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Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15
New Restaurant
 Opened Saturday.

w. E. Galloway, who recently bought the interest ofC. ". Baid win in the firm of Galloway and Baldwin, has added a new feature to his Store of General Merchan- disc. He has an up to date eat ing shop in the rear Of his store which was opened at the noon hour last Saturday. An excel lent luncheon was served and the promptncss with which each guest was served was indeed pleasing.
 J. Nj. Strait is connected with the restaurant and with the overhead rooms to rent.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15
Statement

Of the ownership, manage ment, etc, required by the Act of Congress of August 24th, 1912 of the Cleveland County Herald published weekly at Rison, Ark ansas, for April, lst 1920.
 Publisher, Editor, Managing Edit )r. Ethel NJ Sumerow, Rison, Arkansas, Business Manager, Jno. T. Haskins, Rison, Arkan- sas.
 Owners; I. E. Moore, ". l.. Thomasson, J. W. Eirod, Jno. T. Easkins, Nj. F. Stanfield and Ethel VI. Sumerow. all of Rison, Arkansas.
 Known bondho'ders, mortga. gees, or other security holders, owning 1 per cent or more of the total amount of bonds, mortga ges or other securities, none
 Ethel M. Sumerow, Publisht1
 Sworn and subscribed before this 5sh day of April 1920.
 w. R. Thomasson, Notary Public.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15
Candidats S for Governor 0p ming
 Campaign

The candidates for Governor are being brought more definite ly into the political limelight as the time for the actual opening of the campaign approaches. There are still several possibil- ities wooing the u9certain lure of public demand thal they lay themselves upon the nltar of the states need as aspiranls for OUT highest office.
 John A. Riggs, the Hot Springs editor and law aHes, q ncl- dentally manufactures of pro- prietary medicines, was the first to estab 'sh headquarter ,e, a Little Rock hotel, with his banner announcing his platform for God First, Arkansas Next''
 Them came J..C. Floyd, of Melville, former Congressman from the fourth, who ouened his headquarters this week with Harvey c. Combs of Madison county in charge as his campaign manager. He occupied the uni que position of being the only candidate from North of the Ark an3.s River, all the others being from the South.
 Secretary of State Tom J. Ter ral is preparing to flood the state with his literature. When asked about the opening of his head. quarters at the idenity of his 6 .mpaign manager, he replied that his headquarters are in tht hearts of the people, and my friends will manage my cam paign However it is expected that later on he will select one 0 > them as the actual manager t
 look after his interests. Col. Tom C McRae and Judg
 George R. Haynie of Prescott ar conducting the most active a0
 vertising campaigns through tn
 newspapers. It is understoo
 that they will soon open head
 quarters in Little Rock, fror
 which they can shell the wood
 with their political Big Berthas
 Smeade Powell of Camden i
 also showing activity and is sai,
 to be getting together a formida
 ble organization.
 Henry Walsh. the Little Rocl shoe-drummer, made his opening speech at Solgohatchia the othe
 day and and says that he is il !, the race to win Chaplain Franl : Wells continues his speaking tour of the state at the last coun : he had 69 counties to his credit and he was rapidly approaching , a perfect score.
 , The issues of the campaign are . not very clearly defined yet, eX cept that all agree that economy
 ls fundamental plank. One o1 the candidates when aske what : his platform would be, replied:
 T stand aneq livocally for the improvement ot our financial , educational and industrial condi tions. ''
 Gan you beat it? His platform
 IS unassailable.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15

At meeting of the Little Rock School board last Monday Miss Nina Renfrow was reelected for next year, For many years Miss lsenfrow has taught Tn the Little Rock Schools and her reelection each year is splendid testimoni- al of her efficiency.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15

J. E. Mccoy of Kingsland was settling with the tax collector here last week. He is having a large brick ware house erected across the Street from his Gener- al Merchandise Store.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15

Horace Thomasson of Harper township was in town Tuesday and carried out a supply of new desks and furniture for the Me Culloch school house.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15

Mrs. Roy Hartsell and baby of Lundell is visiting her mother Mrs. Mcleod this week.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15
INCREASED WAGES TOOK
 s79o OF INCREASED RATES.

