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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10
Ancient Ceremony With Its
Traditional Pageantry Marks
British Parliament Opening

LONDON Fsb ~ London today
Witnessed f1r tho fifst tins since 1914
the Hnr|ent ceremony ~ state orrn.
ms NJ parliament with all iis taIi-
tIunnl pagcanify
klng George. Queen Mary and n -
Prince OF wales Who accompanied the
r0'l couple fpr tho nfst time ~ ruch
'un. .'i1n. rfncrrded from liuckng,
Ifni palace ~ Westminster In the STATE
rArfiiGr, escorted hy mounted Ne
guards The fo,al party Vas fccoi, ed
Ny members ~ tho two houses Of p,r.
lamont in ~" house ~ lords, whors
iirg George read thu speech from the
tNfuhr.
The route ~ IN. procession through
ths mall ma down Whitehall Tor more
tifu mile was lined hy military IN
k'Ni. tho guards regiments not having
nf yrt resumed tho scarlet uniforms
The gildrd state coneh IN which The
Nlrg and queen rode vas drawn NY slN
illck horses with postillionnd out.
riders. N'll~ To fve stat. iandius
which followed fsrrlsd pages o' honor
the linE.. private sHr'rtnry, spuerrie-
'hH rnnp'fnl'lr. treasurer md o'h,-
members of no royal household. Each
landau Wa drawn ~ civ bays.
llnf an hlur he e'prr the proccyslou
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10
MOVIE Filler KILLED
MAKING COMEDY PICTURE

LOS ANGELES. Cal. reh ln-Earl
Hurgess. = motion picture actor WIS
killed today when n" 'oh zoo fee, from
an arpian. on which hc was perform
kRs In the making ~ n comedy.
Burgess WIS flying with Lieutenant
walter a~kln.< an avla'or. Tho nc-
tor was TO cam pN dlmmy from the
plane In attempting this no fell. The
ramera men and director thought the
falling body was the dummy and con-
t,nued pho'osrarhing They dld not
discover their mistake until they went
10 remove the supposed dummy from
telephone wires where I, had ailghl cd
Burgess was professional stunt
rnnn" and had been employed In mo-
los picture work for 10 year,.
A Ecod conscience Ia the evssnd o.
oy.--Sibbes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10

passed through tho streets tho crown
ana sword NJ state we're borne In the
f0vHl carriage surrounded hy He
guards. from tho lnfd hnmhcrlain's of.
ncc ~ ~ James palace ~ the house
" lOrS.
A large group ~ stats dignitaries, IN
fcuhliA ana wearing omtloms Of Their
0ffce, we're gathered a. tho royal I'm.
trance hcncait Victoria tower ~ rsceiyd
tho King and queen As the PROCESSION
ROYAL horse artillery. stationed In e.
James park. close hy Entering th
building. tho king and queen pi'h their
rctinue. proceeded up tts staircase 80
tho foblng tOom thirty or forty " mo
nobility preceding them
lmmeintcy IA front ~ the hng Hpi
queen when thcy entered the house ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10

lords wss the sword OF stAss. while he.
ncers. rentiemen-atar arms and yeo-
man guard. In scarlet and bearing
halh.rds. members NJ tho house OF
loris rose and bowed low when King
GcoHa entered.
Tho u.hs of ,hi Black Rod. having
summoned tho house of commons 10
'oin the house ~ lords. the me'nb@ts Of
m. lower house entered. being led by
tho speaker, In official wig and robes,
closely followed nv the premier. and
members ~ tho cabinet, This black.
co,trd sssomhlnFe presented com.
WonplAcs appearance. compared win
me theatrical setting that awaited u
In tho upper house.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10

To stop iallina hlir-a al once and
rid the scalp oi every particle. OF
dandruii, get a small bottle Of de-
Lehtiul "Danderine" a. any drug or
toilet counter for a few cents. pour
a little in your hand and rub /, into
the scalp. After several applications
the hair usually stops coming out ard
you can't lind any dandruii. Your
hair will grow strong. thick and loSs
and appear soft. glossy and twice as
beautiful and abundant. Try III. (Adv !,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10
BARBER R0BS PATRON
As he PLIES HOT TOWEL

0REENspURG. Pa. r.b. Icon
yicted Of an entirely new Ind novel
method Of robbsry, Tony Marenslli. a
Trnfford City barber. was sentenced
iodsy 10 nlns months In jail. Marsn.
lax willis the latter Was Ceiling his
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10
Wartsd All the TriIls.

