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YANKEES DO HOUSEWORK
 FOR THE FRENCH WOMEN

Paris, Oct. 10 Correspondence of The Associated Press. .)-American sol- diers billeted in French village be- hind the firing lines recently sur prised and on the gratitude of the women women of that village by giving it a ing of the incident in Red Cross hos pital, an American soldier said:
 "The women and girls were in the fields cultivating. At night they were too tired to do house worK, yet the whole village needed it. One day when they were all in the fields It's boys turned to and cleaned up that burg.
 We washed every window in the place and swept and scrubbed every thing that would stand t. When the women came that night thes were so pleased they cried. After that they couldn't do enough for ns and were proud when we would let them have a shirt to wash"
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Sport and War Mixed.

Sport and war were strangely min- gled in the recent Seine swim, the big sport event of the year in Paris. The hero of the race down the Seine through Paris, distance of about 2 1-3 miles was not the winner but the man who finished last of the male competitors. He has Charles Nunges- ser, the champion aviator, who though still hampered by wounds not yet completely healed, his left leg in fact became useless early in the race, per servered to the end and finished III 3 hours and 43 minutes, receiving a greater welcome from u thousands liulrg the banks than even the w;n- Ter
 The French are not usually regard ed as an athletic nation but !his race. CT. anized every year attracted thir- ty one entries, of whom twerty- eight started and twenty-two 13 men and 9 women) finished, without co'.nting the veteran George Paui1s, aged 52 the winner of this event in 1905. "hc gave an exhibition swim coming in s;yth. The winner was GA,:gs Michel, gunner in the heavy artillery. whose time was 3 hours 3 minutes. The first wc,r an to arrive Suzanne Wurtz, came in sixth in 8 hours l9 minutes, followed by Juliette GarGe...e. in 3 h:rrs 21 minutes. Women took the 12th, 18th, 18th. 20th, and 21.s places the ;ast but one being little girl. Henriette Gardelle, only thil;etn years old, who with a haadicao of ha.f an hour. finished in 1 hours 43 niinu- faS
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WEEKLY STATEMENT OF
 FEDERAL RESERVE RANKS

Washington, Oct. 19.-Reductions of $42,OOO,000 in loans secured by gov
 ernment obligations, and of $61 ,0OO,- O0S in government deposits an in- crease of one half of one percent in proportion of reserves to net deposits and note liabilities over last week, were shown in tn Federal Reserve Boards weekly financial statement tonight. reporting the conditions of the twelve banks at the close of busi-
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Cotton closed steady:
SUGAR QUOTATIONS.

New York, Oct. 19.-The market Tor raw sugar was quiet with no ad- dltional purchases reported.
 Prices were unchanged at 728 for centrifugal.
 The market for refined was un- changed at nine cents for fine granu- lated. Business was only moderate with certificates coming in very slow ly.
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WORK STARTED ON WORLDS LARGEST
 EXPLOSIVE PLANT

Racine. Wis, Oct. 19.-Work has started on what is said will be one of the largest government explosive plants in the United States. It is To- cated at point four and half miles north of here. The tract for the plant comprises 2,20O acres and involved the obtaining of options on seventy farms.
 The government plan for the huge plant, which is expected to be big factor in replacing the loss of war materials occasioned by the fire at Perth Amboy, N. J., only recently be- came known.
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ness last night. The statement fol- lows:
 Resources:
 Total gold reserves $2,O35, ,313,OOG. Total bills on hand $2,058,6 ,692 ,OOO. Total earnin gassets $2,154, 1892, ,000. Total resources $5,063, 3,216,00O Liabilities:
 Total gross deposits $2,3S4,319, 900. Total liabilities $5 5000.
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, La,, Oct. 19.-Rough rice receipts 4,248 sacks.
 Sales: Honduras 325 sacks at 72O @75O; !3O sacks Japan at 700; 16S sacks Blue Rose at 690@725.
 /Clean rects 1,248 pockets.
 Sles: Honduras 1,768 pockets at 6 1909 Is; 326 Japan at 5-8@7 1-2; 2,521 pockets Blue Rose 8 1907 7-8.
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lDISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the co partnership heretofore existing between Oscar Parne]l, E. E. Parnell, and s. P. Collins, the firm being known as the Majestic Market, is hereby dissolved by s. P. Collins re- tir;ng.
 The business will be conducted by Oscar and E. E. tParnell.
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1. Classified WANTS Bring Results
 TRY ONE
TRY ONE
W A N T E ID

