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ENGLAND MAY
Make DEMANDS
BRITAIN WILL TAKE ACTION
AGAINST cARRANZA Is
| REPORT.
WILL ASK PROTECTION
ENGLAND MAY BECOME IN
volvEp IN THE MEXICAN
SITUATION.
Western Newspaper Union New. s.rvics.

Western Newspapsr Union News Services.
Washington, Aug. 1S.-The action Of
CarranZa In virtually depOrting the
representative of the British govern.
ment in Mexico has added new conf
plication to the Mexican muddle, the
intense interest by all nations whose
nationals have been suffering from the
Instability Of government south of the
Rio Grande. England, now the world
war is over, will take up the question
of obtaining protection for British in
tcrests In Mexico and In so doing will
come into collision with Carrnnza,
whom the British government has new
er recognized.
If Great Britain should contemplate
taking fOrceful measures for bringing
Carranza to time, 1t Is not doubted
that she would ask the consent of the
United States In Difference to the Mon
roe doctrine, or at least appeal to the
United States to take such steps as
would procure protection and respect
for the interests Of British subjects in
Mexico.
At the Paris peace conference both
England and France discussed the
Mexican question with President Will
son, and the latter Ia said to have CIV
en- assurances Of adopting more Wig
orous policy In dealing with Carranza.
The first evidence OF fulfillment OF
this promise 10 the Presidents note of
July % threatening Carranza with a
radical change OF policy unless Amer
lean lives and property are protected.
Unless the situation mends material
~. Great Britain will not hesitate to
bring Mexico before the bar Of the
league of nations with n view to hav-
ing mandatOry-presuma the United
States-appointed to govern the cha
otic land.
The chief subject Of discussion In
Mexico City, according to mail re-
ccived through official channels, is the
possibility of intervention by the
United States.
Mexicans do not approve the idea Of
intervention by this country but nd
vices say the situation has become 80
disorgnnizcd during the protracte,l
revolutionary period that one Mexico
city daily paper declares so per cent
Of the population look on the pOssibil-
ity Of Intervention with Indifference
while 90 per cent Of the educated class
would welcome II.
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unsle ehests 0rldssrssm.

Deovss.-Lcstsr J. Won Kohlssoa
hos In the rrn'r l"srlinl IN 4 serious
soeditiNss. shot ~ an uncle of his
bride ol Two days. George D. Murphy,
O. ysars old, retired real catats
dealer Of Amarillo. Texas who op
posed the wedding Of biz nlscs. did
tAe shooting. Hs 70 IN the city jail
vhses ~ wat imnsdiatsiy afssr u
atffay aDA ssrfsndsred. He y bsiAl
MA psa6iAg ~ rseolt Of voa KeAl
eeea's ia3usses. TAs latter was ~
tW1ee = ~ le(t sAoul1er anl pssoA
~ VA rocovoe.
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vswlse lless Jap cssi,sa

Han Francisco. Calif.-The lives OF
more than score Of passengers
aboard the Pacific mall ship Ecuador
were protected At Kobe. Japan. when
George O'Bsisn. Nils Christenssu and
Q soion watehman. Edward DAME,
O'Brssa. fought 800 japanese coolies
10 . staadstill and prsvsntsd the mob
fro0 boarding ~ vsassl aad wrsak.
Ing tAsls vsaseaass upsa the insn.
ws0sa "a eAt1lRsa wAe had besa bat.
0lAG ~ os1sataAA NJ ~ bssa
DesslAG AssaGA - DsstAsass x ~
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FORD GETS SIX CENTS
FAMOUS SUIT FOR MILLION DOL.
LARS CLOSED.

Mt. Cicmenx.-A jury awarded Hen
~ Ford cents damages against the
Chicago Tribune for calling him an an
archist. Attorney Alfred J. Murphy,
for Mr.. Ford. said: "'rhe important is.
sue in this case has been determined
favorabiy 10 the plaintiff. He has been
vindicatcd." Weymouth Kirkland, Of
counsel for the Tribune. said: I'VE call
II n victory for the rensOn that AttOr-
ney Alfred LuckIng, In closing for Mr..
Ford. stated that anything less than
substantial damages would be a defeat
for his client"
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Ecd pro1ItesrIne Shortly.

