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New Britain herald., 1919-04-23
SIBERIAN DRIVE IS
PROGRESSING WELL
Economic Life Of Country Is Also
Showing Improvement

(The following cables were reS01'eo
by the Russian Information n'r co
in the United States from tno ANuS
sian Telegraphic Agency AZ 49,
Omsk, April 1S.--Our offensive III
the direction of kazan pros s7oeS
splendidly. At the capture 0! 90
poule we have taken $4,000 prisoners
1000 rifles, 200 railroad cars 20 l<'1 3
guns, an armored train ana
quantity Of ammunition.
Omsk, April 1S.-Admiral hoic'io ~
the supreme governor anu 'o'''
rnander-in chief Of the Russian di LIZ
and navy, issued the following oruei'
'rrhe Siberian and Western ari'lto'
started their offensive asa1hSl 'l'G
Bolshevist forces at the beghhlns .,
March and defeated the enemy Oh all
fronts. AS q result of the decisive 49,
ton Of valiant Siberian ana "eS'oi' -
armies and skill displayed by the CUM
1nanding officers. the BolsneVihi
treated in confusion, leaving Ill sup
plies to u.s. I thank gallant o11lcers
and men of Siberian and western Oh
mics for the courage, perseverance,
and rapidity displayed in their &C
TONS
New Britain herald., 1919-04-23

Onnsk, April 1S.-The population
enthusiastically supports the S1perlah
army. The workingmen and manage
ment OF many factories and SHOPS
decided to subscribe per cent. or
their monthly salary for the support
of the anti Bolshevist forces.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-23

Omsl1, April 1S.--The coufrcli VI
III inisters issued an order moolll@Ibs
all men born in l891-l9oo anu al
the officers Of the Russian army ana
navy not older than 80 years
The Carlisle independent., 1919-06-05

Mrs Mae Conrad left Sunday for Fort Smith to spend the summer with her sister, Mrs Walker. While there she will take treatment for a nervous af- fliction from which she has suf- fered for long time.
 pr. Dan Staples of this city md Miss Hallibess Proctor of Hazen were married at DeValls Bluff Wednesday morning, Dr. Staples is young practlcing physician Of Carlisle. having been a resident for several months during which time he has made many friends, while the bride is the accomplished daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. k. M. Proctor of Hazen, but formerly of this place. The newly married young people have the best wishes of their many friends here for a long, happy and prosperous life of cOnnubial bliss.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-06-05

auditorium Sunday morning at II o'clock by Rev. l.. E. N. Hundley of Lonoke. The talk was interesting from start to fin ish and the good advice that it contained will no doubt finger in the minds of those for whom it was intended and others who heard it for a long time to come, While the crowd was not large it was attentive and seemed to en- joy every word that came from the speaker.
 On Wednesday night an inter- esting program was rendered by the grammar grades the sub| jects being as follows: The Blossoming Parasol". which was a very pretty flower drill. and Dat Watermillyun" which was comical and brought forth much mirth from the audience. Gro VII Up Folks" the play, was an interesting feature of the evenings entertainment and was enjoyable to say the least. The program was closed by an interesting talk by County Supt. ". c. Davis of Lonoke. who pre- sented the certificates to the class finishing the grammar school this term. A large crowd turped out to witness this part of the weeks exercises.
 Claim allowed:', the High School play, was presented Thursday night to an overflow ing house of Interesting Speota- tors. The play was put on in professional manner. every par ticipant in the cast showing the atrical ability that is seldom found in amateurs. All the parts were well taken and were suited to each particular character. Every one of the large audience seemed to enjoy the play from the raising of the curtain on the first act to the finish.
 The graduating exercises will take place Friday night when Ray Griffin, Jay Buechley, Glen don Zimmerman. Misses tEloise Allain and Undene Osborne will receive their diplomas.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-06-05
First Meeting to Be Held in Carlisle Since Society Has Been in Existence. Meeting Open to the Public for the First Time.
VISITING DOCTORS ENTERTAINED
 AT BANQUET
Resolution Made to Ask Government to Donate Eberts Field Hospital to
 Lonoke County

