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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-27
Villa Now is Sole
 Head of Rebels in
 Mexico, Says Carrier

Washington. Sept. 2f.-1nforma- tion that all the revolutionary lead ers in Mexico with the execution of Folk Diaz have accepted Francisco Villa as tht;r chief and placed at his disposal their men. munitions ano money has reached Washington throuoh a Villa conrier who left the revolutionary headouarters in 'h,- ranoo about two weeks aoo. The courier bears documents said to bn signed bv the following chiefs af- fi,rninp their loyalty to Villa:
 General Bannelos of Zacatecas:; General Mei%ueira. Oaxaca: General Mapana. Morelos: General Pelaez, Vera Cruz. General Carre Torres, San Luis Potosi: General Cabal'ero, Tamaulipas. General Almazen. Nue- vo Leon: General Cedillo. San Luis. potosi and Coahila and General Gutierrez, Cohuila.
 The various chieftains also are so;d tc hove approved formally the rlan of Villa to ooverr territory un- dor their control by Junta De Cob ernacion.
 A resolution hv Senator Lodoe a,so adopted without discussion ask cd the state department whether ma rinas had heen sent to Europe TO aid in carving out provisions nf the Cerr,nn neace treatv for plebiscite in cchl"ewio- Holst"ir.
 The Knox resolution incorporated Int Associated Dress d'spatcres re- porting the incident at Frau.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-27
Psychist Says He
 Saw Cooper Slain:
 Two Are Arrested

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. 26.-Dennis E. Metcalf, white gardener. charged with the murder about a month ago of Robin J. Cooper, his employer and Nora Lee Jones, negro servant, charged with being an accessory be- fore the fact. were held without bond for action of the grand jury. which is TOW in session. following their pre- liminary hearing before magis- trate today. Both vigorously protest ed their innocence.
 Metcalf and the negro woman were arrested today on warrants sworn out hv Gabriel Hansen of Mem mnhis. who describes himself as psychoanalyti- cal detectire. Hansen alleged. accord ing to police that Gin a demonstra- tion." which bordered on the sniritua- listic he had "seen Metcalf kill Coon err" and backed up his statements with evidence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-27
Identity of Men Who Robbed Freight
 Car Still Unknown

The identity of the men who are alleged to have forced the train crew of Missouri Pacific freight No. 165 to get back on the train at the point of revolver, and who then, according to the statement of one of the brake. men, forced open meat car and threw out several pieces of meat while the train was waiting Tuesday night at the Cotton Belt switch west of Pine Bluff for the brakeman's signal to go ahead, still remains a mystery to officers and special agents of the railroad
 Special Agent George Graves ar. rived here yesterday morning from McGehee. where he maintains his headquarters, and all day yesterday remained here to conduct investiga- ions: He said yesterday afternoon he ad been unable to find any clue to he robbers, and said that he found nothing at the scene of the alleged hold up to indicate that anything un- usual had taken place there.
 Local police officers who also made an investigation at the place said yesterday they had discovered no evi- dences of car having been robbed at the crossing. or of any indication of an automobile having been there.
 The car which was robbed was a meat car containing shipment of meat to various towns in Arkansas. Eleven pieces of fresh meat were re- moved from the car. Eight of these were destined for Pine Bluff dealers. one was for g dealer at Dumas, and one for a dealer at Gould.
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10 TREATY APPEAR
 10 BE CERTAIN
Wilson To Be Told Hope fol, Complete Victory is Seant.
 Leaders Hear.
TREATY SPEEDED UP
 SIX HOURS IN SENATE
Fall Amendment. Business of Day Not Reached Evidences That There Win Be Compromise
 Increasing.

