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THE MONTREAL MARKET.
FINANCIAL NOTES,

Samuel S. Campbell was elected a vice
president OF tho Mechanics and Metals
National Bank yesterday, Mr., Campbell
National Bank. which was absorbed by the
Mechanics and Metals National Bank last
week
j. X Rice Jr. & Co have issued "A
circular on the American water Works and
Electric Company, In which they give data
prospects.
Henry W. Marsh has been elected q di.
rector Of tbs metropolitan Trust Com
pany,
Secretary Frederick r.. Fenton Of the
Investment Bankers Association OF America
has issued a bulletin containing the opinion
Of counsel for the association on the opera :
ti0n of New York's new banking law, which
becomes operative Cctaber 81, Ysis
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RESERVE BANKERS MEET TODAY
Organization Committee Secretary
Expected to he Present.

When the members OF groups and
OF the Federal Reserve Bank of
New York, comprising mostly upstate
bankers, meet at tho Clearing House to-
DAY the organization committee of the
Federal reserve system,.it liz expected, win
be represented.
NJ. e. Elliott, secretary OF the organi-
sation committee. arrived In New York
yesterday and bankers here considered
that he would attend tho meeting to ex-
plain any misunderstanding regarding the
method OF nominating and voting for can
didates for the board OF the New York
bank.
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a.. -. AZ, - wy. -.
s ~ ~ ~ pion' 70 e''e' mn.u ~
,s, 800 . uun MI" ou ,. w'o Ncre
" ooo' ~ s'os ins' yooi o"nsee ~eio
'a neone .iiero 'onoWs IN pnueu ,epoI. conoonoa
an Vi sos' earning anu net INCOME ior VI" pas'
The v.u. a, rrou, o,. ~ Macs, q. ,o,, - a., "a, 40 =,
the
e,r 49, r,,s -
ourmE INC Sehr was io<oas WIN an
average OF 20. o2 for the vous
D., a.. A.. I.-.. o.. a.. ~, 80 - a.. - :. a., -. -.
=, VIC We cone Tor hc year ana various en IN INC o'a'e
s2e and common stock at the OF
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

Bosros. May 21.--Trading here contin-
ued very quiet to-day with a weak tone
Among the mining issues Island Creek
Coal weakened a point to 4sh. Alaska
Gold lost u to 27% and Isle Royale re-
coded a to 81. East Butte. Mohawk
Pond Creek. Superior and United States
Smelling preferred each declined VI point
In the Industrials United Fruit weak
ened az points to 1874. American Agri-
cultural chemical preferred declined
point to s5. while Edison Electric gained
like amount to 263. Massachusetts Gas
and United Shoe each lost Y, the former
to s3A, the latter to 66h. A sale OF
American Sugar was recorded at los v, on
VI. Tho summary:
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Brokers' Examination Postponed.

A. s. Gilbert assignee for the Consoli-
entea Stock Exchange firm OF Stoppan!
Z Hotchkn. which was suspended this
week announced Yesterday that the ex-
animation OF lie hrn members and GER
TAIN officials of the Mechanics and Metals
National Bank IN regard TO loans secured
by securities rs collateral had been post
pone1 OWING t. the RssiGnoe's inability
70 obtain necessary figures since the as
siSun.snt
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

