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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18
INSPECTED FARM.

J. E. Baker, elected by the Jeffer- son lodge PA I. o. o. F. to visit the Odd Fellows farm at Walnut Ridge and Orphans home at Bates vile, has returned to Pine Bluff and will make a report of his visits to the lodge Monday night.
 MT. Baker reports the crops on the farm in excellent condition, and in the the Home, where there are 104 children and three widows, there is not a case of sickness and every thing in fine condition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18
Frenchn1an's Letter of Warming
 Warns Diplomats of f"Sonething''

the former connection of Fischer as with the office of Maurice Casenave, French minister plenipotentiary. Ac-
 cording to the statement Fischer
 joined the staff in September 1918 and continued his employment until August 2, 1920, when he went on vacation and was discharged when
 he failed to return. i~ Fischer is described as "an excel lent worker and a good mixer" The man had shown signs of be- ing unbalanced mentally for some time, the statement added.
 Edwin P. Fischer of New York, who was detained by the police at Hamilton, N. Y., today in connec- tion with yesterdays explosion in
 Wall Street, New York, was ad- judged insane late today by local lunacy commission and sent to the
 Hamilton jail, according to word re- ceived.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18
l ALL WRONG WAS HER LIVER
Before Taking lack-Draught, Missouri Lady Was TrOu- bled With Constipation,
 Headache and Bad
 Taste in Mouth

Grandin, Mo.-Mrs. Suso Brooks, or this place, writes: "Some tune ago I was in bad fix, with stomach and liver trouble. I did not feel good at any time. was very constipated, ana had headaches from this condition, and had a continual hurting in my stomach. and bad taste in the mouth. Could tell my liver was all wrong.
 I had known of BlackDraught, so decided to try it myself. began with a large dose or doses, gradually getting to smaller doses. It regu- lated my bowels, relieved me of the hurting in my stomach, cleaned oil my liver and made me feel like new person."
 If you get up in the morning feel ing as tired as you did when you went to bed-achy, coated tongue, bad taste in mouth, sallow complexion-- then your liver has not done it's full duty, and your system has absorbed the poisons which your liver should have taken away.
 An occasional dose of Thedford's Blac -Draught will help this impor- tant organ to function properly. Get a package of Thedford's Black Draught liver medicine today.
 Druggist sell it, or can get it for you.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18

Carl Stubblefield left yesterday for the Baylor Dental college al Dallas, Texas, to enter school.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18
Communication of Former Employe FOretOld Wall
 Street Tragedy

New York, Sept. 17.-The text 0 the letter alleged to have been sen the French high commission here b Edward Fischer, under detention i Hamilton, Ontario, in connectio with yesterdays explosion in tn Wall street district, as made publi by the police late today follows:
 "Dear MT. Annaud:
 Greeting:
 q think I am doing good work in making the people know France and in planting in them a strong blessing, the desire in them to see France get her square deserts.
 "There is rumor that some thing is going to happen after 2:30 p. m. around 3 to 4 p. m.- daylight saving, in the Wall street district. I'll advise the mission close at two p. m. on that day and everybody go home. May be all bull, but the world is great place. Know and mil lions feel then. Have just grievance so I think. The mis- sion ought to play safety first. I hope you feel what I am do- ing is of value to France and if it pleases, write me at once to Hotel Pontchartrain, Detroit, Mich., where I will be some time Thursday. I think somebody is in clean in the world of fail to wash their hands. Want me to T, St. Paul settled that war. Anywhere else for France on ex- pense. Good luck. Ed Fischer" The letter is dated Sept. 13.
 A statement issued today by tn French high commission explaine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18
HOSIERY MEN MEET.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept. 1.-The quarterly conference of the South western division of the National as scciation of hosiery and underwear manufacturers met here today to consider general trade questions, in- cluding marketing conditions and the export situation. Louisiana was among the states represented.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18
East Pine Bluff Notes

