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New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
SYRIAN Premier and Aid
Slain in Train Hold-Up
Many Passengers Are Robbed
French Garrison at Adana
Defeats RnSinuers

HAIFA, Syria, Aug 21.-Droubi
Pasha, the Syrian Premier, and Adder
haman, a member of his cabinet, were
killed to-day when bandits attacked
their train en- route from Damascus to
this city. Many passengers were
robbed and several slain during the
hold-up. Few details OF the attack
have been received here
PARIS, Aug. 22.-The French garri-
son at Adana, Asia Minor, which had
been besieged for two months, made a
sally Friday and, according to the
Foreign Office, has virtually been re-
lieved.
Eighteen American relief workers
were with the garrison. The Foreign
Office says the garrison badly de-
fcated the besiegers and that the stu
alton no longer is critical
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Cuban Accuses Two Girls
Says His Wallet and Sl.IO0
DisaDnearcd on Taxi Ride

Two young women who said they
were Buddy Ralph, of 274 West l15th
Street, and Dixie Kennedy, of 1874 W est
Forty seventh Street, show girls, were
locked up last night at the W est Thir-
tleth Street police station charged with
grand larceny.
The complainant against them,
Harry Dignun, of Havana, Cuba, who
is at the Hotel McAIpin. told the
police that he met the woman Satur-
day night at cabaret and invited
them for taXicab ride. discover
ing after they had parted that his
wallet, containing $l,100, was miss
ing.
Al! kinds OF office ne;p listed with the
lrolesslonal employment Agencies adver-
ti9ed in The Tribune.-AaVt
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Irish Dairy Industry
IS Said TO Face Ruin

DUBLIN, Aug. % (By The Associated
movement, started bv the irish Agris :
cultural Organization Society, the sys-
tenn of which has been copied through
out the world. including the United
States, is threatened with absolute
ruin, owing to the destruction Of
creameries by the police and military
in reprisal for the burning of police
barracks, according to George W Rus
sell, the famous writer, VINO, after Sir
Horace Plunkett, was chiefly respon-
sible for the success Of the orggllz.-
tion
According to Mr. Russell, the or
ganization has direct evidence that
nineteen creameries. together with
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Ship Ban on Wives Lifted
Women Now May Sail With
Captains on L. $. Craft

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Wives of
captains of government owned mer-
chant ships may now accompany their
husbands on voyages as result of an
order announced tonight by Chairman
Benson of the Shipping Board.
Captains on vessels controlled bv
some of the private lines are permitted
to take their wives with them at sea
the chairman said.
Permission for wives to sail with
their husbands will only be granted,
however, after thorough investigation
and to captains whose records for ef
tciency are high. the chairman said.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Violent Earthquake Shocks
Visit Southern Part of Chile

SANTIAGO, Chile, Aug. pa series
OF violent earthquakes visited the
southern region Of Chile Friday, caus-
ing considerable alarm, but so far as
has been ascertained little property
damage.
The shocks were most intense in the
provinces of Malleco and Cautin and
lasted for about a minute Twenty
shocks are reported to have been felt
on the sparsely populated island of
Mocha, off the province of Malec0. and
the lighthouses on the island were Sc
IssS Isr9'y ysoarfad damagea No fatalities have
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Sign Austro-Rumanian Pact
Commercial Treaty Provides
for Financing Of Trade

VIENNA, Aug. 22. - The Austrian
government has concluded CONNER
cial treaty with Rumana for a period
of one year, the principal feature of
which is a provision for mutual ac
ceptance of the respective moneys of
the two countries in payment for COM
modities.
Under the treaty Austria will receive
foodstutfs and petroleum products in
exchange for various classes of manu-
factured goods. She also undertakes to
repair 500 Rumanian locomotives.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
rope 10 Receive Delegates TO
Christiania Women's Meeting

ROME, Aug. %. The American
members of the International Council
OF Women, who are on their way to
Christiania for the convention which
IS to be held there next month, arrived
mere to-day and were greeted by the
members OF the Italian committee, who
mad arranged warm reception for
them; The reception will culminate
Benedict.
The state railway has placed at the
disposal OF the visitors special train
made up entirely Of observation cars
and the women of the Roman commit
tee are accompanying the Americans on
sightseeing trips.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
No Conditions Sent Mexico
DE la Huerta Says u. S. Nor
France Has Imposed Terms

