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The Pensacola journal., 1917-04-06
PALMER COLLEGE
BASEBALL NINE TO
PLAY HERE MONDAY

Word was received yesterday that
the excellent Palmer College team
from DeFuniak will come down Mon
day for a game with the locals, the
game to be played at Maxent park.
The game will be played in the after
noon, and large crowd is expected
to go out, root for the locals and
cheer them to victory, for they play
one of the strongest college teams
in this part of the state.
Tomorrow the locals which will
play Palmer College, will make trip
to DeFuniak, meeting the college
boys on their home grounds. The
Pensacolians are going to try and
take this game at all hazards, and
will have a strong team. They will
line up as follows: Dillon. catcher;
Hudson, pitcher; Griffin, first base;
Bell, second base; Diehm, short stop;
Sanchez, third base; Villar, Motta,
Merritt and Gilks.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-04-06
SIX HOSPITAL
SHIPS TORPEDOED

London, April 5.-Six hospital
ships have been torpedoed or mined
by the central powers since the be-
ginning Of the war, Thomas ]. Mac
Namara, financial secretary Of the
admiralty, stated in the house of COM
mons today. In consequence, he add
ed, 247 lives had been lost and IS
persons injured.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-04-06
SOPHS BEAT
FRESH|ES 8 TOI

The Sophomore second team d.
feated the Freshmen yesterday aft
ernoon, 8 to Z. The features of tb
game were the hitting of Maley fo
the Freshmen, and Jones for the
Sophs.
The P. H. S. varsity plays the Wa
ton high school on the East Hill play,
grounds, Monday April 9.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-04-06
R. r. PROBLEMS SOLVED
FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE

New York, April 5.-Railroads
have worked out the army plans
whereby all rail transportation ia
cilities in the United States will be
at the disposal of the government,
and government business will not in
terfere with ordinary commerce of
the nation. The government viii have
first call on all equipment
The Pensacola journal., 1917-04-06
AUSTRIA AND TURKEY
MAY REMAIN NEUTRAL

Copenhagen, April 5.-Austria-
Hungary and Turkey are expected to
remain neutral for the present, any
how, in the conflict between Germany
and the United States. Both govern
ments are believed to earnestly de-
sire this, but they may be forced into
a declaration of war by Germany.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-04-06

Business men often forget their
Easter clothes until the women
folks get after them.
We are ready for the fellows who
like to make quick work of it and
get the right thing.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-04-06
COL. ROOSEVELT WOULD
TAKE REGIMENT TO EUROPE

New York, April 5.-Colonel Roose-
velt issued statement tonight say
ing it was his opinion it would not be
an unwise precedent to allow him to
raise and command a volunteer divis-
ion for active service on the French
front He said he also believes the
American people want an expedition
ary force sent aboard Immediately.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-04-06
BANKS Of CITY To
BE CLOSED TODAY

Because of Good Friday, legal
holiday, the banks of the city will
not be open for business today, a
notice to this effect having been
given by the institutions yesterday.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-04-06
MODERN WOODMEN
HOLD FINE MEETING

An enjoyable meeting of the local
camp of Modern Woodmen of America
was held last night in the X. of P.
hall, and the attendance was larger
than usual. One candidate was
initiated, although several others,
who are said to have been elected.
were expected to show up and be OBJ
ligated.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-04-06
MILLIONS VOTED
FOR MILITARY NEEDS

Washington, April 5.-Four appro-
priation bills, failing to pass the SEN
ate at last session of congress were
enacted by the house today, as fol-
lows: Army, s240,000, 900; sundry
civil, S138, ,241, 900; general deficiency,
$62, So, 900; military academy, ST.
$4,000.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-04-06
STORM WARNINGS ON
THE ATLANTIC C0AS7

