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 I5NaTENE
lad Bright's Bisei1.e--t t.,,rA "8abo
 -aat His Engine sack Agallaa

Railroad companies are s'I3t s138t saa physical condlaen 5l tGaH seea. 10t1Ye engmeers. -4a eH-la 1T t.as aarldreds ut- lives in nIs c'3st0ds e4f " 5ianez he takes 9lIt q IF T .0@I 0t 5az. =angers. So Wnen hlaSlneer E.
 .ardY ot Marshall Taz.. got SICK an Was examined by the c1--e, aluse0h oi JaA Tazas Pacific d0=Duai Ha Was made Co quit work Waan cne aoe tor
 5und ae mad Eerv 95I ease t- s57gllta disease. Hardy then G.z1r 10 Denver. C0lG..---1a q sneelall=- - 10
 5and he blood pressure 2-5 ..1#
 Iiaa null of albumin oactor t2zt
 nl ne would never ee aOls to WGFE my more. Hardy EetuFnec I0l1e azzsE z5na friend s1ggesrea mat Ae 5a=.a he eG1aBrateu t1oDa Kidney and l-.-z=...z
 1T Remedy. lie foek thirteen 1otties. zsas= asain examined 7r chI:f slHeeea. gao said nls blood pressure Was n6t- IlaI ana nc albumin. 1s9l ais eas4le.
 Ick and 1aarrltF recommends 'Io1a1 t8 alg afflicreu with Kidney trouble. F4.v .4Ob04 Your dragg7st can sup- ely vou-sl per uotgie. Or write 5a z5a0 adimue Manufacturing t9.. 5ln2ar. La for descriptive booklet nd sworn .1eatlnloIl1aIs. AaEt.
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G-B0Ar nEIELlPaENTS.

Two developments iu the tl=aaat campaign n nreesntaeeAa deserve xpa- eiai prominence III the consideration Of the waE One is rhe Use or these crase in sroniss the other Is tlle use of niohal'piatea a'eriacopes. maklns them AnYlaihle n ll4e water because tha nlcAel is like a mirror and re 1lertA the WsXea
 Use ol the s-l9s IT s.onps indicates
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14
4s k OFTEN THE Cssf..

a a ana a aov 3 55 nave aaen married in New 0rleans
 r ne.nr 8 eha5 # -oms Turk 9~ -li.-4taan gers noid o( zuat rem aa il aveas1laIiy aaaa tne ne2s fo ais -oue zHl tnev n5 -#iBnose -tat we al 4ea marled HHs eaIly.
 aEe zra neania n me aalas 0G Asia an ara ot -urope WHO unag- 4e 'Nl ing uUa gun ll&4.s aro 1ur on. a}. stSaHs eHIs.
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TRAINING MEN FOR VtR.

Even oug universities are gaag i'll for the eaUcauon that tits meu to alu Il #he tIer5 ag8ust tfermanv
 FhroughaUt the and free courses are neiug arranged tor sIgHaI corps frajnln.r. d ranch oI tne army ser Iee tnaG IS woefully 4etcJem.
 a tranlng Is ree m ene unlvor- sit-es and there are no speeIA er- .r4ace standards.
 aats cAe aHa8 at cooperation thuE aguts.
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NOrtBLHs BORN ruIs DATE.

Mrs. Woodrow wilson. Wife ot the president h0ra9at N7ythevifle Va. 5 wcUFS ago toaay
 James heeleE. CliGaSo news paper. oIltcs and puohsher, born i'll Lz0nQon. ---s>---1 5 e-r2 2So talaI
 It. lse.. Patuek . aIecsevern. Cath.
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PRg8iEHs OF LIEE..

some Atlanta club women are send ing our etreular letter wnlan asks -he Women,z organIzarions ID endorse his resolution.
 Resolved, That we do hereby eu- 39rse woman suffrage as a part of the nFaeueal problems of 3fEc. and a. he best means Of ohJarmng the mot aifectIqe eo-operauon of all womon il aff@rs Which ouen most e4osetr
 t aome ana families.
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LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
 By ,. " STIlUs
 msrnax ae4zy

