The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-11-29

or Arkansas WhlCH Helu us SUBSTITUTE
here at the First sbYterian church
approximately 100 ministers and rui
hg elders from all parts OF the state
were in attendance.
Little Rock--Dr r. NJ. Gov, state
veterinarian. has announced that II
counties will be released from tin
! tick quarantine on December |. IhoS
! 70 be released are: Pulaski. Saline
! Arkansas. Lincoln, Drew. Cleveland
! Pike. Howard. Sewer, Polk and Little
/ River, while 210 square miles Will be
released in Miller county, 40 square
| miles in CLARK. $50 square miles in
| White and $50 SQUARE miles i'll Prai-
! ric.
Fayettevlle-At the six publ"
hearings conducted in Northwest Ar
kansas by Or J A. Elliott, secretary
of the State Plant Board, and George
G. Becker chief inspector for tho
board. the apple growers of Bentor
+ and Washington counties placed them
selves on record as being behind the
Plant Board if regulations are passed
which will require the destruction Of
cedar trees in the apple belt
Little Rock-The Industrial Trans
portation COMPANY with headquarters
in Was hington. ID. c.. has bought the
old Well packing plant, foot of East
Sixth street. and has renovated and
equipped it to handle 100 mead of
hogs and 800 f.,ad of cattle pei dag
The company expects to spend $500
900 in enlargipg and perfecting the
packing plant capacity.
Fort Smith. One hundred and six
ty-four candidates were initiated
with the first rank into the knights Of
Pythias Lodge at the district conven
tiCn of that organization held here.
feature Of the gathering was the an
nouncement that Al Hassen Temple.
Knights Of Khorrosan, Of tie Pythian
organization, would be removed from
Little Rock to Fort Smith
Little Rock-Judge Trieber has ad
mitted to citizenship the following:
B. Mendell, II. Tut, William Miller,
Berthod Miller, E. Kocourek, Martin
Braun. Otto Kaufman, Abraham
Lindenberg, Gustave Koenen, Steph-
en- Zdnavitch, John Louis Moix. Ru
dolf Bosshardt, Richardson Frederick
Erick, A. Lindstrom. Walter Wilhelm
and Rudolph Kull.
Washington-June p. Wooten OF
Little Rock was nominated by Presi-
dent Wilson to be United States az
torney for the Eastern District of
Arkansas Andrew Jackson Walls OF
Little Rock was renominated United
States marshal, John Fl. Parker of
Fort Smith was nominated United
trict of Arkansas.
Little Rock-School children at
fected with epilepsy cannot be sus-
pended from attendance at public
schools in Arkansas unless the fire.
quency of their attacks become a nui- |
sance to the other pupils, according
to an opinion prepared by Attorney
General Arbuckle at the request Of
James L. Bond, superintendent of pub |
lie instruction.
Jonesboro.-A very interesting ses.
sion of the district meeting, knights
Of Pytnias, was held here with SUI I
preme Chancellor Davis and sevaral /
Of the grand officers of the state pres
ent A large number of members |
from visiting lodges were present, and 4
took part in the meeting
Fayetteville-With the exception
Of Al official survey to definitely es-
tabii6h all boundaries. the work OF
planning and plating the new farm
Of the University of Arkansas is
about completed. according to Dean
Martin Nelson of the College of Agri-
culture.
Little Rock-The following add
tional officers in the National Guard
reserve were announced recently:
Capt. Edward X. Hooper, field artil
|ery: First Lieut.. and Chaplain John
Y. r. Score and First Lieuts. of In
rantry Frank H. Freeman and John
R. Vaughan
Russellville.-The Second District
Agricultural school has set new
high record for attendance. the en-
being 312 All rooms in the
lormitories are filled and some of the
vocational training students are be-
ng placed in rooms out in town.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Barrett, aged
10, dropped dead on the street here.
Is Mr. Barrett fell he exclaimed that
lie had been poisoned, but upon inves-
igation two packages of heart tablets.
bottle of paregoric and several pack
ges of asperin were found upon him
Van Buren.-G. T. Cazort of Har-
'ldton, one of the wealthiest planters
# this section. brought 500 bales of
otton into Van Buren, at the rate of
o bales per day The cotton had
'een stored on the Cazort place since
ST.
Little Rock.-Several landowners Of
efferson county appeared before this
tate Tax Commission and protested
gainst an increase in the valuation