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Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
Northern District

Richwoods Township, Jaeksons Slcr
day, Fob. II, Ash Flat, Tuesday and wd
Feb. 1919.
Davidson Township, King Mills u
Feb 20,
Highland Township. Kings Store
Feb, 2l,.
North Lebanon Township, sltka -
Feb, %.
South Union Tow nship. Martins Cree'
House, Monday, Fob, "a,
North Union Township, Hill Top +"
Feb, 20, from 3 q, m, to lg M Ban"
House, Tuesday, Feb, %, from TO 3 D. ln
Upper North Township, Wlrth' W"
and Thursday, Feb. 26.T J.,
Lower North Township, Cox Seho0
Friday, Fob, 2s from 10 Il, m. to 2 p, M
jackson Township, Wllliford, sa'u"'
Monday, March l-3.
Hardy Township, Hardy Court Hoa''
I 10 s inclusive, and from March 90 20 Ap
Given under my hand this itll da'~
ber, lglS.
j. II. glOTl
Sheriff and Collector Sharp C0u''
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

W. N. w., LirTLE ROCK, NO. !
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

Keep your eye on Jeffery Bros
at Batesville. They are hot after
high prices.
W. A. Edwards was here from
BatesviIIe Tuesday to attend the
annual meeting Of stockholders OF
the Bank of Evening Shade.
A large number of our people
gave Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Thrasher
the Methodist pastor and his wife
a generous pounding" a few nights
ago.
L0ST-Collie pup, followed some
one away from Edwards gin al
Evening Shade. Will come after
dog on information and give re-
ward. T, E. Pickens, Maxville.
A fine daughter was born to
Prosecuting Attorney John c, and
Mrs. Ashley Wednesday morning,
and for this particular reason John
did not attend circuit court at Har-
dy this week.-Melbourne Times.
NOTICE. have for sale some
COWS with young calves, also some
good Jersey cows that will be fresh
in two weeks. | have for service a
Jersey bull, fine milk strain, at
$3.50, cash down when he is used
r. L. Reagan.
M. D, Barnett of Poughkeepsie
RENTS tor another years reading Of
the Record, making the 31st year
he has been on the subscription
books of this paper. The Record
certainly appreciates the loyalty of
such friends.
Rev. }. L. Masters Of Cushman
was meeting Evening Shade friends
one day this week, He is one of
the Oldest ministers in this section
of the state, and is still actively en-
gagged in the work he has followed
for so many years.
w. D, Phillips has been elected a
member Of the Evening Shade
school board to succeed S. F. Bar
nett, who has moved from the dis
trict Mr., Barnett was secretary of
the board, and c. c. Price has been
elected to that position
DR., R, 0. Norris, who was born
and reared at Poughkeepsie, last
week moved to Tuckerman, where
he will practice his profession, For
a few years he has been located at
Moscow, Jefferson county.
II, K, McCaleb, who left Will
ford few weeks ago and located
at Phoenix, Arizona, for the benefit
of his health, writes the Record
that he continues to improve since
going there, which is good news to
his many Sharp county friends
Mr., and Mrs Robert Qualls, old
residents Of Evening Shade, receiv-
ed the sad news Monday of the
death of their daughter, Mrs, Allie
Hlehtower at Salisaw Okla, Mrs.
Hightower was a victim of inAu.
enza, and is survived by the hus-
band and two children,
Dr. c, D, Tibbles and family left
Tuesday for Smithville, after a Wis.
1t with Evening Shade relatives
They will leave In a few days for
Ranger, Texas, to make their home
This family will be- much missed At
SmIlbvIllc. where De- CibbIcs has
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
COLLECTORS NOTICE

Notice Ia hereby given that Ernest Halliburton,
aa Collector, will meet the taxpayers Of the var.
Ioue Townships Of Sharp County, Arkapsoa, ut
the places and on the dates mentioned below for
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

the purpose Of collecting the taxes for th
1913. All persons desiring to pay on read
will please bring correct descriptions Of 81
order to avoid errors and delay.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17

ss
County Of Sharp,
We, Jas, NJ, Simpson, Vice Pres
ident, and Theo c, Justus, Cashier
Of the above named bank, do sol.
emnly swear that the above state.
ment is true to the best of our
knowledge and belief.
Theo, c, Justus, Cashier.
Jas, M, Simpson, Vice President.
Attest Jas N. Simpson, John
0, Laman, Theo c, Justus, Direct.
ors,
Subscribed and sworn TO before
me this 10 day Of January, 1919.
My commission expires March
20, 1919.
j, K Carpenter, Notary Public,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-17
Report of the Condition of
BANK or CAVE CITY

