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Trotzky Plans War On Capital in U. s.
 and in England

Stockholm, Sept. 24.-Leon Trot- zky, the bolshevik minister of war and marine, speaking at Petrograd recently, gave detailed program of bolshevik military operations, say ing among other things:
 'It is not in Finland or Esthonia that the immense world combat against capitalism can be fought, but in America and England, and above all in the far east"
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MASSACHUSET NOMINATIONS.

] Boston, Mass, Sept. 24-Complete returns from the state primary yes
 terday showed the nomination of
 Richard H. Long, for governor by
 the democrats by vote of more
 than twice that of his three oppon,
 ents combined. The vote was Long 52,627; Former Governor Eugene M. Foss, 11,158; Former States Sen-
 ator George F. Monahan, 9,719; Former Congressman Frederick s. Dietrick, 4,422. Gov, Coolidge was renominated by the. republicans. !
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TO RELEASE MAIL.

Washington, Sept. 24.-The Brit lsh government has decided to re- lease at once, great quantity of package mail held up in England during the war. This was announced today by the state department.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-09-25

Among the discharged at Pike yes terday were: Maj. Victor Hugo Coch- rane, Capt. Roderick Dhu Streetol and Lieut.. Thomas Jefefrson Win chester. If there's anything in . name it's no wonder we won the war For numerous Alexanders, Julius Casars and slum-eating, jam-loving Napoleons were in our ranks.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Charles Haycock purchased at commissioners sale yesterday a lot 60 feet by 120 feet in Taylors ad- dition, ordered sold by Chancellor John M. Elliott to satisfy judgment in favor of MT. Haycock and against Nancy Walls Washington ct al for $260 and costs of $34. MT. Hay cock bid in the lot for $250. Judge Elliott approved the sale by s. F.. Vaulx, commissioner in the case.
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COOntZ Made Chief
 of Navy Operations

Washington, Sept 24.-Sedretary
 Daniels announced late today the ap- pointment of Rear Admiral Robert E. Coontz, to be chief of naval opera tions, the highest office in the navy. Rear Admiral Coontz, who will suc- ceed Admiral William Benson upon the latter's retirement tomorrow, now is in command of dreadnaught div ision of the Pacific fleet. E
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California Town is
 Threatened by Fire

Placerville, Cal, Sept. 24.-Placer- vile was threatened again with de- struction by forest fires this after noon when the wind shifted towards the city. All business establishments were closed and every able bodied man was called out to fight the fires that were within one mile of the city.
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convention of the Advertising l; of the World are of interest. In part MT. Clark said:
 Ut will require much pains and thought to work out the details ot the plan and bring it to perfection, but it cedtainly is not beyond our ability for doing this. Labor, capital and consumer should be friends, not enemies. They are necessary to each other. Labor without capital would be futile. Capital without labor would be as useless as ship on q painted ocean,"
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I. c. C. to Get Rate
 Fixing Authority

Washington, Sept. 24.-Without a record vote the house passed and sent to conference, bill granting authority to the interstate commerce commission to regulate rates with the same power it exercised prior to government control.
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If the first treaty vote pleased the anti-treaty senators, as they claim, they certainly are not hard to please. The vote was too close to comfort an anti-treaty man.
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BOOSTS SALVATION ARMY.

Little Rock, Sept. 24.-Command- ant John Howard addressed the
 house yesterday in the interest of the Salvation Army Drive that is to be made Oct. 6-13.
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Big 4 Plain and Self Rising Flour, if not the best in your opinion your money refunded. Riley Feed Mfg. Go. 9-23-tf
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WILSON STOPS .~

wiisos!. iEisa@!i"stoa, sts;s, ssPt. s4~, tie I' Roof iST sa3agsqstss' %3inqts' ,a '''s 1,,t foe today, Y, senstoSFS tSS'i RoIisss. it Wa. sa,| fer homt the tos.5 stop at LonSt1e' LaS931',9 ,,. ,
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r,v, SEIZE ARKANSAS ,

olll| ficers s1a'sDofo, a"d 1T Sept. ! 24.-s,,,,, s,,,,,.
 Ti1l Ff,ll near Maniia," ii "2AI,9aA Asf N we men were arraat. 'A', gesa
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Daily Grapbic

Entered at Postoffice at Pine Bluff, Ark, as Second Class Mail Matter
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Brief Re0iew of
Retail Markets
Good Things Housewives
Are Looking For.
Quotations.

