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GERMAN OFFICIAL

BERLIN, via London, Sept. II. - 'The day was quiet on the battle front" This is the announcement made by headquarters this evening.
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FOR INFORMATION

The young women who are interest ed in student nursing for war work must call Mrs. Alexander Murry of Warren for information. Phone SIP
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-12

Prince Frederick Charles is a broth er-in-law of Emperor William, having married the emperor's youngest sis ter
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CURES.

Arkansas & Arizona ......" AriZona bing .....'.... Arizona Silver King ............ Big Ledge .......!............"
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NO GRAIN MARKET.

No Chicago grain market today elections.
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DEBS CONTESTS
 WITH PRIDE ALL
 CHARGES IN CASE

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METAL MARKET

NEW YORK. Sept. 11.-Metals un, changed.
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VYSETROVANf NESTESTf v
BEDFORD.
Pokracovani re strany l.

Pokracovani re strany /.
Rogers c.. Brundage, FL r.,
1247 vych. 90 ul.
VIM. Collins, Al rok1, 1911
New York ave.
w. F. Murphy, 20 r., 4069
vych. 70 ul.
G.. Storage, 80 r., 1929 Broad
way.
JOS. Globe, al, rokn, Abs
vych. Ga ul.
G.. Maximowski, SO. r., 3712
vych. II ul.
Frant. Adamec, AZ r., 1712
Marble ave.
F. Schultz, AS r., 1878 vych.
rs ul.
VIM. Binns, 80 r., 77O5 Ma
ryland ave.
P. Luke, 33 r., 872O Sa.ger
avenue.
j. Krupski, 27 r., 3676. vych.
63 ulice.
". Kurek, 27 r., 6616 Fleet
avenue.
A. Lepscomba, 10. r., 2340
vych. % ul.-
J. KopiEnski, 81 r., 1926 Nor
gan ave.
A. Konicek, % r., 8947
Broadway.
AL. OkoD, 40 r., 2 Connecti-
cut.
r. Thomas, obydli nezname.
Tezce ranenymi jsou:
Otto Unger, 22 r.. 3463 W.
chodni 70 ul., sotva vydrzi.
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IL IT.
CESKA BESEDA.

SchGze pc letnfch prazdni-
mach op9tne budou konany
prvni a tretf nedeli v m6sici v
Ceske Narodni Sini ma Broad
way.
Pristf schIze sc kona me-
deli 6. rijna, ie zadoucno, aby
tlenstvo sc v plnem poctu sG-
tastnilo.
TAIEMNfK
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AMERICKE
ZTRATY.

Ma listine amer. ztrat We
Francii nachazf sc dnes 720
linen celh:m. Clevelandske
ztraty jsou:
Arthur Geldschlaoer, 5316
zap. 9 ul., padp V boji.
w. Krug, 84O5 Hoffman
ave-, tezce poran6n.
Ceske ztraty:
ranen.
Vaclav Jindra z Dakoty,
Stanislav Kessler z New Yor
ku. ranen.
Jan Milcarok 2 Pennsylvania
ran6n.
Jos. Rybak z Connecticut.
ran6n.
Ignac Zeman z Chicago, ne
zv6stnv.
St. Novak 2 Wisconsin, "a
jat.
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zADOUCf NAPRAVA.

Redakce naSe obdrzela nasle
duiici dopis z kruhu nasich Gte
narn.
Pozoruhodnym ie nadseni, ia
ke zavladlo pfi upisovani teto
Nv. pGjcky Svbodv. Nejvice o.
vsem agituik pro Bondv casopi-
sv vsech narodnosti svvmi clan
XIV. dale recnfci ma schGzich i v
divadlech, plakatv. iakoz o u
melecky vvzdobene vykladni
skrfn6 velkych obchodG. Spatril
isem vvkladni okna skoro vsech
velkvch mestskVch obchodn. ale
v zadnem z Mich nenasel isem
nrapor mas. cesky. ami polsky.
Jsou v Mich vvstavenv prapory
vSech snoiercI - mimo naSeho
polskefo. Neni tomu davno,
co SpOi. Statv uznali ceskoslo-
venskon armadu "a valcici moe
a Narodni Radu CO jeifho repre
sentanta. prav6 tax. iako ostat
nj spoienci. Rad bvch v9d6l,
proc nenf bran zretel ma mas
praror a kdo bv Sc mel postara
ii o zadoucf napravu!
PoZOrovatel.
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VCEREJSl SCHUZE.

