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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-09

Mrs. D. F. Cummins left this morn
 ing for Texarkana where she will meet her grand daughter. Miss Mary Piercy, who has been attending Baylor college at Waco Texas, for the past year. Miss Piercey will visit here with Mrs. Cum mins before she returns to her home at Beebe Mrs. Cummins was accom- panied to Texarkana by Mrs. F. Y.
 Mrs. NJ F. McGrory. of Shreveport was in the city this morning en route home She has been visiting her son John Rushing and sister, Mrs. Salle Tong, of Okolona. Mrs McGrory was once a resident of this place and is we'll known in this county Her son. Chas. McGrory, is in Seattle, Wash, and will be here soon for a visit. His many friends will be glad to see him.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-09
Situation is Normal.

Hundreds of negroes wearing badges inscribed police protection" were on the streets today and down town Tulsa took on normal appearance. Negroes were at work in hotels, stores and other business places. Employers fed them and provided shelter last night in ga rages, shops and basements of resi- dences
 More than 1000 negroes who had not been released from guard slept last night at the fair grounds. The Red Cross distributed food and clothing at a dozen churches, and was sitting names of the refugees and bringing families together. Contributions from a number of outside cities were receiv- cd today.
 Tn list of known dead today remain ed at 30. no additional bodies having been found. The list may be increased slightly by deaths of some Of the sever al hundred wounded.-Gazette.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-09
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENTS.

Notice is hereby given that the folowas Administrators, Executors. Guardians ana " rators have filed their settlements ana = counts current in the Nevada Probate oo''' to-wit :, w..
 1st Annual Settlement of Myrtle V. nss kins Guardian of the estate of Milton ssuS"-' Minor. ,,-n..,l
 3rd annual settlement of O. R. Mepsn. Guardian of the estate of Earl and s,,s EvSs. Bracket and final settlement as 10 h"p' Bracket. 4. .,, 4 All persons desiring to except 70 s% ., the above settlements or any item tneisy tsN. hi, required to file same on or before tne ,cs, < Term of the Nevada Probate Court, uI ls1s xrs they will be forever barred and excluded 's- exceptin thereto. . nrrJ ARD,
 County and Probate VI
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo.

State of Ohio, City of Toledo.
 Lucas County, ss.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partener of the firm of F. ]. Cheney X CO.,, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State afore- said, and that said firm vii pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ios each and every case of Catarrah that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRAH CURE. FRANK J. CHEN. FEY in my presence, this 9th day of December, A. D. 1886. A. W.GLEAS0N.
 (SeaD Notary Public
 Halls Ctarrah Cure Is taken intern. ally and acts through the Blood on the Mucuos Surfaces of the System. Send for testimonials, free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, TOLEDO. U
 Sold by all druggists, 10 cents.
 Halls Family Pills for constipation
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HUNT FOR RACE
 WAR LEADERS
OKLAHOMA OFFICIALS AFTER THE RINGLEADERS IN OUT
 BREAK AT TULSA.

Tulsa. Okla, June 3.-Search fol leaders of the race riot of Tuesday night and Wednesday, the lifting ot martial law and progress on plans for rebuilding the negro zone were devel- opments in Tulsa today.
 Adjutant General Barrett in charge of the state troops here, announced he has the names of persons suspected or heinz leaders in the trouble, and that these persons when apprehended Will turned over to the civil authorities. General Barrett told the Chamber Of Commerce it was unnecessary to keep the state troops here after today and this afternoon he issued the governors order restoring civil law
 The "Commmittee of Seven" al COL ference discussed the request of Cover nor Robertson for a searching inquiry and decided the pest plan would be 10 handle the investigation through the Grand Jury. A special committee from the Bar Association will be appointed to cooperate with the county attorney x staff.
 The committee of Seven also consfd- cred the rebuilding plans, and steps are to he taken to provide well built negro section. The committee expects no difficulty in obtaining th S60o'ooo necessary to rebuild homes owned hy vaOrnpg
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-09

