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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
FORMER SOLDIER
 HAS MARKET HERE

E II Herrington, Faith boy, who recently returned from eleven months service in the army. has eri- parked in the meat business at 618 West Barraque MT Harrington oc- cupies part of the bnilding where " i Allen conducts a grocery. and has secured the services as meat cut ter Alonzo Mcdonald 4r Herring ton served in the medical corps in the army, and there learned many thin@s about sanitation and tho danrev in- cured in eating unciear or contamin- ated food He says his market will be strictly sanitary ia every way, and that cleanliness will obtain in the handling of meats Until ne joined tho army MT Herrington was a member of the force at seavitt's store
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DECLARE WHOLE WORLD ORGANIZED
 AGAINST COTTON
Claim Government Aiding Those Who Would Force
 Down Prices.

Dallas, Tex, April 8.-Supple- merting resolutions adopted bv the Texas Cotton conference declaring that the secretary of agriculture of the United States had assisted in forcing down the price of cotton, and that the control of movement and marketing of cotton by Benard Bar ueh was antaeonistic to the interests of the cotton growers, N A Shaw chairman of the conference, announ- cad today that movement had be- gun to organize southern farmers to force the removal of the cotton en- bargo
 The situation is that the whole world is organized against cotton ? said MT Shaw and our own gov- ernment is giving and and ancour- agement to those who are trying to force down prices.
 The farmers believe that cotton has not had fair deal and that the reason they have not had 2 fair deal is that cotton is grown in Texas and other southern states rather than ia Ohio, Iowa or Connecticutt.
 
 between the state a conference com posed of more than 400 farmers who have been unanimously voting the democratic ticket all their lives have met and almost unanimously ex- pressed their great dissatisfaction with the way things are being run in Washington as far as they relate to their own interests and industry.
 The conference was attended by delegates from every part of the state from the Red river to Medina county and from the Pan Handle to the gulf. ,
 The cotton conference was conveca- tion of cotton producers of Texas sent out during the last legislature by a conference of farmers composed main ly of farmers members of the leg-isla- ture
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
SNAKE OIL

has perhaps relieved more sufferers than any other known remedy in the same length of time Three million bottles sold under an absolute guaraa- tee to give satisfaction or money re- funded and less than dozen bottles returned Many have testified that they have suffered with rheumatism and lunbaoo until they mad been foreed to give up their work because they could not use their limbs Some who could not even raise their arms above their heads have been relieved and are now praising this wonderful oil that other sufferers may De be,7e-- fitted No wonder this great oil treat mert has sprung into such treiaeHd- ous popularity n so brief time and IS so much praised today by theus-- ands throughout he country. For Neuralgia, I.anabago stiff and aching joints or any kind of an ache or pain t is said to be with-i out an equal For Sore Throat, Ton-i sIlitls and for cats and burns it has been found most effective. This won-i derfHl new oil remedy that is pro- dueing such remarkable results thrJl-i out the country is now for sale by all leadfng draggists Accept TO sabsti- tute for there is nothing like it. See8 that lt is manufactured only bv Herb Juice Medicine Go Every bottle guar anteeei or money refunded, 3ee, 90 and Si 9e For sale by Central Pharnaaev. !
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
CONNECTS MAKE
 SPURIOUS BILLS

Philadelphia April 8-A counter- feiters den in full operation has been discovered within the walls of the eastern penitentiary here Three con- victs wore doing he work n their cell at night They had been operat- ing only three days however, before the deputy warden discovered the plot.
 The ease was immediately turned over to the United States secret ser- vice men, who found eighteen one dollar bills and ore two dollar note in process of beccring "fives md tens 2 Three of these had aetually been corn- pleted but the enamel which was us- ea to raise the figures and change the letters WIS har4lv dry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
Tlx COMMISSIONER
 WILL BE HERE FRIDiy
 TO ADVISE OFFICIALS

