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Cheyenne record., 1919-11-27

II PERSONAI.--NEWS
/ II you have an item OF news, .
friend visiting you, or sale
III TO advertise, tell US about 1t.
phone No. Al when you want
the Record Office
Eat Turkey with US Royal
Ca,e
H. B. Riley. of the Arapahoe
neighborhood was in Cheyenne
Wells Monday.
A special Thanksgiving dinner
at tn /, Royal Cafe
Orders for aprons will be taken
by the Ladies Aid. Telephone
Mrs w. w. Thomas.
Why worry about cooking
Thanksgiving dinner. Let the
Royal Cafe serve you.
r, al the big ad in regard 10
the Lot Sale to be held in this
City December 3rd.
Meet me at the Royal Cafe
Thanksgiving Day.
Read the Thanksgiving nd of
Maddox Bros, in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Lenihan re-
turned home from their eastern
trip, the first of the week.
A special Thanksgiving dinner
at the Royal Cafe
Theodore Spencer is assisting
in the new Bank, after his work
is completed at the Electric light
plant.
Eat Turkey with US Royal
Cafe
j. L. Ambrosier and two sons
Leland and Claude were Chey-
enne Wells visitors last Friday.
Why worry about cooking a
Thanksgiving dinner. Let the
Royal Cafe serve you.
j. L. Brown, father of Carroll
Brown. of the Bank of Cheyenne
Wells, made his son a short visit
last week.
Follow the crowd to the Royal
Cafe for that special Thanksgiv-
ing dinner.
l will buy fat hogs Decembt r
9th, and will pay $1.5 SO under top
of Denver bulk prices.
l.. V. Hudson.
Why worry about cooking a
Thanksgiving dinner. Let the
Royal Cafe serve you.
Remember the pie social given
by the Ladies Aid. Friday even
ing December 5th. Coffee, Pie
and Cheese, Is cents.
A Special Thanksgiving dinner
at the Royal Cafe
Wanted-A good man to husk
corn, will pay 10ct per bushel
and board. E. J. Taylor
Chevenne Wells ColoradO 25tf (;
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-10
Verejna Schize CSPS.
Josef Reichl

V Sokolovne Jed. Blesk uspora-
dana bude nedeli. &c. fijna, We,
rejna sch1ze Rady CSPS. ze statu
Marylandu. Hlavnim recnikem
sch6ze bude osvedceny Tecnik. pred.
seda Mar. HI. Radu. p. Karel Bern.
reiter Clevelandu. Ohio. Verej-
ma sch6ze zabyvati Sc bude dnes tax
ohromne d1lezitou zalezitosti Ces-
kych podp1rnych spolkd. Jejich
ddlezitost. Jejich siouceni ostatni
Gasove zalezitosti ceskeno spolkove-
no zivota. .budou pfedm6tem reci p.
Bernreitera.
Nasi krajane jiste neopomenou
z1eastnitl Sc sch6ze tax vyznamne.
Cesky spolkovy zivot dnes stoji tva.
ri tvaf t6zkym problem6m. jimz
celiti Sc must bedlivym uvazovauim
a horlivou praci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-10

Odesel isl nezapomenutelny DIR.
Toulo sve rodine, ktera zeli Tebe
odesel isl nam Vsak vzpominka
ma Tebe nevymizi a my prejeme
81. by to slcchetne dilo. k nemuz
dal jsi zaklad, mohli dokonati. Ta
nezlomna v1le a duch Tv1j vsak
must byti kazdemu poctivemu clio.
veku obdivem. A proto jest ma mas,
bychom dnes We vyroci pamatky
Tvoji 81 pripomeli. re neni ieste ko-
nee nasf prace. Re jeste Ia dale mu
SINE pracovati a kraceti k vytknu.
temu cili. .neb to bylo Tvym pfanim
o nasi to musi byt povinnosti.
Kdysi pri verejne sch1zi DIR. Toula
fekl: "Nem6ze byti zadnym synem
ten. jenz nemiluie svou matku a
nemGze byti zadnym muzem neb
zenou ten. kdo pemiluje svou
vlast. A dnes prave name pama-
tovati ma Tu naSi zubozenou vlast,
ktera Sc zmita v nedostatku a chve-
je tn svobodu. .ktera DO 800 letech
byla il navracena. Proto hled me
uctiti tn pamatku DIR. Touly dbej-
me tech jeho SLOW. Vzdyt' on vse
obetoval pro svGj narod pro. svoji
vlast. kterou tax miiOval a pro kite.
rou smele m6zeme rici: obetoval
sv6i zivot. Cest budiz jeho pamat.
ce.
Ia Odb. GINS.
Josef Reichl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-10
K yyTOGnlmu dni dmrtl pamatky
DR.. ]. ]. TOuly.

