The Pulaskian., 1918-01-11
PULASKI HEIGHTS NEWS

| Carroll U. wood, CT NIluIduu I1lllS, has been appointed captain and adju tant of the new Fourth Regiment, now being formed.
 The Pulaski Heights Mothers Club met Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs. Hugh Hart, 905 North Valmar street. Mrs. c. B. Maxwell was lead CT and the subject was, Child Study and Some of It's Practical Results"
 Mrs. F. Ross Smith, whose husband, Lieutenant Colonel Smith, is station ed at Camp Beauregard, returned a few days ago from a visit to him. Her visit was cut short by the strict quarantine now effecting Alexandria
 Moorhead Wright, H. F. Auten, D. r. Slaughter and J. F. Loughborough are among the nominees for members at large of the Board of Governors of the Little Rock Board of Commerce.
 Alderman Ben D. Brickhouse has been very active in campaign for the sale of War Savings Stamps among the union labor men. He de- clares that "It is the best proposition that has ever been put before the working man.
 Miss Katherine MeRaven, who has been visiting relatives and friends at Altus and Ozark, has returned home.
 Babe" Replogle, youngest son of MT. and Mrs. George Replogle, under went an operation last Tuesday. He is reported doing well.
 w G. Sprague, in charge, of the Free Lapor Bureau at the office of the commissioner of labor, has receiv- ed a request for 10 young men be- tween tic ages of 1! and 20 for work in factory at wages ranging be- tween $15O and $2 day.
 Lawrence Bradley Jr. and Lawrence Auten, both yet at Camp Beauregard, report that they with others who have qualified for the training school, are closely quarantined to prevent dan ger of any illness that would keep them from entering the school
 The following officers have been elected by Pulaski Heights Lodge No. 673, F. & A. M: c. H. Sumption, w. NJ; B. E. McIndoo, s. w; Fred Ham ilton, J. w; c. D. Douglas, s. D.; c. C. Rover, J. D.; A. Koch, tyler; c. N. Faubel, treasurer; Lee Walton, sec retary.
 The constitutionality of the compul- sorry vaccination law is soon to be tao+od h1 ap a10ooI 4o 4J,o C+o+o C., preme Court according to Dr. c. w Garrison, state health officer, who re- turned Wednesday morning from Par is, where cases of infraction of the law were on the docket of the circuit court
 MT. and Mrs. R. M. Buckalew or Pulaski Heights announce the mar riage of their daughter, Mrs. Alice Marguerite Lukas to Edwin Bedding ton Baird of Lewiston, Mont, at pres ent stationed at Camp Pike Pike, on Wednesday, December 26. The groom the son of MT. and Mrs. John B. Baird of St. Paul, Minn.
 Alderman Ben D. Brickhouse of the Eighth ward, introduced a jitney bus ordinance in the city council last Mon day night, which was referred to the ordinance committee. It provides for routes to be followed, including one from the Iron Mountain station to Forest Park, by Markham, Main, Capi- tol, Victory. Third and Prospect. The fares are 5 cents to Stifft's Station, [ 1-2 cents to Beech street, and 10 ceuts to Forest Park.
 In the annual bank elections, Pu- laski Heights residents were recog- nized as follows: John c. Aiken, as- sistant cashier, w. B. Worthen Com pany; z. B. Curtis, director and cash fer of the Bank of Commerce; H. w. Anderson, manager insurance depart ment, and E. E. Walden, manager real estate department, Central Bank; Moorhead Wright, president, c. P. Perrie, vice president, and J. F. Loughborough, director, Union Trust Company; c. B. Maxwell, assistant secretary Mercantile Trust Company
 MT. and Mrs. L. w. Sanderson de- parted last Sunday for their new home in Cincinnati, O., much to the regret of a host of friends on the Heights and in the city. It was very sudden, as MT. Sanderson received his orders only last Thursday, week ago, his position of commercial agent of the Southern Railway having been abolished in Little Rock on account of the government management. He will continue with the Southern in another capacity. Mrs. Sanderson was most prominent in club work, and will be greatly missed. Their home at 4409 Prospect has been rented to l. P. Buchanan.
 SUIT AGAINST ROCK ISLAND.