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The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-11-10
Lloyd George i'm Hot Water.

London, Eng, Nov 10.-The
speech of Premier David Lloyd
George delivered in Guild Hall Sat-
urday night in an effort to make
terms with the Bolsheviki Govern
ment Of Russia has created a sensa-
ton in England and has incurred
tine wrath of the Anti-Bolsheviki
press.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-11-10
WEATHER.!

Probably rain tonight!
For North Carolina, tonight and
Tuesday, probably rain, except fair
near the coast tonight and warmer
tonight, except on the north coast
Warmer Tuesday in the Eastern
portion with moderate to fresh
nor beast winds
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-11-10
New Units Abroad.

Washington, d. c., Nov. 1G.-253
engineers to replace some of those
abroad were ordered to France to-
day by Secretary Baker. They were
organized at Camp Humphries.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-11-10

President May See Prince OF VALE
Washington, D. c., Nov. 10.--
President Wilson may see tt
Prince of Wales if his Royal Hig
ness so desires. The Prince W
arrive in Washington tomorrc
and already has an appointment
call on Mrs. Wilson at three o'cloo
He may see the President at t
same time.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-11-10
Berlin Districted by the Communists

Berlin, Nov. 10.-The headquar-
ters of the communists groups were
raided today by soldiers and officials
of the government. A quantity OF
literature and maps were secured.
1t was found that Berlin had been
divided into eighteen districts for
the purpose of putting into opera
tion campaign of spoilation ami
political activity.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-11-10
Medical Association in Session.

Asheville, N. c., NOV 1O.-Witl
approximately $50 present the 18th
annual session of the Southern Med
ical Association convened her
this morning. Every train into Ashe
vile brought physicians and it i.
estimated that 1900 delegates viii
be present.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-11-10
Steamer Sinks
Off Cape Breton
N Coast

Halifax, N. S., Nov. 10.-The
American steamship Polar land was
abandaned in a sinking condition
eff the Cape Breton coast at 1 p. m,
today according to word received
here. The crew OF away in the
boats safely.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-11-10
WOrkingmen Have Not Quit i'm
Miami.

Miami, Fla, Nov. 10.-Pursuant
to orders Saturday for a general
strike all the members of the Amer
lean Labor in this city including
some 1000 mechanics were expect
ed to go out today but so far they
have not done so.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-11-10
Testing Validity of war time Pro-
hibition.

Washington, D. c., Nov. To-
Steps to ascertain the validity of the
war time prohibition act are being
made and the Supreme Court will
hear arguments November, the goth.
from appeals, from Federal Court
decisions in Kentucky.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-11-10
Vain Search made for bodies OF
Drowned Men,

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 9-No
trace was found today of the bodies
of seven members of the Harr.
Hunting Club, of Harrisburg, Ill
who were drowned in the Mississip-
pI river about IS miles north
Memphis late Friday night
when the 4U-Ioot le.unc4 i'll wnlc
they with four survivors were &c
ing to Lake Providence, La, for
the clubs annual hunting trip
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-11-10
French discussing peace treaty sit
uation in America.

Paris. France, Nov. 1G.-The
Supreme Council were today dis
cussing the conditions that were
Hkely-to arise as the result of the
discussion of the German peace
treaty in the American Senate.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. w. I'll. Ethridge OF
Salem are on visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
8. e. Leonard. Mrs. Leonard is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ethridge.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-28
LAS CARACTERLSTICAS DE LA CIVHHACIW
Y LOS SIGNOS De LA BARBARE
FL DERRAMAMENTO DE SANGRE EN- MEXICO

