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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-17
BILLY SUNDAY
GOING TO CINCINNATI

Billy Sunday, noted evangelist and
former baseball player, will conduct
a revival during January and Feb
ruary. 1921, in Cincinnati, he notified
the Federation of Churches Wednes-
day in telegram from Davenport, la. =,
In which he added
81 rejoice that old Cincinnati has
won the pennant. Long may she
wave"
Cincinnati ministers have tried for
years to induce Sunday to conduct a
religious drive here.
Rev. David Mckinney, to whom
Sunday sent his acceptance, said a
tabernacle seating 10000 would be
constructed.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-17
INTERURBAN CAR NEAR
LOUISVILLE DYNAMITED

Louisville, KY, September 16.-Dy-
Mantle placed under the rails Of the
Fern Creek line at Bake station last
night blew part of the front end off
an interurban car and damaged the
rest of the car considerably at $3.50
o'clock this morning. 1t was the first
car out this morning, leaving the in
terurban station at 6 o'clock. 1t car
ried two or three male passengers. AL
Il ough all were badly frightened nc
one was injured,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-17

HUSBAND GRANTED DIVORCE
Judge C. D, Newell In Circuit Court
today awarded q divorce to Sherman
Miller from his. wife, Laura Miller.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-17

Buy in Maysville. 1t pays.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-17
LOCAL MAN Is PROMOTED

MIR. c. e. Nauman, Jr., of this CITY.
VINO FOR several years has been an
electric constructor on the C. & O.
Railroad, has been promoted to Line
inspector and moved with his family
yesterday to Richmond, Va.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-17

Miss Ida E. Gardner, National
Parent-Teacher Organizer, will speak
at Eastland School Thursday evening
at 1880 o'clock. All parents and
friends are requested to be present,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-17

FOR SALE-A few pure pred South
Down Yearling Bucks. See NJ. c.
XIX. LIFT
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-17
BOYS BAND WILL ASSIST sANDOs

The Boys Band will render a Sc
lection Just before the free exhibition
OF Sandos, which takes place in front
of the Pastime tonight at Z o'clock.
Sandos will give an exhibition of his
strength at the Pastime tonight. also
a big feature picture will be shown,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23

DIVIDEND NOTICE-Old Dominion Trust
| company OF Richmond. Va. December IL
nave this day declared "a quarterly dividend
| nt s2.oo per share on It's capital stock pay
holders OF record as Of December "a 1919
| checks VIII be mailed. w. II. Slaughter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23

FORD roN TRUCK. FOR IMMEpI-
: DELIVERY. AND WE IIAVI. THE.
] ~ STOCK EES7' SUITED FOR
; BUSINESS
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wunteu-lfcmnle.

c9PMphNiON - Wanted. - refined .c,,ie,,
itIy as cuiHpaH'nn Tor my wif. aud ursjst
In h"usrhcopiur Ia family OF Z tssif vii,
ma an - mnn"n sem, Modern lmnroyr,n.nts.
~ prodsvrN. la Gown of SaiupB. Va ii,p,
aiSt preirrr"'t but not essential i",nfor,-
I tn,, nom, Tor rivh, party Methods, nn'!
changed. Apply Ia G. IL. Anterior S;,Iu,Ii.
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VIRGINIA TRUST Co.-Hlchmond. Va.
GO any have an this day declared dividend
airy l.. 1920. to stockholders OF record on
! December 70. 1919. l.. d. Ayiett. Score
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IGCTfONS-LEGALS
Legal Notices,

