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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-29
Mrs. Mary F. ChrOniski.

Mrs. Mary F. ChrOnlskl.
 The body of Mrs. Mary F. Chroniski, sistel-n-law of Mrs. M. Schnable of this city, arrived here last night from Van Buren, where she died Saturday night after few days illness suffer- ing with heart trouble.
 The funeral trouble will take place this afternoon at o'clock, from the Schnable home, West Sixth and Beech, with services by Dr. J. I. Norris, pas tor of the First Presbyterian church. Interment will be made in Bellwood cemetery. Those chosen to serve as pallebearers are: L. L. Spears, w. C. Reynolds, Near Ferguson, T. M. Hook CT, Chris Ranneburg, Frank Reichen,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-29
Heiuht of Clouds.

Thunderstorm clouds are very yari- able in height-from 800 to 2,OOO feet. The clouds in thunderstorms may be very deep--from two to five miles and more-hencc the appearance as to dis tance is very deceptive. Cumulus clouds are intermediate, and generally occupy position from 2,OOO to- 5,0OO feet above the earth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-29
Nose for Business.

"Mrs. Sharpe is woman of wonder fully keen intuition, isn't she?" said Mrs. Gabby. "Oh. remarkably so," re- sponded Mrs. GabDett. "Why, her husband says she can scent a bar. gain sale three days before 1t Is ad. vcrtiSed in thA .anae' '
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-29
Tablets of Stone.

The library of the School of the Sons of the Empire, an ancient Chi. nase university which, it is said, was in existence 9 thousand years before Christian era, comprises 1S2 tablets of stone, whercon are carved all the "13 classics" the essence of Chinese culture.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-29
Envy.

We see how much man has, and therefore, we envy him; did we see how little he enjoys, we should rathe: pity him. To envy man is to place yourself instantly beneath him.-Ex. change.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-29
Overlooked Element.

"The three R's of writing poetry" began the fellow who knows almost everything, "are Rhyme. Rhythm and Reason, and of the three the last is most neglected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-29

and w. E. Vance.
 Mrs. Chroniski, who was 70 years old of age, is survived by her husband, P. B. Chroniski, wealthy retired con- tractor of Van Buren. The esteem in which Mrs. Chroniski was held at Van Buren, where she had made her home for so long a time, and the sor- row created by her death is attested by the many handsome floral offer ings sent by Van Buren friends.
 The body was accompanied to Pine Bluff by MT. Chroniski, and Mrs. Schnable and daughter, Miss Ruth Schnable, who went to Van Buren when notified of Mrs. Chroniski's criti- cal illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-29
Lucien Delay.

Lucien Delay, aged 8 years, son of MT. and Mrs. P. M. Delay, died yester- day afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the home of his parents, 106 Indiana. The little fellow was sick only two days, sue cumbing to congestion.
 The body will be taken at 10 a. m. today to the Anderson cemetery, on the Princeton road, where interment will be made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-29

Besides his parents, he is survived by two sisters, Misses Ida and Alber- ta Robinson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-29
Don't Listen.

Other peoples opinion of us often is based on the kind of things we let them tell us.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-29
THE SMILEAGE IDEA.

(By Strickland Gililan) When khakied men desire to do To lecture, concert, play or show It is not right that they should bear, From out their wages, any share Of the expense. We want to give, To those who serve that we may live, The very best of all life's pleasures They guard our homes and lives and
 treasures.
 Let every officer and "rook" Get in scotfree to have look. That's why we made this Smileage
 Book.
 And if you think 'tis right to try it, Please bundle up your coin and buy it!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-29
TYPICAL LETTER FROM X SOLDIER IN CAMP.

(Pacific Lodge Mo- 233. F. and A. M, sent 100 Smieage Books to it's members at
 Camp Wadsworth.)
 107th U. s. Infantry, Co. B.,
 Camp Wadsworth.
 Many thanks for the Smileagc Books, which l received yesterday afternoon, and of which not only l. but several of the squad, made use last night. It seems as though the committee had hit upon about the most welcome thing possiblc-and we are look ing forward to the same enjoyment for sev- eral other weeks.
 Thanking the Lodge for it's gifts and your self for the kindly expressed good wishes
 PHILIP K. MINDIL JR
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-29
Ought to ee Enouah.

