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Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
JUST PARAGRAPHS.

Newport-A w. Milling. county farm demonstrator of this county John E. Williams cashier of the Ar kansas Bank and Trust Company, and R. D. Williams, merchant planter. will be members of the profitable farm tourists from Arkansas, who will make the trip to Georgia and the Carolinas ill the first of August.
 Arkadelphia.-Co Judge J. T. Greene has appointed Stan c. Harley and J. A Holmes as members of the Clark County Pension Board to sue ceed O. c. Scott, deceased. and s. A. Rudasil, who is absent from tho coun- ty. The board will meet soon to make out the pension list for the county for this year.
 Conway.-An attendance of more than 5000 was reported at the picnic recently at Mt Vernon, 20 miles north east of Conway. Senator w. F. Kir- by made the principal address. Dwight l.. Savage and w. J. "Bill' Waggoner VI lOuOhC, lOl attorney of this district, held poli tical debate.
 Conway.-Judge George R. Haynie of Prescott spoke in front of the courthouse here in the interest of his candidacy for the democratic nomina- tion for governor. At several points in his address he was given loud ap- plause.
 Danville.-The Yell county fair will be held here October 19 to P. it was decided at mass meeting here. It is planned to hold the biggest fair in the county's history.
 Fort Smith.-Six-cent street car fares became effective on the Fort Smith Light and Traction Company lines in Fort Smith anl Van Buren re six-cent checks for 50 cents was dis, continued.
 Cotton-This section was visited with splendid rains recently, covering all Baxter and parts of Marion coun ty This rain was badly needed fl sections as crops were beginning tc ,suffer and this rain will insure carl, crops of corn.
 Conway.-Receiving advices that the St. Louis market Is flooded witl homegrown Irish potatoes from Mis- sissippi and that the Kansas Cit, market is extremely weak. T. M. Will iliams, county agent. has postponed shipment of the car.
 Plumerville.-Lyle Bradley, VII lliam Durham, Brooks Parker, Alber Burrows, Charles King and Harold Burrows left for Little Rock, where they will apply for admission to tht six weeks navy training school q ;Great Lakes, III.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
MILES WILL SEEK
 TRUCE WITH REDS
ISH-FREkCH COMMISSION HURRlES TO WARSAW TO
 ASK ARMiSTiCE.
SITUATION GROWING GRAVE
soisheviki Trying To Force Poland To Establish Soviet Government To Negotiate Peace Commission
 To Prevent This.

Paris.-Special trains ere tearing across France and Germany for War saw, carrying a mixed French Brit. sa commission, composed of Ambassador to the United States Jusserand, who is home on leave; General Weygand, chief of the Foreign Office; M. Wig non, and Sir Maurice Hankey, Gener- al Radcliffe, Lord Dabernon, now British ambassador to Berlin, to try to arrange an armistice between the Poles and the Bolsheviki.
 Germany's proclamation of neutral ity caused Premier Millerand to sum mon Lord Derby. As result of the conversation Lord Derby telephoneG the prime minister, Lloyd George, re turned to the Foreign Office and the mission was organized immediately.
 Germanys neutrality, firstly, recog nizes the Soviet government as bel ligerent; secondly, permits Germany to forbid passage of endorsements munitions, and supplies across it's ter ritory to Poland, and, thirdly permits 1SI Iudly tO iAlSlu dHy OllSAi SAoope forced into It's territory.
 As result of their victories the Bolsheviki are anxious to force Pc land to constitute soviet govern ment to negotiate peace, and it is te prevent this and to look after the al lied interests-since Moscow refused to negotiate a Polish peace with al the allies-that the mission is going to Warsaw.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
IH|SH SITUATION |S
 ALARN|NGLY GRAVE
WORSE THAN DURING PAST FOR. TY YEARS, MANY STATES
 MEN DECLARE.
ANARCHY, CARS0N SAYS
Government Badly Beaten Thus Far Secretary Gives Warning of Bitter Period To Come
 Soon

