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cHEsTERrowN AND VICINITY

special Correspondence III EVERY Evrnlns
Chestertowu. Nd. ocr. i2-sasepn
Hooues. son = Mr. e-l Mrs @er-
Hcores "a this Juan. laz been sriec.-
Is one of team - rpurtsellt Aiary iard
iae Junior dairy cattle ..cCcE contest
enc National Dairy show. -oF -oiLg
IL Chlc4..u To.tts and -wu other not-
from The States wcre gwen s -ee IMP
Ch5cse- ~ le ~tste DAIRY ~ t-l.- .isf
Tf- s.n--sg tlar- g.. =. L-Ae
Church Church Ha-, eu- ~ Anl-sN
L r. jaurcE. $40 Crs .-.e. -aVe Tset- -.r-
-.eir -ee-ar. Erv NccE ass Roots
Nl-a Is lGg Fora car t7r -.s use 4, .--'-s
WurA
Ir. and Mrs. 4 T.. Sterling ard dau2
tt- Nice Marian. -e .E-1g hn
tended trip fl hsLGert ~s&-.--. fi.-
TON. FkIsGeiu.aa su1 Chester hs
More -hsn 10U Wou-eu
county VII their --hs vote
zr.n1ary s.slu,us recalse t-ey re-s
tcrci IS declined
Ia examination + The >.ru crop r 'Hs
section reveals he .1Ct ,ha- -il
De muoh shorter than Ras eN9.rf,,
There IS cCus.aer4ale -uS- uu t1e
and the crop of u ast : Isl. Nr IS -"
e.rn ~ "nubhug> wl ~ rNrr--.
hcavv. DplscCiv on acea -:-
t.uued rains ia Angus 'aS- '1.t-
vented working ,he cora "a
tame
4 letter from am5s J. hatc.--
III Nr and Mrs Jefferson = Ha,..-
III this town, Statns bat he ras
Cape Town. Arlc2, where ae "
the next two yeas p the wna-
ef the business 81 Large Sew Nrfk ,stt
CORPORATION.
James II. Shus.er II y Lr- -as
been ia the county during hc nast N.'e
looking after his 6De rabbit {. s.
have been Quartcred on thc aru
Charlie, VI Browne during th,
summer
r. Thompson. s merchant
taWn. s. h0 bad been crutr iN
several months. IS iW0rCN'nE -aF..I1
At the SUNDAY school session u Nt
n r. Church sunday al,crn ro,
rr,hution hy c,a SIS ,, So wa r.s,1
the heuelt oi ths ucv Nrthv.f
Protestant Church "a VAIN llr.u.
which Rev leonard Smts pastor
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An Transit Llouor Conpabsnd.

Federal iTohibtOD NNh,,r N LrtN'.i
i3oycc 81 the local urohibm.on thc,.
sixth ANA King streets VIM. Nshlo e,a
corning the AGlor being hyuUg lutn hy
rity through thc various ''Uau-rOUtC,.
claimed that D, s,N3Icwas thI rycs, ~,atc
ia the East uuU thar unlawful trlh,
hld practically bCcn br1krr up lht
directors III Now Work Pen sylya.4...
Maryland and Delaware have di~coa-
tiuucd to issue permits to purchase bond
liquor, and, coA ~,Quenty, ( any hqGot
caravans should De found passiI throug
this state, Jhe huUor would bc conuscatCa
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RANK 80 rnR AssoCFTF0E
Non Cor1s ard PrivntrF flrElr,iTf
Rraneh in Win ngtnn

