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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-20
We SMRTELN1CH UZKO.
SiECH kAkOUSkA.

Washington, D. c.. j Dve ma
bldky kakOuska-U Uherska dav-
no ocekavane a proto nicim ne
pfekvapuJici: nabidka spojen-
cum ma mirove jednani a nabid
ka narodum ma pretvoreni hab
sburske monarchie ma svaz peti
Stata: nemecky, mad arsky,
polsky, cesky a Jihoslovansky.
JsOu to posledni dive nadeje,
jez vidensti Falakove We chvi-
i.ch kdy osud pise sve Meme
Tkcl" vztycuJi pred ocima ma
rodu.
.Szk1
frohlaseni spojencu pro sa-
mostatny ceskoslovensky stat
a uznanl nasi armady Narod
nj kady CeskOslovenske bylo
posiednl ranOu zasazenou ia
Kousku-Uhersku a to v posled-
mich chvilich, Jez rozhoduji Jlz
Q Osudu habsburske rise, pr1-
spelO k rozbresknuti v hlavach
mOnarchie.
Nabidka ma mirove jednani
pfichazl presne v ocekavane no
dine. Nabidka ma pretvofeni
Observation-Disclosures privtele-
MIN Polska prichazi rovnez We
chvili predv1dane. A proto ne
nj pfekvapenlm dnesni prosba
Jez Rakousko vysila do sveta a
proto take nemame obav re by
nadeJe RakOuska mely vetsi o
pravnenosti nez nadeje nase ma
rozbiti rise, jez byla po staleti
vezenim narodu.
We vsech spojeneckych ze-
mich mali jiz pripravenu odpo
vcd'; Amerika pax odpovida
Jasne, re jeji mirove navrhy
Jsou znamy a chce-li Rakousko
mir separatni uzavreny ma IA
podminkach stanovenych presi
dentem Wilsonem, mdze jej
miu. To ovsem jsou i pro ze-
bracke Rakousko, jez jiz je sra
zeno ma kolena mir, tezky, kite
ry prijati nemuze a nechce.
A proto jM jsme jisti ze miro
va auvertura z Vidne intonova
IA seize a bude jen novou po-
hrebni hylnnou dualni rise.
Stejne saimaje miru We vni-
tfni politice zanotovane ma fe-
deralistickem tonu musi vyznet
Go prazdna. E.
Go Rakcusko nabizi spojen
cum? Me nez predbezne jed
mani o mir. To jest pouhou de
bata, ktera by jen odvracela
pozornost spojeneckych narodu
Cd valky a usilovneho vedeni je
jiho a lid v riSi by ukolebal We
wire, re skutecne dynastie a je
il zrizenci hodlaji Sc vazne o
mir priciniti.
Co Rakousko nabizi svym ma
Pfemenu Rakouska-U-
herska We federaci peti statu
'narodnfch.' Nemecky, mad'ar-
sky, polsky, jihoslovansky a &c
sky.
A tato nabidka narod1m bo
iujicim "a sve osvobozeni je da
leko horst a neuprimnejsi nez
prva.
Nebot' misto dvoudilne mo-
narchie, jiz by panovali v jed
ne tasti Nemci a v druhe Ma
d'ari, panovali by oba tito naro
dove fisi jeSte rozsirene o Pol
sko.
Nezmenila by Sc v zakladech
nic a postaveni utlacovanych
by Sc jeste zhorsilo pod
pravnlm titulem samospravy
neb domnele samostatnosti.
Nebot' habsburska rise, KITE
"a by citala takto aspon 10
AZ 80 millionu obyvatel pfiro
zene by nebyla nicim jinym
aez zvetsenim Rakouska pred
.alecneho a v zalari narodd ii
'nilo by sc O 20 az 30 milionu
id vice.
Nejen to. Presne die hesla
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-20

