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The Newark journal., 1921-04-28

i 01DSOn, NeWdfh.
 For Sale.-Good wild grass hay. Eller Bros.
 E. F. Baker of Sulphur Rock was in town Friday.
 Man and His Woman" at the Royal Friday night.
 Dr. V. L. Pascoe spent a few days this week in Little Rock.
 Knox mends hsoes cheap.11l Walnut Street, Newport, Ark.
 Rev. J. L. Brown of Walnut Grove was in town Saturday.
 T. J. Raney of Joiner was in town Friday on business.
 s. D. Lindsey of Batesville was in town Tuesday on busi- ness.
 FIRE insurance. F. o. Eller agent, phone No. 87, Newark, Ark.
 Don't get a divorce until you see My Husbands Other Wife"
 Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Chafee of Walnut Grove were trading in town Monday.
 Stoves and ranges at bar gain prices at the Newark Lumber Company.
 A swell line of suits and odd pants just received. J. B. Fitz- hugh & Bro. Batesville.
 The Newark Live Stock Company is in the market for 100 head of good hogs. Corrugated sheet iron roof l ing $6.75 per square at the Newark Lumber Company.
 Lots of misfit suits, odd coats and odd pants just in at J. B, Fitzhugh & Bro. Batesville.
 Dewitt Browning, of Little Rock spent Saturday and Sun day here visiting home folks. There is something to think about in Man and His Wo- man," at the Royal Friday nj ght
 Save money by coming to Batesville to see our new stock of clothing. J. B. Fitzhugh A- Bro.
 Mrs. T. ]. Welborn and son, Luther, spent Sunday at Ba- tesville visiting MT. andMrs. T. H. Welborn
 B. F. Conner, good citizen of the Walnut Grove neighbor- hood, was transacting business in town Wednesday.
 There is something to think about in Man and His Wo- man., which comes to the Royal Friday, April 29.
 For Sale.-Grimes Garage, fully equipped, doing good business. Bargain for quick sale. Grimes, Newark, Ark.
 Mrs. Herman Williamson 1 left Tuesday for Poplar Bluff, Mo-, to spend few days with MI. and Mrs. Woods Arnold.
 Mrs. Rilla Baker and dauib- ter, Miss Iva, of Newport, spent a few days here the past week with Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Baker
 Rev. E. A. Horn will go to Salado next Sunday to preach an anniversary sermon for the l. 0. o. F. Lodge of that place
 An Iowa farmer sold 22 cali skins. bOupht a nair of shoes
The Newark journal., 1921-04-28
Education the Only Road.

Education alone can conduct us to that enjoyment which is at once best In quality and infinite in quantity Horace Mann.
The Newark journal., 1921-04-28

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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-27
TO ROB FL DORADO BANK
MoII4D-BE ROBBER ENTERS, BUT Is FRIGHTENED AWAY
 BY ALARM

Fl Dorado. Jan. 2J.-an unSilcceSs- fnl attempt to rob the First National bank here was made shortly after II 20 o'clock tonight by would-be titc bank building. but Was frightened away by the sounding of the ele 'trie zen above the i:.rL door when he ai tempted to opel tLe vault.
 \ large crow1 gathered about she tank at the sounding of the siren, but the maurauder escaped. probably by the back door. through which he is be lived to have entered The back door k secured only by night latch. it. k said. and has transem above il, and local officers say taat the intruder could have entered through th' tr'tas. = t. er hv picking the lock.
 Cashier Wada tf the First Natiosf;l. >sao catered the haak with Chief ot r. .iet. Lewis. Night Chief Gra ." and oflirrf |. r.. Smitit of Little Rock. soon 4f4ela the alarm uas sounded. "etarte thai the comhina ion lock on the vault had been tempered with. but that @p- pareutly nothing was taken The elec= trie signal k attached to the comhiaa- tien and operates the siren af once when tlr lock is touched The Lack door k but six feet from the vault. Se tHaf the would-be robber had plenty of time to leave during the two or thrce minutes while the crowd wa> gathering.
 No suspect has been charged direct lv with entering the bank. but an unus- nal number of men have been arrested tonight on minor charges of petty they, cry. auto stealing. carrying guns aud others. The sheriff'S men and the ell tire police force are looking for clues to the attempted robbery, and d gnar rd has been stationed about the bank.
 The bank contains ill the nighbofhod of Si ,5OO. .OO0. it is Said-GaZette
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-27
WHITES CHAPEL.

