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New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
Reports by Wireless
From the U. S. Naval Com
municatiOn Service
{ distance given in miles,

Distance given in miles.)
Antietam 81 SW Fryingpan noon 2sth.
Antigone lat 40 20 N Ion 81 OF w noon
25th.
Apache AZ N Hatteras noon 2e.
Baldbutte 40 S Sand Key noon 25.
Baldhill 132sNE Cape Hatteras noon 2e,
Baltic 81 E Fire Island GAL PM 26.
Bancroft lat 20 II N so 35 w PM25.
Bereia 396 NE Cape Charles noon 25.
Bessemer 27 S Jupiter noon "a.
Betterton 234 S Boston LV noon 26.
Borgestad Pd Cove Point 8:11 PM 25.
Brilliant 2S3 Scotland LV noon 26.
Broad Arrow 10 N Nantucket noon 25
Rytyal so SW Portland Light noon
25th
c A Snider 100 SW Hatteras noon 26th.
Cacique lat 09 Is N lon so ~ w noon
21st.
Cathwood E Molasses Reef noon 25th.
Chamblee % S Cape Hatteras noon
25th.
Chariot lat A 40 N lon CT 90 W noon
26th.
China 1924 W San Francisco PM Oath
City of Augustus 10 SW Cape Lookout
noon Goth
Clincho y Hetzel Shoals noon 25th.
Comerant So + Cape Henry noon 26th.
Concho 2S2 S Ambrose noon Goth.
Courtois $40 Z Nantucket noon 25th.
Covedale 65 NE Winteruuarter onoon
26th.
Craycroft lat SO o6 N lon "a So w
noon Goth.
Cristob:.' SO Sc Ambrose 5:37 PM 26th.
Darden 120 E cape Hatteras noon 26th.
Dtltina 125 Point Galara Trinidid
noon 25th
De Soto 10 NE Miami PM 25th.
Devoente 6 ( Sand Key noon 25th.
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VIA New York; Santa Cecilia, Civita Vec-
chin; Alkaid eNorl. Helsingfors; Chester
sun. Antwerp Liberty Minquas. Tampico
Maasdyk (puO. Rotterdam via New York
Boston Bridge, Savannah. II * Waage
tNorl, kopervik; Bramel Point, Lisbon
and or Oporto. Passed Rcedy Island. Del.
bound out Strs Lyons Maru (Jap). New
YORK; lrtysh tRus) Rotterdam; Ripoge-
nus. Searsport; motor schr Gaspe. Fall
River
PORT ARTHUR. Tex Aug 25-Arrived: ::
Strs Sucrosa. Port Lobos; Lake Washburn.
baltimore; Housatonic. Southampton; Gulf
maid, Texas City; Standard Arrow, Hong
Kong: Sailed Str Gulhight. Providence.
PORT EADS, Aug 26--Arrivcd: Chrtago.
3ocas del ORC; Columbis Colon: Kewanee.
Port Padre Lorraine Cross. Philadelphia; !;
feekskiil. London. Sailed: Creole. New
fork; He}uan tBr). London; Lake French
ton, Cuban ports Lake Wimico, Port LII
mon via Cartagena: Santa Marta, Porto
Colombia and Port Arthur. Luciline (Br).
Hsvre and Rouen via Newport News: Lu-
NINA NBr), Iiavre and Rouen: Lutetian
tBr), Havre and Rouen via Newport News
Montoso, Porto Rico
PORTLAND, Me. Aug 26-Arrived: BY
layl. Norfolk.
SAND KEY. Aug 26-Passed: Westbound
2bth, Strs NJ Danziger Caleric tBr).
hewitt Cattwood, Deuolonte. EnisbroOk
(Br, Bernby Castle (Br); 26th, Minocks.
Aztec tNor). British Dukev (Br). J r
Gordon. West Aloez. Charles NJ Everett.
kehyo Maru (Jap). Dunganon, Han
sAvANNAH, Aug 26--Arrived: City Of
st Louis. New York; schr Ruth Martin,
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Marine Corps Orders
From, The Trsbnne,s Washington Bureau

