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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-09-07

Mrs. Preston Gibson, who has the
Pump Cottage at Beverly Farms, Mass
for the summer. entertained at dinner
there last evening
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. I. T Mann and their
children, Miss Alice Mann and Billy
Mann. who came to Washington after
spending the summer at Bass Rocks
Mass, left yesterday for their country
home at Bramwell, w. Va
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-09-07

Mrs. Tribe. wife of Passed Assistant
Surgeon George B. Tribe, L. S. N, has
returned from Newport where she went
early in May. and is at the Netherlands
for the season
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-09-07

Miss Helen Stewart Winter, daughter
of Lieut.. Col Winter, U. s. A, is visit
ing Miss Mary Mccarthy at Arundel-on-
the-Bay, Md.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-09-07

Representative and Mrs. Fred Britten
expect to leave this morning for a
leisurely trip in their motor to their
home in Chicago Representative Brit
ten will make a campaigning trip
through the Northwest before election
and Mrs. Britten will accompany him.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-09-07

While say the assortments conn Iete the constant
interest to the displays and will always be found peasuabe
sections
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-05
9nrsc Standardization.

SRI. 9frtb 0siuolO, ipeIde cine
6reiiteae an Gco6oov 0luiif.Gouier.
oatorirmn gelponneu bat, lit ais So.
pron.Soliitin all scr 5ranflin.Str..
3resbpterioner-airde onseitellt NOR
ben. SRI GSmol0 mar friiber iii
GbilaOclpbia IN eleiber @igenibdit
tbGtig. Sic muroe bier BON 9l0elin
5crmin lpeiter ausgebil0et.
Capt. Gbil. Gen6p bon Der ,9[ue-
ritan GbriIiiou 9lrmD" nuBte geIiert
III ser norooitlihcn EoIi5eiitotion al!
ne Strofe bon $40 uno Soften be3o6.
len, ipeiI er u6hreno zines @ottes.
OieniieS iii 9lr s2i, 9loro @apIir.,
Ieiue Srnr priieelte unO oos aiiheu-
geidirr 5ertriinlmcrt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-05
GpiOcmic i'm (SrlSidJcu.

9lep gorf, 4. Gftober. Gle
ononuerno eiinitigen 8eribte iiber
sic 2cuHe.5ituotion baben lett oo.
5u gefii6rt ooB @enerolar8t Blue
pom oiieutli6en @unoes.@eiuno.
bcitsout oeriiigtc, ooB bie lbdtig.
felt ser 9maoes.9ler8te III @erbiu.
oung nit Der 5cu6e-Sitnntion IN
Scr 5toot nit 0em belitigen Gage be.
enoet Iei. Or. 9ants uno iein Stab,
Die Dem 9}ep gorfer @eiiuobeitS-
glmt bei Scr gcf1mpfilng Der Selidlc
sur Seite nouoen, merocn iidj oober
oieicr Tose auf ibre alien @oiten slt'
riidbegeben, Ger Stab oes 8unOeS-
9lr8tes 1r. @onfs mfoBt 35 gler5te,
un6 Oicic babcn I'M a2ufe Der 3eit
$4,000 @elino6eits-9lttene fiir ain.
Der aisgeitcnt bic nah unoeren
5toaten rcilten.
9is beiite 8ormittag Inn 10 llbr
lDur0en u nene Grtrnn1tn9S' llno
s EoocSFdnc eemeloct
GrtbopG0iihe gtadbc-
6anoIung.
Mlbann, "a. 81, 4. Gftober. -
Cine 8emealme, oeu ali ser ahnoer.
lG6mllne erfrnnft gelpeienen ain0err
uadtr1gli1e @ebanolitug 5nfontntcr
5u Ioiieu, muroe, ipie Or. 9iniep ".
@iaionls, ser Siilfs.gtaats. @enln0,
beits.Gonuniiidr, bette befdnnt gab
ms 2eben gerufen. Sic @eboroC
bat iid Der Tienite bon Ir. g9 So,
oett, ErofeNor ser ortbop1oiider
Gbirlrgie in SorodrO. scr iid Oos
Stioiun Der Ginocrl1bmlng 5ii
slnigabe gclnaht BAT, periitbert. Diar
eebt nit oem @ldne Inn, oieic gepe
sung iibcr Sen gan5eu Stnut ous5r
oebnen um0 nusu Ste Silfe BON So
folbeboroen IN gtnIprild 5u nebmen
alimifen iperoen III perihicoenct
GldBen eingeribtct iprroen, moielbi
Gerionen, sic bon Der Granfbeit ee
beilt luuroen. elmer 9lohfltr itlter
poricn werNen iolleii Die meiiter
6olc, 70 iagt Ct, Minions, fouuter
ourA Gin uaebtrdglighes SeiIuerfab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-05