mANTED-PORTER, mA NIGHT WORK Apply at Graphic offlce' after noon.
 RDST7MAN S61 0RED MAN WANTED TO WEAR Jstest style tailored-to-measure suit and he General Agent in spare time aa n;o nrofits. Write to Liberty Tail I cring 2 society, Dept. 5O9, Chicago.
 1O-2O-1t. oo.ooo~~oo NTEp-TO HEAR FROM OWN "e.' e, of good farm for sale. State eash @ price, full particular.-D. F. Bush, Minneapolis, Minn: S6tt u.ANTED-A COOK; 1920 LEMON; 1s, room in the yard: 1o-2ocett: wANTBD-AT ONCE A WELL FUR n;shed rooming house with all con- yeniences.-M. L., care Graphic.
 1O-17-6t. o.oooo-oo~o~~oooooSo~ wANTED-A YOUNG LADY, WITH " two years clerical experience, wish as employment in city. My work ia neat and accurate, and can fur r;sh references. Answer A. M. w. lAJE
 care of Graphs. 1O-l6-6t. waNTED-TO BUY PIANOS, OR gans. talking machines; will pay cssh. Address, P. o. Box 674, Pine Ruff. Ark. Replying state name of instrument and lowest price.
 10-12-tf. WANTED-FIRST CLASS BOOK keeper, at present employed, de- sires change by Jan. 1st. Il years experience in general mercantile accounting. In class 4-a of the first draft. Best of references and can furnish surety bond, if requir- ed Will not consider any puropo- sition paying less than $150.O0 per isonth, Address, "Bookkeeper.' v care Graphic: 10-6-2w WANTED-Old typewriters, all makes, any condition. Get cash for your idle machine! Call or write, w. c. Williams, 121 West Barraque, Phone 143. tf LET US HARMONIzE THE ELEC- l, trical system on your car. We re- pair all makes Generators. Start CTS and Batteries. Graham & Neighbors, 314 w. Barraque. E
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By ALTMAN

figures of the day were touched be- fore the end of the first hour.
 Reactions which took place later, seemed to be due to moderate profit taking on the part of the longs.
 No effect whatever on prices ap- jeared to result from the American response to the Austrian govern ment's plea for peace. in the hog market carried down pro- visions.
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN UP-A COLLIE DOG; AN swers to the name of Jack; about months old; both front feet white Owner can have same by paying for this advertisement and identi- tying dog. Apply Russell Hollis. 1O-2O-6tt.
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STOLEN-ONE DARK RED COW, two splits in right ear, swallow fork in left ear, about one and one half years old, about 12 feet tall. The above COW was left at my place by Bill Henderson, who is now under arrest. Party owning this COW can have same by proving property and paying costs. J. A. Monk. 1906 West 18th. 1O-1-10t
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SPRAYED OR STOLEN-HOG, - Black SOW; with white spots; split in 1 ear Call at 221 N. Mulberry 1019-6t.
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S5O.OO REWARD

S5O.OO REWARD Will be paid for the return or information leading to the recovery of a new Ford Au- tomobile Touring Car, ma chine No. 2,75S,977; Arkan- .sas License No. 4O745, which was stolen September 25th. Phone information to w. C.. Hudson, The National Bank of Arkansas.
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TUX RENT-TWO OR THREE
 ce9 ce9m modern furnished falt Phone >oto9loI ool or call at 515 West Second 'it tf
WOULD LIKE SOME.

iF YOU WOULD LIKE SOME
 .n1ng nice in the fresh meat line .elephone 123, or call on us. We do not claim to see meat cbo,n we uo Tact you can buy meat cheaner hn ' cause we do not buy the chean tind na- 1D-13-tf* D"i aqoe'
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LET GRAHAM & NEIGHBORS RE- pair Starters, Generators, Storage Batteries and Electric Equipment on your car. No amateurs. We do the work ourselves, and we know
 how. 314 w. Barraque. 9-21tf
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FOR sALE-MoDEL B HUP TOUR ing car. Run 5000 miles in perfect condition. Car at Leon Thompson's garage. See M. l.. Smith, Jefferson Hotel 10-18-3t+
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We can give you Fire Insurance on
 Cotton Day or Night.
 T A Y LO R & co.
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FOR s ALE

