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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
uNcLArMED rEDEaRAMs

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH Co
Miss Emma Cain. Martin s, Schuole, James
=. McCullouFh, Mrs, Catherine Lyons Ralph
sullivan, Western Paper Company, Hasler
Brothers. Charles Kirshman c. T.. Dough-
erty, Mrs. Margaret O'Hare, Light Pub
fishing Company, Hungarian Weekly Miss
carolyn Schwerinor. Fuilcrs Earth Company,
Rrolinsd H. II. McFaddon, Miss Georgia
Iidquist, Bauch, y. Eppelsheimer. Miss
Kelly, Donate Trigant
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CABLE CO.--Walter
Blythe. Mrs. IL g. Wilson. Mr.. Wascott. Ed
ward Oliver. Miss Edna GrgE, Miss Yetta
Irubin. Roy Splitter. Francis Paloz1le. Mr..
Lumber Company II. X stevens, Kelly
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PERSONALS

THIS CLASSIFICATION is for such announce
ments are OF a purely personal character
such children for adoption, appeals for
those Ia distress. for location Of lost rela-
fiPes payment and nonpa yment OF debts. etc.
Your needs when listed here are not confused
with advertisements Of commercial nature.
See Business Personals" for important
trade announcements
THE ICE AND COAL BUSINESS heretofore
conducted by Il. q. Barndt has been pur-
chased March 8, 1915, by Thompson 4 Wat
aon, and VIII be continued by them at 1lth
and Glonwood ave-, and r. q. Brandt has
no further interest In It,
THORA BENSON, formerly OF 1918 Mount
Ephraim ave, Camden, ~. j.. Is wanted BY
former employer for a summer position Ia
Maine. Add Nine. jain. zoos Christian ST.
NICE family 70 take baby girl. aged o months.
Pun surrender NJ 653 Ledger Central.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT-Compe eIp'd bookkeeper
des pos with rcl. concern a4s, Led. Cent.
ASST. bus. mgr. &c years, newspaper 5000
circ., wishes good connection: 10 yrs exp. ::
thoroughly practical; classified builder: exec.
and init ability: able correspondent; state
salary TO start and oppor. for advancement.
Address I45. Ledger Central
BOO1<KEEPER - Intelligent. accurate and
competent young man, with three years ex-
perience. desires position with manufacturer
where industry and application will merit
advancement: Will do any kind of work;
salary no object can furnish best OF refer
ences and bond o52. Ledger Central
BOOEKEEPER, experienced employed at
present. hut desires to change to firm where
ability and close attention to business will
be recognized. J I53, Ledger Central.
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Continued from Preceding CoIumn
BooKKEEPER and stenographer: II years
experience CAPABLE OF, tshnE charge OF OF
nee; best references ] $40, Ledger Central.
BoOR1iEEPER, cxperd office MANAGER with
knowledge OF stenosraphy II a57. Led Cent
BooKKEEPER and Office .mannseri !, good edu-
cation; 10 years exp N56, Led. Central
BooKkEEPER tasst.). clerk. filing, general
detail: years exp. 6in, Ledger Central
BOoKKEEPBR-s R-sTENOGRAPHER, with OK
ccutivc exp: II years exp SIT. led. Cent
oSpeTicnae. ~ LsdSer sGSS central ysa'9
cooiKIMG an and dowPstss,Sss wS9ss Syggcrencod
DAYS WORK wanted by reliable colored
woman; reference. 20li South 81.
DRESsMAKER. colored. hrst-class work; home
YOUNG GIRL wishes position as childnurse or
Apply 50 S. Paxon ST.. West Philadelphia.
GIRL desires light houscworll no washing.
GIRL. colored. wants work, day night, ref
erences. 7di S. Chadwick st.
GIRL. colored. for cooking and downstairs
work. 2O52 Feron St
GIRLS. Germans speal; FnGlish. would like TO
get upstairs work. 1T0s y. 9th St, third
floor.
GovERNEss-8nglish woman wishes tutor
ing visiting Roycrness; Cambridge certi-
ncate: teaches French. German. music; best
American and European credentials. 20,
Ledger Branch, 55l4 Germantown ave.
GOVERNEsS or ompanion--southern young
lady desires positiou best of refs. furnished.
Address l.. A. NJ, Box ga Blrmingham, Ala.
GoVERNEss--Ref., cdu'd woman dos. pos,
assist n'dlew'lt. hlipg.. nurs'g. 3i0. Led. on.
HoUSEKEEPER, working and manager, small
family; no washing. u SIS Ledger office.
NURSE. hospital trained widely experienced,
wants position with invalid: educated Indus
trious clever scamstress. II sci, Ledger OF.
SECRETARY--Social or commercial (stenog-
rapher): high school graduate; thoroughly
experienced and capable. II o5t. Led Cent
SrENOGRAPHER-High school graduate de-
sires pos; central location. 954. Led. Cent.
STENOGRAPHER. years exp along arch-
tcctural work; rapid. GAG, Ledger Central
STENOGRAPTtER, experienced; permanent po-
sition desired: neat. OiI, IedEer Central
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opcrator; ex-
perienced, CAPABLE. CSC. Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER wishes permanent position;
capable, reliable willing: exp S4s Led. Cen
STENOGRApHER. refined: q years exp; COM
petcnt and reliable. J $40 Ledger Central
STENOGRAPHER desires rart-timc position In
office building. 9j3, Ledger Central.
WOMAN, coorcd. good cook chambermaid or
general houscwork. Phone Dickinson 4I4I,
GERMAN wishes days work. take fine laun-
dry home. G34 North aTth.
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FOUND BY THE POLICE

