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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15

Lo mas accrtado cuanco Sc tlcnc
un nal De garraGtl O. consular A."
IN rt+ico para c~crciorarsc &c que
Ia c~Ufarmed&d 6 una de los "@cve
mos que TO son DE- scrlas CONSEQUENT
c:aS ' 10 IA djfTeria.
Ptro mientras vieHe c! med'co de-
be aD.,cl-sc al cuglio del entermo
comurvsaS De aqua fra. CUE son
sicmirc dc gan Utiiidad. Para este
s6lo Sc neccStLa agua fra. IN lenzo
o dos V an cuaEto cal;ente. Is pre-
fertile que .! enfermO st meta en-
cana cuando e !c apiiquen las COM
preSgs, pero no e ahsolutamente ne
cesario.
El aceitc a~lcanfCraCo dche halIar-
SO siem2re en- casa. Esta ~SuStancla
debc a~D!icarse a! cuello cXteriormen-
te- : debe restreCarse con IA mano
urtada cor dicho acpite, comenzando
de5aio De Ia quijada y eXtendiendo
r. frctaci6n haSta mas ahajc del cue
10 La bora mas cOnvenlentc para
anlicarlo cS por In nOche Y debc dar-
Sc baiO abrigos c~alicntes. Z! acelte
alcanfora6o debe frotarSe tan blen
que la mano del que 10 aplica debe
SentirSe SEGA despueS del masaje o
~frccaci6r.
Cualquier lienZo limpio, CONF una
servilleta O IN panuelo puede Serrlr
| para Ia apiicacion de las compreSas,
Para este Sc pone Ell lienZo en- aqua
fra. Sc lie eXprime en- seguida y sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15
MET;co q Belize

! Al SUI de Yucatan Sc halla Ia CO.
ionia iHglesa de Belize o Honduras
britannica cue siempre pertenecio Il
Ia Capitania General de Yucatan Y
u desdo 1898 perteRecc definitiva-
monte a Inglaterra. pom el tratado
calehrado entire esta naci6n Y Me-
xico.
En- 1896 ei pirata Walk Sc abode
r6 de Ia Isla del Carmen, freute 4
Ia costa de Campeche Y perrnanecio
ALI hasta 1877 en- que fue eXpulsado
vGndose con -odos los suycs 3 esta-
b~lecerse cerca de las margenes del
Ric IIcndc. nc ALI fueron nucva-
mente expulsados por Jas autOrida-
des ~espaRolas en- 1888, pero a POGO
v2lvierOn a establecersa al mismo lu-
gar. fIrdando POGO 4 POGO Il colo.
MIA Que So llam6 Belize, a~dulteraci6n
del nombre del pirata Walk.
Inglaterra Quiso proteger a Ia ma
| ciente coionia Y para clio hizo ges-
tones dipIcmaticas. reconocicndo en-
les tratados celebrates a! efecto. que
! fulrou los de Versailles de 1863 y
|l7S3 Y el de Londres, de 1855, los
dcrechcs dc Espana sobrc el terrific
rio Ge Ia Colonia.
En- IN nucyo trajado conclude en-
1914 rcconoci6 IngIaLerra los dere-
chos de EspaNa s2bre dicho terrific
80 fr- a4-a= dat
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15
La REVOLUTION en- Honduras

p~otencia europea construyeSe tai via
martina en- America. Con este mo-
two Sc cambiaron variaS comunica-
cicres las carcillerias de ambos GO
biernos, terninando IA controversial
con Ia firnla del tratado Clayton
Bubwer. el 70 de abril de 1850, en- 81
cual Sc estimul6 que: ''ninguno dc
los dos paises pcdria ocupar perma-
n~ertemente nj e~jercer actos de sobe-
rama sobre ninguna region continen
tai c isias de Ia America Central
Noses despues propuso I~nglaterra
que Sc modificaran los terminus del
tratado en- 10 que Sc cefiere a los
establecimientcs incicses en- Ia bahia
de Honduras.
LOS Estados Jnidos admitieron la
modification. rc~conociendo simple
mente el hecho de Ia ocupaci6n por
IA Gran Bretana de una porci6n de
territorio hondureNo.
La "adecuada oportunidad' a que
aIudia Ell tratado con Mexico de 1926
no Sc present6 para Inglaterra sine
hasIa ell aNo de 1898 On que Mexico
recoLoc;o dcfinitivamente l. sobera-
MIA de Ia Gran Bretana sobre Be
lice.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15
UN ARABISTA IMPAFIDO.

