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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

SPRAYED OR STOLEN One hound female; color black and tan; had on collar; answed to name Nora. Return to 635 Beech and re ceive reward, or phone 1750. w.
 H. Young. 1o-l-o'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

FOR SALE-At Riley Auto Co.,,
 United States tires. The best made, s see Riley Auto Co.,, or Phone 7oe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

WANTED - Cordwood cutters and
 common laborers; good white and
 .colored; camp at Reydel, Arkansas. Peeve H. Hutchinson. 9-29-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

WANTED - Five hundred acres of post oak and white oak timber. Will buy timber for cutting slaves. Write c. o. w., care Graphic.
 9-26-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02
\ R LOST.

HOST - One Seal brindle French
 x bulldog; reward if returned to w. E.s,J. Wilkins, 216 West Fifth, phone ES1k5o 9-23-tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

FOR SALE = New gas heaters and sN ,bination ranges; see our lot ES~ ,e buying, we handle the best. Mcuaughy Bros. Hardware company.
 9-29-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED - TO buy used Ford
 touring body; must be cheap. Geo. # HI. Adams. 9-2o-ot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

FOR SALE Cheap, one gas range
 and sthree wood heaters for sale. " Phone 673. :, 1-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

FOR SALE-One dwelling; nine
 rooms and bath; large lot; south
 and east front; fine lawn; shade
 trees and hedge; near car line, and in good neighborhood; real bar gain. Che dwelling; four rooms and bath; near car line; on easy erms. Three beautiful los, ter raced and well located; near car line in fine neis .,borhood. For in- formation and terms see or phone Hollis Real Estate Go, phones 2 and 112. # G-25-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02
WANTED-RDOMS ,

TANYED - To rent four or five
 Boom house; east end preferred;
 clone to shops. Address "P.,' care Granhic. 9-23-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

WANTED = 25 pounds of good, clean
 cotton rags; will pay 10 cents per pound for the right kind, delivered
 to the Graphic office. 9-2S-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

LOST One bay mare, about l4 <. hands high; short nicked tall;
 mane short; fore lap cut out; With out shoes; scar on left leg; weight about 1000 pounds. Reward TOT information. E. Bracey, R. 4, box
 ,ro 30-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02
WANTED-F.OUSES.

WANTED - To rent small house or three or four unfurnished rooms close in to couple with child. Phone
 1894. Mrs. Smith. 9-25-Gt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02
FOR SALE-AUTOS.

No. I5 FOR SALE-AUTOS.
 FOR TRADE - One Dodge five pas senger touring car in "A-1' con- dition, for Ford roadster. Phone e90 9-26-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

FOR SALE = Canarys; green breast7
 ed Sinnets. Phone 679 or see Mrs. < Wilf -B rewer, 10-1-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02
n Y FOR SALE-HOUSES.

WANTED TO SELL - At 1122 West Baraque; 5-room house; large hall; lights, water, gas and batr; lot G0x154; cut buildings on paved street and near car. A bargain. Phone 971, McNew Real Estate.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-04
ASKED II STOP MANY
 FAMILY ROWS
Catalans Want Freedom From Spain; Montenegrins Seek
 Complete Independence

GENEVA. Dec 3-(By the AssO- ciated Press)-The Catalans have asked the league Of nations to free them from Spanish rule; the Monten- egrins repeatedly are appealing to the council and assembly for lhc in- dependence of their country and for reiiel from alleged crueliies .'f Ser bian troops of occupation. and anOI z the almost innumerable odds a:lI ends in the league mail ale demanls for Eefision lof the ueatv of Sevres. These and minor complications are preventing the council of the assem- bly, from pushing ahead with the big program of the preSen- meeting.
 Meantime the financial committee of F, appointed tD continue the worS of the Brussels financial conference. has been diligently working out a plan for an international credits in- stitution. This committee took the rough sketch of the plan prepared by the Brussels conference as d S,aI ing point for it's work. After twenty odd sittings here. it has virtually con- pleted 'the draft of the plan, which will be submitted to the council in a few days. Announcement or i:nS progress toward a practical solution of one of the worlds great Ast prob lens is hailed with the greatest sat isfaction by many delegates who had acquired the impression that the Coun- cil was permitting the recoIlmonda- tions of the Brussels conference to rest in pigeon holes.
 This was quiet day among the committees.
 Last night the delegates were eiv- en a dinner by the South Americans and tonight the French delegation has an elaborate reception. Swiss social organizations aud author ities have been so lavish in their en- tertainments that some of the dele gates are beginning co wonder whe ther the delegations will bp able to hold out until the end of tae sessions.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-04
Army of Adventurous Young General, Who Planned Attack On Moscow. Routed By Reds

