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Arizona republican., 1920-01-31

only superior merit landed people in the penitentary The fact that there proof of his mar ry-dom and only the best people suffer martyrdom
 There therefore disposition the part of the authorities question the of the invention. They it work; they it sucking electricity of the air. they almost believed that they could and hear the subtle fluid act in obe dience to the commands of the convict.
 The convict admitted that the device complete; he needed appliances that avail able Florence, and some machinery which he said could be better obtained at St. Louis than anywhere else. Accordingly he paroled and provided with money. He away and returned year in accordance with the terms of his parole and port progress in tapping the vcrsal energy" He went away again and next heard of in jail at New Orleans where regalcd his keepers with report of his electrical joke upon -Arizonians. Later there. discovered a hidden wire connecting the convict's device with cleo trical plant of the institution.
 So whatever other scientists may think about i., Arizonians will hesitate to accept this plan ing electricity from the atmosphere after having fooled by sacred and seemingly honest convict whose only known faults his environment and his tendency copy the signatures of other people,
Arizona republican., 1920-01-31
and shoulders


 After wrestling 30 minutes. Stetcher threw Caddock to the mat with a side trip and bounced on top trying for a body scissors. Caddock twisted out Of tight quarters and regained an erect position cleverely.
 Five minutes Stetcher went down in an attempt for a leg hold, but Cad dock could not keep him down and both were on their feet again in less than minute. Stetcher then got Cad dock underneath with a side roll, but was unable to get any advantage. A forward body hold was equally unavail- ing and both were on their feet after 50 minutes had elapsed.
 An attempt for a body scissors by Stetcher with Caddock underneath was
 At the expiration of one hours time both men were on their feet. The per spiration was dripping from them. but neither showed any sign of weakening
 Stetcher picked up his opponent bodily and threw him to the mat for another futile effort to obtain a body scissors Again CadGoclI's wonderful dexterity enabled him 70 break free and they resumed upright positions. They had been wrestling 75 minutes when Caddock rolled away from another scis sors attack and electrified the crowd by a double foot hold from behind which gave him an aggressive position.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-31
MATCH WILDE FOR TITLE. BOUT WITH
 AMERICAN CHAMP
[RepubIican A. P. Leased wireI

TOLEDO, Ohio, Jan. 30.-A twelve round battle for the flyweight cham pionship of the world. between Jimmy Wilde, British champion. and Frankie Mason of Fort Wayne, Ind, will be staged in Toledo late next month. ae- cording to a telegram late today from -Ad Thecher who went to Milwaukee several days ago to obtain Wildes sig na ture.
 The terms of the proposed match were not given in Thacher's telegram. which read:
 Have written agreement signed by
Arizona republican., 1920-01-31
APPETITE AND A BOY
 Bv Edmund Vance Cooke

 "A feIer gets reel hungry breakfast time you Cause there ain't eatn' for dozen hours So pile out of bed and throw water my
  And as soon calls Ready" I'm a sittin in my I eat some fruit and apple and breakfast food
  Some cocoa and some eggs toast and oh lot
 of slush, And then top off with best of anything ma half dozen griddles- full of buckwheat batter
 cakes.
 But by time get to school I'm all so jogsed My stomach is as empty as emptiest in town. The mornins awful long texceptin' recess with the
 bunch) And come racn' home at noon to be In tune TOT eat some soup and crackers another bowl
  And then eat some salad omelette stew. brings hunk to me-the best thing One of those shaggy creamy. mclty cocoanut layer
 cakes
 We get early afternoons and have some time to
 play.
 And though you'd think that ought to be the pest
 time of the day, A feller enjoy it, while he's having fun. A wonderin' all the time if dinner ever will be done And when it's ready then eat until my insioes
 hurt. Cause that's the best thing Yes sir.
 I hope to die If ever you eat anything beat her custard pie. .I get along right almost time for bed And then I have feelin for bowl of milk and
  Ma says empty stomach causes any boy distress. If sleep it. and she knows, you better guess! It's long. long time till breakfast and she it right For. a boy lie there sufferin with ap- petite. she bring apple and she brings-my gracious sakes heapm plate of doushnuts. they're the best things she makes
Arizona republican., 1920-01-31

