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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
LOCAL BOYS BEAT DUMAS.

A picked ball team of younger boys the Y. M. e. A.. beat a team of Dumas boys at Dumas yes terday to 1. The game was clean and we'll played by both teams but the Pine Bluff boys outplayed the Dumas nine and came out on top. Young IIays for Dumas pitched a good game but poor support gave the Pine Bluff boys the game. Hicks for Pine Bluff held the Dumas team safe throughout and was never in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
SHE CAN TRUrHFULLY sAY-

Hay fever, asthma and bronchial coughs yield to the soothing, realing properties of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as quickly and surely as do ordinary coughs, colds and crcup. Mrs. Geneva Robinson, 88 N. Swan St., Albany, N. Y., writes: q can truthfully say Foley's Honey and Tar is the best cough medicine I ever used" Mann's pharmacy.
 Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14

danger. The dumas boys will come to Pine Bluff August 20 for a game. The line ups were: Dumas--Hays, Rice, Bhassfield, B. Hays, Collins, Evans, c. Brassfield, w. Hays, and Baker; Pine Bluff -Brownfield, Lyle, Galloway, Hicks, Falwell, Jones, Scott, Aggerton, Gentry and Brown.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
Ray, Englishrnan,
 Takes Golf Cup

Toledo, O.,Edward Ray of Great Britain today won the national open golf championship of America at In- verness, with. score of .295 for 72 Poles, thus carrying the cup to Eng lend for the second time. Harry Var don having won the title 20 years ago. and lacking only two strokes of capturing it again today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14

It was only stroke that the long driving Briton snatched the honor three young Americans, Leo Diegeel and Jack Hutchinson of Chicago and Jack Burke of St. Paul, missing long butts by inches, to tie the score or the winner, who also outstripped his countrymen vardon, by a single stroke.
 Vardon seemed to have the title clinched nearly all day stxrting only slightly behind this morning ana leading by stroke at the end of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
POSTPONE GAME.

Detroit. Aug. 13.-A heavy rain- storm caused sthe calling of today's game between Chicago and DeHoitl at the beginning of the fifth inning with the score 3-3 tie. Two games vii be played tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
Mational
Toney's Wildness
 Gives Brooklyn
 Game Over Giants

New York, Aug. 13.-Fred Toney made three wild pitches today, all ,f which figured in Brooklyn's runs md the Robins defeated New York. The wild pitches came in the fourth with the bases filled and all three runners scored. In the eighth the shird wild pitch put Myers in a position to score on Kilduff's hit Scoro.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
Southern
Little Rock Makes
 Nine Errors and
 Birmingham Wins

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 13.--Little Rock players continued their weired fielding today, piled up total oi nine errors and were defeated by Birmingham 12 to 10. The locals started hitting in the late stage oi the game and drove both Meeker anf Coffindaffer from the box but Nor rison went in in the ninth and struck out the two men who faced him Score:
 Birmingham = 500 POI 22O-12 16 { Little Rock 1000 200 844-10 IA {!
 Meeker, Coffindaffer and Gooch; Jonnard, Yellow Horse and Brottem
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
Mackmer yictors.

Philadelphia, Aug. 13.-C. Walkers home run in the eighth inning gave Philadelphia the victory in the first game of today's double header witf Boston, but Myers held the locals to five scattered hits in the secone game and the visitors won. Score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14

Atlanta Wins.
 Atlanta, Aug. 13.After four in nines of anti tight pitching by Len man and Markle both Atlanta ant Nashville started batting rathe. freely today and Atlanta won out to 5, in the eighth. Score: Noxhvillc --OOO OO1 020-3 z ]: Atianta GOO 0fO 21x-4 10 L0hman and Jonnard: Markle an' Mills.
 Mobile-C Chattanooga. (Rain.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
American
Yankees Take
 Fourth Straight
 From the Indians

Cleveland, Aug. 18.-New York dia nit find Friday the thirteenth un lucky as it won it's fourth straigh game from Cleveland today. The gaIue was delayed frequently b.. protests against Umpire Nallin's de
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
Totals --33 2 8 27 IA :. ha4Aaa fn,. C1rir,n m in ninth

x batted for Grimm in ninth.
 xxx ran for Heaffner in ninth.
 xxxbatted for Cooper in ninth. St. Louis. = ------OOOO 900 22O-4 Pittsburgh ----------00O O2O OO0-2
 Two-base hit: Stock, Jafvrin. Three base hit: Janvrin, Hornsby. Double play: Bigbee, Whitted, Cutshaw and Grimm. Base on balls: Off Schupp, ?; off Cooper, 2. Struck out: By Schupp, 8; Cooper 3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
Split Double Header.

