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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-19

SCClL6 nat treatment I44C DOAAACAo
are given"
And now, if Marshall Field III. does
enlist, will some similarly agreeable
and safe" situation be found for
him while the boys do the work Of
real soldiers Elizabeth A. DeVelde.
BE INDEPENDENT.-What is a
kiss without a miss? Some people
give kisses freely, but do not receive
any in return, was the suggestion Of
a youth sitting in the street car. Why
not make the girl work for kisses?
Is she not able? Does her beauty re-
strain her from it? Why is man so
generous in this instance? He never
receives anything free. Let us re-
frain from this action and by so
doing all men will be more independ-
ent than the girl walking down State
street in her skirt that reaches her
knees, powder puffs, dOIled up from
top to bottom, high shoes, around
corners at the rate of so per, and all
your pleasure is in a kiss.
The girl is delighted when she is
taken out for the eYenlng-nO cost
whatever is free. She does not
take it to heart if she goes out to-
night with John, tomorrow with Bill,
and so on. But where does the kiss
come in? Does she always let the
young gentleman do as he pIeases?
No, this is wrong, indeed. She in this
case turns her face or hides herself
in her hands and avoids this action.
She is right, but the boy in every
case is much stronger in nature and
usually gets what he intends to. This
force is not a kiss. And, above all,
young men, why not make them
work for it, just as we do when we
join the U. S. A.?-Jim SilVers. O.,
Mrs. Pearl Butts Roe, 142 E. AID,
wants annulment of marriage to Liv-
ingstOn Roe, Jr., son of Standard Oil
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-19

Mrs. Pearl Butts Roe, 142 E. AID,
wants annulment of marriage to Liv-
ingston Roe, JT., son of Standard Oil
director Says they were married in
December, 1914, and he later married
another.
Methodist women. collected ST.
036,O0O for foreign missions, (
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-19

producer and consumer to satisfac-
tOrily and economically deal with
each other at this trading spot now
sponsored and supervised by the city
of Chicago" South Chicago Trades
and Labor Assembly.
The Pulaskian., 1917-05-04

guest of Mrs. J. A. McHughes Sat urday.
 Miss Violet Goodson spent this week with her sister, Mrs. J. A. Mo Hughes.
 Henry Koon called on Jesse Miles Monday.
 Albert McHughes spent last week at home. He returned to Little Rock Thursday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Koon and son, Chas. Jr., and MT. and Mrs. Deem McHughes and son, Albert; came out Sunday to see home folks.
 Mrs. w A. McHughes, who has been i'll with tonsilitis, is improving.
 Ivan Thomas of Alexander motored through this country this week.
 Dr Chaney says if the Pod Man could have seen his six dogs he could have filled the Pulaskian full about them. This I believe for I saw all those dogs at one time. I am very sorry the Pod Man missed seeing the wonderful dogs.
The Pulaskian., 1917-05-04

