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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
W. H How'd Reports Rich Blessings
Conferred by Wentworth.

81 WAS unable 10 get i COOL NAH
rest on account, OF NY n"7v"u% ""mI'.
ton" said NJ. How'd. VIII" resides Il;
1917 Mason st. Flint. NJ n. and lHN'
found Ssrv-W"rNh VERY "'a"i"iaI |
hay" taken : h",ti"e and ! am greatly
improved al" recommended N"tv-
Worth L. Il nc:rhhor. VII" was IN bed
with nervous headache" She had taken
only part uc Il battle. and VI - able 20
b. up and around tho house. for on"
can chccrfm.ly recommend Merry Worth
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Dinner Tonight.

Complimentary to the young ladies'
who are visiting in the city. Miss Louise
HARPER will entertain tonight with an
informal dinner party at her home IN
Woodlawu. Covers will b" laid for Il
guests and later the merry young pe'-
ple will 20 u the Mcclure hotel to At
tend the Tennic club dance. The party
will be composed Of SIX young lai'cS
and their escorts.
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Choir Entertained

Tho choir OF 81. Lukr's church enter
tanned with Il party iASs night az n"
home Of Mrs .. T.. Lang of North Main
street. The DELIGHTFUL affair was ar
ranged IN honor of Mr.. n. G.. fdsco, who
recently resigned as director OF the
choir. being succeeded By Miss Virginia
Digby. The evening was devoted 4"
dancing and games and at late hour
refreshments were served.
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RridReTea Party.

Mrs. Matthew Mrtznor will b" hostess
- a charrn;nglY informal bridge party
gwen At l"r home today in honor Of
Miss Sara M-tznrr. whose mar7!Lg" Will
take place Saturday. TIL" guests VII
dcrot" pleasant afternoon 10 thi'
pleasing paStimr and the Eames will he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31

mines II ;mc district NAV" been S"'G"d
l., workers
tn" trouble at lena. the glass manu-
c.,,.urin: center has been attended 10y
nm. .u,rrss ON tn" part Of tn" com
mun!s,s in their efforts /" start gen
raj strike. messages report inhi thr%
have urcupi"i III" 'url I.is% "ruch.
works. - plant Of w"rld-WidH rct"pElE;
E,,, ei,u;n,I street railway traffic and
forced 49,. c'"";r.c,h workers t" lay
down their tuu'$.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31
colnmhia pance Tonight.

The first ~ IN" SPRING S"r'H3 ~
dances Of the Columbia Cluo VIII nc
,Seir Lnstcr dance which will be held
tonight in the club rooms on the South
Side, Melody Boys Will furnish TIC
music. Invitations have boon issued
and 4 large attendance Is expected NJ
yhr injtial dance Rernhart, Fisher.
paul Hav"rramp and Horn. comprise
bo committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-31

,odav n the Exchange Telegraph COR
IAN Th,. town. which had been taken
posx"ssion of hy the COMMUNISTS. was
rr,a injured from them by the author!-
lies. , .n.
During Disorders at MAnhhe!n'' we
,,,i;,., ,r,r. attacked and returned the !
iir., ls!lliug three persons and woundins I
ny. Of hers.
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go Killed ut Gavels borg.

Lunion. Mar. 30.-Fifty persons wer"
Killed in yesterdays nghi!ng nj caves
Lrrr IN Wrstphllia. Will" tho police
were dealing with tho communist riS-
INK there. according to Berlin messages
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Luncheon Today.


Mr.. and Mrs. Gc0rsc r HOUSE. Ac-
companicd by Miss Is. Northwnod' nave
taken "a suite at the Ambassador. LIS
ANGELES, where they arc enjoying the
delightful California Springt.me.
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INTENSE ITCHING
OF P|MPLES
0nChild's Head. Could Not
Sleep. Cuticura Heals.
my litle sisters head hru broke
out In pimples. The itching was

90 intense that abe
scratched, cruising irri-
tauon, and she could
not sleep. We had to
keep 4 cap on ha all the
time, and her hair all
came out.
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From School Friday.

