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Evening journal., 1918-02-27
MHn WANTs ms IoR?

The government is seeking an assist.
ant mlrgot milk Inspector, examination.
Tor which is 90 be conducted by tho
Civil Service Comission The appl-
cant must Doe a graduate OF a college On
university. of recognized standing. ln
course 0f dairying and must have had
40 least ono years responsible expert
encc IN some phase Of dsirylng or milk
Inspection Further Information can b..
obtained from The postmaster.
Evening journal., 1918-02-27
p n. & w. DEFEATS KEYsTONE.

The p. B. * W. p. r. a. A. quot
champions disposed Of the Keystone
Field Club last night winning three out
of nve games in the second set Of their
series The teams were playing a flf-
teen game series. the Railroadsrs win
ming five straight in the FIRST set cnl
The three victories in last nights set
gave them the series. eight out OF ten.
The p, p. & w will open a series
with the Brack-EX Republican Club at
the railroaders' quarters. Fourt, and
Shipley streets. next Tuesday night.
The scores.
n. & W........2i p 20 2i 20-3
keystone ..........il IS q is 2i-2
Players: P. B. & W.-Denn, Gilland'
Joyce. Donlon, Captain Kid Baldwin.
Keystone-Powell Buckley, Hackett'
Nirde1.
Evening journal., 1918-02-27
BoMLNG REcoRDs IN DANGER.
v The Irn,led p-ess

BY The United P-ess.
CINCINNATI O.. Feb. 27-Seores IN
all the various events Of the American
Bowling Congress, now in progress
here, have been steadily mounting the
last few days, until today every A. B. c.
record seems within the grasp Of the
bowlers.
The flve-men record OF the Congress
ls 3.60i pins Today's leaders in that
event. the Aquila Cigars Of st. Paul,
are only 80 pins behind that record.
Harry Steers and Fred Thomas, Chi
cago, leaders in the doubles. have 1886
pins. The record Is ~ higher.
Charley Wagner. Newark, n. j. is
leading in the singles with $50 and the
record is iii
Evening journal., 1918-02-27
IAnIrs nr CHARITY

The annual election OF officers OF the
Ladies OF Charity viii be held at. q
o'clock on next Monday, when the week
~ meetings viii be resumed.
A small. fat-top stove Is desired
contribution Tor a poor widow, and
clothing for boys and girls from q 10
10 years old Is requested. such artl-
cles viii be called for II Miss Mary
Elizabeth Regan, D. and A. phone 445oJ'
Is notified.
Evening journal., 1918-02-27
NEW ORLEANS OFFERS
100000 FOR FIGHT

BY the United Press.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. Elf jess
Willard and Fred Fulton will stage a
worlds heavyweight championship
20-round bout here, The Louisiana Audi
torium A. C. will give them $4,000, TO
be split any way agreeable 10 the prin-
cipals"
The club so wired Champion Jess
Willard at Jacksonville, Fla, last night
Fulton already had told the club ne was
ready and waiting
Evening journal., 1918-02-27
Y M q IA RAsKFIRAII.

Camden \. ". G. A. Is booked Tor
the windup OF the weekly basketball
double bill at the Y NJ. c. a. on next
Saturday night. The Red Cross and
the squizzers Of the Y. NJ c. A. League
will meet in the first game.
The Camden Y. ". c. a. Is TO play a
team chosen from the players Of the
local association. Csmden's team has
played together all season and is fast
The Jsrseyites have defeated many OF
the Y. NJ. A. teams about Philadel-
phia. The Wilmington boys have moi
lost a single out-of-town game 20 date
Evening journal., 1918-02-27
LOBERT AT WEST POINT:
' The TIniied prass

bN IW5 IUIIeU FItss.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27-Hans Lobert
has gone 10 West Point. where he viii
take up his duties as coach OF the army
baseball team. Captain Elmer Oliphant
has sent out a call FOR candidates.
which brought an answer OF 200 men
the first day OF gym work.
Evening journal., 1918-02-27
DEMPSEY OFF FOR JOPLIN.

