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The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-28
UNION VALLEY.
March 81

The groundhogs will starve if the
weather don't open up soon.
Farm work is delayed a month and
no better prospects at this writing
than usual.
Cotton is up some in the market
to encourage farmers to plant a big
crop.
John Pirtle made trip to Conway
the past week after fertilizer.
Fishing has begun with some with
very good success.
John Paine, one Faulkner county s
oldest citizens, has located near Hol-
land, after many years stay in Mis-
sissippi.
Uncle Ed Morris, good old citizen
Of Faulkner county, died and was
buried at Marcus Hill cemetery Sun
day.
Will Clark will teach the summer
school at Union Valley.
DR.. Wilson had COW to leave home
one year ago which has just came
back.
Eugene Newell made a flying trip
to Enola last Sunday.
Steve Lasley has sold his machin-
cry to Shumake and partner and will
put in another macrine.
March 27.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-28
NAYLOR.

| W. M. Brady returned from Con-
way Monday
Several of our young people attend
ed services at Sharon Sunday after
noon.
Miss Minnie Flppen returned to
her schoo lat Conway Monday, after
a weeks stay with her parents here.
Walter Henry of Conway was here
Thursday looking after his farming
interest, repairing fence, etc.
j. M. Brady is reported greatly
improved in health at this writing.
We are glad to see him improving.
We are glad to note that Mrs. Flip
pen is reported better at this writing.
Arthur Charles and Hamp McDon-
aid made a business trip to Ell Paso
Monday.
DR.. o. o. Dunn, assisted by Drs.
j. M. Reynolds and T. C. Watson,
removed little Miss Edna Charles
tonsils recently. The girl is getting
along nicely, and will be able to re-
enter school in few days.
Several new names have been add
ed to the school roll here in the past
few weeks: Misses Carrie Utley,
Lois Settler, Lucy Brady, Nora Gen
try, lila Moore and Erma Harris and
Guy Lasley.
There is one of the best openings
here of any inland town in the state
for some merchant with capital
enough to furnish the people what
they need at time when it is needed,
and in quantities sufficient to satisfy
the demands.
There has not been much farming
done in this part of the county to
date. Everybody is at least six weeks
behind with their farm work.
j. F. Jenkins is improving his
farm by putting a good substantial
woven wire fence around it, which
adds considerable to the value of his
farm.
r. W. Brady has recently erected
good woven wire fence around the
property he purchased from F. W
Akin.
March 81.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-28
SELLERS LEADING
FOR CHANCELLOR


Special to the Log Cabin Democrat
Dardanelle, March 2S.-Returns
from the Ninth chancery district COM
piled here today indicate that Jor-
dan Sellers has defeated Judge J. G..
Wallace for chancellor. Eleven town
ships in Perry county give Wallace
80, Sellers $50. Nineteen out of &c
precincts in johnson county give Wal
lace 402, Sellers 499. Twenty-seven
out of 81 townships in Yell county
give Wallace S84, Sellers 1,160. Nine
teen out of % precincts in Faulkner
county give Wallace 719, Sellers l.
055. All except about 200 votes in
Pope county give Wallace 1,462, Sell
lcrs S31. Definite returns from Con-
way county-Sellers' home-are not
available, but it is stated that he will
carry it by large majority.
The complete vote in Yell on COVER
nor and senator is as follows: Dona-
ghey 672, Robinson 1,4O5; Brundidge
6S1, Davis 1,414. Rowland carried
the county over Tucker LAOS to 62O.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-28
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

Notice is hereby given that an cleo
ton will be held in the several voting
precincts of the city of Conway, Ar
kansas, on Tuesday, the End day of
April, 1912, for the purpose of eelct-
ing one mayor, one recorder, one
treasurer, one marshal and six alder
men of said city of Conway. The
places of voting at said election will
be as follows:
First Ward-Farmers Union
Warehouse.
Second Ward-Courthouse.
Third Ward-Layman hotel sample
room.
w. H. DUNCAN, Mayor.
March %, 1912.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-28