Dne IL. Tijna bude tomu rok. co
zemTel mas nezapomenutelny DR.. j,
J. Toula. .ktery tax nahle byl vyrvan
ze stredu sve drahe rodiny. nedoc-
kav Sc AMI te chvile. kdy byla pro-
hlasena Svoboda nasi stare vlasti.
pro kterou zasvetil cely sv6i zivot.
V prvnich dnech ami snad nikdo ne
pTevidal re jeho ztratou utrpi mno-
no mas ceskoslovensky 5ivel. Vsak
dnes po roce vidi kazdy iednotlivec.
jak tezce pos radame DR.. j. ]. Tou.
lu, jenz svymi vedomostmi a ener
gil dovedl 81 ziskati pTistnp do
stredu vlivnyth Amerikau1s ku pro-
spechu vsech CechoslovakG. Proto
take po cely rok pfi d1Iezitych We
cech poznali jsme, ze chybi nam mex.
do kazdy fekl: "Kdyby zde byl
DIR. TOula. ten by nam poradil." F." A
skutecne zvlast6 tomto roce neivf-
ce postradame DIR. Tooiy. muze
zkuseneho a rozsafneho. Dnes, ,kdy
doleha k nam hlas trpfcich ditek re
stare vlasti. by pomohli isme Jim v
bide, a hIas tech naSich drahych. by
pomohli jsIne udrzeti tn svobodu.
"a kterou JIM davali sve zivoty a
my Ease pomahali financn9 v tomto
boji. prave nejvice feline DR.. Tou.
ly. Ponevadz on to byl. jenz vzdy
nasel dobre vychodisko k vytknute.
mu cili tn zajiste i dnes podariIo
by Sc jemu to. &C my Sc namahame.
udrzeti Cd. GINS. a vytrvati az do
konce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-10
Monte Carlo Girls"

jest nazev hry divadle "Gayety"
pfisti tyden upozornujeme ctene
danny. by 81 vzaly do zvyku navst6.
vovat toto divadlo. neb Gayety
vidite hry lepsiho druhu. zertov-
ne hry lepsiho druhu a dslusnost
vsest~ana. Kazda dana m1ze OBJ
drzet to nejlepsi misto divadle,
kazde odpoledni pFedstaveni "a Csc,
zkuste to a pTived tie sve znAm@ a
pTesvedcite Sc sami. or.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-10
MlStnl zprdyy.
z krOniky nehO5.