FOR SALE - FIVE PASSENGER touring car; newly painted, good tires and in perfect running old- el. Electric lights and starter. This car has had no rough use and Is practically as good as new. Will
 demonstrate. Phone 121 or 1S76.- Zach Tankersley. 10-20-6td
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GET YOUR AUTOMOBILE PISTON rings and springs at 322 Pine Street. Phone SO7. Modern Machine Shop. 9-2Odtf
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THAT FALL SUIT WILL COST you lots of dough this year. Take it to an expert cleaner when it needs cleaning and pressing. You will have longer wear by letting us work on It. or on that old suit that you want renovated. Simpsons Clean ing Shop. 515 State street, phone S3l. 9-2O-tf
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FOR SALE-ONE FIVE PASSEN-
 ger Paige Todging car in fine con- dition; recently overhauled. A bar gain if you need an automobile. Telephone 39. 10-14-6t
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FOR SALE FIVE PASSENGER touring car; newly painted, good tires and in perfect running ord- el Electric lights and starter. This car has had no rough use and Is practically as good as new. Will demonstrate. Phone 121 or 1S76- Zach Tankersley. 1O-20-6td FOR SALE-MODEL B HUP TOUR ing car. Run 5000 miles in perfect condition. Car at Leon Thompson's garage. See M. l.. Smith, Jefferson Hotel. 1O-18-3t+ FOR SALE-ONE FIVE PASSEN- ger Paige Tooging car in fine con- dition; recently overhauled. A bar gain if you need an automobile. Telephone 39. 1O-14-6t FOR SALE-JUST ARRIVED WITH g car load of mares and colts, age to 6 years old; all we'll broke, weighing from 800 to HOO lbs. raque. St.-A. B. BEDFORD.
 10-13-12t.
 o~o-o~~0,o--S.o~~~0o~~.o FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD FURNI- tilre of broom house. Apply at -Ho~rNI:.oI:.o. 1ole W; 7th; Phone 410. l0-916t 1000 ACRES OF THE RICHEST land in Arkansas. in small tracts ana easy payments. Do you know mat 1t is almost impossible for the man of moderate means to buy a tract Of bottom land at price any on terms that the payment can be met without seriously stinting the hvlng expenses at home. Any man wn0 ever expects to own a farm etner to live on or as an invest ment ,land that the proceeds of one !and is full, will do we'll to investi= sate this property. An investment crop for one year will pay for the maos now will soon make you inde- pendent. Come in and let us talk rhe matter over with you. Delta Land Company, 206 Citizens Bank ~,sldg,, 6slldg,, Pine Bluff. Arfk. 6-1-dtf fVR SALE-191S Ford Touring Car, brand new. One 1917 Ford Touring, nearly new. Motor Sales Co.,, 8th sls11;.Ph1 s1e Nan; Phone s4s: FARM FOR SALE-2o ACRES. ON Eooo pike road, we'll improved, good room bungaloe, garage. barn and ha ne water. If you want real ol1e ES at bargain see or phone Hol IIo ,.S Ma Estate Co.,. phones 2 and .~cHEoo .~-ce; 6-3O.tf . ,ia YOUR AUTOMOBILE PISTON tugs and springs at 322 Pine saeet' shee Phone SOY. Modern Machine '''''s>~~~~~~o~~>~.o~--~-,~~s-2e-d s-2e-dsf FOR B ENT
 S'o---o~>->~-~o -o~>->~-~o-oooo
 'pK RENT-FURNIsHED 4.RoOM 11a 1e,h nn. house at 11S Oslo. Inquire '-'''-@,'~oS ,'~oS1tHUSo.o.o, lll0 1O-2O-6t* S1R 3ra RENT-.NICELY FURNISHED ahla ea room. Gentleman only; suit 1O.1s M lor s, road man.-Phone 1911.
 housnahL BATHROOM FOR LIGHT wituhs;eakeeping; every convenience; c;tv soa easy walking distance of lO,.J15-s.1 1o W. 9th. Phone 20S7.
 @ irr nENT-Co COMFORTABLE SLEEP bloct ovms; strictly modern; ono Main s rom business district on tlern.r e.se! S For rent to two gen. Aain st.s.e slce reasonable. It 713) 'se' 9-14tif
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FOR ALE-HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
 tilre of broom house. Apply at l6l6 W. 7th. Phone 40. 1O-916t.
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iO ANYONE SUFFERING WITH Rheumatism, l will gladly tell you now was cured in 1 days. after } years terrible suffering. It mat ters not what form you have, what you have tried or how long stand ing. Send your name and address today. Box 147. Little Rock. Ark, 1G-20-1t.d
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FOR SALE-JUST ARRIVED WITH car load of mares and colts, age to 6 years old; all we'll broke, weighing from 800 to HOO Tbs. Prices right; call at 108 East Bar raque St.-A B. BEDFORD. 1O-12-10t
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sVA SALE-191S Ford Touring Car, brand new. One 1917 Ford Touring, nearly new. Motor Sales Co.,, 8th >d ,and Main. Phone 946.
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.wANTED-A COOK; 1920 LEMON; rao,, in the yard. 10-20-6tt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-20

