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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30
DEMOKRATt USrANOvl SvOJE
,vOOCl kANOIOA1Y Ma NAROO-
NJ KoNvENCl TENT0 TYDEN
Oznameni byvaleho sekretafe pokladu, Williama
c. McAdoo, 4e je ochoten pfijmout nomina-
ci, zmSnilo zna6ne situaci

kraiickr nomIuari oynnmil Y ;rlc
vrnmm Carter ,ilassoyi, byvalemr
sekrclaf pokladu, 10 rhlem zms
nlo siluaci. Sioupcnci prcsidento
w grie zdyojndsobili svoie snaht
q zda se silne mo1nt, ac ociine 81
pri prynim hlasoyani ma jednon
i pfednich, nell nejpfednejsim
misie
Iravi 81, ~ McAdoo mnle po
tiluii nn silnou podpoin .lrht
,ioupcnci odhaduii icho silu ~
$50 M GOO hlasn, Mnozi soudi, II
.iedna So vlaslnt o Aipas mczi ire
mi hlnynimi aspirnniy, iinlii .lsol
nayIadni Palmer. gllycrnfr Cox
u bfvaly Sckrclir pokIadn Me
Adoo, kiery y Mich ic ucjSilneisi
ic toxic rici.
q kandiddicch ncbude nvalov6
no drive, doknd ncbude pfiJall
platiorma eli prohldseni zhsad
Ocrkdvh se, 70 znainy boz svedei
bldc o ntktefe cldnky, wl6Ste o
ny, tykaiiei Sc Synau ndrodn, pro
hibIcc II irsDf oiazky Vscchno IN
svsdduic tomn ~ pfi projednhvh
NJ tfchio fIdnkl dojdc k debate
bonilivt William j Bryan jc roz
hodnut utiniii plalfornu TAX "sn
chou. ably addny "mokry' kan
diddi nemohl ma nj knndidoyali
Jak X prohlGidni oldace zacloya
il Sc administrator silp, neni do
sud nraiit zndmo
Ncil6pc informovnni lidf solldi
" Cox n Palmer ziskaji v prynin
hlasoyhni ncjyice' hlasll pres 10
Se McAdoo projcyil ochoin pr
mouii nominaci. Pfcdpoklady svl
zaklldnji na skuicdnosti, ~ obl
prynt jmenovani maii slime orga
|nisace, kdeaio stonpcnci McAdoo
owl bndoll mlceni organisaci tepr
W vyivofit McAdoo nechnl svoj'
prohldseni m posIedni chvili. Po
diiaI snad na ndhIy effckt, nle j'
slime NOME. ~ syoji poptllnriil
odhodl pfiIis vysoko. PoIificki
situacc lctosni je takovd, ze zddn'
prcdpov6di tiniti nelzc. Ikhzalf
se TO pfi konycnci repnbllkhnsk'
a mfze Nc TO sicjnG uk6zaii ! pr
konyenci dcmokratickf
Dcmokrait musi pociiaii ia
kicm, ~ republican, posiayiIl II
pole kandidhty ycIice slime, Plat
forma rcpnbIik6nskd pres ntkie
~ syt vady pIecc jtnom amerlckf
lnu Iidu zdh sc vyhoyoyaii nrllepe
stnaee posIcdnicll dyandcti mesi
| en byla dcmokruiflm NnafnD ne
pfizniyou ,AdmiuiAracc mn Vie
ncpfatcI pyni neil lnfla kdykoll'
pred tim. Situacc v ddslcdku tob'
j. TAX chonostiyon. ~ vyzadoya
II budc ncjydtM pozouuosh. JedeI
chybnS krok mdzc pohfbiti yseeb
ny demokratickt nadtjc
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30
Cukr z Ceskosloven~
ska do Spoj. Stati

