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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-02-02
MONTANA TEAM TO
PLAY GAMES HERE
FASTEST TEAM OF NORTHWEST
MEETING IDAHO FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY NIGHTS.

Coach David McMillan's University
of Idaho basketball quintet will face
one of it's most formidable opponents
of the 1920 season when the fast
Montana team coached by Bennie
Bierman, former Minnesota star, ap-
pears in the Idaho gymnasium Friday
and Saturday evenings.
Montana handed two decisive drub-
bings to the Whitman Missionaries,
1920 conference champions, and also
won handily from the Montana State
college five. Larkin, Bruin for
ward, and Sullivan, an aggressive,
speedy guard, are said to >be showing
form so sensational as to make them
serious contenders for the 1921 all
northwest quintet.
Ward Wyman of Boise, sopho-
more, may be given an opportunity to
display his wares in the Montana
games. Wyman has impressed Coach
Macmillan with his fighting qualities
and his ability to shoot baskets. He
may be started either at forward or
at running guard.
If Wyman is unable to win a posi-
ton as regular, it is thought prob
able that Coach Macmillan will use
the combination that proved effective
against Whitman, starting Captain
Hunter and Rich Fox as guards, Bill
Carder at center, and Les Moe and
Alex Fox at forward positions.
Norman Moss of w. S. C. will
referee both of the games to be
played
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-02-02
JANUARY PRECIPITATION
GREATEST IN MANY YEARS

With 1896 inches of precipitation
including IT'S inches of snow fall re-
duced to it's water contents, i.75
inches, January set a new record for
dampness, according to the report of
Professor F. L. Burkhart, weather
observer at the University Of Idaho,
The average precipitation for Janu-
ary since the weather bureau was
established, 29 years ago, is 2.S2 in
ches, making the precipitation for
January, 1921, 1.13 inches above
normal. The mean maximum tenn
perature was 35.7 degrees and the
mean minimum was 24.2. The lowest
temperature was above zero on
January 10, which was the coldest of
the winter. There were but six
wholly clear days during the month
and seven that were partially clear,
while 18 were wholly cloudy. The
nearest to this January's record for
precipitation in many years was in
1918 when the total for the month
was 1921 inches.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-02-02

to town and these spend 8 weeks
in propaganda work and are follow
ed up by the manager who does the
real organizing and puts life into the
community and gets it started on the
highway to success. Whatever else
the plan lacks it is certain to provide
employment for the three advance
men and the organizer, and that is
something, in these times of unem-
ployment
The milk ordinance committee was
requested to meet with the city coun-
Gil at it's regular monthly meeting
next Monday night and the electric
light committee will meet with Chair
man Heckathorn at his office in the
First National Bank at o'clock
Thursday afternoon for the purpose
of preparing is report to take before
the council at it's next meeting.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-02-02

Continued on page two)
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-02-02
Constantine Opposes Negotiations.

Athens-By A. P)-Direct nego-
tiations for settlement of the near
eastern problems between the Greeks
and Turkish Nationalists is imposs-
ible, said King Constantine, today.
He will not oppose conversations be-
tween Greek representative and
delegates from the Sultan's govern
ment if dictated in the interest of
Greece.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-02-02
Kidnappers Get The Limit.

Los Angeles-(By A. P.)-Arthur
w. and Floyd L. Carr, cousins, con-
fessed kidnappers of Mrs. Gladys
Withersell, were today sentenced to
from 10 years to life Imprisonment
at San Quentin, the maximum PEN
atty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-06
''avR'T"f

