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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-16
''PANCH0" VILLA
TURNS DEAF EAR
TO REVOLUTION

MEXICO CITY. FEB. 1e.-Invita
lions 30 Francisco Villa. or "Pancho
IS A. used To he known ir the days
his curfswEy. tc join TIE revolu-
Sclarv agitatiors against the obregon
Z 1vernmsnt have fallen upon deaf
ears for the former bandii-iebel Eow
ioalys With : stern and disappre, .ng
eye apon ANGLING that opposes iaw
and order
villa : 'o-alty to the government =
more notable in contrast with the
wave 81 c-ti-goyerEmenf agitation
n9v sweeping some quarters II Is
,.sro.-, ID that +'Panelo.' to set 1t rest
any anxiety that may be feia toward
his attitaie. win shortly come 70 Mn
ice CITY 70 r-affsri his support Ia the
0nregcn regime.
General Antonio Ruiz. VINO has last
BE. executed il chihuahua Tor plo'
ftay az .is--st The peace and dignity ui
IL state. VS. delivered 10 the federal
ssssori:.es - Villa Ruiz had gone
Nilae -aacs. at Caasillo 10 seek
IsanrhaS coo .esat.on N an ant;
.su.trn.aart ri9- The former. bel
.aletfail declared thai his first .iri-
:. nsaip daty MAS 10 fne state. seizei
.as uns Inspecting Ruiz ami turned him
ever 10 the federal troops.
.-sisa JcSe Pruneaa brother OF
tAe executed rebel leader Antonio
fIuneaa, has been brought here for
.rial On the charge OF completely IL
,.,i.i activies. he formerly com
uaan.i.d 4 federal regiment at Linares
s4aie &: N.aso Leon.
President Oregon has issued or
=, ,aS i.+zfsf -
=. ~ o; army officers 10 join the Mae
contents ali designations .f ger
rai> and other officers who are dis
saflsned with conditions VIII be nc
osp.ea Immediately without question
Apparently there 5s = concerted
-sove ~ tie part OF tie revoiutiona-
les ia various parts of the eountrs
init the rebeI bands are small and an
5safsu--ani Il is believed that not one
81 1l2sn n contains more than two hun
r.i lnta a-.a most OF them consist ~
.sant "a deem AMEN. usually Of Aan.iit
IA 4sser
Nar office Officials 4. that II least
sHa r-us~i General has been captured
Hfiv = ssgesS the oorcer very "a,
The pass week IL addition lwo OF
aS Ne.e eNVvuiea
.sesrffa tsl.. plots which have been
.seel l.. 4 there : nc aari isement
se freedom OF the press noF OF is'-s
3e.eh
Ana velnment papers are sold
4iv sta-s tue streets Newspapers
,I.ig President Obreson and call
50 tl'e tst.s.li>tration "a goverTnis ~
ASA Is are allowed 70 ci-eniat'
es'hsar interference
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-16
AWNINGS and TENTS

TAILOR MAIZE AWNINGS that fit ana
satisfy. All the latest STYLES and colors
for YOUR selection. Address all inquiries
to Thomas Awning & Tent Co. Miami.
Fla s5,-ll---tf
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-16
HELP WANTED

" sNTtp- Experienced white waitress
Forty dollars n month with room and
board Wire. Van NJ. lntelstat. Com
ietftN Nev. sssnNf,l.t, Fla ~ i-8t
ANTl.b Thni oushly experienced
S..icslAdt far dresses. suits. etc Mus,
s.e Al " ot'Iees need Apply. Nark
S}.or u Soa;h Beach 81. GltN.
~ 7-tf
fl4.i ~ MN IN. ny hite W;Aiire Is NN
Hotel Morgan. NeiNsia ana lalne1'a
s,,.,stss saS-9 7a-tf
4. tilrt. y NITki.SS- wanted Al Eo,hei-
j.. Restaurant SOC M9snrlia ANt
se8-9-ii-st
i. >pIEs WANTED tn distr5Aa5. stns-
,ilrS aavtoaa ana Sic.aity. Salary $50
,st.i Gas Spels Mites D. NJ NJ .'i.fn-
ns:ss, cits Hotel. orange ~. i'aN-
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-16

