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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
DEMOCRATS LIKELY
 TO OPPOSE ARMENIA
 MANDATE PROPOSAL
Hitchcock Joins Republican Opposition; Others to
 Back Him

Washington, May 26-Democratic opposition developed today to Presi dent Wilson's request of congress for authority to accept a mandate over Armenia
 Senator Hitchcock, Nebraska, ad- ministration leader in the peace treaty fight, joined republicans op- posing the measure, and there. were indications other democrats would stand with him Announcement of Senator Hitchcock's purpose was made while house republican leaders were trying to agree on the speediest meth cd of disposing of the whole ques tion.
 The meeting of the foreign affairs committee, called to obtain the views of Secretary Colby, was postponed because of the secretary's inability to attend, btu there were many informal conferences by both parties, at which members expressed strong objection to any proposal which would send American troops to Europe or Asia
 Chairman Porter indicated the Presidents message would be consid- cred briefly and then laid on the table, which would end it.
 The house committee is not ex- rected to meet until Friday but the senate foreign committee probably will take up the mandate question to- morrow.
 The president was asked in reso- :ution today by Representative Mason, republican of Illinois, for full infor- mation as to the cost and number of troops required in connection with his mandate proposal.
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FREE CLEANUP OF
 CITY WILL BEGIN EARLY THIS MORNING
Auto Dealers to Remove All Rubbish Previously
 Collected

Trucks furnished by the Pine Bluff Automobile Dealers association and by the City of Pine Bluff will visit all parts of the city today and haul off free of charge trash of all kinds that is collected and placed in boxes or barrels and set out in front of residences. This is Cleanup Day and city officials and number of women interested in the improvement of the city from an appearance standpoint, as well as from a sanitary standpoint are behind the movement. Mayor M. c. Hollis issued proclamation several days ago declaring today as Cleanup day.
 Five large trucks will be furnished by the Auto association, and L. K Duncan will have charge of the rout- ing of the trucks. These, in addition to. vehicles furnished by the city will haul off all trash today to the dumping ground. Duncan asks that all trucks assemble at Ninth and Main streets this morning at o'clock.
 Residents of the city who wish trash hauled off are requested to have it collected and ready by noon, at the latest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27

the revolution. He did not leave the capital until he had received word that Juarez had capitulated to the rtvolutionists.
 A ruse of the old warrior saved him for time and but for the circum- stances which caused his death. Rom Quillo declared he would have sue ceeded in making good his escape. This was on the morning of the lith, he said. Knowing that the revolu- tionists would renew their attack at dawn, General Murguia ordered all civilians to leave the trains Later the civilians and most of the troops were ordered to start afoot to the little town of Santa Maria. While these troops were pursued and cap tured by the revolutionists, Carran- ga and 800 cavalrymen had gone South to the San Nicholas ranch. six miles away.
 Ronquillo left Carranza on the 18th, after Carranza had notified his generals of his plans for establishing headquarters in the mountains and starting a campaign against the revo- lutionists. Just before RoEouillo left, he said. Carranza released the Obregon officers, allowing them to re-enter the revolutionary lines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
Death Found Cdrrunzd Fghting, UnUilling to Flee His Country,
 IgnOrdnt Of ReUOH's Success

Fl Paso, Tex, May 26. President Carranza came to his death while making plans for the recovery of his power. He had never given up hope of regaining control of the country and would have refused the safe con duct of the revolutionists if he had received it.
 That was the statement today of Felipe Ronquillo, former mayor of Jiminez. who was with Carranza dur ing the first week of his flight.
 Senor Ronquillo reached Fl Paso today. He declared President Car ranza planned to escape to the noun tains of Puebla, establish headquar- ters and conduct a campaign to re- cover the government from the Obre- gonistas.
 The president in parting speech to the handful of cavalry, officers when he was forced to abandon his trains at Rinconada. said:
 ''1 am going to find place of safety in the Puebla mountains. There l shall establish headquarters and reorganize our fight on the trai- tors. They should be sure 1 would never resign or leave the country"
 Ronquillo declared Carranza evi- dently was ignorant of the extent of
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BOY SCOUTS DRIVE
 FOR S18,OO0 WILL
 BE STARTED TODAY
Three Day Campaign May End in Short
 Time

