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.AUN NO Sc SABE NADIA
DEFINITIVO ACERCA DE
LA SUERTE QUE ESPE-
RA AL EX-KAISER
Hasta ahora no Sc ha dado a
conocer la intenc;on de los
aliados hacia ell ex-
Monarch teuton
Sc DICE QUE Ell EX-KRONP2INZ
FIGURA EN- LA LISTh DE LOS
ALEMANES QUE SERAN
PROCESADOS

LONDRES. diciembre 2S.-Las in.
tenciones de los aliados respecto de-
ex-kaiser Guillermo. Sc italian aun
rodeaGas de misterio. Despues de
largas confercncias celebrates entire
les f~uncionarios judiciales franceses
y britauicos. sobre les planes para
Hear 4 los alemanes cu,pabies de
crimenes dc guerra 2 iurado, n:ngun
anuncic Sc ha hecho aun respecto de
Il suerte cue tocara al eX-EmpeTa-
dor.
Los jurisconsultcs aliadcs han cs-
tado ccnfegruciando durante toda la
semana pasada aqui Y ss@Gn Sc sa-
be han degrade pcnerse de acuerdo
respecto de la lista de iefes Y fun
cicnarios alemanes que seran Some
tides \ rrCceso por crlmsnes come,
tides durante Ia guerra, Y Sc decide
pcdir Ia entrega de dichos h2mbres
t2n prorto como ell trataGo de Yer
SALES Sc p~usiera en- efecto.
SagIn So dice, entire }cs nombres
que - hal an en- lista. fisura el del
eX-Princ;pe TIerede-o Federico Gui-
l!elmo. Les acusacicne5 cue Sc cree
le ssran hechsS Fl hijo del ex-Kaiser,
sor las de robo. saqueo. v~iolencia Y
otrcs a~tcntadcs comedies Gil las re-
Clones de Frencia ccupadas por trc
ras elorn-ns.bSi 10 ST mand0.
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diciembre IS

WASHINGTON. diciembre Is
Gran sensation ha causado IN todos
les ctrculos diplomaticos : oficiaLeS
de esta capital. Ia revelation de que
ESpana estuvo a punto de entrar en-
Ia r..cr-a. contra los Es1aGoS Un!dcs
Y los aliados. en- Ia prnavera de
1918. % Que Sc impidio ran solo por
les esfuerzos del Attache Naval a
mevicano Y sus ~ascciadoS. en- Madrid
l. r~ere;aci6n de ~raferencia So contie-
ne en- una carta De! Contra-Aimirante
Benton c. Decker. Que Sc halla aho-
" eneargado del Septimo Distrito
Eavai de los EstadoS Unidos. con 81
Cartel General en- Key West, FIo-
riua.
FL Ccncya-AImirante Decker era 2!
.propio A:tachi Naval americana en-
Madrid. cuaf.>;o los alemanes in!cla-
ron su fanlosa ofensiva &c 1918 que
es,uvo 4 punto Ge dar,es Ia victoria
Y Is carta l., dichO ex-Attache GU"
h. sido publicada aqui, hace rela-
cion q Sis 5rabajcs Y a les de sus
companeros. r~elacionadcs con II gus-
rra. cor motive de Ia recommendation
cue - hiciera r,cientemente por Ia
Se~cretar.a Ga Marina. de Gich1 Con-
tra-Almirante. para que Sc % c.or%a-
~ IN Cruz re Ia Marina. reccmPens"
cue q c:rado jefe ha declirado a
cenrar. nor conSiderar que SIS SER
v;cios pres,adoS :. gcoierao son a.
c~readcres Il ana qualification mayor.
Ia carta Del! C,atra-Almirante De
cker es:4 airigida n Se~cretario Da-
niels, cue tue auien Ii do a a publ
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duiere enViar
un Embaiador a
Austria

PARIS. ~diciembre 23.-El Suorc-
no Consejo De la CcHferrncia de Paz
ha estado tratando del desao mani
fesrado por Ale~ania de enviar IN
er-6aiador 4 Austria do91e los ALA
dos 2staM Representatives s2lament@
pcr rNiuis.ros plenipotenc;arios. A.
ceres 30 n question el Ccnsej5 cree
Que 10 Sc rermit;ra Il AlemGnia Z!
envio de IN f~uNcicnario diplomatico
a Austria. de mayor categcria que
les renresentantas de los aliados.
Tamhita tratG e. Consejo Supreme
lie ia demaHda del Goh;crno polaco
refcrento 4 que los alcmanes culna.
bles &c habsr conetido delitos contra
las leyss de la guerra 81 Polon;a.
scan c~ntrceados a las a~utcr.Gadcs PC
'acas.
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E! Gobiarno ItaIiano DER
mite 81 reereso del
a~naruuista Ma
latesta

