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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18
SYMPATHY IN DICTIONARY

Jack McAuliffe, who retired un~
beaten from the squared battle ground,
"A y it gives him an ingrowing pain for
the sob-artists to refer TO Jess willard
as Poor willard" Give heed to Jacks
comment on the subject:
Poor Willard, my eye. They didn't
say Poor sullivan when old John T..
licked him, Not once. But had to Dor
row money TO n his hotel bill and his
c~arfare back home, He fought on the
basis Of winner take all. which was as
It should he.
IAN fights should he conducted on
hat basis, especially those for cham
| pionships. Let the loser walk II he
wants TO, or stay where he falls, -,
willard was down TO his last nan
| million when he met Dempsey. NOW
he IL staring another half million IN
the face, and II doesn't look ike ne
| Will be able to escape getting II.
Sounds like poor Willard
Not on your HE.
They gave Sullivan a benefit in bos-
ton, and II made him weep.
ole was proud and a fighter. lie net
on himself and lost He didn't haVe
any commercialt2ed game 60 insure mn
a big sum even though he lost, MOI
Sullivan. He didn't own any OIL WEI
nor big home In Kansas. He was broke,
but he could fight, and was willing 10
bet all he had to prove It.
And later, when sullivan went GU,
or the road with a show, he squared VT
with every man he owed.
Poor willard, and he tossed a towe.
into the ring, Poor willard, ana ne
started home in a biz high-priced auto
mobile,
Poor willard, my eye"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18
WONDER HOW CORR
FIGURED HIS VERDICT?

Long distance observations of a
right that took place in London may not
De the most accurate but are at least
worth while, especially since the party
OF the second part is a Memphis entry,
Judging solely from what has come
over the wires n wonders what style
or mathematics was employed by CORR
in reaching his dscision-unless IL was
the same used to furnish Freddy Welsh
a victory over Willie Richie, whan the
latter was champion lightweight VI the
world.
Willie "a stripped Of his title in
mandy fashion and was wild. You prob
ABLY recall the details and the debate
that followed.
II Is certain then that just such an
other will ensue since Wilde won from
Moore. In this case, however, there will
be a stronger American backing since
me arena was well packed with the
khaki and the blue.
Moore had an edge through the
sixteenth and was not oVertaken there
after 1t would seem that he would be
entitled to the decision. The cabled
story states that after this Moore strove
for a knockout and that Wilde esaded
the blow. But sdOdging the sic
doesn't add to an attack. Z
1T Will be interesting to hear what
Moore thinks of the verdict when he
axes time TO write 1t down. Maybe Il
viii run like this:
This is q tip to any boxer
Meeting a British light:
Leave at home your jabs and crosses
But carry some dynamite.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18
MIXED FIELD
FEATURES At
FAIRGROUNDS
-Four PAGERS and One Trotter
Entered In Fourth Event Of
Program of Tri-State .Driv-
ing Club Saturday.
BY coYLE SHEA.

-Four PAGERS and a trotter make up
the cast in the feature race Of the Tri-
State Driving club Saturday at the fair
grounds. The affair Is the fourth on
the program and brings out the best
hayburnerk In stock.
Ruby Bingen, FINS J.. Garrett, Man
ager II, and ReveTie furnish the pacing
colony against n trotter-Miss S16.
This struggle Is in the nature of a con-
tinued story, for practically the same
field picks up where it left off q week
back. Two additions are Manager H.,
who comes back after a weeks rest,
and Reverie, who is just getting set
for the summer.
Last week the field finished Miss S1s,
FINS Garrett and Ruby Bingen, in the
order named. The question up before
the house. then, is whether this trotter
a show her heels again in dusty fash
ion, Both FINS Garrett and Ruby
Bingen have had fine workouts during
the week and are being touted highly
for the rihhnn
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18

