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DE QUEEN BEE
By Cat* A. P«»rr* W
A Jwirn.l of Pr»rw»Mi >nfl IMwmtMr
Mt th« I’wt/iffk’*’ at IV® Qv<-«Ark ■
u« wcc»d-cU»»« maU matter
TKUCPHONK NO. 4
DE QUEEN, ARKANSAS
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MR. MANN KNOWS.
Mr. Tincher of Ka . ... in the
exurbrance of hi- ml, ciicd cut
in the Hu ■<■ lor a larill t .'■> "1
one thousand per tert on impor
tations from Germany. Mi. Maun
of Illinois, who tries to kt «‘n h s
feet on the ground, said in reply:
“Let there he a few more •-tate
ments on this sidt of th» Rouse,
that the Republicans are i: favor
of a tariff duty of or c thousand
percent, and there will r <>i be
enough Republicans here to gather
together in one isle. I have been
here long enough to know," (
REPUBLICANS FORGET. ;
—
Cordell Hull, the able chairman.
De moc rat is National Committee,
recently made a speech in whicl
he devoted two hours to some ol
the failings and shortt onungs oi
the Republican party. The Wash
ington Post promptly took up the
cudgels in defense of the adminis
tration and took occasion to warn
Mr. Hull i i the embarrassing po
sition he would be n "if some
body in the audience hould ask
for an ticcountitij of the mouev
spent Mitring the war" Hat
everybo ly forgotten that the las:
Conj rer,. i(>nstituled the Gratian
“swelling i.ommiHec ’ in go ’do
that ve'-v thing, for the purpose •
dtgg.r 1 up enough scandals to
keep the Dei 'ocrat'.: party out t i
power forever? the Commitln
spent nearly a year on the job and
finally }i<-r ( .d that there w; ' o”»
corpt ration toward which tin
firn e’ of suspicion might wed t e
pointed .» : »eat Pittsburg s*eel
ci«:-o<n din" of v%hn Secretary
M(dl< ■ dii ertor! 'I its doe- i’t
see ' ! t i: hurt b ■ ■ . ntle •)<
rotary '-citl with the admi'ii '»h
lino \ i v wiH .lee (hi
penp’e’s li mey ;»d ha. been <>f
great aid t » Dir bi’j rich fellows
in "et ;bem "u- .-.naked' in the
matter <>. income and <•' cess profit
taxes, but if suggests that Renub
licati editors might find it less <m
bamissing at thi lime to b<
better informed.
BRING OUT I HF BRAINS
Our federal eserve board h<--
kept th:, col mi , fro. ng
through di liou. panic dur
ing th.' past w<» .er - I .ill
pievt -4 of he s u thi :u‘ ,ie f
it i the st fety valve tv <w
tarv d i>a« , ki ,, g svstemn
An international body <n this
chancier, or/nnizt ‘be t.. 'vat
fir.Th ' ii ititufi •-- di the v.riout
co ui trie: would do rnon to rm.d
just the ; hatti red tottering
pio--ie<- r V jvste-n of (h, obi world
than all other elements ton.hired.
If i-.iin-pe will employ its bruirn
PM*-** <s”<| go to work
the threatened collapse can b<
averted, and stability .. j -o--
perity will eventually return.
Insisting upon the cancellation
of war debts >s chihli.-d. . ■ d will
avail them nothing.
A man seldom drops the coin of
fairre. into the slot of self-es
tee'n for the nurnose of ascertain
ing his moral avoirdupois
The work! could manage rub
along without us. but we are
rather glad that it doesn’t rave to.
The trouble with the money 7 you
give peonle for charity is tr it t
brings them right hack for more.
Charity always goes farther
Dian it is sent.
