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Cleveland County herald., 1919-09-04
Prepare for Arkansas
 Big Birthday Party

1 hope that every farmer in Cleveland County will feel keen interest in helping select exhibits for the Big Centennial Celebration to be held in Little Rock, November 17-22,
 + every farmer will examine his fields and herds with an eye to getting exhibits for Arkansas Big Birthday Party, there is no doubt that Cleveland County will make splendid showing.
 Miss Hubson, Hcme Demonstrs tion Agent, and myself are anx- ious to assist the p.ople in every way possible, in m ,king Cleve- land County's part in the "l B ig | s how" " a success
 If anyone has fine fiald pro- ducts. live stock, poult r y, or home canned products you will ;, do yourself and county a s ,euial favorby communicating with the County Agents:
 VeryRespectfuiIs. W. A. TrusselI
 County Az nj.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-09-04
lieutenant Holmes Dis charged From Army
Engages in Selling 0lI Stock
Edi ,or of the Herald:

Through the colums of your paper I want to offer for sale stock in the "Desdemona Oil and Gas Co., and the "Harris-Echols Oil and Gas Ca." These Compa- mes have been thoroughly ad- vertised in the papers of the state and the people generally are we'll acquainted with both the holdings of the these two compa- nies and the personnel of the men who are putting them over. Judge Jordon Sellers president of the ''Desdamona Oil and Gas Co.," is one of the CEancery Judges of this state and lives at Norriton. J. B. Harris who IS president of the Harris Echols Oil and Gas Go. is the man who put the Little Liberty Oil Com p4ny over. One offer of $500. % was made today August 26th on 1 the oil exchange here for one i share of this stock, Par, value of stock $25.o0. If any one who 1 wishes to buy stock in either of these two companies will write to ,ne and state the amount of stock they wish to buy with check or liberty bonds to cover, l will re- turn their stock certificates to taem the same day.
 My address is Room 1, Qua paw Flats, Markham & La,, Little Rock, Ark"
 Geo. Fl. Holmes
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Cleveland County herald., 1919-09-04
LOCKaART AARTIA

Nlr. Sam Martin ana Miss Helen Iockhart were quietly married Saturday evening at the home of the brides parents Mr and Mrs. s. D. L0ckhart. They will reside at Rison, their many friends wish these young people happy sail on the sea of matri- mony.
 If yop have ny Eye tre ubles take them to D. Cunningham at the Rison Drug Store September 18th and 18th adv.
 ---------~-C, ------------
 HIND IT n Cs1 NO -o,. oot.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-09-04

Attorney J. $. Thomas, Dr. F. l. Robertson and Harold Sadler went to Faith Sunday afternoon where they assisted in organizing on Epworth League at the Drake Methodist church.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-09-04

Dr. w. R. Cunningham, the Eye Specalist of Pine Bluff. will be in Rison september the l2th and 18th at the Rison Drug Co. Consult him about your eyes. glasses or anything in the eye line yod may be interested in. adv.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-09-04

Miss Tinie Reid is visiting her sister Mrs. Toler at Sheridan.
 See Dr. w. R.: Cunningham about your eyes at Rison Drug Store September l2th and 18th adv.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-09-04
TEaCH:s =AAAlSaTl0 A

Notice is hereby given that a public examination for teachers license for Cleveland County will be held at isison, Arkansas Thursday and Friday, SeEtein5 5er slth and 91th 1919.
 s P. O'NEILL.
 County Examiner.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-09-04

HERALD S1 00 ter ear
Cleveland County herald., 1919-09-04

seDtlc IS ApFf infectlUfi aa5'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
FRENCH VETERAN SAYS
GOTHAM Is DREAM CITY
Town "You Can Love and You Can
Hate" Asserts Gem
cral Pau.

NEW YORK. March 1s.-.'New York
is dream city-a city OF Nightmares
and OF beauty all at once. IT is city
OF tranquility and of chaos. 1t is 4
city you can love and city you can
hate. 1t is in eruption .wenty-four
knows no sleep"
General Pau. French war veteran Of
epitomized his Impressions OF the
world metropolis before sailing on the
Mauritania with other members OF the
French mission. which he heads.
New York is a reel OF motion pic
Pau. Upon first arriving here one
feelssas though he had followed Alice
in Wonderland down the rabbit hole
Many OF your wonders arc absurdities:
many are majestic. I do not like ali
OF your skyscrapers. Some Of them arc
actually beautiful others are grotesquc.
think the Woolworth Building is the
's' new rofs is unlike any other city
who I've here constantly can attain
great. age. There seems to be con-
stans whirl and pressure that has one
keyed TO an abnormal pitch. Relaxa-
ton seems to be unknown. The hum
seem to pervadc even the residential
sections and the private homes.
One sees more activity I'm Forty
Second Street In an hour than you see
in London in>a week. Every one seems
to. be going somewhere as IL afraid
some one else was going to get there
ahead OF him. The killing speed of
never STILL"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17

