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The log cabin Democrat., 1913-01-15
w. NJ. HarreH Il Cos. annual
bargain sale i'm Clothing Dee
prices cut i'm two.

Good vaudeville, in conjunction witt
the regular moving picture program
at the Arkway tonight. (adv.)
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-01-15
Personals

| j, L. Hickman of Enders was in the
city today.
| Joe Prouse of Mayfower is in the
city today.
For Rent---Three 4-room dwelling
houses. See John Drummer. diff
Rev. f. S. II. Johnston was in Rus
sellville yesterday.
| For Sale-Good mich COW. Apply
to DR.. W. r. Greeson.-3td* (adv.)
| Baled hay for sale, delivered. Call
Bolls Bros, phone 2G9-dtf (advD
| j. L. Snoddy, prominent citizen of
Saltillo, is here attending court.
First class country Butter
at Sanitary Bakery.
DIFF Phone 90
Plenty of cottonseed meal and hulls.
See me when in need or telephone 207
or 1862. (adv)
Ray Meade of Pine Bluff, former
Hendrix student, is the guest of Will
lie Gaines.
First class country Butter
at Sanitary Bakery.
diff Phone %
C. w. Martin, formerly of Conway
is an applicant for the postotIce at
| Quitman, Ark.
For Sale-Fine Jersey heifer calf.
Apply to |. N. Fields, 405 North
Front street.-dtf (adv)
First class country Butter
at Sanitary Bakery.
diff Phone 90
Mrs. Reyburn Peay of Johnson is
visiting her sisters, Madams S G.
Smith and w n. Owen.
Gents Furnishings atHarreH
u Co.'S. big sale at priceS that
will please the buyer.
For Rent-New Groom cottage, al
so brick store house on Front street.
See John Hartley. Phone 1903.
w. NJ. HarreH Il Cos. annual
BARGAIN sale i'm Clothing De-
parfn7enf, prices cut in two.
Good vaudeville, in conjunction with
the regular moving picture program,
at the Arkway tonight (adv.)
Staple Dry Goods. Table
Linen and Towels in endless
variety at slaughter ale
prices at HarreU d. Co.'S.
President A. C. Millar of Hendrix
College returned last night from a trip
through the southern part of the state.
Mrs. Matte Karrh, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Hayden, has
gone to California TO spend the winter.
For Sale-One saw mill outfit, $780,
600 feet timber, oak, gum and ash; 5
miles north of Conway. T. F. Thomp-
on, Conway, Ark.-1tw3td* (adv.) |
IhaVe both Lump and Ego
pleased to sell you your coal.
Tel 2O7 OrIO2 w. l.. Robins
Miss Dovie CIibourn has finished
her school at Mt. Nebo, in White
county, and returned to her home in
this city.
Mems Shoes and Hats, best
quality az w. NJ. HarreU d
COS. January bargain sale
~ HSr In
buyer.
j. NJ. Jeffries Of Mayhower is in the
city today. While here he renewed his
subscription to the Log Cabin Demo
crat.
For Rent-Five-room house, about
two acres of ground; good garden; SIS
per month; west part Of town. W. b
Mills. dot (advD
Ladies' Coat Suits latest
styles Just half price at Har~
reH d Co.'S. big sale, come
early they can't last long at
the price.
r. b. Prior of Fort Smith, attorney
for the Little Rock Il Fort Smith
branch of the ST. Louis, Iron Noun
tain 4 Southern railroad, is here at
tending circuit court.
A young negro by the name of How
ard was arrested this morning by
Deputy Sheriff ODaniels and placed
in jail on information from officers at
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-01-15
Gents Furnishings at HarreH
d Cos. big sale at prices that
Will please the buyer.

