davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-10-01

10y female trouble.
II felt so tired all the
thine, had bad head
Iaches, and for six
months | could not
work. / was treat
ed by a physician
and took other re-
NEEDLES but got no
relief. A friend told
me about Lydia E.
'Pinkham's V e g E.
table Compound and
\ \ II
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-10-01
Hates Caruinn

Mrs Green-My husband hates cary
Ing.
Mr., Brassle-I noticed that 1t makes
him mad to Slice his ball
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-10-01

He-Isn't that a beautiful girlg"
She-Oh, YES! She's vogue on the
outside and vague nside.-Carroons
Magazine.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-10-01

Watch cutIcura improve Your Skin.
On rising and retiring gently smear
the face with Cuticura Ointment.
Wash off Ointment in five minutes
with Cuticura Soap and hot water. 1t
Is wonderful sometimes what Cuticura
VIII do for ro0r complexlons dandruff,
itching and red rough hands.-AdY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-10-01
Important 70 ESntbare

i WILL" is the motto of Chicago. IT
can" is the motto of the fruit pre-
server.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-10-01
Stops Hair Coming Out;
Doubles Its Beauty.

A few cents buys "Danderlne."
After an application of "Danderlne"
you can not find fallen hair or any
dandruff besides every hair shows new
life, 'lgor, brightness, more color and
thickness.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-10-01

Indigestion produces dlsaerseabio ,a
sometimes alarming symptoms Wr,gb bia
t thulah vegetable Pills stimulate the diPes
i've processes to function naturally,-Ady
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-10-01

lie that rises again quickly and con.
tlnues the race is as If he had never
fallen.-Molineux.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-10-01

A crooked log makes food fire.
French Proverb
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-10-01

So'1e women like some horses, caa
never be broke to trot in double hsrs
ness
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-10-01

Women WIZ wear tight shoes have
narrow SOleS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-10-01
SIX MONTHS |
COULD NOT WORK
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Made Me Strong and
Able to Work. Recommend
1t To All My Friends.

Bayonne, N. III had pains in back
and legs so that could not stand cauqad
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-10-01

II your eyes smart or feel scalded, Ror5.n
rye balssm applied upon going to bed .
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-10-01

Mistakes are opportunities for learn.
ing Emerson.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-10-01

A couple may catch a hare.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
DEMoKRATER KoNFERERER
MED HARDING.

Fra Marion, O., meddeles un.
der Is. ds.: VIM. J. Bryan, Tails.
nand for Nationernes Mga med
eller uden Reseryationer, og Sc
nator James Reed, MISSOURI, en-
af Ligaens bitreste Modstande.
re, talte Gaar med Harding
ON Planerne for den nye Admi-
nistrations Udenrigspolitik. Beg.
ge syntes at meme, at Harding
fslger de rette LINER. Man ST.
ger, at Harding vii meddele sin
Plan ON faa Uger. Harding og
Bryan var ON Eftermiddagen til
6tede we'd ct Mode af Legmend
l den presbyterianske Kirke. -
Efter Konferencen ndtalte den
demokratiske Leder: ,,Jeg tror,
at Harding err like blot erlig
og samvittighedsfuld men till
ge en- Mand, hvis hele Hensigt
er at gore, hvad han tror er
bedst for det amerikanske Folk.
Det amerikanske Folk kan sto-
le paa ham og were forhaab-
ningsfuldt." !"
Bryan udtalte, at han og Har-
ding var enige ON fundamen-
tale Ting baade Politik og Re-
igion. Han afslog at diskute-
re den Plan, der var fremlagt
forrige Uge ON Referendum an.
gaaende Krig, en- Plan, som Bry-
an selv foreslog for ii Aar si-
den, og som han fremdeles bill
liger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
KoNsTANTINs MoDTAGELsE.

Athen, 20. Dec. Kong Konstan
tin holdt j Gaar ct dramatisk,
triumferende Indtog Graken-
land efter sin Landflygtighed,
der begyndte den IA. Juni 1917,
da han og Kronprinsen blew fjer-
net fra Grekenland af Englen-
derne. Kongen blev modtaget
paa Stationen af den kongelige
Familie, EmbedsmGnd, Depute-
rede og andre fremragende Per
soner.
Folkemassen br9d igennem en-
KOrdon og kastede Blomster til
Kongen og Droninngen, der beg
ge gred we'd Demonstrationen.
Derefter kom en- triumferende
Procession, der var nesten en-
Mil lang, fra Stationen til Ka-
tedralen, hvor der blew lyst Vel
signelse. Mango Folk gred af
Glade. Man antog, at over 200,.
600 Mennesker deltog Demon
strationerne. Folk var saa be-
vegede, at Gudstjenesten Ofte
maatte afbrydes. Under Hgiti-
delighederne Kirken besvime
de Dronningen sin Stol og blev
at Kongen og Kronprinsen baa-
ret nd gennem Folkemassen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
INDSAMLINGEN TIL DE
NODLIDENDE

