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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-06-11

]. c. Rainey, candidate for Con-
gress will have an extensive state
ment in the next issue of this paper.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-06-11

DIR. Milan has found that it pays
to grew sorghum to feed mules. He
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-06-11

Jollie Johnson, one of u best
farmers and citizens, was here Sat
urdey on business.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-11
Ell OROLO DE los TRIPULAN-
TIES DEL 'PENNANT',
EN- GALVESTON

De Texas City, Texas, nos escri-
be 81 senior J. A. Canales, tripulan-
te del barco "Panant", enviandonos
giro por valor de trcilta q us do
lnres. para aumentar el fondo des-
tinado /, las victimas &c los tenn
hlores.
Ell senior Canales dice que el Y SUI,
companeros de trabajo, tambien tri-
pulantes del barco petrclero ameri-
cane "Penaut'. Pedro Lozauo, To-
mas Avalos Y NJ. Sandoval, compra-
ron TN reloj grande de mesa, para
rifarlo a bordo del referido barco,
expresando claramente que los pro-
ductos de Ia rita serian enviados a
nuestro peri6dico para el fondo des-
tinado q las victimas.
Iniciaron Ia lista de ia rita cuyo
nunero o acci6n valia un dollar, die:
tripulantes del "Pennant'', de los
cuales son mexicanos sol2mente dos,
a saber, los senores Canales y Re-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-11

~. - 49,, ~ n. i-1-i.f0
y" Fog 3" ~. lid" y,
tc'"re":'N "I~'.-jn.A"d &c '','''1 .
mo.ucto dc ell, para agmeaya!io a!
f,r.i, o,c,vi~al, para al:v.aY Ia s.
.,,o,;.5n "a Ia. vi.;mas,
vi senior Miranda nos cscg:5e d.
.;i~somos, cryrc otras cosas. 10 81
cg;arr..
ia Socjeaad Eac;orai Mcy!car&
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-11
UN BALE DE CARLOAD EN-
CUERC, TEXAS

Fl CampameNto de LnEadores
"Du-azro." de Cucro, Texas. organ
20 Ell sa5ado pr6Ximo pasado un bal
lie para recahar fondos a hereficio
de las vict;mas de los temb!ores.
La organization de este bale cs-
ruvo a cargo de una comiSi0E for
mazda por los scnores D. G.. Cisneros,
Z. Rivera ' L, Garcia, Cu;Cnes Sc
encargaron de hacer activa propa-
ganda para que el bale reSultara 10
mas lucido possible, habieHdo conta-
do o el concurso de I'm nu,neroso
grupo de senoritas, para ascgura: cI
GXito.
Segun Sc nos avjsa. Sc obtuvo IN
producto m"y ;m~portantc. que va a
sernos remitido para aumentar Ell
fondo I"stin.do q ~favorcccr a las
victimas de los temblores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-11
d. "A u , D. MEXICO

La circulation de los vale" no es forzosa.-Jenkins quiere
entrar otra vez a Ia carcel.-Protestan los editores de
periodicos.-La clausura de los cines.-Caruso envlo
NIL pesos para los amnificados.-U gobernador a
quien no lie inporta la opinion pdbIica.-Oras aOticias
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-11
Sy SAEGElE ADILGAAzANDOSSE A CON-
SECzJJENCTA DE- LA FALTA DE HERO?