Washington, April 5.-Storm warn
ings were tonight ordered displaTs
by the weather bureau from Eastput
Maine, to Jacksonville, Florida.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-04-06
Renew health

of stomach, liver and kidneys with thsu
brated Shivar Mineral Water. Posidr
guaranteed by money-back offer. Tar.
hne; costs trife Delivered anyuhsrs {
our Pensacola Distributors, Balkoom D..
Co. Phone them.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-04-06
PASSOVER FESTIVAL
TO Be UsHERED IN

With the setting of the sun today,
the Passover festival will be ushered
in, and services will be held in the
Temple Bethel. The first service
takes place this evening at 6:15
o'clock, conducted by Rabbi Aeker-
man. Another service is announced
for Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-19

mes contra la venta de bebidas, des-
pues de la una de la madrugaia, que
los buenos n~eoyorquinos acostumbra-
dos a recibir el naipe vuelto que ell
Destino les entrega al dar las campa-
nadas de las doce de Ia noche Ultima,
del ano cue fence, en- estado de
completa beodez, que intensifican
hasta atlas horas de Ia madrugada,
para hacerse Ia illusion de que Ia nue-
va medida de tempo ha de iniciar una
era de alegrias y bienandanzas, sc
vieron obligados 4 entrar en- 1917
secos, o cast secoS, es decir, preScln-
diendo del jubilo artificial, creado
por los mil liQuidos, cuya eNistencla
es, sin duda alguna, una bcndicion de
DioS. para esos Y otos fines igual-
mente ~piadosos.
Y la caida cast simultdnea de las
dos alcoholistas, en- cl mismo lugar,
ha servbdo &c tema para los scrmones
de los que propagan Ia necesidad dc
prohibir, en- Nueva York Y en- toda Ia
n%acion, ell comercio Y Ia fabrication
de bebidaS, cuando. en- realidad , cS
prueba de que las restricciones que
clos han logrado imponer a csc CO.
mercio. lcjos de disminuirlo, le han
! ~ ~ -,-.-4.,IZ -.,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-19

til. ninCuna ampliu conception eco
monica sc observable entire ciios.
"DeSdc cl sigIo XVI al XVII (dicc
por 81 parte, Rogers, NADIA hacia
Prevecr que los inglcses habian dc
Ilegar a ser cl pueblo mas utilitario
del mundo'. Escribe tambien Bout
my: NADIA de 10 que e]ntonces podia
~ooSerVarse daba idea del essuerzo
continue dc Ia tenacldad p]acicntc,
uc ID ~acII''dad lnlatlgabic que dis
tIngue a los ingIeses de nuestro item
po' LoS mgleSeS entonccs iba d bus
car e' hlerro a SuecIa Y u Vizcaya, Y
mes Ia taiiap. ACunI nuob1o Li;.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-19
ATTACHE.
Psicologla del I'M
periaiismo ingtes

Para que cstos apuutcs sobrc las
mas culminautcs vicisitudes de la e
volucion del imperiaIismo ingltS ten
"a la dcbida hilaci6n Y claridad, cs
precise recordar 10 que al mismo pro
p6sito escribe Nitti, para Quien Ia
definici6n de este imDcrialismo es d.
ficil solo en- Ia a~paricncia. "iQuc Is
81 imperialismo. 0 mas bicn. que cs
para los ingieses cl Imperio? NADIA
facil rcsulta Gccir que quicrcn los
imperialistas, ' mcnos ficil. por en-
de. formular su conception. Ira
tase de una conception compucsta
de esperanto Y dcsconteHto. de AFRO
gancia = s~uspicacia. dc ~ignorancia
absolute de Ia cncrgia de otros puc-
bios ' de fc irracioual en- ia surc-
riorjdad &c Ia raza propia. The En-
pire es algo asi como la union de
35O.OO0.OGO de hombrcs b3io 81 do
mimic comcrcial y nara cI jcyar~olIo
de 10000. 600: cs 81 mcrcado asccu-
RADIO = las mcrcancias cue .npieza
a no nccesitar America Y que mas
baratas ' por 81 sofa produce Euro.
"a: cs Ia union de las colon:as en- cs-
trccho ~vincuIo. Is Ia potcncia conner
cial sobrc la base de la industrial; cs
l., L,rI.-, .. ,r.,, l., ,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-19
CUENTO DEL Ola
7. 4 : ! 4

