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Evening journal., 1919-10-18

on CLAYTON STREET IN 800 BLOCK-Two-story dwellt
bath. hot water heat porch. lighting throughout
Possession GO days Property is in excellent condition and oc'
llaairahle
Evening journal., 1919-10-18

No Real Estate Transaction is
Too Large or Nome Too Small
to receive attention you yourself
facilities aoag real estate and Insurance % business thereby as
parcels inspections John GOvatOs
FOR SALE
choice building lots at MOnose Terrace each
saFi25 at m an & S!Te%y r low ] PFsS bought quickly & dwelling rooms
oa' can be DHat bought lcaplT
on JEFFERSON STREET 1000 M . m dsln we 10
Improvements possession
a
on CLAYTON STREET IN BLOCK rwostory dwelling
Possession excellent condition location
on wAsN9ToN STREET n 2'oo BLOCK o;tory orb. 6GI s d%e
dwelling included the purchase
MADISON STREET IN 100 BLOCK, slory store dwelling
containing rooms on lot 2ozs5. Possession 80 days
STREET " 500 Throeors dwelling
ON SEVENTH STREET IN 1900 BLoC-andsoe ostory dwelling
. bath lighting.
Possession 60 days
1 At o4ss! GaY Ds "sa sh i5s %
LOt icOz25o Possession 30 days.
on TWENTY. SEVENTH STREET WEST OF AIARKErTwo-
bath front hot
heater lighting handsome home splendid
on WEST FOURTEENTH STREET BLoclTwOstor dwelling
rooms batip =
Stationary Nashtub kitchen Pos
session 30 days
on EAST FIFTH srPEET dwelling
reasonable good investment
on CHURCH STREET IN THE BLoCK-Twostory brick dwelling
Possession obtained when alterations
completed
ROY l % s Fs Ss road soH 70 S SgS:a Gas i 3 %naes;
reasonable included in the purchase
on TRENTON PLACE ~ BLocK-A vo-story Groom dwelling
bathroom equipment front porch and not air heater
y splendid location to acquire permanent residence
on EAST SIXTH STREET -Three-so dwelling
rooms 80 days desirable location.
rooms and bath
Possession 30 days.
NEAsT FOURTH STREET IN 400 BLocEA large trec-sOy
electric soSiiO With
OK PINE STREET dwelling,
porch well equipped bathroom Possession 30 days
on TENTH STREET IN THE 800 BLoCK-Throeoy brick yeins
rooms bath porch heat Possession
different sections Of Wilmington that bought
terms
JOHN GOWATOS
Main Floor Tenth and
Ford Bldg REAL ESTATE BROKER shipley Sis
Insurance in all its Branches
Phone 762.
Evening journal., 1919-10-18

For SaIe-BumgsIows
HILLCREST.
Corner property Z rooms, bath laundry fruits pantry;
large porch open fire place. Lot 15Ox22O.
Coy little home 6 rooms, bath porch, hot air heat
$65O000.
OAK GROVE
Two brand new, bungalows completed only months,
rooms 2 baths pantry laundry garage, cement walks and
drive. Possession at once.
GORDON HEIGHTS.
Bungalow lust completed 6 rooms bath, porcheS;
electric light pantry S65O0OO
Wonderful suburban home of brown stone rooms,
BATH hot water heat electric lights attic, reception hail.
truck patch, poche awnings, curtains, screens garages
poultry house fruits, berries Lot lO0X258.
This beautiful home, overlooking the Delaware river
must be sold at once owner is leaving town.
Don't miss this chance of lifetime to purchase
suburban home.
For particulars regarding these properties see
j. Edward a. Baldwin,
Real Estate Mortgage and Insurance,
phone 5193 220 W. TENTH STREET.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17
sdawer sn pflidenOe gecren.


