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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-06-03
GUY

Farmers made good use of the past weeks dry weather.
 The third Saturday in July has been set apart for cleaning and setting in order the Copperas Springs cemetery near Guy. All are requested to bring a basket filled with eats and plenty of tools to work with.
 Singing at Chinquapin was fine and well attended Sunday.
 The ball game between Guy and Republican was splendid. A large crowd was present. The score was 3 to in favor of Guy.
 Bro. F. c. Thomas of Quitman preached at the Church of Christ Sun- day.
 Mir. and Mrs. Burkett of near Con- way were here Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Keller of Springfield visited the latter's par ents, Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Montgomery, Sunday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-06-03
PROVIDENCE.

Newt Hedgpeth, real estate agent If Phoenix, Ariz., who chummed with Frank Raney, Tom Adams and others here more than 36 years ago, has been visiting in our community. He went to Washington, D. C., to assist in se- curing permission to dam certain water streams of the west for irriga- tion purposes. After being success full at Washington he decided to visit bis boyhood friends of Faulkner county Ark. He spent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of Frank Fancy. Mir. Raney didn't kill the fat ted calf, but froze several gallons of old Brindle's milk into ice cream. A host of friends came in. The visitors were the families of Tom Adams, John White, Ed Wilhite, Ali Hardin, Will ke Raney and R. s. Mills.
 Miss Posey and Mir. Williams will De at Providence Tuesday, June 8, to have the regular meeting. Demon Strations will be given in the after noon in sewing and canning and at night a splendid program will be given. The canning members should be present in the afternoon with ma terial to make aprons and caps and also bring vegetables and cans.
 Ar. Williams and Miss Posey are doing their best to assist the people. The people who are really wideawake attend these meetings, but the fel- low who lives on fat meat, grease gravy and bread and buys it on a credit hasn't gumption enough to think that he can be told anything and so doesn't attend He stays at home and nurses his grudge against the idea that somebody is wanting to add some knowledge to his old onion peeled ignorance. Come out and bel inspired to own a home and have al fine milch COW, plenty of hams, bacon,
 ggs, potatoes, strawberries, apples, pfums and peaches and raise your children so that they can have re- nembrance of the old homestead.
 We read with great pleasure the an-  nouncement of Marvin E. Cornell for county judge. Marvin is just the man Faulkner county needs for coun- ty judge. He is big hearted, honest and sensible. He is a hard working md successful farmer. He is no ex-
 ,ert on the handshaking and batting eople on the back, but he is an ex- ert on building roads and bridges. Il
 elieve any man that knows Marvin . I know him will vote for him. He's ID kin to me and has never talked to me about his candidacy, but am for him because I think it will be a new day for Faulkner county when hel steps into the county judges office. | have nothing to say against the ether candidates for the same office, but I think if the people really want . live, energetic, honest, fairminded county judge and one that will getl up and do his best, Cornell is the man. Jure 2
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-06-03
SPRING HILL.

If it doesn't quit so much rain ilg, the farmers will have to quit General Green.
 Bart Rhea of Conway visited his sister, Mrs. Ethel Sims, Sunday.
 Floyd Rhea carried a load of to Little Rock last week.
 Carroll Snow has been working for A. F. McCollum the past week.
 Jim Rhea and wife of Conway visit ed Mrs. Rhea's father, J. B. Tilley Sunday.
 Everybody remember the all day singing here next Sunday. Bring well filled baskets.
 June 2.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-06-03
BLACK FORK.

Our Sunday school was we'll at- tended Sunday
 Mrs. Hattie May is sick at this writing.
 Quite a crowd from this place at- tended singing at Chinquapin Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Stella Johnson is slowly inn proving after several months illness
 Everybody remember the regular singing at this place the third Sun- day in June.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-06-03
QUITMAN.

The past week was one of much vurk, as it did not rain during the vee'
 VI Simmons of Brinkley spent
 It week here the guest of his
 and sister. D. Nodlin and John c. Woolly left kl ? Rock Sunday. They expect
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-06-03
Buy Paint With Your
Eyes Open-

There's much difference in the character of paints in people, You want paint that only looks we'll your property but that will give you the best service at lowest That is the you should buy paint containing the greatest of zinc. Without 1t paint rapidly
 darkens, scales off and decays.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-06-03

TT doesn't take Sherlock to find out
 'ohy Chesterfields satisfy" Fine ttobaccos is one reason. Superior blend ing IS another And the moisture proof, glasslne paper wrapper is third. This expert blend of fine Turkish and Domes- JIG tobaccos will say things to your taste that Will confirm everything you ever heard about satisfy"
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-06-03
JUL, N1N"0
 ifS leapyear''

