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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-24
SEVERE PAINS IN HEAD
HSWINEY COMPLAINS
Irish League Presents Bulletin Show
ing That Hunger Striker Passed
Bad Night.

London, Sept. difference Mac
Swiney, lord mayor of Cork. was in a
very exhausted condition this morn.
ing at Brixton prison, according to a
bulletin issued by the Irish Self Deter
mination league, He spent a bad night,
the bulletin declared, and the severe
pains in his head, of which he has
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-24
HEYDLER FOLLOWING LEADS"
Going to a Number Of Major League
Cities to Investigate.

New York, Sept, 24.-,Iohn A. Heyd-
Ter, president of the National league,
who will appear next week before the
Chicago grand jury investigating gam
bling, said to-day that before going
to Chicago, he would visit number
of major league cities to investigate
several "leads" he had received.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-24
At Boston, Boston 9, Philadelphia 2
American League Standing.
Yesterdays National League Games.

At Philadelphia, first game Phils-
delphia Z Boston 6; tsecond game
Philadelphs, 6, Boston l.
At Pittsburg, Pttsburg 4, Cincin-
natl O.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-24
So We've Noticed.

The lazier man is the more he il
going to do TO -morrow-Boston Tran
script.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-24
Yesterdays American League Games.

At Detroit, tfirst game St Louis 8,
Detoit 4 tsecond game ST. Louis 3,
Detroit o.
At Cleveland, Chicago 10, Cleveland
3.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-24
Saturday
Bargains

GRADUATED Sugar, ID. ..17hc
Mealy Potatoes. peck 90. sec
Stewing Lamb, fb.. Csc to SOC
Leg of Spring Lamb, ID. 42c
Roast Beef, ID. ........ &c
Roast Pork, ID. -. .3sc to doc
Frankfurts, 10. ........, 23c
Creamery Butter, ID. -. CSC
Pure Lard, No. 5 pail. . .SI.13
Pure Lard, No. 8 pail. :. ESQ
Compound Lard. No. Az
pail $1,000. SD
Sour Pickles, three fbs... Esd
Cream Cheese, ID. 1890. 37c
London Cream Crackers,
10. .......-...- 200
salt Salmon, Whole, b. 15o
loyal. pail Karo Syrup. 40c
Apples, peck .--....-..- $50
B. p. ShadrOui
30 Brook Street, Tel. 1S4-W.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-24
Saturday
Bargains

Western Roast Beef, 10. &c
Chuck or Shoulder Clod
for Pot Roast, 10. -. 25c
Spring Leg of Lamb, h.. Csc
g pkgs. Corn Starch -. 25c
Good Eggs, dozen 49,. &c
Rabbits Soap, World,
Star, White Naphtha.
Fels Naphtha Soap, all
10 cakes for ....... 7Sc
Ceylon Tea. ID. .... SOC
Pekoe Buds Tea, some
thing new, try it, H.. 60c
Good Drinking Coffee, 10. 40c
Cocoa, in bulk. 10. ... 25c
Van Camp Catsup. large
bottle .... SOC
Fancy can Slice Pineapple,
new pack 1920, can. i5c
Good can Corn or Peas. 15c
Pure Cider Vinegar, gal. SOC
Also Roast Pork, Frankfurts,
Sweet Potatoes, Round Steak
all at low prices. Call and see
US.
4 q CLol.o..l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-24
IA 7 u r DAY
&PECIAL
MALE

Pillsbury's Flour, e.
sack ....,......... S2.O5
Pillsbury's Flour, IL
sack ......... 400
Pride Of Niagara Pastry
Flour, 1s-sack ....... 1.95
Good Sweet Potatoes,
three lbs. .......... 25c
GRADUATED Sugar, 10 fbs.
to customer at. 10. .1SHc
Our best heavy Salt Pork,
10. ............... PC
Ladd's Cream Bread, loaf. lac
Ladd's Sponge Cakes, each lSc
Malt Breakfast Food, with
carrying bag, pkg. -. soc
Gold Bar Raisins, pkg. -. 29c
Monadnock Currants. pkg. 29c
Breakfast
Food, three pkgs. ..... 45c
Hominy Grits, two pkgs. 25c
To introduce our special
brand Coffee we will sell
for. 10. ..... 40c
Douglas Corn Starch, pkg. 10c
Orange Pekoe Tea, 1s-fb.
pkg. .... &c
Orange Pekoe Tea, in
bulk, 10. ....... 40c
Mardi Gras Baking Pow !
der. 10. can . zoe .
Gorton's Shredded Cod
fish, in cans .. 25cl
Large can fancy Smoked
Sardines, each . &c
Good American Sardines.
can ......... 15c
Heavy brown Lumber
mems Overall Suits $500
Blue and White Striped
Overall Suits ~ 4.25
Cameron's Store
Washington Street. !
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-24

