davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
cut out. His thigh and one leg were
h-al.a. ha mn q hadlx, cut

cut OUT HIS tnlgh ana one IcB were
broken and he was badly cut.
After treatment in German hospitals
he was transferred to German prison
camp and eventually was sent to Switz.
erland. In 1917 he reached England.
For the remainder Of the war he was
occupied in technical work for the Air
Ministry.
Lieut. Brown. despite his comparative
| youth. has a reputation as an engineer
| in England. He Is a member Of several
! engineering organizations and Is a keen
| follower Of the latest improvements In
both Gasolcne motors, and airplanes.
| In addition 10 his accomplishments In
this line ne is said to be thoroughly
| familiar with radio operation and a good
navigator. II was because Of his know
! ledge of navigation that he appreciated
! the merit Of the Byrd bubble sextant, in
vented by Lieut.. Commander R E. Byrd
| L. s. ". and used in the -trans-at-
lantic flight. Lieut.. Brown got one OF
these instruments from the American
navy r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
Dance Tuesday.

The members of the Port Huron Club
WIN entertain their friends with an in
formal dance on Tuesday evening. This
will be held In the Mozart Chemical
Hall on Mozart Hill. A local orchestra
will dispense music during the evening
and refreshments will be served. Mrs
Loretta Armbrustcr is the chairman in
charge and her committee includes Mrs
Henry Hungarian, Mrs. Baker and Mrs.
McCullagh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
WIN Compliment Visitor.

Misses Elizabeth and Lccanna Huh
bard Will be the charming host"sscs at
a merry party this evening in honor of
Miss Nina Lunn. Of Washington. y. G..
who arrived this morning and is tho
guest of Miss Louise Harper. at Echo
Point. This will be followed by several
similar delightful compliments TO the
visitor during her visit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
Wedding Announcement.

Copies Of the following invitation
have been received by a number of loca,
people:
Mr.. and Ms Lawrence Nolan announce
the coming marriage of their daughter
Agnes
to
III. Thomas Dcegan, Jr.
St Johns Church. Bcnwood
Tuesday morning. June seventeenth,
nineteen hundred and nineteen at
six o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
va z. %. Nesting.

Members Of the Island woman's
Christian Temperance Union will meet
this evening at the home OF Mrs. r. j.
Baggs at 319 Erie street. All members
are urged to attend. as this will be the
closing meeting Of the year. and there
will be a number Of important business
matters to be disposed Of. Following
the business session q brief social time
will be enjoyed. Mr.. J. B. Thomas and
Mrs. Rena Sligcr will be assistant
hostesses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
WIN Honor visitors.

Another affair will be added to the
series of attractive parties being given
for two visitors, Mrs. c. W. Hack. OF
New York City. and Mrs. W. A. Quinn
by Of Lenox. and the latter the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. McCluskcy.r This
evening at 8 o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Cluskey will be host and hostess to a
dinner Of lovely appointments al Mad
anne Andres. at Brooksidc. This AFFAIR
will be informal and garden flowers. in
a wide variety. will adorn tn" table. a
tempting menu will be served TO the FOL
lowing gucSts:r
Messrs. and Mesdames-
George K. F'lavcll George Mathison
w. c. Etzler John il. Clarke
w. A, Ward Will Quimby
D. r. Scattcrday W. O. McCluskey
Charles DouGhcrty Mrs. Blanche Stccn'
Of Brookside. rod.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16

Stone Housc, Roney's Point. Tea Room
and Antique Shop. Chicken and Waf-
fel or Ham-Egg and corn Cake dinners
TO order. Telephone 1888 Elm Grove.
FRANK EHRHART, Prop.
my-26-1mo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
Enter.atnrueut at valley Grove.

