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The Little River news., 1921-02-09
CHARGES AGAINST MAN DISMISSED
Man Accused of Firing England Hotel
 Released in Louisiana.


 Shreveport, La, Feb. 5. - Henry Smith, held in the parish jail by Sheriff Thomas R. Hughes upon fn- 'structions from Sheriff Ben w. Dur ham of Lonoke county, Ark, on g charge of murder and arson, was re- leased from custody today, following receipt of message from Sheriff Dur ham saying that the charge against Smith has been withdrawn.
 When released by Sheriff Hughes to- day Smith said that he will voluntarily return to Lonoke to testify before the grand jury. He declined to make any statement as to what he knows about the case.
The Little River news., 1921-02-09
SIZE El DEAUIHE
 hID DARKHNs HAIR Don't ktay Grayi It Dafkena SokN okNaturally that No
 body can Tell

You can turn gray. faded hair beau- dfully dark and lustrous almost over night If you'll get a bottle of 'sWyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound" at any drug store. Millions of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea Recipe. improved by the addition of other ingredients, are sold annually. says well-known druggist here, because 1t darkens the hair 50 naturally and evenly thas no one can tell it has been applied.
 Those whose hair is turning gray or becoming faded have a surprise await ing them, because after one or two applications the gray hair vanishes and your locks become luxuriantly dark and beautiful.
 This is the age of youth. Cray haired. unattractive folks aren't wanted around, so get busy with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound tonight and you'll be delighted with your dark, handsome hair and your youthful appearance within a few days
 This preparation Is toilet requisite and is not intended for the cure. u1i<ts gation or prevention of disease.
The Little River news., 1921-02-09
JURORS ANNOUNCED
Arkansas Federal Court to Convene in
 Texarkana February 21.

Texarkana, Feb. 3.-The petit jurors who have been called to attend the next session of the United States dis trict court for the western district of Arkansas, which convenes in this city on February 21, hace been an- nounced as follows:
 R. L. Haydon, Texarkana, w. T. Pregge, Texarkana, A. H. Whitmarsh, Texarkana, F. F. Jenkins. Stephens. L. B. Long, Chidester, c. c. Allen. Dierks, T. A. Hunt, Murfreesboro, J. R. Griffin, Nashville, K. w. Bonham. Garland, J. T. Craig. Antoine. R. S. Davis, IT., Arden. Robert Ellis, Thorn ton. B. H. Galbraith, El Dorado. B. E. Aslabrooks. Gale, J. w. Rushton. Mag nolia, s. c. Parks, Ell Dorado, l.. B. Taylor, W. c. Boyles, Hope, Frank Og- den Cerro Gordo, H. A. Nelson. Cal ino, J. s. Cox, Bingin, l. T. Turner, Thornton, Chas. H. Park, Ashdown, H. w. Jenkins, Bearden, Ed H. Bark CT, Hampton. B. H. Weaver, Gale. Tom Henry, Dierks. Geo. w. Mason, El Dor ado. J. B. Edwards, Bradley, c. E. Gauldin. winthrop. R. J. Lagore, Lou ann, A. E. Boyce, Lockesburg. A. J. Roundtree, Deligt, Arthur Baker, Stamps, H. B. Hanna, Osan. Will wall- CT. Prescott, L. B. Hines. Haynesville. T. Otis Davis. McCaskill. Watt Gres- ham. Thornton, J. c. Walton. New London.
The Little River news., 1921-02-09
RUB RHEUMATIC PAIN FROM ACHING JOINTS Rub Pain right out with small
 trial bottle of old
 "St. Jacobs Oil"
Stop closing" Rheumatism.

