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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-05

men and Americans have been COM
pletely driven out.
Tho recent capture OF the bandits
near Vera Cruz means peace there.
and l understand also that govern
ment troops have taken Gen. Mar
cello csraveo. another rebel leader"
he said,
Bonillas, should he decide to be .
candidate for president, Will have to
make his decision this month. This
means that II he 10 to be a candidate.
he will have TO resign April I,
During the ambassadors absence
from the United States. Salvador
Diego Fernandez. minister plenipo-
tentiary, will act as charge d'affaiTes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-05
3 KILLED, one DYING
IN STEEL PLANT BLAST

FARRELL. Pa, March s.--Three
workmen were killed and a fourth 10
dying as the result OF an explosion
In a hot blast stove at the Carnegie
steel Company plant here early today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-05
VIENNA RAVACED BY
SCOURCE OF BRAIN
INFLUENZA

LONDON, Mar. 5.-A terrible
new scourge, called brain in
fluenxs," IL now ravaxing vi.
enns. said q news agency dis
patch from that city today.
The disease Is accom- panied by
commissions and Authorizations.
and the victims die In horrible
delirium.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-05
Yellow Mustard
For Rheumat ism

A good hot mustard plaster or pou''
49,, L. nretty sure to overcome most
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-05

rheumatic pains
and even sciatica
and govt but it's
a mussy affair
a n d generally
blistcrs. Q
Heat is ALSO
lutely necessary
il you want per- !
manent r e | l ef Y
q G & Us Musta'
rine, made OF true
Fellow mustard with
pain relieving in
gradients added Is
lust as hot, is cheap
err. cleaner and more
affective than the
old fashioned poul,
tice or plaster and
cannOt blister.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-05

Besides rheumatlc ph,I.s anu swell
lngs Bcgy's Mustarinc is speedily eff
fective Tor lumbago.. backache, neu-
ritis. pleurisy. bronchitis. sore
throat, chest colds, and all aches and
pains because heat eases pain-3O and
go cents ut druggists or by mail, S.
& Wells g. Co, Leroy. N. Y.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-05

Clip ysur Liberty Bond eoopeas sss
exchange then for w. .. B.. theresy
aiding yourself and yo1P country.
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RECIPE TO CLEAR
 PIMPLY SKIN
Pimples Are Impurities Seeking an Outlet Thru Skin
 Pores.

Pinules. sores and boils usaally suit from toxins, poisons and impuri- ties. which are generated in the bow els ans then absorbed into the blood thru the very duets which should ab- soro only nourishment to sustain the body
 U is the function of the kidneys to filter impurities from the blood and cast them out in the form Of urine. but in many instances the bowels create more toxins and impurities than the kidneys can eliminate. then the Llood uses the skin pores a. the next best means of getting rid of these impurities which o'srn 6resk o'.t all ever tho skin in rne form If pir,p- es
 1i~ surest way to clear the .f;n If thes, elIDticns. says a noted '.J'hci- ity, is to get from any rharmacv about four ounces of lad Salts and take a tablespoonful in a glass of not water each morning before breakfast for one week. This will prevert the formation of toxins in the bowels. It also stimulates the kidneys 10 nor nal activity thus coaxing then to filter the blood of impurities and clearinr the skin of pimples-
 Ja. Salts is inexnensiva. harmless and is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia. Here von have a pleassnt- effervescent drink which usually makes pimples disappear: cleanses the blood and is excellent for the kidneys as we'll. Adv.
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G0Ng SAGE TEA
 INTO GRAY HAIR
Darkens Beautifully and Restores Its Natural Color and Lustre at
 Once

