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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-28
SOCIAL @ S&I| PERSONAL AA||

Mrs. c. U. Mayfield and son, Everyn, have returned from a pleas ant visit in Chicago and Michigan resorts.
 -+-
 Miss Margaret Maitland of Mem phis, who has been the guest of Mrs. Roscoe Mcintyre for several weeks has gone to Millville to visit her sis ter, Mrs. H. H. Norman.
 The Carnation club will meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. with Mrs Northern on East Eighth. Miss Louise Morris is visiting ] relatives for short while, in Keo and England.
 MT. and Mrs. G. E. Lytle have re- turned from visit with relatives in Shreveport.
 Mrs.. c. w. Hill has gone to Mem phis for visit of two weeks. Miss Frances Moore of Stuttgart 1 is the guest of MT. and Mrs. R. C. Cook, 1501 West Fifteenth. Miss Mildred Everett of Jackson vile, Fla, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Simpson.
 MT. and Mrs. B. J. Chamblin of Little Rock who have been visiting Mrs. Selma Martin Tovey returned to their home yesterday. 1 Mrs. B. S. Durard and sons Ladell Melvin and Clifford, left yesterday for a visit with relatives in Cedar Hill. Tenn. They will be later joined by MT. Durard who will return with them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-28

Clifford Green has accepted posi- tlon as window trimmer and adver- Using man at the store of N. Gurdin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-28

Earl Rector, young white man wanted at Blytheville on a charge of stealing an automobile and break ing jail, is being held here to wait officers from Blytheville. Rector was arrested on Main street Tuesday night by Deputy Sheriff J. L. Me- Burnett upon information. furnished Pine Bluff officers from Blvtheyille.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-28

I1a Benthe of Sweet Home
 Floyd E. Averill of Des
 were married yesterday f'the court house by. Judge Eliams. They left. in the knoon in ia car to make Eain Des Moines, Iowa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-28

A marriage license was issued yesterday by County Clerk L. T. Sal lee to Floyd E. Averill, aged 31, Des Moines, Iowa, and Miss Lula Benthe, aged 20, of Sweet Home, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-28

MT. and Mrs. B. J. Chamblin of Little Rock who have been visiting Mrs. Selma Martin Tovey returned to their home yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-28
l of
 Entertained.

Ida Oaks, 62o Cherry, en- Tuesdav sa evening with a rtv rtrs in honor of Miss Ruth Alexandria, Its an La. Refresh p served. after dancing was 6til a late hour. ,,:
 "'1 honoree. Miss Nonie rradv. ', dv and D. F. Stude,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-28

Miss Mildred Everett of Jackson
 vile, Fla, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Ernest Simpson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-28

Miss Frances Moore of Stuttgart is the guest of MT. and Mrs. R. C. Cook, 1501 West Fifteenth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-16
LOCAL CANfEEN SERVES
OVER 31bO MEN IN AUG.

Approximately SIS soldiers, 80
sailors, and 60 marines were hospit-
ably entertained by the local Red
Cross cantecn during August. Twelve
sick men were aided. and the services
rendered covered everything from
auto rides aud dances 10 sewing on
buttons and oheyrons. The approx
mate mount Of supplies for the
chapter was $3.50 out OF which only
ten dollaH' worth was donated.
Among the supplies furnished free
were $50 gallons OF coffee, 400 Hand-
witches. eco magazines. q gallons of
iced drinks. 90 gallons OF fee cream.
500 PACKAGES OF matches, 1000 Gig
arettes and postcards, $40 IN stamps,
and f~',i' ard lunches Vaiora. A re-
mark written on the margin OF the
report Of the Albuquerque chapter 10
headquarters says. ''Three hundred
coiored men passed through. and
there's never anything left when they
get through"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-16

The nuh annual session OF The New
Mexico Conference % the Methodist
Episcopal church win open tonight at
the First Methodist church. corner
Lead avenue and South Third street
with a onfrtcnc m by the Roy.
7. u. Thuresson OF Las Vegas.
Bishop Francis J. Mcconnell of
Denver viii be prcHidiur officer. with
the REV. Charles Oscar Bockmun.
preacher In charge. s. Alonzu Bright
Is superintendent and Miss Edith
Gorby ~deaConcss. bishop Mcconnell
will arrive this evening in time for
the opening session.
\ number Of tho delegates are al
ready m the city and the remainder
arr expected tonight A reception
committee viii meet the trains AT tho
station and cAcor the visiting dele
gates to the opening session. They
viii be assigned TO their quarters al
the HON IS Of members OF the conErr-
cation at the close OF the evenings
session.
About "A hundred delegates are cN-
portcd TO attend the convention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-16
Colorado Business
Men Here on Auto
Tour of the West

