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New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

dAnia Br) Southampton and cherhourg
for New York tand proceedsu Regina
fRri. liverpool for Portland, Ne
,.,Ss nNNn nsS1 tIsrj' Portland or. Molsey
fRrD. ocean lrlnui Freeman, nsN i.in'
sailed. AimnEro fnrl. fcunnai' ~ ~
drew fBrl. Portland. Me Nofp' .-,t.... 's,'..
,sr ,ia philadelphia. West 2urf chez
iaverPqol, Everett bosioa' JEAN "A'''''
'5AcifoNvtLLu. rls. Pee a--Ariysd.
Chshaoil, Tampa; Iuniafa. naltiinorc'
ssled- Lake Htfymon. nosiont lunltla,
Haltmrre. Mohawk. New loFh wa
NnSsw SEW oRLnANs rort Esds Ley Dec
s--ropan fHondl Mobile. New Jaft'.
Mobile. naiah. Progresoi south res h,.,ls'
Cortea. Ti ifleo. Sew York; hslge 'p..Ii'
ProRreto. Aeaoli. Tampieo; Tr'f'oN 'N''''
~rwrcnT NEWS. Deo = cleared
,,.r.tl,s So rhiisAeirhia. Nsnchset.f
ExchsnEe tBrl. Manchester for Fh''"de''
iri1ARKERs FLATS, Dec 2.,ArTiy,d. .,,.,.' ISs
Tsmaqua Boston. isft ~ barges Focon-
an and plckerInF Tor phlladciphia. cal-
inq Al Portland for barEss Peunypaeh inr
Phlafriphla; barge Neahaminy' fhiiane'-
'Irp1It r1ItIi.A H. AfTri.PIIiA. Dec 7-Arrigod: Man
chester Exchange Olrl. Baltimore wa
Norfolk. ftnnmofe tBrl. Glasso~ VIA
Hos,ou, Samuel I; Fnll',. Tor N5,nur nnur,
.
leland. Truro cts orr. iiregpooli MOI
teuo fItsD. Huelva. not Nonicheho - DO
fore reported. nsyonne. New torki schi
Ksnnsbunk. .failfaE. saiiei. Camagucy'
New Yo-t; Tartar Prince fnr). Nsw York;
ArtiEns. Now York hlbi Frl. Narssiil",i
con~los ConHiantinoble Paul fcoro.
Nschea. TeKaf. Gulf Prime. Port Arthur
Dominica Miller thfl. London va Ba.t'
| more. achr Albert " Wills Niquero. cuba.
| PHILADELPHIA Dec 1--Sailsd. EDGE
hni. New York; naisau. Belfast. Dublin.
PANAMA CANAL. crl-iobai. Dec AR
rived. Criatohal. Norfolki :, hafrnFa ibrl'
Clyde for Vancouver. sailed. AbAneAfeh,
from Bo,aa del Tcrcs New orleans. Nl9ei,
Icrr,s from New ORLEANS. -. Angelth;
.....f-s~ se-.r On ref-1 N'sdflnhlHf b
rrviten (Norl. from san Pedro Dos
ton: Hague Maru Jap), from New
Francisco. charie-,on. Pansfnan. from San
San Francisco. Norfolk Victorious. from
If'ojRiTiASD. orc. Dec 2-Arriysd'
CranfeEsard. New York; Cold Haroor'
Portland. Ne; Lancaster. NV forh
Puget Sound. jacob Lpekenback. New Or
leans. Thomas = Peal. New Nork
PORTLAND. Ne. Dec s-ssiied' csrl'-
n9rI. 9prIrE'nY ny ISLAND Dec s-Pass,d NJ;
nsyonae. New York Tor Philadelphla.
SAN FRANCISCO Dec .--Arriyefi -
J0reph orr. bordeaux. sailed. i-t; Moron
tBr). Queenstown. llavre Maru tIapl. New
Yora. Agwiatsr. Ncw York. "a; Chateau
Thierry. honolulu.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec ARRIVED. city
Of Columbus. boston; Howard, fhilnd"l
phla land sailed Jacksonyillel. sailed.
pnrthenla CBrl, Liverpool VIA Wilmington,
Fukuyo Maru (JGp). Par Easti Delaware
fNorl Gcandinavial ln0riE. Clcarcdi Par
tA-ElA rBrl. Liverpool.
sEARSpORT. Dec sailed: Christian
Afiehelsen ,Sor), New York.
ST JOHN. y -, Dec 2--sailed' Aoniiia'
Havana.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Sailed Yesterday

