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Camden Five Plays
 Here Twice Today

Arrangements arc complete fol the basket ball game this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock and again tonight at 8 o'clock between Pine Bluff High school and Camden at Central high school gym. Some changes in the local lineup will be made, but the men are showing fine form, and were given working out yester- day by Coach Barrow. Merrill
 left forward, will be back in the game.
 The girls will play the girls alu. minal team tonight, preceding the regular game.
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Chicago Teachers
 Seek More Money

Chicago, Jan. 29.--The Chicago teachers federation today began a campaign for ''hcalth, decency and eff;c,ency" wages for elementary teachers by delegating to it's board of manager authority which would make possible the callink of a strike to enforce the federation's demands The action followed the decision of the board of education to fix the maximum salafy of grade teachers at $2.0oO a year.
 The teachers insist the minimum salary should be $1,2O0 with maxi mum of S2,500 reached after nine years service.
 Approximately 5000 met and ap- proved the program.
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Labor to Study
 Affairs in Russia

Paris, Wednesday, Jan. 2S.--Pro- posals that a commission of em- ployers and employees be appointed to study working conditions in East cru European countries, particular ly Russia, were made at today's ses- sion of the international labor con ference. but there was no decision Dangei from political aspects of the situation were pointed out and i, was finally considered to have the conference bureau plan and consult the league of nations officials re- garding it.
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Finds Location of
 'Stilp Factory

New York, Jan. 29.-The wide spread distribution of "kitchen stills" with which many New York CTS are reported to be making moon shine beverages at home has been traced to Binghamton, federal pro hibition agents declared here tonight. They said the stills, which are crude ly made of tin pans. were delivered by parcel post.
 The lS0 federal agents who are now engaged in searching the city for intoxicating beverages, seized three more of the home made moon shine plants today. One of them was in full operation on kitchen gas stove.
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ACCIDENT AT MINE.

Marianna, Penna, Jan. 29.-Panic prevailed in the mine of the Union Coal and Coke company here late last night when the fan suddenly ceased to operate and in the rush for the airshaft one miner was hurt. Smoke, which curled out of the mine, caused the widespread report today that the workings were on fire and 10 mon had been trapped.
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U. s. Flier Killed
 in Guantanamo Bay

On Board U. s. s. Pennsylvania, Jan. 29.-Lieut. Bernard Vanderbilt Eekhout was fatally injured yestcr- day while flying over the naval avia- tion station at Guantanamo bay. His plane, a single scatter Nieuport, was wrecked. He was alive when taken from .hc wreekaGc and rushed to the hospital ship, Solacc, where he died.
 Admiral Henry B. Wilson, com manding the Atlantic fleet. witness cd the accident.
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Miller's Antiseptic Oil, Known as
 SNAKE OIL
Positively Relieves Pain in Few
 Minutes,

Positively Relieves Pain in Few
 Minutes.
 Try it right now for Rheuma- tism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, sore, stiff and swollen joints, pain in the head, back and limbs, corns, bunions, etc. After one applica tion pain usually disappears as if by magic.
 A new remedy used internally and externally for coughs, colds, croup, influenza, sore throat, diph- theria and tonsilitis.
 This Oil is conceded to be the most penetrating remedy known, It's prompt and immediate effect in relieving pain is due to the fact that it penetrates to the affected parts at once. As an illustration. pour ten drops on the thickest piece of sole leather and it will penetrate this substance through and through in three minutes.
 Accept no substitute. This great oil is golden red color only. Get it at Central Pharmacy. Adv.
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MINISTER'S MEET.

Greensboro, N. C., Jan. 29.-More than 100 ministers of the First Chrls- tian church from various southern states were here today for two-day conference to plan forward move ment" to be conducted by the de- nomination.
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TO SIGN PEACE PACT.

Copenhagen, Jan. 29.-A peace treaty between Esthonia and soviet Russia will he signed today, accord ing to Reval dispatch to the Poli- tiken The Berlingske Tidende's Hell singfors correspondent says the signing of peace between Letvia and soviet Russia is expected in a few days
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SOX RELEASE TWO.

Chicago, Jan. 29.-The Chicago White Sox today released two play CTS, Pitcher Frank Shellenback be- ing turned over to Oakland of the Pacific coast league, and Catcher Eddie Stumpf to Des Moines of the Western league.
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CHAMBER MEETING.

