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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-15

words, you v1ii have met your obl- gations and still have your assets in tact.
 Hold your bonds. Borrow if you have to, but hold them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-15

h,n the Daily Tex |,,, will be of in friends of the hi.
 ssning at eight
 relding, beautiful
 took place at the
 parents, Mir. and
 in Webber place. Mss Pauline, Drake hhpw Sanders, of huse was a charm
 lsorstions of field
 Vm;lov and sweet f sweet peas and TtA ferns, formed
 Thslma Drake, 2
 who presided at
 as Spring Song'
 Gentry of Denver Is, sang At Dawn na groom preceded R, Master Thomas
 Nj Prescott, whc ID 2 rose bud, en- ut Mendelssohn's M were met at the ] Wade, who per M
 Auty was enhanced shite georgette and iA a picture hat Eied a shower bou- ss and sweet peas. " MT. and Mrs. ts Spnshine Spe-
 Denver, Colorado western points
 September they me in Pine Bluff.
 sved young woman,
 Of friends in the Aft time she has slsom is a promi- q Pine Buuff, be- the firm of Maas
 s for the wedding
 mother, Mrs. B. s Bluff, Emmet slaif, the groom's l" uentry and son. n col.; Mrs. Watt N, Thomas Fred. n,dss, IS, and Miles of Dumas, were by the Rev. J. I. the First Presby- h. Norris home. ID from Dumas, 'sfal of the brides aa to Dumas la st 'psrates a garage ne of the Lake a' aVe a picnic and Ei, s0AhuOn aMd Ss at the church
 S;so to convey M
 ! e,'srlin, 12o4 East N''l0icing over the s''s soma Grace A
 N, z, returned iron, Iss'y at St. Louis. ~aent in the med. N
 En,.'s i'sturned from P Cook is visiting \, | arrive this N; V. Va, where 1'as .,l ,Blethany" Col. , Iss !. VII remain fo, E sf the college. .'' sss of Good raitl ! I,aapsl, lapel, tonight
 invited to at. at s's to the Bro
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-15

Miss Florence Mccain has return ed from Helena, where she taught school the past term.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-15

] .r.e in a,.n,'neia- the aa.
 s'tly, of i mses''n; nises of gs,tsrsd a plerSi .e,ving, nn,ehine sewing Ej,rning' .dod the
 ',,y ss, medal. Mary ,,, second honor |IIrsi vining; E, n, Ii.
 ss s'.1 Mitchell, sec, < pIs,ttaslia' third
 Iri Vinlng. Anna ] and Emma leh- l, awarded the '3s,a med
 ,,h.nical drawing Il,inins depart
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
MRS. GAIT PLEADS
FOR RATIFICATION
Noted Suffragist Leader Is
Roundly Applauded During
Address Here.

Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, president
of the National Women Voters league,
made the address which opened the
campaign to obtain the ratification OF
the woman suffrage amendrtent AZ Tue
coming special session Of the Tennes-
sec legislature, before the Memphis
League Of Women Voters, and about
$50 other citizens o. this city at
luncheon given In her honor at the
Chamber OF Commerce Monday.
The noted suffragist was introduced
by Mayor Paine, and her advent was
met with applause which continued for
several minutes and ut which time the
audience arose and remained standing
until she began to speak. Several
times during her address, when she
brought out special points why TenneS'
see should ratfy the suffrage amend
rEcnt, the audience applauded loudly.
The women were in majority at the
luncheon, but many men were also pres
ent, including several city officials.
At 1t 35 Years.
Mrs. Gait said that she had been en-
gagged in suffragist work for the last
35 years, and during that time she has
seen state after state ratity the WON
ans privilege to cast her ballot, until
at this time there was needed only
one state to make II a rational law
and II was her hope 30 see the Tonnes
see legislature ratify the amendment
at It's special StSHlblls " w NtbitN
soon, and to end this lCng fight by
the women OF the United States to OBJ
tain their political rights.
when the suffragist movement start
ed many years ago the main argument
among the men OF the country seemed
to be that should we be allowed TO say
who would hold a public office we
would vote for q handsome man, but
after looking at the city officials OF
Memphis who claim to have been great
ly benefited by the women voters OF
your city, | still have my doubts about
the truthfulness Of this statement
Mrs Gait said.
Loud applause from the women In
the audience greeted this statement,
ut Is my belief that the vote nj
the polls this year win prove that vot-
ers OF the state Of Tennessee are In
favor OF votes for women The ma,
jority of our national leaders and
statesmen, our two candidates for the
presidential chair and many governors
have signitfed their belief In the cause
which we are seeking. They are AT
intelligent men and all intelligent men
are in favor OF woman suffrage was
the closing statement made by the SUI
frage leader.
The meeting was held on the sixth
floor Of the Chamber Of Commerce, aht
six tables, which extended from one
side Of the room 20 the other, were
set for the luncheon Every chair wa
taken and many persons remainet
standing during her address,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
SUdybGck Wilson Is
Working For Orphans