Forretningsmend og profess
sionelle Mend og Kvinder 1
Omaha loVede i Mandags at bi-
staa Indsamhngen af $4,000 i
Douglas County til Hjelp for
de hungenlidende Born i Euro
pa. Det betyder Redning af g.
200 B9rns Liv, dersom $40, SOM
man har anslaaet, vii redde eet
Barns Liv fra Hungersdgd. :
Det var den officielle drivers
Begyndelse, som vii blive fort
sat til l. Jan.
Denne Begyndelse giordes we'd
en- Dinner, som Mr.. G. w. Wat
ties, Formanden for Indsamlin-
gen Nebr., CAV. Nebraska Quota
er $330,000 eller Midler til at
redde $4,000 B6rns Liy.
Mr.. Wattles sagde: ,,Denne
lndsamling Douglas County oe
Nebraska betyder like blot Red
ming af europeiske B6rns Liv;
den kan faa Betydning for vore
egne B6rns Liv. For dersom dis
Sc Born lever, og de faar at VI
de, at deres Liv skyldes Folk j
Amerika, saa har vi discs Hjer-
ter bygget en- Forskansning al
K@rlighed, der er ii Fold star-
kere end ct Hundrede Skanser
med Maskingeverer, bemandede
med Amerikanere Europa.
Mr. Wattles fslte sig skuffet
j sin egen Kirke Ssndags, da
han hdrte Pr@sten tillyse, at or
feret den Dag skulde benyttes
til Juledekorationer i Kirken.
.,Det trylkede mig, !" ssgde
han, ,,og da jeg hgrte Korets
Sang, h6rte jeg like de-
res Stemmer, men gennem deres
R@st hsrte jeg de europeiske
B9rns ynkelige Raab ON Bred."
Rev. Frank @. Smith we'd First
Central Congregational Kirke
rejste $1,000 sin Kirke i Son.
days, og i den svenske Missions
kirke samledes der $221.4i. An
dre Prester har lovet at tage
fat naste Ssndag. Det stSrste
Bidrag we'd Dinneren Mandags
var $500. En- anden subscribe
rede $500, after en- anden $50,
og mango CAV mindre Bidrag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
Tygk Fabrik lukker. OPEL Au

Tysk Fabrik lukker. Opel Au-
tomobilfabrikker Russelheim,
13 Nil Sydvest for Darmstadt,
har lukket, meldes der fra Frank.
furt a. NJ. under IS. DIS. Besty-
relsen meddelte, at Arbejderne
indtog en- truende Holdning, da
der blev afslaaet en- Julegave paa
1000 Mark til gifte Mend og
SEQ Mark til ugifte. Det Wide
have belpbet sig til ialt 4,OOO,-
900 Mark, som Bestyrelsen like
fandt, at Forholdene berettige-
de.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22

TQlsfrihed i tyske HEM. De
tyske Ministre forlanger ,,abso-
lut Talefrihed tysk Territori-
um", erklerede Udenrigsmini-
ster Koch forleden Nurnburg,
BARN, en- Tale paa det demo-
kratiske PARTS Konyention. Han
angreb Ententemagternes Note,
hvori der forlangtes, at de ty-
skc Representatives. ska, opE6re
med at holde udfordrende Taller
! det okknperede Territarium.
Xochs Erkler;ng blew modtagct
laed liyligt Bifald.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
Ingen Tremagts Allianse.

hejtstaaende Embedsmand Di-
plomatiet beneg.ede iflg. Moi.
ding fra London ae Is. Dec, at
der har veret nogen Discussion
under den franske F6ratemini-
ster Leygues BesGg i London ON
en- f9r@laaet Trippelallianse mel
rem Frankrig, Ita'len og Eng
land. ,,Et saadant Forslag er
fiernt fra engelsk Opfattelse, der
er tilfreds med en- Entente, men
er like forberedt paa en- formel
Allianse," erklerede han. Der
or like begyndt Underhandlin-
ger, ingen er antydet, og der
vii sandsynligvis like blive no.
gen"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22