Mrs J. II. Green entertained in honor of the anniversary of her son Jordon, yesterday afternoon.
 The lawn of the Green home, 815 Nebraska street presented a gay scene with the young boys and girls in play. In the bean contest Maurice Bayos won first prize and Margaret Thain second prize.
 A delightful ice course was served.
 MT. and Mrs. R. D. Roller, 1900 East 9th avenue and daughter, Der nice, will leave today for a tour of California. They will visit San Francisco and Los Angeles and other points of interest.
 Mrs. Tom Fleming, 528 East 8th avenue, left yesterday for Campbell, Mo-, to join MT. Fleming, who is there in the oil business.
 Mrs. Addie Wells of England is visiting Mrs. J. w. Henry, 1201 East Sixth avenue.
 Miss Johnny Henry of 1201 East Sixth avenue, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. Tabel, in Standmire.
 J. E. Baker, 1914 East Seventh av- enue, has returned from a visit to the Odd Fellows orphanage in Batesville and the Farm in Walnut Ridge.
 We are proud of the confidence doctors, druggists and the public have in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18
SENDS POLICE KEY.

Belfast, Ireland, Sept. - The home of an old man named Walsh, of Dungarvan, Waterford, whose son is evading capture by the authorities has been raided at night so many times by the military and police that he has sent them the key of the trouble in future of getting up te let them in.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18
locMZReh

Get fresh Eastman films from Duke, 211 1-2 Main St. 8-26-6t KLAXON HORNS, all sizes for all cars. 1212 Tire company, 116 West Barraque street. S-13-tf Carl Stubblefield left yesterday for the Baylor Dental college al Dallas, Texas, to enter school.
 Barbecue meat, every day after 11:3O at CaldwelPs market and gro. cery. 18th and Cherry, phone 123 Have your family washing done in our modern, sanitary plant. New Way Laundry, phone 827. Open fo1 business Monday, September 20.
 A marriage license was issued yes terday to Goodrich l.. Lyon, age 22, of Pine Bluff, and Miss Opal Violet Want, age 20
 "SUN-SHADES. We nave 5nem AOI yOuA 0ueo. lHcy lHdhS uIiNiIS a pleasure. 1912 Tire company, 11C West BarraIue street 8-13-tt The New Way Laundry will oper for business Monday, September 20 Phone 827.
 Money to loan on land, improved or unimproved, at seven per cent. prompt service. Lewis E. Hutchins, Arkansas City. Arkansas. 7-29-tf If you are in doubt about your washwoman showing up, phone 827 Monday and let us do your washing New Way Laundry.
 We will have one day delivery on wet wash laundry. Call 827, Monday and let us do your washing. New Way Laundry.
 
 A committee of the Pythian club composed of F. w. Hoyler, B. " Benton, and w., R. Cunningham, was yesterday appointed to arrange plans for the next meeting of the club to be held at the Jefferson hotel at 6:30 D. m, September 24 Meetings have previously been held at the luncheon hour.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18
MILLION DOLLAR FIRE.

San Antonio, Texas, Sept. 17.-Ap- proximately s1,oOo,oOo worth of oil and other property was destroyed by fire near Tampico, Mexico, early this morning, according to telegram re- ceived tonight by La Prensea, Mex ican newspaper published in San Antonio. Five tanks of petroleum were burned before the fire was sub dued, the message stated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18

KLAXON HORNS, all sizes for all cars. 1212 Tire company, 116 West Barraque street. S-13-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18

We are proud of the confidence doctors, druggists and the public have in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic.
 Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18

Barbecue meat, every day after 11:30 at Caldwell's market and gro cery. 18th and Cherry, phone 123.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18

Get fresh Eastman films from Duke, 211 1-2 Main St. 8-26-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18

Have your family washing done in our modern, sanitary plant. New Way Laundry, phone S27. Open for business Monday, September 20.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-18

George Holderness, son of II. I. Holderness, who is in his junior year at Boston Tech, will leave next week to resume his studies. He will go by way of St. Louis, where he will visit his uncle, Marvin Holderness, for a few days.
 Record sales of Delco-Light plants are being made by the Pine City Electric company, the lccal distrib tutors, according to trade bulletin issued by the manufacturers, which mentions John R. Bloom of the Pine City company as one of the most aggressive dealers handling this plant. Mr. Bloom is on the program for an address at the state Delso dealers and salesmen convention to be held in Little Rcck.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19
Ger &nntoffeIheI

Der @antoffeI6eIo.
Ni6ter: sic purOen bon Dem gn-
gctlagten bis gum Salie perfolgt,
uao erit bort CAB er Sbnen Ole
Siebe? Warum tlii6teten Sic oenit
nidt ins Saus?
aldger: SD bitt' Sic, es mar
5pei llbr nadts, bon meincr Ml-
ten bait i'd bod nod mebr fricgtl
Gin 9 d) laubtrger. 8ie
Grad)ten Sic oenn Sbre 6rau pieoer
5lim YcWuBtiein, nad)oem lie Sbnell
5rm crlten Wal in Sbnma6t ge-
FALLEN mar?
Sunger gbeinam: 8, febr elm
fad),; id fliiitcrte ibr gu, lie bate
iid nit ibrem lIciIcn Glci0 in einen
9intenfleden bineingciett; ga batten
Sic nal iebel ioIlcE 49,.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19
Snrinem u d c n.