V rHznvch Gastech m6sta ma
SehO konalv Sc vcera apitacni
schiize We prosp6ch Bond6 Svo
BODY a vsechnv vvdarilv Sc vel
mi dobre. Ma iednf 2 Mich pra
vii iistV americkV invalida. ze
zdeiSi lid TO dobu valky ma Sc
trit co MONA neivfce i ma ii
die - a uspoTene penize ,ukla-
dat do bondG. Musime naSe
hochv podporovati ze vSech sill,
by zfeime citili, re zde stoiime
"a mimi.
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VCEREJSf RECISTRACE

odbvla Sc bez jakekoliv agita-
ce. Pouze mezi mokrymi a SUI
chymi odbyvati sc bude pfi-
stitch volbach velkv bOi. Politic
ke strany uznavaii vaznost do
by a vGbec neagituii. - Dnes
rano oznameno bylo 28.661 re
gistrovanych, kdy nedosly do
sud zpravy z AZ precinktG.
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WMN Ne;l~nsi 1~ar. t;ckou
rTs~; JarosIava v1cEY:~EzEo,
"NOC MA KARLSTEINt" .e.
h~aie "TYL" v redSli dne &.
xiira v Ces. Mas. Sin; IA Broad
w.v. Pfedurodei li.tkI v oh.
chodS p. Vacka tamtsz.
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KUPUJTE BONDY
SVOBODY.

We spojenych Statech vyds.
lavate svs penize.
We Spojenych Statech sport.
te svs penize.
We Spojenych Stktech ulozte
sve penize.
Sest ranenych kanadskych
voiinn kteri pod generalam Fo-
chem Sc s1castnili bitvy ma Mar
ne ably odraziti napor NemcI,
pfijeli vcera do Clevelandu, a.
by We schHzich pfednase'i O
svych zkusenostoch zdeisi I'd
ku koupi BondI pobadali.>
We schizich. Sc Bondy nepro
d+vaji. nybrz lid Jest pouco-
van dllezitych udalostech ma
fronte, a povinnostech, ktere
americky narod must vykonat.
aby ia valka Sc brzy skoncila.
udalosti ma fronte, udatnost a
obetavOst americkeho vOjska
must stupnovat nadseni zdejsi-
no naroda, tax ably vsechny po
tf9by pro vojsko Sc molly ry.
chile opatrit. Tech sest kanad-
skycb vojinG jsou sergt. Frank
O'Leary a vojini J. w. Wal
lace, j. Handel, w. Haggar,
w. c. O'Hearn a w. w. Ken.
neil.
Dnes v poledne Sc konala
schGze v Hippodromu, kde
prednasela slec. Marie Van Ga
|stnlova, oSetfovatelka Belgie
KIT IRA videla tn surovost meme
ckych vandalG, iak vrazdiCi ne.
mocne a ran6nym obvazky 2
ran strhavali. Pevecky sbol
strazniki o 25 muzi sextet 2
campu Sherman obstarali pc.
weekly program.
Ma ustredne oznamena kou.
pc "a diva miliony cd McKin.
ney Stee, Co. To jest mimo "a.
mestnancd, jejichz 1pisy bu
dou pozdeii oznameny.
DIE zpravy z dfadovny, vci
ra docileno dvacet milionG npi
si, ktere jsou pfijmute ale ne.
cZnamene Ipisy Sc odhadui
ia pet milionG.
PrGmyslovy vybor zberatelt
oZnamuie 100 dilen ktere doci
lily 100 proc. 1pisy. Podomn'
jednatele oznamuji $4,000 up
|sH.
Velke castky skoltktovanycf
renez banky odevzdavaii ne
Federalnf banku, co prvni sp,a
ltky ma koupi Bond6.
Bud'me kazdy pr;praven ma
navStevu iednatelG ktefi tn prs
ci, co zastupci vlady ochotne
vykonavaif. Zodpovidejte lin
spravne kladene otazkv. net
lhanfm mnohy by Sc sam po'
trastal.
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BOZ PROTl SPANELSKE
CHkIPCE " NASEM
MESTE.
fv5445Ga -6hojcdzcN 0
PRAVIDLA PROTl MOVE.
EPIDEMlI.