Jimmy Wilde to box Mason in Toledo 12 rounds latter part of February for fiyweight championship of the world
 Thacher. who was Tex Richards as- sistant in promoting the contest be- tween Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey in Toledo, July A. last, has been en- deavoring to match Wilde and Mason for several weeks.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-31

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Jan. 3O.-Cal Delaney of Cleveland, outfought Clonie Tait, lightweight champion of Canada, in hard fought 10-round bout here to- night. In the semi final. Carl Leonard of New Richmond. Wis. fractured his left arm in the sixth round and was shaded by Tommy Baerone, St. Paul lightweight. Andy Schmader of omaha, although outweighed B pounds. de fcated Farmer Lodge, the "Wisconsin ma mmoth'
Arizona republican., 1920-01-31
Italy,s Peril

Jugo-Slavia has consented the internationali- zaton of Plume. ward of the League of Nations. and to the creation of similar status Zara the only valuable Italian port the Adratic; but Jugo-Slava will not agree annexation by Italy of Adriatic territory beyond originally allotted by the peace conference.
 Premier Nitti has decided accept the com promise. Italy means to continue her effort make fish roothold the eastern shore imper- ialstic adventures
 If Italy allowed dominate all the gateways from the into Jugo Slavia perpetual discord will be created. It would be offense against nterna- tional morality and against democratic justice to bottle up the Jugo-Slavs.
 But, Italys domestic problems are the despair of her statesmen. It the accustomed of old world diplomacy distraction for unrest at home in grandiose projects for territorial gain afield This is the of Itays oppos- tion to equable settlement the Adriatic prob lem.
 The Italian army yet demobilized Two million troops still massed in the booted penin- standing army in Europe. While the other European Italy is making effort her reconstruction problems by this normal method.
 The continued mobilization the Italian army is gesture of defiance. It directed against Ser bia, the principal state Jugo- -Slavia. The World War started by Austro- Hungarys attempt to rob Serbia of her sovereign rights Has the lesson of Austro Hungarys failure been so soon forgotten in southern Europe?
Arizona republican., 1920-01-31
BRETON SHADES CONWAY

SAVANNAH. Ga. Jan. 30 = Jack Britton. worlds welterweight cham pion. was given a referees decision over Jimmy Conway of Savannah at the end of a 12-round bout here to- night. Britton had the better of his opponent at all stages of the bout.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-31
SENATE STILL oooeEs ISSUE

WASHINGTON, Jan 3O-For the third successive day the senate was unable to secure quorum today for consideration of the army and navy pay bill and it again adjourned nearly two hours ahead of the usual time.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-31
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Arizona republican., 1920-01-31

The British good sports, They fought longer and harder than America did, and have already dropped that Hun" stuff.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-31

The Yarmouth listed starboard because they put the booze in her too fast. Booze always acts that way.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-31

If it will take the S long o agree with a league decision it does to decide about treaty, the U. S. might we'll stay out
Arizona republican., 1920-01-31

If you would avoid the flu" this winter, call in a doctor who calls everything like that bad cold.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-31

A League for Nursing Education S being formed by trained nurses. Unless the of teachers is creased education will soon need nursing
Arizona republican., 1920-01-31

The Near East Relief is a business organization engaged in the practical philanthropy of keeping soul and body together in thousands of little children.
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Arizona republican., 1920-01-31

Anyway Holland had a choice between preserving her dignity and preserving reputation.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-31

Emma Goldman she will get along with the bolsheviki by not imposing her anarchstic views on them. She might have got along with America that way.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-31

Why is a tramp? See Page 3. Sec tion 2.-Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1920-01-31
DELANEY ouTFIcHTs TAT

