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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-17
DRY MACHINERY IS INADEQUATE
 OFFICER CLAIMS
Many of Personnel in Dry Force Are Not ''Straight''
 He Declares
CONSPIRACY TO
 OVERTHROW DRYS''
Antis Announce Name of Con- gressman Whom They Op- pose Because of Attitude
 Toward Prohibition

Washington, Sept. 16.-Declaration was made today by Prohibition Com missioner Kramer that dry law en- forcement machinery is inadequate Coupled with this was the statement by the Ahti-Saloon League that the "Nation is confronted by a gigantic and vicious conspiracy to discredit and ultimately overthrow prohibil tion."
 MT. Kramer in making his declara- tion in an address before the Anti Saloon League conference, added that in numerous communities prohibition cases were being dragged into federal courts at the rate of ten to twenty week. The result he said is Jam med court dockets and delay in the trials.
 Charges in Resolution
 The Anti-Saloon League embodied its conspiracy charges in a resolu- tion which served notice that it would attempt removal of public officials derelict in prohibition enforcement At the same time officials of the League made public a partial list of candidates for congress whom it will seek to defeat because of their po- sition on prohibition.
 Commissioner Kramer frankly told the conference that his agency in ad- dition to being confronted with a shortage of personnel included men who were not Straight"
 While the conference gave Kra- mers' organization vote of confi- dence and . pledge of support, speakers asserted this stand would not "soften' condemnation of offi- cials of whatever rank who did not observe the letter of the law in searching out liquor violators.
 The league in it's campaign for continued dry majority in congress will support Senator Watsons re publican against Thomas Taggert, democratic in the Indiana senatorial contest and Frank B. Willis, republi- can in the Ohio senatorial race. Among the present members of the house selected as the object of att tack, the list showed Representative Porter, Pennsylvania, chairman of the house foreign affairs committee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-17
MAKES EXCEPTION

Baton Rouge, La, Sept. 16.-The Louisiana railroad commission today handed down decision putting in- to effect in Louisiana the rate ad- vances allowed by the interstate com merce commission except as applies to rice, sugar cane, sand gravel, milk and cream upon which subjects the commission wishes to secure further data. The advanced passenger rates were denied. The freight rate ad- vance is effective October l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-17
LITTLE ACTRESS LIKES HATS TO
 COVER HER EARS Madge Evans Appears at Pine Bluff Department
 Store

Although juvenile movie actress and the sponsor of brand of hats. Madge Evans, Il years of age is a little girl" and just as sweet as lit- tie girls ought to be.
 The little actress appeared at Froug's department store yesterday demonstrating brand of hats. She likes tams the best she said, but of course she is in, the hat business not because they are chic or for some other millinery reason, but because she can pull thed down over her ears in winter time. She said so.
 Perhaps twelve hundred children and several hundred grown people visited the little actress yesterday at the department store and at the Or phea theatre last night where she made little speeches.
 Like Mary, Doug, and Charlie. Madge "fell" into the movies. She photographed we'll and in conse- quence she now travels all over the country displaying hats and while at home is taught by a private tutor whose duty it is to teach while he can and not mark her absent when the film producers demand her ser vices for 9 play. In great anticipa. tion she yesterday told how soon she was to go back to her home in New York where she was going to start her school work again and would have chance to play with the kids in her neighborhood. Although ia nous she likes to be on the outside where she. can engage in the sports children of her age adore
 A boarder proved the means of get l ting Madge into the movies she sait l yesterday. Six years ago directol
 of pictures came to the Evans hom' l in New York City and rented room Just for a lark one day he took her tt the studio, and let her be an "extra' 1 in a picture. She photographed s' l we'll that she was given real part t l portray and within six months wa l under contract with one of the bil
 companies. Since then she has beel
 making pictures regularly and tw' weeks ago finished "Heide" whicl will be released in November. Sh was born in New York and is req American girl. She swimss ride
 horseback and loves all out doc
 sports. She will return to her hom l next week and begin her school work
 The Evans family is typical Amer ] ican family, Except when Madge T
 in California making pictures, Q
 travelling to advertise hats, the fam lily group is unbrcken and she an E her brother, Tom, play and romp 1 other children. When asked abou
 her father and brother she sai
 proudly Daddy was sergeant in tn 1 27th division during the war, an l Tom has acted in one picture, whe | one of the boys was sick. and he like Eit"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-17
DESPATCH TROOPS
 TO CORONA MINES
 TO STOP MURDERS
General Manager Coal Com. pany Shot From Ambush
 in Alabama