Boston, Aug. 13.-Boston and Phila- delphia divided double header to- day, Boston winning the first game and Phailadelhia taking the hecond Picks right leg was injured in the first inning of the second game while he was sliding into third base. It is believed small bone was broken near the ankle. Score:
 First Game:
 Philadelphia --------1OO O1O OOO--2 Boston = ----------U5O IlO OOx-O
 Batteries: Rixey and Wheat; Nc Quillian and Gowdy.
 Two-base hits: Ford. Three base. hit: McQuillan, Powell, Boeckel. Double play: Rixey to Wrightstone; Fletcher to Wrightstone to Fletcher. Base on balls: Off Rixey, 3; off Nc Quillan, 4. Struck out: By Rixey,. 3; by McQuillan, ?.
 Second game:-
 Philadelphia --------012 O02 03O-8 Boston = -----------lOO OUO lUO-2
 Batteries: Hubbell and Tragesser; Fillingim and O'Neill.
 Two-base hits: Lebourveau, Raw lings, Fletcher. Three-base hit:. Wrightstone. Double play: Hubbell. \ Tragresser to Paulette. Base on balls: Off Hubbell, 1. Struck out: By Hubbell, 4 by Fillingim, 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
Carils Beat Pirates.

Pittsburgh, Aug. IS. St. Louis de- eated Pittsburgh today, punching even of their hits off Cooper in the seventh and eighth innings, when hey scored ali their runs. Score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14

Home run, Scott, c. Walker. Stolen base: Shannon, Dykes. Double play: Witt and McInnis; Jones, Scott and McInnis. Base on balls: Off Jones, 4; off Perry, l. Struck out: By Perry, s7
 Second game:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14

first IS holes SHr. Diegel and Ja't tv''sa| and and Ray F 20, ...,iss s'a on enAthe the first nine {, Y but bu he began z gf;,l1 took a AZ on the
 ee6 has nor other Chill .pa N, market, but no s.,' They are dsns medicine lins
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14

Two base hit: Pratt, 2; Lewis N Chapman, Wambsganss. Three-base hit; Pcekinvaugh. Double play Chapman, Wamsganss to Johnston Base on balls: Off Shawkey, 5; off Mays, |; off Caldwell, 2. Struck out By Shawkey, |; by Mays, 3; by Caid- well, 5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14

Fort Worth 4-5 San Antinio 20 Wichita Falls 7, Galveston 2. Shreveport Houston (rain).
 POSTPONEMENTS
 Southern, Mobile at Chattanooga, rain.
 American. Detroit and Chicago. ram.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
Pels Take Two.

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. 13. Memphi lost both games of a double header to New Orleans today, the first 2 tt 4 and the second ten to nothing. The second game was seven innings D! agreement. Score:
 First Game:
 New Orleans ----140 200 OOO-7l2 | Memphis = ----022 OO2 00O-4
 Walker and Deberry; Thweatt Goodbred and Bischoff.
 Second Camel
 New Orleans ----115 O20 1-lO II | Memphis - --------OOO OO0O-O
 T6rkelson and Dowie; Marshal G0odbred and Bischoff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14

sS batted for Witt in ninth.
 xxx batted for Brady in ninth. xxx batted for Jones in ninth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14

l Two-base hit: Schang. Base on balls: Off Myers, 1: off Moore, 4 Struck out: By Myers, g; by Naylor, 5; by Moore, 3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14

Association. Kansas City 8, Toledo 2. Milwaukee l, Columbus 6. Minneapolis 8, Indianapolis 2. St. Paul 2, Louisville 6.
 Texas. Dallas 3, Beaumont 6.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14

Two-base hit: Johnston, Grimes;, Wheat, Doyle, Bancroft. Double ,lay: Spencer to Bancroft. Base ot ,alls: Off Toney, 5; Struck out: By Iehf, 1; by Grimes, 1.
The Chicago whip., 1920-09-18

