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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-07
GEO H. ADAMS.
Hard to Think of Words.

Inability to choose the right word often places a speaker in an embar. rassing position. Many business men lose much valuable time because they find it didlcult to express what they want to say when they dictate their correspondence. Greater freedom and accuracy in speaking and writing can be acquired by studying dictionary A few minutes devoted to the study of words and their meaning each day will in short time result In great benefit to anyone who will put that practice to test.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-07

1 Taylor. Mrs. Chas. Moore. Pines Hotel: Mrs. P. J. Collier, Mrs. Alex Rowell, Mrs. Henry Haiz- 1 lip, Mamie Hicks Riley, Mrs. Thomas Collier III. Jefferson Hotel: Mrs. R. C. ThOmp- son.
 Courthouse: Mrs. C. F. Philpot.
 Schober Martin Dry Goods Co.,; Mrs. F. M. Schober, Mrs. c. II. Mar tin.
 McEwen's Mrs. Carter Murphy Mrs Russell Hollis.
 Dreyfus Store: Mrs. Milford Drey- | fus. Mrs. Simon Bloom, Mrs Joe 1 Meyer. Gottlieb's Mrs Sig. Hyman. Union Station: Mrs. Sam Dickey, Mrs. Frank Warriner.
 The womans committee is compos- ed of Mrs A. w. Trope, chairman: Mrs Jack Bernhardt and Mrs. w. D. Jones. sales director.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-07
WOMEN WORKERS
 ASSIGNED STATION
City Divided Into I2 Districts, With Women Stationed at Central
 Points.

The Women's Liberty Loan commit tee, under the direction of the chair man, Mrs. 4. w. Troupe, has divid ed the city into twelve districts. in each of which are one or more sta tions, for the Third Liberty loan drive which opened here yesterday.
 The district captains are in order as follows:
 Mrs. W. T. Lowe. Mrs. !. A. Me 1.eod. Mrs. Jack Rocst. Mrs. w. M Toney, Mrs. F. B. Bloom, Mrs. Gar land Brewster. Mrs. Drew White, Mrs Adolph Bluthenthal. Miss Reulah Wal ker, Mrs. W. R. Barricklow, Mrs. Frank Tom'inson, Mrs. J. s. Jenkins
 The stations which have been desig- mated, together with the names of the women who will offciate at each are ::
 Merchants X Planters ank: Mrs. J. tWl Wilkins, Mrs A. D. Foster, Mrs. s. c. Alexander Mrs. A. c. Jordan.
 Simmons National Bank: Mrs. J. M. Elliott, Mrs. .Jo Nichol. Mrs. P. M. Phillips, Mrs E. C. McMullen, Mrs. w. N. Trulock.
 Peoples Bank: Mrs. Hubert Strange, Mrs. C. H. Harring, Mrs. w. O. Taggart
 Citizens Bank: Mrs. M. E Bloom, Mrs. John Spears. Mrs. A. r. Dreyfus.
 Cotton Belt Bank: Mrs. Oliver Gal hraith. Mrs. c. H. Bolinger. Mrs. H. G. HIigeinbotham, Mrs. Cora Gillespie.
 Arkansas National Bank: Mrs c. II. Triplett, Jr.. Mrs. ". C. Hudson.
 Postofiice: Mrs A. w. Scruggs, Mrs. John D. Wilhorrae, Mrs. k. T. Louthan, Mrs. F. H. Johnson.
 Elevator Lobby of Citizens Bank Building Mrs Iennett SeabroOk Mrs. WI T. Wonlridge. Mrs. ". "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-07

where under the ground, mingllng with every other plant that grows, twining it's tendrilS about their roots, so that to uproot it means to kill the thing ii clngs to. as well. Not that the spread of this industry has had deleterious effect upon others existing alongside of it; the contrary is the truth. But their interdependence is so compli- cated. and so cunningly entwined, that the effect of hllsauely checking the growth of the one. is a problem before which the best brains in the country may well pause, before they begin tt experiment with their theories.
 Governments interference in ths
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-07
Had Him Beaten,

There is the good old tale of the sec ond officer of the brig Lizzie w. Hunt of Portsmouth, Me-, who was in the act of upbraiding the able seaman, Aaron Tappin, for his well-known weak ness for rum. Said the second officer "Tappin, you might have been sec- ond officer like me, instead of a sailor before the mast" "Stow that stuff" answered the able seaman. "When In drunk I'm an admiral."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-07
Dante Used Few Supe-Iat;ves

