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TOBACCO HABIT IS DANGEROUS

saws Doctor Connor, formerly ot Johns % Hopkins hospital. Thousanss w Would uli' be in perfect health today tine. % Stop the habit now before it's too late. It's simple process 10 rid rid yourself of the tobacco habit n
 any form. Just go to any up- to, date drug store and get some Nlcotol tablets; take them as directed anu
 To; the pernicious habit qulckly van n,
 ishes. Druggists refund the money if they fail. Be sure to read large and interesting interesting announce mel ment by Doctor Connor soon to ap-
 pear in this paper. It tells of the
 danger of nicotine poisoning ana
 how to avoid it. In the meantime try Nicotol tablets; you will be sur prised at the result. aav.
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IN MEMORY.

WEIL-ALELIA. In loving memory of our beloved aunt and mother, who passed away thirteen years ago today. Home at rest, so sweetly sleeping.
 In thy Fathers tender care, Where there is no pain or weeping
 None on earth can harm you there; Do not ask us if we miss her,
 Oh, there's such vacant place, Oft we think we hear her footsteps, Or we see her smiling face, Around her silent grave we finger
 Till the setting sun is low, Thinking of the home that perished
 In the flower we treasured so, Sadly missed and in silence mourned for
 Joe Miller, nephew
 Mrs. May Strauss, daughter
 Mrs. Sahara Franklin, daughter
 Mrs. Claude Oppenheimer, daughter Mir. Sidney Well, son Mir. Burton Well, son ATr. Ben Veil, son Mir. Henry Well, son MT. Dave Veil, son
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there has been filed ill my office clerk of the Jef- ferson chancery court, n petition for the confirmation of the title to the following
 described real estate situated in the city
 of Pine Bluff, Jefferson county, Arkan-
 sas, and the quieting of the title to same in Caroline Jones. petitioner therein: :. 1.-The southeast quarter of the north half of block thirty-one A3D in Tsnnehill and Arkansas.
 i All persons claiming said lands. or any interest therein, are hereby WaFped to appear ip the JsffsEspn eRepe1Sz court
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CAN'T READ: COP?

Louisville, Ky, Nov 1.--James Moore is in jail on charge of shoot,
 ing and wounding. He owes his pre- dicament to his mother-ln-laW;: Sought on a charge of wounding Will Hutchinson, Moore fled to St. Louis. Then, feeling safe, he wrote his mo ther-inlaw. She can't read. So she took the letter to Patrolman Loeffler, who can. The arrest followed.
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WARNING ORDER.
No. 7324

No. 1924
 In the Chancery court of Jefferson county. Arkansas.--Maggie Nichols, plaintiff, vs. Austin William Nichols Sarah Petty, defendants The defendant, Sarah Petty, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plain tiff Maggie Nichols.
 Given under my hand and the seal oi said court this 1st day of November A. D., 1919 ,,,. tseaD-11-411-lS2o-
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Cpvright 1919 by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.

spirit as I possessed, "that I posi- lively will not allow you to make me unhappy just because you pre- fer it yourself. Now when you get over your fit, you will find me glad enough that you are over it, but not in the mood of suffering martyr. Don't expect it."
 "I'll tame that spirit of yours some day." he said savagelN regarding me with a look, meant, l could see, to intimidate me. "Oh, no, Crittenden, not my spirit ' I insisted, Ut can not be tanned, if, by tanning, you mean robbing me of it, breaking it" "But, by heavens, I will break tt!" l And with that he left me and went to his den. l saw him no more that night. I slept in the guest room, glad to be alone.
 1 The next day he called me as usual at Il o'clock.
 "Meet me at 12 for luncheon?" he inquired.
 His invitation surprised me, for his last words to me, as l had not seen him at breakfast, had been a threat. I thought at first l would say no, but reflected that refusal would only make his conduct worse so accepted.
 "And look here now Bess," he stipulated, "be on time." oh, all right" I assented lightly
 "You'd better be if you're not, won't wait.
 i Don't worry" said, "I1l be there at noon, sharp" \
 "You needn't get the idea that I't worry about it," he muttered. My , happiness doesn't depend upon lunch
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COTTONSEED OIL.