Ell hero es el alimento de la san
gre. [rea fucrza Y yigOr en- las We
mas de los h0mbres y hace que las
mejilIas de las mujeres aparezcan
so7rosadas. Razon por la cual ell
Hero. Nu"ado. restablace r~aptdamer-
te q las personals debiles, nervlosas y
decaiGas.
Miles de personas. homb=cs y mujcres. per
I mf,en que su constitution Sc debilite. c"JaA-
do nc- ln tanto eEtrada franca n totas les
Intermediates J pcrdiendo mareTiaimente suS
energies. siuaplemente ror Que 81 sangre Re
ha adeigazado y Ge5ihtado a caCsa dc la fa!ta
Gp hero. Ia falta &c hero en- n sah@Fe
no solo haze que ei kombre Sc dcb:!i;e fisica
) menta.m?nte. sino que con el tempo pier
5c In enr..iu viril : las energias fisicas y
mentnIcs tar ncccsa:igs para loGrar ell eNito
en- todas las c;apas &c Ia vida. Esta falta
de hi-r-o conve-Jira I una n1ujer sana. alcGre
: hc-mosa En- una dGb;l. irritable. nervioSa y
cccalta.
Fl hero - del TODD indispensable para
hacer que in sanErc transfor=c los airentos
on matcrias whales. sci:dos ce!U!ares : cc-e-
bra!es. Is debid1 4 Ia acci6n del hero .!
q:e el ~oxiyeno Indispensable a Ia vida rene
ira nj cue7po. SIN hic-ro no hay energia.
f!erza nj vi;ai.dad para combatir los germe-
les De las miItiples Intermediates que nos
acecaan. La fG!ta Dc hero. contra Ia OPT
MON general. no quiere dccir que IA sanGre
no sea uficicntement abundante. stno que
rs;a sangre no asta en- las condolences apro-
piadas. Para ayudar 4 hgcer una generation
Ge houiDres y mujereS fue-tes. visorosoS, sa-
nos. no hay made meior que 81 hero orga-
r:co. Hero NIxado. Difcrentcnlente de las
antiques preparedness de- hero ino.ganico.
esia cs farilmnete asimilabic al sistema. no
dana nj cnncgrccc Ia del:aGura nj ;~rastorna
las funcioacs cs:omacalcs. No %iurporta que
ID. haya probado sin resuItado muchas otraS
Eases de tGuicUs. 81 I'd. 10 Sc s:cate bueEo
y sano. deberia. po- su Drop!o bicn. hace= In
siguicnte T-ucba: Observe cuidadosamente
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-11
PiRi REIR
T,~oTeS h1dodos

Ines rovics ac@Tranadcs de sus
nadrirca Y amigos para il 4 Ia lyle
sia t.nia1 que rGZar IN rio er ur
b&tc DecuaI3. Cuanao So hal!abar
Il NJ. de In mit@d del rio. So VIC
Que e. n9v;o nabia caido al aqua.
ION" cri.5 Il nov!a. ~salvanlo. al
@1ien que 10 S~alvc.,'
Zero mo vc us:cd QUO 81 sabe
naIar rcrfectamente",dij n de
los a"cM1&H2GtGs.
S.. hen 10 se-exclam6 lIorando
IA rcvia;-pe.o mo pucde listed yer
que 81 esta nadando en- direction c.
Ducsta al bote?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-11

Sc nornbro un ~oe!egado coEeerciai en-
Italia.
La Secretaria de Industrial y Co.
nercio ACADIA de nombrar. de acuer-
| do con el executive, delcgado conner
cial en- ell Reyno de Italia al senior
Salvador Prieto, con ell objeto de que
emprenda trabajos i~nteresantes de
propaganda. s~emejantes 2 les que Sc
estan hacienda en- Centre America y
que sc exrenderan hasta naciones del
Sur.
El sc6or Prieto tiere TODD dispucs-
to nara salir rumbo q Europa a
dcscMpeno de su intcresanJc coml-
sion, en- "a cue seguramente mucho
hara en- favor del presticio commercial
de Mexico.
CIUDA Ode MEXICO, febrero
Ell Secrctario de Hacienda, hi
20 aver declaraciones a los relatives
c~apitalinos references 4 II actual
organization funci1ramiento de los
ramos Je Hacienda y Justicia dc Ii
NGciGl. Esta opinion,-&icen les Pc
ri6dicos,-es @utoriZaGa er ambas ma
terias, en- virtud &c que ~consideran
al Lie. Cabrera mas enterado cue
caalcuicra otra persona, De los a
suNtoS &c que Sc trata.
Con rclac;oa al ra.ao de Justic:a.
dice q lie. Cabra:a que eS ne,es2-
ria una retocma radical, ?ues Ia JUS
tic;a. tai Y como g administra On
Mexico. es I'm mite Y IN contrasen-
riio. Serdn 81 ii :uregridaa g. los
Tribuna'cs no Q1ada garaH:iZ2Ga cor
IL ~inam7yil;tad de los f~unriGaafios.
Al rcferir>c nj r2alo De Hacienda.
cI Lie Cabrera Sc mostr6 partidario
De In rehabilitation. y. al efccto. d.
ic: "Essoy enteramCnte De &cucrdo
en- n~ocnrar IL mayer cr5rom.a e..
les ccb;2rnos Dc l"S Estadcs; pcto
como en- materials hacsndar2s l. RI
q.,za rub!:ea es una soia Y De ella
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-11

