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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
PIGG0TT MAN Is KILLED.

Popular Bluff. Mo-, March % Charles Elders of Piggott Ark. was fatally injured yesterday from fall under gravel train on the Butler county railroad which runs from this city to Piggott. The accident occurred q few miles from Piggott No one saw the accident and it k not known how it occurred Elders was riding the locomotive when [ iS believed he slip ped. falling under the wheels One leg was severed at his ankle and the other above the knee He died few hours after the accident. Elders k survived by his wife and one child. who live at Piggott-Gazette
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
Wrote Anonymous Letters.

The first clue leading to a suspicion that Sizemore had q part in the mur
 der of Miss Cook WAS obtained from anonymous letter received hy Sheriff Thomas R. Hughes and Chief of Po- lice D n. Bazor In these letters which Sycamore admits having written, and to which he signed the name of Win r
 Whalen. he attempts to place the re sponsibility for the killing of Miss Cook upon another nurse whose name he gives as Mr> Mary Carter. but who is former wife of Sizemore. Follow
 ng receipt of the letters Deputy Sher
 if Frank Gravens and Detective Bert
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
BODCAW NEWS.

Health good and pretty weather for farming, so you see the goose hings high.
 Glad to say that Howell Herring is much improved. Dr Mendinghall was to see him yesterday.
 The debate here Friday night be tween Bodcaw and Derix was attended by a large crowd, of course Bodcaw won here and at Derix all so hHrrah for our big boys
 Bro Dorman will preach here today Easter
 Ne are certainly glad 10 learn of Dr Sutton beng on the mend
 notice that Mt Moriah scribe has got me in Lens class no no Not me Bro I plead not guilty l am in favor of double tux on the old batchelors and force them to support two old maids We have bunch of them here and they all want to marry. SD who is to blame I figure the burden is on Lem. As to me being a sore headed batchelor no no not guilty
 eur oil and gas man. Albert Boswell is spending the day in the city of Bodcaw, Easter Sunday this finishes up his seven days this week in Bodeaw,
 It seems as some of our neighbors don't realize we have full stock law. 1 Look out some one will start something
 thin kwe shoul dobey the law. the grass that grows on the out side of my farm fence is mine, not yours. St let us not worry our neighbor.
 Perry McCargo makes his regular calls each Sunday east of Bodcaw
 As I am out of soap l will close with best shes to all
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS CONTEST

The Southwest Arkansas Contest will be held at Nashville on April 18th.
 We can get special train to leave Prescott at : 200 in the morning and return at s ;30 the same day, provided we can sell enough tickets The rail road company requires Us to put up a guarantee of S2O0 worth of tickets, and it will be necessary for us to sell this number before they will agree to run the train. The railroad fare. round trip, will be $320 for those above twelve years of age, and $160 round trip for those under twelve years of age
 If you wish to make this trip under those conditions, please hand MT. C., E. Erwin at the Grammar school, or Miss Eunice White at the High school, the price of your ticket. and they will take your name and deliver your ticket to you on the day before the train runs We ought to have large crowd from Prescott on that day.
 C. M Hirst.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31

Stone were detailed to run down and arrest the author, resulting in the ar rest of Dr. Sizemore at Leesyille at 9 o'clock Saturday morning
 Sizemore toll<ed freely and willingly, both to the officers on route to Shreve- port and to Sheriff Hughes and Detec- tive Bazer after his arrival here last night, He told the officers that he had known Miss Cook for more than two years. having first met her in Dallas. He said that they had been quite inti- mate, and that at one time Miss Cook met him in Hot Springs in response to a letter he had written her By req son of his friendship for Miss Cook. he said. his wife. who he now says is pos ing as Mrs. Mary Carter, declared her i intention of putting Miss Cook out of the way and had agreed to pay $500 i to have Miss Cook killed.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
VIVIAN HERETO
 PAY RESPECTS
FRENCH SPECIAL ENVOY AR RINES IN UNITED STATES ON
 MISSION OF COURTESY"

