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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12
Kramars Not In Cabinet.

PARIS, July l2--Advices received
here outlining the composition Of the
new Czeeho- Slocak cabinet headed by
NJ. Tusar, says that DR.. Karl Kram-
arr, the former premier. whose cab
met resigned recently, will not be a
member.
DR.. Bene, Is to retain the post OF
foreign minister.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-12
Francs euseted Freaties 81 Z
Civilization -DeIe ueeia1

-Four long, weary years Fraaeo
iorgh' to preserve world Liberty. The
battle ground was the home OF
thousands who lost all. Destitute and
homeless they must have help. Con.
tribute Thursday Iuly II. (Adv.y
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
RFr1RNS NTH HONORs

Washington. Jan 2f-Wearina three aecorations-t Distinguished Service medal. the Groix de Guefre and the Legion of Honor -tts h-aas. rewards for bravery that the tHite5 States and France can give, FiTza Lieut. Fred A. Tillman. sor of Con gressman Tillman of Arkansas, re- turned to Washington today after year and half of service in France. In addition 10 the medals Lieutenant Tilmau wears two service stripes on h.s lef, sleeve and q wound stripe up on hls right.
 He got his wound stripe, and in eidentaFy the wound at the same time he was cited for the Distinguish ed Service medal and the CroiX de Guerre. The citation for the D. s. O. which came from General Pershng, vas rendered for exceptional bray cry and gallantry on the field of ac- tion" and told how young Tillman, as an aerial observer for the field artillery. was shot down in No Mans Land; how Tilllman carried his pilot, whose leg vas shattered, back to his own lines, in hail of shells, himself suffering from bullet in the leg.
 At this time Tllman was flying with the French Escadrlle and the French government in recognition of his bravery bestowed upon him the Croix de Guerre.
 Lieutenant Tillman originally went to France as field clerk, but short ly afterward enlisted in the field artil- lery, where he was sent to the flying school for aerial observers. He par tictpated in the fighting at St. Mihel salient and several other places where where the fighting was severe. He now is stationed at Camp Maryland, 1 but expects to be discharged soon, when He NiF take UP his pre-war situation as secretary to his father So far as $ known here, Lieutenant Tillman is the only son of member of Congress who has been the reeip- tent of such variety of medals ot valor
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07

Many People here, especially the ol5er citizens, will learn with regret of the sudden death of ]. P. Woolsey at his home in Oklahoma City it 10 o'clock Monday night, January 27th. Death was the result of a stroke of paralysis. The deceased WAS q brother of Mrs Sam Sheltot # this place. and of Tol Woolsey who died in the early fall He was born and reared in Bentonville and left here some 1S or 20 years ago. He leaves a wife, two daughters and three sons, besides other relatives and host of friends The funeral was held at Oklahoma City Wednesday morning and iaterment made at that place BeAtonvillc Democrat.
 Hr Woolsey will be remembered by the older residents of Springdale, as he attended the school here in his younger days, his wife being a for mer Sprinadale girl, daughter of Frank Barr, deceased Mrs. L. P. Davis of Lowell, sister of Mrs. Wool seg. returned Saturday morning from Oklahoma City where she had been to attend the funeral
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
Ella Fletcher
 Minnie F.. Bow CTS Claudia Gosnell
ELM SPRINGS