Why is tramp? See Page 3, Sec tion 2.-Adv. lt
Arizona republican., 1920-01-31
GETS DIVORCE VIA
 THE RAZOR ROUTE

NEW NORk.-His wife slept with a razor under her pillow. Merle Lathrop said. That's grounds" said the judge and divorced him from Irene Lathrop.
 Why is tramp? See Page 3. Sec ton 2.-Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1920-01-31
Buy at the Sun and Save Money

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Arizona republican., 1920-01-31

Why is a tramp? See Page 3. Sec ton 2.-Adv. It
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-21
ALLEN DECLARES NE MADE NO REFLECTION ON BR0UCH, STATE kansan Again Refuses to Return Hill to the
 State ANSWERS REQUEST OF ARK KANSAS GOVERNOR Says He Feared No Lynching But That Hill Might be Tried on Racial Passion and Bitter
 ness

Little Rock, April Ex-Governor Allen of Kansas today refused for the second time to grant the request of Governor Brough of Arkansas for extradition of Robert Hili, negro, who is accused of having instigated the race uprising in Phillips coun- ty last fall.
 This morning Governor Brough telegraphed the Kansas executive asking that Hill be returned to Phil lips county which, his message said, "never has had lynching and where fair trial is guaranteed"
 Refusing further comment, Gov ernor Brough tonight made the re- ply of Governor Allen as follows:
 q did not refuse the extradition of Hill through any fear that he might be lynched, but through fear of that equality unfortunate thing that he might be tried by passion and racial bitterness. The immoderate messages I have received from Ar kansas before the hearing and the tirades since the hearing convince me that the temper of that commu- nifty made it impossible for any one to guarantee a fair trial. l deeply regret that you have misinterpreted my action to reflect any discourtesy to yourself or to your state"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-21
Equalization of
 1mport-Export
 Rates are Asked

St. Louis, April 2O-Resolutions demanding that the United States shipping board equalize rates on all imports and exports were adopted here tonight at the convention of the Mississippi Valley association.
 The resolutions asked that the differential on shipping thru North Atlantic ports be lifted and state that under present rates some shipments are allowed to pass through these ports, 15 cents a 100 pounds cheap CT than through the gulf gateways. This differential, it was said, diverts many shipments to the Atlantic ports that under equal rates. would pass thru the gulf ports.
 also was demanded from the ship olutions that al tho 70 per cent of the country's commerle in controlled in the Mississippi valley. the board has assigned only 12 half per cent of it's tonnage to the gulf gateways.
 Committees of the association and the Mississippi Valley Waterways as- sociation conferred today on propos- ed amalgation of the two organiza- ticns. Members of the committees expresstd the belief that the propos- ed merger would be effected as the aims of the organizations are simi- lar in that they are for the conner cial advancement of the valley.
 The principal speaker at ban ouet tonight was Admiral Corderio da Garcia of the Brazilian navy. He explained that his mission to this country was to further trade rela- tions between Brazil and the Mis- sississippi valley and asserted Braziy was the first foreign country to seek direct relations with the valley.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-21
Near-Panic in
 Japan Confirmed

Washington, April 2O.-The Amer ican embassy at Tokio, reported to the state department today, under date of last Saturday, that the prin- cipal stock exchanges of Japan had been closed for three days because of failure of operators put up addi- tional margins.
 The report added that Tokio ex- change stock, regarded as baro- meter of general conditions, had dropped from 470 to 260 within the last thirty days and that there had been some stringency in the money market.
 Rumors have been widespread in this country several days that some of the large banking firms in Japan were in difficulty. At the Japanese embassy it was said that the gov ernment had taken steps to restrict loans by banks for speculative pur- poses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-21
Probe Alleged Vast
 Anti-British Plot
 in New York City

London, April 20.-Constantly re- iterated reports that plot, having as it's purpose simultaneous upris- ings in Egypt, Ireland, India and Canada in June, is being fomented in New York have impressed Brit ish officials to the extent of set ting on foot an investigation.
 The reports received here have gone so far as to say that Irish sym pathizers have left the United States for Canada, Egypt and India, to plan a revolt in these countries. In this connection British officials have taken cognizance of statement of a member of parliament that he ca prove that soviet committee has been set up in south Wales and is awaiting the time of "the great revo- lution" when it hopes to assume pow
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-21
TOLEDO EDITOR DIES.

