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Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
HOGAN OLIVER, AUDITOR, SAYS
big SUM NEEDED TO SUP
PORT, DEPARTMENTS.
PEN E EXPENSESARE INCLUDED
Estimated General Revenue for Next
Two Years viii Amount to $685.
600 Forcing Budget to Be
Reduced Greatly.
Little Rock.


Hogan oliver, State auditor, an
Sn0unced that according to estimates
made in his office it VIII require $S,-
O00,O00 to run the state government
N for the next two years. This includes
the running expenses Of the peniten-
tiary, which is supposed to be self
ssupporting.
Exclusive Of the penitentiary esti-
mate, which is not yet available, the
total expense from the general revc-
nue. and various funds will be $6,6O7,-
923.O6, Of which sum $3,496,S76.57 is
asked by the departments from the
general revenue fund and $3,1l1, ,046.46
from the various state funds.
MI. divers estimate of the amount
y OF revenue to be produced by the
general revenue for the period is 81
\ 815,O00 Over 100000 was cut off the
budget and nearly 100000 more must
be clipped in order to bring expenses
within income.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
MANY American Aces.

Washington Capt, Edward v.
Rlckcnbacher, OF Columbus, o., fam
ous as an automobile driver, was tho
premier ace" OF the American air
force in France, having 20 enemy
planes to his credit An official ro-
port received at tho War Departments
showed that there wore 90 "aces'--
men downing Ave or more enemy ma
ohinos-in The American army when
the war ended,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
Poplar Bluff Goes Dry.

Poplar Bluif, Mo,--Poplar Bluff and
Butler county have gone dry, accord
Ing to early returns Of the local op-
tion election, although official figures
have not been received It Is esti.
mated that the city will go dry by a
majority Of about 225 votes, while in
the county prohibition has carried by
at least 600 votes,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
Gas or Lona Time Yet.

Shreveport, La,-There is no SUB
stantlal reason for increasing the price
of natural gas because OF a shortage
in Shreveport, nor the Louisiana, or
In the Arkansas and Texas points sup
piled by the Caddo and Pine Island
fields, says an announcement here
that an official survey says that there
ia an adequate natural gas supply IN
these fields for the next 20 or 80 years
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
General Ball Dies Suddenly.

New York - Maj, Gen, ], Franklin
Bell. aged SO, commander OF the De-
psrtment o. the East, died at the Pres.
hyterian hospital In this city. Death
Was due 70 heart disease. He was
taken to the hospital several days ago
for observation, but It was not real
lied that his condition was serious
and his death came as complete
surprise.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
To Convert War Insurance.

Washington. - Conversion OF war
risk insurance held by soldiers, sail
ors, marines and war workers into
permanent peace time policies VIII
be started within 60 days, Col, Henry
D. Lindsey, head OF the War Risk In
surance Bureau, announced that
schedules Of rates and forms OF poll
cies had been completed, to be an'
nounced shortly.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
Men With Dependents First.

Washington. Commanders OF
combat divisions In the United States
were authorized to discharge FIRST
from their forces those men whose
allotment papers show they have de-
pendents, and second such men as
would be affected adversely In OBJ
tanning civil employment as Il result
Of being held further In service,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
Would Increase Gold Production.

Washington. - Elimination Of tho
excess profits tax on gold mining and
tho privilege of FREQ exports and Of
sale to manufacturers ~ means Of
gold production were rec
IN report Of the special
committee appointed by Secretary
Lane,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
oaunhi \, Door. Frozen.

Pittsburgh, Pa, - Returning 10 his
home early in the morning, Robert
Colbert, aged 75, found he had lock-
cd himself out, Procuring n hatohet
he chopped n hole in the lower panel
of the door and attempted to crawl
In. While trying 10 hqueeSe through
the opening his clothing caught
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
For Roosevelt Memorial Service.

Washington.-Step toward a memo
rial service in the capital on Sunday
February 9, in honor Of Colonel Roose'
welt, were taken in Congress. The Sen
ate unanimously adopted a resolution
by Senator Wadsworth OF New York
providing for joint session and au
thorizing committees to make the ar
rangements and invite the president
supreme court Justices, members oi
the cabinet and other officials to par
ticipate.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
Avlstor Killed, Ono Injured.