Aars Ban paa Indvandringen
blew fremsat.
70 Procent af Udvandrerne er
neutrality-suspicious. fra Elan
dern. 20 Procent er Grubearbei-
dere, og de 6yrige 10 er Indu-
striarbejdere af forskellige Klas-
ser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
EN- LANG FORBRYDER-
PROCES ENDT.
F6rste Elektrokution Nebraskas
Kriminalhistorie.

| Mandags maatte de to unge
Forbrydere, Allen V. Grammer
og Alison B. Cole, den enc %,
den anden a Aar gammel, b6.
de med deres Liv for Mordet
af Grammers Syigermoder., Mrs
Lulu Vogt.
Det var ON Morgenen den 5.
JUL, 1917, Mrs. Lulu Vogts Lig
fand5es we'd Siden af Vejen TX
Ike langt fra hendes HEN we'd
Elba, Howard Co., Nebr. Ved
Unders6gelse af Liget fandtes
flere Skudsaar, og der var det,
som tydede paa, at hun var ka-
stet af ct Kpret9j Fart.
Mrs. Vogt havde veret agtet
i Nabolaget, hvor hun i lang
It'd havde boet, saa det yakte
stor Ophidselse, da hun fandtes
myrdet, og man var straks be-
stemt paa, at Forbrydelsen skull
de opklares.
Fortsatte Unders9gelser brag-
te for Dagen, at Mr.. Cole, der
hayde arbejdet for Mrs. Vogts
Syigers9n Grammer, og hyis Au-
tonobil han havde benyttet Af-
tenen forud, var forsvundet, saa
Mistanken straks rettedes imod
ham.
Der gik Uger, men saa kom
man paa Spor efter ham Wis
consin, 0g han yedgik sin Iden,
titet, saa han bragtes tilbage til
Nebraska, anklaget for Mord.
Omkring Elba var man saa
opbragt, at der taltes om at
,,lynehe" Cole, men han bold
tes Omaha, hyor han endellg
tilstod sin Forbindelse med Nor
det Men sin Bekendelse med
tog han Grammer, Mrs. Vogts
Syigerson, i hyis Tjeneste han
hayde veret, da Mrs. Vogt blev
myrdet. Mr.. Grammer blev saa,
kort sagt, ogsaa arresteret og
tilstod, at han hayde ibudt Cole
$500 for at myrde hans Sviger-
moder.
De to M@nd blev saa Marts
1918 af en- Jury Howard Coun-
ty don't til at ds den elektri-
ske Stol. Fra den Tid og ind
til i Mandags har der varet
gjort alt muligt for at redde
de to unge Forbrydere fra Do
den. Forst bestemtes den II. Ju-
Ii 1918 som Dagen for Dommens
Fuldbyrdelse, og siden blev Ii
den udsat Is Gange, saa det
var fgrst 10. Gang go. Dee,
1920 der like mere fandtes no.
gen Udyej til at hindre Rettens
Gang.
Det er f6rste Dodsdom, der
er bleven udf9rt Staten, siden
Legislaturen j 1913 forandrede
MAIDEN at udfore D9dsdom paa
fra Hangning til Elektrokution,
og det var ligesaa den fgrste
Dobbelt- -Eksekution Nebraskas
Historic.
Det ihar sin Interesse, at DSds-
dommen blew udsat saa ofte og
saa lange og saa alligevel like
kunde afvgrges. Det wiser, at
Forbryderne caves enhver Chan
ce, Loven tillader, men kom-
me uden ON Low og Ret, det
lod sig like gore. Mordet af
Mrs. Lulu Vogt var ogsaa eet
af de NEST koldblodige og forud
overlagte Mord ! Statens Histo-
rie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22

Bern. Den militere Skat alene
overstiger $3.50 for hver Mand,
Kvinde og Barn. Det tyder like
paa Afvebning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22

mann, Winner, S. Oak, indie
brgndte forleden Aften, da Hem
met Sdelagdes af en- Ilde-
brand. Schumann og hans HUI
stru blew saa forbrendt, at der
er Fare for deres Liv. Det an
tages, at Branden skyldtes, at
Mrs. Schumann havde heldt
Kerosin paa Ilden for at faa
det bedre til at brende.
Styrtet ned og drabt. Niels A.
Nielsen, Jackson, Mimi, gik for,
leden Dag op til Topper af Wind
melletaarnet for at Sc, hyor hans
Spnner arbejdede ude paa Far
men, og da han var deroppe,
faldt han ned i en- Hpjde af
so Fod og slog sig saaledes. at han
senere afgik we'd Ogden. Han
brekkede en- Arm og begge Ben
og fix desuden indre Skade.
Afd9de var 53 Aar gammel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
Canadas Indvandringslov. De

