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Evening journal., 1921-08-26
SITUATION ACUTE,
WASHINGTON HEARS

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 26.-
Omitted Press. THE situation in
the Mingo coal fields war area" Is
acute reports OF army officers to the
War Department received at noon
stated. An army airplane now Is
in Charleston to watch the. move
ments Of the several thousand arm
ed miners reported marching on the
Mingo and Logan county coal fields.
Assistant Secretary OF War VAIN
wright declared.
More airplanes win be sent II ne
cessary he declared The late re-
ports indicate that clash may come
at any hour. Wainwright said the
airplane was sent from Boiling Field,
Washington. It viii be used for
observation purposes.
Mother Jones'" famous for hei
participation in labor disputes on this
side of strikers. called on Vain.
wright and protested against send.
ing troops to West Virginia. She
said she addressed the miners neal
Charleston Wednesday and obtained
their promise to disperse.
Statement that the situation wa
acute" was made In a late repor
from General Bandoltz and Leuten
ant-Colonel Ford. In view Of this re
port troops were ordered held n
readiness for a quick start TO th'
points threatened with invasion.
Bandoltz and Ford reported tha
while the situation was acute,
had not yet developed 10 the poin
where troops we're imperative. Tn
administration is reluctant to sens
troops and orders will be issued onl.
as a last resort
Evening journal., 1921-08-26
FEDERAL TROOPS
LEAVE COLUMBUS

COLUMBUS. O., Aug. 2s united
Press. Federal troops stationed at
the barracks here entrained early
today for Camp sherman, en- route
to the West Virginia coal district.
where armed miners are marching.
The detachment included 800 officers
and men OF the regular training COM
panies and the Tenth Infantry. They
marched through the streets Of Co
lumbus 10 the depot
The regular swill be Joined at
Camp Sherman by the Nineteenth
Infantry OF SOS officers and men. IL
was understood here. orders for
the movement we're received last
night by Major Olney Place, com-
mandant
Officers in charge at Camp Sher-
man said they had received no or
ders to move. They we're ordered
held in readiness for service late
yesterday. They explained that the
commander Of the detachment from
Columbus barracks proceeding un-
Evening journal., 1921-08-26
WALK TO BALTIMORE
FOR BUDDY REUNION

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK. Aug. 2s.-on their
way TO Baltimore to attend the re-
union OF the 2sth Division. U. S.
Army. seven former service men who
were members OF that division 4
France. were the guests OF the local
Red Cross for a time Wednesday ar
ternoon. Tho men were walking
from their home. in Jersey City. y.
j., 70 Baltimore. 50 anxious were
they TO attend the Buddy Reunion. -"
The former service men were: VIII
liam Whitaker. r. J. Barrett. Frank
Johnson. Henry Frey. Maitland p
Weiss. Michael O'Connor and Martin
Stanway.
Miss Alice Kerr. representing the
Red Cross. saw that the men had a
Evening journal., 1921-08-26
LOOKS ron MAN. CASH.

Taking pity on a young man who
evidently was In hard luck. Gus
Louglas.. OF lo1 East Second street,
who conducts restaurant at 12e
King street. gave him a job. and Is
now looking for the object OF his
charity and $40 IN carh. which dis
appeared at the same time the young
man left.
Evening journal., 1921-08-26

NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-Girders
OF zR-2 snapped when the dirigible
first was inflated and were never
properly replaced. Frank M. Corey.
former chief machinist's mate.
United States navy. and one of the
original crew OF the airship, de-
clared in a sworn copyrighted state
ment published In the New York
Daily News today.
Corey alleged that twelve girders
out OF twenty-five broke. This was
at Bedford. while the ship was un-
der construction in 1919. The
broken parts we're merely spliced,
he said.
I'VE were told and cautioned
often TO be quiet and let lots OF
things go by" he said in the state
ment Going to the movies or any
stores where we would speak 70 the
people in Bedford. they would say
TO US. The Yanks will never get the
ship home."
Evening journal., 1921-08-26
FIRST SKIRMISH;;
NOBODY WOUNDED

WILLIAMSON. W. Va. Aug. 20.
Omitted Press. THE first bullet ex-
change In the threatened West vlr-
ginia mine war came today accord
ing 10 'advices officials here received.
Miners marching through LOGAN
county 10 make a demonstration
against martial law here. establish
ed contact with armed civilians
massed to resist invasion shortly be-
fore daylight Sheriff Pinson was ad-
v.sed by telephone.
Thes kirmish was brief. Pinson
was told. only the vanguard OF the
miners force was engaged. No cas-
ualties we're reported.
Evening journal., 1921-08-26

LONDON, Aug. 2s Omitted Press)
Commander II. T. Dyer has been
appointed American representatives
on the court OF inquiry which will
inestigate the cause Of the IRA dis
aster, II was announced today. Dyer
watched the construction Of the
dirigible-
Evening journal., 1921-08-26
For a Quick Lunch

Almond Hars 8 for .kc
A nice confection for chill
dren and grown alike.
Evening journal., 1921-08-26
ASK FOR ARC LIGHT.

