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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03
SHOWED
SHARP ADVANCE

NEW YORK, Juno with an over
Arn OF shares approaching the two mil
on mark and influenced by heavy pub
q buying. all classes Of speculative ana
kAestment issues adranccd sharply TO-
on the stock exchange. gains rang
* from fractions 10 10 points in Ses-
3on crowded with excitement. Many
locks scored advances which resulted
new high records. Only the Mercan-
he Marine stocks exhibited weakness
Id their declines were largely made up
l sympathy with the, general upward
hsh.
4 Authoritative denial late in the seS-
lon Of a report that steel interests on
&ices OF the commodity TO tho govern
Sent was followed BY strong demand Tor
&eel issues during the fir.a hour. Nova
eotia steel extended it's rls" 10 ~
Dints. Crucible 10 IS and CUR 10 o.
khile United States Steers advance 20
II carried this issue TO new hlSh t's-
Ire, 110hs. 90
Oils and motors. with gains OF IS
Ioints for Mexican Petroleum ana |,
Ind II. respectively. for Studchakcr and
Eereral Motors. were illustrative OF the
fcrai strength displayed in the sp"cu-
yivc list. StudCoakcr reaching new hlgh
Round Of l94at. Tho strength OF mot
rs was attributed To reiterated reports
n combinations. American Wooden, WIN
gain Of "A points. advanced to a new
!, rh record at 1lia. An early demand
'or investment railroads was not Sus-
aimed. but representative" issues ike
southern Pacific established good al.
ranccs. Sales amounted 10 lSop'poe
shares.
Money rates for industrial collateral
advanced TO 10 percent in the tinai oea',
nEs but without affecting the up"aro
course OF prices. sharp reC"FCr''S W.
oa5e in both Italian and French eN-
.hange. l,rcs rallyinG moro than oV
POINTS. The general market was strong
but Liberty issues casNd off except Tor
ne Victory 4a.'s. which sold at slIght
premium Of 1n0.@. Old United oonos
here unchanged Oh call. 1
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cH1cAeo LIVE STOCK.

CNICAGO, juno 2.-HoES' rcC"TPVS
AZ OnO. market mostly steady at Thurs
DAYS average: closed strong TOP z".Io:
cstimatcd tomorrow $4,000; nuik L":So
a. 1850: heavy weight 2o'tu Io.So'
weight 1000 Or 20.50; lights 1875 q
20 AZ. heavy packing sows. smooth 1910
In 90 10. hacking snwa. rough. 1925 II
1915; pigs 1900 a 1900,
cattle receipts $4,000: beef steers and
butcher stock 25 g so cents lower;
calves 80 cents lower: fqdcrs big
quarter lower: estimated tomorrow
IL, 900: Def steers, medium and heavy
weight. choice and prime 1900 q 1873;
medium and good 1900 @ 1900; COM
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lOpcn. High. Low. Close.
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. June 2.-There was no
change in the local raw sugar market
with centrifugal quoted at rs I" inc
refincr No purchases wero reported ny
the board. although II was said IN sugar
cIrc,es TINT largo quantities Of sugar
zero 10 DO shipped from Cuba Nus
month.
In refined business continues Of FAIR
proportions with practically NIL rcf'n3rs
oversold, and It was reported that "a
Philadcl phia rcfincr was out or the
market for the time heing. Prices wore
unchanged At nine cents for fine gran
ulatcd.
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Parties at wayman's Inn.

