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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-09

which will be the attraction at the Ornheo theatre today, consists of q notable cast of distinguished players who are known throughout the coun- try.
 Olive Tell, star of the production who will De seen in the role of Janet Newell, is young emotional actress of versatility and talent She has ap- peared in such famous productions as Under Pressure,' "The Intruder D Cousin Lucy and Romance" where her marked ability, coupled with her youth and beauty gained for her the warmest praise.
 William J. Kelly, seen in the role of the high class erook-the same part played by LouTellegen in the stage production is one of America s foremost romantic actors and is known for the splendid work in such plays as ''The House Next Door" "The Lily" ''The Melody of Youth,'' and Seven Days Leave" the latter being his latest Broadway success.
 Marie Wainwright, playing the grande dame role is one of the new remaining members of the 'old school" of the drama which did so much toward winning international recognition for the American stage Her debut on the screen being made in "Social Hypocrites, in which May Allison was starred
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-09
THE JEFFERSON TIRE AM,

Sheridan Headlight was a Pine Bluff visitor last night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-09

' Kirk has been attending Western Military Academy at Alton, Ill., for the past year and a half
 There will be ito Flu at your house if you keep bottle of Dr Brunson's Favorite handy and take few doses when you feel little "out af sorts" For sale at all drug glsts. 12.tf
 MISS MAE MATTHEWS. WHO HAS been attending Blue Mountain Col, lege in Mississippi will leave Satur- day for Columbia, Tenn, to attend Columbia Institute for Girls.
 |. There will be no Flu at your house if you keep a bottle of Dr. Brunson's Favorite Prescription ham, dy and take few doses when you feel little out of sorts" For sale at all druggists. 12-4tf
 BORN, MONDAY EVENING, TO MIR. and Mrs Paul Bluerock, 1900 East Pullen, a girl.
 MRS. SAM F. HILZHEIM. AND Mrs. J. B. Hilzheim and son. J. B. Jr.. left yesterday for Memphis to visit relatives
 Don't let the "Flu" overtake you take Brunson's Favorite Prescription 1 first It is the best preventative; foc l sale at all druggists. 12-4-tf
 CHARLES REINBERGER, SON OF attorney Irwin Reinberger, will leave shortly for Columbia, Tenn, where he will enter Columbia Military Academy
 MENDEL BOYLES HAS RETURN ed from Shreveport, La, where he has been studying electrical work in the army Mir. Boyles will take charge O the generating department of the S R. Thomas Auto Company. Mir. Boy les reached high state of efficiencv while in the service, and was made an instructor in his branch.
 A DEFECTIVE FLUE AT BLY, thenthals Clothing store at Secoad and Main street started what might have been serious fire had it not been for quick work by the fire de- parlment. Some one had had cap ped the flue on top of the buiN ing thus forcing the smoke and heat back down the pipe. The smoke pouring out through cracks in the bricks gave the impression of a fire of considerable size.
 JOE HENDERSON,. AND E. w. Whitfield. negroes, were arrested yesterday morning by City Detective C, c bynn the former charged with stealing a mating valued at S23 from Simpson and Wstb Furniture ! company, the latter charged with receiving stolen property Tender
 son. it is charged. stole the mating at the instigaticn of Whitfield. wnc bought il of him for s5, The mat ting was recovered when the ar l rests were made. Henderson stated t that Whitfield kept trying to get the former to sell him carpet Hen derson stated that he had no carpet : and that to keep from being worried . with him. stole a mating and sold il to him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-09
A MEETING WILL BE HELD AT
REST THEATRE.

Ip "The Silent Woman" Edith
 Story is appearing at tie Best in an engagement today. The screen yer sior was adopted from the thrilling story by Lois Zellner. and t was di' rected by Herbert Blache. It shows the happy, earefree Nan Mcdonald
 the idol of the lumber jacks" ill her stirring fife as cjark in Hud' son Ray trading post. Her existence is eng of simple pleasures and help, fitness to oth ITS. Then supreme traeedv comes to he~ A family from the east arrives n town, and
 through her goodness to their little
 child she is drawn in.o the home Of
 the strangers Here she learns many things-the telling oi which
 would wreck Q woman's honor and mans life Against her own chan ces for happiness she keeps what she has learned to herself. How deatE intervenes-and how the un- governed passions of m unscrupu-
 lcus man eventually brine, about her happiness is graphically shown in this enthralling photodrama in which the popular star is seen at her hest A remarkable shift of scenes from the primitive frontier town and it's life to tle very center
 of New York's social whirl gives !, Miss Story unusual opportunity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-09
Need Animal Food.

