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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27

over met was In provincial town L
reached the hotel late In the evening
Just before retired I heard a scamp
ering under the bed. and saw n couple
complained nt the office, The manager
was as serene as Il summer. breeze.
III fix that all right, SIR he said
Boots: Take cat to room IS at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
Comnulsorn Ecnnnmn

Everything in the dear old village
ses!ned Just the same 20 Wilkinson
church, the village punlp, the ducks
On the green, the old men smoking
while their wives sossiped--it was al.
as IL used 20 be. Suddenly he missed
something. Where's Barnes Wind.
MILF" he asked. in surprise II can
only see one Mill and there used 10
be two" The native addressed sazeo
noushttnily round az X 10 verify the
They. pulled one down. There wcren' {
enough wind for Two on en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
Something Wrong.

= Sepoy entered a telegraph onicc
N India and handed III a message
The clerk. after reading the rne.sarc
Iold him there was something wron ?
with the wording. No. Sahio. me- knou
!.as!isn.' said the man Again thc
Jerk attempted to explain 20 him thu.
wiki the wording, NO. sahio, me buoa.
English" the Sepoy declared haushtn,
ana Indignantly. IF you no send me
he message was forwarded. II read
Come quick: father dangerously
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
Kisses served.

Ncwhusband had got to the ar
when burnt bacon becomes thing t,
What's this?" he growlcd. look,
at the hlackened scraps.
Cooks burnt IT," said HE -,
apologetically !"
obviously" said New husba,
Have you given her the sack?"
oh. no: can't get another" g
his wife. Won't YOU be satisfied "
II kiss for breakfast this morning ,.
II SUPPOSE shall have 10 be-" y
NewnusbinG. Call her in"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27

Another Kind of Solo.

Miss Fluffkins. alone in the draw
at the piano, and ran her hands W,
and down the keys, while the young
man turned over the music. OF which
Zip I Addy."
Now that you have looked over my
music said Miss Fluffkins coyly
what would You like me to play?"
Cards" said the last chance"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
DuckIInrs for Rahi..

o45y's morning bath. The cor; chips
inside give Iii m buoyancy. The mar
row ribbon leash prevents the duct;
from hoatinG out OF reach Of the little
hands. In one shop the price is %
cents in its white box containcr The
same price will also buy new kinds OF
chickens and ducks that squeak.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27

fdncy lace nose arc popular. al
though owing TO the scarcity of Knitted
lace hose new hose is on the market
showing inserts of thread lace. These
inserts are carefully and substantially
hole stitch, and sometimes embro;dcry
is combined with the lace. The I'M
usual amount OF labor necessary 10
make these hose keeps the prices very
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
CHAPEL HILL

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
CHAPEL HILL. April o6.-The pre-
urinary announcement of the thirty
second term or the state Cnivt~sity
summer School. which has recently
becn made. contains much interesting
concerning courses, in
struCtorS and new features of the sum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27

mer session The work Of the SUNNI
school VIII begin on June 2i.Samd a.,
tinue for period OF six weeks. ii,
ing on Thursday. August z. Reyist1
ton days Will be Tuesday and W,
hcsday. juno "a and 25.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27

Equal to tho Occasfon.
speaking of accommodating hotel
managers" said a traveller. the best /
The Brinkley argus., 1919-05-09
s. l. A. NOTES.

The monthly meeting of the School Improvement Associa- ton was held Friday, May 2, with 10 members in attendance.
 It is a deplorable fact that more mothers do not come out and see the fine things being done by their boys and girls.
 MT. Baumgartner reported that the Smith-Hughes boys had paid for the fitting out of the rest room and had put screen in the Home Economies Room, this being financed by the Junior girls. A rising vote of thanks was offered them.
 We appreciate the coopera- tion of the boys and girls and
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moralizing assocations; Sunday concerts and what not. All this means drain and strain on brain and nerve. The result? EXHAUSTION. A call for stimulants, a tangled brain susceptible to the inroad of disease.
 People ask ''Why should not Sunday be made day of pleas ure? What harm in baseball and other sports? It is sufficient to say that these things would be well enough if man had only lower needs-if he required only physical rest, like a horse or amusement like a baby. But if man is a spirit with Godward and heavenward aspirations which are too often checked by
 
 the atmosphere in which he lives: If he needs spiritual food which he cannot get in the daily paper or in the study of his bank account; if he needs time for prayer and meditation to gather in his thoughts and hold communion with God then in the Name of Him who gave us the Sabbath Day be on your guard against these things that seem so harmless but whose tendency is to eat the vitals of the day and strip it of it's sa- and rest.
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66 Years suee,.
The Wonderful Record ofn Thacher's Liver and
 Blood Syrup.

