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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
SLABS HIS BROTHER FOR
WEARING HIS CLOTHES
"ernrrd Holden Then Pays Ano,b.r
"oy FIFTY Cents to Accompany
Him to the Police Stnttn.

oil fingered because his brother persist
gu p IN wearing his new suit OF clothes
nernard Bolden, fifteen ycar-old M.
gro BOY. met James Bolden In the alley
oehind their home. In the rear OF I03 IL
north Twenty ninth Street. late last
hight and stabbed him TO death with
putcher Knife. James Bolden died
," the alley fence before Ambu-
ahce surgeon Childress could reach
n INN. Bernard Bolden paid Willie
Green 90 cents to accompany him in
walk to the First Precinct Station.
who're he surrendered himself to po.
licemcn Kidd and Cline.
IN his cell early this morning. Bern
ara Boiden recounted the details which
led up to the killing. He told how
inc Older brother had persisted in
wearing his clothes and in beating him.
re said he always got the worst OF
these encounters until he resorted TO
the use Of the knife. He seemed to bo
unaware OF the gravity Of the charge
against him and was unmovcd by tho
i lact that he had killed his brother.
The negroes moved to Richmond from
camden N. j.. several years ago.
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SILVER WEDDING is
HAPPILY CELEBRATED
Mr. md Mrs. Philip ColuvItn Host and
Hostess on Twcnty-Eifth
Anniversary,

MIR. and Mrs Philip Coluvita. of 2627
West Grace Street. celebrated theiL
twenty-hfth wedding anniversary on
wednesday night at Colombo Hall.
Father Magri. of ST. Peters Catho.
dral. opened the celebration with an
impressive address. paying high tri-
Dute To the happy couple. in closing he
performed Il ceremony when Mrs Cola
vita received Il second wedding ring.
her original wedding ring having been
lost several years ago AS the hon.
ored couple stood in the midst OF tho
palms which decorated the stage, they
were Il model Of perfect happiness and
gave one the impression of Il couplo
about to he married instead of entcrinu
their twenty-sixth year OF welded life
Mrs. Coavita WAS dressed appropri-
atcIy III gown Of silvcr-Sray gcor.
gctte crepe drapcd over tareta, trim
med with silver beading and lace AZ
ter receiving Father Magri's blessing
all Joined In a merry evening OF dane
ing.
About midnight an elaborate supper
was served. The tables were spread
for $50 guests, being decorated with
silver candle sticks. All were favored
with roses and grotesque hats J. w
Bliiey acted as toast master and his
witty remarks caused much merrimcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
POLICEMAN KILLS NEGRO
IN HAND-TO-HAND FIGHT
Officer Weiss Fires Bullet Through
George Howc's Heart When
Latter Clutches Throat.
rATHoLNiAN HELD BLAMELEss
Wounded Man Hurried To Station
House. but Dies Before Ambulance
Surgeon Arrivcs-Goods i'll Hts
Possession Believed Stolen.