9iem @orf, A. Gftober
oglob lit Ser StraBenbabnurbeitcr.
Strife nidt perIoren~ ioete bcilte
@1oreen g9iuiom q. ;yisgcrolO, Der
Better oeIiel6cn. Dir gonbaeicIlId)af.
ten iueroen Ieiner glniibt Blfolec
iHIieBlih bod, ge5uiineen ieir, bic
Strifer ipieOer nnSuitelen. Gr dn.
Berte ii6 ieoo6 nid|t inter ipeIdcn
9eOingnngen oieS erfcleen tuiiroe
9lulaB gum 9lusitano CAB befonntIid]
Oie Aeigeune Der @eieaihaiten, oie
Unions ou3ucrfenneI.
SSiegernlO bat fir ndhiteu Wlon.
tag cine &arooe Der @ottinnea iino
SinDer ser Strifer nrrangirt. .Miu.
oeltens Slpei. bis oreitouleno SSrouen
unO Ginoer," lagte er, nperOen nod
Der GitD san noribireit. 5ie mol
len onS &ublifium uon Der geniiblna
Scr Stdotbdbnlinien dbboltcn. Gr
ingte, oaB Spmpot6ic. 1trifes troa
oler mi0cripredenOer @criidjie itotf.
finoen iucrOen iwo iieIlt allerIti
lleberroihuugen duf ocm SnOuitric.
feloe III 9tuSiid)t
3lpolfbun0ert goubnnoInngcr ia.
ben sic SIrbcit einseitcIlt, i'm Ancrs
feHnnne ibrer Union 5u er5iDingen.
Gieier glusitano bat nibts mit oen
@a6norbeiteru 5it t5un er mag aber
oie Snnoiperfer Bur gtieoerIesllug Der
Qlrbeit 3luingcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-05

iiOent @m. Scott bon Suoiouopo-
lis; 3. 9ice Erdiioent, S. ". solo.
mons bon Sooonnob, Ga; A. @ice.
&rdiioent, .. 3. 9(noreips bon Nlin-
neopoIis, 0linn.; 5. @icc &rGliocut,
9ielion 9. 5uop BON Stem gorf.
Control @eboroe. s. 6. @eOwca,
0ma6a, 0lebro goriiber; @corge E.
Wierrca, ct 9ouis; u. 8. @orfer,
gtep Orleans; s. 6. @rooocr, Sod.
ionOiIlc, uuO g. 9. Sale, Sos 9lngc.
les.
Sn 2oltie oeS gtodmittoes bega.
ben iitb sic 0eIegoteu nod 5tonp
Greet 5n einen Mathematician un0
oie Goneu paren sic @Gite Ser 6ruu
~ 81. 6. 9o6me 6ei elmer @orten.
&ortic IN 9iolono &orf, Seute 9l6enO
tinOet Oos ShhB 9onfett I'M SotcI
9eIoeOere itott, imo moraeu naden
bic Celegoten lno oereu Iomen cine
Dontpfer @rtilriion uad1 glunapo.
lis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-05
lSrn6i6itinn m frin lSirnic.