Washington. Of the real
punch behind the governments cam
paign to reduce the high cost Of livlna
has bsen given In unmistakable fash.
lon Ia many cities. While Attorney
General Palmer was telling the Senate
agricultural committee that he intend
ed to prosecute every dealer guilty OF
selling at higher prices than those
listed by the fair price committes.
word came from Chicago. st. Louis and
Birmingham Of seizures Of great guam.
titles Of foO<lstuffs.
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kar, says ns 10 s.I,, KING.

lisriin.-A courier has arrived In Bu
,ispsst. according TO reports received
with = letter from former Emperor
kari TO Afehdukc Joseph, In whlci,
Kari declares he IL still the crowned
king Of Hungary and commissions
Joseph to take over the sovereign pow
Or until he returns. The report adds
that the letter thanks the archduke for
the services rendered tho dynasty.
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REPORT THREE BLASTS
RIOTS OF STRIKERS At KEY.
STONE WIRE PLANT NEAR CITY.
sHERiFFs BATTLE MOB OF 900
STRONG WHO ATTACK
FACTORY.
Western N.v.pap.r Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Peoria. Ill.,, Aug. 1.-THE Second
regiment, Seventh battalion Illinois re-
serve militia, stationed here and com
manded BY Maj. H. NJ. Powell. has
been ordered to the scene Of the
strike. This morning 1t was reported
that three severe blasts occurred with
In the plant Of the Keystone Wire and
Steel Company. The blasts could be
heard for several miles.
Peoria. lll.-Three persons were
shot and seriously wounded and a score
Of other persons received cuts and
bruises when several hundred striker,
and sympathixers charged the Key
stone Wire and Steel Company's plant
In South BartOnvillc. five miles from
this city. A handful OF deputy shcr
Iffs who have been guarding the plant
where a strike Of 800 workers has been
In progress 70, several weeks, Tough,
off the rioters, returning vOlicy for vol
ley.
The seriously wounded arc Reul'er
SOinmers and Alvin SOmmers, who
were connected with the firm. and .
night Waterman who was shot In ths
bnck by snlpers. The SOmmers wers
fired upon with sliOtguns.
Sporadic outbreaks continued through
out the day md resulted In the shoot
Ing and slightly wOunding Of twt
strikers who had fired on the depu
ties.
The first outbreak occurred when q
truck load Of strike breakers were
carried To the plant under protection
"f deputy sl'eriffs.
The principa, outbreak followed ths
shooting Of II woman by II snlpcr neai
the plant. She wns only slightly In
Jurcd. Later II truck load OF strike
breakers approached the plant and fir
ing was renewed.
Minor outbreaks started eight weeks
ngo when the company employees
struck for higher wages and II rlose,
shop. Wage increases were granted
hut the company refused to recogniz,
their union. and for n time the plant
was closed down.
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Find Another Skeleton,

Nipple Hill. KAMA third skeleton
WAS dug up here BY the state officials
investigating the mysterious disappear.
Hnce Of four men during the last eight
years. The skeleton was found with
In nifty feet Of the one dug up last
week near livery barn. II was an.
nounccd by Maurice AcNsill. state At
torney. who 10 In charge Of the inves'
tigHtion.
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Train HIS Avtsmsblle,

Dsovsr.-Nrs. John Sanger. bride Of
few weeks, was seriously Injured.
MAJ. J. Foster Symc~ was badly hurt
aad Ars. Sanger. Mrs. Symsa, xrs.
Hank r. Ashley and X. @. Bulkley
were bruised and shaken up when the
aUeemobiis u which they were riding
WAS struck ~ q freight train at Es.
Aaiia, tWeaty.tWo miles south q Oea.
ves. An q ~ people ars preoinsat
II Deavees 0oelai ufs. Ma oaassf
~ Aa5ee 0V0ss wees rusAel y q.
L0bto heoDeeal Aafe.
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Killed BY M,nIa.u,. Train.

Dsnver.-lnjuries received ~ How.
ard Stark. four.ysar.old eco Of xAj
and Mrs. p. II. Stark Of Fort Logan,
Colo. when he WAS struck ~ the nia'
iature locomotive at Lakeside paSk, ~.
suited in his death at Mercy hospital
an hour later. The major VITA ~
son was crossing the oiaiatufs ran
way rtght-of.way at the pubic sFoss'
log 70 ths bathing beach IN ~ pask. "
said the wateAmaa at tAs oessGlns
"whsa the train came aSo001 ~
GAaFp curve 3uot abeve tAe eseog11O.
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peoert Twenty MexIesra.