MoieoEaard. Norfolk: swiftseout, Tail
River; Frederick X Kellogg. Providence.
olympic tBr). Southampton and cher
bourE; Ebrc CBr), Caiiso. Ia seyois ttrl.
Havre. Arabic (Br). Naples via Boston ,
FORT 81 George tBr). BeTmgda; NeOrdsmn
(DutD. Rotterdam via Plymouth ana
po1ioene: Creole. New Orleans: Cedric
BrD. Liverpool; caronls lBr). Liverpool: ::
irnape, jacksonville and Charleston: Fin
and. Antwerp; siboney. Havana: comsi.
Galveston: III Dia. New Orleans, Gaia
mares Havana and Cristobal; Albania
fBrj, London; Byiayi. Norfolk; Philsdei-
phia. la Ousyra and Curacao. Porto Rico
Gan Juan, Vancouver Maru (Jap), Genoa {;
Kosmo (Br). Alexandria; zacapa, Kings-
ton: Santiago. Santiago: Walter A Lucken-
bach. Seattle via Psnama Canal: Santa
Eulaiia, Buenaventura; Tanamo. San
Juan: Monticello, trial trip. Robin Hood.
Montevdeo: orion. Norfolk: Pri-
nero (Epsn). cadiz; bark City Of Orleans.
virginia Limited. Richmond: Hamilton,
Norfolk Narconi (Br). Montevideo and
Buenos Ayres; Norfolk Range (Br), Phils-
deiphia; City OF Atlanta, Savannah; Nor
FOLK. Baltimore; Bogota, Port-au-Prince
ane Kingston. Lake Winthrop. San Do
rningo; Belgian (Dr). Manchester. Somsr-
set Baltimore; Mundeita, .
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Due To-morrow

70. 10 clyde LIN, With pas ana mdss. VII
dock 81 Pier 81. \ r.
Due Tomorrow
stavangerfjord (Nor). Bergen nov 90; 70
Norweglan American Line With lIt cabin
and 2pt third class pass. malls and mdsc
y expected to dock forenoon a. ss'h a.
Columbia CBrl. Glasgow SOv Is; to
cgnard Line With pass. MALE and mdsei
SUNDAY night and dock early Monday
morning AZ rier SC \ II west 18th aD.
Patris Crrl. Palermo NOV "a 60 Fabge
ses sse;eS S',e 10 dSes a, 'sis as, St' ~ BRiyS
Roma. N Marrcliles Nov VII Proyidence:
70 Fabre Line with meiis: Is sxpccted 20
dock = soOt ,iss = % g.slyn' ,,ov -. ,o
cunard Line with pans malls and mdse; ir
expected % dock az pier ~ \ r.
santa E'iss, golen 10Y d - 70 ~ cssse 60
dock about 10 q ~ at Pier -. Bkiyn.
Zulla. Curacao NOV IS 10 Bliss. Dailett
Co with pass malls and rnd,e; I, e1-
san Lorenzo, san Juan Nov a.; 10 ~ y
and Porto Rico Line with pass, mails and
ndss; Is expected 20 dock forenoon AZ
Pier IS. B'klyn.
Due Tuesday
T,rrheniA CBrl. Liverpool NOV ~. 10
cunard Line with pass. malls and mdse
"a expected TO dock at Pier 50. West
18th ST.
bayern f0NTNa hhmDNfN NOV Atf 70
United Fruit American Line with pass.
MALE and mdse. Is expected 70 dock St
Pier 80. r.
VasarI (Br). RIO De Janeiro nov ~: 20
famport E. Holt Line with pass. malls and
mdse; IL expected 20 dock AZ Pier IL
Hoboken.
Orirabs. Havana Dec 2; to y 7 & CUBE
Mail Line with mdse. is expected TO dock
a. Pier "a ER (WRn st).
Muaamar. NuevitRs Dec /; to Munson
Line with paSs. mails and mdse, IL e.
peoted 10 dock 81 Pier .. Y (Coenties
Slip).
Due Wednesday
Homeric CBr). southampton and Cher
bourg Nov 20. 10 White star Line. 10 eN-
pected 20 dock late tonight or forenoon
Thursday at Pier 5s, r (West ieth stl.
Roussilion (Frl. Havre Nov ,s; 20
French Lins with pass mai.s and mdsei Il
expected 70 dock AZ Pier u, n (Weat
Mongolia. Hamburg Nov 81; TO Anisri-
can Line with pass. mails and mdso: ~
expected 20 dock AZ Pier 90 CWesi
z2d tt).
consts ntinopie (i3r). Pireeus Nov II: 70
n Oaianos with pass. malls and mdse; ~
expected TO dock at Pier -,
President Van Buren. LVerpcol NoN sti
10 L S Line with mails IL due In Ouafan
tine AZ daylight and viii dock about
q N NJ Pier g. Hoboken.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Cleared