AWNINGS AND WINDOW
Hand made at Seanreeze.
on tie hest houses in the
and speak for themselves.
Ave. Phone saS ". ".
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FOR RENT

fOk RENT-Store room, ideal for small
market and grocery. will make rent
right to right party and give long
term lease. Best location in town for
TINS Oueincss. Write box 81 care Daily
news. p2-te-St
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-16

FOR RENT--large room with cooking
SSi-W. 315-2 fa-st
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-16
ROOM AND BOARD.

ROOMS With or without board with ~
Nate fafnil> Reasonable rates iiiNie
Nilhs, 10 >>orth i;.ach CT. 2ai 2't
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y N<IEl9 To Ely Seeo,.l hand =.
in. ,n4eh'4,. also s,co;i hand hahS
tffs.s4e " ute Stating condition and
;fiee Address Fex So, 'faS ont Fla
~ n II
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-16

- \ NTH 81 IT, -ts acfes high ss;tds
An SsffaNle "a. inmeSsafe deN-lop-
q, tlt A1ftt. s9i.aN soc taiis News
p2lf-3t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-16

NITCRE-Heautiful new furniture.
for sale cheap. Inquire 354 No. RIDGE
wood Ave. n11SIf
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SHADES
They hang
Triple Cities
Tss Halifax
L.. Weldon.
saS-l2-l-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-16

FOX SALI--Eeauts.ul Live Oak Villa,
located miles from paytona I mile
vest OFT orange. on hard road: new )
room bungalow. running water, large
front aud rear rorchcs. screened: acres
fieh hammock land in cultivation grow
ANYTHING: variety Of fruit: beautiful
flowers: poultry and stock. country
store; beautiful place. all fenced For
particulars and price inquire OF owner
'H preniises dh
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-16

FOR RENT-one ropm FOR light house
keeping. s. week. inquire I0s Fay
ST - 4
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FOR RENT-Cettage on tine ocean. az
{ tractiveiy furnished rooms. baths.
: TO May iSt Apply 2es South Ocean
Ave. Daytona Reach pc-I4-7t
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FOR RENT-Splenid ocean mont apart
fnent: fine location. beautifully fur
nished. never been lived in rent to
May LIST or Nov. LIST. Triple Cities
Realty Co. Lucas. the Land Man. Man
agcs. Ifaytcna t;eaet. Phone .t1-N
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FOR SALE OR TRADE--Late Maxwell
Roadster for Ford or Dodge. Truck
preferred Will give take difference
Zn'sr and Parker. 73l South Ridge
wooa. 32l-2-ls-7t
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eulLpINc LOIS Eoa eA1e

'f''l; SAI.E-One gents s4s suit for So.
size A. also gents suit size sS. cost
Sff Tor SAL Ladies' broadcloth suit
~ or 4" for only si:. Also ladies' s2s
coat. size IS for 81. 4. J. Abel Tailor
and cleaner. - Voiusia Avenue.
3ns-c-li- st
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LOST

.tST-Diamoud circle wedding riuc
Liberal reward if returned To SIS Malr
st baNtona Teach sis-2 lost
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FOR RENT-Attractiye rooms on ~.
ocean. with heat Ho: and cold water
in all rooms. Breakers I-o,igc $40 :
Ocean Ave. Daytona Beach p2-l4-.t
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FOX RENT-Four room cottage furnish
ed So per month. by season ~. year
Inquire +. w. Maley. 524 South Pal-
metto Ave p.s . ~ -
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FUR 1StNT-Nice store. good iocatc..
N !nNfona. Long term lease If desired
Triple cities Realty COMPANY. Lucas
the Land Man. Manager. phor, 80 "
. :, a
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tm11& CHEAf pa sstud.bakcr evil
ear ~ good condition. i,hun.
A@Tlg I'2-la-3t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-16

EOOp-Dry pine and oak. Stove chunk.
fireplace and cord wood Delivered
Triple Cities Wood yard. Pine island.
End Ave. Phone 277-J p2-i6-7t
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Leather Gift Slippers
for Men s.

