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Corporation Greed
 is Called Menace

Boston, May William Shaw general secretary of the United Society of Christian Endeavor ana Publisher of the Christian Endoavoi World, said in an address to the Pil. grim publicity association today that the greatest menace to the industrial life of America "is the director who enrches himself based on exorbitani prices for products. MT. Shaw as. serted that recent cash and stock dividends in many instances "rep. resented exorbitant profits extrorted from the people while they were un- der the stress and storm of war"
 "Such manifestations of selfishness and greed" he said, "such utter dis. regard of the principles of justice and equity as the representatives of capital are giving us today will dc more to bring America the curse oi Russia than all the ravings of the reds, of which so many stand 1T fear"
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Helene's Married Life By Christie Copyrig by

The very incoherence of his phras- ing struck me as proof of genuiness. l couldn't doubt his feeling for me.
 "Pd do my uttermost to make you happy. I'd work by fingers to the bone for you. My profession pays quite well and l intend to get to the very top. You know Pm mining engineer, Helene, and if you care for travel, why we can go to the ends of the earth together. l want to give you everything your little heart could possibly desire!"
 pressed my cheek against his own. All that l desired was just himself! Money, position how small they seemed in compari- son to love!
 We talked on, very blissfully and foolishly, as is the way of lovers from time immemorial. We forget the time, and place, and everything except our own, ecstatic happiness.
 q can get marriage license, and we can be married in three days from now," Jim said at last. Helene, you will, won't you?"
 What could 1 do but hide my face against his shoulder and whisper:
 "Yes!"
 TOmorrow-Prepar
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Drop Indictment
 of Charles Morse

New York, May 25 Indictments against Charles W. Morse and other defendants charged with illegal sale of the steamship John J. Mccullough were dismissed today by Federal Judge Hand by order Of Attorney Gerfcral Palmer.
 The indictment against Morse charged that the vessel, which sub sequently was torpedoed and sunk in May, 1918, was sold through a Paris concern to the government of Tunls for $500,000 without permission of the United States Shipping board and without giving that body an oppor- tunity to purchase the craft at the price offered by the foreign purchas- CT. With Morse were indicted Cap tain W. $. Mitchell of London, the U. $. Steamship company and the j. G. Mccullough company.
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Turks Won't Stand Further Loss of
 Their Territory

Constantinople, May 21.-"We will never consent to be separated from Thrace and Smyrna, with their his. torical monuments. The cross shall never be raised over our Mosques We believe in the Wilsonian prin- ciples and are confident that ade- quate application of them will be made eventually" said Fatima Ha- nem, woman teacher ,who swept aside her black veil and addressed an open ai rmass meeting in the park adjoining the Mosque of St. Sofia.
 Resolutions were adopted declaring that annexation of Thrace and, Snlyr- ma by Greece constitutes violation
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waited as though to hear corrobora- ten. "You haven't got a double-''
 q might have" l prevaricated feeling very ccwardly and deceit- ful, and choosing the easiest course. Perhaps you saw some girl in New York that looked rather like me? Or perhaps''--I tried to make the sug- gestion sound natural and easy 'perhaps you saw me in my last play in town? I'm not unknown to the public, dear"
 Still Jim looked puzzled.
 "Pm no great theatre-goer. No, I didn't see you there.''
 "Then let's forget about it, l urged.
 "We-we've got. each other now. We're happy, aren't we, Jim? ?"
 "Dear heart!" Quick tears sprang to his fine, dark eyes. "There are no words in which to express just what 1 feel for you. It seems as though, up to now, I've never really lived, Helene. 1 mean it-fro mthe bottom of my heart. If you'll only jut your life into my keeping-oh, know it's a big thing to ask-and a girl like you must have tons of admirers who could give you more than but nev- CT more love, dear-''"
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" I>,sp

