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CANDY JARS

Cut glass Candy Jars, ono
pound capacity. worth Dbc, npo.
clhl .,.....",.t,., 'OVV
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mIMT YOIl

Tn. silence Of Mr.. Rryan 10 eloee1o1
only BY that Of Mr.. Wilsoa.--CAAS1D-
ton Mail. - NJ
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my wifs 10 suffering from shelf
shock" Impossible" Not at all. At
breakfast today sha brooks ~ sEg that
hnd seen better dayS."--BunAio Ex.
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buy WAR sAVlNGs BTAMrS-
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rho RnruhirHna Il" net a. all
that they would rather 500 "a Surrlu"
than dshcir In their treasury. ON Ih'
contrary,
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J ',"sl '"r"r ~" g'"''"l H'"mr 81 h"~"
! i"Vn Ir"pIr. ,I',k". b"h'"I'""rl". Pc.
f"""I"uul p'."TI' 80 sub lh'g lIh" W'""
/ al '"Iu" H. D,niI ,""I"' 'a'". W" r"' .
: Iiois ~ 'H"ry hIG 'unnui"' lufi nR ""'"h-
' Iluh,,'uI Iu' luh" lila I"'firg "p"' Z"
/ TOT ih" u,uI"t ,aIg 81 'IuII"Y'u ono ~
! ih' ',dI arguments ndyau'"d 10y Marion r
| Ii"s ~ p'""f that Ih'IT inwU !" certain
I" "uiny - large luduaiTin Development
! ~ the future. Ia lhpI lnud IH un 'hehp
, ihui factory Ell"H ,Iu r"nhlIY DO Bi"rh-
! 81 "sr,nsIN" enough - provide pIohp
| 81 TurhiuT Mpn'" fuI automobiles Tor lh"
I working Iur'"r
! All this may ur"m long jump rom
tho ntUTy about tho Marion RthT 60
I upurutISo luduEiIlHl plan. but II lnn I.
! Marion IN "a sort 81 ru-OpoIhilv" town.
| Nearly everything IN It IL owned ny IT,
avn people. aud on" Of TIA" biggest flhht.
| ,iHl cuIrrI,I IBr1 IL that 81 tho iO-Op"Tn-
/ 1.-Two HuliduE and Loan Association.
! %"thIuE Ia IA" financial realm lh dnll"
| 20 phHy an for my vol lntcnll"noh "lll !
! zen To- net flnHnCInl nurIrImn"o foT huIIh
! luE u hUur The wh"Ic town IN hhl-
! mated by TIA" same HplTii that moved Mr.,
| Harding 10 nuh" hIn n"wSpup"I "a 90.
| operative 'OTpoTuti"n. an nom an u wa
pIuHp"IOIr enough to ,unvln' hnybndy
| mat II Waa II good lhlng Ia Z" "r"i"I"
|
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A.k MeIinr, ~ Hnnvp


n hos h.ou IL 'uuu'' llru wlil Uu' u
,u,ui'rI n,iIvilI's ~ tho homo i"~n 'hH'
Hrnri", Iis,hlnF hnr iunhr ih' 'nnl i''-
nId - whioh he !" "uIlil'h 10 lie luhG'd
hy Ii.s hur',ttt pn ps"Th Ivv"rlhhlY Is
hnn Lttu fu Ihn IhIuar that Ny"ulh NAB -
MAJ" hrIirI ipwn. y hiPE"r Town. 4"
Iuutu independent town. n more pr"rp"T
uuH town. and - better Pln." f"r oil ~
Itr po"plo 10 1.-Two IN Ito hRh had n"Ino
rrnI HKhlH aud ho hRH nIin"Hi invariably
won lhCin. II all tho vVloTH could ""in"
- Marion aud fiuh out about lihThlnE
M ~ cltIIOn In hiu own HON" town, ~" =
model employer. m n piru""T IN UTh'N
cal industrial C"-"pOrntl0n. an pr"n"'
tor Of every good aud worthy cniCTprInn.
~ u believer In hIr own town. md hts
own nrIHhhorE before every other town
aud ovrry other nciEhboThOod, ih"rn
would be oven l"Hr uncertainty about his
election than hts fIirndH believe there ~
now and that would reduce uncertainty
about To the vanishing point
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ao"a,a 10 disagree win w""d'"~ wa
a.,
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Wednesday
Basement
Bargains
ICED TEA SETS,

