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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24
Lay Cornerstone of
 St. MihieI Memorial

St. Mihiel, Sept. 23.--The corner stone of the Franco-American monu- ment <commemorating the victory of the American EXpeditionary Forces in capturing the St. Mihiel salient a year ago was laid here today. President Poincare, speaking at the exercises, eulogized the achievement of the American soldiers and off cers and of their commander in chief, General Pershing in this first purlv American major operation of the war.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24
Pastors Will Hold
 Centenary Meeting

The pastors of all Pine Bluff Methodist churches and the centen- ary officers of each church will meet this afternoon at o'clock at the First Methodist church in a centen- ary conservation meeting to be con- ducted by Rev. w. c. Watson, pre- siding elder of the Pine Bluff dis trict, and R. w. Mckay, conserva- tion secretary.
 The object of the meeting is to discuss the collection of the 35 mill lion dollar centenary fund recently subscribed by the Methodists and to arrange for the follow up of re- vival work. Rev Watson will reurn this morning after holding a similar meeting at Stuttgart last night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24
Gravediggers in
 Strike Are Cause
 of Inc0nveniencee

Dublin, Sept. 23.-~A strike of @raVedigecrs in Dublin ma,ntaloel for some weeks at Clasnevin cema- te4E has caused much inconvenience and some risk to the public health. lt was mitigated however, by the dceis ion of the cemeteries committee 10 permits interments by people hay ing plots in the cemetery provided that they opened the closed the graves themselves without calling on the committee for assistance.
 The graVediggers have now ap- pealed to the hearse drivers who have declared a sympathetic strike and re- fused to convey bodies for burial
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24
Kolchak Quits as
 Chief in Russia

London, Sept. 23.-Admiral Kol- chak, head of the all-Russian govern ment at Omsk, has informed the al- lies that he resigns the title of chief ruler in favor of General Denikine, leader of the anti bolshevik forces in Southern Russia, according to wire less dispatch sent out by the soviet government at Moscow.
 The message admits the bolsheviki have abandoned Kursk after severe fighting against General Denikine's troops.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24
GRAND CIRCUIT RESULTS,

Columbus, O., Sept 2&.-Due to a s..oW d1yin@ track, only three of the five Grand Circuit races scheduled today were started. An attempt wa made to finish the 2:O9 class trot. the 2;iJ class trot and the 2:l7 class pace, bat so many different heat HonetS that II only two, the 2.li tfvt and the 2:09 trot, were there daolsioHs. pr. Nick won the former without being seriously annoyed. but Red Bon had q great battle before the first money went to him in the 2:09 event.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24
County's Quota of
 Certificates $56,200

Jefferson county's quota in the new treasury savings certificate cam- pa5@n that began September l and will enc January l, will be $a6.20A Arkansas has 8 quota of an even million dollars, according to word just received from St. Louis. The campaign in this state is under the direction of Moorhead Wright, Little Rock. These certificates are Of the same type as the Victory Liberty notes. They draw 4.27 per cent in- terest and are issied in denomina- tions Of from $100 t9 &1000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24
ANNUL ARTICLE GI.

Versailles, Sept. 22.-(Havas)- Baron Kurt Won Kersner, head of the German mission, signed the pro- tocol annulling article Gl of the Ger man constitution this afternoon. This article provided for Austrian repre-
 sentation in the German parliament,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24
Corporation Body
 Enjoined by Newport

Little Rock, Sept. 23-The city of Newport today obtained an in- junction from Chancellor Lyman Reeder of Newport forbidding the Arkansas Corporation Commission from hearing the application of the Arkansas Lige and Power com- pany for increased rates at Newport. The hearing had been set for this city September 24.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24
SpiritualiStS Boat
 Fails to Make Start

Havana, Sept. 22.-The tugboat chartered by the Dr. Valetti group of spiritualists to search for the Span ish steamer Valbanera was still in port tonight. It could not be defin- itely learned whether the trip had merely been postponed or was to be definitely abandoned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24
COMPILE ARKANSAS ACTS.

Little Rock, Sept 23.-The acts of the Arkansas legislature enacted during the regular session in Janu- ary, February and March have been compiled in four volumes, one devoted to general laws, and three to special acts. The four books contain atotai of 4,660 pages.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24
PULASKI SHERIFF WEEDS.