Tom Pollards folks have the humps
 Gqy Baker and family visited rel atives at Brightwater Sunday.
 Jeff Brown and wife of Harmon spent Sunday with Arthur Steele and family.
 Mrs g ! Roper visited her moth er, Mrs. James Kelly on Osage Sat urday and Sunday
 Miss Clyde Collins and friend of Fayetteville visited at the home of Miss Zella Johnson Sunday.
 A number of the W. o. W. boys from Springdale attended the funeral of Frank Stanfield last Thursday
 Cliff Reed of Grove, Okla, came ur first of the week and bought fine driving horse from j. c Webber.
 Dollie Webster and Winnie Delozier who are attending the high school at Sprnedale spent Sunday with home folks.
 Milton Whittenbere arrived home last week from the training camp al Camp Shelby, Miss, having received his discharge.
 Misses Ava Delozier and ldena Hellstern went to Fayetteville Mon day where they wifi enter the Fayette- vile business college.
 j. C. Wasson, Homer Wasson and wife. and Mrs John Webster visited at Grove. Okla, the fore part of last week. they report the flu very bad out there.
 Frank Webster and son, Tom who lived here several years ago, but now live at Pege, Okla, are visiting friends and relatives here.
 Frank Stanfield, who with his fam fly left here a few weeks ago for Grown King. Ariz.. was killed Jan. 23 by coming in contact with an electric wire. he was handling a gas pipe and in some way let the upper end touch high power wire that was not in- sulated. l7000 volts passing through the body His wife and little girl ac- eompanied by Joe Saylor, Franks brotherinlew, brought his remains back here for burial They were in tered in the Elm Springs Cemetery Thursday afternoon The funeral was in charge of the W. 0. W. Lodge of which he was a member. He also belonged to the Masonic Lodge. He leaves wife and little girl about 6 years old, father, mother. two broth CTS and three sisters and large cir cle of friends to mourn his loss. Frank was & kind hearted, hard work ing boy, always ready to assist my one that was in need. The bereaved ones have the sympathy of the entire community
 Saopa.a-
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
AT THE CHURCHES
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Sunday School at e:45 a. m
 E. NJ. Bratton, Supt.
N F. CHURCH, SOUTH

NJ. r.. ' II | iNNil, Ao@ .. Sunday School at 9;45 a. m. Church at 1l:00 a. m
 Joint Sessions of the Epworth League at G:00 p. m, this program De- longs to the Intermediates, Miss liar riet Ewalt. Leader.
 Church at 7;00 ?. m.
 Boy Scouts Troop Nc. l, Monday FOO p. m.
 W. M. Society Tuesday at 2:3o p. m Prayer Meeting Wednesday p. m. Choir Practice Friday ' p. m. Please be exactly on time-Frlsco time-for all of these services. Will von not be A No. l" Methodist next Sunday? Teachers be ready! Ev- erybody onward and lover the top in our Great Centenary Drive for 2.0O0,000 praying Methodist and l. GOO .00O tithers and $35,000,0o0 to make better world
 F. W. Faulkner, Pastor. |. Minute Centenary Speakers For The
 Week.
 i. W. NJ. s. speaker selected by the Pres. Mrs. Boyer for Tuesday 2:3t D. m.
 ?. For S. S. Feb. 3, Wilson Card we'll
 ,. For League Feb 6, 6:15, Miss Ora Bennett.
 1. For Sunday night 7:15, Rev. H C. Hankins.
 H. J. Saunders. Lay Leader
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
~ OAKLAND

W, E. Wilkerson has sold his farm to lady in Kansas.
 There is quiet an improvement on the roads near George Eidson's place Mr. (. E Weatherly and Mir. Y. E. Wilkerson have taken the contract of building r R. Ivey's store.
 MT and Mrs. c. E. Weatherlv and little grandaughters of Colo. are visiting F. A. Graue and family.
 MT and Mrs. Chas. Graue of Colo and little son, Ward are visiting their parents, Mrs. and Mrs. F. A. Graue
 The community was made sad by the death of one of our neighbors boys, who passed away January 31. The remains were laid to rest at Dur ham. John Masters was we'll thought Of. Mr. Masters and family have tho sympathy of the entire communitss<.
 Blue -
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all the friends and neighbors who in any way aided us turing the brief stay of our dear one Henry C. Badgley, in Spring dale God bless all who in any way aided during his sickness and death.
 Mrs. Henry C. Badgley.
 Hubert A. Badgley
 Mrs. Jennie F. Halpin
 Mrs. Nelma 0. Harrod.
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
SPRINGDALE'S CITY DI.
 RECTORY.