Where radicals who preaching direct action
sabotage and sedetsrmnaon for Negroes months
They be around the Democrats and Repub
leans performing the political shakedown acts. Debs jail
Lenne and Tretsky hammerng the of Poland Emma
Goldman exled in Russia Berger somewhere in Milwaukee, and
those Negro leaders have given the fight that they
bgousy supported they have thsn cannot
criticize them that the acid of poverty little bill
We do remember telling Dogenes living ir
tub These radicals brass beds and feather
$$$$
1t is noticeable thai the oldest Negro publications
How is the snhed Negro fed mouth
pieces of the be flled with Sa kind of junk?
The Boston Guardian points that Emmett Scott
Assistant Secretary of War We surprised learn this We
do know however that Emmett Scott with his eacionary,
footing methods would DO good Secretary fer the Ancient Order
of Uncle Toms d that Major Notion Bishop Parks,
Smnrone would vie with the other ae scramble for the pe
dency of this order. 5a
Those wouldbe Society girls
expensive social accouteaent THAI cght Tin the act and
therefore let the world know how is done and who the bills
Why not work at Sears Roebuek be respectable
Chief Gerry he going close all of the Baseball Pools.
What the Curb lizards do with those three hours a.
they the pool and baooms? Now the the traffic
busy and clear the because they going be
crowded.
goods and then add fifty price and sell them
much for carfare Try and be satisfied with per
The Chicago whip., 1920-09-18
Gas Nearly Kius Boy
SIDE FLIGHTS OF GAY
new YORK

Down on Concy Island. the little re
sort which catches the sunbakcd citi-
zcns OF New York and Brooklyn,
many strange and curious freaks car
be seen for the sum of ten cents One
OF the strangest is the "ugliest woman
in the world who is being Shown il
America for the first time She IS al
English woman who won the prize
over all OF the contestants in the
United Kingdom Since the days OF
cleopatra. the csthetic eye OF the eau
casian has been unable. to appreciate
beauty Of tlic darasessefaces Tho
zenith of beauty. according to these
esthetic students reposes in the white
race Strange to say the nadr o.
uginess should be found in the same
race by that same student OF BEAUTY
Mary Bevan, the ugliest woman in the
world, is a white woman andsin cage
right next to her is Zip. the famous
missing link. Zip is a colored man.
VIC wonder why it was that some
relative OF Zip was not picked ont as
the worlds uglicst woman. Strange
thing the white mans psychology.
At 143rd Street and Seventh Az
cnue, as you drift by on city bus a
strange gibbcrish can be heard. voices
that echo this gibbcrish are possessed
by dusky hued people with Negroid
features and Acgroid characteristics
They are Negroes. They arc from the
West nda Islands. They have estab-
lished their own ghetto and arc aloof
and distinct from the American Negro
.as far as American customs and preiu-
dice allow them to be. They take
great pleasure in telling you that they
are English subjects ana il they have
not become naturalized, and arc Of
tended or molcsted take their troubles
TO the British Consul They. like the
Japs are industrious and economical
and have keen insight to business
and distinctive race pride They
are shrewd, proud and planning peo-
pie, who will eventually gain a firm
foothold in New York City and will
give able and strong assistance in de-
siroylng the economic inertia OF the
Negro.
At 18Th Street between Seventh
and LcnoN Avenues. on the north side
OF the street, many apartment houses
line themselves together and accom-
modate three or four thousand people
The Chicago whip., 1920-09-18
Husband Assaults Wife

Arthur Johnson. 3447 Rhodes Av-
cnue. played havoc with his wife.
Annie Johnson, 27 years old and OF
the same address, when he found her
September 18th at 57th and Federal
Streets. The argument preceding
hight is said to have occurred over
money matters. Mrs. Johnson was
severely cut about the head and face.
Margaret Cuts Wright
Sidney Wright, age Is, 2o47 Dear
born Street, was severely cut Septem-
Der 18th by Margaret McClain who
resides at the same. address. When
the police arrived Wright claimed that
the. cutting was. an accident. The
story was doubted by the officers.
Injured in Street Car Wreck
William Dawson. age 40 years, 3628
Dearborn street, skull fractured, concus-
sion of the brain as the result OF his
ice wagon being struck by Forty-third
street west bound car Sept 9Th. is now
at the Proviacps Hospital in serious
condition
Love QpaErel Causes Stabbing
Mrs. FlorAitt Strong, H-year-o old wife
OF Albert Strong, ola East Forty-third
street, is now in Provident Hospital
nursing siX-ineh cut on the lett arm
below the elbow. The aggressor in the
fight was Mrs. Jones, who was said to
live at the same number and is alleged to
have been caused by love affair. :
Go To Louisville
Col. William r. Cowan and Charles
Sumner Jackson left Tuesday night for
Louisville, Kentucky. where they will
attend the races Mr.. Jackson's 3-year-
old will run in the race for the Gov
crnor's cup aud naturally Mr. Jackson
is very much interested in the races.
Mr.. Jackson and the Colonel will re
turn the latter part OF the week
Struck by Auto
James Milton. age IS. Western
Union Telegraph messenger. 1888
Michigan Ave, while passing 35th and
Michigan Avenue on September the
Sth, was hit by AN auto bearing the
license No. 4867 Indiana, and was
Knocked unconscious. He was re
moved to Mercer Hospital His as
sailant escaped.
The Chicago whip., 1920-09-18
Newspapers Making Protest

LET SPRINGER DO 1T. d.
The Chicago whip., 1920-09-18

In some rooms in these apartment
louscs typical OF New York fats. no
'ay OF Gods good sunshine ever
ianeed. On the other side OF the
trcct. however occupying hall OF a
square is one story structure, barely
ourtcen feet in height This is the
amous Liberty Hall 1t is the ac-
,umulated genius OF Marcus Garvey
md his cohorts brains. 1t is here
hat the International Convention OF
Negroes met. 1t is here that the back
o Africa" movement is fostercd. II
$ here that the dollars that get up
steam for the Black Star Line are
yarnered 1t is here that the Negro
Factories Corporation is nursed dur
ing its embryonic state. Ii is here
that Negroes, thousands and thou
sands OF them assemble. seeking hope
and courage to break the yoke OF
White oppression This is one OF
The wonder spots OF America.
In the local politics OF New York
City, the balance OF power is held by
the Democrats. Surprisingly. the
Democrats OF New York City control
the majority OF Negro votes. The
Negroes receive political patronage.
,inecure positions and vice immunity
privileges. The cabarets under their
political system are filled with revel-
ers who fill the wee hours OF the
morning with their drunken maudlin
laughter A striking resemblance to
Chicago's situation leads US to think
that there IS very little difference be
tween the Republican and Democratic
system OF politics.
The Chicago whip., 1920-09-18

NTOSEY was standing in the
y shadow of ono of the buildings
on 39th Street near the Wen
dell Phillips High School and chanced
to overhear the conversation OF two
youngsters in heated debate over the
value of high school training conf
pared with earning living on good
Job The youthful advocate for edu-
cation told his opponent, You bet
ter stay in school while you can
Free education is the only thing that
the white folks have not taken from
us colorcd people here and you don't
know when they will take that away
but the white people will always sec
to it that the colored people will have
enough work to do. besides il you
once get an education there amt nc
chance for the white people to take
ii away" This argument convinced
his opponent and Noscy was glad te
see the spirit OF the New Crowd even
in the Younger Set
The Chicago whip., 1920-09-18
TO THE YOU KNOW
'EM EDITOR

You know that grocery store on
3lst Street where the women come in
very thinly clad. | know you know
EN-, becarse its very close to Prairie
! Ave- Well Just tell 'em that ladies
of good breeding are still wearing
ssme clothes.
were caught IN the raid on Grand
Blvd. in the 36th block. Well. if you
don't know them, Just be in the
Morals Court on the 29th when their
case IS called. They gave fictitious
names when they were arrested.
You know those people we were
talking about some weeks ago because
they were talking loud on the street
car and telling everybody their busi-
nsss, vol. they are still doing it.
You know that beyy OF fine looking
young women who are constantly
going in and out of those white doc
tors Offices at the northeast corner
OF 3lst ST. and Indiana Ave | know
YOU have seen. them so in and out
| wonder if they are really sick
Lookout, therc'll- be some more
divorce scandal
| wonder if you know that maid
down at the Fine Arts Building.
Well, il you do, don't let her tell YOU
that she is studying music down there
The only music she ever studies is
the jazz at that cabaret near her
home.
] know you know those summer va
cationists who came TO Chicago to
stHdy summer courses. courses in
jazz, the shimny, and once in while
English at Chicago II. Well, they
are back home now, and several OF
them have divorce suits on their
hands. @
/ wonder if you know that moving
picture theatre opposite the Avenue;
well, they have good shows there. and
they have employed colored ticket
seller and colored ticket Seollector
there. "
I guess you know that Co7Hperativc
StPe on 3lst ST. near Michigan.
Well, they have finally takEt a step
in the right direction. TheNave in
stalled the colored manager 40 clerls
they promised for so loIg,
The Chicago whip., 1920-09-18
c. M. E. in 50th Convention