On Thursday evening. Mrs. Lowe, n
reader OF st. Clairsvillc will give an
entertainment. Mrs. Jcrusia Dow's AL
bam." in the Valley Grove school house.
This will be given under the auspices
Of the Woman's Club OF Valley Grove.
Following the entertainment. ice cream.
cake, and other dainties will be sold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
ROYAL Nedghbor1,

Mrs. Arthur A. Gamble will entertain
the degree team of the Independent
Camp No. 1880, Royal Neighbors Of
America, on Thursday evening. at her
home, sos North Main street. This
team will meet once a month for in
structions and to enjoy a social even
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16

Both the Vickcrs-Eimy and the Hand
lcy-raEc machines wcr" constructed IN
England during the war with single
object IN view. 10 rain bomhS upon hST-
lin with tho frequency and tcrrlilc DC,
StruCtion that the GermarS had hopcd
10 reach in their Zeppelin raids on the
British capital.
Their outstanding characteristics rs
bombing planes. great cruising rang IE'
heavy weight carrying capacity. r"lla-
bility and swift speed, made them aIrloSt
ideal machines for the TRANSATLANTIC
flight toward which the eyes or British
flying men turned when the necessity
for bombing Berlin was passed.
The NickcrS-Nimy, although over
Swallowed by the hug" llandl"y-lagc. IN
turn dwarfs the little Sopwiih in which
Harry Hawkcr set out To- bIazc IN"
wing spread is g. feet while that OF tn"
Sopwith was i6 feet i inches. Tho plan"
like the Australians. is land machine
Capt. Alcock aid Lieut.. Brown are tax
ing the same ChanC" as did ita"k"r, Win
tho exception that in their case they
have two engines to rely upon ana Will
not drop their danding carriage and
wheels as h. did. ON tho other hand
they will carry no CollapSbic boat. .
Cant. AIcoCk and Lieut.. Brown sit SIDE
by side in the rounded nos" OF tho
machine, with an instrument board con,
tanning all the oil. gasoline. air ana
engine speed and al,itnd" gauges IN
|
front Of the wings. On either side 81
them momic cd between tn" wings arc
the two Rolls Royce engines. with thcir
spinning. invisible. f1ur-hIaded propcll'
crS in front Of them acting as tractors
Both upper and lower FLAMES arc al
the Same length. unlike tho American
Scaplancs. whose great upper wing Is
about thirty feet longer than tn" lower
Both wings are fitted with ail"rons
making it pOssihl" tn hank the plane
sharply and rapidly. Tho gap between
them is ten feet. From the nose IN
which pilot and navigator st TO the rud,
der behind the length of tho plano is -
feet inches. Its height is - feet .
inches. The wing area is 1880 square
foot.
Equipped as bomber. with crew
Of three men a bomb load Of lac
pounds 40 gallons Of gasoline and 9TH
CT military material such as machine
gun ammunition etc. the machine
weighed 1880 pounds and could fly nj
100 miles an hour. The weight of the
armament and bombs IS now used for
the great EaSolln" supply necessary
Both the gunncrS cockpit behind the
winks and the bomb rack have been re-
placed by great tanks.
Great strain is taken on the pilot IN
tho long journey by tho fact that the
machine is exceedingly stable. Its in
hcritant stability is such. II is said
that being fitted with a compromising
mechanism, il can he flown upward
downward or on the level without hand
on tho stick" In other words the plane
will fly itself although the pilot can
-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16

, Endorsements. Treasury certificates.
owing largely to the redemption by the
treasury Of temporary certificates held
the week before by five banks. fell of:
S23. 100. 900. Total earning assets show
an increase for tho week Of ShOlOO.hUO
Government deposits show 4 gain OF
S2l9. 200. 600. members reserve deposits
declined 81. Loo 400. while tho float was
SIS. 20h00O larger than in tho week just
before. Net deposits show a gain OF
$50. 100. 900. Federal reserve notes IN
circulation declined Sl3.SO0.00O. the re-
ported total federal reserve mole citcu-
lation Of 493O0.000 being below any
Of the weekly totals reported during tho
last three months. The banks reserve
percentage. as tho combined result or
the mentioned increase in deposit labil-
tiles and tho decrease cf SS.3On.OOO IN
cash reserves. show decline from 53.7
to 80 per cent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04