Housewives will find several new.
things - their liking on the retail
markets this morning. BlackborrieS
have put in their appearance, cherries
have become plentiful and little biz
cheaper. peaches are in better supply
and of better quality. although they
are still! pretty steep when one comes
10 price them
Some of the dealers las; evening were
promising their friends and customers
the first raSphcrrics of the season this
morning. They did not venture to
name the price. as the invoices Of
promised shipments had not reached
them hut il was iniimsted that they
would he hiGh enough.
There has heen some shading Of
prices in the hSh market. and the stalls
are We'll supplied with salt water
product
M changes arc 10 he noted in the
meat market. and none in the poultry
line EGEs arc still climbing. The de-
mand for Virginia fresh GEES from
Northern points keeping the market
drained Of the surplus hon fruit
ne following quotations viii rule
TOD
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SAILING DATE CHANGED
hf"huse ut Conflict. Western Athlete,
Wa! Not Attend Intcr-AlIicd
Games In Paris.

NNILATD MaV 3o-Chau-, In ~.
j!inS date # the American athletes
Elected - 80 20 France for the amer.
espeaiuona!% forces games from
iHnh 10 next Tuesday has caused
aouht as to whether The selected ain
IeieS from the Middle West would
;, TIE Track and held games q, tn.
Western lntcrcolleg Athletic ...n
cation are set Tor Juno a.. &C.
ield. and Tn" problem before tho ain.
tleS today was whether 70 rerrorn
Tor their college or MAKE H. ~ ~; -,
3"Inac' Carl Johnson. M.chlsan's STAR
I" 90 abroad, and other Westnr, ~
zee a'h.etes arc expected 10 follow
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ASHLAND GIRLS WIN
Dcfcnt 'rcdcrirk>bury High S.hnoI
basketball Team md Close
Successful Season.

SPEC 4 20 the Times piSrnt,h
ASHLAND. VA. May 3n-Thc ASH
!tmd High School basketball! q. ..m i,st
night wound M ihc MOST successful
season IN the history Of the school ~
defeating :h" strong tredcricksbur.,
team on the iattcrs court bv the score
OF Is TO The gains Was fas; ana
SaappN from >tirt to nnIsh. the CON
half
In the second frame the Ashland
girls by their superior passing. took
an eight point lead when they scored
TOUR held goals in rapid succession.
while the exceptional guarding Of the
puEdale sisters held tho opponents
scorciesS Minnie carter. star forward
of the Ashland team divided honorS
with Manager Jenkins each being
credited With four field goals while
Captain Hiount and Ma Lydia
0uarlcs. centers. Kept tho ,tU almost
the whci" Of tho second half III Ash
land terLiiprN Marcaret Williama
carried OF the honors fur Frederichs-
burg scorinG sin Of the seven points
credited he" team.
The Ashland rirls h-Ne cS,tbl,sticl
an enviabIe record Win nyc stra CHI;
Victories. while not y SinGiu defeat mas
been ,EiSferEh 'n.n1
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RAHTzAU SAYS WILSON
CAUSED HUN SURRENDER
'orman People Voluntarily Made It.,,S
Drfcuscic>s on Ills Four
teen Points.

:; hEEl.lN May 2o.-"The theme Of.
PRESIDENT Wilson is very ticklish
one Vas statement made bv Conn
N"n hrocHdorh I;antzau, chief OF Inc
Iermam peace delegation at Versa
Inn1o es 10 the correspondent Of the
e"' Svne "cltunE' FOR Mr Wilson is
nnc rather Of our surrender Of arms
me ne German people counted on him
ana mas voluntarily made Itself defense
less on his fourteen points. our conn
'er-proposais were based on tncm"
The correspondent represents tho
count as critical. II not unfricndiy To-
ward America TIC quotes him az SAY.
nlE mat II the present terms are on
forced the conclusion must be drawn
tnat an DECLARATIONS during the war
especially those OF President Wilsnn
Nsre NOTHING less than military rnse
winch deceived the German people and
SoEcrnme ""
Count Won Brockdorn- Rantzau. ac
cordins 10 the correspondent. denies
persistent stories as TO differences he.
,%een members Of The delegation and
ne Caoihet or that The meeting AT Spa
ndd any significance being nccessarv
hccausc faulty wire connections pra-
Ntnteo communication between Yer
SAII.cs and Berlin.
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MISS STERLING in FINALS
southern Ncmun'a coli rite viii IT,
Decided nn Memphis tnur>c
To-day.

