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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11
EXTENDING OCCUPATION ZONE
 IN MAIN REGION
Berlin Dispatch Says Move. ment is in Two Direc-
 tiOnS

London, April 10.-French forces are extending the zone of occupa- tion in the main region, according to a dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph company from Berlin quoting the Lokal Anzeiger. Stockstadt in Ba- yaria and Badenhausen have already been occupied and it is understood French troops are marching toward Aschaffenburg from Darmstadt.
 Paris, April 1O.-The German charge, Dr. Won Mayer, today ad- dressed note to Premier Millerand, asking whether it was the intention of the French government to ex- tend further the occupation of the right bank of the Rhine. The pre- mier replied that the French govern ment did not anticipate any such eventuality.
 Brussels. April 10.-Belgian artil- lery and infantry for the FranK1ort sector will leave Brussels on spe- cial trains next Tuesday, it was an- nounced today.
 The Belgian officials point of view at the beginning, it was said here today. was the same as that of the British, American and Italians, name Iv that intervention was not lndls- pensable, but after the French de, cision for occupation, Belgium con sidered her place was with France
 The Belgian troops will remain in the Ruhr until the evacuation rS1 O1 that region by the Reichswehr. The French ambassador here has express ed ed the official thanks of France for Belgium's attitude.
 Berlin, April 1o.-Major Genera ,aa Won Luettwitz, who played a lead inc mart in the recent Berlin revolt the neighborhood of Franzburg. i, 1T the district of stralsund. Pomefan1a a ta h. He is said by the newspaper to c' .no,arad ,s for fresh revolution II Germany, while one of his colleague,' is declared to be travelling thrcugi the country organizing new coup
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11

Just as Gothamites had figured out grand cleanup of the baseball season with their million-dollar be- w of stars. Brooklyn flashes Mohart, the sensational young twirler, who bids fair to monopolize Greater New York's limelight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11
ethOdists Take Rap at Supp0rter
 of Irish | '

Kingston, N. Y.s April 1e ferepcD ins tho inteypAti 6S1A se1 of G4eat 0ritain hy preten1od pFeeid dent !.I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11
Southwestern Territory So Far Unaffected by the
 Movement
1000 OUT, SAY
 UNOFFICIAL FIGURES
Thousands of Others in Varied Lines of Industry are Idle as Result
 of the Tie
. # + + * + .s i. + 4. # + I. I.
THE SITUATION.

+ Reports last night indicated f the following situation turnout + the country:
 + Chicago $500 idle; St. Louis, + 5000; Toledo. 5000, an increase + of 1000 today; New York and + Jersey City, $500; Youngs- + town, 5000; Buffalo, 2,OOO; + Kansas City, 1900; several hun
 + dred returned to work; Los + Angeles, HOO; three hundred * returned to work in California; + Detroit, 2,000, an increase of + 500; Pittsburgh, LOGO; Colum- + bus, 2,000, q gain of 1,500; h. + dianapolis, 700, gain of $50; + Fort Worth, $50, gain of 35O; + San Francisco. 44O; Gary, Ind, + 300; Salt Lake City, 475; Syra- * cuse, 260; Saginaw, Mich, 200;
 * Ogden, Utah. 150; Pueblo, Col, + l50; Decatur, Ill.,, 24O, increase + of 130; Milwaukee 150, increase + of 50; Pocatello, Idaho, 100;
 + Springfield. lli., 150s an in- ! + crease of 100: Houston, Tex, 30; + Springfield, Mo-, 100.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11

After the Braves had downed the Tigers in. the opening game of the Boston Detroit tour they discovered they hadn't defeated the Tigers, He wasnt there, and youngster played center field.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11
D'ANNUNZIO DENIES PLOT.

Plume, April 10--Gabriele d'An- nunzio today denied reports of a pro- iected movement north of Plume for the capture of the railroad leading to Trieste and Lubina.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11

Likely a not Manager MeGysw will want to recall the National Lea que entries for . second start, in case the Giants get away badly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11
THE WEATHER

Sunday thun- derstorms, much colder by night, ttrong shifting winds, freezing in e X t r e m e northwest por-. tion by Monday morning; Mon- day probably clearing, colder in eaSt end south portions.
 '. i
 Rah tor Watt ton ChapQl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-11
Ohrepon Cause?

