Batesville daily guard., March 03, 1920, Image 3

About Batesville daily guard. (Batesville, Ark.) 1912-1924

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w ^Ae March Records Are Here.
Both the Victor and Columbia Records j
tor March have been received. The
supply is limited. Call and let
us play them ^or you.
GEORGE J. TERRY MUSIC COMPANY
Rai cony Floor of Casey Drug Co.
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Spring will soon be here
1 ~ You will be out in your car a great deal. I
I Do not delay having j . . , I
| for it will save you time andmoney. |
RAYMOND HOU 1 ® |
Tire Vulcanizer. j
■ ACROSS FROM BAKER HOTEI..
Phone 107
our Business is Appreciated. |
WHEN HOI DIM IEXRNS
THESE TRICKS. MARINES
Wil.l. SAY “HE'S COOH"
Internal tonal N. n « Sir'l.-.
Paris Island, S. C., March 2. -By
permitting himself to Im lashed with I
a sea-going hammock lashing, using
al) the turns and hatches known to I
an old-time marine, and then getting
-ooac in full view of his comrades.
Private James Kelly, Marine Corps,
established a new record as “The
Houdini of the Marines."
Kelly hails from St. Louis, Mo.
and has juat enlisted in the Marines
He is able to break ten-penny nails
with his teeth and chew up electrii
light bulbs.
“SHOD WITH FIRE”
Here is a William Russell picture.'
You know what that means. First
of all. let us remind you that the
star is a universal favorite every
where -that he stands a symbol of, I
the West— a daring, resourceful and
capable actor. His latest photoplay
is “flhod With Fire,” written by Har
old Titus and inspired by Bayard
Taylor's poem "Bedouin Love Song."
it is a wholesome, appealing, and
FOLLOW THAT NATURAL IMPULSE
Spring time with ail nature blossom
ing forth in rejoicing and new life, calls
for new and pretty things to wear and in
the very height of Style and Beauty is
out- line of New Spring Slippers.
Dainty full Louis wood heels in turns
and light welts.
Full Louis leather heels in turns, Mc-
Kays and welts.
And also the newest creation, the
Baby Louis heels.
Oxfords, Pumps, and Ties —Suedes,
patents. Black and Brown Kid, Black and
Brown Calf.
Width* in stock, AA to EE.
Our prices are low
er than you will
have to pay for the fl
same class of mer
chandise elsewhere beautiful in d dainty
cnanutsc tix-iHivic. r u n l4Mlis (<tveMd
In fact we are try- £•»«* *•«•**■
. . . . H idth* AA to C.
tng to protect our price moo
customers as much as possible by pricing
these slippers with a very small margin
of profit.
Your Friends,
Barnett Bros. Mer. Co.
b thia “Shod With
lire." It presents the wild free life
■ f the plains and is alive with ae
•. » and ter-e situations. You will
mv the picture of a wife who at
tempt to reclaim her husband and
who is aided by a man who faces
• lam.er and death bemuse of his lov»
r u her. X stallion “shod with fire"
, ' an imp •rtant part in the drama
and Mr. Russell again shows his abil
i’ ■ X delightful vein of comedy is
woven into the story- a story which
appeals to people >f all ages. See
the at the Gem Theatre tomorrow
night.
MEETING TO BE HELD
Litth R >ck, March 3. A special
meeting; f the State Text Commis
sion will be held Saturday, for the
purpose of considering questions ’f
vital interest to the educational sys
tem of the State A. B. Hill has be n
an jinted by the Governor as a meni
ber of the board to s icceed George
B. < uok, deceased. The Governor has
appointed John Monteath. a promi-
I i u ol l ■ it • k. aa
a m< mi>er of the Board of Trustees
of the Arkansas State Farm for
Women, to succeed Mr. Cook.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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J. F. Lassiter, who resides north of
Batesville was in town yesterday.
The Batesville Cotton Compress
has received up to February 27th,
7,646 bales of cotton.
K. X. Billingsley f Xugusta was
i busineas visitor in the city today
Alex Lewallen of Shelbyville was
.i 1 u.Mness visitor in Batesville today.
J. M. Collins of Little Rock, was
a business visitor In Batesville to
day.
Miss Ida Williamson is spending
the week in Little Rock, the guest of
Mi- s .Addie McH aid.
Judge Ji.nmerson of Sulphur Risk
was tramsa ‘lng business in the city
yesterday.
