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The Washington herald., 1921-12-18

he raid her extravagant compliments. and
in effect threw his mantle before her feet
at every muddy crossing Every one, as
he thought 1t over, did the same thing.
Women long since had paid her the marked
Difference Of electing her czarina Of local
society. Mrs. Howard Bixby's name was
the magic by which every dance Red Cross
drive, debutante reception. college fes
tivity hoped to gain itself prestige He had
it, on authority OF his wife. Agnes that her
name was all Helene Bixby ever gave to
these things.
%. cheque. of course. But when they
want hard work done" she said, candidiy,
they come to women in ground grippers,
like me-
He looked at Helene thoughtfullv. He
knew she had not fought for this Difference.
She had kept remarkably the air Of letting
it come OF itself AS she sat now. carefully
harmonious in her big blue chair, her blue
eyes tear wet, upon him, her little foot in
its gray suede shoe upon its footstool OF
blue velvet he said to himself that, goose
or not Helero staged herself wonderfully
1t must have shocked her beyond measure
to have Difference refused her by Genevieve
Of all pe ople
Our children" he smiled at her, ARE
too close to US. aren't they? We look pretty
fin" from the gallery seats. But the peo-
pie in the parquet see the crows feet under
the grease paint"
Helene's eyes gave him Mortified look
Crows feet" she gasped. Then she
laughed slightly 20, 1 see. You're talk.
ing in metaphors, or whatever you call
them. Well, it seems to me that makes it
all the worse" Her color rose a little an.
grily, and the small foot tapped its footstool
Her friend knew that he had Numbered
He looked at his watch and got hastily to
his feet.
"Wretched man that l am" he said
Il am about to be late to dinner" Helene
looked appealingly up at him.
How Agnes must hate me! 1 am always
making you late to dinner" The idea gave
her. he could see, profound consolation
No one could ever hate you." he brought
out, he hoped, quickly enough. Helene
smiled upon him and rose.
And you will help me about Genevieve,"
she pleaded You are so analytical You
know. Austen, 1 can't analyze. But" her
lips trembled, as she brought out, Il can't
help feeling things"
e I'll do what can" he promised.
You will talk to her?'
WELL" he hesitated-" I'll see that she
talks to me-"
%, of course, that Is much better And
you will do it soon, won't your have a
feeling that Genevieve has some hor-'d idea.
in her mind just now"
such as WHAT"
Helene shrugged her beautiful shoulders
The ideas were much too horrid, she con-
veyed. for her to phrase. But Genevtsve
would phrase them in a minute.
The two stood with the air of conspir.
ators as the door far down the hallway
banged and a boyish whistle came nearer.
in advance OF the figure that IN a moment
waved a hand to them from the archvay.
Hello. people" said Genevieve Isn't
this nice, Uncle Austen1 Staying to din.
merit"
I'm sorry." said HelAne's friend. ct
haven't been asked"
90. Austent" vafed Helene. "Yeu srs
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SMALL WELL
 REPORTED AT
 BONNEVILLE
Believed Red River Special Oil Company Has a 5O- Barrel Producer-Bailing is Continued.

Bonneville. July 11.--lt is bcliev- ed here that the Red River Special Oil Company has an oil well at it's test four miles southwest of Boone vile that will yield 50 barrels a day as a bumper, and if gas pres sure is found it may become a flow ing well. There was much excite ment yesterday when the test was made and many visitors arc here from Fort Smith and Oklahoma towns, including oil operators. scouts and lease dealers.
 Railing on this well began at 2 D. m today, and was continued un- til ' D. m. The driller occasionally stopped bailing to drill a little deep CT in the hope of striking gas. A standard rig is being used, and the hole now is 2,275 feet deep. Bail ing and drilling will be continued alternately today.
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PARACOULD soLIPHoNE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1921

Hughes was prOspector as well as a minister of the gospel, and that he was about to file claim on the land Mrs. McKennon said she homesteaded.
 Now l challenge the prosccu- tion to prove that native silver exists at all on the homestead men, toned" read Hughes communica- ton, ''by employing a geologist Of state or nation, of good reputc, to locate silver, or lead mine thereon I will give $1,000 an ounce for all silver produced from native orc taken from the above named home stead"
 The trial of the minister is sched- uled to be held at Mt. Ida next month It was intinated that q change of venue to this city may be requested, owing to the ill feeling alleged to exist aganst the defendant i'll Montgomery county.
 Raybmond Cole, also indicted for the murder of Mrs. McKennon, and who, according to Hughes, killed the old woman, has never been captured.
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FRENCH WITHDRAW
 FROM WAR TRIALS

