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Srryicio Especial para IL fRENSt.

Srryicio especial para Ia fRENSt.
LONDRES, Febrero 7.-Boletin
por Arturo S. Draper.-Esta tarde
fue hecho ante ell Parlamento ell
anuncio de que varios barcos que
conducian ganado, borregos Y puer-
COS, de Irlanda, fueron hundidos. Ell
c~0rresponsal en- Londres de Ia "Tri-
hunc' cablegrafi6 tai cosa anoche
sin agregar mayores explicaciones O
detalles. Por mas que no es imposi-
bic que los referidos barcos hayan
sldo hundidos a causa de cheques
cor minas, es 10 mas logico suponer
cue 10 hayan sido por submarines
alemanes que puedan haber penetra-
do nuevamente al mar de Irlanda y
que csten de%sarrollando sus operacio-
ne.i en- grande escala en- el 10 mismo
que Ell otros puntos de la costa IT.
iandesa.
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que sufriera.
Ell autom6vil robado de frente a la
tienda del senior Cassiano. fue en-
contrado por la policia unas cuantaS
horas mas tardes, en- la esquina de las
GALES Dolorosa Y Santa Rosa. FL
dueno paso a recogerlo Immediate
mente,
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Disposiciones de la Admi-
nistraci0n de Provisiones
PRECIOS A0UE DEBERAN SER VENDIDOS Los NVERES

Los a]barroteros haT recibldos or
Icncs del gobierno dc no venGcr ma
y7r cartilad que Ia lc c;nr" !I:As
para los consumidores que viven den
tro de los limites de Ia ciudad y no
mas de diez libras para los que resi-
den en- las aldeas inmediatas. Be
castigara con severas penas a conner
ciante que realize la azucar a precloS
que lie produzcan mayor utilidad que
la de un centavo por libra.
FL Administrator de Alimentos ha
eirado una circular a los comcrcIan-
ties. en- la que Sc les advierte que de-
ben apegarse a las disposiciones Qre
81 gobierno les ha impuesto, a las
cuales va deben estar muy famIllarl-
zados V les sera facil de obedecer,
puesto que Ia mayor parte de los ma
bitantes de- pals cstan va dlscipllaa-
dos para o~bservarlas por Su partc.
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NoyELAS DE CARLOTA BRAEME
\ ~ LENrANOS CADA LNA.

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HOLMES.

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NOVELAS HISTORICAS Y
POPULARES.

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prqaedo LaygIls De DIRECTORIES. -.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-12

Fila Galloway, $5O.OO. J. w. Crawford, $5OO.OO. w. M. Courtney. $50.OO. Chas. A. Chalfont $5O.OO. o. w. Clark, $1OOO.OO. Raymond E. Chalfont $5O.0O. Mrs. D. w. Constock, $50.OO. Euphemia Clement, $50.O0. J. w. Campbell, $5O.OO. J. A. Clement, $1.O0O.O0. J. R. Core. $1,OOO.00. r. F. Crutcher, $100.O0. K. T. Carr, $50.O0 S. P. Collins, $50.00. Burnett Clemmons, $5O00. F. A. Coe, $50.00. C w. Cotton, Jr., $50O0. Joe Coles, $5O.OO. A. K. Cooper, $100.00. w. F. Coleman $5OO.OO. w. J. E. Cox $300OO. J. k. Clark. $50.00. T. J. Collier, $5OO0.OO. J. s Currie, $200.O0. J. P. Cadv. $100.00. Tony Calabretta $100.O0. Cross X Moore, $10O.OO. F. k. Craven, $50.OO. Jos. H. Cliff, $1OO.O0. Johnson Couch $50.00. Mrs. H. C.. Couch $5O.O0. Harry Couch, Jr., $5O.OO. Kirk Couch $50.OO. Mrs. F. G. Couch, s5O.O0. w. k. Crawford, $5O.OO k. $. Cherry. $100.0O.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-12
Is Your Name in the List of Patriotic Americans?