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Aug. cs.--Marine corps
orders issued to day follow:
Raynor, Maj. S. N, to Ouantico.
Ames. Capt. E. O.. to Mare Island
Franklin, 1t. E. w. to Ouantico.
Bourne. Capt l.. NJ, to Quantco.
Stone. Cap P. H, to Tulsa.
Wright. Gun. G. c., to Paris Island
Dunlap, Col. II. H, to Navy Dept. Wash
ington.
Powers. Maj. w c, to TT. Leavenworth.
Erskine, Maj. +. S. N. to L. S. Arsenal
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
Army Orders

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Army or
ders issued to-day follow:
Infantry
Jones Capt. A. NJ. to Preside, San Fran
Higgins; Major J. A, to Camp Dix.
Miller. 1t. Col ]. J., to Camp Grant.
Jordan. Major w. H. promoted to lieuter
ant colonel
Field Artillery
Woodward, 1t. II. NJ. to Camp Bragg.
Trevor. 1t. d. H, to Camp Travis
Rice. 1t. NJ r.. to Ithaca.
Scott. 1t. VI. E, to Corvallis.
knight Capt. c. c, jr., to Salt Lake CITY.
Coast Artillery
Robinson. Major G., to San Francisco.
Mossman. Major A. to Fort Dupont
Cavalry
Abbott. 1t. Col J. E.. to Takoma Park
Raborg. Capt. w. A, TO Douglas.
Medical Corps
Cowles, Major c. D. jr. to Honolulu.
Denison, Major w, to Manila
Ro bertson Major E. L. to Camp Funston.
Corbett. Major s. NJ. to Honolulu.
Dental Corps
Cowan. 1t. E. W. V. to Camp Gordon
Ostrum. 1t. H. r, to Camp Pike
Engineers
Harvey. 1t c.. resigned.
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Ill. 1t. B. c., to Camp Funston.
Quartermnster Corps

Hi. 1t. B. c., to Camp Funston.
Quartermnstcr Corps
Coleman, Col l.. s., to Camp Gordon.
w Inn. Major c. D., to Columbus. N. NJ.
macdonald. Major J. r.. to Camp Bennlng.
AdJutant Generals Department
crimes, Col @. NJ, to Baltimore.
Campbell, Col. A. to Boston.
inspector Generals Department
England, Lit. Col. c. W, to Camp Meade.
Miscellaneous
Wright.
Folio ing to General STAFF. washin gton
CoioneIs McNair. w. s.: Cruikshank. w.
M; Fleming. a. s.; Edwards O.; Rich
T.; Enochs. B. s.: Ross. T.; Starbird.
A -. Lieutenant Coionels Ford s. H.
Merrill. d. T.. Gibbs, G. s.; Heron, c.
II T.; Johnson, W. C:;, Gulick. J: W;
:, Maiors Lahn. F. P; Curre. d.
H.; Churchill. NJ; Lynch. G. A.: Cocheu
q. ~. montgomery, ]. c.; Lynn, c..
Kt,lngman, j. j.: benedict. a. L.. cross,
NJ A. Emerson, r. II; Iycdds- W. II.
1r; Collins. j. L.; Greely. j. n. Nor
Following to Genera. Staff College az stu
cent officers: Henry. Col. G. v; Baer Lit.
Col J. A.; Walker Col. X. w Patter-
Son, Son, n.: co.; co. r; u. Fife. 1t. Col. j.. p;
Alss.aetter. Col. f. W.. U. S. A. retired. to
Moorman. Major F.. Sig c., to Charles
ton, S. c.
Walsh. r IL. NJ. T. c.. to Camp Ho,ab,ra
W 1t. s. A. U. s. A.. retired. to
Wa IL. C. D. Air Ser. to Ross Field.
Honorably Discharged
Wells. I'd 1t. B. A, Engrs
Stewart. 1t. A. P. F. A.
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FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York
Portland-S 8 Usage.
Ruenos Aires--S S Crofton Hall
Genoa-S s Duca d'Aosta.
Dunkirk-S Henry County.
Marseilles---S s Liberty Land
Gihraltar--S s Wico.
Brixham--S s West Zeda.
Adclaide-S S Bellbucklc.
Panama Canal, Cristoba-S 8 General
G w Cocktails
Shiclds-S Dartford
Colombo-S Tokiwa Maru
Arrivals from New) York
Marseiles-S y Patria.
London-S Mesaba.
Antofagasta-S y Steel Mariner
Rio Grande--S S Corean Prince
Genoa-S Tarantia
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Martens Case Up Sept. 13
New Evidence Promised When
Envoy's Hearing Is Resumed