4 party Of tourists from Colorado
springs, consisting of State senator
l.. a. Puner. Joseph Dorr. ~. Il.
Strscklcr. Erwin Howbert u ID. IA.
Rice passed through Albuquerque to-
day on their return trip after touring
Arizona. New McXico and a part OF
Colorado. These men are prominent
business men OF Colorado n all are
said To be m~illionaires.
Mr.. Howhert Is president Of the
First National bank OF Colorado
springs. aud MIR. Rice II manager OF
the Stratton estate. which is said TO
pe ~ of the largest In the state OF
Colorado. Among other properties,
this estate includes b Brown Pal
ace hotel Of Denver. The other menu
bers Of the party also have large in
,erests throughout the west.
In discussing the present national
situation. Senate uro admitted he
IL against he league Of nations In its
present form, that II should not be
ratified without rescrvu ions and
amendments n although President
Wilson's present trip IN behalf Of tho
league lis costing the people OF the
country &2a. 900" he does not expect
II to offset the opposition ia the
treaty and league without change
whether this be the proposed rescr-
vations aud amendments or ome
thing else not yet proposed.
The party expects to leave today
for Santa Fe from which place their
trip 10 Colorado Springs will be re-
sumod.
Although these gentlemen have
many interests throughout the south
west they Insisted there was no par
ticular Significance to their trip, II
was merely a pleasure trip, ana u
7 Inns mt bptu all pIensure pithgT." ms
they have encountered some very
poor roads and have had difficulty In
getting through In places.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-16
TUBERCULOSIS

10 was when physicians
said Il was impossible for
J. N. Miller. Ohio Druggist
20 survive the rayngcs Of
rubercuiosia he began cxpcr-
NmeHtlnF on himself, and dis
covered the Home Treatment.
known ns ADDiLfNE. Any
ono with coughs showing
tubcrcular tendency or Tub
I'd your name and address %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-16
Who's Here
T0DAY'S ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS

STURGES.
Mrs. T Raising, Boulder, Colo.
n. J. Nosh, Needles. Calf
J. g. McEllory, Needles. calf.
e. ~ Carroll. Denver.
r, Mishon. Rio Puerco.
Il. a. Latom, Denver.
II. y. Chavez. El Paso.
\. ~ Chambers. Sweetwater,
J., Porter Jones, Santa Fe.
Peter Citchen. Gallup.
r. r.. Kelly and wife, TnrrizOzO.
VIM. Joyce, Mountainair.
n. g. payntcr. Topeka.
r.. Pnynter. Topeka.
v. Carrillo. Santa Fe.
Don $. sullivan. Forest Service.
Edward Brice. Los Angeles.
Mrs, Leo Locnstoln, SocorrO.
Captain Longstrcct, H. \. L..
MIR. Dunn. New York city.
a. w. Colson. ST. Louis.
Al soells, st. Louis.
ALVAItADO.
w. w. Hawkins, FL pnso.
Chns. R%oliinsOn. ~ Paso.
~. G. Wilmot. Bland.
w. +. Anderson, Kansas city.
G. w. Elliot ana family, Fort
Worth.
George T. Brown. Gallup.
n. q. Mcnhourne. Louisville.
W. S. Murphy. Philadelphia.
Nirs. J. Blain, Philadelphia.
V q. codey. Chicago.
Irving Howben. Colorado Springs
ID. y. Sirlckler. Colorado Springs,
y. II. Rice. Colorado Springs.
T. a. punsr Colorado Springs.
J. q. Dern. Colorado Springs.
y J. purch. Colorado Spring..
u. y. Hart, Los Angeles.
J.. w. Moves. III paso.
G. NJ. Lane, ~ Paso.
v r. Challenger. Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 4. Ferguson, New
York city.
q. n. Lancaster. Oklahoma City.
r. l.. Soto, Ilesperns, Colo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-16
AT THE THEATERS TO-DAY

u "B' THEATER-Presentin the great film feature, 1.-THE
shepherd Of the Hills, by Harold Bell Wright. II is a ten.rcci
photoplay and is scheduled for four days, starting today.
IDEAL THEATER-William Desmond is the star in Bare.
FiSted Gallagher = also Pathe News, No. rs, and the tworeel
Charlie Chaplin comedy, Police
PASTndE THEATER- blanche Sweet, one OF The most popu.
lar de luxe film Stars, will appear today IN the great film story,
The objectionable SIM" 1t is scheduled for five days at The
Pastime.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-16
PULLMAN CONDUCTORS
GET WAGE INCREASE