Poplasne zpravy o povazli-
vem rozsifovani move epidemic
ke nemce tax zvan6 spanelske
chripky, vyburcovaly pon6kud
nase zdravotnf 1rady. aby sta
vajiclmu nebezpeci ,bylo cele-
no.
Reditel verejne dobrocinnosti
Beman a zdravotni komisar
lockwood vydali instrukce, jak
Sc proti nakaze opatfiti a zasta
viii jeff postup. Dnes odpoledne
konan bude porada, kde pro-
mlouvano bude O dalsim postu
pu ochrannych praci.
Jak oznamuje kapitan Shu-
pc, predseda vojenskeho vybo-
ru Obchodnf Komory i clenov6
mayorovy valecne rady. jest
znatelny "a poslednfch 10 dnf
1bytek move epidemic ac IL Gle
velandskych vojind v riznych
taborech nemoci podlehlo. Ia
uplvnul6 diva dny pfivezeno by
10 do Clevelandu Z mrtvol zdej
sfch vojfnd, ably zde byly po-
hrbeny.
Mezi nasfm obyvatelstvem
pax zaznamenany jsou tri 1mr
ii "a poslednf meafc iak ozna.
mule statistika zdravotnf rady.
Onemocn6nf hlaseno Jest po-
mern6 malo. ale vzdor tomu
musl byti "a yeas zabraneno
dalsimu Sc rozmahani teto epi
demie. iez tax povazlivou me.
rou radila ma americkem vvcho
de. zeimena v novoanglickvch
statech a zejmena v mestech u
atlantickeho pobrezi.
Ma nekolika mistech ohrozc
vala nova choroba cely prnmysl
Lekarsk6 authority nam dava
il nasledovnf rady, smerujici wy
hnouti sc NOME nakaze. jako5
k zamezenf .dalsiho sifeni:
Netlacte Sc zbytecne v zastu
pech.
Vystrihejte Sc uhrati.
Vyvarujte sc nachlazeni.
Nekychejte a nekaslete v bli
+zkosti jinych osob.>
Uzivejte jen ciste umytehc
nadobi. y
Nenoste t6sny odev.
Vyplachujte casio usta a nos
Zdrzujte sc ma cerstvem
vzduchu.
Zijte prirozene.
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zdravi.
RychloWak vletel do hustle
ho zastupu d6lnikd, cimz veli-
ke ztraty Sc vysvatluji.
Vetsina ran9nych lezf dosud
v tovarni n>emocnici v Bedford
a nekolik obeti vcerejsi kata-
s,rofy vyckava ztotoznenf v
z ceskych pohrobnikd pan
Nosek ma dive mrtvoly usmrce-
nych We sve marnici, pan Raus
rovnez dive pan Marek jednu.
Nestesti u 27. zastavky v
Bedford, vyvolalo vcera v Nc
Mylerovych municnich tovar-
mach takovy rozruch, ze temef
1sichni delnici, -28O0 ma po6et,
brace zanNchali. Dnes tamneiA
pomery Sc vsak jiz uklidnuii =
dnes vlada bude bedfordske ne
stesti >vysetrovati.
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SCHUZE