commercial 60 day bills 3.79 l-i; de mand 3,S4 1-2; cables 3.&5 l-l, Franc demand i2.S7; cables l2.S5 Belgian france demand l2 51; cables l255 Lire demand l7S2; cables lfS0 Mark demand 2,Sl; cables 2,@2. New Tori exchange on Montreal l.5l ll-i6 dis count.
 Government bonds strong; railroac bonds steady.
 Time loans: 60 day, 90 days, months & l2.
 Call money steady; high (; low 6 ruling rate 6; closing bid 6, off"rel at G; last loaa G. Bank acceptance. 6 Is.
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EAST ST LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis, H., May 25.-Cattie 5000; dull;, few early sales of light steers steady to strong. Top steers 12.35; bulk 10.50M12.00; yearling steers and heifers steady; canncr cows steady at 00M6.50; bulls low CT; calves steady; good and choice vealers steady.
 Hogs: 14,5O0; 20 cents lower than best time Monday. Top 14.75; bulk light and medium weights 14.50@ |14.65; bulk heavies 14.25M14.60.. E Sheep 1,300;s slow; sheep weak to 50 cents lower; best spring lambs 170O; top ewes 300; bulk 8.5009.50.
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COTTONSEED OIL

New York, May 25.--Cotton seed oil was quiet and featureless, closing un changed to 4 points net higher for ac tive months. The firmness in cotton served to restrict offerings. Sales 5,400 barrels; no tenders. Prime crude 160O nominal; prime summer yellow spot 1925; May 1885; July 1903; Sept. 19 IA; prime winter vel low and summer white nominal.
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Little Headway in
 Hunt for BergdOll

Philadelphia, Pa, May 25.-Mili- tary authorities, department of jus tice agents and the local police, all of whom are investigat ting the escape of Grover c. Bergdoll from army guards here last Friday, apparently had made but little headway today SC far as fixing responsibility or ob- taining clue to the fugitive's where abouts are concerned.
 Rumors that he had gotten out of the country aboard yacht were investigated, but could not be con- firmed,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that J. W. Gross has filed his petition Ill the office of the clerk of the chancefy court in and for the county ot JeI- ferson, state of Arkansas, at Pine Bluff, alleging that he is the owner of and has title to the southeas. quarter (SE 1-4) of the southeast quarter (SE 1-4) of section twelve
 (12) in township six south (o-s) range six west (6-w) Jefferson coun- ty,N Arkansas, and praying for an or der and decree of said court quleting confirming and establishing his titie It to said lands.
 I Said petition will come on for near. linz on the s2ath day of June, l9zc. ol on the first day, after that date
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LIVERPOOL. COTTON.

Liverpool, May 25. Cotton spot in limited request; prices easy. Cool middling 28.05; fully middling 26 80, middling 2555; low middling 22.25; good ordinary 1905; ordinary 1S.o5 Sales 5000 bales, including 2,30, American Receipts 24,000 bales in cluding 23,3O0 American. Futures closed quiet. May 23.90; July 23.G2; October 23 .04; December 22.36; Janu- ary 22.1 March 21 .62.
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BULL KILLS TWO.

Madrid, May 24.---During a bull fight at Almanzora, Almeria Province yesterday the bull charged into the private box section beside the ring. I nthe melee that ensuad two persons were killed and 20 others injured.
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By May Christie

l tried to suppress 2 little S,.;vcr when Jim said he seemed to rcMaml- Der some one who looked like ne Jim's memory was returning. What would be the effect on him, once his brain had picced together the whole of that troublous time?
 If 1 hadn't been coward. I would have told him the whole story, there and then. But l was so afraid to lose my little moment Of happiness.
 Don't try to remember anything y l whispered, hiding my face against his shoulder, so that he might not see the pain and worry that were written there. "Let us live in the glorious jresent, Jim-'
 He turned my face round to his own, and kissed me- But after a time, he said, in a puzzled sort of way:
 ''Its odd, my dear-but sometimes have the strongest sort of feeling that we've met before. Before that wretched accident which has af- fected my memory in such stupid way I wonder if"
 He broke off, staring intently at me.
 "There couldn't be two girls in the world that looked like you?' He
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, May D. Final prices;
 3 1-2s 9t.70; first Is sl.70; second ds SAl0 first 1 Ills S5.66; second 4 i-4s Sl 5S; third lis S9 00 fourth l -4s S5,50; Victory 3 3 is 96 20; Vie tory Bis 9G.24.
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FOR SALE-NEW SINGER MA, chimes, also slightly used machines, each on terms; also all kinds of re- pair work done. See me before you buy. Phone 1116 w. Second
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TEXAS MINERAL WATER.

