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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19
American Committee for)
Relief IN the Near East
Gsush AnuSn Csmunan Asnuinn So 10

Williams Printing Company.
r. r. Boston. Culpcpor.
NJ. II. Egxborn, Culpcper.
Alien and Thomassom, Chase CITY.
p. II. Mnddux, Chase City.
The r. and f. Laundry.
L. 4 Norris
G. NJ. FefEusDon.
Richmond Guano Company.
Hotel Richmond.
Jones' Bro<hGEu ara Company, Inc
w. n. Mikes shoe obaipany.
Wilkinson. Williams ana Reed.
ChAs. ,. BnlupA
ChAA M. stic6. ma
A. Simon and Son.
Flrst national hank. RicamsonA
First National Banl, OFcwe
Carlo Bochlins Company. ma
Strickland Machine Company
Universal MoeDr Onnapany.
n. ~. Luck.
National state and City Bank.
CArdcsA and Hubbard.
D. T. Campbell.
y. Rcssnflcld.
Goodies Glh0e stSrc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19
JOHN ]. MITCHELL
GOES TO HIS REWARD
Clay Ward Alderman succuInbs After
Fight With Influcnxa-Funcrai
Tpunorrpw.

IQUDOfIOW.
John ]. Mitchell, member of the
board Of aldermen from Clay ward.
died yesterday morning In his home,
1899 Hanover avenue. from influenza
Death cante following an illness OF
several weeks and was due to In
fiuenaa. and not pneumonia. For =
number Of years Mr.. Mitchell had
represented Clay ward in the board
OF aldermen and was one OF the most
prominent politicians In the city and
took an active part In the governing
Of Father Byrd's Dominion"
Recently he was elected to the
ana prior To that had served ON the
joint committee of public buildings.
properties and utilities and other i'm
portani committees.
He took an active part In business
here and at the time of his death
was affiliated with the Globe Cloth
Ing company He was charter
member OF Randolph Street Baptist
church and served on the board OF
dcacons OF the church since its or
GaniZatfon.
The funeral service viii be held to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock In the
church.
President, Adams, of the board OF
aldermen. has directed City Clerk
Mcdowell 10 call a special meeting Of
the board fors3 o'clock tomorrow aft
rrnpon in the council chamber. Com
mon council is asked to Join with the
board. and II Is the purpose of Presi.
dent Adams TO have the governing
bodies of the city attend tho funeral
In body.
Mi. Mitchell la survived by his wife
and one daughter. Airs. il r. Guy.
Ills wife Was A4sss- sharpe of Win
ston-Saicm. n. c.
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R0DY COMES

tConttuued from Page One.)
the offer OF tho first fellow who asks
you 70 marry him"
He told the young lady to bring tho
fellow In. sit him down in a chair. and
talk 70 him. Then the preacher acted
the part on the stage. "De you. as q
young man. think you have lived As
you would expect me to have lived"
he had the girl ask the boy. and when
the latter tried to hem and haw and
explain that IAN old rake always
makes a good husband the girl
hurled back at him. All right. It .
= poor rule that won't owrk both ways.
n were reformed prostitute would
you want to marry me?"
'Grah Her Quick!"
And young man. try her out be-
foro you marry her." he warned the
youth" Go to sec her one night. and
leayo your glove there. Go hack for
e shout nine O'Clock the next morn
in9. IL she comes down with her haid
n cudlers with one shoe unlaced.
and q lot cold cream on her face, beat
Y tor the woods. But II she comes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

y Jooss leoeoe Oer Oumpnay. 800
<, Richnond vinegar Oompazy.
HemheEeuo ard 0enonn.
n II. HAz0eU0 Company. Ina
Robert II. enaftn ana Oounpany.
y. r. yVooaseA. u
& 1. Hnnk1nA
W. 4 CurtA4 .
RngsEs and 1DnAnsn Tfunk 0ssp.
Fce6 bsng sanA and 0ssvea O..
1. nsAGas Pharmacy :. 0uuuany.
Roecsuaur9. RE
Il TAmAnn Anto Onugay.
Dupasx EnveaSpe Obauy.
RichmcnA Wooawss1n O1upuy.
Jacob Wlngo ~ Onnlpamy.
]. H1nonAerg-lGlchael I1zzaeuu @.
,. n Johns0n.
A. q. KEaks O1say.
Southern HaDR OpnnUR
J. =. Ana anA OnmQany.
Qhnte1 NA9lnnal 1anl1, eRsnn
Cigar OumUaaK
w, \ lGusyau.
w. y. 11eAat 49,, ~, ma
Ih0 ~. = Dunn HAs1sssn0 "a.
Joha ~. nayasR.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

