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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-12-18

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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-12-18

(Copyright. BY W. q. Chapman.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01

i Prince George,
British Columbia, Cana

Denne Kooni n netop bevet grundlagt. Den byder code Betngeser for bhn.
let Farming. God dyrkbar Jmd, code Markeder for alt, hyd Farmeren frem.
brnger og ct behageigt KIma. Igen yderHgre Hede ener kulde ingen Tor.
den eer Hagestome, ngen stgrke Vinde, rgeig Regn. Defor er Ia hvert
Aar aHd sikker paa en- HIST. Ell Land hvor ing og elhe kan bygge sit eget
Hem. Kornavl Cries. Kreatur Swim, Hons r Hovd -Produkterne. Kun en-
meget lille KapHal r nodvendig for en- negyndese.
For nprmere Oplysnfnger ON dette % andet Land Central British Column
ba, bige Bnetpner for Landegere, Beskruaer, etc. skry pa hvilket som
hhst spog til
Central British Columbia Colonization Company, Ltd.
Grand Trunk Passenger Agents St Prince George, B. c., Can.
Paul og Chicago vii ogaa give OpIysningr pa Forlangende.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01
Acres gOdt Land

FARMERE, LES DErTE! Hvofor bale Lejafgft for Brug af Land i
Illinois, Iowa, sgd Minnesota O. a. naar de kan fa Dem ct Hem for de san
me Penge, som de aarig udbetaer Lee, we'd at benytte dem, som Afbe-
talnger pa egt Hem. Vii sege 81 Acres Timber at-oyer Land meget
let at ydde, lO Acres Brush. Jordbunden r Lermuld paa hyhke der vii GO
Grps og Klve, Diet bedste VTden. s25. pr Acre, Beaingsyfkaar der passr
Kphaen. lh Mil fra Isle, MINI, R. R. Mejei ? Kirker, we'd god Vel Mail
Route og TedOnlnie. ALLEN q MORNEAU, MILACA, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01

oct. Oct gaar an at itole pan Scr
rem / oIIe cling.
9eIt sin @ei paa @erren, oct
Ct oenne 6ropreoitens Eefit ira
@%eneiarets Strono.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01