Swayback Wilson Is working hard
IN his effort to raise $4,000 by Aug. !
for the erection OF the proposed Colored
Orphans home. lie now has S3,77Ooi
on deposit In local bank.
Among recent subscriptions are; f..
H. Crump. $1,000; +. w. Brode & Co.,
sic: Ferguson x Palmer, So; b; Low
enstein & Bros, So, PEREZ g. lowen-
stein, S.. Iargensen- Bennett Mig, Co.
81 &. l.. Marsiliott, IS, Dr. ], W.
IImphries. 81. Gayoso Trunk Bag
Co.. S.. Sternberg & Sons, So: White.
Wilson. Drew Co. IS; Currte McCraw
Go. S.: il, +. Booth, IS; Zanone Bros.
81 Rlgo Vannucci, So; ], W. Proudiit
81: Charley Barber, 81; Fransioll no
tsI 80: Zcllner Shoe Co. So, Clayton
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

EDGEMERE, n. "a shark.
weighing $50 pounds, was captured and
Killed on the bathing beach here yes
terday by George WeidduN life guard.
Attracted by the screams Of bathers
who fled from the water, WeidduN saw
the shark plunging over the breakers
he jumped into q small boat drove
the shark into shallow water and
dubbed 1t to death with an oar.
NEW YORK.--Th court martial be-
fore which Lieut.. Frank Lamb, senior
officer Of the navy seaplane No, 1868,
has been on trial atfth Brooklyn navy
yard charged with Illegal transporta.
ton OF liuuOr on the aircraft, adjourned
yesterday without announcing its YER
diet. The findings will be reviewed by
the secretary Of the navy.
ATLANTA--John A. Manget, Of At
lanta, resigned yesterday as fair price
commissioner for Georgia. leaving the
office to be filled by j. W; Austin, as
sistant commissioners, pending appoint
ment OF commissioner by Washing
ton.
NEW YORK. Mrs, Ellen Cyr Smith,
nationally known as an author OF school
textbooks died yesterday In Brook
Ign, She wrote the first series Of what
are now called modern readers for the
public schools Her books have been
In use in schools throughout the coun-
try for 90 years Mrs Smith was the
wife OF Perley Smith, also well-known
author.
KEMMERER. Wyo.-Three men were
killed and two others probably fatally
injured when n powder magazine blew
up at Sublct mine. - miles from here,
yesterday. according to word received
here Eight others We're seriously
burned
FRANKFORT, Kitty Kentucky
national guardsmeu viii be sent to the
Kentucky West Virginia border to pre-
vent further trouble iu the Tug river
coal fields. il was announced at Gov
Edwin r. MorrOw's office here yes
terday,
VIENNA yesterday Of
their credentials to President Set2 by
the British, French and Italian minis
tiers leaves the United states the only
great power not represented diplomat
ically in Austria.
NEW YORK. Supreme Court JUS
tice Edward J. McGolderick yesterday
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27

Hughes Co. 81: c. y. stanford 81;
Cash 81 A " Newsun, 81 WIN. T.
Outten. 81, J. A. Gormon 81: cash, 81,
Cash 81; Cash. 81. AiNon Tire X
Rubber Co. 81, e.. G., THO rps7ni.
81; walter s. buchanan. Normal.
Ala, 81 Earl CulpopDsC. 81 Burke
Riddick. 81: b. 7 DanheiseT. 81
Levys Ladies Toggcry, 81. VIM
Sanders. ST., j. NJ, Hannie. 81; r J.
humphrey 81; Floyd Butler, 5ect Taob
Taylor. toe; Chas. Smith Jr Soc Cal
vim GIBSON soc; (. Carter, sec.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27

