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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-16
KARETVIAI PASILAIKYS'
UNIFORMAS.

Washington, gr. II. - Ka-
res sekretorius Baker paskel-
be, kad paliuosuoti is karei-
WHO'S kareiviai gales pasilai-
kyti savo uniformas atmin-
Giai.
Tai padaryta, kuomet vie
mas kongresmanas pagamino
biliQ, kad vyriausyb6 neatim-
tp nuo kareiviQ uniformly.
Pirmiaus kar6s departamen-
tas buvo plenaves, kad paliuo-
suoti kareiviai j iris m6nesius
savo uniformas sugrazintq Wy
riausybei. Taigi dabar tasai
plenas panaikintas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-16
NAUJAS PINIGYNO
SEKRETORIUS.


Washington, or. l6. PM
gyno sekretorius McAdoo pa
Sitrauk6 is uzimamos vietoS
Jo vietq uz6m4 naujai pas
kirtas sekretorius Carter
Glass, is Virginia valstijoS
kongresmanaS.
Buves sekretorius McAdoo
teciau ligi NaujQ MetQ palie-
ka generaliu gelezinkeliQ di-
rektoriu. Paskui jis iSkeliaus
keIiems m9nesiams Califor-
mia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-16
Per Visq nakti tesesi
Irlieste iSkilmybes
Prezidentas aplankysias ir
Anglijos karaliQ

Sc lis Su Savo zmOna laikinai
apSigyvenS, budamaS Parry
Ziuje. II tuOjauS pO dvylikto>
dienQ nuvyko i de liElyzee
rumuS. kur Proncuzijos prczi-
dentaS buvo SurengeS pietuS
WilSono pagerbimui. Tenai
buvo SuSirinkG apie pora Sim
tQ ~veGiQ. Didel6 sale buvo ap-
krauta zolynaiS. Apie treciQ va
landQ Sugryzo vel j Mmat ru-
mus.
PrancuzQ Spauda karStai
pa<veikino prezidento Wilso-
no ap>ilankymQ. Ra$o, ka;|
Prancuziia gu Suvienytomis
Siam.intS AmerikoS Valstijo-
mis- dabar >usiri$o amzinu
hrolybtS rySiu, kurio nieka>
negaldS pertraukti.
Kaip Siandie PREF. WilSo-
has, tmhut, atSilS6S pO ilgOS
kelionGS, gi paSkui, Sulig pa
darytoS is kalno programoS:
lei>iS per Prancuzijq apziur&,
ii buvu>iaS muSiQ vietas If ka-
res baisenybiQ p0dSakius. Pas
kui keliauS ltalijon. Tenai
pa$imatyS Su Sventuoju TGvu
SugryzeS Paryziun dalyvauS
taikoS konferencijoSr aplan,
kyS BeIgijq. KeliaudamaS ma
mo uz>uk> dar i Anglia, ! kun
iau gavo pakvietimq.
il pakviet6 pats Anglijo>
karliu>. WilSonaS pasizad6jc
karliQ apIankyti apleizdama>
Europa. Tai ivyks uz kOkic
vieno ar poroS m6nesiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-16

Berlynas, gr. l6. = Socija-
listu valdzia dar nepatvirtino
uzsieniu reikalQ sekretoriaus
DR.. Solf'o rezignavimo is uz-
1im..anos vietos-,.
Socijalistai bijosi paliuosuo-
ii Sofia. Mes kuomet Solf pa
sitrauktQ, tuomet paskui j
uzsieniQ reikalq ofisa apleistu
il kiti valdininkai nesocijalis-
tai. Gi tarpe socijalistQ ne
IA tokiQ iSlavintq zmoniQ, ku-
RE galetQ vesti uzsieniq rel
kalus. Socijalistai moka tik
ponauti. Su savo teorijomis.
jie dangQ griauja. Bet prakr
tikoje neatskiria gaidzio
nuo kopusto galvos.
Socijalistu valdzia paskyru-
81 komisija, kuriai pavedusl
pagaminti saliai nauja demo-
kratine konstitucija, sekant
amerikonines konstitucijos
pavyzdziu.
Ir konstitucijos pagamini-
mo komisijon socijalistai pa
state burzujus, mes patys ne
turi supratimo apie Sales val
dyma.'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-16
DRAsUs IsMEG1NIMAs.
Gydytojai nesupranta toxic
apsireiskimo.