New York, Nov. 3.-Cottonseed oil to4ay advanced B to 45 points early on the bullish showing in other markets ana higher crude. A partial reaction followed under realizing sales. Final prices were ere 22 to 34 points net higher. Sales Io,4oo barrels Prime crude 2O.OO nominal; prime summer yellow spot 225OM23.5O; Decem- Der 2267; March 23.O2; May 23.2o, all bid. io
 Prime winter yellow and summer white nominal
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans. Nov. 3.-Rough rice strong Sales 151 Honduras 1Ol1@l1:2o; 200 Japan 11.3O@11.52: 312 Blue Rose 10. o5@11 .36; 446 Louisiana Pearl 1o.5O@ 1o.s3: receipts s.e22; millers s,9os sacks. .
 Clean rice strong. Sales 1928 pockets Honduras 3-SM12 IA; 212 pockets Japan 6 1-4M11 1-2; 4,S32 pockets Blue Rose 69l1 5-9. i -iM
 Rice by-products: Bran per ton at mill
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WARNING ORDER.

Case Mo- 7309. In the Chancery court of jefferson county, Arkansas.-Tom Terry, plaintiff, ys. Ollie Terry, defendant.
 The defendant, Ollie Terry. IS warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff, Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 18th day of October, A.
 S. F. VAULX, Clerk.
 0. E. REEVES, ID. C. SeaD-1OoS-11-4 1925
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LIBERTY BONDS.

,ands ,t 2.53 p m today were: ! l-2 g'" 1o".as, first four's o5oo second i's o31o: ,o first 1 l4s 95W: secoDd l IT, 3.,.io, !,o, third 1-Gs 9514; fourth l,4 ",''oo' h %. Victory 1 :.4's m.4o; Victory '> ''a , ''' ''-
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

Pecan Lake in Arkansas county, has been purchased by us and Will pc used as private shooting ,ground. Caretaker has been instructed to ad- init no one unless accompanied by a member.
 PECAN LAKE HUNTING CLUB. 1O-21-tf.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, Nov 3.-Cotton spot Ill large G inquiry. prices firm. GoGod miudling 2o:?2' fully middling 25.22; middling 2i;42; 10"
 middling 22.3i; good ordinary 2o3I; opdln, T. 1ln ary 1882; sales 150Oo bales lhciuoins v;n"p ,;o American. Receipts 21,UOO bales including IT. 800 American. Futures closed Ilrbi'
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666 has proven it will cure Malaria, Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever; Colds and laGrippe. 1t kills the parasite that causes the fever. It is a splendid laxative and general Tonic Adv.
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said title to said land should not be confirmed in said Caroline Jones, petition CT.
 Witness my hand as clerk of the lief ferson chancery court and the seal there on the srd day of November. 1919. i $. F. VAULX.
 Chancery Clerk. 1-4-11-1S-25--12-2
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Big Plain and Self Rising Flour, if not the best in your opinion your money refunded. Riley Feed Mfg. Co. 9-23-tf.
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Crittenden galloped through the following week on high horse, US hoofs more than once threatening to strike me down. Fortunately however, I was spared, though my escape was due more to good luck than anything else. Nothing seemed to please him. He found fault With everything in the house. lie com- plained of the meals, ranted because his laundrq had done his linen poorly though my careful inspection dis proved his contention, quarreled with the telephone operators until warned him against it lest we lose the service. He was altogether dis agreeable.
 went on as best as could, avoid ing him as much as possible and try ing not to antagonize him. He mo- ticed that l evaded him.
 "What the devil are you poutlng about?" he growled at me.
 I laughed. "Crittenden, I'm not pouting at all. I don't, you know 1t is all within yourself, dear" tried merely to call his attention tc condition, the truth of which was so obvious to me and also to Filler vho had borne part of his dis pleasure:
 If you were not so cross, Critten den," I went on, "you would not think I was"
 "Well, you needn't assume the all of a martyr" he then said:
 eve done nothing to you" "Indeed Crittenden," l felt boune to reply, "I shall not assume suc} an air. I refuse absolutely to pla! :. the part of martyr l should like tt 1 tell you" continued With as muc
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SPOT COTTON.

New York; Nov. 3.-Spot cotton steady middlng 30.O5.
 New Orleans, Nov. Spot co'ton steady, % points higher Sales on tue spot 2,623; to arrive 4234 Low ,. midalins l,5 :,4 25 middling 39,5o; good mlddlihs sl'-' , Receipts 5,G37; stock 403,2O7.
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Big 4 Plain and Self Rising Flour, if not the best in your opinion your money refunded. Riley Feed Mfg: Co 9-23-tf
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county, Arkansas. -lsiah Ayeritt plain tiff, vs. Anna Averitt, defendant.
 The defendant Anna Ayeritt is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiH, lsah Averitt. said court this 25th day of October A. b.,
 $. r. VAULX, Clerk. aD-1O-2S-11-4-11-1 1925
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Safes soiu and safes bought. Adams Printing company. u
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Rheumatism, or any blood, liver or kidney disease or mol.ey refunded. G. s. Is a great tonic and sy stem builder Sold by all druggists or sept prepaid S1.0O per bottle; six bottles fol $5 O0 Dealers. order c. s. from your job 6ers. Write nc for testimonials Hnoueh said
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-04