Berlin. July 11.-Neitbcr the For cign Office nor the Ministry of Jus tice has been officially appraised by tho French government of its action in recalling the special French com mission detailed to attend the trials of German war criminals in Leipsie. Both here and at Leipsie the unex- pected withdrawal of French off cials and witnesses is viewed as a somewhat precipitate procedure, the recall of witnesses especially being designated in unofficial comment as "unwarrantcd interference with the imperial Supreme Courts jurisdic- tion and integrity. as the witnesses are answerable only to the German court"
 It was said yesterday that the trials will continue without inter ruption despite the absence of French witnesses and the official French delegation. The French government, it was added, will be held responsible for flaws in the conduct of the trials due to the enforced absence of French wit nesses. The recall of the French delegates and the subsequent with drawal of the complaining witnesses before the verdict in the case against Generals Won Schack and Won Krus- ka was rendered is interpreted here as "a studied affront both to the German government and it's highest tribunal"
 Generals Von Schack and Von Kruska were acquitted Saturday by
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TAKES A RECORD HIKE
Soldier Walks HOO Miles in 40 Day:
 With Heavy Pack.

Washington. July 12.-An endur- ance test has been completed by Pvt. John McGregor of the Second Divi- sion, believed by veteran infantry men here to establish new record for long distance hiking with full pack for the army Major General Harbord, executive assistant to General Pershing, chief of staff, made public the official reports of McGregOr's feat, showing that he covered the last 800 miles of the march in fl days. an average of more than 35 miles day The entire distance covered was HOO miles.
 McGregor carried pack contain ing full field equipment, weighing about 45 pounds. during the whole of the march. This feature was re- garded by infantry officers as the most remarkable part of the test. They said the hike probably could be made by experienced marchers
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Does Your Back Ache?

It's usually a sign of sick kidneys. especially if the kidney action is disordered. passages scanty or too frequent. Don't wait for more se- rious troubles. Begin using Doan's Kidney Pills. Read this. Paragould mans testimony.
 ". R. Stanton, inspector at lum- Der mill 609 East Court St., says: Some time ago l suffered from at tacks of lame and aching back and my back was at times very weak. My kidneys were acting irregularly and the secretions contained sedi- ment Dizzy spells and headaches frequently came on. My muscles were sore and my joints ached con- siderably. Doan's Kidney Pills were recommended to me and l got good results from the first. All the symptoms gradually went away. always have supply of Doan's il the house and when my back gets to paining me few of Deans soor |giye fine relief.'
 COG, at all dealers. Foster Mil burn Co.,, Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y. %ti
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DODSON SOUNDS
 CAL0MEL'S DOOM
The Liver Tone" Man Warns Folks Against the Sickening,
 Salivating Drug,

Ugh. Calomel makes you sick It's horrible! Take a dose of the dangerous drug tonight and tomor- row you lose day.
 Calomel is mercury! When it comes into contact with sour bile, it crashes into it, breaking it up. Then is when you feel that awful nauseau and cramping. If you are sluggish if liver is torpid and bow els constipatcd or you have head ache, dizziness, coated tongue, if breath is bad or stomach sour, just try spoonful of harmless Dodson s Liver Tone tonight.
 Here's my guarantee-Go to any drug store and get a bottle of bod sons Liver Tone for few cents. Take a spoonful and if it doesn't t straighten you right up and make you feel fine and vigorous, go back to the store and get your money. Dodson's Liver Tone is destroying the sale of calomel because it can not salivate or make you sick If
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BREWERS PLACED
 UNDER INJUNCTION