Supreme Court--Appellate Division-Re-
cess.
supreme Court--Ap pellate Term--Recsss.
supreme Court Special Term-Part L.
Before Philb!n. J. Motion calendar called
81 1880 A. n.
Supreme cSurt--Spee.ai rsrm-Fsst H.
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limited for ended December r-a.,
continued Improvement in the AFFAIRS OF that .nnu.
meeting Of the shareholders April 1914 dividend sine,
1901 Of preference declared results
Of the operations for isi' which rate expected s be
the having accumulated
book pee-,s.
British deprecated approximately AZ
he market quotation for these shares ST. le,
slightly In Of thirty shlngs share and
the appreciation the approximate market that
date The book value still greatly below the r
shares.
The reduction In the boot value OF nvesment shares
Of the Traction Power Securities Company Limited of London
@
share This also paid cash dividend OF approximately 81.
Of Its income for the year 1918
The affairs improvement, dulo,
1918 Its Net Income exceeded thai of previous history
The Italian received additional locomotives
from the Italian beyond those referred year,
and has orders In hand surcien tuy
during tho current wear
TRACTION POWER COMPANIES
The Companies Ia,
been reduced during tho Amos; 1co"o This
the securities of the Niagara ockpor ontario
This resulted pront book
securities carried of March ST. iei3 certain
having been made In previous
by this
approved the sale Of Investments In the bonds
of the capital stock OF the Scranton wheso Traction
is lackavanna Wyoming
Rapid Transit Company the reorganization of which
for tire evous The
from the sale OF these securities approximately the book values
March ST. 1914 and VII be usd for tho retirement Of
Two Year Coae raj Notes which
tiles of the Scranton WihesBare Traction Corporation
part OF the collateral
CURRENT AssETs-MsSa.4Sis
special
Security Investment which
Surplus thereby disturbing the Reserve for and
This
WORKING AND TRADING AssETs-.itoesSs7oa
p s i;ss ~
a, purchase prices manufacturing
OTHER ASSETS-s7 iS6.sol.S.
A small
aGss coa,e g no d1e on hat dae Sen.
WIN on when these notes paid August 1914 herein
bntes OF Company show decrease of 'c'o
OF
outstanding balance Of debenture certificates due July
Five s2e issued creditors
discharge OF the receivers ies mared Jauua
The oiaa placed during
paid In year
f2OUS placed during the and will be paid maturity
Issue OF Three Year Collateral Note,
All Of he he o cia stocEs scranton
WILKES PARE Traction rororo pedGed under these notes en
have been etd nce Apt Is, and Is the Intention to call ans
q the above mentioned notes aggeg1tng s. oDn
vii be made from e Pr.s q sss Of Of SSSgres and 'terso VII
@ p no WI nm S Sf $
notes VIZ the len ear Five Fer Cent notes due October l. 1911
In WIN the usual practice The bcoas and
ana 81 erS SS S Hs%nan nse ef s aSds By
appears n inll Il, ihs printed report - =, 49,, 49,, $780,. .
and cceSe rendered dains tie year by ,n oe and e
plcyecs OF Company sud Of It's several subshiar
died March Il aprenynS he 9sTih
felt alike siockhcdr
BY ordc o Directors.
n
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Schedules In Bankruptcy.
Receiver in Bankruptcy.

ROYAL DRESS AND COSTUME MANUFAC-
TURING coMPANY--Applica alton has been
made to the Supreme Court for the ap.
point ment OF a receiver OF the partnership
property OF Harry Margolin. Frank Sesai
and Harris Been, trading as the Rovai
Dress and Costume Manufacturing CON-
auit brought by Margolin against Sreai
ard Been to dissolve a partnership TOR ned
on May 10. 1913. Segsl and Been will be
appointed receivers on Ming a bond for
$1,000
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Grand Trunk system:

Grand Trunk System;
1914. Changes
Second week May. Ssi5.os2 Dec. ;IGs2l5
From July loo, T.f53.6So Dec. 62l,9s
Louisville and Nashville;
Second week May. tl.03l.l15 Dec. sl4iste
From July H.. 52.66s,s02 Inc. Gl5.7iz
BALTIMORE AND OHIO.
Tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany reports for April:
1914 Changes
Total oper. exp. S,s5sssS Dec. s67,si4
Net oper. rev.. 2.%ot.7ls Inc. s53,73s
op.r revenue .,sao2ssa5 Dec. ,l.64ss24
Total oper. exp. G0.l06.7bS Dec. e66.26s
Net oper. rev.. N.9lTl7l Dec. ssS.0b6
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN
The Kansas City Southern Raj way Com
pany reports for April;
1914 Changes
Gross revenues. ss95.ls5 Inc. ss6.lie
Oper, expenses. GlO,+ls Ino. 22.9s&
Net revenues s3247ss me. 3s34s4
Oper. income. 2Isi3i Inc. b7,9ss
From July l;
Groas revenues. ts,l2se00 Inc. t176.8<
Oper. expenses.... 6.7<37T3 Inc. lN,5ss
Net revenues. SSsssoa7 Inc. ,si,27i
Oper. income..... 2.s+ss%a Dec, 1871
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, w .,go5 sa ,5,oss, aso $40. as. ols