mos que estan obligados a dar sos
ten Y amparo a todos, Sc ostenta
On Ia marca mas inequivoca de a.
traso y barbarie que es possible to-
lerar entire paises a~lumbrados por
la luz del cristianis.lo y fecundados
por Ia Revolution Francesa Y por
todas las demas revoluciones reden-
toras.
La serie de vidas TITLES, de nota-
bles energias de mexicanos de valel,
segadas per Carranza Y u compll-
ces en- la destruction sistematizada
de Mexico, por odio a 10 que es su-
perior a ellos, y podria poner en- pc
ligro su monopolio de gobierno, es 10
mas m~onstruoso que puede cncebir-
sc. La depression %naciona!, como con-
secuencia, eS evidentc; Y pasara mu-
chisimo tempo para que la familla
mexicana recupere ell nivel a que ha-
bia l,egado, Ell TODD orden de mani
festaciones: porque crear es mas dl-
ficil que destruir. Y el descenso ha
sido tan profundo; y ell NAL ha CO.
rroido de tai modo ell ORGANISING, que
solo IN hombre superior en- el go
bier1o pcdra repetir ell milagro de la
resurrection de IN cadaver....
Del senior ~ingeniero don Alberto
Garcia Granados al Oral Felipe An
geles la cadena de crimenes es enor-
me. iCuantas victimas, cuanto5 ase-
sinatos mas seran necesarios para
satisfacer la sed de sangre que pa
dece Ell monstruo?
Los Angeles, Cal, 16 de diciembre
de 1919.
Lie. JOSE ANTONIO RIVERA G..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-28
VIRGENES NEGRAS
Imagenes notables que Sc
en- las iglesias catolicas.

Entire las muchas imagenes negras
de la Virgen que sc veneran en- Varlas
iglesias del mundo ~cat6lico, Sc citan
como principales las de los reiigiosos
dc San Sixto Y Santo Domingo, en-
Roma: la de Santa Maria la Mayor
colocada en- Ia iglesia del mismo NOM
hre por ell papa Paulo V. en- ITEM
DO de Francisco /, la del Ara Coeli,'
del Capitolio, la de la Salute de
Venecia. la de Nuestra Sonora de la
Guardia en- Bolonia, ia de Santa Ma
ria Ia Mayor en- Nanoles.
La mas notable de esas imagenes
de la Virgen es quiza la de Loreto,
que fue trasladada a Paris en- 1850
V depositada como ]curiosidad arqueo-
l6gica en- el gabinete de medalias de
la biblioteca nacional, encima de una
momia egipcia. hasta que en- 1901 Tue
restituida por el primer consul.
En- Alt, Atingen tBaviera) hay
una imagen negra de la Eirgen que
por u milagros atrae a los campesi-
nos de treinta leguas a la redonda.
En- Sinsiedelu, en- las montanas de
Suiza, Sc venera otra que viSItan null
titud de peregrinos.
En- Polonia existe Ia de Nuestra
sonora de Czenstochowa.
En- Russia, Sc citan Ia Virgen de Ia
Cathedral dcaRosff Y la de San VIA
dimiro, y en- cl Kremlin, Ia de la gran
catedral de la Asuncion. Una leyen-
da popular atribuyo & un milagro de
esa Virgen negra el desastre que SUI
fri6 en- 1912 ell ejercito de Napoleon.
En- Francia hay virgenes negras en-
Nuestra Sonora de FoIrviels, en- Lyon
en- Nuestra Sonora de Liesse, Loon Y
en- la cathedral de Charities
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-28

Una joven Sc disgust6 con su no.
VIC. que era calvo, Y cuando lie de-
volvio las prendas de r~eciproco Carl
no cue Sc habian dado, lie dijo:-"Lo
que hay de c0modo para vos es que no
tengo que devolveros nj un cabello."
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En- este mundo-eXclama un in
dividuo-nadie esta contento con su
suerte. Tengo IN amigo que deplo-
ra no tener callos en- los pies.
No ]comprendo por que.
-Porque lie han amputado las dos
piernas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-28