Monroe. Smith, member of the Arkarsas tax commission, has noti fled Judge K. Fl Williams. that a meeting will be held at the court house Friday, April 1fth, at l0:30 2. m, for the purpose of advising taxinr officials and members Of tho county board in regard to the new laws pass cd by the last general assembly,. The letter foilows:
 Little Rock. Ark, R H Williams, County Judge L f. Saflee, County Clerk c. P Gould, Assessor.
 " Gentlemen
 The writer as a member of the Arkansas tax commission will hold a meeting at the court house in vo,1r city in compliance with the follow ing date. Pine Bluff, Friday. April 1fth, 1A.3a a. m.
 This meeting k for the purpose of advising tasefng officials and nae,n. bcrs Of yovr county board in reea~a to the new laws passed by the las+ general assembly and the manner Of enforcing same, n which ali officials and taw payers arc greativ n|erestea Please give this date full adver- tfseraert throueh yonr county paper and other ways, as you think beet to seture 2 fnll atten4anee of voar new, bers appointed for the tovrNship bos~tas ana of tax pavers of yorr county We nope for lsrre attend arre ss full % percent assesswent VIII bc required this year and voe may so advise tlse people
 Yrrrs very rl1fy.
 ArksrSas Tax Commission
 By Monroe Smith !"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
HYDE SUES STAR FOR TWO AND HALF
 MILLION DOLLARS
Claims Injury from Articles in Two Kansas City
 Papers.

Kansas City Mo April & Suit for two and one-half million dollars against the Kansas City Star, today was filed ty Dr 3 Clark Hyde, three times tried on charge of muraerine Colonel Thomas F Swope bachelor and millionaire uncle of Mrs Hyde
 The suit is based on an allegation of damage growing from the bublica~ tion jn the Star of an alleged quofa- tion of conversation between nurses in the Swope home and Dr. q r Twyman, Colonel sw0pe's physician following the death of Colonel Swope Doctor 1'wyman died while iury to try Dr Hyde was beins empaneled, and efforts of the state 10 have the alleged conversation entered in he records of the case failed
 Tho charges against Dr HvCe were dropped after his third trial which resulted in 3 disagreement by the jury
 Dr. Hyde asks one-hslf million dol- lars actual and feo million dollars punitive damaees
 Dr. Hyde save he suffered great humiliation and mental anguish " the publication of The Twvmar state- ment tt appeared in tbe star che issue Of Way i1th, lefA
 Dr Hyde also Drought suit againsf the Kansas City Journal for $7aa ,aae of whic the petition states s25a 4nn is asked For actuai and $500 00e for punitive lamaees
 The suir gainst Tho Journal s based upon he editorial which D. peared n hat paner fnlv th afn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
LIVE WORLD RE90LUTI0W SAYS
 BAVARIAN SOVIET
Sewers Connections With German Imperialism and
 Esta ablishes Communism

Munich fandav. April 7-t By #The Associated Press. l--t'aHapiete i seve~s nee from the old German ifn- perfalieu as declared still to he mani < fest u the Ebert -Scheider7an gov { erun7out of Germany and he fa- 6a44vnFi0u If sshrafheriv connection" lwifb the Pass'an and Hungarian peo- 5Dle f- announced in the proclamation 3of Ina navy soviet government for ] Bavav7a formed here Long live the
 world ~avaiutienfp he proclamation eonel'fde~ The text of tAe document reads
 ..~he decision arrivedsat for Bavar- ia is the formation of a council of the republic of evolutionary work CTS and peasants of Bavaria, inelHd- inc all our brothers now united Fsenarated by TO partv laws. From now. lon no evDloitation or oppression will be tolerated The dictatorship of the proletariat now has become a fact. The IepaEizatiou of genuine soeiaiie- tie community now is achieved m which every working man may parti- sipate n public fife and in just se-- eaiistic ace
 i4r6 , sg AfsS9iVP6
 The land tag has been dissolved and the old ministry retired Pe0nles commissarfes. responsible to the peo-- pie and chosen by q council of the working people will receive extraor- dinarv powers to be employed in eer- tain labor fields heir assistants will be intelli@ent men from all part of the revolutionary and socfahstse Countless valuable for ces of officialdam, especially from the lower middle classes will be ask ed to cooperate in the new work The bureaucratic system will be abso- uteiy eliminated and the press will be sociaiized.
 AS a protection for the Bavarian council of the republic against revo- iationarv attacks from without and within, a red army will be treated and revolutionary court will pursue ruthlessiy every attempt upon the council
 Extend Connections
 The government Of the Bavarian council republic follows the example of the Hungarian and Russia peoples It will resume immediately a broth arly connection with these peoples, bot 1t declines any connection with the contemptuoua Ebert -Schedimann because that government is continuing under the flag of al socialistic republic, the imperialistie eanitaiistic and military business of the dispraceful broken down Ger man empire It calls upon all Ger man brothers to take the same view. Tt qreets all proletarians wherever revolutionary socialism is fighting in Wurttemburg, in the Rahr district in the whole world
 As 3 sign of joyous hope for q fortunate future for all humanity i5I April T as holiday for all humanity As sign of the begin ming of the departure, the flight of the age of capitalism, all work isl stopped Bavaria ceases, on April T i in so far as 1t is not necessary for the welfare of the working people, tol do labor
 Long live free Bavaria Lengl live the council government beng live the world revolutionl"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
RED CROSS PLANS WAR ON VENEREAT,
 DISEASES SOON