A good treatment for a cold settled
in the lungs is HERRICK'S RED
PEPPER POROUS PLASTER APP
piled to the chest to draw out infam-
nation, and BILLIARDS HORE-
HOUND SYRUP to relax tightness.
You get the two remedies for the
price of one by buying the dollar size
Horehound Syrup; there is a porous
plaster free with each bottle. Sold by
Nelson Drug Co.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-28
CENTERVILLE.
March 81

This morning looks like spring anc
the farmers are hustling to get about
their work.
The Pleasant Hill singing class or,
gained last Sunday. Everybody
come and be with us. We expect g
nice time this summer.
r. NJ. Browning was in Conway
last week.
James Morgan and wife of this
place visited his father at Quitmar
a part of last week.
NJ. T. Blythe was in Conway last
week.
Roland McNew and Francis Shu-
mate attended the examination at
Conway last week.
Claud Williams of this place visit
ed Rome Williams of Happy Valley
Saturday night and Sunday
The preacher failed to fill his regu-
lar appointment Sunday on account
of bad weather.
Everything is very dull lately. 1t
seems as if everybody likes to stay at
home too well. We would be very
glad if they would turn out better of
a Sunday and keep things going on.
Quinton Snow and wife visited S.
j. Hankins Sunday night.
Mrs. Sarah Williams visited her
sister, Mrs. Catherine Hawkins, Mon
day
March 81.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-28
Personals

W. A. Lea of Malvern is here to.
day.
Casey Cantrell went to Morrilton
today.
S. l. A, benefit at the Arkway Fri
day night. DIT
VIM. CADY, the baggage man
Phones 321, 113.
For Sale-A mare and buggy. Mrs
Annie d. Durham. ct
Brick house for rent on East Oak
street. Ben T. Gray. If
Galloway Harrison of Fayetteville
was here this morning.
For Rent-4-room house with barn
and garden. Mrs. E. P. James. If
Land for rent, close to town. Also
400 acres for sale. E. o. Bran
non. diff
If our Pocket Knives prove bad we
give you another one Nelson Drug
Co. Phone 254.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
MY RESIDENCE ON LOCUST Az
ENUE. LEE SCHWARZ. diff
Theater-goers who like good west
ern drama will make no mistake in
attending the Arkway tonight.
A fine program of moving pictures
and special features at the Arkway
Friday night. Benefit S. /. A. DIT
The show at the Arkway Friday
night will be for the benefit of the S.
|. A. Special program will be rend-
cred. DIT
Rev. E. R. Steel is addressing a
joint meeting of the Y. M. c.. A. and
the Y. w. c. A. of the State Normal
School this afternoon.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-28

The novel plan adopted by Manager
Howell of the Arkway theater by Civ
ing every lady who purchases an ad-
mission ticket a nice package of SOU
venir post cards of the most noted
points of interest throughout the
world is proving quite popular with
his patrons.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-28
HEAR 9-MILE CASE APRIL II.

Little Rock, March 28.-Circuit
Judge Guy Fulk has announced that
he will take up the three-mile petit
ton of April II and dispose of it as
far as his court is concerned. This is
the petition filed in the Pulaski county
court several months ago, seeking to
eliminate saloons from Asgenta and
Little Rock. The petition los! its case
in the county court and is now in the
Pulaski circuit court on appeal.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-28
rain CANCELS
VARSITY GAME

Coach Bezdek arrived last night
night with his team of University of
Arkansas players, but the heavy rain
made the game with Hendrix today
impossible, and the Razorbacks left
for Little Rock on the morning train.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-28

A pain in the side or back that
catches you when you straighten up
calls for rubbing application of
BALLARD'S SNOW EMINENT. 1t
relaxes tie contracted muscles and
permits ordinary bodily motion with
out suffering or inconveniece. Price
Zoe, SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold by
Nelson Drug Co.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-28