A .oo; polish per ton at mill e5.oo Receip'' lG 2l5 DOckets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-04

STRIPPED FORD CAR. SHOCK AB- sorbers, top; five wire wheels; ill good condition. S275.OO if taken at once. See F. l.. Anderson at Graphic, or sos E. Second. :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-04

FIVE PASSENGER 1918 MODEL FORD, in good condition, good tires Call No. 4, or
 address Box 857. <, ll-2-6t
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN-$5OO.00 TO S5Mn.oo on improved farms; no expense whatever to secure a loan. Apply to C. 5. McNeW, Real Estate Agency. 108 Pine St'' iine ne Ruff. Ark. .~IN, ~ R LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED h Il or bottom farms at and per cent. with prompt service and liberal an, valna- Mti ttons. See ". $. Pierce. room 3o'' Ci''' zens bank building, Pine Bluff.
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LEGAL NOTICES WARNING ORDER.

Case No. 72s3
 Tn inc Chancery court of Jefferson comnty. Arkansas.-Grovcr C. Armstrong; plaintiff vs. Remelia Armstrong; oeienu' ant. un .r,s+ropo is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint oe Giyen finder my hand and the seal or said court, this the 11th day of Octoper' Aoi'' s.F. vAULX, Clerk. (SeaD-1O- 14-21- -29-11-4-11 plaintlff Gre&yer & z; Armstrong ~~~~~~-
 WARNING ORDER.
 Case No. 7265
 In the Chancery court 9l Jeiiel nioim. sE county, Arkansas.-Th Gordon' p'ain tiff vs Albert Gordon ,her, @s1r 1ordon is warned to annear in this court within thirty daxs .s and answer the complaint or piain'iii Thelma Gordon. +ho seal of said court this 4th day of October A. D'' i't'' S. r; yAuLx, Clerk. fSear-1o-7-i4-21-2S -2S-1l.4
 WARNING ORDER.
 Case No. 72es
 In the chancery court uoas or Jsaintiff Jn,aintiff county; co tla,el AFsn,ssasdMf M"ss. defendant. i '
 The defendant Mabel Moss. is .;,tr Marned d,ve Se .nnear in this court within thirty a.ys l.ss apI answer the complaint of plainuir A. ,i,.om J, Under my hand and the seal af said court this 6th day of October A. D.' iof' $. F. vAuLX. Clerk. O. E. REEVES, D. (. .ssan-.o.i1,l4,s1 2s--1l. --1r1 -~~~~~~>~~- WARNING ORDER. Case No. 7s10. In the Chancery court of Jetierson
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ADMINISTRATORS

HARD ROAD HAUL FOR 1-2 TON truck. Tom Blodyett, Pine Bluff, ArS. q.
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ONE sUICK-C-25, NEW TIRE, COM pletcly overhaulcd. Must sell at once
 Phone 15S4. ......,,. lU-2o-o ot
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

POLAND MALE PIGS, EIGHT WEEK old: Address O. R. Bowyer, R. F. D. Mo-
 l. Box 1o5, Pine Bluff, Ark. Near Hearn- dale. 1O26-6t
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QA}S|0EQADVERI|5EINENTS
MALE HELP

CARRIER BOYS WORK DOESN'T IN
 TERFEKE WITH SCHOOL. APPLY GRAPHIC. Ao'A
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ONE 1918 DODGE TOURING; ONE 1917 Dodge touring; one 1918 Ford touring; oue,
 passenger sport model Cadillac; one passenger Crow Ekhart; one passenger
 Stoddard Dayton Touring car: on Smith rorm- -A-Iruck; all of the above lars are m Al shape and we will sell thesa cars at one third cash down and the balance on ten monthly payments MrGeh m Mc,or
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

