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Motor Boat To Hire.

Anyone desiring to arrange for
fishing or sailing parties can do so
by seeing Capt. Joseph Cannon, 10l
West End avenue. Prices reasonable
ADV. Slit.
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ally slopes to the waters of the Nanti-
coke river; is a large, white pine build
ing, with ample porches and windows,
and is surrounded by beautiful shade
trees that it would take life time to
grow.
The timber consists of both oak and
pine, and, being. located as it is, on1S
about a mile from Vienna, bordering
upon one shell road, while another
shell road runs right through it, its
timber can be marketed with the mini
mum expense and loss.
Everything considered, this is, in
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-08-04
Tuesday, Aug. l9, 'l9.

between the hours of two and three
o'clock p. M, all of the Real Estate OF
which the late William ]. Layton died
seized and possessed, situated in Dor
chester county, Maryland. incluoIng
every kind therein of his widow.
Laura J. Layton, which said Real Es-
tate is described as follows:
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TERMS OF SALE:

Ten per centum cash and balance in twelve
months from the day of sale, secured by the in
terest-bearing note of purchaser, with surety or
sureties approved by the undersigned trustees,
or all cash, at the purchasers option Title pa
pers at expense of purchaser.
T. SANGST0N INSLEY and
EvERTTT NJ LAYTON,
DIXIE REALTY CO.. Trustees.
Auctioneers
B7-2s-oaw.m. R7-30-o a Wv
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Lot No. 5
DWELLING HOUSE PROPERTY In
VIENNA, OCCUPIED BY ROLAND
W LAYTON

All of that dwelling house property
situated in Vienna, Maryland, together
with all of the buildings and improve
performances to the same belonging,
fronting SIS feet on the northward side
of Church street, being particularly de-
scribed as now laid on and enclosed,
and being the same property at present
occupied by Roland v. Layton.
This property is improved by a good
seven-room dwelling and all needed
outbuildings. ell In good condition
The lot has o depth OF 1875 feet, thus
affording sufficient ground for fami-
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buildings. The mansion
house is beautifully To-
Gated upon a high, well
shaded lawn; which bor-
darc 11nnn ond O-ro dr.
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B.7-2s-o.a.w,-m. R,7-so-o.a,w,.w.
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By virtue of a decree of the Circuit
Court for Dorchester county, the una
dersigned, trustees. will sell by public
auction, to the highest bidder, at the
Court House door, Cambridge, Md, on
The Washington times., 1919-11-14
HELP WAhTtU-MAlE
Observation-Disclosures of

SALESMAN-Manufacturer of
widely known nationally ad-
vertised grocery speciality, al
ready thoroughly distributed
and marketed through whole
sale grocery channels, has open
ing for a SALESMAN to cover
Washington and surrounding
territory with headquarters at
Washington. Order takers and
single box artists not wanted.
Men qualifying on retail work
will be given responsibility Of
handling other men and selling
jobbing trade. Straight salary
bonus and expenses paid. Spe-
cialty sales experience abso-
lutely necessary. No applica-
ton considered unless supply
ing the following information
Age, whether married, whether
now employed, what you have
sold, to what class of trade
and where. This is not a boys
proposition, but the opportuni-
ties for a young man possessing
tact, common sense and judg-
ment are unlimited. Address
BOX A-73, Times Office.
The Washington times., 1919-11-14
HELP WANTED-FEMAlE

ALTERATION HANDS,
Women experienced on
gowns; permanent position
paying good salaries. ERIE
BACHER'S, 1910 F st. 16
The Washington times., 1919-11-14
HOTELS
NEW YORK

PENN-POST HOTEL AND ANNEX.
Sth ave at 31st street, New York
Five Minutes from Anywhere.
Opposite Pennsylvania Station and
Postofhce.
Opened October. 1slS-new annex opened
October, 1sl9-1eo rooms $L5o up: perma-
nent, 81 up; single beds including shower
spray. needle and steam baths. 7sc night.
Reservations mail OF wire. ocz8-tf
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CHAUFFEURS, at once, expert
enced, good and reliable e
white men preferred); good
wages. Apply Shapiro & Fitz-
gerald, oO5 La. ave. N. w. 10
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FOR SAlE-MISCElLANE0US

