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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-21

As making up. and ending strife
~ TElFE. YOU know. means fight
ing and quarrclinE. II rs 600 Tad
~ that Their, ever is such % thing
as strife. but as long as there o., II o.
"A blessed thing that folks can m ye
up. Whether Sammy Jay and Mrs.
Samuy ever would have made up, II
things hadn't happened just as they
did. no one knows Of cours" they
might have Then again Mrf sam
my might have done just what she
said she was going TO DO. gone far far.
far away
But. as you remember, BroadWlug
Tho Hawk came" along. ana sammy
warned Mrs sammy just IN the nick
of tan. JDtj as soou as B~roadwing
had disappeared Mrs. sammy flew
straight over to the ire" In which
Samm, was hiding. sammy jay
said she 'I didn't intend 60 ever speak
20 you again, hut YOU awe saved my
life, and I've just got 10 thank you
for doing that Sow I'm going far.
FAR. fan away. so we won't ever quar-
rcl auy more
when Mrs. sammy first appeared
SAMMY looked worry sheopish ana uu-
comfortable. bat when she said she
was going FAR, far away, he looked
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-21

promised all sorts Of things II only
Mrs. Sammy would remain n start
an over again. II his nclshhors could
heard sammy jay pleading th"y
would have had ard work 20 r"cog-
nizc the strong willcd. independent
sammy they had fo long known.
Vow Mrs. sammy has , great deal
81 wisdom In that small head uf hers
She didn't yield hastily She let Sam
du a whole lor ~ worrying. thou
led him on to promise tins thing Co
promise that thing and Z" promise
the other thing. Finally when SAM
my mad promised everything she
wanted. Mrs. sammy aEreed 20 mako
up. Sammy was so happy Lr could
hardly contain himself HiH voice"
usually 50 harsh. becam" wonderfully
sweet. as II always when be-
whistles his love notes. He followed
Mrs. sammy about as n afraid 20 let
her out Of his sight Before the day
was ended Mrs sammy had chosen
% place Tor a new homo and they
had actually begun building So end
"d an the trouble In tn lay family
Newt Story: Buster Rear Hurts
Ills Foot.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-21

can't we build another nest ana he
gin an over again O." There vas e.
note or pleading In Sammy voice
which was hard To- resist. Mrs
sammy shook her head II don't
believe il would DO q bit OF use. 10
said she.
eyes it wouli replied sammy
eagerly "lu promise not TO find the
least hit Of fault couldn't "" use
The old nest again
Mrs sammy shoult hrr head go
said she most decidedly $50 in
deed ! don't want ever 90 SCI. that
nest again think. sammy. II
would Doe better for ua both II W.
never see each other any more
But sammy was quite sur. it
wouldn't The more determined that
she would go away Mrs. sammy
scented, the more humble sammy
became. lie blamed himself Tor
everything that had happened. Hc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-21
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-21
, By
Paul West

"l~rnt that very wonderful" she
..iJ. almost l. wonderful .s n EN
brigham would behave while HW
Turning ms back Go buu a h, thinks
q cont so" him dlppiur his finger in
th, IuE we'll a. -ulpulrH Dr. 1i -t,s,
Hardy fur which u, wllI -tYN after
-.huuI fifteen uluuts
when sn, turned away from the
hord A. wont book 20 her desk EN
ylid 10 might br wonderful - slua
people about trc Itil, fy having ru'
ewes su that It could srr threw che
back of it. head. bot Goo D.. way ot
thiukinp % ditcut hove unvih,ug ou
Miss Potter
Nou'lI Know Them.
nuli Hickey Says IN, u,>i tjulr hiH
fathers pigs Ect away YOU bet m"
Will Know them a nor Eo driyiuE
every persons loose pi7.- into their
st, a getting 3ccusod of stealing thoui
like h" dome last time
Hut ne got hold OF 20 can Of blew
paint hat Do sirn painter vls u,ins.
yesterday afternoon. a. painted am
their piEs with "r 81. null HtCk
EN tIl over them Sow Bull Saws
amy ptr Nou see painted with those
letters is 20 Hickey plp ~ ypu VIII
pleas" send 10 home ti ono"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-21

