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Newark post., 1920-01-14
Organist At M. E.
Church Resigns

Miss Elizabeth McNeal has re-
signed as organist at teh Metho-
dist Episcopal church and Mrs:
Leonard Rhodes is officiating until
an organist can be secured. -,
Press of academic work, OF work
in connection with her study OF
music, and trouble with one OF her
wrists made Miss McNears reslg-
nation imperative.
Newark post., 1920-01-14
Ugh School Literary
Society To Meet Friday

. THE High School Literary So
ety will hold it's first meeting of
new year next Friday when
following program will be
yen:
ng-By the Society
lk-Marshall Manns
citation-Ruth Gicker
ading-Ernest Milliken
cal Solo-Paul Steel
rrent Events-Elizabeth Mimi
er
ng-Society
Fhe topics for debate in the in
-class contest for the cup given
last years graduating class
1e been chosen and are as fol-
Is:
Resolved, That the State
uld require an educational
Rlihcation for suffrage.
Resolved, That the govern
nt should own and control the
roads.
he cast for a play miss Fear
and Company" to be given by
students some time in Febru-
has been chosen as follows:
Margaret Henry, Anna Patch
Euphemia Addison, Alma
unlevy
Sara Jane Lovejoy, Miss Mil
red Major
be O'Connor, Sara Pennington
Barbara Livingstone, Miss
azel Collins
Betty Cameron, Beulah Law
Marian Reynolds, Sara Lovet'
Lizzie, Helen Pillsbury
Alias, Paul Steel
Alloi, Charles Blest.
lsS Irene Roe is coaching the
which gives promise of being
|ptlonally good.
Newark post., 1920-01-14
HI. M. S. Holds
Interesting Meeting

|st Friday afternoon the
Pan's Home Missionary So
OF the Methodist Episcopal
|ch met at the home of Mrs.
Prd Willis. A general discus
OF the AmericanizatIon sub
Arrested Assimilation" was
wed by social hour with re-
'ments.
Newark post., 1920-01-14
HEALTH CLOWN EN-
TERTAINS SCHOOL.
CHILDREN FRIDAY
Tells How to Have Strong
Bodies and Alert Minds

Cho Cho, the ihimitable health
clown visited Newark on Friday
afternoon and delighted the pupils
of both the white and the colored
schools with sleight of hand and
funny stunts" while he taught
them some vital facts about per-
sonal cleanliness and healthful
diet.
He was scheduled to arrive at
2:30 and a few minutes before
that time the colored children
from the local district assembled
in the balcony of the Y. M. C. A.
and the white children on the
main floor.
, Previous to his arrival the child
FEN under the leadership of "Y"
Secretary, W. Paul Bebout, sang
popular songs. The colored child
rem under the leadership of Miss
c. L. Waddleton sang a two part
Christmas song with good effect.
Cho Cho's appearance was great
ed with shouts of applause and his
clumsy attempts to mount the plat
form, his persistent dropping of
contagious merriment put the
children in the best of humor. His
motion to excuse the teachers and
be teacher himself was greeted
with hearty applause.
With clever antics and bubbling
laughter he instructed the children
in the proper methods of cleaning
the teeth, the need of fresh air,
the proper posture and the kinds
of food to be eaten. These he
carried in huge basket and drew
from the children what Of the pro-
ducts carried were good food and
what were not good for them. The
frying pan as a cooking utensil he
denounced by showing that wher-
ever he found one used to prepare
food for children or for adults, he
put his name on it with hatchet.
After his health talk was over, he
). put the children through an ex-
animation which disclosed the fact
that many of the children drink
tea and coffee for breakfast. They
remembered every point he made
with regard to proper food and
answered all questions without
hesitation. He performed number
of sleight of hand tricks. He dis
played a number of medals won
for athletic prowess Which he as
cribed to right food and right liv.
ing. He told also why he is Civ.
ing these health talks throughout
the United States. He has the en-.
dorsement of over 1000 physicians
before whom he gave an exhibi
tion performance in Atlantic City
They were unanimous in the
opinion that this method Of teach
ing health rules would give excel
lent results because the children
would remember the pleasant as
sociations and recall the facts
, taught. These doctors recon
mended that his plan be taken III
by the Department of the interior
at Washington. He gave an exhi
bition there and soon began hi!
tour under the auspicies of thi:
department and of the Red Cross.
His services were secured fol
this State by Miss Emily P. Bissel
of the Executive. Committee of tn,
; Delaware Chapter of the Red Cross
and he is touring the State, visiting
schools which made the best recort
!, in the sale of Red Cross Christmas
seals.
Newark post., 1920-01-14
Two Valuable Properties
Change Hands

