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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22
LETo (voL.) XII.

uJo te pravijo, da hi imperialistiGna NemGija te-
daJ Nrgla nSo svojo silo zoper Rusio
Lmaga upijani. Ali nemSkc ~cakcija ne bi
Spoh mogIa irpeti svobodne Rusije "a scsedo; v
mteresu Svoje reakcije hi morala zadaviti rusko
svobodo.
Ruski socialist ne pretiravajo: Njinov po-
raz bi bil katastrofa delavski razred vsega sve
Ia RuSkl socialist apeliraio ma svo sodruge ma
'front.' Ali brez njihovega apela je logtna dolz
most sociali>tov vSeh dezel, da jim pomagajo
braniti revolucijo.
&c morejo ameriSi socialist ma kak1 1Sankoli
nacm pomagati Svojim ruskim sodrugom. ie da
nes njih doIznost, da Jim pomagajo tenn. ne pa
oSladnlmi pacifisticnim pridigami podpro in
tereSe mednarodnega. SOcializma in do.le,ino svo-
je lastne interese
Ia SploSen mir, prav tenn zm;slu. kakor 81
ga oznacii ruski socialist "a mir brez aneISii in
ouSNodnln IN ma podlagi svCbCdnega raz,-oia ysa-
kcga naroda Smo seveda tudi mi O telr vendar
M 'reba govoriti. Ali kakor prav APPEL se ne pri-
dc do takega mMu nobenim separatnim enirom.
kl bi spodil Rusijo bojiSGa ampak zrnapo re-
Voiucionarne Sile mad imperialiStcno
iopolnCma pray omenja ape: Nems,ia arna
Ga III reVoluclonarna armada. &c b bla teda bi
ohrnia svojo fronto. Ne hi sc bojevala prat Ru
som, ampak Rusi vred - zcper kaizeria Ne hi
nagovarJala Rusov, mai sklenejo separate nmir.
ampak mai il pomagajo, da Sc resi- svoie avtolsra.
eye BolJ bI morali zaupati revolucionarni Rusi-
j. kl note uniGiti NemGije, kakor pa svoiemu
KaJzerlu, Xxi obljubuje reforme - po voini.
Dokler yada nemSki armadi .,lepa nokor-
soma do kajzerja, sluzi ia vlada kaizeriev:m ma
inenom IN je ruski revoluciji sovrazna. Ia tako
10 mora smatrati revolucionarna Rusija in zato
Sc mora boJevati MO.
kuskl socialist potrjujeio to, kar govorimo
YES cas- 'zza ruske revoucijc. Boljsega potrdiIa
nam ll treba
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22
Revolucija i'm republika ma NemSkem.

Razun Bethmann HOwegovega govora so b.
v nemSkem raJhStagu Sc nekater momenti Zani-
mvi. In sicer so to taxi pojav Xxi imajo "a sve.
town. proletariat vecJi pomen od kancelarjevih
gOvOranc.
Med vlado in socialistcno vecino ie za6elo
pokati prijaznO ramlzerje XII je vladalo od facet
ka voJne, pa skOraj dosej. Ko je Scheidemann
vlozil nterpelacijo, katero je njegova stranka
od Wade zahtevala, maj naznani mirovne pogoje,
ie utemeljevanju dejal
'Skep stranke he zahteva hipnega miru, am
pax akcijo sociaistov vseh dezel.
VstrajamO ma tistem staliscu, Xxi je bilo o.
znacenO izjavi stranke dine 4. augusta Q914l:
Teritorjana skupnost Nemcije, njena gospodar-
ska neodvisnost i'll razvoj Ampak tud danes cd
kianJamO zatiranje tujh narodov.
ZagOvornik osvOjevanja ia klicejo po pove-
canju mot, po pomnoztvi teritorija, denarja in
surovin. To more zahtevati lie nacionano organi-
zirana banda razbojnikov
Mir po dogovoru bi bill sreca IA Evropo.
Devetindevetdeset odstotkov ljudstva glcda
hrepeneniem in nadO Stockholm. &c sc odrece
Franciia in Anglia aneksijam. Nemcija pa vstra-
ia ma njih, bono imeli revolucijo dezeli.'
PO dolgem casu je Scheidemann dozivel. da
so mu IL vrst mescanskh strank klicali ''Sramo-
ia! in da ga je predsednik klical ma red.
Scheidemann pa je zakljucl svoj govor ma
sednje:
''Odlocno nasprotujem ubijanju novih mi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22
CHICAGO ILL.,, DINE %. MAJA, (MAY) 1917.