Covered jug and Si1 Glasses
cut in pretty Daily" cutting
A regular $3.50 value. S3.06
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HARDING HAS MADE CO. OPERATION KEY
TO INDUSTRIAL RELATIONSHIP IN ALL
ACTIVITIES IN HOME TOWN OF MARION

, Marian county hnuml -" "''""" I"'
uin IuInl nIuR p""' ipr"
NuyIndy ~nn bn"w" hin r"w i"rN
. 49,, rruuhIy U,iI rru"IUh"r" ih" in'"'"''
! ION uituiIfi,aiIu Ions 81 ~" w"tFIuR i"ruih
ton 81 tho ruoIT"p"IiH ~" haF h'R'h'
nIrut l. u''In,k IL the morning WIN lh'
nIst IruyriunI 81 Ia" wa k"T" H''""'hE
thTrIHh Ihr HITrCtH 1hcT' a." ~" pho
plc VIII" must lee on ia" job 's'ih '"I'I
10 prrpafr for those who fnIlp" NJ ="
md ! u'rl",k ih"Ir a." other gi"uhf. 81
n mad = n',i",k rillI "ih'I". ia" hh"p
! people. clerks. TTf"FHI"nnl people. 90 Q
! ever y"uo 81 Ih"H' Ef"npH can u" i''pk
, nIIrd by IIH attire and general rlyl" Ihn
| iuTy gIrIs tho shop EiIln. ~" h"~o
| town nffi'r f"I''S each group Ia" " ,
own Hpo'lul nnd p"'uliai 'hnIa' l'Iln''f'
! that any how Y"Iber instantly i"'"h
/ nITor
Ia Marian Ihuio lr ih' rnIno lnl"I"h'
, IuH uhunIIIni hlI1tlfi' Hii"n. only " 10
. go I"usIy dIIfoICnI I'i' ih'Y oil 90 ''
/ wn,h Ia nuIUInubII,n ~ In halh ihsl
' th,ra la as ,,Di"i ,"i /" Marian i"I 'Y"i
q uv' 81 IL" population. hui ih'. '""""'
, '.in., 80 In n,.,, ''.i ln'' 81 Ih1i ~ !" az
! u"i.' ruI iInui' Ih' f'"i """i"'"e
. ,r",, 80, ~ 81 ne 'I,y @"ih''" 60" IL
IuyyuIu. smi ,trrsIIT Ih'"" "i' ""'h
. go H. ~, militia snI fn' I"ii'r ""h 'l'Y
! ,,,,,Ir lac - 'rnsi'I"I .hl" p'"r"II 81
! ~
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TAKE HOME 4 SOUVENIR
or YOUR VIBIT-Mhhy suit.
able lines arc here,
Hoo Our Toy Showing.
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NEpuN5E7
FLOOR COVERING

Thiu picture .howu how Nepon'et floor
Covering makes a kitchen floor bnsh''
cheerful and nani,ary Como in md sec
our complete line OF beautiful Ne!'"n'o'
no,,oms for every room in the hou'o'
Nononso, i. waterproof. Family kept c'o"n'
Ma. l., rhi lac. " ".s1''" W." "
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Another Marion boast In that thor" II
not a millionaire IN the town, md that
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to Insist
That the Germans
Disarm Selves