When you fmd the truth hi your
wav vou may be sure that you are
on the wrong Ride.
ts yon would be happy scatter
happiness.
k Adam forgot hia
J’ ret New Year’s Eve
WINGO SPEAKS AT
JACKSm BANOIIET
• An Authority on Banking Mat- (
tern and Will Be Chairman of
( < ommittve on Banking and Cur*
J rency If Next Congress is
Democratic.
r Washington, 1). C., Jan. ‘J. —
t Representative Otis Wingo of Ar-
Jkansas has returned from Woos
i tor, Ohio, where he made a not-
) ;<blr speech at the Jackson Day
) banquet. Chairman Rouse of the,
; Democratic Congressional Com-:
) mitten rad a request for a good
> 1 peaker for the occasion and se
ll ■( ted iVmgo, partly' because
Wist n r i - .i college town : nd the
I anquetcr*- were largely <ollege
U"‘U, and beca iSf ol the fai t 'hat
flu gen leman from Arkansas is
one of :ie mo-! polished and
scholaHj me in i'(ingress, a.i able
debater .>ud solidly grounded in
1 , l»v ratic faith. Mr. Wingo
i - sen . his li th ter el in the
Houst i d will tie Cbairm nos
ihe ( ommittee on Banking ind
. current-, if the next House is
Ikmoc.:.tic. He is an authority
|«m matters oi banking and i par
' titular!; intercstid in .- afeguard
i!.; tiie great benefit!- vhivh the
tanner!- have recvsved ttirough the
I ai in Loan Act and the good ro-‘
nils which the entire country has
: •.Maine'" fiom the Federal Re
serve Law, noth of which were en
' acted b ? the Deomralt while Mr.
Wingo Wh- serving on the Rink-’
’i g a d Currency Committee.
R<»SE HILL SOCIETY.
I Ihe w > nvu of Rose Hill met
i Tuesday afternoon at the home of
i Mr: . Hampson .'or the puiposc of
orguni ’.mg :» Won an’s Missionary
Society M:.-. ix'slie pr: ided over
(•a- i.ieetinr and had as her Scrip
ture lesson the 10th chapte ■ of
A-ts jMeet.ing was opend by'
singii ‘ Work for the Night is
C» ming,” followed by a talk by
i M.s. l.t lie, which was tilled with
the eeerte of beauty and inspira
tion. Prayer by Bro. I'arki r.
Soi ■ “Higher Ground.”
Mrs. Pucker made a splendid
talk on lor i missions which
J all (eel like Wet wanted
1 . (i t k re. She brought l > our
• niiid thi story of a liny seed
ph.nte i and the good it may bring.
' Bro. P: -ker then followed with a
i. on fore' missions which
i;r t oved by ;11 Meeting
' vie!-■ 'I all repea'ing th: Lord’s
! prayer in unison.
Ne: I nee ting will be two weeks
li . drJe at the home of Mrs.
' Mic’n.'.t i’ which tine (hey will
.k<;. 1.. . mficc,for he year,
pi.'bent were. M 'sdan.es
'<• Parker, Saudners, Fry.
Hid. Unhael, Henry Mills, .1. 0.
'4.1 Adam 4 Rev. Par-
ke' ...-,c siiss> • Merritt. Fry and
1 Hill.
DELPHIAN 'sociETV
• The Delphian Society met
i hursday. .lan. fi, tn a most inter-
* ci ng session.
• Mrs. Byington was a very eiTici
<. ( ra-fi r lor the following pro
‘ ..a on "The Early English
. ...
“E’i i . d of tk Tudors"- Mrs.
Biihng: ley.
“iir t/ V'it? aheth" Airs.
' Prater.
“E; 1 ndm Theatres" Mrs.
Short.
■ ‘ Ttr V ; Ti'.. and Now" -Mrs.
■ Shidlenbt rger.
*•-. — Fr-i<n ;i the er i rtain-
n .f rrovaded ci honor of Quei i
Eh , 'b v n’t to Keo Jworth as
1 iciHt (I i a Scut 's “Keniiworth’” -
• Mrs. George.
‘ HD’ \ EAR JUNIOR PAID V.
"third year juniors of f hv
•li : (fun 1 v.t v t ote tain-
w r . part* Wedt esday night
• ' ■ • < (i> ■ - rher M’<-
Leola Ogletree.
