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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-12

will introduce their daughter, Miss
Margaret Van B. Mason, this season.
Mrs. Henry o. Havemeyer will return
10 Stamford, Conn, from the West on
October IS.
Mrs. Eleanor V. Paul, Of e93 Park
Avenue, and her son, Maury II. 3. Paul
have gone 10 the Homestead, Hot
Springs, Va, to spend the remainder Of
the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Sorchan have
closed their Newport villa and have ar
rived in town for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER A. Bloodgood
and Miss Rosalie G.. Bloodgood have
left Briarclif Manor for Hot Springs,
Va, where they will spend several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore A. Schulze
who were married on September 80 at
the country home Of Mrs. Schulze's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William B
Thompson, at Yonkers, are spending
their honeymoon at Yama Farms Inn,
will make their home in 81. Paul, Mimi
after November Is.
Mrs. Forsyth Wickes is a guest Of
her mother. Mrs. George Griswold
Haven, at Lenox, Mass.
Miss Katharine Porter and Miss Mimi
Scott have joined Mr.. and Mrs. Craig
Biddle, at Hot Springs, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlevy Milbank will
return TO Port Chester from the
Adirondacks at the end of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Pierson Hamilton
have arrived in town from Table Rock,
their country place at Sterlington, n
Y, and are at their house, 81 East
Thirty-sixth Street.
Mrs. Gouverneur Kortright will re-
turn to the city tomorrow from Hot
Springs.
Mrs. Augustus Kountze and Mrs. Karl
W. Neuhotf will return to town on 0c-
tober Is from Alliance, Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-12

"Not only did Manager Robinson have HI and 10 IN 49,
game" telephones Winifred, contrib with "epcneu '
but he also had Jack-and the game
slack COMBS" said Bill Macbeth yesterday =.
between Hob and Gardner II Brooklyn batter htehoS 70
hit that according 1915 rules is the ideal spot " pa'e lilo
walop.
REFERRED TO Mr.. BOYT Borden
Sir: Why does Brookynte who calls Myrtle avenue
'xote' call Hoyt Street Hurt? u d. W.
The registration figures encouraging 70 the Democs"o anu
NE Republican managers campaign manager makes our n0
ngbly glad little friend Poyanna, sadeyed pesSmS
The bride very beautifully adorned IN wnie whe inc
from brown. "-Washington County, Va, Journal
The conventional black 10 be going out
Brooklyn the third at Laurel yesterday
ran true 70 form, getting the place kale
The Evening Journal has notVper who Is hs keen SaurS'
q Tad himself
The T. j. with the notyper help referred to them as the
'seyd Rioters" FPA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-12
Red Sox Beat Robins
in Fourth Game, 81
Bv SAMUEL MERWN

Author Of "Ths Trusrs anthony the Absolute 1.-THE Citadel
"Ths Charmed Life of Miss Austin The Road Builders etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-12

will introduce their daughter, Miss
Margaret Van B. Mason, this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-12

Mrs. Eleanor V. Paul, Of e93 Park
Avenue, and her son, Maury II. 3. Paul
have gone 10 the Homestead, Hot
Springs, Va, to spend the remainder Of
the fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Sorchan have
closed their Newport villa and have ar
rived in town for the winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-12

Mrs. Henry o. Havemeyer will return
to Stamford, Conn, from the West on
October Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-12
Adm BALLoU,

r Crotherss essay the Atlantic Monthly The Gegarous-
~ the Minor Poets" highly interesting But another essay
IA written on the gregarousness Of the minor bricayers
barenders or philosophers Only the majors
NOW the Joys of solitude.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-12

crew the men Of the U-53. There they
the actors colony Sasconsett which, take 1t
% all the magazine photographs fascinating spot; and
,bsv neyer even gave it the u and o.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09

