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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-04

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Wontag IN @cihGitcn in ct. SolliS.
&auft Scifcrion Gitp Batting SO.
grot in q. q. &ubn'3 Slciihmarft.
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bes Stnpci5crpcrCiln5 o&clpctia."
-Gic rcgelnlGbiGe monotlifc Sit,
ung ocS StobtrotbS iinoct an Won-
tag Nbc,b Itutt.
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fanb iif lebtCn licnatoa in @cihGi.
ten bier.
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mebrere Gage in Ct. 2ouis gum 9c-
Judi unb in Observation-Disclosures.
Vrin1t cure g%ciommcltcll Sabof
Gags lul0 Coupons nud) u. sc. Hict
che biciclbcn periullcn iinb.
-Souis Hrolncr. &nlilrcr Der
Srunflin Nant bon Ct. Sollis, iuar
lebten Sonntng bier ST. @nit bel &ui-
iirer e. j. Hippitein rnb Satin.
-Gic @crmalm Sopin9s Vonf
ncrfnuftc lcstc Mod)e cincn Sub Al,
Der neitiiden Scitc ben Gott II
5rontitrobc al Wco. Stord fir 500.
Or. Wi. 6. SultL, 3obnnr5t, Don
SmcnSuillc miro ichcn Gonncrstog
IN Wnp in Der GiiiCc hca Or. Chloe
lein 5llr Nlsiibmng icincr Eroria.
-OScor Socbnig, bon TricocnS.
tDal III icbt nlub inter bic Nutlcr &c
gangcn lu,b 5lunr bot II non n. &.
9itrpl, I9cnt, Cin ucl,c3 Stllocbofcr
Gin gefauft.
-Gnrd) &orrontp 0cch iibcrtrllo
lebte ISOLDE @nt. Serolter icinc 112I
gldcr mnfoiicnoc Torm al Der Golcs
Greet nn @ernlonn <blnlanl1 fir
$4,000.
Ger Nermorm @oicball Club
miro nihiten Sonntoa Ole Waicbolls
Saiion er6ffncn nit cincm @cttipicl
gcgcn ons "Scom" bon Wontoonlcrp
Gin. GnS Spiel finoct I'M @aieboa,
Earf hubier ltntt mo miro ulll bolb
3 llbr b%eginncn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-04

Wlcllcr Bros. Seiferion Stu
Nrot. bel q. M. Nicf.
Milton lunO Soicpb aorl bon Mcs
&ittrif porcr ogt Montog bier in
@ciddftcn.
-Irou Soicpb %cnncbcrgcr bon
MforriIon luur lcBten Sonltag bier
gum @clth ibrcr @cihmiitcr, 2oris
Gpplc unb ociicn Shlpcitcrn.
5rnu Geo. Stcin bon Ct. 2ouis
fonl lebten 3oulcrStog bicrber 5lllll
Velllh ibrer hctogten Wtllitcr, Srull
6. MiMcls.
-Sonia M~ciobrinf un6 Subl
Gbos. ionic Geo. <rrcllncper bon
Smcnspillc u. / morel am Mittluod,
in 0clhGftcn bier.
-Gic Gubrifarbcitcr battcn an
Samstng Tcricn. Superintendent
&rocttIp mar nit ieincn llnterNcbc.
lcn an Der Nrbcit sic bulb, jGhrlid)c
Observation-Disclosures SIT MADDEN.
-Euitor Miol,rcr bon Grofc PC.
Ianb lid ON Mittmoh III @cid0itS-
onoclcQcnbcitcn bier 1tllo crircutc
oltd) ona p&olfablntt" burd) iciilcn
ltcts on0cneDnell @cilld.
-NcnrD MciOcnlolllt bon Ct.
2olia %Ilottctc inns lcttcn Sountoo ci,
ncn onOcncbnlcn Wcihditahcilh ob.
Gr hcfollh iid ullf scr Rildrciic nm
8np lclncr frllbCrcn Ncinlotb, 100 CT
fltrSc 3cit bel %crpanoten ltno Ne.
fonntcn pcrpcilt hottc.
-@0hrcno Scr Wnnotc Nlpril unb
Sum- lit Is plrbotcn Wide nit unNc.
rem %orridtlm0tl ol@ nit Scr 9l,t0cl
81 Iongct "a bjcIca bic 2~uidcn5cit
nj. &cincrlcI 9tcGc 0iirfcu. in irucn0
nithn, EIn,,%Si,, ;,ns .:i -. Nn,E
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-04