Ell profeSor:-En arabc, el articu-
10 FL Sc traduce por al. Asi, pues.
Ell palacio Sc dice ALEXANDRIA; 81 Ii,
bro, "al-Kor&n." GComprende listed?
Cite un ejemplo.
Ell Gigmno.-Pues...: al-mejas
ESQ es arabe?
-Seguramente, porque he dido dc,
cir que las traen de muy lejos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15
(Viene de Ia pag. 10Y.

a las tres ultimas republicas, GUAM
do la muerte de Barrios en- IN COM
bate el 2 de Abril de dicho aHc, pu-
so fin . Ia contienda que quiza ha-
5ria traido algunos periuicios q Me-
xico. pcrque en- ciertos circulos O.
f~iciales de los Estados Unidos Sc veia
nal Ia intervention de nuestra patria
en- tales asuntos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15

CLcstiones ~ccon5m!cas:
la economic de listed esta en-
uneStad7 dep,orable.
-Bicn puede listed dccirlo.
Made mejOr que 20, senior doc
tor. sahc como anGamoS lie economics
en- csta casa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03
Specially Priced
Sis.7s. s2s.7s. sss.so. SALTS. sss.7s
to $s7.59
Our Millinery

.affeGi, ihsh Velvet Is all represented here Ia
ihi, large Selccton and at prices most reasonable.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03
NEARLY THREE HUNDRED HaTlCEs
FROM ALL REGIONS OF PANHANDLE
ARE INITIATED INTO LOCAL SHRINE

