Cleveland County herald., 1921-09-29
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Batesville.-The Union Bank and Trust Company has installed a burglar proof lock in it's vault.
 Doyer.-The merchants of this place held trades day here Satur- day.
 Warren.-Governor McRae will be one Of the speakers who will be here during the club fair to be held on October and 8.
 Success-The Rev. l.. c. Bauer of Whitehall, H., Baptist evangelist, is holding revival here, assisted by R. l.. Page, song leader.
 Fayetteville.-A total of 73 men have reported for practice on Razor back field. More than half are eligible for the varsity team.
 Texarkana.-A civil service exam nation of candidates for the position of postmaster at Texarkana has been ordered held here October Il.
 Pine Bluff.-The State penitentiary commission sold 363 bales of last years crop of cotton from the State farm at Tucker here for 16 3-4c per pound.
 Gravette.-Diphtheri having be- come prevalent in the primary depart ment of the local school, the room has been suspended until further orders of city health officers.
 Harrison.-Ten of Harrisons most successful and wealthiest business men are forming a company to sink test oil well southwest of Harrison and south of Batavia.
 Arkadelphia.-The Clark County Fair Committee has announced that the annual county fair will take place at the courthouse October 26, 27 and 2S. Prize lists will be issued soon.
 Bald Knob.-The Missouri and North Arkansas pike road between Bald Knob and Russell is practically completed and the section between Russell and Bradford will now receive the attention of the contractors.
 entonville.-Benton County Circuit Court is expected to remain in session three weeks. The docket of 90 erim- inal and 155 civil cases is the largest in number of years, and the present session of the court probably has more cases of importance than any session of court ever held in the county Cir cult. Judge w. A. Dickson is presiding. , Little Rock-Dr. w. c. Garrison, State health officer, has returned from Clarksville, where he was in confer United States Public Health Service relative to the selection of a site for 8 government hospital for the treat ment of trachoma to be established in Northwest Arkansas. Several towns which are being considered as prob able sites will be visited by Dr. Good win, who will come to Little Rock, and. in conference with Dr. Garrison, make the selection.
 Little Rock.-A test case to deter mine the right of the government to seize automobiles used for transport ing whiskey in violation of the federal l, these cars is held by a third person, was heard before Judge Trieber, in United States District Court. juage Trieber held that the government was justified in seizing the cars, under the terms of the Revised Statute No. 3450, which provides for the seizure of car, when it is used for the unlawful transportation of liquor.
 Star Governor McRae has ap- pointed R. l.. Fish of Star City, as- sistant cashier of Star City bank, as treasurer of Lincoln county to succeed J. A. Hit, who has been suspended from office. MT. Fish's appointment is for the period during the pendency of MT. Hitt's appeal from the removal order of Judge Sorrels to the Su- preme Court. If the judgment of Judge Sorrels is reversed MT. Hit will be restored to office; if it is af- firmed MT. Fish may continue in of fee until the next election, or the governor may call special election.
 Clinton.-Cotton is beginning to come to the local gin. The crop is light. The acreage was greatly re- duced, the seasons were not favorable, and the weevil and the worm wrought havoc. There will be about one third as many bales ginned in this county as were ginned in 1920.
 Mountain Home.-Baxter county will collect from the general school fund in the state apportionment this year $1,067 more than was put in. The county turned $9,333 over to the state school fund and received $1O,400.
 Rogers.-James Field, aged 40, com mitted sllicide by swallowing poison.