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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-27
profeGas gugsa Xne6n,mana
Ger oeHtife Gelebrfe 1T seiteru Gin.
sefroiien nno iprid,t bente slbenb
s'w Gmerp slnoituriun.

proieIior Gusen auebnemdnn bon
Der llniueriitdt BresIau, pslher felt
eirigtr 3eit i'm 2anbe ipeili. III ses
fern bier sirsstroffen unb pirb bis
Mittipo9 9ormittas unier uns tpeis
len. .3iped Der bitsmaligen anerilds
niihen Reiie bes berDorraeenben
bentftben @eiebrien III cine Rihtig.
itslluns bes fdiefen llribeils, peltss
felt ausbrila bes europdiiden arie.
ses in anglo nmeritaniiden areiien
Isiosr iibsr IeutI9lanb berri1t. pros
.feHor auebnemann bsbisnt ii1 bess
Ealb in ieinen 9ortrGsen iibtr
,9euiIdIanb unb bic Meltlase1 btr
sngliiden Sprade. Der @ortras fins
bet beute Mbenb unier ben Qufpis
sien bes OeutIbsn 2iisrarifden
Glubg i'm Gmerp 2lubitoriim ftatt.
Der 8ortrag iii nntiirIia fir iebsn
often unb e bebarf abiofit feintr
einlnounss> ober ginfiibrunssfarts.
Sensr lit ipillfonunsn unb isber follte
HsS VS1huHtIJ ItiHs tHStAlW tPhfeth-
ben yia6barn mii5ubrinsen. Der
bsuifte aitsrariias alub Isbt ieinen
SioIs b1rin, bsm 5errn profehor
Elm aroBartisss 9lubiiorium 81 Ders
ifiaffen.
Or. Susbnemunn III bier iein
Trember. er bot als @aii bes 81
ierariihen aIubs friibsr f4on bier
asipeilt unb ouh cine can5e Wode
lang auf Der llniperiiidt 0orIeiunsen
iiber beutI6e 2iieratur ssbaIien. Gin
aommittee oes aIubs nabm ibn ees
fern Witiag BEL ieiner antuuit auf
bem 8abnbof in Gmpfans unb braHs
ie i'm nod BEN 5otsl Sinton. Sn
gssleituns BON Or. 8. s. Sid fats
tsie Serr qrofeiior 9u,lnsmaun uns
I'M 2aufe bss Tn9mittass eineu
botii angsnebmsn geiud db. gr
ipridt am Waiitpo6 9lbsnb bersits
In Snoianapolis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-27

Die repu6lttdnii6 DE 8artei
bat sine srObe RefOrm gu ibrer eigenen
2Gutsrung Doq6radt, inoem iie bic
3a6l Der Delegaten 8ur TatiOuul= =aOns
Dention I'm 81 bsi6rdntt bat unD 5ipar
in Der Dsiie, bab bic Delegation aus
benz Siiben pefentIid pertarat tporOen
1T. Die republitaniiaen 9srtrtter i'm
siiSsn baben tein 9efiibl Der @srant-
iportIi6teit, 0a i6re Staten boffe
nunsslos DemOtratif6 iinb. Sn 6OIge
oefeH babsH iie bur9 ibrs Stimmen
Der partei bdufis prdiiosntfdafts=
aanoibaten aufgsbalit, bic por Dem
8olte uiht beitsbeu tOnntsn. Da iie
0es Wetteren ausRabmslos 9lemterin.
baber iinb, 70 lang Der 8erbu9t nabe,
baB Ser jetpeiltse prdfbent, Der cine
sfpeits &anoibatur eritrebte, iif ibrer
Stimmen i'm @oraus osrIiderte. Die
ies tdufli6e unb unDerantiportIi1e
Clement III nunmebr gum sr1bten
Sbeile aus Der republifdniIden partei
ansselddItet, mas ibr gum sroben
0uBsn sersi6en pirb. Gessnpartis
Idbon ipirb es obne 5rase bic Wire
flung baben, Sic progreffipen auriidaus
getpinnsn, bic gum nt4t esriusen
96eiIe pesen Ser fiibIiden S'feuater
aus Der partsi aussei4isben frS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-27
ssiel inter bic giaHber.

