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The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-17
COMPLETE NEW JURY
Two Women Among Eleven En-
paneIIed To Try Alleged Slayer.

Los Angeles. Dec. 1.-THE Jury
which will decide the fate of Harry
New, charged with the murder of
Frieda Lesser. will be completed early
today. according to indications. Eleven
jurors, two of whom are women, were
chosen the first day of the trial
Eight othef women were excused from
jury duty when they expressed opin-
ions against capital punishment
That New was insane at the time
he killed the girl and was also not in
control of his mental faculties when
he made the alleged confession. will
be the contention of the attorneys.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-17

WEATHER FORECAST for Kansas:
Fair tonight and Thursday; risin's
temperatures.
Vorbote., 1919-04-02

0i9teit. Die &irdenOGtcr briidtcn
! tbm rem Stempcl Der gsmcinen Wirtz
Ii9teit nuf.
vSe0tu5" gebrouften bic leioen
5ur 8e5cifnung bc5 Rei6cn, tpie gorz
ro io8t, oeilcn, der picl @ut tcIiBt"
! Qui multo bona poiIioet; I'M tir6li6en
Totcin miro oorous Der, pelGer Die
5nooe @ottsS 6eiiBt"; n8cotituoo"
mas bon SetroniuS uuD Den G9riTtz
'tcllern Der 0ctu0en5 iiir rGcidtum
9ebrdld2t ipiro, 6eiBt unter Der Feber
Oes Aeili9cn 6ierOnpmus: EimmIiI6e
I|SlIdie!igtCit. rGeatiBmus", o1s
Gpitfcton, bos Die bc;oniifcn Sfrifts
teller Gem Iebr rcifen Wtonne belle
gen, lpiro bNsjcniga Der Yotriorten.
Der airdenOdter uno Der 6etliscn,
Die Sprnfe bat unS berruten, oob
bic gorboren in ibrem gclpo6nten 0r,z
tropomorp6iIfen &erFoEren lire ijtts
lldsn 3ugcnben in Den matcrie[Icn
8Itern pert0rpert batten; a6er biz
otonomilden GrIGeinungcn uno bic
poIitii6sn Greigniiie, bic fir bic 9ro.
outtionsz uno 2lu5taulhpciic ocl
SQurgcoiIie Den 8pben porbereiteten
loitcn bic urIpriingli6e @ereiniqunQ
nc5 Sittltden uno Oes WfoterieIlcn
Der 8arbur Ihdmte Ii6 oieIer Ser
einigunq nift. Ocnn oiejcniQen t0rpers
liGsn unD Iittliflcn giacni9oftcr. bic
lfn mt Dem 9r0Bten Stol5e crfiilten
muroen CUR Groberun1 uuo GrholtunQ
Der matcrielleu Sitter in SGtigteit &c.
IeBt. Der Sour9oi5 bogcgcn IhGmt
| iid1 Der nieOrigen 5ugCnben, Die ct sll
iiben geSpungcn lit, I'M sum Hei1s
tum Su uIcongen. baher lpi0 cr dIous
ben mohen uno glou6t IAlicBIif
ieItit, ooB Ieine SeeIc iiber Der Mluz
tcric IdDC6t uno bon e!piQen @o6rz
hclten uno unnanbelbarcn @runoz
IdBcn lcbt. Die SpraGe o5er iii, cine
ul1osrbenerltGe Terrdtsrln; itC ertz
biiQt bic Sotiofc, bab binter ben
DiGtclten BoltCn' Der geIGutertcll
Morul 1i6 oOs 60fitc SoOl oer &opis
toliitcn Oerbirgt ooS Gut. Der @ott
ngigsntum.
Die A!tOral fGut ebanio me bic ij5z
rl9Cn Grldcilun9cn per menI9liten
IQtl9fcit0 inter Ons oon Wtorr ior=
muIiertc GcIes Oes DtonomiiGcn Moz
tsriNIismuS: Die YroOuftion5peiIe
oes mnteriellen 2ebeuS bcoinQt ben To-
5ioIen, poIit;iden unb gciItigen 2ez
bcn5pro5cB iibertaupt."
Vorbote., 1919-04-02
0as 0aus Der ltni6ulO
GOn u natolc 6route.