The city directory of Springdale has been is- sued, and persons de- string copies can secure same by calling al the establishment of Nix CallisOn Undertaking Company. Price $50. The directory contains a complete list, arranged alphabetically of every family in Springdale, the rural mail routes, al- so directory of Tonti- town and the Lowell ru- ral mail routes. As a book of reference it is invaluable. Don't fail to secure at once as the edition is limited.
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
NJ. E. CHU RC H.

Sunday School 9:45 a. m, C. A. Sines. Supt
 Join in with the Supt. and teachers to make Sunday the best day of the year for the Sunday School" Preaching at II a. M and ' p. m. Let Sunday be a go to Church day , 4n increase in the congregation each Sunday looks hopeful.
 Yoa are invited to attend all ot these services.
 T W Shinlev. Pastor
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
lst door west of OWnbey' :
 Drug Store.
SOf A.

Mrs Homer Stone visited at Elm Springs Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. France Johnson is real sick with=a relapse ofthe fla. Wash Donaldson of Okla, k visit ine Lee Donaldson of this place. There was preaching at this place Sunday.
 Grandma CIeer has been sick but is better no0
 Uncle Tom Roberts is real sick at ths writing.
 Mr Daref Everette of Mayfield is visiting Walter Donaldson. Mrs D (. Thurman is recovering from an attack of humps. Mrs Viii Cannon visited at May field last week.
 Charley Donaldson of Springdale visited lsinfolks of this neighborhood last week.
 Mrs. Johnson and son of Mayfield visited alr. ant Mrs. Merl Johnson last Friday week ago. Roy Roberts and family moved to Maskoeee, okla Mr. and Mrs. Roberts will be greatly missed in this neighbofhood.
  The pie supper at Sonora brought about thirty-three dollars. The pro- ceeds being turned over 10 Mack Car ter for the benefit of the singing school which will been tonight
 Sunbeam.
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07

We are contracting toma- to acreage for 1919 season at l5c per bushel. See ]. O. Nelson or get contracts at The Leader, Famous Hard ware Co., C. NJ. Phillips Feed Store. We furnish field crates without cost to our growers. Will not take any tomatoes that are not con- tracted.
 l1-2t Nelson Canning Co. Phone l12.
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
FARMERS ATTENTION

FARMERS ATTENTION
 Do you want Federal Farm Loan?
 The Land Bank has plenty of money and wants to lend it. Interest rate 5iz per cent.
 There will be a Land Bank Appraiser here soon, so get y0ur application in AT ONCE so he can ap- praise your property.
 Get your application blanks from J. ". C.. Becker Sec. and Treas. Springdale N. F. l.. \. l2-lt
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07

