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Busch h-Jacauine Wedding.
Citizens Dinner
 Will be Given at
 Y. M. c. A. Friday

A citizens dinner will be held at the Y. NJ. c. A. Friday evening. Jan uary 16. at 6:S0 o'clock, in the inter- est of bigger and better Y. M. c. A. Letters aye now being mailed out in viting larre number of citizens to be present. At the meeting no charge will be made for the dinner and no solicitation for funds will be made.
 The following program has been arranged:
 Address, "Whv I Believe in the Young Mems Christian Association J by Capt. W. R. Hogg, former chap lain in the U. s. army in France and Germany, who is reported to be a most interesting speaker. and who is now pastor of the Winfield Memorial Methodist church in Little Rock; an address by Rev. Edward Dnckworth rector of the Church of the Redeem or at St. Louis, who will speak on "The Association and the Commun- ity." Selections will also be had from competent orchestra.
 All accordance cards must be mail cd to J. H. Means, president, by Fri dav noon, January 1G.
 The dinner committee is composed of C. W. Allport, T. R. Ashcraft and J. H. Means.
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Money Offered to
 Assist Socialists

New York, Jan. 12- Money to aid in the defense of five socialists sus- pended ny the state assembly con tinucd to flow into the socialist party headouartcrs today Some checks have come from democrats and republicans.
 It is understood the socialists to retain Charles F.. Hughes to plead their cause before the assembly in- dietary committee Wednesday. He the assomblv'S course last week in letter to Speaker Sweet Samuel Seabury, former democrat gubernatorial candidate, has volunteered his services.
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,,orurR FALLS UNCONSCIOUS

.lor who iS T9 years "'0' "Nv an mo'rh troubled with her 'ver snr sas ss wears. Doctors .;,,,ae sa,a she she fell e"l ~a1l stones. Several Several t,Tet of tsese at tscSs rrht montsrr rsr~ ago w.Hds~ rS.Iss or odvert,se"et+lh +he Tc,edo P'ode and fnl Remo1v 'h hottie. whics did her ? rureh"sSa .moupt ~ of good She fe1+ eHnt,n en- ;s :s! ;'s well ;ss;s a s.' !: :s tsr"sss tss ,nd;ne trs the snpend tinal ting. ope o,'"'s dose will convince adv. M none money refunded
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-13
Scholarships to be
 Given by Y. M. C. A.

Several scholarships vii be award ed here soon by the Y. M. c. A to deserving men who served in the re- cent war. This has been made pos sible by fund of S1 ,000 which has been allotted to the local association by the national war work council. Two-t thirds of this amount will be used in awarding scholarships to deserving negroes in Jefferson coun- ty and the remaining one-third will be used for probably two scholar ships to deserving white men, who need an education, and who have proved themselves worthy.
 E. M. Goodwin, secretary of the Pine Bluff association. states that a committee will be appointed soon to investigate and pas supon the awart ing of the scholarships. MT. Goodwin attended a meeting of the "Y" secre- taries of the state held in Little Rock Sunday.
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J1nhOld Rights of
 Property Custodian

Washington Jan. 12.-Federal oo,,rt decrees. in effect holding that ," ,"onev awarded to an alien enemy in ,naol nroceedings shall be held bv tbe alien property custodian until the The end of the war, were unheid to- d.v bv the supreme court in decld' "mv ;nr anreals in proceedings institut, o1l' od or;pin.llv by Carl R. Heye Of r" n.ou,en Germany, against the BirTe- Enrhes company of Sherman. rex following % the sale of cotton ship, .rS .o.,o~'"e nt The lower court granted Wevss 1lens. s4s. s.ooo damages but while the ao,sa a,eyu was pending on appeal, the rau.e r',.ea ~s states entered the war and inc court ordered the money ,toa;an tu,".' over o,, to the alien property cus'oa'""'
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CHARGE BURGLARY.

Tom Schackleford. negro, was ad- rested by City Detective Lynn on a charge of burglary and grand lar, ceny Sunday afternoon. Shackleford is alleged to have bnrplerzed box car at the Short Leaf Lnmher com parv plant in the month of December and to have obtained fonr suits of overalls. two pairs of shoes and !" eack of flonr. Hie trial takes place Tuesday. Steve Ferguson. neero. was also arrested yesterday after noon in connection with the sam" case,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-13
Plan to Scuttle
 German Warships

Copenhagen. Jan. 12.-A plan to scnttle the German warships not vet turned over to the allies is be- ing considered by officers of the German navy, according to informa- ton received by the majority so- cialist party leaders. A Berlin mes sage quotes Die Freihit as declaring that high German officer had so in nforn,ed the leaders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-13

convention of the National Shoe Re tai)ers' associations. Visit to such manufacturers centers as Brockton Lynn and llaver Hill, exhibitions of model shoe manufacturing plants sample shoes on nearly two hundred live models and motion pictures of the industry gave the retailers first hand information concerning their
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2s SOCIAL & PERSONAL Nlz
MISS EUNICE NORRIS. Editor.

