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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27
By CHARLES BROOKS SMITH.

not be carried by any true American.
! am afraid that you are letting your
imagination get the better OF your
Judgment in many OF these matters.
1t is well to have a good working i'm
agination but 1t should not take the
place Of facts. am in thorough syni-
pathy with all proper measures for
the benefit of the working people, My
sympathies go out to them because
] am a poor man myself and under
stand their conditions.
Il believe that the majority OF our
lawmakers are intensely interested in
legislating for their welfare and hon.
estly want to do what is best for the
masses Of the people. Those who do
not are the exception and not the rule,
and ! think that this is true OF the
members OF both parties"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27

Masonic Meeting Fairmont Lodge.
;. s., T. and A. NJ, will hold a spe.
cial meeting this evening at z o'clock
u Masonic Temple. Degree work
VIII be conferred.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27

Blrinner buttding-Modern woodmen.
Red Mems hall-Degree of Pocahon-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27

Motored TO cumberiand - Willie
Thomas, son Of w s.. Thomas, motored
to Cumberland, Nd, today where he
VIII spend several days.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27

BIG Meeting calIed-Attorney Paul
armstrong, secretary of the Marion
county Bar Association announces a
meeting on the bar association to be
neld In the Circuit court room of the
court house Saturday morning at
1890 a. m. A good attendance Of the
members Is requested.
Homo From shoeI-Kearsley Hart
ley who has been attending the Virgin.
e Military Institute returned to this
city this morning. Hartley is the SON
OF MT. and Mrs. 3. F. Hartley of I'll
Fairmont avenue.
At Newport News-Mr. and Mrs.
T. 3. Hildebrand, of opekiska. have
received q telegram announcing the
eafe arrival at Newport News of their
son Chauneey, who saw service In
France. Chauncey Hildebrand is a
brother OF Mrs. q. R, Stevens. of
Walnut avenue, this city.
Havana Newspapers-Tobe Blu
menthal, head of the export depart
ment Of the Monongah Glass com
pany,, who is now in Cuba, has sent,
The West Virginian copies of the
English newspapers printed in the
Cuban capital. They are The Even
Ing News and The Havana Post.
Reception Called oft-on account
II the fact that Col, Henry Raymond
and Mrs. Raymond were unable to be
present the reception to have been
neld at Htghgate last evening for the
Daughter of the American Revolution
and the Sons Of the Revolution, was
called or. The visitors from Morgan.
town who were also to have been the
guests were unable to come here for
the reception.
WIN co to Mt. Lake-Miss Louise
Clayton who had been nursing Mrs.
p. G. Rcwand on East Park avenue
who had been Ill leaves today for Mt.
Lake Park, Nd, where she will nurse
q patient.
Appendix Removed--Miss Helen
Ihinsh daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
~ Tchinsd underwent an operation
Tor appendicitis this morning at Cook
hospital She stood the operation well
and ts doing nicely at this time.
Surgical Patlents-Matthew Carney
Of Glover Gap was operated on today
At Cook hospital as was also Mrs.
George Evans Of Watson.
Or. etoetzer Will PreaeFr-Dr. n. @.
stoetser has returned from visit to
Eastern points and on Sunday will
Occupy his pulpit at the Presbyterian
church for the first time since his
resent severe illness. DR.. Stoetzer
win spend two weeks here and will
then go TO some resort for a several
weeks rest.
Home from Vlslt-Miss Hazel Holt
has returned to Fairmont after spend
ing a short visit with her sister, Mrs.
lugie Malone. She was accompanied
home BY her niece, Miss Florence vir-
ginia Malone, who VIII spend the sum.
kner here. Miss 'Madge Holt will
spend q few weeks longer with her sis
ter.
Motored TO Cumberland = Willie
Thomas, SON Of w s.. Thomas, motored
TO Cumberland, Nd, today where he
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27

Protected Home Circle.
Palatine Baptist church - Dramatic
Readings by Miss Edith M. Hart
man at.S:l6 O'Clock.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27
THE WEATHER.

