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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-14
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Yesterday afternoon little Miss Daisy Pearl Newth was hostess to number of young friends. This was Daisy Pearls seventh birthday, and q very unioue occurrence of her birthday he 7th day of the 7th month and ' years old.
 The guests were entertained at the Park and various games were played when the birthday cake was cut. Dor .othy Hines received the dime, Aileen Newth the nickle and James Burns the button Ice cream cones were served by Mrs Hannaberry
 Those enjoying this delightful occa- sion were. Bessie Gentry, Hazel Hines, Dorothy Hines, Winnifred Duke, Billie Cummings. Aileen Newth. Frances Sewth. Pauline Mutt, Helen Blackley fFordyce) Sue Pye, Gertrude Pye, Floyd Gentry, Marguerite Darlington, Rutb Emma Darlington, Gene Martin Virginia Martin, Emma Mae Brown, Apnes Burns. Allie Mae Gentry, Daisy Pearl Newth, Frank King, Woodrow Gentry. Chas Mautz and James Burns
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-14
For Sale.

My farm consisting of 1S8 acfeA . acres in cultivation and all balann . der fence. Three oil wells going 0 within five miles of this farm. uH churches within one and one-half ~ and two school within one ana qua rter miles, two stores within mile, 10 miles from railroad seven room bungalow, good wa'ef barn and tenant house. Easy ' Getting old and want to sell.
 P. T. Phillip 5oe Ono Rosston, Ark, rcuR
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-14

1 Miss Maggie Martin of Emmet re- turned home this morning after short visit with her sister, Mrs. J. 5. Moore. Miss Lois May of Ft Townson Okla. who has been visiting Miss Georgia Marsh, left this morning for visit in Camden.
 Miss Mary Hall who has been con- fined to her bed for the past week with A slight attack of malarial fever is able to be up today.
 
 MT. and Mir. George Chritopher and Dick Christopher, of Prescott were here Monday, motoring to Highland and Nashville-Star of Hope.
 Mrs. Imon Buchanan left for Caddo Gap this morning where she will Join her husband. They will spend several days fishing and hunting.
 
 Miss Fannie Yarberry of Hope pass cd through the city this morning for Deanyville, where she will visit with her uncle, " T. Yarberry
 Mrs. John D. Barlow will go to Pres colt this afternoon fo ra visit to rela- tives and to attend the White-Dav1s wedding which occurs tomorrow eve ning.-Star of Hope.
 
 C R Andrews. better known as Buck editor and owner of the Prescott Picayune accompanied by Will Hayes, drove down yesterday afternoon on business.-Star of Hope.
 Bird Morris and family of BleYlns returned yesterday from visit With Mir Morris parents, MT. and Mrs. Y. H. Morris at Malvern They were ac- companied home by T H. Morris who will visit here few days.
 l.. L. Hornheck and family and Shorty" Promoter left this morning via of auto for Lamesa, Texas. They expect to be gone for two or three weeks. Ira Kizer and Lee Promoter will have charge of he HOrnbeck gar intheir absence.
 Mrs. W. E. Pile left this morning fo rher home in Bay City, Texas. after a months visit with her mother Mrs I. H. Kidding She will visit in Hope, Houston Texas and other points on her return. She was accompanied home by Mrs Arrona Gammage who will visit with her for a few weeks.
 J. A Huskey on the Blevins Pike is a visitor here today. MT. Huskey is having his home remodeled and when completed will be one of the incest residences on the Pike.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-14
DAILY SERMON
(By a Layman)


