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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-07
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
Four large communicating. rooms. suitable
for Offices or studio; electric light: steam heat
available Ncysmbsr !, iS2 1920;
JESSE L HElskELL.
1406 n ut. NV.
DESK ROOM IN FURNISHED OFFICE, *
per month. Gall. $50 Pm, 200 Baltic build
FOR RENT - PHYsIciAN's OFFICE. on
NV HARRY wARDMAN.
Large Clean Bright Rooms
In our new building. $40 18th Ct: DIV. Mod
crate rental. including heat. light and jsnitol
service.
William E. Fowler & Company
s1s 18th st. NV. Main s41s and sli7
FoR EENT.F0uR ROOMS. on SK0TNI
SERVICE. 10 jackson place.
DESK SPACE, MODERN OFFICE. CENTRAL
~ located: reasonable. Phone Main S048. o.
FURNISHED MUSIC STUDIO. Address b,
AID, star once. ee
OFFICE desk room. III New Da7idsoa bldg
921 18th NV:
STUDIO. 1880 nth ST. Nw-TWO ROOMS
and bath; one room attrsctively and comfort
, BLY, furnished; twin beds; the other t'tudi'
FOR PHYsICIANs-rWo, LARGE, MODERN
best locality; , vith waiting rsem; $50 snd ~
OFFICE ROOMS, GOOD RoR LAwYERs. e
IL
DENTISTS AND DOCTORS. FULLY EoUIP
ped nsSiy renode'ed building. choice Conn
ALLAN =. WALKER 4 CO.. mo-.
S1S 18th ct. nv.
Two LARGE COMMUNICATING K00Ns
sseond deer lS17-l9 n. :. ave. n:w:: one
tie n electric :ss ss'
month
JESSE 1. HEIsKELL. 1908 q st. Az.
NATHER BUILDING, sle q ST.: DIR
able mont room. tenth door: rent. Ss6 pc,
month; immediate possession.
POPE BUILDING. 81 i1ts 81. NV: ONLY
...see r. seq
nominal considering location.
'H 4is s!!s !: :!l .gsE''
Maia 2Sl5.
FOR RENT-H ST. FRONT. "a FLOOR
Chesley bldg. large suite Of eiaces suitable
for school: large law once or ether once pur
poses. JESSE L. HEISKELIA 14oS 1t, n.w
FOR RENT-ST0RES.
1906 MOUNT PLEAsHNT ST: NEW: IMME
diate Possession; suitable for any business
rent. $S5.
HARRY A. sEAY. woodward building.
14O4 PARK ROAD-LARGE BrORN WiTE
excellent show window. For further tnfosma
a q. HoUGHrON co.. 1916 II st. NV.
1--WE have the best in every section"
COZ f seg q: e. NV.
N. 1901. DAVID =. Harry. 1907 nv.
LARGE STORE AND LIVING QUARTER
with garage. 2lS0 Pa. ave. NV. II. SCOTT
RIVER, 704 lith NV.
TIA l4th ST. H.W.-I-ARGE. LIGHT MOD
| efn store. with large basement. TOTTBN
| 1921 Vermont ave. Telephone Main l405.
NEW BUILDING. N. CAPITOL AND RRY
ant sts: will rent for drug store or sell en
tire building OATS above, for eaah. g
18th 1T. NEAR PARk ROAD. SMALL STORE
suitable for lsdies' o. sssts' furuishisls. ate.
years lssse at 90 per meath. WSAvpl
EROa.. 725 18th q: ~. Aata le2i:
NEWLY REMoDELED. HJGH.oLASsi SEG
Conn. ave. section.
Very large store room, good Pa. ave. see
ton and near soyerament depaftnents.
| ALLAN T.. WALKER 4 CO., INC.
| SIS 18th St. NV.
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NEAR WARRINGTON CIRCLE
ane Investment. 10 rooms and baths;
brick: in 6ne condition. This property is now
used as q thfee-famiy apartment, bringing in
q high rental. Price only $40, 900, with 81, 500
cash,
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Vacant. Q rooms and hath. In very good
coalition. Electricity. Price. 50, $50. Terms.
NEAR Both AND Q.
II rooms and bath; extra toilets: good
condition: room for garage. Price. $500.
Only 81, 500 cash.
Colonial porch brick: @ rooms and tile bath:
double rear inclc6ed sleeping porch; hot-water
heat; electricity; fns condition; hardwood