According to lately issued edition
 of dictionary there are now 450,OO0 words in the English language.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-29

women 5 md Conn eadm mM MMyE C mp H governors 
  @ s %h
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-29
wark and p1av

The body requires holiday, but the mind should be always at work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-29

As gifts Smlease Books will Each time the soldier tears from his book he will his the Every book will constitute between the the and the folks back Oten soldier will will do the which soldier he will share his abundance with his
 The result will be the life of the soldier of heathu relaxation refreshment.
 Smieage Problem. programs
  operating
 If the the inside will take what they somewhere else
 Tine operating borne by the tickets the Smeag Books paid families back home.
 The Military Council thus other It instead them partnership with them.
 As this circuit the smaller Army the Navy stations Beyond all h though realize entirely separate of these a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-29

The Smiage Books Your Means Making This Possible for Your en
 Buy Them This Week in the Nation Wide Campagn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-29

Accordingly, the council will Broadway companies in the best theatrical The best musical and vaudeville programs obanable of be highest excellence.
 Amateur performances by the men themselves
 Low to Sode
 Ordinarily the cost of booking the government built the theaters mnmnno seat. Yet soldiers will these prices Thousands of them sending 
 the other hand practically every soldier has those at home who contribute something of wholesome and cheerful entertainment
 Therefore, this council originated of the soldiers family They called eage Books will be like the mileage books of the railroads
 Two Sizes of Books.
 in books dollar In books of another 100 will be sold for seats direction of the Commission on Training Activities
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-29

Military Commission Training
  onst hours of their life those hours pleasantly Q theme o rownsk
World's cresset., 1918-09-12
Turkey orders
Protection
ofAmerican.

Was hineton D G. Sept.-Turkey
has ordered the commander of
forces in Persia to see that no A.
mericsn3 are molested according
TO a statement by the minister of
foreign affairs at Constantinoble
10 the Swedish charge there.
An official dispatch today to
the state department from
Stockholm give this information,
The foreign minister said that
positive instructions has been
given to the Turkish cam mander
20 see that the American
consolate at Taoriz vas evacuated
at once and the consulate and
hospital turned over to the
proper authorities repres enting
the United States and American
organizations.
World's cresset., 1918-09-12
HAIG FORCES CONTINUE
10 HAMMER WAY NEARER

With the American Army On
the Aisen Front, Sep'.5. With
she exception OF a few machine
gun deiachments left to sacrifice
themselves in an eff ,rt 10 C YER
tha retreat. the Germans we're
o the north side of .he Aisen
tcniapa
The American French troops.
who have followed CLOSELY on
sbe heels o: the enemy since tine
evacuation OF the Vesle valley
ocga4, were still in contact
harasSing the rear gear guard
ard Fastening the movement nf
the whole force.
Long before ni1htfall the
Americans had worked ,heir way
down into tue towlands toward
5he Aisen, off the plateau from
which they had been able to look
ever thu next valley at 1he
cathedral towers in Leon.
World's cresset., 1918-09-12
register up
to 46 Years Of
-
age

Washington D c. Sept. 5.-To
remove any misunderstan ding
as 20 who will be required to
register under the new men
power act, provost Marshal
General Crowder, in statement
SAID that al men woo have not
reached their fortysixth birth.
day on or before registration
nay, September II. will be
llncluded with the maximum age
init aud all who have reached
their eighteenth birthday on or
before that date will BE- in
Guided with tte>pinimum age
limit. ,All,meu within. those
age limits who have not hereto
fore registered vii: be required
10 do SO on Septe mper -
The burden ia IN tie man
WHO fails to register to show
that he does not come within the
sge limits" General Crowder
said.
World's cresset., 1918-09-12

:. Please explain and give appli'
cable reason Why the 37tb,
chapter of the book of Isaiah and
the i9.h, chapter of the 2nd.
Book Of Kings, are word for
wordthe same, j. NJ Brown.
World's cresset., 1918-09-12
ANSWER TO
QUESTION NO, A.