Solicitor whose client 10 thinking of
getting q divorce We'll. you can ret u
Tor about twenty pounds. everything
dore quiet and no publicity.
C1.cni-And how much VII tho renl
-hng cost. with lots ~ publicity and
everything Mighty, London.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10

thu harbsv disciossd aothlas n en- ID.
eriminsuas nature, hut st HE trial
Kodak declared that. while the hot tow.
els ~sre beInx applied Mar.nslil had
home and he believed the barssr had
taken that method Of disposinx Of the
money.
Idfe 70 houeycombsd with uncertain.
ties. there 70 nathing certain hut un
certainty. --HenrI Rogers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
Reopen Bonus Fight in the House
 May 3, is Plar

Eas!lipgton, April 21.-After a eonfcrer.ce today, republican leaders in the louse said soldier relief legis- lation would be taken up in the house May 3 under suspension of the 1Eles with debate limited to 40 minutes and permission refused for the cf9cring of either amendments or substitutes.
 Today's conference was said by tn" leaders to have showed that the "in surgent' republicans, who have called party conference for tomor- row night because of dissatisfaction over certain features of the propos- ed bill, could not block the original plan.
 The ways and means committee is expected to report composite bill to the house next week, providing for cash compensation at S125 for each days scrvlce, excluding the first two months
 TclegTanls were sent out today to ali absent republicans directing them to be present on May 3 and urging as rh"ny as possible to return for the conference tomorrow night. AL tho Much opposition is expected to develop Ii. the conference over the propGaa to raise necessary revenues th"n. q gross sals tax, leaders to- day expressed the belief that the plan would be approved
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
Germany Wants
 Permission to Double Her Army

Paris, April 21.-Germany has ask ed the inter-allied conference at San Remo to increase from 100000 to zOO,OO0 men the standing army pro- wded for Germany by the terms of the treaty of Versailles.
 me request was contained in ncte handed to the French foreign office last evening with the demand that 1t be sent to the supreme coun- ell at San Reno.
 The note set forth that an increas- ca force was necessary for mainte- nance of order in the interior and that, furthermore, the army would not accept an order for it's dissolu- ticn.
 The note further requests that Germany be allowed to retain the general staff and corps of officers. which means the entire framework of the active army. It proposes that she be permitted to maintain
 Twelve divisions of infantry, with a complement of artillery; three di- visions of cavalry; five special brig ades, composed each of two regi- ments of infantry and two groups of artillery.
 
 of heavy artillery for each division or infantry. 160 airplanes divided into e,ght groups and four special companies for railway work.
 Two other German notes were handed to the foreign office at the same time. The first referred to the disbandment of the civic guards, as demanded by the allies. Ger many on April 19 announced to Gen cial Nollet, the decision to disband tie guards.
 General Mollett is head of the a. .ieG commission of control in Berlin ar.l tine note already has been made public.
 The third note embodies requet. that the Reichswehr forces in ::.e neutral zone should be fixed ac- ccIding to the number of men in- stead of the number of units h. that Germany will be allowed II bat. telies instead of two in the zone.
 In French official circles the Ger r.crely moves in the systematic of f.nsiye against the treaty of Yer sa-.iies. It was pointed out in this connection that if Germany were al- lowed to retain the general staff land the corps of offices the German army would differ from that of 1914 in nothing but the facility which the rank and file could be mobiizcJ, the framework being always in readi- rsss.
 Franco, it was indicated, will stout ly r.si: . any such concessions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
Report Revolt in
 MichOacan State

Laredo, Tex, Appril 21.-Confirm- ation of the reported revolt of the Mexican state of Michoacan against the Carranza government was brought here today by General Ignacio L. Pesqueira, recently ap- pointed governor of Sonora by Pres idont Carranza.
 Pesqueira who crossed the border here en route to Nogales, Ariz., said Michoacan had d"alighted itself with the rebels" and that Governor Rob- elo of that state "with all the fed eral force sin his territory, "had joined the seeding movtment. Train connection ebtween Mexico City and Guadalajara has been suspended be- cause of the revolt, he said. General Pesqueira, who was slated to replace Adolfo de La Huerta, governor of Sonora before that state seeded from the central government, said he is under orders from President Carran- "a to take over the state administra- tion of Sonora, but declined to dis cuss his plans further than to say he was going to Nogales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
China'S Position
 is That of U. s.
 Fifty Years Ago

