Cleveland County herald., 1920-02-26

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 Little Rock-Congressma T. II. 1 Caraway of Jonesboro was in Little Rock from a tour of North Arkansas in the interest of his candidacy for United States senator. MT. CaraWays friends are legion in that section Of the state and he says he is confident of carrying that section by splendid majorities.
 Horatio.-When a Illuminating cap with which she was playing at Pack ards Spur exploded recently It, year-old negro girls thumb and 1n- dex finger of the right hand were blown off, while the thumb and index finger of the left hand were consider ably lacerated.
 Little Rock-Col. Mark Wheeler, Seventh infantry, was ordered to Washington for temporary duty there during the recruiting drive. Colonel Wheeler will return to Camp Pike upon completion of his special work at Washington.
 Fayetteville-W. H. Woodley, dairy specialist of the agricultural division of the University of Arkansas, and 1 Ben F. Greer county demonstration agent of Carroll county, are holding dairy meetings in Eureka Springs, ! Grandview and other points in Car roll county.
 Fort Smith.-A youth who was found crushed to death between two cars of Missouri Pacific freight train near Hoxie recently was identified as Ralph Airhart of this city. Letters in the boys possession served to identt- fy him. Young Airhart left recently for Memphis.
 Pine Bluf.-Harvey W. Moore, man. ager of the Pine Bluff Cotton Oil Mill for the last four years, has resigned, effective March 1, and will go to Char lotte, N. C., where he will be connect ed with the Thrift Manufacturing 1 Company.
 Heber Springs. - The Damon Oil Company of Heber Springs has let the contract for cutting the timber for It's 1 first derrick. The derrick will require i 25.000 feet of lumber and will be erected on the company's holdings near here.
 Fort Smfth-Railway circles heard that Charles H. Baltzell, superintend- ent of the central division of the Frisco Railway, with headquarters in Fort Smith, was soon to be elevated to the superintendency of the safety first department of that road.
 Mountain Home.-Work of remov- ing the stock of goods purchased by the Golden Rule Store Company from the Leonard location at this place to the old Conley- Mcclure store, the stock of which they also purchased, has been completed.
 Mountain Home.-Sid Beavers or Buffalo and James Cunningham of Buford have been appointed as road commissioners on the Buffalo-Buford proict to fill the places of Will Gov enton and John Fitzwater, who re- 1 signed
 Fl Paso.-Five registered Holstein cows from Wawotorsa, Wis, have been receivd by John, Lee and Lewis ] Mullins, students in the Ell Paso High School. The young men have ordered five pure bred Poland China stock hogs from Missouri.
 Conway.-The final tryout to se- lect the debating team to represent Hendrix College in the annual debate with Southern Methodist University at Dallas, Tex, to be held in May, has been postponed
 Mountain Home.-Joe Girkins of this place, census enumerator for Whitesville township, has beaten all records for taking the census of single township in the county, it is said.
 Batesyille.-Leland Bunch, the colfhty agent for Independence county, recently shipped the third cooperative shipment of hogs from this county 1 that mas been ndue lllS year Charleston-After II weeks ill- ness John Ragsdale is dead. His af fliction set in after the extraction of a tooth three years ago.
 Melville. = The l00-ton concentrat. ing plant on the Beulah mine at Rush burned, entailing heavy loss. No insurance was carried.
 Conway-Over 200 converts were gained by the Rev. Burke Culpepper, the Memphis evangelist, who recent ly concluded a series of revival ser vices at Morrilton.
 I Fort smith-TAe Midland Valley