 .rhe glory of Isreal is departed, for tbe Ark of God is taken. - Samuei 4:22.
 The presence of the Ark was sure token of victory for I said its loss meant loss of power and glory. The glory of the church is not in us creat structures, learned ministry Mas yive organs or Its trained choirs. God never weighs a church ny us numbers or wealth of the membership hut hv the piety of it's worshipers It is no farther to hell from par room than a church house. Gods glory departs when its suesu- ltntes ritualism for spirituality for d. vine power.
 Some church services are so dry you con hear the imps snoring on the root nothing for them to do on the inside Most churches feed their members If forty five minute ritual and fifteen minutes gospel
 When the church awake and sees the worlds need, consecrates for pow a, and volunteers for service, the un- saved will fill her pews. Theron Malone of Rosston is in the city today.
 Mrs l. w. East of Rosston is a visitor here today.
 Chas. Tompkins made business trip te Camden today
 R.N. Cross of serepta Springs is a visitor here today.
 Henry Moore went to Philadelphia today on business.
 
 B. II. Logan made business trip to Texarkana today.
 
 n l.. McRae made a business trip to Washington today.
 Band concert tonight at $ o'clock al the park. Everybody invited.
 
 Mrs. Jack Blakely is Visiting her pa arents in Emmet for short time. c. B. Burke of McNeil spent few hours in the city today on business.
  Mrs. James Lambert returned this morning from a visit in Little Rock.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-14
WIND STORM

Yesterday afternoon the sudden com ing of the dark 1ioud here was the result of q sand and wind storm in Southwest Arkansas. II swept through Texas. and on this way through McCas- kill, breaking there
 It tore down trees and fields of m and some small o''"S The greatest damage was tha, done to the corn crop
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-14
TOMATO cRo'p ABOUT OVER

MT. Watson of P. N w R. R, reports that the last of the week, will finish the tomato crop for this season but with the end of this product, the growers of cantaloupes will bring on this crop. and then will be carloads shipped thsi season from which the farmer will receive a good price to reward him for his labor.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-14

City Marshall Willingham reports that at only three different places has he found mosquitoes of the yellow fever type. The absence of mosqui- toes of any variety is due to the good work of the health officers.
 Miss Selma Herring is spending her vacation visiting in Rochelle La.
 Mrs. A. c. Williams who has been visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs NJ H Baily for several weeks has return ed to her home in Conway She was accompanied home by Elizabeth Cum minps who will visit her for while
 Him stark and wife have returned from visit with relatives in Black. rock. Ark. MT. and Mrs. Stark will move to the Chas. Pye home in the northern part of the city
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-14
STABBED WITH KNIFE

De Witt, July 6.-Jim Inman X
 near Gillette is suffering from seyenl knife wounds said to have been ll flicted Monday night by Ashley Stu] we'll The two men were attending q Independence Day celebration near NJ
 Charles when thy got into an arg, ment which ended with the stsbhil of Inman. A brother of StillweI | Said to have been implicated in th
 fight. The three were ordered to ip| pear before the Grand Jury WhA| convened at De Witt yesterday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE. V
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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-07-14

Fl. c. Burke of Prescott, was busi- ness visitor here yesterday.-Star of Hope.
 Rev. c H. Jackson of Camden pass ed through the city today en route to Mt. Moriah to attend the Presbytery. Will and Benjamin Waller and Rob- ert Young went to Boughton to enjoy the day fishing.
 Rev. H. G. Kennedy of Serepta Springs is among the visitors in our city today
 Mrs, Sam Gee returned this morn ing from a visit with her sister, Mrs. Cannon in Philadelphia.
 Carl porter who has been spending <cveral days with home folks expects 10 leave for Houston Texas one day next week where he expects to receive 1 teeatme for his arm which is giving him a great deal of trouble from an injury received in France.
 Mrs. J. T. Burns who has been work l ing in the dry goods department of the Prescott Mercantile Co, has re signed her place and D. W. Curtis of Crossett has accepted a position with the firm. Mrs Curtis is expected next week and they will make this their 1 future home.
 Tom Shell of Jackson township is a vsitor in our city today.
 P. H. Herring IS confined to his room with slight attack of malaria.
 MT. and Mrs J. NJ. Garland of Elm met were in the city yesterday to at tend the white-Davis wedding.
 Arlis Kennedy of Waldo returned home this morning after visit with his aunt. Mrs. Jewell Kennedy.
 F. Magnes who has been visiting :, C. Lowdermilk returned this morn ng to his home in Oil City. La.
 
