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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-16
MUNICIPAL COURT.

Records in municipal court yes
terday showed the disposition of the
following cases: R. E. Pope, park
ing in safety zone, SIS fine; George
Gammell, parking in middle of
street, forfeited IS; W. E. Create,
parking in restricted district, for
feited S.; A. T. Harper, parking by
water plug, S. fine; H. S. Reed
parking in safety zone, SIS fine; Joe
Nealey, speeding, $40 fine; Mrs. c.
S. McNew, parking by water plug
IS fine; E. A. Howell, Jr., parking
in restricted district, S. fine; DIN
Boyd, assault and battery, fined S.
and costs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-16
EXHIBITION OF
FACTORIES HERE
is REVELATION
Continued from Page One.)

Continued IRON Page One)
Flooring company and how it is evolv-
ed from the log is demonstrated in
an exhibit in the window of M. l..
Elkins and company, and demon
stration of how electricity may be
used by the home manager to tighten
household work is given in the Pine
Bluff company's exhibit in the Levine
Quality Shop window.
Bottling Firms Busy.
Other exhibits attracting attention
are those of the Pine Bluff Bottling
company, in Katzensteins, Coca-Cola
company in Barnett's and thu "'eT"-
Cola company in Schober Martins
Pine Bluff Stone and Monumental
company in McGaughy's. Brunson's in
Eagle store, Turner Manufacturing
and Bedding company in Fox broth
ers, White Horse Saddlery company
in McCammon's, Pine Bluff Cigar
company in Leverenz Shoe company,
and Pine Bluff Broom company in
Voss' window.
A baby show at the court house
will be the feature tonight. Tickets
ents at the Hauber theatre any time
during the day today. Tonight at 8
o'clock at the court house, the num-
bers will be drawn, the lucky number
to be awarded a prize of S25. The
AID club stipulates that each mother
must be present with her baby in
order to be eligible to win, for if the
winning number is called, and the
baby is not present, that number
will be disregarded and anothe,
drawn. The banners and stream
ers will be hung about the city to-
day. as we'll as other decoration!
made. The permanent slogan is tt
| selected at a meeting of the commit
tee of judges Thursday night. Afte1
| the slogan is selected, it will be paint
ed on a huge banner and hung on tn
high tension joles across Main a
Fourth
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-16
One Arrest Made in
Seoul Assassination

Seoul, Korea, Sept. 15.-The city
has been quiet since the attempted
assassination of Baron Saito, COVER
nor of Korea, on September 2.
Baron Saito has made public list
of proposed reforms and has ex-
pressed his determination to carry
out his program without wavering,
adding that in so doing he twill be
endeavoring to make even enemies
loyal citizens"
A Korean suspected of being the
person who threw the bomb, at the
governor has been arrested.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-16
NEW PHONE DIRECTORY.

Mr. Ernest Sowell Of Little Rock,
directory supervisor for Southwest
ern Bell Telephone company is in
the city coferring with A. L. Ed
mondson and H. w. Shepard Of the
local exchange with reference to a
new telephone directory for Pine
Bluff. The new directory will go to
press about October l and will con-
tain all listings up to date. He said
this will be the largest directory
ever published for this city. 1t will
contain a business classificied sec
ton modelled after that carried in
the Little Rock, Memphis and St.
Louis directories.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-16
MAYORS, JUDGES, BANK ERS,
LAWYERS, DOCTORS, Ed
TORS AND MINISTER'S
INDORSE IT.
FEEL IT Their DUTY TO TALK
They come Forward and Unhesita-
taingly Tell Suffering Humanity
What Celebrated Medicine Has
Done for Them.