Washington, Sept 26.-The Ger. man peace treaty got nearly six hour of speeding up in the senate today. but without reaching the Fall amend ments. which had been made the special order of business by strict party vote earlier in the week.
 Chairman Lodge of the foreign re lations committee called up the pact two hours ahead of the regular schedule. and from that time until adjournment it was dicussed contin- ually A big crowd looked on from the galleries
 Just before the discussion started With an address by Senator Cum mins. republican of Iowa, attacking the league of nations covenant. repub- hcans and democrats alike had heard reports that the president, on his way home from his western speaking trip, would be advised Monday. per haps. by some democratic leaders that there was no hope of ratifvine the treaty without reservations. There was no reference. however in the long debate. to the presidents cancellation of the rest of his speaking nropram
 After colloquy between Hitch cock of Nebraska, in charge of the administration forces, and Senator Lodge concerning method of proce- dure relative to the Fall amendments which would exempt the United States from representation on for eign commissions created under the treaty, reading of that part of the text takinp in the last of the thirty , two amendments, was ordered. But
 the readino was never started. 1 Senator Hitchcock had contended that agfeement was to vote on the amendments today. but calling fol the record, Senator Lodge and others showed only consideration was tc begin today and in order to save time it was further agreed to get through with the reading before oponino' the debate
 Senator Williams, democrat of Mississippi, coming late into the chamber. asked permission 70 put
 into the record certain documents sent to him from California, con- cernino Senator ,Johnson's fight aoainst the Leag1e of Nations. Senator Williams had just remark cd that Senator Johnson was return ino to California to continue his at tack on the president and to look after his political fences, when the latter walked down the aisle, with fire in his eve.
 That opened the flood gates of oratorv. and the senate never got down to it's reading.
 Sonator Johrson. who started to- nioht for California. pleaded for edoption of his amnndment to the league covenant. which would pivc the United States the same voting mower as Great Britain. and declared ho was coin" amono the people to point out to them that the pact was an affront to the patriotism of the n, ay.ican OpOnIp.
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CALDWELL'S BILL ON PR0F|TEERINC
 LAID ON SHELF
Hope of Passing Such Measure Ends With Senate
 Action.

Little Rock. Sept Hope of passing an nti-profiteerine bill at this session of the legislature went by the boards today when Senator Caldwell's new measure. which pro vided fer registration with county of ficers of code system of marking price costs, was indefinitely post poned by vote of 24 to & Two oth- CT profiteering bills. including tho one introduced by Caldwell providing for the marking of price costs in plain figures have been unfavorablv recom- mended and are definitely SidetraelS ed. There are two profiteerinC measures before the house judiciary committee that have never been call ed up and probably will not be called up it was said tonight
 Senator Caldwell. in sneech this afternoon. criticized what he termed the wide opnosition to his measure He said that he had believed the mum her of profiteers in Arkansas was small but that the protest which his measures aroused over the state had almost persuaded him that the nro- fiteers Were greater in number than he had believed
 The senate today adopted motion to adjourn sine die next Wednesday at noon. A similar motion was adopted in the house yesterday.
 Senator Caldwell returned last night. He will spend Saturday and Sunday here. going back to Little Rock Monday morning.
 "I feel that I havn dore my duty ' said Caldwell. "The bills would have hurt no one but the profiteers. l exceedingly regret to see Arkansas merchants convict thomselves in the eyes of the public. That is the logi- cal conclusion l reach"
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Would Re-Organize
 Railway Unions

Chicago, Sept. 26-Delegates from local unions of many states at the convention called here yesterday by the Chicago district council of the reiterated railroad shop crafts. but not authorized by the international o1Ilcers, today adopted a resolution autnorizing the appointment of a committee to re-organize the rail- railroad department of the American Federation of Labor.
 The convention tabled resolution calling for secession from the fed erated shop crafts and for formation of a new union.
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10000 May Quit.