Paris, April 16.-The representa-
tives in Berlin of France, Great Brit
ain, Italy and Belgium will join in a
warning to Germany that she must
execute without delay the disarma-
ment and rehabilitation clauses of
the peace treaty, according to present
plans.
1t is understood that the charge
d'affares will also say to the Ger
man government that in case the in
surrectionary movement in Germany
is not suppressed the allies may re-
fuse further deliveries of foodstuffs.
London, April 16.-The London eve
ming newspapers today feature prom
inently the emi-official statement
from Paris that the allies. on the ini-
tiative of Great Britain are about to
take energetic steps to enforce Ger
man disarmament, even to the extent
of cutting off food supplies, if neces-
sary. Most of the journals in theil
editorials welcome the news unquali'
fiedly.
In official quarters here it is stated
that the final decision regarding the
situation will be taken in San Reno.
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Revival of Lost
Art of Walking
Upstairs Again

New York, April 16.-Revival of
the lost art of walking up stairs was
forced upon thousands of reluctant
persons in New York today by a
strike of union elevator operators.
The union claims a membership of
more than 1900.
The operators, who voted last night
to strike for increased pay and
work this morning.
Rumblngs of the impending strike
had reached the ears of owners OF
office buildings, department stores
and apartment houses, however, and
an effort was made to maintain a
service, but it was not adequate to
the demands. Women who ran the
lifts during war days were being
sought as strikebreakers by build
ing owners, who said they hoped soor
to have service approaching norm
al. The great office buildings in
the downtown skyscraper district
some of which house more than TO-,
coo persons each work day, were
hard hit. Hundreds stormed the ele
vator entrances, over crowding the
few cars that were operated by en-
gineers. electricians and hastily
gathered volunteers The delay
seemed intermnable to petulan
workers, many of whom already hat
been held up by transportation dit
! ficulties incident to the RAILROAD
strikes, and finally they commenced
the long, tedious climb to offices OF
the tenth, twentieth and thirtietl
floors.
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72-Year-Old Man
Murders Child
Because of Love

Muskegon, Mich, April 16.-"I did
it because l loved her and wanted to
take her out of this life Of misery
was the explanation offered by Stu
art C. Moon, aged 72, of the killing
of his 10-year-old granddaughter
Irma Moon, according to officers
who took him into custory. Moon
a retired lumberman, was said by
residents of Muskegon heights to
have called the girl out of school
room yesterday and attacked her
with an az The child's body was
mutilated, Rev. A. w. Lyon told the
officers before he could interfere.
Moon was held on a charge OF
murder. An investigation into his
sanity probably will be ordered, il
was said.
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GERMAN UNREST.

Berlin, April 5.-Government
troops were massed in the center OF
Berlin last night, following the re-
turn of Herr Severing, Prussian
minister of the interior, from the
Ruhr district, where he was sent to
conduct operations. Among the
units assembled were Is tanks, 20
armored cars and several detach-
ments of machine gunners. 1t is
presumed this military movement
was result Of rumors of a new re-
volt impending.
Severing ordered that the public
be barred from the quarter of the
eity containing government build
ings, and Wilhelmstrass and Untel
Der Linden were held by fully arm
ed troops all day yesterday.
Grave conditions are reported
from Pomerania, where reactonar-
les are active.
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Matthews Back
From Eastern Trip

w. L. Matthews of the Cleveland
Matthews Hardware company return
ed Thursday from a trip during
which he visited Washington, New
York, Buffalo and other cities OF the
East and Middle West. He spent
several days at the Winchester plant
at New Haven, Conn.,, inspecting the
big works and obtaining additional
information regarding the Winches
ter plan of having one distributor II
each community. The Cleveland
Matthews company will be the eX'
elusive distributor in Pine Bluff ter
ritory for the Winchester products
On his return trip Mr.. Matthews at
tended the toy fair at Chicago.
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Ask That Little
Mary's Decree be
Held as Invalid