!
AAiEIICAN NITIONNL BANK. Klc6mond
ao ES T II this agp Saak % Ed e.
. S,s5 "n1s
Tat"rc ' said Gas suiiss as o. may
ANNUAL MNEriHG-Od DomInion Trust
tc9 9nn ny, tn resulnr annuql meeting
company viii Is held al the s0 "rrIes Of fru hs
G comp, NJ 900 East Main street. Rich
at l. ncioc noon for The purpose OF elect, es:y
ing directors OF the conpsny and for the
property come before The meeting. ". ma Il
Slaushte Secretary 80
-, r.. H. :a}b5:s
iAi: ef%S avn 6 5s's
for M hGE sss e 81 hs St az
nhfe t directors for the last fiscal and
may GSaas9 G ssSEs tho said
meSiins OF ne slock hoidersf " q the shr ~.
10 the noon sarSSso IL ssssSs
ier the ens9'ns YEAR and for tho ' tTaDss
er!y, come before the meeting S. p Ry-
y;$HSR5 lie HNss{sz E! san. sPs
held OF a. vas s.s as
Z 5ss2'a cash OF December IS
DivIDEND-The Union Bank OF Richmond
this bank have ceased ,he rs OK ssnI
anmual dividend OF 10 per cent on is capital
alies crau harksaa li c Sssfs VIII
Th r!sn,ss Ns.oTP H9
the regular auar,eriy dydend OF per cent
Ss s; s,sS So? ~
10Th 1918 cheeks viii De mailed liz oee w. M
~ VIIii, ~, -;
Ctomnany OF Richmond. Va. December H. II.
isia The re. board OF directors OF this company
able and after January !. iaeo a'I TO stock, oe
SSssks Win be mailed ". Il. sa "a ia.s
k NiSlTIS5T h. F Bssems a;IaP4
sSags te St sasr, sf T sn
s s SO $50 pee sharS spa
Alsx < nylani d. cas6 hSeNs Will be n'''led.
ilbST ASArlGSA y5 TSe FssaIai n1asl
Ssas q he d a. Tor f:;
q the ,R ne Ss ans iss
Ss sai wnsh may GfoPsFiy
so'R md s Va E N1h He sv sp
Gmshier
oES.sH 5dS1 e fSs
regular annual meeting Of the stockholders
~ this company will be held at It's office
go American National Bank building on
MMndneSday January -. 1920. at O'Clock.
Ghas.- h Willis. Secretary and Treasurer.
SAVINGS nANK OF Observation-Disclosures
n1ttce. The directors OF the Savings Bank
Oh hichmond At a meeting held on De-
ceinber lG. 1919. declared Il dividend OF .
n .r cent and an extra : per cent out OF
WI oc mailed James N. Ball. Cashier
rs sssra; SaSs as"f
holders or The Union bank OF Richmond
street. on Thursday. January g. 1890 al
': O'Clock noon. or the election OF direc-
tors for tho ensuing wear and for the
transa ction Of any other business that NAV
properly come before them. c. c. Barks.
VIRGINIA. FIRE AND MARTNE-onico OF
tic Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Co.. Etchmond. Va. December 10. I9ls.-The
board or directors uf this company have
THIS day declared semiannual dividend
or ten NOfol per centum 1.-TWO and 50-IOO
dollars per sharc), payable January l. 1870
10 the Stockholders OF record December q,
lol? Checks will be mailed l.. C. Lewis
.Jr.. Secretary.
VIRGINIA ,TRIST co.-Hlchnond Va.
company have this day declared a dividend
OF per cent. payable and after Janu-
ary !. 1870. to stockholders OF record on
December o. 1919. l.. d. Aylett. Secre-
-
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Help Nan,eti-1inlc.