BY The United Press.
CHICAGO. Feb. 21-Jack Dempsey
arrived today az Joplin, Mo-, where to-
morrow nisht he is scheduled TO meet
Bob Devere in a i5-round battle.
THE Brennan bout was a dandy
training stunt for me-" Dempsey said
before leaving here. I'm out TO finish
every bout start Just as quickly as |
cam"
Brennan returned 70 Chicago in a
wheel chair following his match al Nil.
waukee. Physicians said his ankle was
spralned in the bout.
Evening journal., 1918-02-27
No uONon man TTRFulN-

Members OF the Volunteer Firemen's
Relief tonight Will view the remains Of
Harry Thompson, member, who died
at his home, No 1901 Adams street, sew
eral days ago. The firemen will assem-
bic az the hall at TO o'clock and march
70 the home OF the deceased member In
q body.
Evening journal., 1918-02-27
SPECIAL BLLIARD MATCH.

A special match game OF pocket BILL
lisrds will be played at the Royal Par
lors on Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
beginning tomorrow afternoon. between
z. w. Blankenship. OF Detroit, former
worlds champion, and G. ]. Brown,
OF this city They VIII play 100 point
blocks each day
Evening journal., 1918-02-27
BuRNs SIGNS WITH GIANTS.
IN ma InlIed Press

hN Ine Inltf1 Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. 27.--The signed con-
tract Of George Burns, star Of the Giant
outfleld, today is in the ONCE at Giant
headquarters. Burns signed yesterday
Evening journal., 1918-02-27
no ORCANIZE RED CROss BRlNC'1

A Red Cross Branch VIII be organized
bv The Ladies Blchor Choiem Society
at an open meeting to be held tomor-
row evening. at the Adas kodescn
Synagogue. Sixth and French streets.
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nond MAS called !" HI London bar IN
I>>,; and t. inr Irish lar IA" f"il'wlnC
, year. but h.. never rrn"t'ccd law. IL" de-
voted himself almost wholly I" lis par
| llnmrniary ana political duties.
! Prior Ia his ;ir~l erection !" IaTIihn'n'
! from New Ross. Ireland. i:'dIm"nd vas
Ter some llim. clerk ~ n" :"'' "iIi''"
, o. II" huuSr If commons. From lH\" Il"
. 1921 h" represented North N"Nf"rd, hui
in 1891 he WIS elected from Waterford
and had boon returned tr"u that district
since generally with"Ht "p;"Siii"n
/ Eram.undS viuuu"n"" and his grasp q:
parliamentary procedure won his c;LrIN
recognition in parliament and when IN
1921 the Irish parry "H$ dl>Tunt"t. con
! S,qucut on III. Farrell scandals. u" be
came III" accredited hHd'r e! III" tAr-
ncl!Iur$ In 40" Il" suc,''"d''d III bring
in@ about III ;trnulrnn!nIi"a "f In ~"
leading naijuuuiJSt parties and mad" his
! Iusiii"u A., Nationalist leader Secure.
: Redmond MS we'll hn"wu III IN" init
i"d S,'.;ca. which hr visited in l9n> aud
I2lu ard Australia. whrr" III iAS" u" not
/ only prrfurn".l Il great service for his
/ party in directing IN" collection "f Il
/ fund 90 murr man $-n.nu0. hut tnuud a
| wife III tn. p"r>"u ~ johanna lnit"n.
New South Wales h"ircss and h";uty.
III" Irish l'aIrr'S first visit !" this
| country proved iia.sru. hu' his second.
mad" ter III" purr"s'' nS:"n%ii!y II Az
! tending tnr convention rf IA" United
States IRISH I."al:u, l., Eurnin. me- with
great SuCr"S& fuli"wimg his attendance"
4; tn" convention. I:rdm"md mad. a tour
81 AL thu principal cities + IN" middle"
| west AID III .NlHut!" coast. delivering a
s"rj"s nr addr"s s"s On TN. irish question
which w"r'. later held responsible" fer ia"
British cabinet crisis If November lHl".
TIL" Si","rli"S brought IN" HON" ruI"
question t. a head TIL. l:rili$h guv"ru-
! u,nt .""k s"rinue hold "i tn" pr"hl"m
,,nd . lin w;t> evolved. which IN pre-
! s,r.;nt:nn and Discussion il, 'h' huuS" -
commons Resulted IN IN irnrlSSe h"raUs"
LOT n" Ulster opposition. This MAS
shortly hcf"r" IL" outbreak "f ~" great
war
With ~" cntrnncr If England in" ia"
var. Redmond Immediately defined las
IuSrt!uu as $quar"i% with III" govern
n'-lt in The earnest PERSECUTION "i ih"
war. His support al H." r"E"rn!n'ni
! w"n thp un$tint"d rr:,iS'. II cardinal
| ,iihl"nS anal the "pcu AMI butter con-
d"rnnrtion "r thu SI,n F,i-l party. m"rn-
| hrrS IF which at n Public meeting a"-
ru..'d ham Of hcrnr 4 traitor I" IN" irish
r;l'IS".
IT,, maintained his l"yai position even
during Ia" rX"!tlur days Il INV Sim
, Rein rrv"lutl,-r. d""rHIng III" rebellion.
( hut a;trihut!uE !; :" Il ';"rmHn plotting
. III the United Stia"S. Wsrn IN" r"h''!-
! lion had h"cu put down J." used AL "l'-
Tu"n"" TT which h" WAS capahi" ~
pleading for l"uIrn"E toward ia" great
| mass OF tn" rebels. aud IN urging Il
s,"."dy- Sr:ri"n"nI "f thc differences
III, l,,3 H., r,.ytlf
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WEST VIRGINIA BRIGADE
Continued from First PaEe.)