Jumped the team a few days ago and
vent to Elizabethtown, Ohio. to work
ior the Klein Chocolate company.
The candy company made Dick a
sweet offer, with a chance to play ball
every Friday and Saturday with a cut
m on the receipts, and also promised
hlm a good Job through the winter, so
Dick chucked his first base position
WIN the Vols and headed for the choco-
late factory, Dawson Graham, ex-
Chattanooga first baseman, Is now
playing the door for Nashville.
In addition to losing Kaufman, Ell
lam himself Is out of the game with a
bad knee, which was injured Saturday
as he rounded first base.
Umpire Bill Brennan, who osflelated
back Of the plate Thursday at Russ.
wood, has his finger knocked out OF
place by a foul of Manda's bat In the
first Inning. Hank Dsberry, Pei catch.
or, pulled the digit back In place and
the game proceeded.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18
Real Seasons Race.

The GTonauer and Goodman entries
have been having a race of their own
this season, and are the keenest Of
rivals. After FINS Garrett had estab-
lished himself as pacing champion Of
the club Ruby Bingen came along and
knocked him for a goal. Finis came
back the next week and scored a clean
knockout, and in last weeks card fin
ished second to Miss S1s, whereas Ruby
turned up in third place.
Just what Manager II. and Reverie
caM do against this trio Is a matter of
much discussion. but the general opin-
ion is that whatever happens the race
should be tight from the start.
The time peeled off last week-2:14&
and 2;lS--was nothing extra, but was
good enough to win with, which Is the
main thing.
Following the fourth. interest will
probably center in the outcome Of the
fifth event for trotters only, with DR..
Buckley, Melba, Princelite and Billy
Rhodes as the entries.
DR.. Buckley and Billy Rhodes carried
OF prizes last week in the fourth and
flfth races, respectively. DR.. Buckley
showed tho way to Melba, DR.. Herman
and Winnie Nc, whereas Billy Rhodes
was In a match race with Bonnie Lou,
The sad twist to this comes in the sep
arati0n OF Media and DR.. Herman, rivals
OF O seasons standing; in fact, it would
not surprise rail hounds to see these
two slip out to the track when every
thing is over and put on a race of their
W just for the fun of it.
The first race will commence at 2:3O
O'clock and no admission win be
charged. The band will be on hand as
usual: ~
The program:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18
MOORE WINS, BUT LOSES.

As was 20 be expected, Pat Meore
hteraily mopped up the canvas In the
arena In London Thursday with Jimmy
WIDE and as was 20 be expected, Pal
was not given the decision. According
70 reports from the rlnpslde OF the bat.
We moore had the tly~elaht champion
ot erltaln Utmost out In the fifteenth.
nad his nose and mouth bleeding and
forced the bally eritlsher to hano on Tor
GEAR lite 10 keep from klssIna the AN.
vas. win Moore never even beInu hurt
leaving the ring without a scratch and
pong as fresh as he was In the first
round. This vas the way Pal was
beaten (o by Wide.
The English system Of SCORING made
Z necessary for Pal to knock Wilde
INTO a cooked hat to win. Pal said
here before he sailed for London that
tne only way he expected to win was
by a knockout, as he realized the Brit.
lshers would Give Wilde all the ad.
vantage In every way, as II 20 proved
hat Moore was the victor Is Apparent
attar peruslna the reports OF those at
the rin~sIde, who could not disguise
we fact that Pal had slammed the
erltisher With everything In every
round, British crit" and British az.
most points Ter Wilde, "british oritS
beina whom Wide stood up and took
a dozen wallops on the Jaw and failed
20 90 down.
Moore needs no abb, for he has Al.
ready shown that he Is the kIna OF the
baby battlers, the verdict against him
to Wilde notwithstanding.
Moore received SIS 600 AZ his end OF
the purse which Is a bit Of consolation
! CiSiOn
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18

Jack Flynn has made some changes
in his Waterbury team. Bob MurTes,
secured from Toledo, finally eonsenteo
to play after holding off pending q SET
tlcment Of n controversy In which Wor-
ices or N least the refusal OF them
when Toledo sent him back, The vet
eran Leo nowd Ia another new one
VITA Waterbury, and Salmonson Is a
new catcher
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18
VOLS SPEND DAY HERE.