@ines SoQc5 pcrlieB Sra @iopunni
pns &l1iter beim 0Gmmern brs Morz
Gems, Su Der GtunOe, lpcun bic @0gel
ltn9eno crIpoten. lllto er ging IN bic
Stobt. llnD er OGd)tc:
sd 9c6e in bic Gtobt. Inn bort
msin 8rpt su er6etteln uno Inn ocncn
grot 5u 9e6en, Die bctteIn, uno i'd
iperDc gebcn, lpas id betommc, uno
iperoc bctommcn, !pas id 9e9eben hoz
Zen lperbc. 0enn e5 lit @ott lpoDlgez
iduig, il, icinem NGmcn gu Bitten unb
81 cmpfongen. limb Der, lpel9er cn1z
pfdngt, lit Der Srubcr beiIen, Der gibt.
llno mun teo6tc ni6t, ob man Der cine
oocr Der onbcrc bieIer beipen Sriiocr
lit, neil bic @n6e niGts it, abcr bic
gormberSigteit olles.
Der, lpel9cr befommt, lit, lpem er
Die 8ormber5i9tcit bat, gleih Dem,
Der gic6t. 9tber Der, pcl6er perz
tnuft, lit Der 6sinO oeiien, Der touft,
unp Der gertaufcr 5pingt ben adufcr,
i9m fclnOli6 gu Iein. llno barin lit
biz Wur5el oes lle6elS, nclfcs bic
Stdbte perpeItet, mic bns SIT Der
Sflanqc III ibrcm Shlpon6e lit. llnp
Elm 8eib muB ben SUP uuf ben
S4lran5 Der Sdlunge Iesen. 0isies
Wetb lit Die Irmut. Sic bot ben
Vorbote., 1919-04-02

tclne nnsenc6ms So6e, unb iper ipollz
te es uns peroenten, ipenn mir an iolz
2en aogcn ben 5riiblin9 noG Dem
slodsberge pini6en. 0o9 enblif
legt li6 ou6 bas 6o6paTcr tpiebcr.
Der Hen5 bat 9eiie9t, bic Grbe 1T fem,
Wlntcr, S4ncc unO Troit limb berz
trieben.
Nir pcr3ei6cn Dem 2cnss oIl bos
un9emoh germ, Das er HIS ungeton
9nt, ia mir limb ben 5riiblingsItiirmsn
oicl mehr 6ll9ct0n 1lS ben Stiirmcn
oe5 9er6IteS, Diifcn mir po6 bas uGe
0cm llnlpettcr enOlih SonnenIGeil1
Vorbote., 1919-04-02

fOl9en ipirO, Sonnenidein uno 3d.
gcliong.
Trii6lingsltiirmc.- IS 1uebcn ictt
gepaltigc Stiirme iiber bic Climber
FIN. Sic 9aben picl 2eiO unO Dicl
g}ot i'm 9sfolge. W}oncbe5 WiorIde,
Ab9citortenc 1T Ifon 9cfollen, bod
nod INNER fiifren Binter uno Sroit
bic SerrI4oft. Sino cs ipobl 5riibz
lingsitiirme, pel6e Die McnIdheit
beute teimiufen? Biro ibncn enb=
li9 Der lon9erlebnte @onncnlde;n
| tpldcn2
Vorbote., 1919-04-02