Edith. Briggs. San Juan snd Ponce; A
Bogota. Rainier; Port au Prince and
Kingston. clyde Line.
Jules Henry tF). Tulii; Marseilles; l.
Porto Rico. Poker: san Juan and Ponce;
= and Porto Rico Line.
Tacoma (Br), Wright: oothenburg;
standard Transportation Co.
philadelphia, Goodman; CWacao, La
Gua,gra and San Juan: Bliss. Oallett
Trance Maru (Japl. Iseki; fokohama.
Kooe via Galveston; Harriss, Magil
sama (sSor) Gunderson; Nuevitas; At
lantic Fruit Co.
Aqultania (Br). Charles: southampton
and Cherbourg: Cunard Line.
London Mariner (Brl. Bourdoni London
via Halifax. Fusncss, Witty.
Creole. Jacobs; New Orleans; southern
Pacific co.
comal. Curry; Galveston via Key West;
cny Of Atlanta. Bissard; Savannah;
walter A. Luckenbach. Johnson; san
FranoiscO via Philadelphia and Panama
Canal: Luekenbach 8 s Co.
VI Dla. Woodward; Galveston; southern
Breiz Ixei (Fr). Poitevini Havre to
Philadelphia. French Line.
Hamilton. Nelson. Norfolk ola Dominion
transportation Co. -
Lilly.
II NJ Flagler. NybOrg r l. Hague.
Mlssourian, Tapiey: San Pedro from LlF-
oroooi: United American Llucs .,
santa Clara. Stephenson Phiadeiphia'
~ Grace
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Passenger Ships Due

BrsKa CFr), constanza Nov 8 TO Jamss
" Elwen Co with mails; Is expected 10
dock forenoon AZ foot 5lst ~, Bklyr
Tapiand. Antwerp Nov %, Southampton
md cherbourg -. 70 Red star Line with
as fret, 27s second and 81 third class pass.
mails ana rndre. due at Ambrose midnight
saturday and viii dock about m sun
day AZ pier 81. y II (West 2Sd 81.
Adriatic (Br). Liverpool Nov - wa
oas.nstoWn Nov ss: 10 White star Line
vsith rs nrst, 22e second and 2i7 third class
pass. malls and mdsc; due ~ Ambrose
about 2 p m and dock m AZ fier W.
Y II West 22d ST.
Prefident Fillmore. Bremen Nov ~ 20
United states Lines with 2s2 cabin and 2eb
third class pass. malls and mdse' VIII DOCK
about NJ Al Pier 3. Hoboken-
Esperanzs. Havana Nov Is; 10 Ward Line
with pass, mails and mdsc. Il expected 10
dock forenoon az Pier i6. B'klyn.
Slxaoia. Port Limon Nov 26 10 United
Fruit Go with pasr. mails and mdso; is
expected 20 dock late sunday or early
Monday At Pier rs, r (Naiden Lsne).
Apache, jacksonville Nov 20, Charleston
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

Eastern Coast. ftiga. ~ M..........-.---
silvia, "a Johns. II AM Java a. bfiyn |
Port Victoria. Bermuda, ~ All ..ft, \ y |
Orisaba. Havana. m AM.It.4..4..i3, = u /
Pas;orea Port Linon, n An.......g. 4 u |
San forenro, san Juan. ~ N....ss. niiyn I
Inca. santo Domingo. ~ M...s.at, B'k'Yn !
= HOhoken !
p.,.dirt Para pM....12d 81. Bkiyn /
Bridgctown, barbados. PA. ..-..tt y IL
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
American PorIs
(Vv Afali)

BANGOR. nov 2s-sGiled: san zotico
(Br). Tampico.
FALL RIVER. Nov so--Arrived: Tug
Watuppa. with barges Remua and Brock
ton. south Amboy. Upton, Port Reading
and Somerset. Perth Amboy, later al Taun-
ton. and Taunton. South Amboy Tor laun o
ton: tug will leave on ID and return win
barges Remus. Brockton. Canton. baston
and Randolph, latter for New BEDFORD.
(CcntInued on page slnteen)
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
CITY Island