City Council received a communi-
cation last night containing sigma
lures OF 20 residents OF that section.
asking that an arc light be placed al
the intersection OF Eighth and Union
streets. The request was referred 10
the Street and Sewer Department
Evening journal., 1921-08-26

Now Is the Time 10 Get ria Of These
Ugly Spots.
There's no longer the slightest need Of
feeling ashamed Of your freckles. as
Othine-double Strengths guaranteed
to remove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce Of othine-dou-
hle strength-from any druggist and ap-
ply a little Of Il night and morning and
you should soon see that even the worst
freckles have begun to disappear. while
the lighter ones have vanished entirely
II Is seldom that more than an ounce Is
needed to completely clear the skin ana
gain a beautiful clear complexion.
BE sure TO ask for the double strength
Oihine as this Is sold under guarantee OF
Evening journal., 1921-08-26
MORE SPACE FOR MARKEr.

Clerk OF the Markets McAteer
states that hfty-five farmers have
located in the new market on Lin
coin street, and as the block is now
full. he will place any additional
wagons tomorrow between Third
and Fourth streetA
Evening journal., 1921-08-26
STANTON WAVES HEARING

Harvey Stanton. Of Elkton. who
Is charged with the larceny Of an
automobile OF Harry Woods, OF this
city. waived hearing In Municipal
Court this morning. Judge Hast
ings set bail at $1,000.
Evening journal., 1921-08-26

nne dinner al local restaurant
The 5sth Delaware Pioneers for a
time. was a part OF the 2sth Di-
vision.
Evening journal., 1921-08-26
RrnnING PERMIT.

Inspector Preston has granted a
permit to Emanuel r. Jefferson. 2Os
Delamore Place. TO build an addi-
ton, costing SIS.
Evening journal., 1921-08-26
TALE
OF Defects
in AIRSHIP

Continued from First Pnge.
ished with AZ others when the zR-2
exploded and fell into the Humble
River was opened here today.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s. (Unitec
Press) "A complete inquiry into
charges now being made that ex-
perts had declared the giant dirigiols
zR-2 unsafe before 1t took the sii
will be conducted by the Navy De
partment in conjunction with ths
British Air Ministry. Admiral Mof
fatt. head Of naval aviation. said to-
day.
Admiral Moffatt emphasized thai
because OF the deaths OF 16 Ameri
cans in the wreck. the Navy Depart
ment IL determined TO learn whether
fundamental defects in the big Graf
were known to experts before l.
made the fatal trial flight.
Work on the sister ship Of the
'zR-2. the ZR-1, now being built al
Lakehurst, n. j., will be checked
until complete reports have been re-
ceived as to the cause OF the zR-i
disaster.
Evening journal., 1921-08-26

der sealed orders, probably had the
necessary Instructions. Officers or
18th Infantry said they were pre-
pared to entrain on less than one
hours notice
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-12-22
ARTISAN
Crowded out last week. ]

Crowded out last week.)
 The party at MT. Townsend Satur- day night was enjoyed by all that was present.
 Jim Gill was the guest of Haskell Dickenson Sunday.
 Mammie Denton, you had better look out, Clarence went to Biards Chapel Sunday.
 Mrs. Strond of near Hope, spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs. Crah.
 We are going to lose another neigh bor this week MT. and Mrs. Randy Key, who are going to move to Clark county.
 Mir. Alex Avery and daughter spent Sunday with his son, Mir. and Mrs. Bascum Avery.
 Mir. Bert Stovall of Laneburg, spent Sunday and Sunday night with his sister, Mrs. Tobe Faulkner.
 Don't forget Bro. Jackson's appoint ment at Artesian Sunday at II o'clock afternoon at 3.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-12-22
SHERIFF'S SALE

Notice is hereby given that will sell at public auction at the front door of tlie Court House. in Prescott, Nevada County, Arkansas, to the highest bid der for cash, on the 10th day of .Ianu- ary, 1922, between the hours for judi eial sales. the following described real property, levied on as the property of Frank Granger, to-wit:
 Se Ii. sw Ii, of sec %; the Il Ii of W If of sec ?, all in tp. 10 range 23 west, situate in Nevada county, Arkansas. Said sale being made for the purpose of satisfying an execution issued from the office of the Circuit Clerk of Nevada County in favor of R. Argaud, plaintiff, against Frank Granger, defendant.
 l.. C. STEELE,
 Sheriff December 20, 1921. 22w2
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-12-22
WHITES CHAPEL.
Crowded out last week.