Toledo, O.. April 20.-Robinson Locke, editor and owner of the To- ledo Blade. died here tonight follow ing an operation for appendicitis. MT. Locke was born in Toledo March 15, 1856. In addition to being prom inent in civic activities here he was known nationally as dramatic crit ic. He was said to have owned one of the most complete dramatic libraries in the world.
 MT. Locke was 33rd degree Ma son and had held the highest nation al offices in Masonry. His father, from whom he inherited the Blade, was David Ross Locke, who gained fame under the pen name of Petrole- um V. Nasby.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-21
Mass Meeting Today.


 Chicago, April 20.-Action toward ending the unauthorized walkout of switchmen in the Chicago terminal district was expected to be taken to- morrow at a mass meeting of the Chicago yardmen's association, call ed today by committee of strike leaders.
 Government and city officers and representatives of the railroads were invited to be present. Before call ing the meeting the strikers con- mittee was in conference with Dis trict Attorney Clyne and the move- was said to have the support of fed eral officers.
 John Grunau, president of the yardmens association, who is in jail at Joliet, Illinois, today predicted the speedy settlement of the strike at the mass meeting. He said he ex- in time to attend the meeting.
 The railroads announced that 42 more crews went to work in the yard today, bringing the total to 569 as compared to a normal operation of 765.
 Ten railroads entering Chicago is- sued an ultimatum to strikers to re- turn to work by Wednesday noon un- der penalty of losing their senior ity rights.
 Prospects of another railroad crs- is in Chicago vanished today with the decision of representative of 30,0OO freight handlers, clerks and station employees to remain at work and await action by the federal wage board on increased asked.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-21
|veralls at $43.5O
 Per Pair On Sale

|New York, April 2O.-Overalls at |S.5O a pair is, the latest quotation the nations war on high price pthing.
 IA newspaper advertisement, in Eted by a local merchant, today fered Substantial overalls in fash lnable one-piece models, suitable Ike for dress, for office work, for flek laying, for banking. boiler eklng. bookkeeping, fishing, school, |rdening. banauets, church and the |eatre at $2.25 to $3 50. but over- qs with belts and solid gold, ster- pg silver and French enamel buck
 were $40 and those "with Rhine
 pne buckles $43.5O." a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-21
DEATH LIST NOW IS
 14O IN MISSISSIPPI AND ALABAMA STORM
Millions Of Dollars in Proper ty Loss IS Re-
 suit
ENTIRE TOWN WRECKED
 AT INGOMAR, MISS.
Path, 100 to 300 Yards Wide Sweeps Across Vast Country-Entire Families Lost in Many
 Places