New York March 2S.--Rene Nyiaui, former premier of France and now ell voy extraordinary to this country, al rived today and will go to Washington tomorrow He expects to confer with President Harding. to see whom he came "on d mission of courtesy.
 X small reception committee of city and State Department officials went down the bay to meet the official and brought him to Battery Park, where thousands assembled M Niylani re fused to discuss the official nature of h> visit before talking with Pres dent Harding
 "I have come 5o the United States :" he said 10 pay the president of this great republic the respects of the goy= ernment and the entire nation of France In saluting the first great citizen of the great American democracy. I sa- lute also the great and noble people for whom France keeps her tender af- lection and eternal gratitude"
 NJ Viviani will remain in Washing ton until Friday when he will return here for a luncheon Saturday of the Federation of the French Alliance H. will return to Washington Sunday and will be guest of honor next MOnda" at dinner given by Senator Mediil Mccormick. who recently returned from France. Thursday. April I. he will again return to New York to attend a luncheon of the New York Chamber of Commerce Thereafter he will spend most of his time i'll Washington until he returns.
 Marcel Knecht director of the French Informa tion Service here, said tonight the former premier's visit has nothing To do with Frances war debt. Il can perhaps make this perfectly clear" he said when I tell you re- ply made by NJ Viviani to some French journalists short time ago when plans were made for his trip to America.
 Are you going to the States for the purpose of seeking cancellation of our war debt?' he as wasked. T. which he made this characteristic re ply: The French are no beggars. and they propose to pay fheir debts
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
TOWNSHIP ASSESSMENT
 BOARD NAMED

County Judge W Franks has ap- pointed the following as members of the township board of assessment and valuation for the year 1921.
 Alabama township-J H. Miller Wal do k. F. h ? D. C. Nichols, Buckner. k. F. D. 1.
 Albany township-R F. Carnes, Elm met, R. r. D. ?, J. NJ Bennett, Emmer, R. F. D. 2.
 Boughton township-L J. Ursery, Boughton, W. C. Cornelius, Prescott, R r. D. i.
 Caney township-D. B. Turner, Gale, R. F D 9. T A. Jetton. Rosston K. F, b. l.
 Emmet township-T F. Hughes, Elm met, $ J. Weaver, Emmet, k. +. D. 3.
 Georgia township-J. J. Hirst, Pres colt. Gale Route, ]. H. Waddle, Gale, R. r. D. 2.
 Jackson township-W. s. Martin, Rosston, R. r D. 1, T. K. Boyce, Ross tOll, K Y. IL l.
 Leake township-J. E. Starritt, Stephens, K F. D. 3. J. Doss Phillips Glenville.
 Missouri township-W, R. Barham, Prescott, W s Roe, Prescott R, F. D. ,.
 Parker township-W. S. Daly, Bod cav, R R. Martin, RosstOn, R. F. D. 3.
 Redland township-Levi Cox, Pres- colt R F D. 3. c W. Dewoody, Sayre, R. F. n. 1
 Taylor township-G. s. Alder, Waldo. R F. D. ?, W F. Erwin, Rosston, K. F. D. 3.
 Union tOwnship-J. ]. Bevill Bluff City, ]. M. Plyler, Gale, R. F. D. 1.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
LINKED DOCTOR
 IN MURDER CASE
SHREVEPORT OFFICERS BELIEVE DIR. SIZEMORE CONNECTED
 WITH KILLING NURSE.

Shreveport March 2S Several link~ were added today to the chain of cir cumStances connecting Dr II Thoma Sizemore. arrested at Lcesvillc Satur- day. with the murder of Miss Gladys Cook trained nurse, formerly of New port. Ark. whose death occurred al T local Sanitarium last Tuesday. follow ing q brief illness resulting from Il blow on hcr head. According to an opinion by Dr Wills r Butler wh1 made post-mortem examination of the wound after the girls death. The bruises md eated that the blow winch caused her death wa~ inflicted hy I mans fist
 Dr Sizemore, who was placed i'll the parish iail Saturday night was ques toned by Sheriff Hughes Sunday, and while the prisoner pleaded that he was feeling too badly to make an extended statement. he insisted that the state mcnts made Saturday are true, and that the anonymous letters mailed tt Sheriff Hughes and Chief of Police Razer. bearing he sigma ture of Will F Whalen. were written by him, and that every statement made in the let terS is true
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
GUILTY OF FIVE MURDERS

