davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-03-17
County Agent Resigns.

T. ~. caldwell, county agent
|or the past four years, has re-
gned bis position to take eff
It July !. Mr.. Caldwell was
FIRST agent for the Farm Blu
and came direct from the
University. He takes this
That he may go to a dry
mate for the sake of his
Is health,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-29
VYZNAM JANOVSRE KON.
FERENCE PRO CESkOSLO.
VENSkO.
Premier BeneS o ceskosloven-
ske zahranicni politice a upev-
nGni Male Dohody.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-29

nj mezinarodni manifestaci po-
Iitickeho hospodafskeho spo-
lecenstvi evropskeho po valce.
Rusko poprv6 vystoupilo re sve
isolace a nebezpeci ozbroiene-
ho konfliktu mezi MIN a ostat-
mimi staty bylo znatne zmirne
no. Jest vyborn6, ze kontakt 5
MIN byl udrzen. Mala dohoda Il
kazala Sc byti elementem ev-
ropske konsolidace.
Ceskoslovensko vraci Sc z
Janova bez jakekoliv ujmy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-29

Sc, ably tuto nespokojenost We
Tadach paralysoNat Ii
skanim evangelical slovenskych
pro politickou cast programu
Iudove strany, to jest pro kraj-
nj boi "a chimerou slovenske
autonomie, pod kterymz ozna-
cenim skrIva Sc snaha po roz-
trzeni iednotn6 republiky ma
dive cast: Rozsiruji proto poll
ticko-kulturni program ma "slo
bodne krest'anske Slovensko.
Evangelici slovenSti az ma
pramal6 vyiimky dosud vzdy
byli vtrni myslence ceskoslo-
yensk6 jednoty a pochybujeme
proto, ze podlehnou svodum
GrebaCe-Orlova, zvlaSt6 kdyz
nyni poCina Sc rozptylovati glo
riola kol hlay nekterych vudcu
ludovcu a kdyz tvofi Sc pevnei-
ii obrana proti politice iusta-
mentu a nerozumu. Spoletny
bratisIavsky projev jest tako-
vEmto pocinem obrann6ho po-
stupu a jest Jim take akce, ably
byIa vybudovana jednotna ce-
skoslovenska strana zem6del-
skeho Iidu Akcl touto vraci Sc
slovenska domovina, strana ma
Iorolnick6ho lidu, k narodni a
rolnickG stran6 a tim take i k
republikanske strane Ceskoslo-
vensktho yenkova, iak mi Off
cielnl nazev naSi strany agrar-
hi. Socialni demokrate, narod-
.ni socialist6 jsou siednoceni Y
spolecnych stranach pro zem6
.Cesk6 j Slovensko, sjednoceni
budou zemedelci, jen katoli-
cke strany budou roz8tepeny q
TO Jest vysledek politiky 'Slo-
Iyaka', ktery bude jeji puvodce
tim vice drtiti, elm uzeii budou
statotvorne strany ma Sloven.
sku spolupracovat ma vyiasnen
pomeru 4 k napraveni fla, ie5
Izpusobilo uncle vyvolavani roz
kolu Ceskoslovenske jednot6
IMusel-li "SloVak v den, kdy \
Bratislave sesly Sc statotvornt
strany k spolecn6mu proieyu
konstatovat nespokoienost W
vlastnich radach. pax to zna
mena, ze ma Slovensku Sc Wy
iasnuje. (Ceskosl. Republika)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-29
ONDELf. %. KVETNA 1922
VYJASNOVANi MA SLO-
VENSkU.
Y Praze, 26. dubna.