ONE NORRIS CHAIR, two refneersaors,
shirtwaist box, one automobile robe,
bathroom mirror, overcost size a., bric-
a-brac, stcpladder aud homemade pre-
serves and catsup. etc Apply tsis 18th
st. N. w. Col 1851. 20
OvERCOATs-25 cond-hand, IS mp to
SIS; all in good condition; Is pair pa It's
at s275. 2is q st. N. w. ocas-3ot
Hvered; bloom all winter. r. d. MILL
Err, ia @ st n. W. lss
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BOOTBLACK wanted. Apply
Barber Shop, Arlington Ho-
tel, 1925 Vermont ave. N. w.
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PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
the Bureau Of Standards, Washington.
ID. g, not later than o'clock p. m, NoS
%, 1919. for constructing 4 by feet down
draft recuperative kiln. Plans and speci-
2o3, industrial Building Bureau of STAND
srdA l1l4,l7
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A REAL ESTATE OF
F'ICE of long standing
offers an excellent OPP
portunity to a frst-class
stenographer; pleasant
surroundings, congenial
work; reasonable hours;
salary, 500 per month.
Reply in own handwrit-
ing, stating experience.
Address BOX A-72, Times
office. IA
The Washington times., 1919-11-14

PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT UNDER
good working conditions for young and
middle-aged men who are ambitious to
learn the street railway bisinesa
WAGES FOR MOTORMEN AND
CONDUCTORS:
First three months ...... 4sc per hour
Next nine months ........4 4ec per hour
After one year ...........6 Bic per hour
Full credit given for former service with
TO MEN WHO HAVE had ONE YEAR
OR MORE CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE
WITH OTHER COMPANIES IN CHE PAST
FIVE YEARS
Apply TUESDAY and Friday between and
II g. m.
EMPLOYMENT AND INSTRUCTION
DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON RAILWAY 4 ELEC- co,
18th and East Capitol sta
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APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED APARTMENTS A

wANTED-2 to 5-room apartment, fur
nished or unfurnished, immediate posses-
sion; northwest section Phone North 705 l.
Is
WE WANT A H0ME-n you have . 2, 8
or room apartment to rent, please call
between a. m and 4:3o p. m, Franklin
1855. Miss MILLER. 10
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-09-05
CRIMINAL.

Twentythree hundred tires and
tubes were stolen from freight car
on the Pennsylvania Railroad at Al
lance Junction. Ohio
George CASTOR Quien. charged with
having intelligence with the enemy
and alleged betrayer of Edith Cayell,
will appear before the sixth court mar
tial OF Paris.
Two strangers broke into the Column
bia, No, jail and released TWO prison
ers. 4 large bolt cutter was used TO
cut the lock on the outer door
4 registered mail pouch containing
$1,000 worth of Liberty Bonds. coupons
and securities. has disappeared be
tween Joliet and Chicago, according to
postal authorities in Joliet.
Mrs. Georgie A Whatley, Il years
old. mother Of eight children, and
Winston Staten % years cid. farm
hand, Monroe county, Miss, eloped.
William E. Stewart, a returned war
hero, shot and killed his wife, Mrs.
Emma Stewart. Charles Schools. ner
companion, and then himself. in a
booth Of the crowded Canton cafe IN
Chicago
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-09-05
LABOR.