Those medicines which live fo, N 2 quarter of a century are exceptir| and continuous use for over two.thi1 of a century is indisputable eyideuo wonderful merit.
 Dr. Thacher's Liver and Blood s,| came into existence in 1852, and X, that time to the present it has en] in the confidence and estimation 4 ! yearly increasing number of u Through all these years 1t has ste. grown in popular favor.
 Its wonderful building up povs| shown in the experience of Mis C. Chad wick, Scale, Ala. "I wu aIl down.in health" she says. aWeid only 1043 pounds and getting Vl every day. I began the use of Thaohefss Liver and Blood Eyrup today, I am thankful to say, I an | perfect health and weigh i5 pcu I attribute my good health to the ? of that most wonderful medicine firmly believe there are numerous fering people that could be sound well by the ase of Dr. Thacher's n and Blood Syrup"
 If you need a tonic, or a blood \ fer; if your liver is out of order, stomach troubles you, or you are q stipated, have indigestion dysps try Dr. Thacher's Liver and H Syrup. It is purely vegetable connot possibly injure any one. t been of wonderful benefit to ot therefore should command your tion. All dealers in medicines sd and will recommend it.
 For sale by Palace D Store, Brinkley, Ark.
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want to do all in our power to assist them.
 Beginning the 18th of June and lasting one week we Will have a Teachers Institute; there will be about 200 teachers in at tendance and a canvass of the homes will be made later on and it is hoped that all who care Will assist in caring for these teachers.
 A local talent play will be glV en in the near future.
 Press Cor.
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M6,r2S 

We bottle Orange-Crush in strict conformity with the most modern health requirements. Order a case of Orange-Crush today after you've tried an ice cold bottle. Obtainable where ever soft drinks are sold.
 BRINKLEY BOTTLlNC WKS.
 by the bottle
 Less by the case
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Continued from Page D ALARMING SIk-..
 NO SABBAIH"

nU JHDDHlH whether the enterprises of the world are too great to come within the scope of Gods law: Has human nature so changed that the day is no longer a necessity? Experience every where teaches that there is q close connection between the observance of this precept and the prevelance of religion and if the day becomes a mere holi- day or of pleasure seeking you cannot expect the cause Of Christ to prosper There are therefore strong reasons why we should make special effort to preserve the sacredness of the day. History confirms this fact that nations have decayed or advanced in proportion as they have honored or despised the day. Review the situation in this connection.
 Latin races are fond of al sporting Sunday.
 In Spain it is the bull fight; in Italy the carnival; in France the theatre, the dance and the races.
 Teutonic races are more se- date but in Germany the day has become largely identified with the beer-garden and the Socialistic meeting altho' there are no doubt many of her peo- pie who are as strict as other people for the observance of the day
 The Anglo-Saxon has shown a higher regard and considers the Sabbath as a sacred institution.
 In England it is backed up by the State Church; in Scotland and Ireland the churches have permeated the sentiment of the people with reference for the Lords Day. One writer brings this significant fact out that history has set it's seal to this peculiar character of the Sab bath that the Sabbath honorins nations are the most prosper ous, enterprisjng and influen- tial. If this principle applies to nations it also applies to men individually.
 The Registrar of Scotland ment that the day is necessary has presented a strong argu- TOT the eXlStance or mOfailty. In the great city of London there is only 1 per cent of illegitimacy; in Milan 32; in Brussels 33; in Paris AS; in Vienna 51. Nearly 1000 per cent of crime in cities where Sunday is spent in sport and work than in the great city of London.
 London honors the day to this extent that she prohibits the publication of the Sunday newspaper and the city of Toronto follows in the same line. It is worth while to visit
The Brinkley argus., 1919-05-09
SEWERAGE TAX NoTIcr