on Friday evening, Nv" P"'''cS ",
Young people Of Wh""lnc' JnurnrHeo
10 IN" Wayman Inn at R"thl"h'm "h'rs
they enjoyed d"iici"us 'hl'heh anu
waffle dinner. In the first party were:
ALVIN A. Dorsey. Mss Helen Roif.
Grnrc" Ford. and Miss Sarah """'L''
Tho second party was composed or the
following: Misses Tina Bachman. Mac
3 Lrkiis. IIazel Sailor. ana Virginia
Rccd: Mossrs. Wendell Radu". Howard
j. Manning. William Heller. and n. W.
Duncan.
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,artnoent There will be no graduates

partment. There will be no graduates
from the School Of Music this year -
It~is reported that the college Is end
Ing This year in very satisfactory NM
ancial condition which Is very fortunate
for the building OF the new building
planned to be erected this summer: Tne
college has had maximum enrolment
practically the whole year and the seS.
sion has passed in a most satisfactory
manner to II concerned. -
II is understood that the outlook ICs
next year is already beginning to LOOK
encouraging. and with the completion OF
the new building by January /. and the
addition Of teaching STAFF and equipment
to the Science department.. the coming
year looks good for the D. & E
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Dry GooDs MARKET.

NEW YORK. June Cotton goods
today were Quctcr than al tho end OF
the last week, but prices were firm
Yarns advanced. Burlaps wecr firm Fnd
some slight advance was reported. Raw
silk higher with demand steady. Jobbcrs
reported good mail orders.
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p1rrsBuRaH LIVE STOCK.

PlTTSRURGN. Juno 2.-Fattlc. sIow-
cr: supply SIS loads. Prime 1900
1880.
sheep, strong: supply twelve double
decks. Prime wcthcrS 1n'bO n lL"o'
cuIIs and common 400 n $50; lambs
100 Il 1850.
vcal calves 1900 4 $3.50.
Hogs, higher; supply IS double decks.
Primo hcnyics, mediums and heavy
workers 2I25 ar 2l.AO: light yorkrrs 20
- n 2lnO: pigs 2O.so a 2o.75: rouEhs
~ M m 1878
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'IJoVo uoyun n

'IloQo uoIun
sn paus1uIn1 sRM orsnu IuIosdG 'lsod
Wheeling. whose marriage to Mr.. Eu-
gene Wayman will DO an event OF June
rs. Tho rooms were decorated in pink
and white. A very enjoyable time was
spent and tho honor guest received many
beautiful and useful gifts. A two
course luncheon was served. The guests
included the members OF the Sewing
Club md bachelor Maids Club. both or
Elm Grove; the T. D. l.. and J. T. b.
Clubs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03
BILLS OF LADING ACT
SUSTAINED BY COURT

WASHINGTON. June Federal stss
tutcs making II a misdemeanor TO altcr.
forge or counterfeit bills OF lading was
declared constitutional to-day by the
supreme court in setting aside Federat
court DEGREES dismissng indictments
brought in Ohio against August FergeE
Thomas 81. Dugan and Robert H RAech,
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. Ohio. juno 2.-Clovrrscod
prime cash 27.G5: october @l.9Ii3 De-
ccmhcr 21.Sfi..
Alsikc. prime December $500.
Timo,hy. pr!me cash old $50: now
$50: scntcmbcr $40: October $40; De-
crmhcr 6.eJ.
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GREAT STRENGTH
IN CORN MARKET

CHICAGO. juno with shippers.
elevators and Industries competing h'rc
for corn. the market today showed IN
common strength. TIL" close was ell
,rus. lSc To SC net higher. incIud nG
July at $l.G9ts 10 $lG3H4 and Sept m
bcr 81 90 to Sl60i;. oats gained sc 10
lc. In provisions tn" outcome varied
from unchanged figures 10 NhC advance
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SHERRARD
Gus shower for Miss Mabel Rennard Of
Memorial Service.

