davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FOR RENT
I33 Fairm't NV, 1850. 30
1899 kear'y ne.7r. .25.00
AT I'd NV, Or. 1850
923 10th NV, Or. .2.5O
2326 G NV, 7r. 20. 30
234 Bryant nv, 6r.1S.5,i
1864 11th Sc. 6r. 1900
1871 C sw, 5r. -.14.0
1919 Linen ne, Or, IA. so
"A 3S ne, Ar. 0.0
907 Golden sw. 4r.1O. 50
1911 Kramer ne, 6r.9.60
1241 Half sw. Or. $50
217 Reeves NV, 4r. so
1853 Frances &c, 4f. g. so
APART
701 21st NV. 5r. $3.50
80 o NV, 5r......21.@
STA1
600 ID ne. .......15. 90
Rear 1874 L NV. 200
A. S. CAYWOOD, 915 N.
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APART

Wardman Courts. 14th and Clifton. 5r. b.. g.. o,
Northumberland, n. II. ave. and V. 5r.. b.. co N
Wardman Courts. 18th and Clifton. Ar. & b. 45. o,
Lenox. 1923 l. st. nv. rooms and bath. 400,
Wardman Courts. 14th and Clifton, 3r 4 b. 81
Fontanet. 18th and Fairmont sts., 3r.. BATH 81 81
Roydon. 1919 st. NV. 3r. and bath. 30 o.
Fontanet Courts. 18th and Fairmont. 3r.. %. 35.W
140S 18th st. NV, 2nd floor. Or. and bath. g.. >
Wardman Courts, 18th and Clifton. Pr. b.. 81. 81
Mansfield, 173O NJ st. NV. 3r. and bath. 30. 4
1440 Meridian ST.. rooms and bath. 81
Roydon. 1919 R st. NV. Or. and bath. 800. 27 s
Wardman Courts. 14th and Clifton. 1r., b.. 90 81
Roydon. 1919 st. NV, 1r. and bath. % s.
Newton. 18th and sts. NV. 2r. and d.. 1S.5
HARRY WARDMAN.
1zSO K st. NV.
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, 48 / NV. Or. .35.5O
6O8 N Y av nw,9y.25.@
1910 5th NV. Sr. .24.8O
7S1 LIANT NV, 6r. %. 90
1902 10th NV. 6r. .20.5O
1854 Kal I'd NV. .Sr2O. so
1915 E Sc, Or.
24S 14115 ne. 5r...14.0
4S4 r sw, 5r. so
1888 Prosp't nw.7r13.50
1928 Sd NV, r...14.5O
416h 11th sw, Or. 1000
613 Gord'n av ne, ,4r9 so
434 Bland al NV, 4r8. 50
1928 How'n pl sw, ,3r8. 90
1890 1st sw, Ar. 600
MENTS.
419 N NV. 2r. q. 90
III 9Th NV, II. LOO
sLES.
Rear 1906 b INV. .12.oo
Y. ave. NV. Phi. NJ. 10.
25s
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! $40. .1412 Irving nv, ,s,.s
$3.50. .2411 18th NV, Or, b
$37. 80. .1730 WIZ I'd, Sr, b
| 1880. 1925 Buch'n,6r, b
SS7.@.916 18th NV, ,i1r. b
S37. .50.914 18th NV, ,12r. b
| $3.50. ass NJ NV, 7r,b
$35. .50.1749 18th NV, Or, b
$35. .50.716 18th nv. Or. b
$3.50. .W7 B Sc, sr. b
$35. .-14O2 PERM 6r, b
S35. .135 L NV. Sr
$3.50. .14O4 Perry, 6r, b
$32.50.1511 Q NV, Sr, b
81. 81. 300 N NV. 7r, b
$32 so. 1439 Monroe, 81, b
$32.50.354S 11th NV, Or. b
s32. j.. .3532 Holmead, Or. b
$50. so. 1922 Sum't ne, 6, b
$1,000. ..153 RI ne, Or, b
| 30.50..713 Upshur, CRIB
$40. 80. .1447 Monroe, 6r, b
$50. so. ISL VT, sr, h
$2S. 50.174 Bryant NV. Or
$2s.50.1 $50 Uhland ne, o, b
$3.50. 1920 1st ne. Or, b
$3.50. III Y ne, Or, b
$27. 80. 1899 Sum ne, ,6r,b
$2. so. .2009 Flagler. Or, b
$27.5p. ISIS Inglesida. or
S26. 50.157 Uhlan ne. .6r,b
$40. 30. .7s2 COl I'D, Or. y
| $50. so. .127 Harv'd, 6r.h
$3.50. .Sl3 9th sw. CIR
! S14.50. 2225 y Y av. Or. h
les.
S3I + NV, store and 2
doors .160. 90
l23J Pa av. .2OO. 90
1881 18th, sto. 7r- $3.50
1913 14th NV. -. 1000
lHC<-T,C
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ED dOUSD.
900 L ne, Or. b, q. 80
1907 Eta av M, Or, 81. 80
31iO Dumbarton ~
2l2 Fla AZ M. .er. .b2S. %
7S3 Fm't nv. 81. B. q 90
006 O nv. Or. b.. ,25. SO
90 Euclid nv, Or, b. a 50
1888 30th. e.. b.. n, -
issS iSaS ST. Sis NV. W. sr. e.' 3 :. e SslS Ia
1872 p NV W.'1.S ~
sos L o., Or. b....Q.S0
h Z & ne. a. S..'1SS
el9 Fla AZ nv. .or. i. .20. 30
l4l6 q %, Or. b...17.6O
1875 Roeedsle ne.oeiS. 50
RED.
8 Pattersou ne. Or. Is, 30
16 Patterson ne, Or. Il. 80
19ss1 1sss IN \ nv; NJ. q; sr1s .1s. g g
RES.
4O6 Il NJ. 30
BIO 18th ~. n, %
S4th and II sts. 20 %
Al RIDGE nv. stDre.
Sr. stable ......l&oo
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HOUSES AND FLATS FOR RENT.

