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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-21
Ia chlebem.

Gazeta Poranna zamieszcza naSte-
pujacy rzewny obrazek obecnego
bruku warszawskiego:
Ma rogu ulicy dziewczynka dwuna-
stoletnia daremnie usiiuje uspokoic
dwoje rodzefstwa, chiopczyka pie
cioletniego siostrzyczke ma reku,
rzewnie piaczacych.
= Co i'm sic stalo?
- JeSc i'm sic chce, to skwier-
cza.
- sieroty jestescie?
z, ME! Ale mama wyszla z domu
swicie prawie po chleb dotad ME
wr6cila, to juz pewnie i poiudnie!
Zwrociia sic do dzieciakow.
Widzicie? Tam mama jest
gdzie tyle ludzi stoi czeka. Jak sic
do sklepu dostanie, to zaraz chleb
bedzie. Czekaicie, p6idziemy blizej
do many!
Posziy. Ma widok matki, stojacej
tlumie, dzieci uspokoily sic nieco.
Ale ME ma dlugo. Zn6w popiakiwac
zaczeiy.
Wreszcie ktos ze sklepu wyszedl l
cos czekaiacym oznajmii. Rozlegi sic
sznler zaiosny, ciezkie westchnienia,
Gio5nieisze nawet klatwy.
Przyszla matka do dzieci.
- Powiedzieli, &c wcale juz chile
gs ME bedzic.
Rozplakala sic rzewnie. Piakali
wszyscy matka i dzieci.
20 ty. ziemio polsks, TAX bogsta.
~ wyzywic moglabys pol swiata
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-21

wojsk, wiec moze expedycya no
wa zostanie sformowana. Inne So
doniesienia, il Wlosi dopomodz
chca i mysla w ten sposob, IL "a
atakuja Austrye W nowym jakim
punkcie i beda usilowali wkro--
czyc w giab Austry:i, by ia zmH-
sic do zdjecia wojsk serbskicgo
frontu. Gdzieby mial bye ten
punkt novel inwazyi wloskiej
ME wiadomo, boo ma caiem au-,
stro wloskiem pograniczu walki
sic luz tocza. ...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-21
Sytuacya ma Ba}kanie.
Serbia sic sEania pod
Przemoca Wrogow.
Londvn, 81 paZdziernika.

Londyn, II pazdzlernika. -
Rad serbski przeniosi stolice,
jej biura archiwa do miasta
Prizren, niedaleko granic Alba
Nil i Czarnogory; zrazu mySlano
o przeniesieniu stolicy do Mona
styru r1a samem poludniu Serbii,
lecz wobec pobfiza tamze oko-
lie zagrozonych przez Bulgarow
zaniechano tego planu. Powodem
przeniesienia stolicy z Niszu -
jest zagrozenie miasta tego przez
Bulgar6w. Serbia Jest W Smier-,
telnem niebezpieczenstwie i sia-
MIA sic pod zewszad walaca sic ma
MIA przemoca wroga: ME mniej
jak oSm kolumn buigarskiego
wojska wkroczylo do Serbii, O.
procz dwu wielkich armii ME
mieckiej austryackiej, ktore po-
iaczyiy sic ma poludnie cd Semen.
dria i obecnie dziaiaja postepI-
ia razem, w sile lacznej okoio
100, 900 ludzi; armia serbska pre-
civ dziaiajaca wynosi zaledwie
polowe tel liczby. Bulgarow wpa-
do do Serbii okolo 10000; pre-
civ MIN dial ledwie $4,000 Ser
bow, ktorym day na pomoc ME
wiadomo jak liczna kolumn2
wojsk anglo francuskich. Armia
ia miaiaby bardzo utrudniona ak
eye, jesliby kolej cd Salonik 20
stala zajeta przez Buigarow; To-
sy tel kolei sd ME znane - But
j. 4. r'irasr1 " poSycLs a;eliaGs
"a realuosc. sprzedsje ksrty okreto
We realnosci. li46 Noble vi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-21

]. 4. finasr0 W p0@ycLs 1sellaGs (.
"a realuosc. sprzedaje karty okreto-
We realno5ci. li4G Noble vi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-21
Z WfoskiegO Teatru
Wojny.

