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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
145 ARMY CASUALT|E
II KILLED, 95 WOUNDED
Wounds Garry OFF II. Disease IS:
Many Officers Including Major
Roosevelt on PershingV List.
ny Associated rrcss 10 Every Evcnscs

| Ry Aasocia'ei Prose IN Every Evrntpp
Washington, July 10 Ono h,Mdred
and forty-hvc soldiers are named in >she
| army casualty list today, ms follows:
Killed ~ action. ~; died Of wounds,
| died Of disease, l5; died of accident and
other cnuscs, 3; wounded severely, 05.
wounded slightly, missing, g.
The list of dead and missing:
KILLED IN ACTION.
Mai James NJ McCloud, London,
England
Lieutenants George w perrirnan.
Tampa, Fla, Frank Booma. Portsmouth.
N H.; Norman -. Dubois, Montclair,
Sergeants Grant NJ Berber, Grey Bull.
Wyo George w Ross, Oakland, Cal
Corporal Clyde w Neodham. Lodi,
Cnl
Privates Carl D. Johnson. Newton,
kaa F.lso $ Johnson, Freeport. H.,
Richard +. Ludtke, Chatham. H., Clyde
A. Mckea. Wcetwood Cal. Arthur
MnrquarI, Hamilton. Md, jacob II
Miller Lacey, Waeh, Clement NJ
Summers. Ashland, Gre Kenneth L.
Sutherland, Topeka, Kas, Charles vii
eon, Marion Indr stephen Wos, Buffalo
DIED rRoa wouvDs
Sergeant Harry Cmbb, San Antonio
Corporal Bcrtran Aaron. Paducah.
kv
Frivafea Wilfrcd Albert. Augusta, Me
Clarence - Crabtree. Narengn, Ind
Frank Deaton. Clarendon, Ark Monte
II Fuller, Wheclock. Vt Wallace w
Keller. North Wales. PA, Edward w
larkoah. Providence, Donald q Mac
kinnon, Gloucester Mass. John A W
Marble. Moaleys Junction. Va, Fred
Watson l{oxhury Mass
DIED or nIsFssF
Sergeant Carl ] Lautz, Buffalo
Cooks John II Arnold, Doniphan, Mo
Merritt Winscll. Dexter. IN
privatoa Wilbur ] Blakemore. Barnes
vile. Ohio. Clarence A Clark, Eufala.
okla Armatead + Davis. Bowling Girron,
Va , James Fppe. Fust,e. Fla Rogers
Franklin. Cameron. Texas Samuel =
Jatfy, Wavncet,oro. Pa reston pierson.
Mill Haven. Ga Emmett l. Simmons.
Tampa. Fla .Iosoph VI Sweetaer Havrr
hill. Mass Theodore T. Trouth. DIXON.
III Owen fnchy. Pittsburg, John
Wilson IIannl al Mo
DIED vRou ACCIDENT.
Cook Arthur r OIdstrnrn, Chlcago
frivate9 urneY Paga, il7nn, = e.,
Raymond 4 Renkenhcrger, enter. Ohio
THE wouSpFn SEVERELY tYctupF
MAJOR .fhendora Roosevelt ir. New
York City. taptHn William : Condor.
New Brunswiek Y ].
Ileutenants Francis X Callahan,
Portland, Nc Channtey T. Iopp.
TlttehIrg, Osborn 4 I.undgrcn. Somer-
vile, Mass William Y McC affrey
u ashtngton. n William 7 NcGlory.
Wakefield, Mass George 1. Maher.
Maiden. Mass Leonard J Morrison.
Versailles. Ia Augustine Fl MulquenneY.
1nnth l:oston, Mass Jamrs 4 Phillips.
Nonesscn, Pa Arthur Prcaon, Maiden,
lTass Flauen RntRseau. Rutland, /
- Ernest Roland Allentown. Pa
Henry schmidt Now Britain, onn /
tarnca L Shea, Hartford. Conn Max /
\ Strauba, IIerndon, Ia : Cronehn, (
Iackcnsack y ]
Prlvatfs Joseph e \ Gnl,ani. Phlla- /
lclphia v Wilham VI Harvey, Philadelphia, I
harles l. Evans. Philadelphia
MISSING IN ACTION
Sergeant Joseph Russo, italy
privates Ira ] Melvin Baldwinsvlle. !
y y, IVAN NiciIof. Costenza RumanIa. I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
HOG ISLAND LAUNCHES
FIRST SHIP ON MONDAY
Steel Carrier Has Tonnage Of
$500. Mrs. Wilson Names
Her Ouisticonck
nv Associated Pres. 70 Evary Evening