1t is seldom, indeed, that men Of
prominence, especially men holding
high public office, willingly express
their Indebtedness publicly to pro-
prietary medicine. Many prominent
men, however, including supreme
court judges, mayors, Of our lead
ing cities, prominent state and
county officials, bankers, lawyers,
doctors, editors, leading educators,
government officials and even min
listers of the Gospel have deemed it
their duty to come forward and tell
the people what Tanlac has done for
them,
These well-known men of affairs
have recognized in this medicine a
new discovery and "a scientific
triumph in the medical world. 1t is
a well-known fact that these splen
did Endorsements have been given
Tanlac time and time again and
as often as new tests of its powers
are made; and it also explains why
numbers of the big drug firms OF
the country are ordering it exclu-
sively in carload lots.
Doctors Prescribe 1t.
DR.. j. T. Edwards, Of Fayetteville,
Ca, one of the best-known members
of the medical profession in the
state of Georgia, make statement
that will undoubtedly produce a
profound impression throughout the
South. az
"In my thirty years of actual
practice as a licensed physician in
the state of Georgia." says DR.. Ed
wards, " have never seen anything
to equal Tanlac as medicine to
produce results. | have no hesitancy
in recommending this medicine and
/ am prescribing it for my patients
almost every day.
Noted Texan Talks.
Hon. Archie A. Anderson, ex-sher-
if of Harris county, Texas, is I'M
questionably not only one of the
best-known, but one of the most
popular men that ever held office in
Texas. He served the people in this
important office for Is consecutive
years.
Il had the worst form of indiges-
ton, suffered all the time from gas
on nv stomach and was continually
belchine up undigested food" said
neuralgia pains Of the worst sort
Mr.. Anderson. II suffered with
and nothing seemed to help me ex-
cent in temporary way.
81 began to feel better after TAX
ing my first bottle Of Tanlac and
have just now started on my third.
Pm different man already"
H. H. Hill. president of one of
the leading banking institutions Of
South Pittsburgh, Tenn, and one of
the most successful bankers and
business men in Tennessee, said:
~ suffered from rheumatism and
other ailments for many years and
Tanlac has done me more good than
anything l ever tried. now wake
up in the morning feeling fine.
"I'm telling all my friends about
Tanlac and am recommending it to
them. regardless Of. their age and
trouble"
DR.. G. w. De LaPerriere. of Win
der, Ca, is not only one of the best
known physicians and druggists in
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-16
The Unknown Quantity.

When a thing like that happens q
man does not know exactly where he
Is or how he feels. The largeness and
the smallness of the world amaze him
the mystery of life bewilders him; he
Is confused in the presence Of the un-
known quantity. How he behaves,
what he says or does, depends entirely
upon instincts beyond his control. This
is what happened to Richard when he
heard the voice Of Carola.--Henry
Van Dyke.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-16
NATIONAL BANK CALL.

Washington, Sept. Is. The
comptroller of the currency today
issued a call for the condition of all
national banks at the close of bust
ness on Friday, September r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17
MENSAJE DE DESPEDIDA
TAMAKI MIURA
fPoR SUSANo BoCANEGRA)

mo te conozco! No he podido disfru-
mirarte de cerca con los ocultos silen-
ciosos ojos del espiritu con los ufanos
e insaciables de la materia, ansiosamen
te avidos de impresiones. deseos y an
helos que inspiran las cosas y las gen
tes extranas, raras y singulares de tn
poetica terra, de esa TERRA consagrada
al culto de los niilos, de las flores be-
las y fragantes, de las mariposillas re
camadas de sdtil intocado polvillo
.pompadour' de las liternas y bande
rolas de multiformes colores que i'm
pregnan ell ambiente serene y Tranquil
10 de eterna jovialidad algeria, conten
to candor ese tn bello Imperio del
Sol Naciente, la patria immortal, saba
y grande de los "damios Y samurais !
mo te conozco. Y sin embargo tn in
cognita pressncia en- la india terra que
banan las suaves brisas del Mar Carl
be, uneven mi alma a ternuras infini-
tas da admiration, afecto y hospitah
dad tambien, iporque no! a dolor.
simpatia y tristeza por 10 que eres y
representas, simpatica voluptuosa gel
sha' embajadora ideal del Imperio en-
cantado y mistico que forman las cua-
tro mil islas de los Mutsuhitos.
6Y como no ha de sentir congojas y
pesares mi espiritu dado a amargos pc
simismos y propenso a sombrios ideals
mos, al imaginar en- tt, para engrande
certe idealizarte en- los reauerimien
tos de mi fantasia. las nostalgias me
lancolias que oprimen tn pecho por e
lejano lar native que Sc pierde en- la
brumas del oceano, 81 eres en- mi tierr;
que hospitalariamente tie brindo, ell es
tos selemnes momentos de arte. luz !
poesia, ell punto centrico a donde con
verjen nuestras curiosas insaciable
miradas, nuestro intimo afecto y adhe
sion, nuestra admiration y cordiaEdad
por Il, que muy pesar de las falan
ges de admiradores que te siguen pro
claman, estas sola triste, sin una vo
amiga que pueda hablar tn alma co,
los misteriosos encantos de til lengu
nipona; sin unos oios negros de azaba
che de mufeca japonesa que sepan ex
presarse tras el magico antifaz de t.
abanico de seda; sin una Sonrisa lin
pia, sonora y argentina que impregn
todo tn ser de contento y algeria 81
la diminuta Y cap-ichosa casita de ban
BIZ donde expansionar TIL espiritu con
fortar TIL cuerpo sin un sencillo pc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