West Virginia-
Generally fair to-
night and Satur-
day. Little change
in temperature.
Local Readings.
F. p. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature at
8 a. m. today, 20.
Yesterdays wealth
er, cloudy; temper
AZURE, maximum,
s3; minimum, IS;
River 1876 feet rfs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27
Temperature at
lEVENTslToNleHT.

Precipitation, .5s. River 1876 feet ris.
ng.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27

Home from VIslt-Miss Hazel Holt
has returned to Fairmont after spend
ing short visit with her sister, Mrs.
lugie Malone. She was accompanied
home BY her niece, Miss Florence Vtr-
ginia Malone, who viii spend the sum-
Eaer here Miss Madge Holt will
spend Q few weeks longer with her sis
ter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27

At Newport News-Mr. and Mrs.
y .. Htldebrand, of opekiska, have
received q telegram announcing the
safe arrival at Newport News of their
son Chauncey, who saw service in
France. Chauncey Hildebrand is a
brother OF Mrs. Il. R, Stevens, of
Walnut avenue, this city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27

Fleming building-Lady Owls.
Fleming building OK. of p haf1o-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27

Havana Newspapers-Tobe Blu
uenthal, head of the export depart
meut OF the Monongah Glass com
pany,. who is now in Cuba, has sent
The West Virginian copies of the
English newspapers printed in the
Cuban capital. They are The Even
Ing News and The Havana Post.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27

Big Meeting calIed-Attorney Paul
armstrong, secretary of the Marion
county Bar Association announces a
meeting OF the bar association to he
held In the Circuit court room of the
court house Saturday morning at
1890 a. m. A good attendance of the
members is requested.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27

Home From shooI-Kearsley Hart
ley who has been attending the Virgin.
Y Military Institute returned to this
caty this morning. Hartley is the SON
o. MT. and Mrs. 3. F. Hartley of I'll
tnrmont avenue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27

WIN CO to Mt. Lake-Miss Louise
CLAYTON who had been nursing Mrs.
p. G. Rowand on East Park avenue
who had been Ill leaves today for Mt.
Lake Park, Nd, where she will nurse
patient.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27

Or. stoetzer VIII Preaet-Dr. H. G.
etoetser has returned from visit to
Eastern points and on Sunday with
ccupy his pulpit at the Presbyterian
church for the first time since his
resent severe illness DR.. Stoetzer
WIN spend two weeks here and will
then 80 to some resort for a several
weeks rest.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27

Surgical Patlents-Mattnew Carney
Of Glover Gap was operated on today
At Cook hospital as was also Mrs.
George Evans Of Watson.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27

Appendix Removed--Miss Helen
Thinsh daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
~ Tchinsh underwent an operation
Tor appendicitis this morning at Cook
hospital She stood the operation well
and is doing nicely at this time.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
Una COMPANIA DIFERENTE

Nuestra CoElpania ha p~rocedido diferentementc a las
demas. pues tanto sus organizadores como ell ConseJo de
Administrator, compraron Sus acciones prevlanente, en-
la misma forma en- cue 10 hara listed. este es, pagaron el
importe de elias y con SUI producto principiaron la perfo-
raci6n de dos pozos antes de lamar al mercado una So
ia accon. No cree listed que este ha sido I'm proceed
miento honrado? e producto de la venta de acciones
sera destinado a la perforacion de cinco pozos en- cinco
Condados distintos, todos elos reconocldos geologlcalneh'e
como los mejorcs campos petroleros en- el Oeste de Texas
Sentirianos no roder inpresionar i listed 10 sufI-
ciente u fin de que Sc ocupara en- investigar Ia PROPOSE
ci6n que lie ofrecemOs Y que por 10 tanto pudlera apro-
vechar csta opcrtunidad, b!en visitandonos en- nuestraS
oficinas. o enviandonos e! cupon que aparece en- otro lu-
gar de este mismo anunclo.
e. petr6Ieo es el Negocio del da. lnverta listed en-
la Martin Oil Company y hara la mejor inversion, pues
sus acciones obtendran %randes dlvldendoS. cn atenclon Il
que nuestro ncgocio scra perrlanentc. mo vc listed
en- Gsta, una gran oportunidad de obteuer gra7des uti-
lidadeS? s! no es aSl, nOSotr0S pGdrcwoS denl0StrarSeio.
Hemcs adquirido l100 acres que consttuyen una gran
propicdad. tan;o mas 81 Sc cOnsidera ia magnifIca cali
de estos terrcnos. Tcnemos va dos pozos pcrforadoS:
,mo que alcanza ia profundidad de 500 pies en- q Campo
Pctrolero de Burkburnett. Adquicra sus accioncs ahora
misno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
PETROLE 0.

