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sURRoGArE's NOTICES.

SHELDON, GEORGE Rim pursuaua
OF an order OF Honorable John p CohalIA
notice is hereby given TO ali persons haVhl
claims against George h, Sheldon, late 81
the County OF New York deceased, TO prei,a;
the same with vouchers thereof to the SUB
soribers at their place OF transacting bui.
ness at the once OF Simpson, Thachsr
Rartiett, their attorneys, No. 81 Cedar
Street, in the Borough OF Manhattan, In The
city OF New York. State OF New York. %
dated New York, the l2th DAY Of Aareh
1918. CENTRAL UNION TRUST COMPSI
OF NEW YORK, RICHARD WHlINEi'
LETT, Attorneys for Executors. o. Csdn
Street Borough OF Manhattan, New Yh
City.
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FRENCH. JOSEPHINE DoNAPARrL--

FRENCH. JOSEPHINE DoNAPAkTA.
John p. Cohalan a Surrogate Of tAs County
Of New York. NOTICE 70 hereby Eiy'h, y
all persons having claims Against "
sEPHINE BoNAPARTE FRENCH, "a" ;.
present the same with vouchers thereof %
Lhe subscriber, at place OF transactins os...
nVas, No. sos East 18th street, IN me ~
OF New York. on or before the lsi dAy =
october next Dated. New YORK the ~
day OF March. 1919 MARINCs NlLaEIs,
Attorney for Executor. SSs Full stH.
Jamaica N. Y. FRANK r AEHNAL''
Executor.
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Name and Address. .
Alexander, Watriss q
z Poly, % Nassau st.
Christopher, T. V. ].
estsVtec III Broadway
l.. NJ. Cockerell, address
unknown ...........
D,ss.r,rickson r. F.. So
Drew, Alice, estate
Ssc3,S, 84i W: l4ad St
GD Evans, VIM. q.
address unknown y,
Gallagher, Elizabeth
gdn. VIM, Mary. Al.
phonso, Joseph anc
Mildred, infants, 3ls
w. 18th st.. N. Y. @. :,
Harris. John A.. ad'
dress unknown.
Heilpern, Francis, est.
c. o. Am. Bonding Co
Of Baltimore, n. Y. @.
Hole, L. H., decd, "a
Cedar St., N. Y. g..
Howard, BENJAMIN e.,
est. spencerville. Aller
Co., Ohio. ..........
Hurley. VIM. s.. trustee
70 Court ST.. Bklyn
keystone Graphite Co.
address unknown
Krapse, Henry, 333 W
18th St, N. Y. o..
Ledwith, Frank, est.
c. o. Met. surety. lOC
William ST.. n. Y. @. y.
McGoyern. John. est,
c. o. Met. Surety, l0C
William St., N. Y. g. .
Misel. Amatu. admr.
address unknown.
Mosak, Mary, gdn.. ad-
dress unknown. $3.50.
Oppenheimer Qnst.
Charity Fund, $40 w
l06th ST., N. Y. o..
Panama Construction
Co., CO. +. @. Stephens
So. Bldg. Washington
Preston, Mary. est, c. o
G. Goodman, SAC
Broadway. N. Y. c..
Randolph Ass'ts. c. o
]. H. Storer, 20 STATE
ST., Boston Mass: -,
Reeban, Z. T.. 4l0 W
47th ST., n. Y. c.:
Sajiran & Tahihran, 81
K. goth ST.. N. Y. c..
San Carlos Opera Co,
lao W. AID ST., N.Y.C
Simplex Metal BounC
Boz Syn II B'way
Veta Grande Dew. Co.
Address unknown
Wells. Edwards Bar
nard, est, C. o. q
Hamburger, atty, 22C
Broadway, N. Y. O.. 4.
State Of New York. Cou'
FRED'K L. ELDR
and PAUL II. HUBS
tary Of the EMPIRE
a trust company, locat
In the city or New Yorl
duly sworn, each for
foregoing report is to
edge and belief n full,
ment OF the unclaimt
and interest OF the Ell
made In accordance v
Sections 134 and 2l9
Banking Laws as show
company on the first ds
FRED'K l.. ELDR1D
PAUL II. HUDSON.
severally subscribed
Opponents the 9th da,
before me.
Bronx County No. 2
New York County No.
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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Dua To-dar.

