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The Lamar register., 1919-04-16
Elks Meeting.

Nearly seventy members of the local
Elks lodge were present at the club
rooms last Tuesday evening for the
regular weekly session. Nine of the
class of twenty-one already voted on
were present ready for initiation and
were treated to ride on a goat that
owing to the storm had been grain
fed for several weeks and was feeling
his oats. After the ceremonies re-
freshments were served and social
session held until n late hour. There
are already about fifty applications in
for the big anniversary class on May
"a and 1t is expected that the number
will reach over one hundred before
the time limit is up. 1t will be an all
day session and celebration that will
long be remembered in the history of
the town.
The Lamar register., 1919-04-16
District Court.

The regular April term of the Prov
ers county district court began in La
mar on Tuesday with Judge Hollen-
beck presiding. The jury was called
for Wednesday and the work of try
ing the criminal cases is now under
way. The docket is large and it may
prove to be lengthy session.
The Lamar register., 1919-04-16
Knights Templar Easter Service

Malta Commandery No. 32, X. T.,
has accepted the invitation Of the
Baptist church to unite with them in
the Easter service of the order. and
the service will be held next Sunday
morning at the usual hour of church
services. Rev. T. F. Kelly, C. G.. of
Malta Commandery and pastor Of the
church will deliver the address.
The Lamar register., 1919-04-16
J. A. BRO0KSHIRE, Representative
LAMAR, COLORADO

Miss Gladys Jones returned the
first of the week from a visit to
Kansas City and other points in Mis-
souri,.
taking a thirty day furlough and vis-
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Pierson in Lamar.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Maxwell, who
have been spending the past month at
Hot Springs, returned to their home
in Lamar last Monday.
The new residence of w. G. Brown
on South Second street is rapidly near
ing completion and will be one Of the
handsomest homes in the city.
U. S. Marshal Burris Of Pueblo, was
in Lamar the first of the week look
ing after some of the liquor cases here
in which the government is interest
ed.
Claiming Pyle and family, who have
been spending several months in Cali
fornia, returned to Lamar last Satur-
day and will again make their home
here.
Clyde Church, who has been with
the navy for over a year, is at
the home of his parents, Mayor and
Mrs. S. d. Church, on n thirty day
furlough.
H. F. Decker of Bristol, has been
spending a good part of his time in
Lamar this week holding down the job
of district court juror. He was ex-
cused today.
Kent Watson, one of the early navy
recruits from Lamar, is home for a
thirty day furlough. Kent has been
across the big pond so often now that
the little old Atlantic now looks like
a sand hill COW trail to him.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Newman came
up from Holly for few days visit
last week. Mr.. Newman, who has
been with the ID. A. NJ. & p. Co. in
the Holly territory the past year, has
been promoted to the position of man
ager of the Bristol mill.
Sergt J. T. Eskridge, who has been
with the Center Tank Corps in France
for over a year, recently received bis
honorable discharge at Camp Meade,
and arrived in Lamar the first of the
week for visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
+. NJ. Wilson. He is a brother of Mrs.
Wilson, and was manager of the Nc
Clave mill of the d. A. NJ. & p. Co.
for several years and later one Of the
general office staff.
1t is reported that Paw van Diest
is to be in Lamar this week to discuss
with the council committee the ques-
ton of remodelling his light plant.
How about remodelling his rate alsog
Is that to be discussed? One end of
the proposition is just as important
as the other, and all sides should be
heard when the question comes up.
The Lamar register., 1919-04-16
Fairview Items.

John Dickenma and family have
moved on their claim.
Harry Sims is hauling feed from
the southeast.
Elmer Markham is building u fence
on his new addition Of land.
Harry Sims is looking for team
of horses to be shipped in from Kan
sas.
Mrs. VIM. Swope and daughter were
at Mrs. Harry Sims Monday.
We are still having March winds.
..'slO. ISlloa., aql Sos nos uoqM saIAom
au lp kI) nok Iul uSngI IIiM mol
The Lamar register., 1919-04-16

Don't Miss Seeing Ole Bill. Tuesday
April 22. at the Opera House.
Old Bill. president of the League of
Laughter! See him in "The Better
OLE
Price 15c and 25c. Show starts
promptly st 7'so,
The Lamar register., 1919-04-16
]. E. WHITTECAR

