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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16

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oes Ell Hiece, Sulia .. Seuinm / 8els.
afneoes Mono bobe Ipril 1919.
Inorcip ooIt bar fsot / 6urbal3 Yrez
'tc8irlo Den lite Nouembcr 1912. 6an
hnpoc pGret bdarIig me9et al Sioen BET
''oltc aar al lit 2iu. ! 81 Gar babe
ban oGrct Mcolcm al 6irrnact 3o!t
Bros. / 2elaban, men iraf ii9 tilbage
ira Sorretntn9cu / 1902. 0au efterz
lnoer li9 @raNrene Ole q. % 2lnton e.,
Selapan, % eli Seiter, Mrs. Gnua
Sobnlon, Glarfnelo, Ninn,
Wr5. GlenN grict'on. Ell al %ioucrs
tuinpernc / 6reeboru Gpuntp, Miuu.,
pebe Den 24be i lin Sntter, Mrs. 81.
:. y. Sariuns &iem. Iioppe bar prs
ret DnorIi9 meo 6ellcn itoeu lin Wtaun3
Soo Tor pttc Idr itoen, % Sc iloitc
Waancoer par blm icngcliggcnoe.
Ilopbe SeIiD Tacobion @ulff. bar
iebl &if, So9n, Norge, Den 7oe Cfto,
Der 1911. 0cnoca Nprrlorc a Gle
% Sn8ebor9 Sncoblen @ulif. @,tu font
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Narm til 1902 % flptteoe on I'll Nlbcrt
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gen, % mtDer bans Eieneitc / 9rncen
maatte hun ltellc nep Sarnen, Iom BUN
tepit funNc; % bun 9ioroc Oct goot.
S,loldrerne bar | De Sage podfGroe, pg
%Epbnggernc bar itaoi9 / Stare Ior Sper-
iolo. men @air9. eriefion git tappert
ieienncm nllc Ereuclicr. Sum bar Nor
I'll ii Barn. hporaf Otto leoer. Golparb
o. enliIn (Mrs. :. u. &mt9en) CT psbe.
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% Ntr5. y. IS. Karen, Ilberf yea. Cc1
arapelien foregif Den 27be @tdrt5 ira
Gr. % Mr5. 2arieno Siem. Yaltor
Nerpig forretteoc.
Set bebaQeoe 6erren / hans @isDom
pco Spoen at bortfaloe min eneIte eIItes
Sc Spu Ole Eeper glgoaen Den 11oe
Norts 1920 / Ell Nloer al 2S Iar. ,
Mooncocr og 3 Sage. 0an a loot
ueo Gl0aacn, Noros, 9ior9e. al 6orpl
orcnc Gle 8. Glgoneu % Huitru, Maria
@Igoaen. Sans @toocr CT %bprtnonbret
for 4 Nur itocn. Sreb Elco bans Steo!
Wcliionct nrrc bans Minoc!
Sans huarot preueoe Sdoer,
Ole 8. Glgaacn,
Hcnucr, 2. Snf,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
Sreliesarmecns
olarsreSnlfab.

Zen unlcrlfanifc "SaIpation 9Ir.
mus" I%orsrapport, iom iorIeoeii
Gag oifentliseioroeS / Rep Dorf,
riier, at $1,03S,334 al De S14.167,.
693. ionl ! 1919 bar bioragct iii
Some Serpice" .6onoet, bar aupenoi
I'll aisb eler Spanins al Soipitaler,
HeouingSbicm % andre ligucnoe
Snitirltipuer. Gen EoriegiGIo, ionl
armeen hor urrct trptfct al, or bic.
pct iorminolfet meb $t,SS1,t93, %
Sincererues 2snninscr bar oeiaa
tlcpet ~fcrbeoreSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
ellie tvif, Sfibc ioIet.

