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The herald., 1917-01-11

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director, a..c- the annual election they shall
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.--,- dent. a secretary and a treasurer. and
... board shalt have -re r,Ne-. in their DIS
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AL election, shall he held hv ballot.
and A majority IF -rr vl.e, cas-. shall elect.
Fash share OF stock shall be entitled ~ one
vie ~ he cs,. bv The holder thereof in
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-lgr. from -.-re ~ time 70 appoint such ON
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.-..-4 NV he b1,-d. u7de- such rules and
ragr,Ia--or,s a. the board NAV fix All such
. s-9I7,,-ae. Shall hold during the pleasure
II III 6na-d
/ ..TSe had NJ directors NAV make and
establish. as well as alter and amend all
Gy.Isus -,Ires and regulations necessary and
n-,ne- f,- he s,nDo-t. MANAGEMENT and con.
aipc- Of the bushes, and affairs OF the cor.
/ pa~4rfo- Said board shall also have the
/ me- n borrow money. execute mortgages
authorized hv the stockholders issue notes
S1rds ~ ot5e- obligations, PAYABLE principa
and interest," in lawful money Of the United
The herald., 1917-01-11
ACT OF INcoRPoRATIUS
COM

OF THE STANDARD DRILLING COM
PANY, INCORPORATED.
United States Of America, State of Louisi-
ana, Parish of Orleans, City of New
Orleans.
BE it known, that on this 9TH day of De-
ceuiber, in the year of our Lord, one thou
sand nine hundred and sixteen .Q9l6l, be-
fore me, Joseph Sinai, notary public in
The herald., 1917-01-11
CHARTER
,F SOBEL- RICHARDS SHEAR ENTER
PRISES INC

Ca..rd States % America. State ~ L"ui~;-
ana, Parish a; Orleans, C-cy Of New Or
leans.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-07

Tho inventor Of hackless waist
coat that has only narrow band
n the waist line claims il viii m
prove he SET oi dress coat with
which II is worn.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-07
Odds and Ends

Mrs Thomas j. Preston. Jr. io>
merry Mrs. Grover Cleveland one
OF thc first women 20 be h0uWe1
with membership on the executive
committee OF The National Security
league
Senator Reed smoot las declared
himself in favor ~ woman suffrage
and announced his intention 10 vote
for the Susan p. Anatomy amend
ment providing for nationwide Gl
frage. any uun 10 might come up lu
the United states senate
For the first time in the histor
OF the Portsmouth navy yard womoa
and girls now are employed no tha
industrial departments.
Miss Helen p Mccormick New
York c;ty's FIRST woman prosecuting
attorney. is 80 years old and has
been practising law since 1912.
A Massachusetts city IS expert
menting with a portable hospital
The Detroit times., 1917-12-07
HIGHLAND PARK
M. S. T. OFFICERS
DINNER GUESTS

Omcers OF the Highland Park bat
TALON, NJ. S. r.. were guests OF the
officers Of the Fifueth regiment at
n dinner In Palestine lodge house
Thursday night Col W. G. Latimer
presided. Lieut.. Leslie straith, OF
the Dominion forces, invalided home
after the battle OF tho Somme, gave
some experiences that establish the
barbarity OF the Hun method ot
conducting warfare. Capt Ill. L.
Mishlcr reported the complete or
ganization and equipment of the
Machine Gun company and growing
efficiency in handling the gun, which
is capable OF 500 shots minute.
James Sthermerhorn paid tribute
10 the unheralded patriotism OF the
home guard" They were quietly
performing n service tremendously
worth while a. a time when the Old
defenders of domestic peace were
being Withdrawn for overseas ser
vice and the country IS mcnaced by
traitorous activities right here az
nome. II the prolongation OF the
grim business abroad should call
them 10 the frout. thel- patriotic
example would inspire others 10
take their places. the speaker pre-
dlctcd
Lieut. Col Williams. who is soon
20 20 10 France, was presented With
"a beautiful wrist watch in recogni-
zion OF his services in getting over
coats FOR tho Tihieth regiment
which is now complete in all de
partmcnts having an inirmary,
supply headquarters, machine gun
and II infantry companies.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-07
How Much Do We Pay Our Soldiers?
It's Ten 10 One You Don't Know