Miss Frances Terry, daughter :, :. and Mrs Howard Terry of con..' ' won the scholarship medal ia academy at Central College. Mir as Mrs. Terry were formerly of pras.s.' saa and we congratulate them nm .h. cess attained by their daughtar ,. @ Frances. 1iS
 H. 0. Giles and family, Roy No,.. wife and baby and MT. and Mrs .N M Burdine enjoyed lunch yesterday in .s. 1 cool of the woods. They spent .,.. ternoon on the banks of the oroo,. Boughton. '
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Christonher :, son George, and Mir. and Mrs. j. R N, son motored to Texarkana yesta,a.s They were accompanied home bv p., Witt who will spend few davs r,s,. ing MT. an dMrs. Christopher
 Mrs. Geo. Kizer and son. Ira tored to Hope yesterday afternoon <. meet Mrs. Will Trevillion and n" Allie Kizer, who have been yisitin. :. Trout, La. Mrs. Trevillion left th,. morning for her home in Curdon
 The Chautauqua this year promiss. to be one of the strongest that h., been put on in this town. You shona begin now to lay your plans so noth ing will keep you from attending evo-, number on the program.
 ESTRAYED-ONE black mara |, years old, weight about 110 pounds sno, in forehead, scar on right hin Nos., Mrs lola Britt, Prescott, Ark. routos and receive liberal reward a.. LOST-Two black barrow hogs mark ed end of right ear cut off. marked |, left ear, weight about 150 pounds each Also one red dehorned COW branded IL" on right hip. Liberal reward. Nh tify Cloud and Phillips market, Pres colt, Arkansas. eaY
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Mrs. WtM. Golf of Hope, spent yes terday and last night the guests of her sisters, Mrs. Bertie Weaver and Miss Bell Ellis, returning this morning.
 J. W. Ashford of Heavener, Okla, who has been visiting his son for the past few days, returned home this morning.
 in Oklahoma for the past few weeks, spent last night with the family of Hon. J. O. A. Bush. She left this morning for her home in WOmble.
 ". H. Hendrix of Rosston, was in the city yesterday and was a pleasant caller at this office He placed his name on the list of subscribers for the Picayune.
 Blakley, who will visit relatives there for few days.
 We are glad to report that Miss Jean nette Mckenzie who has been so criti- cally i'll, rested much better last night and is better this morning
 Mrs. E. J. Watson left this morning for Conway, where she will attend the closing exercises of the State Nor nal, her daughter, Miss Myra being one of The graduates,
 
 Among those enjoying fishing trips today are ]. A. White H. G. Holloway. Homer Brown and Prof C. M. Hirst. c. O. Pate of Emmet was in the city today and had his name added to the ever growing list of subscribers to the Picayune.
 Large crowds have been visiting the tax assessor for the past two days. This shows the interest the people have in assessing their property.
 
 Mrs. J. L. Davis of Magnolia, who has been visiting her father, Dr. W. E. Arnold. returned to her home this morning. She was accompanied home by her father and aunt, Miss Lila Me Collum. who will visit her for a few days
 There was a big singing at Boughton yesterday. it being their annual singing day, the First Sunday in June. large crowd was present and enjoyed the oc sion, as well as the nice dinner that was spread before them at the noon hour.
 Robt Peachey, who has been work ing the past few weeks at Graysonia, spent Sunday with home folks.
 Mrs. Lige Tompkins after short visit here returned to her home in Elm met
 c. c. Woosley. tax assessor, spent Saturday night and Sunday with his family at Rosston.
 Saturdays crowd in the city was the largest for many weeks. Our prospects seem brighter, when we see large crowds coming to our city
 Mrs. Clyde Nelson returned Saturday from a visit with relatives at Nash vile
 Prescott Chapter No 3S, R. A. NJ will meet this afternoon at o'clock There will be degree work.
 Hon. U. A. Gentry of Hope, and Judge D. B. Sain and son D. B. Sain Jr., are among the attorneys attending Chancery Court here today
 
 Miss Margaret Hart arrived home Saturday night from Lynchburg, Va. where she has been attending Randolph Macon collepe the mast year
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HENISTITCHING

am now at the Ozan Mercantile Go where I am prepa red to do your Hen stitching. Call or leave work then and it will be promptly and neatly done. Price 10c per yard.
 Mrs. w. K. White, IT,
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-09