Minden, New. April 16.-In the in
terest Of the state of Nevada, suit
asking that the decree of divorce
granted on March g 1920 by District
Judge Langan to Gladys Moore. fa-
miliarly known as Mary Pickford
from Owen E. Moore be set aside
was filled in the district court here
bysLeonard B. Fowler, attorney gen
erai.
The complaint is based on allega-
tions Of fraud, connivance and collu.
sion between Moore, his wife and
Douglas Fairbanks, to whom the for.
mer Mrs. Moore was married short
time after her divorce was granted
Fairbanks is brought into the case
through allegations that there was
conspiracy between himself and his
present wife to defeat that provision
Of the California law, which requires
that year elapse before final de-
cree of divorce be granted, by having
Mrs. Moore get divorce in Nevada
In 2that respect it is alleged in the
complaint that an engagement ant
aafrement to wed existed between
Gladys Moore and Fairbanks prior
to sTebruary Is, 1920, the date or
which Mrs. Moore came to Nevada.
Other allegations are that Moore
came to Minden solely to be served
with summons in the suit, that M
substantial facts were given in cour
to warrant a divorce. and that Mis-
PiSkford concealed her identity from
the Judge up to the moment of tax
ing the witness stand. AS Judge Lam
gan is one of the witnesses sum
lnoned for the state, another judg
4 will hear the complaint.
District Judge Langan will be aske
TO Aestify as to his introduction t
Mrs. Moore. Just before going o.
the witness stand she was presente
to the Judge as miss Gladys Smith.
This the state will contend is ell
;cumstantial evidence that Mrs. Moor
attempted to deceive tn ecourt as t
her true identity.
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American Slain
While Attempting
to Make Escape

berlin, April 16.-Paul R. Demott
ofsPaterson, N. j., who was shot and
killed at Vessel by German sentry
reeently, was making a deliberate at
tenipt to escape from prison when
fired upon, according to an oral re.
port made by representative of the
American commission here, who has
just completed an investigation OF
the incident.
Wemott was in possession of arms
VIXEN arrested, the investigation has
proved, and is said to have been il
company with communist soldiers
HIS passport read France and the
Baltic provinces" the purpose of his
trip being given as Journalistic
work
complete investigation of his pa
pers has not as yet been completed
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CENSUS FIGURES.

Washington, April 16.-Census
figures today include:
Lufkin, Tex, 4,S7s, an increase OF
2,129, or TIA per cent.
Battle Greek, Mich, 36,164, an in
crease of 1887. or 43.1 per cent.
Hillsdale, Mich, 5,476, an increase
of ATS, or 9.5 per cent.
Owosso, Mich, 12,575. an increase
of 1886, or 30.5 per cent.
Bowling Green, KY, 9,63S, an in
crease of 465, or 81 per cent.
Macomb, H., 6.714, an increase OF
94O, or 1863 per cent.
Phillipsbury, N. j., 1928, an in
crease of 9,020, or PIT per cent.
South Bridge, Mass. 14,245, an in
crease of 1858, or 1871 per cent.
Gloucester. n. j., 1912, an in
crease of 2,70O or 2S.5 per cent.
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Ask Supreme Court
to Modify Action

Washington, April 16.-The SUP
rene court, in five motions filed to-
day was asked to modify it's in,
junction issued recently in connec.
ton with the Red river oil lanes
controversy between Oklahoma and
Texas. The motions were made or
behalf of owners of various oil lant
leases who seek to have their lane
excluded from the terms of the in.
junction.
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$4,000 to Witness
Jeanne Dare Cerem

Rome, April 14.-Only $4,000 pill
grims will be permitted to come to
Rome to attend the ceremonies in
cident to the canonization of Joan of
Arc, which will be held next month.
Recent reports have stated that 100,-
900 wished to come here, but ar
engagements for housing and feeding
them could not be made and a limit
was placed on the number allow
ed to make the trip.
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IEpFINGWELL RESIGNS.

