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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
PROPOSES COTTON BONDS AS
LOCAL CIRCULATING MEDIUM
GrarEia Hu>inr>S Man Tells How Ills
t"uhtS Conserved Farmers
lntrrcSIs,

SA y y y y 4 II, GA, Nov. Ca
method by which each cotton COM
h'unii| may sOlv. It's own problem,
AMI contribute 20 the bcttcrrnent OF
conditions OF the cotton marke; gen.
orally VAS advocated In Savannah to-
day by W J. Walker bankc: ana
farmer o; Sylvania, ia. The plan. Nj.
Walker told business men here. was
1920 IN MS county in 1914 and
saved farmers and business men OK
tTaofc!rar% losses on the cotton crru.
HIS proposal - 10 organize uniu-
coFpo!at,d companies. composed OF :,
GoAch or 'norc farmers ana business
men. such companies taking Over
wsrehoLs, recc.p;. for cotton MIN
farmers notes attached and ISSUING
cotton bonds for Il fair price tlroi,rT
trustees the bonds would be issued
~ sIrA'I denominations - RUN SIX
1n"n ms 81 t Uer cent and would DE
nStd - local circulating medium and
finally PEACH f.-tulz@r dealers. s.n-
ply dealers and banks
ner ta= plan was iuau.UraL.l I'm
SYl!s".a IL ,sli bonds were issued
against cation IN basis III ssnts a
pound wh,n m.ddlinE Vas SLIM
the-e at ceats. Tae Naliona. Bank
~ savannah handled "a block o! The
bonds. which we:c paid in fun -
Ga;u-i'y The farmers oc Screyen
CanHiy we're no' forced % sc!. lh~.r
ccttFh al cents ana ;: was later
SOFA ~ = ana J 20 cents The n!an pro
L!ies for each company 70 De- an in
dependent unit naming its own price
and governing .ts.lf
~ ny, Walker declared banks =
house certificates - save themselves
and he cont-ujsd there was no r.a-
sc' wins farmers should not issue
bonds on cotton 10 ward OF disaster.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
TO DETERMINE CONTROL
OF SCIENTIST CHURCH
Full Bench of Supreme Court Sits
i'll Judgment in III nj Stage
OF Litigation.
kBy Associated Press.l

BOSTON, NOV. 29.-The fun bench
OF the supreme Court today sat IN
Judgment on ;nc iinai stage OF the
ntIsatIcn III which s.vcral factions
OF the Christian Science Caurch are
involved, IL AN attempt to determine
where control OF thc organization aud
It, several auxiliary activities rests.
iar closing arguments brought To-
standing aud attracted An audience
whose members We're drawn from Ear
places.
The litigation WAS slmp!!.cd some
Mat by the withdrawal o: MIR.
Emi!e y. Hu.!n. OF Hrooklyu, who
Gained :. voice in the rrrot.st. mss
~ her capac!'y as first mem ntr
that preceded The board o. directors.
Miles NJ. DAN son. OF N.w YOgk. a.r
Souns".. IL announcing Mrs. liulin'S
Withdrawal. said Sac abandoned her
the trustees OF the Christian Science
fuol!sh!nE Society against tn. board
q; directors .! the mother church.
believing ;uat ri! her rights Wn.c
;n!iy protected in the petition Of A.
iorn"y-Genyra! Alien. OF MaSsachu-
~ ANITA. Of TIA" church. the director
arc the governing body ard "ay- tn"
power 10 remove members OF the
hDa-i Of trustees
Closing arguments Were heard 20
day by former Governor John J..
ham -. Thompson. representing John
\. DIT. more. who seeks r.stcra'i ion.
- a member o. til" board of ~,
tors ANA ~ former SJprcm" court
jus;.r" Charles I. !iuEh"s. IN bcnait
o: ths ;rusto"s. iudE" iiugArs' ars;u-
u-It Was tH"vN. and viii be- resumed
tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
GRAND JURY TO CONSIDER
BUILDING TRUST" CRIMES
Hoard Of Estimate Higgins inouI,,
INT" Ne" York City Contract,
Worth sG., QUO tsa