Boston, Mass, gr. a. Cia
Gallups saloje yra kares lai-
vyno ligoninG, kur slaugojami
suSirgusieji influenza jurinin-
ka.i. Kad susekti, kokiuo bu-
du platinasi Influences epide-
mia, ligonin6s gydytojQ Sta
bas parinko laisvanorius svei-
kus jurininkus, kurie apsi6m6
uzsikr6sti Influences perais if
pamatyti uzsikr4timo pasek-
mes.
Tie pasiSvent6liai vyrai
jiems gydytoju paduotuS in
fIuenzos perus susil1iso i no
sis, sumaiS6 net ] valgi. Pa
sekmGje is to nieko neiS6jo.
Kaip iie buyo sveiki, taip il
pasiliko.
Gydytojai paskelbdami ta
fakta dar pazymi, kad po to
jurininkai dar labjaus noreje
valgyti, kaip sirgti.
Dabar dziovinama galvos,
kokiuo gi budu kitaip zmones
gall uzsikr9sti ia epidemija,
jei toksai iSmeginimas neduo-
da jokiu pasekmiQ?
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-16
PRAILGINTAS GINKLU
PADEJIMO LAIKAS.
Talkininkai gales uzi1nti
neutrale juosta.

Amsterdam, gr. 16. : Anne
rikonu, talkininkq If vokieciQ
bendra komisija mieste Ire
YES tam tikrai pagamintuoju
dokumentu prailgino laikinos
santaikos laika ligi sausio II
d., 1919 m., praSant vokie-
CLANS. Tas reiskia, kad Vo-
kietija pasiduoda talkininkq
malonei IL is savo pus6s mega
Ii pastatyti iokiQ sQlygQ.
VokieciQ komisija, prasyda-
ma praiIginti lailSina santal-
kq, buvo maniusi Sta nusi-
der6ti nuo talkininku. Rel
kalavo panaikinti blokada.
Reikalavo maisto. Norejo,
kad talkininkai atsisakytq pa
init paskirta skaitlip vokieclq
garyeziu il prekinip vagonQ.
TeGiau tuos visus reikalavi-
mus marSalas Foch atmete.
Oar .uzkrov6 ant vokieciQ sun
kesnes sqylygas, taip, kad Jle
netur6tQ progos is talkininkQ,
kaipo pergaletojQ, tycioties.
Vokietija talkininkanls lures
pavesti dar viena kares 'laiva
Baden, kurs pirmojoj sutartyj
buvo nepaliestas.
Sausio menesyj vokieciai
talkininkams lures pristatyti
lS,500 garveziQ, 100000 preki-
niu vagonu IL 5000 sunklQJQ
autonobiliQ.
Talkininkai pasizadejo No-
kietijai pristatyti reikiamojo
maisto. Bet su salyga, kad
tas maistas butQ padalinamas
po Vokietija paGiQ talkininkVl
prieziuroje.
Ant gallo, sulig pastarosios
sutarti'es, talkininkai prirei-
kus lures teise uzimti visa
neutrale juosta Rhine paupiu.
Prizes salygQ pasunkinima
astral protestavo vokleclq ko-
misijos pirmininkas Erzber-
ger. Teciau tas nieko negel-
b6jo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-16
S. Y. KARES LAVAL
GRYzTA NAMO.
George Washington plaukia
su kareiviais.