Washington, April 10.-While no reports had reached Washington to- night of the repudiation of the Mexi- can central government by the So- nora state congress factors which un- doubtedly led to the change of action are known to officials here.
 The state of Sonora is the home of General Obregon. the candidate of the anti -Carranzistas for president and opposition to the Carranza admin istration had grown steadily since General Obregon began his attacks on the president. Political managers famed the flames with charges that Governor Della Huerta would be re- moved and that federal troops would assume control of the state.
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immigration Officials
Ready for Xmas Rush

Gently immigrants have been arriv-
ing at the rate OF more than 1000
daily and more than 10000 have
been in transit on the ocean at
one time
Welfare organizations have offer
ed their cooperation to the island
officials to bring a bit of holiday
cheer to the newcomers who may
be there Christmas day
With the high tide Of incoming
Europeans, there has also been a
large emigration from this port
during the past month The out
going are mostly persons who were
returning to Europe for a visit and
10 pass the holidays with the "old
folks" A small proportion an
nounced their intention of remain
ing abroad, using their savings in
the upbuIding Of business under
new conditions
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PIED PIPER LEADS
FORTY FROM PRISON

TULSA, Okla, Dec Weary
Willie" the pied singer of Tulsa,
led 40 prisoners from the city Jail
here today
The prisoners, all serving from Is
to 30 days for vagrancy, petty lar
ceny and other minor Offenses, sang
their way to freedom, according TO
prison officials
Jazz rang through the corridors OF
the old Jail from 7 last night until
midnight, and officials declared that
during the singing the bars OF the
jail were sawed
Although detectives secured the
town for the fugitives no trace OF
them could be found
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WH|SKFY SMUGGLFD ACROSS BORDER
Henderson Bill in Full
As It Passed the House

Quite a number OF people have
called The Bonanza on the phone
today regarding the assessment bill
introduced by Senator Henderson,
which passed the senate last Tues
day and was given a majority in
the house Yesterday Senator Hen
dersons bill is as follows;
Senate File No. 4564.
In the senate of the United States.
December 7, 1920, Mr.. Henderson
introduced the following bill, which
was read twice and referred to the
committee on mines and mining.
A BILL to amend Section 1924 OF
the revised statutes
Be it enacted by the senate and
house of representatives OF the
United States OF America in con
gress assembled, That the provision
of Section 1924 OF the revised stat
utes OF the United States as ex-
tended and made applicable to the
territory of Alaska by the act en-
titled An act providing civil gov
ernment for Alaska approved May
II. 1884, and the act entitled An
act making further provision for a
civil government for Alaska. and for
other purposes" approved June 6,
1900. as amended, which provides
that the period within which the
work required to be done annually
on all unpatented mineral claims
shall commence on the LIST day OF
January succeeding the date OF To-
cation OF such claims, such provision
being applicable on all claims locat-
ed since the 10th day Of May, 1872.
a.aaAaAeARS&NA@RSN&&
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NEW YORK. Dec. 21.--Immigra-
ton officials at Ellis island are pre-
pairing for the greatest Christmas
rush OF immigrants in the history Of
this port, Special plans have been
made to expedite the movement Of
between 10000 and 10000 newcom-
ers during the few days preceding
the holidays.
Thousands of immigrants timed
their departure from Europe so
that they might spend Christmas
with relatives in this country, and
the immigration authorities have
speeded up the inspection machinery
to make this possible
Despite the extra efforts, officials
say thousands will be disappointed,
Christmas day is expected to md
Ellis island overlooking with immi-
grants and several ships awaiting
10 unload their human freight Re
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be, and the same hereby is, amend
cd to provide that the period within
which the work required to be done
annually on all unpatented mineral
claims located after the passage OF
this act shall commence on the 1st
day Of July succeeding the date of
location OF such claims, and that the
period within which the work re-
Quired to be done annually on all
other unpatented mineral claims to
which section 1924 of the revised
statutes Of the United States as ex-
tended to the territory Of Alaska is
applicable shall hencefOrth com
mence on the list day of July OF
each year. Provided, That the per
iod for performing the work requir-
ed by section 1924 Of the revised
statutes. as extended to the terri
tory Of Alaska, and by this act be
ginning the 1st day of January,
1920 which, but for this act would
expire the 31st day of December
1920, is hereby extended to and in
Guiding the 3Oth day of June, 1921
District Attorney H, H. Atkinson
received telegram from Senator
c. B Henderson today stating thar
he expected President Wilson to
sign the assessment bill passed yes
terday by the house,
The bill when signed gives those
holding claims until the goth OF
next June to complete their annual
work II is not necessary under the
new bill to file intention to hold
claims upon which the work has
not been done this year
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An excellent program will be Civ
en- today, the second of the insti-
tute now going on in Tonopah.
a large number filled the high
school asst evening and listened to
the addresses Today c l. Neil,
assistant thrift director Tor Caltor-
MIA. addressed the assemblage' his
topic being Thrift,
Two more teachers registered to
day. bringing the total up to 49.
They we're Norma Carl OF Ida
and n 4 whiteneck, from the Lin
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FIRE INSURANCE
COMP PANIES MAY
QUIT BUSINESS
ny Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Dec 2l.- One hun
dred and thirty eight fire insurance
companies are suspending business
in Mississippi, where aggregate Gov
ering policies approximate a billion
and a quarter dollars.
The action is the outgrowth OF
suit filed against them by the
state revenue agent of Mississippi,
charging that in collecting the same
rates the companies have created a
combine in restraint OF trade,
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CREW STATES
BOAT LOAD Of
BOOZE ABOARD


SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. p. Pro
hibition enforcement officers are at
tempting to locate a Christmas car
go" Of several hundred cases Of
whiskey believed to have been land
ed from across the border by a Ca
madam fishing schooner near here
yesterday She schooner later was
captured and the crew detained.
Two members of the crew con
tessed Prohibition Director McDon-
aid announced, to landing whiskey
at Golden Gardens, 10 miles from
Seattle Previously. they are said
to have declared uniformed men
posing as officers overhauled the
schooner and exacted $1,000 and 50
cases of liquor as hush money"
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AMERICA council
WELLS IS ACTIVE
ON PASSPORTS

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. III
Mrs. A. X. Robinson, of Manches
ter. England, secretary of the Brit
ish branch Of the Women's Inter
national league, declared before the
commission of the committee of 100
investigating conditions in Ireland
that American Consul Wells at Man
chester attempted to prevent her
coming to America to testify before
the committee by refusing to wise
her passport on December 6.
We do not encourage inquiry in
America into the state OF affairs in
Ireland" Mrs. Robinson said she
was told by Consul Wells
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GENERAL P. BARRY
DIES AT SAWTELLE

CDy Associated I''-~s
SAWTELLE, Dec 2l General
Patrick Henry Barry governor Il
the United States soldiers home
here. known as the leader of the
Grand Army of the Republic, died
today, following a brief illness Ma
Tor H. ]. Maggott will succeed au-
tomatically to the post as acting
governor until successor is named
at Washington,
General Barry was is years OF
age He was a native Of Cork, Ire
land. and had been governor Of the
Sawtelle home since 1913
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PET POODLE IS HEIR
TO COIN AND BATH

CHICAGO. Dec 21.--Rex. pet
poodle, is made heir to $4,000 left by
his mistress. Mrs. Rose E Porter,
according to a will filed in probate
court here The will provides that
Rex shall be given a daily bath,
plenty of sauer kraut and Christ
mas tree each year
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WEATHER IN SOUTH
NEAR FROST MARK
lR1 A..oclnted Pres.l

LOS ANGELES, Car Dec A.-
The citrus crop in southern Call
fornia. which was reported last night
to be seriously threatened by frost
damage. escaped unhurt according
to reports from various growing
centers
The weather bureau reported tniS
morning was the coolest OF the sea
son, but the temperature Alb. was
not low enough to damage crops
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GOVERNOR COOLIDGE
TALKS LONG DISTANCE

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Dec 2l-
Governor Coolidge, vice president
elect, talked over the telephone with
Martin Madsen, secretary to Cover
nor Stephens, over 5000 miles, from
Plymouth, Massachusetts, He ex-
tended greetings on the occasion OF
the tercentenary of the landing OF
the Pilgrims
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DROPS IN ON BURGLAR

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Dec 2l-Ac-
cident accredited Patrolman Ken
nedy with the arrest of burglar
last night Kennedy fell into
coal hole and landed on and knock
ed the breath out of "Jigger" John
son. police character.
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IAYMOUTH DAY IS
CELEBRATED IN
MASS.
by Associated PreasD