Memphis, Tenn, = II, A, Collins Of
passeio, N. j., an aviation cadet, was
killed and Cadet Caperton of New
York city was seriously injured when
tho nrplano In which they were ny.
Ing fell from height OF 1000 feet q
short distance from Park Field, near
Mempha,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
Cermans After Soap.

Coblenz-Soap was In such demand
among the Germans that American In
fantrymen in their march from Lux
embourg to the Rhine used smali
cakos Of II as Indian money In trad
inc with the civilians Of the various
Villages,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
lus.nburo Wants Republio.

Metz. - A large crowd paraded be.
fore the grand duchal palace In Lux
emburg, requesting the abdlc0tlon OF
the grand duchess and tho proelama'
tlon Of republic, A Committee on
Public Affairs has been appointed.
and quiet IL being maintained every
whore In LuSnmbufg,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
Sank Submarine, 10 Dead.

New York. Capt Emery Rice,
who commanded tho Magnolia, tho
first American steamship to sink n
German submarine, and who made
Al voyages across the Atlantic during
the war, died nj the New York navy
yard hossttal OF pneumonia following
influenza Ho was III only q week,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
eepublIeans Meet In Chicago.

Chicogo.-pOrty leaders from nearly
every State arrived to attend the meet
ing of the Republican National Com
mittce. The session will 10 political
ovo feast, at which the Republican
victory at the congressional elections
Last November will be canvassed ana
Mana for the 1920 presidential cam
paign discussed
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
p,ro,n,aao Of Death Kept Low.

Washington, - OF 71,114 wound ana
injury cases tabulated In the Amori'
can Expcdluonary hospitals betweon
January 10 and October ID, 1913, 300
per cent recovered Ind returned 20
duty the War Department announced
The percentage of deaths was S.S.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

The Rev. H. L. Winburne, pastor Of
the First Baptist Church at Arkadel
phia, who several weeks ago, was
elected editor of the Baptist Advance,
has accepted the place. DR.. Winburne's
work will not take him from the pas
torate, although>the paper is published
in Little Rock.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
Cable Companies Lose.

New York,-yThe Injunction suit
brought by the Commercial Cable
Company and the Commercial Pacific
Cable Company against Postmaster
General turleson to restrain him
trun taking over for the government
their respective cable lincs, was dls'
missed by Federal Judge Learned
Hand,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
More state Prohibition.

Chicago. -- Legislatures OF Okla.
homa, Colorado and Ohio ratified the
proposed nationwide prohibition
amendment. This brought the mum
bor or states that have ratified tho
amendment to 10 and ratification now
Ia necessary by only II more,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
nnunrnmont To Sell planes.

Mlehita Falls, Lieutenant EY'
ans, supply officer at Call Field, TN,
nouneod that the government would
coil Under sealed bids to the highest
bidder TO be opened February J at ii
n. m. NJ Washington, 3,4i0 airplanc1'
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
Germany Behind In ArmIstieo Tormo

London, --0ormNny has fallen behind
in the last month In turning over ma
terial required by tho afmlstloe' A
checking to date shows shortage of
6s5 heavy guns, 1000 machine gums,
1000 trench mortarB, 600 erplanes,
i,7aO engines, 5000 motor lorriea and
$1,000 railroad cars,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

A system is to be established by Lit
tie Rock merchants which will, it is
believed, put an end to the shoplift-
ing that has been very prevalent re-
Gently. A meeting of the proprietors
of the big stores and their house de-
tectives will be held soon TO complete
details.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
Army easualtIaa Ia RuaaIa,

Washington, - Total deaths among
the American expeditionary forces IN
northern Russia TO January 4 were
gIyon M six officers and 1919 mon In
y eablegram received nj the War Do
pArtma
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

The number of bales of cotton ginned
in Franklin County for 1918, S,462
against 12,144 bales in 1917, decrease
of 1852 bales, and the acreage was
nearly Is per cent larger in 1918 than
1917.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

There are several hundred cases Of
influenza in Grant county, with four
deaths, according to reports received
by Dr. c. w. Garrison, state health
officer, and the number Of cases is
increasing.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

Pat Adams, a mining man Of Cush-
man, has discovered a big deposit Of
tripli near tohat place, It is used
in refining sugar, for making polisnes
and for numerous otEer purposes.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
Allies Threaten Turks.

London,-The allies have notified
Turkey that unless the Turkish force
nj Medina lays down its arms immo'
dlately tho forts at tho Dardanolien
viii be destroyed
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
IA Take over German shlps.