HERBlNE cures constipation and
re-estabilshes regular bowel move
ments. Price, SO cents. Sold by Mel
son Drug Co.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-28

The family medicine IN thousands of
homes tor OF years-Dr. Thacher's Liver
and Blood Syrup
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-28
Log Cabin Democrat

Entered at the postoffice at Conway,
Ark, as second-class mail matter.
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
THE CONWAY PRINTING co.
FRANK Z. ROBINS, Editor
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-03-28
Hunting Dogs

10 keep healthy dog. watch him all the
n ,i1 II signs of feebeness. give Ross Con.
dltion Pills. the great tonic for dogs.
Ross Dlstemper Pills safe ard reliable
in case of distemper, gripp. pneumonia etc
10 grow vigorous healthy pups, watch them
i ioor worms and give Ross Puppy Vermifuge.
IL w'ii clear away the worms and cause pup
pies TO grow strong and healthy
To cure that stubborn mean case of mapos
get Ross Mango Pills and Germ Lotion. A
sure slot for mango.
IRoss'Dog Remedies
Sold in Conway by ericsson DRUG co.
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9Sopbrutu 2Slion Ser nade 9raiOnt Der Ser staat.u.

erpGblt porben iinb. Gs 1T m0gli6,
oab bic republifanii6en 3pngreBzRez
prdientanten SullepQp un0 gurrler
geI9lagen porben Iinb, oenn um II
lI6r Nbenos tpuren i6re Demotratii6en
9egner poraus. y
Die neue 2egislatur pirb pa6rz
I6einlih rspublifaniIh ieiH.
UfdrDlano.
Baltimore, 5. Nop. g1h ben
Bis IL llbr 2tbenos singetrpffensn
Dablnu6ritten gu urtfeiIen, fat8ouz
perneur WiIIon nit 90 Biz 25,0OO
Stimmen Mebr6sit in Mar1lanb es=
iisgt. SIN Iiibliheu uno 0ftli6en
Stoute mar Saft ieinen 9egner Rooz
iepeIt 0oran, in Der Staot Baltimore
uno i'm psitlihen 2hsile 0ss Staate5
mar oes llm9etebrts Der SAL. Sdmmtz
lihe 5 bemDtrattI9sn Songrebtsute
MarpIano5 tpurbsn fpiebergelpGbIt uno
in 5 0iitritten iheint aud Der Demo
frat ;. S. Smith geiiegt 3u baben.
90 inne otd.
st. gaul, Minu., 5, Gopem6er,
lin Mtitterna6t fab es aus, ols ob
COUP. @iIion in MtinneIotu gefiest
tabe. 9ouoerneur Gberbarbt, Repu=
blitaner, Der iih um bic Wiebertpabl
berpirbt, mar I'm Wttterndht bem re-
publitunii6en Staaistidet porau8.
lltub.
Salt safe Gitp. utab,
5. Ropember. 9lus ben Biz um Mit=
ternatt eingetrofFensn 8sriaten i9eiHt
beroorsugeten, DaB 9aft in Utah gsz
iiegt bat unb oaB Der 9puperneur
WiQtam Sprp pieoer9epd9lt pprosu
lit.
8 bio.
Columbus, g., 5. 9tpb. Oas
republitaniTde Sbiu State Sournal
gisbt Inn Wiitternaft gu, ouB Dilion
in Sbio nit elmer pluralitdt bon 100,z
900 5ttmmen geIiegt bat unp Gor, Der
bemotratiihe 9ouperneurs &anoi=
Dat, nit elmer nod gr0Bsrsn pluraliz
tat. 9tur spei republitoniide apns
grsBreprdientanten, 2ongportb i'm err
item uno g8illis i'm ahten 0iitritt,
I6einen ertpGblt !poroen 81 fein.
Gol. st ibepelt Ii Der bic
