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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-04
ENGAGEMENTS

DYkEMAN- COLE-Mr and Mrs j. w
Cole. of Tarrytown, N. y, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Ethel
WyckofT to James II. Dykeman. of
Brooklyn.
JAFEE NOTkINS- and Mrs. A. l.. Not
kins, of New Haven, Conn, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth. to
MIR. Morris Jatfe of Brooklyn, N. Y. New
Haven papers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-04
sHERIFF's AUCTION SALES

HENRY BRADY, Shcrin's Auctionecr, sells
ting day Thursday. April 4th. at -
O'Clock noon, at no. 243 West 47th St. Is
suits. Terms OF sale all cash
DAVID Ii. KNOTT, Sheriff
WALTER G. FITZlMMONS
I)eputv chcrifc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-04

uary 25. 1894, Corbett knocked out ii.
EnglisFman in the third round. Thh
was Mitchell's last fight in the ring, 81
he returned to England and engaged |,
business there up to the time of his d.
mise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-04
MARRIAGES

BOURNE BOILING Edith Marion Bourne,
daughter of MI and Mrs. Charles Girls
void Bourne. to John Esten Boiling, April
!, 1915.
BURRILL- MORDAUNT- Tuesday, April
,. at Lakewood. N. j.. by the Rev. Henry
c. Mitchell. of st. Uriels Church. Sea Crit.
N. j.. Elizabeth Morris, daughter of Mr..
Francis Lionel Mordaunt, and Drayton
Burrill, jr
SAXTON- CALLAHAN-At the residence Of
the brides parents. IS Columbia Heights.
Brooklyn. on Monday. April l. at 3
o'clock. Ola Saxton Callahan to Joseph
Francis SaXton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-04
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honorable John p. Cohalan, a SURROGATE
OF the County of New York. NOTICE i,
hereby given to all persons having claims,
against Jacob Edward Mastin. late Of the
County of New York, deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub.
scriber at her place of transa citing bust
ness, at the office OF her attorney. Stanley
IIolcomb Moleson, No. AZ Broadway Ror
ough OF Manhattan, in tho City Of New
York. on or before the 10th day OF Nav
next.
Dated. New York. the Goth day of octo.
Der. 1911.
EMMA CHURCH MAsTIN.
EXecutrix
STANLEY HOLCOMB MOLLESON. At.
torncy for ENecutriX. AZ Broadway.
New York. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-04

the cause which his Kultur- dispensing
guests have espouscd, regard these
gentry and their wares with disdain -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-04
BIRTHS

HOBSON Lieutenant and Mrs. II. Brewster
Hobson. of so East ODD St, announce the
birth of daughter. April ], 1918.
RIESENFELD- Mr. and Mrs. George Riesen-
field lnee Eve " Sonderlng), 666 st.
Nicholas av., announce the birth of son.
March 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-04
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY
Save Money and Live Better
at Long Branch, N. J.

ro nTrsh ,csetrhlcs and sea food cheap Room for
SOL \ Y. Communication 3jc "A day All X
ron'rnicmrr Cottages rcrt from 500 M Lola
, IT,, s'oo up Information from FLOCK. Long
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CEMETERIES

THE woopLAwN CEMETERY S.
essd st. BY Harlem Train and by itoes'
Lots Of small ssc for sale. 43
Office, 90 East Esd St.. N. :.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

A -A-CHAMBERMAID Assist waitress: SIX
ycnrs references S35-SA0 NJ Miss Iicimaver'S
Agency 10 East 43d st. third floor. Telephone
HNI1 Murray Ilill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-04

HOVE. England, April 3.-Charley
Mitchell, one time middleweight cham
pion Of England, died here to-day OF
locomotor ataXia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-04

CASHIER who has had experiences in hand
hing cash and making ont daily reports: must be
accurate at figures: must live in Jersey City Ap
DIV 1au,cr Piano Company. l49 Newark ave. Jer
sey City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF MANnATrAN

bONVUUH OF NNNNNTTAN.
FOR SAIE-LARGE PRIVATE HOUSE MEAD
u Central Park West Address Fora Ror a.
Tribune Ofcc "A ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-04

experienced wanted Easter
Metal Spinning Company. iG1 Greenwich 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-04
EMMA CHURCH MASTI>