Los Angeles. Calif.-Twenty Mexi-
cans were sent from Los Angeles to
the international line for deportation.
They were confined In special car
under guard. According to A. q. Bur
nett. immigration inspector. the men
were ,leported for spreading inflamma.
tory doctrines aud literature.
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s..a, s7oyooo, 90 In Merchandise.

Washington. n.--Since Uncle sam ss
aumed control of the railroads hs has
been the victim Of merchandise thsfta
from freight cars totaling $40 900. 900
Of thia amount eA000.OO0 represents
thefta In the Chicago terminate,
adO0O.OOO In Buffalo. elh.O0000o In
New York city and &2,soo.O0o IL Pitts.
hurg.
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huddls.ten Makes charss.

Washingt"n.-Chargcs that members
Of the National Coal association. COM
posed Of bituminOus operators. are In
n conspiracy to keep coal Off the mar.
kst nj II reasonable price. and that as
u result u severe shortage is In pros
pect. were made In the House by Rep
resentntivc Huddleston Of Alabama.
himself an owner Of coal lands.
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k,os o,ves Aopeeval.

I-on,ion.-King George has given his
asscnt to the bill adopted by Pariia-
m~nt rmtifying the German peace trsa.
Is. The net thus becomes law.
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Hvns Reject Demand.

Iterlin.-The German government
has rejected the demand Of the allies
for the recall of General von DER
Goltx. commander.in.chls of German
forces In tho Baltic peovino1A
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If you depend upon others to build
In a pretty careless manner.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-08-21

A broken trust is not easily mended
The faith of our friend Is treasure
to carry carefully.
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UNCOVER Big
FOOD STORES.
STORAGE PLANTS MOVE FOOD
TO AVOID DISCOVERY,
Is REPORT.
war ON PRoF|TEERS
SUGAR COMPANIES ARE MAKING
THREE PROFITS FROM WASH
SALES.
Western Newspaper Union News Service


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the seizure
by federal agents of millions Of pounds
Of foodstuffs throughout the nation,
1t was announced that every effort
would he made to secure penitentiary
sentences for those found guilty Of
profiteering. The wave Of resentment
against food boarding now sweeping
the country gained force when state
officials took concerted action to break
up combines to hold food in storage
for higher prices.
Columbus, Ohio.-GOv. james NJ.
Cox telegraphed Assistant United
States Attorney General Frank Davis
at Washington that the Sheriff street
warehouse and storage company,
Cleveland, to avoid federal penalty, IL
moving Its meat product to Chicago
warehouses, and that records as to pre-
vious storage in Cleveland are being
destroyed. While the governors tele-
gram did not give the names Of COM
panIes alleged to be shipping their pro-
ducts to Chicago, his telegram to At
tOrney General Palmer said Morris &
Co. and Wilson 4 Co. were owners of
part of 2.OOO.O00 pounds Of meat al
legged to be held in the Cleveland stor-
age houses Illegally under Ohio laws.
Brandt & Co., Cleveland, were alleged
to own the remainder.
thnf {Nyt.
ties are only the beginning In the
states war on food profiteering. He
said many additional warrants will he
issued
The governor requested the resigna.
tion OF S. T. Nash, Cleveland,
member of the State Board of Agricul'
ture. Mr.. Nash is president OF the
Cleveland Provision Company, the
manager OF which is charged in war
rant issued with violating the cold stor
age law.
Chicago.-Criminal prosecution Of
sugar operators, some Of whom 1t 10 al
legged have been taking three profits
through wash sales. rs likely to follow
the work Of federal investigators here
In disclosing hOarders and profiteers-
according to II. A. MilrOy, assistant,
district attorney.
The work Of the federal investignt.
ors branched out to suburban t0wns
where II IL claimed ChicagOans are
holding some Of their stocks In order to
escape investigation.
Nine carloads Of government food
stuffs now are en- route to Chicago for
distribution In the nine states Of the
seventh zone. These will be In add
tiOn to the enormous quantities In stOr
aEe In the quartermaster's warehouses
here. The population Of the seventh
zone IL about 43.I0O.OOO.
Mayor Thompson will have general
supervision Of the distribution in the
city, and sales have started at two de-
partment stores. A portion Of the sup
piles for the city. a. well as great
quantities for the remainder OF the sev.
enth zone. will he distributed by par
Gel post.
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Doesn't Know Enough.
"Why don't you sue the paper for
libel?"
Not me, mister. l amt had no
college education"
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What do you mean?"
81 was referring to their supply Of
canned music" - Birmingham Age
Herald.
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The Tractor Service Co.

