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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-02
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Cr4ss r'psech Street Baptist church
 give Ga sA inc he benefit of the Red ling s,1o lol n,,blic is invited to attend E. l,a5 Ine pnDh pn the lawn at the home IS s0I'n, and Mrs. Herschel' 2'th an"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-02

! Ride. ,,,. IT F.. Stain gave a D. a11a 111Tae5nesday Int $, evenins in honor ride 1Nusin M1 who leaves soon ,o Fr. .Is Dorz',, nayv D Delightful refresh the lnere "ser served to the following: It's were tdas se' S s. Stain. Martin
 and ,1,.s AIs; Esther stain, Mrs. Torn Miss Mis' prusia, and Mr. Lawrence
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-02

 their grandparents MT. and Mrs. R. M. Galbralth for several weeks, have re- turned to their home in Little Rock.
 Miss Helen Sparks of Crossett Ark, who has been the guest of Miss Catherine Caldwell left yesterday for Fordyce, Ark.
 Mrs. C. Rice, 1903 West Second went to TeXarkana yesterday to be with her husband who is iii the Cot ton Belt hospital there.
 Mrs. E. M. Ondin of Sl9 West Twelfth avenue has returned from an extended trip 10 Little Rock where she visited her father.
 Mrs. Jessie Gray and Miss Caro- line w. Reeder have returned to their home at Grady after visiting here for few days.
 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Philpot of Little Rock are visiting Mrs Mary Rowland. They came to attend the Country Club :cnic last night.
 Marion Ellis Kettles arrived yester- day from New Orleans to visit Mis,- lIarnestine Cook at 1910 East Seventh avenue.
 Miss Matte Martin has returned from Washington, Where she visited her brother, Charlie Martin, who is in the navy.
 Mrs. R. A. Poole, 512 Georgia street went to New Gascony yesterday for a few days visit with her niece, Mrs. Hughes.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph D. Gonzalez of Havana, Cuba, are the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Dennis, 11S Ohio Street.
 MT. and Mrs. w. T. Gleen and son Aquil are visiting in Malvern for q few days.
 Mrs. J. P. Batterton 709 Main street went to Little Rock yesterday for a two days visit with relatives.
 Mrs. 0. c. Hankison is spending a month with relatives and friends in Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. George F. Becker leaves soon to visit relatives in Louisville, Ky. and Jeffersonville, Ind. Mrs. J. G. King and Mrs. R. F. Woodruff spent yesterday in Little , Rock.
 -m=
 MT. and Mrs. J. M Sawyer will leave today to visit Leslie and other points.
 Mrs. R. H. Williams has returned from a visit to Little Rock. Miss Merrel Warren has gone tc Heber Springs to spend her vacation
 Misses Fay and Jessie Elliot arc visiting for week in Little ROCK:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-02

Mir. and Mrs. Joseph D. Gonzalez of Havana, Cuba, are the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Dennis, 11S Ohio Street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-02

Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Gleen and son Aquil are visiting in Malvern for q few days
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-02

Mrs. J. P. Batterton 709 Main street went to Little Rock yesterday for two days visit with relatives.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-01-24

IT, British
- l.-a-.l s.. ......a- Amer
ican troops 10 Europe. aas torps do
ed bs German submarine last
Tuesday evening The vessel sank
in about tao hours aith loss OFT 1i7
United States troops The vses'
which aa- conveyed by Ea-Hsa War-
ships. carried 2.s. persons -1i9 o.
which uerl o-r soldiers Fortunate
ly. tile disaster occurred lear tHe
Irish coast elfeh probably uccouu g
for the comparatively smau loss ~
life.
On board he TnsctaIa were six
KenileHans. 1870 ot whom Brady
and Hoarlo Hal.-ar reported from
this county. youns men who enlisted
az Fulton. aud were rescued.
How the American soldiers behaved
when they found that The boats as
signed TO them on NE Tuscania had
been smash ed Is told by ana American
officer Who landed at sn Irish port
The officer said that his men behay-
ed as be had expected them 20. Two
fun boat loads under his command
assembled ou deck when The torpe
Do struck the liner and marched 70
the boats assigned them. Arriving
al their stations they found that 10Th
boats had been destroyed
-The men lined upon deck al ar
tention." said the officer. and all
preserved the utmost composure until
a destroyer came alongside and effect
ed the transfer from the gradually
sinking deck
we stood ALONGSIDE until the last
man was taken off. Who. as misht be
expected. was H. commander OF the
ship The patients in the ships hos
pital. including several cases Of
scarletina and fever. we're among
the first taken off"
The Tuscania was a vessel ~ H.
34S ton. and is the first transport 90
fan victim OF Submarines since lie
American BOYS have been going
over" although many thousands
have crossed the Atlantic in The last
few months.
The latest figures available on he
Tuscania disaster showed thar Z.z@5
persons had been saved and that a.
bout 166 were missing. The saved
il was added. Included I13 American
officers and 1917 American men, 10
Officers and 1S3 men OF the crew. and
six passengers
The bodies or 12s American troops
have been recovered.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-01-24
See Our Windows for New Spring Caps Shirts Ties Soft
Collars, Brown Shoes Blue Serge Suits