The Boy Scouts campaign opens this
 morning and all workers have been given cards and instructions by the captains of the different teams. The drive to obtain $18,000 in Jefferson county for the purpose of carrying on the work of the Boy Scouts for three years will, it is thought, be brought to a successful conclusion inside of q
 shorter period than the scheduled three days.
 The first luncheaon was held yes- terday at noon at the Y. M. c. A. Ar other luncheon will be held at the same place today at noon. when first reports of the results of the campaign. will be given.
 During the day today troops of Boy Scouts will parade through the resi- dence sections of the city, and this morning a number of the boys will give demonstrations of first aid in several uptown show windows of bus mess houses.
 Campaign Director Judge w. B. Sorrells yesterday fired his followers with enthusiasm in a stirring address. in which he scored the parents of numbers of boys. whom the Scout movement is seeking to help. for not attending the luncheon and taking
 more interest in the welfare of their
 own sons. Officials state that the worker to
 be employed to direct the Boy Scout work in the county will not be em- ployed for some time after the close of the campaign. An effort will be
 made to find the very best man that $3.O0O a year will get, as upon the efforts of the man secured will the
 success of the work in the county de- pend . The Presbyterian club adjourned yesterday in time to attend part of the luncheon at the "Y."
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FAN EXPOSITION.

Madrid, May 26.-Spanish cities are intensely interested in an exposition of fans to be held here this month. More than. 400 beautiful specimens showing the development of the art of fan making in the last three cen turies have been entered in the expo sition.
 Queen Victoria was among the first to offer her support for the exposi- ton and to participate in it. Others of the royal house, including the Queen Mother. the Infantas. Isabel and Luisa, the Duchess of Talv9ra and |rearly ever ytitled woman in Spair followed her example.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
Plans to Kill Four Grizzlies With
 Bow and Arrow

San Francisco, May 26.-With tho intention of staying four grizzly bears with bow and arrows, Dr. Sax ton Pope left here today for Yellow Stone park, w. w. Sergeant, secre tary of the California Academy o1 Science. announced.
 Dr. Pope, an expert in archery, ant his companion. Arthur Young, vii carry automatic pistols also, bu these are to be used only in case of emergency.
 Permits for Dr. Pope's expedition into Yellow Stone park were obtain ed by the California academy, MT Sarpeant announced, from the Unit ed States government.
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SECRETARY DANIELS SAySSTEAM ROLLER
 BEING USED ON NIM
Naval Head Leaves Room When Figures Are Read
 in Record
SAYS THEY WE'RE
 GARBLED BY HALE
Then Makes Point of No Quorum and on Being Overruled Threat ems to Carry Row to Full
 Committee

Washington, May 26.-The cross examination of Secretary Daniels was marked today by heated clash es between the naval secretary and Senator Putnam, democrat. Nevada. on one hand. and Chair man Hale on the other. Rear Ad- miral Sims whose charges against the navy department brought about the investigation, will take the stand in rebuttal tomorrow, Chairman Hale indicated that the admiral would be the last witness and that his state ment would be brief.
 During verbal tilt with Senator Hale, Secretary Daniels threatened to carry to the full senate naval committee protest against the chairman's conduct of the inquiry The secretary charged that "steam roller was being used on him and characterized as "unfair and unjust and "stigma on the navy" long compilation of statistics Chairman Hale sought to read into the record
 The tabulation, Senator Hale said was compiled in his office from fig ures submitted by MT Daniels and related to the state of preparedness of the major ships of the navy just prior to the declaration of war by the United States Mr. Daniels re- torted that the chairman had misin- te,preted the departments figures and that in the Hale compilation the dreadnaught Arizona was listed as having been "unfit to fight on Feb ruarv, ?, 1917.'
 "The Arizona unfit to fight" Mr Daniels went on. "1t is laughable.'
 Chairman Hale said he would oth. erwise designate the columns mark ed eft to fight and unfit to fight and then put the compilation in the record Secretary Daniels demand ed that the senator take the stane as witness and take the oath before submitting evidence. Hale refused and MT. Daniels demanded that tho person who made the compilation be sworn. He was overruled by the chairman. Senator Pittman protest ed against the tabulation going into the record and left the room wher the chairman announced he would not yield.
 Secretary Daniels made a point ol no quorum. Chairman Hale boiled the committee. He and Senator Reyes, republican, New Hampshire voted and the chairman announced he was authorized to cast the vote of Senator Ball. republican, Della ware. The tabulation then went in. to the record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
JOhnsOn's Lead in
 Oregon is 2,O4O

