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NOTES OF THE HOUSE.

PropoOal Of new provision in the
civil service retirement act was made
by Representative Andrew J. Nom
tague OF Virginia yesterday. His
amendment would allow discretion to
be exercised a. to whether employees
eligible for retirement should be con.
ttnued In the service. This diacro.
tionary authority would be given to
bureau heads and supervisors instead
OF heads Of departments
1t also gives the employe an oppor-
tunity to show to the satisfaction of
the immediate supervisor his or her
physical and mental fitness to con-
tinue at work. and provides that in
such cases exemption temporarily
from the retirement law shall ba
granted.
Tho subcommittee Of the House
District committee Of which Repre-
sentative Frederick N. zihlman Of
Maryland is chairman has approved
the trafd0 bill for the District 40 re-.
written by Representative Zihlman,
and q favorable report on 1t will be
made to the full District committee
- soon Is 1t meets after the Christ
mas holidays
Investigation by the Federal Trade
Commission of the price of fertilizer
IL proposed In . resolution introduced
today By Representative Bland Of ViP.
gtnia-
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FIREMAN % YEARS,

After twenty-eight years of serv-
ice, Fireman James A. Sullivan Of
Engine Company No. was retired BY
the Commissioners today at half pay
Sullivan was born in the District
October I, 1856. and entered the fire
department in August. 1892 He was
with one of the local companies that
went to Baltimore to aid the DEPART
ment OF that city in combating the
fire Of February, 1904.
He was commended by the Commits.
sioners in 1903 for arresting q man
who was wanted by the police in con-
nection with . murder
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WILL ANNUL MARRIAGE.

Justice Hitz Of tho District Supreme
Court has decided to annul the mar.
Rage of Viola Applegate, sixteen
years old. and James A. Jordon, for
mer Washington soldier. The girl
charged that Jordon. displaying q pis-
toll. forced her to go through the
shortly afterward going to France
for military duty. She lost sight
of him since his return and his
whereabouts are unknown to her, she
stated.
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PRINCE OF WALES
CANNOT MARRY
DANISH GIRL

)FOss- AtlanHc Cable SsfvSoe 70 The Star.
LONDON. December 23.-It 10
learned on excellent authority that
NO marriage will take place be.
tween the Prince OF Wales and
Princess Margaret Of Denmark.
The princess 10 . Catholic, and
q Catholic marriage ceremony
would be required. Tho King Of
Denmark has been to Rome to see
ton. % that the Catholic csfe.
mony might be omitted. but found
his holiness unalterably opposed
70 the marriage and firmly -.
fusing such Q dispensatioa.
Under the Daglish laws Q Cath.
ollie ceremony In impossible.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued 10 the
Ernsst ". Burgess Of Fort Myer. Va. asa
samuel P. Wallace and ClaM Brown
s.s n1a or seS s sae psisy Tyler
Fred Ssdaer and Victoria g; Roherts.
David Floyd and Hattie Kihser.
- n axaGdA s u Apnoid and MAJ, B. jordan.
S' VAR. $3.50 = sr 9. ~. ssd g.. G. Battle
Wnltan yoees and Jamie Green.
T,a,:T H I'D, and nd. 1 Fa.s cI..l y r,
Harold B spenSser and Happie n. Hossh.
MrsSur 8. LHnEfcrd and Elsie I. Allen.
Laslie T. Nancs Of this city and Lula J.
Bulisek ef weoderiase. Va:
James q: Speakes and Ester King. bath of
Tss@ss =. Nusbietel ..d "A. Holman.
Pm McASee Of snithaead. Va. and Eina r.
W.l.sr 4. jcg.er and TAe,na L. Wood. s.sa
Of RieAno1d. W. ~
.ssss z G:eoa e M = nis.ss w w. .''
JOIN d. Moore ana ssrsh Howard
Darwin ii: carroll ana Laia o. Row. buta
Husasen. J. He. e eAss city a.A I..s,a.
Asatsa DCEFsaf ssd basel .. Ano. sseA q
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Wilfsrd u. stecsner aad Lsuise p. GccdG
nth Of Richmmd. Va.
~ e 5a F. 1s1 srsa: :as y. w. "ns'~
-Prstsa Tsy!es Of Doswe'l. Va. nd Azss r
clarence J. Costss and Misse Z. H.as.d
Nathan Niskin and Sarah Hastr.
Latter D. Kifhy and Irene Y. Atvsu. sotA
- m E,,siey and Marian O. RsA.~
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HoRNING ASKS REHEARINe.
Files Petition in Supreme Court in
Pawnbroker Case.

