The Carlisle independent., 1917-12-27

higher rating upon making the nee essary sanitary improvements. The requirements which must be observ- ed are set forth in a special sanitary order, which will be furnished you"
 Dr. Pierce asd Dr. J. C. Geiger went to Lonoke 10 look over the territory adjacent to the proposed aviation camp with view of making arrange lnents for placing the territory Tn san itary condition.
 Dr. Geiger will have charge of the work at Lonoke, under the direction Of Dr, Pierce.
 Will Batter of Rogers, who is now a soldier in France, has sent his sis ter at Rogers and interesting souYe- mir in the shape of a German pfen- nig. MT Ratjer found the coin in g. ball Of mud which was on the heel of one of his shoes after he returned from stay in the trenches. The find shows that the trench had been re- gently occupied by the Germans.
 President C. E. D.eEsn- Of Ouachfta ! College. at Philadelphia. has accepted he invitation Of pr. j. s. Weaver to deliver an address n Nashville, Tenn, i before the Congress of College PresI- dents, which meets there January 19.
 4 big strike of ore las been made at taa Cane Springs mine in the War 2uer's Greek camp h- the Dixie Queen Mining Company. At the 60-foot level they broke into a rich run Of jack, five feet thick and 12 feet wide.
 Mss Margaret Callahan. home dem ! onstrator for Cbicot county, held a meeting al Dermott of the club wo- men of= =Dermott and the girls of the high school. Plans were made for the formation of a domestic science class and a canning club.
 For the first time in years White river Is frozen over at many places around Cotter. Above the big dam near Hollister and Branson the river is 2 solid sheet of ice Many of the ferries have been obliged to cease ope- rating.
 A company for the proposed Fourth Arkansas Regiment will be formed at Mammoth Springs and JAmes E. An ! derson. who attended the officers training school at Leon Springs, has been commissioned by Adit Gen. Lloyd England to secure recruits.
 He sugar famine from which searcy has been suffering for nearly three weeks. was relieved when a ear load was received by wholesale deal CTS.
 At a meeting of the Nena chapter of the Red Cross the Rev F. <. Park. pastor of the Presbyterian church was elected president ef tEe @ sgaafza- tton. to succeed N. E. #a1a-us, ra- signed
 There is still no change in t1e teia- phone strike situation at Fort Slsi-n The federal conc5Ifatcrs who arg at work are keeping their work closely guarded from tle public.
 The Musical Coferfe has p2sa Tour boxes =ef oranges thHee boxes of canned fruits and barrel oT apples to the Paragould soldiers at Camp Baaurerard
 The Rotary club of Pine Bluff has decided to collect old shoes from fam lilies in that city to be sent 10 war victims of Belgium who are in need of clothing.
 Edein Bros. of Ozark sold 865 bales Of cotton for S51.0oa
 The First National Bank of Mineral Springs has opened for business. It's capital is S25.000 The stock is held by business men and farmers of Min eral Springs and vicinity
 Recruiting headquarters have been opened at Fayetteville for a new com pany to be included in the Fourth Arkansas Infantry.
 The Ozark Home Guards have or ganized with all commissioned and noncommissioned officers sworn in.