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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-08
OLD GOLD

OLD GOLD. silver platinum. plated ware. old
style Jewelry. teeth plates bought for cash
Est. 1870 J. J., CLARK, rehner S07 SAMSON.
OLD GoLD--cash paid for old gold. silver.
ROGERS, 81 3. nth st. Both phones
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GERMANTOWS
THE NEW ADDITION
10 PELHAM COURT
IE nIIsNT

THE NEW ADDITION
10 PELHAM COURT
Is OPEN
PELHAM COURT was not built to make an
appeal to every One--but to you who dema nd
the hest and accustomed TO receive fiat
Inand and receive, Is mOdeTatc--it will make
q strong, compelling appeal,
PELHAM COURT is located at Carpenters
station, Germantown, just of beautiful Lin
,ulu Drive, on the Pennsylvania Railroad; 30
or so trains day, surely transportation
enough for any ONE,
suites Of . rooms, and bath to 6 rooms
mrnts Prices from $50 up.
PELHAM COURT IL a quiet. perfect
APARTMENT HOTEL and located in an alb
solutcy ideal and exclusively suburban loca-
In a word YOU may rome TO PELHAM
COURT and lind a perfect suburban location
with TRANSFORMATION uneNCelled. an idea lis con
structed building quiet. diRnlhed, elegant,
You may select an apartment OF the size to
suit YOUR individual needs; YOU will find all
your housekeeping problems solved and taken
care of for you absolutely without effort on
excellence at a most moderate price, and the
same courtesy. service and attention is uni
form through the entire establishment.
For full Information, arrangements for in
spection and reservations call, phone write
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD
SPRUCE sa7i >'''> RAc7 sO25
or his representative on the premises at
Pelham Court.
Appointments may be made for automobiles
to cali at your residence or business place ind
convenience and pleasure.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. ROGERS 3l3 $. Goth ST., supplies and
wants hrst-cla lass servants in every capacity;
male and female; vacancies now open for
Seandnavian cooks. $50 to 500 laundresses,
htchen maids. second men. housemen; refer
= ences required
Cooks, chambermads and housework girls
wanted cook and chambermaid for Catholic
3. reetory; man and wife and girl for institution
work; chambermaid wants position in Chest
nqt Hill. Miss Rose DOughcrty. 1913 W.
: Girard ave.
NiCHoLLS. 1925 Bainbridge st,-Competcnt
neip all hattonalites. supplied; wanted, cooks,
Sf0 to $50; Mattresses for city; chambe rmaids,
nurses, housemaids. with references.
MRS. BR1NCRLEY'S Employment Auonru 7rS
. lSth-Good. reliable help. Phi. Dkn 412 w.
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APARTMENTS

OAK IANG3--Lawnton Apts., one vacancy, :
rooms and hathi large outside rooms; Phone
Lloyd. oak Lane 200.
1913 s. iGTH-'rhrd floor. = rooms, bath,
kitchen, electricity; furnished, unfurnished:
phUnp: owner.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS
APARTMENTS WANTED

18TH, $40 SD floor front apt. furn,
rooms, private bath electricity.
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BOARDING

SPRUCE ST 1890 - Desirable room. second
PLEASANT third-hoor room. with board: pri.
family; conv. to seth st. IL" Bar. l51l w.
Suburban
GERNA NTOWN--GO Il. Penn st. com accom-.
for few desirable people; conv't to train and
trolley. Phone Germantown 22O.
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BROAD. s, 9lOO--Delightful outside rooms,
electric light hot-watcr heat; reasonable.
CATnARINE. hOl7--Warm furn. room: boa rd
optional; conv.; gentleman. Woodland 1886 w.
CHESTER AVE. i5OS-AttractiVely furni shed
rom with dtChcncttc and lavntory.
CHESTNUT 2OO9-DESIRABLE ROOMS, PER
MANENT OR TRANSIENT.
GREEN. ls34-Four large rooms unfurnished,
private bath. heat, light. $50 monthly.
OSAGE AVE, 44O3 --- Large attractively furn.
"a aoor rooms: board optional. Preston 32i0 j.
PARK 2iOT-Furnished rooms; running water
board II desired. reasonable. Phone.
SPRUCE l4O0--Furnished rooms: southern ex-
poEure.
18TH ST. n, 1B2S-Ncely furnished rooms,
private bath; board optional.
l7TH. n. 1901 Completely turn. housekeeping
apt; running water. gas range; adults only.
18TH. y. LOOT housekeeping rooms. fur
uishod, kitchcnctte, 81 up; room private bath,
81 80, singlv room, s."
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SANlTARIUMS

