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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01

IN l. NJ ROhinC y. - I'M.
Cnas. L. SchuIiz". ~. Hon. Presiding.
In addition to tho uaEdidateS upon
WHOM wrr" conferred the degrees from
tho fourth I" fourteenth INCLUSIVE" M""-
dtN hN Mechanic! Lodge OF lrr,"',!nn
NJ. /. whose names wrr" rNhhS"r" III
TIC lntclIicrn,rr yesterday '."rnlng. me
tu,lowinS were .uCIUucd III Ia" '!""S i'l
Yesterdays WOrk:
Rrr,dI. nuEcnr. linrrcrs Ferry,
Nichols. Lewis Bake. ilarp"rs Fiery.
sexton. Russell M"'au'cy, l!..rrc"'
Ferry.
Bowen. Joseph iIorkins"n, f'r". 'n"n.
Seal. ri"r,i"n SvraSu". I!.U'L"!d
IirrSS. .Aih"nn lunri"i', ErHthW"I..
lluustnu. Franz Edgar. EH,h"rn.
Houston. David Fl"T!re, kimh.,u.
Cooke. D..vid Emr"rt. W1"li"id.
EuhaliS. Nlrrk. Welrh.
W"od h,a rink. kimhHI
W"od Spared Ahr. Klu"ti"id.
,;i.hcrt. .I"hu EIank.Nn. t. n'nhn.
Largen. John Wesley. r hmau.
,'unnynsham. Floyd Elmer. Erkman.
I.irkouS. Ahrtm Hngc. EiucA"!d.
John. Thomas. MUcgaHt""n.
BEARD. Harry Chester. n""h"Icy
Springs.
Iipslnck. Max. R"rk"l"v SPRINGS.
Shran. Is Alfred. Morrtri""n.
clayton. GCurg" spencer. f'ir,lc".
tilassc"ck, William E!I,w"r'h' N"r'
T"wcn. Walter Mckinney, M"rS,on,
town.
Parrio,r, William U,bnrn", Morgan
town.
Iiund"y. John Palmer. M"rcnntown.
Flake. ShHnrnn flnnru. M"r-a"i"wa.
I'rUsS. less" calvin. IIurk%hHrc.
';andy. El"yG john. N'mN""rni~.
Iiaru"r. Harry Spencer. M""gnrt"Wn.
I!arrah. Luther thurman. N"l"h.
kng. John I,c. r:ckman.
EuSS"ll. E"uili" Mats II. ElI -E>vi''N.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
TEN L|NSLy MEN
IN 10TH CLASS
To FINISH WORK
G. RAD U ATES WILL sF GIVEN
DIPLOMAS AT EXERCISES TO BE
HELD THIS EVENING
rr. C!oyd Goodnight VIII 10 Principa
speaker of hffairs--EIerci@c5
In ArmOry

= ,.,,,, ~, l,.',rnlin y
Tn Young m"n from IN" N"''h""
district, NH' h.'N' '''' '''' I"
N"rlh"d work 80 i''ENN '''' "''' 80
b" Ir'S"nt"! WA ''''".7<
ii"n th.' "N'n.nG y '"' ''''.' ~"
"ry - ;.'' 49, .N"h""' '''''' ~ '''' -
E>"r. i~"' -,
II" iF'''h'A ,',' r
+" mao" 'f W. $50 ~
me trustees ~ '.''' ''''' 90.
''NS'"n "' an '",'''>. 49, - 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
CONFIRMS REPORT
OF BIG COAL DEAL
1,ornin Coal and Dock Comoauy ACQUIRES
valuable Tract Of Coal in harsAau
County.

r. l.. Wildnrlnuth. Ni"r president ana
genera, manager Cf ;hc l"rAin Coal ana
rock company. last evening ronhrlh"u
a r,ror, ,har his ."'nnan\ MS acquired
q, by ira,' Of coal - Marshall '"UH''.
lying nnt far from Elm Grove. ME-
Wildcrmuth >tatfi chat h" could N't
say accurately TIVE number ct acre" IN
rit,drd IN the purchases. hut from An I'M
official source il was sa:d that the deal
involves about 800" acres 80 coal. Tn"
rurchasc is- the No. PITTSBURGH N"in.
/, extends south and west from Elm
Grove.
Mr.. WNdcrmuth said THAT COR thu
present n" plans ha|" been m"d" Tor
,hc L.y,Inpu,rn, OF this tract. The l."-
-2iu coal and D"rk company DOCS not
urcratr on thu side al ~" riN"r, hat has
,NtrrSiNc Goa, holdings VIII hC mines
at blaine, Barton, Er'.S'"r; and ether
points in eastern ono.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
YEAST EATERS
LIKE TABLETS
EASIER TO TAKE, CONTAIN PROPER
DOSE, PRODUCE RESULTS
QUICKER
CHEMISTS CONCENTRATE VITA.
MINE FROM YEAST

