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AT THE CHURCHES.
Last Day of Revival.

Tomorrow, the 18th, will be the last day of the revival at the Presbyterian church and it will be busy day for Evangelists Kidd and Fitch. There will be regular Sunday school at 10 o'clock and at II MT Kidd will preach on "The Passing of the World Dur ing this service he will present the cause of Synodical Home Missions and receive a free will offering for it's sup port.
 At7:45 the subject of the sermon will be Memory in Hell.' and this will be one of the greatest sermons by Mir Kidd. So far there have been 13 ad- ditions to the church and it is hoped that many more will join tomorrow Ar. Fitch will lead the singing at all services and everybody invited to at tend
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MOTHER GAVE IT
Virginia Lady Suffered With Aches and Pains Until Mother Began
 Giving Her Cardui.

Dublin, va-Miss Mary Anoe Hughett residing on Route q, near bore, recently told visitor of her Interesting experience with Cardui. Miss Hughett said: T had been sui fering for some time with painful ... { was pale, didn't feel like going Would just drag around. and couldnt Sest to do any good. l would suffer once a month with my back. sides end head. My limbs would ache and | didn't know what to do. but I knew I must do something, for didn't gse wen by letting it run on.
 My mother is believer in Cardut for she saw what 1t did for others ss well as herself, so she began giving q tD me.
 Tt wasn't long before I saw . change. It was just what I needed. 1t regulated me. I began to eat and sleep. and the pain stopped.
 ~Cardui is without doubt the bess tamale tonic made. and I am glad eAn recommend 1t to others"
 II suffering with symptoms such as 4iss Hughett mentions, or other ail nents peculiar to women, why not bo- R1n Cardui at once7 It's merit Is well established by successful use for more han 40 yeara
 Try Carduii
 Your druggist sells 6 NC-lSs
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o fthe state committee, to aid directly in the educa ational program from the state. The men selerted yesterday in- ciude representatives in each of the 70 counties The meeting was called by Chairman Hamp Williams of Hot Springs, and in addition to the commit tee members A E. Hill of the Depart ment of Education and J. J. Harrison, director of the Forward Education Movement were present.
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know that each subscriber gets a di- rectory, you will please write your telpehone number on the old one and give 1t to the boy in exchange for the new one. Be sure to take care of your directory.
 their cooperation and kind treatment, and the compliments that we have heard passed on our operating force.
 We will now have to ask your fur ther indulgence, that is, to call by mum ter, beginning Monday morning, June G., If you can not find the number of the party you wish to speak to, call for information, and she will give you the number or an explanation.
 Southwest Arkansas Telephone Go.
 L. H Emmerson, Mgr.
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CONNIITTEENIEN NAMED.

At meeting of the Executive Com mittee of the citizens section, Arkan- sas Educa tional Association, held yes terday in the office of the superinten- dent of public instruction, 100 men were selerted to compose state com mittee of the association. Their names will not be announced until all accept ances have been received. It is planned to form a State Executive Committee which will include some of the members
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Scripture Lesson-1 Cor. 2:15; Phil.

Scripture Lesson-1 Cor. ? :15; Phil. 1 :21.
 Prayer.
 Like Christ-Dwight Cress. ation-Mary Russell. Solo-Mabel Lumpkin.
 Christ First-Steele Moore. Partial Conservation Disastrous Raymond Sage.
 Musical Reading-Fivian Giles. Looking Unto Jesus-Miriam Cum mlns.
 Pauls Consecration-Mrs. W. G. Hayes.
 Closing Song
 League Benediction Leader-Marion Moore.
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Methodist.

Sunday school at 9 40 a. m., w. r. Aurrah. assistant superintendent in charge
 Epworth League at D. m, led by Miss Marion Moore. Preaching at II a. m.. by the pastor, Rev J. A. Sage subject, Does God Send Trouble, or Why Does God Permit Death :" No y1rea ching in the evening o naccount of Presbyterian meeting.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-13
HOSPITAL NOTES.

Park Sanatarium-Mrs J. M. Ward of Antoine is doing nicely.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Carter of Bluff City is receiving treatment
 Mrs. J. l.. Galloway of Lewisville, who was operated on yesterday is rest ing well today.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

All advertising copy must be receiv- at tho office of The Picayune not lat ss than 10 .. m., of the day on which at c intended for use, otherwise 1t will appear in the issue of the following day
 Advertising copy for use in the week. ~ Picayune should reach this office not later than Wednesday morning.
 Any erroneous reflection upon the enaracter, standing or reputation of any individual, firm or corporation ap- pearing in The Picayune will be promptly corrected if brought to the attention of the publisher. Statements s,R facts however will not be retracted.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-13
PLEASE CALL BY NUMBER

We now nave out our new telephone directory, and will have them delivered to our subscribers Friday and Satur- day, and in order to keep a check and
Daily picayune., 1921-06-13

Entered as second-class matter Jan ~ary 6, 1921, at the post office ct Pres sstt, Arkansas. under the Act of March &, 1872"
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ISaptiSt.