Portland, Ore, May 26.-senator Hiram w. Johnson held lead of 2,14O votes tonight over Major General Leonard Wood for the Oregon repub- lican presidential preference on the face of returns compiled by the As sociated Press. the Telegram and the Oregonian. The returns were com piete and official from B counties, complete but unofficial from II and incomplete from two, and gave John son 45,667; Wood 43,627.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
Sutherland Still
 Leads Gen. Wood

Wheeling. w. Va. May 26.-Sena- tor Howard Sutherland was leading General Leonard Wood bv 2,9O6 votes for republican presidential prefer ence in Tuesdays statewide pri- mary, on the face of returns from 1, O19 precincts out of 1860 in the state.
 The vote, including returns from 40 counties of the state, and tabulat- ed up to 10 o'clock tonight by the In- tellipehcer. was: Sutherland, 20,015; Wood. 17,110.
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BREWERS ON STRIKE.

Newark. N. J., May 25.-Approxi- matelv 1900 brewery workers in this city, Jersey City, Patterson Elizabeth and Harrison went on strike today because the New Jersey Brewers as sociation had rejected their demands for wage increases ranging from $6 to $10.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
MethOdists Favor
 Armenian Mandate

Des Moines, Ia., May 26.-A reso- lution favoring acceptance of man. States was passed today by the Meth odist Episcopal general conference. Instructions were given officers of the conference to telegraph Presi- dent Wilson and the chairman of the senate committee on foreign rela- tions, the substance of the resolu- ton and send full copies by mail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
Plan to Form World
 Court on June n

Washington, May 26.-The league of nations commission On plans for formation of an international court of justice will meet at the Hague June Ill.,. the American minister to the Netherlands today advised the state department. Great Britain, France, Japan, Belgium. Brazil, Holland, Spain and Jugo- -Slavia will have of ficial representatives. Former sec retarv of state Elihu Root will at tend the meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
ARTIFICIAL WOOL.

Leeds, Eng, May 26.-Experiments are being conducted at the taxtile in- stitute in manufacturing by chem ical process artificial wool from eel lulose derived from cotton waste. These efforts are said to have been very successful, and, although it is only a substitute" for wool, it is said, to have great wearing possibili- ties and especially if used with other fabrics. =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
DESCHANEL BETTER.

ts.l s, May 2e..President Descha n. sdeGverlng 0d ',g from the injuries he ,oa, monday morning when he t.Io y1I a tram near Montargis, but I nr nrt;, complete ,a rest which may
 . untli late in the summer. ac.
 !, .o a a statement by his private
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
PURE FOOD DISPLAY.

A very novel entertainment is promised during the next three days while the pure f0bd demonstration is on at the Central Grocery and Mar ket. Hot biscdots and coffe and ice tea will be served free of charge as we'll as cakes and pies to every one visiting the store, during the show. On of the main features will be dis. play of 10000 pounds of meat prod ucts by Swift and company and the other articles will be carried in like proportion. 2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
PROFIT IN BERRIES.

One farmer living near Sulphur Springs received $1,375.43 for 270 crates of strawberries produced on two and one-half acres this season. His name is w. D. Mitcham. A to- tai of about $50 crates of strawberries were marketed by farmers living west of Pine Bluff, according to re- port made to the Chamber of Com merce by T. F. Gadberry, manager of the Harrison Produce and Commits sion company. It is hoped next year to organize berry growers here and ship in carload lots.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
DENIES SUGAR GRAB.

New York, May Exchanges that the American Sugar Refining company is demanding excessive prices, made yesterday by federal agents in con- nection with the arrest in Boston of w. K. Green. it's general manager, were denied here today by Earl D. Pabst, president of thei company.
 "The complaint of the Boston agents of the department of justice is great surprise to us," said Mir Babst.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
TO KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

All members of this order are re. spectfully urged to meet at luncheon Jefferson Hotel (May 28th) for dis cussion of matters of vital interest. Please telephone No. 4S, making 2 reservation at the table.
 P. M KILROY,
 B. w. BENTON,
 JACK BERNHARDT, Committee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
II HURT IN WRECK.

Albuquerque, N. M., May 26.-Elev- en persons were seriously injured when Santa Fe passenger train No. sos bound from Ell Paso to Albuquer- que, struck a stretch of track un- dermined by high water near LaJoy, 50 miles south of here, late today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
THIRD RE-PLANTING.