The health of this community is some better than it was last week
 Mir. Paris Butler and family visited Mir Someone south of here Sunday.
 Misses Lennie Goodwin and Ollie White visited Mir. and Mrs Tow Good win Saturday night
 Earl Reaves and family visited Onie White and family Saturday night.
 Miss Exa Williams spent the week end with her cousin, Mrs. Lela White.
 Willard Davis made business trip near Buckner Saturday.
 Miss Denver White spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents, Mir and Mrs. Joe White. Denver will leave Monday morning on the 30 train for Bodcaw school.
 Grady and Varle Hairston visited W. H. White and family Saturday night. Grady and Varle have the patience of job They surely must be Christians May the Lord comfort them is my hearts desire.
 Has anyone asked Uncle Nevel Sut- ton about his sure remedy to destroy the boil weevils. If not, why not?
 Some people seem to think that the boil weevils, hoboes, buns, tramps and old bachelors are nuisance to any community Please remember that the Bible says, all things work together for good is them that love the Lord
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-12-22
NEW HOPE NO. 1

After few days rest and good square meal of fresh meat, I will scrib. ble a few more lines
 Health in this community is good at present and every one is enjoying life and expecting Santa Claus to pay them visit.
 The was nice crowd at Sunday school Sunday. Of course two old wis itors were there, Mir. Tillman Rhodes and J. B. Brantley..
 Miss William Greer has been snff ering for the last week with the tooth ache. Cheer up Willah. Alex will come around.
 Artee there is not any use sweeping the big road for Arthur, maybe he will come any way.
 Miss Minnie and Artee are great chums these days. guess they are try ing to decide which will get Tillman.
 MT. Ollie Greer filled his regular ap- pointment Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Edna Purifoy spent Saturday night with her grand parents, MT. and Mrs. B. C. Purifoy.
 MT. Ed Cottingham is hitching his car at Mir. B. W. Franklins these Sun day evenings. Hurrah for Edward.
 Jewel was all smiles Sunday, but don't blame you Jewel, I might be smiling if I had sweet little beau like you.
 Mrs. Rinmel Grayson left for Fl Dorado Monday to assist her husband in the oil fields. Guess they will soon return with a sack of gold
 Howard what's the matter, you seem to be out of luck these days. where is your Ruby?
 We are going to have a good old Christmas tree here on Friday night before Xmas Everyone. come and bring someone with you
 Miss Lula Barlow crept out Sunday for the first time in a month of Sun days. Lula we believe you would be safe in bringing your Mir Davis out.
 Well as I am sleepy. I will go for this time.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-12-22
BRIGHT STAR
Crowded out last week. ]

Crowded out last week,)
 Hello all ye scribes and editor of the dear old Picayune.
 Health of this part is improving and the blues are getting no better. every body seems to be on the down hill movement. The let up in the clash or affairs is not yet in sight, so let's all he patient and look for the sunny side.
 Bro. Dorman filled his regular ap- pointment at Cornith Saturday and Sunday and he always brings a mes sage of cheer.
 Miss Alta McMillan spent Saturday night with Ruby Grain and Earl was m hand as usual Guess he made his first visit to Sutton alright, for Alta seemed to be all smiles.
 W. NJ. Mum made a business trlp to Prescott Saturday.
 O. D. May stuck a nail Tn ms 1oo' ct week and it is giving him con siderable trouble. Hope it may not be serious.
 A merry Xmas to all.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-12-22
BODCAW NO. 1

The health of this community is good except some bad colds. Well, Xmas is drawing near and hog killing is going to be the order of the day. The people want to take ad. vantage of this nice cold spell. We hope it will last several days for we need cold weather to kill hogs
 Most everyone is talking oil field. If Mir. Shaw would ever start his well maybe we would have an oil field close to home, and it might be as fast n place here some day as ElDorado and Haynesville. Twenty or thirty men have gone to Haynesville from Bod cav No 1, looking for work, and it is reported that all get jobs at once.
 The schools at Bodcaw No. 1 and Ebenezer are moving on nicely
 Dale Haley still makes his regular trips to $. l.. Fuller's.
 Happy Xmas and New Year to you, one and all.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-12-22
SUTTON