For Rent-New Groom cottage, al
SO brick store house on Front street.
See John Hartley. Phone l03.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-01-15
Mems Shoes and Hats, best
quality az w. NJ. HarreU IL
cos. January BARGAIN sale
at prices that appeal 10 the
buver

r. b. Prior of Fort Smith, attorney
for the Little Rock & Fort Smith
branch of the St Louis, Iron Noun
tain 4 Southern railroad, is here at
tending circuit court.
A young negro by the name of How
ard was arrested this morning by
Deputy Sheriff O'Daniels and placed
in jail on information from officers at
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-01-15
First class country Butter
at Sanitary Bakery.
diff Phone %
First class country Butter
at Sanitary Bakery.
diff Phone %

Mrs. Reyburn Peay of Johnson is
visiting her sisters, Madams S G.
Smith and W. n. Owen.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-01-15

i,olniai, A. aSsois~u IlsriA Inuu ali. -
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
OUR SAMPLE HOMES

OUR SAMPLE HOMES
Are open throughout the year.
$7.e7S-Si1 rooms. furnace. laundry hot-watef
heater, large Closets Like 436 18Th
ST. ne. II st to 18th II
$S,1o-One square from II and 10 18th
st. cars; very complete In every detail;
large lot Like 9l6 10th st he
S.S7S-Sil rooms; furnace. ground for garden;
hardwood. Like S14 18th st Sc
Penna. ave. TO 18th st.
W.l5O-S., rooms: hot-water heat; sk-epine
porch; detached Kitchen: laundry;
electricity. Like 1923 New Hampshire
ave 9th ST to Taylor 81
AeS0oCorner: 40S7 New Hampshire
SI.ooOONlne rooms: two baths hot-wster neat;
faces the park Like 2Oo7 Park road
$S,2So-LivinR room music dining room
and brick detached kitchen first
floor; SIX bedrooms. three baths. two
sleeping porches. lot - II In by
160 IT to psved alley. garage Ii de
sired. Like POST Psrb ruad Con
necticut
$1O.bOO-A corner house right In Koch CrceB
Park 2oIl Park road
Terms. 10 to 20 per cent cash nalxnce
monthly or semi-annuaily at 5la per cent OF
all amount du. all cash lrrespectis. OF
price all on, homes constructed to give 3
lifetime OF perfect service VT have built
and sold nine hundred and have never
traded or sold under advertised price
Licensed brokers authorized to exhibit
M1DDACGH 4 SHANNON. Incorporated
Owner aud Builder Colorado bldg
mo place like home: no home like ours."
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ga New Yors
I'll 9th nv I.ir. 2i,t;s 3
l2l ftA nv ar, % ~
81 ] nv 10f. $50
H24 Sth uw ldr b 2..7
222225 1st nv. orb 81
4l+ Y NV o. h.-.37 :
1929 : NV ~ b. .35 {:
$50 orb nv. orb 32.3
SSia Center Nv 9 h32 :
1929 9Th nv or. D 80 Sc
6i NV. Or =.
1872 Rire NV. ST. BIS 81
3ob n nv 81. b - %
~ KENYON ne : -. ~
1i@1 10th ny. ST, h. -. 80
1Gug Sth NV 6r.b - ~
7Is 9th ne. ~. b .. 30
Io+ Quincy NV S.t.25 n
81 + Ne. lir. b. p ~
2in T. nv ar. b % 80
l2os Sth NV. tr.b. y. 40
~ - ~. ". .. 80. ~
633 VI NV Sc, b...23.50
6Go Q NV. 7r, b.. 2o.J0
1909 Marion NV, I.b22 -
lG2S n re. Tr. b. q 81
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY

FORTY ACRE BEARING OH aAkD On .rPLR
Pie Ridge. IN Berkiey co. ". Va. standard
varieties Il TO Is years old, good pike:
this orchard has fins record sud IL q nos
producer J. WALTER = BOYLE. go Bond
bldg oR9
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l44p Fla av NV. g. b25.5o
lie F NV. ST.. b. ..&.50
1902 Sd NV. sr. rs. 81
22l3 N NV. Tr. b. ESQ
lo2s Goth NV, Or. b. o. so
TAO Col I'd NV, 6r. b. %. so
800 lst NV. Or, b. n.Jo
1926 18th NV Or. b. 20. so
1921 9th NV, 5r, b. 1880
NORTHEAST.
1866 y C av,6r.b. .17.50
SO Myrtle ne. Or. b.1I.s0
3eS 18th ne, Or. w.15.50
81 Myrtle ne. Or. b. Is. 80
SOUTHEAST.
aos 7th Sc. 6r, w...l5.5o
127 9th Sc. 5r.w...12.50
1903 W Sc. Or, ". .11.0
1924 18th seer. W. 10. so
400 Mclean sv.6r.bl3.50
AIS II sw, 7r, W. rs. so
1916 Union av. 5r..l2.13
1852 Va av sw. or. 10. 80
1899 413 sw, Or, W. 1880
1888 Union sw.4r.p.9.50
rs.
1911 list nv, Or, b.. 20. so
i64ol5 y J av NV,
5r. b .1Q.Sn
$50 Morton ne, Ar, b. 1850
PROPERTY.
COS End pw,stAdw. Is. so
lib r ne, store. ;. rs 90
rs + ne, store. 1900
1904 Water sw. sto. 1880
200 Water sw, sto. 1880
l20s Wa ter sw. sto. IL. 80
III "a sw. store. .12.Uv
4nS 18th sw. store. 10. 90
4 E-N Nv De
inla I'd ne, Or. ". 1850
Is l4th Sc, 6r.w. 1880
1927 Y NV. 5r. ". 1850
T13 Dumabrton av
NV, Ir, W. ...... 1880
141I Mess av sc. ilatl2.1
] 18th sc. 6r, b. 1870
los G Sc, 5r, ". 1000
i0T Olivet av. Ivy
City. Or, ".
1929 22d NV. Tor. $1,000
2511 X NV. Ar, w.11. 90
1903 ny av Ar. w9.50
sos ID Sc, Or, W. 400
2209 d NV, 4r,w. $50
1923 18th ne. II. so
AVE. n. w: 3-STORY
- n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-15

FOR SALE-WILL SELL AT $26 MONTHLY.
without cash payment new white brick house;
hotwater heat, hardwood trim aned floors,
gas and electric light; six rooms and bath;
basement under entire house. with servants
toilet and 3-part laundry trays. Price So, 700.
House No. 519 Harvard ST. NV Apply on prem
ises. ". R. WILSON. Owner.
FOR SALE-A GOOD NvESTMENT-TWO.
story. 2famiiy fat. situated at No. 43s-419s
per month. Look at the property and II IN
terested let rs hear from you Price only
$2.I5o. Outof-town owner anxious TO sell.
H. II. HOWENSTEIN CO.. 1914 L st. NV or
eth and sts ne.
and bath: almost new: lot 211150: terms TO
suit Apply owner. A. c. POOLE, Engine Co.
No. II. Brookland. D. c. F. D. 1e'
FOR SALE-LOOK, 12s RANDOLPH PL NV;
MODERN 1R. HOUSE. ALMOST NEW; 8
CONCRETE PORCHES: 81. 900 FOR IMMEDI-
ON PREMISES.
location: IL rooms. baths: laundry: hot-water
heat: bargain; price 81 900 under real value;
pays over 1919: easy terms. r. o. Box 2173.
FOR sALE-CORNER HOUSE. OVERLOOKING
Pa. ave-. near Commerce building. Can he re-
close estate. Price reduced to 400. Orer
wanted. GEO. W. LINKINS, 17l4 Pa. ave.
FOR SALE-ON MASS. AVE. NEAR STANTON
Park: 2-story frame: rooms lot 21xSS to al
ley: big bargain: price only $500 H. X.
HOWENSTEIN CO., 1914 st. NV. or It'll and
SITS ne.
FOR SALE-IF YOU WANT TO BUILD Your
your plans mature Into realities. l can help
you. Send me your name and address and
will call and explain
C. NJ. HOPKINS. ais Colora 70 bldg
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs.
Continued.

FOR SALE
NEAR 18th AND IRVING SITS. NV.
See what you can get for s.. 800. A house
worth s.. 500. handsome three story brick
and-etone dwelling. with covered porches front
and rear
HOUSE WITH A BACK BUILDING. II
cost a lot OF money to build such q house but
1t Is q mighty nice kind of house to live In
You get four rooms on the nrst door. q largo
reception hall separating your dining room
from the parlor.
The house has rear or servants stairway,
which is worth $500 to suy house.
II has two magnificent bathrooms, tiled
modern up to-date plumbing.
1t is heated by IN economical heating plant.
Is lighted with gas and electricity
Has an instantaneous gas heating arrange
ment to heat hot water
Every room in the house, including the kitch-
en-, finished in hardwood hardwood polished
floors. beam ceiling in the dining room
Open frep aces. expensive fixtures beautiful
decorations
Now occupied by army officer. paying $50
month.
Buy house like this at this bargain price,
you cannot lose any money and should be able
to resell at a profit.
This proposition should appeal to q shrewd
buyer one desirous of securing a bargain, but
at the same time have comforts and con-
venfences than you get in any other house
In Washington that You would ray 81, 900 more
Apply for particulars and permit to inspect.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1342 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-15