likor ga je lc ozrom ma sploSne razmere mo-
goce reazirati.
Ali Ia odlocno revolucionarna korporacija, XII
rabi svojo moe, ne da bi jo zlorabl aa, Xxi skill
cuje IA ySa& vaznejsi odlok plenarno seio vseh
organizacij, eel delavski parliament, spoznava, da
je treba revolucijo braniti - znotraj in zunaj in
,zato jo hoce braniti,
Ruski socialist noGeio osvojevalne voine Ali
te Je bila kdaj zgodovini kaksna vojna resniGno
obrambna, tedaj ie "a "a katero izdaja delavski
in vojaSki svet svoj APPEL
Kako bedi vprito tega vodena fraza. da so
vSe vojne lie kapitaliStGne in da nj med napadal-
no IN obrambno vojno nobenc razlilie
Nojna, ma katero pozivaio rusi socialist svo-
le sodruge ma 'front.', je obrambna vojna In cd
lOcno ponavlJamo kar SvojGas zapiSali: ia
VoJna Je dobila revoluciOnaren znaGai Maj mas
fadlkacl fraZe kamnujejo Zaradi tega, reSnica je.
da j. voJna ma rmilii strani sedaj tud vOjna "a
socializem. kdor hoGe ruSke sodruge seGaj ovira-
II tel voJni, je - hote ali nehote, ve,ioma ali
nevedoma Sovraznik revolucije in Skodljve
socializma.
Delavsk in vojaski svet ima bisiro olo Sc
paranl mir III ME druzega, kakor zyiaGa nen!
Skega imperializma. Seveda hi bill V Berlinu ne
umni, ce bi sedaj dejali RuSom da sklenejo mir le
pod pogoJem, ia Sc avtokraciia. To hi mai
mani razSodnemu Ru>u moraio odpreti OF IN 20
vzdigno hi silo ruSkega Odpora do vriaInca. &c
zell Nemtija separator mir i'm da ga ze ie
gotovo - mora ponujati Rusom, kar jim ie mai
lJubse. Ali umaknit boiSGa pomeni lie po-
magati Nemtiji do image Separatni mir n mr.
temvet krvavo nadaljevanje vojEe brpz Rustic
najblze cello pOdaiisania yoin"
Zmaga Nemdije jc pa fnktitno vse kaj dru-
zeRa, kakor zmaga Rusje. Zadnja :e zmaga ma
roda, revolucionarrNga naroda. prva ie pa maga
kaJzerizma. NemSki @magi sledi neizogibno reak-
cija NemSkem lin 1lski socialist Sc ni5 s1e mn
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22