In the destruction OF hundreds Of
bridges. tunnels. railway functions,
sidinEs. etc. have at least done Shelf
neld ono good turn. that OF supply
srs for number Of years to como.
WILL BE REBUILT
Apart from the rolling stock actu-
ally destroyed, thousands OF railway
carriages. trucks. trollcys, etc, are
now In such a state owing TO inces-'
S San,.c oso 1hat they will have to sc
ture should see a large quantity OF
rolling down on the market. The re.
system of this country is long over
due. and IL Britain is not to be faced
With unnecessary ,pcril this mighty
splendid time for the inventor
should be the present moment There
are vast contracts which even the ac-
tivities Of Sheheld cannot AT the mo-
ment embrace, simply because the nee
essary machinery is not at hand. Those
individuals who can devise methods of
converting wartime machinery to tho
render the community a distinct SER
vice, but pocket returns proportion
ally as great.
There is every indication. too. that
scenes will manifest themselves on all
sides. In various ccnters round and
ABOUT Snefflcld some extraordinary
changes have taken place. and that
these will in some instances at least
furnish presidents for further trans
formation In Ensland's world-famed
steel center seems inevitable.
At one place, for instance we hear
or an airplane factory which has just
been transformed into a shop fitting
factory; OF firm which is changing
over from bombs and eighteen-p FOUNDER
shells to shipyard castings and gas and
steam piping; of firm until recently
employed on munitions now devoting
and cranes, and there are countless
other instances OF this kind OF thing
throughout the neighboring counties.
are no less than seventy firms which
have just undergone transitions they
at one time never dreamed of.
6, To o., declare n;c howeyer, that She iield
sides by the somewhat sudden cessa-
tion OF hostilities would be ,mislead-
certain businesses which are really
HARD hit: High-speed steel. for in
soomea for che me Of the he
market. So long as the war lasted
this was the kind of Industry which
Pro , full steam ahead, now with
OF reaction has set in.
MANY MANUFACTURERS
HAVE SUSTAINED LOSSES
Ferro chrome and fcrro-silica. of
months past had in hand large sup
plies. are also mmodities which have
suddenly become drug in the market.
substantial profits. laid in large stocks
OF these materials have been about
in the country. 1t is reported that
makers of heavy steel such as basic
and even acid billets. are also having
rather a bad time Of It, This depres-
sion. however, is not difficult to un-
dcrstand. It is not only the sudden
change in the materials at the moment
in most demand which lies at the root
of the trouble. An immense amount
OF careful Investigation. or careful re-
things can be got into their former
swing.
Let US hope. however. before six
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
PRESIDENT is CONCERNED
OVER ITALIAN SITUATION
Holds Two Conference. with Premie,
Orlando, Discussing Grave
Problems,

PARIS. March 1s.-President Wilson
time over the Italian situation, Def
mite indication of this was given to-
night when he held his second confer
ence with Premier Orlando, of Italy.
previous conference with the Italian
statesman was held this afternoon II
Is the insistence Of the American dele
cation. It is understood. that tho
Italian claims to the Eastern Adriatic
must be modified
1t Is expected that this will come
about soon. making it possible to effect
a settlement OF the Austrian and
balkan territorial limitations. and
bringing to successful conclusion the
difficult problem within week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
c|~S~S~$eSees ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
|HOW TO GET
RID OF CORNS
A Simple, Safe and Reliable WAY.
No Pain or Soreness.

SSSS$oSS>1~E%%NNHAH
Thanks to new discovery made
from Japanese product women will
soon De wearing smaller and prettier
shoes than ever. Corns are to be a
thing Of the past. A new preparation,
called Ice-Mint, is said to make any
corn or calious shrivcl right up and
liIt on easily. Hard corns. soft corns
or corns between the toes can be lifted
right out root and all after a touch or
two OF Ice Mint. It's WONDERFUL. No
PAIN and not bit OF soreness while
applying 1t or afterwards. People are
warned to stop cutting and trimming
their corns and avoid the risk Of blood
poison. Simply get a few cents worth
Of Icc,Mint from your druggist, and
from the very second that 1t touches
that sore, tender corn your poor, tired,
aching feet will feel SO cool, easy and
comfortable that you will just sigh
with relief. Think of it-just a little
touch of that cooling, soothing lee
Mint and real foot joy is yours. 1t is
the real Japanese secret Of fine.
ciated by. women who wear high heel
shoes and men who have to stand on
their feet all day,-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
nrsthcra Meet After War.