1
sKe tederace. 10 by znamenalo
takove ochuzeni ceske zeme, ze
by proste hospodarsky ceskt
stat byl vydan ma pospas meme
cke casti Kakouska. A vice. We
tev slovenska byla by vyuana
pro vzdy ma pospas MAD arum.
lax by tedy vypadal ten ce
SKY stat ramci velerlse haIb-
sourske. Polska byla by okieste
ma zcela die prani Berlina a
prlrozene Haiic obyvatelstvem
ukraJinskym byla by pripojena
K polskemu statu. Iedy nespra
vedlnost k Ukraine.
Jlhoslovansky stat patrne by
obsahoval pouze Chorvatsko a
Slavonu a snad Bosnu a Herce
govipu, pravdepodobnejsi vsak
Je, ze by Bosnia a herzegovina
byla pripojena k statu mad'ar
skemu. Siovinci z1stali by ma
pospas nemeckemu statu We
svazku habsburske monarchie!
Mada'ri by klidne mohli ma
d'arisovat Slovaky, Rumuny,
Srby a karpatske Kusy.
TAX tedy by die planu WIDEN
skych mela rise Karlova vypa-
dat.
Bylo by to pouhe pokracovani
v stalete politice Habsburku, a
bylo by tim jen potvrzeno pan
stvi Nemcu a Mad'arn ma dal
slch sta let.
Jestlize Sc rakouska dynastie
nepriucila nicemu lecstakemu
modernisovanemu nasilnictvi,
neni jineho. yychodiska nez roz
blli Observation-Disclosures a odstra
neni dynastie.
Nam Cechoslovakum at do
ma, at "a hranicemi a v zamcri
Je situace jasna. Misto Rakou
ska predvalecneho ma We sired
nj Evrop5 vyrdst Rakousko sill
ne, takove jake mel planu "a
vrazdeny nasiednik trunu Fran
tisek Ferdinand. o mic jineho
neJde.
A proto take odpov6d' naSe
no narOda ma nahldku miru ma
rodum veznenym We staletem
stredOevropskem zalari bude
Jen jedina: Widen nema co ma
bizet, nebot' je odsouzencem,
kteremu nepatri jiz mic a O je
hoz dedictvl budou Sc DELFT ma
rodove jehoz uzemi habsburska
dynastie povazovala "a pouhy
rodinny statek. Nemame proto
cbav, re by "rakouske" resent
otazky stredoevropske melo u
spechu a naopak pevne verime,
ze dnes spojenci nemaji pro Ra
kousko jine odpovedi, nez od-
2oved' jiz predem dial president
americke republiky.
Ovsam od presidentova navr
hu miroveho uplynulo mnoho
vody a cd te dolby take politika
Spoienych Statu Sc pfiostrila a
zahrotila proti Rakousku.
Ostatni pax - evropsti =
naseho naroda uZnav-
sc pravo naroda naSeho ma sa
mostatnost v samostatnem sta
te - nikoliv ceskem - ale ce-
skOslovenskem, nemohou nez O
pakovati sve stanovisko vytcene
v prohlasenich, jimiz uznali ma
Sc prava, naSi armadu a nasi
prozatimni vladu.
Spojenci nemohou sc branit
konferenci, O tom neni
sporu, ale k te dojde teprve teh
dy, az bude predpoklad, re je
dnani bude poctive, opravdove
a ze bude Sc pohybovat ma IL
mich smerujicich k uplnemu o.
Cechoslovaku, Jiho-
sloyanu a Polaku cd cizi t. j.
mad 'arske a nemecke nadvla-
dy.
Do te dolby povede Sc boj da
lie, do kdy pokroci otazka roz-
resent problemu evropskeho do
n
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-20
CO SOUDl cESkY TISksO "A
kROCENI DOHODY MA
RUSl A SIBlRI.
POcita 8 moznOsti Obnoveni W.
chOdni frOnty.