William Hale Ttanssas mayor of Chicago, Is re~cferted after four sforusy war years in that oface~ As an opponent os shp- aasrts os American food suppssss and troops 70 EgroDe aftsr tse United States entered the war Thompson attracted stterrfon from the nation and won for hfna.- self locally the solid supporr cs the pro-gerran efar.srt9
 Throughout his campaign tn1 public was eonsf zntIy remindaf i of his remark sbat Chicago vas the sixth German city in the world" His attacks on the news papers of Chicago. siugIy and col lsesiyely, were 8 feature of hIs campaign. His campaign man agcr and best known personal friend. Fred Lundin. mounts to 4 position of increasing sfraportaaes in national Republican orzan- fzatlon circles through the victory of April 1. At a banquet of lead ing business men Of the city. of.e Of the foremost phiianthEopists os Chicago prophesied that if .'taIz man Thompson" was elected sF.& Elty would be healed for aaa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04
DEFER ACTION oY
 ANTTJAP BILLS
5-T COMIC

5acrameHsa Cal -grtL ss.-E.1r- rter consideration 8f h1rf-gssEy,sl1snss4 .b4sig 1ef9rH r1e srsra serzrs4 vas fes- fefreft -Gdag IHE1 Ie -zszsf.ssfsfs-rs eoul6 G5ra5n ? zfsfFzslgssfIr IS .g psfaF5r- @f- rae Dr8Ussest sa4Tii6rzsrgr would efl5 f'ai'Tass el1e 4srres-ealr .Eesfs.,arsflr1 m Trs deliberations F za ufssea e9u- ference"
 The seuaee zsfaBfe.r B ~=aaGi1rsesu 10 tffsfer zat5gH gr1rtT -sTa s-11s4.-e.zr dtstn- safes aC 5He geHea eaufaraFlea .e11fIfs iles eaus5Iltza- E zsf11eg~zra < a 8e sent 70 Pssafez1F VzzFss1n zslffgl5z s7r aa ezDressfaH zs vsasv1 If -ae 4.rrfr- .eaH delegation
 Tie seHars s.1raf1z -zls4zs1sIs esrlru- faffrae .agsv rarar-assi -asa lad voted. 5a , H zzar sf -zeaFazaes1fi- iHg rhaF gaes ~ssufsreIrr1 H.ssf5Hz aae. AsHeriean teEega9GoH sr -Ha 5eaee- conference Ea sDuese ras ga8ane.sss proposal for frea immigration De adopted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04
GORE FAVCES
 AMENDED LEAGUE

sEIaHi Okla april ;-lu aia first sDeasa n GEaaaoHaa since -i1e aa- sgurHa1euf 1f caHgress. United st41fss 3esTafgg Thomas P Core here t8rav 1eetaEsd flat he gas II 2Hgar 8f | aeag1e 8f HafseTfs wlFf1 such 4mend- nenrs as VIII Drntaet 5ae Integrity af AaIertcaa Institutions
 T relieve eaere should Be a Druvi- sion si1af Waugd gI9e any nation q right ta b8naraBkv withdraw fran 5r z me I.s2gEIe ia aor sarisfder6rv7 T Ae sa5d We cannot tell m adEanea wfTesiTeg we wtfY like t or nG1 and DO man is auUitIed E8 Y0ur respect gffo promises n advance that this leaaHe vilg DFgeeaf future wars Ne nope t wifi! n15nfnffza he danger ae var Thar fs q great aavanta ge~ he adrfed
 Senator Gore 5afd alla1 he agreast win former President William F Taft. n that the Monroe doctrine is ! BuraIg American policy. Efe cau- eIHdea 3y suggssGing an aneadu1ene E9 tfle league covenant rha5 -1e Gnigaa States would nat be obliged ts take part in any war that did not cGnFerH oHr InEeresrs. our rights ar QUIT honor unlasa rhe gessnie If. Ehe United 5tates sanction a4ch aerian 8v their vote"
 Senator Core spoke da-e as Eas g1est of tae Miami chamber of co4m- 4lerrE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04
NEW LAND VALUES.