Syn Der Contention Der 0Eeuipcs
ren5 llnion Hriitliber 6rouen in ser
0lount 8ernon.Girbe belt eeltern
&ornittoe Or. Sbomas 80. Sorc,
ser Superintendent Scr o9lnti-So.
loon-2i0o", cine &e0c 8u @rniten
BON Yrobi6ition Gr bctonte III iei-
ner Heoe, ooB Der it6rffte aompf IN
ocr Stooot Baltimore itii0 IN gllle.
CAMP iuo Baltimore Goltntp &C.
mnht meroc. 0o6ei Gr5dblte CT, Bob
oos ourh Hrobibition gliidielig ge-
mohte &ireinieu ieincn gon5en ge.
6arf on 0noiiem Stoff aus Guut6cr-
Lamb bc5iebc. Die GoblengrGber
brouhtcn fcine itGrfcreu @ctrdnfe
ols oos bon SDpbus.9o5illen ge-
miihte S9ofer oerl Gllellen IN oert
@ebireen. Or. Sore beat oic llcbcr-
oeueune, baB 9Srince Georges,
@oibineton- ino 5reoerid. .GontD
,troden" Itinnen wiirOen. @r aoIItc
oub Oen morolilden 3uitGnOen IN
Sigblonotopn icun Compliment imo
fiigtc biu5n, ooB 0ie genobner Ocs
Golmt1S, no66em es otroden" &c.
Itinimt babe, ibr @eIo nod Der Stoot
bringen fonnte, menn oieielbe onoB"
bleibe. Gin onoercr &eOuer por Der
nSonntoes. SeiIige~ Or. S8. S9. ga.
bis, meIAer nit Or. &elp an ben
Sonntogen IN beridieoenen Ebeilen
oes Gountps WlorolpreOieten bGIt.
st CAB 5lt Dab sic @eid0fte Scr
Stoot oitrh @robi6ition leiben Mir
oeit aber oofir ltiegcn Die NtietRcn
III oen onoeren StoottBcilcn. er
loete ober niHt 100 Oas @elo fiir
sic erbobtcn aiietbcn berfontlncu
Ioa menn Souienoe bon glrbciterr
bcih6ftigungSlos meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-05
,iScNcratiun pf Ga6ur. Z


Froteltirt eegen ole 9enlibuug bon
@oli5iiteu fir bic Strifcbretbcr
ino 9lep Dorfer v@unmrn".
9lIs Celeooteu fir Die Gonoeu-
tion Der n9lmericon 6eocratiou
Of 2obor" nonlinirt.
Gie Baltimore 5eoeratiou Of 2o.
Dor" bieIt geitern g[6eno inter Gor-
iib bes &r1iioeuten So6u s. 6ergu.
ion in Der Soue an Der 6reoerid-
inO 6opette. StroBe ibre regelndBge
Monots.&eriommling ob. Sic &C.
rGlintige Saac mar bis mlf oen lcs-
ten &las eeiiiut mo oieIe 81 ip1t err
ideinenOc DeIeeaten muBten ltebeuo
Der @erlammhme bciwobnen.
g3o1 @rleoieung Scr 9iolttinege'
i6Gite muroe bei6lolien, ON nohlten
W1ittwo1 eineu Delegoten Sllr Sab.
res.&eriammlung ser nglmericoit
Seoerotion Of 2obor" 3li ernoblen.
9llS Gonoiooten muroen oe Serren
6erguion mo Soncod oorgeidla9en.
9lm n6diten Sonntug g3a6mittae
miro oos Grefltip-Gomite cine gc'
rat6mg betreffs Oes StrifeS Der
Gleioermader bolten. Der Scfrctor
Der ,6eberation" piiroe beditftragt
Elm SHreiben on oen @oupernellr
bon Morplano imo bic ItdOtiider
8eborOen 5u rihten, Die &oli5ei pou
Baltimore nidt 5um S9use Der
Strifebreber bel oen bonn aleiber.
maHerItrife betrofienen 6irmen unr
Der 9lem Dorter y@unmen" 81 Der
wenoen imo eeeen bic WliteIicoer oel
federation Of 2obor", bic ols
Steuer5obler BON Baltimore 5nn
llnterboIt Der Goli5ei beitrogen, be
nrbt tueroen ion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-05