HOUSES AND Fl
1913 East Cap, Or,
b, good cond. ...80.@
No. 4 9Th se, 6r,
b., good cond. ..8.0
$40 9Th ne, 5r. b,
fat. good cond .2.5 50
$40 E se. 6r, b.
good cond. 1850
go Sth ne.Sr, b. .N.5 so
BY JOS. A. HER
202 Fast
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500 9Th ST Nw-NEWLY PAPERED AND IN
| fine order; IL T. and b.; rent, $55 per month.
| Apply R. o. HOFFMAN CO., Inc, 1925 New
| York ave, NV. 26s
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iS6l n. l0f N. .187 a
1903 Belmont st nv.
iir. b 49, 50
1907 8 nv, 1of.b I'D. 90
1860 Kenyon nv.
1ir. 70 .H.@
illl 10th nv, Tort M. -
1905 1905 1ST csiV.rt r~;,vl' nwl Saow AZ
2b 1 1 N
e24 2Bd nv. l()r. n "a. AZ
i7lS r nv. or. b. II. a
2aos ist nv. . Or. 81 %
1914 18th nv. w.er. b .32. IN
23S7 r I Nv ne. oS2 80
oO4 L ,ee. lHr IN "a
18th and Waiter No
6r. b M.M
zoos Eaclid nW.6b27 X
CmTS
1883 18th nv, 7r. 10
1878 Ore Nv w,6, b26, 90
1887 l1th nv. .8s. 5, ,2.60
4S2 Ne av sw, ,6r. b. 20. so
1910 O Sc, Or, b. .l7,60
STO
61B r NV .176. .O0
1915 l4th NV, store.
Or. b ......,,. lOO. 90
i214 N 7 av. .o0. .00
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FOR RDNr-UNFURNISHED. 1911 18th ST.
NV; quiet family to take half Of twelve
room house: please call Monday between
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED fContinue11. b.