The new law passed by the late general assembly fixing the assess naens value of state lands at fifty per- cent wslg mean much to the state and the cities and communities Of the state If the Wfole-hearted coopera- ton of the citizens is secured in ad l. lusting valuation. Monroe Smith, a member of the state tax commission will be in Pine Bluff April II and F to assist and advise local tax off, cials in regard to the workings of the new law.
 Property values in Pine Bluff have been steadily increasing for the past few years and yet the assess ments values of many tracts ard lots in the city are kept on the books at the court house with the same vaIua- ton or an increase that tx not in pro- portion with the increased of market values. Increased values in property, especially city property, are due to many things especially to inn provement. Although an owner of city property does nothing to i'm prove his immediate lot, improvements on adjacent properties increase the value of his holding and he is not only justified in holding his property R.f
 for higher price but is due, in a sense of justice to the community, to aqJust his assessment valuation in proportion.
 me figures of valuation of Pine blu1f property are not maintained in LIE offices at the court house alone
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04
LONG WEAR
 AhD ECONOMY

asE rzsr 5TEfsases a s9aEasrr. make g5 sIIoes.- azl0 IL 5I-.1,-g etays5 Elzf saies were xGrn z.1r0agfT lIzf EilAzz rz-aaied wIEl1 s5eaiiE Saaea-sVfzst.fi Lasfai ne sZ nnrEizS 4 t1G g.zrvTs.s. r.4aI zarz otE GE.e ctlzE. -.. --.s--ls IT ewa. TrTres 4 L11czsrar 7f Z.arscasser < G0uzr1a-lr sIg-zs zg-'sssIt.g--zs GsrzerEz1lla. Tern
 Nfr- E-aaeasassG-s e--z'-. e-Z--szz'--E----z. EIaatfn @0Ees 7 aea gs,---zz..zzzz71-,--s. gs,--zz.zzzz71-,-s 1z- -5 Eeanae GIL EG-tIg Es 5IL.l.I-- Eez.. es-.- md aecuz1r 10 Eszl-I.c- e-1ensz 1g1v zI5.--.ss----s.t1Is.css sII-1e- IG~~ 1zr T-- 1Sle- - E--:zrlT --- -i l-5. 51.-- 551 = % - .---sss..lsf-ssr -f a!!-a 9---z-
 SeEiIz Se1Hcs cr .---,---g,--,l -- as-1- 5..----- . 51 -sr1ges--ezz3is- 7-zes - -----------ss -------ss EaA as B7ua -earHle f1s5sf F--..- - HzGrgs sarr- Es ElsV aEE = - 1w The f5f8afseezr E-z | zrEf17szr --csr t.xEglrz- Gfzn5- sF1s7 zas0 zake 5fzzgfss7sss-7-- -zzes..ss --r--zrzzE.<f sJ 1ExIazE III 1rt-Er 1aa.s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04
-~4g~ ~@~sF-~ ssI1lA- FT-F-- ENGLISH AE A0T
 MUCH HlLkEs
La1T Laudnu Cz7l1z51s Have r L111-ws Way EG11e
 af SG1rTe1