House Painting, Paper Hanging
and Interior Decorating. Leave
Orders at Lamar Wall Paper and
Paint Company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
COLD PRICES WORRY MINERS

Destdwood, & D July 7-Trhe low price af gold is worrying mining men in the Black Hills and petition j& 0etna circulated to drac congress 'to do something about |,
 For ucariv 200 years. t1cre mas not bct.u any change n the price of gotd, aeoertiing to ioeai ssuauclers and minera More shan ,0O0 sigma h,ires nave beeu attached ko 4 netI- tlon which ts to be sent to the South Dakota congressional delegation The chief request is that Inc price If gold be increased from s20 87 fo s30.
 During Enc war fhe gold industry was hit hard because of the nigh prices pa4d for silver, copper and other metals. Expert miners left Che gold districts because other min- ing companies were abie to pay much higher wages. it x cialmed that ex~ pioratiou companies have refused to spend money for new work lntll q price adjustment IS made. The output in th eBlack Hills for the past year has been unusually small.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08

Mrs. C. e Harmed. 2f8 Gse.ttYsogiros lSves Dayton, Ohio, says n her ovgn horne 5sipef. Enc Dayton News: .@f 7e19ild ike 70 t}e. able Eo seal every eoitey2 sufferer what S0rtYol gfladr,10ie. naS d0ue for ne, if any ore cerc& to write, [ will give gt1eTa my 1ersonsai experience, Wy gottee, which gaS orr o6ta sides and m Ce7e middle, WAS very hard large and InaiGhttV About a year ago 1 used TWO nottie&. which entirely reett1eefI both sides and ttqe center vas made much Ssnatler Like many people wfil, neglected eo use any more CIT Sould nave 3eea conn plete!G relieved 5E this glfue \ short Ene ago, ] began using t again anti tae little 1ard lump n front i& ges- t,ne softer and <maIler my goitge vas 24 years staudinR [ mad no il afFcess from uaiuQ Sort1oi f3tiaftr1lpts, ft did not interfere with my regular V6rs
 &orooi- 9f1adrfIple comes in small oottlc& containing enough for most cases, Requires len minutes dalIv
 Get further information at drug stores everTtg1ere. or write Sotfjol Company. Mechauicsbura, 0hio
 Note, 1t would 1e ilegal eo publish above statement if thcy were not teie,~- adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
ENGINEER TEiLS
 ABOUT HIS WIPES
 EGeNT RECOVERY
G. fs Csiansr aayg fla NifesH FrBu,. 1tes Have 9ueiretY fssppeax- esi 3rnce sHe 3ecau FakEzu
 fantae.

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 Eh4s 'iaeusssa5tsna uas s6 8aGl thar qer aeat N3lEia smetl IaaGIG me couldGYYG | 2eC tar stces 04I &aa Issr arraa aef.ed. aaGii she saas they feel ike. they p1Gg4al ctrnE s9f Hes IearF 7ti,efl a1ssl staF. 1.sN1 rtIzzY sDe4ls anr Naa. ss neg gdWa 5ha1 sizs engGi6 1sTrFg staepI Her sppegtte. saala,t aan' sisss- lcag sGeaaTfT
 n pesa.t1 4ac sGrrgaartl She WAR tanabies sdl .aeio after 1aTz 1tssEseworis aas finally zoG. s8 aas4 staG sue asa43t 6a take EG aaer 3ets amt sgay shern fav- 5peestS
 1eihe 5rTet8 AiI ofr.ss 9s .la4ss4Iaires. 5NG 1oatgiaa, cIa 1ass. T1lIas1 g0odL gaa [ decfd.ets Go nave fTer cry Taz1t.aa. Af- ger taking. fnNr 0oGttes asr riies1naass- 5tSfa 0as entirety fe4Iewet3 st7s had 3B igInFe 1asaag.sA.1ass- s hs dl1ger Ier~ poVgS and sleeps ike. bahy Efef apDeGtte s fine and s,le. js g.aIn1ng fl t0eqgnt anG sGre4a2.sh slasnt aic,yg4, She ls aS fGsE 0's life anta eyssyp-y as f sae were a. different peTsorG, and & loocing after the ls3gasegaovix as Gt0ggs.h she mad legee' 3,eagu sles1 at all
 fs4niAG 8 sebda ny IssaatIaQ, 6lr,Iasa,rs6s epe:y'7'ocf1ere.- For sale by Gegrsral 'haarlnaGY. a4SV.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
EIks Assembling
 for Big Reunion