wANTDD-AT ONCE A WELL FUR n;shed rooming house with all con- veniences.-M. L., care Graphic.
 1O-17-6t
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For certain results use the classi- lied columns of the Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-20

v u.. vTEn-TO HEAR FROM OWN we" er of good farm for sale. State cash @ price, full particular.-D. F. push, Minneapolis, tMinn: S6tt:
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MISCELLANEOUS

SALESMEN WANT eo The Kalamazoo Advertisjng company, of Kalamazoo, M;chiean
 has one or two vacant territories able for the balance of this year and for 1919 in Arkansas. Our new line of attractive moderate pllced calendars, fans, blotters and leather goods, will soon be ready ana we wish to be making ar rangements for the foythcomino- season right away. The comina year oiiers an unusual opportuni- ty TOT live salesmen to make mon- ey with our line. Commissions ill., eral and paid promptly. IL will pav you to write for full particulars at once. o01+
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'rI YOUR AUTOMOBILE PISTON strss. mss and springs at 322 Pine shoe e" Phone SOY. Modern Machine ~~sooSSSco.o 9-2O-dtf
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Prosperous Local Machine
Company Is Incorporated

The newest addition 10 Nhr"hnE'S
varied limo of industries ~ tho Wh""l-
ing Mnchnc and Woldi - company.
which was incorporated yesterday IN
Charleston. Til" plant is located on III"
northeast corner Of Main and Twrnt-
9TH streets. and is growing nj rapid
rate.
The company is incorporated TO do
"A general maCh!n" and Welding bust
.nrss. making Il specially If Welding in
ali is forms. including "Nyaccrhiin".
electric and thcrmit". making it ono M
tho few plants il tho 0hi" valley de-
voted To this purpose.
Machine tools of tho latest design
have been contracted for. md will soon
hr installed and n great deal or IN"
finer and also heavier machine work
which hcretof0r" had tr il" @"nt To thr
larger industrial rcntcrs Will hc taken
care nf in this city.
TIL" company hogan in n modest way.
hut their intentions nrc |" keep adding
10 Ihr plant until it is ono Of IN" largest
Of rs kind in The country.
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SMOOT PROPOSES
GROSS SALES TAX

WASHINGTON. Dec. ll.-Formality
Of reading and considering minor amt
unnpposcd amendments to the war rev
rnur bill was reached today In the sem
ate sooner than expected because S"na-
tors preparing addresses were net ready
To proceed.
Reading Of he bill by Srnat" clerks
proceeded for several hours without dis
CuSSinn by senators. and with less than
n dozen mcinlrrS III their seals.
Senator I.AF'0llrtlc. of Wisconsin. re-
uucSt"d poSiponrment of consideration
of virtually the "nlir" income tax sec
tiun. and this and other C"rtr"v"rl"d
prov i<iuns went over under una!ini"us
consent agreement.
senator Smo"t. Of Utah. presented his
minority report. predicting Tint tn"
ruuntryS requirements in 1870 will bc
$40 zoe 0nn non and suggesting radical
charges in the hills policy. proposed II
one pcr cent gross sales tax and OPP
posed tn" excess profits and other pro-
visions of tho pending bill.
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SALACIOUS CHARGES
MADE BY WIFE IN
ACTION FOR DIVORCE