MEXlGO CITY, Aug. 22.-Accordine
to the Heraldo. Provisional President
De la Huerta has announced that no
conditions for their recognition of the
Mexican government have been i'm
posed by the United States or France.
"The Mexican government De la
Huerta is quoted as having said. "is
giving all guarantees to foreign coun-
tries and not seeking to break prom
ises with foreign nations, and it does
not believe foreign nations have any
reason to impose conditions belittling
our dignity"
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Coreans Ask Congressman
For Aid Against Japanese

PEKING, Aug. % "A group Of
Corean leaders conferred with Senator
William j. Harris. of Georgia, and Rep
resenrative Stephen B. Porter. of Penn
sylvania, here Friday. They presented
documents and oral statements CON
cerning Corean grievances against Jap
anese rule in their country and urged
assistance from the Americans.
The Coreans followed the American
Congressional party now touring the
coast here from Shanghai
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Czarists Seize Steamship

PEKING, China, Aug. 22.-Eight men.
reported to be Russian officers of the
Szarist regime, recently seized the
RUSSIAN steamship Patroclus in Vladi-
vostok harbor and forced the crew to
steam to sea, according to a Vladivo-
stok dispatch received here today.
Members of the crew were landed on
Ascold Island, off Vladivostok harbor.
According to the Vladivostok dis
patch the Russian officers had been
hldlng IN the Japanese headquarters at
NladiVostok.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

the recall of the Spanish consul and q
change in orders to the Spanish consu-
lates generally relative to passports.
This leaves Mexico without serious
international controversies and is con-
sidercd q further indication Of the will
ingness of the de la Huerta govern
ment TO compromise when compromise
is possible but to act drastcally when
the necessity arises
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 22-Ten
million pesos of the 100000
carried off by train during the
flight of the late President Car
rama from Mexico City have been
recovered.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-01-08
1axCOlIeCtOrS Notice

NOTICES hereby givensthat will be at the following places the days named below for thepupose of collecting of Cleveland County Ark for the Nineteen nineeen919) Goodmans Store, Lee Monday Jan 12h 1920 Hollis Special School House. Lee Twp Tuesday Jan 1920 McCuocs Store Redand Twp Wednesday Jan 14th 1920 New Ednburg, edand Thursday. Jan. 18th 1920 Mt Lebanon Redland Twp Friday, Jan. 1920 Kingsland Kngsand Jan 18th 1920 Kngsland Kngsand Tuesday, Jan. Both 1920 J. T. Burfords Store Saline Twp Wednesday, Jan 21st 1920 T. Burfords Store Saline Thursday Jan 22nd 1920 Woodrdge Store Hurricane Twp Monday. Jan 26h 1920 Woodrdges Store Hurricane Twp Tuesday an 2h 1920 F. Harpes Store Harper Wednesday, Jan 18th 1920 Boyd Store, Rowel Miller Twp Thursday Jan. 29h 1920 Wilson's Store, Camer, Miller Friday Jan 3?th 1920 Hoovers School House, Hudgn Twp Monday Feb End 1920 Willis Store Hodgn WhitevIe Twp Tuesday, Feb 3rd 1920 wv T. Gray Store Randall Whitevle Twp Wed Feb 4th Mt Zion. Bowman Twp --- Thursday Feb 5th 1920 Huntes School Hons Jackson Twp Friday Feb 9th 1920 Henrys Scnoo House. Nven Twp.---. Friday 9th M 1e20 Pre- Greens Shop White Oak Twp Monday Feb 9th 1920 Lans Store Toledo Smith Tuesday, Feb 10th 1920 Rison Twp Cleveland Coun Courthouse Feb there remain and collect the until the 10th ay of April 1920 After which day Legal Penalty will be collected all maining unpaid as the law directs. IL
 All tax hereby notified that they furnish he tax collector, correct list of the numbers of their and. i JOHN E. SMITH
 . Sheriff and Collector Cleveland County. Arkansas
 Notice hereby given that will also the benefits assessed in Road Improvement Districts Numbers four Cleveland County ao7g with and the time Of collecting the other taxes of Ceve and County
 @J SMITH, Collector,
 GNoynlo oD1
Cleveland County herald., 1920-01-08

