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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
ADJUSTMENTS
At THE Boise THEATgRs
TONIGHT.

Pinney-Pablo Casals, famous
Spanish 'cellist. makes debut in
Boise.
MeJestic-John Barrymore In
Here Comes the Bride"
strand-Anita Stewart In 'vlr-
tuous Wives"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
ROLIqfHONOR
sasaxsas'naxs 8 9:aasss.ss.ssas
NORTHWEST CASUALTIES
IDAHO.

IDAHO.
Killed In Acknowledgment George
Hoffman, Jerome.
Present for duty, previously reported
missing in action-Ephriam H. David
son, Rupert.
OREGON.
Killed In action-Phillip b. Gable,
Portland.
WASHINGTON.
Killed in action-Henry Hanson,
Seattle.
Killed in action, previously reported
missing in action-Hugo w. Boettcher,
Monroe.
Wounded severely-Sergeant John j.
McAvoy. Seattle.
The following casualties are reported
by the commanding general of the
American expeditionary forces:
Died in aeroplane accident ........ ..
Died OF accident and other causes. AZ
Died of disease .................. so
Wounded severely .............. 80
Missing in action ................. 8
Killed in action .................. IL
Died from wounds ................ IL
Total 1874
MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.
The following casualties are report
ed by the commanding general of the
American expeditionary forces:
Killed in action ................... 6
Died of wounds received in action. 8
Died of disease ................ 8
Missing in action ............... 1
Wounded in action severely ......A 1
Wounded in action, degree unde-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
LINER, BEARING BODY

Continued from Page one)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
MAJESTIC,

Today Is the last day of the John
Barrymore comedy drama photoplay
at the Majestic. In Here Comes the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23

This evening in IN" auditorium 81 INC
YOUNG Won,,n'S rhrts'!"5 association
The Federal "f Industrial clubs Will pre-
s.uI q uniuu" and INTERESTING program
This will h, composed entirely oil nom"
talent md is promised :" b" especially
GOOD "a Fashion lt"N!cw Down irttl-
coat Lane" Will T." tn" tirSi number on
he program. In reality this is Il HvihE
/ plrtur" If ElrIs dressed III IN" StF'" "l
the Americans from tin" tIm' at the ~
! diam until III" present day. Then VIII
| fnIfnw th,. un"-Hrt COMEDY. 9TH" Burg
! lnr." and lii" very clever tw"-a"t play
! Mrs. Uakl.y'S T,'l"ph"r'".
The ';Ilu.ru l.'L Girls" uk"l''" chorus
! xvii sin. AMI play aud thor" Will ais"
, hr <..y. raj vocal and instrumental s"l"I-
! lions hv suiir. Vi Wh''lnE's w"li-kn"wn
: air,:iS Homemade. candy VIII u" on
! Salr during M evening.
| Th.. Girls h&H' J.. working diligently
: on tn. program IuI al evening 81 E"nu-
, mo. I.I,.I%ilr,. -. ..,..Ir'I al VIII" attend
! The riurrr,,S rr.h this. delightful Al
far NH H.. u>.i - ,l.fr''" ~" expenses
If th., ,irl"ral..S im tn" conf r"n''" al OK
;nr,i Th" cnIir" program Will h" r''
;,nirI Saturday '.rninS III IN" h'idit"'
rum If ,hf y. W. e. y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
No Secondary Place
For Women in the.
Republican Party