! RUESI lON NO, ri.
!
| :. Please explain and give 'appli'
cable reason Why the 57tb,
chapter of the book of Isaiah and
the i9.h, chapter Of the 2nd.
Book Of Kings, are word for
word the same, j. M, Brown.
The question makes incuiry
upoa the likeness of the Iaug.
uage aud sayings of the 10 ch of
2 nd kings and the 81 CD, of Isa'
iaa why that they should be the
same in wordsF This brings us to
a continuation of, the Everlasting
Gospel, we must say first that it
takes two witnesses to constitute
a valid testimony on every divine
point Of Gods eternal truths.
And there Ia a few set forth in
those two chapters to be great
lessen to the reader o. the word
|of God in This day and age of the
world, Paulsaid.
"For whatsoever things we're
writtensaforetime we're written
for cur learning, that we through
patience and comfort OF the
Scriptures might have hope.
from. Is a
By this we learo that even
those two Chapters referred to.
are for our learning. For there
lis notting trusr that the King
OF Assyria spoken of in those
two Chapters ia prophesy is the
representative of the great
Assyrian of to day. Who wish
es to be the great caasor of The
world. WHO would send forth
Rabsbakeh. (Tne Kiser.) And
He. Sennatherib would do the
Commanding And in and thru
the Kiser, would bring all nat
ions 20 his feet. Little Belgiu ~,
was the first to be tackled by
him, theu France and England.
and in the Curse OF a short
period Of time the great Amer
ca, Rgpresented in 'ptophesy as
zeaiah. whoes land holds the
prohet of the Lord. Named In
prophesy as Isaiah. Bot the
great conclusion OF the whole
matter is foretold in this lang
ua.e in both of the Chapters re-
lered to please read,
And this shall te sign unto
'h'e, Ye slal eat this year
such things as grows Of them.
selves, and in the second year
that which sprinee;h of the
same: and In the third year SOW
We. and reap, and p'antvinewards
and eat the fruit thereof.
<Anl the remnant that is es
capped of the honss OF Judah shall
yet again take root downward,
aud bear fruit upward.
For out Of Jerusalem shall 20
forth u remnant. and they that
escape out OF mount Zion; toe
+, zeal of .he Lord of hosts shall
do this. e Kings. 49, 81 }
Also.
And this shall be sign unto
thee. Ye shall eat this year such
as groweth OF itself. and the
second year that which spring
eth up the same: and in the tbird
year sow ve. and'reap, and pant
vineyards. and eat tbs truit
A
World's cresset., 1918-09-12

And the remnant that Is escap'
ed of the house of judah shall
|again take root downward. and
bear frui, upward; yIsss<as-..
! For out of Jerusalem shall GO
forth a,rannant. and they that
escape out Of mount zion; the
zEaI OF the Lord Of hosts .sAsll do
this.
lisa. 37-3O -32)
Yes dear reader the eal CT
the Lord shall berform i..'' what
W, want to do FIRST, then is to
find out VI hat 10 called the zeal
OF the Lord. and that will give US
to understand. something near
the time when the prophesy of
those 2 Chapters shall be fuiflll
ed, For the Zeal Of the Lord
must perform it, For IT is re-
corded again.
For unto US a child is born,
unto US G son Is given, and the
gov erument'sha,l be upon bis
shoulder; and his name shall he
called Wonderful. Coun sellor
The mighty God r he everlasting
Father, The Prince Of Peace.
OF the increase of his govern
ment and peace there shall be no
end, upon the throne of David,
and upon bis kingdom. to order
it and 70 estaollsl, it with jobg'
ment and with justice from
henceforth even for ever. The
J zeal of he Lord of hosts will
perform this. lisa. 9-6 ~
We learn from the sixth versa
that Christ was the chili bora
and all the government OF power
was committed to him, and iu The
9TH. Verse you learn that the
Zeal of the Lord has to execute
or perform the same. And
when we learn what the Zeal of
the Lord is we then will know
the day Of the fulfilment of.
the words of those 2 Chapters
called in question, For this
purpose we must iced
And it shall come to pass in
that day, that I vi call nv sarv,
ant b iakim the son Of Hilkilh:
And | vii! c'O.he him with thy
robe, and sLreng he,! him with
thyg'rd G. and I will commit ,hy
90, eminent int, his hand: and
he shall be father tH The inhab.
itants. of Jer usalem, and 70 the
house of Jud .h.
Ard the key OF the house of
David will lay upon his should
er: so he shall open. and none
shall shut: and he shall shut
and none shall opAn
And / will fasten him a. a nail
in sure place, and be shall be
for a glorious throne to his
fathers house, Isaiah % y 20
!, 23.)
NV we have before ns the
Zeal Of the Lord woo is to per
form the wurk spoken CT in those
! two Chapters bove spoken of
1 and held in question which
proves why those two Chapters
! are recorded in the mama they
re, as it takes two witnesses,
in every thing to constitute e
Valid testimony. Even this is
shown you in the dead leaf you
see laying On the ground for
when you look upon the dead
J leaf on the ground you see and
World's cresset., 1918-09-12