Il. T.. Slaughter. Amarillo Texas.
y T.. stevens. Shamrock Texas.
y. ". Gillerwater, Memphis. TrNaa
Charlie Thui. I.eFora Texas.
J.Y NJ McKelyy. Mcrlph,. Texas.
l'obrt Dmg,ld, Clnvnn. Texas
W \ CariTdl Claude Texas.
Rev. G. 7. wh1lcy. Ciaudr TCNas
Arthur Osgpud. Amarillo Tcs1s
n. r. foster. Groom. Texas
J. T.. Miles. Claude. Tcyas
n. l.. Newman. Miami. Texas.
iIush l.. Holland. TcNh0mn. TcNas.
4. \. johnson, Hereford, TeNaA
Comp MoslaaL
u. e. Fright. Amarillo. Texas
T.. Il. Johnson. Canadian. Texas
e.. r. I.ndtcr. Amarillo. TEXAS.
l.. &. McMurtrv rampn. TcNns.
W =. Kenyon. Amarillo. Texas.
4. O. Thompson. ll0 cfotd. TcNas
Conn Moslahl
u T. Tsggurt. Amarillo. Texas.
4 u. Hanna. Canyon. Texas.
y w. Powell. CANYON. Texas
\. u. Gamble. Canyon. TcNas.
- e Woo,la. Dalhlrt. Texas.
". y. Dunlap. Hereford ToNas.
Comp. Moslahl
W. ;. Finklea. Amarillo. T'Nas.
n. +. Wright. Amnrillo. Tcvas
/. u Mc-tcn. Dalhart. Texas
Grorrc Bsqms Hereford. T'Saa.
tConm Noslahl
u ~ kinsicy friona. TcNls comp
Noslahl
G..o. D.. Walker. Dalhar,. Texas
w H. M,kiIahan Sliion. Texas.
y. ~. Th"rrpson. Amliillo. Texas.
n. W. Siums. i.uhho"k TcNH7.
Ralph Hardy. .;la,on. Tcyas
J. NJ Mccann. Sl1ton. Texas.
y. ", Schmidt Staten. ToN1s
l.. W Paws. Slaton. TcNas
" a. S.nulding. i.uhhocL, T'Nns
g. NJ. ihllcnger. l.uhbork T,,,s.
.'oh Davis Southland. T'Nas
Waiter Gentry Foch ToNas
J. 7. M!,ings'cV. Fofh T,N1s.
T. e par'.v. Iiermleieh. Texas.
~. A. Louder. foeh. TtNas
y. \ Pilllngsloy. Damn. T,N.s
y ". Norman " dlsv. Twas
~. :. lF"srcti. ilcrmleish. r. MS.
iilnE Wilson. Duln. Texas.
I. \. Tnnn. SNYDER Texas
g. I. Akos,n. li1lc Cater TrNas.
u " l..nord Hall Center Texas
!. 4. GTs.no. roch. Toy1H
]. q Cn,fI. l.ookn,y TEXAS.
L.. NJ. Frogvc. rlainyicw. Texas
o. ~. Miller i'lainyi"w T'NIS.
T. 7. MoI,hcad l'lnMVIlN, T,Nss.
I " Wq"'ard. rlrinvicN. ToNnN
Robert e Fchois. White flrit' T. 'as,
Jim Phillips. plainyiew. Texas
g Wayilnd. ptinyicw. T,N1S.
Il VI Crihb. plainyiew. Texas
=. u Mare Ilainy isw. Twas
-. ". pqvdrn. rhinvicW. T"Na-.
H. e. Barrow. rltinVi,w, TCNas
y e. Dublin Plainyiew. fNas.
\ q. Cox. plainviow. Texas.
I W. Elliott. kr,ss. TcAas.
r y Stevenson. FloNdfih. Texas.
X. a. Willis. FlOvdadi. TcNlf
W. g.. Mitchell. Floydadl, r VAS.
". A Wofford. ilainyi'w. TcNas
Comp. MoslahL
lac Montague. Flny,lid,, TrNaS.
n. l.. Mlcn. Plalnvlcw. TcVas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03
Arnusernents
Dramatic >cene ~ Read house
shown ~ Thrilling Film

Dramatic roonc !. at1r,d iu q rnnd
hous, In Even ls Eve First Nu
tonal pirturl. taken ituu IA novel hy
Robert " chambers The shining
sani Tho "i"ft'rr wn b. shown al
tho Mission thcater today.
Eil,ocn. a girl Whn at, h'on brought
M ia the wihls of H., Adirundacks
hHr in hrf purefsluu sunr valuable
prists lcft hv her father. Who waa q
r'riufo up 2" The tim, ui h'f dca'h.
\ wealthy club mln nu1 New No'f
NpWul. tnrVF ~ "a plpDs ana o..
icmptH IT, seal th'm fsn h"r ruil
a. h' hlr his SIT, .n,it" the eiii to
'luh h'rS,' wh'i. thry Sc staying
'n The hop" ih1l AZ can ndu tho glll
10 pnt With tn Treasure. liut ~ -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03

L. Graham. rlainvicw. T,xas.
J M Malcne. Ia,iHview Tefhs.i n 3
Euiris fi-h Alatad.. Texas !
V u, Roger. Ininsiew. Texas
Elmer Stcarns. Matador. TcNas.
Il " llnuct. rlsihyiow. Texas
"a. II. Campbell. Maiador, Texas
T.. T.. Hamilton. MatadoT. Texas
Winfield llolh'rk rlnlnvi"w, T"NiS
i .. Tnylor. Tulia, TcShs
1. T.. C'IniJcl. Tuln. Texas.
- ! wwldi'iiFc. plainyiew. Texas.
" r. l.omond. iialc Ccntcr, Texas
e. T.. ,arier. plninvi'w. Texas
r. n. Brown. l'iainyi-w. Texas.
a. 4. l.l"vd Post. Texas.
T.. T.. i've. riainview. TcNas.
q l.. VIII. Maiador. TcNs.
i. g.. Wai~ n. plainNiew. Texas.
l.tln iIh. Maiador. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03
A TENAs w0NDER.