New Orleans, July 12.-Under the
 terms of all injunction isued yester- day by Judge Rufus E. Foster of
 the United States District Court, the six local breweries recently raided and seized must comply with prOyi- sions of the Volstead act, or be cited into court for contempt.
 Judge Fosters order is said to be
 the first of it's sort issued ill the
 country. It forbids the breweres
 to manufacture beer with alcoholic
 content of more than one-half of one
 per cent. The injunction would
 obviate necessity for Grand Jury
 indictment nj the event of illegal practices by the brewers, prohibi- tion officials say
 The six breweries thus formally placed upon good behavior are the American, National, Standard, Co., lumbia, Dixie and Union. Court rumors yesterday were that the tax penalties they have agreed to pay the government will reach $200,000. To date there has been no Grand Jury action upon their alleged of 1 fense
 Under provisions of section 22 of | the Volstead act Judge Foster may at his discretion, order the breweries closed for a year. It is reported however, that the brewers will be permitted to operate their estah- | lishments upon furnishing bond conditioned upon strict observance
 of the prohibition law and the payment of all tax penalties that
 may be assessed for any law viola tiOn.
 Yesterdays injunCtions were is sued upon motion of United States 1 Attorney Mooney. Attached to bil
 of complaints against the brewcrieS were affidavits of two prohibition agents who swore they visited tho brewing establishments on June 1 and 13 and bought real beer.
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ANOTHER FATALITY
 IN UNION COUNTY

Fl Dorado, July 11.--T. E. Me- Cain, rig builder, was shot and fatally wounded about 3 o'clock ycs- terday morning at Shotgun Val ley two miles west of El Dorado. He died at a local hospital an hour later
 J. c. c'Blackie') Freeman, who operates a barber shop at Shotgun Valley" was arrested yesterday morning by Sheriff B. A. Hancock charged with the killing. He is being held in the county jail await ing preliminary hearing.
 Mccain was shot in the abdomen with shotgun loaded with bucks shot. The shooting ccurred at the rear of Freeman's barber shop.
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ACCUSED MINISTER
 ISSUES CHALLENGE

Hot Springs, July S.-Making his first statement since his capture, the Rev. Hardin NJ. Hughes, who has been in the Garland county jail charged with the murder of Mrs. Anna Mckennon. who was killed May at her home in Montgomery county, has sent an unsolicited com munication to local newspaper, which he terms Rev Hughes chal- lenge to the State," in which he all silver found on the land owned by Mrs. Mckennon.
 Hughes is of the belief the states contention will be that Mrs Mcken- non was murdered to get possession of her land, which, according to rumor in that neighborhood, contains rich deposits of silver. In his com municatiop he denies that he hired Raymond Cole, a young man of Montgomery county, who lived near Mrs. Mckennon. to murder the WO- man. Hughes was arrested week after the murder was discovered. He escaped from hotel at Mt. Ida, but was captured few days later.
 The most forceful circumstance in connection with his arrest was the establishing by the state that Mrs. McKennon was killed with a 44-caliber rifle ball, and that Hughes was the only person in that vicinity who possessed that kind of wea- pon. The rifle is mssing, and the state has never been able to prove what became of it, The state has also developed the fact that
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the German Supreme Court, which is trying persons accused by the allies of war crimes. They were deliberately or through negligence, an epidemic of typhus among war prisoners in the camp at Miedera- wehren. near Cassel Three thou- sand Fernch prisoners were said to have died from the disease or from the effects of ill treatment and brutality.
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OF INTEREST TO FEDERAL TAXPAYERS

Persons having business to trans ,of Internal Revenue for the District of Arkansas, at Little Rock, are hereby cautioned to use utmost care in directing letters, returns and remittances, in order that the same may not go astray or cause delay or unnecessary trouble in handling the same.
 The former collector, Jack Walker, | was succeeded by the undersigned on the first day of July, 1921, and money orders, checks and drafts should be made payable to the "Collector of Internal Revenue, or, they may be made payable to "H. l.. Remmel, Collector" Remittances made out otherwise than as directed, may not be cashed and can only cause delay and inconvenience l Taxpayers, and others are urgently requested to direct all official com munications to me as Collector of internal Revenue" It so happens jthat I have been associated with a number of banks and private insti- ltutions, and unless my official mail is distinctly marked for the Col lector of Internal Revenue" official matters may find their way into some of these private offices or firms and thus Tail to reach this office within the time prescribed by law.s
 respectfully request that this notice be posted in every post office, as well as in every bank, as whatever publicity is given nj this manner by the banks will doubt less be a valuable service to their customers. It is also assured that such publicity as may be given to this announcement by the news papers and others, will be much appreciated by those who arc inter- csted in the business of the Internal l Revenue office.
 | II. l.. REMMEL, i Collector.
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PERSONAL MENTION
(Fronl Mondays Daily Press)