ren fons oieies redt8eitis aneeipeit.
oct uirS, ponig pieOer berseiteIIt
tueroen. gr CAB ieiner 9uoeriiht
9tusorud, boB ioedr bic Mebrbeit
Ser Sinoer, ipelhe onihcineno bon.
it6noie acldbnit iino, 5im fat nor.
mnlen @eiunobeits5uftonO 5triidgc-
fiibrt nerben fonnten ODER bod 10.
iueit pie0er bergeitellt, Daft iie feline
RriippeI bliebcn.
@on ben 1901 66aen in Stnatc,
anBerboIb 9lep gorf, puroeu 27i2
;sGlle ocbeiIt. @s 1T ct. @illians'
@lon ieoes ein5eIne oieier SFinoer
BON Grperteu iunerbaIb Der ndhiien
orei Nlouate nnteriuHen BID Ioilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-05
ariimmt i'd bel Scitcu.

Der II Sabre oIte @rnit Scoer, aus
0eutidlano gebiirtie itno i'm 100
9lod SinOen-glpenue mobn6ait miro
bon Srn. George &nnpp, iiln., bon
Scr. 11t6, NorO.Galpert- Ctr, be.
iduloiet, ibm cine Meeridaumpfciie
i'm @ertbe bon So, cine Gigarrens
ipibe i'm @ertbe pcn $25 mo Eobot
uno Gisorren i'm @ertbe BON 500
entuenoet 5u boberL un0 miro li9
beite I'M mittleren %oli8eieeriHt Oess
pegcn oeroutporteu miiiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-05

0ie aErollep 9tews" fir Sen Mo.
nat 0ftober ertbdls cine N}enge ali.
ter Hotbidldge, beionoers fir oie
ainOer aui ben StroBen. 9lber aud
tiir Gnpadiene 1T ole @elebrung oo.
rin bon gltteu 6oleen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-05
@rn0er gIOam anedlt aeitur6en.

SIN &forrbouie Der Ser3 syeIll.
@emehiOe 5u Sigblonotowu lit ge.
ltern 9riiOer gloom &nebt, Elm N2it.
gIieo Oes HeoemptoriitenOr ae-
ltorben. Die geeroieilng finoet nor.
een gorulittng BON Ger air6e aus
itntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-05
Nnnrpe. .0rpaniiten. Gunpention.

Sn ser geitrigeii Sisung Der On
gros Troeuiiteu GonpcutioH I'M
Gmeriou Notel murocn bic iolgen.
Den neiten 9eomten erlpdblt Er1li.
Bent, Games ~ Nlorriion bon Gbica'
40; 4, &ice 8r6Hoent Soruep go.
biniou BON Baltimore; 2. &ice.@rdt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-05

liden @oIi3eiItotion no Coroner
&ilti6ire cine llnterlIIHung unitclte
ino ianO, ooB oos @inO cine SHIinse
Inn Den Sals bate uuo onihciueno
eroroIeIt morOen mar. Die 4Soli8ci
perlubt, Der Nluttcr oes ainoes ouf
Die Spur 81 fonmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-05
slleiSermader neriet0en in streit.