Sn einem q NJ d e n.
Gut, @err Silberfinger, i9 peroe
mir Sbr Inerbieten iiberleger, aber
iG iage Sbnen our 8arnung, oaB
ii6 i9on mebrere aaualiere tur
mid ruiniert BADEN.
@as Die 9uoaliere f0nnen, fam
i'd audi nod; iibrigcns bob i1
10 pie 10 Die glbiiGt, &ontitrs an
5uiagenl
@s gebt nt6t. 9oftor;
gllio MIR Courage beiBen sic
Die Sabine felt 5uiammcn es miro
sleid poriiber ietn.
Baticnt: Serr 3oftor - oaS sept
nidt.
Gottor: So, tuarum 0enn ni6t?
Batient: @m neil nontlld)
meme 36bn' gu Sous III Der S3a@-
tel lie9en!
= &eeII. &6ufer: 9ie ubr
miiiien Sic auriidnebmen, Die mill
abiolut nidt gebenl
Srooler: Sou, ME baiBt, ib bab'
ie Sbnen ia 0of pertanft reel alS
- Stanoubr!
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19
Cutie idlllft uno orltdt, ltno plobli6
MltB fie nieien gang entiebli6l
81 = 9ier itebt iie i6redour6bebt,
lno 6ie @n1o'ge lit beflebt!

- S0fIi9. Serr Seinlid gebt
NIT ieinem SreunOe ipa3ieren. Bl0b-
li6 fommt elm 8inoltoB uno ent-
fubrt linn ieinen SUIT. Soflidl
i6mun5elno Wenoet iid Seinli6 an
ieinen @egleiter uno ipridt, auf ben
ACKNOWLEDGMENT SUIT 5eigenb: n9ld,
m0Gten Sic bieleidt Die Sreunolid-
felt beiiben uno mid einen Augen-
bid enti6uloigen, i6 mebt' mir
nemlid germ mcinen Sut bolen."
Sm Ebeoter. %ltniere 8ri,
mabaaerina miro tagli1 oifcr.
a9 oorlm gebt audi Die Meinung
6es 8u6lifums iiber tie immermebr
- altseinanoer!
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

lngIadli6e @emetS
Ii + II ng. o.: Mit Dem &rauie
mag i6 ni6ts mebr gu tln baben,
Der Derfebr.. ia in ben nerrufeniten
2ofalen.
g.: Saben Sic oenn 9epeiie fir
oieie 8eborptung?
ST.: G liB, i'd bob' ibn ia ielbit
in elmer iol6en Spelunfe getroffenl
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

-@reife. Gin aaufer fommt
eilfertig in elm @ei6aft uno ipridt:
~gitte, Srdulein, beoienen sic
mid reht i6nca."
p8ia Der Serr nit Dem .8uge
tpeg9"
ngaeinl aber sic @aren f5nnten
in5uiiGen tpieoer aufi9lagen."
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19
m Of

8oIfstimIi9. &idter:
Sd neriteb @u6 nibt; tpenn Sbr
einen balbtot i9la9t Damn beboilptet
Sbr, inn MIR cine Gra1t 8riieel
gegeben 5u babenl
Bauer: 90s oerltebt Jon feiner
Staotberr freili net, Dos ian bolt
8olfstiimli1feiten.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

Ole @Ian5nummer.
&naamepers baben ii6 als glou fir
lire @6enogeieaidaft einen befanu-
ten Sperntenor geleiitet. Na9oem
er einige Irien bon @eber uno Mo-
sort Dorgetragen bat, iagt Sram
&naumat r:
uNG, M finsen Sc bod bite nod
Die riibmte I:ie 9oahsl"
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