The Lonoke County Medical Society met in Carlisle Weunes- day for the first time in it's his tory with the largest attendance that the society has ever had at any time since it's organization. The following is a list of the doc. tors present:
 Drs. s. $. Beatty, o. c. Butler, J. c. Chenault, l.. W. White, o. D. Ward and E. H. Harris, Eng land; T. H. Benton. F. A. Corn, c. k. Doyn. s. A. Southall and H. N. Street, Lonoke; Fred Mug. zy, J. E. Elliott and E. A. Cal!a- nan, Carlisle; Henry Thibault, Scotts.
 Carlisle is the first town in the county to hold a meeting of the County Medical Society open to the public. and It is the intention of the organization to hold many of these open meetings in the future for the purpose of discus sing subjects in which the public is yitally interested.
 
 The subject of county hospit- al was brought up and discussed at the meeting here Wednesday. and resolution was made to ask the government for the donation of the hospital and equipment at EbertS Field to be used as a county hospital for Lonoke coun-' ty. It Is a finely equipped lnsti- tuition and is ready for operation with tue exception of an operat ing force under the right kind of management. This nstitution, should It fall to the lot of the county to obtain. would be of un- told benefit to our citizens, as we have no place Tn the county to give our poor people attention when they become indisposed to such an extent that they need medical attention. It Is the intention. of the County Medical society to confer through the people of the county with our representatives in congress, call ing on them to use their infiu- ence to get the donation of the hospital for county purposes. If this can be cone 1t will be one of Lonoke county'S greatest acqui sitions and will be worth much to our people.
 After the business of the meet ing was concluded a banquet was in order and the guests were in vlted to partake of palatable feast which had been prepared by the ladies of the Methodist church for the citizens of Car liSle in Lonor of the first meeting of the Lonoke County Medical Society Tn our city
 Our visitors seemed to enjoy them selves and 1t gave our peo- ple much pleasure to have them with us. It is to be hoped that this will only be fore runner of many more meetings of the So. ciety in Carlisle.
 D.. E. A. Callahan, president of the society, and the other doc tors of the city, deserve much credit for the great interest aroused in the Carlisle citizens on the occasion of this meeting, and we believe 1t will develop in. to everlasting good to the county i'll general
 2
The Carlisle independent., 1919-06-05

Many of our farmers are cut ting wheat and oats this week, and the crop promises an abund- ant yield.
 Miss Ruby Smith of southwest ofllown is spending the week with Miss Margaret kittler, and while bera is attending the com menJ lent exercises.
 #Blanch Lambert, who hasTl n confined to her room for Eeeast few days suffering fronX all attack of malaria, is again at her place in the Inde- pendent office.
 Frank Britt was a visitor Wed nesdaSto his sister. who is con. fined in Little Rock hospital ], having undergone an operation for appendicitis last Thursday He reports that she is getting along nicely and will be able to get out in short time
The Carlisle independent., 1919-06-05
Commencement Exercises

The Commencement sermon to the graduating class of 1919 was de.iyered at the High School
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-03-26
WOMEN'S CLOTHES AS
THEY AFFECT HEALTH

Club women in several of the large
cities have started movement for the
Improvement of women's clothing
from the standpoint of health, COM
fort and decency. The long, narrow
skirts and the two-short' narrow
skirts are equally condemned. as are
the silly high heels upon which un-
intelligent women and girls have tee
tered along to all sorts of nerve dis
orders and to all sorts OF awkward
carriage. But it is going to take
many a year of rational education to
bring about a general adoption oi
sensible styles.
Or. Brice Belden, in a recent news
paper article, declares that women's
clothes are responsible for numerous
ailments. Zone OF the commones
causes OF digestive Disorders is fault!
carriage OF the body he writes, "an'
OF relaxation of the abdominal mns
cl6s with lessening of the abdomira
type Of breathing"
'1n this type Of breathinh he con
tinues, the downward excursion o
the great muscle known as the die
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-03-26
THE BAD EGG

