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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-24
MOTION FOR CHANGE
OF VENUE is DENIED
JOHN HARTENBOWER
(COntinued from Page ID


| but doesn't think II best 70 sign an
AFFIDAVIT.
This aillant further states that
| George Fora in discussing the subject
with him, stated as follows: That he
know the defendants were guilty and
| was prcJudiccd, and that everybody
VAS preJudiced and ought to be, ana
That he would gladly sign petition
to put the defendants back in
'Alhant lHrlrhr states thut j, II
Rays, LIVING in S1id vicinity, informed
| this afiant that everybody is prcJu-
! diced, and II they weren't they Weren t
| IN their right nnd. That he was
Bre1udiccd and would not sign an al
! iidaVit, as ne wanted them tricd in
! TINS county.
'Ailiant further says that he talked
| to Frank II. LOngWOrth of La Sale,
Illinois, regarding this matter, ana
that Mr.. Lonworth informed him thai
| he, Lonsworh, knows they are guilty.
fhat ne had talked to many people,
all OF whom expressed their belief in
J the guilt Of the defendants That he
would not make an alhdaNlt that fair
IrIai could not be obtained, but Is 81
| the Dellcf mat the yarc not entitled
to a far trial
AIllant 1arlher states that ne dis
cHSSed the matter with Leonard TraY.
IS OF the city of la Sale, and thai
Travis informed him tina anybody
VINO would sign an affidavit to grant
q chang" oi venue ought to be IN tn"
penltentiary; that the defendants are
guilty, and that he personally WaS
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-24
LOCAL D. OF |. INSTITUTE
NEW COURT AT MENDOZA

The Ottawa team of the y. Of Us,
went to Mendoza Saturday to institute
a class there. There We're 100 Candi-
dates, three from Utica and the re-
maindcr from Mendoza. About one
half were initiated Saturday evening
and the rest Sunday, over Saturday
the ottawa visitors were the guests
Of the Mendoza ladies'. The Ottawa
team which put on the work. We're
highly cOmpimcntod upon their cX-
cellent work Miss Teresa German
the state regent, was present from
Springfield.
The following team from Ottawa at.
tended:
Grand regent, Miss katherine Sin
mott.
Vice regent, Mrs John pedirord,
Prophet, Miss Angela Downcy
Monitor, Miss Gencvieyo McLaugh-
lin.
Lecturer. Mary Louise DraWley,
Sentinel, Mrs Anna llutchins.
Banner bearers, Mrs. Cora Johnson,
Miss Lillian Gary.
Guide, Miss May Scannell.
District deputy, Mrs. NJ j. Shcc-
han.
state regent Miss Theresa German,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-24
FARMING ASSN. NOW
HAS MEMBERSHIP
IN EXCESS OF 5000
DRIVE COMES TO CLOSE AFTER
ONE or MOST SUCCESSFUL
CAMPAIGNS >SVER STAGED IN
ILLiNOlS--COuNTY LEADS THE
STATE AND POSSIBLY NATION.

AS result OF the campaign when
was staged by the la Sale County
Farm Bureau the organization now
boasts Of a roll of more than 1000
members. The drive, which lasted
five weeks. located last Friday night.
All expectations tor securing mcm-
bcrs were surpassed During the SIX
years since the bureau was formed
with a total Of less than 33) boosters
the personnel of the association has
grown almost / 600 per cent. This
record indicates that the movement
has fulfilled its purpose in coming
hands with the state and national ar
gani1atiOns for the htttcrmcut OF food
production.
The forced delay in marketing la t
years crops until much of til" next
crop Is now within sixty days Of har
vest would seem to mean that Their
is oyerprnduction. Farmers entertain
no such conclusions, but believe That
transport must be improved 10
distributes food to places II is needed
BY improved distribution material
benefit can be extended to the con
sumner Through their organizations
farmers propose TO follow their prod
ucts all the way to the consumer. 10
arrange for every movement Of TOOL
to he made as efficiently as is pos
sible, Attention Will be given ia
every phase of farming and farm life,
as time and equipment permits, ia
the end that permanent, profitable
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-24
FELONS ATTACK FIRE
AT PRISON FARM

