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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
DY MRS. ~. a. WILSON.
copyright. 1919. by Mrs. NJ. A. Wilson.
All rights rcservcd)
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The One-Egg Cake.
The cost OF eggs this last winter
housewife OF moderate means to do
much baking, yet most folk just love
bit OF homemade cake. Therefore.
am giving you "A recipe for one-egg
cake.
This cake may be baked in the loaf
s snape h pans as layer or devil Lo cake
Place In the mixing bowl
Thrcc-quarters cupful OF sugar,
Four level tablespoonful of short.
CHING.
Two cupfuls of sifted -four:
-Four level teaspoonfuls OF baking
One level teaspoonful of havoring.
Threc-quartcrs cupful OF water.
Pour into prepared loaf-shaped pans
ana bake in "a moderate oven for thirty
five minutes.
TO prepare the pan. grease thorough
~ and then dust we'll with -four. then
pour in the batter.
To make "a raisin cake spread three
the cake when II is in the pan ready
10 put in the oven. Dust lightly with
-four. The rising dough will distribute
the raisin3 through the cake.
Onc-half cupful currants
One cupful of finely chopped nuts
Onc-half cupful Of finely chopped
may replace the raisins. or this cake
may be baked In tube pan and then
cooled and split and filled with custard.
and then iced with chocolate icing.
For layer cake, grease the layer
cake pan. line with plain paper and
then grease again. Now divide the
the mixture higher on tho sides. lcav-
ing the center shallow Bake in a
moderate oven for eighteen minutes.
Put the layers together as follows:
Spread one layer with Jelly and then
sprinkle with coconut lightly. Now
place the top layer in position and then
spread the top then cover thickly with
coconut Finely chopped nuts may be
used in place of the coconut.
Boston Cream Pic.
Bake the cake in layers and then
cool and prepare a filing as follows:
One cunful Of milk,
-Four level tablespoonfuls of corn
starch.
Dissolve the starch and then bring
TO boil. Cook slowly for five minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
METHoDIsTs CONVENE
Delegates Mt Crcwc Hear Plans OF
Centenary Movement, Now
Under Way.

CREwE. VA, April % Especially
FarmVille District Methodist Confer
ence convened here today in forty
seventh annual meeting. with Rev. f..
p. Blankcnship. presiding elder. on
Chatting. Rev. w y. o. Conrad was
elected secretary and J. r Sturg!s was
chosen publicity agent
After the appointment of the various
regular committees. the body recessed
to hear Rev w. a. Christian. D. D..
preach on What las God Done
Through Mcthodism. and What Will He
DO If Methodism Is Willing"
Rev. T. s. Southgatc, Virginia Con-
ference centenary director. addressed
Ihe conference on tho centenary move
ment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23

Rejects Bids for Stenmships.
WASHINGTON, April 22-All bids
received today by the Shipping Board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Aylma James Terrell (45). Newport News
Callie r. Kasey go. Richmond.
Albert P. cambridge (32>. Richmond.
Mary A. Britton {25). Richmond
Angelo Tibiani (3D. Richmond
Lizzie Palumbo (2f). Richmond.
Leo NJ: johnson te7). Richmond.
Sadie B. Coles (2O. Richmond.
Junius Lloyd Taylor l25). Richmond
Maggie Lee McGufin (15). Richmond.
Thomas Marin Murray (22), Richmond
mond.
George e. Perrin tas). Richmond.
Katherine v. Reddin (26). Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23

members Of the Raleigh Bookbhaer
ohoh' about iorty-hvc workers In al
went on strike today as n result d
inc deciination by tho printcrioS her
faV'nE binderies in connection viii
their plants to grant an increase /,
wages. The controversy has been !,
since March 10 when the rcuues. o.
the increase from SCI 10 $50 bSr wss
InllN 'lfaa v -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
steel reconstructed

for four steel reconstructed lake
steamers werc rejected as being too
Tow and the steamers again advertised
for sale. IT was stated that the board
in it's sale OF the war-built merchant
fleet did not intend to sacrifice any
vessels merely in order to dispose OF
them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
fredericksburg Over the TOP.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA, April 22.-
Fredericksburg has already gone over
the top in the matter Of Subscrpti ions
to the Victory Liberty loan, sub
scriptions having been received by the
local committee. w. J. Ford. chair
man. for the full amount assigned for
sale 10 this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
Ask. Y. w. G. A. to wor, IN noun,,n,,