G'en you must look 'OaCK 10 tne
time when it bloomed in life on
the tree. 50 You must say. that
life and death are both printed
in that leaf the two great wit
Masses Of Coo, Life and death
so nv, such great facts We learn
plainly wnv those two Chapters
are lbe same. And for more
Evidences upon this same fact,
and upon ihis same propbesy
we shall ask you to read.
And it shall come to pass
in the last days that the mount
ain OF :Ge Lords house shall be
established in the top of the
mountains. and shall be exalted
above the hills; and all natiors
shall flow unto j..
And many people shall come
and say Come We and lei US go up
to the mountain of the Lord, 10
house of the God Of Jacob; and
he will teach US Of his ways, and
we will walk in bis paths; for out
| of Zion shall 90 forth the law,
and tie word of the Lord from
Jerusalem,
and he shall judge among the
nations. and shall rebuke many
people: and they shall beat their
sword into ploughshares, and
their spears into pruning.
heoks; na.ion shall not lift up
sword against nation, neither
shall they learn war any more.
Isaiah 2-2-4)
Also.
But in the last days it shall
come to pass, tina. the mountain
Of The house OF The Lord shalt be
established to the top Of the
mourtains. and it shall he exalt'
ed above the hills; aud people
! shall flow unto it.
And many nations shall come.
and say, Come. and let US 60 up
to the mountain # the Lord and
to the house Of the Cud of Jacob
and he will teach ua of his ways.
and we will walk in bis paths
for the law shall go forth OF Zion
and the word Of the L,rd from
Jerusalem.
And he shall Judge among
many pcop'e, and rebuke strong
nations afar off and they shall
beat their sword into plough
shares. and their spears into
pruniogh ocks nation shall not
hft up sword against nation,
neither shall they learn war any
more. micah. 4 4-1-3D
Here is two more scriptures
upnr tie same point OF what
tht Zeal Of The Lord must do
srokel Of in those two chapters
above and which will bring all
wars to Il close for Christ has
said tn you jnSt how this
mus he done Please read.
And he that overcome:h, and
keepnth my works unto the end,
to him will give power over the
Gaiinns:
Aud he shall rule them with q
rod IT iron; as the vessel of q
potter snail they be broken to
stivers; even as l received Of my
Father.
And l will give him morning
star. (Rov.2-26 -s7-28)
Now dear questioners you will
see why it was necessary for
the two Chapters to be pia ced in
the word ia two different books.
For God has left Us two or
more witnesses on every thing
he did or said hoping our laoors
nay be of.Value to our readers
We beg to remain your most
Obedient'Servant.
World's cresset., 1918-09-12
German Armies
Recross Aisne
with Franco
American At
their Heels.
Manuin takes 30 villsges
Hun Hst.eat Almtst a
-Ro1t.

Destruction BY Enemy OF
Supplies Ind icates Plaa To FA,l
Back To OId ST. Quentin Line !;
Yankees Hasten Boche Flight.
World's cresset., 1918-09-12
Germans going
to their own
border, Asserts
Simond.

Not Certain Huns Can Hold
Beleain Coast Against the
Compaign
World's cresset., 1918-09-12
: ROLL OF HONOR.

F, e. Briggs Midco Mo, 81 OO
]. B. Anbuchon.
Grandiu Mo 25c's
World's cresset., 1918-09-12

GRIP ON LITTLE FAST
BECOMING LESS TIGHT
From There To Rheims Situa-.
ton Is More Favorable To
Allies.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-20
Higher Income Tax
Urged in Revenue Bill

WASHINGTON, July 19.-A 10 per
cent minimum income tax for indiyid-
uals and corporations in lieu of the
present PEI cent for individuals and
= per cent for corporations, was favored
at to-day's executive session of the
House Ways and Means Committee.
which is drafting the new war revenue
Dill. NO conclusion was reached, how
ever. Lowering of the fixed amounts
exempted from taxation also was dis
cussed, but sentiment largely was in
opposition.
Members of the committee expressed
fear that with present rates the
$6,oo0,o00,000 revenue planned from in
comes and excess profits could not be
raised. Some members suggested re-
sort to consumption taxes, hut this was
regarded as a last expedient. A slight
tax on cotton also was suggested
On the assumption that nation wide
prohibition legislation now pending in
Congress will not be enacted this year,
there was renewed discussion Of OBJ
tanning more revenue from beer and
other Intoxicating liquors. 1t was sug-
gested that direct tax OIL gross sales
IN all transactions from manufacturer
to consumer would yield 100000 900.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-20