FOR SALE
HANDSOME COLONIAL HOMES.
FAIRMONT ST NV.
NOS iii. lib. Ills.
PRICE. $4,975. CONVENIENT TERMS.
Different and superior to anything you have
seen. They combine attractiveness In style and
perfection in arrangement with faultless con-
struction.
Have six large. bright rooms, beautifully fin
fshed throughout and decorated in the most ef-
fective style. Have double floors; combina-
tion gas and electric light: hot-water heat:
tile bath: double front and back porches
BUILT BY LANE BROS.
You will admire these handsome homes when
you them.
SAMPLE HOUSE. 1115 FAIRMONT STREET.
OPEN SUNDAYS
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON.
SELLING AGENT, TOT G ST,
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RFNT-BY MOORE & HILL GNC),
49, - III -. NV
r-NT-I R<ISHFD HOUSES
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-ls3s CALVERT ST; 10 ROOMS
and baths steam heat. kitchen first floor.
H. L. RUST. 400 III st. NV.
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FOR RENT-VERY LOW RENTS ON FOLLOW
.sl5 GARD St. ST.. b.. steam heat .s27 so
1909 Calvert St Sr Oh furnace heat. AZ. 80
1922 2lst ST. Tor, b., steam heat. ...-... - 80
13oa s 81 1; rooms and bath ...... 30 80
1918 Emerso ne Or b. newly papered. 1880
443 PARK road. Or b. semi detached -. 20. so
lao3 O st Q rooms 2 baths stable. .... 1890
ALLAN f. WALKER & co. Unc.1, 1888 G.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED
FUR KEN
JAMES F. SHEA S43 LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
nWFIJINGS NORTHwEST