move zalozeneho dramatickeho
sboru Mt. Pleasant bude Sc
konati dpe 6. rijna We 2 hod.
odpol. We skole j. A. Komen-
sky ma f. 131. ul. VeSkeri "a
kladajici clenove necht sc do
stavi a pyivedou sve zname,
kteri by Sc chteli stati cleny.
Zvlaste 'bychom radi uvitali
vice zen a divek We SVEN sire
du.,
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V. Dzigielewski, % r., 3768
vyeh. IS ul., sotva vydrzf.
A. Nicik, % r., $3.50 vych.
78 ul.
Jean Boudini, q r., 1919
Force ave.
F. Lehman, 20 r., 3618 W.
chodni 78 ul.
T. Hunt, AZ r., 4001 vych,
1O4 ul.
Krajan Ed. ]. Rumplik, by
dlici v elsie 4163 vych. 102 ul.,
ma leve rame prerazene a v ne
mocnici sv. .Alexise je .osetfo-
van. Pan Rumplik, takto 29sety
stal ma trait We spolecnosti mu-
nicniho inspektora Murphyho.
on sam byl rychlfkem "a kolej
nice odhozen, kdezto Murphy
dostal Sc pod kola lokomtivyl a
telo jeho strasn6 potrhano.
Rumplik pom6rne brzy Sc po-
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SLAVNOSTNf VYBOR.
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PRfSPEVKY PRO cESKO.
SLOVENSKOU ARMADU.

2 divadla v Osadni sinie,
P. Marie Lourdske $57.13
Slec. Aubrechtova ode
= vzdala cd pani John
sonove 1000
josef Talafons 100
Anton Peseut 100
JOS. Pechota It's
Cesti hosi ma vecirku ma
rozlOucenOu s Bendlem 22.OO
Antonin Valentik 100
Pri Vaclavskem Posvice
nj ktere pofadalo Lo-
ze Sion {. ID, J. T. wy
hrano 1O.10
Prijal Josef Masek.
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49, Historicki veselohra -
"NOC Ma kARLsTEJNE" cd
Jar. Vrchlickeho, nedsE dne
s. rijna v Ces. Mar. Sini ma
Broadway. Pfedprodej listki
u p. Vacka tamtez.
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UPOZORNENf
CT. SPOLKUM! T!

Timto Sc oznamuje ct. ceske
vATejnosti, re Patronat Ceske
Ned. Svob. Skoly j. A. Komen-
sky, otevre svoji novou budovu
dine 10. listopadu a zada vsech
ny spolky dramaticke sbory.
by, zda-li Jim to mono, ma
ten den Cd svych zabav upu-
still.
SLAVNOSTNf VYBOR
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ALTHEIMER SCHOOL
 GRADUATES TWELVE

Ahheimef, May 2S.-The first an nllal commencement exercises of the Woodrow Wilson school were conduct ed tonight, when class of twelve re- celVed diplomas. Members of the class were Willie Steele Bridgers, Hazel McFadden. Lovella Murdaush Ona Brown, Elizabeth Stewart, Frank Murdaugh, Claud Bridgers. Robert lDlsmuke. Charles Woods, Oscar Ford Howell Ashcraft and Claude Hawkins
 Impressive addresses, full of good advice and inspiration, were deliver ed by Rev. John van Lear. ;.rd Hon. N. J. Can't.
 The program was as follows:
 Duet, Deeds of Valor," Hazel Me fadden and Willie Steele Brdgers.
 Song. Root for Uncle Sam." chorus. Song. "The Long. Long Trail" chorus.
 Piano solo, ''Felicita," Willie Steele Bridgers.
 Piano solo, 'tSong of the Niehtin- gale,' Hazel McFadden
 Piano solo, Caprice Elegant" FL izabeth Stewart.
 Song, "KeeD the Home Fires Rurn- ing" chorus.
 Commencement song, chorus,
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w. A. JOHNSON TO
 RE-ENTER U. $. NAVY

w. A. Johnston, salesman for the Pine City Electric company, yesterday was ordered by the Naval Auxiliary Reserve to report at New York by June 5. He will leave at once. MT. Johnston is an electrical engineer and for nine years was chief electrician Sn the navy. He was on the battleship Rhode Island when the American fleet toured the world in 1909. Admir- al Robley D. Evans was commander. Up to six months ago MT. Johnston was electrical engineer at the Cotton Belt shops.
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LIBRARY PROMOTES
 WORK FOR SOLDIERS