Thousands arc turning from urdinar,
Yeast I" liz new ana h":'cr CrnCcn
trl,-d tah'":~ winch contain Il proper
don" Of Yeas: \i',innr water NUiuh.'
~ made from yeast with tho, St!li NOR,
important Fat S"i!bi" y" Tltniu:nr.
Th">.' tablets 49," Vailed "hhn%Fr'
Nii..lniu"" Tablets. ana rho$" raKtn:
Yeast I" h"lr Danish irmpl"s boil car
bun"ir$. Ctr... hr1UtirN r"mrlrNi"n. In
rrrI.Sr wciLEf. >'rrur' hon and build az
tho ruu,uwu %Nst' ~ hul t" stop '"nSr
ration IN Il rcrrfl%r't fashion. VIII in
tnr tablets "3>! I" t1ho, moro r'onhm
va nul results Gii''k'r. 1t - II" won
der that druggists and chemists recon-
mrLd these rhrS Pho NItaminr Tablet.
FOR all complaints Tor which ordinary
Yeast il good.
II your druggists hasn't secured tn
tablets r"t---Scuh 81 plus I cont. WA
tax L. Irving Laboratory. v hr"linc. "
Va, for LARGE hutti" Of si\iy ph"S-lh
Nitamar Tablets pr'HI!d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
H|GH PYTH|AN
. OFFICER HERE
At CEREMONIAL
VICE GRAND CHANCELLOR sYL.
vESrER OF PENNSYLVANIA
cones THIS EVENING
BiS DslsGAtton from Ptttsourg al
pAhna Temple Event for The
Di1 Time

Harry II. BELL. grand prc'atc Of nc
West Virginia grand l"dc" knights "i
Pythias. last night received telegram
announcing that Grand Vice Chameleon
Sylvester. OF the Domain Of P"nnSNi
Sania, will hr here this evening I" at
tend the ceremonial OF Palma Tempt"
No. lS4 d. q. <. +. Several h'h"E hiGh
pvthian officials of Pittsburgh Vii,
come for the event.
The ceremonial will he he'd =: th''
Pythian Castle. Chaplirc and Twenty
seventh streets.
Grand Chancellor r.. 7. England pre-
sided at biz fTthian meeting IN the
haal Of Evening star I.odC" No. - at
Berwood the evening Of McmnrI"! day
The Grand Chancellor ana Hon. :. Il.
Montgomery. grand kccp"" 1t records
and seal, delivered stirring addresses.
GRAND Ghance,lNr T.. =. England WI;
yesterday "a fa.rmnnt L" pGv AN Official
visit 10 III" pythiAu I"hc" at ih:I, pld""
From ta,rmou'. General England VII
return l" ChLric SON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
VANCE MEMORIAL
MEMS BIBLE CLASS

This evening ~ 7:i5 Ii" Mems Bib"
class II Nan,, Memorial Churcn will
corducf III" rrEular midWcck prayer
SOW ice. Dl.re u month this meeting is
turned over Ia the mems class. AMI
thrsr meetings have always hc"n "f un-
usual interest," I'harl"S n. Murrin has
bc,n chosen 10 act AS leader this even
ing.
The Ware" men have been quite cn"r-
gctic in their work This spring and the
active membership is now close u 2mu.
At present tn" class are looking for
ward with great deal 0f pleasure -
their annual outing. which will prob
ably hc held this year on the Bethany
.tu,l6gc grounds the latter p;trt of jun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
Deeds Recorded.

