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The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1920-12-16

Life had been full Of anxiety and strug-
gle. There was . mortgage on the old
homestead, and Mt one time It seemed
q foreclosure could not be avoided.
Then In some way he secured the mon
ey to pay II of. and fortunately II
was cledr Of encumbrance when he
died. That was Just a month after
Eunice married Randall Marsh.
Her heart warmed as she thought
of the loyal. whole-souled man who
had come into her life at critical
time. It had been generally supposed
that Randall had some little means,
for he was Industrious and thrifty, but
when Mr.. Ralston died Randall stepped
into his place, practical, hard working
and self-sacriacing.
The tears fell as Eunice reached the
storeroom, and lifted the top Of the
fancy box she had herself covered, In
which her father had been accustomed
to store his extra clothing. Randall
himself had made the receptacle. and
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1920-12-16
A Christmas Stocking
By Bertha Edmond Ridseley
t@. 1870. western Newspaper Union. }

CHRISTMAS and the high
cost Of living do not make
a very harmonious combi-
nation" observed Mrs.
Ralston. In her quiet, pa
tient way.
II was Just thinking Of
that mother" replied her
married daughter. Eunice
Marsh, who sat with her
work basket In her lap.
har aaaHIa Sheoo I,t xr,SNh
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1920-12-16
Havoc OF Education

am against all education. It makes
women conceited and unkind. And Il
makes men dull AMI pedantic.-Fred.,
eric Harrison in 1904 to Lady Dorothy
Nevill.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1920-12-16

First Woman Painter Decorated.
Rosa Bonheur. the famous painter.
was the first woman to be decorated
with the Belgian order of the Leopold
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1920-12-16

10 vable, generous
souls and u n til
til g past year or
two had n ev err
Known what Is was
to skimp and watch
the corners close
ly. The mother
pick ed up the
stocking K u n ! c Q
had placed on the
table.
"Come to think
Of It, Eunice." she
said. eve can do
better { h a n that.
Just run up 10 the
storeroom. Here Ia
the key. III
a n d faith err q
clothes and things
as they were when
he died"
The last years
Of John BalstOn'a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-01
ROTAR|ANS AND FRIENDS TO TAKE
 PART IN PICNIC
Committees Are Named to Take Charge of
 Affair

Instead of the usual n-day meet ing next Tuesday, members of the Pine Bluff Rotary club, their wives and children-or their sweethearts, mothers and sisters will participate in picnic at Memorial park. This was decided at the meeting yesterday, when the following were named to have charge of the different phases of the event: distribution of supplies, Howard Davis; transportation, Tom Gadberry; athletics, Guy Busenberg and Ben Weir; music, Prof. M. D. Me Neil; swimming, Harry Holderness;
 lighting, Felix G. Smart. The pie nickers are to assemble at the Hotel Pines at 6:15, and go to the grounds in autos. At the park there will be athletic contests for men, women and children, and dancing, for which kueck's orchestra will perform. The club voiced appreciation of courtesy extended by the labor day committee of the Central Trades council, which consented to delay removal of the pa vilion until after the Rotary picnic.
 There were 93 Rotarians and guests at yesterdays meeting at which the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-01

What we need in Pine Bluff is a general campaign against lawlessness in ali forms.
 "Please allow me to correct the im- pression made in the paper that these classes are to make war on Sunday baseball as played in Pine Bluff. The Calebs will not do this as a class if have anything to say about it.
 "A Sunday school class is an insti- tuition all itself It is not church. Men gre sought for it's membership who are not church members and it is the finest agency under the provi- dence of God for cultivating and win ming men to Christ and to the church. When q man is accepted as member of the Calebs he has just as much privilege as anybody else, unless, of course, this liberty should be con strued as anarchy. Therefore, Sun day school class should not stand as d grand jury or prosecuting agency for questionable amusements of a city. l say questionable because it is question. So long as good men differ on matter concerning which there is no thus saith the Lord,' it is questionable.
 "It is quite T different matter for a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-01
knpsey Knocks ! Out One of His | Sparring Partners