E.--,'S N9'n. me-, ,l'.r D. .'rl''.'.. t>
DAUGHTERS of NJ :,rI V '".rr..- b. A."
" sunny kuui.. ';''rn..'.t. ,h" 49,
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I'VE had her treated bot she got
no relief. We bought q cake of Cuti-
oura Soap and box Of Cuucul Oint-
rnent and she was relieved as soon
as we began using them. and in four
weeks abe was completely heaied."
(Signed) Mira. Annie Nichols, r. F.
D. ], Walker, w. Va.
Use Cuticua for all tolet purposes.
nAA1ls EsaA Pre- b. MA Adlr~ss "cvSssSrS Lab
srAts<sa. psvs 4 hAt4sa -, No. - Sold ~~e%y
vh~re Soap Ae Ointment - and bor rubum II
CsSe.rs Soap rhs~es without H,aG.
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Aatun Friday.

Mrs. Frank G. Hoffman and daughters
Miss Virginia and Miss Catherine viii
return Friday night from New York
CITY. where they have boon shopping
for the trousseau for Miss virginia
Hoffman. whose marriage to Mr.. Sam
u"l @. I.aughi!n will b" among tn" fora
mos, nuD'ial events oc carly spring
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SieaSrS


pr Alexander Jos. Ncatulo
TRACY Burke Ray f-Ea"S
}. R.k.- r. f. Reagan
Earl Bradbury - :. Dye
John Cfsmpbct !. Dunn
To-. r.s,-,,lu Rcr0arG Rurk!e
II ~ Lynch Louis h''"eI
Edward pIiI"T "i1'|In ti"''eF
l.. \. Fitzpatrick Harry NeES
,y,i..ri;-;bheu Frank Lyons
Thomas Glrvcy Al. Myers
u.,,,:,,,, ,.-oh Thos. McDonough
~ - IIowi,y VIM. Mathison
:. :. Is,r,,y Geo. Mathison
William SaucrS raul f.hee'"'e'
Ny;,hr- Sn,rh2ugh John Mahle
YAK Sbrnherd ChaS. McFadden
pr. Eobt. Snyder Joseph o"e"'
Edward SChuteT A. . Ne.Sn
Cha&. Thompson Raymond oaAe''
pr. TrUSch"l
McSSrS and Mcsdames.
Leo RoncUAcrSer TaomaS cooper
,,r, r.ns.cl,o Jos. J. O'Brien,
Leo coleman Emit ianM'!
roh.r, FISHER Charles Kirby
y FISHER F.dw. kerkhotc
t,.,r-y GItSrh W. 7. Lear
7 E:,llaghcr ,'harleS Miller
Hrnry Hoffman -. J. Miller
Richard liaHEsy Bert McTahn
-, r.,Iuz,ucr Charles O'Maliey
&c .r-,,,t,S..n Frank O'Donnel.
Henry NoG,cr John OConnor
Louis Wc.dn"c
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Til. .ngagnn"ut ui Miss Mary nap
:.u.. Lov:nS Milton amd MIR. Th"inAH Nc
g.v,r yesterday by Mss Nelson LOUIS
Whitaker, AZ her home IN l"'athrrNr"u
Tn. luncheon Was served At l.1p " 'l"tN
and exquisite details N punk anu wa.
,ycrr S"ru n the table. f"NrS. N"'"
pc,s ard Valley lilies formed the -
fraC,iy. rcntnrpircc. aul In" fav"rSw"r'
navel cards adorned WIKI CUPID h'IdIn"
, book which disclosed tn" interesting;
rrrayrmcut Saturday. June -. Il;
been selected for the dat" of thc w"n-
ding which VIII be an elaborate tN"A''
taking place in s.. Matthew'S church,
Miss Milton is the only daughter OF
Mrs Charles !. Milton - l."rinS i.I'r'
Shr e 4 gradual" 1T Devon Manor 'h!l-
ad, ,ph;a. and by her arr"mr!' shnlcn' y
anil charming personality has h"r3M" |
fayorj,c N young social circles. hIi'
Ue3rrr who is a son OF Mr.. and MIS-.
William H. HeIrpt. - very wei Nh"Nr
and resides at the Fort Henry 'Iuo. t'
* pres; dcnt Of the Fort Henry OK conn
ness interests Owing /" tn" prominence
nf tho younG people thciC marriage VIZ!
10 antiripa;ed "a one or IN" torcmoS-
uupt;al events Of thu summer
Yesterdays guests included:
Misses
Na-,. Milton Sarah Whitaker
t:Iwjna Chr,s.ophcr Louisa y. Whitaker
~ Kansas *! ''''''',' ''N
Mary Hayes hah'h" H'"'V
Katherine rfaCr
McSdamrs
Ina {, psull Forbes Simpson
t",io., Uopkirs II. {. Wh!takcr
Luncheon Today.
Miss Margaret BlaCEford Will cntSr
tain with a luncheru today At the Fort
Nrury club complimentary u 4 num-
Der Of visitors who are Spenu!nS t Son
i'm, in tho city. An attractive flora
mound will form the crnt"rpiece and
covers will be lail for the following;
Misses
Dorothy Gllela2d Sarah MADDOX OF
>rn,o T,hiilips, OF New York:
Cambridge. Md: Marie k"'!
Katherine Rike. OF Margaret F'acNio'a
Dayton. a.:
Mrs. James Gillc'and.
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Coss-waysmah.