gb q bl.
Spiter 9ap, N. g., 5. Iop.
Sur5 oor Witternudt erlieB Gol. Hpo=
ispelt fplgenbe Grtldrung: rOas anle=
ritdniihe 8olt bat iih nit groBer
Msbrbeit fiji Serrn WilIon unh bic
bemotratiite qartei ausgeIpro9en.
0ie ale guten 8iirger nsbme ih ous
HeIultut guten Mutbs unb aufrieoen
auF. Sn gesu9 auf Die prosreftpe
Sats tam i4 uur ipieberbplen, pas
i9 70 oft seIast babe: 9us S6idial
Der ssitlpeili9en 6iibrer iit BON GERM
ger 9ebeutung, bic Sadie ieIbit muB
aber gu suterlebt triumpbiren, bo sas
dmeritanii6e 9plt bieIsn 5riumpb
nDtbig eat. 56eooore Rpoiepelt.
Sur ielben 3eit ri9tete Serr Roofez
belt folgenoss 5elegramm an 8puper=
nsur @ilion: r9as amsritanifte9olt
bat Sbnen oas. bo9its 4rt, tpel9es es
sa perse5en bat. NIT GROCER Mebrbeit
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Sopefa, aan., ). glop. 9(us ben
bis I'm balb elf llbr 4benbs eingetrpf=
fenen geridten ideipt berporsuge6en,
| baB Col. RooIepslt in &dnios nit un=
gefdhr 10000 pIurdlttdt iiber Den
8oup. Wilfon gsiie9t bat. Wm. s..
5aft lit fart 3uriidgeblieten.
Gupper, RepubIitansr, fir Gouperz
neur, lit bem bemptratiiGen &dnoibaz
ten !5poges poruus, ruie aud Der re-
publitanilde &anoioat fir 8unbes=
fenator, Stubbs, Ieinsm bsmotratiz
iteu Gegnsr SbompIon etpas uoraus
lit.
Rebrasta.
Smab a, Hsb., 8. Rop. Die Biz
um balb ELF llbr 2lbenos eingstrpffenen
Ra6ri6ten srgebsn cine YluruIitGt fir
ben 0ouperHeur Nilion. Wenn Das
8srbdltniB i'm iibrigenSbeil bes Stuaz
tes in glei6er Weiis anbdlt, pirb bas
@lettoralpotum gebrastas Dem Goup.
WilIpn 5ufaaen.
Uer mont.
Bbite Riper Sunctton@t.,
Is. gop. Wm. 8. laft bat in 8er=
mont nit 924 Stimmen geiiegt. Die
polIitdnoigen Wu6lnohridten ergeben
Oas folgenoe ReiuItat: Salt 23,247,
9ooisosIt 22,323 uno @iIion 1887
Stimmen.
Colorado.
9enper, 5. glpp. 1O1 preSintts
aus 1412 i'm Staate Colorado, eins
ihlieBlih 27 in Der Stubt Ssnber, oee
ben WiIfon 4581, Iaft 3067 unb
Hooiepelt 298O Stimmen. Wsnn oieIes
Stimmsnp.rbGltniB auf ben sansen
Stoat 5utrifft, banu piirbe Dilion
ettpa 10000, Soft $1,000 uno Rooie<
pelt $4,000 Stimmen in Colorado err
balten.
pennfgIbaniu.
pbilabelp bia, 8. Npp. SIN
Staate penniplpania ibeinen Wilion
unb Rooispelt 5iemlia slei6 ptslStims
men erbdlteu 81 ba6en. SIN 1043 0ts
itritten auBsrbalb YbilabeIpfias bat
5aft 38,645, WilIon 62,032 uno
Rooiepelt 62,O46 Stimmen erbalten.
Sn Der Staot pbilabelpbiu, aus Der bic
Nahrihten bon Der 6dlfte aQer 0iz
itritie pprlieeen. iit 5aft ieinem Seq
ner Wilfon nit 14,000 unb RooiepeIt
nit 11,000 Stimmsn Doran.
Rem 9ampfbire.
Concord, %. s., 5. Rpp. OBJ
gleih prGiibent Saft ben erIten Moblz
nahrihten am Nbeno Sufolse ben uns
beren aanbibaten porous mar, gingsn
fpdter bic getpinns perloren unp UNI
Mitternoht mar Gouperneur Wilipn
nm mebr als 100 Stimmen poraus.
I'm bieie Stunbe mar Der Staat nod
i'm 3peifel unb es ipurbe erii6'Iih,
Dab es nid,t senau betannt nsrben