bunches OF keys, AUTOMOBILES
lamp. pair eyeglasses In case. ladys
dress automobile cranks l automobile
iire, straw bag containing wearing, apparel.
books eontaininR, money, / pocketlsnite. I
small rugs. package of bulbs I sweater 3
skid chains, fur neckpecc. 1 iady's hand
bag ! gents overCodt. 1 grip containing
wearing apparel. I box OF chicory. I parlor
lamp ! silver watch, 1 roll of tapestry. 1
cents sack coat. I straw bag, automobile
robes. / lady's muff, l medicine case, gents
gray coat, a quantity OF Penna. auto tags for
1915. Apply TO Walter Gilbert, Chief Clerk.
Bureau Of Police. Room 2l3 City Hall.
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LOST AND FOUND
Tor Other Lost aud Pound Ads See Pas

For Other Lost and Pound Ads See Page I
DoG-I.ost, "A black Pomeranlan dog in Mer-
ion. Tuesday evenin; suitable reward for
return to Ira Vaughan. BroOilwuy and Lin
den lane Merton. Phone Merton ass.
DoG-Iost. fox terrier white body. black head.
brown spot over each eye: anwers to Mac. -
Rev. 800 n. Il. boulevard. Pin. Wyo 1914 w.
WATCH-iqst. about two weeks ago. small
watch and chain. Reward n returned TO
@3IO North Park ave.
RTNG-Iost. the latter part OF January. dia-
mond and sapphire ring. Reward II re-
turned to 1910 North Park ave
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ROOMS FOR RENT

cTEsoSsnfpTPi TREosoSsfs PiERGNENr sS2l IL [FFRfs29sIEaE
CHESTNUT. 4424 = Two unfurnlshed '''-'
and private bath on one moor
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BILL CLERK Underwood; knowl. bookkeeping
and stenography; exp. 652. Ledger Cent
desires lst-closs pos N; $40. J 242, Leo. Cent
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There is drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
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HFLP wANrrp-MALE


Continued from Prccedino Column
BOYS wanted to run tube machines. Apply
TO ~ n. m. today Pennsylvania FleNtple
Metallic Tubing Co, 72d and Powers lane
West Philadelphia.
CARPENTER. wanted AT once. plain work.
convention Hall Broad and Allegheny ave;
CARPET DESIGNER and colorist--wanted,
by Wilton manufacturer. competent man 10
take charge. Address "Manufacturcr,' Box
%, Union League. Philadelphia. ---
CARVER wanted on fine carpet yarns P COG,
Ledger office.
CHAIR FRAMERS wanted. Apply 2i4 South
18th st.
CHAUFFEUR. experienced wanted to drive
truck must be married man, with good ref
ercnccs, Apply I2S N. 18th St, at 1890 a. m.
CHEMICAL ASSISTANT wnnted: young man
in organic research: knowledge Of laboratory;
some knowledge essential; rare opportunity
for studious, willing worker. Apply. y TO ..
TO MIR. Krauss, Phipps Institute, Ith and
Lombard SITS. -
CHENILLE wEAVERS. male. experienced,
wanted, also experienced chenille loom
NNcr. Address Employers Association. Ma
tlonal tank BldG.. Auburn n -
CLOTH wEAvERs WANTED
Apply
JOHN & JAMES DoBsoN, nc.
Blanket Mills SCOTS Lane.
Falls OF schuylilli.
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General