80 eH
gngle til @eiter.
Oct itemmer ogiaa meo Sc
III 0ro 0et. % til Dem paa i'm
bpire SIDE: Seq bar fremmeo,
og 5 toge mig biem til eoer@
log til Dem pao Den oenitre SIDE:
Seq par fremmeo, og S toge
mig life biem til eoer". 0et er
lo9rt at uere fremmeo / &eroen
% life finoe 0tootaaelie uoget
Ste0S, iao oct er altio en- Sri
itenopo at oiie @pitfribeo.
u@fteriom enboer bar faaet Ell
AaaoegaOe, ifuIle 5 tiene bper-
anore oermeo iom gooe @u5bol-
oere oOer @u6s man9ioIoige 0aa.
De- beo0er BET neit.
9enne 6ormaning er mere ON.
f%attenoe. Gen forer Gonfen ben
paa De iorifeIlige Menneifers for-
ifellige 9egapelie. Get er oen ia.
turIige 8egapelie, Der for @uos
9ern5 8e0tomnenoe ifal betrag
tes iom 0gtaaoe9ape4. Gbi iom
9oullls Tiger; o@pao bar on, ionl
OIL life bar faaet 9ipet?~ Il aor.
L. y. 2ut, bpao oi bar, cr Raa.
oegape.
% intet al alt BET, iom QUO
bar gipet o5, bar ri faact Tor
at BRUCE set / G%gennptteu5 lie.
neite. vi er betroet BET iom @us.
boloere, % Tom qooe 0usbol0ere
ifal ri tjene 6peranore oermeo til
Def fplIes 9eoite. Set nlaa Tor.
taa5 / Sigbeo meo, iom ser itaar
ON Ben forite Meni9beo / 5eru
ialem Ge PIP. Is. ,, HIS %
3. 34-35). Zen i%nobDroes Scr.
ligbeo gioroe Jig gnloenOe ioale
0es. at ingen iblanot Dem leo
Ieo, % oe baboe gnoeit blanot
belle Solicit.
Soa giOer 9lpoitelen oen iioite
5ormoning ipeciel2lnoenoelie: San
Tiger ferit: nSaler noger, ban tale
ION SUBS Gro." Ser bar Den
engelife Gefit: Isl ann man ipeat
eth, ipeafing as if mere oracIes
OF @oo.~ Meningen er, at ben.
Der ferer Oroet / Nienigbeoen iom
9rpoifant eller taller til Opbpg.
gelie, ban ifal tale. iom ON @ua
tolte gennem BAN. life mcnneifc
Zig 8isooms 0ro.
n6or nogen ell 8ieneitc, ban
Itiene, iom @uo iorlener BAN St)r
fe oertil." Ser oar Di5ic I,ne
tier / Ben ferite Msnig5eo. 6sr
iblanot oisie mac nGpnc5 Giafon
Itieneiten, iom Der berettes on /
ZIP. q. set 6. Sap. @ioerc ben.
piier ri til I aor. y. > ilg.: ST.
er 5orifel paa 1ieneiter
en- gipes Der nemlig peo Nan
oens @isooms 5ale. en- onoa
aunoifabs Gale ifelge Den lam
me 9(nno, Ell an0ea Iro / )
famine Aono, Ell anoen @aoer ii
at belbreoe / Den iamme Anno; Ell
anoen at uofore fraiti9e @eruia
ger" o. +. b.
llnoer Dor firfelige 5oriatning
bar ri 10 / enboer MenigbeO Gia
|%foner, .Gruitces", SefretGr %
aasierer. Oct er Iieneiter, Mc.
nigbeoen 6ebsoer, og De fan blioe
til megen SeIiignelie, ON DC epes
liom for Serren.
Sluttelig nppnes S%oneobenlig.
ten meo oct, Apoitelen ifriper for.
no: .6or at Cub maa ores
Ii allie 1ing ueo Seius Sri
Titus, bpem Serligbeoen og Drag
ten tilbsrer / goigbeoernes @pig.
beoerl Amen."
Berns CODE 8an6el, oereS Bill
ligbeo til at tiene meo De @oper,
Der err Dem betroet, faiter sGre
tilbage paa oeres Jorelore. Saa.
lebes Cabs gerns gooe 8anoel |
gerben, oeres 9ieneite / Werigbe-
ben; oeres inobproeS aGrligbeo
etc. tiener til Cubs 9ere. Der.
imo6 oanpres Sub peo, naar DC,
Der foloer fla Griitne, opferer Zig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01
i KandiyOhi County, MINI.

Farm kandIyOhI COUNTY,, nlnn: low A"F 3.u amu a m|y
Kandyeh. fhste Station. Sydest for Wimar. Farmer 1iger ct skandna-
dkt Settlement. Der er ct got Set Bygnnger SAINT n smr Lund og Fugt
have, l25 Acres under Dyrknng Reaen er bugt til Grasgange og Esaving.
For en- krt lid kan vi tlIyde dene Farm til den lave Pis at SOC. pr Acre
paa fegende Vnkaari 5000. kotant, $780, !. Marts 1919, Resten L9bet af !
Ar til 5k pct Dete er ct vrkeig Godtkjeb, og hMs de ensker at kobe Land,
vii Diet acre des egn Intapsse at besege WiHnar OF be den. For nr-
mere oplysninger beeg ener skrv til ANDERSON LAND CO. WfLLMAR, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01
Bet, Der beltaar
Seters fprlte Step.