Washington, u. c. - Ceske
tsty vedle zprav dodanych o
nasl armade ma Rusi a zprav
preIozenych z nemeckych llstu
prinasl take casem vlastni uva
ny o sltuaci nasi armady ma ku
81 q Jejim vyznamu pro dohodu
- protoze ovSem O vyznamu
pro ceskslovensky stat psal ne
mule.
Jeden 2 nejvys zajimavych
clanku takovycn otlsten byl ia
ko uvOdnik Lldovych Noyln 3.
srpna a jevi Sc v mem nejen do
kOnala znalbst mezlnarodni 81
tuace vyvstale zasahnutlm nasi
.armady do pomeru ma Sibiri q
ia kusi, ale dava nasemu lidu
take pouceni Jaky vyznam nase
armada ma a prlpravuje, lid ma
moznost obnoveni fronty W.
chOdni protl Nemecku a kakou-
Sku.
Predkladame nasi verejno-
stl zaJlmavy tento clanek, neb
Jevl Sc v mem zvlaste Jedna
vlastnost, ktera mnohym nasim
lidem zde v Americe schazeia /:
trpellvost a to trpelsvost sc spo
Jenci. Nasi donna jsou = treba
odfiznuti cd sveta a obklopeni
zApiavou nemeckych a mad ar
skych zprav = daieko silnejsi
We sve wire We vec spojencu a
mad to jeste schvaluji pomaIej
81 sice, ale jistejsi postup spojen
,cu.
Uz proto stoji clanek Lido
vych Novin "a otisteni. Clanek
nadepsan 'Vychod" a dovozuje
sc V mem:
POchOd Japonc1 a America
NH do Sibife, remohl nikoho
prekvapit. Byl udalostmi, kite
re predchazefy, tax pfipraven
a ohlasen ze o n6m mohli pochy
bovati jen ii, kdoz mali otevfe
ne oci jen pro udalosti, ktere
Sc Jim libi. Rozsahly podnik ce
skOslovenskych Get, ktere zrej
lac vzdaly Sc cesty ma fran
cOuzske bojiste a sve neutrali
ty v dOmaclch bojich ruskych,
Jakmile Sc bolsevici pokusili
je odzbrojiti, nebyl mysliteiny
bez jistoty vydatne pomoci Go
hody. Promyslenost a ucelnost
ceskOslovenskych operacf byla
naopak dakazem, re Japonci a
Americana nepljdou ma po-
moe CechoslovakIm, ale re ce
skoslovenske Getty jsou pfedvo
jem vOjsk dohody a re, Jim pfi
pravuji a zajist'uji cestu. -
Proc prsli Cechoslovaci tax ry
chile z obrany k dtoku a zdali
oni dali podnet k zakroceni
dohody, ci pohnulo-li je boise
vicke nepfatelstvi, aby pfistou
pill k zameru intervence, kite
rs drive ocmitali, nelze z dosa
vadnich zprav zjistit. Projev
Masarykdv nasvedcuje spfse
druhemu vykladu. Ale necht'
byly pficiny ceskoslovenskeho
podniku jakekoliv, jakmile sc
obratii Cechosiovaci ma zapad
a iai, sc zamerne a bez nej-
menSi nejistoty zabirat strategi
cky nejdulezitejsf drahy a ri
sta, bylo zrejmo, re Sc dohoda
rozhodla vtrhnouti do Ruska.
Obsazeni murmanskeho po-
bfezi samo o sobe mohlo byt
jen zajistenfm anglicke cesty
do Ruska bez dmyslu zasa-
hout hned do ruskych veci, ale
" souvislosti s ceskoslovenskym
pcstupem ma zapad jevilo Sc
nutne jadrem praveho kridla
move vychodni fronty. / z tisku
dohody bylo patrno, ze Cesko
slovenske Getty provadeji jen
Gkcl, ktery Jim vedeni dohody
svefilo re cilem jejich vypra
Wy zdanlive tax dobrodruzne,
.ie umoznit a pripravit novy Il
eI, ~Akk..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-20