Amelia [irrIhh IL Joseph Lewis Bishop
and wife. lot IN ZanCS addition. CunSi-
dcratiOn 10.
Isaac Rogard and jessie May Bogarn
IN LAFAYETTE Graner, real estate on Ma
tional road. consideration *lV.
christian I.Illcs Ct al. To Chas. F.
DnurLIs real estate on North Huron
street. consideration so.
John I'rbanrk and Mary Urbanek to
Lain Eadnyirh and Christina 4. RADIO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
ACCIDENTAL DEATH
CORONER'S VERDICT

Coroner clyde Hardrsty. OF fridge
port. yesterday rendered a verdict oil &C
Cidrntal death in III" case or Johh VAR
stick. u wear old. trap boy ut one OF
tho Y. G. q, mines near BellaIre. Ohio.
who nat death Saturday when he was
crushed L. death between two cars near
one Of tn, doors at the entrance OF the
mine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses,

Matthias i. Dnmark. 80. Philadelphia,
t. Eta NJ. Miller. IS. Wheeling.
Martin. Grille. A1. To Maggie McKahan,
-. both nf Washington. Pa.
Andrew J. Mcglis.. Elm Grove, 10
Mary T.tlkD, -. Wheeling.
''has. L. St"N'r. 20. 10 Wilma D..
Sligar. is, both "f Elm Grove.
stephen J"bhm. a. To Mary ZapoSta.
-, both of Wheeling.
Fred Yahrling. "a. To Eh"a I:th"! Nc
Cracker. %. both of Wheeling.
shannon HOW'LL. -. Martins Fcrry. I"
Lillian IT,. Hamilton. -, FL no Point.
". Vi.
Joseph Falroro. Is. to Laura Boncr,
-. both Of RclI"lrc
lex l.. Herbert. -. Home stead. IA, to
Mabel Weaver, Wayne. IA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
CROWDER OFF DOCK;
WILL PASS TODAY

Trc General rrnwd-r will pass M tho
river today from the docks at FONT
Ir,,s,nt where she has hern for Tn"
past three weeks undergoing repairs
and alterations. Sh" VIII 60 IN IhtiS-
hurrh. where sh" will 10 given several
coats of paint before Sh" begins plying
the Ohio river.
This boat is owned ny tho Liberty
Transit company. and according I" JOLT
Frame. local manager. sh" Will ply the
waters operating between Pittsburgh
and Ashland. Ky This is the same trad"
which she ran last season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
|, 0, 0. F. MEMORIAL
At MARTINS FERRY

luVlLatcNH wrr" r""cIN"d by 'a'
Wheeling indi:"S 0t odd F"li"MS from
III, lr sister lodges on tho ON" "ihc "l
tho r,N"r ANNOUNCING that "a memorial
~"rvlrc VII! b. held Sunday. Jun" D. NJ
the linwrod cemetery at Martins t'rT'
TINS my ,taliOu WAS accepted ny inc
Wheeling lodges and many ni INC mem
hcrN rroniS,' la take part in IN" S"rN-
lrr which viii begin promptly al
,.,.'o,k AZ odd Follows are I" meet IN
Martins F.rry where they Will form
ard march tn tho cemetery in Il body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
DEATH OF SPANO GIRL
EITHER 4 SUICIDE
OR AN ACCIDENT

After Thoroughly INV cst' eating IN"
case % JoSrphiN" Spau". - H""r> ~
axe. Of tho Tappau mining Scttt'n' NJ.
ore mic from Rhunnrk. th". Who =
said To have shot herself Sunday after
noon Coroner -! i" Hard".,'y. &C Eel
mont rcuntN. last evening 'ol. an In
triIigenrNr reporter that tn" rir,S death
was either Nui"rd" or accidental.
After am autopsy had been re-; Mon
day morning at -. 'stirSNilt" nothing
,nuii b. found 20 clear up ~" r:rSterN
surrounding tho shooting. Sc>"ra' visits
20 :hiS rrtning settlement relieved n"
further information. The girl vas buried
Yesterday afternoon At Union cemetery.
St ClairSviilo. following services which
were conducted at the Johnston morguc
at . o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
ALBERT PIKE COUNCIL. KNIGHTS
KADOSE IN CHARGE OF
WOEK
LARGE CLASS TAKING DEGREES
OF SCOTTISH RITE
FREEMASONRY
WEST VIRGINIA CoNSrsToEY TO
CONFER TWO DEGREES
THURSDAY