..ssst8a- 44r5I -sgr~ss17euttasg- se aE Ene 4aass@iszs4zf P=-ess -I7T11ers @ seges8 U -gzA q5E4sf 7fass# -azr 1zsgaEsssszEass ara g-zaF #axa~z Ee 1gsse zzzs 1E1e .a=e-1r ssrEaa zEz~zes sslav- =sf sezew 3sn ! walk n -4seafgr I lrsr1 1aEs ETxiE4 95reza E8rstungrss sl walk sssew sfleIgfst a-esr 1z1asv -ag xzz 7rlrge zssiiresTser @4~z zsHaze4- 1sue 1Ex f8s7s1szvF vsa0 ssseys ssEe -rzFsf5ts strz5 sslr sr 3ae 1g5r sF Lggs1gas@ EsfB iersssrsst sssE +ss-a 5glxFassz sGer tad EseaE aFaa 8Esv seslTng 1HerTf aew zsy ges a0 sanHe If sne 8es- sasur saeaaS=ieS 5l1 l..9zsfnu -51e sSrse .laa If rass s~-lEss-
 s a7g@ Sesfsf af e8g7nIrrress TvTt47 ssnse indignation. saaf man eza rlfsa 5H 1Is far TezTs 5eSvsea ais aon.e ard his office aad s1.II not znoe s2se saT when ae las rs foot 
 While El1e segike iasFesi gEeae asrIe- gsgs 48vTness sG 1iIe. 5us zraBg !er- zTzS 6ae ac Eaa1mer9TmieE1 sssr5 FqlaEs.4f s0 as nearly aETge !oHg 5fsr- w0ai- sss erst children sEr1ggsesf eieanerzse- sY s8 g7stes Same 5g 1sze women ear- rfssl 5astess Many Gf eae men vere eTfsBse8 sgsfsier9 n hospital 1igse. Some of sssss es7ilfrssI ws~s pate Hrfse girls. falnr fegm wearTueas
 -ss ss1e sasse strike was eo-snaIdenT with | ssg7xe 5f was1ers a1d Kitchen sEaffs- ssssusands 0s hofef eesIsfenrs Esssfi so esse sigefg. waking Haugrv.
 ere~seas zuear nome for aeyna5ftI- ZsBfefl- emerging from railway gf4~ 5ions with their aeavv gifs. 4iscgv- ersd siFs~ w0gsr HTaee s6 walk tg E1e sffser Ade 8f London
 Mean ts aassusv
 London Es certainly mean ea n5e.st sssd ag4 Asue-Icau sgIsffev gaea~fIiEy Last s5sae : sIs1s@eS ae~e 8Y leaue taers vvas 1us strike Ta4e be@sre Caas gs1e sasss dad nut
 British TomnfSea turing rf1e. si1be. strike ssoryea Royal Air Earee Eor- IT, 18w8wf1g their sgs Inea F while. EsreT 5aggassed with She 4rfver es take esfet11 ss eaeir dfssfiglasinr-
 Many Nesf Erf E5usT1eas houses put. gaesr motor delivery vars ag the GIs- Dosaf Of aenle~g0Ing ggonen and ageff a1er employees I1 tae huge and esTd- NS aNsEFtFeSffs hBA sSfstr1Sstf srs4 Hf3tf2tt~ fv.fvss Bsund Of an evening Ir was cur ao8s so Americans to aose the large number of old pesple-- mostly men, z1'sg-s1sa9red clerks If the shops and 'GTt4 brokerage offices
 Besides delivery vans and Iorries, many rode m Red Cross ambularcea. pEfos1sa17dIs were awhesi. rrlssess biev- eies nave been brought to light from many 3 basement.
 Tsfef conductors, showed skin aud patience ln the emergency Tae con- daeg8weftes kept gasehfsl eye on si4e struggling crowds for the hospi- gal blue tF'ail-Gp except for that lame TeFagays' Ysu w0sIld hear her cry. and tire crowd would fail back to let sfae lInapirg and el7lbavrsssed sold- ier through to s4e eouetesi place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04
AREANSAS SUGAR
 IN SAMMIE'S CANDY

Bafesviile, April 2serg W r. Webhsr in writing to li8 father aro7a Dyon France, enclosed a wrapper from 9 cake of Hersaegss chocolate. whiea hGs printed on If Ghe follow 5S The sugar contained iu Eais chocolate was saved t1r0aah Bafri0t- ic citizens os &rkah3as for the X. E r ard was aIi0stefs to gs so saamufac- ture shese g0ods ny tae United sgarea food administrator Ffersaeg's C.ho- eolate Company, Pa E. & and NIT. NeD8er comments 0n if AZ fal- lows Afa enclosing q wrapper osf bar of Gh0e0isfe issged G. aa sy c. N Dept Notice he ffftfe notice oa the back. which is seff-exuEsu And want In behalf Of sfqe <. r. P. 10 thank che state 9f Arkansag for its effort and patriotism
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04
COsT OF COFFEE
 NOT DUE TO WAR

Chicago April 2- One af ss1e aigh prices rot due ss Gae war is sae pres eyls eoss of coffee, aeearstiug @ a statement today by Carl YH Brand. Of Clevesand- president 0f rHe Ma gi6Hal Coffee Raasaers' -xssseia5ier I hard fr8sg Last year fevas5sreed The Brazilian fIesfs- he said, and when 5iTe new crop asas zrriaasi riIa price of eoaNnlon grade e0ffe wiII se zi5ous 5e ce3es a DoaHd ard eae better grades from 5G ta 5g eerfs and 10 further abnormal prices shouid pre- vaiE Present prospects sor eae aex1 swo gears in Brazil he pr8uauncad g0sd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04