Berlin-Wieden, 81 pazdzlernl-
ka. - Raporty llr6tko donszq, Il
mad Isonzo toczy sic trzecia wiel-
ka pe}no liniowa bitwa; naj>ll-
nieis2c ataki wioskie zostaIy Cd
parte pomigd@y Tolmino a Nar-
ieit; ma pobojowisk2ch zostafy
stosv polegiych: podobnicz po-5
miedzy Gorycyq a Doberdo W}o-
81 = wielkiemi stratami zostali od-
narci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-21
Ma Zachodnim Froncie,

parCl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-21
Szwajcarya protestuje.

Berno, 81 pazdziernika -
Rad szwajcarski wni6si stanow-
'czy protest przeciwko naduzywa-
niu terytoryum szwajcarskiegc
&c strony niemicokich lotnikow,
przelatujacych mad ziemia szwaj'
carskq.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-10-21
Z mad DardaneNow.

Londyn, 21 pazdziernika. -
Donosza tn, IL W ostatnici dniach
Turcy zamierzali wysadzic W po-
wietrzc pewna pozycye - ozna-
czona jako Nr. CO., podminowali
ia. ale ME wyszli Z niej sami ma
czas i explozya przedwczesna spo
wodowaia strate calego pionier--
skiego oddziaiu turcckiego,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
MORE DELAY IN
JACKSON TRIAL
lndisposition of States Wit.
ness Causes Adjournment
Until Monday.

owing to the lndisposltion Of H. G.
Patterson one Of the states witnesses
In the Jackson embezzemenl trlul,
Judge Uldfield Saturday morning con
tlnued the case until Monday Mr.
Patterson was kicked by horse
Thursday night and has been IN In.
tense pain since, not being able to
sleep or rest.
The state has several other wit
nesses ~ testify, but none Of them
were competent until nfter MIR Pattrr
son had testified for which reason W
continuance was asked and granted
by the court
In Fridays hearing, W r.. llump-
ton. now employed as vice president
Of the Germanla bank at POnca Clty,
but bOokkeeper and credit man al
MELONS when the embeEzement f. al.
legged lO have been made, testified that
an arbitrary credit NJ $l.Ssl was taken
from the cash book by Jackson aud "a
reference 10 page 40 " the ledger
made where the entry had been. "a.
animation showed no trace NJ the
money on the ledger according to MIR
Hampton. ~'ns
The witness identified the hand
writing Of Jackson on all OF the book
OF the Mellon company and testified
concerning other discrepancies aud
schortages which came 10 light when
the hooks were examined. He Occu
pied the stand nearly the entire day
Friday undergoing stiff cross eN
animation AT the hands Of Attorne,
Trlpp ~ the defense.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
TEST SENTIMENT
FOR SINCLAIR
TulSanS Address Letter Of Inquiry
Regarding Matt Committee
man Choice.

TULSA, Oklt, Oct. 16.--Grnnt X
IlSA Okla. Oct, 1O,-Grant X.
publican state committee, John II
simmons. county Republican chairman
James A \easey attorney aud manager
OF the Prlr~tIy campaign for Republl
can national committeeman three years
ago, Charles Page, oil producer aud
QhllnnlhrUpNt, Robett W kellough
lawyer Charles 4. Steel. lawyer, aud
Engrne Lurtuu. editor Tulsa World
saturday addressed an open letter to
the Republican,, ~ Oklahoma, asking
mat they express 10 this voluntary
committee their sentiments with RI
spect 10 the candidacy Of Harry +. sin.
clalr, oil man ~ Tulsa, for Republi.
can nntional committeeman from OK
lahOmu
The latter calls attention to the al
legged short cumlngs Of the Democratic
party points ont the certainty Of Il
return 10 Republican principles next
year. urges that oklahoma can and
must be put IN the Republican column
aud presents thc advantages Of having
man Ike Sinclair Tor party repre-
sentative IN the national council.
II states that Nlr Sinclair will moi
be- u candidate In the ordinary meaning
~ the term; that neither he or his
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16

