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New-York tribune., 1920-06-21
Dozen Relatives
Attend Funeral
OF III. III. Parsons
Coroner and Chief of Police
Continue Hunt for Clews
to Persons With Whom
Suicide Spent Last Hours

Funeral services were held yest.r-
day for Henry Humphrey Parsons, New
York attorney, at the home of his aunt,
Mrs. jefferson Hogan, in Purchase,
N. Y, where he shot himself Thursday.
The Rev. DR.. William Hastings Mer-
rill, pastor of the Brick Presbyterian
Church, in this city, conducted the
services.
Only about dozen persons, all rela-
tives of Mr.. Parsons, were present. His
body was brought to New York for in
terment. Coroner John Stella, of New
Rochelle, will start his inquest into
Mr.. Parsons's death at 4 p. m. Wednes-
day.
The Coroner and Chief of Police
Andrew Monroe, of Harrison, have no
doubt that the attorneys death was
due to the wound he inflicted himself
with a pistol, but they intend to make
every effort to discover his motive and
to ascertain the significance or the
deep cut that was visible on Mr.. Par
sons's cheek when he returned to his
aunt's home from New York early
Thursday morning in his autom obile.
Detectives from New York assisted
the Harrison police yesterday in ex.
amining the chauffeur who washed Mr.
Parsons's car soon after his return
Inc chauHeur declared tnaC ne mac
noticed nothing unusual about the
vehicle In cleaning it, he said. he found
nothing except the goggles which Mr.
Parsons wore while motoring, nor die
he notice any stains that looked like
blood.
1t is intended to summon every mem
Der of Mrs. Hogan's household as {
witness at the inquest, and it is hoped
that by Wednesday the police will have
discovered with whom the young at
torney spent his last hours in the car
Chief Monroe spent most of the day i,
this city in fruitless hunt for in
formation. He will return to day OF
the same quest.
Nellie Curran. Mrs. Hogan's cook
said yesterday that it was about 5:3'
n. m Thursday when she heard Mr.
Parsons knocking at the back door. She
opened the front door, she said anc
let him in. He went straight to hi.
room, and the next seen of him wa
when he was stretched out dead in the
bathroom.
The police are investigating repor
that two men who passed through
Mamaroneck in an automobile at abou
the time Mr.. Parsons might have beel
expected to reach that village got in,'
q fight there in roadhouse.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-21

honorary pallbearers and ;.t;r.
friends. A small crowd of spec..,,..
stood on the lawn OF tho church vh.'
the cortege arrived, but were ken, =.
a distance by mounted and motor.
cycle police.
The honorary rallbearers were Ind,
Ebert Gary, j. P. Morgan. Frapk
Munsey, Cleveland II. Dodge. ,;eo,.s
r. Baker sr., Richard V. Lindahn,"'
Lewis L. Delafeld and Thomas /
Buckner a
The first automobile followins -.
hearse was occupied by Mrs. Peril.
and her son. George ". Perkins -
Mrs. Edward ". Freeman and her by. w.
band, and the Misses Alice ard Sns,.
Ball, sisters of Mrs. Perkins. Th'
other ten automobiles contained N.
pallbcarers and intimate friends ws'
accompanied the body to Woo6law,
Cemetery.
Among those at the funeral NAV.
T. Coleman du Pont, William / w
cox, VIII Hays. William Sloane. Jobs
sherman Hoyt, Mr. and Mrs. Theodor.
Roosevelt, Robert J. Beveridge. Cvru,
II. Mccormick, Richard W. Lawrcnrs
Thomas w. Whittle and Daniel
Ryan. Deputy Public Service Com.
missioner
New-York tribune., 1920-06-21
Birth, Engagement Marriage Death and In Mmoram Notices
may be tecphoncd The Tribune up midnight for m
ton in the next days paper. Telephone Beckuan 5000
ENGAGEMENTS

