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The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
Allow Relief Shlvs

Washncfou The Turh4sA govern tho state Department consents Ia shipment of reh,e supplies fron the United Stat.s 'o famue sufferers in Syria The acton reyrrses the r~- yious attitude of Turkish officials gho partment for the privilege to make such shipments.
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
Honor Funston's Order.

Washae,on Major General Fun stou request for the return to the hordes. probably for trial by court martial ot Captains Laas and Wa. rath quartermasters of the Firrt and Second Illinois regiments was re ceiyed at the War Department and re ferrcd to the Central Department commander with instructions that u be compiled With
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
3.3I5.OOO German ln,r.

London German casualtles in the war during August aecordiur to compilation here from the German casualty list, total,d 2iosso Tats brings the German total s.Vce the be Einn.ue of tHe War. as compiled from the same sources, to 3.37a.0bo These figures include all the German nation alltles but do not include the naval and Cuionial casualties
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
Slayer Of Wife Is Indicted.

Alpae, r,Nas.-Harry J Spannell
 5e ,ad.ejed hy the county grand yur> on charge of murderlng his wlfa and Maj Calvin Butler here the nisht e: July 2a \ warrant was issued and Spannell was brought here fer arraienment
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
Rass aas FLatt-nn Ln Snow.

Fo,rorraa Som, ot ue Russian arW'.- ere eHeoaa.er.Hs eaAH weather 9Ae official stateWeH' issued says taat in some sectors et tha freu, tn thr ttutt-te froet- err hei-r rN ra.aneee ard mar. than - eeprme togF rst inthesl of snow has fallen ia some r'9ces
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
MLners GlNen Increase

MgsRogee, Okla The incresse in wages demanded by the coal miners ot Oklahoma were granted al 0 meet. ing of the Oklahoma Operators Asso. ciation held here
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
CaIrhanks Is Stricken.

Oklahoma CI,y Oks Charles " Fairbanks, Republican vice prosiden tIal candidate, suffered an attack of ind d.erfou while addressing a large audience at the auditorium He >as compelled 0 auit speaking for , min-' u,es and during ghe interval many peo pIr l,si Che building
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
sruesels Prpulst Puurseod

London Bcot4se.it rs albeed the people ot Brussels -,eu7lrd ta Bri' tsB# ae.a'.r WAa s's" oyer tha city the German author tre ha'c ordered all t.#a IHEa a.taHt# .a br in their homes Lys5t, o'clock tu the evenings
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
Eor. .Rnilt Shlns

Wash.n ton re department of commerce reported that lsS foreign. built els ct 628,644 gross tons had been admitted to American reg istry 4p to Sept g. under the act of Aug, lS, 1914
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
Gct Mnoso snn tntes

Chicago ~.na'or John r Shafroth of Co.urudo. Who visited Western pe.tocratc national hcadquarters. said .as tae Progressive and wom an Ne.e .n h.s state would go to Wilson and Marshall in November.
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
New san Salvador Deeis.on

San Salvador, salvador The Cen. traI American court of justice has given the Nioraeuan government 60 days in which te reply to the claim of the republic of Salvador concern ius the treaty between the United States and Nicaragua
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
Hurhs7 Second ltinerary

Prideehampfon. N Y.-Charles F. Hughes has arrived a- his summer nome here for few days rest from campaign activities. He will leave New York soon on his seccnd trip which will take him throguh the Mid. dla West
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
Head to C.rranza.

Fl Paso Tex The head of the bandit Lo1is Gutierrez. known in Mexico as fhe enchanted goat. has been sert hy Col Bucrrcstro. com ran6iug tae Carranza garrison at colima. to the governor Of Guadala. jara,
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
Montana D.roc-at z PI..forr-

Helena Naat Plank adar nr s"'f~r-c for ! women and aNorue stt1,N'5a prohibition and H'edNrs suFpar' ia eaa .r.~e for national rra- hib.uon wer. tgHur.s of tho p'lt- form adopted o, thg state Democratic tcaNcrt.on
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
"RIlsy Dayo in Indiana 0et ,.

Indianapolis Ind. Gov Ralstou. in a proclamation. urged the observance throughout the state O. Oct as Riley lay n honor of James Whit comb Riley the Hoosier poet. who died a stort time ago oct ' was the poets birthday
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
Never Worried. O.es at toi.

