The Pulaskian., 1921-11-24

HeIena-Citl2eDS nere are raising a fund for survey of Turner-lndian Bay highway
 Jonesboro.-H. B. Cook is being held as a suspect in the Alicia bank robbery.
 Little Rock.-Joy riding has gone higher. Gasoline is up cents on gallon.
 Newport.-The annual week of prayer is being observed by the Wom- ems Missionary society.
 Wilson--By score of IA to 10, the girls basket ball team Of this town defeated the girls club of Blytheville. Augusta.-Death has ended the long illness of I. J. Stacy, well-known busi- ness man.
 Hamburg rg-Pneumonia was fatal to Mrs. Mamie Ware, well-known resi- dent
 
 Hot Springs s.-The Southern Medical association opened it's fifteenth annual session Nov. IA
  JoneshoTo.-H. L. Landon, held as suspect in the Bank of Alicia holdup, was taken to OWensville to answer box car theft charges.
 Bentonville.-News has been receiv- ed of the death in St. Louis of Mrs. G. G. Sutherland, former resident of this place.
 Paragould.-The Pragould High Bulldogs defeated the Cadets of Tup- elo Military academy in fierce grid iron battle, by score of 21a to 19.
 
 Jonesboro.- Charged with operating still, Frank Bookout and Hugh and William Reeves have been held to D. s. grand jury.
 Little Rock.-H. 4. Peckham, 6S years old, former well-known business man of Little Rock, was stricken with apoplexy the other night.
 Walnut Ridge.SLawrence county has ginned 12,591 bales of cotton this year up to Oct, 19. On Oct IS, 1920, S,S07 bales had been ginned. Little Rock.-Gov. MeRae has issued c&ll for stecial election in Lee county to elect a successor to the late Sheriff Arthur Cotter,
 
 Little Rcck.-Miss Violet Barber, aged 19, was dangerously cut about the face, throat and body by a negro who attacked her as she passed through vacant lot en route to her home in the south section of the city.
 
 JonesbCro.-Dr. c. c. Fisher of Mo nette, former representative of the Arkansas legislature from this coun- ty, sustained shock from stroke of lightning while in his hotel at Mo nette recently.
 Little Roek.-The Clear Creek Oil and Gas company and the LaSalle Oil and Gas company have been enjoined by the Arkansas railroad commission from putting into effect in December an increase in rates at Ft Smith.
 
 Little Rock.-State Highway Engin- ger Limerick announces completion of Arkansas-Louisiana highway. It is 15S miles long and cost over s3.- 0O0,0o0.
 Little Rock.-Penitentiary warden questions legality of death sentence given Tom Slaughter on grounds 50 days not allowed from time of sent ence to execution.
 Beebe.-The wedding Armistice Day of Miss Eunice, daughter of Mir. and Mrs, Frank Fucker, well known teacher in the Beebe public schools, and Ollie Hendrex at the residence of Rev. H. H. Blevins, pastor of the M. E. Church, South, has been announced.
 
 Helena.-The Red Cross roll call, which started in Phillips county, with liberal response from the people, ac- cording ts a statement made hy those in charge of the drive. At the pres ent rate it will be only short time before the county will be lover the top"
 Pine Bhuff.-The Lincoln county grand jury will meet Thursday at Star City and will investigate the kill ing of Isaac H. Hartley. planter of Altheimer, who was shot to death at Grady by George Graves, former DO lioeman of this city and later special agent for the Missouri Pacific rail- road, it is alleged.
 
 Monticeilo.-fnVitation have been sent from the Chamber of Commerce to tae mayors, secretaries of Cham 5ers cf Commerce. organizations and high school principals of every city and town in Sauthnast Arlzansas lra..