A congress of mems slippers has been eonvoked
in the Mans Shop on the tenth floor for Christ
mas session. Here arc slipper delegates represent
ing every type of man. Almost every variety of
slipper known is here coo, from the up-to-the-
minute Opera to the good, old-fashioned Romeo.
Among those present are the Opera slipper,
In black, mahogany, tan, grey and red kidskin,
full kid lined; the Everett model, some with cut.
out vamps for decorative effect; another Opera
model featuring Morocco leather in red and brown,
and Romeos in black or tan. All priced at s5
Unofficial delegates are soft-soled felt slippers,
in purple, brown, grey and blue. S1.75 to S2.75
THE MANS sHoP-TENrH ELooR
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Oriental Rugs Reduced
PERSIAN AND CHINESE DESIGNS

The reductions have taken these rugs make this mPor
and timely Important because presents opportunity
genuine Oriental price far below its usual hgu
timely because you may place in your home add its nu
the holiday atmosphere These rugs have all been selected from
regular stock and represent the perfection found only Oent
~ about 3H x feet. + about 4h 6h feet.
sos Fine Persian De'' about $225 Good quality Chinese Rugs
Our large mulberry and dark blue
Chinese Rugs from $265 S475
PerianS Saroiks feet, S675 S875
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Gowns s55

Women's afternoon gowns of
an unusually fine quality of
Canton crepe are seldom OBJ
tainable in the smart simplicity
6 these designs at S55. One
m, del is finished with the new
drol stitch crepe, in long lines
that add to its slender effects;
the other, copy Of a Roland
model, embroideredin agrace-
ful design of chenille. They
are also purchasable in the usual
navy blue and black.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Young Peoples Store

Convenience and ease of shopping for children's
apparel-eveything that child wears is grouped
into store unit on our
FOURTH FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Hudson Seal Coats
dyed Muskrat)

The coat without an equal for utility combined
with smareness of appearance. These coats, 40 inch
length, have self collar and cuffs S245
Contrasting Collar and Cuffs -4olnch length.
Collar and cuffs ofsquirre, fitch or skunk, leach s295
46-inch Length-An unusual length for those
who want to wear their coats for evening well as
during the day. Self collar and cuffs, S325.
Model Coats-Women who seek decided dis
tincton in fur coats will be interested IN our COL
lection of models IN various lengths trimmed with
contrasting fur collar and cuffs, S325 to S5o5
FOURTH FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Dainty Toilet Sets $3.50

Every article one can possibly use on the dressing
table-Ie pieces in all - made of good quality
celluloid and decorated with dainty flower designs.
IL is the kind Of gift young girl would be over
Joyed to have The price is most moderate in view
of the number of articles in the set.
GROUND
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Lord 6 Taylor
FIFTH AVENUE
The Holiday Offering Of Women's
"ONYX" HOSIERY

An exceptional value in women's full fashioned silk
hose with Isle top and sole Square heel. Black,
white, brown, grey and many Of the latest q 7s
shades. -. Per pair ~lsO)
An unusual quality silk hose, with Isle top and sole;
very durable. Square heel. Black, white, brown,
grey and almost every wanted shade. a. r.
Per pair Sl.O0
Women's extra size hose in black, white, silver,
browns, flesh, beige and gun metal Square a. ne
heel Per pair v1.S)
A value worthy Of special note. All silk hose.
Square heel. Black, white and colors. 81 oe
One Of our most tempting values. An excellent
chiffon silk hose This is made in black and almost
every desirable color at an exceptionally low price.
Square heel Also medium weight Of a. AZ
excellent quality. Per pair TZ.f1
Plain handclocked hose Of excellent quality. Black,
clocked in white; white clocked in black. 90 eo
Isle sole and top. pskpar sZ.5O
All silk, FER pair, $2.oS
Our unusual holiday offering Of 4 fine selection
in al silk. Black and complete range a. oe
Of the leading oolors. Per pair TZ.O)
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