william Howard Tat said a! bar
quot in Washington, apropos of Ger
many's invitation to President Wilson
to visit Berlin:
Germany doesn't kaog it. Dut for
tnr next generation iss rest of the
world is going to find ht, az unpalat-
able and hard 20 stomach as-as =
we'll, 1t reminds me of I story
Little Willie was ai breakfast
stalled on his boiled ess
Eat your egg, Willie. said bis
mother.
"The urchin sighed and went at tht
egg obediently but langai.lly.
"'Willie, eat your egg:
Another sigh, and another lan6ui(
attack.
"Thus five minutes passed. Thel
Willie looked pathetically at nj
mother and said:
"toh, ma, have I got to eat tn
beakT" ..
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-03-26
ITS Carloads OmlfOeS
Shipped During The
Week From Miami

phragm acts directly upon The liver
and its ducts, promoting the proper
flow of bile and obviatins torpidi.y.
Shallow breathing with the upper
part of the ches. only as frequently
observed in women, and relaxed
state of the abdominal muscles pro-
mote distortion and faulty function.
Free and properly related move
ments OF the stomach, liver and in
testines are impossible in most wom-
en-. This state OF affairs IS induced
or aggravated by the improper mode
Of dress affected.
Reform should begin With the
children. They should be SO dressed
as TO allow the freest motion Of the
chest. garments to be suspended from
the shoulders. The body must be
erect when sitting or standing the
chest kept properly raised, and the
abdominal muscles not permitted TO
relax SO as to favor the saggigng o.
the internal organs.
THE downward push of the organs
mentioned finally leads to displace-
ments and arrangements Of the pelvic
organs.
"Out-of door sports in childhood
physical training and proper methods
Of dress lay the foundation for good
health in adult life. This good
health should be maintained by Wig
orous out-of-door life, good food. tbs
avoidance of the worry habit, the
cultivation OF cheerfuIness, sufficient
sleep, abstentation from alcohol II
all forms, and emancipation from th'
corset before it transforms stron!
abdominal muscles into fiabby masses
of fat. after which dire result it
tyranny must perhaps be borne with
although in such cases specially de
signed stays will minimize evil con
sequences.
So It seems that women intent upo'
reforming styles for women's cloth
ing have a number of facts to bull
upon. The fashion of good health j
an ideal worth seeking most certain
", and perhaps such an ideal can b
; more nearly reached if women inte
ligently study, and practice simpl
rules OF health Miami Metropolis
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-03-26
OUTRAGES COMMITTED BY
BOLSHEVIKIS in SIBERIA

Omsk, Siberia, March 25.-Whole-
sale assassinations were conducted
by the Red Guard in the village OF
Troisky, near Perm, when the Bolshe-
Wiki were driven out of the latter
place by the Siberian army, say Of
ficials of the All-Russian govern.
ment. Practically everybody known
to be educated or regarded as an I'm
tellectual' was arrested and either
shot or stabbed to death. The vic
tins include a leading agriculturist
named Souvoroff, woman physician
named Kalmykowa, police justice,
the aged sister of priest, and an en-
ploye of the forestry administration
with his wife.
Incidents of this kind are declared
to be frequent throughout the dis
tricts occupied are evacuated by the
Bolsheviki. Admiral Kolchak, the
temporary governor for the Omsk All
Russian government, and other lead
ing officials, point cut that the Bol
shevik movement has entirely lost III
original character and has degener
ated into wild license and cruelty
trying to exterminate all those witt
work with their brain as agains
those who labor with their hands, dc
stroying ruthlessly every vestige 0
national order before dreaming of RI
placing it with any kind of system 0
organization.
The general verdict in Siberia L
day is that if humanity does nc
, stamp out Bolshevism, Bolsheyisl
will crush humanity and everythin
that is sacred and peaceful in Il
. world, for Bolshevism is regarded
an international danger and not aloI
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-03-26
q Russian danger.