Eift- rf -rrreerrt tfrr v-trvT .tfr
C7-,,affrataor .f tno -tv rr rrre~ fna
sii-D,~rs n tte Rank Ard tefrrerf
bsec.ciatior ~ I-ieF- America iian ~
nivbt. erd f9-red NHmU gt0r F0Tt ~
96i ~ orvsrf rs'lr- ghrr rTWsr
re.r,-eeert r,riCr lthor u,er y Dleffrr
n the uew Rssoclat,1n Fes s'tfed ~
lUws
III was declqrpd hat 10 a1rneiatior
will work through aglslatIvo t'ofiies .'.
lave ir tF,e i-ttcresst II labor and tlat there
win ~ grrn@ition n exploitation Eli
n,lIr ratr,Giern Ard iovrtv ry -nv groalp
Of people i0r their se.tish interests
Tba Rank and ETie veterans Assncla-
tim a oren fn- raalnhershD rnly y pr-
Yates Ard .ron-~ou.s ~ the .Truy, 1avy
and marine corps. II has organization 4
IA sg states. Another meeting cf the rev
post VIII be held In two weeks. II Was s-l'i
,ast NIGHT That she organization will seek
tho nas.ags NJ I. boxing tin IS well a= trc
state bonus blA ny TIE l)eiaN'lr l----a-
atuEe-
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ew Dimes In Classified Better Paying Job
PEOPLES SETTLEMENT.
Interesting Review Of The summer -
livilies Reported al Monthly Meeting.

Interesting Reyiew Of The summer ~
iivities Reported al Monthly Meeting
The monthly meeting of the ezecufiVe
committee NJ the Peoples Settlement va,
held 1T the Settlement House yestcrday
afternoon. s rerprt oL the aIDmer
work was given, together With ~ opt-
lire Of the winter program. The rsport
showed many different acfivitie8, beeide
the large playground atteDdafc cc oi
19,4G3, an average per day from Ju0c g.
Oct0ber Of 2O5. Throughout the suTnmor
the playground was Open from . N li.11
and from , n 3 Tor children under u, a
well NJ from Z - . .. ~. FOR working fpJ.
and girls st present. the evening play
ground has been Discontinued, ard Pc
young people brought iudOor, fut ttc
aftcruUDn groups VII he continued urIt
the first Of November
The three large tcnniz courts Ou 'Eo
Settlement playground proved gren
attraction, both " hOge mrmierg art
friends outside of thc fcghhorhCDd and
were used from 10 7 0'ciock cach aftrT
noon ~ the du Pont 9pnrig Club a,d
other groups During the suHmer. u.
attendance on thcee courts, DutEice r..
house mernbership ard regular play ZrOund
hours, was ,O8l During the bot month
tho shower baths we're very popular ard
did good service. During The yIurner tWp
rncrI' 3 tennis tournaments and one w0rnan 'a
tennis tournament we're held, AZ ren ~
two track meets FOR men ard one Iunior
track meet for boyB The Grri scoute en
joyed two weekend trips az HOldaT
House, az well ~ two hikes and orr
roasts AZ the Same pho.
The uee of tho buildrg wls Dven ~ n
f..~ -. d mI
parties during fhe sumner r. Mgy, June
and -erternher One Notherg Ciuh
picnic wag held II the water mill tIruugi
The courtesy ~ Mrs T. g du P0n' ~
Thursday, October "a, he Woman
Club vii enjoy an au'or1otiir ZIP p
Delaware City On Ccfo.tsr - the OIL
drcr,'s HaIlowr 'co party VII 70 hrlf ~.
tho playground with fhe pTial ysFrre ~
actlvites and N 0ct0frr ~ trrTr
he a party for -erior h7g-r mem+Fre
The gymnasium
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COURTS ADJOURN.
an Business Goes over Until he so
ve-rbeT Vi IeTu.

Court az Crer sld TcrDUer and --
~rueror Courr have sdlClr-cd until 'ae
November term. olr' &. -aeIa.
snrs Las adjourned 4-r. r.ell --.
day. when occurs et-,er p
tins General SESSIONS Ui-- 8. '-t-
the November term. q cor siderable -'.i---
Ter 0i cases nave been q. iLlea
The motion .or arV raj s. 'le casf
~ John Il brand vs. the guer-5Jva-'-
Co. 10 recover damages -ru0l-g our
the failure ci the company ~ reial-
Brand ID .Js employ. E4- -eAirl =
Superior Court, yesterday
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Iyon, n Serious Condifion.