Chicago, April ,. China stalls in the posi,i>, of ,fe Ur.ied Sta,e.. 5O years ago. ep:c"i,g an eva If develop ment and progress, said Ca .ilcs !; Crane, nex.y sppc: led min s'.- [, China, who left today to -ate h;s post at Peking.
 f"Perhaps the countre's biggest problem is that of transportation, he said, land then sanitation and e6.ies ton. There aye mo,c mi!et If canals in China than of i\.ro..ls m the Lni.e1 stai;s, but railroads utc badly needed.
 Ii we have peace in tbe Pacific" MT. Crane sac, rtere is ID ~ca,t n the Pacific of the future should no. repeat what .s.s been accpnlpns!.ed in the trade .lanrels of tn. Allan ticn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
Moves Again Heads
 Associated Press

New York, April 21.-Frank B. Moves of the Washington Star was re-dlNcted president of the Asso. ciated Press by the board of directors today.
 Calvin Cobb of the Boise Udaho) Statement was chosen first vice pres ident and J. Lawrence Horns, Jr., of the Rocky Mount (North Carolina) Telegram second vice president.
 All members of the executive com mittee were reelected. They are:
 Frank B. Moves, Washington Star; W. L. Mclean. Philadelphia Bulle- tin; Adolph s. Ocha, New York Times; John R. Pathom, Providence Journal; Victor F. Lawson, Chicago Daily News; Charles A. Rock, Pitts burgh Dispatch; Charles Hopkins Clark, Hartford Courant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
Must Plead to Bill Result of Recent
 Hylan Election

Albany, N. Y, April 21.-Willjam Hamlln Chllds must plead to the in dlctment charging violation of +ho corrupt practices act in the M;+oh
 ylah fau mayoralty campaign in the iaii or l9if, the court of appeals oecre detoday Dismissing the writ el prohibitlon obtained by counsel TOT Chllds on the strtngth of con. ientlons that the extraordinary grand Jury. summoned by Supreme Court Justice Golf, which found the indict. ment was irregularity designated
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22

ase l .:a'esma, tn talk, but all were fat b.
 ''t.'he var is over isn't it? he ex- claimed to the correspondent of the Journal. "Yes? we'll all l want is to be left alone"
 What am going to do? Why, why just live until l die"
 The tiger growled out brief inn pressions of his visit to Egypt while the elephant tusk and mummy he brought back from the .aad C. :hc Pharoahs were. being placed oa the deck.
 T got fin" case Of bronchitis, and found myself stuck n the middle of Egyr: with so-r i'ix. out If commission, he said.
 That's what comes from heiiev- ing mirages. Evidently I snail not die from t, for I an still mo-, scl- id than my dear friends think, but it prevented me from visit;n? "a es- tineo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22

the delegates elected at last Satur- days primary met and selected the county's two representatives on the delegation, he lacked eight votes of majority to win and when the vote was announced it was urged by friends that he carry the fight to the floor of the convention, but this the governor decided not to do.
 The delegates elected to Chicago two from each of the three counties in the state are: General T. Cole man Du Pont, president national committeeman from Delaware, Unit ed States Senator L. Hisler Bell, James A. Mirons, Alden R. Benson, s. S. Pennewill, former governor of Delaware and Robert B. Elliott
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
VIOLENCE IN SPAIN.

Madrid, April 2O.-Scenes of dis order and violence occurred in tho Cortes today when deputies from the Basque provinces of Alava, Biscay and Guipuzccoa made attacks on the government. The situation be- came quite serious when Deputy Bel parde declared the Basques desired to break away from Spain and had prosecuted Spanish inhabitants of their part of the country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
Policeman. Kills
 Alleged HOld-Up

Kansas City, Mo, April 21-A po- liceman armed with riot gun killed an unidentified white eman who at tempted to hold up a retail haber- dasher's store here this morning. Last night, according to the police, a "tip" was received that an attempt would be made this morning to hold up the store. Two policemen, arm ed with riot guns, went to the store early this morning and hid behind a wooden partition in the rear of the store. Shortly after the store open ed for b usiness a young man en- tered, pointed a revolver at Warner Glenn, proprietor, and ordered him to hold up his hands. A policeman stepped from behind tine partition, fired his riot gun, and killed the man who had attempted the robbery
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
Ohio River Rises
 at a Rapid Gait