efoe er tofllllelt nnfs o9rer Ger.
for aornaagne % porlte til Bon.
nerl Sooer fremfor alt en- IN.
oerlig GGrIigbeo til bOeranore; fiji
naprligbeo ifaI ifiule en- Wlang-
foloigbeO al Spnoer. @Grer geit=
frie imoo boeranore uoen Snlrren.
gfteriom enboer bar faaet en- gtaa-
oegope, Ifulle 5 tiene bocranore
oermeo iom gooe Susboloere ooer
@uos mangfoIoige 0oaoe. Saler
nogen, ban tale Iom SUBS Oro;
bar npgen ell 6ieneite, ban tiene
efter iom @uo forlener bom Stpr-
fe oertil, for at @uo utaa ores
/ alle Ging beo Seius &riitls,
bpem Serligbeoen % gaagten til
berer i %Gpigbeoernes @pigbeOer. a
9lt 8nO mna Grcs / alle Sing.
Zen 8Gffe al 6ormaninger til
goo ganoel iblanot Seoningerne.
JON Apoitelen begpnote Sap. 2,
Il, enote meo iioite 9lfinit, og
Der begpn0er en- nj R9ffe 6or-
maninger, nprmeit angaaenoeariit-
nes i~no6Droes 5orbolo og oe for.
ifellige5 5orbolo / 02enigbaoea.
Men lao o5 Der minoe ON,
bbao hi paapegeoe i 8egpnOelien al
oisie 9etragtninger ouer Beters
ferite 9rep, nemlig at Apoitelen
foruoiGtter, at ban ifriuer til D.
palgte og genfeote Sup 5
9ern, men- npfeote, uuge Born,
Der ifoI pofie og uoDit.
les. Set er al Juno SiOs, aan-
oeligt iom legemligt 9ips Natur.
Set foreliggenoe Nfinit begpn-
Der ban: n0ien alle Sings TN.
DC er fommeu npr." Otnn iaar
Oct Sllotrpf al oisie Oro, at BET
bar itaaet for 2lpoiteIen,e iom Sri
iii @enfomit til Com oper lie.
oenoe % oeoe og 8erOens @noe
bar npr foreitaoenOe. 90 ! bog
itapelio 9etuonina er Ben ylioIte
3io" begpnot meo 6ulobproelien
al 5relien peo Seills ariitlts Get
maa foritoaes / Spiet al Seiu
Sro Nt. "a, IA: oOg bette 6i.
ges @pangelium ifol prpOIfes /
belle 8eroen til ct 8~ionesbpro for
ale 6olfeilagene; og oa ifal On.
Den fomme."
y8prer 0erfor aaroaagne og
e0rue til 8gnner," beooer oct ols
oere. Den engelife 1efit bar /
Steoet for aarpaagne ~of loiiro
mino", og Hsronm oueri9tter
.iinoiae". Men oct efterfplgenoe
piier, bpao apoitelens Mening er.
Set er life Den ~br9noenoe, men
ben eorue 9gn, ban fornlas
ner til. Oct er ct oppatt
Sino, Der er benpenot til 8no,
han tpnfer paa, mooiot baaoe 81
aeaploigbeo og bilo 9egeiitring.
Saa formaner ban til at laoe
Den inobproeS a9rligbeo, DC Grilt-
mes aprligbeo til bperanore, pe-
re inoerlig g, life operfla.
Diff. Og Der tiIfsies: tbi Seer.
ligbeo ifiuler Ell Yiangfoloigbeo
al Spnoer."
Oct err en- unoerlig Iilbsielig-
beo, oct naturlige Wenneife uiier
til at aabenbore og uobreoe 09-
items Spnoer og ifiule line egne.
qnoerleoes bsr bet p9re og er
bet meo bet omoenote, genfsote
Menneife, Der pirfelig eliter.
Non Der er noget ltRrfere pc
pis for egte aprligbeo emo bette,
at Den gerne bolber Saanoen ooer
oe ifiuler g~rooerens Spnoer %
Geiltrinl Og bet er ct langt lter'
fere Waibbel til at mooarbeioe pig.
Re Spnber, emo bet mooiatte er.
Sammenbolb bermeo @poltelen
sssofobs Orb: ngefenoer Spnoer'
ne for bperanore og beoer for boer'
andre for at S maa poroe bel
breoeoe" (Saf. 5, t6). VT bel
breoes er Maalet, men oeo Si'
ben of bet at befenoe for bier
onare M beoe for bperan6re er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01

lN1 SDaI NC lu "a u I NJ
nSs Der bleD aften %
Rorsen fsrite Dag" r
1. Noi. 1, 5.
".
Bergen.
Cpitan6elien foreitaar: be D.
bes Opftanbeiie: Opftan6el.
Toreen bar fin Rob !
pnaifemorsen- gseb ben for Die e
bet at WeyAs fpnser: Il
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01

. Mon bet er Eonfen, at b
So, 900, 1000 900 ffaI blioe fac me-
OF opsriubFriberet sff &e6..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01
Mften on Woraen

