Cleveland County herald., 1919-11-13

treasurer during tn third quarter Of the year ending September 30. The amount of warrants reported by the auditor was $3,534. 1855 Of this amount $450,25292 was paid out of the general fund; common school, $1,- 674, ,107.04; Confederate pension, $e39,609.75; interest sinking fund, $l16 541.67; highway department, SEP 166.57; funding bond coupons, S116,541.67. The warrants were de- st yed by the Burning Board.
 Little Rock. = Captain w M. Cook has been appointed treasurer of Lincoln county by Governor Enough, to succeed J. c. Knox, deceased Captain Cook, who is G. years old, was a captain in the Federal army and served six years as treasurer of Lincoln county, His ap- Tointment was strongly urged by resi- dents of the county, the governor said.
 Washington, D. CA committee tc frame prohibition enforcement re. lations has been named by Internal Revenue Commissioner Roper. He predicted the work of the country would be completed before the first 0f the year. The committee includes Revenue Agent David a Gates of Ar. kansas.
 Little Reck.-1n reply to Governor R1ough's letter several days ago 70 Postmaster Burleson, protesting against the admission to the United States mail of "The Chicago Defend- eI." a gro publication, the governor received letter from. H. L. Donnelly, acting solicitor, saying the matter would be investigated.
 Mountain Home.--A farmers meet ing was held at the courthouse to devise a D an for retaining the farm demonstrator. The Quorum Court made no provision for his salary at it's annual meeting. It was decided to raise his salary by subscription, and lists were sent to every township
 SearCy.-TWo new ministers have recently accepted calls for work in Searcy churches. They are the Rev l.. s. Nash, who will hold regular services at Trinity Fp scopal church, and the Rev. Charles A. Harper of Somerville, Tenn, who has accepted 6 call from the Pl esbyterian chu,,ch.
 Conway.-With tn selection. 5r of- figorc Copurou ,I laI,,,, voted to guarantee financial sic3port Of farm and hon!e demonstration york ard also to t1,ploy a secretary Eo will devote his tire time to the interests of tae community anl county
 Washington.-The War Department again caled attention to the largo number of vacancies for candidates to take the entrance examination for tho military academy at West Point There gre 341 vacancies in 46 states, ef which five are credited to Arkan- ses.
 Sheridan.-The annual meeting of the General Baptis, Association of Arkansas was held here. The as.o- citation was in session for three days with the Rev. J. E. Sherrill of Sheri- can presiding, and the Rev B. !. Smith of Arkadelptia as clerk.
 pringdale.-Apple shipments from Lowell, six miles north of Sprjngdale fer the season aggregate 110 carloads.
  rles and the remainder storage a2- pies.
 Little Rock. = Oil paintings of sev- eli former governors of Arkansas have been .'retoucned" and framed, and will be hung in the new state capitol building by Tom J. TerraI, secretary of state.
 pringdae-WilIard West, aged IS months, son of MT. and Mrs. E. n. w est, was killed by a train about one D4ile scNth of Springdale. The child vas run down when he wandered from his home to til9 railroad track
 Little Rock-Goyernor Brough ro- ltSSN lO Sl any d potdOu tO h. D. Odl- telwhite convicted at the March, 1919, term of Clark circuit court of charge of assaulting Edna Satter- white, his stepdaug.lter and niece
 Little Roch-The contract for the el ection of the Girls Industrial School for $43,600. The building will bo erected on the Nineteenth street pike, IS miles from Little Rock anl Mil accommodate ? girls.
 Blythevl1le-A medical association has been organized here by the physi- ciars of Bythevilie. B The following officers have been elected: Dr. J. A. Solib, president; Dr F. D. Smith, vice president, and l. ll Johnson, secre- tary and treasurer.
 Arkadeiphia-Up to October IS