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ADJUSTMENTS All advance notices furnished by
 Theatres.
BEST THEATER.

Today-The charming and delight ful Mae Murray in the kind of photo play that women and children adore and that has its own way of stirring the emotions of the tired business man, "The Primrose Ring" This flve-part Paramount picture tells a fascinating human story in a delicate way.
 1t is whimsical story of knights fairies and elves. In the picture the captivating star is seen as a nurse in children's hospital and as she was once a crippled child herself, she takes an unusual interest in them and in spite of the disapproval of the read nurse and doctor, amuses tho children with thrilling fairy tales of gobllns, elves, plumed knights, and fairy glens. The little nurse has fal-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-25

will break, but the percentage is very small in breakage, considering the vast number of shell goods used.
 So many people ask how properly to clean pair Of glasses. The one process which is generally used IS to blow your breath On the lenses ana then take a so-called clean handker,, chief from your purse or pocket, and wipe the lenses dry, merely dividing the dirt between the lenses and the cloth, which, in way, has the ap- pearance of cleaning, but the gritty particles in the dust scratch tn" lenses, which, in time, spells thei: transparency.
 The correct and sanitary way is by means of soap and water. Wash the lenses in soap and water, especially warm water, if handy. This removes the oil or grease, carrying off all the particles of hard gritty dust, so W2en
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-25

len deeply in love with the handsoma head doctor of the hospital, and when he forces her to stop amusing the children with the fairy stories, she promptly resigns. How matters are finally strengthened out and how the primrose ring is woven about the nurse and the young doctor and the fairies go mad with joy is presented in a most mover, charming and won derful fashion. In the cast support ing Miss Murray are Tom Moore, little Billy Jacobs, Winter Hall and Mayme Kelso.
 Monday will be Seen Americas sweetheart Mary Pickford in her very latest success, "The Poor Little Rich Girl"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-25
pT,ANTSi

If you want the best Plants in the city call at my Green House. I have the largest and best assortment, both in vegetables and flowers in Fine Bluff; it will pay you to call and see them. Hanging Baskets a speciality.
 MRS. MAE FLOWERS,
 Phone 2SS S19 w. 11th Ave.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-25

At the great water carnival pro- posed to be held in Honolulu early in the summer, at least five women rec ord swimmers from the United States are planning to take part. ;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-25

a cloth is used to dry, nothing else but water is taken up, therefore no scratches are produced Always use a cloth that will not leave lint on the glasses. After this procedure, there are little chemical prepared eye-glass cleaners your optometrist or occu- list will give you to polish the lenses;
 Never lay your glasses on a hard surface. If on the dresser of table, see that they are on the scarf. The surest and best way to keep them from getting scratched is to always put them in a case. This will save many scratch and many pair of glasses. Frames are another impor- tant part that should be cleansed with soap and water. Take a tooth brush and wash the little springs, which, if you will notice, collect . lot of dirt and grease, making them sticky and hard to work, also causing them unnecessary wear.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-25
Pine Bluff Baggage and
 Transfer Go,

The best, cheapest and onN
 reliable baggage transfer con.l l pany in the city. Baggage and all kinds of small packsgs
 called for and delivered to aI| part of the city. We bsV,| bonded uniform agents to me,1 all trains at union station. N, make a specially of movpg| packing, storing and shippin, household goods. Padded mov, ing vans with experienced whit. men in charge. Office at Uuio, Station. Phone 61 or 69.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-25

In several cities classes are being formed by women for learning the mechanism of an automobile, taking it apart and assembling it. After three months, if proficient, they will be given chauffeur's certificate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-25
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

License to wed was issued yester- day by County Clerk c. M. Nichol to c. E. Laster and Miss Fife Dickie, both of Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-25

Skilled women munition workers in England are to be paid a common maximum of 10 IA pence an hour.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
GIBBONS
ISSUES IN APPEAL