DWELLINGS
1913 35th nv. 10r. hs35 so
e24 1st NV, Or, b. .33 30
a24 10Th nv, 7r.h. 50. 80
$40 ID NV, l0r. b. 50. 80
l4l T NV. Sr. b. +. S0.50
9I5 \ Jaw w.ar. b2o. so
1921 1st nv, Or. b. IS. 20
l12o \ Cap, Ir, b. 2i. %,
G1a 4th NV. Sr, b. % 80
ii41 w DIV. >r h -. so
DWELLINGS
121 I'd NJ. Or, b. 30. 50
316 9th ne. 7r. b. .21. 90
I'll 9Th ne. Or, b. 20. 50
1902 | ne, ar. b. $3.50
DWELLINGS
I05 18th sc. 6r. Is. so
71s 18th Sc, Or, b. 20. 81
1884 f So. CIR. b. 1886
124e Pa av Sc. sr. b. ls. "a
9Ci 10th SO Sr.w..15.5n
DWELLINGS
45s y sw. l2r. b. .n.3o
35T Eye sw. 6r, b. 2o.oo
472 NJ sw, Or. b.. .lS.5 q
40 Va az sw. Sr, b.17.50
491 + sw. Ir, W. .16.5
3l6 14th sv, Or. .16-Sa
Fla
s12 F NV. Sr. b. 2s.sa
1863 Mass av se.5. b23. 80
l63S3 \ ] av NV,
Or. b ......... 10 80
BIZ SINESS
H01 Mass NV. st DIV 80 90
926 LIST DIV, store. so. 90
1901 AZ sw. s.&1nr. "a o
800 Az sw. o.dw35.5e
701 Eye Sc, st&dw.S5. 90
459 Goth NV. sto. dw22. 50
1903 y Can. store. 80 30
20i Va av sw. ST. DIVES. 0O
COLORFD
305 Mo av NV, 12r, b.. 90
BOT Mo av. 15r. 20. o.,
2721 Sher av uw.6.h20 20
1885 Il ne. Or. b. 20. 80
1897 B ne. Or. b. .le. 30
49,! b ne. 6r. b. .17.50
1853 r ne. Or. b. 1850
20fS r NV. Or. b. 1850
27IT Sher av nw.i.h17.50
2335 Sth NV, Ar. b IL. %
l011 4th NV. 5r. ". 30.
1871 18th Sc. Or. b. .l6.5n
323 18th So. Sr. h.16.0G
1n15 I'd ne. 6r,w. Is. 80
1918 Wylie ne, f'r, b. Is. 80
400 3rd sw. Or. ". 800
FOR RENT-211 FLA.
brio k, 8 rooms: mi,
dition; $3.50. Key q
N u ont IL
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1907 linden ST ne g rooms and bath So SO
1929 Linden st ne rooms and bath. 20 so
iii Rth st ne q rooms and bath.... 20 90
I015 9Th ar ne rooms and ba TIL 49,. &c. so
"a p at NV & rooms and bath ..... y. so
"a p at NV 8 rooms and bath ........ - so
703 Harvard ST NV rooms and bath !. Is 30
7o5 Harvard ST NV r rooms and bath. Is 30
7oT Harvard ST NV 3 rooms and bath. IS. 80
1927 r 81. w. rooms and bath ~ 81
l445 Swami ST NV I rooms and bath. 25.5 so
FRANK T. RAWLINGS COMPANY uNC.D.
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FOR RENT-211 FLA. AVE. NV: 3-STORY
brick, rooms: MI. h.wh.: In excellent con-
dition: $3.50. Key at 10 Rhode Island ave-
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s'e 5; vain I'D ~. 10 -
\ - -. &c n
-. =, : y" OF " ~ =
| = 80 81. u" >. - S..,o
Zoo ~ y" a.
Nv" 81: -
80. 20 ~ NV, u, !" ~. ~
-. - a. hn -" go =
-, %. an. DIV, =, o. ~, = =
20 "th u" ,. ". 10 % !
90. 5,'.o NlI you y" .. D. io.'v
90 rye iahh Nv
~, =" " .o.o ~
..,.i 'th NV. W. 49,
80 ' DIV. r. D.. io..'u
- hIHah h",o' y LOU
- y U" ~. " 10. ~
~ ny nv SCR, D. la-,,o
Io!a = ne Or r. ~,
l'n airr DIV: or.Wio-W
200 sth NV. . ! r:.I5.W
~ W airen near, hli.oo
.Us barry pi NV. II.
..w6;;..ia 49,
"9n @lFafu NV. nr. w i5.o9
~ WASH nv, hE. W - "
100 I'm hw.@r. - X ~,
AZ 80 ~ NV, .. W i-.oV
- ira thef q, II:
--...-...Il-s"
zooi IN NV, DIV ~. ~
heaI 5lI VI NV. VIC. %
eIzn ~ sF nw,4.wio. 90
lnl "'in NV ar. W. ~ ~
,5 atn NV. INV ~ W
Jos +th ne. lr.w- m.m
Goat a. NV, At. wlO.W
~ Ffon ct w.4rwio-W
y MAJ -. NV. ". ". l"'w
of FiCE RoOMS
3l2 7 Dw.lr. Isl n. ~ ~
~ IN DIV 5r- -..S-Oo
40 ith NV N; ---2.oo
SiohES.
2tl1 litb nv. store.
IT. . .O.W
Us tn NV, store.
ar; . 10; U
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IoHN F. poNoHOE & SONS. INC,
Sl4 Pennsylvania ave. sc.
FOR RENT HOUSES.