First Meeting of Creditors

In the creditors of the said Lonnie Sadler Ral krupt.
 Notic is hereby given, that on the 9th day of January 1920 Lonnie Sad!er was duly adJndgcd d bankrupt, and the first mee'- ing of the creditors will be he'd at the office of the Refer Q, in the Fulk building, in the CitN Of Little Rock, Arkansas, on the 2Ath day of Jannary 1920 at lC o'clock in the forenoon; at which time a place said creditors may attend, prove their claims ap- point trustee. examine the bankrupt, and transact such oth' er business as may prcperl. come before said meeting.
 ChaS. c. Waters,
 Referee.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-01-08
Y. W. C. A. TRAiNe WOMEN.

Young women students from forty four states and nine countIies-China, the Philippine Islands. France, Bulga- ris. Holland, Russia. Armenia, Canada and Mexico are registered in the National Trainilg School of the Young Women's Christian Association in New York.
 They are studying methods of I. ". c. A. work with view to taking lip positions in |. w. c. A. work either III this country or in other of the coun- tries where the '. w. c. A. is carrying on, opening and expanding it's work.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-01-08

''Gentlemen, the business man. sportman, the socety man. all will find at this store the exact cloth. cut, fit and peculiar style desired for any one of dozen purposes Tosgng men out prop erlv is our business We succeed at 1t because we know how. We take your measure and have your garments had tailored to fit, and guarantee that they will fit and give satisfaction
 This is what J. l.. NcMurtreS sad when lnter- viewed by the writer and from his equipment Il s believed he knew what he was talking about Mir. McNurtrey owns and conducts the only exclu sve cleaning and pressing house in kson and has
 he bes, eonpment that money Will buy. lie haS
Cleveland County herald., 1920-01-08
The Cents Toggery

owned the business since August last year, l9l9' Hnen he bought out E. B. Strain af ger returning from two years in service of Uuce Sam mak!ns the Hun hit the high place along ae borders oi France
 He now represents several of the leading tailor ing companies in the country, the M. Borne oo'' and the Whitney tailoring company The agency for a leading laundry is located in this store.
 business has increased at most satisfying fate since MT. McMurtrey took charge of the house ano the big steam Hoffman pressing machine IS keF' uusy almost day and night. Three people are re olired tO handle the trade.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-01-08
(Continued from Page D

lie is doing well elsewhere.
 if there should be an irresi- stable demand from the people that l should return and run for Governor, l might consider it, 7 said he; If they can find no one else who wants the job, a d agree upon me as the only one W ho can save the state, shall be glad 10 acriiice my own inter
 ests to the extent of four years service. Since my return from the West, however, 1 am told that there are severa.others who are willing to accept the office if 1t is handed them. Really. how ever. 1 haven't either time, mon ey or inuIinations to run for Gov ernor now. 1 am on my way out to California to raise $1 100 900 for Jewish Relief, and then l am going up Into Oregon and Washington to raise another million, so you see l have nc time to give to raising cam paign fund 10 run for Governor
Cleveland County herald., 1920-01-08
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!. NATIONAL FRIENDSHIPS ]. DEPEND UPON WOMANKlND
. Jspaness Diplomat Says Men Alone Cannot Create iaterna-
 . tionaI Friendliness,