II; a hand 20 hand encounter with II
supposed burglar carl. ,ais morning.
policeman Weiss of the FIRST Precinct
station shot George Howe, coiorcd.
through the heart, inilictiuS wound
from which the negro died before Am
lmlancc surgeon Ch!ldresS could arrive.
yWciss was standing in the mouth OF
the nllcy, between Thrtccnth and
Fourteenth and Main and Franklin
streets. when he saw the negro APP
nroa ching with "A large basket in his
hand About the same time the negro
saw the officer and lodged into dark
cprncl Weiss remained III the shadow.
aad finally saw the man making Tor
~ blind alley which leads Oh from
TIC main one.
.Thc officer ran after him and cams
nm with him. Weiss drew his revolver
;s,d. roiutinS ii at tn. negro. oruercd
him 10 proceed toward the street. IN
his other hand tho officer carried ms
whistle. As they approached the mouth
Of the alley Howe suddenly turned on
tho officer and, grabbing him hy the
throat. cndeavnred 10 strike hih Wi'h
i'm iron papcrweisht which he carried.
.yI't'ICt:R SHOOTS WHEN
NEGRO CLtTCIlES THROAT
The two men tuss!cd and fought over
the alley for several minutes before
the negro dropped the pnperwciSht and
rlutchcd the officers neck with both
hands Weiss then raised his niStoi
:iId fired The bullet penetrated Howe ;
heart ami he dropped TO tho ground.
weiss sounded his distress signal and
Policemen Bosquctt and foscnau
FASTENED TO him, arriving in few min
utes. They summoned the patro! and
ambulance. directing DR. Childress to
meet them at the First Precinct Sta
ton. Howe was taken there, but died
before the surgeon arrived.
: In the basket carried by Howe were
found an unopened box Of cigars, two
large packages of cigarettes, four
packages of candy, two of them being
five pound packages; u salt and pepper
cruct and Il toothpick holder. In his
pockets the officers found post cards
bearing the name OF George Howe. and
q large bunch Of Skeleton" keys. a
bank book from the First National
and it is from this that the police
hope 10 establish definitely the identity
of tho dead man. or the name Of the
persons he robbed last night;
Weiss is one of the new policemen
who began active work with the TWEEN
ty-five additional men ASSIGNED 10 DUTY
4. short time ago He .,aS not ar
rested last night as :, result Of the
shooting. but warrant will be exc
rnfed on him to-day. The bringing
OF charge against him is a formal
ity. Major Werner and Captain Soweu
were at the First Station at the time
the shooting occurred and neither Of
them attached any blame to the Of
hcer' being of the opinion that he sho,
IN self-defense
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He called upon r. Francione. Chasla
Ira fieri. George Sorg. DR.. C. II. Robins,
4. Gonnella and Thomas Bowles for
speechcs and all spoke words of high
es. conmendation and praise of ther
host and hostess. expressing their do.
sire to be present at the celebration of
their golden wedding.
Mr. Colavita extended his thanks for
the generosity OF all his friends which
was SHOWN by the beautiful silver gifts
reserved and Indicated his pleasure nj
him on their occasion. VAN
besides the immediate family and
tneir friends wero tho followinr ont.
oi-town guests: Mrs. II. Nora and
Misses Misses Zelda and Helen Nora ~
washington. and Misses Mae and Flor.
New York City. s'r' Oh
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
April 80. 1916.
compensation against sickness. accident

compensation against sickness, accident
and old age
Not one step has been taken by Con-
grcss to help secure these Industrial
conditions. Not one step has been
taken to secure the nationalist ton of
industry in time OF war. The railroad
business in particular. in so far as In
terstatc commerce and everything d.
rectly or indirectly connected with 1t
is concerned, should be made national
matter. with a national incorporation
law, and the whole power of regulation
(Which should itself be part of pro-
cess of encouragcmenD lodges in the
Federal Commission, the purpose being
10 encourage the business in every
legitimate way. while also seeing that
il is managed in the interest of the
public, no less of the investors, mana
gers and ge-workcrs. we can have
no national economic program until
we make ourselves really nation.
National needs cannot be met by con-
| iiicting locality actions. This is the
age OF cooperation. surely If
really are business people this means
that there should he co-operation and
not hostility between the government
ana the mighty agencies through which
alone modern business, especially in
ternational business. can I've manacc cd
Let the government regulate the cor
porationS; but let this regulation be an
incident OF hearty cooperation with
them TO secure their we'll being and
also the wcll-bcinG OF those who work
FOR them and OF their wcll-bcinE and
for them ana Of those for whom they
work. Capital must he organized on
q larger scale just as labor must he
organized on Il larger scale: hut, both
forms Of organization must Justify
themselves by showing that they are
not only beneficial to themselves but to
the people as whole.
CANNOT SURVIVE UNLESS
EXISTENCE Is JUSTIFIED
NO form Of government will survive
unless II can Justify its existence
i|oastinS about democracy won't make
democracy succeed. We are the great
est democratic republic and we are
false not only TO our own country, but
TO democracy everywhere if we do not
seriously endcavor to show hv our aC-
lions and success, that with us tho
many men can make a nation as eff
Gent as elsewhere nations have been
made efficient by n few men,
I'VE cannot afford TO leave this de-
nocracy of ours inefficient. If we do
II VIII assuredly some day go down in
ruin. We cannot afford To tolerate
with cynical Indifference the pork bar
rel theories of government so dear TO
the hearts OF politicians OF the haser
sort With a wealth of billions OF dol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
UNIVERSITY CLUB PICKS
PERMANENT QUARTERS
NrHiH-Eormed Social Organization
VIII Make Home at S25 West
Frnntilta Street,