Al sonar el timbre, Sc abrio Ia
puerta. Una pareja penetro en- Ia an
tesala, luego en- ell salon, y n VOC
allegro eXclamaba:
-IHemos llegado demasiadc tar
de?
La Erase cay6 en- el vacio. Teresa
de Rieux, admirada ante el aire me-
lanc0lico del ayuda de camara, pc
gunt6:
jose, ihemos e~quivocado el dla!
No, por c]ierto, senoreS; sc es-
peraba hoy a ustedes para almozar.
Pero Sc han recibido nucvas tristes..
All: vicne ell senior que podra contar-
selaS.
Julian Libersac cntraba seguido de
su esposa Albertina; en- las facclones
de ambos pintabase ana c~ontraricdad.
Teresa, en- un arranQue, echo los bra
EOS al cucllo de SUI amiga.
-Pobrecilla! GQua cs 10 que tie
pasa? va sabes que 81 en- algo podc-
mos Scrtc util...
Libcrsac dcsdobI6 pausadamcrtc
un papel azul, y dijo con voz ~profun-
da:
lie aqui un tclcgrama que aca-
bamos de rccibir: La tia Gerardina
Ia i~allecido'.
ia sonora de Saintc Endosmo-
Sc?
Que hubiera complido manan
! ochcnta Y cuatro amos, con haber tar
dado en- MORN solo diez y sietc horas.
-Efectivamentc, cs una lastima.
SPero no Ia veiais %nunca?
-iSe ~encuentra uno de tai modo
sujeto en- Paris! \ veces recibiamos
una carta suya, apremiante, conju-
] randonos a que la sorprendieramoa
con nuestra vista. anadiendo que sus
piernas Sc ncga6an va a scrvirla, que
no podia va vivir mucho, ' que arG.a
en- dcseos de abrazar por Ultima veZ
! su sobrin,ta. :Quc querGis? La po-
bre mujer sc ha consumido sicmprc
en- su provincia.....
A estas palabras succdieron algG-
nos momcutos de silencio, durante los
que el senior y las sonora de Ricux
dirIgian Sus miTadas i~nquietas hacia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-19
kno1mes gananclas
alcanzadas en- Com
p5nias Petroliferas

La Mexico Petroleum Company"
obiuF0 81 ano proNimO paSadO. una
utiiidad liGuiGa &c DOS MILLONES
>EIE(iFNTOS SCI ENTA \ IN
NIL DOSClENTOS NEINTE PESOS,
Hlr.2 NcNicaEa.
$4,000 en- accioneS dc Ia "NincEes-
ter Di; Company" sc yendIeron, s me-
Sos AsSpuea de ser cOmpradas. tn
So. 10000 brG.
$4,000 &c Ia 'Wincmiller Oil Co."
~ rerIicrCn CT S25, 10000 orc.
>Z5C.G0 DE Ia New York Co" han
aagIca NIL PESOS mcnsua!es de Ii
,GG,nGO.
I.ls a~cciones dc la "HuaStcca Pc
ir0!,um Co" cntizadas er Tampic" 4
80 C~eEtavos. valicr0a al POGO tempo
trcScieatnS PcSOS.
Los anteriores datos, los publica-
mos para que Sc yea hasta dorde eS
rosjblc llc-ar. cGandO Sc tiene Ia
sucytc de hacer una buena inversion
en- ncgovios p~etroiaros. Sc arrleSga
uo-u y - pued2 obtener mucno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-19