obtienen u recursos los gobiernGs
municipales. les gobiernos de los Es-
tadcs Y el Gobierno Federal, no Sc
concibiria que el Gobierno Federal
no tuviera ninguna inSerencia nj d.
iera NADIA con respecto a Ia cxpedi4
ci6n de leye s fiscalcs que pudieran
afectar las finanzas publicas 0 cegaT
las fucntes de riqueza."
No l. eubcrgarOn q Ia
R~eqpjQdcrq G! barco "N6rico."
I~nfarn,a Ia Secrataria de Rela-
clones haber recibido aver VI men
sale p~cocedonte de los Estados Uni
dos, en- e1 Que Sc le da cucnta de que
las a1t2ridades del vecino pals orde-
n&ran fuera devuelto a Ia Comisi0n
Reouiadora del Mercado del Hene-
Guam. el vapor MEXICO" que SC halla
ba detenido cH cl puerto de NOeva
Orleans. en- Yirtud de que dicha ms
,ituci@n no h&bia paeado a!gunos
craIitos en- aquel misNo pals.
Ia Reguladora do pa:te de csta
dctenci6n 0 embargo del yapor en- Ell
rofcrido puerto. y 81 ~gobierno de Me
xic9. prctcstG pcr csc hscho, alc"an-
10 gre. ccnforme = Il Icy no poGia
scr cmtar~ado q 5arco. porqUa "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-11

Sc nou1bro un delegado comercial en-
Italia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-11

to interesante para los lepresentan-
tes que protestaron contra la inter
venci0r ordeaada por la Tesoreria
General de la Naci6n CT Ia Tesone-
ria del Congreso, n~ombrandose. al e.
fecto. I'm empleado que Sc encargara
de investigar las coTdicicnes de di-
cha tesoreria del Poder Legislative.
e. nombramiento Sc debe a que Ell
tesorero del Congraso 10 h. rendl-
do crlentas desde hace diez meses Y
en- virtud tambien. de que sc consi-
dera necesario cue Sc yea 81 en- Ia
repetida oficina Sc cumple con 10 dis
puesto per Ia Tesoreria de Ia Nacion
cue ordeno que no Sc acmitieran va
les a les diputados a cuenta de sus
suicides.
La session, como Sc infnrma, Sc cen
crc;6 i tratar este asunto, acordan-
do Que Sc reclamara Ia !ibertad eco
monica del Podcr legislative por me
do de una comisi6n que Sc acerca-
Ia al Jefe del Executive. comisi6n
que dcsGe luego fua nombrada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-11

de Durango a hacer propaganda a su
candidatura para gobernador de esa
entIdad.
E$td en mnlaS condolences
Ell Hospital! General.
Los enfermos del Hospital Gene
raj de esta c;udad Sc quejan de qua
los al'mcntos que Sc les dan nc son
suficicntcs para matar 81 hambre,
no obstante de cue sus medicos les
han manifestaio que pueden corner
bien, para que Sc repongan durante
ST conralescencia.
Cen este motive, I'm reportero VI
sit6 csc irteres2nte establecimiento,
h~abianGcse convencido &c que, en- e.
fccto, tienen raz0n los quejosos.
A este resrecto - llama Ia aten-
ci6n del Director General de Ia Be
n~ei;cencia, haciendole Yer que Ia cul
"a de este NAL esta CT 10 nal aten-
dido del establecimicnto.
FL rcqncEc con!arrio siGHs
g,cgdndcse a Tec!ti" los
.'VcleS-CGbrera."
Los pcriGdicos que haccn oposici6n
al Ministro Gle Hacienda aseguran
cue les articulos de drgente necesi-
dad han ~aumentado en- un cincuenta
Cor cierto desde que los pequeEcs
ccmLrciantes Sc negaron 4 recibir los
wales" ii aumento &c debe a que
estos comercIartes tienen el tenor de
que Sc les obl:gue pcr la fuerza a
rccih:r 81 pape:. que despues tendran
oue c:.m5ia2. scgIn s:ios, con descuen
to. Il cual procurar asegurar anti
~cipa&aIcnte para evitarse perdidas.
Fl rcportero lie un diarid de opo-
sici6r recrrr;d los m~erc&dos, los ten
Ga;oncs, : en- general les puestos y
vcnIinias. convencicHiose de que e.
(Pasa a Ia IA. pag.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-11
PegreS6 de EStndOS tEi3oS
JsSuS Agpstia Castro.