Petilete ditko. Phoebe Flowers,
tezce zranena byla iitery automo-
bilem. kdyz prechazela Charles uli-
ci nedaleko Chase jdouc druhymi
ditkami ma hrist6 Calvert skoly. z
divek zranena byla jeste Mary Mi
chael. zraneni jeji jest lehciho ra-
Zu.
= Ma ceste ku tanci pri pospi.
chant do kaTy ma Gay ulici srazena
byla altomobilem Is rokG stara
Rose Budnansky. Die vseho crane
ma byla ma krizi.
= Emil Heppper Ramsey ulice
a W. Lewis. zraneni byli 1tery
pri cisten1 oblekd dime ma Cough
ulici. Nadoba naplnena ga ulinem
yybuchla. gasolin Sc vznal a oba
vice meme popaleni.
Policejni straznik, John E.
Durkin. zranen byl 1tery. kdyz
MOTORCYCLE. ma nemz konal sluzbu,
srazil Sc uhelnim vozem ma Pen
nington avenue. Durkin shozen
byl MOTORCYCLE a potlucen ma obli-
ceji a noze.
JedenaCt dni meZi uhlim
Johannas Tanris Lindu Finnska
nalezen byl jake podloudny pasazer
ne lodi Carlshorn. do niz DO tajmu
vplizil Sc v Gohlenburgu. Schoval Sc
casti lodni. kde slozeno uhli. kdez
20 IL dnech nalezen byl. Jedinou po-
.travou jeho byl chleb a voda. kite
rou sebou wal. Zdejsi pristeho-
valecky drad nedovolil jemu pfi.
stati.
= Ma lodi prijeli til students re
Svedska, kteri budou studovati ma
Harvardske universite.
VybOr ma hostinske license ne
padne.
Vybor Nc me. tske odhady radil
Sc v pondeli O zruseni 1fadu. ktery
povoluie hostinc6m prodayati liho-
We napoje. Ponevac budoncim
rokem narodni prohibice bude v
platnosti, 1rad stane Sc zbytecnym.
Pro vsechny pfipady do rozpoctu
zavrzeny budou vYlohy spojene 8
vydrzovanim uradu.
Million d0larOye diyadl0.
Nova divadelni budova ma zbu-
dovana byti v meste nasem nakla-
dem iednoho milionu dolar1. Pod.
mix rizen byti ma Marcus Loewem,
vlastnikem Hipodromu. V New
Yorku Marcus Loew postavi ma
Broadway As. ulici divadIo nakla-
dem milionI dolar6. Celkem
Loew stavi 20 divadel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-10
Italie Schyalila smlOnvu.

Kral Victor Emanuel podepsal
kraIovsky dekret. jfmz schvaluje sc
nemecka a rakouska mirova smlou.
va.
Doposud smlouva schvalena byla
Anglii. jez ;enom ceka ma Australia.
ably smlolva staIa Sc zavaznou.
Francie schvali smlouvu asi tuto So
botu,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-10
DVa pOlicejni Straznici yObzalob4

S'A ~AAAOA VUUL0lUpEs
I Ma 1strednf stanici obzalovani
byli diva policejni straznici: Schae-
Ter Marburger. ma obzalobu. ze
zneuzlli postaveni sveho, aby pre-
padll ledoucf po silnicich. Prf-
PAD. Jenz vedl ku odkryti policei-
{, , Mich banditn byl tento: Do Wash.
ingtonu ieli Baltimore Hagan a
Kramer 20. zaTf Sc q. bednami ko.
talky. Ma motor cyklu priblfzil Sc
k MIN ma Wilkens avenue policeini
straznik. Schaeffer iel podel az
automobil Hagannv Sc setkal
llinym antomobilem. jemuz ably sc
Vyhnul. nucen byl sjeti Sc siluice.
Automobil Sc porouchal. DruhJ
automobil Sc zastavil a n9ho vysel
muz. ienz pfedstavil Sc iako auto.
mobilovy komisaf. Hagana zatkl.
Schaefer pfistoupil ku Haganovi a
nabi"l Sc mu, Re "to sprawl" kdyz
mu Hagan da 500 tn koTalku.
Hagan dal oba straznici Sc vzdalili
Ia diva div ma to Hagan udal zaIe.
zltost policejnimu komisafi a pa
tranim oba straznici ziisteni. Pc.
dobnych prepadeni zaznamenana
celia Tada.
MayOrO7a jmen0Yani OdlOzena.
Mayor Broening a druhy odbor
mestske rady dosud stoii ma mrt-
VEN bodu ohledne imenovani a DO.
tvrzenf novych 1rednik6 mestske
spravy. Nekolik novych jmenova-
nj zaslano bylo mayorem pond9li
drnhemu odboru misto tech. iez
pred tydnem odborem zavrzeny by.
ly. Ze zaslanych novych jm6n ie.
nom til byla potvrzena. Ostatni
jmenovani odIozena byla ma diva
tydny az do 20 fiina. kdy odbor
znoVu sc sejde ku rokovani. Pre-.
sident odboru. Bryant. vysv6tlu,
re odlozeni bylo nutnym, ably mohli
osoby navrzene prozkoumany byti.
Nedemokrate op6t myslf. ze druhy
odbor m9stske rady zavrhu]e jme.
novani, ably svoji gardu co neidele
v dfadech podrzel. A tito posledni
mali asi plnou pravdu!
"Valecne-- --Matky" uYitany
g0vernerem.
Governor Harrington uvital dele
gaty sdruzeni "Valeenych Matek"
v dter5 divadle Albaugh. Vzdor
tcmu. ze nebylo pTilis mnoho pri.
tomnych. nadsenfm napln9na byla
!! budova divadelnf osobami, pravy-
mi 100 procentnimi Amer;kany.
Zehajeni konference pFedsedala T.
P. Scott.
Dodatetna regiStrace.
rRepublikane opet dostali pomer.
ne vice novych volic1 nezli demo.
krate pfi dterni dodatecne registra-
ci. Proti 2.758 demokratnrn ,hlasi.
10 Sc 2 0O7 reublikan1. Drive re-.
publikane byli vzdy nepomern9
slabsimi. V sedme ward5 pTihlasi-
10 Sc dalsich volie1: l33 demokrat1.
108 republikan1. &c bez pfislusen-
stvi.
Posledni prilezitost jest sobotu.
Kdo ieste nejsi registrovan. del So
legistrovati. Jinak nemohl bys vo.
Ilitj. .
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-10
ZeleLnicni Stavka Anglii
SkOnEena.