5oteri Noon. BON SsefisrfonpilIs.
'Snb., tam ssitern bierbtr i'm artsit
~ ilifsn inb fisl proaipi uHier bic
yGu6er. @r mdhte in etr Wdbs bes
8nbnbofs bic gsianntIfaft BON 3tp.i
Iie6snspiirbiasn iunssn Gsuten. bic
iit and ioFort bsrtit eriIGrtsn ibm
gtrbsit su DsrI6afTsn. Die Burifsn
peri6lsppisn i'm iraeibtpobin auf
ber Berg. psrnnlabten itn nit ibntn
burh Elm gibdIsn su sstsn unb be-
raubtsn ibn bel bisftr @slsaenbsit.
Inn feline llbr. irDis I'm isins ssiamms
tie 8aoritaii i'm 8sirlss BON $25.
gluf Tsin Bitten aat.u iie ibm BON
oem ncrdr5tem @eInc S3 5nriid. To-
paE Moon lpeniaiitns bls Gtlb sur
Riidrsiis na1 SsiferIoHpilIe 5atts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-27
Der ztabtratb
Die uadJitm5dJiae Sieuus faat auf
ben Wlittuodj.

Ter Staotrdtb fpiro In ieinsr tcr.
tiacn Sibune beidlieben, bic iiid,it.
irod)igc Sibuna nm Mittlpod) itatt
an Gienitng ab5iibaIten, ba befannt.
Iib am Gieniing Die Wabl iiattiinoet.
sm llebrisen ipir6 bic SiBnile, nit
glusuabmc Der bereits erpdbnten glc.
ioIution Serrn Sniupers, in fpeldler
oicier icinem parteibab gesen s,iir.
gcrmeiiter SpiegeI in fIeinlifer Wciic
INN slusoriif brinat unb ben alten
aohl bon Dem gutomobil aliiirarmt.
weIfes Der giirgerlneiiter bcniiet,
ipenig oes Ssntereiiauten brinaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-27

Die aonooner .Mornins Boit"
proteitirt ssssn bic gntidsiSuns ibrsr
mesieruns, bag llntsrtbanen Der
triessfibrenoen Mddts auf neutraIea
G6iffen ni9t perbaftet iperoen iollen,
pie es bisber gsideben 1T. Die rpoit"
fdeint tn Der @eihidte ibres 2anoss
i9le9t betpanbsrt gu iein ,fonit ipiirbs
lie ipiffen, oab bic enslii9e Rssierung
bereits gum ariege geriiitet bate, neil
bic Ser. Staaten spsi gmifIdre Der
Rebellen auf sinsm ensIiIden pOitz
Oampfer sefanssn senommen battsn,
unb Der &rieg puroe nur baourh oers
biitet, bab Die Der. Staaten naHsabsn,
neil iie iid ihrerisits erinnsrtsn, bab
Is itets ihr prinoip mar, ouB pahis
giere auf neutralsn Saiffen ni6t be-
beQist perben biirfen. Sm uebrisen
bat ben DepeTdsn sufolge bic ensltfhe
R.gieruno in 9tbrsos seitellt, bab iie
ben 8eTebl erIafieu bat, gssen peldle
oas aonboner glatt proteitirt. Oas
III pobl eine arO6e Sntonf.quena, mas
aber ni9t auffGat, ba England, auf
feline sglotte seitiiBt, bon jeber Die Nsu>
traIitdtssefese mad gelieben ausses
legt' bat, b. b. INNER nur gum 9prs
tbeils gnglanps.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-27

THERE IS a LOUD complaint Of the
alarming increase Of homicides in this
country. This is not due to the awaken
ing of murderous instinct In the
American people but to the absolute
failure Of trials by jury. 1t requires men
of higher type than those that make
up the panels TO find their way through
the befogging artifices Of lawyers. But
since the American people will ] not
consent to the abolishment Of the time
honored Institution OF iuries, judges and
the few bright men on 'juries that may
be supposed to be able to discern be-
tween right and wrong must be given
a chance to restore justice. This can be
done by giving trial judges the right to
sum up the evidence, to bar technicalities
and by requiring only a majority Of
votes for conviction. By such reforms
more convictions will be obtained and
that is all that Is needed TO remedy the
crying evil. II is only the impunity that
the present system produces which dis
graces our country.
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lie sammslbisnen.