Common garden sage brewed into 2 heavy tea. with sulphur and aleo- hol added, will turn gray. streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and luxuriant Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe a. home. though, is troublesome. An easier way Is to get the ready-to-ase preparation improved by the addition Of other ingredients 2 large bottle. at little cost, at drug stores. known as "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Con- pound.T thus avoiding lot Of muss. While gray. faded hair is not sim ful, we all desire to retain our youthful appearance and attractive ness By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com pound. TO one can tell, because II does 1t so naturally, so evenly. You just dampen g sponge or soft brush with 1t and draw this through your hair. taking one small strand at 9 time; by morning all gray hairs have disappeared After another applica- tion CT two your hair becomes beau tifully dark, glossy, soft and luxur- iant and you appear years younger.
 Adv.
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nation might create conditions worse than imitation itself.
 ~Denation merely. for the sake Of defation and speedy return ta normal derat5on merely for tho sake Of restoring security values and commodity prices 10 their pre-Ear levels without regard for other con sequences would be an inSensa.e preceding in the existing posture of world affairs. the report said
 "It must never be forgotten that productive industry 5s profoundly sf- fected by credit conditions. Modern business iz done on credit One of it's life-giTng principles E credit. The ultimate test of 2 credit system must oe found Tn what il does 70 promote and increaze the production Of goods True in general. the truth Of this observation deserTes 10 be par-5eulerlv fmpha- sized in the present deraneed state Of world industry and trade when production is the erying need Of the hour everywhere
 Discount Rates.
 In explanation Of its increase n discount rates. the board said that this had been the traditional method Of credi. control. its use however. presupposes normal conditions and these. + was pointed ou-. do not exist al this time
 The granting of extensive credits to foreign trade and the resultant keen competition in DIT own markets with the foreign buyer was eharged by the board as being -one Of the potent causes of high prices" T. was shown that the demand for comnodi- ties from domestic as well as for eign sources was 90 far in excess of the supply that the increased cost Of eredi. can be and is absorbed in the price Speculation. therefore has not been effectively checked hr advances in interest rates because of the anticinased and usually realized large profiss, according 10 the andy sis The board took occasion to re- state it's opposition 10 the financing of exports which require long term credits through banking operations as distinguished from appeals 10 the securities market Of Americas bal ance of trade for the calendar year Ss.6l7. I'll. .000 approximately g billion was declared to have fallen as credit transactions on the commercial banks. Treasury advances during the year amounted 10 1.T57. .9s9. .000. but this was not regarded as suffi- cient to offset the corresponding measure of expansion neeessitated by the carrying of the credit balance
 All these credit arrangements. II asserted Indirectly reflected back to the federal reserve banks Althoueh none of the paper rendered by the foreign buyers was discountable al reserve banks because of legal re- strictions. commercial banks which have received it were believed to have turned in other obligations for re- discounting which. otherwise would no. have been sent through that channel
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It's Music That Causes sShimmv
 Teachers Claim

Cleveland. O.. Feb. 23-Partieipa- ton of teachers in school manage ment and affiliation Of teachers or ganizations with the American Fed eration of Labor were discussed at tonight's session of the National Council of Education, meeting here in conjunction with the convention Of the National Education associa- ton, which drew approximately 5000 delegates to this city.
 The plea for utilization was made by Charles E. Stillman. president of the American Federation Of Teach CTS. He declared teachers must af- filiate with labor if they want to procure recognition of their just rights
 Dr. George D. strayer of Columbia university opposed utilization, but favored greater participation of class room teachers in school gov ernment and a more solidly united teachers professional organization.
 A variety of subjects embracing solution for the housing situation. the tendency toward suggestive and improper dancing and the difficult ties of self-supporting college girl occupied the attention of the deans of women in state universities.
 ''.To tilting" music and lack of conscientious supervision more than anything else induce the "shimmy" and improper footwork and holding which must be done away with in dancing, the deans believe.
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SENATE PASSES THE RAILROAD BILL:
 UP TO WILSON NOW
tCoa.snued From PsEe T.

fEoz-s11zG ToEz Eeg& A5- length. dealing particularly with the labor sItla-lon-
 The labor provisions, fairly con s-rued- do Zos jzsafE me assaults made .uOo- them Ee said This is no. 2 government oE labor orEllza- lions. l. must not bs perverted il character 90 a 10 become the mean of denying righc or justice Eo any class of law abiding citizens. Threats Of industrial revolution. boasts o1 political rergeance -o be wrecked on csn7enoIb bie towards wlo occasion ally disgrace public office vengeance through the manifest 5lltsnPer cf abor leaders. whe regard themselves as ths 6ictztors of public policF- ulay secure temporary advantages deEri- mental 1o -fe general public interests for 1f1e organizations which they nisreuresene. but in the end the pub, lie will know and understand
 Referring to inc labor board p-o- vlded for in the bill. he said:
 ~It is astonishing that the labor organizations should assume the position that wage demands cannot fzirlr be determined by any tribunal which human wisdom can conceive. or which American st2tesnza nShiF may devise
 He added that @tlais measure be- comes bill of rights for labor and insured the employment of the power Of tke United States. wher1 invoked D safeguard those rights
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Legion Pays Honor
 to Soldier Dead