IA ell ensayo de Variedadcs?
! -iAy! Dios MIC, ies esta noche?
-Irrevocablementc. Ash, toda vc2
que vosotros no estareis en- Paris.
-Efectivamente. no he dc dcla"
que Sc picrdan. Orquesta, 81 y 80.
Confieso que no soy a~fortunada.
-iY a tanta altura como, segdn di-
cen estara Lavalli6re. Pobrecilla. -.
tie compadezco!
En- cuanto los RieTx salieron, Ii
bersac Ilam6 al ayuda de cimara.
-Sirva listed, Jose. Ven. moni-
I na..... Vamos u tomar un bocado =
todo escape. Aun cuando nos d"ja-
semos morir de hambrc. no ~resucita-
ria la tia Gcrardina.
-iTc parecc que no pcirlamo& ct"
trasar por veinticuatro horas nueStro
viaje?
-;Echas en- divide que ALA t"nc-
mos quc defender important"s iHt"""-
ses? La fortuna tie mi tia asc"n""r;
= 1]uinientos mil frances, por 10 ~
nos. pues ella nj aun gastaba l. ..r-
cera partc de u rcntas. Tcmo o."
dentro de algdn iinro antique 0 Il
tire algdn monitor de !rapos, haya de-
iado ~escondida alguna suma de dine
RI. Fsto en- el case de que los uun
cuidaban de ella nc havan rcgistra.lo
los armarios!
Themes raZ6n..... En- csos aisl2
dos Iu~eareios, poca confianza me ms
niran los v~cc;nos.
Owe: voy Il salir IN momeajo.
Tcngo necesidad absolute dc un cro$-
non I'm sombrcro negro. En- GUAM
to a corona. que 20 sea de flores, III:
No. no.. de pcrIas, no muy
crande... De cuarcnta a cuar""-
ia frances Puedes licgas h~s-
ia cincuenta. AquGllo cs s1!iGo....
para toda la vida.
-;Caspita!-eXcIam6 julian ME-.
tras cerraba la ventana.-Mlra 10 cue
cae. ALI. en- aquel pals alberto Il to-
, dos los ~vientos. Gebe ser iasopo.tob!c
nm tiempo como este.
Pero ell NAL numor de los cspoSos
oued6 desyanecido al pensar en- Ia he
rencia de la tia Gerardina. Los IL
bcrsac p~ertcnecian al numero Ge gen
tas q ~quienes, aunquc lncapaceS nc
hacer dano a una hormlga, Sc fe&'-
ciian de que acabe de MORN un SCI.
humane. dejandoles una p"qdrna 1917
tuna. Pov otya part". trataDaH poo
= 81 tia. dcsdc hacia seis amos. eli go
cmpezaron q ~frecuentar la Uuena s.
c.cdad de Paris
Metidos en- cl tren y debidamv!t-e
~acomodada la corona, contemp!a0An
acknowledgements Ia blanca llanura,
:. estremeciansc pensandO en- q So
nnlio oue al dia siguicntc habia dc
Ieferruarse entire la nieve. Empero,
vino a distraerlcs una idea. Rccor-
daban que la tia Gcrardina sc hao!a
casado dos vcccs Y que la P~rovidcMcla
-:-o L,,orI. dos vnrpS Viu.!a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-19

zIcaua, A-cuida Francisco l. NaGer0 No / Su Consejo. de Admit
o. r.ro~ p-a itcwraJ0 Dr personals tc raconCciia honorabiiQad,
.~ ha- ..gunl persona que &eSea refereIrias aCerca de Ia COM
-.ra. rreie ti~igir>e a las sigutEte< inStluc.onrs Bancarlas:
National Bank IL Commerce. san antonio. Texas, National
.#rA ot Coaamer-e = Guaranty Trust Company. de New York CEy.
M.n-a -.ciora, &c N9vIco. CTIlaG dc Mexico, D, +.
RI uta~o actual lie las accIOneS Is de SESENTA CENTAkOS
no@c=e americana. bo- caGa u2a.
Teuemos ttIIos de aiez accioneS que vendemos a $500 Y It'll
ls lie gnluerta a.clcaes, cue valeG 55o0G, Cnontda anericana).
Hoy puvle listed compY4r accioUes dr II Oil Fields Corporation
{ Nes&o ICow?a@as midas de las Zonas PctroIfcras de Mexico,
S. A. pr cl reiuc&i2 prco lie g. centavoS c9aa una, cosa Que no
1- -.= cn y@@@-9 empje-el los traJajos &C perforacIGn en- sus terre-
nos
The Dermott news., 1917-11-22
Union Thanksgiving Service

