County Lxaminer S. E. Wells was
down from Sulphur Rock today.
W. A. Porter of Onea! spent Satur
day and Sunday here isiting nis son,
W. L. Porter.
Dr. J. B. Roe is spending a few
days in Little Rock attending tho
meeting of the State* Medical Society.
Mrs. V W. Magness will leave
tonight for Texarkana to visit her
'aister, Mrs. Epley, and other rela
tives and f.riends.
Will Kavanaugh of Little Ruck,
representing the Arkansas Gazette,
was in town (Wednesday in the inter
est of the Gazette’s centenial edition.
Tom Self and Virgil Rutledge who
have been in the military service
overseas have arried hack on this
side and are now at Camp Union,
N. Y.
Mr. and Mr. H. II. Green and Bar
ney Lane have returned from a pleas
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at Hollow Rock an other points in
Tennessee.
V. Y. Cook Camp U. C. V. will hold
bn important meeting on the second
Saturday in July at 2 p. m. at the
mayor’s office in Newark. All memb
ers are urged to remember the date
and be present at the meeting.
Mrs. W. A. Isgrig, who has beer
connected with the Newark High
School for the past several years
'and has been principal of the school
'for the post year, has been elected
to a position as teacher in the city
schools of Little Rock for the com
ing year.
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HO! SE AM) BARN BURN
Clede Walden’s house and barn,
near Jacksonport, were totally des
troyed by fire last Sunday morning
about 1 o'clock.
The barn and contents were a to
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Report of Condition of the
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
j At Newark, in the State of Arkansas,
At the Close of Business on
May 12, 1919
RESOURCES
J.oans and Discounts_$ 91,'74.74
Overdrafts, unsecured_ 259.90
U S Bonds deposited to se
cure circulation_ 25,000.00
Liberty Loan Bonds 3 1-2
4, and * 1-4 per cent un
pledged _ 20,000.00
Securities other than U.
5. Bonis (not including
stocks) owned unpledged 1,578.71
Stock of Federal Reserve
Bank 150 per cent of
subscription _ 950.00
Value of Banking House,
owned and unincumbered 7,000.00
Furniture and Fixtures_ 2,000.00
Lawful Reserve with Fed
eral Reserve Bank_ 13,482.60
Cash in vault and net am
ounts due from National
Banks _ 34,099.54
Net amounts due from
banks, bankers and trust
companies other than
included in items 13, 14
or 15 19,238.25
Checks on banks located
outside of city or town
reporting bank and other
cash items_ 283.96
Redemption fund with U.
S. Treasurer and due
from TJ. S. Treasurer.- 1,250.00
TOTAL_$219,317.70
• LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid in_ 25,000.00
Surplus fund_ 6,000.00
Undivided profits $4,269.22
Less current expenses
interest, and taxes
paid $.».S52.18_ 1,417.04
I Circulating: notes outstand
ing: _ 25,000.00
Cashier’s checks on own
bank outstanding. _ 1,303.08
Individual deposits subject
to check _ 150,980.61
I Certificates of deposit due
in less than thirty days
(other than for money
borrowed) _ 102.82
Certificates of Deposit
payable after thirty
days, or subject to 30
days nr more notice _9,514.15
TOTAL _ .$219,317.70
State of Arkansas,
County of Independence, ss.
I, W. \V. Jernisran, Cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
W> W. JERNIGAM,
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 20th day of May, 1919.
SAMUEL C. KNIGHT,
Notary Public.
My Commission Expires Meh. 21st,
1922.
Correct—Attest:
C. M. EDWARDS,
A. A. EVANS,
E. R. MOORE,
Directors.
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Lonoke, May 20.—While working
on a line south of Lonoke yesterday
afternoon, Perry Smith, aged 25, of
Paragould,came in contact with a live
wire and was instantly killed. He
was foreman of the Arkansas Light
and Power Company and is survived
by his wife and two children. It is
believed that the dampness caused
the current to run through the insul
ation into Smith’s body. He was
working at the top of a pole at the
lime. The body was sent to Para
gould this morning.
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STARTING SATURDAY NIGHT
The Serial Supreme
Featuring Beautiful Pearl White and Daring
Antonio Moreno in a Pathe Master Production
THE
House of Hate
A Picture That is Sure to Please You!
AT THE SKYDOME
K “The Hooded Terror”
Read the Synopsis of this Episode Below:
CAST
Pearl Waldron _Pearl While
Harvey Gresham_Antonio Moreno
Winthrop Waldron_J. H. Gilmour
Ezra Waldron _Paul Clerget
Naomi Waldron _ Peggy Shanor
Haynes Waldron J. iWebb Dillon
The Hood 1 Terror _ ? 7 ? ?
“Make way for the true Waldon,
bora of the lust for profit out of
blood. 1 shall snuff out your li^rln and
rule in your place; I am come to
claim my own.”
This warning given, Winthrop Wal
don, head of the great Waldon War
Works, narks the opening of P ithe’s
big new serial, “The House of Hate,’ ,
starring Pearl White with Antonio j
Moreno, to be shown here -ommenc- ]
ing Saturday night. Quite natural ;
this message makes him more anxious j
than ever to settle upon his success- i
or and he warns his daughter, Pearl,
who has just come of age, that she [
must not thrawt his wishes.
A family conference is called and :
Ezra Waldon, Winthrop’s brother.,
Haynes Waldon Pearl’s cousin, and
Naomi Waldon, another cousin, are
thrown into consternation when Win
throp declares that one of his relativ
es has written the warning he found
in his library, placed there by som<
mysterious hand. He states that he
is not afraid and that the purpose of
the meeting was to announce the be
trothal of Pearl Waldon to her cousin, j
/laynes, as it was a family tradition
that only a male Waldon could be
head of the house. Pearl objects to
this arrangement since she is already
more than interested in Harvey (Ires- |
ham, a young scientist, who works ■
in the private laboratory in th< Wal- j
don home, though he is wealthy in his ;
own right.
Clyde 1 larrick, a private detective,
is summoned by Waldon and shown
the warning note. Waldon tells him
there is a family secret which he will
reveal to him the next day.
That night Winthrop Waldon is
killed at his desk in the Armour Hal!
at his mansion by a mysterious vil
lain in a black hood anti long black
cowl, bur before he dies he manages
to sound the alarm, (larrick detains !
the members of the family as ‘he
guards around the house report to
him that > one entered or left. Gres
ham in the private laboratory sees a
limousine draw up in the road in a
mysterious manner and goes to in
vestigate.
The Hooded Terror, who enters am!
; departs from the Waldon mansion by
means of a : ecret passageway', which
toes from the Aimour Hall to the
statute of the first Waldon, located
some di erne sway from the house,
return vo the house and kidnaps
I’earl. lie carries her to a masked
figure v • he. descended from the
limou.un-i ■ ted by Gresham, gives
him ordei - to hurry away. Gresham
attacks th’: figure and in turn s at
tacked by the Terror and knocked un
conscious. The masked figure starts
away with his burden and is pursued
by the nol'ee who have been called to
the house by Garrick after the mur
der was uncovered, and by Gresham
who regains conciousness.
When h's pursures are about to
catch up with him the masked figure
places Pearl in the hollow casting of
a big gun base in the yard of the
[Waldon paint, where enormous finish
ed castings are picked up and moved
about by a large electric train . Gres
ham. Ganick and the police follow
him m the casting yard but he eludes
them. Seeking Pearl they sea the
electric train afaou* to place another
havy casting on top of the one in
which Pearl has been concealed and
from which her head protrudes. This
casting is beng lowered into a place
where it will crush the helpless girl
as he ••pisode ends.
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