The Lakeside Methodist church was crowded to it's capacity Sunday afternoon when memorial services were held for Jefferson county sol diers who lost their lives during the war The services were held un- der the auspices of Allen Hearin post No. 32, American Legion, and Rabbi L. J. Rothstein was the chief speaker.
 The program began with a sing ing of "The Star Spangled Banner. after which the Rev. H. B. Trimble, pastor of the church, and chapi.sin of the post. offered prayer. Ebert B. Reynolds. post commander. pre- sided. The opening announcement was made by Adiutant Sam Trimblc Mrs. J. W Smith sang "In Flanders Fields" Adjutant Trimble then call ed the roll of the 5 Jefferson coun- tv men who died during the war Miss Ernestine Norris sang Mar seillaise."
 Rabbi Rothstein addressed his re- marks chiefly to members of the Legion and urged them to fight the spirit of radicalism. Both white and colored ex-seryice men attend ed.
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RHEUMATISM |
 A DREAD D|SE

Rheumatism q djssasa :. be dreaded. ' neglectad' 'A'l or later II xill become es,.. incBrable in nature. wbsr '. 2 sufferer caa nope for is ,s.' relief. Those so afflicted ~. S CT 2 number q -ears and G.; % by inches, enduring all the S <. most intense agony.
 One disadvanage of ,.s,. is the persis-er. charac,s, '| disease, the pain all the t', dergoing constant y,s.sI changes, which breaks dar, '' wears out ones sys.em ass ally unaermires the bess1 sometimes nakas the srts.J cripple for life.
 If you are suffering t,a, masism. gout. lumbago Q, M you can make TO n2istaie ii, Prescription C-2223. beeap., manufacturers have author,sI druggists 10 give you ba,I \ money if two $50 bottles s satisfactorily relieve you Prescription C-2223 cont.i,' morphine, cocaine. chloral. \. TO other dangerous or mi. drugs. You experience no yerience from the treatme,. your money is refunded if ym agree that this prescription best rheumatic and blood tr, on the market.
 While taking Prescriptior use Q liver and bowel regulatu Liver Pills. They do not u or gripe. This is very neeea
 The sooner vou begin tskin scription C-2223. the better. $, your nearest druggist tod,y he will not supply you, one and 9 box Of liver pills will | you on receipt Of s1.75. Writ, 127, 2223 Laboratory. NJ Tenn, for 1920 Almanac. lit and a sample Of liver pills.
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57.728 Bottles of
 Beer Still Are
 to be Had Here

Zion City. H., Feb. 23-An inren- torv just completed by Joseph L Bishop. Police Magistrate here shows that the total number of bottles of Milwaukee beer which remain after the famous beer spilling in this city on November 2lst, Of last year. is 52. 72e. On November 21 it is estimated that the authorities at Zion spilled s5.0o0 bottles of beer which was seiz- ed by the Zion police during the raids of last August, when 39 truck and touring cars laden with Milwaukee beer were captured and the drivers arrested The inventory shows that there still remain al the Zion police station and at a storage warehouse in this city. 554 cases of beer, 3s7 bar rels. 1812 sacks, making total of 47,5S2 twelve ounce bottles, and 5,136 twenty-four ounce bottles. making 9 grand total of 52.72s bottles, or 5,e9T gallons.
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RESERVE BOARD TO ATTEMPT TO CONTROL
 CREDIT SITUATION
Statement by Federal Body on Trade Financial
 Problem

