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NOTICE.
 Road Improvement District No. 1 (D0llarway R0ad).
 Notice is hereby given that Road Improvement District No. tax will be due and payable October 10, 1920, and unless paid within sixty days (60) thereafter, a penalty of twen- ty-five (25) per cent will attach. Under the law the Collector has no authority to remit any penalty.
 c. M. NICHOL Collector. Pine Bluff, Ark, Sept. 10, 1920. BAYOU DRAINAGE DIS-
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WANTED TO BUY-Commercial body
 for Ford chassis. Price must be
 right. St. Louis Cotton Compress Company, phone S9. lo-l9-o1
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED - Underwood typewriter, must be in good condition. Best cash price in first letter
 Apply typewriter care Graphic. 10.10-2t
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endar, Fan, Blotter and Novelty line. Will assign exclusive terrl- tory in Arkensas. Contracts to begin January 1st., 1921. Com mission basis, but very liberal. If YOU want to sell real paying prop sition, Write Kalamazoo Advertis- ing Company, Kalamazoo, Michi- yan 1t
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FOR SALE - One :-room house, one acre of land with good garden; also telephone system of 1855 tele- phones now in operation; can ln- stall 50 more telephones at once; about 200 or 25O miles of wire al ready up; connected with Pine Bluff, with Southwestern Ieie- phone Co.,, will sell for $3,500. II interested write or come to see me at once. Reason for selling am moving away. F. C. Cearley' Grapevine, Ark.
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FOUND - Fur neck piece. Owner can have same by calling at
 Graphic office and paying for ad.
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FOUND-I have at my place one Daple grey mare; about z years old; weight about HOO lbs; one brown mare mule, about years old; grey in f forehead; weight l. 900; one mare wule, long mane and tail; weight 99o~lbs. Apply 0. C.. Phillips, R. 6, Box S6, Doyleston, Ark,
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MISCELLANEOUS

No. 20 MISCELLANEOUS DRAWING - Account, against com missions to salesmen who can dem onstrate ability to sell line oi roofing cements and pants 10 consumers. Liberal propositioh' United Builders Go. s602 "aae Park, Cleveland, O. 24-lt. WE - Recognize no competition ot the Unequal and Most essent,a' nature and U. s. Protected artieie' exclusively owned and eontrol'ea i by us. Clearing upward Of sso'oo per day Tor salesmen. Govern meut created demand. II you can, not sell this speciality you VIII fail selling life preservers O" " sinking ship. Definite Co-opsfa' South pearbon St. Chicago, lil' tion. Jerome Laadt. pres,
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LOST - A good nights rest if you don't sleep on mattress made by Pine Bluff Bedding company.
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LOST OR STOLEN In or near Pine Bluff, New United States nob- by cord tire 34x4 i-2; was on back of car; was not locked; if stolen, reward for arrest and conviction of thief; if lost liberal reward for return of same. Knox Bros. Planting company or call at Home Insurance office.
 LOST - Auto license, on Sulphur Springs road; state license TOP Return to PIT 12 State street, and be rewarded. Phone 994.
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FOR SALE-Royal Typewriters, guar anteed to be the best on the mar ket. Write for descriptive catalo- que. Royal Typewriter Co.,, Little
 Rock Ark 10-2O-6t
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LOST - One Seal brindle French bulldog; reward if returned to w.. J. Wilkins, 216 West Fifth, phone
 752, 9-23-tf
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FOR SALE-Apples-- apples several varieties. They are here. Car on Third and Pine street, Hightower building. Better hurry. Drive your car by and get them. Bring sack or something to put them in. $2.00 per bushel. Yours for S. P. Dowdy, phone 1899.
 10-18-Gt FOR SALE-Ford motor in fine rum ming order, without body, $22500 cash. 1412 Linden, phones 1865 or $50.
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WANT -- You not to worry about the high price of gasoline when you can get 22 miles to the gallon
 with a Monroe car. Call around
 and let us demonstrate. Monroe Sales Co.,, 619 Main. If
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hALE OR FEMALE HELP

Man or woman wanted,
 kas full time 75c an hour, |time, selling guaranteed to wearer. Experience un-
 ty. Intrnational Hosiery Eorristown, P. A. 1O-24 It.
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No. 12 FOE 0ALE.