It has been found that such animal food as milk, eggs and meat contains substances in quanti- ties sufficient for the rapid growth and development of the body. While these substances are found ill certain vege- tables and grain. they are in quantities so small that often in the ordinary diet sufficient quantities are not consumed to meet the needs of the growing body.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-09
DC YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY?

If so, save It. Cotton nas gone SC high in price you will find a gcod cot ton mattress will cost three times what they used to. Now for short time we will renovate your cid mat tresses, furnish new ticking and make like new for $500, s7.50, $500, s9.0o and 5000. Phone 396 and we will call and show samples.
 TURNER BEDDING FACTORY
 Third Ave. and Locust Streer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-09
BEAUFORT HOLLAND, SON OF Samuel H. Holland, is i'll.
BORN. TO MR. AND MRS. JOHN

Rogers, at their home near the Dol larway school, Monday night, boy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-09
SEE ED ALBRIGHT

For excavating, grading. hauling sand, gravel, cirders, or constructing depressions see Ed Albright. Just back from Camp Pike government contract You all know me. My guarantee stands behind all work Gravel driveways a specialty.-Phore PAP. 11-2S-1m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-09
SPECIALTIES

that Ere 100 per cent good. r. P. Kramer. Phone 25I0 See me before buying. 12-29-30t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-09
BRITT ADAMS. EDITOR OF THE

BRITT ADAMS, EDITOR OF THE Sheridan Headlight was Pine Bluff visitor last night
 THE JEFFERSON TIRE AM, Equipment Co.,, 204-206-20S Walnut street, received yesterday what is be- lieved to be the largest single ship ment of tires to this city. The ship ment consisted of $7 900 worth of Fire stone tires, Manager Turner stated
 A MEETING WILL BE HELD AT the assembly hall of the Chamber of Commerce Monday morning for the purpose of promulgating a plan to form road district along the Pea vine' railway. J. P. Oracle, of Rob Roy, is one of those behind the scheme. MT. Oracle stated that he thought that all of the property owners along the line would be in favor of the project should it extend as far as English. and that if start is made, he ,believ- ed plans could be made to extend the road as far as Reydell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-09
KIRK ANDREWS WILL LEAVE

shortly for Culver, Indiana where he will enter Culver Military Academy Kirk has been attending Western Military Academy at Alton, H., for the past year and a half.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-09

There will be ho Flu at your house if you keep a bottle of pr
 Brunson's Favorite handy and take q few doses when you feel little "ous Of sorts" For sale at all drug glsts C.ttf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-09
BIG FOrR SELF RISING FLOIrH

is the BEST self rising flour in you. opinion or we will refund all of you money regardless of the amount used of the package - RILEY FEEi' MANUFACTURING COMPANY 12-5tf
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21
Doubtful

Albuquerque contemporary makes
some bones OF the alleged fact that
it is the preTeminently preferred me-
uium of advertising in this. state f0r
California hotels.
Which is probably commendable
enterprise, and all that; but after
all it is a doubtful distinction to be
alleged chief booster for California
resorts in our own beautiful resort
state Of New Mexico.
Keeping u t~'resOrters' in their
own mountains and along their own
trout streams aud bringing in more
Outsiders to enjoy our OWE sum
rler advantages is more to the point
There is really no good reason why
New Mexicans should be over-exert-
ing themselves to help heap up the
Meiflowing Golfers Of proprietors OF
California hotels-especiaIly In the
summer time, when New Mexico Of
fers a climate with which California
cannot compare and natural attrac-
stions. barring the Pacific ocean, su-
Ierior in many ways to those which
The coast offers
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21