Mmerifanilden Nptben arelt5 getrof.
fen, sic our gr6ffnnng elmer 3entrale
fir oas bcltid : amerifmnilde @i(fs@
ipcrf bllrd Sic 9clegirtcn bes 9elt1dcn
Motben arell5cs fiibrten.
D2it reeer 9ntbeilnaGmc nnb freuoiz
ger @cnustbnung baben bic 9elegirten
Beg 9cutIdcn Nptben areu5es Die
@ilfstbdtisfeit Der @ereine, Der &C.
meinben nnb ser 5iilfsgeiellldaften
berfolgt. adc getrage, bic Ser 9elez
CATION nls grsebnib bes erfolgreidcn
@irfens Beg GeutI6 : @nerifaner<
tbums 5u9insen lei es bird, Bic Deuts
|Ide 8ptlhaft ober Dur6 Die 8ermitte
lung bon Silfsseielldaften, iino I'M
ber5iisli1 nnb u1berfiir5t ibrer ge@
thinning sugefiibrt poroen.
SIZE @elesirten Beg 9eutl6en &rens
5es betrabten es ols cine Gbrcnpflidt
Srganilationen unb 8ereinen CUR Sor=
bernng beg %allsemeineu @ilistperfes II
Iibren 8cltrebungen nit gecigncten
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09
Srauen 9eltriftes
6rauen 1tuterhernoeu

1ralcn feline ~9crippte llntcrbc11bell, @als lnb Irh,@,
lDfcr, ale @rDBen %pprratbig. fir nEc
@erfaufspreis icbt MIR - WI AUU
nIeImear" Sralet1 9crippte SelnDclt. nteDri9er L.
6als, feline Mcrlnel, &crfauf sprcis I2V
,,Gpmfy Gut" gcripptc $ocn,bel1 nit Gdltltcrz n IL
balser, gcrfanfspreis .I2O
,Sct,ucl" perfect %pallcnbcs g~cripptes llnter~ L.
be1lb, cine quite Gallalitat, @erfaif spreis I2O
Gin icbr fcincs %geripptes llntcrhcn,b tici0 fur nEc
gusl6nitt @als nit 9alb, pbne serrtelO lu' EUI
,Geriuear", Gin fem ~gcripptes l11tcrben1b, tief Or
a%usgel6nittcr, feline Aern1el, jest mn. "
Glaitiide Seriep ,gipib g~cripptes llnterbemb, 1nc
ipetd ll1b ange11ebnl, 8erfanfspreis .lVU
sortirte StDle ,Noslrear gu,nfp Gut, fcin gerippt
lnb glpiB 9crppt, tief altsgelhnitten, 1fr
feline sert1el, @erfaufspreis ll0
Grtra gutter Bi1iib vGeripear" fSlpiB rippeb &el,1berl
nit ga 1assa!, t 5si. ollsg a O1ne aermel12 1C
uGeg,uear" @en,be,,, nit ga,lb scbalteue Sdnltern@
u1D Irr1l0her, tief a1ssel9nitter, 1kr
@crfaltfspreis v
g" Salstbeil nit gdnbeinfall1ns linb .aeglpcor"
fei11e y%geltridte @e1nbel1 nit bobe,n gals ITO
tbeil u1b langel1 gernteln, @erfalfspreis,. III y
Sranet feline %S5e,toeit SipiB ribbed, als feinern elsie,
alsscid1ittett1 einiee nit Gpiben belebten 111c
Mr1nlo6cr1l, Serfdufspreis j. AA2V
uMsu,,iing" &entben, bpber &als, LANCE Ierr,cl, balbs
1liebriger 9nlstbeil, g0bpge1 : Iernel, alsgez hHc
idnittctler 5alstbeil, feline &topfc, jebt MIR 7.to
nSarparb" ueiRe, leidbte 8aunipplbenoen, bobcr
Salstbeil, nit langen ODER glbogelr Z Ncrnelr, flir5e
poer feline Icrtnel, e~benfalls frielangc AIR
J @olert, 8erfaufspreis iebt l1nr .77u
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09