A contributor to the Italian reV't Minerva, With time to spare, has ma count of Substantivcs and adJecN in the works of Virgil. Dante Leonardo. In the secon! book ol Aelid, which contains the fal Troy, there are 1,637 nouns ana adjectives. In Dante's 'Diy'na e' edia,' out of the 6,215 adJecu which it contains. oliy 17 are III superlatiYc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-07
Ti1e Perfect Hostess

"Its very simple: Comfort and free dom, thoughtfuIneSs without tyranny. A too conscientious hostess can be as great a pest as an over2ealouS friend.' --De!ineator.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-07
9n q Word,

Ingenuity energy; in :i word what soever of strength the man had in him will lie written in tie WoyE he doeS.--Carlyie
New-York tribune., 1918-07-06
Another Boxing
Carnival ToBe
HeldHere Soon
Only Top-Liners to Appear
Proceeds Will Go to
Soldiers Athletic Fund

Under the auspices of the War De-
partment Commission on Training
Camp Activities there will be held in
Madison Square Garden about July II
one OF the greatest boxinz shows the
o.; old town ever say. No tne but top
liners will appear. The card so far
arranged provides for BENNY Leonard
Ss1a;t %orlats =. lightweight champion, who
nasn neen seen in a local ring this
year; Jack Dempsey, keen contender
19r 10 r, Jess Willard's title; and Packey
McFarland, one of the greatest fighters
OF al time, to appear in the three
>, These three battlers have asked that
lhe strongest men be signed as oppo-
nents: Their wish will be fully granted.
Jack Dempsey, delighted to display his
llne OF wallops to a Garden audience
wires from the West he will soon start
East to start training for his scrap.
William (Bigg Billy Edwards. former r
Princeton football captain and now
Internal Revenue Collector for the New
York District, will be treasurer of the
big Garden show, tho entire proceeds
of which will be used to purchase
badly needed athletic equipment for
soldiers from this section.
The show will be directed by Will
lam II. Wellman, who received a special
furlough from Camp Wadsworth for
this purpose. At meeting this after
noon definite date will be set for the
boxing carnival
New-York tribune., 1918-07-06
Latonia Results

FIRST race tfor maiden colts and geldlngs: purse
ssoo ss = 4. fponMap sr3au Car ~ s
s. so second Bob Baker. 1os (Gentr0 -, ssso.
third Time. 1:0l Is Cantlovcr. Troben. The Six
Hundred Pcrigord. Tom Young. Herbert Brown.
Silyery Light. Madrid and Thirteen also ran.
Second race Claiming; for fles and mares. three
year -olds and upward; mile and a sixteenth) -
Ndio (Garner). $5l4o $2gs 500. Won Won Brown 9sIi
Dusen) IS. third. Time. 147 2-5. Fairy Legend
Eia Hcrrmann. Tell Me. Sayonarra. Jurisdiction.
Petit Bleu Ginger Quill. Lady Leona and Bee Line
also
Third race Claiming; for two year ods Ave and
half frlonss) ),orenzo lsande) s'4o o. sS S sssV.
balo Edna Wright Lucky Pearl Monarch. Mani.
curist. John Churchill. Kitty johnson. Charlotte and
Churchill Downs also ran
Fourth Gor two year-ods purse. $500; 81 SIX
furones)-W w. Hastings. l06 tCrutTr). So so.
$3.50. 50 So won: silk Lady. lo61s tConneliy,; 81.
SO 20 second; Melus. i0' tsande). $3.50, third
Time lI2. Don Dodge. Biscuit Tortoni New
Model. Brig o. War. Iasso H. JapheI oza1k an"
Ambuscadc also ran.
Fifth race for three year .olds and onward upward
purse $1,000; mile and seventy yards)-Preclous'
Ill (Ho~ardl. $3.50. sac won; Jonn a1 l. Day
lO5 tsande). So. second; MeAdoo los tM- Garner,
show mutues.
$500, mil. and seventy yards)-l'eerless One. 100
IMnsfordl, $40 s34o. s2.7o. won: Angeline. los
Majsstie' $50 p Secqnd sss1ss0f srsst Ays ..
sum, Jack iIill. Aztec. Quito Jim Heferns and
Ssza Many also ran
Seventh race Claiming; for four year olds and
upward; purse. $500; nile and si1 furongs)IEll
K Z, sne i9'0 sg'' g. sscaoa sso ~of Pit DlaH o
Mooney, s3.fo, third. Time, s'Oa as. Cruces.
Surprising and Aida also ran
New-York tribune., 1918-07-06
The Business at Hand

