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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-31
UNA NUEVAN OTAE NVIO Ell COBIERNO.
ALEMAN ESTAD0S UNIDOS
HACE UN RELATO DETALLADO DE LOS CAMBlOS
HABIDOS EN- LA CONSTITUTION ALEkANA
Por ella Sc We cue el Kaiser Ia quedado sin podef, pues Ia
Ia facuItad De hacer Ia guerra J la paz
Sc lie ha dade al Reichstag

dc 81 psticion para armisticio Y Ia
paZ.
Reitcra al nucva nota alemana cue
el actual poder Y responsabilldad de!
Gohierno alcman ha sido transferido
al R~eichstag. y describe los progrecoc
de los camhios Y reformas constitu-
tucionalss Il fueron n~ecesarios.
La nota sera trasmitida a Paris
embellishments, para Que Sc ponga
en- conocimiento del Supreme Console
de Guerra, que Sc dice Ia formdlado
va los terminus sobrc los cuales ,os
Estadoz Unidos y los aliados pudie-
ran pe-mitir Una tregua en- as hosti-
lidades.
Sc dice que Ia nueva comunlca-
cion no hara zanzibar en- NADIA la ST.
tuscior. FL proNimo paso Sc espera
cue sea 81 anuncio por todas las Ca
pit1!es dc los carbohydrates a ia
dos. lie los terminus para q 2rmis-
t!cio.
Mientras tanto sc sa3e que Ell Pre-
sidente Wilson esa trabaJando en-
Ia redacci0n de Ia respuesta q1e ha
de dar a la Ultima nota del goblerno
a~ustriaco. quc expresaba aceptar 20
dos los principles Y terminus del Pre-
sidente y pcdia que Sc negociara des-
de luego IN armist!cio por separado,
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iCUIDADO!