We will hce.n rent from November o5 on any
sVberty listed with
rFNT. 90
t"a 7th ST. E-New house, rooms and
q Is: # lar hot water and heat furnished
. the host propositions n Washing on
s1= al the comforts II fat u a private
y ns mnst te seen 70 be- appreciated.
RENT ss7.5o.
.aJSes ~ Cap.tol HiH ct III price: viii be
eft open az DAY sunday Tor Inspection.
as 4 ST Sc rooms and bath: hot-water
heat. newly papered and in hrst-class condi
ton
RFNT $3.50.
S23 2nd ST y W rooms and hath and IN
good cordit on: tbis is central location and
RENT. $3.50
SIG 9th ST. ME- rooms and bath: cellar:
house n prrfect condition; in spend d
ne-shtechood and OF the cheapest houses
IN Washington FOR he rent asked
FLATS.
RFNT. 500. 30.
"a 18th ST E-5 rooms and bath; cellar:
end noar. furnace heat
RENT $3.50
1922 MASS. AVE. SE.-5 rooms and bath
RsNr. $3.50.
1851 IA AVE E.-5 rooms and bath.
RENT. si45o.
1915 ST. NE rooms and bath
LET Is SEND YoU orR COMPLETE LIST
OF RENTALS We HAVE TIE PROPERTY
TO SUIT NoU FOR ANY PURPOSE.
JOHN +. DoNoHoE & SONS. INC,
3I4 Pennsylvania ave. Sc
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FOR RENT W 100 sth 7r.b o5. 20
wv 1913 r. store. 1or, | F.14I7 G. 6r. 1850
b ..........-. sT5.h. 81 90 Fot az. 6r.. so
NV. 1i45 r.. 81. 2h - 10 E.1ll1 10th. 6r.. 1890
SW 2120 18th. or II 10 50 w 21a 9TH 9r. h. ESQ
NW.lS06 9th. Tor h"a - W TAI Md Or ;, "N ~
NV 1922 Seaton. q. h22 30 SW 2G7 Lin PHI BIO. 80
NV 4o6 O. Or. b. .22.6 wv .a4nihN8 Or il 50
NV. 4o5 o. Or. h. %. 50 lSW 900 W. ar 1880
EW.l"2s sth. srh. 90 % ,318 Mel av. bic. 40
NV 1923 goth. Or. %. 5 iSW a14 Mclean ay
NV e3l p. Or, b. 20. 80 6r h............fs ~
NV 1906 4th. 6r. IA ~ Sw, al 18th, Or. IS so
NV. 1928 NJ 5r.I Is. 40 lSW sos C Or IA. 30
NV 2n1n III store Il. 20 lSW G21 c. 4r. 10 20
NV. 1903 9th 4r Is. 80 Ne 11o6 K, Or. q. so
NV. 413 26th Or. 10 10 Ne GO l.. 6r h. .o0.a
NV. 252s f. Or. g. SA NETS Myrtle. Or. Is 40
NV 2O10 H. rooms.5 10
APARTMENTS.
The Vincetta rooms and ha tn ..... Is 90
The Vincetta. rooms and fath........ 20. SO
OFFICES NORTHWEST
Central building Offices.
Call at office for information regarding alley
property, stables: etc. have for rent.
For further Information apply at office.
]. W. PILL ING l416 + st. NV.
Enp RENT-RY GEO IINEINS
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-09-24
STATE NOR NAL SQUAD
STARTS YEARS. WORK
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR J. G. DAW-
SON OF UNIVERSITY OF
NJ C. ARRIVES.

Immediately upon his arrival yes
terday, Athletic Director j. G. Daw-
son issued a call for those who de-
sired to try out for a position on the
Pedagogue's football eleven to meet
on the Normal field yesterday after
noon Fully 20 men reported to the
new coach, among whom We're 13 of
last years squad, as follows: Troy
and Thorp Ray, Elmer and Oren
Wray Singleton, Moore, Rhoades,
Perry, H. Bruce and B. Bruce, Ryon,
Gammill and Castleberry. Among
the new men who were on the field
were a number of huskies who made
a favorable impression on the coaches.
Director Dawson, who comes to the
Normal from the University Of North
Carolina, where he played several
seasons on the varsity eleven at GEN.
ter, is highly recommended as an ath-
letic director. The Normal authori-
ties are highly pleased with the
boards selection, and believe athletics
at that institution will be greatly
elevated.
Prof O. w. Stephenson, who coach
ed the team last year, will assist
Coach Dawson.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-09-24
LICSCnOOL NOTES