-TaE1zssL ''--sgffz.s- JOHN EGppzLaaesS. -Is5- 1- 1IEE-Earz- Aeasrz5sSa-
 EzIs sszEuH8s -Js1r azzFf 1zrt1 remedy. -g1ila L PsHEi1az1 FsgatzaIg Com. 5GEzz1- zzS aessI rzz-s5r1Tir var1esr qf -4zT-erzs.ss -1 health fs5r Erzorrs man far-- 7zsirs sT7f s1 T5il well 1sE any rurrar1 5wEzG sEzsfsE.E IrgIa7 rizniaearanrz- iry- i5zETsr.Ta-.Gu- aGee-z-sf5r- r-zg-riar1rsas. .sssssEafzEfs- aeassassres ae-v1E1znass or
 sf1s 5lEIes ea glve za1ls successful rss17esfy 2 -r1si
 E5r s1assag suggestions n -arsrf f14 g8Hr zlin1eyzr wETrss -zzfsa PTnEi1ar7 8Fsesscz1e C0-- I.Fnn, 8Ias4 Tie result. aE IEs .aug szueE1es1ea Ia at gag1r ssrrifcss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04
EDITOR OF ELGIN
 DAILY NEWS DIES

EigiH, ILL. April :; Adam f. Low Tie. editor of tba EigiH Daily News for tfllrty-aix years. one of the owners of the paper and its founder in. lssy. died today after several years of de- clining health. aged S2 years.
 He was one of the founders 0f the Inland Daily Press association. and for several years was treasurer of the National Editorial association. Tn 1892, Mir Lowie Was United States counsel al Frisberg. Germany.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04
.. D. (. ELECT MISS
 MAET PoPPENHEIT

Louisville, Ky, April 9.--5fisa Mary P5ppeHshegH1, Of Charleston, 5. [. was re-etesTeft presFtteaG-,yeuers If sFe 8a1ter. Daugi1terv ef the Fi5rFeeser- assy ar lts annual convention ae~e sa- day Asl other officers also perH re- efef.fefs with She exception a1 Mrs. Prank A Wake. sf Norfolk. Va custodian 6f flags and De4snarts. whose pisee was filled bY Mrs. Simon Bolivar, Bucioner, 6f Louisv7Fls. Tie seteeSlan Of 2 eouvensioH city for next year was deferred until later n the week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04
SIGN CONTRACT
 FOR PLANE SALES

Washington. April 5-The @ar de pertinent announced today ssar a c0ntracs had been signed with the Curtiss airplsue and Motor corpora ton Of g8fFai0 y, Y. for ths aaJe Of f,efs Curtiss Ox-5 motors, I.GIs JN-f planes. a7thoUt motors, and l,- 100 standard planes wffhoBt motors The contract calls for She payment of fz,9-g-Gf'1 for this property which the war department anHoaueed- from the standpoint of use by the army. ls obsolete and worn out
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04
SCRANTON BROUGHT
 TO PORT BY TUG

Sew York, .4DFfI 3-The eraas41ts.r Scranton. reported m aisEress xsga r1Iefder cr0uble 99a aflas easH gf Sandy Hook oH March 1-th. while 9H EIe way s6 8rear, was rawes. fIrtg Eflls Bnrr today ag naval rHgs TTree 6r Eae Scranton ' crew Iost saeY~ I5ve4 In tfe esDsfzfFg of small 8aae while frytnE ta car7-y I EiHe 70 ri1e trans port Fl SoE vhfe1 stood hy uunF eu@ veres sguFHE0ness
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04

zT-1s-1G % all sf z7T1 sIZiEssrs 7 srT 3slgfG-yfTrr7s zs -E z ne rrlra
 lszlz zll TIE t15ss,-.Is rssss,ziislTIf.- u1Es EzxIaG E IrH 1ea. ts17
 t slC nave szs1Es. IrZ !1ezi n agTFz '.z t..I- gEv nIls- 5aasf and 1 5ars1 rzISf T71r raf-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04
FAMOUS ARCHITECT DIES