Miss Annie Lee Cobb and Dean Kennedy, who is an employe of the Cotton Belt shops, were married Sunday by the Rev. w. Wood at the home of the brides mother. Mrs, A. l.. Cobb, 715 East Third. The couple, after short wedding trip. will live on East Sixth.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Bernhardt spent Sunday with friends in Arkansas City. Mrs. Bernhardt was taken ill immediately on reaching the city and is unable to leave her room. Business Womens
 Social Affair.
 Members of the Business Women's club are contemplating d rare treat this evening, as it will be their "stunt night" Starting promptly at 7:30 an interesting program of "stunts" will be given.
 Miss Hazel McFadden left Satur- day for Kentucky to re-enter Savre college, after spending the Christ mas holidays With her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. N. McFadden. Miss Me Fadden was accompanied as far as Memphis by her father. Musical Coterie
 Postponed.
 The regular meeting of the Musi- cal Coterie as announced for We'd nesday has been postponed until next week. This is done in respect 1,,c
 The regular meeting of the exec utive board of the Young Women's Christian association has been post poned until luther announcement.
 Mrs. Ziba Bennitt is entertaining at cards this afternoon as pleasure for Mrs. Sterling Cockrell of Lit tie Rock, the house guest of Mrs. A M. Barrow.
 The Junior Missionary society of Lakeside Methodist church meets this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at the church.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Hall Miller and children have returned to their home at Atlanta. after pleasant holiday visit with Capt. and Mrs S. Geisreiter.,
 Mrs Garner Bouic of Hot Springs is visiting Mrs. M. K. Wilbourne and family.
 -f-
 Mr. and Mrs. billiard Saunders and daughter, Mildred Percy Saunders have returned to their home at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-13
W. o. w. NOTICE!

To the members of the Woodmen of
 the world:
 You may obtain any lntormatloh vor desire in re"ard to the new noe- cial ratAs bv calline upon O. E Ter rv. clerk. at Simpson and Weoo ~ r'r, ritnre companv, 212-21A-216 "eeI Second avenne Saturday evenlhe from z to 9 o'clock. l-lo-Ahio
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-13
NEW STEtMER LINE

Boston. Jan. 12.-.A steamship ser vice from thts port to San Francis co by way of the Panama canal. will be inaueurattd about March 1, with the sailing oC the steamer Juneau. the New England Maritime corpora ticn announced today. Si% vessels will maintain the service with monthly sailings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-13
LAST MEN RETURN.

New York. Jan. 1s., 12.-The last st cehe the ..i';tarv tlnftns e. camp at Brest arrived here military ."' the tranonort Georre today .or "n She brought 2S7 off;cere, war workers ana c''''"s' ord SIS troops.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-13
SIGNS FOUR JUMPS.

Memphis. Ten~ Jan. F -Announ- car, ant was made at south"r asso, cia+;on bo.aouartorr hero today that fo,,r of last censon's ron1res' ,,,:, Pfcnrinper. Hadlev Wi''iamr' 'ia7r Prennan and Harry 1oin ,ooc had sirned contracts for the eeeeon I.ouis Roth. q former ~a tern league umnire. also has ae'eHs e. to terms offered by the southein "' sociation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-13
Avalanche Buries
 Village in Italy

Berne, Sunday, Jan. 11.-Por- rachia, a village in the Italian Alps has been buried by an avalanche and many persons are reported to have been killed. Five children were killed at midnight in their home
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WOMAN ARRESTED.

Cecil Pierce, woman who resides on Ceorpia between Third and Fourth avenue. was arrested Sun dov afternoon by Constable J' wi Elliott on a charge of r"nr'ng a d'sorderlv house She will be ar raiened in municipal court today
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-13

which was buried by an avalanche near Galtuc in the Noralbefg noun tains. The remainder Of the fami- ly, altho injured. was rescued by neighbors. Heavy snowstorms in the Alps have blocked railroads and hi"hwaYs, many villages being iso- l9ip1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-13
SHOE MEN MEET.