The Newark Trust Co. last week
sold the store property occupied
by Ernest Frazer and owned by
David G.. Rose, to John F. Rich
ards, who it is understood will
conduct store there. Mr.. Richards
has also purchased the j. K. Cham
bers property on East Main St.
Newark post., 1920-01-14
K. G. E. Installs New Officers

Ivy Castle No. %, installed their
new officers for the year at big
meeting held Saturday night
There was an unusually large at
tendance and refreshments were
served.
Newark post., 1920-01-14
ives Enter Newark
Centre Station

feVes entered the station at
fK Centre on Friday night by
g open a rear door. They
90 about $40 in money and
open some of the ticket
fs but left the contents un-
fbed
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-11
ESTES OUT
 FOR CLERK

C. A. Estes, present city clerk, $ the first to announce his candidacy for reelection at the city election to be held April 6th. Mir. Estes has prov cn to be a most efficient city clerk. Many believe, perhaps, that the city clerk is only required to take down the minutes of the council meetings and write up the vouchers. There are scores of other important matters to attend too and Mir. Estes has hardly missed q week night that he has noI been in the office of the city clerk in the basement of the Hartman Na-
 tional Bank building, hard at work,
 At the city election on April 6th three councilmen will be elected. Tn" councilmeu whose terms will have eX- pired are Erich Lucas, E. L. White
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-11
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
 WILL. MEET THIS EVENING;

The Seward Chamber of Commerce will hold a meeting tonight at the Town hall at s o'clock. All members and business men are requested to at tend
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-11
GATEW CITY LIMITED
 MAKING FAST TIME NOW

The Gateway City limited, which left Seward yesterday morning on scheduled time, reached Anchorage at 2;20 o'clock yesterday afternoon, just six hours and twenty minutes actunl- ly running time.
 The Gateway City limited got away from Anchorage this morning at o'. clock with 20 passengers for Seward. ENTlI FER REr 0RT The following iS the w'a'hcr rcp0' for the 2I hours cndirr m ? o'c'o''; this morsing:--
 SEWARD 2S Pt Cloudy Calm. Anchorage 16 Pt Cloudy Calm, Matanuska 20 Cloudy Calm. Chickaloon l9 Clear Calm. Wasilla 24 Clear East.
 Talkeetna 25 Clear Calm.
 Deadhorse 10 Pt Cloudy Calm. Indian River 6 Clear Calm. Hurricane $ Clear Calm.
 -S-- SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GATEWAY
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-11
SYLVLA'S

nore and $. NJ. Graf.
 Candidates have until , P. NJ. on the day of April 1St, to file, accord ing to the city ordinances.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-11

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GATEWAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
What is Nuxated Iron?
Physician Explans-Says Public Ought to Know What
They Are Taking - Practical Advice What to
Do to Build Up Your Strength Power and Endur.
anee and Increase tho Red Blood Corpuscles.