@..or f.a.a ao latus .e.n
a... t.ru ef.s rat tHs alaelre
de .-u.4 anHal oH. hasa -te.r
about four years OLD. ultb crop in
.erl err and und.rlit ID the same
car. and q crop orr of tle right ear.
said st.el las been Iehorr-d. lut TIE
horns have grown ont again about g
inches. weight about 1000 or 100
pounds and branded on l,r hp. was
taken Feb ay im as stray on the
farm oil j g. HondHranr. q BON
drraut Station. 5 miles below Hicf-
man on rhe g. So a. a.. railroad. and
which farm said aran. BIAS rented.
and that Dee has uo. changed. defac-
I'd OF altered the marks or hrarls
of said animal. ard D S. Fuller a
Aous. Keeper in Fulton county being
duy sworn. states tl8f said animal
IS or the value OF S75. and J. t.e NM
darsisued Judge OF tho Fulton County
Court. therefore appmis- said animal
~ So Witness my hand as Judge
of the Fulton County Court This the
18Th dag OF February. 1e1s.- 2. J..
STAIR. j. B.. C. G.. Be
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-01-24

Three or four good work mules tor
sale.-A. H. Leet. TIC
your "bit"-C. N. Adams & Son,
Agt.. Hickman. Ky. TIC
School VIII close tomorrow tfri-
dayJ afternoon az the Graves school
house Patrons generally report ,he
present term as one of the most sue
cessfui in the history OF the district.
which IS a splendid compliment 20
the effort and ability OF Prof Wiley.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-01-24


Again the apron. Ire blouse IS Of
cray chiffon. the apron 81 silver lace
Black satin skirt and sash Of the
chiffon. HAT % gray jersey faced
with black satin and embroi dered IN
black and silver.
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sweater hn+ among tho artistic sa+
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- o,,t a. - t-t++e4 so,-e ,-ttch a. a
s,,hstI+u+a f,- , sv..e+a- r. H. vror,
as the canadian soldiers wear ft cross
inc ovar tho FRONT and hack IN ohIioue
lines vcffb .ha long .,de tucked
through tho part that forms the belt IN
FRONT and drorrrr, 4cu-n vi+h their
fringe ten inches below the whist
The Importance o. sasbss.
Whenever tba e+r5Ifrr ~ the hins
hecomes "a first fashion saehas lean m
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v,or,a, who so. tr scoessari..s the most
1f-.-+i.,,, mort 80 rostt,..,r.r, o,,re-sl
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-01-24

This slim one piece frook Is OF blue
oaberdine trimmed with black silk
braid High collar % lace
and the senSuousness OF the East IS
81 posed o. be the origin of this bias
movement ~ fabric on the female fig
ure.
The straight line concenls; the bias
line partly reveals. The American In
dian j. probably the only great primt
tive who kept 90 the straight line 10
costumery. as n II were done In ac
eorlance with the Indian physical
fxsmewOrk
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-01-24
Come to the Busy Bee and get q
good dinner every day.

good dinner every day.
Steel and copper plate engraving
OF all kind The Courier.
Mrs IT, r. Pra'her LEFT Friday FOR
Chattanooga Ut Oslethorpc) 10 visit
her husband. Capt. Il. r. Prather.
WANTED: All kinds OF timber.
all sizes and lengths. anywhere and
in any amount; also railroad ties.
The Govt. needs this material. DO
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS TO
LOAN. Long time. six per cent,
first real estate mortgage. De
scribe property. Money ready. Adj
dress p. O. Box 3D. tic
Mammals P. C. Flour. Pured
y heat, Pulled Rice. Wheat Hearts.
Cream OF Wheat, Pettijohns Food.
Rolled Oats. KrumbIes. Grits. Petit
Johns Beans. Flour. etc. at Betters-
vo-th's.
W AAtM |lH 'NWN = NNAtfAAAN - ~ 80
you are uncomfortable and the long
er this condition exists the worse you
feel. You can get rid of his misery
quickly by mug HEBBINE. Take a
dose on going 90 bed and see how
fine you feel next day Price soc a
bottle. Sold BY Hickman Drug Co. 4
John Gilbert. a negro and formerly
OF Hickman. died at Elkhart, Ind
Monday. John was arrested there as
a suspicious character and when
taken in custody said you can't take
me back 90 Kentucky 10 hang me"
Authorities wired back. thinking may
be he was wanted for gone crime,
but he was not. He Is said TO have
been slightly denented.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-01-24
ne ouInlns that Does Not Aztec, the Head