~ fh~HtN id'fNi ? Use - taFFfK FtFrNANE
Philadelphia. July 20 Invitations for
tho first launching NJ the Hog leland ship
yard next Monday arc = NJ sent ont by
tic American international Jhipbmldinp
Corporation
The vessel, 7,EOo steel cargo carrier.
pop'harly known n the yard as The
Rcd Iacket. has been named Omzti-
conck " by Mrs Wilson wife - tho
President, who ha7 also given name 70
al The other ycserls N be built ~ the
ynrd
Crrieticonck is ~ Indian origin and Il
the name Hog Island vas known ~ 81
yoars ago when part ~ the surrounding
country was lnhahited by red men
II means Place fnr hogs, tho land
having been used az pasturage Tor i've
stock owned hy Swrdrs Who settled near
there and probably before then nv
Indians
The Qneticonck iz the fret II lsO ships
to be built ~ Hog Island The present
program calls FIR the launching of fffy
ships ~ the next fivc months and total
y ] by August newt year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
PENNA GERMANS WILL
MARK BELGIUM DAY
Berks CONTAINS viii Raise Purse for
King Albeffs Sub, ects.
ss3ciatnd Press tn Every Evening

Hy Associatod Press tu Every Evening
Reading, Pa, July 30 I,erks claims
To be the first county IN the United States
m deciding to observe Belgian Day next
Saturday the anniversary of Belgium a
refusal to submit To iermany's ultimatun.
The Belgian national colors and for
get-me-nots will Toe universally worn in
city and county
A personal thanks offering 10 King
Albert to be used for the benefit of his
suffering subjects has already reached
5000 and three tirDes that amount
IL is expected, will be raised In April,
1917, Dcrks raised nearly $40 900 for
tho BelRlans
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
TURKS WARN BOCHE
ON CAUCASUS QUESTION
Division Of Spoils is Shown at
Bottom Of Hun and
His Ally.
ny Associated rres. - Fvory Fven'ns


Amsterdam. lul, 80 Turkey 10 going
to handle the situation ~ the Caucasua.
according to her own ideas THIS a
Indicated III 4 telegram from Constant
noplo dated July 1S vhlch quotes m
article ~ the now w-papcr \ashr tkhar,
presenting the Turkish viewpoint
We have nothing ~ say against the
princtplo7 lall down in the Rreat Ito, sk
treaty. SAYS tho ARTICLE. Int when tho
taucasus. newly rcnrramycd. turn toward
~ and. master uf ITS own do@tlnIes 70
fused IA 10 bound ~ tho treaty. what was
more natural for us than ~ take INTO
consideration tho nocce4Itlos at this nov
situation created on our important eastern
front Gould We close our cara 10 the
appeal ~ the people largely Of fhc same
race and same creed as ourselves
We arr aware of thc action, aud IT'S
present progress, to place Under German
control Illlis and I}ah II That IS a logical
consequence Of the application Of the
l}rrSt lltovsk treaty How could this
treaty hc taken into consideration IN the
affairs of the Caucasus. considering the
BolshcvIk governments has not been
ahlc - return to rs III accordance with
the treaty o,r eastern frontier and that in
the Caucasus mfucndcs entirely indc-
pendent II the Bol<hcyik government
have arisen
Thrs reported attitude on the part OF
Turkc, may account IN part for the report
received through Copenhagen hat Turkey
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
NEGRO DRAFTEE s PARADE.
Prior TO Leaving for Camp at p. M. on
Thursday.