INVALIDS CHRISTIAN SANITARIUM
Spacious grounds: Old York road to Broad St.
south of Chelten ave. Private rooms tno
wards): medical stan; nurses; sympa thetC and
scientific service at moderate rates.
UNSECTARIAN. Phone Oak Lane 1929,
BEAUTIFUL LOCATION. special scientific care;
nervous, elderly; every comfort. nurses: book
let. Dr. Randall city Line. Chestnut Hill.
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APARTMENT, 3 rooms, bath and kitchenette:
central location. give fullest particulars
otherwise will not consider. + l5I, Led cent.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

$4,000 NEEDED by company nufacturng' auto
specially meeting with Erout success; 10 man
Of executive ability who will invest this
amount We can offer an attractive and profit
able connection in an Established and rapidly
growing business. 345, Ledger Central.
THE ARE so MANY propositions advertising
for capital and active interest that one hardly
knows which TO answer. However, your time
and expectations will not suffer 4 you write TO
Manufacturer 6l0. Ledger OFFICE,
ESTABLISHED COAL. sand. cement ana build
ing material business; heavy teaming, long
distance moving subcontractinE; last years
profit 314 600; wishes to retire; Write for
descriptive folder. Room l, Woolworth bldg''
Bethlehem. Pa.
lection agency or will consider proposition
with experienced solicitor OF collection agency.
l40, Ledger Central
BUSINESS MAN OF Integrity will invest $4,000
to $4,000. with services. in established, pay!
ing business; state line. J sbl. Led Cent
PATENTs--our 4 books sent, free. How to
i42SA Chestnut st. Phadelpha. -
OYSTER and sea food store doing large cash
business; present ownership 81 years; rare
chance. LOVE, 129 N. llth 81.
SPLIT PULLEYs-Valuaole patents for sale
outright royalty, l07. Ledger Office.
Tor quick sale. p oSI Ledger 0ffce.
S25O-GooD paying grocery; month later will
sell for $500. Call 1892 N. 31st'
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STORAGE
FIDELITY FIREPRooP WAREHOUSES
1Sit-1stg MARKET Sr.

1sii.isis MARKET Sr
MILLER N. BROAD STORAGE co. Broad alb
Lehigh ave. new nteproof addition: rooms nre-
proof; furniture and china packers; automobile
vans; estimate free. Bell phone Diamond 1880,
WEST pHT.A. MONARCH STORAGE co.
AUTO Packing aud shipping.
SERVICE 3sTO LANCASTER AVE.
VICTORY sToRAGE-M MOVING PACKING.
59ih MARKET PHONES.
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ROOFING AND IRON AWNINGS

ROOFS REPAIRED and painted; guaranteed 5
years; any locality. Central Sheet Metal and
Roofing Company 10th and Winter. below
Vine. Both phones
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DREssMAK1Na AND MILLINERY