Boston, Jan. 12.-More than 4,O00 delegates from all parts of the country and Canada and South attended the opening ses- sion here today of the ninth annual
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-13
CARD OF THANKS.

We take this method of thanking each and every one that called to extend word of cheer to our dear beloved Virgil McAdams during his illness, and also to those who remem- bered with so many beautiful flow CTS. We thank thee! We thank thee! ~
 MRS I. B. WOOD
 WALTER McADAMS
 MRS. D. A. McADAMS.
 1-13-1t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-13

! Douglas. after a visit with thei, mother, Mrs H. Percy Bradford They were out of town guests at the Taylor Nilliams wedding Wednes day evening
 MT. and Mrs. Frances Humphreys nave returned to their home after a visit with MT. and Mrs. Hugh Hum phrey and family. Mrs. W. A. Taggart is in St. Louis visiting her brother, James Allen and family.
 Mr. and Mrs. Otto Smith have re- moved to ther home at 62O Pine street. from 209 West Seventh. Mir. and Mrs. Joe c. Meyer and family arc now occupying the home, on West Seventh.
 MT. and Mrs. s. A. Rosenberg and daughter, Miss Jamie Rosenberg. have gone to Paris, Tex. for vis- 1t with MT. and Mrs. Cassius Else man. E Miss Elizabeth Lyle entertaine { children at the Public Library Sat urday afternoon in their regular storv hour, telling them Little Nell" ard David Garfield" by Dick ems.
 The Young Ladies' guild of Trinity church had regular meeting yes- terday afternoon with Mrs. Victor Harrlson. It was entirely business meeting. Mrs. Henry Haizlip will i be hostess to the guild Monday. January 26.
 Mrs. B. Levin of Little Rock en- i tertaned at cards Thursday as a pleasure for her sister. Mrs. Joe Gottlieb and Mrs. Sam Levine of this city were among the out of town guests present, and won two of the high score prizes.
 Mrs. Alex Turney is to entertain this afternoon at theatre party as pleasure for Miss Alice Cashell of Rockville, Md, who is the attrac- tive house guest of Miss Frances Howell.
 Busch -Jacquine
 Wedding.
 Rev. J. P. Higgins performed the ceremony yesterday afternoon unit ing in marriage Miss Eautrulea Re- gina Jacquine and R. H. Busch of New Orleans. The ceremony was said at 3 o'clock. and was witnessed by Mrs. Chester Williams, as matron of honor, and R. E. Hagan, as best man. The bride and groom are from New Orleans
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-13
SOCIALISTS ORGANIZE.

Saloniki, Jan. l2.- Bulgarian SO cialists are organizing successive demonstrations according to dis patches in order to bring about q change in the government.
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CONFEDERATE ARSENAL BURNS.

Selma, Ala, Jan. 12.--The famous old confederate arsenal here, used in recent years as cotton warehouse, was destroyed by fire last night. Three hundred bales of cotton were burned The loss is estimated at $60,000. ]
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-13

The Pine Studio iS ne 220 1-2 Main streot m business. w. M. Stet k@l3
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-13

Professor adley oi that two-tkhfl m of taught in tho III ch IT leges have little Ia ing people better cit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-13

MT. and Mrs. Frances Humphreys have returned to their home after q visit with MT. and Mrs Hugh Hum- phrey and family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-13

Douglas. after visit with their mother, Mrs H. Percy Bradford. They We're out of town guests at the Taylor Williams wedding Wednes- day evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-13

Mrs. W. A. Taggart is in St. Louis visiting her brother, James Allen. and family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-13

Miss Elizabeth Lyle entertaine [ children at the Public Library Sat urday afternoon in their regular stery hour, telling them Little Nell' ard David Garfield" by Dick ems
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14