+ GambiE and w. r. Gambill, broth
c-s. of%Carmpber. N. c., who stopped
hero at local hotel fourteen months,
on route 10 enter the army. met here
way bIcE home. both having been
mustered out o. the service. The boys
Gnterec ctHeient branches Of the scrv-
Ice and had not seen each other since
laassinG. through here fourteen months
ago. and r. communication had passed
between the two for the last six
irtonths One OF the boys arrived here
on morning train, while the other
came. In nm train that night. They
were greatly surprised to SEQ each
other and were at loss to account for
their unexpected meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
Lynchburs Man Decorated.

L1NCHRUtG, VA, March 16-
Samuel d. Rocken-
,pash, formerly OF this city. has been
decorated with French Legion OF
Honor. according to information con-
Mrs. w. d. Campbell. who lives here
Recently, General Rockenbach was
decorated with a French Croix de
Guerre- He vas in command Of the
American tank corps in France from
the time O. It's organization as unit.
General Rockcnbach graduated from
Virginia Military Institute in 1889, and
!cnsered the army as a lieutenant in
the Cuban campaign
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
GOTHAM HAS FORTY CASES
OF "SLEEPING SICKNESS"
Health missioner DISCOURAGE.
Alarm, but Reports One More
Death.

NEW YORK, March Ie-Forty cases
OF sleeping sickness" have been re-
ported to the health department, Com
one OF which resulted fatally.
About half of these cases NAV be
classified as OF the post-inhuenza type."
SAID the commissioner, the other half
being OF the true type OF the disease.
There are no reasons for public alarm,
however. as the number of cases is
populat ion'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
TRAINS WILL NOT STOP
ON ROAD THIS TIME
Orders Are Issued TO Railroad Men
to Turn tho Clocks
Ahead.
LRv Asaneialed Prem

BY Associated Pross.l
WASHINGTON March i6.-To make
effective the dayliEht-savins law. Di
rcctor-Gcncral Hines has instructed
railroads to turn their clocks ahead
80. The trains will run on the new
schedule thereafter. but Will be held
only at terminals. While on the road
they Will not stop for an hour to mako
up the difference in time. Each rail-
road will be called on TO properly
safeguard movement Of it's trains on
the road at the time OF tho change"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
WIN Dlacu.. H,ehvays.

AMHERST. VA. March I6-Edward
Weeks: chairman OF the road commit
;ca OF Amherst County. has called a
ItstinS OF the Board OF Supervisors
Ind citizens OF tho county Interested
- be held 1t Five Forks, near Mon
90. Monday, March IL. at 10 o'clock
consider the Amherst route for the
Lynchburg- Natural Bridge Highway,
ing second. to consider the matter OF
2uildinS the section of macadam road
Sno"n az Flvt Forks at an early date
state Highway Commissioner George
+ Coleman will he present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
Police sh.tt,r noronr.

DAFVILLE. March ia youthful
romance. was rudely shattered in South
word received from the Halifax town
today. when Chief of Police Terry ar
rested Tora Johnson. aged thirteen,
and Adolphus Ovcrbey, aged eighteen,
who had run away from their homes
in Brookneal with the express pur-
pose Of being married at Roxboro.
y. C.Thc police officer had received
a message to the effect that they were
headed for the border by way of the
town, and he detained them when they
came in on a train.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
Find City Sold Liquor.

d. pAN ILILE, va. March ia dis
rovery affording a choice morsei for
eommu1ity gctsic was made here last
city OF Danvlhe has been engaged in
ths sale OF liquor for the past year.
This wa. revealed in the presenta tlon
tailed audit Of the books OF the NUM-
cipai ssephr tmcnts. of water, gas and
electric light. which showed that the
sum ~ fl.34S.0l was received by the
c,ty for the sale of ammonia LIQUOR"
This Is q by-product of the gas plant
and appears TO be the only brand of
hrsswater which is not adequately pro-
yided tsor-in the Mapp act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
no start Gin.. Work..