aren5 in geutl6lon0". Siniidtlid
Der bercits in S~riebensaeiten bollbraas
ten erItaltnliden 2eiltungen Beg 9eute
iden 8otben &rel5cs beiBt es ba:
Seine anbere GDtbe arell5 Srgas
niIation lit 10 ltdnbi9 in riibriser 1bds
tigfeit %geipeien, tpie Die lbeutide. Gin
ieblpebes %natiouales 1Insliitf, bon einer
lleberIdipemmlng poer Selersbrunit
biz 5ll elmer gou6e, fat es porbereitet
uno geriiitet our Silfeleiltung scfln=
Den."
.gls i'm sllstit 1914 ser Muf 5l
Ben @affen eridou' in 9eutidlano. %
mobililirte bas 9eutIde 8otbe 6ren5
ebenIo fbneu unb slatt tpie bas Seer
lelber. SSe0e anocre Organization, Die
gu belfen ipiinidte, tplrbe ieiner 2ets
tung nnteritent" ur1b Die @esiernna
%.orbnete an, bab ale .8eitrdge III @elos
ober anoerer Sorm inn 5useianbt tperz
ben lonten."
; 8ereinbaruneen mrbcn NIT ben
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09
unter5eng*
Svra1te1t 1tuion= quits

Gng : gcrpptc ipeibe 8allnltppu @clpdnDer, alsgcS
iIdnittcier Salstbcil, feinc Nern1cl, &nieldnge Cont
binatipn : gllit alts feinem ipeiBem ~gerippten 10r
Wateriol, Gcrfalfspreis
,9clpbiue" - ~nieorigcr araeen, feline Ierrael,
ipiecnbclebtc aniclangc Combination, In5ls Or
bon feire,n ipeiBeeripptem Bacterial, nur ID y
,.Gumfp Gltt" nit fcltliegenocrl Sdyulterbanbern, et1
fei1er Serlep 9iib, nit gpiten bcleet, DIR
&,1ieldngc : Continuation .OtV
,Msuniina" ltniuu Cults - ~geblcid1t, ~niebriger Soils
tbcil, feinc Ncrnlel. obcr flir5e Scrn1el, feline AAc
a,1opfc, loie pper el1ga,lliesenoe &niee, iebt tatU
gailor MaSc 9islc 5reab Union quits, ipiserbeieste
sdtfter Z 8dnbcr ln1b zanie, %ebenfalls 11c
enganliegeilber &niet6cil, @erfmfspreis 4tV
SIN sbape", Gin porsislider S1piB ~serippter CONT
|binntion Suit, Der Mlen 9%efallel1 miro, Alc
9erfaltfspreis ieht mir :. .7VV
ySnrparn" ltniDn Suit - leidbte ireiBgefdrntnte
gallrtlppllc, al1sgeid1ittcn, flr5c gertnel, &1licldlge,
%ebenfalls Gbcrtbcil nit 8unb, lkn
obnc Slernfel. Gerfallfsprcis iett l1lr-. .UU1
,,Gn11fp Gnt" NIT acknowledgement Sdnlterbdnbert,
ertra fein serippt, IciDener 5alsbanbtbeil llno glrn1z
lDder, altsgcihnitten, feine Mern1el. &nicldllge, nit
l1iebrigen1 @alst6cil, feinc Iernel, &1ieldrge. l7r
nit breitcln Spieenbelab, @erfanfspreis UIu
Mmniing oscar 49, @l,siuubl BON irgenb eincnl $1.O0
stbl, einidlieblid) IS" 9alstbeil, feline Iern1el,
cnganlicgenbes anie; aug geidnitten, feline Mer,,1el,
Umbrella : gtpl, offerer poer scidloIiener Gore"
ssssai fer IFS ;ss s"' 'l5 1886
gailpr 0saoe @creeri8eb elsie l1nion Cults, nit
Spibe1 bclebte &nietbcile 1l1o Ghulter : 8dnbern,
%ebeufalls nit spieen bcIebtcr S6alstbcil, QQc
Gerfal fspreis iebt mir .OOV
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09
mdnner 5ommer=u nterjeu9.
Mdn11er Mniom:S Suits

