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Evening star., 1919-10-05
Growth Of Legion
Here Gratifying.

where sixteen posts now have . MEM
bership OF 5.1s1. and four more posts
are being organised. Word from ma
tional headquarters Of the legion
shows similar conditions throughout
the country. and 1t 10 not unusual for
charters for sixty posts TO be sent out
in single day. BY the time tbs con-
yention 10 called In Minneapolis the
total membsrship VIII b weu ever .
million
Evening star., 1919-10-05

location. New York wants to retain
national headquarters there. and no
small effort will be needed to over
come the claims OF those two cities.
Washington delegates will empha-
size the adve rtising value Of this city,
where American Legion headquarters
would be pointed out by the an
uouncer Of every "rubberneck" tour.
while in New York or Chicago it
would be swallowed up. The pres
ence here Of the War Department,
Congress. the bureau Of war risk In
surance. and the large news bureaus
give Washington q value As q ma
tional headquarters that no other
city possesses. and that moro than or
sets an offer Of q large cash bonus.
Delegates from this department. win
also offer Washington as the conven-
tion city for the 1920 national con-
vention, but will not press that issue.
as 1t might interfere with their work
Of bringing the legion headquarters
here.
Evening star., 1919-10-05
1e,soo Children Enrolled In D. c

The District Of Columbia has Set
a magnificent example, as Washing
ton reports 16.S00 children enrolled
in the garden army.
Evening star., 1919-10-05

The report Of the state adjutant
last week showed a most satisfac-
Evening star., 1919-10-05

Chicago IL making earnest efforts
to get national headquarters In that
Evening star., 1919-10-05

which nothing else in the school cours
can do"
Evening star., 1919-10-05

men VINO 01o tno ngn1nG or who
Here ready to do the part assigned
10 them The measure. II 1t becomes
effective, will provide that no court
dnal papers Of citizenship to those
siiens who claimed exemption from
military service in the present war
citizens.
The amendment also provides that
any alien who has withdrawn his
declaration Of intention to become a
citizen with the object of escaping
military service shall be deported; or
II he has already left the country
shall be excluded therefrom.
t1e readers Of the casualty lists, and
the oAlcers who led in battle are very
ven aware that among the best col.
diers In the service were men Of for
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
- = -
Nueua reiuindicaci6n del genio de
Julio Cesar -

Giaba ia c~iyilizac:Gn haste los paises
harbaTos.
La conquista de las Calais IS una
otra a"abada de estraCeg!a. V de di-
rlomac;a que jamaS puede ser olvida-
ia. Nc cabc la menor duda que &C.
sav es 81 creador De II naci3n france
Sc. Sin 81 :os galos Sc lutheran AFRO
ado una vez mas So5rc Italia y des-
truidc Ia gran civilization del mando
antigua. la victoria de Cesar Tue 10
que ohlig6 r los ga!os q abrazar Ia
cIltura romano.
EscS terriblcs enemigOs del lmpe-
rio roMaa9 cue tres siglos : mcdlo
anteS habiau conquistado a Ron.a Y
h&naiilado al pueblo, ~renunciaron %
Iu~ntarianeHte = 81 religion, a Sus
costumores, 4 81 ienguaJe: Y aun .
SIS mopios rcTh~ea lntroducldos por
Gear. La Influenza c~iviliZadora del
eonquistador fUt superior 4 toda pom
dc-acion".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
UN RICO HACENDADO DE
ACAMBARO, GT0., FUE
~APREHENDIDO
ieuantado en- armas
en- Guanajuato contra ell
regimen carrancista

