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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
HNUTf PRO NOVOU NEST
SKOU ADMINISTERED,
Move dodatky k msstsksmu
charteru. Rozhodnuti bude vo-
liSstvu pfedlozeno jiz v lsts.

Ma yaerejsi schdzi City Gu
bu doslo k rozhodnuti, ably IL
vedeno bylo " tilejsi pohyb
hnuti, jehoz 1Gelem jest DAFT
naSemu mestu fiditele a posta-
viii celou dosavadni admin
straci ma jinou, vice obchodni
a TEL lsporn4jsi zakladnu.
Pfedem arci must byti odhlaso-
vana zmsna mestskeffo charte-
I'll a dotyene volby konaly by
SIC hned pocatkem letosniho
leta. Hlavni 1eel noveho hnuti
jest postaveni v Cello uredni-
ctva noveho predstaveneho,
m6stskeho managera, jenz by
spravoval a mel vrchniho do
hledu mad veskerymi urady.
Ma mfste byl by ponechan pa
trne tax dlouho, dokud by Sc
jeho sprawl osvedtovala a ma
jeho jmenovani by nesmsla mi
ii politika te neb one strany
prazadnehe vlivu. Jeho jedi
nym odporuGenfm byl by W.
sledek jeho prace. Akce nami-
fena proti nekterym dobre pla-
cenym synekuram. v kterych
sc Ia mnoho pen9z malo della a
proto. dojde jists k oposici.
Dneani hnuti neni Size -zad-
nou novinkou a zistavalo az
dosud jen pri navrzfch a re-
Gich q teprve zfizenfm st4leho
vyboru nabyva celia akce L.
stfednlho vedeni q u~rcit9jsich
forem. Ma poe&tetnf prace bu-
dou potrebn& penfze vysubskri
bovany dobrovolnymi pffspev-
ky q "a diva tydny zfizena bu-
de v n9ktere budovs hlavni
stan.
DIE SLOW A. r. Hattona. mu-
81 predem doznati cely, pone-
kud zastaraly mastsky charter
velice podstatnych zmen, ze-
jmena upravenl povinnosti a
prav mayorovych, fiditele
m9stskych financi a pod. Akce
jiste Dude vitana a podporova-
ma poplatnictvem, ale nikoli
politikare, jejich GLEN byva
vetSinou dosici n9jakeho poll
tickebo dzabu, kterez prflezi-
tosti budou " padu~prfieti~d do
datki jak nalezi oklesteny a
zm1n4ny. Ia move hnuti posta
villa sc jiz Llga aenskych Volt
Gu. disponuiici zaiiste impo-
santnim poGtem 10000 volicek
a X teto organised fadi Sc iiz
dnes line zenske kluby i OBJ
carak6 korporace.
Vybor. uvad9iici move hnutf
v proud must sehnati petici o.
pattenou 10000 podpisv wolf
Ell. I, i. 10 procent hlasd ode
vzdangch "a poHlednfch voleb
jak pozaduie zakon. Bude-li
hnnti usp3Sno, pax odzvonano
Dude nektervm ufadim vice
,jak zbytecntm. ale dobfe pla-
eenym. potfebujeme Sc zmfniti
ien o inspektoru neanutsovSch
stanka v m9stskych sadech.
kteF "a inspekGni namabu v
tkchto velkoobchodech bral
roan9 n3kolikatisfcovy plat.
Kdo Dude pfistfm mayorem
Clevelandu, Jest dosud v MI
bach. at name kandidatii
hned celou fadu. Jednim z o.
znamovanSch neipoaledn3i-
n dobx lest Emil Robechek. FL
ditel All American League a
raN- 49,
znamt obchodn'k ma Broad
way. Ovsem zodpov6dnost "a
tuto spr&vu r,us{mA sv&sti ma
dnesni Plain Dealer, ktert q
n1m mluvf iako o pffte'i fidi-
te}e mxstske hezpetnosti A. r,
Sprosteho . mnnicipalnfho
soudce F. l.. Stevense.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
KoNCERT WASH PkfHoDY.