MODESTO. late Of N Y. advanced STYLES, eve
ming gowns speciality. 1924 walnut. Wal Sls4
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JuIps and other standard makes, good new
Teturned from winter rental accounts, at re-
. auctions Of $50 to $3.50 below regular prices
Write for large illustrated catalogues and
speCial plans of payment.
"'TERMS So MONTHLY AND UPWARDS.
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES
Cor. 9th and Thompson SITS. Philadelphia.
REDUCED PLAYERPIANOS
,oa5-WeberReld PLAYER Plano; $3.50: new
S9SS-Auto- Manual Player Piano. $3.50; new
SSS0-Iieppe Player Plano; $3.50; new
5aeh--AlatChless Cunningham Player-Piano;
$500; new
Several Aeolian and Francesca Player
pianos reduced S25 to $50 below regular
nrices: good new; guaranteed five years.
Write for large illustrated catalogues and
special plans nf payment -
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES
Cor. 9th and Thompson SITS, Phlla adelphla.
Founded 1868.
pIA YER -PIANO-Knabe Angeus, full size in
mahogany case; cost $1,000; will he sold at a
. rldICuiousy low figure, including bench and 100
rolls Of music, do not miss this opportunity.
HOWARD VINCENT S36-s3S-s4O y. 9Th
Is YOUR PLAYERPIANo out OF order? See
ms I'VE are experts" Phone, write or call
Grand Union Piano Co. 3l3G Kensington ave
PIANOS AND PLAYERS, used: write for bar.
gain booklet. Power Weymann, $500 N Broad
ss.NoTE PLAYERS put in any piano; illus
trated catalogue free; pianos tuned, So. Gil
bert Player Installing Co., 936 n. 4sth St.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALr
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT -bookkeeper, married IS, expert
encsd mercantile mspufact9rins ETSg hishGr
ACCOUNTANT will open close. audit books
evenings terms moderate. 2t5, Led on.
p ASSISTANT TO ENECCTlVE-Girard College
CAPABLE ss OF Of Tandlins books j iis, Led, Cent
BooKKEEPER-,M Married man, age IS. . years,
experience, desires position IN central part OF
cHAUFFEuR-Packard Twin six; young man.
gTsds ~ Snf asrs SHf WSs pSson s on lea a
CHAUFFEUR wants position; yrs. in present
position employer en- giving up ear reason f''
CHAUFFEUR wishes position. private family
strictly sober. obliging; best ref. A 236 Led.O
COST ACCouNTANT-.Young man, "a q years
head we'll organized cost system; appointment
invited. i $50. Ledger Central.
DESIGNER age 50. sxperieneed on fsncy
references P liz, Ledger ofhce.
nan 5eGhneaI EradE9be
place VIII ' conrsctor tGiti' 15$. Ledger Central
GARDENER. married., no family. wishes posi-.
SpCye1 ER %th gT only fsny S ref w fr2 G
sldered II Thomas ave. Bryn Mawr Pa.
MAN and wife, Japanese. as cook, butler or
apartment, + 145, Ledger csntrsi.
OFFICE MANAGER
age 80 Years experience municipal and
commercial accounting. capable and depend
able, seeks opportunity with manufacturing
Ss arns GOOD not 3 Led S[ cent
/ sTENoGRAPHER--Car tracer and general rail
road man wants position in exporting hrm
"A 2S3 Ledger Office.
srENoGRAPHER and general office man wants
work nights and Saturday afternoons.
232, Ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN, 81 years old high school grad
uate. years clerical experience In all de
partments Of office. including time study work
bic position i %, Ledger Office.
. YOUNG MAN, with years experience in ma
tional bank, wants position in brokers' office
knowledge of StpuOgra Dhy, II 11b Ledger OH.
GENTLEMAN. 20 years experience in handling
securities for estate and private individnaL
desires employment; salary secondary to desire
for employment: splendid references. III,
Ledger Office.
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

