The Monticellonian., 1919-10-31

T.Hho Rock =tn tHe ia=egeef af q campaiga a hHld 2 23aaaHa chr 6fen's hospital in Li#.9# Rock which sAan he=aaoa. ffee of eta=ee. te ne7r children of tho stata. Gov B1oush sent telegram to #he county iadsa end the aaoa3m Count of each county urging their support
 Conway. = Fha following officers lave been elected bv the Senier efase at the Arkansas Slate Noraal selsaol Graaon Dodson. president; Council Dean. vice president Jessie ttIE:fees. soe4esare. csri Henderson. tseas'uer; Howard c Moore. Eeao 1roite.
 Fayetteville. = James Rudd of Van Turen. former student in the Uni= Versitv of Arkansas and captain dur ing 1a14=15 and 191s=1G of the uniyer= s.tv football team. suffered the loss of one of his eyes in a chemical eX- nlosion which occurred in Chicago. according to word received here.
 krkadelphia. - thousands of acres ct cotton. corn, and others crops ly- ing along the rich bottoms of the An toine. Little Missouri, Caddo and Ouachita rivers have been inundated fv recent floods dpe to heavy rains in the upper valleys of these streams.
 Fort Smith Edward Poe, former I ight taller. vonvic'ed of embezzlina 6 50 worth of conffaband liquor an l sentenced to serve on year in the pen itentiary. has been given until No ,e.,,ber 4 to file petition for new trial
 Searcy. Arkansas Presbytery convered here the opening sermon l eing preached by tte Rev c. C. Cur ric cf Walnut Ridge. retiring modera- tor of fEe presbvterv About 40 min is1ers and elders attended.
 Little Chmlie L. Davis of Waldron, Ark. Rufus ( Beckham of NeKamie, Dow w Rushing of Fl Do redo. Tony M Birc4er of Texarkana. ard R. L. Cox of Weiner enlisted for two years in the Y. S. Navy.
 FavetteeiEe.=Dr B F McAllister o' this place has heen appointed by Gov. Brough as member of the s.&te ostepopathic board to succeed himself. pr C. A Champlin of Hope Was also hamed on he state board
 Little Roek-The interest on the state funds placed il the deposilories all over the state amounted te S10, F7751 during the third quarter Of this year. it was said by Irby F. Graydon clek in the office Of State Auditor Elo- gan Oliver.
 GHlett.-Nneteen thousand bags Of rice totaling 76000 bushels, al a price of frem $2.30 to $2.50 per bushel, com- prising tho neat sum of s200 000. have been purchased by local buyers and consigned 10 the different mills in the rice territory.
 searcy-Horribly burned by fire nlhted hv two children in barn Of seed cotton, the tWo=year old son Of Rnhert Gasoway is dead The cmd was asleep on the cotton, and his older brother and sister. playing with matches set fire to the loose cotton.
 Van Buren The C. T Cazort gas we'll on tae Cazorf ftrm in the Nt nams field wa shot in and on lts final ;est made 19 51o09o cubic faot of gas t required five days to shut in the well. which is the second largest in the Williams field
 Philadelphia Hal roads, rains and lteh water have caused q postpoH r.cnt of the Clark County Fair anl tf, new dates are set for November and G.
 Newport. Thirty bales Of cotton were sold here for 20 IA cents a round. the highest price paid here fo. several years.
 Little Rock The Quorum Court af st Francis county made an appropri- a,ion of s, 500 for farm demonstration work in that county.