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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-09
Pianist Gilbert Wins COmmendatinn
 From the Critics

Harry M. Gi1hnrt. nianist if note will accornpanv Miss Henriotta Rrnw- stnr, in her "ncital at tho Central H'"h school Friday Tnlv 1Sth MT. Gilbert is one of the directors of rous- ;s of '''sic Opera comiune of New York Citv. is director at the First Preshvterian church of New York: as well as being composer of many son"s. anthems. and piano solos.
 Hn accompanind David Bisoham of his to''r around the world Some com mont for his p1avino follow:
 Frow the Washington Herald "Con' n' ont ~, tho conrnrt would be in- comnleto without trih',te to the ac- "on'n"nist Harry M Gilbert. who has honn heard in concert with Geraldine Far1ar and whose wor'r had much ito do with tho erornss of tho sin~ers. Ho -lavod also two solos with such skill that the "udioron doma~1nd more. and ho n7avod charn,ino Humoresque of La~7lor.'
 From tho Los Aroeles Trih,1nn- "Mr. Ci1hert's re~formanca at the niaro "os artistic and effactivn as David Pie~hams own reading of the song itself"
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JOHNSON ASSERTS PEACE LEAGUE
 BIG WAR TRUST
California Senator Declares Treaty Meant Only for the
 Strong.

Providence. R. l.. July S.-Snnator Hiram ". Johnson of California Sneak'ng here last nioht. declarod that the proposed league of nations was not in realitu an association to prevent war. hut "a leapue of armed nations in a gigantic war trust"
 "'n it's very creat;ors." he addnd ''t has been etripped of ev"rv ideaGs- tic nnrnose 1t oyer had It contains within itself the element Of many ware" ana worsn than that it rivets. aS in tho Shantuno decision. the rhai"S Of tyranny unon mil''ons of eeonle and nnnnents for all time un- just and wicked anneXations.
 "This leaer'n of nations. with the n'er who really wrote it. was meant to obtain nea"e only in so far as n"ace maintained forever inviolate their territories and their subject neonles: and it was meant that this lind of peace should be obtained bv the exercise of nower and the force of the United States.
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PLAN REPAVING OF WALNUT AND
 OLIVE STREETS
Interested Property Owners Meet Tomorrow Night to
 Make Decision.

A mass meeting of the property owners of Olive and Walnut streets will be held Friday nieht for the pur- nose of discussing plans for the oroan- izatlon of a new paving district to re- pave Walnut and Olive streets. The ''nntino will be attended bv city off cia's who will co-onerate with the pro- nortv owners in their attempt to re- pavn these streets.
 Olive and Walnut streets were paved some time apo, and were con- sidernd at the time the pavement was cnncluded. as the two best strnnts in Dina Bluff. The fa1lacv of this be- lief was shown shortly after the pave ment was cor1pleted, when after a r"'n. the wooden chnosote blocks in tho street would buckle, causing con- stant repairs. As time went on. the pavement on these streets became 6" that after an xtraordinary heavy rain. traffic on certain parts of the street was impossible.
 The city council some tin,n apo dis"usend the pavement on Walnut and Olive. and a1derman expressed themselves as being willinp to aid the pronertv owners to oct new pavement. The crnosote blocks were laid on concrete foundation. and the asnha't or concrete pavement srg- "estnd to ren1ace the wooden blocks. would have this bed as foundation, thus eliminating a certain expense in r'1tting down entirely new pave ment.
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ANNEXATION CASE BEFORE WILLIAMS
 IN TIE M0pN|Nc
Petition Eliminates Eden Park, Large Part of
 Territory.

