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vestment dollars on a work or-f ght searching inquiry into the devious by-Ways of fraudulent stock promo tion It's conclusion is that never perhaps in the history of the country has wildcat investment practice been so flagrant-from coast to coast-as today.
 AS a result of the governments great war loan campaigns, there are now hundreds of thousands of Ameri- cans convicted to the idea of saving and investing. With a very great pro- portion, their investment experience is limited to the good, fock-bottom government war bond.
 The fakir is after them. Thousands of "salesmen' carefully drilled in the gentle art of selling on the first calP and getting out of town, are abroad.
 They will tell you you are patriot, a real citizen, to have bought Liberty Bonds. However, you've made your sacrifice, the wars over now-and really IA per cent is no return at all in peace times-let us exchange your bonds for this exceptional offer ing positively guaranteed to bring in anywhere from 10 to 300 per cent in dividends before the year is out-as soon as the oil we'll is sunk, or the mine shaft is completed, or the prop erty developed, or the like.
 That is the brand of the stock swindler today; that he is willing as an accommoda tiOn ito you, you understand. to "acept' your good Lib erty Bonds in exchange" for his worthless stuff.
 Happily there is Government agency today on the trail of the stock shark. It is the Federal Trade Com- mission, empowered by Congress to prevent unfair methods of competi- tion in interstate commerce.. The commission may well be expected to look upon the eecing of Americans of Liberty Bonds as decidedly unfair" :"
 Ii you own, Liberty Bond you'll doubtless have an carly call from one of the pleasant representatives of the sharper outfit. When you do, just drop postal to the Federal Trade Commission at Washington and tell them about that visit and send them the attractive literature that is hand ed you. Or, send it ill to this paper and we will forward it to Uncle Sam's men.
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TIRES-TUBES

We undersell 'em all-3Ox3, $11.95: Nonskid s12.95; Tube s2.5o; Red Tube, $2.75; 30x3 1-2, $14.90; Non- skid $16.95; Tube $2.95; Red $S.25.
 32x3 1-2 $17.9O; Nonskid $1S.o1; Tube, $2.95; Red Tube, $3.50.
 31x4, $24.5; Nonskid $26.50; Tube $3.S0; Red Tube $3.90
 32x4 $2475; Nonskid $26.50; Tube $3.SO; Red Tube $3.95.
 33x4, $25.5O; Nonskid, $27.40; Tube, $3.85; Red Tube, $4.10.
 34x4, $29.5O; Nonskid $2750. 35x4 1-2, $35.50; Nonskid s38.90.. 34x4 1-2 Nonskid, S37.5O; Tube, $4.30; Red Tube, SAYS.
 AUTO SUPPLIES. Ford Radiators $25.OO: Ford Bulbs BOG; Rear Springs $G..90; Headlights per pair $4.75; Headlight lens and Door 70c; Lens only 15c; Spotlights $3.50; Rose Pumps $2.25; Ford Pumps s1.25.
 Ford Kingston CaruburetOr $5.50: Holley Carburetor $4.50; Ford Timer Wires 65c; Ford Front Hub $1.25: Rear, Hub $1.75; Jacks $1.25; Hand Horns $500, Rear Axle. Ford, $1.2o: Champion X-Plugs Csc: Champion Porcelains 35c; Ford Rear Wheels $3.50; Step Cut Piston Rings, 15c each.
 We do not solicit credit accounts.
 DURHAM BROS. :. no Main St. Phone 1854
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MANAGERS MAKE FURTHER PLANS
 FOR BIG BATTLE
Both Kearns and Archer Locking For Sparring
 Partners.