Atlantic City, V. J. July 5-I1e.le- cations of gIk& began 70 arrTve to- day for thIe 'peaee victory re-anion of tt1e grand lodge wnicn wliI open Monday and continue the entire week. Grand Exalted ruler Bruce w. Campbell and 1is cabinet were among the arrivals
 Chicago, Los Angeles and Louis vile nave starseff canuai gg1S for the. next TO union. There are TWO candi- dates already n the field for grand exalted fg1ier They arc 44tfret T. Rophy of Brooklyn, N r. and Frank L. Rain of FaIrourv, Netr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08

spfGnesg Nm hsasr1oaa pr1dGacianR
 With a tiIea4re a l4ae sIiasf aootolaac Bi'esse sstrgeGicns. these ehoaaaaas
 mA eneaes to eae aI,.ss- I'li1s VIII mean Hare ga8laeas for 3Ug laeu- s.a.sass as peil as ar aacels. ,paral..-
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
YOUNG SLAYER WEAR C0LLAusE

Los Angeles, July 7Harrv $. New, helh m the city iaii 1erc for the nur- der of dls sweetheart, Miss Freida Lesser, vas feporresi today to oe m q highly nervous condition and 70 de @poudant m demeanor that tryiStY was confined with him.
 New, who says ne x a son of United States Senator F. s. New of Indiana drove to the police station with the body of 1is sweetheart early Saturday and told tic police he mad killed her.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
OPENS RECRUITING STATION

2 $, Al1ders of tte Unlter4 States army recruiting. SeTViGe arrrved m Pine Bluff Yesterrfag, aeoofa panied fY Mrs Al1d!ssrsg and wiil fnatntain a permanent tneguIstuG statt0m lssre, Coeantg Judge R. f Williams haas loaned 5o fIne4e: Sam 5tge. oo1tneas fo@aa on etae seeanct floor of ghe cnglrr;. .aagisey and 4ere Mr krNfers lafil 5a glad to meet all who dessYre nfor.~ nation on ttle opportunities ar}uY service affords the gogGna Gaan fof travel adventure and self tnpsDvf.. merit,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08

d1rs1atesf esaffitxbiy
 Elals Observation is provoked gv a comment m esae Chamber of Com saserca autlet4n of Ye,ssextiay Co Si4e sg seeE ssaaf She otillet.n editor l$ appre- eIasipe of "ssae sflitor4ai and loeap mention of eiso of Pine Bluffs aew afftIstssss ln ss1e sass isSae of our .o.- eat papers, EVEN if s,1eY did fail Go Commerce. had m bringing El1era here Keep on boosting sae aorne~tnade products.
 The Pine Bluff papers nave carTTeti ah0nt steen mentions of She sS9o .n- dstsssSes referred to ny bs1e l1liet3n of the C. of c. ard in each of she$e. AasI credit aas neen gwen % tae Chamber of Commerce for ssae part # has aad m bringing tEiess interprj&cs so Pine Bluff, The Chamber of Commences part nas been mentioned frequently when Jf was not. aermalne "a sae agt4cies These tributes were seespted AS aatxer, of course, and theTs mas been ao acknowledgment from Enc C. of C. aulletsu. Nor was any expected. Despite gnis frequent and gfatastons press agentsnQ' of Ehs C.. of (. as ta Us part n ortnU fng taess enterprises. Eo Pine Bluff, yde auiletln of tfe c. of C. <eenty sensitive ant apparently fearful Shat it's work viii not rsceive all She ernsi.- If if deserves notes that aue sime ghf, local papers mention gwo industries without sgasn gTvfna praise to She c. of C, for it's ssrvice.
 Despite gais uncalIea for and uu~ justified "slap,' The Csraphic will continue Enc policy of boosting nome made products" and home enterprises and institutions, including the C. of c. And we might suggest that Enc c. of C. butlettu eouId foinw lts own advice ln t1is rssgeet-~-and boost and ald local newspapers, which nave done, are dosna and will do more for the development of Pine Bluff and Jefferson county shaa any other pri~ vateig instttutious.
 One way to do thls would be ea suspend publication of the C. af C. nsslletinr winch, S0 far as we have service shan that they obtaiu.
 Eesn abte t0 pereetge, serves nn pur pose af tae Chamber of Commerca as sa organization The newspapers viii ne giad to eutsiish tfe news itams II scatasns. In fact, eheY send men 10 the C. of C. offices every day 10 xss news and are anxious ta print any facts er information emanating from ar te be obtained through the Chamber If Cornmeree aS interest to the people or conducive to inc well fare of Pine Elaff and it's territory.
 The Graphic Is wiling to go even further l. k wiling 70 give free of charge te ghe Chan Der of Ccmmeree ten to l3 inches of space ia each issue for sns dissemination os (. of C. information and other constructive material Copy, however, nuat be restricted to saeh material The space cannot be used to further personal 1 ambitions or to een&ure citizens.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
EXPLOSION KILLS CHILD.

