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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14

While father tolis from morn TN
o." son Jim phiIosophlzcs Uncle
Ie" pruEnosficates ana Sis apostro.
rhise- Ma sads and Fossips Baby
h2Nfs MID all tho clack and pother
VH never hear q single sound from
busy. faithful father.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14

rrH family uUi that ui tn" time
~ 'nH accident the s0n wns driving
t.I '.r fathers vie AMI daughter
N"Iu 900 the car There W5s oVl.
I...u t'ut 'Nr .uu was going io call
u. ,.,nI ,ud ms mother and sister
RsUH accompanying him on his Iuyi-
H'Irr Hud ts his guests N mo jury
believed this evidence II Was held
The father would uu, be liable. bu'
Hn would o., ulII. 10 they ,unrlu ded
'.lt ln addition To- tins purpose the
SOON vas at the Same time taking
.Hs members Of tho family ou' fpr
q frr FOR their nonrtn and recreation
Y. member. or rr fathers toranf.ly
InR question ,ya- yuc uf lrf fur me
Ur.
a hfh,r ro ming a ear which Dr.,
H"rt fur tho u., of himself urf poi.
r..I. forbade n.a ruu I.irg u .n
fH. ,.,n.n. fu.f.sp .l...,U,.ra ...I
rr Tn. a.u fr.g.,rt, tIsulerrf
AL. Injunction Nsut.,IIrr f.u t.t
lHm Hm rlr... ,4u .r,. dictated
n.. objections ,u urr uf tn.a. rIfra
OH. ..u ...f.I t.N another ,,l.
nmrrr Do Iu .n t.f,r tynIrs,
'n. l"n.. .h. I.Nr .uurmr court
st.t'r.H .. Smith GaII. I.G ~
N t.H l,D 'tH. fNs t.r,r was not
IHN.n f.r fHu fuIf ~ n.s SON ON the
'.r.U ...H tho ,.n Was engaged In
t ..r..- r9,Du ..ns Do. relation
.... .f ur...r and servant between
'..w uu.s. .s.fU.rnI.re that the
'.H.r fra. entity I.r rho SON drive
'.. u..l.Hf 40 other f.urca v,beu
IN. l.H,r was Win him
g... .... y.... .,r.ll,tc dtvsion
4...I.. .,... ... ...,,.r ',,.i,n ,lI,,vs his
twenty ..tf. .,.I fun go drive his car
n. N. pleasure b.. NOT liable for in
.u. received by his negligence in
'r. u.,nrIa ynnourr. and tho son was
r.. n.rur frr him hut was driving
f.u .pr for hs own PURPOSES, Maher
l. UruuIl.r lGOgD. l23 App. Div.
,,H Relationship or permission
merely. Of was held. would not make
rNu owner liable. the question was
whether the driving was within the
a#tt.uiy pr.the owner as master In
tho pk,.uilun of his order or the do.
mg Of hg work
a, ,t,,.,..n ola .op NJ the
-. .a tnol, ,hr.e az his
,',.,a Ia e., ,h. CO. lie
....., .,,,,. nar ar,van nv the
- ....,--at,t 49,, ~ a.. owner and
49,. y, 81. ,rtana. rhc
..,.,,tn.. ,a 90 rac. ana a col.
~, -. - ,a-.tn.
,'ha,, ~ h,e othsr The former's
- .tIt ,na ta,t fore
nt 80 a.. o,h.r car smsshina
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14
sons Negligence. .

The case was distinguished In Mis-.
sell vs., Hayes Gaib. 80 N ! l.,
3ts n suit against "A father for his
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29
OFFER MANY CHANGES
 IN RAILROAD RATES
More Suggestions of Notifications Expected After Shippers Have
 Studied tho New Tariffs

Washington, May 28.-Suggestions fer modification of the new scale of freight and passenger rates began to reach the railroad administration to- day and were filed for later inspect fen by administration experts and the Interstate Commerce Commission.
 Officials explained that many changes would be made and that letters explaining apparent injustices would be welcomed Most shippers organizations and traffic experts of industrial concerns had not completed careful examination of the new sche- dulles, however, and serious proposals for readjustments are not expected in any great quantity for a week or more.
 These may be filed either with Dir ector General McAdoo or the Inter. state Commerce Commission, which has authority to review and make fin al decision on any rate. Regional dir ectors today made arrangements for the issuance of new communication and other tickets June 10, when the higher passenger fares go into effect.
 Portions of old mileage and conl- mutation books and unused tickets will be redeemed at the rate paid for them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29
MANY PROTESTS
 FILED AGAINST
 WAGE SCHEDULE
Virginia Shop Employees Strike and Others Ex-
 pected to Walk Out.

