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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-26

From Thursdays Daily.
B. L. Harton is a Little Rock Wis
itor today
Mrs. o. J. Owen is a Little Rock
visitor today.
Rev. C. H. Nelson is a business
visitor in Little Rock today.
G. W. Jones has returned from
business trip to st. Louis.
DR.. j. M. Muse is attending pa
tient at Rector's mill today.
Fran McAnear of Quitman has re-
turned and re-entered Hendrix.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 3. Atkeison are
spending the day in Little Rock.
A. P. Dollahite and daughters are
spending the day in Little Rock.
Herman Steed of Mayflower is here
visiting the family of w. T. Wilson.
John Hartley is attending the Deep
Waterways convention in Little Rock.
Benjamin Allen, who recently NOV
ed to this city, is in Mayf1ower today.
Anyone having wood to saw
call on Lemm Bros, phone 272-1
ring. w1t-d4t*
E. V. Visart left this morning for
Russellville, where he will make an
address tonight.
w. B. Hubbell returned this after
| noon from business trip to sections
of Monroe county.
Col and Mrs. J. E. Little and
| daughter, Miss Mildred, are in Little
Rock for a short visit.
President and Mrs. j. J. Doyne
| are attending todays session of the
waterways convention.
Mrs. George w. Donaghey arrived
yesterday afternoon from Little Rock
for short visit in the city.
R. G. Bruce and family have NOV
ed into their new residence on Davis
street and College avenue.
Thomas Moore has accepted a posi-
ton with Frauenthal & Schwarz and
entered upon his new duties.
Joe Rogers has returned from his
| vacation spent in the southern part of
the state and will attend Hendrix.
Wilma, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. d. Howell, is confined to her
bed with slight attack of fever.
B. G.. Wilson has been ill at his
home on Clifton street for the past
three weeks and is still confined to his
bed.
w. B. Goodloe of Rosebud left for
his home this morning, after attend
ing chancery court here the past few
days.
Mrs. August Clark returned to her
home at Nashville this morning, after
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ernest Daug-
lass.
10 Frauenthal, l.. B. Atkeison and
H. O. Moore are among those at
tending the waterways convention at
Little Rock.
w. H. Gibbon, former citizen of
Faulkner county, now of Keo, Lonoke
county, is preparing to move to Con-
| way to make his home within the next
few days.
J. A. Frisby and Night Rainwater
of Morrilton and a party of friends
passed through the city this morning
making a trip to Little Rock by auto
mobile. L. H. Pyle Joined them here
and will complete the trip with them.
w. F. Baugh and family have NOV
ed to Conway from Bluffton, Yell
county, and are occupying the Jenkins
residence on Duncan street. Mr..
Baugh comes here to give his children
the advantage of Conway's education
al institutions.
Those clear-photographed and up
to-the-minute motion pictures exhibit
ed nightly at the Arkway theater con-
tinue to draw good crowds. The pro-
gram tonight is, as usual, very fine,
and for the remainder of this week a
special feature at this popular show
house will be Prof. Martin, cornetist,
assisting Mrs. Howell at the piano.
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From Fridays Daily.
O. j. Owen is in Little Rock to-
day.
Minor Chivers is here from Ar
genta.
Father Tobin of Morrilton is here
today.
Rev. F. S. H. Johnston has gone
to Atins.
J. Hugh Pence is here visiting his
family.
Sam Sarason is Little Rock Wis
itor today.
A fine bill of pictures at the Ark
way tonight.
j. H. Bailey was a Little Rock Wis
itor yesterday.
L. S. Dunaway is visiting home
folks for short time.
w. Fri Livingston of Little Rock
is in the city on visit to friends and
relatives.
Prof. C. C. Denney of the Normal
faculty was Little Rock visitor yes
terday.
Mrs. John Wallace has returned
from a visit to her old home at Hum
boldt, Tenn.
Miss Nora Beavers of Little Rock
is the guest of Mrs. w. H. Martin at
the home of Mrs. Fife Lincoln.