E.tuyc sacramento stacaio en- TODD mi SIS
te.na a consccueneia &c una ia-g7 cnfcrme-
dad del estomago. Estaba nervieo. decade.
constantemcnte estaba safriendo eonstipado<
c indigestion. Fui atendido lsrsos amos ror
diferentes medieos y ensaye toda ease &C me-
dicinas, sales. aceits. p0doras. cu, que ne
danaron santo cl c;.5mago que " no podia nj
siquiera tomar otros nedicinas. I'm medteo
nc dijo solo con UNI Oppression podfa quedar
curado. Como ultimo recurso recuri a las
Saint Bernard Herbs y por fortuna a Las
dos 5cmanaS dc tcnarias cmpcce a Hnnr IA
nejoria. POGO despues me senti nuy metcrz-
DO y 4 II fccha Sozo dc ~perfecta sshud, mi
apetito e msanifie> Y IN general ne cncucn-
trio perfectamente- Estas mAEriticas ycrSas
neiieinales par ael ese6mzgo Saint Ber-
nard's Herbs" kgraToa mi aheouta ~nfeio1ta-
81 I'd. sufrc dc c~ualspicra cnfc-nedsd del
estomago, higado. Inon o intestInos- indigo
ton. eoastipaics, acidezr atnrrtoe aSrios y
40 digeridos cue ocasionan neal aicntn. oess-
de-, doior de cabeza o espalda. dolores dc es-
tonnage, moistias de las Was urinarIas, en-
fernedades de las senior, &, fieSrc. pid con
Zranos : otas erupeioneg. et., tome Saint
Demands Stomach Herbs. yerhas metieinLes
&c Szint Bernard. rs una mcd;e:na inofen-
silva que limpia ell sistema dc toGa impureza
= Ionitica u sansrc. Aeradable al ~paladar.
oves sabe como ell N. I'd. pucdc adauirir es-
eas yerbas de Eairr inestimabic. err los Jsrdi-
lines Sain: Bernard, Saint Bernard Gardens.
sos Common St New Orleans, la. Su precio
rs dc sl.oo psuuetc, el cuai lc dura.a alsunos
meses. Hags I'd. Ia prucba desde iueSo- II
!evolvercnos su dinero en- case de que nocs-
.ra medicine no lie de los MI. s1dsfsetorios
--sultsdos.
Guicse Ud.dc mi conscio = evith el tomnr 81
ies. piidoras. aceites ' otras dreSas venenosas.
Nc qui:an Ia carsa de q enfer1nedsd, sino so
ismentc obligsn a mover los inteztnos. =
p-onto n antigua enfernedad reaDrrSe poor
que cl cuer1o sea rcfTacta-io a contraer cual-
muy amenudo. l. dshan 81 estomago y dcbi-
Titan en- general todos 81 sistema- PrcEun:c
I'd. a cualquier doctor Y lc contestant Que
las yerbas medicinaies dc Saint Bernard pars
81 estomaSo, no gentlemen ninguna sustancia
danosa. sino solamentc yerbas naturaAes que
posecn propiedades medieinales y ademSs son
absolutamentc inofensivas. Las yerbas mcdi-
cinaics de Saint Bernard. son escncial.s pxrs
curar cua.srcier cnfcrmadad. Limnian el sistc-
ma de tods ,a,purczn, reconfortan Ia ssngrc
y t~onifican lof organos digestivos, hacienda
Cue ci cuerpo sea -efrnctlrio a eotraer cusl-
uuier cnfermcdad. En- TODD hozar dcben tc-
ne.se a Ia mano. ADJ.
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CON LOS EJERCITOs ITALIA
nos EN- Ell FRENTE DE BATA-
LILA. Octubre 30.-El avance de las
tropas aliadas en- TODD c! trente a.
c~ircuenta millas com%prerdido entire
ell rio Brenta V al tramo del ferroca-
r-;l de Treviso a Oderzo. al Orlente
del rio Piave, continua llevandose q
efecto con muy buen exito, prlncl-
paImcnte en- ell flanco derecho italia
no. a! norte de la plaza dc TreVIso'
Con los itaiianos. ingieses y fran
ceses estan cooperanoo tambien tro-
pas americanas, compuestas por va
rias unidades de Ohio, las cuales nan
cruzado va tambien ell RIO Pave
Mas de Glen villas y poblados al O.
riente del rio Piave, han sido recu-
perados Dor los aliados. Las tropas
del general Diaz ocuparon Coneglla-
no.. importante centric f~errocarrlie-
TO Y de communication, que Sc encuen-
ira como a ounce millas al norte dc
Treviso. A las nueve de la manana
ell Cuerpo de Ciclistas italianos, en-
.r6 a esa plaza. Los avladores die
ron aviso de SD llegada y una bril-
gada romano complete a POGO la ocu-
pacion.
Ell Decimo Cuerpo esta avanzan-
do rapidamente hacia el orientc, en-
pleando muchas de las baterias aus
triacas abandonadas para bomoar-
dear a las tropas enemigas que van
de reterida.
Ell Doceavo Ejercito italiano Sc he
mostrado infatigable y ha degrade
e~scalar las atlas montanas que lie
ccrraban ell paso al noreste de Waldo
bbiadene, habiendo pasado va dc Ia
villa de R~efrontale, que Sc halla CO.
mo siete millas al suroeste dc Vito
rio, que es la base dc TODD ell Slstema
austriaco de comunicacionns, desde
las llanuras venecianas al norte.
Ell rey Victor Manuel ha cruza-
do tambien al Pave, con un regimen
TO dc Bersaglier, habiendo sido reel
hide con grandes aclamaciones por
sus tropas. Tn gran contingente de
or;sioneros abstracts que venla pa
-, Ia ~rctanuardia. tambien sc unto a
los italiano: en- sus manifestations
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co er ell ala izqaierda estan retiran-
dose ahora en- desorder, dejando tra$
de 81 una regular cantidad de mate
rial de guerra y varios centenares
dc canones. FL Ssyto Cuerpo de Ejer
cito Austriaco Sc dice cue Sc encuen
ira en- una posicion bastante c~ritica,
cHando empenado en- una lucha de-
fensiva en- los cerros que Sc halian
entire Valdobbiadene Y el rio Soligio.
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WASHINGTON. Gctubce So
Otra nota del Gobierno aleG1an sc
recihio hoy en- esta CAPITAL, IA que
viene a sup ementar la ultima breve
communication en- IA Que sc decia Que
9. Gobierno teuton estaba en espera
de los terminus alIados para el ar
misticio, e~Xponiendo on dctallc los
camhios guberramenta!es que han t.
nido iugar en- .Alemania. como prueba
de cue 81 Kaiser ha sido 9rivado del
poder QUE tcEia para haccc Ia guerra
' Ia paz.
Frederick OeGer in. e. Encargado
Dc Ne@ocio7 dc Suiza, recibi0 "a nota
alemana Y ia preseCto 4 la S"creta-
ria de Estado. POGO des2uez del me
do dia.
Esta yez o. Gohierno a;eman no
So dirije personalmente al presidents,
wilson. sino que cnvia Ia information
para el Gobierno americana. sin du-
da porQue reconoce que el momen:o
dc las apclaciones perSonales va he
pasado. desde cue 81 Primer NagiS-
trado hizo "a Transmission a los aliados.
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CUARTELES GENERATES ITALIA
NOS EN- Ell PAVE, Octubre 80
Las fuerzas austro-italianas est:in re-
tirandose ahora en- la region al orien-
te de Conegliano, dejando tras 81. d.
seminados d 10 largo de los CANT
nos. numerosas plea; de artilleria
de grueso calibre y carros de NUM-
clones. Los austriacos sc a retiran-
do hacia Vittorio, su base de apro-
vicionamiento y centric de sus comu-
n~icaciones Y hac!a Sacile. %poblacion
que Sc encuentra POGO mas al oesta
de Vittorio.
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WASHINGTON, octubre, 30
Los resultados del avance v%ictorioso
dc las tropas aliadas IN cl frente de!
Piave. Green en- ;~niportancia bora
tras bora, dice IN despacho Official
recibido en- Ia Embajada itsllana en-
esta capital. hoy. Mas dc Glen villas
Y pobados han sido "a recuperadas
en- csta accion.
Los cuerpos de, Ejercito austria
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NUEVO EMBAJADOR
Francia envia a Espana al &c,
neral Alapetite