ROMA. dic'embre IS Enrique
Naates.a. e. fsmoso anarlu;sta tia
liano. clecto recientomc0te dirutado
= IL Can1ara. ha side autcriZsdo Dor
81 Cohierno De Ia MCnarquia De tia
liz. ~sra re?rcSar a 81 pals dssde
L.-ndrcs. en- dcrdc Sc eHcon:raba re
fuciad~ 2 nar.ir ds 1911.
La Fran2ia no ha quer;do ccnsen-
II Quc Naiatesta cruce cl pals. pOr
ccnreD,uarlo neligroso. Por 10 tanto,
su viaje t:n6ra qua hacerlo en- un
vaptr gr'ego. u saldr4 para Gene
"a De IN ncmcHto u ctro. Malatcs-
tn espera 1orc~ nc en- Isalia para
P~ascuas de Ma :.
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DANNUNZIO Sc REHUSA A SALIR DE FlUME
Sc apIaza Ell Congreso
Obrero international!

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No considera bastantes LIS
garantias ofrecidas por eI
gobierno italiano hasta
ell presente

ROMA. Diciembre 2S.-Un despa.
che procedente de Fiume recibido a.
qui hoy da cuenta de CUE Gabriel
D'Annunzio ha ~expresado que r~esisti-
RI tcdo esfuerzo que Sc haga para
eXpulsarlo de csc puerto, en- vista de
que, segun ha declarado el mismo,
esta convencido de que los ~garantias
ofrecidas por Ell gobiern0, no son bas-
tantes para asegurar su salida.
Tambien Sc sabe que ell miSmo je
fe insurgente ha pedido al Primer
Ministro. sencr Nitti, que posponga
SUI anunciada vista a Londres, dam
do como raz6n para clio, Ia de cue
debia llegarse a un arreglo definite
vo respecto de la situacion de Flu
me, entire ell gobierno y e! prop;o
D'Annunzio. antes de IA partida del
jefe del gobierno.
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LQNDRES, diciembre 2S.-La CO.
mission de Ia International Sc reuni6
aqui ell sabado pasado bajo Ia pre-
sidencia de Arthur Henderson, eN-
ministro sin cartera en- Ell gab!nete
ccaiicionista de Ia Guerra.
Sc acord6. en- vista de las circuns-
tancias que se atraviesan, pcsponer
para el mes de agosto pr6Ximo ei
corg~eso international que habia de
celebrarse en- cl mes dc febrero.
TambiGn Sc acordo que per medic de
diversas comisiones en- los distintos
paises Representatives, Sc gestione GER
ca de todos los gobiernos que sc a
tienda debidamerte a los ciudadanos:
para evitarles el hambra, que Sc sus-
pendan los blcqueos y Sc restablezcan
el trafico normal de les tiealpos de
paz. Qae Sc eesticne la instauraci6n
de Ia 'ga dc Nacionos para parali-
Ear ios efectoS dc la diplomacia Sc
cleta Y Que cess ell combatir or Ru-
s;a.
La ccmisi6n acord6 asimismo Ia
crcaci6n de IN Consejo international!
Econ0m;co cen representations de
las organizaciones obre"as 4 fin de
ccnocer las necesidades en- materia
prima. asegurar 81 transporte Y Gis-
tribuci6n. promovicndo el libre cam
bio. para evitar Ia comprehend frau
dricrta. rccabando a la vez presta-
mss interracionaies con el objeto de
a@enGer a las inmediatas necesidades
dc alimentaciGY Y de materia prima.
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LONDRES, diciembre 2S.-Una
communication Official dada a Ia publ
cidad aqui hey ofrece los siguientes
detalles acerca del intento llerado 3
cabo recientemente en- Ell Cairo, pa,
IN asesinar al Primer Ministro Ius'
SUI Wahba Baja:
"Cuando ell Primer Miristro Sc di'
rigia en- automovil desde III residen'
cia hacia el Ministerio un e~studiante
de Medicinal llamado Arian Iussui
Haab Sc lanz6 al medic de Ia calie
de Medan Salesman Baja y arrojo dos
bomhas en- ell v~ehiculo. FL chauffeur
VIC al estudiante que hacia prepare
tivos para arrojar II primera bonn
ba y Getuvo el autnm6vii dando por
resultado ell cue la maquina internal
estaliase en- la Gale Z varias ya"das
de ei. FL cStUdiante arrcjo rapida-
mente Ia segunda bomba que choc6
contra el autom6v;l e kizo explosion
Ell Ia Gale. No resultj nadie herido.
"Yousbshi Selim Effeindi Zaki. Que
cstaha on el autGm6vil con el Primer
Ministro. salt6 Y parsiguio al estu-
dante, q trat&ha de cXtraer de suS
bclsillos una pisto'a automatica. C2n
la ayuda de la fuerza que escoltaba
el autom6vil del Primer Miaistrc
Kali Sc apoder6 del e~studiante Y 10
desarm6 antes de Que pudicra diSpa-
Tar.
"El cstud;aHte ten,a sobrs 81 dos
pistolas autcmaticas Y n cartuchos.
Declare que desdc hacia siete dias
buscaba una ~opo~tunidad para dar
muerte FL Primer Nnistro."
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da del Primer Minis
tro de Egipto