A petition for = rehearing Of the
case recently decided against him vas
filed la the Supreme Court Of the
United States today by George 3,
Horning Of this city. who was CON.
victed Of violating the pawnbrokers'
act Of the District.
The petition for . rehesring IL made
upon the claim that in the oourt be-
low the petitioner did not rely upon
section 26s Of tho judicial code, upon
which the higher court IL said to have
relied. The petitioner further olaimo
that ono Of the assigned srrors largely
relied upon by the petitioner was not
should be further elaborated.
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WOULD CURB NUISANCE,
conference on Smoke From Govern.
ment Buildings.

. Health Omoer William c. Fowler
VIII meet the engineers and other Of
ecials OF government buildings in his
fmce At the District building tonight
p diocuss the question Of reducing
70 q minimum tho volume of smoke
4riang from the snokestacks on gov
srnment buildinga
: IL was pointed out. that the health
department has Hgidly enforced the
9nnoke law 30 applied to private con-
ferna The health officers thought in
Srranging for the meeting tonight is
that II may be possible for some of
fhe government buildings to reduce
fbe smoke issuing from the heating
1lanta.
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POLICE SERGEANT DIES.
Michael Lynch Had Been in Pool
Health for Years.

Michael Lynch, police sergeant, died
at his home, 639 18th street northeast.
at 1885 o'clock this morning. He
had not been in good health the past
year or more. it is stated, and had
been unable to perform police duty
the past two months.
The deceased, a native of Ireland,
sided at 1882 LIST street southwest at
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the time of his appointment. Septem-
Der /, 1880. He was made sergeant
December ], 1913, and much Of his
police duty was performed in the sixth
precinct.
Sergt. Lynch. as private. per.
formed duty in the section Of the
city known as the 'Bowery" and
chinatown" when numerous saloons
fiourished there. and when the life Of
. policeman was not always happy.
The sergeant lie survived by his wife
and four sons. Funeral services will
be held Monday morning.
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SIGNS HOTEL MEASURE.

! President Wilson has signed the
bill recently passed by Congress TX
ing the liability Of hotel proprietors
n connection with goods belonging to
quests that might be lost or stolen, II
l9S announced to the Senate today.
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LINCOLN ASSOCIATE DEAD.
J. A. Nelson Was Second Assistant
Treasurer Of United States.

ToNOPAH New, December 81. A.
Nelson, second assistant treasurer OF
the United States under President
Lincoln. and q witness against the
assassin of the martyr executive,
the home Of his daughter. He was
eighty.five yeaea old and q native Of
Ohio.
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CLUE TO LOST SHIP.
Cspsised Vessel Hay Be Robert II
XcCurdy-Crew 0avsd.