way dosuQ nehOstila um6lce
tax vzacneho, jake vcerejsiho
veaera pfi nAdhemem koncer.
tr mladeho rodaka vodnan-
skeho. housloveho virtuosa va.
81 Prihody, ienz v nepom6rne
kratke dobe, abychom obraz-
ne fekli, pres noe, dospel k
mete, ku ktere jest jfti iintm
umelcdm pc dlouhe a hlozit6
cest6. Mlademu Vasovi Primo
dow dali povestne sudicky pTi
ieho zrozenf dar neobvykly,
dar, kterym Sc maloktery smr-
telnik, snad i zadny, nemize
pochlubiti. Jest dnes, kdy to-
prve stoji ma prahu zitf, pra-
wynn zazrakem, iak iej naval
znamt v hudebnich kruzich l.
talsky kritik Passini v Janove.
Koncert byl navstiven velice
slusnym pottem krajand a OBJ
ievivsi Sc mistr uvftan byl sc
sleGnou Aston Doubravskou,
lei Jej doprovazi ma plane, co
nejsrdeGnsji. Mlady mas .vir-
tuos nasadil a "a hlubok9ho IT,
cha ozvaly Sc zvuky skladby
Bedricha Smetany z Domoviny.
Kazdy tab virtuosa sledovan
bvl takfka S .bezduchym "a
imem, phi poslednim tonu "a
hrmel potlesk a mistr. ochotne
bridal dalsf ukazku sveho Ia
zracneho umeni. Druhym ti-
slem byl houslovy koncert cd
Wieniawsk6ho We trech oddi-
lech, nejparadn9jA cfslo a W.
chol tuzeb vsech nadejnych
houslistl. N&sledujfci skladba
Rimski-K orsakova Hymna k
slunci byla pfijata podobne
bouflive jake skladba polska.
X srdci nam promluvil mily
mas host krasnym menuetem
Josefa Suka, komponovanym
M motiv narodni pfsne "Pofad
mi davaji', potlesku pc vyteG-
mem pfednesu nebralo konce a
IpodobnG bylo j phi laSkovne
Humoresee, jejimz komponi-
stou jest jiny mas mistr housli
Kocian, i pc sehrani efektni
Dvorakovy Mazurky.
Poslednf Gislo bylo venovano
dosud nedostizenemu krali
|"Sechl houslisti Paganinimu.
n,sledni skladba jest vrcholem
hry ma housle, jest zkusebnim
kamenem houslove virtuosity,
nebo snad lepe reteno houslo-
We techniky. V pravem 'chro-
matickem priboji meta nepa-
trny dreveny nastroj prave kas
kady soucasnych pasazi pizzi-
ccatoyych a largo, fla4ioleta j
jinych. prikras, take skutetne
posluchat, zasne. Paganini po-
vazovan jest dosud Ia nejvet-
siho houslistu move DOLBY. a6 jiz
iodpoGva skorem sto let. Kom-
ponoval sob9 koncertni tisla
sam a tax obtizna, ze dlouho
bylo v9feno. ze je pc mem nj
kdo vice tax dokonale nese-
hraje; sv9t Sc vSak klamal, ne
bot nikdo neni nenahraditemy
a vzdy Sc naide nadany jedi
nee, jenz dovede pokra6ovati
ma opust9ne koleji. Vykon ma
seho mileho hosta jest tezko
popsati, nedostava Sc ami W.
razi, pfednes jeho must byti
slySan. Skladba Paganiniho
lest snad technickym vyvrcho.
lenlm housloye hry a efektnin
koncertnfm cislem, obdivoval
isme Sc il, ale tax k nasemr
srdci mluviti prece jen nedove'
de jake prosta nase pfscF ,
Menuetu Sukove.
Kdyz mistr mas dohral, ne
lchtelo sc obecenstvu ami odejl
ii a host mas nucen byv stalyn
potleskem vyvolavan pfidati
cele Fade pfedeslych cisel je
gt4 iednu skladbu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29

KUPUJTE dechove nastroie
a bubny u vyrobce j. Sistka.
4248 Broadway. ?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
UPOZORNENf
CT. SPOLKUM