sti XII opuste Ofenzvo tisti XII lie cakaio ma napad
Vojaki IN sodrugi, Xxi ste priegli, da boste brani-
Ii rusko svobodo, he zatajite te prSege! Bojujte
sc "a to svobodo in TEN, ko Sc bojujete, pazi-
te ma sovraznikove past Fratelnizltanje, ii ~
sedaj vrsi na 'front.', lahko postane past Ne po-
zabite, da majo revoluciOnarne Gcte !e pravico
braniti Geami, Xxi so tudi revoluciomarne in
tudi pripravljene, da umrjo mir in vCboio.
NemSka vojska hi revolucioHarla Vojska am
pax Sc vedno Slepo sledi NijSnu in Karlu. ce-
sarjem i'll kaptalstom. Otitno ne fraternizirate
sovraznikovimi vojaki, ampa', cfcirii sovrazne-
ga generanega Staba preoblojoami II. navadne
vojake.
Mir sc ne doseze aeparatlimi pogodbami
ali fraternizranjem poSamcznih regimentov ali
bataljonov. To bi vodilo lc do propada ruske rc-
volucije, katere varnos, ne lezi Separatnem mi
ri ali premirju.
Odklonite torej vse, kar hi moglo o>labiti va
SO vojasko moe, kar zmede voisio in zniza ajeno
morale. Vojaki, izkazite vredne aaupanja,s Xxi
ga poaga revolucionarna Russia Vas:
Revolucionarna Rusija kitc svoie sinove lra
obrambol
Pojdite, pa imenujte te lraSne bcritelje syo-
bode - socialpat riote
Ctajte ia Gudoviti APPEL iii mora pretrest
mozgane in presunit srca zarniSiiie Sc valj.
njegove argumente, njegovo zeezno lcgiko -
pa te morete, pridigajte Sc nadalje mir "a vsa-
ko ccnO!"
svojmi dejanji je Svet vojasilih in delav-
skin delegatov naGin Xxi izkl iutuje vsak dvcm
in sum, dokazal, da Stoji neoma no "a brani,lu pc
volucije in da hoce odloGno nadaljevati njeno de-
10. Nj ustraSil konfliktov provizoricno ya-
do, dasi poZna nevarnosti, XII takh cash1a-
hko lzidejo IL podobnih sporov VISA njegova de-
janja imajo Ocitno sociaStiJen zuataj. Vsj 15e-
gOvi koraki so dosledni in gredo OGtno "a tem,tda
sc realizira nov Rusiji toliko socializma, ko-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22

ssAPel ruSl<ih SOc1al1StON.

Ma kratko omenili zadnji stevilki da je
ruski svet delavskh in vojaskih delegatov tidal
vojakOm ma 'front.' namenjeno prokamaciio &c Sc
o kaksnem spisu more reel, da ie historiGen do
kument, tedaj veJa to IA IA APPEL ruskih sOciaii-
stoy. Ze zaradi tega je treba da ga objavimo ce-
lott.
Glasi sc naSlednje:
Voiaki in sodrugi ma 'front.'
Govormo vanl imenu ruSke revoluciOnar-
ne demokracije. Narod ne zei voine ki so 10 "a
cell cesarl in kapitalsti vseh deze in zaradi tega
je narod pO carievem odstopu smatral "a potre-
bno, da>se konca vojna elm hitreje ie mogoee.
Ne pozabite, vojaki in sodrugi, da rusijo Viii
jemovi regiment revolucionarno RusijO! Ne poza-
bite, da hi bila izguba svobodne Rustic katastro-
fa he lie mas, temvec IA delavSki razred vsega
sveta Branite torei revolucionarno Rusiio vso
svoio moGjo
Deavci in kmetje ma RuSkem hrepene po mi
ru: ali to mora biti splosen mir yseh narodov
rezultat njihove skupne sprave Separator mir je
nemOgoca rec, kateri dovoliti, da pose
re vines in da ovira tetaj svetovnih dogodkov
OcitnO je, da bi nemSk imperializem, elm
bi premagal nase zapadne zaveznike. ohrnil vso
silO svOjega orozja zoper mas zasedel naSo dezelo
in zasuznil ruski narod.
Svet delavskh in vojaSkih delegatov Vas
vodi k mru po drugi poti. Pozvaiot ma revolue-
JO delavce i'll kmete NemSkem in AvStro- Ogr-
Skem Vas pOvedemO k miru, ko Smo dosegli od
svoje vlade onustitcv osvojevaine poitike in "a
htevajOti enako opusttev tudi od zavczniskih sill
Toda ne pozabte, voiaki in sodrugi, ia Sc mir
ne more doseci, ako ne ustavite sovraznega pr-
tiska 'front.' &c Sc Vase vrste preomijo in ce le-
Ii ruska revolucija kakor brez,lusno telo pred
Vijemovimi nogami. Ne pozabite vi, XII ste
zakoph. da brante svobodo ruskc revolucije in
svOje brate delavce in kmete
Kako hoSte doviSl to ohrainho 6e ostanete
neaktivni svoiih zakop;h? Nava,lno pognejo IL
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22