NEW YORK.-Supreme Court JUS
tice Edward J. McGolderlck yesterday
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27

approved the application for a charter
nv the Constitutional League Of Amer
lea, which has announced its purpose OF
placing COPY of the constitution oil
the United States in all OF the ~
100000 homes OF America
BARCELONA-A torrential rain yes
terday flooded Barcelona, causing "a loss
Of four lives and considerable prop
erty damage. number OF houses cor
lapsed In the center Of the city ana
suburbs
SANTIAGO, Chne.-According to a
La Paz dispatch received here pro-
visional governing board has been con
sututed In Bolivia with Dr. Josie 81
Escalier is minister Of foreign re'a
tons Bautistt SaVedra, minister oil
the interior and Of works.
CLEVELAND. O.--Three thousand
members OF the uniformed rank hlhsh'S
OF Pythias and more than lp,UVo asie =
gates and members from all parts u,
| the country are here to attend the tlFS1
| rational convention Of the order since
| the War.
| WARSAW Three British cruiserra
| have arrived at Danzig' WORD 10 tl L
| effect has been received at the ioE
| etgn office.
| SALIVA. Kan.-Arthur w. Ramsey
| and Mrs. Jennie staff were placed IN
| der arrest here yesterday charged with
having eloped from Wichita Falls, TEX
| The womans father and Il Texas De,
| tCCtiVe who made the arrest sad ina
both were married,
/
PORT ARTHUR, Tex,-Seven Italian
stowaways. detained in jail in this city
and held for deportation by immigra'
ton authorities, broke Jail yesterday
and have not. up to this time oeei
captured.
l
| EAGLE PASS. Tcx.--A report reaCn
Ing Eagle Pass last night says wins
has taken Carl Haegelin. an American
president OF the Sabinas brewery, ah'
is holding him for ransom.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27

county. the home Of his opponent, Hon
JEFF Busby:
Monday, August 9.-Thorn, morning.
Houston, afternoon; Houlka, night
Tuesday, August 1e.-Van Nleet
morning. Burkltt institute, afternoon;
Okolona. night.
Wednesday, August li.-Sparta, morn
ing. Atlanta afternoon; Woodland
night
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
nHILEANs FEEL QUAKE.

SANTIAGO, Chile, July 27.--Advtces
sections indicate that yesterday morn
ins's earthquake had a vertical move
ms1t. affecting the central provinces
generally. The quake lasted more than
a minute In the town Of Los Andes, at
Inc foot OF the main Andean range,
where II seemed more intense IMAM m
,ny other section, There were Isolated
on ses of minor damages but no reports
Of Injuries to persons have been re-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
R. O. T. G. TO RETURN.

The II. O. r. c, boys from Memphis
will return Thursday from camp at
Columbia, S. c., In a special train over
the Southern railway. arrangements for
which are being made by c. A. DeSaus-
sure, division freight agent for the
Southern. There will be two tourist
sleepers for the Memphis boys and four
sleepers for the BOYS from Dallas.
Texas, Tho train is due to arrive here
about 7.3O pm.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
FALLS FROM TREE; KILLED

PADUCAH, Ky. July q. tSpL) Al
W. IL. Fleming. Benton, was killed
when he fell from tree in Russell;
Kan, II has been learned here, He had
climbed the tree TO remove limbs from
an electric light wire. The body was
forwarded to Benton for burial.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27

WARSAW Three British cruisera
have arrive ed at Danzig. Word to TINS
effect has been received at the iof-
eign oifieu
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
T. u. SlSS0N lNVADES
JEFF BUSBYS DISTRICT

WINONA. Miss. July q. tSpl)r-
lIor. T. L. Sisson congressman from
tne Fourth district. who Is candidat"
tol recollection. has announced the fol-
lowing lateq Tor speeches in Chickasaw
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
SHOP MEN GET JOBS.