Little Rock, Sept. 23.-Walter E Taylor, sheriff of Pulaski county and Miss Mary Dinguid of Murray Ky, were married at Murray yes terday, according to a message re- ceived by the sheriff's friends here
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24
BEE P0ST0FF|CE lERKS ARRESTED IN | THEFT OF $240,O00
62O of Stolen Funds RecOv- cred From Alleged
 Thieves.

hicago, Sept. 23.-Three men,
 of them John Wejda, clerk in
 Chicago postoffice, who is said
 have planned the robbery. were fsted here early today charged
 stealing $240,000 of a shipment
 4l5,OOO last Thursday from the
 eral Reserve bank here to the
 ndard Oil company of Indiana,
 Whiting, Ind. Of the stolen Es, $9S,62O was. recovered. The
 alnder, according to an alleged fessslon of two of the men, was
 ndoned at the outskirts of Chi p, when the automobile in which
 were returning from Whiting
 piece of luck" is pointed to as ponslble a1 for the arrest of the {; Chicago city detectives un- !' Ened the postal robbery when two Ene |In men. Leo and Walter Phillips (tners |,s "A and 20 years old res, |['pelv' were arrested in connec- with the robbery of a saloon in Pen es approximately $500 was ob- [tlor to the arrests. no announce. \ de VI the huge hold-up had been ||"1nTmed ps:m. bv "stool pigeon" that +ho rhlll'os III, brothers were involved I'ae 1s. saloon robbery. which occ,r.
 Ia W.T.. m tho day of the hold-un p,v"' pr.,, they had stumbled on q h;o ,,In 'nd co" "r hank robbery when ono sat szo'ooo in the elder Phillips the ,thhesf'.r'ne 's.. deve1oned accord;no, ,ns pr.n. no1flcers, details of the entire ot 0ofen man. said to be tho own. s bo;n,s sma'l farm near Chica %. sam Se,'i' /. sou"ht early today. po' ' ,s;na aV they believe most of the he oart,, r money ,r was buried on b;s wh;t:, He 's eaid +o have honn m
 ''A's With the Phillips broth. sio, 's c clerk in the raeistrv d tbot some n"nths aoo. he no. esclaao o every Thursday a rAois+er- itins e. consl"ned to the Rank of k hare rom m,., the Federal Reserve < posta...nt osta went throreh the Chi sion so.'ce' o.e. accordiro to a cor- T him. say they obtained .;.n.', fs day. tho alla~ed confo..,
 oaetaosw wed'a a1, observed that a no tba a,s D, .M. contained money. and 'idanoe "e rhl'lins brothers into '' h;s be TrS ph;,,;la planned the robberv @'.v ms .tatern4ns ,lnns hrothers. accord;n O.
 q th;n, police saw thew mado ila ,a',d a man and r+o1a on "''4a "aoe
 is 'b" ho,, went to whi+ine. "u'o- lay to t''aued one :. dummy package +he n,o,' E" one "f tho two conta;n Iia .Av rn. had hoon rren.rod ""- h.- aftar t.s was taker, +o Wh;t;nr d at .be cn.rencv had been de.
 ta tha me railroad station +o Is, ha tbo nant ,var c,,h.4:.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24
S''H TROOPS RELEASED

tiss ss' :, s.ct. ~ oe--rh. ae.,noo. Y 4hase ~ ',,tad ~ an trccns ex.
 2 their usual garrison a,nD posts. as-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24

Rives Taylor of Winchester, who has been spending the summer at LaGrange, Ky, was in Pine Bluff yesterday en route to his home
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24

Capt. J. M. Barrett of Sherill was Pine Bluff viistor yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24

Core will direct the chorus this month with Mrs. N. R. Peterson at the piano.
 The members of the Sunday School class of Mrs. J. K. Clark, 7l3 Nebras- ka, surprised Mrs. Clark Monday evening when they came to her home and presented her with birthday gift Those in the surprise party were: Misses Clare Hicks. Gladys Yaney. Anna Claire Alexander, Maiz- ie Pruitt, Bessie Smith, Elizabeth Hercher, Mildred Williamson, Flor ence and Edna Thain. and Messrs. John Williamson, Ed Hercher Wilson Hogan, Robert Hicks and Joe and Sam Gore.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24


 Miss Catherine Montgomery is the guest of friends at Yorks, Pa., ell route home from vacation spent at eastern rYorts.
 Mrs. Ivy Knowles has returned to her home at Trout, La, after a visit to her sister, Mrs. w. c. Rudder, 820 Nebraska.
 Mrs. George Grant of Chattanooga, Tenn, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. R. A. Poole, 512 Georgia.
 Maurice Reinbereer is in Memphis attending the Tri-State fair.
 Carl Stubblefield is student at Braham and Hughes school this sea- son. Mrs. James T. Miller of St. Louis. has returned after a visit of several weeks with her son, R. L. Miller. 6ll East Second
 Miss Doris Shandy has re-entered the University of Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24
Sexton