Cannes Prank Monday April 7 One of the most important sessions of the inter allied Bed Crosse Congress to be held dHrinr the meeting oe- c0rred today when there was ar in- formal discussion of veneral diseaseS. Experts who spoke ware unarimous n the opinion that these disease can be stamped out with comparative eaee The program which they expect te submit VIII be simple when eer- riea ont and will aave a revolution arv effect, t was indicated
 The report VIII be passed upon bv 2 general body oF scientists before its submission to the public
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

housework am telling my friends abeut 1t rfrs. J N. CAMUs 726 Caroline St Key West. Florida.
 Many women at some period in their life suffer from ailments peculiar to their se~ and which in most cases may be readily relieved by this farneus root and herb medicine, Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound just as Mrs Camus found it helped her after suffer- ing for years and trying everything else in vain
 If you have any annoying symptoms ron fail to understand, write Lydia |. Piokham Medicine Co, Lynn Mass The reeult5 of their A0 wears experience in advising women on this subject is at y0t1r ae~vica
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
FORMER GROWN
 PRINCE INJURED

Amsterdam, April 8,-eiornaet Ger man crown prince Frederick Villa ,4 IS suffering from q broken hand and wrist as 3 result of a motor cycle accident. He was riding in companv with an official of the Dutch ministry of communications and turned a corner toe sharply, the nact.l .ae crashing into q gate, according to the Handelshlad
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
l. Proper selection of tires. . Proper application of tires. }. Proper care of tires.

Our service IS based upon these
 three We begin by carefully studying your needs and accurate ly determining the proper type and size of tire for your work. We sell Goodyear S-V Solid Tires. Good year Cushion Tires and Goauvear Pneumatic Cord Truck Tires be- cause we believe in them and know they are b1ilt to deliver tf.e utmost service possible.
 Lt7e7with ample parking space and bIg hydraulsc press and capanie workH1en we apply the tires cor rectly, speedily and with saictv. We examine wheels for loose or broken spokes- st1ruakcn feiioes- or loose fe.soes bands: check body and chain c!earances; look for broken or weak springs: inspect brake ae!- justrnent- This saves you truck
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

We paint anything on wheels-- Modern Auto Painting companv. M X. Waltz Proprietor Our modern eTanAet-baElng process makes vour car loes ike t was painted at the factory. Let is 'dell-up" your ear this spring. Cars washed and gTeas- ed while you wait All union work With Kyle Auto Repair Co. 1903 Main St Phone 1887 4-2-4t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

"A dosee in tine win pvs4@yf ts.. flu Take gr. Brunsoa'~ Tsyorfp Prescription A system builder ses4nsl cousffs and colds infiaenza etc. rcs sole bg all druggists 12-4tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
MAY INVITE FORD
 TO BUDAPEST