Ht.W foi.k Nov 20 Wh.Ie a new
ehtraordinary strand jury was bstnr
sworn in ioday to Couelb,, 't ~
crimes uneartucd hy tho !cr..l,i,,..
committee inNest.%a,.nr tn, .!js,..T
building trust the BOARD 81 Iii.
mate, siti!nE rs Committee nova,
its inqgiF$ into a-soD.ocQ worth o:
The jury in rre usa O.. George
BaGker. ;nill.omai,ro builder. charrrl
with perjury ~ his ,estImoi., h.flr.
the Legislative committee also. va.
+. completed toGay in IN" General Srs.
sions Court aHl the decks rl..ral a.
the hearing Of evidence tomorrow,
The new extraordinary grar,r ii,ry
the second to hear evidence l.yrly,,,
in the building Investigation ,y,s
selected from pan"l OF ntty pro,ni-
nent merchants. brokers. bHu,.,r- AN
other business men.
Judge Mc3voy charged tho iy.y
that it's function would be 70 .1rs.,I,,
charges OF e%tortiOu. priCe-uriuu 49,,
conspiracy in restraint OF trade. .rj
the other specifications winch ~.
turcd Governor Smiths order iuSff.
tuting the present investigation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
CHARGE CAROLINA FARMERS
WITH MURDER OF WIVES
Accused Live Ten Mics Apnrt-T,o
Women Slain About Same
NITimc. !.

RALEIGH. y. {, Nov. 9a--charles
DAVIS. wealthy Wake county farmer
and Gam Snadrac.. also q p.an;er.
who lives near Wake Forest. were
committed "a jail here Il, noon TO-
day. charged w!th tie killing OF their
wives. .Ily tuuaY Altnburh DAVIS
and ShadraCk Ave only ahou. len
miles apart the two women are w..
ported 10 hay" been slain about the
same ;imc.
Davis is alleged to have nred av.
shrts into the body and head OF mis-
wife. Two children. through fear tina,
their rather would turn the wrauou
hpon them. jumped from a scco,tl-
storE window on" Of them sun.r..t..
q broken ankle IN making ne lean
me children reported IN, shootinu,
70 Hci"Auprs VINO went 10 ,G. payje
nome 3nd found Davis ia bod under
me inlAei'ce %: whisky ~. i san
r. have hccou" unmana.cai,l. a,d
theT ll"d MIN hama and foo, D5yi.
soon SANK 'u'p uucOusciOusncqs and
was ~ t1tt condition when H.. w.
Dr"uf At - san here. y uhysi.Ian
who .Namin"d hm AZ the prisi,n a.
i'av'S was Under the influence O..
sam shadrark. Who SIS al,c..s -
nav" killed his VIZ, was r,ca,,',
discharged from The STAT. h,s,i.
Tor me insane, 50 ern ". han L..,, . -
IninA;r US &fr. was a,,,,,r,.'
ki!trl Is She Sl,rf " " :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
U. S. PROTESTS ARTICLE 8
OF UNIVERSAL POSTAL PACT
Contends Vessels E:nJoyin:= pnrt Priv
firSes should Garry outgoing
Mails Free.

MADRID. Nov. 2?-A hi;ch arose at
the last moment today concerning the
signing OF the universal postal con-
N-ntiun. seventeen American rcpub-
lies signing with reservations Article
III. % the compact dealing Win Tia"
extension %: port privileges 20 Suh-
sidizci vessels IN return Tor the carry
ing OF mail. y paragraph added to
this article by the Madrid CouSrcss
SAYS:
The contracting parties agree not
10 impose special obligations" concern
ing the mails on vessels employed in
IN" regular service Of conveyance OF
malls and belonging Ia a country Of
the Union. in exchange for advantages
and privileges which may e%!s; or be
established la favor OF any category
al merchant vessels. and especially in
connection with the formalitics OF the
departures or arrivals ia port
IN. protesting republics claim that
vessels bringing mail 10 thc.r ports
and "nJ"%ime port. privileges in con-
n"ctioa with uuici; docking and un-
Loading should. in return carry out
going mails free. IN" ElroDcan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
|S-GLAD TO TELL
ABOUT MEDICINE
Woodstock tMd.D Lady Gives
Glowing Testimonial 10
the Plant Juice Man.
Is AT TRAGLE'S DRUG STORE
Claims Since Her Husband
Took Plant Juice lie Can
Now EAT Anything.