drtcBdent parents $40 n month Tor
%. and f0r hrDfhFrs sisters and
Hdch'drcn S5 month for each.
with rne proti-O that In ans case
th, government ULi not pay to fhe
dependents OF any man more than
$50 "a month
80 maWhsk prudery entered into
'ae drattIua ol these provisions. by
acknowledging his illesitimato child
20 soldier may secure for it -he fun
governmental allowance the only
------- -rrrTr-- -rTTT = = = DOTH
after Dee 81 1917, it must De born
in the United States. So I'm the
case OF wife. there need 10 be no
lceal marriage ~ there is proof that
they have lived together as man
and wife for two years prior 10 en-
listmen'
Uncle Sam also sees 10 it that his
soldiers do not throw All the bur
den OF caring for dependents on
his broad shoulders. by making II
compulsory for each man who has
lcCt a wife or child behind 90 pay
over 90 them thru the treasury al
least SIS a month and ag much
more as viii equal the allowances
which Uncle Sam makes up 20 half
mans pay. Thus .for the man in
service abroad who has left "a wife
AMI child behind, the man viii have
TO ASSIGN 10 them at least $3.50 a
month 10 which the government wifi
ad S25. making a total Of Si4.S0
which they are sure to receive.
The old pension system is wiped
ont by the new and FAR more cqulta-
Bic system uf compensation for
death and disability
This compensation differs from
that provided in any other law II
takes the family as the unit that is
serving the nation. not the indiyld
ual man 70 bases the compensation
ON the size OF The family from time
10 time While "A totally disabled
t7TCfTCfUT WIN Fcr UTTry 'S77-'ut n10Urr
tho man with a wife and four chill
dren viii set So. Twenty dollars
is added II a nurse IS required. SIC
more If there is n dependent Wild
owed mother, but II he loses both
hands or both feet. becomes totally
blind or helplcssly bedriddCn hC
gets 500 month as long as he
may live whether ne IA married or
not
II he dies from injuries or dis
ease received In line of duty. the
The Detroit times., 1917-12-07

WASHINGTON Dec Ask .ho
first 100 people yfp meet what Uncle
sam pays his soldier II viil bu
safe 20 bet thoy won't know
HALF OF thcm may have some
hazy idea about dollar dJf
aud you VIII find lots of peonle Who
think trncie sam stiil pay he old
scale OF Sl3 a month bu' fDw out
side thc army know thH ins and
outs of the wage scale. even for
private soldiers
The whole pay system the
United States army has boon rcfo-
luionized since the war started.
A. private n Uncle SANS armies,
regular National guard or National
army. receives in cash, as long as
he iu The United States, SO a.
month. in addition 90 food clothing
and medical attendance
When he is sent 20 Europe ne
gets 20 per cent extra. whether I'm
training OF in the trenches. which
brings the minimum cash pay MP go
$4,000 a month, or $l.3o a day
The revolutionary part OF the pay
system. however. about which most
people are ignorant. lis the scale OF
allowances made by the government
10 the soldiers dependents We are
thus breaking away from the old
theory of paying soldiers a fat wage
for lighting 20 the new theory that
the nation IS responsible for the
welfare not only OF the man In SER
vice. but for the dependents whom
he left behind him
Under this new scheme n
IL --ffTT-TrT Voc VINO waiting she
receives each month direct from
Uncle sam s15 "a month, which rs
virtually au addition 90 the lighting
mans wage and brings his total
compensation MP 20 SIS a month
while ho Is IN the United states and
20 $500 abroad
II there is one child with the wife
th.--44lt4 t47rHHce rs S25 "a month two
children. $32 go. and SO on up the
point where with a wife and six
children Uncle Sam pays $50 a
month in cash to the family
y may not be enough TO support
thcm. even with what the enlisted
man can send home out Of his
wages, but 10 is at least a recOcni-
tion Of Uncle Sans responsibility
and q bulvark against dependence
on charity
Allowances are also provided for
The Detroit times., 1917-12-07

low the president recommelda
lions one senator. ID labur srur--rrfi
even said De- would vote for an anti
strike bill IL the president wished ir
altho in the senator's opinion such
legislation might precipitate a h-
.bor revolution
Acting Chairman Sims. OF The
house Interstate Commerce commit
tee. favoIs immediate action bY the
president 90 seize The railroads
"Thon he could come 90 congress
for supplemental legislation 10 guar
antce railroad securities or Wha
ever measures advisable" said Sims
10 would take six months 20 enact
the Interstate Commerce cOmnis
sion's recommendations for uniiica
tion under the railroads own con
The Detroit times., 1917-12-07
ANKS IN
FRANCE SEE
WORK NEAR
Think Recent Events
Will Hasten Advent
On Firing Line
BY J. ". PEGLER.
ytor Correspondent United Press