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ESPANA ESTUVO PUNTO DE ENTRAR
A LA GUERRA AL LADO DE ALEMANIA

Fl Coatra-Aln;rante Decker, que fue Attache Naval en- la
Embajada americana en- Madrid, hace la sensational
revelation en- una carta gu dirigio al Secretario
Daniels y en- la cual declina la confederation pa
ra la cual fue recomendado por la
Secretaria de Marina
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consagrado en- Ro-
ma eI nuevo Nuncio
PapaI en- Chile

ROMA. dicienbre 2S.--El Arzot;s
30 Aloisi-Masel'a fue consagrado pOr
el Cardinal Gasparri. e. domingo en-
Ia tarde. como Nuncio Papal en- Ia
Republica de Chile, America del Sur.
La imponente ceremonial tuvo lugar
en- la Capilla Sud-Americana del Con
clavo Y segun Sc sabe. e. nuevo Nun
clio partira para 81 dest;no. la Sc
mana proyima.
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Fl citado Contra-Almirante cree que Sus serVlcIoS
prestados al Gobierno sobre eI particular, son
aCreedores a una reCompenSa mayor

icidad aqui. V en- ella Sc contiene el
s!guiente parrafo relative 2 la decli-
naci0n de la recompeasa para IA cuai
Sc le recomendo:
En- mi opinion. esta recompensa IS
,cnteramente inadecuaGa Il los servi-
cics gue Sc reaiizaron por n Cficina
del Atache Naval Y per los que COO
peraron conmjgo. e resultado de
esa labor fue ell de evitar que Es-
paHa entrara a la guerra contra nos
ctroS. en- G! precise momento en- que
pl enemigc desarrctlaba 81 ofensiva
de Mario dc 1918. aSi como 81 de
lcgrar al mismo tempo. n reduc-
cion CT las ~actividades submarines
frente q Ia costa Dc Espaha."
q Almiranta Decker dice tambien
u su appreciation es ccrrect2. mis-
sCrvicios Y los de les QUE connnigo
trabajaron. a resar de Ia opcs:cion
del Embajador. son en- realidad mu-
che u,aycres cue e! trabajo hecac por
cualqu:er barco dc guerra durante Ia
contieYda o por Qua quier funcion&-
RIO Il Official estacionado en- service
lie costa. en- una capacidad admins
tratila.'
la alus:6n o. hace c, Alm'r&nte
Decker On su carta al EMbai&d1r .
m~cricara. afecta Il Coron=l jCse"h
F. Willard. ore e. 81 actual / Gbaia-
de- dc les rstaI-s Inihcs en- Espana
y cl cue dcsemreno cs2 mismo car
20 Gurante Ia guerra
Sogtin Sc sabe aqui ofielalmente.
hubr un serio disguise entire 81 En-
haiador ' el AttochG Naval. Decker.
~cr motive dc les tranajoS dc este
duran:c su peruanencia : frente dc
Ia citada Ofic;ra Naval. Sabese que
q A!mirante notific0 2 Ia S~"crstari@
30 Marina. quo les submarines ale
n,aneS es-abar util;z.ndo les rucrtcS
~cSra"oles para 81 Campana y cue Ct
~S5lt:Hr.cHto rjib!iCo On csc reino adj
lila 50 ncstraba mas favorable = /"
rqu,a 1c las nctenc;as ccntralcs. e.
Dec;almc3,s De Alemar-. .s =
re7tes se,rctos habian :nyadido ma
-e~r:al:YcH-c tcdo e. pals. AdemaS 5.
, ssba tanlbi6a d. ura u.c7era dcfini.
t;va. Il @ Fmbaiador willard n
3ldo c~on,nrender IL :>r:5Gad &c IA
! s"1.aci6r. 70 cbstante crc ei citad-
f.tach6 ruso - su c~oncsiT&!eAGo re-
rc-:das veces. detalles = asn1ctos muy
,,aye- IL ella.
=, ~o1oo:i, oo, i,s r-yeIoci,nas
I AL ,,~r,;Ta-.o r,.I-or ga cyYros6 off
c;a,r,ar+e anoehc No. i, missionaries
de Ia Secre.arra do Marina. cue Ia
y;,rsci6n entire Esne6a : les &l:ad,s
tob.a s;do on r,7lidud ha.iante s:ria
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al menos de la Corte espanola, era
en- extreme peligrosa para Ia causa
&c su actitud orden6 ell internamiento
sus declsraciones de neutralidad, en-
81 fondo vsia cen buenos ojos las
victorias aiemanas en- ell frente oc-
cidental.
The Pulaskian., 1919-04-04
EAST JACKSONVILLE.