The practice school opened Monday
with an enrolment of 20. Miss Dyer
of Herndon, Va, is in charge as SUI
peryisor, but the members of the SEN
ior class of the Normal will do the
teaching. Quite a number of the pa
irons were present.
Two accidents this week. Elma
Womack of the practice school and
Jessie Lavender of room 3 of the pub
! lie. Elma is nursing a broken collar
bo,1e and Jessie a broken arm. Both
are doing we'll and will be in school
soon.
We respectfully request our friends
not to ride or drive upon the campus.
The school bell has been four and
one-half minutes slow the past two
days, but is now on schedule time.
Mrs. Hogan is beginning her work
in expression this week. We hope she
will be well supported Some day per-
haps we can give music and express
ion free.
Permit us to remind the public that
the school telephone is not for gener-
al use. The superintendent loses
much valuable time running to the
Office to answer insistent calls. Usu-
ally all he can do is to decline to call
some one to the phone. 1t is an un-
pleasant duty but one that will be
faithfully performed.
New pupils this week are Mittie
Mcdonald, Bascom Coker, Silas Par
kin, Forney Thompson, Geneva Rich
mond and sister, 1vor Estis, Mamie
Banks, May Davis, Minnie Hanna,
Florence Davis, Pauline Jones, Alice
Nelson, Leila Mcdonald, Frank Long,
Howard Diffee, Clyde Curtis, Banks
Llewellyn, Arver Ledbetter, Evelyn
Lyons and Pauline Diffee. Three APP
plications for admission to grade l re-
fused on account of time limit.
A remedy is at hand for the con-
gested condition in room l. An ex-
cellent kindergarten and primary
teacher will be available about Octo-
Der |. She offers to open up school
for children under age and for those
crowded out for lack of room. Her
termS will he very reasonable and
she will do excellent work. Parents
interested in such school will please
see Superintendent Womack right
away.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-09-24

J. M. Berry visited at Conway last
Monday
Misses Cora and Sallie Norwood
of Mallettown spent Sunday in our
village
Miss Alice Berry entered the State
Normal at Conway last Monday
The young people enjoyed an en-
tertainment given last Saturday eve
ming by Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Burns.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-09-24
TOHOLDADJOURNfD
Term OF ChANCfRY
COURT IN BUSY SESSION
CHANCELLOR SELLERS To RE-
TURN TO HEAR REMAIN
ING CASES NOV. 3.

Expecting to dispose of all cases
ready for a hearing at present by
the close of today's session, Chancel-
Tor Jordan Sellers stated that an ad-
journment of the Faulkner chancery
court will be taken this Afternoon until
November 3, at which time unfinished
business of the court will be taken
up. An unusually large number of
cases have been heard by the court
since it convened Monday afternoon.
The proceedings from the opening of
court until Wednesday noon follow:
Frauenthal & Schwarz VS.. A. S.
Pate; decree for plaintiffs for So35.10 (;
receivers report filed and confirmed.
VIM. Minis VS.. Mack Hutchinson ct
al;judgment for plaintiff for $50.
J. E. Scanlon VS.. Ananias Patton ct
al; cause abated.
Conway Lumber Co. VS.. j. l.. Hun
ter ct al; decree foreclosing mechan-
les lien for 500 and ordering sale.
S. G. Smith VS.. Salina Tate Ell al;
judgment for plaintiff for ;p40O and
lands ordered sold.
w. J. Cunningham VS.. Rosa Gun
ningham; divorce decrecd
Mary Cohen VS.. Ernest Cohen; d.
vorce decreed.
Clifton E. Hoss VS.. Nettie F. Hoss;
answer and motion of P. H. Prince to
be made plaintiff denied for want of
equity; cause dismissed and appeal to
supreme court granted.
Bruce & Bruce VS.. Miles Patton ct
al; summons quashed; continued.
Duff Jones VS.. Margaret Jones; d.
vorce decreed.
Will Stewart VS.. Lacey Stewart;
divorce decreed.
w. j. Spencer VS.. Azlee Spencer;
divorce decreed.
P. w. Roper VS.. Pelic Roper; con-
tinued.
Ella Cockrell VS.. julius Favre; de-
cree declaring deed mortgage, fore
closing mortgage and ordering sale.
Sam Wilson, ex parte; disabilities
as minor removed for specific pur-
poses.
A. l.. Barber, enrolled.
f. Scanlan VS.. Fannie Pstton ct
al: summons and dispositions quashed;
continued.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-09-24
SPRINGFIELD.
Health is good at present.

Health is good at present.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Wilder of
Plumerville visited his parents here
last Sunday.
Prof. A. S. Thompson of Center
Ridge passed through re last week
moving his family to Plumerville. He
will be the principal of the Plumer-
vile high school this winter.
Mrs. w. T. Bledsoe and little son,
Tillman, are spending the week at
Argenta, the guests Of her sister,
Mrs. A. H. Loomis.