Bound South-H,rman Winter. Borion
for New York. tug Rich steers. with
harrea
for walton. tugs Charic6 Orcenough
Vita , barges. Norfolk: Bcaa. with
bafger.
New York;, 81 John. 2. G. Iendletor
from New York. Nantucket
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

dork at pfrf sT Il
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Marine Reports
run rIprs

wsnd. at Sea To-day
esst celf--Noderate east 20 southwest
Weet oulf--Esst and southeasts feir.
r.~shA~en sea and Nfndward PaFBage-
Nocsr-tc 10 fresh northeast; partly over
~crth Of sandy Hoot--Noderatc 20
fresh northwest and north. oeconing vsIi-
.bl~- ovs~~asf. probably local rains over
south portion
Ssndy Hook TO Tfatterss-Moderase
sagterIy: overcast probably showers
Hatfefar 20 Fiorica Sttaua-Moucrate'
.srlable. partly overcast.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Radio Corp. of America

Position at noon. Distance In miles un-
less otherwise stated.
Ardmore 40 y Valparaiso All Dec 2.
b'ro-ira 2s7f = AmbrOge Dec l.
A~ui~lex a5O ENE Port Lobos Dec ].
Aryan passed Key West PM Dec I.
American Legion 22ii Sc Ambrose Dec j.
Ami ton city e Cape Henry Dec ..
Belvidsre lat D 10 Ion 81 e5 W Dee 2.
corson 1891 z Ambrose Dec ?
Californian 2532 NJ Colon Dec 1.
chester Valley 1Oi WNw Toriusas Dec :.
Crofton Hall 2I1 sc Arh-ofn 20" l.
city OF Flint S2G + Portland Dec /.
Cacique 2sl NE Colon Dec 4.
city OF Montgomery Dassed Winterquarter
city Of Augusta iss NE Diamond Dec O.
Dean Emery IS sw Sand Key Dec ].
David MoKclvey 5si NJ Colon Dec g.
East side 40 Boston Dec /.
Evelyn 10 y Cape May Dec l.
Elisha walker 40 SsW Diamond D.
Evergreen City 300 Ne Hole IN Wall pc
v L Doheny III 90 EsE 81 Lucia Dec
Eastern Cloud 30 u Bishops hocE A.
Eastern Dawn s29 Ambrose Dec
Everett NE Cape Charlca Dec 2.
Eastern Sword 1920 l. Ambrose Dec q
Eocene of Vineyard Haven Dec 2.
Fred w Weller i05 sW Sand Key Dee D.
.ff ~ ~ " Sand Key Dec j.
Firrnore l42 Cape Hatteras Dec !.
on 25.I = san Francisco Dee :.
'b V sand Key Dec 1.
Geo II Jones ii5 Jupiter Dec I.
..oa IaIO ~ Ambrose Dec :.
IL. Pratt 80 X Jupiter Dec !.
Hsiizones 80 + Nantucket Dec J.
neyu ancnored ~ Ticrra Baja Island
Dec !.
J N Danzlger IS S Jupiter Dec /.
j O'Neill 800 ESE sabine Bar Dec ].
10 'f T"aahv s7 Wlnterquarter Dec y.
J A Bostwiek t25 r by y Ambrose Dec ?.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-01
SPIRITUAL SCIENCE.
MRS J. Y MlITBy