Florence. S. C., March 2S-Fdmund Bigham of Pamplico was convicted of murder by a jury today for killing h1s mother. brother. sister and the latter two adopted children, two months ago. and was sentenced to die in the electrie chair at Columbia April S.-A motion for new trial was overruled, hut law yers will appeal
 The victims were found on B'gham. .S farm. all having been killed with a re. volNer
 Mrs May Bigham, wife of the deten dant. and her children were not pres ent when the verdict was announced When she was informed O fit few minutes later she collapsed
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
DIR. BROUGH STILL
 IN CRITICAL STATE

The condition of Charles H. Brough former governor, has remained pract ically unchanged during the last 24 hours, it was announced last night from the residence. 1404 Scott street. II was said that although the patient has exhibited a few favorable sym ptoms. he still is critically i'll.
 Dr. Brough expressed pleasure yes terday morning when he received T long letter. written in lOnghand. from William Jennngs Bryan at his winter home in Miami, Fla, expressing regret over Dr. Brough's illness and hope for hs restoration to health.
 Dr o. 4. Carruth, who has been in constant attendance on the ex gov ernor. last night issued the following statement concerning Dr. Brough's ill ness:
 Apparently, Dr Brough has suf- fered a complete callapSe. He was an unusually active and energetic man as governor His activities in his of fee were strenuous and his duties eX- acting. exaggregated on account of the war and it's attendant activities. Dr. Brough labored under high tension constantly. He was so constituted tem- peramentally that his whole strength was thrown into his every effort. He never spared himself. He responded to every call. not alone in his native state but in practically every state in the nation This constant tension used up his vitality to such an extent that in his present illness, when there was a demand for reserve strength, there was none to be had. Although ill a CT tical condition, if iS remarkable fact that pr. Brough's mind is clear and always alert He is keenly inter ested in current matters. and always Solictious about the welfare of his fr.endS-Gazette.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
ELECTION OF MEMBER OF
 COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION

It will be necessary to elect mem- Der of the County Board of Education in the place of MT. I D. Cornish, at the annual school meeting on May 21st.
 The ballot will be closed on May 7th, and it will be necessary to accompany the name of any nominee wit ha peti- tion of fifty qualified electors of the county. and all names presented and complying with the above condition will be placed on the ballot and sent out 10 the different districts of the county. Send name of nominee and pe- tition to C. NJ. Hirst, Prescott, Ark.
 County Board of Education.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
FRUIT CROP DAMAGED.

Rogers. March 2S.-It is 100 early yet to determine the damage by the freeze of last night, w F. D Backjer local apple grower. said this afternoon. The temperature fell to 26 degrees and wa ter froze half an inch. This. following several days of cold rain, contributed to the general damage A peculiar phase of the freeze was the fact that Gano Ben Davis and later varieties of apples sustained greater damage than some of the earlier varieties.
 The Gartside orchards report that until late yesterday afternoon prospects pointed to biggest crop in history Now they believe all their apples are frozen w k Cady says that he has made nc examination of his orchard, hnt judg ing from limbs brought to him. 91 per cent of the apples and peaches wer frozen. IL k feared that the fruit cro' is ruined It k reported that at least 6 per cent ot apples are gone Cher ries. peaches plumS and pears are a total failure. Strawberries are damag ed only about 10 per cent
 The prospect week ago was for SG GOO 0OO fruit crop for Benton and Washington counties while today SL 0o0. .000 would be liberal estimate Reports from Decatur. Pen Ridge ant other towns n the county indicate 4 heavy damage.-Gazette
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
In City at Time of Murder.

That Sizemore was in Shreveport Sun day and Monday March 20 and 21, wa partially verified by statements made to Sheriff Hughes by Dr. c. H. Cassity and by Albert GauthreauX who is pa trolman at the Union station. Dr. Cassty said that Miss Cook told him on Saturday before her illness that she desired to return to work as private nurse. and asked him to notify her when he had case requiring nurse. Sunday afternoon. March 20, between 1 and o'clock in the afternoon. Df. Cassity told Sheriff Hughes, he called the operator at the Colonial hotel and requested that he be connected with room AIS. occupied by Miss Cook. The connection was given. Dr Cassity said, and man answered the telephone with the information that Miss Cook was in ust then.
 Patrolman GauthreauX visited Size more in the parish jail Sunday and identified him as a man he saw board a Kansas City Southern train at the Union station Monday, March 21.
 The facts related by Dr CaSsity and Patroman GauthreauX have emphaSiz ed the contention of Sheriff Hughes that Sizemore either inflicted the blow that caused the death of Mss Cook or that he knows the man who committed the crime
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
LOCOMOTIVE BLOWN UP.