alciOcrmnder gerietben in Strcit.
glo6oen in oen leBten gBoden Die
itrifenoen 9leioerinoAer iid rn6ig
per6alten batter, puroe eeiternGbcuO
gegen 5 ll6r 9eni. Ginobursfp bon
9tr. 1859, Oit.6opettcltr., IN Der
2pmbdro. nobe Eacoitr. BON gtot6on
Goben bon 9tr. III, @nioritr, mo
gtotbon Goben bon glr. S26, Sor.
forO.lluenuc, nngeeriifen. Dino.
bursfp uno ieine gIugreiier ipuroen
per6oftet ltno nod Der peItliben $50.
li5eiitotion eebradt no iie beutc
9ii1ter Sobannieu porgeiiiDrt per.
oen. 0os Grio iii oes onecbliH ln-
eebiibrliben 9etrnecns aneeidlIloigt,
pdbrenO Die bei0en Cohen olBerOem
oes ongeblihen 9[neriifs belhuIoigt
lin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-05

Sdleint crmurbet mOrOen sn icin.
Sn elmer glaeD binter Dem 1900
9lod Der Nlprtle.slOenue muroe ee.
Itern Wlorgen BON Oem StraBenfebrer
Ebomos S'Gonnor III elmer SHahtel
Elm ainoerleidnou gefunoen. gr
bradte oen SeiAnam nab Der peit.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-01
CLASS 4-CLYDEs.

Stallion, years old and over ...... $3.50 $500
Mares, 8 years old and over . 750 500
Either sex, years old and under $500 750 500
Yearlings . ........... 500 LOO
Foals ........-.-.. .........s-...... 200 100
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-01
SWINE
BREEDING AND FAT GLASSES.

CLASS 23-DURoc JERSEYS
Boar year old and over ........ $500 $3.50
Best Boar under 1 year ............ ESQ ribbon
Best Sow, year dover ............ 500 $50
Best Sow under year ................ $50 ribbon
Sow with best litter pigs; must have s. 500 ESQ
CLASS 24-BERKsHIRFs.
Boar, year old and over ....... $500 $3.50
Best Boar under year ............. $50 ribbon
Best Sow year an dover ......... 500 $50
Best Sow under year ............... ESQ ribbon
Sow with best litter pigs; must have s. 500 $50
CLASS 25-PoLAND- CHINA
Boar year old and over ...... $500 $3.50
Best Boar under year ............. $50 ribbon
Best Sow. / year dover ... 500 26O
Best Sow under year -............... $50 ribbon
Sow with best litter pigs; must have g. 500 $50
CLASS COLCHESTER WHITE.
Boar, year old and over ...... $500 ON
Best Boar under year ............ $50 rihhon
Best Sow year an dover ...... 500 1E0
Best Sow under year .......... $50 ribFon
Sow with best litter pigs; must have g. 500 $50
CLASS 27-FAT BARRows.
Best fat Barrow any breed ..... $500
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-01
HORSES
CLASS LPERcHERoNs.

NOTE Ribbons win be given as third prize in the
Horse. Cattle Swine and Sheep rings.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-01
GENERAL EXHIBITS

premiums on articles under this heading win be 81
for best and 50 cents for second-bestl
SEWING-Needle work.
Best special embroidery BY amateur.
Most attractive interesting and best display Of fancy
work entered by person two pieces Of tho same
kind Of work and no less than six pieces
Coronation braid initiating table cloth and nap
kins Embroidered handkerchief. Embroidered baby
dress. MountmelIck COlored silk on white linen
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-01
SHEEP

BREEDING AND FAT GLASSES.
CLASS o.
3 Ewes with lambs by side. any breed $500 $500.
CLASS 29-FAT SHEEP.
Fat Lamb, any breed ............... $500 $500
Fat Wether, any breed ............... 800 200
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-01

LAcEs

All laees must BE- mounted finished artiele.l
Point lace. Tatting handkerehiefs Battenburg
scarf. Tatting displays pieces. Corset yoke.
Nightgown yoke and sleeves Tattng lace and inser.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-01

Grand display of live stock
and home products.
Don't miss it.
two days. 'eSe
amusement. "a
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-01
CLASS sHIREs.