Tho Nashville Vols spent Thursday In
Memphis on their WAY to birmingham,
where they open Friday, and were out
~ khssWood 10 watch the Pels and
Chicks In action.
Manager Roy ELAN. Of the Volun-
teers' says his team is In bad eondi.
tlon, and that nothing except a miracle
can save them from the cellar berth,
where they are nos located, The big
gest blow the Vols have suffered so FAR
was when Dick Kaufman, the premier
dyst baseman Of the Nashville club,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18

rounds. In the opening inning Chris
tenbury walked and Wanda, after vain
~ trying 20 sacrifice, singled to left.
Carroll moved them up with a sacrifice
and Griffin trlpled to center, sending
them over. The squeeze was put on,
Lewis bunting In front Of the plate and
Griffin scoring Lewis beat the throw
to first. In the third Dixie Carroll hit
"A home run over the right field fence,
In the sixth, with two gone, Carroll
heat out a hunt and scored on Griffin's
double to center. This was the final
scoring NJ the Tribe,
The Pels scored their final run in the
ninth with two gone, Sullivan walked,
bert had walked, Suily and Larry put
on the double steal, Sullivan scoring
and Gilbert taking second. Deberry
was tossed out by Lewis. The Chicks
went out in order In the ninth,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18

cree, rendered the decision on points.
When CORR raised the hand OF the
flyweight, his English supporters broke
forth In wild applause. Moore stood In
the center Of the ring a picture OF blank
amusement, dumfounded beyond speech.
But not 80 the Americans in every part
OF the house, The foreign contingent
showed what II thought Of the decision
in record breaking time, and as a result
many imprOmptu battles followed be-
tween partisan rivals.
Cries Of "Robber!' Thief" and
Crook r~esounded through the arena,
and even some heated Americans sug-
gested y lynching. Others shouted,
Remember Willie Ritchie!'
English followers Of the game were
pleased with the verdict, but the Amer
leans couldn't see IL ali. You might
be truthful in stating that not ten
Americans in the house figured Wilde
was entitled to even a draw.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18
WHAT AILS BARONS?

ball club In the league this season be-
yond a doubt, but they can't win ball
anne and are In sixth place. Just
where the trouble lies is a question, for
the team is strong in every position,
with good pitchers, n fast infield and a
strong array OF clouters.
Johnny nobbs, manager Of the league
leading Pels, says the Barons are the
best team In the league, Roy ELAN.
Vol manager, ail-enders, says the
same thing. The opinions from the
highest to the lowest should be worth
something.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18
Wilde Is Clever.

Wilde displayed great cl~evernesH,
however, in the latter rounds when he
eyaded a knockout by excellent foot
swings Is probably what furnished the
balance OF power IN the mind Of the
referee.
Jimmy started with a rush but Jared
only mildly In the first round.
From the second to the sixteenth
Moore either won every round or got an
even break: His early work was con-
fined to jabbing with a left and HOOK.
ing to the body with the same arm, His
right was used for chopping to the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18
WILDE GETS Observation-Disclosures DOUBLE Bill
Jimmy Wilde Awarded Decision ODer
Pal Moore After 20 Fast Rounds

mans body. Realizing what had hap
pened, Moore rushed In and peppsred
He was dazed when he went to the
corner and came out for the fifteenth
10 run into a repetition Of the same,
From this stage on to the end Moore
threw boxing to the winds and strove
for a knockout. Jimmy rallied under
the fire and danced around.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18