WARSAW. Dec 1.-The Bolshevi- Xxi have smashed all the detach- ments of General Bulak Balakovitch and the remnants are fleeing toward Poland. some crossing the frontier near David Grodek, north of the Pinsk marshes where they were dis armed according to reports receiv- ed here.
 This ends the adventurous plan of General Balakovitch to rush to Mos COW with a handful of men after arousing millions of peasants against the Soviets while enroute.
 General Balakovitch is reported to have disappeared.
 The young general had 12,OOO men when he fought the Poles. but was reported to have gathered 10000 when he began the campaign that went against him about the time the Bolsheviki swept General Wrangel out Of the Crimea. The furthest point the crusaders reached was about Mozyr. to the east of the Pinsk marshes.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-04
Five Indicted As
 Result of Recent
 Ship Board Probe

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3. - Indict- ments for conspiracy to defraud the shipping board were returned today in five cases by the United States grand jury at Philadelphia. it was announced here by Chairman Ben son.
 William Birmingham. former em- ploye of the board. Ralph L. Lowell. William NJ. Dobson, " J. Dupree and George McCann. Jr. formerly con nected with the Marine Docking and Supply Company of Philadelphia, are the men charged. the chairman said
 All Of the indictments were ob- tained as a result of investigations by the board, he added. and others are expected to follow. The men were charged with conspiling to supply the board at Hog Island with inferior materials and the total sum ynvolved. according to the indict- ment, was $3O 1000 900, it was explain ed.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-04
NJ TRACE FOUND IF CLARA SMITH
Woman Sought in Connection With Death of Politician
 Still Eludes Officers

ARDMORE. Okla. Dec 3.-Miss Clara Smith of Ringling. Okla. wide ly sought throughout the southwest in connection with the fatal shooting of Jake l.. Hamon, Republican na- tional committeeman of Oklahom, was still at liberty tonight and as far as could be ascertained here nothing had developed during the day to indicate that her capture was near. Dispatches from Ranger. Texas stating that Frank l.. Ketch, business partner of Hamon, had declared trip he was on in Texas was purely for the pur- pose of handling business mtters in connection with Hamon's affairs. was one of the days developments Ketch lis administrator of the Hamon estate.
 A report that brother of Miss Smith had been arrested at Sweet water. Texas, while seeking to over take his sister in a motor ear, was promptly denied by officials at Sweet water
 While police of dozen cities in Texas and Oklahoma were searching for Miss Smith, for whom there is a warrant charging assault with intent to kill, in connection with the shoot | ing. officials here worked on loose ends Of the case.
 R. R Brown. prosecuting attorney of Ardmore, today announced that he had not yet received an official re- port from the police of Kansas City conceriing the examination there of two trunks said to be the property of Miss Smith and which were intercep- tep at Kansas City at the request Of local officials
 Press dispatches from Kansas City have quoted the police there as say ing nothing was found in the trunks that would throw any light upon the case
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-04
HARD|NC'S $ FIRST LEAGUE: MEL TING DEC. F
c. o. P. Leaders Oppose Sug- gestion that Next President
 Open Senate Monday

ON BOARD THE STEAMSHIP RESTORES. Dec. --Sresident-elect Harding expects to go from Norfolk to Washington and thence 10 Marion Ohio Tuesday or Wednesday, He probably will spend the remainder of the month in Marion. A few days will be occupied with clearing his accumulated correspondence and the senator will hold his first league of nations conference on December 12 He hopes to complete these confer ences by the end of December.
 Speech Idea Opposed
 . WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Republi- can leaders in the senate are oppos- ed to the suggestion that President elect Harding deliver an address at the opening session of the senate next Monday and it is understood that their views will be given to Harding by Harry M. Daugherty, personal representative of the pres ident-elect, who left here today for Norfolk to greet the senator tcmor row on his arrival from Panama
 A substitute suggestion by the senate leaders was that Harding take his seat in the senate Monday and answer the roll call end take part in other proceedings, but with cut making an address. Daugherty told Republican leaders that he had no knowledge of Senator Harding's plans during his stay in Washington.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-04
CHARGES SOv|E I. |S EWING AID
 TO IRELAND
Loyal Coalition Leader Says Sim Fein Movement Is
 Ally of Bolshevism
DE VALERA ASSAILED
Both Sides of Irish Question Are Given Airing During
 Providence Meeting