Washington. Sept. 16.- Twenty
conductors on federal controlled rail-
roads received a Sigh, inureate i,
wages today. retroactive to May !, un-
der an order issued hy Director Cen
cral Hines Tor the purpose nf reoti-
Tying an error IN a previous award.
For the first yea uf service con
ducturs viii receive Si25 a month,
with o. ccnts an hour ove, Time, he
wages Increasing to $50 a month
and 20 40 cents per hour Tor non IN
service more than fifteen years. A
standard month OF 2fO hours i1stetd
Of 500 hours. effective september l..
was Instituted.
When Il comes to adversely or pros
perity the average man prefers ruin
by the latter route.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-16

Stylish Fall Dresses
Materials are many, both silk and wool
are well represented. There is such a d.
versity of effects produced by panels,
plaits, sashes and draperies; and the
touches of fringe braid embroidery,
beads and buttons lend a charm which is
altogether irresistible. To see these new
dresses is to desire them, and their very
fair %pricings make possession far from
difficult.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-16

shows the distressing fact hat more
thrn 80 blind children have been To-
Gated and listed. who cannot possibly
he admitted 10 the school until the
accommodations have been greatly
increased.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-16
At THE II.

a very amusing story II heing told
about George Mcdaniel who plays
me part Of Young Mate ~ the pie
NOUS story 'The Shepherd Of the
HIS being presented at the u the
aire' as the first blk feature OF the
harold Hell Wright story-ricture
corporation.
seems that Mcdaniel bought him
sell a new bungalow "a short distance
outside OF Los Angeles n the night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-16
At THE

The engagement OF Harry Garson's
THE objectionable Sin" at the Pas
time theater. beginning today, ought
not to be made without the perfectly
warranted statement h IA this picture
Is one of the most -pretenuous and
most extensively produced which has
ever been exhibited In Albuquerque.
The production is In ten reels, and
this alone means lots OF money. CUT
ding INTO the excncquor OF Harry Gar
son. the producer. TO a greater extent
however. were the salaries OF such
people as Marshall Neilan, Blanche
Sweet. Wallace Beery and others
whose services were enlisted In the
screening Of the story.
Tais great picture is scheduled for
i've days at the Pastime,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-16
At THE IDEAL.

At TIE IDEAL
William Desmond. the genial biz
star, who II appearing In Bare
Fisted Gallagher" a puncAy and hui
morous molOdrama OF the west. at
the Ideal theatcr. Is a boxer OF no
mean ability.
Jesse u. Hampton. the producer.
aftor seeing his star In q friendly bout
with Willie Meehan, the coast cham
pion who gave Jack Dempsey such a
hard fight. offered to back Desmond
against any screen actor OF the coast,
winner to take all.
Big Bill Russell has signihed his
Intention to accept the def, and the
coast colony IL agog with excitement
over The event.
Frank tanning, Desmond's char
acter mar who is badly messed up
by tho big Celt In "Bare-Elsted Cal
lagher." il laying even money that
Desmond knocks Russell Put In ten
rounds. And tanning ought to know.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-16

after he moved into II he returned
home late TO find the house securely
locked n no answer made 10 his re-
peated efforts to arouse his wife.
whom he expected to ind at home.
Being In a new neiKhborhood and
fearing arrest u he tried 10 break In.
Mcdaniel finally sought repose In a
hammock on tho vernnJA and soon
foil asleep to be awakened by the
owner Of the house hunted up a
bunch OF keys and with one OF them
they managed 10 unlock the front
door. on n table inside 'hc house
was n note which read Dear Hubby;
I am Eoing to Los Angeles to spend
the night with mother. Youpwill mud
the key to ihe front door under the
door mat outside. Wiley"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-16
Betty Wales Dresses