For kidney ana bladder troubles.
gravel. weak and lame hich. rhrumH
iism and Irregularities ~ ia. Lidn"ys
and bladder IN both men aud wnmrn
II not sold by YOUR druggist. Viii ht
sent by mail on receipt of tl.:s. Small
bottle often cures. send fur sworu tea
imonisls. III. D.. W lIlll. s9.s6 olive
street. ~. Louis. No Sold hy drag
gisis advertisement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03
WnIians.IDnlany

N.I T. Williams ana Miss Mary
Watt DulanN were married Yesterday
Afternoon about o'clock by Justice at
the Pcacc u ~. Aairheari In his oi.
lice ~ the courthouse. They lett Inst
nirht fur canyon where they viii
make their home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03
mai

SpropI's VIE. whd is In NO. VIZ am
.si., nan. Nh" happens " ihe'sa esp
With Eileen, plots Ia get revenge un
he uri hy disEracing her and NJ the
faiu" timr get cyidonro for dlvofes
Shr induces hes husband ta take the
..ii 4" lonely road HOUSE. telling J.
Il, ear force her To give NJ the pa.
lsIn there
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03
Mgdiaim Traverse
a, strapr Nru RIDE.

The discovery ~ d New York cho
tut ghl thai the "husiana" already
hnl wife pr0vlios the opoGing stu.
ni'n ~ "rh" Spliii e Good" tho new
William Fox production starring Mad.
lnin" TIaNcrs" which IL coming to- the
b"Iudi Theatre To-day
thir situation leads L. many more
lh' thrilling II lends from thu New
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03
| rlgI. ryagsl fiklphgXra dance

Mshs 'I isSs + lklEAF5' sas SS.ss
aus sahegs' hid, y s.....>s. s..sn
The story n said q h. tlin hcaf X
Yet provided Ter Allss Travcrcsc.
las won fnme Iy her portrayal ~
ilnnal character
tn. story II ny Clifford ia
and l'urgc Jenkins. Dctannh
wtote tile scenario and, Paul
noiiNe directed the production.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03

.lu'lgc ". y. Gee VIII leave this az.
uinnon ftr three weeks vacation.
While away d, expects To- visit with
friends and relatives IN Tennessee sud
kentucky.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03

Constructed hurTiedly 1T raw adol'
nnid and crWmnn grain straw, - years
age the walls &C Old Fort Desert IN
Mc'tcrn Utah are siill preserved.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03
Marriage Ileenses.

\. G. sciz and Mrs. Mary Jan"
Grihhe
Fred S.pieht and Alis- Emma
ruI,h
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03

On only one uccasnn ~ the red hat
worn by cardinal-when the pope
places Il on his head ~ q symbol -
hiS otiiVp.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03

King Louis Philippe of France used
I" pridc himself upon his skill in cary.
lng ham.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-03

naiy News Want ,ds bring results.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-09-09
ELLISPORT