Arrangements were made yesterday
at Ellis Island to resume the hearings
in the case of Ludwig c. A. K. Mar
tens, unrecognked envoy of the BUS
sian Soviet government, on September
13. Charles Recht. Of Martens's coun-
sci, is on the Pacific Coast, it was an
nounced, and will not return until
Labor Day.
The immigration authorities were
ready to proceed with the case and had
been anxious for some time to haze il
called. A report was that new eyi-
dence had been obtained in the matter
Of the alleged smuggling of jewelry
and correspondence from Russia which
were said TO have been delivered 10
persons who have close relations with
Martens.
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(Distance given in miles.)
Antietam 81 SW Fryingpan noon 2sth.
Antigone lat 40 20 N Ion 81 OF w noon
25th.
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Navy Orders

From The Trtbune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Navy or
ders issued to-day follow:
Boykin. Ems. D. b.. to Y. S. s. st. Louis.
Briggs, 1t. Comdr. H. NJ. to U. s. s. Penn
sylyania.
Evans. 1t w. S., to u. S. s. Oklahoma.
Hardison. 1t. o. B.. to destroyer notilla 4,
Pacific fleet.
HoogewerH. 1T. Comdr. H. to Annapolis
Lila, Mach. n. L.. to y. s. S. st. Louis.
McFeatsrs. 1t Comdr. c. P, To Anna polls.
Murphy. 1t Comdr. P. j.. to Port-au-
Prince.
Old. Comdr E H. H. to New York.
Roach. 1t. e. H. to U. s. S. Dallas.
Sanford. 1t r. B.. to q. s. s. Utah.
Wellman, 1t. II. b., to u. s. 8. ProteuR.
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WeIIs. "a Lt. 3. a, Engr.
Stewart. 1t. A. P. f. A.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting malls close at the Gem
eral Postofice and City Hall postoffic.
station. New York. at a. m. as follows:
=, Japan. Corea. China, Siberia. siam.
french lndochina, Netherlands East Indies
and Philippine Islands. via Seattle stearo
ship Manila Maru, September O.
=, Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands, New
Iea land and specially addressed mali for
Australia. via San Francisco. steam.hin
Mariana. September s. ''''''
Hawaii, FIJI Islands, New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria
b. c., steamship Niagara. September 10.
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Shipping N e " $

Matanzas. Sailed: Lake Gedney, Jackson
Vile.
TAMPA. Aug 26-Arrived: Lake WI
noosk. Charleston: Shawmut Houston.
Sailed: Mascotte. Havana via Key West
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Garrett. Mai r. b. to New Orleans
Winans. Capt r., to Atlanta.
Curtis. Capt. 7. J.. to Philadelphia Z
Martin Capt. @. W. to Quantico.
EIGderhoff. It, s.. ~. to Paris Island.
Hall. I'd 1t. 9. b. to Paris Island.
Wheaton, 1t /. P, to Paris Island.
Strung. "a II. J.. to Quantico.
cobb. 2d LIT, H. to Charleston.
Stafford, Major H b. q. 81. c.
Vitstoe. Capt. J. A. inf.
Nnorhaes inS
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B0RAH WON'T HELP LOWDEN OR WOOD 70
 BECOME NOMINEE.
If Either is Named, Issue Will be Corrupting
 Ballot