Ohledne zavrenf kancelare
krest'. socialni strany v Brati-
slave DIR. BeneS behem dvou
'dna da odpoved' Take slibil i
objektivni predominant zaka-
zu mad arskych listd.
"Szabadszag' V Kosicich O.
znamuje z Bratislavy, re mi
nistr pro Slovensko zabral stat
ky rabske kapituly Ma Sloven-
sku. Spravou techto statkd
bude poverena dstredni matt
ice cirkevnich statkd na Slo-
Ivensku.
"Kassai Ujsag' V KoSicich V
Gvodniku Sc test, re DIR. Benes
konstatoval, re mad 'arsti no.
vackove narukovali bezvadne.
z toho jest videt, re zpravy 0 IL
loyalite Mad'ard ma Slovensku
jsou jenom bajky. Ceskoslo-
venska republika skvele slozi-
la zkouSku O sve sile a vnitr-
MIN pofadku. Ma to muze byt
DIR. Benes hrdy. Nutno jest
vSak poukazati, re vlada sc
mohla pfesvedcit, re Mad ar.
necfti nenavisti a nevernosti z
to musi byti odcineno. K to.
mu vsak nestaci uznani drs
Benese. Mad'aTi zadaji skut
ku a sice splneni vsech oprav.
nenych pozadavku.
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bovacnosti podryva a kali my
sli svymi nezasvecenymi nazo-
ry, nybrz take duveru We sv6
vykonne organy nejvysSi moci
statni, ktere u mas spoclvaji ma
nejsirSich demokratickych "a
kladech.
"Hirado" v Bratislave O.
znamuje, re posi-. DIR. Lelley
dne 8. listopadu navStivil min,
predsedu DIR. Benese, ably "a
kroCil We prospech zatcenych
a internovanych Mad'aru q
stezoval 81, re kancelar brati-
slavske krest' socialni strany
byla zavfena. Professional dale
proti zastaveni mad arskych
listd. Rozprava trvala pres
dve hodiny. POSI-. Lelley pouka-
zal, re toto opatfenf je prot
|statu take ma DOZEN, Jaky
tyto budily zpravy Mad ard ma
Slovensku. KoneGne Sc vyslo
vii, re vsichni mad'arsti po
slanci ruci "a to, re zatceny {
internovany V pripade okamzi
teho propuSteni nedopusti 81
zadneho trestniho cinu. Min
predseda DIR. BeneS prohlasil, II
ami sam neuznava opravn6
most preventivnfho zatGeni ;
re Sc postara to, aby celia Ia
to zalezitost byla vysetfena
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"Vse to obtize jeste zvysuje,
pane,' namital pan Blackwood
S usmevem.
"Musf tax ale byti,e odtusil
Enrol. "A mimochodem: jest
vam neco blizsiho znamo o ST.
ru Lesterovi?'
"Nemnoho, pane Revele, mi
mo to CO celemu svetu jest zna-
mo: jest zenat-"
(PokracOVanf.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-06
V PONDELf 5. PROSINCE '21
o GEM, Sc v CESKOSLO-
VENSkU PfSE..