Cincinnati, O., April 21.-With the Ohio river rising nearly a foot an hour the local forecaster predicted that stage of between 45 and 50 feet would be reached by this morning. This will represent a rise of between 16 and Fl fete in 24 hours, rec ord seldom equalled in the Cincin- natl district Swollen tributaries due to heavy rains throughout the watersheds was responsible for the sudden rise.
 Many cellars and basements in the lowlands of Cincinnati and surround gin towns was comparatively small.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
Lumber Shortage
 Prospects Remote

Chicago. April 21-Prospects of a lumber shortage were declared re- mote by members of the national lumber manufacturers association, who met today to consider prob lems relative to the conservat ton of forests. F. V. Dunham said the present visible supply was more than 2,850, 100, 100000 board feet, which he declared was sufficient to last at least 151 years.
 "The alarming reports about the lumber shortage" he said, "are en- tirely without foundation and tend to create fear of lumber famine" ," Four hundred lumber manufacturers are attending the convention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
All Germany to be Represented at
 the Holy See

Rome, April 21.-The German gov ment has concluded the necessary for having all Germany represented dipploma tically at the Holy See, and shortly, therefore, Diego Won Bergen will be appoint ed German ambassador to the Vati- can. Heretofore Herr von Bergen has been Prussian minister to the Vatican. Only Bavaria will main- tain legation separate from the embassy.
 Almost simultaneously the Holy See will institute nunciature of the first class in Berlin. Monsign- CT Pacelli will be appointed nuncio.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
FORBID LUXURIEs.

70 tafis: l,s April 2l.-The placing of restrictions on the importation into come law tomorrow wSon WI! |. oe,
 Amonn ru py Presldent Deschanel
 or m.nohg ',,h the articles the importation ua ua wmlch IS forbidden by the law arc Fn ir .Irai and artificial flowers from nisiaha, onl iruit from Belgium. featb. t tot purehase don the Antwerp mar het' and Jewelry. Silk stncl,; na. ;m... from rom the United States, which NaSa baSs lornea a considerable item in re ;,,, den. to De forbid
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
Japs to Disarm
 Manchuria's CZechs

Harbin, Manchuria, April 21.-Jap- anese authorities in Manchuria have demanded that all Czech troops in this country be disarmed. This de- cision is a result of the recent clash between Czech and Japanese troops at Hailar a village near the Siber- ian frontier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
United Parliament
 in China Planned

Shanghai, April 20.-Dominant ele- ments of the northern and southern Chinese governments will merge and organize a united parliament, prob ably in this city, in short time, said Wu Ting Fang. administrative leader and minister of foreign af- fairs of the southern government on arriving here. A constitution and peace program will be drafted at the meeting, he said, thus terminating the Canton government.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
Akron Population
 Trebles in Decade

Washington, April 21.-Census fig ures today include:
 Wichita, Kan, 72,12S, an increase of 19,678, or 37.5 per cent
 Laurel, Miss, 13,O37, an increase of 4,572 ,or $40 per cent.
 Mansfield, O., 27,624, an increase of 7,066, or $40 per cent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
RUNNING GUN

Fl Dorado, Kan7 .a ap at Hs' Ward, aged 20, wan'ss !, gro tod,l' Okla, was arres..N , with ohf CT a running gun fight alir fired
 in which l5 shots ,m.a ws.s and ]! one was injured. duoa "S with ass.s s.' with intent to XII taxi cab driver
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
HUSBAND, WIFE SLAIN.

Fl Paso, Tex, April 21.-H. M. liar rss, an E. Paso insurance man, ard l woman known lere as his wife. v,clc dead today as the result of l double shooting Monday at Alp,,,c, Tex. Deputy sheriffs carrying a warrant for Harris arrest on1--a, charge of bigamy, heard shots as they rapped at his hotel room and on entering Harris confessed before dying that he had wife and seven children in New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
GOVERNOR DEFEATED.

