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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-09
Travelling Men
 to Meet in Selma

Montgomery, June s.. (Special)- )--A. Coke Smith. secretary of the Alabama Travel CTS association, says. .'The convention of the association to be held In Selma Saturday, June 15 bids fair to be one of the best attended meetings ever held. Attractive entertainment features have been arranged by the committee of Sell ma travelling men and an interesting pro gramme, in which the opportunities for definite war service will be stressed. Among the other speakers to address the convention will be Chairman Floyd M Hooper of the Council of Defense"
 "f trust that all of the wholesale houses will grant their trsve1ing men leave of absence to attend the conyen- ton that they may be informed on this important subject, in which they can be of great assistance during the continu- ance of the war.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-09
THE EFFICIENCY TEST IS ENTERED BY MANY NATIONAL CONCERNS Three 1850 Mile Express Route Akron Boston
 Trucks Enter-In-
 terest Growing

From the. returns already tabulated trucks will be entered in the Packard Motor Car company's s5ooO truck eff cheney test. Important results are ex- pected from this effort which is in line with the movement for better trucking launched by the highways transport committee of tine council of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-09

Rotert Sykes, formerly of ths Brooklyn Eagle. is now in charge of automobile advertising for Diuguid Brothers, Liberty distributors at Brook. lvss.F N. |
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-09

lmers company in the same capacity. ia now connected with the Moore Motor company, Liberty distributors at co- lumbia, 5. e..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-09

A. c. Miller. vice president of she Mhler-Judd company. Detroit. Iih srty distributors for Michigan. recently completed a course of instruction at the Great Lakes training station and was commissioned an ensign in the navy.
 K ". l.. Agnew. formerly advertising manager of The Hudson Motor com pany. Detroit. and later with tho cf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-13
500 NEMCU ZAJATO "a POSTUPU
FRANCOUZU v PIKARDI.
BRITOVE u YPRES NAHLYM PREPADEM ZAJALI
125 NEPRATEL.

Pafiz H. cervence. Francouzska vojska Pikardi,
rozozena mezi Cangny Hamelem zne cd Sonny, vyrazi-
la vcePa tmlov6 tamnesi sve fronte zaaca neprtee
mill Francouzi vceresm lokanm svf ispechem zskal
Caste divorce Anchin zaja 500 Prus
in bitevni carou Americana Cantgny Ausralci Ha
mel Pc upevneni dotcenych posc Fohoya yoka pokus
pfekrocit fckn Avru narovnat tax celou n Pkar
d Dobytm vsi Caste dosta Francouz vysiny
rych ehce mohou pokracovat sch operacch
Avre Ticku.
Podobny okalni dspech NELL vcera Brtove Ypres
Flandrech, kde asi 1875 HunG byo pozamano. Marsaek
Hndenburg nepodnika dosud mic oensvnho bude-i svuj
vseobecny vybo stale oddaova prekvap ej Foch vekou
kerezto dosavadn spoenecke okani vyboe
We Franc Belg sou jakousi overthrow. Proslycha
Hndenburgovy odkady zavineny jsou nedostaecnym po
ctem nemeckych avatkG Je dokazano, re spojenci mali
dnes Franci daeko vice btevnh aropan nepfitel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-13
PRAVIDLA PRO SPOTREBU
UHLf. ~

Washington. - Novy plan
X rozmereni uhli pro domacno
sti byl oznamen administered
paliva jako jeden z kroku pro-
ii hrozicimu nedostatku paliva
priSti zimu. Kazde domacnosti
bude povoleno pouze tolik uh.i
aby mohla byti vytapena ma 6S
stupnu, kdyz vSecka usporna
pravidla budou zachovavana.
Kdo by topil presprilis, bude
musit mrznout koncem zimy.
Kazda mlstnl administrace pa
liva provede vySetrovani, ka-
zda objednavka uhli bude DO
rovnavana vysledky tohoto
Setreni..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-13
SIBfRSKA REPUBLIKA ZVOLILA PRO-
ZATfMNfHO VLADCE.
VYLODENi SPOJENECKEHO VOJ-
SKA MA MURMANSKEM POBREZi
MILJUKOV OPET VPOPREDf.