w. l.. Hoover of route3 was in the city Saturday and was a pleasant cal Ter at this office and placed his name on the subscription list for the Weekly Picayune.
 Miss Snowfall Young returned this morning to Texarkana, where she is attending the Texarkana Business col lege. She spent the weekend with Dr. and Mrs o. r. Young.
 Mrs. w. T. Sullivan, who has been visiting Mir and Mrs. Ben Waller, left this morning for Hot Springs for a short visit. She was accompanied by her grand daughter, Miss Virginia Wal Ter.
 Mir. IN. E. Ward Is not improving as rapidly as his friends would like to see. MT. Ward was hurt at the gravel pit over month ago and has been confined to his home since.
 Duff Buchaan is spending today ill Philadelphia.
 D. E. Evans of Sutton is in the city today.
 Dr. E. E. womack is in the city today.
 Lee Cox of route 4, was Prescott visitor today.
 A. c. Fincher of Union, Is Prescott visitor today.
 Mrs. Captain Blake Scott is visiting in Little Rock today
 B. H. Logan is attending to business in Philadelphia today.
 NJ. L. Harris of the Sweet Home set clement, was in the city this morning
 We are glad to anounce that little Miss Mary Catherine Smith is much better today She is the grand daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Evy Ward.
 Roy Duke and Wheeler Gordon left this morning via the Ford route for Ashdown, Foreman and other points. They are salesmen for buttons and cg- arettes.
 NJ. F. Smith, wife and baby returned to Pine Bluff this morning after wis ! iting relatives at Emmet. MT. Smith Is an employee of the Arkansas Nat ural Gas Go.
 1
 Mrs. W. w. Westenhoover left this morning for a visit in Shreveport, La. Mrs. westenhoover has been making her home in Rosston, for the past few months, where her husband is drilling on the oil we'll there, |
 M. o. Walthall spent Sunday with his family in Texarkana. He returned last nght accompanied by his two daughters, Misses Mildred and Gladys and Mrs. Jean Magee. They motored over in Mrs Magee's car. They returned to Texarkana this morning accompanied by Allen H. Moore.
 Louie Hall of Grady, Geo. Taylor of Piney Grove and Miss Salle Mae Ross of Okolona, returned to their homes this morning, after spending pleasant time here the guests of Miss Amy Moore
 TheJmany friends of Rev ]. H. Cum mins, presiding elder of thsi district will be glad to note that he is able to be out again, and attend to his work in the district. Yesterday Bro Cummins held a quarterly conference at Holly Grove, and motored from there to Hope where he held a second conference coming home on No. 6.
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ChaS Haffke or Hope, was III toWn today.
 D. E. Evans of Blevins is visitor here today.
 Sid Purtle of route 6, is in town today trading. 1 A. J. Purtle of Mt Morah, is a visi tor here today.
 Squire Edgar Murry of Laneburg is in the city today.
 Geo. F. Cress made business trip to Camden today.
 E. NJ. Blount made business trip to Fulton today.
 B. H. Logan made a business trip to Magnolia today.
 Sank Callicott of Laneburg Is among the Prescott visitors today. Mrs. F B. Moore is home from visit with relatives in Emmet
 S. T. Roberts and wife of Little Rock are guests of L. NJ. Emmerson. Mrs Douglas McSwain of Emmet, is visiting in the city today.
 Rev J. F. Moore returned from q business trip to Little Rock. NJ. A. Hart of Rosston, was in the city today attending to business mat ters.
 John Wilson, county clerk of Hemp stead county is visitor in our city today.
 w. P Cromer, very prominent mer chant of Emmet, is visitor is our city today.
 Mrs. Annie Kelley and Mrs. Oddie Waters of Rosston, are in the city 1 today.
 
 B. F. Wynn and daughter, Mrs. Ho- mer Trevillion of route 5, are in the city today.
 H. c. Sharp returned to Fl Dorado this morning after a few days visit here.
 Mrs. Fannie Conkerton of Little Rock is visiting her parents, Mir, and Mrs. W. H. Jones'
 Mrs Nick Wells of Hamburg was guest at the Barlow Hotel yesterday Star of Hope.
 
 Henry Moore one of the prominent travelling salesmen of Prescott, is home today for visit
 Several motor parties from Prescott made their appearance on our streets yesterday-Star of Hope.
 F. F. Adams, who has recently re- turned from Glendale Arizona, is wis iting in Chidester.
 Attorneys Steve Carrigan and A. O Graves of Hope, are attending Chan eery Court here today.
 Mrs. Cora Mum left this morning for Philadelphia. where she will take a summer course at Ouachita
 Miss Esther Suckel returned from Texarkana last night, where she has been visiting for the past week. Mrs. w ]. Mcclellan and children left this morning for Oil City, La, where she will visit for awhile. All those In Bouhgton township who did not see the tax assessor will have another chance Monday afternoon.
 