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER q,
Honorable John Z. Cohalan a Surrocat.
OF the County Of New York, Notice is ia
hereby given to all persons having claims
against NARY !; FLEMING, late Of the
County OF New York, State of New York
deceased, to present the same with youch
crs thereof to the subscriber, at her place
of transacting business. at the office Of
Howard X. Bayne, Esq, her attorney No
CT Wall Street, in the City OF New YORK.
on or before the 18th day OF May, next.
Dated. New York. the 9th day Of Oc.
tober. 1917.
MARY II. A. ALLEN.
HOWARD r. BAYNE. Esq. Attorney
for EXecutr!X CT Wall Street. Borough
of Manhattan. New York Ci.-
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
lionora BILE John =. Cohalan, a Surrogate
of the County of New York, NOTICE., is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against George AbecI. late of the County
of New York, deceased, to present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscribed
at place of transacting business. at the
Office of his attorneys, TownloY, Foster &.
Chambers. No. 149 Broadway. in The city
of New York, on or before the 9th day OF
October next.
Dated. New York. the 4th dav or April.
1918. HENRY +. AEEEL Executor
TOWNLEY, FOSTER 4 CHAMBERS
Attorneys for Executor 1A9 Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-04
HELP WANTED MALE

BOOKKEEPER, married. to take charge OF books
and cashiers desk: must not be over forty years
Of age; nstalment house experience preferred Ap
ply Iautcr Piano Company, 40 Newark ave- Jer-
scy City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-04
NARY II. A. ALLEN.

HOWARD r. BAYNE. Esq Attornov
for EXecutriX, G7 Wall Street. Borough
of Manhattan. New York Cit-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-04

WANTED Boy between II and 10. familiar wi
inst alment lcdgcrs Apply, a m, tease ran
Company, l2S West 42d ST.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-03
SIferitrcif mad,t &nltlaS 0tty
brDtlps.

@onios Gitp. @tp,. /. slpril.
SicSdderlnipn bat lid bcllte bier DENT
Geucrulltrcif augeihloiien uno Die
Stobt lit lcgutmie ohue grot. salr ein
,Cpcn Sbop" hat Srotipaarcn ber9e7
itclt, opc, n,od)te Dicie 9dderci fcinc
slbiicierlme ans Surcht uur Gctpalts
tbitiofeitcu. 6. 9. &ecrun, ocr Streu7
fiibrer, hat al, sic stdtiunulc &rlc9ss
orbeitsbebDroc eineu telcgrapbilhcr
slppell ecrihtef. Gin it1leltuises Gtns
oreifeu iuiro erlpurtct. Gie@ereinigiiul
Ser slrbciteeber. Scren &ei9crlillg, MI.
Sen 1trcifenocn @didereiarbcitern 81
perbuupeln. Sen Geueralltreit berpors
rief, belt at ibrcm gntlblu6 felt
9sabr,tnesnittelbeamte haben beute D.'
gddereien beIlldt, I'm barauf Sll asb'
ten. Sab teiu lnbeniietcr Seig per'
]dltpenbet ipilrSe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-03
9fa0 12=tagiger @@ladt 1T aampfpanlt
iii Der Yt(Qrbit*
9ie beitdti8ten 8ertra8sootnntemte nber oen Urte'
oen bon 8reitettomst pnroen aus8etani@t
&reQsjetretdr 8ater lpar an oer italeuld)en Tront
bcidjp1eu e Ser oeutideu 5erneeidIke iol sepat en