todos colores. Solamente tene-
mos so de estos trajes que ven-
diamos a $40, $22.5O y $25.
Precio especial para esta sema-
ma $3.50
Trajes de sastre dc pongee que
tienen ell valor de $35 solamen-
to en- tres medidas, 16, 18 y 20
amos.
Precio para esta semana $3.50.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17
Ukrania,+la terra del saqueo perpetuo
Gregonef su "Ejj6rcito Verde"
dQue ha sido- del ex-Dictador Petliura?

GQue sucede en- la Russia del Sur, y
sobre todo Ell esa Ukrania, que ha como
cido en- dos amos ell yugo aleman, la que
ra civil, la invasion bolshevlQue y la
ocupacion aliada Y que hoy sigue SEN
do campo de batana donde aventureros
de todo linaje Sc dedican al saqueo, Gu
briendo su averiada mercancia con ell pa
bellon politico social?
Los bolsheviques invadieron Ukrania
EN- la pasada prima vera. Querian trigo
para mitigar la miseria de sus ciudades
famelicas. Obhgaron a reembarcarse a
los franco griegos. Ocuparon inciuso la
peninsula de Crimea Persiguieron los
rumanos y les forzaron a refugiarse en-
la orilla occidental del Dniester Bate
ron a los social stas patriotas de Petliu-
ra. Instalaron en- Kier el Gobierno de
los Soviets, bajo la presidencia de Ra-
kowski ell jefe de los bolshevilucs del
Balkan.
Sc habia distinguido, en- tan orevc co
AaAS ASSAoAfu AdAApdJd, uh Ool 6ANSOA AC41,
demagogo de origsnes muy dudoscs. Mas
Ell catorce de mayo, Gregorieff Sc sable
vaba contra Lenin Trotsky, y Sc pro
clamaba Ell Odessa hetman" de las
provincias de Taurida Y de Kherson.
En- un manifesto curicsisimc, eXpIic6
las causas de su evolucion idcol69lca
de su pronunciamiento. Dijo cue sc ha-
bia convencido, al contacto de Ia rea
lidad, de que ell bolshevikismo no era
possible en- Ukrania, terra de paQueEos
propietarios, de campesinos que no CON
prenden Ell comunismo. Y agrego que re
conocia "a los actuales pOseedores del
suelo"-no Sc oIv.,ie que en- .Ukrania,
como en- toda. Russia, los grandes propie-
tarios han sido expropiados sin indem-
nizacion-la propiedad absolute y legi
TINA de las tierras que cultivaban.
Pero Gregorieff, para mejor apoyarss
en- los aldeanos de Ukrania, halago sus
pasiones antisemitas. comenzaron in
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