Because Of is tonic and laxative eiieet. LAAA-
TIVE BROA1O QrINiNE is better than ofdinafr
Quiuiue and does not cause nervousness nof
ringing IN head. Remember the toll natse ana
lock tor the signature OF T. ". GROVE s9e-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-01-24

POSTS FOR SALE: Black locust,
white oak and sassafras.-L- r. Eth
son tie
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-10
Poison Controls Cabbage Worms.

Spray the cabbage plants just n
quickly n the green colord worms be-
gin feeding upon the plants. This
will destroy the worst enemy Of the
cabbage patch.
The dainty white butterflies which
are now flying about the gardens and
lowering over the cabbage plants, are
the parents Of the green cabbage
worms. These butterflies will soon lay
their eggs upon the cabbage plants.
and these eggs will hatch in about u
week or ten days into tiny green
worms, which begin 10 feed at once.
Spray the cabbage, says 7. j. Tai.
bert. Of the University Of Missouri
College Of Agriculture. a. soon as in
jury II noticed. with arScnatc of lead
paste NJ the rate of two tablespoon.
| fuls 10 one gallon of water. An II.
fcctiyc dust spray may also he pre-.
pared by using one Tablespoonful ~
the powdered ars.na;c of lead to u
pint of air.slackcd lime or line road
dust. Apply the poisoned powdered
mixture with some sort Of sitter. "a,
u pepper can. ,alcum powder can. ~
tin can IN which few holes have been
made with n small nail.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-10
70 PROVIDE HOl sEmOLD SUGAR
Consumers Are Urged 10 Use Not
More Than 3 Pounds % Month.

Columbia. Mo-. May 6.--The Food
Administration has announced that Il
Is making every cndcavor 10 see that
the country Is provided with q supply
of household sugar On the basis nf
three pounds Of sugar for each person
a month. Consumers are urged not
To consume more than this amount.
Saving from this supply enough for
use curing the approaching canning
season H. not regarded ~ boarding,
|, Il also the intention of the Food
Administration to supplement tie 4
pounds u month allotment during tho
canning season with an additional
amount that will he ample for ncces'
Sary canning operations. The full
utilization of all methods which vii
save sugar Is, however. strongly al
viscd. Such methods include putting
up fruits in their natural juices, thu
use of syrups. drying and the storage
of fruits and vegetables in pits an'
cellars.
| Canning fruits. vegetables and per
ishable products of all kinds for fam
lily use during the months Of little n
no production is not boarding and suci
products will not be seized or taxed
nor will the amount be limited. TIN
Food Administration has repeated!
and definitely declared that any state
ments To the contrary are the resul
of enemy propaganda.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-10
In Love with Oregon, Mo.

I've roamcd from sea
To sea, Ore.
But where e'er have gone TO,
I've kept with me
A wish to be
Again with Ore Gonmo.
For love thee.
Ny dear Ore,
And through long years have done 81
And It's with glec,
That back to thee,
come, dear Ore Gonmo.
And I'll nicer free
Myself. Ore,
From this love that's gone on 50,
Hut Ger with me
A hope thcre'll be.
TO gain see Ore Como.
--ERlkLATH.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-10
His Smile.

He wasn't rich rs dollars go,
lie didn't have a pile Of dough,
He didn't own a motor car.
He couldn't often travel far,
He couldn't dress in costly style,
lie just possessed kindly smile.
He had q happy sort of way,
Knew how to work and how to play,
And respected women fair
And dealt with men upon the
square.
And people thought him much worth
while,
Because he had q kindly smile.
You don't need store of gold
The love of real friends to hold,
BE honest, boy and kind, and true
And do the work you find to do,
Win openly and not by guile,
And folks will like you for youl
smile.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-10

TERMS: $3.50 to insure living
colt; will not charge for any deform-
tiles. Care will be taken to prevent
accidents, but will not be responsible
should any occur. If mare is disposed
of, either traded or sold, service fee
becomes due at once. Lien on mare
and colt will be held for service fee.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-10

