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The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
Fire Threatens Town.

HAGERSTowN.M Nd, Dec. ls.-The
town Of Hancock. near here, was
threatened with a disastrous fre
yesterday when the automobile tire.
establishment of Andrew weiner
was. destroyed. The residences ad-,
Joining caught fire and were badly
damaged. The loss will run into
thousands of dollars. The local FIRE
company checked the blaze despite
q strong wind.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
Record Size Hog Killed.

HAGERSTOWN. Md, Dec. 16.-
The largest porker killed in this
section, and probably in the State,
was slaughtered by A. D. Arnold,
near Brunswick. The hog weighed
1,1OO pounds. and cleaned 967
pounds. One of the hams weighed
II pounds and s ounces.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
Boys Body Found in Stream,

DURBlN. w. Va, Dec 16.-The
body of Webster Peck, aged Is,
was found in Mill Run, the boy
having fallen of a bridge while
returning at night to his home in
West Durbin. The body was found
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
Noted Physician Drops Dead.

RONCEVERTE. W. Va, Dec. 1e.-
DR.. J. B. Lockridge, of Minnehaha
Springs, one of the most widely
known physicians Of Pocahontas
county. expired suddenly in the lob
by of the Hotel Ronceverte, where
he had stopped while on his return
home from a visit to married
daughter in Virginia. He was the
owner of the Hotel Minnehaha and
the Minnehaha Springs, a summer
resort.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-17
Farmer GOred by Bull.

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Dec. Is
Harry Grove. a farmer living near
Lappans. was gored by a bull while
feeding cattle in the barn yester-
day. One of the animals horns
pierced his cheek below the eye.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
Crop of 11,450,0OO
 Bales Forecast

Washington, July "A cotton crop of Il ,450,O00 bales, or larger than that of last year, was forecast today by the department of agriculture as a result of the material improvement in the condition of the crop since May 25. On that date the condition of the crop was the worst on record. s The department based it's estimate on the condition of the crop June 25, which was TOT per cent of normal and on the area under cultivation on that date which was announced as 35,- 5O4. 900 acres.
 - Acreage increased 371 ,000 or 1.1 per cent over that of last year. The inn provement of the condition between May and June 25 was 3.5 per cent, making the condition on the June date slightly better than it was a year ago.
 Production last year was 11,329,755 bales and two years ago 12,040,b32. Condition on May 25 was 62.4 per cent of normal, while year ago it was 70. per cent and the ten year average condition on June 25 is 79.S. Revised estimate of the area under cultivation this year is 35,1S3,000 acres.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
Thank Chamber Committee for It's
 Efforts On Strike

A resolution was adopted by the Chamber of Commerce trustees yes terday thanking the members of the committee of business men in settling the trouble caused by the vacation" taken by some of the yardmen of the Cotton Belt.
 The resolution also stated the ap- preciation of the confidence reposed in the committee by the members of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, yard foremen, railroad officials and other employees and that the co-opera- ton and friendship of the Chamber of Commerce would always be at the command of the railroad employees and employers in any and all controver- sies, of this nature.
 The, resolution further stated that the justice of. the claim .oft the. Broth erhood of Railway Trainmen for an increase in wages and better: working conditions was fully recognized and their support was pledged to that end ,.si k
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
HONOR MARINES.

Washington, July 2.-The Con gressional medal of honor was con- ferred today on Lieut.. Herman H
 Hanneken and Corporal William R
 Button, both of the marine corps, for extraordinary heroism" display ed in leading the force which killed the Haitian bandit chief, Charle- magne Peralte, near Grand Rivere
 Haiti, last October. The two off cers disguised as natives lead small detachment of gendarmiesie through a series of outposts threw out to protect the bandit and finally reach ed his headquarters. A heavy fight ensued with the chiefs body guard
 Next morning after the detachment had driven off attacks by several hun dred of Peralte's followers during the night, the bandit chief and nine of his body-guard were found dead
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
SORORITY ELECTS.