Stop "dosing" Rheumatism
 It's pain only; not one case in fifty requires internal treatment. Rub soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oile right on the tender spot" and by tho time you say Jack Robinson ont comes the rheumatic pain and distress. "St. Jacobs Oil" is a harmless rheu- matism liniment which never disap- points and doesn't burn the skin. It takes pain, soreness and stiffness from aching joints, muscles and honess stops sciatica, lumbago, backsche and neuralgia.
 Timber up! Get small trial bottle of old time, honest "St. Jacobs Oil" from any drug store, and in mo. ment, you'll be free from pains, achea and stiffness. Don't sufferl Rub rheumatism away.
The Little River news., 1921-02-09
SAILS Y BA(KA|ur
0R3nk lots Of water an6N " TT 0eat ibr . while If youx 1 - E
 troubles you '

Wh6n you wake up with tae1inetD Gz0 dull misery in the kidney rogtQm tt Gj
 orally means you have 696S ~ IF f0A much meat says well -lno5 auth6gjtx. Meat forms uric acid NSi;ch 6te4 s))ofl e the kidneys in theip effort to 6llsr Y from the blood and they beoup,e scrts of Paralyzed and logy. When yenr kidneva get sluggish and clog you 1| rSliewe chem, like you relieve your boWels; rs- moving all tho body's ufin0ua vooto. else you have backacz1e, aink haed She dizzy spells; your stdmx1h lparA tohsi6 is coated, and when the WQofher IT bad you have rheumatio tViincaS Iho urin1 is cloudy, full of ae1inhes q afttn get core. water & 2dDa sre ige4 to seek reliaf Wo p1 l i[N the night 1:s. Y $ x %X \ V # 33}$ '[
 Either consult A nod. 49 < ciau as once or get 6om ypQf p]1G< 67 ! about four ounces of Jad TT Eo . Tablespoonful in a xIn6o VI X before breeElast fuf ' 4d7k dsx 4&nnS Sl $ kidneyo will then aet hna 3I5s (ns SalA is mads fx1nP IF 1 T K 1j Ss,eo end lsmon tuiees ePb lf6i
 4nd hae ben u11d 46e 0ln - 6lean ond &timui ate HIT lEll uL o1dp ~ xGlit U1 1do Fl ' " uyino " i1 so ie1f izzita & qa ~ IFS 6addR
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The Little River news., 1921-02-09
Tax Collectors
 Notice

will be a the several voting precincts m the County for the collecting personal for the 1920 at the time and place mentioned below:
 Johnson Townshfp Ogden Wednesday. January 26 1921 Franklin Townshp Davis School House Thursday December 27. 1921
 Red River Township Richmond Friday January 2S, 1921 Lick Greek Township Oak Hill Church Monday January 31 1921
 Cleveland Township Wilton Tuesday and Wednesday Febru ary and 2, 1921
 caney township cero Gordo Thursday February and Fri day. the 4th until \, 1921.
 len Davis Township Miller Saturday Febru- kary 5. 1921
 Little River Township winthrop Monday and Tuesday Feb ruary and 8. 1921. Burke Township Aene Wednesday February g. 1921. Axinda Township Arkinda Thursday, February 10. 1921 Arden Township, Arden Friday February IT, 1921 Jackaon Township Foreman Saturday Monday Tuesday, 'Wednesday. February 12. 14 IS. 16. 1921 % After which will my office in Ashdowns Arkansas until April 10. 1921. Alter penalty 10 cent will be attached Hlease bring Tax Receipt or Land Nubers Given under my hand this 2Sth of December 1o1o
 | n PIERCE. Collector of Ltl0 Rivr County, Aza
The Little River news., 1921-02-09
FarnnArs Hold 1. Rally

DeQueen, Feb. b.Farmers Of Se- vier county held a rally here Thurs day. which was attended by several hundred persons. Circuit court waa adjourned for the occasion. !. F. Newsom. asrieulturist for tho K. c. s. VI the principal apeakss.
The Little River news., 1921-02-09
When our Farm Stock Sick, Look M for Rats.