The receipts from customs yesterday were
81 OSS $751;; from internal revenue. ordinary,
ss67 S69; corporation tax. Ns7.22l. and miscel'
laneous, si35,0oA.
National bank notes received for redemption,
The cash statement OF tho United States
Treasurer for May 20 shows;
GLNERAI. EIrNn
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ABRAHAM sEIpEMAN-A petition In
bankruptcy has been filed against Aore-
ham sss sit, siisg al Wes, twenty aS street
Liabilities are said to be about $4,000
FASHION KNITTING MILLS. ISc.-A peti.
ton In bankruptcy has Sssn n hns a mans
taeturers OF sweaters AMI bathing suits
at 1875 Chrystie street.
AUGUST sToLrfNG. 200 Amsterdam ave-
n n,,S n ,Iss, n's S9iss. eonsi.tins q
unsecured elaine. and no assets
LOUIS wEINsTRAUB, proprietor Of lunch
room at .il2 william street. has hied a
ssisa, consisting o. gn.ec.,ss claims,
si,724, and notes and bills. ete7. and no
assets.
ANDREW ZwIRMAN. formerly saloon
keeper at iB4 East 1870 street. has He'd
petition In bankruptcy. with Liabilities
of tl.TA0, consisting OF unsecured claims.
and TO assets
srLBERsTEIN & ALBERT-Isidore siieer-
stein and Louis Albert. doing business
as SiiDeretein Albert at ~ Division
street. have nied a. petition In bankruptcy.
with liabilities Of s2.loi and no assets.
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
JOHN a. ANGER, president Of the Anger
Baking Company. ms. es 1rsenwiSh
unsecured claims. sllTsIs. and notes and
Dllr, slOSlo' hhHeie VI sp's'ANp' l'p'
resented by real estate, $4,000 Among
the largest creditors who are secured are
Anna 8 Wilson. $4,000: Carl Fischer.
$40 900; Lawyers Mortgage Company. $780,
900. and Minnie Cornshlsen. $4,000.
AsstEnments,
COHEN-DRUTMAN UPHOLSTERY COM
PANY Of 1856 suffolk street has assigned
for the heneft of creditors to Isidore
oshlag, The Officers ere are Ma. Drutmsn.
broadway has assigned to Anton Gro
mich.
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Before blanchard. J cour, opens a, 1880