MIR. and Mrs. Ruttlc of Seattle,
were the guests Of Mr., and Mrs.
Pyle on Sunday.
A welcome home is also extend.
ed to Mr. and Mrs, llendricllSon
and children who have returned
to their home on the hill,
Mr.. Edward Salmon, from Van
couycr is having Il happy time this
week recalling bygonc days with
his old friend and chum, Harry
Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jones re
turned to Seattle with their
friends Mr.. and Mrs, Pond, and
had a pleasant visit of several
days.
Miss Margaret Glockyer, with
friends from Seattle, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs, Cliff.
Miss Metz and sister Of California
also enjoyed their hospitality.
Mrs. Vancouver and daughter Of
Tacoma, who spent their summer
vacation here in their coy cottage
are almost the last to bid good bye
to Ellisport. They left Wednesday
noon from QuartcrmaStcr.
Mrs. f. c. Newman, of the
"VaShonese" has gone to Tacoma
to spend the winter with her dau-
ghter, Mrs. Smell. We shall miss
the light in the window, the kind
voice and the sweet smile, and we
hope shell be back with the com
ing Of the sprmgtime.
Mrs. STAIRS summer guests
have all departed too, carrying
with them pleasant memories Of
waves tapping the shore as they
fell asleep at night. Among recent
ones were her cousin Mrs. Galer
| Dixon of California and Miss
Augusta Dahleen from Minnesota
Mrs. E. P, Huntington of Top.
perish, who has made several Wis
Its here returned on Wednesday
for a restful fall outing. She vii
occupy one of the Cliff camps. Hel
many friends bid her welcome.
Miss Caughey entertained hen
cousins. Miss Ralston of Rock Is
land, Ill.,, and Mrs. Frank SoulC
of Tacoma, over last week end
Mrs. Cowan Of Center and hel
sister Miss Cooke of Rock Island
spent Friday with them in happy
! reunion.
We are glad to learn that Dr.
Felch has fixed up his cottage in
the same addition and that he and
his family hope to spend every
summer here. Truly some physi,
clans are beginning to rest from
their labors long enough to take
some of their own oft-preScribed
medicine; fresh air, rest and sun
shine.
DR.. and Mrs. Keller and little
daughter of Yakima, who have
spent the summer in the old
Cliff cottage, located in the Wash.
on Garden tracts, have returned
to their home after a most delight,
full outing. So pleased are they
that they have rented the same
cottage for next, summer. Mrs
Keeler's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Brindly who were their guests
are just as enthusiastic as they
lover our quiet little resort.
DR.. Daniel Lesh of Yakima, who
recently purchased the Mann bun.
galoW, IS surely entering heartily
into the good times for which
Ellisport is so well known. He is
certainly a royal entertainer, as
everyone who attended the big
clam-bake recently given by him
on the beach will testify. Every.
one in Ellisport was invited, each
guest to bring his own plate and
bread and butter The CLANS were
baked to perfection, and all who
attended report a most enjoyable
Evening. 1t is very evident that
DR., Lesh has had previous exper.
fence in managing big clam bakes
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-09-09
FRANCE EQUIPS U. S. ARMY

so Per Cent Of Planes, 60 Of Guns,
so Of Supplies Are Given.
Metz.-Marshal Foch will visit the
United States when the European stu
alton permits, he told Supreme Knight
Faherty Of the Knights of Columbus,
in reponse to formal invitation at
banquet,
Captain Andre Tardieu, a speaker,
caused some surprise when he said:
you may not know that France
provided you with so per cent of your
airplancs 60 per cent of your guns
and 90 per cent Of your war supplies"
The Carlisle independent., 1920-10-07
EXHIBITS FROM THIS COUNTY
 WANTED FOR STATE CAPITOL

Each county iii Arkansas should be represented with an exhibit represen- tative of it's resources in the agricul- tural, mineral and industrial museum at the State Capitol in Little Rock and I am making an appeal to those in charge of local and district fairs to reserve some of the best specimens of farm products at the fall shows and send them to me to be placed in this display, where they will be ar ranged so as to give credit to each county or community.
 Where fairs are not held it will be possible for commercial clubs or pub lie spirited citizens to collect suita- ble exhibit. If agricultural products are not available, mineral specimens or manufactured products may be sent
 Ths exhibit of state resources at the Capitol is not only visited by hun dreds ofstrangers every day but it is source of pride to the people of Ar kansas, especially. to those from the counties represented. This is an op- portunity for each county to adver- tise, without one cent of expense, it's resources. Won't somebody take up this matter of collecting local ex- hibit?
 Ship exhibits to Jim G. Ferguson, Commissioner of Agriculture, State Capitol, Little Rock, Arkansas.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-10-07
COOKyILLE ITEMS