floors; se,ni-detsched; room for Esrsge. Imme-
Ciate Possession. Price, 5000.
RANDOLPH STREET NV.
Detached. rooms and bath: hot.vafer
heat: double brick garage. Price. $1,000,
NEAR 18th AND Q.
Another good Investment u rooms and
bath: now used az three-family apartment:
double brick garage. Price only $500. On
terms
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WESTMINSTER STREET NEAR 9th.
8 stories . and s sIREr 500 NHAR NJ
. ''0''e' " : STREET s1SMsi ro NEAR 18th. '
: rooms; '';r STREET NEAR 5th.
8 rooms; 3 stories: hot water heat; $500.
Q sTRRET NEAR 14th.
'''f'e' is ) florida FG1Gsi jaw xSEs si;i''
An s caTn eHfes' TkEE E1"d s faa 18TH
O STREET NEAR 10th.
STREET NEAR 18th.
7 STREET NEAR sth.
| stories: 81 feet front: $1,000:
o2nd STREET NEAR EYE.
rooms i isss% sr ssa! =! s salao
: rooms; n i0t s 11IlqSi i SS4S ests
| 8 stories; 8 rooms: s.. 900.
STREET NEAR list.
stories and cela 3 IF, fnresse heat; $500
Q STREET NEAR srd.
stories and cellar: $500.
Sth STREET NEAR o.
s7.5o s.'F'e'' rooms n0'."''el neat -0''''
" STREET NEAR 18th.
aand STREET NEAR M.
~ S STREET NEAR 18th.
stories :5s s s;9sSj ; s%SS $500
2 stories: rooms: $500.
10th STREET NEAR p.
s - ,ss.;; 1T 2SEss sSs ss Nav
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER,
INC.
FIR. 7485.
GA 18th Street NV.
slz.soo.oo
Attractive home of ten rooms
and bath; running water on third
floor; hot-water heat, electricity;
newly redecorated and in excel
lent condition. Front lawn and
good-size back yard to alley.
Vacant. Near 18th and Park
road (Sacred Heart Parish.)
sl2'5o.oo
Comfortable modern home in
best residential section of the
city, near Dupont Circle. Eight
rooms, two baths, electricity,
hot-water heat. Large yard, with
room for garage. Wide alley.
Hot-water heater. House is in
excellent condition, and has been
newly repapered and reprinted.
Immediate possession.
| ss,7 7s6
Ten rooms and two baths; in
excellent condition. Hot-water
heat; newly papered and painted.
Large yard. Well adapted to
rent top floor or two top floors
as separate apartments and still
maintain privacy Of lower floors.
In the best section of the
northeast, on B street, within
three blocks of the Capitol and
Library. Vacant.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER,
INC,
ol4 18th Street,
Washington. D. c.
S. 75O-BI66MfNGDAI1E NEAR ct AND o
non zGsH: 'rs bath bath, T .sa bath
ssooo-slooMiNaDxLs: Near l.t and e
sT IcsT' .ss hath .,a
$3.50 NEAR cow bErffss room. and
=. s.n sath P ,".s T.. 2 $50 cash. ,o.n
Corner rooms and bath. H.w.h.
Vacant.
Bauman & Heinzman,
MAIN $500. 7s4 18th NV.
| JAMESON-BUILT HOMES
ready to move in; 1881 to 1859
Taylor st. NV; E and 8 rooms,
attic; cement porches, large
sleeping porches; tile bath; deep
lot to wide alley. Ask the man
who owns one. Open and lighted
daily until 9 pm, Built. owned
and for sale by THOMAS A.
JAMESON, 900 New York ave.
NV. Main 5526.
"MIDpAUGH & SHANNON
HOMES"
| Homes that have satisfied for 20 years.
A more or less nomadic ex-
istenee is led by those who de-
pend upon renting a place to
live. "a Those who invest in their
own homes are masters of their
future, and multiply their capi-
tai invested each year. Put your
monthly rental waste to work
for you! Payments on these
homes are lower than rent.
WOODBRIDGE ID. G.
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HOME BUILDING FINANCED.
Fer a limited number We will finance the build.
Ing OF homes in Chevy CHASE, D. g., according