Cave City, Sharp County, Arkansas,
at the close of business December
81, 1918.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30
LOCAL AND COUNTY men HAVE
FINE SHOOTING RECORDS


The records of several Middlesex
and Monmouth County trapshooters
who participated in registered tourna-
ments last year appear in the annual
review published by the American
trapshooting Association.
Adam Schrimpf, of this city, has
the highest average with a total of
1885 breaks out of 2430 birds shot at.
His percentage Is .9279. George Par
sons. another local gunner, who like
Schrimpf is a member of the Perth
Amboy Gun Club, has an average OF
$500. he having broken 81 out OF
100 shot at.
DR.. Louis Belloff, OF New Bruins
wick. broke 241 targets out of 275
giving him an average of .S763- Jack
Reed, a Matawan, trapshooter averag-
ed .S464 as the result of breaking 4T4
out of SEQ. Willis r. Fisher, of Say
reville, by breaking 121 out of $50
shots made an average of .SO66. G.
+. Wales. another New Brunswick
gunner, secured 219 breaks out of
275 trys. making his average 1868.
William H.. Hitchcock, of Sayreville.
broke 249 out of 500. His average
being 1871.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30
BIC OLYMPIC
STADIUM NOW
WELL UNDER WAY
Large Amphitheatre Near Paris
Will Seat $4,000 and Have
1900 Yard Track
WILL MEET ON JUNE LIST
Stadium viii Be Presented BY
PerShing as Souvenir of
Americas Visit
WILL MEET ON JUNE Is

Six months or so ago it looked as
IL that important cog in the machin-
cry of every newspaper. the sporting
editor, had lost his job.
The sporting editors day has come
back. A million and a half Yanks
SUI oyer here refuse to let him pass
into oblivion.
Baseball games. athletic meets and
boxing tournaments are being held
daily somewhere in France. The ac-
cent Is on the athletic meets, for the
~doughboys are getting ready for the
big Inter-Allied Olympiad to be held
in Pershing Stadium, just outside
Paris, June 1.
Preliminary trials are being held
wherever there is a camp of soldiers.
Tho premier athletes of track and
feld-the men who emerge victorious
in the finals of these trials-wiIl rep
resent America in the international
games arranged by General PERISH
ing.
Y. NJ. G. A. athletic directors and
>old college athletes among officers and
men are directing the training and
trials.
Meanwhile Pershing Stadium is be-
ing built. A crew of men have been
working on the field and track since
late in February.
- 1NAAttAdbh 10 1T hCal
Joinville-le- Pont, within easy train
and tram distance of Paris. II is be-
ing built on an old French military
training ground.
Seats are being arranged in a huge
amphitheatre. There Will be accom-
odations for $4,000, of which $500 will
be seated under cover. Forty thou
sand more persons viii be able to
watch the meet.
The structure is being built of re-
enforced concrete surrounding a 1900
yard circular track. There will also
be a 900-yard straight-away track and
inside the track there will be an Eng
lish Rugby football field. This will
be 140 yards long. making plenty of
room for an American football play
ing field.
After the army Olympiad is held
the stadium will be presented by Cen
eral Pershing to the French govern
ment as another souvenir of the AM
eriean army's visit to France.
Not only are American soldiers pre-
pairing for the games, but a series
of qualifying tests is being arranged
among French and British soldiers in
France Other aHied armies also will
send representatives to the meet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30

person of Forgione. plenty Of IRE
works is to be expected.
Soup" McCauley. the popular sta
ton Islander. who won his scheduled
eight round go in the second round
last week. viii again appear. this lme
against Tommy Warren. the Atlantic
City pugilist who fought George
Ward, of Elizabeth, here several
weeks ago in the main attraction.
Warren wen the full time but was
outboxed by the Elizabeth boy.
Whether Soup" can duplicate Wards
performance is a question which will
be settled Friday night.
Both Bobby Walters, of Plainield,
and Young Corona. of Staten Island.
are known TO fight enthusiasts here.
both boys having appeared on fire.
quent occasions at the Lotos Club
bouts They will meet Friday night
in one of the TOUR round prelims.
In the other preliminary a Carteret
boy, Mike Cotter. who is new to the
Lotos Club ring, will meet Young Nc
Gillgan. of Staten Island, another
scrapper who has yet to win popular
ity. One other four round go might
be staged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30
Joe Forgione and Willie
Curry Meet Friday Night