eral department, and the latter has
Indicated that action will he taken la
NJ least one case. Tile federal regula
tions require nj least II per cent but
ter fat IN Ice cream. aud the state has
adopted that standard.
All ice cream factories IN the state
are complying with these requirements,
but II has been found that some con.
crrn, outside NJ the state. hut clOst,
tu the border, are manufacturing cream
of lower grade and sending It into
the state The federal department ms.
,ume, jurisdiction over this Ms II Is
Interstate trudr, hut evidence has been
secured aud submitted Icy the state
department.
In one case II has been found that
the cream has no more than 81 per
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
M'ADOO UNCERTAIN
Envoy Sent by Chamber Of Commerce
TO Land Secretary Of Treasury Sends
Very Vague Message

r. T. Brown, secretary NJ the Cham
her Of Commerce. is uncertain whether
Secretary Of the Treasury McAdoo
win visit oklahoma city IN the near
future. Dr j. j. Mckanna went "a
Kansas City Thursday tu attempt Ia
secure the secretary tO come 10 okla
hona City but wired MIR Brown Fri.
day that he had been forced to cancel
dates AT Denver aud Salt Lake In ar
der 10 be at San Francisco on the 10Th
of the month. The telegram stated
that Mr.. McAdoo thanked the Cham
ber n Commerce for IT. invitation
however. and would arrange 10 be- here
at some future time.
Whether this means that Secretary
McAdoo will talk In oklahoma city
on his way back from the coast, OF
whether II will have to be- deferred
until he comes west againN Is still a
matter " uncertainty to Mr.. Brown
who will not know definitely until the
return Of DR. Mckanna
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
TERRIBLY ABUSED
No States g. A. Sharp In Divorce Pc.
titlon Filed In District Court Saiur.
day; Many Grievances are Alleged

Petition for divorce from Mary
sharp was filed by g. 4. sharp Ia
district court Saturday sharp has n
string " grievances which occupy n
greater part Of typewrltten page,
chief among which Is the charge that
his wife lrented him with extreme
cruelty aud refused tu cook his meals,
sharp alleges that his Wifi cursed
him aud used vile aud upprubriouS
cpllhets when talking to him, aud
that she frequently heat aud struck
hlm, so militant did she finally he
come that she forced him out " the
house, away from his children aud
his bed aud hoard The plalntlff
states that when he was married his
wife persuaded him 10 sell their
homestead and make the monthly pay
ment notes over to her These the
plalntiff asks he taken from escrow
aud given to him He also asks FOR
division Of the property accumulat'
ed since they were married.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
Hazel, Mysterious
Blonde, Figures in
Jeweler S Murde,

CHICAGO. October ia myster-
ious blonde woman named Hazel Is
believed by the police 10 know some
thing about the murder of Harry
Phillips N west side jeweler, whose
body wta found last night at the
foot of flight Of steps IN the build
lux where he had bachelor apart
ments. The police have letter ad
dressed TO Phillips signed Hazel
and inlimatlng that the writer had
husband named Frank N whom
Phillips might well beware, Phillips
Is said have been seen with the wo-
man cnlled Hazel shortly before his
death. Two of the eight persons
held by the police have the first name
Hazel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16

young man arrested In the Colorado
capital by federal authorities several
months ago and charged with viola
ton ~ the Mann act, will receive his
sentence from Judge CotterRl az Law.
ton.
II was generally understood among
the members " the L. =. attorneys
office that DeFOrd would fight the
case, aud careful preparation for his
prosecution had been made. but when
the prisoners name was called last
Thursday DE Ford Unexpectedly en-
tered plea of guilty hut requested
that sentence be drferrrd until DE-
tober -. IN order ~ afford him time
To come To this citN Ia wlud up hls
business affairs aud visit his wife,
who Is ill.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
State Visitors
Skiryin