 A. B. Finley, sign painter of this city went to Hope yesterday to do the painting for the Big Boswell sale there Miss John Lewis of Alexander Texas returned home this morning after short visit with Mir and Mrs. bio Lewis
 Sam Goutsche of Laneburg is Tn town today attending to business. He reports crops in his section are in fine condition.
 C n. Martindale and son, Douglas of Hugo Okla, arrived in the city to- day. They are the guests Of Mrs Jes- sic Freeman
 Mrs. J. W. Corley of Thornton and Mrs. James Derrick of Pine Biun ar rived this morning for visit with Jet Graham near Boughton.
 
 Mir and Mrs. John Lewis left thls morning for Murfreesboro, and rom thence to Caddo Gap where they VIII spend a months vacation.
 Prosecuting Attorney L. F. Monroe and ex-circut clerk. A C. Baliy oi Washington. Hempstead County were bnsiness visitors here today,
 Mrs. W. K. Buchanan left this morn ne for Caddo Gap where she will 1on her children and Imon Buchanan ana his wife fo ra two weeks outing.
 vouis Suckle went to Hope thlN morning for visit with his aunt MrS' con Stein. He was accompanied pS little Saul Stein who has been visiting here.
 Rev. ]. II. Cummins left this morn ng for Nashville on route to hi.' Springs where he will hold quafteris conference for the Center Point Circuit tomorrow.
 l Clarence Marsh of Morrilton who has been at the home of his parents Dr and Mrs O. Marsh for several days suffering from the effects or u ,,taor hita is m and will return 10
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parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Sage, be- fore their return to their home in Hamburg.
 County Clerk, Algia billiard issued marriage license today to John Stroupe and Miss Clifie Echols both of RosstOn. J. W. Riley of Bengal Okla, was in the city yesterday en route to Okolona for visit with his brother, Joe Riley. Rev. Heineike of Benton was busi- ness visitor hcee today.
 W. A. Fairchild of Rosston is a visitor here today.
 Sheriff Luke Steele and Bob Moore leave tomorrow for Little Rock to make a settlement with the state.
 Eugene Watson and family of Okolc na were in the city for a short time today. He is en route home from visit to his farm north of Emmet.
 Bob Wylie and son. Denman of Elm met are Prescott visitors today.
 Frank Neal of Gurdon is in the city today.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. E. billiard of Ross ton are visitors here today.
 D. J. Bean left this morning for a business trip to Texarkana.
 Miss Edith Tedford of Little Rock is the guest of Mir and Mrs. M. W Greeson and family.
 This morning the tents, chairs and other equipment used by the storm sui fers of Blevins and district were re turned to Red Cross Headquarters. Jim Hazard of Albany township is visitor here today. -0-
 Mrs. Tom F. Dixon of Rosston was in the city today en route for Gurdor for a visit with her brother Judge E F. Haynie.
 Miss Katie Mae Shankle who ha. been visiting Mir and Mrs. Jack Blak ely for few days returned to hei home in Philadelphia this morning.
 w. c. Mutt is spending today in Hope
 
 Mrs. Emond Logan is spending to- day in Hope.
 W. D. Dock a visitor here today from Rosston.
 Rev. J. C. Williams left this morning for Wombe.
 Uncle Buck Phillips of Rosston is in the city today.
 Col. Straughan of Rosston is in the city today on business,
 H. J. (Gould) Wilson left today tc call on the trade In his territory.
 Douglas Brooks of Little Rock, was a business visitor here yesterday.
 Adair Gossett of Little Rock, is visitor in our city fo ra few days.
 Mrs. odessa Cox has returned from n visit to Prescott.-Star of Hope.
 R Seal of Prescott, is registered al the New Capitol today.-Star of Hope Miss Nora Dickson spent the Fourth with Prescott relatives.-Star of Hope Will Kennedy left this morning foI
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Mrs. Rosa Colds and children iA rived in the city this morning tn1 Oklahoma City. Okla, for a visit vi1 her father. ]. w Wingfleld.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
MANY AMHERST FARMERS
AT BLACKSBURG MEETING