When tho order 30 NOV" does com"
Major General Ndolhrrt fr"nkhit".
The rommandant hcT". wants In nav"
hi men Will trained. rs in an in'"r'
view given upon his return after II
rnur of insn"rtinn a; Tho front he r"'
marked rhat h. would consider HIM
self personally responsible" for the If"
y? every unframed man sent 10 tn"
front.
Intensive training is now in progress
here in It's hfnadcSt sense. Orders
were issued ,nhay 10 begin INTENSIVE"
digging. which will b" rondur'"d in
connection win II" construction Of
me trench system in Tho division s"r.
tor
Will" IN" icu:;'h = all! Iii" fh"ir
trenches and th"ir Incou'a N" soldiers
nf The Hllih West VIRGINIA field ar-
tili"%y regiment. Will" not ont on III"
rang. viii dig 'h'.' rNn rmrlac"-
m"ut>. prlr'jr" ranuHfla-". and dig
ihciT GNGuuf%.
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rETEOGHAp. March G.--Th~ R"lshr.
Nix lrad,rs ar" prepared /" Withdraw
even Az far as tn" urAl mouutaim"S
rather ill.n submit 70 the defeat of tho
re,u.r,ri"n. >afI Leon 1r"tzky. Eolsh"viH
:i:iS,,.: IA al interview today with tar
Associated trCSs.
VI. Trniahy said thai II the Bol$hcvihi
could rn back 10 the state "i affairs
which existed inSl October. just ~:for"
thu overthrow Of tn" kHr"uSky govern
nir:il. ;h"y would repeat IN" whole pro-
gram whI":l has h""p PIT through sine"
tina; time.
In October We did nos cXclud" tho
possibility 90 = Holy War; ne declared
Now W. Cnnst,!'r. such Il war possible.
I'll" soldiers and workmons dclcgatc IS
mus; now fight tor organization and or
der
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BOLSHEYIKI
Continued from First Pnge.>

=. .:alI back wen o. the Graf mountains.
which Separate great Russia from ST.
b. ia aad ;,r"cla'm u holy VAR /" order
80 r,rruiNy"It IN" plans II III" Germans
- make H." r"y"lulIcn unsuccessful.
II S-''luS "v;'i'nt 'tat !hc Germans
f:t>,. uur set y,t$rd their operations
against the I;usSi,Lns. for kryl"mkn. in''
Eul%h"Vik I','l:manhrr-in-chi" has ""Et
:; prot. ST % III" ri"rtm1u commander ASK
iu. wn,th"r all steps have boon taken
by him frr Il {, SS;ttlnR U! h"Siilit!'S.
\ like message MAS uiSpaichru Ia IN"
Nu~;r"-l iurSariau COMMANDER. rhc r';t-
son Tor tho l:ttt"r COMMUNICATION. how
oyer. - MT apparent. FOR the forces OF
IN. dual monarchy ar" known I" b" bent
az. clearing l!.ti. RUSSIA al b"lSh";Ik
forces IN ORDER "a carry out IN" compact
L. a!I tn" Ckrnin.au$ in "Stahl!Sh!nS
aud administering; their newly formed
r.ldlhiIr.
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100000 MEN
Confined from First Pagr.i