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-24
OPEN INQUIRY INTO
WOOD.L OWDEN EXPENSE
Continued from Page 81


answer that description ! think" Mr..
Hitchcock replied
In Delaware, he said. nothing was
given by the New York office.
Senator Reed asked how much the
NoW York state organization spent.
Il don't know" replied the wit
ness That campaign was begun
long before entered.
The great expenses were in tn,
big primary fights, like Illinois and
ohio had nothing 20 do with those,
they We're handled from Chicago.
did not favor making contests IN
those two states
Chairman Kenyon gave notice dur
ing Mr.. IlitchcocK's examination thai
he had summoned Horace G.. Stebbina
and Albert A. Sprague, trcaSurcra. re-
2pcctivcly, of the Wood hca lquartor
in New York and Chicago, TO appear
before the committee.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-24
TWO MORE GET OUT
ESCAPE PROOF PEN

Joliet MAY II For the second time
convjcts have approved tha archi-
tectS erred when they claimed tao
new pen here Wa escape proof. six
mon are missing this morning. two
escaped from the new prison and
four walked AWAY from the honor
farm, This makes a total OF twenty
mon who have escaped in the past
cigh' days After saWina out of he
cells on the third gallery of the new
prison unit Eddie English third termer
and Amino Amido Cook County muir
derers dropped to the ground dis
lance Of % feet
The escape was not discovered until
e O'Clock today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-24

The girls employ such n redundancy
Of nomenclature in describing their
garments, such rs slip-over night
gowns. For instance, that If they ever
really should come to our STYLE Of
dress we suppoe" they'd c&li 'cm step
In pantS-Olio STATE Journal
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-24
RAILROADS DEMAND
80 PER CENT BOOST
IN FREIGHT RATES
CLAIM ROADS WILL NEED THAT
HELP BEFORE THEY CAN DE
PUT ON SOUND FINANCIAL
EhSls-NO FUNDS FOR PAY IN.
CREASES.

Washington, May 2l.-lncroages in
freight rates of 3O1& per cent in east
orn territory, 30JJ in southern terri
tors and 1871 per cent IN western ter
ritory $50 meet the difference between
the SIX per cent return on property
Investments permitted under the
Transportation act" were advocated
here today by Howard Elliott, chair
man Of the subcommittee Of the gen
oraI rate committee OF the association
.or railway commissioners before the
!. G. G. Mr.. Elliott said the cOntryS
railroads for the year ending October
Ia returned on property Investments
.Sligh4y more than one per cent.
Under the new transportation act
he said. the Two pressing Questions
now under discussion by the inter
state commerce commission and the
newly created labor board are re-
quests for wage Increases exceeding
one billion year and an additional
$l0f7, COCOON needed by the roads
Not for Wage Increases.
Washington, May 2i.--Rcyeuucs of
the eastern railroads must be incrcas-
ed about $550,0900Gt annually as a
minimum to put chem upon anything
like sound financial basis, Daniel
willard, president Of tIlc Baltimore &
Ohio railroad today told the interstate
commerce commission on behalf of
the eastern group of railroads al the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-24

hearing on the carriers request for
increased freight rates.
Tho $lOl1, 900 900 additional reve-
nno which the railroads are seeking
thru increased freight rates does not
take into account any increase in
wages which the railroad board may
giant the 32,00t 900 employed, How.
ara Elliott, Of the association of rail
way executives, stated to the com
mItinn
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-24

+. f. Singer left today for an OK
tended visit with friends and relatives
in Detroit.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-24
WCAL&99
NEWS 1fM

Caleb, on FIRST street.
Lloyd Thacker has returned TO his
home here after an extended trip
thru Oklahoma
Clarence Crowley of Chicago spent
the week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. p. II. Crowley, on Mulberry
street
Miss Mildred Bates was a La Sale
caller Saturday night
Mrs Gustavc knucesl of Illinois
avenue went to Chicago yesterday to
spend few DAYS visiting her sister
and attending the State Federation
Ct Women's clubs.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Guy Y. Minus Of
Stroatol, former Ottawa residents
visited friends in this city Yesterday
Mrs. J. j. IIornung is visiting in chi
cago
Miss lrna Metzgcr visited in La
Sallc Saturday.
Or Charles A. Blcan was called
home by the death Of his father, VIM
Rlean of Albany, H. Or. Blcan eX
pects to return here the end Of thu
week.
rivard Jasper of In Sale was the
guest of Ottawa friends Saturday
evening.
Joseph Hathaway was the guest OF
Stroator friends last evening.
c. H. Moore of Hammond, Ind,
spent the week end with his dangh,
ters, EIenor ana Margaret, AT the
home OF their aunt Mrs Joseph kur,
win nm Main 4trppt
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-24
Cost a Pretty Sum