WASHINGTON. May 22.-Importaht
subjects dealing with party organization
were discussed 1T republican confer
cnrc hero today under tho auspices "'
,h. Republican Wum"r's National en-
rCrltivc committee. VIII H.
chairmrn ur tho republican hal'oI.i'
committees in an address outlining inc
MIR, iu It, played 10y women IN INC
,T,irs Of the party under III" recently
,1rn,nd nIar asserted III" women WIZ
moi ~ hn given secondary cnnSId"ra'lph'
nr, rculJ get III" full consideration
d;c nll other individuals III IN" party
P.pnr,S in organization work pre-
,,ratnr, 10 tn" next campaign W.T."
heard from representatives, OK liz
,.ro,,,S or s,atcs--Mrs. F'lor"nr" Porlrr'
| IF ralifurnra. speaking for IN" STATES !"
uh,,.h women have rompl"'" tran"h!S''
Mrs Narrur"t Hi Garter If NanSaS'
Inr Tho partially "nfranchiS"d StateS'
o,d Miss Ma,idc WrStm"r" ~ Nh'o'
J 1.loud for tho unfranCh'sHd group.
! ."rhrrc ia hut one pnssihl" rule lor !"
! n,lirjrol narly" SAID Chairman HAYS IN
! hi. address, And that Is lh"' nv
rights Of tho individual membership 20
,,,rt cipatn in tin" ;'nag"mrnt ol '"e
I r,-.vs affairs must "" and remain equal
IL '
! j., sacred and snrr"dly equal. The re-
: ,,,hIirou women in this country are
/ arar; nf tn" party. m"lnhcFSh'''' ="
! many stairs This has been 50 FOR lo"E
! time. ,;;,,.
| THEY como int" this party hc'IV'tS
| M; as Il omen hut rs voters. "h'ltleu ~
! r,r,ir:oatr and part icipalinE INSOFAR It's
! ,hr nrcscni legal limitations print
;., &c r,h.r voters. Their actlHltF j.
: Nh; complementary or secondary III "''
: -.,hov arc units IN the party H''"'Nt
; shin and ,yh"r" III" suftraE" FOR th''n l.
! nov they come IN just as men "atc
/ ,,r,., in when they hay" r"Ach"d
/ Icr,l yrinr ag". They ar" not 10 !"
! s,narat.d nr segregated at an. 'u.
! ,.si,,,I,;rd and analcamated With jus.
: that fuII consideration du" every WIZ
, ;r.,urmbrr of the party III linear
| If their fail citizenship.
| ...rhrr. - Ia hr M S"rarat" ""''''' :
| nrr,r;2a,inn created within inc i,'r'!
! oxccr, md only III ihns" cases "H"r'
! e,,,.h an arrangement may h" h"'"'u
,nr,,ororiIy as an efficient inStrn'o'H'
! ;r tho aid nr tn" complete '''' s''"'''
ZION which is ou- objective.
! ,rb, conference" closed tnniEht III "
d;,rc, IN which Mrs. Mrdill Mc|orm":h'
! ,.:r, nc Senator Mccormick Of lH'""'S'
rrcsidrd with chairman Hays "P"aNr'
',n;.;i &c The house. ami Senator ! UNI
,,,ira If Iowa. president pro irmp"rc Oh
the senate. as speakers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.
AT THE HOTELS

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ho% CT" T.: ''"''r; ~ ;f,,.,rn,i
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~ 80 ~ VI. ,en.
VIII l". III" :'u'Sl "i MY. an" MrS' ASH
man Inr 4 T.'w days
SIR. 1, " itlr..rt ,.r No a. Sixir"nth
,, -. .,,,.tir.. :, few. dave the r-t,cS;
,,h,,ri.s;.i,
Hon. H"lry \. Nrlt". a$si$tHnt attor-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
TO THE PUBLIC:

TIL" 9Th f.nCHInNm.nt If the Il. ~ X
h"ii N uur city THIS week. wI!; En down
in history rs = successful hlui accom-
rlishri undertaking dtr IN !"ur' uI'-
firing. Who'll" hHart"d. generous r.
srnus" I" sorry" ~ making "ur dr>'in-
ru:-h"d visitors and r.tlZ"u: fool cop
rortahl" and harry. "" With I" ~
prrs- ."u" ,ar': appreciation AMI
thanks and "" especially G">ir" I"
thank tn" press uf our "iiy tor us
hearty cooperation.
Chamber ~! t'Omr1"r"" "ntiht'''''
Fred ]. Fox. chairman.
II. p. Corcuran. Secretary.
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Law Discussions in
the Ford Libel Trial