Mtbletiihc Mainippf linton Cults, 0Qr
soc &lei0er, Gerfalfsprcis .UOV
Gpru1ts @eib Linton Cults, fur5c 9eru1el, gufcllansc..
eeru farbt9, soc @ertbe, 0Hc
@erfauT5prets .OtV
,Nsaratbon" %atbletiidc Union Suits. als gutter G.ua@
.litdt, ipeiBeru Sized" pber barred ~gtainIoof kOc
9en1aebt, 75c 8crtbe, Gcrfallfsprcis .e... .UOV
gtblcttife u@laratbpn" llninn Cults, ge11abt al5 ses
itreiitt1n Shed" Saiiopf unb iueibem COO
Crepe, ll1lerc resul. soc Galalitdt .UJU
,Maratbpr" @thletic l1niol1 Cults, gclnacGt aus fei&
le11 Satir, seltreifte1n @piles. 100
6cguldre $1.00 gSertbe, 9crfulfspreis ~. lou
Wt1nrtcr ,3prpsfnit" gballners. ga~rantirte @gDptiz
l6e l,rlb ipeiBe LUTON : Cults, eingedlpiIe1er Grnth,
flr5e ger1tel lrb gtfellange, ebenfals fur5e G7r
aerrnel l11b arielaige, @erfa1fspreis nm. .OEG
Glaitifdc serippte Wsa,t11er ltniun Suits. fcines bi6z
tes @elpebe. LANCE ober Nurse aer1el ll'lere CIR
regl1lare1 75c Sorten, Gerfau spreis UUU
oSpringtc1" fur5c Ierl1el, @rfel INN, breizbierte[
2dnsen, ein por5igli9 feiaes @etpebe, lpeiBe cor
ll~rioneSl1its, %pcrfauft regular fir S5e, jcbt MIR UJU
uGbalntcrs" ggppttlde geripptc Linton Cults, Slperi<
OF Sirllb IN langen Ierrelr1 nlb gnfcllulgen ober
fur5e slerntel unb breizbiertel 2a1se11, ein S. 90 &leiz
pungsltMcf, mi let regllarcr 9reis 90e, 71n
@erfaufspreis jebt MIR IlU
Wtnniitg Oscar" - Gcrl1 l1nb ipeibe Union Suits,
bober 6alst6eil ltnb lange g(er1tel, gntelldnge,
bnbcr S%alstbeil, fltr5e @ern1el llnb brcibicrtel Qdnge,
- atbletil cber 6alstbei(, feline @er1nel ll1lo
atlielange, reguldre 81 @ertbe, ie OOc
@erfalfspreis 1ebt MIR .OO1
S1.5O Mlrning Union Cults, aae gtp(c, d1 TX
lin ipeiB lrb eerli, @erfanfsprcis .Ol.GU
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09

als5ubulten. IS lit offenbnr. bnB cs
bon 2elltIdlanb lpeniser fiirdtet ols
bon Den lliirteu, 90 sic Irlppena11z
lammllmaen nidt, lpie sic 2~iiscnfa6rif
III Jfpm bebauptete, all Ser beutlden
@ren5e, lonbern an Der &iiite ltattfinz
Den. llrieres grmeliens liegt fein
@rlll1b bpr, an Der Sobi9feit Sollanbs,
Die Nll1trtcn beraus5ubaltcn, 3ll siueiz
feln. @ricdenlanb ipurpc ipibcritanbsz
log bon Den Ndiirtcn bclcst. Sooaanb
miro cner9ilden @ibcritano leilten. Sc
ut bprbereitet, cs bat Die Mannldafter
llnb Die @eldiiee ulo cs lit bcfannt
Dap man Elm Seer nidt auf einmal
l%onoern MIR re9imenteripeile lanbcr
ta11n. @ir tDnnen iebpd niht umbin
1n'cre Inlidt 81 lpicberbplen, baB
ipcnn Die @liirten Sic 2anbuna berlu:
hen, fiir Solanb Elm 1nbcrmeiblihe,
3ma4s lih einIteuen ipiirbe, auf ST
Seite3 9eutidlanbs biniibersreeben
@nn Scr iiberlegteu beutlden 9ip(o
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09

@ailt ltnipn SHIT = gut gema6te
saden NIT niebri9em @als, feline
Iermel, aniclan9e, pffene Srpnt,
drop leat". 8ertb SOC, unler re-
%ef5enfs srsis 49, SIC
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09
]. n. g. Petersen's Sons.