Rsdapest, april s. Bp The 4s@o- ciafed Press4 1t is possible that Henry Ford of Detroit Mich. will be invited to come bere and help or- ganize factories aleng the lines hes has followed h ais atornebile plants n America.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

ttttN tehtti- fais'f r'tf awful weakness in my back The etoc- tor gave me diff erent medicines but they did me no good. A friend asked me To try Lydia Pink hams Va pe Ia hie Com pound and 1 found it to be the best medicine l ever tried b ans 2 it me well and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

The Ladies' AuSiliafg oF the Alev- ander Memorial Presbyterian church will nave a cake sale II the PiggIy Nlggiy store Satnsdeg morning # 10 o'clock, Wad-Sas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

LIABILITY INss1RAN NCR at reduced prices Phone IS for orr new rates
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

There VIII Ds no FTue at ponr nOrse h yuu ieeD a bottle Of IF. BfstHss5fs'ss Favorfte handy and t4le
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09
SHE SUFFERED
 FIVE YEARS
Finally Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkhan,s
 Vegetable Compound.

Key Vast, Fla. ---4 For fva years suffered from irregularities, with ter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

q fesv doses wfien yoA feas lIttIe
 out q sottsV For sale at all drugs sasss iS.ttf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

time ana guards agaInst the trouble caused by uusappiiea tires.
 When the tires arc III use OUT men inspect tt1-m at regular intervals anc watch for such things as tread Cufs. wheels osat Of line, overload iug, careless drivl1g, etc.. winch if 1of cared for i'll time rrcarls trouble and loss.
 The rnesl make regular reports to you af each tires coEuition. This inspection servicc. which is tree, enables you to snx f,lil mileage from your tires. better service from your trucks.
 Our rcurrSc-1iaflve-an an expert will cail upon you if you wish and exuiaIn i1 1furttcr detail how wecan letp keep your truck costs down.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

Miller's Antiseptic on. Known as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-09

Truck costs are affected things;
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26

McCracken, Kan, with a population
of 81, is believed to be the smallest
the manager plan of gov
eminent
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
FLYERS ARE WANTED
NOW BY UNCLE SAM
Fifteen Thousand Young Men Will be
Enlisted for Army, Navy and
Aerial Mail Says Atlanta
Officials.

Atlanta, May Southern boys
who failed to get into the Air Service
during the war. because the War De
partment had more applications for
that branch than any other, will now
be given an opportunity to become gov
eminent flyers in the army, the navy
and the air mail service according to
announcement by the recruiting au-
thorities here.
Fifteen thousand young men are
wanted by Uncle Sam as aviators. and
everyone who enlists will be taken
to the nearest flying field by aero
plane, giving him preliminary taste
of what it feels like to soar among the
cloud sand turn somersaults a thou
sand feet in the air.
Georgia recruits will go to SCuther
Field at Americas, which is the near
est flying field in this state. Atlanta"s
landing field, established in the oval
of the old Speedway near Hapevilie,
has been formally accepted by the
government, and official specifications
will be followed it completing the
work.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
CRUSADE ON SPEEDERS
STRATED in MOUL TIRE

Moultrie, May 25.-The crusade
against automobile speeders which is
being waged by the police force has
resulted in over sixty cases being
docketed during the week Many
prominent Moultrians are in the lot
The defendants will be tried before
the recorded Monday. The police
went about their work quitely and
none the alleged offenders knew
anything about the charges that had
been preferred against them until
hours after the cases had been made
1t is expected that Mondays session
of police court will be the most large
ly attended of any session held here
in long while.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
FIRST FATALITY IN
AIR MAIL SERVICE
Hundreds See Pilot McCusker Leap
200 Feet to Death From BURNING
Plane. Postal Bays Saved and
Another Starts Out-Was
Former Naval Flyer.