Arrangements viii hc completed at
a meeting 10 hc held tonlgh, n the old
Fellows Temple II Tenth and Orange
streets for the parade IN honor Of the
,~'lnrcd draftccS WHO arc To 90 to camp
Thursday afternoon. cntramng At French
street station ~ / O'Clock
Tonight meeting has been called by
Edgtr Startling. chIcf marshal of the
parade, and hc wants all Of the captains.
hcutcnauts and marshal Of the various
nrganlxatInns To hethcre
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
LORD LITCHENFIELD. BANKER,
DEAD FROM grNSTfpT
Noted London Financier's Body Pound
in Park Headed Two Hanks
py Asst,cle,ed 81 % Every Eyenlne

~ hssoclhted Froes 20 Every Ev"nIng
London, July 30 Thomas Francis
Anson the third earl of Litchcnfield,
director of the National Privincial Bank
of England, and of the Bank of Aus
tralasia, was found dead today IN tho
grounds ~ his estate ~ SlrIgborpugh
Park, Stafford. with R'tnshot wound
IN the head
Tnrd fitchcn6eId was born m 1886
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
MILLION HUN TROOPS
outinnef rrom page !

cans and apparently are making fun ise n
the natural advantages to lnfict - heavy
losses ~ possible
Whether the Germans are going n stnu
their withdrawal northwarh where they
now stand IL not clear Jteriin gives M
Indication of any further retirement. but
savs the Defense has been shifted IN be
tween Fere and Vile The allied stlccns-
season The TANKS, however may speedily
force the enemy ~ again move north
ward PARIS besliGves the enemy Will try 10
stand on has pr csent position.
HUNS CONFIDENT oy SUCCESS.
That the Germans expected great
SUCCESSES to follow tbclr blow of July :
is indicated bv the largc stores uf mum
tIOns captured bY the allied troops IN the
forest region north Of the Marne Cen
Foch defeated The offensive and IN the
retirement, the Germans took their guns
but left the munitions tircat stocks II
shells Of all caiibres were found. manyof
them Of the large sizes The shells wiIl
now be turned against he Germans
German local effort 10 the region ot the
Monts, IN Champagne cast oi Rheims.
have been defeated by Gen ti0uraud
army Strong attempts were made by he
their new gains north Of the Sonme but
the enemy was thrown back with loss
AUSTRALIANS TAKE HUNS ASD Guns
In their attack the Australians captured
l43 prisoners and 50 machine guns Else
where on the western front the situation
Is unchanged.
There has been no confirmation from
other neutral sources of the report re-
ceived through Copanhagen that Turkey
and Germany have broken off relations.
There is SAID to be much excitement
against Germany in Constantlnople since
Germany took a Turkish warship against
The protests Of the Ottoman government.
In Washington 1t is not believed the differ
enccs between the two powers have been
serious enough TO Justify a break
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

BY Associated Press % Every Eycn4ns
Chicago, July So Hogs receipts 2t.UOO
- TO 25c higher; butchers 1850 8 1920,
light 1900 a 1925; packing y .tO 1870,
rough l7.l0 1850; bulk u sa.es J 795 a
1920; pigs, good and choice l7.5O q 1925.
Cattle, receipts 1900. common and
PLAIN light steers, slow, all other killing
cattle strong 10 higher calves 2jc AIgher
sheep receipts 1900; bidding lower On
fat lambs; few early salcs 7f oativs
steady at l7.5O, feeder lambs, frm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
'IIGHTLESS NIGHTS"
MUST BE OBS ERVED

Tie attention Of the Wilmington Fuel
Committee has been called to the fact
that some merchants Of this city have
not been observing the regulations re-
gardlng hghtless nights. They have been
permitting lights 70 burn IN show windows,
display signs, etc, and have used un-
necessary lights in daytime.
All such vlolators are warned for the
last time that it is the intention Of the
fuel administration to take Immediate ac-
ton against all lnfractions Of the reg,Ila-
tons for hghtless nights
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
AUSTR|A'S NEW HEAD
"PARROTS" OLD LIE
Most Recent Premier Also Joins
Chorus War Was Forced Upon Us;
Ready for Hun Made Peace.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