Disease among farm animals don't and mouth disease and that terrible of dangerous plagues hog cholera, foot and mouth disetse and that terrible Of all llsscouragesB Barbonic plague. Far mers should throw around premises Rat Snap. It's sure and safe. Three sists. 36c. 05c $1,26. Sold and guaF- ankeed by Henry and Joyner Hard- were and Boysr Drug Store. --adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23
NEW APPARATUS
AWAITING TEST
Three New Fire Trucks For
Use of Department Are
Brought Here.

South Bend has three new fire
motor trucks. They were brought 10
the city Saturday last and will be
Kept at the Central fire station at
Lincoln and Wayne SITS, until they
are tested.
The trucks cost $1,000 each and
were made by the American la
France Co. Of New York For the
shree. approximate amount OF $780,
600 goes from this city 20 the plant
sn New York. E. Philips and his as
Eistant are here from the factory 20
try out the new machines on a run
through the city "Wednesday
one OF the machines goes 10 No.
4 fire station. Nos. 3 and Q stations
ere the other recipients. The horse
wagons at these stations Will be giy-
en- 20 Nos. Z, S and 10 stations.
Each truck has a hose capacity Of
1900 feet and can throw 500 gallons
n minute. The machines are the new
@s1 type in modern fire motor truck
construction and are equipped with
al the convenience of necessary
apparatus.
Sighted Local Concern.
At the time the board OF public
safety awarded the contract for the
new fire aghting machines 10 the
N<aerican-LaFrance Co. the South
Bend Motor works. q local concern.
submitted a bid for the sale OF the
same number OF machines 20 the
city n a figure severa. thousand
dollars lower than the bid OF the
cSew York concern. Since then the
South Bend Motor works abandoned
South Bend. men connected with the
concern declaring that there was no
use operating here IL outside COM
petition was 20 be given the prefer
enCe by the city.
Omcials IN giving the contract 20
the N-ew York concern offered the
defense that there was no asSur-
ance that the South Bend Motor
works would continue in business
80 that parts needed for reralrs
could be obtained.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23


acter certain 20 make a wide appeal.
The artists intouation in this Victor
Record IS exceedingly clear and fine.
1t is 4 good thing sometimes TO re-
member that the cold folks have play
ed their part IN making America. Miss
Merle Alcock, with her beautiful, pure,
sweet contralto voice, has made q great
name for herself in such numbers IS
the March Victor Record, Il Have a
Dream and Il Cannot Sing the Old
Songs" The quiet chords resemble the
rich, faded hues in some gorgeous IN
dian shawl Of old time.
One Of the most pathetic and touch
ing OF recent popular songs is sung this
Quartet Used TO Love You But It's
All Over Now On the opposite side
of the Victor Record is opposite music,
Dolly q Love You" a wedding song
In which the bells are ringing. the
choir singing. the love-birds winging,
and ether joys appropriate 10 the cele-
bTation Of that event.
The bow and violin of Jascha HeifetZ
lead the way into new demesnes of en-
chantment with "Berceusc paul Juon)"
and "Valse du Ballet Raymonde" The
cradle song seems TO lead not into
drowsy sleep but TO an opaline trans
parent landscape where the dreams OF
4 lifetime gather in one Tapturous and
eternal trance. The waltz that follows
IS decorated with fantastic passages
like the fligree-work Of some ancient
master.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23
Reading advertisements
will save your time

her
find them She knows when they
looking asking Reading the advertisements
for other duties pleasures
When decide school, they take the
They
conditions they vrtef for caalogs.
automobile carefully
which Interested He does by hunting the
and looking at all the sold.
reading advertisements the
timeo freaders Thereare many others
daily newspaper full of which only
ing but have special message of benefit 10
Make practice reading You will your saved your
money better spent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23
New and Fascinating Dances