NORFOLK. December 3S-Asports
that the Amer;een snheerey. Robert
folk December 10, had been aban-
doned At sea may give . clue 70 the
Identity Of the schooner reported cap
sised le0 miles south Of Csps Henry
last Friday. MeaSer information re :
oeived by wireless says the crew OF
the Nccurdy vas picked up. but what
has not been learned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-23

The cyudsst InskAGhift coins used
during the world war were oomo Of
the German East African pieces Of
cartridge metal
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HERRICK'S VIEWS
GIVEN TO HARDING

CONTINUED from Firs, Pasel
The Pulaskian., 1920-07-01

J. L. Huffman and Mrs. Joe Huff
man of North Little Rock have bene
picking blackberries of late
J. A. Stops goes to Little Rock
most every Gay.
F. G. Olmstead has purchased a
new Ford car. j. E. Arlington was
seen on our streets this week.
Oscar Blueker has about got Gen
eral Green subdued.
John Roberts has most of his corn
laid by.
DR.. M. E. Stanley and Charlie Smith
of Barring Cross went fishing this
week.
Carl Nelson is selling sweet potato
plants.
Tom Warden is about through put
ting our potato plants.
Jim Morden has been on the sick
list for some time.
Victor Roberts of Humble, Texas,
says he likes his work fine. He has
written for the Pulaskian to hear
from old friends at home
Mrs. Mollie Stobaugh is about
through hoeing cotton.
They are talking of having an old
time picnic at Olmstead school house
soon. An Observer.
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we will have ripe cantaloupes and
melons.
The housewives are busy canning
blackberries.
Tom and Obie Atwood visited Mr.
AVIAN Busick of Belfast Sunday.
A crowd of boys and girls from
Landmark and Granite Mountain Wis
tied Ivy Chapel Sunday.
Mrs. Smith and children and Bob
Busick and family spent the day with
Zahn Scarborough and family of Lit
tie Rock.
Mrs. Reeder spent two days last
week with Fred Reeder and family.
who afterward left for Los Angeles
California.
A number of cars from Little Rock
visited the country Sunday.
We extend our sympathies to the
bereaved family of Mrs. Ada Perry.
crowd of boys and girls from
Landmark attended the ice cream sup
per at Mr. Davidsons Saturday night
Sweet Forget Me Not.
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Rev r. L. Glasgow will preach at
Martindale M. E. Church the second
Sunday in July.
Dr. Lamb was in Martindale Sun
day.
Ed McClafn and mother called on
R. E. Rhodes and family Sunday from
Ferndale.
R. B. Rhodes and children, Jack
Mann and Misses Viola Ellis visited
the hardwood mill on Fourche Sun
day.
joan Monteath of Little Rock called
on r. B. Rhodes Friday
Mrs Otha Clark is reported no bet
ter.
R. 3. Rhodes little girl, who had
her arm broken some time ago, is
getting alone fine. DIR. Lamb attend
ed her
It IS a mistake about the tomatoes
of Mrs. Pain being the finest in Mar
tindale Mrs Alice Rhodes, who lives
ON the Clark place. has all of Martin
dale bested She has tomatoes as
large as saucer. Mrs. Rhodes will
be able to get three or four baskets
by Saturday, July 3, to take to the
city.
Mrs Ellis is still on the sick list
Fay Mann is on the sick list.
R. B. Rhodes has about fifty bush
els of fine onions to SELL
Miss Clara and Gertrude Rhodes
spent Sunday with Miss Viola Sehrim-
shire.
Mrs. Alice Rhodes has put up, Is IL
gallons of blackherries. 3 ga gallons
of beans and / IL gallons of beets.
R. B. Rhodes and wife and two chill
aren went to Little Rock Saturday
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A large crowd attended SUNDAY
school at Pleasant Valley Sunday eve
ming.
Miss Aline Farris, who has con.
tinuous fever, is reported some bet
ter.
The singing at Mr.. John Smiths
Saturday night was enjoyed by all
Mr.. Julian Justice. wife and son
spent Saturday night with Mr.. Henry
Snead and family
Miss Mamie Justice and Mr.. Joe
Robins and family spent Saturday
night with Dan Robins and family.
Miss Emma Robins and Vera Glenn
ent spent Suday with Mamie Justice.
Misses Vera Barentine and Vivian
Billings spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Miss EVE and Gladys