Special dispatch To Th" in'"lIiE'h'"!'
STEl' EENEIl.LE. a.. Dec. ll.--A son
satinn WIS created here to-day IN puSi.
ncss and society rIrC"S ny Ill" flllnS OF
a petition in divorce and hllm"hH "?
Hct;y H. Low against Harry NJ. Low
prominent and wealthy business man OF
this city. Tho plaintiff alleges years OF
ahu:c and humiliation at the hands oil
the Defendant. eliminating Monday 'e-
crwhcr .. l9iS. when she charges hs
Cnnkrd and heat her and threatened 10
Finish her" causing her |" seek pro-
lection If tho police.
The couple married July >. l9hf. al
Falmouth Mass ON European we'd
ding tour plaintiff alleges her husband
Inundated here by Scaving her alone
while h. went out with strangers. one or
them Il woman and that while III tash'
innlbIr London establishment h" drank
TO tho health Of the woman across the
balcony.
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B, g. 0, STOREKEEPERS
MEET HERE TODAY
Will Discuss Federal Rulings ana Plan
for Next Yeor's Work on
Entire System.

The Storckccprrs Of the IS. & g. sys-
TEN arrived from points east and west.
as far as New York and st. Louis for
their first annual meeting for three
wears. Tho con .cntiuu will take place
in the Windsor assembly room, the first
session taking place this morning. and
daily and nightly sessions held uRtiI
Tomorrow night. when the convention
comes to an end.
Many important questions VIII come
up in the convention. especially those or
supplies under tho new ruling OF the
federal administration and methods of
account.
Tho II. & q. system storckccpcrs are
closely affiliated with tn" purchasing
department. the Keepers being cust"-
dams Of tho purchased supplies. looking
after tho handling. care, distribution
and USE of the requisites of tho main
flamenco department OF the system.
The system conventions were annuaI
affairs until three years ago. when inc
last one was held in this city. as me
most central point on the entire system
Owing To heavy business and pr"Sprrit!
district meetings have been held since
l9lI. but now. with normal times re-
turning, tho system meetings vii: be
held annually from now on.
The meetings OF the GVNchlipH VIII
be presided over 10y General Storckcspcr
n. A. Williams. Of baltimore. and MS
assistant. II. /. McQuiiktn. also OF the
Maryland city.
The district heads arc present and
their representatives are ms follows: W.
f. Stccu. rittshurEh: II. Shormakcr
Clcvrland T. y. Murphy, cincinnati;
W. G. Ware. Wheeling.
The following stor"k"rpcrs arc pros
CIT: j. J. Gibbons. +. w. Reynolds L.
kazmarck. Chicago: l.. +. Johnson. ID.
\. Barringcr. J. 4. Waugh. Baltimore;
7. Trnistcr. Staten Island; W. II. Dean.
Garrett. Ind. l.. Katz. Lorain. o.; l.. +.
Ryan. Cleveland: W. II. Concr. raincs-
willie. O.: J. Dowcll. willard, O.: {. G..
sutton. o. j. Payne. Newark. O.: l.. w.
RothwcT. Lima o.; T. n. Barker. Gin
cinnati: {. ". Wcscr. rarkcrShurE: II.
c. Miller. Ciassnway. w. V: r. l.. Su-
yum. Grafton: G. r. kincaid. Rrnwo"d:
=. :. Filler. k"yscr: T.. G. L"yh. Cum
hcrland; W. &. Guthrie. New Castle IA:
r. t. Hopkins. Pittsburgh: r. r. Reed.
CnnncllsvillC. Pa: i. ". Maitland, Chilli
Gothic: T. y. Britt. Dayton: +" !. Wnh-
Ter. Philadelphia. and w. NJ. lIink"y'
Washington. Ind.
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ST. CLAIRSV|LLE