County .Tndon R. H Williar,e will tomorrow decided whethor cortoi,o con ti~;o,7s +n,'ri+orv voted i,oto tho nitv at tho last general election. will pro- perlv heccn,n part If the ctiv.
 Annnxatio,, was first ao'itated 1oe4 winter ard # was put on tho tiel.o4 for vo+n at +hn election hold last A,,,'l when hv a oo0d ,,oainri+v. annnvo+i +io., was annrovnd. Property ow,1n,.z ;,, cert in nor+s of tho tn,'ritorv +a hn annoxad ohinc+nd to +hnir nrono,,4, Lo- oo,nino rort of tho ritv a,>1 ha-,a hold ~nvnra1 ',nes meetings to pro- tnr+ tho nnovatior
 Sho"tlv af+n'' tho o1entia,, in 4 nr;l +he citv conoci' -ntitic',nd the co,,>,+-, i,,d~n 4o rncooni7n tho ar-7nva+;o>, r-don NVi1liovoe cot Waf,,nrlav T,,1-- 10 as tho dav hn womb hoor ha4h anti a'rd rro. and rontlop h;~ doc; eioo The hnarino will he hold at 1n o'clock ton, o,rovu r'ornin~ Tho tor- ,itorv conta mod in tho orim;ro1 ,9lai to be ar,ooxed cononrieod ,.o,7~hl, o ,~i1e eou+h wnet ror+h. and noe+ oe tho nrnsnn+ ci+v 1imi+e, hoo;nni,,o o+ tho r"rcant citv lir,its at Twnnt;o+h end Oh'r street. Ar anlcndnd n~+;- lion will ho nreSentnd to Jr1~a WEI Hams hnwnvnr since tho o+v co,7ncil Mondav nioht voted to oli,,,i rote certain ,,orts of the torr'to,,,r +o hn anrnvod This +nrritorv to he e1io,. ina+nd i~o1''dos Fdon rar'-. 1ar~n +rno+ If land eou+huact of A,,o r'.v- "~d 9 1aron t,'"c+ ,,orthwoo+ of tho o;+v The Owrore of E'1n,, ,,n,,l- n+ o,,n lime ran,1nstnd +o hn i,,n1,7dnd in the pro- posed annexed territory.
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KIDNEY REMEDY FOR 40 YEARS
 A PRONOUNCED SUCCESS

a wonderful medicine for all diseases of the kidneys and liver"- "-fSioned) Florence E. Schmidt, R. F. D. No. 1, Dunkirk Ohio.
 For the elimination of poisons due to impaired kidney action. Warner's Safe Remedy was famous for 25 wears before this woman so judicious- ly began it's effective use. There are thousands of neople who realize that their general health depends up- on their kidnevs and have found War ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy reliable family medicine. Forty years ago it was named "Safe" be- cause it is SAFE absolutely: equal izing the work of both the kidneys and liver. Satisfactory results are obtairc most severe cases, and it is sold bv druggists every where. A sample sent on receipt of ten cents. Warmers Safe Remedies Co, Dept. 6O2 Rochester, N. Y. adv.
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Wholesale GrOcers
 Charre FavOritism
 by R. R. to Packers

Chicaoo. July "A choroe of disi criminatior in favo~ If tho nackir q indrstrins bV the Ur;+nd States r";l- road administration which has ennhled the packers to innre"se thnir hrsinnss enormously outside +hn sale of slanoh- tered anima1s was contained in neti- lion filed hnfcre tho irtarc+ato "on- mcrce commission todav hv tho Whole sa1o Grocnrs' association of Anerica.
 Tho ,,eti+ior a~eo~tnd +ha+ the ~ro- cnrs hol;nve that if +hov failed to "hoc< tho alle~ed f"vori+ier,. i+ wonld hn on1v short tin1e hnfore the packers would control the dis+r;bution of food products now handled by grocers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-09
Engine Men I ,nsa
 Fight With B. l.. B.