n
 STORE FOR SALE - Two story building, four rooms and hall up-tairs, lower floor 25x7O, gas, water. and llghts' fine location for grocery store, now doing good busi- ness an can give immediate possession. Also four room house next to store, located eleven blocks west of Main Street, both buildings To- cated on one lot. Price $3OOO.0O terms to suit. Me NEW REALTY COMPANY. 200 West Barraque Phone 971
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WANTED - You to be honest with
 your self and customers and use Toledo Scales; no spirngs-honest weight. E. W. Cooper, phone 2419. P. o. Box ITO. If
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LOST - Time by not using gas and
 grease from Pine Bluff Tire com
 pany, 222 State street, phone 2774.
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.colored porter with bicy-
 lars of age or over. npp.s 7, sa saadv's Drug store, corner
 be and Pine dOSSoc
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Boys 15 years of age h1or to carry independent |'ora route; you can make $so '0n,a, month and not interfere ka. school. Apply Graphic &ion Manager. ,~
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FOR SALE - Cheap for cash, terms, 8-cylinder Oldsmobile, in excellent mechanical condition. Call H. P. Savage, day phone 2325-night 1152
 If
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MALE HELP.

Rov with wheel to de- Pu,. Apply Monday morn
 E'ssl , ". 9th. Hardwick Public l |O-24-6t. >
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' Girl for light work. |;n nerson Richter Repair
 Northwest corner 22nd and \ 17-6t
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roK RENT-HoUsEs.

m;'.., ;f'Ve room house or 8
 ss rooms. Water, lights Apply care of Graphic. ([Src-.c.,.o. i0.l9-6t
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At once. Locomotive
 Inerator for Orion Stein
 machines; steady job. Ap- lnlovment Department, The |Ibr' Co.,, Thornton, Ark. ..|
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FOR SALE - Mentholatum. Regu- lar price soc. Sale price 39c at Rcinberger & Colleir. 10 23-6t.
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FOR SALE = A Ford 5-passenger chasis and engine, in good conri- tion; city body is not in good shape, but if you want to make
 truck, this will be bargain for you. Apply at Graphic office. Ask for Thos. D. Arbuckle. tf
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n. IS FOR SALE-AUTOS.

WANTED - To excange Ford Sedan for good milk COW. Will take notes for balance. Call 1721 Pop lar St., 10-24-6t.
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FOUND.

No. IA FOUND.
 FOUND Ladies' watch, near fire
 on E. 9th avenue. Owner can have
 same by calling at Graphic office,
 describing and paying for ad. Call 1926. tt
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s SITUATIONS-MALE.

F Sll UAAlSJ ALLs
 Statesman wants position bay salary and expenses or
 commission and expenses; pr speciality line; references equest. Address P. o. Box he Bluff, Ark. 10-21-6t
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= Ten young ladies to telephone work; experience |cessaty; pay while you room for study advance Apply Chief Operator, |estern Telephone company, (st Second.
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Men women over IT for |mail service. $125 month bce unnecessary, for free l Civil Service Examiner Iuitable Bldg. Washington, D-24-3t.
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T One unfurnished room ntleman only in private
 Near town. Call 2959 or Y Main, 10-23-6t.
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|asI-Furnished rooms by :. v!sk; hot and cold water, LsS cotton Belt shops, near c.ss section of city. Phone
 sy.'0n u Belt Hotel, F. J. stop' 624 1-2 East Third.
 >>> 10-lS-6t
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REGISTERED DURoC.

FOR SALE : My services as a Ford expert. Apply W. B. Williamson, POS Barraque streey.
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= Help to wait on sick Phone 1276 Capt. Watt 127 |0.241t
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''a' by rslaal. con.
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Cow mill laborcrs. Ap- Citizens Bank Building
 oi'iD' 1O-18-6t
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FOR SALE - Ford Touring Car. En- zine just overhauled. New caslngs and tubes. Price if taken at once $220.00. Box ', Sherrell, Ark. 10-21-6t.
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OWN YOUR OWN HOME-Look% at these: Five room modern home, modern, large lot, near 9th avenue near 18th and Cherry; four room, car line and first Ward school; 2-story modern home, west of Main; Broom modern home.. Rutherford Park; two choice lots in Rutherford Park; two choice lots on Laurel street; one lot, one block from 18th and Cherry. See A. G. Russell Home psurance Az ency, 123 Main street. If. ~-~-~~>-~~~~>~~~~-~~~~ WANTED-Don't forget dCE on Sat- urday. No Sunday deliveries.
 1O-2O-6t No. 23 LEGAL NOTICES.
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FEMALE HELP

