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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25
SeIbttmoro oocr ,tatlrIiMer
3oDeSfau?
Mer5tc bcs Mcrep Soipitals bcbanp.
ten, Saf SelbitmprS bprliest,
iuigrcnb Guruner auf natiir-
ltd)em Spbcsfall beitcbt.
9serpoler 3lllanmenbrltdo, Ialltet So.
roners l1nterlud)ung.

j Isle fon1len getroit idreiben, baB
SRI. Srma 8oege, 0ie arl Sonntag
81 friiber Morgenltun6e in ibrem'
Seine, SEQ. 1884 Miplep StraBe; r6=
d)elr0 aufgefllloen ipurbe, auf 1atiir=
lidle @eile geltor6en lit lt11o nidt
Selbitmorb begarlgeit ibat. @s liegt
peil l1erpDler 3nlanrmel1brltd}" por.
s(ae 3eitungen o0er @er5te, bie er=
flare1, DOB SRI: 9ioege 9%elbitntprof
b%egargen Dat, irren iid1. SSddJi babe
Sen Sl1balf oas Magens SET IoDtelt
perlonlid ul1terludjt unto nid)fs ge=
fll1oem, bas anf eirelt Selblt1noro
id)lieben laBt. SG merbe feinel1 Ssttz
qleif abbalten." 3iesn maren t ole
@prte, ole @oroner 81. sSobn Q.
gantapell eilem @eridterltatter bprl
Ser 3empfrat" gegenirber ng%e6raudp
tie, a4s er bon bielem t%elepboniid)
|ilber BEN Gadnerbalt befragt mlir0e.
Mltf ser anoeren 5eite lagte1 sic
%leitenoen Ier5te oes MercD Splpi=
tals, tpobin Sri. Mpege ~ol1r Counting
DeDraen NIT elmer MmbulanS geldnfft
muroe, nnO no lie eittige Stl1nben
ro6 ibrer @inlieferung Das 2eben
aufgab, gu oen1lelben 8eridteritatter,
]0aB Sri. &oege in ielbltmoroeriiher
sl6iidt ben Sltbalt elmer 5laide, bie
. fe11= ODER Stiefelidmar5e entbalten,
geleert batte, rno 0aB 5pltren bon
oteler Sdtpar5e in ibrem Magen auf=
%gefunben mlroen. MnBeroem mar
I5rl. &oege eil1e 8anineertraftfrunfe,
10. =, oaB lie @aniqe4grtraft in gro=
ben Mengen 5u lih arafa1,, un6 Dob
oiei Ter grtraft al,f i6ren a0irper ben-
lelben gffeft batte, 1uie' Meorpbiltm
Iooer Opium a1f Die @idtliudtigen.
Sier 1ino oie Mltsiagen bon bret
Mer5ten. 5rpei fit, ltn0 cine bagegen.
,8er bat 8edt?
SRI. &oege mnroe ann Gonntag 5l1
rllber W%orgen1tunoe bon ibrem 8rll<
Del, Senrp &oege, itsbneno I'M 51laf-
511nn1er ibrer @obnung altfgefunoen.
Isle lp1roe nad bem W1ercp @oipital
gebradt, MO lie cine 5fnnoe lpater
Dos 3eitlihe legnete. a
Sri. &oege batte atn 13. Sebraqr
1876 81 9apenport 0as 2idt Ser
@elt erblidt l1no fat a1d bter ibr
Sebelt lang gepobrtt. Mnber ibrer
Wtutter, 6ral1 Marp Goese, Ml1ter=
laBt Die 9~erltorber1e BEN oben er1pab1<
ten 9rlloer, @erlrp &oege, 8alter
9ioege bon Seattle, @aib, Sorrp
9tpege bon Chicago, ST., Serman
uno gert Moege DON Gapenport.
9ie geiiebung erfolgt beute Mor=
gen I'M 8 llbr bonn Beerbignngs-
.etabliilement DON geiilen 1ll1o Sart-
mig allf 0em Ni1re Sill Jrieobofe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25
Goli5eidjcf brinst 3rdt in 2epartc=
nnc1tt.
Sobn Cites Miro 5l1rr @ebeimpoIi5i
item %beforbert.