@aibinQtOn ben 1ioc Nprll <ieI.
q Ell lgaar Al ben io0crolc Stib3
inrt2fommi>iion o'f1utIlQQiort Nap.
port cr ale sc tritc Sfibc, iom ouer.
togc@ Al Nealcriugen unocr ariscu.
INT IoIat. Sc iloitc If al oi5ic tio.
ligeyc mifc NnuocI@itibc bIcp iolgt
/ lllcn iom euotc ocu 10oc April.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
De oanlfe DaIe.

sra ySaiblnQtou meIoea oen lice
April: Zen bcrurrenoc oanife sc.
CATION blep iOag / ct aobelgrom I'M,
ocrrettet on. al Sc oonifc Hi9aoag5.
pala er bIet iloiat I'll Ben 26oc Npril.
@eaae Hiaabaacu2 aamrc bar ueo-
tagct Sen al SociaIiitcruc % oe ga.
oitole Iorlan9tc &algrciorm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
bei 6runoleie.

Sra ucm 2)orf berctte5, of 8rulo.
ltptfet, bporpaa SoteI 9ucfingbora
% 9cIgrapis Experiments III itaar.
CT leiet til Sirmoct Socfs & &c..
lom her agter at opisrc iii npc @ar.
oclapolaos. @runocn CT Icict Tor ct
<lo@rnm al 1O5 liar, ior bDilfcu
lto 6irn1act ifal bctalc en- %eic al
cmtrcrt $35,OO0,OOO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
Soro pil "unoerlcees".

Serrp Iorb, ser par Zen. Nen.
bcrrpS Ufoofanoioat uco Tnlget
1918, bar tilitiQet Gor. Staters Sc.
mats Nalgfomite en- Striuelic, bpori
ban iorlangcr Ell oicbliffelis %
grln1oig llnoerisaelie al &c Seifplo.
nin8s onl TolgbcoraQ, iom er irem.
fonnttt moo BAN / 6orbinoelie meo
Sendtorfampognen. ipecielt ior "og.
loo at haze onueitot tore % uloulIge
Fcn9clurllncr amber &al8tonpag.
mem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
Sooer Sullipan 900.

,S'oI1c CT telegram ira Chicago,
or Rogcr 6. Sunipou 9cntotrotcr.
nc@ bcromtc poIiti'tc gas" / >lQi.
nola % Ell Al Eartict3 i~noilpoclicS.
rlNc ~nationalc 6nrcrc, Sen toc s..
afgaaet peo Goocn i lit Stem ser i
NnCn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
peit lenot meo oleropIan

Santa Barbara, Golii, ocn 12tc
April. &rOOcIpb2hCtcn "Mercu
m, ser cr in0mclot til Ncitcuoitil
llnQeu, onfom igonr pr. Ncroplau
ira &o2 Nu1elc@. Cen bcionot ii9
/ be0itc &cIloacnoc citrr SllItrciicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
Sntet Scfcrcnounl.

sra Sonllu0 NIld)., mcloc3. at
Statcna @olcitcrct bar nigipet olir
Sicnoclic, at >cai2Ioturcn3 Natiii-
tation al Observation-Disclosures til
Dc Norcllcoe Stoicr9 @rmolou CT
cnocIlg. ~ at Oct fife fan azores til,
@lcnltauo for en- ToIfcoiitcnninq.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
~mOsm9no!- Sapoe meaet

g SOB Se9niug eiter Sarrne os gpeiens
BONNIE al SfanbInaper libite adr nil oelou
bette 2lor ruaoe ale iom trnter at flebe
6urme eler lniem gpeu at tomme bib, ou
nj bar mango Sortriu, iom mango Steoer
life bar, nemli9 De bebite Stoler % port
sano os Ssli99enbeo er uomerfet. Sar bet
bebite llopals al hiem / Nortbiielo os OPP
oprteoe Sarnle / Rice, @oobbue oe Safota
Gountper; liseleoes andre Steber / Minnes
lola; oslaa bet beolte Yuup / Jiortb Tafotd
o9 Canada. altto en- reoelis Sebanblin9.
3. Ereite9aro, Nortblielb, Dtinneiotd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
llonrpnelie.