gilber@ llnO greb : Material gu
terltiibct. 8ereitipillieit tpiro a16
Iusfltnft ertbeilt, iiber nelle MitteI rnb
@esc. @abcn fir bas notdleibenDesa@
terlano auf51brinsen, cine Mufsabe,
ipcldc 5lt lpIcn Sic Delegation bur1
Sen ltanbisen 8erfcbr nit fat alien
Silfsgeleui1aften oes 2al,bes a,n be-
item in Der Gage lit.
Sic Maiumli6fciten Ser Gelceirtc,1
bes 9cutIden 8otben @rell5es befinben
li1 1923 Broabipab, 8oom 1907, Neip
gorf. 3uidriften uno giitige epenben
finb st ridten an: Seder, 9cle9irter
bes Gcutiden Notben 8rell5es.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09
slns berufenem 0snnbe.

ugines Der oussepragteiten Ieerfs
male Der sermanilden Maiie lit Die
@riinolidfeit, unb bieles aenn5eiden
lit Ing Ml,lterbafte erboben IN benz
9eutl6en 8otben &reu5."
60 f1reibt WliB Mabel 8. BDaroz
man. Die Brdiibentin beg Imericau
National 9teb groB in ibreat iebr lez
iensipertben guebe: ul1nter Der Slagge
bes Got6en &reu5es". - @ines Del
fc1lelnoite &apitel bieles @erfes lit je=
neg, bas Die l1eberi9riit tragt: o8e
Dem am bcltcn organilirten @otber
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09

Saltu1g Der gllnoesregierung fann
berbangniBpolle 1Solgen iDoben. @enn
Die Serrel1 @ilion uno Gaming gegelt
Merifo mir eire11 S6eil Scr Gnergic
aufpe1Oetl, Die lie Ieutidlano
uno ieiren gunoeSgenolien gege1iiber
5aigell. Oann fonnen idppercrc Ser
mid(ullgen in Merifo oieaeid)t Der,
miebem meroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09
0emoen mnb Mntcrbpien.

Salbrisan ll~ntcr5eus, feines@elpebc, leidtc egyptian;
etn crtra gl1tes 25c Stllcf, 10n
9crfaufsprcis, Stild .lUO
y9prps Mscib" uYcrfcctipn" 6clnbcu ODER @pz 10c
fen. 9fc9. 9rcis 25e; @crfa1fsprcis, Stiid .lO0
YStanbarb" creant<farbig, feincs @eipebe, 0Ec
8albriega1 Soelnbe,1 pber Sple1. Gerfauf spreis .OUv
Mdnnerbe,tccn pber Spieit- %Ieipcnes Gelpebe, feline
8albriggar1 &lciDcr, ipertb SOC, 0Oc
ltnierc rcgulurc1 45c, @crfnlfsprcis .OOO
Ggtra feline lrciBc Sea Sslarb uMprfprD" aleiber,
Iangc lnb tlr5e Nerlnel, fniela1lsc @pic, Hnn
NIT nelct1 b%oppeltcn Sistbeil, @erfaufsprcis HUI
Msdnuer edte uIprps &1it" Scl1bcn pbcr soje&, ~
LANCE pper f1r5c Iernlel, Gl1feQlangc @ple,1, 0Ac
Gerfnl1fspreis nun .O4O
@ed,1uer ugiprfprb" galbrigsor1 llrtter5cl1g, sltes ut,o
feines cgpptiidcs @ar11. @entber lt1p $oplen, A1r
8erfdl1fspre1s fAV
&nnbe1t luton Suits
ataben ,pcih scripptc LINTON Suits, Mtbletic gtpl, fei-
nc Mcr1a1el, &llieldrlgc. - Inner ~regularer 10r
8rcts 25c, 9crfauf spreis u
auabc1 &prpns @eib", ggpptian Union 10c
Suits, f1r5e Mer1nel, gl1fellan9e, gerfaufsnreis .lJG
&nabc, feine elalii9 %geipobeile, egyptian Union
Cults, fl1r5e Ncrn1el, g1felldnse, Or
Gcrfalfsprels lebt MN .Oto
anaben edte uNprpsfnit" l1nipn Cults, crcaniarbig,
fur5e 9cr1nel, &nielange, Or
reguldrer Grei5 SOC, @crfal1fspreis !. .OUU
&nabcn yGprrsfnit" Sen1bcn pbcr 6oIer, ane 10c
@robcl1, regulare 25c @ertbc, @erfallfspreis lOU
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09
Sic Mnd6rirhtrn