Eyer lego 4 esta capital Jesus A
custin Castro, cue ccmo Sc sabe, fue
II pals del Norte n ~dcsemneHo de
una comisi6n que le confiara el je-
fe del Executive. relatioGada con Ia
compra de camiones y mctociclos pc
"a 81 ejercito
Aver mismo c dijo que Castro
habia sido ~nCmbrado jefc de las O.
Ucraciores en- Sonora, pero mas tar
de So desmirti ito esa noticia y Sc in
form6 cue Va con licencia al Estado
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-11

cuanto puedc t~rabajar o bien caninar sin
sentirsc fati.ado tome dos ~pastillas de cince
yranos dc Eierrs Nuxado. tres wees al dia.
despu&s de las cOmidas. durante dos senlanas.
Pasado este laUso te tempo vue!ra a hacer
L. prueba de su resistenc;a y Sc convencesa
de cuanto Ia ganado. Tn gran numero de
personals debiles, neryiosas y decaidas, que
kabian estado sufriendo por nucho tempo.
han recobrado SIS energias ea solo dos Sc
manas con sjio tomar hero en- Ia forms
FL Hero Nu&ado esta siendo
usado anuaIinentc por mas de tres millones
de personals y sus fabricantes Esrantizan los
mas satisfactorios resultados. devolviendo eI
impOrtc de n medicina en- case contrario. FL
Hero Suxado csti 4 Ia venta en- todas las
buenas ~droGucrias. tAdv.D
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-11
No es cierto que sea for=osa
Ia circulation de los wales

NEXICO, D. F. Febrero EN- "A
Secretaria de Hacienda Sc inferno 4
los diarios de esta capital, que, CO.
mo Sc habia expresado desde IN prln
cipio. no Gran de circulation forZosa
los wales que tanto Sc han estado
discutiendo en- publico Y q los cuaLes
Sc ha hecho una oposicion tremenda
Dor parte de los enemlgoS del &C
tual gobierno.
La anterior declaration Sc hlzo
en- Hacienda en- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ell la Secretaria de Hacienda en- VIZ
sud dc que algunos diarios han echa-
do a voiar la especie de que Ia poll
cia esta ejerciendo preston para que
en- e! concrete Sc reciban los GlchoS
wales de a cincuenta c~enravoS, pueS
los de I peso no estan todavla en-
circulation.
Mexico sc-a representado en-
cl Congreso de Sev;.ia
Oficialmenrc Sc recibio CT esta
capital invitacion para que Mexico
concurra al ConCYeso disappointment
cano que Sc rcunra en- Sevilla. Espa-
ma. pr6ximamentc y en- el que de-
beran cstar Representatives. todas las
1:icioncs hispanas de Ia America.
La ir~vicaci5n fuG cortesmcrtc con-
testada, G:y;Gndose que en- 81 opor-
iunidad serau nomhradas las perso-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-09-30

guest of her mother, Mrs. Delbert
Hicks.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-09-30

The Record can do your Job
Printing-call or telephone.-adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-09-30
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Too late for last week

Too late for last week.
Mrs. Clifford Wiser of st. Louis
spent last week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Story.
Mrs Winters spent the week end
with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Sprague, of Ithaca.
Irwin Lewis and wife of Detroit
spent the week end with his parents,
Herbert Lewis and wife.
Clyde LaVoy and wife are spend
ing some time with his sister, Mrs
Minnie Watkin.
Mrs. Roy Hubbard was the guest
Of her brother, Fred Elliot, Of Alma
Saturday.
Chas Sly and family were Sunday
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Fred
Below, Of St Louis
Peter Story and wife visited his
sister, Mrs. Henry Cook, Of Ithaca
Sunday.
Frank Wiles has moved back to his
home west Of town and is now run
ming his cider mill.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tissue were
at Lansing last week where their
children gave them a golden wedding
anniversary surprise.
Mrs. Clare Reid of Dawson is the
The Little River news., 1920-12-15
MUCH LOSS BY PESTS
State Plant Board Is Planning Great Work to Save Crops.