The new fall models are ready and this
is the only store in the city that sells them.
Betty Wales Dresses are made under the
most sanitary conditions and in each dress
is the Betty Wales label, which guaran.
tees style, material, finish and wear.
Betty Wales Dresses are here in all
wool Serge and Tricotine materials, at
prices ranging from $29.95 up.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-21
HAMMOND GUN
Order QUIZ NOW
CENTERED HERE

The congregational investigation into
why S250o00oo wa spai dto the Stand
ard Steel Car company of Hammond
when the government received but 200
gun carriages on its army ordnance
contract during the war. was brought
homo 70 Chicago yesterday with the
arrival of the subcommittee probing
war contract claims.
Representative William :. Graham.
OF Aledo. accompanied by Representa-
tive Garrett OF Tennessee and Jeffries
Of Omaha. opensd the hearing in the
assembly rooms OF the Illinois Trust
company. calling several army officers
to give preliminary testimony
Charles r. Miller, chief coast ex-
pert of the Chicago ordnance district.
testified that tho payment of the first
$4,000 in question was mnde to cover
losses to the car company in a period
Of nonproduction IN which the com
pany could have made industrial prog
ress but for being tied UP with govern
n,ent work ana that he thought that
particular payment WAS Justified.
Concerning the total s25.oeooo0 paid
by Uncle Sam 10 the company. he
stated that but zoo carriages had been
received. but added that hundreds Of
carriages were under construction
when the armistice was signed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-21
brewery
SOLD FOR
Tire PLANT
Energetic Rubber Men Close
Option on Old West
Hammond Brewery.

With the option already closed on the
West Hammond brewery. a large manu-
featuring plant whl2h can quickly be
converted to turn out the new product.
This locality IS now the home of the
rev Beck Tire & Rubber CO.. which has
been organized TO MANUFACTURES an ar
,icle which. it is claimed. VIII solve
practically all of the tire troubles Of
the rnotorist
Many Hammond people have already
seen the new style tire i'm operation on
cars. It has an inner tube and casing
similar 10 ordinary pneumatic tires ex-
cept that the casing has no tread. the
outer surface being flattened and having
two re nforcins beads at its outer edges
Next to che hattened casing IS placed
the detachable tread. consisting Of pune
ture- proof solid rubber blocks held ia
position by a series Of metal links which
also extend part wey over Size casing,
protecting It from side punctures
Il j. said the initial east ~ the tire
with the Interchangeable tread viii pe
about the same as cord tire. but as
the wear Is confined TO the rubber blocks,
which may be removed the arst casing
and inner tube VIII last indefinitely.
The tire is the invention Of Theodore
A Anderson, J. q Fair and i. II. Drury.
Alr. Anderson snd Nh Fair have been
in the rubber business for eight years
while Mr., Drury IS well-known engi-
neer. Each Of these men IS heavy
steckholder IN the company which has
just been organized As soon as we
have purchased the manufacturing plant
which We have in view We intend 70
install she necessary machinery and start
making inner tubes, casing and tresds.
said one Of the officials this morning.
cur plans contemplate an output of
1000 tires q day. but this VIII be in
creased as soon as additions to the
equipment can be made A number Of
manufacturers OF automobiles and es-
pecially trucks have opened negotiations
70 contract for our tires as a perina-
uant accessory"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-21
Hundreds
Of Strikers
Come Back

Yesterday was the last day OF grace
for the Gary strikers and those that
aid net return to work ere IS. o. l."
as they say IN the army. IN other
words they are sure out of luck" An
advance warning had been sent out from
the Gary steel mills thet the men who
did not 60 back on the Job on Monday
could fgure themselves as good as dis
charged with the loss of all bonuses.
pension rights. seniority rights and
privileges accruing from past service.
AZ a result. there was an infux Of
men into the mills yesterday. For the
hundreds that returned TO work Il
marked the last Of a four-wenks' vacs-
ton Unable to secure reinstatement.
many we're turned away For the frs,
time they came TO the realization that
radical tendencies 10 tho future arc not
t. be tolerated ana today. with the ap-
preaching winter upon them. they find
themselves without work and without
prospects Of work
Many Of the alien strikers have been
led to believe that although they did
go out on strike pay would go on just
tho same. Some even went to the mill
CONTINUED on page nine)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-21
1T BOTHERED THE
MAYOR A LOT

Mayor Brown was beseiged with tele-
phone calls last night shortly after TEE
TINES appeared on the streets It
seemed TO him that every person in
Hammond wanted to get some Of the
cheap bacon which IS 70 be on sale
Wednesday The, All wanted him to
lay back ore or more cans for thena
but ne kept refusing all Of them. At
last he hunted up the ad which ne had
inserted tn THE TINES. Then he un-
rerstood Instead OF stating that the
oacon would be sold at 50 95 pe-can.
the ad road 81 90 per dozen THIS
world make the price At about two
cents per pound which vas really too
low even for municipal store The
error has since been corrected
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-21
GARY LADS ON
HAMMOND RAMPA AGE
Four From Plymouth Insti
tuition Commit Whole
! sale Robberies in City.