lJonoy, ker zahtevajo nekatsi Nemci mir DO osvo-
Jevalni vojni. Zivio mir! Zvela Europa - ----
Ma to je opomniti, da nina Scheidemann prav.
ce zahteva brezpogojno nedotakljivost sedanJe
Nemcije. &c b bila teritorja jana 'nedotakliivost
nacelo pri sklepanju miru tedaj hi morale to We
ljati re dezele To pravi, da hi morala Evro-
pa po vojni dobi enako lice, kot ga je inela pred
vojno. Bill b tam, kier Smo bill pred avgustom
1914. kakor smo re dostikrat naglaSali, bi Sc mo-
rale IL enakega pOlozaja razvit enake posledioc
To je nepobiten zakon, XII ga razlaga materiiaI:-
sticno pojmovanie zgodovine. IL razmer XII SO po-
vzroGile vojno, bi sc morala, Ge Sc vrneio Zopet
poroditi vojna.
TAX mir torej ne bi bill nic drugega kakor
priprava vojno.
Ali omenjeno nacelo je bo tekom vojne ze
zavrzeno. Prva ga je praktiGno zavrgla Nemciia
i'll jo zdruzena Avstrija, ko sta ustanovil tako.
zvano "neodvisno PoljskO''.
Viljem in Franc Jozef nista nti cakala na
sklep miru, ampak sta razglasila "poljsko drza-
vO" kar sredi vOjne s TEN sta vrgla naGelo dr.
Zavne teritorijalne nedoak jivosti" med stare Sa-
Storila sta pri tel stvari velikansko napako.
TOda napaka nj tcaa TEN, da je omenjeno
'naGelO' zavrgo, ampak tem da nista Nemci-
ia in Avstrija ostai dosledn
Poljak ina jo vsak nacin pravco do sa-
mOstojnosti. Ampak Ia pravica ne more nikdar
uresniciti, Ge sc slavnostno razglas, da ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22

EN- podlagi. Manisna ie zc nastopila naravnost
protl monarhiji. &c ostane Scheidenannova fra
kcila dosledna, mora tudi ona priti ma odloGno
repubiIcansko staliSte, Temu Sc bodo seveda do
skraJhostl upirali junkerji, klerikalc Beihmann
Hollweg in Hndenburg, ne glede ma gospoda
kaJzerJa in njegove fante. Ampak mixer nj pri-
sla republika kot Gudez: tsti XII so ma Ruskem
podpirali carizem, so imeli eel kup moci kliub te
mu 50 morali povezat culo.
Ma NemSkem bi bila odstranitev kajzerstya
morda mogoca, ako b Sc VISA socialistirna stranla
odIocno Hrekla zanjo, zasti ker Sc ie tud me.
ScanSklh krogih razvilo nekoiko republicanskega
slpahJa IN ce HI to imelo uspeh, bi stall ma pra-
gu mcdnarodnega mru
Iato je praktitno veko vazncisa ponovna
zdruzltev obeh frakcij, kakor pa sodba mad Scbe.
demannovo skupino. Seveda ie TAXA zdruzitev boli
odvsna od vetine kakor od maniSine Veeina mo.
ra namrec dosledno napredovati po tisti poti, ma
katero je zadnji cas- dozdevno zasla.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-22