Chicago. June 11.-Senator Borah, of Idaho. one of Senator Johnson's most ardent supporters announced to- night that he would not support elth- CT Lowden or Wood.
 "If either of them is nominated, he declared, "the issue before the American people will not be on the platform of the party-it will be on the issue of the corruption or the American people,
 Senator Borah expressed his views at a public meeting of Johnson dele gates. .,
 eve have reached time when 1t is necessary to talk frankly not only with reference to the situation in the convention here," Senator Borah sald "but also with reference to what the situation will be when we leave here with a candidate nominated and oui n,atform in our pocket. Pm not here to gratify personal feeling for oi against any candidate.
 "From my standpoint, the interests of the republican party and of this country are superior to the rlght o' any individual to hold office. Oul first object is to nominate Hiram Johnson. because he holds the conf dence of the American people.
 CT do not pretend to say that there are not other men who could be elect ed if nominated by the convention tomorrow morning.
 "But I do say with all sincerity that either of the two candidates nov 1eadinp before the convention VII not receive. if nominated, hundreds of thousands of republican votes.
 of either of the present two lead ;no candidates is nominated the issue will be the corruption of the electo rate. There is no way to avoid th' issue. This cannot be plotted ou or excused.
 "I can take the records of thes' two men-and they are on file off cially in Washington-read them t' an audience and leave it to them i these men should go into the election | Suppose I go into that conven tion tomorrow, and ask from the ros trim for MT. Woods representative to stand up and tell us what tha nomination has cost?" A dozen voice from the audience told him to "g' to it." Suppose I should ask the othe gentleman to stand up," he continu ed. "and ask how much they hay bid against Wood for the primary Rome was in precisely that situation before it's end"
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KEITH IS RENAMED
 SUPER!NTE OF
 COUNTYS SCHOOLS
J. P. Alexander is Made Pres. ident of County School
 Board

w. P. Keith, county superintendent of education, was reelected to that office for period of two and one half years yesterday at the initial meeting of the recently elected coun- ty board of education. Mir. Keith's term will expire July 1, 1923.
 The board, which was created by an act of the recent legislature, elect ed Joe P. Alexander, president; and Dr. R. P. Woods, Altheimer, secre- tary.
 The election of MT. Keith and the organization practically was the on- ly work done by the body yesterday. MT. Keith's election comes as no sur prise. He was named to the office by Governor Brough to fill the un- expired term of F. c. May, resigned This took place several months ago Then the legislature made the office an appointive one, creating in the same bill the board which is to make the appointment. Election of the board recently centered about the appointment of superintendent there being an effort to name board said to be unfavorable to Keith.
 Teachers examinations will be held Thursday and Friday, June IT and IS, of next week, according to an an nouncement. made by MT. Keith. The white teachers will be examined at the courthouse and the colored teach CTS at Merrill high school. Examinations for state and pro- ducted
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DOUS|NC FOR THE .METH0DISTS; CALEBS
 MAY BE SPRINKLED
Rival Sunday Schools Stage Ball Game at
 3 D. m.

The Methodists say they will take the Baptists to ducking and the Baptsts affirm that they will sprin- kle the Methodists with defeat.
 Either will be the result of the encounter this afternoon, beginning at 3 o'clock, on the arena of Athle- tic Field.
 The Bible class of Lakeside Meth odist church and the Calebs of the First Baptist church will lock horns The price of admission will be five cents.
 Deputy Sheriff, J. L. McBurnett, one of the officials, yesterday an nounced that two ambulances and several first aid parties will be on the field to carry off those who fall in the struggle and provisions will be made to assist the heavyweights who fall down. R. Carnahan is the manager of the Calebs, and Senator Creed Caldwell and several deputies will direct the game, and if anybody tries to start any rough stuff they will help finish it. Dr. Campbell, a veterinarian, also will be present.
 A fish fry is in the offering, as the losing team will have to banquet the winner, but when the fish fry will be held ,or where, has not yet been announced. It may be held sec retly
 Dr. o. G. Blackwell is pitcher and manager for the Lakeside team, but he denies the charge. R. Carnahan will pitch for the Calebs, and the other members of this team are Theo Williams, C; E. H. Elsberry, 2b; G. w. Allport, 1b; Rev. J. H. Moore, ss; A. F. Wright, 3b; pr. T. w. Woodul, of; Theo Vol lerman, lf
 The Lakeside lineup is as fol- lows: Dr. Blackwell, p; Garrett Howsen, C.. R. F. Rothrock, 1b; T. H. Cathey, 2b; Arthur Brewster, 3b; i; w. c. Reynolds, ss; Gannaway, If; A. M. Freemeyer, of; D. B. Niven, If; Judge w. B. Sorrells, pig tail.
 The judge left town whn appoint ed to this important post, and whe- ther he will return for the game hasn't yet been learned.
 Immediately after the game the young men of both churches will play i ball.
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WOOD, L0WDEN, JOHNSON LEAD AFTERF0vR bALL0TSHLATTER
 HOLDS BALANCE 0F POWER