Jak zpraya y Praby sdfIpje,
feskosIoyeDsko prodaIo Spojpnym
siht6m 100000 kilo@amf elis
kru KiIogram royn6 W. asi dyfma
q jednf tfetint Ijbry, Nyuf " w
jedDhyh 0 koupi dalsieb 100000
kIlogramG,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30
M'ADoO 0CH0TEN PR|JM0UT| N0M|NAC|

sdslrnu. " finnneni ~la, sl,ole'.
nns,i nc,loyoluic 'adneho s,yscni
msdy nrhof piiiomna plairbni u.
bulla jos, pro nj velksm bfemc
nom.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30

Po ccls minulJ ,Sdcn sjildeli sc
do San Francisco. Cal, delegaii
u pfcdaci strany dcmokrniicke X
narodni konvenci, jel zahajena
byla y pondali tohoio tfdnc Po
rcli minuly tldcn konaly Sc pred
porady slonpcncll ruznfch aspln
rnuin nominee pro iifad preslden.
IN n vyjedndyalo Sc delcRdiy.
klefi mn konyenei pfijcli bcz in
sirnkci. Take konnly Sc porndy
intcrcscui0 o jisia proh'ascni Y
ndrodni platforme. Illavni ahjcm
oldci Sc kolcm otdzky prohibitni,
k,ert repubikdnsk6 strana We syc
plaiiorme W vyhniIIa, Slime zivly
V dcmokrnIickt strnnf zddnii, aby
priiaio bylo prohldseni So pro
prodei piva n lehkaho vina, ayaak
stcjnt slime Nvly, vcdcnt W J.,
Bryancm n iinSmi, praeuji pro''
tomn. vsechno zdd We nnsytdtova.
ii tomu. H. | dcmokratickh plat.
forma vyhnc sc inkemukoliv urci,
temu prohldscni ifto otazcc.
Y poslednich ffcch dnech sna'
1lli se r0sm ykuseni pozorovatela
ylistiti, kterS = dosayadnieh nspi.
rnnii md ncivstM nadeji na aiska'
nj nominace, aysnk vSichni donna
vail ze situacc j. TAX neiistou, ~
neni mo9no ciniti jnktkoliy pred.
povsdi Sila jednotlivych aspi.
rantii projeyi ~ ~ pri prynim
hlaaovani, ku kterfmn nepocbybne
doidc az Y p6tek Vsechno zdh sr
nasvtddovnii iomn, b. opakoyai'
w. bude nico podobndho tomn, 60
ndalo 80 IN republikhnskf kon.
yenci Chicagu. Pii prynim hla-
soydni addny . aspiraniii nominee
ncdocili. Bude Sc yyjedqayati 4
hlasoyaii gnovu n znoyn a tn Jc
slime moant, zc mn konec padnc
voIba mn ''tmavtho kond", TO jest
IN muzc. o ktcrtm SO nyni mnoho
ncmluvi,
Jednotlivi aspiranti dokoudili
Y poslednich tfcch nncbo ttyfcch
dnech organisnci sy$ch 81 n vsi-
chni prynimn hlasoydnl HE'D
ysfffc dhytrou. Gencrhlni ma
yladni Leonard Mitchell Palmer
ktcrg aa do nedile zddl 50 bSiI
nejceIncjsim kandiddtem, otckh.
VA nejm6na 500 hlasd pfi prynln'
hInsovhni. Guycrncr James NJ Cos
pocftd na siInou podporl sifedo
zapadn Il utkicryeh di,Ieliigch sia
~ M zdpndc q yychodt. Cox TAX
II cini nadeii, H. ziskh nejytts
pocet llasd pfi prvpim l'lnsoyhni
Guverntr Edward ], Edwards
mi syojc stonpcnce hIavns Y fa
dach odpdrcd prohibicc. Dalsim
aspiranty yttsfm ancbo mcnsln
poctcm stoupencf jsou; Vyslanc'
John W. Davis, senator Robert u
Owens, William q. McAdoo, mi
stoprcsi1cm Thomas X Marshall
senator Carter GLASS, sckrcthf "
III Bainbridgc Colby, sckreihf y
r, Meredith, senator Gilbert NJ
Hitchcock, Homer y, Cummings
Jamce W, Gerard, senator +. N
Simmons h William j Bryan, -
posllze jmenoyang j. oysem "sll
ehg" skvz naskr'
william q. McAioo y poehikl
poyaaoydn by1 N jednoho 2 fel
ugeh kandidatfi nominaee, NfkoIjl
tgdpd pfe dkonyeud wax ozpnml
ze,o nominan W uehazef nebnde
Jebo sioupenci, jiebz j. ' kopyen
ii mpoho, byli bezrndpj Aysak
ncdtli yecer bylo ozphmeno, .
william MeAdoo je oehofen demo
kyaflekou nominaej ptjjmou' 4
ZmSnu syfbo stsnoyIska y demo
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30
SOKOl.SKY SLET
v PRAZE BYL IA.
HAJEN v NEDELI
Prvni vefejne cvideni Sc
ukazalo velkolepym
6spechem.