(From Mondays Daily Press) Tom Wclch has purchased a new Ford touring car.
 Don't permit your liver to become sluggish or inactive. It's dangerous. Take Dr. Blacks Liver Cleaners. Fishers Drug Store. ~tf Little Miss Alice Baker, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. l.. $. Baker, is ill. Feel good during the hot weather. Occasionally take Dr. Black s Liver Cleaner 25c box. Fisher Drug Store. eff Mir. and Mrs. Tom Cribbs of East Junction street announce the birth of twin boys.
 Mrs. J. w. Thompson, who has been seriously ill with typhoid, is improving.
 John Roberts of Marmaduke, fa- thcr of Tax Assessor Virgil Rob erts, is critically ill with dropsy. Mrs. Varvill. who is very i'll with peritonitis at her home on South Seventh street, is unimproved. Take advantage of the big, clear
 
 fashion millinery. Must clean-up all stock. Sale now on. Mrs $. l.. i, Byrd. %15&S
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in the same time, provided they car ried the light pack, but that records contained no parallel feat with the heavier pack.
 Private McGregor walked from Winnipeg. Canada, to Alberta. a dis tance of 1900 miles, before he was born in Canada, but served with the American Air Service in France during the war, re-enlistine in 1919.
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! Miss Esther Horne returned tC her home at Marianna. this morning after visit with Mrs. Chas. Hunter 666 cures Malaria, Cmlls and
 Fever, Bilious Fever, Colds and
 LaGrippc, or money refunded.
 Rev. J. NJ. Harrison has gone to New Liberty to assist in a pro- tracted meeting.
 Rev. w. B. Hays returned yestcr- day from Hardy. Mrs Hays will prolong her stay at Hardy | Women! Lowest prices you ever saw on the seasons latest millinery. Mako your selection, almost at your own price, Mrs. s. L. Byrd. "15&S
 1 Mrs. Hazel Gentry of Broken Ar TOW Okla, returned home yesterday dlIt1 d oCh dC tHS of MT. and Mrs. Geo. Light. Mrs. J. A. Horne and son, Jamse, returned to their home at Marianna. after 8 visit with friends and rela- ttives.
 Keep your liver clean and you'll keep away sickness. Dr. Black s Liver Cleaners do the work. 25c a box. Fishers *tf
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Bishop of West Park street have gone to Un- ion City and other points in Ten nessce. They will be gone month.
 Mrs. Lizzie Sicglcr and daughter. Miss Rcba, of Providence, Ky, are expected to arrive tonight to spend several days with Mrs. SieGler's par ents, MT. and Mrs. Tom Heron, of North Third street.
 Final clearance sale of all milli- nery in the house. If you want q stylish hat almost at your own price, here's your chance. Mrs. s. l.. Byrd *15&S
 Sol Steinberg has been called to Battle Creek, Mich, on account of the illness of his father. Joe Stein berg. who is to undergo an opera tion.
 J. w. Roberts died this morning at his home in Marmaduke at o'clock. He was born in Tennessee coming to this county about 40 years ago He is survived by his wife and seven children. A. V. Roberts of Paragould being one of the sons. Iuterment will take place tomorrow at 1:3O o'clock at Gainesville.
 Miss Mabel Caudle and Jas. K. Partlow were married Saturday night at the residence of Rev. J. M
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NOTICE.

of Marguerite Johnson, a minor, and Marada Johnson. as guardian Of Robert E. Johnson. a minor. will pre- seut to the. Probate Court Of Greene County, Arkansas, at it's July, term, 1921. a petition praying for an order to sell all interest tho two said minors mays have and own in Lots : x of Block 2 of Baldwin X Golfers Sub Division of Golfers Addition to Para gould, Arkansas, for the purpose of rcinVcstment.
 This June 22, 1921.
 C. r. SNYDER. Guardian
 MARADA JOHNSON, Guardian. 13on
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To Stop a Cough Quick

take HAYES HEALING HONEY. 3 cough medicine which stops the cough b. healing the intlamed and irritated tissues.
 A box of GROVES O-PEN-TRATE SALVE for Chest Colds. Head Colds and Group is enclosed with every bottle of HAYES HEALING HONEY. The salve should be rubbed on the chest and throat of children suffering from Cold or Group.
 The healing effect of Hayes Healing Honey in- side the throat combined with the healing effect of Groves O-Pen-Trate Salve through the pores of the skin soon stops cough.
 Both remedies are packed in one carton and the cost of the combined treatment is 35c
 Just ask your druggist for HAYES HEALING HONEY.
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Catarrh