Y ned6li, Y den, kdy Sc ko-
nala y Bratislave porada slo-
venskych statotvornych stran,
iejimz vysledkem bylo rozhod-
ne odmitnuti troufalosti Hin
koyy Iudov6 strany, ktera, ne
patrna mensina slovenskeho IL
du, osobuje 81 mluviti imenem
eeleho Sloyenska, tili "Sloven-
ske kraiiny', iak nyni oficieI-
nj organy teto strany nazyvaji
slovenskou vIast' zcela die ma
Parskeho Vzoru, v den, kdy
velkd v6tSina sloVenskeho lidu
eVImi zastupci ozvala Sc do
svGta, ze zamySlena yyprava
ludovcu: do Janoya Jest podni-
KEN hloucku nezodpoV6dngch
lidi, hraiicich 81 ma politiky, V
tyz den "Slovak" uyeTejnil po-
plasny clanek Grebace- Orloya,
jehoz obsahem \ nekolik slov
soustfedenem Jest stiznost, ze
| meZi katoliky sIovenskymi, to
jest mezi stoupenci Hlinkovy
ludoye trany, nebot', iak zna-
mo, strana tato Vsechny slo-
Fenske katoliky poyozuje "a
sve, propuka nespokoienost
lame sc "velka fronta sloven-
ska" Grebac-Orlov hleda pfiCi
MI tainG agitaci eXponentu n
druheho brehu Moray. Ne
chceme tvrditl, ze pisatel clan
ku "Cemu uti risky priIllad'
obVihuje y agitace tainych eX-
ponentu stranu, ktera ma Mo-
rave pusobi po kuiturnich "a
kladeeh zpfiZn6nEch, aG by
mnohe znamsy 4 narazky 4
pfedchozich cisel "Sloyaka"
tomu nasvedcoValy; chceme
ien vy2vednouti pffznatn6 do
znani, ze Y sloyenskIch kato-
liel<ych kruzieh propuka ne
spokoienost a to nespokoie-
most 5 politikou ludovcu.
Takovato nespokoienot
prave Y kruzich, ktere isou sIo-
yenskJmi nikoli pouze od pre-
vratu z katolickymi nikoli pou-
re matrikove, Jest zieVem zee
Ia pfirozenym a lzeli Sc dnes
Q nj docisti jen mezi radky
"sIoyaka' pfece jest nebezpe-
clm ladoVG Strane, ze Y dohled-
ne dobe proievi sc viditeln6ii.
nebot sloyenskIm vlastencum,
neJsou-li presprilS zauiati kou-
zlem osobnosti FIIinkovy, me
nahla musi byti jasno, ze poll
tlka cd Prahy Yede K Pest a
slovenskFm opraydovym katoli
kun musi byti boIestno, ze bez
rozmyslu vyyolanym rozeho-
dem teskosloYenskou stranou
lldoVoa znitena byla iednotna
fronta poIitiky, ktera zalozena
Jest na ideji cyrilo-method6.i.
sk6 tim samozfeime seslaben
] ieii Vyznam, aniz by ludovc
mohli poskytnouti dostatecnou
namadu, kterou zaiiste ami VI
smyslu slovenskem, ami Y kato
lickem nelson va5nive clank,
proticeske. "Slovak' pokous
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-29
VI | |