YOU'VE ALL read. HOW THE great detective. SHERLOCK HOLMES. COULD LOOK at the ash. FROM A cigarette. AND TELL you then. ALL ABOUT the man. BUT THE dear girls. HAVE SHERLOCK stopped, FOR ALL they need. IS JUST one look. AT THE outside. OF THE package. THAT'S ALL. AND IF it is. THE CIGARETTE. THAT "sATIsFlsS." THE GIRLS know. RIGHT OFF. THAT THE man. WHO SMOKES 1t. IS BOUND to be. HANDSOME AND clever. AND GOOD and contented. AND THERE are only.
  THREE MILLION of him. IN THE country. so THEY had all. BETTER LOOK out. AND IF you get. CAUGHT WITH the goods. DON'T SAY. 1 DIDN'T warn you.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04
Here's How to Cut Down
The High Cost Of Living

AUSTIN. Texas. June A. CBy A..
soclalrd Press. Young women stu.
dcnls IN tine homo economics de-.
pailmnni al The University o. Texas
are learning how 10 cut the cosi of
Feeding 4 family. Al lhc beginning
the prime think il 10 gci a meal. but
luvarl ne finish Of The course The
young woman has also ~ turn out
ne finished prolhlct cheap.
The universally expects ~ ynuue
experts 20 cut about half OF The
cost Of a lunch by switching dos.
seris and leaving of hlaculie. Here
IA a sample Of lls before and after
college mcnus
For % cents a plnie for four per-
sons: salmo ncroQncllea. mashed 20.
iRtncs. iced Tea. tomato salad. bis
cults. strawberries and lccc rram.
For "a cenla . plate for four ecr'
sons toward the end ul the coursel :
Dreamed tuna fish on toast. French
fried potatoes apple and celery
salad, hot tea lemon pie.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04

WASHINGTON, June prosner.
liy has hccome ~ general Ia certain
mnonshlne districts 81 Georgia that
he banks arr embarrassed.
neCcully . hank a. DaVsonsnIe.
a mountain county srai lnun nl
alnui 40 population. more Than 20
miles from q rnnroad. advertised Il
would pay ! per cent on denoslle
and % many persons came rushing
duNn there with money that the
bank. finding Il could mol lend u
oul a. rapidly NJ Il vas coming In.
finally had 10 beg Them not 10 bring
In any more money for deposit said
Representative Bell who haa IN bis
district a great many mounialnccr
constituents.
-Bul despite n The federal Off
ccrs, They have never heen able 10
them from making liquor he con.
llnocd. why. one time mol 50 long
ago. one Of The ialIs became 20 filled
they sent other prisoners 70 another
jail. The prisoners told The jaiicrs
they liked their corn broad and dIf|
not want any biscuits 'fhc jailcr. q
big hearted man. told thr cook 10
send them corn bread every day,
which he did. Thc8e fellows took
The corn bread and with q ccffec pot
made corn whisky right ln prison
while serving sentcnces for ylolal
log The law"
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04

NEW YORK june ? Women are
fnrcr nn1a
nyman Harrison. IS. Of ii3 Hl1tk'
I1l sIItaL DlD'Al<a. AAd f1liA N4.
hchI|nk. 70. Of Ib2 Hopkins street.
NcrI 70 De nafr|aHf bureau ~ Ihe
borough BAH ftsltfdny ond obtained
license 10 we'd Whon ne c|nrs
asked Iof lhe lte ~ ~ The bride
|ohn dug dnWh ln hof porkrl and
thought o,I two quarters The
brldeerooInIhbe dld likewise.
"Ihls "a . real niIytily affair.
sm||lngly remarked the clerk - be
v|.ncd Tho couple good luck.
A Icw minutes |niet n couple IN
their cnfly lwcni|os sainlored IA
the window and made application
for ||cnnso. A. Ire young man
handed over hls a. the fluffy on,
Al bic side said: How cheap
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04
More Ice Cream the Man Ate
Warner His Affections Grew