ore Va du,y bound 60 recommend Il foi
the welfare OF our PATIENTS 4 study
W N, composition ul the Nuyaicl lrOu
lurmuL "a Impressed me with the tn
iIptutlu ,ftlgyN u the product that !
immediately tvstvd 10 IN number ~
obstinate yiSts. 80 quickly did ID iu
erase tht strength energy and sudu
stn,c ul the patients Co whom u YVES
ldWlni tpud tlut 1 became itmly con
Ninr,d Ul iis remarkable value us Il
toni, md blood builder | have zinc.
taken % u' SELF with excellent g., suits
There 1901, thousands ui dtliruir. utrV
Gus. rundown folks who need lust such
"a preparation az THE. but do not know
what 60 take Therefore | have ur
grutlN sugl e'yl the wid,aWcud publ
cation W fn' sworn statement ~ IN
composition ~ rs formula 30 that IA,
puhli, mHN Snow what they are ttkmu
This complete formula s now 10 ~
found 300 U.v ~pUrts throughout III,
country o. BE- composed principally 81
organic lruu Boo thu form uf iron p'p
tomato ~ .p,,Ml specific Nnndnt
uud giVC'lHU pilates which IN one IT
the must stly tonic ingredients known
70 the credit 90 N" manufacturers u
may lH' Niiu tntt tNtN Use the most
expensive form uf iron p,ptountt
wh'i,ls hy employing other makes they
,uuidN have put the slmv quantity 4
actual IRON 300 IA, tablets at lees thai
'ucirmth thu cost ana hy using metal
o. iron they could have reduced ~,
~ o. luss than unc.twcntlrth but as
thus ChDupyuing the product thoN
would undoubtedly have impaired u,
Therapeutic efficacy IN my opinion a
careful examination uf this formula boy
ans physician 90 ph1rmavist shuull
ruu,invv him tina, NuNaivl iron is e.
hc placed ImCug the very highest class
uud most strictly ethical preparation,
known 90 medical science u ,Ncc!s
anything have vN,i used fur buildrg
~ the system and increasing the r,d
blood cO,pusglcs thereby 'urichiug aud
terrifying the blood agnius, the raya
gvs 81 dirrasc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03

Social Notes aud Personal Mention
Mr.. Ross Rogers left Frldly tor BAL
las on n brief business trip.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
ESKIMO TON> CARVED
FROM WOOD OK NOIl

Nhntutr ih. conception al SYr.
Claus br.d Us Eskimo buNs ANA SAM.
,h'it id,ls &C tuts are Just as lrnui.
O ms hulHH cherished ly boys and
girls ~ America Liup Eskimo girls
iUf ins1ncv. are us fond oi w1,lns
WIN dolls 1- ar, any other children
Home. Made Puppets.
TIE majority ~ their dolls are .Uf
irrm dFlitWuud. many times hviug uld.
ny their fathers du.ug thr long winter
mouths. somv 90 ih'-, dolls ur, made
to'rfu 'hcir h,Hds from i'd g. 800,
Nr means 81 strings vuund about th.
noes ana pu'i,vl hY the Chils finger
pushed 49, beneath the dolls r'Uthiu-
b.l houses ar" often perfect mml.
tur snfW houses. provided with suatt
store lamps. lttlr kettles and other ,s.
srntlslE. An Eskimo 1ark boo ihc.btA =
clrtcrly made with 4 whalohopo sir.us.
VIII. y causes strange looking animal
20 Jump from q huX.
Nr. aud Mrs. Noah
complete NuIhs ARK IL Cas, ~
tho LrNiwu- clever CaIN,r~ IN wp, 9
ana ivory. They carve the animal
from wairus tusEs Though many ,.
thee, animals differ from thuss familiar
90 American nursery collections the
Erotp ns wi.il proscnts IN, slm.
id'l. The r'ili,ol and dog are pruni
ucni members - the ark family. r
cununV with thc whale. polar bear.
seal. rrl ,'t,g. so1 Non ana porpoiSe
EN'l tho Eskimo types az Nolh and
his Hfe and family appear
4.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
Meeting To h. Held by Woman.
Auxiliarx

Tho woman's Auxiliary az the Fu~
Christian church viii meat this
afternoon AZ ESQ o'clock at the humc oi
Mrs z. =. CRANBERRY. 1894 Van Bui.
en- street.
Every lady who has her name IN the
roll OF the First Christian church. -
considered o member a. this AuNiiiar,
Thosc who have not placed their mem.
bership~ here yet. arv 'sp,t !aliy urged
10 attend these me.,ings
Matters " business VIII De- tak,n up
and short Interesting program VIII
be rendered.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
Joint Meeting Of belle Bennett Sociriy
and Woman's Missionary SOciety