1"as and took a double-header from the leaders and there is ouita n
Jana "nahGe mat the same thing may occur Friday.
o.o. "ahager Johnny Dobbs said he would likely start Buck Woovor
|s"t' az SUCK didn't get under way Thursday ana uoE In obana u
H% s%h au9rn the hill. Dobbs has Roberts available and also there 10
wbiToh. s w hd Iorkelson is ready to work, and there is no tanino
thaN fho 81 me Doooer twirlers will get the call. Hank Deberrv win catch
arfray. "" u" DC pack OF % plate In the second
rdato NJ a ~ barger Will in all likelihood pitch one of the pames With
S aoie roster working in the other. Eddie showed more wildIn %eS rb Wnh
pHchad 'e ao1rth thar. he has ever exhibited in all the games he mas
back NJ ~ pi ng mas m@ eeen a Irlbesman, and he should be ready 10 90
'"o@ AT m me ne blrds like a ton of brick Friday. '~U' ~ ~
te HIST game will start Il 3 o'clock with fa Ella, ,ss... -,
seven in innin ~ %h 1ae s. the opener has ended. The last game viii be-
na mnbs Whie the opener will go the fun route pu p ran,D
o IN ~ ~" bnpe oth games back OF the plate, while Campbell viii ' sorvs
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18
IN |
TENNIS TOURNEY
Four Stars Play in SingIes and
Doubles on Chicago
Courts. IA

CHICAGO, July 1S,-Four tennfr
players who topped their field snterAd
the semifinals in both mems singles
and mems doubles In the nationa clay
court tournament at the South Side
Tennis club today. In singles W,1iiam
T, Tilden, Jr, Philadelphia. VII has
Robert Klnsey, San Francisco. ana
William NJ. Johnston. San F~rancisc0.
former lawn tennis champion A kha
United States, viii meet Waltz NJ
Hayes, Of Chicago, Western Champion.
In the mems doubles the saHa fouT
players will be on opposite sides nfain.
Tildsn and Vincent Richards, OF 4enk-
erR, n, Y, will play Klnsey and kkel
Craven, Of Berkeley, Cal, Johnakpn
and Sam Hardy, OF Chicago, viii o.
pose Hayes and s, Howard voshsll, o
Mixed doubles will be begun taAag
and matches In women's douhl4.
which started yesterday will be puShsd
through the early rounds.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18
Memphian Batters BritiSher
All Over Arena and Looked
Good to Win-WiIde BIeedS
Freely From Vicious LET'S.

0NDON, July lS.-Jimmy
Wilde, the British ~flyweight
champion, was awarded a
decision over Pal Moore,
the American bantam, OF
Memphis, Tenn. at the end
Of their 20-round bout at
the Olympia last night, Eu-
gen CoTrl. the official ref
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18
'Batted for Weaver in fourth
MEMPHIS.
''Batted for Caravan in ninth.

Summary: Two-base hit 49, Griffin.
Three-base hit-Griffin Home runs
Carroll, sullivan Sacrifice hits-Car-
roll, Lewis, Double plR ys-WeaveT to
knapp, Manda to Griffin. Stolen bases
Daniels, sullivan go. Gilbert, Griffin.
Hits-On Weaver, s with 4 runs In 3
innings; off Foster, none with no runs
in 3 innings G on and none down when
relieved in fourth; of Fentress, 2 with
, runs g on and none down when re-
licvcd IN fourth4 Bases on balls-Of
Poster +, of Leo J, OF Weaver /, off
Canavan 4, off Fentress i. stuck out
by Canavau 4, by Lee /. Time-2:0O.
UmpiFes-Brennan and Campbell.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18
BANKERS LEAGUE.
Standing OF Clubs

SSAHuthb W NIupS' D.
Won. Lost, Pct,
Union and Planters ..... | .T5o
Bank OF Commerce ..... | 3 $50
Fridays Game-Hodaes Field.
The Bankers league will get on an
other section Of their pennant Journey
with a game at Hodges field this after
noon. Both clubs are confident Of VIC
tory, and a good game Is expected,
The games are free.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18