quefo temple donde los discipnlos de
Sakiamuni puedan recojer tus preceS y
oraciones por la vida y felic'Gad de los
tuyos, porque eres acasc. a floreci
la arrancada alteramente dc Ia elevada
nivea cumbre de Fujiyama y trasplan
tada estas latitudes lie a0tiso. luz. ca
lor y perfume que resultal negative,
cuando vehementemente deseamos que
resultaran positivos, tn eXaltada y
singular psicologia, til dellcado re
finado ambiente mistico, a TIL excclsa
noble tradicion?
Al arribar nuestras fraternas hos
pitalarias playas, Que honras hoy aisan-
dolas con tus diminutas plantas Y cue
siglos ha honradas tambien fueron por
Colon, no sabemos que apreciar es
timar con mas consciente valor ! plcclo.
81 tn propio exquisite arte Y h iHs-
ia fama de que vienes precedlda, pOr
cuanto clio tiene de afnidad ! ccl7ul
col nuestra propia vida Ct IL. ion.
81 el candor, la originalidad, i devi-
sion el empuje Y el heroismo .!e IN
milenaria estirpe, que ha sabido tri'n-
far, con sin igual precocidad Y arro'O.
en- los campos de las ciencias, las artes
e. comercio. Y mas que ESQ aUn, te
admiramos Y rendimos merecldas plei-
tesias. porque con tus talentos voca-
cion has sabido conquistar. ell lucha sin
igual dificil, los trofeos de nuestra
civilization en- Ell arte del bello cantO
arrancar a nuestro pentagrama melo-
dias sonoridades exquisitas, has sa-
bido penetrar tambien. con paso frme
Y SECURE, en- las profundidades de nue3-
ira alma con el magico timbre de Ia ms
piracion hermosa Y robuSta, sin de ear
de ser 10 que fuiste, eres Y seras: un
delicado perfumado crisantemo el
blanco impecable palacio del Mikado,
trasportado a suelo borincano para be
lleza ornate de nuestro mundo social.
Que los dorados y fecundos rayos de
nuestro sol tropical maticen, preser-
ven fecundicen la solitaria Y triste
for otonal de nuestros mas sinceroa afec
os y simpatias, y que sepamos dispen-
sarle la mas enthusiastic, digna y hospi-
talaria acojida por 10 que ella en- 81 es.
por 10 que ella en- 81 repres snta por 10
que tn arte, magico, exquisite y tier,
no, tiene para nosotros de nuevo. origi-
nal atrayente.
Que nuestra terra te corone con Ao-
res Y palomas de nuestras selvas
iSalud 6xito, Tamaki!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

mediatamente los 'prodromas' ma
tanzas de judios. La consecuencia fue
que la poblacion israelista, muy consi-
derable ell Ukrania, Sc paso en- masa
al bolshevikismo lie dio una nueva
fuerza
Odessa, mas de $4,000 hombres. Esta
multitud desharrapada Sc denomina
"ej6rcito verde
Ell "Ejercito verde partio a campa-
ma Por donde quiera que pasaba, asc-
sinaba los judios robaba sus casas
y tiendas.
En- los distritos de la oriua oriental
del Dniester tropezo con el ejercito Dol
shevique. Manda este un antique sargan
to russo, llamado Kolasnikoff. Su MI
cleo mas veterano Sc compone de dos
regimientos regulares reclutados entire
los desertores rumanos rusos de la
Besarabia
La guerra que Sc hacen Kolasnikoff
Gregorieff es de 10 mas irregular que
darse puede. Hay pocas batallas, poro
muchos saqueos, incendios. violacioues
asesinatos. Provincias enteras son de
vastadas por esas hordas cosmopolitas
donde figuran rumanos, ukranios, cosa-
cos, judios, letones, chinos, hungaros
alemanes, magiares y marineros de la
exflota rusa del Baltico
Ell ex-dictador ukrano Petlura, derro
tado por los polacos, los bolsheviques,
Y los verdes de Gregorieff, ha desapa-
recido. Segun unos, su suicide. Seglin
otros, escondioSe. Y algunos aseguran
que ha enviado una embajada a Gre
gorieff proponiendole una alianza ofen-
silva y defensiva.
iInfeliz Ukranial No obstante su
fertilidad maravillosa, Sc muere de ham
bre, porQue nadie cultiva la TERRA. Y
en la misma magnifca Odessa. las gentes
sufren horriblemente de la sed, pues
falta combustible para las maquinas
elevadoras de aguas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17
CoMIsIoN DE ALIMENTos

