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o hiished Every Friday at McCrory, Ark
WALTER W. RANEY, Ed. and Pub. .
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Phone: 40
entered as second-class mat
«'!August 26, 1915, at the post.
iSce at McCrory. Ark., under '
* Act of March 3. 1879.
ormer chairman
IS SERIOUSLY ILL
New York, Feb. 15.—Wil
jiam F. McCombs, former;
ihairman of the Democratic
National Committee, is critic-(
ally ill and expected to die at;
anytime, his physicians an-;
aounced late last night, lie
ias been suffering from heart
disease for many weeks at the
iome of his sister.
The gravity of Mr. Mc
Combs’ illhess was confirmeo.
Frederick R. R^an, his^ law
partner. He \vaas reticent,
low ever concerning infor
mation as to where the formei
lemoc ratio chairman could be
reached or the names ot his
ihysicians.
Friends of Mr. McCombs
said he contracted a cold at the
Democratic convention in San
Francisco last July and on his
return to New York City was
forced to go to a sanitarium,
where he has since spent
most of his time. Six weeks
ago he suffered a collapse and
lent, to the home of his sister
in Long Island.
He Has been known in New
fork politics for many years
and in 1911 entered, national
politics as campaign manager
for President Wilson, +hen
[overnor of New Jersey. . He
ras instrumental in obtaining
Wilson’s nomination at the
Baltimore convention. He was
hen chosen chairman of the
National Democratic Com
mittee and organized the po
itical battle which made Mr.
?ilson president.
The next year he denied
he president’s offer of the
mist of ambassador to France, j
le, is later reported to have j
lad political differences with;
he president, resigning the
Airmanship of the Dem-;
•cratic National Committee;
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DR. C. P. HARRIS
|
DENTIST
McCRORY, ARK.
Oftice Hours: 8-5
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in 1916. He ran for United
States senator against William!
Calder of this State in 1916,
but was defeated.
Mr. McCombs was born in
Hamburg, Ark., and is a grad
uate of Princeton University
and the Harvard University
law school.—Arkansas Dem
ocrat.
Mr. Hugh Walker of Wi
ville was a McCrory visitor
Monday.
Mrs. A. N. Middleton and
baby of Little Rock, arrived
Friday and are the guests of
Mrs. Middleton’s mother, Mrs.
Kate Angus of near town.
WARNING ORDER
In the Woodruff County, Ark.,
Chancery Court, Northern j
District.
Rosa Hawn, Plaintiff
vs
John Hawn, Defendant
The defendant, John Hawn,!
‘warned to appear in this j
court within thirty days and!
answer the complaint of the
plaintiff, Rosa Hawn. .
Witness my hand as clerk of
said court, and seal thereof, on
this 5th day of Feb. 1921.
GEORGE HARALSON,
H.2-ll-4t. * Clerk.
Cashier W. E. McCain spent
Sunday in Wynne.
DR. R. L. FRASER
General Practicioner
| Will answer calls day or j
night. Phones: Office No. ,
) 8. Residence No, 32.
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Miss Mary Johnston oV Cot
ton Plant was the guest of hei
cousin Miss Jftoger Lewis
Monday, Tuesday a n d
Wednesday of this week.
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