A Merry Xmas and a happy New Year to the editor and correspondents and all the readers of the Pieayune
 Ed. Geo. Ward filled Bro. F. C. Bright's appointment at New Liberty 1 Sunday afternoon Eld D w. Barham, Missionary of Uni"" Association passed through our village last Saturday morning en route to DeAnn. He was accompanied by Elds F. C. Bright The new Circuit Rider of Prescott. Circuit Eld. Gold. preached his first sermon at Harmony church Sunday at II o'clock
 Harmony church has been very lucky during these hard times to get Gold preacher
 Bro. T. NJ. Waddle wants the person who took the heater out of Harmony church to return it by the 1st of Jan There is man in our community is talking about ordering him preach CT from Sears and Roebuek X Co. by parcel post.
 Mir. Tom McGough said the person who stole the mink, please bring him the hide, he can keep the mink. think that is a fair proposition. so bring up the hide, old boy.
 Mir. J. M. Thomas, principle of Slut ton High School, visited home folks Saturday and Sunday at Emmet.
 Miss Vera Simpson of Hope, visited home folks last week.
 Mrs. Willie Bullock, Mrs Hattie Erwin and MT. Dovis Bullock, went to | Prescott one day last week. Misses Ruth Smith, Opal Phillips. spent Saturday night with Muriel Gal loway.
 MT. John Purtle passed through our burg one day last week. l Mir. Ed Gammage made a business trip to Hope last week. Mir. Lee Starks and sister, Wilma, went to Hope one day last week. Ed. !. w. Erwin and wife spent one night last week in Prescott, the guest of their son, Bernard Erwin and | family.
 Miss Velma Simpson is spending this week in Hope. | Miss Wilma Starks entertained at her home Sunday afternoon, Misses Lois Whitten, Alta Sutton, Messers Arlis Ellis, Claud Phillips and Norman Garrett.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Bennett spent Sunday with his father. MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bennett.
 MT. D. l.. Richardson of Brisbane, was in Sutton one day last week on business He was accompanied by Ed. F. c. Bright.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-12-22
EMMETT

Mrs. Theresa Murry is critically i'll with paralysis.
 The high school basket ball boys went to Columbus Friday and to Full ton Saturday and played two games of basket ball. Both games being very much in their favor.
 The small boys of Prescott came to Emmet Saturday and played the little boys here. The score being 11-12 in Emmet's favor.
 The girls basket ball team went 10 Fulton Saturday and played a close game with the girls there The score being 1S-19 in their favor The Full ton girls have greatly improved since they played the girls here This is the fifth game our girls have played and have been victorious in all but the game with Prescott, and they are liv- ing in hopes of winning over them at Prescott before the season is over, and will be greatly disappointed if they do not get a challenge from them.
 Misses Beatrice Marbury and Lillian Lavender visited in Fulton Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Julia .Odgen of Texarkana vis- ited here Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Shell gave a din- ner in honor of their daughter, Thelma Sunday. She invited some of Thelma's s personal friends
 Mir Merriman Smith has gone to Fl Dorado to accept a position.
 Mr. Alex Allen of route 1, died at his home early Sunday morning and was buried at the Shell cemetery Mon day. Funeral services were conducted by Bro. Christie.
 Mir. Ralph Beatty came home Satur- day night to spend this week and the holidays with his father, Mr F. w. Beatty.
 Misses Cattle and Alta Deaton who have been real sick with typhoid fever are getting better now.
 Miss Mae Mouser and Mr. Joe Beatty Jr.. were married last Saturday after noon at o'clock at the home of Rev J. NJ. Thomas who performed the cere- mOny.
 Miss Dell MeGough visited her sis ter, Mrs. Vergil Deaton of Texarkana last week
 Ralph Wiggins and Joe Beaty Jr., went to Prescott on important business last Friday.
 Mr. Tom Shell visited his mother and sister of Hope last Saturday and Sunday.
 Bro. Christie preached his first ser mon here last Sunday morning.
 Dr Harding gave us real interest ing lecture on education, last Friday night.
 Mis- Ora Wylie entertained the bas- ket ball team Tuesday night, Dec 13, with reception Several games were played and at late hour delicious dessert was served by the hostess
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-12-22
BODCAW