Knoxville, Tenn, July 2.-Mrs. Mary Lowe Collins of Lexington, Ky, was reelected president of the Omega sorority today at the conclud- ing session of the national conven- tion. The presidents salary was in creased from $1 300 to 3.io0 per year, Other officers elected arg: Miss Ada Caldwell, Denver, vice president; Miss Annie Whiteside of Belle Buckle Tennessee, secretary; Mrs. c. A. Wat son, Washington, D. C., treasurer; Miss Helen Denny, Salt Lake City, acting chief scribe, and Miss Eleanor Lewis, Chicago, editor of the "Eleu- sis" While action was deferred, it is believed the executive committee will accept Salt Lake City's invita- tion to hold the next biennial con- ference there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
Pythians Endorse
 Associated Charities

At regular luncheon meeting of the Pythian club held at the Jeffer- son hotel yesterday the Associated Charities was given unqualified en- dorsement and by vote of the club it was unanimously decided that the members assist in the soliciting of funds for the maintenance of this worthy institution and boost for the campaign in every way.
 Mrs. Lawrence McCarty of Hot Springs was a guest at the meeting and made short talk
 A permanent entertainment commit tee consisting of B. w. Benton, J. Bernhardt, F. w. Hoyler and T. B. Lyle, Jr., was named to have charge of the weekly program.
 c. II. Burks and B. G. Wilkerson were enrolled as members.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
Nati0n0I
aRts aild Braves Split Two Games;
 i've HOmers Feature

Iln IlS New sy Juiy 2. New York and < kBoston divideds ! double header today, hhs Braves winning the first game 9 in II innings, and the Giants tho second 18 to 4. The opening con tst was marked by five home runs. he Giants found Scott and Hearn sasy in the second game. Score: Rs First game:
 Bostcn ----031 900 102 029 15 New York 100 0lo OPS 0o II o
 Oeschgers Fillingim, Scott and Cow Ny; Benton, Douglas and Smith. - Second gamer
 bOStOn --AA-s<llO OlO UlU-- II D
 York -----21O 204 OAK 13 II 1
 Stt. Heafn and O'Neill; Douglas
 Smith.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
MAINTENANCE MEN MEET,

Pittsburgh, July 1.-The joint brotherhood of maintenance of way employees committeee of the Pennsyl- vania lines opened three day ses- sion here today. Members of the committee announced tonight that "in- ternal affairs" would be discussed in the sessions, adding that the question of strike would not be considered. H. A. Jefferey, leader of six allied shop crafts affiliated with the Ameri- can Federation of Labor, announced at Philadelphia last Tuesday that the committeeman would meet here today, to consider the question of shop mems strike.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03

effort to bring about the release of MT. and Mrs. Paul Nilsson, of Illinois, who are held by Turkish Nationalists an American destroyer has been dis patched to Mersina and the French authorities are holding Turkish host ages. Admiral Bristol at Constant nople reported today to the state de- partment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
D. s. c. FOR FLYER.

Chicago, July 1.-The distinguished service cross was bestowed upon Cap tain George Farnsworth Fisher, form CT commander of the forty-ninth Aero squadron in France, by Major Gene ral Leonard Wood today. Captain Fisher returned to the United States an invalid as the result of wounds re- ceived overseas. The act that won the honor was the destruction of two enemy biplanes in 1918.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
KAUFr TO MINORS.

New York, July 2The trade of Benny Kauff, New York infielder, for Outfielder Vernon Spencer of the To- ronto international, was announced here tonight by Secretary J. J. O'Bri- en of the New York club. The ex- change was transacted by telephone with the management of the interna- tional club, he said, and Spencer is expected to appear in the line up here tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
to Motor
 to His Old Home

Washington, July 2-Warren G. Harding, the republican presidential candidate will go by automobile to will attend home coming celebration in his honor. Accompanied by Mrs. Harding, he will leave here tomorrow morning and expects to reach Marion soon after noon on Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
ORDERS 27,75O CARS.

Chicago, July 2.-Chicago railroads today received notice from the com merce commission that 27,750 empty grain cars had been ordered delivered to the western roads by the eastern lines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
l. Hi5MYpHREY WINS.