PINE BLUFF. Ark. July q. .(Spl)-,,
Effective Monday IS to 40 additional
men arc to be employed at the Cotton
Belt shops, which addition will bring
the number up to where II was before
the reduction in the spring.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
CORN SWINGS UPW Ard
on CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO. March 17.-Fresh up-
ward swings i'm the value OF corn
took place Wednesday sinuitane-
ousIv with reports OF bubonic plague
i'm Argentina and of export buying OF
foodstuffs al New York The corn
market closed strong. ] IA to Il
net higher. with MAY at Sl.5I Ia 10
.S157 - and July. $3.50 is TO Sl.5O
IS. In oats the finish ranged from q
decline 10 I 5-S advance. ProVi-
eions scored gains of u to 80 cents.
Corn began 10 ascend as soon as
the market opened. but heavy sell
ing 10 realize profits led TO de-
.sded break before the market went
soaring I'm earnest Nearly all OF
the news which developed was al
yerse 20 bears. and initial advances
due 10 Argentine advices were there
Tor, made the signal for general
selling. 80.
eastern shipping demanded lift
I'd cash oats here 20 81 IL cents, the
tonmost figures on record.
Firmnees Of provisions was as
crihed 20 enhanced values of hogs
and grain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
THE CANARY.

Julia Sanderson and Joseph cav
thorn, in Charles Dillingham; new
musical comedy, The Canary,
comes 10 the oliver theater Thurs
day night.
In addition 10 the charm Of Miss
SandersOn and the fun of CaWthOru.
there are DOYLE and Dixon, eccen-
trio dancers. Maude Eburn. one of
the best condolences i'm musical
comedy. a large cast, chorus and
the famous Broadway "Johnnies.
The Canary IS a joyous musical
comedy in three acts, with clever
lines from the French of Georges
Barr and Louis Nerneuil, and catchy
music by Ivan Caryll and Irving
Berlin. Everybody dance seems
to be the watchword. and the pro-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
STOCKS ACTIVE ON
new YORK MARKET
Session - Dull and Uncetain
at Open But Strong at
Close.

NEW YORK March 1T-Stocks
were active and strong at the OPEN
ing "wednesday. duh and uncertain
during the Intermediate session and
higher than az any previous period
in the hnal hour, WHEN many SUBJ
siantial gains were registered
The spirited rebound in the later
trading followed word from Wash
Ington that the secretary ~ the
treasury had advised against the inn
position OF a tax on stock dividends
until the beginning OF next year
Baldwin Gains
Equipment motors and oils as
featured by Baldwin Locomotive.
Stutz and Mexican Petroleum led
rue sudden and vigorous advance to-
wards the end. Baldwin gaining IL
points and Su,z 20. while some two
scOre less prominent issues made
net gains OF three TO 10 points.
Crucible Steel and General Mo-
tors. which again created much un-
settlement by their erratic course.
finished a. comparatively nominal
gains after having fuctuated within
10 point radius. Sales amounted
to 0JO. 600 shares
A belated rise IN Liberty az and
the better tone Of high grade rails
were the features OF an irregular
and contracted bond market. inter
nationals recording no material
change. Sales tpar value) aEgre-
gated s1O.S75, 600. Old q. s. bonds
were unchanged on call
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
GOLDEN DAYS

George c. Tyler, who will bring a
new play called Golden DAYS" 10
its FIRST performance on any stage,
with Patricia COllinge as star. at the
oliver theater Saturday, March 20,
is one Of the best known producing
managers OF the American stage.
His career covers more than twenty
years and has been characterized
by incessant activity. More than
600 plays have been staged under
his auspices and many Of them have
theatrical history. He has special
lied In drama and only a few OF
the titles on his list have been mus
ical comedies. He has directed the
tours OF European stars OF interna-
tiOnal reputation, among them Nine.
Ratane, has developed much Amer
lean talent in acting. and has always
been an enthusiastic sponsor of the
American playwright.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
TRAVFIT\IK

