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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31
Free Employment Bureau

Necesitamos innediatamcnte n todos los
txpertos en- trabajos de construction. Con-
dicioncs de Open Shop. 26l Sedell Bldg. .
Sc NECESITAN trabajadcres para ira
bajar en- Construction de Ladrillo. Suicides
desie IS centavcS rpr bora. Pueden venirse
innediatamente 4 The Texas Company, Port
Arthur, Texas.
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He aquf una lista de los muchoS artIcu!oS
mexicanos que tengo en- eXiStcncia:

He aaui una li5ta de los muchcs articulos
mexicanos que tengo en- e%istencia:
Queso de vaca leEitimo mcTicaro y muy
propio para cnchiadas .....-......S 80
Chicle blanco mcNicano -..-- -..-.... LOO
CHA de castillo ..... .......-...-... IL"
Comino nucvo .--.-.- ---..-...-'.... 20
Qucso de tuna, 4 en- 2aQuete ......... %
Chocolate mexicano marca Ia RoSIta 40
Molinillos de palo. doc. $500, $3.50 ~ 4.Oo
Colacion mcTicana ..-...... -.....'... ~
Peines para Ia cabeZa. doc. ............ 1.VV
Velas de cera dc todcs tamanos y p!ecios.
Tamarindo rucvo ..-...... -....--...'. 81
Chile ancho colorado. IA. nuevo......... 30
Barajas Barcelona. doc. $500. uaa......Sl.00
Chorizo nj cStilo meNicano -. ..... IL
Chicharron de puerco, cstIlo meXicano.- 80
Chicharron aprcnsado ........ $1,000. %
CaJeta dc menbriHo ......-. .-......-. ~
C2ncla .--... ....-.-- .-... --....-..- ~
Nuez de Sabinas Hida!go ............. so
Tomatillo de frasadilla $500. .......... %
Chile CaScabel, Chile japones ......... .t5
Chile caScabel. chico hola .............. .65
. Chile picoSo caScabelillo bola ........... 80
Chile picoso verde chico .............-.. .h5
Ajos morados nucvo. mCNIcano ........ .25
Chiles en- ~vinagre. doc. frascos ........ so
thuc 1aponeS -....... .-..-..--....-.. 80
Chicharron de matanza al estilo ....... 80
Piloncillo de 5 onzas, GAIA de l00......S6 90
Mando lista general dc prccios 4 toja per
soma que Il ~solicitc. En- eSta casa 10 unico
que no SC manda Is 10 cue no SC o.dena.
Estes prccios son al por mayor. TODD pedi-
do debe venir ncompahado dc Su importe.
Mando ordcnes pur Corrco Y por Express.
ScGun SC me ordenc. Mando ordcncS dc SL.00
en- adelaHtc. SeSin ci tamano del pedido cs
cl p-cclo. Tambicn tcngo I'm vasto surtido dc
yerbdS medicinalc5 = entire elias alGunas n.uy
rarss, su precio cs como slEuc: vcndemos el
l00dc manoioS "A S2.T5 y mcnos de un cicnto
d razon de A.. cada manoio y los mando
su-tidos como sc me ordcnc. Tambicn tenCo
piquin legitimo del monte. Ia. ! 90c.. @.a. 4
soc. libra
Dirjan su correspondence en- Ia s~giulcnte
fo-na:
SOSTENES MIRELES
I25 Sur Laredo st. san Antonio, Texas.
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M CHAS. p. CIPOLLA.

Eyrscialista en- t-at2miencO &C tcca elaSe
de enfe-rsda6es aCrEIesAS y ceb!!iC21 oCSa-
nI-1 eryzncnanicnIO conJagiCSo Ge u san
gre; tratamisnto con inleccionS IntraEeno-
sas. 81 I'd. pahece DC reumauSmo en- 81
forua ms aEuta. dc los puLmoaes. eStoT1a-
= ..ra bien uterdiGc. COZ W. Commerce -.
iscEundo pisoj TeIetoHos: Travis 4261 y
429s-
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D~iceionario Espanol Americana.