Y ncdali. dine ~ trfyna. znhhiel
hyl pryni yscsokolsky slei. para
lnni osvobnzruc ylnsii. lo crlS
mnnlS mesir konaly " sluvnost
picdsIeiovt. kierc mtly yrlmi xdn
fiIt prnbeh Y pdlok n v snboi,
privdlrly zvlasini vlaky y celycl
lreh Moray. Slczska u Slovcn
aka. juko1 ! zcmi sonsednich, sic
love bosly ltnsl ma sletn leios.
uim prekonav1 ucasl ma esech
pfcdcllhmjicich sleiech
llosit = ciyiny dosinyili ~ yft
sinon V soboilI u dosiulo 80 jim
olfeielniho uyiidni zdsiupci rcpu
lliky II nudseutho uyil6ni lidem
V Soboiu odpolcdne konalo So na
cyieisli mn I.cint vclkt cyieeni 10,
skosIoycnsktho voiska Y . hodit
ycter konnlo ~ slavnoNni nyiia
NJ yzdcnych hosii y rziny Obcc
lin dome prnzsk6m
vctcr uspordddno slnynosln
pfcdsluvcni v Nirodnim diyndle a
uu Vltaye provcdenn byla skydlh
slaynost M 1cinkoydni veslafskfcl
klubu. yojska. peyeckych n irn
baaskSch krouzkn sokolskSch n
hudcbnich sborn, M ployoncim
ieyisii provcdcny byly nadhcrn'
skupinoyt obro2y
Ncddlr. due ~. dcrynn. byll
hluynim dnem sletoyfm, Dopole
dnc kondny byIy zkonsky, odpo
'edne pax pred zraky sialI4ico
proycdena byla Sokolsivcm cvitc.
|ni proslnh n seiovd sc6na, Cast
ddpoledniho programu yyhrnaena
byIa take cyideni hos'lL mezi nj
lniS naIezaIi So take americii Ie'
fhovt Y ned6li yrtcr opnkoyaly
sc slaynosti m Vliuvd u slaynosi-
M pfcdslnveni diyadlech.
Y pondtli. dine N, tcryra, vida
n Sokostv0 hold prrsideniu Ma.
iarykovi II konaIa So slaynost po-
Ioacni zGltladniho kamene k po-
nnikn Tizkoyu IN yrchn Niiko'
VI mad Iizkovcm Odpolcdnc na
cvidisii IN I.cinG opeInf proyed"
IN byla prostn6 cviccni muzh q
zen u cviccnf hosii. vccer pax pc
itclf opakovdny byly sIavnosii m
Vltayt, jez jsou jednou . hlnynlcll
lctoyfch attrakci
Y 0tcrS dne 20. dcryna, uspo'
ddan byI obroyskS sokolskf prh
yod, nejyttsi, iakS kdykoliv vide
Ia nnsc starosaynd Prnha Priyod
irpio. y ncmz pochodoyalo M
10000 Sokol0 n S0kolic. pochodo
val od Prnzskdho Sokola pres Vi
0ohrady, kolem zemsktho mIlsea
10 vacIayskGm ndmtsii k Ndrod
nimu diyadlu q 20 II po Masary
koy6 n6bfczf na n6mfsii stare
ImfstskD.
IIIavni sletovf sIaynosii bpdol
.rvai ceIS tydcn 4 po " konhn,
lmdou dalM slaynosti poslctoyt
icz skouti oslayon nmchicktllo
dnc nrodvisIoeii dnc 4. teryoncc
Y sob0iu. dnr 3. cervence, bnd'
Iaynosfpf koncrt v Obccnim DO
mi n v nedtIi, dnc 4, fcrycncc
proycdcno bnde slaynostui yzty
fcni amcrickf v1ajky na Hoflne
OdpoIedne nspothdhpa bude na
IHofine veIka lidoyd sIavnost q W
der sIavDostDi osyftIcni, ob6osiroj
Iftfcljn, konperIy, zpEv, fhnee, bf
lubtsk6 noe M VItavf n pod
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30
poRovNAvANi MxDy
zkiyENC0 MA KARACH
A JINYCH DELNfK0
zamestnanci u spolccnoa,i poulic.
nj drdhy snasi sc ease doka.
ant, se jejich mzda
Jest niska.