Has them all beaten for health giv- ing, especially where such troubles as stated below are apparent. Consti- patton, indigestion, bladder trouble, kidney and liver trouble, rheumatism, nervousness, loss of sleep. Thin weak persons will find this water to be what they are looking for. Call 1162, or mail card to w. k. Sailer, 624 State St., city. Will answer promptly.
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that court is ir session and the cause can be heard by the chancel- Tor.
 Now, therefore, ali persons who have or claim to have any interests in said lands or any part thereof are hereby warned and called upon to ap- pear in said court, at said time, and show cause, if any they can, why the petitioners title to said land should not be confirmed in him.
 Given under my hand this 4th day of May, 1920.
 (SeaD $. F. VAuLA, Clerk of the Chancery Court within
 and for the County of Jefferson
 State of Arkansas. -26--6-2-916
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FOR SALE-1116 E. 9TH; ELECTRIC lights, city water, now vacant Can
 give immediate possession. Nice little home See us for prices and terms. McNew Realty Co.,, 200 West Bar raque. Phone 971. 5-25-6t
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FOR SALE - A SINGLE HORSE closed delivery wagon at reasona ble price. Call at 21S West Fourth ave- nue or phone 2557. 5-25-6t
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LOST.
NO 13

ILOST-SILVER MESH BAG, BE- tween Cypress and Maple on West Sixth, containing door key, tablets, and about sixty cents. Finder return
 to 1900 West Sixth and receive re- ward. 5-21-6t
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, May 25.-Rough rice no sales; receipts 623 sacks; millerS receipts 623 Clean rice steady; sales blue rose 3,678 pockets 6 to 9 172; bran and polish unchanged; receipts 1,600.
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FOR SALE--.HDUSES

FOR SALE-MODERN HOUSE.; 5 rooms, bath and sleeping porch; plas- tered; southeast front; large lot;
 shodded with terrace; near car line and in good neighborhood. See or phone Hollis Real Estate company, phones and 112. 4-22-tf
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FOR SALE-PURE NANCY HALL Sweet Potato slips, 40c and soc per hundred. 1219 West Vaugine, two blocks north of Marrill High school
 J. C. Ross. 5-iG-6t
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FOR SALE-PERFECTLY NEW RE frigerator, baby carriage and other furniture. 1305 Cherry, phone 673.
 5-25-6t
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LOST-ONE BLACK MARE COLT three years old, strayed away about three weeks ago from Dexter; perfect condition. Reward if returned to D. |. Foster, Dexter. 5-21-6t
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OR RENT-HoUsEs

tNT-1412 West Sixth avenue, $ and strictly modern in every
 acant June 7th, large lot and
 ] in first class shape. Apply ew Realty Co., 200 West BaEz Phone 971. 5-23-6t
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ABOUT 100 POUNDS OF btton rags; must be of good ke from buttons; will pay Co Ind. Rags will be inspected
 buying. Deliver to Graphic upstairs U
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FOR SALE-NANCY HALL POTATO Plants, fine open bed slips, $500 per thousand. Now ready. Telephone 21S1. 5-25-6t
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FOR SALE-MODERN 8 ROOM house, corner lot, on paved street, West End, 9 blocks from courthouse. A real bargain if taken at once. For
 further information address House and Lot, care Graphic. 5-25-12t
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MONEY MARKET.