An interesting wedding was solemniz-
ed last night at 100 o'clock when Miss
Agnes Waseman became the bride OF Mr..
William Coss The ceremony was peg
formed BY Rev. Marse Of ST. Alphonsus
church. The bride was attended b
Miss Agnes Harding her cousin. AMI
Mr.. y. Green. attended the groom as
best man.
Following tho ceremony wedding
supper was served at n" home Of tho
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Waseman To-day. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Vase
man will leave on 4 honeymoon trip AMI
on their return they will take up thei:
residence at Martins Ferry.
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Euchrs Party.

Miss Gene He'll entertained group
OF friends on Tuesday evening with a
euchre party at her HON" At Eleventh
street. The guests enjoyed cards
,hroughout tho evening. and the games
were supplemented with luncheon.
The following w"rr the guests:
Misses:
Agnes Schafer Mimic Ruff
Arm, Dohb!ns Anna SwancDbrrE"r
McedHmes:
William Boyd Harry Donahue
raultnc Eutter
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FORMAL DANCE
NOTABLE EVENT.
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA AMI
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ENJOY
ANNUAL EASTER BALL
AT CARROLL CLUB
Elaborate Decorations in Gold AND
Purple transformed the CLUB
Into Bower OF Beauty.

The interior Z: The Carroll ',"3 pro
.,,...l = ~,..u. q: rar' beauty last
..,...h. ;ur ",.aS.un being tn" annual
.u-r,a, E.s,,r tail e.; Ia" Daughters ~
l.. hr.i.. ANA knights OF columbus. The
,,ru,,ilty Of IA function i"nt touch
o. distinction &" ~" c@tN-r affair cos
..,n,,$ and d"c"rat,"nS bong in keep
"a, With ,h;s feature. The bal room
waS >:u2ly but BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED
With "a ir"!l.S effect running around the
r,,nru eNtw!ned WIKI mIiI"Nhar lcTA
and tbs etc, MAS enlarged ~ earn
window. and here yellow and Tarp'e
blossoms nestled their cTaSranS"
among farms. Tn" lights. shaded IN
purpl. and gold. cast soft glow "t
cnl"r o,c- the ensemble. IN" stage
represented a garden seen" ".tH r"tt"d
riantS ard iycU.S work. and nrr" the
lights We're SHADED IN blue. the Whole
appearing AZ = twilight scene.
Tho grand march. ~ !" O'CLOCK. WAS
ind hv Mr. T. J. Alexander and MISS
LARA Rose coleman. and following
were tn. guests in couples. The rnLrcS
was III" means - displaying the di%-
ling costumes % the fair guests. and
rho touch Of I feather fan or bcauti-
ful hououc: added beauty to tho -c"n"
The musical program was excellent.
ha;nr furnished by SpaNgl"r's Melody
Rows. During the intcrm.sSions the
NESTS cnioycd the comforts az the
norolorS whicn were dyora:'I with
baskets Of danodsls and ferns placed
a, available spots. Tn" mirror MAS
banked with these blossoms ana on
c,th.r end OF tho nlantt" softly shaded
yellow candles were burning.
At - o'clock the guests were invited
70 tho dining room where delicious
supper was served under the direction
Of Caterer Norris. Each small table
MAS conferred with - basket or pink
carnations aud roses. and high up on
tho walls. branches Of peach blossoms
;,Gdcd a touch Of color,
The dance was L decided success anu
The Little River news., 1921-02-12
Marvin News.