Beaver, oneof the seasons most
favored new furs, is used TO
trim two new models in heavily
lined and interlined women's
winter coats of long-wearing
pile fabrics. For those who
prefer the cooler greys, there
are squirrel trimmed models.
Some models are loose and
wrappy in effect; others are
cleverly, designed to make their
happy wearer look fashionably
slender.
rniRo sIooa
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Sweaters

Trampers, skaters, and all
vigorous people who 60 abroad
no matter what the weather,
will want one or more Of
these smart sweaters. Sketched
is a sweater, $3.50, scarf,
S10.50, and hat, $4.95, of
brushed wool in brown with
red stripes. Also at the right
particularly smart brushed
eamels hair jackes-swearer, with
leather buttons, and entire
crepe de chine lining, $3.50
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

Neglgees and Bathrobes
snake Charming Christmas Gifts
APrinted Silk Negligee Graceful in line and
lovely in color, rose, copenhagen and navy s19.75
Satin Comfy Robes-Qulted in lambs wool
and silk lined throughout Crepe de chine or satin
$19.75
Boudoir Sacques-Softest Of ehiffons and lace
in delicate colors and dainty French flowers S16.75
Boudoir Caps s-Point-d'esprr trimmed with
lace and ribbon S2.95
Blanket Robes-A full model to wrap well
aroundy you Collar and cuffs are satin trimmed S5.95
Silk Lingerie Is Always Welcome !.
Night Gowns-Of radium silk S5.o5 to SS.95,
crepe de, chine $3.50 to S10.75, washable satin
$7.95 to $3.50
Envelope Chemises-Stepin models, crepe de
chine 1926 to S5.o5, radium silk S2.o5 to S5.o5
Vests and Drawers-Made to wear in sets.
Crepe de chine, each S2.o5 to S6.95, radium silk
S3.45 and S3.95, crepe satin, each S5.95
SECOND FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

A fine selection Of women's fancy openwork eloeked
hose. Black, white, brown, grey, silver a. or,
and gold. Per pair YZ.O)
Pointer" hose with hand embroidered clocks IN
fancy designs. Black with white eloekA - A.
Isle top and sole. Per pair ~Zs9)
A fine assortment Of heninebone openwork insseps.
Very smart and suitable to wear with hand ~ ~
some frocks. Black, white and colors. Pair YZeSO
Black, an silk hose, elaborately hand 81 zS
eloeked in white. New designs. Per pair ~'|~
The Latest novelties In On1n Ponsez hose with OPEN
work fancy docIA Blaek only: also Paris . = e0
openwork clocks h black and eolora Pair T<ts)U
A wonderful variety Of and-embroidesed hose, fancy
instep patterns In many designs. Black a ~
only. self embroidered Per pair S<t./0
A large assortment Of sport six hose In beautiful
aocordion-ribbed two-eone combinations. Also solid
colors in the lustrous. smart, heayy-ribbed se 0e
style. Per pair S).9)
Black silk hose with fancy drawnwork designs snd
some with cut jet and sequins to match se ~
the elaborate gowns. Per pair p0.90
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Fresh from England are these
Woven Check Voiles $50

Some of the smartest color combinations yet seen
have been woven into these checked voies of soft
Stub yarn Toast and blue, black and yellow, red
and black and many others are ofered-all on
white grounds. An unusual selection of the newest
shades at $3.50 yard.
SECOND FLOOR
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-03
Khan Not Responsible
For Prescott Whipping