S arermis j-anu v. tre played
n"til a la'e hour, then debeious re
’ • < t were enjoyed by Cl&n
.i ... Wed'S ixiuisi Beekman, Beu
i.n Lt 1 * Cl”ytoi Marguerite
■ Goos Ata v;r . .Mills, Lillian
“ da ’i'ee. Floni l’i- k, William
\ t'lubif and the welcome visitors,
Aii Rink. Jure Mills. Bess Cooke
Ruby Ma-bet ADr” *r<r a"d Eliza
beth (b'letrec. Ullian Freeman
• d C. ♦ . Ogletree.
By the Secretary.
It ha become uth a habit te
<e r '-'i’"e soulless curnorationp.” R
i” a t»» record the attitude
.of t»»p Pr-atHe Pine L’”e Company.
In dec lining to purchase county
scr»n at a discount, the tax com
r’<H«io’’ftr of that comn ,ny writes,
I “’t is Da noHey of the
I in +h e peytnent of its ta-es
| nM *n n f
<redit of the connty ”
DE OtKEN BEE, DE QUEEN, ARK- JAN. 13, WK__
GET BUSY.
Ue are being told by the sup
poredly knowing ones that a great :
; revival of business will come this i
I year. We believe this is true,
i From the natural order of things
it is due. But this year Is going
to try the metai in some of us not
withstanding. We are going to
{complain, pull ba(k and see what
•the other fellow does. Well, the
I other fellow is going to push
ahead and reach the goal of sue
Re has already done it and
will continue to do it. The trouble
with most of u,- is we give up too
| quick and quit. The moment the
tide leaves us we throw up our
; h.. mil- and give up. The man who
I .■..ucceeds never gives up. Times
haw never been as hard as some
folks < laim they have. There has
; i,tv ; btH ii a day since war when
hi to.-H could not do sorm kind of
i nes: in Mime way. He might
• ii iv* be i able to buy as much
'in* v,»a.- many .-iln siiiit
, . . i i . *.ll<it'* lhei, but h<
c , do > 'ihii!'. and keep ro-
T, e e k..v<‘ bet’: compaf.i
,i\. i i< v f.id,ires in the business
\s,.'!(i outsid' of the speculators,
t , ’ ... arc standing up
-jo ’ didly. :t. w... tott he * aso
-T . bi world went broke
i < and banks
ii' ablcd and fell by the
i.. .. . Oui biggc. i( on plaint
■ a • « due to tin fact that we an
■ • . oi'7 < ’ the .ate ' t speed wc
it,. . d up io . year ago and ve
I h.-.vc .-ulled. We Pbn’t want to*
work .ad money has quit growing
? fre«jj and our greatest efforts
'l’n. io our awful hard
' dc; lai itous condition.
o<<r i r»>at- i difficulty now is
< <.( m a large measure to the
< ngine' of conditions and the
a ib?e < arc having in adapting
<i; • i.lvi tn them. Many of u>
a ni to '.'ho jib to travel in tin.
uta just :■ we have done since
*h< I'l War. nut that won t work
<more, V7c have always been
(< • In:, business methods
ml anything suited us that was
c.as’iest way nut. That time has
pa s-d. Men have got to face
tboi, .nd roll up their sleeves
• :w i' they do anything worth
.viiih The business work 1 is
■. radu.illy drawing itself in and
i i m-cribing its bounds well
aiihin the safety zone. It i- tak-
■ mi mall risks. The bank> are
i < the same thing*. Therefore
♦m' man who now wishes to do
. n -iro ss must first plant himseli
a solid foundation and be able
;o paddle his own boat under any
. d .11 circumstances. He must
i i -mmethit'g to do business
: .Hi! or do without. And that is
•, i•. bothering many of us.
itai-'rm nt may seem harsh
. ... ’s (rue nevertheless. if
do ;'l. bem.ve it start out and
, i >. io ...< you did before the
. \ •or e'e" three years ago. Our
whole business system Is chang
ing and the sooner we recognize
ii the better off we will be.-
S: ep hens News. j
ov ‘ F 7w!?REAK'ER IN
100 GOES TO JAIL.
-'.ccorciinv to Governor Neff of
T< the chance:- of a criminal
t r going to the penitentiary in
i Texas is not great. "For every
i In ndn d law violations in Texas
I in‘f. an ten arrests made. Only
live of the t< n are ever Indicted.
