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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-08
Mar. Listy.

1 vano muchomurkou hliznatou
(amanita palloides), jez jest
znama pod jm6ny death oup',
destroying angel, white anna
nita' anebo deadly amanita'
Rostlinopisci il poznavaii
-snadno, ale prave ty znaky,
ktere vzbuzuii obavy botani-
ku, vyvolavaji chut' u hledate-
: Ii pochoutek. Houba tato je
tax bila, Jako indianska dym-
ka, delikatni voskovite duziny
jest velmi lahodne chuti. u
prostred stelky mezi klobouc-
KEN a zemi jest krouzek, ktery
jest neklamnou znamkou mu-
chomurek. Phi spodu stelky je
kcflikovity vyrustek, cd Gehoz
sc il dostalo jejiho anglickeho
ldoveho pojmenovani.
C. II. Kaufman We sve zpra-
We o houbach V Michiganu
pravi:
"Mou radou vsem zatate6-
'nikum a amaterum jest: Sbi-
rejte a studujte napred mu-
chomurky. Znal isem lidi, kite
ii dlouho sbirali a jedli neko-
hk druhu hub, ale o mucho-
|murkach nevedeli. - Takovi
lide jsou vzdy nebezpeci a
to iedine nasledkem sve sebe-
duvery. Stava Sc to velmi ca
ISto, ze prave takovi lide Sc hou
bami otravi".
Zacatetnici a amateri nell
by Sc fiditi nasledujicimi vse-
obeenymi pravidly:
Hledejte houby ma lukach a
Y oteVrenych pastvinach va
rujte Sc houStin.
Nesbirejte kde jakou hou-
bu, kdyz neni cerstva a tuba.
Narujte Sc hub trpke a od-
porne ehuti. Krone mucho-
naurky muze Sc .kazda houba
ochutnati, kdyz sousto ne
spolkneme.
Varujte Sc hub Sc zelenymi
zebry mlecnatou st t'avou.
Y piskovych dunach rostou
skoro vSechny druhy hub, ale
.Vzhledem k tomu, re zde rosie
tCllk muchomurek, tato mista
lsou pro nezkuSene hubare me
bezpe6na. y
Otrsva houbami neni mali
chernosti muze zpusobiti clo-
veku velike utrpeni. Dr. Q. E.
Flshern, 2 Detroltu, podavaje
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-08
PRO MILOVNlKY HUB.
NeJiepe jest poznati houby
Jedle a jedovate, nezli Sc pu-
slime do "hubareni".

Nyni jsme opet Y sezone
hub objevuji Sc jiz pripady
Q otravach houbami. V pisko-
vych dunach objevily Sc spou-
sty hub jedlych i jedovatych,
rostoucich ma paloucich nj
zinnych houstinach.
Ably Sc taborici tu vyletnici
j obyVatele uvarovali otravy,
lokari V osadach v piskovych
dunach okoli radi, ably lid6
hcpozlvali hub, dokud Sc ne
presvedcili, ze nejsou jedova-
te. Nejlepe jest poraditi Sc Sc
znalci hub, ne2 je pocnete sbi
ratl. Professor botaniky ma
kterekoli uniyersite nebo znal-
ci hub V Lincolnparkske Aka
demii We'd mohou vam fici S
uplnou jistotou, ktere houby
jsou jedle a ktere jedovate.
To jest nejiisteiSi zpusob
pro lidi, kteri Sc chteji sezna-
miti houbami. - Ackoliv Sc
vyklada, re jedovate houby Sc
poznaji die toho, re v Mich
zcerna stribrny peniz nebo
lzice, nebo cibule, kterou by
IL smazeny, zadny z techto
zpusobu neni spolehlivy. Mno-
II mail "a to, ze jedle houby
sc hladce loupaji a jedovat6
ne. Ami to neplati. Ackoli hou-
by rostou vSude po celem sve-
te, neni radno 81 S mimi zahra-
vati, nezname-li je dobfe podle
druhu. o nekterych houbach
mali povolane authority dosud
JlSle p0cnynnOStl.
NejjedovatejSi houby jsou
vSak botanikum iiz dobre zna-
my. Otravy houbami jsou iiz
zn&me 2 dob fimskych star
sich. Manzelka reckeho basni-
ka Euripeda, papez Klement
VII, cisafove Jovian a Caludi-
as, francouzsky kral karel
vi, a rusky car Alexis, jak je
znamo d6jin. sesliase sv6ta o.
travou houbami,-
Nejiedovat6jsi houby rostou
\ plskovych dunach a neivice
tmrti nasledkem otravy hou-
bami okolo jezera jest zayino-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-08
LAClNE VECERE..