The house at SGT West Franklin
Street was yesterday selected by tho
board of managers of the University
club, recently organized here, as it's
home, and arrangements have been
made for moving into the quarters on
June /. Selection was made after :,
meeting of the board at O'clock
The clubs first quSrters is,a spa
cious house. three stories high, we'll ar
ranged. and adapted to the purpose for
which 1T will be used. 1t has n from
tagc Of 40 feet on Franklin street,
and has good front lawn.
With it's membership drawn exclu-
sirely from college men who have
had at least two years OF collcgiat 10
training, the University Club was or
Ganizcd solely for social reasons
There are already about 800 applica-
tons for membership and many moro
are expected. y reading-room and IL
brary will be established in the club
house.
Wyndham Il. Meredith is president
of the club and the board of managers
includes the following members: J.
Scott Parrish, Colonel 10 Lane stern
DIR. Alfred Gray, George Bryan. DR.. J.
G. Metcalf, r. Justin Moore, T. Foster
Witt, 5. s. p. Pattcson, II. NJ Kent Jr.
treasurcr). :. Dahncy Crcnshuw, Cen
eral Charles j. Anderson. j. g. Du-
Val and G.. II. Winfrey (secrctary)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
lars. and a population OF 100. OOO, 900. we

lars. and population OF 100. 200. 900. we
cannot nnord to be in condition OF
utterly unstable social and indust ria
equilibrium. nor to see our sons grow
up stepped In n spirit Of, mere selfish
individualism. without a,f-control or
uiscipiine or sense OF cooperation. or
nrmness or purpose. We have great
individual capacity. This We must
Keep. But we must train it so that we
shali nave great collective capacity, so
that there may be that collective demo-
cratic power and discipline without
"hich no great modern democracy can
permanently subsist"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30

IN the spring OF 1898 ! was attacked nv
i"h.h'"I ana IuiamIuatory iuieu,untis,n
n"h"i.a hs only thos. who have IL Knew
~, 49, mr." years. tried remedy after
i']"'"E' ana doctor after doctor IN, snch
i;y.lti u" | received war only temno[nrv
r1iI,,,iSS;; '"un" :. r"'nedy that cured mo
nave given IL 70 a number Who w.r" ~
~ "n'"'rh "i,. 'N"u i"driddcn with Hhci,-
4as'a'"' h"i 1t effected Il cure in c"eTv
-, %"ni every sufferer from any form o,
t. ''TT,,'a',S Nohoir I" try this inarvnjons
m'"t'"s Dover. Don't send a cent. s,nniS
m'a,. your name and address, ana III,
~" /. Ire" !" try. Aficr you have ,iscG :,
SHI ~ hhh proven !ls"If 10 ho ~, w., -
.o""e" Tor means Of curing your Utc, ,,.s
Ji,, !"u may "cnd tho price 81 IL -
u"'l"t nut. understand, 10 not u,,,' "i'"
"'n"y ""I"SH you ar" perfectly s,ti.,tot, ','I
"'i'N ~ ISM itht fair Why s,,r., 10
.p"h'' wren positive relief o. INN. a.. ~
YOU TO" p"u't Gclay N,i,. "ct"d
MNNh u JACKSON, No. %. Il ,: ny
B!.E.. syracuse. =. y" 70 "Ht"oy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
DRY GOODS MEN OF SOUTH
OPEN CONVENTION HERE
Annual Meeting of Big Association
Will Begin at Jefferson ON
Wednesday.
MANY DELEGATES ARE COMING
Visitors Will BE Welcomed by Gov
crnOr Stuart and Mayor Ainslie.
Will Give Consideration to Stu
alton of DycStufiS.