@iner ser Staaten, in 0cnen Oie
/ nm ergriinen wilOen 8rombee-
rem - melde in anoeren @egenOen
pielen ~iiberbaupt ni1t betonnt lino
- am rei1lihlten modlen, lit Ore
gon. Commemorate iinO Oiele, Iebr
lpGt reifenoen 8ecren in ben Bals
Bern gu fin0en, = nber Oas GinOen
lit nod lanoe nidt glei6beOeuteno
nit Sem Yfliiden! Der Neuling
fam ieocnfaas arge gnttduiGnngen
erIeben, tuenn er oie 8eeren 81
piliiden berludt.
Oenn pabriaeinli6 ba6en Oieie
Scerert inter allen Sen mirfiamIten
Sdus crbaIten; unO I'M i'm 5u
iiberpin0en iolte man eigentlid elm
8on3erflei0 tragcr, pcl6es MIR Die
6ingeripiben frei ldBt. Sn grmana-
lung oelien beOarf man ieOenfaas
6eOeutenoe @~rfabrung unO @eihid-
li1teit. Oenn Die Ianfen iinO oidt
nit md6tigen 0ornen beiest, meIGe
auBcrocm b6ie @i0erbafen baben
uno 10 i6lau gruppiert IinO, 6aB ie
ibr Opfer itets erfaiien gIeidpiel
Of 6osielbe Sen Nrm in ben Stralh
bineinltedt oocr beraus5u5ieben
iudt.
@enn man ii6 redts ooer linfs
wenoet, lit man alsbnlO bon unten
Ter in einem @cmirr BON Hanfen
iino 9ornen boffnungslos gefangen,
menn man iid biidt, 10 lit man io-
gleih am Saar gefaBt; iu9t man
iid pieoer auf5uridten, 10 mag man
in menigcn Augenbliden nit Dem
gan5en aorper an u~n0GDligen Stel-
len peritridt iein. 8irflid, Ser
iunge Nann, Ser einige @alIonen
inmergriiner @rombeeren gepfliidt
bat, wiiroe iid pobl aud aus Mill
tarii6cn Observation-Disclosures
tpenig MAIDEN!
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17
Susu.s lOmcn in gncrita.

Ser 8olfsItomm ser Sugo Ella.
men ooer Siio.Slomen weIfer III
letter Belt oiemlih picl BON iid
re0en modte, bot lid aud idon i'll
Amerifo, ~menieltens in Siioamerifa,
berOoreetaH, ober ourG frieolite
Irbeit.
Dieie SIopen, ioueit iie aus.
iponoerten uno einen 3uiammen.
5olt %bepobrten. lcben groBtenteils
in Sieoelungen an ser 8eitfiiite
BON SiiOomerifo. Die meiiten fa.
men uripriin9lid aus 9oImoticu.
Sn Ser dilenii6en Sto0t Squique
habeu tie cine bliibenoe SoIonie.
@Qe bGn0en nit Observation-Disclosures
2iebe an i6rer alien StommeSbei.
mat. mo oie a9itation iiir ole LIN.
obbdngigfeit oerielben boben ie
Itets eifrig gepflegt. arfJ beteiligcn
Iie iid itarf al 2iebes9aben fur lire
friegsnotleioenoen StammeSgenois
fen ororBen, iouie ouh fir Die auge-
meme &otefreu3 . 3wede. Cine
itrnmme Organization. peIde ii6cr
ale betreffenoen aolonicn in Sio-
omerifa perbreitet lit, Ieitet 0ieie
GGtigfeit, uno iie bat audi 8erbin-
oune nit ebemoIigen 2anosleuten
in Noroamerifo.
@s lit ie%oenials elm redt regia,
mes 8euolferungs . Clement, nit
ocrbaItniSmdBig pieIen @oIfsgenoi-
len, Die es. mie man 81 iagen pfle9t,
81 ettuas gebrodt boben. 9%eionoarS
erm1bnenspert ideint es, oaB nidt
peniee Der ebcmaligen gmigrantel;
bon 9aImotien oie BETTER bon Sal
peter Ninen 9eiporoen iiuo uno gro
BE @ermoeen froft ibrer gei6ofts-
mGnnii6en Iiidtisteit oufeebduft
baben. 8ergr0Bern merocn iid abcr
rieie 9olonien IN naber 3utunft
wobl uidt.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17