The complete bill for the Lotos
Club boxing bouts which viii be stag
ed at Palace Hall on Friday night
of this week includes an eight round
attraction featuring Willie Curry. OF
Staten Island, and Joe Forgione, OF
Newark. Frank soup" McCauley. OF
Staten Island, and Tommy Warren. OF
Atlantic City, six rounds; Bobby Wall
tiers. of Plainfield. and Young Corona,
Staten Island, -four rounds; and MIKE
Cotter, Of Carteret and Young NC
Gillgan, of Staten Island. our ROUNDS
Forgione has not been seen in thls
city for more than three months n
in matching this fast scrapper with
Willie Curry, Promoter McNulty De
lieves he has brought together two
lads who will put on an exhibition
which will give the fans What they
want. Owing to the bouts last week
ending up in such short order Nc
Nulty is making special efforts TO put
on a card this week which will result
In all of the men being about evenly
matched and show plenty OF action.
Curry has not appeared at the Iotos
Club since he fought Kid Potty and
as he has a tough proposition In the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30
RED BANK PLAYS
AMBOY TODAY
Two High School Mines viii
Clash on Copper Works
Diamond
CBy II. S. corresp ondent)


The local high school baseball nine
viii play their second homo baseball
game today when they encounter tho
strong Red Bank high school team on
h copper Works diamond. SO far
the Perth Amboy players have won
n and lost one, losing TO North
Plainfield in their first game M wall
Looping East Side high school Of New
ark on Monday 1853 on the home
grounds.
The Amboy nine VIII stack up
against a very formidable team today
in meeting the Red Bankers. In the
only game played between these two
mines last wear tho visiting team
trimmed Amboy ST. on the Red Bank
diamond. The Red Bankers have FIVE
of last years team again with them.
Including the pitcher who is now but
a Junior. In last years game the
pitcher was the main cause of Am
boys defeat and with the same twirI-
er in the box the local nine VIII nave
to play their best in order TO come
out victors. This will he Red Banks
first game OF the season.
The local high school nine will
again start today's game minus the
services of Wee Allen, Charles Kucek,
Rocco Ceres aud Billy Dublin. Dublin
will not be able to play hall any more
this season on account of a weak
heart. His place Us taken care OF by
Marcy Konopka. The other three
.~absentees will be seen iB a Crimson
and White uniform early next month
The nine showed up very brilliantly
in Mondays victory over East Side
and are confident of annexing the
game today.
Billy Flynn. who pitched against
East Side, will again he in the box Tor
today's fray. .ThorVald Olsen, short
stop, will be held in readiness to re-
place Flynn on the mound il anything
goes wrong with Flynn's arm. Jimmie
Silver will be Flynn's battery mate
while the infield viii be made up OF
Frank Fogel, first base; Jake Levine.
second base: Thorvafd Olsen. short
stop; Red Splitter. third base. The
ontfield posts will be taken care Of
by Barney Durham, left field; Eat
Hanson. center field. and Marcy Ko-
nopka, right field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30
No More Fiery Pain If You
use the Right Treatment

First Of al, get II firmly fixed n
your mind that the fiery, burning
and itching that causes such pain
and torture, ID not . local skin dis
ease. Trne, the skin is the scene
Of the attack, but the skin is fed by
tie blood and suffers from any ina
purity in the blood.
This explains why you have been
50 disappointed in getting any real,
lasting relief from the use Of oint-
ments, safves, lotions, or other ram
edies applied to the surface Of the
skin.
The millions Of tiny disease
germs which infest the blood keep
up . constant attack on the skin,
and are not effected in the least
by local treatment. They must be
routed from the blood.
These germs which satursts the
blood cannot be reached except
thronRh the blood When you troaf
the IoeaI irritations with local 4p
plisations. yez nsst xsns7fhsz
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30
Here Glorious Relief
From Itching Skin Diseases

that the blood is feeding fresh new
germs all the time, to keep the skin
irritated, and until the supply Of
germs is cut of entirely, yoa cannot
expect any real relief.
But 8. q. g., the fns old blood
remedy, goes directly after the
germs that infsst the blood, and
puts them to rsut. This remedy Is
strictly . blood purifier, and there
is no disease germ that can with
stand its attacks.
This Is why 8. 8. 8. gives such
satisfactory results in eczema, tet.
ter, boils, pimpies, or any other
skin eruptiens or disorder. BY
thoroughly purifying the blood, and
cleansing it Of every trace Of dis
case germ, 8. 8. 8. removes tAs
cause Of al siin srgptiens, and re-
stores its normal, healthy esnditsoa
II you want relief that is lastipx
because IL goes to the seat Of Tia
trouble, get a bottle Of 8. 8. 8. to.
day, and take 10 as directed. azd
satisfactory results win follow. Il
Is sold by all drug stores. Special
medical advice about your own ease
can b lad without cost, By writing
to Chief Medical A1viser. 1o2 Gvff{
L~aboentoEx, AthRta~ Ga
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30