Washington, May 1.-THE goverr.
ment's loss in operation of the rail
roads dung federal control was $3.50.
47S,000, according TO the final report
Of SWager Sherley, railroad admins.
tration director of finance
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-24

Try Want AZ In The Free Trade!
Journal for Quick Result.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21
PROTESTUL BANATULUT.

In numele gruparii mai multor
parlamentari banateni, d. Gar
dea la cuvintul 81 da cetire pro
tcstului banatenilor pc care p
S. Sa Episcopul DR.. Ellie Miron
Cristea La cetit la Senat 81 pe
care il publican in intregimc la
darca de seama a sedintei matu.
rului corp.
b. Eug. Bran isl arata multu
mirea pentru marea fericirc Il
mtregirii neamului rominesc.
In acest moment - orele 5 -
lumina paleSte incet-incets pins
END mtreaga incinta r;imine III
cOmplect Sntuneric. Prescdintele
neprimind asigurari, ca lumina
poate reveni. din cauza unui de
ranjament i'm masinele lzinei, de
clara sedinta ridicata.
Sedinta vitoare va avea loc az
la orele 2 81 jumatate. =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21

ticipam la munca pentru binele
patriei noastre.
Am rugaminte: impartasin
pmctul de vcderc democratic l.,
ne folosi in parliament de lnnba
noastra materna. d. prcsedmt..
Are aceiasi vedere democratica.
Nh voim sa faccm o demonstrate
din cXcrcitarea accstei ingad,l-
intc.
Voind sd continue in limba GER
mana, presedintele intervine, snu
nin'd, ca find inca in vigoarc We
shiul regulamcnt. deocamdata a.
cest drept nu Sc poate aplica.
ID. Brandsch continual romine-'
ste:
MOI, libcrii. alcsi i'll parlamcn.
tul romin declaram ca ne alipim
statului romin, caruia ii vom a
partinea trupeste 81 sufleteste
sub scoptrnl dinastiei. Salutam
noua patrie 81 toate popoarele
ii. Numai munca cinstita 81 sa-
natoasa poate sa faca din patria
noa:stra citadela puternica d.
eultura 81 de civilizatie. Vom CO.
labora la accasta munca.
Programul de la Alba lula e
ste un cult pentru moi, prin pre-
oeptele lui democratice, prin au-
tonomia aeordata scolii 81 bise-
ricei minoritatilor. Vom colabora
pc toate tarimurilc: economic.
cultural 81 polite.
Notam cu acest guvern, care
in timpuri grele a luptat pcnt..1
binele poporului lor. SIngele os-
tasilor nostri a curs pentru apa.
rarea tarii la lisa.
Traiasca Rom1nia Mare! Tra-
iasca Regele!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21
Adunarea
nationaIa.
G A M E r A
G A M E r A
SEDINTA DE LA 18 DECEM
BRfE.

Sc rcdcschile la orelc 4 81 nn
Sfert. Secretarul citcste convo-
care a deputa!llor pentrn Lmi Ia
orele 10 dimineata, pentru mod;-
ficarea regulamentului camerei 81
o alta a comisiunei de raspuns "a
Mcsaj pentru Simbata Ia orele 10
81 jumatatc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21
CUViNTAREA DOMNULUI A.
C. CUZA.