The Pine Bluff Public Library as sociation has undertaken to promote the making of scrap books for sol diers. The blank books may be ob- talned at the library. The plan is to fill the pages with attractive inspir- ing entertaining, cheerful material, such as cartoons short stories. poems, jokes, and clippings from papers and magazines expected to interest the soldiers. Injunction against anything that might make a man "blue" is giv- en.
 The books, when filled are to be turned over the library for shipment to Trance in the name of the donor
 Rudyard Kipling originated the idea, and the English "tommies" prov ed so apprehensive that hundreds of thousands of books were filled by the folk at home and sent lover there."
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w. R. Sorrells.
 From l to ?, leader, Garland May From ? to 3, leader, Mrs. Mcclellan From 3 to l, leader, Rev. w. C Watson.
 From 1 to 5, leader, Mrs. w. z Tankersley.
 From , to 6. leader, ]. H. Watkins From s to 9. leader, Rev. Thoo Copeland.
 Carr Memorial Methodist The people of East Pine Bluff are to worship at the Carr Memorial Methodist church tomorrow at 2:3O D. m. The program will De as follows: Song, Congregation. Presidents Proclamation, Rev. l.. W. Evans.
 Solo, Rev. w. H. Hanford. Prayer, Rev. J. D. Rogers. Scripture reading and comment, Rev. w. C. Wood.
 Volunteer talks interspersed by songs and prayers.
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PERSONAL.

F. M. Cash and family have return. ed from Little Rock and are residine at 2022 West Eleventh avenue. MT Cash is an employe of the Standard Lumber company.
 Dr. w. E. Brunson of Swan Lake was in the city yesterday.
 Attorney Irving Reinger was busi- ness visitor in Little Rock yesterday.
 c. E. Philpot was a business visi- tor in Little Rock yesterday.
 Hugh H. Humphreys has returned from Lonoke for a brief visit. He is supervising large amount of con- struction work at Eberts' field.
 J. A. Maxwell left Monday night for Jonesboro on business mission
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tist church at Monticello.

It was generously stated in Sundays issue or this paper that the author or the popular song hit You can de. pend on Uncle Sam for victory" was Max Elsenkramer Instead the author 1s an authoress. Mrs. Max Eisenkram- CT has been member of the Musical Goterle Of this city for number of years, and is a great lover of music The song hit has proven indeed nonu. lar Mrs. tasenkramer has written the song as Red Cross benefit, and the proceeds go toward the Red Cross fund.
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LEVINE NOW A CORPORAL

Leo Levine, who left here with a contingent of select men one month ago, has been made corporal of the 3O8th cavalry, at Douglas, Arizona. News of his promotion was received by relatives here yesterday.
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MathOntes Club Program "A1'Aansas."

Mathontes Club t Program "Araansas."
 The program for the ,Mathontes club today is Arkansas" Roll call responses will be Arkansas Cele- brities." and the following sub-topics will be treated Our Natura Re- sources" Mrs. Atkinson; "Earlv His tory of Arkansas" Mrsl Mills; Our Educational Institutions" Mrs. Wool dridge; Arkansas Legislation" Mrs. Houston; Cur Governor" Mrs. Nor ris.
 Mrs. V. B. Alexander will be hostess to the members this afternoon in her home at 603 West Fourth.
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MINIClPAL COIRT

Walter 1stely was sentenced il municipal court yesterday to pay a fine of $10 for gaming. Three accus ed failed to appear and their cash bonds of $10 each were forfeited They were Henry Malone, charged with gaming; John McNath, drunk Morris Day, assault and battery
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29
LICENSE TO WED,

License was issued here yesterday for the marriage of H. F. Dausherty aged, 32 and Miss Gussie May Dyson, aged 20, both of Redfield.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29
Bantist Missionary

The Ladies' Aid and Missionary so- ciety of the First Baptist church met in regular monthly business meeting, this week. Mrs. c. s. McNew presid- ed. The offering taken was for the Orphanage fund.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29

