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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22
DAUGHERTY HILL.

Mrs. T. M. Brewer left for Little Rock Saturday, where she will visit relatives and friends.
 Frank White was called from Little Rock Friday on account of the death of his sister, Mrs. Margaret Campbell, who died Thursday night with pneu- monia. She has host of friends and relatives to mourn her death.
 Earl and Lester Brewer were guests of their aunt, MT. and Mrs. H. W. Hoover of Conway Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. Brazier and sister, Miss Myrtle Johnson, made a business trip to Little Rock one day last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Graham visi- ted relatives at Saltillo Sunday.
 March 16
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22
NEW HOME.

Il. Gentry gave a musical in hon. or of his son, Amos, Saturday night Almos has been attending business college in Missouri.
 Mrs. Ola Bearden has been visiting her brother, W. s. Andrews, who has pneumonia.
 Mrs. Bell Rogers and two sons, Will liam and Alphia, went to Conway Monday.
 The young folks enjoyed the society at the school house Friday night.
 Several from here will take the teachers examination at Conway this week.
 March r.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22
POWER SYSTEM AGENCY.

The Simpson Douglass Machinery Company have installed in their ware Aouse on East Oak street complete lighting and power system manufac- tured by the Fairbanks Morse Engine Company. C. E. Douglass, manager, has attached several lights to the ma chine, as a practical demonstration. He also has a washing machine, gist mill and feed chopper connected with the engine, demonstrating that the machine can be used as power plant as well as lighting system.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22
ELAINE RIOT CASES
 IN SUPREME COURT
(By IInited Pressl

Little Rock, March 22.-The Elaine riot cases, in which 16 negroes have been sentenced, in the lower courts, to electrocution, were submitted to the supreme court today by George W. Murphy, attorney for the negroes, and R. C. Knox, assistant attorney gen eral, representing the state.
 The defendants made plea to the court that the jury verdicts were de- fective in six cases, and should be set aside by the supreme court. Six ne groes were sentenced by the verdicts to death in the electric chair.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22

NOTICE or PETITION FOR CONFIRM. IIoN OF TITLE AND WARNING ORDER R E Holloway Plaintiff.
 Northwest Quarse. ,c tte Northeast Qaaire- of Section Thirty-Oue tslJ. tHo Soutb-FaIr 'i ta" @H3trsve-s Quarter rf eecti..l f.-.-
 's1., except eight sui oao-haIf Ds..l acres
 .H f0H -'"t.saet corner of tho S.H'l.a#t 0nr..r nr tH, Nart'v..t t..r- '-r le-ra. erH iee uriue au tho Sou. Invest
 ei t1e Soa.hw-., Quarter Of the
 nef.."ast NH#rer cc Section Thirty tout. ana 'Hnutnr %rrta 1a yarf-: thence East
 -h"Her ~oatH 50 yards; thence
 "A.t s+ Htr' ta tae place of he. .inulpr. etHtt'Htrm ln vN One Hundred and Twelve
 GizI aceas. more nr le=s. and inc Tn-
 .'"yh Hri"- Hi Ia" ef W. 0. Rrauuou and Inc tnsheNn Heirs at law of Monroe Cole
 mar. Iefaup.nts
 No4ce i- hereby puen tuat there aas been lied in my office as Clerk of the Faulkner ChaHceN Court a petition foe the con6rma- ton of the title to the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section Thiny-One l5Il the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section Thirty 3oD, the Southeast quarter oi the Northwest Quarter of Section Thirty t5o), except eight and one-half (sIaD acres in square in the Northeast corner thereof. and oue-half Gs) acre described as fol ows to-wit: Beginning at the Southwest corner of the Southwest Quarter of the North Is ming North 70 yards; thence running East 50 yards; thence running South 70 yards :; thence running West 30 yards to the point of begining all in Townshrip Seven co North of the Base Line, in Range Thirteen Q3) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, con taining in all One Hundred and Twelve (l12) acres more or less, in Faulkner County, Ar kansas, and the quietinp of the title to the same in K. F.. Holloway. petitioner therein. The unknown heirs of w. o. Brannon and hp nnk kfapu b..fpa Of (ala any and all persons claiming said lands or , any interest therein hereby warned to appear in the Faulkner Chancery Court on the 2lst day of April 1920, and show cause why said title to the lands should not be con frmod in said R. F. Holloway. and the deeds alleged to have been lost destroyed estab- hshed and restored
 Witness my hand as Clerk of the Faulkner Chanccry Court and the seal thereon on this 18th day of March, 1920
 iccan W. F. WHIDDON Chanccry Clerk. 221fs Hy J E WaTorl D. C.
 George r Hartje Solicitor for Petitioner.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22
FAIL TO IDENTIFY
 CHEF AS POISONER
(By United Press)

Chicago, March 22.-Former asso- ciates of John Crones, the chef who poisoned the food prepared for ban quet here four years ago, at which over 200 people were poisoned were unable today to identify Eugene Hell Ter as the chef. Police working on the mystery found vials of poison in Hel- Ier's room, and he was taken before former acquaintances for identifca- ton.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22
DEW DROP.