zeleznicni zrizenci anglicti vrati-
Ii Sc do prace kdyz ODE strany
stavkafi i vlada. rcinily dstupky.
iez uciniIy pfitrz lnej:etsimu zasta-
veni prace zemi
Ma nekterych tra'ich vlaky byly
pine cinnosti Timed. Bez ohledu
ma to. re ODE strany v jistem ohledu
osobuji 81 vltezstvi, Anglie donna
va. ze ODE strany ucinlly jiste L.
strpky tax umoznily kompromis.
jenz znamena zazehnani nejvetsi ka-
tastrofy. jez hrozila cele zemi.
Doznava Sc. ze ODE strany byly 81
vedomy straslive zodpovednosti a
Re byla to tato okolnost. jez Prime
la je k povolnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-10
President Wilson Sc uzdrayule

Lekafi poteseni jsou stale zlepsu.
Jicim Sc zdravotnfm stavem presi-
denta Wilsona. Nemoc, kterou sti-
zen byl na ceste po daln6m Zapadu
a jez zavinena byla pfepracovanosti
presidentovou. diky pevne vGli pre-
sidentove a 1siIi lekaTskemu den CO
den ztraci moci sve mad milovanFm
presidentem velike republiky nasi.
Zajem @ zdravotni stav president1v
zivym jest We vsech dilech sveta.
President touzi po op9tne praci a
lekafi jenom st6zuji udrzuji jej v
klidu. jenz jest jemu made vse po-
tTebnY.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-10
Tf1 IuSmrceni We yzduchOplavec-
KEN 1efu.

Ctyricet sedm vzduchoplavc1 wy
pluto Mineoly. N. j., 8. zari "a
tim co teze dobe ma cestu pres
plane Spojenych Stat1 vydalo Sc Is
vzducholodl re San Francisco. Osm
nehod odehralo Sc hned prvni den
zavod1. Til osoby pokus zaplatily
zivotem. Major Crissey okamzit9
usmrcen byl a jeho pilot Thomas
tax. .zranen. ze nemocnici "a KRAFT
ko zemTel. kdyz vzduch olod' narazi-
la pri pokusu stanouti ma pevne re.
mi v Salt Lake City. Sergeant Me-
witt zemfel tehoz dne podlehnuv
zranenim utrpenym. kdyz vzducho.
lod' spadla vysin Deposit. N.
Y. S MIN sedici kolonel Brandt byl
t6zce zranen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-10
Malo noyych pfipadI "FIa. !"