PECIAL,
Az I o NJ OBJ e
instruction given, day and night, by expert
mechanics at the oldest and original Auto
School, Repairing In all its branches. Tim
ing, wiring and go road lessons at very
9Ii NORTH BROAD ST. f. PETz
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I HAYNES Limousine and touring, 1912: cyl;
Ps c2nSdRsi2n pIsSf s Mar %ret st Locust 45o
Il. too'ifni 4. JENks. Ks; r Msr. EXqEsnEe Car pept
HUDsoNs-3-Rcbuilia and guaranteed; phseton
GoMERY- SCHWARTZ, 25a North Broad St
LozR 1S2 700 ~ w9dsa boea self S1gn SGr5es
I.goGGS0SMoh!LLEE' 23iI Market st. Locust 45o
| II. a. jerks. Mgr. Exchange Car Dent.
! LoCoMoBILE Gas. 4 pass: torped.9si- .s-o excel
H. ocSMIENtEGs a. IJEhNEs. MSr N'f5 Exchange @ Car Dept
LoCoMoBE !imoHsnc n ddI I9I2 GT1sS ,Isco 9sSS
hocoM2RNkE t. R 5Nk S2f @ MSTSG' s aoO
Ss os s ga9s TsSa
al4 M4 YsrGt XaSsnsc ST. sP hGeqSs bep go
LoCoMoBILE. 1913, 4-cyl. 30 H. p, torpedo
electric lights and starter; guaranteed. $1,000.
oc0M2Rs M X INs Er sgs EzgRanEe car GeGSs aoO
LozIER, 1915, light 9, repainted and generally
Ss 9oF sS5o two ?Sa S Ledger ss viii
MAXWELL. touring. !l5Sl4. cyl. pass; con-
hof1M2RNka 4 2 5Nka 2ft Ma4 TsF st ca2 2eqSs fSO
MERCER Touring: good condition; price $50.
foCN!f!sN!kI;s5 Il. A. JENks Ngr. ESeRsnEe Car Dept,
oAKtANp loI5s s-fyligdgr adgdg oIiIs Sp9s'enEer
PAIGE. 1915, 6-46. first-cass condition; driven
1000 miles, will sell reasonable. 342.
Ledger Central. --
PEERLESS Touring lol2 8I,Ss S electric gs lights
oc2M9}RNHE s3i4 qEkt st L9sqst s psD a59
PEERLESS 6.go touring. pass: very speedy
and vel sfGruippsda price ri!a $50 ocr.t 4,o
H. 4. JhtiKs. Mgr. Exchange Car Dept:
PREMIER limousine; good conditions win paint
ioCOM6RII1E, a3Ii Market st.. Locust 45O.
IL a. JENiiS. Mgr Exchange Car Dent.
sTEVENs;;DuRYEA 2 pass. cyl. touring;
LoCOMoRLLE. 23l4 Market St, Locust 400.
II. a. JENlIS. Mgr Exchange Car Dept
STUTZ 1913 roadster; rebuilt; reDanted; best
possible ! condition; con price $3.50, -. ,-o
a JENks zig sr f5SR ExeRanGe 4a 2sTsi GsT Dept s2G
body; beautifully upholstered; equipment ex-
private ] use or Exclusive work; viii positively
sf !hs KEs6S S9E 81 aspTt s%TPrisHsS s5G low hsure
EVERY PART TO BUILD OR
sctiHH6BER 5Siii.45 MARKET.
COMMERCIAL
AusS o6 sne % Rsffs 9s 4s = oFaiT GSnf aS sSse'
SEND GPR 20 rEE;E EREE cEpI BEppILLErIN
GoRsoN AUTO EXCHANGE, 23s N. BROAD
Wanted
SEE US FIRST
ORIGINAL
PHILA. AUTO PARTS co.
,y,;,gy We buy any make O. suto@9o6le; in any
them elsewhere.
DICKINSON 1909. RACE 49,
1141 South Broad.
AUTOS Y1Psea for Rsrs RhIad3IPhEa AYso
AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES
TO HIRE (open day aud nighO. brand-new
b-pass. touring car. with robes 81 % hr.
also brand-new T-pass Limousine, 81. 90 hr.
weddings funerals, Poplar 1917. 1Tl5 Girard.
FELTON, GARAGE
CAD, FELTON, AND GIRARD AVE.
PHONE BELMONT ll61
AUTO REPAIRING
sPEEDoiETER TROUBLES
See BILLY, at his location.
bl0 NORTH BROAD ST.
CYLINDERS REBoRED new pistons ana
rings furnished. weddings and bFazing. II. b,
Underwood Co.. 1925 Hamilton ST.. Phlla.
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DRIVERS wanted for drop-bottom wagons
DRIVERS AND LABoRERs wanted Apply
3l2s ludlow st. ---
DRUGS.
We want men with ability. aEEresslvenesa
and ambition coupled with modern business
drug store experience: There i2 great
ing your qualifications YOU see them and
thrcc good references, NJ si3. Ledger Office
ERRAND BOY. good chance for advancement.
Apply Mr.. Lincoln 1915 Fllhert at. -
FIREMAN wanted. Applv John & James Dob
son Inc, Blanket Mills, Scotts lane falIs
OF Schuylklll. -
Gt,AZTERs; steol sash; or y4ung, men men willing I
to learn trade. Call 1873 Land Title BluE'
Friday, y.
LARORERs wanted. Apply Pier 40. ". Della
ware ave- below Laurel 81. -
LARORERS wanted. Apply northwest corner
9TH and Brown. -
MACHGNtSrs wanted at once; first-class
lathe. horizontal boring mill aud chuciiing
lathe hands. American Engineering Com
many. ArnmIngo ave. and Cumberland St.
Phila. ---------
x. il. Reid & Co. Goth and Haverford ave-
or call at h633 Westminster ave between
aud evenings. ..- --
MAN AND WIFE, German preferred, speak
ing English: laundry; family 3 adults.
Rox 1a7, Riverton, " ].
MAN. experienced in Sitting glazed paper
Charles Beck Co. G0O Chestnut ct. ----.
roeders and bale tying; permanent city
cmpinvmcnt; day and night forces: ALSO la
Wost Philadelphia Hay shed. 3ist and Chest.
nut sts.
PLCMB"R, experienced, wanted. Address &C
H." =. o. Box 3ti3. -
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SHEET METAL, WORKER wanted. reliable,
cipphlc OF taking care OF small shop; stat"
experience and salary desired. VI S3l, Led
ger Office.
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Faii saTrsndsT - N G5s' Lsdssr 1 Central. i.'7
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WOMEN WANTED AS GOVERNMENT
CLERKS: $40 month: Philadelphia examna-
tlons coming: sample questions free. Frank
lin Institute Dept. Il5 N. Rochester. ". Y.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