List - kcrissi delav.
skeoa liuassva. Dslav-
81 90 oprAvi6Sni do
vsess kar produciraio.
This paper 10 devoted
% the Interests OF the
working clas -. Work.
ere are entitled to ell
what they produce.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-09

will consider, also, the productive capabilities of his garden plat and the extent to which it will reduce the cost of living. He will see the ad- vantages of a suburban home, con trasted with the crowded and un- wholesome tenement"
 The bureaus bulletin points out the possibilities of gardening from the point of view of democracy in education; it's usefulness in devel- oping thrift and industry; it's value as substitute for illegal child labor; and it's justification in incucating the joy of living. The bulletin also ana lyzes the methods of introducing gardening into the schools; describes the different types of gardens; shows the kinds of instruction and super vision that have proved useful; and goes somewhat into detail in plan ming garden plots and the disposal of the garden crop.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-09
NFCRFSS IS FREED
 OF MURDER CHARGE

The case against Mary Bynum, ar rested on charge of killing her husband, William Bynum, a well-to- do negro living near Mayfower, about month ago, was dismissed by Justice George M. Easterwood yes terday afternoon, after two witnesses for the state were examined. Both witnesses, Isom Bell and Sam Berry, negroes, testified that they knew nothing about the killing except that they heard the shots fired.
 Officers have another clue to the murderer which they expect to run down within a few days.
 The negress was represented in the justice court by Attorney Roy c. Bruce, and Attorney J. H. Dunn rep resented the state.
 Bynum's widow offered reward of $100 for the apprehension of his slayer shortly after the killing. This reward was withdrawn today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-09
TABLE RESOLUTION
 CENSURINC KIRBY
HARDY'S MOTION CARRIES
House in Spirited Debate over ResO- lutiOn Regarding Arkansas Sen
 atOr's Attitude.

Little Rock, Feb. 9.-A resolution signed by Representatives Leigh, Norfieet, Brooks, Hardage, Davis, Kendrick, Magee, Trawick, Held, and Mathis to condemn Senator w. F. Kirby for his vote against President Wilson's attitude toward the break with Germany. The resolution fol lows:
 Whereas, the Arkansas Gazette of February 8 purports to give state ment of Senator w. F. Kirby in the senate of the United States which censures our presidents attitude and conduct towards and in our foreign relations, and
 Whereas, the presidents conduct and poise have received the admira- tion of the thinkers and humanitari- ans of the world, and
 Whereas, the whole people of the republic, irrespective of parties, have confidence in, respect and admira- tion for our incomparable leader
 Therefore Be It Resolved, by the house and senate concurring, declare now that the strictures and criticisms of our excellent president by Sena- tor Kirby are hereby disapproved and that this forty-first general as sembly declare our confidence in the president; and this we believe meets with the approval of the people of Arkansas"
 After a spirited debate of two hours the resolution was tabled on a vote of B to 32. The motion to table was made by Representative Hardy of Faulkner.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-09
TEACH HOME GARDENING
 TO DEVEL0PE INDUSTRY
Would Develop Strong Minded, Eff cient and COntented Citizens,
 Declares Expert.

That home gardening, directed by the school, is the most effective way for bringing boys and girls into closer relationship with the affairs of life is asserted by c. D. Jarvis in a bulletin on Gardening in Elemen- tary City Schools" just Issued by the Bureau of Education of the De partment of the Interior. MT. Jarvis declares 'In or about almost any city there may be found an abun- dance of land that may be used for productive gardening by school chil- dren Within the limits of many cities there is sufficient land, if in- tensively cultivated, to supply the people with all the vegetables and a large proportion of the fruits and flowers needed. This unused land should be brought under cultivation"
 In order that the best use may be made of this land for educational and productive purposes, 1t IS sug- gested that trained and experienced teachers of gardening should be em- ployed in every city. "Such teach CTS would instruct the children di
 rectly and the parents indirectly" declares Mr. Jarvis, with the result that in few years generation of capable gardners would be developed. But the development of strong bodied, efficient, and contented citi- zens is the real purpose and the main result of this work. With common knowledge of the principles and pos abilities of crop production, the wage -earner of the future will not need to measure his income solely by the size of his pay envelope. He
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-09
ENDOWMENT TEAM 10
 PINE BLUFF SUNDAY