Behem celeho posledniho tydne
hlaseno bylo 149 pripad1 infuIency
a 1mrt1 zavinena nen.oci touto.
Roku predesleho v tonne tydne me.
Ii jsme 22l5 pr1pad6 80 dmrti.
V tydnu r6znym nemocem podlehlo
162 osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-10
NaSe lodi OdejeIy ze Spalato.

Americke valecne lodi kotvicl We
Spalato Dalmacii cd mesice pro.
since ma rozkaz Washingtonu cd i.
pluji ze Spalato, aby tax Spojene
Staty vyhnuly Sc moznym zapletkam
hrozicim ma pobrezi Adriatickeho
more.
Americke potravinove 2asobarny
prestehovany budou rovnez re Spa
lato. jez bylo centrem pomocne a.
mericke akce pro Jihoslovansko.
Italske 1fady varovany jsou. Re ia.
kykoliv dtok italskeho vojska proti
Spalato-Trau krajine bu6e povazo-
van Spojenymi Staty "a 'namiTenS
pFoti Spoienym Stat6m.''
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-10-10
Bazaar nebude.

OdDOcka CeSk. Mar. Sdruzenl Do
zralem uvazeni rozhodla nekonati
bazar .ktery vzala 81 "a uceI odbyva-
ii. Dnesni pomery zakalene mno.
hymi pochybnostmi mrohym skla
manlm postaviIy Sc proti uprimne
praci horlivych delnik6 nasi odboc-
ky. V praci sve castecne ohromeni
jsou ne chybami svymi - tech az
dzkostlive vzdy Sc varovali malice
ma zreteli jenom dobro Ceskoslovenss
ske republiky = ale chybami IL
stTedny. Nest astna "lod' lasky'
neskladani 1ct1. po nichz volano
re vsech stran krone 1stredny. dr.
zeni temnotach eeskosIovenskych
obstavych pracovnikd a podp6rcd a
line snad jeste otazky nesou vinu.
Kez by t.'to kameny 1razu odstra.
,neny byly! Vef1me, ze chut', laska
ku praci-b by byla. jenom vice svetla
Proc stara vIast nase, proc nasi "a
moTem mail trpeti "a chyby nekoli
ka osob. ktere ma sehe strhly vladu? 7?
Je nase Ceskoslovenska verejn0st
zijici We Spojenych Statech tax cha.
bou. aby nedovedla Sc jich zfici a
pracovati novymi silami. novou
chuti. novym nadsenim? Gil mas
krasny. jenom Will! Co stoji &C
ste. budiz smeteno, budiz nahraze.
no svorne "a iedlnym, velikym ci
lem ku pfedu! Ceskoelovenska re.
publika. ieji synove. ieji dcery mas
potfebuji!
Diva obeti Curtis BaySkehO pOzaru
Dva cernosstf d6lnfci tovarne
ma umela hnojiva v Curtis Bay pri
praveni byli o zivot pozarenl. jenz
v tovarne vypukl v pond6li noci.
Hlavni budova tovarny byla znicena
spolu S tislci tonamj umeleho hno-
jiva. Skoda odhaduie Sc ma ST.
500. 600. Cernoch, Washington.
zabit byl. kdyz do bezpeci chtel po-
moci druhemu cernochu. 81 rok1
staremu Craigovi. Vez. niz oba
pracovalI, trcela mad hlavni budo-
YOU do vyse 1876 stop. Washing
ton cas- sa n prchl. Rozpomenuv
sc vsak. ze Craig z1stal pozadu.
znovu vessel zpet do veze. aby W.
vedl Craiga. Oba zmizeli pla-
menech.
Malo nOyych pfipadI Ella"
Behem celeho posledniho tydne
hlaseno bylo 149 pTipad1 infuIency
a dmrt1 zavinena nen.ocf touto.
Roku predesleho tonne tydne me.
Ii isme 22l5 pr1padd 80 dmrti.
V tydnu r6zn1m nemocem podlehlo
162 osob.
"MOnte Carlo Girls"
jest nazev hry divadle "Gayety"
pflsti tyden a upozornujeme ctene
danny. by 81 vzaly do zvyku navst9
vovat toto divadlo. neb Gayety
vidite hry lepsiho druhu. zertov.
ne hry lepsiho druhu a Gslusnost
VSestrana. Kazda dana rnf1zo oh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-07
Lady Astor Gives
 Heckler Worst of
 Verbal Exchange