Sam Fies, $500.00.
 D. L. Franklin, $1 000.0O.
 Sam Failla. $100.
 Sam Fies, $500.00.
 Hachia Franey, $50.00. Chas. Fratisa, $50.0O. Ed Forst, $50.00.
 w. 5. Freeman, $500.O0. J. M. Freedman, $50.OQ. Mrs. c. R. Fitzhugh, $250.OO. Nate Finklestein, $100.00. Nate Finklestein, $300.OO. Ruth Foley, $100.0O. H. l.. Furr, $1,000.00. E. w. Freeman. $1 10000 k. E. Fowles S100.00. T. F. Freeman $50.0O. s. B. Ferguson, $500O. Mrs. Julia Freedmon, S1OO.OO. James Campbell Fox, $5O.OO. Wm. Fels, $200.0O. Maud Goza, $5O.O0. A. c. Graves, S50.00. Vernon Guest, S10O.OO. Oliver Galbraith, $5O.0O. Eldra Gillespie, $5O.OO. Mrs. T. H. Gregory, $100.OO. Harvey Gillespie, $50O0. Fred T. Goode, $100.oO. Vim. Gordon, S50.O0. I. F. Gadberry $200.0O. C. A. Gordon, S1O0. N. J. Can't, $25O.OO. Met Gallinghger, $2O0. G. c. Graham $5O.O0. c. c. Gillespie, $40O.0O. R. Goldstein, $50.OO. Clint c. Green, $50.O0. B. Goldstein, $500.00. Thos. s. Groves, $1O0.00. Sam and Flora Goldwebber, $10O OO. Ella V. Galbraith, S5,O0O.0O. E. Greenbaum, S200.00. J. H. Gilbert S5O.00. Mrs. Edith V. Gilboy, $5O.OO. B. Gottleib, $400.OO. Maud Goza, $5O.00. k. M. Ga|braith. $2OO.OO. f?~iH .G-!braith, $50. Mrs. Maud G. Groves, $50.OO. Mrs. Ruth D. Googens $5O.OO Harry L. GaGberry, $5O.OO. T. H. Gregory, $1,OO0.OO. Mrs. T. E. Griffin, $1O0. Imogene Griffin $1OO. T. E. Griffin, $10O.OO V F. Graham, $5O.OO. c. A. Glover, s2OO0O. J. H. Green. $1OO.O0 s. B. Green, $5O.OO. Sam R. Garrett, $50.00. Miss Mabel Garrett, $5OO.OO. II. B. Can't, $1,O0O.0O. II. B. Can't. $1 O00.OO Mrs. Ophelia Galbraith, $1OO.O0. Mrs. Joe Gottleib, $1O0.OO. Don D. Gorec, $5O.OO. Phillip J. Gould, $50.OO. J. Oscar Gaston,, $50.0O. C, H, Harring, $1OO. Mrs. Emma Hall, $50. Mrs. Angie Hanson, $50. Miss Georgia Kealey, $50. J. s. Hamilton, $50. A. H. Houghton, $50. Mrs. F. w. Hamilton, $1OO. Mrs. Q. c. Hauber, $50. Mrs. T. N Harper, $50 Miss Sarah Hudson, $50 Dr. Lillian Higinbotham, $50. Il. G. Higgenbotham, $50. Josephine Hope $50. Q. c. Hauber, $50 Mrs. H. H. Haizlip, $1OO. Hammett Gro. Co.,, $S,25O. Jno. B. Holman, $1OO. W. C. Hudson, $1 ,OOO. k. W. Hightower, $1OO. 0. H. Hardin, $1O0. Jno. W. Hopper, $50. F. P. Hearn $1O0. Lillian Healy, $1OO. Mrs. M. B. Hoyler, $50. (, W. Holmes, $500. F. w. Hoyler, $50. Harvey Hogg, $50. F. B. Houston. $1OO. Marparet HOv1or &En
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Pine Bluff.