Goli5eidef Charles @pettder aiebt
jest id)arfe 5aiten al1f, uno, ebe er
in Der stabt mlfrdllmt, iiebt ct lidy
erltll1al ietn eigenes Ypli5eioeparte=
l1el1t OIL.
81 miiiien jest 3. g. ale III ser
Noli5eiitotion beldaftigten Sergean=
ten Qtniformen traeelt Elm gefebl, Ser
1dDon frllber beitano, aber ni6t ourd=
gefubrt ipllroe. Naditebeno bringen
mir Die geltern slbeno beim Mppea
perlelenen Gegeln uno 8efeble oes
4Soli5eiGefs OH leine l1nterbean1te:
0abenport> "a. Mpril 1916.
9ie n%ad)Itebenoen &egell1 un6
gorldriften fir oas 9oli5eioeparte=
ment treten Iienstag, Sen 25. Mpril,
in Strait:
y Mae 8eamten, sic 6es gaqes
arbeiten> miiiien pl1nft z llbr Weor=
gems in Der NoIi5eiitation iein .uno
lammtlide @oli5ilten bes Departe=
ments baben iid Inn 6 llbr Mben0s
gum Nppeu ein5ufinoen; es lei oenn,
IoaB file megen 5eblens bon ibren
gorgelebten entiduloigt iino.
|. y 3ie Wittogsltanoen fir sic $50
~li5ilten lino 1pie folgt gu 11ebmen:
Natrouile l. 3, 5, z, 9 nno ii
bon 1f1bis 12 l1br.
Natrouiae 2, A, 6, s un0 10 bon
- bis / ltbr.
Sic Natrol= uno Mmbalonabeom=
te apie fol9t:
Die s(mbulan5beamten bon IL bis
~ lbr; Die Observation-Disclosures
bon IL Bis / l1br; oie g~erfebrspoli=
5flten Don IL bis 1 l1br; ser 9ultler=
9eartt bon II bis 12 l16r lrno ser
.serttQon Sergeant Don - Bis 1
llbr.
y 9lde uniformirten eamten, ME
Noli5iiten, gtationsbeamte, Ser.
febrspoli5iiten, Silfsmarl6al, Ser
illlon= uno gl1ltiergeanten muilen
Hniformen tragen.
a Mle 8eanten miiiIen lire ge-
rtdte redt5eiti9 n1sfiaen> es lei
penn, Dab lie bon ibren porgelebte1,
iWearten anoere gefeble erbalten ba-
ben.
|. 81 Die @ertiuonzs ergeoiten rper-
Den Die germeliungen porl1ebme,,
lll10 lo1ltige 9efeble ausfii6ren, sic
lb11en BON Dem @oli5eidef ooer anoe-
rem porgelebten geamtcn aeqeben
1iperoen. ST nnB 5n jeoer 3eit Uni
form tragen.
9 Seoer geamte, Ser gegen 6iele
He9l1lat1ol1e1 n1lo 9eTe6le peritoBt,
lolro DOM Eoli3eidef NIT elmer 5tra-
fe belest lperoen.
Seq. CHARLES @oettder,
Goli5eid)ef.
l.. Sle 11adfolgenoen @cranoerungel,
I'M Noli5eioeparten1ent loQen bon
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25
Ncgcr luirb ,ucsen gergebcns scsen
bic Mtanmsslfte inter 8iirsIdaft
gcitcllt.

@egen angeblider meiBer 5flape-
rel miro Ser Sdauar5e elmer Groap
nflter Siirgidaft 5llt1l getrage BON
$1,000 gebalten, bis Die gerbano-
hung ieines Ero5eIies mabre1tb 0es
Sftober=Iernins i'm @unoesbe5irfss
.gerihts CUR 8erba1blnng gelangt.
gsa9 elmer mebrIiin0igen Ser
banolung am 5onmabetlo fonnte iid
Die SlrD ridt einigen unb mltroe
Desbalb BON neutrality-suspicious.
Martin S. @aoe entlaife1. @dire
ero1D auBeritan0e gemeie1 Die @iirg-
ldaft gu itellen, 10 batte er Bis gum
Oftober in lltlterilldmlgsDaft gebal=
ten merben miiilen. I.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25
9apenpurterin itirbt in Gbicagu.