The Belle Bennett Missionary Society
and the wolnan's Missionary Sociciy Cd.
the Polk Street Methodist church viii
meet In joint session this nftr.
noon for the first wo,k of PRAYER ST.
vice. at thrce O'Clock In the Annex
The program Tor wednesday stand.
az follow:
Hymn No 4aJ.
Prayer.
Lesson on Prayer.
Scripture. James 1. i.s--Mrs D,3son
Possibilities - Personal Prayer Mrs
Jones.
Soio-Mrs. Wilson.
Prayer.
Trimming n Mexican leadership "a
Colcgio Insles-Mrs. e. T.. Smith
Prayer.
Duei-Mrs crume and Mrs Cole
Offering
Dismissal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
delightful Dinner Fart, Given.

Miss Katherine Zimmerman 'ut
tanned with d'ughttul dinner part,
N.HiIN evening. 90 the NJshWsi
ttt..
Tu, Tables Vrr' beautifully ANA u
o. t,JllN decorated with variety q"
garden flowers After delicious diu
Thpl',r wh,r, "rhu Perfect Woman
lowed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
ALvAI D MEYER.
Into the Moods


Into the dim green wuods with Nuu--
All. beloved the icafy shad,
Alone with you and the love ~ God.
Eager and unaiuid.
~
Into the wildwood. an unsll'd--
An. beloved. the tender lghr
Where the winds that sing Ger ~,
branching arch
WIN rcst W. diy and nlght
Into the blosscmtim' with yuu
An. beloved. thc messy hun
And the iern.clad slope are sweet T..
u.
And the robin music shil.
Into the din green woods We 90,
To taste a life serene
Where Gods dear sun shall rise with rs
And Ills soul shall brood between.
-Aiargucriic ogden Elg, Tow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
Tbs woman's NI-siOnlr, sccicty Meet.


the buchanan Street Methodist church
me- yesterday afternoon az O'Clock IN
the churrh :w the Week Il pruy,f
Scryice' The program was carried out
as follows:
opening song-No as.
Scripture Rsndins-Jas: i.5.s-prcsl.
dent-
Prayer. For Succcss q cur Home an J
foreign SchOol-IsstOr.
Possibilities o. Personal rIaycr 3lrs
Kline.
Family Worshlp-Mrs Fnd
Scripture reading ON the Need ol
Public Pray err Mrs. R0ndc'
Lfafiet. Public PIayeg-AIrs Bags
The vaShu Industrial h0o.-Mrs.
Saunders.
Tho Other SID Of the Mexican Que..
ton--Mrs Wordsworth
Tho Gtri q Tod1y--Mrs irwin
Duc;i-Mesdamss Kline ard Rum.
wait.
Bibie fasSon-Mrs Rasseii.
Mary sue Finds . ilonc--Mfs. iio,.
man.
Song 40 CO.
Offerinr.
Closing PRAYER.
AL members ale urged 70 attend.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03

Daily New. wan, AS nr'-r results
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
Meeting a Mission s,vd, Cls..

~. u. q the Firs; Eaptis, church viii
meet this afternoon promptly a,
go O'Clock IN the church Iariors. Thu
lesson viii - taken from chapter : in
tho study book. After the study hour a
short businsss - ssion will BE- held Al
new members " the church aru coidi.
ally invited 20 attend.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03

WEDNESDAY

W EDNESDAN
Tn Belle Bennett Suri-iy VII mH.f
in the Annex of the Polk Street Mr,3.
odlst church fuT week a. prayer SOS
Zee.
THURSDAY.
The Plcri1n Iiuh viii ulrt ufh ST.
Howard Wilson. itus T'l.r Street. Eel.
: o'ciUck
The Mgry MitforF Cirh vU mr
az the home u Sir Ion uluu lI ;
O'Clock
Tn. ! T. &. club will met v.'.
Mrs ". r Coile 1915 pu's street. roo
3 O'clock Mr.. Mcintosh VII l' iesl..
Of the afisrnu0n.
FRIDAY.
The 4. y. C's Wili meet l' tha bonn.
q Mrs. ~. e. Baucom. 500 Jacks
gfres.f ~ O'tlutf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03

pllly Neas wanl I'D. brIng rc.alt..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
The Ia Costur Club

