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The Little River news., 1921-04-27
BOY SCOUTS HELP STORM AREA
Sent Out 200 Boy Scouts to Held the
 Storm Victims at 'TeXarkana.

Texarkana, April 23.-With total of approximately $14,OO0 in hand, the relief committee which has been en- gagged the past week in aiding suffer- CTS from the cyclone of April 15 was preparing today to wind up it's labOrs for the week and take day of rest over Sunday.
 This morning more than 200 Scouts took the field as we'll as about a hun dred other laborers, both volunteer and paid, and worked all day in clearing up debris, burning what was useless and salvaging everything that could be ut ilized later on. The effort today was devoted mainly to getting the plant ed fields cleared of rubbish and debris in order that the farmers may get busy blowing those crops that need working.
 The committee is functioning in an excellent manner now, and every need is being cared for by some one of the distributing agencies. About the only work that will go on tomorrow, aside from the checking up on the field sur- vey in the divisional office of the Red Cross, will be the daily care of the in- iured. Discharges are being granted injured from the local hospitals daily, but there still remain in these insti- tutions 25 persons who will require some care for few days before they will be able to return to their respec- tive homes.
 Report from each of these patients ! say they are on the road to recovery, with the exception of one. Beatrice Polk, IA, who sustained broken back. She is said to be gradually growing worse.
 There are now 21 field workers from the divisional headquarters for the Southwest in St. Louis at work in the storm area, which, the Red Cross au- thorities say, covers more than 200 mics in length.
The Little River news., 1921-04-27
Jurors Are Named for the
 Arkansas Federal Court

Grand jurors, for the regular May term of federal district court at Tex arkana were selected this week as. follows:
 William Thompson, Emmett; D. Thompson, Glenwood; James E. Fultz,. Eagle Mills; G. o. Barnard, Texar- kama; Jeff Owens, Murfreesboro; J. D. Jeans, Three Creeks; c. N. Primm,. Harrell; Henry Wallis, Taylor; D. T.. Childers, Camden; R. B. McAlister,. MeNeil; G. B. Milford, Ben Lomond; H. w. Baskin, Strong; Frank Fergu- son, Bingen; w. H. McMichael, Mag nolia; M. F.. Thurmon, Lisbon; Will. Roe, Prescott; H. B. Pipkin, Buckne" F. II. Halsey, Texarkana; Warren M; on, Foreman; Tomp Cowden, Horat Alvah Null, Bussey; Roy Taylor, Ii nan; J. Travis Pope, Center Poin W. H. Webb, Ozan; John Enyart, Cal field.
 The following petit jurors were chosen:
 W. J. Mills, Ell Dorauo; J. E. Wood, Ogden; Fordyce Butler, Lewisville: John F)annigan, Gillham; J. G. Allen, Garfield; J. R. Young, Galena; T. J, Hartsfeld, Hope; Grover Cobb, Ash down: w. A. Adams, Tinsman; B. G Trul!, El Dorado; Dan Green, Ozan John Sirmon, Athens; Thee Cant, Ar tesian: R. A. Phillips, Ashdown; Jas C. Jones, Fulton; c. B. Douthit, Step. hens; Sam Evans, Winthrop; c. R. Thompson, McNeil; D. R. Dunn. Hampton; B. z. Kirby, Burg; Bel Thrash, Glenwood; c. w. Gassett, Bearden; Robbie Goodwin, Gallon: Robert c. Taylor, Blevins; John Tobin, DeQueen; L. A. King, Taylor; Dave Pearce, Boughton; G. D. Simpson Lawton; B. G. Blakely, Prescott: s K. Hawkins, Van Duzer; c. H. Shep erd, Texarkana; A. T. Henry, Center Point; w. E. Haydon, Texarxana; ] F. Dennis, Waldo; A. L. Roberts, Ba' CT Springs; c. P. Coulter, Lockesbu
The Little River news., 1921-04-27
Potato Growers Will Meet.