ss Itrandenburg, Bordeaux. Aug 10.
IS Catalonia, CadIz. Aug. IL.
J: a a1sS. T poiss s ssIeld., A Rar =
81 American, Antwerp, Aug. q.
Be Lyngenfjord Christiania, Aug. Ia
50 Tampico, Progreso. Aug. n.
50 WAcouta, Havana, Sept. :.
IS Lake AlYAdo. Santiago. Sept. 4
3 Guiana 81. Thomas; Sept. 8.
s. santa saT 81 Eliza RI BoTdesSx' A sspt. sept
ss Mount Vernon. Brest, Septic.
IS Mexico. Havana. Sept. H.
Due Tomorrow.
SIS Bowie, Liverpool. Sept. 3.
SIS Gallaha, Glasgow, Sept. 3.
IS West Gambo. Hamburg, Sept. l.
Due Friday.
So Mercury, Brest. Sept. s,
Due Saturday.
SIS valacia, Brest, Sept. g.
SIS Karona. BIT. Thomas, Sept. II.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
To-day
Great Britain, dreland. Netherlands. Nor
Lithuania, Latvia, Finland, Archapgel. South
Africa, Gibraltar, Madeira and Cape Verd,
Islands, via Liverpool; also parcel post mails
India, British East Africa and Malta, IS
AGuitania, . A, NJ.
Tomorrow.
Italy and Rumania parcel post malls ant
specially addressed correspondence), wiz
Naples and Constanza, S. Re dItalia
1850 A. NJ.
France Belgium, Rumania, Bulgaria, Lux
embourg ho-SloYakia, Jugo- slavia, Tren
iino. Trieste. German-Austria, Poland, Swift
zerland. Italy. Spain. Greece. Portugal. Egypt
British India. British East Africa, Malta
Ceylon, Straits Settlements and Persia, vii
Hhvre; also parcel post malls for France
Algeria. Corsica and Tunis Sc. La Touraine
$50 A. NJ.
Europe, Africa and West Asia. via Cher
bourg and Southampton (mAil must be spe
cially addressed for despatch by THU
steamer S. Adriatic. 10 A. M.
Norway. sweden. Denmark. Germany. Lith
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Washington Utilities Company

TAKE NOTICE, That the metropolitan
Trust Company of the City OF New YORK,
Trustee under the Indenture dated June
i. 1917. between Washington Utilities Com
pany and said Metropolitan Trust Com
pany OF the City of New York. will. pur-
suant to the provisions OF said lndentufa
sell as an entirety the Trust Estate con;
sisting OF 1880 shares Common Capital
stock OF the Washington Railway Else,,
tric Company at the auction stand OF
Joseph p. Day at the Exchange sales
rooms II and 16 Vessy Street in me
Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New YotI..
on the LIST day OF October, 1919, at III"
o'clock in the afternoon.
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANr
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Trustee
BY Geo. C. Van Tuyl. j.,
President
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London Money Market,

LONDON, Sept 17.-Bar silver. e1Ed.
an ounce; money, as per cent. dis
count rates-short bills, s7-1693hper
cent; three months. 3s-16@3% per
cent. gold premiums at Lisbon 400.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises......s:3s A Sun sets. .....T:o2 p NJ
Moon rises. :. =. IL As A NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .3:15 A M Gov. Island. .5:4t A NJ
.. Hell Gate......5:4S A NJ
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook $3.50 A NJ Gov. Island. 10 :0s A N
Hell Gate. .12:01 A NJ
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LOST FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOsT--on Fifth Avenue between FIFTY.
seventh and Fifty-ninth Streets. ladies'
trioolette scarf, black and white. Finder
Plaza.
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Z1B.
Deposit. Balance.
Mar. %. 1907 ss7.i2
Apr. II. 1908 iso.ss
Sept. z. 1911 24s.Is
May o. 1908 S3.27
May 2. 1910 1900
Sept. "a. 1905 SI.oo
Apr. 2. 1908 2s7.os
Oct. rs. 1905 i7e.s5
Jan. 10. 1909 1858
Apr. l. 1908 2.2sI.se
4
June 80. 1905 1901
Apr. 9. 1905 1os.so
Sept. 20. 1908 2os.2o
June IL. 1907 se.7o
May s, 1908 1886
Dec. IS, 1905 5O6.36
APR. %. 1909 Ios. 80
, Dec. 70. 1912 I.ss2.s4
Apr. IS. 1908 1o4.es
Feb. 8. 1907 l64.l3
Sept. 7. 1907 $3.50
!;
Mar. 10. 1912 25s.so
Aug. IA. 1911 $500
Feb. 8. 1905 es.45
Nov. Q. 1907 54.6s
Oct. Is, 1909 1870
Oct. 5. 1905 I7z.es
Jan. Is. 1905 1878
mtg OF New York. S.:
.IDGE, Vice-President.
SON, Assistant Secre-
TRUST COMPANY,
ted and doing business
k, in said county, being
himself says that the
the best Of his knowl-
true and correct state
ed deposits. dividends
mpire Trust Company,
With the provisions OF
of Chapter 500 of the
n by tho books Of said
ay Of August. 1919.
)GE, Vice-President.
Assistant Secretary.
and sworn to by both
y OF September, 1919,
p. J. DEVLlN,
Notary Public.
30. Certificate fled In
. l64.
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MS 9SSsty d Sf SS and WALTER G. KrsBA
in
O
me ~ ~ $500 " ~ WIN. r. GXRRo1Y, 0u' 'N'
ios Ens Co. REGISTER ~ 70 s~N"
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

