The Newark journal., 1922-02-16

| door. The goods were recovered to- day by Bill Shaw. J. F. Mccall and NJ. A Justice. local officers, at the home Of Mabel Smith at Black Rock, where officers think they were taken by two men sought as suspects. Camden-There was t2,53o bales of cotton ginned in Columbia county up to January 16, according to an 1 official report by \. O. Andrews, cot l ton reporter.
 Searcy. State Senator liar " L. Ponder of Walnut Ridge spoke before the students of Searcy public schools yesterday on Good Citizen ship Supt. J. H Burlington, who came to Searcy from Walnut Ridge, invited Mr. Ponder to make the ad- dress MT. Ponder emphasized the need of every student making study of the conditions and needs of his own state. in order to become an in- telligent citizen.
 Bentonville.-A new road is being opened north of Bentonyille between the Valley View and Bella Vista roads, leaving Bentonyille by the Park Springs hotel
 Mountain Home-A big rabbit hunt was held by young men in the Colfax community. between this place and Cotter. Monday. and 75 rabbits were killed by the nimrods. The hunters used shetguns and dogs
 Mountain Home.-Wythe Adams. young farmer living between this place and Cotter. and his wife, had nar row escape from possible serious in- jury when Ford ear they were driV- ing became unmanagable and left the pike, near their home. turning over. The top and windshield of the car were torn to pieces, and the ear otherwise damaged Tho occupants received only few minor injuries
 Strong Paris C. Purviance, super intendent of the Strong public school, probably will enter the race for repre- sentative from Union County, he an- nounced today.
 Earle-The Rev w A. Daniel, for four and a half years pastor of the First Presbyterian church at Earle. left for Nashville, Tenn. to assume charge of his new pastorate there, to which he was called three days ago. 
 Green Ferest-A Ford sedan. left in the garage of Mrs. Naomi ]. Mor- gan, who has summer home here, has been stolen. it was reported to of fcers. The car was left at the gar age about five months ago and the l theft was not discovered until Mrs. Morgan returned here yesterday.
 Walnut Ridge.-A movement is on 1 foot here to establish hospital. At the last meeting of the Chamber of Commerce. s. '. Spikes. Grover John son and Morris Bloom were appointed a committee to discuss the question with local doctors.
 Green Forest-Albert DeLozier has opened a new grocery store here.
 Philadelphia, Feb. 4-Arthur Mea- i dor broke his right arm at the wrist i late yesterday afternoon while driy- ing to his far. He and bis little son were in the buggy when the vehicle struck stump throwing them both out of the carriage to the ground
 Wynne.-The Wyrne Chamber of Commerce is fostering a Community hospital county fair and perma- nent fair building to be erected near the courthouse. The proposed build i ing also Is to be used as community ] house.
 Strong residence of Harmon Phillips here was destroyed by fire recently The fire is thought to have originated from defective fue in the kitchen The loss is partly GOV cred by insurance
 Ozark C. Limerick, state high way engineer, has begun the prelm- mary survey for the proposed Ozark Huntsville highway.
 Mslyern.-H B Means, lawyer of Malvern. will be q candidate for cir cult judge of this district.
 Camden-C. NJ. Hayes. who has been connected with the Camden Ma tional bank ef the city for the past l 19 years, has resigned as assistant cashier, and will devote his time to l his Insurance business.
 Wynne-J. & Butterdeld. lands cape gardner for the Missouri Pa ciac railroad. is supervising the beau i tifying Of the right of way here.
 Parkin-R. C. Dalton, former re- presentative of Cross county. will be a candidate for railroad commission CT He expects to go to Little Rock to arrange for his campaign
 Fayetteville The Federal Club ot Vocational Students in the University of Arkansas held s social program hero tonight in the University "Y"