 Attorneys Ed F McFadden of Hope, and Gus Dave Jones of Newport, are attending Chancery court here today.
 
 Mrs Watson Huskey will leave to- morrow for two weeks visit in Mem nbic tba pueSt of former claSSmate
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-09

Rev. T. E. Epton of Bingen arrived this morning. He will preach today and tomorrow at II o'clock at Salem
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-09

Hemstitching, JIcoting and pleatis neatly done, prizes reasonable. Third Door from possoffice. Mrs. ". O. Al len, phone 2l 42Du
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-09

J. ". Holloway of Rosston was in the city yesterday. He came in to take the Royal Arch Degree of Masonry last night
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-09

c. F. Urrey of route 6, was a caller here yesterday and joined the host of readers of the Picayune.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-09

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Miss Lula Beth Gee of Prescott ar rived today. She is one of the bridal party of the Wilkerson-Thomas wed ing.-Arkadelphi Daily News.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-09

Mir. and Mrs. John T. Nichols leave tonight for Clovis, New Mexico, where they will visit their daughter Mrs. Ben Hatley.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-09

B. F. Funkhowser left this morning for Missouri, after visit with his daughter, Mrs w T.. Beck, who lives near Bodcaw.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-09

Mrs. R. P. Conklin and baby, Corrit Meredith. arrived this morning iron Kansas City. Mo. She will visit hel mother, Mrs. Corrie Scott and sister Mrs. Chas Tompkins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-20

IAN right. promised Sprinkle
Blow. set your mind at rest. waiiy.
and 70 home and tell Mrs. Wood.
chuck TO pack Whenever she likea.
I'll zee TO II that West Wind and
East Wind blow no black clouds to
bother you on your vacation. also
that Howiy Thunder and Jumpy
Lightning don't NEEDLE with my rain
barrels. Someumea when I'm not
there 10 watch. they turn the spigot
and II rains perfect frogs iegs-"
Thank you" said waily crate
fully. waddiine off to his house TO
tell his wife the good news "We'ii
start for the blue mountain at once.
for I'm anxious TO get a taste Of
that white frosting."
Goodbye and good iuck-' called
the fairy wcatherman. and the twins
waved farewell TO their little fat.
furry friend.
How would you like TO follow him
on his vacationy'' Sprinkle. Blow
asked them. "it isn't very polite TO
follow folks. know. but waliy may
be glad to have us before no gets
home again"
''oh. yea ict's- cried Nancy. clap
ping her hands But tell me. Mr..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-20

II weren't that II would make me
understand that. like his brother. he
too is wcakling. And I don't want
to think that John Ames Is I'm
worthy.
II was nearly midnight when
heard Lila Ames' light laughter at
the steps below my window. and
CHANGING out saw her and Philip
standing there together. couldn't
help thinking. as watched them. Of
the strangeness OF the ways OF men
and women.
Closed In his room. Just up the
hall, was John Amcs. lone and un.
happy because woman preferred to
flirt Somewhere In the city was
Mrs. Philip Ames probably alone
and unhappy. because man pre-.
ferred TO flirt- And below In the
garden were the two flirting--and
as l already knew from fact. dis.
contented because they were flirt.
ing.
I had never seen Philip Ames' wife
and wondered as I looked down on
him what kind of woman she was
and the why OF II all. Had she pur-
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By RUTH AGNES ABELINC