Stallion, years old and over $500.
Mares, 8 years old and over .....
Either sex, years old and under 49,.
Yearlings .... .....
Foals .
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-01
cRocHETING

Filet Slippers. Irish collar. Shawl Novelty
braid doilie Lace Coronation braid work Cap
Bed spread Infants boOtees Mittens. Infants
acque. Stockings
KNITTING.
Bed spread. Slippers Shawl Cap. Infants boot
ees Infants saeque. Lace
LUNCH CLOTHS
Must be- 80 iuchesl
Punch work Cut work Drawn work Novelty
braid Piet. French
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-04
ROBT. PERRY, 100
 YEARS OLD, DEAD TOO OLD FOR WAR OF '6l
PIONEER, COUNTY'S OLDEST CITIZEN, EXPIRES AT HOME
 NEAR NILONIA.

Robert H. Perry, said to be more than 100 years old, and the county s oldest citizen, died yesterday at his home near Vilonia. He was the fath- Ter of Mrs Doss B. Wright of this city.
 Mr. Perry is native of Tennessee. He moved to Faulkner county more than 50 years ago, when it was a part .of Conway county He has lived here since
 At the outbreak of the Civil war MT. Perry was too old for service.
 Funeral services were held today, and were attended by large number of relatives and friends. He was one of the best known residents of the county.
 He is survived by his widow, two daughters, Mrs. Doss B. Wright of Conway and Mrs. Robert F.. Brady of Naylor, and one son, John Perry
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-04
PLAN CELEBRATION
 OF CONWAY DAY
MEETING ON FEBRUARY 25
PRIZES OFFERED FOR CONWAY SONG BY WOMEN'S CLUBS
 OF CONWAY.

In connection with plans for the observance of Conway Day" Febru- ary p, the Shakespeare, the Home Culture, the Civic and the Orpheus clubs offer two prizes to the students of the city.
 The first IS open to students of the grades and the high school, to the preparatory department of Hendrix and of Central colleges and to stu dents below the Junior class of the State Normal School. A prize of two dollars in gold is offered for the best peom of six stanzas or more, dealing with some phose of Conway life and progress. Each stanza is to end with a refrain containing the thought, but not necessarily the exact words or meter, Watch Conway Grow"
 The second, a similar prize, is of fered under the same conditions to the college students and to members of the junior and senior classes of the State Normal School.
 All poems must be sent ito Mrs Joseph Frauenthal, chairman of the committee, not later than February
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-04
STATE NORMAL 10 SELECT DEBAT[RS

A contest to select debaters to rep resent the State Normal School in the contests with Henderson, Brown College at Philadelphia April 10, and with the East Central State Nor nal of Ada, Okla, at Conway April 22, will be held at the Normal next Friday. Fourteen young men and four young women have entered the contest for the honors. The subject of the debates will be Resolved, That Military Training Should be Made Compulsory in the Colleges and Universities of the United States" In the debate with Tender Brown, the local school will have the affirmative side Sides have not been chosen in the Oklahoma -Arkan- sas debate.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-04
WILL NOT ORDER
 AUDIT OF BOOKS NOT NEEDED. SAYS HOLT COUNTY COURT WILL NOT GO TO EXTRA EXPENSE UNLESS
 SHOWN CAUSE.