Health is fine in this community since the flu has died out.
 Bob Price of Perryville visited at Riall Chrouch's last week.
 W. H. Sevier and wife of Round Mountain spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs Riall Chrouch.
 Miss Cora Odle of North Little Rock is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jos lin, this week.
 The box supper Saturday night was a success, the proceeds being $5240. We enjoyed some very fine music fur nished by the Bryant boys.
 March r..
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22
BLOODHOUNDS AT S25O.

A shipment of dogs valued at $500 not the butcher variety but real, live dogs-was handled Friday after noon by the local express office when Ed Moore shipped two bloodhounds to J. R. Norman of Danville. Mr. Moore sold the animals to MT. Nor man recently and they were shipped by cypress valued at $500.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22
Temperature.
E. E. Cordrey, Cooper. tive Observer.

For Sale or Trade-Oakland Six, new car, extra tire, spotlight, fire extinguisher, bumper and Macbeth lens. Will sell for cash or will take used car or real estate in trade. w. M. Harton.-3-16eod3t
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22

Irregular bowel movements should De corrected, as they lead to chronic constipation Take dose of Prickly Ash Bitters at bedtime and you will get its beneficial effects after break last next morning. It empties the stomach and bowels and makes a man feel fit for the days work. Price Sl'23 per bottle. Florence Drug Co.,. Special Agents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22

Berrey's since his son moved to the Adams farm.
 Lille Simpson visited her aunt, Mrs. Waddle of Conway last week.
 Tom Allinder of Clarksville was a business at Mayflower Monday.
 March 16.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT.

Observations are taken at p. m. Temperatures are therefore lowest and highest from p. m. to p. m Rainfall is for date given, from mid night to midnight.
 Forecast for week ending March 21:
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22
Foley's Honey and Tar
COMPOUND

LOOSENS THE PHLEGM AND MUCUS. clears the passages, coats in- famed and irritated membranes with healing and soothing demulcent, eases hoarsenesS, stops tickling in the throat and makes refreshing, restful sleep possible.
 There IS nn better remedy Jor Coughs and Colds than Foley's Honey and Tor.
 GREESON DRUG co.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22
Safe Remedy for
 Children's Colds

If you want pure, whole some and absolutely safe remedy for the relief of coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough, get Foley's Honey and Tar. It contains no opiate or habit forming drugs.
 Always Recommends It
 Charles Baker, Brownsville, Tex. writes: For many years past have used Foley's Honey and Tar Compound in my family and have tound it superior to any other cough medi. cine. It is especially efficient in cases of bad coldsofmy children. haveaways recommend. ed Ii to my friends safe remedy for the chil. dren..as il contains no opiate."
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22

NOTICE or PETITION FOR CONFIRMA-
 I4oN OF TITLE AND WARNING ORDER.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-05-05
HOUSE MEMBERS
SEND PROTEST TO
BRITISH PREMIER
Message Against Imprisonment
Without Trial of Irish Lead
ers Cabled Lloyd George.

Washington, May A cable
gram signed by SO members of the
house protesting against imprison-
ment without arraignment or trial of
persons arrested in Ireland for po-
litical offenses was sent Tuesday to
Premier Lloyd George and the Brit
ish parliament.
The message said:
With the profound conviction
that further wars and acts of war
should be avoided, and believing that
wholesale arrests without arraign-
ment or trial disturb the peace and
tranquility of a people, are destruc-
tive of human rights and are at
variance with that principle of lib
erty which is embodied in the United
States constitution, in the provision
that no person shall be deprived Of
life, liberty or property without due
process of law. the undersigned
members of congress of the United
States of America protest against
further Imprisonment without ar
raignment or trial of persons resi-
dent in.Ireland, arrested for acts OF
political nature, and we ask in the
spirit of American freedom and love
of justice, out of our friendliness 10
the peoples of England and Ireland.
and in the name of international
peace, that hereafter if arrests based
Upon acts of a political nature be
made in Ireland by any form of att
tl,ority the right of trial shall with
out reasonable delay be accorded to
the accused"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-05-05
Library Bond Issue
Fails Though Majority
Favor improvement