Little Pncl- July 7.-Tohn C. Love and F. C. c+n1ter locorn otivn enoinenrs of Novth i++1n Rock Monday mornino lost their fioht in the supreme court of ArlSareas for comnulsorv reinstat ta- ment ;'o tho Grand Tntarnatnonal divi- sion. Brotherhood of ,ocomo+ive En- einecrs. which +hev for,,s orlv were aaa4s,esserS.sef v5 's
 The two Aireers wero nvnollnd bv the hro.8hs1d a+ is triennia7 ses- sion in yasnd o Ma~sts5 1918. as tho ,, re3.e ~ circa1s,tysssfssA v ,yysssfs'NA . hsw- ,y hrothashoods saor fasi1,1ra +AStakfg sSstpn toward: seenriro,s ss4tafar's seTsrsa,Ndv n3ent bg, tho Rock Is1end. sn''sdduArt to an accider+ in 1a12. when the csssswn sheet of his .eneino. was b1aeW 6ff ]. il
 ,-ssE4ha railway cOn1nenv conrnrona;s sHd Stalte~'s dannaoe, s2sit hut rnf,,sed to ra-al'o1ov him. a1lapinr that the d. eident had been due to his own neo1i- oenco. His clnip,s. nrosantod; tn +ho 1acal ,divisior. thro~oh hinosolf and his friend. Fn~inao1', Lowe. also, an enl- nlove of the Rock Islard wore .u1i- favnrah hlv acted upon both vthe local division and the brand division. THe pamphlat alleged to have heen scur- rilo,fs, in natl1rn was circulated at the terrinal session in 1918 and resulted in their expulsion. 4..;
 Both men instituted suit in P1luski county charcerv court to compel rein statement. but it was held that they had violated the rules of the bro+her- hood, which had right to expel them.
 The supreme court, speakin~ throuoh Justice Humphreys. sustained the decision of the Pulaski county chancerv court holding that Love and Stelter could not invoke the aid of the courts in compelling reinstate. ment.
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DOGS DAY PASSED.

Milwaukee, Wis, July Dogs in Milwaukee apparently have had their day. Only 5,003 dog licenses have been issued this year as compared with last year and an average in previous years of l3,0000. The war with the consequent high cost of foodstuffs is the cief reason.
 The passing of Towser is hitting the poliee department hard, for 50 per cent Of dog license money went to the police pension fund.
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FOR BUREAU OF HOUSING

Washington, July Representa- tive Tinkham of Massachusetts,, an nounced he would introduce before congress a bill creating in the depart ment of labor bureau of housing and living conditions.
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INCONSISTENT.

Sol Solbuster-Wimern is certn'y inconsistent.
 Abe Orpington-Whasa matter?
 My dear Sally was right in the fight fer liberty an freedom from be- ginnin' t end"
 " Yes, yes"
 "And then, the first thing she does when peace is declared is to fasten herself up tightern' beeswax in a hobble skirt. ."-Y Youngstown Teleoram,
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N McGauohy entertained a
 her girl friends yesterday From 1 to 6, with a tea .onor of her guest. Miss
 mpson. of Fayetteville. re freshments were served afternoon. The invited re Elizabeth Armstrong, Ezell. Sybil Dixon. Lamar BFugene Ezell, Ida Shep- line Puddephatt. Edith Pat Idrod Mcdonald, Frances llo Louis Watson. Frances White from Dumas, Ark, kins. Zelda Davis. Alice zabeth Cross. Emily Rus McCaughy. Hughlett Cole p Boyce. Corinne Smart, Adams, Thelma Carnahan, aniels, Lucille Simmons, ithers, Frances Andrews, 1. Mildred Perdue, Virginia Mry Williams, Elizabeth
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FTAR pTOTS: PCDITCE PRICES
 Rome. Tnlv 7- Shon-knNnnrs here fearino ric+~ 1ikn those which have ac. cured at Florence and c+hnr cities hev-a decided to rnd1co their prices without waiting to be forced by mol violence.
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FOrllell

hess ~irls had a very inter Zinc last evening at the Y. Eafter their supper. Mrs. ban gave a devotional talk, ELucy Hearn Broadstreet Songs. Miss Maiorie Rev. a very interesting report hess women's league meet louis.
 Ills have planned to give a (h picnic at Atkins Lake on hv business girl who wishes
 please turn in her name at |C. A. before Monday the Nv. There will be swim katermelon supper, and a hast.
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RIRTHS.