Los gobiernos ~civilizados Sc distin-
guen por Ell apego a las leyes Y sa-
mas orientaciones, no solamente de
los paises que rigen, sino de los mas
adelantados Y que sirveE como de men
torres de Ia humanidad.
Cuando los gobiernos Sc apartan
de esa norma. carecen de respectable
dad Y de TODD titulo para las SIM
patias de los demas. Porque las le-
yes deben ser ia fiel expression de las
necesidades Y el indice de las aspi-
raciones de les pueblos; el escudo Y
remedio en- los conflictos. el vallaGar
contra los deSbordamientos, Ia defen
sa para los males publicos, la Gefini-
cion mas clara Gel estado psiquico Y
moral de una nacion Y de III organis
no politico.
, Primitivamente. los hombreS vivian
a MERGED del capricho Y Ia violencia,
en- una atm6sfera de e~ScIavitud V cri-
men. FL mas fuerte, que cast siem-
pre- era el mas feroz. Sc imponia al
grupo. 4 Ia tribu. Y Ia conducia a las
e~xpoliaciones, venganzas, ccnquistas
pasajeras. depredatorios combates. y
cuantas empresas p~eligrosas e inicuas
concebian mentalidades tan POGO de-
sarrolladas. De suerte que el indi-
viduo. completamente en- embrion, de-
saparecia para constituirse en- algo
asi como celdilla del ORGANISING, Q
ur ser que solo sumado a los otros.
para formar como un polipero, tenia
ccasistencia V valor. En- samejante
estado social. los respetos a Ia vida
eran nulos. Y Sc percia esta por no.
tivos baladies, en- cualquier instante.
el menos esperado.
BESIDE aquel abismo de miseria mo-
raj. hasta las cimas eXcelsas donde
irradian Ia razon Y el sentimiento
cristiano. queda 81 largo canine an
dado por Ia humanidad, sembrando dc
~cruentos SACRIFICES 2 !nenarrables an
guStias.
Hoy es irexcusab,e TO marciGar por
las hermosas Y llanas sendas de Ia
civilization. bajo el amparo de las
leves protectoras de cuanto tienda a
6ar vigor ' saiud al individuo y a
Ia esDecie; hoy los gcbiernos, cuyo
fin fundamental es dirigir Y approve
char las energias f~isicas, nentales
V morales de los pueblos, para 81 bic
/ nestar Y feliciGad. tienen el sagrado
/ deber de economizar dolores, dc su-
primir eNcesos. de suavizar el eyer
cicio de Ia autoridad con la benevo-
lencia. con Ell amor a los goberna-
| dos. con Ia mas noble y amplia to-
lerancia encaIninada a. blcn.
Sc podria decir, como sintesl, que
Ia verdadera significacion social hui
mana de la palabra civilization Cene
sus races en- eI segundo de estoS eX-
trem3s. que son como los polos del
progreso en- toda 81 amplitud: Esta,
do e individuo, apuestcs Y antagonI-
cos entire 81: eS decir. en- Ell puntc de
( partida, Ia absorcion completa de- IT
! diyiduo po- Ia colectividad, en- forma
de poder opTesor; Y EN- e. opueSto, la
uersonaIidad humane eXaltada ' vic
/ t~criosa. coronado de attributes Y due
NJ de sus destinos, dentro de un am
biente de libertad. de j~usticIa Y de
homer que es 10 cue constitute e. al
ma de Ia verdadera civilization.
DE toda la organization antigua,
-ensena Seignobos,-no subsisten 81
no Ia familia ' Ia propiedad. E! res
to ha sido transformado. La Socie-
dad moderna no reconoce mas Ell de-
recho de IN hombre sobre otro hon.
| bre. del amo sobrc el e~sclavo, del pa
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School will begin Monday with
Miss Nina Christian and Miss Edna
Jones as teachers.
Arthur Myers of Little Rock was
the guest Of his brothers, L c. and
G. G. Myers Sunday.
Mrs. J. L. Mann spent Monday
with her daughter. Mrs. HarEe Boyd
OF Mill Creek.
DR.. and Mrs. H c. Lewis and chill
dren were the gestus of Mrs, N. B.
Cunningham Of Little Rock Sunday.
Peter Deppe and family have re-
turned from Oklahoma
L. L. McCuiston and family Of
Woodwork, La, are visiting Mr.. NC
Houston's sister, Mrs. o. E. Hamp-
ton and family
The Misses Belle and Pearl Jones
and Cora and Mildred Beadle were
guests at the birthday party given
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Quite few people from this part
attended church at Pleasant Valley
Sunday, also went TO the baptizing
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Moore of Pleasant VAL
ley lis visiting her daughter, Mrs
Alice Cross at this place.
Mrs. Lila Hammons win visit the
Hammons Brothers in North Little
Rock this week
]. L. Bearden has gone to Little
Rock to get work.
Rev. r. M. Cole has rented his
place to Ulsie Heron for another
year. and they are going to Little
Rock.
Mr. Clark visited his sister, Mrs
Sneed last week.
Mrs. Moore will visit her son r. ].
Moore of East Little Rock this week.
George Belyeu and Misses Goldia
and Maybel Kerr were out at Sun
day School Sunday evening in the
car-Polly Ann.
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little Miss Carrie Lee Engstrom at
the home Of Mrs. c. w Jones 81
nes Mablevale.
Maurice Bass has been the guest
Of his aunt Mrs. n Mcclure the
past week.
/ c. Myers is painting The interior
OF both Geyer Springs schools.
Mr.. Griffith and family have NOV
ed to Mill Creek.
A jolly crowd enjoyed the lawn
party at Mrs. Win Mann's Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Beadle have
moved here from Ironton.
Eugene Mulane has gone to Tex
arkana to visit relatives.
Sidney Hull is home from the navy.
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ALL OVER THE COUNTY