The $250,000 library bond issue
was defeated at the primary election.
April 20, despite the majority OF
3,84l votes. Three-fifths majority of
all the ballots out was required to
carry the issue. y.
Corporation Counsel Lambert said
yesterday that unless an error in the
official count is discovered, the is
sue will have to be voted on again.
The official count shows that the
bonds failed by ,3,04l votes. The
total number of ballots given out on
the issue to voters who were quail
fired to vote on the bonds was 81
276. The three-fifths majority OF
this amount is 1880, whereas the
total number of those who voted
eyes" was 1924 or 3,04l short of
the number needed to carry.
The bonds were to have been used
to build an addition to the main
library and to provide for outlying
branches in the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-05-05
WOOD DLEADING IN
EARLY RETURNS IN
INDIANA PRIMARY
ia Precincts Give General
3.152 to johnson 2.45l-
light Vote in California.

'N annapolis, May 4.-One hun
dred and fourteen precincts out of
3,3S7 i'll Indiana for republican pres
idential preference give Wood 3,152;
Johnson, 2,45l; Lowdcn, l,2l4; Har-
ding, $50.
= No democratic candidates for pres
ident were, entered in Indiana.
Johnson or Wood Issue.
San Francisco, May 4.-California
voters cast their ballots today. in a
presidential primary election. The
principal interest was whether the
delegation the republicans will send
to the national convention would be
pledged to Senator Hiram w. John
son or to Herbert c. Hoover.
The democrats and prohibitionists
voted on delegations to their con-
ventions. The democratic list is un-
pledged and the prohibition del.:-
gates are pledged to Henry Clay
Needham OF Los Angeles
Weather was fair throughout the
state and most of the cities reported
a light vote, mostly women, up to
noon. The men voted late in the
day, according to reports. Regard
less of party affiliation, voters were
permitted to demand any party bal
lot they desired. The polls closed
at 7 o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-05-05
ALLEGATION Of Ships
Taken From Germany
Announced in London

London. May 4.-Six former Ger
man warships. the Baden, Helgo-
land. Posen, Rheinland Westfalen
and Nuremburg, and l24 submariens
have been allocated to Great Britain,
according to announcement in the
house of commons today. The
United States will get the Ostfreis-
land and Frankfort.
According to the announcement
France has been awarded the Phur
ingen and Eaden and So submarines;
Japan will get the Oldenburg, Mas
sau and Augsburg, and Italy will re-
cecieve seven submarines.
The ships scuttled at Scapa Flow
says the announcement are to go to
Great Britain.
ALLEGATION of the remaining twelve
light cruisers, 50 destroyers and 50
torpedo boats, the commoners were
informed, depends on the selection
made by France and Italy from the
ships to be surrendered ander the
Austrian treaty.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-05-05
LODGES NAMED
HEAD
OF CONVENTION
Massachusetts, Senator Will
Deliver Keynote Address at
Republican Meeting-No
Contest Anticipated.

Washington, May 4.-Senator
Lodge of Massachusetts, is to be
temporary chairman of. the republic
an national convention at Chicago
and will deliver the keynote speech,
according to republican leaders in
congress who have conferred re-
Gently with. Chairman Hays of the
republican national committee.
Republicans in congress are said
to have been virtually unanimous in
urging the selection of Senator
Lodge by the committee on ar
rangements which will meet at Chi
.cago May 10. No contest over the
chairmanship is anticipated al
though some friends of Senator Hi
ram Johnson have been urging sub
stitution Of Senator Borah of Idaho,
and, reports have reached here that
former Senator Beveridge of Indi-
ana also aspired to the chairman
ship. -
Republican platform pronounce
ments will be considered here May
%, by the general platform commit
tee appointed by Chairman. Hays.
Many questionnaires OH paramount
issues have been turned in by the
platform committee and others. At
the conference here it is expected
to outline some of the general prih-
c;ples. at least, to be recommended
to the Chicago committee OH resolu-
tions.
Although May % also has been
set aside for meeting of the repub-
1ican national committee at Chicago
to take up the contests of delegates
from number of states, Chairman
Hays was urged while here this
week to postpone the meeting.
Prominent republicans said they felt
confident the meeting would be put
over until about June !. In urging
postponelnent, the republican lead
ers told Mr.. Hays that several SEM
ators. on the national committee and
others who desire to attend. prob
ably would be held here during the
week of May % BY the peace resolu-
ton and important legislation.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-05-05
17-Year-0ld Boy Kills
His Father as He Finds
Him Beating His Mother
Chicago Tribune Omaha Bee Leased Wire.