Sen 0of nodJ Sic allT threr sS1rlel oer'
itedten gnglGnoer ,mo oie burd) 0as
Dteer geidiisten 9lmerifaner librig
bleiben. Sic f0nnen INNER DEN Gee
frieg fortiesen. Ser groBte Steg fonn
s(merifo uno England niht einen
Srieoen ser @elualt ullT5lpingen."
9ie memm ufrainiiden Eruuimsen.
9t sian, I. s(pril 9e5iigIih
/ Der rllIiiid)=l1franilden 8ren5e bot
Ieutih(ano ir llebereit1l ltimnl.ng
INIT oen ufroniihen Haoa oie fofgens
Oen Eropin5en ols sur Ukraine gebO'
rig onerfannt: 0olbpriel1, Nooolien.
Gherion, 5arrien (ausl lhlieBlih Der
arinD, aielp, Eoltmuo, 5ldernigotp,
,SIefaterinoslo,p un6 Gbarfotp. Ou5u
fonrnt nod 1T llebereinltimnulng a,Itt
oeln ,Srieoenspertrag s1pild)en BEN
oeutiden Wiidten lu1o Ser Ukraine
Elm Sbeil ser Troptn5 GDolm.
Huflano nnb 9iumanien.
% fol,, /. 9(pril. Ger Ser.
trog slpilden HuBlano lno Hu1nas
nien lit fertiggelteat. gs miro oari1r
|beltimmt. OaB Alulltil1iel1 lofort 6aS
itrotegiIfe 8ebiet in ser Habe Der
Conan rillr,en lnb ieine Irrppe1r
uon 9eilarabien ,innerbalb 5spei @os
noten 5lriid;ie6en niiiie. Sannttli'
f,e geralnnte Srte iolen iofort oon
rl1iiiihen Sruppen tbeiest tueroen.
9iod) @erlauf bon 5tpei Wfonateu ion
|icocd, elmer r,1n10niIhen 9(btbeilltng
|pon 10000 0fann geitottet 1ein, i,1
geiiarobiel1 als gilerrbabn,pade
9ielrite 5u Ieiiten. Ser Noii5eioierit
lin egelIarabien miro bon Der lopalen
.s';ti se,;ti5 vtriaEen sDefoesl. Sic in Stub.
lano perbafteten Hunanen tper6en
init ruiitiden neutrality-suspicious.
ausge,pedlelt tueroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-03
Au8 BEN @tadtt.
&cseu perratberiiher Aen6trmnsen.
Associated Press

SSuterloo. 2. April. Gin eeipil=
ler 81. 8. 6. 9iielnad, Elm Mrst aus
Charles Gitp, ip1troe bier beute bent
Slnoesfon1luiiIdr bon 9ltnhesbea,,1teu :
porsefi!6rt llno beIdulbtst, berrdtbes !:
rllde sleltberungen gemadt su bnben.
ct ipurbe nah Stelll1ng bon $4,000
Siirelfuft uorldl1fig ipieSer freiges
lallen.
Sdarfes 8eeiment fir Ses 0eoine5.
Ses Wapincs, 2. slpril. gun=
bcsmnrifaQ 9ief 8eeb aus. Situn,ipu
fam beute nnch bier. lln bel Ser Heir,i=
9un9 Ser littliheu 3llltduoe Ser 9tubt
51 bclien Sic Hesierung bat gebrobt.
ocn Sulbaten aus Camp 9poge oen
slufentbnIt in Ses Moines 5l1 oerz
bteten.
gs lpurpen gcitern abeno 3 9nu5z
bdllcn 9elflplien nnb 65 Yerloneu
frasluilroigen gharafter5 uerbaftet.
Sizes eeitnb, in Sefulsuus elmer anz
lpeilllu9 bon Sem @oupernelr. Die
Staot i;ttellreil, 5lt madden.
Sn Neutrality-suspicious. iuurbcn 20
Sralleu eebradt 8eeen ltntgebung
Ser Nltsbebuug tpllroen 5 Nanner oerz
huftrt, 20 luegen 9anbltreiheus. 5 ipez
gen Spielens ,Jno ipeeen oes Be-
iiees BON seiiti9en Getrdnten.
Sberiff Griffin lieB tcireu Scr Gerz
boiteteu sur Silrgiduft 5ll. llno nie=
n,ano ioll III 3uflnft sescn Siirslddft
+, frei9eluiicn lueroen, bis Elm Staotrtd,=
ter iiber sen betreffenbet Saa abgez
Illrtbeltt bat.
SIC StabtmabI ut 3nbnaue.
| Subuole, 2. slpril. SN1 Der
lacitriee11 StuotpabI lit 9iappr SSantes
Suul, Sempfrat, nit elmer Mebrbeit
bon 557 Stinmen lnieoer ertpdblt
Ilpproeu Sein @e9ner auf pem eitiSens
Sidet mar Mloerman S. $. SBallis.
iNtoppr SouI bat iein 8iirBerneiIters
amt Ihpr 5erniue iune. Gic 8ar1s
puoue mar cine ser bitterItcn in Der
l9cihidte Ser Stabt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-03
3ebn grofc 2ampier lit ipaniideu
SGfcn.