The condition of Thomas LYONS, IS
wears old, ii 5O7 West hlfth stucJ who
alleged 20 have bceu assaulted hy Nhert
s. Richards, conductor ~ q Rising 81
car, few days ago Was reported thI
morning ID bc very serious.
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Arthur NfonsIer Dead.

Coroner Bullock and Deputy Coroner
Nichols lett today tor johnson Co ricr
o. the y est Chester like. to investigate
the sudden death p. Arthur AIoasley VINO
expired yesterday before medical attention
could be gwen him.
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AUCTlONS--LECALS
AnelIon Sales

AUCTION sALEB-Of evsrY description.
Anywhere. 10 you want - sci Hamu
ton the Square Deal AuctiOBeer and farm
Agent. 705 Madison st. Phone 734S W.
PUBLIC aALE-8i4 Adams street. Wed
Desday. October -. 1926, at ! .. IN. On
account or tho loss Of my wife viii eil my
entire household furnishings, consisting %
niture. carpets by the yard mahogany
sipuusfor Ghosts, which ars very rare tdit
useful. mahogany tabDurattes. mahogany
tables aud many rare Dieces 0f ANTIQUE
among which mirror, 80 bF ~ inches
LlU years old hand carved haii rack fold
ing cots. feather beds. piiipNg wardrobe
dishes c0okisQ utensils. &c. This furniture
is worthy Of the attention Of any Ons
wanting something rare and Of Guo qual-
ity. Anderson, Owner Hamilton square
IDEAL Aurti0Haesr
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CASEY FINED $500.
Resuit Of a Quarrel at Baseball Game
August 20.

As the result II 8 quarrel st q baseball
game at Second lLd du P1nt streets. Gn
Anglst 90, andrew asev WAS fined 500
and costs on a charge 0i 4ssauir aid bat
terry on Angelo BAsroEe, Dy Judge Hast
Ings II Municipal Court today. AT the re-
guest II John Lynn. counsel for Cassv.
hall was fixed at $500 ren ding bis appeal 10
the case. Baslo4c laW bore was llactgr-
81 by j blow from C4say Gst. il was al-
I-af-{
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms and tSoard

Rooms and board 81
FRENCH sT., 7O7 Table and weekly
boarders by the day or week. Furnished
rooms for man and wife. with board
ROOM AND BOARD For two gentlemen
Private family Phone 5-6' "
RoOMs-Nith board for gentlemen Phone
WASHINGTON ST. 9io Rooms and
board, all conveniences. Table board. Phone
bill
WASHINGTON ST. 1921 Large second
floor front room, with good table hoard,
for desirable couple or young men. Phone
5O95.
Rooms Without Hoard 6S
ADAMS ST. 1915 Nicely furnished rooms
for lodging. All conyeniences.
ADAMS ST. ilo5 second story front
room. nicely furnished and well heated
Phone o5h1 W
DU PONT sr., lall~Large front. bay win
dow room. for one or two gentlemen
Board may be had If desired
DELAWARE AVE, i04 One large trout
or side rooms unfurnished Gall after 5So
Phone 754a j.
E. 18TH ST, 3-hicely furnished room. all
conveniences. Two blocks from Hotel du
JEFFERSON ST.. i3l2-Nicely furnished
bedrooms. Phone 2l97 J
ROOhts-Nicely furnished. au conNenieuces
Apply 500 Washington street. Phone
ROoM-Iarge nicely furnished front
room, for two persons All conVeniences
private family Phone 7o7l "
WASHINGTON ST, s23 Furnished front
room in modern apartment. Apply Mrs
Williams s2a Washington street
WASHING ron ST, a23 Furnished front
room in modern apartment Apply Mrs.
Williams S23 Washington street
WAsHINGT0N ST. 2si2 second story
front room, furnished. all conveniences.
Private family.
WEST SIDE Well furnished large. second
story room, Good location. Phone SOL.
WEST ST, 90 Second story front room.
for two gentlemen.
WEST ST, 1910 Rooms ia private homo.
Phone 1908 Nj
w. FIFTH ST. lUl0~-One 10 three rooms.
All conveniences. Phone 6B32.
w. EIGHTH ST, 50l Furnished rooms.
all conyenences. Phone 72s }.
w. nth ST.. 3Ol Nicnly furnished room
all conyenlences. Central. Phnne 6o20
w. 18TH ST. 103-Rooms Ior rent All
conyeniences.
w. 2bTH sr.. III Furnished room In nri-
vate family.
w 30TH ST, 323 Room for two business
women Private family, Price reasonable.
Rooms for Housekeeping 80
CHESTNUT ST.. I0O5-Three rooms. un-
furnished for light housekeeping. Heat
gas and bath.
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AUTOMOBILES
For Sale