Pursuant ta the announcement hz tae barm5e Pastors Association all the enurcHp5 of the town vii unit "a Thank kse.9ias service to ee he'd Thanksgiving cyeuiaE ot the Baptist church. beginning at 7:so Q clock. The following program vii br Ten defed. Rev I. (. SHs prcsiaag. song. America by congregation. Invocation. Ied by Bee.J L. Gauuea. Anthem hy choir
 Scripture reading
 Prayer. lgd ay Rev. k smiley Quartette.
 Aanauueemeuts
 QTerJors. fiano -eIo by Miss Kay born.
 Violin sole. WHHe Daers,H H8nn by congregation. THaus aeiaF sermon by Rev W a. KoIle.
 Anthem by choir
 EeneiIction.
The Dermott news., 1917-11-22
The Great Call to America

While our whole Nation is being called upon 10 make everything secon- dary to the needs of our army and na- ", and while the nation is responding beautifully and literally to this call, rt, above thls eai for material equip mcnt ami comfort for ear hovs there comes I louder and more serious call Itjs the call from Almighty God. and the eaa lrom the wcrld ; most awful and horrible conditions Tor the great Ametieaa Nation tu eet on her anees. over aal above the physical comforts of oar boys in the camps ana n tire trenches and ca ship board comes ,, pc #sHt3r seH~r et confidence to them N hen thcg Aaey the feiA 6seh home are ha'e,a stem un ta Gad n rsaFer. It may L. same ef the home folks have not araHel n wears as3 m@y He some have never prayed. Be thjs as t may. according to the eternal fitness ot things, the time has come and tae call has also come Ter every layal American to intefeede with God fer tar safety of eur boys souls and bodies as yell as fer the success of our afmS
 Let every man aEa woman n Der mott return to Ged Commerce b at tending services next Sunday in che of the churches Don forget the aright. brief. and ffetaerlv sevsc,s 5n the Presbyterian shareh Rermott,s Fepu- lar, hemaHke church sunday Bbie srhaoi 9.I5: moruae service H. subject .Pcolle WL4M CA:-j Won | Have. FN,ainE -erF5ee TO. subject "A St5a#r Hs9 Nh5 blqudered. The musical part of the-e services Is made feature Come Pastor
The Dermott news., 1917-11-22
Notice

SPRAYED 0G STOLEN: From my Scotland Plantation, three miles north of Baxter. en Saturday. November 3rd. 1917 one dark bay or black mare mule about fifteen hands nigh and about five years old Brands "9l on left shoul- der. "P" on left Jaw. Any informa- ton leading to the recovery of this an imal will be liberaly rewarded and will pay twenty five dollars for the de livery of the mule to me at Baxter Ark ll-l5-4t Chas. T. Duke
The Dermott news., 1917-11-22
Warning Order

In Bowie Township Justice Court.
 R. l.. Johnson. ]. |. State of Arkansas County of Ghlcot. Bimel Ashcroft Mfg. Co.,. Plaintiff.
 Es. Power Machinery Exchange. Inc. and Me Pac Ky. Co. Defendants. 1he defendant. Power Machinery Exchange. Inc, K hereby warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plain tiff. Bimel Ashcroft Manufacturing Company, or the same will be taken Il confessed
 This November 1lh. l9i1. fi=S-lt k l.. Johnson, J. |. Hammock X Creash4w, Attts for Iltf.
The Dermott news., 1917-11-22
Moonlight School Closed i.