to our special plan. Beautiful lots from 81, 100
and up. Ownership Of lot makes you eligible.
Easy terms or liberal cash discount. Write for
details. Address Box TOD. Star office.
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Columbia Road.
Price, 13,00o-Terms. s.. 900 cash, balance
arranged. rooms. OF which are bedrooms
and I servants room; hot-water heat, cleo
tricity and room for garage.
Immediate Possession.
Mt. Pleasant.
Price SEQ, 5O0-Terms, S., 900 cash. balance
arranged. Ideal for physician or dentist
English basement style. . rooms and 8 baths,
hardwood floors, sleeping porch, two open
hreplaces; high elevation.
Brand-NeN.
Cleveland Park.
Bungslow-Price. $14.5Oo; terms. IS 900
cash. balance monthly. rooms. tiled bath.
ot.water heat. hardwood floors. electricity.
slate roof. garage, cement porch and $50 feet
to Connecticut ave.
New.
Chevy Chase.
Bunsaiow-Price. $3.50; terms. s., 900 cash.
$75 monthly. Five rooms and tiled bath. hot
re sess. e@ ave.
VIM. E. Fowler & Company,
81o Fifteenth Street NV.
1911 G S.E.-DESIRABLE
section, all white. Six rooms.
Ami. Electricity. Screened
throughout, acknowledgements
Winters coal in basement.
$500, direct from owner. Pos
session about Nov. l. 21z blocks
Pa. ave. car line. On we'll shaded
street. Call evenings or Satur-
day after 3. Or phone Main 237l
during Office hours. g.
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CONSIDERING.
WITH DEED.
CHEVY CHASE.
NEAR CARS.
Center hall; 2 baths; 8 large
rooms; large closets; handsome
fixtures and decorations; large
living room, open fireplace i;
porches; slate roof; freproof
garage under house; lot o0x125,
more ground available. Cannot
be equaled at $l4,5OO.
RHODE ISLAND AVE.
NEAR 3rd NV.
Semi-detached brick; 8 large,
bright rooms and bath on 2
floors; large sleeping porch !;
brick garage; good lot, 2 street
fronts. Price, $4,000; reason
able terms.
Z, 72o 18th NV.
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WALTER A. BROW IN,
14OO II St. NV.
10 CLOSE DsrATE-sEPARATELY OR As
ENTIRETY. ANY BROKER.
8 aresm, bay window brick dwellings With bath
3 11-room dwellings With bath.
Corner store with Groom dwelling and bath.
All IN 1900 block 9Th st. NV. Any reasonable
RAYMOND HOOVER. Trustee.
715 District National Bant bldg.
on Sr1 81. N.W.-A SEMF'bETIcHED I.
nom hath and cellar brick dwelling; large
parking; opposite new Holy Rosary Church,
r. zss1. III. MILLS. so6 9Th st. NV.
FOR SALE-COLOR E D.
Several very nice homes, located
in the NV. section, containing
s rooms. Price, $3.50. Very
easy terms. For further infor-
nation. B. B. PINN, 7l2 Ken
yon st. NV. Telephone Col.
5Sl7.
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Pay rent to yourself. Buy lot ia Chevy
Chase. D. g. Dssy terms or liberal cash dis
home according to your own house plans. Get
details Of our special proposition. Address Boz
l6O-D, star ONCE,
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VAIN 4Ig1: 1423 T ST. NV.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE FOR orIcx
sale. A delightfuliy located nerthvest hn..a
,,.r rooms rs. and bath hotwster heat: electric
s,sms s,ass 1neiessd sleeping porch; completely
dition: brick garage. Immediate possession.
NO AGENTS. Address Box 1e8,D sfar oSsr..
FOUR EXCELLENT NORTHWEST CoIoREp
properties; terms reasonable. Apply or write
507 Pope bldg, SIT 14th ST. Main 1866 s.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
WANTED.