~N~~A 1850 hSS SAA GbNGls
Dohode a zvlaste Wilsonovi
zaiezl vzdy vice ma tom, ably
hylo ziskano verejne mineni,
domacl i CHI, pro kazdy jeji
podnlk, nez aby nepritel byl
prekvapen. Atratila tim mnon
dy strategicke vyhody, jeJi We
aeM vypadalo Jako deDatni
kluD vedle nemluvneho, ale ra
zne jednajiciho vedenl nemec
keno, prekvapujici svet a zvla
ste nepritele stale znovu neo-
.cekavanymi rozhodnutimi, ale
"a to Ovlada podivuhodne We
refine muneni domaci a neutral
n. = cini kazdou svou akci po
pularni drive nez je provede-
ma.
Nez vtrhli Japonci a Ameri
cane do Slbire, vykonala Sc We
svetove vereJnOsti dukladna
rozprava o zakrocenl v kusKu,
ably ddvody odpurcu interven-
ce byly vyvraceny a oslabeny
X bezvyznamnostl.
Zvlastni vyznam ceskoslo
venskych Get pro Japonsko-a-
mericke zakrOceni, zcela neu
merny jejich poctu, neni~ row.
nez zahada pres nedostatek
spolehlivych zprav. Dohoda ne
m0hla vtrhnout do Kuska nj
kym nepovolana a nemohia wy
poyedet valku bolSevikum, do
kud aspoh podle jmena vladli
v Rusku, protOze by tim napo
dobila nemecky dtok ma Belgii
jehoz tax dukladne vyuzila
dosud vyuziva proti Nemecku.
NepOklada vSak "a neopravne
ne zasazeni 90 ruskych veci
pomoci, kterOu poskytuje ce-
skoslOvenskemu povstani proti
bolsevicke wade, kdyz toto po
vstani ovladlo v6Sl pOlovlci
Ruska a kdyz zarldila s pomo
ci ostatnich nepratel bolseviku
mocnOu novOu vladu i sprawl
v zabranych krajich, ktere
voiska dohody volaji ma po-
moe.
Take ma murmanskem po-
brezi postarali Sc Anglicane o,
novcu vladu, dckonce o nOvou
republiku, ktera prohsasila sve
spojenectvi S dohodou, ably "a
jisuli sve akci vnejsi korekt-
most. Neuzili nasili, ale slibili
obyvatelstvu bolSevickym rezi-
mem zbedOvanemu a vyhlado-
velemu takove zasobovani, ia
ke ma anglicke vojsko a neni
divu, re mali SOVIET lined k
sluzbam.
Mono soudit o techto pro-
stfedcich jakkoiiv, ale nemoz
no reuznat, re pravni titul tech
to vlad zrizenych takto anglic
kou diplomacii neni slabsi pra
vniho titulu rezimu bolsevicke
no a re je prostoduche Sc po-
norsovat, kdyz je vlada pow
stalcu svrzena novym povsta-
nlm. Podnik dohody je zasaze
III do veci rUskych, to je nepo
chybne a jeSte nepochybnejsi
je, re cilem dohody neni po
moe Rusku, ale obnova vychod
nj fronty, ale dohodova diplo
macie uni takove veci defat a
nelituje prace, ob6ti a casu, a. /
by jeji skutky formalne sho
dovaly Sc jeiimi hesly. Cecho
slcvaci dali dohode zaminku
zahrOcit a zridili il novou ru
skou vladu, ktera ma nepomer
ne vetsi cast zeme v moci nez
bolsevici a ktera Japonce A
mericany zavolala. A jen O to
to pozvanf Wilsonovi slo.
Go tvrdi bo-isevici protire-
volucnlch zaraerech ,Cechoslo- |
vaku a dokonce o jejich umy-
slu obnovit carstvi, jsou jen a.
gitacni reci. Ceskoslovenska |
vojska rozesly Sc davno S temi
svymi pfedaky, kteri jich chte
II uZft k nrtOiravOluci uEinila G
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04
PARSONS
 SEEKING REELECTION
Former SchOolmaster Applies for Second Term as Master of COun-
 ty Exchequer.

County Treasurer J. II. Parsons announced in this issue of The Gra phic that he is a candidate for ,e- election, subject to the action of the Democratic voters in the primary on May 2S. He is now serving his first term in public office, unless a joD as school teacher is considered a pub lie office. Mr. Parsons spent, the best years of his life in school work, and helped to make many miscniy- eous youngsters into good, strong, able men.
 Mr. Parsons is native of Pine Bluff, a son of Frank Parsons, who died on 8 battlefield white defending principles of the Confectionery. His mother was daughter of L. $. Reed. The death of his father, tho herolc, threw j. R. Parsons upon his own, re- sources early in life. Underterred, he set about to fight his own way, educating himself while earning a livlihood. So we'll did he succeed at self-tutorin, that at an early period in life he began teaching, and taught in schools of the county for 29 years ' All his work tended to develop the strength of character, integrity and loyalty to duty he inherited from his martyred father and courageous Southern mother. attributes especial ly desired in one in a position of trust-particularly a public position |of thust.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04
RED GROSS ISSUES NEW
 KNITTING INSTRUCTIONS
Full information 0n Knitting of Socks Given by Southwestern Divi-
 sion on Work.

Mrs. E. B. Bloom, who is chairman of the knitting of the local Red Cross chapter, yestreday requested that the following knitting instructions for socks be printed so that every one in terested may get the correct instrucs- ions. These were sent the local chap tr by the Southwestern Division Division headCuarters at St. Louis. If the instructions are not thoroughly understood more information may be obtained oy phoning any of the follow ing ladies, Mesdames J. M. Dreyfus, Met l.. Jones. J. 0. Schloss, F. C. Brockway, Burton, and Miss Beu!a Walker. Further information may be had from Mrs. E. B. Bloom.
 The demand for this article is so great that it should be clipped from the paper and preserved These directions are absolutely cor rect and if followed will eliminate many errors that are often made in knitting socks.
 Sock directions:
 Use Red Cross Needles No. 1 bone or number 1 1 CT 12 steel.
 Leg-Cast 50 stitches on one needle knit back one row on same needle, Divid on 3 needles by knitting ?, purling 2, for 20 stitches On each of the needles.
 Knit ?, purl for inches. Knit plain for more inches, mak- ing entire leg II inches long. Heel-Arrange stitches on ? need les, half the number (30) on one, the Heel Needle, thte othr 30 stitches on second needle, tn Instep Needle (bv some called Front Needle). When transferring these stitches from one needle to the ether be carful not tc twist the stitch.
 Work with heel needle only fright side of work towards you:)- Away slipping first stitch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04