The Ia Costura Club met yesierday
afternoon az : o'clock AZ the horne
of Mrs. G. NJ WRdill. 1899 Taylor
street. and after pos, delightful AZ
tcrnoon q needlewOrk. delicious and
dainty refreshments were served ly
the hostess.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
Central Guild.

The CntTal Guild will meet In ths
Annex this afternoon ~ three
o'clock. All members are urged 90 b.
present With needle. thread and ihiinblr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
PrmnInrni knnrLIr..

4 warm 81 bath each tlN uf tuHr
sag With warm coeoa button b. s
Treatment fof overly prominent knurS.
les. Either 90 or rucna butter wiz
ourish the skin much mnr, quickly u
heated
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18
IS THE HAPP|EST
 WOMAN IN STATE
So Mrs. Poe Says After Tan. lac Restores Health
 Gains Thirty Pounds

"The results have gotten from Tanlac are so wonderful that I feel compelled to tell everybody about it." said Mrs. John Poe, 6O1 Third street, Pekin, H., land my recovery, after fifteen years suffering, has made me the happiest woman in Illi- nois.
 "Why, everything I ate caused me agony. Gas pressed up around my heart so I would faint, and when I recovered consciousness I would be limp as rag. Lots of times my neighbors came in thinking I was going ot die. I also suffered with rheumatism so bad would have to sit for days at time with my feet on pillow in chair, and my elbows were so stiff and painful I could hardly use my arms. could hardly sleep at all and have stayed awake many night from pain.
 "My husband urged me to try Tam lac and the way it restored my health was the gladest surprise that ever had. Why, I have gained thirty pounds since began taking it. my troubles have disappeared complete ly and I fell as splendid as when I was girl. just feel like owe my life to Tanlac and only wish had known of it long ago."
 Tanlac is sold in Pine Bluff by Brasher's Central Pharmacy, Dcbhitt and Dancy; in Altheimer by A. w. Leake and in Rison by Boggs Drug Comapny.-Advt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18

ordered away by man in civilian clothes whom they took to be an of- ficer. He added that they turned their horse around, passed the Mor- gan bank and went to the corner of Wall and Nassau streets where they resumed business.
 "My wagon was on the right side of Wall street, looking toward Broad,' he added, land across the street from us was an automobile. We began to do good business with the noon crowds. Then some one sang out to me in Scotch accent put your horse up, buddy. looked up at him and his wagon. "He must have come from New street because I was watching the cop on Broadway all the time. My partner was doing the selling. If he came down Wall street, I couldn't have missed him When I pulled out of the way he
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18
|l|,DIT SUSPECTS ASSAULT OLD MAN
 AND TAKE MONEY
Hillary Police Authorities Say Soldiers Facing
 Two Charges

R Military police officers at Camr ike were yesterday undecided wheth-
 to send George D. Rose and Her [&hal Tribble, soldiers who were al- 2egcd to have held up and assaulted |1lrank Faulkner, Little Rock taxi 1river at the Dollarway school early
 peaday morning, back to this coun- |&y for trial or to return them to Mag noliA for trial there for the alleged Asauit upon an aged man at that 9lace Tuesday night. Deputy Sheriff |. Y. MeBurnett received telephone 1ncssage from Military Police off |cer 1t Camp Pike yesterday after nocn, and was told that he would b. aOtified today what disposition would
 S made of the men.
 Beat old Man %
 The attack on the old man at Mag 1clia had as it's motive robbery, the ailitary police officer stated, the two mon taking $80 in money from the |Nlctim's pocket after they had beaten |him to insensibility. They were ar. Hrested by Magnolia officers, and wert |&1ken to Little Rock, where they were E1dentificd by Faunlkner as the two |Iaen who assaulted him on the Dol E1arway road Tuesday morning.
 The military authorities have stat ed that the two men will be turned pver to the civil authorities for trial Ind indicated yesterday that Jeffer- E9en county would be favored.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18