&0nig 3uopig Oon 5yrantrei6 I6on
in 'elnem 3urm auf9ciuft. 9lbcr lie
1T n'4t Bel Den JlOrentinern eingez
teRrt, neil lie teuIa lit uno ben sun
ntlht in Elm perrufencs 6ous Icbcn
milf. llnb Der 0ooen bes 8e6slers
lit Elm ocrrufcner Srt. Die 8anz
tlcr 5uno Die @e4sIcr bcgcben bo Die
IgrOBtc Oer SiinOen. Die 9roItituierz
ten ijjnO'9en in itren &ommcrn, oter
lire Giinoe lit qeringcr, al soic oc3
Bontiers uno ar oercr, bic Iif bur6
Die Sant ober bur6 ben 6onDcI be-
rcifern.
SSn 8obrheit, bic 9onticrs uno bic
Wc4sler iperoen ni6t in oos bimmz
liiGe a0ni9rc'f tommen lpebcr bic
Bidder uno Die 8etpiir3trGmer, nod
bic, pcl6c bic &unIt oes Bphlle6en5
uusii6en, ocren Iid bic Staot Der
SIumen rii6mt. 8ci( lie osm @oIoe
einen Yreis Qeben uno Dem Bc6Icl
cinen fcitcn &urs icBen, ri6tsn lie
8OBen6ilocr oor bem 9(ngcIift Der
WtenIGen ouf. llnb inoem lie Iogen,
Oo5 8oIb 6o6e e'nen Wert, Iiigcn lie.
Dem Do5 @olb lit oom gerin9crcm
Wcrt, ais bic trodCWn SIdtter, Die in
bem 6erbItlpino am SUB Der 2Grden
IfIottCru uno ruI6cln llnb t0itlih lit
Inur Die 2lrbeit Oe5 W}enihCn, lpcnn
Gott nuf liz 6lidt.
WG6rcno Sra @iopanni Oerort ieiz
ncn 9eoontcn naa9in9, Ia0 er, bog
Der Berg pffen mar uno Dob WGllncr
Stcinc BARN tlopitcn. limb elmer
Der Steintlopfer lag ouf oem Wegc;
2umpen aug Qro6em Gelpc6c beoedten
i'm: iein &0rper tru9 bic hrcnncnbcn
8unpen Der &Glte unb Der 6iBe. Die
8notsn ieincr S6uItcrn unb ieincr
BruIt trnten ouf Icincm ob9cscbrten
&6rper berpor. llno eine tiefs Ser
5pciFlunQ bruh aus ben itmurjen
S10tlcn ieiner Slu9en.
! Sra Gioponni nd6crtc lih inn uno
'ogtc:
y55ricoe lei nit bir."
9l6er Der SteintlppFer ontlportete
inidts; crtrunOts nidt ben Sept. llnb
Sra GioOanni, Der 9Ioubte, OoB er
| i6n ni6t gc60rt Gabc, lpicOcrbolte;
r6rieoc lei nit nir.."
! LIMB er ipro6 OieIelben Borte Elm
orittes MoI.
ga lo6 itn Der Steintlopfer boiler
Wut an unb Io9te:
n6ricocn lpcrDc iG crit Bel meiucm
Icpe 6aben. Sdsre bt9, bsrfludte
&rd6e, oeren Wiinifc mir ei1 triigcz
!rii6e5 S6r tiinocn! &rdf5e Sinful
tigcrcn por, ais i'd cS BIN! Sd pciB,
IooB Der Stuno zines Steintlop'ers
gang uno gar un9liidliA lit, uno boB
e5 tcine grlci4tsrun9 fiir Iein Gleno
| gi6t. 8om D}Orgen 65 snm N6cnb
tiopfe If Stcinc, unO ais GOfn mel
| ncr Q(rteit betOmme i'd e;n Stiid
! Itpor5es Srot. limb tpenn meine
Mrmc peni9cr itnrt Iein ncrcen, ol5
Der Scrq, lpcnn mein &0rper gons gez
| IidlDdft Isin pirD, tperoc i6 Dor 9unz
/ ger Iterben."
yMein 8ruoer," iagtc Der 6ciliee
W}om Giopomi, ycs lit nidt gerc9t,
| Oob 0u 10 pielc Sctinc tlopfIt uno MIR
ipenig 9rot er6Gltlt."
Der SteinfIopfer richtete IiG auf.
nWionf, lpos iicbit Ou po rben ouf
Dem 9iigeI?"
nWlein BruOsr, iA Iebc Die N}oucrn
rcr StaDt."
LIMB 606er?"
SD ie9c bic 0d6sr Der 9GuierS
bic Die WGlle ilberrogcN."
rrno b06er?"
Die @ipfcl Der pi1ien, Die Sup
pcln Der &trdsn uno Die 8lodenz
! tiirme."
nllno nod bo6cr?"
sd ie6c eincn Srrm, Der ollie an=
bcren ilberrogt. 3innens tr0nen ibn.
IS 1T Der Surm bes ppbeita."
Vorbote., 1919-04-02