Sunday school at 9 :45 led by Lester Steed, uperintendent Services at II o'clock, sermon by the pastor After
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-Nancy Hall potatoe plants
 for sale, $2.OO per thousand. W. c. Flames, route 1. 6-6 Ct
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MT. and Mrs. R. B. Mccain of route 5, are in the city today.
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the II o'clock service there will be church conference held. E. Y. P. U. at the regular hour. No services at night on account of Presbyterian meeting.
 EPWORTH LEAGUE PROGRAM
 Subject-"Out and Out for Christi
 Song.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-13

FOR SALE-A good 6 room house within one block of depot. See J. M. Hunt, Phone 100. 6-7 If
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
BIBLE STUDENTS WILL
HOLD STREET SERVICES
r.. ID. Foster, Secretary Of Railroad
). NJ. {. A., Will Have Charge
of These Meetings

Picturesque street meetings arc *
pecied 10 be one of the most domi-
mating features OF the simultaneous.
eVanGc!istic campaign to be held the
week before Easter. r. u. Foster.
secretary OF the Railroad Y. NJ. e. A.
is chairman OF the COMMITTEES In
charge OF the street meetings and
also OF meetings which VIII he held
at industrial plants
According to plans being worked
GU; by Mr.. Foster. meetings will be
held each evening at convenicn,
points and will bc. conducted b. dir
tcrcn; denominations Most Of M.
Protestant churches in the cities
nave joined in tho movement. ana
the number OF those who had prcy-
iouslS agreed 20 participate was In
creased yesterday by several add
| tions
Organized meu's Bible classes are
| sponsoring the movement. which Is
! HSsiSn"d 10 bring rbou, grca,
| spiritual awakening throughout the
| City. In addition to the street meet :
| ingE. meetings In industrial plants
each OF the participating churches
| wII mold daily services While the
! clergy Will take an ;tctiy" part In The
! campaign. they will be acting largely
| IN cooperative spirit. ar the " hole
| movement Is being fostcred and car.
| RED out by laymcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
COMMON COUNCIL TO
RECEIVE MANY REPORTS
Finance Committee Will Not B,
Able TO Present Budget, Despite
Hard Work on Document.
TO MEET AGAIN TOMORROW
Special Commission on Revision or
Building Code VIII Hold Session
Also Tomorrow Night = Discuss
Dock Thursday Night.

Common Council Will meet in reg
uiai session tonight At s O'Clock The
i"c;et VIII contain i number or re-
r"rtS from The Finance COMMITTEE.
ordinances Committee. Utilities com
inittee and the Committee on Claims.
Athoueh the Finance Committee
mas made every effort 10 get through
WIN consideration Of the budget. and
had hoped 10 HAY" II ready for C.uu-
ell at this meeting. the hone faded
away last week. and 10 Is likcly that
not before thc Board Of Aldermen
meeting Tuesday week vii! the bud
gc; lac ready.
The Finance Committee will meet
at O'Clock Tuesday night 10 near
from the school board on tina, night
100, ;he special commission on re-
vision OF the building code viii meet.
me call having been sent out by
Chairman Marx GunSt
on Thursday tho Cnunc.i Com
mittec on Dock. River and uarbor
Will meet.
Chairman. Edgar Il English. of the
special committee on revision o; the
rules, stated yesterday that he would
call the committee 10 meet this week
1t is suggested that the Committee
on Streets he abolished. and thai
the duties OF the committees he more
clearly defined.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
MISS P|OCE0N LECTURES
ON GOVERNMENT TODAY
Eighth of Series. Director Of Citi-
zcpslip Education Of L. OF Va,
l. Delivering Here,

