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Apparently convinced that his reason for quarreling with me was of little importance, now he sought a bigger one.
 You looked like the mischief tonight" he said, ungraciously. "All the other women were in evening dress, but you had to ap- pear with that confounded thing on!"
 My face flushed as his words re- minded me of what l had worn. l had chosen for a very good req son, a semidecollette gown with sleeves that came just below the elbows. It was pretty filmy thing, brand new, and l had been quite sure when l dressed that 1 looked all right. Most certainly l should not have thought that looked like the mischief.
 "Oh, weren't you satisfied with my appearance I retorted. What pity" 1 was sarcastic as ! meant to be. Any man would have said that.
 Crlttenden's face wrinkled in a suppressed fury at my answer. am sure that had be known what more could say, he would have been willing, regardless of his war-llke frame of mind, to leave the field to me. But he was un- warned and unarmed. He rushed into a debacle.
 "No, was not" and be care ful what you say, young woman," he said, threateningly. q was nothing less than humiliated by your dress. It was outrageous"
 "Surely not so bad as all that, my dear," I returned, sweetly. Besides, if you must know, you are responsible for what I wore
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COTTON MARKET IS QUIET, |RRECULoR
 IN DAYS SESSION

New York, Dee. 22.-Thc cotton mar kct was generally quiet and irregular during today's trading. The general list closed steady net unchanged tU .@,5 points lower.
 First prices were A0 points higher on December which scld up OH the call while other months opened mrhanGc l tc IS points lower in response to d'S- appointing cables and sold off dnrlhi the carly. trading Rallies followed on covering and Liverpool buying of Jan- uary but the market weakened during the afternoon under New Orleans liuuidation and scattering selling in spired by the easier turn in the stock market and advance in call money rntcs, some months made new lows for the day in the late tradns In o,,imo T%m if was reported that the trade there would call heavy margins on open hnsi- ness carried over the Christmas h"ll- l,1y
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By k KATHLEEN FOX

sion over his face crept into his eyes. He was thinking hard but could not get the answer.
 Il can not" he exclaimed.
 l stood with my arms folded, leaning against the dressing table. l was calm perfectly at east re- gardless of his threatening atti- ments to the situation, enjoying in tude, l turned in my mind ele- merits of the situation enjoying anticipation Crittenden's utter rout when l chose to let loose the full force of my unanswerablel unassialable argument.
 And then, remembering another occasion similar to this one when he had learned something to his sorrow and remorse, l wondered if I should protect him from it. At the moment, loving him as I did altho he was ruthless | wavered, inclining toward silence to give him the shelter he did not deserve. But no, he would not let me protect him.
 Il make you tell-yOu Ve got to explain" he growled, and start ed toward me, his hands in front of him and opening and shutting.
 I measured him, up and down, cooly. Now, indeed, I could tell him, all thought of saving him gone from my mind.
 "No need to use force. my dear Crittenden,' 1 said. "This is the reason why I did not wear a sleeve less evening gown.
 Then I rolled up the sleeve above the elbow. exposing to his view the bruised flesh where his fingers had clutched and all but torn it. Without another word to him, l went to bed.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans Dec. 22.-Prlce chan-, os in cotton today were not wide and the net results on the close were losses of five to 12 points Liquidation from the long side was mainly responsible for the small declines Of the day while whatever stcadincss the market had was due to quick stopping of Deccm- hcr notices and the export movement ni G9,311 bales. Around the opening the most active months were four to seven points up.
 This was the last notice day for De ccmhcr and tenders of 2,JOO bales ap- pcarcd. The selling appeared to come mainly from traders on the long sinc who wanted to even up over the holidays.
 The early advances in foreign OK change rates helped the market rccov"r from it's first declines but no aggrcS- sivc buying was based on this or any othnr fon turn of tln InN
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BASKET BALL FRIDAY:

The basket ball game Friday night between the Y.. M. c. A. team and the Hot Springs Athlet- ic association at the high school gym promises to be of more than ordinary interest, as the two teams have been playing snappy ball this year and the contest will see the
 teams probably evenly matched. As a preliminary to this game the
 Pine Bluff High school will play
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago. Dec. 22-Corlt prices had a downward slant today chiefly as a result of increased receipts and of pros poets of larger crop movement soon. The market closed steady at the same with January 1.36 1-2 to 1.36 3-4 and May 1.3;. !-S to 1.33 3-4. Oats gained 1-2 to 1 IS cent. In provisions tue outcome ranged from 90 cents decline to 5O cents advance.
 omre noticeable at the outset than dur ing the later trading The reason for this difference lay in the fact that q considerable portion of today's arrivals could not be inspected in time ot be come a burden on value.
 Oats were strengthened by reports that other markets has sold 2OO,OOO bushels to the scabOard.
 Announcement of big exports for the week made provisions average higher.
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MYTH WON'T RESIGN.