George W. Johnston. South Boston.
J. W. Swami, Culpeper.
J. r. BOYD and Company. South
nm.
NJ NJ. Orscdorf. Strasburg.
6honandoah Lnmbee and BOX %.
ID. r. Epson, Blackstone.
f. n. Oonner, Manassas.
Hibhs and Gedains, Manassas.
J. e. Miller ana Hro&hcrs, WIN
chester.
w. q Whitacrc, whitacze.
Rocltdale Tcrrie Company. Tarus
Brook.
). Il Boycr and Coanpany. Wood
sock.
Ryburn Machinery Company, Glade
Spring.
Colo Brothers, Glade Spring.
suffolk Peanut Company. 9ulIoik.
W. J.. Rico and Son, BcIlc Haven.
0foenbush Misunderstanding Conn
pan.. 0rsenbush.
Hanoock Hardware Company.
Pulaaad.
i =. Il. Ernstein. EAst RAdford.
4. II. Gilman. Ashland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

!. Hazreasoo ma ConsuanI.
Y Wast Flow 0unpany.
Ea1ndeFu HRoelha9A
p. Ffcnch, Newport Nova
O. and II. LainAsr Oonipanx.
Cornelis1s sspply Onmpazy.
J. T. GanoWA
nunsAca aad Cumpany, Inc. Nor
lolk.
Burk and 0Eegusy. INA.
q, ma j. 0nxxeG1.
Nssfoak HArdwaso Company.
Cobb DEotheFs.
xAsio nsa WoG4n.
q. TcKWelUgUR.
Noefosk Iron ana wire Woeau.
Oha& n RobeEseoa ana Cuanpany,
Norfolk.
r. Noddn. NoefnLk.
Addlsoa AFotlsr. ma, Norssk.
J. J. .ealpsn. IoaaolA
J. u Hsahsy, noanoke.
z 4 =. 1Gn0ne. asamusAuu. .-.s..
A !, Hegs1nAoelanA oEauutun.
Hegss and Xaane. sta1nesa
Tho Huac1u11aspa C<ocesy Caa;psuay
Sann- lG.an ounDa1y, Eroa,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

cause NJ mads donkey 80 : spaP~
roland lot OF you NUTS ont
you can't 30 to heaven on your
money, you've got to get there on your
knees, he told them. He DelIttf4d the
pious -looking fellow who thinks the
more unkempt his appearance 10, the
moro cody he looks. some people
think the more they look like hedge
hogs the more pious they are" he de-
ciAred. and advised that II ''you 20 to
the barber shop : little oftener you
may get to heaven quicker"
Billy offered NO benediction at the
close Of his sermon, but ended with
his smiling good niGhE- and an In
vitation to his aeryic98 today. An-
nounctng. that the doors Will be open
q t<Ak34N.J - = - : r.-..*x.r :.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19
REYNOLDS HEADS
e9Mn0NWE

r. A. Reynolds WIS e1ected
dent Of the Commonwealth clu6 ~
the annual meeting last night NJ. ~,
remnant was chosen vice pfuna1o
and L d. Aylett and r., b. Palm1&
were reelected secretary and txeo
Surer. q sSs Ss
A very weTl-attended meeting -
followed by a banquet. The 5f613&Lsa
ing are the new members Of tia 465fo5
chosen last night: w. Brydon IeSS>s
>4.-A,l,- -. = =. Il
II. III. Randolph and w. 81 JofxnGI r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19
BISHOP BRUCE AT ~ VI
TEMPLE CHURCH IOpAR

Right Rev. Robert B. Bruco, DCsEc
presiding bishop Of the EiEhth Enjosl
preach At the Hood Temple ~ - -
Zion church ut IL o'clock today. HOO4
Temple choir win sing. At 3:3e ri II.
there will be a triple interdenoenina~
tional service, including MethoGinfG
Presbyterians and EpiscopA11n&2
Third-Street A. NJ. f.. church clxu1R
will furnish the sausie. ~ 4:les
OF the jubilee ana thanksgiving 66o1
vice beginning it's second waak. 16&
public Is invited yA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19
Funds for This Campaign
Generously Contributed
!, D.
BY;