tn" mental ana physical state of
chrOn!" stomach disorder sufferers is
to" well known :" need much on
iafg"mcut upon. The disease travels
very RAPIDLY. leaving liver. Kidneys
ana intcstincs affected, ana robs the
patent OF Sufficient ncrv" power 10
successfully c"mha; III" nilm"nt.
Statistics show HAT this ulin.nt is
Far more prevalent than the average
Individual would suppose. /, - aim.
'!y self destruction To let this trouble
sap your comfort ana health away.
u wears is victim down until n.
grows weaker as the dis seas" gathers
I"r"". nourishiuc itself ON the suf.
i.'"r's v"ey tie blood
II ~ more than probabl" That there
- ~ Least one member Of every fam
!!y Who as affected In this way. and
These az" the people whom | want 10
know an"u; Plant Juice. Ia. new
herbal stomach remedy. which has
40 peer for disease arising from Tho
stomach. Pant Juice has been pro-
EId"d by nature herself TOR those who
break natures laws.
daily grateful pcOpl" are tcstifyinp
I" III" merits OF Plant Juice un,
accommodating il TO their friends Airs
hi!zahcth cdNcy. who il u well know
l"dy Of Woodstock. Md. tells in ~.
following signed siat"iU"nt how 'nt
husband was relieved by Plant Juice
She said:
Ny husband had suffered witii hill
N'"lAhCh Tor nihc yca-s. he Away.
ha6 poor appetite. could not slcci
~ hi-hi and got very weak: his roo'
!''m'htcd and Sas formed in hi
'HiHach: IL" had tried ever 30 man!
Inherent Kinds OF medicine but moth
ny ala him AMY good until he start
'' :" take TiaHt Juice. and now H.
an eat anything. sleeps well md ha
''"' IN hch" or pain. IIo is glad I,
'ecoinmend Plant Juice to others"
RANT Juice liz gold at the Tragl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30

countries demanded payment for the
carrying OF outgoing mails. and this
caused the protest
The protesting nations. in addition
70 the United states. are: Argentina
i!T32ii Chile. PERU. Bolivia. Uruguay
Salvador. Cuba Santo Domingo
Guatemala. Nicaragua and Ecuador.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
BRITAIN READY TO SETTLE
WITH u. S. MEAT PACKERS
Nhhhrlu Money rs Guarantee That
Contract Would lir Carried

LONDON, Nov -Surplementa.y
pounds arc TO he presented 10 Inc
House o: Commons "Wednesday. They
" u. !nc.gde tiS,jUO pounds Tor pay
U"nts under an AGREEMENT with
Great Britain obtained cortrC! Of
iHc.r trade during The wa: tn.
amount represents money withheld
from tn" packers as q Euarau,c. tHa,
they would carry out their contracts.
Plus . prr cent interest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
Italian niplomnt pies.

ROME. Nov. 2a.-Pirtro H.rtoliu!.
italian member of The allied rccar.t-
tons commission. died late yesterday
on board Z; ;r.!n on wh!ch he wis
coming TO tins city from Paris Sig
nor Rcrtolini took ii prominent part
IN the work Of restoring peaceful
relations with Austria. and WAS one
of the leading Italian statcsrlcl par
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
PROBE natL,mh Mystery.

vi WI, FIN. Now. .H.-CircUrn-
stances surrounding the death Of
Mrs.. Alberta Hawkins. 90 years old
whose body was found In an empty
nathtub in 4 local apartment hous.
sunday. VIII be investigated tomor-
row by cproucr's jury. Coroner
Penney annnpUced tonight. Although
no MAJ ks of violence we're upon the
!nV-S'! gatIOu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
No, operated Sunday.
No; operated SATURDAY or Sunday.
Norfolk &c Western Ry.

Leave iirond STREET station Daily.
toT Norfolk $3.50 \. 81. 300 q NJ.
5 5n /. NJ, a:3b l.. NJ. For the West.
30. y. NJ. $50 y. NJ. 900 T.. NJ $40
J. NJ. a:2J l.. NJ. Arrive from Nor
i!ik ili5 y NJ. G5J T.. N. ,:5j T.
M: frvE! ihc West. $500 ~ NJ 220
i. NJ. 80 T. NJ. 800 L. NJ once
-. !:hs' Ma!n stree. Pnonv Mad..
son III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
SIEA NSIiII.S.
Eichmend-Eew York Steamship Co

New York. Frcish. only Ramp, service.
No cinn.rGoes. freigA; t!svd 4a.ly
until ' i. NJ. except saturday. . J.. NJ.
richmond Ncw fo:k Steamship Corn
'hEy is your company. give IL your
business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
). c. & o. 60 Issue Is-Year Dehcn,ur..