son, Mack, and MT. and Mrs. s. P. Dunn motored to Little Rock Satur- day on business.
 MT and Mrs M. Mainard and Ew- ing Kinkead attended the lodge at the Prothro Camp Ground Saturday.
 Miss Nellie Gardner was the guest of Misses Levada Pritchard aud Dewey Long Monday.
 Mrs. J. c. Cotton and children, Mir. and Mrs. John Devenny, Miss Elsie and MT. Louis Vernia, Miss Ruth and Dunn motored to Pinnacle Sunday af- ternoon.
 Miss Levada Pritchard is on the sick list this week
 Little Miss Eugenia Brooks of Ro- land spent Snday morning with little Miss Grace Dunn.
 Miss Ollie Nowlin of Roland spent Saturday with Alberta Dunn.
 Miss Ruth Dunn spent Sunday with Miss Lottie Cotton.
 Rev T. F. Landreth is spending the week at Natural Steps visiting friends
The Pulaskian., 1917-05-04
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Sister Page of Little Rock will be with us again Sunday, May 20. There will be other able speakers present also A cordial invitation is extended to everyone to come and enjoy the day with us. Dinner will be served on the ground,
 Henry Mills made business trip to Saline county last week
 Mrs Reedy Ives and little son, Charles Richard, spent the weekend with relatives and friends at Jack sonville
 Miss Lelah Vernia is spending her vacation at home.
 Brother Glasgo delivered a very interesting sermon to a we'll filled house at Taylor's Chapel Sunday night.
 Mir and Mrs Oscar Davis and fam fly were dinner guests of MT. and Mrs. T. A. Couch Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. John A. DeVenney, Miss Elsie and Lewis Varnia motored to Natural Steps Sunday
 Mrs. J. w Presley and sons, Will and Edward also little daughter, Irma, were the guests of her daughter and husband, MT. and Mrs. Albert Guenth- e, Sunday.
 Fred Parker, who has been quite II for the past week with pneumonia, Is improving under the care of Dr. c. M. Brooks of Roland.
 MT. and Mrs. M. E. Vernia and daughter, Miss Elsie. attended the funeral of MT Will Evans at Pima cle Friday.
 School is progressing nicely at this place with Mrs. Rebecea Northwang as teacher.
 Mrs. R. ]. Brashears of Bono, Ark. was the guest of her sister. Mrs. John D Venney last week.
 Quite crowd of young people of this place climbed Pinnacle Mountain Sunday. They were Misses Alice Mills, Alma Wawak, Lyda Couch and Cassie Cook, also Messrs. Archa Couch, Bertan Browning, Jude Wa walk and Kelley Cowan.
 Adele.
The Pulaskian., 1917-05-04
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 Arrie and Tera Mooney and John Russenberger visited Parker's School Sunday. We hope they had a nice time.
 Born.-To MT and Mrs. W. T. Mooney April 30, a son.
 There was a box supper and cake cutting at Will Rauch's Saturday for the benefit of Mrs. Sanders.
 Jessie Squires visited Miss Lillie Russenberger Sunday.
 Mrs. Rauch visited her daughter, Mrs. Clara Kaufman Sunday after. noon
 Will Perry was out riding in his Ford last Sunday afternoon Looks like he would take some of the nice looking girls auto riding.
 Fred and Henry Russenberger and Edwin Davis made a business trip to Little Rock Friday night and did not return home until Saturday afternoon
 Dolly Dimple.
The Pulaskian., 1917-05-04
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Dr. Nowlin, Dr. Moreland, Messrs. Kinkead, Mainard and MT Wilson at tended lodge at Prothro Camp Ground Saturday
 Bart Moreland and Ernest Lockert and Misses Levada Pritchard, Dewey Long, Jessie Fox and Lena Lockert spent Sunday afternoon kodaking.
 Miss Jessie Fox spent the weekend with relatives in Little Rock
 Brother Landreth filled his regular appointment at this place Sunday.
 Brother Landreth is spending the week with friends at this place.
 Miss Levada Pritchard is on the sick list this week.
 Miss Dewey Long spent Monday night with Miss Nellie Gardner
 MT. Bart Moreland spent Sunday with MT Ernest Lockert
 Mrs. Moreland spent Thursday in Little Rock.
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 Martindale and Ferndale baseball teams played again Saturday. Score 5 to 3 in favor of Martindale, Our boys have been too busy reducing the high cost of living They will have to put in more time practicing up and take Martindale down peg. Good seasons, and crops growing fine We have begun to live out Of our gardens.
 Our Sunday school died suddenly last Sunday at 8 p. m. All is over ex- cept the obsequies. Thus history re- peats itself