Plymouth, Nov. 6.-Lady Astor has received the personal endorse ment of Premier Lloyd George in her candidacy of the house of com mons from the Plymouth district. The premier, it was said, has sent her a letter of encouragement and a promise of his hearty support.
 Lady Astor's American birth was forced into the campaign last night for the first time when at school house meeting a man asked:
 Aren't there any English wo- men quite as fit to be the first wo- man member of the British parlia- ment, as an American?"
 Lady Astor replied to the ques- tioner with considerable spirit:
 "There are a great many, but there is none who knows the needs and conditions of Plymouth as l do."
 The heckler persisted, asking:
 "Aren't there other social ques- tions in England to which you could give your attention to better ad- vantage?"
 Lady Astor vehemently denounced the question as an insult, upon which the inquirer apologized.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-07
Corpus Christi is Making Big Showing
 for the Red Cross

Kansas City, Nov. 6.-Kansas is leading the southwest division with 15O,0OO members enrolled in the first two days of the Third Red Cross drive, according to reports re- ceived at state headquarters here. The states quota is 400,00O-a dol lar for each enrolment.
 Corpus Christi, just emerging from hurricane, which wrecked the city, is in the forefront among the cities of Texas. The Red Cross or ganization offered to cancel the city's quota, in view of the recent disaster, but Roy Miller, the local chairman, declared the town consid- cred this an opportunity to express appreciation for the work of the Red Cross there. During the first two days of the campaign $500 members were obtained. Thirty-five Red Cross workers are still on duty at Corpus Christi, aiding in the work of rehabilitation.
 Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Ark ansas and Texas comprise the south western division of the Red Cross.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-07

and Taylor and the Brown and Fore man Distilling companys of Louis vile.
 The defendants are United States District Attorney W. V. Gregor and Elwood Hamilton, collector of inter- nal revenue for Kentucky.
 The petition, which seeks to pre- vent interference with sale of nearly a million gallons of tax paid whis- key owned by both companies, charges that title one of the en- forcement measure, relating to the duties of the revenue department to prevent the manufacture and sale of whiskey, is unconstitutional in that congress violates the Tenth Amend ment by exercising general, police power over subject matter not within it's jurisdiction. Further it was said the wartime prohibition act violates the Fifth Amendment, which provides that the government shall not take private property with out just compensation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-07
Taft Congratulates Coolidge on Victory
 Over BOlsIlevism

Boston, Nov. 6.-The Massachu- setts elections was discussed by ex- President Taft in congratulatory letter to Governor Coolidge made public today.
 "1 write to congratulate first, the country, second Massachusetts and third yourself" Mr. Taft said, "on the great victory you won yesterday for the existing social order and civilization.
 Ut is difficult indeed, to overesti- mate it's far reaching effect for good. It means that hereafter law lessness will be met by governors and mayors with vigor and without temporizing. It will stiffen the courage and quicken the action of every guardian of the peace. It will make the leaders of such vicious and unreasonable movements as the coal and steel strikes pause, for without violence, they cannot win, and with adequate police protection, violence will be suppressed.
 "It strikes at bolshevism in this country. It shows the heart of all the people, including workingmen, to be sound"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-07
Germans Use U. s.
 Failure to Ratify
 as Evasion Means