Catarrh Is a local disease greatly infItI. Nced by constitutional / conditions. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is ~ Tonic and Blood Purifier. By cloansii. y the blood and building up the Systens HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE restores normal conditions and allows Nature to do it's work.
 All Druggists. Circulars free.
 F. J. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo. Ohio.
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We are proud of the cOnfi- dcnce doctors, druggists and the public have in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic.
WARNING: ORDER

In the Chancery Court for Greene county. Arkansas, November term. 1921.
 IT. II. Herring. Plaintiff.
 VS.
 Ida Al. WagStcr. Defendant. The defendant, Ida NJ. WaGster is hereby warned to appear in the Greene Chancery Court within thirty days from date hereof and answer the com plaint of the plaintiff, J. II. Herring. Witness my hand and seal as Clerk of the Chanccry Court. Greene County Arkansas, this 12th day of July. 1921.
 JOHN SIMPSON. By Ernest Fletcher. Clerk. tAuS D Deputy Clerk.
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 Joe Coufcl entered the lyocal sani- tarium yesterday for treatment. Aaron MasseDgale has gone tC Rector to visit friends and relatives Arthur Jackson went to Memphis yesterday to receive treatment at 9 hospital.
 Jim Agee left this morning for ia business trip to Little Rock and Hot Springs.
 Mrs. s. s. Lipscomb returned to her home at Marmaduke this morn ling after visit with her sister, Mrs. Gene Partain. 666 has more limitations than any other Fever Tonic on the mar kct, but no one wants limitations.
 G. C. Hartsoe of Piggott passed through here this morning enroute to Lcachville.
 Junius Richardson was operated on for appendicitis at the local hos pital last night, and was reported as resting fairly well this morning.
 Mrs A. r. Mack is spending the warm season at Blue Mountain, N. C.. with her daughter, Miss Wint, who is taking her vacation at that popular summer resort.
 666 quickly relieves Constipa- tion, Biliousness, Loss of Appe- tite and Headaches, due to Torpid Liver.
 Word has been received from Memphis to the effect that Mrs. R. l.. Holland, who is critically i'll at a hospital in that city, is i'm proving.
 Mary and Gussie Meadows. daugh- ter and son of MT. and Mrs. II. D. Meadows. formerly of this city. now of Cardwell, are in the city spend ing few days with their grand mother. Mrs. John Kelley.
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Rub-My-Tism is a great pain killer. Relieves pain and sore ness, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, &c.

A message has been received from Newport stating that Mrs. Fannie Jones. wife of Dr. o. F.. Jones. died this morning. Dr. Jones is a ncph- CIV of Mrs. w. H. Jones of this city. Mrs. Jones is survived by her husband and two sons. MT. and Mrs. H. k. Jones will motor to Newport tomorrow to attend the funeral services which will be con- ducted tomorrow afternoon.
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Harrison. The bride is daughter of Mir. and Mrs. W. r. Caudle of 50G East Court street. The groom is 3 son of H. k. Partlow, county school superintendent, and is em- ployed at the Missouri Pacific round house. The young couple will reside at the home of the bride
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A Sellers Kitchen Cabinet, of course! For nothing adds such completeness to the dainty kitchen. And it will prove a comfort and convenience 365 days in the year.
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In The New Home

The modern woman demands a modern kitchen. And she knows that of all kitchen cab incts, the Sellers is the most highly perfectde, the one that saves time and effort.
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All dynamo-elcc machines or generators are based on discoveries of Faraday and Henry, contempOv raneously in 1892.
Paragould soliphone., 1921-07-13

Excavations in Egypt indicate the use of woven floor coverings as early as 5000 B. c.
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Rub.My.Tism is powerful antiseptic. Cures infected cuts, old sores, letter, etc.

(From Tuesdays Daily 1ress)
 Joe Coufcl entered the lyocal sani ,arium yesterday for treatment.
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No. 1--OI Ha.d,vubbea Finish. Costs us s9, ,7S0 extra, annually.
 No. 3-Autonstic Base Shef Extend.r. Costs os $o 900 extra, annually.
 No. S-Dust-psoof Bsse Tor und cath the Poreeliso Work Table. Costs us eH,250 extra. annually. No. 7-Ant.nxoof Casiers
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SELLERS KITCHEN CABINETS
 7he Eesf Se,vanf n Tour Hou,s

There arc good reasons for Sellers supremacy. In fact,
 there arc 15 of them. You've heard of these "15 Famous Features. Come in and let us show them to you-the Au- tomatic Lowering Flour Bin, the Automatic Base Shelf Ex-