Sic Nad)ridtcn aus Sodono
ncrben iebt tlarer. &pllnnb bat 8runo
81 filrdten, baB Die aliirten uerllldel,
lrerben, auf leinem @ebiete 81 lnnoen,
lpie es in @riedculanb seidebeu lit.
nm in 9eutldlano ein5ll6rctcn nnb
c5 fiir4tet, baB. luenr1 bas seidiebt
@eutidlano lid breanlabt leben t0n=
ne, in 5DlanD ein5uriiden, I'm bit
9anbung Ser Mliirten 5u b~erbinbern
Sic boqanbilde Hesierung lit mi,
entI6lpllen, beibe. Die IIiirten unb 81,
9cutl1cn nlls ibrem @ebicte fer:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09

matte lit nidlt gu b%efiirdten, oab lie
bur6 einen Scblcr 5olano gegen it'd
ipenben miro. 8enn Sic bcuti6engrlpz
pen in Splanb einriidcn i%ollten, nirl
cs MIR nit 8ultimmuns bon oeilcn Nez
sierung 9eIdebcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09

@ie fonrrte @'orsat ppl, Sriez
ben reoen, Iolange bas gbornpipn linz
terln6unsscommittee in Situng lit?
@enn's Scott tbut, fam ser
General 9ii1ing red)t biilig aperbc,l.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09

Sinner ! Mainiopf linton Suits ~
Atbletiiber Gdnitt NIT drop
lcat", egtra gutter gtpff ur1b gut
gen1adt, elm ipe5iellcr soc AAc
&crt6, gerfalfspreis +. 44v
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-17
FORM SUFFRAGE
 CLUB Al CONWAY
From Saturdays Daily

From Saturdays Daily
 Following an address by Mrs. T. T.. Gotham of Little Rock at the high school auditorium yesterday after noon, steps were taken toward the organization of an equal suffrage club at Conway. A committee com posed of Mesdames J. H. Reynolds, w. B. Clayton and J. T. Buchholz was appointed to draft a constitution for the organization and submit it at a later meeting.
 Mrs. Gotham, who was introduced by Mrs. Joseph Frauenthal, spoke in the interest of a proposed constitu- tional amendment giving women the right to vote. The amendment was adopted by the legislature of 1915, but on account of three amendments having already been proposed, it can- not be submitted at the election of 1916. Those interested in the move ment are now campaigning to secure the enactment of the first amendment by the legislature of 1917, in order that it may be submitted to vote in 1918.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-17
"SHUN THE PEODLfR,"
 DEAN MILLER WARNS

The greatest hindrance to pros porous agriculture in most parts of Arkansas is the crop mortgage sys- tenn and it's twin evil, the supply store. The next aff1iction is the country peddler who sells things the farmer can do without at about two prices on the bait of 'easy pay ments." No payment is easy or right but a cash payment. Recently a band of ten sleek, well fed peddlers landed at county seat town in Ar kansas, hired a team and a buggy and a driver and struck for the farm homes to sell $50 stove for $84 on three years time. The company was unknown to the farmers and yet in less than a week over sixty farmers had bought stoves at prices way be- yond the price of the best ranges made in America and handled by their local dealers, where they could have had two guarantees, that of the company and the local man. The farmer with the cash or without the cash is far safer with local mer- chant than with peddlers. Swat the peddler.-Better Farming Hints, by Dean J. H. Miller.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-17
IN SOCIETY
CRFSTOMATHS GIVE
 VALENTINE PARTY