w. W. AleXandef, poUU.VO. H. l.. Atkinson, $1OO.OO. Otis Adams, $50.O0.
 Ark. Short Leaf Lumber Co.,, $7500. Arkansas Texas Ice and Coal Co.,, S1O 100000.
 Mrs. Mary E. Adams, $1 100000. Armour & Co.,, $5OO.OO. Isaac G. Allen. $50.O0. F. M. Altschul, $1 100000. Joe Altschul, $1 O0O.OO. Sam Altschul, $10O.OO. k. H. Apperson, $1OO.OO. w. H. Anderson, $100.O0. s. c. Alexander, $3,OOO.OO. .. Harry Atkins, s50.O0. Leo M. Andrews, $7,5OO.OO Leo M. Andrews, $7,50O.OO. T. M. Afford, $5O.oO. Armour & Co.,, $500.OO. J. R. Allen, $100.00. J. H. Ancrum, Jr. $50OO. Mrs. J. H. Ancrum, s5O.0O. J. H. Ancrum, $10O.OO. Mates Aureli, $50.OO. J. l.. Armfield, $50O0. w. c. Alexander, $1 100000. Lutie Alexander, $100.00. Mrs. w. B. Alexander, $1OO.OO. Norma J. Altschul, $100.00. C. F. Atkinson, $50. Reno Altschul. $50.OO. Mrs. Aiken $50OO. A. Abbene, $10O00. Mrs. R. o. Adams, $5O.OO. Mrs. c. A. finders, $1OO.OO. Ark. Texas Ice and Coal Co.,, $1OOOO. Geo. H. Adams, $5OO.OO. L. L. Brockman, $5O.OO. J. Bernhardt, $250.0O. Mrs. J. P. Burch, $150.OO. Eulane Buckner, $5O.OO. w. T. Brasher, $40O.O0. Ida M. Barker $2OO.OO. M. B. Barker, $3OO.OO. J. K. Buckner, $50O.VO. J. E. Joyce, $1OO.OO. Wherry T. Brewster, $l0O.OO. Edna Blakenship, $50. J. B. Black $5O.0O. Eula Rlakenship, $5O.ON Geo. Blankenship, $50.OO. Sam'l Blakenship, $50.OO. Jesse Blakenship, $5O.OO. Doris Byrd $5O.00. P. P. Byrd, $1.OO0,OO. Sarah H. Byrd, $5O.OO. Mrs. H. P. Bradford, S1OO.OO. Miss Nancy Brummett, $5O.OO. l.. l.. Brockman, $50.00. John R. Bloom, $1OO.OO. Jos. N. Bolinger, $5O.O0. C. H. Bolinger, Jr., $50.0O. Wm. Breathwitt, $2O0.OO. w. l.. Barton, $5O.OO. Mammie Baldwin $1OO.OO. Jos. Bynham, $50.0O. Mary Bynham, $5O.OO. Robinson Brothers, $5OO.OO. Dr. T. J. Burchard, $5O.O0. Sam Bain, $1OO0.OO. l.. M. Bobbitt. $10O.OO. F. M. Berry $5O.OO. Mamie Byrd, $5O.OO. Edgar Brewster, $1OO.OU. C. H. Burrs, $50.OO. F. c. Berbig, $1OO.OO. Guy E. Bynham, $50.OO. Mrs. J. Bernhardt, $50.OO. J. F.. Boyce, $300.00. II. Brown, $l00.OO. Saul Brown, $1OO.OO. David Brown $lOO.OO. 5. Brown $1O0.00. l.. Brown $1OO.OO. Joe Burns, $50.00. II. F. Ryland, $10O.O0. Bessie Bluthenthal. $1OO.O0. Sophia Bluthenthal, $20O.OO J. w. Briley, $50.OO. Z. Bennitt. $2OOO.OO. G. A. Bahlau, $50O.OO. $. Bluthenthal and Co.,, $2.O0O.OO. Harold Bluthenthal, $5OO.OO. N. k. Brightwell, $200.0O. E. w. Benton, $1O0.O0. Mrs. Leon H. Bartlett, $1O0.0O. J. T. Bradford, $1OO.OO. r. c. Bridges $1,O0O.OO,