tpiirbe, Der Das Gleftpralpotum erbalz
ten bat, Biz bic 9eriGte aus ben nG9s
itsn StGbten unb Srtl9aften einss=
troffen finb.
8is gu ipdter Stunbe mar es AUDI
nod ungepib, pel6e BON ben Ganbis
.oattH In bfH bsibsn Ronors5bitrittsR
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glus Sen llnpoultGnbigen geriften,
bie big I'M 5ebn ubr abenos aus al.
len Gbeilen bes 2anbes eIngetro1teH
tparen, ipar es idon eriihtlih, naB
Der gouperneur @ilion BON yscm
Seriep uno Der @ouperneur Dtarlball
bon Snbianu, 6ie oemofratiiben 4uns
6ioaten fir ErGiibent unb @i5e.Brd-
iibent, cine Maioritat Der gleftoral'
Itimmen erbalten baben. Srosoem aus
BennipIpania, Ohio, Snoiona nno
anoeren groBen Staaten Big oabin
nur mangelbafte Nad)rihten eingc-
troifen marer, mar Inn oieie Stunoe
Der GrfoIg Der bemofratiihen aanoi-
6aten NIT elmer Mnioritdt Der tart
tep0Iferten Gtaaten idon sur 8erpiB'
belt gesporben.
aus ben frii6 am Ibenb eingetrof.
fenen Nahrihten gebt berpor, oaB
@ouoerneur Wiliou I'M gan5en Su-
hen, b. +. in alien oer1ofratilden
Gtaaten iiibIid bonn Botomac, geliest
bat, mie auf) in Connecticut, Geld'
tpare, aentudp, Waine, WarpIano,
Maiiaduietts unb Seem gorf, uno
oLlem anihein noh audi in Welt Sir.
girien, Snoiana unb Wfiiiouri.
Col. MooieDeIt ideint in SlliHois
NIT elmer Rluralitat bon mebr als
100000 Stimmen geiiegt gu baben.
Seem Sanpibire unb 8ermont baben
oIlem MnIhein mad cine Raioritat
iiir Wrn. s. Gait absegeben.
Sic Stoaten, in benen bag Jfeiule
tot Inn 10 lIbr slbenbs 5ienlid, ge-
nam befannt mar, gaben Die folgen.
Sen gleftoraIitimnlen a6: BlIion
p67, 0fooiepeIt 90 unb Saft s.
Meit ben Biz na9 Mitterna6t einaea
trofienen Wablnadri4ten, fpuroe es
eriihtlid5, bab gouo. WiIfoa reDr
ols 300 glstorolitimmen erhalten
,pirb. Gs mar bann audi setpib, Odb
SlIinois cine risfise Maioritdt fir
goI. Rooiepelt abseseben bat, ipdbren5
Der aampf in pnniplDanien ein 70
tnapper it,. baB ieoer Der brei 9anbis
batsn 4usiidten auf Gripdbluns bat.
Inter ben lpdteren Na9rihten,
bic pGbrenb per Na6t eintrafsn. nas
1en iolde bon Motana, Hen sS.riep
nnb Jleip Werifo, bic alle srobs o..noz
iratiiGt Maoritdten abeesebsn baz
ben. Damn fam DtIaboma. bag eire
pluraliidt bon 10000 fir Wilfon
abseseben su baben iheint, unb bic
aus Cos MnseIes unb San Jrancisco
einsetrpffenen Hahri6ten lafsn es
ais mGslih erideinen, bab aud Gaiiz,
fornisn au Milion iibsrsesanssn lit.
Jn ber Stabt San GraneiseO bat
Wllfon cine pburaIitdt BON 10000
srlanet.
4u4 Nbobe Sslanb mar um Mit=
ternudt nod i'm 3neifeI unb ss fdsint
NIT unfpabrf6einIid. bab bic flint
GIsstssaIfsmmsn Ui!fea iufausn
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trerben. Die erften Na6rihten oelltez
ten Siege fir Saft in Netp Sampa
lbire unp 9ermont an, bic Yluualltds
ten ihrumpften aber fpdter bts uuf sln
paar Sunbert Stimmen 3uiammen.
lltab iheint fir 5aft geftimmt gu