Prescott, Ark, May 2.-The Pres
colt Daily News yesterday printed
the following letter received from
the Prescott Kultlux Khan:
THE report that the KukIuX Khan
had anything at all to do with the
whipping Of a citizen of Prescott
Saturday night is absolutely false.
This organization is above all things
"a law abiding body, not only de
plores such occurrences as this bus
will bend its every effort to assist
the Officers in bringing all law VIC
Ilators TO Justice Please give this
publicity. Such reports eminate fOl
no purpose except to damage this
order in the minds of the public
Owen Mum, who was flogged by
masked men Saturday night, decid
! ed yesterday that two men he ha(
said he recognized as being in the
party were not guilty and they Were
discharged after warrants for thei
arrests had been issued by Justic
Jay y. Burns. No other arrests hav
! been made. Mum stated to friend
yesterday he did not believe tn
Khan had anything to do with it.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-03
Delegation of Women
Going To Blytheville

Little Rock, May 2.-There has
been a large number of women
from Central and WesternSouthern
Arkansas passing through enroute
to Blytheville to attend the annual
meeting Of the Arkansas Federation
Of Women's Clubs this week. This
promises to be one of the largest
and most important sessions held
by the organization in many years.
Among other topics to be consider
cd will be that of education. Among
the speakers who will be heard on
the subject are e. B. Tucker, Di-
rector of the Arkansas Educational
Association and Mrs. Cora Wilson
Stewart, National Chairman of the
,Illiteracy Commission.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-03
White County About
Ready Begin Picking

Little Rock, May 2.-The straw
berry growers of White county are
the State Labor Commits
sioner that they will soon be in the
midst of the picking season. They
prefer whole families or women,
on account of the housing facilities.
The prospects continue good through
out the berry section. The acreage
and the yield will be greater than
last year On account of the late
season, the berries are a little slow
in ripening. The Klondikes and the
Arenas will ripen together this
year, which will require more pick
ers to be employed at one time.
Ordinarily the two varieties of ber-
ries ripen at different periods.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-03
ANNUAL MEET
school,. EVENTS
A'T'LIII'L.ER ROCK
Session Convenes May 9Th
Reduced Railroad Fares
Supt. ]. w. Ramsey Com
pletes Plans.

Helena, May 2.-Superintendent
J. w. Ramsey Of the local public
schools. who is also president of the
Arkansas Athletic and InterSchool
Contest Association, has announced
the programme for the fifteenth
annual meet of the association in
Little Rock, May and 6. In the
literary department there are to be
contests in 13 different subjects
and the number of schools entering
these contests is the largest III the
history of the association.
The number of entries in the
contests is as fellows: Spelling, 20;
defamation, 81; man drawing, IS;
boys voice, 10; girls voice, 81;
reading, u; male quartette, ! de-
bate, IT; violin, II; orchestra, 5;
piano, IS; typeWritng, Z; short
hand, 4. These contests will begin
Friday morning. May 5, and con
tinue through the following Satur-
day night. The places of meeting
will be divided between the senior
high school auditorium, the
board OF education rooms, the First
Methodist church, and the First
Christian church.
The annual track meet will be
held Saturday afternoon, May 6,
at Kavanaugh Field, the field used
by the Little Rock baseball team.
This date was left open for the
track meet by Mike Finn when he
drafted the 1920 schedule of the
Southern Baseball Association.
It is predicted that a number of
former state records will be broken
at the meet this year, inasmuch as
a number Of unusual athletes have
in the various recent dis
trict meets. The eyes of the state
viii be focused on Bagby of Pine
Bluff, who smashed two state rec
orGs in the state meet in Hope last
year in the 220 and 440-yard runs,
and Derry Of Paragould. who hurled
the discus three inches ahead of the
state record in the district meet at
Reduced rates have been granted
by all the railroads of Arkansas for
the meet, the round trip being one
and one-half the regular fare. Nc
certificates viii be required. More
than 1000 people will be in at
tendance at tho meet and it is re-
ported that Little Rock is making
preparations for gala entertain
ment. Mr.. Ramsey states that in
order to make sure that the meet is
a success financially he has taken
out rain insurance for Saturday
afternoon "if we are to believe
the insurance people" said he.
Saturday afternoon will be an ideal
sunshiny, spring day"
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-03
Texarkana Man Is
Seized by Masked Men