Mt. CLEMENS. Mich. May @".-ptS-
cv<S,on -: IN" iaw t"arjnE "u til" sop"
q. rvl,!..r.... "a b. Admitted "ccuH'"d tn"
entire session again to-day -: IN" trial
# Henry F"r'rS 'l!"l SUI: against ih'>
Chicago pa;'r, Tribune TIL" jury WAS
AGAIN .Nr>-~"d., this ttnl~ uaIl NanIay.
\ member rt tn. F',.-d legal forces ~
p'a:nd IN >lmpl" form III" plaintiffs c"n-
,.n;Inn at. 1,... iiHii:n'i":: - cvi'i"n"".
l.. ,h.. sur .,iI h'a-tnc IL" lawyer said
tho Plaintiff charges that ~" Tr!hHn,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23

ra,,, ability and also has many other
charming ACCOMPLISHMENTS Mr.. tucker
has recently returned from France
whore ne served with the t. :. aviation
section. He is a son uf Mr. and Mrs
Thomas rurk"r. at t'alrnont. and IS an
nlunus Of West Virginia university hno
PENNSYLVANIA state college. and Is Il well
know M wspap"r Jntn. Tn" brid: and
groom Will reside in f'airmont.
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SUPPORT ASSURED

LONDON. May ":""--tNia M"n;""A -
.rhn Eicrrov nt T.din reports That ih'
,.n,InirI nf the, r,,yrurN III liahawhiihr
h,S rlrrrd tn, imperial S"rri"'' fr'miE
and the wholr uf its r'S"ur'"% NJ Nv,
dISnosIi II The government IN VIC" 81
~, ), r"rtr, sentative rathcrtn-; &c Mos
l.,,n SilihS and IIiudus at Lahore: TN
i.-,it,,nrn; ...v,.r,,.r Of the I'un!An re-
,..ivc,l from all communities aSSurih''
If support. Il III" E"N"rNih'h' III III
present crisis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23

Inference was vllianiIy carried !" read
rrS Of III" Tribune ii wIS N''r''H
sary. ~ declared. THAT III N" I'h'''"
Saacr available ~ ~ editorial writer
the latter SHOULD NAH" du" hlrh''"h$''
every fact IN mind as A preface /" MS
comment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
Sunday School Convention.

rh. ui.ln Valley Sunday school con-
yrntinn Will H." hold IN We'll: burg 10
,;ny Roy. Eririnrham. E'". Strid"r.
mr. Asrhman. Mr.. Th"n,rs i. F"ulk.
Miss f;ussio Wright. Mrs. John Rur"h.
\re r;iIIand Miss Mary Yard; and Mrs.
W. s Hamilton VIII hi'hd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23

The members "f ih,. lrchurch lodge
M 20 nr the \ . l.. W. VIII hold Il
cuchr.. rrty this evening III thor hall on
Chaplnr street. Th"S" hila lnlnE w"
bichcs, scores will H.. awarded hanhs"rr
nrizcs and II very rnioynhl" evening Is
assured all who attend. l.Sht r"lrNSh-
mcnte will be $"rv"d following III"
games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23

All TN. ladies If tn" 81. Matthew's
church who are willing Ia assist at the
IurrhronS during til" council on "cd-
nrs,lay, Thursday and Friday. are asked
TO attend Il sprrial meeting on SATURDAY
morning at ~ o'clock IN IN" sunday
school rooms. \ full attendance is dc*lr-
cd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
FOB DECISION Oh MERI1s

WASHINGTON. May 90 - The sup
RENE court was asked in meDoEandums.
filed today by the Commercial and the
commercial Pacific Cable companies to
decide upon their merits the suits
Brought by the companies to enjoin the.
p pt stcr general from Selling their
properties under the presideu1a! proc.
iamntion Of last November. The conn.
namics requested that the actions be not
dismissed because the cable properties,
have been turned back to private control
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23

This news comes ~ Il '"mlt''' sur .
nrisr ,u The wtd" circle u! friends al IN"
Irid. here Th" wedding waS S"IcmniH'fI
III Wheeling on" mont hE" ann HIS w."
kept i s"''r"t since 'hti Inn, M'S'
.r.,l.cr iY :, member az a prominent Sis
,,rvviII,. family AMI has many friends IN
Tins ..iy. h"ing Il graduate "f Mount De
,'hdu,af Academy. Sh" iS'a NI"iniSt al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23
McSwain-McCorucl Nupt1alg.