Peabody aka-Ahel Cartwright who Nou.d have celebrated hss one hantr,J and second birthday Nov Q is dead at lis home He attributed lis loue nlc ta the fact that he ueyrs worried
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
eoreer ousrest Fired Upon.

Del Rio Texas An American out post ot Sycamore 12 miles east Of here, was fired oa by Mexicans from across the Rio Grande. according 10 report reaching here.
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
Texas Line to Fight Hour Law.

Galveston Tx =ontcll, of the c ( ~ F Ry have begun ~erying notice ell ehp'oyes that the recently enacted ,ieh. lour la@ for the train l.ea Ne1al ua' !, ob yed except upon orders from ,h, court Of last resort
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
za.mas Pee Wounded

Ata#e. Gr5ae#Zft.} g5aft 10
 rs.aaa t.e>aHa /am}s. the azla fte.4ler,- remain lu -ut4ca eas fnH, His ar.lr vas wounded by ar .sp.raa.e aC ibc allied Cr,t cst.f#rl.,e at tHe uon,ut tbe ue-.. '-4i.oa. v,rr heannus for the entry vt Crl.oc into the war
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
Two laatetee fer Smoeel57g.

N,v York Federal mfe-usauon Q. sa alesed e'ot to operate secret wa' system tctvc"n this country and Germany Was followed Ay ynd.ct uauts h,re aearus' Hans Edward Taompson and Frederick Uffelman on a charge ot zmagglirc Iowelry worth s 900 In Che Uuoad States on July IT.
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
ncM Greek Amhae.alnr

Athcr THa OHcia Journal pub fishes thr nomination of D Caclama nos as Greek minister to the United States
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
GN ID Hopes

H-reu Germany II Is sad fho Gr.t.aa Var office Is coHvHeed ,ha' Cr.,sr N,U nt remain longer aca. tra lat saau Nt1l declare ~araeains' the central bowers
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
lnLnnetlsn Case Retused.

chicaso Federal Jdao Alschu'er refused to re ram Judec Landis from hearing the Morrison bankruptcy case
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

Complaints continue to reach Little Rock from various sections of the state relative to the great hardships caused by the mechanics lien law, placed on the statute books by the Arkansas Legislature several years ago A general demand is going up for either the repeal or amending ef the statute to relieve property own CTS from hardships caused hy dis honest contractors The amendment demanded provides that the party fur nishing material for work done on buildings must notify property own CTS immediately after the delivery ot the material The present law makes the property owner responsible for all material and work done on building. whether the contractor pays the ma terial man CT not and also for all worh aoHe on build ng This, t s claimed wf make the material man more careful in his dealnee with the contractors Y s practically assured .aat the next LgrI~Iarure will make the change n the .aw
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
Man.s p.s., ss.tenee commutcd.

NsNIca C4 line American state iepar m,ut as asked Chat the death sentence imposed some time ago up- on Harold F faton be commuted 10 e0 years imprisonment
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
U. s. DISLlkES PLAN OF PUTTING NEUTRAL NATIONS ON
 RATION BASIS.
SEEKS TO CONTROL SUPPLIES
No Official Report Yet to State De Partment. But Administration Is CouCcrnca Over Curtaiiment
 of Our ENpor; Trade.

