OFFICIAL ROSTER Of
NEXT LEGISLATURE
Men Who Will Compose Gen
eral Assembly Which Con
venes Jan. 13
Following is the official
roster of the Senate and House
of Representatives of the For
ty-Second General Assembly o*
Arkansas which convenes in
Little Rock on January 13.
SENATE
First district, Richard Whit
taker of Knobel.
Second District.—H. L.
Ponder of Walnnt Ridge.
Third District.—Ben E. Mc
Ferrin of Harrison.
Fourth District.—Lee Ca
zort, of Lamar.
Fifth District.—B. H. Great
house of Wheeler.
Sixth District.—S. M. Bone
of Batesville.
Seventh District.—Ed Pod
dy of Augusta.
Eighth District.—Thos. H.
Regers of Paris.
Ninth District*—J. S. Utley
of Benton.
1 entn District—(j rover i.
Owens and George Vaugh of
Little Rock.
Eleventh District.— Creed
Caldwell of Pine Bluff.
Twelfth district—Chas. A.
Walls of Lonoke.
Thirteenth District.—John
W. Moncrief, of DeWitt.
Fourteenth District.—W. L.
Ward of Mariana.
Fifteenth District.—Geo. F.
Brown of Rison.
Sevententh District.—R. L.
Collins of Wilmont.
Eightenth District.—R. H.
Carruth of Warren.
Nineteenth District.—W. A.
Wilson of Thornton.
Twentieth District.—J. D.
Montgomery of Hope.
Twenty-first district.—R. C.
$tewart of Stamps.
Twenty-second District.—W.
H. Latimer of Mineral Springs.
Twenty-third District.—El
bert E. Godwin of Melbourne.
Twenty-fourth district.—S.
M. Johnson of Berryville.
Twenty-fifth district.—Lee
G. King of Peter Pendor.
Twenty-sixth district.— M.
B. Lefler, of Clinton.
Twenty seventh district.—
Geo. F. Hartz of Conway.
Twenty-eighth district.—Ez
ra Hester of Greenwood.
Twenty-ninth District.—E.
E. Alexander of Blytheville.
Thirtieth District.—R. R.
Townsend of Glenwood.
Thirty-first District.—Hous
ton Emory of Hot Springs.
Thirty-second District.—J.
F. Rhodes of Marion.
Thirty-third District.—Ben
H. Johnson of Waldron.
Thirty-fourth District.—Jes
se F. McFarland of Rogers.
THE HOUSE
Arkansas County.—W. G.
Gunnell of Almyra.
Ashley—J. W. Wilc^xon,
Hamburg, R. F. I). No. 2.
Baxter.—Owen Kendrick,
Cotter.
Benton.—Lee Samster, Pen
tonville; J. M. Beard, Rogers.
Boone.— Rue Porter, Alpena
Pass.
Bradley.—Ben R. Spain,
Vick.
Calhoun.—E. E. Malden,
Thornton.
Carroll.— Ira M. Gur’ey,
Green Forest.
Chicot.— Harvey Parrell,
Dermott.
Clark. — Homer Childers
Okolona; A. P. Few, Grasonif
day.—John T. Campbell
Piggot.
Cleburne.—Howard Reed
Heber Springs.
Cleveland.—A. G. Blanken
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ship, Rison. ]
Columbia.—Joe Joiner and
Henry Stephens, Magnolia. s
Conway.—V. C. Jordan and
J. M. Atkinson, Morrilton. 1
Craighead.—Dr. G. C. Fish
er, Monette. ]
Crawford.—J. W. Fry, Ce- (
darville; Ed Chastain, Alma.
Crittenden.—Ed Talbot, Gil- 1
more.
Cross—K. C. Dalton, Parkin.
Dallas.—C. C. Jackson,Pine
Grove. (
Desha.—Henry Thane, Ark- ,
ansas City.
Drew.—E. Y. Rodgers, Flor- ^
ence.
Franklin.—G. A. Henry, Al
tus; G. C. Carter, Ozark.
Fultcn.---P . C. Goodwin, t
Salem. i
Faulkner.—I. M. Campbell, 1
Conway. 1
Garland.—J. A. Riggs, G.
D. Dillard, Hot Springs. ]
Grant.—E. H. Duvall, Sher
dan.
Greene.—J. T. Craig, Para- 1
gould. i
Hempstead.—W. J. Harts
field, Washington; W. F. Rea- '<
gon, Fulton. 1
Hot Springs—F. L. Smith, '<
DeRoche.
Howard.—J. M. Jackson,
Umpire.
independence. — w. m.
Thopmpson, Batesville; Poin
dexter Hill. O’Neal.
Izard.—W. W. rCcpeland,
Meloourne.
Jackson—George A. H 11
house, Newport.
Jefferson—D. B. Niven,
Frank Thompson, T. A. Hill,
Pine Bluff.
Johnson —E. T. McConnell,
Clarksville.
Lafayette.—G. T. Wheatley,
Lewisville.
Lawrence.— J. D. Doyle,
Walnut Ridge.