PROVIDENCE, R. l.. Dee. 3.-Dem- arest Lloyd. president of the Loyal Coalition,' speaking on "The Prob lens of Ireland.", before the Econo- mic Club tonight, said:
 The Irish movement has been definitely baked in the realm of Am erican politics. II is not definitely disposed. It will continue to oper- ate in one forms or another. The real object is not primarily concerned with the Irish ,republic or with Ire land. It is movement of disintegra- tion between allied nations and par. ticularly the English-speaking peo- ples
 Since the democratic convention, therefore, the effort has taken the form of the MacSwiney resolutions and cablegrams. the Willard commit tee of One Hundred to issue Sim Fein publicity. flag riots and the like.
 Washington dispatches on De- cember 1 dealing with the recrgani- zation of the Irish movement in Am erica, tell of the avowed intention of the more radical group to resort to picketing, militant suffrage and reY-
 
 era was in Boston he counselled his followers that they would be more effective for Ireland with something that spoke more determinedly than words
 The revolutionary activities of the Sim Fein is perfectly logical but in additfon7fo being prc-German the Sim Fein movement is an ally Of Bolsheyism. Both Sim Feinism and Bolshevism were pro-German and aihi-British during the war. The present Russian revolutionary gov ernment is the only one which has accorded an official recognition tC, the Sim Fein republic. Soviet mon- ey has been traced to England where il was sent in the interests of Irish and English revolutionists Bolshe- Vists in England, here and every where are practically unanimous in their support of Sim Fein. In Am erica, the Socialist and Farmer-La- bOr parties are the only Cnes which favor recognizing the Irish repub- lie"
 Drawing an analogy between Cuba and Ireland. Judge Daniel F. Cohal- an of New York declared in an ad- dress that America may at any time call forth similar action to that talk en by us in Cuba in the interests of humanity"
 Describing conditions in Ireland. he said that the English government has broken down there and has been replaced by uniformed thugs" and organized bandits"
 He outlined what he termed Eng lands aspirations to control the worlds trade and stated Ireland was being blocked in her attempt to ex- pand foreign commerce.
 Ireland, he asserted. was being held in subiugation while England devises means to meet competition caused by the new mercantile mar inc of the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-04
VICTOR CHECK
 AND WIFE ARE
 GIVEN LIBERTY
Phoenix Justice Rules Evi- dence Not Sufficient to
 Order Defendants Held
MRS. CHECK COLLAPSES
Testimony of Physicians in Preliminary Hearing All
 Supported Defense

PHOENIX, Dec. 9.-Mr. and Mrs Victor Check of Topeka. Kansas. were at liberty tonight Justice of the Peace C. D. Wheeler today dis
 missed charges of murder against them in connection with the death
 of Checks father, Thomas J. Check. on November 13 last. The order of dismissal. which marked the conclu-
 sion of the seven-day preliminary
 examination of Mir and Mrs. Check, was based. Justice Wheeler announc- ed. on lack of sufficient evidence to warrant holding the defendants for trial in the superior court
 When the court brought proceed ings to a halt by dismissing the charges. Mrs. Check collapsed. sob bing. Her husband. also visibly shaken by the sudden turn of events kissed her and then. while friends crowded about them with congratu- lations, assisted her to the justices office where she remained 10 minutes before legaining strength to accom- pany him from the building
 The examination ended at noon with the issuance of the courts or der. The defense had rested yester- day evening and argument by Coun- ty Attorney L. M. Laney for the state began with the opening of court to- day. When he had finished. the de- fense preferred to waive argument. but Justice Wheeler urged sum ming up by the defense. and q brief of statements by de fense counsel followed.
 The court then announced its de- cision.
 MT. and Mrs. Check were arrested on murder charges containing ale cations that Thomas J Check had been subjected to brutal and inhu- man" treatment with intent to has ten his death
 He was reputed wealthy. The cor Oners inquest revealed bruises on his face and hands At the prelim- mary inquest it was brought out that he had given town and country prop critics. scores of houses in Orange and Seminole counties. Florida. to his son but was to receive $250 a month income. At the inquest and examination neighbors of the Checks testified to hearing quarreling and the sound of skipping or other blows in the Check apart ment, but the defense had witnesses who testified the skipping sound was made by Victor Check clapping his hands to awake his father from sleep and that bruises resulted when the elderly man. in his weak 'physi- cal condition. stumbled and fell ire quently. Physicians. testifying for the state as well as for the defense, held that the bruises probably had no connection with the elder Checks death
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-04
US ALONE IN KOREA |S
 JAP WARNING
Nipponese Declare Any Help Given Malcontents Will
 Bring British Trouble
MISSIONARIES REBUKED
Manchurian C O m m s i on Points to India, Warning
 England What It Could Do