4 rama vySli do mestecka. A
skuteGne. ZdaIo Sc Jirimu, ze
bude prece Iepe We Skole, nez
Il setniny. 4 nekolika pluku Sc
sli Sc We Skole svobodnici, de-
satnici, cetari i Sikovatele. Ma
d'aru neiVlc, nekolik Bosnaku,
Nemcu Cechu. Jiri byl mezi
mimi iediny iednorocni dobro-
volnik.
Inspekcni dustojnik byl re-
servni dustojnik, Polak, profe-
sor. Dovolil Jifimu bydliti SOU
krone. Tezko bylo vSak ma
lem polskem mestecku naliti
byt. Nsady ubytovani byli du-
stojnici.
Az konecne svobodnik Niko-
la, Czech, ktery pfilnul cd prve
no okamziku setkani k Jirimu
nedbaje sve svobodnicke hod
nosti, delal mu dobrovolne ia
kehosi sluhu, nasel byt na kon-
ci mestecka Y male chalupe.
"Zavedu vas tam, musite
vSak dovolit, abych smell spat
y chatrci S vami.'
Jiii rad svolil.
Vypravili Sc vecer po Skole
do chatrce. Cestou Nikola W.
kladal:
"Budeme bydliti We svetnicce
Sc starym domkarem. Pred ctr
nacti dny pochoval zenu, uz
druhou, ie mu uz sedmdesat let
q jeSt6 Sc chce ozenit.
Jirl nepodivil Sc ami dost ma
10. re .Nikola "a chvlli, kterou
hledal byt, INA skoro cele Curl
culum vitae budouciho bytnehc
Inal " Nikolu. Mlady hoch,
do vseho Sc hned vpravil, ma
vsechno Sc Vyptal, vsechno ob.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-29
CSL. UMENI MA
CSL. VYSLANECTVI We
WASHINGTONE.
Ukazky tvorby ceskosloven-
skych maIira, csl. skla, vySivek
a rucnich praci nadchly Wash
ingt0n.
(Ceskosl. Tisk. Kanc.)

(Ceskosl. Tisk. Kanc.)
w ashington, d. c., % kvet- /
ma. V sobotu a Y ned6li 20 a p |
usporadalo vyslanectvi vytaV-
ku obrazu a leptu teskosloven-I
skEch umelcu, dale csl. skla,
lysivek jinIch ruGnich praci.
Bylo to snad poprve V diploma
ticke kolonii Washingtonske, zei
vyslanectvi otevrelo sve mist
nosti podobne yystavce.
Prostorn6 mistnosti vyslane-
ctvi byIy yhodn6 uprayeny pro
ytstayku, takze kazdemu obra
~ leptu. vy$ivkam a zejme-
ma kazdemu kousku nadherne-
no stareho Ceskeho skla dostalo
sc hodn6ho umist6ni a krasa
iadnotlivych predmeti byla pl-
ne zhodnocena. Neni mozno
vrpisovati jednotlive obrazy a
d;la vystavena, ien strucne u
vadime, re byly zde Originally
AleSe, Slavicka, Kalvody,
Schweigera, lepty Svabinsk6ho,
VondrouSe a j. Ukazky skla
vyyolaly obdiv vsech navSt6vni-
ku; americk6 danny nestacily
ohGivovati skv6le slovenske vs.
sivky, ktere bohatosti motivu a
payucinovou praci vzbudily pre-
kvapeni tech, kdoz podobnym
y6cem drive pozornosti nev6no
vail T6l teskoslovenske narod
nj kroje, ukazujici ldove um6-
nj ruznych kraiu Ceskosloven-
ska byly pfedm6tem obdivu.
NavStGvnici byli seznamovai1'
: t6z bohatou literaturou cesko
sloVenskou. Y puvodnich vaz-
bach byly vystaveny knihy re
vSech oboru, krasnG illustrova-
M dila Jiraskoya, Bozeny Mem
cove, Wintra; dale dila Y cizich
iazycich, poiednavaiici o csl.
narodu. Hoste y6novali yelkou
pozornost / kniham a mnohy
zasedl a PROVISIONAL celaho Ka-
sparem prolistoyaneho Veka,
nebo Nemcove Babitku, a pro
jevil podiv mad tim, ze do an
gliciny tax malo csl literar-
Mich praci bylo pfelozeno
i Behem yIstavby byly tez
promitany attracloscopem dia-
positivy (slides) . Ceskosloven-
: sku.
Nystavka byla zeim6na Y so
: botu tax cetne navStivena, re
: nekterou chVili now navStavni-
: ci museli pred yyslaneckou bu-
| doVou eekat, az Sc uvnitr IL
prazdni. Washington Art Club
: pouzil teto prilezitosti hro-
NADINE navStiyil vystavku.
=, Spravce Smithsonian Institutu
/ vida zajem navStevniku ces-
: ke sklo, strucne a vystizne w
| sVetlil ieho historii a krasy. Pc
) dobne predseda 4 taiemnik Art
:. Clubu podavali Vysvetleni tsl
i umeni. hudb6 literature.
: Westinghouse tasopisy ve-
: novaly vystavce zaslouzilou po-
: Zornost. Jiz pred zahajenim W
stavky upoZornovaly obecen-
: stvo a yystaVce obSirn6 refe.
: rovaly. ZvlaStni zminky zaslu,
/ huje dennik Washington Ii
: mes, ktery nedelnim elsie
/ (21. kvetna) na cele strane Il.
: vefejnuje pozoruhodny refe
: rat vystayce, reprodukcem
: nekterych originate ma vystaN
o ce vystavenych.
/ Vystavka tato ien znovu po
tvrdila opttovnl DOZEN, ze We
: ka vystava lidoveho umeni ce
a skoslovenskeho, zvlast' sestav,
e n3 pro Spoj. Staty a poradan;
\ We vaech vIznatnIch mestecl
II americkych. bvla by hotovyn
4 obievem pro americkou vefej
: most.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-29
IA VALECNEHO BESU."
ROMAN UCASTNfkA VALkY.
Napsal Ladslav Hajek.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