FOR RENT-BY MOORE & HILL QNC.h
142o22 III St NV
ID
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14th ST.: NORTH OF PARK ROAD: eR. AND
b.: beautiful semi-detached home; rent, $3.50.
Columbia Heights; Or. and b.: furnace heat:
hardwood floors: large porches; side light;
rent $3.50.
Lincoln Park: 6r. and b.: front and double
rear pOrcheR. beautiful home; comparatively
new: rent $3.50.
18th and Nd ave. me-; 7r. and tiled bath;
double rear porches: the prettiest house In
this location: rent, S3O.50.
7th AND ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD:
Sr. and tiled baths; front and double rear
porches: located in beautiful new subdivision:
rent $4050.
PHILLIPS & SAGER.
Main 1597-159S. 1909 New York ave.
Phone for keys.
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UNFURNIsHED,

FUR RENT-B. F. SAUL CO.. 934 N. 7. AVE
DWELLINGS NORTHWEST.
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SAVE MONEY-ONLY $17.2o.
Very attractive: good as SIS apartments:
large rOOms anil Open for inspection. Nos.
5G3 and 600 Rhode Island ave. ne. great
bargain.
J. W. PILLING, 141s st.
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FOR RENT-A LOVELY CORNER APART
MENT. ONLY Ss5.
Downtown. In that well kept apartment. the
Frederick. 9th and New York ave. NV: ex-
ceptionally large. light, cheerful rooms; large
closets.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR RENT-THREE UPPER FLOORS. lols
18th st: NV. containing 18 rooms and 2 baths
Rent. $108.84
WEAVER BROS. tbs 18th ST. NV.
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- "a AAAA- tAS
st. NV.
ED HOUSES.
2S2l brentwood I'd.
ne. Tor. 2b. 50
1919 20fh NV Or. b. -. rs
1895 Ont pl. 7r.b.D .D.0
Percy st & Brook
Vile I'd. 1Or. b. 40. 50
1872 T. Tor. .b.st h. 30. 50
S5i2 10th. lir. b. 1000
1872 Newt NV. Or. bS7 so
1872 Willd.Sr. .2b. f3I. so
1870 will'd,Sr. .2b. f37- Sd
IT'S wIll'd.sr. .2b. f37 so
$50 Westminster
NV. Sr, b.-.-..3 300
/ lSs3 Ore av. Or. r.b.35.50
! $50 r I av.1or. h. 81. 80
kensington. Md.
/ sr. b. b......---3.o0
| Clar'don. Va. Or. IA. 90
/ 3ci2 10th NV Or, h. a2.;0
Ga6 A nc.9r. 49,. 10
1924 y. S.. b.....-3o.sO
Gs . NV. Or, b.. 1850
1852 11th NV. .6r. b. .3o.JO
a56 Il I av NV. .Sr. .b3o.sp
~ | ne, or, h. 30. 10
G22 22d NV. Sr. h.2s.Jo
Z la Bryant. 6r. b.2S.So
3olI Ga av. Cir. b.21.Jo
1876 Ingleside. Or. h27 20
1916 Ing,eside. 10, b2ss so
~ y Y nv ne, Or, h25.a0
2ls 2 NV. Sr.b. .25.J0
cog l. ne. Tor, b.
| h-w h..........2S.50
ls Quincy. 6r. b.. -2S.50
l2ai Goth nw.7r.b..25.J0
kensinGfon, Md.
Sr. b............@.m %
1871 Mass Sc. Or. h. $3.50
l"ih&lrvg ne. .sto. d25.oD
I laihSIrv's ne. sr. h2a. 40
1912 5th. Sr. b. $50
1916 9th, ST, b. .23..o
s VI ne. 1r. h.....22..O
l3i4 W NV. Or. b. .@.go
1o4 Quincy no .Tr. hoo 10
10 \ nv or b % so
81 +, no sr b2 % 50
I52y Y9th NV. sr
n large grounds 20 70
~ I-yiny fr n On 70
/ 1Ii4 Nontello ay
no Dir n 1syo
NJ, Rainier ar Isno
| ,.5,hSirv'r no ,,r wisoe
| IN. y -, cr r iT.a
80, NJ, -: g. hia "a
,IS pi,rr,r,,,. o. Nh "a
! ono al, 90
| 80 So. -. q. ~, 40
y ~ ,rS '" "''''"
so, ,S,.a,os,
1000 " r., 49,, = u 70
" ,.,,., -, u" ~ ,",w
30; o., r. me me- =, !, =, 80, ~
f""e i'hi' i"' h'p- iH.''"
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FOR RENT-H0UsES.
UNFURNISNT

FOE RENT LIST or
BELT, o'BREN 4 90. Qnc.),
1909 G ST. NV.
TAleohO0ea Main N0Nl.
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TOR RENT-BY
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ, mo-.