Smith.
Andrew Barentine and wife spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Mr.
Oscar Hall.
George Graham spent Sunday eve
ming with Mr.. Jim Laforce.
Miss Ode Belyeu spent SATURDAY.
night and Sunday with Misses Tres
STA and Kimmie Herrin
Analine Barentine spent Saturday
night with Ina Graham.
Bill Monk and mother spent Sun.
day with Mrs. Rebeeca Justice.
Sweet Remembrance.
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We had our regular Sunday school
Heryices Sunday morning with good
attendance. Rev. John Chrissonberry
Preached a fine and interesting SER
Hon.
Mrs w A. Dossett entertained the
Pub at her home Wednesday evening.
Jake, ice cream and sandwiches were
eved
Miss Myrtle Kilburn called on Mrs
D L. Edgeworth Tuesday.
Mr.. Lon Melton's mother of Mar
Hhall is visiting Mr.. Melton and fam
u this month.
Misses Clemmie and Sarah Hudson,
Kisses Anna and Ina Avery and their
&other, Noll Avery, all spent Sun
3ay evening with Misses Ella, Cam
pa and Ally Kilburn and went ko-
lhking.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oglesby's niece
md nephew, Rosa Belle and Coy
#arnock of Saline county are visit
ng them this week.
Miss Anna Avery spent the week
Ad with relatives of Little Rock.
Miss Forest Keener spent Sunday
Flth Miss Lilly Clark.
Farming is progressing nicely since
e have just had a nice rain, which
Eas badly needed.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lockert and
Frls spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Il D. Hudson and family.
Come on, East Jacksonville, with
Rne more of Your good news. We
RVoy reading your items as we are
Esli acquainted with some of the peo-
Y, We will write up once in a while
let our readers know that Zion
IN community is composed of more
eaa two families.
Sweetie and Cutie.
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|s>>&~ $3.50 +" : :
~ and Mrs. Glen Edwards have
sod TO the Will Harrod place. We
clad to have them with US.
NJ and Mrs. Will Harrod have
.oDa TO Dallas, Texas, to live.
urs NJ. C. Jones attended the
|a.nort course" in North Little Rock
ss first of the week.
frank Mullens of Geyer Spring and
|,rss Martha B. Porter of Little Rock
|rsre married at the home of County
r,dge Lee Miles, by Judge Miles.
Miss Lorena Tillot of Little Rock
.,.s Geyer Spring visitor Sunday
afternoon.
grandma Mann was the guest of J.
Mann and family of Mill Creek last
week.
Miss Lillian Guyant of Little Rock
,.s the guest of Miss Effice Myers
Sunday
Mrs Beadle and daughter, Miss Ed
/. Of Ironton were the guests of Mrs.
RsadIe's daughter, Mrs. Milton Van
|Fke and family Sunday.
Miss Edna Jones visited her cous-
e. the c. w. Jones of near Mabel
sale
The Community Club elected the
20lowing officers at the last meet
|ae. Mrs. S. E. Jones. president; Miss
Edna Jones, vice president; Miss Eff
+ Myers. secretary-treasurer. Misses
minnie T. Allen and Lucy LAIR OF
#ittle Rock were present.
Mr. Cusick has sold his car and
srchased horse and wagon.
Miss Edna Jones was called to the
home of ]. l.. Mann of Mill Greek
#uesday on account of the illness of
Ter aunt, Mrs. ]. L. Mann.
Mrs. E. ]. Snow and children were
little Rock visitors Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harve Boyd and chill
sren we're the guests of Mrs. Boyd's
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Mann
tuesday evening.
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We are having some nice weather
for working the crops. Everybody Is
busy trying to get through work.
A large crowd attended singing at
Zion Hill Sunday afternoon. Several
Mt Pleasant folks were there.
The first Sunday is preaching day.
Prof. D. E. Clements will teach
school at Zion Hill this summer.
Miss Arnie Pippins has a sore foot.
Miss Ethel Mcpherson was the din
ner guest of Miss Maggie Gwin sun
day.
Misses Una Belle and Eva Prater
and Miss BERTHE Duncan were the
dinner guests of Misses Norma ana
Hathen White Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Hammons went
to Cabot Saturday
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Belle spen'
Sunday with Mrs. Williamson
mrs Eddy and children and George