The trustees of the Chamber of Commerce meet today at noon at the Hotel Pines. The meeting will start promptly at 12 o'clock and all tho trustees are asked to be present on time. Among important matters to be discussed will be the taking over of the traffic bureau by the cham bef.
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TO CHOOSE KING.

Budapest, Jan. 29. Hungary will besa monarchy and the new king Will hes chosen immediately after the na- t;nnal assembly convenes. said premier Huszar speaking at wo- nser : gathering yesterday
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If you are desirous of spending an
 evening very pleasantly and like tasty refreshments come to the Al phabet party eat the home of Mrs. E. w. Freeman, Tuesday night, Febrn- ary 3. Admission Pc for each let ter in your name. Fri-Sun-Iues
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BETHLEHEM EARNINGS.

New York, Jan. 2s. "A preliminary preport of the operations of the nS.n'ehem in,a Steel corporation for asis, issued today shows total net easa'ngs of s37,44l,2ls, as compared
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-30

Chairman Payne declared today, and the necessity for further considera- tion of the proposals received prob ably will delay any action until Monday t-,'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-30

of 1,925,223 barrels, according to ad- vices received here late today by AL berto Sandoval, acting consul gener- al for Mexico.
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NO BIDS FOR SHIPS.

Washington, Jan. 29.-No bids for the 30 former German passenger lin- CTS offered for sale by the shipping board have as yet been accepted,
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nomination

Wouldst avoid colds, grip and ln' fluenza? Then take pr. Brunson Famous Prescription. l-24-t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-30

Dr. Brunson's Famous Prescrin. ton was originally prescribed to overcome ailments peculiar to people of thls section, and is especially val Gable at this time. Manufac factured by Relnberger & Collier, Pine Bluff
 1-24-tf
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ao5 OIL WELLS ACTIVE.

Fl Paso, Tex. Jan. %. Three hun dred and five wells are turning ou, petroleum in Mexico at daily rate
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-30

with s57, ,1ss,7s9 in 1918. Tn come was $15.s56,seo as x. with $15,sa0,sso, during t'6t year. The net incom a profit of 5.45 per ce- ume of business trans
 Ids, A
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RAILWAY TRAFFIC
HAS BEEN SUSPENDED

(By Associated PressD
BRUSSELS. Dec l0.-The news
paper, LIE Peuple announces that
railroad traffic has been suspended
in both directions between Belgium
and Germany since yesterday after
noon. There has been talk of a
German coup d'etat The Belgian
ministry of foreign affairs, however,
states there has been no contirma-
ton Of this rumor
In well informed circles it was
stated that the suspension Of traf-
fc mentioned by the newspapers
applied only to parcels traffic with
Germany. Belgian rumors OF a
German coup d'etat are unsupported
by adyices from any other quarter
and lacking these. and in view oi
the Belgian foreign ministry's de-
NAL Of knowledge Of any such oc-
currence. the reports are received
with reserve. The recent reports
have not revealed any exceptionally
disturbed industrial situation,
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MARTIAL Law
FOR ireland
SAYS GEORGE

my IfeAAl
LONDON, Dec. 10 Martial law
is to be applied in certain areas Of
Ireland, Premier Lloyd George an
nounced in the house Of commons
today The government has decided
to give safe conducts to Sim Fein
members Of the house Of commons
so that they may meet with the
government to discuss the Irish
question the premier said
Under martial law, said the pre-
mier, a proclamation will be issued
demanding that all arms and uni
forms be surrendered within the
prescribed areas by a certain date
After that date all unauthorized
persons found possessing arms will
be tried as rebels and will be liza
BILE to the death penalty on convc-
ton by military court
Safe conducts will not be granted,
the premier said, to those members
who have been involved in the com
mission OF serious crimes
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IS
SHIPPING ORE

Pete Wyneken, who is operating
in the Bellehelen district, was Wis.
itor to Tonopah this week, and IS
very optimistic over the future Of
the Bellehelen mines. Mr.. Wyreken
is associated with Harry Powell and
is leasing on the Powell property
\ shaft was sunk to a depth of Is
feet on vein matter and a drift run
on the ledge, from which an excel
lent grade Of ore is being extracted.
Assays give returns from 1929 to
$3.50 per ton A shipment due to
arrive today at the MacNamara mill
will be the first shipped from the
mine for some time and Mr. Wyne-
ken states that regular shipments
will be sent in from now on.
Several properties are now being
developed in the district, and Mr
Wyneken states that it is only a
matter Of time until Bellehelen will
be in the limellght as steady pro-
ducing camp
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0VerpOWer Sheriff and Take
Prisoners From Their Cells
ALL HUNG FROM THE SANE TREE