London.-The United Staes, Great
Britain and Italy have agreed upon a
plan for taking over the German pas
nenger tonnage,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

An agitation is being created in
Batesville favoring the erection Of 4
liberty hall to the memory Of the In
dependence County boys who have
served in the war against Germany.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
BRIEFLY RELATED.

< EGlly Hartman, who, with others, fur
ee nished one Of the sensations Of the
~ day when IL was found that for years
eN they had operated large distillery in
"a Fort Smith without the government
sah knowing it, has been promoted to cap
IN tain of the Sixth Infantry in France in
/" rocogniton Of gallantry in action
That against the Germans.
i UMTp December IL cotton ginnings in
,,1 Clark County amounted to 1889 bales,
puc IA compared with 1884 ginned to the
., SAME date lost year, decrease Of 1885
a., a bales, according to the last report Of
no WIS, Burton, reporter OF cotton gin
-e ners Of this county
foi Mrs. Bethel Craig, aged 30, wife Of
n 'Gergeant Cophas Craig, who went
" ovcrseas with one Of the hrst contin.
gents, was struck by an automobile
.ntand Instantly killed as she was pass
" Ing n front Of street car, from which
y che had just alighted.
M the closing session Of the Little
snt Rock Conference Of the G. M. r.
!. N church, Bishop r, A, Carter preached
w Dormon after which no ordained the
- {ollowing ministers: Deacons, James
CMClark, Clarence G. Hawkins and
TlWsE Easley; elders, Wilmont d. Nc
~ s>4,,Iu anJ C,,,,n,l phn,,nano
tey~ ''' '''' ''"---. -"''''''N
"a party Of 700 overseas men, mem
1lll bere Of the 1dlst Antiaircraft Ma
T,lr chino Gun Battalion and the Hath
- ammunition Train, arrived at Camp
Pike from Newport News and will re.
FrNg coive their discharges IL few days.
lll The entire party Is composed Of Ar
knfeas meh,
FrRnk NJ, Wells formerly q repre-.
,w 4 Nsentntive of the American Bible Soci-.
pM1ety, evangelist and lecturer has an.
- nounced that he will be II candidate
fof nomination az governor to sue
IAN Ueed Governor Brough two years
ijsI ,,T@I Aencc,
ls% T ], Fletcher, who lives near Gil.
: lett butchered black Essex hog
wo and one-half years old which
|l10l ~eiehed b54 pounds From this ono
'WS Aof 20 gallons Of lard and "a pounds
,lNI "a ennsago wore made
SOIL Inc Arkadelphia chapter OF the
An paughters Of the American Revolution
n NJ hNs voted to mako contribution to
~ tho Bllvor service fund OF the battle.
ship Arkansas, Also II has voted to
al 1--WE donation TO the restoration OF
III We French village, Tilloly
,s Horses and mules sold by the gov.
q, efnlhcnt at the public auction at aux.
~ Hilary Rcmount Depot No. 317. Camp
~ Pike, were sacrificed at priceg far be.
low those paid by the army for tho
II AniunNls officers at the Remount Sta.
"A tion said,
AIhr Lon, Lyman Reeder received hls
Lit oomfnsaon ae Judge OF the Eighth
ilV 5uoleial District and made oath of of.
lfs' nee before u, r, Adams, circuit eerlt.
Sudte Reeder convened his FIRST term
wv All oourt at Newport January 10.
"|, 'Ntssrv.,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