Especial Dispatch to The Tribane)
WASHINGTON, July 1o.-Coincident
with the arrival of Food Administrator
Hoover in England the food administra
tion to-day made formal announcement
that his purpose in visiting Allied coun-
tries at this time was TO ascertain their
food requirements and to determine the
programme necessary in the United
States to meet these requirements
Further than this it is understood Mr.
Hoover will lay before the Allied food
authorities plan for pooling the entire
food resources of the United States and
the Allies.
Mr.. Hoover, who left Washington on
July 8, was accompanied by Joseph P.
Cotton, head of the meat division of the
food administration; James ". Bell,
head of the milling division: George S.
Jackson, vice-president of the grain
corporation, and Lewis Strauss, has pri-
vate secretary.
DR.. Alonzo Taylor, who has had wide
experience with the food problems in
Europe since the outbreak of the war.
preceded Mr.. Hoover by several weeks,
and has been gathering data and in
formation for use at the conferences.
The first meeting of the inter-Allicd
controllers has been set for Monday in
London.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-20
C1andestine Masons
Are Denounced Here
Attempt to Dupe Soldiers
Charged by Scottish Rite
Commander

"A clandestine Masonic body plans to
confer to-day the Scottish Rite degree
on Masons in the United States service.
This body, which meets in Harlem, has,
1t is charged, inveigled hundreds of
Masons at several of the nearby camps
and some who are at camp in Gettys-
burg. These Masons, unaware of the
clandestine character of the body
which meets to-day, are now en- route
to New York.
When they arrive at the Pennsylva-
MIA Terminal they will be met by rep
resentatives of the Grand Lodge Of
the State Of New York, who will ad-
wise them of the irregularity of the
body that proposes to obligate them
to-day.
Walter w. Griffith. Commander in
Chief of the Ancient Accepted Scottish
Rite in the Valley of New York, said
last night:
There is but one legitimate body of
the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite in
Manhattan. and it meets in the Ma
sonic Temple. No meeting of that
body is now being held. Inasmuch as
this is the only organization recog-
nized by the Scottish Rite Masons in
France or by the Mystic Shrine in the
United States or by any other body
with Masonic affiliations, it seems a
shame that these soldiers should be
misled into joining an organization
which is not recognized by any legiti-
mate body of Masonry"
Any interested Mason may obtain
further information by telephoning to
the office of Robert Judson Kenworthy,
grand secretary of the Grand Lodge,
Gramercy 1904
New-York tribune., 1918-07-20
British Laud u. S. Fliers

LONDON, July 10. - American air
souadrons now scattered at numerous
points throughout Great Britain have
won golden opinions from the British
air fighters. What the British air
force officers think of these Americans
may be illustrated by letter sent by
a major commanding a district in Cen
trail England, who shortly after being
transferred to a new command wrote
to the commander of an American
squadron which had previously been
under his direction:
ut is difficult for me to find words
that effectively express the complete
satisfaction the work of your squad
ron gave while under my command. A
keener, more willing, bigger hearted
lot of men than those that compose
your squadron would be difficult to
find.
"Their capacity for work is enor-
nous. The more | gave them to do,
the more they asked for, and they al
ways did it with willingness that
showed they had done it for the sheer
love of it. l always shall be prepared
to back them for work, discipline and
appearance against all corners. My
opinion of your squadron is summed
up as follows:
~ should be proud to command them
0t the 'front.'"
New-York tribune., 1918-07-20
British Munition
Strike Threatens

LONDON, July ia labor dispute
which may lead to a serious situation
has been begun in Coventry and other
centres, says an announcement issued
by the Ministry of Munitions to-day.
A large number of skilled munition
workers, it is stated, have handed in
notices, which take effect next week
Cessation of work by these workers,
it is added, would lead to the stoppage
of the production of some of the most
vital and urgently needed appliances
and munitions.
The ministry explains that the
threatened strike does not arise out
of any difference between the employ
ers and the workmen, but from the
action of the government in seeing
that skilled labor was fairly divided
among the munition firms This had
brought about great deal of misun-
derstanding, which every effort was
being made to remove.