Increases in freight and passenger rates made during federal control amounted to S1,S35, 100000 when ap- piled to the traffic moved up to July S1, 1919, while the increases in wages applied to the number of employees and the hours or days worked in July f919, amounted to $1,1174, 800 900, or or per cent of the revenue from the in creased rates, according to a state ment compiled by .ele Interstate Com morce Commission at the request of Senator E. D. Smith of South Care lima and presented by him in the sen- ate on December %.
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 Dr. M. F. Stanfield is attending the Good Roads Convention in Hot Springs this week.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15
ECorony through Quality plus price

is the only economy that will stand the fair test in the eyes of practical peopIe fOr if you get quality only " thOut the conSid- eration of the price the result is too much advantage in the price
 We can absolutely say that we are prepared to give you economy through quality and also through price.
 Every one that has purchased shoes from us this season has frankly admitted that we have saved them from S2.OO a pair and upwards.
 We have a tremendous stock Of Ladies x Gents shoes in oxfords and high tops at prices that will surprise you and therefore ii will pay you we'll to get acquainted with our store as we want to be of service to you and give you the best that is in us.
 We have all styles from old Lad ies Comforts to Louis heels from $3 25 and LID, in all sizes.
 Summer trousers for Men in all styles and coIors. in by eX- press new shipments of vOiIes and lawns for the Ladies.
 Union overaIIs for mon and boys at reasonable prices.
 OveraUs for. small chaps at SI.OO per pair.
 Tennis Shoes of all kinds. The Popular Price Store BlUfST0NE BR0S., Props., - Risop. Ark
The weekly Iberian., 1920-02-21

tics. etc. regarding your city and what
support particular industry wouio oe
accorded in YOUR city. 1t is clear,
therefore, that the Chamber OF Soin-
merce is the big factor in the growth
and development of the section IL
serves.
Judicious community advertising is
one of the vital helps to any section.
II is the function Of your Chamber
of Commerce to see that the resources
of the CITY and community are proper
" placed before the world IN order
that capital seeking Investment may
be induced to come IN.
Shipping, traffic and almost every
problem of community life ia best
served through the organized force
represented in your Chamber OF Com
merce.
/ Another duty which is of great I'm
portsnce in a Chamber of Commerce
/ is that it should. although it does not
always do it. bring the city and the
parish in closer and more friendly
terms and promote diversified farming,
not only for the benefit OF the farmer
! but for the consumer in the city as
we'll. The benefits accrued from this
phase of community life are many,
both to the farmer and the producer
| In this connection the writer has
| few words he would like to impress
| upon New Iberia merchants and that
| ia that a Parish Demonstration IL vir-
tualy essential to the welfare ol
iberia Parish.
This Demonstrators could go out IN
the parish and aid farmers in diversi-
| fed far ming; show by actual demon
/ stration the kind of fertilizer to use
how best to produce certain crops and
how to get the most out of little plots
of ground, and what to avoid as well
This will result In larger and better
crops
AT the present time the big planter
| those who own considerable acreage
are planting only rice and sugar cane
These two crops are paying top figures
at the present time. but when tht
price drops again to virtually norma
figures what will the small farmer do
The answer is obvious so that 1t II
up to the Chamber of Commerce tt
see that a Parish Demonstrators is se
cured for this district within the pres
ent wear For instance the NV lbe
ria Canning Company will soon have
it's factory in operation and 1t is th'
intention of Messrs. Dietlein, Dunba
and Fricke to can black berries, obra
tomatoes, corn, etc, in season. Th'
Parish undoubtedly will be able Il
supply this live little concern with
what it desires but there are othe
concerns which are manifesting al
interest in New Iberia. How vii
they be supplied The answer her
again is obvious.
When the new Police Jury take
the reins in this parish next Jun
the first duty of your Chamber o
Commerce will be to see that
Parish Demonstration is placed i
Iberia Parish. 1t will cost bit NOR
money than was the case severa
years ago but it will be money wel
expended. The government througl
the State University will pay up t
The weekly Iberian., 1920-02-21
LET'S GET READY.