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Ben Harvey, $1O0.
 c. A. Hellums, $50.
 H. c. Haley, $100.
 o. c. Hauber, $500.
 T. M. Harper, $50.
 Will House, $50.
 Jno. +. Hutt, $50.
 s. J. Hogart $100.
 w. s. Henslee, $50. J. w. Hall, $100.
 J. M. Hightower, $500. V. M. Harrison, $1,000. J. c Hightower, $50. w. V. Hut, IT,, $100. W. D. Higgins, $10O. Sam Hardin, $1OO.
 Mrs. Sig Hemmon, $50. A. R. Hess, $50.
 Handly-Howell Co.,, $10,0O0. ". D. Hearn, Jr., $50. J. Bruce Hunter $50. Mrs. L. F. Hut, $50. Mrs. Jno. P. Hut, $50. Mrs. Jennie L. Hut, $1OO. Miss Mary Holly, $50. B. R. & Abigail Hardy, $50. Emma Hardy, $50. Edward Hudson, $50. Viva May Holderness, $50. D. B. Hatcher, $10O. G. A. Ha1wich. $50. Robert D. Holman, $50. Miss Lena K. Harrington, $50. Miss Gertrude Harrington, $50. Hon. H. Holmes, $50. A. W. Hampton, $100. H. H. Hunter, $50 W. M. Hannah, $50. Melburn Hope, $50. Ella Hum Howell, $50. Robt. Hope, $50. J. J. Hope, $50. J. J. Hope, $50. Frank L. Harwell, $50. o: H. Hyde, $50. Mrs. Florence A. Hearn, 5000. Neill Hart, $50. J. l. Higgins, $50 Mary Fox Howell, $50 Fred B. Harrington, $50. C. D. Harrison $2OO. c. A. Hing, $50. J. E. Isbell, $1 OOO.OO. J. $. Ingram, $1O.0OO. Beatrice Johnson, $50. E. H. Johnson, $1OO. Mrs. Jchn s. Jenkins, $1O0. Julius Jordan, ST., $2OO. Mrs. L. P. Jenkins, S1OO. Henry P. Jordan $1OO. Julian Bros. $2OO. J. w. John, $1OO. Walter Jones $50. J. F. Jones, $50. Julius Jordan, Jr., $1OO. J. P. Jordan, $50. J. w. Jones, $5,OOO. Miss Adie Johnson, $50. Jeff. Tire & Equip Co. $2O0. Jno. King, $1O0.00. B. H.Jchnson, $40O. T. s. James, $5,OOO.OO. J. Jordan, Jr., $1 ,OOO. Mrs: Willard Jarman, $1,OOO. V. W. Johnson, $50. Lastley Jones, $50. W. D. Jones. $500. Frances Johnson, $15O. Mrs. Met l.. Jones, $1OO. J. ?. Kennedy, $1OO. Robert Kesterson, $50. H. c. Kilgore $2OO. D. M. Kastor, $50. R. M. Kemp, $lOO. E. J: Kerwin, $50. k. M. Knox, Jr., $l,OOO. W. P. Keith. $100. C. A. Knox, $2OO. Mattie Knox, $2OO. Sol Klarburg, $2oO. A. c. Kahn, $10O. C. H. Kumero, Mrs. c. H. Kumero, $500. Sam Katzenstein, $25O. Peggy Kleiner, $50. Mrs. Leo Kastor, S1Oo. II. G. Kyle $50. II. H. Knox, $25O. C. A. Keintz, $500. A. s. Knox, $50. .I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-12