Miss Mary McClung of Morrilton
will attend Crescent College at Eu-
reka Springs this season.
Mrs. B. L. Harris returned to her
home in Newport after short visit
to her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. K.
Crichlow.
Z. +. Blair attended the opening of
Galloway College at Searcy and en-
tered his daughter, Miss Clyde, in
school there.
The orchestra at the Grand is Ger
tainly putting up some very fine
music. It is well worth the price Of
admission to hear them.
Miss Mary Potts returned to Potts
vile yesterday. She was accompan-
led by her sister, Mrs. E. F. Ed
wards, who will visit home folks a
few days.
Three very fine pictures were pre-
scented at the Grand last night--two
Edisons and one Essanay. Tonight's
bill will consist of films by Selig, Es-
sanay and Lubin.
Mrs. Joseph Frauenthal returned
last night from Charlottesville, where
as president of the Arkansas Fedora
tion of Women's Clubs, she paid an
official visit to the clubs of that city.
She left this morning for Little Rock
to deliver an address before the Cos
mopolitan club Of that city.
Road Overseer Walter Bowen re-
turned last night from Little Rock,
where on September 8, he underwent
an operation for appendicitis, His
illness was very critical and it was
feared he could not survive the opera
ton, but his friends are glad to know
he is now well along the road to re-
scovery.
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ARCANUM MEETS.

Conway council, Royal Arcanum,
will hold a called meeting at the Ma
sonic hall tonight. All members are
requested to attend.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-26
WEATHER FORECAST

Unsettled weather, with local rains
tonight or Wednesday; cooler We'd
nesday.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-09-26

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-18
MEMS GUILD
OF ST. Matthews Church Holds Inter
sstins Meeting - Officers
Nominated for Election.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Mems Guild Of St Matthews church
was held Wednesday evening in the
lecture rooms Of the church. The
meeting was presided over by DR. q.
A. Aschman.
A committee composed % PEBBLES
Tatum. Friend Cox and Andrew Hun
tor. was appointed TO revise a section
% the constitution. Messrs. r. w.
PAUL. w. T. Nicoli and Dr. F. =. Bull
lard we're nased a. a committee 90
consider the 6dvisability 81 introduce
INK art as a subject 90 be taken up.
The matter Of preparing two tennis
courts on the lawn 81 the new chapel
o. Echo Point was considered. and a
committee composed % a. l. SawteIle.
Friend Cox and Dr. p s. Billiard. was
appointed % ascertain the cost ~ is
tho intention 90 erect n small club
house AZ the courts.
\ p Hodshon. =. " FaikcnburR and
g.. y Jackson were selected ~ n com
mittee 90 act In conjunction with a
committee from the Mems club % 81
Lukc's church. % prepare program
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which will be rendered at a joint
meeting. 20 be held In the 81. LLEe's
parish house next month.
At the next regular meeting. the an
nual election Of officers will be held
and the following nominations were
n ade last evening:
President-Dr. r. s. Hiidrenth. A.
l. Sawtelle
Vice presidcnt-C. p. Jackson. John
B. Wilson. Dr. J. =. Burns.
secretary-Dr. r. s. Bullard. p. W.
Powells. u. W. Cox.
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Treasurer-R. II. Crawford and A.
p. Hodshon
Trustees-A l. sawteiie and Leon
ard Cochran.
DR.. F. s. Billiard and A. ". Jackson
were received as new members.
Following the business meeting. a
social session was held. Prof e. r.
Citizens delivered n address on NTH
ematics and the origin Of Figures"
Never exaggerate your faults: your
friends will attend TO that
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IS Declare For VIM. II. Taft

Republicans County believing the ability
integrity devotion duty of VIM Taft hereby pledge
work for his and to the Presidency and
all Republicans County
Virginia believe the integrity of the preservation
government industry
with us in of VIM H. Taft
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ilcIry DdkcI.