haben. Das 9Dtum in YenHipIOarien
| lit iiberraIhsnb tnapp. Sn mebr als
1000 prsaintteH, bic $4,000 Stim>
men ubsaben, erbielt ieoer Der bret
Saupttanoipaten mebr als 10000
Stimmen. WdbrenD 5aft in Phild7
bslpbia sin iebr ftarfes 8otum erbislt,
erbislten RpoieoeIt uno BilfoH in ans
oeren Giitriten um 10 uRl nlsbr S;timz
men.
Die Dabl 5siste audi mande
lleberraI4uneen. Die Staats Ge@
eislntur Nen glnrfs ffeint nit ii5.rz
tpdltisenber Mlebrheit bemotratiId6 gu
fein. Sn SlIinOis fdeint ber oeru7
frutiIhe Goupsrmurs aaTtioat,
Ri6ter Dunne, trOs bss sruBen giopz
ispelt'I6en Sissss, ertpdblt poroen
gu isin. Der frii9ere Sprs4er Gdne
non lit allen 4niaeine Ha4 SeI9sa3sn
tporben.
Die goruusIagunsen Der RooIeoeir@
iden Wablleiter, baB Soma, Miais
gan unb GanIas fir ibren &annodien
eintretsn tpiirben, ideinen ii6 betpdbrz
teitsH gu polIen, peHnslei6 nod fsis
ne pollen 8sri6te poriiegsn. Sn GG.iz
fornisn MAIDEN MiIIon unb gfoois=
belt fid 0en Sieg itreitig. Die linz
seipiBbeit in 9e5ug auf 9ermont lit
ourh oas iest pollitdnbis oorli.senSe
Wablreiultat beboben iporben. Salt
bat ben Staat NIT 924 Si:mmsn
Mebrbeit erbalten.
Das .probioenee Sournal" CAB
I'm 12.45 gu. baB gang Heuens!uno,
NIT 4usnabme germonts, iid fir Scs
ben,otratiide 5idet ertIGrt 5ab..
Rep gorf.
Rem Dort. 8. Noo. Der Staat
9aeip Yort rpirb isin GIetioralz 8otum
fir Goupernsur Moooroip Mi!son abs
seben. aoHsreBmann Wm. SuIssr
rurbe gum @ouOerneur Des Staates
eripdblt. RIrS nah 10 llbr Nbenos
loaen bic geribte aus 5tpei Dritteln
Der Siitrifie aubsrbalb Der StaDt uHD
Der !0dlfte Der 9iltritte Der Stabt Dor.
gluf Grunb biefer Beribte bin CAB Der
republitaniihe Woriiber Barnes au,
baB Gouperneur WiHon i'm Stacte
nit etipa 100000 Stimnren Webrheit
geiiest babe, tpGbrenb Der bemotrati.
fhe Staats-Yoriiber Yalmsr cine
Webrbeit BON 250,O0O Stimmen Bee
anipruhte.
Der sripGblte @ouperneur 5ulser
Ianbte Gliitspiinidbe an Wilfon unb
Warfbal. Die erten Beribt. aug ben
Diitritten auBerbaIb Der Staot beuteH
an, baB Milion in fart republitanis
ihen ge8irfen seiiegt bat, pdbreno
feline Mebrbeit in Der Stabt Heip Yort
cine febr grobe mar.
I'm baIb apolf llbr, Wndts beam.
Ipruhte oas oeirrofratild)e gdntiunale
SallptqIartier bic iolgenoen Stanten
ais iiher iiir @ilion: Alabnma, Ar-
fauias, Connecticut. Oelamare, sSIo-
rioa. Georgia, ssnoiana, Rentndp,
gsortb Carolina, Warplano, Wafia-
huietts, Wiiiiiiippi Wiscoriin, getp
|Dors. Gentb Carolina, IenueiisA
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) iir Obip unb oaS peItli6e
Penniploanien: llrbeItimmtes Wetter,
lpd6ri6einlt4 Regen, am Utittrpo6.
Qm 0Onneritag tIGrenoes Detter.
Siibli6e 8tnoe. bic Derdnbertt9 pers
ben.
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@ouperneur @oooro,p @illon bon
9fcw SerlcD
Der nd6fe 2'rd6oent ser Der. $faaten.
ouberneur Mari9aQ bon Snoana gum gt Yraoeuten ert