AUTOM ORlLES-
1921 CHANDLER. 4-PASs.
1920 COLE AERO 5, 7-PASS.
1917 OVERLAND. TOURING.
1917 CHEVROLET. TOURING
1916 FORD. TRUCK
1919 sTEGENAN. 3I7-ToN TRUCK.
The above cars may be purcnssed on
our convenient monthly payment plAh
IL desired. Act quick
See Mr. Ratledge, SO2-os french -.
Open evenings. Z TO 2.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Suburban Por snle

Suburban Por Sale 81
BUNGALOW In suburb. just completed
seven rooms bath large attic. chestnut
woodwork, fireplace. two pGrchos plpeesH
heater. gas and electric. large bot. fmme-
diats poH@sBfUn. VIII take automobile on
part pa yfuent Phone 6i37 "a,
HD UsE~Fivc rooms nearly new. tWp
porchss. good DutbuiidinRs. Two acres ~
good rich ground All kinds Of berries,
fruit trues, asparagus bod. iiarpaiu Act
quick One square from Lincoln Highway.
close to bus or trolley Address ~ 3,
Every Evening Once.
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INSTRUCTION
.neal Instruction Classes

Local instruction Classes 43
BEACON BUSINESS COLLEGES, Tenth
and King streets. Phone, write or call for
particulars about day school or night
school.
SPANISH Commercial and conversational
Spanish taught by native. Experienced
teacher Cross Business College, 2Ol W ash
ington street. Enroll at Onc5.
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BUY DIRECT FROM owNER-ssve
dealers profit. Largest selection p Dei@-
wan over 30 cars. including all standard
uascs and 10 trucks TO choose from
HAVE YOU A CAR FOB SALE List it
with rs We have buyer. our charge is
s. for listing. No other charge until We
p. Sell Our charge for selling your car is SIS.
Us-t Car sales Co, e03 shipley street.
Phone 1854 J. Open evenings. TO Q.
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Rooms for Housekeeping

CHESTNUT sT.. lnO6-'rhree rooms, un-
furnished for light housekeeping Heat
gas and bath.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
Lots For Sale

LOTS -Four for sale at sacrifice I'm Col
onial Heights. facing on Lancaster avenue
Best iocaJion Phone st'96
Lot =20xIo6 at Fortieth aud Market
Cash or terms VIII sacrifice. address
VI Is, Every Evening Once.
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Suburban For sale

BUNGALOW -For sale. seven rooms ew
and modern. Reasonable terms. y l.
Kearick 9t9 oranEe 81. Phone 80.
REILEF0NTE- bungalow all modern
cOnyenieneeS garaEe aud laundry. porches
all screened Phone Holly OAK Is j.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