Paris. Nov 6.-The German gov ernment, according to information received from the semi-official Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung, does not consider itself bound to surren- der it's authority over the territory of the free city of Danzig until the United States shall have ratified the treaty of peace. The govern ment, in a communication to this eff feet addressed to the Danzig muni- cipalty, takes the standpoint that the treaty of peace provides for the surrender of the territory of the flu ture free city of Danzig to the prin- cipal allied and associated powers.
 Such transfer, it holds, becomes operative not when the general trea- ty\comes into effect through the ex- change of notifications between Ger many and three of the principal al lied and associated, powers, but only after the United States as well as the other four principal powers have deposited their notifications.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-07
Jersey Governor
 to EndeavOr to
 Keep State Wet

Jersey City, Nov. Ex-Governor Elect Edward l. Edwards announced today that he would use all lawful methods to prevent prohibition In New Jersey.
 "For it's enforcement by the fed eral government shall not be re- sponsible," he said q construe my election as an indication of the feelings of the people of this state concerning national prohibition. They are unqualiefly opposed to it. Holding their mandate l shall use all the lawful methods to preserve inviolate the sovereignty of the peo- pie.
 What I shall do will depend on subsequent legislation. This con- gress has determined that one-half of one per cent of alcohol makes a drink intoxicating. The next con- gress may decide on 10 per cent. l shall ask for the best legal advice as to the power of New Jersey in con- current legislation"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-07
SPENT MONEY FOOLISHLY.

q have been great sufferer from stomach trouble and gall stor es. No one knows the pains I have suffered. Since taking the first dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy am feeling fine, can work all day and eat anything l want. Have no more distress or palpitaton of the heart from gas on my stomach. l have spent great deal of money on doctors and medicine but got nothing to help me" It is a simple harmless pre- paration that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver, and in- testinal ailments, including appendi- citis. One dose will convince or money refunded. At all druggists.
 Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-07

when the house took up the bill to extend the food control act for six months after the proclamation of peace he would offer an amendment continuing the wartime liquor act until January 16, 1920, when the country "goes dry" by constitution al amendment.
 Opponents of such move and some of the 'Edrys" admitted that such proposal would be subject to defeat on parliamentary grounds as the food control act prohibits only the manufacture and importation of intoxicants. An amendment pro- hibiting the sale of liquor will be new legislation, it was said, and as such, would be subject to point of order unless the house overrode the chairs decision or the rules commit tee reported special rule making it in order.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-07
No Danger of the
 BubOnic Plague

New Orleans, Nov. 6.-The New Orleans Association of Commerce in statement issued today relative to the bubonic plague situation de- elared federal, state and city health authorities "positively assert that work now being done will quickly eliminate infection and that the city is in no danger whatever, there be- ing no chance of the disease spread ing.'
 There have been three deaths and another patient was said to have shown symptoms of the plague.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-07
PINE BLUFF COMPANY PREPARING 10 USE
 CRUDE Ul AS FUEL
ro,crete Reservoir for Storage Is Being Built by Utility
 Plant.

ro be prepared for any fuel short .op emergency, the Pine Bluff com
 env is constructing a large con- paats arets reservoir, which will be used far the storage of crude oil. Elk aov.tinp ao, for the reservoir, which is ta he covered, as a protection soainst ~ sparks and lightning, is now under way.
 The Pine Bluff company also Is ;rstal1ing another 600-horsepower boiler, equipped with furnace for oil
 With this auxiliary or emergency steam generating plant, the Pine Ruff company will be prepared, as far as it is possible to prepare, against possible shortage of gas, coal or oil.
 The power plant is now equipped with three 6O0-horsepower steam generating units. Two of these are equipped to burn gas and one to burn coal. Natural gas is used as fuel thru the summer and until such cold weather as makes it necessary to cut off industrial users that the supply may be sufficient for domes- tic consumers of natural gas. Here tofore, when this has occurred, or there has been a break in the gas pipe line, the electric company has resorted to coal for fuel. With the auxiliary coal and oil burning units, it will be possible to change from one fuel to another without permit ting any boilers to cool.