President Wilson was asked to take
a hand in the controversy between the
steel workers and the United States
Steel Corporation in an effort to pre-
vent a general strike
All postal employees are to receive a
temporary increase in salary to date
from July l to meet the increased
cost Of living
Warren Stone, president of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers.
iad6rsed President Wilson's stand on
railroad wages
Samuel Gompers pledged every
service and aid Of the american Fed.
Grafton Of Labor to the Actors Equity
Association until there comes an hon
orable and justidable end" to the ae-
tors strike
TIE East St Louis street car strike
which tied up spurtatian in Easi
St Louis and a score of cities and
towns on the East Side, IS ended
Seven thousand Tampa ctgarmakers
on strike voted to return 10 work.
They accepted the manufacturers Of
fer OF a 10 per cent increase in wages.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-09-05

arranged. there being set apart for
Education. $4,000: Foreign Missions
SD. 600 900. Home Missions. $4,000.
coo: State Missions. $1,000. 600. Min
isterial Relief S5.000.0oo: Or
phanages, $500 geo. Hospitals. 81
$4,000 and National Memorials. $175.-
900. In the selection Of the Publicity
Director for Arkansas, the Commits
sion deemed t very necessary 10 find
a man not enty capable OF giving The
widest range from q publicity stand
point. but % secure . man who vas
Baptizt who was we'll known and in
whom the Baptists o. the state would
place The fullest confidence because o
his ACTIVITY in church work Mr. Pa
ker IS a Tennessezn By birth: became
a member q the Baptist church n
the age of = He came . the stare
of Arkansas in 1S95. has been ass5-
eiaIsd VI various different business
concerns II he city H became cen
aeeted with Little Rock aaIrv CON
pany n MERCK this year as aulfto-
and advertising manager. which posi-
ion ne stiH retains hut obtained a
four months leave % absence frasl
the company that he might give rs
f-sH 'fr7e n The Publicity WORK g. -
: Million Campaign Of the Bapt So
n he South. which drive viii end
December Tn this year lie is also
secretary of tie Little Rock Lions
Club and District Governor Of Lions
Clubs for Arfansas and Missouri and
nnder his direction there has been
established in this state FIVE addition
Al Lions Clubs during the past y
months In putting on the publicity
campaign for This state fer the Bap-
<ists NJ Parker. by his Well devised
plans. has shown marked ability as a
publicity director.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-09-05
DOMESTIC

The license OF Capt. Joseph Mccall,
pilot Of the steamer Mineral Cirv
seized by government agents when
found carrying 14.5o0 bottles of beer
from Kenosha, Wis, to Chicago, was
revoked.
Mexican cavalry. under the com.
mand Of Capt Frujillo, was reported
TO be eseorting to the international
boundary Lteuts Frederick Water.
house and c. B. Connolly. American
ayiators. who have been missing from
Rockwell Field
District Attorney Charles r. CIyne
began an investigation of charges that
10 Chicago breweries have been man
ufaeturing beer containing more than
one-half OF | per cent alcohol since
-uly /. .''4
Major General Robert L Howsa
who has Just returned to the United
States from France. was ordered te
proceed Immediately to Fort Bliss
lex, to take command of the Fl pase
border district.
Recruiting for overseas renlaca
meat service IS again open at The
United States Army Recruiting Sta
tons which applies only 10 the in
1antFy and Signal Corps.
Tie navy viii be rep esepteo h,
three entries in the Missouri Aero
nautical Soeiety's duration free balloon
race, starting September 2s. Ac1ins
Secretary Roosevelt has announced
Five hundred eases of Geraaa-raed,
toys. purchased before the war war,
brought 70 Boston BY the frelsbIe
Zaideetjik They have been IN s5or
age al Rotterdam since 1914
Shippers are being warned that nm
less they cooperate with the I-nita,
States Railroad Administrator !,
conserving freight car space a seri
Gus shortage Of freight cars will re
suit this fall when the heavy race
Tor the winter supplies is expected
-Four hundred barrels of 275 no
cent beer manufactured By the scblir
brewing Co Of Milwaukee before nrr
nloIiion was dumped into. the gntfar
i Oh d North Side street by a reyenn
inspector. to enable the eomnanv ;
recover S2,4oo in taxes previously nal
to the goEernmnt POI
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-09-05
TOLD N A FEW LINES.