Virginia Trust Company.
First National Bank. GAto CITY. Va
Shenandoah Valley Nsfionn1 Bank.
Counnrrcial state Bank, Frrde-
richsburg.
National Hank. Fre1eslc1ks6mx-
Frank NaFsl,ail, Chatham
American National Bank, Richmond.
r. G. PoFtcrnel1
F1rss National Bank. Rpanolc.
Hank OF ChEisttanaburg.
State Bank. Charlotte County.
Hanover Bank, Ashland
Firse Nasional Bank, Waynes1oro.
Planters National Bank. Richmond.
State Bank, ArvOniA
II. ". Field. LunchburE.
c. T. Christian
Riverside and Dun River Minis,
Danvtfics
o. G. pcxA
G. III. Tonpspn-
IT. FL. PeAce.
Stcarns and Company.
J. r. johnson Company,
W. A. sorg md Ccnpany.
~ Crighfon.
r. H. Maddux. MAruharL
Virginia Paper Oumpsny. NoF1oIk.
Corrugated Paper Company, Nor
folk.
wiIftam Dornc and Company. Nor
folk.
r. NJ. Eastwood and Company,
Norfolk.
J. s. Grady and Brother, Mapps-
Vile, Va
!. I. Pitts. Scu<tsvtISc.
Salem Brick Company, Salcn, vn. |
FSrmvflle Mills
Cornelius Gilbert IypchburE.
Rowc's Department Store. Hamp-
ton.
Brown and HuR, Manassas.
Cocburn Grocery Company. Coo
lurn.
Tyson Janncy, OccpQaan-
Hcdnett- Chism Furniture Cosspany,
Danvfilc.
3OAk0 SSuSCx-sS1MA1~
c. n Dickinsnn. MILFORD.
r. H Hess.
j. ~. BARRIER. Mardnsvinc>
John r.. Kolar. Dcap1tAnta.
Samuel Davis, ClasksvflA
FArmcrs National Bank, Salem.
Peoples Bank, Cleveland
Bclote Lewis and Company, Chin
colleague. !
II. &. Bristow, Churchvflle.
Tho Reed and Raoe Company,
G. NJ. HaFrtA.
Newport Ncws Furniture Onmpany.I
j. r. KAhlcr and Sons, Richmond.
Harlow Handy Company, Fcters-
burg.
III. II. Edmunds, Hoaston-
Kinxan ard Company.
Jones Brotncfs and Company.
Farmers Supply Company, Floyd.
Thomas Andrews and Company.
Norton.
American Lace Leather Company
Warwick Machine Company.
w. G. Ellison, Wayneshoro.
II. W. Boggs and Company. Oman
rock.
III. w. ROmtree and Brother.
Tasrant Drug Company.
Etchison Hat Company.
A. W. Bennet and Company.
f w. @. Became. Kilmarnack. .
& Roberts Tobacco Company. South
HIM.
BenthAl Machine Company. suf-
(Och.
G. I. E0ltz. wytlheville.
Owen ard Minor Drug Company.
Tho Cohen Couapany. Incorporated.
Pctersbur1 Drug Company.
Horbot J. Tuckee, rcessshurg.
@. r. Wimhush. Daavile.
CrOwcn Auto Car Company.
Z FisdnOnt Tobacco Company.
Tobias Ehoe Store.
NJ L, DuunnAvant DsalEes Hranch.
D1artng and Cosnpany. FROST Rnyal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19
Funds for This Campaign
Generously Contributed
=By:-