Sc West Corum. from Bordeaux.
SIS TurTet Crown, from Gibraltar.
SIS Lapland. from Southampton.
Sc Honolulu. from Hull.
SIS Federico. from Trieste.
SIS Francesca Ciampa, from Palermo.
SIS Rivera, from Monteyideo.
s. Glitterind, from Barry.
IS Glasgow Maru. from Plymouth.
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unsnis and Lstvis. via Chrisfian-snd. chris.
tiania and Copenhagen: also parcel post mails
f9r Norway, Sweden and Denmark. Sc. Oscar
Great Britain, Ireland, Netherland. Germany.
Hungary. Hthuania nntvin, FINLAND, Arch.
Cape Verde Islands, via Liverpool: also par
Gel post mailF for Great Britain, ireland,
Egypt. British India British East Africa and
Malta, SIS. Cedric. II A. NJ
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
EXECUTIVE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LLLER-I.

Graduate British College, trained ac-
countant having varied and lengthy ex-
perience in the handling OF general and cost
Accounts, financial and statistical state
ments, expert on Income and Excess Prof
its and Capital Stock Tax Returns, seeks
an opportunity with large Industrial enter
prise where hard. conscientious and untir-
ing application will be appreciated in tan
gible form. Exceptional references Sal
airy secondary consideration provided fu-
ture 10 promising. Address CAPABLE,
box ITS Sun ONCE.
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Low WATER THIS d
ARRTvALs-wEDNEsDAY.

ARRIvALS-wEDNEsD SEPT. II.
IS Pesaro, Genoa, Aug. 80.
SIS Kiowa, Trieste, July 20.
Sc West Gambo. Antwerp, Sept. 8.
SIS Akron. Karachi. June II, and Port Said
Aug. 10.
SIS Ponce. Aguadilla. Sept s.
SIS Munamar. Antilla, Sept. 10.
Ss Bowie Manchester, Sept. 4.
IS Joseph J. Cuneo. Baracoa Sept. II.
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CHAUFFEUR. married, Z years expert
enee. wishes private. position good refer
sncss; answer BY mail TRACER, 2s5 n
isBth.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SAFE INVESTMENT and liberal proats
In the prosperous city OF Los Angeles in
hreproof safes and bank equipment; excel
lent opportunity for all domestic and for
eign trade; established rs years; done IS
on coast; hne stock on hand; proatabIe
opportunity TO add manufacturing in con-
nection: money talks for quick sale
$40, 600, A. f. ANDERSON CO., 1855 so
Los Angeles Street. Los Angeles. California.
WANTED-AN INTERVIEW WITH a
MAN OF GOOD BUSINESS sTANDiNSs
AND ABILITY WHO CAN INYEsT
THOUSAND DOLLARS IN AN AUToMn-
BILE TIRE FACTORY, TAKING OFFICF
AS TREASURER. BOX BN2Q. CARE OF
THE sun.
WpITE for valuable Onice side Iins
WnitI or Home Business and IRE.
package Ink Powder which will make one
half pint best Writing Fluid.
G. w. Moseley. NewburEh. N. Y.
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The connecting mails close AZ the oen.rsi
Post Qfice and City Hall Post once station.
New York, Al 2. M. a. follows:
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia, Siam Coobi,
China, Netherlands East Indies and Phiiip.
pine Islands, via vancouver and Victoria,
II; "a. -. Empress Of Japan. Sept. 20.
va Vancouver and Victoria. b. O., SIS,
NiagarA Sept. ~.
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Report of the unclaimed deposits, dividend
and interest Of the
EMPIRE TRUST COMPANY

on the first day Of August, 1919, made in ac-
cordance with the provisions Of the Banking
Law. Sections 134 and 2le
N.c.> .ra Addra.s nonorH balance
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SITUATION WANTED.