1874 18th
1925 p. 21r, 4b. .$226. 90
1920 B'mont. 12r. 125.W
1435 F'mont. 10r.1O0. 90
1744 P NV, 13Bb. .S3.3
1101 P NV. .13r. 2b. Is. 90
1S40 Lamont, 10r. .6. 90
18th & lint, 12r, b6. 90
1886 h I av.10r, b. 60. 90
1885 Park I'd, ,11r, ,2b55.O0
1917 Col rd, 10r. b. so. so
1913 Irving NV. 10r 50 90
1917 r NV, 13r, b.45. 70
2541 18th NV. Or. b. 40. so
1896 10th NV, w,Sr. b.. 45. 90
1920 18th NV, Tor. Is. 90
1740 Corn NV. w.9r. 1870
609 Sd NV. 11r. b. 1885
2014 18th w.Sr, b. 10 so
116 9Th ne, apt. 1000
1924 Sth NV, Or, %. $3.50
1906 18th NV. Or, b. .35. SO
1909 G NV. 1sr. ...35. 90
1928 W'rd NV, 1Or .33. so
$50 18th se. 7r. b.32.50
81 I ne, 11r, b. 80. &
1922 d NV, 13r, D.
425 N J av Sc, 7r. 80. so
214 9Th Sc. Sr. b. 80. 50
FOR COLORI
a37 Mo av. Tor, b. 80. 90
40 l ne. 11r. b. ..28. so
1915 n ] av NV. Or. 25. 80
104 I'd NV, 11r, b.25.O
47a Mo av. 12r. b.23. 90
1712 John'n av NV .24.50
1916 L NV, TT. .3. 90
733 4th NV. Or. b. .22.50
1871 10th NV, ,6r. b. 22.0O
332 Elm NV. Or. b. 20. so
Al Mass nv nv. 7r. 1850
42 Defrees NV, ,7r.b. 1880
40 G NV, Or. .16. 50
1144 y ] av, Ar. ...15.50
221O 9Th NV, 5r. 1880
OUR COMPLETE
APARTMENTS AND
nrarv @N nv nrnu-TN,
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Sl. IL ".
42 K NV. 7r, b. 80. 50
s21 Sd NV. 7r. b. .2s.50
80 NJ NV. 7r, b....27.b0
COS Harvard nv. .8r27 so
1874 Ingleside ter.27. so
1911 L NV. 1r. b.27.50
40 ] ne. 11r. b. .26. so
116 7th NV, apt. %. so
81 Q ne. 6r, b. $3.50
212 Seaton ne, ,sr b. .25.5O
1A7 W NV. Or. b.25. so
913 N NV, apt. rs. 90
2809 Sher av, Or. .23.b0
26i7 Sher av, Or. .23.:O
35R 10th NV, apt. go
305 H ne, 10r. b. %. 80
1411 9Th NV. Sr.b20. 80
Al Mass av NV, 7r. 1880
26 Myrtle ne, Or. b. .1s. so
2S30 Blad'b'g road. IS. 90
1926 H NV. apt. ..17.5o
Riyerdale, Md. Or, b, 1880
135 Sd NV. Or. ..16. 90
407 II NV. Ar. rs. 50
I'LL N Sc, 7r. .12. so
Kenilworth. D O...12.W
31S K ne. 4r......1.O
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within 1 square of beautiful Lincoln Park
6r. and tiled bath: hot-water heat: gas and
electricity: hardwood floors: elaborate interior
decorations: large front and double rea
porches; rent. $3.50.
Call us up about this"
PHILLIPS 4 SAGER,
Main 1897 1898. 1903 New York ave.
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s06 1st NV. 8 ROOMS AND BATH. So. GI
COLORED TENANTS.
2425 X st. NV. rooms and bath. $2S so
1702 Florida ave- NV, rooms and bath. q. 20
1924 K st. NV. rooms. ..-..-...-... 1000
H. r. HOwENSTEIN CO..
1914 st. NV. or 7th and Fl SITS.
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FOR RENT-234l 18th ST. NV: BEAUTIFUL
1O-roOm house; two baths. hot-water heat;
electric lights: two-story back porch: house
being put in fine repair: arranged for a physi-
clan: RENT. $50.
FOR RENT-SENI-DETAC ROOMS
and bath; hot-water heat: rent. $45.
1s41 Ontario place.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1892 n. z. ave.
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1872 MASS. AVE. NV. $4o-ooE5 FINE.
large rooms. strictly modern; EASY WALK
ING DISTANCE.
144o RHODE ISLAND AvE.-3 rooms on
front and 8 rooms with porch on rear: FIRE
AND SOUND PROOF; prices reasonable' se1s-
ice good.
3 ROOMS AND BATH.CoL. HEA1dis'
Yn0d
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~ 1ENANIS,
, 40 L hw -.......15.00
81 G NV, 6r. ....12.50
1918 7th NV, 3r, b.12.@
1923 West ct nw.10.0
314 21st NV, Ar. .10.5
500 28th NV. 4r.. 10. 30
1910 ID Sc, 5r. $50
Rear 1913 l. NV. Ar %. 30
l133 Reeds ct NV. .4rS. so
Is Dingman ct. -. $50
1115 Queen ne. 5r.S. so
Rear III 4th nv. 4rS. 90
1911 Wylie ct ne. 4r1. so
1860 Noland ct Sc. so
16 GessfOrd ct e...7.OO
LIST OF HOUSES,
BUSINESS PROPERTY
N1N NNTYnN<TH AZ nnNh
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FOR RENT-wHITE.
1923 26th. 7r. b.S19.aO
2415 II. Sr. b. .1s.50
1411 33d. Sr, b. $50
$50 26th. Or. 30
2225 n Y av. 5r.b.I4.J0
500 26th. Or.
229 n Y av. 5r.b.14-5o
FLATS.
1881 L. 5r. h. .S13.75
954 26th. Ar. h. .14.J0
d. CONNOR & son
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1os 4th ST. NE-HOUSE IN PERFECT OR
der; rooms; furnace heat; rent reduced 25'
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-14
WOOD HARTLEY IS
 FATALLY INJURED AUTOS BRIGHTEN MULE
EAST OAK STREET MAN KILL. ED WHEN HE WAS THROWN
 FROM HIS BUGGY.