E. ,, Gentry, daughter ot of
 hSsly Mrs. J. F. Gentry ~ of
 ;ns vsl: John %srt!si H Ssas'%' at ss9 8 utsa' 1sst night at the n.i home T R Rl
 ,Ss, lss' parents by Rev: e1:.toa;1t E.. K.
 ass sstor of the First Net MethoalSl ";51
 ''SGr MT. and Mrs. Sexton "L,l ta |odav w for Van Buren to make l Ca'st Snvton is an attractive young l [sd asNials has a host of friends m b1"ff' lu '' The groom is an i3 eln- |of ,f'ti the Missouri Pacific Iall, n Ol with headquarters in Van " The wedding last night was as ! affair, and was attended 1y ,e1atives ] and intimate 1rlenos'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24

rv Chestnutt entertained at his Recently in honor of his :, eighth
 |ay anniversary. The following
 land girls were present: vir- Mr [Culpepper, Mary Frances Me (e, Elizabeth Lyle, Fredilee
 Elizabeth, Helen, Coralee and | Chestnutt, Buddie Culpepper, ta Pittman, Hubert Pittman. Ice McGeorge, Murton Songer, l Brown, John Sanders, Jr., Frd and Harry Chestnut.
 and Mrs. James F. Guin have he'd from Louisiana where they kly were married. Mrs. Guin is bughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. J. |s, Heflin, La. MT. Guin is in the Fare business here.
 Ire will be a meeting of the (al Coterie this morning at 10 k at Hotel Pines. Mrs. J. R.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24
Griffith

Mable Toney, daughter f of ,'d Mrs. W. M. Toney, lo2o v Olive, and Fred W. Griffith,
 % Moines, Iowa, will be married tternoon t at the home of the parents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24

Maurice Reinberger is in Memphis the Tri-State fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-24

Carl Stubblefield is student at Braham and Hughes school this sea- som
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-04
PERIL C VOLCANIC WAVES
Fss- osnGe- wore oresceo ey Sab
ers Thar Seismic Disturb
snces a. Sea

Occasionally the-e appear, . great
save sweeping ecross the calm sur
hce Of the ocean N the faires,
weather and vhcn 70 wind is blow
ing There are few perils OF ire
ses 70 Be more G--a1cd than such 3
wsve. Fortunately these are very
rare, yet more 'tan once & ship has
encountered our.
The cause O, these singular waves
10 believed 10 - sJrne disturbance
~ = volcanic r.-u-e AZ TIE bottom Of
ih- sea Vo,csnoes exist IN TIE
oce-n as vel as On land; in fact.
nearly al tie volcanoes knovn are
On or near tie .ea cost II Il easy
20 see that AZ uphesr.l at the sea
bottom NAV stat & biIlov AZ the
su-Ssos % re vais-. when We ~
nGher that huge lves have been
snt clear sc-oss re Pacific ocean 20
San Frsncisco " Volcanic shakings
Of TIE earth on IT, borders Of Asia
Ihs vo-,d und : water is no,
ONLY three times es extensive a. that
which is cove-el o1iv With lir. hu.
y POSSESSES rlanv Of the sane r. It
natural pheno-rena on q scale zhlch
Is perhaps pro70rtionately vast but
Of whose existence We are made
sEars Only BY such indications a.
tie volcanic OCEAN waves that ships
ocss.OnAly encounter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-04
PAINT PROTECTION
AND ITS ECONOMY.

The preservation OF structural ma
teriaIs. which may be obtained through
the application Of paint. constitutes a
most vital means 81 furihering tie con-
servation Of our natural resources. Il
IS. moreover. the most economical
method Of sustaining the appearance
and general upkeep OF any commu-
nifty
structure coated with sheets OF In
dis rubber would not be as well protect
81 FROM decay as a structure coated
with a good oil paint This Is due TO
rhe fact thar = sheet Of rubber Is not
20 durable or as waterproof as n thin
dried MIN OF paint The latter mate
rial when applied dries to continuous
elastic film containing finely divided
particles Of metallic. wear resisting
pigments A square foot Of such
film upon a wooden surface costs less
than a penny. yet u will beautify and
protect a dollars worth OF surface for
many years This is . low rate OF In
surance
Dwellings. barns. oufbuildings. sheds.
posts. fences. stock enclosures. wagons.
implements. wiudmIIls and other struc-
lures. whether % wood. iron or cement.
should he preserved. through the use
81 paint. from rapid decay. High grade
paint may he used successfully for all
such purposes. Colored paints viii he
found the most seviceable. the coloring
matter in the paint adding from Two
TO three years to the life Of he coating
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-04
PAINT AND ILLITERaCY.
Curious Fac; Comes &c light That To-
csiities Less; Using Books Avoid
Paint Also.