 Dr. Ernest Prothro of Little Rock attended lodge at Camp Ground Sat urday.
 Baby Doffa Prothro is slowly recover ing from long spell of fever. Mrs. Sturke Clay of Roland called on Mrs. Geo. Prothro Saturday after noon.
 Nell Douglass walked to Sunday school at Camp Ground Sunday and says it's her last time, but some say it's her first time.
 Neylon Stephens called on Edwina Prothro Saturday afternoon.
 Miss Omia Rowland, who has been sick a long time, is still under treat ment at Little Rock
 Miss Neylon Stephens is also on the sick list.
 Ray Rountree is suffering from rheumatism. Dr. Junkin is treating him.
 Mrs. Jim Ferguson, Thos. Bland, Winfield Crowson, Math Goodson and Mrs. Mcdonald were guests of Mrs. Douglas Sunday
The Pulaskian., 1917-05-04
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Farming is rushing in this vicinity. Most all have their crops planted.
 We had nice Sunday school last Sunday, served dinner on the ground and sang and practiced for our Chil- dren'sDay, which is to be the first Sun day in June. We are looking forward to nice time.
 There was singing at Mir and Mrs. c. L. Waldern's Saturday night.
 There was party at Mrs. E. L. Hoi- laday's Friday night.
 Miss Linnie Holladay was the guest of Miss Anice Bost Friday night.
 Bryant Goodson of North Point was the guest of John Ault Sunday
 John Ault, Brant Goodson, Fred Holladay and Y. A. Ball, Miss Aniee Bost. Miss Donnie Bost and Miss Lin nie Holladay and Miss Clara McDon- aid went boat riding Sunday afternoon at the Lamb place.
 Miss Viola Fitzhugh and Miss Beat rice Fitzhugh, Henry Holms and De ward Fitzhugh went boat riding at J. l.. WaIdern's Sunday
 Miss Anice Bost was the guest Of Miss Linnie Holladay Saturday.
 Wm. Beck, the Pea Ridge Pod Man, has been visiting here for several days.
 George Weaver's little boy fell out of a tree Saturday and broke his arm.
 Mrs. Henry Williams is very sick. We hope she will soon be better.
The Pulaskian., 1917-05-04
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 Miss Elsie Meyer and T. A. Bene spent Sunday with Misses Doris and Marie Garrison.
 Miss Louise Ault was brought home sick last week
 Miss Violet Goodson returned home Sunday after being away for several days nursing her sisters children, who have the measles.
 Forrest Garrison has joined the reg uiar army He is in St. Louis now, but will join the heavy coast artillery soon.
 Miss McCabe of Little Rock will be out Saturday night to attend the Young Folks Club. She will talk about getting cans for the canning club members.
 We are all glad to see that the lit tie town of Pinnacle Is SO patriotic as to raise flag on the postoffiee.
 MT. Beck. the Pea Ridge Pod Man, was rambling around here last week, We were all surprised and glad to see him. Welcome back, MT. Beck.
The Pulaskian., 1917-05-04
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 Mrs. McPherson will soon have gar den peas and her yard is a perfect bouquet of roses.
 Misses Eva and Rena Hartley have returned from Argenta, where they have been visiting friends and reia- tives
 Mrs. McPhersen entertained quite number of friends Sunday after noon
 Miss Ola Mitchell visited Misses Eva and Rena Hartley Sunday after noon.
 Mrs. Stobaugh and Mrs. J. O. Dor sey visited Mrs. Moten Sunday MT. and Mrs. Willie Wilkins baby is on the sick list this week
 The young people are making pre- paration for the singing auxiliary at Mt Pleasant the second Sunday in May
 Rufus Adams called at MT. Car michaers last Sunday.
 Betty Hammons visited Mrs. Lula Dorsey Monday afternoon.
 Brown Eyes.
The Pulaskian., 1917-05-04
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Here We are, MT. Flynn Springs. Our absence was caused by the writer being out of town. By the way, still live on that L,tle crooked creek.
 'aSon" McHughes, who has been quite i'll with measles, is improving rapidly. Sue McHughes has the measles.
 Our Epworth League is progressing nicely
 Everybody is invited to Spring Val ley Sunday, May 6. as there will be dinner on the ground and preaching by Dr. Alonzo Monk
 Miss Neylon Stephens called on Mrs. Jesse Miles Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Ida McHughes called to see Miss Tilla Koon Friday afternoon.
 Miss Bryant McHughes was the
The Pulaskian., 1917-05-04