MADRID. Oc5rb-c 29.-Se In a
nunciado VA de maner Official que
Ia sido designado por el gobie-no
frances para desempenar e. puesto
de Embajador de ese pals ante Ia Cor
se de Madrid. Ell residents general
frances. en- Tdnez. Alapetitc.
Sc ignora aun cuando vendr& = ha-
cerce cargo de Ia Embajada, pe-o So
suDone uue Se-a IN breve.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-31

AuIutrG de perSoaaS ae iiaman
tTujG. pOr "a simple rGcCa &c que 10
comprenteR mis- simplcS, Ieru efecti.
'vos me;OdoS de curar a dSt1ncia s:n
Si usa de mediciaaS. 0tToS ClceD Cue
soy Uao &c tSatoS ck2riataccS u
surCan el c~eCtInente: per0 nipguna
&c estaS perSOHse tIeaen una legal y
luStfIC3Ga Tazo1; CCGg1 en- mi Cose.
sion snlumeTGbleS testimonies dc pa
cisntsS aSradecIo0Sa CcrSuG2S ccnsS--
TatYaS ' hvRr2daS, que eStaR prom
Geiante de autoriasdss CON- eteESss,
SIas para dar INA declaration jurada
aSesuTando que las pcIScDas que 81
gan IE ,nS:rucClOacs : conSelos de
b1caa az, no solo PCeGen 7liYlar sas
Intermediates. rs.o 81 IA
lpd jzsPasS Ge aSgpi-ida, cst3s per-
sonas soR residences de EStados UNI
dos y Mexico ycInoS de aigrnOs
de ids, QresC2;eteS G-iEectsEHe2te no
hay que atsSugQaT y muertOs. Fl
asbol Sc NJ Por Su fruto, va clsro
liveraR que TO SOY bFujo Ii mr ayuoA
e. diaSlo: aUnque trato s~nfe-Tnedadss
de toda GaturG!s>2. 81 trabajo sc ha-
50 en- principles tOGicoS y n~aturaleS Y
L. fjhsofi2 &c yiyiT en- los c~oncci1lsra-
itos que tengamcs Dc nGes;Ea actual
existeacia : su pToP0Sito. III ms
grande DESC es ayndar a .q:eiIos
! cue Guieran ser ~ayujadcs y servr a
Dios. No Sc Seicn epgaAar; no pa
Iguen su dineTo = personals Sia eScrh-
s:pu!c. que dcScarad&E:eatc ~pTetencea
.se- ei Professor u. {. Martinez &c Lea
Angeles, California. 70 estoy est2-
blecido en- ssta y cuando saga 10
hare saber al publico Ell mis- auuncioe.
Prof. NJ { IARTlNEI.
i PoSerGso S2nador-
lI9% :. Spring Street
i'LN Angeles. California.
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- SCCE