kuton Harbor, Mich., Aug. 31.-
 Dempsey was in a punching b today and for the first time e he started training for his hpionship match with Billy ke here on Labor Day, he knocked bne of his sparring partners. |ldier Jcak Riley was the victim
 who claims to have knocked Bob Martin in Bordeaux, France fe the latter won the heavy Int championship of the A. E. F.. Id little over round with the hpion. He displayed considerable
 and energy at the start, but
 minute of boxing he was con- tably slowed up and finished the d in groggy condition.
 mely,. however, he started the hd round. They had been box Hess than a minute when Demp- landed a short right to the chin Riley shivered down at his heel Se lay off of "A hours seemed to ben Miske as it did the champion
 e wore a felt headgear to protect lars and the cut over his left eye boxed several fast rounds with pparring partners.
 e most impressive feature o5 e's workout was his cleaverness bcking right hand punches
 fore the afternoon workout, Mis- |layed third base in a baseball
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-01
CALEBS WILL NOT
 ATTEMPT TO STOP
 SUNDAY BASEBALL
Dr. Moore, in Statement, Gives His Position in the
 Matter

Dr. John H. Moore, pastor of the First Baptist church and teacher of the Caleb Bible class, made state ment yesterday to the effect that the vote on Sunday baseball which was taken at the joint meeting of the Calebs and the Bible class of Judge Sorrells at the Lakeside church last Sunday came as a surprise to the vis- iting Calebs. Dr. Moore also said that he wished to correct the impress sion that some people might have re- ceived from the newspaper articles in the subject that the two Sunday school classes were going to make war on Sunday baseball, as the Calebs will not take part in such war if he has anything to say about it.
 Dr. Moore said that what Pine Bluff needed was a campaign against all forms of lawlessness instead of hav- ing a Sunday School class assume the position of a grand jury or a prose- cutting agency to pass upon question able amusements. He stated that he was opposed to Sunday baseball but also opposed to Sunday fishing, Sun day golfing ard Sunday opening of places of merchandise.
 , "The quasi action taken last Sun day when the Calebs were guests of Judge Sorrell's class was so unex- pected and so quickly done that didn't realize what was on," said pr. Moore in statement yester- day. "The fact that the mat ter was brought up by so fine a man as Garland Brewster had great carrying power with me. There was absolutely no discussion on the mat ter and no motion made and second ed. was surprised and provoked that we should be called upon to act on such a matter when we were away from our home base and when we were merely on a visit with no obli- gation to regulate the city amuse- ments."
 Are you opposed to Sunday base ball?" he was asked.
 "Yes," Dr. Moore replied, "but am opposed to singling that out when there is Sunday golfing, Sunday op- ening of places of merchandise, Sun day hunting and fishing, and picnick- ing. Baseball is on a par with other forms of amusement except that it carries rowdyism with it all it's own. Citizens who live near baseball park have the right to protest against it if the noise becomes nuisance, or for any other reason. The amuse- ments mentioned above all tend to make Sunday holiday instead of a holy day. The fact that there is a law against Sunday baseball makes it a more serious offense whether the law is just or not.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-01

ministerial association or a board of church office1s or church its ,lf, to tbke action or matters of this nature. Eut a Sunday school c,;ss is {. win 'E,lg agency. 1 have no fear th..t dis cr'n mating rctlle tlll sec my posi- tion.
 q deeply lament that this issue was dragged into our meeting; and if it had happened in the Caleb's class 1 would have declared it out of order. "The whole thing was a farce, com- ing as it did at the very end of the baseball season of the South. I ad- vised MT. Carnahan to pass the mat
 ter up and have no doubt that he has too much religious sense to attempt
 to carry out the requision made up- on him without his consent. Pretty soon I am going to discuss
 the whole Sunday amusement ques- tion at a Sunday evening service.
 Meanwhile let all the fans forget the
 incident and attend some Sunday
 school next Sunday"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-01
b;te Sox Meet Wabbaseka Today

l Pine Bluff White Sox are ' Psod for a game with Wabbaseka 1 ast af+ornoon at the Athletic Parl a,o1ock. The Wabbasekans put |,or the Pine Bluff Shoe team at |saseka Sunday and they are ex-
 ad +o give the Sox a hard fight
 caor Loydd Garrett has a much
 Fer Fer team than when his crew |ed the Sox last.
 Edgens has won the last ,11a 1ou' es he has pitched for the Wab, , |kans, allowing only six runs s, ana . |;ts in the four contests. lie + ld to work against. the Sox to- knager "Mugsy" Counts has pick FHeinie" Shinall to toss 'em to |Wabbasekans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-01
,NrrR. CITY BASEBALL