; to burn the locks off the cell doors
Fifteen or more automobiles, with
the license plates removed, advanced
on the county JaI shortly after mid
night The occupants alighted after
lining up the machines two abreast
\ Gordon Of guards was thrown
around the Jail and persons who
came near were warned away, while
a dozen masked men entered the
Jail The sheriff, four deputies and
two visitors were covered with pis-
tolls. the keys to the cells We're TAX
en- from the sheriff while the officers
were kept under the guns The
prisoners were taken from their
cells, and Boyd was found lying in
a downstairs cell, wounded from a
bullet fired by Jackson last Sunday.
The men were rushed into waiting
automobiles, and the leader OF the
mob ordered Get ready" The en-
gines were started and moved toward
the cemetery 4 tree had been Sc
lected. over one limb OF which hung
three ropes. each with a hangman's
moose Boyd made no comment.
Fits struggled when taken from
the automobile The men wore only
union suits The men were pulled
up simultaneously, their arms and
feet tied. Twenty feet away was
Santa Rosa's monument to her war
heroes. All was over in half hour
and the mob moved away and dis
persed
Dorothy Qunian, who was present
at the time of the shooting last
Sunday and who was held in jail
here as a witness, slept quietly this
morning while her companions were
being HANGED She knew nothing OF
the entire affair until a reporter
awoke her an hour or so afterwards,
They got no more than their
Just deserts" she said, when told OF
the lynching She declared she had
fallen into their hands" because
they had shown her something OF
life" and continued that she blamed
Valento for her presen: plight.
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RAST BROTHERS ARE
SHIPPING OCHRE

The Rast brothers, owners of the
big ochre deposit below the Lister
ranch, last week made another ship
ment of three cars of the material
to San Francisco. This is the third
shipment they have made since they
discovered it's value last spring and
returned to the property to work it.
They have an enormous quantity OF
the mineral. but it will require CAPT
tai to fix up so as to handle it eco
nomically. and as they are miners
with their hands for capital they
have thus far been unable to get it
opened up on a large scale and their
output is limited -Reveille
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STOCK MARKET IS
VERY DEPRESSING

The mining market continued dull
today. Tonopah Divide weakened off
to sales at lis Other Divides also
felt the depression. BrOugher sold
at II, Gold Zone at 20 and Alto at 4.
In the Tonopahs, Rescue Eula sold
weaker at %, and Belmont sold at
1871.
Goldfelds were quiet, with Spear
head at 4 and Silver Pick at 5.
Miscellaneous stocks received lit
tie attention Simon Lead sold at
rs, Holly at $50 and Broken Hills
was steady at 10.
Consolidated Virginia was offered
at $50
The industrial market was weak
with money rates normal Total
sales for the day, 172,S0O shares.
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MEN NOT ALLOWED
TO TALK AT SESSIONS

WINNEMUCCA, New, Dec 10. -
Men will not be allowed to talk at
sessions of the Womens Civic club
being organized in WinnemuCca, al
though admitted as honorary mem
bers Such is the edict of the pro-
motcrs Of the organization.
Mrs. H. H. Gilman has been chos-
en- temporary chairman, and Mrs. L.
G. Campbell temporary secretary
Several prominent citizens, under
stood to be desired for membership,
have refused to comment on the
rule of silence imposed by the fair
ones.
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AMERICAN LEGION
OFFICER SPEAKS

\ meeting Of the American Le-
gion and WOmens Auxiliary of To
nopah will be held in conjunction
with the ladies charity benefit at
Eagles hall Monday evening, De
cember 13. On this occasion Field
Secretary Robert A. La RouI OF
the national division of the Ameri-
can Legion will address the people
OF TOnopah. Mr. La ROux is con-
sidered one of the best speakers
connected with the Legion, and it is
urged that all attend who possibly
can spare the time
On the same date and in cOnjunC-
ton with the Legion meeting, the
ladies of Tonopah will hold a char
ity ball and card party The pro-
ceeds of this entertainment will go
toward helping the needy of this
district
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RECORD OF 98 WHALES
MADE BY SCHOONER