En- ESpanol c TnGIes con significado de las
ialabras. Tamano bolSillo. Muy appropriate
para ap-cnder lngleS. Enviado porte para-
HouStou. Texas.
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MAQUTNAS de Coscr Singer $500 para
arriba tdHbien dc otras marcas baratas Sew
ing Machine Exchange. PIG ;. Alamo St
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BOTlcA MEXiCGNA


DEL DR. p. CIAZ Y
I'll AvcnIda CouEreSs-houSton. Tex:
Cas-, fun3ada excIasigaraente para su-ti- IA
CoIania Mexica cue radica en- 81 TaiS. Aten-
6e-a con preferential 10, pedidos por co-reo.
Cuenta ,cn uu cGtcnso su-tldo &C ncdicInds
rac;onaIes y extr-IJerIs. TenemoS rucYaaaents
. ac-eGirado Tratamicnto Zende!zS. cue man
caros ySr express o por cc.reo Z GGsenes 10
pidan.
END maguiUas &c cosC- marca Singer
rDevas. en- abouCs couoGoS naQulnaS usl-
a. uuv haratas. HemStitcaInE a l0c. y2r-
"a. Jose =. SclScna. coo So Laredo -.
pETACAS vEIICES de construction fuer-
te: trSbajo garantiZ4do. TeHEo magniileos
80, INV baratns. FABRICa De Bailes = Pc
tscas. D.. Muloz Loo. 6-3 DoAo-US2 St. San
Antonio. TsIss-
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VENTAS
Denver Heights

Casa de 5 pleas con solar 1oOxl5o; tiene
~alguuas cemodidadeS y Sc consigue con $500
IL contado.
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VENDO DOS CASAS en- IN Gale Wall. Ger
ca de BrazoS, en- 81. 1000 90. solarcS S0x75
Diriiause sra. Pruitt. 6A2 Main Ave. q
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DR.. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

427 n. San Saba St esquina con
.akeview. Teiefono Travis $40.
rE. n. MARITIME GuHNAN- EsPecta-
lisa en- cuicymetades dc u'noS Y Fartos. Nc
Tr-,c -. T~c!efoao Travis 200.
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Sc YENDE una vaca jovcn y IN carrito cx-
press para vender vcrduras 653 East Cro-
kctt It. i3D
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MAQUINARIA NUEvA y UsADA
AUTOMOBILES FORD

De todoS mode!os, uucvoS o &c scGunda ma
10 a los prcc;os mas bljo5 de n plaza. =
pacadrros al contado O en- ab0nos. Tcnro
tanbjtn varioS trucks Ford" uSados. Yea.
me para ranSas. Soy agcntc dc los garages
mas rrandcS dc IA ciudad. = hago cntreGa
pronta. C. Aware, Botica de Chapa. sic ".
Commerce =.
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AUTOMOBILES sin cAauffers
de marnificos AUTOMOBILES de Q
nos College Street Auto Livery, 21{ Col
kge St. Teisfono Or. GIL. Gerente. ]. D.
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25c- Trajes Tlanchados. EntreEados 4 domi-
clio Soc. Traies a Ia MEDIA. Todo garau-
tiZado. 125 Main Ave. TT. 2l59 (3I)
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FEAZADAS Y COLCHAN. SOC. Soiamente
. costa-a sacar la >uya aGui. Aprovcche,
,crc4 prouto. lO5 san Fernando s. r
Fuca.e.
Ell CHOCOLATE LA NEXICANA" por
81, SAILOR exquisite : caliGad superior. Is
RI r-efc-;Gc de las personas dc buen EuSto.
listed 10 juzEara hacienda VI ped:do de
prueba. sLa MeIicana' A. r G-ac!a.
sol So. Laredo Il. San Antonio. Texas.
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
AEOSADOS.
FIORE

SE$oREs FERRoCARRILERoS MEM
CANOS. Hare que las Companies les reen
Cobro Back Pay" gumento de
scegGoS, cheques y tempo 81 SURE d.
gan accldeGte en- el traO2.o. yo e d.-s 10
Que Geoe peGl=- Arre.!O negocIos relacEon2
10 con M profession en- tOGas pSgces del
pas. Di-iSirse al Lie. :. PEARCE KANE
yD6 kansas City Life Bldg Kansas City
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Gale de Navidad