Sokol Havllcek osla-
vi 100-lete ~narozeni-
ny KARLA HAVLl-
CKA
HO v den pred jeho
vyroci, v nedeli, dine
30. rijna. Pratelske
sbory rnistr1l jsou la
skavs zadani, by to-
to wall ma vedorni.
Vybor.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-14
In The paws News

Sir Squire Bancroft who reaches the
age of four score today, was for many
years one OF the foremost actors of the
English stage He is a native of Lond-
on, and began his career sixty years
ago in the provinces He played IN
Dublin and in Liverpool, and won
much applause as an interpreter OF
Shakespeare. His London debut was
made in 1855 at the Prince OF Wales
Thcater He afterward became mana
ger OF that theaters and, together with
his wife, a famous actress OF her day,
made the house one Of the most po.
pular in London In 1880 the Ban
crofts took the Haymarket In the
early nnetes the couple retired from
the stage with a fortune estimated at
considerably over half a million dol.
lars Sir Squire Bancroft has the
distinction of having been the second
English actor to be honored with
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-14
Today Events

Celebration Of independence Day in
Paraguay.
Tenth anniversary of the discovery
of the South Pole by Amundsen
King Christian X. of Denmark today
enters upon the tenth year of his
regin.
The National Union wellknown
fratenal order today celebrates its
40th anniversary.
Today is the 150th anniversary OF
She birth Of Robert owen, the famous
Eng. ish social retormer who founded Il
colony al New Harmony. Ind.
by proclamation Of Gov. stephens
the people Of California will observe
today as Automobile Day" as a mark
OF recognition for this great industry.
Rear Admiral William 5. Sims, u. S.
~, sails from New York today for
England to receive u degree OF doctor
of laws from Cambridge University
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-14
PoWNAL CENTER


4 new covering of white paint is
being applied by William r Blanch-
ard this week to the William J..
Campbell residence.
Daniel f. Proud, the local mail
carrier, has new Chevrolet car,
which he bought Of Roy C. l.ampman
OF the Pownal Center Garage.
Selectman Brownell y. Wilcox
has recently purchased a young,
matched, brown team and complete
new outfit for farm work The weight
OF these horses is twenty-five hun
dred.
Friends will be interested to learn
Of the Birth Of daughter Susan
May, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Harring-
ton OF Bennington, Mrs. Harrington
was formerly Miss Mary Roberts OF
this place
A number Of friends Of Mrs.
Thomas Powers, who were her for
mer neighhors in Pleasant Valley,
surprised her Monday evening, the
occasion beng birthday anniyer-
sary Refreshments We're served and
the guests left a beautiful gift Of
Aowers at their departure.
Mrs. Almon Rathburn and son,
Charles OF Fort Ann, n Y, and Miss
Doris Sumner and brother, Carl
summer, OF Granville. ~ Y, left
here Thursday morning for their re-
spective homes. They were called
here week ago by the death Of their
grandmother the late Mrs. John
Sumner. Mr. Sumner will for the pre-.
sent res dc with another grand
daughter, Mrs Ernest Murray IN
East PoWnal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-14
MOVEMENT CAHFIED TOO Fan
Medical journal Points Out Grave
Danger in the Increasing Craze
fer PsychoauaiysIs.

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-14
The iberlans.

The lberians We're an ancient PEG
pie living at the mouth OF the lberus
(Ebro( river in eastern Spain. Later
the inhabitants OF the entire peninsula
We're called lberians. The term now
is applied to the primitive Neolithc
and bronze-age mea whose remains
and relies are found in ancient graves
and grottoes throughout western ltu-
rope. The race was characterized by
long heads and short stature. The
term Iberia stll Is frequently used
IN reference to Spain and Portugal
especially in literature, the expression
lberan peninsula heing Qaite common.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-14

New Source Of silk.