London.-Sir Horace Plunkett, founder of the Irish Dominion League and leader of the moderate Irish Ma tionalists' opinion, told New Castle audience that the situation in Ireland is more gravely alarming than it has been within his knowledge of 40 years
 A similar view is reflected by the newspapers of both England and Ire- land, or all shades of politics. It found expression in all the speeches of the discussions in the House of Com mons, even Sir Edward Carson de- claring he had never known anything like the state of anarchy prevailing, and that "in three-quarters of Ireland the British government has been en- tirely beaten" Sir Hamar Green wood, chief secretary for Ireland, warned the country to brace itself against a bitter period in Irish his. tory.
 The rioting in Belfast subsided some, but there are plenty of signs that the lull is only temporary.
 Both Premier Lloyd Georges state- ment to the labor delegation recently and from Sir Hamar's speech it Is considered apparent that the govern nent regards that a parting of the TayS as having been reached. One road leads toward negotiation with the Sim Fein on the basis of do- minion form of government, while the other apparently leads toward the bitter period wcihh Sir Hamar fore sees with more stricter laws for re- pression, foremost among them one for the trial of criminals by summary courts, and the giving up of attempts to induce jurymen to answer to a summons.
 There are two extreme factions Tn Ireland HOW, the Orangemen Of the forth, who insist upon maintaining
 Irish system as it is, and the Sim
 einers, who demand independence. Between these policies lies the md dle course of dominion government with Ulster excluded which Premier Lloyd George has declared he is will ing to consider.
 Sir Horace Flunkett said: My hopes of settlement lie far more in the organized workers of Great Brit ain than in any other agency"
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Greeks Fire On Plane.

Constantinople. = No explanation has yet been made by the Greeks as to their reason for firing recently on a French airplane on it's way from Constantinople to Bucharest. The plane was forced to descend near Ad- rianople and the pilot and his pas senger, a British subject, and two me chanics, were held prisoner for a short time
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Turks Urue Boycott.

Constantinople. A circular has been posted on the dead walls of Samboul urging boycott against the powers forcing the treaty upon Tur- key. It eXhorts all Mussulmans to arm themselves and drive out tlie weak leaders who yield to the de- mands of foreigners who are seeking to ruin Moslem power"
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Creeks Beoin Advance,

SaloniN, Greece.-The Greek troops have begun their advance in the o. cupation of eastern -Thrace, according to official announcement here. Tele- graphic and railroad communications have been suspended between Con- stantinople and the interior, the an nouncement adds.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Talk Across Ocean.

St. Johns, N. F.-EXperts from the Marconi Wireless Company, who are here conducting experiments in long distance wireless telephonic eommun- ication, announced that they heard messages from the Chelmesford sta tion, near London, more than 2,00O miles distant.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Railroad May Suspend.

Kansas City.-That the Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad, which extends from Wichita, Kans., to Del Rio, Tex, and thence into Northern Mexico. will be compelled to suspend operations September 1, unless grant ed relief by the Interstate Commerce Commission, was announced here.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Villa On the March.

Mexico City.-Gen. Villa and his fcrces, said to number a hundred men. are heading toward Coahuila, accord, ing to statements of deserters, as re- ported by Gen. Joaquin Amaro, chief of operations at Chihuahua. The reb- els arc described as poorly equipped.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Bolsheviki Into Persia.

Teheran, Persia-The Armenian government having refused to obey an ultimatum of the Russian Soviet gov >ernment, the Bolshevik army has re- ceiyed orders to advance, and already has occupied the province. of Kara bagh.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
NioIence in Tampico.

Mexico Strikers attacked po- lice and ci1lian guards at Tampico, wounding several, following Hull in the strike situation there when both sides showdd disposition to settle differences and resume work, accord ing to dispatches received here.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Balloons Are Burned.

Akron, Ohio.-A dirigible balloon belonging to the United States navy and two balloons owned by the Good year Tire & Rubber Go. were destroy ed, with loss estimated at $160,0JO, by fire which broke out in a hangar at Wingfou Lake.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Explanations Demanded.

London.-The Italian government has demanded satisfaction from the Jugo-Slav government for the recent incident at Spalato, in which all Ialian warship off that port was at actked according to official informa- tion here.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Two Flyers Are Killed.

Tulsa, Okla-A. w. Newsom and Robert F. Metcalf were instantly kill ed five miles south of here when an airplane which Newsom was piloting fell $500 feet to earth. They came here from Okmulgee.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Naval RIin1n Falls.

Naval Air Station, RocKaway, N. Y. The naval blimp C-10, which has been observing the international yacht races, came to grief just as the yachts neared the line, and fe,l into Jamaica bay near the air station. Five mem bers of her crew and three newspaper men aboard escaped with dUcking.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Illinois Strike Sprcads.