YOUNG married couple, refined, both
OF a house, w. s. box IS Sun oftice.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

SIS Kssuma, at Antwerp.
SIS West wauneke, at Antwerp.
SIS United States. at Copenhagen.
SIS Talisman, at Rio.
IS Columbia, at Glasgow.
SIS Lake Gretna, at Dublin.
SIS Unde Mendi. at Lisbon.
SIS Gullfoss, at Reykjavik.
SIS Artigas. at Montevideo.
SIS Pawtucket. at Antofagasta-
SIS Manhattan, at Antwerp.
SIS Wheaton, at Hamburg.
IS City Of Benares, at Rangoon.
Sc Baltic (Swed.). at Treileborg.
S. City of Winchester, at Auckland.
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NEW ENGLAND.

LIE MoYNE MANOR, sls Oriental Ave,
half block from Boardwalk; adjacent to St
Charles Hotel; excellent table; open ali
year. Telephone 30S7
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STEAMSHIP PASSAGES
To Europe, South America, West indies.
south Africa, Australia. China, Japan, etc.
Omcinl Agents for All Trans Atlantic and
Irans-Pacihc ). 3. Lines. Tours and Tickets
by All Rail Routes. Complete arrangements
Tor business or recreation travel. including
hotel accommodation. Pullman reserva-
lions. rail tickets. etc.
1HOS. COOK & SON,
e45 broadway (opp. City HalD.
SCI Fifth Ave. (cor. 46th st)
COOKS TRAVELLER S CHEQUES
GOOD EVERYWHERE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
This is Hard Luck; Woman Loses Booze,
 and Bond of S1OO

TheoIa Davis, a negro woman, who was arrested by City dectcctive C. C. Lynn and Sergeant Horace Pool iuscday. failed to appear in munich pal court in answer to a charge of transporting liquor, and forfeited $loo posted for her appearance.
 The negro woman came from St. Louis, shipping her trunk on ahead. Of the l3 original pints which left St. Louis, i 1 were broken in transit.
 SOLDIERS RETURN
 Private Jess Ross Jones, whose home jS in Pine Bluff, has arrived at Camp Pike, after IS months service overseas. lie will receive his dis charge shortly, when he will return home. He is the son of Mrs. F. 5. Jones, 900 East Second avenue.
 Homer Bettis has resumed his con- ncction at Berbig's drug store after q years absence spent in tine army.
 Raymond 0. Young, son ot MrJ. r. r.. Payne, TOP West Third avenue, has arrived at amp Merritt, N. j., from II months overseas.
 t34D
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
Officers Receive $50 for Recovery
 of Stolen Auto

Officers Horace Pool and J. B. Mlddlcbrook yesterday received a $50 reward for the recovery of a light Buick Six automobIc, stolen from the Fraucnthal and Swartz garage at Conway.
 George Hayden, a young white man, arrested by the two officers at the time the car was recovered, was taken to Conway yesterday by Con stable J. A. King, of Conway, where he will be tried.
 A regard of $50 for the apprshcn- sion of the thief is also offered, ard will be sent to the two young off cers as soon as the guilt of the man arrested ,an be established.
 Hayden yesterday said that he had nothing to do with the theft of the car, but met the driver of the ear in Little Rock, and came with him to Pine Bluff. !Iaydens companion escaped.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
Dempsey Must Beat Willie Meehan to
 Clear His Record