Louis. Aug. 31-Chicago, Mem Omaha and St. Louis will be
 esented here September 25 and 26 Et, Louis Municipal Athletic As kt;on announced today. The To- citv championship team will to liner Memphis or Omaha for ss with the champions of the
 on city October 4 to 5 accord to the plan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-01
PAGE FIVE

ora, the Jalisco bandit, who kid mapped several American and Brit ish subjects when he attacked the town of Cuale on August 20, is flee ing toward the state of Nayarit. northwest of the state of Jalisco. according to telegram last night
 from General Gales, secretary of war, who is in the city of Guadlajara.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-01

principal talk was made by H. Kemp Toney, district governor. MT. Toney told of the emphasis placed on boys work. He quoted figures cited by one speaker showing that survey of thousands of male prisoners, more than 50 per cent were men who had never had a home or had left home before they were 12 years of age. "The homeless boy, or the boy who has been deprived of his parents, or one of his parents, is the one we want to reach," said Mir. Toney. "You men know how helpful a cheerful slap on the back, or encouraging word is at times. And this should teach you how helpful you can be to the boy" MT. Toney declared he felt inspired to give the best in him to Rotary work, and urged practice of the principles of Rotary. "You'll never appreciate Rotary at it's real value," he declared, unless you practice it's motto, of Service, not Self
 Other speakers were Dr. J. I. Nor ris, J. Frank Franey, M.. D. McNeil, D. Slailey DTeyIuS anu V. D. AleXaH- der, former Pine Bluffian now in business at Shaw, Miss.
 Guests were: H. M. Rogers, Little Rock; Geo. w. McDade, Joliet, Ill.,; Frank Fogle, Chicago, Ill.,; J. A. Rut- ledge, Fort Smith; V. B. Alexander, Shaw, Miss; Dr. John H. Moore, W. c. Stovall, F. c. Vathey, and John Me Intyre, all of Pine Bluff
 Jules T. Borresen, vice president, acted as chirman in the absence of w. T. Woodbridge, president, who was out of the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-01
'souRl PACIFIC WRECK.

|iS;Ss.a s, Aug. a q sl. Four persons fSe Srs. safee 2 1. seFicusly tcda ,, tSeaahi tSSsashine Special, Mitvouri' ln Artn passenger xraip ;siiss ssonio, Texas te St. fIcuis'
 s.ass assr Poplar Bluf re,:|
 w of hsrs 1, asesS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-01

and leases of public lands during Au- gust brought $439,290, according to reports to the state treasury. Of this amount $139,832 was credited to the available school fund, and S117,579 to the permanent school fund. The balance went to various other funds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-01
SOLDIER INJURED.

|ns nock, Ark, Aug. s1.-While 6er aa army army revolver Sgt. John |art;,,as nsadquarters troop, 18th e sly, wasa accidentally discharg- |tb;,a ;apon' resulting in the loss |ec;da.. 1'nger on his left hand.
 'A' occurred a week ago to-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-01

Do you want to buy quality gro- ceries? Trade at Shackleford's gro~ ccry. That is the only kind we keep. PIP Walnut, phone 1475. 8-21-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-01
SPORTS
 !
Continued from Page ?

nd for Alexander in eighth. |battea loi O2O 900 0O1-3 |adelphia 900 900 OO0-O |agu % hit: Fletcher, Lebourveau
 e-pas aau Stolen base. Rawlings. '.1e ue play: R. Miller to Paulet5e; ple .a p o,Farrell. Base on balls:
 s,."dows. ~ 4; Alexander 2: Struck
 Meau n A,exander, 8; Meadow l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-01

PANDORA IN FLIGHT. Mexico City, Aug. 31.-Pedro Zam-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-01

American Association anspolis IS, Columbus 0-4. ,sVllle 5-5, Toledo 2O-2. raul lS-5,Milwaukee 5-4. , A'apolis 4-s, Kansas City, 1892
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-01

PUBLIC LAND SALE LARGE. Austin, Texas, Aug. 31.-Sales
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-01
Texas Leapue