8ereitmilIig. Mann
(1ltlid): 2ieblte - CO lit mir leio
- mir batten 8erlulte: Ou muBt
Sid na9 Der 0ede itredenl
Srau (iebr elegant: @erne, mein
alterfen - menus nnr cine i6one
@agenoede it'll
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

-Sm 3 ueifeI. Sic: @arrm
madit on oenn ein 10 na4oenfli9es
@eli9t2
@r: Ser Serr 9oftor bat beut' au
mir g'iaet, i'd iei elm unifum, -
iest WeiB i6 net, lit oas g'i6impft
ODER g'lobt2
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19
d 9. &eiie

@ntt1u9ung 9. &eiien.
Ser gum 9epei6enboten): &ba, Oas
Selegramm bon meiner Srau,
oa Der ertpartete Stommbalter an
gefommen lit Sier baben Sic
ne Morf Grinfgelo; (oie 9epei6e
0ffneno) MIR II WtGoden geben
Sic mir fiinf3ig &fennige 5uriid!
- m % irtsbansl SIT r e t.
@alt (emport): @arum greifen sic
INNER auerit nad mir, penn oas
2ofal gerGumt miro?
Sallsfne6t: @iiien g, Sic iino
10 -. bunoli6!
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19
3eitootum en- t (aits benz

3eitootum en- (ats benz
mooernen 9euti1lano). SD u,nter.
ri1te Die ungelcrnten Mrbeiter in Der
Sortbiloungsidule. Die 2ebrltnnoe
lit gu @nOe. Sdon auf Dem SAul-
5ofe paffen Die Serren ibre 3igaret-
ten. SD pinte mir einen &au1er
berbei UNI ibn auf Die S9uloro-
llung aufmerfiam 81 MAIDEN. Ser
muB n1cinen Winf ieOoA miBueritan.
ben babe,,, 6iebt blisiGnea iein Gil
beretli beraliS uno meint nit Son.
Hcrmicne: yWitt' ibon, Serr 2ebrer,
rplleE 65d) ood nal ne anitano'ie
8iiarette roodenl"
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19
Ser @ob1tater. Ge.

Ser @obIt6ter. Ser
rei6e Samuel Silberberg .lieB lid,
nadoem er auf Der Bromenaoe eli
mem 8linoen Elm Ilmofen gegeben
bate, bon Dem 9ei6cnften feline
ringbeieBten Sdnoe idiitteln.
u8eil' Die 8ettlerbano 5uriif!"
meinte Die itol8e &oiolie.
n2aB, SGab, lab, er muB bod
fiiblen, wer i'm bcidenft bat!" be-
lebrte iie Der @obltGter.
= g d. bun9rig. 9ie SralI
oes SauieS min iebt ettpas portro-
gen.
sic ion Iieber nod etpas a~uftra.
gen.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

-Sn Der &eIigionsfun-
De. 2ebrer: @enn on alein ourd
Die Wieien geblt. neben Dir iippige
5elofriidte, iiber Dir in ben 81uilen
reifenoe Iepfel uno 8irnen. ailt mas
oenflt ol oa unmiafiirlid i'm Ser,
sen?
Sunge: Senn ieBt nm &immels.
miQen BLOB niemono fommtl
Tariante. Director: SIT
Die Maipe, Die Sic mir empfoblen,
audi jung?
Igent: Sawobl = iie itebt in Der
9liite ibrer Sabr3ebnte.
Das gibt 5u oenten.
SEER: Sbr @atte trast fem Saar ia
10 fur5 geidorenl
Sic: Der Seigling!
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

= @utterIi9er& tat. Mut,
ter (5u Der in ben Sabren idon
iebr porgei9rittenen Sodter, als iid
ood nod elm 8erebrer e%initeqt):
8enn ct 6id nad) Dem Sitter fragt,
Sernline, Damn folinlt Ou inn ia audi
ocine Sabre nad uno nob seitebenl
- SataIer DoppeIfinn.
Gie Manuitripte ameier Wopelen
purben aus meiner 8obnung &c.
itoblen. Sd bite, mir oieie geItoble-
nan SaGen 8uriid5lbringen. 8arl
Wleier, S9riftiteler.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