Jasper, Ala, Sept. 16. Sheriff Guthrie of Walker county, has been notified by Governor Kirby that as many state troops as are necessary to preserve order will be despatched to Corona and nearby points at once.
 The first contingents of troops, the governors, message stated, will b on the scene by 8 o'clock tomor- row morning.
 Shot From Ambush.
 E, Jasper, Ala, Sept. 16.-L. M. Ad- Ter, general manager of the Corona Coal company, was shot from ambush and killed late today while riding in an automobile between Patton and Patton Junction. Deputy Sheriff Earl Edgel, who was in the car with him, was fatally wounded by the shots and Deputy Sheriff Brown was badly injured.
 Sheriff Clark Guthrie of Walker county, has made an urgent appeal to Governor Kilby for troops to as sist in preserving order.
 Montgomery, Ala., Sept. 16.TGov- ernor Kilby, informed by wire of the killing of the manager of the Co. 1 roma Coal company and the serioui wounding of two other men in Walk. CT county late today and asked tt send troops to the district, said he would wait until a delegation ot Walker county citizens, enroute t the city, had presented the matter | to him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-17
[. Y. EXCHANGES TO OPEN TODAY
 DESPITE SHOCK

< New York, Sept. 16.-The New < York Stock and Curb Ex- < changes will be opened for bus t mess tomorrow morning at the 6 usual time, it was officially an < nounced tonight. Officials of | the stock exchange declared '' t that bonds valued at $85,0O0 < and 2,574 shares of stock are < missing as a result of the ex- t plosion. The securities were < in the hands of messengers em- < ployed by various brokerage
 | houses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-17
HUERrA ON CABlNErf

{ San Antonio, Texas, Sept. 16.- Provisional President De h Huerta will De appointed to m important cabinet pssition under President-elect Alvaro 0bregon, who will be install ed next December. according to in
 formation today feaehing San An
 tonio representative Of the Mexicor government According to the re'
 ports Rresidsnt ns IT Hnerta will bs |&iVeu khe port &ello of. Cebsrnskiol
 er AS A { ' III M ;I fer9ixs ! siiairs,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-17
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES BEGIN
 INVESTIGATION OF EXPL IN NEW YORK; BELIEVED PLOT
Warnings Sent of Bomb Plotting Leads to Belief Enfernal Machine Set in Park
 ed Auto

Washington, Sept 16Neay of ea at work tonight mystery of the explosion New guard government property from similar damage
 effort to bring justice o life the metropolis agents of the usc
 of agriculture ordered o the of the explosion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-17
TWO MEN R ATTEMPT ON PIKE.
! 4 Local Officers Re
 in Captures at 1 Magnolia
RMS LEAD .an, TO THEIR ARREST
kr to Pine Bluff to Ans h.rges of Tying Taxi river to Tree in
 Woods

