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1000 ACRES OF THE RICHEST

1000 ACRES OF THE RICHEST land in Arkansas. in small tracts and easy payments. Do you know
 that it is admost impossible for the man of moderate means to buy a tract of bottom land at pYce anr on terms that the paymenf can be met without seriously stif ifting the living expenses at home. Any man who ever expects to oYh a farm, either to live on or af an invest ment, land that the Sprdeeeds of one land m fuli, will do>WFll to investl- gate this property. An investment crop for one year will pay for the maue now will soon make you inde' pendent. Come in and let us talk the matter over with you. Delta Land Company, 2O6 Cltizensp Bank Bldg, Pine Bluff. Ark. f'6-1'zm
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New Orleans. June 21.-The arrival of the first bale Of the new crop in Galveston, together with somewhat more moderate temperatures in the western belt, caused selling of cotton today under which contracts lost 24 tc 30 points in the first half hour of business.
 The bullish construction placed on 7 war news and reports of spot sales af- ter hours yesterday at higher prices caused 9 reaction from the decline. Toward the middle of the day prices were 6 to II points under yesterdays final quotations.
 Irregularity developed with July showing more strength on short cover- ing than the new crops. At 1 o'clock prices were Il points higher to 21 points lower than the closing level yes
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Legal Notices
NOTICE!

BellwOOd Cemetery and An1e9. The books for the collect;Q1 of the special assessment upon thE lots in Bellwood cemetery and A6nex in the city of Pine Bluff have been placed in my hands. All owners/6f lots in Bell wood Cemetery or AD6ex are required to pay their AssespEent to me on or before the first dey of July. 1918. If such paymeN is not made, action will be commented at the end of that time for the collection of such as sessment.
 Given under my hand this, 22nd day of May. 1918. w. V. HUTT,
 Collector Office Clay Hall,
 a. m. to 6 p. m.
 5-23-1m
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, June 21-Fresh declines in the value of corn took place today, largely as a result of the ideal wealth CT prevailing. It was apparently gen. eral belief that too much attention has Eeen paid to the recent high temper atures. and that the crop outlook had not been imperiled Besides there was no indication of any urgent cash de- mand. Opening prices. which ranged from 1-2 cent lower to 12 cents low CT, with July $1.41 1-2 to $1,42 IA and August $1 A 1-2 to $1.45 3-S, were fol-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-22

lowed by material further setback.
 On the break shorts absorbed the offerings and brought about a sharp rally. The close was firm 5-S to 1 12 net higher with July $1.43 34 to $1.44 and August $1.46 5-8 to $1.46 3-4.
 Oats went down grade with corn. A feature was selling by houses with eastern connections. After opening Is to IA to 5-S lower, with July Fl 5-S to 72c, the market underwent d moderate further sag.
 Provisions developed firmness on account of falling off in hog arrivals here as compared with the number eX pected The best demand was for ribs.
 Improved cash inquiry together with the fact that provisions ship ments were larger than a year ago kept the market pointed upward.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-22
Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool June 21.-Cotton spot quiet; prices higher Good mddline 22S2; middling, 22.19; low middling, 21.66; good ordinary, 2066; ordinary, 2O14. Sales. 3,0O0 including 1.500 American. Receipts. none. Futures closed irregular. New contracts: Juna 22.60; July. 22.00; August, 21.92; Sep tember, 1898; October, 19.49. Old contracts, fixed prices: June. 20.S4; June-July, 20.76
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terda.y.
terday.
 Cotton closed steady 10 points up to 22 points down net

Spot cotton steady. quotations re- vised. Mddling unchanged. Sales on the spot. 1.346 to arrive. 4oS. Low middling, 2S.25; middlng, 3l.00: good middling, 32.50 Receipts, 2.35S; stock 3S1. .S9S.
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FOR sALE-THE BEST 300 ACRE farm in Jefferson county, 65 per cent in cultivation, goof bottom land, highly improved With every modern convenience. tCath or terms. Answers from buyert Only wanted. Address c. R., care xraphlc.
 5-25-lm
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WARNING ORDER.
 Case No. 6276.