NSaIbilgton bCn hoe 9lpril. Ihu.
6orbmoaicnotor (bcooorc Burton
ira Ohio er iQonr al Ernliocut @il.
ion uoltUput I'll Wtc0lcn al Gorif-
commissioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
Yope County
MiunciDtn SaMO.

%i lolote oper 20 sarme bet liofte aar,
men her er enbnu mango patre ,Sorme tii'al9s
/ bet pelbetenote uorife Excitement runot
Storbut, Eope Gountp, Wtinn., lont er be-
lioaenoe 6entralparten al Stuten, pda
Nortbern Gaciiic Sernbauelinien, 14O Wtll
noropeii ira Mlinneapolis. Sfrip efter Dor
giite al ipecielle goottisb paa sano- % Sps
eieuoou.
Peterson & LANDMARK,
Starbuck, MINI.
Office. First National Bank.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
On CONNER blanbt 0labipler

On CONNER blanbt @labiplcr
al ell sannnieI GIaSioImanb. iaIt is
lnrerise % unbcrhoIoenoe aapitler ON
9prtninsen al ben bersmte SauebIomlt.
Ieo mango ppperliee S%uuitrationer al De
beoitc % melt populGre 9labioliorter.
ctc. Yris 80 Gents eIIer n,eo Soften"
Ct aar for INN S2.O5.
THE ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
.ehW tidisan Sarme- gn fgrite

~ SIusiss ,Sarm pauit SsttIement 50
slcres; 40 Heres Gloslanb, 8elten Stog CO
Sapnesans; ; z Icrss Sopses, ? Herss seblss
bape : S9rsliers gus, saoe og uobuIe, 2
soSe Seite, 4 8isr, unsfreaturer, Reoifaber,
@ai,iueri, tort iast, alt paa Slaolen msez
isIssr. Iris So 900. $500 t%outant. Ger
tan tisnss So 200 paa benne Sarm. Seno
eiter Siusbe al 6armen. Gu 100 gerss
ubprfet Sarm lom nil sipe Sapnesans III
100 arsatursr en- ASnusalom- paabespnot;
5 Nil ira COB Marfsbspla5s. Iris $4,000,
lib, toniaut. Grin hpao Se enitsr % reg
oil sipe nGrmere Splpsuins. ". G'iIlsbers,
Seottpiue, Mid. u. 3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
0aO Ds uperfpre biue Spbafs

- Bilms. 'Spis bu er blepeu ifuiiet meo
arbetoe moSta9et ira andre 6irnaer, gin os
en- Frepe. Vi bar bunbreber al tilireoie
Number operdlt / Sorenebe Stater, bpiltet ct
9oot 2'eplS Ior, at port grbeibe litfert pil till
frebSlttle. Sfrip eiter npeite Erisliite oq
Erepe paa aftrpf. ri i~oripner big nleo
6tlmbplltre for 5orienoelle al Nilms. Ron=
tont neo Seitiliu9eu. Srilrerter mobtuees
life. Is. G. Wosn, Grpert aooafiit, Sor n,
"a Grosle, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16

Nebiatte Sarter g sssssss''.: = s.. m
~ eteeer. GsrtrnsIs Detestxs to Hestsfis Sstkr
] The Boyd Tran0f0r Oo~ 01neaoek NM
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
"The World Today"
Reconstruction Edition
al "Amerifu % bets Mls
Iiereoe / Ieroensfrigen".