a)toorio, 1. slpril. 3cbu 9robe
trausatlantilde Gampfer babelt thre
slbfabrt nach slnlerifu auioerrlrfen
l,nO lieaen illiclge ser Saltdlfootae=
fobr uiiBig III perld,ieocneu ipani=
ld}el1 Safen. SullIenoe Spuncu Syradt
liegen uuf De1 Soefs bon Gabi;, Bar
celonn lmo Gnrllna ilno auorten alti
Sdiffsra.ln,. 9ei Ser &egierluta
Iaufcn Selearumme Elm, in oenen ge-
gen 0ie 9lpdooc proteltirt 1lllo ner=
lollgt miro, baB ser NanOel nit
slmerifo luieOer beraeitellt aueroe.
3ettuassitimmc.
@uIel Sdapei5, t.april. 0tcber
Goris.) SSie es beiBt. peroffentlihte
Sic &ener nIrbeiter5eitltno" lestel'
Smrnerstag fol9eroc @arlumg an
sic Mittelm0d)te:
r9obt guch nid]t tallIdell
Sel,tIdlanos Siege iucroeu nienals
bie sllfiirtet SIR slnnabme cines
Srteoens sipineen. gsemn Sic Gent.
ld1en Galais ,mo Garis nei,ulen u,,l
ielbit 5Sranfreih rno Sstalten sur So,
pitlllatiou olpingeu fonnten, 10 mir.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-03
Yrdiibent y. 8pfIc lit ;uriifsctreten.

ySi nj ington, Sci, 1. Iprtl.
Toltpr Siesmllnp b. SolIe. Seellorscr
ser ocltiheu lut6eriihcn Stride biers
iclbl, unn Yrdiioent oes G.zI. Hatiz
onulbunpcs, bat bel Sem Sitergottesz
oieuit lit ieiner Stride icinen 8iidtritt
ais &rdliDent oes 9iutionnlbunbes onz
aefiinoist gr sab an. bnB er Sies
rsum Seiten ieiner Gerneinee" setban
babe. .x
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Mu8 6eu1 Nu8lQnbc.
9lmstauidl ser @ertragsoofltmcnte
iiber Dcm irieocn BON Brett
GitDlusf.
Associated { Press

oofun1ente ilbcr BEN lSrieoen bon
greIt=9itolp5f 5lpilhcn Sen Wiittel=
mdften llnD HuBlanO 1tutt.
SricgIefrctGr gafer int italieniiden
!0amptauartier.
Associated Press
Stulicuild)c5 lSultpt=
ouortier, /. War5. (@crlpdtct.)
ariegiefretdr gofer fam hel,te NOR
gen inn italienilhen 6orptQl1artier at
lu1o beiudte @cr. Gia5, oeu Cher
beiehlsbaber. begleitet Don got'd]ofz
fer Sage. @egen ihledtelr &etters
,pllroe cine 9eiidtigung Ser Tront
o!lfgege6en.
9toh Ser aonferenj ir1 9allpt=
quarter beiud)ten Sic Serrell Hgufer
1no Sage Gcncoig 1ulD belihttgten
SEN Dor, tcl1toniihen iSliegeru angc=
rid)tcten Shabcn. sllll slbel,D retltcn
lie 5llianmcr nn6 Gon1.
Sic glamheu nidt baran.
q lrcroom, 2. slpril. SSu bc1
bcutiden 3eitunsen ipurbc cine bdlbs
amtlihe slu5lalilne uerDifentli6t, i'll
Der cs heiBt:
rgEir fonucu ,1idt einlehen. bub
cue Suuelttgu clHen odnetuttn Yr1e7
Sen uuf grben perbiirgen fDrnte. Sic
@0lfcr ipiiroen iplde 2iga tpobl nit
5src,lDcn begriiben, aber bie 3ett tpiiroe
fpmmerL "a lie lie perflltben ipiiroen.
trcil lie ni6t perfebleu tDnnte, al tbre
5ufin,ngcu 9rullinn1 5l enttolllGen.
rSns cinsig m0glideGrgebniB lpilrz
Sc ein ,lnoblailigcs Streiten llnb 9fDrz
geln uuD itlieblih lpicbcr Gin arieg
icir1, an Sem Sic gal,5e @elt tbeilnebz
men ipiirbe.
rSplpeit ipie Gllub 2otbril1gen III
Setraht fpnunt, ldla9cn mir ale 2iz
eeu unb Aon9rene o6."
6ullano gilt 2eufid)rift beraus.
ssn Saog, I. slpril. Die lteber=
,abne ser IN un1erifuriIden Satell
| befinolid)e1 boaanoii iden Sd)iffe miro
pom Ser &egierln9 Ser 9eieOerIanoe
in elmer nmtlid)er Gelltldrift. lnclde
mn Sunnstag III oern mntliden 81
gan ser Hegierll1g Sn Saag per=
Dffentlidt mlrrDe, als ei1 rgelualttbti=
| tiger Gift be5eid)net, bent Soollano 'id)
| nit aller guergie ieiner ieiten lteber=
5euelu19 nno ieines perletten 9fatio=
nalgefii6ls lnioerleseu miro" Gie He=
eierlu,g befaBt iid) NIT ser Nrofla=
lnotion GriiIioent @ilions be5iialld)
Ser gntidpiOllus ser Ser. Staaten III
OieIer tSragc uno la9t, lie enthalte
@ebal,ptlmgeu, Sic inl @egelllue 5ll
ben Shotlaf,en it1lloen.
Ssn Ser 9enfidrift leibt eS, ouB
sic nieoerlilloiidc gtation INIT peil1=
lidoen lteberraidpn" BON FruIioent
Mlious 9tpte &e1rtniB gcnpnln1er
babe, llno oaB Sic 9eldola9nafne Ell
ner llclltralen SunOelsflotte lmcnt.
| Ildutl0bar lei.
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{ Associated Press