Cleveland. O., May 25-Hundreds of
persons saw Frank McCusker. of New
York, pilot of small airplane. lean
200 feet ohis death from burning
machine here today. Fifteen minutes
before the leap lie had announced that
he would attemp' to establish a record
Of his flight to Chicago.
The cause Of the accident is not
known. Witnesses saw puffs of black
smoke CONE from! The rear OF the ma
chine which was at a height of be-
tween 900 and 400 feet. McCmsker
was seen to climb from his seat to the
frame; then the airplane plunged and
the pilot jumped. The empty machine
flew forward 200 yards before it
plunged to the ground
McCMskcr was alive when picked
up, Iie dies: in d police patrol while
being taken to Il hospital His skull
was fractured and his neck broken.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
THREg

day from the Donaldson liner Cas-.
sandra, which reported that she had
struck an iceberg 100 miles off Cape
Race.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
BENJAMIN A. GROOVER .
ARRIVES in NEW YORK

New York May 25.-Benjamin H.
Grower, Y M. c.. A. secretary, who
had charge of finance, and who had
was before leaving home assistant
commissioner of agriculture of Geor-
gia under J. ]. Brown has arrived on
the Leviathan. Mr.. Growers home is
in Reidsville He said that he was
with the army of occupation at Lux
embrough and with the SD division
combat service, having charge of the
finances and being associated with
the personnel.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
SHIP HITS ICEBERG
AND CALLS FOR AID
WirIess Appeals Mace BY Donaldson
Liner Cassandra Which Struct Berg
1860 Miles Off Cape Race.

st Johns's, N. F., May 25.-Wfrlesss
calls for assistance were received to-
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
NORMAN INSTITUTE
CLOSES GOOD YEAR

Moultrie, May 25.-.NOrman insti-
tute Baptist prep school, located at
Norman Park, is closing one of the
best years in it's history. Commence
ment exercises will begin next Frid y
night, and come to a close with gad
uating exercise Tuesday, June 2. Hhe
commencement sermon will be preach.
ed by DIR. ]. M. Haymore, pastor of the
First Baptist church at Gainesville
Ga. DR.. D. V. Anderson, pastor of the
First Baptist church Of Quitman, will
deliver the literary address Tuesday
morning.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Those holding accounts against my
father, the late George W. Sheppard,
will please present to me within the
next thirty days for settlement.
JAKE SHEPPARD
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
FOUR ROAD PROJECTS
PLANNED IN CHATHAM

Savannah, May 25.-The Chatham
county commissioners have definitely
decided upon four road projects in the
plan for extensive good road construc-
ton, four roads which will give prac-
tically a complete system for the coun-
ty of permanent highways. The cleo
ton, as announced will be on June
"a, and the commissioners, after can
vassing the estimates for the several
projects, have raised the amount to be
voted upon to two and a quarter mil
lion dollars instead of two millions.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
AUGUSTA TO WELCOME
MAN WHO MADE YORK
WARS GREATEST HERO
MAJOR EDWARD DANFoRTH JR.,
FAMOUS SERGEANT's COM
HANDING OFFICER. HIMSELF
|. CITED.

WANCiNS VI 7 ISCn' T7l"oE%T
CITED.
Augusta, May 25.-While New York
Lwines and dimes Sergt, Alvin c. York,
the greater hero the turned out" ac-
cording to Gen. Pershing, Augusta is
now making preparatins to welcome
home Maj. Edward c. b. Danforth Jr
who is credited with being directly
responsible for the sergeant's active
ment, and who, himself, will return
home mans man and every inch
hero.
At Major Danforth's home a tele-
gram is now being held with much
pride announcing that the Augustan
has returned from the overseas and
that he expected to be mustered out
| shortly Major Danforth is now at
Camp Mills, N. Y.
Besides changing Sergeant York
from conscientious objector to ma
tional hero. Major Danforth was cit
ed by Major-General Duncan COM
manding the SD Division, as a lead
er in battle where his cool Judge
ment and resolutions inspired his
! men to an unusual degree. He has re-
Gently been promoted to the rank of
major.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
CORDELE PLAYS ASHBURN
IN BASEBALL THIS AFTERNOON

The Gordele home team plays Ash
burn at Ashburn this afternoon The
home team developed quite consider
able amount of strength of late and
Ashburn may look for hard
game this afternoon.
In the first effort CordeIe lost to
Ashburn, but this was due to some
advantages Ashburn had that do not
now exist The local team has gone
to get even.