Belleville, Ill.-Coal mines through out Southern Illinois were faced with the possibility of being forced to shut down On account of the unauthorized strike of their day laborers, is report ed to be steadily spreading.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
First of New Rice

New Orleans. First receipts of the new rice crop were reported a. the Louisiana Sugar Rice Exchange. Three sacks were received from the Winkler rlantation, near Donaldson vile. of the variety known as the river crop.'' At auction the conslgn- n,ont averaged sis per saeS.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Java Sunar Arrives.

New Orieans-Tho largest cargo Of Java sugar ever shipped here and the first consignment to this port for sev- eral years was at the mouth or the river in the hold the Japanese steam ship Yei Saku Maru cf the Osaka Shosen Kaisha.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Clothing To Be Cheaper.

Chicago. - Clothing prices are com ing down shortly, according to A. G. Blackmore of the business extension department of the Retailers Commer- cial Union, who commented on the fact that the 800 buyers from small towns in 22 states here were not clos ing many orders.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Woman ls a Candidate.

Grand Rapids, Mich.-Mrs. Elitha Wheeler of Grand Rapids, a linotype operator employed in the government printing office at Washington, D. C., announced her candidacy for the Re- publican congressional nomination in the Fifth Michigan district.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
To Investigate Navy Pay.

Washington. Appointment of special beard to consider readjust- rlent of the wages of 75,00O navy yard employees and to submit recommenda- tions for a new schedule on or before August 20 was announced by Assist ant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Germany Is Neutral.

Berlin.-An official statement wat issued recently declaring Germany'c complete. neutrality in the situat on arising from the hOsti,ities between Russia and Poland. The statement was signed by President Ebert and Foreign Minister Simons.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
AeIleqed Reds Arrested.

Valparaiso, Chile.-A raid by the po' lice on what is said to have been the gently. Twenty-seven persons were arrested and anarchistic literature and a large quantity of arms and explo- siveS were seized.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Peoram Named Receiver,

Macon, Ga.-k. 5. Pegram of At lanta, resident executive officer of the Southern Railway, was appointed re- ceiver of the Hawkinsville & Florida Southern Railway by Judge Mathes of Bibb superior court.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Flyers Making Progress.

Grand Rapids, Mich. - Two of tine Alaska bound army airplanes, Nos and arrived here from Erie, Pa., having covered the second leg of their long flight in four hours and Is min utes. Engine trouble forced plane No. 1 to land near Erie.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
British Oppose Arabs.

London-Large endorsements for he British troops have been ordered from India to MHesopotamia to cope with the Arab revolt there, it was an nounced by Winston Churchill, sacIe- tarY of war.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Huoe Stone Fish Found.

Salt Lake City, Utah. = A monster petrified fish, about 50 feet in length, has been discovered encased in the 70 miles east of Panguitch by Sheriff James Goulding of Garfield County, and T. w. Smith of Salt Lake, who have been prospecting in that sec tion.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
 Irish Clash Is Fatal,

Dublin.-An infantry captain was probably fatally wounded and two sol diers seriously wounded when a lorry carrying provisions for troops at Bal lyvoarney was amDushed.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Six Hurt in Wreck.

Belleville, Kan. - Six persons were injured, none seriously, when Rock Island passenger train bound to Ka-n- sas City from Colorado points was de railed near here. The wreck is said to have been due to broken switch.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Less Meat Is Produced.

hington.-Decrease of 100000, 900 pounds in the country's meat pro duction for the last six months, as compared to that of last year was re ported by the Institute of American Meat Packers.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Steamer Rrin1s Gold.

New York.--The Panama railroad steamship, General George w. Goeth' als, arrived here from Cartagena, Co., lombia, with 2,3S5 bags of gold and silver orc The names of the con. signees were withheld.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Gift Is AcSenfed-

Washington.-Gif of s5O,00O from Eastman Richard. wealthy Creek Indian, to Bacone College, Bacone, Okla, was approved by Cato Sells. commissioner of Indian affairs.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Premier Prote sts.

Rome.-Premier Giolitti protested on behalf of the government against the recent anti-Socialist rioting. He announced the Socialist deputy Mod!g- liania was among those injured.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Riotinu in Spain.

Corrunna, Spain.-A policeman pas killed and another wounded by reTol- yer shots during disturbances iD ~iaenf to tic stSvedores strike
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Strike Is Eneet.