BARtERiSi taught thoroughly in a f.w
, weeks fou can earn while You learn
3arbcis make biz wages and th.y are al,
.hSs IN HrLnahh Nrilc for .UrOruu ton
Shufrrd Barber College. Goi East NnIsh;,i
StrGtt lichIn"nd. Va. ''''
BENCH AND MACHINE MN
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: FORD TRUCK. WITH HoDY..y 80 q,
nUiGk g. 40 60
= g q ,TRUck; ::s:;;....;;;:;;y go e,
ID. ;fw.33,T{3XN rRucK,t.,.y,. 40 90
,ApSTEi: Observation-Disclosures. SO o,
!, REBUILT rEEl:Li:ss ROTH
= OLD iiit.K,,jii:y'' r;iiiii;i::: i:0o 70
TRUCK. WITH
'pf ........,........,........ CO. ~
TERMINAL. MpTOE 90.
NlSTH MD CARY STREETS
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Az Va EklG rES NhTi9NAL BANk, Hichmond.
holders OF this burk will be held on rues.
iys the election 9f directors and Tor the
properly come before said nectinR. o. +!
Nill. ASHER. " L.
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USED CAR BARGAINS.
kss. sT rAGE Wt n, %WHH,,EBLs. 81 500
kSS sttHST .:,.; ''''..'.'........ 800
u a. rRENTISS o2a
RAN. iog--aIo ". BRoAD
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INSTRUCTION
Musical, Dancing, Dramatic. A

DANCjSG-MrS. q. g Emincn ma use r :
dancing studio. .ui East Marshall street.
GUaraE;r"s IN i've lessons.
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FoRELADY WANTED IN NEGLlGEE
SHIRT DEPARTMENT.. UNUSUALLY
GOOD SALARY no TIE RIGHT PARTY.
ADDRESS ERNEST l.. BARTON. MANU-
rAcTCKEH. CHESTER. Is e.
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kApaIrIng.
Renovating and Dyeing.

HATS CLEANED Ike nov. sho. shining
iGT ladiss r ind Eentlsmen, Amercan shoe
Main street. Madison 9sT5 Special att.nN
ton paid 10 parcc. most orders.
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q, Eank Of Riehmondi Va. December II.
have this day declared u quarterly diyii.nd
Of Of a 600 90 per share on its -apitnI stuck Of
| Doei S ~. i3l9; Cheeks will be n,1ied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23

USED CAR BARGAINS.
REBUILT AND REPAINTED
SATISFACTORY TERMS.
CoBURN MOTOR SALES cOnp
12l7-l:2s WEST BROAD STREET.
PHONE MADISON 5000.
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Tailoring and Pressing.

RGGS.Oid carpets clothing. etc. made
F., INTO new rugs. Phone Richmond Awnj:c
Comnnny. Madison .lS2 2it * MIMI 81
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(.AIlEf Paterson demonstrators
Iga!n prices. w II Moss. 3lg W Eroad
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5sUIL1 !,UTOMOBII.ES-Gi West Broad
feet. Motor Exchange. Largest eX
|iEe In tho South.
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AUTOMOBILES
AniOInobllcs IoI suic. a
CHEVROLET $50,
tlH lIhIlt-t