 Mrs. Birdie Winchester made a business trip to Jacksonville, Satur- day afternoon.
 Mrs. Cutting of Little Rock visited relatives and friends here last week. John Winchester made a business trip to Little Rock, Friday.
 Mrs. J. Birdie Winchester and Miss Fife Matthews called on Mrs. B. W. Wilson and Mrs. Birdie Lawrence, Friday afternoon.
 The dance given at MT. and Mrs. J. L. Winchester's Saturday night was enjoyed by all present.
 Quite few of the white people of this vicinity attended the negro school entertainment Friday night. J. H. Lairmore Jr., made business trip to Fourch damn Friday.
 Mrs. May Head and son, Robert, took dinner with Mrs. s. A. Matthews, Monday.
 Mrs. s. A. Matthews and daughter, Fife called on Mrs. Birdie Winchester and also Mrs. Florence Winchester, Thursday afternoon.
 Ophelia Head spent Saturday after noon with Christine and Nina Mildred Parker.
 MT. J. H. Ramsey and Mrs. May Head motored to the City of Roses, Sunday.
 Ed Calk, Miss Fife Matthews, Jack Lairmore and Miss Eula Matthews motored to Lonoke, Sunday afternoon.
 Those on the sick list are: Miss Hattie Johnson, Jessie Johnson, Mrs. Florence Winchester and little Robert Head.
 J. H. Lairmore Jr., took dinner with Miss Eula Matthews, Sunday.
 Mrs. Ada Calk and son Ed, took dinner at MT. and Mrs. s. A. Mat thews, Sunday.
 L. J. Winchester planted sorghum, Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. H. s. Nixon visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday. J. H. Lairmore IT,, spent Friday night with his father, MT. J. H. Lair more of Little Rock.
 SHORTY"
The Pulaskian., 1919-04-04
SWEET HOME CLUB
 ORGANIZED FOR 1919

The members of the Sweet Home rl,b have started anew this year with an,hition, and hopes to win the first rr;ze which is to be presented to the el,b which has best reports.
 The officers of the club are as fol- lows:
 president-Miss Margaret Dixon.
 Vice President-Master Walter
 Secretary Miss Agnes Miller.
 Music Leader-Miss Lucy Dulin.
 Assistant Music Leader-Miss Carrie Lawley.
 Reporter-Miss Effiie McCracken.
 The colors are gray and blue.
 The next meeting will be held at Miss Lucy Dulins, April 12, 1:30 D.. m We hope to make our colors shine. back up our president, and live m to our motto which is, Make the Rest Better During the Coming Year"
The Pulaskian., 1919-04-04
IVY CHAPEL NEWS.