GUANAJJUATO, Febrero IS
Las autoridades militares de Acam-
baro, comunican a las de esta plaza,
ia noticia de haber sido capturado
Felix Calder0r. hombre de ciertos
caudales que Sc pronuncio hace al
e'anos meses. abandonando sus bue-
nos negocios del citado pueblo de
A~cimbaro, con los que tenia mas
que suficiente para seguir acumu-
lando dinero sobre Ell que va posee
en- crecida cantidad.
CalderoE Sc levanto con muchos
de los hombres que trabaiaban a u
ordeneS. apoderandose del ganado
que habia en- los pueblos de San Mi
guel V San Nicolas, al extreme de
que ahora no pueden barbecharse
las tierras de labor, por falta abso-
luta de animales de trabajo.
La captura de Caideron Sc llev6
= cabo en I'm rancho cercano a Acam-
baro. donde fue s]orprendido por las
fuerzas del Gobierno sin opener re-
sistencia. .Tanto u e como Il los que
10 ~acompanaban sc les condujo Z
esta ciudad. iEternandoseles en- Il
de los cuarteleS . disposition de las
mismaS autorIdades mi!itaTes. las
que prohablemcnte los juzgaran, 81
es que Calderon no consigue que Sc
!e consigne I los fu~ncioRarios civil
Ie<, como 10 ha solicitado, poniendo
desde !uego grandes recurSos pecu-
niarios en- manos de sus d~efensores.
Lo curioso del case es que Ell ca
pitan Guadalupe Moreno. q quien
Sc mandaba Z perseguir a Calderon,
eSca tambien pre:o por haberse COM
probable que estaba de acuerdo con
ii infn rnhordc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
Ell BOSTEZO Y Ia SALUD

Serum DECLARE un mcd!co belga, Ell
bossezo es una function cSpontanea
del ORGANISING. sumaente s~aludaoie.
por e~iercer Denefica Influenza en- las
afccciones de la laringc Y en- Ia ROM
IA de E~ustaquiO.
Fl boitezo, en- efecto, scgun las m
ve~stigaciones llevadas a cabo por los
e~specialistas otorino-laringologos, es
n forma mas natural del cjerclclo
~respiratorio. hacienda entrar en- Jue-
90 todos los musculos ~respiratorlos
del cuello Y del pecho. Por ESQ eS de
recomendar q toda persona, Y slngu-
larmente Il los tardoS de dido y a
los asmaticos. CUE bostecen amplla-
mente. estirando todoS los mlemoros
o despcrazandose manana Y tarde, 4
fin dc ventilar los pulmones Y toni
ficar los muScuios y canales &c! apa-
-2to r~espiratorio.
Esta nueva gimnasia del bosteZo
eicrce positiva Influenza en- las afec
clones de la garganta y del dido. ha-
biendo ohtenido gran mejoria en- u
afacciones los enfermoS sOmatidos a
este tratamiento. Para obiiGar a los
enfermos q bosteZar. Sc emplea Ia
suggestion Via imitaci0n, 0 bien una
Seric de 2~Spiraciones fuertes con la
boca bien alberta. para provocar el
bostezo; In operation Sc reptile sels
o siete wees. Y 81 va en- segulda a
Ia ~degluci6n, mucho mejor, pues asi
Sc asegura por complete la penetra-
cion del aire en- la trompa de Eusta-
OuiC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
MODO DE PREPARAR LA PASTA

En- la tabla de paStelcria Sc echan
dos lihras dc harina. SC hacc en- me-
do un agujero echan dose en- q
20 gramos de sal. &20 gramos dc
manteca, seis yemas dc hucvo y IN
vase de aqua POGO ~caliente. Sc mez-
ella TODD haSta que Sc incorpore bien
V Sc amasa con las manos. anadlcn-
dole IN POGO dc aqua Si la pasta fue-
Sc demasiado dura; Sc lc dan dos
vueltas de amasijo a Ia masa a fin
de no destruir Ia ligazon. 81 SC quiere
dulce Sc le pone media libra de aZu-
car blanca mo:ida. Con esta pasta sc
hacen pasteleS de aveS, carnes o
dulceS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22