Jos. Baker.
VIM. Barber.
Chas. Bowman.
Garfield Bowman.
VIM. Bowman.
Jas. Barr.
Robert T. Beans.
F. II. Blowers.
T. Neill Barton.
Theo Roers.
r. l.. Blake.
Chester X. Bell
d. w. Baird.
Elmer II. Beidman.
J. NJ. Brown.
r. II. Bowman.
J. G. Bauer.
]. r. Bauer.
Fred Bramer
r. H Brubaugh.
3 Chester Brubaugh.
Victor +. Brinkman.
George Bowman.
( Chas. Beiswanger.
John Brown.
VIM. II. Blon.
j. Butler.
Robert B. Blackburn.
George Brann.
Harry Baker.
Fred Baker.
Albert Baker.
3. r. Ballinger.
Ben s. Baer.
ben i. Baer.
DOS Butler.
George Baron.
John Bower.
Chester Bowman.
Clarence Berry.
Harry Brubank.
Joseph Bero.
Howard Brown.
Chas. Bramer.
Joe Baird.
Thos. Bishop
J. w. Brooks.
Thos. V. Bishop. Jr.
Jacob Bot.
J. NJ. Baker.
Charles Baker.
Jos. Bero, Jr.
Frank Bero.
Fred Brash.
Louis Beck.
Frank Baker.
K. NJ. Browne.
Louis i. Brand.
Clarence Berry.
Charles Bramer.
Abraham Banks.
Gravey Bell.
J. K. Banks.
Brown Berry.
Harry Brown.
Dennis Bowser.
6. Bowman.
VIM. Barksdale.
C. w. Brockunier.
Howard BrySon.
Fred \. Brand.
Geo. J. Brand.
s. o. Boyce.
John a. Brown.
6. T. Bell.
VIM. Batelle.
Chas. Beughto.
George Brown.
w. +. Bartholomew.
Chas. G. Brown.
J. A. Black, Elm Grove.
Levi Bogard, Elm Grove.
Frank Bogard. Elm Grove.
Eugene H. Buhne.
Jos. W. Bennett.
Gibson L. Caldwell.
w. VI. Clcmsns.
Mayors l.. Carpenter.
VIM. Corkran.
VIM. n Campbell
s. NJ. Chase. Elm Grove.
Andy Coleman
II. r Clemens.
II. 8. Craddock
John Cummins.
jas. Cowits.
" 4. Chew
r o Clark. Triadeiphia
NJ =. Chase. Elm Grove
r T Crcsap
" r Caldwell. West Liberty
Jas. Caldwell. West Liberty
David Clark
" r Caldwell
John Coufy
VIM q. Caldwell
W W Clcmens
] " Collins
Aiber; Custer.
4 @ COX
Jamrs CONWAY
? " Cope
Vim Carroll
Geo Carp. Jr
Daniel y Cooper
BENJAMIN " CraefYfd
Henry ChaVit
Robert Clark
William Carrie
% IS Campbell
Charirs p Cooper
James tummInf
tsrrge Crause
William a Carroll
J 2 Garter
terrge e. Calvert
o. ~ Clark
f.~orsr Clark
Edwin Cofman.
flr Cote
Harry Coie
G1lmoT~ Cargll
AleEandsr Campbell
George Gates
~ J Cuiliran
John y Dzy
Or Johu L. Dlckey.
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integrity or the
mint, and the |
IF VIM. H. Tai
Henry Hedelston.
John Hanes.
George Hicks.
Campbell Henderson.
William Hill
Chas. +. Hood.
William s. Hancock.
William E. Henderson
James Hull.
Nm. G. Hanna, Elm Grove
W. A. Hallett, Elm Grove.
c. L Hallett, Elm Grove.
Jos. d. Holloway
Thos. Mex. Hearne.
Wm. Henne.
Walter {. Heddrick.
Morris. Horkheimer.
Julius Horkheimer.