Der Damen3peig Sss Dsuif@
gfweritaniIdsn Gtnbtpsrbnnbs snis
pitsit i'm cSntersfIs bts 5ilfapsrts
tine enilas 1bdiisteit. Di, Ddmsn
hobsn i6on bic brittle 3nbluns sslsi.
ltet unb eriIdrsn, bnB lie ibre Stdiis.
felt iiir bic CUTE Safx tnsntipeN
fDrtisBen ireybsn. Die S6dtmeijte.
rim 95rnu Wiuium 5offmnnn fiibrie
asiiern aIs brittle 3obIuns $49.20 an
SddbmsiIier GasIiemann az.
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q q dtrdgli9 er ia bren mir,
bab Der bemoiratifde &anoibut fir
bas 4mt bes Ridters fir rSomsitit
Rslations" (GbeIdeioungen Il. |. p),
gbas. 80. 9ofman, uls Mapor DON
GLENDALE bic Sonntassseiese, nod ehe
bas 2issnsipftem in 8raft mar. auf
bas S9onunsslpIeite poaitrett bat.
Sas mub jeoen Seutiden peranlafen,
sssen ibn ~ ittmmeH. Wir empfehler
baber bic gripd6luns Ieines republitae
nii6en 9eeuers M / rb 5.
Roeblins, ben Ollie, bic ibn tens
men, als einen tenntnibreiten, setpi''
ienbaften Mann riibmeH unb befen
freifinnisen glnidauunsen iiber allen
StpeifeI itsben.
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mir tDnnen nIeren 2eIern
nidt brinssno senus empfeblen, fir
Gbas. 6. Cooper, bsn repubIitas
niiaen &anbibaten fir Gountps sSdas
meiiter uno fir peter %. Surr,
ben rspublitauiiden aanoiDateu fir
GountpsMubitor, gu itimmen. Sas
iino 5ipei fGbiee, in ibren 4mtspfIia
ten porSiislid betpanberts ,bDdit reAt.
itaffene Mdnner, bic aubsrbem in jes
Der 5inii9t auf Der b.utiteH Seitt
iteben.
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Morbtomplpts ipar elm IerbiIher IRA
ior. Seiterrsid perlangte @arantien
fir einen ebrli6en proSsb oes 6aiipts
per1hfp0rers unb isiher Witpsrfhipos
renen, pie au9 Die ginitellnns Der
panierbiIhen gsitation CUR @ufpiegez
lune Der flapiidsn propin5en Deter
reihs. Die glntiport mar dustpeihno,
porauf Seiterrsih feline Sruppen ges
gen Serbien mdrI6irsn lieb. Sest
legte ii6 Seuti6lanb ins Wiittel 5..r
@rbaItuug bss 8riebens. Gs Bat RuBe
Lamb, ii6 Dem Srieg fern gu baIten une
erIu9te Gnglano, in sleihem Sinne
auf Jrantrei6 ein5upirtsn. Die antr
ipprt mar cine Mpbilma6uns Der bei'
ben Mdf,te. SEPT mar es Dcuti6larb
liar, bab feline Seinbe es auf ieine
@erni6tuns abseieben bdtten uno. es
fiibrte ben eriten Shlas nad alien Tes