Washington, May 2S.-Scores of pro- tests reached the railroad adminis- tratlon Headquarters against small wage increases granted by Director Genueral McAdoo's recent order. Word came from Alexandria, Va. that between 300 and 100 shop employees of the Southern railway had quit work TOT the day to emphasize their dis satisfaction over the new scale.
 Notice of the demonstration at Alex andrla was greeted at the railroad administration with the comment that all protests and suggestions for modi flcalons of the wage order should be presented formally to the director general for consideration by the board Of railway wage and working condi- tions which will meet here within a week.
 Strike Will Avail Nothing
 Officials said the strike will avail nothing at this time except to hnder railroads and cause public ill feeling towards the strikers. Reports came that other union organizations, par ticularly machinists, were planning walkouts, but these were not credit ed by labor directors of the railroad administration.
 It has been conceded by some of ficials that higher wages than those allowed by the directors order might have been paid shopmen including machinists. sheet metal workers, blacksmiths. electricians, boilermak- CTS and carmen, owing to the high scale of wages in shipyards and other industries employing large numbers of these workmen.
 Some Wages Not Raised.
 The new wage order esta blished minimum of 5 cents an hour for ma chinists, blacksmiths. boilermakers and other shop mechanics who have been receiving the same hourly rate
 Confusion has been created over the interpretation of this position since the hourly rate varies greatly in different shops in parts of the coun- try. Another class of employees who may have to be paid more are the maintenance of way laborers who are being lured with higher pay to other work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29
RETURNS FROM
 LINCOLN COUNTY

Star City, May 28.-Returns from 10 precincts out of 19 in Lincoln county give Governor Brough, Sena- tor Joe T. Robinson and Congressman Sam Taylor big lead in their races. In the county races the following can didates are leading: J. G. McClaln for sheriff; J. V. Knox for treasurer, k. G. Reed for county judge; L. V. Cham bliss for representative, Robert A. Goyen for assessor, and J. H. McPher- son fer county clerk. The other county candidates had no opposition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29
:, white Ointment-RemoNes back anu n,os Tau: Heals Pimples,
 FreeAiReiii Risings. Sun Burn.
n.rt or Sallow Skin. Making |ese'l.e.S S"it. S Fair. Bright. By Mail, D Cents.

,, ,sonds of folks have proven
 p1ough's Black and White Oint-
 snt applied freely Gas dlrected)
 .-stors or lightens their dark,
 ,srtnv. sallow skin to such a bright
 ,st soft. smooth, healthy tone as to
 s.se most anybody. Black and White ..ment also heals all bumps, rlslngs
 nimnles or blackheads, tan or .,,os It is wonderful. Just think
 ', much better you look with that ,. blotohy skin gone and light, [,,thv skin in it's place. Sold on a Eonov.back guarantee, only % cents t,rns or coin) sent by mail, or if [,, sond s1 for 4 boxes of Black and Ehite ointment, 25c cake Of Black bd White Soap included free. Ad- koss Plough Chemical Co.,, Dept. 9, [emphis, Tenn.
 Agents Make an Easy Living. bnrosonting us. Write for special D,l Black and White Ointment sold yerywhere.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29
HUNS HAVE ADVANCED EIGHT MILES AT
 FARTHEST POINT
(Continued from page one.I
Two Americans Missing

The German official report announ- ces the taking of American prisoners. The report from American headquar- ters, however, shows only two Am ericans missing, one in Picardy and the other in the Luneville sector.
 Likewise south of Ypres the enemy received hard usaeg at the hands of the British and French east of Dickic- busch lake where Monday the Ger mans in an attack had taken ground.
 Starting immediately after the gain was made the British and French be- gan counter attacks in an effort to wipe out the captured salient, and Tuesday succeeded incompletely nulli- fying the enemy's maneuvers which had been carried with extremely heavy losSs.
 Italians Maintain Offensive
 In teir theatre the Italians are keeping up their offensive against the Austrians. On various sectors in the mountain region and along the lower reaches of the Piave river. At Capo salient near the Adriatic coast the Italians penetrated the enemy lines to depth of more than 750 yards in- flicted numerous casualties, took pri- soners and captured four trench mor- tars, ten machine guns, several hun- dred rifles and quantities of am- munitions and stores.
 Again the Germans have endeavor- ed tc carry out an air raid over Paris Ten of their machines succeeded in reaching the suburbs and dropping several bombs but the air defenses kept them from invading the city it. self.
 The long range German guns con- tinue to hurl projectiles into Paris.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29
|MFMCANS DRIVE
 | HUNS BACK; TAKE
 200 PRISONERS
Continued from page one.)