Washington, Feb. 23-Desermina- ton of the federal reserve board to exert the full power of the reser7e banking system in regulating and controlling the credit situation. a course designed ts aid commerce and industry in restoring pre-war ecuili- brium-wss disclosed in the boa I'd < annual report. made public today.
 With this ss its announced peace time policy, the board was preps red to @test the ability Of the system to check expansion and to induce healthy liquidation" The board ex- plsined 1t was aware of the implied power to rectify the condition which ccnfronts the country. This power necessarily followed the authority for the employment of an elastic system of reserve credit and note issue, 1t was added
 Recommendations also were made to congress for amendment of the re- serve act which would permit reserve banks. with approval of the federal reserve board to establish normal 2 restraining influence upon borrow ings- It may operate as well to at tract supplies Of credit from other centers. It is this condition, among others. that was said by the board to make imperative the use of it's power in controlling credit and starting deflation.
 In setting forces to work 10 cheek expansion, the board declared muck depended upon cooperation of busi- ness and the community generally
 There IS however, 10 need for drastic or preeipitzte action the re port continued There need be no apprehension as to our ability to ef-
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Jury List for
 Criminal Term

Members of the second petit jury yenire will report at the courthouse Monday morning. March 15, al which time trial of criminal cases will be begun. The list of names was drawn yesterday by Circuit Clerk Sam C. Esulx
 Those drawn are E. c. Fox, J. H. Means, A V. Mills, J. P. Crawford. J. G. Alexander, F. ". Berry, ". A. Bohnert. C. D. Guest, o. P. Keadle. P. G. May, C. " Pe.tigrew, J c. Hightower, B. T. Vance, J. L. War ren, J. 0. Evatt, H. L. Westbrook, Thos. A. Asheraft. R. G. Chitwood. C. A. Hing. s. Y. T. Knox, N. D. Stewart, E. A. Sheppard, J. H. Me Cain. C. z McClean. Alternates- Ben B. Veil, E. A. Pledger, J. D. Quattlebaum, L. J. Reid. W. H. Ad- ans. F. c. Smart. George Merriek, J. R. Austin.
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feet the transition from wartime to pesce-time condition. Our econo- mic and financial position at the bottom is safe and sound. Extreme must be avoided. fthe processes CT adjusting the volume of credit to 9 normal basis should be effected in an orderly manner, and it's rapidity must be governed entirely by condi- tions and circumstances as they de- velop. Much will depend upon CO., operation Of business. Without such cooperation from the general com munity, progress can be neither rapid nor subnormal."
 Imitation Danger.
 4 plea was made in this connect ion for complete absorption by in ves.ors of outstanding war securi- ties As these pass into the hands of permanent holders and the national debt is reduced by the operation of the sinking fund. there gradually will come 9 proper balance between volume of credit and the volume Of concrete things"
 These are the fundamental econo- mic processes upon which the proper fune.ioning of the federal reserve banks must depend" the report said '-The federal reserve system can do much 70 assist these processes but ii canno. of itself alone compel them Effiescioss action along these lines involves the intelligent and earnest cooperation of business and the e0ru rrrrys-- Cerer<ff-
 While the federal reserve board xiil always be mindful of the inter dependence of credit and industry and the influence exerted On prices by the general volume of credit the board nevertheless cannot assume 10 be an arbiter Of prices -I-s pri- mary duty is the guardian scconmo- dalton for member banks An as eending scale of rates would be pro- Tided in eyent money was borrowed above the maximum line This the board believed, would induce banks to hold their own large borrowers in check and thus work to the end that credit expansion or 9 large scale would be stopped
 Warning was given that the coun- try must erard against too rapid de- 1ation- While the board was in en- tire sympathy with measures 10 over come this evil. k pointed out that that remedies employed to correct in
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MARINES SHOOT WELL.

Washington. Feb. 28-From 9 shoot ing standpoint, the year just passed was the most successful in Marine Corps history. according to advices from Marine Corps headquarters here. Over 87 per cent of the Marines who fired the prescribed range course in 1919 qualified as marksman or better. Owing to the many new conditions brought out by the war, standard course of instruction embodying the most modern methods of small-arms firing is being adopted for future use by the Marine Corps.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-24
ACQUISITION HOMES

Vienna, Feb 23-The Lodging Re qnisition commission has taken over in this city Q total Of 10,z31 apart ments and 7,591 single rooms. The large number of apartments found available is explained by the fact that many members Of the old and rich aristocracy owned several pal aces each and these have been requi- sitioned. One man. Count Wahiis. IS said 10 own seventeen complete pri- vate residences, all of which he used personally.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-24
Imports From U. s.
 to Mexico Larger

Juarez. Mexico. Feb. 23-Imports from the United States into Mexico for the first ten months of 1919 aggre- gated in value $96. .431 ,es1. an increase of 34 per cent o-er the corresponding period of the previous year, accord ing to custom house report. The principal articles imported were shoes. textiles. furs. silks notions, and articles of luxury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-24
TO ACT ON SUFFRAGE.