Zastrelil sc vojak. Neobycej-I
ma udalost rozrusila setninu VI
zivote jindy jako hodiny pres
nem.
Zastrelil Sc, ze nemohl sna-
seti dele veskerych pfikofl. Ce-|
Ia setnina o mem mluvila jake
o hrdinovi. Charakter, ktery
mcdowell zapfiti cloveka. | Jifi-
no rozrusila sebevrazda. Byl to
obycejny prosty vojak, delnik
nejaky a mcdowell snaseti hru-
bosti nadporutikovych. Jak
rad by byl Jiri ma jeho mlste,
jak mu zavidel jeho silly, ktere
sc jemu nedostavalo.
Nadporuclkovi pusobilo zjev
nou rozkos cisti zlobnou nena-
visit V ocich Jiriho. Casio ne
chaval no stati pred sebou V
ztrnulem postoji vysmes-
KEN neobmezen6ho pana patri-
val ma n6ho a pozoroval jeho
nervosni, zlobne chveni.
Ma fronte byl kid. Mluvilo
Sc mnoho o ocekavanem prime
ii. Nebylo zatim potfebl no
vych obeti. Setnina zustane je-
ste nekolik nedel ' etape. Mno
ri pri veSkere mizerii 81 odde-
chli, zivot, ktery pfi vsech svi-
zelich made vSe milovali, je na
neiaky cas- jeSt6 zachranen
Kazdy myslil jenom ma nekolik
malo dni do budoucna. At pri.
ide potion cokoli, jenom kdy2
jest6 po nekolik dni je jistota
ziVota.
Vzhledem k tomu, ze setnina
neodjede jeSte ma frontu, uCi-
In6ny move disposice. Mnozi z
vojaku poslanl do ruznych spe.
cielnich kursu.
Nadporutik zbavil Sc nespo-
lehliveho Jiriho. Postal no dc
Skoly pro poddustojniky Y bii2
KEN polskem mesteCku.
Litovali no prideleni k setni.
ne poddustojnici, kteri znali
I pomdry Y etap6
"Mnoho zakusite. Hure We
ykole, nez rekrutum tady. We,
Gtel skoly, setnik. ie NADIA
strasny tlov6k. We ttyri hodins
ted Y zine Sc vstava a do Sc
dmi hodin veCer neni klidu."
A JIM prece nejak rad Z yes
nice do poddustoinicke skoly \
mestecku odchazel leSte S llnS
nj tremi obytejnymi poddu
stojnlky.
Nenayid6l Samla, at pride
4 cokoliN, hure nemuze byti. ne;
pod timto nenavid6nym Glove
KEN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-29