Lee—Doddridge MeCullou
ch, Mariana; W. A. Elliot, Pe
ters.
Lincoln.—W. D. Chambliss,
Star City.
Little River.—T. C. Ander
sen, Richmond.
Logan—W. M. Wade, Bar
ber; D. N. Guinn, Boonevilie.
Lonoke.—Albert Sexton, C.
Holloway, Lonoke.
Madison—J. S. Jameson.
Japton.
Marion.—Lee Carson, Yell
ville.
Miller—J. R. Goldman, Fou
ke.
Mississippi—;C. E. Sullinger,
Osceola.
Monroe.—G. B. Knott, Brin
kley.
Montgomery.—J. B. Kelley,
Ogden.
Nevada.—C. B. Andrews,
Prescott.
Newton.—W. W. Moore,
Jasper.
Ouachita—R. K. Ma^on*
Camden..
Perry.—R. S. Williams,
Casa.
Phillips—Jce C. Meyers, J.
M. Hudson, Helena.
Pike.—F. F. Carter, Mur
freesboro.
Poinsett.—II. L. Finn, Le
panto.
Polk.—W. B. Thomas, Mena
Pope.—0. L. Shinn, London ;
J. L. Turner, Russelville.
Prairie;—Emmett Vaughan,
Des Arc.
Pulaski.—H. A. Knowlton,
C. P. Newton, E. O. Bagiey,
Little Rock; J. R. Alexander,
Scotts.
Randolph.—J. J. Lewis, Po
cahontas.
Shline.—Charles E. Ewell,
Rubicon.
Scott.—J. H. Oliver, Brad
ley.
Sebastian—C, W. Held, Al
lan Kenedy, Fort Smith; R. A.
Crump, Huntington.
Seveir.—H. C. Limbocker,
, DeQueen.
Sharp.—B. N. Yates, Hardy.
St. Francis—F. F. Harrel
son, Forrest City.
. Stone.—W. J. Gower, New
*Jata.
Union.—Lamar Jones, Wee
on.
Van Buien.—John Privett,
Damascus.
Washington.—B. R. Davison
rayetteville; W. E.Williams,
Greenland: J. L. Harris, Fray.
White.—J. L. Talkihgton,
lebee; J. A. Choate, ElPaso.
Woodruff—J. T. Angelo,
VIcCrory.
Yell.—A. N. Bollinger, Dar
lanelle; Sam B. Mitchell, Wal
lut Tree.
WOUNDED SOLDIERS
AT CAMP PIKE
Camp Pike, Jan. 7.—Among
he 35 Arkansas and Oklahoma
non from overseas brought to
he base hospital here this
his week are four who were
vounded in the battle Cham
paign on October 3. They are
Warren Burns, John Gamble,
"'rank Hord and Iran Wherry.
Jamble and Burns are still un
ible to walk from wounds in
he feet and legs. The men
say they were treated “fine”
everywhere, and that French
ind English women were par
ticularly anxious to- make the
Americans comfortable. Sgt.
Slve Allen, who was in the
fighting at St. Mihiel and the
\rgonne forest tells of being
passed when he examined a
prefume bottle found on a
tlresser with a lot of other fern
nine articles in a dugout cap
tured from the Germans.
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o CENTER GROVE **
Center Grove, Jan. 6.—An
other outbreak of influenza is
prevalent in our community.
J. E. Harrelson made a busi
ness trip to Batesville Monday.
Willie E. Brown who is in
the U. S. Navy spent a few
days last week here visiting
home folks.
T. A. Bullington transacted
business at Batesville Monday.
Misses Effie, Pearl and Thel
ma Evans of Newport returned
to their home Saturday after
spending the week here visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. R. I. Park
er.
Miss Mazillah Brown who is
teaching at Newark spent a
few days last week here visit
ing homefolks.
Little Myrl and Coy Bulling
ton spent last week at Hazel
Grove visiting their grand par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ross.
Jess Reynolds made a busi
ness trip to Batesville Monday.
Mrs. R. R. Bullington is
spending the week at Cord vis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Bettie
i Greer.
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G. C. Walden made a busi
ness trip to Newark Monday.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
I The regular annual meeting
I of the stockholders of the First
National Bank of Newark will
'be held in the banking r>.oms
; of said bank on the 14th day of1
: January 1919.
W. W. JERNIGAN,
Cashier, i
1,200 BUSHELS RICE LOST
Cotton Plant, Jan. 7.—Twel
ve hundred bushels of rice and
a warehouse were destroyed
by fire at Hunter, eight miles
east of Cotton Plant yesterday
morning. There is no clue to
the origin of the fire. The
loss was covered with insuran
ce. Mathis & Sehdamore- own
ers of the property say they
will rebuild the warehouse.
MRS. LEON MACK DEAD
Mrs. Leon Mack died at her
home in Newport Monday
morning from influenza/.
She is survived by her "hus
band and two children. The
family had recently moved
from Elmo to Newport. The
remains were shipped to
Moorefield Tuesday for burial.
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