Washington. ID. ca curious f.cf
has been brought 70 light by the Edu-
satiouai Bureau and the bureau % In
fBsiriai Research here II Is that tn
tie states where i.llferacy Is most
Trevslent paint Il least used. The
paint referred 10 .. the common or
harm variety. OF course. for the back
voois countries have no neeu for The
liner pigments or facial adornments
n j. true. though. that IN the sections
~ an states where white illiteracy j.
highest painted homes are rare and
O. n'sd outbulifings and barns are
practically unknown Probably the
illifersfes 10 not use paint on their
buildings because they DO not under
sand IL value an q prcs-rvstive-
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Ec0NOTils-Yes 81 Let / Be
Sensible Economy.

There arenlany wLrpe- notica:
regarlirg rnC meaning ot true
economy. some tnlnE that ecll
Omy n ans sSImD.ng AMI sting
.neSs -depril alton the Buying OF
che, ? geo s.
Nren applied 70 ih btfirs
AMI lsinz Of {, odstutts On r.
nevsr VA n.ore grieviou- error.
a grayer mistake Il is ihe - rs.
Sind o. foiy % deprive On, sell
o. family Of pure VINO esc me
1000 for the sake OF mon r
misel illness Such a method l.
&C. tain 70 s-es1It 10 lnpa red
health FOOD pIri'y Slodld De
the 4 s. con-IieratlOr -tnen
economy.
This happy combination o. pr
~ an economy are D.sncllly
lefneG in Calumet bs1lnE PSw-
ier. Calumet Is stso ucsly pure
ID the eal and IN the oazings-
u c1ltz rs Crly such ingredients
= have oeSn officially approved
Isl q L : : Cd Authorities
Despite the Fac; mat ca umCC :
the purast. nighssr quality Bsk-
ing Powder 30 -a-.e. il Is
moderate n prlc
II Ia 10 - this CalUus 20
s.flrls anOrhs opportunity Tor
savin- p sSeSSeS I've the
iesgenlns suengin & most - -
ders-Oaiy half z. 2 usgai amount
= rsq1 rel Again. Calumet en-
s5les the housewife 10 practice
sens. be ec11-rny--Ca unit nv
- fsIls-.t never a'ilgs haS cay
oss and waste OF exlsrsI.e baA-
InE -re1I sIts-
Gal. b pI--Is sil- an r.r- Z
s1cn D-C6l--s "a u ll-s-E
srg o. e-1-onT cs q trl
lciai latu- -zCv
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March Common School Diploma
/ Examination.

Ths number Of applicants was
les this year shan IN sevei al
years previously. This mag Re
caused b, pupils dropping out OF
school because OF war cond lions
and also becaust Of the epidemic
The IOtal number % successiui
apphcsnts Is 40 There was a
large number OF tai u 90. :. me OF
tnsse indicate AT Pqulvslency CT
G sixth or sel enih grad pupil
from the ger era r AIDE up OF their
manuscripts A pupil should
have covered or a most complet-
ei the eight years OF schOo work
As out ined by the State Course
II study D. fore thinking Q. cav
ing the grades and entering the
hIxh sen a Pupils Shoulc not
De permitted 10 skip grades *
ceDL or 7 are cOnCltlOus. Some OF
these fa.nng manuscript Indicats
mat there are gaps" IN the low
er grade work in writing. spell
lng anu ;nguage. Pupils are IN
great need Ok frsque.t exercises
Il written composite 7 work
Inc next sxsmin tim VIII De
n. Ii Saturday April ~. and an
effort All. D. made 70 nave IL
n tsreaOV fer QlStrIput or MAY s.
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--ry are or oc4tiOu. Is &C the
i a. fns- -ley are getting Won
rtl .crnic shot for Miss ALI
-rn's rEEsS- starring vehicle.
.r- i ard Of Intrigue " The
= i-O- company. aboard the
s.o4t Pair. arteTed by METRO.
-l-c 70 Santa CRUZ after nav
Is zsrtut no e fnan a week a
. "a ia. To- famous Pacific Goa I
. cor winch as also used az a
location
Heury Otso - directing Mis-
Alison. underths e-sCrai SUI p
VISION IL Hsx Pc Kaye The
lslar y Iutri- u. EhiCr -
lows 'Pe.zy D p Her DsrltesI
an1 II. Fe- thirty ID $ il the
Allison y 80 production series.
isasc,.e I'D tiDn II l.aoei
Os arC-f- So is read now
rom nce al g etruFe
Ms Alison has the vote Of
yaldz 80 TX. high sUIfited
dzughtei o. ilIllIOr are. Uh0 D.
adjust = Co : deserted isisni b.
a. an1 ~ cr K. uho set 4 "a =
Oh a. r. price % her M How
s-s o1fV : {. en- sffectIr9 r
esrsu IS n sns cf haf knoN
leGg- % lE'r.-. j. ne bss.- ~
q series o.. thrilling dramatic ID
cireats that cg'niElte ig a start
linz aid surpfi iag Ceucurm rr
Jack Mover 3 Mss Allison
&c u rn@7. henry Otto. shO is
iir.cflg Ni.s Alison. directed
---Iu ssvr-e. 81 hrr successes
. rher shewe farr. D win the
late Harod Lccsx "a
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~ r--xIiu rrsisr- lff.- tsgrs az
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70 saox that the CO1rer j. IN. 49,.
eizisl. BAT Why not sstsefI1
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having n NJ. ne let
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-04
New Process Invented TO Pre-
serve Surface OF MonoIIth
in Central Park.
HIERoGLYPHS oBLlTERATE0.
Riaors OF Western Climate Caused
khedive's Gift 10 Disintesrate.
Painting Ancient Obeiisk With
Special Preparation Stay
ed Decay-Ruined Por-
lions Restored.