WASHlNGTON. Nov q. TN.
Carolina. clipchheld and ONO Hau.
road today asked the Interstate Conn
mcrce Commission for permissiof. L.
fssue flftecn-year 6 per cent cunuls
tive income dcbe ntures. totaliing 3d..
100000. to pay short term notes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Ar,".i, ana I.u.durss 81 Passtu1ct Isu,n.
tpaiN upir>s "ihrrviar shown puE!ikht i
ont, q, information and not guaranteed
Daily rIcef' SUNDAY SUNDAY only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30

ticipa,!ns in the study OF the Adr.-
attc problems. which was rec ,Htly
sctticd by the trcItN OF NnrAi.O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
I:dinhurgh Hnnmrs i.rnrcssnr ncII.

EDlNBrRGH. SCOTLAND. Nov 90.
The freedom Of the city was con-
tcrrcd today upon Alexander Ora
nam Pcll, inventor OF the telephone
VII" = native of Edinburgh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
T.rheeI Re.taurnnt Cuts Prices

$ NEW BERN. y. c., Nov og-The
largest restaurant in New Fern to-
day announced that every article on
its menu would be reduced 20 to 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
R'ch%soNp; fpLpso POTOMAC x. y

. ArrYn' H.W - sutton. par OF ear from
MS'tHk'n"i. ictsrt.'i Al Hermitage aud hludL-1
'"U ,"nti -'a,'nn AIMING ~ yn
DAILY 'Icrp' Ssturd.y and si,in,ixs
Z Sttu'f.s nnl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
Special Notices

i'l.- - i'Ji.I. to Ic Sivc .Aiy ..utts.
b.ihS you. ..ttic E:r. Ia ana register.
MarSc 'rfnstv,., r..G-Ith a..d G.aCe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
VIR:lNIA RAILWAY AND POWER co.
iNTEKuisItAN DINIStON
-ssII IsIlf"f L.
EncctiNe Nnyrmlnr aI in,n

Effective November 81. i02n
c, Eirctris TratnS leave seventh and Perr7
20 -, NJ. i5;S :. NJ, 90" y a.. .;t9
..i 4 A. 81. i2;p neon ~ =. -; go
50 f.. NJ: 600 /. Nj. 200 l.. ~ s:0
T.. ~. $50 u. ii !2:N l.. M.. u.N, l. 81.
.2;Ol ~ NJ.
Electric Trains leave Sycamore and Ole
sF:wI's' fets'sonrf. l"f itehinond: $50
~ M ~ ~ io:si a; 81; ii.15
5:2' Il 81: t:35 T.. ~. .::.i y 81. Go
i. Al. 30 4. Nj. s:Ai = Nj SIS H. 81
s.@' l.. 81. 1850 l.. VI. i!.G l.. n. l,.ij
a. 81.
Not operated Sunday
No; operated Saturday or Sunday
i'a!y. except sunday. local trains will
- :uii between Seventh and Perry streets.
south EiShrUond. aud Stop No. every
tal. houf iro,E 600 ~ ri 20 80 a VI.
hii uoh 1900 l.. VI 10 1880 l.. VI. and
from Sycamor" and ola streets. Peters
hurs. t" stop No. 81 every nIf notr from
80. y. VI. 10 3.O5 \. NJ. aAI from A.ps
h. VI. 10 1908 T.. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
Personals
Lost AMI Found

blicctu -Lns;. one PM; cameo pin
h'"oc.'. II found Please rctIrn to Airs.
J.oacnheiin. 2OI Norih0rouk Court Six
ic"nih and Newton Streets. y. W.. Wasi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
i'unciui Directors


lOCi:\iNG ORDERS coup!ctcd Ia "a
huurs. we az equipped To aye gar
ii-nts . ~ IN tSeEtJ-!our nours. rms
10 spe'.a. branch ~ our "ussnCsa aud
Is always s!vcn prompt -iicntIoI. Mol-
Zeilc.H. ~. North seventh street.
fnA C.'--r:awin ihaGp. func;a. director
ana rmDtin.:r. ou5 r. Main Stree.
1'aa.s"" ,~i. kand,.i'n 1868.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30