MEMPHIS Man 2a-The southern
Wom:,n's Col! it'll, viii he decided to-
course IN au lN-hulc match between
Miss .\IcEa Stirling. OF the Est Lake
club. atlanta. ';a. national champion.
and Mrs Dave Gaut. OF Memphis
Miss Stirling Won her wal .uto the
finals today hS defeating Mrs. l. T.
Towner. Of Memphis. = up and 90
play. and M"s. Gaut eliminated Miss
Miuna EeasleN : and =.
Indications tonight were tho course
N.ll he iu better condition for the
championship - tomorrow afternoon
tina; a. any time THIS week fair
weather heiuc PROMISED and toda Y
having boon the hes, since tho tour
nament started.
In ;eIays S"miauals Mrs eau;
played The most sDeeiacUlt" golf %
Sccui!NC holes Tor q iDtul %
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L.ourcey viii Again
Coach Carolina Nine

Especial ca The rimc~-DispRtrhI
tH\rt.i. hiLi.. NnS :n.-Nlilinm
VI. tourrcN. WHO rVncl,ra the tnro-
Hnn bnschn1t team during the pros
emf >cnAo.. Inns just signed "a con-
frHct for two more ycnrs "a. couch
at tn" tniNcrSity SOUND. tic Is AZ
present pin!inS with charleston, OF
the south ttinutir League
To the untirlnc efforts oC t'orrb
t"urce! Nns credited 10 u large
rNtcnt tHrOtinp's SucrcsScs durlux
tne bHkcbRIi Season Just rtoSrd
Though con~idrrahi. hnn,irnpprd
on account of ~ ucnrth Of ntUtrri;,t
nc developed winning tcnu for
'hc tnitcrSitH this .raSOn. tni,cr-
SHY students rIatcd over th,
news thnf he will return ncNt
ucnsOn.
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NEW ORLEANS. Nav s0.-Ths roi.on ~.
smA u 7hhir today, with fluctuations ncr,.
ouN ana irrccH.-- within an unusuaiiv mar.
70" range. y holiday feeling prevailed from
s,srt 90 finish and trading was plainly re-
StT!Ctcn nv INC holiday tomorrow In all
markets The bureau rcpurt on condition.
carly M"nday and the turn iaKon in w0rId
polItirS ihc w:dcS; fluctuations wcre reg,
ktsrcd, IN thc carly trading. when ?; ;hri,
ocSt, INC "ctiN" months We're 10 e point.
above INC lCNcl OF Yesterdays close and -
t,hhc'r ,"WG.t 10 % points under Toward
the middle OF the morning nriccS rnnynI
up Z" about 'he lcvel CT YESTERDAYS c'nsa
ana during IN" remainder Of III, dav ,L.,.
hih not SCI very lar AVA from l.. The
cln>c Vas points down 10 poiuts IN com.
S%n,u WIN thH asst prices 81 vc>tcrdsy
Hpnts LOST Is points al 3e.2S for midG1inr
Ln!I contracts closed al SIG sf,rr .rl'imr
as hleh az SlS0 and - low az - a rrr
m1rh"i had z steahv undc-tonc hrcsusr y,
nrlFaiH Teroris % rain her" and thrrc oys
IN ori, "hlic ? constant stream ~, nm
,sr"raoi" ofop accounts cam" from tire IN
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NJ" YORK May 20 Fordham took
hlc measure AT New Haven TODAY
=! 10 ~ thirteen innings in ,hc
H'''h" "N'ftlm" game through which
~" on rivals nav" grapplcd this sea
S"'l' nc hrsi clash was won by Val.
laSt NpriI after the game had CONC
e,tN"h innings To Z Frisch the
Su"FtsIop. VINO viii Join Tho Giants
NEXT week, and Swcciland the caichc,
VINO VIII wear Pittsburgh uniform
hereafter were the stars
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WOULD END POGROMs
norirtirs lc1cgraph Request ia
council That Murder. ,nd '"
outrageS Cease

LONDDN. Man 70 -'rnc -,o,nr,,,..
deputits OF British Jens and tie Anclo.
LeWIsh AsSociation nave sen, ia.
ram 70 INC council OF fou. ckprcss
ms on beha!. Of British Jews horror
AZ inc continuance Of the cruel No
sfoin against the Jews in PoIsnd .,
me message urges the allied and .e
soc!ated leaders at the Confcrencn -
NE their best endeavors to nun On ,n,
70 me murders and outraseS ana pun.
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Owens Defeated p,.