Wood Hartley, member of the firm of Hartley Bros, who conduct wag- onyard and boarding house on East Oak street, was thrown from a buggy and fatally injured shortly before 8 o'clock this afternoon. His wife and month-old baby, who were with him, were also thrown out, but were unin- Jured. Three automobiles, in which party of delegates to the Y. M. C. A. conference were being driven over the city, frightened the mule attached to Mr. Hartleys buggy, causing it to run away The automobiles are said to have been those of w. D. Cole, IT,, J. E. Little and S. G. Smith. The names of the drivers of the cars could not be learned this afternoon
 The accident occurred near the cor ner of Harkrider and Van Ronkle streets, where Frauenthal & Schwarz' cotton yard is located. As the auto- mobiles approached MT. Hartley's rig from the rear, the mule plunged and turned the buggy over. Hartley was thrown out on concrete sidewalk. The back of his head struck the walk, rendering him unconscious. He was carried to his home and physicians reached him within a few minutes. Without ever regaining consciousness Hartley died at 3:45 o'clock this aft ernoon. The physicians stated that the base of the skull was fractured.
 Hartley was about 30 years of age. He was born and reared about 10 miles east of Conway and has been living here several years. He was married little over a year ago to Miss Johnston.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-14
HENDRIX FRESHMAN
 WEDS CONWAY GIRL