in refining sugar. for making polisneS
and for numerous otler purposes.
An agitation is being created in
Batesville favoring the erection Of 4
liberty hall to the memory of the In
dependence County boys who have
served in the war against Germany.
Camp Pike officials entered a strong
denial to the charge that Iowa men
had been Disseminated against in the
matter Of receiving discharges from
the army.
Alexander Schmidt, former German
sailor, now an American prisoner, ar
rived at Fort Roots in charge OF a
United States marshal and was in
termed there
The largest bond ever filed by a
county officer in Arkansas was the
bond for S1,106,500 which was filed
by Walter K, Taylor, as collector Of
Pulaski county.
Lieut.. Col. Smith Of Little Rock,
commanding officer Of the old First
Arkansas Infantry during its training
period at Camp Beauregard, La, has
returned from France.
The Little Rock branch OF the Fed
eral Reserve Bank at ST. Louis has
opened for business. There are 43
member banks signed up, with appli-
cations OF others fled
The number OF bales OF cotton gin
ned in Union county prior TO Decem.
ber l3, 1918, was 15,609, as compar-
ed with 1920 up to the same date
In 1917.
A directory OF Bentonvillc, which
will include also Centcrton, Cave
Springs, Pea Ridge and all the rural
routes Of Bentonville will appear In
few days
Lieutenant Colonel Lindsey and
Mrs Lindsey have arrived to occupy
their home at Dentonville again, since
Lieutenant Lindsey's discharge from
the army,
Tho infant child Of Mr. and Mrs,
Col Clark, living near Batesville, fell
into q crate fire recently at the
Clark home, and was 30 badly burned
that II died from the effects.
NJ, White, who owns an extensive
goat ranch In tho neghborhood OF
Meachum's Cave, on Polk Bayou, lost
over 100 goats during the recent cold
spell, They froze to death.
The Pine Bluff City schools opened
again for the third time this school
year. this time after holiday since
Thanksgiving, necessitated by the In.
fluenza epidemic, and the gas shortage.
The Rogers Home Guards at n meet
Ing Friday night voted unanimously to
request the officers to take tho neces-
sary steps 10 demobliso
bon ID, Driolthouse, state labor com.
missioner and former alderman, was
nominated for mayor In Little Rock
in the Democratic primary.
T, o. Branch, general contractor
for the Aircraft Production Division
of tho Wa, Department, who has con.
tracts with many Of the 1000 raisors
OF eNetor seans In Arkansas, has re-
Gelved orders from Washington TO
close tho throBhor on January 30
Normal conditions NJ the Arkansas
State Normal School gradually are be-
ing restored, and before the end of
the session President TofreyBon OK.
pects the enrolment TO Get back TO
ora.wo Nws~
budget eonnui.ss=.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

Camp Pike officials entered a strong
denial to the charge that Iowa men
had been Disseminated against in the
matter Of receiving discharges from
the army.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

NO December IL cotton ginnings in
Clark County amounted to 1889 bales,
'as compared with 1884 ginned to the
same date lost year, decrease Of 1885
|bales, according to the last report Of
WIS Burton, reporter of cotton gin
ners OF this county.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

Mrs. Bethel Craig, aged 30, wife of
Hergeant Cophas Craig, who went
ovcrseas with one Of the first contin'
gents, was struck by an automobile
and Instantly killed as she was pass
Ing n front of a street car, from which
ehe had just alighted,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

Normal conditions at the Arkansas
State Normal School gradually are be.
ing restored, and before the end of
The session President Torreyson OK.
peets the enrolment TO cot back to
ora .wor aus9
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

frank NJ, Wells, formerly q repro.
Esentntive OF the American Bible Soci-.
l5ety, evangelist and lecturer, has an.
nounced that he will be II candidate
Sof nomination AZ governor to sue
I ueed Governor Brough two years
4 Aencc,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

AZ the closing session Of the Little
Rock Conference Of the c. M. r.,
church, Bishop r, A. Carter preached
. Sormon after which ho ordained the
{ollowing minister's: Deacons, James
c.. Clark, Clarence G. Hawkins and
WE, Easley; elders, Wilmont D. Nc
Daniels and Samuel Thompson,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

Alexander Schmidt, former German
sailor, now an American prisoner, ar
rived at Fort Roots in charge OF a
United States marshal and was in
termed there.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

IN IN party Of 700 overseas men, mem
hers Of the 141st Antioircraft Ma
chino Gun Battalion and tho Hath
ammunition Train, arrived at Camp
Pike from Newport News and will re.
coive their discharges III q few days.
The entire party Is composed Of Ar
1snreNs mea.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

Lon, Lyman Reeder received hls
oommlsalon as Judge OF the Eighth
5uQleial District and made oath of of.
ilce before b, r, Adams, circuit elerlt.
Sudse Reeder convened his FIRST term
A oourt at Newport January 10,
.|- Nessiv,.,
PEARS ago ID a model OF nea,n.ss
Neeuraey,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

u T j, Fletcher, who lives near Gil.
Iett butchered black Essex hog
tw0 and one-half years old which
N xeiehed b54 pounds. From this ono
\ hog 20 gallons Of lard and "a pounds
N of Gnusago wore made,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