]. q. Hearne.
r. A. Hildreth.
Thos. NJ. Haskins.
". w. Hamilton.
Louis Horkheimer
Howard Hazlett.
Robert Hazlett.
James K Hall.
Edward Hazlett.
George Hicks.
Perry Hoyt.
Ambrose Habig.
Mathew Habig.
Rinehart Habig.
George II. Habig.
Walter Hanke.
Harry Haynes.
Sol Hastings.
Edward Haynes.
William HodkiSs.
/. Isenberg.
w. b. Irvine.
A. L. Jackson.
Lew Johnston.
Henry Johnson.
Morris Jacobs.
Samuel l. Jacobs.
DR.. 6. l. Jepson.
w. ID. Johnson.
Tony Jebbia.
r. s. Judge.
Walter James.
Harry Jones.
Charles Johnson.
George Johnson.
John Jennings.
{. w. LETTERS.
ID. Jebbia.
Charles Jones.
L. +. Johnson.
r. II. Johnson.
W. o. Johnson.
Frank Johnson.
Earl Jones.
P. A. LETTERS.
Lawson Jones.
Harry Jennings.
Frank johnson.
James Jonder.
Harris johnson.
Adam Kaltenbsch.
]. r. Krauskopf.
Harry r. Kreuger.
r. klieves.
w. II. Kasley.
Frank l.. Kimmins.
Otto Kalbitzer.
Louis KalbitIer.
]. W. Kindleberger.
Peter Marx.
Mike KowalSki
Clarence Karcher.
Fred Kope.
Louis Kraft.
Ralph Kline.
Harry King.
Frank Keys.
n. ID. Kennedy
George Kelsey.
Ed. l. Kiger.
Albert Loest.
Edward Lsrne.
Charles Larne.
John Long.
Howard Leasure.
a. 6. List.
DR.. n. p. Linsz
Jos Lowry.
VIM. Lewis.
Dan Laheen.
George T. Long
Walter Larkin.
George 2. Lynch.
Joseph Lowry.
Fred Lewis.
James Lightfoot.
Jess Lewis.
Frank Lewis.
James Lskin.
James Larne
Frank Laheir.
I'd Lerenski.
Joe p Lowe.
Paul { Lewis
] Z Luksr.
r. p MeGregor
Percy Monroe
Henry Mooney
vs. T. McGlone
J r Moe
J T McCrum
Fred Myer
" = Mcclure
Nick Melick
% r Major
William Majors
% p Martin
2 A Martin
4 q Moore
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courts. the pre-
rejection of Al
r. NJ. Maxwell.
Daniel Maxwell.
E. w. Mcdonald.
James r Mcdonald.
Conrad Miller.
Baird Mitchell.
Thos. McNabb.
Henry Miller.
c. II. Miller.
Silvey MoJey.
Jos. A. Miller.
John McGannon.
VIM. McGannon.
Frank Mcnamara.
Simon Morris.
w. w. McCiement.
George McElroy.
John McGlumphy.
Harry MeGlumphy.
VIM. Montgomery.
Frank Miller, r., Elm Grove.
William Miller, Elm Grove.
Arch. Murray.
Daniel Maxwell.
Walker Majors.
+. r. McGregor.
Louis B. McCammon.
". +. Miller.
r. (. Metcalf.
Frank G. Miller.
E. T. Mehlman.
Jno. w. Martin.
Newton Martin.
Thos. Miller.
Rich. s. Meek.
6. McGonigal.
r. r. Mcclure.
{. f. Morris.
NJ. NJ. MCGEE.
K. w. Miller.
Arthur Mccormick
los. II. Martin.
W. G. Meyer.
ID. w. Morgan.
Elmer Morgan.
Alex. Mitchell.
Baird Mitchell.
G. +. McCartin.
Harry w. Mcclure.
r. r. Marshall.
r. NJ. Maxwell.
{. Melcher.
{. (. Madden.
Jno. w. Norrington.
w. Nickerson.