Every one is proud to see winter here, at last, as it means cozy evenings oy the home fires and fresh pork for the table.
 MT. Lee Alder has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Alice Williams. this past week.
 MT. ?. H. Herring of Prescott. made a short visit to Bodcaw this week.
 We are sorry that so many of our boys and men of Bodcaw have gone away to Haynesyille La. This week llhds two more added to the number whom have gone to work there, Mir. Luther Mitchell and Irl Upchurch.
 Misses Bertha Downs. Ola Downs. Thelma Downs, Gladys Cowart. Corra May, Ruth McCargO and Ludie Will jams, with Messrs Cradle Williams, Fred Johnson, Joe Downs. Henry Atkinson, Harry Lambert, Edgar Downs, Adali Mack and Alton Williams express themselves as having a won derful evening on Friday of last week. out in Mir. J. F. Downs pasture, roast ing marshmallows. They were chaper- oned by Miss Alice Ward and MT. Downs
 Irl Herring and Harry Lambert spent three days on Grassy lake hunt ing ducks. last week. Can't say just what luck they had, but we haven't seen any duck heads or feet around their homes
 Mrs. l.. H. Mack went to Hope Sat urday for physical treatment, by Dr.. Saner.
 Mr R. c. May of Bodcaw. who is teachinf the school at Corrinth, spent a few days of this week in Prescott teachers.
 Mir Lee Jones of Hope. was visiting MT. J. H. Mack Sunday
 We anticipate a pleasant evening. on Thursday the 22nd There will be a programme given at the High School Auditorium. here. and with the present faculty. we are sure. not to be disap- pointed.
 Miss Gladys Cowart. who is first assistant teacher in school here. wilt leave on Friday for her home in Alma Ark, where she will spend the Xmas holidays. We regret very much. your leaving, Miss Gladys, but we wish you a very merry Xmas and a happy New Year and that you will be with us again very soon.
 Mr. Jett Williams of Hope. spent a few hours in Bodcaw Sunday.
 The basket ball team, here. went to Hope one night last week and defeate the National Guard team. there. 23 to %. The game was a very good one :: no one at anytime during the game was angry.
 Harold Grain will leave on Monday morning for Haynesville, La, and we hear some few more talking consider. ably about going this week. Boys you just as well to go on-you that haven't gone-for all the girls are so sad, for those that have gone already. that it will be a gloomy Xmas for you here
 Miss Merle May and Miss Irba Bos- well were unusually cheerful as they appeared on the streets of BOdcaw, this afternoon. Undoubtedly they feel assured that they will not be among the number whom are sad, for those that have gone away.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-12-22

FOR SALE-One 3 horse power anoine. % feet of inch belting, large wood pulley. If sold within the next ten days will take SS5.oo. O. b. Andrews.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-12-22
Spend Your Money

with your home merchants. They help pay the taxes, keep up the schools, build roads, and make this . com. munity worth while. You will find tho advertising of the best ones in this paper.
The Dolores star., 1921-09-16
10 HEAVY on SOFT DRINKS
|sepls Of tho United States Consume
Annually Vast Amount Of
Sweet Connections.

That more than $1,000, 100000 is an
nally spent In the United States for
PIT drinks Is the conclusion reached
y experts In the revenue bureau, who
hse the figures on the tax returns
Pom the sale of 10000. 600 glasses
year at an average of ten cents a
Ass. This vast sum, according to n
hemist in the health department. Is
Aid for sodas and other drinks com
osed largely of coal tar products of
Practically no food value and masquer-
oihg under the protective cloak OF
Imitation" and artificial" which ex-
npts manufacturers from punishment
nder existing statutes.
orangeade, II genuine. Is glucose,
Reetened water and oranges without
ny artificial cOloring. The imitation
fangeade, according to the chemists
The New York city department of
ealth. Is combination of oil or
range coloring, sweetened with SAGE.
Afihe that comes In bottles. Saccha-
ne is coal tar product 500 times
Reeter than sugar, and of no food
iue, which Is considered injurious
health by medical authorities II
Ken In excess of four glasses day
/. y. Fay In New York World.
The Dolores star., 1921-09-16
House Of Historic Interest.

ohe OF the features Of the tercen-
narS celebration Of the landing Of
~ fligrims, to be held at Plymouth,
III De The opening to the public Of
e william Harl0we house. built In
"' This Is one Of the few build
ss now remaining which stood with
he lifetime Of any Of those who
Ie On the Mayfiower, and 1t has a
'ueular interest owing to the fact
' II was framed with oak timbers
om the old fort. which, as Winslow
's,es' was built In 1922 ON the top
'ne hill under which the town was
Ar'er King Philips war, when dan.
from Indian depredations had
ssed the fort was dismantled and
''nbers sold to Sergt. william Har.
w. man Of proninenc6 In the col.
" VINO used them In the construc.
~ OF his house op the ancient high.
y where 1t still stands.