(af SPAR Marius 3ane NJ
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-17
RUSS BLEW UP SUBS
 bfFOnE LEAVING HANGO
Four of Vessels Destroyed of Ameri- can Origin-Many Merchant Ships Destroyed

London, May 16.-Russian naval
 officials blew up their four American
 submarines before retreating from Hango in Southwestern Finland last April the British admiralty announced
 tonight Seven British submarines al
 so were destroyed when the German naval forces and transports ap-
 preached Hango. None of the British vessels fell into the hands of the enemy, the admiralty announced. The seven British submarines were
 destroyed during the first days from April to April 8. The admiralty says the project of blocking the harbor by sinking ships in it had been rejected by the Russian admiral commanding
 the fleet. The effect of the destruct
 ion of the British submarines upon , the crews of merchant vessels, how
 ever, was, the statement says. ex-
 cellent, and induced the destruction o1
 many ships which would otherwise l have fallen into the hands of the Ger mans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-17
ADJUSTMENTS All advance notices furnished by
 Theatres.
BEST THEATRE

Today-Charlie Chaplin in "A Dogs Life" From the moment when Char lie, an outcast, is awakened by the odor from the can of a hot dog ven der until he finds himself a man of wealth. the laughs come so thick and fast that it is really a case of one continual roar. Charlie has made good use of all his old tricks and has introduced any number of brand new ones.
 At the opening of the story Charlie rescues mongrel pup from horrible death and the two become pals. Night overtakts them and they take refuge in a dance hall. where Charlie meets Q beautiful girl and of course falls in love with her. When it comes for Charlie to buy. he is just naturally thrown out of the place, but on the outside the dog begins digging and unearths a pocketbook full of coin of the realm Charlie hustles back to the cafe to find that his girl has been discharged. With the money he plans to help her but some crooks who have stolen the pocketbook and buried it, recognize their ill gained spells and regain it by rough means.
 Charlie is again "brole," hut not for long. for 'by a clever ruse he regains possession of what he thinks is right fully his. From then on his life is a happy one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-17
ORPHEO TO-DAY

For the first time in this city, movie fans will have an opportunity to become acquainted with the views of some of the greatest authorities on sex questions. This will come in the form of big feature production called "Will You Marry Me-" in which the titular question is asked of q man who has sinned against girl who trusted him. The picture is full of gripping situations, and the action leaves no uncertain impression on the spectators mind The story is one of the tragedies of human errol which makes up the sins of society and social injustice. It runs with startling realism through a series ol phases, each of which is backed ur by authorities of medical and legal note. In this feature alone, the pie ture stands in a class by itself fol novelty and unusual interest" Will You Marry Me-" is to be shown at the Orpheo today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-17
Use Cocoanut Oi!
 For Washing Hair

If you want to keep your hair in good condition, be careful what you wash it with.
 Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali This dries the scalp, makes the hairebrittle and is very harmful: Just plain mulsihed cocoanut oil (which is pure and entirely grease less). is much better than the most ex- pensive soap or anything else you can use tor. shanpooing, as this can't DOS sibly injure the hair.
 Simply lnoiSten your hair with water and rub 1t in. One or two teaspoonfuls will make an abundance of rich. creamy father, and cleanses the hair and scaln thoroughly, The father rinses out easily and removes every particle of dust, diff dandrutf and excessive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves it fine and silky, bright, fluffy and easv to manage.
 You can get nulsifed coeoauut oil at most any drug store. It is very chean and a few ounces is enough to las. everyone Tn ihe family for mouths.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-17
Dandruffy Heads
 Become Hairless

| If you want plenty of thick, beautiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all. means get rid of dandruff, for it will starve your hair and ruin it if you don't.
 . It doesn't do much good to try to brush or wash it out. The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve it.. then you destroy it entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when re- tiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips.
 By morning, most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely dis solve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it.
 You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop, and your hair will look and feel hundred times better. You can get liquid arvon at any drug store. It is inexpensive and four ounces is all you will need, no matter how much dandruff you have. This simple remedy never fails.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-17
SORRELLS TALKS AT GRADY