N,i":t PiNr Council krlshi~ h"'!"+H
No. /. in ioiLlE'S ihr"" S''~~'"i'H ~ me
Srr;tISn Rite summer reunion VI. '';'
plr,o the work Of .Un:"rl INK iN'' tn".-
nSophl. and ChiNHtrIr dr%r'"H 49, S'"!-
rish Kite FrrcmaS"nrN. T"d"A M"t"
VIZ iur!ltir the degrees from tn iw"h-
tirIh 10 ihiriicth.
TIr r"uniOn sessions YESTERDAY ore
noon and afternoon wcr" h"h"!"d 10
comforting hr historical ard i:"iisi"uN
dcrrrc4 tiflC"nth to riGht-,nth iH"iuN-
i've. These degrees Mere '""i"rr"d 10y
charity rhnp kmlrh's li"S" GROIN ~,
:. Last evening Albert FIX" '"Nn. II
\ nirhts kHduSh No conferred INC
nineteenth degree which l. the urSt "'
tho rhiln>ophic and Ecl;El"US degrees
Tho degree work vii! Il" "om".ud"i TO-
morrow when the Ceremonial and ''i-
,icial degrees. Uh,rtN-NrSt aud in',lH-
second. Will b. conferred by Vs. VIZ
gina tou$iStory M. ne ";'"Hn
,nmnrrow evening WI c"M,Md" the
summer Reunion.
Tho program i"r to-day : WORK i"'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01

London Rcfcrcc.-Thc British nation
has learned from hard experience that
state control OF industry means lneln'
cient service at an intoleraole co& 70
The taxpayer. The government nSnttS
decided that control OF the mines ana
the paymen OF wartime wages ouI OF
the public pocket could no longer %
maintained.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01

yich, real estate in Loveland. osssider.
alton $40.
Mary Raper to Louis Zimmerman. real
estate in Eighth ward. consideration
$40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
PH1IosoPHIC AND CNIVALRIC
DEGREES.
TWENTIETH DEGREE
AArA

TWENTIETH DEGREE
Master Symbols Lodge
u.On Al Rohiug $50 Nm
Aug, r. Won Baycr. So. l'rcSld!hE
TWENTY FIRST DEGREE
Prussian Knight
$50 An. l;0hlnE ~" .N'Hi'
J. sumner Jones. So, lTrS:d.nS.
TWENTY SECOND DEGREE
Prince Of Libanus
,o.eo An EohinE lO:l" M.
i'L,S ~ Rrcummcr, So Presiding.
TwENTY-THRD DEGREE
Chief Of the Tabernacle
| LOO AN.
TwENTY-FoURTH DEGREE
Prince Of tho Tabernacle
HIS AN.
rwENTY-FIFTH DEGREE
knight Of tho Braxen Serpent
II 20 An. R"binS '"n w
Geo. e Crook. 32'. k.C.C.H, Presiding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01

TWENTY -SIATA UbUNHL
Prince OF Mercy
n.nn pN RobinE l.in I'M.
Wm. f.. krupp. So. Hon. !rcSiIinS.
TWENTY DEGREE
knight Commander OF the Temple
500 IN. Roolhg Nv M
ROY L.. knllrr. a.. lrcSidi1S.
TWENTY-EIG DEGREE
knight Of the sun, Adopt
- IN Rohing $40 rM.
Elmer n. krauSEopf 22'. Presiding.
TWENTY NINTH DEGREE
Scottish knight Of st. Andrew
I M I'M. RohnE ." l'H''
N. +. Morris, So. Hon. Presiding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01

Can Germany pay" She can. but we
have no idea that she VIII.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01

Nine deeds of trust were recorded in
country court yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
Two More Radical
Newspapers Given
End Class Privilege

Na-hiuvf"l. MAY .:l.-i'"sidl proh.-
hl.un~ rG.,.m.t ~" Milwaukee, I.caadcr
and In" Sow York call. Two socialist
new .l,alur> N.r" Withdrawn today by
Postmaster GENERAL Hays. who RESTORED
them L. Sr'"ud class mailing privileges.
. The action was III lin" with that r.
frcnilv taken in tn" ease Of the LibCrat"r,
4 rrrt"IlcuI published III Nrw YORK city.
Orders r;lErclling ihr second class
ma ling privileges "f I'll" puh':ca;I"n"
w,r,. assured hy Postmaster General
Rur''sun lat" N i?!S. after An inquiry
wiz, h Mr.. Hrlcson sad had shown that
thinIah articles published each or th"m
had l.nlnt'd prov iS!Unr "r III" cspi"nat"
act. 'rhc I.ihrratOr--a successor ~ Nv"
: Masses It, a~cd publication soon after
ward. tho publishers announcing they
v,r,. Il,,h,c ,n bear H." additional bur
Jrr lrnp">rd by III" tHIrh class rats
Fought in tho Courts.
! nn,h ,h,. Leader ana tn" Call carried
H., r ,isht To- tho courts The Milwaukee,
,,p,r anon refusal If the supreme court
~ mo District nr t'u!t'mDih to Issue u
wr,t Of nia,damuS 10 compel the post
,,,s,rr general 10 restore the cancelled
urlvllvrrS.' appealed To the supreme
court Of The United States. where I'M
Iuwrr court was upheld. Tho cal! won
IN the lower courts OF III" DISTRICT 81
Columbia WhCrcupnn IA" n"~tnHi'r VI"
r,rinlrn, arprulch and tn" ch@r was aa-
.iI.rd to hay" been decided bS ihat m
,NuN.mE tho Leader.
Nv formal order W.T. iSSurd ny MI
Has to-day. thu department "''l"h
h,ius carried out In as iHi"rina: NOUN :
cation +. tho newspapers InVrrS;ca ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01

buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
rwENrY-s1xrH DEGREE

ln,crmisSion for l.un,h
The Little River news., 1921-07-13

Heretofore you have read much ad- vice about growing big feed crop. Now we read something like thls: Save your winter feed The big feed crop is growing, that it will be made is practically a cinch. Save 1t, yes. What's the use of raising it unless YOU are going to save it and use 1t where it will do the most good? Stlll we are told that the average Red River tenant will not save his feed, but Will fool it away before the first of the wear. no matter how much he makes We are not in a position to dispute this nor to ocer any advice. It is an individual problem for those more directly concerned to solve. We oo not believe that there is any practl- cal problem that cannot be solved. IT YOU are the business man that you all claim to be, and there is leak Ill your business, then, it is up to you to plug the leak.
The Little River news., 1921-07-13

Local lovers of the national sport of baseball have seen the need of max ing improvements and the better safe guard of the game locally from any thing that would lead to friction. we are glad to see older heads taking greater interest in the matter that the games may be preserved, for the num- Der really enjoying them is large ana growing larger. Few people nave stopped to think of the good influence this game has on boy life. The boy must and will have an outlet tor ms restless spirit If not healthful, man. ly sports, then something else. Any community in which the idle moments of the boy is taken up with an en- thusiasm for sports you will find that the average in morality is high. On the other hand find a community where there are no sports, no baseball, where the boy seeks other devises, and then consult the criminal records on the circuit court calendar and see "haI kind of communities most of the boys are coming from whose names appear on that record. It is only the animal spirit of the boy seeking an outlet' Baseball is a great outlet. Keep the game clean and manly. Incidentally 1t is all right for the older boys whose hair is beginning the gray. It IS diversion worth while to all or us' For cleaness we are willing to stack up the Ashdown youth against any Ill the land. Their sports are of the out of doors kind. They love the rod, the v,,p and the baseball diamond They are not tempted in ways that are snaoy nor to form habits that are bad
The Little River news., 1921-07-13
SHORT COURSE FOR FAMILY
Farmers Short Course Is or all Oi
 the Farm Family.

Fayetteville, July 12.-"Something of value every hour for each member of the farm family" is the slogan of Dean Bradford Knapp of the college of agriculture, University of Arkansas, in preparing the program for the ag- ricultural short course to be held at the University, August 1919 inclusive. The lectures and courses offered will not only cover matter of interest to the farmers themselves, but live stock = judging contests for the club boys, a canning and poultry contest for the girls, and demonstrations of labor saving devices for the farm women, will be parts of the program.
 Dean Knapp is making every effort to reduce the cost of the short course to the farmers to the lowest possible figure. Reduced rates have been granted by the Southwestern Passen- ger Association. This assures large attendance. County farm and home demonstration agents will assist the farmers to make arrangements to stay in Fayetteville and will furnish the desired information about the short course.
The Little River news., 1921-07-13
BrattOn Tells McRae That
 Enemies Plan His Death

Little Rock, July 11.-U. s. Bratton, former Republican postmaster here. m a letter sent to Governor McRae pro- testing his second arrest on battery indictment. returned at Helena, charg- es that 6 plot, formed many months ago. and recently revived to get hlm :ntc Phillips county and assassinate him is responsible for the new arrest.
 Despite that, his letter said, he in- tends to face the charge whenever his case is set for trial, but asks that the governor "act as his conscience and oath of office dictate"
 The letter also charges that during the riot there was deliberate plot to murder his son, Guy Bratton, and had his son followed instructions of Phil lips county people, to change trains at a certain place, he would have been murdered The letter declares that there are counties in Arkansas where he could be murdered and there never would be an indictment or an arrest as result.
 Governor McRae had no statement to make concerning the letter.
The Little River news., 1921-07-13