In the n ehaneery Court of W,... ton County, Arkansas. "a'ail NOTICE OF PFTITIoy po
 TITLE. F''il
 NOTICE IS HEREBY erp, " " Il, ,,. Holland. has this day fil.s s the office of the Clerk of fs1 ts. t'lsa s eery Court of Washington roa.. sa,l Arkansas, his petition assertins sg12l T2 to the following Lands in Ws,t.s s ias ton County, Arkansas, and ssollas sasir4 to the Court 10 establish and fen.s fs,.a.. quiet and confirm his titIe :. ,'''.s same ' sV tis The Southwest Quarter ot ;, Soul Southwest Quarter fSWl. of S s' sWi4) of Section %; the sog,s 9i ~, a, Quarter of the Southeast ,,s, op,-a esEHof the sEr Of Section sI''s sa \ Northeast Quarter of the North '.... Quarter lNEl. of the NEAl If s. ton 3l Part of the Wl.of the NIT of Section 30, beginning at h. q Corner of said 40. and running tb.,e North 3o2 Feet; thence west ',,. @ point on a direct line drawn from <. NE Corner to the sW Corner of ~ 10, thence Southwest with saiJ T,. to the sW Corner of said 70. tss,. Fast 80 Rods to the beginpipg , acres more or less: Part Of tbe SPg of NFF4, and part of the NEl. ot |. Si l,, of Section 30, being all of aa last Two named 10 acre tracts ey.s4 the following Beginning at the .ss ter of the Creek on line IS Ros more or less South of the SE Come of the SEE of NE4, thence in a NV Direction to the " Line of last Dana 10 in center of creek about l6 Pd, North of sW Corner of sad lat named 10; Thence North to the yE Corner of said last named 70; tbehp East to Section Line; thence SoaR to the beginning, containing 46 ags [ more or less, Part of the VI: Of ths SEl See. 30 and part of the NW4 of NEt4 Sec 31, beginning at h. NE Corner of sad VIZ of SE4 & 30, and running thence West TWeag five (25) Rods and Nineteen ils Links; Thence South Forty-three ts3 Chains and Twenty-Five t25l Lin Thence East Twenty-one t2li Ro4 and Sixteen tl61 Links; Thea South Thirty-two (32l Rods; Thens West Twenty-one f2n Rods and S1. teen (l6l Links; Thence South Ihi' ty-fiye (35) Rods; Thence E& Twenty-Five (25) Rods and Ninetsa tl9l Links, to the SEE Corner of a1 NWl4 of NEt of Sec 3l; fhens North 60 Chains to the place Of be ginning, con aiming by estimate Acres
 All persons claiming any lnieres
  in said Lands are notified to appear in said Court within Six Weeks, atia the publication of this Notice and show cause why the title of the 'aa W. II. Holland, should not be que'a and Confirmed.
 Witness my hand and seal oi N said Court, this 9th Day of Jan 'I'
 ]. L. Davis Clerk of the Washington lna1''A Court.
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
HERE AND THERE

Re-. Gibson recently of Oklahoma and who lives on the ] F Harris place east of Springdale, will preach at Shiloh Primitive Baptist Church next Sunday at l1:00 a. m
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

Whereas the Heavenly Father in his infinite wisdom has seen fit to call from OUT midst our beloved sister, Miss Maude Easterly, and whereas this Chapter has lost useful and de- voted member. therefore be 1t resolved by Springdale Chapter No. 158, O. E. s. that while We bow in humble sub mission to the will of Him who doeth all things well, yet we deeply mourn the loss of our honored sister and eX- tend to the bereaved relatives the sympathy of this chapter; and be it further resolved that these resolu= tions be spread upon the records of this chapter, and that a copy thereof be presented to the Springdale News fer publication and copy sent to the brother of the deceased
 This the 4th day of February 1919 Committee
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07

The buildings erected on the cam pus of the University at Fayetteville bv the government for use in training students for the military service will be sold at public sale February <.
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
AUGI0NEER

am licensed auetioHeer. and am prepared to cry s;des n this section for the public PHONE POI. Will give eeompt, reliable service
 T. Ii. McCORKHH L. If. Springdale, Ark
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07

Ie Fox arrived home a few days ago from Fort Sill. Okla, having been granted his permanent discharge. Like practically all the other boys who have been in the service Lee re- turns home much improved physically.
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07

Iaay Washington County people eill learn with regret of the death of br II L. Routh, which occurred sud- IeaIy recently of heart failure at Ot- ass5. Mich. where he and Mrs Routh were visiting Deceased was about za .~a"rs nf-ase. and number Of years resident of Washington 79unty, bet ia recent years has made his home in Boone County. He was tw.ee married, and is survived by two children by his first marriage, Br. Charles NJ Routh and Mrs. N II. Lewis, both of whom reside at liar risan. Dr. Routh was an old Con fe1erate soldier and was always q prominent figure at the reunions held .houghout this section
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION DUES

The ladies of the Cemetery Associa- tion have asked The News to announce that beginning with the present year the annual dues will be $1 50, instead of $1.00 as heretofore This in- crease is made necessary by the ad- dtional expense required to maintain the work at the cemetery. Labor and everything is costing more than for merly, and the ladies cannot continue their good work unless the members and those interested are willing to pay the increased dues.
 The people of this community owe much to the good women who so un- selfishly devote their time and ener- gies to caring for Bluff Cemetery and making 1t such beauty spot We can all best show our appreciation by paying these increased dues promptly and cheerfully when called upon. and The News feels sure that everyone will do SO.
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07