rican pilots surrounded the other and
 peedily put an end to his attempts
 D give battle.
 An empty sausage balloon which
 roke its cable in a strong wind this morning fell near the American head
 uarters after drifting many miles. The American attack was along a ewo-kilometer front and it seem; to have taken the hard-hitting Americans ; ust about three-quarters of an hour (o complete their conquects. An ex- feptionally short time for such an op- eration.
 This remarkably fine showing fomes as fitting companion piece to khe brilliant work by the American soldiers in repulsing an enemy assault made against them in the same region yesterday morning. One American division was attack Ed at that time and the greycoats met with complete reversal at all points. This enemy attack was not peavy one, however and was easily pealt with by the Americans who had fhe situation we'll in hand at all times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29
HIGH MAN
 AT TRAPSHOOT TOURNEY
C. B. Wells of LOnoke, Breaks 196 Out of 200 Targets at the First
 Day of The Tennessee Meet

Memphis, May 28.-Men from the west and southwest monopolized high honors in the first days shooting of the Tennessee trap shooting tourna- ment which, began here today.
 C. B. Wells, a professional of Lon oke, Ark, was high gun breaking l96 targets out of possible 900 Cham Powers, an ameteur, of Decatur, H., was second with l95.
 Smart Aerie, national amateur champion of Thomasville, H., and Homer Clark, professional of Alton, H., tied for third place with 193 each.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29
CARD OF THANKS

The people of Jefferson county have been exceedingly good to me. ! have been your county superintendent for the past six years and have done all within my power to help improve the county schools, and stand ready and willing to do anything I can to assist by successor in fusthering the work.
 l want to thank my many friends for their loyalty and assure those who saw fit to vote against me that 1 have no ill feeling against them.
 Sincerely,
 A. w. LOWE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29
CARD OF THANKS.

l want to express my heartfelt ap- preciation for the magnificent victory given me by the voters of Pine Bluff and Jefferson county in yesterdays primary, and I, myself to do my ut most to merit the confidence they have reposed in me- I wish to ex- tend my sincere thanks to each and every one who voted for me partic- ularly to tlie ladies who so Loyalty supported me ..-
 Sincerely,
 R. H WILLIAMS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29
WOOD MAY BE GIVEN
 NEW ARMY DIVISION

Washing gton, May 2S.-MaJor-Generai Leonard Woods request tbat he be given more active duty as commando CT of the western department. 1t was understood today. will be granted by the war department, and the genera will, be assigned to train another dl- vision of troops, probably at Camp Funston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29
THREE LIVES LOST
 IN TEXAS STORM

,,. Amarillo, Tex, May 28.-Three s nacs are known to have been lost and
 Hucn .; property damage done in por- ss ueas of the Panhandle as the result
 ~ Aeavy rains and windstorms which |h" p"ePl thls part of the country during ,os.i ''e iast "A hours, according to reports ieeelved here tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29
RED CROSS FUND MAY REACH 15O MILLION

Washington, May 29.-Final fig nres on the second American Red lfosS war and mercy fund still were incomplete tonight, but on the face VI latest returns and fund was over 'lOscrlbed 48,S333 1867. Figures yet to < ye recelved were expected to carry me total to $150,000,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29

ced today to be hanged on an indeter- minate date not less than 60 days nor mere than 90 days from this date at San Quentin prison. Sentence was passed by Judge Cranklin A. Griffin, who presided at the trial.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29
CARD OF THANKS
To the Voters of Pine Bluff and lief
 ferson county:


 ferson county:
 Words are inadequate for me to express my appreciation of the honor you conferred upon me in giving one of the largest-if not the largest cn the ticket in yesterdays primary election. l want to thank every one of you who voted for me, especially the lady voters, to whose support l owe much, and to assure those who op- pose me that close the campaign with only the frienliest feelings to- wards all. In the face of endorse ment' that you have given me, the least that 1 can do is to promise to give the best that is in me to the of flee of superintendent of your county schools.
 Sincerely,
 F. GARLAND MAY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29
ORTON TO MANAGE
 "PIGGLY WIGGLY''

w. T. Orton, formerly owner and manager of the Ortcn hotel on East Second avenue, will be manager of the Piggly Wiggly store which will be opened June l5 at 4O8 Main street. Fixtures for the store arrived yester- day and will be installed at once.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29
T. J. MOONEY AGAIN
 SENTENCED TO HANG