Rome, Sunday, Dec. 21.-The small majority obtained by the in the chamber of deputies today, when the order of the day expressing confidence in the ministry was carried by a vote of PAP to 216 will not, 1t Is believed, cause the Nitti cabinet tt
 resign. It is considered however, that the narrowness of his marg n will cause the premier to make
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Inwden Attacks
 Communism and Socialist Rule

New York, Dec. 22'-uoV' ri"nN
 a Lowden of Illinois, candidate for the republican presidential nomination, in an address here to- night, attacked socialism and cum cum
 munism. The futility ot these doctrines, he declared, was ampls ,,roved by results of the attempt a ,. pf f the Pilgrim Fathers to louitu nan' e a.;a1;stic od community, altho con l s;t;ons SGGlH at Plymouth Rock favored Sueaking su, at the New EngG1ama Gan societv forefathers' dinner ;,;tis. HGs' 9ov,vIs 9'"Dden also criticized the 'lnltia- Iowae.t 10" areferendum @ and recall as m, m slve snn1;cable catI to the larger ni1e;n' modern apt.A'H state' He declared the F pllsflnas sl'ns had found it necessary to .on,!e. @ . ,,au ..sa,,+ Ao n,,re democracy by repre- planst lpEa,4st;ye p government the, moment en,. the community grew to"o',ueniently. LOO ler ;ts ;tss members to meet conVet1le''els the ey. He 1ie further argued from 4hat 5ne the the ne .;ances of the Pilgrims that ..ae ,ia inc individual workers; s;.Il must te his is mer- warded in proportion ,ahor LJ n'' must it's, that organia'Sd a'sn Whereby ,aDus 4'l the Worn a,.;or orc worker shall have a iars 'sd supei,ue es.a,vard than the stacker, amd a,d management gE aea of ft aeeount sasss as one of tse RS li1s indispensable eps s factors of pro- duction. ,,,or said the trend towsrd wori capitalization ai Tf Washington a,i ton she shellso government but thai sn'S sad sn states shir,se. shirk,ssd. thalr ,1snn ldsfdl the federal
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AGENTS WANTED

,nu ATTIC PAINTING AND 1T inco,uting. Detroit Auto Paint somnnny. ~ Twenty years eXpe:l- |ee in o.DI .n 1O-16tf
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To All Property owners Within Pay ing District No. 47 (Nalnnt-OlYeJ Strnnt Pavement.
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l2.a. 9 l623.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
To the Landowners of Property |
 Road Improvement District No. l.

To the Landowners of Property il Road Improvement District No. li4 Jefferson County, Ark.
 You are hereby notified that the assessors of said Road Improvement District No. II, Jefferson County, Ark < appointed for the purpose Of making a new assessment of benefits accfulns to the real property within the lims it's of the said road improvement dis1 trict in conformity with decree of thd Jefferson Chancery Court of date No3 vembcr 20, 1919, an in conformity with instructions of the Board of Comlnls4 sions of said road improvement dis trict, have filed with the Board ol Commissioners of said distrlct, tht,f assessment of benefits, as affecting a!s lands, railroads, tramroads, telegraph lines, telephone lines, pipe lines antS rights of way within said distrlctF which lands are described as followsa
 All Of sections 1, ,, 6, ', 5, 2, loI t1I sections 2S and 30, in Township ' south of range $ west. All of sections 1 to 30 inclusive ana the west half of section 36 in towns ship {, south of range 9 west. i All of sections l, :, II, l2, l3 II, S-l ali that part of sections 3 I, 10, 15; 1ts 21, :,:, and 3i lying north and east, of the Arkansas River. in township T south of range 10 west M All of sections 7, ;, 4, D, o, [. 9, 'H
 10, l6, 17, IS, 19, 20, 21, 2S, 2o, 50, aE }2 and 33 the north half of section 1lF the northeast quarter and the wesA half of section 15 and the Fish LaKta Subdivision, in township south oS range 9 west. H
 Ali of sections 1, ?, II, 12, 13. 14g and 3G, and all that part of section@ g. 10, 15, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 27, 34 and 3'a lying north and east of the Arkansas River, in township f south of range lei west All of section 4, the northwest qu1ri ter of section 9, and all that part oS sections ,, 6 and $ lying north ana east of the Arkansas River, i'll townd shin 5 south of range 9 west
 All of that part of sections aH4 ? lying north and east of the Arkansa5 River, in township south of range ta west.
 Being all of the lands in said dia] | trct, lying and situated ill JeffersoN County, Ark, and all railroads, tranH roads, telegraph lines, telephone linesl pipe lines and rights of way situateE in or on any of said lands in said didl trict. All landowners and parties aHs gricved by reason of said asscssmenf are hereby notified to appear bcfora the Boaru of Assessors, sitting as Board of Equalization, at 10 o'cloci { q. m., on the 31st day of Decemb.1I 1919, at the office of Caldwell, Trtn. lett & Ross, in the City of Pine BlufA Ark. for the purpose of having ailx wrongful or errOncoRs assessment coQ
 c. NJ. PHILPOT, President,
 Board of Commissioners,
 | Road Improvement District No.
 Jefferson County, Ark. | 12-0- -1G- 23-::}0
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DIVIDE LEBAUDY MILLIONS