Ovens defeated BASE asi ni,r
ihc!r tournament box billiard rarn
At the Grand Billiard Hall. ufs M.
Ein was seven points. \ large croud
MAS present 10 witness the .ont.et
The game Was one OF series Lei,
p.aycd IN the tourney now nnishinr
~ fourth week which Is being holG
~ the Grand,
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y" EARLY Speed Likely.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE


.. = ~ - . 81 y
r,%htsrF r"nniHnn Whitcraft Uaurh; on
,,t.c,, t,rF hrnnnican t" Whttcraf, to
, al on El!lmen. = IN Newman =, i.sfI
. "u"h'd hsll Ecrs.r nus OF ,lii
hAn ~ :-i innings MI Newman .
~ ihnincs struck oUt-rN l[nG-l. IL.
'' ,,jIll'Hn. =. by newman Z, ia sol
,"i.N i5ers"r Tim" OF gamc--l - m
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

SAVANNAH. Ga Nav 20 --Tu,r.,,;,.
nsrm So. sales. s. casks: receip;s IS cash.
S'nnnnlchts chsk: stock ;.5T2 cask.
knsin hrm: sales. AIS barrels; recainf. g.n
S.T@is shlnments. - barrels: stoch 55sii
70 G ~. :. r. iH@, y 1850: F. losoaios5 &;
!sS5' \, 1900 VIC. Is - WV $50 vi
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iNPIhNAPOi.iS 1850 Ma 80 -I5-
Ni"Caer n NenrasSr. Dictated Charles
Cutler, OF CHICAGO. in wTez-Iiu-
slrs b falls St+cre- n1n both falls
Nth body scissors. taxing The Hrat
81 minutes and tn. second ~ : I-2
minutes
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t-titi. creamery. Couu. - ~ +,
COUNTRY butter rouuo Is :. X
sccs fresh country dozen ~ - q.
-r-"rie,- cheese bound 81 q,
Sr-vc it:c- cheese, pound ~ -
NO-ut:or: cheese hound Xxx. 81 10
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COTTON MARKETS.

s,SStf;;" ,of S az M"H @-Port movement
$, Min"r DOTS Ecce!p..; Ills bales: export.
ga iodsT a. a. norts -Receipts: 4.ili
n"iSs' 'NH"rtS. 3}i"9 oalos; stocE l.?as ~
'rots' FOR woet - al nort,- Rcceip,s. iS,o-.
halls: exports. &o.f5 ralcs
T"is f:r < s.a SON Receipts. 5.'ss..5 bales;
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TRUCKERS. lis: TARS. 8-8
sneyial TO rhe Times.ptspatcb,

Speyiai 20 The Times dispatch.
NoKFol.k, w. May so Norfou
divided the double Bin pja ci with
~, 'Finou'h today me latter winning
rounds 10y a score Of II 10 ana tbt
i"Imer iaNinE III" afternoon cam,
score or 10 : Both teams nh yon
miserable ball md hN all The bre4 :
o; thc game Portsmouth should har.
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In tho end she must accept. because
defeat IS complete and rs the army
which under direction Of the autocratic
lnilitarists WAS this bach bone OF hc'
she pcrforCc must yield Undoubtedly
she vii! carry in her nee x = hu!u.n@
"csirc Tor ioNcncc. but w.j her pco-
plc permit themselves 10 bc ed into
.uCtHfr W,w"
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~ NSS"'I" IcG I'rcsS
- ,MDI,E May 30. George cha
81, 81 baltimore Knocked out BABE
o,n'I, rl Newcastle, Pa, in fo,T
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=
l'ulICrnl Directors.