Delegates from every section OF the
to Florida and Mississippi. to the
Southern Wholesale Dry Goods Asso-
citation. which will hold it's fifth an
nual convention i'll tho Jefferson Hotel
ON Wednesday and Thursday, will ar
rive in Richmond on Tuesday. Every
member of the association. which is one
of the strongest in tho United States
III the clothing line. will attend the
meeting.
Secretary Norman H. Johnson. OF this
city. who has just returned from Il trip
throughout the South, said that men,
berS of the association were expecting
the annual meeting this year to be OF
unusual Importance to them. The
meeting of the johbers will be one OF
the most important to come to Rich
mond this spring.
GOVERNOR WILL WELCOME
DELEGATES TO STATE
Tnc southern Wholesale Dry Goods
Association Is the largest organiza-
ton of the trade in the country. 1t
embraces &c per cent OF the jobbers
in Alabama. Florida. Georgia. Ken
lucky. mississippi. Louisiana, North
and South Carolina and Virginia The
discussions at the meeting will be
devoted entirely to the various phases
of the tobbing trade.
The opening session will be held on
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock in
the Jefferson Hotel auditorium. Gov
crnor Henry G. Stuart will welcome
the delegates on behalf OF tho State.
and Mayor George Ainslic will extend
the welcome of the city. The response
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
The Weather
NFurnished by u. $. Weather Burenuo

Forecast; Virginia
Fair Sunday aud
probably Monday.
North CurOIinn-
Fair in the interior,
unsettled on the
coast, warmer Sum
day; Monday prOb-
ably fair.
South CnrOlinR-
Fair md warmer
sunday; Monday fair.
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R h G u m a It's m
Remarkable Home Cure Given by One Who
Had TILE Wants Every Sufferer
TO Benefit

Send No M"ncy-Just Your Address
Years OF awful suffering and misery bov.
tdhEht THIS man. Mark II. jackson OF Syra
cHSe New York how terrible an enemy
20 hninan happiness rheumatism is and
nave given nun sympathy with all unfor-
Inmates who within it's grasr ~.
wants every rheumatic victim To- kpn,.
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l.nCnI llninfHll.

iftinfail last twenty-four hours. Non
Deficiency in rainfall since March
............... ............... 81
Deficiency IN rainfall since Jan
uary ............ Al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
AMERlCANlSM ON TRIAL.
SAYS COLONEL IN WEST
Continued from First pnrc