Nashngtau Tn the absence of in. iorma-.0 oatalut WNag commodities are affected At tae HeW British te- strls t,H au t@,.o oaa IGadg with Holland ana tHa Scandinavian cou- u. o.tea|s= a#rc arr uncertain Just how Ia.t tHs A=rrlc.H -efaatrr# WIlt susssr a#eF= fo secure fas nfa~a.= tioa glryad# he been s4ayu and . wa. uae ted that sb. ia any ,F- JuE o>.,n-oe at restrictive me1snr.s be ga. ..#.es WoaI1 ue r#s#raed as rous Iapwel. n taa eoe.ra. vert over u .eeaaty us aHed me.a.t-
 \, leHgs eH ua new order has cone tarueH asue churei hat news dasaaas r,-taaa= wore cal. ma.a#as.'y ~ t# attention of rha Ere ema# ey ly state dc rar.u,ut s#...t.- ni.h a.5rWaI Iu- eaftg- s sa saa purpose and scope ot thr paa#assL
 Officials Muo0 Concerned
 Officials azHre-egd much concern ef.r t'a aa# reu.rt t34f she uow ard.r vaa.a# completely -az.ost ty-ae za Holland and seriously cripple tHas 8It1tse audIaa,sm eoenu... .a or. q-arltfs it "as aae-ast. faat s. .sgseat was | far.ru.uy y faseHuvs cane for fra@a aatu1 sae. decree
 z.a...#a Haas.ar saaaz.ae ia. tr.#as..- .#5 saa a.w l,s5-'8taa ul .r gao aa executive bsaHeh a t.e Hass.rraaI empowered e 'aHe ca H, -eH aa.a1 .cl#a a##-f ra Usns Has..sa. With N#erc.a tr.u,.
 Faen Products wus5 NEes,e5
 #u.a A#eraera oNpaes= To te..nnl sr.Hs ae H#e 1-12 eag.'.a -y.a9H Hrt-H -r8ar eef
 .pse.azs 5a f.aI= =trl @ aaa, WHfa taf come 1re WH#s fH.~. corn ss#le o..7 asa taHa-aa =#r# s#oaz HHa=a#. us feetaat aHhe#e= a,ue =e# fHrra
 tr .G.tH#5 t4. .ae. r,0 or#gr. state da..e,Hsai af.eai. ara invest at. H- t. Urn- mont effected hf Great H...n aa Fr#ace far taalgtWea. ta .reaaz fa fleet m ex.a#H-o If u,rg..uJ.~c 1n tho '.#. ot rrot.ar'i }mGer UHH} as etlaote era under. stood uo formal protests wi be maac Iesl authorities el the de- partu,at aeae4, tat =Geh plan s .a ceaHuaatau e. tae Brush- American caFmCrciFl tre1fy of iNl5. Naa provides for rec access os ua- raa.- aud Inns of alI .5era =pectUe counties m for unrestricted com moro" unless prohibition ol imports apply alee to all countries.
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
M GresA M-nlster 10 u s.

AtHH=. Cu,ge The Oric.al Jour. n.l a#ehr The nomination Of n. Cara4anas ae Greek minister To the lhted Stasrs.
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

About seven miles northeast o Charleston gas was dicovered on tn, Price farm A well was dus riga. by the porch of new house I piece of paper was inserted and Wal immediately consumed.
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21
sherft and Suspect Xiii Each Other

Wurhvtt ky-J F Robertson. sler.ft If CIrrall county and lMcian Rice. WAau. he was attempting to a. res, wera killed simultaneously in ? pistol dua' a' Rice's home at Sanders. near here
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

.aa a aaor R r gaHz Ho.1.a-a Iv ra~sd ~o 0#a#aa ..5 .rH hnd aasaea moue zaa=efH.i -o pa chase books for He=a# eH1!ean
 Ms Irene Thornton teacher a lmaa.= ard fen of h-e asa ve=a made vare eaA be asHhas aas=z c.r.aa#Hg Pa-.s green AlHge. a uH. gI =Ers anat md no fatE .e, H.a8te3 aHaeH # W N was sasa# aa a..4a3 t#at ..o a.sar= 4as ua #o#sd hv aeea
 Gas ca##a...- ef yau Bur #ss rr- ~#t4 8r. raa # a.. t
 Nafa l.rf a 6saaaesat ..a
 q saa E-##
 a#s a4.H a.=a #aan- ...
 