Eas' 5, Shreveport g. ls;4 smons S-3, Houston o-1.
 a,,a aa. falls 3, Fort Worth 2.
 antonio 3, Galveston 2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-01

Chesferfelds are ootAinable at ieAain9 cigar stands in New York, Chicago and other principal cities of the United States in packages of 20 pro- tecfed by special nsoisture proof wrapper. Also in round AIR. TIGHT tins of 50,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15
FINANCIAL.
~ sI>rs4 OrroitrI MITES

HtAkE TuEATLW webb city, Mo, for
lease starting sept lot, capacity nearly
sOos stage and theator equipment hoih
flt pictures and combinations. lease must
be- c1pcrlcucod and responsible picture
mnntArr Shattuck Investment co.. NVs
Victor iNdr ksurna CITY No
MOVIE TuEATER FuU SALE Loo tt"d
In ufat class city ut 1000 In oklahoma
lead aud rinr field. doiuE Eooi husiuoHH
brick building 200 yhairs, large stage
pianos wuvhnrH. both alternating "hu
direct ,ufreut fNt puWvr slant floor; nice
Iuub,. ,rIttlin Hiun. house in good con.
ditiuu. % bargain u taken ut once owner
sf lease has too man, uthrr business proc
positions fo took uttcr Address August
Ma,,rhuff Commerce. OKLA
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TYPING DONE PROMPTLY
and accurately
also multiEraphinE. addressing, foldlng
and mailing
OHHEu $3.50
Ault B'dg,

WANTED White woman for homework
In family Of threS, must be good cook
will pay first class wages " you can t|l
OaaEa AaRl
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OWN your own OIL lease In Texas relda,
great opportunity, easy payments. guar
nntscd money back In 40 days Texas on
Lease CO. clinton Mo. 30
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STEPHENS COUNTY Gusunn

The Evans we'll making : 900 barrels opens
big territory 10 stephens County, Okla,
BRILThNG PWDPpSITION LARGE ACRE
AGE IN LINE AND NEAR EVANS WELL
REST PLAY IN THE STATE. ACT
ADDRESS ssI-E CARE WORLD
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l-nKEssMNNING. .MILIINERY

NAI.IS-smart gowns and hlouses, sos
Denver Phone Usage 1929
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RAISE THE WAGES or
NNIK nNILANS--

Nave exceptionally good proposition
fof tho small Investors iu sumH " tilO
to- SOS ON either cash ur liberal partial
pay plan. wherein .Ovr money iH nm
ulY secured ana the cash yiold around
lt pcr cent pins u uost accumulation
a,ttulug To- Nuur credit iu the surplua
fund N your money iH Idle OF not
earning what 10 should phone mc. I viii
gladly tell you bow YOU can raise tho
vases of your dollars
e. " ELLtOTT
Phone cedar lgo6. 2lI " Eleventh
Pbpt tALt...pnN our In town ~ 900,
population. tables cheap rent. clcpr
iur ~ 600 month Price tb 900 REID In
yrstmcnt TO, 2i6 Lynch uldg. rhou,
bsago NthN
CIGAR SrpRH- one ~ tho best In Tulsa
good location priced riHht neid In
vostment co, 2lt Lynch UldE rhon'
t4agc StaN
GNOCEKN store FOR sale and living rooml
tu rcnt. fur .,ther Information cal
Usage a2Il
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DON'T INVEST In oil until you receive
our literature, We have sure thing
and a possibility you are certain TO gst
back 200 per cent and you may act s O0a
per cent We have production and lsnN
with oil uccpiuR to surface Eet parN
National Rank BldE.. Houston. TeNaa
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LIVE WIRE omployement service en-
ployments experts. $50 Quincy BldH
Denver, Colo. lot us do your woTryins
no charges write or wirc
JOiN THE ARMY-Recruiting officers at
Oklahoma city, Tulsa, Muskogee,
ChickaEha, Ardmoro and Enid.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE 80
10 YOUNG WOMEN
Can secure good positions, by seeing me
before August 18Th; you must have Ht
least grammar school education, and
ambition to make good.
This is splendid opportunity for young
women wishing a permanent position, pro
motion dependent entirely upon your
ability and merit. TO clerical and super
visory positions.
H. Paul Supervisor Of Employment, room
POS Calumet Bldg. phone Usage 1000.
office hours 3 a. m 20 3. m. SundayH
a. m TO ~ m and to y. m S. ".
Bell Telephone Co
Will give girl sleeping qusrters Tor small
amount of work. eis n cheyenne.
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STATE MAHAGEns WASTED.