Piggott, July g-Orpha Higgason, II year oid daughter of II. B. Higga- son, living tw0 miles m the country, vas burned to death by the expioa- ion of a gasoline engine used on the farm. The little gir was assisting her brother dram some gasoline out If the engine when it backfired caus- ng m explosion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
NEGRO WOMAN RE.ARREsTED

Eearaen, July 7-ErDokje Eaaon. negro woman, who was arreated gev- eral days ago for killing d negro named Hog Anderaon amt released when verdict of "Iuatifianle homl- clde' was rendered. by the cornner'a a Jury, has been rearrested on 4 charge of manalaughter by Sheriff [. Q. Harper, upon an order from the prosecuting attorney
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
1.sss FRENCH T8 4UIT FTJI4E-

Rome. EuIg --L-ge -aCl@fisi ..4's-il- ,..7 ,@ Fli4ryve4 7zs 7zssee1 | resolution taus,zii--,q, -f1a lrezaenE ssal1seset 7y tt,e 45t11uda. of t,e9-e1l 4@11fiafs 4a 'il azti1rdsa- .ous4degee1 offeZIslVE 70 me feelll7-ar 5u tt1a organization Ie Eeae.- Jl1Ei,577 aas4es zv76t1araggal 1E ire tEtzlet1 trDoga. ass 1t1e1r ZFeseE-ee= 54glil'aL- ='Eef,ss f.rTs7TdTT EEra11eo-EtaIIa- re-aII9T-5-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
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Ike Misseerl 4evfie laasy 1oasC ate1st es GlanT 5ralass frnus St .oNla to Re&as, 1agt # '1giTtfrslIg fe4ralaa frer1 3e.asstiaQ aaoa.6 he seroIee ls 5s 9r6VIesIna. DeGoaeegg l.uGtte. Rock aaa Pine .tttEff apa aeBnss sosg5h. 1.}5e 5eo1le 5f esagstl1asasst EIigasaaass and 9,f Norrt1wesst a.o7glstaa-2l- ass pf4l aas othl. ers. crsnapellsf4 go t1sc ghese gra4aa are siaaFwet3 for fsiiesg.et.asss s,egv4ee, 4nft 4re e9a4itter4 Ge ieece9ve. better servfea sta.st they assaaln.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
DELAY N FORMING EABENET-
By tfoe 4ssoc5aEed Fress5I

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
Arkansas Couples W edding Trip Ends
 in Chicago Prison

Chicago, .ft4ly 5..-tuSreY 3e!ovv of 5onssbore, Aric-r gsTth ais goga1g bride, 3eatrlee aetdsw, were arressea aegn a&t llGs3t prlesg they rode rgto a b. cal .FsTaaer EfG1sE covered and weary from Cape fsirarrtaaa- Mo IT an ag- tona03gie 1~tieyesi to aavt: Jeeg1 ssoaega shsse- Other thaFta and ros,berres along tt3e fegate taGer by st4e palr are seGnas nve&5jGatef4
 Little 2oelc- July 7--tussreY Be low, g@hils n the army st Camp Pike Ia&s eall4 WAS tEIesf before a courr martial orl a etaarge of selling ar a1stoFnotSIIe which did nas belong 10 alm. The oFitcoNge of shs. trTal could aot 5e learned. Iesoss lived at sgen@SkaFe,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
CUBAN AvIAroRs LOSE LIVES