Memorial Service.
An impressive memorial service was
held IN the Allen Grove Presbyterian
church. Friday afternoon by the ]. 7.
Baird Post. G. 4. r. \ splendid ad-
dress was delivered by Attorney James
PARROT. Of Moundsville, and brief talks
were given by Mr. Bonar and Mr.. Ham
mon& also Of Moundsville. Several
songs were sung by trio Of veterans
and a solo was rendered by william
Jones, commander OF the Moundsville
-auuusosym V,IA SuEuoAs kupslnuL
uIsuslu3aa Iuau suoV IsV ~ peuJulio,
-us &rnJluSUsp uuukuM kIvW zaiW
'xsAoVH suoSuvr1eo9IN
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American Casualties

Died from Accident and Other Causes
Lieutenant
Coz, Boar B., Morgnntown, W. Va.
wounded Severely.
Privates-
rharp, Taylor, Eolcomb, ". Va
Bootn, Jonathan, Williamson, W. Va
Francis, victor, Princeton, W. Va.
Garbutt. George stanley. CLEVELAND u
wounded (Degres Undeterm1ned).
rrivRtrs-
Moore, Emmett c., st. clairsville, o
Moore. Harry L.. Pittsburgh. Pa
Pence. Walter Reed. Crestline. y.
VogIe, Leo F.. Jamestown. Pa,
wounded Slightly.
Lieutenant
Ravol, walter d, Blushsld, W. Va
Corporal
Waine. Albert f., Brownsville. Pa.
Privates-
Beam. Earnest. Mansfield. 0.
Concilla. Frank. OIL city. Pa.
Dick. Carl Benedict, Pittsburgh Pa
Huleatt. William A.. Scranton, IA.
Matysiak. Joe, Lorain. ..
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G-Transfcr books Clo9C Juno 90. for
regular per cent cash dividend pay
able Juno Is.
(2)-Tranafcr books close June 60. for
a regular ! per cent md nm extra per
cen, cash dividend payable Juno 10
(3J--TranSrcr books close June j. for
per cent cash dividend. payable
I,l,
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PETROLEUM.

OH, CITY. Pa. JarC --Sr"d't oa
anccs 81 Runs l96.II@; average o-'"''
SHIPMENTS .%63; aN"r;'s" io'ho-'
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Total sales 1850 200 shares.
CD-Reg. quar-. $l.I3 and ''c extra
I,S"oRcg. quar-. $3.50 per share. pay
able July l.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Jun" :. H..
Furnished 'rhe Inlelllgrncer by A. n
Nastcn g. Co. members or the New OTIS
s,ock Exchange. National Bank Build
ny. Wheeling. w. Va.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va, juno .. -.
Furnished The Intelllgcncer by A: f
Nasteu & Co.. members or the New oEk
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing, Wheeling. ". Va.
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NY. STOCK EXCHANGE

\ WHEELING. W. Va. June :. ".
FURNISHED The IntelliEencer BY A. y
6asten q Co, members OF the New Sofa
Stoak Exchange. National Bank Builc'
81 wheeling, ". Va Louis T. Brand
fSeIAAapt Partner
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n.nea1 Roxn Hatu1aad.

The following local boys OF the sltth
Field Artillery arrived in Newport
News from France on board the Yep
nelin Wednesday: Charles Wilson, Jo-
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cnro Mining Stocks.
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. w. Va, June 2. 10.
Furnished The Intelngencer by A.: q
Hasten Il Co. members OF the New 1919
sock exchanges. National Bank Build
nv wheeling W. Va
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. June >. 10.
Furh' shed The Intelligencer by A. q
Masten Co.. members OF tne SosIoI
ROCK Exchange. National Bank Bnlla'
ing. wheeling. W. Va. |
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. June :. ~.
Furnished The IntclliGcnccr by A. Z
Hastcn 4 Co, members OF the Pittsburgh
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing, Wheeling. w. Va.
STOCKS Rid. ASK
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sCph Kolz Burch {. klgcr' ana h'pe''
Crow.
Georg" II M"CnmhS. VII" Is WIN inc
S.Oth Infantry. arrived III New loFk
or Thursday.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Juno .. ~.
Daily quotation lis, Wheeling Stock
Exchange. compiled for the Intelligen.
s0S.
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Arkinda News.