HE GantCubs which will to-day
enough ter here
and overwhelming at the Windy City their
there this should tell
Chicago that they won't will straight
National League semioa
draft number high that the probability he will
for the remainder of the which almost
nued good pitching the Hooher,
Glass Ia, but his number, high
his being called July, September
The Cubs holding up we'll developed championship
knack of almost letting weak beat
cnnati and the
Cardinals
Wber Robinson quoted saying that McG1aw
winning pitchers make the flag
had? Wilbert himself, could pitcher nicely
has reached the point where can't buy the with
bankro helpless the
The Giants playing clip fast enough
cay since they have bit of their
Cubs faster Until opposing baters find
Tyler Hendrix and Douglass the Cubs will continue
that spoty and has altogether
the 1914 worlds champions.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-06
Latonia Entries

Irs race tor twoyear Old maiden llles purse
f'iuu 'iwn hvs ,55rlGnss)-Brimrqi ll9 Highland Mary
imp l2 Marzella liz: Terrible 'sft Miss oIg*n 1a
Also ofVa dbSnTon 1ia Brace @ up la KIN 2
I,ne ImSen; ~; brunette Ii ump) ll2: Agnes Cella.
iis: Becky. ll2 ' ''''
u,S, sccond race Claiming for three olds ard
ssgBNssd sBss p.rsss puTse $500 SIX es
.9ay .@ Ivan. 100; 'Old Miss. l0i Impressive, 1902
o,A. on,snitrl. r 1903; Encore. loi: Arch Plottcr oi
S @esg' d do ssndmsn H. a. 40 Also eligible
w. i'o. JACK Salmon. 105; 'Kama. lG
lhird raco Claiming for three -year-old and up
Ies purse 800; mile and sl1teenth) iiufa-
ns n lv5 ~ Thinker. "a: .Eulosy. 90 'Chares Can
is ios ieo; w; BABY Lynch. lo6: Thomas +. Hunlcy
ptsv. pwa.. reicer. los; 'Perugino (mp) l0s Gordon
NO. Black Brody. 1oS.
snsS.s purse 81 900; six fnrlongs)Ichi Ban e2:
iis, iiss'F F,,,. ~, Grondy timp). los; Viva America
to nm m race tThe Valuation Stakes $1,000 added
aTot Parke. 100; 'Candle Light timn) i02 :;
Iissa 1o5. Carrie Moore. lO7; Blushing Beauty.
i ss'h race Claiming; three year olds and upward
.aW,e .ak.B Buss o.; Verde. lol: .solid Rock. ioi
ssaI p r, l0s; Alert. los; Dick West los; Rochss
AVG John Graham. los 'Marys Beau o.
race Claiming: for three and
ki,h ~ purse $500; mile and sxteenth) )-Daha-
;imn H. s2; Elizabeth II. "a: skling 94: Barone
G,apsm! GCSap o.: Madame Hermann lOs Mud Sill. los :
ia. i@.%ese V lo6: Shadow Lawn. 1906 John Huric
ieS ienghoe, los; big Fellow. los; .Prr limp
ioI Also elsible-Cors Lane LOG: 'Howdy Howdy
Apprentice allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1918-07-06
Eccentric Firemen Plan
Pentathlon Title Contest

The pentathlon championship for
the title Of the Metropolitan Associa-
tion will be the feature of the annual
games of the Eccentric Firemcn at
Celtic Park on August 1S, according to
an announcement yesterday. The event
was added at the request of four
athletes, who have asked the commit
tee to include them among the COM
pettors. 1t is likely that twelve ath-
letes will strive for this honor.
Included among the other events
scheduled arc eight open events for
registered athletes. The principal race
is q medley relay for the champion
ship among members of the Inter
sectional Athletic League. The other
events down for decision are 100
yard dash, 30o-yard run, 1,o0Oyard
run, S80-y&rd run, two-mile bike race
and one and half mile run.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-06
Evers Urges
Magnates to
Sign Soldiers