Miss Helen Martin, daughter of N C. Martin of this city, and Calvin Me Cutchin of Forrest City, freshman at Hendrix, stole a march on their friends last night by secretly going to the home of Rev. J. M. McAnallv and being quietly joined in the bonds of matrimony.: The details of the af- 1air were prearranged by the young couple, with the assistance of Miss Ruth Courtney. Miss Martin left her home yesterday afternoon, telling her family she was going to spend the night with Miss Courtney. At the ap- pointed time Mir. McCutchin appeared on the scene, and the trio went to the McAnalH residence, where the cere- mony was. performed in the presence of Mrs. McAanally and Miss Court ney the only witnesses. Mrs. Me Cutchin spent the evening with Miss Courtney, while MT. McCutchin re- mained at Tabor Hall. Without tell ing any of their friends their secret the happy couple departed on the $50 train this morning for Memphis. Tenn, where the groom has accepted a civil service position.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-14
MARTIN RESIDENCE
 PROPERTY IS SOLD

At public auction at the courthouse this afternoon the J. E. Martin resi- dence property on Caldwell street was sold to P. H. Prince for $1,45O. The sale was made Dy Commissioner J. H. Hartje, under decree of the Faulk- her chancery court in the case of Mrs. Lucy T. Martin vs. Mrs. Allie Griffing ct al.
 Commissioner Hartje also sold at auction GO acres of land two miles west of Greenbrier, belonging to the J. B. Moore estate The successful bidder was F. M. Morgan of Conway, who bought the land for $55O. The land had been previously sold under chancery court order for ST ,000, but Commissioner Hartje stated the high est bidder at the previous sale had declined to make a purchase bond, making a resale necessary.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-14
CRIPPLED SHINNACINS
 TACKLE AGCIES TODAY

Minus the services of Hammer, R. Dodson, Eatman and Holt, who were scratched because they failed to meet the scholarship requirements, the Con- way high school football machine this afternoon will play the Russellville Aggies, at Russellville. Coach Shinn said today that despite the crippled condition of the team, he expects to put up a good fight, and that he will go to the game prepared to play if it becomes necessary The following players made the trip: Riggs, Wray, McCollum, Capt. G. Dodson, Park, Reeves, King, Long, Tucker, Bennett, Teas, Mitchell and Jones. The team will return tonight at 6:26 o'clock.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-14
FRIDAY. THE 18TH NO
 BARRIER TO WEDDINGS

'Hoodoo day. Friday, the 18th, had no terrors for three Faulkner county couples who were granted li- censes to marry by County Clerk J. A. Lea yesterday, this number being more than an average days issuance. Marriage licenses issued yesterday and today follow
 J. H. Harris, "A, and Lillie Cowans, .21, Conway.
 M. s. Shaver, 53, and Edmonia Coleman, AZ, Conway.
 Guy Shorty, 2S, and Julia Thurman, 20, Conway
 Chas. E. Herring, 30, aMrtinville, and Rena Chrisco, 30, Damascus.
 William Allen, "A, and Annie Thrower, IT, Conway.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-14
TAX ON DEEDS
 EFFECTIVE DEC. 1

Circuit Clerk A. M Ledbetter has received official notice from the Unit ed States government of the stamp tax on land deeds, which becomes eff fective December l. Under the pro- visions of the revenue act, a 5O-cent stamp must be attached to all deeds in which the consideration exceeds $1OO and is less than $500, with an additional 50-cent stamp for each ad- ditional $500 or fraction thereof. The act provides that it is not to be con- strned as placing a tax lon any in strument of writing to secure debts," and by this it is understood that mortgages will not require revenue stamps.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-14
HODGES GRANTED
 WEEKS RESPITE
Specia. to the Log Cabin Denocrst

SNeSih' 'o tHe LUZ N1on De"OcrAI
 Little Rock, Nov. Ex-Governor Hays today granted Arthur Hodges, condemned to die today for the mur- der of Clark county constable, re- spite until next Saturday.
 The action of the governor followed a refusal by Chancellor Martineau yesterday afternoon to quash an in junction forOidding Hodges execution until an inquiry as to his sanity could be made by the Pulaski county court.
 The case is a unique one, it being the first time on record that a lower court has interfered with the decree of the Arkansas supreme court. Hodges was tried twice in Clark coun- ty and the case was reviewed by the supreme court He admitted killing the officer and alleged insanity as a defense.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-14
PAYING PAVING TAX.