Hello boys. do not wish to worry you but I am always glad to scribble 4 few lines to the Dear old Picayune. hat love more and more aS the days go by.
 Prof Ernest Steed visited home folks Sunday
 Earl ReaveS and family visited friends and realitives in this com munity Saturday and Sunday. They will return to their home Tuesday, ! miles below Waldo.
 Malcom and Tracy Munn visited home folks the past week.
 Calvin Smith visited C NJ Morgan Saturday night
 Lem-o-lae spent all day Sunday with Willard Davis Hurrah for Lem-o-lac
 Brohter Ben Burns and family visit. eel Robert Martin and family Sunday night.
 Kay Spencer and family visited
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-27

sermon as I ever heard I don't think if could be beat. at Bluff Springs last Sunday, to q very large crowd. Everybody seemed to enjoy his ser John fifth chapter and twenty fUGrth ve"se-verily verify 1 say unto you. tte that heareth nlg word and belieyeth on him that sent me. hath everlasting life. and I shall not come into con denlnation but k passed from death unto life Rev James Paris will preach al Mt Moriah school house the second Sunday evening at 2 o'clock in February. We invite everybody to come and bring your song book.
 The MsRae Literary Society at Mt. Moriah school house will meet next Saturday night the 29th at ' o'clock. We invite everybody to come ana take part in the society.
 Our school is naming along just fine with MT. D. E. Westmoreland assist ant They are teaching Us a good school
 Mrs Edna Weaver has been on the sick list the past week. but k up again.
 MT. k W Cross and family visited MT. E. C. Fairchifd and family Sanlr- day night and Sunday
 Mir. Frank Gullick and family of Bluff City visited Mir. Lester Purtle and family of this place Saturday l Night and sunday.
 MT. A. l.. Calhoun and family attend ed the vuartly conference at Oak Grove last Sunday. while there visit ed Mir John Marrindalc and family of Ccntervillee.
 Mr | F. Miller and family visited Mr R. L. Martindale and family Sun day night.
 Mir Mercer Bethany made q fiyinl trip down to Caneey last Sunday t see his best girl. I will close for this tmee wishin. you all well.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-27

what to ue done with it'- Scripture --Gaat thy bread upon the waters for s4..,t hatf it'd it after many days" -unleam Band at 3 E. nl.. lead by Mrs. W t Forbes. Large crowds are at tending thes meetings Le others come. E. \. r. l.. at 6 D. m., Prof. C. N. .1rt>. president Prof Btrnard Erwin leade. for ths mee ing. The program rendered by Miss Mae Duke last Sunday evening was excelltnt. Come on time.
 Sermon al : D. m.- Pitching your tent in the wrong direction and its re- suits. Scripture. Lot dwelt in the cities and plains and pitched his tent toward Sodom' Prof Bernard Erwin leader of our choir will furnish appro- priate music for the preaching services. We urge every membtr to be present. We have definite task for each. The general public are always welcome
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-27
SUTTON SCRAPS.

Elder John Whitee left Friday eye hing for Delight where he goes to ill i Elder Albert Eambert appointment Saturday and sunday.
 Mr.. Jamie Wren. who has heeeh Ill the >anitarium in Prescott for the last four weeks. returned home Tues day much improved.
 Mr>. Ben Phillips wh" has heeen real sick the past week is better al this writing
 Elder F. C. Bright i> improving slowly
 .Ior fineheer and family moved to Hoper last week. wherec ! r. ahd Rufus Hart will he engaged In the nnnlfry huSincesS We are sorry to loose such men aS Joe out al our neishborhood. We shall look for him back mex, fall.
 Mir. 0minton Young will live on his nlscee this year. We welcome MT. Young and family i'll our midst.
 Win Weaver of McNah Ak. spent fl few days in our community last week visiting realitives and attending to hu~ne~S Will lat one time lived Ill Albany township. He has many friends here that K always glad to see him back ar sutton. Come again Will,
 Lanrburg ball team came up asl Wednesday evening and played Sut- lon second team. II was hard fought ,,,ne fhr gme stood l5 for sutton. II for f.nburg.
 The same evening Prof. Earheset Stee,.d brought his team of school boy. and played SuttonS first team. Prof has fine set of boys and they play well for the practice. Tue game stood 33 to 12 in favor of sutton
 Prof I. ]. Robberts thinks hee has got the best team in the country MeS>erS Dock Hamilton, Willie Cantley. John Millincr and Tom Gleg- horn attended the ball gamee at Snt. |
 ton lasn Wednesday evening.
 Mir I've of Bodcaw community pas ed through our village Sunday with load of speckle puppies he had been near Prescott fox hunting. He report eed good luck. caught two.
 Lester White who has been living in Prescott for the past two years has moved back to the farm. Get up Kate
 Prof Earl Fore seems to he well pleased with the first assistant teacher in Sutton High School. MT. Editor please describe that kit ten that strayed off from the eleerkS office. may be Lem-o-lae has taken it up.
 Come on Will and Leem. with the news and we will make the ePicayune live wire We want to think Uncle Buck for sending LIS the Daily Picay- une last week We get the news now right fresh off the reeel
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-27