Special 10 The Times Dispatchl
AMHERST. VA. Aug. r. y good
repr"San tation Of Amherst County
farmers went to Black sburG 10 at
tend tho Farmers Institute. Those
attending from the county were: DR.
". r. Walker. T.. Sihiaskonsky. q
X. Bib. X. V. Martindalc. g Z.
Thompson. Roland Lea. q. ". Carter.
.. l.. Carter, Mr. Poston. and o. y.
Ross. county agent. The entire party
report pleasant, and profitable "trip.
and were well pleased with the in
stitutc and the V. i. !. in general
The Tobacco Growers Association
is planning an intensive campaign.
beginning on Monday. August Is.
and during the next week meetings
will he held in every section Of the
county. Ten representatives OF the
association will make special trips
through the county To assist the
county agent in holding these meet
ings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
VIRGINIA COURT CLERKS
GATHER AT OCEAN VIEW

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. I2-T.a,e-
ness Of several delegates and some
OF IN" officers OF tn" Virginia court
,,'rNS Association in reaching ocean
view today was the cause OF delay
ihS tn" "p"n.n" session of the an
"uai convention OF tina, organization.
Ihc convention WAS la have had it's
"renine session AT la ~ NJ. but this
Was deferred at L. NJ
There was supper at the Ocean
rev ii"trI to'.iSht. other sessions
VIII b" tomorrow morning and at
i"rn""n y, the closing session. Of
iicerS FOR III" coming year viii b.
named. president. two vicc-prcsi
dents. secretary and treasurer. and
the meeting place for next year may
be chosen.
n. IL Crismonh OF Spotsylvania
county Is president OF the aSsocia
zion. and j. y. Bosanr. Of Pulaski.
secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
PRESIDENT HARAHAN
SPEAKS IN NEWPORT NEWS

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Aur Ia
" j. liarahan. president OF tho Chcs-
ap"akc aud Ohio Railway Company.
pledged the city his supper, in the
development of Hampton Roads at
IN" regular ma"tn; OF III" Chan.hc:
Of Commerce last 'Eht In the Amcri-
can Legion CLUB. NJ voiced the he
lief that ti'c -" st period Il Aus!-
ncS1i depression * hor" and Predicted
that conditions will improve in tho
near future.
The business mon Of Newport Nows
showed their appreciation Of the visit
OF President !.arahan by turning out
in large numbers. And tho able and
carefully prepared address of Mr.
liarahan was Listened to with the
closest attention Mr. iiarahan also
Was Su""t Of honor at Underwater club.
Th" meeting was held under the
auspices Of the Chamber Of Com
mcrcc and was called 10 order by
President q. " Hopkins Secretary
GaSsawny mad" his monthly report.
which showed that the Chamber OF
Commerce had had :: very busy and
profitable experience since the last
meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
DELINQUENT TAX SQUAD
IS At WORK IN NORFOLK
k"vrnur Agents Garner in Tlious
hnds Of Dollars, Visiting Hum
drcds of Firms.