TOXIC, Dec. 3.-(By the Associated
 Press)-The military committee at
 Chien Tao. Manchuria has addressed a letter to the Canadian missionaries there in answer to charges mace re- gently by the missionaries that mas sacres alleged to have been commit ted by Japanese troops had taken place and that villages were burned. The letter declares that the Japanese military expedition to the dislrict was due 10 the fact that Chinese au- thorities cooperated with the outlaws and declared that churches and schools were burned only where there was incontestable evidence that they had been used for breeding places of iniquity.'
 In such places, the letter points out, it was impossible to hold even court martials, therefoI,, the troops executed insurgents on the spot aft CT simple inquiry. which included villagers evidence, but took the ut most care to avoid an indiscriminate massacre.
 Warning is given in the letter that any spiritual or material assistance the British missionares give the Korean malcontents wIn lead to a breach in the good understanding between the two countries. It says there are many insurgent races in In dia, and that if British Christians as sist the Korean malcOntents, the Ja- panese BuddhiSts are entitled 10 as sist the antiBritish elements in India.
 If the missionaries refrain from po- litics, the communication declares Japan will cooperate with them, if they act to the contrary, they can hardly hope for the future develop ment of the work. In conclusion. it the hope that the mission aries will clearly understand the facts.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-04
Hollands Premier Denies
 Ex-Crown Prince Frederick
 Abusing Dutch Hospitality

THE HAGUE. Dec B. Premier Eeerenbrouck, replying to charges in Parliament today that former Grown Prince Frederick William of Ger many was abusing the hospitality of Holland by communicating with monarchical elements in Germany. pointed out that the Dutch govern ment would have preferred that the royal fusitives had net entered Hol- land. Since they were here, how ever, he said, Holland would have to grant them hospitality or at least shelter
 The premier expressed the opin- ion that the fugitives would not abuse the hospitality of Holland or cause trouble to the Dutch govern ment If they so abuse it. the pre- mier declared. the government will know it's duty"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-04
A Ssis tant County Treasurer Held
 At Tombstone

DOUGLAS, ATiz. Dec. 3.--V.. T Walker. assistant c0lnty treasurer of Cochise county, tonI@hr vas in jail at Tombstone in iefaul. of $10.000 bond on d charge growing out of an alleged shortage. The specific amount named in the complaint sworn to by County Treasurer Guy Welch is $249 An inspector from the state auditors office is on the ground and will make further examination of Walk CTS accounts covering the Fast year. it was said. Walker is un- der $10.000 bond as county off cial.
 Walker was appointed assistant county treasurer two years ago when Guy Welch was elected to office. Prior to that time Walker was employed as bookkeeper for Levy Brothers a Douglas mercan- tile house. He is q married man and. with his family, has lived in Tombstone for the last two years.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-04
PRESIDENT MAY
 APPEAR BEFORE
 NEXT CONGRESS
Wilson Reported as Strongly Desirous' of Delivering
 Last Speech in Person
HEALTH IS IMPROVING
Leaders of Senate and House Anxiously Await Action
 Executive Will Take