eeln Der militGriiden Strategic, lpelds
eebietet, benz 5einos mDgIiAit 5upors
Sutommen.
Srob bieier Sbatiaden bsbauptet
eie ameritaniI6s preiie, DaB Deut'6.
lamb ben ariea oelpplIt unb berbeise'
fiibrt bat. Titie llnserettisteit IT
nur nit untenntnib Der pprdnSegdn9s
nen 8orgdnge 3ll ertllren. Gtpds 3o5
sesen oie 0eutiden mag ebenfalls i'm
Spiele iein.
Die moraliI6e Gntriiituns Der omes
ritaniiben preife fpirb ourh ben Gins
brud in 9eleien geiteigsri. Wan 'prift
BON etlatantem @ertrugabrufl uno
porbeoahter gos6eit. Sopsii es uns
betrifft, iinb pirb Der glniitt. oaB
0eutIffanb auf 8runb Der Rotbpebr
bere6tiut mar, in gslaien ein'norin'
cen. Wenn es iifl um 2oo uno GebsH
hanbelt. oentt man nur an Selbitoers
theipiquna uno lGbt ols aubsren Rid
| Tihten tei Seite. 2lber 3batIahe H.,
ban Ieutitlano 9snn.nib BON Der
| @bIift geloiens bate. feline Reutrdll'
t6t iel6it ntdt su rsIpettiren. tpie ods
aus ben I'M griiiIelsr Staatsart)io ss'
| funoenen Sotumenten berporseht, ole
BON sinem glbfommen nit Gngldno
berihten, iponah bieiss 100000 Wlann
an Der belgiihsu Siiits lunben 'oats.
Der @ertroe tuurNe 1903 aei6IoHen
unb oies III bebeu.un9soou, "a gu jst
ner 3eit i6pu Gin aries in Gusiidt
itano mas beIonbers an Dem IN Gne'
Lamb ausgebrpheneu grimmigen Seuts
itsnbab Su erieben mar. anseii6ts
FOLDER Sbatia6en bat bic ameritoni'
Ihe BreiTe tein Re6t, Deutihlnno Ole
SGulb an BEN Sricse beiaumsiien uno
einer iol6en 9Grm luseen gelsisns an
auitlaoen uno Die 9Oltsitimr1uns in
bisTem 9anbe osssn 0sutIbldnb gu
peroiiten. Ia absr noh SdpiIler dllsr
gusgana Elm 9ottssurthsil 1T. 10 1T
ansunehmsn, oob Der Sisu 8eutl6'
lambs iibsr Isiue 5sinos bic fdl'6sn
gtnIi6ten beribtiasn nirb uno Die:
! Ter Gieg itsbt sliidIidsr WsiIe aub.r
9.peiFel. Die ameriidnifte 8rsHe
maa i'd, an bem tinDlihsn Spiel err
oOben, ben gtGliirtsn Siese onsnOib'
ten unb bic GrfOlss Der Seutihsn gu
bespeifeln, bsspessn i6rsitsn unfsr,
9riiber bod gum Sisos OOrdu. Der
Dur6bru6 Der frunSoiiidsn ainie bat
beaonnen. Wobl 1T nod pisl fhpers
Qlrbeit 5u perrihtsn. uber bic Deutihen
IinS nod bel polIsn ardftsn. tpdbrsno
bic Grid0pfuns Der 5ran5Oien unper'
tennbor III.
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einem Ssr,Id,laa srlsasn.