Srall @iuiam S. Meper, bic Got
tin zines frii6eren @emobners Dor
0abenport, ieg11ete geitern Mtorger
IN Gbicago bas 3eitlidle. Sic Ser.
itorbene bette lit Ser hieligen Stao:
piele Srellnbe; namentlid) ullter Ser
alterel 8emobnern 9apellports. 81,
9abingeidieoene fat nit ibrcm @at
ten 5ltlaml1el1 Die lettelt 40 Sabrc IL
Gbicago geiDobnt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25
9sfaler BetuberiA9

9apenport, "a. slpril.
9rrdldmitts : @arpmeterItano 29.99
3l1rdJdllitts Gen1peratl,r . . 81
@oblte 5emperatl1r ibe1te 62
NieOriglte 5emperatllr leste Nad)t 46
Nornale Ienrperatur fir SO
Sabre 81
Dnrdidnittltde gen1dtipfeit s.r
Suit 60
gSieocridlog IN "a gtlrnSen COG
Sprberr lde1oe @inbridtl1ng 9e@.
@~allerltanD linn Z l1br Morgens 1875
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25
An5eigen.
3ooessMm5ei8e.

Srellnoen uiro @efannten hermit
o1e trallrissee sNahridt, Dab meine
Sdiple9erm nnD llniere liebe 5a1te,
i 9oris 9etu
am gamstas, Ben %. Mpril, Mpreers
frilb itln 4 llbr 20 Min. uah Ianaem.
l1dtperen 2eioen i'm SITTER bpn S8 Sahs
rem, 2 0tonaten lr1o 25 Gagen ianft
entldlafen lit.
9as aeidenbegdnsnib finoet am
g%fenstag, ben 25. Mpril, 9tadmittaas
Inn | llbr, bpm SrauerbauIe, So. Hip
tpeltlide 5. StraBe, per @utompbil aua
1ad9 DEM 8lue @raB Center Sriebbpfe
lfatt.
linn ltiles geileio bitten Sic tiefbe<
tritbten @interbliebenen:
Sans Suctsfclbt, Gdpaaer,
MuS.23,25t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25
spiritnOien-@ crfanfcr ,uerocn ber,1r.
tleilt.

Soma Gitp, "a. Mpril. @bpi1
WftrpbD nnb 9bomas golto,1 tpllr-
Den geitern bes Gerfanfens bon @pi-
r1t1tolen innerbalb bes Staates Soma
ltberfii1rt nn6 5l eitter @el6itrafe
bon lie $500 ber1lrtbeilt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25
|1ienstag, Ben 25. Mpril 1916, an ii