FOUND. on s:IcrtS Oi Rcn,noud .ady's
wrist watch. which the owner may get
10y d"3c.ihlnE ana by paying for this
~! Address G.. V. Biai,nr. EIchmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30

ins, and ro,,nn

Los J. on AIIi,nTfy StTcci i,.ineon ET.7I,;
ana Grove Avenues. oIc gray velvet bay
containing small lang" and pnu,o.
Efah'- found phone iouiev.r,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
Hi:AHOtRD AN line RAILWAY
NzuI Stf,rt ~ nm

CONSOLIDATED cry r,cNgr orp,css
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30

through mistake from Ford runnbout
between aud 10 +. NJ. near Jefferson
Hotel or lh.r,certh and Main Streets.
Finder please return Edgar ". Andrews.
l2li East Main Street. and receive re-
ward. u you Will not return portfoi.o
, p!ca1c return contents Of catalogues
papcrs, etc, which ARE OF no value to
Under. No questions Will be asked.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-21
WOMAN THINKS SHE IS PRIV.
 ILEGED TO TALK zss,

"If anyone ever had miserable, stomach I surely had. It was grow ing worse, too, all the time. Had se- were pains and attacks every ten days or two weeks and had to call doctor, who could only relieve me for short while. Two years ago last February I took a treatment of Mayr's Wonder full Remedy and have not had a spell of pain or misery since. My friends just wonder that 1 am looking so we'll. feel am privileged to talk about it." It is simple, harm less preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach liver and intestinal ailments, includ- ing appendicitis. One dose will con- vince or money refunded by drug gists everywhere.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-21

Il will never stop praising Tanlac, for it has restored my health when everyone who knew of my dreadful condition had TO idea 1 would ever get we'll
 "Two years ago, following m acci- dent, began suffering from indi- gestion and severe stomach trouble l grew worse so rapidly that my health soon became perfectly wretch ed. My stomach became so weak I couldn't eat the simplest food or even drink glass of milk without suffering for hours afterward ] was extremely nervous, and would have palpitation of the heart SC bodly at times I would almost faint. My circulation was very poor, l had no color, and weighed only eighty. one pounds. It seemed l was just gradually starving by degrees, and had almost given up hope.
 After the best medical treatment failed to help me, travel and change of surroundings was advised, so travelled nearly all over the United States and had treatment every place l went, but always with the same disappointing results. How stood my suffering is more than I can tell, and I became so Respondent that life seemed hardly worth liv- ing.
 "That is just the condition I was in when I began taking Tanlac. When my husband first suggested Tanlac 1 told him I had no faith in it, but the next day he bought me bottle and to my great surprise it seemed to agree with me, so l kept on talk ing it. The results speak for them selves.
 q have gained thirteen pounds in weight, and I feel perfectly we'll in every way. My appetite is splendid and I eat just anything l want and never have the slightest symptom of recovery of my health that I feel just like telling everybody about this wonderful medicine.
 The above remarkable statement was made recently by Mrs. William P. Smith, we'll known and highly respected resident of Los Angeles, Calif, residing at 139 East Avenue 36. i Tanlac is sold in Pine Bluff by Brasher's Central Pharmacy, Bobbitt and Dancy, in Altheimer by A. w Leake, and in Rison by Boggs Drug | Co.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-21
Narrowly Escape
 From Drowning

Bad results have not been suffer- ed by the three Pine Bluff people who had a somewhat narrow escape from drowning in the Saline river Saturday afternoon when J. H. Me Cain, head of the Mccain Grocery Company. his son, Doc Mccain, and Miss Pearl Burks, daughter of Cal win Burks. were imperiled for few moments in swift current of the river.
 The three were members of swim ming party which went to the river Saturday. Miss Burks, an indiffer- ent swimmer, started to swim across narrow, but deep part of the river, with the assistance of an inflated automobile tire. Doc Mccain started across with her. Miss Burks, some how, lost her grip on the tire, and and the current swept # down the stream. Mr. Mccain then cndeavor- ed to assist the young woman to the shore. J. H. Mccain. in shallow part of the water, went to his assis- tance.
 In trying to get the young lady to the shore, the younger Mccain became strangled, and but for the assistance of Carlton Fox, who was gathering wild grapes near the river the young man and Miss Burks
 might have drowned Yesterday all three seemed none the worse fol their experience. Miss Burks, a teach CT at the Lakeside school, being il
 her place at the opening of schoo1 Monday morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-21
To Form WOman's
 Legion Auxiliary