Johnny Evers, of baseball fame, who
is getting ready to go abroad to help
promote athletics among the American
expeditionary forces for the knights
Of Columbus, is anxious that the major
league baseball managers and club
owners take this little tip from
him, which he hands to them gratis.
Evers's suggestion is that the big
league club scouts take a trip down to
Camp Upton, where he says hundreds
Of first class baseball players are be-
ing developed.
1T would be good plan" saws
Evers, "for the scouts to recommend TO
their employers to sign some Of these
men. Of course, there is no telling
Just when they may be able to use
tnese men. but as soon as the war is
over they would be mighty good ma
enai for their clubs. The best part
OF 1t is none of them would cost them
apenny to try out.
You know one of the biggest items
IN the running expenses of a baseball
ciub Is the money spent for purchasing
minor league players. Some Of them
cost small fortunes. and invariably
hey fail to live up to their regulations.
WITH the players to be found at Camp
Upton, and undoubtedly at any camp
N the country, there is at the disposal
OF the big leagues men who may in
.he future draw in thousands Of dol
lars at the gate.
THE Knights of Columbus are doing
great deal to promote athletics
among the soldiers, regardless of race,
creed or color, and at the K. of C.
helds there are countless crack play
New-York tribune., 1918-07-06
Service Men and Civilians
May Vie in Rifle Contests

WASHINGTON, July A. Rifle and
pistol teams representing the army,
navy and Marine Corps in the service
and from the National Guard organi-
cations and civilian clubs from each
state will participate in national rife
matches to be held the frs. week in
September at the Small Arms Firing
School, at Camp Perry, Ohio, if rec
Baker yesterday is approved
The National Board for the Promo
tion of Rifle Practice. headed by AS
sistant Secretary of War Crowell. rec
commended a resumption of the annual
rifle competition between men in SER
vice and civilana-
New-York tribune., 1918-07-06
lOOYard Handicap Dash
To Be Run Again Sunday

Owing to the crowding of the spec
tators at the finish of the 1O0-yard
handicap dash in the Red Cross Car
n!lval, at Midland Beach last Saturday,
1T was announced yesterday that the
contest would be rernn at Macomb's 8
Dam Park, The Bronx, next Sunday
afternoon.
The race will be held in conjunction
with the track and field sports Of The
Bronx Athletic League. Six athletes. ..
among them Edward Hosmer. percy
Verwayen and Eddie Cudderbach who
finished in the order named, are eligible
to start.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-06
Doubles Title
OF North Side
Settled To-day
Illness of Japanese Player
Forces Default Of Third
Round

" II. Benedict and Edward Randall
won their way into the final round of
,he North Side championship lawn ten
mis- doubles tournament yesterday af-
+arnoon on the clay courts Of the Uni
vsrsity Heights Tennis Club by defeat
mo Fl. H. Manchester and John Whyte
at rs, 6-3, in the semi-tlnal round.
They will face Ben Letson, former ma
t;onal boy champion, and Fred G. An
derson, jr. of Brooklyn, for the cham
n;onship at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon.
Benedict and his partner took their
third round match by default earlier in
the day from Allan Behr and Seiichiro
Kashio. the japanese player. The lat
ter. who had collapsed on the court
while playing Benedict and Randall on
Thursday. was not able TO take the
court Yesterday. His physician forbade
the little foreigner competing, declar-
ing Kashio had had an acute attack
OF nervous prostration. This left Bchr
without partner, and the only thing
left TO do was to default.
Among the club members it was fig
ured that Manchester and Whyte would
win without much trouble from Bene-
the first named team was steady
combination and capable of clever ten
mis-. But these calculations were set
at naught by the hard hitting and
speedy game brought to bear by Bene
dict and his partner.
When either Manchester or Whyte
attempted to lob their oppopents out
Of position, they did not meet with
much success. for Benedict was tower
of strength at the net and was deadly
on anything like i short lob. Randall
attended to many of the deep lobs,
driving we'll off his forehand. Whyte.
while erratic at times, performed we'll
overhead, and Manchester deep court
driving was hard and accurate.
After leading at Al on games in
the first set, Benedict and Randall suf-
fered a streak of wildness, and Man
chester and his partner, going into the
rallies with vim, managed to pull the
games up to 4-all and sail before
the other side again steadied and won
the last two games for the set. In the
second session Benedict and Randall
clearly outplayed their opponents.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-06
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NO,
5. for the County OF Philadelphia. Com
monwealth OF Pennsylvania September
Term, 1917, No. "a. In Divorce, A. V. NJ.
Thomas Ranken v. Jessie Belknap Ranken.
To Jessie Belknap Ranken. late of Sher-
and 74th Street. New York city:
You are hereby notified that have been
appointed Master by the Court in the above
case. in which your husband. Thomas Ran
ken. has brought suit against you for an
absolute divorce or the ground OF deser-
tion. that will hold meeting for the
purpose OF taking testimony in said casa
at my Office. 525 Stephen Girard Building,
y South 18Th Street. Philadelphia. on Mon
day. July 29th. 1918, at o'clock in the
afternoon. when and where you may at
tend with witnesses II you so desire
GEORGE ]. EDWARDS, Jr..
AaRtaR
New-York tribune., 1918-07-06
HOTEL ASPINWALI.
tEN0x MASS. HOWE TWOROGER. Mars
BUSINESS CHANCES
STORAGE NOTICES
BOB'S TRANSFER & EXPRESS