NORFOLK. Va. Aug. l3-Thou-
sands OF dollars have been collected
IN delinquent taNee due IN" United
states by the flying squaaron'' Of
the Internal revenue bureau since
beginning work here Monday morn
ing. several hundred firms have been
visited In that time. and The books
OF man! have been carefully audited
by members OF the squadron
This squadron is experimenting the
work Of the local Office. and checking
up Oh the hnvjiJ problems tina, III.
agents have not had tim" :, consider
Thoroughly. These agents. VINO arc
the picked field men of the Virginia.
West Virginia. Maryland and Dcia-
war. districts. vii remain in Nor
folk until the city has been thorough :
IS conhcd. Norfolk will also be their
headquarters while the squadron Is
working in the surrounding terri
tory. which VIII take in the cities on
Hampton Roads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
PRISONERS CUT WAY OUT
OF SPOTsYLvAN|A JAIL
Saw Through Three Heavy Iron
Gratings and Make Good
Their Escape.
HELD on LIQUOR CHARGE
We're Arrested Recently, Accused OF
Making and Selling Moonshinc.
Asked Other Prisoners to Join In
Getaway, but They Declined.

SPpTSfl.NANiA, VA, Aug l2-E.
j Perkins and W. }. Drew. placed in
The county Jail here on Tuesday last.
charged with distillinr and selling
whisky. and awaiting action OF the
grand jury, made their escape from
the prison about O'Clock this morn
ing
they were confined in one Of the
Jail cells. the door TO which is mad.
81 iron bars three inches vide and
On" inch thick, which wcr" sawed in
tw0 by hacksHws IN the hands Of the
prisoners. Reaching the hallway Of
IN" Jan. they cut through another
h"pr OF Ike max" and reaching tho
outside windows Of The Jail. the inch
ana quarter iron bare were sawed
Asunn"r, letting them out Of the
prison The saving was done with
ha"hsa"s which. in some way. had
ho"n put into the hands Of thy prIs-
oners.
Others Refuse 10 Co
-Four other prisoners were in the
jan. ana they we're asked to join in
"a|inr. but this they refused To do.
making known the escape of the two
men as soon a. the arst person passed
IN" JAN In Tn" morning
some twelve or fifteen prisoners
hay" escaped heretofore from this
Jail. hu; this is tho nrst Instance
In which they have escaped hy cut
ting their way on, through the iron
enclosures. all former escapes havin:
hc"n made hv cutting holes through
the brick walls
Left several saws.
h" escaping prisoners left eight
no" ha"ksaws living ON the ground
under tn" window through which they
'"cap"d and IN" remaining prisoners
s'f mat they carried away several
mat they did not use.
Th" jail is sill open and the In
cHrc"rht"d prisoners ran leave 1T any
'l'ne. " th"y shall cho"s. to do SO.
IN" commemorative attorney livcs
~ ms town. but does not appear
10 have put any guard force in charge
~ tho Jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
DOGS LAND MAN IN JAIL
ON CHARGE OF ARSON
Take Trail at Scene of Fire and Gu
Directly tn Negroes

Especial TO Tn. Times Dispatch
LfNcHBCRG. VA. Aug. H.
Bloodhounhs from Fortunes kennel
her" late Thursday turned up cvi-
h"ncc which led to the arrest of q
nero in pittsylvania County on the
charge OF arson.
The hounds picked up the tran from
the fire. which burned a Storac.
house on tin" farm Of William Hum;
near itttsvill". about forty miles
from here, and went directly to tho
home OF liizcr Anderson color"d
Here Il basket of eggs were idcnti-
fled by Mr.. Hunt "a having been in
the warchous" before the fire
Premises around the fire were guard
ed To keep people off until the arri
val of ne dogs. and no trouble was
experienced by the dogs TO pick IN
the trail
Anderson WAS arrested and lodged
in jail a; Chatham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
HASN'T FELT So
WELL IN YEARS
Full of Strength and Energy.
Tanluc Also Helped Wife,
He Says.