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 Dennis Cranberry and Ash Messen. ger spent Sunday with R. H. Gran berry.
 J. J. Miller went to Argenta Mon- day to do some carpenter work.
 Vaughan school closed Friday. A short program was rendered.
 Mrs. Hattie Wilkins entertained the Friendship B. Y. P. U. Saturday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Prentis Nixon spent Sunday with her father, w D. Som- ner.
 Among those on Route who at tended the commencement sermon at Jacksonville Sunday were Misses Em. ma Phillips, Irene and Matte Boyd and Butler Boyd
 Haskell Boyd has returned from the University of Arkansas. He had to give up his work on account of his eyesight.
 Miss Irene Boyd entertained few of the Route ? young folks Saturday evening.
 Clyde Bridges has been moved to the St. Luke Hospital. where he will undergo an operation for gall stone.
 Joe Blazer and family spent Sunday in the country.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Owens and Floss
The Pulaskian., 1917-05-04

MT and Mrs. Dewey Dees of Little Rock are visiting MT. Dees' parents, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Dees, for a few days.
 Mrs. Beulah Smalling of near Levy spent last week with her mother, Mrs. Caldwell, who is very sick.
 Mrs, Mildred Bryant and children and Mrs. Roberts and baby Doris wis ited Mrs. Ellen Hardcastle last Thurs day afternoon.
 Mrs. Arthur spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Wirt
 A. F. Bryant and family and Hunter Bridges and MT. John Adams and fam. fly of Argenta motored down to Craig
The Pulaskian., 1917-05-04
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 MT. and Mrs E. H. Cranberry were the guests of her mother, Mrs. Allie Barnes, Sunday.
 The B. Y. P. U. of Friendship was nicely entertained at the home of MT. and Mrs. t. N. Wilkins Saturday night
 Billie Corder was the guest of Miss Hazel Branon Saturday morning. Messrs. Bennett Douglass, Booker Douglass and Will Darby of Jackson vile visited the Friendship Union Sunday evening
 Misses Lillian May and Josephine Womick have gone to Mckay to pick strawberries.
 The Vaughan School will close Fri day, May 4. A program will be rem dered in the afternoon.
 Darla
The Pulaskian., 1917-05-04

Mill Sunday afternoon to vis,+ !, Bryant brother. Jno. Bridges I,s' turning home they came by Croa'' lae' Mountain Spring and drank sn,nn ril''e water All had delightful time ''
 Mrs. Burton spent Friday afternoo. with Mrs. Bryant. ''0a
 Mrs. Emma Whiteside of Little Ro,, was motoring in this neigbborhesSs Friday afternoon O0u
 MT. and Mrs. Wylie Roberts snon. Sunday afternoon with MT. and Msa Baldwin of near Levy.
 Mrs. Arthur and son, Henry war. guests of Mrs. Chas. Hardcastla os Gravel Ridge Saturday.
The Pulaskian., 1917-05-04
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 Our school closed Friday with an exhibition
 There was a speaking here Tuesday night.
 Brother Johnson preached at Iron ton Sunday.
 A wolf was seen in D. F. Kumpe's pasture Monday.
 Dave Kumpe is having his house fixed.
 Will Perry is very sick.
 Our club is not doing much at this place.
 There will be Children's Day ex- ercises at Parkers Schoolhouse tie second Sunday in May.
 Mrs. T. A. Dreher is improving nicely.
 MT. and Mrs. Atlas Anderson of Sardis was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Dave Kumpe Sunday also Mrs. Beckey Hewlett.
 Miss Edith Kumpe was the guest Of Edna Kumpe Sunday.
 I think MT Mitchell is going out of the store business.
 Miss Bertha Anderson was the guest of MT and Mrs. Morton Sunday
 Miss Goldie Hewlett was the guest of Miss Dorothy Treadway Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Dobbins visited rela- tives here Sunday.
 There will be d strawberry and ice cream supper at Ironton May 12. Everybody invited
 The death angel visited Charles Dreher and took his loving wife, Mrs. Edna Dreher She is survived by one child, a husband, mother. a father, a sister, two brothers, and host of friends to mourn her loss.
The Pulaskian., 1917-05-04
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 MT. and Mrs, Kinkead and children of this place were the weekend guests of the latter's parents, MT and Mrs. J. P Williford of Jackson vile.
 Miss Jessie Fox of this place spent Saturday and Sunday in Little Rock visiting relatives.
 Miss Bertha Wilson spent Sunday with Miss Ruth Reyes.
 MT. Leonard Johnson of this place is real sick.
 The farmers of this locality are cut ting their alfalfa this week.
 Rev. T. F. Landreth filled his regu- lar appointment here Sunday.
 Louis Gardner of Little Rock spent Sunday and Monday with his parents, MT. and Mrs. w. w Gardner
 Mrs. M. Mainard and children spent Wednesday, with her parents, Mr and Mrs. j. c. Cotton of Natural Steps.
 The Baptists have purchased a new organ for their church
 A crowd of young people attended a birthday party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. s. F. Dunn Wednesday night.
 MT. and Mrs. L. Taylor and family spent Sunday with Claud Hovater and family.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Cotton and their
The Pulaskian., 1917-05-04
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MT. and Mrs. N. G. Rowland and daughter Maxine, of Little Rock vis- tied relatives here this week.
 Mrs. Ed Gish and children of Little Rock spent Sunday with Mrs. E. V. Busch.
 Mrs. R. c. Harvill and daughter, Mary Sue, returned from Crossett Saturday, where they spent the week with relatives.
 Chester Dillhunty of Argenta drew the automobile which was gwen by Live Oak Camp No. S2. w O. w The car was delivered Monday
The Pulaskian., 1917-05-04
FROM ALL OVER TIE COUNTY
fContfnued from Page 5. )

