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Cardiff, not the stately liners that carry passengers across the Atlan- tic, but numbering tramps, many of their ancient and rusty. Freight rates are high, says the corre- spondent, and shipping men are raking in fortunes. One can meet many men in Cardiff who before the war were clerks at small sal aries and now have big motor cars, wives with furs and dia monds, and country houses.
 One man in Cardiff who sailed the seas as a pilot five years ago put his savings into ship and now can write his check for 5O0,- 900 pounds. A small tradesman invested 200 pounds in ship and received 5000 for his interest two years later. A man who held . small clerkship in Q shipping of flee before the war came unex- pectedly into a windfall of 4,0Ot pounds. He invested it in ship l ping company and now has sold his interest for 100000 pounds. 1 A former railway porter is now director of sixteen companies. A boy of 21 who inherited 20,00t pounds is now at 27 chief owner of Il ships and worth many hun dreds of thousands.
 A man who formerly had type writer agency drifted into ship ping. He recently bought a coun try estate for 250,00O pounds ans his daughter was heard complain ing that her allowed her "onl. ,O00 pounds a year." @
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Chicago Grain.

Chicago, Jan. 5.-Buoyancy devel- oped in the corn market today large ly as result of unusual strength in prices for rye, wheat, oats and hogs. The close was strong, 2 1-2c to s l-8c net higher with May 1.34 1-2 to 3-4 and July 1.32 3-4 to l.33. Oats finished 3-4c to 1c up. Provisions gained 10 to S5 cents.
 Upturns in the value of corn at tained their greatest momentum aft CT rye and wheat had sold at a new to precord for the season and oats were within fraction of the best figures on the present crop. This combination proved to be more than the bears in corn should successfully oppose. There were predictions that the long looked for increase of the cror movement would not now come be fore next week. Export sales oi 5O0,000 bushels at the seaboaro stimulated the oats market. Provisions reflected the strength of hogs and grain. Lard and ribs went to the highest level yet this
 season.
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Betty looked up, and, remember ing what she had said, blushed Jack, glancing first at me and then at Betty, whom he adored, demand ed to know what his "boss" had been saying.
 Been telling something on me has she?" he asked. "If so, let me know so I may get even with her You know, Crittenden," he said in affected self pity, "thas girl over there is the stingiest thing in the world. She positively won't let ne spend a cent except to keep body and soul together. Some of these day s however. I'm just going to quit be ing henpecked and take the bit IT, my teeth. and before she knows il I'll bet rid of couple of dollars
 Crittenden and exchanged glances. We smiled at lacks Jest ing arraignment of Betty at whom he looked with such devotion that I laughed aloud. And now Betty blushed pinker than ever. Jack who was keen, jumped at the right conclusion.
 "Why. I'll bet a dollar that you have already told Mrs. Hayes all about it," he accused.
 Betty smiled and recovered from her momentary confusion. Then she affected defiance of him.
 Well, I won't let you squandel your money on me for foolish things" she declared. Don't yol think I am right. MT. Hayes? ?"
 Crittenden nodded vigorously "Indeed l do," he said, warmly.
 I saw him looking at Betty wit}i 5 new, changed interest. She had surrenly shown him a side of hel
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New York Sugar.

New York, Jan. 5.-Reports from Washington stating that the govern. ment does not propose to exercise the full power of control involving tho purchasing of Cuban sugar through the equalization board re- moved whatever doubt existed in the sugar trade and a more confident feeling seems to prevail. There was no change in prices, however, but there was more atcivity noted on the part of refiners. There was sale of l8,0OO bags of Cubas afloat II 1-2 cents cost and freight, equal to 12.7a cents for centrifugal and it was estimated tha tthe same refiner had purchased about 150,000 bags ot Cubas for January positions at II cents cost and freight.
 Other sales reported were 30,00C bags of various kinds at II to II l-2
 In refined, prices are quoted al 15.20 to 1900 for granulated.
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. 70.
Walnut and olive streets

Inc tax books for the collection of st,t,. iat aNsSssAoH upon the real prop city In pAvlnG diSluCt 70. -b .u the .rt4 pl llne .IulI has been placed D tuy hands.
 All owners of real property lying ip ,nc district are repaired to pny tneir lsscsaiucnt tO me within thirty days ron tNls date.
 If such payment iS hot made, acton Hlll be ConLucuccu at tie end of that tIIH,. for the collection of such assess .ueut. anu for lcga! penalties aud cost Given uuder My hand this lst day of DcccnUer. lvlU.
 SIMON BLOOM, City Collector.
 l2-llnlo
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Quick Fortunes, KnighthO0ds are
 Welsh Products