The bamy spring will be with us when the green
and the flowers fill hearts with the JOY OF
living -
We of each day it comes TO u.s. we
shond not duty which can be performed TO-
day.
And this thought mind few very Important nutee
welfare of New iberia
This thorough cleaning Our good house
wives will take Of the masculine genat'
might well and the alleys and the
be found in many places and these re
fu. breeding and disease aud oen o.
death.
keep homes cean and sanitary aho
neglect ls TO DE paceu
But they have equal tight TO expect ha We Keep
9th surroundings like spoess condition
The Women's Chamber of Commerce s planning
hp .Spng Cleaning" New Iberia In This work they
he citizen the cdmmnny Iht
amnne ev trained finding rubbish needs
iDe up and uns,ghty places that can be beautfed
Blanche" and helping haudand then
watch New lbe transformed a into 'SpOtless Town
The weekly Iberian., 1920-02-21
FATHER or HIS COUNTRY.

February approaches our columns "o"
ncom will refefeuce To George Washingtoh
bs of the ideal of ond parents "
been held M mold the lives OF more youngsters yuan
any ober public life
many he had middle name "hcp
follows: 'theTe were DO Create
men I'm be named after, ana De hau ho "o ~
like Napoleon Wilhelm II and Trozky "
Tho old old but we think wouo
for today similar sunni WIN ' "
successfully did young washington
The faith Iberia the OF l9Zo are not "ch"e" "
.o LAMENT How do wek knowg Well REMEMBER
How the average youth Washington bis time ana pae
birth Down Virginia deep in the virgin woodland WIN
of his chosen vocation anu pe"y
regular Indians to fight
He possessed which the average newspaper man "oo
tell le Not that the he"spap
ap he comfortable the knowieog
that he G IL it to pinch
Il il our president knew not the real meaning
of the duty 70 De ~
stopped Obstacles and adversely server oh!
as achievement
nd inclined believe that
du useful work gave birth to the Ame
can idi0m, George do it,
The weekly Iberian., 1920-02-21
VIEWS ON CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE WORK.
Nv Frank Noel. Manager Secretary
of New Iberia Chamber
Of Commerce.

At the request Of the New Iberia
weekly publications the writer viii
give his views on Chamber OF Com
merce work so that readers may at
once grasp the situation that faces the
local org.njzation which is trying
with might aud main to build New
Iberia into the commercial, industrial
and community center which 1t right
fully should be.
In the first place, the question IS o.
ten asked by those who have not look
ed into the different phases OF this IN
s,itution. "What is a Chamber OF Com 2
merce? What are its multiple dutiesl
Wherein will or my concern benefltf
In answer will cay that the Cham
her of Commerce is the clearing house
of your civic, com merclal and indus
trial activities in the com munity, much
of which Ia often outside the jurisdlc-
ton of the City government. The
Chamber of Commerce is the center OF
the organized business interests OF
vour CITY and exercises functions as
essentlal to The welfare Of the com
munity AS your city government.
Every city has problems to solve
that lie ouside of the functions OF the
municipal government and the Cham
ber OF Commerce is frequently, though
not always, the agency through which
the greatest movements OF co,nmuni-
ty are initiated and carried through
to a successful termination.
Cities do not Just grow; they are
built. 1t is Obvious, therefore, that
this work ofcity building must have
| behind 1t intelligent direction. This
direction must be the organized busi-
ness and civic sentiment of the com
| munity. One man or Just few meu
| working along these lines cannot pos
sibly carry on the big task OF taking
care of the many needs incident to
com munity's growth, civic and indus
trial development.
| Let us suppose that New Ibers
should want certain legislation. A
meeting of your members is called ant
a resolution is drafted aud forwarded
to the representative in the legisla
ture, or in Congress. expressing the
united sentiment of the community
The result is that the petition or reso
luton has greater weight than would
"A few separate resolutions from indi
viduals, whom the representative OF
ten does not know. Through thu
Chamber Of Commerce. which repre-
sents the whole community, New lbe
ria and iberia Parish can often secure
changes ip laws, etc, as an organized
body A few individuals could no
possibly have the same changes made
Your Chamber of Commerce is the
agency through which new people
new capital and new industries are
often located in the city. Any enter
prise seeking location in your city
goes first to your Chamber OF Com
merce to secure information, statis
The weekly Iberian., 1920-02-21
FURTHER MUSINGS OF A COMMUNITY STACKER.

