The Pulaskian., 1917-10-26

as one that goes in the interest of oui country and the relations between it's government and the governments of the allied nations"
 Members of the party will visit Eng land, Belgium, France, Italy and Switzerland, and hope to be back in Washington in time for the opening of Congress in December.
 Mrs. Rebstock, who lives in Petit Jean mountain, near Morrilton, has two boys of draft age who furnish the labor on her farm. One of the boys was drafted and Mrs Rebstock re- fused to ask for his exemption. stat ing that she could make living and was, therefore, not dependent on the labor of her sons.
 Several Harrison men have formed a company to operate a lease they have recently secured on tracr, three miles from Pitcher, Okla. L. E. Bell, A. J. Lopp, Louie Cantrell, H. II. Jackson, J. c. Grimes have taken a large share of the stock of the com pany, which is capitalized at S30,000
 Dillen Underhill. who operates flour mill at Mountain Home, says that farmers in Baxter county will SOW between three and four times the acreage they had last year. Last year the acreage was large as compared with other years.
 The Morse Bros. Lumber Company of Danville was awarded timber on $500 acres covered with virgin pine. The firm will pay the government S27,5 300. The company has installed a new mill adjoining the property.
 Officers at Camp Pike are now seek ing location for the building which will be used in teaching the National Army gas fighting. The expenditure of $500 for the building has been au- thorized, but no location has been se- lected
 J, c. Hodges of Marshall, formerly of Austin, Lonoke county, gathered more than 300 bushels of fine apples and 150 bushels of peaches from 315 frees. The apple crop is very fine in Searcy county
 John M. Davis of Thompson towI- snip. Pike county, $ past 90 years of age and has lived all ot his life in the same township. He was born at Murfreesboro, Pike county, on Sep tember 2, 1927
 Mrs. Ora Griffin of West Helena has & hen 29 years old. The hen was matched in Ripley, Miss, in 1886. She has produced S,700 eggs and has moth cred S70 chickens during her life.
 The City Council of Arkansas City has passed an ordinance to prevent boiled horses. cows and sheep from being on the streets between the hours of ' D. m. and 6 a. m.
 Leon R. Smith was elected cap tain; L. Appilbrick, first lieutenant and o. B. Banks. second lieutenant oi a home guard company at an organi zation meeting at Fayetteville.
 The contract was let for the build ing of the new schoolhouse at Swif ton. It will have all the modern con veniences and the erection of the structure will cost $22,275.
 Ladies of the Methodist mission so cIety of Bonneville are picking cotton to raise money to pay the balance due on piano for the church.
 J. s. Wells, a farmer of near Lo cust Grove, raised S2 bushels of Irish potatoes from one bushel of seed this season.
 The apple crop In Washington coun ty Is very fine and so far 169 cars have been shipped from Springdale.
 The Cleburne County School and Agricultural Fair will be held at He her Springs November 29-30, and pre- parations are being made for a goot far. Various prizes will be awarded on school work, also on live stock farm products and poultry,
 A moving picture of rice harvest ing around Stuttgart is being mad, by the National Film Company. II the spring pictures of rice plantinl were made. and the two subjects ar, Ito be combined into one picture.