NO SC Ia dado I'd. cuenta que desde
oace dos meseS los negocios de petroleo
nan alcanzado un gran auge en- cl Is
ado de Texas y que elloS reportaran in
mcnsoS beneficios y gran prosPerldad
para 81 Estado? 81 este no es asi I'd.
iebe considerable sacramento 4 fin de
lue en- union de los hombres que eStan
,rcando csta industrial. CUE scra n de
as mas grandes en- el mundo, pueda I'd.
ambien obtener sus beneficios.
Fl p~etroleo cs en- Ia actualidad un
l~crdadero rev; e~ncierra en- 81 las m
iidades de la vida moderna; no cXistc III
solo medic dc transporte cuya fucrza
propulsora no Ia ob:cnga del Petroieo;
a tai punto Sc ha hecho indispensable
er las ncvcsidades modcrnas que. en- n
noras que faltars e. cI mundo. ocaSio-
nara un trastorno general. Ia sido
Uno de los PARTICIPATES factories en- Ct ext
20 de Ia guerra; Sc le uso en- dondc quic-
p que nubo que dsTle vida q un motor,
Va fuese de los aeropIanoS 0 de los gran
icS ~trauSportes que tUyiecon que cTuzar
los mares.
Ell petroieo. en- Ia actuai,6ad. esta al
csnzando precios tan altos como nuncs
los habia tenido, pues el barril Sc ma c>-
ado vendiendo desdc Sis hasta So
Y hay algura claSe d. retr5loo en- 81
Estate cuyo ralor cs hasra dc Sl.oo por
barriI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
NUESTROS PROPOSITOS

CualqUiera que comPre accioaes de Ia
Martin Oil Co. adquirira derechos por
icual Sobrc todas las propiedades que
Ia Compania poSee en- IA actualidad 0
que adquiera en- 10 Successive. Esto eS,
pueS. 10 que hara Ia Martin Oil Compa-
ny. 10 cue s!guifjca que cs una Compa-
MIA para todos ' cada uno dc sus &c
cionistas. 81 listed desea invertir su d.
nero, esta es una magnifica o~portunidad
para que 10 haga; pues no hay 4ue o.vi-
dsr, por 10 demas, cue estas o2ortani-
dades no Sc presentan disriamente.
iSeria listed capaz de cbietar 0 dc$anro-
yechar la o~portunjdsd que lc ofreccmoS?
Con TODD gus:o daremos d listed ;oda
c}asc de ezplicaciones ' ie noscrarcmos
nuestros mapss cUando asi los o So
Eci,c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
POR QUE NOS ANUNCIANOS

Las ProPiedades dc la !i&rtin Oil Company son de
las mejores. por 10 misuo Il ovacilamoS Ell reconendarse-
las asi al aublico. Para los que mviertan, VA sea en- pc
quena 0 grande eScala. puedcn estar SECURES de cue cual-
quera Uportunidad que Sc prcsente en- 10 future no ence-
rfara rnayores ventajas que las que nosotros ofrecemos.
rs en- vcrdad una gran UpoTtunidad Y de ella Sc cstan
aprovcchando muchas personals en- todaS parties del Estado.
La Martin Oil Company. por medic del diario Ia
PRENSA" desea dar 4 conocer 4! publico mcXicano dc
San Antonio, asi como 4 II ColOnja MeXicana Tseidentc
en- EstadoS Unidos, Ia gran oportunidad que la Martin
Oil Company les prcse9ta dc naccr una inversion produc-
tiva. Al miSmo tempo LA PRENSA' nos ha proper
cionado la oportunidad de hacer possible, d la Coionia Me-
xicana. Ia adquisicion de acciones de nuestra Compania.
Tendremos mucho guSto Ell presertarc los mapas de
nuestro gran Estado de Texas V los lugareS en- donGc sc
cncuentran los grandea Campos Pctroiif"ros.
SentiriamoS vcrdaderame7te Que listed no Sc hubiera
interesado en- nuestro negocio y dejara pasar Ia oportuni-
dad que hoy tienc dc invertir en- acciones de nuestra
Companla. cuyas pcrteneTcias Sc hallan en- uno de los
Campos Pctrolifcros mis- grandes del mundo, Y que. a
gran prisa sc csta convirtiendo ell una de las Industries
mas grandeS de Estados UnidOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
ESTE ANUNCIO VA DIRlCIDO ESSPECIALMENTE A NUEST
NUESTR0S DIRECTORIES.