Accept "Californa eyrup "a sTgs
only--look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most
harmless physic for the little stomach.
liver and bowels. Children love its
fruity taste. Full directions on each
bottle. You must say California. -
Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-24
llsEII5[ [5lElII[5[Elj5fl [SlEI5ll5ll[

complained frequently began again
this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-24

And also a good line Of heavy
Underwear, Sweaters, etc, for
family use at a low price. Give
us a call and you will save
money by trading with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
TURNER GARDNER DRAW (.
EACH TAKE ONE FALL AND
SPLIT PURSE OF $3.50
Turner Sprninx Tendon In Leg, but
hnmcty tontinucs--Fnst Pre-
liIninlry L. S,nptd

Before over 1000 OF the most en-
thuSi9st!G wrestling fans ever assem-,
Dleu IN lSchmOnG to witness a real
graphing bout. Joe Turner. present
holder Of the Police Gazetic middle
weight belt and Pinky Gardner. the
IIunner-uD,, divided honors after ba;-
tl!nS for hours and SO g minutes
10 Nc great enjoyment OF the as
1'he stake OF $3.50 and the belt was
enough to make both hustle, and be-
ing IN the best OF condition, II WAS u
real match of giants.
After on hour and thirty minutes
Pinky Gardner took the first fail with
q deadlock and crotch hold. They
bo'h seemed built Of iron. and neither
me second fan went TO Turner after
.tty-stX minutes with toe hold.
THIS fall seemed II little faster. as IL
both had gotten their second wind.
The second fall ended at 11:45 y.
~ with only fifteen minutes to go 10
SUNDAY. BY mutual agreement II was
decided to wrcstle for seven and one
half minutes more. which would give
the audience time to leave the arena
before sunday morning.
THIS last round was the fercest and
most cHhaustinE TO the Contenders of
all ana 81 the expiration OF the time
Referee lack Woodall called 1t a
draw.
Turner strained a tendon In his left
leg twenty minutes after the show
began, but from his performance no
on" realized he had been injured at
all
one Of the features of the evening
was when the Two grapplcrs locked
in the rolling pin ROLL" from which
neither seemed able 10 get any ad-
vantage. They rolled and rolled. but
TO no avail.
TN. wrcstlcrs both wanted another
match. and requested to let the purse
and belt stand. but the promoters de-
cided II best TO svlit the purse and
return the belt 10 Turner until at
such time as ne cares to post 1t again.
No other challenges were issued at
the bout. and the next big contest
Is still In doubt.
Billy Woolsiefer won over Tommy
colone I'm Ii fast twelve-minute pre-
l!minary.
An announcement is expected short
~ from the promoters at when the
other matches VIII bc held to settle
once and for all who Is the middle
Melght chumpiOn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
SPORTS
A Wet Soliloquy

TOO dry, or not too dry--thnt l."
Whether ,tis better for our we'll
known milton
10 clamp the lid on til tho hinges
squeak
Or to lake arms against fiat Pro-
hlbitIOn,
And, by opposing, bust II. Too
dry, or not
Too drys
iris true the country was too
dump
Before the soft-drinIs sirens .nns
their EOpE-
Before Bili bryan got HIS dearest
wish.
TOO freely flowed the high-proof
highbaIls then.
And brains bcnumbercd by brandy
failed and fell.
Gout. hardened arteries, and dread
nrurItIs
StnIkrd through the land like
Famine In those t1DIcs.
Hut with the passinE OF Hight beer
Light laughter. too, will pass from
many lips
Accustomed TO occasional wee
sips.
story and song will suffer. Few
bright thoughts
Come from SeftLcr bottle. II is
Spid.
Timothy saId Hight wine Womb
MD digcstiOn.
TOO dry. or not too dry-thut H.
the question:!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
SPORTS.
FORM NEW. CLUB