Asks Y. w. G.. A. to Work I'm Roumania.
NEW YORK. April 22.-Thc Amer
lean Young Womens Christian AS
sociation has been invited by Queen
Marie Of Roumania to begin work in
that country under her patronage. ac-
cordins to cablo message from Paris
received today at association head
quarters here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23

r. Marcuse will be chairman on tho
leagues second Wednesday. and Mrs.
ID. Il. Creecy on the third.
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-24

now at home with his mother, Mrs Mary Lawhon and family. Glad to have you with us again Worthen. We fell you have done your duty as you did not try to be a stacker.
 Myrtiff Singleton has built himself new bungalow house.
 Izore Lowry of Little Rock visited his father and mother last Sunday
 It was reported this morning that Mir. Henry Rauch, WHO was badly burnt some few days ago, died last night. He leaves one daughter and a host of relatives and friends to mourn his loss, but while it's our JOSS we hope it's heavens gain. Our sympaz thy goes out to the bereaved relatives and friends.
 Airoplanes are getting more numer- ous through this part of the section now than before the armistice was signed. Five were seen flying over this part of the country last Satur- day.
 Mrs. Lizzie Crook and children of Grant county visited relatives, c. s. Crook and family, Saturday night and Sunday. Daddy's Baby.
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-24
ALL OVER THE COUNTY

day night and Sunday guests of home folks and returned to own Sunday afternoon with MT. Linnie Wallace and wife in MT. Wallace's car.
 Miss Ola Holt is still sick with the flu"
 All of MT. Grant Holts folks have the flu" We hope ,ney will all be well soon.
 MT. Lee Holt and wife spent few hours at MT. Holt's Sunday afternoon. Somebody came the other night and borrowed MT. P. L. Blazers lines and bride and he can't fnu out who di1 it. Everybody is keeping their har- ness locked up since then.
 Grandma Toney spent a few hours with Mrs. Arlington Wednesday af- ternoon.
 MT. Joe Shutes, a boy at O1mstead. has returned home from France. He got one of his knee caps shot off in a battle and has to go on crutches.
 Guess Who.
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-24

Mrs. T. S. Carmfehae.. His eye is still blind.
 Marion Jackson, who has returned from France, spent Sunday night with his sister, Mrs, Grover Boyd.
 Herbert Cole made a rushing call to see Decord Carmichael Sunday night.
 Louis Body of North Little Rock is visiting his parents who reside in this vicinity.
 Mrs. John Homer was buried at Summer Cemetery Monday. She was a "fiu" victim
 The weather is so beautiful that everyone is talking of planting a gar den soon.
 MT. s. Carmichael, who lived near Faulkner's Gap, mas moved in this vicinity and G. S. Carmichae1 and wife gave them their welcoming vislt Sunday afternoon.
 Horace, Boyd, George, Eddy and children, Clarence and Ora Douglas were the guests of T. B. Hammons Sunday afternoon. Happy Hooligan.
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-24