Este ORGANISING del Gobierno Insular,
como va hemos informado anteriormen-
te, esta ultimando sus asuntos para dar
por terminada su labor. Al efecto, con
fecha treinta de JUNO Sc hizo entrega
parcial al Tesorero de Puerto Rico de
la cantidad de trescientos mil dolares,
representada por Bonos de la Libertad,
Ell edifcio de sus ofcinas, la Plaza
del Mercado de Puerta de TERRA y di-
nero efectivo. Estos valores representan
un beneficio neto para Ell Pueblo de
Puerto Rico, realizado por la Comision,
despues de cubiertos todos sus compro-
misos. incluyendo sus propiOs gastos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

que no han sido pocos-durante los dos
amos de su existencia.
Dos empleados de la Auditoria de
Puerto Rico estan practicando ell exa-
men de cuentas en- Ia Comision, baio la
direction del sefor ]. E. A Rodriguez,
Jefe de la contabilidad general de la
Auditoria. Ell trabajo quedara termina-
do en- la presente semana, despues de 10
cual Sc seguira hacienda la entrega al
Tesorero.
Sc calcula que la Comision ha reali-
zado un beneficio neto de unos quinien-
tos mil dolares, y cuyo producto dedico
Capitolio Insular.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17
BANCo POPULAR DE EcoNoMIAs
Y PRESTAMOS
sEcRETARIA

Extraviado ell titulo de esta socie-
dad numero sesenta y uno comprendien-
do cinco acciones numeros 2.4s9-2.4o3
expedido en- diez siete de JUNO de
mil novecientos once a favor de don
Carlos Conde Jr. peticion de parte in
.teresada SC hace constar para 81 a los
treinta dias despues de la primer publ
cacion dc este anuncio no Sc presenta
reclamation alguna de tercero, ell Ban
co hbre de responsabilidad, expedir un
nuevo titulo en- sustituci6n del extra
viado
San Juan Puerto Rico primero de
julio de mil novecientos diez nueve.
Damian MoNSERRAT, Di-
rector Gerente; Enrique CERECEDo
MILAN, secretario- Contador Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17
''El Ginete Enmascarado"

Esta serie es de costumbres del Gran oeste arrega
ola historic moderna de ROMANCE, con mu
chas aventuras Y sensation cada pie Gle pehcula que
dejara muy por detras todas las otras series famo
sas de esta casa como LA VESTAL, LA JOYA FA.
TAIL LOS LOBOS De LA CULTURA LA RA.
terra RELAMPAGO
eel JINETE ENMASC RADo"
es la serie de las ejores esreas por contar con LA
BELLA SIMPATICA RUTH STONEHOUSE"
lamada la segunda Ruth Roland por agilidad des
treza. HARRY c. MYERS y PAUL PANZER el ce-
lebre villano Gle Los Pelgr0s de P1ulina, Ia prime.
ra serie presentada en- Puerto Rico sobre t0d0 p0r
ell JINETE ENMASCARADO que uno de los me
jores JINETES DEL OESTE que el pubico Sc que.
dara indecso sin saber 81 el MENCIONADO JINE-
TIE ES HOMBRE MUJER hasta el final de Ia
serie.
eel JINETE NMAsCARADo
tiene SD credito ser Ia ultima seTe del GRAN OES-
TE estrenada Ell LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS Y Ia que
mas gente arrastra para yer sus muchas sensacio-
males aventuras del famoso JIEETE.
Aubrey M. Kennedy es ell que escribio esta gran Sc
RE sabido que de los mel jores escritores
de escenario por su credito en- LA NENA DEL CIR
co, BEBE MO otras famosas producciones
GOLDWYN.
eel JINETE ADO"
Es UNA PELICULA CONTINUADA en- Is epso.
dios de dos reels cada Una historic dramatca del
gran Oeste que princpia de las Tandes pin
torescas haciendas Gle TEXAS con muy bonitos es
cenarios de espantosas aventuras de una banda de
fascinerosos contra una famila de VAQUEROS don
Gle aparece en- las escenas mas culminantes 81 CE
LEBRE JINETE ENMASCARADO que sera muv
dific identifcar hasta ell final de la serie.
50UIEN sERA Ell JINETE ENMAsCARADor
5sERA HoMBRE? 5sERA MUJERq
vEALO en- su CINE FAvoRITo. Todas las sema.
dos episodios acompanados de PELICUL.AS co.
MICAS DE LAS QUE SABE PRESENTAR LA
SAN JUAN FILM EXCHANGE.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-04-03
DILLON FARMERS
REDUCE ACREAGE
NINETEEN THOUSAND FOR 1919
AGAINST $4,000 for 1918.
Returns from District Chairmen SHOW
a Decrease of Nearly 5000 Acres
i'm this County.