Ell Consejo de Administration tie nuestra SoGedad esa int
rrado por personals VentaiOsamente cOnocidaS en- ell Estado de Ie-
las. Esta Compania Sc ha organizado de acuerdo con las leyes del
EStado V sus estatutoS lie seran Facilitates en- nueStraS Olcinas, pa
ia que Sc entere listed detenidamente de eloS, a la bora que listed
10 S0lcie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-05
CAN'T CROSS BORDER
 TO GET BOOZE

Brownsville, Tex. ADri1 4-sfeyiean 5orrier passports regulations we're practically suspended 20 far as con- cer1s territory n | zone 4f niles south Of the border. according t0 an- by tae United Staraa tn1- authorities dera codav, Hereafter bona fide citizens Of the E-uiteet States nay obtain permits ro cross the bnrder on ger5al aDBlica- tion Permits will be denied 70 per sons adfcred 10 drugs. professional gamblers and aa:bftHaI druahaFfs. What the immigration officials term "DreBer' persons may obtain Bass- ports without difficulty they say.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-05
TUBES

We urderseIl 'en aH--3ov3, s11s5: NorsIeid SIP S5: Tube S25a', Red Tube, s2.75; 3ox3 I-2. s14s0: Nom skid s16s5; Tube s2s5: Red s325
 32x3 f-2 $17.s8: Sonskid sfs.5f; Tube, g 2s5; Red Tube, s35e
 .31x4, s24.5; Nonekic s26.59; Tube s3soS Red Tube s3 s6
 82x4 s24 71.i; Nonslxid s1ss59; Tube g 30. Red Tube s3.s5. 33x4. $50: Nonskid, s27.4a, Tube, s385; Red Tube, s4.f0.
 34x4, s2s.5e: Nonsktd s27.58.
 55x4 f-2. s35 D. E0nsFid s38 90.
 34x4 f-2 Nonskid. s375o Tube, s43o: Red Tuhe. s475.
 ALTO STPPLIFS.
 Ford Radiators s25 co: Ford Bulhs 3Gc: Rear Springs ss ss Headlights per pair s475: HeadIieht Lens and Door 70c; Lens only 15e; Spotlights s3-50; Rose Pumps 1925; Ford Pumps s1 25.
 Ford Kingston Caruburetor &. 50: Holley Carburetor S450: Ford Timer Wires Soc; Ford Front Hub sI B: Rear Hub s175: Jacks sf.25: Hand Horns sS00 Rear Axle, Ford, SIPS: Champion X-Plugs 65c: Champion porceiains 35c; Ford Rear Wheels $3.50: Step Cut Piston Rings, 15c each
 We do not solicit credit accounts.
 Dv1RHAM BROS- :. 10 Main st. Phone 1884
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-05
SENATOR PROTESTS
 THERE'S NOBODY
 HOME IN AMERICA
Our Con1muting Govern ra7t Eovers Around Ea-
 v1Dean Capitals