Chas. H. Park, manager of the Ash down Sweet Potato Association an- nounces that a call meeting of the officers, directors and owners of the potato house will meet at the court house, Thursday, May Eth at 1 o'clock. All stock holders are requested to at tend this meeting.
The Little River news., 1921-04-27
Game at Ogden.

The second team Of the Ashdown Schools played the Ogden school team local team won over Ogden by score of 13 to 3.
The Little River news., 1921-04-27
Closing Out Store.

The Lindsay store at Horatio is be- ing closed out this week. A sale is being put on to dispose of the goods. R. P. Lindsay, general manager and one of the owners of the store, says that he is placing all his eggs in one basket, and will devote all of his time to his store in Ashdown.
The Little River news., 1921-04-27
Improve Cemetery.

B. V. Hunter, who now has super vision of the work of caring for the cemetery, has it in fine condition. The grass is neatly mown and the ceme- tery otherwise put in fine shape The new gravel road recently built into the cemtery was also great im- provement.
The Little River news., 1921-04-27
SPRAYED

STRAYED-ONE PONY MARE, brand
 ed KID on left hip, ? years old mule colt wort on right shoulder. Reward for information or delivery at Ash-. down.-C. I. Bowles. If
The Little River news., 1921-04-27

FOR SALE AT BARGAIN-25O feet
 of 10 inch pipe; $50 feet inch pipe; 1900 feet 6 inch pipe; 15 horse power upright boiler; four best lots in Ash down; one Ford chassis in fine shape for saie.-Write the owner, w. H.
 Boone, 2SO1 West 4th St., Little Rock, Ark. If
The Little River news., 1921-04-27
Los Angeles Cuakes.

Los Angeles, Apr;i zI.-An ear quake shock was felt at 7:5O o'cl
The Little River news., 1921-04-27
Add New Members at Dierks.

Dierks, April 23.-The Dierks Oh; Der of Commerce Friday night rec ed 29 new members.
The Little River news., 1921-04-27

CALL A FOR FLOWER BOXES,
 porch boxes, flower stands, magazin- es and racks. Any kind of bench work.
The Little River news., 1921-04-27
CLASSIFIED SECTION

FOR SALE-PI4ANTING SEED, LONE Star and Mebane. Supply limited. see me at once.-J. A. Mcdonald. Ash
 down. 17-tf
The Little River news., 1921-04-27

TO THE PUBLIC-I am prepared to
 do all kinds of hauling. I have privilege license and am at your ser vice.-W. H. Hickey, call phone No. AS.
The Little River news., 1921-04-27

LAND TO RENT AND ALL KINDS
 of farm tools for sale.-H. G. San- derson, Ashdown. 11-tf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
Declares Irish Report Misleading
[ BY United Press. ]

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-Thc report OF the
American Commission Conditions in Ire
land declared TO be biased and wholly
misleading in statement issued today by
the British embassy. The statement declared
that Ireland, far from being devastated
country, is the most prosperous part OF the
United Kingdom.
The report of the committee" the embassy
statement says. lays stress so-callcd re-
prsals and ignores the fact that before even
the Irish propagandists suggested In Scptem-
Der. 1920. that reprisals were taking place.
ninety-two policemen, twelve soldiers and
twenty-three civilians had been murdered in
cold blood, and 1859 policemen, hfty-siH soldiers
and seventy-four civilians wounded, in most
eases without chance Of defending them
selves. BY the same date 1900 buildings had
Eeen burned and wholly or partly destroyed.
The statement declared that Sim Fcincrs
had established their position by the terror
OF the revolver. which has siienced the moder-
opinion of the vast majority of irishmcn.
The methods employed by Sim Fein forces
were described as those OF the assassns.
The statement admitted that crown forces
on some occasions Rad committed unjustihaSlc
acts OF violence. but IL was denied that the
acts were ordered or condoned by the British
government. Reports of indiscriminate Kill
ing and the torturing of prisoners were de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
SECRETARY WALLACE URGES
PROTECTION FOR FARMERS
10y AssocGtcd Press.J