Tom Goodwin and family Sunday.
 Mr. Be.s and family visiteed De4ma Bailey and family Sunday.
 There WAS preaching at Neew Sloan Sunday they had TWO visiting preeaeh- CTS. Their names are Brother Carter and Slate
 suppose had4 betteer close ts fl s growing late.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-27
WHO IS TO BLAME.

We hear it said by some one on the streets each day-"Look what Hope Is doing, and why is it that Prescott IS not more active in boosting the oil in- terests in this county.
 In this connection we want to ask a question or so.
 Relieving as we do that Nevada coun- ty will in all probability become one of the big oil producing counties of the state, our feeling of pride in the poss. Abilities before us, is tinged with re- gret when we view the deplorable con dition of the roads leading out to the oil fields at Sutton and Bluff City.
 Even if this city and county is bless cd with the producing wells so hopeful ,y expected, the visitors who come here from other parts will carry back to their respective homes the story of neg lected highways, and our reputation for non-progressiveness will spread far and wide.
 As a member of the last legislature. the editor of this paper undertook the establishment of permanent road i'm provements--but at no time was the building program given the proper nor al support of the business men of Prescott. When little differences arose in the ma tier and manner of road con struetion, we want to ask, If indiffer= ence on the part of the business men of Prescott. is not largely responsible for the chaotic conditions of the present road situation existing in Nevada coun- ty today.
 Your present representative in the legislature has introduced and is re pealing the road laws in this county Ky your silence he + permitted to be. ,ie,e that Nevada county needs no pub hc improvements. and witE0,t Fi iiea ever the protest of the business inter- Ssts of Prescott anG surroundnc conn try, he has right to heliey" that his course carries votr favor aa" claims :oul endorsement.
 Mr. Aur Spea; yesterday in tii> city enrou'e to the tegisla.ui II " many business men took the time to speak l. word .th him concerning h, road putstion? Did any of you: Have n "=.=ien to VI Mum o senator Montgomery calling their attention toI the great need of some kind of road improvement in Nevada county
 Do you want the whole ro2d huhd- rus program '>r we'd. an >aV to the S,l'd that you gre satisfied ip temln |. the rut a cenr.y oldt
 ,.hese questinrs are aSheb in all s.nGness but lil"v i,e i'll all seriousness
 at all times nd under all cir nm stances has the editor of the Picayune stood for the upbuilding of Pte>cat; and the greater development pt \cva da county This is our home and We share i'll common interest With yen m lhe general welfare of our spiendit citizenship; Therefore we feel the ctY- ing need of forward step toward bet ter highways, re, gni2 h. their Sa phcne importance to the prosperity hnd comfort of oua fellow citlzens
 Let us take no backward step
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-27
WHY THE WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE URION MUST
 CARRY ON.-