Canadas Indvandringslov. Der
var megen Bestyrtelse we'd Gren-
sen den 10. ds. iflg. Melding fra
Winnipeg paa Grund af de nye
Acknowledgements, der skal tre-
de i Kraft langs den internatio>
male Grense. Indvandrere fra T..
S. A., der tidligere maatte have
idetmindste $50 i Kontanter for
at komme ind Canada, skal nu
have $3.50, desuden skal en-
Mand have 1925, dersom han har
Hustru og yderligere $50 for
hvert Barn. Disse Regler gael
der like Farmere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
Jorden rundt.

Budenny j Kaukasus. Den rus
siske Bolshevik- General Budennys
Kavaleri koncentreres i Kauka-
sus. | allierede Kredse Kon-
stantinopel fortolkes denne Be-
vagelse som ct Varsel ON Boil
shevik-Invasion af nordlige Per-
sien.
Den tyske Gesandt | Japan
To Hundrede japanske WIDEN
skabsmend vii underholde den
tyske Gensandt og hans Stab vod
en- Blanket Aften, meddeles der
fra Toxic under II. ds., som en-
,,Tribut til Tysklands Bidrag til
videnskab og en- Opmuntring til
fNrtsat Arbejde."
Militarskat Schweitz. Det mi
litere Budget Schweitz for
1921 er sat til nasten 8,500,000
hvoraf over $12,000,000 er for
Udgifter til Haren, og Resten
Renter paa Mobiliseringsgeld un-
der Krigen, meddeles der fra
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22

Udvandringen fra Belgien. I'd
vandringen til Amerika fra Bel
glen vii wise omtrent 40 Pro-
cent Foregelse j 1921 ifelge OPP
givelse fra den amerikanske Ge-
neralkonsul j Brussel. | Aar har
1000 Belgiere faaet Pas til u. S.
A. Neste Aar vii omkring TO-
600 rejse. Der har varet stor
For9gelse Antallet af Andra-
gender, siden Forslaget ON ct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
stor Brand New orleans

Stor Brand i New Orleans
Jahncke T0rdokker Nerheden
af Industrikanalen, flere Mil
uden for New Orleans, biey ode
lagt og fire Dampskibe blev be-
skadiget af lldebrand den 16.
ds., foraarsaget we'd Brud paa en-
elektrisk Kabel, der faldt ned
i Mississippi Floden og antendte
Ollie fra en- Tank. Skaden paa
Dokkerne blev anslaaet til $2,-
100000 og paa Dampskibene til
over 100000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22

brod sig like ON Kasseregistret,
der indeholdt en- stor Pengesum,
en- Diamantring og ct Gulduhr
Emil Radick, som ifolge Poll
tets Erklering ivarksatte Rove
riet, men like deltog Diet, hol-
des arresteret for Uiinrs5gel e.
Interessante Ebler. Miss Han
nah Ottesen, Deeorah, Ia, mod
tog iflg. ,,Skand. nylig en- Del
Hbler, som hun satte stOr Pris
paa De blew sendt hende af
den norsk lutherske Prest /
Manitowoc, Wis, og var avlet
paa ct Tre, som Miss Ottesens
Fader, Pastor |. A. Ottesen,
plantede kort It'd efter sin An
konst her til Landet fra Nor
&c 1852; det vii sige, han plan
tede Fr9et, som Treet er vok-
set op af. Dette Tra er altsaa
nu smart 70 Aar gammelt. Det
blew forleden afbildet i fuld
Blomst ct Magasin tilligemed
Menighedens nuverende Priest
og hans Familie.
Paa de 203,120 Farme i
Iowa er der 169, ,55l Automobiler,
1858 Traktorer, 26,746 Siloer
og 8701 Motorvogne, oplyser
Landbrugsdepartementet. Gen
nemsnitsst9rrelsen af Farmene j
Iowa er 1853 Acres, og det sam
lede Areal err 32,979,149 Acres.
| de Y Maaneder, som endte
den 30. Juni 1920, producerede
Iowa 107, ,S46,627 Dusin Eg. Der
er Iowa 9,100,434 Swim. l Le-
bet af de nevnte Il Maaneder
dode omkring 320,227 Swim af
Svinekolera. Antallet af Fekre-
aturer var 1892 2,702, medens An
tallet af Heste var 1,270,SS2 og
Antallet af Muldyr 74,106.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
Wort eget Land.