Brest, or. 16. - DeSimts S,
V. dideliQ kar6s laivQ, kurie
atlyd6jo cia prezidenta Wilso-
no IaivQ, tuojaus gryzta at
gal i Suv. Valstijas. Kar6s
laiviai gryzdami pasuks
SiaurineS jureS, kur Susitills
Su kitais Savo laivais, patro-
liuojanCiais tose jur6se.
George Washington iSplau-
Ike atgal i Suv. Nalstijas. Ge-
bena namo 1000 kareiviQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-16
DU MILIJONU DALYVAU-
IA MANIFESTATIONS.
ParyziUs buvo paskendes
iliuminacijose.

po,-,5i,,s o, IA prnzi-
It 7J-;I,.o7,,. p,,.,..z;,,r ;,.,
z;.,.o ..:t.dinni ni,,m nictu,
o;,n+o; orootn snbonba SoSti-
nas tvirtnmoSe kuomet Speci-
iaIis traukiniS 81 prezidcntu
WiISonu inbtgo Prarcuzijo>
.oStindn. ViSaS mie>tu>, kas
tik cvvaS. pakiIo ant koiQ. Vi
sur imta Suukti: Jan iis Gia!
Ian lis Gial"
Proz;lanto. WiIsonos tikrai
kar,IiSkai SntiktaS ir pasvei-
I.;nt,. T:kiIminooi .~a&iaS
sveikinti 81 vi>okiomiS cerc-
moniiomi> moka tik Europa.
Mo / snnu-snnoyGS FMS iSkil-
mvbns naIiko kitnompt buvu-
sieii l,araliai. viSokioS ruSieS
vaIdovai, kuomet pilieGio Emo
oans vardaS dar ncbuvo zino-
mas
v,,o >,.4,d;or;o xolmoIio-
,.;.. 6,,,.,;;,,, na,oioo hn-
70 ant kom. DideSn1S iSkiI-
mvbtS ir dziaugSma< ivyko,
kahn kod Eituomet Dadariu<
Ia;linos santailos Sutarti 81
yokietiia. Vi>aS mie>taS per
nakti fix z6ravo ivairiu Spal-
vn Svieso>e. ViSoS puo>ne<n1s
ua+vls bnvo piIno< zmoniu.
1monis SoLo dainavo. links
m;nosi
pl,co Jo n Concorde buvo
n,l,oiStos naviIiionu &okiams.
Ten daug suSirinko Palyziaus
iannimo. Buvo daug ameriko-
niSkn kareiviu. Per nakti or
,as+roS oroio. Per nakti tad
ir linksmintaSi.
D,uoian kahn miliionas
z,,,o,,;, n,.ozidanto WiIsona
1,.o;I.;Ho ro+vGsa knomet IA.
~; az;,.o :. no1ozinl,oIio sto-
10, I.;Iinns savo rnmus,
&c c+a+,.in nrozidanta Sntiko
,,,.oronzn nrpzidentas Poinca-
,,,.,,,,,io,.,s - kiti anoStieii
I. ,4; obu,,o ~,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-16
sVEICARIJA NEISILEI-
DzIA BUVUsIO AUS
TRIJOS IMPERA-
TORIAUS.

Munich, or. Is. - Buvusis
AuStrijos imperatorius buvo
names is Ungarijos, kur da-
bar jiS gyvena, perslkeltl
Sveicarijon.
Bet Sveicarijos vyriausyb6
paskelb6, kad Karoliaus neisi-
leisianti savo Salin. Sveica-
ria nenori nesmagumu tokiQ,
kokius Siandie turi Olandija
del kaizerio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-16
REIKALAUJA PASISKU,
BINTI SU TAXA.

Washington, or. 16. = Svei.
carlos pasiuntinyb6, kuri cia
atstovauia VokietijQ, pareika-
layo Vokietijos vardu oficija-
liQ informacijQ, kur il kada
ivyks formal6 taikos kongre-
saS.
Vokietija reikalauja pasl-
skubinti su taikos kongresu
mes Vokietijai grumojas ba-
das.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-16
EISNER PARODO SAVO
DANTIS.
Kaip ilgai jam prisieis
ponauti.