Gilbert Carnahan, $200.00. E. L. Clark, $100.00.
 Steve Chop, $100.00. Joe Cain, $5O.0O. R. M. Chapman $1,00O.O0. Mrs. R. Carnahan, $50.OO. w. c. Cary, $5O.00.
 Palmer Clements, $5O.OO. Chas. Condon, $50.00. Mrs. o. w. Clark, $1OO.OO. Fred L. Clark. $1000O. c. H. Cozart, $50.00. H. M. Chapman, $10O.OO. Chas. E. Clark, Jr., $1OO.O0. Hurley Culpepper, $50.00. o. K. Calutners, $15O.00. J. W. Cook, $50.00. Virginia l.. Carver, $1O0.0O. T. J. Collier. Jr, $5O0.OO. Mrs. J. F. Coburn $50.O0. l.. c. Culver. .$100.00. l.. B. Chevallier, S1OO.O0. c. w. Cornish. $50.O0. Mrs. D. A. Caldwell, $5O.OO. D. R. Camp, $100.OO. E. M. Cooke, $100.00. Susie Cannon, $50.00. Creed Caldwell, $500.OO. L. H. Crutcher, $50.00.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-12
Fannie Knox, $50. Sam Katzenstein, $250.

anne knOA, $oO.
 Sam katzenstein, $250.
 Dr. E. J. Loguc, $400.
 T. B. Lyle $100.
 Mary J. Lewis, $100. Mrs. Mary c. Lee, S10O.
 Bertha Levine, $50.
 Lesser Goldman Cotton Co.,, $5,000 B. D. Luca, $400.
 F. E. LeLaurin, $100.
 Harry Levine, $250.
 R. E. Lee $50.
 Laws Flour & Feed Co.,. $1,O00. Lesser Goldman Cotton Co.,, $20,OO0 Morris Lewis, $50.
 Cecil Land. $50.
 G. E. Lytle, Jr., $50
 Alex Lazarus, $100.
 R. E. Lee, $100.
 w. A. Lee, $100.
 Julius Lietner, $10O. Jay Levine, $50.
 w. A. Love-, $10O.
 Gwen Lippard, $50. Ladies Altar Society, $50. Lewis Lerner $50.
 Meyer Lerner. $50. T. c. Lee, $500.e-
 Mrs. w. T. Lowe, $1OO. w. H. Lauhon, $50. A. A. Mayhue, $50. A. w. Martin, $50. Mrs. H. P. Mitchell, slOO. J. w. Martin, Jr., $50. Dr. H. E. Martin, $1OO. Geo. B, Moore, $50. Eugene Michellotti, $1OO. G. J. Meyer, $50. Chas. Moss, S100. Miss Florence Moore, $100. Miss Mary Mountain $1OO. Mrs. c. H. Moore, $500. Mrs. Merlin Moore, $50. Rembert Moore, $50. J. A. Maxwell, $1OO. E. C. Mead, $25O. M. E. Miller, $1OO. J. H. Mann, $1,OOO. Albert T. Michalet, $50. J. W. Mathews, 5000. J. c. Meyer, $1Oo. T. Y. Murphey, $1OO. R. c. Martin, $1OO. Mrs. Bettie F. Martin, $50. R. l.. Mitchell, $1OO. . Triplett Martin $50. R. r. Martin, $1OO. F. l.. Milner, $500. J. A. Macon. $50. c. Roy Monk, $50. C. L. Madding, $500. Adam Mana, $50. l. F. and Sarah Moore, $lOO. Mrs. John Mills, $50. Miss Laura Mullens, $1OO. Mrs. c. B. Murphey, $50. Josep. Mason, $1OO. Houston Mathews, $50. Mrs: Aubrey L. Mathews, $1OO. M. J. Mead, $1,0OO. Mrs. John l.. Mills, $5,OOO. Jake Mosby $1OO. 5. N. Martin, $1OO. Catherine Murphey, $50. Mrs: May P. Martin, $50. Fred Mitchell, $50. Mrs. Brunette Maas, $25O. Mrs. Annie H. Miller, $1OO. Linda Geisriter Miller, $1,2OO. Jake Mosby, $1O0. Laurence Michellotti, $1OO. Mrs. M. J. Mead, $50. W. E. Miller, $1O0. Leo Michielis, $50. Il. B. Mizell, $50. Wm. Marcus, $1OO. Geo. F. Merrick, $50. Chas. Miller $50. F. Garland Mays, $50. Marshall Neil Lodge No. 34, $1oo. John Mitchell, $50. W. w. Mathers, $1OO. J: P. McNulty. $50. W. c. Mckay, $1o0. Anna K. Nc. Cannon, $lOO. W. M. McGehee, $1OO. W: P. McGeorge, $20O. John |. Mclnnis, $10O. J. c. Burnett, $50.