Rorn to M~. nrd Mrs. T. IT. Tar wood Monday afternoon at tho F1or- ence Sanitarium. 9 IA pound girl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-09

A few dollars invested now in Creater Tnvas or Rainbow Division Oil e+ock will mako YOU independent : for Efn. Costs no+hing to investigate See MT. Jaynes, Jefferson Hotel.
 7-8-3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-09

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bennitt and son Wade have gone to Prescott for a few days, where Mr. Bennitt has some contracting business
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sionary

ElOnary
 Eets.
 kior Missionary society of &de Methodist church met faftprnoon with Mrs. w. c. H Mrs. H. B. Trimbln at the Hrs. Watson. Mrs. z. Tan fovided a very interesting h Korea. Late in the after kream was served to about sts.
 Mrs. s. A. McNish and son ! Springs for some time. +- Mrs. w. T. Lowe motored Rock Saturday and spent hnicn Norris attended the bna Fraternity dance in Lit hst night. [n. Luck and children leave Norfolk. Va., and Ocean lay until fall. H l Mrs. Carl Ware and chil- p Walnut have gone to fngs to spend a vacation. Rrnation club will meet
 afternoon at 2::3 no'c1ock, H. D. McClesky, 914 Neb- f'land Brewster has return
 title Rock whern she was a
 a hospital for several D. Tapgart and Mrs. Hay ny and children have gone to spend the remainder of er.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-09
2,494 SOLDIERS DISEMBARK

New York. July 8.-The transport Geor"e Washin"ton arriving from Brest. brought POS officers and 2,2S6 troops.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-09

Mrs. Mv'os-And is her husband kind to her?
 Mrs. vlyes-Oh. very. Whey, he's more like a friend than a husband Workers Statesman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-09

Mrs. A. E. Fuller, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. E. J. Fer guson. at 100 North Indiana, has re- turned home in New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-09

Mrs Peter Byrd Miss Doris Byrd ond Miss Anra Can't motored to Tot on~inos last week and are at 4ha Maiostic ho+n1 for several weeks. Mrs Manie Riley N~c Titzhugh end Mr Ragland will join the party this week.
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Miss K~">1nnr Collier has as her "1lest Mi Avs Wood of Boston. Miss Frances Kidd of little Pock, and Miss Helen Holt of Memphis Thnredav Miss Collier will entertain with rornino nar+u. at her home on Olive strne+. and Friday evening the guests will he entertained with a dance at the Country club.
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L'ttle Benegene Dodd yesterday received 9 telegram announcing that her daddv had arrived at Canop Mnr- riff. N. J.. from overseas. Beregnne's daddy is Corporal Benjamin C Dndd of Monticello. who has been with the A. E. F. for months.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-09

hnicn Norris attended the
 bna Fraternity dance in Lit hst night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-09

Mrs. w. T. Lowe motored Rock Saturday and spent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-09

[n. Luck and children leave
 Norfolk. Va., and Ocean lay until fall.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-09

Mrs. Carl Ware and chil- p Walnut have gone to
 ings to spend a vacation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-09

Mrs. s. A. McNish and son Springs for some time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-09

Rrnation club will meet
 afternoon at 2::3 no'clork, l H. D. McClesky, 914 Neb-
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OBITUARY
F. # + + +
MRS ]. E. ATKINS.

Mrs. J. E. Atkins, 35, until several months ago, a resident of Pine Bluff, died in Little Rock yesterday after noon, after lingering illness. She is survived by three small children, Dorothy Lee, aged II; J. E., aged 8, and John Reiff, aged 3.
 Mrs. Atkins was Miss Gertrude Quinn, the daughter of Baptist min ister of Star City, and member of a prominent Southern Arkansas family. She was highly educated, and was an authoress.
 She was member of the First Baptist church of this city. Her hus- band, the late J. E. Atkins, of this city, was at the time of his death of influenza year ago, manager of the Ellsworth plantation, owned by J. c. Fox, at Cornerstone.
 The body will arrive here from Lit tie Rock, this morning at 10:45, and will be taken to the chapel of H. I. Holderness and company, where fun eral services will be held this after noon at 2:30, Rev. w. c. Wood, pas tor of the Ohio Baptist officiating.
 Pallbearers will be Campbell Fox H. P. Wilson, Tom Atkinson, John Sennett, R. P. Rice, T. N. Harper, Joe Johnson, and M. A. Thompson.
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Pin ID. $. c. and
 Flag on Dress of
 Dr. Anna HI. Shaw

