The Monticellonian., 1919-07-18


 leo of he league are: H. L. Rem1e.. Mrs. H H. Foster. F. B. T. Hollen= berg and J. C Mullins Mrs K. U. Tallenvfst is eertary and press cor respondent.
 FOR HURRIED READERS.
 The planters of Jefferson county at meeting held at Pine Bluff placed orders for 2o.000 pounds of calcium arsenate. three big power machines, two ene-hensa machines and several hand machines for using the spray in killing the boil weeviI in Jeffer- son.
 sixtv.sfx warning notices to with draw certain feed from sale in Ar kansas were issued bY the feed and fertilizer inspectors ef the Depart ment af Agriculture during the past montl according te the monthly Ee- port ef Walter 4. lzgrig. chief in. spector
 Gotten #n ones possession on May is subject ta taxation. even though f nav have been Used as collateral, according 70 n opinion given by At tornoV General John DZ Arbnckle in reply e q query from F. (. Jones of Belleville.
 
 Circuit Judge Geo. R Haynie and former Gensressmaa Thomas C. Me Rae. both Of Prescott. announced their candidacy for the Democratic nomination far governor. each stating he is in the race until the finish.
 The little four-yearold son of Grady Harl.a. living in Harrisburg, was severely hurt by the explosion of a dynamite cap. The boy was playing with the cap and struck a lighted match to it
 The Sunday school convention for inc southwestern Faulkner district will be held at Round Mountain Sun day, July 27. Dr. J. X Summers is chairman and J NJ. Dickens is sec retary
 The fourth car of hogs shipped by the cooperative method has left searcy. This car was shipped under direction of County Agents Heath and Barrentine.
 John Earle Rodgers, the 13-year-old son of r D. Rodgers. while in bath ing with three or four of his compan- ions was drowned in the Ouachita riv CT, two miles west of Malvern.
 Mrs. R W Hue. publicity secre- tary of the centenary conference for young people, has announced the date of the convention in Arkadel- phia as August 4 to 9. inclusive.
 Several specimens of zinc from the fields of Independence county, near Batesville. were received at the De partment of Mines, Manufactures and Agriculture to be placed on display.
 Chancellor Martinean granted Judge George NJ Chapline and ". P. Beard of Lonoke Judgment for $6.00o against the Bayou Neto Drainage DIS. trtct for legal services in the Lonoke county case which was concluded in the Chaneery Court at Little Rock.
 Col. Peter F. Traub. who as major general was in command of camp ] Pike siree his return from overseas. left with his family for Fort Thomas. Ky where he has been assigned as commanding officer.
 Dr M. s. Smith, for the past seven years pastor of the Pfesbyrer,an Church in Batesviue. has rendered bis resignation and will 20 to Mis- sissippi.
 Rains thought to have been gener, al in all sections of the county the ErSt hali of the week, proved of much aid to growing crops.
 The ouachita county singing con, yention was held at Stephens on July f5.
 The Little Rock post of the Amer,. can Legion was organized at a mass meeting of discharged soldiers. It will be known as the Melchoir r. Eberts Post.
 Hearing a disturbance in his rab. bit pen, Harold Cole. a Mena lad, Tn. vestigated and found snake feasting on one of his pets. It was velvet tailed rattler, with eight rattles.
 A club of "Shriners" was organized