1ondvn 12 cervence General-eutenant Horvath, mi
sopresident generan redtel Cnske Vychodn drahy
hlas mnisterskym predsedOu provsorn vady move
sibrske repubky die depese dose lsu Daily Mail Char
binu uznavan jest provsonm vdcem tohoto nenovesiho
statnho dtvaru has telegram osy TO-
Toka dodatke re mlada repubka test podpofe vseho
lidu hotova jest obnov boj prot centralnm mocim.
Havnim mestem zvolen by pry Vladivosok Vladni pro
gram obsahue zbaveni Sb bosevickeho vvu pokud
voenskt zakrocen czich vemoc zavedeni
nejmodernejSi demokracke dstavy
Ma pobrezi Murmanska byy vyod6ny slime oddly spoe
neckeho vojska ably srezy drahu Perohradu Sao tax
vlastni zadost obyvatesva edne prospech Ruska
Vysazenemu vosku nejb dobe dostane dalsich posi
Voenskou akc ma by Nemecku zabraneno zffzen novch
zakaden ponorkoch pfistavech murmahskych Jez neza
mrza zazehnano take osamoneni Ruska Meme
ckem Hodlajfl Nemc vse uvedene uskuecn, nezbude Jim
mic neho nez postavit fronu nezazsim severn
il novym kridem cee vychodni fronty Moe bosevka
teto krane zejme upada ma $4,000 muzd kter
ale vesmes jevf maleho bojovneho ducha.
Amsterdam, 12 cervence. - Telegramy dose Kjeva
do Vdne zaznamenava move hnuti Moskve kde
ku konsuenf demokrae koem sveho vudce profesora
Pavla Miukova ktery rozmiuv6 Zasupci Velke Rus
prolas ueTen6ne prohlaSen re by nabizel Nemecku
proekora mad celym Ruskem spociva proe nedorozu
men Primal pouze, patti frakci srane jez neod
mita orientaci pokud Sc centralnich moci tyce.
N6mecke uredni kruhy jsou presvedceny, re prpade
propuknu obcanske vaky bude zvonl otazkou
Nemecko vypudt Angcany Zprava Moskvy ozna
mue ze byl jeden uocnkd linz pad obet nemecky
slanec Mrbach ctvrtek zatcen
Plukovnk Cyon, rusky dstonk vypravuje re byl pred
n6koika dny Petrohrad6 zatcen banker Manos DOME
byl zatcen pax nalezeny d6leze lsny diva miony
rb DIE zneni istn byl spojeni hrabetem Mrbache
nemeckym vevyancem MoskvG ktery zfejme pracoval
tomu ably Rusku poznovu zaveden byl carismus.
K mnohym zmatkGm Rusku pTidruzila nyni stav
zeezniGnch zzencI nekterych distrikech jez hroz
propuknouti stavku generalni
NJ Cernov vndce socanch revolucionard pochoduje pf
ma Moskvu cee ceneho avu neozbroieneho seskeho
du Ze vseobecn6ho nedosatku rozmaha Petrohrade
d pada eto nebezpecne epdem denne obet
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-13
SLOUCENf Sc SPOJENECKOU FROM
T0U Y MAKED0NI VCERA
DOVRSEN0.
Rim SDELUJE, ZE NEKTERA CESKA
SLECHTA PRODAVA SVE STATKY
VOBAVE PRED REVOLUCi.