protection for N,,o..,oa,a-
protection for A,er,c,,
'1'' P'S'''on among
'"e "a,'ohS' protection for her when
she strives, as she ought to strive "a
bring peace TO Tho ros, or -,
And there can no ,"' world
,t,.ho,, ,, Such protection
-. ''o' ouShEpinS preparation
"'.t'ar!' social and Industrial"
eoionel Roosevelt pointed 10 wha, he
declared to be Tho na,iorrs .o,,. ''o
prepare since the Europcan war bo,
declaring that the House az po,ro,a.,
RtiV"s Inns taken what ,ncas,,ros /,
Gould TO interiors win ~ -
lions on D.hion N'e "'S"hiZa-
n, .,, ho,n we should have to rely
an" hurried efforts tn
our heeuS should we have TO nc,
=" a"Pp"ft OF our note tthc first Amcri-
can note TO Germany, and has n,..o,
ieeislation cNcelcntly desIppct -
Vent All cricin,,c,. 90 pre-
s,andnoi,,,. '''' 'he military
90
pon. ~" ihrr" IS no war" Colonel
rmost,i,,a,, =. ''nnr"' II viii be proof
~. Ma ',.. ~ fourteen months ago
~. !''""' ,t.cNidcnt that we meant
,hara Sn'o' "crmany would have
thn 49, H.r submarine policy and
iNeS OF thousands OF noncomhat
~ 80 W"Nid nave been saved, SO mat
Htooc Is al our doors because
".,-"' "hen we sent that note. TO
.nr '""' We meant what we said.
ne other hand. war does
IT.; "It u" cruel and II dreadful
- having had the amplest
pro' 'ui'''H anu :iinr 10 prepare for
.; :. on ,he largest scale. ~" ;;-.:ted into
e,,ea i"refhos'' having shown our
-, tPi"SSiF unable 10 provide In
o.'.,' ueSF"e 10 make our vast
sl'e"E'h eHcct!ve.
REllERATEs OPINIONS on N,.uo
. OF LARGER ARMY Am N.y,.
= Colonel Roosevelt r.i,oro,.h
Yiously uttered o,,i,i,,,. eu ms pre-
need tor :, la-p., '.u'hH
,iolu;ed 10 condi,io, m"n t''o
Mexico as illu.- "n"
needs in this r.s,o, '"'t'E
= Discussing iud,I.,,,., .
Colonel RoosDy.l, d.ri.,oS I ,,", e''i'eS'''
out IL "ihor. ca, i - Win
t1on for mili,ar,. s.r,i,'. D. "'' P''p"'a
:, "unless our inarstrins t,
fcieni he said "snd - my - :
Trained for this nor,ic,I,, are
advance, tho penalfv Win ~
hc paid in the snann oC -; ,'',"'E
Of life among our soldiors So vs.,
Cannot hc mo, by rn,or,,,, " NO.,
hnd managed nIau,e .i,i,a,,, " ''cu
4nould be some spcb IN e.r,.o - -.
and regulators Tnc rcod ~ J
10 educat. MANY nusi,.s. - ','n
means II giving then, ora.rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
Charged with Stealing.

Marie Byrd. colored. was arresto,
early this morning by Policemen Swee
and Rcrtucci on a charge of stealth,
Sls from tho person Of j. r. REYNOLDS
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I.ocnI Icmpcrnturc.

I.OchI Temperatures.
L. noon temperature. ....... "a
+. NJ temperatures ... a.
MaNinun temperature to T.. NJ. 81
Mlhimnm temperature to i, Nj. as
mean temperature ........ as
Normal temperature ........... 81
deficiency in temperature ...... 1
Deficiency in temperature since
March ! ....... ........ 147
Accumulated deficiency since Jam
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z cured, being discour-
n aged in their search for
\ cures elsewhere, the
s United Doctors are cur
5 ing them.
z WHILE the United
z W Doctors are daily
z talking through the
s press" of their knowl-
: edge and experience in
s the treatment of all
\ deep-seated diseases, as
u well as trouble with the
3 eyes, some people cry,
e "This method is I'M
s ethical!' but the sweet
: est music is the cry of
z those who have had
z their troubles removed,
and shout in the loudest
: terms their praises of
s the treatment accorded
s them by the United
5 Doctors.
q WHILE some may
6 w wonder whether
. the progressive and hu-
q name spirit of the con-
& scientious advertising
n practitioner is against
Y ethics, wise folks real
9 ize it is also against dis
q eases.
n If you are troubled
= with any of the follow
= ing disorders, take the
: common sense route; it
8 leads to the office Of the
D United Doctors.
= WIE specialize in the
> w trea TIM ent of
9 chronic diseases, viz:
z In deep-seated diseases.
s rheumatism, neuritis,
s lame back, neuralgia,
= lumbago, en- layged
: joints, ulcers, catarrh,
asthma, bronchitis, ner-
q vousness, goiter, drop
q sy, piles, rectal diseases
9 and all diseases of men.
q Consultation free.
3 Terms for treatment
: within the reach of all.
J Lyric Building
Z Suites Observation-Disclosures
( 3O9-31O
Z While Help Awaits He
4 Or She Who Calls.
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Son. Of Veteran. Called.