Conway have been II con
versions and seven additions to the
church IS 9 result of a revival at the
Cadron Ridge church by he Rev. E
F. Simmons and Waiter Day
DISQUALIFICATION to cen
sus of RussellvilIe Chamber of Com
Tnerce, this place now has popula-
Ton Of 2.47n whites and 442 negroes.
total of 1912.
Mountain Home.-Luther George OF
GamalieI. a small town north OF this
place. near The Missouri line. said
that foxes in that section have killed
,uany young pigs this season, and
that the residents have 10 keep their
pigs penned until they are several
months old in order to save them.
LATHE Rock.-Organized labor here
abouts has started another move TO
reduce the cost of living. It was
agreed to organize = $500 GOO eo-ope-
ratfve company which would entirely
eliminate the middle man.
Little Rock.-Gay L. Elder. con
vieted at the October a9iS) term Of
Jefferson Circuit Court Of a charge If
embezslement and sentenced to tRo
years In the peniteutiary. was pardon
I'd by Governor Brough.
Arkadelphia-The August term Of
he Clark County Circuit Court has
opened here. Judge G. v. Smith 81
Camden is on the bench
Walnut Ridge The school VII
apen September Is. One Of The lars
est enrollments Is expected.
ozark.-Reports have reached TIL:
place from two or three localities il
tho county that boil weeyil have ap
peared in the cotton.
Poughkeepsie.-Tae wheat and GA
crops of this section. which were yer!
light. have been threshed.
Mountain Home. II After tire
nontbs of iightless nights, the e,t
electric light plant is working again.
Harrisburg. = There IS quite a 10
OF building going on here New res
.cences have just started
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-09-05
REss IONAL

President Wilson viii visit 50 cltles
turing his tour Of the country IN the
interest Of the peace treaty and Will
ne absent from Washington until Sep
=em5eH 90
Late eablegrams from Ambassador
Morris make strong plea for immedl-
ate recognition of the kolehaek 81.
serjan government by the United
states
\ single national system Of rail
roads. privately owned, Is provided IN
2 bill introduced in the senate by sen
ator Lenroot. Republican, of Niscon-
sin Minimum earnings would be
guaranteed by the government. shared
bv the shippers. farmers, security own
ers. employees and the public
Senator Fall moved TO strike out
the entire labor section providing Tor
an international labor organization
but said he was not ready for vote
as he desired to discuss the motion at
length.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-09-05
PERSONA,

Rescue H. Johnson va..
Press telegrapher and m
captain, was elected presis.
Commercial TeIegrapb .sr''''
America al the closing q, !
meeting at Chicago
Louis Botha, Eremia, :.
of agriculture OF the r,i ~
Africa, died following an
huenza.
A dispatch from Helsi,..
the Russian Soviet govern :
tionalized the estate Of ~.
1olstoi at Yasnaya PoJian, !
to preserve the memory o. !
Carter H Harrison g..
Mayor OF Chicago. is COW. ~
from Arizona, all set to baen.'
ledged candidate for The ~
nomination for United STAT,
Albert H Gary. chairn,.
board of the United State, :.
poration. declined 70 mea, y
John Fitzpatrick and otts, =. =
tiyes OF the American Faas..
Labor.
Theodore Cooper, 81, cOpg,
gineer, died Of pneumonia a.
dence in Manhattan CooDe, !,
Capt. James B Eads, in cba,,
construction Of the s. ron',
in 1872.
Mitchell Palmer, attorn.,
of the United States. will sps,
annual meeting of the Miss
Association to be held at Kan,
Mo, October and /.
Mrs. Annette Henry Alp..
of Gen. Russell A. Alger. See,
War during President McKs
ministration and a tof4lisr CT,
Michigan, died at her home i
at the age of 20
Speaker GiIlett OF the Hons
resentatives cautioned he
Henry y Coudea. he blind
of the House. against referrir
league OF nations in his prags
House.
Henry Ruhlender. chairma
board of directors and preside
St. Louis < San Francisco
has resigned both position,
nounced he would devote !.
his private affairs
Sergt w. K Simpson. Of
Tex was presented with til
War Cross at Fort sam Hoa.
hospital for extraordinary b
capturing III prisoners. Sc
guns and a number Of trench
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-09-05