Gas Vidi hlavni vyznam
cesko-polsk6 dohody V tom, &c
ie j konstatovan dobry, pratel-
8ky pomer polskeho a cesko-
slovensk6ho statu, Jiz tato o
kolnost je dosti vyznamna, ably
vzbudila pozornost celem sve
te, nebot' ie neklamnym duka-
zem konsolidace We stTedni EV-
rope mirove politiky obou
statu. Polsko-ceska dohoda ie
novym clankem onoho dsili,
kter6 tvurce naseho statu pre-
siGent Nasaryk od samfho "a
catku valky vynakla4. ably
ma mistd zhrouceneho TX. L.
hersba yyrostl novy sttdoev-
ropsky pohticky system halych
narodu Smlouva odsunuie
vsechny theorie streGni Ev-
rope jako zbalkanisoTan6 o.
blasti do Use baji.
Venkov" poiednava o ce-
sho-polskem sblizeni, ze nase
Repub!ika mas lid radostne
pozdravuje tento prvy oprav-
dovy krok Ike sblizeni obou
sousedicich slovanSkych naro-
du. Oba zajiste mohou Evro-
pc lidstyu prospect mnohym
pocinem a prikladem, pocho-
pill svui ukol. Tento prvni
krok bohda znamena konec
chviikoveho rozjitreni nekli-
du, n6jz 81 zurna listika IL
skala zasluhu zachovayajic re-
seryu U v6domi, re musime do
speti k dorozum6ni obou sta
III. u druhe srany patfi dnes
nejvetsi zasluha, kterou vdeC-
ne ocenl vsecka vefeinost,
sympatick6mu rediteli polskd
zahranicni politiky, ktery talk
aychle vyresil otazku na pohred
nemalo te2kou a i chvilllore
neVd6cnou. Ale tn Sc praye -
eyedcllo, co znamena, podya-
jill diva soupefi muzne 81 do
oci otevrou 81 ledvi a srdce.
Dny a tydny, jez ztravil pan
Sklrmunt We spolecnG praci 5
maslm presidentem a zahranic-
MIN ministrem nezustaly bez
OVoce p0znani a sblizeni. Pro
to le pochopitelna vrela citova
dinje sob0tnich projevu obou
statnlk1.
"Reforma" pravi, re nemohlo
byti duraznei8i odpoVedi na
prohlaseni mad arske mobi-
lisace, NEIL mas novy svazel
pratelskI Polskem. Smlouvou
tesko-potskou jest dokumen,
toV@ IA soliderita obou repub
lik a jednota podpora o
tazk@ch, jez Sc 6eskeho pol.
sk6ho statu primo dotykaii
Navzaiem zajistena Jest neutre
lita ve v6cech, lichz Sc zajen
statu primo nedotYka.
Prayer Presse' povazujt
cesko-polskou srplouvu IA veil
Ky kroA, nebot az do poSleda
DOLBY poeitali vsichni neprste
1e mlrovych sn1luv Sc sporen
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x Ma otcovskenl statku., X
Roman z anglickeho.