Munich, or. 16. - Bavari-
joje premjeriauja, ty. ponau-
ia socijalistas Eisner. ISpra-
dzip jis kovojo tik prizes vie
nus Savo sGbrus bOlSevikus
Bet dabar jau jis ina rodyti
dantis il prizes mollyklas. JiS
reikalauja, kad visos mokyk-
los butu atskirtos nuo religi-
Jos ir Su sta netur6tQ nieko
bendra.
Bavaria yra katalikiSka Sa-
lis. Premjeras socijalistas
ten buvo pakenciamaS, kol j.
sal ziur6jo tvarkos Salyje IL
neSimaiS6 ten, kur jam nerei-
kia. Ir'jei jis Siandie ina ro-
dytieS, kaS iStikrQjQ jis yra,
Sp6jama, kad jam ten neilgai
reiks ponauti. Jis is savo Off
so turGs eiti Iaukan IL priSi-
-Slieti prie bolSevikQ, prizes ku-
riuos Siandie nuduodanciai
kovoja, kad neprarasti SlltoS
vietos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-16
Munich, CT. 16. Bavarijo-

Munich, gr. 16. - Bavarijo=
ie atsirado neskaitlinga boise
viku grupe. Ir sita pastarai-
siais laikais pradejo nerimau-
ii. Daro susirinkimus il pa
gamma rezoliucijas, kad sna-
restuoti visa dabartine Berly-
no socijalistiska valdzia,. 81
Won Hindenburga kuoveikiaus
patraukti liaudies "teisman".
Toji patti grupe darbuojasi,
kad visam pasaulyj pakeltl
bolSevikiska revoliucija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-16
Prailginta laikina santaika
Labai nestiprus voietiQ socjaGstQ
pasiIaikYmas
KAS VEIKIASI VO-
KIETIJOJ.
Reichstagas susirenka, bet
ne Berlyne.

Zurich, gr, 16. = Vokietijos
Reichstago (parlamento) pir-
mininkas Fehrenbach paskel-
be, kad Reichstagas susaukia-
mas miestan Frankfort. Pra-
neSta fieldmarSalui Won Hin
denburg, kad jis pasiQstQ ten
kariuomene apsaugoti Reichs-
tago narlus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-16
PLEsIKAI NUzUDE BAN
KOS KASININKA.

( New York, gr. IA. Du au-
tomobiliniai plesikai uzpuole
banka East Brooklyn Savings
Bank. Kasininka nuzude If.
du kitu suicide. Paeme $40
900.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-16
BUS PALEISTA $4,000
KAREIVIU.

Washington, Ct. l6. - Ka-
res departamentas paskelbh,
kad kar6s StovyklOSe veiliai
praSiddS demobilizacija. Bus
paliuosuota apie pusG karei-
viQ, ty. apie $4,000 vyrQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-16

Amsterdam, gr. 16.-Prusp
gvardijos kareiviai Postda-
me nuo miesto namQ nuplese
raudona veliavq, anot prane-
Simo is Berlyno.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-16
PASIBAIGE STREIKAS
MONTREALIUJ.

Montreal, gr. IA. = Cia pa
sibaige streikas policijos, gai-
,srininku If kitQ miesto dar-
bininkQ. Vakar visi sugryzo
/ darbus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-16
PASKYRE REvOLIUCIJOS
PAMINEJIMO sVENTE.