@ ny EsNulE roster anu ROY
Fentress The Pels staged "a walking
meet in the fourth, and when the round
had ended an even dozen Birds had
travelled TO the plate, nine Of whom had
scored, none being left on base, Hugh
GanaVan made az effort to save what
he could from the wreckugc and WAS
hit for a homer with the sacks clogged,
which sewed up the ban game for the
Pels. Here's the fourth round In de
tail, which will give an idea of what
came off at -RussWood Thursday
Fourth Round-The Chicks were four
runs ahead. The PelS came from their
corner with blood In their eye. Foster
had been pitching good ball. The plate
started swinging for him. He walked
knapp, the first man 10 face him. Sui.
Ivan waited Eddie out and walked.
Gilbert drew four wide ones, flllinu the
bags, with none out, Foster walked
himself out OF the game, Roy Fentress
went In. His first pitch was a strike.
The stands cheened, having visions Of
Roy emerging from the noun un.
scathed. But the plate was still swing.
ing. oeberrs walked, and there bsina
but three bags on the Russwood dia-
mond, knapp was forced across the
plate. StanSbury dropped a hit over
short n sullivan registered, leaving
the BAGS still soused. Fielder hit a hot
one that Jack Lewis couldn't handle,
and Gilbert came over, leaving the bags
still full. This was enough for Fen.
tress. He resigned. Hugh Caravan
went In. DaUbert hit a p~rounder TO
chrlstenbury, who fumbled, and De-
berry scored. The bags were still
packed. AS Buck Weaver had wavered
In the earlier rounds, II was decided by
Johnny Dobbs to remove him, and
pobbs sent Red TorkeIson In TO bat for
6uokerlno. Red hit a fly to Alah and
stansbury scored after the catch. Dan.
isls was called out on strikes. knapp
walked for the eeond time during the
round, again flllne the bags. Sullivan
hit the bail high into the negro bleach
ers for a home run, scoring Fielder,
Daubert and Knapp ahead Of him.
Gilbert grounded out TO Griffin. The
round was over,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18
TWO INDIANS TO BREWERS

MILWAUKEE,, wis. July 1S--Pltoll-
ers EnEmann and Petty, OF the Cleve
land American league baseball team,
have been purchased by the Milwaukee
American association cub.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
0 TO COLUMBUS.

ST. LOUIS, July 1s--Yalo Y. Sloan,
an outfielder, today was released by
the st. Louis Americans to the Co.
lumbus club Of the American associa-
ton.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18

flER PRESENTING THE PEIS with the opener of the
series on o silver platter, the Chicks are going back nj the
leagne-ieading Birds Friday afternoon in a double bill in
an EFFORT to even the count and take the lead in the series
~ V 81 " feis twice: A big assignment 1t is to
even WIN one game from the New Orleanians, but on the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18
PELS SCORE NINE
RUNS IN FOURTH
AND WIN EASILY
Eddie Foster and Roy Fem
treSs Issue Too Many Walks
and Sullivan Hits m
With the Sacks CIOgged.
sY BOB PIoUE.

HERE have been many wild
pitchers performing for the
Chicks since the Tribe has
IN John Martins
league, hut none Of them
ever attained the
heights Of witness exhibit
ed Thursday at Russwood
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At st. Louis R.H.E.
New York "
IS 21 2
st. Louis :
90 ioo0Oo00i-- II 4
Quinn, Mogridge,, Shore, Thormahien
and Hannah, Ruel; Gallia, sothoron,
wright and SEVERED,
Rostoh ,''',',O 100000 % 'T 4
Cleveland 80 1O2IO o a /
Ruth and Walters; Morton and
At Detroit R.H.E.
Philadelphia % 11OOOO1o -s I 3
Detroit ......,o 4 100000 IS 5 5
and Ainsmith.
At Chicago RHE
Washington % 1O0lO212- II o
Chicago ,.....l 0 0O2 0 o. . /
Shaw and Charity; Faber and Lynn.
A. n.N NHTloNAL LEAGUE.
New York 80 Q 0lO0i0- Z /
Hendrix, Douglas and o'Farrell:
Barnes and Gonzales.
AT Brooklyn R,H,E.
Cincinnati ~ oll20o0 o--5 Q 0
%Hu 'NHi AuNh, hiliihib HldIluuA
and Miller.
At Philadelphia R.HE.
st, Louis 30 O0O00OOOO0OS II
Philadelphia 0 0O000O000 Ii 0
Jacobs and iilhoefer; Meadows and
Tragesser.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Louisville 5-2. st. Paul o..
At Toledo az, Kansas city 81.
At Columbus I, Milwaukee 3.
AT Indianapolis /, Minneapolis 2,
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
At Greenvule 10, Charlotte "a.
At Augusta |, Charleston 0.
Others rain.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,
At Buffalo 8, Newark s.
At Rochester IL, Reading 10.
At Binghamton sis, Baltimore 90.
At Toledo 4, Jersey City 8.
-
VIRGINIA LEAGUE,
At Petersburg 4, Suffolk ..
Others rain.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18