STATE MANAGERs WANTED.
New aCCtylrnP generators
MADE IN TULSA.
Investment required, bank references
local aalsamon made $500 last week Men
with tars wanted. Strirtest Investigation
invited fuzzy guaranteed and 100 per
cent efficient, Usage 739.
AbVERTIEE rs wofdr tu 100 mouthilos,
50. 100 weckIios, 50, 20 bir dsilies 81 10.
Cope Agency, 81 Louis. 80.
1lag PER MOETH DsHy. nothing 10 buy
or sell. enclose stamp Tor reply. Iustar
Drug 60. tustnr. ohio.
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T. 70. HOUSTON y
tOS Security bldg.
MoNnY no LoAN-cnArrrLs u

HOTELS AND ROOMING houses NJ All
kinds all the time Allison Realty 3i2t
focullty MIG Phone osafe t1ii rs
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SALESLADIES
w A N T + ID

We require the services Of exper-
fenced Balesladies for our ready-tO-
wear and millinery departments.
good salary and steady position.
Apply to The Advance Shop, 3 W.
Third.
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to government survey. McWoods on coyry
drilling In y. corner OF n. ". quarter
~ section 2s-a south, 10 west; also In tho
southwest corner ~ the mort heast quarter j
Of section qi-sH-io w II interested 4
communicate with me at Temple Okla,
Louis Huuvtlt fN
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FOR LEAsE---so acres In block ;, n \ ~ al
Hy Co survey o. Eaatland county =.
Texas land about miles north ~ IN 70
burn woila and one fourth mile west of 4
town " Homney. Texaa Address 2206, 2
Harrison Ave. fort worth. TeSsA
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BUSINESS SERVICE
rAINrING ANp DECORATING
MONING AN srORA0E

STORAGE moving packing oil field trucks
get our prices Nichols Transfer and
Storage co.
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BANKERS Investors and oil mon acreage
10 exchange FOR drilling we'll. absolutely
un atructur. oil actually sepptnH out Of
tho ground, gcoloEicAliy approved bona
fldc proposition. Investigation invited
r HuN pa MuskoFce. Okla
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n you have not settled the question of
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WANTED partner. lady Or gentleman with
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FOR SALE C'can stock Of groceries. IN
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W a RayEor, Phone Usage 7ft2. Trustee.
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FINANCIAL
N sIsrss OPPORrVNITIEs

III w ~ Hi.'H " ", ',N, - '''
MEAT MARKET, stock ~ groceries tgr
sale. fixtures and stock about f25o
doing IAbUO cash business month now
will take invoice price. owner going into
auto tiro and pCoosaory business, must sell
In usrt few days Cedar 1895. Tor in
fDTfuaflOr
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Denver Phone Usage 1879
CTTiTREENS wearing apparel ready
made and made to order: prices reason
ablo az tho pardanelle haby shop eVo "
Fastor. phone osage tos4 s4.-.
T7T-NTC aud fancy drcszmaking Of al
kinds, reasonable prceH osage BIZ J.
HELEN CHAUVIN, smart gowns for all
ocraHlouH. open evenings, hemsttehing
200 ~ THIRD Osage l1l.-
.MSTITCHlNG and picoting extra wide
or medium width. Linens. curtains ana
draperies speciality. We have the only
msShins In the city that does the extra
vide work Mrs. NJ p Pollard, ilo2 n.
Main. Phone ossge sl7. .-.----
PLAIN sewing wanted az 800 $. lansing;
work neatly done, prices reasonable
Usage 2tJ2. - --------------
WANTED plain and fancy sewing at as
n EIFin ave, work neatly done AZ a
reasonable price.
MISS -UI-RD has moved her hemattching
ana dressmaklng shop TO ll6h 5. Main
MISS UURD does your hemstitohing white
you wait ll6}a S. Main Phone Usage
tgs2.