Texarkana, Ark, May AT
about 1890 O'Clock Saturday night
half dozen masked men seized G..
r. Arlington while he was standing
in front of the American Cafe, on
West Broad street, forced him into
an automobile and drove hurriedly
away, one OF the men holding re-
volyer pressed agaist Arlington
body and threatening him with
death If he resisted or made fuss
About 90 minutes later AIRING
ton returned to where he had been
seized and informed his friends that
his abductors had decided he was
mot the man they were after and
had released him with an apology
for the mistake.
At O'Clock yesterday morning
Sheriff Richardson arrested Hugh
Irving and Carvel Bonham on war
rants charging them with kidnap
ing. Each made appearance bonds
of $1,000 pending a hearing, which
will be held before Justice Hillmar
tomorrow.
Arlington is said to have inform
ed the officers that he recognized
the accused men as two OF the party
that seized him. Arlington operate.
a meat market on Carmichael Hill
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-03
RUSSIA STILL
bALKS GENOA
CONFERENCE
Soviet Nation Unwilling to
Agree In Whole to
Amy of Allied Pro-
posals.

Genoa, May 1.-The Genoa Eco
monte Conference may break up i'm
following the planary ses-
sion OF Wednesday unless tho Rus
SLAMS indicate that an immediate
solution of their problems is pos
sible. The subcommittee will meet
in an attempt to complete the allied
note today but there are no indi-
cations that the Soviets are disposed
to accept the terms therein. The
allies agreed today that the finan'
cial aid to be extended Russia will
total twenty million pounds. Thii
amount the Russians declare is en-
tirely inadequate.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-03
Northeast Arkansas To
Show at State Fair

Ed Treece is verw much interested
in the announcement that Northeast
Arkansas and Fayetteville will be
especially featured in the exhibit of
fine hogs at the approaching State
fair when premiums to the amount
of $4,000 will be distributed,
$4,000 for senior and 100000 for
junior pigs.
This amount, Mr.. Treece said,
would be divided into variety OF
prizes, and would be glad to fully
inform those interested.
People owning herds must keep
them in good standing; the cost
per litter is $500, this amount to
be sent to p. w. Young, Peoria, Ill.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-03
Large Clothing for Large Men
Connnlitte.

Large Clothing for Large Men:
We have some mems fine dress
coats, sizes A. As and As. These
coats are pawnbroker's good but out
of suits worth from $4,000 to $4,000
a suit. We will sell them while they
last at $3.50 per coat. THESE coats
are full grown mems sizes and we
are offering them at a price far
below what boys coats are worth.
We also have the same goods in
smaller sizes at $3.50 and $500.
There are some young mems pat
terms and sizes in these. Freemans
Sample Shoe Store. Paragould, Ark
ansaG. *2&S
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-03
Notice

Prof. r. j. Oleson, of the Jones'
boro Agricultural school will be
at the Court House Saturday May
9Th at o'clock p. m, to talk to
the dairymen CT the advantages of
having a dairy association organized
among them and he will assist in
organizing if the dairymen want
to form an association.
Every farmer interested in bet
ter and mere profitable dairy ing
is urged to attend this meeting.
BAKER STEVENSON,
STANNIS WEINNING,
w. b. BIALOCK,
T. j. BENTLEY,
Committe. *S4D6
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-03
Candidates Filing
Pledges Little Rock

Little Rock, May 2.-Pledges
were filed with the Secretary OF
State yesterday by the following
candidates for office:
A. s. Hayes of Russellville for
Congress from the 5th District.
j. r. Bob" Pierce of Ashdown
for Commissioner of Mines, Manu-
facture and Agriculture.
j. H. Shinn OF Harrison for Cir
cult Judge for the 14th Circuit.
James Cochran of Paris for Circuit
Judge of the 18th Circuit.