The Pulaskian., 1920-06-17

1eAaThaha. - The Texarkana r.a. has declared war on the EnalisS sssle rows, and has inugurted crnra ss'' s.'af their destruction. Their efforta 'of to be seconded by the Cbambes are Commerce, which mas announces :, 0f it will pay cash rewards for slai and eggs of the birds. Tn @"gs years the sparrows have incras sesat greatly in numbers until tbev ssseo s become veritable pest. AsSe
 Fl Dorado. The Bank of c merce has moved into it's new h,sna sua- ing, which has been under cors4 a'u- tion several months. The banl, a uV- organized about eight months ago 'as z, bert Rowel, formerly cashier of :. ~ First National Bank, is president le Sam D. Babb of Blackwell, Okla :. cashier. a
 Fl Dorado. Reeonstruction mo, of the St. Louis Compress Comn.aa e,N which burned several months saa ,,paus' ny bee nstarted by J. c. Hearrop of I9s l'a' tie Rock, contractor. The rors.. plant, worth more than S1ooo nm ,r,' r,'a be replaced with one more costly aaa a,a modern in every detail. s44
 Coal Hill. The blackberry ssa... at Coal Hill has started. shipmen.. have already been started Ioo ue,as said today he expects to shin abas, 250 crates this season. G. D. Ferm, son has shipped 150 crates of cbos ries, and will ship about 20 more
 Bentonville. Dr. H. w stoo. who recently resigned the nastorst, of the First Presbyterian chuscb las recently for Ladoga, Ind, where bs will become pastor of the First pra, byterian church of that city n. Steen and family have resided in Ron tonville seven years.
 Batesville. = The Masonic buildin, at Salado, near here, burned after being struck by lightning. Besida,
 
 losing practically all of it's furnitws jewels, regalia and it's charter, the lodges records Were destroyed. Tbers was no insurance on the building or furniture
 Bentonville. The bacealaureata sermon for BentonviIle High School was delivered by the Rev. G. Ly, Smith. pastor of the Christian church The music was furnished by special E choir under the direction of Mrs. | s. zeran and Miss Bean, violinist of Little Rock.
 Bentonville. = The Rev. H. c. HoF, pastor of the NJ. E. Church, Souh, and an army chaplain during the World war, delivered the address at the memorial service at the city ceme tery under the auspices of the James H. Berry chapter, Daughters of the Confectionery.
 Bentonville. Mrs. J T. Henry who some months ago sold her hand. some suburban home, has purchased the W. L. Marley residence On West Twelfth street, for s3,500. The prop erty was purchased for summer home.
 Prescott. Nevada Post, Amef can Legion, in conjunction with the Prescott Commercial Club, is arrans ing for a picnic and barbecue at Pres colt Commercial Club, is arranging for a picnic and barbecue at Prescott in July.
 Stamps. = Misses Alma and Man Buchanan, daughters of MT. and An Robert Buchanan, have left for three months trip to Europe. Tne expect to visit several of the balls fields of Belgium and France, besas other interesting places.
 Batesville. - The Chamber of COs merce, the Fair Association and pas' ball fans held joint meeting in su Chamber of Commerce rooms, w'u arrangements were made for pfep4 ing 6 baseball diamond on the l' grounds.
 Cotter. = The Co-opeEauye sfa Company opened it's new store at a place recently. The officers 0i company are. H. c. Lonon, pS dent; c. J. Nelson, secretary anu F. Pond, manager.
 Branch. U Miss Ruby R. Craven Paris has been elected prihc'pn the high schol here for next v The Board of Education IS cOns plating adding an extra 's' which will make six.
 Camden. The ouachits c0aa Teachers Institute will be neu