Philadelphia, July 5.-The pinning on her breast of the distinguished service medal, conferred by the gov ernment for her war work, and the jeweled American flag, worn by Susan B. Anthony, the funeral ser vices of Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, honorary president of the American Woman Suffragist association, were brought to a solemn close at her late home in Moylan, Pa, late today.
 Leaders of woman suffrage, from all parts of the country gathered about her rose-covered coffin to pay their last respects in cere- mony the outstanding feature of which was it's simplicity
 Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, presi- dent of the Suffragist association, fastened the suffragist pin upon the dress of Dr. Shaw as a symbol of the highest honor the women of the
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McBurnett Lands Fugitive After
 Exciting Chase

After an exciting chase beginning at the restaurant of Stephen Deme- ter, on East Third avenue, and end ing near skylight on top of build ing near the Wilson rooming house on East Third, Deputy Sheriff J. L. McBurnett captured Manuel Shaw, who is alleged to have stolen SPA from Demeter's cash drawer last night.
 The negro, who only arrived in town day or to ago, was employed in Demeter's restaurant. Last night Demeter stepped out, and when he did, Shaw rifled the cash drawer. He ran to his room at Wilson's roomine house, the deputy sheriff hot on his trial. The chase led thru the rooming house, where Shaw jumped thru a screen window on top of a building next door. He was found there lying close of the edge of skylighe by the officer, who arrested him, recovering SIS of the money alleged to have beer stolen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
FIGHT RECEIPTS
 PROBABLY WILL
 TOTAL S60o,000
Tclcdo's Share Will Help Or. phans and Other Poor of
 That City.

Toledo, Ohio, July 5.-Although of ficlai accounting has not been com pieted, Tex Rickard, promoter of the heavyweight champlonshlp contest between Jess Willard and Jack Demp- sey, estimated tonight that the gate receipts would total between S500,O0O and $6UO,OOU.
 Revenue agents are assisting III checking up the receipts to aeter- mine the amount of war tax due the government. Easing the recelpts on YoUU,UuU. the government Wlil re- celve approxnmarely %o4,o0O, while approxlmately $4l,U00 Will be turned over to loleoo's cnarlty 1und.
 The city, under the agreement with Promoter Packard, Is to receive ( percent of the gross receipts. KlcKard already had pald Y3O,OOO to this fund. Mayor SchrelDer plans to use thls money in sending orpnans and chll- aren of loiedo's poor Iamliltles on va cation trips to Michigan. lie also pians to devote part ot the money .o endow beds for the poor III hospi- tals.
 Dempsey Goes to Stage.
 Dempsey, the conqueror or Willard, lett tOnlgnI TOT Clnclnnatl to open tneatrlcal engagement there tomor- row. lie is to receive $I,OUO week.
 Willard spent the day resting aueriy Tn hls temporary home, in com pany with hls wlIe ana reW person. al friends. Aside from the swelling on the right side of his face, when was subslulng under cold appllca- tons, he was none the worse appar- entity, for his encounter with Demp- sey. He accepted his defeat with out any attempt to excuse it or be- little the new champions fistic pow ess. On the contrary, he made a number of complimentary remarks about Dempsey's ability.
 ..There is little to add to what IS already known" the defeated cham pion said. After that first hard swing to the jaw in the first round Dempsey came in so fast l never had a chance to clear my head and square away for better offense or defense was fighting in a daze. This is no attempt to alibi my defeat or take the credit from Dempsey, who IS a fast, clever, hard hitting opponent, ranking with the best of the heavy weights. Now I am through with boxing and expect to be just plain Jess Willard. l hope, however, that the public will remember me as a boxer who always tried to give his best in the ring and did his share to keep the boxing game above suspic- ion"
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Moore and Troupe Buy Cotton Belt
 Eating House