AMERICAN FIELD HEADQUAR,
TIERS. FRANCE. Dec. THE
American army is beginning 10
wonder whethor its period Of train
ing will not be shortened SO Amer
ica's armed strength may not be
felt sooner on the battle line.
News from home today Of Amer
ica's impending declaration of war
against Austria Hungary; the Ger
man blow az Cambria. indicating ap-
parently the start OF a winter long
German offensive; knowledge that
Germany can Low utilize great mum.
bers OF reserves withdrawn from
the Russian frontal are combin-
inc 10 make American fighters realize
more keoniy that developments OF
The next few weeks may be fraucht
gith the most important conse-
cuences 10 the American eNnedi-
tionary army.
Germany in the view of The Amer
lean soldiers. is preparing her great
est effort and with the greatest
fore as. thanks 90 tho Russian arm
istice releasing forces on that front
that she has been able 10 muster in
Years
lf was openly rumored around the
-c.lnus today that the enemy is with
drawing masses from italy for the
purpose % slamming them stimuli.
taueously ~ many poiRts over an
extended portion OF the west front
Should tho cnemys available et
Ia 'iyos seriously outweigh the
French and British. &c rs wondered
here whether the Americans VIII
continue their original training
schedule or whether there viii be-
instituted a general speeding up to
enable an army ~ Sammies 20 hurl
their weight against the BOches-
The army grape vine telegraph
has been very active during the last
few days. AS "A result al camps
are unusually interested IN al news
regarding military progress Ia par
tioLlar The official statements herI
tofore accorded only perfuuctory
readinE. arc now carefully digosted.
u IS realized an American declara
ton OF war would mGke &c possible
TO send Americans 20 Italy
How ever wars fortunes may treat
the Americans. they arc cnthusias-
tic and keen--but not suffering from
any delusions regarding the Boche's
weakness. Every man realizes
everything depends on things back
The Detroit times., 1917-12-07
aAF1l N0M Tn
TTTLOUW III
SEIZE ROADS
is BELIEF
Waiting For Congress
TO To Act Would Mean
Long Delay

VTAgTTTNTTrN UDr T-TnV0rn-
-
'i''n' operation OF run o"uS nuns III
the balance today. On President
Wilson depended whether the GOV
or,,,o,,4 .,.o,,54 ,,., ,,o ~,,i,.o,,s
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SIiVou',V'.VVV oI puI mem ullueI +"
80 ~ ulo'aloI 10 rhu INC wa
-. ~ 'Ssl''eh iooAeu lot .tc pIV9.
ueI1 7" 7ei@e cohli"i OF the I'i'
80 80 O,lo.' s'i..'7' liey pr
a',e - .,."' .,slsi''.iVI Io' u.'tHlt 'l.-
- 49,. ~ NY WV. 'l'.oS W oDiu Hl,au a Iuus
S,as S,iey ~ ~ i,'elu'i.. uealItS ,'ni'c
-.',.9 ',Vl" D-7 INll'otu o"H-
seSsloil' u'''i 'u'n"i lly ne az
The Detroit times., 1917-12-07

widow children and w.I08od moth
.r receive sums ranging lrgm gu
to $40 month according Co size
8f family $50 distinction is made
between private and the h.ghe
aNCeg
Iu ADDITION every man may take
0lt insurance up tO $40 bG1 at the
actual cost of furnishing such in
uroncc ln peace times -#he entire
nation thru the treasury bears thc
war risk This insurance is wisely
safe guarded to protect To- from cred-
it1rs, shyster lawyers ant' loan
sharks
The Detroit times., 1917-12-07
In the Big Sanitary Meat Dept.
Pork

All young corn fed
pig stock. dressed Bpe-
ciaily for us.
Loin Honsts 90 -
Little PfE, H.. ODc
Frrsh FiE Hams for
roasting, 90
kauangc Links ~ our
own tnaFos all pure
pork. IHgusaae An
meat Do ...... 1UC
our Celebrated Ifnmp-
shire snusaHef YOU can
pay more. but you can z
Hsl- is -AAii"e 45c
The Detroit times., 1917-12-07
BALTIMORE OYSTERS

Tho oiV reliable kind
you've HiWaNa known
solid Iari,rd fn Tin
cans
Standards ..... He
Selects ltfte
The Detroit times., 1917-12-07