Poland Restored" is the subject
Of Mr. Newmans fourth talk az the
Oliver theater Friday night OF this
week. Wonderful scenes IN the
streets OF Warsaw. in the Jewish
quarter showing their shops. We
will also see how America feeds
nearly one million children each
day. We viii also be taken 10 the
cities Of LODI. Bosen as we'll as into
the rural districts among the peas
ants one Of the interesting Incl
cents in this trip is an interview
with Mr.. and Mrs. Paderewski
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
CASTLE

Whether one approves of prohibi-
ton or not they can't help laughing
with and al Bryant Washburn in
The Best Six Cellars at the Castle
today, because after all Il Is a case
OF ffty-ffty with the question and
the manner IN which one young
couple try 20 reform the rest Of the
social colony because they failed 10
get stocked up is most amusing,
and natural. Wanda Hawley Is the
wife and is most charming. while
Mr. Washburn acts with his usual
bashful attractiveness
Tomorrow. 'Laska" T. atur S
Frank Mayo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
IASAIIlE-

They called her All of q Sudden
Peggy because she did things on
the IMPULSE OF the moment. this
heroine Of the picture by that title
which is shown at the LaSaUe to-
day and tomorrow. Played charm
ingly by Marguerite Clark. this IS a
delightfully."- romantic comedy with
its situations built around love at
first sight Miss Clark Is seen as a
dainty Irish miss who succeeds IN
marrying off her widowed mother
after many unusual incidents have
taken place.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
FAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

EAST BUFFALO y. " March IL
CATTLE-Receipts 10; market steady ;
shipping steers, S13 OO'd1f25 butcher
grades 50 OOdd2 70. cows. - OOdlOOO
CALVES Receipts. go. market active,
30. lower. Gull to choice. S6.OOd23.OO
SHEEP AND LA.MBS-Recel pts. 1000,
market Gctive, steady chSice lambs,
Sfq 50d2O. 90. cusl to fair. $l6O0Q Is 20 /.
earrings. S18OO01s %; sheep, S0WD
1900
HOGS-Receipts 900; market active
aud steady. Workers. $1GJOd16.6O, pigs,
So O0d1J.IJ. mixed S16.aJQ 1880. heavy.
$1,000 1900. roughs, S12.O0d13.J0 stags,
81 plNT.1O0O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18

rider. The piece tells a beautiful
story Of the love OF q minister FOR
the little circus girl a circus In
full operation and other remarkable
scenes are shown through the sis
reels. The Gaum0nt Weekly Of cur
rent events and a single reel com
edy viii also be shown. Blue
Blood" a five reel society drama.
Helen Holmes IN The Fatal For
tune" the sensational serial story,
and the Fox News are on for Fri
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
ORPHFzUNI

An original comedy entitled
Three A "" is presented By Julia
Nash and c. n. O'DOnell. as the top
line feature OF tOdays new vaUde-
vile D.l At the Drpheum. Nixon
and sans are next in favor and
offer blackface comedy and songs.
Lady Alice's Pets, furnish q real
novelty In animal acts, while Eft
mimic and sister musical concept
ton supreme and Bud and Jessie
Gray. round out the program with
brilliant bits Of vaudeville wit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
MARKETS
cHIcAco LINZ eTocK

CHICAGO. March 11.-HDGS -eipts
900. market 10 % M; bulk, >14.-4
1890: butchers, $14OOQ1GOo, packing.
Sl27OfT13.2J; lights. SlfG0dlGOo. pigs.
SfaOoM1476. rOuEhs SO GOA Co
CATFLES-Receipts 1900. market
steady 20 strong beef 80 tJd II 40,
butcher stock. s7OOd1325. Gamers and
cutters. S5OOdT 90. stoclSers and feeders.
s18 1od II 90
SHEEP-Receipts. 900 market
steady: wool lambs. S1f0Od 1873 ewes.
- 1JQI14. %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
CHucAoo PRoDTCE.

CHICAGO. March BITTER
Creamery extras. &c standards. &C
arsts. GOdO5c seconds 63Q05c
EGGS-Ordinaries, 3jd42Hc; hrsts,
43G742a.c.
ESE-Twins. 25ihc; Americas,
3O3ac.
POTITRY-FOWls. sc. ducks. Ssc
geese 22c; springs. 42c. turkeys az.
POTATOES-Cars 20. Wisconsus per
100 lbs. 81 25d5JO; Minnesotas per 100
lbs. SJ.2Jd6.JO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
INnIANAPoL5s LIVE sTOCK.