WASHINGTON. March ai.-pro,cc
non for the farmcra on an equality
"hh manufacturers and industr.al
interests IN any tariff policy whicf,
is to be decided upon ana adding to
any rates which may be levied IN
Hih"uht equal 10 the extra f,a,uht
charges In getting products To the
consuming ccntcrs' wI3 urged 20
night In statement by SECRETARY
wallace. The heavy additional bur
cen Imposed on tho producers by IN
ceased freight rates, thS secretary
declared. are Il dinerentiai impo..d
upon our own producers ana 10 the
hen"h; o! our foreign c.Invctitors''
Manufacturers are naturally and
property" laying plans to meet for
e!gn competition In the world mar
kets and desire a tariff to protect
mem against cheap foreign goods.
Nr, Wallace asserted. but he insisted
fbat the situation facin; the pro-
duccrs must bc considered" in any
thrin LEGISLATION. whether emergency
or permanent. Producers, ne said.
are getting prices below cost of pro-
duc;ton. mot alonc because OF Inac-
tive business conditions at home. but
because OF the importations OF COM
p"i,ng foreign markets."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
NORTH DAK0TANs WOULD.
RECALL STATE OFFICIALS
Political Opponents of Non-Parti-
san League Aim Measure ut Gov.
crnor and Attorney General.

~.
DEVILS LAKE. u. d., March n -
foiitical factions opposed to the Non.
partisan League in North Dakota, In
convention here today. ordered that
recall, aimed at certain State OF
hcials. be held on or before Novc,n-
Der .. The recall election, as order
co. is directed against Governor Lynn
!. Frazier. Attorney General William
l.enike. and Commissioner Of AgrI-
culture John y. Hagen
me action of the convention came
oiter an all-aftcrnoon debate ON II
TTe. re- by Treadwell TwitchciI. OF
Fargo. proposing the ATTEMPTED re-
call OF the three officials named.
This Is the first time i'm the history
OF inc United states that IL recall
SECTION has been ordered against Il
Governor or other high state officials
delegates TO tho convention asserted
ihc brain child of the Socialistic
FcEime-t he rec'a l--having been
placed place, on the statute books Of North
Dakota by the Nonpartisans has
grown up in four years and threat :
ems to destroy its parent" Theodore
& Nelson. secretary OF the Indepcnd-
cnt Noters' Association and "a mem
Der of the anti-nonpartisan forces
steering committee, said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
JAZZ LOVERS WILL ENJOY
WEEK-EN ACADEMY BILL
All Varieties OF Wicrd Music aro
Featured I'm Various
Apfu


Those who are fond or {,z- a,
either the noisy or quiet yarietv can
DE satisfied In the Weekend sbou,
tho Academy, for there IL plon,v ~.
ali Kinds to be heard there I'm tho
current SHOW. SNAPSHOTS" mas a
corner" on the loud brand ana ,ho
ssnappy dancing OF the program. too.
~ is a revue with cast OF six and
huen song. dance and comedy. Thera
aLe seVeral scenes in this tabloid mu-
sicai entertainment ana setnr,,
changes OF costume for the girls
winch adds lot To tho net
Another popular hit with the audi
chee Yesterday was Hattie Jnxon.
old dog. Miss JaXon does some ciovar
comedy character work, ana kent Shcr
aut!cnce laughing almost Cynr,. sec.
eng she was on the stage. NJ. Cnlcy
.ei2rd the fan ong with the all or
n ukuleic. and they closed the act
Win some very mclodious Jazz Thje
j. ,ne couple who supply the quiet
brand ana they are called back for
several additional numbers
Dolly Richards was another wbo
spcciaii.ctl in comedy cha racter work
ana. with his partner Charles Fargo
kept inc audience entertained for
twenty minutes or SO. They startci,
me act OF with some clever linos
which were highly amusing. INF
hlossomed forth at tho end with still
ut the same time 's
The Chalfontc Sistcrs were IN.
oriSht particular stars OF this tvne
~ entertainment in their attractive
~ ~, s,tas,d act OF dances. There were
all kinds. from the modern 10 iazzinr
on Inc toes. and then there were
some songs besides. They have somc
striking stage effects ana manv
pretty costumes For an nnontG
number there was a racy musical act
Tho Musical lIuntcrs.' who enter
unlncd IN variety of novel ways
The usual Pathc News ana comn,I,,
preceded the vaudeville l. A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
News of Fifty Years Ago