MACHINERY AND TOOLS
SAFETY SPLIT COLLARS and YoCoM
HANGERS and PILLOW BLOCKS with I'm
ished ball and socket bearings, are the best
for all shafting PURPOSES. SlIAFTlNG AND
MACHINE WORKS, 1i5 North Second
JAMES YOCOM SON,
so *. w. BULLOCK l25 V. generator, air
compress 500. pressure blowers. II.
p. motor and vacuum cleaner cupola blowers
A. c. and u. G. motors bought and sold.
YEARSLEY co. 22i N. Sd 81.
POWER PLANT EQUIPMENT
Dvnamos, motors, boiler. steam and oil en-
ptnes pumps. air COmpressurs,
FRANK TOOMEY, Inc, 127 y. Sd st.
SECONDHAND PIPE
to IL inches cut to your requirements.
NJ J. HUNT. 1916 Reach vt.
steel. PLATE EXHAUST FANS-2-l5 r.
American dir. con. to l2Nl i-inch horizontal
engines. Seyferts, i3I y. I'd st.
WOOD PULLEYS tGilhcrD; thousands In stock.
ali diameters. CHARLES BOND COMPANY,
$50 Arch ST.
20 COPPER Jacket kettles different sizes; re.
volving pans; 80. ~; 100, lIO Eallon steel
Jacket kettles NUTrALL, 17IS n, 9Th.
NAME of plain and automatic machinery.
Send for booklet. A. Nacke Son, $40 s. 9th.
NEW electric soda water carbonatprs; bargain
prices. Mink O'Brion, Ill Vine.
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANGINe

BEST GRADE OF WALL PAPER 1Oc roll: cut
out borders 90 yard, Harris, 1889 Ridge ave.
Poplar 1897. Samples sent.
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WATCHES AND CLOCKS
ROOMS FOR RENT

pairs any watch. Swiss expert. New parts
ost. II. Ramisch, 1921 Filbert base't store
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HEATING

HEATERS, boilers ranges. new and rebui
removed for She Makln-Kelsey health hes
will install cheap 1927 Filbert ST.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
REBUILT PIANOS
At ONE-THIRD VALUE
S65-Smithsonian Piano Sl31-Meyer Piano
Ss5-Nsw England Piano Sl45-Erhardt Piano
Sp5--Fisher Piano sia9-slpera Plano
Si3O-I.eSter Plano SlS9-Bailey Piano
si95-Stonc Piano Slga-Grard Piano
Si15-ChCkrrinR Piano S21a-Icster Piano
"Sayeuteen upright pianos. Heppe, Marcelms
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-03-09
NORMAL LICENSE
 BILL IS PASSED

One of the final acts of the house prior to adjournment yesterday was the passage of Senator Utley's bill authorizing the issuance of two-year teachers licenses to students of the Arkansas State Normal School who have completed the three-year rural school course in that institution. The bill avas called up by Representative Ben Allen in the final half-hour of the session and was passed without opposition.
 President J. J. Doyne states that the new law will attract many new students to the Normal School and will give deserved recognition to it's students who prepare themselves for rural teaching but who cannot re- main in the school to complete the work leading to the L. I. degree The course requires the equivalent of three years work after the compile tion of the common school branches and embraces much special study designated particularly to equip the rural teacher for her work.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-03-09
NEW CONWAY STORE
 ENJOYING FINE TRADE

The new store of Newborn Broth CTS at 213 East Oak street is enjoy ing a trade far beyond his expecta- tions, c. H. Newborn, the manager stated today. Our only trouble has been getting goods here and waiting on the trade" Mr. Newborn said. 'The sale of some of our lines is so great that we are required to send telegraphic orders daily to replenish the stock" The store is carrying an unusually high grade stock for a city of this size and is attracting patronage from many Conway ladies who have been in the habit of doing their shopping at Little Rock. Mr. Newborn is strong believer in ju- dicious advertising and is already a liberal patron of the Con1ay news papers.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-03-09
DIR. HARDY RETURNS.