4. International friendship .sbe- : 4. tween nations depends largely . I. upon the friendly feeling between . i. the women of those nations, fac- . i. cording to representative of. the : !. Japanese embassy In Washington . i. Their theory is that there can . i. be no firm friendship between : i. two nations unless the women of . i. those two countries know and : -:. like one another. as cooperation 1. between nations, as in the state i. and in the family, is based on co .i. operation between men and wo- . !. men. i. Therefore, if Japan and kmeri- i. ca are to have a real, lasting i. friendship, to really know and i. understand one another. the wo- i. men of the two nati0nsl must i. learn to play together. 10 study + together and to think together. # The '. W. c. A. is one of the i. best mediums for bringing about i. this friendship between the two <. nations, according to diplomatic i. representatives, of Japan, as that i. organiza tion is teaching Japanese :. women recreation, showing them :. how to enjoy out-of-door life and .:. sports. It is particularly neces- !. sary that Japanese women learn #. to enjoy and appreciate reerea- i. ton, they say. since the great + influx of women into industry i. and business. as Japanese wo- f. men. formerly SD conservative. 4. gre going into business aud doing
 i. many things which they had i. never thought of doing before the i. WAT s~-.
 # The Y. W. c. A. has been .as- i. sured the fullest possible cooper i. alton of the Japanese embassy
 <. and the Japnnese people in mak- i. ing it's World Service program" !. for three million dollars to be i. used for women and girls in the .:. United States. India. China, Ja-
 Z. pan. South America. Egypt. Si- 4. heria. the Near East and Mexico j. a success.
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Cleveland County herald., 1920-01-08
Farm for Rent.

The former J. s. Minor place for one third and one fourth or standing rent, anyone interested may come to seq me at my ex- pense. both ways. Good well water, good five roam house sealed inside, good fences, barnes and smokehouse,
 Yours Truly,
 Frank Philips.
 Camden, Ark.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-01-08

Sine we've gone to press ve learn that B. F. NJ ody died last night at his home here. and will be buried tomorrow fler. oon at 2 o'clock in the Or enwood Gem etery.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-01-08

Rub-My-Tism is a powerful an- ti4eptiy; it kills the poi son caused
 from infected cuts. cures old sores.
 letter, etc.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-01-08

Do not fail to hear Captain IL. M. Wells, Candidate forGovernor at the Court Eonse tonight.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-01-08
AnnOVer News.

Health is unusally good This week guess everyone is too busy enjoying Xmas to get sick.
 Ben Maddox. who has a position al Grady spent the olid; ys witt homefoiks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hneh Wooldridgt entertained che young people witt pound supper Wednesday nigh, Dec. "A. A large crswd, lots O. wounds, and a good time is the re port by everyone present.
 Mcssrs, Winton GilIhaln and Will. lie Sholnnsson made a short visit to friends in Texas last week.
 Mr. Fenn McClain and Miss Ma. mic Ashcraft were happily united in marriage Saturday night Dec. 20
 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Young enter toiaed the young people with par Ey on Thursday night Dec 25 as did co Mir and Mrs Jim Lindse, on Friday night Dec 2s
 Miss Bessie Gavin, who is at- tcnine school at Warren retur, e,t to that place Monday after spending the holidays with homefolks.
 On account of the river being up many people in this oommunil, were compelled to do their Xmas shopping in CornersviI'e.
 Misses Edna and VeIma Asiicr,lt ave returned to Rison to resume their school work after two weeks vacation with homefolks.
 Mrs. R. L. Harisell made a short Visit to relatives in Warren last week. She was accompanied b,me by her children. and Robbie Lee. who are artending school at that place.
 Mr. and Mrs. Rhett Ashcraft of N arlen are visiting Mrs AShcraft's s parents. MT. and Mir. A. w. West Miss Ruth Maddox. who has been cute sick is reported as improving
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Cleveland County herald., 1920-01-08
We know two Boys

One of them has good job but works at it as though afraid of doing much for the money He owes little bills all over town. Spends all his salary and as much
 more as he can get credit for Borrows from his friends and is slow to repay them. He is always for good time aud believes in living while living in good Lets each day take care of itself and ha' nothing to look for ward to.
 The other bo, also has job is drawing little less money than the first boy just now; he always on hand little before time start work and is a no hurry to be the first one out after hours He does little ore that he is paid to do saves part tefeh moneyi cent ne IS slated flor adganaement to- a,heter position with the firm he has account at .his bank.that is growing litt.e every week. ,.:.
 One of these boys will be failure the other will be success.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-01-08

B. E. Nix left today for Tex arkay a where he has a position.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-01-08
Report of the Condition of BANK OF BISON,
Risoa, Cleveland County, Ark,