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II the rain continues this week as
it has last week, Gen. Green will be
so wen reinforced that it will take
some hard fighting with the pillow and
hoe to overcome him again.
The potato crop is sorry in this
community.
The farmers wives are busy can
ming berries and tending to the gar
dens. trying to do their bit in reduc-
ing the high cost of living.
The range is fine and milk COWS are
doing well since dipping is over.
Fried chicken seems to be scarce
this spring. No one in this vicinity
has made a success in the poultry
line. Suppose it is on account of so
much rain.
Our roads and bridges are in a bad
shape. We think if our county judge
would make trip in his car from
Little Rock to Cross Roads, Maumelle,
he would see the road was in a de-
plorable condition and would get
busy. A good road means much to
the upbuilding of any community.
The month of June has its roses of
various colors and smells Let them
speak to us of kindness and generos.
ity and beauty. We are so sordid in
our lives. Become rose; let beauty
and generosity find place in our
lives just as the roses do.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bisbee,
June 81, daughter.
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Farmers are about up with their
crops.
A very good crowd attended church
at Ebenezer Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Mccain Of Arb
ansas City, Mrs. Ben Stephens. and
children of Kansas and Mr.. and Mrs
Clarke Watkins of Texas are spend
ing few days with their parents, Mr.
end Mrs. NJ J. West of this place.
Mrs. Beeson has purchased new
Ford car
There was party at the Tiney
home Saturday night
Jim Faris OF Cato spent Saturday
night and Sunday with his sister,
Mrs. ]. H. Ringgold.
Albert Faulkner went to Cabot Sun
day morning.
Several young folks of this vicin-
ity attended the ice cream supper at
Joe Herron's Saturday night.
Miss Hattie Faulkner was the din
ner guest of Miss Robbie Wood Sun
day.
Misses Eva Clement, Allie and Err
ma Pickett, Jane Darlington and Mrs.
Mabel Clement went kodaking Sun
day.
The Death Angel visited the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cole of Lit
tie Rock and took from them their
baby, Helen Esther. The body was
laid to rest in Mt. Pleasant Gene
terry.
Mrs. Willis and children returned
Sunday after a weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Perrine.
Mrs. Snead spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Mrs Belyeu.
Mrs. Justice, whose leg was broken
in the winter, is reported very Sc
riously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Justice of near
Little Rock spent Suday with his
mother, Mrs. Justice.
The School Board met Saturday
night and elected Miss Bertha Mae
Pickard' of near Cabot assistant teach
err for the winter term of school. A
principal teacher has not yet been
elected
Miss Fay Glasscock, who has been
working in Kentucky is now in Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
Mrs. Belyeu and Mrs. Sneed and
Mr.. George Belyeu called at D. g,
Clements Sunday.
Mrs. John Clement is on the sick
list
Several in this community have the
whooping cough.
Miss Ella West is visiting her
brother, NJ. j. West.
Vernon Belyeu of Justice School,
House neighborhood visited his cous-
in. Evan Melton.
There is prayer meeting at Mr.. }.
Pledger's every Sunday night
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The farmers are very busy killing
grass as the rain made the grass look
fine.
C. P. Lowry and family spent last
Sunday with G. e. Bennett and
family.
Misses Minnie and Bessie Busick
was the dinner guest of Eula Lawhon
last Sunday.
Ida and Chester Emerson spent
last Saturday night with their sister,
and family.
Dewey Lawhon is working at the
Balton sawmill.
Messrs. Ed Emerson 'and Austin
Toly spent last Saturday night with
Cullin and Dewey Lawhon.
Willie Lowry was the guest of Lizzie
Crook last Sunday.
Daddy's Cook
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Christian made a trip to Ward last
y eek.
Miss Grace Mcpherson was the
dinner guest of Miss Jewel Hammons
Sunday.
Mrs. Eta Hammons has canned FIVE