The District Committees on cotton
reduction held their final meeting at
the court house last Friday and the
reports were very encouraging l.
Is evident that Dillon couny VIII
make a substantial reduction in cot
ton. acreage this year. Pledges have
not been secured from every farmer
in the county as it was physical
impossibility to see them all in per-
son, but those who were visited read
ily consented to make substantial
reduction in their 1919 acreage. DR..
David, county chairman, has conduct1
ed the campaign in thorough and
systematic manner and there is every
reason to. believe that Dillon Will
make a creditable showing when the
reports for the entire state are made
public at today's meeting in. Colum-
bia.
Following are the Dillon county
farmers who have pledged to curtail
t4foir acraage. - ts-r -t fl
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-04-03
LUMBER MILL ASSURED
Certain that Big Lumber
Plant Will Come 20 -Diilon.

Details were completed yesterday
which makes it practically certain
that the Beaufort County Lumber
Company will erect its big mill in
Dillon. Committees have been at work
for the past several weeks assisting
the company in getting its sites ana
rights-of-way and the last details
were completed yesterday.
The company will erect its mill
plant on the A. D. Mckenzie lands,
formerly known as the Moore place,
in the western suburbs. 1t will have
a connection with both railroads, the
siding from the Coast Line running
out from the main line at a point
near the Dillon Cotton Mills.
This will be one of the largest
plants owned b y the Beaufort Coun-
ty Lumber Co. 1t has other plants at
Fairmont, Norfolk and in Maryland,
while arrangements are under way to
build large plant at Fayetteville.
/, The company has large tracts of
timber in the western part of the
county and its leases cover period of
ten years. 1t is purchasing the site on
which the mill will be located.
The plant will employ about 200
operatives and the pay roll will
amount to something like 100000
per week. The coming of the plant
means large increase in our popula-
tion and it is estimated that at least
25 white families will come to Dillon
with the plant.
The officers of the Beaufort Coun-
ty Lumber Co., are men of high stand
ing in the business world, thorough
and progressive in their methods,
and every man in Dillon extends
them most cordial welcome to our
town.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-04-03
SERIOUS SHOOTING AFFAIR.
Two Leading Merchants Have Alter
cation and One is Seriously
Wounded.

Following an altercation on Main
street yesterday morning at 10
o'clock, 1. Blum was shot twice and
seriously wounded by D. H. Fass.
Both are leading merchants and there
was much excitement following the
shooting. Three shots were fired by
Mr.. Fass, two of which took effect
in the left leg.
It is said there had been bad feel
ing of long standing between the two
men, but this was not generally
known until after the shooting yes
terday morning.
Mr.. Blum was leaving the store OF
his brother-in-law, Mr.. H. Blumberg,
when he and MIR. Fass met in front
of the Dillon Drug Co. Some words
were exchanged, followed by blows
and the two men grappled. They
had reached the middle of Main street
when Mr.. Fass shot three times, two
of the bullets taking effect in the
left thigh.
Mr.. Blum released his hold on Mr..
Fass and fell. Bystanders rushed to
his rescue and carried him into the
Dillon Drug Cos. store where he was
given prompt medical attention. I'm
mediately after the shooting Mr.. Fass
returned to his store.
There was quite crowd on the
streets at the time and the shooting
created much excitement.
The extent of Mr.. Blum's injuries
is not known. He was taken to a
Fayetteville hospital on the 1918
train where an X-ray examination
will be made to determine the extent
Of the wounds.