Umlkl ma chvili pax pravil
skoro nahle:
"Znate panstvi kings's Rest
v Dorsetshiru?"
80, ano, pane yelmi dobfe.
Presto ma vedlejSi linii rodiny
- asi pred deseti Jety. Sir
Lester de Malpas jest nyni
vlastnikem.'
"Pravda; vsak panstvi me-
10 prejiti V prime liniji - to
jest ma mne - Errola Caerly-
ona."
Pan Blackwood ponekud po-
zvednul zraky sve = jinak Sc
nevyslevil.
Bylt' zvykiym slychati nej-
rdznejsi ptekvappjiQi tvrzeni
naroky.
"Cinite tedy naroky ma o.
men majetek, pane?" pravil.
"Mohu-li sehnati dukazy o
snatku meho otce, ano," odVe-
Til Errol Caerlyon.
Klidne pax vylicil panu Black
woodovi celou svoj minulost,
navynechav Riceho, krone toho
re Sc neminil zpusobu, jakym
nabyl prostredkd potrebnych
ku domahani Sc svych pray.
"Vyzadovalo to vsech tech
dlouhych let," pravil. "abych
81 pomohl k penezdm. - Byl
jsem V zlatych polich; V de-
mantovych polich V Ameriky
konecne prichazim z jizni A
friky. Jsem bohat - zadn6
vydani nepotrebuje mne zdr-
zovati od vytknuteho cile."
Po n6kolik okamziku detek-
tiv tu sedel mlcky, zabran jsa
patrne We sve myslenky.
Konecne vzhlednul do vyse a
nahnul sc ponekud V pred.
"Rekl jsem YAM, pane Caer-
lyone," pravil, re Sc svymi xii
enty vzdy jednam zjevne. Pro
minete mi tedy budu-li k vam IL
primnym. Muslin vam rici, &c
vam nemohu jinak raditi ne2
abyste podrzel nesmirne bo-
hatstvi,, jehoz jste Sc domohl d
abyste je nevyhazoval ma ne.
patrnou vyhlidku ziskati pan.
stVl, ,iez, jak vam mohu rici
jiz jest castecne zadluzene."
Caerlyon Sc zardel, zachmu
I'll pax sc slabe usmal.
MAN "a to-" pravil klidne
"ze nemohu ma vas zadati, a
byste rozumel mym pocitum
jez mne ovladaji pokud sc ty
ce panstvi po staletl mym pree
kun nalezejiciho. - Panstv
Kings Rest sebe zadluzeneiS
bylo by mi milejsf nez milior
dollaro, jichz jsem vlastnin
pricinenim ziskal."
Pan Blackwood sc usmal ;
pokrcil ramenoma.
vim, pane. re lide slechtic
keho puvodu caste takto mysli
ia pro gou VlaStni osobu pr
! kladanl vetsl cenu ton1u, co clio
vek sam vyzlskal; nesmi vsal
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byti zapominano, ze nepocha-
zim rodiny slechticke. A pax
pfirozene jste take ochoten o.
obetovati vse, abyste dokazal
zakonitost sveho prichodu ma
svet. Muslin vam ale povedeti,
re vase vyhlidky jsou pranepa-
trn6, nebude-li mono vystopo-
vati papiry, o nichz jste mluvil.
A mel-li papfry ony sir Lester,
jak tvrdite, jest pravdepodob-
no, re je jiz davno znicil. Ne
muzete mi dati sebe menSi po-
kyn vZhledem k tomu, kde bych
S hledanim mohl zapociti?"
"Nemohu. Kdyz jsem byl po-
sledne V ndoll Sacramento hle-
dal jsenn lidlgs kteri znali meho
otce a matkus v dobe, kdy oni
tam zili - ale nadarmo. Osada
byla postizena povodni a vSi-
chni zahynuli krone dvou; ii
odesli, nikdo nevi kan. Ozna-
moval jsem mnoha casopisech
odnikud mne ale nedoSla zadna
ozvena.
"Dobre tedy, pane; jak jsem
vam jiz rekl, ,sucinim vse moz-
me, nemohu YAM ale dati zad-
nou nadeji a patrani muze W.
zadovati vydani do desetitisi-
Gu
"Ano, vim to a nedbam to-
no." odvetil Enrol pevne. "Po-
dari-li sc vam dostati Sc Ma sto-
pu, bohat6 Sc yam odmenim
mimo zaplaceni vsech utrat.-
Nebudete litovati jedineho kro-
ku ucin6neho V me zalezitosti.'
"Bud'te uiisten, re ucinim
vse NOME odtusil pan Black
wood velkou opravdovosti.-
"Nyni 81 jen poznamenam vSe-
licos - jmena atd. a vaSi adre-
su, pane
| Caerlyon podal mu navstl-
Ivenku ma nlz bylo tiSteno jme-
no: Gwen Revel" a pod nez
napsal slova: Hotel Metropo-
lie.
'To jest me jmeno,'" pravil,
"a zdrzuji sc V hotelu Metro
pole Dam vam hned eek ma
! jiSty obnos a chcete-li referen-
ce, Haste Sc ma vyslance anne
rickeho neb brazilskeho.'
20 pane Revele - odpust te,
jestit' vzdy nejlepe oslovovati
| kllenty Jmenem, Jehoz uzlvaJl
- toho neni zapotrebl.'
| Povstal, kdyz sc Caerlyon
| zvednul "a sveho sedadla.
"Nuze, prozatim S bohem, .
| pravil mlady muz, kdyz byl de-
ltektivu dal eek. ''Zapocnete
praci hned. Pamatujte vsak,
| re nesmite uvefejniti zadne o.
namky, V nichz by Sc cinila
zminka jmenu meho otce neb
me matky. Nechci ably sir Le-
!, ster mel sebe mensi tuSeni,, ze
leste jsem ma zivu. Vzhledem
\ nsmu nam plany. ( v1li ,1ir75
; mi Jest Zalezeno IA tom, ably
ma totoznost zastala tajnou.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-06