Dr. II. B. Hardy, who represented Faulkner county in the lower house during the legislative session just ended, returned to Conway last night and left this morning for his home in Mathews township. Dr. Hardy received many congratulations from people upon his work in the legisla- ture, especially helping to secure the appropriation of $107,5O0 for the State Normal main building and equipment. He is being spoken of as candidate for state senator from the Twenty-Seventh district, it be- ing Faulkner county's turn to nomi- nate a man for this position at the next election.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-03-09
NEW BROKERAGE
 FIRM ORGANIZED

Announcement was made today oi the organization of new firm of merchandise brokers in this city under the name of the Harris-Tom- linson Brokerage Company. The firm is composed of Owen Harris, who has been successfully operating the Harris Brokerage Company here for some time, and l.. s. Tomlinson of Memphis, until recently connected with the Marco Mills of Pine Bluff. The company has leased from w. D. Cole, Jr, the three-story flour mill building on the Iron Mountain tracks between Deer street and College avenue, where their offices and ware rooms will be located. They expect to open for business early next week. The partners are both young men of energy and ability and their friends predict a successful career for the new business.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-03-09
Grand Theatre

THE GREAT SECRET" Third Episode of Metros Mystery
 Serial, Featuring
 Francis X. Bushman and
 Beverly Bayne FORD ANIMATED WEEKLY" Also Extra Added Attraction
 Sidney Drew in
 SWEET CHARITY" Metro Drew Refined Comedy THE ENTERTAINER KIDS", The Capt. is Examined for Insurance Those Overwhelmingly Funny
 Comic Cartoons ADMISSION ---5 & 1Oc Saturday, Louise Lovley in THE GRASP OF CREED"
 It's Bluebird. Admission :: {: 10 and 15 Cents Tuesday and Wednesday, March 13-14 CHES DAVIS MUSICAL COMEDY
 COMPANY, Direct from kempner Theater.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-03-09
MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.

At meeting of the Conway Mem orial Association held at the home of Mrs. Minor Carter Wednesday afternoon the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Mrs. J. A. Pence, president; Mrs. w. k. Greeson, vice president; Mrs. M. F. Underhill. secretary-treasurer. Mrs. John Dunaway and Mrs. Minor Car ter were appointed to make the special collections and Mrs. R. B. McCulloch to collect the regular dues. The association plans to do much inn provement work in Oak Grove cem- etery this year.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-03-09
POPULAR COUPLE ARE
 UNITED IN MARRIAGE
Wedding of Miss Laura Harton tt AzrO Lucien Barber
 Noteworthy Event.

In the presence of several hundred friends and relatives, Miss Laura Harton, eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Love Harton, last night was united in wedlock to Azro Lucien Barber. The beautiful cere- mony was pronounced at the First Methodist church at 8 o'clock, by the pastor, Rev. H. E. Wheeler.
 The church was prettily decorated for the nuptials, the color motif be- ing green and white. Palms and ivy, with lighted canales, were used ef- fectively.
 Preceding the ceremony, Miss Bess Maxfield of Batesville, organiste played Meditation" from Thais, by Massenet; Gall Me Thine Own," and "Traumerie," by Schumann. Then
 Mrs. B. w. Head of Paragould sang "Ich Liebe Dich," by Grieg, and "Still as the Night" by Bohm.
 For the professional Miss Maxfeld played Lohengrin's Wedding March
 The bridal party entered from the
 narthex in the following order:
 Ushers, Guy Farris and Silas w
 Rogers, Theodore Smith and V. D.
 Hill, George Shaw, Jr., and Edward
 Heiligers, Fletcher Smith and Dean
 McBrien; Miss Evie Shaw, brides
 maid and Howard Johnston, grooms- man; Miss Sallie Harton, sister of the bride, walked alone. Preceding the bride, who walked with her fath- CT, her litle cousins, Misses Josephine and Sara Cole, flower girls, scattered rose petals in the path. The bride and her father met the groom and the best man, Frank Farris, at the
 altar. While Miss Maxfield played softly "To a Wild Rose," Rev. Wheel CT read the impressive marital cere- mony of the Methodist church. Miss Maxfeld played Mendelssohn's Wedding March for the recessional The bride wore a gown of ivory satin, with an overdress of tulle trimmed with real lace, which was worn by her great-grandmother at the time of her marriage. The or ange blossoms in her veil were worn by her grandmother A shower boquet of brides roses and valley lilies was carried by the bride. Miss Sallie Harton, the maid of honon wore a gown of nile green charmeuse, with an overdress of tulle. Miss Shaw, brides maid, wore
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-03-09
CALLS COMMITTEE
 10 SfT PRIMARY CONSTITUTION ELECTION
Democrats to Decide Whether t, Hold Primary for Purpose of
 Nominating Delegates.