Washington, April 16.-R. +. Let
fingwell, assistant secretary of the
treasury, has resigned his reslgna-
ton and has been accepted by vii
son. Mr.. Leffingwell, whose home
is in New York, wrote the president
that he desired to return to private
life because of personal consldera-
tons and in response Mr.. Wilson sali
the resignation was accepted with
dozen regret.
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FIND BLOODY SHIRT

Steubenville, O., April 16.-A suit
ease containing bloodspattered
shirt and blood stained handker-
chief alleged to belong to Harry Mil
Ter Confessed" slayer of little Fran
ces South of Adcna, was found in the
West Virginia hills near Beach, last
night.
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and in which number of minor in
iuries were inflicted, neither the
sophomores nor the freshman class
es at the University of Texas, ac-
cording to an announcement by the
president today, will be allowed to
hold receptions for the next two
years. Four hundred and sixtyfour
students alleged to have participant
ed in the fight received sentences
ranging from being placed on discip-
linary probation to suspension for
two weeks, without the privilege of
taking spring examinations.
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HONOR SULLIVAN

Chicago. April 16.-City and county
offices will be closed tomorrow for
the funeral of Roger c. Sullivan
democratic leader, who died at his
home here Wednesday,. Messages re-
ceived today from political leaders
throughout the country, announced
their intention of attending the flu
neral.
A message of sympathy was re.
ceived from President Wilson an(
Secretary Tumulty telegraphed thai
he intended to come to Chicago fol
the funeral. Arch Bishop Munde
lein will conduct the services at Holy
Name Cathedral.
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THREE DIE IN WRECK.

Mobile, Ala, April 16.-Thrce
trainmen were killed and two train
men and a negro woman passenger
were injured in headon collision
today between two Louisville and
Nashville fast passeger trains near
Bay Minette, Ala. The two trains
met on the main line in a binding
rainstorm
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Hunger
Strike is Begun

Dublin, April 16.-Another hun
ger strike is reported to have been
begun in Mount Joy prison. The
political prisoners, both convicted
and unconvicted, who are still de-
tanned there, refused to take food
last night.
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FIGHTING IN IRELAND.

Limerick, Munster, Ireland, April
l6.-While constabulary were es-
corting mails from the postoffice to
the railway station last night, crowds
pelted them with stones and it is
alleged the civilians fired some
shots. The police returned the fire
wounding two or three civilians.
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British Control of
COnstantinople is
Opposed in Press

Paris, April A6.-Great Britain's as
sumption OF control at Constantine
pie was sharply attacked today by
the Temps. 1t declares the interests
of France in the near east are be-
ing prejudiced by the British poll
cy.
General Franchet D'Esperey is
nominally in command of allied ar
mics in the Near East, it says, but
is being virtually ignored by Cen
eral Milne, commander of British
forces.
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SELLS PLAYERS.

Miami, Okla, April 16.-Catcher
Johnnie Carr and Pitcher Paul
Brusky of the Sioux City Western
league club were turned over to Red
field, S. D., of the South Dakota
league today by Manager G. w. An
dreas of the Packers. The players
are released for the season, it is
announced, and will leave tonight.
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Delivery of Reply
to the Terms of
Hungarians Ready

Paris. April Delivery of the
reply of the council of ambassadors
to Hungary's objections to the terms
of the treaty of peace between that
countr yand the allies is awaiting
approval from Washington of certain
clauses. As soon as President Will
sons answer is received, the reply
will be handed over, with the request
for prompt acceptance of the terms
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Two Army Fliers
Killed in Fall

Sanderson, Tex. April 16.-Lieut.
D. M. Hansell and Sergeant W. I,
Maxwell, both of the Goth aero squad
ron, were instantly killed when their
airplane fell here today. Both were
on border patrol Their home ad
dresses were not Immediately avail
able.
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High Prices Nav Cause Illness