chicago Tribune-Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
Chicago, May ALL his life Guy
Mafsico had been beaten and kicked
around by Antonio, his father, who
hated him. He had endured the
abuse, although he was II, but when
the father whipped Guys mother
shamefully and threatened to end
her life with razor, all the years
cf resentment rose up in him ana
he shot and killed his father.
Police and court officials and all
the neighbors syrnpathize with the
boy and the coroner's jury will prob
ably set him free.
The mother said:
MY husband had been mean to
me from the day of our marriage,
and he was constantly growing
worse. He would beat me and the
children every day for no cause
whatever. Recently he shot at me
and the bullet struck Charlotte. our
little girl. He hated Guy and quar-
relied with him constantly. Guy had
bought suit of clothes with his
own earnings and my husband gave
him beating for that. Me then
turned upon me when I protested
and threatened to kill me with a
razor. / had a revolver hidden
Under a couch and Guy seized it and
shot his father" :
Marsico, formerly a watchman,
shot and killed a boy year ago
whom he saw proving around
some box cars. The burden of sup
porting the family fell upon Guy,
aged IL and Lillian, aged l8. There
are five children.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-05-05
Farmers Urge Loan
To Assist Railroads in
Buying Rolling Stock

Washington, May 4.-An addi-
tional appropriation of $3OO0OO,OO0
TO aid the railroads in purchasing
rolling stock to relieve the present
freight car shortage was urged to-
day by farmers and millers of Min
nesota and other northwestern
states, who appeared before the sem
ate interstate commerce committee.
So much grain is tied up on the
farms and in elevators that credit
OF owners is acutely impaired, they
said.
Chairman Cummins told the dele
CATION that the $300,000,000 appro-
priated recently by congress to
cover DEFICIENCIES in government op-
Grafton of railroadS would be avail
able for freight car purchases under
plans of the interstate commerce
commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-05-05
RETIRED BANKER
BEATEN T0DEATH
IN LOS ANGELES
Body Of Former Shelton, Neb.,
Financier Found Bearing
2 Conclusive Evidence of !.
Murder.

The body of H. J. Robbins,
wealthy retired banker of Shelton,
/ Neb,, was found near his home in an
exclusive residential section of Los
Angeles yesterday morning, bearing
what police of that city said was
conclusive evidence of murder.
According to dispatches, Mr.. Rob-
bins was beaten to DEATH, A rope
was tied around his neck, and the
Los Angeles police said that the
body.had been dragged 80 feet from
spot where there was evidence of
a struggle.
A considerable sum of money, his
watch and other valuables ~were
found on the body. No motive for
the crime has been found. Mr.. Rob-
bins had been missing all night.
~, No Enemies Known.
Residents of Shelton, when noti-
fed of Mr.. Robbins death, were un-
able to suggest any motive for a
possible assault OIL him.
He had been p resident of that sec
ton virtually all of his life and for
rner associates declared yesterday
that everyone held him in the high
est esteem.
Mr.. Robbins retired from active
business in Shelton Just year ago.
For seven years he had been presi-
dent of the Meisner bank there and
for so years had been connected
with the institution.
Estate Worth $5oo,0oo.
In addition to his interest in the
bank, he owned large amount of
farm property, near Shelton and a
real estate and farm loan establish
ment in the, town. ..-.
1t was estimated at the bank
yesterday that his estate is worth
$500,000.-
Mr.. Robbins was 68 years of age.
AS soon as he retired he and ilis wife
moved to Los Angeles, where their
three children lived. Mrs. Robbins
and the children are the survivors.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-05-05
President Of Brazil
Urges Sale Of Vessels
Taken From Germany

Rio Taneiro, May 4.-Sale of for
mer German ships which were
seized by Brazil during the war
was urged by President Pessoa, in
his message to congress today.
Twenty eight of these steamers
were borrowed by France, and the
president said Fsance was non
committal when asked by Brazil il
it desired to purchase the ships on
the same terms offered by North
American firms, He said France re-
quested renewal of the loan agree
ment between the two countries and
suggested that the ship, question be
settled by the reparations commis-
sion.
Brazil replied, the president said.
that the ownership of the steamers
was settled by the Versailles treaty
and refused to renew its loan to
France. At the same time it asked
that country to return the ships to
Brazilian harbors. No response has
as yet been received from Paris.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-05-05
Daniels Says More
Ships Will Be Sent to
Mexico If Necessary