San Francisco, May 28.-Thos. J. Mooney, convicted of murder in con- necton with the preparedness day bomb explosion in 1916 was resenten-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29
Here Is Your Chance fo Get
Into The Fight Yourself

All of can't go the firing linc but the marvel of motion pictures makes possible for all of be with boys in spirit and share their thrills and fights with thcn
 Empey "Over the Top being read by the millions because it is the most human document written by fighting How much greater even is your opportunity the living breathing pages of this greatest of all trench stories brought
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29
History of Motion Pictures

Vagraph has spared nothing in making "Over the Top the tremendous production the subject richly deserves
 Lois Meredith, ames Morrison and host of other screen favoc make up allsar in support of the "Fightng Scrgean' Every modern innovation in motion picture mak ing vast numbers of and actresses hundreds of trained American soldiers and have been assembled by Vagraph for the making of "Over the Top.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29

AS a photo prOduction alone, "Over the Top" is a supreme achievement, but in addition it is one of the most thrilling, in- tensely dramatic, deeply human stories ever screened.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-29

into acton by the WOndeT O1 the motion picture camera.
 Come on, all loyal Americans -here is your chance-get into the fight with Empey him. self.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-27
Real HeIp
For Tired Feet

busy day and on your feet most
OF the ,tmc--a long. tircsomc trip or A
hike In the coumiry--ucw shoes to
break mail these mean tired feet.
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Few drops of 'Absorbiuc. Jr. or. IL YOU
are very tired and Your feet burn. ache
or swell Sohk iicm in a solution OF
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hc prompt and lasting.
You Will like the feel" OF this clean.
fragrant and anti$cptic liniment II
peneiratcs quickly leaves no greasy
residue. and is intensely refreshing
only u few drops needed to do tho
worN az hbsorbinc. .r.. is highly con-
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You VIII lind dozens Of uses for Alb
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remedy and regular toilet adjunct: TO
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ssprainS wrcnchcs. painful. swollen
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mailed FOR Zoe IN stamps
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--tkdv)
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i4--Auro ACCESSORIES

IMFEtINI. PItI M tIt--TO start Your F'n,h n,
cold weather install the Imperial i,r,,TT VA
Ialmnn Auto Supply. lnc lRiindoiph aiss
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Observation-Disclosures
SSENGER-Soticn. car owners,
have piece Of real cstat" paving IL r,r,
cent on 81 600. VIII trad. FOR e. pa sgr n., d,
car Must be fuily equipped ana in 4
order II Interested. call Randolph ii,i,J
To y. 81. " "
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NAVY'S CASUALTY LIST
Death List From MAR Causes, ANN
hcrcd i.:3:-t!ospituIS Are
Crowded.
by Associated Press. !
\ - IL Y 4. ,I'h \.

y 1T g II o y. November Go
Deaths IN the navy from war causes
totalcd i'253. surgeon -Gcncral @raistcd
'oid the House Naval Committee to-
DAY which Is framing the 1920 naval
appropriation bill, No figures were
given as 10 deaths from disease
The surgeon genera! said there were
l'."o" patients in naval HOSPITALS and
maj institutions at Norfolk. New York
l'hiladclphla ana Boston were crowded
appropriations for tn" naval medical
department amounting 10 SlJ.on0. n"n
asked for undCi planS for routinuiu,.
IA" war Mere reduced to S9,oovurD hv
No SUrCcOn- Crncral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-27
CHlCAuu LIVE srUCK MARKET

ii"9 market steady to 10 cents lower than
iirhte syer%se; butchers. l5Somis.2p;
,iith,. iva ie.lg: paCrHEG 100 n IS a.
y l9S, '<Nm 1915: pigs good to choice
Catte: Eeceipts $50: best native and
ZOO, mo5t'rR s'crr5 stead; common and strictly
- S"o 10, I"n shu iat cows and hcifcrs mostly
' sher, 1nreHcndy lower; calves steady
lambs slow. 10 TO - cents lower. feeder
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Ahncy l,uy> Grcndcl, Mills.

GREENWOOD. : -. November oS-
y: i. AhncH. principal owner Of the
Nincty-SiN Cotton Mills. to-day p,Ir.
chased tn" controlling interest in The
, .rcndcll mills. of Greenwood. from A.
T.. Mex iSSick MIR. Abmcy viii assume
active management of tho mills Jan.
uary ] next. The amount involved was
not made public. The combined capi-
tai Of tho ,;rcndcll mills was put u,
s'0o.o0o. Mr.. MckissicN Will remain
in the board of directors.
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M'ADOO UnDAuNTED
Secretary az Trcnsury Has No Ecnr
of :'rrctrr OF IsuI-
ShcNiSm.