The committee in charge of secur- ing half-millon dollar endowment for Hendrix College will visit Pine Bluff Sunday. The following ap- polntments are announced today by Dr. J. H. Reynolds, president of Hen driX:
 II a. m., First Methodist church, Dr. James Thomas; Lakeside church, Dr. F. s. II. Johnston; St. Charles church, Rev. H. F. Buhler.
 7:30 p. m.. First Methodist church, Dr. F. s. H. Johnston; Lakeside church, Dr. James Thomas.
 Rev. W. B. Hubbell will speak at Dewitt at Il a. m., and at Gillett at 7:30 p. m.
 Rev Buhler will speak at Dewitt at 7:30 p. m.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-09
POPULAR CONWAY PAIR 10 BE WEDDED MARCH s Engagement of Miss Laura HartOn and A. L. Barber Announced at
 Social Function.

The announcement of the engage ment of Miss Laura Harton, daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. B. l.. Harton, and Azro l.. Barber, Conway attorney, was made last night at party given by Miss Sallie Harton at the Harton home, 614 Robinson avenue. The nuptials will be solemnized on Thurs day, March 8, by Rev. II. E. Wheeler, pastor of the First Methodist church.
 The home was very picturesquely decorated for the occasion with hearts, cupids and arrows. Follow ing short social intercourse, the game of rock was played, after which the guests repaired to the din- ing room. Upon the table was form ed a large heart by the arrangement of many smaller ones. In the center was small figure representing the queen of hearts.
 With the second course of a deli cious luncheon, each guest was given a small bag of rice, which contain ed a small heart, upon which was found the engagement announcement
 Congratulations were immediately heaped upon the young couple.
 The announcement did not come as surprise to the friends of Miss Harton and MT. Barber.
 Miss Harton is one of Conway's most accomplished and popular young women. She attended the high school and Central College of this city, and spent three years in the Cincinnatti Conservatory of Music, and is regarded as one of the most brilliant musicians in the city.
 MT. Barber is a graduate of the law department of the George Wash ington University, at Washington, D. c. He has resided in Conway four years. He is secretary and one of the promoters of the Conway Con- mercial Club, and enjoys large law practice.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-09
Grand Theatre

COMIC CARTOON TONIGHT - BRINGING UP FATHER" and other funny ones. This is an ex- ceptiOnally good number.
 THE SACRIFICE" A Thrilling War Drama Advocating Preparedness A timely
 Production. ADMISSION -:- & 1Oc
 SATURDAY
 "Bettina Loved a Soldier" with Louise Lovley and Rupert Julian It's a Bluebird-Adm. 10 & 15c
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-09
LARGE ATTENDANCE
 AT S.S.CONYfNTION

A three-day Sunday school con- vention was opened at 9 o'clock this morning at Hendrix College. The feature of the morning exercises was an address by Miss Mammie E. Ken nedy, departmental editor of the Graded School Magazine, who spoke on What You Will Learn When You Leave College" The audience was disappointed at the failure of Dr. John w. Shackford, superintend- ent of the Department of Teacher Training and member of the Gen. eral Sunday School Board, to speak, which was caused by his late arrival, it is said. The morning session was attended by large crowd.
 Sessions will be held daily from 9 a. m. until about 9:30 p. m., in the auditorium of Hendrix until Sunday, when the sessions will be transferred to the First Methodist church.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-09
INVALUABLE PREPS WIN
 HENDRIX BASKET TITLE
Lower Classmen Win II Straights: :: Final Game, Props vs. Seniors,
 on This Afternoon.
The Teams Standing.

The Preps have cinched the honors in the inter-cass basket ball series at Hendrix College by winning II straight games. They deefated all corners, never losing a battle.
 The final contest will be played this afternoon, the Props meeting the Seniors. The dope sheet gives the class leaders the advantage.
 The Juniors yesterday afternoon defeated the Freshmen, 25 to IF. The stars for the Juniors were Will son and Schisler, and for the Fresh men, Landers and Martin.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-09
JEFFRIES SCHOOL HOUSE.