CT Smith all of Little Rock, spent Sum- day here with their sister, Mrs. N B. White.
 Cred Grogan and Verdie Red of Olive Hill attended the w. o. w. in- stallation here last Saturday night.
 MT. and Mrs. c. L. Vandyke spent Tuesday in Little Rock
 Robert Hayden is seriously i'll with pneumonia, but we are glad to know that he is some better at this writ ing.
 c. W. Hopkins is running a store of general merchandise at Mabelvale, he having bought the property and store of E. F. Busch.
 MT. and Mrs. E. r. Busch have gone to Little Rock. They will be greatly missed by the people of this com munity
 We have all been notified to slack upon knitting. While Mabelvale has never had a large number of knitters, yet we have had a faithful few. Those that deserve special mention are :: Mrs. H. A. Beedles, Mrs. " L. Coch- rane, Miss Lillian Cochrane, Miss Laura Davis, Mrs. c. w. Hopkins, Mrs. Ghas. Vandyke and Mrs. Chas. Armstrong.
 The flu" and other various epidem- ics that go to make up life have kept our club from meeting this year.
 Miss Minnie Allen came out Mon day to look over the situation and we decided to hold meeting the early part of February. The exact date is to be named later.
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-24
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 There are no new eases of the "fn" around here that we know or.
 Mrs. A E. Criglow, who has pneu- monia following the "flu" is reported nc better today.
 We are having some real nice weather till today, and it looks like now it might go to showing. Well, there is only one reason why we like snowy weather, and that's so we can rabbit hunt
 Mrs. Magic Parson of Oklahoma is visiting her sisters, Mrs. A. E. Greg low and Mrs. Della Singleton. / J. B. Law1on of Little Rock visited his brother, J. A. Lawhon last Mon- day.
 Born.-To MT. and Mrs. Henry Mashburn, January 19, girl. Mother and babe are doing fine.
 Anus Lawhon will work with Tom Lawhon this year on H. B. Mizes farm, and also Toms mother will make her home with him and his family.
 Cullen Lawhon was the dinner guest of Anus Lawhon last Sunday.
 c. P. Lowry and family spent last Sunday with Anus Crawford and family.
 Cullen Lawhon escorted Miss Pearl Lowry home from singing last Satur- day night.
 We were disappointed again last Saturday night and Sunday as our pastor failed to come or send some one in his place as we cant say why he failed to come. We are hoping he will come and fill his next regular appointment.
 Elder J. A. Lawhon preached very interesting sermon at Landmark last Sunday night.
 Henry Mashburn and family have moved to MT. Wells house and will make 8 share crop with John Lawhon Glad to have them with us.
 Anus Lawhon was the supper guest of Cullen Lawhon last Sunday night.
 Private Worthen Lawhon, who was stationed at Camp Travis, Texas, was given an honorable discharge and is
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-24
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 Hello! How is everybody now: Everybody around Warsaw has the flu" and I tell you it is a bad dis ease to have for I have had it myself.
 The Warsaw school has closed for this week on account of the "fu"
 As we have no school this week, Bill darlington is fixing their truck. He stbinks the roads will be dry some day and then he will roll the car out. MT. T. D. Suckney and daughter and made business trip to Little Rock last Thursday and MT. Sucks little son, Eddie, was bad sick .when they got back home. He was at HMr. Arrington's.
 Poor Eleonor Merrett came to ssohoo1 last Friday. but took the flu" abefore dinner and had to go home. 8she is a dear friend of all of us and i've hope she will soon be well.
 MT Bill Jones las moved to Cato. Mr. Roy Arrigton helped move the Family.
 Pearly Toney has a sore finger. She scaught it in a pea-thresher. MT. Besson has left old Warsaw and 1noved to Ebenezer.
 Mir Odell Robert sand MT. Fad sDinness were riding through this cont snunity last Sunday. We do not know swhat they were looking for. Miss Cora Toney and her friend, Miss Roma Valentine were the Satur-
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 The influenza has swept through this community and practically every family has been caught in it's dread ed grip. It claimed for it's victims last Tuesday and Wednesday MT. and Mrs. Roy Christian, only a few hours elapsed between their deaths and on Sunday morning, four days later, their eldest child, Marvin, joined them in the Great Beyond Oh how sad it is to see them depart upon the long, si- lent journey we each and all must in time eventually travel And how hard it is to see them yaKen from our midst. We shall miss them greatly and the memory of them We shall cherish in all the years to
 come.
 Together they crossed the dark
 shadow
 They're safe from all sorrow and
 pain.
 Iris there they await our coming. Farewell, we'll meet you again.
 The rains of the last few weeks have damaged much road in this vii cinity and washed some fences away. The mail on Route 2 was delayed a few days.
 J. M. C.-We agree with you when you say we need telephones through this community. We have realized that during this influenza epidemic as never before.
 Born-To MT. and Mrs. D. l.. Nc Queen, January 4, son.
 We also hear MT. John Ellis has twin boys at his house.
 Hello, Holly Springs Writer! You that sent in the last news. I have about flu away If I don't see you any more before school closes, don't forget the jolly times we have had
 D. l.. Mcqueen was in Little Rock Saturday to see MT. Shamlin's folks, who are all i'll with influenza.
 MT. J. N. Matthews called on s. R. Beauhcamp Friday.
 We hear MT. Jim Evans is going to move to Oklahoma. We regret very much to see him go.
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-24
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 Yes. Maggie, I am coming, but I've had the flu"
 All the young folks Of this commit nifty have had taste Of t1e flu Oh myi but it's bad taste! Health, however, is better than for the last two weeks.
 There was a small crowd at Sun day school Sunday, but they made quite a racket, coughing.
 Mrs. Eva Hammons has the "mumps"
 Oh, goody! I fear them not!
 Bob Carmichael and wife spent Sunday afternoon with Jesse Ham mons and wife.
 Thelma, Billy, Gladys, Carmichael, Mrs. Willie Boyd and mother spent the afternoon with c. J. Gwin and family Sunday.
 Reulah and George Douglas were the guests of Harvey and Marie Mel ton Sunday afternoon.
 Fred Douglas and Ivy Barentine were working a young mule to a buggy Sunday afternoon.
 Edgar Carmichael spent pleasant afternoon with w E. Douglas Sunday.
 Sallie Carmichael spent Sunday af- ternon with Esther and Nora Nelson.
 necord Carmichael, who was hit in the eye with flying splinter at Bid dle Shops, is at his parents, MT and
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Hello to you all. I am back again. There are several cases of "fu" in this community. Hope nobody else will take it.
 Miss Ella Lowry was the guest of Ara Hale Sunday.
 Rosa Lee Johnson called on Miss Minnie Busick Sunday.
 Omage Treadway was the guest of his sister. Mrs. Pearl rlndy, at Little Rock.
 MT. Will Rauch called on Miss Pearl Lowry Sunday evening.
 Ernest Green escorted Miss Rosa Lee Johnson from prayer meeting Sunday night.
 Henry Mashburn has moved on Jim Wells place, where he will farm an other year. We arc glad to have some close neighbors.
 Tom Lawhon has moved on Henry Mize's place, where he will farm an other year.
 Frank Singleton of Camp Pike was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Single ton, Sunday.
 Sorry to say that we didn't have any Sunday school Sunday, but we are going to hae some next Sunday. Everybody come and bring some one with you. Roy Vanness and Clinton Singleton were seen going to town Monday We are having prayer meeting ev- cry Sunday Everybody come.
 Lonesome Girl
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-24
TO OUR CORREsPONDI1Nq,s