A directory Of Bentonvillc, which
will include also Centcrton, Cave
Springs Pea Ridge and all the rural
routes Of Bentonville, will appear In
few days.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

budget eonnu,.ss-.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

Horses and mules sold by the gov.
efnhcnt at the public auction at aux.
iliary Remount Depot No, 317. Camp
PIKE, were sacrificed at prices far be.
low those paid by the army for tho
AnimHls, officers at the Remount Sta.
tion eoid,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

Lieutenant Colonel Lindsey and
Mrs. Lindsey have arrived to occupy
their home at Dentonvlle again, since
Lieutenant Lindsey's discharge from
the army.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

The largest bond ever filed by a
county officer in Arkansas was the
bond for $1,106,500 which was filed
by Walter K, Taylor as collector Of
Pulaski county.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

Tho infant child Of Mr., and Mrs,
Cal Clark, living near Batesville, fell
into crate fire recently at the
Clark home, and was 30 badly burned
that II died from the effects.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

M INC Arkadelphia chapter OF the
a'paughters Of the American Revolution
" hns voted to mako contribution to
thc pllvor service fund OF the battle.
shin Arkansas, Also II has voted TO
|, i've n donation to the restoration OF
the French village, Tilloly
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

The number Of bales Of cotton gin
ned in Union county prior TO Decem,
Der l3, 1918, was 15,609, as compar-
ed with 1920 up to the same date
In 1917.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

Lieut.. Col. Smith Of Little Rock,
commanding officer Of the old First
Arkansas Infantry during its training
period at Camp Beauregard, La, has
returned from France.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

NJ, White, who owns an extensive
goat ranch In tho nelghborhood Of
Meachums Cave, on Polk Bayou, lost
over 100 goats during The recent cold
spell, They froze to death.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

The Little Rock branch Of the Fed
eral Reserve Bank at ST. Louis has
opened for business. There are 43
member banks signed up, with appli-
cations OF others filed,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

T, o, Branch, general contractor
for the Aircraft Production Division
of the Wa, Department, who has con.
tracts with many Of the 1000 raisors
Of eogtor seans In Arkansas, has re-
Oeived orders from Washington TO
close tho throehor on January 20,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

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standard 1914 o. army duck. Used but servceable
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u S. Army Officers Wall Tents 9x9 it. --------$2o9y
u s. Army Officers Wall Tents 12x12 it. -----Sz9oy
u S. Army Tent Flies 12x16 it,
u S. Army Shelter or Dog Tents ---------------SoSo
IT, S. Army Canvas Folding Cots
u S. Army Steel Cots
u S. Army Camping Supplies of all kinds
Heavy Tin Cups doz $OO Army Aluminium cups doz $l5o
Heavy Metal Folding Meat or Mess Pans with lid and
handle dozen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -S2I
IT, S. Army Axes each 65c, SOc and 9oc
u ARMY Galvanized Garbage Cans 18x23n each --S175
27x27-n., each $3.50
u s. Army Galvanized Iron Fire and Water
Buckets each 65c and-95f
u S. Army Heaters big Bargains) each -up from Sl25'
S. Army Refrigerators Grand Rapids two large compar
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U S. Army Double Lead Harness, per set 100
r. s Army Khaki Breeches washed and in serviceable
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H. s Army Wool Breeches used but serveable, pair
u S Army Wool Shirts used but serviceabe each IS 85
English New Haversack with straps each 45
English Sheffield Steel Knife Bayone each --------5Oc
Steel scabbard to fit the bayone each
T. Army Leather Russell Waist Belts worth $20 ch50c
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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-18
CREDIT SYSTEM.

The credit system is Of the greatest evils that
the aborng man has to contend with 1t tempts him with
its aurng offers he eagerly seizes the deceptive bait
and chains himsef-a slave He can build fine house.
or build fancy carriage piano like neighbor
Bs by simply giving his note to be paid next year. when
his crops will perhaps be better and the desire overrues
his better judgment In evil hour he allows the trap
TO be sprung upon him. With load of interest bearing
upon him he struggles on, growing fainter and fainter
beneath the burden and when the time of payment ar
rves he is no better able to pay the debt than he was
the day it was contracted The interest eats into his
prosperity like corroding cancer and gradually takes
everything he can above what is absolutely neces
sary for his family The financial horizon looms up dark
and threatening hour of adversely happens and then
the crash comes His property sold under the hammer
III less than half its value and he turned cut upon
cold world penniless and destitute In many instances
the shock of transition from afluence TO paupes1 Is
more than his mind can bear, and he finds relief II
suicides grave