Miss Mary Elizabeth pidgeom. di-
rector OF citizenship education. bu-
ream of extension. University OF Vir.
Rinia. VIII deliver the .lShih lecture
IN the series on citizenship education
that sh" IS Conducting Mondays and
alternate FRIDAYS. III Room $50 Jeffer-
son Hotel. n; II -.tlock. i. The subject
OF MISS itdGenr's .eC- urc for Monday
WiIi be County Governmen, In Vir-
glnia." Women who have not as We;
taken advantage Of this course and
wh3 might be specifically Interested
IN the lecture on county government
are invited 10 be present on Monday
morninS. Miss ridgcon is making =
snectai cEel for the remaining seven
lectures Of the course and any wo-
men Interested III the offer are re-
ducstea |" call Randolph 2572-W. for
specific information
me reina ring seven lectures To be
even ny Miss pigeon VII deal speci-
hcaiiN with various forms OF local
government: and as most Of tho local
nncers in Virginia are 10 be voted
I'i ms year he new woman clti-
zen should b especially Interested IN
learning the duties Of these officers
befora casting her ballot Many prom
inent women N Richmond arc already
taxing advantage or this course.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
TALMAN is CANDIDATE
FOR OFFICE IN A. |. B.
Richmond Chapter Launches Cam
pnign for His Election us Vice
President This Year.
NAME GENERAL COMMITTEE
Bankers Will Push Richmond Man
to Limit for Position at Next
Annual Convention of National
Institute of Banking.

| when the American institute o.:
| banking holds its annual convention
inns year ut Minneapolis in July
Hchmond Chapter will nominate
carter r.. Talpan. assistant cashier
OF the National Bank. of Richmond.
LOT the vicc-Dresidency. This an
houncemcnt was made last nigh, by
IL. l.. knightly. president Of the local
ehapter Not only will Mr. Talman
DC nominated at this time. bu; the
chapter Is now preparing an active
campaign in other cities to gain their
support OF the Richmonders.
Having been ono of the most ac-
i've and popular members OF Rich-
mond chapter for IL number of wears.
Ar Talman needs little introducti ION
10 institute members throughout
the country. In 1911 he was elected
president o: tho local chapter. and
since that time lie has served con
tinuaiiy on committees in charge Of
the various activities Of the orruni.
zatton. Not only has he been a local
leader. but he has taken an active
part in national institute conventions
Tor number of years lie is also
graduate OF Richmond College and
member OF the l.! Kappa Alpha Fra
ternity.
President Knightiy Yesterday an
bounced the appointment OF IN. FOL-
lowing general committee to push tho
c4huidacy OF the local man Many
most pro.ninen; bankers in Tho city.
The list includes:
l.; H.. Thomas. chairman. -. G..
White. r.. n. Ice. II. ii. Augustin.,
w. NJ. Goddard. II. p. Knirhtjy / r.
wood. w. +. Augustine. Waller iIoI.
,aday. G, V blackburn. w. ". Brown.
w: a: Roper. James VI. Bali. Ir.. W. :.
land. 80" - ~
MT Taiman served one year as
cnairman Of the banking education
A ..i. OF The Virginia Bankers
Association and has served an, ~,
committcc for several ycars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
SOCIAL WORKERS PLAN
ANNUAL BLOCK DAY
contributions. large or Small, Ar,
Asked From All Friends
of Work

rams are being rapidly perfected
Tor annual Block Day which M 10 he
conducted March lJ-l6 by the Socia,
workers OF the Nurses Settlement.
u was announced last night. Mrs
Edwin Amiss Palmer is To be ciloir.
man OF the event this year. and she
is asking the cooperation OF m. en-.
tire city in making it an unprccc-
ocntcd success, FOR it is declared that
the development of the work is
i'm''ed only by the funds in hand
ON Tie firsi day OF the cumpait.u
members % the directorate Of the
organization, each wearing large
hads. Inscribed Social Workers OF
the Nurses Settlements Block Dav.'.
VIII cndcavor TO visit practically
every home in the city. They will
leave envelopes AT the doors of
horscholhcrs and the following day
these VIII be collected. The public
Is privileged to contribute as little
or as generously as desired. no def
mite amount being asked. hut liberal
donations will bc greatly appreciated.
Mrs. st. George Cooke. president OF
the orga nization, issues a special
vclopes from or giving them 10 per-
sons not wearing the badge.
The Social Workers maintain the
settlement house at Il04 West Cary
Street and the gymnasium on the
next block and hundreds OF persons
rass many hours there each month
where they find not only beautiful
recreation, but recciv. much useful
instruction. More than 10000 en-
veIopcS will he distributed and it Is
hoped that several thousand dollars
VIII he received
Members Of the board are: Mes
t,m"s Herbert Mann. w Russell
bowie, Ralph Johnson, Geddes Wins
ton. Il. Cary Montague. TaZcweli Car
rinGton, Karl Blach well. Pelham
hIac~f"rd. Charles T.. BORDEN. West
r"r"lanG Davis. W. l.. HoDgood. j. j.
hickey William Jerman, Waller w.
Morton. George Morgan, Edwin Pal
m"r. Hcrnard Meredith Misses Char
lotto Whiting, Sue Gray, Mary BOYD,
!."cy witt, Alice Marcusc. Katherine
Kicks. Mamie Minor. Rebecca Cor
don and Georgia Blankcnship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
ARRIVALS FROM VIRGINIA
AND THE TWO CAROIISAv