The inventor of q new spark plug
for internal combustion engines claims
il shoots a ribbon OF fame instead Of
a round thread Of fire.
For testing screw-threaded machine
parts for extreme accuracy apparatus
has been designed that projects mag
nifled pictures OF them on a screen.
During her recent visit in London
the queen of Roumania arranged for
the publication OF a book of fairy
tales, written By herself during the
darkest days of the war 10 amuse her
children.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-09-05
Simple But Effective

Mai. W II. Graves OF the British
army medical corps told at the meet
ing Of the American Medical asSocia-
ton a story ~ how one physician
cured a soldier who had been made
dumb by shell shock He took hin
into room. turned on him suddenly
With a threatening gesture. and shout.
ed "Speak -
And he man was startled into speak
ing. once having regained his speech
he never lost il again. All he needed
was to be convinced that he could talk
for there was no physical injury to
his vocal cords or mouth.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-09-05
Demands "Place in Sum-

Lebanon. a little California town
became a bit tired of the way the cit.
les around her snatched days from
he calendar and named them for prod
ucts Of which they were especially
proud. Escondidio had a grape dav
Fresno fourished a raisin day. and
presently San Bernardino announced nm
orange show. Not 10 be outdone. Leha-
non proelaims strawberry fair. with
the additional note that she grows the
finest strawberries in the world.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-09-05
FOREIGN.

The Ukrainian national gO's1
has taken measures TO preysn
tempts at persecution OF Jews :
tory occupied by its troops
Germany intends TO found ]
OF Nations, hoping for the sal,
of Russia, Austria and Huns1.
later Italy. Japan and the sn4.I
tions dissatisfied with The f1'
ference"
Thirty or more persons ID y
town cafe, Chicago. were =,
after drinking coffee and e''p !,
fruit. Several OF the afflicted :
are re- 3rted to ] { serious y ~
Nikolai Lenine, the Russian y. !
yik premier, has sent teis =,
kishinev TO negotiate pea0e :.
mania, according 10 a repOi' :
from Budapest
Fighting has started even =,
Montenegro and the @lele ~ !,
in a state of revolution liz
are using strong measures =. !.
tempt to suppress tie ap'i'D
Martial law. which was PA ~
in Budapest, has been eAtena. :,
whole OF Hungary aec3'u i
Havas dispatch from Bua"e'
Doldassare Pinta, 4yeaIe.' !
ter of Mr.. and Mrs ! fiD'' n
East Broadway. in AiloD' ~
following an acc.deH = !.
little girl was scd',-sd
eatsup.
Aviator Maucon. Win =,
reporter as a passenger tn
through the areh OF tae rss
bridge at Nee. France, IN
| Sc feet wide and 20 feet ais''
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-09-05
APNHEn-s
NV EN ,.

Tn monitor GEcwwofm ha
sunk at Beresnik by the e1gsa
an ammunition barge It's i
that 20 men were killed and
missing
Twelve members Of the ereEI
iour-mas.er auxiliary sctoolg
Roberts arrived At yarmouth.
and reported thai their ship
with ammunition. caught frs al
Up at sea.
Fire OF undetermined ORIG
stroyed the old Masonic Tenn
cupied by the Exchange \
Bank. and two adjoining ba
The loss is approximately $3.50
With The death last night at
Of Frank McAyoy. chief Of lhl
side Country Club. the death
sulting. it is thought, from
cold storage turkey at club
Y ds increased to six.
The Yormou h fishing 3
Francis A. with her captain,
Ross. and five OF the crew Of
down in collision with the
freighter Lord Downshire IN
fog 100 miles south OF Sable Is
4 man thought to be T. "
son of Slaido. Colo, was found
the Missouri Pacific tracks at
Groves. Mo, suffering from q
skull and numerous bruises
body
Twenty,six persons were
several of them seriously we
Mugs electric street car cFasi
sightseeing bus carrying
ion picture actors. A numDs
injured were women.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-09-05
MISCELLANEOUS