Little Rock, March 9.-At a meet
 ing of the State Democratic Central Committee to be held at the Marion hotel on March 14 at p. m. the question as to whether a primary election shall be called for the nom- lnation of Democratic candidates for delegates to the constitutional con- vention. will be decided The call for the meeting was issued by Chairman Joe w. House, Jr.; yester- 1 day.
 The act calling the constitutional convention fixes June 27, 1917, as the
 date for the election of delegates
 but makes no provision for primary elections. It simply fixes the date of the election at which the delegates will be chosen. Also, provision is made that candidates for delegate must certify their names to the sec retary of state not less than 40 days before the election, and that the secretary of state must certify the names of the candidates to the coun- ty boards of election commissioners not less than 30 days before the cleo tion. To comply with these provi- sions it would be necessary to hold the primary before May IT.
 Unless primary is called, the June election would be open to all parties, and it would be possible for several candidates from the majority party, entered against one or two from the other parties, to so split the vote that majority party candi- date would not be elected.
 II. l.. Remmel, Republican Nation |al Committeeman from Arkansas, last night said that very probably there would be Republican candidates as county delegate from some of the counties where there is a consider able Republican vote, and it is also possible that there may be Republi- ican candidates as district delegates at large, but that no primary for their nomination is planned at pres ent.
 At the meeting of the Democratic State Central Committee changes lin the committee rules also will be considered.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-03-09

gown of nile green chiffon with silver trimmings Both Carried bouquets of pink Killarney roses.
 Following the nuptials, recep- tion was given for the bride and groom at the Harton home, GA Rob- ,nson avenue. The color motif, green and white, was carried out. MT. and Mrs. Barber departed this morning for St. Louis, Mo-, where they will spent short honeymoon. They will be at home at TIA Conway boulevard.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-03-09

Pair nice gentle four-year- old homegrown mare mules for sale. A. M. Ledbetter.-143-dt
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-03-09
EAST SHADY GROVE
 SCHOOL HOUSE BURNS

The schoolhouse in district No. 26 known as tine East Shady Grove dis trict, three miles east of Greenbrier was destroyed by fire Wednesday night Miss Vena Arthur of Con- way, the teacher, lost about $5C worth of books and other articles and many of the pupils books were de- stroyed. The fire is supposed to have started from a defective fiue. There was no insurance on the building The directors are planning to erect a new and larger building at once.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-03-09
FISH WAVES HEARING.

Waving examination before Jus tice G. M. Easterwood yesterday af- ternoon, John Fish, who is alleged to have attacked J. w. Harrington of Pine Mountain with an axe, inflicting serious injuries, was held to the grand jury under bond of $500, on the charge of assault with intent to kill. Fish made the bond and was released. Harrington had recovered from the injuries sufficiently to at tend the hearing.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-03-09
FRANKLINS TO HOLD
 THIRTIETH OPEN SESSION

The thirtieth annual open session of the Franklin Literary Society of Hendrix College will be held tomor- row night in the college auditorium at 8 o'clock. Compulsory military training will be discussed by the de- baters, the question being stated as follows: Resolved, That the Nation al Guard Should be Displaced by Two Years Universal Compulsory Military Training-One in School and One Under Arms" The debaters will be: Affirmative, J. H. Rainey and o. J. Vaughan; negative, T. L. Hunt and R. L. lilies. The fraternal address will be made by J. A. Dowdy of the Harlan Society, whose subject will be The Center of World Power" An interesting program has been ar- ranged.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-03-09
LAST DAY FOR DISCOUNT.

Tomorrow will be the last day to pay for lights and water and save your discount.
 Don't let the rush of business on Saturday, deprive you of this sav- ing. Come early.
 The collector will, however, be in the office until 10 o'clock Saturday night to receive payment and save you the discount.-d1t