generously Contributed
By:-
exiclzburx.
N. r. Mnh
J. N. Rx.dsasw. 13MhuEo,
b. II. Jacobs.
PmcellvfIIo National DunnE. HueD- III
Vile D
N.eiuuAl 1laGeze. osmp.nx xsnn.f n
burg. &
A. q. OootGn, I0mc4hWN
IRWIN Courant, LuxingecA d
=. z. Andorson, Lex1ngssa.
Alaz1nlrAa Hay ana 0EuAa 0@l
pauy, Washington, n. q Is
Ihons,sou DFag o., Oha0A
6Annon Gsoc1y On, Osak1aA
=. Il Afnsua, Cfethaa. q
". n. Boyd, In OFu@ "a
National AsstscR In CsuA
r. r. seymour. II Cku@
h 81. PembeEsun. LsuAuA
y. n Beale. E1uAA.
q. h PcsnbuxeuA Eoun
0ax1eex Lmnhee Oomunx1 Cwe&i
ymA 81
Csmerun DU1sA us11w HuaA Il
W. r Freew1n, NevnsDA
b. H Barnes. DMlWyA
e. A Hatch. ConHa0e1a
W. II. Ffeedman ana . Il
Sunny croeA. III
W. z. Telne, EmpugA
T. Il 0rccn, ErsueannA
Peopscs Nse1nsl nnnk. IsaIn W
Bank of KAwrsnnUv11A ~
4. d L1wtt1 Oapc Ohns1sA
y. s. bradshaw. FAxmvmA
VI. Deann. HarFisonbuEH Il
Crystal Gpxing Farm. lGecnouxi
burg. y. - III! ;ss.sI,s;s sjsl
r. =. RphfnreG Hlaak s.
". A. 6cpes, TasewzGt ~ = 4 4
D. O. Mcclure, Jonosyfaa. Il
J. n. Gibson, MiddleshsuseA ~
Garrett 0roven ana 9
Rocky Mount
J. o. Gibson, Pennanxsnm O.
III. r. Wymon, BRISTOL
v. H Kciner, Buena w. I
r. s. Cochran. The r1nanH g'
r. r. johnson. wythevAlnl sse. N 81
b. F. A. Myers. Fairfax. 80
Z n Arrest, MonsxusA
State Bank Of KenbrldA s1
G. W. Kiesser, GFaham. 40
W. T. Pace. Franklin.
Ihompson-HagAn Drux - il,
Chriatianburg.
N. n. Ellis. wAynosAos~ M
=. Preston Jones, wynasRuunL g5ls,s.4ls 81
Southern sAsns oompaay. Cm1
Forge. gsF n gu
Clifton Fosgo Grocery Cusup
Conier's Milling Conpaay. Hasr1
burg.
E l. Hays. Roanoke
W. J. Kayior. HasrtsnnhuR
A L. Godloe. Culpeper.
Richmond Stove Oompanu as
ChaA e Brauer.
Puwers-Tayior Drug Oon
]. s. Bottmore. EA.owol
W. A. Hsrnee.
Dnlard- Crowley HaEdxe
pany, Blackstooe. sssss. s. B 81
G. 8. Hutter. LUnclWx 81
Luxburx ana Company, I9nea @
foxton Inmber Corpdsasisn, -. q
tol. u. Y
J. W. Witt, Reanu1pA
Jones' Son ana CoEaay. Nns1al Z
Clark HrogherA SeaaxG II
Roanote City lCl&
Virginia CAnmeE1 ExchnnGA - -!
nnka. I'M N sTii3i ~ 4. II ' Nh
W. A. welnnshan ana O. n u
DanviIIo.
Richmond Engineer ConpGsys
rani 0als Gresnwsoa O.
Norfolk.
John W. Rosenhexx.
n. n. AndeFsna and OnnQazy mi
Benton-BaiIcy O6mpany.
Montgomery ana Ccmgasy. sSyEs@
GFcenvilo Manufacturing ss
pany. Emp0riA 4 81 1 ssssssss5
n q. Ikenberry snd Co.
lnucr ard Rhnada. ma ssass
Frank n. McCrasey.
hank - OhlncoeeagnA
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-11