TNUTANAPOIdS. March, lT.-HOGS-
Receipts. 1900; market steady, loo up :
hest heavies. Si4 100 1925; mediums and
mixed. SI0OO0u6.25: common to choice.
Si925Q1040; bulk Of sales, Sl6OO9lO.2'-
CAN'T E-Receipts LOO. market
steady. active, steers, 81 -OOd14OO. COWS
and heifers. S5.OOd13CO
SHEEP Receipts, 50; market steady (,
top. 90 OOsd96O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18

Guction Is happy corr blnatlon Of
pretty faces, catchy songs. clever
dancing, full Of dash buoyancy ana
youthful spirits. with just enough OF
tne dra matte 20 maze good comedy.
and a love story that is romance IT,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
AUDITORIUM.

Polly Of the Circus" "a picturiza-
zion of the famous circus play. is
todey's attraction at the Auditorium.
Mae Marsh, one OF the cleverest
women on the screen, plays the
TILE role. that OF a little bareback
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18

go. first 4's-9O. 60: second 4's-S9.-
90: first al 's-91-0O. second - s.
1855: third 4H's-92.6S; fourth
4it's-9O.O4: fifth 434 $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18

FOR THURSDAY AT BECHLER
BROS $40 :. Michigan st.
Finrst Sugar Cured Bacon 20c
Test sugar Cured lean Picnic
Hams fSC
= T.oaycs of Bread ........2 Csc
1307-1S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
z,hghEainRaiss&
MINSTREIS.

Clar8son and Hill's Ministries are
the attraction az the Oliver theater
tonight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18

PITTSBT re LIVE STOCK.
PTFTSRT NG. Pa. March il-.A II
- Receipts light. market steady choice
Sl4 eOdi45O good. S12Jo0 1870. fair
- JOf31O 30. veal calves. S2lo0d--oo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
CLOSING PRICES
new YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK March 17-Closing
prices on tEe stock exchange today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18

CHICAGO March Il 'NRN-No. =
yellow. 81 Goal O.. No. 3 yellow. 81 sea
Ssh No. yellow. $3.50 t5Tiq; 80. $
mixed. 81 81: No. 8 mixed, Sis No. >
mixed. 81 ST. No 3 white, 81 59frl 6lls A..
No. white. 81 5661 .jSig NO. . white,
Sf56
okTS-No. white. lsQ26t4c No. .
white a2d94c
PARIEN-St fST1 o..
WYE-S1 1G fFn
TIMOTHY SO 5Olf 100.
CT OVER-Sf5 600 80 90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
cUIcACO GRAIN Am PROVISION.

Openfpg High Low clos
The Snowflake herald., 1920-07-02
Iudge Gives a Henery
Knock Out Dose

Some time ago Judge 10. Free
man made a trip to Clay Springs
with Frank McLaws in the lat
ter's Ford. Concluding to re-
turn to Snowflake, they thought
it best to liven up the jitney with
a dose Of gas and the Judge was
appointed for the job. Seeing a
collection of 5-gallon cans near
by he grabbed one of the weight
lest of the lot and proceeded to
prepare Henery with the life
giving stuff for the return jour
ney. Now, it is a well-known
fact that a jitney will 90 pretty
we'll without gas, oil or water
if it is in the right humor, but
it refused to bulge with this
G. S. gas the Judge had so
generously supplied it. Every
one within calling distance was
brought into service to take a
turn" in trying to persuade His
Jitneyship to leave town." but
nothing doing. But about this
time Mr.. McLaws discovered
that the Judge instead of getting
gas had emptied a large portion
of 5-gallon can of molasses
down the Ford's neck, and some
time was expended before the
homecoming trip could be made.
Some fellow suggested that the
Judge hereafter lookout a little,
for he might pick out a can oi
nitro glycerine or even a can Of
whiskey, although the latter
would be an impossibility in G.
S.. where everything is dry"
even the farmers. The jitney
has recovered from the shock
the greatest one no doubt it ever
experienced.