Members OF r. L. Ice Camp. No l.
Sons OF Confederate Veterans, are
called TO meet at 6OI East Grace Street
AT s o'clock on Monday evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
Local barometer Readings

5 =. NJ. Observation-Disclosures. 1905
Local observation at 8 u. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature. 81: humidity, CT: wine.
direction. southeast: wind velocity, 3
miles; weather. clear.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-10-30
BEGIN SURVEY
 OF VILON|A ROAD

A survey of the proposed highway from this city to the east line of the county, through Vilonia, was begun at Conway today by an engineer Of the state highway department. Meas urements were begun from the ter minus of the concrete on East Oak street. The engineer is being as sisted by J. R. Holmes, Josh Goss and Will Russell. Others residing along the route will assist during the sur vey, which will be completed by the end of the week.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-10-30
ANOTHER SEVERE
 BREAK IN COTTON

Another severe break in cotton to- day carried the price on the local mar ket back to the IS cent mark, de- cline of $8 bale from the high point week ago. Before the opening prices were received by wire here this morning a few bales sold at Is IA cents, but since noon Is cents has been the prevailing price Receipts are light today, as is usually the case on Monday.
 Cottonseed are steady and un- changed at $58 per ton.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-10-30
The Acts and Amendments

At the Tuesday will be called proposed constitution All have officially published paper or m a of them
 With back of them
 
 is Act Mo- the ocaed local option which ndescrab vicious The first This several
 
 financial difficulties which had arisen of the school districts of the sell years operate efficiently public school In numerous instances this increased has risen the that evenm the will mills still leaves the of the districts decide how much shall be levied In several other school district all the of local they while others limit is fixed high 30 40 mills The and deserves the support of all It will be that when providing initiative and making somewhat difficult up power legislation by the emergency prohibited provision that houses of the legislature in order to become i'm medtly approved the legislature by thrfourths except by unanimous decision of the supreme court Provision is made by local municipal process oca;,v to n.ss . nro h;s . ~ - t.l | l % 1S at w p carefully support favor the initiative principle in
 Amendment privilege mill road for longer period than majority voters so aea issue ooo TOT anticipating the revenue from the road The regular three
 
 The Log Cabin Democrat perma nenty which those counties which build rather than the
 Act Mo- drafted ddge of Searcy regulating ddge had primary election laws which followed closely Carkekrby He good lawyer himself bill which would do much principal advantage of the b the Log Cabin would fraud of onfning such hearings the of the primary election the third believe unwse this the busiest with
 
 Saturday May But Log Cabin Democrat will
 This has already several opinion If this would merely of laws of the statewide prohibition would overwhelming defeat But repea all vestge the provides nowhere does unlawful expressly anywhere the without expressly provides being supported by the liquor repuve decen that people who prohibition openly fighting vote in Faulkner
 The Log Democrat
 
 judgment But that franchise and vote of the
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-10-30
M. J. McHenry, Co-Operatiye Observer.
GAS UP HALF CENT.

The price of gasoline was advanced one-half cent a gallon by the Stand ard Oil Company today, making the local price 20 cents per gallon from the company's tank wagons. Coal oil was also advanced one-half cent a gallon.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-10-30
IMMENSE SALE OF
 MAT0L PINEAPPLE
 PFPSIN IN OUR CITY

There has just been received an- other large consignment of Natol Pineapple Pepsin Compound. Its soothing, stimulating effects and the fact that chemically it resembles the digestive fluids of the stomach makes it an ideal medicine for all forms of
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-10-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

A. c. Taylor, 28, and Mrs. Jennie Irby, p, Mayfower.
 Frank Booker, "A, Muskogee, Okla, and Carrie Anderson, 20, Conway.
 T. Y. Kirkpatrick, 26, and Sarah Moody, IS, Greenbrier.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-10-30
ORGANIZES GIDEON CAMP.

State President E. F. Edwards re- turned this morning from Fort Smith where yesterday he organized local camp of Gideons. The new camp starts out with membership of 20 and with bright prospects, Mr. Ed wards states.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-10-30

plements, and a good milk COW. Sale commencing at l o'clock p. m. We'd nesday.
 37-d2t J. R. Giddens
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-10-30

stomach trouble, poor digestion, and bowel disorders. It is made from Pineapple Juice and Pepsin combined with other needful ingredients. 50e trial size bottles. Greeson Drug Co.