9soris, .. slpril. Gs iunroc anti
lid, betaunt geeebcn. @efanacnc batters
ousoeIaet, bab Gins Ser belltid]cnScr'ts
oeIc1iite, sic Asaris bonbarptrcu,
plabte, iupbei sic @ehicnuu9sntauns
1dldit aetpptet iullroe.
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Q,rpbfcucr in Ntlantic Gitn.

Itlantic Gitp. y. s. 1.aprii.
Gin 8ranb serltortc beute friib Gin
pdllicr9epiert on Der sltluntic spe.
siuilhen Neip Oprf unb Sennenee apt.
Ser GdaScn tpirb alf 81 100000 ses
1haet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-03

gDicogp, 2. slpril. llebcr bic
9roden Irage lit bcllte III 35 nallcl1
Sptpnibips in Suinois abacitimnt
iporaen, ipabrenb anberleits 20 Gitp
Soipnlbips, sic iebt trodcn iil1b, lid
cnt1dieben, pb lie lpieocr nab tperoell
ipol(en.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-27
Why Women Talk.

Men are downtown at their offices all day and have chance to talk. The women have to stay at home. and with the exception of the milkmap. the gro. cery man, the iceman, the old clothes man, a few miscellaneous peddlers and hucksters. and the woman lext door, there Is nobody to talk to. That is why Wife talks her husbands head off when he comes Aome at night. Husbands, who through long years of experience, have grown accustomed to this merely answer ''hmh-hmh" with out hearing. Sometimes the wife will catch them unawares and between re- marks will insert request for $10 to buy new dress with. If the husband, from force of habit answers "hmh- hmh," the wife, of course, gets the gown.--Cartoons Maga zine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-27

General F. M. Johnson, command ing the camp at Yaphank, in which most of the men were drawn directly from the City of New York, has faced particularly difficult problem, training commission officers say. "It is a severe test to take men from civil life and subject them to dis cipline and the entire change which is incident to camp life all at the same time," says General Johnson Anything that can be done to effect this transition into the military serv- ice in a smoother and less abrupt manner will tend to the comfort and happiness of those who have will ingly entered the service and are cheerfully performing their duty under a very intensive schedule of training.
 "We have at present over thirty thousand men in this cantonment and it is out of the question to allow more than one-third or one-quarter of them to go to the city on Saturday nights and Sunday on account of the lack of railroad facilities, and consc- quently the entertainment which will undoubtedly be furnished of a high class nature will be great boon to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-27

Generals commanding cantonmcnts and national guard camps are en- thusiastic over the plan endorsed by Secretary of War Baker to provide entertainment for the soldiers. The plan, it is felt in official circles, solves many serious problems which camp mmanders faced in preserving strict discipline and at the same time a'owing their men necessary relax ntion. Some of the men, suddenly taken from an everyday life where they did about as they pleased. have found relaxation in nearby cities and towns near the camps where infu- f,ces have not been of the best. nder the new plan, some of the best li,ds of entertainment the country affords, including six or more of the saason's best successes, will be pre- s-ntcG in the camps, in theaters built r. the government. Friends of the to'diers throughout the United States will pay for the entertain nsnt by buying Smileage books, con- .alaing coupons passing soldiers to .i! the shows.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-27
Hcnoring French Soldiers

Of the methods of ionorin. soldiers for distinguished service oa the field of battle, the "fourragers" conferred upon the crack regiments of France is one of the most original. It consists of co!orel cord ending i'll q brass tag, the name being derived from the French word for q tetilerii;@ rope fol horses. Every officer aud mia. ill q regiment rewarded for gallantry in ac- tion by the fourra gers has the right to wear this cord round the left sllou- der. There arc tive classes of the distinction, one having green and roG cord to correspond with the crciX dc gucrre, and the other bcI:. in greer, and yellow, ou the lines Of the rarcf metallic miiitaire.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-27
For Blowing Soap Bubbles.