The court Of appeals rendered the fol-
lowing decisions Wednesday morning:
Lodge Riddle. as guardian Of John T..
Crawford. vs. Annie S. AFTER. continued.
George q. Robinson vs.. James r.. An
dcrson ri nj. referred to former referee
with instructions lp open the findings
and hear further testimonies. relating
tn tho account Of James +. Anderson
and report on or before the fIrst day nr
next term uf court.
Wheeling Traction Company VS.. Au-
EuSta i'urhsr continued.
:. Christ ina HurCher rs. Board of County
Commissioners ct Hl.; affirmed; cx-
cCptions.
Susan VI. Yodcr. administrators &c
William T.. Stcinmrtz ct al; the case IL
referred IN Z. {. Ayers ns referee.
X. Is. Mitchell. executor. VS.. Village
Of Bridgeport 81 al; continued.
y. l'richcrE X Bro. VS.. ltohy Cigar
Company: c"ntinurd: plaintiff given
leave To file brief until January Is. 1919
and dcfcndan, until April !. 1919: reply
brief by April 30. 1919.
Wheeling steel & Iron Company Ns.
William Hildchrand: continued.
Hugh Park Loo ~. R"luan Coal Com
pany ct A.: appeal by G. \. McFaddcn;
appeal lisnisard.
Joe Srrgi W.. T.. II. Wallace: death Of
Defendant suggested. and Edward Il.
Wallncc made party defendant on his
own motion.
y. q. Beans vs. Hugh Park Loo ct nl.:
continued.
Lcn,a Strcl IS. John ~ Murphy =,
al.: iudEmcn, for PLAINTIFF; motion for
new trial ovcrrulrd.
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ors. to \. W. 10, 3l-plus acres in Smith
township; sl.7on.
Joseph LcwandowSki and Miilic Lew
andowski to Adam and Meri Hulck. 500
square feet In toleran township: }So.
Cook, Danford. administrator OF inc
estate OF Robert \. Patterson. deceased.
to Sarah A. Patterson. land IN iuItheE
township. sl.2o0.
Addison cnss to Martha W..rylr. half
OF lot $40. in Martins Ferry; Slioe.
L,orcnu Watson and Louis G. watson
to Arthur and Martha GoormaStic' Ia
ucrrs ur land in Col"rnin township: 81.
Wallace II. Taylor and wife to Charles
FIeahman and 81 ,lthn Flcahman. lnnh IN
ColcraIn township; consideration. eli
Annie {. Thcnk"r and George y. l..
rhrakrr to Wallace II. Taylor. lana IN
Cnlcruin township consideration 81.
+ r. Grrcnlec Ct nj to Wallace B..
Taylor. land In Col.rain township; con-
sidcru;inn $40.
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fulton CITIZENS
SUGGEST OFFICIALS


Following is n list Of I'll" raHdidatcS
for Office in tho town OF Fulton. VIII"
were selected by tho citizens committee
AT the town hall last night.
Mayur--.lnhn knrn. Jacob NnsS"n. Her
mnu R0"der.
Errnrdcr-.J. IT, Laz"ar. James Noll.
Eiw. g. 0rth.
Counril--irwin Schu",zn"r. Charles
F.rh. William Nnck". Lawrence GlatE.
William FOrSchoy. Albert |ink. Charles
Klaprolh. John Mueller. james Wood.
John Pusthlcwait. George Etchlnson.
Charles Snyder. William Mooney. Har-
vev Winters. Charles kimm"ns. NJ.
E'ri"smuih. Grn. Hn"citl"r. Henry Shook.
Isaac Regard Nathan nHf'nhauEh.
"I.vc'' Ridg"way Richard kln"icr.
Henry Rayha. charles frncke. Cnnrl"s
St!ckman. John Bj,tn"r and II. Il. Wcs-
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der arrest and will be given hearing
this morning.
Miss Parker WAS arrested on dis
orderly charge. and the two men are
srld for creating II disturbance. Detect
'ivn Bailey has efficiently watched for
such outbreaks and last night quickly
squashcd the one under way When he
arrived
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FUND is STARTED
FOR SERKES FAMILY

\ "r"dIahlc response to ihc request
for funds for tho SCrkeS family vas re.
r"Ivrd yesterday Mt TIL" IntclliS"nrcr.
The subscriptions were 81 from James
.Nni"n. 81 from Toufcc. and s. from
Haydn. George.
Til" eldest child in the family is hut
|" years old. and all Of tho six children
arc III with the ''lu."
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ENGINEER Dad

Myron Smith. aged 50 years. engineer
for tho West VirginIn- Pittsburgh Coal
Company. who had been i'll Of influenza
and pneumonia. died on "Wednesday
morning At : O'Clock. The deceased had
become convalcscent. but took a back
set with the result stated. Mr.. Smith
was popular citizen md engineer. was
united in marriage several months ago
to Miss Maudc Shucy. The death OF Mr..
Smith will be deeply dcploTcd By many
friends