sedinte 81 Domnilor Deputati.
In sedinta de alataieri 81 de
ieri d-nul Bratianu in calitatea Sd
de presedinte al Consiliului 81 de
fost reprezentant al Rominiei la
conferinta de pace, a venit lnaia-
tea Domniei VoaStre. 81 va facnt
o luminoasa eXpunere. nu politi-
eel partidului sau, caci MI era vor
ba de partid ci a politicei Romi-
niei.
Am fost Gu totii patrunsi de
inaltarea 81 patriotismul acestei ex
puneri 81 inca odata s'au risipit
pentru totdeauna toate acele sus-
piciuni. care atinsese aceasta po-
litica 81 s'a dovedit in ce fel s'a
suStinut de catra dclegatul Roml-
nici politica tarci noastre la con-
ferinta de Pace. APPLAUSE pre-
lungite). in sedinta de ieri ur-
mat d-nul Marghiloman i'll calita-
tea sa de fost prim- -ministru 81 a
expus punctul de vedere al politl-
eel sale. A facut uncle critici asu-
pra carora nu voiu reveni.
Ar fl numai sa reltvez un fapt
81 regret ca sunt slit al releva -
ci 81 d-nul Marghiloman care are
experienta afacerilor, crezut ca
d-nul Bratianu ar fl putut seryi
mai bine interesele tarei, daca sim
tindu-se ca nu G simpatic la Con-
fcrinta Pacei s'ar fl retras Ia
timp.
Regret. ca d-nul Marghiloman
impartaseste aci punctul de vede-
Ire al unei anumitc Prese Garcia
Inu li-se poate cere sa fie nationa-
lie. Aplause).
Socotesc ca d-nul Marghiloman
Isl da bine seama ca polltica nu Sc
face prin simpatii 81 anflpatli 81
ca nu in cazlll de fata antipatiile
pc earl ar fl putut sa lie inspire
d-nul Bratianu la Conferinta Pa
eel ar fl fost hotaritoare pentru
determinarea rezultatelor la earl
moi am ajuns.
Caci atunci. daca lear atribui
ecestOr antipatii inspirate de a.
Inul Bratianu. reprezentantii la
conferinta de pace, atunci ar ra-
mine neexplicabil pentru ce ace
l.asi conditiuni au fost Impulse al
tor tari. pc earl nu lie Representa-
d-nul Bratianu. (Aplause).
Oar Domnilor, d-nul Bratiaau
81 d-nul Marghiloman au fost in
drept 81 au avut datoria sa dis
cute probleme Pc care le-au adus
aci IN discutiunea d-tra.
Noi insa nu-i putem ur1na Pc
erenul accsta, pentru ca aslazi NJ
este in discutiune, nu la ordinea
de ri politica externa.
81 nu pot sd discut aceasta ma
re problema fiindca nu am actele
necesare. Dati-mi vote sa adaog
Gu sper ca nu vom fl pusi in ma
sura ca sd hiscutam pc aceasta
nici odata.
/ Am numai misiunea de exprl
ma. de a aduce la cunoStinta ca
merei declaratia partidului natio
list-democrat, fata de progra
mul guvernului 81 tot odata voil
Iavea onoarea sd fac rezerva i!
'aceea &C priveste politica exter
, na in numele lneu personal.
4 Dati-mi vote dar Domnilor $;
citesc declaratia partIdului nos
.tru.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21
DECLARATIA GUVERNULUT

D. Vaida-Voevod citeste deere
tele pentru numirile nouilor mi
nistri.
D-nul prim -ministru citeste a.
poi aceiasi declaratie pe care a
facut-o in sedinta de la 16 current
la Camera deputatilor.
Pasagiul privitor la eroismHl
soldatului romin 81 la vitejia 81
intelepciunea NJ. S. Regelfi, este
aplaudat de intregul Senat, fara
deosebire de particle sau de gra-
pari politice.
Declaratiile asupra Banatului
au fost primite GU Q tacere SEM
nificativa.
Declaratia ca d. Vaida-Voevol
a luat asupra sa sarcina de is
cali tratatul de pace a fost apla-
udata abba de citiva taranisti 81
O i11fima parte a senatorilor ar
deleni.
d. Presedinte exprima multu-
| miri prim-ministrului pentru ex-
puncrea facuta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21