Sri. Wortbo Sd)mitt, bon Gil.
Ter, Nrfnnins, fam .lcttcn GietStoo
bicrbcr I'M ibrcr Sdmcitcr, 6rolt
Conrad SGmor5 an Nolttc / cincr
IGnNtrcn Nciltd, ob5uTtottcn.
Sonn Shnci0cr bon Nop mar
AcItcrn mic0er 3lull critcr Mule lett
uiclcn Wonotrn IN Scr Stuht ulb
3lpor hot Cr Iifl bcindhC pollitGn0ig
Crbplt uon DEM l(nRhttaiolyc Ser i'm
Dor ctlpo orci Monotun e"r2iitt. ais cr
bcim GurdAclcn iGinca rciponn>.
non @nACn Atif!Nlocrt lta> 'fwer
ucrlcbt mor0cn mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-04

-gSm. Gpple bon @orriiOn mar
lceten Sienstaa bier uno fnllftc bon
agert SScbn Stort Gin neiles Gbcbo.
let Iitto.
-@0p. Sicblcr uno Satin bon
2ouiiiona, Io. berid)ten boderfrcilt
0ic Gicburt ocs Gritaeborcnen, cines
nllntcrCn Sobnhcns baS am lcttcn
SDnntog Gas Sift Der @eIt crblidtc.
-Sbco. :. Sillp un0 Sobn Scrbcrt
Sillp pom Stolpc parcn lcttcn Oiens-
tag @cilld)cr u%nicrcr Office. &erbert
rciitc bon bier ans mad ct. 2ollis
jlun @ciud) bon Scrpanbtcn.
-Yoitor u. s. &osnann unb
,Srnnf Sitter rciitcn lcttcn 0ienstoG
nad ct. Qouis no tic als Seleaotct
Ger bicii9cn epangl. ct. Touls-6 ST.
mcinoc Der Spnobnl-G onfcrens bel.
mO6iItm merbet:
= Gin ncltcs Supctcullultcr in scr
Standardization locbcn cridicncn; Ous
lid bclorocrs fiir Sctorntions5lpctc
cianct, ooer our Musitattlulg bon
S6nllicniter, &irtbslofulcn ltilp. Sic
Holicn iinb 30 Coll brett ltnb Is
9nros lang. Moht cure @eitclllun-
gen i%nllcrbolb bcn nGditcn II Sa9cn.
Souis Snberi it 0 Ct.
-gSir lcnfcn oic Auimcrfiaul-
felt Der gttien Snbubcr Der Sorm.
crs lmO Wcr6unts @ollf alli
Ole betr. Nn5cigc an nnocrcr Stcllc
III mcld)cr cine %criammlluns Der off.
ticn Snbobcr olif Somstng. Sen ~.
Itui cinbcrlfcn miro I'M ilbcr sic
&icocrcrofimmg Der @nnf 5u be.
ratbcll.
-@.iit @cDolicrn cr;ohrcn mir ooE
6rou Ectc Subrpillct Spdtcr imlicrcs !
Eoltnnciitcrs, &. s.. Gol1gbcll, ). ,.
in id)iper frallirm 3uiton0c in clncN
MoipitcI in ct. %nuiS bornicOcrlicgt.
lllld) SIC @nttir hcs &crrn 6rlt Mic
boif hcfinbct iidl icit %ulcbrCrcn $50
den IN It. 2paj3 inG ct. NntDom
Noipitnl crnilIid, crtran.t. Gcibcn
Fnticntcn ipiinidcn mir ppn Mcr5cn
rrd)t balhigc @icorrgc1cirno.
-Mpnroc &cfmunn mllrbr bier
III Snmstug Nbcnb nit Sri. Munbn
bon Scrnlnlln Actrnllt. Gr
it bel Der %ct McrcuntiIc So. ongc
telIt. - ciicrion Gitp &oltsfrcumo.
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lnlcrcs Witbiirgcrs, Gr. u. q.
Smitb ulb Snbn hcS pcrit. McurD
pGbrcnb bic @rollt cine
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licr lit. Gen NcrncrnlG6ltcn, sic IN
Gitp mnhncll mcr0cl, luniC
Ell bCr5lid)itcn Wliifmunid,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-04