Apartments and Flats "A
APARTMENT -Two rooms. furnished All |
eonyeniences Phone 1913
JEFFERSON ST. p0o Bacheinr apart /
ment, furnished Two rooms and bath. /
No hnu sekeopinR
on third floor. All cDnyeniences. No chill /
drcn So weekly.
WEsT ST stis Apartment. three rooms, |
furnished or unfurDshed
WEST 81. Gt3 Apartment for rent. un-
furnished first floor Apply John ..
Monaghan. s12 Orange street
~ SECOND ST. 1905 Three rooms. hath
gas and electric No children
rent. second floor Apply Mrs krueger.
phone 5h2a
business Places For Rent IS
MARktr sr., coo Third and fourth
floors Apply Liyings ton 3, second hoor
MARKET ST 90 second and thlrd
floors Suitable for office or salesroom.
Apply within
PiTuiAA CAsTLE-Yor rent All con
veneneos. including chairs for dances.
enter tainments. baEaars church affairs
Day or evening lesse Il Horner. f2l king.
Houses For Rent "
GI1plN AVE Furnished BUNGALOW $50
month Phone fl5t W
HOUSE Ten rooms Centrally io~ated
Modern. address I 2. Every EyeHing ofiinn.
Offices and Desk Room rs
OFFICES Elegant with heat aud janitor
service. Motor service Co. Inc Eleventh.
and Orange stFeetE.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land For sale Sc
HOUSE aix ROOMS. gas and elortricity
z III aeres Of EfOd truck land one fzlf
mile 90 tside nf city Now Castle avenue
Fyis.a iano. Woodlawn. Lots of fruit trees.
'louses For sale s4
sH AI1CROss AER. iIDn-Modern 10
room house. detached Of individuality
Built by oNner for bimAsif Price 81. .tnlf-
Immediate possession. Apply 70 owner,
Il G Tiudaf. lfB ~hallcross avenue
WAsHINGTON HFI0Hrs-six rooms.
bath pantry, three pOrChes. hot Eater
heat Condition Al u ashngtOn Heights
SEXTON. Possession at once. Owner. 1902
West street
Lots For Sale s5
LOTS -Four for sale at sacrifice Tn Col
onial Heizhte facing on Lancaster avenue
Best location. Phone st'9a.
IOT -2uxIo6. at Fortieth aud Market.
Cash or terms. Win sacrifice. address
NJ Is, Every Evening once.
Suburban For sale 81
BUNGAIOM sale seven rooms New
and modern Reasonable terms. l.
hearick. 9I9 oranEe St. Phone l245.
RELLEFoNFE bungalow all modern
cOnyenieuces garaEt aud laundry. porches
all screened Phone hoIy 0ak Is J,
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situations Wanted Male

BOOKKEEPING Or accounting 10 do In
The evenings for small business concerns
that do not warrant such employ ment
regularly Address l. G Every Evening
Olhce
BOOKKEEPER- graduate desires
position as bookkeepeF or clerical work.
Can use typewriter Reference. Address
/. "a Every Evening Office.
STORE PORTER Experienced and handy.
with toys desires position l6 Mechanic 81.
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Machinery and Tools
Manted-To Buy Ct