New York, March 13.-At an in formal conference here tonight the manager of Jesse Willard and Jack Dempsey discussed the heavyweight championship contest scheduled for July 4th, with Promoter Tex Rickard. preparatory to arranging for prelimi- nary training. Willard was repre- sented by Ray Archer, while Demp- sey's plans were Explained by Jack Kearns.
 Both managers stated that they were in this city prepared to engage sparring partners for their princi- pals and each carried list of heavy weight boxers from which it was ex- pected they would be selected. Ar cher said he was prepared to take at least two such helpers back to Law renee, Kansas, with him when he leaves for Wizards home town at the end of the week.
 Accorlng to the champions mana ger, Willard has already begun physi- cal work and is trifle below 27O pounds in weight. He is particularly deslrous of getting sparing partners of about the height and weight of Dempsey and in order to be accepted they must be fast, hard hitting, two handed punchers. Willard will not use the heavy type of partner with whom he trained when he was pre- pairing for Johnson in Havana. The champion will do all of his work at his home i'll Lawrence until six weeks before the bout when, according to the terms of his contract with Rickard, he will move to the scene of Titular battle. In the interval, however, Willard will find time to star in moving picture drama in which he will appear as the hero. He will be be filmed during his actual training work and will take part in ring battle. Willard's share for submitting himself to the camera will be S1OO,- 900 it is reported.
 Dempsey eXuects toleave for Palm Beach tomorrow for week or ten days of rest besore engaging in an athletic vaudeville tour of month during which he will swing as far west as Kansas and then by a south crn route. return to the cast Kearns said that Dempsey weighed 197 pounds at present, would enter the iIHS oC UCl"CCIl I0G anu IJO tpOuHUS, acording to the altitude at which the bout is staged.
 He will begin serious training on May 1st and will have as sparring partners the largest and heaviest men who. can be engaged in order that he may be accustomed to box ing with men as near as possible the physical standard of Willard Andre Anderson is the only one mentioned to date.
 Rickard plans to return to his Texas oil fields tomorrow and will be absent from this city for several weeks. He stated positively tonight that he would not announce the site of the contest, the referee or other details until April and that he did not expect to investigate any pros pective fight sites while away.
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carry of, or it could not be sold so successfully throughout the civilized world.
 Remember Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy is made of herbs and other beneficial ingredients with out dangerous drugs or narcotics. That's why 1t was named safe" It Is used in thousands of homes as a reliable family medicine, because these people realize that their gen eral health depends upon their kid neys.
 If you have any trouble with your kidneys, liver or bladder, get some Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy today. Try it as directed and note the excellent results All druggists have it. A sample will be sent on receipt of ten cents. War ner's Safe Remedies Co.,, Dept. G02, Rochester, N. Y. adv.
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BROUGH CALLS MEETING 10
 PROBE TROUBLES AT U. or 4.

Little Rock, Ark, March lS.-Gov. ernor Brough announced tonight that he had called meeting of the trus- tees of the university of Arkansas to be held at Fayetteville, the uni versity seat, Monday The trustees will consider complaints by students against the administration of Presi- dent J. C. Mutrall At recent meet ing the students adopted resolution
 calling upon president Futrall to re sign. Governor Brough, who was professor of Political economy at the University before his election as gov ernor, will preside over the meeting
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Cata.rh is loca! disease greatly in. nuenced by constitutional conditions. and internal remedy. Hail's Catarrk Medi- cire is taken internally ard acts thru the blood on the mucous surfaces of the system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was prescribed by one Of the best physicians in this country for yeas. It is com- posed of some of the best tcnics known, combined with some oY the best blood purifiers. The D. fleet combination of the ingredients in Halls Catarrh Medi- cine is what produces such wonderful results in catarrhal conditions. Send for testimonials. free
 F.J. CHENEY & CO.. l'ro,s., Toledo o,
 All Druggists. 75c.
 Halls Family Pills =" constipation.
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1 oTABLES
 | ID BE HERE FOR
 ! wow. CONVENTION

sntnuleesdd lesd.lF1fenl From l-lp Page one;l Head officers, Ladies Circle. ladies' Circle candidates.
 ladies' Circle, delegates.
 ladies' Circle, sovereigns.
 E O. W. degree team of Little ksvereign camp officers.
 lead camp officers.
 Candidates.
 Delegates.
 Sovereigns.
 yone in the parade must carry lHican flag, according to an mrsnts last might. At 12k 15
 Friday, there will be a ban-
 the Y. M. c. A. in. honor of Ign W. A. Frazier and other n officers. Admission to the
 will be by ticket only. The Pine Bluff for this conven-
 ll be the first time MT. Frazier een to a head camp in the
 mont hwas the biggest month
 history of fraternalism. ac-
 to officials of the local camp, een thousand, one hundred ana k-six new members were taken kng February. There are now members in the state of Ar
 alone. The organization has |ne of $43,O00,0O0. The local |apects to have close to 1000 (n by the time the convention |three-day convention here will Biggest event in the way of a |tion Pine Bluff has had in years. For several days, dec.
 have been busy decorating |nous stores and other build mich were inclined to honor the E and last night, the work of [mg the streets was completed. ast was done by the local |W. 0. w. and the entire ex- of the decorating was born outside help. Local members Ped themselves last night as
 ather surprised that more Rats had not arranged for the non ot their establishments. Ry afternoon and night, every < will be admitted to Hauber's
 lree of charge. "The entire $ Of this convention is being |oy the local camp" said an
 last night. We have had no
 aeip, and we do not need it.. ne added, "this will be the |oaVention here perhaps, in lne local merchants were not |to dlg in and put out"
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B KILLS WIFE |0F CALIFORNIA BANKER IN HOME
], Demanding $5,000 |lth Threat Received In January.