Rim, - cervence spojenecka vojska Albanii Ma
kedon ucela slouca frontu bezc Cd more Jader
keho az ku mor Egeskemu Spoeni dotcene 200 milove
bitevn nie docleno posupem ranko-vlasskch sbor Al
bani promn6 francouzska voska Albane ohrozu
di bulharskych posc Monastyru.
Predvceres bulletin o dobytl havniho m6sta jizn Alba
nie Bera uredn povrzuje Bera obsazen by vlaskou
pechoou, jakoz albanskym dobrovonky pod veenm Esa
da pase Ma postupu Alban e dosud pokracovano pode
prmo pomaha pozemnimu spojeneckemu vosku anglicke
monory torpedce Rakusane sveho stupu nci vsecky
zasoby takze korst vezu nen vic znacna Ia vceresho
albanskeho vboje Vas ukofs pouze t veka poni dela
osm horskych DEL zakopova della zakopove hmozdre
Soucena fronta albansko posovana jest pr
tonne Reky jechz ady posledn zvlase rozmnozuj
Spojenci uceenm docene fronty dockaji pohodlnes
no zasobovani svych armd Soune AZ dosud byli NOR
dopravu jedine odkazani kdezto nyni budou
siat svuj prG mt de- MakedOne ni n kratsi
a levnejs.
vceres chtea pfekazit bulharska vojska ma
hlym pfepodem srbskych posc Monastyu. Bulharum
pocatku vceresiho boe podarilo n6kok srbskych
okupova pozd6i by vsak francouzskym pomocny
mi sbory rbskych zakopu vyaceni Parz tomu do
dava Francouz vcerejsich operac Bakan6 poza
mali asi 400 Teutonu.
Povrzujl Sc predchazeifci buletiny rakouskych
mich panue veike en kereo revolucni hnu posleno by
10 znacne ustupem Rakusanu Albanie
Itasky havni dozvedel cd vynikajicich rakou
skych zajac re echa ceskem kraovstv narodn vec ne
pfiznva prodava satky obave pred reVouci Poves
ny odrodec byva rakousky zahranicn mnr hrabe Otto
Cernin prodal sv vekostatek Cechach (Chudence J
nsku 4OOO 900 kters bance kdezo Cernnuv kamarad
hrabe Jndch Clam MARITIME prodava satky Morave
nespokoenost dovch je zvlase priznacnou Po
dobne pomery exsu zemich slovnskch srbskych Choir
vatskych, tedy Bosne Herzegovina
Rim e presvedcen re rozklad Rakouska uskutecni
nekolika prStch mesicich.
Vice nezi 100000 rakouskych voiaku uteklo Cd arma
DIV cd pocatku vaky vysov uherskem posla-
Temesvaru Ugron kery odvoava tslice podane
rakouskym vetevim. Pravil poovi6ka oho 100000
CechG ktef vzdy p prvn prleziosti vzdaval Ru
sum- Srbtm Rumunum Skoro 100000 voiaku uher-
uprcho Rumunsko Cd 1914 do cervna 1916
Ugron pravi: "V kazdem prpadu kdykoi octne vaf
var neprte odeeni rakouske armad kere neni sozeno
Nemcu Mad'aru take nema cee n6meckych nebo
darskch ddstonku VIDA bez vahan Vrchni veen hle-
deo zskati napravu tn zavad6o pnou kazen ale bez
nejmensho vysledku.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-13

100000 AMERICA.
MI MA FRONTE.

Washington, IL. cervence.
Skorem pul milionu americ-
kych vojinu stoji dnes v bitev-
nj care We Francii, oznameno
hylo valecne rade v tydennim
zasedani cleny generalniho sta
bu armady Spoj. Stat1. Pred
nekolika malo nedelemi bylo
hlaseno, re dive divise ameri-
.cke stoji v prvni zakopni linii
ia dnes Sc dovidame, re name
na bojisti plnych jedenact di-
''visi.
Transportovani vojska pres
'okean Geje Sc pomerne velice
|hladce, daleko snadneji nezli
bylo ocekavano. Vojenskemu
vyboru bylo hlaseno, re vlada
zamysli kazdy m6sic vyslati
250,OO0 vojinu do Francie. Kro
me muzstva zaslano bylo gene
ralu Pershingovi vddci americ-
ke vypravy: 100000 srapne-
III, 1000 strojnich pusek a
pres pull mi'ionu strel do del
ruzneho kalibru, $50 Hawi-
land aeroplanu i jineho nepo-
stradatelneho valecneho mate
rialu. ~ -.
Vyroba motoru svobody,
jiehz jest 5000 " praci, dspe-
sne pokracuje, podobne vyro-
ba valecnych automobile a La.
wisovych, Marlinovych, Wicker
sovych a Browningovych leh-
cich tezsich pusek Sc pohybu-
Je V pravidelnych kolejich.
Celkovy postup pri' varecne
vyrobe jest celkove velice u
spokojujici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-13