staral. Treba jen ma neco po-
mysliti a Nikola az ved6l, uz Vi
videl, uz mluvil, az obstaral.
M ala chajda, naklonena, jako-
by V kazdem okamziku mela
spadnouti. Stala prav6 podle
shromazdist6 poddustojnicke
skoly. Vstoupili do tmave pred
slnky chaty. Spousty dymu je.
uvitaly.
"Tu pfece nebudeme moci
bydlet delsi dobu, dymu je tn
strasne," namital Jiri.
"Jen jdete dial, neni to tax
zle, dym do svetnicky nevni-
ka," prerusil no Nikola a uz
otevrel dvere.
V male jizbicce, osvetlovane
knotovym plamenkem, uvital
je vysoky, dosud statny d6da,
Rusln.
Jiri Sc rozhledl. Ma stenach
n6kolik svatych, pestrych O.
brazkG, podel jedne zdi obrov-
ska postel hospodafova. Dru-
hou, skoro celou stenu vyplno-
vala velka pee, do ktere Sc pri-
kladalo z cerne komory, k ni2
vedl vchod z predsinky. X tre-
ii st6ne pristavena obrovska a
zelena truhla, pomalovana kdy
81 pestrymi kvety, starlm' vSak
/ vybledlymi. Truhla nahrazova-
la velky stul a zaujimala do
brou Sestinu svetniCky. PodeI
ctvrte steny pristavena lavice
jina postavena u pece. Dvefe
vedouci do svetnicky, zhotove
ny Y bizardnim slohu, byly tax
sikme, re pohledl-lis ma ne, ne2
isl privykl, mel jsi obavu, ze
celia ia chata kazde chvile sc
shrouti. Podlaha hlinena q
strop tax niZko, re clovek mi
modek sklanel hlavu. Ma kaz.
de st6n6 a uprostred ma tramu
/ pov6Sena klec.
"Povidal mi, hospodari
fraitr Nikola, re byste nam dc
volil u vas bydlet?" otazal sc
Jirl stareho, ably ticho prerusil
a proc by ne, panov6, mi.
sta V chate dost. Pan frajtr mt
re 81 lehnout Ma lavici par
tfeba do meho luzka."
"Dckuii, spokoiim sc take
ma lavici.'
mo, dobra, kdyz pan nechct
Ma luzku spat, tax ustelemt
mu pekne panem fraltrem Ia
dy ma peel. Je tn pekne mistC
a tepllcko.'
Patrili ma starce, ktery sta
We vysokych botach .jeho;
bezvousa tvar vyraznym;
cernyma ocima Sc jaksi rozpa
cite usmivala. Mimodek priky
VII.
"A tu tax sam zijete?" re
ptal Sc Jiri dedy.
"A co nam d6lat? Zenu drl
hou pred ctrnacti dny isem pt
choval, rok lezela, co delat?
"Ozenit Sc znovu,' usmiva
Sc Jiri.
"Pravda, re oaenit. Kom,
bych odkazal chatu, kdyz Diet
: neni.. Jak bude valce. ozenin
: Sc. S prvni zenou I'll isem tad,
: tricet, S druhou sedm let a S tire
: ii, kdyz buh da, take jeste nej
ky rok pobudu.'
"A Jake ptaky chovate
klecich?'
"Kanary. Pet kanaru. Una
menite zpivaii, vsak pan usly
/, Il. Pres sto .isem nch uz tad
vychoval.'
Brzy Sc Sc starym spfateliI
: tax ehate zili tri muzi, gre
sovata, stara kobyla, ktero
) deda opatroval jako poklac
pet kanaru a sest slipek (Jii
uzavrel smlouvu, re nesmel
prijiti do svetnicky.)
, Zivot Michala Stojky, jak s
: nazyval hospodar, byl:
Rano pred pul sestou vista
) val, obstaral sveho kone, Sc kt
r rym ienom malokdy, kdyz u
White County record., 1922-08-03
,s TO ORGANIZING
 STRAWBERRY GROWERS