Well, we have some influence. The
tau1ount is q trifle disappointing-swc
thought we had m0re-but folks are
actually cutting weedsl And If the
weeds r cut-dug up -grnbhed out
sawed off-eradicated we don't
one Of those tinker's things who
gets the credit The big idea Is to
get the weeds. Here and there
around the city we have noted the
beginning 81 weed cutting activities.
A man started on the big vacant lot
west of the New Mexican this morn;
ing and was mhling them fly. u
looks as good as u somebody nal
started laying the foundations for q
new hotel.
Now get IN line, all YOU boosters.
III we can get a score of people cut
Ting weeds It win be contagious and
begin to spread all over town. 1t viii
take only d little Of your time TO clean
|up the section of Jungle IN front Of
Your yard. II the lot next door is val
can't take an extra hour off in the
evening, and so in and cut the weeds
down there. At any rate. get the sec
tor OF street lin front Of your place
clean. This is your primary, imme-
diate, pressing civic duty.
We exhort you, cajole you wheedle.
you hulldoze you and beseech you to
cut your weeds.
The thing has started. Now let's
an pitch In and clean up. There's a
lot of work to be done, aside from
the weed problem, to get Santa Fe.
fresh and attractive for the opening
of the big Fiesta.
Don't 60 snoopipg around to 9 il
the New Mexican has cut its weeds.
Every man in the shop has done his
duty. If we've got time to do jt you
have. Get busy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21
How Are Disabled
Soldiers Re-E ducateda

WASHINGTON August 1SAFourteen
digtrint offices Of the Federal Board
for V~0cational Education and 9 branch
offices llape been opened in different
parts Of the country. This decentrali-
cation of the work is for the purpose
OF facilitating the process through
which the cases IOf disabled men mast
pass before the governments offer Of
Ireeducatiop becomes a reality.
Those out stations Of the Board
have been located in the North, South,
East and West for the convenience of
the disabled soldier The steps are
made as simple as possible for the
speedy accomplishment Of the desir-
ed end A confidential talk with the
Vocational Adviser concerning h3A
present need for training, the manls
past industrial history. and the pros
pects as to future ucces In the
chosen occupation Is the important
factor. His discharge certificate and
La statement as to his medical history
are the only official papers required
Ito establish his status as TO seligibil-
|ity. Some little delay necessarily &C
|eurs as his application is forwarded 20
THE central office in washington Tor
approval. The Case Board carefully
goes over the information and either
approves or disapproyes the decision
lsof the district staff. About 200 cases
come before the Board each day. AS
speedily as is compatible with thor
oughness, the Investigations are com
Melted and the district office Is adj
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21
Unwilling and Unable

The fiction that venustiano Car
rama is governing Mexico seems to
have been pretty we'll exploded dur
ing the past few months. Demands
upon Carranza for puniBhment OF
hrigands in Mexico are so much con
v~ersati0n worse than wasted. The
old rigmarole is becoming badly worn
out; first, bandits Kill American; sec,
ond u. IS. calls on Carranza to punish
bandits; third, Mexican authorities
reported making strenuous efforts to
capture bandits on strict orders 81
Carranza; fourth, Mexican authorities
have not yet succeeded in capturing
bandits; fifth, new outrages reported
on Americans. ut cetera, ad infinitum
In the first place the government Of
Mexico doesn't want TO stop outrages
upon Americans.
In the second place, II can't.
Which means that the only way IN
which outrages on Americans are evel
Ito be punished Is for Uncle Sam to dc
the furnishing himself, Meanwnlie
ICarranza seems determined to leave
no invitation unmade to get the light
ming TO strike him. Not satisfied with
batting his long suffering northern
neighbor, he must needs stick his
lhead in the mouth Of the British llor
and dare it to bite him.
There are very few thinking people
in the United States now who are no
Thoroughly convinced that something
Is going TO happen In Mexico and hap
pen quiclxly.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21
The City FARMER

Times uncounted, without number,
have dBeu the lush cucumber
Painted green and fRt and Hplend'
on the boz that holds the seeds
That the corner grocer sells me, ana
upon his honor tells me
That q Few agOrted packets viii sup
ply my utmost needs.
/ have seen the red tomato and the
fluff and Tat potato
Done In most allufing colors and
mouth watering array,
And r follow each direction when |
plant my rndish section,
But i never raise such green stun
though nurse u day BY day.
Ali the luscious melons growing IN the
pictures ] am sowing
For the sight OF them is tempting
ana the aize on them Is vast,
And 1 empty out the packet as ! plant
the seeds and tack AZ
On 4 stick 80 | may verify the stuff
! planted last.
But, alas: Some blight win wither
them ana i will wander hither
IN the height Of melon season, as
rve often done before;
| will find some yellow, shrunken,
puny specimens of pumpkin,
or some runty summer squashes,
only these and nothing more.
NV asparagus and parsley ] wnl SOW,
but not too sparsely,
For the pictures on the packets are
both nOurishing and fine,
And the printing o. the packet tells
me how to cut and stack it.
How to mulch 1t, how 10 bleach Il
how to trim and prune the
vines:
And with tender carr ] place II in a
loamy place and face it
10 the rising a 70 give it just the.
chance to grow II needs.
Do a reap q harvest2 No, siri must
seek the corner grocer
And buy green STUFF for my table
with my garden full OF weeds.
Every springtiine, when the tender
voice OF Nature croons the
splendor
,Of tho field and Of the harvest, then
the fewer gets ON me
To 90 digging, hOeinB, scratching,
planting, pruning. garden-patch-
ing,
And the love 1 bear for Nature, oh,
Ills beautiful to sseei
/ have visions of cucumbers and my
deep, soilswearied slumbers
Are all full OF corn and cabbage,
dreams OF Grips, fresh garden
sass,
But the summer brings me sadness,
for know my dreams were
madness,
And i learn the bitter lesson that
all flesh IL merely grass
II. W. Foley IN Denver Field and
Farm.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21