Discovery has been made Of proc
ess by which the muscular tissue Of
horses and cattle can be converted
into silk~-a use being thus found for
condemned cows ana horses Killed be-
cause Of accident or old age.
The flesh is softened by saturatlng
it in liquid, which separates the
muscle tibers by dissolying the sub
stance that holds them together Then
1t is soaked in another liquid, which
strengthens the hbers and gives them
silky character.
Silk thus obtained can be rubber2ed
and made water proof by soaking 4
for some hours In a bath OF rubber
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-14
TcdaY,n Birthdayo

Hall aine famous novelist and
playwright. born ON the Isle OF Man.
GG years ago today
Alton b. Parker Democratic nomi-
nee for President in 1904, born at
cortland. y. Y. 90 years ago today.
WMlam Hale Thompson, the pre-
sent mayor Of Chicago, born In
Boston. 81 years ago today
Bishop Theodore S Henderson. OF
tho Methodist Episcopal Church, born
lat Nuburn, N t.. SO years ago today.
Ava Adams, former governor Of
Colorado, born I'm Iowa County Wis,
IN years ago today
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-14
DOVE LORE

The dove was considered unlucky 20
Assyrlans.
TO kill mourning dove means loss
Of friends.
Eastern people believe that the
pigeon brings good luck.
Pigeons flying in a ring over a body
OF water give sign of rain.
1t is good luck to have stray
pigeon come to your home.
The cooling Of strange dove In
your window is the sign Ut coming sad
intelligence.
Mourning doves frequenting your
premises are supposed to bring sud
den illness to the family.
Shakespeare, in "Timon Of Athens"
aliudes to the superstition thus !:
"Pluck stout mems pillows from be-
low their heads"
In IndiS pigeons are thought to bring
good luck. They are carefully reared
in houses, which they are believed to
Keep from decay.
Pigeons are trusted as insurers
against fire. The flight of a pigeon
through house is regarded us u kind
~ warning OF conflagratlon
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-14
ona Year Age Today

Comet of the l.eauge OF Nations
met at Rome
Socialist Party Convention in New
York gptltiuned for release Of De0s.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-14
ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN

Queen Wilhelmna Of Netherlands is
not only an expert linguist, but an
expert horsewoman as Well.
Of the TOT successful asplrants wha
passed bar examinations in Boston
recently seven We're women.
Norway has daily newspaper Which
not only treats exclusively yhe actiyi-
lies Of women, but is run entirely by
women,
The London University senate has
appointed Anne Louise Mcllroy to the
University chair Of obstetrics and
eyHaccoiogy az the London school Of
Medicine for Women,
Mrs Charlotte McGtn. who for If
teen years has been Il photographer
has applied for a position as forestry
lookout in the national forests OF Mon.
tam. and her long experience wiz
probably land her tie job.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-14
ron SALE

FOR SALE-Good sized Leonard re-
frigerator in good condition. Apply to
Airs. John Powers 2l9 Washington st.
6t6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-14

Pigeons flying in ring over body
OF water give a sign Of rain.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-14

1t is good luck to have a stray
pigeon come to your home.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-14

The cooling Of strange dove In
your window is the sign VI coming sad
intelligence.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-14

Mourning doves frequenting your
premises are supposed to bring sud
den illness to the family.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-14
Y c, A.R s
The May Sale of White
event featuring summers needs in weabs and house
hold necessities at May White Sale Special Prices
handkerchief in Nav White Sale

Womens fine cambria mstched HANDKERCIESe plain edge Regular
Mems COTTON HANDKERCEFS 4nch
White
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-14

Eastern people believe that the
pigeon brings good luck.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-14
TO RENT

TO RENT Furnished rooms am mod
era conVeuieuces Telephone ilG-R, or
cau after o'clock T. AZ. 80 ll9 Sprine
street 4t6#
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

Egyptian-Embroidered NeclSwear
Very novel and striking is this new colorful
Egyptian embroidery on crisp organdie, fash
ioned into dainty sets
Tuxedo collar and cuffs 295
Peter Pan collar and cuffs 3.95
Vestee and collar 295 and 1856
Main Floor
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
La Vida Corsets
Special AIS