Ja90 an Dem poriiber, ipds unIer
oer5, unier SaIcin bercitern f0nnte,
uno nos bod 10 lei6t gu erlper6cn
ipare, bdttcn mir nur Elm bisdcn
3ett.
&tr fcnnCn oCn 1yriihlinQ, ia,
oo6 6umeiit nur ous 8ii6ern, ipcr
ober bsrmOG'c be 6iiGe bon 9eben
unO SdOn1eit gu iailbern, bic in
elncm ein5igen heitercn 5riiblingstoge
lte9t. Die fam MIR Der empfinoen,
Der Den 5riibIiu9 iie6t.
gSic oo5 trcibt, lpie 0oS aalnG6litD
I'D entfpitelt aus unI6cinturen 9lnz
ran9en 81 5or6sn uno Jormen. llno
oucs lit i6On, lit poIltommcn. @ez
trodtet mir cines Der sortcn 8lumenz
Qc6ilOc, mic cbcnm0Big lit icoc5
SIdtt6en, Die 6ormoniid bic iSarben,
per ocrm04te oicie 5arten fcinen Sc
ipebe ll045ubiIOea.
g8cr oos Slid bot, Elm lpin5ia tlcin
StufGen 0ieIer grpBen Groe 5u be-
llBen, pas er Iein @Grt6cn nennt,
Der ipiro iebt tGgli4 notiebcn, lpie
lpcit Die SNlpcn, &rotu3, 61c5inten,
S1nee9l0Gden ooer WaiqlDd6en ous
Der Groc berborlugen, uno tpenn lid
Nonn Oic crItc 9Iiitenfnoipc 5cigt,
pcl4e 5rcuoe lit bos! 2eioer beIiBen
nur .pcnige bon uns ein @1rtAcn. Stir
Den YroIetarier lpnhIcn teinc 6unten
Gorten6lumen. Der tonn Die &inoer
0c5 5ri9lings nur aus Der 5crnc in
fremOen 8drtcn beDunOcrn oDer in
Den 8cnltsrausluQen Der glumenz
EOnolNngen. 0ieie JcnIterausloqen
'inO 5umciIt prd4tig unO tunitpoIl
5u9leIh, oo6 ipcrocn ipir 9un3 6cIonz
oer5 Eel ibrem Inblite oornn erinz
merit, onB mir in cincr Welt Ic6cn, no
Die einen gcnieBen, ipd6rcno Die anoez
rem entbefren, oft bitter cntbe6rcn.
Scne Gie6linge Der 9lotur iino nur
8e5ogen lporOcn, I'M Die Sufeln, bic
6cI!e Der Reiten 5u Id5nliifeu. W2ors
gen DieLleiht prongen jere rotcn Sui
pen ouf Dem Slide irgcno elmer Dor
ne6men WiiiBiggGngcrin, Der StrouB
OuItenocr @ciI6en lit n;eQei6t Be-
itimmt. nod beute a6tIos an 8uien
cincr Jrou Der oberen 8cicQIfoft &u
oerlpelfcn. aeiner oieIcr 8Iumenz
timber nirO bic einfafe Stu6e cines
9lr6eiter5 5icrcN. Der 9ciiBlpie erz
balt oelpobnlia crit einige 8lumengoz
ben, pcnn er Die 2(ugen fir INNER
geI6IoiIen BAT.
Bir bcnciocn Die Rei6en uitt o6
OjeIer 9lumenipcnOen, lie limb burum
nlht gu teneioen, bonn ou6 bic 8Iuz
men oienen 5umeiit ipie oiclc5 onocre
in 0ieIcn 8reiien nur Dem Gfcinc,
Der gleuBerli4teit, ou9 lie limb iii
Den mciitcn SGllen nur &on5cntion
Qlber oer e5cbonfr nm ncr g}pr5c6fnsn.
Duno mi hpr pinpn epitc nGhrcnb
Dir onDerr 2um Gntbcbren perurtpi(t
lit. perlcioet uus ben 2lnb[if Der
YIllmen.
yBie Itimmt ms boocoen bos be-
lfeioene gliimhen, peldcs unIcrem
G}nrtcn cnt,puhs. oor, onbcrs S5icr
Tii6rt lins bcr 3orte gllmenfelc6 Ser
Wtuttcr 91ntur al, bic lire Gonnc
iibcr ollen W}neider i6einen lGbt,
unter Dcren Qcituno mir 10 o(iif(i1
Irtcn f6rrtcn, molltcu mir ms mir
no6 ihrcn 8ciebcu riGjtcr,
0oh Der 95rii6lino it nicbf mr. ser
milne I6he(nSe Gin7f nor gTrmcn
moh5sn IGbf ,no h;c m}en5+sn srl
frrut Fr u fonn ouh Pin nor m;rScr
. 8rIrIlc ipir hsr hen stnrmminb nm nns
.icincr ge6ouIuno 6olt Ino linn oe]
! L:., .L &: C..>, L:..,.,
Vorbote., 1919-04-02
Etn*u9sueartb