KdNdll HlIlO1IO Ou CeShO-pOlSkG-
ho nedorozum6ni. Energicka
Ipodpora, kterou Polsko posky-
Ito Male Dohod6 byla pro hab-
sburskou reakci velikym zkla-
manim. NynejSi smlouva me-
Iii Prahou a VarSavou dokazu-
|ie, re tehdy neSlo o pouhou e.
pisodu, nybrz o trvale zlepseni
Ivzajemnych pomeru obou sta
til. Polsko a Ceskoslovensko
lse musely hledati jako pTatel6
Iiakmile dosahly svobody. Obe
republiky povstaly mirovymi
smlouvami, pro n6z prolili krev
svou pfislusnfci polskeho i ce-
Iskoslovenskeho naroda.
Bohemia" konstatuje, re
name po podepsani cesko-pol-
ske smlouvy noveho pritele,
tTeba re to jeSte neni spoje-
nee. Ceskoslovensko pIjde cd
nyneiska ruku ruce Pol
skem, coz bylo take naznaGe-
no iak V feci dra Benese, tax
V feci ministra Skirmunta.
Smlouvou cesko-polskou Wy.
jasnen je take pomer k Meme.
cku, coz jest pri nynejsim sta.
vu rozdeleni Hor. Slezska vel
mi dulezite, zvlaSte kdyz ceskJ
Izastupce bude zasedati no
Ispodafske komisi hornoslez
Iske.
V "Casu" DIR. Josef Fischer
lsoudi, re nova umirnena tax
Itika, hlasana V komunistick,
strane drem Smeralem a posi-
| kreibichem, zasluhuje zvySe
Inc bdelosti. DneSni taktiki
Ikomunistu - je-li V nj arc
i dosti silly, ably oportunismus 81
neStal programem - je nebez
IpeCn6jSi, nez-li stale odTlkava
mi zav6recnych pozadavku. A
lie duraznym mementem vsem
! ktefi V6ri, re svet Sc dal def
Initivn6 ma pravo, pokrokovyn
| lidem, ktefi nechteji, ably so
cialni spory Sc resili obGanskol
ivalkou.
Czech oznamuje, re pr
lpond6lni navst6v6 zurnalista |
polsk6ho ministra Skirmunts
odevzdal kanovnik DIR. IIanus
Iministrovi prtpis "Csl, komit6
tn pro p6stovani styhu 5 kato
lickou cizinou" nemz "kato
| lici teskoslovenSti sbratreni
lnarodem polskym nejen kryi ;
ijazykem sovanskym, ale j vel
Ikou ideou cirkVe katolick6
:, doufaji V dzky pfatelsky styl
S bratskym narodem polskym
jeho6 charakteristikou je kato
/ lictvi. Doba naSe, kdy Slovan
stvo ozdravilo samostatnos
: Isvoii We stredni Europe, zadi
/ nalehave nejuzSich pratel
: skych styku narodu slovan
skFch, zvlast6 kdyz tolik poci
lt'ujeme tlak sousedu, nepfeji
cich mySl6nce sblizeni a posi-
: leni Slovanstva." :" Proto obrac
: sc pfipis ma ministra prosbol
: ably Sc zdarem pracoval pr,
: lsp0jeni bratrskych narodu ,po
5 skeho cesk6ho a zdifrazhuje
: re budeme yd6cni ia kazdol
radu a pokyn, jejz nam Vas
Excellence naznaGi pro styl
katoliku ceskoslovenskych S re
| presentanty katollku polske nj
,lrodnosti.'
mas Sever" Y Usti n. l.. pr
: Inasi tlanek mem. komunist. pc
, Stance Kreibicha o nemeckycl
komunistech d Csl. republice
v nemz vyslovuje, re politik,
5 nemeckych komunistu v CsI
: republice spociVa ma uznan
hranic tohoto statu, ma prizan
: Sc k tomuto statu, pokud j
stat 1zemnim pojmem, protoz
/ kdyby V Nemecku zviteziI
proletafska reyoluce, muz
, Nemecko ziti bez uzemi Gee
! Nemci obyVanych, ale odtrze
: nj techto nzemi zapietlo by pr
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13
BOWMAN--WHITEVILLE