Amsterdam. July 30--"Wc are ready
to conclude an honorable peace as soon
as our opponents rcnnunce their hostile
plans aiming ut our destruction or repres-
sion, said Baron won ilussarek. Aust rlan
premier, in presenting his cabinet 10 the
upper house of the Austrian Parliament,
according to- Vienna ndviccs.
lie added. according to the dispatch that
eo far rs the Central Powers are concern
ed tho war is n defensive one
80 long as our opponents take the
standpoint Of onc-sidcd dictatlon, he
continued. there Is nothirg for us but to
continue tho war and carry IL on So
vigorously that II viii be shortened
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
MEN OF 40 FOR NAVY.
Age Limit of Men in Reserves Has Been
Increased

The age limit for enlistment in the
United States Naval Reserve has been
increased to 10 years, the scope now being
from Is to 40
At the local navy recruiting station ii
was announced today that boilcrnakers
are especially wanted for the navy,
the pay being $7z SO q month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
;
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

100 laborers wanted by Stewart Wiley
Co. ClaymOnt Del on their big housing
development for the General Chemical Co
Every kind OF work that a laborer likes.
40 cents per hour with plenty of over
with mattresses. Have our own commits
sary and grocery store on the property.
n.JoO =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
They Didn't Know How.

The old master who painted that
picture got no such price as you paid"
Well, replied Mir Cumrox 1T just
goes To show what first-class modern
craftsmanship means to any line Of busi-
ness. ~ Washington Star
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
Penna. Cadet Flyer Killed.

London, July 30 Flight Cadet George
Ruple Wallace OF Washington, Pennsyl-
wanna was Killed IN an airplanc accident
ON July 20. He VAS serving with the
British air force
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
Material Contract Awarded

1t the meeting of the Street and Sewer
Directors today the bid Of the Charles
Warner Go. for supp lying paving material
tor the ensuing year was accepted, it
being the only bid offered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30

Pop, what do they mean by .twaddle?"
That refers to arguments advanced
hy the other side Louisville Courier
journal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
UNCLE SAM NEEDS RECRUITS
IN u. ,. STUDENT NURSE
RESERVE.

Delaware women should write.
phone or apply 10
Wilmington Public Library Build
ing, Phone 7l7I; 9l3 Delaware
avenue, Phone 2679-J.
New Castle Mrs. Francis de III.
Janvier, Phone %. New Castle.
Kent Mrs. John II. Salisbury.
Phone 90, Dover.
Sussex Mrs. Samuel H. Messick,
Phone I6-R-l2, BridgeviiIe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
The Help Problem Can BE Solved.

II you look to Every Evenings classified
page eve.y day. Many business houses dc
pend upon Every Evening and it rarely
fails. Results prove that.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
Results in Advertising.

depend upon the medium Use Every Eve,
inEs classified page regularly and you vii
lind the help problem is not so difficult to
solve after au.-Ady. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
Charged With Stabbin ..

Alexander Finney. colored, vas arrested
At CcntrCvllc last night on the charge
Of stabbing Joseph Dyson there last
Saturday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30

Lost something? Try a classified
advertisement In Every Evening. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30

Thrs reported attitude on the part OF
Turkey MAY account IN part for the report
received through Copcnhagcu that Turkey
and Germany had severed relations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30

Have you read the Classified Page to-
day? You are sure to find something to
interest you.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-18
ANIMAL SHOW FROM THE START UNTIL
 END OF PROGRAM
Al. G. Barnes Played to Ca pacity Audiences Here
 Afternoon and Evening
ANIMAL PERFORMERS
 REGULAR THRILLERS