Judge and Mrs. W. B. Sorrel!s, Miss Reva Harris and Bud" Hatcher motcred to Grady last night to parti- cpate in a musical under, the auspices of the ladies of the Methodist church there. A good crowd was in attend ance and were pleased with the en- tertainment.
 Judge Sorrells accepted an invita- tion to "talk about the war;, and made a stirring appeal for liberal support of the Red Cross society, in the second war fund campaign next week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-17
FEEBLE MINDEDNESS
 THREATENS NATION
Speaker at Social Work Conference Says One of Every 25O People
 Feeble Minded

Kansas City, Mo-, May 16.-- "Feeble-mindedness is sapping vital forces of the nation and is a very real danger to democracy George A. Hastings, Executive Secretary of the Mental Hygiene Committee of tho State Charities Aid Association of New York, asserted in an address be- fore the National Conference of So- cial Work here today. As a cure for the evil the speaker advocated com munity control through identifca- tion, registration, instruction, super vision and segregation.
 "A complete census of the feeble minded in this country has never been taken, but it is estimated that there is enc feeble minded person to eevry 250 of the population, or approximate ly 100000 in all," MT. Hastings said. About 12,00O men have been re- jeeted from the new National Army on account of nervous and mental dis orders; and one third of these were re- jected on account of feeble-minded- ness.
 "'rhe community must awaken to the impoItantance of controlling fee [ blc-min6edness, or the increasing bur- den of crime, inefficiency, disease immortality and poverty resulting from it will stagger coming genera tions. The effect of the prevalence of feeble -mindedness on the effective man-power of the nation, in the light of the National Army figures, can scarcely be called negligible. "lt is becoming more and more evi- dent that the proper place to discov- CT the Predetermined is in the schools Here their conditions can be diagncs- ed and instructions suited to theil capabilities provided, or, if they arc to require supervision or segregation for life, this can be obtained before they have gone out into the commun itv and come in conflict with the law and society and become criminal, i'm moral, diseased or paupers.
 "New York States alone has an es timated feeble-minded population o1 baout 35,000.
 "A practical working program fol the various states which would take them long way on the road to solu tion includes:
 Awakened public knowledge anc conscience through making the facts about feeble -mindedness more gen erally known.
 Placing souarely up to each state it's responsibility for dealing witt the problem.
 "A central registration of al feebleminded in the community.
 Establishment of institutions ane schools for segregation and training
 "Facilites in connection witt courts to determine mental condition of prisoners before sentence.
 Establishment of more ungradeC classes in public schools to provide training adapted to the capacity c1 backward and defective children.
 A system of community supervision for the feeble minded who can safely be left in the community after being properly trained.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-17
liAURER THEATRE

A pampered pet of fatetis Thomas
 lnce. and his newest and perhaps best dramatic production, "'rhose Who Pay.' current attraction at the Haul Der theatre. marks a milestone in his
 journey to the heights. Today he div ides with David Wark Griffith, produ- cer of "rhe Birth of a Nation," the distinction of being the greatest or aIt picture directors. and many critics of standing regard him as Mr. Griffith's superior in some phases of profession, Today an lncC picture means stand ard of artistic merit in the film indus try. So when photoplay of his mal- ing is announced one may expect q product of unprecedented quality. lSuch picture is "Those Who Pay
 See our special Sl000 bracelet l watch. GOttlieb'S 7-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-17
RfCLASSIFY,NG MEN
 IN DRAFT CLASS 4
All Married Men Without Children Being Placed in Class Two in
 New Plan.

Chairman Edwin Loosely of local board No. l was busy. yesterday re classifying the registlants in class four who had only a wife dependent upon her. These men will Ce placed in class two under crdcrs from the district board. Mir. Loosely estimates that the change in status will effect about ten per cent of the men in class four as out of 300 uuestionnaires passed on yesterday. 53 were reclas- sified.
 Rulings of the district board re- ceived Wednesday placed Henry H. Haizlip in class four and Coy M. ,.. Nix on in class one. Both of tlese men had originally been placed in class two.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-17
NRS. EUGENE WILLIAMS
 RECEIVES GABLE: MfSSAGE
Communication From France Not Delivered Because of Inability to
 Locate Address