-Glmcr Tltcoigcr fcbrtc lcttclr
Snnatng BON It. @ouis 5lriif, no cr
lett odt @odcn sic Sdool Of gn.
holnlilrg hcllldtc uno bcn GURUS ols
Observation-Disclosures mo GinboIinmirer
obioluirt hat.
Better &odim@ lu>0 Wottin bon
&rcofficlO, Mo. bciiu0en iidj felt e.
nigcn (ngcN bier ais @Gitc ser ga.
mile NJ. 4. Stuitcr. Ncrr Sod
ms un0 Mlrr Sdruitcr mdrcn in frii.
3crcn %ahrm III Wrrofficlo @ciN1its.
,ltilha6cr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-04

-Ir. e. g. Saifner rciite Iester
! Sreitag na6 SEEM Sapen in geruis.
| geidGften.
-2im Samstag iinoct in 3cil.
mam's Nolle in @cr1cr Gin groBcr
Pail itatt.
-9SnIter gebrmnm BON Hbinr-
lnrlo fam lettcn Srcitag bier ourd,
alli Der Hciic nod Ct. 2cuiS.
TaS @rot Der Seifcrion Gin
@afing SO. fam nid,t itbertroiicr
lucrbcn. ghur 81 baben in g. q.
&uDn's 6leiih. Worft.
Irit !Sannc uno Ncnrb @iClt
BON Worriipn ipnrcn lettell Montuu
flir5c Belt bier, tbCils in @ci6Gitcn
ulb 5ltnl &ril,d) bon &crmonbtcn ilnO
Ncfunntcn.
Gle ShOn5cit iilr Milbentcu un0
@Guic hat nit Dent /. Wtni bcgonncil.
NadI Dem Nlunocsgcfeb ouritc hicic2
Silo ld,on nnd) Dem /. glpril nidt
nlcbr crlcgt mcroen.
g. GnAclbrc6t, 9lltg. Wocllcr
ullo G0. Wcpcr bon Ban iuorcn oul
Montoa bier I'M Ger %criommillnO
Der &onfcra giiocintion bci5umo1.
men.
Strait i. @orning Don ct. 2oui%
fam Icbtcn Gicnstog in ibrc iriibcrc
Scinlatb bicriclbit Surild I'M ctlidc
Gage bei ibrcr Sdipcitcr, 6roll @oon1
Hcnocr 81 ucrlucilcn.
Sna Vrot oaS Die Scffcrion Gin
SO. ~licfcrt, has friibcr bier in
Strllttnlunn'S Storc mo ip1ter in
U. M. Micf's Storc %perfol,ft nltrbc
lit jest MIR IN u. u. &rbn's Tlciid.
5ll babcn.
County Collector s.. &. Straf
>c9nb lId) lcttc @od)c no6 Canaan
mi Icinc Sarul I'M icin S6crflcin
;ltr Nhpcnolulg elmer Slnl9crsnoth
II inherent Sonbc bci%5litrogcll, rnN
'nt ocsbolb Gin grobc3 Icl0 nit Scar
on1cpflnn5t.
-Faltl Wontic, Observation-Disclosures
'cH blcIlacn ,}lpciaca Scr Nrop Com
50. tbcilt ms nit, BOB bicie
Sc'clIlduft bcobii6tigc in n1dltcr
}%litlrnlt bier cine Creamery slt ctob.
lrell III %crhlllDllna nit i0rcn TrU.
','ftcn @cidGft. &%oficntlih fonrmt
'cr Flon sur &crmirflidurg.
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lbc1o ibrc %criommllm0 IN ser
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4. &. &ulmcpcr, Tioniltin. gtndl
CT @rlh0fta &criolmlung ion0 cine
Observation-Disclosures lott.
-Scim County 2lnlpolt mllrnc ci
{ NIflngc NcGcl Den Mirth \. 4.
ION abortion cil10crcidt, in
oieIcr hclMuloiot miro. &C.
%%cilc az hcn cbCniolla III
torriIon moNnboitcn SplpcItcr Re.
~, bcrollId)rn0c WctrGrlfc ucrfnuit
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r., ocu Notcr SnlpcitcrS on0ctliA ,
''nod)rldtigt mOrocn mar. feline iol- .
Z @ctrInfc icIncm Sobnc ST. pcr.
!llfen.
y @ciud)cr Ocs birii0cn Nictl,rc
BON lpcrNcn om Somatoo, Sen II.
ioi, i'll Scr Gon5crtholIc @~rlcncnhcif
lbcn Gin Sfouipicl SIT ichcn NoS
'h allen %crid)tcn iclbit oo2 0rohc
hoto'picL DEbc %irtb oi Il Notion"
'crtrclfcn miro. IS III oicila nns
oBc SdlollIpicI oGipiIiiotiou." Nci
| GrltultitllDrlunA nnDcSN cine Nil
NJ Dollars ~foitctr, uu0 lei mcldlr
BON Ecrion mitnirftui. IS
NCrrll SllrnI NIT orNI,rur Cation
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-04
Sciratbsli5cuicn.