gen, mo- ein MdOden cine ioIIde 3el.
%aenouSioge aus Sob gegen ibren
8erfi;brer oblcgtc. sic mar nit
ibrem ainoc in ipGter Nottitunoe
oilf bic SHd)c nod ibrcm @elicbten
gegangcn, I'M cine llnteritiitlng pom
i6m III erldugen. Sic muroe BON
oiciem uno ieincn @enoiicu, otaoe.
mild qebiloetcn 2eutcn, qel6loaen
unO acltoBen. unO Oa elm oorii6cr0e.
BENDER @iener 8iirger iif ser nib.
boucelten Herion anno6m uno Oas
9enebmen ser ofooemii6 @cbiloetcn
ols biibiif bc5eihnte, fam eS al eli.
mem G6renbcleiOigungspro8clic gcgcn
Den 9ietter ocs W1GOdens. Sn ser
@er6onoIung mur0e Die MiBbanOcIte
ols 3eugin nernommcn mo iiber i6r
9orIe6en, Ionie iiber lire 9cSie6ui.
gen gu ein5elneu Der Scrren Ger @e.
leuidoit in 10 e~inge6eroer @ciie be.
frogt, oo6 lie Oieier 6roeeiteuung
ourd) einen Sprung aus Dem 6criter
elm gnoe bereitcn poute.
0os grgebnis tpor ole &erurtei.
lung oes 8iener @iirgers uno cine
anfIaee oe9en oaS NtdOden pesen
Meincioes, nelfes - UNI oos 9e.
nebmten IeineS ebemoligen 9iebba.
6crs 9reIler al belcuhten - 6eboup.
tet botte, Tie iei oomoIs geieonetcn
2eibcs geiueien. sic fonnte oicie
9e6mtptuno nitt erpeiicn, I'M Sc.
eenteile looen 5oblreide Qnbolts.
puntte fir Oie untuobr6ett oieier 9e.
6ouptung oor unO es erfol9te feline
8eritrteiluug 5u elmer turaen 8ertcr.
ltrofe.
SIM 8er6anolungsiool mar Der in.
3piifen gum 8oftor oor9eriidtc ebe.
moIiger Berebrer nit ieiner nun.
me6rigen 8rout ontpeieno uno belief.
tierte Iid an oen oufregenoen S5enen
Ger 8erbonoluugl
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17
Tranffnrter @eltnnidanmns.

@IS Der iunge aarl @usfop. Def
len .@olp" 0amalS groBes Auiiebcn
crreat battc, ii6 in 6ranfiurt am
Moin als Mitglieo zines oortigen &c.
fcaisen @ereines meloete, porO BON
mebreren Seiten gelteno gemaft, Der
suinabme.Sciihcno iei Gin @ottcs.
leugncr."
.@as?" rieicn 0ie giirgcr, bic
&Gnoe iiber Dem 0opf 5uiammen-
idlogeno, ID @otteslcugncr2 Damn
gebt's unmoglih. Gen fenne mel
net in en- 8ercin aufnemme. no Die
ocutide 6amilic iih WobIfiibIe ion. "
.glptper, mcinc Serrnl" riei plot.
lid Ole Stimme zines cdtcn .Sronf.
forter 9ericrs", Dwas moac Se
bonn nit Dem @ubfom ieiner @ottes.
Ieugnerci? gs lit ia bod ici sc.
ib6ft!"
.Nb, fol es is Tel @eldGftl"
ltno aorl @ubfom piiroe einItim.
mig re5ipiert.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17