TcHcmos czsas dc tres = euatro cuartcs cue
Tcudcmos po- $4,000 y 5000 dc contado y
de $500 a $4,000 en- abonoS mcnsualcS. Al
EUaaS &C cstaS caSas Son uaevas.
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BUERON Y RUIZ

DoCTORES CHIEOPRATOR>, ratan
toda c.ase &c eufermUt2de5 sin Ell USo dc
incidents. Especial atcnclon . -S co!en-
"a, cyonicas I2gs- West Houston - Or.
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Prospect Hill

Con $500. al coatado Sc puede poser ca
sta de s pleas y dos Ealerias, con su Guar
10 de bano y solar 5o&l5o. ESta g una
gSnEa.
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CENTRIC ARTISTICo NATIONAL. Sc
hace toda clase de trabaios de caligTafia y
tibujo. Especialidad en- p~inturaS al cleo y
u Ia acuarela en- raso.. metal, mader3. cris-
tai. etc Banderas nacionalcs con aguilas
artisticas, estandartes. escudos para socie-
dades. Sc escribe mdsica y Sc hacen COM
posiciones musicales. Discusses. Poesias
himnos para toda clase de ~fieStas. $40 n.
Pecos.
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YENTAS.

VENDO en- abonos MaquinaS dc Coser SIN
ger, MIquinas de escribir y Fonograios- r.
de los santos. 7Io W. st. lei
Tr. $3.50.
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DIR. E. A. B~ETANCOURT

Dcnl!sla. PartIcIVa a - antigua cleAle-S
, IA plbico en- general. cue - cncucn-S
le rr.reso en- esta cIGGad. Book btcE' I-A-
10 No. -OS- los W. Houston 81.
DIP Gu.LLERMO HARRiSo2;. EsTccialista
n apLsuioS. Ill SoledSd S. sc hahla espsnoL
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Cerca de N. Flores

Con 500 al contado y abonos mensuales Sc
consigue esta gran casa de 6 pleas, bano de
porecelana. luz. excusado ingIes, gas. Situa-
da en- IL Inca del tranvia-
Para informes di-igirse q
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DOCTOR TAMEZ. Ci-uj2uo. DeatI-u heIi-
esuo. EspecIaI,6ad en- coCoaas. pGentes }
crfermeGAGe. &c - Gocs. tPyO-rhea) EsaSa
con IN proies.onlStS cue . ms&icaAo ; 50
Ia prnctlca con mEK.cSaos. ENamen gratis
.:nnsu!taS TRAITS. preslos ccuCCcs, y eH aSOEoS
VI 10 desva- DEeccsoa. AIt0s Souc- dc
Sac Pedro. e0sa " ST. San
AESouso. LcEaa-
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s.: AVSOS d. OCASIOU g
EMPLEOS

SUS RETRATOS para Pasaporte hecno5
en- rs minutes, bien acabadoS. Pasen a ID
Fotografia Aloderna. III So. Laredo St
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HOTELES.

GRAN HOTEL MENICANO
7e0-l. ". Commerce s. CuA-soS de=de Soc
a 81 50 y Gcede $500 = $500 sesAaa1T'os
Modgruu s. EcoGo11lc-.
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vENDQ barato MaGuina de sumar mafca
american" Pract:ca y facl dc mane1arse.
Io1 y. Las Ncras St.
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SMITH & SMITH

400 Natl Bank OF Commerce B!ds.
Tel. T.. o22S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-23
COTTON RALLIES BUT kDvhNCE TO SHORT
 ID CHECK LOSSES

New York, Apr 22.--Aftcr an early very sharc!y on buIlish reports from the spot situation and unfavorable weather forecasts, but the advance was not fully maintained owing to a renewal of Walt street liquidation late in the afternoon and the general list closed barely steady at a net ad vance of 25 to 10 points.
 There was a renewal of yesterday $ selling movement at the start doubt less stimulated by lower sterling eN- change and the continued nervous ness of the stock market The open ing was steady at a decline. There was also trade buying with the de mand becoming more active and gen eral during the middle of the day owing to reports of better Japanese conditions and the forecasts fol showers in the eastern belt and clear weather with low temperatures in the west. Reports that southern spot holders were withdrawing cotton from the market on declines and later advices claiming that some spot demand was developing in the Caro- linas served to stimulate covering Increased offering attributed chiefly to Wal street houses were then cn- countered and the close showed re actions.
 Port receipts today 21 ,537; United State sport stocks l,227,S25 exports 24,347 making 5,469 so war this sea
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-23
New York Sugar