18th 4 Wasse Sta. Dsnvsr. Colo.
Repair Tractors, Automobiles, Trucks
and al Machinery. either in our shop or
your field. Writs or call on Us and tell
10 your troubles, WE HAVE REPAIR
PARTS AND REBUILT TRACTORS.
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Moderate Circumstances.

"How about the people who have
just moved in next dOOr?"
"They seem to be fairly we'll of. I
should call them a fifty record fam
tI,,p
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

ing the war the United States gov ernment waged an extensive war against diseases that were sapping the life of the nation. This work among civilians is to be discontinued by the war department and it is up the various cities and communities to carry it on,
 According to bulletin issued by the war department commission on training camp activities, an organ ized campaign against venereal dis eases was carried into over eight hundred communities The first great step. that of breaking down the os- trich-iike attitude of the average man or woman toward veneral diseases, has been taken If this work is fol- lowed up by the individual communi- ties it will be vastly more effective than letting the matter drop and en- deavoring to take it up again at later date.
 Veneral diseases are the greatest menace to the health and efficiency of the nation More cases of blindness insanity and death are attributed to them than any one other cause. Con- gress has appropriated $4,000,000 to continue the fight against them and parts of this appropriation are avail able to cities, upon application. The cities are expected however to aid in the work, financially.
 It is to be hoped that the city fath- CTS can see the way clear to aid ma terialIy in maintaining clinic in Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
4 CITY PARK.

The Rotarians at their meeting yesterday, decided that city park was the one thing most needed to place Pine Bluff in the forefront of cities of the south, and also that the citizens were entitled to breathing spot, and they voted to secure park for the city.
 The new municipal playground is to be a memorial to the young men of the city who served their country on land and sea during the recent war. There is no more fitting mem orial than one that will perpetuate the memory of Pine Bluffs fighting men through service to the commun- ity.
 This city is one of the few in the United tSates that can not point with pride to a municipal breathing breathing spot. But in the very mean future Pine Bluff will have a tract that it will be douhly proud of be- cause it will fill long felt needs and because it will bear with it the sentiment of appreciation expressed by the citizens for those to whom it is to be dedicated.
 And Pine Bluff is indebted to Ro- tary
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Plan Model school.
CHTLEANS DESIRE.
 RELATIONS WITH U. $,

New Orleans, April S.-"When the people of the United States and Chile come to a real understanding and each realides the good one can do the other then will come the close busi- ness relationship, investment of Am erican dollars in Chilean enterprises mutual good feeling and a solid bond of Friendship, eemented by substan- tial financial dealings" Senator Eli odoro Yanez, former president of the council of ministers. former minister of foreign relations and member of The Hague court of arbitration, de- elared today at a luncheon tandered the Chilean financial embassy. of which he is chairman, by the city of New Orleans The embassy arrived today to tour the United States in an effort to promote commercial rela- ti0nship,
 MT Yanez, who also is editor of LaNaeion, newspaper of Santiago, declared khe recently in&ngnrated South American service of the Asso- ciated Press filled a long-felt want n South American newspaper off, ees
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
GERMANS REFUSE
 10 IND0RSE NEW
 BAVAR!AN SOVIET
Hold Hoffman Government is Only Legitimate Power
 in Bavaria.

Copenhagen, April S.-The German national government will not recog- nize the new soviet republic of Bavar- sage, received today from Berlin. de- clares. It holds that the soviet or ganization has not conformed with the provisional constitution for Ger many which provides that represen- tatives of the state council shall be chosen at general election and shall enjoy the confidence of the people Therefore, the national government s contention is that the only legitimate government in Bavaria is the Hoff - man government.
 Premier Hoffman'S statement to the effect that he has not retired from office, but has only moved his head quarters from Munich, is accepted by the national government.
 Advices from various parts of Bar varia show varying receptions of the soviet proclamation.
 At Passau, close to the Austrian frontier, a meeting called by the sol diers' and workmen's council declar- ed for the introduction of the soviet republic and for an alliance between Hungary and Russia.
 Regarding the situation in Munich a dispatch from that city says:
 "It is announced by general head quarters of the first Bavarian army that soviet republic was proclaim ed today, (April 7thl in Bavaria. Therefore, the domain of the first army is declared to be in an intensi- fled state of siege"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

 ed from a trip to the East As to building materials, MT. Couch said the concensus of opinion of those with whom he conversed was that no early decline in prices is to be ex- pected.
 "The prices of building materials, they think said MT. Couch, may decline ten or 20 per cent in the course of time, but the decline will be slow It is going to require long time to bring about readjustment."
 Mir. Couch said the East is not en- toying as great prosperity as this section of the South, but that there is prosperity everywhere, and all are optimistic over prospects for further continued prosperity
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
AN IRISHMAN'S NIGHTMARE.