ports ffpIr cur oVn country ana Or nose who are agaI1ag Qernuc- racys battle yUtyn IS.
 z eliminating Cfus waste. zr does not mean mat aur uier 1s 70 DE re- duced as much as nngnr zppezr. for, 1T each of the instances men tIoTIec. substitutes ot oThsr ro0ds an Be made to the end that we shaa ae eliminating waste without oaGsIrG persouaI lnconven1euCe-
 It would seem rflat-if1 til1s hour 2t rte supreme test or 1atr-otIsn1. when hundreds of tnoussuds ot Ottr 5oHs are Eoing -rlto lhe trenches over rt1ere. OUT Government $ ask 5ag verv tttrle or IS T lzl1s slight 5acrlrce
 Il the mai anaIvsls. thts IS ! War CT ras0urccs. Iae Aaiser and Is GIase aasQclates are. 10 douDr, f11-e concerned oyer rt1e fact that he peoDie ar hcme are srary-1rcr faa9 stleF are over tHe 1isi1earrer- ln5F mi 3f-az.v 1everses tuev arc cCTl- sszd6ix area-lnr IT 1ae western tHearre IT war. There IS | con-
 Lack fire ruarlug against t.te5I. gae Largelv 10 ttle fact tr12r
 le 1- G4FE3aaE a1e e.e1- a'..tt.srsa se~ iacic 3I fa9d. Sooner z- #aterz 1t,s- couCIrior n1ust reach t.'a e1ecr111l army. So 0ur ar-n1eS nd 1h0se Of our allies r1usr De ! ept wei red and this can De dcne F eaet1 0t IS eliminates Gae ht-le WG5JC ff2r has been referred 10.
 eae are TOT Eiu1es when any
 as The right 70 decide ,T2ar3er ee saaH or snail not le Hrftt7-.
 The cal to zanrs TO those CT military ecc IS not more rrlanua- -orv -taa the call 10 thrift -c- those 0f IS at nome.
 Yes. keen the home nres 1ur1- ing. The elimination or waste Is one or he pest ways or doing IL
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tn eensorme t1e reports rom Fiaa- ders tue German eensors nust a9 kept rather busy, Vim a tremendous stock of blue pencils on hand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14
Rubber aAodeie.

Ru5a.- saaeIs af essent..}. narrs o3 cows rlzs Haan invented in England so -.:4 ..els s7tlo are learning to he nj .-.:.aids HfaetieaI tns1rattiaa.
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Ig ten. Alhv lvot f,,s ,.r,

LittI, atahel had inst raae eaa frc, An attack Of the chicken T.z .sl-. she informed her mother -.,. hat Is over. Now waaf 5,r aext, turkey Doz or yfllet. ="
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14

The soap factories are ciamornG for more srease. and nave aeked no the nriea af soup uccause -heV can't -oJ sunelenL Aud iHat at inc
 len t1e 1Qteuts Qf our garbage ayiIs #t 4oata more the goYernmenr asks 1s aot 10 ana much n i.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14

Er pHe af 6Ha lact that Fev call tne worlds series. I1ers are mal- 0ns &aia w0 aont EasW .Muv .Aout T i Nugsv NeGrgN uroba- lv #oHidnt eai them people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14

Retaliation from eho air indicates hat var VIII also resurrect t4e eye for sn eye policy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14

Another king that has been uetaron- i cd around the army campa IS Kia8 | Alegnol.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14

H A- A-t al @ss h q IT 9 1res burning.
 This should bethe so- g T all Am e1ci Il 5 at the pres- ent tt1e.
 | 2 Q D the 0 IT E fires l1ui uTrg. We IL 5 |. first or all. 1rdCrCc 1l-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14

Il ,ne tntQre with the women wIO "ant 10 know why they are derte.l 4 vote
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14
Culinary achievement.

May had never seen a pie without Il zop crust. One dar sne ran 70 her uorner- greatly 6ZCYreC. "O1. mother. COOK 1Hsr bskea a Die without I TOOL
 4 nurse in I PougakeeDsia. x. Y. 8sp1tal accidentally Used cafboHe ed instead Of sweet oII to 0athe il aby. and the elld died.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14

Recruits formerly were called TOOK. as HOW tbev're bucks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14

When the attention or The GraunIt s called to any 9-statement or faetf
 to aIly error c0neerulng any rRn 9- ng .nrrarrfarf will eh earfU IT m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14

Capture ol German u-0oat Bases III Belgium would break won iirnit2t heart-aiso zi1e hope 0t .us nation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14
THE BL00nY sPRHNG oE iafs.