q huSSldn uauBef'
To check this danger of Bolshevik
supremacy the All-Russian govern
ment at Omsk has called upon the
other political groupings and govern
ments of Siberia and OF the territory
conquered from the BolsheviM to
unite with 1t in national attempt
first to crush terrorism and then to
rebuild a lasting Russia. The i'm
pression exists here that the Omsk
government is the most serious and
most solid effort to rehabilitate Rus
sia. and that If the spirit of the pa
triotism of the people is aroused and
induced to rally round il, it will prove
the nucleus of some great Russian
government in the future.
General Denikine. who is operating
in the southwest against the Bolshe-
Wiki. is said to be vigorously support
ing the Kolchak regime and In the
north. in the region of Archangel. the
aged Tchaikowsky, the chief of the
Archangel government also has an
nounced his allegiance.
The settlement of the railroad ques'
tion by allowing the American Stew
ems Commission to assume the tech
nical management, which was an
nounced here as accomplished, tht
acceptance by Sergius Sazonoff Of ths
portfolio of Minister for Foreign AT
fairs of the omsk government will
temporary residence at Paris durin,
the Peace Conference, the unity o
! command on the Siberian front unde
the French officer, Major Genera
Jules Janin-all were considered her
7 as strengthening the cause of tn
new government.
The governments proclamation al
nouncing that elections for the choo'
ing of a national assembly would b
held as soon as practicable created
favorable impression among the PEI
pie.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-03-26

son at a cantonment. "He says he
gets good food and plenty uf 1T, hut
still he'd like to sit down at the cable
here at home with a thick j,irysteak
before him. with cream gravy, WE'LL
Drowned fried potatoes ana lot Of
other things, and wind Up with lemon
pie with inch-thick frosting on 1t
Good Lordi" calculated her nus
band in a strangely hushed voice. 80
would I!"-Globe and Ar:hec
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-03-26

Miami, March 26.-One hundred
and lseyenty-five carloads Of tomatoes
moved from the east coast during last
week. according to estimates made
today, and nearly this number OF cars
will move this week. Ii is consid-
cred that this is remarkable show
ing in the face of the tremendous
damage done by the food OF March
IA to the tomato crop of this section.
Prices continue to hold up well, in
spite of the fact that a great deal oil
water-soaked tomatoes were thrown
upon the market last week. Prices
ranged during the week around s3.Io
for fancies, with around s4 for Pet
ers' washed tomatoes. Most Of the
tomatoes were sold after inspection
in northern markets. as buyers re-
fused to take a change on the water
soaked stock in accepting them at
this end.
Revised estimates of the storm loss
nv various concerns interested in
the tomato deal range from 90 to ~
percent, the most Of this loss being
incurred in the section from Larkins
north, that part of the crop south OF
Larkins, escaping with loss running
from 10 to rs per cent.
Estimates of the crop movement
for the rest of the season indicate
that it win run somewhat under 2Ot
cars weekly, although there Is
large uncertain element yet to b'
contended with, as tomato plants
have not shown just how far the!
will recuperate from the storm
Bloom was generally knocked of
and this may cut the remainder OF tn
crop short, or again the tomatoes ma,
recover under proper conditions ant
yield well.
Weather Conditions Good
Up to the present time the weathe
conditions since the storm have bee
exceptionally good, just as good a
If they had been ordered" says tn
growers, with one exception-th
southeast wind. This has kept tn
water backed UP in the prairie!
whereas north or west wind woul
have facilitated the drainage of tn
fields,
Just what the price this week wi
be is problematical, buyers said Il
day. Normal conditions should b
restored by the middle of this weel
they think, and local buying agai
substituted for northern market bu
ing. However. the demand durin
the last week has not been quit
up to par, and an advance in price
dependent largely upon the revivir
OF this demand. The tremendous T
duction in the supply, however, giv'
growers and shippers hope that Il
next two weeks will see marked a
vance in price.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-03-26
THE UNIVERSAL DESIRE