BILLFT-DANTFS-- c. Dantes an
nounces the engagement of her daughter
Dorothy. to Mr.. Abraham II. Billet. Al
home Sunday evening. June q. 704 West
1Soth ST.
CLICK - ROSENBERG - Mr. and Mrs
Henry +. Rosenberg, 7ss Park Place.
Brooklyn, announce the engagement of
their daughters Jose phine NJ. to Nj.
Louis Glucl<, of Philadelphia. and Flor
ence 70 Mr.. Harry ]. Gluck, of Brooklyn.
So ms OF Mr.. and Mrs David D. Gluck.
At home Sunday, July II, from to G. =
E.fRRIS-FRY--AIr and Mrs. Moe Fry. OF
535 West 1921 st, announce the be
trothal OF their daughter Sylvia H. to
Mr.. Maurice Harris, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Harris. AT home Sunday. June
y. 1920, to p m. No cards San
Erancisco papers please coly.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-21
Kentucky CleaUs in
EL,ueIL Murder Fail
LEXINGTON Kv June 20

LEXINGTON, KY, June 20
After a three-day investigation
here, Detective Sergeant Henry
P. Oswald, Of New York, tonight
announced he had been unable to
connect any Lexington person
with the death Of Joseph B. Ell
we'll and that he would leave here
within forty-eight hours.
The detective gave it as his
opinion that the letter signed
"Annie" and written by Miss
Anne Russell Gritty, Of Versailles,
Ky, to Elwell had no connection
with the murder mystery.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-21

tatlOn NdilS meeting
Apparently i is going to be impos-
sible at the New York County Com
mittee meeting, to be heTc next Friday
night at the Hotel Pennsylvania. for
any group to have a set program for
the forthcoming county convention
adopted by the delegates. Francis NJ.
Fallon, president Of the Belvidere
Brooks Post, one of the most inf'u-
entail in the city, has sent out call
for meeting to be held Wednesday
evening at the Murray Hill Post Club
house, 248 East Thirty fourth Street,
which will have as it's purpose, ap-
parently, the forestalling of any such
project. In his call Mr.. Fallon says:
"At the next county committee
meeting, which has been called for
Friday evening, June 25, the question
Of the New York County Convention,
to be held in August. including pro-
gram and election of delegates for the
State convention, will come up for dis
cussion.
"As you no doubt appreciate. this
subject brought up for general dis
cussion on the floor of the county com
mittee meeting will necessitate de-
bate that will run into the small hours
of the morning. 1t has therefore
been suggested to me that certain
members of the county committee
who have the American Legion at
heart and are interested in it's wei
fare and progress, get together at
what might be called an informal
meeting,' to exchange ideas and form
ulate a plan for the guidance of the
county committee in connection with
the coming county convention"
New-York tribune., 1920-06-21
Patient Leaps to Death
Al Neuroloeical Institute

Morris Feiler, ffty-two years old, of
626 East Thirteenth Street, who had
tutc, 1873 East Sixty-seventh Street
since June /, went to the roof Of the
building yesterday morning and jumped
into the courtyard.
Feler, who was married and leaves
two children, was missed from the ward
by the day orderly, James Oakley, when
he came on duty. The body was found
in the courtyard.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-21
George B. Curtiss Is Dead:
Former District A.,orne

BINGHAMPToN, June 2O.-GeOrr,
Il. Curtiss, for fourteen years United
States District Attorney Of the North.
ern District Of New York, died at his
home here to-day. He wrote PRO
lection and Prosperity" and The H.
dustrial Development of Nations" the
Republican campaign textbooks. ns
had recently been elected a member 0.
the New York City Authors, Club.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-21

man or a woman. than we had five
minutes after the crime was commit
ted. The guilty person was not known
to any person in the District Attor-
No one in the Office has received any
information up to tonight to warrant
our placing our finger on any one as
having committed the act.'
Among those who will be examined By
the District Attorney to-day are Torey
the letter carrier; Otter, the milkman
Joe. the furnace man, and Rhodes, Ell
wells chauffeur.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-21

All veterans Of the SD Division
there are about 5000 of them in
greater New York and its environs-are
invited to attend the great reunion OF
that military unit to be held {. week
from tomorrow night in the 9th Coast
Defense Command Armory, Fourteenth
Street, west of Sixth Avenue. 1t is
New-York tribune., 1920-06-21
DEATHS

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,tsh. a. a,ot,,, 80, ~, ~,
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HtRPER-WNliatn f-af kiln husband =
Lillian MoCaadon Harper suddenly. il
Colorado while en route East on Iges
New-York tribune., 1920-06-21

William f. Blaisdell Post, 32S, has
arranged a thcater party for tonight
at the Carlton Theater, 292 Flatbush
Avenue, Brooklyn, where motion pic
lures will be shown Of the members
Of the post entertaining their wounded
comrades at Luna Park. Floyd |. Silk,
president of the post, has invited sew
crai prominent citizens to attend.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-21

planned to form at the meeting the
SD Division association and to adopt
constitution and elect officers for the
year.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-21
POST ACTIVITIES

A domino masque will be held this
evening by the Sd Naval District Post
in the west balrom of the Hotel Com
modore.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-21

Captain James G. Finn, formerly Of
Company G., 165th Infantry. has joined
The Goth New York Rainbow Division
Post, 495, and will be welcomed by his
former comrades at their meeting in
the armory, Twenty fifth Street and
Lexington Avenue. tonight. Captain
Finn is now stationed at Fox Hills
Hospital. Staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-21

Manhattan Post is planning dance
which it will conduct with the coopera-
ton of Manhattan Camp, l, of the
United Spanish War Veterans, to cclc-
brate the opening of its new club
rooms.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-21
heAmerican Legion
Neps: Local, State, National
Fallon Calls Meeting

dent, making three new posts in all
for the hustling Bronx legion.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-21

The Arthur Viens Post will meet to-
night at Room /, Borough Hall, Tre-
mont and Third avenues. Plans will be
discussed for q block party to be held
the middle of July. the proceeds to be
for the benefit of the wounded boys AZ
Fox Hills Hospital, States Island
New-York tribune., 1920-06-21

A meeting of former Tank Corps
men. enlisted men as we'll as officers,
is scheduled for 8 o'clock Wednesday,
evening at the list Regiment Armory.
Colonel G. S. Patton jr., United States
Army. commanding the 304th Brgad'.
and Major r. l. Sasse, 301st Heavy Bat
talon, will address the meeting. All
former Tank Corps men are invited to
attend
New-York tribune., 1920-06-21

The Walter Heckan Post meet to-
night at the Va.cour Club. All mem-
bcrs of the post are urged to attend. as
the activities of the post for the sum-
mer months will be discussed at this
meeting. On Saturday evening, June
26, the post will hold its last dance for
the season. BY the courtesy of the Ar
thur II. Murphy Club the affair will be
held in their clubrooms.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-21
Woman i'm Gray
Is Sought in
Elwell Inquiry

CONTINUED from page one)
New-York tribune., 1920-06-21
HDRTUlNGTO\

WORTHlNGTON- juno u igea -, -
G Northington. a4oa tth AN' y,sss
son II Marion Worthinetun tn'e =
and the late Charles " Wrrth.nstoN ~
enn mass Tuesday June =. a. -,
n m. AT the church ~ cur - - A.
Perpetual Help. asth -. ana o.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-21

DAi,Y-John, June 10. THE FUNERAL
- NNH. broadway, s6th at. Tuesday.
II 4. m Auspices Actors' Fur.d.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-10-23
TELEFONTA SENZA FILL PER !
COMMUNICATE DTPLOMATI-
CT INTERNATIONAL

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. J.-U-
ma delegazione di diplomatici in
ternazionali diretta dial segretario
britannica Baker e dali 'Amba-
sciatore, Sir Auckland GeddeS, com
presi rappresentanti di Francia,
Italia, Spagna, Svizzera ed attire
nazioni, conferira domain in que
sta citta nella StaziOne della Radio
Corporation of America sulla pos
sibilita di adottare il telefono SEN
"a fiji per bisogni diplomatici IN
ternazionai
DOmattina atteso un treno con
la delegazione. Sara ricevuto dial
cOmitatO di ricevimento diretto da
John j. Morrison. II Presidente
del Rutgers College W. II. S. De
mareSt terra un diseorso e guidera
la delegazione ALA stazione radio
grafca.
Una comunicaziOne col telefono
senza fill e gia avvenuta ira que
sta stazione ed il Presidente vii
son mentre quest 'ultimo 81 trova-
va a bordO del George Washing
ton mel porto di Brest.
Dopo la vista a questa stazione
radiografca la delegazione parti-
ra per Albany per Visitare gil sta
bilimenti della General Electric
Company"
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-10-23
D 'ANNUNZIO MINACCIA DI
OCCUPARE TUTA L L'ISTRIA
LA DALMAZIA

FIUME, 2O-.'Se il Governo 1
taliano cede agli jugoslavi una
qualsiasi parte del litorale dell "A
driatico, ora occupato dale truppe
italiane, 10 occuper6 tall territOri,
mel termine di sci ore, con miei
Legionari. " Tale E la brusca di-
chiarazione fatta da D'Annunzio
mel commentare lie imminent trat-
tative che avranno luogo fra i de
legati italiani delegati jugosla
vi.
D'Annunzio non 81 mostra af-
fatto pfeoccupato circa risulta-
ii di tall trattive.
ST fece osservare che Sc tale
minaccia doveSse effettivamente
/. .essere messa in pratica, D'Annun-
zio 81 troverebbe di fronte al jugo-
slavi, quail potrebbero cosi ini-
ziare le ostilita senza dichiare
guerra all Italia.
L L'immediatea risposta di DAN
nunzio fu la seguente:
>Tutto il Popolo Italiano insor-
/ gerebbe per difendere Fiume la
costa dell'Adriatico. Sc il governo
italiano 81 rifutasse di opporsi a
gil jugoslavi, il pppolo insorge-
rebbe contro di esso.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-10-23

guardo, discussion, esagerazioni
e criticize, lie Squali hanno deter
minata una generate impressione
sfavorevole ovvero inesatta sui
programme e fni della Lega. ="
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-10-23
la LEGA DELE NAzIONI Sc
CONDO IL MINISTRO
SFORZA
WASHINGTON Una

WASHINGTON Una cOpla
della circolare del MinistrO degli
Esteri Italiano, senatore Carlo
Sforza 6<stata ricevuta presso gil |
ufici local. della Lega dele Nazio-
nj.
La circolare in questione e sta
ia inviata dial Ministro SfOrza al
rappresentanti dfplomatici italia
nj all 'estero, con l'incarico di in
formare la Consulta di tutto clio
che 81 dice 81 pensa all 'esterO
Fra l'altro il Ministro Sforza os-
serva:
una pid completa memo su-
maggioranza del pubblico pro
segue la circolare-c la Lega
dele Nazioni rappresenta un 'isti-
tuzione di non trascurabile impor-
tanza, e che essa rappresenta an
che un pi6 alto grado di evoluziO-.
ne dele leggi, basate sopra un
Corpo giuridico unitario pi1 i'm
portante del singoli Stati che fan
no parte della Lega stessa.
Pi6 la Lega dele Nazioni ten
de ad assicurare 'integrita terri
toriale degli Stati che la compon-
gono mira altressi a mantenere
la pace fra le varie nazioni
Non esclude la possibiIita dele
guerre, ma esclude tale possibilita
soltanto come il supreme diritto
del pi6 forte. come il supreme ap-
pello ALA violenza, come un awe
nimento, soggetto capricci ed a
fatti variabili
iAmmette invece la guerra CO.
me affermazione del potere mora
lie della legge per far rispettare
le integrita nazionai per impe-
dire che la pace internazionale sia
rapricciosamente violata,
In altri terinini la Lega dele
Nazioni agisce contro i ~contrav-
ventori e viOlatori della pace in
ternazionale come i vari Stati agi-
scono verso rispettivi cittadini
che 81 rendono colpevoh di reati,
lie convenzioni stabilize fra
gil Stati che participant ALA LIE
ga dele Nazioni non solo stabili-
scOno lie norme con lie quail 81 de-
vono prevenire / cOnfitti interna-
zionali armati, limitano gil sfor-
ri militari in una cerchia pi1 ri
Stretta, ma Stabiliscono anche del
lie special garanzie per un dura
turo assetto internazionale per
un mutuo accOrdo pei progresso
generate della civilta. +
Riguardo ALA forma ed ALA So
stanza del trattati, la Lega dele
Nazioni 81 occupa del problemi del
lavoro, dell economic, dell ''igiene
pubbhca, del mandati internazio-
nall di altri Important problemi
di indole generale.>
Una cOmprensione sana, esau-
riente, non partigiana del pro-
grammi del fni della Lega, circa
la sua complessa missione, do
yrebbe, ormai, sostituirsi a lutte
lie cose ncerte, ed a lutte lie sterili
discussion che 81 son fatte al II
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-27
Tucker Is Boys
 Work Secretary

J. M. Tucker has been appointed by the executive committee of the Y. M. c. A. to succeed J. D. Barrow as boys work. secretary of the local institution. MT. Barrow resigned to become the coach and athletic dl- rector of the Pine Bluff high school.
 MT. Tucker has been physical dl- rector at the local Y. for the past year and has made many friends here both among the boys and the busi- ness men who are glad to see him receive the we'll deserved promotion. MT. Tucker attended the Hollister Y. M. c. A. Institute last June and he is also a product of Richmond College of Richmond, Va, and the Lake Ge- neva, Wis, Y. M. c. A. Institute.
 MT. Barrow also has been with the local Y. for year and has made for himself a host of friends who will wish him we'll in his new position as coach at the high school.
 The executive board of the Y. is negotiating for physical director to take MT. Fuckers place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-27
Richmond, Virginia, Shows Big Boost
 In Population

Washington, Aug. 26.-Richmond, Va., with the largest number of pop ulation in it's history during the last decade, takes rank as 37th largest city of the country, the Census Blu reau announcing it's population today as 171,667. Ten years ago Richmond ranked as 39th city and in the ds cade has outgrown Syracuse, New Haven, Memphis and Scranton. It ranks now as fourth southern city the first three in order being New Orleans, Atlanta and Birmingham. Richmond's numerical increase was 44,O39, or 34.5 per cent.
 It's previous largest increase was for the decade ending with 1910 when it was 42,578, or 50.1 per cent
 Fl Paso, Texas, (revised 77,543; increase 38,264, or 97.4 per cent, pre- viously announced as 83,836). The figures show:
 Helena, Ark, 9,112; increase BAG or 3.9 per cent.
 Ardmore, Okla, 14,1s1, increase 5,563, or 64.6 per cent. Richmond, Va, 171,667, increase A, ,039, or 34.5 per cent.
 Hutchinson, Kans., 23,29s, increase 5,934, or 42.4 per cent.
 Independence, Kans., 11,902, in crease LAO, or 13.7 pc 'rcent. Vicksburg, Miss, 17,931, decrease l2,883, or 13.9 per cent. Boise, Idaho, 21,393; increase 4,03s or 23.2 per cent. Watertown, S. D., 9,400, 2,S90 o, l34.1 per cent.
 Marion, O., (revised)-27,891, in crease 5,659, or 53.0 per cent; pre- viously announced 28,591. Coshocton, O., 10,847 increase l. |244 or 13.0 per cent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-27
Ankle Broken As
 Car Jumps Road

Loyle Wallace sustained a broken ankle Tuesday afternoon when he was thrown from car on the Dol. larway road.
 Albert Simpson and Wallace were on their way to Little Rock in Simp sons Ford, when the Ford hit 2 bump and Simpson lost control ane the car headed for ditch. Wallace was thrown out and his ankle severe ly twisted. On reaching Little Rock he received medical attention ant came back to Pine Bluff that night After reaching Pine Bluff it was dis covered that his ankle was broker and blood vessel broken.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-27

is sound enough to hold the weight of the nation, but, boys, get the mon ey. It takes time to organize, but we haven't any more time left. Boys. get the money. The weather is hot; the men are on vacations; meetings are hard to get, but, boys, get the money. There are hills to climb, but if you want to make hill at the same speed you have been running wkere the road was level, you have got to give it more power. Give her the gas; step on it.
 "The plan was to keep the spirit moving from one end of the line to the other" the governor added: "This is revealed in a paragraph which deals with the Chicago campaign which says 'Chicago's campaign is to be conducted by four full-time di- visions, and a fifth reserve division which will swing into acton for the last three days on the public move ment, functioning as mop-up bat talion. Evidently the 'mop-up' bat talion saved the day, as MT. Upham admits $7O0,000 have already been received in Chicago"
 Governor Cox closed his statement on contributions thus: "When my charge of corruption fund was first made, Will H. Hays, chairman of the republican national committee made a distinct threat in these words:
 G If at the instance of our ad- versaries, this campaign is finally resolved into a question of personal characters, we know of no reason aside from natural distaste, why we should not meet that issue as readily as any other.'
 q renew the charges and accept the challenges"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-27
BrOOkhill Cases
 Come Up Saturday

The trial of MT. and Mrs. Ed Dan- iels, proprietors of the Brookhill Ho- tel, Raymond Silbernagle, clerk, and c. H. Oliver, negro porter, on a charge of selling liquor is set for Saturday in the municipal court.
 The quartet was arrested Wednes- day night following raid on the Rrookhill Hotel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-27
locnzRiS6

The first weekly sing was held at the Cotton Belt shops yesterday with fully 15O men participating. Prof. M. D. McNeil directed the chorus, assisted by E. M. Goodwin, secretary of the Y. M. c. A. The sings will be held every Thursday at noon and the regular Y. M. c. A. services will be conducted on Fridays. The Rev. H. B. Trimble will conduct the meet ing today.
 sSJrN-SHADES." We have them for your auto. They make driving a pleasure. 1912 Tire company, 11s West Barraque street. s-13-tf
 J. H. Poole, night Cotton Belt ticket agent, is able to be back on the job again after two days illness.
 Get fresh Eastman films from Duke, 211 1-2 Main St. s-26-6t.
 J. c. Smith has returned from a weeks visit in Memphis.
 Bring your Kodak finishing to us < by 8:00 and get your work the same day. w. H. Duke, the new photo grnpher, 211 1-2 Main St. 8-26-6t,
 w. w. Douglass and George Naill of Douglas were visitors in Pine Bluff yesterday.
 J. D. Shearer of Kingsland, an em- ploye of the Cleveland County bank, was a visitor in Pine Bluff yesterday.
 Now is the time to order that fall suit. I have recently received sam ples and am prepared to give you a most perfect fit. Drop up and see them. Joseph Plante the Tailor, 220 1-2 Main street, over Lewine's Quality shop. 8-3-1mo.
 Hardea Kilgore has returned from crop inspection trip through Texas He visited Waco, Ft. Worth, Denison Greenville, and Mineral Wells. MT s Kilgore predicts four-million7bale crop this year for Texas.
 Bring your Kodak work to Duke for better service and finishing Ell 1-2e Main St., Phone 1874. 8-26-6t.
 How about -he leaking roof? Cal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-27
NEGRO IS SLAIN.

Danville, Va, Aug. 26.-An uniden. tified negro charged with having in suited two white girls here yester. day, was shot to deat at Virgilia to. day after having been tracked t. that place by posse with blood hounds. Before being killed b. Marse Elam, member of the posse he wounded one of his pursuers wher he opened fire on them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-27
OIL PRODUCTION GAINS.

Fort Worth, Tex, Aug. 26.-Pipe line reports for the week ending Aug ust 25th showed oil production in the north and west Texas fields gain ed 5000 barrels in round numbers over the previous week, bringing the total to 198,O00 barrels daily. The gain was from the big gushers in Stephens county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-27
NOTICE

Stockholders of the Pine Bluff Oil association are inform;-d that at a meeting Thursday evening, August 26, the resignation of 0. F. Tedstrom as secretary, was accepted and f. F. Schneider was elected to succeed him. All stockholders are requested to pay all assessments to E. E. Sch neider, 514 Main.
 BEN ROBINSON, President.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-27
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Samuel B .Goad.

The funeral of Samuel B. Goad, 2-months-old son of MT. and Mrs. B. F. Goad, will be held this morning at 10 o'clock at Bellwood cemetery. The infant died yesterday morning after an illness of five weeks. The de- ceased is survived by, besides the parents, a brother and sister, Nina Mae and w. c. Goad, Jr.