TTDERfY GENTLEMAN. employed govern
m-nt department. desires board and somtor RI
RnIt,r;Iie. close 10 steam railway station: ref
crenre, Address Box l69-D. star once.
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS
Mt Pleasant and Columbia Heights Sections
S15OOOOO STA 5OOOO

SlO,OUO.UU
Modern Broom home Of excellent construc.
zion; convenient to cars, stores, etc; located
OIL very wide street. This property also has
a garage.
$13,0OO.OO
Near Christian Science Church: convenient y
located near two car lines; house conta inins
10 rooms baths; all modern Improvement
Immediate possession.
S12.5OOOO
Columbia road. il the 1900 block: home Of
medern construction. containing 10 rooms, This
property is in excellent condition and imme
ciate possession can be bad.
100000
Located near the corner of 18th and XII.
p6ufne sts.; three stories, o rooms; hot.va ter
neat. This property IL in very good condition
ana immediate Possession is assured
$4,000
Located near schools, stores etc, in Colrm
oia heights section; owne. ofkers his 6roon,
nooern home with Immediate possession On
very easy terms. WI
SON & COMPANY
orated--
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J., APARTMENTS TO LET
rURNISHED.

AVAILABLE At ONCE. IN NoRThM rs eco
Address Box ESD. Star once.
I:li7 PARK RID. N.W.-FLAT. FURNISHED
md floor front room. kitchen and BATH.
Is \ 7. AVE. N.E.-a-RoOM. BATH a MI
Rent $50 to party buying furniture Tor go
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DOWNTOWN.
$3.50. 5000 Cash.

Doss W. VSSSSS SoSii'
large rooms; large closets; tile bath: newl,
papered: h.w.h.: concrete cellar: within II
minutes walk of Treasury. Have shipped m.
furniture and will leave city as soon as sell
Address Box l37-D. Star ONCE.
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55O3 18th ST. NV.
Eight rooms; a.m.c.; fine loca-
ton; $l25 month; long lease
Takoma cars pass the doors,
18th and the Georgia ave. lines a
block away.
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821 18th Street NV M.;. 1Azz
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POSSESSION ,TODAY.
New, Never Occupied Bricks.
1928 KENNEDY ST. NV.
Semi-detached; eight rooms
very large, deep lot; front, side
and back porches; a.m.c.; $3.50
month; long lease.
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BuILp YOUR OWN HOME.

Suite 1859, woodward Ndg.. 18th and Il
Main -.
The Little River news., 1920-12-15
ALLEGED MURDERER IS JAILED
Man Charged With Killing Two Taken
 There for Safekeeping.

Lepanto, Dec. 11-D. Smith Cham bers, aged 55, charged with the mur- der yesterday of Deputy Sheriff w. R. Shields, 45, and Boss Todd, 40, farm CT, this afternoon was taken by City Marshal J. B. Blanchett to JonesborC to be placed in the Craighead county jail for safe-keeping. Feeling against the prisoner here is bitter, It is said and open threat to lynch him were made. He was guarded throughout last night and until he was placed on the train at 3:30 this afternoon.
 Chambers denied today that he shot either Shields or Todd. He told off cers that Robert Jones, farmer, kill ed both men. Jones is brother of Bill Jones, who was being sought by Shields on charge of robbery when Shields wcs killed at Chambers house. boat on Little River here Jones has not been apprehended. Chambers said he was in the houseboat when it was fired by officers, but little credence is given to the statement, as no one saw him leave the boat, although more than 100 persons were standing on the bridge spanning the river when the boat was burned.
The Little River news., 1920-12-15
CAZORT AND JOINER SLATED
CaZOrt and Joiner are Slated To Pres
 side Over Legislature.

Little Rock, Dec. 12.-Announcement was made here today that representa- tive Joe Joiner of Magnolia had 61 votes pledged to his support for speak CT Of the 1921 house The announce ment means that Senator Lee Cazort of Lamar, with "A of the 35 senators pledged to him for president of the senate, and representative Joiner will preside over the 1921 lgislature.
 Both men have had the support of the incoming legislature. There was a furry recently that governor elect McRae might switch from Cazort and Joiner because both favored retention of the Arkansas corporation commits sion. In the face of growing sent ment in favor of retention of the con- mission, with amendments to the law, stripping the commission of some of its power, and change in it's person nel, as we'll as statement that the two candidates were not fighting MT. McRae's program, the furry.
The Little River news., 1920-12-15
OFFICERS ACCUSED BY YOUTH
Two Alleged to Have Used Third De-
 gree Methods Against Him.