| will ha aIs5orc spr1nE II Che annals ot mankind.
 The war will be nearing lts end- f tGeFmang does net decille to qult. g5tffing tle winter.
 If the su1reun military issue $ pllI- sued! however, thes greanast arnGes yet aeseInhied---ineiutung ioo0.oe9 Americans twill grappte TOT mastery each equipped ta tle zenith oi power in guus.
 The Germaas Will utilize tae p1n. ter months for he mole procesa--ii4e allies tor tne more guns an, men process.
 The climax of the worlds vars Nill coma i'll aAe sRHIng or lq1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14

ollie 9ishoB 0I Cheyenne. born III Oma !la, U Hears ago T0day.
 Sir Edmund Walker. noted Cana dian nnancIer and art barron, born 63 ears ago today.
 William H. Thompson InlLea States senator rom fkanSas, born at 'raWtordzvliie. md. .6 years ago todaF.
 Ivan nl 0lsan mfieidel ot the Rroohlyn National lea g7gei baseball team. born ID Nansas City 3& Eears ago today
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'be news item that a million dol lars worth of Cape Cod crannerr1es have been killed by the 1rost iust comes in ume fer ThanksgiViug cheer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14
WORTH REMEMBERING.

Be not afraid ot enthusiasm. yoH need tt; VOL can dp nothz ing effectulafIy without 1t.
 -trtt}zot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14
iftr Nf.Irs Aga |
ne Year sgo rodas In ,ne naE

Uat4 eaF Ago iodaV IH it Mar. flr9ber h. 6,-Alt:fuOn Reported ealn ot ground toT t5rItish in Thelr
 area. Gananlans turned upon atr0@tefmans aIld FeeaNJured two e0Wns m fransvlTanla French took nearly two nuas of German Iane ana e4auer Qt 1enermOnI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14

The reiehstag k debating T8t aims--aRaIu.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14
One nrndrpd tears teo Today.

One iiuudrpd tears tgo Today. sI1-fshn phllpot taiIran. celebrated eiah ludse and 0rat0. died n 0udOn. orn III county Cork. uIy Fl. l110.
 spycnty-iive Years Ago Today. IS S4z--3eaud celebration in New Nork honor of the completion of ae tr0t0u wa rerW0rKs.
 fifty teilrs tga !aday- 2taf---tIfeaU Ioi barn vladueJ n -0n' ttQn was opened 10 oot pAssen ZNrs
 Tventv-ijrc Tears tgo godav. z9z ~a'8enca forces eajuea another
 egorv over the zmg ot DaAo-
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DrousV reaGlMC-i

guarznCeed for one bottle to DeneIIt any casa of DoILa- gr1, 8heumaEsul- escHOIIi2. .5VDuliTa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14
ess5s ti'.b aT#T1s 1AR TEE
Fpiapi,enes

Telephones Basiness and Circulation Dent...4 < eesws and Ed aorial h0omS--- a6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14

Keen inc ports rom our own country ana h 1res CT nose wtlo are agal1ng ae1nuc- burning. racys battle win lis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-14
OWNING THE MINES.

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Evening journal., 1917-07-27
Like Boy at so BubbIing Over
With Manipulating Iron Did II
Doctor all strength builders Often In
Of delicate, folks
DO woke time

NEW YORK. y Y-Not long ago man
came 70 me who vas nearly haH century
Old and asked me 10 give him q preliminary
examination for life insurance ] was o.
fonished % find him with The blood pres
sure OF a boy n 20 and as full ~ gor,
vim and vitality as q young man. iu fact.
volnE man be- really was notwlthftard-
ing his age The secret De said was tax
ing iron-uuKated iron had filed him With
renewed life 40 go De was Do bad health;
o. 80 be was careworn and nearly OH in-
NoW 90 so after taking NuHated Iron o
miracle o. vitality and his face beaming
with The hucyancT ~ youth. As have
said a hundred times over iron Is the
greatest 90 an strength builders II peo-
PIE would only take NuHated Iron when
they feel weak or rundown, instead o. dos
ing themselves with habit forming drugs,
stimulants and alcoholic beverages am
convinced that IN this uag they could
organic in thousands q cases and thereby
the lives Of Thousands might be saved who
nov die every year from pneumonia. grippe,
kidney. liver heart trouble and other dan
gerous maladies The real and true cause
which started their diseases was nothing
brought on By lack Of iron in the blood
Iron d. absolutely necessary % enable your
blood 20 change food into living tissue.
without o.. no matter how much or what
You eat. your food merely passes through
you without doing you any good lou
don't get the strength ont n 30 and as o
consequence You become weak. pale and sick
ly looking just like plant trying 20 grow
in soil deficient 10 iron II you are not
strong or well you owe 30 20 yourself 20
make the following test. See how long
you can work or how far sou can walk with
out becoming tired Next take two FIVE
grain tablets 81 ordinary nuNafed iron
three times per day after meals for two
Evening journal., 1917-07-27
QUARTERLY WORK
AMONG THE Blind
All Departments Busy and
Gain in Production is
is Reported
MAKE CANVASS
OF STATE BLIND