nnter @oIIegen. st.:
alio Sbre 6rau bat Nun mirfli6
Die &eiie na6 Ser &ipiera ourdge-
ieBt?
g.: So, mas min man mafen;
ols ids ibr abi6lug, fling iie form-
lid an at toben.
g.: Sea, oas ioate mir pafiieren
Die ioGts nein' iein = i6 b&t't
= b0ditens na6 @oroernep ooer
Spit batte tie geOurft.
- Ser t m It e. Mann: @as
fir cine i6redli9e Site beute mie-
Der in Dem 3immer lit; i6 bin idon
gang our6ndbt; feb bod eiftmaG
nod, liebe 8erta, ipie biel @rGo eS
Iino.
8rau (giftig): l1niinuI - 8o5u
muBt oil nod wiiien, Inn tpie' bel
@rao on i6mibeit.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

fife f6unc. bicTotS mcine Shmor.
ti0fcit hot jit ais e groBe Tumm.
belt erolls gcitcllt, momit i6 per-
blcipe S6ne SGrn Iicluer
Ebilipp Salterompfer.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

vSebt tupf' / idon 3ma Stunben
rum uno bab' erit bas one 8ort
1gil" per 3ufan 8'iamm' bradt -
ober ~penioltens weiB / ieBt mics
g'i6rieben wir0l"s
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19
Graftiidle @itaift,

Spisbubenbraut: Der @a-
ter bat cine feline Sade ausbaloo.
merit, ginbrud in elm @anfeeiddft,
aber er min i'm ni@t ielbit MAIDEN,
ben iiberldBt er Dir - oieier Gin.
bru9 lit meine Mitgift!
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19
Nnerbinss besriinSet.

mailer: n9nn, Serr Stumbling,
Sic 5icbcn ia 10 ein ernites @eli9t."
&cntier g.: nSa, Oenfen Sic,
oieie nnoeri1dmtbeit bon meinent
9llti6cr, als ih ben porbin aus
ldelte, oa ipri1t err, i'd bate wobl
beute eincn Stadelfaftus gcfrelien,
iolfe &aune h1tte ih."
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

Sic: Sch ndt 10 nabe an Sen abgruno, GbHipp o6r gb'
MIR tuentdtens meme 9roHarte beraus!"
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

" puur GQg
5nriid bot ole 2i5-
sic, mas uleine
gtIte is, oeiagt,
mir better Oebte
email en- &ripp in
oie &ontrie nem
me, bieta6S ieoeS
Debt iage, Oie &on-
trie mar Der ein3i.
&c Ylcb no 1ner
ipinp RntphtoS I'M
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

nMeinit gu ni6t aud, ooB i'd
belt' abeno idmtli9e 9amen alts-
lte9en tperoe?"
nS6on m0gli6; 6enn 9u bait
Sen Soilettenlurus a1f Die Spibe
g~etrieben."
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

$50 tuilit bin, Gen8?"
r8eereniuden."
n9aS lit bod perboteti. = &annit
es oenn gar net loIien?"
SEA = 6os tragt masl"
u@enn gu ober naufgidoIIen
mirit bonn 6orltner?"
~0as tragt berna6 nod mebr."
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19
GfrMtr s dretbrhriFt nrs
Ybtlipp 5GmErampfFr.
las.

Wlein Iieper SER HeOadtiOndr .
The evening world., 1920-07-19
BEAR KNOCKED OUT
BY FREDDIE WEIGH
Blow Over Heart Fatal to Sparring
Partner Of Former Light
weight Champion.

Word that Freddie welch had killed
sparring partner while training In
his EFFORT to come back for the light
weight championship reached New
York to-day u was entirely Acci-
dental and the authorities around sum
init, n. j., haven't considered taking
any action. The dead sparring partner
was known only as "Joe." a small black
bear with a pessiInlstie disposition.
The bear was given to Freddie by
an admirer in New York and because
the public transportation systems OBJ
jected to his playful way OF clawing
passengers. Freddie had to take Joe QUE
to Summit In a taxicab.
A motion picture weekly wanted TO
film Freddie boxing with Joe. The lat
ter did not shape up as a bear OF a
boxer and yesterday Freddie decided to
give his sparrlng partner a brushing up
at the WEIGH Health Farm. After some
difficulty, Freddie, his brother Stanley,
and Carl Getg OF the New York Ath-
letic Club managed to put the gloves
on Joe Joe's defense was poor and a
blow which Freddie landed over his
rtSknocked him dead.
The evening world., 1920-07-19
DOG ATTACKS BOY
WHILEAT PLAY ON
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
Little Sol Krotel Severely Bit
ten Before Brute Is Pulled
From Him.