FOR SALE@HOUSES FOUR ROOM HOUSE IN MARSH-FOX nls~e with two full lots for only S12oU with S9OOO cash and the balance Sl5.oO ner month Go out and look these houses over and then call us. MCGchee Realty company 24On West 2nd Ave.
 GOOD 12 ROOM HOUSE, CORNER lot, 6Ox154 on street car line; upstairs rents for S35.0O. and always rented. VIII sell at a bargain if taken by August lst. Terms Address "D", care of Graphlc.
 TAKEN UP
 TAKEN UP-ONE COW AT MY PLACE at Twelfth and Tennessee, marked Dotn ears cropped, collar dark, mingle lined back: taken up Oct. 30, 1919. Owner can have same by calling at my place and having for damage to crops, thlS al and feed. S. A. Crawford, West Twelfth and Catalpa.
 LOST
 p1IRSE CONTAINING PICTURES, KEYS and small change on Cherry or 5th Ave. Return to Hauber Theatre atre----~~~~. ONE BUNCH OF :. KEYS. FlNDEn please return to MannTankersley Drug company Eighth and Main and receiNe H ce , reward. o>--o " WANTS-MISCELLANEOUS
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FEMALE HELP.

inc machine (power). Apply Pine Bluff Bedding Co.,, 4th and Mulberry. Phone 1s1a 1O-2S-0t
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MILE DRIVER TO HAUL LOGS WITH sx up team. Using jerk line, $5 a day and board If not competent no need 70 annly Norton Wheeler Slave Co.,. 415 Citizens Bank building. ll-l-tl
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WANT A STEADY, RELIABLE COLOR cd girl for house work i'll small family.
 Must be of neat appearance and with good references. Call in person at B d6le n9 Chestnut St. N-.o-ol
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SEVERAL BOYS AT BRANCH NORMAL college want to work for their room and
 board. Phone 211S lo-ol-1@t
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WANTED FIREMAN FOR SAW MILL. Amply Norton Wheeler Slave Co.,, Room 415 Citizens Bank building. 11-1-tf
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FIFTEEN OR SEVENTEEN ROOM house. Call 15S4. 10-22-tf
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IA STEADY RELIABLE COLORED GIRL as general assistant, 10 hard labor; house equipped with all electric appliances; must
 Pine, Phone 55. 1l-2-6t
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moIo m EXCHANGE AND GARAGE maa. mant second hand cars to sell. We have f;,y G you want second hand car We d. ,.,st nas class repair work on all makes ot ,.a .als Satisfaction guaranteed. also striped msne .es built by first class body man. We st ot your old car. Pr,ces @ richt % i7 Olive '"eet' phone 1856. G. c. Payne. Mgr.
 7-YD-tr
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-15
State Is Buying
More Than Quota Set

Donora, Washington county. was
the first town to report getting its
quota. More than one hundred
Health Bonds have been sold in
Donora.
Franklin county. under the chair
manship of Assemblyman i. 4.
Ma@ill, is the first county to go
over Chambersburg was the first
IN the county to reach the goal.
More than $500 worth of Seals we're
sold in the rural schools of Frank
I'm. York county now has it's sale
lully under way. Delaware county
VIII stage its big sale this week. \
special campaign is on at Chester
for the disposal of Health Bonds.
Warren county is out to raise $4,000
TO he used in the fight against tuSar-
culosis.
The towns which secured ad-
ditional Seals the past week from
state Headquarters and the amounts
follow:
Blairsville, $1,000; State College.
10000; Bloomsbury. $4,000: Sayre,
SO, 900: Carlisle. $4,000: Oil City. SO
600; Meyersdale, 10000; Harrisburg.
~. 200; Montrose. $4,000: Reading,
100000: Johnstown. 30, 900, West
moreland county, $50. 900; Titusville,
10000; Bellefonte. 1000: California.
%, 600, Leechburg. 10000: Loysville.
2,OOO: SuSquehanna. 10000.
In Lancaster City 81 900 worth of
Seals were sold at booths in the first
ten days. Half of rural Lancaster
mas bought more Seals than set in
the quotas. Mount Joy, listed for
1000 has sold 5000. Johnstown
public school students bought 600
per cent. over the quota set.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-15
Post Il Will Organize
at Legion Meeting

The meeting of American Legion
Iost, No. %, will be held tomorrow
evening at o'clock, in the court
mouse. when the orga anization of the
post and various plans for the COM
ing year will be completed.
AT the meeting held last week
nominations were submitted for the
offices of the organization, and these
names will be voted on tomorrow
evening. With the withdrawal of
captain Slime. on account of the
clause of the constitution which for
bids holders of political office from
becoming Legion officers, the com
membership lies between Captain
Frank A. Awl and Lieutenant Colo
mel Edward S. Schell.
The recent smoker added ma
terially to the membership of the
Legion, which had passed the five
hundred mark before the smoke er
was undertaken. The Spanish
American War Veterans have offer
ed the Legion the use of their club
room and a decision on this offer
will be made tomorrow evening
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-15
SALE OF SEALS is
RECORD BREAKING
City Holds Up It's End by Purchasing Christmas StIckcrs
For Benefit of rubercuar Children