There will be meeting o: CORNER
John Marshall High School men.
whether they have ever taken part
In athletics or not. Monday at S =. NJ.
In the automobile room of Murphy's
Hotel.
1t Is the belief of those backing the
movement that there is room for
another athletic club in Richmond.
and that a number of men who have
laid aside athletics can be induced
TO oihliate with such an organiza-
lion. Tucker Jones, present coach OF
basketball and track teams at John
Marshall. could be secured to coach In
these two branches Of sport.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
KING ALBERT TO RECEIVE
ATHLETES AT THE OLYMPlAD
BciGian Committees Arranging Round
OF entertainments for COM
pctinE Champions.
ANttr,,r-rE,n

hNLW EXP, August T.@Olympic
athletes and officials are expected TO
hnd most of their spare time occu-
pied during the period of tho sew
enth o!yinpiad with n round of en-
tcrtainmcnts arranged by the Belgian
committee. Dozens of dinners. re-
ecptions. and visits to chateaux and
other. places of interest have been
already arranged.
The principal public event is to be
reception TO all the teams at the
Antwerp Hotel de la Willie on the
night OF August, IS. There will be
y, similar reception at the Brussels
Hotel dc la Vile during the course
Of the rowing events on the canal
between Antwerp and Brussels.
King Albert is expected. also. TO
arrange reception for the leading
officials Of the various countries par,
ticipatng. Various diplomatic and
consular representatives are also
planning dinners for the teams OF
their nations.
Count Ba!llct-T.atour, who, next to
the King himself. is the chief Bel
gian official OF the Olympiad. will
entertain q number Of the officials
and perhaps some of the athletes nj
tho games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
WILSON, 6; ROCKY MOUNT, o

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
ROCKY MOUNT. y. c., August =
s!ashHs out an even dozen hits and
one off Southpaw Loach. the Wilson
BGga made it the big end OF the Sc
r!cs by 6-to-0 score today. when
Quinn journeyed well and was in
vinc!blc with men on the corners. The
visitors six runs Were all earned and
came with connected binGIcs with
Walters claiming the Hons share Of
three hliE two OF them for extra
bascs. one OF the largest crowds Of
the ecasOn's second half were on hand
10 cheer for the Ta'heels, but were
sent home IN disappointment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
NORFOLK LOSES TWO
lsuccIai to the T!mes.Dlspatch

'SbcciaI 10 The Times .Disp2tch
NORFOLK. VA. August 7.-Out-
played and outseneraled In the open
ing game OF the afternoon, thirteen
inning affair. and outpiayed and out
hattcd in the second. an abbreviated
siA-ihnins struggle. Norfolk dropped
Two games 10 the Truckers by The
The defeat is conceded to have put
the local club in the class OF the
also ran so far as winning the
second half pcnHant.
IN the. opening game McGloughlin
oNt!aStcd Cu!loton. the latter weaken
ing in the thirteenth.
IN Inc second Benton outpitched
SoNthpaw Stanley the entire route
Ine largest crowd Of the season. s.
Von people. witnessed the Two games
BOX scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
CATS AND NUTS DIVIDE

tSptc!aI 10 The Times DiSpa tch.)
PETERSBURG. VA, August l.
Petersburg won the opening battle
oy S-to-2 score. but lost the second
to SunOlk, . TO ..
I.caEurn had everything his own
way in the sunset tilt. and always
tightsned when danger threatened
Eckcrt. in the opening encounter
was hit opportunity by the Coolers
Petersburg used UP four pitchers,
the iiTst two being drawn for pinch
hitters.
iiOS score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

Lake. Home run-Lakc. Sacrifice
hits-Gooch. Zelinger. Left on bases
--itichnond, 6, Newport News, 8.
First base on crror-itlcbmond 3.
Newport News. 2. Bases on balis-on
schulz. 3: off Coogln. =. Iiits-on
schulz in . innings: off Coosin,
to .. Struck out--by Schulz. 0
UnplrCs. Bi9bee and Keenan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