g, lions of beans
Mrs. Ina Hammons of Little Rock
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Boyd and will can some ber-
rias.
The Singing Convention meets at
Zion Hill the first Sunday in August.
tt protracted meeting also starts
the first Sunday.
A Zion Hill Girl.
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ne party or parties who borrowed
Il Stewards bit and bride reins
Eease return them.
me Misses Alta, Flora and Netsie
EAeillihe called on Mrs. Kryer Sun
~ afternoon.
4eorge Reding and children of Wye
HI IN Ledwidge Wednesday.
"rs' V Ballentine and daughter. Al
! spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Imam shoenfleld of Wye.
misses Carrie Lee Westerfield and
IsueVleye Dial Santo, Mrs. Dial santo,
Ecu Westerfield and Edo Dial San
were afternoon callers at the Bal
iae home Wednesday.
@ss. Tackett called on Mrs. Booth
Rnday.
VI and Mrs. ]. w. Steward at.
Seu church at Mt. Morian Sunday
n reported nice time. =
4, 80 y. zulpo visited Mrs. ]. Il,
:, 'anto Sunday afternoon.
ash Ballentine received word that
4'her who has been bedfast for
seven months, was worse. Mr.
~ 1.-THE went home to see him
-. 'ie glad DR.. Lee Tippit is I'M.
ssing rapidly.
- MT Moriah. wake up. winte'
user long ago. Let's hear from
some time.
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with potatoes, onions and beets to
sell.
We have fine crop of cotton and
corn at Martindale.
There are two calves at R. B..
Rhodes; he would be glad for the
owner to call and get them. One is
heifer dark brown, and the other a
bull calf, white and red speekled.
Blue Eyed Jack.
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The farmers are most up with their
crops, which look very good.
Berry picking is the employment
this week.
Mrs. ]. A. Haynie is still in bed.
This makes seven months she has
been sick.
DIR. Herod and wife were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Braden Sunday.
Mrs. S. Braden is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheser were the
guests of his father at Cabot Sun
day.
Mrs. Myrtle Huddleston has been
very sick, but is better now.
New Writer.
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Crops are looking good and most
every one thinks there are fine pros
poets for good crop year, which we
would all like to have.
All of the farmers are laying by
their crops now 1t wont be long till
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Our Sunday School at Bethel is
progressing nicely. Sunday school
work is one of the most sacred and
essential things in our community,
Both for old and young. Impressions
made on boy in Sunday school are
naver forgotten
D. A. Roberts is selling Irish pota-
toes, string beans and cabbage.
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The people of our vicinity have
their potatoes dug and most of their
corn laid by
Miss Blanche Parks of Oxford,
Kan, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Stew
art.
Mrs. Womble, Mrs. Murff and
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The Pulaskian., 1920-07-01

You know these Shirts are always reli-
able, and at SO cents we are Offering you
these extra good Shirts at prices no
higher than you pay elsewhere for q
poorer quality. II is am economy to buy
several of these Shirts now while they
are ON sale at this price
The Pulaskian., 1920-07-01

Grasp the opportunity share of these bargains tina
day This special sale will than imagined
Little Rock any time large quantities
only Everywhere will meet fresh merchandise merch
candise difficult find today Come e.
The Pulaskian., 1920-07-01
Pumps at S2.39

For the ladies who plan to be dressed up
this offer is of timely interest, as every
Pump is of the latest style We offer
these at real bargain Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-11
$1.355

Envelope Chemise, Monday at
SID, $3.50 and sos
Ami-French embroidery of vines
and flowers and scalloped edge. Ali
Sizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-11

Sunfast Petticoats,
Monday at $2.25
Made of good quality Saline, seal
loped at back, with double panel;
elastic waist.
Palais ROyal-Third Floor.