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Evening star., 1917-10-28
Lineup and Summary.

Observation-Disclosures. Pool. Mcmillan.
Goals from touchdowns Pool toI. snbstitntions
-Swif, for Davis. Phillips for Irwin, Arnon
for Phillips. Leet for Nickeis. Irwin for Arnon.
Rozboril for Davies; House FOR Rozberl. Ref
eree-Mr. Boell, Dickinson. ,Umpirs-Hr. Raby,
EGettysbure. Lnesman-Mr. E6sraine, Pena
State. Time Of psriods-12 minutes.
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Mere Appropriate.

One of the big eastern structural companies having q contract to build q travelling crane above q coal handling plant at d dock, decided to employ q surgeon to remain Ion the job.' The honored one Was given note which read: ''PlcaSc hand this to the fore. man in charge and tell him that you will look after any of the men who may be injured by falling from the york; The doctor without ado went out to the plant. He looked up at the false work that was being built :n preparation for the crane and it Was so high that the men on it locked like Lilliputians. He thought of the posSi- bilities if one of them should fall tG the dock and lic said to the foreman Il think the company made d mistake. 1t should have addressed this letter to an undertaken"
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Doubly Guaranteed
 Coffee
No Other Coffee Can Be Like the
 Old Secret Blend

When you buy French Market Coffee --the Old Secret Blend-a double guar antee goes with it-your grocer's and ours. That means you are assured fullest value before you buy
 There's Q hundred year old secret back of 1.-the secret of a unique blend of famous coffees from the best coffee growing countries ill the world. More than this, there is also a secret grinding and roasting process-all of which brings to your table a guaran- teed coffee that is simply superb!
 No other coffee can ever be like French Market. Hundreds have tried to initiate it--but failed. It is the envy, admiration, joy and despair of the coffee world.
 A hundred years ago French Market Coffee was obtainable only at the Old French Market, New Orleans. Toda ' it is sold everywhere to meet the big demand resulting from a century of such coffee goodness.
 Send 10c for 12 cup samle and book let of the interesting story of Old French Market. We will also send names of grocers in your town who sell French Market Coffee.
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Only a Beginner.

An old farmer was driving along a lane along a golf course and stopped for moment to watch the game. "What's that?" he demanded curious ly. "Golf," was the reply. "Want to try your hand, uncle?" "Don't mind ii I do," declared the farmer, wrapping the lines around the dashboard ana climbing down. The players gave him a few points about hazards and bog ies, and finally one pointed to a flag on a hill 25O yards away. At the foot of that pole," he said, "is little hole. The object is to put this ball in the hole with the smallest number of strokes" The farmer took the club, sighted for some time, and then let go whale of stroke. The ball scared with a mighty swish into the air, and fled unerringly toward the flag. It fell short, bounced, rolled and wound up a hands breadth from the objective-a phenomenal shot that made the experienced players gasp 'By golly, I missed it! !" the farmer ex- claimed--Everybody's Magazine.
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f(lUR ACCONpIICES IN REEVES MURDER
 HEAR SENTENCES
Two Negroes to Die and Two Receive Life Terms
 for Part in Butchery.

Mlnden, La, Jan. 30.-Chestcr Ty- son, Mary Peters, Larkin Stewart and Anderson Heard, negroes, charged with killing five members of the family of John Nelson Reeves, Christ mas Eve last, were found guilty by a jury this morning. The verd> | against Tyson and Peters was un- qualified and carried With it the Ceath penalty. Stewart and Heard were found guilty and each sentenced to life imprisonment in the pententiary.
 The four negroes were specifically charged with the killing of Mrs. Mat Il Reeves, wife of John Nelson Reeves. Immediately after their conviction they were called before the bar and sentenced, following which they were placed in automobiles and started on their way toward the state peniten- tiary at Baton Rouge. The Louisiana law requires that all legal executions be conducted in the penitentiary.
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heard in his office in Chicago were the basis of the confidential peace statement telegram mentioned today in the leak investigation in New fork as having been sent by Clement, urtis X Co. to E. F. Hutton X Co. of New York. Allan Clement, members of the Chicago firm, stated here tonight
 II sent the message concerning which Mr. Hutton testified Clement said. "It was based on rumOr heard in hrokers' offices. don't know where it originated, nor do recall who gave it to me-
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The Revelation.