LYNCHBURG, March 16.-Thc plant
Of the Lynchburg Glass Works will
be put into commission next Tuesday
morning. goodly number of expert
glass blowers and machine operators
and much now help will be taught the
business from Lynchburg people. The
company is backed by local capital
and 1t starts with good business in
DrOSDcCt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17

months arc over. those trades which
sation of hostilities will End them
selves in position moro like those
mentioned In tho earlier part OF this
SurVey--those for whom tho dawn
OF peace has heralded an era
OF unparalleled opportunity.-Copy-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
Fruit Trees Ar. 1uddinr

.NMHERST. March 16.-On account
OF continued rains farm work Is being
delayed Most plant beds
have been burned and sown and some
carly gardening has been done. To-
tacco growers arc rushing 10 get tho
as soon as possible and because OF the
lamp, weather tobacco has been in ex-
cc|lent condition for handling. Fruit
buds are just beginning to swell and IL
danger OF being Killed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
:. Advised of Husband,, Dc,,b

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES March 16.-Mrs
Myrtle Jenkins has received notitlca
ton from the. United States govern
nent that her husband, Private Robert
M.Jcnkins. of Company X, One Hun
dred and Sixteenth Regiment, died in
France. The cause of death was not
stated, Private jenkins was the son
ofcMr. and Mrs. Fl. NJ. D. Jenkins, of
this city. He went TO France last
June. fie was on the border for twelve
months previous as member of Com.
papy Is from Fredericksburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
but on accoutn OF the influenza cpl
donnie the meeting had to be called
Pillow UP Locuats.

WINCHESTER. March 1s.-Many
farmers who were in town today re-
ported that they had plowed up large
numbers OF locusts during the past
week. and It was the impression that
the pests will be here in enormous
quantities late in Nay and during the
month OF June. Several farmers re-
ported that tho earth near large trees
was honeycombed with the locusts to
depth OF six inches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
Pastor Accent, CaII.

J.. y. Bass. OF Florence. S. c.. has &C.
cepted call to the Kilmarnock.
Moratico and Wicomico Baptist
churches to fill the vacancy caused by
the recent resignation of the Rev. II S
yDriscoll, who has accepted work for
the Virginia Society for Homeless
Children. Mr.. Bass will enter on his
new field of work about the first OF
NEXT month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
I,!n, :; Lancaster County schools.

IN,I,11nAitNUCk, March 1b.-Dr. 4. J.
nEns. or Harvard University. and
chool inspectors Of Virginia, have just
omplcted the work OF inspecting the
,uoiic schools OF Lancaster County.
hey we're acco mpanicd on their tour
Z inspection by DIR. Frank w. Lewis,
he divlsion superintendent of schools
u La ncaster and northumberland Ian
aster ,is one Of tho twenty counties of
nc State in which a survey OF the
IcnooIs is to be made in conformity
YIN an act or tho last General AS
emily. The survey is confined 10 only
iwcnty counties owing 10 the small
appropriation made for this purpose.
nc survey made by these gentlemen
Vas confined almost exclusively TO the
PREPARATION OF teachers. the courses OF
,tudy and the ages and advancement
" the pupils.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
.0MPR0MISE EFFECTED
lin FOUR DAMAGE SUITS
orfoik and Western Makes Settle
y. mont for Death of Rev.
:. Franklin Kerfoot.
II!2elL .!EsNsIs GIRL SEEKS PARENTS
pent Eight Years Travelling About
country with Gypsies 9th c r
news Notes From Various Points
OF Virginia.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
,niHCHBURG. March 16.-A com
I'm in four suits against the Nor
"a ,,h and Western Railway, growing
y. OF the killing of~aev Franklin w.
..erioot. Baptist minister. residing
nd two children on the belt line of
,dt system near kinncys, December
LILLY. resulted yesterday in the en-
.ring+of Judgment in the Circuit
gsrcgato Of $4,000 on behalf OF the
,aintins. The four suits were those
inc personal representatives of the
ceased minlster-his widow, Mrs.
ouise II. kcrfoot, and children. Fran
es NJ. kerfoot and Franklin w. Ker-
oot, Jr. The accident happened ut
lInc The Ward road was in such
ond1tion that travel had to be de-
ected. and the family was struck by
freight train on a grade crossing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
Form Economic AssocIation.