Temmerprisen falder. Nedset-
telse paa 20 Procent i Detallpri.
sen paa Tgmmer bekendtgjor-
des den 10. Dis. af Forhandlere /
Spokane, Wash. Grunden sagdes
at vere 0verflod af T9mmer.
dette er den 6. Nedsettelse al
Prisen paa Tpmmer siden Febru-
ar.
Poul BjSrnskjold prises Den
danske Tenorsanger, BjSrn-
skiold ger for Tiden stor
Lykke ude paa Pacifickysten.
San Francisco Chronicle skriver
neget rosende ON hans Stemme,
OF Pacific Coast Musical Review
skriver, at Bladet betvivler, at
nogen Sanger i Amerika for Ii
den overgaar ham.
Staten N. Oaks Jernbanek0m-
mission har negtet at gaa ind
paa, at Banernes Fragtsatser,
Passagersatser, Sovevognsatser,
og Satserne for Transportationen
af Melk og Fl9de skal forhSjes.
Som Grund til Afslaget anferer
den, at den ngppe har Ret til det
efter Loven, og at de forlangte
Priser er uretf@rdige.
Born indebrandt. Fire smaa
Born, der tilhGrte John Schu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22

Frakke Banditter. To maske.
rede Banditter spadserede for
bi ct halvt Dusin Caster i en-
Restaurant i Superior, Wis, for
leden Aften, rettede to Revolve-
re mod Ejeren, der var ! KSk-
kenet, og lettede ham for 5000.
Ggsterne vidste like ON Rove
riet. W@rten gjorde Anskrig og
forfulgte Banditterne nedover
ct Snug, men de undkom. De
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22

President Wilson kpber Rus.
President Wilson har k9bt ct
Hus i Washington, og det for.
talles, at han har betalt $l50,000
for Diet. Det var hans Svoger, X.
w. Boiling, som oplyste dette
den II. ds. Presidenten skal
overtage sin nye Ejendom den
Is. Februar, og han vii BIO der,
efter at han den 4. Marts for
lader det Hyide Hus.
Huset blev Ibygget for fire
Aar siden, og Tomten optager
nesten ct halyt Kvartal. Det er
en- nydelig Ejendom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22

Jederne Ungarn. De ungar-
ske Autoriteter tager iflg. Mel
ding fra Wien, Skridt til at in
ternere ale udenlandske J9der,
oplyses der i ct Telegram fra
Budapest. | de sidste faa Matter
er 500 j6diske Familier trukket
nd af deres Senge og fort til
en- Intemeringscamp.
Det j6diske Samfund War
schaw har appelleret til den for
enede Fordelingskomite for det
amerikanske jodiske Hjelpefond
ON at faa speciel Hjelp til Mad
under Paaskefesten, da Forhol-
dene Pollen gSr det umuligt
at skaffe Forsyninger til de 81
100000 Jsder her. Hvad der kre-
YES er usyret Br9d.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22
Sukkerpriserne falder. Baade

det Sukker, som fremstilles af
Sukkerrsr og af Sukkerroer
faldt den 13. ds. 25 Cents pr.
hundrede Pund, efter hvad der
meddeles af Great Western Su-
gar Co." i Denver, Colo. Prisen
paa R9rsukker er nu $3.50 pr.
hundrede Pund, medens Sukker
af Roer selges for fra 1926 til
1915.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-22

Born indebrendt. Fire smaa
Born, der tilh9rte John Schu
The Little River news., 1920-02-04
PLAN PROGRAM FOR
 GENERAL JOHN PERsHING
Arrangements Are Made for the En. tertainment of Commander on
 Visit to Little Rock.