wonder what he would have
said. In the darkness l couldn't see
his face, but II seemed that an he
added the last two words his eyes
were searching mine.
What could no have wished7
Perhaps II Is only sympathy.
II Is 80 hard to find the line Of
dcmarkation. to find where sympathy
ends and love begins--but what did
he wish?
Life is 20 complex. Why couldn't
Tom. fighting for my affection. have
appealed TO me as did this stnange
man. crushed over the failure OF mis-
wife's love for him? II seems no
much easier TO do the wrong thing
than the right thing.
But there Is always duty. and folk
who are strong can make themselves
do things when they know II Is their
duty.
wonder how John Amcs win be
tomorrow morning?
II will be hard TO meet him with.
out some little betrayal Of what has
gone beforc. can't believe that he
win ignore me AZ his brother Philip
did. Yet would wish he would-f
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going
jul scrambled 70 her feet. she
supposed she ought to have made
tho first move, she walked beside
him silently.
II was raining when they reached
the street; Talientyre hailed a taxi.
You must let me drive you
homo-"
jill opened her lips TO refuse. but
shut them again Until that day
she had only been In n taxi once
In her llfc---and that had been when
Mr.. Sturgcss had sent her on an
urgent message from the office--but
she could still recall the delightful
Importance OF the occasion: stiIl re-
member how she had leaned back
in a corner, and tried TO feel as II
she were accustomed TO riding
about In taxis every day Of the
week.
Talicntyre stood with one foot on
the step Of the cab. looking At her
inauiringly.
aWherc shall tell him 20 driver
The hot color rushed 20 Jills face:
she did not know that she cissped
her hands agitatedly as she an
swered:
III you would just say the corner
Of Grey's Inn Road; the trans stop
there--I can get a tram home" She
wondered what he would think OF
the locality In which she lived; her
eyes searched his face In an agony
Of doubt.
"stop at the corner Of Grey's Inn
Road" he said briefly: he got In be-
side her.
II don't think you realize what =
very pleasant afternoon you have
given me-" Talientyre said present
w. His voice was quite grave; his
eyes looked serious enough when
she raised her own 10 them In sud
den disbelief.
She was so sure that he could
not be speaking seriously. Tive
enjoyed 1t too" she said stammcr.
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WHEN A WOMAN TELLS
By start
CHAPTER XVI RECEIVE AN ODD MESSAGE

When At length. In the darkness
crept to my room after my strange
meeting with John Amcs. my eyes
were wet with tears and something
was clutching At my heart
II had been a big adventure for
me. this dipping into the love affair
Of another man and another woman.
II had shaken me.
! had never spoken 10 John Ames
before. He had seemed no detached.
80 little part OF the household. ]
had come to feel that perhaps he
was tired of matrimony. a little bit
disseminated, but willing 10 let things
shift along. with bis wife leaning on
another man for affection.
Thus finding him broken and with
that flimsy intimate garment Of his
wifc's crushed In his hands, startled
me.
And his words, as I remembered
them. just before ! slipped away to
my room, thrilled me strangely and
disturbingly.
81 knew II was you-and I'm not
sorry you were there" he said. and
then added slowly. Il wish" but
he didn't finish It
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Ing. Il thank yeu ever
no much for taking me"
She divcd suddenly into . pocket:
she produced the SILK handkerchief
which he had lent her that day In
tho office; she had washed and
ironed IL carefully. and wrapped Il
up In . piece Of tissue paper.
ITS your handkerchief she en-
planned. reading the mystification In
his face. He took II at once
Il had forgotten Il: thank you.
You should not have troubled about
!. :" He put II away In his
breast pocket.
The cab stopped punctiliously At
the corner OF Grey's Inn Road: Jill
stifled a sigh ~ she got out: the
neighborhood seemed more deprcss-
ing than ever. she thought wistfully.
TalIentyre. watching her. saw the
little involuntary shudder that shook
her.
II shan SEQ you asnin--soon.- he
said; he held out his hand Jill was
forced to give him the one In the
holcy glove; she could only trust to
luck that he would not notice IL.
Thank you so much for taking
me-" she stammcred again: she real
ly was grateful: words seemed bald
things In which to express how
grateful
"Oh. not at an said Tallentyre.
II think that Is your tram"
He waited till he had seen her
safely across the muddy road--till
her slim shabbiness had been swal
lowed up In tho waiting queue OF
shabby people. then he got back into
the taxi and told the man to drive
him to tho Adeiphi.
He glanced from the window a.
tho taxi started: Jill was climbing
on to tho top OF tho tram In the
rain: he supposed II was full inside.
Poor little devil" he said laconi.
cally. and felt for his cigaret case
once more.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
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Sprinkle Blow. Is the mountain
made Of cake ana Is the white stun
frestinE' Daddy always told W II
wAs -"
..1shhh- whispered Sprinkle. Blow.
That was my little joke. Your
daddy was right But that's frost.
isn't u. even II Il isn't frosting. and
II I'm not mistaken, by tho time .
certain woodchuck gentleman gets
to II he'll be more than satisfied to
find out the truth. We shall see
what we shall see. Are you ready
to start? Are your Green Shoes In
pretty good shape7"
They were.s and 20 was Mr..
Sprinkle Blows umbrella which he
mounted at once. just as you ride
a broom handle on YOUR travels.
For. aitho wally Ia fat he Is fast,
also.
ITO BE Continued
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