ITrom the Richmond Dispatch. April !. 1911
The Governor, the Auditor and DIR. III. l..
Thomas, the board designated by the Legis-
lature to carry out the giving of artificial
limbs TO disabled Confederate. soldiers, yes
tcrday awarded the contract for legs to James
~. Hanger, of Staunton.
Mayo's Bridge was tested yesterday. Twelve
tons weight being truck loaded with heavy
machinery ard pulled by eight mules were
carried over to Manchester In safety.
The militia bill having passed both houses
OF the General Assembly. and having received
the signature Of the Governor. the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues and the Richmond How
itgers will be reorganized in few days
Great interest in the matter has already been
shown.
a special grand jury. with II. T. C. Basker-
vile as foreman. was sworn in in the Hust-
ings Court yesterday.
Sheriff Smith. of Henrco County yester-
day handed over to the State Treasurer $4,000
received by him for State taxes. Other
sherfrs settling up yesterday. making
the total paid in amount to $4,000.
The newly organized Catholic Benevolent
Society has leased the upper floor OF tho
building at the southeast corner of Main
and Twelfth Streets and it Will soon be fixed
up as hall for the use OF the society.
There is a possibility-yes, n probability
that Mile Niilson the Jenny Lind Of today.
VIII WISH flcniflohu Tut AT icuSt wv e'i'Si-
tainments at Assembly Hall some time next
month.
]. c. Russell has been appointed assistant
assessor for the Second District of Virginia.
Ex-Governor Holden. OF North Carolina, and
his wife in Washington. He says he
never expects 10 put his foot on North Caro-
lima soil again.
The guiilotine has commenced It's deadly
work in Paris, and things In horrible
rlf Nhatrc htnIp oA n{a-
sion from the Germans to Increase his force
to Paris to 10000 men. When this
is done he will doubtless quickly subdue the
revoiutionsts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
BUSINESS RECOVERY HAS
BEGUN; WILL BE THOROUGH
LILY United Newell

CHICAGO. March 3l.-David X. For
gan, president of the National city
Bank. In statement made public
today. declared that 'thc business
crisis has been passed. and that rn-
coNcry. although slow. has begun and
will hc sure
If the Harding administration dis
poses OF the country's problems wi:c-
~; he said. the present year Will
witness return to fairly normal
business. Two things" MIR. Forran
said Il think the government should
do
First. The debts of tho allies To
the United states should he funded
NJ present we hold simply Il . US on
which no interest has been paid.
second. The balance Of our own
Liberty loan issues should be refund
ed into an issue OF bonds payable at
the option Of the government. after
twenty years, bearing 4 or ID per
cent and tax free TO tho extent OF
S5.O0O.0O0 In an Individual holding
This would relieve the channels OF
business"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
SEEN ON THE SIDE
1 i.Inntrd Mnny Trees.

Planted Many Trees.
L planted many trees.
tended them with care,
And LEFT them to be guarded by
The sunshine and the air.
watched them day by day,
The spriTEtime Drcezcs slew.
Ana when ;he robins sang their song
saw the buds break through.
o. lovely were my trees.
And sweet with hope the dream
OF hanging fruit and summer days
Banked on y winding stream.
isut then one light there came
y frost--a frost at play!
IL froHe my trees; it tore the buds
And blew ::.em all away.
L wept beside my trees,
"hat wcc. 20 young and tai.,
IA le,t them % the mercy of
The sunshine and tho air.
Ard sure. thought that they
Would nourish al: my trees
The sunshine riding warmly on
smiling southern breeze.
But they have played me false!
they slept. and gave me pain.
And s!aii never leave my trees
10 sleepy guards again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
The COM OF Charles