Ginem StrSid,ins erlas esIitrn Bel
Der 4rbsii ii Der grttbausr'ifen 90
bslmiihlt, 9lo. 2250 gos,n Strdbs.
Der bort anssitsllie SO Sabre alte
5ermonn WoIts, pon 30. 154s Sonss
Sirdbc 7tr geritorbsns bate nod
am GamItna ieinsn glnseb0ricen &c.
ssnibsr Die gsmsttuns g,mad)i, baB
er fld gan3 auberorbsnlIif iDctI fllbs
IL unb Dhne sSrlee nct minbeiisns
Ssbn Sabre gu lsben bobsn ipurbs.
Wolis binterldbt neun ainbtr.
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0is beporhsAenSsn @abIsn


IuIIen aud elmer @utbsibuns oes prGs
iibenteu bieneu. Wir slauben ni6t,
ba biie erfplgen tpirb unb 5Dar baupts
iG6lih pesen bss Sarifs. Dieter lit
lppbI nitt frsibGnbleriih. aber 10 un'
piiIenibaftli6 absefabt, oab er Der
Snouitrie srobsn S4aoen sufiist. Gr
pirb iia aIs unertrGsli6 eripeilsn,
ipenn Der &rieg pOriiber lit unb bic
eurupGii6en 2Gnbsr in 5olge ibrer in
ouitriellen GrihDpflns in bieien
2anoe lire Waaren lin jebsn prets
pertaufen fperben, Inn ibre Jabriten
pieoer in Gang sa brineen. Sept 1T
ibon bepieIen, Dab Der 5arif Die
arieqsiteuer ppn 100 Wiaionen Doll
lars, cine I6ipere girbs fir Oas anna
ritaniIGe 8olt, psrurindt bat. Wdre
Der 3uder5oG bsibebalten porSen, 10
bGtte bas 9ano iein 9lusfommen oBne
sic 8riegsiteuer finoen fDnnen, DAB
oieier 3olI ab9eIhafft pprben 1T, biI'
bet elm unertldrlides RdtbIeI, oa er
bob elm ssinanSson III, 5. +. Der Re9ies
runs Gintiinfts bringt, obne Die Sns
buItrie su belaIten unb Sinans5Dle
pon ieber bas ausgeIprodene prin5ip
Der pemotratiI6en Sarifpolitit ipdren.
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Qn unp fir lid bat es nidt
piel auf ii9, a6er ss 1T be5eidneno fir
Die parteili6teit Der amerifanii&en
prefe, bab bic grfOlse Der Deutiden
in ben lssten Sasen in bei9eibener
S6rift ansetiinoigt purben. WGren
es Siege Der 9luiirten gstpsien, 10 bdtte
cine sanae Seite fir bic leberIdrift
ni9t ausssreiht. aleine Strobbalme,
iast bas ensliite Spridport, aeigen
an, in psl4er Ri4tuns Die StrDmuns
qebt.
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2aute Stage tpirb iiber Die be'
itGnois padienbs 9u9l Der gerbreasn
aeaen bas 2eben in oieIem Sanoe ge=
fii6rt. SelbitperItGnpli9 lit Das niht
elmer erpa6tsn Morbluit i'm amerita=
ntI6en 9plte 5uSuifreiben, ionoern
einer i6leften SuTti5. Gas Materia!,
bas fir ben @eiaporenenoienit gu er:
lanaen it, entbsbri Der uDtbiaen Sntels
liaena, nm iit in Qopotatentliniten 5ls
rehtsuIinben. 9a aber nitt an3us
nebmen lit, OaB pas ameritaniIds
Bolt auf Das bur6 Die ,3sit eeheill9t:
esnititut Der Geihpprenen perathteil
min, 10 mub cine Reform in Der gSsie
ansebabnt lperoen, baB bic Ridter uno
bic paur intelligenten Widnner, Die
tpobl in jebsr Surp on5utreFfen limb.
geleaenbeit erbalten, bic Sultt5 iptsoer
uufsuridten. Sas tann aeIfeben, inc
bem ben Ri6tern, ipie in Gn9lono, 9es
itattet miro, bas 9epsismaterial ben
9efdporenen ii6erii4tli6 oar5ulssen,
ale Se6nitaIitGtsn ausSuf6lieben UNI
inbem eins Me1rsabl Der Stimmer
fir cine ueberfiibrung seniist. Sn iols
dem ssalle peroen niht 10 piele W|Ors
Der, fpesiea Morberinnen .Dur4s Sarn
aeben uno oos III alIes, mas nDthis it,
um ben betlagenspertben 3uitdnber
elm Gnbe gu MAIDEN. bsnn es it bic
inter pem jebigen Spitem tbatidhlih
beitebenbe Straflofsteit. pel6e 10 piels
gerbre6en qeeen bas Qeben betpirtt.
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AFTER 4 RrcoRD SESSION q nine

AFTER A RECORD SESSION OF nine
teen months Congress has adjourned and
the Democratic party asks for an en-
dorsement of their work at the polls
1t is not probable that the people will
give their vote Of approval. The pfin:
ciple enactment, the tariff, is unsatis-
factory. tits piece OF crude and nm
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an biefes SunGeon pirb fd bann
cine gsiidtisuns Der fdmmtIiGsn Gs'
tdube dnfhIieben.
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0is ansefebenfen Rdnnsl

bon Cincinnati baben bic &anotoatur
bon Willarb 5. Ro ing als
Ridter fir rSomeitic Relations" uns
tsritiiBt. Den Seutiaen empfieblt er
iid bur9 ieinen 5reiiinn. Oespesen
iolte jeber Deutiae fir Jpn itimmen.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-09