Albert w. Allersmeyer, New Haven %
Luella Boedecker, New Haven - 10
Arthur L~angenberg, Mt. Sterling-- "a
Ella Gaede, Owensville -- %
Alb. Hagedorn, Rhineland - %
Irene Leuenberger, Morrison - 20
Frank 0. Fricke, Hermann - 26
Dina Wattenberg, Berger --- 90
Herm. F. j. Walz, st. Louis 90
Etha l.. Hoffman,, St. Louis 90
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-04
'M. 6. Stride.

Nln n0d)'tcn Snnntng begirnt sic
Sonntoaid,ulc pormittogs Inn $50
llbr nit borolf folacnocm Erogram
81 Gbrcn ser Cradle Npu G(uiie.
0nS EroBrnm miro aus %ortrI0cn,
@ciong lnN @ciprcdungcn bcitcbcn.
Scocrnlnnn, llno bcionocrS Die Gltcrn
nno @illocr iinb cinaclobcn.
Sonntog 9lhcnb
Gplnprtb Slgn ....~.. 700 llbr
Gn9lilhe Ercoigt 7:45 llbr
$. T.. Seller, Euitor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-04
STATE BANK
OF Y, MISSO URI

@e0rinbet 1911.
&opitol $4,000, lleberidub $4,000
0cpoiiten iiber 100000.
8etrei6t cit ati9culcines Saufoeid1dft.
8esablt 1 YrUScnt nuf 3eits9 cpoiiteu.
8e5ablt 3 8rusent allf Spar cpuiiten.
Sat Sidberbcitse Sepuiits&6iteu 81 bernie
then.
llnb bittet ireunblibit Inn cure aunb.
ibait.
Oireftpren:
Sitnon Spe9er. y. u. Mencr.
s. gneclbrecht, q. u. MueQcr.
9teo. S%uid,mann, Gbas. W. S,uet.
6enrg ganaenbcr0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-02
VAWIt,n, .ILLEGES
 HIS VICTIM WAS
 WRECkER OF HOME
Attorney for Virginia Pro lessor Makes Statement
 When Trial Begins.

Christianburg. Va. Way IA pur-
 ported admission by Prof. Chas E.
 FaWter, of Virginia Polytechnic in-
 stltute, that he killed Chas Heth, Jr,
 because of the latter's relations with
 Mrs. VaWter. was filed in court to-
 day at the opening of Vawter's trial.
 Attorneys for VaWter declared that
 when the prisoner made bond. he
 told the officials that more than once
 he had evidence of compromising re-
 lations, that he had remonstrated
 with Heth to stay away, and later, when he openly charged the two were too intimate, Heth had choked him into insensibility, and finally he killed tleth in struggle after he had discovered that Mrs. VaWter left her bedroom at o'clock il& the morning. Mrs. VaWter was not in court today. According to the statement, soon after retiring, Heth was said to have come to the bedroom of Prof. and Mrs. VaWter, and drank whiskey with them, returning to his own room. At 3 a. m., Vawter heard a noise and when he went to investigate, he saw Mrs. Vawter enter room occupied by the children and afterward he met Heth on the stairs. The killing fol- lowed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-02
ARKANSAS HAS
 CAREFUL SMOKERS

Recent compilation of figures on causes of fires shows that Arkansas has the most careful tobacco smokers of any state ill the union. Only seven tenths of one per cent of the fires of known origin start from this cause in Arkansas, it is shown by figures in possession of the Arkansas Actu- arial bureau.
 In the United States in one year, however, smokers were responsible for theburning up of $4,505, ,963.00 worth of property. Tn some other states the loss ratio from this cause runs as high as IS per cent. which is Nevada's figures. The benighted in- habitants of that western state would seem to be 20 times as careless ill this respect as those of Arkansas, accord ing to these figures.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-02
PERSONALS.