y pretty ard irIrr"SlInE wedding was
Sol"rnniZ"i last nigh, y, o'clock III n"
81. Matthew's church. when Miss VIZ
Snia Mcconnell and Mr. Lester Me
Swain. both g. Mnundsvill". wor" mil "tl
IN marriage" Rev. Il. T.. J.. Strih"r,
rector "f IN" church performed Nh"
ceremony IN N" pr"srnr" of "nl" their
immndiai" families AMI intimate friends
"f III" principals.
'Th" l,rid" WAS attir"d in charming
spring Su!t Of navy hlu" with all
HrcrsS"rins # rhamraIGn". and w"r" Il
corsagc bouquet Of brides roses AMI
valley lilies. Mr. and Mrs. =. =. f""h-
! Yam. Of M"undSyill". Hu"mi"d them.
| Following an Eastern honeymoon tri;
! Mr.. ami Mrs. MrSwalr Will r"sld" III
| Mnund:svjll". wh"rn they Will receive" th'
! hearty congratulations Of innumrrahlr
! friends.
Thr bride IS daughter Of Mr.. y. J.
/ Mcconnell. Of Jefferson avenue. Mounds
/ willie. Mr. McSwain IS 4 son "f Mr.
and Mrs w. j. M"Swain. "f Grant
ayrru". II" has recently returned from
! France. wh"r" h" served i"r TWO year:
! with In" Rainbow n'ri' I"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23

DELIGHTFUL Luncheon.

Tin. iuitrt.nn ii,.GI IA Ii" PARISH house
If ;,i.. First Presbyterian church ~
..rr,,li WAS u;l, al lii" y"r, H.lI"H'fli
COMMITMENTS nrraur"'! IN honor al .;h'
,iSiirrs who ar" mIicndin" TN" Central
rt.uu..i "f Kings nhnGht":>. Tn" Ia
dies of In" llru" Missionary circle w"r"
,L.. ,.s,t-~,,S at ,hl> flair and there
were covers !rId Tor : 4 III ~ guests.
rho lurrli.a,u wrs SERVED IN h" larE"
r.,",.r,. II rlt, parish house. immediately
= ..- -. unr'.iur Session OF Tho
council. Numerous small tables w"r"
arranged with lc:"i5 appointments "f
uur,l,. and white. tn" c"'"Ts IT III" or
,.,, ..ti,,.rt :.i,'l lit iii" center of each
tahiti. u:!, 80 basket "t spring i"w"rs.
vhiir lilars. valley lilies and other bios
SOM. Each basket WIS ti"! with Il
ru,., h,,v nf IulIc. forming an effective
contract :" ihr snowy linens. Th"ro
>r,s = rroffis,"n at multi-c"l"r"d n"wcrs
and 81 r."f:rrH ah."t 'h'' spacious rooms
.rhc f.IInvimg ladies formed tn" re-
crrir,,n ,.uluInltt"" ht the luncheon:
M"$darn"s:
G I, TORY Albert Meyers
charles cooke =. {. Rurk"
rnllnwiu;: is the committee in charge
If In. ri.uara non Of III" luncheon:
M.sdnm"S:
IoSrrh L. raull W. .. M"Clnskry
.,;cnrr, T.. l:nyd Frank Donaldson
I.,.,.,b udurS Miss Ihurhe Wrt1r
liarri ilhh@rd
Th..... m rhar". &C III" serving were:
M'%rinm"S:
II !, r~,rrlin: frank Stanm
lanes Nattk"ws r;""rc" Il. Riddle
Rlnnr;.r y. cooper w. NJ. Miller
~ G;.,iln"r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-23

~ Wednesday IA" lw"n'H. 'hirh 90 Nr'i
,,, ,,,,u.,u,i min, hundred and nineteen
Vince In. W"St Virginia
The Little River news., 1919-10-25
BB-BR0NS
Popular AshdoWn Goung People Were
 Married Tuesday Evening.

Tuesday evenin. at o'clock mark ed the pretty wedding of popular Azhdewn young couple. Miss Layaia Cobb 10 Mr. Herman Brown, both of ANhdewI. The wedding occurred at tl,t homo ol the brides parents with the &ev ". T. sullivan officiating with the impressive ring ceremony.
 The i~itc is the charming daughte> of Nr. srd Ms. E. $. Cobb, and ms bean employed for a nam3er of zesrs at the Lindsay store She has lived in Ashdoon for tha most of her life. and has a large number of friends. The groom has Eyed here for aboat two wears. and i< rae efficient cashier at the Frisco station His home is in Louisiana Since lisin- in Ashdown q has mGde many friends The happy bride and groom iatt on the :3o Frisco for Louisiana Tuesday evening, amid a shower ot rice, etc., where they Will visit with Mir Rrowns father and mother for few days. before returning here 10 make their home.
The Little River news., 1919-10-25
THIS $ LAST WEEK OF
 THE DAYLIGHT SAVING
Clocks Ire Due 10 Drop Back One Hour sunday Morning for the
 second Time in History.