i'ar'ur" for t.urOp" md Gls" Tor ibid
army and corps ;r""pS mot attended :"
divisions. 'rh, r"iia..,,r.nt d..i:trhm"nl::
ais, must =" forward III an arr,l"ratInr;
rat. Sin"" American troops :tr" now H<i
uhlly holding a sector "t III" Fr"u' n
fruU' ami Iu'n ar. hiItI, killed ar wound
n IN t"ll.,H every day.
ia" ""rul'rtiui, at th' fun prngrnrr
Icy n" war department without ''rcatins
ANY aLdl,i,rrai divisions probably Will
::n."rh IN liz. i"jrhh"rh,.ud "f Gnr. ""u
m'n. Tn" "N''ui :" which il has b., n
necessary {" Ir'.r.a>. artillery quotas
rhr"uch,r;, ~" army and {" add special
guI'~ "f all sorts has surprised every
"tfi'"'r and n.,"uU'~ for TIA" "NiSiI%-;
Shurln.c.- [" :, lIrG,. "Nf"uf
On Scientific Basis.
fIu' nulni" = ~ r'rI:I, "iIi"u: irr"rr,
n''r'$SHr! ~ W"rh'.I ''i.t III - scientific.
Wv. ha~.d nii Experience. 81 M. ;r"ui.
! fiN.-d :" i.t;.... fer ~, Il ARIA - ia"
~..r>n'- j. established. hml"ur III" non
""ruhnlaur arms, ihrS - very small but
= j. quit. high hiit"rC fr'-i lin" ir""p~.
NEll" "fil'Inl figures at" moi HNnIlhhi'.
il = estimated that something Is"r"
l'ian """. """ VII Ia u..r.SSary for N,
lH'N r@rrrHm, nrrhInr sac "n" u'.-"S~;rN
t" call rui 'urfnG th'> year.
liz" w., i""r.''u,-','s II ia. flr>1 draft
now ~ rr,,."s~ II inohrlI"ni !,,n. I"Inilru ::
about >".u"" ma. ar. l"'iuc used /" sal
=. rular ami ulth'iihl guard divisions.
shown t.. In" "ffi"l"E'E REPORTS To l"'
:,yaiahl. i.'r carly du,l thra"d.
Even v4ih Ill 81 rh. FIRST DRAFT Mon
ln"htliHri lh"r. H-, considerable H"fi-
,l"u,i"$ among 'fI' national army and
som, # IN" national guard dIVrSr"n>.
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NEW YORK. March G.-~rab" dis
patches ar" being rr""!vci b.; TN" -NS-
So"ini"d irrSs directly from its !"tro-
grad office. Although wIrH communist
iiu:l& has, b"c;i interrupted frequently az
laf". particularly IN Finland. conditions
apparently nasr improved. y dispatch
fled in pciroGral on Tuesday hy II"
chief Of m" Associated rrrSs starf in
Russia reached New \ ork al o'clock
W",inc Sda:. mocr,rc.
The correspondent Gays that orc -
his assistants WAS ~ N"fOEdn with An
baSsaI"r Francis. and that another had
hr.u dispatched Ia Moscow ia report
IA. ali-l;uSsiaII congress OF workmrn :
and soldiers deputies n"N; week. -
which the question OF Hc.Lr" or war will
b. decided THnu. Tho correspondent
also said he Intended 10 remain in i'";-
rrSrad unless :hc government should h"
r"ruovrd - soma ether point. ia which
cv"nt h" would proceed /" TIC new cap
ital.
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For Sale - Horses, Vehicles, Etc

FOR SALE--W0ri horse. harness ar
wagon. for want OF Use. 5000, 1D3
Market street. nlr-0-l
FOR SALE-Four road wagons in goo
running condition. Can b. Seen a
our Yards. eth and Market st:
Wh.rling Wall PinSter Co. mr-6-i
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-A few good rooms on thu
second and third floors OF the New
1ntelligenccr building 1904 and 1906 Mari
ket street. will be ready for occupancy
ahou. April l. Apply Z. Boyd. care In.
lclligcncer. )a-2S-u
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LONDON. March G.--Thr "var,!a' ON
Of l"rrnrrII has h"cnn. Thrr' stat"
ministries ucr cr'!ime /" a Reuter- DIS
r,ich from r"t-rEr'.i dated Tuesday.
NAY" started /" i'Hv" TIA" capital. fr".u
which lhn r"Huaji lou also - !"i'l; :;
h;.siily. ~" EolS':cvik government pro-
urs.s IT, hccla.r. Moscow ln- lsi.siru
.aj it.I and r,'r".rTii u free. pert,
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FOR SALE-Automobiles.