0intcnoufnrcu.
@irfcnnGOd)cn nit pcbcnocn S1aarm
Sn GcIlcn SdJorcu
Si5 GinouI oui bic 10b',
lln0 Die G6rcnflciScr 10 iuciB luc Der 5dncc
SUPERINTENDENT
Hon cin @lntcn
Snt 8inb llno ilottcrnbc5 GSinten
SOn Suid 5u @uid
@eic1metter Der Sinfen
GolDitou6cnbc MGBdeu 5u 1nuien0 %ooreu
SlId! GuId,
@Hrro! 1ic 6rin9cn Den @cn5 9cioGren.
4b. 6olit.
Vorbote., 1919-04-02

,,rnrbnte"
So3ialpolttiides ORGAN
Estts: Dss u has srsIctsrtat. Riat3i
RaB isxn .S i,s2 aIIsR!
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13

A saunter through the shops that Sell smart blouses is as fascinating to women as walking through garden of flowers. One is apt to lose ones head amid the beauties of the new hand- made lingerie blouses, there is so great a variety of them and each presents it's own enticing attractions. Color bordered frills, fine pin tucks, real filet lace in edgings, insertions and in- set panels, coax money from us in one direction; hemstitching, eyelet work, real val lace and new embroideries, drag it out in another.
 There are number of new models that fasten at the back and one has choice between round, square and w" shaped necks. The high necked blouse is exceptional but there are always few examples of this style, trim and elegant looking. Sleeves have come in for unusual consideration, three quarter length occasionally attracting attention because it is so pretty but so greatly outnumbered by long sleeves.
 Some of the collar styles are excep- tionally becoming and these may be found on the plainest blouses. A mod ell of white dimity has wide group
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13

picture above is type of these new. sheer hand-sewed dresses. Except for parallel groups of hand-run tucks and the introduction of shocking in shoul- derS and at each side of the front of the skirt, it has no elaboration and does not need anything more. It has no subtleties of construction all the details of it's making are set forth in the photograph, and they are reassur- ing to the home dressmaker. Yet a simple handmade frock of this kind, in sheer cotton or silk fabrics, is sold for high price in the shops, com manding something like hundred or hundred and twenty-five dollars in smart establishments.
 With these light frocks piquant gir- dies of black velvet ribbon are worn. Sometimes the ribbon is in color and occasionally it matches the frock. But black proves wonderful spice to the seasons light and fiowerlike colors. In the girdle shown three crochet but tons are set on the front and small but tons of the same kind fasten the bodice at the back.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13

The plain and conservative apparel that women allowed themselves in war times has affected our coming spring styles in two ways. First, it has brought hand-sewing and simplicity of design into more prominence than ever on spring and summer frocks and it has paved the way for reaction in favor of lovely color. As in the days long gone by, when women had more leisure for needlework than they have allowed themselves recently, we are to have numbers of simply designed, beautifully made and finished, sheer frocks for summer weather.
 Imported voiles have scared to un- heard of prices and are unreasonably high. At $6 and ST per yard they have silks and satins outdistanced. But American mills will turn out fine voiles, linen-finished lawns, transpar- ent organdies, not inexpensive, but not prohibitive in price. Some of these thin weaves suggest georgette and are fairly close limitations of It.
 The very pretty frock shown in the
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13
DREADED FOR
 NIGHT TO COME
Texas Lady, In Pretty Bad Fix. Heard of cardui, Tried It, And Now Says It Saved
 Her Life.