Birmingham, Ala, April 20--A death list which tonight stood at more than 1i0 and a property loss of many millions of dollars was the toll of series of tornadoes which today swept q score of towns, will lages and isolated farms in eastern Mississippi, northwestern Alabama and southern Tennessee.
 Communication with many of the stricken districts was difficult, but fragmentary reports agreed that the tornado obliterated virtually every thing in it's path. In at least one case-that of lngomar, Miss, .,-prac- tically the entire town wa sreported destroyed, and in several instances all members of family were crush ed in the debris of it's home.
 Striking first apparently in Smith county, Mississippi, about 10 o'clock this morning, the storm swept nar- row path across the remainder of the eastern border of the state, carry ing destruction to a dozen or more communities.
 About the same time, effects of the storm, or a similar disaster were re- ported from counties in the north western corner of Alabama, the ex- treme force of the wind being ev- pended after the Tennesse line was reached, in Williamson, Maury and Carroll counties.
 Meridian, Miss. reported at least 21 dead in that vicinity, while 20 negroes were killed and white man fatally injured near Aberdeen, with three deaths reported a few miles from Amory, near there. Twelve were killed and 30 injured, some pro- babaly fatally, at Deemer lumber camp, in Messoba county, according to reports from Philadelphia, while Glen reported 10 dead; lgomar G. Columbus 5; Baker 5; Bay Springs 5; Rose Hill and Keownville 2, with several fatalities in Bell school house near Starkville. s,
 In Alabama, the rural districts around Sheffield, Gurley, Little Cove and Waco sustained the full force of the storm, and with some sections still cut off, score of bodies have been recovered.
 Across the Tennesse line. 160 miles from Meridian, the storm still had force sufficient to upset resf- dences and farm buildings and to cut swath through forests and or chards. Only three deaths are known to have resulted in that state, how ever.
 Practically all reports of today's storm describe the local destruction and having been confined to path measuring from 100 to 500 yards wide, within which the cyclonic wind, when at its height, left noth-S ing but the most solid structures standing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-21
ARMY MEASURE: IS
 PASSED BY SENATE; 10 CONFERENCE: :: NOW
It Provides 297,000 Regulars, 125,O0O National Guards
 men

Washington, April 20.- By vote of 16 to 10 the senate today passed the army reorganization bill provid- ing for q regular army of 297 ,000 of 125.000 and voluntary system of military training for youths be- tween Is and 21. The measure now goes to conference.
 It was announced that Senator Norris, republican, of Nebraska, who was absent, opposed the measure.
 Twentyfour republicans were join ed by 22 democrats in supporting the bill. Before the vote senator Reed, democrat, Missouri, told the senate he had intended to make final eff fort to have the size of the regular army authorized by the bill, reduced materially, but that he realized such an effort would be useless.
 "A spirit of militarism has over whelmed the senate" he declared. "I predict that it will not be many months before it will be discovered that the sentiment of the people is against Prussianism."
 Senator Reed declared that the country could not afford to maintain such a military establishment as pro- posed.
 "We shall not always have flush times in this country" he said "There will probably be perman- ent default on many of our foreign loans-a temporary default is cer- tain. Pay day is coming and the only way to prepare for it is to cut expenses"
 Except for the provisions fixing the size of the regular army and the national guard the senate and house measures are widely different. The house bill authorized regular army of 299,O00 men and 17,832 officers, while the senate measure provides for 280,00 0enlisted men and 17,043 officers.
 Universal military training prom ises the principal obstacle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-21
CONFLICT IN HOUSE: OVER SOL DER BONUS
 AGAIN BREAKS OUT
Good Charges Measure Will Enrage 106,000,00O
 Americans

Washington. April 20-~Conflict between republicans and democrats on soldier relief legislation broke out in the house today after Chair man Good of the appropriations com mittee, had warned members that to put through cash bonus plan would "bring down the wrath of 106,000.- 900 men, women and children"
 '. "The greatest badge that the American soldier will wear,' Rep resentative Good declared, twill be the badge of sacrifice and not the badge of bonus"
 The open fight over the legislation started when Representative Mondell of Wyoming, republican leader, in opposing "any wild enterprises cost ing many millions" charged that the democrats were attempting "to foist an eXtravagant plan on the repub- lican house for political reasons"
 The statement of the republican leader brought a quick reply from Representative Garner of Texas, the democrat whip, who attacked the re- publican sales tax plan for raising the needed revenues, declaring the republicans were planning ito place tax on the backs and bellies of the people, instead of taking it from pockets of those best able to pay"
 Another development in connection with bonus legislation was the call ing by Representative Towner, Iowa, secretary of the republican caucus committee of party conference Thursday night to consider this leg islation. His action was in response to demand from two score repub- lican members. who were said to be dissatisfied with the work of the house ways and means committee in framinv tha 1api s1 atiOp