A. Lewis, of 519 East Sixth avenue was operated on at the Davis hospital Monday and is reported getting along nicely.
 J. w. Ewing has returned to the city, after spending nearly two years in the Texas National guards.
 Judge Gabe Meyer and Sam Fies will leave tomorrow for a two-weeks stay in Hot Springs. They will stop at the Majestic hotel
 William Keller is visiting his daughter. Mrs. Arnold Keller, at Mon- roe, La. Mrs. Keller has been visit ing in the city with her father, and accompanied him to Monroe.
 Dave Franklin is out again after being sick for some time.
 Hugh Barclay of Little Rock, is visiting in the city.
 R. Carnahan, local lumberman and real estate owner, left yesterday af- ternoon for Oneida, Ky, to attend the commencement exercises of the One ida Baptist institute.
 Merle B. Smith, who has been sick for several days, was taken to the Florence sanitaNium yesterday morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-02
SUFFERED SEVERELY EVERY MONTH
Lady Tells What Cardui Did For Her and What It Will Do For Suffer-
 ing Women.

Deepwater, TeXas.-"I think Cardu is indeed wonderful medicine" says Mrs. Minnie Starnes, of this town "In 1905, I broke down in health sud denly I suffered agony. Had bearing down pains :. also my back and limbs and hips. .. Sometimes I was in bed all the time and again I was just able to be up. l suffered most severely at .. and would be confined tC my bed four or five days.
 Nothing 1 did ever did me any good until l took Cardui. but suffered two years this way before l took Cardui. One day my husband saw the 1 Cardui advertisement. He got mo a bottle, began taking 1t and next month I never felt any pain at all, did all my work without any trou-
 Mrs. Starns says she did not take any more Cardui then until 1908, when she took four bottles, with ex- cellent results. She concludes her statement with the following: II would advise all eXpectant mothers to give Cardui a trial. It will relieve all anxiety and fear as is natural for them to have l know, for l had the experience myself"
 Judging from the experiences of so many thousands of other women, you can depend on Cardui to surely help you, if you suffer from any of the complaints so common to women.
 Get bottle from vol druggist to day, and give it fair trial.-Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-02
SURPRISES !GERMANS.

Detroit, Mich, May 2.-Some new methods of warfare, as surprising and effective as the gas bomb, the liquid fire and other devices already intro duced in the European war. may be disclosed at the annual meeting of the American ElectrOchemical so- ciety, which began it's session in this city today. Members of the society it is said, have been experimenting for some time with a view to mak- ing discovery that would help Am erica to win the war and at the same time shed glory on the profession they represent. Research work also is being conducted olong lines to aid the nation in keeping its agricultural and industrial activities going ahead at full steam during the period of the war
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-02

tary ball will be given early nevt month.
 A scholarship benefit card party Will be given at 2:30 o'clock this after. noon at the Harmony club.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Pine Bluff Political Equality league will be held at 2:30 o'clock this after noon in the chamber of commerce rons.
 Invitations have been received bv local friends to the marriage of Miss Carolyn Eggleston to Richard Henry Allen at the Christ church Little Rock, May 16 Both of the young people have been visitors here where they have many friends. The brides father formerly made his home in Pine Bluff
 Miss Emma Hardy is able to be out again after an illness.
 Mrs. c. w. O'Neill and babies have returned to their home at Texarkana after a visit with MT. and Mrs. B. R. Hardy and family, G22 Walnut street,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-02
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles, dissolves gravel cures diabetes weak and lame backs
 rheumatism, and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and women. Regulates bladder trouble in children. If not sold by your drug gist, will be sent by mail on receipt of $1O0. One small bottle is two months treatment, and seldom fails to perfect a cure. Send for sworn testimonials. Dr. B. w. Hall, 2926 Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists. (Advt.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-02
AUTOS IN COLLISION.

The automobile of William D. Me- Kinnies of Tillar collided with the automobile belonging to Roy Sen yard at the Pilkington place three miles out from the city on the dollar way at 8 o'clock last night Mr. McKinnies' car went into ditch, causing injury to Mr. McKinnies' daughter, Miss Florence, about the head. MT. McKinnies was going south and MT. Senyard was going to Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-02
INVITE CONVENTIONS HERE.

F. B. Bloom, secretary of the cham Der of commerce, sent invitations to the State Medical society and the State Dental association, to hold their 1918 conventions in Pine Bluff. The medical society is now conven- ing at Little Rock, and the Dental association will convene at Little Rock the latter part of this week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-02
CUT THIS OUT-IT IS WORTH
 MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip. enclose with 5c to Foley & Co.,, 2835 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, Ill.,, writ ing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return trial pack age containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets. For sale by Mann's Pharmacy.-Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-02
AIDITORIUM PLANS ADVANCE.