Richmond Hosel--R w. McIoupr-
IN Norioik Il. X. Clarke. Lawrence.
Va; G. +. Phillips. Thomasyiiie VIZ.
r. M;.V simpson. Durham. Va. J. r.
W ms. Morchcad City. Va: r. ar
uoskins. Roanoke: j. NJ Snni;s
TTt ~, ION w d, Smith. Gate CITY,
y: e.; Albert Kreger. Norfolk: J w
wyatt; Newport News. Va: + w
nuStrd and wife, Taniville. Va; Carv
T.. Ftythe. Emporia. Va: G.. T. peek
y OLE ok; W. 9: Adams: Roanoke: S.
.. -: -, Grenshaw. Newport News. va. !:
-. ]. Wood. Newport News Va
: ,Groysdalc, Norfolk ~
Mufpnys Hotcl---C. f. Levern. New
apolis' MINI; Chester Pc:rota. Lynch
nnrg. Va: J. Il. Shackeiford. Snlnd,
va: o. VI. Troy. Toledo. Ohio: Harry
I,inlth: Boston. c. w Dickinson.
H ~ aS;nI,mst :: D. G.; !. L. Richards.
lexington Hotel-~M. a. Petty. DAN
viilc' Va: +. r. Leigh. IVES, Point
Va: =. ". Gregory. Newport News
Nh Mn. T. Hunt, West Point. Va. r. b.
JcEcrics. Wcstheld y. y. " -
Green; Magnolia. Ohio: l.. @. james.
:, keYEer'swJames s; Ensloy. Hall
Monroe. Erookneai, va: C.. i. r:a,i.
der Norfolk. Va: 6 +. Giiiinland
south Boston. Va: r. y. Block. S.,tih
BOSTON. Va; j. S. Thompson. South
Boston,. Va: Leroy w Ciuvlr char,
nam Va: l.. 4. Williams, Norfolk
"a va; -. ROYAL Grubb. PhiladciDhia,
Pa: b u: Sninder. brakes Brunch,
Va g. ". Collins, Johnstown. ia
AID Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jackson,
New York City.
.S'Mmpfs-H. NJ Haun. Roanoke.
W W, Thompson, Norfolk: T.. H. Mays.
Chenille. Va: w. L. McCray. North
Carolina; j. l.. Miller. clifton Forrn,
y. G; slower. Clifton Forge: j NJ
t9wiNes. Victoria; u. Curtin. Nor
Ief.erson-Mrs r. =. browning
i.it,citon, y. e.; l.. II. Jones. Gin.
tonVil!e: Charles r.. Burg C;rafinn
w. Va: A. W. Parker. Frankjir. T.:
J.: Powell. Grafton. W va: II. r.,
Ward. Parkersburc. " Va. Elliott
Harvey. Parhcrsburs. W Va: g r
Atwood. ktnosha; ". W Baxlny
and wife. Greensboro. y c.: W. II
liam. Greensboro. y. C.. Cnnrad
Berg. Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
AUTO PARTIES VISIT
SHR|NES OF HISTORY
twenty Thousand Cars Ferry
Across York Last Year. Asserts
DIR. Chandler in Letter.
VIEW WILLIAM AND MARY
Head al Old Institution Urges
building OF Cor rctc Road From
Williamsburg to Richmond So All
Tourists Will Visit Capital City.