Jim Caldwell of Overs Ridge car ried a bale of cotton to Carlisle Mon- day. He says he wont sell yet awhile. Gus Brazeel spent Sunday at Jno. Williams.
 Claude Stevens who has been dan- gerously i'll for some time is no bet ter, his sister has been notified to come at once from California.
 Jim Evans and wife visited Mrs. H. T. Harmon Sunday.
 P. I. is digging sweet potatoes this week.
 I. A. Williams and Clinton Daniels have invented a sorhgum cutter, known as the little Gem. They have been demonstrating it this week. It runs by horse gasoline power. MT. Williams had the misfortune to come in contact with live wire which shocked him but is o. k. now. They say they will be able to take care of all cane planted another year.
 Quite lot of chills here lately. School was out Friday at Cooksville and all enjoyed the day fine as they had spelling match and dinner on the ground.
 Ed Dotts.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-10-07

In little town in Indiana there is a merchant who's been keeping a general store 35 years and strange to relate, kept it according to Hoyle and set of double entry books. The fig ures in his ledgers tell some interest ing stories. For instance, in 1893 a woman brought ten pounds of butter to his store and received a credit of 50 0scents. She also brought ten dozen eggs, and this brought her another 50 cents. For this dollar credit she re- ceived five pounds of sugar, 25c; six pounds of navy beans, 25c; eight pounds of bulk oats, 25c; and two pounds of coffee, 25c A few weeks ago another woman brought to this store ten pounds of butter, for which she received $6, and ten dozen eggs for which she received $4. As part pay ment in merchandise she took five pounds of sugar, 95ecents; six pounds of navy beans, 75 cents; eight pounds of bulk oats, 86 cents; two pounds of coffee, 90 cents, and $6.45 in cash. All of which goes to show. that the farm CTS producing eggs and butter are rak ing nobody's dust in the race for high prices.
 -Overalls and unionalls in khaki and blue and white stripe; the very best at Buechley's store.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-10-07
NOTICE
Important Meeting

A meeting of the farmers and busi- ness men of Lonoke County has been called to assembly in Lonoke on Sat urday October 9, 1920 at 1:30 p. m. for the purpose ,of discussing condi- tions confronting the farmers and business men of Lonoke County. ;. J. R. Alexander of Scotts and D. c. Welty State Organizer of the Ameri- can Cotton Association will make ad- dresses. Everyone who is interested in obtaining a fair price for their pro- ducts is urged to be present.
 z Chas. A. Walls,
 President of Lonoke Chamber of
The Carlisle independent., 1920-10-07
COX THE UNBEATABLE, SAYS
 COL. PATTERSON
Get on Band Wagon" Marse Henry's
 Advice