H. W." Sl'S " 0AI!t 0epellllpullOl=
item beforoert morbel1, ul1O bet als
lein Serritoriltm oas Mepier Don Ser
BraoD strabe meltlid, bis sur @ar=
rem StraBe 5uertbeilt erbalten.
Yoli5iit @alligan ninlmt ote Stelle
bon Noli5iit 2a@range on stations=
pult ein.
0ie raditeben0en @eamlten lperoen
Die folgel1oen &epiere abpatrouiai=
rem:
Natrouille 1 ~ Mm Saae @illiam
g@ad; Nadts gmil .@pet6.
Gatr. 9 Mnt Iage Garl Soltle;
9tahts elmer &a11bolpb.
Gatr. 3 Sim Sage Sionep 9a=
Grange; Madts Moeler.
Gatr. 4 - slm Iaae gSmoro
@lidfban; 9eadts @illiam Stiff.
Natr. 5 -slm Sage Sobn' 8rpa11t;
9sndts &1lebl. 3.5'a "
,,a sstr: as 6 H. ." ! Sage p%afsent;
Natr. Sim Gd5e SSobn .Jlue=
gel; Mi6ael -&oppes.
Ratr. s ~ Sim Gage 9eterlen;
geadts SSa111es garrol.
Natr. 8 m Sage Senrp sssanl=
len; geadts Se11rg Nanlm.
Natr. 10 Mnt Gage Charles
|Seiien; Ra6ts ,ssiniam gonnoIe.
Eatr. II 80 9lt1t Idge @iliam
sdme1oin; Nadts SSSqStes Mlger.
MltBer0em bat Ser 8oli5eidef SEN
Observation-Disclosures, Mutomobili=
item oeren Maidinen feline 1916 2i=
sens fii6ren1 unO 9lutomobiIbelieern,
oeren araftlpagen SIT greQe 9idter
anfrpeiler, Sen &rieg erflart.
@eltern Mbeno mur6en meaer
nebertretltng ser Observation-Disclosures
1lar5 Die nabfolge10en gllltonobili-
item perbaftet:
S. 81. slnos, elm @leftrifer in
9ieniten Ser gri=Gitp Wleetric So.
.. g. Zimmerman, elmer Ser Meit=
i11baber oer3immernlat Steel @orfs
gu 8ettenoorf.
y. Us. g~tenff1attt1, Der ge1tber Der
8arage an Der 3. StraBe llno @e=
|ltern Npe. tpie altd Der @%ertreter ser
Muburn Mlltomobile Company.
SRI. 9flttb 8iibop, cine 5tl16entin
'nno 5obter bon 5ionep $. @ilbop,
I9to. 2721 Broop StraBe.
Ole obengenannten bier llebertre=
ter Der Observation-Disclosures tper=
Den iid bellte Dor @oli5eimagiltrat
Igrnit Glaniien 5u perantlporten ba=
ben.
Noli8eidef CHARLES goett6er tragt
1id NIT Dem @eoanfen, in Ser @oli<
5eiItation ooer in ser Mnep, sic bin-
ter Der Staotbaue l4nft, Elm 8rett
a11brlngen 81 laiien, on Dem bic
,sheinmerfer Ser Mfaldineu ser 90
benporter foitenlos %gen1elien nno NIT
Der Sroinan5 in ginf(ang gebraht
meroen fDrnelt.
5erner fperoen Don jeet an sic
gerfebrspoli5iiten an ,sonnabeno
M6enoen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BON Ser
Gegierungsbriide bis nod ser 3. nnb
|@arren straBe leilten, un Die Groi=
11al15 an oieler, an SonnabelOen
!belebten SteQe, aufredt 5u erbalten.
lgafilr peroell Die 8erfebrspoli5iitel;
Ian g%onntagen bonn Dienite illspen=
loirt lein.
8pli5eidef cr9alt ,,e1es sl,tumubil.
I, 3ie Foli5ei= unb Ieuerfommiilion
fano geitern fir notbig, Bob Ser $50
li5eid)ef ein grobes Mllton1obil gu lei
l1er Verfiiglltg babelt mllB. Gent
e~ntlpredenoe Sdritte lolen idon bei
Der nadite1 Notwithstanding
eingeleitet 1peroen. Cine in engIi=
ider Sprade erideinenbe Nadmit=
tags5eitu11g batte be1auptet, oaB Die
&omniiiion Dem Yoli5eidef Die ge-
tpiligung zines Nutontobils abge-
idlagen batte. \
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25
3inilinsenieltrc balten bente grufe
Scr anmlang ab.

Mle Ml15eid)en be1ten barol1f fin,
BOB Ser gipil engineers Stub beute
9tadmittug ltn0 Mbello int Gon1ner-
eial Club feline grobte @erianlmlung
lett leilem gelteben abbalten miro.
elmer 9roben 8eid)dftsper lammlungH
miro fid elm JeiteI1en, anldlieBen.
Yin MISUNDERSTANDING, in bei-
lel 9fllnlnlern MitglieDer oes alubs
mitruirfell, lit 5l1iamnengelteat tuor-
Den.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25
@eriamm glnseise.

Die @riioer Ser Scott 2oae go.
81 S. 3. .. s., meroen eriud)t, lid
anl Mittapoh, 26. slpril, Inn / llbr
III Der SOo 6ellom &aue 5ll periam:
mell1, nm iid an Der 81. Sabres.
feier 81 betbeiligen.
So9 @erabera, gefr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25
BeherbuidA

@oibineton, %. glpril.
Sir Sllinois ulb Soma: Ibeiipeiie
triib 3ienstag laao M}ittpo1, me-
Mig Menoerlllla lit Sen1peratur.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25
n@ig 6ipc @nn glmb"s @ettidiehen,