Jas. Noble.
Jas. Nary.
Jas. L. Nickerson, Jr.
g. o. Maggie.
r. B. Naylor.
Henry A. Nolte.
VIM. g. Nickotous.
A. g. Naylor.
VIM. Nikolus.
James Nelson.
Walter Nutter.
Henry Norteman.
Wilbur Newsom.
n. P. Newman.
Chas. Norteman.
William Oberdick.
George Oberdick.
DIR. J. J. Osburn.
II. {. Ogden.
II. g. Oliver.
II. Psffenbarger.
J. II. Patton.
VIM. Pebler.
Louis Peffenbaugh.
Charles c. Porter.
David W. Phillips.
George II. Phillips.
James Prayer. Jr.
Henry Pebler.
ThoS. Place.
Chester Parker.
John Pailkey.
Frank Penn.
John Peterson.
Charley Peihler.
James Powell.
George Pheby.
+. y. Pell.
Charles A. Prettyman.
John Proctor.
Omer Payne.
Dan Piper.
4. {. Preston.
William Porter.
James Spriggs.
George II. Quantz.
Cecil A. Robinson.
Jos. Robinson.
August Rust.
r a. Reich.
X Ridgely
I'D Reid
Clifford RYAN
W n Reinecke
". l. s Riggs
Jos Ryan.
20 r Rennard.
y r. Ramsay.
George Ref
Thos y Rose.
ijr Robcrt ] Reed
s Rsymann.
8 " Rice
ii l. Rice
10 4 Richards
John r Reed
Robert Rolf
nelson Rlscus.
~ r Rsek
William Roscnbcrg
% T. REID
GA Hrrga
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Thos. II. Doyle.
James NJ. Dawson.
Fred w. Doyle.
Richard Duff.
VIII Delhi.
John E. Day.
J. d. Diehl.
James V. Dickey.
s. Eugene Days.
l.. Dunlap.
w. w. Daley.
Robert Z. Duncan.
Chas. Dorman.
Wilbur Dolan.
William Dorsey.
Al. Davis. Patterson.
James s. Davis. Patterson.
w. n Daugherty, Elm Grove.
c. {. Daimsttaitta, Elm Grove.
L. ]. Davis.
Garfield Drnning.
William Elmer, Triadelphia.
Chss. w. Ebeling. Elm Grove.
w. II. Elmer, Triadelphia.
W. w. England.
Charles Edge, yr.
Arthur Edge.
Harry Edge.
Charles Earn.
Ed. Elliott.
DIR. Harold o. Etz.
Louis Ebeling.
Fred Elmer.
Chas. w. Franzheim.
r. l. Ferguson.
Valentine Frank.
Edward Fry.
George w. Franzheim.
J. {. r. Frieze.
Nick FreeSe.
J. w. Fullerton.
Jos. B. Trabell.
Jos. II. Freese.
Adolph Fritz.
Jas. Z. Frazier.
Louis A. Fisher.
+. c. Fette.
George A. Feeney.
Mathew Fleming.
Ernest Friend.
W. L FreeSe.
Frank Fleming.
Ed. Fritz.
Nate Fiel.
Walker /. FriSsel.
{. NJ. FrisseL
II. Frazier.
Harry Fleming.
s. Front.
NJ. w. Freeman.
Pendleton Ficklin.
Andrew Finy, Jr.
Isaac 6. Gardner.
James Gray.
Louis Gutman.
Paul Cruise.
Edward GrogNn.
William {. Guy.
Louis o. Guimar.
Geo. r. f. Gilchrist.
Jacob w. Grub.
w. c. Gordon.
Michael Grogan.
Austin Grogan.
Thos. Gabriel.
Edward Grogan.
Albert Gardner.
William Gutman.
Chas. Gechwender.
w. NJ. McGee.
John Grant.
William Gordon.
William {. Garden.
l. $. Good.
Walter Garrison.