-Four young Gary boys. former in
mates Of the rsformatory. at Plymouth,
we're arrested last night BY officer
Aaugh OF tho Hammond police who
found them sleeping in an empty wag-
on In the alley between SibIey street
and state Street
The boys who are Steve Pawlscke. -
years old Of 1917 Virginia street. Matt
Aaddick. - years old. Of 1917 Wash
ington street. steve Staryznski. u year
old and his brother Nike. II years old
of 1909 Mary land street, confessed TO
me following robheries.
On Friday they stole three blcy cles
In Gary and when a man chased them
hey threw the wheels away. and then
came 20 Hammond on Saturday after
noon where they stole three pairs or
boys pants from the Lion store which
they we're wearing when arrested
The young thieves went on new
theft rampage stole four baskets OF
grapes and a bottle Of milk and they
took two rugs out ~ an automobile and
used them for bedding. They cracSeu
a gum machine for 50 50 and two
fash lights were also found on them
rhen arrested. The boys are being
held for the Gary authorities.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-21
HAMMOND
MEN ARE
INDICTED
ESPECIAL 10 rHr rlnEs

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. october 81
The federal grand jury returned the
following indictments against Lake
county citizens today.
Clifford Butts. Hammond. tmperson-
eating officer, James Melendon. Ham
mond, robbing postoTice. Karl AIickal-
ask. Alex GoTska and Felix Miller. Of
Hammond, stealing from the Interstate
Shipments; Angelo Tinco. Zedo zwo-
kick. Paul Siilka. Stephen Petri. Mike
zrom. all OF Gary. Frank Miiosick, of
Hammond and Martin Telcsman and
Roy Kicker. Crown Point, operating
Illicit stills. Liquor cases include
Mickey Blocks. Dan Cosna. Nick Ro-
clint. John Stsva. Albert Editz. Harry
aEan. Isnatz Guber Of Hammond Mike
Juesel. Lake county. Milan Divick and
Dan Lesnalch. Cary. Gus Pesho. Ham
mond. andre Rapacz and Helen Nor
way Indiana Harbor. Carl Remsuck,
Lake county and william Johnson, OF
Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-21
c. |. SURPRISE
IS REAPPOINTEO
Judge Anderson Makes An
nouncement That Pleas
es Hammond Very Much.

For the tourth time. Judge Albert
Anderson has reappointed Charles L.
Surprise as United statcs Commission-
er at Hammond. the last appoint-len
being made on October 18th and bein-
for a tedm Of four years from tbs
date
Mr. Surprise also acts as Depuy
Clerk 70 the Federal Court havin z
been appointed thirteen years ago las,
September.
In view Of the growth OF the Calu-
met district, including Michigan City
the commissioners appointment has
become an important one in law en-
forcement circles as many as hfteen
cases often being filed in q single wees
by Special Agent OF the Department o
Justice and Revenue Agents During
the war Mr. Surprise heard hundreds
OF draft violations. espionage and ss-
botage matters. and within the pas
year has heard nearly two hundret c
Reed Amendment or whiskey viola
tion cases IN addition TO numerous oth-
er matters which are now covered p
Federal Laws
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-21
GARY JEWELRY
DEALER IN
BANKRUPTCY

An Involuntary petition IN bankrupt
CT was filed this morning in the L
$ District court at Hammond against
Henry Wellner of Gary. proprietor Of
one OF the largest jewelry stores IN the
Calumet region. Welner's store is To-
Gated rear the corner Of Broadway and
11th street in Gary.
The petitioners are A. H Cohn &
Co. Robert II IngersoH q Bros. and
krengei Bros. all of Chicago Welt
uer's indebtedness to the amounts to
about $1,000 while 1t is alleged that
there are other creditors who have
claims gainst him.