Last year was invited to become an honorary member of an organization formed to support the researches of a distinguished man of science. No Obli- gations of any kind; no dues; only the support of my name was desired. IL is doubtless q very rare and violet like type of man who will turn down any good cause which has use for his name. Nor did 1, but protest knew that something more would presently be revealed. It was: the man of sci ence had written his memoirs and eX- pounded his views, in many sumptuous volumes, and honorary members could purchase .hese, by special favor, at an extraordinary reduction. - Atlantic Monthly.
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Enoch Arden.

"Briefy stated" we explained, "the story of Enoch Arden was about as fol- lows: He went to sea and was ship wrecked on an uninhabited island where he remained for several years. When at last he was rescued MT. Ar den put out for home with consider able rapidity, only to find that during his absence Mrs. Arden had married again. What do you suppose was his subsequent action?" Hard to figger,' replied MT. Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge, who had listened with deep interest to the recital. You can't tell which way toad will jump when you poke him, and folks is just peculiar Prob'ly he either took shot at his wife's second husband or else borrowed enough money off'n him to get back to his uninhabited island, and wouldn't bet nickel on either horn of what d'ye-call it t!"-Exchange.
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CAIOMEL MAKES
 YOU SICK, UGH!
"D0dson's Liver Tone' better than
 calomel and call not sallvate

Calomel loses you day! You know what calomel is. It's mercury; qulcK- silver. Calomel $ dangerous. It crashes into sour bile like dynamite cramping and sickenirg you. Calo, mel attacks the bones and shoolu never be put into your system.
 When you feel bilious, slugglsh, constipated and all knocked out ana believe you need dose of dangerous calomel just rememner that your druggist sells for 50 cents a large bot tie of Dodson's Liver Tone, wh oh IS IS entirely vegetable and pleasant tc take and is perfect substitute foi calomel. It is guaranteed to starr vour liver without stirring you uI inside. and can not salivate.
 Don't take calomel! It makes yo' sick the next day; it loses you days work. 'Dodson's Liver Tone s'ralsh tens you right up and you feel great Give it to the children because 1t + rerfectly harmless and doesn't gripe
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LITTLE FIGHTING IF PROPORTIONS
 IN BATTLE ZONE
French Cease Attempts to Recapture Ground Taken
 by the Germans.
Assoclated Press Summary.)

Na3Soclated Press Summary)
 Comparative calm continues to pre- vail on all the battle fronts. No- Where has there been an engagement winch has arisen above the propor- ltons of small encounter.
 From the Baltic to the Black sea along the Russian and Rumanjan fronts, quiet prevails, except south of Riga, while in Macedonia only sporadic clashes have occurred.
 Bombardmorts and small infantry attacks at various points on the front ID France and Belgium arc reported. NO mention IS made in the latest off clal French communication of hostili- ties in the region of IIili No. BOA, in the Nerdun sector, from which it may be assumed that the French have ceased for tho moment at least their attempts to recapture the trenches re- recently taken by the Germans.
 Between Soissons and Rheima. and south of Hetsas, in Belgium, the Ger mans have attempted by means of surprise attacks to make advances but in both instances were compelled to desist under fire of the French and Belgian guns, respectively.
 On the Somme front the British have carried out successful night raids near Butte de Warlancourt, in which German dugouts were shattered with bombs, and east of Souchez. where German works were damaged.
 Considers, ble aerial activity con tinues over the lines in France. Lon Gon reports the destruction of three German machines and the driving down, damaged, of three others.
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NERVOUSNESS
 WAS SO BAD
,dv Acted Just LjAe Person With The Palsy. Couldn't Even Pour
 Gun of Coffee.

rrenton Ga.-Mrs. Pollie Jeffery. of this place, writes: "I was bedYasi eor three weeks. I was so nervous .b.t I couldn't hold myself still. My husband insisted on m' taking Gar dni, so I started. lii three Or fo IT aovs I was feeling a whole lot bet ter.
 My trouble was change of life just hoo;nnire on me. I had awful pains in my head. They would begin n
 the top and work down to my necN
 ond down my back. These pains ant.
 tho nervousness were about all my
 aches, but they were very bad. .
 I was so bad that part of tho time I was unconscious.
 My nervousness was 50 bad that ] adcd just like anyone with the palsy was so weak ] couldn't even pour a cun of coffee. By the time l had taken q half bottle, could walk a littlcl with nv mother steadying me. Two bottle made me very comfortable The test of time is the real test by which the merit of any medicine mu 5t be judged. For over 40 years, Ca dui. the woman's tonic. has stood this test and today thousands of grateftl! women praise t for the good it has done them
 If you are weak and run down, and need a tonic Of this kind, try Cardui For sale by all ruggistS.-Advt.
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Greeks Make Apologies.