CASESE
CataloSo &c Gannss EcxicanaS y ctrss IA
eica.liGedcs; cStensa Hsta de hs-mosos
ncmbrcs-
Sande US DOLLAR y lc eEyiaremos 4
rreita de cor-eo. maestro complete Gaia
logo Matrimonial. COT dsscripclonss com
plczs de ncchaS jossnS ) atsun2s vtu-
sss QUE busr.n a IN ra-SGo hUcno y hor-
RADIO. PucGc UEteG eS-rlai- = cGagcuic-a
De elias y coatras- IN .cEZ a&2trInonio en-
muY breve tempo NOsoC-cs, Por aacsEa
parts. SONGS persona r~~coneatab!cS. nrss-
no neSocio eSta hSSsuo SCORE "a ~hoaradez
: legi-iraidad; as! - gue no dele que a
~.euueEa cantiad &c UN DOLLAR si0a
- .s.orbo en UNA probable FELICIDAD
MATRIMONIAL EScrjba hoy nisao a:
COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPON-
DENCE CLUB
P. o. Coz 45S Femice, Col.
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LA FLOTA AUSTRIACA
REINIDA EN- FIUME

PARIS Octubre 30.-La flota aus
triaca ha aido reconcentrada r2pida-
mcrte IN Ia base de Fiune, segun d.
&c un mcnsaie de Roma, rcclbido hoy
en- ests Capita. Unos cuanro: har-
cos permanecer Ell Ia bahia de Pola,
arc han salido de ALI. Sc dice que
2ero todos los que Sc hal!ahan er Cat
eza concentration fue pedida por Hun
gria.
Fiumc e. el principal puerto de mar
Dc Hurcria. Pola Y Cattaro Sc ha!lail
IN territorio austriaco. Prohablemen
te Hungria pidio Ia concentration de
a flota austriaca en- Fiume para te-
aer 81 contro! de ella, para en- case
lie que Ia actual monarquia duallsta
sc disuclya.
son V Sims, de los Estados onldos;
Orlando. Thaon di Revei Y Sonniho'
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voTO De GRACIAS

La Sonora Elena Sanchez da las mas cum
pliGas =racias a los SreS. del Quartet Central
de EcmbercS que bondadossTcntc NCTarou a
-.sico de, -efe-ido cuarJcl para Vue a,sa-
Ter. Z = enfer-nedsd De su hiia. Ia cusl
esua rsgr a!iviaia Sracias a 81 vsoicato zuNi-
10. - Mark St. ihdv.J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-31

True translator filed with the Post
. master at San antonio. iex., as :e
quired BY the ac- q October b. A'i'.
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Trc translation fled with the Post :
= master az San Antonio. Tex. as re- q.
!. CURED b. the act OF October :, 1917. :
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EN- SU RETIRADA DE ITALIA, Los
AUSTRIACOS LLEGAN AL LIVENZA
MAS DE GLEN VILLAS HAN SIDO RECUPERADAS POR
~ LAS TROPAS HALIANAS HASTA HOY
En- ell fIanco izquierdo los austriacos Sc retiran ell ~desorden,
deiando abandonada gran cantldad de ar
tiIleria asi como de municiones

aclamacinnes ilacia 81 rey.
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IryiCAN0S PREFIEREE ECESTEOS SERVICES
-, +, Gcmuestra a listed Cia.amerts GGe cun2trnoS
yle-an.cs. nadic Eos ccuparia y no Pcd-r7-1o coa,iTuaT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-31

| sE1CRlDAD De CUE no Sc PEE
as 50 2asc mas tempo. y ic conte7-
TEEAMESTE GRATIS IN deSalsca ~
sanais. pas=- SIS dectss 0 enyts: :
ia Uue 81 dirc-o Sc coav:c-ta e. HIM
"a ca--e-!1 para cue no So lH o.T!dc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15
Cocoanut Oil Makes
 A Splendid Shampoo

If you want to keep your hair in good condition, be careful what you wash it with.
 Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much a1kali. This dries the scalp makes the hair brittle, and is very harmful. Just plain rlulsihed cocoanut oil (which is pure and entirely grease less), is much better than the most ex- pensive soap or anything else you can use for shampooing, as this can't pos sibly injure the hair.
 Simply .noisten your hair with water and rub it in. One or two teaspoonfuls will make an abundance of rich, creamy father, and cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly. The father rinses out cas- fly and removes every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves t fine and silky, bright fluffy and easy to manage.
 Aou can gee fo;slsiied cocoanut oil af aost any drug stcrc. Il is very cheao,
 ad few luu-rs is saoGgn to la5c
 5elyone ii. m 4a..!s!y fer months.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15
ADJUSTMENTS All advance notices furnished by
 Theatres.
BEST THEATRE.