Meo tore tolurertc S%otngraTier al
Irriipcnt @iliol,. General Eerlbln9,
Noritnlf Soth OF @encrul 0alg uonertet
conet iii Snbrdnnln9.
Settc prGstisc, rist iluitrcrtc % III
Itruftiue S,eite inoebulocr me &arfer
puer ailc icm @%erocnsoeic.
@~uropatartct piicr lnolcoes Dc me
Slater: Yolen. GSechpsS lopafid, Sii9os
Slapia. Ukraine o. i. y. Sise'aa tore
iinoes Ct nleact p~rienierenbe Start oper
Den drcritauite Sefror | Srartrtg, ION
paa ell heiit iutereslant gtoaoe pier
9iniernes Stillina for huer SAG, eTters
lum DC. i set nGiten fire gtdaneoer ldn9e
Slu0 blep ifspet trent qieunem I~reonner'
itooen "a oper Gipen NenIe lnottl %aas
b~enitilitdnoen Den lie Nopenrber. en-
Nusie Sileoer fra Slugmdrten Ieologer
Scrten. %crtet iuoeholber oc0lIoeu rlerc
Iasie SiQeoer fr aSla9marten leold9er
Sertcu. %crtet inoehploer oerllocu Here
bel oa lhalpiioes 8iIeoer | natlIrtro 6ars
Der. buorai iirr CT az ser biltprl'fc gies
bill, "a YrGliocut Willon pplGIer tit
ariosbuoitab / aonaresien. Den 6te Iprtl
1917, CT i~petielt pnttert. Setfe Seite er
paa GnaeIf. Yris 90 Gents eIlsr mco
"Yoiten" CT Iar for nm S2.35.
THE ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.
DEBORAH. Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16

NuifcS. = On 9lore 8ise euer
- Gufe fan iaa en- COB SLABS paa Ell
,Sarm lom 6usbolberlfe. Gisr life uoset
ont peofommenoe bar ct Barn. Sfrip bpao
9en iorlaugsS / fsrite @reu. YGiillen Il
Nanien, Suata, Soutb Eatotd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16

Nnifcs.-8i9e eler mlboelals
- orenbe apinos or 6usarbeioe. Sortrinz
Zig anlebuins for Ell Der er bpstis NOT til
belt at ~foreitaa ousbolouingen. sSu9eu Taif
eler Strps. Seolte yen. j. 6. greper,
hilbert Sea, Miuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
NmneS.- 9iae til at biitaa meb

~ Nllsdrbetoet % pdsIe Vdrft. WobI
6iem os COB eeu. Stubls @ulGttslis. Sp=
gin aloer % iorpeutet Con liant nuar BIZ Fan
fonrme. Mrs. Z. e.. CITRATE, 2629 18th
@ps. g, Miuneapolis, Miuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
SiialAs. -Surtrinli9 apartlefz

= tI1dINs. -SDrtrlnIlg Tourtlet@
- ton n9r Badger, Goieau Gouutp,
Minn. Telpis improved. S25. 90 pr. Acre.
$1,000 90 toutant % Siltaar eiter sieberens
Inifs for Reiieu. yigser ino iii Sarm al
iamme apaIitst iolst for S45. 90 pr. acn.
6. 6. Sterselieu, y. W. 6. q. Slosy
Winneapolis, Wiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16

Sttialgs. Sarme / 8eb Hiuer
Sdleu 9obe improvements, 9rilcr lat
Tor at iGlge, lette 0ilfaar. Silifrip @ieren,
8. &. Mpbre, 623 H. Z. G%lpenlle, 6ar9o,
9tortb Satota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16

MoNlc faa Suiino Dollars bill
~ life rRtfe lan9t 6iebet al Ell Sarm
| De Stater, buor Vanbet er bot Q5ris, men
no9le toa lritnb Collars pil flsbe bio EN-
,Sdrm | Minnelo ta. Grin eiter fri Qiteraz
tnr. Ereb 2. Sherman, Commissioner Of
Immigration, Room 113 State Capitol, ct.
BAIL, Minueiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16
Oauosm Gmo! Sfrip til Salpur