Another Start

A large number OF business men
have signed up promptly as willing to
launch q Business Mems Cooperating
Association in Santa Fe. They arc
to hold a meeting tonight and If every
signer is present something ought Y
start.
This is fair enough and quite com
mendable. II every man whose name
appears on this document shows up
and gets into the game something can
be accomplished. The trouble with us
is the self-starter generally works bet
ter than the motor. The New Mexican
doesn't care what is the name or who
are the leaders of any such organiza-
ition in Santa Fe. The point Is that
we should stay with the game. We
hope this win not be another case Of
starting something and then falling
by the wayside.
There Is only one way to get things
done for Santa re and that is to or
ganize, work together and stay To-
gether. If the men who failed to stick
in the chamber Of the commerce will
STAY the same thing under another
maine, the result is the same, But the
broad general fact must be accepted
as a major premise that II we are to
hit the ball we must
Organize
Finance
Work.
And you can't get results unless YOU
are willing to put up.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21

The announcements that Manager
Charley Closson of the Paris and
Elks' theaters is going 70 bring a
line OF road shows to the Elks' this
fall and winter lis pleasing and he is
" be commended for his enterprise
Il he gets good ones he viii get the
patronage. Closson has come nearer
making q success Of the local motion
picture house than any Of his pre-.
deoessors. While the producers Of
even the best sellers have fallen
down badly on movie plots lately,
local patrons have been served az
good d run OF pictures as is avail
8ble anywhere and It needs only 4
temporary suspension at the Paris
such as occurred a ear or so aga
to make Santa ne realize how much
she dependa on the movies ion
amusement. -,lia SIS
Having paid our compliments Y
AsT ElossQn and CONGRATULATED him
on his enterprise, we are then At he
serty TO roast the movies in general
the soaalled big producers have ap
parently been attacked with az cpl
demic OF cranial Justification o. Al
least brainsfag in the past year In
Sontixe genius apparently has reach
led an impasse. The greatest stars
figure in plays whose lines Would
never get by on the speaking stagS
and stately queens of the films wan
der sadly thrQHeh cheap meledrama
which makes Aiamopd Dick look nlf
Literature. Actors of outstanding
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21
Hen III Arizorla
Hatches Eagle Eggs
Gel .Paso Times)'


when you sec some noble eagle
in captivity, don't be too sure that the
aristocratic bird which is ~symbolical
Of freedom was Matched by q mother
eagle There are other methods Of in
Producing eaglets into the world.
This is what Louis AnodacR, p visit
or from Arizona said last evening, and
he ought to know for he has invent
ed a new method of ~incpbating the
bird that made the dollar famous
Apodaca lives in the mountains IN
the southern part OF Arizona and Is
an eagle fancier. Hes spots the eagle
nests, and after oareful investigation
selects q time to visit the nest when
father and mother eagle are out fight
ing the high cost of living lie does
this to spare the feelings of the parent
birds, as he says il makes them feel
sad to come home and see some i'm
truder making off with a nestful Of
expensive eggs.
After climbing to the mountain
aerie of the eagles and obtaining the
nest, Apodaca executes a strategic re-
treat, and goes home.
He selects b wfckedanatu'ed setting
hen, who has been ~rehearsing on some
China eggs for several days, to take
the Job Of Matching the eagle eggs.
She is a little worried when the time
arrives for the hatching Of the sup
'uosed chicks, hut later when they do
break out OF the shell she swallows
her chagrin at the lack of resemblance
aud triad ~ 10 q ttinfhnr "a them She
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21