"Rose of the World" dramaiZed from the book by Agnes and Edgerton Castle. is the Aircraft release which
 will be the attraction at the Best The
 atre today and Saturday, in which the noted beauty and star, Elsie Fergu- son, plays the leading role of Rosa m0nd.
 This is the third photoplay Miss Ferguson has appeared in and is by far the most fitting role fer her ac- complishments. Through many stir ring scenes are shown this film play make it's appeal through sheer artistic
 worth. The superb acting of Miss
 Ferguson and the splendid direction of
 Maurice Tourneur, the noted French producer, makes this q notable offer ing.
 AS the wife of Captain Harry Eng
 fish. Rosamond was so tenderly loved and SO submerged in happiness that she did not realize the affection she held for her husband. After his death on the battlefield she marries an elderly man of wealth and position, and then. by strong contrast. she learns her own heart, and that she
 can never love any other man than Captain English; as she sees the stu
 Didjtv and conceit of the man to
 whom she is bound.
 "Rose Of the World" teaches q strong moral to young wives, who
 might not be as fortunate as RoSa-
 mond, for in the end she again finds
 happiness through a unique twist or
 fate.
 In addition we will also show INapo-
 leon and Sally, the wonderful Chlm-
 panzee actors, in onther one Of their
 fine comedies
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15
ORPHEO THEATRE

Bessie Love, in "The Great Adven- ture," will be shown at the Orpheo theatre today and tomorrow. Little Miss Love needs no introduction to Pine Bluff picture audiences, and this touching picture of stage life is remarkably well suited to her pc culiar talents. It is said to be one of the best of the recent Pathe pro- ducts and has won praise from many of the severest critics.
 The Top Notch Girl Revue will offer a change of program with this picture entitled "Skillet's Troubles" in which Eddie Martin has an excellent oppor- tunity to do some good blackface work.
 A Lonesome Luke comedy is also on the bill--a fact which means much fun for the little folks.
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NOTICE TO PARENTS.

1 wish to take this method of re- questing the parents of number of boys who have been tresspassing on my prop.Tty to assist me in break ing up this practice Besides being extremely annoying, the habit of these young men of making free with the lake on my place and of firing rifles promiscuously is dangerous both to my family and themselves. This place is entirely enclosed and is post ed, and unless this tresspassing is stopped I shall be forced to take legal action against any boys found on it without permission.
 ,se CREED TAYLOR. 3-14-6t.
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ly pathetic type ideally suited to Miss Marsh's personality and is said by critics to be one of her greatest pro auctions.
 This picture is one of the famous Goldwyn pictures, which will appear at the Orpheo regularly in the future. Among the famous stars appearing in the productions of this company are Mae Marsh, Mary Garden, Mabel Norman Maxine Elliott, Jane Cowl, and others equally celebrated "Thais", with Mary Garden in the title role, is booked for the near future.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15
UNIVERSITIES TO DEBATE.

Seattle. Wash, March 14.---Consid- erable interest is manifested in the triangular debate to take place to- morrow evening between teams rep resenting the University of British Columbia, University of Oregon and University of Washington. The sub iect selected for debate is Resolved That there should be established an international supreme court support ed by an international constabulary to settle all disputes between na- tionS."
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 SPECIAL MUSIC FOR SHOP MEETING ME E, I INC TODAY

The regular weekly religious service at the Cotton Belt shops today at noon will hc conducted by Dr. A. H, Jordan, of the Christian church. This service is being looked forward to with more than the usual interest, and good attendance is expected.
 Music for the occasion will be in charge of MT. and Mrs. Saxton, who are leading in the musical services ir the revival meeting which is in pro- gress at the Christian church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15
BIG SAVING.

One customer says he quit tobacco after 20 years use, after taking one third of bottle of NO-Bac.Co Mouth Wash. Now saving $8 per month formerly spent for tobacco.
 Feels better, looks better, family loves him better. Nothing to swai- low. No constitutional disturbances or ill effects. $1 per bottle. w. T. Brasher, Druggist. Pine Bluff, Ark T & Sun. tf.
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CIT SURE DOES THE WORK :"

Mrs. W. H. Thornton. 3523 w. 10th St., Little Rock, Ark, writes: "My little boy had a severe attack of croup and l honestly believe he would have died if it had not been for Foley's Honey and Tar. would not be with out it at any price, as it sure does the work" Best remedy known for coughs, colds, whooping cough.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15
5TuO NEEDS \ BOY!