Amsterdam, gr. 14.-Ebertc
valdzia paskelbe, kad ateinan-
clio sausio / d. Berlyno soci-
jalistai iSkilmingai paminesia
revoliucijos svente, pranesa
zeitung am Mittag.
Ia diena ivyksia susirinki,
mai su prakalbomis, koncer.
tai, parodavimai gatvemis il
kitokie pasilinksminimo va
karai.
Pasidziaugs socijalistai. lai-
meje revoliucija. Bet nesu.
prantama, ka jie ten gera lai-
mejo If kuo turi dziaugties.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-16
Londonas, gr.. 16.

sumanymas visoj' Britannica
uzdrausti gaminti il pardayi-
nett visokius svaigalus. Wy
riausybe netektu labai dide-
lilo pelno.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-12-16

Londonas, gr. 16. cio-
mai atkeliavo naujas S.. Val
stiiu ambasadorius Davis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-22
MUNICIPAL COURT

Jack Jenkins was assessed SlO for trespassinp and $50 for carrying a weapon as a razor, when he was tried in municipal court yesterday morning. Jack wasn't alone in his misery, how ever. as fines were imposed in two other cases, and forfeitures taken in three. Mary Marshall and Elnora Grif- fin, charged with assault and battery, forfeited $10 and $5, respectively; M. G. O'Neal charged with being drunk forfeited $10. J. J. Murray was fined S1O for' trespassing, and John Bran don fined $1 for failure to procure license fer a dog.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-22
SERGEANT GIVEN
 TEN YEARS IN
 FIT LEAVENWORTH

Little Rock, May 21.-Although a general ccurtmartial thought that Sergeant Horace A. Romeo, Com pany c, 335th Machine Gun battal- lion, convicted on score of charges, should be sent to penitentlary, the commanding officer of the Eighty seventh division of the National army has decreed that he will serve his ten years in the military prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kan. This step was talk on in view eff the esrgeant's age, 2o wears old, and because it was thought ho would "help the military situation" by serving at hard labor for the gov ernment.
 Sergeant Romeo. on the first count, was convicted of having been absent five days without leave, embezzling government property, false represen- tations as to his identity in an en- deavor to obtain transDcrtatlon from Chicago to Los Angeles, Cal, two forgeries and uttering false checks.
 His sentence provides for dis honorable discharge after his confine- ment
 Sentence of dishonorable discharge and ten years of confinement TOT FIT, vate Louis s. Kilbourne, 334th Field Artillery, has been considered eXces- siye bv the commanding general, a!- though presumably imposed on ac- count of his bad previous record. The commanding general has mltlgated the sentence to six months conflne.. ment and forfeiture of two-thirds of his pay for the period of confinement Melbourne was charged with having been absent for two days without leave, escaping from confinement and absent of six days. He was tried for desertion on the latter charge and having attempted to escape.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-22
AILMENTS OF WOMEN

There is no denying the fact that thousands of American women drag along day in and day cut suffering
 with those ailments peculiar to their
 sex which make life a burden. If women who suffer from dragging down pains, inflammatory, ulcerated or catarrhal condition would only give that greatest of all remedies, Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, a trial, they would readily find relief from such suffering, as the many letters of commendation constantly being published prove. (AdN)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-22
Y. W. c. A. CLASSES
 DISCUSS RED CROSS

Sixty~five members of three class es of the Y. w. C. A., which last night began the study of the Bible, also heard interesting addresses by Alter ney Dan w. Taylor and Mrs. w. D. Jones in relation to Red Cross work.
 The addresses were made after the Bible study, and were followed by a round-table discussion, undertaken to disseminate accurate information re- garding the Red Cross and with a view to interesting more women in the work of the great organization.
 Mrs. Grace Sutton-Powell was very gratified at the attendance and inter- est displayed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-22
MISSIONARY FR0N ARMENIA TELLS OE
 DISTRESS THERE
Turks Drive Hundreds of Thousands Into Desert
 to Die.