New York, May 25.-Mercantile pa per z 1-2. Exchange (tone) irregular. Sterling 50 day bills 3.8o II: conner cial 50 day bills on banks a.oo If;
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charge at Berlin of it's acceptance of the entente's invitation to participate at the conference in Spa.
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MISCELLANEOUS

->~~N~~~~~-~~>~~ ~'~~~~>~-~>> SPECIAL COACHING IN PRIMARY and intermediate grades at Sixth Ave nue school. For information phone Miss Oida. Sanders, at No 1174, or Miss Bertha Levine, phone No. 2175.
 5-23-6t FOR SALE-I HAVE ABOUT THREE ton of Mebane Triumph Cotton Seed for sale which I selected and sacked for my own use. R. H. Crutcher, Clarksdale, Miss.
 ,WANTED TO RENT FOR ONE YEAR "A four or five room bungalow in desirable location to get possession about the latter part of August. Ralph A. Downs. 5-14-12t WANTED-ALL CAR OWNERS TO know that we sell the celebrated Gill Piston rings, and guarantee them to give perfect satisfaction or refund your money. s. c. Veil Motor Co. Phone 174S. 5-5-tf YOU WANT THE BEST FOR THE little folks. Enroll them in kinder garten before June 1st, and take ad- vantage of special rate. Opens Sep tember 18th, in Presbyterian annex Hours to 12, ages to 7. Tuition $1 per month, after June first. Phone 1279, Miss Martha Angel, 700 State street. o-zo-oV WANTED TO KNOW THE WHERE, abouts of Mealie Smith. Disappeared from her home during the night or Nav 24th, in company with Ike Nor man. She has bright sandy hair, mole on right cheek and weight about 2oo pounds Reward to anyone glVlns information as to her whereabouts Address Dick Smith, care of west End Station. 2-So-2' Ss : WANTED-ALL GARAGE MEN AND car owners to know that we are dls, 1 tributors for Timken. Hyatt ana New Departure bearings. And can furnish motor parts for all models or Continental and Buda motors. 5. C' We'll Motor Company. Phone l74o: lDR. JOHNSON, THE INDIAN DOC tor, is now located at 219 l-2 state street. When you want physician you can call him. The Cherokee Dr. Johnson, can cure any kind of disease on any kind of person, guaranteeTeo eT good. Dr. Johnson, the Cherokee Ma ton man, is what they call a Diack Cherokee Indian tribe. 5-Io-ot
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MY PLACE AT TOT PINE STREET IS for sale, if interested call phone 773. 5-25-6t
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kny1cuED ROOM FOR ONE lst,smen ENlamnD also two unfurnish-
 ensislhn1a ,;th connecting bath, close he lloV' Ao 5-25-6t
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of the principles of President Wilson and the independence Turkey is null lifted by the treaty.
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GERMANS TO SPA.

Berlin, May 24.zThe German gov ernment today notified the British
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E,vr TWO NICELY FUR ! FNl.i These Tu rooms can be looms ms housekeeping if desired. t. hren WahS0 5-21-6t
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WANTED TO BUY.

|ED WORK-WE ARE LOOK |work We furnish all kinds
 free of charge. Phone 994. Howard Real Estate and En-
 bt bureau, PIT 1-2 State 4-20-tf
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roR RENT-FoR LIGHT
 iar twN every convenience, pug, (s.1 Walking distance of city; Psy 2 tor r@ couple of gentlemen, at Phone 2148. o-Noo' .
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ALE OR TRADE-ONE FULL
 ersey cow four years old and
 weeks old, the COW giving 'ilons of milk per day, qualifi-
 perfect. This is the second
 na cow has never been dry.
 tne best little COW in Jeffer- fnty: Seeing is believing. You 1nls COW mixed any evening U .n' ana any morning at 6 a. m. < <, TOT yourself what she is. l or trade for fat dry COW or nApply to J. E. Mince, 2 miles |DullarWay. 5-21-dt
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SPOT COTTON