~
Continued iron, Prcccdino Column
MAN and wife. coloredi nrst class butler ana
cook; Main Line; ref II $50. Led, ON, TO-
NATIONAL. BANK MAN .,,,
10 yrs continuous exp. des. connectlomn m w. WI .
institution that gives broader field OF 3pp1niiis,
preferably executive capacity: c9nsiueiI itaut
exp. in handling people. 1iS. Led Cent
OFFICE manager, auditor, cashier or 59Se- iSf1s
capable and and strictly tSmpeTatS; married; 80
Years Of age eight years With pEfsT' pTitsTs. add
ing machines and private branch teiepnt''"e teieIpt
exchange; any locality, j 3OS, Leo Cei'',
PHARMACIST. registered, desires positddo9h T1Jil Tdi
pharmacist In smaller Pa. city. A 2O'' Leu
ger office. -,
REGISTERED PHARMACIST Pennsylvaniia9)
Experienced clerk and manager Ie'-
erences H. i. g., Gen. Del. Scranton, Pa.
SALESArAN-Slx years city and road expert
connect with live progressive nrm. Il 49,
ledger Central --
sECRETARY--Rehned young man, French, 30
stlon as private social secretary. 1732 PARK
ave. Phone Diamond 1854 w. --.
perience in financial and railroad work: high
est ref; mod. salary. 55s. LED. cent
sTENocGRAPHER 2a, wants soo2 position sitb}p5 good
YOUNG MAN. 10 years old, well educated one
years experience office work. bookkesping
W. A.. 226 south Sd ST. -
YOUNG MAN wishes position, in book store
willing to learn. 957. Ledger Central.
TWO energetic live wires, ages %. 30. having
good business experience, require opening
with Sabbath observing firm In any capacity.
S. s. s., Broadway Central Hotel, New
A MARRIED MAN %, aggressive. capable.
thorough general business experience, cred
It's correspondence aCcOuntinE, executive
ability. desires change. 25I, Led, Cent.
TECHNICAL, GRADUATE with special ltnowl-
edge OF boiler design and construction de-
sires change. 304, T.edger Office. --
JAPANESE wishes position as butler or valet:
references. kensmor. 1881 Vine st.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