For the second and last fime owners Of watches and clocks @fli have ta turn their HmpPieces one hour back ward either Saturday n5ga oI sunday morning in conformity wah the time set for the change 10 the normal time in the repeal If the daElisht savins Jaw The law says a. III. Sunday. but folks who change their time Sat urelay night will not be held for vio- letjng the law. The time in the re- peal act places the change Q norma time at early sunday morning Most owners of ttmepieces will find fl more convenient 10 turn the time backward Saturday night as they did last year. Since the act has been repealed no advance time will be made next March
 Owners of alarm clocks. of clocks which strike and of other clocks which are injured when they are turn ed backward will be forced to turn their clocks II hours ahead Saturday night instead of turning them an hour backward.
The Little River news., 1919-10-25
Street in Bad Shape.

A section of First street is in very bad condition The block directly in front of the court house is very dan gerous, owing to the caving in of the sewer ditch which runs down the cen ter of the street The cave-in caused deep ditch several feet deep. and several cars had already fallen into it When the sewer was put in loose dirt was placed in the ditch, and then the gravel crown was placed on the street, the gravel cemented and held up the traffic until this week when the heavy rains caused the gravel crown to give way.
The Little River news., 1919-10-25
BB0UGN yET0ES LITTLE
 RIVER SCHOOL BILL
Governor Issues Statement in Regard to tlle Little River County SchOol
 Bill Recently Passed.

Special to the News.
 Little Rock. Get. 24- Governor (. H. Brough has handed fhc following state nant to tae Secretary of tue State in reaard rhe a LftCle Liver county bill: '"To the Secretary Of the State:
 II regret that am compelled to re- turn, without my executive approval. House Bills No. 22 and No SS, by Ar. A4derson. the splendid and eoHscien- tious representative from Little tiiyer county
 ~'rhc purpose of both bills is to abolish School Histrtct No 6, one of tae oldest school districts in Little Si7er county. and 10 add several sec tons to the asHdown Special school District and to the Ogden Special School District While the governor is in favor of the consolidation of school districts and recognizes that Ashdown is a splendid educational cen ter for the county, yet the facts are that the executive approval of this bill would work a grave injustice to the Ogden School District and is protested by practically every patron of School District No. 6. It appears that School District No. has been we'll managed by the Board of Directors and has over $1700 in it's treasury at the present time. There would be no objections to the consolidation of School District No with the Ashdown Special School district, if it did not harm at the same time the splendid growing school at Ogden. This bill gives the Ogden Special School District very little addi- tional pupils, thereby reducing their pay per capita school revenue. Fur thermore, although this bill does not seek 10 deprive the school children of School District No. 6 of school facil- ities, the topography of the country is such and the character of the roads s such that il is very doubtful whether they could secure any better school ta- cit5tiss un5er the terms of this bill than shey are at the present time.F- these reasons am cnmpelledto with hold my executive approval of House Hfu No - and Eo. SS introduced ly }Ir. Anderson, who for many @eaas aas been deseryedly prominent in eduea- tionll circles of our State
 "No5E respectively submitted.
 Charles II Broueh, Governor.
The Little River news., 1919-10-25
RED CROSS DRIVE
Election oi Officers and Program to
 Proceed Opening.

The News announced in Wednesdays issue that the annual election of the Little River County Chapter of the American Red Cross was held in Ash down Monday. October 20th. This was an error. A committee appointed by the chairman. Judge James s. Steel, met in Seth C. Reynolds office for the purpose of nominating the officers and members of the executive committee for the ensuing year. These names ~.ere printed in Wednesday, issue of the News The election will be hold at AshdoWn Monday night, November 3rd al 6ha High School aufditoriuma Wbon these names and and others who may be nominated Cprovidad their names are presented 10 the Chapter secretary on noon Sunday, November ? will be voted on.
 This will also be the occasion for the opening of the drive for the Red Cross memberships A. P Steel chair man for the drive, has arranged pro- gram as follows:
 Song, The Star Spanglad Banner" by the audience.
 Election of officers
 Reports from the Little River Coun- ty Chapter.
 (a) Financial report, Mrs Seth C. Reynolds, secretary.
 (b) Home Service, Mrs. P H. Phil lips
 (c) Nursing Service, Mrs. E, B. Mobley.
 Address, The Future of the Red Cross
 On account of the Lyceum number which is to follow the Red Cross meet ing will open promptly at 1:15.
The Little River news., 1919-10-25
SENTENCE FOR M0ONSHINlNG
Idabel Men Get Two Years for Mak-
 ing M0OnShine.