VANCOUVER, B. c., Dec l0.-The
whaling record for the North Pa
cifc for the 1920 season has been
captured by the steam schooner
Blue. She took and killed 9S whales
during the season The whaler Grant
took second honors with S4 catches.
The season is now closed, with the
exception of the Gray, which is be
leyed to be picking up an odd whale
or two off the west coast of Van
couvrr island All this week she ha'
been reporting by wireless from a
point off KyuQuot. and it is believed
she has made a good catch there
and is delaying going to port to tie
up for the season.
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PIONEER DEAD
FROM PNEUMONIA

Eye Smith, who for the past two
years has been employed at the
Desert club, passed away at the
Mine Operators hospital this morn
ing at s o'clock of pneumonia The
deceased had been a resident OF
southern Nevada for the last Is
years, most Of which time he spent
in Goldfeld MIR Smith was 45
years Of age
It is said he has several relatives
in the east. The authorities are to
day trying to locate them and fu
neral arrangements will not be made
until they are heard from. The re
mains are at the parlors OF Woua-
colt Il Cavanaugh.
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Only 5 Dry Spots in
Scotland Since Vote

the well OF whiskey" To this, wet
supporters retorted with a placards
inscribed, 20 death, where is thy
sting"
In Glasgow, "a wards voted mo
change" nine for limitation and four
for abolition OF saloon licenses. As
result, Glasgows 1904 saloons will
be reduced by 90 and there was
much drinking Of health to william
F. "Pussyfoot" Johnson, the Ameri-
can campaiguer. with empty glasses
turned down
We are not disheartened said
Colonel Kyle. who led the prohibi-
ZIONIST attack. ut Is good work to
have abolished 80 saloon licenses IN
Glasgow. and when We attack again
70 will be different
The people most perturbed are the
church leaders 10 the light ot the
results they are askius 70 the
churches have the Influence 10 ma
tloual mo- which they usually claim
u viii be three years before an
other poll can De taken Although
Glasgow. where the battle RACED
most aorcely. remains vet prohibit
tioasts derive encouragement from
tbr large number % individual votes
.n that cts ou their side. lt2atl a.
against issseo foF euo change an
ne taudan Evealug News iudge'
tAai sent tine these aEures mAl
sAAage p1ae@
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ANNUAL MEETING OF
ARROWHEAD CONS

The regular annual meeting Of
the Arrowhead Consolidated Mining
company was held in Tonopah, the
principal place Of business, on Wed
nesday, and the following officers
and directors for the ensuing year
were e'ected President and treas
urer, J. H. Goodman; vice president,
Al McCloy; secretary, Henry J.
Seitz; directors, Al Thackery and
Peter J SOmers
It is the intention OF the company
to continue development work on
its property, as Indications point to
the Consolidated being one of the
coming producers Of the district
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my AsaocaHAth iEtsH
EDINBURGH, Dec lO,-Scotand
has at least five dry spots Kilsyth.
sauQuhar Kirkintilloch. Auchterar
der and Ruthcrglon, as the result of
the local veto" liquor poll taken
this month under the temperanc"
act
Two towns. Newport and Lang
holm. voted for limitation in the
saloon traffic and the 81 other Scot
tish localities voted for no change
Everywhere the polling cause
great Secitement and there was q
lively poster campaign Rober.
Burns dlcmm. Freedom and whls
key gang thegether" was the slo
gan of the anti.prohIhitlonist forces
10 Aberdeen dry placards ap
peared bearinE the words Hell 81
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GOVERNOR STEPHENS
DEGREES LYNCHING
NV Associated IreasD

ny Associated Press
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Dec. TO-
Mob rule and defiance of the
law which resulted in the lynch
inos at Santa Rosa were bitter
ly condemned and decried in a
statement issued by Governor
Stephens today. The governor
declares the example set by the
citizens who participated in the
Iynchin9 "undermines respect
for the law and weakens its ad
mlnistration." He declares it to
be the duty of the sonoma eoun-
ty authorities to deal with the
members Of the Iynchina band
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IMMIGRATION
DEBATE IS ON