At the close of business Dec. 3l 1919 l
 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts So5,772 lZ Loans oil Real Estate l30, l34 9| Loans on Cotton $5o,3o4 o9 Overdrafts, Secured and Un- l secured ,d45 67 r. s. Bonds 9,S97 2ol 1 Other Bonds and Securities, Including State Warrants, County and City Scrip :. 261 O. Furniture and Fixtures 2 SS3 go Banking House 4,50o Gp. Items in I1auSit on Sundry Ranks $2o0 % 1 Cash Items
 ''ash and Due from Reserve Banks IF, ,4o3 95 1 0t,er Hf.ouftes fS S5
 TOTAL Sl46, 952 B
 LIABILITIES Capital Stock, Paid Up < zD,G00 00 susplu, Fund, Certified 20, GOO % Undivided Profits, Net +,625 i9 Trust Funds 5,550 % Individual Deposits,
 Iucluding Public Funds 554,6S 5 Demand Certificates of
 Deposit ,2i, STA 60 Total amount of all class
 es deposits as shown
 above a82, ie7 l3 Net deposits (after detifct
 ing amount oil which more
 than 4 per cent is paid as
 shown above) C., 352 ,lQ7 l3 Other Liabilities $. TOTAL -. s44e, 95@ g State, of Arkansas, ce County of Cleveland, J
 We, N. A. Mckinney, Pres ident and Waiter Elrod, Cashier, of the above named Bank, do solemnly swear that tile above statement IS true to the best of opy knowledge and belief.
 MA. McK4NNEI, President,
 WALTER ELRop, Cashier. 1 Attest: Walter Eirod l>
 N A. Mckinney II. D. Sadier
 Directqrs.
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7lh day of Jan. 1920.
 Nv Co ninission expires Sep. 4, 1921 Wa:.er I homasso Ii, Notary Public.
 
 ..----fS--. .-------~-. have the best line of shoe poIishes in all kinds and colors.
 E l.. McMurtrey.
 Ladie pure silk hosiesy al BluestOnes.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-01-08

Raincoats for the whole family Bluestone, Brcs.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-01-08

age Patronize the HERALD'S Advertisers.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-01-08

All kinds and colors of shoe strings at E. L. McMurtrey's.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-01-08

Wheezing in the lungs indicates that phlegm is obstructing the air passages. Ballard's Hore- hound Syrup loosens the phlegm SC that it can be coughed up d ejected.
 Sold by Boggs Drng Co.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-01-08

I have the best line of shoe poIishes in all kinds and coIors.
 E. l.. MeMurtrey. Ladie pure silk hosieiy al BluestOneS.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-01-08

Cleveland County
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-28
He who refuses what il inst, gives up
everything to him who il arned.-L1cian.
BAD MEN MAY RULE WE'LL.

President Cabrera, Of Guatemala, has been
driven ont by revolution and is said TO have
fled TO Cuba. He is a very strong man and has
dominated the country for over twenty years.
He was also wige, enlightened statesman who
made his people prosperous and progressive
kept them at peace and governed them we'll
Yet with all these exceIlencies he was, if his
critics and enemies are credible, greedy, cruel
and corrupt.
1t mey seem strange at first glance, but men
for whom little can be claimed as indagldualE-E
selfish, passionate, rescntfulnot nfrequ9ntly
make good rulers Cabrera lnanegR tie fin
ances Of his country wisely, gsave it roads, rail-
reads and other needful public WORKS and the
best educational system probably enjoyed by
amy latin American republic. He was a force
FIJI man, receptive Of sgew ideas, who saw things
ciessly: and prob9oly did better by his nation
tlian a-nan III Aessser capacity and unsullied per-
sonM integrity could have done. We run
against SUCH paradoxes often in human affairs.
Diaz some such man, and perhaps Huerta
was. There have been hosts Of others; and a
ls,gacious ruler an illustrious scientist or dis
tinguished surgeon may be exceedingly objec
tionahle in private life and yet confer notable
benefits on their race Few men measure up to
standard in all respects; and men who can do
any one thing Supremacy we'll though they do
much else indifferently or badly, are useful to
II tho world EHen mans vices may powerfully
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-28
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-28

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