New Orleans.-Union metal workers on strike for more than two months returned to work. wage and other da- rsaBds having been ashitrated.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
Adrianople Afire.

Constantinople - Airplanes which flew over Adrianople reported that the city was burning.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29
I etcher l5 Transferred d,

Washington. -- Marion LeJcner or Georgia. new consul general at chr 8
 tiani.. is transferred to CaIao, Lima, ,.so state Departr.es. ssas anno1ncea.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29

Pine Bluff-Members of Judge W. B. Sorrells Bible class at the Lakeside Methodist church and the Calebs of the First Baptist church will go to Earl k. Wright's plantation in Plum Bayou township to attend barbecue, at which the Methodists will be the of ball game played several weeks ago when the Methodists won.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-29

DeWitt.-Miss Beaulah Frederick, assistant supervisor of health nursing in Arkansas, has concluded a partial tour of Arkansas county with Miss Hilpert, health nurse for Arkansas county. Numerous summer schools now in sessions were visited by Misses Frederick and Hilpert and at each place lectures on health were given to the children and mothers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10
!. K. Reid toLead
Baylor Bear Team
in 1921 Campaign

a'-ri3l io N" News.
WACO. Texas. Dec 1-.1oromr X.
i"id ~ l.omua, Texas was today elect
"' oapt1in e. the Baylor Boar Eleven
f"r 1927 l.,id has played lett tucI.lc ON
BE- B1vM team fur three years lie DE-
pc q the "t,ldi,st and mos consistent
nclloa 81 M. state lir is q hcnly and
wos.iv, piryrr, and fights every min.
1'o Il 'ha r1mc Thoss qualities. to.
sr'h'r with his three wears PLAYING 81.
l.rlrrc. make him q capable lond''
&C. %" l".' ii,ar Eleven.
Reid b. p"uIlar with an the members
z the football squad. his election CON.
~ uf reward iur his m,rlturinas
pllling. ~, Possesses an the uullltirs
hat po to make for good lcadcrshiI
ud shcull add much tu Baylur's
ahmcc, lor winning team next year.
." PLAYED ON the 1877 Bear Eleven ~
ais b. entered tn service. aud spent
o. year On e cavalry organization. he
otun,l Go B,ylor In 1919 and played
90 tlcllc an thu 1919 team. Dnrlug
e. mast season be- was one of to-
uulrs ,y,il,s in the state. although
iia stead, ana consistent style ~ gam"
'!d me-. attract IN, attention tho u
ulrv sensational style Vf lapic might
ave attracted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10
Fjve Teams REPRESENTED
On Mythical An Western
Picked by F. c. Patterson

"" fully understands the work required
~ guard. having played guard Tor
Wisconsin nll lat year At center both
Doplor. 81 Illinois. aud nungr hnS,
had 4 battle royal Tor hunorg. II would
De- difficult tniiudrc which one has the
edge over the other. ~ use Il thread.
worn expression, both were towers ~
strength to their respective teams. 1,
Is not recorded that either ~ them
madr bad pusg. on defense both were
Fighters a. the core. Nomcrl,, II ohio.
ha alsu played consistent game o.
center"
IN" complete selection ~ first ana
fr'"ud team players follows:
First Team-l;nd, Carney. m: tackle
scott, Wis: guard Runrp Wis: cen
tor. Dcplor, ~ guard. Trutt. ohio
state. End Weston. WIS: quarter. A..
Dcyino. Iowa; hnlfback. Elliot. Wis.
hnllhnck. Ralph Fletcher, lll. mllbncl,
Cruuglc ~
Second Tcam-f.nd. Bedding. Iowa:
tackle. M.iuiro. Chicago guard. Brad
~, Wiz: center. Nomocok, Ohio state.
guard, ! Taylor. Ohio state. tncklr.
slater Iowa; cnd. stnghcpmbo. Onto
state: quarter. Workman. ohio stat (.
halfhuck WllpuiH. M; hnlfhnck. q.
bcyinc. Iowa; fullhncl Sundt. Wis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10
LITTLE BROWN JUG BACK HOME
rs DEiN SNYDER