GNhiNiH
Elizabeth Burguan, Okmulgee. c. j.
larwell, Chlckasha, e. W. Arthurs
Tulsa; Mrs. +. !. pattrn. Mrs. j. 3.
Patrick klngflshrr; f. j. Novel;
Clinton: 7. r. Lester McAlester; ].
krouch, Tecumseh II e. King. Mus.
kOgee, JnO. Canrdu ArdmOre. John
Wright. Lexington, T.. X Ellis, Enid
n J. Walker, Okemah
Bristol
Mrs A. Johnston Chickasha; Z. NJ
Holmes, Edmond W II Verses. Alvn
i. +. Watts Mangum, W. S. Cnrper
Norman: j. Ray Baker. Duncan; l
NJ. Hughes. Alyn ia, Steehl, Ed
lnOnd
Lee-HuelSins
Don o. Fillert Muskogee. VI. Jones
BrlstOw Mrs. r. X. Craig, Ada
BeHtrlce Craig, Ada; J.. j. Savage
Hollis. Miss Ssllle Proctor, Tulsa
Herman Short, Muskogee T.. W. san
der, Norman
Kingkade
A. A Avery, AuskOgpe +. Norton
and wife. Pauls Valley II. II. Gray
I.awton Lewis Lindsay Lindsay. 4
j Lowe. Tulsn. r. W. Jones. Jr.
Weatherford G.. g. Younger aud
wife wynnewood, $. 4. Hurst, Drum
right: T.. g. Nu,lpr. Tulsa; J. q
Never. Prague Walter Jones. Prague
l.. Rodke, Paoi j J, Wheeler
Wynnewood. j T. Hill Pauls Valley
Miss $. Davis aud sister, Tulsa G.
". Henry. Ada ). II Stevens. New
kirk; A. II. Boyd Enid; o. Il. Col
llns. Chickasha Mrs ] ] Brewer
Binger; W. p. Carter Waurlka; l.
Gist. wilburton G. II Howell, Davis;
A. f.. England. Norman Mrs. G. j
Dunbar. Enid. J. X Roberts. Paul.
valley: r. Norton aud wife, Bartles
vile.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
New Charters

Secretary " State J. l.. Lyon today
Issued the following charters:
Western Zine company, Leedy. cap
ltal. $1,000; lncorporators, William
Wells George A. Logan, A. c. Brad
shaw, leedy
The Sapupa Fuel company. Sa
pulpa capital sl25OO0; incorpOrators
II. A McCauley n. T. Bartlett. Fred
}. Lucas. j IL y. Cobb. Sapulpa.
Park Moran company. Okmulgpp
capital, SSgOoo; lncorporators. l.. Il
Moran Ernest r. Park. Okmulyre
+. q. GOdshulk Collinsylle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16

cent butter fat. which Is regarded as
practically not worthy the name Of ice
cream. ln another case the per cent
was found to be ll6 The concerns ~
investigated are lncated IN Arkansas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
TO SENTENCE DE FORD
Local NiOlatOF Of Mann Act Will
Know Fate 0se Year from Day He
Left Oklahoma City with Giri

Exactly uur year FROM the day he
left oklahoma city iu company with
Sybl Starks fur Denver, Colo. leav-
ing his wife and child behind him,
Roy DeFord, the Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
JURISDICTION WER PRISONERS

In an opinion 10 ] VI. Crook parole
officer the attorney generals office
lnforms him that persons convicted
from the Indian Territory part ~ OK
lahOma. before statehood, for crimes
against the United states now Ia the
lansing prison. were yet under the
Jurisdiction OF the federal government.
aud there was no way by which theS
could be transferred 10 the OKLAHOMA
prison. II n pointed out that prison
ers IN the Kansas prison on contract
by the territory OF Oklahoma or the
indian Territory who had been con
victet of crimes against the territory
had been rightful'y transferred " the
state prAon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
TEMPLARS TO P0NCA

A special train ~ ShrIners will
leave Oklahoma City on the morning
of October %, Tor Ponca city, where
Akdar Temple. Of Tulsa, has arranged
n ceremonial session. Extensive prep
aratlons have been made by the Pon'
90 CITY nobility for the entertainment
of the Visiting Templars.
A spcclnl train will also he run
down from wichita The train viii
leave Oklahoma CITY at I y. m, and
will return nj 2:8O o'clock the
same night ladies are also welcome.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
Assistant Postmaster John Graham

