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CLEVELAND COUNTY HERALD
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PROSPERITY IN ADVEltSliY
The world is short of produo
lion. This is particularly true <>
those countries recently locked in
in the strife of nations, our owi
is included. Foreign peoples are
manifestly not in position to pr<
duce in proportion to their ie
quirements for some years to
come. America is. The semib t
thing', then, for America to do i.~
to increase its production, to do
tile, and treble it. This can be
done. Two essentials to this end
are paramount: Quit squahbli g
among ourselves, ar.d GO TO
WORK.
America is is rich now. But in
a few years, if we all go to work
and proeuce to the limit of our
capacity, we will have provided
the necessities for which the
world cries, ane we will have en
riched ourselves beyond the
dreams of avarice. Every one
will become a plutocrat. Go to
work! Work harder! Stay with
it! Your ship will come in and
your dream will come true.
Opportunity is knocking load-!
ly at our community door. It s
insistent that it be permitted to
enter.
The world is crying for the
products of the factory and of
•lie soil The demand is greater
than ihe supply: America can
upply that demand—if it will.
We can supply our communi
ty portion—if we will.
Out are we alive to the m^rve
lons opportunities that are of
fered us? Or are we peacefully
sleeping while other communities
skim the cream from the milk?
Tuck up, fellows!
Take a fresh start!
Double the production next
year. Forge ahead, and make
1920 the banner year of our locaj
existence.
CUOSS ROADS
Joel Tomme of Farrsville Tex
is hero to spend the holidays
with friends.
Wesley Deveney and wife
Gholby Trucks and family spent
Sunday at Mr. Masseys.
Miss Mary Eafterling visited
in the Camp Springs commynity
d uiryj the holidays.
Hairy Easterling and family
are visiting below New Edinburg.
Limar t'isbnian our popular
rcb ioI teacher is spending the
hobdays with his parents in Mon
roe Term
Walter Cable and family are
visiting in liingsland.
G. A. Trucks has moved to
Mr. Massey3.
M'sset Mary and Ruth G1over
are visiting near Arkadelphia.
Messrs Le t Hamilton and Trank
Doster of Kingsland spent Fri
day with II. N. Massey.
Waiter Li.-eiby sen of S. VV.
L >enby who lias beed working
in Dumas some time has purchas
ed h j barber shop there, which
was uwned by H. P. Hancock.
Professio: a! agriators are aij
menace to democracy, an I de \
mocracy is the foundation stone
of every fiee and telugovon ed
peop e. Tne remedy is obvious,
f we would preserve 1113 country
frem ti e fate of R\ s iir.
Resolutions are in order try to!
make ei cugh goed ones to keep
i*t-kast or*
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THE FIT. REV. JAKES R. WINCHES- |
TER &AYS IT IS TIME TO
AWAKE AND D23TROY TH5
QREAT WHITE PLAGUE.
By the Rt. Rev. James IL Winchester,
Bishop of Arkansas.
We have just com
memorated the
first anniversary
of ths armistice
Mint Faved the
lives of thousand.!*
o f our splemUd
young men. There
is, however, going
cn at our very j
firesides a worse warfare. Throo thou
sand deaths in our own Stats last year
came from the horrible missiles sent
forth from the enemy wo call th®
white plague. The very flower of our
manhood and womanhood and beauti
ful childhood wither under the poi
soned gases this monster erjitn. The
attractive nomes of toaay are covered
with a pall tomorrow because the white
plague is allowed to go on his way. I
We read the fabled story of The Mino
taur of Crete with curdled blood, be
cause an annual offering of one maid
en and one boy was demanded by the
j Monster. The white plague is never:
satisfied though his victims are mil-1
lions in the great world. '
It is high time to awake and destroy!
this enemy.- What can we do? Every;
man. woman and child took a part in j
the later.world war and shared in the j
glorious victory. It is equally ihe duty j
now (o have like enrollment against
I tuberculosis. The Red Cross Seals are
within the reach of all and the pro
ceeds from the sale of the R-.-d O?on
Seals go toward destroying some of the
pernicious germs which threaten your !
own home. Every new member is a j
volunteer to aid his comrades in talcing i
the trenches of this enemy, whose ma-i
c-hine guns are doing fearful demage j
wherever turned.