land determined ciio'
 |.onntv officers to capture 'nsn who early Tuesday ssed Frank Faulkner, Lit N; driver and took him in ed near the Dollarway Ire they tied him to a tree pted to make away witn T! A rewarded yesterday 'n of two men alleged to ed in the hold-up. Rose and Herchel Trin- |ed to be deserters were A Magnolia, Thursday th being two of the des. ccording to word received Sheriff J. L. McBurnett from military police o11l' ae Rock.
 being brought to Pine xnolia officers who were deliver the prosoners te county officials. They arrive in the city early IN said to have partici- attempted hold up was Srty this morning, ac- available information.
 Bniforms Clue. 2 worn by the three men breed the driver to leave e bound and gagged and ree in the woods off the ke, descriptions of which to Deputy Sheriffs Mc. dwin and Wick a hali In their arrival in ans. 6en's summons, were in U the arrest of the two III searched the entire shs men, Tuesday morn its the information they Itart the drivers Dodge disappeared on foot st be located.
 b vas reported to mili' officers at Camp Pike nished with descriptions men and which cores nc respects with those
 Officers throughout the south were notified watch for the three e of the hold up Faulk- Ipelled at the point Q. nge clothing with on, lymen. This insistenc.
 one the party to ge' lethes when told to of Asons for them to be
 tsio had desterted ant make their escape b. lssr to bring them U
 then to take the aut'
 WY south as quickl. iciAis were not givel saptnre other than tn, Arrested on informa
 Pike furnished b. eAd t was not knowl
 arrested admitte,
 q wheher they ha,
 Attempted theft.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-17
roclai1rls Cotton Day

ept |. The gover- afternoon issued the lama ation: cotton interests of aeing 2 crisis, due sss among those not production of the tendering to force end tc produce condi : to the great mass erA and K only fair and iust srewers be guaran, interested in othe, N 01 production lfcfit for their Ia, sstsd, and laerican Cottor wide oreaniza, sAants and bank
 laudible can,
 And organization \ results, throurl cf warehou ousinI ns in conjunc
 Of crop diver ation, and |, ssn issued call I1&tnf V. z tvee& VItIxl Septembe
 H. Brougf
 of Arkansa, 3<> SHdn q .~1- -. :. < = 4 '. K ll3
 DAY in "A
 their variou
 eess by sul xnishine ti
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-17

About 210. 900 peraops attsAded ths 70 perforrnsiees q epeso II t1le St. Louis munieipal sutdI tkSlp n thexeasop jAet elosed.
 Aa tids TIT ssat !sn : s't N Y tAs @
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-17
THE WEATHER.
Arkansas: Fri- day fair; Satur-. day warmer.

The Arsknsas Travellers trayel- g fast enough to win the pennant only " .; razof a!e IT ! N <.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-17

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-24
G o N v o g A R E

Societatea romina de ajutor S
cultura II. s. Treicolorul 81 In
dependcnta Romiha" din Gary
Indiana, prin aceasta conyoac;
pc toti membrii sal, scit 81 pc &c
ialalti.frati Ropnini, Ioritoriede .
deveni ca membrii ali acestei so
cietati de a lua parte la adunares
generala lunara, care va avea To-
in ziua de 2 Maiu 1920, in hal;
de sub biserica romina din Madi
SON.
La ordinca zilei va Fl Intro
punctele mai insemnate 81 darns
de seama Pc trei llni trecnte, un
de stiti Gu totii ca in 4 luna tire
cuta, din cauza viscolului nu ar
putut ispravi mimic. Avfnd i'll We.
dere greutatile ce ne asteapta CT
adunarea Uniunii Solicitation Ro
mine de Ajutor 81 Cultura dir
America, este de neaparata tire.
buinta ca toti memhrii sa ia
parte la aceasta adunare, la care
va Fl 81 alegerea unui comitet a.
ranjator. La orele | p. m. Sc Va
desehide sedlnta.
In speranta ca nici un fratt
membru nu va lipsi della aceast;;
sedinta, raminem Salutindu-va
frateste.
In numele sOcietatii III. s. Trej
colorul 81 independents Romlna,.'
din Gary, Indiana:
g. Dragos, pres
loan Plea, seor. script
(93-94)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-24