bic nod elmer MeIoOie on0eidIoaen
tperoen. panOern bin uno mieoer
iiber oas idlaienoe 9on0 unO lo0en
Die @loubigcn gum 0ienit Deg Sofs
item. Icnn Ole Y6iIipponen baltcu
Den @%ottes0icnit 0eS Abeu6s. on
eroBcn 6ciertagcn sic 0on5c 3odDi
Dinourd ab. gu oen religioien
uebungen geboreu oud pohcntlihe
BGoer. Sim llfer Oes Sruttinno.
flutes 6aben Tie oos @oOehouS CT.
ridtet. Elm ifmudloies. ~bol5ernes
8e6GuOe, oos gum groBen Eeil uou
Dem gepoltigen 3ie9clofen eiuge.
uommcn miro. Ger our B%ereitung
oes 9ampfbaoes oient. Sclbit ell
aloiter beiiscn Die 8bi.ipponen.
Wobe bei @%dertSoorf an Maloron0
uuo oln llier OeS Sees lit es erbout.
uuo i6on Don neitem griiBt ieiu
0rie6iites &reu5 bcrii6er. 0rii6er
@duuerfloiter, lit e8 jest Don Ion.
men bepoDnt. Ole lih Dor olIem Der
8fIege ser Irmen uno aroufen uns
ter oen B6itipponen pi0meu. Sn.
terelIant lit ole Sopeae. Die cine
groBe 3obl BON ihwor5eu MaOou.
nenbiloern entbGlt. nit Den tppi.
ider. getriebeuen @olomeiiingrab-
men. ouf oenen cine lln5o6l 6uuter
Gteine blisen.
60 iebr ole 96ilipponen ibrc
8olfsort eiieriiidtig bepobrt Goben
unO 10 edte &uiien Iie bis OUT Den
beutigen Gag geblieben Iino, boben
iie lid ood Dem fremOen Stootsfors
per gut eiuoefii9t. anfGnelid al.
lerOings CAB es eewiIie Sdmierig-
feiten. Bor a1em modten lie iifI
nidt oornn %eemo6nen, Die Saeo.
uno 6iidereireGte oes Staotes 81
reipefticren. SartnGdig bielten lie
ooran felt, @iIO unO Slide oIs
@emeingut gu betrodten, un0 10
moften lie iif bolb 6erii6ti9t ais
unoerbeIierlide 8ilo. uno Slid.
0iebe. God nit Der 3eit baben lie
lif audi BARN 9eponoelt uno lin0
nunmebr ourdous lopole oeutidle
S~toosbiir9er gemoroen. Sbrer &c.
i6ditigung nod limo ite bauptidh.
lif 2anOmirte. bic uno Ga trei6en
tie mobl oiG SonoeI, Dor ouem mi:
ObIt un0 6iiden. nno tiidtige
2onowirte lin0 tie. Sbre 2Gnoereieu
baIten iie in better &ultur, uno troe
Der fi,r5en 3eit, Die lie ooIelbit icB.
boft iino, boben lie es oo6 gu eitem
9emiiien geoieoenen @obIitonOe ge~
6rott. Mon merit es nobl. penn
man beute ibre Gorfer ourd)mon.
bert. Die altcn Sduier peri6min-
Den, oas Stroboad weidlt Oem ro'
ten 3ieeeIoa1, urto Sdeuer uno
Stau merOcn gctrennt gebaut. 2e;'
Der aber miro aud sic Notionols
tradt mebr unO mebr Ourd bic
nii6terne, mooerne &Ieioung per.
ordngt. @s lit lhaoe oaruml Oes
MoIeriiden i'm 6eutibcn 2anoe ia.
ben mir nadgeraOc i6on genug per.
loren, bier mie nn6ersmo.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17
Plus ben GrIebniiicn elmer innsen
fran.


@iner meiner 6rernoe, ser iih
cben crit per1ciratet 6atte uno Den
Gin llnpobliein ans Simmer i~elieItc,
bot fiir5Iid) feline iiiuge Satin, lid
nod Dem 9lub.Sauic 81 bcgcben uno
feline 8rieic fir i'm IN gmpfang 3u
ncbmcn. Sic fono BORT einen 0uBerlt
boiliden 6lteren 9crrn, permutIi6
ben Saitsperpaltcr, ser ibr nit tie.
fem 9eoaueru bcmcrftc, eS ici gegen
Sie Statuten oes Stubs, icmanocm
9rieie al eincS Der WiitgIieoer obne
idriitlifc Grm6htiguug au ocrabiol-
gen.
nslber i'd bin bod feline 6roul"
rief Die iunge @attin inoigniert ans.
~@cooucrc iebr Maoamcl Sd mill
5mor nidt beSpeiieln. Dab Sic feline
Srau lino; oa aber gar uiclc 0omen
bicrber fommcu, meIhc 0oSielbe be.
boiptcn mo Die mir ms unmoelih
ale merten tonnen, 10 mcrOen Sic
~6egrcifen, oob.
@os wcitcr iolate, peridueige i'd.
Sd Mil bios nod iagen. oab Der
iungc Gbcmann piclr @odcn naf
oiciem 8orfale icbr 1eoriidt umLcr-
ging. Qonoon 8orlo.)
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17
@eintrinfer am streif!