TODAYS GAME

thermometers. having nothing to
occupy their time after Sunday lunch.
should journey to Boulevard Field
this afternoon and witness the game
between the Richmond and Newport
News Y. NJ. II. AS.
y close and hard-fought contest is
promised. as the seaport boys are de-
tcrmined to revenge Il previous de-
feat. while the Mchmondcrs are
equally determined TO win. which
VIII give them the championship of
RICHMOND, Newport News and Nor
folk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
JACK DEMPSEY FIGHT
WILL BE TO A DECISION
He Fights Billy MIske on Labor
Day mt Benton
HRrbOr. .e-...tY
BY Associated Press ]

CHICAGO, August Jack Demp-
sey will run the risk OF losing hits
cham pionship title by referees. de-
cision when he fights Billy Niske, OF
ST Paul. at Benton Harbor, Mich,
Labor Day, unless present plans go
astray.
Under the Michigan law decision
bouts are permissible whom sane
sion and promoter Floyd Fitz Simmon
announced today that he had received
assurances from the commission that
decision would be allowed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
WESTHAMPTON WINS

The wcsthampton stars were the
Victors in !. holly contested game be-
tween tn. Richmond Motor Co.'s nine
at Chamberiin diamond. Wcsthamp-
ton.
The all-around playing of the stars
featured the game. while SaXby and
sullivan shone brightly for n NJ G.
Tho leiChmond Motor co. would Hike
TO arrange games with teams who
have a diamond for Saturdays
Score by Innings II.
stars ...0O22Ilc0 OF;
X. VI. CO. ..........I 10000 o-l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
VARD0N AND RAY WIN
he Ns.orlnteh Presa.l

DETRolT. MiCCH. August T.
Harry Nardon and Edward Ray, ia
nous British golf stars. defeated wal
ter Hagen. holder OF the America n
open Championship, and Alexander
Ross. former holder OF that tile 3 and
:. IN a 3Cholc match over the Detroit
Cor club course here today.
~" English professionals had the
iC"tr"it men three down at the end of
the morning round. Hagen and Ross
play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
Sc,ynort w.,
'T'toalS
Ttoals ........ 10 4 10 IS IL 4
Score by innings: I,

Richmond ........ 00l12O 0l-5
Newport News -. O00ooii-i
summary: Two-basc hit--Bljirr.
Three-basc hits Kline. Lake. stolen
bascs-Bakcr. Daugh ton Kline
Bcale. Sacrifice 5-Iiol;nes ana
DauShton. Double plays rragon
to Holmes A. Poole; Schwartz, unas
sisted. Left on bascs-Richmond, ii;
newport News. 9. First base on er-
ror-Richmond, 4; Newport News. .
Bases on balls-off stone, 3: OFF Rim
pletoe, 4. Iiits-oif Stone. 10 in 10.
off Rippletoe. l in 10 Struck OUT
by Stone. q by Rippletoc o. Tins
Of game-2:05. Umplrcs-Iienan and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
-. 40 .
Rocky Mount,

Wilson ............ 03oo0l 2-G
ROCKY Mount ..... 100000 CO
Summary: sa&-ltAce 'hits-Castl..
H2s; and Bit,ins. Earned runs
Wilson, .. Two-baSe hits--Wal.ers
Base on halls--oR Leach. ! OFF
Quinn. /. Struck out--by I.oaeh. .:
by Quinn. 2. Left on bases-Rocly
Mount, 3; Wilson, II. Double play.
-DG!nn TO Biting TO Roth. Time
30. umpIrcs-Brandon and cas-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
American ts.,cIn,,,n

American Association.
i minneapolis indianapolis, ga IN e
postponed: rain.
Columbus. is: Milwaukee. FL.
Toledo. 6. st. Paul. g.
Louisville. =: Kansas City g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