merit utter Nat and insipid bapali'
ties which turn so-called dramatic
moments into burlesque and when a
comedy shows UP you know what
to expectjuat at what stage the
bathing girls enter, how far the ~
eiSipe and the pursuing police win
tnnad-mill at a terrific pace, how
lrany roofs the comedian will scale
how many bathrooms and bedrooms
the autos will crash through, ct
cetera, ct cetra. ct cetera.
With few exceptions. the produc-
ton OF motion picture stories has
reached a dead center. The indus
Try is due Tor p feQoIutim ~ senle
kind How easy II is, moreover, "
turn out something really clever and
entertaining is demonstrated by last
Saturday nights picture, "A lRinn
MANS Darling. a real comedy ~
every sense OF The word with not p
dun . stuffy moment N IT =
comedy such ais would delight Q ats.
eliminating audience before the foot
light stage IN any theater and one
whose sparkling humpr appeals alike
10 all classes OF movie K0efs.
We have to have the movies; we
ARE going In Santa 70 just as re9R
lariy whether they are good or had
nhd we know that Santa Re fares
inst as we'll as any other town.
Meanwhile Mr.. Nl0sspns who IS over.
locking not bets to get those whica
come best recommended, doubtless
aerees with us as to the apparent
-sas .. - Al. Ion14no
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21
Time For Action

The present state Of the Weeds IN
Santa re Is 4 disgrace 20 the capitol
81 New Mexico.
II is a condition that shames and
humiliates every loyal booster for
Santa Re.
II brands Santa Re as a dead cpun-
try town, as wholly without any civic
pride, as wholly lacking in any kind of
community spirit as a lame duck
among the ehterprlsina towns Of this
state.
There is absolutely no excuse for T.
No one has any kind Of ar abb. as
the New Mexican has already said, an
hours work on the part Of every cits
zen would clean up these weeds and
make Santa Re look more like a city
and less like a deserted cow pasturel
The city government can have these
weeds cut Ii II wants to. The little
town Of clayton orders property own
ers to cut their weeds and If the town
has to do the work charges It up
AGAINST the property owner. No city
of any size in the state has any such
condition as exists here. The New
Mexican intends to keep after this
matter urtii there is SONS kind Of &C
ton. Don't roar now because the New
Mexican is Knocking the town. Nou,
Mr.. Citizen, who have shoulder high
weeds along the cement sidewalk N
front OF your place, are the worst kind
OF a knocker for Santa re. You are
iniuring your home town deliberately
and premeditatedly every day you al
low this state of things to go on.
A prominent citizen of Topeka,
KAN. came here last week, spent q
few days, end found the weed pollen
aggravated his hay fever SO seriously
that he got on a train and went home,
disguised with Santa Fe and every
thing pertaining to it. You can figure
out what kind Of . booster he will be
the first time a friend asks him about
Santa Re. Such things are happening
every day.
The cause is pure shlftlessness and
observation-disclosures"
The result Is the blackest kind OF
a black eye for what is naturally one
Of the most beautiful alttIe cities N
the united States. fSv
How long are you going to adver-
tise yourself and your community 70
the public as lazy and unkeTnpt and
shiftless2
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-21

A word OF praise and appreciation
should be given the management Of
the Santa Re national forest Tor the
SPLENDID work it has done in impr0v-
ing ard maintaining the principal
trails through the Santa Fe wonder
land. The Observation-Disclosures trail
end the Indian creek trail--the two
principal forest routes from Santa
re to the Pecos-have been Put n
magnificent condition in the past
year for the benefit Of the
pleasure.seeking public and the
pleasure they have afforded has
gwen the supervisor andl his men q
warm place in the public heart. No
city in America has such wonderful
scenery so easily accessible and q
year of plenteous moisture has made
the forests more beautiful than IN
Tho memory of the Oldest inhabitant.
VIC do not advertise these mountain
Tails sufficiently. The work OF tho
forest service both In the Pecos and
|Jemez divisions in the past year has
enormously increased the value OF
enc of the capitals greatest assets.
She discovery that a way exists
|uroviding for the m~aintenance OF the
Scenic Highway BY the penitentiary
authorities is a timely one and full
advantage should be taken OF II
without delay, The county road SD
perintendent and forest service have
done a fine piece or work on the
rad nm Santa Fe canyon. Despite
The u~nfavorable weatheri conditions
Ia remarkable showing has been.
made for the limited money avail
anIe and II we cen keep o efew con-
vlcts on the job me result should
be made fairly pernanent