Dover, Del, April 21.-- Governor John G. Townsend, Jr, failed of cleo ton yesterday as delegate to the national convention at the hands of the Delaware republican state con- vention which named six delegates, the states full representation to Chi cago. The governors defeat came in the Sussex county caucus when
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
FAMOUS MINSTREL DIES

Jackksonville. Ill.,. April 21-Ed. wafa W19 Mallory, the last member of the MaiiorX. brothers, famous minstreI men, died at his home here today agea % years. In company with his Drother he joined the Richard and rrlngle r, Georgia minstrels in 1sa1 M
 VT hey later were with Williams and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
Only One-Third of
 Kansas Mines Work

Pittsburg, Kan, April 21.-About one-third of the Kansas coal mines were working today, reversing the re- port of operations for yesterday, it was announced at the headquarters at the coal operators headquarters this morning.
 The dispute over powder prices is credited with having caused the re- fusal of miners to work today A joint conference of miners and oper- ators has been called to meet in Kan sas City Friday when the question of powder prices is to be discussed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
CAN'T SEE DEAL.

Cincinnati, O.. April 21.-George Gibson, manager of the Pittsburgh National league club, said here today that he couldn't see" the rumored trade of Outfielder Carey and Pitch er Cooper of the Pirates to the St. Louis Cardinals for Pitcher Doak and Infileder Hornsby. He said that as far as he knew there was no founda- ton to the report.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
Clemenceau is
 Back With Crouch

Paris, April 21.-Former Premier Georges Clemencea, who has been visiting Egypt for the past two nic nths, arrived here this morning. He vas alert and smiling, but avoid eti .n;., viewers and would not be UI..oc,:.rhed.
 Vixen he landed at Marseilles yes ter;iaS, efforts were made to get the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
MINISTER'S SPLIT

Chicago, April 2l.--Thc Rev. Gil pert Wilson warned his congregation I1uay not to be shocked if he preach ed ,n next Sunday in overalls.
 The overall craze is sign of mental imbecility," however, accord Evanston.
 Wen students at Northwestern Uni dcnims.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
II. S. STEAMER SINKING.

London, April 21.-A report to the Lloyd shipping agency today says the American steamer Waynut is sink ing in latitude Al degrees north, longitude degrees west. A tug has gone to- assist the distressed vessel
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
HE COULD NOT STAND STRAIGHT

q caught cold and it settled in my kidneys" writes J. c. Damond, 2865 ". 30 St., Cleveland, O., "My back ard sides were so lame and sore could not stand straight. I use Foley Kidney Pills and am gla dto testify to their helping power. Good for to their helping power" Good for stiff or swollen jonits, rheumatic pains. Adv
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
CURTIS SEEKS REELECTION

charlpss ha9lpska, an,t;a Kan, April Senator a .s dscla E. 1artis .t; of Topeka, today filed retarv asion at m the office of the sec. re.nom;ua.; ua state as d candidate fo,
 ator ta,haIlon nm for United States sen. Kan Kansaa v" .ne republican ticket in the Mdhsas primary, August g. :" 'he
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
BILL NYE'S MOTHER DIES.

Moorhead, Minn., April 21.-Mrs. Eliza Loring Nye, mother of Bill" Nye, the humorist, Judge Carol A. Nye, of Moorhead and of Frank NJ Wye of Minneapolis, former con-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22

seventeenth district, intssnass 'tss naassti| sociation, at an eXecufsttern .Ifternoon.. club presidents this hl,soted aesIE Everst, of Shawnee, Okla, o''''
 for the next year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
ARTOLA FOR PRESIDENT.

Havana, April 21.-Senator Maza Y. Artola was nominated as candl- date for president of Cuba by the national assembly of the republic an party today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22
ROTARY TO WICHITA.

Joplin, Mo-, April 21.--Wichita, nan', was chosen for the 1921 con terence of the Rotary clubs of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-22

gressman, died here today at the age of 93. "Bill" Nye, died 24 years ago.
Evening star., 1920-02-02
Clearance of Mourning Millinery, No.u
at One-Thir off Regular Prices
Neu
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and New Laces

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New Points, by the yard, for
collars: Of georgette crepe, or
CANDY and batiste; yard, $1.25
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GaIioons. eye1et and solid
embroidery. for h o u d
straps or trimming dresses or
underwear; at yard. 35c to
Soc.
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Sheer OrEAndy, "a in. wide:
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Novelty Nets, for gowns and
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