New Orleans, May 25.-Spot cotton steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot 1,163 bales; to arrive 29o. Low middling 31.00; middling 40.00; good middling 440o. Receipts 2,7o6; stock 330,308.
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RoARD AND ROOM IN PRl-
 p,ily. Modern conveniences.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-26

ElA R0WDEN PLANTING ] iuu pound sacks, 95 per cent Ts; ETrss;on; prices f. o. b. England |iilrty (So) pounds to bushel; |oeis oen i, or less, S3.50 per bushel, lvv U, bushels, Nl $3.35, zoo to 1000 |ei so.5o; 1000 bushels or more,
 Ismlt V check with order; refer .l lAngland National Bank, Lit x; England and Tebbetts Gin IVY. NY. AtK. 2-19-tf
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.'1r HELP WANTED

D-sIElsN NeUxnerience. Address pres,yuh 2 eGsrauhic, giving name, aensl;. ase
 " deslreu' 5-26-4
 references. ces.--o->,~~~~~~~o"
 DIAN Ao0 5-23-6t 1 .,o b04, o--.-.----~,~ >s'-
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r,rATI0NS--FEMALE.

h-posITIoN BY A REIN 1.dv as bookkeeper and ste 'c csn take dictation and
 ' phone o25. 5-25-6t
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FURNISHED Eam eml' adjoining bath. Phone he
 on au' 6-23-6t
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

FOR SALE-BUICK 192O-K-45 MOD el, new, $1,200. Phone GOA and a59.
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FoK RENT ROOMS

NICE FRONT BED (ENiahhfo lath for gentleman and lth pa1n, .,on References re- pihnne 2126. ->-.-~,----..
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: MILWAUK EE -- Miss Martha
 Trcpczyk's father was a patient nj the county hospital. Herbert Henning, forgor, under five years' sentence, was brought in for treatment. When the girl called on her father she was introduced t0 Henning In the next cot. Now Henning has escaped from his cot Rnd Martha is missing. Police believe they have eloped. z
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A]dEjEQADvEMI}ENEuTS
FOR SALE-COntinued

FOR SALE-EDISON MONOGRAPH High mahogany cabinet, diamond point needles and $50 worth of rec ords. Outfit cost $225. Will sell for $l25. Must sell today. Phone 1-31. ct
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|ANTEp ,,.r rS sixteen and about
 bst be ovJ, o1d Peoples system T wears olu' 5-26-6C
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COlorcd Funeral
 Directors Are Here

The Arkansas Colored Funeral Di-, fcc tors and mbamers' association began at Friendship hall, West Bar raque, yesterday morning, with the address of welcome by Dr. II. l.. Jor- dan, and q response by Dan Bubisson of Little Rock. The visitors will be given a banquet tonight bg the Pine Bluff Coffin company. H. M. Thomas, president, of this city, will be toastmaster. II. T. Perry of Pine Bluff is secretary. Some 25 members are attending.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-26

New York. May 25,-Spot cotton steady; middling 40.00.
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kALE-ONE DODGE TOUR pO0. One Ford Touring $450. |ulck Touring, s995.00. One Eet S45O.OO. One Liberty Road poo. One Davis z passenger
 One Studebaker z passenger One Model N Hupmobile One Hup $750.O0. One Chan l05OOO. One Overland Road P75.0O. One Overland truck
 One Dodge Commercial |SS5O.OO. One Maxwell Truck One Ford Truck $450. One
 1918 Touring $650.0O. Any aDove may be bought for two down and the balance in ten \ notes. McGehee Fowles Mo les Co.
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If in need of labor ring 99d. We have plcntyq of experienced, chauf-
 fears, house maids, cooks, nurses an,i common laborers. Chas. Howard Real Estate Employment Bureau, PIT l-2 State street. 525-tf
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'M%sIE HELP