Tasn5 Hg-gu, | 3rit E-t Irg1ug that ssr77erfeaus awake to 5aa pr5glens confronting rda country, Senator F9rrsor 9f California n state -r1ar~ rssI7ed tonight feetared.
 We've 3eer afflicted with mental gt1tsrfneas." since the signing sf rila zrrlis1ice and unable TO zea and cara for rhe Ills and problems of our own
 Our der0bilized soldiers ask only fr1srfoa and work and get neither de- .lsraf his statement. Our ordinary business lags and because of the government inactivity or IHdlferr- erce cannot resume Us normal ee1d7- tiors unemployment i1creasa daily ard foraig71 agItators play uu0r dIs- 5ress and diseonrenr-
 We ara under the spell Of wBrse avpnotism unconscious Of what is 5ransBirlng about IS. Our con-nnuriHg government aoVe4-s araund European capitals. 0askfng iu the sunlight of foreign aduiatiou The presisietrJ ls IT Paris: tHe Secretary of StGCs there, tae secretarv Of sHe navy f1 Italy, r1e secratarw of war on his way 10 E.urBBe. rne heads of varfo1Es adruiu- istra5tve departments ara scarteTed east and vest, and north and south iu Europe--rere's nobody home in l AT1TerTea
 T. has become [ renroaeH n many auarters now t0 think h terms of A4nTerica for America first It's time sa crv a halt. Let's make 1t -s%1ect- able -c be Americans aoai-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-05
GOOD MORNING, DID YeU Ey.

joy your breakfast this morning. or was. 1t an eggless breakfast7 The business Of Red Feather Scratch Feed iss ts preTeut egless days and we be- Heve that this sveuiy balanced. clean grain ration will go lang way to- ward preventing just such condf- ton. How much lougar will you al- low your hens to consume and not producer Egg-produci1g hens require clean grain ration, plenty of water and small quantity of either grit or oyster she'll We sell both grit and oyster shell Order either with your Red Feather Scratch Feed May we have your order today7 The City
 Feed Company telephone 214, 300
 State street. We deliver. 2-T-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-05
CAtafrh Cannot Be Cured

vfsfs LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they Cannot reach the seaf of the disease. Cara-rh is q local disease. greatly in- iuercsd by constitutional conditions, and ln order tc cure tt you must take an internal remedy. Halls C4faerk AAdf- c1re ts taken internally aHf acts thru the blood on tas mucous surfaces 5c the system Halls Cztarrts Medicine was prescribed oy oae of tae best physicians in shis country Tor ysass. It is c5u1- coseT of some of ehe best tenics known, combined with some 3S the best blood purifiers. The 2. fleet ombfnation of she ingredients in Halls Cafarrh Msdi- cine s what produces such wonderful rasufrs in catarrhal conditions Send for testimonials, free
 F ! CHENEY < co, Pr1e., Toledo 9.
 All Drrggi3ss, T5c.
 Halls Family PiiIs -1nstipzftan
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-05

| fsEa yr e7rs w-If Hrr~-1t l8s @-T7t" azsz F.r ETTT7zaH T1vGrfgs 7r4se~srffau ! 5vsf4rT 5riIre- tgsiHs sauzHz md e5lss. iHrln-aza, sEe. Fy7 Do. ra@ 7r sG3 'frrTEzfsss t2-4tf
 t1r7ner E1. [. Williams n. E. waa' ,a.z 9eaH Fl s5r zesarzt -1sHts4sz a.l= s,I1 7ie7eurtv -aea7@raraa % resume his taeies. 5r NFlfazys yesraretsz made -se sr+r professional call re Iss4 1ear a6je e5 -7aiea eHiz rsar serving 11 zaa 5rearr 7-8 rrs world 5f T3Hr GaiaBreFsa,s #augnrer
 g1Eil55u TEra 1TCr3 and making I .nb For r7v@egF TolIr ef1BscriptiaH 20 THzz Ladies' EzerTa 5aFsr1ag Tia Sag- iraav Fvsuiur Pus- The C1uu1r7 E4rr5anTaH -f7lfcfe=d 1 F ! 1caiI. -e HHs ? c Bog s-5 phone 1a45 s-z-rf
 geaei Gsrdne-. Baste~- C. 54st Ar- riiierv C. l. C. 1a4 7eer granted 2 n da7 F1r9eH.rsF and ss 7ere for a V;sir xira 1is mother ]lrz. F 2 e7araner- Isa5 ~aet Eleventh av4nue. fir. Gardner 7vas IT France T9 r7rorths egHr sf v7ictt zvIs spent on rde firing line
 Jas Core. ws1o has aear serving 4s sergeant fer aE 3er1abiliza1iou isafauartsrs l. Caa1B Pike. aas re- egzv4sef his etIseHzrge. and is here visie- lng tiz 1r8tne~e Sam Core, eHie< elerk n I}1fs C0trsr Besr fispa1cF.-'s offfce. He wifi leave -8nigt1t for TeszsrzaHa 1HG Dallas blaming t9 -zcTTT7 70 Pine Bluff Tn [ fortnight. ard may ie.s.es54. htzrs f as finds Desiriaz Gore is experienced n accounting and steaoarzdDy n che -uw5er and 1ar-rdvvare- businesses
 Ne paint zavthine 0u wheels { Esee-TT 1ae6 Painting company, U. H Nsl1z, E~re5rIefsr Our modern enamel -sakiug 3rocess makes yaur ear Ioak like ir WIS 1aiuted a5 e1a ! factarv- Let IS @doli-1D' 7dur car -ifls sYrTrg. Cars washed and z-eaz- ad while ToG wait. 4a union work. With Kyle l4uta Rerair C0.. 1898 Main St. Phone f67- 4-2-4t ! 2. ! s4ssena. assistant sreas1IreF Of [ ri1a Service Motar Truck e0u1pany and E. " Page representative 5+ i 1ae same enmpany. VIII 5e n me i city today calling 6H Service truck ] owners ard operators.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-05
The Sszcp Tn Civilization,