New Workers awoke one morning 10
find In their breakfast headlines tile
news that a jealous park employee had
discovered signs OF disinteSration on
the surface OF the citys most treasured
snrique-Ciropatrs's Needle. Photo
graphs revealed that The mouoliIh was
peeilns. asge pieces Of sandstone hav-
ing fallen from the tail shaft. carrying
with them part OF the priced hero
glyphs.
LondO1's twin sister Of Cleopaira's
Needle was reported a. resting COM
fortably and endurinsly on the banks
OF the Thames. and the rival port Won
dered whether q preparation would be
found TO stay the attacks OF their
hsrsher climate.
Such a preparation was soon forth
coming. A new Hn.nf combination a.
preseryative for stone was Invented
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-04

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-04

h. Many % y11 can tel Why o
ss-tr las "a aid uhi.e striped
poe asa $50 u t-e oltsa tine
tart - rera also s1---o-s n .
rn1-l va. -a---c-Ll-iy Il tie oDs-s-
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s-z-1oa 70 was recess1rT FOR the ps-
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- slE-v. krt ozs re1tT, as vel
> E<ps Of cloth ~ bandazinz The
p<t-e1Ts arr-- When TIE stat vzs
Dot IN nae tie bunl1-c vas ted TO
Y 50 tat rev might e tozsther
VIZ ~ Z. ard TIE barber us1al-
y tu-r -lcn az rs t'-r "a az-
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Ps-1.s1 Pole took 80 plsce &C O.
scor CT TIE o-s Uzsi n re o2s&
trn- and -Hu- cana la lSn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-04

First Summer Giri-who Is that
shaven. handsome boyl
Second Summer Girl-Ch. he,
actor.
First Summer Chino. Near
other one.
Second Summer Giri-Oh, he L,
any money atthArIp--
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-04

An additional credit Of s400. 900. 900
vas rafe ~ TIE Unlted States treas
urY TO Great Britain on August -
This brings the total 4 credits n
Great Britain to s5.T2s00o.soo. The 10
tai advances to all o, the entente allies
now amounts to s7.oci.o4s.ooA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-04

by Or. William Kuckro. chemist Of the
Metropolitan Museum Of Art. Many
years previous coating with parafiin
had been tried. bur the application had
not entirely accomplished its purpose.
The new painting process. however.
proved a success. Disinte-ration was
halted md the damaged parts restor-
ed. New York breathed easily again
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-04-04

hot + E.-.rrt, 90 ~..p o.
S-nCo.r
Narce. drc1< SEX IS he
hi n=I ~ita =. %aiie over 81
percsrt ta-e 3 81. through VITA
.
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The OBeLISK.

The Ohe'fr'S ~sS presented 70 the city
o. New No-f hs - khrdise ~ f.glptl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-03


bHnp"ma yutmptth hghtato@ the Atlantic
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-03

THE ARROW INDICATOR, used success
fully by the United States during the con-
voying Of troopships in directing the course
of the vessels in the convoy. The leader
places the arrow at a certain degree, which
signifies to the ships to keep wider or
narrower space between transports.