The Arkansas Advancement Assocla- tion expects to spread gospel that will not only advertise the state, but counteract the propaganda of dellb- crate falsehood that is being conduct ed on a large scale against the state The New York paper that so grossly misrepresents a recent U. s. Supreme Court decision with reference to Road District No. in Little River county does not do so ignorantly. That is matter of record and easily obtain able. There is something more than ignorance back Of it all. Road Dist rict No. 6 was thrust into national fame in order that it may be made to appear that all Arkansas roads are invalid and that her bonds are worth less when as a matter of fact the supreme court merely held that an assessment on railroad property in said district was invalid because too high. It only needs new and a more equitable assessment. There are now people in this state who know what interests are back of this misrepre- sentation and why.
The Little River news., 1921-07-13

Hope is enjoying rat killing cam paign. at least the youngsters are. The Chamber of Commerce pays a bounty of cents for each rat tail. The boys cashed in a thousand last week. Ashdown has plenty of rats to furnish sport and spending money for the boys for some time to come, and we can well spare the rats. What do you think about it?
The Little River news., 1921-07-13

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE AND INSUR-
 ANCE-Let us make your Abstracts of Title and write your insurance of all kinds Our Abstract Books are re- liable and complete. Our Abstractor has had years of experience in title work. We are agents for only Old Line Insurance Companies. Write us your wants, or call in to SC us.-Mc- Iver Abstract and Insurance Co.,. San- derson building, Ashdown. Ark.
The Little River news., 1921-07-13
Report of the Condition of
 BANK OF WILTON

Wilton, Little River County, Arkansas, at the close of business June 30, 1921.
 RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts ....-...-S32, ,694.69 Loans on Real Estate .......-,... 4,O56.56 Loans on Cotton .......--..-........ 3,7S3.SS Furniture and Fixtures ........ 1,359.40 Cash and Due from Reserve Banks .-................-.- 4,639.31
 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock, paid up ......$ 5,0OO.00 Surplus fund, certified ....-... 5,0O0.0o Undivided profits, net .......... 478.51 Bills Payable ......................... 100000 Individual deposits including public funds ................. s13,939.13 Time certificates of deposit 2,l14.2O Cashiers checks 200 Total amount of all classes deposits as above shown - 16,055.33 Net deposits, after de- ducting amount on which more than per cent is paid as shown above ....16, 6,055.33
 roTAJ. S46533S4 State of Arkansas. county of Little River, ss:
 We, Joel Mills, President, and Ada Mills, cashier, of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of our knowledge and belief.
 JOEL MILLS, ADA MILLS,
 President. Cashier. Attest: Joel Mills. W. L. Hedge cock, J. L. Mesamore, Ada Mills, dir ectors.
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this Eth day of July, 1921. My con- mission expires Jan. 29, 1925.
 JOHN R. MEREDITH, (SeaD Notary Public.
The Little River news., 1921-07-13

Again the rain came as ordered ad- ding to the weight and heft of an already bumper corn and hay crop to say nothing Of potatoes and sor- ghum.
The Little River news., 1921-07-13
SPRAYED.

STRAYED-1 bay pony mare. brand-
 cd KID on left hip, years old. mule colt. wart on right shoulder. Reward for information or delivery at Ash dOwn.--C. 1. Bowles.
The Little River news., 1921-07-13
MORE LAND IN FOREST RESERVE Federal Commission to Purchase 1, 4,561
 Acres in Five Arkansas Counties.

Washington, July 1.-The purchase of 4,561 acres in 28 different tracts in Polk, Scott, Montgomery, Newton and Pope counties, in Arkansas, at an average price of $4.22 an acre, was authorized by the National Forest
The Little River news., 1921-07-13

Reservation Commission as additions to the national forest system, it was announced today.
 In all the purchase of more than 41 ,OOO acres, most of which was To- cated in the White mountains and
The Little River news., 1921-07-13

This is peach canning week. Thefe seems to be peaches a plenty, ana the quality was never better.
The Little River news., 1921-07-13

Wilton, Little River County, Arkansas, at the close of business June 30, 1921.
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