Mena, Dec. 11.-Third degree police methods are said to have been used by prohibition enforcement officers upon Noah, young son of w. R. Green, farmer living near Beechton, Okla. The boy is said to have been halted in public road by Federal Officers John T. Tisdale of Fort Smith and Ramsey Foster of Fort Smith, and threatened with hanging if he did not reveal the hiding place of moonshine liquor.
 Green, who came to Mena to hire and attorney and recover team and wagon said to have been seized by the officials, made affidavit to his charges and further said that when he visited Fosters home to protest he was ordered off at the point of re- vOlver.
 The affair has created considerable stir in the county bordering on the state lines of Arkansas and Oklahoma as the officers are widely known be- cause of their activity against the moonshiners.
The Little River news., 1920-12-15
DISTRICT STEWARDS MEET
Meeting of Interest Held at TeXar
 kama Church.

Texarkana, Dec. IA district ste wares meeting for the TeXarkana dis tlict of the Methodist Episcopal church South, Texas side, was held Thursday night, Presiding Elder J. E. Nor gan, presiding. Eight pastors from var ious charges in the district also were present. One of the items of business disposed of was the aportioning among rho various charges of the $16165 lev- jed by the recent annual conference egainst the district for home and for eign missions. It was also decided to purchase and build suitable resi- dence in Texarkana to be used as a parsonage by the presiding elder of the district at an estimated cost of S10,Cc0.
The Little River news., 1920-12-15
ASkDOWN WILL HAVE
 eOODFELL0WS CHRISTMAS
First Step Toward Christmas Good. fellows Taken Sunday-Win Help
 Santa Claus

AS usual the Ashdown GOodfellows are to be enlisted in the work of aiding santa Claus to remember all the kid dies Christmas Eve. Unless some thing like this is done there are all ways or number of poor children who Will look in vain on Christmas morn ing for the good cheer in the stockings that will not be tAsre, -nd then where there should have''bee happiness on this day of days of cheerfulness and gladness there will be only neartbreak. You would hardly be able to enjoy your own Christmas knowing that the little girl or the little boy next door has been forgotten.
 Sunday afternoon at o'clock dele gates from all the churches met in the Baptist church and laid plans for sys- tematically seeing that all good fellows are put in touch with the right little girl and the right little boy. A com mlttee was appointed, who will this week canvas the town carefully and get the names of all who will need help, and also an idea of the needs, though the purpose will be to provide Christmas cheer rather than the more practical things. These other things will be left entirely to the discretion of the good fellows. Then next Sun day afternoon at 2:3O these workers and committees will meet back at the Baptist church when another commit tee will be appointed to hunt up good fellows, who will select the names of the child or children they wish to be good fellows to. This committee will try to find goodfellow to every child on the list.
 The names of these committees and goodfellows will not be given, for that would spoil the idea of Santa Claus.
The Little River news., 1920-12-15
LITTLE RIVER TEACHERS
 WILL MEET IN ASHDOWN
Little River Teachers and Directors Will Hold TwO.Days Session in
 AshdOwn, January 13-14.

The Program Committee of the Lit tie River County Teachers and Dir ectors Association met in Ashdown, December 11th, and prepared pro- gram for the next meeting of assoc iation which will be held in Ashdown January 13 and IA, 1921. The program follows:
 Invocation, Rev. 2. D. Lindsay.
 Music, Miss Freeda Monkhern.
 Report of General Plans for School Rally Day, Supt. w. N. Pittman.
 Report of Committee on Agricultur- al Exhibit, County Agent Geo. M. John ston.
 Report of Committee on Home Econ omics Exhibit, Miss Gladys Norwood.
 Report of Committee on Athletics, Principal o. H. Wilkerson.
 Reading, Miss Marjorie Thomas.
 Address by J. R. Grant, Rural School Supervisor.
 Business session.
The Little River news., 1920-12-15
WILL HELP TAXPAYEIS
Revenue Men to Aid in Fling Income
 Returns.