 a4aaaz ..H
 ar e.a .s=aa=#=
 ... ra.a @a
 struck 8# .nrr z saso= u= .ae#ss N.e s5ez C.. land N##a#ao Hsn
 rr was stated n tH' e1aH. .re. ae5#fhat '.. G#sE Ha n.et u.a-t at Ta~aeea had aa t..,on au.l r ag7 #aye r.. .'.. eott ,nzte5d If Ia-aeaa##
 THe Eafeseue iron uaHhs vH#as have been elasgd daaa tar slsaa months. w1 he r,apaaa- a. o-as Tho bus ness VIII he uaH P ... man asemeat of John = Esaa.. u.a az rived from Rush to t3a. ,aar-
 F. r Pierce who owns 3 la.ca far" at tho mag.h of 'ha Norfolk .t. TIA 'er5al on tAe ground fer -A.e uaafe# stone and concrete ra# H##ar T#= vtH he the first stone hons, D .aIs section
 The Pulaski Co"y EanIraaa- Roard deeded 10 assess sti martsae., notes a1d other evidences If .-ae#' edness and mad" one as ssessm .ar u. an sISQoo morteaee
 The ArRade'rha NaHar cemnap, is installing a new hardwood m s. Spuraman and is hufa.as aha1r -ys miles o=fa1raad from rarkmau we-f To The Oulchta rirr-
 X revival al rha Nefaod.e caa-eh at Thornton. conducted bs hr R.g N~ Cum.rs of Tuar eas ,.osee Vjth T aeeass.ons and many coaga- s.ons
 Mss crge.a. FIart daughter or M- and Mrs George t.a-. of lsu-eE7 spr urs. Was sIa. .H.a N,a a razor b> d craeed NeN.cm ia Wichita, kfn recently
 Tine WamaDs Library As@ocatot of Arkade-rha sent to Company C second Ras#mont A x e. lase .ock of magazines and late pyriodl calls
 Parney \ Arthur of Conway rcturp ed from Wa a=nus,on. D c. where il, served a~ doorleopcr of the natioaa house Of representatives
 The Roy Mir Hawkins of Melbourne started revival at Norfolk whicf will continue for several weets
 The lehf and power plant a' SprInsaale is nov operated by the town authorities.
 Three Faulkner county lads picked 906 pounds of cotton one day last week. Willie Fiemng aged 10. pick ed l02 pounds his brother James age II. picked 800 pounds. and his brother Carroll age r, picked 2o4 pounds
 About seven miles northeast o Charleston gas was dicovered on tn, Price farm A well was dus riga 1 by the porch of new house. 4 piece of paper was inserted and Wal immediately consumed
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

The Cadron bridge at Gleason con meeting Faulkner and Conway coun- ties. which has been out of commits sion on account of the failure of two piers on the west end of ,he structure. was opened to traffic again.
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

The stock has been subscribed and paid in for the New Bank of Spark man and the stoekholdors' meeting was held to incorporate and elect of hcers John N Stewart formerly Of the Merchants and Planters Bank Of Philadelphia. will he cashier.
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

The matter of purc1aaur an auto fire truck was referred .o Inc Finance Commutce hy tbe Conway "ty Joua. cil. The Light Watar and Sewer Committee was authorized 10 pHr chase steam halase operate the pumps at the cty paupne .aaou tr Gleason, to be used in case of an emergency.
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

Arrangg mc0ts arc about completat for the movement of snap beans from Horafto Tho Kansas CB So4zharn will have ample equipment on mua for this business which besns dmiRs September and nlfs durng six weeks An average of two earloaa~ ot green snap beans a day will DO shipped
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

 one of the acquitted admitted A. belong Co a union. 4Hsea is blamed aH the trouble
 BRIEFLY RELATED.
 Surveyors startee work q Butaa plating ? acres baes of fhe ra=lHa# | tracks and dep5f iGta a to@usise. n which a model taVH 0H. be aul#t- Ea. old town of Buffalo is across NJ river from the depot Several La1 the new to~nsl5e haee been sesaaY ed for mluo operators. WHO 0### build Building ra=tr.et#ou- Va ae tied n every Iof sold T expected the place W0I draw many Vacation and sp9rrsmau l. .ar...t a- junction of rae Buffalo and #Hs. ess, winch ahoaad 0aa bus and =# mountains are faH uH largo aaa zas= game
 \ chicken hawk sHat had a#ea es#'. ing tGe chicken Eaea al N= t Rowland near Green Fars taa was killed Wh.a f. s3aan,l aaNa a the chicken yard. Ha=a5 ,t- a# 8H t hurled itself asaazs VIra #Hz a#n. Mrs Rowland st0 ffr MRs= Ht. when she reached ad safa5#H92 recovered to show tgut How sa~. she killed Et with a Wal directed bow with her foot
 As a result of the fre showing made by his crew III inc reccnI laaeat practice of tbe Atlantic fleet. William Eberle. 8 Fort Sm# baq. senior aeu tenant aboard the T. $ latrcsap Ar kansas, has been made eG9aarv of' cer, according to letter received hy his father. Dr ! Eher.e L5auten ant Eberlc was in ch1rsn cr q tarrg. that broke the worlds record
 One of the biggest transfers made in the Rush field ln the past te~ months was made when tne lease n the White Eagle property chang kauds The 0ne has been operated by R M Fletcher for ,ho pase ,ux months X new mu Mas completed last month The lease went ta Jim McCarty of NeHvne and associates. who live in Oklahoma
 The matter 1f mrohgur an auto nre truck was referred ,o .ue Finance Committee hv tbe Conway "ty 5oua. cil The Light Wtar and Sewer Committee was authorized To par chase d steam haltee operate tae pumps at the cts pumping a4ou ar Gleason, to be used in ease of an emergency
 Arrang,mcnts are about competaf for the moy meat of suao beans from Horatto Tho Kansas C.s so1hern will have ample equipment on mu for this business. which heegs durIHS September and con nurs durug six weeks An average of two carloaa~ ot green snap beans a day will oe shipped.
 The one hundredth anniversary of the settlement of Mount Olive. Ark. was held at Mauat Olive Mount Olive was settled Septembcr f0 tSt6. by Jehojda l. JefalE Ou thls oeca- sion members Of The family from au parts were there and big reunion was held
 Uncle Bag Thomas of Ash Flat, Van Buren county has mu2yleIoaGsng shotgun that he bought in Little Raoa three or four wears before tae evil war The gun cost $40 The owner used it in the battle of Prairie Grove during the Civil war The gun is stn m use
 The stock has been subscribed and paid in for the New Bank of Spark man and the stockholdors' meeting was held to incorporate and elect of fcers. John \. Stewart formerly Of the Merchants and Planters Bank of Philadelphia. will be cashier.
 The Cadron bridge at Gleason. con meeting Faulkner and Conway coun- ties. which has been out of commits sion on account of the failure of two piers on the west end of ,he structure. was opened to traffic again
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