Ser @uder i'm @eingci6dft in
9eiti6lono iiberiteist anc @ren5en.
Sbcrrbeiniiden Weloungen 5ufolge
l%treifcn BORT angcii9ts Der ~fortgeies.
ten Sreiscrbobungen fiir Ocn &c.
iuo6nliben Shanfmein Die @eintrin.
fer, 10 Dab Der groBtc Cell DER 0orf.
pirti6oftcn ugeidloiien meroen muB.
te. 9eute foitet bereits elm SliOer
@ein bon 1900 2itern t913er Mein
mittlerer Giite minoeItens $4,000
Mf., bciiercr 1917er Moiel ODER
8raunbergermein mlroc in Neuiil5en
fir 1900 Marf oas 6roer Der.
!ouit.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17
Die u13".

2rei5ebn Bel Glide - 6as muB
elm llnbeiI geben! Sir 6ieien melt
perbrciteten @berglouben bringt elm
fdmeoiides @lott folgenoe Sdnnrre
ols @eles: 8pei Serren in Der 81.
ienbabn fommcn matchmaker ms @e.
iprG6; lie reOen iiber 6ieies uno ie.
mes, langen i6IteBlid beim Mber.
gIoubcn unO BEL Ser 3abl orei5ebn
an uno Der cine fragt ben anOern:
n8oren Sic idou einmal ols Drei.
5cbnter Bel Siide?" = p@emiB elm.
NAL" - nNun, nno bot oie lin.
gliifs5obl Ben @aiten pirfli9 lin.
gliid, gebradt?" vSa, ben mel.
item" .@abrboftig? SIT nicI.
lei6t elmer geitorben?" ngidt,
oob id miibtc." 0Sat lid ionit
Elm llneIiid ereignet? Sab es pieI.
leidt ni9t genug gu elien2"
n@er ipridt oenn pom gllen? gu
eIien CAB es iiberbaupt nihtl" =
.Nidts? sic lagten bod, Sic bdtten
5i Orei5cbn BEL Glide geieiien?" =
.aaerSines babe i'd ons geiagt, uno
10 mar cs aud. IS banoelte lid nm
eincn Gid, Der i'm @iiro zines
Me9tsantualts ltano. elf meiner
@Idubiger battcn iid perIommelt, oa.
All fam Der &eAtsanpalt, un6 iH
ipar Der 9rei5ebnte." -- Na6
elmer Iangen Bouie ieste Der Seru
feline @r56blung fort: ~Nidt elmer
meiner @I6ubiger bat einen rotten
Seller befommen. gS mar fir lie
mirfIit elm groBes llngliif!"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17

SIN Sabre tS47 ltar5en Die
@iirgcrmciitcr BON a%orncuburg nno
aloIterncilbnrg an eincm Gage; Der
cine bic6 Grnlt. Scr anocrc Shcr5.
Gin Sptimi It fiimmert iif Den
I'll oarum. mas poiliert, ioIonge
eS Inn nid)t poiiicrt; ein &cilimiIt
m6bIt bon 5tpci llcbcln gIei6 =
beioc.
@cnn 9enfen mo Sem
ibcntiih lit, 10 miibtcn Die @eoons
fcrloicn aud ~eriitcn5los iein. Iber
eS gibt ood slpeiielSobne mebr @e-
DanfcnIoie NIT glamcnOcr Griitend.
OILS scoanfenIoic g~riiteu5Ioie.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17

aaiier Son itnntinus leg.
te iid Sen ofii5icaen EiteI o@eine
Gmiefeit" in ieincn Sdriititiiden
bel.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17

@eoBe SoeaIe miiiicn ale
~mieocrbolt in angriff genommcn
meroen.
2oneiam fOmmt and ans
3iel, aber gewobnIih crit Damn,
tueun oas lettc Stiid 9rot pergc.
ben ooer scr leste Stubl beictt 1T.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-29
She Called Him a German, Says Major;
 Arrest is Result