L RST reports indicated that the attempt
OF former Emperor Charles to regain
the throne of Hungary had ended in mis-
adventure. Following his appearance mt
the Prem:ers palace in Budapest and fail
ure 10 obtain the support OF Admiral
liorthy the regent, he was reported to have
fed to the residence Of Bishop Count Mikes
iii Stcinamangor. where he was held under
Official surveillance. 1t was stated that his
presence in Hungary created no enthusiasm
ana very little excitement among the people
But later reports in some respects
change the whole aspect of the situation
Forces sent by the regent to detain him AT
Stefnamanger are reported TO have deserted
to his standard. and with troops number
irg $1,000, he is said now to be marching
ca Budapest, having already passed Raab
which is about half way between Steinaman-
ger and Budapest. With force of this size
1t is not unlikely that other bodies of the
organized military will desert to his stan
card. The attempt to regain the throne
OF the iiapsburgs at this time is certainly
most audacious one. but audacity some
| times succeeds where IL would appear to
nave not one chance in thousand. Should
the coup succeed il will undoubtedly tend
TO greatly aEgravate the present disturber,
state Of Central Europe
The incident has created great excite
| ment in the adjoining states of Czocho
Slovakia, Ronmania, and Jugo- Silvia
which can but view the prospect for the
restoration of Hansburg rule i'm Hungary
with the gravest alarm for their own in
tcrests. indeed. the governments OF all
three countries are reported to have sent
uItllnatums TO hungary that if the former
| Emperor Charles takes the throne they will
,,.a l.a 4 I,rt
/ he received by the Hungarians. il is in
! conceivable that the allies, even If war
| is not precipitated with the countries men
i toned will sit quietly by and see Charles
| restored 10 the throne which he forfeited
! when he los, ont in the war in which he
| joined with Germany in trying to overthrow
| civilization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
Health Talks by DR., Brady
Copyright. 1921. National Newspa Nor >serv,e.,
a Talk to Drurrl,,..

customers sometimes suspect that a drug
So 10 making tremendous profit when he
"isPehSes rev ounces OF medicine prescribed
by doctor. Sometimes patients as; the doc
Tor TO inform them how much the druggist
VIII charge for medicine lie has prescribed
ana IL he Is good doctor he generally can
not tell but bids the patient to trust to the
urussists honesty to set fair price Ina smuch
as ne ~ entrusting his very life to the drug
gists accuracy and honesty i'm compoundini,
the prescription. The public little realizes how
great Il loss the druggist sustains in the stock
ne piaces upon his shelves and keeps there
uatil ii has spoiled or gone ont OF fashion-ror
we nave fashions in prescribing just as they
DO in The millinery business And owing to
the custom nj RELOCATING the prescription
counter TO an inconspicuous place in the store.
the puniic scarcely considers the druggist
service Incorporating or preparing medicine
on prescription. a professional service involv-
ing the exercise of skill acquired through
special schooling. This perhaps explains why
: people assume the druggist makes II huge
proht-they allow nothing for his professional
SIKH.
Almost on par with the mother- in In W
ioea nowadays is another staple of the joke
smith. namely that can scarcely find the
prescription department. for the soda foun-
tain, cigar stand, jewery counter and haber-
Gashery
For that the doctors or certain class OF
doctors who have time 10 maintain a stock
x,
De in, part to blame Yet the better doctors
everywhere are rather less commercial and
more particular about fitting the med !cinc to
the patients present requirements instead OF
trying to tit the patients troubles to the
medicines kept fwr wholesale dispensing And
there are other ra,sons than mere CONNER
cialisns that force some good doctors to dis :
pense more less medicine
The proprietor OF leading drug store a
pubiic-spiritcd citizen was ask cd by some club
women 10 give his views on the status OF
whisky In medicine. whisky" he replied.
with the smile which is one OF his business
assets. That's one thing never prescribe 8
and when the doctors wife later rctailed this
morsel to her husband who had just finished a
fight to save the life of boy who had been
poisoned by acetanilidc in the cold cure pa;
up. recommended and prescribed by that drug
g:st, absolutely harmless" too the doc;or S
comment was English version OF well
known French phrase: The ellie ysayc"
The dispensing doctor would have he
angelic indeed never to fall back pea =
green nerve tonic when the Nile green stom-
rchic suddenly out Dut druggist pur-
porting to he capable OF telling customers
what als them and what medicine is good
for 1t is simply exploiting ignorance and be-
traying his profession we'll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
The Poets Corner
a Trihutr 10 Cnrdinal Gibbons.