Well, we have had pretty weather up until now, and we rather think we have had a cooler change in the weather
 Most all the farmers have plant ed their Irish potatoes and bedded sweet potatoes.
 A letter has been received from Private Ardie c. Atwood, who is now in England, saying he will return home soon.
 Ebert Busick, Misses Minnie Dessie and Lassie Busick visited their sister of Little Rock, Saturday night.
 MT. Reeder of Little Rock moved to his home in the country Monday, where he will farm this year.
 Jess Thomas went to the City of Roses, Saturday.
 Mrs. Atwood and family were callers at Mrs. Smiths, Sunday.
 Mrs. Drefer and family were guests at Mrs. Logan's home Sunday.
 Messrs. Edison, Arlie, Printlce, At wood, Miss Ila Atwood and Miss Myrtle Smith motored to Landmark, Sunday School Sunday afternoon.
 Obie Atwood visited Pine Bluff, Monday.
 Mrs. Atwood visited the City of Roses, Saturday.
 Mrs. Lowry and family visited Landmark, Sunday.
 Come on West Landmark your letters are quite interesting.
The Pulaskian., 1919-04-04

trying to farm, for we are having such pretty weather.
 We have started our Sunday School up again. Hope we will make a good success out of it.
 Omage Treadway escorted Miss Edith Rixie to and from prayer meeting Sunday night.
 Miss May Mcclure of Little Rock spent Monday night with Miss Virdie Treadway.
 Dewey Crook of Mabelvale called on Noah Crook, Sunday.
 There were quite a number of East Union boys at prayer meeting Sun day. Glad to have them with us.
 The party at Mrs. Rixie's home, Monday night was enjoyed by all that were present.
 Jim Hale received a letter from Herbert Hale, who is still in the navy. We are still having prayer meet ing every Sunday night.
 A LONESOME GIRL.
The Pulaskian., 1919-04-04
BETHEL NEWS.


 Everyone is starting spring work that is when it is not too wet.
 Private Sam McPherson took dinner with J. J. Evans and family, Sunday.
 John Davenport, Lee Hardcastle and J. J. Evans made a business trip to Little Rock, Saturday afternoon. John Hall and family went to Lonoke Saturday and did not get back until Sunday
 Miss Fora Williams father came after her Friday afternoon. We hope she had nice time with home folks. Miss Bessie Davis, who has been teaching at the Central school house, has come home near Almstead.
 Miss Velma Webb, who is staying at her aunts, Mrs. Brothers, and go- ing to school at Tip Top, went home Friday evening accompanied by Miss Katherin Evans. They attended the box party at the Central school house and reported nice time.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. Robert House, a boy, March 26.
 J. R. Ravenport and family and Mrs. McPherson spent Sunday with J. J. Evans and family.
 Lumie Whitefeld and wife spent Saturday night with MT. and Mrs. Whitefield.
 Mrs. Brother called on Mrs. Hard castle Friday afternoon.
 Private Sam McPherson spent Saturday night with Oscar Lonell.
 Messrs. Hall, Evans and Black at tended the Masonic Lodge at Little Rock Thursday night and reported a fine time.
 Mrs. McPherson called on Mrs. Kelley, Thursday.
 LITTLE GIRL.
The Pulaskian., 1919-04-04
All Over the County

- Vsss sAEs TSenaEsssgFssarF Ing cough and others things, but nevertheless we are readers of the Pulaskian.
 Everybody is quite busy preparing their land for farming and some of them are planting corn. Some gardens are looking very nice.
 Bert Schank and family spent Sun- day evening with B. Sushions.
 MT. and Mrs. John Deavors were the guests of MT. and Mrs. H. c. Lea Saturday night and Sunday.
 Mrs. Maggie Palmer spent Sunday evening with L. T. Bradford.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry c. Lea made a business trip to Little Rock Sat urday evening.
 The birthday party at Henry c. Leas's home was attended by a large crowd.
 Mrs. Hattie Lea spent last week with her mother, Mrs. Hattie Hill of South Bend.
 Henry Robbit of Gravel Ridge called on Mrs. Maggie Schanks last Sunday.
 Dipping seems to be all the talk in Bush Island, as it is near at hand. The new vat near Will Landtrip's will soon be completed.
 Henry Lea is preparing to plant a large field of velvet beans, as he thinks it will be fine feed for stock.
 BROWN EYES.
The Pulaskian., 1919-04-04
TO OUR coRREspoNDENTs