FoR SALE-MaXw"ll touring car II
good WORKING condition. bargain To-
quick sale. Nat phone llfI-f. mlxJ-
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drn., IN C:-,aca ard had not registered
fn: service. Uurv"r. his mother this
afternoon r.crird Tn" hhrii~mal Record
e.; iicr ..,,, :rn,nNh""iin=. show ing ;hai
No was l.5rn uMh""lug "n March :.
i>Gt. nmi CONSEQUENTLY wa% Hlnts".t'
,,.ar- oi,i today. mi No; subject to drhtI
.icd.- Canadian e.:ulati"n~.
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FETRnGEAD. March 4.--Th" official
News .iE"nr: announce! that u supreme
military council has hr"n formed for he
f"us;., - III" country. The commissioner
I"r military affairs has ISSUED a decree
ordering that he ,ntir" people y" armed.
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FOR SAI4E-Farm Lands

FOR EENT-Farm. 200 acres. for cas
y good one. =. -. Box 81. Whcclili
". Va. m--I-tI
FOR SALE-ll0 acre farm. good ma
kct. surrounded by mining towns; {,
kinds Of fruit: extra good land Tor al
dress Otto Ofihaus, Bclinston. ". Va
f-25-m
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LOST AND FOUND

LoSr-Vanuab TntclliEcnccr receipt
book, b"twc,.a Jacob and Eoff on 18th
St Finder pi"Gsr leave 1t lntclliErrccr
office. 800 Man ST. and receive reward.
mr-5-n
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aEcK-on Wcucsday. March &. al ~
n'clock 4. m. E0BEl:T EECk. aged
si>Iy-sjx yeas. at the family home.
T. Tw:nry-sith street.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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KRoEENwET1-On "Wednesday. Marri
i. 1913. =; s." "'"!":!> r.. M. at y :
lat. r.Sid"n.; at 6i2 National ~"
EMILY MAY VIZ" ~ Henry (. kroi
.nw"ih. "a hS lis; year.
l..rcra! notice hereafter.
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EEELIN. via London, Mar. 6.--In re-
sp"nsc to II" Finnish EovcrnT"nt'S r.
quest for military assistance, II Is. an,
mounccd officially that German troops
have been landed on the Maud Islands.
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DE D.

GEANT-On Tuesday morning. March :.
i.is. ~ l":5Uo'cl"ck Il. m. AZ IN" uTi"
Valley tirncr5 Hospital. MISS JLSA
GRANT,
rliIrrll scrv!re.frn!a Mrndrl Co. cha pc
i"i" ,'hapl. ne street. Thursday alter
noon at 80. Friends ar. respectfully
Invited T., ;t;,nd. Entumbm0nt Lirc'- ~
wuu,! MauSnlm.
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i.rHir%. Marrm "f,nEitah troops
rri,i"i IN" rnrmrN'- 'r"nrhrH curly Tins
iuurmiur as; -! HT!'","ur' ami r:iIii. ii
= rvs prisoners and 80" inn'hir" gums"
~,.~ lu.aav'- WHr "'i," r"lrrrr. "hIr
,..'-iuII!rs were rltght.
''~Ii,'rrSsIuI raids Hi-r wrrr carried
,ifi las nIr troops last nl.Ll martin az
Scare" AMI ~ ~" w"Ishh"r:!r"d ~ l..u-.
Southeast ~ 'i"u""arnuri II hr%'lir
1T. dlrE ,rrrtS war rrriiiarh.
"Nhii''nnHi urlS"nrr@ mIIi u 'Ha.'hiUc
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WANTED-ti0nd man To run ia acre
f;trm on shares or for cash. Rent farm
close to good market. party must have
lit least $1,000 with which to buy per-
sonal property. Address J. care lntelli-
ErDCrr mr-T-ln
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WANTED-Female

WANTED over 16 years OF age
light. clean factory work, good wae|
Apply Wheeling Tile Co.. 32nd a,
Wood mF-5-
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FUNERu DIRECTORS
LOUIS B E R T 5 CHI Y

FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERkL EMBAlmER
1922 and112+ Main Street.
Calls Answered Day or NlsRt-
stor Phones 635.
c. ]. Bertsch,-- Nat. Phone l9ss,R;
BILL 1334-R 1
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WANTED-Male and Femaly

WANTE-EXpcrien man TO dr.
Vim truck. Also lady clerk. Red
enccs required. Apply in person. IL.
Echr"nS Co, Woudsdale. mrs
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WANTED-I.ahornr at once. Apply
steam Electric Co, 20-16th ST.
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WANTED-Male Help