The next regular meeting of the Allen Hearin Post No. 32, of the American Legion will be open to la- dies who are eligible for membership in the Legion Auxiliary, post com- mander Ebert H. Reynolds informed the members of the post at the reg ular meeting at the court house last night. A charter for the Auxiliary has been forwarded from the state department at Little Rock, he stated, and the organization of the auxiliary will follow.
 Membership in the auxiliary is open to all wives, mothers, daughters and sisters of members of the Legion, he explained, and it is proposed to perfect a strong auxiliary organiza- tion at the next meeting. This will take the form of social meeting, and a luncheon and other refreshments will be served.
 Action on the proposed voluntary assessment project was postponed until the next meeting night. About 30 members attended last nights meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-21

chiteet of Pine Bluff, with branch offices in Blythville. has returned from a bus ness trip to Oklahoma, where he formed co-parternership with N- 5. Flemm.ng, leading archi- tect of Tu.sa, rrder the firm name of EdelsVard and Ficmming. This firm Will absorb the Pine Bluff and BlythoT He Offices. the two Arkansas offices to be under the presonal management of Mir. Backward. Mr. EdoIsvard has recently been notified
 ot his o!cct.cn as q member of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-21
R6orirtY|R
 N3 By ANNIE o. SMART
av ANNIE o. SMART.

d.u for the University of Arkansas
 Miss Edna Lee, accompanied oy hei mo+ber. Mrs. Will A. Lee lett yester- dav for Stamford, Conn, to enter Glen Eden school.
 Mrs. A. E. Murray and family nave ,.o+,,rned from two months visit Tn Grand Forks, N. D.
 Mrs r V. Mitchell, 1905 Pennsyl- van;a Avenue is visiting in Little Rock.
 Carl Dumas Hing has returned from Memphis. where he was employ cd in the Rock Island, to resume hls studies in the high school. Miss Nellie King has returned from Russellville, where she spent her vacation.
 Beaufort Holland will leave today for the University of Arkansas. Mrs Goode Renfro has returned from visit in Shreveport and Mag nolia.
 Mrs. D. D. Hunter has resigned her position with the express company. Mrs. Louis Mcconnell, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Char les H. Tripplett, Jr., returned to her home in Marion, Ark, yesterday.
 Mrs. E. J. Logue, who has been the guest of her sister Mrs. Will Vaughn in. Fort Smith, is now visit ing her sister, Mrs. Clarence Tim mons. in Fort Worth, Texas. MT. and Mrs. c. J. Harrison Will arrive today from Little Rock for the Smith Watson wedding, which will be celebrated tomorrow at the home of the bride on Alabama street.
 Mrs. w. T. Woodbridge has return ed from a visit with her mother, Mrs. Charles B. Royston and sister, Mrs. J. J. Battle, in Fulton, Ark, and Mrs. Randolph Hamburg in Pres colt, Ark.
 MT. and Mrs. Ziba Bennett have re- turned from an extended trip to the Pacific coast and to points in the east, including New York and Wash ington, D. c.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Woodbridge are at home in their new home, Olive and Nineteenth avenue. l Mrs. D. B. Hamilton of Star City was operated upon for appendicitis at the Davis hospital, yesterday Mrs. Hamilton is a relative of MT and Mrs. R.. L. Hamilton, 2O07 East Eight avenue.
 Mrs. Garland Hyatt of Fordyce is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. W Scruggs.
 Miss Louise Watson left yesterday for the New England conservatorS in Boston to complete her four veal course in music. 1 Dr. w. c. Watson, presiding elder of the Pine Bluff district of Metho dist churches, has called for meet ing of the preachers of the distric
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-21
FIVE ADDRESSES

Five business talks are scheduled to the program of the Rotary club for the meeting at the Hotel Pines at noon today. Garland Brewster has been assigned "The Romance of Bricks" Will Toney "Horses and Mules," H. G. Higginbotham "Ac- counting" and Guy V. sBushenburg: "Lcans." There will be ,mass sipgr ing led by Prof. M. D. .GMcNeil, ,sand several other musical numbers. ,