Der ugig Sine Gun Club" bielt
am 5onntag Nadmittag bei Dent
pradtpouen 8etter al1f oem ,6ipe
Mile &onie Shiitenitano iein critics
o~iesjabriges @ettidieBen as, bei Sem
folgenoe &elultate er5ielt muroen:i
SDdltleiltung 40 Nunfte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25
bethlehem

uerbenbtrd Satnpf gut nxb btdts ses
retrtst. 8ettiibershse ,perber eetuas
Idea uni sendbt, fotpie Natrrt.n ut
eMSaebekert
3a1s 8asaer, 1113 4efh. & etr,
OAsentsrt. sSssipA.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25

Cine por5iielide sllslpabl Ser
ollerneuel ten ullO belten Sapeten fir
aile 3lmner 81 mabigen Greiielt.
Sobn 81. @ittlper, S05 @elt 3. Str,
Iapellport.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25

@eitdt: 2 Biz 3 moberne 3immer.
tpeln m6gli6 NIT Sriibitiid, I'M &C.
ldydftstbeil Der @tabt. 6. Sdnlbt, $40
ctr. Sci. $3.50.
19,20,21,22t.
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Gmaet8ett fir
ar5ettsSI6te, Bertanfe, Ne7sxts,
Rpknnnaen etc.

tn bteier Stllbru tperben far einen Eaa
bic a1 elmer 8ode gu ben na9folgene
ben Staten tnlerirt: Bis gu bier ReiIea
ober beren @lur1 soc. iiber bier u,tl
big al a4t 8eilsr $1.00. Seine Gna
5eige tpirb fit ]" alS Soc n,tqes
t1Dilt1ltett.
Sir steQenge,nAe tDtrb bti etn. tts'
s!e9Smaliger Snferticu 25c bere5net.
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3t perfanfen: gIeftriIde @afdmaz
ldine. Selepbon 558, 9auenport.
19,1@t.

@erlatgt: Gin Mann ooer Srau, en-,
gastrt in einem groBen gtabIi1ement,
I'm als infer @ertreter 3u fnngirer1.
Gin gutter @erbienit Tam er3ielt tpers
ben, obne bab es binberIi9 nit Der res
glldren Nrbeit lit. g%mpfebIunger Qes
piini6t. Ioreiie inter .152", vSer
Set1Dtrat". 2O,ba
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25

Serlanst: @eutldes Waab1en fir
9ausarbeit. 2245 ipetI. 8. ctr.
23,1@t.
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@erlamst: 2mlfjnnee n11o Inn III Ser
s9,fftce gu arbetten. Mllb IA Sabre aft
ODER barilber fem. Ser 9cmDfrat".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25

g%erla,et: me1enser gob, 16' Sabre
ali. ytad5nfragen bel Der @eitern ltni.
pr, 219 Srabb ctr. 2O.21,22,23t.
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gerlanaf - maohen fir onaemeine
9alisarbeit. Nrs. 6. $. Silence, 7O5
Drain Str. 22.1@t.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1916-01-10

HUNDREDS OF PAIRS OF
LOTS IN SHOES, ON
BARGAIN COUNTER. SOME CUT
TO HALF THE REGULAR PRICE.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1916-01-10
GOLDEN WEDDING
CELEBRATED HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Dunaway,
Sr.. today celebrated the fftieth an
niversary of their marriage at the
home of their son, l.. S. Dunaway,
119 South Faulkner street. Present
were their children, NJ. f. Dunaway
and DR.. w. C. runaway of Little
Rock, Prof. O. l.. Dunaway and Mrs.
Fanny Dunaway Hogan of Hot
Springs; John ID. Dunaway, Jr., and
Miss Hettie Jane Dunaway of this
city. Julian G. Dunaway of Seattle,
Wash, and l.. S. Dunaway of this
city, who was out of the city, were
unable to attend Several of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dunaway's friends from Con
way and E. H. Dunaway of Morril-
ton and Miss Lena kincheloe of Little
Rock also were present.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1916-01-10
JUDGE TOO ILL TO
OPEN court TODAY
SPECIAL JUDGE TO SIT
) JANUARY TERN FAULKNER
CIRCUIT COURT WILL CON
NENE ONE DAY LATE.