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 J. A. Buskirk, $50.00. M. E. Bloom, $5OO.OO. E. M. Brockman, $1O0.0O. Miss Ada H. Bain, $50.0O. w. R. Barricklow, $50.00. A. D. Bland, $50.O0. E. B. Bugg, $100.O0. A. Bloom, $100.OO. Lawrence Bobo, $50.O0. w. E. Bobc, $20O.OO. D. L. Bluthenthal, $5O.OO. Simon Bloom. $10O.O0. w. B. Brownlee $5O.O0. s. D. Barnett, $5O.O0. M. Bishop. $5O.O0. Guy H. Bibb, $5O.0o. s. M. Burton, $50.O0. K. F. Burfold. $25O.00. Van Banks, $5O.00. Mrs. F. G. Bridges, $1 100000. Adolph Bluthenthal, $50O.OO. Garland Brewster, $100.00. Mrs. J. w. Blakney $5O.0O. Miss Glendean, $5O.00. B. R. Brown, $5O.00. w. s. Ballard, $5O.OO. w. D Blall, $5O.O0. E. V. Bush, $50.O0. A. G. Bedell, $2000o. Jos. D. Blair, $5O00 H. A. Benson. $50.0O. Alex Barrow, $5O.00. E. B. and F. R. Bloom $25O.OO. E. D. Baum. $50.O0. J. Bernhardt, $50.00. Mildred Bedell, $5O.0O. Bobby Berbig, $5O.O0. D. P. Buford, $1.000,OO. Meyer Berlin, $15O.00. Mrs. s. Bain, $1O0.00. w. J. Bayliss, $5O.OO. Louis Barlau, $50.00. Bincert Baggatellia, 5000. F. Barranco, $100.00. Walter Bayliss, $50.00. Sam Burgie. $1OO.OO. Sam Ballgolia. $10O.OO. o. G. Blackwell, $2OO.OO. ?. l.. Boiling, $50.O0. Geo, Benson, $50.00. II. Bringman,, $5OO.OO. s. Bluthenthal and Co.,, $3OOO.OO. Harold Bluthenthal, S5OO.OO. Will and Jamie Barnes, $lOO.OO. Mrs. K. c. Ballard, $5O.0O. G. F. Branch, $5O.O0. Annie M. Barrow, $SOO.OO. w. A. Barrow, $2OO.0O. N. P. Byrd, $10O.OO c. E. Banks, $50.O0. J. E. Byrd. $5O.OO J D. Bass, $5O.OO J. E. Brown. $5O.0O. z. Bennitt and Co.,, $9,OOO.OO. 7. Bennitt and Co.,, $1O,00O.00. J. E. Brewster, $5O.0O.
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 Stanley Dreyfus, $1O0.0O. Mrs. A. F. Dreyfus, $1O00O. Jno. Delmon, $50. .a Annett Dreyfus $50.00. c. F. Dunnington, $100.00. M. Calvin Doriat $5O.O0. Stanley Dreyfus $1OO.OO. Mrs. M. B. Downs, S10O.Oo. Rev. c. S. Dupree, $50.OO. l. Dreyfus Co.,, $4,000.O0. D. Stanley Dreyfus $20O.O0. T. s. Dewoody, $1OO.OO. J. c. Denney, $50.00. L, R. Duncan, s15O.OO. R. E. Davis, S150.O0. Joe Durham, $100.00. Ali. Durham $1O0.0O. Matthew Durham, $1O0.OO. C. E. Duvall, $2Oo.OO. $ M. Danaher, $1,O00.00. ! Lawrence Dixon. $5O0OO. - H. c. Dreyfus, $2OO.0O. T. B. Dalby $100.O0. G. E. Dalby, $5O0.00. D. Stanley Dreyfus, $1OO.OO. Mrs. J. M. Dreyfus, $1OO.OO. Mrs. G. E. Dalby, $5O.OO. Lena N. Donaldson, $50.00. W. L. Dewoody, $4,O0O.OO. T. M. Dansby. $50.O0. Mrs. Frank Dante, $10O.O0. E. M. Dcty, $200.O0. Ed s. billy, $100.0O. Mrs. G. M. Deviney, $5O.OO. E. M. Doty, $200.OO. H. s. Davis, $100.O0. Geo. Duke. $50.0O. Ralph A. Downs, $1 OOO.OO. s. P. Dowdy, $5O.OO. Frank Davis, $5O.OO. H. A. Dix, $5O.OO. M. Danaher, $1 100000. Henry P. Davis, $1OO.OO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-12