New York, Apr. 22.-The local market for raw sugar was a little more settled today and prices were firmer. There were sales late yes terday of about 62,O00 bags of Cubas to local refiners for April and June shipment at IS 1-2 cents cost and freight, and $500 bags of Cubas to a New Orleans refiner for prompt shipment at 19 cents cost ana freight. Today's sales were 10000 bags Porto Ricos. May shipment at 1865 eff, and 12,O0O San Domingos afloat at IS 1-4 cents eff. There prices were nominal at IS 1-2 cents for Cubas cost and freight equal to 1856 for centrifugal =
 Aside from an advance of 50 points by one of the local refiners late yesterday afternoon there was nothing new in the refined situation. Quotations new range from l775O to 23 cents for fine granulated.
 There was further selling at the start in sugar futures today owing to the unsettled feeling in other commodity markets and after open ing at 25 to 40 points decline there was sharp recovery on buying by commission houses and covering, prompted by the frmer feeling the spot market, and all the early loss was gained with closing quotations 10 tot 25 points net higher. Trading; however, was much less active, tota! transactions amounting to less than 1000 tons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-23
$500,000 Cabled for Jewish Relief
 Work in Russia

New York, April 24.--As the initial appropriation for the first American relief work undertaken in Russia and the unoccupicd Ukraine, the Joint Distribution Committee has just cabied $500,000 to Dr. Julius Goldman European Director General for American Jewish War Rellef. The money will be spent for medi- cine and clothing.
 In addition 10000 kroner were ca bled to the Copenhagen Jewish Relief Committee which plans to rush an immediate shipment of medicine in- to the Ukraine.
 Following the permission granted by the State Department for the Joint Distribution Committee to un- dertake relief work in Russia at it's own risk, pr. Goldman has made plans to store purchases of relief supplies along the frontier and as new territories are made accessible, to rush relief workers with clothing and medicine to these spots.
 Dr. Goldman in report empha- sized that all American Jewish relief activities in Russia and the Ukraine must be from the first confined to reconstruction work, but that provis- ion must be made for the distribu- tion of medical supplies, clothing, shoes and window glass to protect dwellings against the weather, as poproms and war had destroyed prac- tically every window.
 MllH must be provide dior ch'.- dren but in inuagurating the first relief work in these territories, Dr. Goldman made clear that soup kit chens must not be established and no money in the form of aims should be distributed.
 "We must start right in with re- constructive relief in order to set these destitute people up in produc- tive enterprises as soon as they are made to recover from the terrible conditions they have been innocent victims of," he pointed out.
 pr. Goldman said that the mini mum sum necessary to conduct eff fective relief in Russia is S3,000, ,000, but that with the $50O,000 appro- priated, a good, careful start could be made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-23
By May Christie

What's that? ?" I cried, clutching the arm of Travis Lloyd so vigor- ously and so unexpectedly that we almost skidded into the ditch. "What is it."
 He righted the wheel with some dexterity, and said:
 'It's only boulder of rock-an old landmark. Don't be frightened" l felt ashamed of my absurd dis play of nerves. I relapsed into sill ence for the rest of the ride. But thankful 1 was to see the lights of Anstruther Lodge at last! As we whisked up the carriage drive l told myself that though the country-sid might have it's charms, old London-town was safer after all I hurried into the wide, comfort able hall. There, to my surprise. was Alice, no longer in the wondrous Lucille frock, but in a trim, dark serge dress that looked immensely business-like-therefore unlike it's wearer! She had come home to help with her husbands packing.
 Good gracious, Helene, where have you becn?' was that lady's greeting. voiced rather snappishly My interference with her pleasure still evidently ranked.
 ."Oh, Alice," faltered, all my poise gone from me, "I-I've had an aw- full time"
 "So I should think--splashine around the country roads at night: And all alone! Really, Helene, you ought to be more careful!"
 Alices air of righteous condemns tion would have struck me as funny at any other time. But l was in nc mood for humor.
 q wasn't alone, was with MT Travis Lloyd,' I began.
 "That's worse and worse," inter- rupted Alice, still with that absurr air of righteousness on her babyish petulant little face. Considering hel recent romantic ssseion with Tony, thought the righteousness misplaced But now was not the time to tell hel so.
 w-there was an accident"
 "Good gracious me! Tipped over tree-trunk, did you? >9r fall head long in puddle ?" Alice was appa rently in a nasty mood.
 "No, was shot at," l said brus quely.
 Alice gave small, affected scream She stared at me as though were out of my right mind.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-23