Only halt of those indicted are
<<>i ,u ted and not halt of those
< evicted ever see ’Ohe pvnftxm-
.i: A:; Texas h;'s about 700
.1 i.mtes in her penitentiary, this
\u id ifoi.- (he criminal popula
.(•• . of tiie siste 70 000, which may
.it' ii an overestimation, coming
<'.'e: i'cum (he governor of thi
■ Fx.
( KEAMI RV OPEKATING.
The Southern Creameries, Ttx
arkara, is now open for business
..r< p. » . es navi .. cream to sei]
ii <iua'■'tit’es of five gallons or
li' in e should v. rite to them for
rpiotatioiis,
hAUriSI CHURCH
■ . ■ - . .. . ■
enure h Sunday,
S<.»'d'4v school. 10 a. m
Preach in**’. II a. m.
B. Y. P. U., 6 p. th.
i're.i; .■ : / venmy crv ic« 7
1 n. m.
4 HRIS 11AN UHURCH.
Sunday st iiool at 9:45 a. n..
( <ii<if»'UT’io’i service at 11 a. m.
< t risti.in Endeavor »t 0:00 n. m.
G. B. Stewart, Supt
WA I i.RMELUN - ReFeIVED.
j Itn Pee re< *»p ed o»» Thursd'*/
b O’ c wfrom "arden
of T. < . Watt. H urns rdrked inst
before fm -’t and looks like a fresh
one. i
I
I I
v '”"eci cat dread® the open
faced “Live
THE SMALLEST POSTOFFICE.
How many people know that
South America can boast of the
simplest postoffice in the world?
It would take considerable guess
ing on the part of the reader to
locate this postoffice, for he would
fine it at the very end of the con
tinent. Even then he might not
recognize it.
Opposite Tierra del Fuego is a
wry high, rock cliff overhanging
tn Strait of Magellan, and from
one nf the rocks is suspended by
.. long chain a barrel which re
ceives mail. To be sure, there is
no postmaster nor is there any
regular letter carrier or collector,
but every ship that goes through
the strait stops and sends a boat
to thi.- curious little postoffice,
look: over flu: letters that are in
it to see if there are any for the
fin <.n I iard that particular ship,
.ir places therein letter.- for sea
m. n * board ship- that are known
Ik b»- n> ade'l f<" tiu strait
Abo was the person tnat iu’ht
I'lOUghl ot .-u a scheme we are
not '.old, but he sailors think
great deal of theit unique postoi
lie' , and there has never been yet,
to anybody’s knowledge, any vlo
L.f .. of the confidence - « posed in
it. When a sailor sends a letter
f(. ■ .xddr, v.-H'd to another seaman,
! . A absolutely certain of its de
i.v< . '( nay bi that one of (he
: c . is u l . • vessel which is
i.« xpected to pass by this ocean
ii. 'w. bu. the may have
I y, i- y< p. i that a vessel go
inp . t •>' we .1 shall pick it up
4 deliver it to -ome point where
the s- ...niuii will be sure to re
ceive it. In this manner letters
nave beer, known to make their
v.ay io the Arctu Ocean or even
i. '.I a-George Ponnayl.
"brother bill
i‘jg.<i:.r b *rt of fellow. He
see right on the trail ot the
el rk nd rah dar is always
or. me. No natter now other
. • iay he out of sorts or how
' »:ehi d, Hill ;nd his numerous
r-el; vc.. are always dropping in
.iy;uiH’h. Many have failed ji a.'!
kind.- of business because they
could not manage Brother Bill.