AheV Humphrey team heat Wab- 4 1skka at Humphrey yesterday after
 n, t6 2. The batteries were :: gmrhrey,s Gas and Quartermous; el&baseka, Hudgens and Townsend, pl game was featured by home
 Nr Garrett, of Wabbaseka.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
1{.nbs; Iose.

e kil1Aati. July ?. Cincinnati de- ,1~ fs6hicAep today 6 to in hard klC III ining game. Carter and
 Ring and Wingo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
l,idgeru Win.

s.lyf, July 2. Brooklyn won it's ' straight game today by de-
 K Philadelphia in the opening sf the series ? to 1, Causey and urSeat; Pfeffer and Elliot, Kreu-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03

SOutnefN. New Orleans ', Little Rock 3. Nashville 5, Birmingham 5. Chattanooga 1, Atlanta 2. Memphis IS, Mobile 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
American.

St. Louis 6, Chicago 4. Cleveland 10, Detroit 3. New York z, Philadelphia 4. Boston 10, Washington 9.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
Cauls Win.

louis, July 2.St. Louis defeat-
 Isburgh 8 to 0 today. Hamilton, k and Schmidt; Doak and Dil-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
National.

St. Louis 3, Pittsburgh o. Cincinnati 5, Chicago 4.
 Boston II, New York 10. Boston 4, New York 13.
 Philadelphia l, Brooklyn 2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03

tanks Take the ! Fourth Straight
 ]. From Mackmel,

4elPhia. July 2.-New York v wnt Into tie for first place with Clev-
 today by taking the fourth sti.iEbt victory lover Philedlphia T td 1. Score:
 NRW York A----Ol-2 004 000-7 T 0 X Falladeaphia -----0i0 O10 O02-4 10 5 !, normahleh and Hannah; Harris, Hesty and Perkins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
NAT DUES

Scs, your dues Tor Season 1920 are t due. Gall at our office any Ie. We are always giad 70 take money.
 TAYLOR X co.
 JefferuOn Hotel Building
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
, Browna Victors,.'

:hicagos July 2 Erratic fielding by
 lceeo, csapisd with opportune hit
 g, gave St. Louis to victory n the locals today in 10 innings. cocker and Severeid; c. Williams " sthalk,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
NATIONAL.
Southern.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
Cleveland Wins.

Detrbit, July 2. Cleveland hit |thtee Detroit pitchers hard and won
 game iO'to 3. Coveleskie and sNeill;; Danss, Ayres and Stanage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-03
Led Sox Win.

< 5eYson, July 2-- Doubles by Witt and 1oqsklHfeAve Boston q 10sto 9 victory Washington with one. out in the ot the tenth today. Score:
 singtcn --1O8 104 900 O. 9 Is 1
 ton ------30O O04 III 1-<1o 12 | seAew, Erickson, Snyder. Courtney, s1acht Sapd Charity; Karr. Jones,
Evening journal., 1920-01-13