Friday was engaged IN making mt
lhe seml'monthly pay roll Tor the post.
office employees. The sum " The
checks To he drawn Il IN the neigh.
hor hood Of siOOOO. for about lSO em.
ployes. 10 OF whom are In the railway
natl service.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
Municipal Counsellor Byron sheer.

who Is taking ten weeks course NJ
treatment nj Gueda Springs Kan.
stated In letter to Mayor Overholser
this morning that his condition was
improving Mr. Shear Is suffering
from complications due To au liberated
stomach.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
A noted Oklahoma singer. Of whom

Madame Schumann. Heink predicted
great things when she sang before her.
Lotus Bassett Williams will sing at
the First Baptist church sunday
morning. She viii render Handers
Recitatlve aud Aria. Angels Ever
Bright aud Fair" from the Oratorlo
"rheodora "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
TerseIy Told
X $. Hampshire, SOn.In.law Of 20.

X. ). Hampshire, SOn.In.law Of Po.
lic" captain II. Durham. Is In OKLA
homa city with Mrs. Hampshire to
'pend the weekend Mr. Hampshire
was connected with the United States
Express company here for number
ot wears, aud Is at present the ugent
OF the Wells Fargo company at lious.
ton, Texas
Work Is progressing rapidly on the
building at MrAlester to hr USED for
ihcorriglble negro boys and II will
probably be completed by the first
OF the year aud ready for occupancy.
The building will I've one NJ the best
Tor tile purpose that cun be ruu.
struCted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
CIIaIIOn fOr toniempl OF eourt ma.

lssned Saturday morning 10y District
Judge Hayson against Joe Hodge. or
uerlng him to show cause why he had
NOT paid allmOny and court cost, To
his divorced wife The ex.wlfe com.
plalned that Hodge had nOt paid the
N2o monthly allmOny nor the So nj
torneys fefs ordered when she pro-
cured her livDpce.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
For automobile insurance, call J. Y
Met mllouRh IN "A lItS Adv
Funcral .eryIres inr Mrs II.

'''' "N'hhh Wa w filN, ANNs
Funeral services for Mrs. ~. n.
hleglar a. who dled nj her residence,
dl0 East Tenth street, Friday morn.
Ink, VIII be held frnm the Marshall
aud Harper chapel. 1910 North Broad
way. at a;30 o'clock Sunday after.
noon Rev H. H. Van Horn win have
charge of the services lnterneni
VIII he In fairlnwn cemetery
Funeral services for Nettle Doris
Burnett the 1.year-oid daughter oi
Mr. aud Mrs, ]. X. Burnett ~ ll0l
West Twenty.flfth street who died
Fvlday night, were held this after
noon, and intermeht made In hair
lawn cemetery by Marshall and Har
per,
Mrs. Fannie Meyers. wife Of A. W
Meyers, died at her residence nj al
West Seventh street this murnlnp
aged rs The services viii I've held
sunday afternoon ~ . o'clock from
the CHAPEL ~ Marshall and Har1er
with Rev, Hulien In charge The In
termsnl will be made lu Falrlawn,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
RAILROAD TIMETABLE
sANTA TE NORTHp0pND.

Depart
For Kansas city. Colorado aud
CAlifornia $50, ..,.,,.,....,, 7l0 au
Kansas City and Chicago, KIP. . t:Jl am
Kansas City and Chicago ..,,, S:65 lIn
kansns Ctr, chicago, Cslorado
and California flyer 5000. ..... Tn On
Eor Guthrie. Enld, Kiowa, Wood
ward Amarillo and West daily $50 pm
SANTA FE-sOUTHBOUND
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
NOTICE To CITY PATRONS.