The medley waltz froii 'Honeydew."
Zimbalists new musical play, shows
how beautiful a populir composition
may be when written BY a great musi-
cian. Both the waltz AMI the medley
one-step on the other side OF this new
Victor Record for March, are remark
able melodies. the themes gliding into
one another with the Utmost natural
ness. Joseph c. Smiths Orchestra
plays them with eiean-eut skill.
"Riddy" a fox-trot OF the Benson
Orchestra Of Chicago. is what Mr..
George AIDE might call "lollypaleezer"
OF a dance. Il starts deliberately, with
heavy chords, but soon begins TO hzZ,
while the trombone and the saXophone
exchange compliments. IL will make
you turn your eyes TO the ceiling and
forget everything but the surge OF the
rhythm. Somebody" swinging,
vigorous one-step enlivens the other
face OF this Victor Record.
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
play a medley foX-trot Rosie" full or
dry humor and ending with a curious
doubling-up OF tie beat that adds even
more life and gaiety. Honolulu Eyes"
. medley waltz BIZ the same organiza-
ton introduces special vhistling effects
by Miss Margaret Mckee, sounding as
ii a whole forest full Of birds surround
ed the walters. Short OF actually
looking into a pair Of eyes, dancing 20
this waltz is the most pleasing OF oeeu-
pations.
4 lovely sentimental song Broadway
Rose" is Just as beautiful and even
more moving in a medley fox-trot
played by the Original Dixielznd Jazz
Band. Interesting surprises are cow
bells and trombone jazzes just where
you don't expect them. Sweet Mamma
(Papa's Getting Mad)." the title OF the
opposite face, tells it own story. After
many curious passages a weird African
voice boots out the refrain at the very
end Of the record.
The scarcity OF poteen on American
shores this year may prevent full and
generous old-fashioned celebration of
St. Patrick's Day, but there ought TO
be no lack Of music and jollity. With
q medley OF Irish jigs on the accordion
by John Kimmel, and one OF Irish reels
played on the Irish pipes By Patrick J.
Touhey, any one having this new Victor
Record can set the ancient bog-water
circulating hard IN the ancient blood.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23
PERSIAN SHAH IS
MADE PRISONER;
REBELS IN POWER

PARIS. Fcb- ---IIe AnE.ODlIIe
government OF Persia has been over
thrown BY Persian cossacks. ac-
cording 20 ara Exchange telegraph
dispatch from Teheran today The
shah OF Persia IS said 20 be practi-
caliy a prisoner in his palace The
Persian cossacks have occupied all
OF Teheran. the Persian capital the
dispatch added.
Two thousand. FIVE hundred Per
sian cossacks. who were opposed to
the Anglophiie government OF Per
zfs. have occupied Teheran and
thrown out Jhe old administration.
The shah OF Persia Is practically
prisoner. he IS negotiating with the
Persian rebels who are headed by
Cen. Rezakahn'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23
Beniamino Gigli Makes Debut
with Opera Record

The irst Victor Record by this new
tenor whose initial American appear
ance this winter with the Metropolitan
Opera Company places him very high
among the worlds great living tenors,
IS his March performance-"Me fistofele
-Dai campi, dai pratt" His voice has
thrilling beauty, strength and sweet
ness by natural endowment. He is a
native Italian trained in the world
famous Schola Cantorum OF the Sistine
Chapel at Rome. He passed easily into
the domain OF opera, and has already
won fame and distinction.
Nine. Louise Homer sings this month
the lovely and seductive spring song
from Saint-Saens' Samson ct Della"
The music is among the most suave
and delightful that ever flowed from
the brain of any composer, and sung
with magnificent power and splendid
purity and variety, of tone
Lassie o Mine" q song well calcu-
lated TO repeat his successes OF the
present and past, IS Edward Johnson's
latest contribution TO recorded music.
1t affords . full opportunity for the
splendid masculine emotional power
with which he seems TO infuse every
song he gives the public. "Lassie o.
Mine" brings in a few bars of Annie
Laurie set TO strange, moving modern
harmonies.
4 wonderful eighteenth century air
written 10 be sung
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23