\ Trihutc 10 Cardinal Gibbons.
The Cardinal died today the mes
sage read
All! wnat bulk OF sorrow thus
was to!d.
Though more than four-scorc years
had crowned hts head, &
Through. which he asked for all:
our daily brcad.'
Twas just the flesh alone grew
tired and Old.
Brave knigh, of Christ! no taught
his Masters way
And practiccd all His teachings day
on day.
Alike the mountain oak that faced
the blast
OF wild, dynamic tempest year on
ycdr,
And stood unframed when storm was
with the past,
He bent beneath theSwcfght of Time
ut last:
Then back to Mother Earth's stern
risht--the bier
a right TO which. though priest or
All, all must how; such is Deaths
fixed estate!
The tinse!cd ruler on his marble
The courtier and Jester round the
same,
Tho peer and pauper. of what Cline
or zone,
The hero and the traitor and the
Must all respond with, PRESENT.
when their name
is called aloud BY that bland Orderly
Who harks to no appeal whate'er
the plea!
The tongue that spoke the words of
solacc oft
And caused hopes to rise within
the breast;
The hand, in leglons blessings, held
aloft
Jmploringly. that benedictions rest
Upon world. are as the hardened
DiSque,
And nonrcsponsivc as the obclisk!
The heart whose every throb was
filed with love
For humankind of every race and
And pulsed in harmony with Him
above
Has ceased to beat-has ceased for
us to plead!
The eyes through which we saw his
sanity soul
Are gazing lustrously on their new
goal.
Great priest of God! You always
spoke for Right,
In gentle, yet In adamantine tono;
Wen miss your leadership, Its right
eous might.
And bow our heads and say: "Thy
Will he done!"
Console ourselves with this thought:
God knows best"
For your good soul. and all souls
peace and rest.
1GNATIUS BRENNAN. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
S7O0,000.000 TAX RETURNS
BOOSTS FEDERAL FINANCES
INV AsspclntcI Pros. !

WASHINGTON. March 3l-tioy.rn-
mcnt inanccs have ben pIncad IN
much better. shape as n result Of tax
payments of March IL exceeding ok
ncctations. Treasury officials saii to-
day in announcing nearly complete
figures for the first quarter. when
slightly more than s70N. o0n. 0ol Was
turned into the Treasury
Because OF this condition. tho
Treasury Is able to begin radcmtp-
ton OF approximately si25.G0n nno IN
Treasury certificates OF Indebtedness
which will not mature unt!l April II.
and authorization already has hcen
given Federal reserve ban!;s by Sec
rotary Mellon TO retire those rertih-
Gates whore offered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
Cinema Program
.L,lnr L,p.v Drnr. cromd..

Hundreds OF pantc-strlckcn pas
scngers" lighting frenzicdly for
icers with loaded revolvers guaraIi-
tee the unwrittcn law or tho sea.
women and children FIRST" COM
Prise many OF the most Spectacular
scenes In Lying Lips." Thomas IL.
lnce's second great special attraction
for the Associated Producers. Inca
which viii ne the feature attraction
nj the Lyric Theatcr again today ana
tomorrow.
The vivid picturiza tion OF sea
disaster was photographed on the $.
s Governor" the largest passenger
vessel IN the Pacific Coast service,
and required six full nights 81 siren
uous r.hcars!nS and photographing TO
complete.