Marvin Community, Feb. 8.-Farm- ing in this part of the county is get ting under full speed. MT. Sody Trammell is blowing.
 Mrs. Mary and Corrilda Scott visit ed Mrs. Fl. M. Kirk Sunday.
 Lucie Calicott and Elsie Trammell visited with Miss Agie Warricks.
 We saw MT. George McCandless again speeding over the highways try ing to beat time or catch it. (Time.)
 Everybody take notice: You are in' vited to the Baptist church at New Hope next Saturday night to hear Ell der Hoges from Texarkana preach.
 Our community school has been con- tinued one more month. Should have been two more.
 The Baptist Sunday school Is sure fine; good attendance. good interest is manifested. Don't forget to be pre- sent. Everybody come at 10 o'clock
 H. F. White of Wallace attended Sunday school every Sunday. Why not join Jim?
 The Wallace folks never fail to sing Why do Marvin folks fail? You can sing Casey Jones. Why not sing good songs? "Uncle Dubs."
The Little River news., 1921-02-12
Foreman News

Foreman, Feb. 11.-CSpecial) )--Jene Ellis is home for visit with his par ents, MT. and Mrs. w. D. Ellis, this week. He will return to Gurdon where lie has a position with a show.
 Mrs. Fred Can't is spending a few days in g hospital at Paris, Texas.
 Miss Freeda Monqhern one of the teachers fin the Foreman high school spent the week end with her parents at Gurdon.
 ] c. B. Key was Foreman visitor Saturday and Sunday.
 Calvin Day, travelling salesman for Turner Paper Co, was in the city Fri day:
 Ms. A N. Lagrone entertained . large party of friends at Forty-Two Friday afternoon. She was assisted by her daughte, Mrs. A. G. Atkinson.
 Willis Hopson Jr. was in Foreman a few days this week. He left We'd nesday for a few days visit in Mena and will likely take Mrs. Dr. Boggard back with him to Tucon, Ariz.. for a visit.
The Little River news., 1921-02-12
HOPE IS ON TIPTOE
Much Interest Shown In Jones Test as
 Drill Goes Deeper.

Hope, Feb. s-Oil development in terest is centered about the Jones test as the drill feels it's way slowly into the hard lime rock that is sup rosed to form cap for oil and gas deposits in that icinity. Hope is on tiptoe. awaiting developments in this test. and many operators visit the well every day. After fishing out the eight joints of drill stem that delayed operations for more than two weeks, drill has been resumed, making only about foot day in the hard lime rock.
 Derrick timbers are being hauled out to the Walter Brown location, "A u3-24. four miles south of town. This we'll will be spudded in within two weeks.
The Little River news., 1921-02-12

Little Rock, Feb. 9s- (SpeciaD F When the Senate adjourned Tuesday afternoon after three hours of argu- ment for and against the Emory Walls bill abolishing the Arkansas Corporation Commission, even the most sanguine opponent of the bill was willing to concede it's defeat. Several senators who were expected to oppose the measure spoke for it and predict ions were made that there would be less than dozen votes against the bill. Senator Walls made the opening statement considering the bill section by section, showing where changes were made in the original draft of the bill leaving the municipalities to gcv
 ern their utilities and reinstating iran chises which had been surrendered. He asserted that the old railroad com- mission was revised to look after p,,' lie service corporations, not governed by the cities. Senator Walls stated that it would be unwise to abolish the Corporation Commission without mak- ing provisions to care for the duties the the present commission. He was followed by Senator Stewart, one of the signers of the bill under discussion who opposed 1t on the ground that 1t would clog the circuit courts of the state with appeals from municipalit- ies. He stated that he had signed the bill before giving 1t mature considera- ton and after reading 1t carefully found he could not support it. Sena- tor Price arose to state that he took exception to the oppositions claim that good men could not be gotten for $3600 a year as that was materially more than was being drawn by mem- bers of the Senate. Senator Wilson of Calhoun said he was for the bill be- cause the people were for it and be- cause the people were for 1t and be- cause the corporations were unani- mons in asking for it's retention. He s,aled there has been 400 decisions rendered by the corporation commits sion end only 5 or were for the peo- pie.
The Little River news., 1921-02-12
DRINK A GLASS
 OF REAL HOT WATER
 BEFORE BREAKFAST. [.
oayo We will both look and feel clean, sweet and fresh
 and avoid lllneso.