Denison Texas. March 2S-Engineer Perdue is dead and Fireman Went is not expected to live as the result of Missouri. Kansas and Texas freight engine No. 555 blowing up near Cumby. Texas last night according to reports received by the local offices. The boil CT was hurled several hundred feet by the force of the explosion, it was said.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
Pr0ner Dressing.

Rettie-In the matter of clothes Eva is great sticlller for harmony
 May-Yes that girl won't even make a salad till she puts on a dressing Answers, London.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
ALI. FRUIT KILLED.

Harrison. Marcr 2S.-It k believed all peaches, apples and strawberries were Killed ny the heavy sleet and snow last night
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31
CLASSIFIED ADS

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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-03-31

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 For a pleasant hour of rest and high class enterta inment go to the Gem to- night
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-22
LIE VENDO

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-22
DESDE RINCON

Ell dia 10 de los corrientes tom6 po-
session del cbrgo de comisionado de
servicio Pdbhco, don Alfredo Raj
fucci.
Felicitamos al sr Raffucci y lie de-
seamos exito en- su nueva labor.
Sc ha trasladado defnitivamente a
Aguada, nuestro distinguido amigo ell
DR.. Carlos Gonzalez, quien va ocupar
ell cargo de Comisionado de Sanidad
Beneficencia.
-Ha sido aceptado como medico til
tuIar de este Municipio, ell reputado ga
leno DR.. Manuel Garcia de Quevedo.
quien viene dos veces la semana.
Es ell DR.. Quevedo un joven que STEM
pre- ha sabido ganarse las simpatias de
todos g3fstes
-Durante los ultimos dias ha habido
una buena concurrencia en- eI Cine, Dol
Gregorio Lopez siempre solicita las pc
lfculas mas notables.
Sc encuentra de temporada en- ell
hogar de los esposos Dechoudens-Raf-
fucci, de Corsica, nuestro distinguido
amigo don Ralph Camargo su esposa,
Carlota Dechoudens de Camargo.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-22
A msnudO Sc destruye la ca.
bellera la andola con jab6n
Ell Corresponsal.

81 quiere usted conservar su cabelle-
IA, tenga cuidado con Ell uso de los jabo-
res. La mayorfa de los jabones sham
pds preparados contieren ,demasiado al
cali Este deseca Ell cuero cabelludo, ha-
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Lo mas prudente es adoptar como me
dio de impieza ell aceite de COCO mulsi-
fed, que es puro y absolutamente inofen
sivo, que supera en- eficacia a los jabo-
res mas costosos cualquier otra cosa
cue usted pueda Us2r.
Una dos cucharaditas Empian per
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do Mojose sencillamente ell cabello con
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una espuma RIGA y abundante, la cual
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Ultima particula de polvo caspa. El
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el pelo fno, sedoso, lustroso ondula
do
El aceite de coco u.ulsified puede OBJ
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tas orzas para que toda una familia
tenga con que impiarse la cabellera
durante meses. Exiiase que Eeve el
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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1921-12-24
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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1921-12-24

World Supply Of Cotton Smallest in
Twenty Years.
New York, Dec. 81. IT h e
worlds supply of commercial cot
ton for 1922 was placed at 49,
500. GOO bales by the department
of agriculture in a report made
public tonight. This is the small
lest crop since 1900, the report
stated. and compared with TO-
$50, 600 bales produced in 1920.
Two of the most important cot
ton-producing countries t h e
United States and Egypt suffer-
ed crop disasters" during the
year, the report asserted, pro-
ducing only 81. 4 per cent Of their
total production of last year, or
5. 667, 600 bales less than was pro-
duced in 1890. The cotton crop
in China. South America, Mexico
and other countries, while said
to be not SO important. was re-
ported to be smaller than usual.
Asia, which Immediately be-
fore the war produced around L.
300. 600 bales annually. has prac-
tically ceased to grow cotton, the
report stated.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1921-12-24
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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1921-12-24

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1t should be borne in mind that every
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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1921-12-24

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