By James w. McGee. Last night I dreamt an awful dhrame That filled me wid dismay; thought the Irish people Had renouonced St. Patrick's Day; They'd cast aside brave men and
 true
 Of Ireland's fightn' band To substitute the kaiser
 And an Irish fatherland. No more, I thought, the 0's and Mes In Ireland find a place, For now 'tis Mike von Hindenburg Wha lades the fightin' race. Instead of Ireiand's golden harp Upon field of green, They raise the skull and crossbones Of a German submarine. The little bunch of shamrocks Which we thought so much about Thro' German zutur had become A bunch of sauerkraut
 Instead of Limerick bacon, Wid steaming dish of greens, They gave US weiner schnitzei, Served by little Dutch colleenss Wid all the bolshevilli there, From Cork to Donegal, ,Bouid Kaiser Bill became enthroned
 t ancient Tara's Hall The incense of the limburger Lent fragrance to the scene; And they sang Die Watch am Shan
 non."
 For "The Wearin of the Green"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
THE vENEREAL CLINIC.

Ex-Mayor Bloom and Alderman Mcbride led an attack against an or dlnance, later passed, by the city coun- cil which provides for the city's pay ing fee of $50 a month toward the malntainance of venereal clinic in the city. The mayor also gave no- tlce after it's passage that he would veto the ordinance.
 Those who oppose the ordinance should weigh carefully the matter be- fore taking final action. Such a clinic is vital to the life and welfare of a community and if possible should be established and maintained. Dur
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
RED CROSS WORK
 IS ON INCREASE

The executive committee of the To- cal Red Cross association held a meet ing last night at which time the homo relief report of Tom Collier was neard and routine bnsiness trs,ns- acted The local branch is receiving hundreds of letters every week in quiring about soldiers allotments, and asking aid in locating missing men The work is increasing rather than decreasing according to reports made at the meeting.
 Other matters with regard to the work were discussed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
COLORED SINGERS
 PLEASE MANY

About 2,0oo people attended the concert by Williams colored singers at the tabernacle last night, among whom about 800 were white people The program presented was varied, and handled with extreme grace by the talented singers
 The Williams singers have an in- ternational reputation, and have sung successfully in the large concert halls of Europe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
WAGE REDUCTION NOT EXPECTED
 SOON IN EAST

Eastern manufacturers, bankers and students of conditions in New York Philadelphia, and Washington are not looking for an early decline m prices of wages, according to H. c. Couch, head of the Arkansas Light k Power company, who has just return-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

Groves Tasteiess Chill Tonic which is simply IRON and QUIN1NE suspended in syrup. Restores Vitality and Energy by Purifying and En- riching the Blood. So pleasant even Children like it. You can soon feel it's Strengthening, Invigorating Ef- feet. Price Soc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

Mckinley Hinton, negro burglar, caught here recently and sent to the state farm, picked the wrong neighborhood for his night work when he came he came to Pine Bluff,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

There are two refrains that are being played extensively in European wouldrbe republics just now. One is the hymn of victory and the other is the funeral dirge They follow in rapid succession
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

Now that John Barleycorn has one foot in the grave, the powers that be have turned their attention to that temptress, Miss Nicotine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

Mayor M. c, Hollis has jumped up into the cabin, grabbed the throttle and declared that the policy for Pine Bluff from now on is to be full steam ahead"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
eizss|!|s|||''|5la;i;ss,o ||| |''|l

Chairman Wannamaker, of the South Carolina Cotton Growers association has called for show down" from Governor Allen, of Kan sas. Attorney General Palmer is to decide the issue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

One of the veying problems of summer is how to be able to enjoy a swim without obtaining sunburned nose.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

Rheumatism, or any blood, liver or kidney d. 5ease or mo0ey refunded. G. s. is a great tonic and sy stem builder Sold by all druggists or sent prepaid S1.00 per bottle: six bottles fol $5 90 Dealers, order G. s. from your job- bers. Write ne for testimonials. Enough said
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

An ounce of prevention these days IS an overcoat, rain coat, umbrella and palm leaf fan,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

FOR ClNDERS AND GRAVEL AND all kinds of hauling and excavation, call Ed Albright. phone 242 2-11-tf