wANTED--Cooks. chambermaids. chidnurses,
housework girls. girls for institution work.
Settled woman wants housework without
cooking. Girl wants housework near sharon
Hill. Miss Rose Dougherty. 1913 West
Grard. --
NICHOLAS. 1926 Bainbridge-Comp. butler.
housemen, cooks. Mattresses, chambermaids'
nurses. housemaids, etc; all nationalities.
Phone Locust 213O -----
MISS MARY 4. MCCARTHY 2lO7 Christian
Usoc. 13p8), supplies wants 1st-class Prot
Cath male and female help; all nationalities.
wANTED---Prot: waitress. priv. fam city N
winter: other help Prots; good wagesi ref.
required. Baker, 1893 Cherry. -
MADAME AsHE. 533 Christian st.--Reliable
help supplied and wanted; all nationalities.
MAN AND WIFE, colored. cook and butler;
referencps Phone Preston 4S0O.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

ASSISTANT SHIPPER. Apply John & James
DOhson Inc. Su1-sll Chestnut st.
BOOKKEEPER. -. r.; must be competent.
state age, salary expected and where last
employed Address A 32l. ledger Onice.
BOY-Bright boy for general work and to run
errands; g years old. Apply by letter only
Bailey. Banks Biddle Co., 1921 SAMSON
St. 4th floor.
BOY wanted. 10 70 II years old, for light
work In manufacturing concern. Second
floor. 945 Ridge ave.
BOY not under lG. to work In drug store; no
soda fountain work. 1900 ~ 18th st.
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AUTOMOBILES

repainted; full equipment; price $3.50. AUTO
SALES CORPORATION. 142 N. Broad st:
CHALMERS. 1915. RIG SIX. excellent, condl-
tton; cost $3.50; great bargain o4o'
Ledger Central.
COLE, 1913. tourlnE;. electrically equipped;
newly painted: submit offers. .. ,,o
LOCOMOBlLE, 23i4 Market. Locust 40O.
H. A. .JENKS, Mgr. Exchange Car Dept.
CoLE-USED CARS-REBUILT
i. S. BOWERS COMPANY, 2i1 N. Broad st.
IL
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MANUFAC CTURING CHEMIST re-
uulres 500. 900 capital; only princi-
pals need answer: in writing state
business experience and give refer
ence. p 8l0. Ledger Office.
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DRIVERS wanted for drop-bottom wagons.
Apply 1904 Il. Montgomery ave, --
DRIVERS AND LABoRERs wanted. Apply
9IuS Tii1lOv- at
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Continued from Prcccdino Column
MAN and. wife; coloredi nrst class butter peI y
cook; Main Line; ref. II $50, Leo, Oll,
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-06-07
CONWAY YOUNG LADY
 TAXES BRYAN'S PLACE