vestigation, find the brick on Barra-
que street in perfect condition. BY
taking up the brick where necessary
and placing concrete to level up the
foundation, the City will practically
get new street. In other words this
would be the means in saving good
paved street, by attending to it in
time, and give Pine Bluff one of the
most important connections to Pulas-
XII, Lonoke, Prairie, Arkansas and
placing of these pixies will give to Pine
Bluff from a business standpoint a
great territory. It will mean that
the people on the North side Of the
river, as their children grow up the
opportunity of the wonderful free
schools that we boast of. It will be so
that the people that want to can take
up their residence in Pine Bluff, and
still keep their business in the Coun-
try, and it should be done to help out
the few people that bonded their prop
erty to make this road possible, FOR
which the whole City gets the benefit
Of
AS stated / do not believe that this
plan will get any knockers. don't
believe that any Automobile owner
will complain about tbs call amount
of tab to build good highways, and
| am sure that the business man, will
give this committee their support, to
place this valuable highway second to
none in the State. am going to seek
the daily papers to give this letter
publicity, should there be any pro-
tests, this this will give them ample
time to make their objections known,
l want to say this to you, am APP
preached daily on this question. The
people of the North side of the river
are taxing themselves to give Pine
Bluff their business, l don't believe
that the people in Pine Bluff will
hesitate to show their appreciation by
paying this small amount on Auto
mobiles. Let me ask you gentlemen,
to lay aside all other business and
get busy on this proposition.
Yours very truly,
'Signed) SIMON BLOOM, /.
Mayor of the City of Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-11
BUY AT HOME"

Every once in while some mer-
chant or committee of merchants lets
out a howl about local citizens going
outside of Pine Bluff to purchase their
clothing, household effects, etc. And
then they turn loose lot of "Buy 1t
At Home" circulars that pay about
one one-thousandths of one per cent
on the cost of printing and circulation.
Wherever there is an effect there is
bound to be cause. And little in
vestigation into the cause usually sug-
gests remedy.
Pine Bluff has an enormous circu-
lation of out of town papers. These
papers carry any number of attractive
tempting advertisements of the things
that appeal to both men and women.
They are well written, timely and con-
structed by men who make business
of coaXing patronage to their places
of business. And they get results.
The local merchant has the same
opportunity as the out of town mer-
chants. The local publications offer
him an introduction into every home
in the city, and into the vast terri
tory outside of the city. Through
these mediums he can appeal as
storngly as his competitors in nearby
towns with the additional advantage
of daily new features offered, quick
delivery and inspection of his goods
without the expenseSan and time of an
out-of- town trip.
The local merchant should see thai
his stocks, while not as large probably
as his neighbors, are varied and tina
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-11
,rices compare favorably with h

prices compare favorably with his
competitor. Then he wants to see
that the people of the city and OF the
county know exactly what he has to
offer. He should develop the art OF
placing his goods before the public
and inviting the public to make fire.
quent inspections of his stocks.
The two best mediums for placing
information before the people are at
tractive show windows and news
paper advertising. 1t pays to adver-
tise and pays big.
Times have changed. The house.
wife no longer thinks of purchasing
new china only when she drops
dish and skaters it, And the aver
age business man doesn't wait until
his trousers are frayed at the bottoms
or his coat is run through at the ell.
bows before he thinks Of buying a
new suit. People want the merchants
to suggest to them what to buy. They
want the merchant to think of their
comforts and convenience and sug-
gest them to them.
There is hardly farm house in
the state that doesn't get a monthly
or quarterly catalogue from outside
mail order houses. How many of them
are informed, even annually Of the
farm necessities and home comfort
that can be bought in Pine Bluff? And
yet the daily papers, going into these
homes every twenty-four hours could
carry direct appeal; an argument
that would bring more people to Pine
Bluff and acquaint them with the fact
that Pine Bluff merchants can offer
them the same commodities, just as
cheap and with deliverise much more
prompt, than the out-of-the-state
merchant.
Local merchants who know what
advertising means are reaping daily
benefits from it. They have "got re-
ligion" and they haven't time to weep
about the skinner" who has fallen in
to the habit of buying away from
home.
Advertise and they will Buy At
Home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-11
INTERESTING VIEWS
CURRENT NEWS.
SUGGESTS AUTO TAX.

Committee appointed by the City,
on building and maintaining Free
Bridge Road, w. c. Mcbride, J. A..
Clement, w. C. McGehee, McIntire,
Bloom, Collier. Brummitt, Gadberry.
Gentlemen:
Please permit me to call attention
to you gentlemen, the demand made
for The placing of the road to the
free bridge in permanent and safe
condition. This little part of the road
which is to connect over two hundred
miles of Pike Roads on the North side
of the river, should be given every
possible consideration within the next
two weeks, to give our representatives
time to have such a bill passed as to
give relief.
Permit me please to suggest to you
this plan, that we request our repres-
entatives to have bill passed Taxing
all automobiles in the County three
dollars per car for term of Is years,
for building and maintaining this
road. There are approximately two
thousand cars in the county, which
would give ample means for taking
care of this proposition, and l don't
believe that any person owning an au-
tomobile would kick on paying three
dollars per year, to get over two hun
bred miles of good pike road.
Judge Williams has already signi-
fled his willingness to give from the
road fund one thousand dollars pei
year to pay for the maintenance OF
this road, and l believe that the City
and State Highway Commission will
do their part. To get the City to d.
it's part, this bill should read, begin
ming at Barraque and Chestnut
Streets to the Free Bridge. Upon in
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-11
PULL"