There has been considerable |,;,nnssion of the proposed farm ~ arroan plan of organizing the |strawberry growers of this dis |frict since the big meeting at |lcRae. i And while the plan outlined Inv tho speakers at that meeting E9nnded good to all connected Eith the strawberry game, as |rs know that competition exists kptween the different assCcia- lions, that the average growers rp satisfied to pool their ber- {les without any thought of Raising the grade and that dis +ribution could be handled bet Eer thru a single selling agent. We expressed our personal fayor for the outlined plan, but
 close study of the proposed lam Bureau contract does not &ll0w one to retain the same i'm bression as was lett by the packers.
 ! One feature that would surely fnd to lower quality is the idea pooling the output for a week Instead of a single day as isnoW he rule. Every salesman in the
 stncI will agree that the pool lg plan now used tends to low quality, so what would be eX- ected from a system that will gerage the districts output for
 week. The contract leaves the
 lestion of selling very open. |ecOrding to the contract, every Er could Joe consigned wherever
 e selling agency saw fit and
 eOIding to the contract, the
 FOwer could only grin and take
 S medicine or quit growing
 rawberries.
 Personally, l would advise the
 FOwers of the Bald Knob terri
 ry to read the contract over
 retully before signing.
 J. A. ADKINS.
White County record., 1922-08-03
AMERICAN LEGION
 PICNIC AT BRADFORD

The picnic and fish fry put on by Wallace Post No. III, Amer lcan Legion,at Bradford, Satur- day, was a success from every engle.
 Wallace Post may not be the largest in the state, but none have a larger percentage of live members according to nu.a52-s on the roll. They have organlzed a ladies auxiliary that takes an active part ill every move to make he worth living and bet ter.
 Every member of the Post was an active member of some committee that had to do with making the picnic an outstand- ing affair. Some of the boys put h the night previous on the lake securing the fish, while others were attending to other arrangements. 9lsn were pIenJI- fui and sever&lhundred pounds Were cooked right on the ground a1yer the crowd lad begun to g. ,hef.
 The ladies had prepared many other good eats and the long tables were loaded with plenty and to spare, Ior the z50 people estimated to be present.
 One Committee had invited every aspirant for public office that could be reached, and very few were absent. Hon. w. 4. Hodges addressed the assem- bled voters before dinner. After the fish were consumed the crowd again gathered around the speakers stand and the three candidates for State Sena-, tor, Dr. W. H. Abingdon of Bee be, J. A. Choate of Floyd and Senator c. c. Mckay of Bald Knob, each explained to the as- semblage their reasons for de- siring support. After this every candidate for county office was the crowd by May or Frank Witt, who acted as the chairman.
 Visitors from all parts of White, Jackson and Indepeno- counties were present and took part in the joyous occasion.
 Needless to say every candl- didate present is now sure that he will carry Bradford by a good majority in the coming primary.
White County record., 1922-08-03
S2O.O0O POWER STOCK
 QUOTA IS RAISED

At mass meeting held in Beals Hall Monday night, at which practically all the busi- ness men of he town and a num- Der of the farmers of this sec tlon were present preferred stock in the Arkansas Power Corporations project on Little Red River, amounting to $20,000 was subscribed. This is Judson- jas quota on preferred stock, al- though a large quota of common stock was raised, and is the first preferred stock quota pledged.
 Virgil C. Petite, president of the company; A. L. Register, vice president of the ]. Living ston Company. which is build ing the dam; and L. I. Fletcher, superintendent of the Livings- ton Company, were among the speakers.
 The speakers said that the to complete the dam and install the machinery had been 
 Work of excavating for the power house is going on at the dam, but will be resumed on a large scale when the entire quota of preferred stock for the transmission lines is raised. Mr. Petite and Mr Register are vis- iting other towns to be served by the transmission lines to se- cure their pledges to the enter prise.
White County record., 1922-08-03
NOTICE