l,io,i SA&o"C vi Nio ~ N'iOA A>NCA
ne intregi 81 nefinitive, 81 prl
Imestc Gu bucurie vestea ca mare.
opera Va fl inceputa in conlucra-
re Gu un guvern, care poatc III 81
CUR de sprijinul nostru.
Dupa ec mi-am indeplinit astfel
misiunea mea de partid, dati-m
vote, ca in numele meu personal.
s;l fac ccle mai absolute rezcrve
in ce priveste politica externa g
guvernului. Asupra aceStei poll
tici, eu va declar ca stau neclintit
pc punctul de vedere al drepturl
lor noastre, consfintite prin trata-
tut solemn de la 4 August 1916
care recunoaste gra1itcle natura
le 81 Suveranitatca deplina Ro
miniei.
| 5Acest tratat, iscalit de Franta
de Anglia, de Italia 81 de Russia
isl pastreaza intreaga sd autorita-
tc fata de dinsele 81 cred ca nu So
putea ca tocmai moi sal conside-
ram ca Pc un petec de hItrie, ia
ra valoare.
Socotesc, asa dar ca guvernai
a gresit cedind fortei 81 semnn6
tratatul de astazi. care nu reSpec
teaza tratatul de ieri. Socotesc
in tot cazul, cd mai 1nainte de
ceda. guvernul avea datoria S;
ceara 1nvoirea parlamentului, ca
re singur era autorizat sd hota-
rcasca in aceasta materie, dup
ce ar fl fost consultat.
Tratatul acesta, care jignest@
adinc sentimental dcmnitatei noa
sire rationale, 81 care tindc la ere
area unei starr de fapt impossible
cu complicatii viitoare :primej
dioase. eu il consider ca o mar
grcsala politiea, indeosebi 81 pen
Itru ca este de natura sd zdrun-
icine aliantele noastre nestirbite y
pururea tart. Caci dupa ce in ours
dc veacuri a stiut sa-si pastreze a
Iutonomia, 81 an ajuns apoi sa s.
dobindeasca sAveranitatea hepli-
ma, 81, dupa ee.a intrat in razboiu
,ca sd realizeze libertatea tuturor
ifiilor sal, poate fl sigur orr cine
ca malta romineasca intregita nr
Sc va supune robiei politice 81 e.
conomice, ce Use impune astazi 'cr
sila, nesocotindu-se dreptul s.;
iertfele mari pc care ca le-a
ifacut.
In numele acelor opt suite dc
mil de frati,, care si-au dat viata
lor pentru cauza eomuna a liber-
tatei popoarelor, protestez in con
ira nedreptatei &c Mise face a.
cum. calcindu-se autonomia 81 IL
bertatea poporului nostru. Pro
testez in contra tendintei de a
Sc reduce pamintul Rom7niei "a
| starea de terltor colonial.
Nor sd Sc constate, ca pima in
momentul acesta adunarea natl
onala a Rominiei nu cunoaste tra
tativele ce s 'au urmat 81 nici ma
car textul tratatului semnat De
guvern. Ger, asa dar. sd Mise co
munice imediat, lucrarilc delega-
tiei noastre la conferinta de pa
&c, precum 81 textul tratatului
de la Saint German, 0data Gu
tratatul de la 4 August 1916, per
tru ca adunarea nationala sa Sc
poata rosti in cunostinta de eau
"a, 81 pentru ca toti Rominii 81
vada in ce fel au fost rasplatite
jertfele lor.
Pima atumci, declar, ca pre-
cum nu Ia lcgat pc altii SIENNA
tura lor liberia pusa pc tratatul
care proclama suveranitatea Ro.
miniei, tot astfel 81 mai putin in
ca ne leaga pc moi semnatur9
noastra silita.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21
D E G L A R A tt Z

Partidul nationalist democrat,
afirnind Gu tarie caracterul de
Adunare nationala constituanta,
al acestor adunari, pune, GU toata
desinteresarea munca, populari-
tates 81 autoritatca sa morala la
'llispozitia acelor, carl iau asu-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21
DECLARATIUN1LE REPRE- !,
SENTANTULUI GERMANIL0R
DIN ARDEAL.

D: Rudolf Brandsch: In nume-
le poporului german din Rominia
Mare, salutam primul parliament
al nouci noastrc patrii.
Am VENT Gu sentimental fra
tcsc 81 Gu vointa hotarita sd par
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21
s E N A T
SEDINTA DE LA Is DECEM
BRIE.