In the chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas, WilliaH Corbin, plaintiff, vs. Cotton Belt Savings and Trust Co.,, as executor If the estate of J. C. Corbin, defendahts.
 The defendant touiJe M. Corbin is warned to appear h fhis court within thirty days and apkeer, the complaint of iplaintiff WiliArI CoIbin,i ;ts sIGlyen Sppaer Gmy hand gand the seal of said court this 2lst day of June A.
 F.M. REEVES. Clerk 6-22-5sats s. \. VAULX, DC.
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CL AS SIF HE D w A N I s
Bring Results-Try One

1-7 Passenger Davis. .<1-5 ,Pas- senger Dort. 14g2< Passenger Cadillac. Veil MotoY Car Co. 6-9-6t CHOICE GRADE NEW yRlUMPH potatoes at The City Feed company, 300 State street; telephone 214
 6-1-tf
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REPORTS OF MARKETS COTTON-HRAIN-LIVESTOCK.

continued favorable war news and covering Offerings were very light after the early selling movement sub sided and it did not require much buy ing to influence prices. July held around 26.65 and October 26.47 during the middle of the afternoon, or about z to 13 points net lower.
 Cotton closed steady The range.
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WANTED AT ONCE--YOUNG lady, intelligent and industrious, to assist in office and do limited
 amount of outside work. Will have the opportunity tof learn a high grade and renuNerative profession which is we'll adApted to women. Will replace maN who has gone to war. Salary bases on qualifica- tions of the applicant. Knowledge of stenography desirable but not re- quired. Apply with references to A. B. C. care Graphic. 6-29-3t.
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Weekly Statistics.

Liverpool. June 21. Weekly cotton statistics: Total forwarded to mills. 43,O00, American, 31.000; stock, 274,- 900, American, 4,000; imports, 42,- O00 exports, none.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-22

BUICK TOURING CAR, 1915 MODEL, good condition wants ,to trade for a Ford automobile. Apply 11s W. 4th Ave. Phone 2211.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-22

Many years ago some ingenious women in Petrograd carved six wom- en out of blocks of ice, turned them in lathes, and bored them for six-inch shells; and they actually fired salutes from them. The ice was sufficiently strong to withstand the explosion of 2,OOO grains of gun powder.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-22

IVANTED-BY THOROLY COMPE- tent bookkeeper, set of books to
 handle after hours. Has rTcord of
 doing ledger work of forp9fation do-
 ing $18,0U0 per weekin Mree hours
 day. Write Box 5N Pine Bluff, Ark. 6-19-6t
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F.R ,:ALE OR TRADE -f\ lu;,R. eIghbred Jersey 'ows ~i'n young tE4 es. Apply to Rp ou'io1a al atntieth and Olive. Phone iV.S"
 Cl>Fe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-22

SDR. A. SELLARS. OSTEORAT1. < CITIZENS BANK BLDG THE
 TREATMENT YOU WIN EVENT \ UALLY TAKE. 6-16-tf
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WANTED-sIX TO EIGHT /ROoM
 house. Must have moderY Yconven-
 fences, be in good con(tion and
 near car line: Call pA9he 12s5 3 ,d be- e. tween and 10 a. m. 6-20-6t
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VANTED-A COOK AT bNCE. Two persons; $3.50 per w9ek. Ap- ply at 409 Linden. Teleyhone 54o. V 6-18-6t
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WaNTED-CRIFrLED CARS HO work op; first class service syAran- teed. White & Riley Gal aee. 306 West Barraque St., phoA/655.
 5.IH.1 m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-22
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-LARGE AIRDAZE DOG, grey; answers to naVE of of Bill;
 lost in Pine Bluff 4bout a month ago. Finder please/advise Geo. w. Lambert, MonticN No, Ark, and rsz- receive reward. 6z2es6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-22

75 GENTS WILL PAY FOE THE cleaning and pressing of med's suits here where rush" orderf are not required. Palm beach Sdits clean. ed for 50 cents. x La3fcs apparel given special atteAti9h. Simpsons
 Cleaning Shop, 515 Eate St., Phone oo1 6-8-1m
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THIRD AVENUE, SOUTH of Froug's store, YTling silver comb with initials ". K. J." Finder please return\ to Graphic office and
 receive rewalV/ 6-16-6t
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For Rent By c. s. McNEW
1OG Pine

loos @ E. sth-4 R9'fn; strictly .1, modo do 1905 W. 7thz rooms; bath, !y5 lights l. s - .......---.. .....-. .....-,.:,.....$l $lz.5V TT Waln9I5 rooms, hall....$ .$27.50 17OO w. 5th-5 rooms, strictly modern
 newly remodeled ........4.............$35.00
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W A N T E D

.,NTED BRIGHT, QUICK, nanne nm a man, 16 years old oy over,
 s,bo str'1 can write a good bMd and
 make rS good figures, for Yermanent rlsit nas;tion with old estabHhed firm;
 spmall pv salary to start with, increase ,s ,sess experience justNieE Address m own handwriting, HNlng a specl- peea mon mon of figures, fostotfice Box 663, Fine Bluff, Ark. /o-z2-1
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piano, ebony caseLA real bargain. See it at BarnessMusic House 210 West Second Ave. 6-16-tf
F 0 R R E N T

FOR RENT-TWo DoWNsfA1Rs
 rooms, strictly modern; bath room Z connection furnished, flor light
 housekeeping, to-. paEties without
 children; one block south of Sixth
 and Main. Apply M3 Main. Phone
 PAS. /6-22-3t
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FOR SALE-A REAL FINE 5z0,ACRE plantation Is miles beloW/Monroe, La., fronts on Ouachita HVer above overflow, l. Mt. andy pike run through property ay fine sandy loam. Good improxe6ent. 300 acres in cultivation, artesian water, fine place to live. J. F. Cady. 127 17z Main St., Pine Bluff. Ak.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-22

|rAyrED-EXPERIENCE1 COLOR ',. a driver for Ford truclYMust know city streets. Prefer 6arried n man;
 Apply ADJ at once. citA1eed Co., a75dlt3 Th51d and State. o-zo-ll
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-22

K B. D. Scott, an insurance man of
 Iittle Rock, was in Pine Bluff yes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-22
For Sale

38 acres land; miles from court house on Hot Springs road; 2 acres in cultivation. $30.00 per acre.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-22

WANTED = CoMPE1ENT MAN
 to paper room. A&ly 715 Beech
 Or call 22429. 6-2O-t1.
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F ,it hENT-ONE Oh TVb H,nN!S, furnished or unfurnis/'. .nN III.
 ss1.y sssl. 1s'' WsV''l'' /sfhi /si2 ;3: ;:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-22

FARM FOR SALE-160 ACRES AT A bargain; on public roa3 near church. school; 45 acreSln culti- vation; 100 acres undeI&ire fencet good six room dwelling. Why rept! See or phone Holly Real etate Co.,, Phones 2 and TIE. FOR sALE-KpMBALL UTRECHT piano, oak case as go4 as new. IT interested in the pul6Gase of "a Kim ,ball Piano, see this1one at Barnes Music House, 21O West Sec0dd Ave:
 6-16-tf FOR SALE-VOSE AND SUNS UT, right Piano, mahoganYcase. Al Ieal bargains, see it aHBarnes Mus3e House. 21O West Second Ave. 6l1pdtI
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FOR RENT-Two FURNISHED
 apartments of twp looms and 3 rooms. Phone 1907 /6-1S-6t
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FOR SALE

l
 FOR SALE-ONE BRA~ NEW 1918 fve-passenger FordWith Hass- Ter springs; new ch0kh tread tire, sfnger Ford, l. s57o One 1s16 Ford TO Tno9adster, $385. Motor Sales o. Phone 94e. /e-22.6t FOR sALE-GooD COW WITH young yss'l ca calf. ApRly<o Chas; Hay. al }. FOR sALE-THREE Nw CAR Sssas Ss'a; 9sa! laas. at Ss4 Wt pu''s3 s2e!st St fVk SALE-MAXWELL FIN-PAS- senger automobile, good /tires, in good running conditiN6. Phone i0T or call at 16o4Vest Fifth; ;. FOR sA1E-NEw DoDGEfouRlNG s, ssr' fully equipped. JpAan Auto Co: e. oi' Flne street. Phone ". 6-20-3t TIM FOR SALE-IN JUNE Ark.,l mile from railroad and <7 mics from Sheridan. 80 acreE 4o scres in cultivation, 8 acres /mea,- oSown by orchard, garden all lfenced. z young horses, ? cows\wiN calves. y1e s,1 wagon and farm SQ(plementss' sll n m good condition. Pfce, $2,0O0. "uoolph Newman, Prague, Ark.
 16119-6t 'oR SALE OR TRA6E-oyEI ptactleally new MaxWM runn9bout sf' Phone 1880. W 19-6t ''pS ', SALE FOUR sSOVS AND sslves sI 2 Jerseys; all nhlkers. Ap- x G R. Koonce, NRR D. No Y; l46, city. 6-15-6t
 s x THE TOLL OWING SEC
 hand cars Passenger # obI1e. Passeng ger DaviaS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-22

FOR sALE-wE HAVE A NUMBER of electric motors "A and l-2 horse
 power. which 19will sell cheap. Apply Barnes Music House, 21QW.
 Second avenue. 2S-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-22

TOR SALE NEW DoDGEfoURlNG
 ssr' fully equipped. Jphan Auto Co. X 01d Pine street. PhonN 77. 6-2O'3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-22

FOR RENT-TWO NICEH FUR nished rooms, with Grs. Thos. Smith, 1219 East seveFh, also two houses for rent. Atply on prem ises or to Mrs. J. VT. Jones, 1517 East Eighth, or phone 1199.
 6-16-6t
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FOR RENT-AN APARTMENT OF three large unfurnShed /rooms
 Bath, gas, lights anf ally modern conveniences. s12\Vest H6urth aye H e. hue. Phone 21S3. Y 6-16-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-22

FOR SALE-BJUR BROS. A1 En piano, mahogany case. ES rolls music. Bench scarf-0 S(Apa4e qaI gain. See 1t It Bernss !lacN St2gss 2l0 west Second Avenue. 4e-tl FOR SALE ONE HUDSON G!N, OME
 light passenger M 4ila. ,s!g carr in good conditl Hlcks na.s X ! ! { 1is Usst End. Rhone Ao.os
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-22

FUR SALE-MAxWELL FIVE-PAS- senger automobile, good /tires, in
 good running conditi06. Phone
 l0T or call at 16o4Vest Fifth
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UR SALE OR TRA6E-oyE Eptactlcally new MaxwM runnabout
 csf' Phone 1880. " 19-6t
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|pR l! sALEFoUR ;soVS AND slves; 2 Jerseys; all nhlkers. Ap- M G K. Koonce, ARR. D. No. !;
 qx l46, city. N 6-15-6t
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= lE THE TOLL OWING SEC
 N hand cars 15 Passenger x obl1e. Passenger DavlQz
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FOR RENT-N'CELY FURNISHED bed room with all Y6dern <conven- fences. Apply lOQS Wfst Sixth. Phone 459 v
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The range
New Orleans Cotton.

Cotton spot quiet; middling 3O.5O.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-22

FOR sALE-THREE Mw CAR phone 144s. e,2e'st
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FOR sALE-GooD COW WITH
 ssans sssR. fsn,. esI5 asRSR ARR.0 chas %5s.yt asyt
The Washington times., 1918-06-11
TRAINING CAMPS
OPEN TO CIVILIANS
ABOVE DRAFT AGE

The army's need for officers has
become so great that the next series
OF training camps will again be
opened TO civilian candidates. The
fifth training camps will be located
at the permanent replacement camps
instead Of with the divisions.
The artillery especially is short OF
officers The plan that has been
practically decided upon Is to admit
LOO civilian candidates and 1900
from the ranks to the artillery Of
ficers' training camp each month.
Only men from civil life who are
above draft age will be accepted as
candidates. Those with technical edu-
cation are being sought
Civilian candidates will be admitted
to the infantry Officers training
camps, but in a much smaller number
II is apparently the intention TO
devote more time to instruction in
methods OF open warfare than in
trench warfare, as was done at the
last two series OF camps.
The Washington times., 1918-06-11