The commissioners of Drainage District No. 5, of Jefferson county, will receive bids until May 4, 1920. at eleven o'clock A. M., at the office of Coleman & Can't, 615 Citizens Bank Building, Pine Bluff, Arkansas, for clearing the canals of the dis trict of willow and other sprouts and drifts. The work includes clean ing of sprouts and drifts from three to five miles of ditch about six miles north of Altheimer, Arkansas, which may be done during the sum mer of 1920. Further information may be obtained from B. L. Wiley, or J. R. Walt, Altheimer, Arkansas.. A certified check for $250.00 must be deposited by each bidder.
 B. L. WILEY,
 J. R. WALT,
 k. CARNAIIAN,
 Commissioners. 4-1S-12t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-23
Helene's Married Life by Mcclure

VI wish 1 could stay, dear-but it's too late now. l can't back out at the eleventh hour." He patted hel on the shoulder. "Ill get the best detectives down from Scotland Yard and we'll soon have this Bolshevistie person on the mat! Don't worry!' "But it wasn't Bolshcvistic per son." said Alice, peevishly, "1've my own opinions on the subject" She pursed her lips up in Knowing way ! sSHer husband looked first at Alice then at me.
 "Well, fire away" He turned te her again.
 "You'd better ask MT. Travis Lloyd" said she. "Ill bet he knows who did the deed. And he wont , tell"
 "He won't tell? Whyo?" repeated her husband, bewildered 4Alice smiled triumphantly. "Becausc he daren't!" She spoke slowly and emphatically.
 Alice, what do you mean?" "Just what I say.'
 "He-daren't? ?"
 She nodded. "Helene's assailant was a woman That's enough for me. I always i'm. agined there was mystery about this Travis Lloyd-a liason of some sort. We'll, now Pm satisfied. Il was too bad that poor Helene should by the scapegoat thought"
 Her husbands jaw fell in an as tonished way. He evidently has some respect for Alice's conclusions
 "You mean this-this woman-wa. jealous--of Helene?" Again she nodded. ! Certainly she was!" i "And so she fired at her? It seem' too-too desperate step"
 Alice smiled at her husband witt a little air of superior wisdom. 1 "Hell holds no fury like woman scorned!" she quoted.
 "But-but Alice," l cut in, "thi. wasn't like an ordinary woman! She wasn't young she looked terrible! Her face was wild, distort ed-her hair all matted-and hel eyes were glaring as though sh' were insane"
 ".And so she was," said Alice calm ly. "I should say that MT. Travi Lloyd's to blame-that unrequittet love had driven the woman crazy" | TOmorrOw-In the Dead of Night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-23