! l.. SIIliEEL.NSi' y SDSS. funeral -.
&c tors. li"l Nest Main Street ca!
hHht"'"it 80 H'sn,s and Suudsy. Raa-
FilNCP Edwin Phaur. Funcrai Director
. ana tmhh.mcr "nS Fast Main Street.
Madison i5i. Randolph sta.
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Johnny Clinton knocked on, c:.or...
Tiger IN three rounds in Eosion ,icc,.
be!nS Knocked out for the nrsi ,'mc
in his career ''''c
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charleN Hayes, the IRONY rca,bo
"clSh', "uipoin,ed X ID Henry. OF Ne,c-
srh' In an cight-round fight At Lone
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Deaths.

* E MH1 ., p' i%,g Mi m. T1n",sla,
' 'ls rs;,d% %nS ,sI' 81 lanes street, IT,
- lan!in" Ken" and Mrs Leah Watts,
~ 10y" i'"ini. Md, and one, gran,d.Iugnt't.
", MSS Hrmc. ,lorhc. and 1t host ~ friends
iuner'd wir ,aNc uia.c from tho
Eh"rI4"r tinntist church sunday juno
NJ ~ EE .rn'cred int" nrc cternai q, -
VI. Thursday. May -. Ascension uay.
hl"hn Mac, -" is survived 10y his wife.
iNh'" Slntnu Mayer, an! the following chi
't"u William g. Thomas w Frank L.
'hd Kat" :. 81 Richmond. John II and
George y, of Ei@ab"th \ j. and Mir.
w. - I,akC. Jasper, Ala and one brother.
i.il"n ~ Maycs. e! Mvhiack. Mathe IS
Funeral from -. Johns Episcopal Church
At ~ y ". saturday. May III. laio
Norfolk AMI Newport Nvws papers pleas.
'opl.
fnSSU Dad at "a" residence 81 his laugh
tor, Mis- Dave IIut,hl,iss 1861 North Ays
nue. H., ~ J., NJ nridsv Julius ~ r",so.
,inG,mnNi ONO. ior, burial To is survived
ny Nv" -"n- Arch J.. EosEo. of Cincinnati
on on ana jH,iH: 4. f%sso. Of pe,rci, Mtch
1gWTrns\Sim" ON" and Mrs Dave Ho,cnAi-s
'tncnnau and Detroit uaucrs please COP,
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

M EElcAN ASSOCIATIONS.
!olumhus. Q: Toledo.
Indianapolis. To-, Io,,tsyiri.
MliWauhcc. 60; Kansas civ. 10
minneapolis, >; 81 Paul. =
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lHTEENATIoNAi. LEAGUE,
t"rheStcr, G-l Toronto. 49,.
Reading. 20 Baltimore a."
Jersey city, 1876. Newark. rs
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NOTES OF BOXING BOUTS

l'anama Joe cans knocked on, c,s
,e! hr""u, mijd-, weight champion NJ
e"port News, in five rounds a, CamD
stuart W ' y
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.NIrER\On\ GAMI
}. Al.nn unLn. me- I..-.a---rr- W, I,,.,uD

"'e-oreSi LEFT on ha,cs-P"ri y,nnuth
re, 'g.E poIh!" pl~ys-Hoopcr 90
hta. Strut = "ui---bN Svhaurol . ~ Ed.
} n.cE,, > Ra.eS on hal:S--on i.drcy. ; on
ny Sch.ufei. > Passed. b.lI-G.arr"Ii H.
moh Alien. i ~ els inning. t.os.nr
pI.her--Ai lrn Tim" OF Eainc 2lo h'
7 ''""s"'"' N.""' mpirc-AiCt;rcw
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r" OUR FRIENDS AHp TN GENERAL.
Lost and i.oI:nd.

BAG-Lett % :.u,. 81. We. Fr.TI-II1
So. "ailn- u~raao FrideS. SilA nag
'H'.-ni"N S,"'tS small ugts".
~ '"Ag,l;,a!s Friday s::~rgoop, TN
Ner'n H'-'Ssard Phoa' Rou
Red touring stoIsG
T -.ia-R ga Ra2S srse,l, saie-
-i- -2l+ 5lct t-t -a..4to-. 1915
~! ,aasr.' sE--1'inE =; Hog.irE
'FagH .'li fsg- TOP torn aEe- ron.
'-t snr -av.1 Has, .n5-. -os7-ss-
So ia Deg. r.,..enih ard Han
--=e.a ..eampr!
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles Tor Sale.