The work of the Woman's Christian Temperance tnion is not ended rathcr with the enactment of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth, amendments to the s,a- tional Constitution. it is greatly eN- tended and intensified As voting citI- zt.ps we are invested with added prCS- .iee and power wittn init,ats sng new H' tivitieS, and white S' tematieaiiv p''-t .pe to success existing departments 4 ". C. T. r. wros. The gaining ei na- .ional prohibition Fl. kc> more Pas>'tie tac at;,. inmerl ei our ,aeri>l.ea hopes and high ideal, our ultimate goal IS iEe betterment of humanity inrnH-h the triumph If Christ'S Golden Rule in custom and in law. N G r G. workers and voters. and the ~ln r.' ma cltinery of our or4aE zatiou, szera Hr' e 50 indispensable a> they IT. day
 Social Morality Surely tn ffotcc- fion of the home calls for continued ~rf- ,i,c under the banter of th ". (. f | Can any white ribbonet claim that eur constructive program for the pro motion, of purisy k not still rcincn- dou>ly needed Since the enat ms'st Of lh. Eighteenth and Nineteenth ame,ld- meutS. the organized mother love of th, W. C. r T. has far more hope su. chance to extend its benafieial iu- f.pence for social morality.
 Women i'll Indnstry-We Are jHS; on the threshold of q special service that cur organization alone can render to the host of women in industrial life. We are also co-opera ting with the i'n,- tts, States government in the Division ct Women's Work under the Depart ment of Labor. This great subdivision of our program should closely hold n> together and vastly augment our ranks.
 Health-We ale far from IL attain
 ntnt of our Health" goal--h"altt, of body health If mind. healti. If spirit ut tNtuItli ttlltuiN Nlu'. 'l th.~ ''i- ftnUamenta fl sabjcet. the Stltit T ;'. rcla ion to the temperance retorIl. hc study of health rather than of disease might alone be Il sufficient reason for the continuance of the W. (. T. [
 Christian Citizenship-F Following the enactment of the Nineteenth au.cnl- ment. the broad education of the N. C. T t woman voter concerning the priv ilcge> and duties of citizenship be comes first order of the day. Citi- zenShip classes led by W. C T. L. Wo- men, litera1nlre and study courses will furnish much of this education.
 Iegislation With the adoption of tht Eighteenth and Nineteenth amend ment> the legislative activities of 'he N. C r L. have become pa "a mount in importanee Ii would be the veriaSt folly to choose this o'clock of the twen- tieth neutury t0 scatter our forces and 1T scrap the valuable machinery of tht N (. r. L. We are just entering an inspiring law enforcement eampaign .p which hinges not alone the success ot prohibition for the United States bnt also for many other lands
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-27
NOTICE.

The Nevada County Farmers Union will meet T. call sesion at Union safrool house Fiday, February f, 1927, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 F. M Woosley, Pres.
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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-27

The Daily Picayune published at Prescott has reached our exchange ia ble The Picayune is edited by (. E Andrews and Orto Finley. Mir. Finley left Walnut Ridge January lSt, to en- ger upon his new duties. The Pieay une is neat well edited sheet and one the residents of Prescott should be proud to Walnut Ridge Blade
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-27
MT. MORIAH NEWS.

Hello to the readers of the Picayune, Health Is very good at this time. with the exception of few cases of the Blues.
 Rev W C Felts preached a fine a
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-27
W. c. T. U. PROGRAM

Thursday afetrnoon at 3 o'clock. Hostess-Mrs. Fl. B. Mckenzie. Theme-Allies massed for Victory. Scripture-Eph. 8: 6-21. Prayer
 Discussion-Crystalize and unite public sentiment for definite purpose. fa1 Through the church-Mrs. J. A. Sage.
 (b) Through the public schools Mrs. Sam O. Logan.
 (c) Through the Women's Societies Mrs. C. M. Hirst
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-27
RAIN HALTS FOX CHASE.

The usual crowd of jolly good fel lows went out on another fox chase last night. but the sport was interferred with when rain set in. The hunters re turned with thei@ enthusiasm some what "dampened," but they are already planning another chase in night or
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-27

If you have lot to sell or home to lease or a horse or hound to trade, try our Classified Ad'' Column. We have several attractive proposi- tions in the way of small farms and city property. See us.
 Moore and Martin.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-27
MY MOTHER

Who brought me into being. kildly cared for me while young, CareS>ed fed and clothed me To keep me well and strong
 My mother Who taught my infant tonguee to lisr Her name. in childish glee. And help, while clinging 10 her dress To place me on her kneef
 My mother. Who taught me how to push the chair and stand up. all alone: To walk and talk and eomb her hair AS children all have donef
 My mother Who taught me how to pray. And keep the golden Rule: To learn my lesson every day. When attended school?
 My mother God bless my sainted mother. And all the mothers, too Their lives are spent for others, Through all the world we know. Their loving hands shall lead us; Their God shall be our guide; Their blessings rest upon us, Whatever may betide. Exchange.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-27
P.e,c.nt Raptist Chu.xIl.

Sunday school at 10 d. I'll Lester Steed superintendent. Sermon at II a. m., subject The Bread of Life and
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-27

General discussion of the main topic bv the entire membership.
 Closing talk by the leader. Solo Miss Gertrude Davis
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-27

Read our Classified ad column.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-27

you want to buy or sell some thing let your wants be known in the Classified Ad Column of the Daily Picayune.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-27

Read the Daily Picayune.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-30
RED CROSS HEALTH NOTES
Clean Homes.