Portland, Ogn., Sept. 26.-Ter thousand workers in steel shipyards of Portland district will strike Octo- Der unless an order of Director Central Ackerson, of the Shipping board, delaying wage increases re- gently agreed to, until after the in- dustrial conference at Washington October 6, is rescinded, it was said here today by officials of the steel workers union.
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ment to Use Every Fa- y at Hand to Protect
 the Nation.
 Ia AT MIDNIGHT AFFECTS THOUSANDS ont Looks on Strike as Sat Against Life of Con- hunity-Suspend Army Consolidation.

n. Sept. 26.-The government
 ipbt marshalling all the facil-
 it's disposal with the avowed
 of fighting to a bitter fin
 buntry wide strike of railway
 hich was due to begin at mid
 result of the refusal of the
 ! Union Railway Men to &C., E governments proposals re-
 the fixing of permanent
 wages as basis for further lions.
 an authoritative source 1t rned tonight that the govern htends to use it's every re
 even to the employment of forces if necessary, to combat as characterized as a "heinous
 and "a strike against the the community"
 dy preparations have been
 continue the transport of ies by motor cars: the war has suspended all leaves of
 and further demobilization of itary forces. and the food r has revived virtually all the easures regarding the ration flood.
 Hecision of the National Union (wav Men to strike came at the pnference this morning be- |the union leaders and the which had resulted in a dead Ehe only official pronounce pnce then has been a brief ent that the neeotiations had pnd that the strike would take etches from the provinces ar pn London since midnight in- that the call for the railway mas been generally responded l'ough Tn some centers with nee.
 Thomas. on behalf of the men, lsued a short statement. 'lne deep reeret over the ont |nd declared disorders and the tlon of pronertv would not be lancnd bv the union.
 today the union met to con- ne strike and it is significant eravitv of the situation that Haig and General P military commander of the district, were summoned for a ation. io'
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Alleged Texas Auto
 Bandit is Wounded

Minneanolis, Minn.. Sept. 26.- Samuel Shayanberg. alleged automo- bilt bandit. whose home is believed to hn in Dallas, Texas. was probably fatally shot in a gun dne' with the police today. A second bandit es- caped According to the police, the two mon were caught stealing an automobile and the pistol duel fol- lowed.
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Jury Hard tO Get
 In Assault Case

Memphis. Tenn. Sept. 26-After 10 davs' effort only ono irryman '"ar qualified in the trial of Allen McNamara. charoed with assault uncn vo',n" cirl at Raliech Srrincs on Auonst ?9. The venire will he ovhaus+ad today # ju~nrs disdualifv therselvos in Judge Richards court as they have been doing.
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T. S. BRADBURY HERE.

T. S. Bradbury. who was tried in Jefferson county circuit court several years ago on charge of killing r. G. Jenkins of Sherill, was in Pine Bluff Thursday en route to Texas. Bradbury recently received his dis charge from the army.
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1 AND PLANS I Q USE HER 6RMY IF NEEDED IN WALK0UT IF EMPLOYES OF RAIL WAYS
ALABAMA TOWN TO ERECT MONUMENT
 TO ROLL WEENIL

Enterprise, Ala, Sept. 26. The sum of S3,0o0 has been voted by the citizens of En- terprise for the erection of monument to the boil weevil. It will bear the following in- scription:
 "ln profound appreciation of the boil weevil and what 1t has done as the herald of prosperity, this monument is erected by the citizens of En- terprise, Coffee county, Ala bama."
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5O0-Barrel We'll on
 Judge GOuld's Land

Mrs. James Gould last nioht receiv- ed messaoe from Judge Cou'd stat ing 5OO-barrel well bod beer hroupht in vnstnrdav on holdings of the James Gould Oil and Gas com- pany
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-27
John ID. Offers $2O.00O.O00 To
 Medical Study

New York. Sent. 26.--A gift of $20000,000 from John D. Rockefeller for the improvement of medical education in the Uni ted States was announced today by the general education board.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-27
LAPS GET HUN SUBS

Tokio, Sept. 26-German submar- ines allotted to Japan have safely ar rived at Yokohama where they are open to public inspection.
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WILSON ILL; TOUR CANCELLED; OTHER ENGAGEMENTS FOR NEAR
 FUTURE ARE 10 BE CALLED OFF
GROCERIES FIFTEEN
 PER CENT LOWER f\
 CITY Of NEW YORK

New York. Self 2f Frees of groceries aao5ed ri e1 Semi-Weekiy Hi> .>dr3 h the fair prirc" 5or,a5.fsr here are l5 per ctag lower today than they were thc t.r>. of the year, while prices 0t meats have declined from x to 10 Der cent, Arthur W lj'mS, federal fooa aamiM>tr.- tor. announced today.
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NEGRO BISHOP IN CITY.