Although the san was shining. snow
fell for five minutes at Howell. n. Y,
melting as rapidly as t struck the
ground
American cavalry troops made their
way back 10 the Rio Grande after an
unsuccessful campaign begun to over.
take the bandits who captured and
held for ransom Lieuts G. Peterson
and Paul H. Davis.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-09-05
PUBLICITY job
GOES TO PARKER
BAPTIsTS SELECT LITTLE ROcY
BUSINESS HAN TO AID IN
CAMPAIGN.
STATE WILL RAISE S3,200,C00
Money Will Re Spent On Various &C
Invites Of Oenonination-mti
lions For Foreign and Home
Missions.

Little Roek--T J. Parker. who was
recently elected Publicity Director d,
the Baptist IS Million Fund for the
State of Arkansas. whose pro rata IS
50. 100000. has been a resident Of LIZ
lie Rock for the pas - years. The
scope OF this Campaign is extensive.
and the plan for distribution is we'll
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-09-05
TAKEN FROM EXCHANGES

Jaran's trade with the Philippines
is Increasing rapidly. The total amount
Of japanese exports 10 the islands in
1918 is said TO have amounted to
S3000ooO0
Niagara Falls has been icehound
three tines. Tie famous cataract was
icebouna and the American fails We're
bare OF water for several days In Feb
ruary. 1909. This phenomenon has
occurred only twice before, in March,
ls4s. and again In March, 1908.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-09-05

Lieut. J. f. Adams handing phono-
graph to Lieutenant Shaugraw. one of
the pilots Of the pathfinder planes
which have started a coast-to-coast
flight from Mineola. As the planes
whiz through the air the strains Of
music will De transmitted by wireless
Il the accompanying detachments Of
men and officers who win travel via
trucks
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-09-05
In the Library.

Co-Ed tcoolly TO freshman who
has Just picked up her handkerchief
Thank you. But if l should han.
pen TO drop il again. please don't
bother. Il wasn't you | meant
Penn State Froth.
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somethinn 70 Think Aha,..

81 reekons." said Uncle Eben. "dst
3 candidate has 10 be right keerfDl not
to let de handshakin' sociability git to
be SO much of habit dat ii interferes
wifi his Office work when he gifts de
teh -
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.r--------I1 - Il = -
! Condensed NezOs Ite,]
SHORT STORIES TERSELY TOLD ~
J THE BENEFIT OF BUSY READFpsV |
L7r-------7 - ---1 = -

The United Rsilv.,.
asked the Missouri p " {
Commission for a loren, .'.a
81 Louis, with sales :, g. !.
kens in lots OF four for .. =
abolition of aoHble-t,. ~ Z
'iA1efS
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-09-05

Batesyille. = The district short
course fer The boys and girls. clubs of
this district. composed OF eight coun=
ties, was held here. Residents Of the
city entertained the boys and girls
free.
Danylne. The Yell county fair and
soldiers, reunion Will be held here Oc-
teber Il to II. inclusive, and the Fair
Association Is planning TO make it
bigger and better than ever
Wa'do-The Columbia County ani
Southwestern Fair Association VIII
hold its seventh annual fair here Dc
tober Is. %. II and IS. The event
vii be open TO all adjoining count -.
Little Roek--The State Banking
Department granted a charter 10 the
Bark OF Commerce of FL Dorado.
Dermott-M. ]. Anders. superin-
tendent OF the Eudora public schoo,.
/ has been appointed county chairman
Of Chfcot county for the Baptist SIS.
o00.0 600 campaign.
Little Rock--F1nal plans for an in
Yasion OF Eastern Arkansas. were
made al the weekly luncheon Of the
Little Rock Chamber Of Commerce.
I Dermett-The School Board Has
announced the opening OF the Der
mott public schools Monday. Septem
Der 10.