From Mondays Daily z
 One of the most brilliant events or the year in student society circles was the annual Valentine party glv- en Saturday night by the Crestomath Society in honor of their brother so- ciety, the Wingos, and the factulty of the Arkansas State Normal School. In the receiving line were "The Goddess of Liberty in the per son of Miss Ethel Martin, Miss Ida Waldran, sponsor of the Crestomath
 Society, Mrs. J. J. Doyne, number of the Normal faculty and several of both societies.
 The "dress parade,' in which were many beautiful and few very comic costumes, was the feature of the eve ming. The prize, a box of stationery, for the prettiest and most unique cos tune, was won by Miss Lee Etta Jackson, who represented "The Nor nal Echo"
 Delicious refreshments were serv- ca. The Normal band furnished music throughout the evening.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-17

to me at times. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills re. stored me to health and want to thank you for the good they have done me. [ have had quite bit of trouble and worry but it does not affect my youth. full looks. My friends say Why do you look so young and well?' owe it all to the Lydia B. Pinkham remedies :" Mrs. RoBT. SToPIEL, Moore Avenue Washington Park, Illinois.
 We wish every woman who suffers from female troubles, nervousness. backache or the blues could see the let. ters written by women made well by Ly. dia E. Pinkham's g Vegetable Compound.
 If you have any symptom about which you would like to know write to tho Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.,, Lynn, Mass, for helpful advice given free of charge.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-17
Cut Your Store Bill
 Down One Half

Tens of thousands of farmers as well as town and city folks cut down their store bills one-half last year and saved money in spite of generally short crops and re- duced wages.
 Absolutely millions of dollars were saved and countless families lived better than ever before in the face of the cotton crisis and general business depression.
 How were these burdensome store bills cut down? By the real money-saving power of good home gardens, rightly planted and kept planted and tended through the season.
 Hastings 1916 Seed Catalogue tells how to cut store bills down; tells about gar den and farm seeds of kinds and quail ity that cannot be bought from your mer- chant or druggist. It's full of garden and farm information. It's free if you ask for it. Write for it now. H. C. HASTINGS CO, Atlanta, Ga.-(Advt.)
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-17
FOR WIGWAM WOW-WOWS.
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
 Complimentary to the Wigwam wow-wows, Hendrix College co-eds, Mrs. William Oscar Wilson and Miss Caroline Cottie Muth delightfully."- en- tertained Saturday night at the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Cureton, POS Prince street with Valentine party. Partners were found by following heart-shaped candies through divers and sundry difficulties. A number of telegrams from Dr. Cupid and his as sistants, received during the evening, were read. The "doll show added merriment to the occasion. The dolls were manufactured by the young women and clothed in garments made by the young men. For their skill in making and clothing the dolls Miss Lena Mainard and A. w. Mar tin were awarded trophies. For re- treatments young love sandwiches, cheese hearts, soul kiss ices and dream sweets were served.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-17
WHITE CONYICTS
 TO NEW FARM

Pine Bluff, Feb. 15-The state pen itentiary commission has taken pos session of the plantation at Tucker, recently purchased from D. B. Niven, and has sent about 250 white convicts there, who are now engaged in the work of erecting stockades and other necessary buildings and in preparing to plant a crop as soon as the spring seasons opens.
 Much material for the buildings is already being placed on the ground, and sawmill on the plantation is busy cutting lumber and timber. The commission recently purchased l50 mules, which were sent to the new convict farm, and it is expected that within month arrangements will have been completed for the housing and caring for 1000 or more white convicts on the place.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-17
POLL TAX RECEIPTS
 TO BE CHECKED UP

Little Rock, Feb. 15.-Probabilities of another investigation of the office of State Auditor M. F. Dickinson, at MT. Dickinson's expense, developed yesterday afternoon on his return from Paragould The investigation will result from the charges of Hogan Oliver, opposing MT. Dickinson for the nomination, that blank poll tax receipts are missing from the office and the resignation Friday of C.. M. Coffman, clerk. MT. Dickinson said he will have the records checked and if any blanks are missing, the respon- sible person will be made known.
 MT. Coffman issued statement giv- ing his reasons for resigning, in which he insinuated officials in MT. Dickinson's office attempted to keep Mir. Oliver from examining the rec ords. He said also that he is willing that his record in. the office be in- spected.
 "I shall employ an expert to count all blank poll tax receipts in my office and to make report on the matter, Auditor Dickinson said. "Mr. Golf man, consider, is responsible for the receipts, as he has had exclusive charge of them. Whatever is discov- cred will be made known immediate ly."