London Jan 3o.-According to of ficial telegrams from Athens the cere- n.ony of saluting the flags of the en- tcnte nations, in compliance with one of the demands made on the Greek government for the disturbances at Athens last month, has been carried out in satisfactory manner. Prince Andrew of Greece personally led the Greek cavalry in the march past the flags yesterday afternoon. The crowds which had gathered made no disturbance. All the other demands of the entente allies are being met.
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RL00M AND STEWART
 AGAIN NOMINATED
Continued from page one.)

measure in the council. several promi. nent labor leaders who had supported Mayor Bloom in the past transferred their allegiance to Mr. Veil. Alder man Veil had continuously opposed the repeal of an ordinance demanding the use of two-men crews, and when some of the labor leaders obtained information which led them to believe Mayor Bloom favored the measure, and would vote for it, should the aldermanic vote be a tie. fight against MT. Bloom and in behalf of MT. Veil was started. It was ne ported yesterday that the Central Trades council had passed a resolu- ton endorsing the candidacy of MT. Veil, but this report could not pe verified.
 Small Vote Surprises. surprising feature of the election was the unexpected small vote cast. The total number of votes received by the three candidates for mayor yes terday was 1,345, decrease of l72 from the number received by the can- didates for mayor two years ago when 1,517 votes were cast.
 It is said that quite a number of electors were not allowed to vote, when they presented themselves at the polls, because their names were not in the pollbooks. Investigation revealed that in assessing, these men had given Information which had re- suited in their place of residence be" ing put outside the city limits. Others had failed to pay the poll tax in the l period allotted. This brought about
 part of the reduction in the num-
 Der of votes cast
 The elections were conducted quiet
 y and there was utter absence o1
 difficulties of any kind, the authori-
 ties reported last night. When the
 result became known a large number
 or the adherents of Mayor Bloom
 paraded to his home, where an in
 formal reception was held, the mayor
 giving voice to his appreciation of the
 honor shown him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-31

Rev. William Pierson Merrill. pas tor of the Brick Presbyterian church in Fifth avenue, New York, announced to his congregation he had declined to become president of the Union Theo- logical seminary.
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Some Golfer.

Wilis-"I played golf yesterday for the first lime" Gills-"IIow did you make out P Willis-"Fine Made home run right at the start. hit the first ball into the tall grass in left field and ran around the whole IS holes before they found it.'-Puck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-31

The federal bureau of foreign and domestic commerce is sending spe- cial agent to South America thls month to investigate the possibilities cf the Southern republic as market for American coal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-31

It is well to be a woman in France on New Years Day. This is the great festival of the French people, and on it's arrival it is customary fc> the men to bestow all manner of presents upon their mothers, wives, daughters sisters and sweethearts, while the women are exempt from giving any presents.
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ENDORSE WILSON'S VIEWS.

Lincoln. Neb., Jan. ?O.-By a vote that was virtually a party line up the lower house of the Nebraska leg islature today endorsed Presiden' Wilson's world peace doctrine, as eX pressed in his adress before the United States senate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-31

Dr.. S. M. Watson, pastor of the American church in Paris, who is president of the American clearing Eonsn committee of Paris, and G. S. ,1CwlanG, artist of New York, have u uten nominated chevaliers in the Le- glon If Honor.
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Doq Came First.

Miss PanSy Pyetins father lad to go without his necStic last Sunday. pansy's pckinesc dog needed new ribbon for his neck.
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ReassurinQ.

Little Boy (to nervous lady who was afraid of his dog)-''Don't be scared, lady. He never bites. He only nib- bles"
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ILLINOIS GOING DRY!

Springfield. H.. Jan. 30.-The sen ate license committee today voted $ to 3 in favor of reporting the state wide prohibition bill to the senate with the recommendation that it pass.
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Reasons in "CaIamity."