lIo w tIol 4SlH STREET
- 10 Ar. or Mrs. Conley, Hawkins Gordon.
PEARSON, Pennington. Kane, Porter. Drew,
Sulrk, Price. Campbell, Drew Byron,
Green. Harris! Gleason, Tyson. Hoirnts 5,
nevelith. D2anenberg Itl,a. Tanderpooi,
cameron. Stone, Wilson, Wise, Norton.
wilson. Siddell MAiioney. Alden, Moore.
Englsh brudage, Neville. Bates Zuione.
heNog. Williams. Walker Weston, Fox,
Latham, Dupount, Evans, Hageman Have
~, Newman, Joseph, LR Moyne. Miner.
willard. FsrnAm. De We're, Powell, South
ern. Douglas. Mortcnson Lemoine ms
court. Weston: You and each OF you are
hereby notified that the time for the pay
ment OF our lien upor the property here-
matter described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you, we Will
cauee such property, to VIZ: Household
Goods Personal Effects. Trunks, Merchnn-
1iRe, Carpets, etc. stored in our wareroom q
by you Tor In your name. or IN which YOU
MAJ have an nterest). to be SOLD at public
auction according to the statute in such
case made and provided, at 1875 West 4sth
S.. New York City. on MONDAY. July
18th, 1918. at 1880 A. NJ, and Il the sale
thereof 10 not completed on said date tho
sAme vii! be continued at the same tme
on each and every Monday thereafter, be
ginning at 1920 A. M. on each day, and
~ontnuing until tho sale Is completed.
Hob's Transfer & Express.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-06
The "Busher" Goes to France

DING LARDNERS "Busher has orsaken the diamond
IN English set of thoughts recalls the
the "Busher the diamond when the high
drive the fence and all left handlers ucky % Charles
Van Loan the greatest and most plausible baseball
by base M the "You Me-
Reminding that there hot in the vicinity ype"
Igoe who the verse
Chance which,
Iughe Keough
supporters the guessing contest 1t
pnned Captain Franklin Coming
Tower" fame.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-06
Far East Champions
Defeat LonQfellows

!, AS soccer champions Of the Far East,
me team belonging to the British
nwocyal Artillery that participated in the
mao Ghau campaign and now in port,
proved altogether too much for the
Longfellows of Brooklyn, who are we'll
up among the clubs in the Metropolitan
League, in the match played ut Tafts
Although the Longfellows held their
speedy opponents to a no-scoring first
period. the Britons won out by s goals
70 l. Saunders. IA six-footer who played
az centre forward for John BULBS team,
shot all three Of the goals for the visi-
New-York tribune., 1918-07-06
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