formation alongside our coaches
Nud th'r" We was oa tho doch and
light 800 front of a. looming up Ike
o. ,uuutrs church an % ior was our
ship Nud She certainly dtd louk hir
and I guess none ut as corn lrd llds
eyer supposed that ,u ordinary troop
-hiH was os nir ls She
Wr diuur stand thor" moro than
about I." minute Whom W. WAS
ordered 90 waI,u on hoard Ardl
then ~ w,a that Soudv's tuu began
That darn monkey ts trying to
crawl out SANDY whispered tu me
! rot him tIrd tu my belt under my
"yrrcoai md hos chewing the
efriu
watch him" said che mnv aim
h' lH.r"r pf Germany
"IIc1l hc 70 dead monkey Il he don't
quit oluwiug me- SANDY whispered
II,k.
Uy thia time ~, was rettnr mn
near the gong plank that you walk
ur duuhl" tilc. ana right before We
Iui uu the ship we had to pass two
guards who w1s WATCHING everybody
carefully that went ON
Wei iusi as Sandy got up almost
"pllNiir h'st guards ! saw nm awful
lunk come over hts face nud ne drop
ped his gun and grabbed himself
lrount me waist like he was having
some harl luck with his trousers.
just thou one Of them guards stem.
ped down to see what the matter was
ana it looked an over for both the
crown Prince aud SANDY whcu Ser
r"tnt nolittlc crowded ahcud and
shouted Nv hats the matter Ut q
YOU hrttrr g't q new pair az suspcn-
dors Here Damn, carry his riflo ur-
ul Private Splits gets aboard
So I jumped n and Will" sandy
held the mon under his oVercoat like
BE- WIS hold ma uu hi. army PANTS We
shoyed ou be- front uf the guard and
uti Wa we'll Uut tho Crown Prince
sure rot an awful spaubiug when We
nut down tu uur huuitF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-21
IN OUR o

Tuesday.
school has rot but .s dug moro
Then Wr Will Doe us irr" ls . soldier .u
the war
a Mss POTTER ud This morninr
MI She wanted Co muN" % as pleas
AZ amt fur ~ th'-c nice days uu
60 oy4mm3ehu titu. Js sh" could. -u
instead ~ up,niur poul,s d studs iur
sec would study from th" FIRST taiur
'N't roIur handy .Ich la 90, little
fIy that Torp Stehhirs htl lu.' Duu-ut
a WIS trying go Shove down lllIc
Grimes back p" make Lilac yell Sh,
-iid Turp would now tell MS something
about the N'tlo flN such tr what u
was good for Nsotth.
Torp got up S stic ls fur as DE
knew flies Wt-cut good for anything
except 20 rst loo the a things
like chat. nut she uid the uttIo fy
WINS prohly very useful only we did
cnt r|"elizc 10 q she confident think
just What il was useful TOR herself o..
present au She would tell us ONE
lhlng elise about o.
Then ,hc stocd uu 20 the blackboard
with her buck 90 the class q nude %
pitcher at The WAY t fly's head H hilt
sn n can see alI fH' way round. sp
that eN"r u sou 'N 20 sncab up no-
hind lt D. can So tou n get away
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-21
happier ~

VUJHlL SANDY got the crown
NA/ Prince ou BOARD an right For
about 'ru srHunds o. booked lt"
Sandy didn't have 70 chance" II WAS
aiour about midnight when We root
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-21

decidedly alarmed. 'What-what-
what are YOU going away for" he
stdmmcTCd
so TINT YOU won't see panything
more uf me- replied Mrs. Sammy.
"Rut hu2 but ! want to see YOU.
/ don't want you TO 20 away. II
I'm sorry about those eggs I'm
SORRY / found fault about that nest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-21
~
PRIVATE DANNYS
WAR BOOK

By FRAZIER HUNT

down to tho ulr durI, where our ship
wa. aud you would think w. was t
funeral tttiu the way W." -n'a'Iei iu-
sid, the big fence with lil the shades
ON our ears drawn down ana every
fhIur quiet We didn't hay" % iho1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-21
Tuesday Evening
May q, 1918
THE MYSTERIOUS A
By H. ADDIaGToN BRUCE