Before blanchard. J Court opens 81 1850
A. s M Es psr.e matters -,
Before Page. J; Motions, Preferred cause.
MOI. ss s.'s ,s Ho; .,os
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sss sss .sSS s t . .sS ss :SS i i..s sts ss
22!ss. 2iTi. s.ss. 2sss. io1. si|o, giS.. 1882,
Part w. Bsfor. Ford. J. Case unnn-
~, v.-Bssore Erl.ns.r. J. Cas-. IN
, Par. vii-'ssfor. Lehman. J. Case IN
:, Causes to Be. cent from Par, III, to Parts
. supreme. cour,-rrisi r.rm--Part H.
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s,ss ,s xs s:! , Rs'f .ss ss.s s s,
$3.50 sti7, stbi. s,s2. sOsI. 5soi. sit1. ssSs.
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Par, yyhI;T7Ad S.,S, for the term. Ma
2127. 1877. 1858, 1907. .6a7., I5tt, s.si, s.7O,
'9 NG iis; Case
Part x,-Adjourned for the term
Part NI.--Beforc Dugro, J.--Nos. ss7s,
sasi; s2ss, s27s, 9is7' s4oe. 2as2. Case I'M
Part xII.-,RsfoEs. Con. J.-.Nos .s.OS.
Pert XIII.-.Adjourned Tor the term.
Part Xlv Before Davis. j. Case on, No,
Part Xv.@Betors Gies.rich. Mos 2,ss.
s ZEE ss ss s s5 :s !it fis5 siss sii
Fart xysi.Bsiicge Whitaker. Nos.
sist. iSos i ~ 80 scs Si t eisar ss
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airs. 22i?, 2is5. Clear sew -'''' '''''
Part XVI. BEFORE Gs'esan. J Case on
raw.i Sa s,-oSa. ssss Al
A. NJ Wills for Probste--Anna S. Gold
smith James : Dunn. Aiexender " Norat
Shfi Chris, Do6Ier E!iSabethn Macarthur
surrogate's court--Trlal Term--Besore CO.
| tested viii No, sist, Phineas C. Kingslard.
City Court-Specai Term-par lie
g. schmuek, j Court opens at 10 a. NJ.
rart u.--Beforo Lynch. J. Court open. ct
10 NJ Ex parte matters.
s. Ess$ !sss !!$sss$s. s:;:s !iSS! !'S;
!isI 1855. isis. 1858, 1853, iss.. TSS;S.
:I5 SSSiss sSi:: esq., : $751; 'SS: ss S!S
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Rcceiv~-s Appoint~S.
Suprems Court--By Justice BlsDct.
Frederick I.swisohn W, william ~ w
Cl-llsn, Thomas ShielA
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All 81, 1877. 1917. ao.. soS ais. ,n, Cas-.
EaT; iIi.--B.rOrs op~y.,. C. Csc.
Ear; I 5.ss9s g,s:,:' !c an.s
Fart vL-Be'ors nanaoni. J.-csso 40
Fart ,yII.--B.tor. pesehanty. J--cs~ ra
, rS.t vIEi.-s'fore Smith, J'-c''' u'
Case, 10 b. ,ent from Par, T. 70 psrs
III. ~. v. VI. VII. AMI VIII, FOR trial
KINGS COUNTY.
Supreme court-Trisi Term-P~rt I. Ben
sa'e1 , j. var, H. s ks.i, = P Pa H. H. 500
es5 SSuFt ss GR.n' ssss 10 res NJ .'
sses. ssis. sSii, Isl. s!:o, ss:; y.
sSiS, sisi aOsc' sSS3, ;oO7, 1905. ,sla m.
until May 20, Hishes, number r-s"h'' 'h
supreme Court Special Term--Par m.
TTiuis-Before Kelly. =. Court oren' ct ~
4. NJ. Special NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,"t'' -
Nos, ll5i. 5Is. Highest number reached or
tho regular call, 1863
at 10 NJ Before Manning. J.--Liiss'e3
motions. Before Kapper J.--Ea oar'o nat
County cour,-Part Iv.--Bsfors R.y :!
Court opens az 10 a. " Civ.l caIepdsr-
No. ?1lsn. Actions trlable by the col't
without a tury-Nos 1858. 1850. 'oi5' S''1
40l4
County Court-rnrt l-B.fore FnUc-ti
Court opens Ht 10 a. NJ, Criminal "a S'aN
tor trial--Mchael J. Madam. Nich".as he'J,
Arthur Powell, James CHrrvHn, u'AIhry 3
David Lenowitz, grand IHreeny, John Woo.
burglary. potit Larceny and re'e!'us.
Thomas Mulroy, robbery, grand larceny ana
assault. Robert Shde burslsry. James RAY
mond alias RYAN, alas Clark. sTaod ar
ceny, August Alex, RARE,
la
more. burglary and assault: Franz Horski
John spjanewski, burglary, petit lhrcrnN and
receiving Joseph Gavino, alias Joseph ~
vino, attempted grand larceny; NdTil var
tung, attempted burglary.
Part III-Beforr like, Adam Els,L
Henry Ba! clay Charles Stewart, ca III"
Nelson. hnokmakins
Surrogate's Court--Bcfo-e K.tchuw. +,
Court opens at 10 A, NJ. IN the Hail % Re;
drds, second floor No day calendsr
QUEENS COUNTY.
County Court = Equity clusss - By''',
Humphrey, J. Court opens and ts'ea ~
FL ~ -
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Supreme court--By Justice ranViU-.
Guaranty Trust Company - ExaI. Eoec'
r Wagner; Union Trus' CaWu.I!~Ns j a..
man. Samuel Wsss;sG, Matter Of Wtn.'+
Warren Leslie.
by Jastice BiIur-Lit;!a w. K!roy, Ae''"
Ellenboscn,
~ Justice Giegerich-N..Hi town cnar'T9
;lon, Company vs. G0!GsuG..,., GHls"ue.
Cohen.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, May H.-The statement OF
IN" receipts and pay warrants Of the Treasury
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To redeem outst anding certificates. 81 ssl 26s sss
Grand total cash assets IN Treasury. ,e9s 1856:
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County Court - Equity Clusss -- De''',
Humphrey T. Court opens and SO. !"
, Reynolds VS. surridst. Ga,dthau,sn -
Buchner. Mowrey vs. Never
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-10
w. H. ADAMS
The proposed pool to loan larg
69 Formerly of Boydston & Adams)

The proposed pool to loan large sums on the crop may help the situa- tion by taking probably third of the crop out of the market. With this portion financed spinners may not feel so sure that they will get all the offerings they are looking for at prices that would not pay for picking and may decide to take their needs at reasonably low prices. The big question will then be their needs. Just what this item is to be is beyond the ken of man, as the reduced purchas- ing power of the world may offset the anxiety of the spinners to increase their business as result of idle spin dies in belligerent countries.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-10
COTTON PRICE IS
 STILL DECLINING DEMAND PRACTICALLY NIL PRICE DROPS TO SIX AND A HALF CENTS AND MAY
 FALL LOWER.