Because the burden of proof in the case against Mrs. Mamie Field ing, charged with disturbing the peace, rested on the state, and inas- much as the state offered no case Judge Earl s. Wood dismissed the charge after hearing in municipal court yesterday. The charge of dis turbing the peace was brought by Major Elkins, who had rooms at Mrs Fieldings' house on West Second avenue.
 The basis for the charge, accord ing to statement made by Major Elkins to the court was that Mrs Fielding accused him of being a "low down, dirty German"
 In answer to the allegation, Mrs Fielding said she called the major only after he had said she twas nc lady" The exchange of vitupera- tion began, according to statement of Major Elkins to the court wher he came home rather late one even ing, and Mrs. Fielding commented on the lateness of his arrival home.
 He said he told her that was his business. The next day, he said, she expressed her opinion of him in no uncertain words, and which, he told the court, were unfit for his wife to hear.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-29
4,500 Drug Clerks in New York Are
 Out on a Strike

New York, Oct. 2S.--A strike that will vitally affect New York's mill lions was voted early today by rep resentatives of 4,500 drug clerks. Af- ter an all-night meeting the men voted 1,430 to 70 to walk out dur ing the week, leaving the date to be determined by union officers. Union officials said that the men involved comprised 90 per cent of all the drug clerks in the city.
 The clerks demand an eight hour day, a closed shop and an average increase in wages of 35 per cent. Soda clerks, cashiers and other em- ployes in drug stores are included in the union membership.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-29
PLAN TO COMPLETE
 CAMPAIGN FOR THE
 MEMORIAL ARK TODAY
Only 16 of 31 Committees Have Made Reports On Their Can-
 vases; $6,000 Raised.

All members of the Memorial Park fund canvassing committees are ex- pected to meet at the Chamber of Commerce this orning at 9 o'clock, for arrangement of plan to com- plete the required fund today. This was decided upon yesterday, follow z ing talks at the Rotary Club meeting 5 by Mayor M. c. Hollis, President W. w. Taylor of the Chamber of Commerce, President Chas. w. Hol- mes of the Rotary Club, Thos. J. Collier, Dr. J. I. Norris, Judge w. T. Woodbridge, Leo M. Andrews, G. A. Edelsvard, Felix G. Smart, Guy Bus enburg, Judge James Gould and others. All the speakers emphasiz- ed the need for conscientious effort upon the part of those appointed as have called upon to aid them. MT. Taylor said over-confidence had pre- vented the completion of the fund. Each speaker expressed confidence that the required pledges could cas- fly be obtained by persistent work.
 A misapprehension concerning the park seems extent, according to re- ports made at the meeting. Despite the most determined effort to fami- liarize the public with the plan, there are persons who seem unacquainted with the details, to establish the Memorial park as public recrea~ tion ground for the public, Every contributor becomes an honorary member of the association. It was necessary, it has been pointed out to incorporate under the benevolent act, in order to insure always admins tration of the park for the public benefit. The articles provide that whenever the people desire to take the park out of the hands of the trustees, this can be accomplished.
 Only 16 of the 31 committees nam ed to canvass have made partial re- ports, which show subscriptions of about $6,O00. Sveral canvassers yesterday reported having aggre- gate pledges of from $200 to $4Oo. This indicates that there, are other unreported pledges which makes the total larger than the total reported to Chairman Harvey Means of the canvassing forces. It is the plan to get everybody to work today, and finish the fund.
 Evangelist Bob" Jones and MT. and Mrs. Loren Jones of the Jones party were guests at the Rotary luncheon. The evangelist spoke briefly, showing that every person can succeed He warned, however, against measuring success by wealth or position, declaring true success is in finding ones sphere in Gods universe, doing His work and find ing happiness therein II Mgs. Jones sang solo, accompanied by Mrs. Jones, and had to respond to an en- core.
 Other guests and speakers at the meetings were Dr. E. R. Steel, Dr. John H. Moore of Dallas, J. R. Stevenson of Detroit, Will Halwell, Rotarian of Little Rock and Sol Klarberg.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-29
IA ARE DROWNED AS
 STEAMER SINKS AT
 LAKE MICHIGAN PIER
City of Muskegon Goes Down After Weathering Gales on
 Lage All Night.