lED-Young lady cashier
 keeper. Hauber Theater.- nerson to c. E. o'Donnell.
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FOR SALE - 5 passenger Velle just repainted fine locker, first class running order, as we have not the room we are offering this for quick sale at $475.00 or will ar range terms. Gall and see this car Schooles BOA State Ave. Phone 242 1O-21 -6t
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NJ = One unfurnished room pdern conveniences. Apply lest 9th or call 2237.
 Y
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WANTED - You to come and see me when you need Tires. Milli-
 ken, the Miller tire man, phone 961, 404 w. 2nd. If
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FOR SALE The best half soles put on, your old shoes you ever tried
 to wear out Goodyear Shoe Shop, 112 w. 2nd avenue. If
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FOR SALE-Apples- good-apples-' several varieties. They are here. Car on Third and Pine street, Hightower building. Better hurry. 2 Drive your car by and get them. Bring a sack or something to put them in. $2.O0 per bushel. Yours for S. P. Dewoody, phone 1899.
 --..-,.:.".-..-- 1O-18-6t
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GOR SALE - Gas heaters and com
 Oination ranges, see our line before
 huxing,.. We have the best. Me-
 Gaughy Brothers Hardware com pany. Phone 174. 9-24-tf
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rye, Rape alfalfa, etc. Pittman X Harrison Go, field and garden seeds, Sherman, Texas.
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FOR SALE Nadine flesh soap,
 Regular price soc Sale price 19c
 At Reinberger & Collier 10-23-6t.
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE

By refined and competent lady position as stenograph- h begin at once. For parti- phone 2964. 10-18-6t
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|sssI.SED sssASIED HOUSES kn >r>"-~-~~~~~--~--.o~, \ .,,, A five room cottage or I.i.,..u sa.u'nished rooms, modern
 IA Apply D. P. s. care
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No IF FOR SALE-HOUSES. FOR SALE -6 6 room house on East 9th ave, Gas and lights, near Cot ton Belt Shops. room house on 3rd gas and lights, near Cotton Belt Shops in good condition. For terms see A. sG. Russell. Home Insurance Co. 10-23-6t.
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FOR SALE Armond's Talcum. Regular price BOG. Sale price 19c At Reinbcrger & Collier 10-23-6t FOR SALE - Prophyiactic Tooth Paste. Regular price BOG. Sale price 19c at Reinberger & Collier 1O-23-6t.
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tNI-One < nicely furnished ,m private home. Modern lences. Will rent to man ne or two ladies. Phone
 1O-19-6t
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furnished rooms
 easy walking distance of
 section. Apply sir Texas Hnone S4O. a0-19-6t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

MI = One rom nicely fur joining bath, can have
 garage. Gentlemen prefer hone 2793 1O-246t.
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FOR SALE = New gas heaters and S>i Nbination ranges; see our lot S~- e buying. we handle the best. Mcoaughy Bros. Hardware company.
 9-29-tf
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furnished room
 sard for couple without EIa I VI ', two young men. Phone p West Barraque street. k~~,~x 10-1S-6t
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Ni-one nicely furnished ,vOm; 0oo ;. gentlemen preferred. ko~~, second. 10-18-6t
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WANTED - Phone, 827 for finished family washing 20 cents per h. New Way Laundry. 10-21-6t. e4F
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FOR SALE-Autos, Ford Form-a-
 truck for sale, $450; cash or terms. Wilson Motor company, IA West Barraque street, phone 846. 9-1-tf
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WANTED - s27 for flat work cts per lb. New Way Laundry. lo' 20-6t.
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dry work. New Way Laundry. 1O-21-6t
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u. ''us Ia or !iw room house, ks' Apply '. A II. care care
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CUMMING ASKS
war ON RATS
SURGEON GENERAL URGES THAT
EXTENSIVE AND IN Ms sly
CAMPAIGN BE CONDUCTED.

washington, July s. Calling at
tention to the discovery of bubonic
plague in several American and Mex
lean gulf ports and renewing his
warning regarding the introduction of
plague from Mediterranean ports
which are known to be infected, Sur
geon General Hugh S. Cumming to-
day urged communities throughout the
country, and especially along the
coast, to inaugurate rat determination
and rat-proofing campaigns.
"Bubonic plague is primarily dis
ease of rodents, especially rats, said
General Cumming, land the disease
can be controlled effectively by meas
ures directed against the rat. The ex-
termination of rats is all the more
to be desired because of the tremen-
dous economic damage they cause" {.
According to conservative estimates
made by the U. S. public health serv-
ice on the basis of numerous surveys,
there is at least one rat for every
person in the United States. This es
innate coin cides with that for Great
Britain and Ireland, and with authori-
tative figures for Denmark, France
and Germany. The annual up-keep
per rodent was computed by the same
$1.20 in Denmark, and s1.00 in France.
The depredations of the rats in the
United States will very probably eX
coed the estimate for Great Britain
One-half cent day is considered
conservative, but even on this compu-
tations, it costs the United States
80,000,000 a year to support it's rat
population. This does not include
mice.
''The U. S. public health service is
prepared to detail trained experts to
assist communities in organizing the
fight against rats, said General Cum
ming. MANY of our officers have had
extensive practical experience in this
work, and know how to make it real
ly effective. In the seaport cities the
work of determination should be sup
plemented by meteorological labora-
tory examinations to d termi n e
whether or not plague infection is
present among the rodents. In the
cities this is not now necessary"
The U. S. public health service has
just published a new bulletin entitled
1.-The Rat: Arguments for its EIimina-
ton and Methods for it's Destruction,
Copies may be obtained by addressing
the U. S. public health service, Wash
ington, d. c.
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SOUTHERN TENT CORP.
is ORGANIZED HERE

Tallahassee, July S.-(SpeciaL)-
Among the, charters issued to new
state corporations during the past
week, according to records in the Of
flee of the secretary of state, is the
following:
Southern Tent and Awning Com
pany: Principal place of business,
Pensacola; capital stock. s30,o00.00;
highest amount of indebtedness, 100,-
10000. General nature of business:
Transacting the business of sail
maker and rigger; manufacturing.
'buying and selling sails, awnings,
tents, tarpaulins and all kinds of cot
ton duck goods, canvas, rope and
hardware, to acquire; use and dispose
of all property of every kind. neces-
sary for the conduct of all such bust
ness, and to do all acts necessary or
incidental to the conduct of all said
business. Corporate existence 80
years. Officers: A H. Mcleod, pres
ident; A. M. Avery, ice-president;
c. B. Perry, secretary and treasurer
and these together with John A. Mer-
rift and Victor Oberg constitute the
board of directors. Letters patent is
sued July 2, 1920.
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BOSTON AND SUBURBS
CLAIM MILLION AND HALF

Boston, July S.-A compilation of
1920 census returns covering what is
generally known as Greater Boston
shows that the population of Boston
and its suburbs has now reached al
most exactly 100000. Unlike most
of the larger cities of the country,
Boston has annexed very little of the
territory Immediately adjoining and
has total area of only 47.S square
miles, as compared with 287 square
miles in Greater New York
The Boston metropolitan district.
covering an area within a 15-mile ra-
dfus from the state house, includes
26 cities and towns in addition to
Boston proper. The 1920 population
of all of these except WATERFOWL has
been announced and the total is 1872
54f for the suburbs. Watertown's
population as recorded by the state
census of 1915 was 1856, a gain of
3,640 over 1910. If it made a similar
gain in the last five years, it would
now have 20,155 inhabitants. This
added to the other suburbs and to
the 747,923 population of Boston,
would make total of 1,500,619.
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WILLFICHT TO
. KEEP HERCHILD
EAST SIDE BRIDE OF MILLION
ARE WILL BARE LIFE IN NEW
YORK SMART SET.
BY n. p. BURTON.

New York, July S.-Fifth avenue,
street of millions, is going to try
legally to subdue Third avenue, street
of poverty and, in the process, more
soiled linen is going to be hung out
to- air in public than America has
seen in many a day.
And all because Third avenue is
going to be represented by beautiful
and brilliant Mary Casey Thorne, the
belle of the great East Side who
married Joel Wolfe Thorne, scion of
the famous millionaire Thorne family,
only to be cast aside subsequently by
her distinguished "in laws" and hus-
band.
That's what this contest between
my husband and me for the possession
of our child SINNERS down to-" de-
clared the former Mary Casey, daugh-
ter of John and Bridget Casey, who
first saw the light of day beside the
tracks of the Third avenue elevated
Simply contest between the
power of millions, Fifth avenue and
the rights of the plain people, Third
avenue. And this is the phase of the
case that is coming to interest me
nightly, to see whether or not
money can buy even some courts in
of intelligence and education that |
have got 1 am going to throw into this
fight now to see if in America it is
true that virtue can rise from be-
meath Obstacles sa
Mrs. Thorne had received me in a
small studio apartment in the Hotel
des Artistes, a very swagger coop
erative apartment house of artists at
Central Park West and 67th street,
Mary Casey Thorne looks the ro-
mantle figure that she is. Her face
is beautiful and in her eyes lies the
intelligence, that prompted her from
the East. Side to the halls of Co
lumbia, where she took honors and a
Masters degree in philosophy and
psychology. s
THE Thornes had just one pass
word that opened the door to their
family and their world and that was
the Social Register" she &said. eff
one is born in the Social Register one
is received on Fifth avenue, be he
rogue or angel; if one is not born in
the Social Register he is not receiv-
ed, be he even archangel and haven's
own emmisary. 1 was born of fine
Irish parents on Third avenue. The,
smart set acknowledged my brain,
but insisted that NO brain can make
the leap of two city blocks, from Third
avenue to Fifth avenue.
Fifth avenue families quickly for
get that all its original ancestors
We're cobblers or grocery men or
ferry men. and they go out and
adopt crests and look down on the
rest of the world, and if one of their
men marries a poor girl, no matter
how brilliant she may be, they never
forgive him. ~
THE Thornes are doing all they
can to keep me from getting posses
sion of my six-year-old boy.
That's why | am going to wash a.
lot of linen in public when this case
comes to trial.
The child. is the great stake in the
case, because Joels father, Samuel
Thorne, who recently died, was my
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BOY SCOUTS
TO GO OVERSEE
PICK OF AMERICAN BOYHooD
TO TAKE PART IN INTERNAL
TlONAE GAMES AND CON
TESTS.

From all parts of the United States
happy, eager-eyed Boy Scouts are
hurrying to New York, or have al
ready arrived, bent on the biggest joy
event that ever came to a graup OF
American boys: 1t is a big group, too,
some 800 of the pick of the nation
boyhood, for they are the Boy Scouts
of America, who through rigid COM
petition, have been chosen to rep
resent their various communities at
the great convention of the Boy
Scouts of the world in England, with
trips through Belgium and over the
battlefields = of France thrown in.
That, you'll say, is enough to. make
any boy happy and eager-eyed.'
For three months there has been
the liveliest sort, of competition
anon gthe nearly 100000 registered
members of the Boy. Scouts of Amer
lea in all states and territories,
most of the 1852 troops naturally
struggling for the honor of having
one of it's members represent the
United States, in the first information
tions are sending large delegations,
invited by the British Boy Scouts.
The demonstration will be held in the
stadium, at Olympia, near London.
First to Arrive Came Fartheast. .
The first American delegate to ar
rive in New York had the longest dis
lance of any to travel. He is Ezra
Crane. of Troop TX, Honolulu. He is
eighteen years old and is an Eagle
Scout with twenty one of the merit
badges given by the Boy Scouts of
America organization for special
achievements. He came alone from
Hawaii and says he stadted good
and early to make sure that he
wouldn't miss the boat in New York
He brought 1000 of those brilliantly
colored '1eis" that the natives use as
farewell tokens by placing around
their necks. Scout Crane says they
will come in handy for giving an
Hawaiian flavor to the American
part of the world pageants which are
to be given in connection with this
Boy Scouts of the World "Jamboree,"
as the British boys call it.
The American boys and their care
fully selected leaders W i'll cross the
Atlantic on the United States Army
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friend, and he entailed Joel's fifth of
the estate SO that it will come intact
to little Joel
"At this moment my lawyer tells
me the boy is in a cheap s15-a-week
boarding house out west, while his
father enjoys an income of 100000
year, and 1 live on $3.50 month, fixed
by the court. -....t
Il am going to establish the right of
justice for the poor even when pitted
against the rich in the city of New
York. I studied exhaustively these
rich people as the trained psychol-
ogist which 1 am, and have their
number.
Il am going to tell the world about
them when l get on the stand. l will
air their closets and drag out their
skeletons. 1 will show people that the
difference between Fifth avenue and
Third avenue is exactly what it is
two blocks-that and nothing more"
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E PENSACOLA JOURNAL. FRIDAY Mc.RNING.JuLY

The party viii disembark at
Southampton and Immediately go inv
to training for the big International
Scout events. AS convenient while
enga ged in this preliminary work the
Scouts will be given opportunity to
visit London and see many of the
sights of the British Isles.
After the meet at Olympia the 300
American representatives will go in a
body to France as guests of the
French government, visiting famous
cities and some Of the principal bae-
tlefields. Then, as guests of the Bel
gian government, they will tour the
historic points of interest in that
country, and will sail from Antwerp
August 18th for the return trip to
New York -*.-'
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Division Chamber or commerce
Members Retail Merchants Association
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