The spectator., 1921-01-25
STATE NEWS BRIEFLYTOLD: For Readers Who Are interested fta in Arkansas and lts x.
 Affairs.

Bryant-Mr.4 and Mrs. Arthur Lee have moved here. MT. Lee is head of the agricultural department of the Bryant High School
 atesville.-Arkansas College has reopened following the Christmas hol- idays. Several new students matric- ulated. 1 tpt
 Camden.-The Camden Battery Com pany has moved into the building for merly occupied by the Camden Over land Company.
 Batesville-Only 200 applicants have applied for automobile licenses in Independence county. It is esti- mated, however, there are about DUO machines in the county.
 Fayetteyille.-The first Hampshire hog owned by the Department Of Ami nal Husbandry of the University of Arkansas has just been given the de- partment by E. w. Gates of Crossett
 DeOueen.-The Sevier Farm Bureau has elected officers as follows: Presi- dent, H. E. Fenton; vice president. G. F. Schroeder; secretary, Frank Ogden; treasurer, w. E. Wicker.
 Bryant-The Bryant postoffice has been moved from the Ragan store to the building now occupied by Cran- dall & Cochrane. Sam V. Cochrane Is postmaster
 Mount Ida.-County Judge Arthur Standridge has issued an order call ing in all outstanding scrip of Mont gomery county for cancellation ana reissuance. The dates for resistance were fixed for March 1, 2,3 and 4.
 Heber Springs-Victor Beal of Jud- sonia has assumed management ol the Jackson theater. MT. Beal bought the building some months ago, but could not get possession until the lease or another had expired. He contemplates many changes in the building.
 Ozark.-The following directors or the Peoples bank were elected: M. b. Conatser, L. l.. Ford. Will Hill, John T. Greer. E. D. Hall. Harley Russell and Fisis E. stockton. Elecetion or officers was deferred until next Mon- day.
 Heber Springs.-The Cleburne Co untv Court has created new polltlcai township in Cleburne county, whlce was named Sugar Camp township. This is the twentieth township in the country. It was taken from Califor- mia township.
 Springdale.-CityM Marshal Zack Cur ry and a force of workmen are mak- ing some improvements on Holcomp street. where the road joins Emma avenue. It is being raised about a foot and will give the street better drainage.
 Cotter-The residence of Dr. J. J. Morrow of this place was destroyed by fire, together with practically all the contents The fire originated from sparks from the flue, which fell on dry leaves that had collected on the roof. The loss was about s6.000, part ly covered by insurance.
 Prescott-The blaming mills of the Ozan- -Graysonia Lumber Company here have resumed operations after several weeks of idleness. Only about 50 ord CTS have been received, however, for finished lumber and operations will continue only for a short time unless additional orders are received.
 Bentonville.-The many Bentonville friends were interested in seeing one of the stories of J. Breckenridge Ellis, formerly of Bentonville. at the local picture theater. The picture shown, "Lahoma," was based on story writ ten by MT. Ellis after his removal from Bentonville to Plattsburg, Mo.
 Walnut Ridge.-The law firm of Beloate & Anderson, composed of w.. E. Beloate and James E. Anderson. has been dissolved. Each will practice law here. MT Beloate will remain in the old office and MT. Anderson has moved in the Cooper pharmacy build Ing.
 Springdale.-The William M. Bat. fer post of the American Legion of Rogers has elected the following of- ficers: Post Commander. Roland b. Judd: vice commander, pr. Guy Hodges: secretary, Elmer l.. Helms; treasurer, Howell Hodges; service Of flcer, Dr. Clyde McNeill.
 Gravette.-Gravette business men are inaugurating a monthly sales day. and the first event will be the last Saturday in January. The events have proved popular at other places and are attracting large crowds.
 Camden.-At a meeting of the young naonIa of tba prnsbyterian church a