Chicago, June l.Four ballots in the republican tiona convention today failed unite the necessary major ity a nominee
 Ii the first time since 1888 that more than three ballots found the party without choice and the seventh time since the nomination of Lincoln that than bal lot had been required
 The big three-Wood. Iowden and Johns0n-were at their high marks when the convention the fourth ballot ajourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. To nominate a candidate must have 593
 The contest then stood: Wood 3l1 l-2; Lowden 2S9; Johnson 40 l2; Hoover ,; Harding 61 2 Sprou 70 l2 Coolidge 25 Butler 20 Knox g. oindeXter 15; Sutherland three; Borah 1 Dupont 2 Iafollettc p; Watson l.
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Ebert Will Not be
 Candidate Again

Berlin, June 1.-The Lokal An zieger declares today it has learned from authoritative sources that Pres ident Ebert will not present hlmsei1 again as a candidate for the presl- dency. The newspaper says hls de- cision is the outcome of personal oo- iections raised against him within his own party ranks, which he resents because his critics overlooked the fact that the president of the repup- lie is requested to serve the state and not party interests.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-12
Uruguay Planning
 Alcohol Control

Montevido, June 1o-Agitation o1 the liouor question in Uruguay mas resulted in committee of the sen ate undertaking study with the ministers of the interior for the con- trol' of alcohol.
 One proposal would limit purchases of alcohol. while the other would pro- hibit the importation of the manu- fracture and sale of distilled iiquois allowing four years for the complete suppression.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-12
Announce Winner of Graphic Prize
 Probably Sunday

Failure of the republican conven- tion to nominate candidate for president prevents determination of the winner of The Graphic's Repub- lican nomination and proof reading contest, and award of the prize of $10 offered to the person picking the nominee and finding the most errors in the advertisements on the page.
 The Republicans probably will nom mate today, and the winner of the $1O cash prize will be printed in to- morrow's issue of The Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-12
U. s. Plane Making
 Industry is Hit

New York, June 1.-The Curtis Airplane and Motor corporation, claiming three-fourths of the output of the entire American aircraft indus try, announced here today it would virtually abandon manufacture of commercial planes because of failure of congress to protect the market from the dumping of British ma motors and accessories. At the Buff falo plant twill be stopped before July l, and the factory turned over
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ArkanSanS Still
 Unable to Agree

Arkansas thirteen votes, on the fourth ballot, stood ten and one-half for Lowden and 2 1-2 for Wood, un- changed since the second ballot.
 On the first ballot the Arkansas vote was divided six for Wood, six for Lowden and one for Harding. Low den on the second ballot gained Harding's vote and and 1-2 of the Wood votes.
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Central Trades to Hold Picnic at
 Doris Park July ,

A picnic will be given July at Doris park under the auspices of the Central Trades and Labor council. Features of the ocasion will be danc- ing, swimming, boating, cold drinks and choice eats of all kinds. The pub- lie is invited to attend. Jitney trans portation can be had fron, the end of the car line to the picnic grounds, it is announced.
 The picnic was arranged by spe- cial committee appointed by the Gen. tral Trades and Labor council. for manufacture of other products, 1t was said.
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MRS. GAIT NAMED.

Geneva, June 11.-Mrs. Carrle chanman Catt was unanimously re- elected president of the lnternationa' Womans Suffrage alliances at ,o- dav's session of it's congress-, o.s Y, has agreed to accept the office, l' was announced, despite her declara- t;on in a speech yesterday that she felt compelled to retire.
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A BUSINESS BARGAIN.

A splendid business for sale for cash. Will invoice about $5,50O. Paying handsome profit on capital i'm vested First class location. Reason for selling, owner has larger business to claim his time. Cotton Belt Saw ings < Trust Co. 6-7-tf
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* a. + + # s + * i. I. + *
. FIVE OF CREW OF EAGLE BOAT DROWN IN DELAWARE RIVER.