| DALLAS. TexSs. June |. The fol
lowing telegram has been received
form Cardinal bhons of Raltimore
ihy the Federal n serye Bank Of Dali
Has for transmis4 Jon To all Catholics
and all good Americans. The mes
sage was semi Originally as q pas
storai 70 all of tie Catholic clergy:
Reverend ant Dear Father
when nation slnds itself facing a
demolition OF war and all its attend
liant horrors. doubts and fears. 1t ii
incumbent upon all 10 take conn
sci one With anoster to the end that
the best interest4 OF the state ard
its citizenship MAJ be conserved and
through Cur eierE to help dissent
nate whatever krbwledga that may
f be necessary In be peculiar sondi-
tions confronting
In order that{the present aims
and objects of ouf country shall be
fully financed AMI our national in
terests safeguariae the government
OF the United ssstes has deemed IL
ADVISABLE 60 assa certain saafasles
which are called liberty Loan bonds
and which will bear interest
at the rate of per cent per
annum. The sec, rity offered is the
'luil credit @ g United states q
America, ana fof re spee1ise reason
mat some o. our people may hoe IN
afsfs'aaa g per ps may ho' ha.e
s'hs NO tug m = 'alis - 'aes
saaouia' ] Noaia lay stress upon the
fact that these bnas are supported
by the hoiiofs er aft business ihteg-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04

LONDON, &Juna 4-Throatened
wlth uatiof4 food shortage, Eng
land is nursin at It's bosom San
kerous addef Pin the form Of tbrec
Allion cansna pets, who arc d0nR
tlsir daily bitRo deplete the nations
suisly of FOOD
Lap dogs, sAltch dogs. and hun
dred other khds OF CANNES con
sumo an a*etpee Of one pound 81
meat each da9 it is estimated This
is more than 81 allowance per ha-
man. Those 5loga that don't get
this much me4i make up on other
forms of toddes equally valuable Tor
human consumption.
When the a9ernment takes over
the flour mills the supply Of bls-
cults fof dogs siH be greatly inter
sered with. II nd stopped altogether
captain Bathnrst announced. 30
flour viii be asailab.e Tor this pae-
9psF, Wpiie slxln aamsseq OF un-
aalfubie for milling, inlshl he used
for the 8agulasare a dos biscuits
lie told the house OF commons, neo
pie must reallzesthat thoy are keep.
ing dogs Of the' / peril II they can
not be kept Yltitut wastine foed ~
for humans thew should be destroy.
led. he SAID,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
COULDN'T AXE OFF
COAT WITHOUT HELP
nan RHts,Mt TlsM SO BAD
COULDN'T ksIsE ARMS.
TANLAc bvERcoMEs
HIS m DULLES.
u sl,nnly suffered torture with

~ ssmp,y su &arad torture with
s. -. md when
s''ea'''''sA ~ -.
found out aoea tn's aaA'ae
so crippled up 2thas ! Just eou'a
manage to hobHe around NJ little
u nslnv u1lslne-stick, said
,,,,, " t..n,,, .e,,,,s, IN Kfs,iness
VI, W ;. -. II f,sW
D ~, sso' =. rae,,,san r. been
sass 80 -, - 80. Govern.
" .assaose -. 3. i ,t,
'Asas - - rarn,
49, ga III wei,
- .,,,u az. f.
$500
Mg 1foaoie gan ~ 80 ~
''hhea ar efsa ana
sa''e sAea
go -
relieved me. T9sanallsm Nss
- '"T"
.0s o. l' ss' -,
saAAs Nsi az - -.
.'.s' eou'a ~ -, u.a,,
Whole year + " Hot "ells 9
Marlin, taking ire nehs' eu' go'
NC rellef ] u fhefe ana ea'hs .
i''.,.e ".' ~
valk and was tuE barely able to
ROBBIE around que oy using
stick. ! eoaid1gundfess myself
s1''0i H 10
'',Ae % ny 0
aseteiy down an out and absolute
" helpless.
we - Wv" "s.l 80.
,'.s0 ns'@ "o 2 =
ny nervous anqIeit 50 bsd all over
! could hardiyfeep at all. used
lihiiaents oil s xmas, TOOK every
,4e1.s."s Aeal u a"a speH..
s ~. : , a"os -. - s''0rsS. -
- easse H was q n7psse's que
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04

Tomorrow willlbe kind Of holi-
day on which thd citizens are asked
TO consider first he matter Of get
tln@ all eligible II ale citizens 70 reg
lister Tor military Service IT Is also
day for serioasI band sober thought
concerning q citl4n's duty TO his or
her country ~ government mas
not made call tor all citizens to
register for miii4rg service. but a
call has been soudaed lor an citizens
IL iine ND for codperatiye service IN
t,ka wlus1he-waf movement. Each
and psesy citizen }honld do his "bit. =
rhat sbil" may 1e the taking OF q
liberly loan hold, production Of
sosnstning FOR soldier 10 eat o. en-
eouraging words 4 serious eonsid-
efatloa Of what yna may DO TO help
nla tho MAJ wnuid DC WORTH Nhiae
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
For sale by Cur Inns Two Drug Stores