Regularly 6.50to 0.00 Made of flesh color suede
or silk and mercerized broche, in low and
medium top models-trimmcd with lace and rib
bon. Heavy mercerized hose supporters attached.
Third Floor
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
Frocks Of Mems Wear Serge
Monday and Tuesday
1000

Developed in the straight, slim silhouette -
smartly pleated and trimmed with silk braiding.
Colors-navy blue and black. Sizes 81 to A.
Fourth Floor
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
Broadway

Decidedly smart is this swagger sport model, de-
veloped in all wool Palettc, with collar of gennl
beauer. Made with cloth collar underneath, Sc
that fur may be detached whenever desired. Silk
lined and warmly interlined. Colors: tan, natural,
lydcll and rust. Monday and Tuesday at .47.O0
Second Floor
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
Women's Tricotine Suits
Smartly Hand-embroidered
Mond1v md Tueod1v 20 E0

Handsome suits of excellent quality tricotine.
Beautifully hand-tailorcd, and hdn6-emb1odereS in
self-color silk on panels. Lined with brocaded
silk. In navy and black.
Other models in Peco Twill, Piquetnc, Twill
Cord, Poirct Twill, and Mems Wear Serge-in
pewter grey, masilla tan, wren, navy and black.
At $3.50 to 295.00
Fourth Floor
The Little River news., 1921-11-09
POLK COURT ADJOURNS
Twelve Men Given Pen Terms During
 14-Day Session.

Mena, Nov. 6.-The criminal branch of the Polk Circuit Court closed yes terday. It was in session two weeks There were 12 men convicted of fel- onies of whom two have been paroled and four have appealed their cases. The six whom Sheriff Thornton will take to the walls include George Martin, given five years for having possession of liberty bonds stolen from the bank of Vandervoort; liar vey Jones, Jess Nichols and Allen Nichols, members of the "border'' band and sentenced to one year each fer Grand larceny; D. Stockton, one year fer receiving stolen property and Jess Herring, one year for viola. tiCn of liquor laws.
The Little River news., 1921-11-09
Oil Mills ReOrganize
 Change Firm Name

The United Oil Mills was reorg&n- ized last week and will be known in the future as the Temple Cotton Oil Company. The officers of the new company are: T. L. L. Temple, pres ident; l.. D. Gilbert president; T. o. Coleman, sec.treas The direc- tors are: T. l.. L. Temple, L. D. Gil- D. Barlow and H. H. Orton.
 The assets of the company were re- gently sold at trustee sale which the reorganization follows. The Temple Cotton Oil Company. will operate the four mills at Ashdown, Hope, Arka-. delphia and ldabel together with large number of cotton gins
The Little River news., 1921-11-09
MORE OIL IS FAILED
 AT "p0VERTY WELL
Columbia County Test Still Show ing Signs of Making a
 Producer.

Stephens, Nov 4.-Hope that the well known Poverty well" has not been drilled in vain was revived to- day when Lyke Watkins hauled up his bailer and brought out a con- siderable quantity of oil. Watkins bailed the well out and brought up oil with each bailer full of mud and water
 The liner was pulled out late this afternoon. Watkins expects that gas will push the we'll full of mud again tomorrow. He said that the signs are very encouraging and he believes that the well will be producer after all.
 s. s. Hunter, who drilled the orig inal Hunter well, said today that the Poverty well" looks good to him and he predicts that it will come in soon as a producer.
 The we'll now is down 2,160 feet and is 19 feet in the oil sand. This is the Columbia Oil and Gas Com pany's we'll in 11-15-19, Columbia county.
The Little River news., 1921-11-09
COUNTY JUDGE ACCORD
 VETOES DEMONSTRATION
Announces That Salary Claims to Agents Based on Appropriations Would Not Be Allowed.

| County Judge P. M. McCord announ- Icad Tuesday to Canning Club Agent, Miss Gladys Norwood, and also to the
 county clerk that the salary claims for county demonstration the coming wear would not be allowed. Miss Nor
 wood was also notified that she might
 notify the department of his decision. 1The judge discontinued to allow the salary claims in July of the present year cn the grounds of economy. The
 cuoyum court, which met in October
 as an appropriating body, and as rep resentatives of their constituency,
 after hearing the reports made an ap- propriation for the work to go on the coming year. An appropriation was made of $500 for the county agent
 and also a like amount for the can
 ming club agent. While it is conced- ed that the county judge holds in his power to override the will of the quo- rum court with reference to vetoing
 Appropriations, or rather disallowing Claims arising from them, it was not ' 1generally thought that he would do so &in this instance. Miss Norwood, who has to consider plans for the coming
 year, requested that Judge McCord
 6tate whether or not her salary claims &would be allowed were she to remain #on the work. This decision is under @tood to apply to both the county ag- Vents. Judge McCord has made a Mo past actions, but in this he does t}pot make himself clear on his future WRctions.
The Little River news., 1921-11-09
THREE GIRLS ARE
 SHOT IN ACCIDENT
Boy Hunter Had Stopped to Talk to Victims and His Weapon Is
 Discharged

Lonoke, Nov. 5.--As a result of the accidental discharge of a shotgun in the hands of Lem McCrary Jr. late this afternoon, two little girls were injured probably seriously and an other received a slight wound in the jaw.
 The injured are: Mabel Crutcher, aged 12, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. V. Crutcher; Mary Swain, aged 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Swain, and Polly Hamberg, aged 10, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Walter Hamberg.
 All three belong to well-known families The little Swain girls father is a former sheriff and new circuit clerk. The father of the Crutcher girl also is former county assessor and the Hamberg girl is a grand-niece of Ad Hamberg, we'll known Little Rock cotton man.
 The Crutcher and Swain girls were shot in the thigh and stomach, the Crutcher girl being the more seriously injured The little Hamberg girl was wounded in the jaw. All three are eX- pected to receiver although little Miss Crutcher was reported tonight to be in a critical condition.
 The accident occurred about 5:30 o'clock in front of the Crutcher home Young McCrary was returning home from hunting trip, and stopped to talk with the girls. It is not known what caused the gun to discharge.
The Little River news., 1921-11-09

l was unjustly criticised about talk ing the steps I did. It was said that needed or was going to use the money for building bridges that should be spent for county demonstration work We'll just for argument sake, which does build and boost our coun- ty most, good roads and bridges or demonstration work? If I could, say continuously for a sufficient time, l would say that we would set apart such funds as it would take to carry on demonstration to be used for building bridges and good roads all over the county and then put on the demonstration work. Now, will take this opportunity to say something about the purchasing of a new car and good one I think, to be used in road supervision. I bought this car out of the county highway inn provement fund, the seventy per cent of the auto tax that is allotted to the county to be distributed and used in the various road districts of the coun- ty Now, here is my contention that each and every road, district in the county gets it's share for the car through my supervision of the road work, and bridge building, and the Supreme Court will have chance to pass on the legality of the purchase of the car if it becomes necessary.
 Now, if we had more boosters and less knockers I am sure everybody would feel better and the country would be whole lot better off. Yours for better roads and bridges as long as I am on the job. And if I can get the cooperation that I or any other judge or road commissioner should have, we would soon have what we have longed to see, the best system of good roads and bridges in Little River of any county in the state of Arkan- sas. We must have them. And then too, if I can get the cooperation 1 should have we will have our county out of debt and then some, in aFsfew months.
 Respectfully,
 P. M. McCORD
The Little River news., 1921-11-09
PROGRESS IN COLUMBIA
Three Wells Now Are Down Over
 1000 Feet.

Magnolia, Nov 4.-Gantt No. 1, six and one-half miles west of here, is down more than 1000 feet. This we'll is in 14-17-22.
 A new well. the Brown No. 1, was spudded in last week. The drilers reached 75 feet and had to quit on account of lack of water. It is in 10-17-20.
 Hercules, in 29-18-21, has set 1O,- inch casing at about 1,400 feet, and will make a try-out in the shallow sand before going deeper.
 The Russell, in 17-19-19, is expect ed to cause some excitement when the depth of 2,300 feet is reached. It is about 1,6O0 feet now. This well is only a few miles from the Haynes vile field