eAAohobAcS lOJ SUE. III
cHilEi.vn,oLET 40,
MILES. ci.E>Ar" no 5H aGld iiII Eu HrnuT
sEvEN.rAssENGEn PAIGE.
i iiI,.r GAE las nEE% nEruu.r:
tuAiN AZ Free tTii '"ESr CONDITION.
rs cA MhII liss i %S, Yo REIN RUN 100
rs ti stE Il Yo ,IMAS GDH NEw exc re
uo,,>,, E3Ep TOURING:
E fhSi: hArrEi'f. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
ED Po,,o y ca. n6TEH CAN GET THIS
81 HAsf b, SA'N IT; aAS. "''
"AH"oS, EA};a' ,"oA"n"
delivery body, complete viii, wind
ell and Tenders. $50. y, r. 1'il'cr. 1898
Iiro,d Street.
ID touring. brand new, with and with
ns. rs liaat Ciay.
D,F"r sal. "n"-t"n Ford truck. ~.
nth tLehIh Strosi.
5NH alisSG ? .$Sw ''f5sF Wei s"s I'M
= T0UEISG; LATE MoDEL; OVER
!, Tt Ht:;v HiEtam,A ,i AND E"uiriE"
E ESSGsH21T p' to @2rH,: No H&b
irrED WIFI GOOD Tii;Es
P,rp NENN M;4H NV IAT r, j. Y NON, +;
I, bE ~ Z: s;;';EHN SIDE nopy.
E;Ep., GHE IS nouGa.r' ar IKE mhlr
T. SEDAN: ~, MopEI.: EouIrpEp
III TT: p HiEGrEiG 5rHF iTs rx AIR
AID TUBE; sHoCi: AisoRBI;HS.
y DELiytnT. AND VIZ HAVE 'T Titt.
y IL ST0CK nEST SUITED EOii
;,sSAt TX 'rEH ~ 70 sAr!srA;renr
n,c.,MS5 ti vi NGG4:oKkl HISS &C.. rxc.
TENTH MD EKoAD SHEETS.
GUARANTEED USED CARS.
h hA4EE HrH X : sG G2TffS w"osH
T n2r5K r g. WITH nopy..s ~ g g
"$p4 :, ET't' GN TT@cf ;i;l 50 %
pr TW3,T2% rRucK,..,. 80 90
hEBiti'ii.r ri:i:i:Lii::s;s; 'ffioJit;K ~ V
....::.::.:.... 200 20
;,EETh2 ,r6%S' oH fHJ'ck. r'' WIFI
a,G TfEA, ND eA N2g? sfa 81
EDINTE dyiIgefS IN T1W FG.I t,-CT-
gaLs. eli East Eroad street
NM.isis mcdei uerir,t tnech"nicaI
nsiratar VII! SCI, "N cnca G"y 10 "s .u n;S
r. Phone II. $ rawlings. i:andoipn
SE-Wlil AL 1915 5,p..asens0r h!iGc.
looks and ruus uke ns,,. Driven
ni!es. Two nqw cosl iircs. : other
as GOOD as new Gar has never neen
N on, oil tho cily and ny no one except
r. II YOU are Ioohing :or Il good buy.
ihis rhoo" Boulevard =gtl.w.
sH viii da %fa- Ssey s' AMI n,f. !ie
paSs Standard aud long vince -.
Wilson M"tor CORPORATION. s.u IVES;
,;nEIT- Six ,our,U5 or ro.5.;.7 ,n,,,.
.te dsiiysry !! d K.S s's sio:or ' 2nrp.
dMe3t tread.
ED TO FIFTH sT GARAGE. Ii2 y.
i'eer:ess ned Cap storage batteries
81 s.eetl,ca. repairnen, Uneda Auto
'iTs s,S"E ' 81 +f'l Ii, Il! y s SUP asl
yda n IF ne NOR 0l s'a ar MY n
J. + 5hNpy. HichInond Motor Co. Inc,
and broad s!ree,s.
- fted 'o "a s.7s F-ie'i ef e0G i15
lirnaa
n i:ls FORD LIkE ,Hi;A&p-%Ew;
IEEi.si r.A,:TfNTi:D slph tJhr&ii&sss..
n CHA!.aiENS ROADSTER. 1915
Del. lELl.oW WHEELS. ALUMINIUM
1rONS. SpOTLIGHT. KHAKI TOR. ETC
i1S LIKE NEW: IL BEST OF SHAl'E.
II 1918 FORD DElIyEnY TRUCK:
EENED SIDE BODY: IN GOOD
ne WILL SELL CHEAP.
~ a:ouARTEn .ToN TRAILER. TIM
iAi.ES AND BEARINGS. ALI. At
HMENTS TO ATTACH on REAR OF
fD CAR. iNEUMATIC TIRES. S0x3 9.
A. MEYERS SONS co.
81 SOUTH EIGHTH ST.
sa!n pro- i5rtS@ ass 'sssHGW1s'fa -Ssa
SsUlL1 AUTOMOBII.ES-Gi3 West Broad
3ee.. Motor Exchange. Largest eY
|iEe In tho South.
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YOUNG LADIES.