The Pulaskian wishes it's correspondents tc read earefay the following notes:
 !. In writing names, spell them correctly and write them clearly, so that they can be read, otherwise they appear wrong in print.
 Do not abbreviate words. Most correspond- ents write Sun. for Sunday. Every word SO written must be written in full before the letter is sent to the printer If each cor respondent will read his letter carefully as it appears in print, aud will try to spell out words and avoid mistakes. much time will be saved in the Pulaskian office, and the writer will be giving himself at the time some good training.
 2. The Pulas skian wants news of the farm and farm work It is interesting to know that certain friends entertained company and laake journeys. We want this. But 1t is of more interest to know who is raising hogs and cattle; who is improving his farm and how he is doing it how the schools arc growing and what especial work they are do- ing' Anything tEat shows the growth of betterment of a community is valuable news, even 10 gardens and bees, goat keeping and community club work Pulaski County should tts farmers and country residents should own hundreds oi automobiles and trucks. Its farms should be made productive of real money by intelligent system of diversified ldski County clearing a hundred dollars per month off of small land tracts and the old saying, What has been done by man can be done again. applies here and now to country life. Anything pertaining to this development is valuable news. Send it to us.
 8. Be careful not 10 send any personal comment that might give rise to hard feel ngs fhe Pulaskian IS not acquainted per sonally with all its subscribers and cannot always know what might or might not be proper to use We want only such mention of personal matters as has news value or wsll make frender feeling in communities. fuaslSian better and better, as they have telped Us in the past
The Pulaskian., 1919-04-04
WYE NOTES.

Mrs. E. H. Chapman is on the sick list this week, but reported some better.
 John Tippit and sons, Mutt. Webb, Wes and Dave, were callers at the Chapman home Sunday.
 Mrs. Lena Fiero and Miss Eve Beardsely spent the week end in the City of Roses.
 Mrs. Ira Holbrook and family spent Friday evening at the Chapman home.
 Sam Goings was a visitor at the John Tippit home last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wes Tippit have ar rived for visit with home folks.
 w. F. Beck has moved from the Tippit place, and now has his head quarters in the first house just north of the postofice, where he is at home to all who might wish to call.
 Mrs. N. c. Howell was Bigelow caller, Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Swanson, Nr. and Mrs. Luther Avery and Mrs. Gusta Ward were Sunday guests at the Schoenfeld home.
 Henry Mcdonald of Maumelle was in Wye Sunday viewing the Nelson peach orchard.
 Miss Margaret Hanly and Charlotte Underwood were callers at Nelson's home, Sunday.
 Miss Marcella Chapman and Lena Fiero were Sunday callers at the Beardsely home.
The Pulaskian., 1919-04-04

guest of Miss Alice Hollenberger. MT. and Mrs. Henry Miller of Chicago, en route home iron, Hot Springs, spent few hours Sunday with his brother, L. A. Miller.
 Allen Hing, Lee Zuber, Robert Gregory and Miss Carrie Lawley spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Lucy Dulin.
 Mrs. Alba Sullivan of Levy is visit ing her sister, Mrs. George Pye, Jr. Mrs. Borough and children, Dorothy and Calvin of Little Rock, spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Boone.
 Jim Fancher of Camp Pike, who has just returned from France, spent Sunday afternoon with his cousin, J. s. Fancher.
 Billie Thomas of Little Rock, spent the past week with his brothers, Lige and Mac Thomas.
 Douglas Jacks has opened up a dairy. He has herd of thorough bred Holstein COWS.
 Mr. and Mrs. Blocher of Montana, have rented the Johnson farm. We are glad to have them in our neighborhood.
 Brother Blalock will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday morning
  and night. Rev. John Van Lear will preach at the Presbyterian church next Sunday afternoon at 2:30
The Pulaskian., 1919-04-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


 Notice is hereby given that I as adminis- trator of the estate of Laura Graham, deceased. in pursuance of an order of the Pulaski Probate Court, made and entered of record March 27, 1919, will sell to the high est bidder at the east front door of the court house of said county at 12 o'clock noon on the 22d day of April, 1919, the following real estate situated in Pulaski county. Arkansas. belonging to the estate of said Laura Graham, deceased, to-wit: North half of lot II and all of lot 12 in block in McCarthys addi- ton to the city of Little Rock. Ark. and lot in block 12 in Braddock's Boulevard Addi- ton to the city of Little Rock, Ark. This sale is made for the purpose of paying the debts of said estate, and will be on a credit of three months, the purchaser to execute bond to be approved by the administrator, to secure the payment of the amount bid and offered by the purchaser.
 Witness my hand this 27th day of March. 1919.
 F. D. LEANING, Administrator of the Estate of Laura Gra-
 ham, deceased.
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