The Moonlight School. authorized uy the state, and taught by Miss E. kohinzine, closed Last Friday night, afz ter t ses-.an of ten a.Fhts
 The cNcte.aes consisted of reading Aad spelling tests, als7 written work.
 The totai enrollmentw was twenty one. and out of this number six learned to read and write.
 A request has been made for the teacher to continue the school
The Dermott news., 1917-11-22
Notice to the Puclic

Hereafter no freight viii be received or delivered at the Dermott station af- ter , r. m. each day. and no express will be received or delivered after 5:3o D m. E. Ford, Agent.
The Dermott news., 1917-11-22
Approaching Marriage

Cards are out announcing the mar riage of Miss Thelma Spencer of Mon- ticello and Mir, Curtis Mead, which is to be solemnized next Wednesday. Nov. 2Sth. Miss Spencer is a niece of our townsman, Henry Bordeaux. and has numerous friends in Dermott whose best wishes will attend her,
The Dermott news., 1917-11-22
Christian Endeavor
Nov. 22ath i9l

Nov. 25th l9l7 Hymn. Prayer. Subject. For What Am Crate ful? Ps. 34: loo Leader. Joseph Duerson. Hymn. Expression of gratitude for some one thing from everyone present. Hymn. Benedictlon.
 NN
The Dermott news., 1917-11-22

Dermott News.
 Dermott, Ark. On behalf of the Woman's Liberty Loan Committee 1 want to extend to you our heartfelt thanks and apprecia- tion for the splendid cooperation you gave us in obtaining nation wide pub lcity during the Liberty Loan cam paign just closed
 Yours very truly.
 Mrs Wm C. McAdoo, Chairman Woman's Liberty Loan Committee
The Dermott news., 1917-11-22
Warning Order
chicot Chaaeery Court

ebicot Ch4aeery Court
 Lila Nc&ral fiainUH. No 5l1a Fs
 John NeNcal. Defendant
 The defendant John NcNeai. is warned to appear iu this court within ttrty days ana answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Lila MrNeat.
 November l3tb. l9l7.
 Hammock X Gfenshaw, Attys. for Plaintiff. fSEAII Gaines Merritt. Clerk. H=t54t Ky F. II Chapman b. (.
The Dermott news., 1917-11-22
AMONG COLORED PEOPLE

Items of interest among colored people should be left at the Palace Drug Store or at this office.
The Dermott news., 1917-11-22