H,,ude to sulp hur

uorride tO J"'P
 '.nss a. Monday ...;noa sou
 Pr1sI s1i1s Benjamin Rice entertained t1s sev, W
 Hlss Sonng friends with hayrlae to ral lIur sv's Springs Monday evening, In Gulphula if oy Miss Lii Pittman. of Pres oa0' e.t who is the guest oI MISS ,%a m,iureo M, Boaie' S,,i A delicious picnic l"hen was srvea. nresent were Misses Lil Pitt
 lnose ss1ildred g Poole, Bessie Coleman, nanl, l;da al' Green, Mary Toney. Jessie efI1aaV tfdar ophelia Brewster Erica !i1 Nell Nt snsui,, anjnger Helen Tomme, Lllile Me- tafzil,es; nes;o I ee Rue. The chaperones alla a Mics, Misses Edith .Jackman and El- ie Reeves. *
 u,s E. C. Cobb and children of
 nonoo MaS, Ala, are visiting her par ats ts' lTr, and Mrs. J. A. McCoy, l2l' East Second.
 urs N L. Wells, of Little Rock. ao ,n' has been visiting her son, Geo. ''O welIs and family, has returned A. NoAA'
 her home'
 urs l. Reinberger and daughter I,;ss w Annie Mae. have gone to Babiti nrings ,ri Texas, for 8 short visit. urs j. F. spillyards and children re spending a few days in Memphis, isitiEg relatives
 Mrs J. B. Levey and daughter, Mrs. kiorsky and Miss Pauline Kiersky. avo v returned to their home at Sum- at Ark. after a visit here with Irs l. W. Heller, 1914 Wes Fifth venue.
 Mrs William Puddephat spent yes enay in Little Rock. The Mathontes club will meet this Sfternoon at 2::30 o'clock. with Mrs. ] B. Alexander, in her home 6O3 West Fourth. Mrs. Sig Hyman and Mrs. Howard Strauss have returned from visit in Greenwood. Miss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29

Probably nothing peases the poli- tician so much as the inability of the freight payers to get on his curves.
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Lakeside Missionary Society

The Ladies' Missionary society of the Lakeside church met Monday aft ernoon at the Church, with Circle No. 4 as hostess.
 ''Mothers" was the subject of the afternoon. Mrs. Edgar Brewster gave very beautiful tribute "to Mothers" the devotional was led by Mrs. Wal ter Rvland. Mothers of The Bible" were discussed by Mrs. w. z. Tanker sley. Misses Helen Brewster, Clotelle Looseley, and Ruth Gannaway each gave short "Mcther" poem.
 The refreshments will in the flu ture be done away with.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29

Misses Henrietta Adams, Dorothy Loving, Zelda Davis and Helen Bal lard, Pine Bluff girls students at Crescent College, at Eureka Springs, Ark, have made splendid grades in their studies this year. Miss Loving and Miss Ballard led the domestic science and business classes. All will return home the latter part of the week.
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Community Kitchen pStprday,