Sihini sclcynicni komisc, ies !
Omngc konh yyslech ~ pfitinol
lwoynhni roytriky mezi spolcdno
Ni ponlicni drdhy n jeiimi "a
meslnanei, klefi domdhaii So syy
rni syc mady, stale jcsit pokra
Sujc We yyscifovdni y shromoido
vdni fakl, podanych spornym
siranami.
Y min. tydnu x A., Leussler
mistopfedseda n 'hlavni fcdlte
spolecnosii ponlicni drahy Oma
ye 4 Co, Bluffs, ve snaae, ably do
kalal, H. nm6slnanci na ponllf
nieh kardch dosiaynji sluinon n6
llradu N syoii prdci, syadtil. u
tito po poslcdnich dcvdt mtsicf
yydelayaji pr0mernc $ljj mfsic
No a 2droyci, pfcdlozil iabulku
icz ukanlie, go yyddlavaji JIM "a.
mtstnnnci V rllzuych odborcch,
vozkoyd, kleii pracuii primer
M 10 hodn dennc; dosidvaji od
*20 do S2s ,3dnts v sobotl pm
dnc prdzdnin Ridiai irucko zO
s,cjnSch prncovnich podmlnek
,lostdvaii od *23 do $3r tydne
I,idiei lruckn lcdem. iia pracu
i \ M II hodin, dostayaii Sloj
lntsicnS,
Policisit, "a 3 hodin denna,
ednim dnpm mtsicnt alO.denni
mi prazdninami ' roce, yydslava
il od 1926 do $40 mfsifnii de-
ieltivovt. $lG5 mesidn6, Deputy
Scrifova. *l20.s0 m6sitnd. So.
lsrctaika mayora, $3.50 mdsicne
Posiovni poslickoyt, po !, Der.
yenci, 400 mfsitne, Tcsarl
SLIP IN hodinu; poklndadi cihe'
Nl.25 na hodnu; barvifi, *l0O na
hodinu; plastlfi, A.. na hodln''
~ = hodin prdcc, Nsiclnl siayeb
nj d6lnici vsak byvaji ma eclf sc.
yony bcz prace.
Knihvcdonci M bankach, ~ l0
NJ $40; pfijimaci vkladil, Sl2l
NJ *1.sO mtsicni. Klcrci V gro
cernich obchodcch. S25 aa *35 ~.
dnt. Obyccjni delnici, nfkdy jcn
l5c ma bodinu; Y .iaikach, 53c ilo
hodini; stavcbni d6lniei, 80 M &c
ccntii ma hodinu
Dale p. Lcusslcr svtdfll' ae u
ll2 kondukttrn ~ jich ylastn'
svt automobily n ~ 40 motorakf
33 ma.ii sy6 kary u kondnktfri
~ proccnt n y motordkd 40 pro
cent ylastni svt domovy; ~ ~
~ proccnt jest 1ich acnalych
shIcdaI, IL mczi kondukt6ry jest
iich ~ q mp2i motorhky 81, Je;
moano tfidit meI radik6ly
Naprof tomu druIfho dne opf'
|byl yysllchdn A II. Burt. flcf
Ilayniho vykonndho vSboru sdln
zcpych zanestnancf IN poulit
nich kardch V Amcrice motoral
70 Salt lake City, jenz porovnhva
mzdy placcnt zfizenciim ma po
uIienich k6rach v iinpch mfstccl
n sice.
v Detroit ~ prvt . mfsice do
nhyaji Aamestnanci m poulifnicl
kardch 30 ccntf M hodinuj p'
nhsIcdnjicich o mcsicn 81 ccntii
pak 60 ccnti M hodinn; Chicago
~. N n 40 ccntf n ~ ccnty n
prdci Y nooi; Davenport Rock II
land, - d 60 centd, Salt Ink
City. n o "a gently; Pueblo, Colo
13aI, SIR q 60 eenffi; Denver, ~
~ n ~ ccntfI M hodiDn, ~
Louis. 30, ~ u 90 centfI m hodi
III Des Moipcs, 81. 81 q 10 cent
pa bodjnL
" Omazp. ~. 81 4 N ecnffI
Pan LoussIcr m stOlici syfdkl
oypoyidal ze bfhem ydlky byl
mzda jejich mmfatpaneh widen
. j07 proeeni. coz bylo nejvftMr
Izvysepim. o iakfm sIy6eI y jinycI
mtst, Miroyc6 podotknnl. ke yser
zamfstnsncim bylo D6kolikrht
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-30