Washington, May 4.-Secretary
Daniels said today that additional
warships would be sent to the east
coast of Mexico "if they are needed" :"
Requests from the American con-
suls at Vera Cruz and Tampico that
men-o-war be sent there for the
protection of American citizens were
received Sunday at the State depart
ment. and it was announced ysster-
day that the Navy department had
been requested to send destreyers.
Secretary Daniels would not say
today that this request had been re-
ceived.
At the State department i'll was
said that inquiries would be made of
the Navy department.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-05-05
Nonpartisan League and Or
Z ganized Labor Convention
Names Candidate for Third
Party in Nebraska.
+. T.. B0LLEN NOMINATED
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
Vote to Limit Nominations to
Two Offices After Intense
Debate-0pposition to Third
Candidate Develops.
by . Staff Correspondent.

Grand Island, May 4.-(Special.)
"A. G. Wray, mayor of York. wa
vs'ominated fof state governor at th
mass convention of the Nonpartisar
league, and organized labor repre-.
ssntatives here this afternoon.
Following the nomination o
Wray, the onvention was confronted
with motion Ito limit further nomi
nations to the single additional of
flee of attorney general. There wa!
a distinct collision of the house ant
an intense debate, but the motion
carried by vote of 81 to n.
The convention then nominated
r. L. Bollen of Knox county by &C
clamation as its candidate for at
torney general.
Opposition to Plan.
A conference this morning be.
tween representatives of the Non
partisan league and the State Fed
Grafton of Labor developed the fact
that at least a part Of the labor rep
resentatives are opposed to the nom.
ination of third candidate on the
grounds that it would strengthen
Governor McKelvie's chances of be-
ing elected.
H. c. Peat. president of the Lin
coin Central Labor union, led in this
opposition, asserting that it would
be possible for Morehead to defeat
Mckelvie il 4 third candidate was
not named.
Jesse r. Johnson, Nonpartisar
league manager, declared that al
opposition to a third candidate will
be crushed at the convention this
afternoon.
Labor Gets Candidate.
In the morning conference were
r. P. Reynolds Of Omaha and F. M.
Coffey Of Lincoln, president and
secretary, respectively, Of the State
Federation of Labor.
President Reynolds of the State
Federation of Labor stressed his
statement that the convention is Z
mass" meeting OF delegates. anc
although called by the Nonpartisar
league, should not be considered as
a league convention. Secretary
Coffey7 of the State Federation O
Labor approved Of Mr.. Raynold':
expressions of the situation.
Central labor unions OF Omaha
Lincoln, Grand Island, Fremont ant
Fairbury were represented at thf
conference. c. A. Sorenson ant
lesse R. Johnson represented tht
Nonpartisan league. Ellen Dahl
stem of Newman !C---,e is the only
woman attendant. She represents
he Womau's Nonpartisan league.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-05-05
Probe Of Sugar Increase
By Utah Company Ordered

Salt Lake City, May A tele-
gram was received here. late Tues
day by United States District Attor-
ney Isaac B. Evans from Attorney
General Palmer, at Washington, di.
recting him to conduct All immediate
investigation to ascertain if the in
crease in wholesale prices of bee:
sugar declared Saturday by the
Utah Idaho Sugar Co., with head
quarters in Salt. Lake, was warrant
ed. On, Saturday the company an
nounced increases from Is to 1884
cents per pound.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-05-05
Report Active Volcano

New York, May 4.-Indications
that volcanic eruption was taking
place on the Island of Old Provi-
dence, in the Caribbean sea, we're
reported here today by the United
Fruit company steamer Calamares.
A wireless message from the ship
said that volumes of white smoke
were observed ascending from one
Of its tallest peaks late yesterday
afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-05-05
Johnson Is Called Il
Small American by
Methodist Delegate

Des Moines, Ia, May Especial
Telcgram.)--ln urging adoption of
resolution instructing officials of
the Methodist general conference in
session here today. todeclare for a
league of nations, DR.. Frank Larkin.
delegate from California, undertook
to knock Hiram Johnson out of a
big slot of votes in California pri-
mary to be held Tuesday. He said
Johnson was small American"
and if the conference would come
out iii declaration for the league of
nations, it would have its effect on
Tuesdays primaries in his home
state.
The resolution was referred to the
committee on state of the church. \