II always pays 70 serve a meal care
f,illy and attractiyely.
Even II the meat is a warmed-over
dish. q crisp sprig or two Of parsley
cropped on the platter will help 70
maintain a standing the family does
not usually associate with leftovers.
Plain canned fruit or a very simple
pudding may be praised and eaten
with relish II the best sherbet glasses
or dessert plates are used. but turned
down cold, as it were, II passed around
NJ everyday sauce dishes.
We 0fen spend hours dressing up
concoclion Chat is So full Of good
things that everybody respects &C any
way, and let a simple, unassuming,
merely wholesome food struggle along
without Tie rCdeeming touch.
MENU FOR TOMORROW
Breakfast-Grape fruit griddle cakes.
syrup. coffee.
Luncheon Potato and cheese soup,
brown bread and butter, blushlng
apples with orange sauce, cookies, tea.
Dnner-Ilali8n slew. baked potatoes
banana and peanut salad, ng pudding
coffee.
MY OWN RECIPES
Grape fruit is an especially good
winter fruit. The ciiric acid contained
ID it acts as a tonic Authorities differ
rs 20 the advisability Of serving fruit
first 40 breakfast Personally. I want
some fruit before I want anything else
POTATO AND CHEESE SOUP
3 cups milk
( small onion
4 10 cups mashed potato
tablespoons butter
teaspoon -four
teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon parrika
i-2 cup grated cheese
Scald onion with milk Remove
onion. add p0lato and seasoning. Blend
butter and Gour and add hot milk
Slowly. stirring constantly. Cook
mlnutes Add cheese and cook TN
dissolved
bLlSHlNG APPLES WITH ORANGE
SAUCE
red apples
oranges
20 lemon
4 cup sugar
Wash appleEand remove cores. Cook
in boiling water TO cover. turning as
needed When done take oul on
poie and with o sharp knife remove
Sans With a teaspoon scrapo inner
Side Of skin 20 remove an red pulp.
Noturn ihis red pulp 10 two sides OF
app!e. Cook grated rind and Juice OF
pranges and Juice OF lemon with sugar
and "a cup OF waier 10 a syrup. Pour
over apples and serve AZ once.
Evening journal., 1920-01-13
INnnIlRrEnIY HEIpFIiL

"You told me TO diet" said the young
doctors wife
"Yes, ! told him to eat only The very
plamest food and very little Of that"
40 you think that win help him?'
1T will help him pay my bilL'-Bos-
ton Transcript
Evening journal., 1920-01-13
A Single Application
Banishes Every Hair
tThe NIodern BeanlvN

Here Is how any woman can easily
and quickly remove Objectionable, hairy
crowths without possible injury 90 the
skin Make a paste with some powdered
delaione and water. apply to hairy sur
face and after or 3 minutes rub or,
wash the skin and the hairs are gone.
This is a painless. inexpensive method
and excepting where the growth is un-
usually thick, a single application is
rnough You should however be care
iii Co get genuine dclatOnc.
Evening journal., 1920-01-13
5iste'A Aarx'
KI I5E1 len
ITALIAN STEW

ITALIAN STEW
4 pound round steak tground)
4 tablespoons bread crumbs
, i-2 tablespoons grated cheese
Juice 1 onion
4 tablespoon minced parsley
4 teaspoon salt
i-i teaspoon paprika
1 egg yolk
ia cup macarOni
1 cup tomato Juice
. tablespoons cheese
4 teaspoon salt
Mix frst eight ingredients thoroughly
and form into balls. Melt ? table
spoonfuls Of meat drippings and slice in
onion Fry meat balls til brown.
Dredge with . tablespoonfuls of -four
and brown again Add 4 cup boiling
water and iomato juice Simmer two
hours. Then add macaroni cheese and
salt and cook 80 minutes longer.
Since the early worm is caught, why
be early-if one must be a worm.
MARY.
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BRADSTREET'S REVIEW
Wv York ,op, IO.--,radr,ro.rs TO

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urITnw viii 'ny.
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McMECAEN
nAiIwAs Msn'A Dan ns

3
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dor,d - rrnsrhu ~ tho latest dance
r,ir,iInnr ittfrc,bmrNIh wtTb ntry1h
1T - 80 O'Clock About nry couple "e's
pa cn'ni
H., rrrkty h,thinh ~ Tho NDbnms1
81 rna Wmid viii y" halh 'hih .N.hlnd
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win leo Of much intorn-' locally N maj
nr MIaa Rhoa Horn Or this CITY =" MT
Edward vincent MorninRh'nN or Non
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ceremony !" th" rr'.sn'" mI ,mG '''"-
Miss Iiornn Ia well known young
lady or this city and In mNor,to
among her many frltnhs rho nno
daughter 81 MIR. and MTS. James ioInn
in, been employed al tho Z, o. shops
n, ,InnOsrn phor. Upon thoir felurn
from Tho caAt tho couple Will rnhlnh u
this city. -
A InrEn number from this city arc
inr ' rnreS., crowd rhht hn- YET attended,
from uhI7 city will he present TN" "'s-
wedding TO Tak. Place Soon
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M,Ni-chrn lIcishir. nud Hr, In,r"
hughes. whhh Win hr M went ~ Nnp.
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c,rI tho couple VIII TAX" up their l"H
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cameron SUNDAY. whtr' III" VIII r.
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taI 40 49,,
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IA yI,iI friends f"i . number Of Gay"
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MONTY AND RHCHnrdE