Ia poednich sest mesic rekokrate objeviy zpravy
ze nemecky poni marsa zemfe neb jest povazve
DIE vypovedi rznych pramend verohodnych oha
sovano bylo okonce re nemeck Franc proo vaz
nen vice Hndenburga Podvno JEST re nemeckemu IT,
sku f nebyo dovoeno yto pcves svych sloupcch ot
skovat Nasupcem sanoven byl nyn general Ludendorf
Povest take re Hndeburg oct neshode an
ofensvy zapadn frone csarem. Koncem kvetna byo
haSeno ze marsa onemocne yfem Strasburku mesc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-13

zdeji psano re dokonce zbazn re naleza
natOTi -
Pred vypuknutim valky I'll IIndenburg 1srann ale "a
by by povoan ably rid vecnou vpravu Vychodnm Pru
sku ktera vyvrchoa porazkou Tannenberku kterez
to vtezstv menovan byl ponm marsaem Kdyz byl s6fem
generanho sabu, sta Ludendorf eho rukou Hin
denburgov vycano bylo praestv samymi Nemc kter
ej jmenova masalem Was sagst dup" die caste kladene
otzky generaa Ludenorfa Hndenburg dosah starr 76 let
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-13
MA CESTE DO FRANCIE.

Clevelandsky puk byvaych mienich zakopnikd jakoz
sbor byvaych granatnkI cenG narOdn nasi armady,
chaze ptomns ces do France Oba voenske y oddi
byy poslany do Angle prede,sm odkudz expedovany
sou zapadni rontu. Observation-Disclosures souz as 80
cevelandskych Cechi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-13
POMNfK AMERICE..

Pafiz, II. cervence. - Osla-
va ctvrteho cervence v Parizi
poskytla pfilezitost. k. utvoreni
vyboru pro postaveni pomniku
Americe, ably tim ukazana by
la vdecnost Francie "a pomoc,
kterou il Spojene Staty po-
skytly. Pomnik tento pOstaven
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-13
NkCENlK NEDECKYH ARMAD P0DEL 0CHRJTl M0KU IA HADKY
SKASEREM
(POLEDNf BULLETN:)

Amsterdam 3 eervence Pon marsalek Hndenbg mtev Ona
talk casopis Nouven ndenbg byl hadky
Vlmem ohene ofensy FancI Kaiser cht okam
Pa marsk ho vae6ne plany nhvaova Bem prudho
poru FEndenburg rozcl zauvacen moku nasledovao
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-13

bude v Parizi po valce ma ne
kterem prominentnlm mlste.
tProsluly malir Leon Bonnat je
Ipredsedou vyboru a mnoZl pre-
rdni Francouzi jiz upsali znat-
ne obnosy, take uspech pro-
jektu toho je zajisten.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-09
WOMEN WILL LET
 THf MEN RUN THE STATE CONVENTION
Pine Bluffs Delegation of Six Will "Learn Poli
 tics' This Time.

For the firsLlime in the history of the Democratic party in Arkansas women will sit as delegates to the State Democratic convention which meets at Little Rock Wednesday, July It, for two days. Six Pine Bluff women will be delegates to the con vention. They are Mesdames J. w. Adams, R. B. Rice, A. w. Troupe, w. M. Toney, P. H. Mccarthy and Cora Gillespie.
 "We are going to sit at the feet of the men and learn," Mrs. Cora Giles pie, said in reply to a question as to whether the women delegates had planned any sort of campaign. We held a meeting last week to talk over ladies had any suggestion for taking q very active part. We have lots to learn and we are going to devote the time to familarizing ourselves with the conduct of the convention" '"
 The men delegates from Jefferson county are Judge John NJ. Elliott, ". o. Alexander. F. c. Bridges. w. F. Coleman, Drew White, w. D. Jones, F. B. Bloom, K. J. Kerwin. C. A. Goshorn, Ben B Veil. C. M. Philpot. Currin M. Nichol, Creed Caldwell and T Havis Nixon.
 The women alternates are Miss Ruth Scales, Mesdames Garland Brewster, Lucy Critz, C. E. Philpot, c. w. Pettigrew, J. A. Roost. The men alternates are J. Harvey Means. l.. I. Sallee, Sam Vaulx, Fred T.. Fucker, Clayton Gould. I. F. Magee. Cal Newton, A. B. Smith, H. K. Toney J. p. Walt, Edwin I4oosley. Dr. F. Orto. s. C. Alexander and John B. Speers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-09
McNETIL TO LEAVE
 SOON FOR FRANCE

Prof N. D. MeNeill has returned from san Antonio. Texas. where he spent three weeks in Y. M. c. 4. framing camp, and is filing his appli- cation for passports to go 70 France. MT. AcNeill is enthused about the work and is anxious to go to France. Because of special qualifications, his music and knowledge of the French language. he is one Of the 16 out of a total of l40 men to be sent across mmediately.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-09
LEMON JUICE :. TAKES OFF TAN Girls! Make bleaching lotion if skin is sunburned,
 tanned or freckled

Squeeze the juice of two lemons in- to bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White. shake we'll, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle, sunburn, and tan lotion, and complexion beautifier. 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 few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face. neck. arms and hands each day and see how freckles, sunburn, windburn and tan disarpeor and how clear, soft and whi, ,l- &llll becomes. Yes! It is harmless. Advt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-09
PINE BLUFFIANS
 TO TRAINING CAMP

Several Pine Bluff men, including attorneys and other professional men. are contemplating entering the off, cers' training camp for civilians winch opens at Camp Pike August L..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-09
PERSONALS.

Otto Mitchell is i'll at his home, S2O West Fifth avenue.
 II. C. Fox has returned from Hot Springs.
 Dr. R. P. Wood of Altheimer was in Pine Bluff yesterday.
 Norman P. Smith, formerly of Pine Bluff, arrived in the city yesterday from Brownsville. Tex, enroute to the Great Lakes naval training sta ton to train for the navy
 D. R. Hardman of Althcimer was in the city yesterday.
 A. R. Cooper will go to Little Rock today on business,
 Assess your taxes today and avoio
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-09