lumber company. who lives g
Grand avenue. about quartz; =
a mile from the scene, IN Ann
with his father, J. l. k0rn' q
covered the body. Acyfdins g 9
son. he and his fatH we're ls''lr
ing by short T from aea -, y
Hebrew eemeteE, west o. i''''
street bridgs<to theft home !.
seTeralN>rests have bee been - =
by th2/oflieers, but bi,ls . q =
evidy1ce has been developed Y
motive for the crime mas y
oecertained.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
sD MEN COATENIloNING
TO-DAY ~ "a. Hst II

81 LOFTS Jnne Ar syF.opis to-
day vas ia the hands$of ad men
iron. an seetion9. rhs tAsrteenth
annual eoagennQYsaf tbe Associated
AdyeFtsslng eyW ~ ttgG World ssas
called 70 o1Nf fais nofaing g'be
city IL drsEd In white and blue
the eonEition color.
~ brief business session.
T,0A delegates and visitors went Il
points u interest and prepared for
a monster parade tonight. More
than lee floats will be in line.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
an aSTIDolE FOR
uRIo ACID POISON.

(By Or. D.. G. Babcoek
There is a process going or With
In the body et oftsn poisons rs.
Il is somethik ike the story Of
the snake beikg able to Kill itsels
with It's own t,oisons. This is the
formation Of bric acid within the
body. II is atwaste prodnet which
takes place the fliver. This
poisonous urict acid then passed
On to the add Jlieh aet as a
filter to pass Aff ajd excrete this
poison. Il the txldlfys are elogged
up. inactive. the{plfaon degenerates
these organs and FUSES kidney dis
case. Ii IL is IA psited IN the It's
sues. around tie Aints Of the body.
Ii causes rheumfAru or govt,
Consequently /we\ must do every
thing 10 theoJ off\ this uric acid
POISON. and Ample metaods are
hest. Flush he kidd ys by drink
ing plenty . water bAvesn meals:
pint Of 1et water. Morning aud
Right is leudid. TAe Anuric
}doubie eneth) three mes day
for awh aud get the dneys 70
y orkInsi b. flushing out "a poison.
That lnful afflietion. n wn al
govt well as muscular \ouma-
tism. caused by the urle\ acid
cryal being deposited in IA big
tees tissues. ihe man who ses
his brain, perhaps oyer-taxlDg "
nerI bns energy wiil suffer fits u
81 tag, depression, headach 4
sci plessness. loss OF memory. all
~ 90 the poison OF uric acid.
ne NAN who does physical work
Ufng bis muscles. occasionally com
Mains OF sluggisAness, muscular
Fea feeiing. muscular stiffness
symptoms All due "a this uric acid
aNeumulatlon. Ina every case adj
| y hol water. and Anuric taken
thtee times dailya simple. safe
remedy, which IS to be had a al
mest every drug store. ads
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
GERMAN l|hl SLOWLY
WR|GGLIk BACKWARD
By HENR WOOD.
nitesl PRESS orFespanIent.

ginning OF the nj bent offensive on
|she western fronf tserInanys much
Wanted sunhreal bhle lines have
been pierced tinf aud time again
by the combined attacks of tie
French artillery IND infantry.
with the artilf kry concentration
that France noaf has Ut her COM
Enana. and vhic4 are bound to in
crease Witn eveky month 81 the
war. it has ieels demonstrated that
he German INF can be pierced
III any time AMI ID any place that
the French nsiiikry authorities may
choose.
TO meet thV changed situation
Germany has afopted q new fiction
With which tof keep up the conf
senee Of The German public in the
strength of Sc German western
front. instead Of announcing now
WITH each tarasf forward Of the
French that lbs lines remain ran-
aierced. Hindanhurg declares in
ssead that th4 have remained as
fanbrea kahles fand as .unbrnken
rs ever.
The enc th4g that lsa't explain
aa is that thS line remains I'M
broken mereiy because It bends.
aud that it lends merely because
ii has been lferced. As a matter
VI fact practically eyerylarse French
attack at the3 present time plerees
The German ffont. This forces the
regiments and divisions at the
noint where De French have gone
through. to IN back in order 70
keep from tHing eneircled from
behind. Then falling hack draws
With them TIT other German units
With which tkey are in immediate
contact. Bys general bending
backwards Of the line the Germans
manage to dose up the gap. aud
att r. A.. ,r44a,,,+1r tSaf
sfe snle 70 announce eaa !.
AS result Of repeated piereings
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
BODY or ZELLA FAuLk
Is FOUND d@rAsTU RE.