pRELUDE-La week the Community mentioned
real good Community his footsteps This
will add inst few reasons Why no IS against any
SIXTEENTlI-I shal effort better our
Parish City in cuar shall boost not at az oec,us'
utey should thrive and hold up liz
head the commercial, industrial or civic world
SEVENTEENTH sha the path progressive
community shall belte fostered BY
the Chamber Of Commerce to make our cry hsbae ha vet"
shall the Police Jury in effort they make
build roads Parish, for that would be calamity The war
has worked many hadde on the people and would cheuy ado
70 their woes
New nnd should be the realities
e vo and only tend to tighten ones burden
us a old
make burdeDa lighter by relaxation Is oolshneas not to worry
and fret let all fret and fume
NINErEENTH--I have the info at hand that the
Chamber of Commerce about to bring
for cooking into city every my power
hwsrs and us.ae such as i would mean sxpdng
cooking household As with coal oil and gasoline
fuel the Of our City take ap much OF their time
kitchen 1t would aid big and therefore
Cooking would clean quick service and would have
of it, especially a never coxd meal Ia my life aud know
nothing of the woes of poor housewife
TWENTIETH shall protest against movement to secure
Pash demonstration fo community The farmers are making
day aud see reao why
should tighten Their burden
mean farming all food
ss par
tuar do not any way contribute TO our npkeep or pay
TWENTY FIRsr-The WomeDs Council Of the Chamber of
begun put Public Library in our
CITY, against Reading good wholesome
books enghning popuac aud affords children
porunity interesting and eevang literature therefore
toward this snd Ii shall be entirely
wrong and add chefu hours its readers
TWENTY sECoNDIf chatitaby Inclined aud wealthy c
The City Parish piece Of
ground which Public playground, Library Womens Rest
4 of
shall with HIM and show him where be errs
giving memorial which would place bis name
of this world
TWENTY TRDThe Chamber of Commerce is making itself
obnoxious citizens Of cabre the City Council trying to bet
existing condos the Women Council trying to make the
city beautiful sanary the merchants ere endeavoring
made here right homf
lnecfe - fesoIved to be Against The whole ouek
Evening journal., 1920-01-16
AT TIE GARRCK.

Lieutenant Frank Gerard, who Is ap-
pearlng at the Garrlck Theatre thls
week. IS musical wonder Ihousn
he has only one hand, he plays the
plano with the touch OF a real artist
with two hands. Even difficult pieces
he is able 10 master, and the result
Is wonderful lie is also an excellent
singer. with a very good voice. The
same Is true OF his fair partner IN llle
matter Of vocal accomplishments. Sle
sings while standing in one OF tle
boxes. u Is a very clever Offering ara
Is proving one Of the features OF an
extraordinary and expensive bill
Evening journal., 1920-01-16

treasury still with a deficit, after pro
viding for the sinking fund. not figured
above. OF s2,e59,336.52s, II our present
program OF appropriations and expen-
dtures Is carried out.
Included in the estimates for 1921,
however are largely increased estimates
for the military establishment which
the American people win. doubtless,
wish to study closely. Just why our
army costs should mount next year. as
against The current year when the bust
ness OF the war was not yet wound up.
Evening journal., 1920-01-16
"rur WILLOW TREEv

Viola Dana, dainty and adorable. ad-
ded smother triumph 20 her long list
Of successes when she appeared as the
little japanese maiden in "The Willow
Tree" at the Queen Theatre yesterday.
Extreme novelty may be sad 10 be
the outstanding qusl'ty OF this new
Viola Dana vehicle. for laid as It Is In
old Japan the picture presents an alb
sorb'ng spectacle OF life and love in
the and Of The rising sun. Miss Danas
role Is that of little Japanese maiden
who comes 20 life from a wooden I'M
are. ard she invests the character win
on the droll naivette. the delicious
comedy. and the tender pathos that dis
tinguished Madame Butterfly"
'The Jazz Monkey" with the monkey
Joe Martin was the added attraction.
Evening journal., 1920-01-16

mission will be allowed only by show
ing a membership card or by visitors
pass which may be obtained in the
Office
Children will be entertained In the
parlor room from 730 to $50 o'clock By
Messrs. Margolne and Reese. The
children who have heard them before
are well acquainted with the character
and stories told.
Only children will be admitted by
showing club membership cards or by
pass which may be secured In the
office.
Evening journal., 1920-01-16

action takes place on an Isolated island
and many effective locations figure as
Nr~'''''"'rn's THE atmosphere OF the
picture carried air OF good taste and
5000 breeding at od times, with locale
shifting from fashionable boarding
school Of Palm Beach and from other
society centers to atroulcal Isle.
Evening journal., 1920-01-16