$. H. Brokerage Co.,, op- posite Jones X Son. Buy sell and repair furniture. Collect and deliver laundry. I1-tf.
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
FRISCO TIME CARD
South Bound
MARK EFT REPORT
Thursday. Feb. 6. 1919

Following is the local market. ae- eording to local dealers on Thursday morning. Allowances must be made for any rise or decline according to dale products are offered
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07

1lr. and Mrs Watson left Saturday
 for Muskogee Okla. where they have purchased property and will faake their home there. They have two daughters residing in Muskogee.
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07

Phone IFS for More Egg Tonic. Guaranteed to make hens lay On sale at Mabry's Grocery Store.
 39-tf R. Ralston.
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07

New stock, best quality. prices right If you want wall paper see
 PARROTT X TOWNS
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
smith X Banks Insurance Agency represents only old line companies. 38-tf

FOR SALF-Hiawatha Incubator
 POO egg capacity price Sl05e0 Also big work mare at bargain. Phone S12F31 41-2t # N Ruet.,,4,
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
APPROPRIATION FOR ROADS IN
 CREASED.

Fayetteville, Feb 3.-The Advisory Board and State Highway Gommis- sion has granted an additional -ap preparation of $50,0o0 to Washing ton County for highway purposes, making a total of $100,o00 state and Federal aid, according to W ] Key holds Who returned Sunday from Lit tie Rock where he went as county representative of the District High way Commission.
 Engineers are now at work on grades and are perfecting an estimate of the total cost of the highway which will extend on line south connecting with Crawford County Improvement District. to Madison County. on line east connecting with the road from Springfield, Mo, through Eureka Springs and Huntsville said MT. Reynolds today, thereby making d through hard-surfaced road from St Louis to Paris, Texas, from north to south ntersecting highways in a number of places and thereby con necting Washington County with hard-surfaeed roads throughout the middle west
 Details of a project of this kind are many and having to conform to regulations prescribed by federal laws, makes the preliminares prior to actual construction laborious and delayed" continued Mir. Reynolds, but the Commission thinks the high way should be in process of con struetion within from to months. 7"
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07

C. MeAndrew, president of the Benton County National Bank and well known resident of Bentonville, will move to Rogers about the first of March to take charge of a hotel which he recently traded for at that place.
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07

Look up your expiration of your insurance policies and see Smith & Banks about rates for renewal. Possibly we can save you money. 3s-tf
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
HOGS WANTED
Thousand head feeder hogs. 42-tf. Johnson X Phillips.
ILL KINDS OF BONDS.

EARLE W. HODGES and N. HICKS
 MALLORY AGENCY
 Phone Main 5a76, 3fs-319 s20 -32I Boyle Bldg, Eltt5e Rock, Ark. will buy your Liberty Bonds at the high est mark prices for cash. or assist you to carry them Write wire or phone
 o
 FOR sALE-Baied Hay and Oats Phone l64 II. W Johnston. am now empioyed at Muskogee. Oklahoma, and if there is any basi= ness matter l haze overlooked or forgotten in springdale my adlr ss k l2s. F Blv3a Muskogee. 0kIa. t2-1t pd \. (. Watson.
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
FOR SALE OR TRADE-one For

and one Velie Six, both touring ears in good condition See,
 Chas Henson
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
IMPORTANT NOTICE

A number If the accounts and notes doe the Christian Estate remain Qn- settled We have been as patient as anyone could expect and the time has arrived when We must have some sort of settlement II you can't pay all yeu eve at least pay q part Be q payer
 3a-tf. J Wesley Phillips.
 For wall paper see Parrett X Towns doors e5st If Arcade fo- tel 39-tf.
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07

At the meeting of the city council Tuesday night H. L. Mcdonald was elected city treasurer, succeeding ehas. II Hewitt, who resigned on ac- count of i'll health Mir. Hewitt con templates a trip to Rochester, Minn., at an early date to consult the eminent specialists at that place
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07

Mr and Mrs. ]. R. Ward of Fay ettexille were last week advised of the death of their son, Boyd Ward, from bronchial pneumonia in hospital in France. He was with the 107th Inf, and was sent overseas the latter part of August
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
Socrates
FROM SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. s8.