The community kitchen demonstra
 ion yesterday morning was conduct
 Id by Miss Eunice Norris, in the ab.
 ence of Mrs. Critz. who was i'll. The
 naking of fireless cook at home was
 demonstrated. Several ladies pres |nt had ont only made the fireless lockers at home, but after having
 sed them for some time. speak in he highest terms of their merits.
 ereas, soups, and dried fruits, and pgetables, are much better. coked nd dried fruits, and vegetables, are nuch better, cooked in the fireless poker
 Mrs. Critz will conduct the demon
 raton Thursday morning showing low to successfully cook vegetables
 one of her home made fireless bOkers.
 Mrs. Ben Thaltheiner has return
 from visit to Little Rock for egeral days.
 MT. and Mrs. T. J. Collier will re- nrn today fro mMemphis. where they Eere called by the illness of Mrs. olhers sister, Mrs. Harry Morgan.
 Mrs. c. V. Murphy. who recently lomitted to an operation for appendi- nus at the Davis hospital, has been etlrned to her home at 1907 Eost lltn She is greatfiyS improved. asiness Girls Supper
 '. W. C. A.. Eine business girls supper will be e,a this evening at the Y. w. c. A. at So o'clock. All the business girls aa women of the city are cordially uted to attend.
 MIS- J. A. Mcleod. will be toast Pslress. and has charge of the pro- Fam' Several musical numbers will
 gwen by Miss Lucy Hearn Broad Eltee, Miss Ernestine Norris, the sA scnool orchestra, and Miss Simp- n' < MISS Nancy Brummet4, Mrs V hudson Mrs. l.. K Land, and (.ss Eunlce Norris will respond to Rssls as follows: "Y. w. c. A." "Om kuse" 4r [v -*--- |osa W.T. and Mrs. Dave Campbell, Mrs. Y, |vll 0aldwell, Mrs. Nichols. Miss, Ea. Mlchols. and Miss Catherine r.u@eli will motor to Monticello to- E.; 'mroW to attend the graduation ex- 'hoa 'S,sss al the State Agricultural 'n.0l 'os there, The baccalaureate ser 'va N n was preached Sunday night by ' :pf. d. l. Norris. at the First Bap-
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!" HAS BEEN A
 FRIEND TO ME"
Says Lady, Regarding Cardui, in Civ ing This Well-knOwn Wolnan's Tonic Credit for Her Good
 Health.

Cleveland, Tenn.-Mrs. Joanna Felk- CT, of this place, afte- telling of the help she obtained from the use of Cardui F years ago, when it built |up her health and strength, says further: 'The next time ' used it (CarduD was about or 5 years ago. l had =. and was just able to drag around for while, getting worse all the time. l suffered intense pain in the lowed abdomen and back Could hardly do my work, it was all drag .. and walking was very pain full for me. l finally had to give up and go to- bed, where I stayed about a week . and then turned back to Cardui, my old friend.
 After starting the Cardui, I was able to be up in or days . The pains were relieved soon after begin ming to take the Cardui, and when I got up, walking was easy for me Got my health and strength and in 3 weeks was able to do most of my work ...
 It's "a, fine medicine, and has been a good friend to me, and am friend to it too. It's. through taking Cardui I have been we'll and strong and in good health for the past or 5 years .'. I will always praise it."
 Cardui should do for you. what it has done for thousands of other wom en. It should help you. Try Cardui. -AdVt . ...
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week.
 Harold Seabrook has returned from Lexington, Ky., where he was a student at Translvania College the past year.
 Monroe Perdue has returned from Ouachita College at Philadelphia whede he has been the past year at- l tending school. He had to come home on account of illness. The other Pine Bluff students at the college are Miss Marie Atkinson and Miss Jewel Pal mer, who will arrive the latter part of the week
 Mrs. Harry Rosenberg who has been patient at the Florence sani- tarium for the past two weeks as the result of an operation, was yesterday removed to her home.
 Red Cross Dance At Sweden
 A cordial invitation is extended to Pine Bluffians to attend the Red Cross dance given at Sweden on Thursday night. A number of young folks have planned to motor to Swed- en in the late afterncn and "take in" the dance that night. '"
 Mrs. w. G. Key is convalescing from a recent illness.
 Mrs. W.. A. Payne, who has been visiting in Waco and Corsicana, Tex oc hoe rnf,,rnnd t0 ho,, home
 Mrs. Sidney Lipscomb, 100 Olive street, has as her guest Mrs. Oscar Trice.
 Mrs. R. H. M. Miller has returned from Little Rock where she was visit ing her sister Mrs. J. A. Woodson. Country Club Dance Saturday Night
 The regular semi-monthly dance will be held at the Country Club Sat- urday evening, from to 12 o'clock. Dinner will be served to a large num- Der of guests before the dance.
 Vernon D. Niven, son of MT. and Mrs. D. B. Niven of this city who has been a student at Baxlor school in Chattanooga, Tenn, for two years, is graduting from Baxlor this evening. Invitationh have been received by sev. eral Pine Bluffians. MT, Niven will return the latter part of the week. D. V. Niven Jr., his brother, will return with him.