use it as nucleus for a fund to be raised for the relief of sufferers in the disaster. The letter points out that many of those, injured were clerks and stenographers in moderate circums stances.
 One of the best descriptions of the mysterious vehicle was furnished by Lawrence Serbin ,who with his part ner, was engaged in selling choco- lates to noon-day crowds from a wa gon at the corner of Naussau and Wall streets, less than 300 feet from the scene of the explosion. He de- clared the cart came from New street and was driven by man who spoke with a strong Scotch accent.
 Just before 12 o'clock Thursday Serbin said, he and his partner were doing business on Broad street where the new stock exchange addi. tion is being built when they were
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18

Although Cleveland had lead of eleven points in the American League the first three clubs are so closely punched that one days results has little effect upon the chances of any one of the three winning the pennant
 The situation in the National league however, is different and although Brooklyn has not yet cinched the pernant, it will take almost super human effort to nose them out. The latter have ten more games to play and if they win seven it would be impossible for New York or Cincin- nati to tie them if the Giants and Reds won all their remaining games.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18
ANNOUNCE PROGRAM

The program for the regular Sat urday community class at the Y. M
 c. A. was announced by Boys Work Secretary Tucker last night. Fol lowing swim there will be fifteen minute talk on "The Best Way to Build Character" by J. F. Mcintyre
 Four reels of motion pictures, includ- ing Fatty Arbuckle picture. There will also be educational films. The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18

went straight down Wall street and about a minute later I was knocked down and didn't remember anything nn+;1 I came to in the Broad street hospital.
 The wagon was a bum work wagon with dark, dirty red paint, something like a dirt wagon and about twice the size of those usedS by street cleaners. It was rusty red color, and was drawn by an old brown horse.
 The driver was a dark complex toned, unshaven, wiry man, probably 35 of 40 years old, and dressed tn working clothes and dark cap. lie seemed to be about five feet six ln- ches tall. He had dark hair"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18
;leveland Adds Another Game to
 Chance for Flag

New Work, Sept. 17.-Cleveland in-
 xrased its lead in the American Eeaeue race to one game today by 1efeAtiug Washington, while Chicago TIT winning the second game from leM York. Brooklyn maintained it's I:x game lead in the National league |SeS by defeating Cincinnati.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18

Warren G. Harding will speak here the night of October 8, it was an- nounced late today by H. M. Boards ley chairman of the republican county committee. The announce ment was made upon receipt of a message from J. c. Hughes of the re- publican state central committee who is in Chicago conferring with republican leaders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18

' LONDON-Two women have
 flown over the English Channel.
 Mile. Roland Is one. She has sue.
 ceeded in her third attempt, and though she damaged her plane in) landing near Lympne. England, she got across, just tho same. n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18
Supposn

Tho hou SUPPOSE you y,2 be protected? N''' ''nsl , We write INSURANCE s
 PHONE '''' a't TAYLOR s co
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18

otsss Sss ch;,, e9i more lore imitation, :. ma market, but no one e.ss vs,I Tonic s
 medicine line. ''uS things N
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18

since 1V'fon Ssvons has :, been grow, :,
 The Prinee if'a the he m3'ssnroy mt rl st ], :. ar. higntS of {.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18
HARDING TO K. C.

Kansas City, Sept. 7.-Senator
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18

r,ees messinS w'1l to sta, start at ? e,,,.''
 Admission ID tas' to ,i' two hours ss's' ss, !. ages of 10 and 1I' IS r;3, DGys bsts,s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18

HATS! HAlo! na you will think that ' is no end to them N and see these Y French and Anss a' models that our oar.4,, women are cons% talking about: :.,,4 {, think they are jus' ply wonderful; you say so too. .' There are models Y every occasion Mi els for the Miss, '',. h.I x or Girl. It makes Y \ ference what eo% sss, you desire, we p'" here for you.