gssss ot the Caesars show them to have been eIean-sFaveu Men in the eighteenth century relied still further en the barber's art, for they shaved their heads as we'll Esgarth has painted beau Of this period who by some chance had hfs wig removed which gives him the Eook of aa elderly baby. The uncouth appearance Of tns bareartans, which shocked the Romans was due good deal to the neglect CT these wild mon to dress their hair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-05
EAGLES TO SELECT
 MEETING PLACE

The place for holding the 1919 con- genrio nof Eagles will he selected aC L meeting of the executive commit tee, toa he held in Pine Bluff next Thursday Judge r ! Kerwin is chairman of the committee Other members arg Jack Goadine Of Hot Springs. and c 3. Gaunt Of Little Rock. The attendance at the annual convention of Eagles ranges from 800 to 1000 Little Rock is one 0f the cities seeking fhe convention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-05
Situation Critical.

Vienna, via Copenhagen, Air1 A. (By The Associated Peeas. IA dis agreement has occurred in the soviet government in Budapest which has led to the formation Of 2 still more radical wing of the cornmunist party, according to the Reichsposr.
 The situation in Budapest is decIar- ed to be critical owing to food condi- tions and growing discontent on the part Of the population.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-05
Srsnend Guarantees.

Berlin, April 4.-fBy The Associa- ted Press. 1.-The Polish cabinet has suspended the constitutional guar antees for three months, according to Warsaw dispatches to the Berlin news papers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-05
STRIKE IN kRUPP WORKS ISLATEST
 ESSEN REPORT
Situation III Ruhr District and Budapest IS Dis
 tinetly Worse.

Berlin, Thursday. April 8.--fBy The Associated : Press.I-4 general strike has been begun at the krupp works where the employees cannot agree with the employers on the question of wages aecorling to re- port from Essen. The men declare that they will stay out until their de- mands have been conceded.
 From Frankfort comes word that the situation has Gqieted down An investigation of The damage d0ne shows that vast quantities of vala- able legal papers were burned ard the archives destroyed A house to house search resulted in the recovery Of large quantities of stolen goeda.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-05
FORD LIABILITY INSURANCE.

We have new rate on these handy cars, as well as other makes. Ask us how much, before 1t is too late for , rotection.
 TAYLOR & co.
 Real Estate and Insurance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-05
Strike Conditions Worse.

Esser, Thursday. April 3-f By The Associated Press. |-Despite would be qufeting reports, the strike siEua- tion m the Ruhr district has grown distinctly worse in the past 24 hours, until now about half the entire mine personnel is out The number Of men out increased yesterday afternoon and today from 5 GOO to 10000 ! few mines are still operating in the Be- chun7 district. Many Of the mines are threatened with '@irowning" because even emergency work has ceased.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-05
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