WANTED. YOUNG LADIES. iG YEARS
AND OVEE TO WORK pIEcEwoe Il.
ALSO SOME DAY WORKERS. APPLY
A. iioES & co, 9oi RANDOLPH
STREET.
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npftl} EfN3
Help Nan,aai-hiuie.


hE EdLS' ;ia,,. rhAMMAcin tsr re,i.f
Ply Fi.tchprs Drug store. Robinson and
Hu,' AND cAtfEr Buy FIN aut.d. al
tAp.ri"nccd rug ana carpet buyer aUd
, Jrn"rim;:ni manage b. iArEe wholesale
WEl;I?EliS Wanted. Two uxy-ocst, .cue
Wclders i"r Job welding shop aius, be
welnsrs - Madison G9ye. ~. I. Fleming
welding Shop. Dround th. corner AT tls
West Broad Street.
WHITE MAN wanted with SOM" yNp, rtc.il"
miArd metals IL al Kinds. Apply Clarence
Cosby. l523 East tarv Street.
Young MAN cork - !car. business. large
distributor. excellent opportunity Tor adj
.sncsn"nt 20 hiid wor'Ser: salary t" start.
~ per month. state age; reply Ia own
lItncs .Dspatch.
YOUNG MAN--Wanted at once. ,oun,;
man with experience customers
ledger. Mu.t ha fast ana accurate al
hglrss Anpiy iiox 67:.
YOUNG MAN wanted with some i.nowleIcc
e. Iipsconb. Asst. AIsr.. Baushman Sta
iionery Co. corner Eowe ana Marshal!
iOtSG MAN--Wanted. to tell our new
Of 81, v nsWet one 'n wai gsSse
Ksfns i@r Ss iam pn naehinS ana ta
pain or side line. American Novelty Co.
iOtSG MEN wanted to start work as tim--
=, Keepers on sugar p!;tutaticn in Cuba.
alust b" graduate. Of high school or college.
81 Agriculture" Preston. CuJa. care United
FRUIT Company.
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20 CARS-For used cars sec Mullar
Error CO.. g: West broad Street.
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WESCOTT COUPE.

i and Collier trucks for sale bv Ovens
|otor Company. lG:3 West Broad Street
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CLEANING and pressing. lIartH's HouIe-
ward ga Work and prices Guaranteed
LADIES' TAILORING AND REMODEI-INC,
Il $. Peters II West Grace.
SERVICE CLEANING WORKS-CaII Mad.
2I62 10l7 w Broad, A T. Disse Prom
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SUITS dry cica ned and pressed, 81 Called
for and delivered. Expert dyers OUT
nf-town business solicited. IIoward's Jii
MNEt Ernah. KnnlnlNA 30hh p - :
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=. ME.YEIi'S SONS co.
3-N SOUTH EIGHTH ST.
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OUR competitor uses classified adve rtis.
ing How about yous
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TAlLoR-A. Want ~ Co. tailors and
cleaners Expert Nepairins. 1881 East
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PUBL IC trucks rubuiIt in our own shCU:
IA TO 3-ton ready. guaranteed and pricad
Sell. King Wilson Motor Corporation
WcSt broad Street
DEBAE Err touring. ~ Al condition
rsain for cash. Hansen & Reid lug
Il lIroad Street Randolph f9l.
pf TRAII.ERS for imInedinte delivery:
o,ponnd; so9-pound. i,,5Oo-pound. lion,
.oratiol, $50 West nroai Street
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MONEI--Aro you in need OF money? we
- lend on rca estate. See Rutiln x
Sloan. IS North Eighth Street.
MONEY IL loan ON country real estate. t;rI
II. Crawford " Co. h32 East Main stree.
MONEY To lend Oh city real estate j.
THOMPSON brown & Co
MONEY loaned to housekcepers at legal
interest. Standard Credit Co. 2l3 North
Fourth Street. Madison SG72
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wEscoTT COUPE.
lew, AN. IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT
YOUR WIFE PRICE $500 IN VIC
|tY' LIBERTY HoNDS. CAR MAY HE;
|:N AFTlSR SUNDAY At C0BURS
|ErfiY's HoTEL. ROOM SIS. ~ a
|poN'r MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY.
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Statesmen anu Agents.
Situations Wantcd-FcmaIc. 3,