One circus that can be classed as entirely out of the ordinary visited Pine Bluff Tuesday. This was the animal circus of Al G. Barnes which played to capacity at both perform aances, in spite of the fact that in the afternoon the weather was in element. This circus was replete with thrills from the start until the finale. In addition to regular hu- man performers, trained animals of every description performed in the arenas, which excelled many feats of the human performer.
 Trained illmas, lions, leopards, tigers, elephants, all in turn with trainers hnd performers, kept the audiences in rapt attention turnout the entertainment.
 The large steel cage in the center of the "big top" was, of course. the center of all eyes. Human trainers with wild beasts acting to collabora- tion was something out of the usual order. Stonewalps sea lions offered a diversion. Their antics approached those of human beings. Clio Miller in te lions den doing Spanish fan dango, presented thrilling and in- ,teresting spectacle. Venus Fashion at the opening of the show and the twenty lions probably was the great est and most interesting affair of the entire entertainment. Martha Flor ence and her acting leopards; Austin King and the performing zebras; Margurette Riccardo and the sleek pumas; Mabel Peterson and the beau tiful white polar bears; Mabel Stark and her menagerie of tigers, all vied for attention on the programs.
 Persons went probably for the pur- pose of seeing a few trained animals perform. batwere surprised when as- certaining that practically every ani- nal in the large menagerie "accomp- lished turn"
 Al G. Barnes circus may well be termed the only circus of its nature in the entire ~world. The show is absolutely devoid of anything dis pleasing or distasteful. It is thrill CT from the start until the end. The management, performers and attaches are unusually pleasant and agreeable.
 The public, first, last and always, theslogan of Mir. Barnes, is ex- emplified by the conduct of this im- mense concern
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-18
WHEN GERMANY IS BEATEN
 UNITED STATES WILL THEN
 TALK OF PEACE FOR WORLD
Continued from page one.)

stated by the president in his address to congress January 8, last.
 Whereas, The Fourth of July speech stated simply broad general princi- pals should govern any peace discus- sion, the address to congress laid down details of the position and there fore should be the governing utter ance.
 Accordingly, before the central pow CTS can have any peace discussions with the entente powers and America they must accept principles of:
 No secret treaties, freedom of seas except to suppress predatory nations that fail to respect international cov- enants; removal of all trade barriers; ; reduction of armaments; adjustment of colonial claims with reference to the wishes of the governed population; the evacuation of Russian territory and abandonment of economic control therein; independence of Belgium with indemnification; restoration of Alsace- Lorraine! re-adjustment of Italy's frontiers; autonomous government for the different nationalities of Austria Hungary; evacuation of Rumania, Serbia and Montenegro; relinquish- ment of Turkish control of nOn-Turk- ish populations; an independent Po- fish state and, finally league of na- tions to guarantee political independ- ence and territorial integrity to great and small states alike.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-18
PHYSICIAN
 PRAISE "HoBo''

Dr. E. J. Lyons, a prominent physi- clan (retired) of Lake Charles, La., has put himself squareiy on record in advocacy of the Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy. g medicine that is producing 'ruly marvellous results for sufferers from Bright's disease and other kidney and bladder troubles. pr. Lyons used the medicine on his wife. For three years she had suffered with urinary trouble. "I and other physi- cians treated her," he says, "but could give only temporary relief, the trouble always returning. Finally she could get no relief except when actually un- der the influence of the drugs" Af- ter taking the first bottle of Hobo Kid ney and Bladder Remedy she commen- ced to improve until she had taken ten bottles, when she seemed completely cured. He adds: ".She has not had 3 single recurring symptom and con- slider her cure complete and perman- ent." If you are suffering with any form of kidney or bladder trouble, you should, for your health,s sake, certain ly know more about Hobo. Write for free copy of our intensely interesting booklet, containing sworn testimonials s1c. kddrass Haho Medicine Mapu- {aetu{l06 CQ., Stnge La~ <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-18
DOCTORS SAY CAL0MEL
 IS BEST MEDICINE