President Charles Fl. Ebbets of the
Brooklyn club has such high hopes of
his Dodgers for this season that he Is
going to give them his closest personal
attention. He went with them to the
training camp at Jacksonville. Mr..
Ebbets Is particularly proud OF his
pitching staff and on 1t builds his chief
hopes.
Sweet on His Pitchers.
In Galore. Marquard, Pfener, Che
ney. Sherrod Smith. Mamaux. Grimes.
Mitchell and Hoffman he thinks he has
a list hat outclasses anything in the
National league, and he protests
strongly at the assumptions hat the
Chicago Cubs, rated highest in pitch
ing material. have anything on his
Dodgers.
Smith and Mitchell still are in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30

France. but Ebbets hopes that they
will report to Uncle Robby before the
pennant race Is a month old. Grimes
led the Brooklyn pitchers last season.
with 10 victories and nine defeats.
only four men-yaughn. Tyler. Cooper
and Douglas-excelling him in efrec-
t~iveness.
Expected to Win.
Pfener, who was in the navy all
season. Is figured to win many games,
with Leon Galore In the same class.
Marquard and Cheney. the veterans.
are expected to show improvement.
Mamaux. who has accomplished little
or nothing for three years. Is a mys-
terry, but Ebbets refuses to lose faith
In him. The return Of Sherrod Smith,
a sterling left-hander. win be the sig
nal for much rejoicing at Ebbets field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30
Roosevelt T. @. to Play y
Maurer A. A. Next Sunday
BIZ special correspondesf.

RoosET VEL Ii April so-The
son Sunday at sthA.IEead Works.
against the Maurer A. A. The team is
composed of the best light senior
players in the Borough, and expect a
great S In the Lineup are; L.
Green, J. Dunno. Lasko, Kimbach,
Jacobowitz. The three" Donohues,
and the two Gindas." The team
would like to hear from all light SEN
Tor teams in the county and will trav-
ell. Frank II. Green, Chrome, will re-
ceiye all challenges.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30
TOttenViIIe School Team
Defeats Pleasant Plains

The marlborough school baseball
league on Staten Island started yes
terday when Public School No. 1, of
T~ottenville. defeated School No. 3 of
Pleasant Plains, by a 9-2 score in a
game played on the II. A. Q. diamond
in Tottenville. LaoErge and Knott
was the Tottenville school battery.
The other school teams in the league
are No. II of New Brighton and No.
of West New Brighton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30
PAYNE'S ALL STARS LOSE
TWO GAMES ON "Y" ALLEYS

In a. match rolled on the Y. M. G..
A. alleys .on Monday night Payne's
All Stars lost two out of three games
to the Postoffice General Supply Com
pany combination. The first game was
annexed by the dual combination five
with sixty pins to spare. In the next
game Payne's aggregation of VOC coll
lectors won in a close game by a II
point margin, 936-935. The deciding
game went to Payne's opponents by
sixty-eight pins.
Hoffman was high average for the
night with scores at 202, 1919 and 204.
Mallet with 221 was high score holder.
MhaL nno
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30
KID SCHALK WITH GUNTHERS
Brother Of White Sox Star Backstop
Signs to Play With Chicago
League Team.

Ray Schalk's kid brother, whose
baseball monicker Is Jersey" has
agreed to play with the Gunthers Of
the Chicago league this season. Young
Schalk is 20 years old. He Is an ln-
fielder, and has had minor league ex-
perience ia Oklahoma.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30

A triple tie still exists in the bust
ness mems volley ball league. as the
result of five games played last night,
in which McDonald's team, which has
been trailing at the foot of the league.
came to life with two straight wins.
Fuller's combination, which was one
of the four teams tied for first last
week, dropped several points as the
result of losing two straight. Rob-
bins. Stremlau and Comings teams.
which are now tie for first. all won
and lost one game last night. In the
first game last night Robbins defeat
ed Stremlau, in the second Mcdonald
won from Fuller and in the third Me-
Donald's combination proved too
much for Comings crew. Stremlau
evened matters with Robbins team by
winning the fourth game n Comings
maintained his hold on first place by
defeating Fuller in the last game of
the night.
More games in the junior league of
nations basketball league were play
ed yesterday afternoon. they result
ing in Italy defeating America 14-0,
Janan and England tying Sc and
Belgium defeating France 1870.
This afternoon at $40 o'clock a
series of ffv volley ball games will
be played between Rev. Wilbert West
colts team and a combination of
cracks selected by I. L. Madsen. This
series is to determine the champion
ship of the "Y" it is announced.
The senior swimming team put the
finishing touches IN their training last
night in preparation for the big meet
they will participate In at Newark
tomorrow night. The vents will be
the fifty yard and 100 yard swims.
plunge for distance. dive for form IND
four man relay. The party will be
of Ray Jensen, Scoop HID
bard. Wink Scott, Art E1mmons. Gus
Waldman, Russell Ullman and Mr..
Winters, their coach.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30