Nanted-To Buy Go
CLOTHES-Win buy your old clothes.
Isaac Gibbs, S3s French street. Phone
2Sg5 None bought at store.
DIAAfOhDs-ae viii pay you the highest
prIcns Is. kIeiL - bro. Co. sixth and
Market streets.
FORD kUNABOUT BODY-Wanted. 1919
model CompleIe with curtains IL. q.
Vernon. 323 Market street.
JIJNH-I.at me BUY yoGr second- hand
soods Highest prices ia DeIawaFe. ii
Sloan Il9 Vest street Phone 9h4i $40.
OLD COLD will buy your old gold aud
s1Ner. Afiilard r. Davis I'll Last SEC
Oud street.
POODLk-SIuan male white preferred
h II. Every Evening once
RITNARO Wanted. or top wagon sec
ond-hand. rubber tired. in good condition
Must bc cheap ) tate price. Address john
Stern, Yorkiyn. Dol.
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WASHTNGTON ST. I22i-Iargo. second
noor front room. with good table board
for desirable couple or young men. Phone
6O95.
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ANNEX HOTEL East Fourth stroet. Good
rooms with hot water heat. tub and
shower baths, $3.50. $500 and - 90
weekly. Single beds. 3gc. soc. Tic and 81 :.
DEem rlaN ard NlghL.
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OFFICES Elegant with heat aud jani
service. Motor service Co. Inc EisyeE
and Orange straets
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Service stations. Repairing is
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS-Ask Us about
cylinder grinding and why We excel In this
line. l.. 81 q. Motor Sales Co. 1OS-IIO
Market street.
AtjTO PAINI:.u-And trimming Work
guaranteed. Estimates cheerfully given.
Stiftel 1902 French street. Phone 32O2
BLACh hshITHfhG-B tenders. broken
chassis repaired Truck bodies built. Auto
Repair shop. l005 Sycamore street
CUT DOWN iUDk REPAIR BII.i1-JoG
Ford Repair Club at snyders GaZ.,e,
oecond and jefferson streets.
DELAWAKE ELECTRO PLATING CO
Renoctore. guards. lamps. wiE<sshieidg.
Takes only one day. Rear 1916 Jefferson.
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01
JASPER ROADS
MIPASSABLE

The roads between Harrison and
Jasper have become SO 1mpassable
on account Of the recent heavy rains
that the mail can be only handled by
horseback There is danger to Har-
rison that Everton or Olyey will be
chosen by the post office department
as the point from which mail will
be routed for Newton county. and that
trade will swing to other points than
Harrison on account OF the poor roads
This condition is thought to be only
temporary as the road commissioners
Of District No. l plan to at least grade
and drain the road to the Newton
county line, where they will connect
with the Newton county section Of the
Jefferson Highway.
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01
BOYS WANT HOMES ON
FARMS DURING SUMMER

LITTLE ROCK, May 22.-The Par.
entail School of Little Rock will hold
its closing exercises May 2S. The
principal, Miss Emma Reiman is look
ing for homes in the country for some
of the boys who are between II and
.l4 Some of the boys lived on farms
last summer and did so well that Miss
Reiman would like to place others on
farms next summer.
They are strong boys, able and will
ing to work and would appreciate a
good home until the middle Of Sep
tember. Farmers who are interested
NAV call at the school at Ala West
Second street, Little Rock, or write
Miss Reiman,
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior. U. S.
Land Office al Harrison. Arkansas,
April 9th, 1920
Notice is hereby given that Ward I.
Bishop, of Usage, Arkansas who on
May Bird, 1917. made homestead entry,
No. 0l5l7l, for VIZ NE fire. a, Sec.
tion "a Township rs y. Range % w,
5th Principal Meridian, has filed no.
tice Of intention TO make three year
Proof to establish claim TO the land
above described, before Register and
Receiver. United States Land Office,
at Harrison, Arkansas, on the 10Th
day Of May, 1920
Claimant names as witnesses: viii
Trimble, Noah Howerton Tom Bishop
and Willie Sneed all OF Usage. Arkan.
SaS
JNO. l.. CLENDENIN. Register.
First Publication Harrison Times
April 10. 1920.
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01
LEGION
MEMBERSHIP INCREASES

LITTLE ROCK, May pa. w. c,
Dobyns deputy adjutant Of the Amer.
lean Legion, reports that many posts
in Arkansas are carrying on an active
membership campaign and expect an
increase of at least 10000 in the state.
To date, the governors of 80 states,
including Arkansas, have issued proc
lamations supporting the great mem
bership push, The first days report
for the country at large indicated a
gain Of 10000,
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01
RELIGIOUS CANVASS TO BE MADE

y The Sunday Schools Of Harrison
are to make Religious Canvass of
our city Thursday, The town has
been divided into six different districts
and each Of the six Sunday Schools
will be responsible for one district,
All those who are to help make the
canvass are requested to be present
tonight at the services at the Baptist
church and at the close Of the service
the canvass cards will be distributed
and instructions given.
One week from next Sunday is
90.7O Sunday School Day in Harrison,
One thousand people are expected to
be in the different Sunday Schools on
that day, On recent Sunday Okla.
homa City got $4,000 people out to
Sunday School
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01