Oklahoma City. Okla. Feb. 23.- The house joint resolution for the ratification of the Susan B. An thony woman suffrage amendment was introduced in the house of representatives this afternoon by Bert c. Hodges representative from Okmulgee county. who introduced in the house the bill for woman suf- frsee in Oklahoma, passed by the sixth legislature.
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YOU CAN BE TOO c,n' a

Elsie o'Briar ?. F. D yI Ind. writes: -G5e bo,., Honey and Tar 5ro,-s ,, right away | rai;,ap " a colds, eroup and wbon,; clears me passages. Soois I membranes and >-cps t;a1'is s M throat Foley ne Ia.lnsl a genuine Hone. ard Tv.ists Plarn1acv. ''.
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Aid Near East Fund.

Aid Near East Fund.
 Mrs. J. L. Longino's singing of "A Little Bit of Rotary" received great applause. Other numbers which seemed to please were presentation by Capt Will Niehol or Behalf Of the club to several members whose heads are devoid of hirsute adorn- ment Of sand-paper with the sugges- ticn that proper use will prevent caps from slipping off: the singing by the recipients of song by Gordon Freeman. with the author as leader. and numbers by the Rotary quartet, led by NJ. D. McNeii.
 News and other dispatches receiv- ed by F. w Hoyler over a special wire installed by the Western Union manager provoked keen interest and amusement. several of the messages pertaking of the character Of grid iron club" quips, and at members Of the local club.
 Just before "Till We Meet Again" was sung, Mir Holmes related that Judge Sorrells, chairman Of the Near East Relief campaign, had requested aid of Rotarians in the work 10 be- gin tomorrow, and had reported that first subscriptions had come from three Rotarians-two sending cheeks for S10o each and one for $50.
 The meeting opened with invoca- tion by Dr. John H. Moore, pastor Of the First Baptist church, present as a guest. and closed with the na- tional anthem.
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RDSTOV RE-TAhEN.

London. Feb. 23-The recapture from inc bolshevik of Rosrov-on-the- Don by the Russian volunteer army, DeHiks1e forces, Is reported bE the British military mission III South
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CRACKER STAFF RETURNS.

Atlanta. Ga. Feb. 23.-The pitching staff Of the Atlanta baseball team that won the 1919 Southern asocia- t5on pennant after 2 long fight agains- New Orleans and Little RocE, xIIa. be practically intact this season. Charlie Frank. president Of the club, announced tonight
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WHEN THE CRY
OF FIRE

comes from your neighbor's house it is time for you to think hard about what would be your plight if the fire were in your house instead of his. You have been putting of in suring from time to time. Don't put it of any longer or you may find you have put it off too long. Having us insure you today is the only safe way.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-24

Russia today. Ina o;. on February p. -ogs,L.y " Va prisoners and = guns sS
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"Gets-It" Feels It On

The corn begins to lose its grip at once. In a day or two it Is 60 and all. 'twixt thumb and finger That's the last of it, as millions nave found out 1t is the simple. effective and common-sense way to De rid of corns
 "Gets-It." the never-failing, guar. anteed money-back corn remover. costs but a trif1e at any drug store. If-d by E. Lawrence & Co.,, Chicago.
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of A. L. Edmundson. C. E. Philpo. and Jos. ". Clement, recently elect cd and qualified. were not present.
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'N'EVERYTHING Is ON PROGRAM AS ROTARY
 CLUB CELEBRATES

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A few drops of "Gets-It" ouenches corn pains like water quenches fire Gives you immediate relief
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-01

what had learned of the real facts
81 the return OF the British from his
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