Petersburg ....I . o o o o o "a
Suffolk -0 o o 0 o 0 %
.Battcd for Byrd in eighth.
None out when winning run was
scored.
summary: Two-base hits-Dehaney.
Wood stolen bases-Vermilyea, :.
Double plays-Barret to Dee to
Davies, Moran 10 Poole to Davies.
Sacrifice has Byrd, benson. Command,
Davies. Base on balls-Eckcrt, 3;
ByFt. ! Left on bascs-Sutolk, z;
Petersburg. q. Hit by pitched ball
Byrd lBa.rctp. Struck out-by Eek
crt. 3; by Winchcll, |: by Byrd ,.
Hits-on Byrd, 5 in innings. Time
OF game. {: hours. Empires, Wester-
vCii and Harper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

Suffolk .O . o lOoOl o.
Miller out, hit by batted ball.
Hated for bennett in eighth.
Sumnary-Three- base hit--;Poolc.
stolen Disadvantages Double play
-Leasurc TO Block. Sacrifice hits
Nermilyca. DELANEY, Davies Base on
balls .casurc. !: WinchcN, /. Left
on base.-Petersburg. 6: Suffolk, I.
Struck out-by Bennett. .; by Lea
Bennett, y in I innings. Time of
game. l:Ao. Empires, Harper and
Westcrvclt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

summary: Two-base hits-Travnor.
Parker, Rooney. Left on bases
Portsmouth. o, Norfolk. Z. Douhl.
play--Wait to Rooney. IIenglcs 10
NioN. Rooney. Henges. Stolen buses
Itangs >: Rooney. Post. simmons .
!lengcs. Eases on ballS-McGioug
!: Culloton, 3. Strike tS-McGlourh-
lin >: Cuiloton. :. Time of game
2:35. Umpires-Cross. Draner and Re,
VILE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

Summary: Two-base HIS VI,
Smnma. stolen bases-Traynor. nri,
beck. Sacrifice hits-C;iadu. Donhic
hlays-Rooney TO Goosetrcc: Vioy to
Strike outs-Benton, 2; Stanicv q
Wild pitch-Stanley. Left on BASES.
Portsmouth. 5; Norfolk, 6. Time of
game, iii. Umpires-Reviclle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

South Atlantic i.rnEue.
~ Charlotte 81: Columbia, SIS.
At GrecnYillc. Tt; Charleston, O-3
AZ Augusta. .: SpartanburE. }
eighteen !nuings)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-25
Unable to Sleep From Nerv- ousness and Dyspepsia, He Walked the Floor for Hours. HE THOUGHT HE
 WOULD SMOTHER "But Tanlac Has Made Me Over And 1 Never Felt Bet ter Than Now" Says U. s. Tire Company Man.

q have taken only two bottles oi Tanlac, but already l have gained eight pounds in weight and am feel ing as fine as I ever did in my life,' was the statement made few days ago by Clarence E. Mitchell, 927 Hin ton street, Petersburg, Va. MT Mtchell is employed by the United States Tire company in Richmond and goes from Petersburg to Rich mond and back every day.
 "For something over year I have been a constant sufferer from a SC were case of indigestion. l never wanted to go to the table, not only because my appetite was nearly noth ing, but also because I knew what tc expect afterwards. Why, as soon as I got up from the table I would be. gan to bloat up with gas and il pressed up into my chest and chokec me up so bad 1 thought I woulc smother. There was such a pressure around my heart that it paplitatet
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-25
Peace
 | Answer Withheld

Budapest, May 23.-Publication of
 Hungarian governments answer
 the peace conference Ga which it eclared it would sign the treaty of eace has been withheld until Mon dy night and the public is still ig- prant of the governments intention ewspapers were asked not to print lls news because it would affect the fstvities incident to Whitsuntide. In the meantime, editorials pre- erng the public for the unpleasant fe being printed in leading newspa- ers. They declare Hungary is un- er compulsion and cannot oppose the g powers and assert that neigh crng countried are concentrating oops along the frontiers. Police prces and garrisons have been re- Pforced in case the news results in btbreaks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-25
DREADED FOR NIGHT
 70 COME, DECLARES
 CLARENCE MITCHELL