R'shon '. M Corne~ of Little pock will come 10 Pine Rlrff today. and to- r'ovrow fn~arn~r v';'l de,iver or aA-
 "-"se at the ct 1ohn A. M F..
 church. of which Rev. A. H. Hill is pastor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-27
Issue Food Order

'on' Sept. 26.-The government nces that in order to assure unplles durinr the strike it may Eessarv entirely to suspend the eprtation of coal.
 1ood controller tonight issued ger virtually reviving the war
 ss reeardino food namely, by 'tlng hoardine beyond one
 supply and applying the ration rs to to public eating houses which [ot ne allowed to serve suoar. |a,, "r butter separatelv. except to |eh under 10 years of age.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-27
sTowELL TO DETROIT.

'' nn;solA. n. A. Stowell rector of Fri for fp1nncopal ncpal parish, leaves Mon. ion , petroit, Mich.. to attend the ba % r oi the trienniel convention ion
 aosent for several weeks ''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-27
WEATHER FORECAST
Saturday part ly cloudy. warm- CT: Sunday gen erally cloudy.

At that. Woody did n mans job before he finally "caved. /"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-27

p'e ethan than aoo officers of the navy lies and ,'1a h: because of meager
 ana nigh cost of living.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-27
Strike May Snraad

;,on' Sent. 26.-"I do not think is a shadow of a doubt that the
 ana the telenhone workers pm the strike" said T. H Thorn "era. sanretarv of the National ,,,., m failwav Men in an inter w,.n the Daily Mail. Accordino
 Daily Mail the eovernmert al, ess "eets the miners and telephone as who with the railway men n the strike. '"'''e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-27
Is Grave Crisis

ndn,, ~ odASISs
 m ruon' Sept. 26.-Sir Robert
 ''i"n ;,aI Horne. minister of labor stn;' m1erview tonight on the rail.
 ''s marks the gravest industr;a,
 ,,, which has confronted th;s
 at 1or many years and it oc. ha most most fruitful of injury.
 w country is only now bec;n !. ou to $ ssfr',eple toward the rehah;. of o' 'ts industries and the ef- w; this stoppaee cannot ho
 ".se than disastrous.
 |ahe,,. e remarkable than anvthino 'nout nu the strike is it's extraord;' aSt,oee1nltancy and the apparent bnca,, u.e disregard of the public. If ps p'erned ,e with the question of ls' b ~, vet the change in waoes es |nr m the railway men fear eannof nnof mhot' mi possibility take place before '',osr eos,s.. al and not even then mn.
 ,u"Ihaltlons u,I are much alterad
 what anybody anticipates, :"
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MyS FERROUS DISEASE
AFFLICTED WOMAN