Clean homes often insure health of the members of the family living there in and too much attention cannot be paid by homemakers and housekeepers to keeping the home spotless, from the standpoint of health as well as per sonal comfort.
 With the opening of summer every home should be thoroughly gone over, all dark corners, all Repositories for unused articles should be looked into. Get rid of the superflous There is T real trait in human nature to hoard and closets, attics and store places of ten contain heaps of things that should have gone into the trash pile long ago. They are prolific breeding places for dust and drit
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-30
LAW EXAMINATIONS TO
 BE GIVEN TO-DAY

Attorney k. l. Searcy of Lewisyiile Hon. Steve Carrigan of Hope and Hon. W. V. Tompkins, city the examiners of this judicial district, ar eholding an examination today at the office of Me Rae and Tompkins.
 The following are taking the exam nations: ]. E. Galloway, Arkadel- phla k L. Searcy, IT,, Lewisville; S, K. Carter, Texarkana T. L. Smith, Antoine and J. D. Shackelford, city. Three of thee young men are sons of lawyers, J. E. Galloway. son of At torney Galloway of Philadelphia, k. L. Searcy, Jr, son of Attorney R, l.. Scar cy of Lewisville and s. K. Carter, son of Judge Carter of Texarkana.
 The questions for this examination are prepared by the State Board of examiners and these questions cover IS different subjects.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-30
DAILY SERMON (By a Laymanl
The Use of Wealth.

"I shall leave it unto the man after me, and who knoweth whether he shall be a wise man or a fool? Yet shall he have rule over all my labor wherein I have labored. ."-Ec 2:19 :19
 This great question should concern those who have laid up this worlds goods we as Gods stewards must give an account of the wealth that comes into our hands and the disposition we make of it.
 The worlds need is great, men are dying all around us hungry souls are crying for the help that it is in our power to give the unsaved millions of the earth are pleading for share of the gospel we claim to enjoy; what relation do we and our wealth sustain to these needs?
 Are we using the means that come to us as the result of our labors self ishly hoarding it to hand down to those who follow us who may be either wise or foolish in its handling.
 Today there is cry for need Tn almost every land the church calls for men who can go and tell the mes sage of the cross. to support those who do go: the nation calls for those who are not called to battle to provide help siie. and proper care of taoSe who To -n. What of your wealth:
 aLe wise man q ts where it does the most good if ie gives during his lie tiae he rsi zee anl enjoy the results: if he waits until death fe is denied these blessings and his desires nay be disregarded men will suffer and souls will die while he awaits the coming of the messenger of death
 A wise man leaves not the results of his life's labor to fools.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-30

mayor of Chicago to represent him in welcoming the delegates to the Ma tional association of Ice Cream Man ufacturers to the city as they assembl- ed for their annual convention, October 11th, 1920.
 He emphasized the value of santa tion in the manufacture of ice cream and impressed the delegates with the importance of pasteurizing their mix before freezing.
 He also told them that ice cream was a food and not luxury and that 1t should be eaten regularly by every one.
 He dwelt particularly upon its value as a food for the growing child, the convalescent. the invalid and the old and decrepit.
 Every one in the audience felt very grateful to the Doctor for the most hearty welcome he had extended them and for the information they had re- ceived from him on how to keep big city healthfuL
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-30
DIR. JOHN DILL ROBERTSON IS CHICAGO HEALTH COMMISSIONER

Upon his shoulders rests the respon- siblity for the health of more than two million people.
 He says the index of the health of any city can always and definitely be marked by the amount of Typhoid fe- yer there.
 He makes the further statement that Chicago has the lowest death rate from Typhoid of any city in the world.
 Several departments are maintained under him, each with an efficient and responsible head and assisted by nu- merous inspectors to see that depart ment instructions are carried out.
 It has been necessary for him to see that there was good drainage sewer age and plumbing, an dthat the water food. milk and ice cream supplies were pure.
 Another thing he found necessary to do was to put enough chlorine in the S00,000 gallons of water used each day to take up an organic matter that may be there and to see that the 700, GOO quarts of milk that are consumed each day is pasteurzed.
 He said all of the % people that died of Typhoid in Chicago in 1919 contract ed the disease while out of the city on business or taking their vacations.
 pr. Robertson was delegated by the