The compensations of calamity are made apparent after long intervals or time. The sure years reveal the deep remedial force that underlies all fact -~EmerSOn.
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We'll 2

People are more insiStent on th right of way than on the right. De eret News.
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When the Case Is Urgent.

Arbitration is usually most needed when somebody declares that there IS nothing to arbitrate. - Washington Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-31

Watch in Lorgnette Handle. A tiny watch is set in the handle Of new lOrgnette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-31
Deepest Gold Mine.

Tho deepest gold mine in the world is in Brazil
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-31
Plants Used in Commerce.

There are 4,2OO species of plants used for commercial purposes. Of these APO are used for perfumes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-31
Fact About Poker,

Tho best poker hand is made up of calling cards.
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Message Based on Rumor. Pasedena. Cal, Jan. 30.-Rumors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-04
tspecla; to The Times-pisnotc -,

PROVIDENCE. II. l.. September s.
Otto knabe's lucklcss Richmond team
fell twice before the determined as
saults Of Jack Egan's pennnnt aspi-
rants in to-day's holiday bill, a crowd
OF 5000. split $500 and $500, viewing
the games. The count in the morning
affair was IL to >, the decision in the
matinee event was TO J.
Lefty McTiguc pitching his first full
game since June. was the winning
hinger in the ante mcrid!an tusslc. and
he had easy going. despite the fact
that he didn't have moe than the law
allowed.
The Grays hammered Adamss de-
livery to all parts OF the lot. McTigue
leading with n brace OF triples and a
pair OF singles. his four blows swelling
the total TO fifteen. The Grays scored
three runs in the thira frame on time
iy stick work and cl.nched the dec!-
sion with two more. in ,ns a,,h
The afternoon b:~jle was q tighter
one. although interest; was killed 10
considerable cXtea: when The Grays
grabbed two runs 81 ;he opening round
and duplicated ;he stCaI IN the second
Manager knabe sen. Doaznue 10 the
firing lire. and. barring these frames
he pitched a fine article 0, ball. al
lowing but seven h:,s. Of when only
two were mad. from. the second 70 The
hnish. The veteran ~ Eeulnach was
on the nring lire for the Grnys. and
with the exception Q! the arst !nnin.
was never extended 70 the limit,
Neither contest was marked By any
thing sensational! in the field line. the
plays being cut and dried affairs.
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Medical Advice on Blood Troubles
Given Free by Expert Authority

disordered condition Of the blood. For
more than half a century it has been
used with highly satisfactory results
for rheumatism. Catarrh, Eczema,
Scrofula. letter. and other blood dis
eases.
Our medical director. who is an OK
pert on blood and skin diseases, offers
HIS services without cost to all who
wish his aid. You are invited to write
him fully about your own individual
case. and he will gladly give you such
directions for treatment as your case
requires.
You can obtain S. s. S. at any drug
store. Don't be persuaded to take a
aubstitute. II you wish medical advice
address Chief Medical Adviser. Swift
specino Co. 2sb-B, Swift Laboratory.
AtianA, Ga.-Adv.
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Costs Nothing for Opinion Of
Your Own Case.

Everyone recognizes the value OF
expert opinion. This iB the age Of spe-
cialism. and when wo have work OF
Importance to be done. we go to an eI-
pert In his line.
Years ago 1t was realized that medi-
cine covered too broad field for any
one man to master It's every branch.
Hence. the doctor who specialized in
some particular branch became tho
most proficient and the most successful
The wonderful success Of the great
blood remedy. s. S. s.. is duo largely
to the fact that II has not bsen recon-
mended AZ 2 curs-ali. but strictly for
those diseases having. their origin In .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-04
NOTHING CAN
PREVENT YOUR
FEELING BETTER

But your failure to get n bottle OF Par
co Maltogen to-day, and start taking
the best tonic made. Maltogen con-
tains Malt Extract. Gentian, Iron.
Strychninc and Cascara. 1t is tonic and
mildly laxative. 1t has done wonders
for people who are rundown. don't
feel up to standard and lack go" One
bottle Of this wonderful tonic may save
you an expensive illness, besides put
ting you in position to enjoy life.
MaltoEen is sold in Richmond by Para.
Eon Pharmacy. Hord's Drug Store, T.
a. Miller Co, Washington & Early e
stores), l. T. Wright Drug Co.. Bur.
netts Drug Store, Allen Avenue Phar-
macy. Farley's Pharmacy. Kern's Phar-
macy and one store In each town.-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-04
KNOCK JOHNSON OFF MOUND