| A'i us pIple bI dI lHlS once.
 J, o. Deadmon spent Sunday at Gould
 Warm underwear at J. Cohen X Sons.
 Dr. N. k. Parker was a McGehee visitor Monday.
 PopulTly priced raincoats at J. Cohen x Sons.
 Presiding Elder Scott of Pine Bluff spent Tuesday in Dermott
 The new S2l grade in Styleplus suits. waiting for you at J. Cohen X Sons.
 Miss Allen Baggett of Leland. Miss. enrolled at the Dupree Seminary this . week.
 lsom Bozeman has bought house and lot south of town. near the light plant.
 The Mosaics will give an entertain.. ment and banquet Thursday night aN the Reed Hotel
 New creations in hats for young men and men who stay young. S3.5Q.-J. Cohen X Son.
 Mrs. Alice Bynum is visiting her daughter in Monroe. La, where she will spend several weeks.
 Misses Lula Powell and Bell Blue left Sunday for Walnut Lake to visit friends. Miss Powell returned home Monday
 The new styles in footwear at J. Cohen & Soa $
 Andre" Hinton. Westley Ghildress. 0iando Powell and Johnnie Powell left Tuesday for Little Rock to volunteer their services 10 Uncle sam.
 Res. H-C- uollyIeft yesterday for Graay, where hcis attending the An nuat Conference of the X. N. F. Zion Church, Bishop l. N kyles presiding.
 The nev aid gloves for men and la dies u !. Cohen X Sou $.
 Nrs. Words and daughter came up from their home in Louisiana last week te ei-lt the former sister. Mrs. \. E. BIaekmon. Miss Words remained aneA entered Darrre seminary. u
 Miss F. Robinz.ne spent last Sunday in Iillar attending the Mock Annual Conference presided over by Mrs P. A.e. pasis. @ho filed the place of the Bishop. The collections amounted to S23ta.
 oae-fourth' off ea all hats at Mrs. Hgtchin>un.s Shop
 Mrs Corae'ia Freeman. Mrs. Com fort Hines ana httle e,iadys tmother. aunt and baby of l. W Browm re- turned Tuesday from Lake Providence and vicinity where thcy spent ten days visiting friends and relatives.
 Word WAS received here Sunday night hy Mrs Gussie F, Walker of the death that day of her mother Mrs. iladley. in Ramsay City, who went there some tune ago to visit her son. The body will arrive here today for burial.
 contest to raise money for the pastor closed Tuesday night at the A. M E. Zion church A $l2 50 watch was given to Mrs. Watkins as first prize. gold ring to Mrs J. D Brown, and Sl % as third prize was given to Mrs. (. A. Steed
 Bishop J. NJ Conner, of Little Rock, presiding over the Arkansas African Episcopal Conference. in an address before the conference last Fri day at tt. Smith. declared: "A preach er should be a clean man and no man ls clean who uses tobacco, As long as am bishop will not ordain to the a tobacco user. and must tell you right now, the man who uses t cannot 70 from this conference to the general conference Then We have no place in our ministry for whiskey drinking preacher, Cur race must be lifted up ani you are tD do it -
The Dermott news., 1917-11-22
Additional Locals

L. $. McFadden returned Monday night from trip to Philadelphia and Little Rock While away he purchased a carload of high grade Jersey cows He has built q barr on his home place just west of town and will embark ia the dairy business. He expects to run first class dairy and is making prep araaons accordingly
 Rev. ]. L. Cannon expects to lsae5 the first of week after next for Arka- delphia to attend the annual meeting of the Little Rock Conference of the Methodist Church, which is b be held there December ole Bishop Mouzan of Dallas, Texas, will preside Rev Cannon has host of friends, in his church and out, who are hoping to have him returned to Dermott another year
 Mayor l. A Bennett, with party of friends, has been in the bottoms the past week on their annual camp hunt. Marshal Alb Parrish has been confined to his home on account of serious ill- ness. and during the absence of both officials, Recorder ] T. Cren4haw and Night Marshal George Moore, with the assistance of Deputy Sheriff Tom Riggs, has been very efficiently run. ming Che town.
 Rev w \. Rolle has been deNotinE considerable time the past week to Army N NJ C A. work among the negroes. and has met with remarkable success, financially as well 1s from | patriotic standpoint ht Huris SuH4a1 afternoon collection was taken to $9u& thr seven Stf BapHst Church contributed Sa5, taea First Baptist Church $}e9. and tHe other ehuresas are planning meetings and contributions yet to Le#a= negro soldier Is expected here today fe ass.st 1T the work
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Job work neatly ant promptly done at The permott News office Your patronage solicited
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THE HOUSEWIVES PRIDE

percentages contained in seven repre- sentative staple foods, as shown by U. s. Department of Agriculture Bulletin No. l42:
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Card of Thanks

Treasury Department,
 Washington, D. C.. November, 10. 1917.
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Mss F. Rabinzne spent last Sunday ln ii.Iar attending tha Mock Annual Conference presided over by Mrs P. \. [. pasi- #ho filed the place of the Bishop. The collections amounted to S22G8
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Cash on hand Nov. 18th, s. i5.
 Mrs. J. Cohen. Treasurer
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A contest to raise money for the pastor closed Tuesday night at the A. M E. Zion church A. $l2 50 watch was given to Mrs. Watkins as first prize a gold ring to Mrs J. D Brown, and Sl. 25 as third prize was given to Mrs. (. A. Steed