Oklahoma City, Okla, May 26.-At least third of the cotton acreage in Oklahoma has been or will be re- planted because of unfavorable weather conditions this spring, ac- cording to the synopsis of weather and crop conditions in Oklahoma for the week ending May 25, issued here today by J. P. Slaughter, metorolo- gist, at the weather bureau.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
AUSTRIAN DEAD.

Vienna, May 26.-Field Marshal Szetozar Boroevic, commander of Austrian forces on the Italian front from late in 1915 until October, 1918, is dead, his death being caused by apoplexy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
$500, o,ooo FOR SCHOOL.

Mckenzie, Tenn, May 26.-The 90th
 general assembly of the Cumberland
 Presbyteria nchurch ended here to- day, after adopting plans to raise $25O, ,0OO to complete the $500,000 en- dowment of Bethel college and $780, 900 for benevolences and receiving the reports and recommendations of various committees and boards, in- cluding proposals for increasing the salaries of instructors at the colleges.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
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10000 WANT SEATS TO HEAR ALLEN AND
 GONpERS DEBATE.

+ New York, May %. Forty + thousand requests for seats for + the debate between Samuel Com -s pers, president of the American i Federation of Labor and Govern + or Allen of Kansas, at Carnegie + hall Friday night have been re + ccivcd. it was announced here to- + night. The sratJng capacity of + the hall is 2,S0O.
 + The plan of seating opposing
 + factions in alternating rows has
 + been followed in the distribution + of seats, the committees anounc-
 + ed
 +
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
KILL STRIKE BILL.

Washington, Nav 26.--The house today killed the bill authorizing the shipping board to adjust claims of wooden shipbuilders for losses suf. fered in creating ship yards and building vessels during the war.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
UPHOLD LEVER ACT.

|e.l.;; iork; May 2e.-The Lever act |rs 'ared ;s constitutional as a war bd.rn n an opinion handed down
 ou.y usy ov the United States cir.
 yu. wf or appeals in the case of ers weed and company, Buffalo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
ROME TO BUENOS AIRES.

Rome, May 21.--The dirigible air ship R-34, which flew across the At lantic from England to New York and back in 1919, had trial flight yes terday and shortly probably will at tempt flight from Rome to Buenos Aires.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
ITALIAN FLYER IN KOREA.

Tokio. May 26.-Masiero Ferrarin, the Italian aviator who is making the flight from Rome to Tokio, arrived in Seoul, capital of Korea at p. m. to- day and was given an ovation there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
SAPT. SCALES DIES.

g M Tenn, May 2e.-Capt. his scales, a widely known |n, d;sS S'orney and Confederate accora; Sa early today in Sheridan. COtolng Csotsoiln to advices received |Durinsss ss'a .,a Scales was 7s years |offiess, ;ne civil war he served esr Tn the Confedrate navy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
MONEY FOR FARMERS.

Vienna. May 26 Appropriations aggregatine 3O0,oO0,00O crowns have been voted by the government to meet demands by farmers for higher prices for grain running from 200 to 1, ,0OO crowns per 100 kilograms
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
RECEIVE OCONNELL.

Rome, May 25.-Cardinal O'Con- nell, archbishop of Boston, was re- ceived by Pope Benedict today at a private farewell audience. The pom tiff gave the cardinal paternal message of benevolent love for Amer ica
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
RECOGNIZE LETvIA.

MI s' May 2s.-The Lettish and
 6ava peace rs delegations at Mos Rn,.;e reached an agreement by
 enSana tssla recognizes the complete kicisi kiIce of Letvia, according to Aetvlan source in London
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
GROWN PRINCE VISITS FATHER

Vieringen. Holland. May 26.-Form- CT Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany arrived here this after noon from Doorn, where he visited his parents. former emperor Will liam and former Empress Augusta Victoria over Whitsuntide.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
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30 SALVATION ARMY OFFICERS DISAPPEAR
 IN GOXIET RI1GGIA

< Chicago, May 26-Thirty Sal + vation army officers have dis + appeared in Soviet Russia and + have been given up as lost, ac- + cording to a telegram today to < the Chicago headquarters from + New York.
 < ''As last resort, a high Sal + vation Army officer is travelling
 + incognito in Russian in an en-
 + deavor to learn the fate of the # thirty missing officers" the tel
 + egram said. 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
''ff AUSTRIAN TREATY.