Mineola, N. Y., Dec. 22.-Mrs Marguerite A. Lebaudy, who killed her husband, Jacques Le- baudy, "emperor of the Sahara" ;" at their Long Island country home 9 year ago, consented today to di- vide his millions with his sister Countess Maria Theresa Jeanna Lebaudy de Sels of Paris.
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LARGEST DRYDOCK.

Boston, Dec. 22.-The common wealth drydock, largest of it's type on the Atlantic coast and capable of accommodatin gthe largest yes sel afloat, was placed in commits sion here today. The battleship Virginia was selected for the dis tinction of being the first to test the dock. The dock cost the state $3,000,000. It is 1,170 feet long and IA feet 9 inches deep. The depth over the sill at low water is 35 feet
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WANTED TO RENT

l
 1918 Dodge touring $775.0O, one 1917 [oaSe touring $675.OO; one 1917 Dodge Parlng $500.00 one model N Hupmo. ,e' ne i, oyerhauled, new top. repaintedl na 1sl dG nas excellent tires, bargain at MSU0; one little six Paige, over |suled, new battery, new paint, good uy at $7O0.00: one Chevrolet touring,
 painted at $275.00; one 1918 Chevro.
 touring at $375,OO; one sport model sauuebaker .utba six, driven less than 6,O0O
 aes, finished in Cadillac blue, q Iargaln "ng;il at $S50.OO; one 1917 Velie 6, yUutailg, yOaa motor overhauled, repainte'l, Iooa top at $625.0O; one Cadillac tour F| 1sr, ,ssp.U, Al shape; one Stoddard IsS'on ss touring. S1N.O0. All the above |srs ars can be purchased for onc-third (asa down, and balance in 10 monthly 1i ii1Melts. Ms. McGehee Motor Sales Co.,, F11 S.~NSSsst1 vest Barraque St. Phone 604. yaAlNTEn TO BUY A STANDARD
 sn sAe talking machine in good condi
 %a' cheap for cash. Phone S6O 12-12.ct
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DEFENDS NEUTRALITY.