Our governor has wisely issued a j
proclamation, regarding the duty of
our citizens In the warfare against the
white plague. Christian people are |
praying and splendid physicians are1
giving their bflst thought to end the ;
battle. Every one in Arkansas can at
least put a Rod Cross Seal on the little
message that goes out at Christmas in
memory of the Christ Child. Under
Ills blessing the beautiful rosea on the
cheeks of happy Hfo shall soon escape
tiie foul breath that blights so much
Hiat is lovely in the world today.
Join the army and buy Red Cro3r 1
Seals.
hzlp caucz c" ke;alt;i iNCun
ANCE.
One out of every nine deathsdn the
cities is due to tuberculosis. Careful
Investigations and reliable statistics
prove that where sanitary conditions
are improved, the rate of mortality de
creases. This accounts for the fact
it la mwcr ia uie city man in tuc
country, where the rate is one in seven.
However, theft? remains much to be
done in the way of better Jiving eond!
tiens in the citic>3. The people are
just beginning to loam how they may
guard against tiio insidious ad vatice»
of tuberculosis. Trained workers are
studying carefully the disease and the
conditions which produce it, and in lo
calities where methods of prevention
are more closely followed, there have
been very marked decrease ia the rate
of mortality.
Tlie Atkanjas Pub Lice Hearth Asso
ciation if tlri woe* undertaking t<>
' raise ir the Biate a total of $ 150,00 >
through Hie sale of the Christmas Boats j
lo carryyjn the work cf combating this J
awful disease.
A fact which should appeal to the in- j
boring classes is that the economic !
loss in wages in Pulaski County ai m * j
due to tuberculosis amounts to more :
than f900.000 annually,.(on'puUng *!»»• j
loss rt the extremely low wage of ?'J
per day for each worker.
TO U0E FUNDS AT
"The strongest k cc of the Ref
Cross Christmas Beal is felt in the
communities in which it is sold," said j
Dr. Charles J. Hatfield, managing dl- j
rector of the National Tuberculosis As •
soeation, recently, in discussing the
11)19 Hod Cross Beal sale which will be
hold front December t to December It),
"because it dove lops the local fight
against the disease by educating the
people.”
Through a budget system adopted
by the National Tuberculosis Associa
tion and the 1.000 State and local or
ganisations affiliated with it. about 92
per cent of the funds raised in any
States are spent there-to fight tfca
great white plague at Lome.
"Red Cross Christinas Seals are the
great driving force behind the move
rant to combat and control tube res- *
losls." declared Dr. Charles J. Hatfield, .,
managing director of the National Tu*_,.,
berculosis Association, today in com-,
men ting on the nea) sale which J
begins Oik-ember 1 lor the purpose of
raising a fund of approximately 56.SOO,
000 to fight the disease.
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Ine Bluff, Dec. 29 Squire J II.
, Jnldw i», aged 77, pioneer rr*K• -
•lento1 j,-.ffera0M Coiintv, died
. ><tu flight »ii (he home of his^> :•
9. I'» y-iidwin of Star City - b'
body jw as brought heft*tnda\ »*
.til* (T iti<i lie h ’ !■! rfrc
•..>rr*at i»-"■ ■fn> nief- 9 o '* • • -
t•i! * i1'? 11, i.t ■ a i 1 * ■
\!a: ■,'! «, and . veteran -of h*
:iv’t war and I-.tipin wars; For
Jo year; hr- was e.ngio. ed in fa n
!!'K. ar*;, >e> • td H* » justice < ’
fh* heave t PuMuyia and \\h i
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Ar’/--Democrat,
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C.■ *V. Baldwin &t ' tifss place,
A[,. 8ald>-u» and Ulyss Baldwin
V ■ 1 - ft «
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Club.