Automobiles Tor Sale. II
A' i.a5,a Mq so5i O. 1917 we',
'-,.lE' 90 tOGr
ATLANTIC MOTOR GO. is5. Wcs, ROAD
NtErs' !cu- -p.c used .utOmObilc. T.!
AUTO EErNR.%. &c, ts do your next
100 =" iT.hi VII ""n. INC" YOU ~ ahi! =
IS Eiser funoen so :: M.!n Street
Huh.H TOuEl%u. e1ec!icu. condition. Mi
81 Tor 1850 Gall = f. F!ier. Ran
~ Nt.M Frs For SAFE" ono 1918 mode!
'ht ltncrs touring car. /. in GOOD rum
INK o-Hrr good tres. Lust the deal csr
'o' ne Unn wn" = looking for good
s"rDni naud car VIII sell Cnr.p 10 Ui,!,-, =
rEs" " 20. care Times D!.paich
COMMERCIAL AUTO EDbIEs anu wagon.
Eich1rGnor 'tr1thers. el5 Hrook Ave.
DtrE"DAH.r USED AUTOMOBILES for
'H." " stan" Motor 60. broad MT
-'''-'.-'
FORD. u,cd i,v0 months. hnrraiu Ran.
Gplpii S1d2-N -. South Pin. street
fphi 49,. r"ah",'r. ti,sgl"r shook aD-
H"rher- Vale ioCL. I'M" shape Used tv
priNhi" party ~ Sauth Tenth
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles FOR Sale.
coBuRH S USED CARS.

..nss s.' ssc. TspdIssTr. e.eynd.r. 'pss
- series Stndebsker. s-cyIindcr. ;-pas-
IS scri-' S,udeblkcr. s.cyiinder. s-pa.
senEer touring.
series S;udcbshcr. sc. Under. 7-pas.
scnEer touring.
/ Is series studcbaker 7.pas.enz.r touring
/ !: series REQ. e.cymnder. 7passenS.r
touring
IS series REQ. ',cyllnder touring.
II series Chandler e-cyiindcr. 7.pa,
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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-02-13
"BUGLARS"

Last Saturday, while Mr.. and Mrs.
o. X. Whitlock were visiting their farm
near Clio, some parties entered their
home near Fenton, built a fire in the
kitchen range. ransacked the cupboards
and cellar and evidently prepared them
selves satisfactory meal and also left
unmistakable evidence that they had
visited the entire house, although there
was nothing missing from the premises
except the eatables from the cupboard.
A short time after Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
lock had returned neighbor called and
told them that MIR. and Mrs. Emil
Hackney and daughter and Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Franklin and son, Lloyd,
were the parties that had been there
and taken possession during their alb
sence. After they had received this
information, the Indignation of Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitlock passed away, and they
heartily extend an invitation to the
parties to turn the trick again, but let
them know in advance 80 they can join
the fishing party also.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-02-13
LETTER FROM LOUISIANA

Mrs. Geo. Geiger received very in
teresting letter from her aunt, Mrs. L.
G. Baldwin, whose home is in Baldwin.
Louisiana, which is located about thirty
miles from the Gulf of Mexico. She
states in the letter that the continued
rainfall of many weeks duration has so
flooded the land that they fear the seed
buds on the young sugar cane will be
ruined. The big bitches are used as
navigation highways over which the
helpers, the majority of whom are
negroes, are conveyed in boats to the
cane fields. They have an immense
plantation and the ruin of the cane will
be heavy loss to them, and as the
whole south is one big cane field and is
all under water il will mean big loss
TO the whole country.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-02-13
NEW BUSINESS FIRM

Louis d. Hayes has purchased the
retail meat business that has been
conducted in Clio for many years by
Ole Peterson. Mr.. Hayes is a splen.
did young man, who has many friends
in this vicinity, all of whom will be as
one in wishing him success in his new
venture. He will retain the services
of Levant Burr, who has served the
people of this vicinity as a meat cut
ter for almost as many years as the
market has been in business. Mr..
Peterson retires after thirty-seven
years of successful business expert
ence in Clio, with an unblemished
reputation for reliability and public
spirit, and in his retirement he will
have the best wishes of hundreds of
former patrons for continuing good
health and tranquility.