Little Rock, Dec. 14.-(SpeciaD - At cost of lehs than $2,O00 the State Plant Board has eradicated a des- tructive apple disease in parts of Ben tor and Washington counties which in 1919 alone caused loss of about $250.- 900 to fruit growers of that section. 1t is also announced that the quaran- tine conducted by the Board was large ly responsible for keeping out of the state sweet potato pest which is causing as high as 50 per cent of the lsweet pototo crop of Louisiana and Texas to be lost. The board has in augurated and has carried out with great success sweet potato certifica- ti0n system which was recommended for adpotion by the Soutnern States If . meeting Of plant pathologists held ~ Atannta. Ca, last spring.
The Little River news., 1920-12-15
ATTACKED BY MEN
Revenue Officer Attacked by Men He
 Had Arrested.

Little Rock, Dec. 10.--H. K. Sutton, and R. H. Eagle were evidently not satisfied with what trouble came their way so they literally Jumped from the frying pan into the fire" today by hunt ing for trouble. They were arrested following an attack on W. P. Dunigan, a federal prohibition officer
 Officer Dunigan arrested Sutton Thu rsday night in a bootlegging charge Eagle made bond for Sutton. The two men found Officer Dunigan standing in front of downtown hotel and attack ed him. The officer was unarmed and he received severe injurieh before the assailants could be forced to discon- tinue the attack.
 The men were arrested by city police on a charge of disturbing the public quiet. Charges were filed by federal officerh of attacking a federal officer The men were bound over to the fed eral grand jury.
The Little River news., 1920-12-15
CAN ONE COMMUNITY DO BETTER THAN THISY Ffi

It is easier to tell you now and what we did in our little rural school than to speculate on theories on what should be done to advance education in the neighbOrhOOd.
 Ours was a one-r0om, one-teacher, |half-salaried, typical. county school window glasses out, broken desks, and teachers coming and going because they could find better places.
 First, we voted an extra tax q say "we", for while the women could not vote, through our school improvement club, we sat in motion the machinery to bring tbout this vote) by securing necessary qualified voters to petition for an election. Then we went to the school building the day of the election and served sandwiches, coffee, tea and smiles of approval to the men-our brothers, husbands and sweethearts. After that we built nice, big, two room school building with small music
The Little River news., 1920-12-15
pom, dressing rooms and closets.

room, dressing rooms and closets.
 This past winter our club gave g monthly entertainment at the school building, wherein all of the community had a part, each according to his o1 her talent. We not only made money to improve our schoolroom but made enough to run tte school additional months, by paying the teachers sal aries. Yes, we had two teachers-five of our women appointed by the club went out in the community in Sept ember and solicited funds from pat rons and friends of education, and thus had enough funds to engage an additional teacher.
 Here are few of the improvements we made in our scnool-a country school: We put in two coal heaters and bought coal for the winter; bought $15 worth of books for the library; in- stalled two comfortable closets; stain ed all the woodwork; bought small desks for primary teachers room; :; bought garden tools and flower seed
The Little River news., 1920-12-15

There seems no doubt but that con- gress will pass the immigration bill stopping all foreign immigration to this country for period of one year. They have been dumping foreign born upon us faster than we have been able to absorb them, and lor of those now coming are bringing with them ideas not in accord with American ideals and would if possible tear down our govern ment and institutions after the fash ion of Red Russia We want none of the scum of Europe, and when the bars
 are let down again let their be differ ent restrictions that will keep from our shores those who may be undesirable.
The Little River news., 1920-12-15
Notice.

To whom 1t may concern: There has been lots complaints made to me about ditches that are located and that are being cut in front of private and public property by contractors in con structing the special highways over the county. Myself and private citi- zens have appealed to the commis- sioners for relief and all appears nave been in vain. Now, if there are not relief given by or before the next grand jury meets, I am going to take the matter up before that body and see fl we can get some relief.-P. M. Cc- Cord, County Judge.
The Little River news., 1920-12-15