Tin best way to run any kind of
a business is to pay cash as far us
pnssibk and not let Bill get any
thing on you Bills do not im
pro-" with age —th-4 older tJiey
get the sooner they wear (her
welcome out
ft is so easy to get in debt, es
pecially if your ( redit is good, and
imteimes it is very necessary
but when things < ' wait or car
be done without, just decide tc
play safe and put one over or
Brother Bill.
WOKTH WHILE I’IUPE
V- m. ide i' Ata. community
, r.. < pc- . ■ lily <-oes with it.
V, t .. Jght I' p this fid hi mind
tir ' tov't, ;.nd moke plans for
general clean up and spruce up
when spring begii.; to open.
i Ihe man who Las no pride in his
. urroundirgs possesses little am
b’t’un to adur.c in life. For that
reason he does rot become one of
those energetic boosters and pro
ducers who art* the “making” of a
community.
I-et us make 1922 a yea. of
pride in our homes and our
people, onr Ticultural and
cumene; vial activities
Pride may com l before a iall,|
but it i • .. ’’act that i .-.iso serves,
to *> < s ma . a r’vllu'.. o” hi.'-’ f«- I. i
’I KN EM LOUSE
There is something that this
ft wn ■evd-- -s< .••■bin it is dos
,-t L. f h. tu ■ • u
that wouk b< 1 < material
is ”t.in of em.h .if'd v.t ry citixen |
1 WW <3 that sc.-ething?
Yo i nave your in- is. and other
,„i me b.:«e the , ..nd it is even'
. ss»bk Ov’t* w;' mav have O'ir; .
• ’•it rn one *»T»pe'” , < to k- >w what
the other fellow tiii k .
A good idea, it given r»nWc’*v.
i -.nlusble to even" c. If botHed
no in your ow” thinkery it is of
little or no avail.
Why not let it out, and give
others an opportunity to size it
u p forth. good i. f the community?
We will be i lad Io publish a
number of such articles, if our
readers will t«ke the In.ubk to
write them. They shn.id get forth
-•m f ' i;>e views of ••e writer as
lo wr.at i. most needed i" this
■ low".
Vl h u <il; »>mlribi I- the first.)
idea?
A n an could si.'-e h : " i ueil a lot
v' trouble by not trying to make
>t for ot H e r people
i • < .
how tn make doe- well to,
learn how net to lose it.
—
J+ »«- *n he IT| I
invn *v„.. sf | o disappointed
<r alimony. i
STATEMKNT O»
RANK OF DE QUEEN
DE QUEEN, ARKANSAS.
At the Close of Business December 31, 1921.
Resources
Banking House. Furni-
tun and Fixtures. $ 8,995.20
' deal Estate - - 5-10.19 5
Loan- - 396,302.68
Bonds and Securities 3,658.17
Cash, Cash Items and
Due from Banks 118,542.18 J
Overdrafts 7.54
Other lb sources 67.17
*528,113.131
! RiimCTER I
■'-I-' ? ' J S
7= Fhv true vwrth of a man or we
man is the measure of hi>. or hei ~
, character. S
SiS ~
jsp. Did it ever occur to you that pre- sr
=2? cisvly the Kime is true of a bank xx
i 1 ~ jng institution? S
i 1
If this hank enjoys success and a
J-sf high reputation; if it i» a truly up-
i sEr building force in the community; rz.
it w fulfilling its highest mis- n
, sion as a bank, it is all due to the —
jSi character that makes it the insti
( tution it is. g
1 BANK OF DE QUEEN |
S L. D. McCown, Cashier
r — S
'iiiiillihßiiiiilllhiilllllllHlllllllllllllllllllilllilllilllliW
■■■■
1 LEST WE FORSET I
Fim is a danger that »mwr sleeps. -
■ fi is better to have insurance and »<>l ar'uJ it than
~ S to vi ed it and not have it.
- c a i| on us. S
H u a Mecowhs srisoaAUCE ||
1 FIRE LIGHTNING ' TORNADO
1
EUR! I ('ISM AND NAGGING
' < .tirci ve criticism is bene-
.t .uJ io . iy < rnmunity. Nagging
:rd I. 1 th mling av-; destructive.