Cardiff, Wales, Jan. 3.-Quick fortunes and knighthoods are the present day products of South Wales, says a special correspond ent of the Daily Express. He cites numerous examples of rapid ly acquired wealth and honors ill Cardiff which now boasts about 25 millionaires To be accounted a millionaire in Wales, it should be understood. one must possess not $1,o00,O00 but 100000 pounds.
 Ships are the golden argosies of
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the National Bank of Arkansas of Pine Bluff, Ark, will be held in the directors room of said bank in the city of Pine Bluff on Tuesday, January 13 1920, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 12 (noon), for the pur- pose of electing directors to serve for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the said meeting.
 c. H, TRlPLETT.
 President Pine Blufa Ark, Dec. 8, 1919. l2-9-1mo
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E. St I.nnia L.ircstn1k k.

East St. Louis, Jan. S-'loga t4.- 0Oo % to 40 cents higher. Top ,5 <, bulk 14.s54l5.O5; heavy lA.f5tPl5.C0; medium la.75m 1515; light li3OH l61o; pigs l200@i5.00,
 Cattle. 5000; steady to strong. Choice heavy steers none. Mrd,',m II r06ll6.5O; commoa |G5'n.ilcn; caoico lights t3.75d lt 75; com on 77SGl3 50; butcher hclfcrs hl01 l6.O0; cows 7.000 l2.50; cAnnr|@ v" m6.75; calves 1350ul 0o; trcd rs $ .5fd1200; stockers 6.25dIo,1f.
 Sheep, 4,0Oo; steady lambs i5 90 5lS50 culls s.00M 1900; ytnr'ng Wcthers l150M l6.00; cho ce oW.S [ CNd 1000; culls 400M6 go.
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RECONSTRUCT CHURCH.

Mexico City, Jan. 3.-There is every evidence that the Catholic in Mexico is in 9 process of complete reconstruction, accord ing to Ell Democrata, which says that December will see the conse- cratic nof numerous bishops, re- assignment of parishes and ap- pointment of priests Churches are to be repaired and a general rejuvenation of clerical endeavor is to be started. Doctor Jose Ma ria Mora y del Rio, archbishop of Mexico, is the ranking prelate in the republic and will exercise q general supervision over the work.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that
 uhdr rSign'.d wiii ask ol the ArknM state legislature, which will cjnJ in special session in tho city or II Rock. Arkansas. ou January 20, the passage or an act creating 1. improvement district, eubfucinfs E necessary territory. for the purD6
 building aud maintaining hard s0fX rono from the town of ltumphte4. (. kansas. or some point therein. 9o1 north-wcsternly direction, foll0T the already established county road, through Roberts townslilr f point where said road enters Lof county or some point near therekol The act will also provide foKs building of laternls if 1t is dlee1 necessary. # g
 V. D. HARLAN, M
 and other tax payeYa,
 Humphrey, Arkansas, Dec. 1I, IF l2-23. 23.30-----1-6-1JW2 c.4
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an. nual meeting of the stockholders cf the Bank of Sherrill, of Sherill, Ark, will be held In It's banking house oi, Tuesday. the 18th day of Januar. 1920, between the hours of D. m. and 5 D. m. for the purpose of electihg board of directors for the ensuing year md the tranEacting such other businexs that may come before said meeting.
 w. l. PAYNE, Secretary.
 J. k. QUATTLEBACM, Pres. Sbcrri!l. Ark. Dec. 12. 1919. 12-l7.1mo
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NEED HUGE SUM.

Budapest, Jan. 3.--The Minis ter of Finance states that, nc matter how much Hungarian ter. ritory may be reduced by ple' biscites and final boundary decis' ions, a yearly income from 10,, 000,000,000 to 12,000, GOO ,OGt crowns would be necessary te meet the Hungarian budget
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-06

New York, Jan. 5.-Short covering and further accumulation for south ern account, together with the strength in cotton and lard, was re- sponsiblc for further advance in cotton seed oil today. Realizing sales cut down early gains of 32 to 39 points, but final prices were 19 to 33 points net higher. Sales 22,400 barrels. Tenders 300. Prime crude 20 %; prime summer q yellow spot 22.42; March 22.88; May 23.05: July 2333. Prime winter yellow and sum- mer white nominal.
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IRISH EXPORT EGGS.