ELMER pears to like II pretty
we'll" said the fond mother IN the
midst Of perusal c' lsttef from her
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-10
OFFICE STORE EQUIPMENT

FOR SALF--A No S elite Underwood typo.
writer In excellent condition; practically
new $40 cash Phone Q72l2
TYPEWhiTERS aud rupplss; pAinatss.
ing sttention given repair calls and
overhauling: sll work guaranteed Office
Machinery Exchange. l6.A South Main,
Tnlsa. Ostre 2sO7.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-10
SUNSET PARK ADDITION

We offer FOR sale the hes" values in residence
lots he the city for the money Think OF buying
u block $4,000 home FOR prices
ranging 81 400 $3.50 with frontage Of 90 10
Norfolk Terrace OF tho highest To-
In this district, on Twenty first street wo have
-fco frontage less than tJ,2bbi
this street for prices from
tS6H5 $4,000 with frontage of 100 feet better
The named lots within block OF ground selling
Maple Ridge at $50 to so front foot with res'rlc
q $4,000 sunset Park restrictions that
homo IN cost $4,000 better The present homes
thar built Rt this time range IN value from $4,000 to
$4,000 The OF all owners property In sunset
Park will be announced on this page In Few days The
lots In siEc 90 to 200 feet We have exclusive
Of this addition and It intention to operate
with purchasers of lots and owners to make this
the exclusive residence section In Tulsa Terms
be had low as onefourh cash balance six twelve and
eighteen months ut cent sunset Park addition joins
Ridge the south beginning AT Twenty first street
and running Twenty third street and from Cincinnati TO
Pearl N Interested In prices and first selection OF
any OF these lots, phone us early Monday morning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-10

"a soo-Tsiierson street nest five room
bungalow modern. mantsl electric
lights. sldevAlks ard paving fl.oo.
down balance Ike rent. this is good
investment - veil - home VI
Johnston. Alexander Hlds 2O5 y
Msin. Osags 325s. OsaEs 3s2s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-10

Givpp ~ GUOD uNFD CASING; Also
h.. Ihk FOLLOWING FOR SALE
" f.in ''" 'o'o new At Cisco,
r.nn -0'o' new at Fort Worth,
T,,sa"' : - inch s2lb. used, a,
49, wrought iron s Ia inch. aslb
On. Al Fort Worth. TsSa.
E,,,,, TIIed ,r first elst condition, At
p.H',, cG'hst tte'. will be glad 10 hsv.
'''''p Room 72i. Hotel Tu.. '" -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-10

'Ga sALE--oa, rs g55 80. ., s,.--,-ir
=, n,thlns. with eompi,,. So a'i.',
h.,,o," 10 as special Arm,tronx s,,olIns
o ia.,. .hhing machine complete ,,rins
b. ss1 tt'i'clas condition. p o.
S. S0e = W. Irsdoni.. Kan. ~
pr.,S,,. rev Ingsrsol Rsnd com
,agis,, 'mmsdis,s delivery; also rss
Boz ns .hd 100 n. D. for e.,h oni,
t0Is7SS ~ oitavL, Kan. '''
f,na no AIRY driIlinr ia, for al,
ls,t, ..tisnA And Calltornl. model,
Ae,l, rlnsnt Of al sr., snd make.
-ui, pumps .nIinss .wiv.l,. dr.-
s.st "a. ~ kihss Of tools and eouip
'asr,Ai. arlllinE rigs Our price, AZ,
s.i T.,a can make prompt ship.
sat ru,. supply oonpsny. Beau.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-10

pUY FROM OwNFR and rave brokers
communion two dandy pieces fot homs or
Investment. one iiveroon, South Denver
hest location. fire for rrmodaling and
make money. one bungalow. ~ loot loi !,
pre,ty homes around assured future
both bargains Sss me n von mean
business Phons Usage 5a39 or cal
1904 South Trenton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-10
PERSONAL PROPERTY
OIL MACHINERY sUPPLIEs