Private Charlie C. Hardss, LsrIa.
sc.
Private James Bartney. IIIAneap-
sIls. MInR.
Private W1sly }. Hsft. HuutsvnIe.
Tex.
Private Herbert HInkIe, LILY. Ky.
Private Henry L. Llnk, AIeRon-
Onie. wis.
Private Harry MeCanH. EdEeFtOa,
Wis.
Private Elmer W. MeFee, Phua-
delphia. Pa.
Private James MeIatOsh, CoVinE-
ten. NJ.
Private JOhH HaIsnehak, New
NOrk, v. y.
Private Henry W. Morrow, Abe
marie. n. G..
Private wiIlian n. Myers, shIr-
leysburg, Pa.
Private Edward A. NssbaIa. Chi
cage, III
Private Patrick oT.eary, Butte,
Mont.
Private Phillips Peterson, Han
mend, Ind,
Private George Purcell. Duneott,
Pa.
Private Arthur Randall. ME, Mich.
Private Charley L. Skinner, Char.
lOtte, Mich.
Private EaSry c. Smith. Denton,
Tex.
Private Lee =. saIth. PiaevIIIe,
Private Henry snsn, nirliaEAam,
Private Edward Snyder, oIaein-
natl. Ollie.
Private Charles staAI. New York,
ny.
Private AyIoF n. stone, Chestnut
Level, We.
Private Hsary Z. Thonas, Mar
eeline, Ne,
Private JOhn n. TrItt, GastonIa,
NC,
Private Robert Wilson. MonsorI.
Private Henry c, WInt.I-u,.
Belvidere, n. J.
Private BennIe zoVowynskI. NIL
aietoWn, Gem.
WOUNDED IN ACTION ODE
ShAsH UNDETERMINED,
SerSeant Norman A. AIIea. Oma-
Sergeant Harry n. Greene. AVoea,.
IoWa.
SerEssnt walter p. Joass. sidney,
Iowa
seEEeant Charles n. Mccoy. Han
burg, Topa.
serEeaHt HsrSert W. Pace. Germ
ing. Iowa.
CORPORAL Ell GaseOIEne, Council
BluR. Iowa.
General Otts A Ksek. o4eston.
Iowa.
CORPORAL Jesss RAoaas, Delta,
lows.
MeehIaiSt GOrdsa A. Moore,
knOxVille, IOW1-
Private Ben c. Barker. KeOkuk,
IoWa.
Private jack \. Bevaas. DseOrah,
IoWa.
Private Cecil BOGea. DoIand, s.
Oak.
Private Frank Bruno. wyoIa.
Mont.
Private LOreasO L Burgess, Pale,
lows.
Private CIareaee Culver. crestoa,
IOwEs
Private Lenazd L. Davis, Thay.r,
IOwR.
Private Ernest Dsytsa, MeCooIs,
Allegheny County, Nd.
Private Dewey D. Du1keFBOn,- .
FOataneIle, Iowa
Private LOuis X. Ewing, Ke0kuk,
Iowa.
Private wIIIIan n. FredeTIeksoa,
CrestOn, lows
Private Lawrence GInert, COuneiI
BluRa, Iowa.
PriVRte JOAR =. GREY, CaSD9s
wy.
Private Albert Hobart, Center
Vile, IOWa.
Private Frank HuSnEk, MiIwau-
kee, Wis.
PrIVaCe Cnaries a. Meas, Le-
The Washington times., 1918-06-11
To-~~ooo What It

Another Billion Dollar Day at The Capitol Total Of Five Bill
lions for This Year and Next in the Sundg Civil Appropriation
B-The War Department Reports Over Billion Needed This
Year for Army Clothing and Supplies Secretary Baker Before
the Chamberlain Committee on the Twelve Billion Army Bill.
The House Ways and Means Committee Hears Witnesses on the
Question Of Who Is to Pay the Tazes?-The Rehabilitation Bill
Passes the House.
The Washington times., 1918-06-11
Americans Must Risk
Lives Beyond Cali Of
Duty to Win q. 5.