San Francisco, Cal, July 15.-Wil- lie Meehan, heavyweight boxer of this city, says he is entitled to a match with Jack Dempsey, the new world champion. Friends of Meehan as well as focal followed of boxing, believe there is merit to his demand tor a meeting with the title holder although they are not predicting any thing much for Willie in the light of what Dempsey did to Willard at Toledo.
 Meehan's claim is based on the fact that he holds a four-round decision over Dempsey. This bout Was fought Tn San Francisco last year at one of the war benefits held here. All the sport writers confirmed the decision of the referee in their accounts of the bout
 Sporting men are of the opinion that, technically Dempsey's record Will not be clear until he has defeated Meehan, but there are few who will concede Meehan a chance to win in a l2 or 20 round fight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
YOUNG BURGLAR,
 SLAIN BY 'pROF.'
 MODERN RAFFLES
Developments Show Shy, Soft Spoken Student by Day was
 Burglar by Night

Philadelphia, July 16.-Mr, and Mrs. Frank Holfelner were not in- formed until today at their Buffalo home that their son, Anthony Will liam Holfclnel, the buglar-student, had been killed Sunday night while attempting to rob a University of Pennsylvania fraternity house.
 The case of the student was un- usual features. He was a second year medical student at the univer- sty and was said to have been un- usually bright Caught while rob shot him as he was escaping with his booty.
 Search of his room by the police, they said, revealed about $400o worth of plunder stolen from frater- nifty houses, boarding houses and oth- CT places.
 Conscientious student by day, dar- ing burglar at night, this is the amazing role successfully played by Holfelner for months. Professors in the university medical school charac terized him as a quiet student and a plugger."
 One noted phsychologist said today that Holfelner was probably victim of dementia praecoX. Detectives advance the theory that he was d kelptomanac and stole for the pleas ure of stealing because he did not dis pose of his booty. His habits and actions indicate that he had a singu- lar mental composition. He had an aversion to society though he was passionately fond of music and played a piano for hours at time.
 So successfully did Holferner veil his midnight role of burglar that the family in whose house he roomed did not suspect that he slipped from the house to rob after they had gone to bed They believed that the student who habitually retired early, with the excuse that he must study. None of his friends had the slightest suspic- ion that the soft spoken, shy student was the thief who baffled the police and an army of amateur detectives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
Horse Recognizes
 His Former Owner.
 And Offers "Hand''

Popular Bduff, Mo-, July 16.-Mor- rls Craig, of Illmo tell marvellous yarn about a pet horse which he train- ed to do tricks before the war, and which he met after arriving in France. Soon after the war began Morr1s went away, and sold his pet horse to persons in Commerce, Mo-, who later sold the horse, with many others to the French government. A short while back, Craig says he saw his pet horse, Sam, as the mount of a French officer. He was positive the horse was his old pet when the horse raised his left foot to shake hands when Craig approached.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
YOUTH BOASTS HE
 SLEW EMPLOYER
 AND MRS. WILKINS
According to Boys Story He Committed Crime for Which
 Physician Convicted

Freehold, N. J., July 16-While d grand jury in New York was indict- ing Edward O'Bricn, 20 years old, for the murder of Gardiner Hull, a Manhattan stationer, the youth boast ed today about his crime to fellow prisoners in the county jail here.
 Not only did he tell the details of the brutal attack on Mr. Hull, but assumed responsibility for the kill ing of Mrs. Julia C. Wilkins, for whose murder her husband, Dr. Wal ter Keene Wilkins, was convicted and afterwards committed suicide in the jail at Mineola.
 The police profess to place little credence in O'Brien's confession of the Wilkins murder, but will investi- gate the matter.
 A strange series of facts has con- nected the Wilkins case with the Hull murder. August Deppirsch, a partner of MT. Hull was friend of Dr. Wilkins and called on him in his cell the afternoon of the day he hanged himself. Dr. Wilkins and MT. Hull also were acquaintances. Dr. Wilkins protested to the last that he was innocent of the crime of which he was convicted and main tained stoutly that his wife was slain by two burglars
 MT. Hull was killed by hammer blows on his head pr. Wilkins as- serted the same kind of weapon was used in the murder of his wife. A blood stained hammer was found near Mrs. Wilkins body.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
SAYS BOMB THROwERs INSANE

Chicago, July 16.-Dr. William J. Hickson, director of the psychopathic laboratory of the Chicago municipal court, expressed the opinion today that all bomb throwers are insane. The unscientific manner in which the government handles men and women with diseased and defective brains, he declares, is responsible for what we call the "red Menace
 He bases his judgment on 1informa- tion recently obtained in examining fifty anarchists and other radicals arrested by the government agent in Chicago in connection with bomb out raSeS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
Pitcher Has Not Permitted Score
 i'm 65 Innings

Harrisburg, Ill.,, July 15.--By de- feating the Centreville team last Sun day, 10 to 0, Pitcher Newkirk of the Norris baseball team established what is believed to be worlds score less innings record.
 He has pitcher 65 innings without being scored on. The Norris City team is composed of ex-leaguers, with Louis Crockett, one known in the American league as King Crockett, captain and playing second base.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
Pels Win Two From Gu.ls.