MRS J. v. MALTBy
SIT 10Th ST. ne.-DHily readings. 81. hall
hour: meetings Monday and Thursday. p.
2l
The Washington herald., 1922-05-01
PROPOSALS.

~~~->~-~~-~~~-~--s---~---
DEL ARTMENr OF THE INTERIOR. INIT
Ed STATES PATENT OFFICE. WASH
inEton. n. c. April "a. 1872 a-Sea led
proposals Tin quAdruplicatsl will b. received
AZ this Office until o'cIock p. m. Monday.
May :. 1922. and will ~ oT.encd imme-
diately thereafter in the presence OF sarh
bidders as attend. for producing. during the
first hslf Of the fiscal year ending June 81.
1879. by the photOlithoSraphir or other
process. copies II dra wings of the weekly
issues Of patents. 10 h. assembled with nd
specification. stitched. bn nded nd numbefe4
etc. and for the reproduction of exhnust~d
copies of drawings and specihcat tons etc
TO bc assembled. stitched. banded. and nun l
b-red Bids will he received for the teru{
Of six months only Contracts will
awarded for six months only. from July d
December 81 1922. The prices named wfX
he considered in connection with the ahtltfI
~ the bidder and his plant TO do frst-clas
work al approximately 800. 6O0. aud es
pages per day. respectively; and. prior n
the determination Of an award. such pusI
lIminary investigation TO the qua inca tia,
Or bidders and efficiency of plant will
made tho Department shall deem ner 4
sary. low hid. unsupported hy satisfA
tory evidence to ability TO perform
work IN agreement with the terms of
proposals and contract 10 b. awarded
he rejected All bids accepted and CONT
awarded subject to an appropria tiou,
Congress 10 meet the expense. lack Of
mercisl standing the part Of the hid1 4
or inadequate facilities or plant with uhttI
20 PERFORM the work Gpecihed will constftul]
good and sufficient ground for the rejectiulI
of such bid. BIDDERS WHOSE w0RTI
HAS BEEN UNSATISFACTORY IN TU1
PAST MAY RE ELIMINATED FROM Ooxl
SlDERATION on THAT GROUND. Sp~c
hcations and specimens. with forms Of pr,
posal. will h. furnished on npplicn tioR NJ
tn. Chef Clerk Of the Patent Office "A
bidders re invited 10 ba Tresenf at she ,-,.-l
ing. The right to reject any and an bIds
w. whole or in part. is hereby reserved
7 z. ROBERTSON. Commissioner
ApraG .myl 6st
The Washington herald., 1922-05-01
FINANCIAL.

WE HAVE AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE
disourSement first trust money secured ~
D. c. real estate: applies lions guarantee<
Immediate attention. See Mr.. READ.
WM. x. HARTUNG,
HOS 1eth 81. nv. Main sTi
an
FIRST TRUST REAL ESTATE NOTES -.
secured on modern residences In the n -
trict Of Columbia: denognins lions 800 n =
upward. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1907 n
Y. ave. NV. eStablishsd 1sTo Main ilea
The Washington herald., 1922-05-01
PERSONAL.
MEDICAL,

MEDICAL.
DR.. DELLA LEDENDECKER n. c. WASH.
ington's foremost woman chiropractor. 1914
st. NV. Fr. 7OT6. Hours. IL TO 3. 10 8
ass
WORKINGMEN. HUSTLERs ATTACHED
considerable importance 10 cur say 50: w-r
do not shoot the hull as we are against
c'uclty TO animals but we done sell ''har
gain trousers" See the new nants herr
81 10 s.. and you will SEE. Also slightly
used clothing. shoes. etc
IUSTH'S Old STAND. sIa n Isl
The Washington herald., 1922-05-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

LADIES ONLY - ANY SINGLE OR rive
unmarried sisters. or childless cnuple may
obtain rent free for four years. 81 800 cash
and ownership Of $1,000 house by investing
only $500; rare chance; send self addressed
envelope for full particulars today TO H. n.
MACPHERSON. 73i 18th st NV SBs
The Washington herald., 1922-05-01
INSURANCE.

FIRE. AUToMoBILE. PLATE GLASS, SrE.
Glsry insurance. LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER.
1907 n. y. ave nv. Main iis6. Isoufrs
for nr Elliott
The Washington herald., 1922-05-01

14TH ST. HEIGHTs-s11.soo.
This charming home p low-priced for
property Of its kind; located within one
block Of 18th St: rooms a bedrooms); I;
h.-w.h.; elec. lights; hardwood floors;
double rear porches glassed-in; the present
owner rents the upper floor for $40 per
month; attractive terms wM. g. PHIL
LIPS. 1900 New Yok ave Main 1900.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-01
RIZPAH ELDON

Reveals past, present and future: reads
your entire history: describes relatives,
friends and enemies: rIves Hdvice in busi-
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with natural gift 20 advise you on business.
love, family afairs: tells name OF nersau
whom you will marry and when. 81 resd-
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The Washington herald., 1922-05-01
CLAIRVOYAHT
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

SOC MADAM SELIA SOC
Egyptian Palmist and Medium Gives
readings daily on all srairs Of life refis
who and when you will marry. and how 10
overcome all troubles Resdinfs M
Hour, 80 Franklin 237a-J Ssi 7th 81
NY. opposite McCrory's IOc store. eth and l.
The Newark journal., 1922-02-23
COUNTY SCHOOLS TO
 HOLD CONTEST SOON
Committee Preparing For Event to Be Held at Batesville
 on March Is

On Saturday, March IS, we hope to hold in Batesville one of the greatest school ralleys in the form of contests, both literary and athletic, among the pupils from the rural and town schools that has ever been held in the county.