10000 10000 oOoo
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-02
DAMASCUS.

| It is clear and cool this morning,
though a part of last week was very
blustery, stormy and rainy. Thanks
giving was a very rainy, wet day
here, although there was good
crowd and dinner was served at the
schoolhouse, also a game of basket
ball in the afternoon between Damas-
Gus and Martinville teams, the score
resulting Is to Ia, in favor of the
Damascus team.
The heaviest rain of the season fell
here Thursday evening just before
dark. The water in the branches and
creeks reached the highest stage for
several years.
Mrs. D. M. Crownover has been
down in bed with rheumatism for
three or four weeks, and her condl-
ton is not much improved.
The play at the schoolhouse lass
Friday night was success. A large
crowd was out to witness the comedy.
Austin Sims and wife and John
Sims of the State Normal School
spent Thanksgiving with homefolks,
returning to Conway Sunday.
Hog killing has been the order OF
the day her efor the past two weeks.
/ Irwin Satterwhite Of Greenbrler
visited his grandfather, John Satter-
white, here last week, returning home
Sunday.
Damascus high school is running
livery smoothly at this writing.
Harvey Crownoyer is on the SICK
list at this time.
November 80.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-02
We notice several are killing hogs

We notice several are killing hogs
this week.
Mrs. J. H. Fretwell and son, Har-
rod, of Levy, Ark, visited Mrs. Fret
wells parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Harrod, at Holland Friday adm Sat
urday. returning home Sunday.
Prof. Will Fleming began his school
at Cadron Valley Monday, November
29.
r. z, J. D. and Phil Smith went
to Bailey's lake on fishing trip last
week and had great success.
DR.. w. T. Mcdonald is doing some
improving on his place in North Hol-
land.
Dr.. r. A. Mabry has lumber on the
ground to put up new tenant house
on his place in the east part of town.
Tie directors have been having
some improvements made on the
schoolhouse.
There has been another box supper
announced for Tuesday, December Il,
in the interest of the Baptist church.
December 1.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-02
GREENBRIER.

Cold wave struck here Monday, and
hog-killing is the order of the day.
Spareribs, sausage and backbones!
Charley Brannon Of, Indianota
Okla, is visiting relatives and friends
in this country.
John E. Lyon and wife of Conway
were here Sunday, the guests of rela-
tives and friends.
Egbert Woolly, Carl Henderson and
Miss Ethel Henderson, who is attend
ing school at Conway, spent Sunday
with homefolks.
Carl E. Moore moved Monday to
the Tyler property, in East Green
brier, and also killed hogs. He says
he is enjoying sausage, ribs and back
bones.
A. A. Wilson and wife attended the
annual conference at Conway Satur-
day and Sunday.
Joe Harvey has just completed
new residence in the southwest part
of Greenbrier for w. J. Snow.
J. B. Thomas & Son, who are drill
ing we'll for George Hawkins, east
of Greenbrier, struck four and one
half foot vein of coal Monday.
December |.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-02
MARTINVILLE SCHOOL NOTES

With an enrolment of 95, our
school is progressing nicely, with new
students still enrolling. We are
pleased to have Russell Hare and
Miss Bessie Maddox with us as board
ing pupils from Damascus.
The School Improvement Associa-
Ition and the literary society have
been reorganized and are doing good
work. The S. I. A. realized about
500 out of its supper given Thanks
giving night.
The boys and girls have organized
their basketball teams and are now
in the field to play surrounding
schools. The boys team played Da-
mascus Thanksgiving, the game re-
sulting IS to IA, in favor of Damas-
Gus. The boys team went to Quit
man Saturday, November 27, and
played closely contested game, IL
to IL, in favor of our boys. Damas-
Gus will bring her boys and girls
next Saturday and play our teams.
The following pupils made excel
lent grades the past month and are
on the honor roll: First grade, Jettie
Harmon, Ruby Martin, Lou Lee Mar
tin, Hyder Williamson, Cordella
Beene and Doyle Sans; fourth grade,
Hardin Martin, Quinn Nisler, Earl
Miller, Harold Martin, Dale Martin
and Grace Vineyard; fifth grade,
Montine Martin; sixth grade, Floyd
Martin and John Hendrickson; sew
enth grade, Jean Williamson, Floy
Martin and Earl Holyfeld.
Parents, your frequent appearance
at school will be much encouraging to
pupils and teachers.
Everett Singleton, Teacher.