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Sept. Is
The {. NJ. T. Church celebrated its
50th Convention in this city Mon
day. a celebration. was held under
the auspices OF the 4th Episcopal Dis
trict. and was presided over by Bishop
{. II. Phillips, president OF the district
organization. The conventionitcs pre-
scnted an elaborate and constructive
program. and their cause was cham
pioncd by a number Of able men. The
district embraces the Kentucky, Ohio,
Northern Alabama. Central Alabama.
New Mexico, Arizona. California, and
all the Pacific Slope conferences, the
same being the Episcopal district
which was under the jurisdiction OF
Bishop Phillips. The bishop. who is
one of the ablest men OF the & NJ. +.
Church, delivered an instructive and
impressive address.
The Chicago whip., 1920-09-18

TNERYBODY was excited the
+ other night about thirty
when a woman ran screaming
and all covered With blood from an
Apartment House in the 3lst block on
Indiana Avenue. She was followed
by her husband wlo had administered
the chastisemcnt and Nosey in good
old Brusseaux fash on followed the
trail OF blood up to the third apart
ment and found cut that all the fuss
was caused because husband and wife
happened Sto select he same rendez-
vous with their "sW eeties" and then
happened to bump into each other
when they tried to fet into the bath
room at the same time. OF course
the husband returned and picked up
HIS sweetie but the good wife's little
fellow had made himself scarce when
the cutting started. That little incl
y lent ought to be a warning to others
keep farther apart You will avoid
excitement
The Chicago whip., 1920-09-18

INZOU will know about that female
I specialist who has been "prae-
ticing' his cures" on the fair
sex with "a certain amount of immun
lty from either the law or public opin-
ION. Nosey set out to find all about
the good physician" and was so
surprised" that he could not write
II all so has prepared nice little brei
which he is going to send to the
gentleman and let him read about
himself as he certainly has not taken
the trouble to write an autobiography.
no indeed, he could not have done
that.
The Chicago whip., 1920-09-18

nNLY few weeks ago. Nosey
| talked about monkey man who
advcrtiscs d certain tailor shop
by wearing red stars sewcd all over
his clothes We'll. that monkey seems
TO be working pretty fast, he now
goes through the streets accompa-
nied by three little colored boys. cvi-
IDENTIFY OF his own species, because
they too, have the big red stars sewed
all over themselves.
The Chicago whip., 1920-09-18
CITY BRIEFS
Among the Sick

Among tire Sick
Mrs Annie wager, age -. 5000
Dearborn Street and Mrs. Jennie
Jackson, age 90, POSI- Prairie Avenue.
were removed to the County Hospital
September Sth Their condition is
said TO be serious.
School Girl Struck by Wagon
Little Vera Prior, age II. 375l Elm
wood Avenue. while playing in front
OF her home September 8th was struck
by a wagon and was injured in the
back and left leg.
Injured While Operating Press
Jessie Blaclman. age 80, 3244 Indi-
ana Avenue. was injured September
10th at his place of employment. 2507
Cottage Grove Avenue. while operat-
ing press which exploded causing a
severe wound on the back OF the head.
Sisters Fight
Miss Pearl Suggs. age %, 1921
Rhodes Avenue, was struck with 4
sugar bowl while in an Argument with
her sister, sustaining a severe cut on
the shoulder. She was removed TO
the Providcnt Hospital.
Assaulted by Unknown Man
Beach McNey, age 81, 29lo Wabash
Avenue. while passing 2sth Street and
the Il. September 18th, was stopped
by an unknown man who attempted to
hold him up. In the melec McVcy
was cut several times about the face
and WIS removed to the Providcnt
Hospital The wo,id-be robber cs-
capped.
Emina BOTTLES" Alice
Mis- Mice PETERSON age IS. 1888
South Park Avenue. while in. little
dispute with Miss Emma Jones', 3307
Calumet Avenue. sustained scysral
wounds on the forehead inflicted ~ a
beer bottle, welded by Mis- Jones
Gas Nearly Kills Boy
Miuot Estes, age 10. 2953 Vernon
Avenue was found in his room uncon-
seious by Charles Carr as the result
OF accidcntlv turning his gas on while
turning the electricity off He was
revived with much difficulty by the
use OF the pulmotor.
The Chicago whip., 1920-09-18

GONE people will forget that it is
short distance between their
~ back window and the back win
dow of their neighbor's back window
across the alley. That is why Nosey
saw\that same "cavc-man' doctor
treat <~pe of his patients quite
roughly Nj Thursday morning at ?
a. m. in thesscond apartment of that
four fiat buildihsSjm the 45th block on
Prairie Avenue. Vie funny part OF
it the lady was nbt sick enough. to
have any doctor because sheswent to
the door with the wild Willie" and
bid him very pleasant goodnight .