 ,ors sIl persons who claim any inter- :. ,n said lands are hereby warned to .npear within six weeks and show cause why the title to said lands should not be quieted and confirmed in the plaintiff. l. B. Lowery. That M. F. Golden, unknown heirs of c. B. Myers, deceased, Josephine Myers. Ar kansas Land Company, trustee. The Arkansas Land Company of Missouri, Fred G. Parks, Robert l.. Horseman, Arlyn H. Hopson, The Arkansas Land Company, the Peoples Saving Bank. Pulaski Land Company. are hereby specifically warned to appear in said court and show cause if any they can why the title should not be quieted and confirmed in the said '. B. Lowery. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal on this 4th day of December, 1920.-Jas. H. Williams. Circuit Court and Ex-Oficio ChanceryN Clerk. -l-12
The Little River news., 1920-12-15
Hampstead County Has
 Good Oil Showings

Hope, Dec 1.-Two showings of oil and gas have been encountered in The Jones No. 1 test we'll, seven miles south of Hope, according to the drill CTS report. The test we'll has been drilled to a depth of more than 1,700 feet, and according to well known oil men who have been watching develop ments. '"The formation is becoming more interesting as the bit bites it's way through the earth It is claimed that two oil-bearing sands have been found and that prospects are inviting.
 Throughout the week we'll known oil men have been hanging round the well watching every department. Lea ses and royalties have been quite active in that vicinity.
 The Shaw & Shaw test, four miles east of the Jones we'll has set the 10- inch casing at $50 feet and drilling will be renewed Monday.
 Interest in the field, however, is centered about the Andres No. 1 test, 10 miles east of Hope. where StraWn X Crawford have changed from TO- tary rig to a standard equipment. The exact depth of this test has not been divulged. It his been drilling con- siderably longer than the zones well. Experienced oil operators who visit the field divide their time between the Andres and the Jones tests.
The Little River news., 1920-12-15
DRINK HOT TEA
 FOR 4 BAD COLD

Get a small package of Hamburg Breast Tea at any pharmacy. Take 8 tablespoonful of the tea, put 6 cup of boiling water upon it. pour through a sieve and drink te.Acup full at any time during the day or before retiring. It is the most effective way to break a cold and cure grip, as it opens the pores of he skin, relieving congestion. Also looscns the bowels, thus driving a cold from the system.
 Try it the next time you suffer from cold or the grip. It is inexpensive and entirely vegetable, therefore safe and harmless. @
The Little River news., 1920-12-15

All goodfellows will have an op- portunity of playing Santa Claus this Christmas. This plan has worked ad- mirably in other and larger places and there is no reason why it could not be made great success in Ash down. There are always children that Santa Claus may overlook were it not for a goodfellow, and there is no ques- ton but that we have plenty of men who will volunteer to be goodfellows Pass the spirit of Christmas along that none may be overlooked.
The Little River news., 1920-12-15

When the cotton mill sees loss star ing him in the face he closes down or runs half time. Why wouldn't it be a good idea and the same plain busi- ness for the cotton farmer to close down or plant half crop rather than produce full crop below the cost of production To reduce the acreage an other year would be nothing more than just plain, ordinary good business such as the mills are practicing,
The Little River news., 1920-12-15
CONTRACTOR BOUND OVER

Mena, Dec. 11.-J. H. Early, mem- Der of the firm of Early, Jones and Lybrand, contractors for the Jeffer- son highway, waived examination yes- terday before Justice s. IF. Smith, on charge of obtaining money under false pretenses, and was bound over to await action by the grand jury.
 Bond was fixed at $1.500.
The Little River news., 1920-12-15
RUB bACKACHE AND LUhbAG0 RIGHT OUT Rub Pain and Stiffness away with a small bottle of old honest
 St. Jacobs Oil

When your back is sore and lame or lumbago sciatica or rheumatism has you stiffened up, don't suffer- Get . 35 cent bottle of old, honest "St. Jacobs Oil at any drug store, pour 6 little in your hand and rub 1t right into the pain CT ache, end by the time you couns fifty, the soreness and lameness is gona -~
 Don't stay crippled! This soothing. penetrating oil needs to be used only once. It takes the ache end pain right ont ok your baok and ends tke misery. It is magical, yet absolutely harmless and doeGt bun ths skin.
 Nothing slss stops lunbaeo. sciatios and lame baak misery O promptly!
The Little River news., 1920-12-15

Little River county farmers are pay ing more attention to the production of butter than formerly No need to buy creamery butter TOW. Keep it up and enlarge upon the theory that it pays to have several things to sell.