Instruc IONS TO American Of
hcsrs TO uide them in making
recommendation for the award
OF the medal OF honor or the dis
tinguished service cross have
been issued BY General Pershing.
To win the medal OF honor a
man must perform a deed Ia ae-
ton calling for most distin-
Euished personal bravery and
sslf-saerihee. Further, the &C.
ton must be above and beyond
all call OF duty, must be so con
spicuous as clearly TO distinguish
the soldier for gallantry and in
trepIdity above his companions.
II must involve risk Of life or the
performance OF more than ordi-
narily hazardous service.
The service cross may be
awarded TO anyone who may dis
tinguish himself or herself By
extraordinary heroism In eonnec-
tion with military operations
against an armed enemy Of the
United States under circumstances
which do not justify the award
OF the medal OF honor.
The distinguished service medal
is awarded for exceptionally
meritorious service. and will be
confined to anyone who distin-
guishes himself or herself By ex-
ceDtIonally meritorious service to
the Government in q duty OF great
responsibility in time OF war or In
connection with operations
against an armed enemy Of the
United States
The Washington times., 1918-06-11
RABBI LIEBERMANS
"a. FUNERAL TOMORROW

Funeral services for the Rev. Bern
haIdt LisbeTman, who died last night
1t the Casualty Hospital from the ef-
feetS Of high blood pressure, will be
held from the home, COT Second street
northwest at II o'clock tomorrow.
Rabbi Ljsberman is well known IN
Jewish circles throughout the eoun-
Thy, having recently made q tour Of
the United States In behalf Of the
Jewish war sufferers.
Mr.. fisherman is survived By his
widow, HrS- Regina Lieberman, four
sons and three daughters.
The Washington times., 1918-06-11
New Oil
Treatment
For Rheumatism
Brings Relief to Thousands
Of Sufferers

New oil treatment for Rheumatism
almost proves a revelation. Over two
million bottles sold under absolute
guarantee TO give satisfaction or
money refunded, and less than ioz.n
bottles has been returned. This ,rsat
Pain killer and Antiseptic combined.
Miller's AntisePtic on Cknown as
snake Old that has brought relief 10
so many thousands OF sufferers is
said to be without an equal for Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, IumbaEo. Stiff
and Aching Joints, any kind Of ache
OF pain, Cut, Burn, or Bruise, Corns,
Sore Throat. Don't delay Take a
bottle into your home today and get
instant relief. On sale SOC, SOC, and
81 at O'DonnelIs Drug store, Wash-
inEton-
The Washington times., 1918-06-11
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
NEW SOCIAL LECTURE LEAGUE

at reads like Story Book way Americas most happily
leaders
lecture
les at her home the Hudson just CITY
Il outdoor
rule to do without hat whenever possible both
evening Jack husband remarked
probably give running about barhedd getting
bit But am not be outdone simply
went night to the most reliable authority could
avoided
using Hair Color Resorer called had
different, or -
"YOu assured anything about it although
tie secret" - - 0O1 IL
The Washington times., 1918-06-11

Mar, Iowa.
Private Alone LarsOa, CrsstOa.
Iowa
Private WiIIiam MaybePFy, COaA-
ell Bluffn. lows.
Private Jarvis W. Moore, MaeOa,
Ga
Private Herman Nelson. Council
Bluff, Iowa
Private Onaer OmHndson, Jewell,
IopTas
Private RuaseII s. Osborne, Bat
tie Creek Iowa
Private Clarence n. Parcel, Cen
teFyiIIe, Iowa
Private Frost p. PattersOn, Con
tnnelle, Iowa
Private Robert r. sandemsn,
The Washington times., 1918-06-11
By W. V. BYARS.

Mr.. Kitchin's Ways and Means
Committee continued to decide des-
tiny yesterday by open hearings on
war taxation. Benjamin Z. Marsh
continued to participate in that vital
process in his capacity OF secretary
Of THE Farmers National Commit
tee on War Finance" Incidentally
he showed the necessary grit and
gameness TO demonstrate his right to
participate.
The Washington times., 1918-06-11

In the number OF crazy Monte CrIstos''
who ought TO be in a padded cells.
He argued that with production ap-
piled to destructive purposes and
with the increase in imaginary
wealth, there was an actual decrease.
or very slight increase, in real wealth
as when a bumper crop" OF corn
showed an increase of only 80 Der
cent while wheat showed a decrease
OF II per cent