We are having some pretty westh CT at this writing. Mrs. James O'Neil left Sunday January 1st for an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. Stella De witt in Texas. Charley Greenwood and Ralpi Hoover left for Pine Bluff Monday where they will resume their work at the Heading Factory after spend ing the holidays with relatives and friends here.
 A. Greenwood gave q log rolling Friday and party Saturday even ing. Everybody had good time.
 Rev. J. A. Preston had his church membership moved from Mt. Zion to the Pleasant Ridge church last Sat nrday.
 A splendid singing was had at Red Town on Tuesday and Friday even ings and also at Mt. Zion Sunday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Willie Woodell and children of Dierks spent the holidays the guests of J. C. Woodell and Mrs. Mamie Parker.
 Miss Lillie Bridges, who closed her school at Lehigh on the 23rd is now teaching at Double Wells in Jeffer- son county.
 Roy Bridges and aunt, Mrs. Seal lion Of Pine Bluff visited R. E. Bridges and family last week,
 Quite a crowd attended the Sun day afternoon singing.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Ratcliff have moved into their new home.
 Little J. H. Bridges who had the to have his leg broken sometime ago is now able to sit up.
 The little son of MT. and Mrs. Noah Peek had his leg broken Sun day morning.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13
BIG FIGHT IN KANSAS TO BEAT NON-PARTISAkS American Defense League Has Or ganized to Combat North Dakota
 
League.

Salina, Kan, Jan. 1.-The Ameri- can Defense League of Kansas open ed headquarters here today and will start campaign of education throughout Kansas to combat the spread of doctrine of the non-Para- san league.
 The defense league plans to carry the fight into every county in the state and has divided it into dis tricts to caery on the campaign more efficiently. Literature is being pre- pared and speakers bureaus are be- ing organized.
 The Townley organization asserts that it wll! not leave the state until after it has been thoroughly covered by It's workers. The Non-Partisan are planning to capture the next legislature,
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13
PROMINENT INSURANCE MAN FOUND DEAD IN KANSAS
 CITY
Theory of Police is He Was Killed
 By Burglar Whom He Surprised

Kansas City, Jan. 8.-Thc body of o. v. Dodge. vice president of the Midland Life Insurance Co.,. was found early today at the York CoWn- try Club Home.
 Within a few feet of the dead mans hand was revolver. contain ing one empty shell. Another revol- yer indentified as belonging to Dodge was found ten feet away with the chambers full.
 A ladder by an open window led the police to believe that Dodge saw a prowler attempting to enter and had slipped out doors to prevent the intruder from gaining an entrance. The theory is that the prowief was surprised and fired once. When he
 saw that he had killed Dodge he threw the gun down beside his vic tim in an attempt to build up sui- eide theory.
 A neighbor told the police that he
 saw man leave the premises in aH
 automobile.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13
STAVES
tTo Late For Last Weel

tTo Late For Last Week.}
 NIT. and Mrs. o. P. Taylor were Rison visitors Sunday.
 Walter Billings son of MT. and Mrs J. ". Fittings died Tt his home eri, eer ; Friday morning having been i'll for sometime with pneumonia
 MT. and Mrs. Iru Hudson visited Mir. Hudson's grandmother, Mrs Taylor Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bert England and ia. mliy visited friends in Rison Sunday
 Ralph Cochran returned to Pine Bluff after spending the holidays with his parents, MT. and Mrs. " M. Cochran.
 Mrs. Marry Cummings was tho guest of MT. and Mrs. J. R. McLen don Sunday.
 MT. Mute Green from Pine Bluff spent Christmas with his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. J, Green. Mrs. Clark is i'll at the home of he, daughter, Mrs. T. ]. Wilson Mir. and Mrs. W. T. Wilscn enter 1 tained the young people Saturday evening with music. MT. and Mrs. Johnnie Flynn en tertained quite a number of th' young people Friday evening,
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13
HOWELL