- Sauoo for lluberretnins os Rriier paa
9ooe Sarme Gembina eountp, Deb Riper
Galen. falpor Sauno, Gaualier, z. Saf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16

Office: First National Bank.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-16

G.rtf 8art % Site, @uottiBb pna
y Gano nGr Gpilinsbperne. Safer, $50,
ct. Groir Sails, &isconiin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-16
Former Cashier
 to be Tried at
 Star City Today

0. D. Miller, former cashier of the Bank of Grady, will be placed on trial in the circuit court at Star City today on indictment charging embez- clement of funds of the bank. An other case set for trial today is that of Forrest Freeman, 2 young white man, under indictment on charge of murder. He is accused of killing Ira Breedlove.
 Wilbur Triplett, negro, who is ac- cpsed of assaulting George Bryant contractor, and attacking Mrs. Bryant is scheduled to face Jury at Star City tomorrow. The Bryants were assaulted on Sunday, September 5 near South Bend. The negro first clubbed the contractor into uncon- sciousness, and then attacked Mrs Bryant who had gone to her husbands aid. She struggled with the negro until her cries attracted rescuers when her assailant fled. Triplett was arrested the next day and taken to the farm at Cummins. An attempt to lynch him was frustrated by the farm officials. He was indicted on Tuesday at Star City on charges of assault with attempt to kill for his attack on MT. Bryant and for at tempted assault, as a result of his attack upon Mrs. Bryant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-16
DECLARES ROOT
 PLAN ENDORSES
 WILSON LEAGUE
Governor Cox Says Results of Conference Surprised Sen-
 atOr Harding

Salt Lake City, Utah, Sept. 15.-- Plans for an international court un- der the league of nations, as reported from Paris, were advanced by Gov ernor Cox in his Utah campaign to- day as telling argument for the league. They further confound Sen. ator Harding and other republican opponents, the democratic presiden. tial candidate declared in addresses tonight.
 Reiterating that the republican league critics had failed to offer any substitute and had expected that Eli hu Root would bring forth a new plan, Governor Cox made the follow ing statement on the reported court outline:
 "Today we learn that the commis- sion on which MT. Root is member has made it's report, establishing a world court for the adjudication of questions according to rules of law We find, however, that this court is g part of the league covenant.
 "It is apparent, therefore, that this court of international justics, which MT. Harding hoped would be sub stitute for the league of nations, now appears as an essential part of the league; and one which without the league would have no standing what ever. s.sF
 "This limb cut off, MT. Harding sitting on the end, we may look for ward to another frantic effort from Marion to confuse the public and keep both Senator Johnson, who is agoinst any kind of league, and Elihu Root, who is not only for the league but has performed valiant services for the existing league, for the party candidate,',
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-16
Let Women Decide
 Says Will Hays

Chicago, Sept. 15. Will Hays chairman of the republican national committee, in a statement tonight said the republican party was willing to let women of the country decide whether the United States shall en- ter into obligations which will make her sons liable to be ordered by for eign powers to foreign soils to settle foreign disputes"
 MT. Hays statement was made, he said, "apropos of the Maine election where the fight was waged on the league of nations and Wilson"
 "For 160 years the women of the country have given being to our soldiers, MT. Hays said.
 "For 150 years the women of this country have inspired our soldiers to deeds of unexampled heroism But the women had no voice in the disposition of these soldiers. Nov, by the triumph of supreme.rj justice the women will have . voice in the disposition of our soldiers. The re- publican party is ready to let the women of this country decide wheth- CT the United States shall enter into obligations which will make her sons liable to be ordered by foreign poi CTS to foreign soils to settle foreign disputes"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-16
SENDING LETTER OF RESIGNATION TO PARLIAMENT President Deschanel Summons Premier to Give Him
 Message FALL FROM TRAIN
 CAUSE OF ACTION Letter to Both Houses No Doubt Will Deeply Move Members;
 Not Asked to
 Resign