). ~ Gebhart.
l.. Gabcl
X. q. Crcerlce.
Porter Crigsby.
Fred George.
George Cater.
Joe Corner.
T l.. George.
Joe Georgson.
John & Hoffman
Phillip Harris
Carl Hamilton
I'd Heller
Max Hone
y ] Hebron
George " Hull
g. " Hand
Ambrose p HabiE
" l. Henderson
~ Clay Hunter
7 T. Howard
James " Ho~ley
Vim 7 Huggins
Vim Hoffman
John a Hzller
Morgan OF Har'
Mike Henderson.
Chzfiss q Hathaway
Wilbur l. iieinlein
* Uoge
Chzrirs Holland
Edward 8 Hirsh
Randolph J ilsrsey
= p Haiier
Mathew Hatig
Thrt = Hickman
Ralph Hove
r. Huebei
Wmhsld p fI0gs
la.lb Hlion
hsrles HaIson
" Hutchinson
Nm " HszTne
Howard llo-enf
'in Hzri0n
David iiershrar
3 Howe
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luseph Hsnes.
Na.A H..
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\. Sprouse.
.. NJ. Shannon.
Dan Snyder.
Cecil Sheldon.
w. J. Skinner.
NJ. Somehow.
W. +. Stone.
James w. Starkey.
August Schenerlein.
Robert NJ. Strange.
Ollie Scott.
Thomas w. Saunders.
Thomas II. Smith.
y. b. Scott.
Albert NJ. Schenk.
Harry +. Snyder.
Salem p. Sain.
B. Sain.
T.. f. Schenerlein.
Grant Shively.
{. II. Simpson.
II. V. Springer.
Albert A. Straub.
n. w. Schrebe.
Lewis r. Snodgrass.
A. c. Stifel.
]. NJ. Scott.
Jno. Schott.
John Stenger.
Harry Sivit<.
Martin Schenk.
J. NJ. Sprouse.
Louis Seishen.
Chas. Swartz.
Henry Seamon.
Ed. Seamon.
Louis Seamon.
III. E Simpson, ST.
Dan Starkey.
Marion Smith.
Silas Summers.
Lawrence Sanders.
Everitt Scott.
Thomas r. Smith.
Robert Spence.
James T. Simmons.
Jos. Speidel.
wrT
George A. Tsppan.
II. w. Thurber.
+. J. Trussell.
+. NJ. Thomas.
John r. Tolbert.
ID. r. Tappan.
ID. w. Thornton.
w. II. Tallman.
James K. Travis.
William II. Thornton.
NJ. Tracy.
Louis Tiers.
John Thomas.
Clarence Thompson.
Charles Taplett.
George A. Terry.
Robert Thornton.
VIM. Henry Taylor.
Joe Taylor.
Harry Othman.
Charles Usleton.
Howard d. Van Derveer.
Charles Venneman.
Milton Venneman.
Fred w. Vogt.
4. II. Xarneii
II. +. Vann.
Albert Wick.
John +. Vetters.
]. +. Vance.
Thornton Vinney
NJ. r Veneman.
". T.. Vance.
Pearl Verse.
W 4. Wilson
{. Elizie Williams.
Howard Wilkinson. Jr.
W. 2. Wincher.
John w. Woodward.
8 n Wilson.
Charles Wilfred
Temple Washington.
Harry J Wssemsn.
Charles Williams.
r. {. Whitehead.
W. r. Wagner
J y. Westfail.
4 ID Wilson.
l. y Wilson
Alphonsus Wingerier
Harry Warrick
George Wilson.
Burr Watt
James Walker
Charles Wheeler.
John Walters
Msyman Watkins
Russci Williams
Harry White
Chas p Whneman.
] % Williams
Jefferson Warden
Harry Williams
John u Williams
Robert West
Fdszrd Walker
John Walker
Arthur Washington.