E. eminerJe critico e~scandlnavo
Georg Brandcs ha nublicado I'm libro,
ore Is IN acontecimiento literario
dc importancia international, acerca
dc Julio Cesar. cuya figura ha sldo
! ~estudiada por grandes inteligenc:as
Gesde los tiempoS de plutarco. En- Ia
Introduction del Ebro el historiador
| danes escribe estas palabras. que son
"a sintesis de toGa II obra: Eel colorI-
do y IA iatima ~atenci0n q los deta!Ies,
iamas dcben oscurccer la figur2 prln-
cIral. Cesar aparece en- II historic
en- In plena majestad de 81 ear&cter
Brandes condena c!aramente todo
intento de empequenecer IL figura de!
gran romano cuyos servicios la 5ene-
ficiado q tantaS generaciones. He a
oui un parrafo de tan magiStraI CORA:
Eel asesinato comeJiGo cl - de
| Mario del aGo ii antes de JcSucrIs-
10. ror sescnta ccnSpIradoreS, con l.
avuda lie veintitreS vicarICS, IS QUIZ
ri Ell mas ccnspicuo monumeAto de Ia
historic del mundo. que c~onnaoVeGo-
ramen:e marca u IN eSrIpldeE huma-
na revest.da con Ia forma del llamado
idealismo. dc In brutalidad cen el anti
fa2 del amor = Ia lihcrtad. Una ban
! da lie aSesinos im~puGicoS. avldoS de1
Dcter hirierOu con SuS 1randeS pu-
| males al hombre mas genial dc n an
itigIedad romano. ! in mayor dcsgra-
Ill -. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
COSECHA DE
ALGODON EN- Ell EDO.
DE HIDALGO
Dieron resulfados m~agnfficos
los e~xperimentes kechos en-
la vega de Mcmillan

PACHUCA. Hidalgo. Fehrero 19.
En- la vega de Mcmillan, de este
Estado, Sc levantaron abundantes CO.
sechas de algodon, libra que por
primera veg Sc sembro en- estas tie
rras como por via de experimental
cion. V cuyos resultados han sido
muy satisfactorios.
\ esta ciudad Sc han traido las
primeras pacas de Ia RIGA libra, Ia
cue. segun opinion de los peritos, es
de la misma calidad que ell de la o
marca lagunera del Estado de Goa
hula. celebre en- todos los merca-
dos del mundo.
Varios extranjeros que vieron las
paras, quedaron muy complexities del
exito de la prueba, asegurando que
antes de unos cuantos meseS habra
grandes capitales d~isponibles para
Ia exploitation de la ley riqueza,
cuyo desarrollo dara a este Estado
un impulse mayor del que lie Ia i'm
preso sus ricos minerales.
No fue remoyido ell Juez Caivo
Los enemigos del Lie. Felix CAL
vo. a qlien por su rectitud e infle-
yibilidad en- el desempeno de us
funciones Sc ha tratado de arrojar de
esta ciudad. para sustituirlo con Il
de consigna, ACADIA de recibir I'm Off
clio de la Supreme Corte de Justicia-
en- el que Sc lie manifesto que no Sc
ra removido del juzgado primero del
ramo penal, tanto porque las q1ejas
presentadas en- su contra e de
Fundamental, como por haber encon-
trade aquella su]perioridad en- per
fecto orden Ia a~ctuacion del fun.
cionario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
PUDING DE PAPAS

CocidaS Seis papas sc amasan en-
81 mortcro ' vuelven a cocerSe en- un
POGO de Icche. dos c~ucharadas de
mantequiIla. canela en- polvo, mas
raspaduras dc las caras de un Il
mon = azUcar.
Cuando ha cSpesado Sc aparta del
fueyo Y Sc deia enfriar, asi que 10
est# Sc lc agrcgan ocho huevos bait
dos con una cucharadita de aqua de
azahar Y IN pedazo de panetcia mo-
Jade en- vino dulcc. Cuando eSta bIen
amasado Sc cchan en- la maSa a!men-
dras tostadas Y tiras de cidrl en- dull
rc. Sc ponc en- cl moldc, dejando!o
cocer en- homo ]modcrado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
PARA Conner BEN
PA.PAS \ Ia MAITRE D'HOTEL

Primero Sc cueceu las papas con
aqua ligeramentc Salada. Y cuando
10 cstan. Sc cortan en- rebanadas, Y
Sc echan en- una c~acerola, agregando-
les perejil bien picado Y m@rtequl!ia,
haciendose saltar 4 mcdida que sc
derrite Ia mantequilla, Y cuando va
10 esta, Sc anaden mas c~ucharadas
de caldo deSengTasadO Y Zumo de IL
mon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
PASTEL ~RESITANDINE