New York, Apr1s 2--6wen Brain aFa architect and civil engineer, w7o designed the New York Public. l-a1rsFys the senate and house office buildings in Washington the exsen- slon of the United State Capitol and the Yale memorial buildings, 1aeef suddenlv here tonight He was 54 Yeavs nin
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04

--AT x-a a EzEseE E zz1zg 1aeaz-1 4z1 zs&Ezaa 3 szs7arzzs1Ee a-zzsazsHzzz zZ 1A E 7vlra ~Vz - l Z -- 7=s1zsaazzz I'll 1as aezzz 7zzTgg-szla nz1vEssaGrz @ -ssz-
 e E zs E E1rrz ss g E-HszTug s1v sz 8 zzts --sz-1,-
 G- sE g a9E--z.zz- zr sEG szszsas
 a z-1zJsHszzazz e -e# EaF E 2 s .-zz-lzr-7 -a zssTza 1aE-v@r1 E7zn szszzszz.z.zH 1aze-z 1f z- E-svz-sz zr-a1 -z-grzs7zsrszz-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04

AgaSn t hsa been aeeeasarv for Uncle Sam fo send sosne sS his 5oys seross Eae border to eaasfsse -ae Mexican bandits 'sin saesr sun fraar yarsar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04

Saving for B rainy day is like in- y8tang calamity Saving for day of snnshine ard prosperity is inviting a vfsst from Old Man Opportunity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04

The statement of s (. 4Iexantsaw local banker and cstssn man. aaas sae farmers Of this county should pIsnt corn and fesrss9Ts n Ter oe aa abundance of late cosson is aoest timely and wsses
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04
BfsLSHEFEks WITHDRAW.

London, Npr7I zA t boFssevfEF wire fe'ss of fctab naessaga admfts the wfrh- dss~sl 0t the boisheVfkb troops in tae rraees syns aHrter yyressefrp af 58fe Ab8Fes f@F aAeRf seven miles ca March 29Fh- The wireless mes=age also says thar aFfTsd attacks ar r-se F'oGa on March sath we're Fepulsesi.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04

Jsbn F. xn-srs Prssidenf of shg Natasnai Laashe~ Nanssaesavgrs ~asocTxsSsn ss sf1e s5Ysg so express os5easy E1is anlsuosfsy for She era1is- aarse~ of sae department q labare oefng gsanarsrSea into sAa ssnrs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04
SUBSCRIPTION RITES

P-emser rse-nenwnar- sae s1+ssge~ sf E~ssHer crs~ertsa ysefagasagle Eg- Srs lEs sae twsss If ga1zF Cafs5u. ais wassa6- -se assaasiss, pEssdfrg 5ov she Fsssrvs sf ass ~aaa ssso1 eslEE ss reEas'- Fise rszalT grszr sre she nors hsHas- 5lez aHa she aasgeus svs tae gs-1rgea1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04
MEMsER ae aszsss-EsgEz1 pgzzz

-s@ 4szsssgssEzszsS 17s=sszs z ssszzsss.sssszsvr vr ssszzztsssa -ss rlsz zss 4sg -zsssEzs srfssr- ssF zaa z@zEz rzz7szxsssssz e-a4sz-sss sss 3w aTE azas~-Haze es-=f1-asS sa ~ zarz- and zasr 1lza s5esz& nzgxs gzzsssss.s 1s-rsss-~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04

The ds5ty increase in Bnflding aafi resModesang evidenced n Pine Bluff ia sure iudIcaslon that business con- dFt5ons are not only good now 5gs promise Be be. e~e4s better iu Ghe very near fassxve
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04

@ae Nsyss-zrese 1sz-sss-7r-s<z 4sssasegss-- ssssSfS News SzzsrzvzS are ezzz-s-r szx- ---sssarsaaT IT 1s1Iz zsne~ n Pine 3Ssz-a4F- A4 1szs2Erzs EsesEsssfzsg sas-~7srs4x s-zw- Ssssx@ rzs5s aFssf z1eszssE r~szr szar71r=.s zsn V L l. 1e---rz
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04

Something seeu1s g0 forecast aa aH~ avosdapte -seraasr for Capt. gassa4ad Chamberlain
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-04

Tae eTye5bie of war left only pure busSTon 10 Menk Easrsasass ef1avarees.