Mrs. William - Buick will be hos.
tess of The weekly Informal tea
Monday afternoon, I'm the Inglcside
club Assisting Mrs Buick will be
Nesdames Percy j. Farrell C. T..
Van Duscn. G. A. Spalding, Paul
King Henry y Raymond. G. Il.
simpson. n. j. Mason and james
@ Albright Frank y Leland pres
ident of The United savings bank.
and president Of the board Of trus-
tees of the Detroit Tuberculosis san
itorium. viii bc The speaker at The
round table Monday evening. Mr.
Leland win speak on The develop
ment and progress Of the antituber
culosis movement in Michigan and
Detroit"
The Detroit times., 1917-12-07
Chickens

The cornfed. yellow kind
an freshly dressed.
pIymouth Rocks. Tor
frying ana %
roasting. lhssrss.OES
)nc lnt % extra choice
dry dressed. QE.
Do ........sssfsts OON
hofrc Ncnrliun 30
Igca-. I1.........O OZC
toung Hens, %
f1t flichssee 10, QUO
The Detroit times., 1917-12-07

homcLthe building OF ships, the
rushing OF supplies, and always men
aad more men
Usually the American soldier does
not bother his head about "the situ-
alton" lie would rather argue with
"a machine gun than 10 tackle po-
liucal matters Hut tho present
situation has compelled his atten.
ton.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-07

The hcadless body % an unidenii
Rod man was found Friday morning
on The Michigan Central railroad
tracks at Maple-rd There was
nothing on the body which would
lead 70 Identification. i was taken
20 the mo-Eue
The Detroit times., 1917-12-07
VEX
UNCLE SAM

ST THOMAS. v. l. Dec. 7.-The
new American officials OF the Virgin
Islands have taken steps to deal
with the novel but serious crime Of
"obeah," which has long been prac-
ticed IN the islands. Matilda Fran
co.'s has been arrested and incarcer-
ated IA an "Oheah" woman, and an
nouncement has been made that
prompt action VIII be taken by the
Americans 10 show that this wicked
and shameful practice" must cease
The "obeah" is a sort OF first
cousin 10 the "voodoo" OF Darkest
Africa. which is said 10 be still prac-
ticed IN the interior OF Hayti, and
which has not been entirely stamped
out in other islands of the Vest
indies grouu.- The obeah man or
woman sets up as a sort OF witch
doctor. PROCESSING TO cure all ills by
the use OF charms, 10 be skilled in
the preparation OF love philters. and
Of concoctiQns that are believed 10
be certain 10 bring harm 20 the en-
emy OF tho victim who pays.
Superstition still has such strong
hold on the minds OF those who be
lieye in "obeah" that they pay their
good money-+-+7tii protect them m
court until obeah eases at times
have become The baDe Of officials.
Often convictions are only brought
about thru deep laid plots and skill
ful work on The part of the police.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-07
hnlce Annns- -GeeAA-

Order Friday Night for First Deliveries Saturday
Fifteen Phones 70 Take Your Order-Graud 1850.
Nost Convenient Location in Detro-Or Woodward and
Forest AvcnueSOn the Woodward and Car
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-06
AUTO LICENSES ISSUED DURING
 THE YEAR 1917

Little Rock, Dec. J.-Tle State Highway Department has issued 2S,- S49 automobile license tags during the year 1917 and expects to round out 29,0C0 before the year closes. The tags go out three or four a day now in spite of the fact that on January 1 all car owners will be forced to purchase new tags
 Commissioner Owen has purchased 10000 tags for 1918 and they are on hand. He, has an optional order for an additional 1O,000 The number ot cars in Arkansas in 1917 more than doubled those on which license were paid in 1916, ard if this increase is maintained still further order will be necessary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-06
Cotton closed steady at an advance of 16 to 32 points. Tie range:
New York Cotton.