OAh W
J, 900 FEET siX'lNCH Hsckim pipe, A.
Inch couplinga weight 10 pounds, 81 05
Per foot; ready for immediate shipment
-Four California Redwood tanks lorS
feet, 200. gallon capacity, located At
Camp Sewer. 0reebyille. n G. IN use
about is months; these tanks arc mount
ed on wood towers about az feet above
ground the foyer Is made OF very heavy
pine timber, approximately 80 900 feet
OF lumber In each tower. each tower
and tank has = conicsl roof covered with
tar paper; price OF these tanks together
with tower si.75es 4 o b cars, Camp
SEWER, or Just a. they stand at Camp
they now stand for $1,000 or tanks
loaded on cars for 81 200 Eight carloads
Standard oil pipe and fittings $50 CON.
plois toilet sets. white enamel tanks,
vi,erons china bowls si6 per set. Case
line pumping plant Camp Sevicr, Single
inch diamond stroke: 2 <sineh diameter
fywheel, rim s. ir5 inches; l clutch
pully itb Inch diameter. face 32'inch
diameter; main shaft center crank
60 inches long inches diamster; one
tight pully oh inches face IL Inches
diameter on outer fywhsel ono can iron
csrburetor with pump and overflow
susilisry friction drive to drive small
sir compressor 6S6h inches leather
faced friction pully, | small shaft feet
long. 2 collars and 2 adjustable boxers
ono pully 6hrlb Inches Engine and
pump: ono belt tply 4xlS0 incho, long;
one Curtis Pneumatic Machine Co. air
compressor. ST Louis Mo, 8S3h No
2O7s2, $50 X = NJ, single syllnder
pump. Coulds. SenecA Falls y Y, size
O. centrifugal. shop No, l7l3, FIG. 1901
Made by Swabys Mtg. Co.. Chicago, ~
6'inch vertical upright discharge; s.lneh
Intake; discharge Into G.inch 90 Deg
Flanged Eli two 6.inch screw ellis. 30
deg ono close nipple Hanged and
screw; one bolt sxl52 inches leather
double ply good condtionl 10 extra
parts. We otter above gas engine and
turbine pumping plant Tor $1,000 One
rs X W 900 Amp. D G Western Elcc'
tric belted generator, frame | type NJ, L.
Speed s75 r. p. NJ. Seriel No. 2222S5
Voltage no load us full load l25, IN
used IA months, s4OO one switchboard
panel 2il26 inchc, nv inches thick on
pips frame. equipped as follows: ! main
switch with fuse. two small efciter
switches with fuse one pheestAt, 2 lamp
sockets One 80 II. y. type = Foos en-
gins with crowned fly wheels 10 drive
above generator; speed 900 r. = NJ
price ~ 500 Two II h, D. slower gsso'
line engines arranged for beh@1o con.
nection to pumps; speed OF engines 300
X =. NJ, serial Nos. Il, +. e24l3, r. F.
92576; each engine equipped with mag
netos; price si00. One Myers pump;
price 800. One Gould triplex 6Is figure
ll45, No a77l9; for belt connection
to ono OF above engines; price s7O0
See X l. SWEET, al Alexander hotel
Tulsa or address j. u McCrary Co.
Third National hank Atlanta, ia,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-10
REAL ESTATE
Grocery Store For Sale

wll sell or exchange for real es-
tate. Stock all clean and up-to-date.
good fixtures. good business In
low rent district. chance Tor some
one TO get into business. WilI pay
difference or assume mortgage. Call
Us al once. O-467O-O-552.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-10
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES
PERSONAL PROPERTY
GOOD THINGS TO Eat.

GOOD THINGS TO bhI. oo
Ay0R slLE-New crop pecans, peanuts,
popcorn guarantee to pop; also ehili sup
piiu binding stevens Seed Co. First
snd Boulder -