 The PulaSkian wishes it's correspond ents to read carefully the following notes:
 l. In writing names, spell them cor rectly and write them clearly, so that they can be read, otherwise they ap- pear wrong in print. Do not abbrevi- ate words. Most correspondents write Sun. for Sunday. Every word so writ ten must be written in full before the letter is sent to the printer. If each correspondent will read his letter care fully as it appears in print, and will try to spell out words and avoid mistakes much time will be saved in the Pulas- kian office, and the writer will be giv- ing himself, at the same time, some good training.
 g. The Pulaskian wants news of the farm and farm work. 1t is interest ing to know that certain friends enter tain company and make journeys. We want this. But it is of more interest to know who is raising hogs and cat tie; who is improving his farm and how he is doing it; how the schools are growing and what especial work they are doing. Anything tnas shows the growth or betferment of a community is valuable news, even to gardens and bees goat Keeping and community club work Pulaski County should have good roads to every hamlet and farm; it's farmers and country residents should own hundreds or automobiles and trucks. It's farms snouId be made productive of real money by an intel- ligent system of diversied crops. There are men and women in Pulaski 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 per taining to this development is yalua- ble news. Send it tv us.
 8. Be careful not to send any per sonal comment that mYght give rise to hard feelings The Pufaskian is not acquainted personally with all it's sub scribers and can not always know what might or might not be proper to use. We want only such mention of personal matters as has a news value or will make friendlier feeling in communl- ties. Our correspondents can help us make the Pulasl5ian better and better as they have helped us in the past
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-24
NoTIcE.