Unless some specific reason can be shown why it is necessary, 1 will not order an audit of the county judges
 books and accounts" said County
 Judge J. W. Holt today. Judge Holt
 stated that several persons had re- Icently suggested the matter to him, since the supreme court last week de- lcided that it lies in the power of the county courts to orGer audts of the Icountys accounts and employ experts
 for that purpose Conway county is lalready having such an audit made of it's books, and in several other coun- ties the matter is being agitated.
 There is no necessity for it in this county, however" said Judge Holt. All of the county scrip was called in,
 cancelled and reissued only a short time ago, and everything was found absolutely correct. Since that time | the board of commissioners of ac- counts, composed of men who thor loughly understood the work. made a complete investigation of every item of the county's accounts and report
 ed the books to be straight and cor rect. Under these circumstances, I would regard it as an unnecessary
 and unwise expenditure of the public
 funds to employ several high-priced expert accountants and put them to work for an indefinite time on the county's books, and l shall take no step in that direction unless it can
 be shown that there is a specific need for an investigation"
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-04

70. The presidents of the clubs are to act as judges. The names of the winners will be announced in the Log Cabin Democrat, and the prizes will be presented by Dr. J. II. Reynolds on the evening of February p, at winch time the four clubs will unite in rendering a program at Central College, open to all the citizens of Conway, in celebration of Arkansas Day. An attractive feature of the program will be the reading of the poems by the students receiving the prizes.
 It is hoped that large number of students will enter the contest
 The committee in charge of this feature is composed of Mrs. Joseph trauenthal, Mrs. w. B. Clayton, Mrs W. B. Hubbell, Mrs. J. W. Congel and Miss Ida NJ. Waldran.
 The following program, the slogan of which is Watch Conway Grow has been arranged:
 Piano-Miss Allie Merle Conge~.
 A Brlet History or Conway - Mrs P. II. Prince.
 "The Community Ideal'-Supt J P. Womack
 Vocal Solo-Mrs. B. T. Deal.
 What Conway Owes Her Stu dents J. II. Reynolds.
 What Conway Needs G. l.. Banner,
 Glee Club-Central College.
 Educate, Agitate, Cooperate e'- President J. J. Doyne, F. E. Robins and Mayor ]. Frank Jones.
 Piano, Violin Obligato Misses Laura and Sallie Harton. What the Womens Club, Co-operat- ing. Can Do for Conway Mrs. W. E. Clayton
 "A Prophecy for Conway '-Dr, J. w. Conger
 Awards for the prize poems
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-04
FIFTY WOMEN AND
 CHILDREN RESCUED STATE FARM TOTAL LOSS
LIVES LOST LOST IN JEFFERSON AND LINCOLN
 COUNTY FLOOD.
ecial to the Log Cabin Democrat.

Special to the Log Cabin Democrat
 Little Rock, Feb. IA rescue party this morning reached the town of Gould, isolated by the flood for several days, and took all white wom- en and children, 50 in number, to places of safety.
 Many negroes were rescued today from trees, to which they had clung in the bitter cold without food, for 48 or more hours. Several of them were half frozen from the exposure and is is expected that many deaths will follow.
 Reports of the drowning of a large number of negroes in the flooded area have not been verified, but former County Clerk T. l.. Puritus of Lin- coin county lost his life yesterday when a rowboat in which he was try ing to reach his farm was overturned.
 Citizens of Warner are still ma rooned by the flood which surrounds the town and covers all except high places.
 The state convict farm in Lincoln county is almost a total loss. All buildings have been destroyed and the loss is estimated at more than $100000.
 The banks of the river are caving badly at Pine Bluff hevees across the river from that city were myste- riously dynamited last night in an evident effort to turn the current away from Pine Bluff, leaving the city several miles away from the river.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-04
5. s. CLASSES PAYING EXPENSES OF STUDENTS

Edgar Miller of Smith vile matric. ulated at Hendrix College this morn ing. Mr. Miller is a ministerial stu dent, and his expenses will be borne by the mems Bible class of the Bates vile Sunday school, The expenses of F. r. Musser, a member of the sen for class at Hendrix, are being borne by the Hays class of Winfield church in Little Rock.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-04
GIVE BOOK PARTY.

Miss Daisy Bruce and David Me Brien last night very pleasantly en- tertained numoer of their friends with a rock party at Miss Bruce's home, 605 College avenue. Forty guests were present. Games were played at eight tables. Refreshments were served.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-04

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