|aau, Cal, March Mrs. Geo. Ovu' Wife of the vice -presiden- tne Savings Union Bank and ,u,ompany of San Francisco, ''sa ~. instantly by a bomb ex- ,Unlght at the family home a'as Lake Merritt in the res ustrlct of the city. | uvace |i,oa said carly investigation
 'su to disclose whether the as s,s hurled at Mrs. Greenwood 'usr she picked it up while ~. aoout the garden. Green na as Ill in bed at his home at avo nv NO one else was in tho ,,;,' sncept the servants. kina us to the police, a letter
 s h;., so,ooo and threatening to as nome with dynamite un- eo, 'moant wass paid, was sent
 A~ood in January, 191S.f
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DO YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY,

If so, save it. Cotton has gone so high in price you will find a good cot- ton mattress will cost three times what they used to. Now for a short time we will renovate your cid mat tresses, furnish new ticking and make like new for $500, $750, $500, $9.00 and $10.00. Phone 896 and we will call and show samples.
 TURNER BEDDING FACTORY
 Third t.--a and Locust Street
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The best veterinarians recommend our horse shoeing Tom King, phone 1879. 917 Main street. 2-19-1m
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.,ou. sooner of later; might
 aus Hss if sooner. Then you are sll .l!.ls lse sure that the corn will I'VE fTon your toe so that you .t Tine the whole thing off pain w;th your fingers, in one com .E;ssce.just Es like peeling a ba- pTHt fakes a second or two to Metas-It." There's no fussing asring. Corn-pains will van- s'fll ,ssstll keep you sweet while Iaas Irasats.it" does the rest: Nothing sM corns has been discovered " isMets- It" was born. Follow !,ssment @ of the millions; use Ns and be sure to be corn ,sin free! You'll say it's magic ppass'.1ta ps'11 the guaranteed, money s, ssorn,.remover. the only sure ". s hut a trifle at any drug store. ss ZEE E Lawrence & Co.,. Chicago. III. in Pine Bluff and recommend thp worlds best corn remed! .nn.T Tankersley Drug Co. ant Pharmacy.
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Rheumatism, or any blood. liver or kidney d. sease or moaey refunded. G.. s. is great tonic and sy stem builder Sold by all druggists or sent prepaid $100 per bottle; six bottles fol S % Dealers, order c. s. from your job bers. Write me for testimonials Ennugh said
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-19

Garden seed. We have d full line of good seed Davis Floral Co 2-20-1m
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Optimistic Thouuht.

Gather roses while they blossom; to. morrow is not today.
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Uncle Ehen.

c,,, said Uncle Eben, ito msh. uauer any circumstances. wlnnin' do ease yob con.
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i 0as Corn an ..,, '|,sIsr, ''aets.k''

l = p.ins; See Corn Peel Of:
 uhen a corn hurts that |n just .n feel surest about Sant .;t 'H;t Why take chances krs fid M he corn and having the sspinMg ,ttnnrrse? tnr You'll use Gets
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-19

The old reliable rem edy. Guaranteed tor one bottle to benefit any case of Pellagra.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26
DECREE IN SHAFFER
CASE PLEASES ALL
Roth Sides say They Win IN Suit ny
SLai,s--Attornrys puIrl'N lN~
lS,unc Ia1.

II both sides 20 lawsuit "wiu" a
decision, brN who ia the winner
That is the question THAT'S bother
Ing lh" attorneys for {. Il Shntfrr,
oil operator, and Attorney General
trc,linE. who conducted the fight 10
recover from Ehhffcr on income
taSrs which he alleged were due the
state.
Malcolm ". Rusurr ~ MuakoEre.
attorney for MIR Shnffrr. has re-
rehcd "a memorandum copy OF the
supreme courts opinion on TIA" case
and M. Nusacr tutys neither the state
nor Mr.. Shlffcr Wins. The STATUS W
the case, according to Rnsser, Ia the
same as before the case was flied.
Attorney General Freezing. how
ever sals the state wun the suit and
lac will Instruct state Auditor Garter
to 20 ahead with the collection ul
the $4,000 JUDGMENT
Shnffor In his defense against the
states suit. alleged that he is "A resi-
dent OF Chicago ana that the byy-
ing ~ AN income tax on "a non-rcsi-
Nuut would be n violation Of Tia" fed
crai constitution. lis oklahoma
pruUcrtics are said to Ice worth about
tiUUU,00O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26