TIE quarterly report Of the Blind
siop shows d fairly active business.
sa ,bs departments were busy and show
slight gain oter the c7e ~ material
tba labor. with the exception NJ The
broom .hop with shows a considerable
lefrlf. Hhleh Is due lara1g ~ adverse
UnnHiacDfing conditions Tho looms
made 80 yards ~ carpet n large rugs
a1d yu0 NnHI rugs. and occupied two
olen. The cane shop rcseatcd as chairs
ard 0ccuphd SIS men regularly. The
BASKET shop made Is baskets, and 70.
paired ~. and occupied one man part
u The time The bTDum shop produced
zlj dozen bf00us and occupied Eve men.
Two statesmen rcndcd br0oms on the
street a total NJ sixteen men are
regularly employed on a importing
basis fi0lsG0 being paid 70 them for
wa0oe The sighted help cost f443.25.
Circulation oi embossed books 20 ten
blind readers WAS ".
On fhc first Of june o. canvas oi all
The blind waa started throughout tho
State Elmer a. Nogts, n graduate Of
Tho Maryland School for The Blind. and
familiar with Oh the vocations of the
blind was employed for this purpose.
Mr. NoQtn 81 on Ola friend Of the blind
workers of Delaware and has performed
most cfcditnbly at rli Of our concerts.
We ir without sight and Travelled alone
and yihitcd the blind in tho following
town6. Nliddlftown, Odessa, Townsend,
Blackbird. Blackbird Forest smyrna.
Icipsic, Clayton. Konton, Dover, Chos.
void, Little Creek Wyoming. Camden,
Rising Sun, FELTON,, FREDERICK, Farming.
ton Harrington. Milford, shawncy, ~.
lnndnlo Milton, Overlook, Nassau,
Lewca. Georgetown Stonkley. Clarsca-
Vile. Frnnkforf GumborO. MillaborO,
laurel Portsyillc Bethel ScafOrd Mid.
dlclord Blades. Bridgcvilc and Green.
wood Ho Travelled 80 miles by train.
305 miles BY automobile and 90 miles
by carriage. lie made lf8 visits, found
two cnaea removed from tho State, m.
teen cases deceased two fcguiucd their
sight twelve new cases. four proapcc.
tive shop workers, three prospects for
blind schools.
Mr.. Yogts has made this canvas In
most efficient. careful aud trustworthy
manner. lle ~ now employed in finish
Ing Mp Wilmington and ncighhoring
towns Results Of The canvass point CON
rlusiycly 10 the inoxpcdicncy and nm.
proftnblonoss Of making frequent visits
10 OIL the blind throughout The State
and point also 90 The nohcy of combining
the field work 60 individual cnsrs which
need attention. with r. thorough canvas
probably once year
llio greatest proportion of the blind
are very Old nnd are not interested IN
1 lftfI
Evening journal., 1917-07-27

weeks Then test your strength again and
see Tor TolrFelf how much you have gain.
ed. have neen dozens Of nervous rin.
down people who were afling al the while
double their strength and endurance and
entirely get rid Of an symptoms u dTs
pepEia. liver and other troubles in from
ten % fourteen days time simply by taking
iron IN the proper form. and this af.er
they had in some cases been doctcrinc for
months without obtaining any benefit But
iron acefate or tincture % iron simply %
save a few cents You must take iron in
form that can be eaailr absorbed and as
similted like nuEafed iron II you want il
20 do you any good. otherwise IL may prove
worse than useless. Many athlete OF
prizefghter has won the day simply because
be knew the secret Of great strength and
endurance and filled bis blood with iron be-
fore he went into the ARRAY. while many
another has gone down o. inElorious defeat
simply Tor the lack % iron - sauer. y D
NOIE-NuNated Iron. recommended above
By DR. Sancr. o. not patent medicine
nor secret remedy but one which is well
known 70 druggists and whofe iron constit-
ucnts are widely prescribed By eminent ply
eiriars everywhere Unlike the older inor.
does not iniure the teeth. make them black
nor upset the stomach on the contrary 10
is q most potent remedy in nearly al forms
Of indigestion o. well o. for nervous. run
down condition. The manufacturers have
such great confidence in liuxated iron. that
they offer 20 forfeit 500 70 any cnaritahls
Institution IL they cannot take any msn OF
woman under 60 who lacks iron. and IA.
crease their strength 100 per cent or over
tn four weeks time provided they have
10 refund your money ~ 10 does not a. least
double your strength and endurance in ten
days time 10 is dispensed In this city by
az good druggists.
Evening journal., 1917-07-27
RUmsLiNos OVER FOOD
SHORTAGE GROW ~ voLUs