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Evening journal., 1920-01-16
arLAME or me DESERT"

Today and tomorrow and the engage
ment OF Geraldine Farrar In Flame
" the Desert" at the Majestic Theatre
VIII be over. The production has been
sufficiently Impressive. elaborate and IN
lcresting TO entertain crowds for thc
past week that has gone before and
here Is no question that II VIII con
Evening journal., 1920-01-16
~TASIEs

What Is described as a musical nov
city comes when ''Lassie" Will be the
attraction at the Playhouse, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday Of next week.
The book and lyrics for the produc-
ton have been written by the we'll
known Catherine Chisholm Gushing
while Or. Hugo Felix Is responsible FOR
the music.
Evening journal., 1920-01-16
msIE oE CnNnuEsT."

Norma Talmadge's latest screen pro
ductlon. "rhe Isle OF Conquest" when
Is the feature attraction at the Victoria
this week. carries variety OF scenes as
well as variety Of action. Much OF the
Evening journal., 1920-01-16
THE cAr-BIRD."

Al The usual curtain time at thc
Playhouse tonight John Drew vii be-
in his FIRST performance OF his newest
LAY The Cat-Bird" which Is scheduled
or three performances IN this city
rhis afternoon the eminent actor w
,ppeSr before the Drama League OF
Wilmington and speak 10 this orgSniza-
ION.
Every theatregoer Of this city who Is
bic 10 appreciate the real art Of the
Laee and the real art in acting will
)e In attendance az one OF the per-
0rmnccs FOR TO everyone Mr.. Drew Is
most representative Of the type Of ac-
or who Is fast disappearing from the
tage OF today. His art Is one that has
omc 10 him through inheritance and
-ears OF experience. But never before,
,cgardloss of his years OF appearance
5eforc the public, has Mr.. Drew so splen-
Idly lited with character as he is
n THE Cai-Birdn Mr.. Rupert Hughes
~ho Is the author OF the play well
inows the abilities OF the star and IN
bis construction Of the plot and theme
of the play followed closely his ac-
Iuainiance with the star and moulded
sfier him the chief character OF the
play. Already The Cat-Bird" Is a pro-
aounced success although only a COM
paratlvely new production.
The best known members OF the cast
that appear In support OF Mr.. Drew
are Janet Beecher and Ruth Findley,
10th players OF unusual ability.
Evening journal., 1920-01-16
MUSICALE Ar Y. NJ. IL. A.

On Sunday evening popular
musicale viii be held in the auditorium
OF the Y. NJ. IT, A. for members OF the
Y. NJ. II. A. and y. w. II. A. only. Ad-
Evening journal., 1920-01-16
ANN LINooIN rIanwAYMAN..

A robbery story unusual in It's mod
ern and up-to-daie development Is
"the Lincoln Highwayman' in which
William Russell Is starring at the RI
alto today and tomorrow. As those
parts and points of The story where the
Indian bandits or the masked riders OF
the olden days proceed 30 hold-up The
stage coaches. this crook OF the present
day used the modern gun with the mod
ern machine and collects toll from
thousands who use the great cross
country highway.
The story Is clever and startling. Dul
moi without It's moments Of comedy and
humOr.
Evening journal., 1920-01-16

search the Want IDS for goad posi-
tlons, and II you have house 20 rent
the Want fds will prove good. reliable
agents.
Evening journal., 1920-01-16
many wIn faII 70 undarsland. perhaps

That is FOR the public and the Congress
10 decide. Just what activities The
army Is proposing for next year, and
the amounts they would cost. Will be
reviewed in tomorrow's story on the
cost OF government
Evening journal., 1920-01-16
attractions at the City theatres

tinue and even Increase in It's popu-
iariy.
The added attractions for The last two
days consists Of the latest Prizma pro
duction entitled Gowns Venus Would
Envy" feature showing all the lat
est and most gorgeous gowns OF the
day all faithfully and truly reproduced
on the screen In their naJural glowing
colors and blends.
'Fuss and Folly" Is the title Of the
Christie comedy which also is one OF
The added attractions.
Evening journal., 1920-01-16
TAXES INCREASE
LIVING COSTS

Continued from Page Two.
the s. G20000,000 estimated-whlch
many fiscal authorities now doubt
June 30, 1921, then, promises TO find the
Evening journal., 1920-01-16
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