Arkinda, Sept. (SpeciaD B Sweet was here from Caddo, Okla. this week
The Little River news., 1919-09-06

Mrs, J. E, Gentry left for Hot Springs after weeks attendance at the Apostolic meeting.
 Bob Mitchell has gone to TeXarkana to the sanitarium.
 Luther Crow was here from ldabel visiting this week. It has been 12 years since Mir, Crow was here.
 The Arkinda garage has seemed to be getting larger It extends to Red Bluff
 Mrs. w. R. Cook returned home re- gently after an extended visit with friends and relatives at this place
 Mrs. C. L. Felton is visiting in Min nesota and other northern points. Mr and Mrs Allie Cook were here this week from near Tom. Okla.
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Wallace News.

Wallace, Sept (SpeciaG G-Eenry Miller, who has been off singing for a meeting near Horatio. has returned home.
 F. E. Lemore from near Arden visit ed his brother near Wallace Saturday.
 Geo. B. Lemon made a business trip to Winthrop Friday and also visited Jewell looking for land to buy.
 Most all the people of Wallace made Foreman their home until the airplane left
 From the looks of the cane being hauled in this neighborhood there will be lots of syrup made.
 Since the great rain fall the dredge boat has started again.
 Henry Miller says he is going tf move to Horatio this fall.
 It seems that if some of the people are so dissatisfied with the school here this summer.
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Cerro Gordo News.

Cerro Pordo, Sept. 4.-(SpeciaD D- Mrs Homer Scott and children spent Sunday and Monday with her mother Mrs. John Sessions of Winthrop.
 Mr and Mrs. Chas. Bollinger and little son, Marvin. of Idabel, came down Monday for a visit with the for mer's father.
 Miss Louise Kirk left Wednesday for Idabel where she will spend few days with her uncle, s. s. Kirk, then will go to Durant and enter o. P. col lege,
 Several from here went to see the airplane at Foreman,
 Fred and Clyde Tape and R. c. Kirk motored to Winthrop Sunday
 Miss Edna Brazil has accepted a position with the Kirk and Brazil firm at Winthrop
 George Strawn and family attended the fair at Jones school house Thurs day,
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Foreman News.

Foreman, Sept. 5,-(Spcc;aD-Miss Tempest Bradon returned to her home at Winthrop Monday, after weekend visit with her friend Carrie Collins. Mrs. w. H. Bowden returned from Hope Tuesday whore she visited her daughter, Mrs Sidney Bunday.
 The largest crowd n the history of Foreman assembled Saturday to watch for the airplane. It came too late to carry cny passengers and stcyed ova" Sunday but on account of the illness of the pilot and . defective tire it did not take up any pGsaen- gers, bat gave several flying stunts.
 Mrs. W. NJ Howell and daughter, Miss Ruth, visited TeXarkana Tues day and Wednesday.
 Mrs Chas. Villars of TeXarEaIa is visiting her motner, Mrs. Aal3n Phil flips this week.
 Mr. and Mrs Otto Fosehand and lit tic son. Charles, returned to their home at ToXarkana Friday. They were accompanied home by Bert Collins,
 Roy Berry has bought the building that WIS being erected for a Baptist parsonage and wsll occupy it as soon as it is completed.
 Mir and Mrs. w. M. Gathrignt have returned from a visit in St. Lo;3is.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sylvester Matteeon and daughters Betty, have returned rom Galesburg, where they havs been for several weeks.
The Little River news., 1919-09-06
Wilton News.

Wilton, Sept 4.--(SpeciaD- Will Trustworthy and wife, who have been visiting in Mena came home Sun day. Mrs w. c. Cooper and daughters, IThelma and Elizabeth, who have been visiting relatives in Holdenville, Okla, came home Wednesday.
 Mamie Mae Park visited here the first of the week
 Mrs. Will Head from Shl eveport is visiting Miss Ada Mills this week.
 T. T. c. Anderson was Wilton visi- tor Tuesday.
 Curtiss Pipkin is on the sick list this week
 Mrs. George Bell and children visit ed Foreman Sunday.
 Miss Byrd Wheeler from Fl Reno, Okla, is visiting home folks.
 Mrs. Fred Throckmorton and child ren. who spent the past month in the Panhandle in Texas, returned Wednes- day
 Flave Fullerton from Horatio is wis iting relatives here this week. Eugene Phillips from Hicks has ac- cepted work in P $. Trustworthy S store. Judge Will Kinsworthy and U. Nose ley made a business trip to Ashdown Wednesday. Mrs J H Barkman went to TeXar- kama Wednesday to visit relatives.
 Arthur Bell from Foreman was here Monday.
 Mrs. Robert Can't visited TeXarkana Wednesday.
 G. H. Bray is arranging to handle school books and all school supplies.
The Little River news., 1919-09-06
-:- COUNTY NEWS OF INTEREST -:-
Oak HiII News.

Oak Hill, Sept 3--(SpeciaD - MT Hinton and small children came ir Saturday from a visit with relatives ir Polk county.
 Little Miss Neola Babcock is quite i'll at the home of her uncle, J. E. Pat terson.
 The young people enjoyed a candy breaking at MT. Andersons Saturday night and report pleasant evening.
 Ernest Covey and Sidney Weather spoon attended church at Arden Sun day ! sht
 Nlr. and Mrs. J. E.. Patterson were guests of Mr and Mrs. Sam Finley Sunday
 Misses Maudie Hinton and Montie Earnest, Miss Lois Wood and Mr. Polk spent Sunday as guests of the Misses Mccall.
 Word received from Frank Patter- son yesterday that he was in Ohio and on his way to Camp Pike where he expects soon to be discharged.
 Silas Bowman and family from near Mills School house visited relatives here Sunday.
 Misses Cora Harris and Montie Ear nest and Rufus Simmons were guests of Ruth and Mayme Patterson Sunday.
 Miss Alma Hankins of Texarkana is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Dick Sim mons this week,
 Zab Love has returned from Hatton. where he has rented a place and ex- poets to move there soon
 Jim Lester and family and Miss Maudie Burns visited relatives at Ar den Saturday night and Sunday.
 The young people enjoyed a dance at the home of Dick Simmons Friday night.
 H. s Walker and family visited relatives at Allene Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Pounds spent Saturday night and Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Willie Brown.
The Little River news., 1919-09-06
Warming Order.

In the Little River Chancery Court, Little River County, Ark. Maggie Box, plaintiff vs P E. Box, defendant. The defendant, P. E. Box is hereby
 warned to appear in. this court within of the plaintiff herein, Maggie Box, court, this Eth day of August, 1919- Jas. H. Williams, Clerk. Seth c. Rey- holds, atty for Pltf Ben Shaver, atty ad litem. S-6e
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Warning Order.

In the Little River Circuit Court, Little River county, Ark. J. W. John son, plintiif vs. C. " Fisher Grain Co.,, Commerce Trust Co.,, defendant The defendants, C. V. Fisher, Commerce Trust Co.,, are hereby warned to ap- pear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaintiff, herein J. w. Johnson Witness my hand and the sea of sid court, this 7th day of July. 19l9-las H. Williams, Clerk
 J. R. Morell, Atty for Pltf A. P. Steel Atty. ad Htem. S-7o
The Little River news., 1919-09-06
CaIomeI Users! Listen To Me!
 Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone Your druggist gives back your money if it doesn't liven your liver and bowels and straighten
 you up without making you sick.

There's no reason why a person should take sickening, salivating cal omel when a few cents buys large bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone--a perfect substitute for calomel.
 It is pleasant, vegetable liquid which will start your liver just as surely IS calomel, but it doesn't make you sick and can not salivate.
 Children and grown folks can take Dodson's Liver Tone, because it is perfectly harmless.
 Calomel is a dangerous irug. It
The Little River news., 1919-09-06

is mercury and attacks your bones. Take a dose of nasty calomel today and you will feel weak, sick and nauseated tomorrow. Don't lose a days work. Take a spoonful of Dodson's Liver Tone instead and you will wake up feeling great. No more biliousness, constipation, slug gishness, headache, coated tongue or sour stomach. Your druggist says if you don't find Dodson's Liver Tone acts better than horrible calomel your money is waiting for you.
The Little River news., 1919-09-06
RETURN RAILROADS TO OWNERS
Senate Committee Submits Bill Pro.
 yiding for Federal Regulation.

Washington, Sept. 4.-The Senate to- day received and discussed for several hours bill outlining permanent railroad policy as evolved by bi-par- tisan Interstate Commerce Sub-com- mittee.
 Paramount among the features of the new measure, which will b. known as the Cummins bill Senator Cum mins, Republican, Iowa. having acted as chairman of the subcommittee. are provisions for termination of govern ment control of railroads their return to private ownership and operation un- der rigid federal control and consoli- dation into regional systems and pro- hibition of strikes and lockouts of en- ployes. The measure contains none of the fundamentals of the Plumb plan
 Chairman Cummins in presenting the bill explained it's provisions at length He, with Senators Robinson,
 
 ocratic members of the drafting sub committee lead especial stress on the proposal to penalize strikes and lock outs, declaring the plan. although novel, was necessary to protect the public. The employees. the three sena- tors explained, are protected under the bill by provision that their wages shall be fixed by government agencies.
 The bill. Senator Cummins told the Senate. represents months of consid- eraton by the subcommittee. It's key note, he asserted, is the plan to ter minata government control and with Concentration of the nation rail roads into 20 to ? regional systems provide for strict government super vision of virtually all railroad affairs.
The Little River news., 1919-09-06

ADVERTISING is a dynamic force
 working for you at all times. It will multiply the power of your sales ar guments by the circulation of your newspaper. It adds daily to your net profits.
The Little River news., 1919-09-06

Joseph w. Epps and Floyd Chappell and w. F. Rogers went on fishing spree Wednesday.
 Mrs. Sam Chesser was here from Idabel Sunday visiting She return ed Monday.
 E. F, Smith and family attended the revival here Sunday. As yet C. L. Jennings remains single but frequently seen smiling at tht girls
 The Rev. Albert s. Hall has promis- ed to teach a singing school here this summer. and if he don't hurry frost will catch him.
 MT. and Mrs J. E. Guthrey declined the idea of returning to their home al Hot Springs as reported previously.
 M F. Crow is on the sick list now
 Dr. Bogard was here from Mena Tuesday to see MT. Crow.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Smith went tc King Rider Saturday night and re- turned Sunday
 Mr and Mrs. E. Taylor was here the last of the week from Winthrop.
 Fred Lisenby came in from overseas few days ago Fred is the last boy to return that went from here. He says the desires and wishes and long ngs to come home while in northern France is unreliable.
 Mir. and Mrs. w A. Dollar was here Monday from Idabel
 Mir and Mrs W. E. Brown are re joicing over the arrival of boy born to them recently,
 F. B, Chappell and Wayman Rodgers went to Hugo Wednesday and will go from there to Paris, Texas
 The revival meeting that started here about two weeks ago, is still in progress They are still preaching their qualification and doctrine heal ing and the reception of the Holy ghost.
 Listen l waste no thought on my neighbors' birth, or the way he makes his prayers. 1 grant him white mans room on earth. II his game is only square l will call him mate. If he cheats I will drop him flat, for all but this is warrant lie, for all clean men is as good as l, and a king is only that.
 The Rev c, A. Allhands is attending the Sinless peoples meetings. There are two that has had their sins and their snuff and tobacco and all their bad habits cast over into the lower corner of oblivion.