Dr. Clarence D. Ussher. ranked as a general by the late ear of Russia for his bravery at the siege Of Van, made a short address at the Rotary club luncheon yesterday in behalf of the American committee for Armen- ion and Syrian relief. Dr. Ussher, who served as a medical missionary in Armenia for years, told of the cruelties to which the Christians are subjected by the Turks, melted by the Germans. He described how mil lions of Armenians were taken from their homes. assembled in droves like cattle, the men driven into the rivers and drowned, and women and children driven at the points of bayonets across the desert. Food and water were with held, and mothers became so weak they had to abandon their babies. The starving people were promised food, and all comforts if they would be- come Mohammedan. Thousands re- fused, and were lashed into the desert to die. Dr. Ussher said these people were from the finest families, accus- toned all their lives to Oriental lux ury, and their sufferings were too horrible to describe.
 Four hundred thousand children orphaned as a result of the murder of their parents are among the 3,000,- 900 people starving in Armenia, he said, and thousands will die, unless America provides enough money to feed them. Five dollars will feed a child one month, said Dr. Ussher, who described the death by starvation of a beautiful girl because the funds be- came exhausted last year. He said this was only one of thousands of such tragedies.
 Fin,ay to Visit City
 James F. Finlay, attorney of Chattanooga, Tenn. and governor of the Rotary district comprised of Arkansas. Tennessee and Kentucky, notified H K. Toney. president of the local club he will visit Pine Bluff on Thursday, May 30. The club de- cided to meet cn Thursday, instead of Tuesday next week, because of the district governors visit.
 Nominations for membership on the clubs board of directors were made, to be voted upon at the meeting on June 4, and plans for the entertain ment of members of the Nationa1 Edi torial association, on the evening of June 10, discussed.
 Forty-five members of the club were present, in addition to a num- ber of guests. Among the guests were Rev. H. A. Stowell, president of the Red Cross chapter, and Rev. A. Homer Jordan, pastor of the First Christian church, who introduced Dr. Ussher.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-22
Should Fit ss We'll.

Emma was enjoying company din. her with the family. Among the good things provided for the table that day was a dressing usually prepared with roast chicken. She was fond of this. and wanted second helping. She had heard 1t spoken of as dressing when il was passed the first time, but had for gotten just what to call for, so she simply said in asking for 1t: "P'ease pass the cl0theS."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-22
PERSONAL.

Evangelist Harry James has return ed from Gilmer, Texas, where he con- ducted a revival and converted 400 persons. He will begin revival at England Sunday night.
 Harry Marcus, for five years an employe of the Good Luck store, has gone to Morehead, s. C., to work in a government shipyard.
 Frank Smith. ticket clerk for the Cotton Belt. went to Little Rock Mon day for examination for entrance in- to the army.
 c. w. Henderson, an employe of the Cotton Belt, has returned from a visit to Rison.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-22
15 U. s, AIRPLANES BURNED

San Francisco, May 21.-Fifteen airplanes in various stages Of con struction and a considerable quantity of dried spuce and Irish linen were re- ported destroyed here today in ire which swept the plant of the Fowler Airplane Corporation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-22
NAME SOLDIERS
 PRIORITIES BOARD

Washington, May 21,-Maj. Gen. Goethals and Brig. eGn. Johnson were designated today by Secretary Baker as the war departments representa- ticns on the priorities board. Gen. Goethes succeeded Lieut.. Col. F. $. Young and Gen. Johnson takes the place of Brig. Gen. Pierce. MT. Baker said the new work would not inter- fere with the other duties of Gems. Goethals and Johnson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-22
KANSAS TORNADO KILL ,

Hays, aKn., May 21.-A tornado sweeping over the northern part of Ellis County this morning killed five persons and caused considerable des- truction of property. MT. and rMs: Alexander Geist and their three grand children were killed. Further details are lacking because of damaged wire communication
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-22
\. o. '. w. Club to Fleet Officers Today.

The Ladies club of the A. U. U. W. will held the regular meeting this af- ternoon at the A. O, |. W. hall, al Fifth and Main. Twenty-Five or more candidates will be initiated. and the annual election of officers will take place. After the business ses- sion. "a social session will he held, at which time refreshments wil be serv- ed. Mrs. John R. Frazer of Llttle Rock wife of the grand master work man, will be present at the meeting: Mrs A G. Wolfe. of Little ROCK, VIII also be presnt. Members of the Lad ies club and all oA their friends are invited to be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-22
NEGROES FLEE JOHNSON CITY
Town Depopulated of Blacks as Result
 of Rioting and Burning

Johnson City, Tenn. May 2l.-The negro population of Erwin near here has fled to nearby towns as the re- suit of threats made after the rioting Sunday night which followed the buring of the body of Tom Devert. 9 negro, who had been lynched. Several industries have been crippled as a re- suit and efforts are being made to get the negroes to return.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-22
Annual Picnic for Jewish Sunday School

The annual Sunday School picnic for the children of the Jewish Temple will be held Sunday May 26. All who have cars are requested to bring them to the Temple promptly at 9 o'clock. The picnic will be held at Sulphur Springs, thru the kindness of Harry Hanf1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-22
JAP-CHINA TREATY SIGNED

Peking, Friday, May 21.-China and Japan have signed the treaty concluded after negotiations lasting several days concerning the military, operations to be conducted jointly by these two countries in Siberia. The treaty also contains clauses dealing with ether matters, the details of which are not made public.
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AVIATOR KILLED IN ITALY

Rome, May 21.-Aviation Cadet Flu gene D. Penn was killed at Foggla this afternoon. He was flying at an altitude of 1900 yards when the propeller of his airplane broke. His mother, Mrs. Rae Penn, lives at Aus, tin. Texas. Cadet Penn's funeral will take place tomorrow.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to eXpress our heartfe1t appreciation of the sympathy and of the employees of the Missouri Pacific railroad in this, city on the occasion of the death of our little baby as expressed by the two beautiful wreathes sent by them.
 MIR. AND MRS. R. C. PALMER.
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Royal Neighbors In Social Session

The Royal Neighbors held their regular meeting at the A. o. U. w.. hall last night. After the transaction Of regular business the meeting was converted into social affair. An in teresting feature of this was "shoe contest" in which the members were required to remove their shoes. winch were piled in heap. Each contestant then selected tho first pair of shoes at hand and wore them in a race. The prize for the swiftest runner was awarded to Mrs. Maude Hays.
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"DRY" LAW RECEIPTS
 SACRAMENTAL WINE

Oklahoma City, May 21.-Even tho not specifically so stated. sacramen- tai winc -copted from provls- ions of the "bone dry" Flaw and may he transported thru Oklahoma, ac- cording to a decision handed down
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Mrs. Mary Newman Roberts, who, upon refusing to free her husband, Dr. David Roberts. was shot and killed by Miss Grace Eusk, a former high school teacher of Waukesha, :, Wis Miss l.usk is on trial at Wauke- sha for the act. In d letter to Mrs. Roberts shortly before the shooting Miss Itlsk wrote that the only way to solve the eternal triangle is the removal of the unnecessary char lCtGr
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today by the supreme court in the ap- peal of the Rev. Father Urban DeHas- que, from ruling to the contrary made recently by the Oklahoma coun- tp district court.
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Misses Miriam and Bessie Eisen- kramer and Hennie Joseph, and Max a;; Eisenkramer and Ben B. Well Will motor to Little Rock today to see and hear Geraldine Farrar at the Llp- erty theatre, at Camp Pike.
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The electric light company of Vlsal- ia, Cal. has employed women as me ter readers.
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Social Changed to Business Meeting

Instead of the usual social meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the B. of l.. F. and E., this evening, a business meeting will be held.
 John Merlo, a well known engineer on the Cotton Belt, who resides here, and Miss Blanche Garraughty of Brinkley wero married Sunday at Brinkley at the residence of Father Norton. They will make their home with Mir. Merlo's parents, MT. and Mrs. Pic Merlo on East Sixth.