Washington, Lee. 12.-County to county campaign by internal revenue officers to aid taxpayers in preparing their income tax returns was amour ced tonight by Commissioner Williams to begin shortly after January l, and continue until March 15, the final date for filing statistics of income for the year 1920.
 Revenue officers assigned to the work of assisting taxpayers, .Commis- sioner Williams, said, will be prepared to answer all questions relative to ex- emptions and income "The Bureau of Internal Revenue is urging tax payers not to delay in fling returns. , the commissioner said. Merchants and business men are casting up their accounts for 1920. With the facts and
 figures necessary to make a correct tax return fresh in their minds the making out of forms should be an easier task"
 MT. Williams claims requirements for the next payments are the same as those for 1919, and he urges all tax payers begin at once to arrange for filing reports of their returns as well as lay plans for the payments. the first of which will be on March 15.
The Little River news., 1920-12-15
''The Belles of Fol De ROl"
 Will Be Shown Friday

The King of Bachelorum whose court is barred to women complains of feeling ill at a feast given to his re- tainers. The Court Physician exam ines him and pronounces the malady heart trouble" for which he prescri- bes a sugar coated wife" The cour- tiers, delighted with the opportunity of having feminine companionship, in- troduce the "Belles of Fol de Rol," six lovely sisters chaperoned by their mother, fascinating widow. Each girl tries to charm the king into mar rying her and succeeds so well that he concludes to wed the entire six The physician however, will not allow him more than one wife as a dose: the king rebels, but happy conclus- ion is reached by his taking the widow and thus uniting himself to the entire family. The result is a cure.
 The Belle idea is carried out in the names of the characters, costumes songs and musical effects. A belle ballet may also be introduced.
 The belles of Fol de Rol' is con- sidered the best home-talent comedy running today It's as good as any comedy you see in Texarkana for $1 5C and $2.00. Characters, eight males, and seven females and are as follows:
 Lady Belle, Marjorie Thomas.
 Isabel, lola Coggins.
 Clarabel, Willie Bishop. Christabel Nelle Bowling. Arabel, Bill Haizlip.
 Dulcibel, Pearle Dowda
 Dorabel, Ruth Cobb. King, Gladys Norwood.
 Court Physician, Blanche Norman.
 Gold Thimble, Hattie Curran Wash Tubs, Juliet Corbet. Brooms and Brushes, Lavada Brown
 Bread Maker, Willie Wood. Bed Maker, Lena Sutton.
 Throne Scrubber, Sula Sanderson.
 This play will be given Friday night at the school auditorium.
The Little River news., 1920-12-15
c0SSAT0T MAY BE PUT
 IN HARNESS FOR POWER
Will Develop S96,0O0 Worth of Current at 10 Gents per KilOwatt Annually
 DeQueen Boosters After Plant,
From the DeQueen Bee:

From the DeQueen Bee:
 Last Thursday Prof. w. N. Gladson, dean of engineering at the State Uni versity at Fayetteville, came down and took a look at the Cossatot river. with a view to determining it's availability for hydro-electric power He was &C., companied out to the river by Mayor G. s. Provence and Frank Rogers of DeQueen and Wm. Campbell and MT. Davis of Gillham.
 A brief preliminary survey was made. Enough was learned to know that vast amount of power could be produced-enough, according to the engineer, to bring in $96,O00 annually if all of the current produced could be sold at 10 cent per kilowatt This estimate was based on twelve hours service. If half that much could be sold during 24-hour service the rev. enue would be the same.
 An ideal place for the construction of a dam was found, but it is not known whether this is the best place. If the proposition materializes several sites will be estimated and the most suitable one chosen.
 Prof Gladson was surprised to find such favorable conditions. His re- port will be read in full to the city council at it's meeting next Monday night. Mayor Province invites and urges all citizens interest in the pro- ject to be present at the council meet ing. Mayor Province thinks the build ing of the plant would attract many other enterprses to our city, and be lieves it would pay for itself in req sonable period of time.
 It will be up to the citizens of De- Queen to decide whether or not the city shall get behind this enterprise.