Fl Paso, Tex, Dec. 22.--Loss of economic independence would have been the result for Mexico if that country had entered the world war on the side of the allies, ac- cording to Luis Cabrera, secretary of the Mexican treasury, in an in- terview published in Excelsior of Mexico City.
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The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Bank Clerks Investment company will be held in the directors room of the Ma tional Bank of Arkansas, Pine Bluff, Ark, on January IA, 1920 at o'clock p. m. for the purpose of electing directors and the transaction of any other business that may properly come before said meeting.
 V. D. WEBB,
 Secretary and Treasurer Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. S. 1919. 1O fpoo
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government for assistance in times of stress.
 He praised Governor Coolidge and the people of Massachusetts for their action during the police strike in Boston and said that the municipality must learn to gov ern itself when lawlessness ap- pears.
 'Its Chamber of Commerce and other civic organizations, instead of meeting to pass resolutions call- ing for troops, should organize themselves into defensive forces and offer their services to the peace officers of their city to up- hold the law" he said.
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E. ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis, Dec. 2o.-Hogs. .o1, ,0M steady. Top 14.30: bulk 14.O6He3; heavy 13.9OM14.3O: medium 13.5OM14.2j;
 Cattle, 1000: steady to q cents higher. Choice heavy steers 17.23Nf 1875: medium 7.0OM17.OO: common S..J 0 1O75: choice lights 13JlM20.75; com. mon S.0Om15.0O: butcher heifers 6.5OM1 16.OO: cows 6.50M12.OO: canners 4-75N7 G.25: calves 115OM14.OO: feeders 6.JO@ n1oOO stockers 6250I1O.50.
 Sheep. 16.O0O: steady to 90 cents higher. Lambs 14.O0G17O0; culls 1000 13.s0; yearling wethers 11.5OM14.W; choice ewes G25019.25; culls 5000 300
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23--. LEGAL NOTICES
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 NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 To All Property Owners Within Paw ing District No. 47 (Nalnut-OllFeJi Street Pavement Please take notice that the Board or Improvement for Paving DSlflcL No' v of the city of Pine Burr, AfEah1 SIS. is preparing to pave Walnut stfec4 from sixth avenue to Ninth aYentlc Ninth aycnuc from Walnut street to Olive street, Olive street from Nlhth. avenue to Twentieth avenue, ant Tenth avenue, Eleventh avenue. IWell1 th aycnuc apd Thirteenth avenue lfpul Walnut street to Laurel street. You are hereby notified that al eN1 cayudons for the purpose oi layins down water, gas and sewer serVlce hines or coudutS to your propoftipjg thereof, must be made before January 1, 1920. .,.,.,,.. As tho law prohibits any persons from tearing up or cxcayating q paVHiA street after tho pavement is compieted' il is necessary that every propcrtM owner make all desired water, gas aIlu sewer connections before the pavement on these streets Is begun.
 II. C. FOX
 Q. G. BLACKWELL
 T. J. COLLIER
 Board of Improvement TOT
 Paving District No. 47 6sl
 the city of Pine Bluff, Ar
 kansas. 12-2 3 1923.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the National Bank of Arkansas of Pine Bluff, Ark, will be held in the directors room of said bank in the city of Pine Bluff on Tuesday, January 13 1920, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 12 (noon), for the pur- pose of electing directors to serve for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the said meeting.
 c. II. TRIPLET"T.
 President. Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 8, 1919. 12-9-1mn
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= ,o1s FORD TOURING CAR. SEE Y i II Adams, or phone II. 1l-1ltf
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1905 POUNDS OF PORK, s3.

4 Joe Davis, colored, took "a swat at old H. c. l.. by growing three hogs at his home, in West Vau- zine street. Davis, who is em- ployed at Bellwood cemetery, pro duced 1905 pounds of pork at cost of $30-less than three cents a pound.
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Children scoot to Reap an Crawford's Saturday, Dec. 20.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will ask of tue Arkansas state legislature. which will convene in special session in the city of Little Rock, Arkansas, on January 26, 1920. the passage, of an act creating road necessary territory, for the purpose of building and maintaining I hard surface road from the town of Humphrey. Ar kansas, or some point therein. in a north-westernly direction, following the already established county dirt road, through Roberts township to d point where said road enters Lonoke county or some point near thereto.
 The act will also provide for the building of laterals if it is deemed necessary.
 V. D. HARLAN,
 and other tax payers. Humphrey, Arkansas, Dec. 20, 1919. 12 23 33D---1-6- 13-202J
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SPECIAL, BARGAIN.

room house NIJ TtOfgla SITFei, larger than most five room hosues; s rooms are 16x16, the other room Exit. with bath room, closet, pantry, out side store room. This house is Il. fine repair and just one block from care line and four blocks from Main street and Union depot. Price S2SOo, one half cash, balance terms.
 TOM BLODGETT, Phone 26lo.
 1D-ol -Dt
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WARNING ORDER
Case No. 139S.

Case NO. I.YDS
 In the Chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas. .-Roactta Norris, plaintiff vs. Lloyd I. Norris, defendant, The defendant, Lloyd l Norris is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff, Rosetta Norris.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court. this lst day of Decem- her, A. D. 1919.
 $. r. yAULN, Clerk. (SeaD--12-2-91 16- 23-30. -
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BONDED GRAIN.

New York. Dec. 222.-The visible sup ply of, American and bonded grain shows the following changes: Wheat. decreased 1,9S400O bushels. Corn. increased 211,OU.
 Oats, decreased 542,OO0.
 Rye. increased. 416.OO0.
 Barley, increased 279,OO0.
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London Seeking
 Solution of Her
 Telephone Problem

Lima, o, Dec. 20.-London,, England, is coming to the United States to have it's telephone prop- Ii Iems solved. London's phone serv- ice has been notorious and leadmg newspapers have been conducting
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. 26. Walnut and Olive Streets

The tax books for the collection { erty in paving district --o.. 26 In tl city of Pine Bluff has been placed 2 my hands.
 All owners of real propcrty lying the district are required to pay the assessment to me within thirty duy from this date. If such payment is not made, actio will be commenced at the end of tha time for the collection of such asses ment, and for legal penalties and cos Given under my hand this lSt da of December. 1919.
 SIMON BLOOM, City COllect0
 12-1-1uI
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MALE HELP
FEMALE HELP

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EETCu KOoNry,S ROWS.