ln the fourteenth he brought blood
win a nook TO- h mouth that shook
every bone In the game little English
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-18

k
!SSs
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Birmingham, first game R.H.E.
Atlanta ......0 0 / ] 0 0 Q % =.
birmingham % 002020s - :.
Thorburn and Higgins; Crews, Sig.
man and Peters.
Second game R,HH.
Atlanta .."..,.....0 10000 Ga Il D
birmingham ......0 0 0 0 l 0 Oil 10 /
shsshan and Higgins, sigmsn and
Peters. $500
Al Little Rock R.H.E.
Mobile ........0 0 0O4l0 S--S IA i
Little Rock 30 0 20 Q 00 0 IL 10 1
Wy n Coleman; Robinson, beech
and Brottem.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-21
PROVES GERMAN PEOPLE
 WANT REPUBLIC
Few Disturbances at Polls Many Women Voting and
 Are Reported

London, Jan. 20.-The course of the elections throughout the German state, says German government wireless dispatch received here to- night, "has clearly proved that the development of a republican form of government interests the whole Ger man nation. Participation iii the elections was vigorous everywhere and in the sharpest contradiction to the indifference which vast classes, especially the Bourgeoisie have shown ill former elections. Espe- ;cially remarkable was the strong percentage of women among the vo- ters. @t
 "Only from the Rhineland prov inces, the mining district of Ham born, asset and a few small places have there been disturbances due to the Spartacans. Everywhere else the day has been quiet.
 "The party administration of the Independent Socialists has appealed to the workers to suspend their pro- test strike and to return to work"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-21
P!MPLY? WELL, DON'T BE!
People Notice It.. Drive Them Of with Dr. Edwards
 Olive Tablets.

A pimply face will not eInba1rass you much longer if you get package of Dr. Edwards Olive Tcblcta.s The skin should oegin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights.
 Cleansethe blood, the bowels and theliver with Cr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sue. cessfrl substitute fer calornel; there'snever any sickness CT pc;n a1tcr taking them,
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tct!ets do that which caloznel cccs c-d j;:cc.. g effectively, but their acton is gentle and safe instead of severe and irritating.
 No one who tcc..-.ea Give Tablets is ever cursed vii. "a dark brown taste." a bad breath. dull, listiess, mo good" feeling, constipation, torpid liver. bad disposition or rimply face. pr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil: yor will know them by their olive color. Dr. Edwards spent years among pa. tients afflicted with liver and bowe, complaints, and Olive Tablets are the immensely effective result. E
 Take one or two nightly for a week See how much better you feel and look: 10c and 25c per box. All druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-21
U. S. MARSHAL MAY TAKE OVER CARS
 IN KANSAS CITY

Kansas City. JanN 90.-The, possi- bility that Kansas City. Mo-, street car service, impaired since Decem- Der II hv strike of motormen and conductors may pass to the direc- tion of the United States marshal's s office as it has in Kansas City. Kans.. was suggested today by the clearing up of a misunderstanding between Federal Judge Arba s. Van Valken- hurgh and the city ccunsellor's office regardine a netition filed by the city asking that the marshal be placed iil charge a ". >', Judge Van Va)kenbrrgh early in the day stated that it was his under standing the city had withdrawn the retition. E, M Harhar. city coun- s'ellor announced however, that it had not heen withdrawn and the court would be asked to take it up immediately.
 Francis M Wilson. United States dinstrict attorney stated tonight that he received no reply as vet from his telegraphic reurest to deper ertmen. of justice operatives be authorized to investigate the dvramiting of carS of which there have heen more than 25 cases.