While playing with othor children AZ
9Sd Street and Riverside Drive at
1.SO o'clock to-day Sol Krotel, Ave
years old, OF No. 645 West End Ave-
nue.. was attacked by a dog which bit
him on the body severely injuring
him. The boy was taken to ST. Luke's
Hospital by DR.. Sawyer. His con-
dition Is reported to be extremely
serious.
The Drive was crowded with women
and children when the dog. which De
owned by the superintendent OF an
apartment house on $50 Street, leaped
at the boy. Their screams brought
men who pulled the dog of and tied
It up before 1t could attack other
children.
The evening world., 1920-07-19
LIQUOR DENIED THEM
STARTED TO WRECK
Twelve Young Men Who Shoot
Up Saloon Arrested-Oue
Victim Is Dying.

Twelve young men who hAd been 10
an outing started 10 wreck Angelo Gin.
queras's saloon at No. 2T9 Mercer strest.
Jersey City. early this morning because
they could not obtain liquor. During
the row a friend Of the saloon ksepsr
shot James Finnegan OF No. % BOYD
street. Finnegan was taken In q dying
condition to the Jersey City Hospital
Policeman Peter Kelly Of City Hall sta
ton also was taken to the hospital.
having been knocked down. beaten and
kicked In the face when he tried to
arrest two men.
Clnqueras was hit on the head with
a blackjack. The police arrested John
Mareucci OF No. i24 Brunswick Street
on a charge OF having fred the shot
which penetrated Finnegan's back and
left lung. Reserves who had responded
to Kelly's whistle for aid arrested
twelve other men.
The evening world., 1920-07-19
SAVED BY WIFE
FROM SING SING
Forger Employed by Rex Beach,
Used Funds to Aid Tuber-
cular Family.

A plea, written to Judge RosslSdxy BY
Mrs. Robert Dair. who Il in the .-ss. /.
oulosis sanitarium at otlsvilie with her
two children. to-day won tendency for
Robert Dalr. former secretary for Rex
Beach. the novelist. when he pleaded
guilty TO three indictments for forgery
In the second degree.
Mr.. Beach told the Judge he left
checks signed In blank TO pay his house.
hold expenses while away IN Mexico AMI
that Dair filled them In and converted
the money to his own use. Judge
Rosalsky said he had intended 10 send
Dair to Sing Sing, but had received q
letter from Mrs. Dair that changed his
mind.
Mrs. Dair wrote that the money had
gone TO pay the heavy expenses for her
and her two children and beSged for
clemency. Mr.. Beach agreed With the
Judge, who sent Dair 10 Blackwelis
island for from six months 10 three
years.
The evening world., 1920-07-19

stranger went there ne hnO" peN-
pie within a day, while here you can
wander for year and know nobody
"How about the Japanese situa-
tion| I inquired.
Il don't think the Japanese have
been treated right" he replied. The
disposition of the japanese to
America is much better than the dis
position America shows the japanese.
They give us more justice than we
give them. Every traveller from
here who has been through Japan
always speaks of them in o good way
at the end of his journey"
What business do you think boys
should be in when grown up?"
inquired:
"Well." he answered, at depends on
the boys temperament. You need
long study II you ever intend to sue
coed. College would be good for
them. And hard work is what they
need, for that always leads up 10
something higher If you keep at IT.
/ And patience Is another thing they
| have to learn.
And don't be particular about TAX
( ing advice from older people. Yot
must have willingness TO learn II you
want to succeed here. What do you
want TO be when you grow up?"
oh, l want to be baseball player.
We'll, baseball Is "A clean sport, buI
! wouldn't advise you to go into II
You owe your books to the people o,
| this land. Baseball playing Is fair
but you ought to stick by an author
! trade. If you got TO be a great playel
| you'd have to stay in 1t for the peopl'
who like baseball"
but I'd quit after making a mil
| lion" 1 answered.
But the people would want you,
| he said. land 1t counts on the people
! Newspaper work is good. There is M
calling that is higher or no place
where man will have more respect
power and influence, than as the edi
| tor OF a great newspaper.
"But / advise you TO write books
Some people like law and become at