In an parts Of the United States there
are thousands OF women who were
healthy a few months ago. hut now they
are invalids. The doctors hold ont no
hope of their recovery They may lngcr
for years before they die. or they may
he suddenly doomed to tho grave any
day. What is the cause OF this? is it
some mysterious disease that is spread.
ing over tho country? What is it, and
how can it bc overcome
World famous specialists who have
spent years OF their lives in the pro
found ard scientific study Of the cause
and cure OF such conditions assert. with.
out hesitation, that the great majority
Of such cases are due to Acid Stomach.
1t is the great American disorder and
the enemy Of an mankind. The most
appalling thing about it is that il seems
such simple ailmcnt when it first
makes itself felt The stomach is a
little sour due to the undigestcd food
that Is fernenting In tho stomach
Then there is gas that causes belching
The patlen, thinks nothing OF IT and
does nothing to correct il. What is the
result? This terrible condition Of Acid
stomach grows and grows and grows
from one stage to another until per
fcct.y healthy mau or woman IS chang.
cd into 20 chronic invalid
If everybody would only take Pepsi
mol before jhe Break" comes n is
So much oasie" to prevent than to re.
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Entertain with Family Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Roberts enter.
tained with a u o'clock dinner yes
terday, when guests wore limited to
members Of their family The table
was gaily decorated with Christmas
suggestions. Seated with the hosts
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Cook, par
ents of Mrs. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Cook, Mr.. and Mrs Tom Rob
erts, Mrs. Lula Yell and little SON
James, Mr.. and Mrs. l. Il. lrby, Miss
Inez Irby, Messrs. Leon, Cecil ana
fred Irby, Miss NLaye Roberts, Miss
Euna Mae Roberts, Miss Thelma Bliss
Roberts, Miss Wilma Lois Roberts
Messrs, Billie and Lloyd Roberts,
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BEAUTIFUL BEL GAN
LOVES AMERICA AND
AMERICANS A LSO
OKLAHOMA INDIANS


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FamiIy Gathering SUNDAY

Mrs. Pet kearney and daughter, Lou
Use, of Memphis. Tenn, arrived in Ard.
reunion at the home OF Mrs. Kearneys
mother, Mrs. j. r. Pulliam, 1902 West
Broadway Sunday. other members Of
the family who will be present are
Mrs Clinton O. Bum and son, c. o,
Jr., and John r., of Norman and Mrs
Joe Berkshire. Mrs. Berkshire spent
Christmas day in Dallas with Mr.
Berkshire, returning today.
Mr. Bum, who is with the Y. NJ. c.
4. overseas. is expected to reach Am
erica Christmas day. He win come to
Ardmore immediately
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spend "a fortnight with Mr.. simpsons
sister Mrs Il. Maltbic, and his broth
er, Mrs. W. +. simpson.
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as guests through the holidays, Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Gregg, and Mr.. ana
| Mrs. w. H. Gregg, Jr., Of Dallas,
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Walcott have
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For Mrs. Smith

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fuller, ll' Is
street, southwest. entertained with a
Christmas dinner Yesterday honoring
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Smith and fam
lily, having as additional guests twenty
five other intimate friends. A pleas
ing feature of the dinner was a short
talk by Mrs. Smith, who is of Nazar'
enc belief
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Family Christmas Party

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Ikard Of this city
had with them for the Christmas holi
days their three sons, Roe and Floyd
both of whom are with the Federal Re
serve Bank OF Dallas, and Mr.. ano
Mrs. Milton lizard, from Fort Worth
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Daniels-lreland

Miss Sarah Daniels and Mr. Charles
Freeland, both Of Dallas, Texas, were
quietly married ut 1880 o'clock this
morning at the home of the officiating
minister, the Rev. George w. Lewis,
pastor of Carter Avenue Methodist
church.
They arrived in Ardmore yesterday
and will be guests Of friends until 20
morrow, when they will return TO Dai'
las TO make their home.
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.Ap SOC


A meeting of the Federated Mission
ary Societies will be held at st. Phil
ips Episcopal church, Tuesday after
noon ut 2:30 o'clock.
A cordial invitation is extended 10
the members of all the churches, by
the women Of st. Philips church,
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FRANK A. Pierce. who Is playing at
the oil game in Louisiana, was here
vest rdGy from Shreveport
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Society Personals,

Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Nichols and
children, Leola and Janca are spending
the holidays with Mrs. Nichols parents
IN Henrietta, Texas.
Miss Anne Anderson has returned
from a few days visit with friends in
Oklahoma City and Norman.
Miss Willie Mae Woodard of Grand.
view, Texas, is a guest Of Miss Jose
phine Coffman, 315 d street, northeast.
7 Mr.. and Mrs. Ben II Mason, 11O4
West Broadway. have as guests for the
Holidays, Mr.. Mason's sister, Mrs. Gill