Dublin, Jan. 3.-Exports of Irish eggs now rank in importance to Irish cattle. In 1918 the value of the eggs sent to Great Britain reached nearly 16,000,000 and 1t is believed that this figure will be exceeded in the current year
 Both prices and production have
 increased. Ireland has captured Russia's and part of Denmark k's egg trade with Great Britain.
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oauilnur springs ltoud)

Notice is hereby gwen that the Lix n ioan imln o, cAcn. uislrlcL 50. $, LOIs .ue year IJ-U, Wlii ue due ana payuDIg .'o,n Jdnuhry IsL to April IUth, ,lvxtJ, - ullicss juiu within Suid tilue Q pciihity ot l"ehty-iiyc t-o) Der cent "Iu Do added. tndcr the aw the collector has n0 .s'i.hoi y 10 rcInit any penAity. H
 (. M. NICiiOL, Lotiectvr,s .In,: Biuit, Ark. Dec. 1. IJJp I.-.-lu6
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AUSTRIAN SOCIALISTS STRIKE

Vienna, Jan. 3. - The Christian socialist members of the Vienna city council have been on strike for six weeks in protest against the powers given the Workmen' 5 Councils. They refuse to attend sittings or committee meetings.
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WANTED-KOOMS.

NAMED FURNISHED ROOM, must have heat, by man and wl1e, paDy 6 weeks old. Would lKu meals at same address. E. B. Hobbs, Jefferson hotel. 12-2I- -6t* WANTED BY GENTLEMAN, PLEAS ant room with modern conveniences, private family, with or without board Phone room 507 Pines Hotel sunday morning 9 to 10 or addreS, MT. Morris, Dlxle Battery Co.,, refer
 encese furnished. 1-4-2t
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

1 1918 Dodge touring, s775oo, one 1917 Dodge touring, s675,00; one 1912 Dodge touring; $500.00; ane model N Hupmobile overhauled, new top, repainted an dhas excellent tires, bargain at $775.oo; one lit- tie six Paige, overhauled, new bat tery, new paint, good buy at S700.00; one Chevrolet, repainted, at S275.oo; one 1918 Chevrolet touring tt $375.O0; one sport model Studeba- ker six, driven less than 6,0oo miles finished in Cadilla cblue, a bargain at So5O.00; one 1917 Nelie 6, touring, motor overhauled, repainted, gooa top, at -e25oo; one Cadillac tour ing. $80O.0O Ali shape; one Stod- dard Dayton touring, $150.00. Ali the above cars can be purchased one third cash down, and balance in 10 monthly payments. McGehee Motor Sales Co.,, 114 West Barraque St phopa 60d
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TAXES
COLLECTORS No,rrSa

Notice Is hereby given that fo3 purpose of receiving Taxes, for sth2| lol9, the tax books of Jefferson F. VIII be open at court house f1i1s biuI from Monday. January 5 f0x d0' lo2O. After April 10 the laaj| on per cent penalty and additio16 main open for such collection. as
 (. M. NICHu
 Sheriff and Ex-Onfcio C0
 Jefferson county, ArkansSS Plne Bluff. Ark, Dec. |. 10i0. q
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NUAD IMPROVEMENT DlSri.lC.
 hO. IJ--IAA NUTIIE,

Aoiicc k hereby gwen tlat Hj .mpioteniehL disiricL No. I9 tax
 ,nv sedc IylJ, Wlu uc due and uAyu rom January IBt tU Aprii IJtA, IJI ,.no uhicno paid NiLu1n sniu tiM11 pcnditJ oi ~o per c.nt viii uc Auue2 LAuer the law tne eoliectur naU12 authofity to remit any penalty.
 ;. NJ. NlCHOL. Coi,ectdGl Fine Bluff. Ark. Lee. l. Iyly. sx-1s3
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LiYerOnnl C'0ftnn.

Liverpool, Jan. 5.---Cotton spot In good inquiry; prices strong, Good middling 32.4S; fully mddling 31.23; middline 2998; low middlng 29.43; good ordinary 2d.48; ordinary 23.4S
 Sales 10000 bales including 5,8C0 American. Receipts 30,00O bales in cludng 27000 American. Futures
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STOCKHOLDERS,

7f 4 The annual meetl stockholders of the Investment company in the directors room tional Bank of Arlls Bluff, Ark, on JanusIi1 { at 8 o'clock p. m. for , Of electing directos1 3 transaction of any ot that may properly said meeting.
 VI. Pine Bluff, Ark, De l2-9-1mo
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NO FENCE DISTRICT NO l
South 0t lsiHer.)

Notice IS hereby given tbDt the ta1 On No trDCc ulstlitt NO. 1, Tor tue yuur I3iJ, wHl bc due aid payaO.e nom the llrHI day ol Jauuaty to April lutn, I31u. ana unlcsS paid within satG ,inIr Il pendHy oi twcnly-iIte t@Jj Der ,cnL Wln be added.
 Duucr the Iaw t.ic collector has nD authority tu rcniit any penalty
 C. M. NILHUL, Lqlleelor. ,'tne Biuft, Ark. Ice. 1. IJI9. I2-2lLs
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ROAD lMPRONEMLSf DISTRICT
 NJ.
(Star City KoadJ

IStiT IIty N0hdJ
 Notice is hereby given that the tax ou roNu iinpiotcnicnl uibtfIct No. {, los ,Nc year lVlJ. viii be due and pay abe rom January lSt. to Aprll iuth, I3!u, ,,u unieps pulu within said time a penaity oi twenty-nYe t2oJ per cent VIII Dt auucd. daF Unurf the law the collector nas nu -.u,nufty to ftiniL any penalty.
 l., M. NILIlUL, CuIitcL0I. Diuii, Aih. Dec, l. IJl3. IS-x- Il ..oAD IIi'i.UFEAlrN DISTRICT E
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LEGAL NOTICES
ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
 NJ. u
Hmm Knnd

NOtter IS hereby gi'en that the tds .Ju ruHp Improvement district SV. , fol -lur- year 4aI9, Hlu 1e uae aud paS .ABir IrOm January lSt, To Aprl IJtH, !g4U and unlcsS Dald within said tllnt al pru4ity of twenty y-iiye t=o) per cent ,S,u Ur added.
 Under the law the collector has no autnuuty lo remit any penalty.
 C. M. &ICilOL, Collector l'ine Bluff. Ark. Dec. l, 1919. i221n
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Pecan Lake in Arkansas county has been purchased by us and will be used as a private shooting ground. Caretaker has been in structed to admit no one unless accompanied by a members.
 PECAN LAKE HUNTING CLUB.
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Spot Cotton,

New Orleans, Jan. 5.-Spot cotton steady quotations revised MiddlinP 75 points higher. Sales on the spot 2,277; to arrive 1,637. Low middlin 23.50; middlng 41.00; good middling 43 co. Receipts 11,160; stock 503.- 9fa.
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F. ..-

strong; sales: Storm Proof Al sacks O1M11s6; receipts 9,260; millers 0,26o,
 Clean rice strong. Sales: Honduras 1,l7l pockets SNl3 3-f; Blue Rose 4.632 pockets 3-4m12 7-S; receipts l0,308. Bran per ton $500; polish 65OO.
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A SINGLE MAN 45 OR 50 YEARS
 1ld, to see after stock and general ISrm work Apply k. E. D. No. 2, Hpx 80, Phone 9o23f2. 12306r
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WANTED TO BUY.

MODERN FOUR OR FIVE ROOM
 house, between End and 10th, and not more than five or six blocks from Main St.; east or west; state location, price and terms in writ Ing. J. C. E. 403 E. 2nd. 1-4-6t
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W MEAT CUTTER, YOUNG MAN
 Referred; must be honest, if not Ell find you cut. Apply Meat Cut
 |er," care Graphic, 12-30-tt
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TWO MEN OF NEAT APPEAR shce to solicit and collect; perma I3Snt work and good pay with ad- xencement to right party. See Hunter Portrait Co.,, 4U1 1-2 Main
 Qh 10 9 a. m. list
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~ A The old reliable
 remedy. Guaranteed m N for one bottle to uu " benefit any case of

tism, or any blood, liver or kidney disease or money refunded. G. s. is a great tonic and system builder.
 Sold by all druggists or sent pre-
 paid $1.00 per bottle; six bottles
 for $500. Dealers, order C. $. from your jobbers. Write me for testimonials. Enough said. adv.
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Liberty Bonds.