Bryan as primary teacher
Miss Louise cochrane visited her
sister, Mrs. ] A. crandall At Brva ant
last week.
Paul Toombs has returned from
crossett, whore ne has been visiting
friends the past week.
W., llss Ihelma MCGUIRE of Pine
o'ulf has been visiting Miss jamie
Mcdonald this week.
Mrs. Leon Smith of Little Rock
spent Sunday here with her mother.
Mrs E. J. Toombs.
Misses Burma and ARA Turne-
Of Zion Hill visited Mrs. R. c. Lee
wellen last week.
Mrs. Mollie Colquit Of Wichita
Fails, Texas, is visiting Miss Laura
Davis this week.
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Stony Dnpree. Sam Murtishaw ani
Ralph Graham left Monday for Con.
way, where they will attend school
at Hendrix
Miss Gretel Henry is visiting Miss
Gladys Reeser.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Adkins were
visitors here Sunday
Mr.. A. F. Henry has bought new
car
Mr. e A. and Mart Henry were
visitors last week.
Sterling Hendricks, who was over
seas with the Fifth Divisionb was a
visitor here Sunday.
Elvin Crone and Doyle Beeson arc
working in the Texas oil fields.
Geo Blodgett was in Hot Springs
the last of the week
School opens here next Monday the
To- An efficient corps of teachers
have been selected Mr., Wilson of
Alabama will be the principal A
large attendance is expected.
Mrs. Sweitzer is going 10 make rer
home. in Cincinnati Mrs Graham is
moving in her house and expects 10
keep all the teachers.
sanitary drinking fountain should
be installed at the school house.
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Health is exceedingly good here.
and eevry one is enjoying the nice
weather.
The revival meeting closed at Iron.
ton Sunday with only three additions
Another series of meetings will be
held Thursday, Friday. Saturday and
Sunday, September IS to q. by Bro
Mckinney.
Quite few have been attending
Land Mark this week.
School opened September 2. Teach
ers are Mr. Logan and Miss Opal
Perry. The number enrolled is sew
enty.
Privates Elmer Hewlett and Geo.
Griffin received honorable discharges
at Camp Pike last week. They we're
in France and Germany fourteen
months with the Third Division.
They were stationed on the Rhine
with the Army of Occupation several
months.
Both boys saw active service but
neither one received a wound.
Mr.. Shackelford has purchased
Mr.. MeClintock's place,
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Miss Ruby Frazier of Little Rock
spent the weekend with lola Tur.
FER.
Misses Burma and ARA G. Turner
spent Friday and Saturday in Mable-
vale
Zion Hill Baptist church has called
Brother Brumbelow of Bauxite, as
pastor. There will be preaching first
and third Sundays.
Miss Clemmil was Nthe guest of
Miss Alma Turley of Plainview last
week
Miss Lexie and Lacie Wilson were
visitors at the home of Miss Rosa
Lawrence Sunnay
Geo. Norton is rebuilding his home
Mickey.
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DR.. Pardue and family are going
to move to Landmark on the Arch
street pike.
Mr.. Ramsey, one of our oldest and
most respected citizens, died early
Monday morning. The funeral was
held Tuesday.
Miss Zelma Pardeu will go to FIT.
Smith this week to attend school
there.
An enjoyable time was had by
everyone who attended the ice cream
supper at Mrs. Caulks Friday eve
ming.
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panied by their friends, Messrs. John
and Cullen Lawhon. His daughter,
neatrice, viii remain in Little Rock
fer a while, as she win work for
Central Office.
Crops are needing rain again.
Guess the Pea Ridge Pod man should
visit US again. as the rains most
generally follow him
Elder J. A. Lawhcn spent a part of
last week in Hot Springs with rela-
tives.
Mr. clark's family of Cooper,
Texas, who are there for Mrs. Clark's
health. are glad to say she is doing
nicely
Tom Lawhon and family have NOV
cd to Farrel's Camp.
Andrew Lowry and family have
moved to H. B. Mics farm.
Dr. Pardue visited Jacksonville last
Wednesday night and returned homo
Thursday commpanied by his daugh-
ter, Miss zelphia Pardue, who re-
turned 10 her home Thursday night.
night.
Messrs. Cullen and Dewey Lawhon
made a business trip to Pine Bluff
last Saturday.
Mrs. John Lawhon and children
spent Thursday night at the J. A.
Lawhon home.
Elder j. A. Lawhon will start a
meeting at Jacksonville at the Arbor