Ward Miller, a veteran outfielder,
has been secured by the Kansas City
American association club from Salt
Lake City in exchange for Jimmy yolx.
Knight, who has made many moves
on ~baseball's chess board, win play for
Seattle next eason Jack Is always
poised to put rival baseball kings In
check.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30

Joe Boehllng's efforts TO come back
with the Cleveland Indians were brief.
After a week spent in the camp at New
Orleans he concluded his case was q
hopeless one and notified Manager
Lee Foil that he'd go back to his
home In Virginia and forget about
baseball.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30
RESULTS and STANDINGS
IN TWO MAJOR LEAGUES


Games Yesterday.
Philadelphia. 8; Brooklyn, 5.
Cincinnati, 8; Pittsburgh, 1.
st. Louis, 1; Chicago, o.
New York-Boston (Cold weather)
Games To-day.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
! Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
St Louis al Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30

The defunct Federal Baseball league
attorneys contend that ball players are
virtual slaves, Well. all tight. One
thing is sure, though, and that IS that
slavery Is a well paid professloa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30
AMERICAN

Games Yesterday.
Philadelphia, Z: New York, 1.
Chicago, 3; Detroit, L.
Washington, 4; Boston, 2.
Cleveland, 2; st. Louis, 0.
Games To-day.
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30
International League Opens
Today; HewaGks at Home

NEW YORK, April 30.-The inter-
national baseball league e its
twenty-eighth successive season today
with games in Jersey City. Newark,
Baltimore and Reading. In Jersey
City, WiItse's Buffalo team meets wild
Bill Donovan's Jerseys
In Newark the Indians open the
season on the former federal league
park at Harrison. Newark has as its
opponent the Toronto champions, I'M
der the leadership of George Gibson,
the former Giant coach.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30
CURVE BALL BY EXPRESS

Joe Benz and Paul Musser,
while with the White Sox at
Mineral Wells on one training
trip, had a lot Of fun talking
about their curve ball. One
afternoon Joe went up to the
colored porter named Dee and
asked If his curve ball had come
In yet.
"You all expecting it?" asked
Dee, In all seriousness.
"Yes. it's coming by express"
replied Joe. He slipped Dee a
quarter. run down to the sta
ton now and see II it's In"
Dee hustled away. Within 20
minutes he was back. "It's not
come yet. sah." he said, "but
dey all expects It'll be In in
de mornin'."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30

President and Manager Branch
Hickey Of the st. Louis Nationals ex-
poets much from !Outfielder Shotten
this summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-30
goxM TODAY apNulNNd
DoingS
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VoIIeY Ran Staining.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-27
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

H. C. Cooper of Fallon has accepted
position with E. Reinhart Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper and infant will
reside in the Joubert house, West
First street.
E. F. Jones. State superintendent of
the Nevada Anti-Saloon League. was
il, town yesterday en- route to his
hcme at Reno from. Carlin and Bat
tie Mountain. q
George Blanchard of Reno and !. w.
Johnson of Portola left on the DEMO
stage this morning for Quinn River
Crossing, where they will work for
Miller & Lux. @
]. T. Reeves arrived Tuesday from
Paradise Valley and the Little Hum
boldt. where he had a successful
trapping season. He is on his way
to his home at New Pine Greek, Ore.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-27
FIRE DEPARTMENT
!. TO give Big Dance

The Winnemucca Volunteer Fire
Department has undertaken plans for
fine ball to be given at the Nixon
opera house May next. AS matter
Of fact a committee on arrangements
has been appointed. but names are
not given, as it is considered that all
of the fourteen members of the de-
partment are equally interested and
jointly active in making plans for the
affair. One thing the boys are prom
Using right off the bat" is that they
intend to have the best music that
las been heard in Winnemucca in 10!
these many moons. They are after a
professional dance orchestra or six
pieces.
The volunteer firemen are convinced
the people Of Winnemucca appreciate
their services sufficiently to be with
them" in any reasonable thing they
do. Hence they expect splendid pat
ronage of their ball, and intend to
show themselves worthy of it in the
completeness of arrangements for
this May Day function.