traditions play a hig part in the ith.
lotic activities Of an schools. And 90
trophies, representing these. are the
most highly priced assets of amy insti.
tuition
~ the University of Miohirlu much
~ the Wolverines football enthusiasm
c'rt"rs In The "Littl, Brown jug"
The famous Little Brown Jug ~.
irophv thar has figured in th. gfidiron
battles between Michigan and Mime
sofa dttirg hok go l9n3.uu,r muro
rests n Ann Arhor. IN, Yu.imon rr
,ri'yod it from ~, Gurhprs 1u Noy. "a
hy The low s,ur, 90 3 tu o.
Few cups moan moro ,r are cnrt,st.
ed for mor, s,renuusly hy any ,ull,g.
or university than DIS hir.I, ht a..
or,,k"rv
S'ur, oi the jug.
IN 1908 o.. Wolverines m,' tn Go.
ph,rs 90 NormU ~ % in what WIS
conceded 2" ho tho biggest COME IT ihy
football y,nr ma, previous year Mich.
igan had h,ft.n Minnesota % to o..
Hence the Gopher eleven was ont On
wipe out th, sHuE of defeat.
NichllHn had h,r fmuus "point.a.
minute" eleven ih.n and Coach Wi.
liams' mon bad h,'u running up large
scores
Eastern critics spoke ol Western foot
hal ns being t.p much au offensive
game and TINT % vHs weak un dofrns
They wouh.l.l Hrgu Frur" hy both
teams. Eu fh.r forecast went wrour
Days At iir,ion,
Tho long>, rHu during ibr historic
clash N1s only n % trl. uldo %.
licstrn 81 NIhau. fb.t nu.us player
who is str' rlt,d o.
Neither team secured Until the hrf
ten minutes OF rIHt Nrh.sn counted
first. gctiur hIf %. points With two
minutes hft iu plies Minnesota u.d ,hc
-cur, wish touchdown bat ih rnthu-
uatic Guh.r wnpu,,. ihme.i the
'i,ld POO rapidly Thar tl .mods We're
p1W'rlyss ta have ~, Hw' continue
IuLliratiHn'
After great mhur1.on og. ~ a." I,
Gopher trHiu is 4.HHrd 900 th" attn q
,ii, dIryci,rs Dflg, with th' jug hr.
l1d taken fr.m o.. N.Ifriu" pmrt,4 q I
% thr ryu W.. Iua ras hh ii,d "Th.
ui,hiun lup aud th. s.urr Ind ben
tainted en- 10 a Iia * rcrr,scntcl /.
De Minnesota sourH aud a much small
~ nix marked up Mi,higm's score. !
That's bow tho rivalry D gan Thevl
.hr,stenvd a., hi; 90 hmm,ly cfu,k,re
he "i.iitlc Brown Jug with the trrr,..
nvnt that the winner " each ysar's
oothall rtmc should carry 81. the
roIhy.
Jus Comcs linme.
lrtcar' g. lis 81. cru 100 L,ft'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10
Moore neIeaird o, GrIlIn

FORT WORTH. Texas Dec Dick
Gtiifn Of Fort Worth tonight gained
g shade over l'al Moore ~ Memphis
be- a ten round bout here. according Ia
snort writers The Memphis fighto,
H''mDd liable 10 got through the Griffin
defense. while the local boy had much
The better ~ every mixup.
Moore was the aggrossnr throughout
the bout bat his blows did not affect
his opponent while several times Grif
lin had M"orc IN danger. cnc timr Mt
INK him from his feet with q right up
pcrcut The men are batnmwcights
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-10
Notice to Co;raciors.

NuiI.r b. n'rout given that ON the
i3th dly CO.. December 1890. tho Com.
mIs .mrH Court or ll,mphill county.
TrylH. WIl consider bids for the con.
s'ruatiUn oi sand clay road from ca
t1diIu northwest Go the i.ipscOmh
Cuuut" line being the -. g. - state
Highway PLANS Hud specifications ~
,aiI road being ON flc with Hess a
Skinner Engineers Dallas. Texas. ana
with the County Clerk az lomphill
County Bidders viii consider taking
Zoe payment 500 10000 iu bonds uf Road
p.Hul1 $50. of llymrhill county. bear.
ing , por cent interest due IN thirty
further Information address.
Dr before 10 o'clOc, ~ said dnv For
fosotN,l tu t'irrt any aud al bids
t.ura. ToIlnlly 90 pr value. Rights
iilds 90 bp nl,d with County Judge un
COUNTY JUDGE.
Canadian Texas.