WANTED-r.aborcrs Steady employ
mont for 80 good pick and shovel men.
hour day. S3.2J. mr-I-i.
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WANTED-Man to run farm on shares
with everything furnished. Address
H.. care IntrlliEcnCrr. mr-I-m
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WANTEp-.tt once 2 firsi class coat
makers. S. per coat. and . coat help
crs; hes; wages paid. Call At Jos. SiH IS
berg. 4l3 Hanover ST., Martins Ferry.
nr-6t
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WANTED fine coat makers, sack
coats. IS 10 $40. Phone or call in per
son. VIM. Gottman & Son. Stcubcnvi
n mr-l
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WAHTE0-Me to seb Our limo OF houssn
Furnishings. from house 10 houSe on an
weekly payments. We pa, weekly.
mr-o-1 C r. ADAMS. ll4o-llt2 Main
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BRUEMMEI & HILDEBRAND
UNuEnraxBs AND EMDALMERs
c.. Hesiosnos
n.epbopec isJ4.h. katL
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-28
N|CHolAS R0MAN0ft tX-CzAR 0f RUSSIA
 REPORTED YET ALIVE

Warsaw, Tuesday, Dec. 24.-By the Associated Press.)-"There is no doubt that the czar' and his entire family are alive. am positive of this" was the declaration made to the cor respondent today by Michael de Tehi- matchif, nephew of General Skoro- padskir aHd who has just escaped from the Ukraine after a recent trip to Petrograq.o Dyinsk, Wilma, and Rovno
 II canhttt reveal where the czar is, because he does not wish 1t" he added. "He wants 1o be left alone.
 "His whereabouts are known to an allied government. It is in neutral country sAccounts of hls murder at Ekaterinburg were manufactured by Trotzky and Lenine.
 "lt took much money and time and also lives of many officers to accom- plish his escape. Among the officers killed was Count Tatichey, the czar's former personal military attache, who was shot instead of the czar. Docu' ments describing the czar's escape were in the hands of German Consul Koenig at Petrograd, who forwarded them to Berlin" ...- ,.z.,.,. .-. .s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-28
ORPHEO THEATRE MAY ONCE: AGAIN BE THE HOME OF VAUDEVILLE

J. B. Simon, manager of the Best theatre. purchased the Orpheo Theatre from the Orpheo Amusement Company. The purchase price has not yet been announced. MT. Simon urchased the Orpheo with the intention of reopen ing it at an early date. He will operate both theatres. Charles O'Donnell, former employee of MT. Simon, will have direct charge of the Orpheo. <
 NIT. Simon stated that he intended to give the people of Pine Bluff the best, cleanest. and most entertaining films that can be secured. Further, he stated that whenever possible he in- tended to bring the Orpheo high class vaudeville The latter statement will probably be read with quite a bit of interest by local people. Little RocR is the closest place to any kind of a vaudeville performance, and perman- ent vaudeville house would make the Orpheo a popular place of amusement tor Pine Blur people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-28
MEETING Of METAOOISTS IN COLUMBUS PROMISES
 TO Bt A BIG CATHERINE

Columbus, O., Dec. 27.-Plans al ready are being completed for what is expected to be the greatest religious gathering in the history of America, to be held here early next summer in celebration of 100 years of foreign missionary work by the Meth odist Episcopal Church.
 Directors of the big centenary cele- bration, which will mark the end of the church's campaign to raise $115,- 00c,0O0 for foreign missionary work declare that besides the thousands of visitors from the United States and Canada, there will be 100000 accred- ited delegates. -e
 Scores of natives in costumes fram China, India, the South Sea Islands, Africa and Asia and exhibits from ev- be brought here for the purpose of vividly portrayin gnative life in the countries receiving missionary aid, Pageants will depict the work of the church at home and abroad. A choir of 100 trombones will led congrega- tional singing in the open air.
 Seven cars of exhibits from foreign lands have already arrived here.
 "A Drive to Make Democracies Safe" is the slogan for the exposition. The celebration will be conducted by lay men of the church with the coopera- tion of the General Conference, the Methodist Church South, ne Board of Bishops and allied church organiza- tions.
 To care for the army of visitors ex- pected from June p to July z, the dates of the celebration, tented city will be erected and residents asked to throw open their homes. IT,
 s. Earl Taylor of New York, is dir ector general of the huge undertaking, and H. B. Dickson, Philadelphia, is organizing secretary in direct charge of the Columbus exposition.