'Jhc Riddle OF Personality Psychology and pnrcnthood'" Ttc.
Copyright, 1915, by Tho Associated Newspapcrs)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-21

There's nothing quite $50 sweet in litc
As making ~ and ending strife
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-21

80 Jl where ", was when W, stopped
ud uui Officers told us 90 get off
th" u1n nud Line up Boz company
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-21

r"a" was caught directly at The front
.ui the hat Nh"t' yroWu and ltim
Joined These sheer rInIju hats are
very DtsilN niudp
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-12
w S S
MOTHERS DAY.

Mothers Day will be observed more widely today than in any of the years since the establishment of the custom. The people of France, respecting the ideals of their American allies, will ob- serve the day for the first time, and General Pershing, commander of the American Expeditionary forces. has requested his officers and men to write to their mothers on this day.
 When a man honors his mother, he honors himself. Mother is the truest friend man or woman possesses. The sacrifice of the average mother for her child, if written. would make a huge vOlumn, filled with chapters of a mothers suffering and anguish. inter- spersed here and there with little in- cidents of joy and happiness, derived from the successes of the son or daughter.
 There is no love like the Mother love.
 Too often children take Mother for granted. She's adways there at home, ready to sympathize or rejoice with the child as the occasion demands. And it makes no difference to Mother hoW her child may act, her love al ways forgives. One may commit such offenses that he is outcast. but there is always place i'll Mothers heart for her erring child. Such love cannot be compensated. but each person can show appreciation, and make Mother happier. This appreciation should not be displayed only once year-it ought to be part of every ones every day life.
 Too often children. men especially. think of Mother only when trey get in trouble. That is, they pretend they are regretfrl because of the shame knowledge of their act will cause Moth CT. But these lie. unknowingly per haps. They say it is "because of Moth er' that they seek to avoid punish ment, but they are not telling the truth. They are just using Mother once again to shield them from punish ment they deserve. When they use Mothers name in their pleas, they are not fooling newspaper men and court officers. They only make themselves contemptible.
 Observe Mothers Day by sending her some evidence of your love-pre' ferably letter, and small present,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-12
w. s. $

The individuality of parking auto mobiles in Main and Second streets in the business section was again demon strated yesterday. An obt-of-tOwn motorist, driving south on Main, was compelled to drive in the street car track. He slowed up unexpectedly, and the rear of his car was hit by a street car. That no one was hurt was due to the motorman of the street car having put on the brakes. The parking of cars on Main, between Barraque and Fifth, and on Second, be- tween Main and Chestnut, should be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-12
--W. 5. S.- MEN UNJUST TO SELVES AND TO WOMEN.

The opposition in the United States senate to the proposed equal suffrage amendment, which has caused these in
 charge of the measure to again post
 pOne submitting it to 8 vote is dis play of selfishness and egotism that ill country, for that matter.
 This small coterie of senators they
 number just two more than onethird of the membership-in effect say to
 the world: We think our women do not
 possess sufficient intelligence to vote.
 This despite the fact that women are
 today achieving greater things than ever before.
 Without the intelligent work of the
 women; without their leadership, their courage, and their devotion, the United States and it's allies could not success fully prosecute the war for freedom. And without the labor of women, Ger many and her dupes in the gigantic conspiracy to impose Eultur on the world could not thave pursued their criminal and murderous policy as long as they have.
 Ths is Mothers Day. The man who can think of his mother and say she ought not to have tie privilege of voting is either laboring under a mis- taken idea of what is due woman hood or is too narrow to properly dis charge the duties of citizenship. The women today are doing all kinds of work--war, relief and industrail They are doing it well. Certainly, in view of these facts, none can success fully contend that they should not have the privilege of voting.
 The men who oppose equal suffra ge are unjust to the women, tC themsel- yes and omore fair-minded men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-12
GO TO ARTILLERY RANGE

Alexandria, May 1.-The Seventy seventh brigade, composed of the 143rd and 154th infantries, the form CT from Arkansas and the latter from three States-Louisiana, Ark ansas and Mississippi-are to leave Monday for the artillery range, 15 miles north of Camp Beauregard, for several weeks stay. The brigade is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-12
GRANT COUNTY GIVES
 CARLOAD OF FLOUR

Grant county has donated car load of flour, 300 barrels, for con sumption in France, according to R. R. Posey, food administrator for Grant county who was here yester- day. The flour will be shipped Mon- day to New Orleans and thence to France.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-12
under command of Brigadier General Wylds J. Richardson.
MUNICIPAL COURT.