J. N. Eddins, $50.O0. Miriam Eisenkramer, $50.OO. J. B. Ezell, $100.O0. W. Eisenkramer, $1O0.OO. Mrs. Annie Engell, $5O.OO. Mrs. J. L. Enright, $1OO.OO. M. l.. Elkins, $100.OO. M. l.. Elkins, & Co. $1OO.Oo. Max Eisenkramer $1OO.OO. Morris Ehrenberg, $1OO.OO. M. E. Easily, $5O.OO. K. F. Ezell, $2OO.OO. F. H. Elsberry, $5OO.OO. Pine Bluff F. o. E. $SOO.O0. Mrs. A. J. Edwards, $50.O0. Barkley Eddins, Jr., $100.00. w. s. Elder, $400.00. Jno. M. Elliott, $5O.00. 1rma < Sarah May Ewing $5o.O0. G. B. Everett, $5O.OO. Elkins Motor Car Co.,, $2OO.OO.
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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-07-25

Born, July 18Th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Easterling, Roberdel
a son.
Mrs. Hicks and children, of
Goldsboro, N. c., are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Brigham,
parents of Mrs. Hicks.
Revival begins at Green Lake
church first SundayKin Augut.
Two services that day with din
ner on the grounds. The pastor,
Rev. E. L. Hill, will be assisted
by former pastor F. L. Towsend.
Mr.. Mcneil, of Fayetteville,
father of Miss Susie Mcneil,
who visited Rockingham and
made so many friends last sum
mer, was a visitor at Mr.. ]. B
O'Brien's Tuesday. He reports
that Miss Susie expects to sal
for France in the early future
where she will engage in hospital
work.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-07-25

The Red Cross post cards are
on sale at Miss Allie Legg's.
Mr.. Fred Dickinson lief Monday
for Providence, Rhode Island.
He will be gone for ten days.
Help win the war by using the
Red Cross post cards. You can
get them at Miss Allie Legg's
Willie Phillips reported here for exami-
nation Monday and returned to Colds
boro Tuesday night. Says he will re-
main with the Goldsboro Drug Co. until
notified to entrain for Camp.
Mr.. J. M. Carriker, of Ellerbe,
Rt. 2, was in town yesterday.
He says that the crop prospects
in his section are unusually fine
since the recent rains.
The annual protracted meeting
at Cartridges Creek church will
commence next Sunday. The
services will be conducted by the
pastor, Rev. D. P. Bridges.
Editor London is in Asheville
attending the sessions of the
North Carolina Press Associa
ton, absorbing inspiration from
his brother editors, and enjoying
the cool breezes and the beauti
full scenery that has made thu
Land of the Sky" famous; bu
we are willing to wager a pount
of side-meat that his devil,
not unmindful of the chiefs alb
sence, is having the best time.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-07-25
DR., Chamberlain to Wed.

The following wedding Invita-
ion has been sent to friends:
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Keller
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Roberta Dewey
DR.. E. Houston Chamberlain
Wednesday evening July thirty first
nineteen hundred and eighteen
at eight thirty o'clock
Bolton, Texas
At Home
August fifteenth
Rockingham, N c.
DR.. Chamberlain has been
practicing dentistry in Rocking
ham for the past five years. He
will leave here Saturday night
for Bolton, Texas, the wedding to
be next Wednesday at the home
of the bride-to-be. Miss Keller
is originally from Kings Noun,
tain, attended Davenport College,
and with her parents moved tC
Texas two years ago. She has
visited her brother here. E. N
Keller, who is assistant superin
tendent of Hannah Pickett mill.
DR.. Clifford Steele will have
| charge of DR.. Chamberlain's of
flee while he is away.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-07-25
10th Wedding Anniversary
(Contributed)

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Stubs
celebrated the 10th anniversary
of their marriage at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Stubs Sun
day, the 21st of July. Dining
room decorations were zenias,
marigolds and sunfowers. Mrs.
WI. Stubs was presented with
a gold band ring from John"
About noon the party repaired
to the dining room where a boun-
tiful dinner was served by the
hostess, Mrs. J. w. Stubs. Also
later in the afternoon plenty OF
watermelons and cantaloupes.
Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter S. Covington, Nancy
and Mildred Covington, Mr.. and
E. P. Webb, Catherine, Sarah,
Charlse, and William David Webb,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Adams, Pearl,
Marie, and Frances Grace Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Stubs, Hazel,
Norma, and Robert Reid Stubs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fields, and Miss
Mary Fields. Out of town guests
were, Mrs. Boyd Carter and Miss
Mae Dawson, from Columbia
S. c.
On returning home all report.
ed most enjoyable time.