Notice is hereby given that me mn- dersigned, as executrix of the last wfI1 and testament of Seth FaIrmom, de- ceased, will on the 3rd day of E'ahru~ ary, 1919 or as soon thereafter as a. hearing can be had. apply to tbs Pn- laslxi Probate Court for authority zn~ sell the following lands lying zn fh6s County of Pulaski and State of Axkan--s sas, to-wit:
 Lot Three (3), Block Thir1eem x2z1e Town of Fairmon, Ark. which lands are the property of the estate Of Seth Fairmon, deceased.
 The purpose of making said app7ica- tion and said sale is to apply the pro- ceeds arising therefrom to the Dreser- vation and protection of said estate.
 NANNIE A. FsAIRAI<1g,
 As FsxexM4Tix.~ 3-10-17-24
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-24
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Quite a few of us have the "fiu". Almost every family have or have had it, but we hope we soon will recoy- CT from it.
 Mr John Gibson is moving west of here, where he will farm another year.
 MT. and Mrs. Anderson nave return ed from a weekend visit with rela- tives, but there will be no school. The school was closed on account of in huenza and whooping cough among the children.
 Brother Crissenberry of Little Rock called to see MT. Dave Kumpe and family Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Singleton and Mrs. Perry made a flying trip to Camp Pike Saturday.
 Private Elmer Hewlett is with the American Army of Occupation and is now in Germany.
 Private Lee Perry was transferred from Anchor, Ohio, to Fredricktown, N. J. He is in the Ordnance Depart ment.
 MT. Samuel Mcclure called on Miss Lillie Hewlett Sunday, but was quite disappointed as Miss Lillie had the flu"
 MT. and Mrs. Gill of Little Rock. will move on their home place near here soon.
 MT Eugene Gibson has moved to Little Rock, where he is employed by the Terry Dairy Company. Little Leo and Willard Perry have had a severe attack of whooping cough.
 Mr. Atwood has been transporting potatoes to Little Rock this week by Ford.
 Miss Edna Kumpe is well pleased with her new occupation. As B4.
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-24
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 We'll, after vacation of several weeks I will pay you all another short visit.
 Our community was saddened Sat urday when the news was received of the death of Mrs Eliza Findley of Lit tie Rock She was laid to rest in Bayou Meto Cemetery. She leaves an abundance of friends to mourn her de- parture. Our sympathy is extended to MT Findley and relatives.
 Those on the sick list this week are: Mrs. Hazel Lantrip, Mrs. o. B. Jinkens, MT. Alvin and Reagan Her man, MT. Frank Jinkens, MT. Willie McCraw, Miss Oracle Bean and MT. D. Lantrip.
 Sergeant I. G. Absher of the Re mount Station, Private Dewey Butler and Private Floyd Strong and Cook and Fred Russ called on Misses Paul line Beatty, Maxie Belle Foster, Viv- 1du WlCkSll duu 0ldClC Dcdh oetIui ' day afternoon.
 MT. Will Goss is having a swell time, as he has got a case of the humps.
 MT. and Mrs. Harrison Holland and children spent Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. O. B. Jikens.
 MT and Mrs. Roy Taylor and chill dren were dinner guests of MT and Mrs. John Hardcastle Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. James Todd returned home Sunday. after spending 10 days visiting relatives in Texas.
 MT. Roy Taylor received a crate of oranges from California for Christ mas. His father, in letter, said it averaged eight hundred cases of the flu in Los Angeles, Cal, in a day
 MT. J. E. Gibson was seen walking along our streets Sunday. Wonder what's the matter with Henry Ford !? Guess he slipped down on the street M
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-24
s-1o-17-24.
NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION oE TAX
 TITLE.
M. W. Elkins, Ex Parte-

M. w. Elkins, Ex Parte
 Notice is hereby given that the ufs- dersigned, M. w. Elkins. will. al ahe next term of the Pulaski Chanxexy Court, which convenes on April 2. z91@s apply for decree and judgrnenx eun-- situate in Pulaski County, Arkansas to-wit
 North half of the northwest aunEzers. the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter, and the northwest aazTxer of the southwest quarter, SertEDn 2 and the northeast quarter of the north east quarter, Section 10, ToWnSfaIp 2 north, Range IS west
 He states that he is the owner of said lands, and that ne acquired 1zx1<s thereto by virtue of a Warranty deed.s of date January 10, 1919, duly eHeEBxe<x and acknowledged by w. C. Turner The said w. c. Turner held said Eandz by virtue of his purchase thereof ali 1< Asale of same by W. c. Hutton, CuAfee-- tor of Pulaski County, on the - day of June, 1915, for the 0eIinQNent &zxnEg which were regularly assessed and lev jed against said lands for the year 1914, and by virtue or tax deeds ex- ecuted in pursuance of the afuren7en- toned tax sales by Dan D. QMfnn. County Clerk of Pulaski County, xnA the said W. c. Turner, on the x3a H7zn of October, 1917.
 All persons who can set up Azcf right to the above described lands kna consequence of any inrormaltty or any irregularity connected with sad SAIE are hereby warned to appear ae xkE next term of the Pulaski Chanceay Court, which convenes April '. 1yfS. and show cause why the sale s0 made to w. c. Turner and the title or thE petitioner herein to said lands shonzA' not be confirmed and auieted .-x.
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