Idabel. Get. 23.-It is reported that Wes Henry and Theo Bishop, who were tried in the federal court at Musko- gee on the charge of making whiskey were sentenced by Judge Williams to serve two years in the penitentiary at Fort LeavenWorth Kansas
 It will be remembered that these two young men were tried at our last term of district court for the murder of two revenue officers. Will Miller and Will Mayes, and were acquitted.
The Little River news., 1919-10-25
GCm2Y REFUSES TO sGaXE,
 AFpnCpnsA FG2 IRE
 TEX EaADlGsalT9.GH N9.A
Y -sa~arc Vas Deia tea E, i,r. ire 4o.f oi the Quorum yC..rt , V..==.. ..pnonslratioA Provided for
 Very Handsomely.

Tick eradication in Little River County for next year was voted down E> q unanimous vote of the quorum court "Wednesday afternoon when the mafter of an appropriation came be- fore that body. A big fight Was evi- alntly expected and the courtroom 7as crowded to it's capacity by men from all sections ot the county. A stormy scene followed the bringing up tbe matter. and the nice new plaster finish recently placed on the walls oi the r0urt room by the order of Judge NFcFord seemed in danger of being jar red loose by a general demonstration that fairly shook the building, but the plaster held fast and the expected op- pOsition did not appear A motion was made by Justice T. J. Webb of Llt- He River township that no approprla- tion he made. On roll call the motion was carried without dissenting vote. Ii appeared that the general opposl- tion had developed among those who had favored tick eradication because they felt that promises made them had not been kept by the authorities. They had dipped faithfully, believing that the county would be cleared up this year and had been forced to continue regular dipping long after their cattle were free of ticks and their neighbor- hood yats immune II was not that tbcv objected to tick eradication but they felt that they had not been dealt fairly with.
 Judge McCoyd made statement in which he said that from information given him he believed that an appro- priation of from $500 to $17OG would l4 enough 10 finish up next year, He said that 20 vats were now freed from dipping and that the other 40 in the county would come out of quarantine Iacember 1st. with or without the ap- propriation government official vas present and stated that the county TOW lacked only per cent of being clean and that the quarantine would be lifted from the whole county December
 Ocatinued on page 2l
The Little River news., 1919-10-25
Club Committee Meets.

The Civics Department of the Ash down Improvement Club met October 17th at the home of Mrs. T. B. Cook, Many plans are being made by the different committees of this depart rent for work for the coming year Since the Camden District of the AZ. " c. meets in Ashdown in the spring, state. there is much to be done and all committees must carry on. Mrs. Cook was elected secretary of this de- partment and Mrs N c. McCrary, treasurer.
The Little River news., 1919-10-25
BANKS YEARS COMPLETION
Move Records in New Vault, Old Vault
 Is Torn Out.

The First National Bank building is nearing completion. The false work has been torn out and the large bank ing room looks good. Thursday night the old vault was torn out by workmen working all night. The safe and re- cords had been moved into the new and much larger vault
 The bank has purchased a burglar alarm which will be installed and test ed next week People are warned not to be alarmed if some time next week the screech of a siren smits their cars
The Little River news., 1919-10-25
PROGRAM FOR TEACHERS
Plans Being Made for Meeting of the
 Teachers at the Capitol.

Little Rock Oct 25.- tSpecialD-The complete program has been issued for the ffty-frst annual session of the Arkansas State Teachers Association which is to be held in Little Rock next Wednesday, Thursday Friday and Saturday. The opening meeting will be held at Liberty Hall. and there will be various section meetings at the High School. at the public library and in the convention hall of the Marion hotel There is a larger list of promi- nent speakers, probably. than ever be- fore. An enrolment of three OF four thousand teachers is expected