Ees tb;s aiy 2s,-The chamber of
 l of sS,s S4 afternoon ratified the VI St' Germain with Austr;a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27

,o City. May 26.-The follow
 |esram was given out at the
 Iarters of General Obregon this
 bon. ,I Ieral Alvaro Obregon: Urgent: keral Rodofo Herrero, presented 4 today and continues with my ] toward Papantla. From there lo goes to Mexico City to report l death of Carranza, according
 r orders. ! General Larzaro Cardenas.' |aso. Tex May 26.-Ignacio Bo- former Mexican ambassador to hited States, whose candidacy E presidency of Mexico caused |esent revolution, probably will belled from Mexico by the de government. revolutionary
 here said today.
 leo City, May 26.-Military of and civilians who were take, at Tlaxcalantongo following ath of President Carranza will
 in the prison here until Adolfo Huerta. the provisional presi- |kes office. Disposition of the |sn will be decided upon by him, nderstood.
 ral who were brought from the Df Pebla on the train bearing za's body to this city have ,leased. Those still in the pris-
 Generals Juan Baragan, Fran |rquizo, Francisco Muguia and Do De P. Mariel, Manuel Aguir- 'rgana Ygnacio Bonillas and abrera.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
THE WEATHER.

Thursday clou- dy, cooler; Fri day partly cIou. dy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
MAGEE WANTS PROOF.

Cincinnati, May 26.-Lee c. Maeee, Cincinnati ball player, today filed in United States district court motion for an order of court recurring the Chicago National league ball club, de- fendant in his suit for $9.500 alleged to be due as damages for alleged breach of contract, to make it's ale gations relative to "dishonest ball playing" on his part definite and cer-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27
EER OF cARRANZA. RENDERS; WILL. 1 ALL HE KNOWS.
] chieftains Plan Thor rh Inquiry Into Death
 of Chief LIKELY TO |BE SENT INTO EXILE who Were With Late Pres will Face Huerta After Assumes Office, Says
 Mexico City

..t oro. Mexico, May 26.-Gen- I1olfo Herrerro today surrend 1 caneral Lazaro Cardenas at 1 Puebla and is being taken [jeo City to tell what he knew
 ,ootb of Carranza according to
 E received by General P. Elias today.
 lral Gales has ordered all per |ccompanying Carranza at the { his death to be detained and Ined regarding the circunn-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-27

Looks like Dan- ieas finally got ruffled.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-03-03
ST. IOHNSBURY EAST

Rev. Il. f. Grant is spending a few
days in Boston.
Mrs. Arthur Olcutt of Centervalt
spent Tuesday with her mother, Ms
James MacLaughlin.
H. S. Bridges was Il business visitor
to Newport last week.
II. S. Bridges was taken sick Sun
day night and at present writing i:
confined to the house.
Miss Ella Parker and Miss Ora %
Birch spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. B. C. Wood has returned from
her visit in East Burke and is now
living in her own home. Hcr grand.
son, Harry Penny, is staying with her
Mrs. Celia Gaskell. from East
Burke, visited her sister, Mrs. u. G.
Shores last Friday.
Russell Cushman from WoodSvillc,
N. H., was here the last of the week.
Mrs. David Ramaee went to st.
Johnsbury last Friday to spend sever
al days with her friend, Mrs. Nc
Grcgor
Mrs. Lyle McGaffey of Kirby Wis
tied friends here last week Thursday.
Mrs. Peter Brown who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Chase.
Miss Gladys rean of st. Johnsbury
spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. I.
nj. Locke.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-03-03
WHEELOcK

W. A. Porter moved his household
goods and family to Lyndon into the
tenement over Morse's store last
Monday. MI. Smith who has bought
the place moves in as soon as MI.
Porter gets out. They expected to
move last month but because of N.Y.
Polter's sickness was not able to do
so.
The postofiice furniture was moved
the first of the week into Roberts
store.
Mrs. ]. B. Ripley was up from
Windsor over Sunday to see her
aunt, Mrs. Carrie Aver.
No school this week as the teacher
is not yet able to return because Of
sickness. Justin Heath and wife vis-
tied at George Peaks last Sunday.
Irving Taylor and wife and Clinton
Fuller were at Lyndonville last Sun
day to attend the memorial exercises
for the soldiers.
The county demonstration. Miss
Mabel Kelley will be at Mrs. Lucy
Weeds Thursday of this week for II
demonstration on clothing and mill
linery. -