Actors and theatrical managers
VIII tell you the most roprehenslble
practice known is that OF giving free
passes TO those not OF the theHter.
Professionals expect IT and deserve
IT, and others. such as newspaper
writers and critics are entitled TO It.
but the stranger who, having tasted
the delights OF the pass graft. is
never happy thereafter unless he IS
accorded free entrance.
Charles Compton, who is acting
in "Oh, Boy" was accostcd 10y an
acquaintance who sought a "cuurtc-
sy." Mr. Compton gave the man ii
card TO the treasurer Of the company.
asking for two seats Then he saw
the treasurer and told him that he
could use his own Judgment about
hOnor!ng the request
Promptly on timc the applicant
arrived with the request Two" he
asked for.
Are you accompanied" the box
office man politely inquired
"Nu. but want tho other seat 10
put my coat and hat on" he an
swercd
Whcrcupon they were given 70
him, one on the right side u the back
Of the house. the other dn the left
far down.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26

Georges Plateau, the French actor,
"a believer ln realism and natural
ness on the stage. The so-Called
new s'tC-craf'" max have It's sup
rorters. hI, Mr. Flatcau is not one
u thou
stage representations this cmi-
nenl French actor declares should
seek to establish the realities OF life,
with a 'lngo Of the Idcalism which IL
dominant ln most people. Whether
me audience can hc made tn un-
ders'uui that single stick, set In a
Particular spot, Us 10 represent a
,fee ur not Is beside the question.
The audience should not expect TO
visualize in such degree. But ! sup
pose We viii have these new arts SO
i9nE as the stage exists" he con-
.nutt Two men discussed this
tbl'", tho other night ana arrived
AZ The only satisfactory conclusion "
vi. r.a,ntu smiled at the rcyulleC-
ton
asked
conc a' the hospital and the other
'' IN. police station" he replied
N'N York sDrcly lacks adequate
Hft'' ear accommodations. ana how
''el frequent may Dee the additions
% o'h.s excellent system IL Is always a
''" YEARS behind the demand caused
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26
COMMISSION WILL PLAN
ALASKA COAL OPENING

WASIHNGTOS, March % \
comn,ission VI three naval officers,
r. mining engineer ANA a geologist.
Will be- sent To Alaska to plan the
development Of ths MatAnuska coal
field. the navy department anuouhc.
cd today. preliminary iuyeatigatiun
having led the department to center
It's efforts upon this field In seeking
"A supply ~ navy fuel The com
mission will sail from the Hrcmer-
ton navy yard about ApuI !
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26

% may nc that Geraldine fhIIhi
b,sYurq further than she ANTICIPATED
vbsu e.o recently decried the dis
rr,ripa '!un uf our home charity
,..,s .n favor uf those with foreign
trnsf...ar.cs. because her ideas have
t,.u adopted by many music clubs.
f.araUn md musical artists ana
New Workers I'm general with the
result tht the direct beneficiary ui
Madame Farrar's observations viii
be- the NaoatIon association, which
viii lo responsible for concert at
tho metropolitan opera house on
THrsi., oyoulng April \, at which
limo Madame Farrnr herself will
snE 'ho wonderful Russian pianist
Eogsrl Rarhmaninoff win play and
the Philadelphia orchestra Will play,
Tho Vacation association IN "A dis
enc, ana original Now York uIFani-
ya,lOn. but !' is planned to extend
the work It ia doing by interesting
EMPLOYERS ana sociological leaders In
'uther ,lUrs 20 'Ep thou and do like
wise The association, Ia brief.
serves as "A friend and counsellor to
ref supporting women by plan Ming
thelr annual vacations, offering them
aid. acting ua a suyiags institute for
their savings and otherwise having
10 do with the social and physical
Letternrut II Is an association oc-
cupylng an especially favorable place
IN the interest OF tho members OF
the profession and the encourage
ment offered hy Madame Farrar has
me, with hearty response from
other noted members OF the social,
dramatic and musical worlds
The object ~ the association IL 10
Am.Iurizc employers OF other cities
with their work In order that II may
expand I'm New YORK tho leading
department, stores and manufactur-
Ing concerns are earnest supporters,
and syci1.og sts have given their en-
Courlsemout because OF the better
meut ~ the conditions OF "a most
deserving class New York tx IA big
city, Mg lu every wayand its heart
sas l.E ps .,s population when the
obieg, is % worthy one.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26
WOoiCn Workers IL.turn.