SAN FRANCISCO. June e.-~rhe
more ice cream Walter j. Collins
consumed. The warmer hts nffec.
lions became said Lydia Hahn. an
employe of 4 candy store. who re-.
Gently brought suit for SlOOO0
against Collins. on automobile Tire
salesman.
The suit asks S25lO0o for an al.
legged attack upon the girl IN San
Francisco hotel and $4,000 for
breach n promise.
Miss Hahn claims that Collins
VoOed hcf while she served him Ice
cream s0daa and thai after he had
promised 10 marry her he said 4ll's
a|l off. ! already have q wife and
child"
In dcscrihlng the salesmnns grow.
ne Infalualion. Miss Hahn sahl;
Ne used 10 come into the store
for icr cream sodns. and each time
DC said he liked me heller.
When Collins entered his apart.
meni the day the candy Rlrl filed
her snll. Mrs Collins handed him
divorce popcrs
You're wonderful. Alice said
Collins. MANY lhorks Good.hyc.
W her complaint Nrs Collins
cnerecd that other women had
broken up her home. She expressed
no great surprise that her husband
had been made the defendant IN .
netafh 10 promise suit
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04
Former "DU'' Officer Found
GuiIIy Of MansIaughIHT

CHEYENNE. wyo- June t.-John
Cordlllo, former prohibition officer
convicted ~ manslsuehicr, viii be
scnlenerd lv Judge =. w. Neulz1
rate lnday. Ne was charged with
killing Frank jennings near Lara
Mic Ia September. 1850. The lrinl
81 PETE Cnrdillu and Walter Newell
charged with implication IN fhl
same crime. viii not be- held until
July. The court has announced
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04

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k,Inu where
wherever "A VI. he,l have IA ha,.
hls own nnd..,.ea1
pfiuaie 'n|h|ehack Parker ID
rapidly improving n The Camp Hos.
pllal ond III a few DAYS uxplfIs u
be- aeon IN The picinllv Of lhe Jones'
Hotel.
Sergeant George nrnnrh was dis
charged today. We adv|se him ~
seo Private Albert G Scott about
ne cost Of an immcd|nlc rc-cnllsl.
mfnt
Hergeant "fools' Taylor Company
N uau \ uuIntalN ulsAHltfWnni on
"Wednesday afternoon which ended
m h's being MI IN thf lcfi half of
"'- n'cknans'
That Prlyttc fir1toass Albert
hcOcc has FORMED habit Of "onF'
line' eferfhody's "mlils' since hc
losi a reconstructed ruby ring The
other efcnme.
prisalea Arthur W Jones' and I.e.
nnder jackson were -illvserine
yesterday afternoon. Naturally. The
machine followed a course long
worn old By Jackson 20 The bollom'
We should search ~nluc~ Poster
pedigree. rs he might be one Of the
orleinators of The famous French
Blue DerilsT 50 far we are con-
,inced that he n blue. hut don't
know whether he h related 10 ihe
devil or not
Mechanic Burt Fuln. Camp Hos
niial. has added hs name 10 lhe lnnc
lief OF members OF the Columbus
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04
Knights Of Pylhlss Ihise AZ
Elesi New 6.Naulh Officers

Columbus, Knights o. pNln|a. had
another blT l|mo a lhc|f 11nIol
noal elefllon of officers fe|Ioohr
vas he result. chanep||o com
elander Arthur Bloch: Wien COM
manhrr. Henry nurinn; pfcnlc. &.
W nrkcmy MASTER % uofIA VI.
n. Klein; master ii nrni1. H. N HI.|'
den, inner guard. lcNfl HnfhrA
onlrr enaul. ,. n Mccullough Pour
candidates Tor Initiation are k||ak|nH
ln their houle The l1lIfe u show.
ing an increase ~ memberships
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04
Want Senatorial Campaign
Expenses Investigated Also

WASHINGTON. d. C.. June A.
The senate was Today asked BY SEN
aior fomcrcnc. Democrat 81 Ohio
20 authorize thc committee inscsll
eating prcconscnlion political finnn
cling 10 extend " inquiry 70 The
presidential and scnnioriel cam
palrn which will end with ihe clrc
lions IN November.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04
Mayor ]. R. Blair Returns
From ESisndsd Vacation

Mayor Hlalr arrived IN Columbus
yesterday afternoon from ~ paso
and early this morning vas hack oil
MS Job as mayor o. Columbus.
Mayor pro TEN. Ellioll rcllrlnr 70
bis Hupinobilc
Mr. nlair IN company with MI.
partner Louis Hcllhere. Visited The
Oh fields IN prcns valley. Aflrsln.
bis old stamping uuuillls and AZ.
lrndci he graduating exercises oi
the state mllllar, college Mr. He'll
berg will return tcnnrnau.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04
Of Interest
.inand Around Columbus

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well.
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f2ootlon
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Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04

NEWPORT, r. I. June i.-Tho
Iloaolnle today won a iesl race from
The Vanliie hy I minutes 22 seconds
elapsed time The race wns sailed
over a windward and lrcwnrd
course. The hesolule leading from
start 10 flnish.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04
President wilson Promises
Not to caIl Special Session