vide By NV mr. tko issue aAA 49, q
the bonds ~ the state tn s0cA aUoNne
- may - neceaosfy 70 carry eat he
brow tatons Of ooctaOa l Of eAt0 A4t1-
che. provided. however. that the
amount Of bonds which nay - ~
eued Ia any oae sAiendAr year 1AA0
not excee1, Ia The Aggregate. ten mkl-
hon dcilArs. par value. aud prcctas4
further, the total amount 81 such
any time exceed seSenty Ave sailltcn
dollars. par value, The prOeeeds %
the sale Of snch tscnGs shall oe paid
into the treasury Ct tbs stats and
credited to the trunk highway fund
Any bonds 10 - asi ard sold shall
Be for q term mol exceeding twenty
t.el years. They shah act - sold tor
less than par and accrued fnscrces
and shall not bear interest 81 GREAT
er rate than i've per cent Per Ann0m-
In case Of the trunk highway sinking
fund shall not b. adequate to meet
the payment OF TIE principal and m-
serest OF tine bonds authorised BY the
legislature as hsreinbefcre provided.
tho legislature may rrcvisie BY NJ Tor
the taxation of al taxable property
Of the state In an amount sunlcisRt
To meet the deficiency. OF " may IN
ita discretion, appropriate TO suca
sinking fund moneys in the state
treasury not otherwise apprcgrtSte1
Section s. Any and Mi provlsicns
of the constitution OF the state OF
Minnesota Inconsistent with the pro-
visions OF thls Artscse, ara hershy re-
peal.d. 30 far, but oasy 80 far as the
same prohibit or hnit the power OF
the legislature 10 enact laws author :
txing or permitting the DOING OF inc
things here an be fore authorized
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
Town Of Norman

Mrs. Abraham want 70 Sana-
stone Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Forsyth went
to bruno Sunday.
Mr.. Bobbish called at the VIM.
Bonnin home Sunday.
A large numbcf attended ArA
Hager's sale Wednesday.
Laura Darnell called at the
Robert Teit1 home Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. DArncll spent
Sunday afternoon 1t the L Kov-
itx home.
| Mrs. l. b. McNelly and child
cn spent "Wednesday At the 1.
Kowitz home.
| MIR. and Mrs. Ed Peterson and
daughter called on Mr.. Wilde
Sunday afternoon.
/ Rev. and Mrs. KammAn from
Bruno were visiting ct the j. Il.
Orilvic home Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Bonnin and
childen spent Sunday evening -
the r. Darrell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bonnin and
children spent Sunday Afternoon
at the l.. Kowitz home.
| There will be church seFvicee
in the Messenger school house
Sunday. Oct. II. At 5 O'Clock.
4 The Ladies' Welcome Society
meets with Mn. J. A. Ogiivie
Thursday. Oct. 81. All are vel
come.
Miss Isabelle Ogilvie and Mrs.
Ellen Hanks from Blue Earth,
are visiting their brother. J. A.
|, OVilvie and family.
Miss Evelyn Ogilvie WAS united
in marriage 10 +. n. wilson a
! st. Paul. last Sunday. Oct. 10, a
the home Of her parents. Mr. and
! Mrs. J. A. Oxilvic.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
Pleasant Hill

Myrtle Snyder is attending
school in Bruno now.
John Southerton spent Sunday
with the Misses Davis.
Mr.. Ostercamp is spending the
week At his farm cAst Of town.
Mrs Churchill is enjoying = vi
sit from her sister whose home ID
in California.
II. ]. BcrRlund was called 10
Saltwater Monday on account al
the sudden death Of his cousin.
Want Ads in the Americas
are only lc . word per insertion.
Minimum for any one ad &c.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. Z.

Chapter sal. Session Laws Of Mime
sofa for the year 1913. proposes an
anne ndmsnt 10 section 2 OF Aru ~ ~ OK
sofa. Said section now reads As follows.
Section / Tier. shall he estab
ush~d in each organized eounty IN
the state a probAss court, which shall
be q court OF record. and be held ~
such times and places :. -, may DC pre-
one judge. who shall Be elected BY the
voters OF the county for the term Of
two years he SIAN De . .es so s OF
ton, and reside therein during hts
continuance in office. and hts com
pensation shall be provided by law he
none has been elected. but the leg
islature may authorize the election.
by the electors OF any county OF on.
clerk or register OF probate for such
county. whose powers. duties. term
of Office and compe nsAtion :nan ..
pre.crib~d by Lag. probate cerss
estates OF deceased persons and pei
SONS under guardianship. bat no 9th.
er jurisdiction. except a. prescribed
By this constitution
The amendment stnpiy proposes 70
Substitute the word "four" for the word
"tvso" % that the sentence prescribing
the duration Of the term 81 eNies ~ pro-
bate JUDGES will. the amendment 10
aaspssd, read - fosto~s:
eye shan BE- held BY enc Judge. wAe
shsH be elected ~ the voters 81 the
county Tor the term 81 ssur years."
The pvrpsss ~ said amendment and ~
erect, " adopted. ~i,i b 70 make tire
term ~ once 81 judge ~ srsesss fsus
yesss tNstsad ~ tws.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 4
Chapter s32 Session Laws Of the state
q .n:ss%.n, 10 70 s:css q A.sse *
81 tha constitution Of aid state. Said
section nOw reads ~ follows.
.-sectsoa 1. The power Of tAA.tion
shan never b surYsadsred, suspend.
"a o. contractsd away. Taxes shall
= cs,isrm ma rR: s e . 49, ana sl.;. eo
IsctsA Tor pebble pvrpossc, but pub,
house,. public hespstais- seaasm.ss
Iss u Isarni.e, ~ sAsfchss. shsrch
stitntioe. Of purely pueae cnesasE
- s.st Lube sse' curp.s ssss 80 S "a
s4vt 6on t.1ados: And thsss nay 2,
sxSspes6 from taxatton HsrssnaI
s: ss ss ;ss::1 ssdG,rs Z 80: :: 80
ss. a p-ovsSsi. Dat q -.
euFs Uay autAosfse nunie1pei op
49, it,: e e. =; -, e $500 ss.:s ysss
DgeDssty bsasAte1 sh1eecy ~tncss
10 q . cA1A vaiuAf3oo. ee9 1
80 ssTs oSsa = .e ess.ss1ss1 !. -
| 0oAify o. epseJ any ex1ean9 ~
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
II amended ~ proposed II win reas
"A follows.