tContinued from Page 5.) few days ago and secured several members. One youth in particular who has a horror of war was notified that he had signed up to go to war instead of an insurance policy. He broke into sobs and said he did not see what they put Wilson in for and he wanted to put him out and put Joe Asher back.
 Joe Heron and family were visit ing Roy Counts Sunday.
 Aubry Goforth of Justice School house neighborbood was visiting his Brother. Edgar, Sunday.
The Pulaskian., 1917-05-04

Thomas spent Sunday with w T. Bar ron and family.
 Miss Maude Holt spent the past week with friends and relatives at Jacksonville.
 Drew McNair went to Little Rock Sunday to see his son-in-law, Clyde Bridges.
The Pulaskian., 1917-05-04
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 The showers of the last few days are making the gardens look like we can have something good to eat short ly, such as English peas, Irish pota- toes and white head cabbage.
 Hunter Bridges of Forest Park spent couple of days with the fam fly of A. P. Bryant last week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-22
HEALTH OFFICE WILLARD
TO WARN AGAINST SALE
OF IMPURE FOOD

Dr. h. S. Willard, health ofacsr. will
issue warnings this week TO all sG'9cers.
meat market men, street vendors and
the like. that the law prohibiting the
sale of stale eggs. meats. vegetable.
and fruits, will be rigidly enforced IN
the future There is not only city
law. but a state law against the selling
of this kind OF goods. ana IL win. be
enforced" said Or. Willard. II intend
TO prosecute to- the fullest extent OF
the law a dealer found guilty of this
offense. a number of complaints have
been made to me. In one instance a
man bought three dozen eggs, half Of
which were bad When he notified the
dealer he was told that no refund would
he made on the purchase, nor would
there be an exchange. This condition
is bad enough at any time. hut now
with the high cost of living and the
scarcity of foodstuffs. it is not right anc
ii must be remcdied."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-22
MEXICO FAVORS
ENTENTE ALLIES
senators and Deputies Want to Destroy
German Espionage-Break
May Come.

Mexico City. Oct -. Newspapers
here devote much space To the discus
sion OF a possible break in this coun-
trys relations with Germany. following
the recent secret session of the senate
when the question was debated. FL
Universal says that a simple declara-
ton Of benevolent neutrality would rot
be sufficient because. according TO the
statements of several senators and dep.
utics. this would leave in existence Ger
man propaganda. Information bureaus
and espionage.
The legislature bill proposed on the
subject is comprehensive and its spon-
sors include General Zepeda and Sena
tors Antonio Alonzo and Jose Reynoso.
The measure provides that u committee
shall call on President CarranZa and
request him to make officially, NJ least.
a solemn declaration OF benevolent neu-
trality toward the entente allies, which
expression is deemed necessary by the
bills introdEcers for the sustaining Of
the government and the re-establish-
ment OF universal peace and progress
as well as the lie Of the Mexican ma
tion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-22
r. rAlRBANKS WILL
SPEAK THIS EVENING

To hear FIRST hama" all about the war.
It's causes ana the determination of
Uncle sam 10 hasten its end,
Congressman Carter was recently
called to New York from Washington
TO make AN address upon the Liberty
loan issue. the war situation ana ma.
tional topics generally.
Congressman Carter wnl tell the
whole story at the meeting next Wed.
nesday afternoon. In his characteristics
manner he viii entertain and enlighten
every man. woman and child who at.
TENDS this great mass meeting on the
day se, aside by the president az Lib.
erty Day"
No man in congress has been more
active or more assidious In his duty
than this great speaker. and no man
~ more conyersant with all Of the
facts which make up those pages in
history of the nation which are now
being wri:tea.
President Wilson. at the close OF
congress, made "A special appeal To ev'
cry representative In congress to fully
ncauaint their constituents with the
fun gravity of the situation and all
OF the facts which led up TO the war
Congressman Carter viii fulhll this
obligation here, and IL Is certainly TO
be hoped tina, every man. woman and
child win attend this great mass meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at 1870 o'clock
In the big tabernacle