New York. Jan. 5.-Prces of l1b- erty bonds at 2:55 p. m. were: l-Z 5 99G; lst 4's o3.2o; 2nd 4s 9213o; lst As o3.64; 2nd l l-4's % 74; 3rd 1-4's oi.76; 4th 1 l-4's 92.60; Victory 3 3-4's 9918; Victory i }-ls 99.4
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GOOD STENOG- spher for permanent position: State
 Salary, experience and reference. Address "Steno," Box 677, Pine sBluff, Ark. 12-2o-ot
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

THREE OR FOUR UNFURNIsHED
 rooms to party without children. 1915 West Fifth avenue. 1-4-6t
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: WANTED-HOUSES

FIFTEEN &OR SEVENTEEN ROOM house. Call 1884. 1O-22-tf
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FOR RENT.

s,~~>--~~~-~ >~~~-~~ $>~~o~- ~ -----r r|>~c<S>.>
 35 ACRES LAND, 5 ROOM HOUSE; well, barn, sweet potato home; near Dollarway road, 12 miles out. Me- New Realty Co. 200 w. Barraque, phone 97l. 14-6t
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DY BETWEEN Is AND Is YEARS X age, to work in printing depart 1enU; steady position and good 6ance lor advancement. Apply st &apnIc office, upstairs.
 ES- '1,-c~~-~>-~><~>>- ~r> ~->-~~~~~-~~~-
 ANTED - FIRST CLASS BOOK
 Gper; one who is familiar with &fporation accountant and fiscal &rk. Address "Bookkeeper" Box E, Pine Bluff, Ark. 12-28-6t
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WANTED - FIRST CLASS NEGRO Blacksmith. Prefer one who can do work. Steady job to right Irarty, good place to live. Want q man who is stead in his habits and
 " hustler. Geo. II. Van Etten, Ferda,
 Ark. 12-3o-dtf
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LOST

LOsT-ONE SMALL WHITE FOX terrier, has lemon cclored ears, one leopard spot at root of tail, one small lemon spot on side, pop tailed, collar on with the following inscription, "J. G. Sifford, eos West 9th, Pine Bluff, Ark" Finder Will please return to J. s. Clifford at s. R. Thomas Auto Company, or 11t0 West 23rd, and receive o rs- z. ward. ll-1o-ot N '
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Cotton Seed Oil.

New York, Jan. 5-Spot cottor steady; middling 39.25. .u.
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ARRIER BOYS, WORK DOESN'T WITH SCHOOL. APP
 @Y GRAPHIC. 10-7- If
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LADY OR GENTLEMAN AGENT wanted in Pine Bluff for Watkins Famous Products. Watkins goods everywhere; big profits. Write to- day. Watkins Co.,, S5, Wlnona, Minn. 1t
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FOR SALE

1917 FIvE-PASSENGER FORD, NEW
 engine; needs top. Just $200 gets it. Mrs. F. Myers, 36th and Hazel, /, P. o. Box 91, City. 1-6-3t"
 THREE ACRES OF GOOD LAND, with good six-room house; all neces- sary outbuildings. Bargain if taken at once. Mrs. F. Myers, 36th and Hazel, P. o. Box 91, City. 1-6-3tH
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FOUND.

BUNCH OF KEYS BETWEEN END and Main. Owner can have same by calling at the Graphic office an paying for this o~o,.5t ad: l-4>et PIANO IN GOOD CONDITION; i; easonable price for cash. Apply eos East Sixth: xt...--~-.o.o- 1Scs11st~ SEVERAL FIVE AND SIX ROOM modern houses; fine condition, easy terms, near Lakeside school Tom Blodgett, Phone 2615. 9-2-tt oNo~~~~~~ ~~-~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~~-. FARM LANDS, IMPROVED AND unimproved, also houses in coun' try town; cash or terms; in 40 acre tract and up. The land of the can, teloupe. Have all kind of fruit and Land and Lumber Company, P. O Box 12s, Kingsland, Ark: 12c1sc2wH MAHOGANY FINISH CASE, SIX feet wide, nine feet eight inches high; lower section zinc lined, doors, 2 drawers above; upper sec. tion two large glass doors; will sacrifice if taken at once; also one iron safe. J. L. Armfield. Il EAST END.
 9o2 F. End, rooms; price slsooi
 S400 cash, balance monthly. f22l E. End, rooms, 2 blocks 'eas of Second and Main. Price $4,7Oo 419 E. End, 8 rooms, blocks iron
 2nd and Main; s3,50o.00.
 New modern bungalow, 705 E. 2n' S3,OO0.O0, terms.
 1905 E. 5th, rooms; sl,750, $2oi
 cash, balance monthly.
 WEST END.
 l 1114 w. Barraque, 6 rooms, hall
 modern conveniences, half blocl i of car line on paved streets, al
 paid out, $3,000.
 23l9 w. 11th, 6 rooms, almost ne"
 $2,650.00, terms. 18th and Olive, 6 rooms, modern S4'
 5O0.00, terms.
 Other good bargains in all part of the city; have some very desir able vacant lots.
 l nicNEW REALTY co.
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For Sale

Two s. C. R. l. Red Boosters, 1-2 years old.
 Three s. c. R. l. Red Cockerels II months old.
 These are from prize winning hens with records as winter layers. They are "Red" to the skin.
 Boosters $500 each; Cockerels $500 to $7.50.
 Will sell a limited number of eggs, so place your orders now if you want the Redest of Reds. Eggs-Pen No. 1: $3.50 for 15; Pen No. 2: $2.50 for 15, $lS.00 per hundred.
 PHONE 2li6
 1l1O w. 4th
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New Orleans Rice. New Orleans, Jan. 5.--Kough rice
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lEX XPERIENCED MATTRESSES. AT
 Schneider, 514 Main. Apply in per.
 sgon. 12-1-tf
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STOLEN FROM MY PLACE
 about six weeks ago one brown COW, horns cut off, marked crop, ana .plit in right ear; smoothed off lett A,ar. One red muley heifer, unmark- Nd, and one white-faced heifer, un.
 Iarked; both with calves apous
 eight months old. Will pay reward jof s2O for return, or for informati9n leading to their recovery. Mrs. q, r.
 Myers, 36th and Hazel, P. 0. BOX 9. Si, f City.
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LOST DoG-A LARGE MOUSE colored, half hound, or years old; red eyes; white tip on tall;
 collar marks on neck. Answers 70 name of Charlie. Liberal reWard for return. Phone 2081 or dSo.. z.
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FOR LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED land or bottom farms at ' and 5 per cent, with prompt service and liberal valuations. See W. s: Pierce, room 307, Citizens bank building Pine Bluff.
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AGENTS WANTED

EXPERT AUTO PAINTING AND house decorating. Detroit Auto
 Painting company. Twenty years
 experience in the business. 2o3
 East Second, phone 2024. 1O-16-tf
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MODEL "N" HUPMOBILE TOUR ing car; good running order; elec- tric lights and starter; cord tires; will sacrifice if taken at once; good reason for selling. If inter- ested see or phone Zach Tankersley, phone No. 121 or 1876. 12-7-tf ONE 1918 FORD TOURING CAR, see Geo. H. Adams, or phone IA.
 11-11-tf ONE FORD 5 PASSENGER CAR 1; good condition at reasonable prlce; call at the Pine Bluff Ga rage.
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FEMALE HELP

YOUNG LADIES F YEARS OF AGE Sa0r over, excellent position, Ideal sur
 xoundings, interesting work; home
 like rest rooms; good starting sal ary with frequent advances; per Imanent position, disability and sick
 ness benefit. Apply Chief Operator, S. W. Bell Telephone Co.,, 40l West Second Ave. 1-3-5t
Middletown transcript., 1920-05-15
SOLDIERS FOR WOOD.

We went into the war grossly I'M
prepared, but General Wood had been
the foremost leader in the army for
preparation. As chief of staff and as
he leader Of the movement for mod
.rnization Of the army, as the creator
II the training camp and its system
II intensive training, his contribution
to our military success was Of the
first rank. If the politicians try to
create the impression that soldier
candidate is necessarily an undesira-
BILE candidate they will find the SOL
diers resenting IL e6srt-Chicago
Ttib0A