DoScientoS gramos de aZucar en-
polvo. 100 de manteca muy tresca.
10 de harira. 5 de almendras dull
ces. Y cuatro claraS lie hIevo.
Sc trabaia Ia mantcca con el aZu-
car hasta formar crema y sc anaden
las claras de hueyo batidaS Il punto
de nieve. ' per ultimo las almendras
trituradas.
Sc mezcla TODD. Sc vierte en- un
molde engraSado con manteca Y Sc
mace cocer a fuego moderado.
FL pastel debc estar dorado sin
J~oStarSe.
Sc puedc anadir un POGO de valnI-
In
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
Una escueIa mi!itar e n
Leon Springs

Los directories de n Escuela Mi
!itar Peacock" estabiecida desde
hace varios amos en- esta ciudad. han
obtenido dos mil acres de terreno
en- los lugarcS que ocuparon los CAM
pamentos militares de Leon Springs,
con el fin de construir en- aQuel ST.
ito IN ediiicio 4 !oude Sc trans!ada-
"a "a referjda Academia Miiitar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
OUIEREN QUE REGRESE Ell
OBISPO OROZCO Y
UMENEZ
Ia sido inuitado q Doiuer a
Guodalajara ell Obispo
desterrado por Disguez

GUADALAJARA. Jal;sco~ Febre-
70 1G.-En virtud de haber quedado
completamente arregiadc ell confllc-
to que surgi0 entire Ia lglesia de
esta ciudad Y el Gobierno del EsJa-
do, entire cuyos elementos sc nota
ahora una franco Y serena ammonia,
ell vicario capitular D. Manuel Alva-
RADIO telegrafi6 al senior Obispo Croz-
co V Jimenez. manifestandole Ia IN
veniencia de que cuanto antes Sc dl-
ria a esta ciudad j hacerse cargo
del Gobierno de Ia Mira.
Sc sabe aqui que ell senior Oroz-
CO V Jimenez Sc halla en- ID cludad
de Chicago. de los Estados Unidos,
siendo 10 mas probable, no obstante
ell llamado que Sc lie hace, que no
venga al pals juntamente o los de-
destierro. Y de quienes Sc hallan en- e!
destierro V de q~uienes sc dice QUE Sc
disponen va a regresar al pals.
S. construira una cslzada
En- las oficinas del Gobierno del
Estado Sc trata de hacer los ultlmos
arreglos para la construction de n
magnifica calzada para toda clase
de vehiculos que mira al pueblo dc
Cocula con Union de lula, poblacio-
mes ambas del sur de este Estado.
La mejora Sc debera a la iniciati-
va del mayor Agustin OIachea, jefe'
de las ~operaciones m;litares en- aQue-
la region, quien asegura CUE para
lograr I'm amplio desarrollo conner
cial en- ella solo hace falta ell CAM
no nacional dc que Sc trata, Y el que
So comenzara a construir en- estos
dias.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-02-27
Administrators Sale of Real Estate

In the matter of the Estate of c. W. Rice, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of the order of the Lonoke Probate Court, made on the 24th day of February 1919, I as administrator of the estate of c. W. Rice, deceased, on Tues day, the first day of April, 1919, between the hours Of 10 o'clock in the morning and 3 o'clock in the afternoon, will offer at the front door of the Court House in the town of Lonoke and coun- ty of Lonoke. Arkansas. at pub lie auction, for sale the following described real estate situated and being in Lonoke County Ar kansas, to-wit;-
 Nw4 sw4 Sec. 3, 1s-7w, 10 acres; NJ sw4 sw4 Sec. 3, 1s-7w, 20 acres, WI ne4 Sec. 1, 1s-7w, so acres; NJ ne4 Sec. 6, 1s-7w, so acres; Set net Sec. 6. 1s-8w. 10 acres.
 Terms of sale on three months credit, purchaser being required 10 give note and approved secur. ity.
 Ed Ray, Adm'r Administrator of the Estate of c. W. Rice, Deceased. 42-4t
The Carlisle independent., 1919-02-27