At this season of the year when
fresh vegetables are so high many
persons suffer from deraanged diges-
ton. If you feel dull and sluggish,
or if you suspect indigestion or con-
stipation you will feel better tomor-
row if you take Foley Cathartic
Tablet tonight. They Danish bilious
ness and Observation-Disclosures Pharma-
cy. adv.
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Six Burn to Death
in a Salt Mine

Newberia, La, April 16.-Six men
were burned to death at the bottom
of a 90-foot salt mine shaft on the
former estate of the late Joseph
jefferson near here yesterday when
one of them struck match to light
a cigaret, igniting gas fumes.
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Danger of Another
Uprising is Passed

- Paris, April 16.-The danger of
new uprising against the Ebert gov
eminent in Germany apparently has
passed for the time being, according
to advices from Berlin today. Strict
precautionary measures are still be-
ing taken, however, the advices say.
Recent dispatches have reported Il
grave situation in Pomerania with
rumors of an impending revolt.
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DE VALERA IN WRECK.

New Orleans, April 16.-Eamonn
De Valera, president of the Irish re-
public due to arrive here from Jack
sonville today was thought to be on
the Louisville and Nashville train
No. 8 wrecked in collision at Bay
,Minette, Ala. with northbound
train.
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NEW FAR EAST RULE.

Moscow, April l6,-The establish
ment of a Zemstvo government in tn,
Far East, extending from Lake Bal
kal to Vladivostok has proclaimed By
the provisional government of Her
khnie- dinsk, which has addressed /
communicate nto all government t.
this effect. 1t is signed by Presiden
Areghnikoff.
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Turks, Armenians
in Heavy Fighting

Constantinople, April 15.-Mes-
sages have been received from the
Aintab area, in northern Syria indi-
eating that Turks and Armenians are
engaged in heavy fighting, the Ar
menians occupying the American
mission buildings.
New York, April 16.-Near East re-
lief officials received cable mes
sage from Constantinople today say
ing that the situation in Aintab was
grave, but that relief force was
reported en- route The organization
records show II American relief
workers at Aintab.
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RAISE RUSSO-GERMAN UNITS.

Warsaw, April 11.-Danzig dispat-
ches assert that an intercepted wire
less communication indicates that
Russian reactionraies in Germany
are raising German Russian detaeh-
ments at various points, including
Silesia and at Hammerstein, West
Prussia.
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BEATS FRENCH WRESTLER.

Junction City, Kan, April 6.---Al.
len Eustacc of Wakefield, Kan.
threw Salvador Chevalier, French
heavyweight champion and winner Of
that title in the inter-ailied games il
Paris last spring, in straight falls
with toe hold here last night. The
time was as minutes and 10 minutes
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COLORADO WANTS WILSON.

Denver, Col, April 16-Governol
Shoup of Colorado and other state
officials today telegraphed an invi-
tation to President Wilson to eS-
taElish the summer white house at
Estes Park, Colorado.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1920-04-17
WANTS CAT MOTHERS

New York, April 16.-A call 70,
mother cats to nurse baby silve,
foxes was received in New York to-
day from an upstate fox farm owner
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1920-04-17

the county Jail here today for the
murder of Anthony Brizollarra and
Isadore Gandski.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1920-04-17
FINE FIGHTING COLLEGIANs.

Austin, Tex, April 16.-As result
of class fight on March l in which
clubs, stones and ammonia were used
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1920-04-17
MURDERER HANGED.

Chicago, April 49, William Yam
cey Mills, Chicago, was hanged III
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
U. D. c. MEETING

The R. D. Jackson chapter of the
 United Daughters of the Confederacy met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lucy Bell. An interesting pro-
 gramme was given following the hour
 of business, when it was voted to re- member the old soldiers at Christmas. Mrs. Bell was assisted by Mrs. T. F.
 Vest and refreshments were served to
 about 20 members and friends.