I'ASSAiC, n j, March 20
Involve thourand ~uolen workers
who have been on strike nearly
seven weeks. returnc,i tn work today
AGtor the milla had recognized their
right tu organize.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26
Fish Department

Lest You Forget During Lent Fresh River Ocean and
Lake Fish Received Daily.
Oysters direct from Chesapeake Bay. ct. 60c
Smoked and Salt Fish of all kinds -Mackerel Salmon
Fnnan Haddies Goldfish both smoked and bone
less complete assortment of Spiced and picked
Speciaties Visit this department
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26

sui that frequently pr~-NHrrr iS
caught i0 The MOB Wlruulf N,'nr
able to rNtrlrtip uims-If such was
the case recently when NJ Compton
was travelling Arrillup near n,a 4'n-
ton, hc sought Ia force rn exit with.
out Succssu Realizing that uuirr az.
ton was n"'rssgry he ruuuNri mp
and rang up two fnrus. The rOuluy-
tor, "A, ths other uud ~ the c,r bee
came panic a,rIrkon and furcinr his
way to the middle ~ the ear. where
Nr. Compton ucpusod srrcucIy. pro-
tested
We'll replied The actor, 81 wnntr
ci 10 got of here aud that whs the
only way / could get pUu hero to us-
Cort nae out Here "a the dime"
Clearly thn TrutOus will FLUID the
way exceedingly rurhr whrn they
seek to rc-enIrr the artistic fields In
New York. This fact wlg rIrnrIy
established inat week whru they
sought to present AT the Lexington
thcater season uf German opera.
with German management. nud
German singers who would use the
German language. At flIst a mtN
protest WAS lodged because II was
not thought that the announcement
wns to be taken seriously IN, pro-
moters disrcEarded this little cloud
on the horizon aud proceeded with
their plans when II was seen that
they were really determined to give
this season. over the protest ~ many
well known men and women tu say
nothing Of ORGANIZATIONS. u wnR do
t..t. a 4. - I'd.
matters In hand IN a gcrluus manner.
To hriof tho cpisudc, the day "a"
season was 70 commence more than
$1,000 protesting men and women,
many OF them IN uniform aud y pitt
ful number bearing evidence Uf tho
dcatrucuycness ana ruihlcssuoss OF
the Hun machine guns, siprmol the
thCatcr and so violent became tho
protest that the mayor recalled the
license and tho HoasOn waA "lnlcfl-
nately postponed" Internationally
this was true statement and the
"indcfini,e" period promises to 10 OF
considerable duration.
ono OF tho most objective and
vigorous protcstauis was Gourgca
Plateau, French actor, composer,
thcRtCr manager and French rrure-
sentative In lhis country I'm artistic
matters. 1T IL iucuucclyuhlc that
tho Germans shouid be- go lost 10
shame that they would Geek NJ this
critical period, when the American
soldiers are returning homo with
PROOF OF the bnrhaF!ty Of the Ger
mans, 10 foist upon these loyal mon.
I'm an American city anything made
In Germany The crippled mon, tho
stories OF horrors, the recollection
goes TO mako "a nightmare real Is In
evidence, and under such conditions
we see a bold. ruthless and deter
mined effort OF an uuregeuerRte and
again, even before we are at peace
with them. II Is incredable. It Is al
most inconceivabIe." he vigorously
declared.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-26
GERMAN OPERA FAILS
TO TAKE IN GOTHAM
,...,...,,,, tn Stage 1rut0n Nrt Meets
Nlh stormy Protest hilu
u h GiNrn tn
THEATRICAL WORLD GOSSIP
~. ,,,i. Manager Cured IA t'r'c Fn'S
Ii,ld and SGT Rack i'r'h-
nlil Nulsanc'+
~. DIXIE HINES

,-rV iOlK March ~ The
,,..,t. NJ Music" New YORK as
.o... .1 of musicians are no tl'enus
.g... according 10 thoir critic"
y1,. ..uouuucd IA concert next week
l..... .u... lu be conducted by Arthur
W..,..., ln enemy allen, and chief
iS",.....m numbers waa Beetho-
y. rtmrus ninth Hymphony, stlil
rr..r .nlyr tn" attempt TO give
,,..,. ... German by Germans and ior
u...... music lovers Of the big
,'.. .u.I ,neir attention to this
,.,.,.. and entered vigorous pro
49,. ..uua' giving the German
,,,.ru.n, when u was "cen that
n. .1crmnu spirit wac real, and
Ia rutr..nula wcr" In earnest,
man, uf ua "frlpnds' hastily with
1r', and finally the club Itself nf-
Gn.l a compromise, which is al.
,.b,r way " recording the total
a,audonmeut