The Associated Charities is seeking q job for a boy of lG years of age a husky lad who seems willing and in- telligent. Information can be obtain ed by telephoning the Charities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15

Made of a single piece of wire, a book holder has been invented that stands upon a readers lap or chair and leans against table, leaving it's users hands free.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15
COFFEE-OLOGY.

Golden Cup Coffee is unexcelled for pure deliciousness and fragrance. Try it for breakfast. We are at your ser vice.
 THE CITY FEED COMPANY. Third and State. Telephone PA.
 3-13-3t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15

We receive weekly shipments of Missouri mules and saddle horses. It Will pay you to inspect them before buying. Hewitt &. Atkinson, 216 W.. 4th Avenue -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15

We will unload another carload of fine mules today. Also have four or five good saddle horses on hand. Hewitt x Atkinson. Telephone 1873.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15

Ceylon has spider that spins webs five feet OF more in diameter and with supporting lines ten to twelve feet long, strong enough to trap birds
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15

Intended for hospitals is a recent ly invented frame which, when in- serted under cot, enables two men to carry patient without disturb ing him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15
NOTICE OF REMOVAL

Attorney B. F. Ashcraft has remov. ed his office from over the National Bank of Arkansas to over Bobbitt $ Dancy's drug store, 12O 1-2 Main strpp fhohe 4za. 2-17.ln
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15

United States tires-All sizes, all the time-Fone 70S-Riley Auto-Tire company. 3-3-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15
To Prevent The Grit,

Colds cause Grip Laxative Bromo Quinine removes the cause. Remember to cal for the full name, LAXATIVE PROMO QUEN1NE. Lock for the signature Nf J. ". GROVE. Price aOC.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-15
MAE MARSH MONDAY.

Dainty little Mae Marsh, the little actress who won the hearts of the country in the Birth of a Nation"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04
DEATH Of ms. ]. I.
TAYl0R.

In tho death last Saturday fnonl
inr el Nm. Mar Eliz&b~tli Tsylos.
ii her home co Riekest AsssEx
North Dsckson. one u tbs tosu and
eounty's noble ChFistian ssaGsr
kassed into rest. She WIS ln lhs
18TH year VI her age.
Mrs.. TxyhA w&s q nAtivs Ten.
ness~An and Vas Miss Mary ksiaA'
beth Matthews before her marriage
III Ms. J. X, Txylcx. Shs was
wamae OF khelarshlp and culture
and I devoted member Of W
Methodist church from childhood.
sxsmphlyins the quantities oi Z tras
Christian and the highest typs d
somsahood throughout Der lsus
and useful lie.
Sns was the mother Ut ssssn
children. oil ot whom. with Ass
husband, survive her, Her chiltisn
aEs; Df. W. B. Taylor. Mrs. j. n
Dickson and Sam J, Taylor n
sco,,sboro. Tenn. J j, Taylor,
Mrx. h. l.. l.@eeh. Miss Mamie
Taylor. and Chas. Taylor otRirmias.
BAN. ...s-..~....1
The funeral occurred at the n. u,
Church, South. Sunday afternoon
IL $50 O'Clock. conducted by tiw
pastor. Rev. Il. y, Isom. assisted
by her nephew. Rev. W, 4. Taylor
OF Muriseeshora. Intsment hollow
ing in the Union Cemetery. Attas
funeral and burial. . vast shrnng nj
people we're present. ,has sslneing
the high esteem in which dscsa%esi
wss held.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-10-04

Services for October 9th, include
the regular meeting oi the sunda,
school n 9:%5. and the Young PEG
pies Society at 8 O'Clock in th,
evenings Al these meetings al ar,
given . hearty welcome.
Al announced. ou Wednesday
evening after tbs mid.week serrics
4 congregational meeting vis held
and some important matters vess
acted upon,
The Srnod Of Teoneesee viii bold
Ito annual meeting nj Knoxville.
Oct. n, Ia the SsSoIsA Presbyterian
Church, which will celebrate ita
centennial At that time.
The pastor vii preach Il 81.
Paul. October 6. at IL a. NJ. and
80 p. m. srnday School will meet
q 10 o'clock.