 Teachers throughout the county are now preparing their. pupils for this work. Some will contest in spelling, some in writing, reading, map drawing, etc, and we hope to have fine crowd of boys and girls with us at this meeting
 Rules and regulations gov ering the meet have been sent out to the teachers in the several schols in order that each child may know just what he is to do.
 We insist that teachers en- courage, and then take special pains in drilling and training the boys for the different places of entries.
 Schools that have already closed and feel that they can not be represented ia this con- test are very cordially invited to come and enjoy the day with us. Come and see how we'll our rural boys and girls can do in work of this kind.
 Some of our best material in the county is found in the rural communities, and we feel sure that the showing that is made at this meet will bear us out in this statement.
 The public in general is in- vited to meet with us. Show your interest and cooperation by visiting with us that day.
 Medals and Loving cups have been ordered and will be here. Some boy and girl will go away feeling proud of the fact that he or she had the had the honor of wearing off
The Newark journal., 1922-02-23
ARKANSAS WILL HAVE
 SOUTH'S BIGGEST DAM
Plans Being Made for Con- struction of Second Dam
 On Red River

Little Rock, Feb. 20.-Plans for the construction of the second power dam on the Lit tie Red River by the Arkansas Power Corporation were an- nounced here yesterday by the engineers of the firm
 The structure to be erected near Heber Springs, 25 miles above the first dam, now build ing, will be 150 feet high, one thousand feet long at the top, and will impound 90 billion cubic feet of water, estimated to develop 55,000 horsepower continuously. It is said that it will be the highest power dam in the South.
The Newark journal., 1922-02-23
MAN
 ROBBED BY NEGROES Will Whitlock Held up By Blacks Who Slug and Rob
 Him Saturday Night

Wm. Whitlock, who lives near Jacksonport, was slug ged and robbed on the road between his home and New port Saturday night by several negroes. After being slugged, the negroes threatened to cut Whitloek's throat if he didn't leave in a hurry" ]"
 About 12 o'clock Saturday night Whitlock managed to reach the home of H. N. Paul and called for MT. Paul to as sist him. Paul stopped the first car passing, which hap pened to be that of Whitlock's s cousin, D. Smart, who took Whitlock to Newport, where his wound was dressed.
 Whitlock stated that the negroes engaged him in con- versation and asked him a few questions and when they had him off his guard, one of them hit him, inffcting very pain full wound over the left eye. They robbed him of three dol lars, all the money he had with him, and told him to leave in a hurry, threatening to cut his throat if he did not comply at once.
 Whitlock did not recognize any of the negroes and was unable to give any description of them, on account of the darkness. It is thought that he was hit with the butt of 8 pistol. No clue as to the per petrators of the crime has beer discovered as yet.
The Newark journal., 1922-02-23
Our COuf1ty's Finances

Reports from Pine Bluff say an effort is being made to buy up, at a discount, sufficient Jefferson county scrip, and then go into Federal Court and get a judgment against the county and force double taxation on all property in the county to pay off the scrip at par value.
 That is the very thing The Journal has been expecting to happen in Independence coun- ty, as a result of the recent li- tigation over the $65,000 out standing scrip in this county.
 And it is the very thing that is going to happen, sooner or later, in this county, unless some method is provided to re- duce the county's expenses and pay off some of this indebted ness.
 The Journal is reliably in- formed that Independence county is now about $80,000 in debt, and the county's ex- penses exceed it's revenue to the extent of about $10,000 9 year.
 This is not said for the pur- pose of reflecting upon any official of the county, but it is a deplorable state of affairs and is one that must be met in a business-like manner, and some remedy applied. Other wise, the county is facing fi- nancial ruin.
 We are told that expenses cannot be reduced-that the county has certain fixed ex- penses, like court costs, and other necessary expenses, that cannot be reduced, and that it costs about so much each year to conduct the business of the county.
 We are told, on the other
The Newark journal., 1922-02-23
NEW POSTMASTER
Rev. G. l.. Fink Will Assume
 Charge March l

Rev. c. L. Fink has been designated as acting postmas- ter for Newark to succeed Postmaster o. F. Craig whose term expired some time ago.
 Rev. Fink's nomination for postmaster was sent to the senate by President Harding some time ago, but has not been confirmed by the senate and the appointment as acting postmaster was made by the Post office department in or der that he might assume the position without further delay.
 He will be checked in and will assume the duties of the office March |.