FORT woRTHTexas, June r.
Lying face datkward, with her left
arm bent der her, the lifeless
body of ss celia Faux, 2o-yeas'-
old gigiTWas found about II O'Clock
yest3ay morning in the old Lamb
paEre, near West Oakwood cemo-
-, with her throat slashed from
far to ear and with great black
bruises on her face.
NJ l.. Nn, employee of local
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04

Every male psr4 in the United
States. between theS d ses OF Il ana
so inclusive, must sigisteg tomorrow
under the sseleetiie service law.
Aliens as we'll us naturalizea eit-
liens will be- reguiJd TO register.
This does not med, however, ihat
aliens viii be drafted into military
service. They ard called upon 70
register solely fo3 the purpose Of
keeping a check on them duFlas thg
ras \
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04

Tomorrow is the Jay for more than
ten nlilIlon young taricts OF Amer
lea 10 respond TO Il cali Of duty
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04

rho Americanknission has reached
Russia and is Y ady to aid IN dem
ocraiizing that eduntry.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04

Despite local shtwers the farmers
OF Ellis county IRE harvesting
bumper grain cropt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04

The Shame Of re1as,t' by James
Il Ferguson, is tn latest eontribu-
ton 10 our current literature
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04

Germany Is nd the only spot on
the earth that hat felt the blighting
touch OF kaiserisnt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04
THE tsovERkoR's vETo.

~ tHo supp01N LIZ uHlsSi shy
merely Involves g question Wne'n-
Ser the unisersitysna close TOT tWo
years e wnetnef way can De ioana
g Assp = - " Asaoh
That y mi tier OF tremendous
Importance 70 large number 81
boys and girls, rs i l. not the su-
premA issue academic freedom
must perish ~ Texas. there will pc
no need OF Diversity That y
me man questa oeiofe ths ps'opss
* : ssAAs-
Even II the differences between
the governor a. the board 81 re-
gents. as e ex tied before MAS
tempered with, xolsed questions OF
nosicy rather OF personality
that question q academic freedom
would remain = pc fouEht oat. WITH
tire result decadng the rate of the
university
And no mate what the imme-
diate outcome al the new turn OF at
fairs may be Y bit issue must be
fought out.
The rovernorA veto does not nee
assarilv close tha university Ne may
rainstata the appropriation before
"Wednesday D&ht. Possibly his
idea WAS to re} ssemhle the regents
! before the time and let them work
under the nresi pre- OF the new stu
| alton which tn veto presents.
Bat however 1that mar be. the
question to be &eeided in the courts
on June ii is s4tal, because ii must
test the power bf the executive to-
exercise supremt centred oTer the8
detailed operatia na OF til university
including the p4rsonnel OF the fac
lnlty. through tn removal Of legally
appointed regenf and the substitu-
lsson for them men Upon whom
he may depend % execute his will
II the laws the state permit
that, then the pole question y be-
fore the people nd Z must remain
Dsao1s 1nsh1 u Y aas processes =
government can ps Feadlussed % as
g remove our anise'sas ana 81
sea1e inssa'a'aoh ehsi'eis eesoao
snca exercise O power a. lae GOV
tshoT Las seen 70 attempt
No doubt the Governor has delih7I
erataay set bis eonfse 4 further po-
iitieal ambitions pre- tempting him.
ne has probably calculated The vol
uine Of political fnppoft 70 pc de~
rived from the DIVERSITY issue de
has probably deetied that citizen
who would naturtfay and logically
come 70 the nfsIve1sitf's support are
iEretraeyably lost 20 lin regardless
Of the university yand that there Isl
a definite strengta to DO opfatned
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04

DO NOT ossrloq the fact that IL
the mosquitoes effectively swat
ted the eity healt officer must nave
The cooperation n every citizen. De
stroy The breeding places Of the pest.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-04

bond.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-07
NANlLLA.ASTOR
LADIES BUSY
Members of Red Cross From Manila
and Astor Hold Meeting and Ac-
compiish Great Results.
SECOND SHIPMENT NOW READY
Ninety Members Present at Meeting
and Big Dinner Is Served IN
the Church Basement
VANILLA. Nov. Especial