" Sanitary science has Of late made rapid strides with results that are of untold blessing to humanity. The lat est application of its untiring. research is the recommendation that 1t is as necessary to attend to internal sanita- ton of the drainage system of the hu- man body as 1t Is to the drains Of the house.
 Tho6e of us who are accustomed to feel dull and heavy when we arise. splitting headache, stuffy from cold, foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stom- ach, can, instead, feel as fresh as daisy by opening the sluices of the sys- tenn each morning and flushing out the whole of the internal poisonous stag nant matter.
 Everyone, whether ailing. sick or well, should, each morning before breakfast. drink a glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in 1t to wash from the stom- ach, liver and bowels the previous days indigestible waste. sour bile and poisonous tOxins thus cleansing. sweetening and purifying the entire alimentary canal before putting more food into the stomach. The action Of hot water and limestone phosphate on an empty stomach Is wonderfully in- vigorating. It cleans out all the sour lamentations, gases. waste and acidtty and gives one splendid appetite for breakfast. While you are. enjoying your breakfast the phosphated hot water is quietly extracting large vol ume of water from She blood and get ting ready for thorough flushing of all the inside organs.
 The millions of people who are both- cred with constipation. bilious spells. stomach trouble, rheumatic stiffness; others who have sallow skins, blood disorders and sickly compilations. are urged to get quarter pound of lime stone phoAphate from the drug store. This will cost very little. but is sufls' cient to make anyone q pronounced crank on the subject of internal sans itati0u,
The Little River news., 1921-02-12
LIQUOR FOR FL DORADO
Trunk Was Captured at Hope Enroute
 to the OH City.

Hope. Feb. 9.-Local officers came across trunk here Saturday that lad been bumped too hard against the paved platform of the railway station and it was leaking. After watching and smelling the trunk until almost train time 1t was decided to search it. Only an empty demijohn of i've gallons capacity was found. A crack in the bottle had permitted the contents to leak out. The trunk was checked to El Dorado and came from Hugo.
The Little River news., 1921-02-12
Winthrop News.

Winthrop, Feb. 1O.-(SpeciaD- Mrs. Henry Crow, who has been visiting her mother, left for Idabel Friday.
 Mrs. Geoge Lambert and children left for Ammarillo, Texas. their fu- ture home, this week.
 Mrs. James Sharp and James IT,, are visiting the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stocker of Henrietta, Okla.
 Virgil Derryberry was here Sun day from Idabel, Okla.
 Mrs. Swain and Miss Pearl Sims of Hofatio were pleasant visitors at the home of Mrs. Wallace Waldrop.
 Mrs. Hess, who died suddenly at her home here Saturday night was buried at ?auley cemetery Monday afternoon. She leaves a husband, one daughter and six sons' to mourn her unt;mely end. MT. and Mrs. Dave Wade and baby, Eloise, arrived from Ranger, Texas, this week end are visiting at Mir. and Mrs T. B. Wade's.
 Mrs. c. w. Webb and children of Texarkana spent the week end with her parents.
 MT. and Mrs R. T. Sessions were in DeQueen Sunday afternoon. Thurman Still of Detroit, Texas, is visiting relatives here this week.
 Holder Hunter left Monday night for Baker Springs. Misses velma Tate and Mabel Nor |sgan spent Saturday and Sunday in Horatio. Henry Lambert of Texarkana visited home folks Sunday. John J. DuLaney was here Wednes- day.
 Ifl J. c. Ward of Allene was here on business Tuesday.
 The boys and girls held an interest ing meeting Wednesday at three O. clock. MT. Johnson and Miss Nor wood were present.
 Mrs. Tom Geigger came Thursday from Fort Towsend, Okla, to spend some time with homefolks.
The Little River news., 1921-02-12
Jones Communitv News