81 ENoGtAFliEIt,-c and expert
cnccd stunusrH ,hcr desires position Ian
uaiy lsi. Address I. sos. care Tiincs-Dis-
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Christmas GIFT Suggestions. GA

BICYCLE SALE
BEST XMAS nltESENT YOU CAN GIVE.
A SPECIAL. FOR s35.
SECOND-llAND ONES FROM SIS UP
TOMPklNS'
t0s WEST BROAD
Christmas Tapestry rugs from Sis IN
lirmssels rugs SO M; Jap mating rugs
woven. S5.5S: stcncilcd. S.. % ana $I5 so anlsli
mating rugs. &c ana 81 Chinn atting
sc: copgoleuri SC: linoieum. Sl.25 SioCci
Bros. 10 =. Eighteenth Street.
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Situations Wanted-Niaic.

LEDGER clElsk-Post.on wanteI by
,, Enns i'!ai.i several years experience.
r III. carc Times Dispatch
! VEN SrArEE WORK - Efficient reliable
tuStNorthN i'l"n would iihv roSi-iou a.,
in%n;ittr citt"r. !r"oircadcr or in ncchai.i-
Dispatch.
orrlcE WpEk-EX ncricnr.d and conpe-
t'i oIil,' man NOW open Tor position.
DISPATCH
OUTSIDE rOSlTlDN-Young man. .InE,c
desires outside Proposition in city: saics-
man or collector: have been IN ONCE work
!, Er"ts; SSlaT! basis. ID i25. care Times
Ffi NTER. steady, reliable. capab BILE. would
,,i!ihn lnsitioH ADDRESS - All. care Times
YOUNG MAN. >. Yeats old. desires a posi-.
tIoh IN wholesale drY goods.. shoes. farI-
ware or manufacturing whetc aDpli"atiuu
II"tm"tc.' An now cmploy.d Can accept
At once SALARY no object begin with
A Md, ! az: care Tim.s. Dispntci.
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DIEi DEND-The Planters National BnIlE
=, Richmond. Va. December 22nd. 1913 The
the regular quarterly dividend OF per cent
Snn ~ SNIIa 1tvidsnd OF per cent. on tho
- the Stockholders Of record as OF Decc nber
EOth 1919! Cheeks Will be mailed. w 81
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Ad DcpartInent. - '
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PIlhting-i'npcriI.u.

I!iNTiNG and EancrinE. Our limo 10 com
bict" Let us beautify your rooms with
af1!aic paper and Ualnt th4t old wuuuworh
Waiter l. FFayst: :: Co. cV4 North EIfih
NIL. fArER-:h beautiful iinc or rtixlic
HSIi pairTS Htore varied IN selection: in
.IiNiuuai III taste. Tne uidest wall ps Der
nous IN RtchmoEd. Il. u Braues los
Nnith EiEhlh STREET.
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- delivery body, complete with wind
eiI and Tenders. $50. y, II. Iil'cr, 1898
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-06-17
WILSON TO TOUR U, 5. IN BEHALF
 OF PEACE LEAGUE
President Cables Appreciation to Senators Robinson and
 Walsh.

Washington, June 16.-President Wilson on his return home will tour the country speaking in support of the league of nations. Secretary Tu- multy has completed tentative itinerary for the trip.
 Names of the cities to be visited by the president in his "swing around the circle" were were not made pub lie. Many cities have invited him to speak on July 4, it was said at the White House today and pressing invitation came from St. Louis.
 White House officials have no def mite information as to the date of the presidents return from Paris, but they expect him to start for Wash ington soon after his visit to Bel gium this week.
 The president today cabled his appreciation of recent addresses of Senators Robinson of Arkansas, and Walsh of Montana, supporting the league of nations. His message sent to Secretary Tumulty said:
 "They have rendered the country a great service in supporting the poll cies which are absolutely to give the United States it's proper standing and influence in the world"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-06-17
CONGRESS SHOWS CONCERN OVER
 ARMY ACTION Sending of Forces Into Mexico Causes Discussion in Both the Houses. FEAR BANDITS MAY
 MURDER AMERICANS Texas Legislature Telegraphs Amer ican Movement Was in Aid of
 Carranza and Jeopardizes
 U. s. Citizens.