D-Thfhcna IF Call 24o2, Jefferson p;oa 1, Ark sor or' Company, Pine 4 Lumber 5-22-4t
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SPECIAL COACHING IN PRIMARY and intermediate grades at Sixth Ave nue school. For information phone Miss Oida. Sanders, at No 1174, ol Miss Bertha Levine, phone No. 2175
 E-O2-6t
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p of Io SELL-T w E N T Y blufff fand four miles north of Itivat;on on good road. Five acres W;,ion vii and small house on .nar n sell for $1O0.OO cash and |. p.rsse year. McNew Realty Co.,, ~ssss1elaque. Phone 971.
 Dsss,ss;.-NuMBER 10 REMING! Ecn 'rsf < II wsoo.oo for cashs good
 o' ". Lane. Y. Ms c. "A.
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FOR SALE

ALE-WEST SECOND, SIX
 Ddern cottage, 1908 West
 five room modern cottage,
 erry, five room modern cot
 West 18th, five room modern
 w, 814 Locust, five room mod ttage, 1505 West Ninth, five Pdern cottage, 1909 West Ninth Pm modern cottage, 18th and
 road, three room cottage, 512 |econd, thirteen room rooming |1116 East Fifth, four room lights, 109 Pennsylvania, four Pttage, lights, 1O5 Pennsylva- pr room cottage, lights, 1510 kth, four room cottage. All of In good repair. Can sell on |rms. Some very desirable va |ts. McNew Realty Co.,, 200 Rrraque. Phone 971. 5-23-t
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<. lALE OR RENT-GARAGE s2x s |Is n at Ss6 East Sixth avenue.
 Oe used for other business than N o,N n,so four room house for o0 0iy 0 Dakota street. Phone { salI at l5l7 East Eighth ave
 further information.
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; |1;i-a5 r. HEAD OF FINE HOGS s |s n n size; 5 sows with pigs. fpaone. We have what you
 we '. you S. want pig to raise and ss9a aave \ 2 that. J..N. McFadden.
 '-' f-z' Roue No. 4, Box sO. I>~~, 5-21-6t
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FOR SALE-I HAVE ABOUT THREE ton of Mebane Triumph Cotton Seed for sale which selected and sacked for my own use. R. H. Crutcher, Clarksdale, Miss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27

Voters who beseeched to support presidential
ddate because he is the nhertor the Roosevelt rad
ton will do well to examine the grounds upon which this
4claim is made.
There Rooseves Each served his country in
courageous fashion, according to the light that given
him.
Roosevelt advocated preparedness universal military
training and when the occasion arose. rode rough
the rights OF smaller nations and of minorities 1t
this Roosevelt who permitted the merger of the
Tennessee Coal Iron Co. with the United States Steel
corporation.
suffrage, the initiative and referendum laws to protect
labor and in general all and progressive measures on
which honest Americans could unite
No one has to ask which Roosevelt tradition Leonard
Wood inherts.
Is that the Roosevelt which the country needs TODAY?
The politicians don't really schat Hoover stands
Jor ncc they are wondering hon. much he Woud stand
for If elected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
WOMEN, HAIL!

Every veteran who. dur
Ing his army life. got any
Kind OF aid or comfort
from a Red Cross. Y, or
Salvation Army lnssie will
hail the final ratification
OF the woman suffrage
amendment as the only
and best way 20 recognize
her accomplishments and
appreciate her work.
What e1buck who had
en- joyed a lassie's wistfui
smile with his doughnut
back OF the lines. or
whose dessert was n
pleasant Want another
helping7" from the gay.
Eingharn-gowned grille in
TIC Iurih catntrf WHAT
ex buck. after this. would
deny woman equality with
himself
Equality7 Why. n he
could. many n soldier
with fond memories Of
wars pleasant angle.
would raise woman even
above himself. above the
level OF masculine combat
and competition. TO the
height OF faith and hope
and charity.