Robert West
Robert p Wsiqanf
" p Whremzn
Vim Watt
Vs. Walt
Levi Walters
foufs Whit
Fred Z Wilson
] McsfN
Thos Young
Charles fi Yates
Frank HAst
Levi Noss
& " Noder
Thornton Yates
William Trimmer
A & Timmr rman.
vs. T. Zane
Z J.. LOrn, .-..a...
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Last evening at the North Street
VI. Z. church. a reception was given
by the congregation to the new mem
bers. Nearly 100 converts Joined the
church during recent weeks. An elAb-
crate program was carried out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-18

The congregation OF the Chapline
Street NJ. f. church will tender tbs
new members OF the church a recep-
ton. A musical and literary program
will be carried out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-18

Friday evening the congregation of
the Baptist church will give a ban
quet at the parlors OF the church in
honor Of the 200 new members of the
church who became members during
the Sunday revival Rev. F. f. Brin-
instool. pastor of the church, will
have charge.
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The members OF the Young Ladies'
Missionary society. of the First United
Presbyterian church. will give a social
and entertainment on the evening OF
May Is. This AFFAIR will be held for
the purpose OF entertaining the young
women of the church who recently
joined. A musical and literary pro-
gram will be rendered.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-10-26

AMENDMENTS
Extra Session, 1912
ACT NO. 4.


Senate Bill No. 2. by Mr.. Voegtle.
Joint resolution submitting to the
people of the State of Louisiana an
amendment to the Constitution au-
thorizing parishes and self-tax;ng
municipalities to exempt new indus
trial enterprises and also impyoy ed
value, inclusive of structures added
to unimproved lanes by immigrants
into the State, who occupy said lands
as homesteads from local taxation
for period not to exceed ten (1O)
years.
Section L. Be it resolved by the
General Assembly of the State of
Louisiana, two-thirds of all the men,
bers elected to each House concur
ing, That the following amendment
to the Constitution Of the State of
Louisiana be and the same is here
by submitted to the qualified elect
ors of the State at the Congressional
election to be held on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday
in the month Of November of the
| year 1912, to-wit:
Every parish and self-tsxing mu
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election shall have printed thereon
the words: For the proposed
amendment to the Constitution Q:
the State of Louisiana relative to OK
emption from taxation for ten years
from the date of completion. OF ell
railroads or parts Of railroads, con
structed subsequently to January !,
1913" and the words Against the
proposed amendment to the Constr
tuition of the State of Louisiana rela-
tive to exemption from taxation Tor
a period of ten years from date OF
it's completion Of all railroads OF
narts of railroads constructed SUD,
seouently to January l, 1913. ana
each elector shall indicate as pro-
vided in the general election laws
Of the State whether he voter TOT
or against the amendment.
l.. E. THOMAS,
Sneaker of the House OF Repre-
eontatives.
THOMAS C. BARRET.
Lieutenant Governor and President
of the Senate.
Approved July II, 1912.
L. E. HALL.
covernor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy.
ALVIN E. HEBERT,
Secretary of State.
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al election to Ne held ON the 6rs.
Tuesday after the first Monday In
the month OF November, 1912. ~
follows:
There shall BE exempt from tax
ation all moneJ ic hano or on IT,
Csit.
Section q. De 1t further resolved,
to-, That the official ballot to be
used at said election shall have
printed thereon the words For the
proposed amendment to the Consti-
tuition of the State Of Louisiana ex-
empting from taxation all money In
hand or on deposit and the words
Against the proposed amendment
to the Constitution of the State OF
Louisiana exempting from taxation
all money in hand or on deposit
And each elector shall indicate. as
provided by the general election laws
of this State. whether he votes Tor
or against the proposed amendment.
THOMAS C.. BARRETT.
raAntenant Governor and Preeident
of the Senate.
L. E. THOMAS,
Speaker of the House Of Repre-
sentatives.
Approved August ~, 1912.
L. E. HALL,
Governor If the State of Louisiana.
A true copy.
ALVIN E. HEBERT,
Secretary OF State.