Property owners in Street Improve ment District No. of Conway are rapidly paying off the first years as- sessment, according to Collector w. w. Bishop, more than half of the to- tai taxes already having been paid. The collections to date amount to $1,- 440.39. The taxpayers have until De- cember to pay their assessments
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-14
NORMAL BULL PUPS
 BATTLE ON TODAY

The first game of the series that will decide the champion football team in the secondary division of Conway is being played this afternoon on Rus sell field between the Normal and the Hendrix seconds. A large number of rooters for each team is present and indications point to a close game.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-10-08
PAGE THREE

Texas has a brand-new public off,
cial, called 'Public Defender" and
his name is James Snowfall. eve
haven't the heart to make a joke on
this.)
Mr.. McAdoo seems to be in the po-
sition of being able to give his paw
in-law point or two on what really
ails the South in the matter Of
money.
Medical authority writes learned1y
of "Live Indian Rubber Men"
Shucks, the woods in Georgia were
full of them about two months ago,
and most of them didn't get the Off
ces they were running for.
Just because he said what he
thought, and got in bad thereby, the
Turkish ambassador has had to pack
his tin dishes and go home. These
be parlous times, and an expression
Of opinion should be muzzled and
then the soft pedal put on as an extra
precaution.
The Savannah News gravely as
sures that 'War Stimulates the
Imagination" 1t surely does, and
that's why food products cost SO
much more-the produce dealers
have had their imagination stimu-
lated until they think we are living
in the war zone.
After reading of the wonderfully
new scientific treatment of obstretics
by DR.. Kronig of Frieburg, which is
known as ''the twilight Sleep" and
which robs motherhood of it's terrors
and pain, one wonders what sort Of
medical ''ethics" it is that would
combat or belittle it, when it means
so much for what has stood for so
long as supreme agony.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-10-08
TIE Good, tie Bod, the Ofher1v1se
And q Fe10 LQcO1jcs ByLAL
BY L. A. L.

And with Virginia in the ranks of
the dry States, what will the
novelists do for their hero-Colonel of
F. F. V. stock who always took julep
and toddy?
The Average Farmer is listening
good and hard to all this advice, and
next year he will-plant cotton, in
the hope that his neighbor will heed
the aforementioned advice.
A Texas paper solemnly assures
it's readers that ''flues should be
cleaned before starting fires" And
purely in spirit of humanitarian
ism, we add, also hide the kerosene
can.
'Wilson will hands off in Mexican
trouble says newspaper head
line; right O.; now if Bryan will
"Mouth shut" on the same PROPOSE
ton, all will still be quiet along the
Potomac.
If men would only develop
hardness with the needle, many of
them could take their last years
hats, slip the bow to the back, and
tack it there, to have perfectly up
to-date headpiece.
y
To take it from all the milliners
and dressmakers, each had a mind
reader on the JOB who was able to
fOrsee the war, hence no lack of
Paris headgear and gowns, for the
American woman
When peace is finally declared, we
move for simplified spelling as an
international adoption, to enable one
to pronounce at least three out of
five of some of those German and
Russian names
In writing of scourges that are
with us always, and classifying only
Influenza, Cholera and Plague, that
French doctor should have been put
wise and told to include the Ameri-
can Political Campaign.
The undertakers' association doubt
less hail with joy the invention
Of the "gyroscopic" automobile,
which balances itself neatly on one
front and one hind leg; and one
wonders who the first fool will be to
try it.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-10-08

As usual, the new head of the Ro-
man Catholic church is an Italian:
Is Roman Catholicism in America,
identical with that of the pOpes?
Read WatsOn's "Open Letters to Car
dinal Gibbons" and learn. Price,
postpaid, soc. THE JEFFERSO-
MAN PUBLISHING CO., Thomson,
Georgia.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-10-08

"a faith which deprives you of
common sense, is precisely the faith
which prepares you to blindly accept
your literature, your beliefs, your
laws, your institutions, and your re-
mission of sins from a fellow man"
From 'Lord MacauIay and the Ro-
man Catholic System" by Thos. e.
Watson, in WatSon's Magazine for
November.