New Orleans, July 16.-New Orleans won double-header from Mobile today to and to 1. The first game was Perdue's ninth victory on the home lot in as many starts.
 First game: RH K Mobile -------O30 900 O0O-3 9 1 New Orleans --O20 OO2 O0x-4 2 2
 Nasty and Coleman; Perdue and Deberry.
 Second game: R II B Mobile ---------O00 900 Il 6 3 New Orleans ----001 002 X--3 9 2
 Ellis and Coleman; Torkelson and Deberry. Seven innings by agree ment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
WANT ASSESSM MENTS CUT

Three suits were instituted in chancery court yesserday against the board of commissioners of Road I'm provement district No. ii, alleging that assessments against property of the plaintiffs are excessive and ask ing that they be reduced. The plain tiffs are c. M. Philpot, c. H. Triplett and c. H. Triplett and others, and they are represented by Attorneys RowelI and Alexander.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
Two Killed, Seven Hurt When Trolley
 Car Strikes Auto

Oklahoma City, Okla., July 16.-- One woman and a small boy were kill ed, another boy is expected to die and two women and four children are in hospital with painful injuries as a result of an automobile being struck by an electris inter-urban car late today, three miles west of Yu- kon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
BOSTON ANS. BUY PITCHER.

Des Moines, July 16.-Paul Musser, leading pitcher of the Des Moines Western league club was sold today to the Boston Americans. He will report at once. Des Moines will get Winn and cash consideration for Musser.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
GIANTS TRADE SCHUPP.

New York, July 16.-Ferdinand Schupp, pitcher of the New York National league team, was traded to- day to the St. Louis Nationals in ex- change for Catcher Frank Synder. Schupp was one of the most promis- ing of the young pitchers of the Ma tional league before he entered the army, but since his discharge has been unable to regain the control which made his box work so effective.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
THE TEST THAT TELLS

There is only one real test for a cough remedy, and that is use, $. NJ. Oliver, Box 192 R. f. D, ,, Greens boro, $. C., writo:" " f'oley'3 Honey and 'rar is just fine. I keep 1t in the house all the time.' 1t soothc5 and relieves hay fever, asthma, coughs, colds, croup, and bronchial affections.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
OIL COMPANY MAN AGER HERE

J. B. Wanlfan. state manager for the George Beck Oil and Develop- mcnt company, with headquarters in Little Rock, was here yesterday con ferrng with D. B. Nichols, local sales agent for the company MT. Wan kan says that his company owns some excellent land in the Burk Burnett field of Texas. A number of local people have purchased stock in this COmDanV
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
Indictments Against Two.

New York, July 6.-Indictments charging first degree murder were returned by the grand jury today against Edward O'Brien the young clerk who, the police say has con- fessed to the murder of Gardiner c. Hull, of the stationery firm of Hull and Deppisch, and Edward Earl Paige, a fellow clerk, who was with O'Brien when the crime was com mitted
 O'Brien is being held at Freehold, N. J., and Paige in Philadelphia. Ex- tradition procteedirgs will be taken at once by the district attorneys of flee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
THE TEST TELLS

There is only one real test for a cough remedy, and that is use. S. M. Oliver, Box 192 R. F. R. 5, Greens boro. $. c. writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar is just fine. l keep it in the house all the time" It soothes and relieves hay fever, asthma, cough, colds, croup, and bronchial affections. Mann Pharmacy.-adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
LYNCH MORAL PREVENT

Memphis, Tenn, July 16.-A young negro, recently discharged from the army was lynched at Louis, Miss, last night, for having made indecent proposals to . whit, man, according to reports received here today. The mans name was net given.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-17
TEXAS LEAGUE.
MAKES BOTH HIT THIS SEASON

Louisville, Ky, July 16:-';im Hendrix, the Louisville centerfieloler, who leads American association bat ters with .361 mark, has slammed out his 13Oth hit this season. He IS the first player in the association 70 reach that mark. His century hit was three bagger off Pitcher Grln-' CT of St. Paul in Mondays game.