uosno1Dsls~lsil 4
un>k>Su sAkAf
uWH HNM ~
AsAxs6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-16
Munsey Silent On
 Plans for Herald

New York, Jan. 15.-Frank A Munsey, magazine and newspaper publisher, who last night purchas- ed the New York Herald, the New York Evening Telegram and thd Paris edition of the Herald, said to- day that he would have no announce ment to make concerning his plans for these newspapers until he had an opportunity to study his new properties. He declined to disclose the price paid. While the deal was not completed until last night he said, negotiations had been in progress for several weeks.
 The Herald was founded by James Gordon Bennett, Sr., and made it's first appearance on May 6, 1885. II was perhaps the first newspaper to send reporters great distances td cover news stories and during the Civil war had 63 correspondents in the field with the union armies. Its greatest exploit was under the di- rection of James Gordon Bennett Jr, when it sent Henry M. Stanley to Africa to find the explorer, David Livingstone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-16
Secretary Wilson
 Issues Warning
 to Alien Radicals

Newark, N. J., Jan. 15.-A warning that every alien who advocates the overthrow of the American gov ernment by force or who belongs to an organization holding such views will be deported "as fast as we can find subsequent evidence was is- sued here last night by Secretary of Labor Wilson, in an address in which he defended his departments policy in respect to radical agita- tors. MT. Wilson said that 4,000 aliens who were physically and men, tally unfit or who believed in the declaration by government by viola ton since the armistice without any particular attention being paid to them by the public but that the departure of Buford with 249 anar- chists had caused an accusation that men were being deported because of their radical views.
 Everyone who lives here," he said, "has the right to radical views and has the right to right try and convince you and me but when he tries to force his views on you and on the United States govern mcnt he has no right to complain when that government uses force on him and sends him back to the country from which he came to try his experiments on some of the au- tocratic governments"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-16
TO BETTER
 THE TRAIN-TIME TO
 MONROE IS PLANNED
Hicks Riley, in Essex, to De liver Graphic En
 Route