The auditorium and theater com mittee met in the chamber of com merce rooms yesterday afternoon. The committee announced that rapid progress was being made, and that by this time next week definite plans wou1d he had
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-02
TO DISCUSS WAR RELIEF.

Philadelphia. Pa., May 2.-War re- lief will be the leading topic at the thirty-second annual meeting of the NeedleWork Guild of America, which is to assemble in tins city tomorrow for session that will continue sev- eral days. The meeting will be at tended by women from many parts of the country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-02

Smith today. The trip to Fort Smith was made in 12 decorated automo- piles furnished by local citizens. Pa triotic speeches and songs featured a meeting held at the courthouse when the recruits were told goodbye. School was dismissed for the occasion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-02
AIRMAN IS DROWNED.

Pensacola. May 1-Ensign E, R. yankirk. U. 5. navy, fell 1000 feet n an airplane into Pensacola bay late today. and was drowned before he could be extracated from the floating vreekage of the machine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-02
REVIVAL AT LAKESIDE.

Reverend Theodore Copeland, pas tor of Lakeside Methodist church, will conduct revival services in the Lake side church commencing Sunday. Rev. Copeland is expected to arrive today from Miami, Fla, where he has becn conducting a revival.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-02
BERNHARDT SITTING UP.

New York, May 1-Mme. Sarah Bernhardt was able to sit up unassis- ted today, for the first time since she became i'll here and was compelled to undergo an operation.
 Her physicians at Mt. Sinai hospital issued bulletin tonight in which it was said the strength she displays makes the outlook more favorable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-02
WEDDING BELLS.
Neeley-Adams

NeeIey- -AUd111s
 D. G. Medley and Miss Clara Adams, both of Wabbaseka, were married yes- terday afternoon in the office of Coun- ty Clerk c. M. Nichol, the ceremony being performed by Justice of the Peace Lelanl Murphy, who was sum- moned for the ceremony, after the lie ense had been issued. Later, MT. and Mrs. Neeley departed for Wabbaseka, where they will reside.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-02
FALLING ROCK KILLS MINER.

Bonanza, May 1.-The ninth miner was killed in this county since Feb ruary 1, when John Strickland, IF years old, was killed today by fall of rock at the Woodson Barr Coal company's mine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-02
STRIKE IS SETTLED.

Mexico City, May 1.-Strikes for higher wages of workmen at the re- finery of the Aguilar Oil company at Tampico is reported by the company here to have been settled. The com- pany is controlled by British inter- ests.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-02

A A local Red Cross society will be organized at the home of Mrs. Leo M. andrews A in Martin Place at 3:30 O. gioe6 lI Thursday afternoon. May 10. 1;; ufs; Andrews and Mrs. Jack Bern R2fdt 5i talked by telephone to Miss
 aafgaLet Wilson, daughter of Presi- oe9J Woodrow Wilson, at Oseeola, 4oo ana Mss Wilson promised to come to me Stuff in the early fall. A Mill
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GREENWOOD MEN ENLIST.

Greenwood, May 1.-Twenty young
 men of this place enlisted at Fort
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The Young Matrons mission cir cie will meet at o'clock tomorrow afternoon i,. with Mrs Percy McGeorge, eighteenth and Cherry street.
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The Sam Taylor school benefit at the Best theatre has been postponed rom today until tomorrow.
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Mrs. J. z. Cone and little daughter, Caroline. are in Memphis, where they are making their home during the service of Mir. Cone in the aviation corps
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Captain and Mrs. Sebastian Geis- relter and Mrs. John Taylor are eX- pected to leave for Atlanta tomorrow,
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Mrs. ]. C. Turner has returned from St Louis and Missouri points where she has been visiting.
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Misses Grace Kilgore and Bernice Roller are visiting in Camden.
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Mrs. Frank Tomlinson has return ed from Washington, where she at tended the National D. A. R. con- gress and Daughters of 1912.
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Miss Beatrice Bilskv has returned to Stuttgart, after visit with MT. and Mrs. William Bilsky.
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Mrs. A. Soltz, Mrs. Herman Soltz, Mrs. H. Schevitzky and Dave Schev- itzky spent yesterday in Little Rock.
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r,o " c. T. U. will meet at 3 ,o1ooh tomorrow afternoon in the v .lo,s of the Y. M. c. A. An inter- xs+ino program will be arranged.
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Mrs. James Moore is visiting with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Sage, at Camden.