BylO po VodopraVnl kOmlSl.
UGastnici komise zasedli V O.
kresnfm dome u nekoneCne
tabule Ike spoleGnemu obedu,
ktery mel n6ktere zvlast' tvrde
zaiemniky obmekciti a k nala-
de smiflivejSi pohnouti. Ho-
Istinsky Charypar poskakoval
cd jednoho hosta ke druhemu,
z opatrnosti daval VSem nezna
mym jemu panum zVucny titui
"pane stavebni RADIO, az Sc
vypomocnym asistentum sebe-
v6domim Sirila prsa a jiskrilo
v cvikru. Az docela ma konci
stolu usedl starSi uz pan, hod-
ne prosedively a olysaly, ktery
byl patrne Sc vsim nespoko-
jen.
pred tim sekantem chran
buh kazdou partial" zatouzil
hostinsky, kdyz starry pan, o.
pravdovsky stavebni rada
johannesburg, nespokojene
zaburacel, kde re ma vidlitku
a nuz. S nejponizenej8i uctivo-
sti prinaSel hostinsky sam sta
remu panovi tyto pomucky k
vyziv6 ma neotlucenem taliri
ylastnoru6ne meme V snehobi-
lem ubrousku zabalene. Boure
Sc ma kratko utisila, ale "a
.chvilku uhodila znova.
proc mne sem strkate pi-
vo", hromoval stavebni rada,
"kdyz jsem jeSte nevideI ami
polevkur'
Vypomocny pikolo odskocil
'leknutim jake kulecnikova
koule V dhlu dopadu radovske-
no hromobiti, zatancoval ma
jedne noZe d'abelskou saraban
du Sc Sesti napenenymi poha-
ry piva zadival Sc beznadej-
ne ma hostinskeho, ktery byl
hned pohotove a S dakladnym
rypnutim pod zebra jei pou-
coNal, kdy ma pivo prinesti.
Toto pokarani posimralo patr-
ne prijemna pana stavebniho
radu, ktery otevrel Ease vse-
cky reistriky, az kdyz dostal
kus hoveziny nejak prilis tru-
pelnaty a zaschly. Chtel maso
na kosti IA vyvratil Ease 2 ko-
rene vsechen ulitany personal
az k otci Charyparovi, ale do
s&hl sveho.
Kdyz Sc jako treti krme po-
davaly rizkv. stala Sc liz podi-
vuhodna vec. Mrknutim Okla di
rigoval hostinsky k stavebni-
mu radovi talir S mimofadnou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-08
Vyhodna vytaSka.

"Tatinku, my ideme Ultra k
zpovedi: vid', ze mi odpu-
sits ?" taze Sc KarlouS.
To musis pekne proSit
pax to hlavni, nikdy vice hre-
sit!"
"Ale idi, tat5nku," odtuSil
hosik. "Vzdyt' my name letos
jeSte vice zpovedi - nae pax
by jich tolik bylo?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-08

zpravu o eetnych pfipadech O.
travy, pravil, re ma cloveka
to cini DOZEN, re sotva ktery
jiny cinitel muze cloveku zpu-
sobiti takovou tryzen".
Kdyz sni clovek muchomdr-
ku, obycejne jest jed jiz dav-
no cinnosti, nezli clovek ma
sobe zpozoruje, re je otraven.
Prvni priznaky Sc objevuji asi
"a osm hodin po najezeni
hub. Smrt pax nasleduje oby-
cejne 8 az 10 dni pozdeji,
kdyz clovek upadne 20 dlou-
hem trapeni v smrtelny spa
mex.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-08

~
kyma, oddanyma ocima ma
krmeneho zyifete ma pTitele
Filousa. 'is
"Pfiteli", pravil We vlastene-t I
ckem rozechveni, so tomto kra
ii Sc maze pravem ffci: zem-
sky raj to ma pohled
Filous ma znameni souhlasu
kyval hlavou kousal Sc pfi
tom nasilne do pyskd, ably me-
ivybuchl v smich.
| Cd toho veGera byl Brum-
mersburg jako vymenen. Jak
padla sesta, sebral Sc plav- /.
lnymi kroky jakoby "a milen-
kou pospichal, kracel v upalu
slunecnim plnou hodinu zapra-
5enou silnici vzhuru k Rousi-
lnovu..
"Pan inzenyr ma solo,, sma-
Fla Sc vzdycky mistni honorace,
kdyz Brummersburg zapadl k
egyptskym hrncum u pana Bar
ltipana.
Ctrnact' dni trvaly t5to or
gle, az .nastal neocekavany ko-
nee. Johannesburg vtrhl jako
ljindy uricen a upachten po L.
navne chGzi do zahrady v no.
lstinci Bartipanove a jako jim
Gy 81 poroucel jidlo a pitt, Bar
ltipan vsak nosil jidla nejak
lvahaveji kdyz mu Brummers
burg kamaradsky poklepal po
zadech pozadal, aby mu tn
malickost spocital, zvaznel ho-
stinsky nejak."
Misto obvyklych triapade-
sati kreiGarI napocital toho.
hrube pres cely zlaty stareho
idobreho cisla.
: Brummersberg otviraI oci do
koran. Rec Sc mu nejak zdy-
lmala krku, ne a ne ven. Ko-
lnecn6 selhavajfcim a chveji-
elm Sc hlasem tazal gse hostin-
lskeho, jak to pride. re ma
lplatit dvakrat tolik, co dosud.
Bartipan Sc zahledel dlouze
do koruny nejvySsi hrusky ma
lzahrade a odpovidal rozpaCi-
lite, ze ie ysecko dvakrat draz-
81.
Gale 0 toliky" kfizoval Sc
Brummersberg.
"Nemohu 81 pomoci'', pokrcil
hostinsky rameny, 'prodelal
bych tady III chalupu, kdy-
bych pocital jen tolik jake dri-
lve!"
Schliply vracel Sc Brummers
burg do sve asistentske komGr-
| ky a dlouho do noci uvazoval,
Ijak je to nome Druhy den
stezoval 81 trpce Filousovi, jak
Sc hostinsky Bartipan zhorsil.
"Co ted" tazal Sc Filousa
malomyslne.
"Inu, budeme zas chodit do
kantiny", t6sil jcj Filous.
To mu vSak nefekl, re obno-
|sem desfti zlatych zalozil II
Baftipana zboznou nadaci ma
Inasyceni hladov6ho kolegy.
kdyz byl tento melioracni fond
|vyGerpan, nemohl ovsem Barti-
pan uctovati polovicni ceny,
nebot' kazdy zert ma konec a
ami od hostinskych nelze zada-
I'll, aby hospodarili die zasad
altruistickych. A tax Sc stale,
re Johannesburg zasedi opet
IA sve vysezene misto v delni-
IchG kantin6, vzpominaje pri
|cerbulatech Sc stiplavou cibulf
ma libovdne vznaseifci Sc V
Rousinove teplych veceri ne
citelneho senkyfe Baftipana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-08

DR.. William Linder jest ma
.celnikem chemickych znalc1 V
odboru vnitrozemskych dani,
kteri rozhoduji, co jest a co
neni alkoholickym. Byl cas-, a
neni tomu davno, kdy nevinna
silvia ma vlasy a vonna kolin-
ska voda nebyly brany v pode-
zrenl; nyni vSak vsechno jest
zkoumano, neni-li v tom alko-
hol a nemohlo-li by to slouziti
"a napoj. .,,s ggsaaa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-08

dostalo jen pc jednom pru-
svitnem kuse masa S dvema
"rohlicky", uncle vykrajeny-
Mi Jeste 2 lonske 1rody bram-
Dor, Sc zfejmou zavisti patrili
na talir rady Brummersburga,
ktery sc na delsf dobu uklid-
nil. Proziravou Slechetnosti ho-
stlnskeho byl patrne odzbrojen
81 dosahl sveho cile.
Jeho reptanf bylo osvedce-
nym prostredkem ke zlepse ri
hubene hostinske stravy, ac pc
Itkaval sc S uspechem jenom
tam, kde no dosud neznali a 2
o5avy pred zaplasenfm jinych,
Iskromnejsfch hosti howell
choutkam jeho rozsireneho "a
ludku.
Pan rada 81 vyzadal pri GER
ne kave jeSte o diva kousky
Ecukru vic a rozvalil Sc po zir-
mem obed6 ma title rakosove
zidi, oddavaie Sc animalnimu
pozitku zazfvani. Mel toho ta-
ke proti ostatnim soustolovni-
KUN slime zapotfebil On byl
opravdu pohosten, kdezto dru-
ii jen sousto lovili, jak po-
smesne yykladal nekdy puvod
slova "soustolovnik".
Venku svitilo drazdive kras-
ne jarni slunicko. Rada Brum-
mersburg byl po dobr6m obe-
de ode davna ctitel prirodnich
kras. Kdyz 81 pc jidle odpoci-
Inul, poroucel Sc a vySel ma
namesti vyhrivat Sc ma slunci.
Svuj starry prozelenaly havelok
svefil otcovsky nejmladSimu a.
sistentovi, ktery tim nebyl val
ne nadsen, pon6vadz Sc musil v
parnem slunci tahnouti $ cizi
Iobludou havelokovou pill hodi-
ny cesty ma. nadrazi.
Sotva "a panem radou zapa-
Oily dyere, rozpTedla Sc o nem
jeho zvycich ziva, kriticka
debata. Pohrdav6 odsoudil jej
mistni okresni hejtman, otec
tfi kyprych slecinek;
''To je konec vsech starych
mladencu. SekVruii cely svet a
shrabuji jen pro sebe a nezna-
me dedice. Ten Sc uz neozeni,
vzdyt' Sc boil, re re sve ra-
dovske gaze sam Sc neuzivi!
Ale pocket, Brummersburgu,
az prijdou opravdu stara leta a
S mimi reuma a suche loupani |!
PAX bude pozde shan6t k staru
nejakou osetrovatelku pro bru-
caveho neduzivce!" !"
Pc okresnim hejtmanovi Sc
prihlasil k slovu rada Filous,
take uz starSi pan, ale ostry a
pronikavy jako gramofonoya
deska. Byl pravy opak neohra-
baneho kalibana Brummersbur
ga, a zivyma ocima vypaloval
primo dry do tela sousedu.
Znal SVEN kolegovi mnoho
historek d jednu z Mich vypra.
vel ucastnikum obeda.
Bylo 20 "a dob ruzoveho il.
ira kariery pana stavebnfho
rady, kdy byl Jeste Spatne pIa~
cenym asistentem. Predstaveni
jej honili ma venkovske komi-
Sc ma zdravy vzduch, ktery pI-
sobil blahodarne ma vrozenou
BrummersburgGvu /chut' k il
dlu. Pri skromnem platu ne-
nohl byti vyberacny a spokojil
Sc proto veceremi jakosti po-
nekud Spatnejsi, jen kdyz
mnozstvi vyvazilo kvalitu. By
L. to cele pletence uzenaGa, Ma
zvanych lidem ma pamatku re-
gulace Regularity, ktere hra-
We spolykal, aniz byl drive ko-
Tist oslintal, jak to velcl plazi,
delavaji.
Filous vymlouval mu pratel-
sky jeho zravosh ale Brum-
mersburgovi vzdycky zvitezil
mocny pud prirody, jenz da-
val prednost proste kuchyni'
pani kantinske pred lepsi, ale
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-08

Ucitel': "Pri potope sveta "a
hynuli vsetci l'udia q zviera-
ta -" ~
Janko: s''I ryby pan uci-
tel'?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-08
Phi l,esede.

Frantisek: "Trocky pravil,
ze jeste mnoho krve potece.
nez prosadf svoje zasady
plany".
Pepa: "To Ia jehol krev po-
teGe?"
Frantisek ALE kdepak, to
tech druhych".
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
Cbancery Hearing This Afternoon.

Tn the habeas corpus proceedings brought before Chancellor Martineau Wednesday. the Chancellor granted temporary injunction against the exc cution and announced hearing at two o'clock this afternoon when he is ex- pected either to make the 1nJuhctioh nermanent or to dismiss the cases. Ihe Ia tter alternative would restore the ne groes to their status before the in1uhc- tion was granted-subject to executioh today. Tn this case, however, It IS cer- toin that attorneys would appeal. One of the attorneys said Wednesday that II necessary the matter would be taken apoin to the United States Supreme Court.
 It is popularly supposed that the So- ciety for the advancement of the col ored People. a Northern organization, is supplying funds for the long and eX- prnsive litigation that has been Wag ed in behalf of the Elaine negroes.
 However. should the chancellor make the injunction permanent and the su- preme court Monday grant the writ or nrohibition. the effect also would he 10 restore the status quo Granting the writ of prohibition would nulify from th beginning any action the ehaneery Court might have taken.
 Attorney General Utley yesterday said that in his opinion the Chancery Court has no jurisdiction and can as sume none. in criminal matters.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
ELAINE RIOTERS
 NOT DIE TODAY
LAWYERS FOR SIX NEGROES SECURE FURTHER DELAY BY
 LEGAL PROCEDURE

With phases of their cases set for hearing in two courts, the six Elaine negro rioters. whose date of execution had been set by Governor McRae for today, will obtain respite until Monday, and probably longer.
 The latest move in the cases was the application for a writ of prohibition filed yesterday by the attorney general with Chief Justice F. A. Mccullough of the Arkansas Supreme Court and set for hearing Monday. Had the writ been allowed yesterday it would have taken jurisdiction immediately from the Pulaski Chancery Court, which has granted a temporary injunction against the execution. and in the absence of other legal bars, the electrocution might have proceeded today.
 In the application for writ of pro hibition yesterday Ebert Goodwin assis- tant attorney general appeared for the state and the negroes were represented by their lawyers, E. A. McHaney, J. H Carmichael and Scipio A. Jones. Chief Justice Mccullough called the other members of the Supreme Court into consultation and Monday was set as the day for hearing the application. Oral argument will be presented be- fore the court at its regular weekly ses- sion.
 In the meantime the pendency of the application before the Supreme Court does not remove the matter from the Chancery Court. The Supreme Court has before it only the application, and has not taken judicial cognizance of the .ap ol $! l! qo!VM uonsenb 9q 's9seo take jurisdiction in the matter.
 eide is whether the Chancery Court can
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
SPECIAL SERVICES FOR MEN

There were special services for men at the Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon and there was a wonderful meeting There had been a good deal of personal work by several of the members and the effect was very fine Eight men. most of them in midlife, made profession of faith and were re ceived into the church-fOur received baptism The revival services are growing in interest and many are think ing very seriously about religion and salvation. The meeting will close Sun day night and all should avail them selves of this opportunity of hearing the gospel in song and by preaching. Preaching this evening at 7:45. This revival bids fair to pass into history as among the greatest even held in Prescott
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10

trocuting the negro June IT, the date of his execution. The court held that it had no jurisdiction and refused to interfere and the notice of appeal was filed
 If the writ of prohibition is granted, Attorney General Utley said. the gov ernor Monday may set new date of execution. A new date of execution will be necessary because the date for merly set will have lapsed by Monday. Although Friday is usually the day of execution of criminals, this is custom established by tradition and not a rule of jaw, and should the writ of prohi- hition be allowed the governor could fix the date of execution on the same day.
 Copies of letters to the governor re- Guesting clemency were received yester- day by the Gazette from a committee appointed by the negro ministerial al- liance of Little Rock and from W. Y. Pope of North Little Rock.
 J. H. Dempsey. warden of the peni- tentiary. yesterday afternoon filed Il de murrsr 10 the Ietition asking writ f habeaS corpus,
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
bIOWS SELF TO PIECES.

Huntsville. JG1e Q. Charles Atchlcy. d. tpert dynam sAr employed on ilc Madi>tn-Earrt'. lead Inprovemcnt District committed suicide in ar uhrI- .pll man'er horc Saturday l'c pla'cl a heavy change If dynami c under a stump, lighted nc fuse. ware his T. low workers to get out of danger and sar down on the stump to die. A ter rifle explosion hurled his body through space and death was instantaneous.
 Atchley confided to Roy Eubanks who worked with him, that he was liv- ing under an assumed name and that
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
LEGISLATIVE SYNOPSIS.

We are today publishing the synop- sis of the General Acts of the last Leg islature. Every person that possibly can should read this synopsis. It will be some time before the Acts are put in book form and then only few are able to buy the books. There are many things that this body did that was good and you should read it all.
 This in our opinion. is the best got ten up synopsis that we have ever had. It makes a clear concise statement AS to what is in every law that was pass ed. Read it and stick it away for flu ture reference.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
NEW MEMBER ON MAGNOLIABOARD
GOVERNOR APPOINTS k. H. M- LYNDON TO SUCCEED k.
 $. WARN0CK.

Governor McRae yesterday appointed K H .McLendon. a farmer living near Atlanta. Columbia county, as mem Der of the Board of Trustees of the Magnolia Agricultural school succeed ing k & Warnocll. Mir. McLendon'S commission was forwarded yesterday.
 The governor based his action on a recent opinion of Attor ney General had never taken oath of office as re- Utley to the effect that MT Warnock quired the constitution and, conse- quently. was not qualified as a mem Der of the board The attorney general
 his opinion said that the failure to find a duplicate of MT. Warnoek's oath of office in the State Department was prima facie evidence that the oath had not been taken. and that the burden of proof rested upon Mr. Warnock to show that he had taken the oath. 9th erwise, Mir Utley held, the office is vacant. MT. Warnock. it was said. has not sought to file proof with state officials. although he is accredited with statements that he will resist his custer.
 Under Mir. Utley's ruling it is within the power of the governor to appoint an entire new board. and it is probable that additional appointments will be made this week. Of the five members. two have not qualified. and the terms of three have expired.
 Stat eComptroller Van E. Sims, who made an audit of affairs of the school, following the difficulty between board members and the faculty which resulted in the discharge of the latter yesterday had not filed his report with the goyer- nor This report is expected today. It is known. however, that there is nothing sensational in the report Gazette.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
FOUR MORE ARRESTED IN FENCE
 CUTTING CASE IN ALABAMA.

Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Clyde Cox went over to Alabama township and put under arrest four more. charged with violating the stock law by cutting fences.
 The arrest of these four brings the number of arrests, charged with vio- lating this law up 10 ten
 Those arrested yesterday were Tom Hovarter, Henry Reason, Albert Blankenship and Ben Mccoy The cases will all go before the grand jury, which meets in July.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10

he was haunted by memories of an un- fortunate past. He had been a travea- CT in many lands, and 1t was said that an unfortunate love affair left him dis consolate. He told Eubanks that at the age of 40 he had reached '1ife's sunset"
 In his pockets was found a lock of Swinburne
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
IN
 HAMPSTEAD
bLLING TO COMMENCE AT
 ROCKY MOUND, FOUR MILES EAST OF HOPE.

Today nine loads of machinery are the way to Rocky Mound, i miles of Hope. which will be used in the 2 of a test well there. This ma the property of the firm of
 nd Sedberry, who, because of
 hplications had to abandon the
 of the Duckett well No. 1 near
 lrilling of the well at Rocky
 will be under the direction of a hy in Billings, Montana. rep ted by ]. B. Yates.
 be hauling of the machinery from ins to Hope was left under con , to A. W, Austin of Blevins. is reported that contract has let to finish the Duckett well, Eh was 9S0 feet at the time of aban- |hent.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
Another Similar Case.

A question of somewhat similar na- ture will be filed in the Supreme Court Monday when s. A. Gooch, attorney for Offie Noteworthy, condemned Cross county negro, will file his appeal from the Cross Chancery Court. In the Nors- worthy case an injunction was sought In the Cross Chancery Court to enjoin the penitentiary electrician from cleo
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
Notice.

Be careful Septicaemia is here among your cattle. Have them examined ana immuned against this contagious dis ease. pr. ]. A Bias, office phone ITS, residence phone 206, calls answered day day or night. r. $. Notice and be care full of the cloth used in straining the milk.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
Notice.

Tax assessor c. c. Woosley requests us to announce that he will give the peo- pie of Boughton township another one half day to assess their property, and he will be in Boughton Monday after noon (June 13th).
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
ARKANSAS NATIONAL GUARDS
 MEN ENJOY A HIKE

Yesterday afternoon about fifty of the Arkansas National Guardsmen un- der the leadership of Captain Scott hlked to Main Springs. On reaching the camp they pitched tent; prepared and ate supper. Many sports were en- joyed before taps On their return this morning they reported a splendid time.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
MEET TONIGHT.

Prescott Lodge No. 80 F. & A. M.. will meet tonight at : :45. There will be work in the Entered Apprentice and Fellow Craft degree.
 Geo Hays, w. NJ.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
Milk, Cream and Butter WANTED!

Farmers interested in raising cattle and selling milk cream or butter are requested to hear an expert from the Department of Agriculture at the Court House on Monday, June 3th at clock p. m. He will give good advice on how to care for your milk cow, when, where and how to market your milk, cream and butter.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10
Notice.

The pickle station at Prescott will open Wednesday, June 8. Bring your cucumbers in. 6-61w Thomas Pickle Go.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10

Miss Bettie Tompkins, who has been attending Ozark college at Clarksville. is expected home tonight.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10

Instead of once a woke, the Picay- will come to you 6 times a week.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10

!. L. Britt of Boughton was among
 pe attending to business matters here Nv.
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10

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Daily picayune., 1921-06-10

Mrs. c. B. Mccartney and Henry NJ. Baker have returned from Blevins, where they were doing relief work in the interest of the American Red Cross
Daily picayune., 1921-06-10

k. o. Westmoreland of Gale, was 2 business visitor to our city today.