All parties holding keys for kitchen cabinet will please report August 18th or after at my store until the proper key is found to unlock the lock. The party who holds the proper key will receive the kitchen cabinet free.
 E, H. WILLIAMS
 1,dSon;a Ark.
White County record., 1922-08-03
C. E. yingLing Opposed to Amendment 14.
 Is Endorsed by People Of Noraeet's County,

To The People of White County: ,:
 LU has been impossible because of my limited time and means for me to make a thorough can- vas of this, my home county, in my race for Prosecuting 1hS tsae
 hey. 1 am sorry that ] es8iG aa9 do so, for 1 would like to become personally acquainted with those people in this county whom l do not know. l have spent my time in the other four counties of the circuit where 1 was not so well known. i have made a clean and aggressive campaign, free from personalities, mud singing and misrepresentation.
 My opponent has been to this county and some of you have seen him. He has miSrepresent- ed me in many ways. He has told you that 1 am in favor of the proposed Fourteenth Amend ment to the Constitution of Ark ansas, and has submitted as proof of this charge the fact that 1 signed one of the petitions for the initiation of the same. It is true that l signed a peti- ton asking that the proposed a. Imendment be submitted to avote of the people at the next general Election. This petition was pre- scented to me, because it was known that 1 am a friend of ed ucation, with the explanation that the Amendment had for its purpose the provision of more revenue for our schools where needed and desired, by a vote of l the people of the individual dis tricts. and with this understand ling, and without reading the A. Imendment, 1 signed the petition like hundreds of other men and women who are interested in the welfare of our schools. The A. mendment would of course, have been submitted whether l sign ed the petition or not; and the fact that 1 signed this petition does not prevent me from voting against the same, nor does 1t mean that I was then or am How lin favor of it's adoption. The ef- l feet of this petition was simply to ask that the proposed Amend ment be submitted to a vote ot the people, and no one of the several thousand people who signed the petitions is bound tc vote for the Amendment because of having signed the petition Since reading and analyzing the proposed Amendment l have said. even long before this cam
 paign opened, and l now repeat
 that am unalterably opposed
 to it's adoption because of some
 of it's provisions which | consid
 CT vicious in effect; and if any
 effort is made to secure it's a
 doption at the General Election next fall, 1 tender my services
 to the people for whatever the!
 may be worth to help defeat i
 Norfleet for Bond Issues
 My opponent has also mad
 the statement that am in fav
 or of bond issues, and has sai'
 that I assisted in putting ove
 a road improvement distric
 where the people did not want il
 This statement is absolutely un
White County record., 1922-08-03
AUTO ACCIDENT ON PIKE

Wednesday at about 5;30 D. m. while on the way to Searcy, the Ford car driven by Will York was run into and knocked off the pike which is quite high at the place, which was near the first curve the other side of the river bridge. The car was struck by a car owned by W. A. w. Price of Bald Knob but was be- ing driven by Dale Edwards, who in attempting to miss a bad Tut in the road struck MT. Works car.
 In MT. York's car beside him. self, Were Misses Lillian Johnson Edith Spencer, and Evelyn Beavers.
 The car turned over and pinned Miss Johnson to the ground She suffered a broken arm and was very seriously cut and bruised in many places. She is reported this morning as rest ing very well. No one else was seriously hurt. The Ford was badly wrecked.
White County record., 1922-08-03

Do not fail to keep in mlnd e big all-day singing that the hlte County Singing Conven- ln will pull off Sunday at Prov Fnce Church in the Clear Wat
 nelghborhood. All are invited attend and join in rendering
 Old time songs. Dinner will served on the ground in pie style. Plenty for visitors
 Fnout forethought to bring a Sket