'c,v l"rh. Sept 20 I'rim" mo- m
tile p,urt f.N'hHnE" "h"' h'"I '."E
40 dny hIIlr HIG'@. '"mn"i'.h' u" h''V
I'm. an h,uL, IlLIA rruu' r'inI 90 dizzy
NH IlGI, demand al. 'nhl"H 3hl y.
Irnncn, demand $50 chhI"r a. nciH'"n
rrnn,n demand ~, 'nhIrn 80 hnlId"Tn
demand lII1. .,hl"r $50 THO dnm"nh
40 cnhIrt $40 Mnrkr hnmahh l6".
, ,bir. ISt Now York rN'hnnEo On
NInntrtnI p, percent dlrcnunt. H"rhrn-
mont bonds steady. TIA lrohd bonds "
rrKulkr TImr l"nn7 strong ~ hh 5 n w
dnNr nnd u mohIhn. ~ In 81
tnIi u"urN rI'n'' hlHh !. a." v.
IuI.nr ratio ,InsIuT hld Il. "H"i ~ al
. I,rt I,..n T. hlnk -, rupIhh,Us 80
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oIossHa aroDh LHrrzn

ipy r'lV"iA VT" - \. u N"H'""
4 ="
Row rn,. h.rI 10 M"ntp got h"""
to q rr, .tni III ihA lat" "h"'h"9" h"'
~. nb,htI ia h"i '"nr""h WIN ""i
hutrI ~ rnort aA''rl 'h"' 'hc, "l'
rt,.LS hr,n,no rnn,k h,iiv" WIN Neg'
,,u r.I,nItn,n nNrhInH a nAS hlhl, Tor
Ii,a n,"vn. w m",1 than 10 p"lnih i""
WrdnrHJRy'a low
rho hiaolh iutnSh hnfi hr"hnhA ~ r9n-
nIr,Int lniurhtAtailhhs ~ ~" nhnlleh
imrnasn rhrufl ana thh 'ns' 90 'hs
tnntkki rhuWnl lhhocihl"n ~ 10 COM
,,I,m.niL oVkr tho weak end,
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Torcd". H"pr - Wheat. '""h, &C.
p","mh' 2G"
TIoNcrNc"d. prime cash, ~. D'i"h"'.
II IL. December aud February ~ o..
Mrr"h, ~ 81.
AlthC". primo cnsh. u u, October.
hin. Dcc"mh'r l'iO. March, ~ 90.
Timothy. prim" rarh. 1919, / 90; lnlH.
( ~. %"rl'mh"r, %. H'n"n"'' '""' TO
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Wheeling Stcrl CORP. rfd ~ 1rn"".
Cor books rloEr sept. u. FOR u per cent
wheeling E,crI corn prd "U'- Trims
FER books rlGH" sept 10. for u - pct
cont cnrh div .h"nd payable oct
wheeling RrcI corr. com ..1ranh"r
books cl"se OCT 10. tor / per cert '"hh
d, Id, nd payable NuV
rrntIaI Hlhss Works 1rRnriCr ho"hh
cInrq SEPT. 2b foI u > per cent cash dlNI.
d,nd payable oct /
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Sept l0-Downturnh In tho
Nalro "f wheat Tchultcd today from dc
rIIncs IN sterling exchange md from
rIIn, breaking tho dr"uth In Argentina.
Tnr market ,luhud unsettled. ] To :
cents net lower, VITA D"""nheI Wv
and March &2ilH corn I"H % cont
to y, cent HIrd udts :, to - cent.
Ia provisions. thu "ul'"In" VAS IL"
, hinged t. - ,ruI1 higher.