Washington, June 16.-Discussion of Mexican affairs was evoked today in both houses of congress by the crossing of the Rio Grande by Amer ican troops.
 The subject was brought ur in the senate by Senator Watson, republican of Indiana, who asked whether the sending of troops into Mexico amount. ed to an invasion of that country and whether it was ordered by the presi' dent or the war department.
 Senator King, democrat, of Utah, joined in the discussion, to urge act ion by the foreign relations com mittee on pending resolutions requir- ing settlement by Mexco of American damage claims, and Senator Fall, re- publican, of New Mexico, spoke at length on border affairs.
 In the house. Representative Gould republican of New York, charged that the crossing of the border by Amer ican troops ''constituted a tacit of fensive military alliance between the United States and Mexico of
  ed,"
 Purpose in Doubt.
 eff our troops were sent in to pro- tect American citizens and property, I thank God and welcome it." said Senator Fall. eff that was the pur- pose of invading Mexico, I congratu- late the war department If the pur- pose was to protect the Carranza gar rison, in Juarez, then there is no de- fense for the war department"
 Senator Pomerene interrupted to state that he was advised by Secre- tary Baker that the American objec- tive was protection of Americans from firing by the Villistas.
 Senator Fall received a telegram from R. L. Dudley, state senator of Fl Paso, Texas, stating that the American movement was in aid of Carranza and placed in jeopardy ev- cry American in Mexico.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-06-17
|'rvE KILLED | 1HAT NEGRO WHO MT ME" |, M Hudson So Informs Po- lice After Shooting John Campbell. CHARGES DEAD MAN
 SOUGHT TO MURDER u.t,bman at Mcintyre Mill Believes Neoro Was the One Who
 Assaulted Him Several
 Weeks Ago.

M Hudson, night watchman at
 Tho I. F. Mcintyre and Sons lumber
 mill. shot and killed negro by the
 name of John Campbell, also an em-
 n1oye of the mill, just outside the
 oHiee of the mill, about mile and
 half west of the city, yesterday
 afternoon about 6:3O o'clock. He shot
 at the negro six times with a .38
 Smith and Wesson revolver, five of
 the shots taking effect. The negro
 died died about two hours later at
 the Florence sanitarium where he had been taken following the shooting. The killing yesterday is thought to be the result of some trouble which Mr. Hudson and Campbell had sev- eral weeks ago, when Hudson claims he was struck with club by Camp bell while the former was making his rounds of the mill yards. Hudson heard noise behind lumber stack, and he flashed his lamp around, at the same time peering around the corner When he did, the negro struck him over the heard with a club. The blow was a glancing one, and though it opened the scalp for about three inches, and caused nasy gash, it did not prevent him shooting at the negro who fled. Campbell was arrest ed later by the police, and, in muni- clpal court, was bound over to the grand jury
 Hudson was on his way to work yesterday afternoon. As he approach ed the mill office, Campbell came from around corner. Hudson claims that the negro reached for his gun. When he did, Hudson began shooting.
 The gun was found on the negro after he had been shot. It was a gun of large calibre.
 Hudson surrendered to the police in dramatic manner. He walked into police Headquarters, and tossing his revolver on the desk of the sergeant. sad, "Well, Pm your prisoner: I kilIed that negro who hit me-"
 Upon recommendation of Prosecut- ing Attorney E. w. NBrockman, Hud- son was released on his own recogniz- alce' lie is a man about 55 years of age, and is the father-in-law of City petectlye c. c. Lynn. Campbell was apouC 45 years of age.