There are quite q few pupils Yet unable to return to school on account of chicken pox.
 The eighteen months old child ot Mir. and Mrs. Hyder Spakes of Pine Bluff was hurried at the Center bury. ing ground Thursday.
 Roy Chambers of Glendale was the guest of Charles Whitehead Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. Dr. Scales of Pine Bluff was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F.. Pierce Tuesday.
 Jasper Miller made business triI to Pine Bluff this week. Plans are being made to soon have an up to date barber shop, with Hol lis Reed proprietor. NJ. T. Sipes was business visito, to Pine Bluff this week.
 Mrs. Jess Boyd of Bonneville visit ed her mother, Mrs E. Pierce Tues day.
 John Coats has moved and thu young people have the promise O an entertainment soon. Little Miss Matte Coats was i'll twt days this week. Plans are almost completed for tn ] best program ever given at Center Some of the parts have been assigne
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13
All Over Cleveland County
HOWELL

(To Late For Last Week.)
 School opened Monday the 27th after vacation of a few days.
 MT. Jim Ritchie of England spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. White head and returned to his home Mon day.
 Miss Faye Whitehead opened her school at Glendale Tuesday the 18th.
 A party of young people from Powell accompanied by a number of young ladies from Caler were de- hghtfully entertained at the home of Mrs. Chambers at Glendale on last Tuesday night.
 Bro. Jacob filled his regular ap- pointment the 3rd Sunday at Center.
 MT. Carl Reed has moved away ! from this community. Mr. ]. C. Whitehead Sf., made 2 business trip to Pine Bluff this week 1 Mr. E. Pierce was abusiness vistor to Pine Bluff this week.
 Mrs. Green, who has been i'll at Aer home here for sometime died Monday and was buried at Center burying ground. She leaves hus- band and two children.
 Misses Ophie Kesterson, Grace and Frankie Patten were the guests 1 of MT. and Mrs. Geo. Kesterson on ! Thursday and Friday.
 The infant child of MT. and Mrs. Henry Kemp was buried Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. Jeff Vinson returned to her home here after sn extended visit with her sister in Texas. Mrs. John Covington visited her sis ter, Mrs. Harris at Calmer this week.
 The faithful few who have been in school the last two weeks will soon be rewarded by their teacher in settling the long question.
 The community at large seems to be progressing. The people. ire not scared any more.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lester Barrett have been on the sick list for several days.
 Quite a few school pupils are yet unable 10 be in school on account of chicken pox.
 MT. John Will Whitehead returned to England Tuesday after spending his vacation with his parents here.
 Miss Iris Kesterson entertained at her home Friday night in honor of Misses Kesterson and Patten. Miss Faye Whitehead spent the week end at home.
 MT. and Mrs, Marvin Reed are now occupying their new home, they en- teltained a nmber Of friends Satur- day evening, January 1st.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13
MISSING PUBLISHER
 TURNS UP IN ST. LOUIS.
Kidnapped In Chicago December 27
 and Held for Ransom.

St. Louis, Jan. e.-Jacques Willard, the Iegiess publisher of the New Age, who disappeared from LaSalie hotel in Chicago on December ?, arrived in St Louis this morning.
 Willard verified the theory of the police that he had been kidnapped and held for ransom. according to the Burns Detective Agency there.
 Willard said the kidnappers feared detection ard took him to the lake front, where be was abandoned. His cries attracted the attention of taxicab driver who drove him to the railroad station. He lost S70o in jeweIry and $500 in cash.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13
STOP THAT COUCH It's Menace And Nuisance To Ev.
 erybody

That ugly cough--why don't you do something for it? That little hacking cough-get rid of it.
 No need to have cough. Go to the drug store and get a bottle of Nash's White Pine Compound with Tar and Menthol. This remedy will be highly efficient for all afflictions of the throuat and lungs such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Group and Asthma.
 It is made from famous pre- scription and is strictly harmless if taken according to directions. Con- tains White Pine Bark, wild cherry pine tar, Balm of Gilead buds, spike, nard, blood root, sassasfras bark | chloroform and menthol. A fai, trial will convince you of the merits of this preparation.
 Ask for "Nash's White Pine Com pound,' as highly recommended b, all druggists for children as well a adults. Thirty cents bottle at Cal away's Drug Co.,, Rison, Ark, and b. kingsland Drug Co.,, Kiugsland, ArS Adv.