Get on Band Wagon" Marse Henry's
 Advice
 New York, Oct 4.-Henry Waiter son, who is spending a few days in the city, said today he believed Gov. Cox was unbeatable.
 Write it "Cox, the unbeatable" ," said the veteran journalist.
 "He is journalist and that means cal. A lawyer is controversalist, logician, master of doctrines, the ories, equities. The doctor is heal CT, and more or less specialist. The journalist is an all-round man of af- fairs; that is what we require in a president of the United States.
 "Cox is a man among men. He has shown h imself ever a practical man, man of sense and judgment, who, as the saying puts it, has studied the cue papers and ascertained the differ ence betwixt hawk and buzzard. In word he does things we want. We need that sort of man in the White House.
 .sNow comes another chance for the Democrats to get together to wipe out the old scores and with a long pull, a strong pull, and a pull altogether, to line up once more on the resOlu- tions of '98 and 'fifty-four, forty or fight
 Write it Cox the unbeatable Better get aboard the band wagon, boys"
 Dr. Callahan and wife and C. s. Long and wife took in the show, Robin Hood" at Little Rock Tues day.
 -HummePs is the place to buy your table supplies.-You always get the freshest on the market and have to pay no more. 2l-tf MT. J. H. Griffin was business visitor to Little Rock Tuesday. While there he visited an occulist to have his eyes tested.
 Hummel wants your grocery trade and always has what you want. Best brands of flour, coffees, teas and canned goods. 21-tf Mrs. A. A. Dulaney and small son, Ainsley, of Heber Springs, arrived Tuesday for a visit with the family of Dr. s. E. Arp.
 Rub My-Tism is great pain kill CT. It relieves pain and soreness caused by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc. 5O-5Ut
 Miss Fern Mcdaniel, of Fordyce, arrived Tuesday to take charge of the
 Expression department of the Car l lisle High School.
 Mrs. Geo. Whitmore of Little Rock was a visitor here Thursday and while There purchased hat and suit of the Long's Quality Store. MT. F. L. Clark, the photographer of Hagen was here Tuesday and made some pictures of the Patterson and 1 Vennum farm south of town. c. H. Mcconnell, who has been l spending the summer at Alexander, l Arkansas has returned home. He re- ! ports very pleasant summer.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-10-07
METHODIST CHURCH ,

Fourth and last Quarterly Confer eu(e next Su' ,ay. Dr. James Thom- as{P. E. will preach at the Il o'clock Ds4fvice, anu :.ttendance of the entire mAnhership is urged Quarterly Con fenen at 2:50 ?. m. as ths4 IS important.
 Epw4Fth League at 7.00 p. m. Preaching at 2 30 D m.
 J. T. J. Fizer. Mfa Max Manner and daughter, Miss Helen Hendricks, were Lonoke visitors Tuesday. A
The Carlisle independent., 1920-10-07
NOTICE To AUTOMOBILE AND
 TRUCK OWNERS

Traffic ordinanSe prohibits running of ANY MOTOR VEHICLE after dark without lights. Several acci- dents of late have been narrowly averted.
 This ordinance will be strictly en- forced hereafter.
 E. F. Harrison,
The Carlisle independent., 1920-10-07

's' J. A. Gavin, manager of the
 Southern Rice Growers Association, northern district locsted st Weiner, was here Monday conferring with eJ. R. Romanss manager of Carlisle Lonoke distiict Mr. Calvin states
 that the frost was very heavy at Wei ner, but the damage was very small.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-10-07
Ed Dotts.
NOTICE

Somebody picked up ax and hat at Bayou grade, belonging to J. s. Walk CT deceased. Please return to Mrs. Walker or leave at H. l. Buechley's store.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-10-07
FOR SALE

Three or four heavy work horses of mules for sale. Very reasonable time if desired.
 Ray Morrison,
 Rt ?, Carlisle, Ark.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-10-07

--6s6 quickly relieves Constipation, Biliousaess, Loss of Appetite and Headaches, due to Torpid Liver. 50-30
The Carlisle independent., 1920-10-07
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Things On Which We Are Agreed
 Next Sunday Night AT PRAIRIE LONGUE SUNDAY
 AFTERNOON
 ssThe Bible As Literature"
The Carlisle independent., 1920-10-07
FOR SALE

One pair of we'll bred horses in good condition to break and work. 23-2tp o. T. Muzzy.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-10-07

Mrs. Curtis Jones, who has been spending the past two weeks here with her sister, Mrs. C.S. Long, re- turned to her, home in Little Rock Wednesday.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-10-07

MT. J. w. Veach returned last week from Terre Haute, Indiana, where he had been visiting the family of MT. J. he enjoyed very pleasant visit and met many old friends while absent He states that crops in the section he visited were excellent and everything gave evidence of prosperity.