 terribly and I had hard lumn in my stomach all the time. Dizzy spells often came on me and every day l had to take a laxative as I was badly constipated My nerves were all on edge so that any sudden noise made me jump and I was so restless l dreaded for bedtime to come for I would rather stay up and walk the floor than go to bed and lie there for hours unable to sleep wink. Every morning I always had sour taste in my mouth and felt so weak and sluggish it was job for me to get around at all.
 "But l don't feel that way now for Tanlac has made me all over again and I am feeling better than I have in years, in fact, l don't know when ever felt better. Eat, why. every thing tastes so good that my big gcst trouble is trying to satisfy my appetite. and l am not troubled with paplitation, gas or bloating any more. I don't have to take laxa- tives now for I am entirely relieved of constipation and the bad taste ir my mouth has gone. My nerves have steadied down so that now sleep 10 hours every night and when morning comes am ready for hard days work. My wife has also talk on Tanlac and it has helped her just as much as it has me and she joins me in praising it."
 Tanlac is sold in Pine Bluff by Central pharmacy, in Altheimer bs A. w. Leakc and in Rison by Boggs Drug company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-25
Use Cocoanut Oil
 For Washing Hair

I.s, you want to keep your hair in .0a condition, be careful what YOU Fash it with, '
 ss' soaps and prepared shampoos NJ VI 'oo much alkili. This dries na sealp' makes the hair brittle. 's very harmful. Mulsified ,a aAuI oil shampoo (which is nure (e,t.. entirely !, greaseless), is much 'nan anything else you can bos,;s, yi saampooing, as this can't ka,asp as,.mply moisten your hair w;+b |easnooanasae ana rub it in. One or two { rieS fisSUnluls will make an abundance he ha;,, creamy father, and cleanses ather ,;n ana scalp thoroughly. The hoves rinse rinses out easily, and re- (andruffs ffsery particle of dust. dirt, |air dri and excessive oil. The kayes its # s quickly and evenly, and it N and :. saall line and silky, bright, fluff Youu .es easy to manage.
 Ihamnoaa ah get Mulsified cocoanut oil yerv ,h ~ most any drug store. It |aoneb x tsnear, and a few ounces is ts aontSa nc tI last everyone in the famiis'
 Ad,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-25
becial Meeting 1 of Allen Heari1l Post Thursday

 IA special meeting of Allen Hearin st American Legion, will be held ! rly Thursday night at the court buse for the purpose of hearing brief plantations of government insur- Ice and vocational training from two more speakers Several men sent bt by the war department at Wash
 gton will be here on this date, it is (nounced, and will explain a mum n of matters that eX-service mer (ed to know. The public is invited lowing to the fact that Senator kir i, it is thought. will also speak al |e courthouse Thursday night, tho betting of the post will be held at klNck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-25
Alleged Robber of
 Bank Under Arrest

Topeka, Kan, May 24.-Word is be ing awaited today whether Majo, Poffenberger, alleged bank robber un. der arrest at Winnipeg, Canada, vii return to the United States withou requisition, or whether it will be ne cessary too btan him through interna tional channels He is twin brothel of Minor Poffenberger, now serving ; term in the state penitentiary fo1 bank robbing, and is said to hav' confessed complicity in number o robberies in Kansas, Missouri and Ok lahoma. He jumped his bond.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-25
CHEVROLET BETTER.

Indianapolis, Ind, May 24.-Arthur Chevrolet. one of the drivers entered in the 5O0-mile race here next Mon day, who was injured in collision with Rene Thomas yesterday, was doing nicely at hospital hcre today and is expected to be out within a fe wdays.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-25
FIVE HURT IN FIRE.

Patterson. N. J., May 2A Five per sons are in hospitals with minor n- juries received in jumping from up per floors of the Manhattan hotel in Market street, where flames drove 200 guests into the streets in theil night clothes early otday. The ho. tel was destroyed, caus'uE a loss es tmatcd at from $150 900 to $26o, 900 The origin of the fire is unknown.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-25

icke was factor in or victim of the alleged. "kiting" of checks and secur- ities which is sid to have been instru- mental in the wercking of the bank has not yet been determined, officials say.
 The newly appointed receiver will arrange at once for patrons to open their deposit boxes. Much fear has been expressed following revelations of the banks condition as to personal securities left in the baank and there has been an insistent demand on part of patrons to inspect their deposit boxes,