Ohio where Billy is going to marry
a country girl-so says the song.
Down by the Ohio" is a story in
march time with special effects, such
as B. & o. whistle and the wall OF
imaginary offspring. "Marimba" by
Billy Murray is about girl from Chilli
who does enough odd things TO make
this an interesting and amusing song.
Charles Hart and Elliott Shaw have
2 Victor Record OF exceptional artistic
finish and emotional power. Beautiful
Annabelle Lee" IS not a musical setting
OF Edgar Allan Poe's poem but is about
an Annabelle who did much the same
IS Poe's. Some wonderful touches OF
harmony are introduced in Louisiana"
which is beautifully and sympatheticaily
sung
The pleasure of hearing these March
Victor. Records is not confined to
Vietrola owners. Any Victor dealer
viii be glad 70 play them for you at
any time. You will find in them a
wealth OF music from the most exquisite
classical and opera selections 70 the
latest dances and popular ~-urs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23
CLASH OYER WATER
PLANT ISLOOMING
Some Officials See Plans I'm
practical Postpone Con-
sideratiOn Meeting.

Cold hard figures" are about 90
De produced. It was indicated Tues
day that viii show that the building
and installing Of the new central
pumping station is impractical II
such Is the case. months OF plan
ming, estimating and figuring on the
part Of the board Of water works
commissioners and engineers and
the final receiving Of bids on the
contracts for the work will go for
naught. The contracts were sched-
uled 20 be let az the regular meeting
of the board wednesday morning
but the meeting was postponed for
q week. it was learned TUESDAY
Il Is expected that a clash OF for
,-ces at the city hall viii take place
over the proposition which may re-
suit In the abandonment Of the pres
ent plans and the formulation Of
new ones which viii call for new
pumping station at Becks' lake
southwest OF the city. The question
may even terminate IN an effort 20
raise the water rates ia tho city 70
was learned from reliable sources.
This latter seems 20 be the real So
luton OF the problem as the rates
are at present lower than In any
city OF responding size in Michi-
gan, Illinois or Indiana.
Total Cost Near $500. 900.
A rough estimate Of tho figures
said 90 be blocking the proposition
show that the present plans are
likely 90 necessitate considerable all
teriug before they can be adopted.
The lowest bid submitted 10 the
board on the water mains was sub
mftted BY the Pitt Construction Co.
Of Pittsburg. Pa. and Is S9497O. The
lowest bid on the building OF the
station was S5S.51O submitted by H.
g. Weaver, Of South Bend Estimat-
ing the cost OF the wells at S25. 900
and the cost OF the -FOUR pumps call
ed for in the specifications and the
equipment at SIS. 900 the total cost
OF the investment in the installation
OF the central station will be $3.50
$50. Other expenses will probably
bring the total cost up 20 100000
- This money is 20 b. forthcoming
from a bond issue recently floated
for 100000 for which six percent
interest is being paid. The most the
city can derive from the investment
at the present water rates would be
about $500 a day from which the
cost OF operation would have 20 be
deducted. a plan may be devised
whereby the entire capacity Of the
new station. which - 6,0OO.OOO gal
Ions OF water a day. may be used
instead of 100000 gallons a day
as called for in the present plans.
Meeting Postponed.
The only solution Of the problem
viii be the abandonment OF the pres
ent plans and the building OF the
new station at Becks lake is the
contention OF some officials at the
city hall There the elevation is -
feet above the river bed and would
eliminate the high cost Of PUMPKINS
now necessary at the location ct the
foot OF Washington av. Both Of
these plans may be abandoned at
the next meeting Of the board and
the old ststion be merely improved
for the presen- others said. The
meeting was postponed for a week
10 allow further consideration and
investigation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23

supposed 20 be sung by the Dresden
china shepherdeSs who stands on an
old-taShiCucd music box. Lambert
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23
De Gogorza Sings Rugged
Hunting Song