> ♦both ” ♦ • i.r found every
where. • i
nslrtniive criticism points
i i*> weak spots in a scheme or
i. dert.-o'i, g in a fair minded but
f rn Jul manner. Nagging picks
it to pieces without reason or
j eraedy.
Often a man is sincerely desir-
< . o' - doing something for the
lumeral improvement of the town;
in which he lives. The improve
n *mt he advocates may be of no
, orc .benefit to him than to any
uthtr < itbrnn, yet there is invari
able .someone ready to impute a
selfish or ulterior motive to his ef
forts
In turn such a man, jf he is not
c’.dowed with extraordinary pa
■ < oee. !>••« imes weary of repeated
• .uv; .-. id ceases his efforts 'or
■ ' com ' n ; i.y good.
'I . < I r. . gains nothing from
Uiis nagging, but loses much
1 i’i .igii the future apathy of the
■■■ vhom loyal • (forts were so un
’■ Lly attacked
iz.j itimate commendation is a
suit and a builder. ,
I’ icst when you can. ,
V HATS L\’a _ NAME?
villi; m E. Johnson, prohibition
* cturer of Westerville, Ohio, is
.’own < i many lands,.
Fie ha; lectured in numerous
. •untries, has stirred up an un
, Mi’tc.l amount of hell, and has
< t i .dashed a world of good.
Not ail <i this work would suf
■a to i .ke his name a household
\\>>rd. ye- one little niclinatnc has
• l ine it.
William E. Johnson is known tn
. limited i'ew.
“Pussyfoot” Johnson i an intei-
I'alioncl eh .racier.
After all, there is -omc'hin|, it,
a name.
Nt ver put oft until tomorrow
what you ran have done for you
today.
To bt i 'i the right s’de j . poi,
tL imar jtobe on both sider |
Any or. e can ] lve within hi
:u •am if lv has mearm cnocyh
Liahiliti*
Capital —~ - ' x 6’h000.00
Surplus and Undivm <1
Profits Less Expense
and Taxes Paid.. 35.jrz9.75
Bdls Payable 106,090.00
Deposits 324.183 38
4528,118.13
Report the of
BANK OF DE QUEEN
(41)
Ur Queen. r'«!vif,r Arknt th
clow* of hu«.r'**> Onnrmbsr 31, ISJ.I.
Kn.iOlJKCriS
> liinrounl s
i rtri- cn Beu. tr.t .te,. K 5,851.49
lxtr.no o". CoVU>n. . _ . 13,618.47
e-.'.rdr ata, '-cured and eawcured 7.M
■ • ■ !■ i.d-- .--.Oil B<*uri‘.-,?s, includ-
in'? I '-up warrastn, county and
city - crip ... _ . Abß.ll
E.i-.altar” and t-'ixtureo 2,9115.30
„ «,000.00
' . ■Ma - 540.19
■ .ii -.. ■' -..560.4’
Cn-i 'L "-.nd LHn? from Reserve Bkj s. 100,18177
;<> ■ ,-jrc-n > - 67.17
TOTAI. ... $528,113.13
IIABILITIES
. ■ : d ip i 60,000.00
■ •■L- Inn <■< rtifK-J .... J 5,000.00
C divid.-d Profits, net ... IS.OKO.Tb
’(■'■9oo 0©
S vinjiri Accounts 1 8,526.01
. p-ividual ik-pomtr, in-
l-.iirar public fund-i 19'’/'6.7’
' t - to Hanks, not Ri»-
• Axentn 63,408 2*
.:. m.'.nd O—tifleatea of
51,501 00
i .’.i--' ; Cb .-i'l.) 3,271.30
Li' Aruxiiit of AU
• i t>>, Depuditfa an
Abu«- , ir-wii . 324,188.uS
•■t Ikixi it-J (after dixhictinf
irueunt on which more than *!
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