NY AHocAuNeu HEcAS
PLYMOUTH, Mass. Dec p On
he shore of Plymouth bay, where
the breaking waves dashed high,
Vhen the Pilgrims set foot on Ply
mouth December 81, 1920, their de
geldants Joined with other disttn-
pshed men of this generation in
lerica, Great Britain and Holland
[ observing today with due sol
'nnity the tercentenary of their
anding. The orator was Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge, successor in
representation in the senate Of
Daniel Webster, who delivered the
famous Plymouth Grafton on the
two hundredth anniversary. An ad-
dress also was delivered by Cover
nor Calvin Coolidge.
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PRISONERS GET AWAY
THROUGH SEWER PIPE

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Dec. Il.
Two prisoners. Roy c. Cunning
ham Of St. Louis and B NJ. Hogan
Of Kansas City. escaped from the
state penitentiary through a sewer
The pair broke the lock on a trap
over the sewer and crawled ASS
feet through the 2O-inch pipe to
freedom
Two other convcts escaped in the
same manner October Is, and are
still at large
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ATTITUDE
NOT RECOGNIZE TREATY

ROME, Italy, Dec 21.-Replying
to an ultimatum to General Cavg
liza, commanding the Italian forces
surrounding Fiume. Gabrielle Dan
nunzio declared he would maintain
his former attitude and would not
recognize the treaty OF Rapallo
D'Annunzio informed Caviglia he
had decided to resist
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J.. 5. OFFICIALS
GETCOAL PROFITS
tBy Annotated Press)

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. I'll
Officials of the United States gov
enment and Of railroads handling
coal received part of the "extraor-
.nary profits" taken out OF part OF
he coal distributed to consumers
last summer, George II. Cushing
managing director of the American
Wholesale Coal association, charged
before the senate committee inVes-
ugating the coal situation. He
agreed to furnish names in conf
dence.
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ATTEMPT MADE TO
ROB EAST BANK
ny Associated PreAO

NEW BRUNSWICK, n J. Dec.
2l.-New Jerseys crime wave en-
quilted Milltown early today when
four men attempted to rob the First
National bank A posse OF 80 citi-
zens armed with guns and pitch
forks captured two Of the alleged
robbers after a fight in which scores
Of shots were exchanged
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-12-21
KRUVOSKY
IS ON TRIAL
ATTACKING.
YOUNG GIRL

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. 21.-
Edward Knockout" Kruvosky pu-
gilist, second of the group to face
jury for the atrocious attacks on
girls here, went on trial today
Edmond "Spud" Murphy, first to
be tried, was convicted last night
after a sensational trial Miss Jes-
sic Montgomery and Miss Jean
Stanley. ihe complaining witnesses
against Murphy, will appear in like
role against Kruvosky Kruvosky
and Allen Mcdonnell co-defendant,
were arrested in a house where the
attack took place after the Stanley
girl had escaped and notified the
police
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HOPE DIFFERENCES
WILL SOON DISAPPEAR

BRUSSELS, Belgium Dec. u
The progress which has been made
since the beginning OF the second
financial conference has encouraged
the allied delegates to believe that
when the conference adjourns On
Thursday for Christmas minor dif-
,erences between them and the
Germans will have disappeared
Roth sides continue to be concilia-
tory
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AMERICAN SECRETARY
IN RIO JANIERO

RIO JANEIRO, Dec 21.-Bain
bridge Colby, American secretary of
state, arrived here today on board
the battleship Florida from the
United States
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RATHER HEAR MUSIC
THAN HAVE HIS WIFE
COOK POT OF BEANS

DENVER, COL, Dec. 21.-The
tired business man would rather
hear friend wife play Chopin on
the piano than to sit down to
we'll cooked meal, according to
William A. White, supervisor Of
music in the Denver schools.
knowing how to play the pi-
ano or violin is more important
than cooking beans or trimming
a hat" White told members Of
the Mothers Congress here.
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JAPS Claiming
RACE EQUALITY
START A RIOT

LONDON, Dec. 21-The Central
News Perth, Australia, correspond
dent, says an armed Japanese claim
ing racial equality ran amuck at
Brooke and a riot resulted. During
the fighting two japanese were kill
ed and others injured, according to
the correspondent, who adds that
troops subsequently patrolled the
town and disarmed all japanese.
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MUST REVISE TAX
LAWS IF country
IS TO PROSPER

WASHINGTON, D. c. Dec 21 -
Business Of the country is demand
ing it must have revision of the
tax laws il it is to continue its
healthy growth, Otto H. Kahn, New
York banker, told the house ways
and means committee. in the course
Of a statement in which he de-
nounced the economic aspects OF the
treaty of Versailles and declared TO
continuation of income surtaxes
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70 SEND A
WIRELESS
TONIGHT

m Nnt0CIHItu EFWHT
BRAINTREE, Mass, Dec I'll
Christmas greetings to California
t,om Massachusetts,, signed by Gov
enor Coolidge, vice president elect,
and addressed to Governor Steph-
s,s will be relayed by 10 amateur
wireless operators across me con
tinent tonight. II the atmospheric
conditions are good, officials OF the
american Radio league said, not
over 10 minutes should be required
fr each Of the 10 relays
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STEALS 100000

BOSTON, Dec. 21-Edward Davis
Rice aged 10, a prominent clubman'
was arrested here on an Indictment
warrant charging him with the lar
ceny of 100000 from two Boston
banks.
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SEARCH BIC VESSEL
FOR E. D. LA VALERA

SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. q. - A
thorough search was made OF the
steamer AQutania, which arrived
here today. but no evidence was
found to lend color to recent rumors
that Eamonn de valeria, president
Of the Irish republic" was aboard
the liner
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HOME RULE BILL IS
SLIGHTLY AMENDED

LONDON, Dec 2l.-The Irish
home rule bill. as slightly modified
by the house Of lords and adopted
by the house of commons, now only
needs the royal signature to become
law.
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COLD IN MONTANA

HAVRE, Mont, Dec. 21.-With the
temperature at 20 be-ow ero, Havre
is believed to be the coolest place
in the United States today
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PACIFIC GAS COMPANY
TO SELL POWER BONDS

tHt Asaasiatsd fNseal
sAN FRANCISCO. Cal Dee u
Authorization "a sell itp.eoo, 900
bonds 60 provide Tor ths establish
mant - hydro electric project IN
PITT river. shasta county district
wus granted the Pacific Gas 4 Elec
trlr company today BY ths railroad
oommlsston
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IRISH RAILWAY MEN
MAY ABANDON STRIKE

tNN A~sofiafed IfeaAf
DUBLIN Dec. 2i.-Irish railway
men. in conference here, decided to
day unanimously 10 abandon tho
strike against carrying munitions
and return 10 work The men voted
20 carry an traffic ordered provided
an the men we're restored 20 their
f1rmer positions
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Crown FORCES
BURN A VILLAGE

LONDON, Dec 2I.-A press asso-
cations Dublin correspondent quotes
a dispatch from Tulsk, County Ros-
common, saying that crown forces
burned the village of Ballinalee,
County Longford, as a reprisal for
a recent attack on the police bar
racks there, in which one constable
was killed and three wounded
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OPERATED A STILL

GRASS VALLEY. Dec. 2l.-Wiliam jennings farmer
Oi the Chicago Park district has been arrested On i
charge of operating still in violation OF the PrOhO'on
law. He was released on bonds OF 81 900 to appear IN
Sacramento for arraignment.
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LAST MINUTE NEWS
EMERGENCY TARIFF LEGISLATION

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec 2l-AdyOcates OF emergency
tariff legislation won the preliminary fight IN the mouse
by adopting, zoo to 10, motion TO suspend ne S
business tomorrow so as to give the FOrdney tariff bill
the right of way.
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wHsEEY IN CORNER STONE

JERSEY CITY, n j.. Dec. ll-A bottle ol scotch
Whiskey yesterday was placed within the champagne
ehrStened corner stone OF the First National banA q"
Jersey City, OF which Governor Edwards IS president
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TEACHERS At INSTITUTE
HAVE FINE PROGRAM

coin county high school at Panaca.
TUESDAY
Morning Session
900 Music.
Invocation ....Rev MCGOwau
9.45 Address. Thrift" c. L Neil
as Address The Worth Of
Mar" Prof r C. Thompson
10. 80 Recess.
lO.45 Sectional Meetings
Elementary School
Rural School Problems
- Prof F w rrarer
High School
American History and
civic Patriotism"
MIS- Mary r. L1wtey
Round Table Isabelle slavlE
Commercial Gertrude Bartoo
Afternoon Session
80 Music
t5 Address. History ..-.
g. W TranyF
e.t5 Address. Education Tor Re
habHuation" q n Morrisoa
500 Recess
$40 Sectional Meetings
tuoasammsa O. raGs rsurl
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THE WEATHER

rootght fair and warmer
wednesday probably snow
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. . = . .
THt WEATHER

pnra. observer United st