] Muskegon, Mich, Oct. 2S.-Caught by gigantic wave as she was try ing to make this harbor after riding out terrific gale on Lake Michigan last night, the Crosby steamer City of Muskegon crashed into the south pier at Muskegon channel this morn ing and sank in less than 10 min utes, carrying to death at least 14 of her passengers and crew. Six are missing.
 i The bodies of four men and three women have been washed ashore and the beach fol miles is being patrolled for additional victims.
 The crash came without warning, most of the passengers being caught : in their staterooms. The lights went out and the screams of women passengers added to the confusion. Then followed the scramble for capped by jumping from the decks to the pier.
 The City of Muskegon left Mil waukee at o'clock last night and was severely buffeted by the storm during the night run across the lake. Just as the steamer was reaching apparent safety at the harbor en- trance, gigantic wave caught it and swept the heavy craft out of the water and for a few minutes it hung partially suspended from the pier It was at this time that Captain Ed ward Miller ordered the passengers to leap to the pier. Drenched by waves that were pounding the vessel to fragments, majority of the scantly clad passengers climbed over the rail. Those who hesitated went down with the steamer few minu- tes later when another huge wave tore the vessel from the pier and sent it to the bottom of the channel. The crash came almost within the shadow of the coast guard station, but the heavy sea rendered futile ef- forts to launch life boats. Launching of boats and rafts from the steamer also was impossible. The exact num- Der of dead may never be known as the passenger list went down with the vessel.
 Nothing is left of the ill-fated steamer excepting tons of wreck age strewn along the shore of Lake Michigan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-29
MIDDLING COTTON 40 CTS.

Houston, Tex, Oct. Middling cotton reached the 40-cent mark in the Houston market today, the high est price paid in Houston since the Civil war period.
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Havana-TO-Memphis
 Boat Line Planned

Memphis, Oct 2s.-Direct water transportation between Memphis and Havana, Cuba, will be inaugurated December 1, according to an an nouncement today by local agents of the Sugar Products company of New York, who have been advised that 15 vessels have been assigned to ply between this city to convey "black strap" molasses from the Gu ban sugar plantations and return with miscellaneous cargoes.
 The molasses will be used in the manufacture of stock food. Ter ninals will be constructed here at a cost of about $1O0,OOO.
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Big 4 Plain and Self Rising Flour, if not the best in your opinion your money refunded. Riley Feed Mig; Co. 9-23-tf
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Grain Dealers to
 Get Rec0mpense
 from Government

Fort Worth, Tex, Oct. 28.-Claim- ing serious financial injury because the government fixed prices of grain this year, a special committee of the Texas Grain Dealers association met here today to devise ways and means of getting recompense from the government" One proposal is that a petition be sent congress asking for. damages" Farmers will be asked to join with the grain dealers.
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FLYING BOAT INVENTOR DIES

Brighton, Eng, Oct. 28.-Lieut. Col. John Cyril Porte, former wing commander of the Royal air service and inventor of the type of flying boat known as "Felixstowe Fury" Is dead here. Death was due to tu- bcrculoss.
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Record Amount of
 Ships Being Built

London, Oct. 28.-(Via Ottawa.) )- Lloyds shipping report says that at the. end of June, 1919, record amount of ship building was going on throughout the z world, namely 4,S00,000 tons, of which 2,000,0O0 tons were building in the United Kingdom.
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DRAWER MEETINGS.

Prayer meetings will be held to' day at the following places: Mrs Bush, 211 Missouri; Mrs. J: c. Gus ter, 21O5 East Barraque; Mrs. J. A. McCloud, 1519 West Sixth; Mrs. H A. Mccoy, 15O1 West Second; Mrs Joe Clemons, HIS Pine; Mrs. J. E Brown, 1901 Elm; Mrs. J. L. Julian 2402 Main; Mrs. Fred Fox, 1109 Texas; Mrs. Williams, 834 Main; Mrs. w. J. Galber, 119 West Sixth; Mrs. A. R. Springfield, 908 West Eighth; Mrs. E. H. Fannon, 9O5 South Olive; Mrs. c. H. Triplett Jr., Fourth and Oak.