100 per cent. more S;tles so far this
year than in 1917, with three more
days remaining before the cam
paign closes.
In number Of county districts
similar increases are reported, a2-
cording TO u. -. Humnelbaugh,
chairman OF the Seal CommittvS
with MANY ordering more Seals.
This is the first Seal campaign IN
which the city junior high schools
participated. and the committee Is
watching the records being mace by
the Edison and Comp Curtin pupils.
At the former school about $4,000
Seals have been ordered and m ost
of them are sold, while ut the Camp
Curtin school 10000 seals have been
ordered and practically all of them
are sold. it is said.
Girl Scouts at the Seal booths in
the post office, Penn-Harris Hotel
and Pennsylvania Station. report
many sales. Those in charge of the
post office booths ordered more Seals
on Saturday from Mr.. Hammel-
baugh.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-15
Fire Aboard De Kalb
Is Extinguished Before
Much Damage Is Caused
By associated Press

New York, Dec. 10 Fire which
broke out last night in one of the
cabins of the steamship De Kalb. a
former German liner, now undergoing
alterations here to be entered in the
South American service, were exiting
uished to-day before any material
damage had been done. officials of
the United States Shipping Board
here said to-day The fire did not
penetrate below the main deck. they
added, and there is no damage to the
ships engines. AS a matter of pre-
caution the ship was beached but It
can be floated at high tide.
From preliminary examination
made early to-day an officer of the
Shipping Board in charge of the con-
struction work said that the fire
would not delay the entry of the yes
sci into the South American service
The damaged sections, he explained.
would be torn out anyhow, 10 MAX,
way for changes in cabin construc-
tion necessary TO her new service.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-15
Boys Tenth Birthday
Pleasantly Celebrated

The tenth birthday of Charles
Rooms. son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
koons, of 1906 Boas street, was hap
PLY celebrated at their home. After
games and music refreshments were
served.
The table centerpiece was a huge
birthday cake adorned with ten
lighted candles and decorations of
green and red.
On the invitation list were the
Misses Margaret Woliung, Mildred
Yeagley, Rebecca Donmoyer, Flor
ence Hutchins, Martha Hutchins,
Fred Raub, Hubert Riley, Harold
Grubb, Charles Rooms, George Ben
edict. Claire Davis. Grant Davis,
Mansfield Carroll, William Carroll,
Billy" VanDyke. Hiram Rooms,
Harold Yeagley, Peter Ehler, Elmer
Long, Everett Long. Donald Rooms,
Mrs. Mickey, Mrs. Heinbaugh. Mrs.
Hutchinson and Miss Esther Yeag-
ley assisted in entertaining the
guests.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-15
Bury Carlisle Veteran
in National Cemetery

Carlisle. Pa. Dec. 15.-Civil War
veterans. soldiers of the present day,
lodge members and citizens, turned
out to pay a final tribute to Captain
William f. Miller the hero OF Gettys-
burg, who died here on Wednesday.
Services were held in st. Johns Epis-
ccpal Church here yesterday and the
remains were taken to the National
Cemetery at Gettysburg for inter-
ment, following the wishes of the vet
eran fighter, whose charge at the
head of a detachment of the Third
Pennsylvania Cavalry is given credit
for turning the decision at the battle
there.
The honorary pallbearers were for
mer Judge w. r. Sadler. John Hays,
j. Webster Henderson and John Lind
ner, representing Carlisle; DIR. w. f.
Horn and f. M. Goodyear, the Ma
sens and NJ. A. Embick and w. p.
Beatty. Post 201 G. A. r., of which
Captain Miller was the first command
ant. Soldiers from the Government
Hospital formed a guard of honor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-15
SHOOTS OWN FATHER
TO SAVE STI

Rather than see his swrethearts
mother murdered. Jason Honeycutt
shoots his own father in Heart a. the
Hills" adapted from the story by
John I'oX. Jr.. starring Mary Pickford
and which will be shown ut the Vic
toria Theater, commencing to-day
and running all week.
Tho marriage OF the Widow llawn
to steve Honeycutt was bitterly op-
posed by the children. who knew that
the elder lIoncycutt's love pleas We're
nothing more than trickery to enable
him to marry the widow in order 10
set control of her valuable Kentucky
mountain lands.
This production is Miss Pickford' $
latest from her own studios of which
her mother is the business manager.
She has accomplished the unique feat
of mixing heart throbs with chuckles
in most delightful manner in this
attra ction and the management OF the
Victoria Thcater predicts that Heart
o. the Hills" will he. one Of the mos |
pleasing of Mary Pickford's long iiss
, O international successes.