ATLANTA November :G.-'rhc re-
cons ;ru tioa period should have no tor
rorS Tor \ncric3us. u, the opinion OF
Secretary McAdoo. Speaking AT a
i"n"h"nn even in his honor here Mon
Jay. Nr. NcAGoo. who is on An In :
spcciion tour OF railroads and nor;
Facilities. said he had no doubt us to
frirhtcucd. he said. by talk of Bolshcl
NiSm becoming rampant i'm this coun-
try iic urged that all war agencies
u" continuct TOR the present ut least.
and that financial interests hold them,
selves in readiness to assist in the re-
construction financing that must be
done Immediately
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-27
SEN YORK LIVE SroCK u>rUrr

NEN YORK. November 26-Beeves no
usnIHE talTes steady. veaIs. 800 a y 90
smuS' .i ~ n 100 grasserS. ..cVastO: West
sheep ana lambs steady: sheen. 6SOaI 10 90
sVlGflGpl ''' 'u''H'
Hogs steady; medium and fair heavy.
WtShts. W.: pigs 100 n l.aO: roughs 10 d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-27
use SUPPORTING ORDERS
TO CHECK MARKET DRIFT
discoveries Resulted In Many OF the
Important Securities Listed
in Wall Street.
SHOW INHERENT STRENGTH
Mexican Petroleum. Marine Preferred
and United States Steel Show
Gains, While Liberty Bonds Drop
to New Level OF 07.0S.
BY pRoAD,> WALL.

- NEW YORK. November 26.-BecauSe
Of Of the demoralized condition into which
the stock market was drifting support
ing orders We're placed to-day and the
assiine was checked Covering OF
This result. Rccovcries were material
Ian many issues, but the Importance OF
Mnat happened was not the size OF the
net gains, blu, the fac; tna, the mar
was so easily stopped is only another
representation OF IT'S inherent strength.
Mexican Petroleum, Marine. pfd..
United States Steel and Standard Rails
we're prominen, in ;he advance. The
iieroNery was SO general that no par
ticular reason seemed necessary TO OK
( however. went down TO new low levels,
an eNiteIne low of a1.0S being reached
Ittirns.
More sanity was expressed by the
s.lce: In regard I" Ia. railroad situa-
iio.l. Opponents L. government owner
snip were i.": SC historical as on the
irsv.ous dag n'' 80 fearful that they
'c>4id tc !obbed -. Il CIR property
MONEY MAHtEr STILL
DOMINANT INFLUENCE
y, The money market was still the DOM
1hant influence and it WAS discovered
that several importan, commission
houses have found IL way TO get the
honey denied by the rule OF the money
rommitiec. That committee met after
ihe markc, closed. but after an hour OF
discussion adjourned without any an
IL, ui.cemcnt OF relief. AS relief had
l,ccn expected and as much Of the
InarKei Improvement was due to that
expectation the stock market will at
~. opening tomorrow morning re-
noct whatever disappointment, Will bc
iE!t.
\ Some freigh; authorities arc of
s pDsiion that stockholders OF the rail
+ roads will he better off if the govern
ihcni retains the. railroads for year
, o. TWO more Now that the rush OF
Mar business is over 1t is found that
not enough freight is offered to keep
INC lines busy. Therefore gross earn
ii'gS must fan OF, materially and 1t
Is question whether tho roads could
make AS much money IL operated pri-
N"tciy as ihc government rental viii
amount 10. From this point of view.
~ Is possible that If The stockholders
makes cutlery enough tho government
may be very glad to turn tic roads
PACK In order to save paying the large
ochcit that is sure 10 accrue.
NEW YORK. November IS Mcrcan,ile
Rancr. s STERLING six,T-day hills. .,Gl:,;
,,,"nn,erc:si si1iy-dsY bills: Sizes. d.rnand.
{t.as: cables. Ni6 rs. Government bonds
heavy: railroad bonds easy Thne Ioana
strong: sixty DAYS. ninety DAYS ana six
months. + bid, Call money ,.uIinr
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21--EEoEl:SSioNAl. SERVICES,
,S--REpAII,INC;.

III ,.,tt.i,S 'aNinG ari1v war work. and
ali :" hers available can uIickiy local 10
!!,i'rouiSm Us Sp""ial enrolment Southcrn
lc'..,n..rS- NctnCr' tulunbia \ q