isan, primaria 81 ccnsiliul sasesc..
,Aici vorbcste emotionat pima la
llacrimi Ill Andrefn Rlrsan, care in
|cearca simteminte divine, intilnin-
|du-si in viteazul general al biruintii
|nostrc pc fostul sau elev.
81 in rasboaie oteltul general
,stapfnit dc sentimentele cele maj
Idulci ce poatc snrprinde inima de
lfiu recunoscuta in fata parintelui
tsufletesc, pc care dupa lungi ami de
Imunca 81 lupta il regaseste tot IL
lvor de 'insufletire patriotica 81 in
Itelepcinne strAlucitoare ii .raspun-
| de cu adinca demnitate agraindu-l
,,dle Profesor"
| Mai vorbeste 81 ajutorul Gle pri-
mar Hochmeister stalrlind cu prea
Ivadita intentie asunra caracterului
|sasesc al orasnlni (lipsa totala de
lsteaguri romfnesti pc casele sase
lsti). I Sc raspunde asigurind popo-
ratiei straine ordine si liniste, ca sd
poata mrnci necontnrbata .si sd Sc
desvolte nestingherita. Oar Sc va
lpurcede GU toata rigoarea fata de
aceia carl vor Fl ispititi sd lucre fie
cu vorba, fie ell fapta impotriva
lfaptuirii idealului nostru Stint, pen
Itru realizarca caruia am luptat de
atftea veacuri.
| De aici avfnd deoparte pc iubitul
lsau professor Birsan, lar de alta par
ltc pc ministrul de. rasboiu DIR. ST.
&c. Pop, Isl face intrarea in oras. In
Ifrunte merg calarasii chipesi a
Maierului Sibiului. Stradele gem
lde oameni dornici de vedea DC
generalul Mosoiu pc care-l cunoa
ste si-l indumnezeeste de acum do
lani intreaga Marginime.
!:
Prin fntrarea glorioasei armate
romine pc pamintul desrobit, 81
Isfintit pentfu totdeauna trainicis
|hotar1rii nestramutate intregulu
mean adusa la Alba lula. lnstrai
natul Ardcal STA regasit dulcea ma
INA, la sinul Garcia a alergat info
|rat de bucurie.
| Cele mai marete 81 mai dunno
zeesti zile din istoria unui ncam ne
a fost dat sd le train.
Sa cuvine deci sd finn 81 vrcdnic
lde ele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-24
Din zhELE nVIE.
Ri NEAmulul,
De: 4. Sandu.
T7rmarn 81 Sffrcit
De: q. Sandu.
(Urmare 81 sfirsit. J

Oar II am desnadajduit. Consti-
|inta adevrulni ca brutalitatea "a
re nici TN drept de ezistenta, a fost
pururea vie in sufletelc noastre
Stiam, luminati de credinta ca va
sosi ceasul mare 81 Stint al unirii
|noastre tutnrora. ST prabusirea
|brutalitatii 81 a minciunii urmat
|aducInd rasplatirea chinurilor 81 a
jertfelor noastre Gle veacuri.
Iata Turda vicleana zace la ri.
cioarele marelm postru rege Ferdi.
inand 81 deasupra Clujului blasta
mat filfaie MINDFUL tricolor romi.
nesc!
Veniti in numele Stint al ideam-
lui. Veniti in numele marelui regt
pentru desavirsi opera noastra dc
biruinta della Alba Arhanghclulu
Mihai. Fiji bineveniti!
Traiasca marele nostru Rege, re
ge al tuturor Rominilor! Traiasci
Maiestatea Sa Regina Maria, su
perioara tuturor craieselor din lu
me, care prin dragostea Sa 81 de
votamentuL Sau fata Gle neam 81 ta
ra devenit ingerul neamuni TO
minesc.
Traiasca armata glorioasa Trai
asca Rom1nia-M Mare!
Dupa potopul de aplauze 81 a
Iclamari generalul Mosoiu en- fats
scaldata in undelc fericirii negrai
te 81 ell fiori de sffnta emotiune il
glas, raspunde graind cam astfel:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-24
ROMfNTi