PHILADELPHIA. September a.
Philadelphia hit Washingtons pitchers
hard and won both games to-day, 7 to
and to .. The largest crowd that
has been at Shibe Park in three sea-
sons saw the double-header. Joe Bush,
who was reinstated to-day by Manager
Mack, after being suspended for nearly
two weeks. was taken out after pitch
ing three innings OF the first game be-
cause Of wildness.
rubber in the third inning of the second
game, while r. Johnson was very ef-
fective for the home team. Shortstop
Dugan had his right ankle badly
sprained in sliding home In the first
game. The scores:
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CONTINUED on Eighth Page
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the cup installed In the trophy room.
Tho Country Club of Virginia en-
tertained tho visiting teams ut luncheon
at tho club yesterday. Following tho
luncheon. the annual meeting OF tho
held. at which officers for tho ensuing
year were elected. und the DanvIllo
ship in tho association.
Onicers elected yesterday were: Pros
gent. DR.; j. W. Carroll. lakewood
dent. Charles G. Hume, Norfolk Coun-
Try Club: secretary-treasurer, Fl. S.
WoFthingham. lakewood Country Club
The next meeting of tie association
ana the next state tournament will BIO
neio At the lakewood Country Club OF
LynchburG on Labor Day o. next year
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RED SOX GET SETBACK
WHITE SOX ANNEX BOTH,
WHILE BOSTON DROPS TWO
Eddie Murphy's Pinch-HittinE Feature
OF Double Victory That Gives His
Team Leblanc Advantage.

CHICAGO, September 3.-Eddie Muir
Chicago to take both games OF the
doubleheader from Detroit. { to and
u to S. and thereby gain two games
TO New York. Chicago now is lead
ing Boston by six and half games.
Detroit took n lead over Chicago in
the fifth inning of the morning game
by punching hits and driving Faber
OFF the mound but Danforth and Will
lians checked the visitors after that.
The visitors took the lead on the
locals In the second game. by bunch-
ing hits behind bases on balls in the
second and third innings. but Muir
phys single. with men on second and
third, enabled Chicag to tie the count.
Schalk'S home run. which came in the
next inning with two men on the
bases. put Chicago in the lead. and they
never were headed thereafter. Scores:
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ROYALS WINNERS IN BOTH

) ROCHESTER, y y. September a.
inability to hit either Garner or Duffy
games with The Royals her. to-day
Montreal won the morning game 3 to
o. and the afternoon game 10 l.
SandberG kicked TOO hard on one o.!
Umpire McBr!dc's decisions in tho
morning game and was banishcd
Z In the afternoon game the Royals
pasted Joe l-otZ all over he lot for
four innings. and treated CauScy very
harshly for the balance OF the game
The Rochester team played like
sch oo1boyS AT times, while at soma
stages of the game they played like
champions. McAulcy the Royals
ehortstop. put up "A stellar gam" in the
field. and AT bat seemed 10 have no
trouble connecting safely when ne 50
desired. The scores
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CUBS AND CARDS DIVIDE

ST LOUIS, September 3.-Chicago
and St Louis each took game Of
to-day's double-header. Chicago won
the first, 6 to 6. and St. Louis won
the second. . TO o.
In the first game. Chicago drove
Doak from the mound in the seventh
inning, scoring three runs. Watson
replaced Doak. In the next inning.
the visitors sent over two runs. which
won the game.
Goodwin shutout Chicago in the sec
ond game. not visitor getting be-
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Southern Annexation.

AZ birmingham Birmingham. 2;
New Orleans (morninG game). Bir-
minEham o: New Orleans. o Afternoon
game called In NTH inning: rain).
Al htlanta--Atlanta. .: Mobile, 3
ihrsi gamer. Atlanta, 4; Mobile. 2
nc"s).
~ Little Rock-I.ittle Rock, 0: Mem
phis. (nrst Eame). Little Rock. 0;
Memphis. (Sccond game: called in
NTH inning; darkncss).
At Chattanooga - Chattanooga. O:
Nashville. ffrst Came). Chatta-
nooEa. 8: Nashville, 0 (second game;
seven inninES).