WASHINGTON. d. g.. June A.
President Wilson ioday assured the
senate Democrats thai II the prcs.
cni session cf Congress h ended
Saturday he will not call an extra
session Of cougress during The cnni-
Ing summer unless there Is grave
emergency requiring such action.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04

C0NsrANrlNOpi.E. Turkey. June
4 The Persian lreal|on here today
received o Dispatch slalins that lhl
bolthefikl have entered reheran
capital cllg 81 Persia
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04

CHICAGO. june 3-Mra. Char.
lollt uancrpfl says her husband.
Alfred. Is % mean hc would Take
candy Ifam 4 baby She backe h up
10 hcf bin FOR aepafale Inalul1uanch
by Fet|llna sn lnslanct In Hh'ch
fancref e said 10 have walled |ln.
~ 80 uHt U4s |NaEinH and. iHHH
snalthod stick taadY Tor the HlnGill
III his lhfeeyroro|d daufhler. Char
IoIla. eating 4 himself. HI Is SEN.
efa| kalos aaenl pl the Railways
E4nin1ncnl Company. nni htakes
$500 ! month h|7 wife says
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04

You want ncwsy daily. Help 10
make Tho Daily Courier more read
able by mailing or phonlng any
Items of nows that you think worth
while
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04

FOR hENr--Nlce f.room edobe
ho,lse with sink; good condition,
See Mrs. Miller. Al Lehow JcwcIry
Store.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04

fafl1bad lllII1n builds llp00o Ies
laeeca
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04

AUTOMOBILES washed and polish.
cd; good work. Ser Fred Brown,
al The Columbus Molor co. Evans
uarngel.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04

WANTED Items OF interest from
Camp Furlong. Mail. phone or
call The Daily Courier. Help 70
make tho Daily Courier a newsy
newspaper.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04

For sALE One Enod COW. fine Jer.
scy, dry. 800. See Mr.. Navl or
ruehI Bros.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04

WANTED Come one 10 buy a eood
OH. kripp steel shotgun. war
ranlod 70 XIII Al 70 yands. Win
trade Il for lot Of the some value.
Gun 4 wurth ever 500. Call At
Daily Courier office.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04

CLERKS WANTED First grade or
clerical In The Qnallornnhicr sof'
vice, Sce Secretary al Board Of
Civil service Examiners NJ The 60.
lumhus Pusloiilce
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-04

FOR HALE--W. Q. Miller, lho kIlgof
Sewing Machine man. niler ynars
OF successful business handling
the Singer In this community.
aud realizing hls physical lnflrmI.
lies, wants 10 sell out. This nusi.
ness Il a big money maker 10 a
hustler Ne has many oulsland.
ing contracts. n interested set
busy and see him.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-28

A French chemist once collected
enough iron from human blood 20
make a finger ring, which he wore
as a talisman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-28
CONGRESS NAY VOTE
FUNDS FOR NEW
POST OFFICE HERE

Efforts OF South Bend Lodge. 235,
3. 2. o. Elks TO induce congress to
appropriate sufficient funds for the
erection Of a new post Office build
ing here are about 20 bear fruit, ac-
cording 10 "A report submitted 70 the
lodge by Antony Wolfe, who has
just returned from Washington.
Mr.. Wolfe was sent TO Washing
ton TO confer with members of the
Indiana congressional delegation,
and officials OF the treasury depart
ment. He returns with the report
that treasury officials and, members
OF congress say they realize the need
for a new postofiCe building in
South Bend and that when congress
Tecony enes in December. a bill pro-
viding for the necessary apDropria-
ton viii be introduced.
According TO Mr.. Wolfe, Indiana's
delegation will support the meas
ure at the next session Of congress,
but that they are all emphatic that
no action will be taken during the
present session.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-28
WET WEATHER Is
HAMPERING WORK
Farm Report For Past Week
Shows Poor Wheat
Prospects.

Pastures, rye and wheat are about
the only things on Indiana farms
that have done any good in the last
TIRES weeks. r. the report of @. G.
Bryant. field agent OF the coopera
tive crop reporting service. During
the Tast week the farmers west OF
the city have made extensive prep
arations for the planting of the
1920 mint crop. Frequent rains have
hampered the blowing.
The Bryant report for the week
follows.
Exceptionally heavy rainfall on
several days OF last week has
caused practically all OF the rivers
and smaller streams OF the state 10
overflow their banks and do consid-
ing has been done and farm work is
now fully three weeks behind.
THE week has been favorable 10
wheat, but the condition is still very
poor. There will not be large plow-
up because of the labor shortage. al
though some fields VIII make very
low yields.
Unless the weather settles the
oats acreage will be considerably
short OF intentions. Rye looks very
goOd and has made some growth.
Young clover is beginning 20 show
growth and is "a fair stand. although
less seed than usual was used TO
the acre.
Early fruit trees are in bloom
and show but little damage from the
recent severe weather. Farmers are
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-28
COMMERCE. SCHOOL
RECEIVES PURSE