J.,H. Sims made business trip to Hazen Saturday.
 Miss Mary Zimmerman visit ed with relatives in Galloway Sunday.
 Miss Hallibess Proctor of Ha. zen spent Saturday in Carlisle with friends.
 Farris King has received his discharge from the army and has returned home.
 Jim Edmondson has removed with his family to route one Ha- zen where he will make his home for the coming season.
 J. Wheelock. state agent for the Southern Coal Company of Memphis was in the city Friday looking after interests. 
 The next number of the Lyce- um course will be the Cheney Concert Company. and will ap i pear at the High School audito rum Tuesday March II. This is a good one and you should make all arrangements to attend. About one more session of the legislature and administration like the last three we have had the state of Arkansas will be bankrupt. The people are being taxed to death now to meet the extravagancies that have been visited upon them.
 Presto Change" and Arkan- sas county was slipped out of this judicial district by lot of slippery sleight of hand perform CTS. The people of other parts of the district did not even get a glimpse of the magic wand used in the transmigration.
 A nice full line of paints and oils at the Arkmo Lumber Go.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-02-27
Mrs. P. o. Peterson and young

Mrs. P. o. Peterson and young son, Peter, Jr. arrived in Car lisle last Thursday afternoon to make their future home. Mir. Peterson has been here for sev- eral weeks ana has strengthened things up about his new home, the Crandall property on north Williams street. Our people are glad to welcome Mr. Peterson and family to our midst and hope they may never regret their coming.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-02-27
For Sale

One 50 h. P. stationary Nagle boiler. size 54x14 with 60 3" fiues. One 45 h. D. Nagle engine, size 10x15. One 50 h. P. station dry Adams boiler, size 54x12 I62 3" fues. One 45 h. D. Adams engine, size 11x14. One No. 6 Stamm and Scheele pump. One No. 5 Stamm and Scheele pump. One 32x54 J. I. case steel thresh ing machine, wind stacker, self feeder and recleaner. Also some one and 15-16 shafting. All of above in good shape. Come and see the above and get prices on same. Would trade part of the above on small tractor.
 B. L. Morris,
 42-tf Carlisle, Ark. Rt 5
The Carlisle independent., 1919-02-27

Mr. and Mrs. J. $. Bass visit ed here Sunday.
 -Buechiey is in receipt of his spring ginghamS.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Saunders were here Sunday.
 c. G. Reed transacted busi- ness in Lonoke Monday.
 s B. Parkin of Conway spent Sunday with homefolks.
 Mrs. Curtis Jones of Little Rock spent Sunday here.
 Mrs. c. Bourne of Little Rock, is a visitor here this week.
 Mrs. NJ. B. Erwin of Des Arc was a visitor here Sunday.
 c. s. Ayres of England was here Saturday on business.
 D. B. Perkins was a business visitor to Little Rock Monday
 Miss Mabel Wicklund spent the past week with homefolks.
 Nice assortment of spring oxfords and pumps at Buechley's
 Sgt John Ihert of Camp Pike spent Saturday and Sunday here.
 Mrs. Clara Tapscott spent the past week with relatives at Deca' tur, Ill.
 Mir. and Mns. Quay mblin and daughter visited relatives here Sunday.
 Mrs. E. F. Harrison left We'd nesday for a visit with Little Rock friends.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Koch left Tuesday for Little Rock for sev- eral weeks visit
 For pure Louisiana sugar house molasses, go to N. w. Young x Sons. 42-tf
 Mr. and Mrs. Otis of Lonoke were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Harrison over Sunday.
 Don't forget us when wanting onion sets and seed potatoes. AZ If N. W. Young X Son
 Miss Louise Waters of Cross Roads was here over Sunday the guest of Mrs. E. l.. White.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Euart and baby were the guests of rela- tives in England Saturday and Sunday.
 MesSrs. John Benson, J. w. Puryear and Frank Isbell were in Little Rock on road business Monday.
 Misses Hallibess Proctor and Mel! Cook took in the David War field performance at Little Rock Wednesday,
 Miss Clara Muzzy of Little Rock. was here ovei Sunday the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. B. D. Muzzy.
 While in Little Rock Mrs. Eli liott watched her sister-in law, Miss Minnie Elliott undergo an operation from which she is re- covering.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-02-27
C. E. Ellis made a business tlip to Lonoke Friday.