Further light on the precarious con-
dition o. the food supply is given By
the more than usually outspoken
Rheinische zeifung
The evaporation ~ the people OF
Cologne ls rapidly reaching boiling
point Their anger. accumulated In
the course Of the last two years.
threatens 10 break out into open re-
volt owing 20 the maf0rganizaiion OF
the food supply People who we're in
the habit OF gathering the new po.a
toes in the fields are Offering a de-
termlned resistance TO the officials
who. 20 obedience 70 instructions. ar
rest them and confscate their food
The populace simply cannot un
ders'ond why they are not allowed
20 procure for themselves what they
find 10 impossible % obtain through
any other channel Even the most
peaceable people declare In the hear
Ing Of all who VIII listen. Unless We
look after ourselves we shall get
nothing We are tired Of being made
sport N by the officials"
FREDERICK THE GREAT
MIGHT VINCE At THIS
Glorifcations OF the German Crown
prince are not as numerous in Ger
many as they We're some months ago.
but now and then one crops out A
writer from the western front des
cribes for the mOnarchial Tageszei-
tung a visit Of the crown prince %
"hls" troops after one Of the Cham
payne victories" in which the writer
efuses.
I'VE had not long 10 wait before
the heir to the throne arrived As his
gaze passed over as, his clear Hohen
Evening journal., 1917-07-27
AT THE w4JFsTIC

A tale ~ the Canadian Northwest
the land where tTaDDers and hunters
ply their trade and the "tenderiOOtf
comes but rarely. The Long Trail"
produced by The Famous Players
Paramount Company viii be- seen al
Che Majestic today and tomorrow
This phoioplay was written by Eve
Unsell. scenar0.Bt ~ many Para
mount successes. and has for i'a stars
Lou ellcgen. Geraldine Farra'a hus-
band and Mary Fuller. another popu-
lar favoriie Lou Tellegcn ls seen as
ANDRE Dubois" the young French
Canadian trapper
Evening journal., 1917-07-27
ATTRACTIONS Ar THEATRES


Picturesque il he graceful sp-
Dearauce ~ ven as 60 hi1 lnferpre-
Nron ~ human emotions. Charles
ray The Triangle star steadily qrow-
ing il popularity among American
rhoioplay lerotees. appears at the
Victoria in "The Ci0dh0nper.r fn
which The young artist "a seen az a
star dancer. Sc dofsnt dance Ike
Daby nor yet Ike Pav'0ua OF 81
Denis BE gyrafes in bis own pecui
Tar iaeh.0n which further proves him
type The dance .s called The
Ci0dh0p"
Evening journal., 1917-07-27
What is Going on in Germany!
A. Told by The Newspapers Teuon Empires and
Neutral Nations.

zor,e-n ewes showed the some fire and
seriousness as on that day in Berlin.
Just as he walked into the middle OF
the square. which ne formed. the sun
burst through the clouds. and rs the
heir 10 the German crown stood there
slim and upright in the brilliant light
his likeness 10 the pictures Of Fred
erick the Great was once more re-
markablv striking For ME the
picture OF this Hohenzollern Prince,
now ripened into q serious man. our
future kaiser is unf0rgetable u stirs
ia me the memory OF the great his
tory OF the House Of Hohenzollern.
and gives me firm confidence in its
future for the welfare Of our Father
land Without the H0henz0llerns, no
Prussia. without Prussia, no Ger
many"
GALLANT" GERMANS
TkUNT DIVINE SARAH"
Depicting the spirit that has come
10 dominate the German mind IS a
comment on Sarah Bernhard found
IN the Lokalanzeiger.
The Great Sarah. as becomes a
daughter OF the nation whose senti-
ments psriake more OF the simian
nature than possibly other peoples.
had no sooner recovered her health
IN New York than she belched forth
her hatred Of the unspaakable Boches
lin manner that was intended for
stage consumption.
"Sarah's serpent-like illusions will,
we fancy. no more affect the attitude
Of the French government. which is
about % leave the further conduct of
the war 10 its English and Yankee
taskmasters. than It will cause the
Germans to tremble in their beds"
Evening journal., 1917-07-27
Ar THE SAVOY.