A recent invention has made the blowing of soap bubbles as safe ant! sanitary as drinking pasteurized milk. No longer need the youngster steal the soap from the laundry for his bubbles. Instead he uses tiny paper tubes purchased from the nearest drug store. These tubes contain a sn,aii plece of sterilized soap at one ena ahe tune is dipped in glass of clsai water. Nor is there any danger of the childs cutting himself on q broken l.pe, as ,he tube is So constructed that 1t coliapses under pressure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-27
the enlisted personnel and to the officers as we'll"

the enlisted personnel and to the officers as we'll"
 Smileage Campaign on January 2S.
 In every community in the United States, January 28. campaign will be started to provide high class en. tertaiument for the men in the can comments and national guard camps. The campaign will be for the sale of what is called "smileage" books, little books containing twenty and one hundred coupons good for admission of any soldier to the liberty theatres and liberty tents in the cantonments and national guard camps. The little books are to be sent by the pur- chasers direct to soldiers who are relatives or personal friends or to the camps for general distribution among soldiers who otherwise might not get a book of passes. Wealthy individuals and business organiza- tions, clubs and societies, it is under stood, are planning to buy smileafe books in quantities and send them L. camp commanders for distribution as they see fit. St. Paul has already ordered 5000 smileage books and Minneapolis has placed an order for 1000. .,
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MeatleSS.WheatleSS Breakfast
 Plan Goes Into Effect Monday
Hotel Restaurant Committee Work Up Enthusiasm Concern ing Food Conservation and More Uniform Observance VIII ne Made-Trul0ck Issues Statement.

In an effore to obtain a more uni form observance of the regulations an inounced by the food administration, a
 committee of local hotel and restau- rant men, composed of Messrs. Schnei- der, Matthews and Williams, has been making a canvass of the various res taurants, hotels, butcher shops, grocer ies and boardinp houses explaining the purposes of the government in asking the conservation of food. The committee met with much success, ob- taining the undivided support Of all on whom they called, and it is thought that the meatless and wheatless days will be observed more closely in this city.
 The meatless- -wheatless breakfast, plan, which was recently announced by E. R. Wiles, chairman of the hotel and restaurant commission, will go in- to effect in this city Monday morning and w. N. Trulock, manager of the Hotel Pines, stated last night that the food administration expected the CO., operation of every one in this city, pri- vate homes as we'll as hotels and res taurants. In regard to the food regu- lations Mr. Trulock issued the follow ing statement last night:
 "On Tuesday, the nleatless day, the hotels !, cafes, meat markets, board r ing houses, etc. have agreed not tosell or serve, either cooked or uncooked, any beep, mutton, lamb, pork, veal, liv- bacon, ham, pigs feet, snoute, ears of any by-product of beef, mutton, pork of vetl.
 "On Wednesday, the wheatless day, they have agreed not to sell or serve, either cooked or uncooked, any pure wheat (white) flour, or white bread, rolls, biscuits, cakes of any kind, past ries of any kind, dumplings, noodles, spaghetti, macaroni, or any other ar ticle made of white wheat flour. "On Saturday, the porkless day, they have agreed not to sell or serve, either cooked or uncooked, any pork, ham, bacon, pork sausage, pure lard. cheese, chitterlings. salt pork, or any by-product of pork.
 "In addition to this, the hotels res taurants, cafes, luncheonettes, lunch wagons, lunch stands, boarding hous- es, private houses and all places where food is served will observe meatless, wheatless breakfast from 6:30 a, m. to 10:O0 a. m. every day.
 "All of the above agreements are to
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NEW BOOKS AT
 PUBLIC LIBRARY

Four late books of most enjoy able nature were received by the Public Library association yesterday and placed on the shelves of that or ganization.
 These books are all Of the 1917 edition, and are ab follows:
 "First Ladies of Worchester," by Florence l.. Barclay: "The Mask" by Florence Irwin; Those Times and These, by lrvin> Cobb, and My Coun- try" by George Rothwell Brown.