Mrs. w. J. D. Cox has returned from visit in Baltimore, Md Mrs. A. H. Rowell and children, Hendrix and Marguerite, have return- ed from Arlington, Tenn, where they visited Mrs. Rowelrs mother, Mrs. To R. Woodson. Mrs. Woodson came with them to spend several weeks. l Mr. Rowell met them in Memphis Saturday and accompanied them home.
 Mrs. H. K. Toney, little daughter. Elizabeth, and Mrs. Mary Mussclman. will return Thursday from York, Pa, where they have spent several weeks
 Miss Hattie Royston, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. T.l Woodbridge, for two months, has gone 1 to Prescott for visit with her sis ter, Mrs. Randolph P. Handley. Mrs. Folz and daughters, Misses
 Hortense and Shirley, of Memphis,
 arrived Sunday to be the guests of MT. and Mrs. A. M. Goldberg, 1115
 West Second, and of MT. and Mrs. R.
 CllUCLL, COuCIl SICI1y MI | OiH
 and Miss Hortense will return home in about two weeks, while Miss Shlr- ley will spend the summer here.
 Lieut.. and Mrs. Ira D. Bloom are spending their honeymoon at the Wal
 dorf Astoria in New York citg. Mrs. E. A. Peck is in Cincinnati,
 after which she will go to eastern points. ! John Walker of Memphis, who has been the guest of his aunt, Mrs. E. G. Bridges, for two weeks, has return l ed to his home.
 MT. and Mrs. E. R. Wood have re- moved from Chattanooga, Tenn, to
 Pine Bluff, MT. Wood having accept ed position as department fore man with the Arkansas Oak Flooring company. He is brother of w. w.
 Wood, who has been foreman atl the flooring company fer some time. r Miss Helen Dante of Memphis isl the guest of MT. and Mrs. Wm. Ros-
 enzweig.
 Misses Virginia Crutcher and Cath crime Montgomery left yesterday to attend the Y. w. c. A. convention atl Hollister, Mo-, as delegates from the Pine Bluff Y. w. c. A. ..a:t --- Rev and Mrs. w. D. Buckner and daughter, Miss Mary, of Memphis, arrived yesterday for a visit with Mrs. M. A. Austin. Ladies kid pumps, Louis heel, $6.00
 values, $3.9S. Leavitt's Cut Price | Store. Advt. Assess your taxes today and avoid penalty, Advt.--7-3-rf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-09
FNLISFS IN MARINE CORPS

Samuel M Burton. 112o Linden street, enlisted in the Marine Corps yesterday C. B. Rowland, who en- listed last week, left last night for Memphis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-09
Fielding-West

ing of jellles and marmaladeS.
 Fielding-West
 Wedding.
 Miss Iva Lest and Edward Field- ing, both popular residents of the Sulphur Springs neighborhcod, were married Sunday at Il a m. at tie home of the bride. Rev. Haralson per formed the ceremony, which was wit messed by a number of friends and relatives. A number of Pine Rhf- fans attended the wedding. Miss Frances Howell left Sunday for St. Louis, where she will be the guest of Miss Elsie Waldron for sev- eral weeks.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Core, Miss Man. nie Core, and Masters Mac and Pete Core left Sunday for Chicago, to spend the remainder of the summer. Dr. and Mrs. w. D. Buckner and | daughter, Mary, arrived yesterday | from Memphis for visit with Mrs. M. A. Austin.
 Mrs. Catherine Greer has returned from Hot Springs where she visited her parents, MT. and Mrs. H. w. ] Smith. Mr. Smith has been quite i'll. ] but has sufficiently recovered to re- turn to his home in Chicago. Rev. and Mrs. E. R. Steel and fam-
 fly are now comfortably domiciled in their new home, on Sixth and Pine.
 which house was formerly owned an1
 occupied by T. Y. Murphy and fam fly.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Pope Jordan
 are now at home with Dr. and Mrs.
 Junius Jordan on Eleventh and Laurel 1 Miss Grace steed is in Rison visit ing friends.
 Mises Estelle Simpson and Annie
 Laurie Williams are at McNeil as house party.
 MT. and Mrs. M. o. Moore and baby
 left Saturday for Fordyce
 Mrs. J. E. Scott, Misses Minette
 and Mildred Scott. and Master Irene Scott have returned from a weeks visit with relatives at New Orleans.
 Misses Bessie and Hughlette Cole man are guests of Miss Marjorie I4om- bard at Swan Lake. 1 Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Barnes and MT.
 and Mrs. Harry StutZman enpoyed fishing trip to Round Lake. 1 Clarence E.. Collier of Dallas. Tex
 as, formerly of Pine Bluff, has join ed his wife, formerly Miss Fannie | Gillespie, for visit with Mrs. Cora | Gillespie on Laurel street. before go-
 ing to an army camp at San Antonio
 for instruction in auto mechanics.
 His wife will spend several weeks here and then go to Miami, Fla, to spend several months with MT. and
 Mrs. Frank Worfal. Miss Lulu Norman of Rock Island, Texas, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. T. TraWiCk
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-09
hans Auxiliary Of Sifx- Parish.