According to the worlds greatest physicians and medical experts, calo- mel is the best and most universally useful of all medicines. Medical au :. thorities prescribe calomel for al- most every disease and explain that it is the best and surest of all system purifiers They say that calomel cleanses the liver, stomach, bowels and kidneys and purifies the blood from all poisons, making the system pure and clean so that nature can quickly restore the health. :.
 Now that science has purified cal omel of all it's nauseating and dan gerous qualities, the new kind of calomel, called "Calotabs," is even more popular than the old AS a liver cleanser and system purifier Calotabs are more effective than the old style calomel yet are entirely delightful in effect. One Calotab at bedtime, with a swallow of water that's all. No nausea nor the slight est unpleasantness. Next morning you awake feeling fine, with a hearty appetite for breakfast. Eat what you please and go where you please there is no restrictions of habit or diet.
 Calotabs are sold only in original sealed packages, price thirty-five cents. Your druggist recommends and guarantees Calotabs, and will refund your money if you are not delighted with them.-Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-18
VlR INTEREST SHIFTS TO
 THE MACEDONIA FIGHTING
,.rhs and French Allies Wrest From Bulgars Strono
 ''''0 Positions Held For Last Two Years


while Serbs and their French allies strongest positions they have held n Macedonia Focs forces are nibblng successfully the near nrnshd the sensational day.
  fal n hut most pretentious in many months. ~ ~ probable that further advance by the recall Bulgarian William to bolster the Tuton resistance ofal declares that the 1 little kingdom has prisoners but an "rtan the
  2 <. inc north of Gradeshsa Not Held Up Yet. There nothing indicate however that the Imnch has definitely held up The Hull fighting in the west military critics as further blows Erenchar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-18

While the supply of gas now avail- able for delivery to consumers dur Ing the coming winter is greater than that of last winter, we rec Ommend that a reasonable amount of coal be kept on hand to antici- pate any contingency dnring the extremely cold weather. :: {: Arkansas Natural Gas Company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-18
pritish Advanced Lines.


 Tho British. advanced their lines ,,aht1v ast at several points. They are .I 'sting steady progress in the invest. aA.A A. of st. Quentin, a difficult task on s under favorable conditions. General ca Petain's veterans are forg- ahead slowly but surely in their rm and desperate struggle for the T cobian forest which the Germans sro heen ordered to hold at all costs. Not only is the position natural ,..del . hut the Teutons have forti- sd # in every way their ingenuity buld devise. Notwithstanding the difficulty of ,e;r task. however, the French are lowing on, taking prisoners as they
 A Quiet Day.
 On the American front the past A ours have been the quietest since eneral Pershing's command launched irresistible drive against the St. uhiel salient.
 There are indications that the Ger aus intend to retire behind the Hin euburg line in this sector.
 They are burning villages along the selle and in other sections This Focedure ultimately is a preliminary retreat.
 Another victory has been recorded IT. the American, British and French
 the newly constituted eastern trtnt.
 Detachments of the allies have kuted Bolsheviki forces in the vicin- of Archangel and it is reported lat many of the Red Guard officers ent over to the allies when their men M in manic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-18
|OBACCO USERS SAVE YOURSELF

(om 75 per cent of your ailments, and lany Of your hard earned dollars by fing NO-BAC-O, a simple mouth
 lash that destroys the taste for to-
 Pcco. Nothing to swallow. No re. |ef no pay. Price $1.
 BRASHED'S DRUG STORE Pine Bluff, Ark. 3dtt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-18
le Strong Withstand the Heat o
 Summer Better Than the Weak

m people who are feeble and younger people
 Sue weak, will be strengthened and enabled to .coosn cCo the depressing heat of summer by talk sDAUvLS !ASTELESS chill TONIC. It purifies { ae1rches the blood and builds up the whole sys- lco can soon feel its Strengthening. Invieor-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-18

Vivian L. Moore has returned from er summers study under her teach
 in Denver. Col, to begin her piano ass in Pine Bluff. At present Miss core will be at the home of Mrs. Zee Fox and her studio will be in De new high school building.
 For further information, phone 30. tl0-1 wk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-18
FOR SALE, BOTTOM LAND

160 acres-S0 in cultivation-Jef. 1erson county, miles of Humphrey. Price $50 per acre; one-half cash, bal ance 10 years term with per cent interest. Address-NATH. K. RODG- FRS, 127 1-2 Main street, Seynard Blds, Pine Bluff Ark. 9-4d-tf.