WASHINGTON, D. G. Dec. 10
Charges that foreiEn governments
are financing a movement of radi-
Gals from several countries in Eu-
rope to the United States, was made
today by Representative Knutson.
Republican, OF Minnesota, who open
ed the debate on the Johnson bill,
placing a two year restriction on
immigration.
Spain is a seething mass of an
archy," Knutson declared. Its gov
ernment is dumping 1t on the United
States. We have now more than
we know what to do with We ought
to deport them"
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DUTIES PROPOSED ON
WHEAT AND PRODUCTS

WASHINGTON D. g. pge &c.
Representative summers Nash.ns
taa. introduced a BIN pFuFas.Hs da.
uas % sE eeats q husbel aa wheat
uls tarrel % tsg rauHb on
shsat aauf ami ga ether ~hsat
prsaas,s q slraisht a pee seat -
valrsu rsts
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L TAKE MEN
FROM JAIL
Who CALL
FOR MERCY
Dorothy Quinlan, Companion OF
the Three Says, "They Got
No More Than Their Just Des-
erts." and That They Had
Shown Her Something OF
Life"
~ Associated PressD

SANTA ROSA, CAL, Dec. 1o.-
The Old Testament vengeance,
"A life for life" was eXaeted
Of George Boyd Terence Fits
and Charles Valento by a mob
here today, The mob, consist.
ing Of from so 10 100 men, all
armed and masked in black, en-.
tered the Sonoma county jail at
1880 a. M, oVerpowered Sheriff
John 6oyes and deputies, took
the three men 10 a cemetery and
hanged them from the same limb
OF an oak tree.
Ha1 the three lived, they
would have faced the courts be
fore noon today on the charge
OF numbering Sheriff John A.
Petray of sonoma county and
Detectives Miles Jackson and
Lester Oorman, OF San Francis
co, the officers who were shot
down by Boyd, he had confessed,
when they attempted to arrest
the three men here Sunday as
members Of the San Francisco
gang which recently had attack.
ed a score or more Of young
women.
There was no confusion, no hui
ry no opposition to the mob. A
hal been carefully prearranged, eve
to the acetylene torches with whiC
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DELEGATES ARGUE
AT CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Dec. 10
The alignment of the delegates OF
France and Japan against those Of
Great Britain, Italy and the United
States. at the International com
munications conference, which is in
session here, for an allotment Of
the seized German cables, has
brought about an impasse which is
again threatening to dissolve the
conference, according to officials OF
the conference.
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HARDING BEGINS
PLANS FOR NEW
LEAGUE NATIONS
ny Associated Pressb

ny Associated PresRj
MARION, Ohio, Dec. TO-
President elect Harding began a
conference here on a plan for
an association of nations, by a
long talk with Charles Evans
Hughes, Republican presidential
nominee four years ago. Ameri-
can relations with Europe were
discussed in detail.
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FORD IS MISSING;
GRAVE CHARGE FILED


lBy Associated PreSS
NEW YORK, Dec. 10 Represen-
tatlves OF the federal district at
torney's office have started a nation
wide search for Henry Ford, the De
troit automobile manufacturer, who
is wanted as a government witness
in the trial OF Edward \. Rumely
who is charged with concealing the
alleged German ownership of the
New York Evening Mail during par'
OF the war
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LAST MINUTE NEWS
MAY DRY UP THE OCEAN

WASHINGTON, Dec. lO-ExtensiOn Of prohibition Ell
iOrcement to the Philippine Islands is proposed in an
amendment to the VOlsead Law introduced BY Represent
alive Randall, prOhbitiOnist, OF California
Representative Randall said he found Manila to be
the wettest SPOT on the globe when he visited the city
last summer
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rsopor eosTsAeroRs


IHF AesaIIafHH FF7sFE
NgW YURk peg. 10 -fweutF
as.s members al ths Cug stsaa Goa
trsssars association Serv indleiesi
tsiay ia saaasstlan 9Th The nVes
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IMMIGRATION SILL AMENDED

WASHINGTON. Dec. lO--An amendment to the John'
son immigration Bill, limiting the embargo on Immigration
TO one year instead Of wo vas adopted By the house
NJ 10 IS The amendmeni VAS offered BY Mann Repue'
hean iron Illinois
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sOMB THROWN IN SENATE

LONDON Dec. lO-A bomb was thrown among inc
members OF the Rumanan senate Thursday W. ureeanau
member OF the ministry and Bishop Radu we're N''eu
says a central news dispatch from Bucharest
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THE WEATHER

Tonight and Saturday
Rain or snow