MANILA, Nov. 6-Speclal-
On Wednesday morning the ladies
of the knitting class of the Red Cross
society of Manila and Astor assembled
in the basement Of the Methodist
church, each one with theiE knitting
bags. At noon fine dinner was served
which consisted of roast beef, mashed
potatoes and gravy, cabbage. SALAD
dressing, bread, butter and pie ana
coffee. All ladies were seated at the
table. There were some 80 VINO re-
sponded to roll call by telling now
much knitting they had done. They
spent the afternoon in knitting ana
visiting and everyone said they had
Every pleasant day and a delicious din.
ner. The second shipment of knitted
goods is ready to be sent and consists
of 50 sweaters, 26 scarfs, 25 pairs OF
socks, 19 wash rags and 20 pairs OF
wristlets. Astor ladies have made III
of the sweaters, Z scarfs. Is pairs OF
socks and pairs of wristlets. Ihese
garments were all knitted during the
month of October
Mrs. Pete Hoffeins has returned
| from visit with her son, Harry, ano
family at Alta.
George Brusch, who has been EN-
ployed in the drug store owned by "A
l.. Hutchinson and company. lett THIS
week for his home in Des Moines.
The Epworth League of the Metho
dist church very pleasantly entertain
ed the members of the Christian En-
deavor society of the Presbyterian
church at a Halloween party Wednes
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-07
DISTRICT 5. S.
CONVENTION HELD
Sunday School workers o. tne :, "S'
End of Crawford County Hold
Meeting at Vail Sunday.
NUMBER FROM DENlsON ATTEND
Much Enthusiasm Shown and 1nose
Appearing on Program Express
Great Hope for Future Work.

The Sunday school workers OF the
east end of the county had strong
district convention at Vail on Sunday
last. It was held in the Methodist
church, beginning at two in the AFTER
noon The convention had been ar
ranged for by Mr.. E. G. Dannett, who
ia vice president of the County Sab
bath School association for the south
eastern part of the county. Mr.. Dan
nett presided and with much tact:
Music was given by representatlves o. u
the Manila Presbyterian ana NJ. ~
schools, and by the Methodist ana
Presbyterian schools OF van: Mr
Sims, OF Denison, was present anu
gave q thoughtful talk on the relatloI
Of the pastor to the school. The ideal
held up was a pastor VINO had Htlie
to say and no bOssing IN connectlon
with the school. The reports IRON
the schools showed earnest work go
| ing on and many things to encourage
Mr.. Deisenroth, of the Vail NJ. r
school, gave a most thoughtful addres:
on the aims of the school Work. Ht
urged that the regeneration OF th'
child from evil way and the holdlnt
for Gods service was the main am
the school Miss Manetta Jorgensen
Of Vail than whom there Is no NOR
faithful Sabbath school worker III TN
county. smoke of the educational Worl
of the schools as to temperance an
missionary endeavors. Prof. Hoffman
NJ Denison, gave a most lnSplratlona
address on school management. LII
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-07

It is kinda funny. honest, II teller
stops to think
How the snorin an the roarln leads
a mortal to the brink
70 the brink o. sweetness, shaded ny
a melancholy prayer,
An the deep alleviation that feller
learns is there.
1t is quite a pleasure, somehow 10 De
left alone to dream
An a greater pleasure. somehow, to
be floatin down stream.
With Venus there guidin' an pad
dim with the oar.
An YOU feel the beSteSt feelin'S that
you never felt before.
An YOU kinda picture deeply in your
heart er in your head
! A little consolation that you always
counted dead.
IFS them common dreams, dear Pard'
ner, that feller likes to own,
When the skies are dark an dreary
an you wander all alone;
It's the little bit O cheerin' that the
dreams bring back to you
That makes this life worth livin,' an
keeps the gizzard true;
It's them thoughts that make fellel
try to 'complish what is right.
So it is with me. dear Pardner, as
dwell alone ternight.
So it shall be as linger in this lant
O. strife an care;
So it shall be as l linger, as l wande
everywhere!
I'll Jest fOller old creation with
deep. reflective eye,
An I'll always hope fer goodness, an
I'll ever, ever try
To make something count fer some
thing as l live-if in distress,
An I'll always tread the pathway
inherent manliness.
; lSo, dear Pardner, here in silence,
must turn with joy ternight,
, IAN prepare fer peaceful slumbers, ar
i turn out the 'lectric light.