Saturday, September 49,
Messrs. Edison and Arlie Atwood,
Misses Sadie, Myrtle and Pansy
Smith and la Atwood of Ivy Chapel
and Pearl Lowry were guests at the
J A. I.awhon home last Sunday.
Miss Ealy Red of Guilford spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs.
Ora Hale.
John Searbrough and family and
Miss Nellie Miller of Little Rock and
Miss Fay Rixey were guests at the
Bob Busick home last Sunday.
Mrs. Crooks and children of Bel
fast are visiting relatives here this
week
Our meeting began last Sunday.
Brother Richards will assist in the
meeting.
II. K. Mashbun and family visited
relatives of Hensley Route 1 last
week.
1zure Lowry and family of Little
Rock visited relatives here Sunday.
A shadow of gloom was cast over
the hoome of F, L. Lowry August 90
when the Death Angel came and
claimed him. He was II years
Of age, a kind husband and a loving
father. He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Parilee Lowry, and five chill
dren, I. A. Lowry of Little Rock; J
S. Lowry of Hensley, Elijah Lowry
of r. f. d. No. 4. and two daughters
Mrs. T. H. Rauch and Mrs. Ella
Bunch of r. F. d. No. and two
brothers, Sam and William Loowry
of r. R. No. 4, and many relatives
and friends. He was member Of
Landmark Church, and will be miss
cd by both his church and commun
i ity.
Out in the graveyard lies a new
made wound,
And dear Uncle Frank is sleeping il
that cold and silent ground
Thou art gone, our precious father;
Never more can he return,
He will sleep a peaceful slumber,
Till the resurrection morn
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can he filled
Daddy's Baby.
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Misses Marie and Louise Hing,
who for the past few weeks have
been visiting rschrdl anu annndfiB
Pine Bluff, returned home Saturday
night. Miss Marie intends to return
to Pine Bluff the middle of the week
to enter school there for this year
Miss Hazel Fullbright of Jackson
vile has returned home after spend
ing a few days with her aunt Mrs.
T. Hoekstra.
Mr. and Mrs. w B. Cunningham
and son, w. b., are visiting Mr.. Cum
bingham IS parents at Benton
Dan Thomas is building a potato
house to take care of his crop.
Z Mrs. John Ballots spent several
days last week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Dan Thomas
Allen Hing has purchased Ford
car.
Mrs A. Wright and children called
at her mothers, Mrs. Lige Thomas,
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. T. Hoekstra and childrenB Jew
ell M. and Wietsche. were visiting
at Mrs. Lige Thomas last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Brown and
Mrs Mute Tarpley called on Mr.. and
Mrs Dan Thomas last Wednesday.
T. Hoekstra has repapered his cot
tage, occupied by j. S. Fancher and
has remodeled and repainted the in
terror of his residence and will now
repaint the outside of both houses.
Mr.. A. w. Brown has purchased
some more cows to adde to bis dairy
herd.
A large crowd attended Christian
IGndeavor and church last Sunday
night. Mrs. J. J. Thomas was the
leader. Horace Casey is the appoint
ed leader for next Sunday night.
Brother E. j. A. Mckinney of Little
Rock preached in the absence of the
pastor, Bro. Blaylock.
Misses Ida and Selma Hoekstra
spent Sunday afternoon with Miss
Ruth Lawley.
Misses Carrie Lawley, Helen Fan
chare. and Lucy Dulin spent Sunday
with Miss Effie McCracken.
DIR. and Mrs G. K Mason have
returned home from Hot Springs,
where they have been the past few
weeks for Dr. Mason's health
Mr.. ]. S. Fancher has been trans
ferred to Deaf Mute Institute as
steward by the Board of Control.
Our neighborhood was saddened
last week by the death of Mary
Jane, the infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Dorville Hunter of Toppinish,
Washington. Mrs. Hunter was for
merly Miss May Malaby of this
place We extend our sympathy to
the bereaved family.
Thomas Dixon spent Sunday with
Hollis Wright.
The United Workers Glass of the
Presbyterian Church, will give a
party at the home of T. Hoekstra
Wednesday night, September 10.
Mr.. and Mrs Dibbrill zuber and
children of Little Rock spent Sun
cav with Mrs Zuber's brother and
family, Mr.. Neal McCracken.
Mr.. Boone is reported sick at this
writing.
Several young people attended the
colored baptizing.
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WARNING. tlLsIDHsYs.