LfNCHBUItG, March 16,-The women
Of Lynchburg have just perfected an
organization to be known by the namo
of the Home Economic Association,
which Is the outgrowth OF the House,
wives, League. and which is formed
along the ideas of the Federal gov
eminent for the purpose Of home DEM
onstration In connection with the local
demonstration. Mrs. NJ D. Eller heads
the association as It's president. The
special work at present is to teach
housekeepers food values as we'll as
the~ preparation Of food. 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
PERsHlNG PRAISES FORCES
Men of Thirty-Second Division Are
Honoretd by Commander of
Expedition.
IRy AssocIated pr.ss

.COBLENZ, March l6.-Within sight
OF the distant hills of unoccupied Ger
many, 10000 troops OF the Thirty
second Division yesterday heard Gen
eral Pershing express appreciation OF
their efforts at Chateau Thicrry, Sois-
sons and on the Mouse -Argonne front,
which, the commander in chief said
made 1t possible for them to stand
where they were today.
The soldiers assembled in small,
valley after being inspected and re-
viewed. General Pershing said he took
the liberty of thanking the soldiers for
than 1W.00O.0o0 Americans at bnmn
whose hearts had been with the SOL
diers all during the fighting and since.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
',,'PIan to Hold Rex.yn,.

AMHERST. March H16.--Rev. j.. H
FRANKLIN and the members OF the Ban
tist Church here are making arrange
HIN. Wharton, OF Baltimore. for hold.
ing a. serles Of revival meetings In the
Amherst Baptist Church some time
this SprinE. Rev. Mr., Wharton had
s5rtad 70 GONE to Amherst last fall,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
nn &c5,OOO Church.

ONANCOCK. VA, March l6.-Mcm
pers of the Baptist church are plan
ming for the erection of new brick
edifice to cost $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17

is completely washed out of the sys-
tenn by the celebrated Shivar Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed by
offer. Tastes fine; costs a
trife. Delivered anywhere by our
Richmond northumberland
Co. Phone them.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17

SINNERS Macaroni
is on sale at all grocers.-Ady.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-01
L is

Ell Paso, Tex, Jan. New Years
calling was revived here by the Uni
versity club which is holding a New
Years open house and reception in
honor of Lieutenant Nelson A. Miles,
who is here as the guest of Brigadier
General Arson Mills, founder Of Ell
Paso. r
Cards were sent to all of the officers
stationed at Foct Bliss and to friends
of the club members in an effort to
revive the old custom of exchanging
New Years calls during the day.
Light refreshments and dancing is on
the program for the open house and
General Miles assisted General Mills
in receiving. as did Brigadier General
James ]. HO.nbrOOk.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-01
IT, ..C00DS TOBE SHOWN FOREIGN
BUYERS NL0ND0N SHOWROOM

new. YORK, Dec. 31.-(Spectal. y
Wonderful plans to push Americas
foreign trade are nov being put into
execution by Irving T. Bush, presi
dent of the Bush Terminal company,
whose warehouses, model loft build
ings, wharves and terminals are the
most complete and extensive enter
prises of their kind under private
ownership in the world. Mr.. Bush is
now in London arranging his export
plans and for a centrally located
building where the members Of the
International Buyers club may ex-
hibit their manufactures to Europe
an buyers.
So far as is known, this is the first
definite step since the end Of the war
to push American trade abroad on so
large a scale from American maniac
turers direct to Europen purchasers.
Business Expansion Predicted.
It is predicted that the mex five
years in this country will be the most
prosperous, progressive and success
full in our history. The National AS
ISOLATION of Manufacturers in a sur
vey of present conditions expresses
the opinion hat the country is on
the threshold Of a most u~nprecedent-
ed business expansion. Mr.. Bush is
now undertaking a huge cooperative
enterprise by which American manu-
~facturers will be able to show Ameri-
a goods to European buyers at a
minimum of expense and under the
direction of skilled American sales
men.
There are now 10000 members of
the International Buyers club, which
has headquarters in the ground floor
and first and second stories of the
thirty-story Bush Terminal Sales
building in Times Square, New York.
The other floors of'the building with
in the last two months have become
a veritable worlds exposition of ex-
hibits, but instead of exhibition pal
aces the choice displays of American
manufactures, apparel and appliances
are displayed in the Hottest skyscrap-
er in upper New York and the fourth
or fifth tallest building in the metrop-
oils. Here the wares are sold to Am
erican and foreign merchants and
foreign merchants and their buyers.
To Extend the Plan.
The success of the plan is SO pro-
nounced that it will be extended to
foreign markets. For the first time
in American history goods will be
grouped together on a large scale in