Francis J. Kilkenny. an invest
meut banker Of Chicago and alum
nus OF Notre Dame has donated a
purse OF 500 90 the school of Com
merCc to he used as "a prize for high
scholastic entertainment i'm the
Commerce department next year.
Kilkenny after leaving Notre Dame
Is years ago served as confidential
secretary 90 three former Comptrol-
lcrs OF the currency at Washington.
During the war be served two years
M France with the A. II. T.. as an as
sistant on the staff Of the general
purchasing agent and was later
decorated by the French govern
ment for meritoriOus service In
1910 ne originated the "BaCk-tC-
ireland" movement which induced
more than 10000 Irish Americans To
visit the o.5 land. lie 'eCtured at
the university before The Chamber
Of Commerce sunday night and told
or the necessity OF college eduCa-
ton as a foundation for success
ful future in the business world.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-28
Al G. FIELDS

Thirty-three years is "a long time
for any business to be conducted by
the man that originated IT, But
more particularly an amusement
venture business that is viewed
as precariOus.
Thirty three years ago Al. G.. Field
entered minstrel profession as the
manager Of the company bearing his
name. He has been active in the
management of this organization
every year since.
There is hardly or hamlet
in this land where company IS
not we'll and favora nown.
Mr. Field has accuI.Jiated a for
tune from its earnings. 1t is known
not only as an attraction. but an in
stitutlon. Clean in every detail, II
has furnished amusement for gem
Grafton after generation.
Mr.. Field will bring his company
to the oliver for three performances,
Saturday matinee and night and
Sunday night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-28
IlASAIIE

No other emotional actress Of the
screen possesses the power and APP
peal that are Nazimova's. Fer lat
est picture Stronger Than Death. ."
shown at the LaSalle again today.
gives her a role that will add new
lustre % her fame and that viii be
interesting 20 all classes Of motion
picture patrons. She has the part
OF a little dancer, whose famous ca
reer is brought 10 sudden close
by an health. and who seeks 10 re-
coup in India. both health and
wealth; the latter via the marriage
route The picture was adopted
from Wylie's novel by her husband.
Charles Bryant. who also has
prominent role in the photoplay.
Tomorrow begins a two day en-
gagement Of Elsie Ferguson In his
House in Order"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-28
df1hE.anEaa:s
ORPHFUNI

Everysailor.' Offering Orpheum
patrons the same deep-sea enter
tainers who amused Prest Wilson
and his party aboard the George
Washington is presented ~ that
thcater again today Stuart and
Woods, in clever English comedy.
Mr.. and Mrs Perkins Fisher. in a
pleasing playlet. Flo an6 Ollie Wal
ters, Offering a singing and dancing
novelty and the Angelo Armento
company Of acrobats make up the
bill
Starting tomorrow the new pro-
gram IS headlined by Lew Cantor's
comedy. Let's Co other enter
tainers are Dave Manley. the Asoria
trio. Carleton and Belmont and Cab
bert's duo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-28
SEEKS MnGNucNT.

Jean =. Fortenbacher. admins
traitor OF the estate Of Anthony For
tenbacher has filed suit against the
Anderson Co. asking for judgment
in the sum Of $500 for indebted
ness alleged due the estate for ma
terial furnished and services rem
dered The total Indebtedness is cited
at S426.O5 according TO the com
plant filed in the circuit court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-28
OLIVER.

Lewis stone one OF the foremost
character actors of the screen, takes
the role Of John Keith, the hunted
man. as we'll as the part of Derwent
Commission Of the Royal Mounted
Police. fin THE Rivers End, now
running at the oliver theater. The
story calls for GREATNESS and thrill
ling situations in almost every scene.
and knowing Mr. Stones ability to
Llay such parts, Marshall Neilan
selected him for the double role.
Showing Of this picture are given
each day continuously starting at
o'clock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-28
SPECIAL. SUMNER RATES.

Announcement has been made by
Victor X. Kupferer. director of the
boys department OF the Y NJ q. a
OF special rates for summer mem
Derships in the boys department.
Many school boys avail themselves
each year or this opportunity 20 en-
JOY the privileges Of a Y. ". G. A
membership during the summer
months at reduced rates The
membership extends from Nav l.
10 oct 10 and includes all regular
membership privileges with free
swimming lessons.