As treasurer, Mr. Parsons has serv- ed we'll, and ais friends believe that appreciation of his work will bye shown by the voters in practiced fash ion. ,Mr. Parsons has conducted the affairs of the office himself, eXcep, for a short period when he was ill
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04
PERSONALS,

pr. J. l. Norris is in Austin Texas, attending a board meeting of Austin Theological Seminary.
 Judge F. J. Kerwin returned yester- day from trip to Monroe county on official busness for the government. He spent yesterday in Helena. Judge Kerwin goes to Little Rock today to appear befire the federal grand jury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04
Community Kitchen Nieetine,


 The Home Demonstration Commun- ity kitchen will meet as usual this morning in the annex of the Pres byterian church from 9 till Il o'clock. Mesdames Caldwell and Mcintyre will demonstrate pastries This will be a #ery important session-especially SC since Jefferson county has no wheat at her disposal. The pastries this morning will have no wheat flour in them. but will be just as delectaDle. All of the housewives in this commun- ity should be present this morning.
 Misses Catherine Montgomery and Theola Simmons are in Little Rock the guests of Mrs. Guy Fulk, They were guests at the Officers club dance at Camp Pike Monday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04
W S. S..


 Very Successful.
 The sale of W. s. s. by the women of this community for only two days this week amounted to over S4C0, ac- cording t0 an announcement made yes terday by Mrs. W. T. Woodbridge, who is vice chairman fer this county. The women in this work not only in Pine Bluff but surrounding communities, have made splendid progress in the sale of War Stamps and every day the progress is better.
 MT. and Mrs E. A. Howell Jr., Miss Frances Woodbridge and Hiss Frances Howell motorod to Little Rock Sat urday and attended the presentations of "Fairer and Warmer" at the kJmpneF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04

Mrs Clara Russell, mother of $. 5. Russell, has returned from two weeks visit in Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04
Current Events

The Current Events club will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock, in the hcme of Mrs. Lee Fox, on South Olive. The following program will be given at this meeting, which is the last cne to be held before the Biennial at Hot Springs in May.
 "Fhe war and it's relation to Zion ism," Mrs. Lee Fox. z..5
 "Bolshevism, Mrs. s. G. Seabrook
 Second Most Prominent Man in the United States, McAdoo,' Mrs. Frankie Farrar.
 Parliamentary study will be led by Mrs. w. M. Toncy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04
$. l. A..
 Meeting

Meeting
 The s. I. A. of the Sam Taylcr school will not meet tomorrow as the regular time, but has postponed a week, on account of the teachers meet ing in Little Rock.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Duckett and daughter Marjorie left Wednesday for visit in St. Louis.
 Alvin Morgan whc is student at the Georgia school of Technology, is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. W. 5. Morgan for few days.
 Mir and Mrs. Harry T. Wooldrid%e are spending few days in Hot springs. MT. Woodbridge was last week ,m honorably diseharged from the lhlrd Officers Training Camp on ac- count of his health
 Mrs. Lee Summerfield of Little Rock is the guest of Mrs. ,Selig Rosen- berg at the Hotel Pines.
 -#-
 MISS Juanita Buster was the guest ol Misses Frances Howell and Mar lha "helan yesterday afternoon, while .n route to the Little Rock Conserva- 'ofy or Music, after spending the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04
Woodman Circle This AfternOn.

The Wodman Circle will meet tEis
 afternon at 2:3O o'clock, at the K. of P. hall.
 Mrs. J. H. M. Scott was operated
 on at the Davis hospital yesterday
 and is resting very nicely today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04

During that time the office was in charge of his son, Frank Parsons, who recently answered his country'S call, donned the uniform of an Amer ican soldier and is going to do his part to help make the United States and the world "safe for democracy"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04

Easter holidays with her parents at Kinksland.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04

Mrs. s. c. Alexander is expected to return today from St. Louis where she has spent the past few days.
 Mrs. $. M. Taylor left Monday for Washington, D. C., to join her hus- band Congressman Sam NJ, Taylo1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04
,s THAT SOMEBODY YOU?