PULL-that's the word that inspires
90 the thrill,
That kindles the fire in the shooter to
Not the killing that's done at the
War-God's command,
It's the blood of the blue-rock that
calls for his hand.
You may talk of the joys on
Fame's fleeting fields,
Or tell of the pleasures that youthful
Il ness yields,
But give me the true hearts, the men
you will meet
At the, trapshooters' grounds, the Old
Timers retreat.
The nerve that it takes in that old
miss and out
The "blood- will-tell' air when you
win the bout,
The strife and the spirit of sport,
That's what makes the trap the good
fellows forte.
And, when life's frolics are over, the
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-11

Big Jim Vaughn slabster-in-
chief for the Chicago Cubs, was
sure the big noise in the National
League last season.
With the return to the Cubs
this season, as now seems hkeiy.
of Grover Alexander IT sure VIII
be an interesting race between
these two pitching wonders, as TO
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-11

And Prince Lichnowski has inform
ed the world that a surrender of ter
ritory to Poland will drag the people
of that territory down to the level of
a less orderly, less efficient and less
developed administration. As if a
Hun could be dragged down to any,
thing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-11

China has started her spring house
cleaning. She has asked that all OF
the Japanese curios in her state
house be aired before the Peace Con-
mission.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-11

which will lead the league..
OF course it remains to be seen
whether or not, Growers strenu-
Gus services overseas have had
any effect on his pitching ability.
but If not. Big Jim will certainly
have to extend himself to retain
the honors that he won in the past
season. q
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-11
CUT THIS QUIT IS WORTH
MONEY.

DON MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with sc to Foley & Co.,
1885 Sheffield avenue, Chicago, H.,
writing your name and address clear
ly. You will receive in return trial
package containing Foley's Honey ana
Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and
Group, Foley Kidney Pills and Foley
Cathartic Tablets. Mann's Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-11

Tommy Topper says an optomist is
man who can watch the strong arm
of the law bury the Ratchet in key
of good liquor and never shed tear
as it's life blood runs into the gutter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-11
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove It

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the substi.
tute for calomel, act gently on the bowels
and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
ouick relief through DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar.
coated tablets are taken for bad breath
by all who know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gently
but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous calomel does without any
of the bad after effects.
All the benefits of nasty, sickening,
gripping cathartics are derived from DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets without gripping,
pain OF any disagreeable effects.
DR.. r. M. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years Of prac-
tice among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint, with the
attendant bad breath.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil; you will know them by their olive
color: Take one or two every night for
week and note the effect. lOc and 25c
per box. All druggists,
guns laid away,
When the high tide is ebbing at the
close of our day,
I'll feel that my measure of duty is full
If, when the Lord whispers, Ready!
l can answer Him, PULL!
DIR; M, M. Sullivan,
In DUPONT Magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-11
] Y-ou
q Unjust
\ (C)-ontribute
\ A)-little.

And our idea of crucifixion is when
hubby consents to don wifies new
skirt so the neighbors can see how
nicely it "hangs."
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-11

Judiciary committee. The bill pro-
vides an appropriation of $780,
900 for enforcement, which would
be in charge of a special deputy OBJ
the internal revenue bureau.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-11
PLAN TO ENFORCE
PROHIBITION LAW

Washington, Feb. S.-Provision for
enforcement of the war time prohi-
bition law, effective July LIST, is en-
bodied in a bill introduced in the
Senate today by Senator Sheppard, Of
Texas, and referred to the Senate
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-11

The principal topics of CONVERSE
ton at the new natatorium site Sum-
day were Annette Kellerman bathing
suits, and the scenery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-11

1t seems as though every crook in
the United States is trying to hide be-
hind khaki camouflage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-11

It's long lane that has no turn
ing and an exceptional one that has
no bumps.