Tuesday, Jan In Rowell
'Community.
Wednesday, Jan 141h, meet
Center Club
';1 Friday, Jan. 16th give Dem.at
Risen.
Monday, Jan. 19th meet Kings
land Club.
Tuesday, Jan. 20th In Jvinis
land.
Wedesdav. J.an, £lst meet Nr^’
Edipgburg Club v,
Thursday, Jan, 22nd give
Dem. at New Edinburg..
I am asking all the Club mem
bers to be present at their club
meetings, and all house keepers
and these who are expecting to
be housekeepers and those who
are expecting to be anyways
soon to-be present at demodstra
tions.
Iam very anxious to get my
demonstration Clubs organized
if YOU are interested COME.
Sincerely Yours,
Sallie Mai Hudson.
Mrs. Virginia Gresham and
children and Miss Kate Boggs
spent Chrisimas with their fath
er and brother at Lake Dick.
Ladies pure silk hosiery at
Ml ue-. tones.
Merry Lee, who has a position
in Dallas Texas was there during:
the holidays for a visit with his.
nether.
Miss Mary, Holmes has return-j
ed the Uni'vfrsily after spending!
the holidays with veletiveS.
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| All kinds ai d colors of shoe
strings at E L. McMurtrey's.
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Miss Mildred McLeod has re
turned home from a visit to her
sister at Lundell.
Wheezing in the lungs indicates
tnat phlegm is obstructing the \
air passages. Batfard’s Hore
hound Syrup loosens the phlegm
sc that it can be coughed up and :
ejected.
Sold by Hoggs D» ng Co. j
Homan and White,
villa News*
After having a few days of pretty
weather ilanpv Jack will return
agsin
.Joe McLe-'d spent < hiistmas
v/ith relatives here.
Miss Eunice-Coats and Ira Mit
cheMv 1 h/zej Dixon and Dewev
M*telieJb:wer»; m.t ried December 20
;-Miss’Eaifie -jieHDeod: of I*i*-e Bluff
spent the. holidays invite Her s ste ,
Mrs.’ Wi I I re WoorfeH. - 'f ! ' *
Judge J. *H.*»8**dgi,>.^a be- n
ill for •several1 wefek^.'
Kr. and Vrs. C has. Ratliff o Cheri
dan spentXma vvi h mis. Susan
Terry.
Mr. and, Mrs. R. A. HaM delight
fully entertained a number cf th r
friends o 'Christmas evening.
Mr and Mrs. V V. Rodgers
luve inoveu to heir new noiuv.
near Randall.
Miss Do’thy. \Vh;te visi.ed Vies
Kathleen Ray Friday
Miss Bessie \liln r is vis ting in
Charleston, 111
F. L R >ss and S. E. Morgan
visited friends here last week
11 etc her Calvert and wife of
England‘and Mrs: Ldk’e .Stoddard
visited their MTfer, T. ty CaJv -art
Saturday.
Pi;of. R. E^Tay lor was ill Mon -f
day'and his’f^Sca-was filled in th# ’
the^’ seht|(Mi^T)m in’ Miss:”'L^ f’
Bridget*’• <rv •
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Misses' Jewell- a d Clara rai ker
rytsirneJ fo School a: College Sta
CicVrt"" MonBav.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. V. Green
wood Dec. 21th a girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughon Dixon
of McGehee visited here Christmas
Joes Dutton will soon move to
Lincoln county.
Mi s 0 Klee Camp spent the
atfitkys-withdier sister Mrs. Owen
M>8 Lottie Harden js yisiti g
ier father ;n P ne Bluff,
Vco Terri- is on t.V- sick list.
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-I’ have.' the-line of shoe
Wishes rn aff klfcds and colors.