Jons Community, Feb. 5.-(Special)- Quite heavy rain fell here last Sun day evening.
 J. M Young was in Ashdown last Sunday.
 Sheriff Pierce tried to collect, taxes here last Saturday, but we are told not many paid their taxes Mrs. w. A. Whisenhunt, who has been quite sick, is reported some bet ter.
 Miss Gladys M. Norwood was here with the club last Wednesday morning and expected to take up some sewing.
 A meeting of the Winthrop Truck
The Little River news., 1921-02-12
Arden News.

Arden, Feb. 11.-(Specitl)- )-Dr. and Mrs. Nixon, MT. and Mrs. H. T. Al, tenbaumer motored to Foreman Sat urday.
 MT. and Mrs. R. M. Emerson were in Ashdown Wednesday. < MT. and Mrs. Hubert Davis and fam fly of Oak Hill visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Barcye Baker of Foreman spent Thursday night with her mother, Mrs O. L! Wright here. E Mrs. Chas. Coleman was in Fore man Friday.
 Sheriff Bob Pierce was here Friday collecting taxes.
The Little River news., 1921-02-12
ATTORNEYS JUNE R. MORRELL, Attorney at Law. Ashdown. Little River Coun- ty, Arkanses-
BOARD TAKES OATH
New Penitentiary Board Takes Oath
 of Office.

Little Rock, Feb. B. (Special) The new Penitentiary Board was sworn in by Associate Justice Wood late yes- terday afternoon in the governors of- lice, all of the students being present. !. R. Alexander of Scott, one of the representatives from Pulaski county, was elected chairman of the board and e. w. Morris of England was elected secretary. The board has taken pos session of the penitentiary affairs and will this week visit the walls and both the farms.
The Little River news., 1921-02-12
Growers Association will be held at winthrop School auditorium Next Sat- urday afternoon at o'clock.

When our Farm Stock Sick, Look
 for Rats.
 Disease among farm animals don't and mouth disease and that terrible of dangerous pAgues--hog cholera, foot and mouth disetse and that terrible of all scourages--B -Barbonic plague. Far mers should throw around premises Rat Snap. It's sure and safe. Three sizes, S5c, 65c $l.25. Sold and guar anteed by Henry and Joyner Hard ware and Boyer Drug Store.--adv.
The Little River news., 1921-02-12
Tax Collec,
 Notice

will be at the several voting precint purpose of collecting both real and pers 1920 at the time and place mentionedbe Johnson Township, Ogden, Wednesda Franklin Township, Davis School Hous 27, 1921.
 Red River Township, Richmond, Friday Lick Creek Township, Oak Hill Church, 1921
 Cleveland Township, Wilton, Tuesday and w ary 1 and 2, 1921
 Caney Township. Cerro Gordo, Thursday, Fe day, the 4th, until noon.
 Caney Township, Jewel Postoffice. Friday af |4, 1921. Jeff Davis Township. Miller School House. satu ary 5, 1921
 Little River Township. Winthrop. Monday and I ruary and 8, 1921. Burke Township, Allene Wednesday, February Arkinda Township, Arkinda, Thursday. Februar Arden Township Arden. Friday. February Il, E Jackson Township, Foreman, Saturday, Monds Wednesday, February IF, IA, 15, 16 1921. After which date will be in my office in AshdoS until April 1O 1921. 2 After which time the penalty of 10 per cent viii Please bring your last years Tax Receipt or LaD Given under my hand this 18th day of Decembe
 J. R. PIERCE, Collector of Little Rive
The Little River news., 1921-02-12
ABSTRACTS

IS YOUR TITLE GOODS The only way to ind out is to have an abstract made. We have the oldess and most complete set of records In !. the county. Why should we not give the best service. .-Mc lver Abstracs
 z Insurance Co.,, Ofiice in sanderscr building, Ashdown, Ark.