Nirginia's historic places arc be-
ing visited by tourists in !ncrcas-
ing numbers. This is revealed bv
All investigation made at Williams
ourS' and Yorktown ny Or. !. 4 G.
CA"nH!cr, president OF William and
Nary College.
In " letter from Or. Chandler iusr
received by Y, u. J.. Robinson. execu-
tive secretary OF the Virginia Good
Roads Association. at state headouar.
teTs' IN Murphy's Hotel. it is said
'hn; in four months last year-Juiy.
August September and October-.o
o9c automobiles were Eerricd across
the York River at Yorktown. large
rnmbcr %: them carrying tourists vis-
lung the many points of historical
interest in Tidcwatcr Virginia
During these four months streams
OF tourists visited William and Mary
College. the second oidcs; in the
United states. ana old Bruton Par
ish Church in WILLIAMSBURG. ana
Jamestown Island Dr. Chandler said,
IN discussing the relation OF good
roads 10 tourist travel. Only better
roads were needed TO make Virginia
one Of the outstanding tourist states
he declared.
Richmond, by reason OF bad roads
was almost cut of from Underwater
virginia and the tourists who visited
II. Or. Chandler continued Instead
OF vcntnr!ng on the roads scparatin.;
Richmond from Williamsburg. New.
port News and Norfolk, tourists cross
ed the York River at yorktown and
motcrcd ny the Kappa hammock River
20 Frcderick shurg and Alexandria and
thence 70 Washington. il was pointed
out by Or. Chandler. He said h,
felt confident that the majority o:
tourists coming to Virginia wanted
10 get to Richmond, but the road.
acted more or less IA = barrier
Or Chandler stated THAT Richmont
was in the position OF WILLIAMSBURG
before the concrct" road from New,
! port News Was constructed and tn,
| way laid open 10 tourists and com
| incrcc from the southern and eastern
| portions Of the state Euiiding OF q,
! improved road from WILLIAMSBURG
! TO Richmond would be a boon TO tn.
! city because IL would enable tn
| shipment by ;.ach o. farm produc,
from "a fertile section and bring Il
/ tourists literally by the thousand.
Dr. Chandler said in conclusion.
Under the craftsmanship Of Oliver
SANDS. leading organizations will co
opcrat" in a campaign Tor member
Tor the Virginia Goad Roads Assoc.a
tch here from March 10 TO March !.
Nj sands states tina; the addition
81 thousands Of members In the cit
IS necessary II the organization is (
nave behind IL the strength OF mum
rorS ana the funds TO carry on cdti
cati"nhl work through the who'll
state 10 arouse ,utercs, IN the ador
Won by tho next Legislature Of
financial policy 10 permit road build
Ing on big scale and put al end I
the existing bad roads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
WEEK WILL BE FILLED WITH
RICHMOND CLUBS ACTIVITIES
Today Will Be One of the Busiest of the Week. as Seven
Meetings Will Be Held-Kiwanans Will Assemble
at Richmond Hotel at Six Sixteen O'clock

| This week promises TO be one OF
! The busiest and most important OF
| The season among clubs and assocla-
| tions of the city. Many special event S
are scheduled. and several out-ot-
| town speakers OF prominence have
been procured.
the week. and Il number OF meetings
ar. scheduled.
For the first time, the kiwanis Club
WI hold It's weekly meeting at the
order at i O'clock. ". NJ. Brown is
the. speaker. and has chosen for his
Several matters Will come before
the kiwaniS club. One of the most
important. and which is under the
headed by. Edward RaGland, is that
OF arranging entertainment for the
Capitol District Convention. which
VII! be held III Richmond in April.
club in the District OF Column hia.
cities in Virginia. Delaware and in
Maryland. Will be here representing
their respective ORGANIZATIONS. and
IL is predicted that }. -. Hank, As
sistant Attorney General OF Virginia.
viii be selected as governor OF the
kiwanis district. MIR. Hank is now
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the district.
and IL is said to be the logical thin,:
for him 10 be advanced TO the high
est honor.
~ ! o'clock today Richmond Chap
ter American Association OF En%i-
neerS, Will hold its weekly lunchcor
ut MaA!Ines. The organization is
peTfeciinG plans for civic Improve
'rcrts. and several important reports
are expected.
FORMATION OF a permanent; orEani-
cation of'the city club OF Richmond.
Win membership OF 200 will b,.
perfected this afternoon at q meet
ing, which will bc held at o'clock
National Bank.
E'eGt:"n OF permanent officers. and
the adoption Of constitution and bv-
laws. which We're drawn up by I &
ROBERTSON and u committee appoint
H go. az !, meeting 'as; week, will be the
the cluo TO d, IS IFS. and II has
been open FOX .,incSs since WI
H"SoaE iaSt. Harold B.oornberr has
nccn prominent III mo organization or
lns CUB ana i is declared. will in
a. Nronani!ity be chosen TO head the
HGck" Perrin. district governor os
thl seventh Rotary district. which
Includes Virginia. viii be in Rich'
nohI TOMORROW TO address the Rich
mona Rotary Club which viii hold
us regular meeting al G:lS o.,,ioci
az Richmond Hotel. Efforts are De
.hS made TO have a 100 per cent al
tendance in honor OF tn. occns;on
HhicA VIII h. one OF the features of
ne years activity Several other so.
c!2i features. which the entertainments
committee have not announcai h.we
been arranged
one special event will be- a nrc-
Im.n"r: report from tho co,nmit,a.
on ladies night" arran scmcnts.