The Monticellonian., 1919-07-18

new church edi5ee which Will cost ap- proximately S4oooo.
 Letters were mailed by Thomas A. Wilson, state labor commissioner, calling attention 10 employers of wo- men and children 10 many alleged Yi- alations of the maximum hour and minimum wage and child labor laws discovered recently by inspectors from the United States Bureau Of La bor.
 At a meeting at Little Beck tho Aero Club of Arkansas was formed with Capt. ]. (. Cone as president; First Lieut.. B. II. Griffin as vice pres- ident. and First Lieut.. Dave N. Wei gel. cretary.treasurer. The ciun will affiliate with the Aero Club of America.
 The committee of citizens named by Mayor Briekhouse to inaaeHrate campaign for beantifying the city an1 10 improve sanitation conditions ill Little Rock. met in the mayors office and organized by the election o, Frank NJ. Blaisdell as chairman and Mrs. Geo. A. Leiper, secretary.
 Three thousand refrigerator cars now are stored in Arkansas and 90 additional will be diverted 10 tha: state daily to move the huge peaen and eantaloupe crop. This is the in formation obtained by Representative Jaeoway from the Railroad Adminis- tration
 Little Rock franks eighth among the thirteen leading Southern States Tn the relative low average retail costs of forty principal food products, according to the latest report pub Iished by inc United States Bureau of Labor Statistics.
 The Baraea Class of the Baptist church of Fl Dorado claims to have furnished more men to the world war than any other similar organization in the state Their service flag con tains A blue stars and one gold one
 Depostors of the defunct Farmers and Merchants bank of Nurfreesboro were paid 12 per cent of their de- posits. aeeregating $5,600. by the State Banking Department. it was an nounced by W. T. Maxwell commits sioner.
 Eureka Springs was chosen az the place Cor holding the 1920 convention of the Arkansas Rural Letter Car ricrs' Association at the final session of their two-day meeting at Little Rock
 Charles Davis. son of Judge w. Y. Davis, has returned home from over- seas. He was the only Van Buren county boy to win the coveted French war cross.
 ]. F. White, Washington eoun,v farmer, recently sold a carload of hogs at Chicago for S21 90 per hun. dredweight. according to information received by Jim C. Ferguson, commits sioner of mines, manufactures and az riculture
 Dr. J T. Tipton, county health Of fiee1 of Baxter county, has issued warning 10 inc people of this county against typhoid fever and has advised them to clean up their premises and Use plenty of lime.
 Shipments of peaches from Ozarl, has begun There is an immense crop and the fruit is large and finely colored.
 H. r. Poe of England, vice presi- dent of the association, was elected president to succeed John R. Cox of Waldron.
 For the first time this season the farmers of the upper White river country have their crops out of the grass and weeds
 Gus M Cans, aged 62, a prominent dry goods merchant of Little Rock. died in New York. He was on his vacation when stricken with pneu. monia.
 A Crox de Guerre with gold star has been awarded to Lieut. Col. Fred W, Bosehen. formerly commandant at the University of Arkansas.
 Plans are being made to build q | parsonage for the Methodist churcn at Berryville.