SURGEONS agree that in cases OF
Cuts, Burns, Bruises and Wounds the
FIRST TREATMENT is most impor-
tant. When an EFFICIENT antisep-
tic is applied promptly, there is no
danger of infection and the wound
begins to heal at once For use on
man or beast, BOROZONE is the
IDEAL ANTISEPTIC and HEALING
AGENT. Buy it now and be ready
for an emergency Sold by Conman
& Kirby.
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01

Teething babies always have haro
time of it when this process occurs
in hot weather. They not only have
to contend with painful gums but the
stomach is disordered, bowels loose
and the body uncomfortable The
best help you can give the little suf,
ferer is McGee'S BABY ELIXIR. 1t
corrects sour stomach, coOls and
ouiets the bowels and helps digestion.
Sold by Coffman & Kirby
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01

Louis Pierce has returned 10 his
work boz ST. louis after a week here
with h0mef0'EH
Mrs Tyuuo ee Smith has return
ed t0 her home near Valley Springs
after q week boo Harrison at the home
0f her brother W r. RubIc
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01
GARNER HILL, GLADSToNE,N. J.
SELLS RAT-SNAP, He SAYS

81 sell and use RATSNAP. Like
to look any man I'm the face and tell
it's the best ms good People like
RAT-SNAP because IT. does" Kill
rats Perriied carcass leaves no
smell Comes in cakes no mixing TO
do Cats or dogs won't touch it,
Three sizes. 25c, soc. Sl00 Sold and
guaranteed by City Drug Store
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01
HARRISON MEMORIAL SERVICE
May 30, 1920, at N. E. Church South,
3 O'clock
PROGRAM

Rotary Band
Invocation Rev. Orth.
Scripture Rev Cuury.
Song America Congregation
LincOln'S Gettysburg Address
EFnest Nicholson.
SOlu-Lena Frank Bower,
The Blue and the Gray Mayor
Trimble
Music Rotary Band
Heroes of '9S-Rey. Kirby
Heroes of World War-Rev. Bradley
Onward Christian Soldiers Con,
gTegatiOn
BenediCtiOn
March to Cemetery and Decoration
of graves.
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01
LOWER SUGAR COULD
HAVE BEEN POSSIBILITY
-Rv the UnLted Press,

ny 'lN 'ltt'N l'DNss
NEW YORK May 25-Sugar would
be selling at u and l3 cents a pound if
the national administration acted up.
on the recommendation last summer
Hoover testified before the Lusk In
yestigating committee. He declared
that the high cost Of living is due
to a shortage of commodities, credit
initiation, profteering, speculations
deterioration OF the transportation
system, and waste in the fuel distri.
button system.
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01

Rev Chirlts Lester formerly pas.
tor of our a. p Church. South. is r0w
located az SLOAN Springs. Ark
Mrs w. F. Ea,mau has returned
To her home 100 Mountain Home after
an extended visit here with her daugh
ter. Mrs Arch Jones.
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01

\ regular morning operation OF the
bowels puts you in fine shape for the
days work. If you miss it you feel
uncomfortable and cannot put vim
into your movements. For all bowel
irregularities HERBINE is the rem
edy. It puts them IN fine, vigorous
condition. Sold by Coffman & Kirby.
The Harrison times., 1920-05-01
ARKANSAS TRAVELLERS TO
MEET ONLY AT LITTLE ROCK

LITTLE ROCK, May 22--The Ark.
ansaw Travellers will meet every year
in Little Rock hereafter The conven-
tion yesterday adopted an amendment
to the Constitution to that effect
The attendance at this convention
was the largest in the history of the
Association there being nearly one
thousand members enrolled,