A number of cattle have Straycd from my place near Jefferson Springs, which are marked as follows: crop and split in right ear, crop and under. bit in left ear. branded Diamond on left side Any information regar',- ing any stray stock. having the above mark, will notify $. Bluthenthnl and company, Pine Blun. Phillip Cooncy.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 8, I9I9. 12-9-1mo
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MISCELLANEOUS

6and H Vit % ACRES RIVER BOTTOM bIentr ~ acres iG good stand alfalfa. Eears houses; will rent for 1 or , M 2. Nall 1880 or see A. Young 307 '->S>slas4le SS>Ssllla4le street. Pine Bluff. Ark. |weel |wMolItD YOU INVEST A DOLLAR A 6l0So 'or ten weeks on chance to mak'!
 S,,our ,or more? Write for particulars;
 EWusation; Wsaatihon I. A. Carlton, Box CTS, |Oak w9 an1 WANT WOOD CALL 1619 |Ab. Ru fAsn, from 50c to $500 a load
 'ulord. .12-23-ct
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FOR SALE--AUTOS

C-2o BUICK IN GOOD RUNNING ofuef, ne" tires, new battery; must sell this week. A bargain. Gail 15S4. sos F. Second l1-26tf IVY v WY - -0~~~~~0~~-~-r>o-~~~o 1917 MODEL, i CYLINDER. [ PA AS- senger Jeffrey car; good condition, newly painted, two extra tires. +. G Smart Auto company. Ct MODEL IN" uUPMOBILE TOUR Ing car; good running order; electric lights and starter: cord tires: will sac rltlce II taken at once: good reason for selling. If interested see or phone Zach Tankerslcy, phone No. Fl or 1876.
 12-7tf
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTKIC
 NO.
(Star City Roadl

(StHF CIty INUIuJ a5I4.l Notice is hereby given that the tI on road improvement district No. 7, the year 1919, will be due and payah from January 1st, to April 1Uth, 10a and unless paid within said time penalty of twenty-five (25) per cent W be added.
 Under the law the collector has authority to remit any penalty.
 C. NJ. NlCAOL, Collector. Pine Bluff, Ark. Dec. I. 1919. 12-2-1
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRIC
 NO. ,
CTano Koad.)

VINHlO NUdU.T
 Notice is hereby given that the ta on road improvement district No. , f0 the year 1919, will be due and pal able from January 1st, to April 1Oti 1920. and unless paid within said tiil a penalty of twenty-five (2o per ceu will be added. Under the law the collector nas
 C. NJ. NIcHUL, COllectol Pine Bluff. Ark. Dec. l, 1919. l2'2-li
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NO FENCE DISTRICT NO. l
(South of kivcr.)

Notice Is hereby given that the q on No Fence district No. 1, for [ year 1919,- will be due and payat from the first day of January tO Ap 10th, 1920, and unless paid within ss time penalty of twenty-five (25l U cent will be added.
 Under the law tue collector has authority to remit any penalty. '
 C. NJ. NICHOL, Collectl Pine Bluff, Ark, Dee. l, 1919. 12-@1
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the "Y" second team, beginning at 7:30 o'clock. The chief game of
 the evening, however, starts at 8
 D. m. All games will be over by 9 o'clock, allowing those who at
 tend time for reaching other
 places of amusement.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Pecan Lake in Arkansas county has been purchased by us and will be used as a private shooting ground. Caretaker has been in. structed to admit no one unless accompanied by a members.
 PECAN LAKE HUNTING CLUB.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. Dec. 2o-Priccs on Lil'- crty bonds at 2::EJ D. m. today: 3 1-o's 99.OO: first As 03O2: second 4's 91.32; first 1-4's 94.1S: second 1-4's 9f.46; Victory 3 3-4's 9S.sG; Victory 4 3-4's DH 0I
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. Dee. 22.-"otton spot quiet: prices steady. Good middling 2S71: fully middling 2746; middiinE 2G.21; low middling 23.6f; good ordinary 21.21: ordinary 2O2l Sales 5.Ooo 'bains including HOO Amcrican Receipts 2". GOO bales including o4W American.
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TIME TELLS
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an nuai meeting of the stockholders If the Bank of Sherrill. of Sherill, Ark, will be held in It's banking house oil Tuesday. the 18th day of Januar, 1920, between the hours of D.. III. and 5 P. m. for the purpose of eiecting board of directors for the ensuing year and the transacting such other business that may come before said meeting.
 w. I. PAYNE, Secretary.
 J. F. QUATTLEBAUM, Pres. SherrilI, Ark. Dec. F. 1919. 12-17-1mO