An aetiee. eamaaien Nil seaH b. .a. oneHra.sd 5r F.le county N a r.#s# ng ot rHe Nur.5a'a0H taasHr f. rnrN. Claude X Rankin and J x. Ia.. ~ of @1-freeeHor1 Her. nar=a caaase If fH' caHr7#EH5 and .- fz #H= .aa..a. "a Haee #Ha h4=lra= n.a al truss the ya.ere af a#a serna.aoa and church IA tNa caaaz- before The November election
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

Uncle Baz Thomas of Ash Flat, Van Buren county has a muz7le1oaG1ng shotgun that he boughtin Little R0oG three or four years before tae civil war. The gun cost $40 The owner used it in the battle of Prairie Grove during the Civil war The gun ts sun m use.
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

One of the biggest transfers made in the Rush field n the past .e~ months was made when The lease n the White Eagle property chang I kands The mne haz been operated by R N Fletcher for 'ho pas .gx months X new mlI Mas completed last month The lease went ta Jlm McCarty of Melville and associates. who live in Oklahoma
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

The on" hundredh anniversary of the settlement of Mount Olive. Ark. was held at Mau2t Olive Mount Olive was settled Sep-omDcr to. tSt6. by Jehojda J Te0erY Ou thIs oeca sion members Of The family from an parts were there and a big reunion was held
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

As a result of the frn showing made by his crew III .tla rcrcnL larsat practice of tbe Atlantic fleet William Eberle. 8 Fort smH boy senior Hau- tenant aboard t1e T. $ hauro-lIp Ar kansas, has been made eG1Harv of'- cer, according to letter received by his father, Dr ] C Enerl. L5euten- ant Eberlo was in cHaren of q tarre. that broke the worlds record
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

\ chicken hawk tHat had a#ee st#'- ing tEe chicken zaaa af NH Rowland near Green Ear.s t#az was killed Wh.a f. s@aan,I aaAa a=s the chicken yHsd a=a8 't- a=# 8H } hurled ttsalf aea#azs #VIra Hz a=n. Mrs. Rowland sa3 tEe hawk a4s when she reached a8d esfa5=H#z recovered to show Hgut How .a~. she killed J vith WcH directed b1v with her foot
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

r r T5arce. who owns a ,a.ca ra-~ at the mae-h of The Narfa.. a ma 'crla} ea tAe ground fara big ratfea stone and concrete rea aH.. fa Wll he the first stone bausr u hs section.
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

Three Faulkner county lads picked 9O6 pouuds of cotton one day last week Willie Fiemng aged 9. pick ed 102 pounds, his brother James age t4, picked goo pounds, and his brother Carroll age r. picked 2o4 pounds
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

WHe7 eHa Conway =ga#a's o" r-t t' became f"oen ttfa#eH H tH
 H=-aH eas -ae==HHH a..re as=
 eaa.a h a#a=a# ..a aa. .o-- H1# H Wru#H f-" ~ sHHt ..H #a school E T H.H# uw.5 l-# lv -fa-ssd ST" U.as=an .HG hr5 eaaHsa mou.s Fl E.d to F4s chase books for Hese gizaarau
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