Chiffon, Texas.-Mrs. Mary Reese, of this place, states: Some time ago I was quite sick and suffered a great deal. I had been suffering quite awhile At times I had such severe pains in my back, across my hips and in my sides,-I was in a pretty bad fix was so restless I dreaded for night to come.
 Having heard of Cardui, I thought I'd try 1t commenced to- get better with my first bottle. Il took six bottles of Cardui, and will tell any woman what this Carduii Home Treatment can and will do if taken according to directions. We not only feel 1t cured but most likely saved my life. am able to do, my work with ease and know Cardu did It."
 Cardui has been found to relieve, many womanly pains and ailments, and thousands of women have written to tell of the benefit it has been to them. in cases of female troubles and weakness.
 Cardui Is prepared from mild, mo. dicinal ingredients, which act as q tonic and help build up health ani:: strength in a natural manner.
 Try Cardui. At druggists.-Adv.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13
COTTON DAY SET FOR FEBRUARY l5
GOVERNOR BRoUeH IN PRocLA- NATION URGES PEOPLE TO
 DISCUSS QUESTION.
INCREASE FOOD PRODUCTION
Decrease of Cotton Acreage Is Import ant Matter-Other States Have Set Dates For Meetings-Governor
 Invited To Louisiana.
Little Rock

Little Rock
 Governor Brough has issued a pro- clamation setting aside February b as a holiday when meetings will be held in the cotton growing counties of the state to discuss the curtaii- ment of the cotton acreage Similar proclamations have been issued by the governors of South Carolina, Ten nessee, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.
 Governor Brough's proclamation concludes with the following para graph:
 Acting in my official capacity do hereby proclaim Saturday, Feb ruary IS, 1919, as a public holiday Tn the various cotton counties of the state of Arkansas and call upon the people in the cotton raising sections to assemble in their various commit mites for the discussion of this vital problem of cotton reduction and in- creased food and pasturage produc- tion. 1 earnestly request the agrieul- tural authorities of the state and all agricultural agencies to send out speakers to address these farmers meetings, feeling as I do that they will be rendering their state a nota- ble patriotic service"
 Telegrams from the Memphis Cot ton Exchange and the Memphis Clearing House commenting Govern or Brough for issuing the proclama- tion and from Governor Ruffin c. Pleasant of Louisiana asking that he attend conference of cotton grow CTS of the Southern States at New Orleans on February 22, have been received by Goverenor Brough.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13
Religion Worth Havino.

A religion that cannot be brought into every phase of life is not worth having; and the affairs of life that cannot be maintained side by side with Christ's teachings ought to be scrapped without delay. And until the brother hood movement rises to its responsibili- ties and makes these facts plain, it will fail to be the power it may be its privilege to become.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13

of pin-tucks at each side of the other wise plain front and one of those long, plain collars that rolls high across the back of the neck.
 A new voile waist pictured here, is an example of simple and effective de- sign. Imagine it in larkspur or azure blue, with it's dots in graduated sizes embroidered in silk of the same hue or in white Or think of it in pale coral or orchid. It is lovely in any of these and the picture shows 1t to be charming in white. Its round neck is not collarless, there are few blouses that are, but the collar is quite plain, ending in points and lying fiat to the figure. Points appear again on the cuffs where the full sleeves are set into them, and they turn back at the wrist. The sleeves are interesting 1; new in design
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13
Ben D. Brickhouse

Ben D. Brickhouse. successful mayoralty candidate of Little Rock penr $2,919, of which s150 was en- trance fee. The remainder was for clerical hire, postage and advertis- ing Expenditures of Judge w. E. woodruff, the other candidate for mayor were $3,4S6.05, of which s15O was for entrance fee and the remain der Tor postage, printing and adver- Using.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13

The farmers of Perry county are very much disheartened over the fact that they are holding between five and six thousand baies of cotton for better prices. A meeting will be call ed for the County Farmers Union in March or April, and plans dis cussed as to the reduction of the ac- reage for this year.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13

The value of the property stored in the aviation warehouse at Little Rock now exceeds the entire cost of Camp Pike and all Improvements, and is greater than was ever stored in any government plant before the war. Major Eichelberger, command ing officer of the general supply de- pot said.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13
Shave With cutlcura soan

Shave With CutIcura Soap And double your razor efficiency n we'll as promote skin purity, skin comr fort and skin health. No mug, na slimy soap, no germs, no waste, n0 irritation even when shaved twice daily. One soap for all uses-shavin9. bathing and shampooing.-Adv.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13

At dinner and smoker given at Forrest City, the organization of Rotary Club was perfected by the election of Scott l.. Kirkpatrick. pres ident and Attorney J. Walker Nor TOW. secretary.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13

A bank clerk thinks the worst thing about money is that it has to be count. ed so often.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13

Each experience a man has makes him either better or worse.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13

When Baby Is Tcethin1 GROVES BABY BOWHI. MHDICINH will correen the Stomach and Bowel troubles. Perfectly harms less. See directions on the bottle
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13

True love doesn't thrive well Tn a public garden.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13
STATE HAPPENINGS.

As the result of complaints made in a resolution adopted by the Ark ansas Gas Users Association at Lit tie Rock, representatives of those in- 7terested in the natural gas situation in Arkansas were summoned to Washington by the federal fuel ad- ministrator for a conference. It re- suited In a request to the Bureau of Mines and the Geological Survey for experts to serve on a Board of Inves- t1gation, to be conducted and con- 'trolled by the Fuel Administration
 Mountain township, in Franklin county, is without justice of the peace, a constable and road over seer. The only qualified officer, a Justice, recently moved out of the township; the candidate for consta- ble failed to comply with the cleo tion law, and the road overseer-elect is not eligible to serve because he is not qualified citizen of the town ship.
 ] farming work that can be done just now is to encourage the sowing of Burt early oats to provide feed for the farmers and to stop the enorm- ous flow of money out of the state for feed bills according to H. M. Cot trell, agriculturalist of the Arkansas Profitable Farming Bureau of the 1qG
 Dr. s. P. Neigart and Miss Sallie Chamberlin of Little Rock agricul- tural agents, and H. P. Wood, the new agricultural agent for Chicot county, held meeting of the farmers, bank CTS and merchants at Dermott, at which advanced methods of stock raising and farming were discussed. County Judge E. fl. Toney of Lake Village presided.
 Good roads sentiment is spreading in Faulkner county. The latest of the new projects Is hard-surfaced road from Conway to Reeves school house, two miles west.
 Perry merchants and business men have erected roller mill, which will be in operation by the first of June, to take care of the wheat crop, which has promised to be very fine. A great deal of wheat was sown in Per ry county this year.
 Making good their quota of $150 and throwing in $5 for good measure, the Arkansas State Normal went over the top within 10 minutes after the campaign was launched for the relief of the Armenians and Syrians.
 Good roads enthusiasts of Imboden are greatly encouraged over the pros- pect for building no miles of high way in the western district of Law renee county, connecting all the towns and postoffices in the terri tory.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13

Governor Brough signed the Vaughan-Owens bill creating the Broadway-Ma Street Bridge dis trict of Pulaski county, which was drafted to make possible the con- struction of two bridges across the Arkansas river, at Little Rock, one at the foot of Main street and the other at the foot of Broadway.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13

Many applications are being re- ceived at Harrison, as well as the Little Rock land office. for home stead lands in the tract recently eliminated from the Ozark National Forest.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13
A Real Cure.

Progress is the real cure for an over estimate of ourselves,-G. Macdonald
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13

Nothing pleases some girls so much as the chance to resist an attempt to kiss them.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13

Lingerie made Of lemon-colored crepe de chine is trimmed with black ribbon.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13

A petition asking Congress to grant the privilege of building a bridge across the Arkansas river at this place has been numerousIy sign ed and it is believed nine-tenths of the people would have signed had they been given an opportunity.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-02-13

John Thomas Allinder, 55, was kill ed instantly and Sherman Blessing seriously injured when the roof of Cardon Valley school house, near Conway, which they were attempting to slide from it's fastenings to d nearby log wagon broke apart and crashed down upon the two.