On account of the illness of Judge
Thomas c. Trimble, who is confined
to his home in Lonoke with la grippe,
the January term of Faulkner circuit
court will not convene until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. Prosecuting
Attorney James r. Reed, also of Lon
oke, arrived this morning and an
nounced the courts indisposition.
Although he has received no official
announcement, Circuit Clerk A NJ.
Ledbetter said today that special
judge will be elected to sit during the
present term, or until Judge Trimble
RECEIVERS sufficiently to assume the
duties, when court convenes tomor-
row. Local practicing attorneys will
elect the special judge, who, as pre-
scribed by law, shall have had at
least six years practice, and who shall
be at least % years old.
Clerk Ledbetter SAID that the dock
ct will not be reset, but that the cases
set for today will come up tomorrow,
and that the remaining cases will
come up for hearing one day follow
ing the day originally set.
The docket is unusually light this
term, there being only 72 cases es-20
criminal and 81 civil-on the calen-
dar. 1t is expected the session will
be concluded within one week.
Probably the most important case
to come up at this term is that of
Jake Bird, charged with murder in
the first degree for killing Thomas
n. Acton after Acton had fatally
stabbed Virgil Bird, Jake Birds son
and Acton's son-in-law. Bird was
tried on the same charge last July,
but the jury was unable to agree up
on a verdict.
Civil cases will be heard until Fri
day, when the criminal cases will be
taken up. The grand jury will go
into session shortly after court CON
venes tomorrow.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1916-01-10
TO EXCL DESERTERS
FROM PENSION ROLLS

Little Rock, Jan. 10.-Col. d. NJ,
Cloud of Benton, chairman of the
committee of Confederate Veterans
of Arkansas, which is to draft a new
Confederate pension bill, has notified
State Commander Jonathan Kellogg
that he is ready to begin the task,
All members of the committee will
draft bills and the one to be present
ed before the next legislature will
contain the best features of all.
State Commander Kellogg will sub
mitt his ideas on the bill, chief of
which is most stringent clause
against deserters securing state pen
sions. The new bill will be drawn
to exclude everyone not entitled to a
pension, with particular stress as to
deserters.
1t is estimated that there are sew
eral thousand deserters on the rolls
now, and their presence there de-
prives those who are entitled to re-
ceive pensions, of several dollars
each. These illegal pensioners have
already started opposition to the bill,
according TO Commander Kellogg,
and as most of them are backed up
by politicians, they will make things
hum in an effort to defeat the bill.
The Sons of Veterans have pledged
their support to the measure, and are
expected to get it through the legisla-
tura
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1916-01-10
RhOTON ADDRESSES Big
CROWD AT COURT HOUSE

Lewis Rhoton of Little Rock, for
mer prosecuting attorney of Pulaski
and Perry counties, and candidate
for attorney general of Arkansas, this
afternoon made an address at the
court house in Conway, asking the
voters Of Faulkner county for their
support. Mr. Rhoton's only avowed
is John d. Arbuckle of Fort
Smith, but it is said Wallace Davis,
the incumbent, appointed to the posi-
ton by Governor Hays after the
death of Attorney General Moose,
probably will make the race.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1916-01-10
STATE MANAGER HERE
FOR INSTALLATION

II E. Miller of Little Rock, state
manager for the Woodmen Of the
World fraternity in Arkansas, will
he present tonight and participate in
the joint installation OF officers Of
officers of Conway camp No. So,
Woodmcn of the World, and Holly
Grove lodge No %, Woodmen Circle,
in the w. O. w. hall on Railroad
avenue The ceremonies viii begin
at Z O'Clock All members are asked
to be present
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1916-01-10
SCOUTS KEEP BUSY
But SAY NOTHING

The Boy Scouts recently enjoyed a
very interesting and practical talk on
first aid, given by Dr. G. u. Huddle-
ston. AS many Of them are prepar-
ing for examinations for higher rank
it was especially helpful. They hope
to enjoy several more talks of sim
liar nature The boys have not been
making much fuss lately but have
been quietly improving their scout
work so that now they are in much
better shape than ever before. Sew
eral very interesting and educational
events are being planned that will
do much to help them.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1916-01-10