J. II. Hall went to Conway Fri day.
 Mrs. Loyce Jeffries, who has been under treatment of Dr. Stephens at Conway, is at home again.
 R. N. McHenry has shipped Master Franks hogs to Little Rock for the stock show and will go to Little Rock Thursday.
 Miss Annie Price is sick at this writing.
 J. V. McHenry went to Conway Monday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-09

CTS were A. L. Jones, D. o. Harton, Jr., Judson Goad, Walter Bowen, John Constantine and Henry Hartje
 Burial was in Oak Grove cemetery. The services were attended by large concourse of friends and rel
 atives, and many beautiful floral pieces were offered. Among those from out of town who attended the services were w. A. Isgrg, J. P. Mitchell and Mrs. Ada Garlic of Lit tie Rock.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-09
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.

Every merchant in Conway is re- spectfully requested to read Edward Mott Wooley's great story, "The Post Mortem Merchant" which gives a clear insight into the psychology of pricing. It is one of the most remarkable stories ever written, con- taining nothing but truth. It ap- pears in this weeks Saturday Even ing Post, now on sale. Call phone 12 for a copy delivered.
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-09
FUNERAL OF ". |. ROBINS.

Funeral services for the late Will liam L. Robins, who died Wednesday afternon, were held from the family residence on East Oak street at 3:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, conduct ed by Rev. H. E. Wheeler, pastor of the First Methodist church and Rev J. William Boyer, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. The pail bear
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-09

The Arkansas Building and Loan Association will open new series February 15, 1917; three classes in- stallment stock issued; money to loan on improved city property. w.. H. Duncan, Conway representative 117-d10t
The log cabin Democrat., 1917-02-09

We have just received another shipment of Racine Auto Tires-each carrying a 5000 mile guarantee. Bolls Bros Phone 269.-d2t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-03
A VAUDEVILLE BENEFIT

TT IS the vaudeville artists turn. Hav-
u ing played benefits for everybody
and everything during the current sea-
son, he is finally TO have benefit Of
his own. II will take place tonight at
the Hippodrome, and it is the first Of
a series, scheduled to be given at the
rate of one a year. The beneficiary
will be the National Vaudeville Ar
fists. Inc. an organization which late
" opened clubrooms at Broadway and
Forty-eighth Street and already in
cludes practically everybody in vaude-
Vile.
To-night's gargantuan lineup will
embrace, reading from left to right,
Julia Arthur. Arnaut Brothers. Fatty
Arbuckle and Little Billy, Adelaide and
Hughes. Sam Bernard, Brice and King.
Belle Baker, Lew and Fanny Brice,
Harry Carroll. California Boys Band,
Emma Carus, Clifton Crawford, Bessie
Clayton, Conroy and Lemaire. Dolly
Sisters, Mile. Dazzle, Gus Edwards.
Eddie Fog and Family. Trixie Friganza.
Nat Goodwin, Anna Held. Al Herman,
Houdni, Raymond Hitchcock, Howard
and Clark, Orvile Harold, Bernard
Granville, May Irwin, Dorothy Jardon,
Grace La Rue. Eddie Leonard, Maud
Lambert and Ernest Ball, Louis Mann,
Stella Mayhem, Milo. Florence Moore,
Mosconi Brothers and Jazz Band, Nc
Intyre and Heath, Evelyn Nesbit, Adele
Rowland, Rock and White. Will Rogers,
Rooney and Bent, Joseph Santley, SAINT
ly and Norton. Sophie Tucker. Phyllis
Neilson-Terry. Eva Tanguay. Frank
Tinney and James Corbett, Nat VI.
Wills, George White and Emma Haig,
Weber and Fields, Whiting and Burt,
Ben Wslch and Williams and Wolfus.