lhe Woman's auxiliary of Trinity 1gh met yesterday morning at 9:3o, fhe home of Mrs. s. G.. Scales, h Mrs. Scales and Mrs. D. E. Max 6ostesses. , |he program was as follows: Bible bn led by Rev. H. A. Stowell. the l being "Ye Christian heralds go Slaim Salvation in Emmanuels Se;" hymn "To Our Soldiers and Fprs". Limited Offering Workers he United states', Mrs. Clifton Tcv: Streets of Nazareth, Mrs. 4A. Linaker; Current Church fs". Mrs. A. w. Buchanan, leader |he absence of Mrs. H. Riley, who \ unable to attend on account of 4 the conclusion of the program
 cious refreshments were served &the hostess. Before adjourning Aral up to date military songs
 rendered by Miss Vincent Snhower of Waverly, Ill.,, who is kguest of Mrs. H. A. Stowell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-09

Mrs. s. T. Henderson is at Benton. visiting Mrs. w. x. Steed.
 Mrs. Mamie Riley is expected home next week from Helena, where she is now visiting. Mrs. Riley has been in Atlanta, Ga., for the past month Mrs. Sam Alexander and baby, | Mary, are in Manitou, Col, to spend the summer.
 Mrs. F. G. Bridges and children ex- pect to leave this week for signal Mountain Inn, at Chattanooga, after which they will go to Asheville, N. C., fer the remainder of the summer.
 Mrs. Sam Trimblo leaves today for
 Signal Mountain Inn, near Chatta- nooga, Tenn, where she will spend some time.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Trimble are in Chicago for the remainder of the summer.
 Misses Maud and Ruth Belling-ath u 1lIClc 1eOSh d1C III CliC Nity Visiting Misses Kate Bellingrath and Clifton and Elizabeth Gammill. Miss Hattie Burford has returned from Fordyce, where she attended the
 Epwcrth League conference. Mrs. c. J. Sawyer and daughters, Helen and Wanda, have returned from an extended visit thru California and Wyoming
 Mrs. Clifton Howell and daughter,
 Miss Ella Hum Howell, motored to
 Little Rock Sunday and joined MT.
 and Mrs. c. A. Ledbetter for an auto
 mobile trip to Helena, Mich, % spend ln remainder of the summer. Miss Faye Zehner is reported rest 1 ing we'll after submitting 60 an oper- aticn for the removal of her tonsils
 Miss Margaret White of Prescott is expected to arrive today to ';e the
 guest of Miss Florence Brewster Mrs. V. V. Mann and daughter,
 Miss Mamie Mann, of Forrest City
 are guests of MT. and Mrs. w. T.
 Brasher and other relatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-09

Ladies parasols. variety of colors. S1.19 to $1.9S. Leavitt's Cut Price Store. Advt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-09

Mems wash ties, 10c to 48c; silk ties, Doe to S9c. Leavitt's Cut Price Store. Advt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-09

Mrs. Mamie Riley is expected home next week from Helena, where she is now visiting. Mrs. Riley has been in Atlanta, Ga., for the past month,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-09

@| ='='''''' Meat Must Be Sold
 Fresh meat is perishable. It . must be sold within about two
 weeks for whatever it will bring.
 A certain amount of beef is frozen for foreign shipment, but domestic markets demand fresh, chilled, unfrozen beef
 Swift & Company cannot in- crease prices by withholding meat because it will not keep fresh and salable for more than few days after 1t reaches the market Swift & Company cannot tell at the time of purchasing cattle, what price fresh meat will bring when put on sale If between purchase and sale, market condi- tons change, the price of meat must also change. zss. < The Food Administration limits our profit to 9 per cent on capital invested in the meat departments This is about 2 cents per dollar of sales. No profit X 2yxis a1a1anteed and the risk of less is not eliminated
 As matter of fact, meat is often sold at loss because of the need of selling 1t before it spoils.
 
 Swift & Company, D. s. A.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-09

Mrs. Sam Alexander and baby, Mary, are in Manitou, Col, to spend the summer