 Somebody's boy is going to France; Somebody's heart goes with hlm Somebody prays, "oh give him a
 chance.
 Keep him courageous, wellgirded '~t Is that Soembody you? souebodv's boy finds cold and wet The trenches are deep with death and mud. comehodv's boy cries, Don't forget 0o' ,Tis for Freedom and you Pm spill ing my blcod."
 Is that Somebody you? Somebody's home is safe and warm, Far from the fighting and snug front the cold, Somebody now is sheltered from harm,
 Laying up income of silver and gold.
 Is,that Somebody you? Somebody hears the call for aid, "Give of your money for Li0erty's Somebody's waiting while brave men bleed.
 Is that Somebody yoa !? Somebody leaps up, eager and true, Working and lending and giving his best. Somebody's loyalty, flaming anew Is answering the summons-is meet ing the test.
 Is that Somebody YOU?
 ENGINE THWING
 From AssociationMen." Mrs, Lucille B. Wright of Arka- brother Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Bloom, 21S Mnst 18th
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04

Johnny Dundee and Willie Jackson have net yet settled the question as to who is the better scrapper. The pair of New York lightweights have met three times with honors even.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04

Mir. and Mrs. Henry Haizlip have moved into the home formerly oc- cup1ed by MT. and Mrs. Elmo Marsh and family on Cherry street to await the completion of their new bunga- 10" which is being built for htem by Mrs. Marshall McGaughy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04

James V. Johnson, prominent at torney of Little Rock, was in the city yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04

Miss Mae Perrie of Little Rock k the guest of Mrs. Ziba Bennitt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04

MT. and Mrs. Sam Trin1bIe have moved into the home on West Sixth formerly occupied by Dr. and Mrs. A c. Thompson, who have gone to spend the sumner in their cottage at sul- phur Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04

Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Howscn mo- tored to Little Rock Tuesday where they were in consultation with ar- chitects about their handsome new brlck veneer home which is to be erect ed on the site of their present home on Olive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04

Ml., F. c. Bridges and little daughter Mira Bell, have returned from Memphis where they went to be with their brother who was operated on at the Baptist hospital in that city. His condition is much improved
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04

Miss Frances Woodbridge will spend this week end in Little Rock the guest of Miss Gabhiella Jones.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04

Mrs. Zlba Bennett has returned from a two months visit in Washington, D. (, and New York City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04

MT. and Mrs. R. w. Dudley ant son Woodson, of Little Rock spent Tuesday the guests of Mr. and Mrs Roy Kemp.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04

Mrs. Garland Brewster motored to Little Rock Tuesday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04
Q. E. $.
 Meeting.

Meeting.
 The ladies of Union Chapter No. 40 Q. E. S. will meet with Mrs. T. s, Grove, eos West 18th this afternoon to sew for their bazar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04
City Beautiful Club Meeting.

The City Beautiful Club will meet Friday morning in the committee room of the Library.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04

Mrs, Lucille B. Wright of Arka- brother Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Bloom, 21S West 18th.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-04

MT. and Mrs. H. T. Duckett and daughter Marjorie left Wednesday for 9 visit in St. Louis.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-03-29
GERMAN ATTACK LOSES POWER
BUSHEL POTATOES
SELLS FOR $lO2

Some time ago the Enterprise an
nounced that Tom Todd, the cham
pion Irish potato grower of the Mt.
Pelia vicinity, had donated a bushel
of very fine tubers to- the Martin
Red Cross Chapter to be sold at auc-
ton. These potatoes were put up
and sold in front of the Martin Bank
last Saturday afternoon. The bid
ding started before the auctioneer
could hardly mount the box, so anX-
ious were the people to get hold of
some of Todd's potatoes and also to
help the Red Cross. They were fl
nally knocked off to Jack Bishop, a
former citizen of near Mt. Pelia, but
now residing in Gainesville, Ark, for
$102. Mr.. Bishop was at Martin on
visit Future historians will tell of
a bushel of Weakley county produced
Irish potatoes selling for $1O2-and
they are worth it-especially to the
fellow who has gone from this, the
garden spot of the world to poor, be-
nighted Arkansas!
The Martin Red Cross ladies con-
Quoted special drive last week for
funds which was quite successful,
netting $404, which, with the potato
sale, makes 1906. Five automobiles
were sent over five rural routes from
Martin, farm houses were visited and
the good farmers, who are so pros
porous at this time, fairly shelled
out the sheckles to the good ladies.