sUPREME COURT o. THE STATE OF
BARNEY h. JACOBS COMPANY INC
Corporation, for voluntary dissolution
Pursuant TO an order OF Hon. Nathan
Ottinger. one of the justices OF this Court
duly made and entered herein and bearing
date the 3rd day of July 1918, you viii
please take notice that the undersigned
Receiver will apply to The Supreme Court
Of the state OF New York, County Of New
York. at Special Term. Part + thereof
10 be held at the County Court House
Borough Of Manhattan. City of New York
on the Nth day of July. 1918, at 1915
o'clock in the forenoon OF that day or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard
for an order authorizing him to sell at
public auction the assets OF the above
named Barney r. Jacobs Company Inc
which consists OF check protector. Bur
roughs adding machine. cash register 2
desks, chairs, Underwood typewriter 2
machines for charge slips, benches clothes
rack. safe. filing cabinet. rugs. gas water
heater. icebox and flower vases on Satur-
day. July goth, 1918. at twelve O'Clock
noon. at No. ia West 2Sth Street, Borough
OF Manhattan. City OF New York and for
such other relief to this Court may
seem just and proper
EDWARD ]. GARITY, Receiver
ARTHUR D. KINNEY. Attorney for Re-
cetver, No % Broad Street. Borough OF
Manhattan, City OF New YORK
New-York tribune., 1918-07-06
N. Y. A. C.. Games To-Day

The first of the series of summer
games to be held by the New York
Athletic Club will be conducted at its
Travers Island home, Pelham Manor,
this afternoon. Although entries were
asked for only ten days ago, strong
list has been received. Five events
are carded for competition and among
the contestants are five champions of
national repute.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-06

DEXTER, STANLEY WAHkER.-rN puR.
suance OF an order OF Honorable John p
York, notice Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Stanley Walker Dex-
ter. late OF the County OF New York de-
ceased, to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the Undersigned at their place
OF transactlng business. No. II broadway,
Borough of Manhattan. City OF New York
or before the first day OF November
next.
Dated. New York. the 27th day OF April
1918. MATTHEW c. FLEMING
GABRIELLA NJ DEXTER,
Executors
GEORGE N. wHITTLESEY. Attorney
for Executors. II Broadway. New
New-York tribune., 1918-07-06
Gibbons Cunning for Dempsey

QUE GIBBONS who will be remembered having
with Packey Mcfarland the Brighton
the most unthlng boxing held
with challenge for Jacques Dempsey
of figuring Mike
Dempsey Dempsey
for such match 1866 pounds while promised
eighty When Dempsey eventually
be giving weight than that
Mike figures that his bewlderng
by his boxing activities at Camp Dodge would Dempsey
on of boxing
Brighton Beach, the drawback being Pacey
boxing.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-06
Amboy A. c. Completes
Fight Card for Monday

Matchmaker Regina of the Amboy
A a g., at South Amboy, N. j., has COM
p.e.eo ms card for his opening show
next Monday night.
Besides the main event, which brings
eUU2gether those two good bantams, Jack
SSharkeey and frankie Farina, there will
pe elght-round bouts between Fighting
zoe Moran and frankie Kid Williams,
10Th poth New York featherweights. and
JACK Brady, of Buffalo, and Tom Rem
oer, the pride of South Ambov.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-06
Benedlct and Randall Win Tennis Sen1i-Fina1
Facts and Fancies
BY LOUIS LEE ARMS.


Toast to a Game Old "Gentleman'
TEART of aa oak,
III With speed Of ghost
Ciumg in battle
Your absolute
@'u1ioesly fighting
May tide rise fall,
Roaner, I thee
King Of them aU
Thoughts Dieting
One Of the first aids dieting subway
late machine. - ~
lot of people should only diet between the ears
lhee IS book called Eat
se'ved w'th head lettuce and Russian dressng
diet doesn't necessarily sleep with pair of
Eating habit is breathing
baked potato will knock the difeta gear right
passenger diet
The first ceek Of dieting the During second vk
meals nvhot
lost the first
When diet don't forget won't
The stomach always wishes diet would
New-York tribune., 1918-07-06
TIE MOUNTAIN HOUSE

IdeaI country resort, Valhalla. Westchcstor
County, n y; 18th season As min to 42d
dancing. Capacity l5O. sl2 and up: S2.75
per day. Phone VIII. Pins. 11o5 i5ook!et.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-06
doc" Anderson Safely With Giants

SEEMS that Dr. Frederick
When he failed uniform Tuesday Wednesday
inferred that he had taken unut powder Mcaw
shpbulldlng smuaor the AS a
TACT the good doctor suffering
being unable 90
But when the the