"John Peel" is a sorg to stir the
blood of any man. Emilio De Gogorza,
in this new Victor Record for March,
follows its vigorous measures as a hun
ter would follow the hounds at dawn
through mist and frost. To a distant
harmony Of hunting horns the wonder
ful prolonged notes echo seemingly
from hill TO hill. He sings exactly as
the old John Peel of the Scottish border
might have sung If Peel, instead OF
merely a hard-riding fox hunter had
been also a wOrld-famous baritone.
A love song particularly well suited
20 Frances Alda's voice, and 10 her
faculty for putting worlds of emotional
beauty and meaning into 4 single splen-
did lyric is Thoughts of You" It
comes forth as If its story were impa-
tient 20 burst from the singers lips and
be told at once in living words.
"Interludium in Modo AnticO" q
Victor Record by the Flonzalcy Quar-
tet, has the rich, brooding quality that
distinguishes Russian from al other
music. If the name does sound a tritie
long and grave, it gives no idea of the
power and subtlety OF this Glazounow
masterpiece, which for lovers OF the
finest and best IN music IS an expert
euCe 20 hear.
An interesting St. Patrick's Day peep
into the vast treasure house Of Irish
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23
THE NEW EVENTS IN MUSIC

Murphy sings Roses Of Memory" Oh
the other face Of this Victor Record
Around his tender yef ma,ly voice, q
violin wcaves a delicate, clinging coun-
tcr-mciOdy-likc the twining OF The
roses themselves IN the consciousness
Of the singer.
Iwo popular love. songs ~ lonn
/ Looked Into Your Wonderful Eyes,
are done with fine expression and vocal
power and beauty far beyond the OF
binary.
Gems from Jimmie" ard Gems
from Honey Girl make up the de-
IchtfuI March contribution OF the
Victor Light Opera Company.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23
ARTURO T0SCANINI
AND LA SCALA
ORCHESTRA PLAY
CLASSIC SYMPHONY
Other Famous Artists Heard in
Tasteful Selections OF Music
Old and New

turc Toscanini,
one ~ the great
est orchestra con
ductors living or
dead IN two Victor
Records for March
gives the Third
Movement and the
Finale OF Mozart s
symphony in z
fiat. T hese two
magnificent works
arise from the ST.
lence ike two vast
I e m pies rising
amid the land =
scopes Of the hui
III an soul. y o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23
Day After Day Seething Crowds Of Humanity

have invaded this store. Men from every walk of
life have rubbed shoulder to shoulder in good
natured, democratic way taking advantage of
this opportunity to save.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23

-
song, is John
McCOrmacks new
Victor Il &c ord
The Next Market
Day and a
Ballynure Ballad.
POLITICALLY an d
unsteady they are
Irish 70 the last
note. The great
tenor sings them
as freely and skill
fully as any wan
dering balladist Of
his native land.
A Young
Mans T ancy''
sung by olive
Kline, is in q light
whimsical strain,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23

sound fascinates the err so completely
as the gradual unfolding Of musical
visions that throng the brain OF a
genius-and Mozarts genius was never
more perfectly understood and inter
preted than by Toscanini. The Ia
Scala Orchestra which Ioscanini leads
comes from the home of grand opera,
Ia Scala Theatre in Milan, Italy. IL IS
probably the worlds most famous mt
steal organization.
With when Chloris Sleeps" Nine.
Galli-Curci issues the first record since
q er marriage to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23

~ ~ - "a a. >
by a lover at the
grave OF his dead
beloved is Nina"
played for a
Victor Record by
Hans Kinder on
the yioloncello.
The beauty Of the
melody, the deep.
strong tone Of the
Instrument, a n q
the refined reserve
Of the artist make
IL a thing TO hear
and 10 remember.
Billy Murray
and V i c [ o r
Roberts have TAX
en- the B. & o. TO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23

Lr. Homer sam
uels. who com
posed the song.
An odd original
theme. rendered
with faultless vo-
calizauon and 4
certain individual
Cuaintuess OF ut
terance, is h an
died IL 7nusicianly
fashion, beauti-
fully rounded, ar
tistically perfect.
Colleen O Ny
Heart is Wer-
Tenrath's Offering
this month. IL
has a lightness and
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