An effort to beat the time of Missouri Pacific passenger train schedules between Pine Bluff and Monroe, La., will be made next Thursday, January 22, as part of an automobile nonstop endurance run in an Essex roadster by Hicks Riley head of the Hicks Riley Motor company, and James Reidingcr, also of the Riley company.
 MT. Riley hopes to accomplish sev- eral things by the trip. His para mount object, of course is to show the power, endurance and economy of an Essex automobile, under the most severe conditions. The trip however, will also serve to empha- size the opportunity open to Pine Bluff people to serve the great ter ritory south to Monroe by the use of motor vehicles and good roads and how these things bring Pine Bluff closer to the communities of southeast Arkansas.
 Another feature of the trip will be the delivery by MT. Riley of cop ies of the same days issue of The Graphic in Star City, Monticello, Hamburg, Bastrop and Monroe. Thus the people of the Arkansas towns south of this city will obtain first news of the activities of the remain der of the world on the preceding day and night from a Pine Bluff newspaper-The Graphic. And, if all goes we'll, The Graphic will be the first paper delivered in Mon- roe on that date.
 Keep Log of Trip.
 This will be the first nonstop en- durance run made in this section. "My reason for selecting this time, " said MT. Riley, "is to put the car to the severest test to which it could be subjected. Roads are ill bad shape, and weather conditions unfa- vorable. But I know the Essex, and I know we'll come thru flying"
 Leaving The Graphic office at a. m. on Thursday, MT. Riley expects to be in Monroe before noon. Step ping out of the car only long enough to greet the editor of the Monroe News-Star, Messrs Riley and Reid finger will turn their car northward again, and the Essex will be on it's way-back to Pine Bluff. Mir. Riley says he has made the trip in a little more than six hours with roads in good condition. He believes that even under the unfavorable conditions ex- isting, he can drive the 320-mile round-trip in less than IS hours.
 A complete log of the trip will be kept, showing quantity of gas and oil consumed, as we'll as the manner in which the mechanism performs.
 The car to be used on the run, MT. Riley says, is an Essex roadster us- ed as service car for three months. It mas been run 4,000 miles already, equal to a years service in. the hands of the average motorist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-16

Grimes and Wade. That the memory stops short after these few names is proof enough of the statement we have made.
 The trouble with the senate IS lack of real leadership and an un- willingness to follow it if it should develop. If that is due to pupolar elections then the sixteenth amend ment was mistake; but it seems though popular elections may be a contributory cause, due more to the spirit of the times-a spirit that will pass.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-16
Paris Birthrate
 Still Decreases

Paris, Jan. 15.--Traditions that the birth rate of country always increases after a war have proved fallacious in this city at least. Statistics of the prefecture of police show the rate is still sinking. The number of births in Paris in recent months has been higher than ever, but this is due to the fact that the population of Paris has been aug
 mented by 500,000 persons during the last year The number of births per thousand of population, the vii tai test, is lower at present than it was before the outbreak of the war in 1914. In 1913 the rate was F per thousand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-16
LYNCHING AND CRIMES

While laws to prevent lynching are being urged it is well to insist also upon Jaws to punish crimes which, the record shows, invariably lead to lynchngs.
 It has been a pretty well establish ed fact whenever punishment for lynching is urged without due con- sideration for punishment for the crimes causing lynchings, that fur ther lawlessness results.
 A federal lynching law which would put the prosecution of lynch ing cases into the hands of federal officers, tried before federal judges in federal courts would have the effect of causing numerous crimes. It would be an incentive to murder and would remove the obstacles in the way of lustfu1 criminals.
 One the other hand, law design ed to punish men who commit crimes which lead to lynching - prosecute them in federal court and convict them under federal laws might in turn stop lynching.
 It is useless to endeavor to cure an ill by getting rid of its effects. That is what we do when we drive on lynching. When we campaign against the crimes that cause lynch ing, we make it to unnecessary for mobs to act.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-16
Two U. s. Sailors
 Given Freedom