The School Improvement Associa- tion of Accident School District. Nc. d3, Southeast of Lowell had pie supper last Friday night Jan 3l. The proceeds amounting to mere than S30. The Association Is in eSod finacial condition having more. Nhan $50 at present. seEy
 Ruti 2 ~. of s 4
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07

C. Phillips of this place has recently bought of the Kelly-Granger Lumber Go. of Eureka Springs about 5000 acres of pne timber land situ- ated about fifteen miles south of Eu- reka Springs. l. is estimated that there are about 40,000,00o feet of pine timber on this land d-Fayetteville Democrat
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
 NOTICE

Have just returned from Hot Springs. have fully regains/ my health. Am ready to cry you5 ysales See me at the Arcade HoI kl. or phone 9. 42-tf N. A. Rice, Auc ioneer
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
ON SALE

ON SALE,
 Car load of Irish Cobbler potatoes at M. F. Lear's Pro- duce store, will sell by the sack. price right. 3S-tf A. J. Phillips
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
W1DSII0HI

Poland China Boar and Red Bull for service.
 Frank Reed
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07

Our idea ef a rich man is one who doesn't have to wait till pay day to get haircut
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07
money
FOR EXCHANGE-A well improved

FOR EXCHANGE@A we'll improved I6o acre farm eight miles county seat, Custer County, Okla. 80 acres in cultivation. 1 room frame house, barn we'll and pump. Price S35.o0 per acre Will exchange for farm in Washing ton or Benton County.
 4l-4t-pd. L j. Holloman f51o Geassen, Oklahoma City, Okla FOR SALE-Thoroughbred young Angora nannies, not reg.
 42-2t +. NJ. Greenwood
 Sioam Springs. Ark.
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07

+. (. Johnson, son of ]. S P John se4. former resident of Springdale, committed suicide in Little Rock re ee4sly by taking poison No reason has been assigned for his act. De- ee. sed was resident of Fort Smith. beng travelling salsman for a wholesale house of that place The remains were inferred Saturday in Evergreen Cemetery at Fayetteville.
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07

We are informed that Max A James. son of Sam James of Maysville vicinity was recently married at Fort Riley, Kan. where he is station ed with the army, to a very wealthy young lady who is engaged in Red Cross work. and whose home is in Chicago -Gravette News Herald
The Springdale news., 1919-02-07

West & Son have ear of ch0ns que to arrive Saturday Prices right. Come n and see us.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-08
LANGUAGE is
MOST POPULAR AM
ONG THE JAP
ANESE

Tokyo-English is the most pop
ular language at the Tokyo School Of
Foreign Languages as out of the 1,
957 graduated since the institution
was established twenty two years ago
39s studied English, $40 Chinese,
2S5 Russian, 275 French, 273German
16O Spanish. 100 Korean, 40 Italian,
81 Hidustani, Is Malayan, 11siamese
and 8 Monaghan The shcool was
first planned as part of the Tokyo
Higher Commercial School, but short
ly because an independent institu-
ton with Baron Kanda as director.
His son-in-law, Mr.. Ibaragi, now hold
that position. Boys who have comp
leted middle school, correspondence
to the high schools of the United st
ates, and who pass the entrance ex-
aminations are eligible. The Japan
Advertiser says that this school aft
ords barometer of the estimate
In which various foreign countries
are held by the younger generation.
pointing to the fluctuation of the
number of those desiring to study Rus
sian after the Russo Japanese war.
and German since the great war be-
gan.