partment at the public school. Mrs Heiligers reported the benefit at the Arkway next Tuesday.
 This closed the years work and the new president, Mrs. Joseph Frauen- thai, was conducted to the chair. in her address she advocated the pay. ment of dues, even though small, thus giving us definite membership. The constitution was discussed and it was moved and carried that we establish 25-cent annual dues and solicit members. Moved and carried that we publish in the daily an outline of our work and solicit members in a house. toulouse canvass.
 The president appointed the follow ing committee to solicit members and be overseers of our work in their re- spective wards: Mrs. J. Haydon and Mrs. C. H. Nelson, in the Third ward {; Mrs. Sam Heiligers and Mrs. J. W. Conger, in the Second ward; Mrs. H. O. Moore and Mrs. J. D. Collier in the First ward.
 Cleanup day was announced for next Monday, May II, and the follow ing ladies were appoinYd to see that all trash was taken up By the wagons when they came into sach neighbor- hood, and to call to their assistance as many helpers as Wr needed in their territory: Second ward Mrs w. M. Harrell and M ts. Leo Ham, berg; First ward, MY. L; H. Pyle Mrs. T. M. Moore and Mrs. R. B. Nc
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-09
s. & C. CLUB NSTALLS
 ITS NEW PRESIDENT
MRS. FRAUENTHAL SUCCEEDS MRS. Y-MINUTES OF
 MEETING.

The Conway School and Civic Club met yesterday afternoon and installed as president Mrs. Joseph Frauenthal, who succeeds Mrs. H. P. Aubrey. The following minutes of the meeting arc furnished by the secretary:
 The meeting was called to order by the retiring president, Mrs. H. P. Au- brey. Mrs. Steel was appointed tenn porary secretary. The library matte was discussed and the president urged that we delay the matter and await the report of the library committee.
 The work of the various committees was run over by the president and showed all to be finished up except a little collecting Mrs. Frauenthal reported $285 on hand toward the es- tablishing of the domestic science de
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-09

Culloch; Center street, Mrs. o. O Florence and Mrs. J. w. Akin; Third ward, Mrs. w. o. Wilson, Mrs. S. F. derson, Mrs. w. B. Hubbell and
 s. Will Gardner.
 The following committees were an- nounced by the president:
 Education-Mrs. w. M. Harrell, Mrs. J. D Collier, Mrs. B. l.. Harton, Mrs. R. B. McCulloch and Mrs. Jesse Brady.
 Social Service-Mrs T. M. Moore, Mrs. w. N Owen and Mrs. Wiley Mosley.
 Municipal Art-Mrs. o. o. Flor ence, Mrs. J. w. Conger, Mrs. J. Hay don, Mrs. Chas. Newborn, Mrs. Henry Whiddon.
 Municipal Aid-Mrs. Frauenthal and society.
 Health-Mrs. G. s. Brown.
 Motion to adjourn prevailed and the society adjourned to meet on Fri day May 15, in this place.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-09
QUEEN ESTHER CANTATA.

The Queen Esther cantata to be- presented by local talent will be giv- en next Friday night at the Grand. The best musicians of the city are in- cluded in the cast, and as they have been practicing regularly, it is ex pected that the program will be ex- cellently rendered. The proceeds will go to the fund with which a pipe or. gan is to be purchased for the new church.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-09
Personals

Lyceum lecture tonight-lt
 Leo Grafton is in Little Rocck today J. C. West went to Little Rock thj afternoon
 Mrs. J. B. Greeson is visiting II Plumerville.
 Miss Willie Anderson is visiting i, Little Rock
 Blanche Sweet win be seen tonigh at the Grand
 William Little is spending the da, in Little Rock.
 Miss Hattie Donnell is d guest O friends at Benton.
 J. Arthur Nelson will be seen to night at the Arkway
 Lyman Cunningham went to Littl, Rock this afternoon.
 For Rent-Good house for rent. Sc Mrs M. Carter.-192d4t
 For rent, two nIce residences. J D. Dunaway.-172-d -dtf
 'The Fall of the Alamo" tonight a ! the High School auditorium.-1t Registered breed Duroc gilts to far row soon, for sale. J. K. Jones.
 Prof. G. Rice Wilson is transactin, business in the capital city today. Lost-A cameo locket. Reward fo -Nreturn to Miss Willie Anderson.-d1 Miss Scottie Long has returned iron a visit to her brother at Greenbrier Furniture ana rerl1gerators repair ed. T. c. Haskins. Phone 19.-158-t LIV-VER-LAX, THE LIVER REG ULATOR. ASK GREESON DRUG GO.
 Mir and Mrs F. M Morgan return ed last night from visit at Littl Rock.
 Sims Last Trick" Frontie comedy, will be featured tonight at tn, Arkway.
 Mrs J. H. Harrod of Little Rock i a guest of her sister, Mrs B. T. Deal on Center street.
 Walter Brown, a former Conwa, grocer, came up from Argenta yes terday afternoon.
 Last number on the combined ly ceum course thss season tonight at tn, high school-dlt
 "The Sentimental Sister," Bio graph production, will be featured to night at the Grand.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-09