The Pulaski County EGuaras1- Roard deeded 10 assess s#l war'-as a notes aod other evidences If .-aa#t cdnes, and mad" one asse~sm .ar q an SINQ0N mortgaEe
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

Taa Gaes7#I'n iron works vH#es have been etasod ta2a tar sle-r4 months. w1t be r,apaael a. a-aa Tho bu~.ues- Na.l he uaa .., man asemeaf of John c Evan. uUa as rived from Ku-h to taa. ,aar-.
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

Ms Irene Thornton faao'aH ae H#'aa. ar3 fgo af hae aso w wade xefH e.lA hH astaE.a, Ha.=z cnr.a.e.Hs par.s green At.H.se. uas 5a =Ers ~Hn#t a.a no fE.E .e, H.a8se3 -#aeH tt " N was eata h#t U.g5a3 t#at ..o 44.as was Ua 5#.d hv arg#5
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

The Arkade'pha Nifiar Camaane is installing new hardwood m sr SpJrnman and fs tufaaa ahaGf rys miles oi fafraad from farfmau ve-f To rhe OuaChta rirr-
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

Mss grVsfa. Iiur' daueh'cr If N~ and #rs Gee-ee }.aa# of lau-rk7 sprurs. 0as s'a bed Nth razor h> crazed Mexican iu #teaita kfa recently
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

'r was stated n tH' gFrr .H. .rr #a7 fHaf ".. l#% rart p.aat W ra~ae#at t H#ea t..,ou#aH# r H9.3 #aye r.. s.. .utt 'Hzse5d If Na=asa###
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

X revival at the Methods, church at Thornton. conducted bs fhr B.g N~ Gum.rs of T'ar has e.osst Wlth 2i aee,ss.ons and many coaYa- s.ons
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

The Woman Library Nssoc-ltHot of Philadelphia sent to Company G second Resmrut, A. x G. laee .ack of maealues and late pyriodl calls
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

Parney X Arthur of Conway return ed from Wa shiurton D c where |, served a4 doorN copper of the natioaa house Of representatives
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

The Ueh' and power plant a' SprIns9alc Is nov operated by th, town authorities
The Dermott news., 1916-09-21

af '.a n..HE t'-=.# z==z.4 ...... truHa .a - ."rr- saaa w a.. .Ht#st. Hle a#s.ta- a.sH land a#a r H#n
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-11-30
ERADICATE WEEvILS IN PEAS
Treatment of Carbon-Bisulphide ls
Recommended as Soon as Crop
Has Been Harvested.

All cowpeas are more or less liable
to be infested with weevils when
harvested; therefore, 1t Is advisable
to fumigate them soon after har-
vesting. The best material to fumi-
gate with Is carbon-bisulphide, some
times called "high-life." The peas
to be fumigated should be placed in
a tight bin or barrel so that the fumes
will be more effective. The carbon
bisulphide should be placed in shallow
dishes on top of the peas. One ounce
of the carbon-bisulphide is sufficient
to fumigate barrel of peas; three to
five pounds are required for every
thousand feet of q tight bin, and more
is required if the bin is not gas-proof.
Fumigation should be continued for
II hours, after which the peas should
be aired for several hours. The peas
should be stored so that they will not
become reinfested with weevils. This
fumigation kills all stages of weevil
development, but does not prevent the
weevils from working in the peas later.
Use the same precautions in handling
arbon-bisulphide that you would use
in handling gasoline. Keep all sources
of fire good distance away.-Clemson
College Bulletin.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-11-30

Calomel makes you sick; you lose a
days work. Calomel Is quicksilver
and 1t salivates; calomel Injuries your
liver.
II you are bilious, feel lazy, sluggish
and all knocked out, II your bowels
are constipated and your head aches
or stomach is sour, just take spoon
full of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone
instead of using sickening, salivating
calomel Dodson's Liver Tone is real
liver medicine. You'll know it next
morning because you will wake up
feeling fine, your liver will be work
ing, your headache and dizziness gone,
your stomach will be sweet and your
bowels regular. You will feel like
working. You'll be cheerful; full OF
vigor and ambition.
Your druggist or dealer sells you a
50-cent bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone