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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04

tl"rk Walter thristinn y.strr,lny
issued q marriage license to Ncii
Fure"rson and Willie l. McClclIand
both OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
Cooking Odors Prevented
BY Modern Methods

Modern housewives are almost
entirely overcoming this. They use
Mazola-the New American Salad
and Cooking Oil-instead of old
fashioned lard and other animal
fats.
Women who cook the ney way sit
down to the table and enjoy their
food. Mazda doesn't smoke easily
1t can be heated SO hot without
burning that it crusts over the sur
faces of the food, and prevents the
odors from arising. This keeps fla
vors in the food, making it richer,
better tasting, more nutritious and
digestible.
NO Ban on Fish or Onions
You can fry fish or onions in
Mazola, and the odor will hardly be
noticeable in the next room.
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District Sales Rspys,snfo,ius
407 Vickcrs Building. Baltmor-. Md
FREE Sirty-four page beautiful
.-- trated Corn Products Coo
Write Corn Products REFINING Compar
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04

IN "Ncn, al interest IN Richmond
MAS the announcement "Wednesday
night pi tn" enlightenment Of Miss
Rhrnic iiutzlcr Gilman, daughter Of
Mrs Emanuel u, Uliman. OF E!ch-
Gonh 10 .Irlien :. cahccn. OF Bir-
WiuchHm. Ala
TN" announcement was illde al n
la'Hii! dinner AZ tho Jefferson iiotrl
5i which We're gathered nInrio.u
members of tn, TWO families in
Guiding several from distaD; cities
Not only was the AFFAIR an engage
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
WHITES CHAPEL

We have had some nice rains the past few days and the earth is wet. Let's remember this is the Lords work, so we need not fret.
 through planting corn and some are talking of planting cotton. We had better keep the seed in our barns until spring, or they will soon be rotten.
 Grady Hairston and wife visited his mother, Mrs. J. D. Rogers, near Patmos Saturday and Sunday.
 took supper tonight with my true friend. Wm Grain. He lives one mile South of Bodcaw He lives on top of hill near the entrance of lane. He married good Christian girl and some of these days Lemolae may do the same. There is one thing I wish to let you know. that William is always the same Bill, if he does live in nice bungalow. Iwould like to write more about Will liam. but will have to let it go.
 Please permit me to say few things about my young friend John Downs. He is about as clever a fellow as you ever saw that hangs around these little towns. If you will treat Johnnie right he will meet you with smile instead of frown He knows how to make money if cotton has gone down. He farms trades horses and buys cattle. If l it is necessary for him to do so to make good trade, my how he can cause his tongue to rattle.
 I hope to live to write up Rosston, Mt. Moriah and Holly Springs, Willis vile and Whites Chapel some day. and also many more of the good people of Bodcaw. It will take time to write all I wish to write I know that some people think it sin to have fun in that way. I had good man to talk pretty straight to me one tme for joking. He was one of these good fellows that nev- CT ioked. He thought he caught me mapping one time and he gave me a good skinning So you dear readers need not worry for I do not feel that I am shining That's all.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
l TWO CONFESS TO
 BANK ROBBERY
THREE ALLEGED ACCOMPLlCEe IN QULIN HOLD UP THEN ARE
 PLACED ON TRIAL.

ponlar Bluff. Mo, April S.-Former nenuty Sheriff o. D. Brown and holia Nicholson of this city pleaded guilty Tn circuit court today before Judge Ing to robbing the Bank of Qulin at Quln' oo miles south of Poplar Bluff. near ,ba Arkansas line. on February ?. About a sOO was stolen. Each was given a sentence of five years in the penlten- tiary.
 Deputy Sheriff C. W. Yates, Curt At kins and Tom Craft, all well known residents of this county, announced they would stand trial and special yenire of 75 men was called this morn ing out of which the jury was selected. They are held as accomplices to the robbery. Yates and Atkins were 1n the bank at the time of the robbery ana with Assistant Cashrier Irwin Waller were locked in the vault by the bandits who escaped on the horses of Yates and Atkins, which were tied just out side the bank.
 Brown went on the stand this after noon and testified that he and Nichol- son went to Qulin where they hid Tn the barn of Yates, who also is a di- rector in the bank. He said they were visited by Yates and the other two men at intervals all day and plans were made for the robbery that afternoon. Brown gave the details of the robbery and declared that when they were cor nered by deputies in the woods between Poplar Bluff and Qulin they threw the money in tree top, It is said the mon ey never was found and what became of it is not known
 Taking of evidence will continue to- morrow and possibly the case will be given the jury late tomorrow night Gazette
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
SUTTON SCRAPS.

Elder W. C. Felts preached very fine sermon at New Liberty church Sunday morning Dinner was served to a large crowd and the afternoon was spent in singing. Merssrs w. R. Steed, Alvin Woosley of Prescott, A. c. Gala way of Philadelphia, R. F. Shell ot Emmet. B. H. and S. B. Skiner of Hone. and c. R Hudson of Laneburg. Mrssrs Jim Crumb. Author Nalaway of Emmet and c. B. Easterling, Horace Hamilton, c. c. Fuller, Earnest Steed and C. c. Purtle were present, and there good singing was enjoyed by all present
 Elder J. NJ. Parish of Brisbane will preach next Sunday at New Liberty April IT. at II a III,
 Dr. ]. H. Sutton is no better, ms condition is very serious.
 Mrs. ] M Bennett has been on the sick list the past week
 Mrs. Jamie Garrett received mes sage over the telephone Friday morn ing that her sister, Mrs. Mae Ho"eii was dead. She died Friday morning at ! o'clock in the city of Hope.
 There will be box supper at the high school building next Saturday night, April IT. It will be for the bene- fit of the seniors Everyone is invited to come and bring boxes and plenty of money.
 The Sutton atheletic club was organi- zed last Wednesday night. Mr. Earl Fore is coach and general manager. Robert Lahbert president, Bill Erwin Secretary, Henry Bates sheriff.
 The senior class last week chose as valedictorian, Garland Garrett and solutitorian, Gladys Lambert
 Miss Sallye Norman of Boughton is
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
l the city visiting friends.

in the city visiting friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Bennett, Misses Sallye NUorman, Clara and Gladys Lambert hunted the wolf Saturday night.
 The entertainment given by Miss Vera Simpson last Saturday evening was enjoyed by all who attended.
 There hasbeen considerable excite ment created in this community over a wild animal supposed to be wolf or mexican lion. No one has been able to see it yet, but can hear it most every night. Rowling men from Hope, Prescott, Bodcaw, Emmett, Mt. Moriah has been here with their hounds trying to capture it, but up to the present it is still roaming the forest. Tuesday night is set-apart to try to capture him. Come and bring your dogs, Lem o-lac.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
BOYS AND GIRLS! ITS UP TO YOU

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 You have no time to lose. The spring and summer months should be used in securing a practical knowledge, that you may accept good paying position when the busy fall season begins.
 In our years of experience in teach ing, we have helped thousands of young persons unfold and blossom into great CT usefulness, awaken to the responsi- Utilities of business life and crown htei.' efforts with success. What we have done for 10000 others we can do for you. The Business World is seeking everywhere for young men and women who are properly trained nj business, to do the work the business office de mands Use your youth in the pursuit of knowledge We can give you no better advice than to join our large industrious band of students; they are here from many different states and are going out daily as graduates into splen- did positions secured thru our free Elm ployment Department
 Our large catalogue containing the statesments of young people who have l travelled the road we are advising you to travel will be interesting reading to you. The letters from business firms with whom they are now engaged will he encouraging to you. and our low tuition rates and credit plans, together with the short time taken to complete the course will be a pleasant surprise to you. We also teach by correspond ence Fill in your name an daddress, clip and mail today for large free catalogue
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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
GOVERNOR TO ADMINISTER
 OATH TO MAYOR-ELECT

A large crowd is expected to witness the ceremonies at the city hall tonight when Mayor-elect E. B. Gardner and all newly elected city officials will be sworn in and will enter upon their of- ficial duties. Governor McRae will be present, and will administer the oath of office to the incoming mayor
 The ceremonies will be held in the spacious corridor of the city hall. h. vitations have been extended to the en- tire population of the city. A number of addresses have been arranged for, among which will be one by Governor McRae.
 The oaths will be administered to the incoming officials on the steps leading to the council chambers, and the audi ence will occupy the space in the lobby. Gazette.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
|qrNFTH-G GARLAND
 DIVIDE HONORS
,ouN LITERARY SOCIE' WELL roIn FORTH AT HIGH 1'hS SCHOOL LAST NIGHT.

rho zeniths and Garlands .,na, met .n' III
 me Contest at the High school au, frenai' ost night, in the presence Of s m'se two societies divided silver cup
 lne Garland winning the bemis' n0nV1s !. 1onitb the Guthrie cup Declama ano son 1no c. Num- of the ,. earlanos' @an1tos t'pst; +pu Dwight cress of the Nen''AS' second 1onnia Maud Stubble
 MUS" gooith first Miss Marguerite 1s1e, 1snes. Garland, second. n,,., e,ust and 'On naading; Miss Elva Bush' firs' ana
 he" "nrtrude McKelvey, second both zeniths. ,.u;an Cummings. first, and Miss Nancy wilson, se'oA'' l both zeniths. ,,,,,nors were ,,ssented by Hon. W V TompkinS' act ias p,s for Prof C. M. Hirst' who was ins sa to Stamps to act as judge in a sa saaool contest in that city.
 ''u mso entertainment last night was
 .h while and enjoyed hugely by tho large gathering rirners in last nights contest .n participate In the coming educa- '., ~ ovonts at Nashville, Camden, and u1.0 - and we are confident that Pres I .,.,. representatives will give good .oooupt of themselves before any edu- = st;opal gathering in this state.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
UNION HAPPENINGS
Health is very good in this communi

Health is very good in this communi- ty.
 Prescott folks must have had con- plete blow out yesterday, the way the wind is blowing this morning from that direction. We like Prescott all right, but if you folks have anything to do with the north wind, wish you would let up right now.
 MT. Grover Michael is visiting Grand pa Bailey today.
 I. F. Butler made a business trip to Prescott Saturday.
 The county union will meet at Shiloh school house April IA and 15.
 Farm work has been on stand still the past week. Cotton planting time will soon be here Les plant lots of it boys. and maybe we can get us some new overalls this fall.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
THE POETS.

We always loved the poets of
 The olden golden times The music of their melodies,
 The rythm of their rhymes The bold and brilliant Byron and
 One Edgar Allen Poe, And Milton, Burns and Shelley of
 The golden long ago. But now we doubt if either one
 Or even all of them Have anything to speak of on
 Whites Chapel's worthy Lem Or Bodcaw's gifted Alex or
 The lad from school house Ham Since reading theirs for other work
 We hardly care -
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
DOUBLE WEDDING TOMORROW

Tomorrow at 10 o'clock at the home of William Campbell in the Laneburg settlement, a double wedding will be staged. Two of MT. Campbell's daugh- ters will be the brides.
 Mir Frank Campbell will marry Miss Lillian, and MT. Henry Downs will mar ry Miss Katie Campbell. Rev. W. M. Mears will officiate. We extend in ad- vance our congratulations to the con tracting parties.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
l,2O0 SHOPMEN IDLE.

North Little Rock-The Missouri Pa clflc shops in North Little Rock have closed for the remainder of the month. The men were paid all their back pay, or up to the time they were laid off. II IS customary for the railroad to hold han-months pay, but in this case the men Were paid up to the date the shops closed The closing of the shops for even month means hard blow to Nofth Little Rock. At least 1,200 men were let out, and it will be difficult for many of these to find work.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14

Free coffee and lunch at Farmers Supply Co.,. April Is. Mir and Mrs Geo. Dewoody of Terrapin Neck are Prescott visitors to- day.
 Brunk's Comedians will be here all next week. 25 people, band and orches- l tra, anr finest electric lighted tent in America. The opening play will be The shoplifter," feature vaudeville be- tween acts.
 The Royal Arch Masons held an in teresting meeting here last night, con ferring degrees. Several out of town visitors were in attendance. 23 of Roy al Arch distinction enjoyed supper at the New Park Hotel.
 The annual meeting of the Arkansas Athletic Association and Arkansas In- ter School Contest Association, will be held at Hope, Arkansas, beginning Thursday evening. May 5 and contin- uing through Friday and Saturday, May 6 and '.
 Mir. and Mrs. U. B. Buchanan and daughterdaughter Miss Katherine, went to Prescott this morning where they will make their future home-Malvern Daily Record.
 Carl Hines returned this morning to Foreman, after spending a few hays in the city with relatives. MT. Hines has a contract on a highway in Little River county. They expect to finish this highway this month. J. +. (Jack) Fortuer of Popular Bluff Mo. is here today adding more acreage to his already large holdings in Nevada County When we strike oil here, we hope to see Jack become citizen of Prescott as president of a big bank or a big something.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
HAM SCHOOL HOUSE

We have gotten back to the same old stand despite this awful panic. We are standing at the throttle with orders in our hand, Just puffing and pumping for the promised land.
 If the boiler don't burst and the engine gives way, Look out Bro. Alex, we're coming your way.
 The fireman in the cabin, Bro Lem on
 deck,
 If you ever get married, you'll be hen-
 pecked
 We'll take up the shovel and shovel in
 coal,
 For this alarmed old panic is getting
 mighty old.
 the farmers are moving along nicely.
 Bro. Gathwright preached an inter- esting sermon Sunday. This beeing our regular meeting day at Corinth. Glad to have him and hope that he may return soon and you Lem.
 We have the full stock law in this part and the good people seems to be observing it by letting the dear old cows stay outside, so you see we are law abiding citizens.
 Say boys, I'm getting some better or those blues now, so come on and let's make the Picayune rousing paper for Nevada and maybe Uncle Buck will send us a copy or so of his daily.
 We have had plenty of rain and some little to spare, but we are not grumb- ling just any thing for a change.
 The school at Bodcaw will soon come to an end and several of our boys and girls will be promoted to the same old job blowing and hoeing cotton and corn. Isn't that a wonderful talent.
 The Shaw oil we'll is just doing fine. Plenty of gas and expecting an oil flow soon. Just let her splash for that means prosperity.
 Best wishes to all hoping the panic may soon be over.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
WOMAN VOTER ACCUSED.

St. Louis, April 7.-The first indict- ment in St. Louis, charging woman wit hvoting illegally, was returned by the Grand Jury late yesterday.
 Mrs. Norma Reeves was charged with having voted under an assumed name in the election Tuesday. Four other indictments were returned, bring ing the total up to 133 since the Grand Jury began it's investigation of registra- tion and election frauds a week ago.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
NOTICE.

The printer is about ready to go to press on new directory. If there are any one in the city or country contem- pls ting having phone installed within thirty days, it would be advisable to call the manager and have their num- Der recorded In the directory, as the company will insist on patrons calling by number when the new directory Is out.
 Southwest Arkansas Telephone Go 2t l. M. Emmerson, Manager.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
FIND LOW TERMINATION OF
 IMPORTED SUGAR BEET SEED.

:, between November 15, 1920, and feoruary 21, 1921, over 3,250,OOO lbs. VI sugar-beet seed were imported into 'ue ohited States. Domination tests -.aae oy the United States Department '. Aericulture show much of this seed " oe low in vitality. Only 36.5 per sen' , oi the total importation was equal - quailty to the customary standard, , ch requires 75 per cent of hte seed na. nS to give sprouts, with 10000 sprout per kilogram of seed.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14

Today has been the reavfest tax paying day since the collector made his rounds of the county.
 Sheriff Steele's office has been crowd ed all day long, but he and Bob Moore turns them away properly attended to in short order, making room for those waiting to come on.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
CHANCERY COURT IN SESSION.

Judge ]. D. Shaver convened chan cery court here this morning.
 The docket Is light and the term will not last longer than two dayA Some of the important 0ss VII - over until next teeA
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
nohSE RACING IS BARRED.

auss 1'erson City, Mo. April s.-Gov- h,a,. nyde today vetoed the horse ,..s ,ns Dill passed by the recent legis- ,s", undr which it was said horse
 Ae'ns would be restored in the state.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14
HEMSTITCHING

lam now at the Ozan Mercantile CO where I am prepared to do your Hem stitching. Call or leave work thers and 1t will be promptly and neatly done Price 10c per yard.
 Mrs. W. R. White, Jr.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-14

WHO Haue HIS dppllcdIl IlOH III cOnIOrlnlty with the law.-Gazette
 Miss Eufice White is visiting friends in Little Rock.
 J. H. Blakely of Rosston was in to- day paying his taxes.
 J. R. Boyce of Jackson township is spending the day in Prescott
 Hon. J. O. A. Bush will leave for McCaskill today on legal business.
 Miss Ruth Sewell of Prescott, visited friends here Friday.-Star of Hope.
 A A. Murray and mother of Emmet are here today doing some shopping.
 Jas G. Clark of Philadelphia is here today looking after business matters.
 J. M. Hardwick of Bluff City was n caller at the Circuit Clerks office today. Geo. F. Cress returned last night from a business visit to Little Rock. o. l.. and L. F. Mitchell of Bodcaw were transacting business here this morning,
 J. c. Higginbotham and Jim Otwell of Gale had business in Prescott this morning.
 Col. ]. c. Benton of Lackland Springs das here this morning shaking hands with friends.
 Henry Slaughter is visiting here for day or so. MT Slaughter is now To- cated in Fl Dorado.
 Hon. Randolph P Hamby is repre- senting clients in the circuit court at Washington this week,
 Messrs C. A Smith and E. NJ. Sharp of the First State Bank are out of town today on business.
  W. r. Wilson of Prescott, spent yes terday in Hope, a guest at the new Capital Hotel.-Star of Hope, j. B Mum the popular travelling rep resentative of veterinary remedies is spending a few days in Prescott R B. Hamilton and family have moved into their new home on West Second street or Christian Ridge. J. NJ. Sadler of Little Rock, repres- enting the Bankers Trust Company of that city is here today on business.
 Prof. J. R. Bradley has just closed successful term of school at Willis ville Prof Bradley lives at Bluff City.
 Chas. H. Tompkins of the law firm of Tompkins and MeRae, is today at tending to legal business in Caddo Gap.
 
 Apparently this was preachers day at the collectors office-most of the ministers appearing to pay their taxes.
 Mrs. Jack Blakely has returned to her home at Prescott after visit to friends here and at Emmet.-Star of Hope.
 w. NJ. Kirk of Bluff City was in town this morning and states that the drillers are making good headwaq at the Bluff City well
 Clyde Cox and Fred Murrah made quick trip to Little Rock yesterday, leaving here on No. s, and returning on No. 8. after delivering Bud Kennedy to the State Hospital for Nervous Dis eases.
 The Henderson Brown trio, compos- ed of Misses Lula Beth Gee, Pearl Mil Ter and Alice Shinn. returned to Arka- delphia on No. 32 this morning, after rendering a splendid program at the Methodist church last night under the auspices of the Sunday school Chau- tauqua.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-29
Miscellaneous.

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MARTIN TRUMPET. sILvER-PIArKp,
rsuGns var ,.I ansss io. ROE SoR1ssos T. ss:
l3o6 G st. NV.
PAN-AMERlCAN SILvEK-P L A TED .
nat L. P. trombone. comp. IN case, Inc.
var tax. s7o.s5. RoBINsoN's, 1903 q Ct
ITALIAN MODEL ACCORDION. GERMAN
make, 4 basses, fancy front, $40. ROB
lNsON'S. 1905 st. nv.
OLD MELLOW TONED VIOLIN. Brown
shaded finish, good condition. SIS. ROB
lNsoN's. 1905 st. nv.
InGHLY POLISHED fNLAfD sANJo
uk1lele, ukulele bound finger board .
rims, patent pegs. s27.so. RoBINsoN's.
1905 G st. NV.
LUDWIG. ALL METAL SNARE DRUM.
size Axis. price, s3s. RoBINsoS's. .Sos
G ST. NV.
LoRAPHoNE; OAK Gao; iie new worth
money. $40 Mass. nv.
PANAMERICAN B FLAT TENOR sAxO-
phone. silver-plated. complete In case.
special. inc. war tax. sl37.5o. ROBIN
SONS. 1906 st. NV.
MARTIN GUITAR. koAwooD D6LL
eial $40. RoBINsoN's. 1906 st. NV.
S. 5. STEWART Lutte MANDOLIN. foE
ished mahogany finish. ebony nngerooard
SIS. RoBINsoN's. 1905 C St nv.
DEAGAN 3 OCTAVE CHRoMATIC XYLo
phone comp. with resonators and stand,
No. A-44o, $50. RoBINSoN'S. 1905 st
NV.
DINNER CHIME. LARGE BAsh. BLACK
brcnzed bars. slightly used. Special, SO.
RoBINsoN's. 1906 st. nv
ORPHEUM, no. . tenor BANJO,
heavy maple rim and fancy neck. inlaid
hngesboard. $50. RoBIESoN's 1906 st.
NV.
CARL FISCHER ORCHESTRA BELLS.
piekel-plated. 81 octaves In case. slight.
I used. $50. EoBlNsoS's. 1905 @ st. NV.
s. 3. STEWART BANJO MANDOLIN.
nstur,l finish. maple neck rim. So.
RoBINsoS's. 1905 st. nv.
HEAVY MAPLE RIM TENOR BANJO,
patent pegs, maple neck, natural hnisA.
S35. 2oBINsoN's. 1905 G st. nv.
HUNGARIAN CYMBoLIUM. SLIGHTLY
used. in good condition. $50. ROBIN
SONS. 1906 ST. nv.
LCDwIG LUDWIG CENTER SUPPORT
12I24 bass drum. slig1tly shop worn. S3s-
ROBINSON'S, 1906 G st. nv.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-29
EDUCATIONAL.

Spanish School Of Washington
Profs. from Spain 1925 @ St n. 5sss.
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