WASHINGTON. Dec 3.-(By the Associated Press) President Wilson represented today as being strongly desirous'sof appearing in person be- fore congress next week Co deliver what will be his last annual message to that body He has not yet. low ever, made known his plans.
 Both Secretary Tumulty ana Rear Admiral Grayson the presidents physician. profess complete ignorance of Wilson's decision and it is not ex- pected that he will make it known until just before congress is ready to receive the executives message next Tuesday.
 Those in close touch with the pres- idert have stated that his healtn lad improved so rapidly in the past few weeks that there was no doubt Of his ability to go before congress if he desired to do so. Wilson ceased us- ing his wheel chair more than v,C-r ago and il was said that he WOald be able to go to the capitol ithout the aid of either his wheel chan 7r a cane.
 Senate and house leaders have sought information from the White House as to whether the president will receive this year the commiJ.ce appointed at the opening day of congress 70 formally notify him that the legislative body was in ses- sion and ready to receive communities tiOns from the executive. buI as -rt no reply has been given.
 Because Of the presidents illness. the formality of a committee visit to the White House was dispensed with last December and the president no- tified by letter that congress was in session. The annual message then was transmitted to the senate and house by messenger.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-04
PenrOse Confident Wilson Will Veto
 Revenue Measures

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 3.-United States Senator Boise -Penrose of Pennsylvania and James F. Watson of Indiana, respectively chairman and vice chairman Of the senate finance committee, spent several hours here today in conference over national leg islatlOn.
 Most of the conference, Senator Penrose said, was taken up in going over proposed revenue legislation He said he did not see how it would be possible to pass any substantial re- venue legislation during the short term of congress.
 For" he added, MT. Wilson is still president with the power of ve- to. There is no hope. so far as I know. for any plan of cooperation with him on revenue or any other legisla- tion.'
 Senator Penrose said the income tax, excess profits tax ana kindred subjects would be taken up fater the Christmas holidays.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-04
WITHDRAWAL OF AID TO GREECE
 ALLIED THREAT
European Powers Warn Ath- ems Return of Constantine
 to Throne Unsatisfactory
NOTE CAUSES SURPRISE
Polite Ultimatum of Allies Indicates Trouble Unless
 Greeks Fall in Line

LONON, Dec 3.-(By the Associat. ed Press)-The allied supreme coun. cil today publicly announced it would withdraw financial support from Greece should former King Constan- tine be returned in the plebiscite of Sunday and considered territorial re- prisals should he be enthroned.
 The council also decided the allied premiers should meet fortnight hence to discuss conditions as they exist after the Greeks register their choice in the plebIscite.
 Briefly summarized the position of the allies is that they want to warn the Greeks vigorously that their gov ernments must conform, to a great eX- tent. to the wishes of the allies, and that if the admonltions in yesterdays note and today's statement relative to withdrawal of financial support are ineffective the allies are prepared to take even sterner measures, which were discussed today.
 As the Sevres treaty has not been ratified it is within the power of the allies TO modify it,and they are keep ing this fact to the fore, at least as regards smyrna. It is known that some of those at the conference to- day expressed the belief that Sym Tna would be safer. from the allied standpoint, in Turkish hands than n the hands of the Greeks under Con- stantiae. The wish was expressed, however. not to go SC far as to threa- ten the Greeks before the plebiscite with retaking part of the territory allotted them under the Sevres treaty.
 While the premiers are in acco-', that the sternest measures should be taken if Constantine is returned. they have not agreed on what steps 10 take if the Greeks choose Prince George for their king In any event they consider another conference con- venuon will be necessary to decide definitely what shall be done if Con- stantine wins or what steps shall be taken if the Greeks vote otherwise.
 Tomorrow the conference will dis cuss German separations.
 Consternation Caused
 ATHENS. ec. 3.-The note sent by the British. French and Italian gov ernments to Greece Thursday concern ing the possible return of former King Constantine to power and the relations between them and Greece in such an event, caused consternation here. It came as a complete surprise to the Creek cabinet.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-04
Several Hundred Men to
 Be Laid Off This Month At Tucson Yards of s. P.

TUCSON. Dee. 3.-AccordinS to To- cal railroad officials, mechlnics and laborers in Tucson yards and main tenance of way employees O. thu South. ern Pacific are being laid off in small groups. It is estimated that between 200 and 300 men will he dis charged this month here. Employees of the traffic department Of the Iail- road will not be affected by the re- duction in force. Railroad men say reductions are usual at this time of the year and no uneasiress among the workinGmen is shown