Terms and Conditions: The above
Horses and Jacks will make the sea-
son of 1918 on my farm, 6h miles
east Of Oregon, on the State road, and
en- miles west Of the Iron Bridge. and
close to the Mayfiower school house;
$3.50 will be charged to insure living
colt from Armour, Carmack and War
rior, and $500 from Gsudelier, Tax
Collector, Jr.. and Giant B When
mare Ia parted with or removed from
original locality, money for service
becomes due at once. A. lien on the
mare and foal will be held for insur-
ance money. Care taken to prevent
accidents, but will not be responsible
should any occur. =
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-10

This Horse and Jack will make the
season Of 1918 at my barn, known Is
the old Luckhardt place, I blocks north
and one west Of Ed Kramer's Garage.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-10
Local fishermen have introduced

Local fishermen have introduced
an innovation. One evening, this
week, Clarence j. Stout and wife and
others motored to Altamount, and af-
ter spending some time with only
meagre luck in catching crappie in the
big railroad pond, were about to fore
go the sport on account Of darkness,
when the happy thought of turning
on the spot lights Of their cars oc..
CURED TO them. This was done, and
the fish swarmed in pools in the bright
light thrown on the surface Of the
water, and they began landing them
30 fast they had q big string in few
minutes.-Gallstin Democrat.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-10
CounfY School Notes.

Educational Day is the special day
Of the year to which every school
child, teacher and school patron Of the
county should look forward. The en-
ercises Of this day should be to the
schools (both rural and town. Of the
entire county what the commencement
exercises of each school are to the To-
cal community.
Next Friday is the day, May 10, and
Fortescue is the place, that the
county superintendent is asking YOU
to observe as a fitting close TO all the
schools Of the year. Try TO arrange
your work so as to spare that one day
as a gala day in the interest of your
children.
The superintendent has been very
fortunate in securing Mr.. Sam Jordan
as the speaker of the day. As you
all know, Mr.. Jordan is the most pop
ular of all the lecturers sent out by
the State Agricultural Society. Holt
county farmers will learn enough from
his address to justify their taking q
day of in the busy season.
The program will be as follows:
10 n. m.--Song, America.
Invocation.
Salute to the flag.
Canning demonstration by Canning
Club OF Cons. Dist. No. 3. Fried
chicken rs well as rhubarb will be
canned.
Program by the schools Of the coun.
~ teaching "Vitalized Agriculture
20 minutes.
Six minute talks--Our Schools, the
agency through which good citizens
are made.
Training the Head-Supt. Ensor.
Training the Hcart--Supt. Smith.
Training the Hands-Supt. Crosseu
School Athletics-Supt. Burress.
The Rural High School-Supt. Ske'
ton.
Club work-Mrs. Williams.
The School Band-Mr. Seth Turpen
Junior Red Cross Work in the Hol
County Schools-Mrs. Quigley.
War Savings Societies-Supt. Fran
cisco.
l2:00-Dinner.
100 D. m.--Song, missouri Mine.
Address--Mr. Sam NJ. Jordan, Stat
Lecturer.
Presentation Of diplomas to rura
graduates.
Award Of scholarship tChillico,h
Business College,. and Of prizes "
Spelling and Pcnmanship contests. .
2:30-iiolt County School Athle'h
meet.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-10
GIANT B
(23108)

Is Brown Jack, with white points.
Foaled June 20, 1916; 1874 hands
high; extra heavy bone, large head
and ears; and is one of the best Jacks
you will see this season.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-10