ASPIRANTS FOR GOVERNOR 3
CHAIR NEITHER DAVIS NOR
ANTI-DANIS MEN

The division Of the old jeff DAVIS
political faction and leaders between
the camps of Dr. c. II. Eroaeh and
Secretary o. State Earle ". HODGES,
candidate for governor, has caused
Waat politicians agree Is one of the
NEST surprising situations ever seen
in state politics.
1t is generally agreed that the with
Idrawai Of former Congressman z. {.
1el}ae from the race leaves the field
without any anti-Oayis candidate. d
lneW occurrence in politics. Neither
lls there Davis candidate. While
! Attorney General Wallace Davis.
Frank Pace, Pcnitcntiary Commis-
sioner }, A. Bradshcr and other
Davis leaders are in Dr. Bfouah s
camp, Governor Hays and many of
his supporters who were identified
with the old Davis faction are sup
porting Mr. Hodges. 1t is ques-
ton among politicians which Of these
candidates anti-Davis men like Sta-
lphen Brundidge OF Seafey and others
will support since the withdrawal ol
Mr. McRae. Judge L. G. Smith Of
Dewitt, The other candidate for eov-
Iernor, so far does not claim amcag
his supporters any we'll known Lead
ers of the Davis or aati-Davis fa@-
tions.
Another surprising feature Of the
campaign at present is the attitude
of aspirants for the United States
senate. Smead Powell Of Camden.
who is an avowed candidate To sue
Iceed Senator Joe 7. Robinson in
I191S, has announced he win be active
for Dr.. Brough Senator Robinson
and one of his closest political
friends, A. j Walls, chairman Of the
State Central Committee also are be
ing identified with The Drou4h forces
Former Governor Geo. w. Dona-
.ehey and Associate Justice W f..
Kirby, also aspirants for the Senate,
have not announced who they viii
be for in the governor race.
Senator James 2. Clark has not
been considered a likely candidate to
succeed himself in 1920 until recent
ly. In announcing recently that he
will not be a candidate for delegate
at large to the Democratic national
Senator Clarke said: Il
am through with elections at the
present time This is taken Big some
to indicate he will again he a candi-
date for the Senate four years hence.
The withdrawal of Mr. McRae
means the end of attempts of some
of the former candidates to arrange
for a joint campaign between the
candidates for governor, it is be
lieved. Mr. McRae had called
meeting for Friday, but his with
drawal caused the meeting to fail to
results. Representatives of DR.
Brough, Mr. Hodges and Judge
Smith expect to meet in Little Rock
tomorrow to further consider the
matter, but it is considered improb-
able any action will be taken. Both
DR.. Brough and Mr., Hodges have
outlined their itineraries in different
parts of the static Gazette,
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1916-01-10
BASKETBALL SEASON
OPENS AT HENDRIX

The basketball season at IendriS
College viii be opened at A O'Clock
this afternoon when the Seniors meet
the Juniors and the Sophs play the
Freshies. Each of the four college
classes and the senior academy class
has team in the field Two games
will be played on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Saturdays until February
Is. when the season closes The
school will not participate in inter
collegiate games this year.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1916-01-10
ARMISTEAD MITCHELL HOST.

The display of many relics from
Samoan Islands was feature of
an entertainment given Saturday
night by Armistead Mitchell, at his
home on Center street, which was at
tended by about 20 couples. Many
interesting parlor games and contests
also We're enjoyed. A delicious
menu was served. Mr.. Mitchell was
assisted in entertaining by his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Edward
Mitchell.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1916-01-10

show window Of the Racket Store,
end states that he will awaken him
tonight at Z o'clock at the Grand. The
young man will remain in the win
dow until that time. Prof. Caruthers
is said to be one of the worlds most
successful hypnotists. He will appear
at the Grand the first three nights
this week The admission will be Is
and p cents.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1916-01-10

AMONG THE THOUSANDS OF
OTHER EXCEPTIONAL BAR
GAINS IN OUR CLEARANCE
SALE WE WILL HAVE FOR THE
OPENING DAY ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY HOUSE DRESSES,
THIS SPRINGS STYLES, 79c, csc,
$1.25, $1.35 IND S1.S5, ABOUT
HALF THE ACTUAL VALUE.
COME EARLY. THEY WON'T
LAST LONG. w. M. HARRELL &