New York, Dec. 5.-Thefe was a renewal of liquidation at the opening of the cotton market today with first prices "A poins lower to ? points higher Near months were relativel, :, weak with January selling off to 2S.07. Trade interests were big buyers at the decline however, and the market soon firmed up on reports from the being withdrawn and that spinners had been good buyers to fix prices on the break of yesterday. Before the end of the first hour January had ral- lied to 2S.56 and March to 2S27, or about 20 to 23 points above last nights closing figures.
 Bullish spot advices were also re- ceived from eastern sections of the belt and covering became more ac tive as prices worked higner. Stop orders on the short side were reached with January selling up 2SS1 and March to 2S.45, or about 40 to 47 points net higher. The advance was then checked by realizing and there were sections of 15 to 20 points.
 There was active selling by brokers with Fall street connectings during the early afternoon and prices broke rapidly, with January selling off to 2S.30 and March 279O, or to 19 points net lower. There was no change in the general character of spot or trade advices and the Wall street selling was attributed partly to the unsettling influence of reports that the interstate commerce com mission mad recommended the taking over and operation of railroads by the government as a war measure.
 Cotton C1Ocnd otaadv Tho rop0o. [.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-06
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, Dec 5.--Cotton i'm proved in the carly trading here to- day after losing 5 to |, loints on the active months on the first call Good support was rendered immediately af- ted the opening based on a more favorable view of the political sitn- alton and at the end of the first half hour prices were 24 to 29 roints over yesterdays close.
 The demand increased until prices were at net rise of AS to 51 points. Realizing on the party of early buy CTS set in and at noon the market was a dollar a bale down from the top.
 A report that the interstate com mercc commission had recommended that the government take control of the railroads caused sharp break and at 1 o'clock the advance amount ed to only points.
 Cotton closed steady at an advance Of 1f tn % nOiOtS 'T.1a rcnpp.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-06
A TEXAE WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles, dissolyes gravel, cures diabetes weak and lame hacka
 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 $lOO. One small bottle is two months treatment, and seldom fails to perfect cure. Send for sworn testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2926 Olive street, St. Louis. Mo. Sold by druggists. tAdvt.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-06
VEIL CONTAIN BUSY.

b.. J. P. Ferguson of Sweden mas 'purrchased from the s. C. Veil Motor company six-passenger Stutz, and J. P. Lee of Tucker and E. N. Xiii lingsWorth of Phenix have secured from the Veil company seven pas senger Davis touring cars.
 The Veil company yesterday re- ceived two cars of Detroit trailers and MT. Veil said one car of Alp persons and two cars of Service trucks are en route to Pine Bluff.
 In addition to the new cars sold in the past few days, the Veil com pany has disposed of four second hand machines.
 The war has increased the price o1 coffee in Italy to 80 cents pound.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-06
NO FENCE DISTRINCT.
 NO. 1. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.

The tax book for the collection Of the special assessment upon the land in No ,Fence District No. One Of Jefferson county, Arkansas, has been plac ed in my hands. All owners of land lying in the district are re- quired to pay their assessment 10 me within 30 days from this date. If such payment is not made, action Will be commenced at the end of that time for collection of sad assess ments, and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 4th day of December, 1917.
 R. H. WILLIAMS, Collector.
 12-4-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-06
ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
 NO. l9--TAX NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Road Improvement District No. i9 tax for the year 1917 will be due and payable from January 1 to April 10, 1918, and unless paid within the prescribed time a penalty of twenty-five per cent will attach.
 Under the law the collector has no authority to remit any penalty.
 R. H. WILLIAMS,
 Collector. Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 1, 1917. 1o-5 Inn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-06
FUGITIYE ARRESTED.

Deputy Sheriff lMcBurnett ana special officer McNulty yesterday ar- rested Son Mitchell. the negro wlo is accused of shooting his wife and, also, with shooting off the finger of another woman, named Minnie Ben nett last Saturday at Greenyille Nit chell was picked up by the officers in the day coach, while they were on the return from trip to Dexter. The prisoner was brought to Pine Bluff and lodged in jail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-06
SEEKS AVIATION SERVICE.

Lyman P. Cutrell, certified sold fer from Pine Bluff board No. 1, has applied for service in the aviation corps. He was before his home board yesterday seeking the trans ference necessary to enable him to ac- cept the position fhich he says has been awarded him by the aviation camp in St. Louis. Primarily this position according to Cutrell, is one calling for no more serious occu- patton than that of painter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-06
Legal Notices
ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
 No. 5.

Notice is hereby given that Road Improvement District No. 3 tax for the year 1918 will be due and paya, ble from January 1st to April 10th 1918, and unless paid within the pre- scribed time penalty of 25 per cent Twenty-Five per cent) wili attach. Under the law the collector has nc authority to remit any penalty.
 R. II. WILLIAMS,
 Collector Pine Bluff, Ark, Nov. 14, 1917.
 11-17-im
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-06
WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 5945.

Case No. 5945. In the Chancery Court of Jeffer son County, Arkansas. Esther Turnage plaintiff, vs. Wiley Turnage, defendant. The defendant Wiley Tuhnage is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of plaintiff Esther Turnage. Given under my hand and the Seal of Said Court this 20,h day of Nov., A D., 1917
 F. M. REEVES. Clerk
 o. E. REEVES, D. C. Attorneys: CaldM ell and Triplett. 11-22-29-12-S-13-2O.