* Philadelphia, June 11-Five of * the crew of Eagle boat No. 25 + were drowned today when the lit- ]. tie war craft was struck by i. squall in the Delaware river and + capsized. Fifty-six men escaped. + The victims were caught in the l. engine room. One man chiseled j. a hole in the side while the yes + sel was floating bottom up and + got out safely. A passing ex- + cursion steamer picked up the + survivors.
 +
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WOOD
Voting On Big Three

First Ballot Wood 287 1-2; Lowden POI; Johnson, 133 1-2.
 Second Ballot Wood 2S9 1-2; Lowden, 259 1-2; Johnson, 146.
 Third Ballot Wood 3O3; Lowden 282 1-2; Johnson, 148.
 Fourth Ballot Wood, 314 1-2; Lowden, 2S9; Johnson 40. Woods total gain - 21 Lowdens total gain 8s Johnson's total gain l-z
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-12
WiU Rogers IS After Real NeUs in Pennsylvania

Somewhere in Philadelphia, June 1.-The republican convention is be- ing held right here in Philadelphia. Senator Penrose called himself to or der this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-12

Joe Cans, colored light weight, and M. L. Brandon, another negro, would have staged real honest-to goodness fight at Fourth and State last night if officers had not. interfered. Each posted $1O.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-12

I asked him: "What republic an can read a prayer?" He said: ooh, they will call in some demo- crat. The democrats are all praying this year,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-12

"Why, I asked him, did you make them think in Chicago that you were for Governor Sproul?" ?" He answer. ed: "Well, Will, I will tell you. The only way to keep a governor from becoming senator is to sidetrack him off on the presidency"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-12

"But," I asked him, "isn't the pres idency higher than senator?" He said: "Oh. no; the senator can make a sucker out of the president and generally does"
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fHELD.F0R
 bN KILLING |AvM BAYOU.
|pudlsy Webb Kill LVatsrs; All
 Isrnlers EgAFTERMATH sCRAPE
.t,eer, Waters, Share
 V,bbs' Place, Lead |bpubls Between

hdlsy Webb, farmers re-
 ,I,n Bayou, were in the
 N isil last night charg-
 tr in the first degree
 ve,terdsy morning shot
 w Waters, 50 years old,
 ;iipg in that neighbor-
 a dispute Thursday
 ss, Waters son and
 \, which eliminated in
 any, Nick Webb suffer-
 the hand.
 b the story related to Nichol and deputies,
 arrest, Waters was a
 on the Webbs' farm.
 }, several disagreementS
 which reached a head
 tng took place Thursday the Webbs went M to effect a settlement 6qlties with him. Webb M and fired, they said, 6hmed the fire, killing l ten went to England
 lined a lawyer, Wno tel Fine Bluff and Sheriff N Sheriff J. L. McBur- uF Sheriff Bryan Wick ald in an auto returning ! linen last night.
 ! who, was first to reach bverer, tells a different M told by the Webbs. grgon reaching Waters the latter said "get my ' found the pistol about Ithe body and it had not yA Immediately after |he Webbs started for ilpsrts from Plum Bayou !isfs had been slain from tplate where the killing ! color to this theory t was near the end of N been cultivated.
 ls a wife and six chill 'bb used an automatic Nick Webb used a shot 'the men fired, and it is 10th of their shots took \ was shot through the in the groin.
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I said: "How about Wood ?' He said: "Wcod did all right managing Cuba, but Cuba was not organized and demanding time and half for overtime"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-12

will just let them pray today. That is the biggest novelty you can pull on a republican"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-12

I asked him this morning: "Well, Bois, what are you having them do there today?' And he said: "Oh,
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eIlentS for . August 10 kby Committee

dsnocratic central com aeetlng yesterday made aag the primary election lsn candidates for town.
 ate and federal offices asd' A resolution adopt Mt the election shall be !. aual manner, with no
 polling places. Only as may vote in the elec- ases and clerks for the e selected at a meeting committee August 2.
 saee of L w. Clements, ~ accallister was elect tenn.
 were fixed as ssssaslng attorney, $50; seaaty judge $50; coun- \. s''ealt clerk $75; county s,' county assessor $75; N, representative $15; ,'aip p constable $25; con- ''slee ',.s Of the peace, $1; 'ats senator $25.
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I asked him: "In the old days didn't candidates stay at home till they were nominated?" He said, "Yes, but these fellows know that all they will get out of it is the trip"
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I then said: 'H0w about Low den?" He said: "Well, LOwden can get the Pullman vote; but what we want is a man that can land the day coach vote"
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am the only newspaper writer here, as all the rest thought the convention was going to Chi cago; but 1 knew he wasn't.
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Then I asked him: "What dc vol; think of Johnson?" He said: "Well, he would be good in the movies" But I told him that talk ing pictures were not success.