A broken chautauqua engagement of William J. Bryan at Hot Springs was filled yesterday by Miss Hettie Jane Dunaway, the we'll known ly- ceum reader of Conway. The great pacificist, whose contracts provide that engagements may be broken at an hours notice, decided to proceed to the Republican convention at Chi cago instead of filling his Hot Springs date and the bureau wired Miss Dunaway to take his place on the program, the exchange being en- tirely satisfactory to the local com mittee. Miss Dunaway will also fill an engagement on the same circuit today at Helena and from that place she will go to Boston to spend the summer.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-06-07
M. J. McHenry, Co-Operative Observer.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

Whereas, God in his infinite wis dom has seen fit to take our beloved brother and pastor, H. H. Melton; Whereas, Sulphur Springs church, No. l, has suffered an irreparable loss in the death of our pastor;
 Whereas, the community at large has lost an able efficient, and untiring worker; a conscientious man and a noble, loving spirit; and
 Whereas, his family has lost a lov- ing husband and a kind father. Therefore be it
 Resolved, That copy of these res olutions be published in both county papers, and in the Baptist Advance; that copy of these resolutions be sent to the bereaved family; and that a page in our church record be set apart for these resolutions.
 F. s. Livingston,
 T. w. Day,
 L. P. Fulmer,
 Committee.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-06-07
MARCUS HILL.

Health is good in this community at this writing.
 Everybody is busy hoeing cotton and corn.
 Several from here went to Spring Hill Sunday to the all-day singing and report a good time, good singing and plenty to eat.
 Prof M. F. Stevenson is all smiles now. It is eleven pound boy.
 Crops are growing rapidly and grass is going to the bad.
 Tommie Wood is busy cutting wheat this week.
 People here are cutting oats this week.
 Another hard rain fell here Mon- day evening which done the crops good, but the wind caused some dam age in this community.
 There will be a decoration at this phase Sunday.
 June 2. e
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-06-07

An excellent program of picture tonight at the Grand.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-06-07
UNION VALLEY.

Health is good in general.
 Farm work is progressing nicely There was a good season Monday Crops look well.
 The majority of farmers will get over their cotton this week if the weather permits.
 Marvin Stevenson and wife are the proud parents of eleven pound boy
 Rev. Mrs. Lewelling preached al the Valley Sunday.
 Next Sunday is the decoration and memorial day at Marcus Hill.
 Peddlers are numerous but market ing is scarce.
 The writer and his sisters, Misses Ella and Matte, attended the all-day singing Sunday at Star Gap, anc heard some good singing. June 2.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-06-07
NEGRO TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The colored teachers institute will convene in this city at colored public school building June 19. The insti- ute will be divided into three sec- tions, primary, intermediate and grammar. The May number of the Arkansas Teacher contains the man. ual. Each teacher is required by law to attend the full five days.
 The following is the program Arithmetic, L. c. Cox; Grammar, B. T. Bragg; Geography, M. L. Hunt; U. s. History, Cora Stanley; Spelling, Alice Jones; Reading, Maggie An derson; Physiology, Jamie Crout; Penmanship, D. Kelley; Agriculture, A. w. Winston; Arkansas History, w. L. Miller; Theory and Practice, s. c. Collins; Civil Government, J. R. Armstrong.
 Those on program are expected to be on duty the entire week.
 J. R. Anderson.
 An excellent program of pictures
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-06-07

If you have the itch, don't scrath. It does not cure the trouble and make the skin bleed. Apply BILLIARDS SNOW LINIMENT. Rub it in gent ly on the affected parts. It relieves itching instantly and few applica- tions removes the cause thus per forming permanent cure. Price 25c, 50c and $1.O0 per bottle. Sold by Gannaway Drug Co.-Advt.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-06-07
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT.

Observations are taken at 5 D. m. i; temperatures are therefore lowest and highest from 5 p. m. to p. m. Rainfall is for date given, from mid night to midnight.
 Report for week ending June 4:
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-06-07
TO GIVE JAPANESE TEA.

The Camp Fire Girls of Conway will give a Japanese tea for the benefits of the local Boy Scouts at the Conway Motor Car Company gar age Friday, from to 10 p. m. Some cabaret specialties will be given dur ing the evening and refreshments will be served.