Gradually falling back in the face of heavy receipts and no demand, the price of cotton has dropped to 6 1-2 cents on the local market. Accord ing to local buyers, there seems to be little hope of anything better in the near future, and there may be even further declines. The receipts fell off slightly during the early part of the week, but large amount of cotton was being offered for sale on the streets today.
 The Memphis, Commercial Appeals expert sums up the situation today as follows: .s..a. s.. ,..t..-,a. Offerings from the interior are in. |creasir1g, while demand from every source is practically nil. The spinner lis getting offers from every source and under such circumstances he nat urally thinks that prices will be low CT. Then, too, he is hampered by un lcertainty regarding the future of his manufactured product and he is un willing, even if he were financially able, to enter into any large invest
 ments. The result is he adopts pol
 icy of "watchful waiting" prepared
 to make the best out of whatever sit
 uation may present itself.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-10
U. s. GOV. LAND FREE.

Under Special Act of Congress the agricultural land in the U. s. Forest Reserve of Arkansas can now be homesteaded in tracts of 16O acres to each person, free of cost One million acres free pasturage range where rattle; hogs and sheep fatten eight months in the year without grain. No overflow, lands. Country very healthy and we'll watered with running streams. We select these agricultural lands, take applicant to lands and To- cate you, Send 25 cents for State map showing location of Reserve and copy of Special Act to
 c....a s A.. V. ALEXANDER, ! Locating Engineer, Little Rock. Ark. (1O-1d1ml, an
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-10
FAULkNfR!S. 1. A. HAS
 FINE CROP OF COTTON

The School Improvement Associa- tion of district 25, Faulkner county, mention of which was made in a spring issue of the paper, is now reaping the reward of it's labor As was then told, this s. I. A. cultivated II acres of cotton. Not a time this piece of cotton need working but that enough members were present to hoe and blow it out in half day. Con- way merchants who handled different brands of fertilizer donated free in order to have their fertilizer tested. A local citizen did not charge rent for land that was worn out years ago.
 Thursday was the first picking day, and after two bales were gathered the association felt sure they would, get three more.-Clinton Democrat, TT.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-10
WHITE WAY IS
 FORMALLY OPENED

The new white way lighting sys- tenn in the business district was for mally put into service last night, at least 2,O00 people being on the streets ito celebrate the event. Music was furnished by band of 50 pieces, con- posed of players in the Conway and Hendrix College bands.
 The new light give the streets a brilliant and beautiful effect at night, the illumination being equal to that fof streets in large cities. Fifty orna- mental iron columns, each supporting Ia cluster of four 60watt lamps en- closed in white globes, are spaced about 100 feet apart on both sides of the streets throughout the business section.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-10
STOP THOSE EARLY BRONCHIAL 2 +'5.-, COUGHS

They hang on ali winter if not checked, and pave the way for serious throat and lung dis. eases. Get bottle of Foleys Honey and Tar Compound, and take it freely. Stops coughs and colds, heals raw infamed throat, tlossens the phlegm and is mildly laxative. Best for
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-10

Men wanted at once on Gleason bridge. Good wages. Call Judge Holt, city, or Cy Bustard, Gleason.-d2t*
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-10

Lost-Sterling silveg cuff button bulldog stamped on top link. Re ward for return to Central College. 1t
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-10
Personals