state of Arkansas, County
Of pulaslxi--as.
I'M the PulaslVi Chancery Court
Jerry M. Lewis, Plaintiff,
vs.. No, 1920
Dovie Lewis, Defendant
The defendant. Dovie Lewis, is warn
ed to appear in this court within thfstv
days and answer the complaint Of tine
plaintiff Jerry NJ Lewis
August %, 1919.
w. s. BOONE. clerk.
+. NJ. OLIVIER, D.. G.
Price Shofncr. Solicitor for Plaintiff.
u. q. Shoffner. Attorney ad I,ltena.
22-29-5-t2
The Pulaskian., 1919-09-12
Legal Notices
WARNING ORDER.

WARMING OIkDIfW
State of Arkansas, County
Of Pnlaski--ss.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
tslennie Miles Thomas. Plaintiff.
vs.. No. 24610.
Melvin w Thomas, Defendant
The defendant. Melvin w. fhomas Ia
warned to appear IN this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff. Glennie Miles Thomas
August 49, 1919.
w S. BOONE. ssforh.
t. NJ OLIVER, d. c.
Price ShDfnei Solicitor for Plamtsn
Il. G Shoffner, Attorney ad Isisem
2a-2q-5-1o
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Pleasant Hill School opened last
Monday with Mr. Moss of Little
Rock as principal and Miss Fannie
Harper of this place assistant
teacher
Quite few of our people attended
church at Landmark Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. L. d. Keck and
daughters, Alpha, Gladys and Myrtle,
have returned from visit with rela-
tives i'll Paris.
Mr. and Mrs s. H. Williams were
callers at the home of L. D. Keck
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Maud Brooks was Sunday
night guest of Alpha Keck
Miss Lou Epps of Little Rock and
Andrew Epps of Russellville are
spending a few days with their broth
er, NJ. L. Epps.
Most of the marketing is over nov
and it will soon be sweet potato dig
ging.
Ernest Schleisure is regular Sun
day afternoon visitor at the home of
Mr.. Cushion.
Miss yirene Harper is learning
very fast in music.
Little Louise and Elsie Epps were
guests of Myrtle Keek Monday night