Infiorat de sfinte emotiuni pa
sesc i'm Sibiiu, in centrul acesta ro-
minesc, mde s a lucrat att de multi
81 att de fnsufletit pentru infap-
tuirea idealnlui Stint 81 mare al Il
nirii tuturor Rominilor.
Vim stapinit de nestramutata
vointa de desavirsT 81 inyesnici
faptura mareata a .visulni de yea
curi. -
Vim hotarit sa desrObesc 81 s:i iau
i'll stapinirc 81 eel mai mic sat locuit
de suflet rominesc. (Aplauze fre
netice). M ne vom ola in laturi de-
la nici un sacrificiu pc care il va
cere Rominia- Mare, una 81 nedes-
partita. Este pentru mine indoit dc
placut 81 mi-e inima pima de ne
graita fericire cd mia haragit Dom
nul 81; vim Ell aici, unde am luptat a.
cum dol ami pentru idealul malt cc
he robeste suflctele. An fest multe
81 durcroasc jertfe, dar II am descu-
rajat, caci am hlptat pentru idci
cecce MIA asigurat recnro-
stinta 81 admiratia iImci intregi.
Astazi calauziti de aceleasi por.
niri, de aceleaSi idealuri, venim in
tovarasiti de admiratia aceasta ci
stigata GU jertfe de singe. Venim
in numele drepturilor omcnesti, a
drepturilor de veacuri, in numclt
civilizatiunii care porunceste ca fra
til de lin sfnge sa fie unit sub {
singura stapinire nationala. (Aplas
re: traiasca gcneralul Mosoin!)
Vim della Bncuresti 81 Va adut
salutul marelui nestru Rege Ferdi
nand, al Rcgelui tuturor. Romini
lor, ca promisiunea ca toate DORM
tele Voastre Sc vor; implmi.
Traiasca marele nostrn Reee Fer
dinand /.
Traiasca Maiestatea Sa Regin,
Maria!
Traiasca Rowinia- Mare.
Vorbele din urma all fost acope
rite dc MI adcvarat potop de aplau
ze 81 9slamari adnse la adresa Ca
Isei Don,nitoarc.
Fanfara Ilegiunii cinta ,Destear
lta-te Roinincs in sunctclc carci,
Sc face iesirea in plata din fata ga
rii, nnde viteazul general trecc il
rcvista trupele romineSti, carl il q
|steptan pline de insufletirc 81 in
tr'o tinuta ireprosabila.
| Strada garii 8 padure de oameni
|cari toti il aclama cu trenezie b
1gcneralnl Mosoiu. La poarfa de- III
umf Il asteapta Consiliul nations
ljudetanesc, IN frunte Gu neobositt
,lsi fnteleptul prexidcnt Andrciu Bfl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-24
IN ATENTIUNEA soCIETATI
LOR. j

Uncle societati obisnuiesc a. M
tr1mite conspecte complecte cl
toti Membrii in regula sau in nd-
regula in fiecare luna. Lucru d,
|prisos, att pentru sccretarul so
Ncietatei, cit apoi 81 pentru MOI.
moi am formulat 81 tiparit con-
spcctele pentru aduce nn folo''
practic, dcci amintsm. ca, daca lr
Ianuaric al fiecarui an MIS- 4
trims conspectul complect, apo
in ficcare luna sufficient daci
Mise trimite I'M conspect III care
sa fie c,rprinse numai schimba'
rilc; ca mcmbrii noui, stranSffrat'
81 repasiti.
Adnlnissratia.
(9s-94)
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-30

FOR sALE--New Essex touring ear, just delivered. at reduction in prlce for quick sale. School St Garage, Daniel- son, Conn. Tel. lSl. septzSd.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-30

FOR sALE-Dodge closed car, phone 7e5-4. 'septg7d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-30