Paris, Sept. 16-Premier Millerand will motor to Rambouillet immediate ly on his arrival from Geneva this morning, and President Deschanel will receive the premier and tell him of his irrevocable resolution to resign.
 The letter of resignation which will be read to parliament was written some days ago. It is said to be couched in terms which cannot fail deeply to move the members of the two houses of parliament.
 "The tragedy of Deschanel," which for nearly four months has been the secret of few persons, now has be- come public property, and nothing but the warmest sympathy is being expressed on all sides for the presi- dent of the republic, as it is announc- cd that he has decided irrevocably to resign.
 President Deschanel's four months fight against illness has been a cour- ageous one, but since his accident at Mont Argis May 23. when he fell from moving train, it has been a losing one, and the hope for his early recovery now has been abandoned.
 Retire in Week
 Before another week has passed it may be safely said, M. Deschanel will be retired to private life.
 There is no immediate danger of President Deschanel dying, it is said. but it is certain that there is no pos sibility of his resuming the duties of his post of chief executive.
 The initiative for the resignation came from MT. Deschanel himself Several times since the accident he has informed Premier Millerand that it was his intention to relinquish of- flee.
 The relapse suffered by M. Desch- anel last Friday, while not considered immediately dangerous, convinced the president that the hour had come for him to relinquish his responsibilities as first citizen of France.
 Charles c. A. Jonnart, extraordi- nary ambassador to the vactican, who is looming as formidable candidate for succession to the presidency, is now resting at his country home near Dunkerque. The Associated Press was informed today by his secretary that M. Jonnart was in much better health than last January, when his name was prominently brought for ward for the presidency. The secre- tary added that M. Jonnart would re- spond to the call of the deputies and senators if they decided to choose him for the post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-16
PLAN TO WEED OUT OFFICIALS
 WHO LIKE ''WETS''
Anti-Saloon League Makes Plans to Enforce Vol
 stead Act

Washington, Sept. 15.-A program designed to "rid" the government of officials who do not observe or en- force the Spirit as we'll as the letter. of the Volstead act, was put under way at the first session today of g national conference here of Anti-Sa- loon League officials.
 As the irst step toward carrying out the proposed program, the con ference appointed committee to draft resolution which. legue of ficials said, would serve notice on federal judges that their "sacred duties must be sacredly performed The committee was instructed to re- pert tomorrow morning. Impeach- ment proceedings were suggested as a means to compel lax judges to em- ploy in a proper manner the penal provisions of the prohibition enforce ment act.
 Want Congress Like Desert
 The conference evinced determin- ation that the next congress be made "dry and kept dry" Speakers ex- pressed the fear that "the power of the vets is not entirely drowned 2 and unless majority is maintained in congress favorable to rigid en- forcement the prohibition code may be changed.
 Administrative officers, it was in- dicated, also will be brought within the leagues program. Theproposal was made that the league "build fires under those who betray the trust" of their appointment.
 The discussion of the league off, cials bought attacks on officials who have to do with enforcement of the volstead act. The internal revenue bureau was criticised for issuina "scads of wholesalers permits" and federal judges were accused of "cod- dline moonshiners and bootleggers Many judges were pictured as tod lenient.
 Wayne B. Wheeler. general coun- sel for the league. made an addrese in which he called upon "all perscnl who believe in law enforcement" to stand by the league in electing only dry candidates to congress. He said 1t was most ssinopportune saying that encourage lawlessness. saying that the country is, facing "much defiance of law" and he believes serious dan ger lay in the situation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-16
AMERICAN BODY WILL PROBE INTO
 IRISH PROBLEM
Committee of One Hundred to Hear Sim Fein and Brit
 ish Arguments