Havana, July 1.-Two Cuban avia- tors. Sergeant Santiago Aleman and Jose D1az, were killed thiH morning when the airplane n which they were flying cargrh fire and fell in flames near Columbia barracks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
.sRmsga ae ASSOCIATED pazsss

Efse &s.oesstssF sl9s:sss & ss,e.sssstpte.-y entitled bo 5isss sse for republication of sii sess dasfSa4e.s.ss e.is.ssEes4 ba si os, tcs otherwise srSsrsisess IT sisls sssney sssd ssso Gsse lnr-sa s@ssS .assssnst.ss.. sessssn-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
BUILD THE THEATRE.

Thousands of people. in the course of the theatrical season. travel from their homes ill the Pine Bluff terri tory to Little Rock or other cities to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
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f.rane a aaan E dozen faVorB ana ife gq.6s Bte lciea gt=at aey eaaittGr4 to gopsr oln,dness. Refuse SIS Ghlr~ see1aeh seen4eSt, and he ee3s '~s6re
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
C.. 0F C. BULLETIN $ KaENE.Y SENSITIVE.

Some folks are certainly Seen to xsaasd sgasnSti gs4e possibility st1at. aoue yasl overfenk Gaae parG gt1ey nave aaa n aay movement, Chat E4ad Ger sasFtaeee ersrfitxbiv
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08
6 0 1 I R E

0F za FE8ga Removed 8y External Home fFsat- nent. For Dayton. Ohio Lady
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-08

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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-11-01
RAILMEN WARN OF REVOLUTION
If CUMMINS ANTI-STRIKE LAW
is PASSED

Passage by either House of Congress of
the Cummins anti-strike railway legisla-
ton, will result in a general strike vote
throughout the country, officials of the
American Federation of Labor declare.
One official is quoted as follows
I'VE are willing to go to any length to
maintain the right organized labor has en-
Joyed for twenty years"
Timothy Shea, acting president of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and
Eng1nemen gave notice to Congress, on
October 20, that the organization would not
observe pending anti-strike legislation if
enacted
Mr. Shea was quoted as saying that such
law was almost certain to precipitate re-
volutlon and was, in fact, what extreme ra-
ideals and revolutionary agitators desired
as an excuse for overthrowing the existing
social, political and industrial institutions Of
the country.
He declared that railway employees were
not law breakers but American citizens, with
the rights of citizens, and that such a law
would be unwarranted, un-American and
contrary to American institutions.
He added: eff an anti-strike law is en-
acted, the responsibility for any upheaval
which may follow lies with Congress"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-11-01
CUBAN SUGAR CONTRACTED FOR
Longshoremen's Strike Ties up
Transportation

The Cuban Sugar Manufacturers and
Planters Association issued a statement
from Havana, on October u, to the effect
that sufficient sugar to meet present Ameri-
can needs has been contracted for but will
remain in Cuban warehouses until trans
portation is provided.
In the meantime, the longshoremen'
strike at New York seems as far from set
Element as ever. A report of October Is
said:
NEARLY 500 ships, totaling about LOO
600 tons, are tied up and in the harbor.
Of this number, 1870 are swinging at anchor
in the lower bay being unable to find berths
at piers. Twenty-Five of the vessels are
transatlantic liners Of the 10000 men
affected by the strike, only 5000 were at
work yesterday"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-11-01
Additional News of the World

commission unless congress approves.
8. To remove the United States from
any obligation to contribute to the leagues
expenses unless congress authorizes such
appropriation.
9. To reserve the right of the United
States to decide for itself the size of its
armament and to increase its army and navy
in the event of threatened war without the
consent of the league.
TO- To reserve the right of the United
States to refrain from entering into the
economic boycott provided for in article
10 of the league covenant.
The remaining four reservations have
not been made public so far as we know.