Mrs. J. D. Clary and son, Willard, of Fordyce are guests of Prof and Mrs J. G. Cubage
 Mrs. ". J Murrell and daughter, Miss Frances Tyrone, are shopping in the City of Roses today.
 Former Governor Geo, W. Donaghey of Little Rock was a business visitor to Conway this morning.
 Miss Clair Blair has returned from Quinton, Okla. where she has been teaching during the past year.
 WHY BE CONsTIPATED WHEN YOU CAN BUY LIV-VER-LAX FROM GREESON DRUG co.
 Vim. J. Clark. who has been teach ing school at Atkins, returned home this morning to spend the summer.
 Strayed-One black SOW, white face. 10 months old. Last seen on Robin, sons pasture. Notify this office. 194tf
 l have registered breed Duroc-Jer- sey Pigs, either sex, March and Aprii farrow for sale J. K. Jones.-d6twtf
 Mrs. w. B. Stark is visiting her mother, Mrs. M. F. Hardin, who is re- covering from an operation at a Lit tie Ror kipfirpnarU
 Let every one go to the Arkway Tuesday night and help the ladies CO., operate with the council in cleaning up our town.
 A registered Berkshire boar ten months old for sale at farmers price. Would like to place this hog in some good neighborhood. J. K. Jones.
 Every member of the Woodmen Circle is urged to answer to the roll call Monday night, May II, at the w. 70. w. hall. Lula Moore, Clerk.-d3t CALOMEL, CALOMEL, YOU CANNOT STAY FOR LIV-VER- LAX HAS SHOWN US AN EASIER WAY. ASK GREESON DRUG co.
 Mrs. George w. Rice this morning returned to her home at Little Rock, after visit to her daughters, Mrs. c. W. A. Wilson and Mrs. J. R. Piercey.
 Registered Duroc- Jersey Boar nine months old for sale at farmers price. Would like to place this hog in some good neighborhood. J. K. Jones. d6wtf
 OH; YOU CALOMEL GET OUT OF THE WAY AND LET LIV- VER-LAX DO THE WORK. PURE " VEGETABLE. ASK GREESON DRUG co.
 Wanted, ten good men in Arkansas to sell the best policy written-a monthly income to beneficiary in the Missouri State Life J. D. Dunaway. general agent.-l72-dtf
 Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Cox arrived to- day from Wichita Falls, Tex, and will again make Conway their home. MT. Cox will have charge of the grocery store recently purchased by J. H. Bailey from Sam Heiligers, effective June 1.
 P. w. Echlin has received from his son, c. w. Echlin of Brownsville, Tex,
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-09
LYCEUM LECTURE TONIGHT.

Granville Jones, an imminent jurist of South Dakota, tonight will deliver a lecture on "The Fall of the Alamo at the High School auditorium. This will be the last attraction on the com, bined lyceum course for this season.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-09
METHODIST SERVICES.

Services tomorrow at the Methodist church will be as follows: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching at II by the pastor, Rev E R. Steel on the subject, "Our Greatest Need" and a D. m, on Opportunities Passing
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-09

some interesting specimens of postage stamps issued by the Mexican rebels. Brownsville is on the Mexican borde- and MT. Echlin writes that a large number of United States troops are stationed there.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-09
NEXT MONDAY IS
 jCLEAN-UP DAY

Next Monday is cleanup" day" and the city officials are anxious that every citizen shall have his premises nicely cleaned up. Garbage will be
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-09

be hauled off by the city without charge. The S. and c. Club has ap-. pointed committees to aid in having the work done.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-09
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight and Sunday, fair and warmer.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-09

Mrs. J. D. Clary and son, Willard, of Fordyce are guests of Prof. and Mrs. J. G. Cubage.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-09

Mrs w. ] Murrell and daughtel Miss Frances Tyrone, are shopping i the City of Roses today