since taking Tanlac I feel better
than hav. in ton years. and can do
more work in TWO hours than could
DO before in two days" was tho
statement made by Il. =. welch. North
Erusscll street, Clifton Forge. Va
wcil-known stationary engineer at the
power plant of the Western Power
Company.
Ten years or more ago com
mcnccd suffering from indigestion.
and UP until | started on Tanlac I
didn't know what II was to feel hun
CRY or eat meal without suffering.
thought at times never would h"
we'll any more, and as time went by
kept getting weaker. I couldn't
keep my engine oiled and polished
bright and shiny as like TO sec ma
chincry look. and sometimes 7 Won
der how I ever managed to hold on
To my job
well. so many people were taking
Tanlac and getting relief that my
wife started taking IL. and it did her
so much good that she got me to try
it. ] have just now finished my sec
ond hottie. but I feel like a new man
already and my stomach is in better
condition than II has been in ten
years. My appetite is good. and what
eat gives me plenty of strength and
energy. My engine is always bright
and we'll oiled now, and when any
thing goes wrong | can straiChten II
out In jiffy. After what Tanlac has
done for me and my wife think I
have mighty good reason for rec
ommcndinE il to Others"
Tanlac is sold in Richmond by the
Tragic Drug Co, and the Grant Drug
Co.. and leading druggists every
where. Observation-Disclosures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
Escaping Death, First
Thought Of Powder Puff

Special To The Times Dispatch
l.fNCiiBCRi. VA. Aug. l2-
William johnson. who hal charge
of the quarters of the l.ynchburS
Boat club. is telling a story which
involves II couple. the man from
LynchburG aud the lady from Bal
timorc. who were canoeing several
nights ago on the James River.
Mr.. johnson heard calls FOR help.
first from one person and then
from two lie turned his boat
around and. by aid Of a iiashlight.
located the couple hanging on to
the overturned canoe. He pulled
the man into tho motor boat FIRST.
and then rescued the lady. whose
first uttcrancc after She found sh"
was safe was: "Oh, I've lost my
powder PUN"
The man seemed more than
overwhelmed with the fact that
ne had "A pair Of lusty lungs which
had gotten him ont OF trouble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
ANTlH0B0 CRUSADE FILLS
HILL CITY SECTIONS JAlLS

LfNCHBrRG. VA. Aug. IL
y crusade Of the railways here and
around i.ynchburg against hohocs
rs iiii:nE the tnils in Lynchburg and
ut Amherst and Rusthurg
Southern Railway agents ono night
recently picked up fourteen. and the
same time tho Norfolk and Western
agents got six from trains in or near
Lynchburg. Practically every freight
train is loadcd with trcspassors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
SUFFOLK'S "MYSTERY JOE"
SENT TO STATE HOSPITAL

SUFFOLK, VA. Aug. -. Mystery
Toe" tho silent man who has been
in Nanacmoud County Jail for some
months. Was sent To WILLIAMSBURG
10 the state hospital yesterday 4
commission of !uracy vas held over
Joe. and tho unfortunate man was
sent to the hospital.
scores OF letters have boon received
here from persons who's" loved ones
were missing. wives who wish TO as
certain the whereabouts OF their
husbands. sisters looking for broth
ers. and fathers and mothers seeking
children. Nothing has been received
"a shed any light on Joe or his pco-
pic. and il is believed ne will remain
"a mystery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
Motor. Curry school IN ou,inr

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Aug. l..
Members OF tho Methodist sunday
school went yesterday on their an
uual outing. which was held THIS
year At Smiths Wharf. on the po;o-
InHc River in King George County.
twenty-five miles from Fredcrlck.s
burg. The trip was made in a large
number OF automobiles and motor
trucks supplied by members and
friends OF the sunday school de-
iishtful day was spent fishing. swim
ming and boating a, this cxccllcn.
beach. one Of the most ENJOYABLE
features OF tho picnic was the stump
tuouS lunch spread from baske,
lunches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
SIdc,,cp. I.o,, wn,I pr,rr,

RIO. w, Mug. Il
colonel James 7. Montague. county
agent for Montgomery. recently
formed cooperative club and
shipped several thousand pounds Of
wool to the Cedar Bluff Wooden Mills
TO DC manufactured into blankets
which is said to be much more adj
Hntagcous than TO accept the pres
ont low price for wool