Section ..2s. Every railroad com
Of railroad situated within o. partly
within this state shall during the
year 1918 and annually thereafter.
pay into the treasury Of the sfats. In
lieu Of all taxes upon all property
within this state owned or Operated
for railway purposes, BY such com
pany. including equipment. AppUrtep-
anceE. apps n0a gsn and franchise
thereof. a sum 81 money equal Of Az.
per cent OF the gross earnings derived
from the operation Of such line OF
railway within this state.
On or before August Is, 1912 and
annually thereafter, each such rail
road company shaii make. according
To law. a true ard just return Of an
months ending Jun~ Goth. next pre-
cediBg. and the said tax Of Ave per
centum thereon shall become due
and payable to the state OF Minnesota
in manner provided by law. on sept
ember LIST next thereafter.
On or before February Is. 1915 and
annually thereafter. each such rail
road company snsn mn, rake. ACCORDING
such gross earnings for the sir
months ending December 3fst next
preceding. and said tai Of ave PER
payable to the state Of Minnesota In
manner provided BY law. On March
LIST nest thereafter: and the payments
OIL euCn eutno ~ khe uf1So @GH010ue>
fore set forth shall he In full and 10
lieu Of al other taxes upon the prop
erty and franchises % taxed.
The lands acquired BY pubic grAnt
shah BE- made and remain exempt
from TAXATION until sold o. cootync-
ted 20 b. sold or conveyed ~ pro-
vided il the respective acts whereby
such IGr1ats were made or recog-
Under the prsssat Av the gTcaD earn
ingD tar pAtd by rAt1Tuad compAAtee u q
lteu of an other eAxee al aAoo11aneots
vpoa peopesty Ovne1 o. operatsl 70
nilroe1 puspeesa Undsr t. psspeae
A0endm<ot oucA tan Win b = ueu Q
tAxes eaey anl ratlFoaA companies ~
become subject 70 aADeoogneofo bAg 1oce
Improvements ID the nAms way that psi
ufe Ders0os anl cerposatjoo0. ~ pay
n . gron earnlngs tan. are cub1oct I
TAe easpeee - satd aspsalnss4 =. a
ID e06et, n aAoptsd. wlu - - soh1se
fntlRuoA companies. Daytng oroaD easn
- taxaG. q tho oovmoaG q aaDsos
000eD ~ boenl imDeuv0OeoeaL
yOu1D reoDeetfumU.
CLUTORD l. Hud0ol.
Ateog1aU 0o0M0
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14

Beginning At . point on Route Nc.
2 at Detroit and thence sxtsndsne ~
On Route No. westerly OF 0rsnd
Rapids, alYording Detroit. Park Rap
ids, walker. Rsmsr, Grand Rapids
and intervening and adjacent CON
munities . r&Asonable means o. oo
mnnieation. each With the Other AAA
Other places within the state.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14

0eginning et . point on houte No.
70 nsAy Mill Laos Lake and eheeoe
sztsedins 'e . ncrsh:riZ o n.S .Ss.o .
ex{endin9 In . aorthsastsriy 6iree-
m. Orand Rspids. HibhtaG.. CHS
hahn. Buhi. Mountain Iron, Visgfaia.
0fIbsYs, Mckinley. Blwahsk. Anron,
Tower and Ely ana tntssvsMio6 ~
RSa10 Of communicates. aacA VIII
t. otAss aad other places v'shse sns