Notice is hereby given :, tn taxes for the year. Vr z. '1 property included in so
 Improvement District No '',s !, Brlnkley, Monroe countr
 now due and payable 2 should -be-pafd prior to Mo-. 2 1913 or penalty wipAhe .s.' l will beat the Goldman '1 Z store from 7::3O a. m. until e' p. m. and after business hs' s' will be at my residence on D. Ash street each evening aI, 7:30 o'clock. "
 $ Bacharach, Collect,
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 Toronto on Sunday morning especially about ten o'clock.
 Here are some facts that have a strong bearing on the observance of the day in this country. They concern US and afford occasion for ALARM. We shall first state the facts | and then seek the explanation.
 (a) The increase of insanity. Superintendents of insane in- sane institutions inform us that they are at their wits end to care for the increasing army of the mentally unbalanced. (b) Increase of crime. Some years ago Arizona had 4 per cent of her people in jail; Mon tana and Nevada had more than 3 per cent; Colorado, Cali fornia, Mass, and Texas more than ? per cent. Or make a comparison of the census (as has been done) say for 40 years and how does it stand? Ala bama 3.400 per cent; Texas ? 900 per cent; North Carolina 2.400 per cent; Arkansas 1.5000 per cent; Maryland, New Jersey Rhode Island and D. c. 200 per cent.
 (c) Increase of accidents. It is estimated that 57,500 lives are lost annually by accident. The death toll of railroads, mines and other industrial en- terprises have been very heavy. In 1904 there were 62 1-2 per cent more deaths by train ac- cident than in 1903.
 (d) Increase of liquor. drugs and patent medicines. True the temperance cause has reached a higher point than it ever has and yet with it all there is wholesale degeneracy in the consumption of drugs and patent medicines.
 (e) Increase of disease. In- crease of diseases that are eat ing the vitals of manhood. Surgeon General Blue made a strong appeal a few months ago to the ministry, calling for action and to deal with these sins unsparingly.
 These are the FACTS. WHAT ABOUT THE EXPLANATION?  What is the explanation of these phenomena-wholesale de- generacy-consumption of liq- uor, drugs and patent medicine and the unprecedent increase of insanity?
 I've are living under too high pressure-200 lbs. to the square inch every waking mo- ment of life" As stated by one who loves the Sabbath. ''lf there are any people under the heavens who need the quiet devout inhunce of the day it is the American people "
 Instead of this with many Sunday is even more exciting than any day of the week. The Sunday newspaper of sensa- tional character; the Sunday excurison with it's dissipation; Sunday sports with their de- o>-~~~~~-~-~~,~,--~--~-s-~
The Brinkley argus., 1919-05-09

Open an ice-cold bottle of Orange-Crush today. Fill your glass to the brim with this sparkling, thirsf-tempting deli cious drink. The glowing good ness of it will Fefreshfand invig-
 Sparkling and satisfying Orange-Crpsh is the perfect thirst quencher. Served ice-cold, Orange-Crush refreshes and It's flavor is that of the natural orange. But Orange-Crush is more zestful; skillfully corbonated by a speial process.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-05-09
TAX ASSESSORS
 NOTICE FOR

Notice is hereby given M will meet in each township cessively the Township B of Assessment and ValuatlOiI places and times speclfled low, for the purpose ol S for taxation for the year personal and real property per capita tax of Monroe Q ty, Arkansas, of such as aN able for same, to-wit. Hindman, Blackton' h and 6.
 Raymond, Raymond Aa
 Cleburne, Palmer Sa' May 8.
 CIeburne, Ragtown' Aa
 Smalley, Suddeth's May 10. n.,
 Montgomery, Indian Bal ty. Arkansas, of such as able for same, to-ysit: Hindman, Blackt0p O., May 12 and lS n.
 Jackson, Lawrenceville' IA. u,s Duncan, Holly Grove A'i Is and IT. st
 Pine Ridge, Harlls May 19. ..., usf
 keeVll, hec'i
 and p. ..,,os
 Cypress Ridge h0nl0' 23 and "A. ,,. s
 Greenfield, Anders0p' May 26. .,,s S
 Richland, Simpsons House, May 27. ,,...,s S
 Richland, Waidrip' May 2S. c.,ool Ho1 Dixon, Fisher o'n May 29. ,-,., May
 B1.inkley, Bilhh1' s1, June 2, 3, and :, ,,d $. Gael Cache, Clarendon, '''' |1o, II, 12, 1s and la. Id u, A0l Bring your last l'l' ceipt and land desa. '''st ss,
 Land owners mus sIs, tls, the township in wn'sr 'str side all personal pplaUnrrship by them in tha. ov pol1 | Assessor for | ssll .sn Sss ~
The Brinkley argus., 1919-05-09
Among the Churches.
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Sunday School and Commit nion Services each Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
 Bible Study on Wednesday night at 7:45.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-05-09
BAPTIST CHURCH

BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Preaching at ll:oO a. m. Preaching at 7:3O p. m. B. '. P. U. at SEQ p. m. Services at both morning and evening hours by the pas tor.
 Roswell Davis, Pastor.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-05-09
To Remove ink.

To Remove ink.
 To remove ink from fingers wet tho fingers and then rub with the phosphor- ous end of match. Wipe the fingers and repeat until stain disappears.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-05-09

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Preaching at 1l:OO a. m. Preaching 1:4o p. m. Christian Endeavor zoo p. m. Prayer Meeting on Wednes- day at I:oO p. m.
 M. E. CHURCH
 Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Preaching at HOO a. m. Preaching at 7:3O p. m.
 L. E. Mann, Pastor.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-05-09
WARNING ORDER

In the Monroe County Chanc-
 cry Court. Clara Collier -..........,L Plaintiff Arthur Collier Defendant
The Brinkley argus., 1919-05-09

The defendant, Arthur Col Her, is warned to appear in this court within thirty (30) days to answer the compaint of the Plaintiff, Clara Collier.
 T. l.. Graham, Clerk. Bogle & Sharp,
 Attorneys for Plaintiff. April 25, 1919
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