Sedinta Sc deschide la orela Z
81 10, sub. presedintia d-lui Paul
Bujor.
Pc banca ministeriala domn.i
Vaida-Voevod, Mihail Popovici
I. Borcca, l. Nistor, I. Mihalache,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-21
CUVfNTAREA EPISCOPULUI
CRISTEA

P. s. S. Episcopul Cristea spu-
nc ca parerea sa era ca primul
euvern national al Romaniei IN
tregite sd fic alcatlit din toate
clementele Romfniei Mari. Oanfe-
(Continuare pc pag. s..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-15

happiest surprise of my life, for began to feel better right away. My appetite improved, began to sleep better and my strength gradually re- turned. So l kept right Gil taking the medicine and in only few weeks time my troubles had all left me and l found I had gained l5 pounds in weight
 From that day to this l have posi- lively been in the best health I ev- CT enjoyed in all my life. never have an ache or pain. I eat any thing want and don't suffer any bad after effects at all; in fact, I feel just like a new man and have plenty Of strength and energy. My nerves are steady and strong, l nev- CT have a dizzy spell and my sleep is restful and refreshing,
 "Taniac has been worth it's weight in gold to me and all the money on earth could not buy the good it has done me-
 Tanlac is sold in Pine Bluff by Central pharmacy: in Altheimer by A. w. Leake and in Rison by Bogy Drug company. Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-15
SPENT 4 FORTUNE IN
 SEARCH FOR HEALTH
Prominent Los Angeles Hotel Man Says He Tried Every Treatment Money CoulG, Buy Without Getting Re- lief.

In 1900 I suffered general
 breakdown and during these 20 years l spent a small fortune searching for
 health" said Harry McAvoy, with
 the Alexandria hotel of Los An geles. one of the largest and finest hotels in southern California.
 T went to the best specialists in New York, Chicago, New Orleans and Seattle. I tried every medi- cine and treatment money could buy, but the best 1 could do was to get little temporary relief Fi- nally gave out completely under the strain and had to quit work alto gether. l was terribly discouraged over my condition and felt that l would be an invalid for the rest of my days.
 ''l had indigestion in it's very worst form. In fact, I was 2 con- firmed dyspeptic; nothing agreed with me and I suffered from all the terrible symptoms of indigestion. My heart palpitated so badly I thought ] had heart trouble and I would get so weak and faint at times I would stagger and several times I fell flat in my tracks before could support myself
 T was absolutely afraid to eat. for 1t meant nothing but suffering after ward and I would have awful pains and burnings in the stomach and chest. Sleep. Why, I didn't knew what it was to get nights sleep, would lie in bed a while and then get so restless 1 would have to get up and walk the floor. l was almost nervous wreck and couldn't even sit still and write a letter. lost so much weight and strength l was almost too weak to walk, and I honestly believe 10 man in this world suffered any more than I did.
 Last September I realized I could held cut no longer, and as I had read great deal about Tanlac, made up my mind to give it trial. Well, sir, it was the greatest and
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l inc Bluff High
 Nine Takes Road

The Pine Bluff High school base bali team goes to Fordvce Friday to play the high school baseball team there. From Fordyce they will go to Fl Dorado, where they will play Saturday afternoon. Coach L. E. Bassett will take Il men. These games will be the second appearance for Pine Bluff this season. having sl2 eady defeated Fordyce here in Pine Bluff
 The following is the lineup for Pine Bluff: Pitcheys-Clarke and Terrel; catcher. Luck first base, Hamilton;; 2nd base, Phillips; short stop, Reihger; 3rd base. Boone; cen ter field, Scheu left field, Merle; right field, May and Mitchell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-15

ed at Pleasanton, town across the bay from San Francisco, to take care Of q little girl who is gradually go- ing blind
 Little hope of the child retaining her eyesight is held, and it is be- lieved that the dog will be able to lead her safely when she is no long CT able to make her way about alone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-15
Ruth'S Milf IlnScs.

Philadelphia, April l4 Ruth's mpff long liner allowed two runs to score in the eighth inning here today, giving Philadelphia 3-to-1 victory over New York in the open ing game of the season Home runs by Pipp and Perkins scored the early tallieS. Score: