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New-York tribune., 1920-06-23

Austin Dobson's poem in the London
Mercury says, a. o. t.:
But where there are bells
There must also be ringers,
And where the heart swells
There will always be ringers.
The main trouble, to our notion,
with unbridled verse is tho ringers.
There are too many ringers. There
was time when the mere fact that a
thing rhymed didn't make it good; but
there are many poets" now who ap-
pear to believe that mere lack of
rhyme is enough for excellence.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23

1t may cheer unsuccessful contribs
to know that their stuff has not been
thrown into the zinc wastebasket re-
Gently. Somebody stole it the other
day, so we throw all the stuff we don't
use on the floor.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23
The Simple Solution of the Elwell
Mystery


Mystery
Sir: Why all this delay and pother
about the Elwell mystery when the
solution is the easiest thing in the
world?
There is one man who knows who
killed Elwell, and that is Elwell. Why
not ask him?
Sir Oliver Lodge recently has toured
the country giving proofs Of the posi-
bility of communicating with the
dead. Thousands of books have been
published in the last few years de-
nouncing the skeptics and giving innu-
merable instances of indubitable mes
sages.
Eminent scientists like Lodge,
Crookes, Wallace, Barratt and other
acute reasoners like Doyle and Mae
terlinck have avowed that they took
every precaution against fraud and
that these communications are undcni-
able.
There are hundreds Of mediums in
New York who will call anybody back
from anywhere. Professor Hyslop has
alrady talked to several of them.
Lodge says a hole has undoubtedly
been made in the wall between this
world and the next.
uVIidllu tudC our duJnOTlLloS cease
wasting time and the public money in
interviewing living and reluctant wit
ncsses, and on searching cigarette
stubs for fngerprnts. There is one
witness eager to testify who killed
him, and that is Elwell
If the mediums will not willingly do
their duty they should be compelled
by law to make the connection that is
so easy. And surely no judge would
hesitate to accept the dead mans tes-
tmony, communicated, as it would be,
by such noble and honest persons as
the mediums in their frances. They
could not deceive if they would.
A tremendous power is right at
hand for putting an end to these
everlasting murder mysteries. 1t is
wicked to waste that power on the
piffling stuff that comes across, when
It might be made an engine Of justice
that 1T would make it forever impossible
to commit crime and escape discovery
Mediums, page Mr.. Elwel! Let
every one of the ,lillions of ouija
boards get busy. Let all the automatis
writer's take their pencils in nand.
Millions of dollars have been spent in
occult activities. Here at last is our
chance to get few of them back.
RUPERT HUGHES.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23

"On another occasion aboard, the band
played America, which carries the same
air as God Save the King Dr. Mannix
believing that the British anthem was
being played, remained seated THE
World.
Even we have difficulty distinguish
ing them when we don't hear the words
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1920.
CHA RANN

Entered At the Postonlce at New York as Second
Class Mali Matter
New-York tribune., 1920-06-23

GAS a great admirer and a constant
reader"-if she had said "but" we'd
have liked it better-"of your column"
writes Sophie A. Wolf, ~ take the lib
crty of calling you to task for the luke
warm manner in which you are sup
porting the Republican nominees. We
all of us had our favoritc candidates
and were naturally disappointed at the
Chicago decision; but as good Repub-
llcan soldiers it behooves us to fall into
line and to work with might and main
for the success of the party. Please,
therefore, take firm stand and get up
some enthusiasm; the feeling will come
later" Well, we, for one, are not
good Republican soldier so some DAYS
we don't feel even lukewarm about the
nominees; there are days when, light
minded and frivolous, we don't feel
1bcut them a all. That's our stand; and
1t is as firm as any we hav. ever taken.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-16
DIN fUCA CO|nEIUlUl.

Nazind atacul nesAbuit pe care
.,ROminul" La indraptat asupra
institutiunilor rominesti, am sim
sit indata ca G un clcnciu Ia mil
loc 81 ne hotarisem Sc, facem Oarc
earl investigate Ma fost de lip
sd, un prieten cu care discutam
chcstia ne atrage atentia ca pc
frontispiciul ziarului nu Sc ma
afla scris: ..Organul oficios al A.
sociatiunei d.iga 81 Ajntorul.' . :
Nc-am lamurit.
Mar strica ca John Podea. E
ditorul asociat al ziarului ,,Ro
mfnul" Sc mai traga de minec;
citeodata pc ,,Corcspondentul
din Washington. - A intrecut p,
fostul director, care declarase iii
tr un articol ca capul lui G phi:
ell multime de lucruri.
In proverb rominesc zice c;
melul blind suge la doua OF. =
Della o vreme vedem ca par. loan
Mota, directorul ziarului ,,Liber
tatea' din Drastic. incearca 5,
suga della prea multe OF. - o s;
lne lamurim in curInd.
Primim o scrisoare foarte suge
silva pc care o reprOducem far;
nici o schimbare:
Alaturat va trimlt suma d
$3.50 pentru Romanul VIRTUE )
Desfriu. Va rog daca mai avet
| sa mi trimiteti 81 mie umul. Scu
zati ca n am TRIMS mai de mul
dnpa ell. Stieam ca Rominii nostr
| rs asa de darnici ca sd remil
| eu fara carte. Sunt Rom1nl 81 ale
earl nu yor Sc auza de asa ceva
ba inca le pare rau despre lnfap
tuirea Rominiei Mari, zlclnd c'
Rominii 1e-au stricat tara asa e;
acum nu stu unde-s.
Dear da DumneZeu ca aseme
nca Romini Sc peard de pc lume
ca numai rusine he fac, tinlnd il
casa chipul lui Petoefi Sander g
Poe>ia Talpra Magyar. = Sfin
al graft frate. Ori Romin, orr Tn
gur. daca nu, vrea sd devina Anne
rican.
Si iata CO mai cetim din Invita-
lyea despre care am vorbit intr a
numar trecut:
..Frumosa Pese Tetrala sub Co
dEcerea d-lui Wasale HOsu dip
rrma Bethel" Saraca limb
romineasca Ca ce-a volt Sc spun
ghiciti 81 d-tra.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-16

Greva din Dayton sfirsita. -
Dayton. - Trei suite de macagii
amploiati de caile feratc din
Dayton, earl au esit in greva vi
neri, toti 'au fntors Mercuri Ia
lucru, lar oficialitatile au decla-
rat Cd situatia IN acel oras Z din
nou normala.
X x X
Polonia- amenintx sc invadese
Germanla. Londra. - Polo
MIA. ameninta ca va invada teri,
tor,l german, daca termenii din
tratatul de pace nu. sunt obsels
vati" spune depesa della agen-
tia Reuter- trimisa, din Berlin.
Germanii Tau masuri precautio-
| mare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-16
Serisai din claj.
sPECULA GU CoRoANELK. -
sCADEREA CURSULu1. - In.
TREPRINDERIL.E FoRRSIIE-
RE RoMfNE". PENTRU A.
SIGURAREA CIRCULATIEI
NoRMALE A c. r. r.
d,lni. s marteie 1920.


Cluj, s marteie 1920.
Specula cu corOanele continua
pc scara intinsa de tot, fara ca
autoritatile sa ia masurile severe
dictate de imprejurari, desi s'ar
putea face multi prm severitate.
Aceasta ne-o 'dovedeste faptul
ca la 1ncepntul saptaminii trecute
a aparut 0 ordonanta care prohi-
beste comerciul Gu bani Qei 81
coroane) 81 politia, calcindu-si
nu stu cum pc inima, prins dol
trei specalatori. Ca prin farmec
leul a scazut char doua ri de
La $40 la 2.40, lar coroanele de
argint de Ia, 36 la Is. 81 a tinut
sckderea aceasta cit sc parea ca
politia intr 'adevar @ hotarita Sd
coanbata energic aceasta specula
criminala. 81, pc cit Sc adevereste
ca zelul organelor executive sea.
deI creste, lar ,cursul leilor 81 al
argintulni 81 lar s'au pornit afa-
.cerile.
Cum s'ar putea face oare ca re.
lul politiei sa ma scaza?
! O problema de rezolvat pen
tru viitoarea administratie a Ar.
dealului.
De citeya zilc s s'au pus bazelc
unei waste intreprinderi, numita
,.Intreprinderile forestierei romi-
ne". Gu un capital social de 90
milioane lei, cu 4Aairectori Gu le-
furi de cite $4,000 lei pe luna 81
un director general Gil leafa 81
mai mare, in afara de partea la
beneficiu.
Faptul a ,produs oare care vii
va in Ardeal 81 afirmatiunea uno-
ra ca ar fl vorba de un fcl ide so.
cietatc co-interesata, care ssa-si a.
sigrre veniturile in calitate de
concesionara a explotarii paduri-
-lor statului, a indispus pc multi
Din nenorocire circulatia pe ca.
lie fcrate din Ardeal nu este mai
buna de cit in vechiul regat. Pen,
tru a Sc zadarnici rezistcnta pa.
silva a unora din functionarii spe
cialisti al G. F. r., in special a
mecanicilor, S'a luat disp0zitiu.
.nea de a Sc atasa la fiecare tren
cite un wagon Gu .garda de jan,
darmi 81 instalarea unui mecanit
romIn, de control, linga mecaniclll
ungur. Astfel Sc va mentine ordi
nea la urcarea in tren, sc vor paz
seamurile si postavul canapele
lor de hoti, lar pretextele nlasinis
thor ca locomotive 'beteaga dir
.cutare sau cutare cas,za fictiva, n,
|svor mai fl tolerate.
r 'aaca tara dispune de att
necanici romini de Gale ferata G;
sa puma pc masina, linga fiecar'
|unguT cite unul, de ce nu Sc dncre
dinteRza mai bine direct mecani
.ului romin ,ymdbilizat GU leaf
ciyAaf conduccrea locomotivei'
NJ stiu ce REGULATE va da moi
lc expsrimente de militarizare
care, RAarelc cartier nu la pu
.-cat cxberimonta in tara, fiindcI
acolo ma este stare de.ascdiu'
In mfne authorization civile d
sigar, ca noaa masura, aplicat
Gu mederstiuhea dreapta &c 0 d
| sentimental de raspnndere, ar d
roaQle fericite. fndata CO, insa,
| vorba de noblisarra mecanicilo
rvmss1i, de snilitarizarea masur
| lor, ne e teaana sa nu Sc faca ma
multi bucluc de cit efdine, dfite
1ui find stapin pc eri ce aetiun
f6ta q pntea Fl ehemAt ia raspur
dere aaca incalea tfsso dispCzi
| tiune 4 ksli IN vigcAre.
iscs5Irarea Snexknn . q fscut;s 4
de accea peftsm ,ead - va TN
sesuna desohseryats1 aosstsk !.
(rDaeis ~.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-16
INFORNATlJNI
fncearca sal arda pe rug.

fncearca sal arda pc rug. =
Lancaster. O. = Politia in eau
tarea la cinci copii earl au fncer-
eat ca Sc arda pc rug, alalta sea-
ra. De Charles Kneller, in etatc
de zece ami.
Kneller a fost prins pe clnd I'M
partea ziarele de seara. A fost le-
gat. de un stilp. Lemne 81 zlare
erau puse in jurul lui, la care, Ii.
nul dintre faptasi pus chibrltul.
o fetita care a trecut pc acolo,
vazind pericolul ce amenlnta pc
Kneller, a alergat 81 chenat IN
ajutorul lui pc dina A. F. Move
ry, care scapat pc copil. copllnl
e foarte gray ars, insa doctorii
spun ca va scapa Gu zile.
Lucratorii della tranvaiu vor
marirea salarului. - Lucratorli
della tramvaie, din timpnl noptll
;ncearca deschidcrea negoclatlhor
asupra salarului, Gu j. J. Stanley.
presedintele companiei de Tram.
vale.
j. j. Stanley cerut ca compa.
MIA de tramvaie Sc declare con
ffractM Gu uniunea de nul, la TEL
dorinta lui de amploia conduc
| tOrete.
lncratorii din timpul zilci, in
tr'o adunare speciala, au ajuns "a
aceiasi concluzie ca tovarasii lol
din timpul noptii.
= = -
ComsFcfu ca Kusia. Washing
ton. Statelc Unite in carind vol
ridica restrictiile impulse asnpri
| comerciului en- Russia, daca aliati
vor intirsia prea mult ca Sc ajun
pa la o decMie ca comercinl sa s.
lfaca pc risicul celor ,ce fac co
merciu.
| Oriua din Ad1na rsso1vata. =
!. Steubsrrille, Ohio. Harry Mi
lllsr din Akron, este detinut, p
lssnd aatoritatile 5ncedrca Sc veri
Ifice marturisirea 1dcata de el q
aefe usis pe Frances Soath din a
/ dens Ohio, Scua fri sxp pt6mani
i M6rturisirea lui, q nst facut'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-16

llltr o DlSerNuta dln beacn Do
[tom, w. Na.,, dupa 0 predica a
preotului John Williams. CInd
Williams a chemat ca toti pacato-
sii Sc fnaintezc spre altar, Miller,
dupa 0 scurta esitare s'a ridicat 81
Icind a ajuns la altar strigat !:
,,Doamne aisnlila de sufletul meu !!
Eu am omorit pc mica fetita din
Adena."
Centrala comunistilcr in Gle.
land. - Autoritatic federale fac
ancheta ca Sc afle daca adeya-
1at ca centrala partidului Comu-
mist din New York fost mutata
in Cleveland, acum de curind.
Politia secreta cauta Sc puma mi
ma pc mai multi RADICAL care Sc
spune ca ar fl indemnaf pc gre
visit la violente.
Fruntasii grevistilor s'au decla-
rat pc fata contra radicalllor.
I'm copil precoce. - Danny
Burns numai de dol ami, i1isa
prin desteptaciunea lui a devenit
So fie recunoscut ca cel mai pre-
coce copil din Cleveland.
Ell site alfabetul de la A pima Ia
Il. Cunoaste numele animalelOr du
pa fotografie. Site recita mai
multe pocsii, 81 cinta 20 de Gin.
tece
Greva irlandeza sfirsita. - Du-
blin. = Greva generala lucra.
torilor de la transport din lrlan-
da fost revocata in urma libe.
rarii celOr 66 de Sim Fein-eri a.
restati 81 carl au refuzat ca 81
manince.
@ demopstratie'a fost pusa la
cale cind acesti oameni, acuzati
de ofense politice. au fost llberati
fara conditii.
Tr,rpele engleze au impusca,
asupra multimei la Londonler.
~. ranind patru persoane.
Cincisprezece cent? duzlra -
cua. = Wilmington. - In Will
mington Sc afla mil de lazi GU
QUA Pc platforma della calea fcr;!
|ta, asteptind Sc fie transportate
insa din cauza 4greyei stau acolo
dcci pretul oualor s'a coborit, il
aceI oras, la ciacisprezece cent
duzina. J
s''s
F,imeaza Ii ~ ami. = Denni
son, O. - D-na Margaret Cope
land, care acum de curind si-a
celebrat d 92-a anivecsart 'lals
nastere, crode ca a trait att dt
mutt datorita fumatului.
Ea a ineeput Sc fumeze din lu
! lea. Dc ainl era de noua ami. ru
tunul De sare-l fumeaza este din
ire eel mai tare. In viaJa eli M {
purtat oehelari.
Obregon va incepe revolta. =
Mexico City. Razboiul civi
din Mexico precipitat de ruperei
de statul federal a statlllui SOno
ra, a intrat intro faza 81 ma
critica prin scaparca Generaluln
Obregon, care a fost pusa sui
Arrest. in lcgatura GU judecare;
unui alt rebel.
Obregon este fostul ministr'
de razboiu al Mexicului, 81 unu
dintre cei trei candidate prinei
pail la scaunul presedintlal. La
| cul lui natal in Sonora. Sc ere
de ca el ori va incepe nOua re
Volta, orr Sc va ALA ell revoluti
onarii din Sonora.
Pershing Isl pune candidatura
i Washington. .Intrarea i
campania electorate Grneralu
| lui Pershing a dat lOc la multi
/ l...,,%:s ,,v,,,..,o svxoI,t, sor1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-16

intro bisericuta din Beach Bo-
ftom, W. Na.s dupa predica a
preotulni John Williams. CInd
Williams a chemat ca toti pacato-
sii Sc fnaintezc spre altar, Miller.
dupa scurta esitare s'a ridicat 81
cind a ajuns la altar strigat
,,Doamne aismila de sufletul meu
Eu am omorit pc mica fetita din
Adena."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-16

On speculator areytat. = New
York. - Prima arestare facutA
in ,,lrma unor acuze ca a cautat
ca sd sc foloscasca de situatia
croatia de grcva ca sc ridice pre-
tul nnntului. Agentii fcderali an
arestat pc M. ]. Eschenbrenner,
vlcelpresedintelc firemi Lewis,
Mears & Co.
-
Lips& de lucr83oei II farme. -
Eaton. In jndetul Preble, du-
pa cum spun far1nafii faniliari
Gu conditiile, in prezent Sc sim
|te lipsa a so pr0cente dc brat1
de munca la farme. Farmarn Sc
pling ca sunt sili4i . plSti 50 do
lari Ia lucrator Gu sntrefncre Gu
|ltot. Gel casatofiti sunt platiti Gu
eel putin $75 lamar, casa y site
privilegiuri de ~ yea vaci,
porci etc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-16

Pershing Isl pune candidatura.
Washington. ,1ntrarea in
campania electorate a Generalu-
lui Pershing a dat loc la multe
discntii printre politician.
Anuntarea facuta de Pershing
la un banchet dat de societatea
din Nebraska, ca el va print can.
didatura daca natiunea cere della
el aceasta, a Great 0 mare conster'
mare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-16

Cinclsprezece Cent? duzlNa e
cua. Wilmington. - In Will
mington Sc afla mil de lazi Gu
QUA pc platforma della calea fera-
Ia, asteptind Sc fie transportate.
insa din cauza grevei stau acolo,
deci pretul oualor $ a coborit, in
aceI oras, la cincisprezece cent?
duZina.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-07
By Condo

Judge R. H. Williams yesterday an- nounced that he is authorized to ap- point 29 young men and women from Jefferson county to attend the univer- sity of Arkansas at Fayetteville, tui- tion free, for four years.
 Deputy Constable J. w. Elliott was on the scene of the accident when it happened and made the arrest.
 Carl Hing Jr., and Floyd Stroud spent Sunday and Monday in Monti- cello.
 Milton Nichols has returned from Detroit and Grand Rapids, Mich.
 Jesse l.. Tomberlin of Oklahoma City is visiting his uncle Judge II. R. Lucas.
 Dr. o. G. Blackwell has returned from Hot Springs.
 MT. Miller is now local representa- tive of the National Biscuit company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-07
and Ruth Continue to be
 Batting Marvels

Chicago, July 3.-Roger Hornsby, the St. Louis star, banged out his Tooth hit of the season in Wednesdays game against Cincinnati, the first player in the National league to touch the century mark. Hornsby slapped slightly in his batting, but continues to hold comfortable lead among the regulars who have participated in 35 or more games, according to average released today and which include games of Wednesday. The St. Louis crack is topping the hitters with an average of .3S0, which was made in 65 games in which he was at bat 263 the highest in the league and in
 cludes 19 doubles, 10 triples and six
 homers. In addition to this record the St. Louis favorite is sharing run scoring honors with Max Flack of Chicago. Each has registered 46 times.
 Cy. Williams, the Philadelphia out fielder. slammed out another homer which gave him. eight, and Robertson, Chicago, who was sharing honors with Hornsby last week as runner-up to the elongated outfielder, also belted a cir cult drive, breaking the tie with the St. Louisian and placing himself one behind Williams.
 The catchers and pitchers seem un- able to stop Max Carey, the fleet foot ed Pittsburger, on the paths. He is showing the way to the base stealers with 25 thefts.
 Other leading batters: E Smith, New York. .364; Nicholson, Pittsburgh .333; Robertson, Chicago, ,332; Dau- bert. Cincinnati, .325; Williams, Phil adelphia, .325; Cruise, Boston, .322; Roush, Cincinnati, .321; Kelly, New York, .314; Myers, Brooklyn, .313; Flack Chicago, .31S.
 Tie batting of Babe" Ruth the home run king of the New York club. continues to be the chief topic in the American league. The big Southpaw slugger bagged brace of homers in the doubleheader with Philadelphia last Wednesday which gave him Q total of "A, only five behind the worlds record which he made last year. In addition to cracking out home runs, Ruth is steadily climbing to the top among the batters of the league who have participated in 35 or more games. The big fellow is hit ting 374, just 20 points behind This Speaker of Cleveland and Joe Jack son of Chicago who are sharing the honor of runners-up to George Sis Ter, the St. Louis star. who is batting .41S. Speaker and Jackson are hitting .394.
 Ruth, besides his batting prowess, is out for other honors. He has tied Speaker the Cleveland manager, in number of runs scored. Each has registered 63 times.
 Rice of Washington pilfered five bases in the past week and is far out in front among the base stealers with 30 thefts. His nearest rival is Roth,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-07

lages and in one town, which was visited, there was 7,G00 head of cat tie for a population of 5000.
 The system of land tenure varies but in the majority of the villages the peasants are the actual owners of the land, which has been distribut-i ed since the revolution, in equal shares for each adult inhabitant.
 The governments acquisitions are meeting with some opposition but the peasants are permitted to retain 32 poods (1154 pounds) of flour per capita as yearly ration and must deliver up 100 liters (120 quarts) of milk per COW and 10 eggs per hen per year.
 Many of the villages are being or ganized on a commune basis, notably in the self-governing German con- mune, with the capital of Marxstadt. The population of the German com munity is 600,000, all of whom speak pure German after an absence of 150 years from their native country.
 The local government of Marxstadt lis we'll organized with schools, hos- pitals, social service, admirable ad- ministrative offices, and a number of small industries such as leather fac tories, flour mills and turning shops. The Germans have formed and sent to the front several regiments of in- fantry and cavalry, commanded by their own officers.
 Politically the villages have been only slightly touched by the revolu- tion, party lines are practically non- existent, and the government seldom interferes in it's local matters. The, rich peasants, are discontented with the present situation owing to the re- distribution of land which has de- prived them of part of their holdings and which is making the poorer peas- ants better off than they ever were before. +a-~
 Evidences of the governments ef- forts to modernize the rural popula- tion appear on every hand by the establishment of schools for adult il- literates, libraries, reading rooms and instruction in the new methods of agriculture.
 The food situation in the towns is falrly good though the lack Of salt, meat and fats is evident, but the system of food distribution is effec- tive with the speculative prices one- third to one-tenth less than those in Moscow.
 The metal works at Nijninovgorod are operating with a force of 17,5OO who are turning out war material while the flour mill, caning factols and several other industries are also being carried on.
 i The towns of Simbirsk and Sa- mara are still suffering from the eff fleets of Czecho-Slovakian occupation under which the boys under military age have been conscripted for serv- l ice in Siberia.
 According to Sverdroff, the assis- tant commissioner of transportation, the resumption of the river traffic I to Volga will enormously increase the supply of industrial fuel. It is estimated that 12O,000,OOO poods (of 36.07 pounds) of Baku oil will be delivered during the present season, but already 100000 poods of oil has been received in Nijinovgorod.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-07
LocnRht6

The Boy Scouts of the Lakeside Methodist church added porch to the!r hut in the woods about 10 miles from Pine Bluff last Friday. The scouts were accompanied by Scout master Jesse and Nick Cookery and remained owed Saturday.
 James Warriner. Julius Perry, Da- WIS Barnes, and Cleatcr Price, negro boys were fined yesterday in muni- cipal court $50 and costs for carrying pistols, the total amount of the fines amounting to s2902o. Deputy Con stable J. ". Elliott made the arrests after t5e negroes had fired their guns 2 number of times in the east partof town Monday night
 Red Line Delivery Moving, hauling xcrating and storing. Country trips. Office phone 22ss. residence phone 2420. 6-11-dtf
 Price. who was employed by the Pine Bluff Bottling company, left with load of soda pop for Memorial Park Monday and that was the last seen of him until he was arrested in Althcimer with 6 or other negroes in the truck and broke down and could not get back.
 Charlie Warren, negro, was arr rested yesterday for speeding after he had smashed his own car up by running into another auto. The name of the driver of the auto War ren hit could not be learned as he did not stop after the collision. His car was practically undamaged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-07
M0NE::y VkUl,ElESS. PEASANT IN V0E.GA
 FINDS LIFE GOOD
Abundance of Food in Most Villages, Associated Press
 Press Finds

Moscow, July 3.-The condition of the rural population is excellent in the Volga district, owing to the fact that much which was formerly sold is now consumed, as money is value less, the peasants being unable to purchase agricultural implements, seeds, clothing and other manufac- tured articles.
 This was gleaped by The Associat- ed Press correspondent who visited the towns of Nijinovgorod, Simbirsk, Samara. and Saratoff, while on a tour with the English labor delega- ton to Volga recently. ---~ N s-
 There is an abundance of Fresh eggs, butter and milk in most Vii-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-07

James Werrin4r, Dave Barnes, Ju- han Barry and Chester Price were fined in municipal court yesterday $50 and costs for carrying pistols. The cases against Garrett Parkes, disturb ing the peace, and Carl Stamper, car nal abuse, were indefinitely continued at the request of the prosecuting at torney.