Mrs. Eugene L. Williams may ob- tain cable message from "Billy" if she will call upon the Postal Tele- graph company or T. J. Collier chair man of the civilian relief work of the Red Cross society here.
 The message was turned over to Mr. Collier after messengers of the cable and telegraph company had been un- able to locate Mrs. Williams, whose address is given as 1052 East Sixth There is no such number. Efforts to find trace of Mrs. Williams in the neighborhood and also in West Sixth have been fruitless.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-17
Whenever You Need A General
 Strengthening Tonic

Take the Old Standard GROVES TASTE LESS chill TONIC. It contains the we'll known tonic properties of QUINlNE and IRON and is very valuable as a general strengthening tonic. It purifies and en- riches the blood and you can soon feel it's Strengthening, Invigoratine effect. 60c.
 Cash for Ash Logs
 No. 1 ash logs, straight and cellar 10 to 16 feet long. 12 in. to + in diameter. Price S30.00 per thousand feet. IS in. and up, s500d per thous and feet. delivered at my factory Will accept good No. ash logs al two-thirds price CT No. logs.
 5-16-6t w. s. ELDER.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-17
TRAVELLERS LEAVE
 FOR JONESBORO

A nur.ber of local travelins men left yosterdaV to attend the joint conven- ton of the United Commercial Travel CTS and] the Arkansas Travellers at Jonesboro Friday and Saturday. Sev- eral hundred members from all parts of the state are expected to be pres cnt at the convention. Among those leaving from here were: T. r Gad'ber- " B. H. Christopher, w. T. McGehee, Mack Hollis. J. w Martin. T T. Dan iel. c. H. Ragan, Page Lindsay and others
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-17
Lemon Juice
 For EFYeci.Ios Girls! Make beauty iot;cn at home for few consa, Try ;a!

Squee e the juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white. shake well, and you have quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion. and complexion beauti- fl ,er, at very. very small cost.
 Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will sup ply three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fra grant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how freck' les and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft md white the skin be- comes. Yes. It is harmless.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-17
POSTOFFICE BILL
 GOES THRU SENATE:

Washington. May 16.-The postoffice appropriation bill srantine wage in creases to postal employees and au- thori2in& federal acquisition of the pneumatic mail tube systems in six of the largest cities of the country. was passed by the senate late today without 9 record vote The bill pro vides for appropriations of s3S1 .000.- GOO, an increase of S41,3o0 coo over the house bill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-17
WHITE FLOUR SUBSTITUTES

We now have a complete stock of the very best white flour substitutes as listed below:
 Pillsbury's entire wheat flour, Pillsbury's white rye flour. Pills busy'r pure graham flour, Flllsbury's s white corn flour, Westbrook's corn flour, "Kow Brand graham flour, Medium rye flour, Medium barley flour, Medium rice meat. THE CITY FEED COMPANY GrOcers and Grain Dealers 300 State St. 79 Steps From Main St We Deliver Telephone 2l4 ti
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-17
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends for their love and kindness shown us through the loss of our dear mother, and especially do We thank for their beautiful floral offerings.
 MISS INA RAGAN
 MIR. AND MRS. DEE RITCHIE
 MIR. AND MRS. H. I. REY NOLDS.
 MRS. AND MRS. J. s. RAGAN
 MRS. J. R. RAGAN and Children
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-17
RED CROSS STAFF
 TO MEET TONIGHT

The Second Red Cross war fund campaign organization is 70 meet at o'clock this evening, at the Cham Der of Commerce. County Manager T. J. Collier expects all members to be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-17
TRAVELLERS AT JONESBORO

Jcnesboro, May 16-The Arkansas Travellers and United Commercial Travellers will open a two-day session here tomorrow at which that it is ex- pected there will be 300 delegates for both meetings. One hundred dele gates arrived tonight, and were met by a large reception committee and the Jonesboro concert band
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-17
OTIS ON WAR BOARD.

Washinston. May 16.-Charles A. Otis, president of the Cleveland Cham Der of Commerce, was appointed by the war industries board tt make a survey of the industrial resources of the country
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-17
TEXAN ON SHIPPING BOARD

Washington, May 16.-EXecutive officers of the Southern Commercial congress appointed H. J. L. Stark of Orange, Texas. an additional mem Der of it's special shipping board, to represent the state of Texas. The board is cooperating with the Elm ergency Fleet corporation in the de- velopment of shipbuilding in the South.