John Moore and c. A. Troupe, two well known young business men of this city, have purchased the Cotton Belt eating house at the Cotton Belt shops, and will operate it as soon as the minro details of the transactions have been settled, according to an announcement made by Mir. Moore last night.
 The purchase was made by Mir. Moore and MT. Troupe from c. H. Moore and Jim Moore, father and brother of John Moore. The pur- chase price was not announced. MT. Moore vii lbe in active charge of the establishment. c. H. Moore and Jim Moore, proprietors until this recent transaction, will probably devote their entire attention to their other in- terests, MT. Moore being associated with his sons in the grocery business
 The new proprietors are well known young men of this city and their popularity, as well as their business ability and former exper- fence are expected to contribute much toward making their new busi- ness a success.
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BARRY REFUSES TO In,
 ATHLET '0'

Boston, July 5.-Jack Ba,n nounced tonight, after a cont! I with Connie Mack, that he I wouI join the Philadelphia AmerieOsasl que club. Barry will seek an aa ' ditional release from the Bostosa ricanes, which recently traded the Athletics, he said.
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Movies Show Five KnOckdOWns of
 Jess by Jack

Cleveland, o., July 5.-The uncer- tainty as to the number of times Jess Willard was knocked down by Jack Dempsey in the first round of the championship contest at Toledo on July 4, was settled tonight, when the first screening of the fight picture film registered five clean knock downs by Dempsey.
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U. s. DESTROYER TRAILS FLYER

Washington, July D. Contact with the British dirigible R-34, was estab- lished tonight at 11:40 by the des- troyer Bancroft of the United States navy. The Bancroft at that hour, ac- ccrding to messages which reached the navy department, was trailing the dirigible as. it proceeded southwest across the gulf of Maine. The R-34 was still under her own power.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
N. Y. BANKS RESERVE DE-
 CREASE.

New York, July 5.-The actual con, dition of clearing house banks ana trust companies for the week Stlve dav) shows that they hold $6, 6,433,7 7OO reserve in excess of legal require ments. This is decrease of $57 ,o43,- 43O from last week.
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WINS CANADIAN GOLF TITLE.

Toronto, July D. W. J. McLuckie, of the Kanawanki Golf club of Mon. treal, won the Canadian amateur golt title this afternoon from G. H. Tur- pin, Royal Montreal, by six up, and four to play.
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NEBRASKAN WRESTLER u

Broken Bow, Nebr, July 5,.I Pesek, Shelton, Nebr., heavv,l Wrestler, maintained his unbrol1 cord of victories when last nil a match which was not concluds' til nearly midnight, he won Charles Peters, in straight fa1h first in an hour and seven I m;;s the second in nine minutes.
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WANTED-THREE UNFJpy ed rooms with connecting
 Close-in. Call 2429.
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At a Meeting of the Directors
RESOLUTIONS:

in of deveopm sales stock in  THEREFORE the No Bur Burnett be
 
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THREE FORFEIT BONDS.

N. E. Burgis, forfeited $25 yester. day on a charge of being drunk and disorderly. Jessie Stucky, for disturb, ing the peace, forfeited $l0, and Henry A. Jones, for violating traffic ordinances, forfeited $10.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

License were issued from the county clerks office yesterday for the marriage of Louis Sabo and Miss Perle M. Rogers, both of Little Rock, and Harry G. Morton and Miss Edna Mckinney, both of Pine Bluff.
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TEXAN DIES ON TRANSPORT.
 New York, July 5.-When the transport Leviathan arrived today it was anonunced Private Walter Orchid of Silver Texas, died from tuberculosis durin gthe voyage.