Ser ganla
100000
Sus Setter aai"H ha"t
babe elatan%m
FIR Nlu al
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-29
ACT ON HOSPITAL PLANS
Directors of Emergency De-
eide 100000 Shall Be Spent
on New Building.

The board OF directors of the Emer-
gency Hospital at its meeting yesterday
afternoon decided on the plans Of the
new Emergency Hospital to be construct
ed ON New York avenue near 18th street
northwest. near the Corcoran Art Gallery.
The new building and equipment will cost
100000. and 1t is said that the hospital
Will be one of the most modern OF its
kind in the United States.
The hospital owns property on New
York avenue, and will purchase the ad-
joining lot for $4,000 which, added to the
value of the land now owned, will make
the new site worth $4,000. The lots to-
gether have a frontage of 125 feet on
New York avenue and a depth OF 40
feet.
Congress recently authorized an appro-
priation of $4,000 for the erection OF
the new building, and the hospital has
sold the old building for $50, Goo The In
stitution has other assets of $4,000. 1t
is not probable that work will tie started
on the new building before the spring OF
1913. and in the meantime the directors
win try to raise enough money to insure
the carrying out Of the plans in detail.
w. B. Turpin presided at the meeting
Yesterday In the absence Of w. G. Board
man, president of the board Of directors.
A building committee will be appointed
by the board at a meeting in the near
future. One Of the members OF the COM
mittee will be Surgeon General Stokes OF
the Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-29
TWO BANKS MERGE.
Institutions at Leesburg Under One
Management-Town Improvement.

special Correspondence OF Inc STAR.
LEESBURG, Va. June 9, 1912.
The Peoples Naional Bank, Of which
E. B. White is president. will consolidate
with the Farmers and Mechanics Bank
ing and Trust Company. of which Robert
n. Harper Of Washington, D. S., is pres
tdent, July 1. The latter bank was Or
ganized in Leesburg about three years
ago.
The annual meeting Of the Town I'm
prOvement Society ,of Leesburg was held
at the town hall last evening. A report
OF the work in the past year was given
by the president, b. v. White, and adj
dresses were made by DIR. Truman A
Parker and J. r. H. Alexander.
Funeral services for Mrs. Maggie Moss,
wife of John Moss. residing near Noun
tain Gap, Loudoun county, were held
at the family residence at IL O'Clock
this morning. The death Of Mrs. Moss
occurred at Providence Hospital. Wash
ington. She leaves two small children.
Interment was made in Union cemetery,
Leesburg.
Marriage licenses have been issued in
Leesburg during the past week to Arthur
Gartrell Of Maryland and Winnie Davis
Gray of Arlington, Va, and to John II.
Jones and Hester Grayson, both of
Loudoun county.