Judge Lyman F. Reeder is spend
ing the week in Memphis and points
in the southern part of the state on
legal business.
Miss Sadie Urow, he county health
n .c . spent the day at Newark, in
the interest of her Red Cross N; •s
--ing class.
John T. Puckett will leave Thurs
• night for Indianapolis, Indiana,
where he will probably accept a trav
eii;'... position with the Eli Lilly &
< o„ Prup Manufacturers.
J. M. Montgomery, who has Iwen
v ■. ng his brother at I'feiffer. was
in Bat. sviße today enroute to his
home at Etowah.
Tom Walbert and his son Hale re
turned last night from Texas byway
?f Joplin, where they spent several
lays on business.
I>. Hannibal, who has been Station
Agent here for a number of years,
has a epted the position as Travel
ing Freight Agent at Little Rock
and will soon move with his family
to l ittle Rock, where they will make
then- future home.
IMrORTANT TO NEW I
WOMAN CITIZEN j
* with n ; h ■ j
u-re the women of Indopendc e I
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dor to be eligible t> a ■ in Hj
n the . mntv on the 10th ■ ’ of .Xu- j
1920. ' i
'he joP 'i x re ;,t- w'li -h are H
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and in order to be a legal Voter a
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1 ■ the date of the primary eh H
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an t • l»e legally prepared t > express jl
ie >at the । ■ . •
ill be count d, fm •h< man of !u r j
11 toil ■ it the making up • f the per I
sonnel of the county, state, district J
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dependant upon the action of the I]
Wm-en th. ye n. ;. id tie nei.-'-ty '
of the ote. is iieamircd by the voice :
of the men, who urged it upon the
w mien, ai d as re» .itizen.- the
I women should nu disapp ' the ' ''■
1 oral minded men, whi i Lose to aid
he strength of the women to t’ i
ballot, f n better and wiser purpo-i
Ot ; of the required majority of
States to the ratifi ation of the ■
suffrage amendment by the nations l
congress, there remains six 'iviv
states necessary, and ir the e\ nt
these str.te# should ratify before the
general election t > b* hell in No
vember, liie rights of women to vote
will be unrestricted, and they will
then be legally authorized to vote in
the general elections of this state
and county, the same as in the pri
mary, as is the condition at pres
ent. And the boarder voting pros
pc< ts. is another reason why the
women should not fail to pay their
poll tax sometime between this date
and July 10th.
SHUMAN BEGINS
EXTRA OPERATION
C. (1. Shuman, superintendent of
'the Whit' River Mining Company
m Tuesday of this week, began the
■;h ' ation of his new machinery,
wh.ch has recently been installed for
the mining of manganese ore.
Mr. Shuman will leave Thursday
for his home at Chicago, and will
probably not return for several
weeks.
A PRIVILEGE
NEGLECTED
Now in the days when nurses are
so scarce and hard to get. it seems a .
pity that so few of the women in
town are availing themselves of the
opportunity to take the instructions
in “Home Hygiene and Care of the
Sick" On Monday and Thursday
our < minty Health Nurse teaches i
three laaae*. N>w she is giving'
the dem >nstrations so necessary for
cv< nan to know. Last week ‘
she * thoroughly demonstrated
“Bvhs nod Bathing.” “Beds and
B dMaking,' "How to Administer'
Medic im and To Give an Enema.”
F' r Thursday she will teach the 1
.pp oatum of heat, cMd. and counter-1
irritants. I
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GEM ■■
TONIGHT
VITAGRAPH
Presents
Harry T. Morey
IN
“THE DARKEST HOUR”
Special Production
A picture that will keep you guessing all
the way through.
Pat he Review a color picture that you
will never forget.
Don’t fail to hear Charles Kern sing
^memories: 1
SHOW STARTS 7:15 Prices 10c and 20c
TOMORROW NIGHT
WILLIAM FOX Presents
William Russell
IN
“SHOD WITH FIRE”
A Romantic Love Story of the plains.
ALSO
Mutt & Jeff Fox News
Show Starts 7:15 p. m. Prices 10c & 20c
After the Flu, you should take some good
Tonic. We bshly recommend
TANLAC
as a splendid Tonic and System Purifier.
A treatment prepared by the combina
tion of Roots, Barks, and Herbs, gath
ered in various countries of the
Globe and blended to produce
the best results. Tan lac is
sold in this city only by the
TERRY DRUG COMPANY
R. L. STATES, Manager.
Phone 161 Free Delivery
The REXALL Store.
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