|. ! .,-..
 Wm. Cady, baggage man. Phone 321.
 For Rent-A piano. Phone 132 or 215.-d3t
 For Sale-A good mich COW. Joe D. JOneS.-d2t
 Mrs. Henry Dayton of Little Rock is visiting in the city.
 T. M. Moore is spending the day with his family here.
 E. F. Edwards went to Little Rock this morning on business.
 A good program of pictures is of fered tonight at the Arkway.
 Dirt to give away at Schichtl livery stable, if taken at once.-d2t*
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Gordy and baby are visiting in the City of Roses.
 P. J. Rice, drayman and baggage man. Telephone Al or 333.-dtf
 For Rent-One Groom house, close in town. Also one nice room. A. E. Livingston.-eod3t
 His Lucky Day. a funny Crystal comedy, will head the offering to- night at the Arkway
 Mrs. R. J. Murphy of Paris, Tex, is guest at the home of her brother, w. B. Stark, in this city.
 T. R. Powell of Perryville, former Conway resident, is attending the Faulkner county fair today.
 J. D. Collier has chops, oats, shorts, bran, Kay mixed feed, molasses and alfalfa and hay, for horses and cows.
 Men wanted at once on Gleason bridge. Good wages. Call Judge Holt, city, or Cy Bustard, Gleason.-d2t+ Men wanted at once on Gleason bridge. Good. wages. Call Judge Holt, city, or Cy Bustard, Glea- son.-d2t"
 Mrs. w. E. Green of Pine Bluff who will be remembered here as Miss Blanche Carroll, is the guest of Con- way friends.
 l Men wanted at once on Gleason bridge. Good wages. Call Judge Holt, city, or Cy Bustard, Glea son.-d2t*
 We now have MT. H. Bernal, an ex perienced cleaner and presser. Cal phone "A for rates. Conway Steam ] Laundry.-dtf
 John P. Witt and daughter, Mrs Johnnie Cook of Ola, have been visit ing relatives in this city, their former home, during the week.
 Dr. J. H. Reynolds leaves this aft ernoon for Benton and Malvern where he will deliver addresses at tn, public schools tomorrow
 Mrs. Raymond Demosse of Littl, Rock, who has been visiting he1 father T. M. Markham in this city returned home this morning.
 Happy Co., -Lucky,' Vitagrapf comedy drama, will be shown tonight at the Grand. Clara Kimball Young and Rose Tapley are featured. Mrs. A. L. Hutchins returned this morning to her home at Augusta after visit at the home of her par ents, MT. and Mrs. J. J. Smith, or Ash street.
 Mrs. Walter Morris returned this morning to her home at Little Rock after visit to her aunt, Mrs. c. E. Durham, on Robinson avenue and Center street.
 Mrs. Lula Moore has gone to Lane, Okla, where she will teach in the Lane public school Mrs. Moore has ordered the Log Cabin Democrat sent to her there.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-10-10
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight, fair and cooler; Sunday, fair.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-08-07
Commissioners Sale
Knox Circuit Court
Msymie II. Johnson, ADMIR-. Pltff.

Mildred A. Faulkner. ct. al. Defts.
By virtue Of judgment rendered
in the Knox Circuit Court at it's
April term. 1914. in the above styl.
ed case. the undersigned. as Master
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-08-07
CEHTe N6MS

There were quite a crowd attend.
ed Church at Dishmsn Sunday
Base ball game at Hill. Saturday
betwe Meadow Creek and Flat
Greek. Meadow Creek won.
There will be preaching at Dish.
man. Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Sharp from Bluegrass, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs Sarah Smith,
this week.
eager Logan spent Saturday and
Sunday with homefolks
Quite a crowd of the Dishman
singing class attended Church at
Msckey Bend Thursday and Friday
night.
Misses Nina Miller Mae McKeehan.
Cora Logan aud Lille Gstlif, at.
tended Church at Mackey Bend,
Friday night.
Misses Mary and Flora Smith
were at Dishman, Sunday.
Lloyd McKeehsn. Ed Miller. Clar-
ence Logan and Ed Mays, attended
Church at Mackey Bend, Friday
night.
Lloyd McKeehan and John Cat
lih, visited Clate school Friday
evening.
David MeKeehan spent Sunday
evening with Clarence Logan.
Lloyd McKeehan and ed Miller
were on Sandy Branch, Sunday at.
ternoon. 1t 10 thought the Tye girls
were the attraction.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-08-07
KNOX FORK
I ia Bird

Crops are fine at this writing.
I, G. Parrott and wife are in
Tennessee this week visiting
their daughter.
MIR. Fee and wife visited James
Parrot and wife Sunday.
Harm Jarvis and wife are visit
ing relatives in Wilton this week
Protracted meeting will begin
at Kuox Fork church Thursday
night. Everybody invited.
Mr.. Asher and wife visited rel
atives in Clay County last week.
Oscar Asher has returned home
with smile on his face a yard
long, he says he is going to settle
down and stay at home.
I. G. Parrott says the Dem
ocrats don't cut no squares with
him for he has fine lot of peaches
to eat.