tlip to Lonoke Friday
 Your laying hens need lime and grit. For sale at Buechley g.
 F. L. Kraul of Danville. Illl nois has been spending several days here looking after interests.
 Mrs. M. J. Tufrentine went to Lonoke Friday to spend a few days with her daughter, Mrs. George Rule.
 Ed Ray. administrator of the c. w. Rice estate was in Lonoke Monday looking after business pertaining to same.
 Mrs. J. E. Elliott and son. James, went to Little Rock Fri- day to visit Dr. Elliott who is in hospital there for treatment
 The fur season will soon De over; bring in your fuds to N " Young & Son, they give you the best prices possible. 42 Il Miss Gertrude Waters, 0t Cross Roads, who visited with Mrs. E. l.. White oyer Sunday. left Monday for Lonoke, where she has a position.
 Gordon Elliott visited Eberts field Saturday and went to Little Rock in the evening and visited his father who is in a hospital and returned home Sunday at- ternoon.
 The regular meeting of s I. A will be held Tuesday. March i :, at 4 D. m. at school auditoriu 10. i. This will be an important meet ing and all members are request. to be present.
 A recent picture of the ex- crown prince shows him in wooden shoes. The world doubt less is ready to provide him at any time an overcoat of the same material.
 A. c T. Moore has moved to route one Hazen, where he will make his home during the com ing rice season. He ordered the Independent to follow him to fds new address.
 Chas DeCarlo of New Orleans arrived in the city Friday to as sist in handing the balance of the rice crop that has not been delivered Mr. DeCarlo was stationed here last season.
 Chas. E. Bennett was a visitor to Stuttgart Saturday. Mir. Ben nett bought a horse at the horse sale here on the 18th which was guaranteed to be in good condi- tion V hich died shortly after taking it home. He says the horse had not eaten anything be. tween the time of it's death and his arrival home with it. He thinks It died of some kind of poisoning and went to Stuttgart to see the parties from whom he purchased the animal and insist on their making the guarantee good.
 Good headway has been made on Dr. Callahan's new office building on Front street anu it is expected that he will be able to occupy same within the next thirty days.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-02-27
For Sale

Ore steam pumping plant. 160 h. D. boiler, 150 h. D. engine and other attachments all in good condition; apply to Chas. E. Ben nett, route ?, Carlisle, Ark.
 adv 42 2tp
The Carlisle independent., 1919-02-27
Piano For Sale

Thiery piano, good condition, almost new, value $500; will sell for S225 cash or $25O on terms of S10 down and S10 per month. Call or write Kirby Harness Go. Carlisle, Ark. adv 40-tf
The Carlisle independent., 1919-02-27
Wanted

To buy poultry of all kinds for which 1 will pay the highest market price.
 42 3t c. c. Perkins
The Carlisle independent., 1919-02-27
WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.

Advertisements under this head
 one cent per word for each in sertion; no ad taken for less than 9 cents. Set in black face type 10 cents per line each insertion.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-02-27
Surveying

When you want surveying oi any kind done, phone L. A. Shanafelt. All work guaranteed. 39 6tp adv.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-02-27
Announcement

We have moved our office and service station for Primm oil en zines and repairs from Boyay Bldg to Boyd Motor Bldg Stuttgart. Power Mfg Co.
 Al 2t R. B. White, Dist. Mgr.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-02-27
Seed Rice For Sale

Improved Blue Rose; a very good quality; hand picked in field. c. Heiss X Son, 39 f Carlisle
 adv
The Carlisle independent., 1919-02-27
Cedar Posts For Sale

We have just received car load of cedar posts which we will sell at a reasonable price. 26-tf Perkins Lumber Go.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-02-27
Seed Rice for Sale
Notice To Royal Neighbors

Meetings will be held the sec ond and fourth Wednesday after noons at two o'clock. Ali mem bers are requested to be present.
 Nellie Robbins, Al 2t Recorder
The Carlisle independent., 1919-02-27
Notice

Mrs. J. w. Hutson solicits your applications for fire, torna do and other inrurance. None but the best companies repre- sented. II 1t
The Carlisle independent., 1919-02-27
For Sale

Early Jersey Wakefield cab bage plants. 35c per hundred. 20 cents for 30; on sale at Krshka's store. Tomato and Nancy Hall potato plants in season. Barred Rock eggs, soc per 15; Park Strain.
 42-4tp Mrs. Albert Zimmerman
The Carlisle independent., 1919-02-27
Notice
Strayed

Strayed
 One span of fgOvernment mules one black horse mule, and the other brown and black mare mule. A liberal reward will be paid for return or information leading to the recovery of mules.
 Joe Guidos, 42-1tp Rt ?, Hazen, Ark.