FOR sALE-1s2o Overland, passeen- ger, tripiex spring, first class mechaniczi diate sale Tryons Agency, Wlllimantlc, Conn. Tel 752. sep6d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-30
MUST BE soLD


 The Martin +. Bent estate on West Thames St., consisting of two-family brick house and building lots. The property consists of about $50 feet frontage on West Thames st., part of same running through to the Thames river.
 Many of the building lots on West Thames St. are the most desirable in the city, having fine view overlooking the Thames river.
 The lots on the river front are especial ly adapted for manufacturing, coal lunn- ber. or any other business. The Thames river water rights go with the property-the. Central Vermont rail way having only right of way through same.
 Will be sold at big sacrifice Terms i: S1,500 cash. balance on first mortgage and a long term second mortgage with monthly payments.
 For full particulars. inquire of JOHN A. MORAN,
 Real Estate Broker,
 Franklin Square.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-30
Assessors Notice

: All persons liable ot pay taxes in the Town of Norwich are hereby notified to return 10 the Assessors on or before the first day of November, 1920, a written or to, of all taxable pr6perty owned by them on the first day of October, 1920. Those falling to make a list will be charged penalty of 10 per cent. addition al, according to law. Blanks may be obtained at the Asses- sors Dfice in City Hall or will be sent by mail upon application.
 Office hours a m to 5 p. m Lists will be received beginning Friday, Oct 1, 1920.
 Dated at Norwich. Conn, Sept 25. 1920.
 F. IL wooDwoRTH.
 A L. HALE.
 M- ]. cURRAN.
 sep25d Assessors.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-30

FOR sALE-ls1s fiv4-pass. Buick siz in Al condition. Call Tel 62S-12. sep3d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-30
COLUMBIA. ANNUAL TOWN MEETING

The legal voters of the Town Of Co., iumbia. qualified to vote in annual Town Ansua Tosn rs hsLsgE Msssp Fnsa Io saess n fourth CD. lseo, at nine ls) o'clock in to wit:
 ncerz required by law 10 be elected by towns at annual town meetings. includ- ing one assessor and ole member of the Board Of Relief 10 All vacancies.
 The polls for the reception Of ballcta to be open at nine tsl o'clock h the forenoon and to be closed at four co o'clock in the afternoon.
 Second--To receive and act on the. re- port of all town officers Those duty it in to report at annual Town Meeting.
 Third-To make appropriations for the support Of schools. highways and other current town expenses for the ensuing Fourth-To take such action as the tp the transportation of pupils to the Wlndham High school
 Fifth = To take any action rs- lating to the repairs of highways.
 Sixth-To sec, fl the town viii vote Co purchase platform scales and install al some convenient location h the center of the town for public use. Seventh-To see 4 the town will vote 10 fix the salaries of such town ofrlcefu as are not fixed by statute
 Eighth-To see f the Town will nu- thprize the Selectmen and Town Treanur- CT to borrow money to meet the current town expenses and the one-eiFhth por-. ton of the state-aided highway congtruc- ton, heretofore appropriated. and to au- thorize and direct said Selectnen and Town Treasurer 10 issue town note, instead of town orders. for all borrowed money.
 Nifth-To see if the electors win vote 10 appoint, and, appoint a committee and instruct said committee 10 prepare the necessary papers to establish a legal Common. of what ia now known as tho rGreen." in the center of the town and establish legal boundaries and highways and footpaths across the same
 Also 10 prepare rules and bylaws for the government of the Common" with adequate penalties for the violation of the same and submit a report with a draft of the necessary papers and by- laws 10 the Town Meeting to be called to lay town tax during the month of March 1921.
 Tenth-To see if the Town will vote 10 increase the number of its Tswn School Committee.
 GEORGE H cHAMFLIN.
 c. L. ROBINSON.
 D. A LYMAN.
 sesectnsen
 Columbia. Conn, Sept q. ls2e.