Little Rock, Feb, 1.--At joint con- ference in the governors office yester- day morning between Maj. Gen Edwin M. Lewis, commander of Camp Pike, and Captian Lewis and Captain Will Hard, Governor Brough, Roy Thomp- son, president of the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce; Morehead Wright, J. J. Harrison, commander of the Arkansas American Legion; R. w. Nelson, commander of Elberts Port of the American Legion, definite arrange ments were made for the reception to be accorded General Pershing cn February 12,
 General Pershing will arrive on the Rock Island from Tulsa, Okla. He will be met at the station by General Lewis and staff and civilian com mittee and taken immediately to Camp Pike for an inspection of the 4,500 troops stationed there. At 4:3O General Pershing will be driven over the principal streets of the city, the parade to be in charge of Elberts Post of the American Legion, which will have charge of the entertainment of the general until in the evening, when he will be rendered dinner by the Little Rock Board of Commerce.
 At 9 o'clck Gneeral Pershing will deliver short address to the mem- bers of the American Legion and cit lzens in Liberty hall. The meeting at night will be held under the aus picies of the state organization of the American Legion. Upon the compile tion of his address and the reception at Liberty hall, General Pershing will be taken in charge by General Lewis and his staff,
The Little River news., 1920-02-04
RUSHED TO JAIL TO AVOID MOB
Is Charged With Attempted Criminal
 Assault at Higginson.

Searcy, Jan 30.-Henry Nelson, ne- gro, arrested at Higginson on charge of attempting to commit criminal assault, was rushed to Searcy at 1 o'clock last night to prevent the pos sibility of mob violence. The negro is alleged to have entered the home of W, G. Smith at Higginson last night and attempted an assault on two little girls. One of the girls awoke and screamed The black es- caped before MT. Smith could enter the room
 A search was made and Nelson was found abut midnight hiding in a sawmill Officers sa;d flashlight found in-the negros pocket was iden- tified as one taken from the Smith hcme that night,
 Constable H c. Nucholls and several deputies brought the negro to Searcy immediately following the blacks ar rest, Feeling at Higginson is sait u pc intense over the affair but nc trouble is expected.
 A special session of the grand jnrj has been called for tomorrow to con slider The case and the negro probabl, will be given trial at once.
The Little River news., 1920-02-04

they be enected in such a way that we may have the benefit of the referen- dunn.
 We respectfully call your atten- ton to the constitutional provision that all laws are subject to the refer sendum except those which are immed- lately necessary for the preservation of the public peace, health and safety. No one will contend that any of these measures are necessary for either.
 Laws have been enacted, we think, in violation of amendment No. 10 of the constitution, and we earnestly and respectfully request that the emer- gency clause be not attached to any law taxing land"
 If any attention is being given the petition, it is not apparent in the proceedings of the House.
The Little River news., 1920-02-04
WAS BRIGHTEST MOMENT
Pershtng's Arrival in France Was the
 Brightest Moment.

London, Jan. 31.-"Remember this is not to be an interview" said Lord Douglas Haig, field marshal of the British army, when we sat down to chat in his office in the House of the Guards, Whitehall
 However will answer few ques- tions," he added, after had intimated the nature of the subject wished to discuss with him,
 Sir Douglas was the only officer met at the Horse Guards who did not wear uniform. His appearance in civilian dress was far different than I had thought it would be. He looked the statesman rather than the soldier
 I had learned to picture Haig as an other FOch-a grim warrior, stern cold, unbending, curt ana military
 But the Haig who talked to me in such an informal, friendly manner was different man altogether. Brief ly should describe him as the kind of man one would like to have for his father kind, courteous, patient pleasant.
 When I met Foch in Paris. felt that I should want to be on his side, be- cause 1t would not pay to oppose him When met Haig felt should like tt be on his side becanse he is the type of leader who attracts by his person ality as we'll as by his ability.
The Little River news., 1920-02-04
POTATO PLANT DESTROYED
Blaze in Sweet Potato, Warehouse
 Causes Loss of $60,OOO.

Dardanelle, Feb. 1.-The plant of the Cotton Johnson Sweet Potato Curing Company was completely de- stroyed by fire of unknown origin here early this morning with a loss of approximately $6O,OOO. The stor- age warehouse, which was among the buildings burned, contained 26,OOO bushels of cured sweet potatoes.
 Local authorities believe the fire to be of incendiary origin. Accord ing to owners of the plant there had been no fires in the building for the past two days. Two men were said to have been seen lettering near the building about midnight last night The blaze was we'll under way when disclosed about o'clock this morn- ing.
 The plant was completed last No- vember at a loss of $18,000 and had capacity of 3O,OOO bushels of sweet potatoes. The owners are w. B. Cot ton and T. A. Johnston of Dardanelle and w, H. Ponder Jr. of Russellville.
 The plant was insured for $15,0O0 and the company carried $30,000 in surance on the potatoes in storage. The local water plant loska 40-horse- power electric motor which had been loaned to the plant.