Washington, Jan. 15.-Harry V. Learned and Harry o. Martin, sail ors of the American submarine chas- CT Pocomoke, who were arrested at Mazatlan, Mexico, on a charge of assaulting Mexican citizen and sentenced to two months imprison- ment, were released last Tuesday night, according to advices to the state department today, from the American consul at Mazatlan. The sailors are being cared for by the consul who asked for instruction as to how to return them to the United States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-16
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
s%%%+* .%>* *+

To the Editor of The Graphic:
 l notice in your editorial column an article concerning the welfare of the retail merchants of this city and being road representative for one of the large firms of this country. come in contact with a large num- Der of business men and l notice that in quite a few of your retail stores there is an absolute lack of cour- tesy on the part of the clerks to patrons. They seem to have an air of doing you an immense favor in waiting upon you. You can go into an hour and unless you request to tain stores and stand ct the counter some of your cigar and soda foun- be waited on you could stand all day without seeming to be noticed, in fact it seems that you offend them in asking to be waited on, as courtesy counts on business. think the proprietors of the stores would benefit by looking into this.
 A TRAVELLING MAN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-16
30,00O Walk as . Street Cars Are
 Taken Off Lines

Salem, Mass, Jan. 15.-Thirty thousand persons who usually ride to business in trolley cars crowded into motor busses or walked in the near zero atmosphere today All local lines of the Eastern Massa- chusetts street railway here and q large part of the interurban service of that company to this city were discontinued at midnight, the public trustee of the road having refused to operate cars in this vicinity long CT in the face of loss of revenue due to iitneys.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-16
COrk's Mayor is
 Set Upon by Mob

Cork. Ireland, Jan. 15,---W. F. O'Connor, the lord mayor of Cork, was attacked by party of men while returning last night from a meeting of demobolized soldiers. The mayor was knocked down and as saulted. Former soldiers rescued him from his assailants.
 The attack is attributed to the mayors opposition to the election policy of the Sim Fein organization
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-16
Weinstein Freed
 On $1O,O0O Bond

New York, Jan. 15.--Grcgory Vein stein, chief of staff to Ludwig C.. A K. Martens, soviet "ambassador" to the United States. today was releas- ed on $l0,000 bail from Ellis Island where he has been held for several days.
 A total of $65,000 in liberty bonds representing bail for nearly three score more radicals held at the isl and, was taken there today by at. torneys for men and women arrested in recent raids.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-16
Hungary to Waive
 Claims to Plume

Paris, Jan. 15.-The Hungarian peace treaty provides that Hungary shall formally waive claim to Plume and all the former Austro-Hungar. ian territories awarded to Italy, Ru- mania, Jugo-Slavia and CzechO- Sla' via and Czccho-Slovakia. Hungary must adhere to the clauses of the treaty with Austria, signed at St Germain, concerning national minor tiles.
 Under tho terms of the treaty the Hungarian army must not eX' ceed 35,000 men, with guns of not more than 10 centimcter calibre Hungary assumes a proportional share of the Austrian debt.
 Most of the remaining clauses of the treaty are similar to those of the treaty of St. Germain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-16

Life for Americans at Tampico and in the Tampico oil fields is far worse than in the Argonnc, lawyer who is supposed to know has told the senate committee Investigating Mexican affairs. There were lots of places in France where it was far less safe than in the Argonne cafe on pay night for instance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-16

Special prices on underwear tor the entire family. Mems union suits. s3 values, for s1.98. Mems s2,5o union suits, s1.48. Ladies $50 union suits priced at 9oc Children's two-piece underwear, DUG value, priced at 25c. Children's m mun- ion suits prcied upward from 4oc at Leavitt's Cut Price Store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-16
Charter No. District Nc
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