Shot at? Heavens! By whom ?''
 "By someone who was hiding by the roadside. The bullet whizzed across my shoulders, only scratching me. But see-the trenchcoat is rip ped open" l twisted round so that she might note the damage.
 Was MT. Lloyd with you?" Alice looked really scared.
 I told her the whole story, includ- ing the weird apparition which had appeared for moment at the win dow of the gamekeeper's cottage. Fr "Oh, Helene" Alice shuddered What ghastly experience to un- dergo! It would have killed me! But why on earth didn't Travis Lloyd dash out and catch the appa- rition ?"
 "The gamekeeper told him that he'd better not. That it wasn't safe for him"
 But you said it was a woman--' Alice's eyes were opened wide.
 "I'm positive it was woman," repeated, "a strange, wild, distrait creature, with murder in her eyes
 Alice shivered.
 Ugh, how terrible! Helene, won't sleep in my bed tonight! Why do we have to live in this benighted spot? And my husband going off tomorrow morning. Oh, it's too cruel , She looked ready to burst into tears.
 I regretted my readiness to re- count the tale to Alice. I might have known that she would act this way
 "it's too late to stop your husband going. We've got to make the best of it." I spoke prosaically.
 Helene, we'll go up and stay if town, just as soon as the young St Aubyns fellow is fit to bes moved. Alice's face set in determined lines She can be very obstinate. "I detes, the country, anyway. And this shoot ing business puts the lid on every thing"
 At this point her husband came out to the hall. I thought he locke. Ia shade more cheerful than he hat lat dinner Alice's return had evi dently pleased him. There and then she recounted thu whole tale to him. "And I don't think you'd better gt and leave us," she concluded. Though the motive of the last re mark had been her own persona safety, it must have gratified hel husband.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-23
Human League of Nations Joins the
 U. s. Mrine Corps

Tulsa, Okla. April g. This pug gle in nationality has the Marines guessing.
 Louis c. Minettc, accepted for en- listment in the u. s. Marine Corps here today. said that his mother was an American who married French man in Italy. He was born on q ship flying the Spanish colors while lying in the English channel. At the age of five his parents died in Swc- den, and he was adopted by German who brought him to the United Sta tcs. His adopted father is not q naturalized citizen.
 Would you class him as "The Man Without Country?" the re- |cruiting sergeant was asked.
 Man Without a Country Nothing said the sergeant, "I,d class him as Ia League of Nations"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-23
WIFE CALLS NEW
 HUSBAND SLAYER;
 FIRST HUBBY SUES
Loses Track of Wife and NeighbOr Tells They're
 Jailed

Herkimer, N. r., April 22.-Mrs. Marie Weiss Randall Rainbow New ble, detained in default of $7.OO0 bail as material witness against her "husband," William Ncwble, in the Clarence D. Kelly murder mystery. has been served with summons and complaint in an action for absolute divorce started by Elmer E. Rainbow of Syracuse, former Woodstock I farmer.
 In another part of the same jail is William Newbie, awaiting a hear ing in first degree murder charges. who IS now named by the Syracuse man as the one who broke up the Rainbow home.
 On cot in the jail, a nervous wreck from the hysteria which fol lowed her sudden arrest and dcten- tion, is the alleged wife of Rainbow and Newble.
 Carving Chicken.
 Her cryptic remark to private de- tectivcs who had spent many weary months chasing elusive clews in the Kelly mystery, "My husband is the man you want" caused the placing of the murder charges against Newble and her own arrest, and gave to her deserted Syracuse husband the infor- nation of her whereabouts he had long sought.
 According to the complaint in the divorce action Rainbow was engaged one Sunday noon in carving chick en. The carver slipped and severe ! ly slashed his hand.
 In some manner splinter of chicken bone became imbedded in the wound and serious complications resulted
 A long siege in Syracuse hosp- tai took Rainbow away from his home and, it is alleged, during this time Newble prevailed upon the wife to desert her husband and flee with him.
 When Rainbow returned from the hospital with several fingers on hia left hand amputated he found nc wife or friend Newble.
 Couple Vanish. i A divorce action followed in the Onondaga County courts, but was discontinued. There was also started a S5,000 action by Rainbow agains, Newble for alienation of the wfc's Affections. This was not pressed be- cause the missing couple could not be found.
 It was said here that the Syracuse husband would await the result ol the murder mystery hearing before deciding on what course to follow ir tke alienation suit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-23
Belgians Progress : Since Armistice
 Has Been Great

Brussels, April 22.-Belgium has made rapid progress toward indus trial recovery since the armistice largely owing to the fact that the country has had no serious strikes says M. Jaspar, Minister of Economic Affairs. He estimates that the na- tion's industrial output has now at tained perhaps 70 per cent of it's pre- war record and that it's mines are producing as much coal as in the y8ar be{0re the war.
 About 70 per cent of our material