£). •< IH,!W({ K urtrey, . • i
fA .g- «- »*’_i_
"We know two- Boys
vn>--W;
O p of them has a pood jot>.hut works at it as though
afraid of doing tn> much for the money lie owes little
tills all over town. Spends all his sa ary and as much
more as he can get credit for. Borrows from his friends
and is slow to repay them. He is always out for a good
tim-* and believes in living while living in good. Leis
each day take care of itself and has nothing to look for
ward tO. ■
I he other boy a ko ha# a job, is drawing a lit tie- less
money than the first bov jpst now; he is always on. hand
a little i-ef-ne time tp start work and’is id'ho hurry; .to ,he
-the fi.-st ope out after hours. He doe* IFttle more.that
.r**he » paid to’dfj sayes a pa>f of hiS fftoney; owes no one a
•fcent; he is slated for advancement to'a better position
with the firm; be hg3%:#c8o^ .^’rtfds bank that is
growing a Htt.e evejjf^ee^.; •’•.V:-; > ■
. One oftlhtse hoyr lull faiitif-c! the other will be a
-success. "" ‘
The Bank pf ttssoii
The I3ankthat helps
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JACK FROST is reliable-always uniform—insures
perfect results with every baking. Everything you
bake stays fresh longer. JACK FROST is economical
to use. There is no better baking powder made.
Full Pound Can, 25c
F. B. CHAMBERLAIN CO., ST. LOUIS
Ask Your Grocer—HE Knows
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NOTICE-is hereby given'that I wH! he at the i .v i - t* places
on the da s named below for the purpose of <vl er my Tv of
Cleve and County Ark. for the year Nineteen T * v(iOlO)
Goodman's Store, Lee Twp- ..-Month:- J-r 12th. 1S20
Hollis Special School House, Lee Twp Toe-day > -a 13 h J92Q
McCulloch's Store, Red land Twp ...Wo esda\ Jan. 1 it h 1020
New Edinburg, Red and Twp ...Thursday, Jan. 15th 1320
ML Lebanon, Rtdland Twp. __ _ Friday, Jan IT- 1020
Kingsland, King's and Twp__ ...Monday, Jan. 13tl 1920
Kingsland, Kingsland Twp_ _ _. Tu«.-«h*, j-.1. 20. n >3V.0
J..Bu/^for.d’s Store...Saline Twp.VVtdno-du'., 1 : •!••••» If* 0 ^
J. T. Lurfurd^’s Store,-Saline Twp-Thursday, ' 1- 1920
Wooldridges Store, Hurricane Twp. .... .M:> •! *y h 1
Wooldridges Store, Hurricane Twp._ r 27 If20
J.P. Hat pit’s Store, Harper Twp_Wedn • .* . 2/th 1920
Boyd's Store, Rowe , Miller Twp _TKu* ?da.\. J 23 1920
Wilson’s Store, Ca mer, Mi ler Twp Fiida* J- .31th 1910
Hoover's School House. HudginTwp- VI>■ - F y <j *920
Wj is’ Store, H dgin & VVh’tevil e ’ v * r: - ' , ' " . ]f2
W T. Gra.\’aSiore, Randai), AhiieOT- f.vp . e-.i a > y j ‘1.0
Mt. Zio Bowman Twp___ h 5 >
Huntle.v’s School Hons*', Jackson T-vp ■ !' p t <* »fj
Henry's Sct.-ooJ /1 ^, Tiv- i. iVp i - . - ,,
Fret near Gree n ft SI op. V.1 • ?h ,.. iti_.(
Lain’8 Store. Toledo, Smith hu t ... ,p. ., j * )
Risen Twp. ■ teveland ( mini< Con . •» •
to remain and collect the saxes urs:
After which Jay a L-ira Penas\ u
mpumig unpaid as the law dire. .
A1J ta?t pa\ ers are.hereby notil ■ *
eollector, a correct list of the numbers of then
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$30. - $35. » $40.
ALL WOOL
Made-to-measure Men’s Soil
300 l*n brie* t o se/ect f, \, f.f,. *„ 0 ;t
of them all yenr round u «-_• /jj - /}
« few months you win in* forced
to pay BIO to Shj. Pitnro for tlu- \-■ y
same Quality, so why wait Mntf'
your selection JYOuO
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