youth" IS a mighty appropriate
title for the picture in which Car
lyle Blackwell and June Eividge viii
be seen at the Savoy Theatre today
and tomorrow. youth" is just what
los name implies. story OF hot
blooded. red-bloodod, fiery youth. The
escapes of the chief youth IN the pic
ture. Brian Goodwin. will bring
chuckles TO the lips OF everyone, old
and young Brian 10 the son OF a
Millionaire and has all the money I'm
tho world to spend lilo spends Il In
riotous living and ends IN tho police
court His father balls him out and
sends him 10 a construction camp ON
the Tennessee river.
Evening journal., 1917-07-27
G. ~. GRNTIEr ENLISTs-

George W. Gentieu. Of Imperial
California. formerly Of this city. ar
iived here on Monday evening. and
s. spending the week with his parents
Mr. and Mrs Pierre Gentieu. OF No
l4O5 Riverview avenue.
Mr. Geniieu has enlisted IN Battery
D.. Field Artillery Of the National
Guards Of California. and will leave
here on Monday 20 be mustered into
the Federal service al San, Diego. Cal.
Later he expects 70 90 10 France.
Mr. Gentieu visited Appomattox
Camp. Sons Of Veterans. Monday
evening He IS q member Of tho camp
and was captain before going west
twelve years ago.
Evening journal., 1917-07-27
SMALL BILLS SCARCE.

WASHINGTON. July 81 An UNI
usual and acute scarcity OF one, two
aud nye dollar bills conironts the
Treasury Department Multiplication
OF the govornmehtu pay roll and ex-
cessive Industrial activity TO an war
coniracts arc responsible
TO meet the emergency the Treas
ury IS restricting the allowance OF
small notes 10 banks 20 the number
OF unfit bills brought In for ex.
change Previous custom was TO let
tho banks have small notes in on
change for notes Of larger denomlna.
ton.
Evening journal., 1917-07-27
CROWDS AT THE SPRINGS.

Brandywine Springs nrk la doing
land Office business this week. and
much or this IS due 10 the excellent
free aquatic exhibition given on the
lake by Lieutenant j A. Hitchcock.
assisted by Mile Patricia II lB one
OF the most remarkable exhibitions
ever given IN this section, and the re-
markablo part Of the whole thing Is
that Il is given absolutely free The
excellent vaudeville bill IN the Family
Theatre is also pleasing large num-
bors OF people.
Evening journal., 1917-07-27
MANY FLOCK TO sHELLPor.

Warm weather has had the effect
of making a wonderful increase I'm
business at Shellpot Park despite the
fact that oven IN the cooler weather
the park was doing the biggest husi-
ness In Toe history The Family The
atre Is dolighting hundreds OF people
with lts excellent bin OF vaudeville
The theatre Us always cool and COM
Portable Numerous excursions and
picnic parties are being entertained
at tho park.
Evening journal., 1917-07-27
ST THE QUERN

Throw cares away and stop down 70
the Queen Theatre today and tomor-
row, where you viii End the tempera-
tlre from 20 20 90 degrees cooler than
the street June Caprice. the little
sunshine maid. heads the biil. abettod
end assisted By thar clever little actress
Jane Ice. 90 a refresh ng phofodrama.
a Small Town Girl" Ito another Joy
maker for which the stars are famous,
packed with plenty % love and ad-
venture
Evening journal., 1917-07-27
MRS. BULLOCK FOLLOWS
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Nrs Emmaline r. Bullock. widow Of
Lewis Bullock. died iate yesterday o.
the home 81 Der daughter, MTs Theresa
T. Lewis so 1872 Concord avenue Mr.
Bullock died a few months ago, the
couple having been married sixty-tw0
years Mrs. Bullock was 81 years Old.
and was in falling health AZ the time
her husband died. Tier funeral viii be
held 90 Monday afternoon At O'Clock,
with interment AZ RiverYiew Cemetery.