The School Band-Mr. Seth Tufpen.
Junior Red Cross Work in the Hol,
County Schools-Mrs. Quigley.
War Savings Societies--Supt. Fran
cisco.
i2:0o-Dinner.
100 d. m.---Song. missouri Mine"
Address--Mr. Sam NJ. Jordan, State
Lecturer.
Presentation Of diplomas to rural
graduates.
Award OF scholarship tChillicothe
Business College,. and Of prizes IN
Spelling and Pcnmanship contests.
2:30-Holt County School Athletic
meet.
Track.
aaO.yard dash tHigh School evcnt).
22O-yarI dash tboysD.
lOO-yard dash tboys).
b0.yarl dash tboys).
5O.yard dash tgirls).
Field.
Pole vault lHigh School evcnO.
Standing broad jump ,boys).
Running broad jump ,boys).
Running high jump tboys).
Running hop. step and jump tboys).
Basket ball throw tgirls).
Baseball game Cons. Dist. No. 2 vs..
Cons. Dist. No. 3.
Baseball game between the winning
team and Cons. Diet. No. q. Sup'. ;.
W. SHELTON and Mr.. Fred Waggon'r
will oticatc In these events.
Oratorical Contest.
$40 u. m.--"Star Srangled Banner
lnvocation--Rev. Wilson.
Music.
oration-Rcprcscntativc Of Mound
City II. S.
0ration-Rcprcscn,ativc Of Oregon
II. s.
Music.
Oration---Reprcsentative Of Cons,
Dist. No. |.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Cons
Dist. No. 9.
Music.
Oration-Rcprescntativc Of Craig
II. $.
oration-Rcprcscn,ativc OF Maitland
". :,
Music.
oration-Rcprcscnta,ivc of Corning
II. $.
oration-Rcpresen,atiye of Cons
Dist. No. !.
Oration-Rcprcsentative Forest CIT!
". :.
Music.
Stereopticon views.
Decision Of judges, and award o'
gold medal to winning contestant, nm,
silver trophy cup to school to whici
winner belongs.
God BE With You TIL We Nee
Again."
Admission to the evenings program
will be % cents.
| feel sure that the people OF Cons
Dist. No. 3 will take great pleasure u
extending a cordial welcome to the pa
rents. teachers and trends OF all TN
school children of the county rs wei
as the school children themselves
Fortescue has one Of the most beauti
full school buildings in the county, am
the spacious auditorium with its com
Portable opera chairs will accommodate
q large number Of people.
There are fifty girls and boys VIII
have this year finished the 9Th grad
in Holt county's rural and consolidat
ed schools. They all expect TO D
members Of some high school mex
fall. The roster is as follows:,
Lila Browning, Pleasant school.
Emil Smith, Elsie Graham, Croser
Russell Click. Blair.
Ethel Edwards. Lincoln.
Ruby Radley, Union.
Marie Egger, LeOna Mcintyre, Fat
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-10
JUMBO

Black Mammoth Jack, 1914 hands
high, good bone; good action; 6 years
old this August.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-01
OFFICIAL PICTURES
 OF WAR AT COLUMBIA

First official pictures of Uncle Sam's greatest battle against the Ger mans will be shown at the Columbia theater Sunday and Monday only These battle scenes were filmed by the American signal corps of the expe- ditionary forces. so there can be no question as to their authenticity.
 These pictures. which are included in the semi weekly Columbia Screen Telegram, were filmed on the actual battlefield of the greatest hnd most successful fight waged by Uncle Sam's forces against the Prussians and the fight that started the downfall of the German army. They were taken dur ing the actual course of the battle and show great German shells bursting on the battlefield: views of American sharpshooters doing their bit" to de- feat the Huns are shown as is also a view of a German pilot falling to his death, pictures that are regarded as some of the most rema rkable since America's entry into the war. Hun dreds of Hun dead are shown on the battlefield after the Americans have driven the enemy back and hundreds of other Germans. held captives by Americans, are also thrown onto the screen.
 But this is only part of the Colum- bia offering for the two days. The program is one of exceptional value any one of the three pictures alone be ing worth more :han the price of ad- mission. The picture which holds fea ture position on the program is Little Red Decides" starring Barbara Con- noley and Jack Curtis. It is a western drama. in which the Chinaman is giver
Arizona republican., 1918-09-01
Weeks Happenings
 At Local Theaters

THE HIP-Sundsy, Monday and Tuesday. William Farnum in "True Blue" with Sunshine comedy. "The Neiehbor key-hole." Wednesday and Thursday. Viola Dana in "The Flower of Dusk" with Mac Sennett comedy. Friday and Saturday, Monroe Sails bury in "Winner Takes AL" with one of the Spanuth's famous rockville movies.
 LAMARA-Sunday and Monday, Lieut.. Jack Piokford in Mile Minute KendalI,' with Fox comedy, "The Divers Last Kiss" Tuesday, Wed . nesday and Thursday. George M. Co., han in "Hit the Trail Holiday and Burton Holmes Travelogue. Friday and Saturday, Sessue Hayakawa in "The White Mans Law" and Official Gov ernment War pictures.
 COLUM MBlA-Sunday and Monday, Little Red Decides" featuring Bar bsra ConnoIey and Jack Curtis, with Columbia Screen Telegram, and Fat ty Arbuckle in "A Village Scandal" Tuesday and Wednesday, Douglas Fairbanks in American Aristocracy,'' with a Toto comedy, "The Junk Man. and Ford Weekly. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Francis Ward in "The Yellow Ticket" with a Columbia Screen Telegram.