Fines and forfeitures totalling s45 were imposed in the municipal court by Judge Earl Wood. Cash bonds of $1O put uri isy Henry Horton and s. B. Jackson, t.sed with drunkenness, were forfeited, while J. lP. Parker and Osby Clay were sentenced to pay fines of $10 each for trespassing, and T. J. Anderson fined $5 for assault and bat tery.
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CORONER.

DIR. H. E. WILLIAMS \ announces as a candidate TOT rVth tion as coroner of Jefferson counN subject to the action of the IsI cratic voters, in the primary on WY 2S, 1918.
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State Auditor Issues 5O.OOO More
 Blanks Than Usual.

Little Rock. May 11.-The women of Arkansas are paying their poll-taxes. This is proven by the fact that the state auditor has issued to the var ious collectors 50,000 more rCll-taX re- ceipts for the payment of taxes up to July 1, than ever before in the history of tn state. Up to the present time a total of 345.o00 blanks has been is sued. The voting strength of the men ha sbeen reduced by probably 3o.000 who have gone into the military and naval service of the country. so it ap- pears that there has been very con siderable increase in the total num> Der issued. due to the primary enfran- chisement of the women.
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F,>R PROSECUTING ATToR'il
ur ppOCKMAN

E. w. BROCKMAN ,,,, announces as candlua.o M n,b J6 cutting attorney of the Eievensn a, ne+oa sI { cial district. subject to the ac,Sa sa;m.r E the EAaocl x,ic voters III 'ne p'
 on May 2S, 1?lS.
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FOR CONSTABLE
TOM MEEkS

TOM MEEkS announces as a candidate for cOn- stable of Vaugine township, subject to the action of the Democratic vot- CTS, in the primary on May 28, 1918.
 BEN s. BRANNON announces as candidate for constable of Vaugine township, subject to the action of the Democratic voters, in the primary on May 28, 1918.
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FOR SURVEYOR.
T F. SORRELLS

T r. SORRELLS announces as q candidate TOT su'e.| !. of Jefferson county, sut:act 10 'lss1 M tion of the Democratic voters uD prmary on May 2S, 1918.
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A. w. ("AR" LOWiE

A. w. CAB') LOWE announces as candidate for re-elec- tion as superintendent of public in struction of Jefferson county, subject to the action of the Democratic voters ill the primary on May 2S, 1918.
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l.. E. CHEEK

l.. E. CHEEK announces as a candidate for reek tion as county and probate judge q Jefferson county, subject to the Y tion of the Democratic voters, in h primary on May 28, 1918.
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r p pARS0NS

J. R. PARSONS ,. announces as a candlda'e 4oi "s ,,r, tion as treasurer of Jefferson l.. N. !. ty (second term), subject to % s < \ yion of the Democratic vo1erS' primary on May 2S, 1913. x
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF
 EDUCATION
F. GARLAND MAY.

announces as candidate for superin- tendent of public instruction of Jeff ferson count, subject to the action of the Democratic voters, in the primary on May 28, 1918.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE,
k. H. WILLIAMS

announces as candidate for coua and probate judge for Jefferson GSs ty, subject to the action of the Dem cratic primary May 2S, 1913.
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RENT FOR THE
 summer, a furnished home for family of three adults. Address. J.
 care Graphic. .5-16-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-12

Speculative activities are getting a bigger crimp put into them every week. The government is fighting for the people as well as against the kali ser.
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LICENSED TO WED

License was issued yesterday for the marriage of M. Christianos, aged 32, and Miss Hellen Makris, aged 22, both of Pine Bluff.