New York, Sept. 15.--Oswald Gar rison Willard announced tonight that one hundred representative Ameri- cans had accepted the invitation of his magazine, The Nation, to con stitute non-partisan commission to sift charges of atrocities in Ireland made against one another by the British government and the Sim Fein. The announcement says the Committee of One Hundred on Ire. land, as it will be known, feels that some neutral action is necessary in order to preserve Anglo-Saxor friendship and prevent the spread ci ill will.
 Referring to Anglo-American re lations, the invitation says one grave result of the present situation is "the rapid growth of anti-British feeling which seriously threatens the un' speakable calamity of war betweer the nited States and Great Brit ain."
 The program of the committee ii not fully developed, but it's sponsors suggest that the British government Sim Fein and others be asked to pre- sent such evidence of violence oi wrong-doing as they possess. Th' committee, it is said. will designat' a small commission to hear testimcn, and make "a thorough and impartia report" The committee plans to be gin sessions in Washington in Oc tober. The announcement says:
 Come to America.
 ! "It is understood that Presiden' De Valera is ready to appear befor' such body and that Mrs. MacSwi ney. wife of the imprisoned mayor ol Cork, will cross the ocean for th' same purpose. The English poin of view will be presented equally fui ly. The project does not contem plate any recommendations in regars to, future political relations between Great Britain and Ireland"
 MT. Villard's statement says tha the representative Americans on th' committee of one hundred incaud' United States senators, representa- tives in congress, mayors, judges a1lt leaders in professional, business ans other labor circles. \ partial lis of acceptances includes Senator' Ashurst of Arizona; Spencer of Min souri and Walsh of Massaehusetta The list contains the names of tn mayors of Newark. N. !, Jersey City N. J.; vicksburg, Miss, Milwaukee st. Joseph, Mo-; Cambridge, Mass. Toledo and Omaha. Among other are United States District Judge Am idon Of North Dakota. William Allsi White of Emporia. Kans; \. 2. Moor of Pittsbureh, William Randolph Hearst, Jane Addams Of Chicagc, Mi Abbey Scott Baker of WaShington President Neilseh of Smith College Prof. Irving Fisher of YAls upiver sity; Maurice r. Exan. former nh ister to Denmark: Owen R. LovsjSy secretary. of the National Child La' Dor Committee and Dudley Field M lone, New York. s2ss.s x
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-16
uge Still Springs;
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Pss Ak, Sept. 15.-,ne ! |ss.nplete illicit stills that sser run across in this ptufed and destroyed ..a, Prohibition officsr.| MI K officers. The still 9iles north Of the s. ssasa spot on cedsr! " seasy Of the still M ..,'. as capab able Of turr- 7',sas ss of the finishei'| still val out sf <! equipped rith sas yesssls ussd
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-16
Artist Friend of Stanley Dreyfus
 Has N. Y. Dates

Gabriel Eneel. the. talented young violinist. who is to appear in Pine Bluff soon, has contracted for five Sunday night concerts at the Metro politan opera house. New York, ae- cording to letter received here yes- terday by D. Stanley Dreyfus, ! close friend Of the young artist, Enrico Caruso and other vocalists and mpsicians of worldwide fame will alec appear It the Sunday might copeerts at tho Metropolitan opeFn house. Ameriea's foremost palaee of murie. x.
 III. xnssl Will bs hard in eeassrt III ths Hieh dehsel md ditostnnas Inn. ||911 TIT SyeSir, efobsr 25 i, utls sx
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-16
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SCOUR COUNTRY IN SEARCH FOR . AIR MAIL PILOT .

+ Salt Lake City, Utah, Sept. |
 + 15.-Pilot Eaton of the Air l + Mail Service, lost after leaving . + Reno yesterday for Salt Lake, is 1 + being searched for by three [ < government aviators in the vii !
 4 cinity of Fallon, Nevada, accord 1 + ing to information received at .
 + local fields this afternoon. One. | < in a standard plane, is already f near Fallon and two army avia- l 4 tors from Mather field, Califor- . f mia, arrived at Reno today and + are circling that territory.