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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27

during FIRE in gas plant on the East
river waterfront. They were burned
when a huge tank of tar exploded,
hurting the blazing liquid about them.
The dead are Thomas Brennan and
Michael Karbell. Both were alive when
taken from the fire and received the last
rites of the Catholic Church In shack
within the plant yard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27
DARLINGTON'S|
1858 Chestnut Street
Saturday-Last Day Of the
February Demonstration Sale
and the February Furniture Sale

Come here Saturday expecting to find many
special values in Silks, Wooden Goods. Knit Under
wear, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Bags Necklaces, Veil
ings, Ribbons, Silk Lingerie Flannelette Nighgowns
and Paamas, Corduroy Robes and many other lines
The entire remaining stock of WoInens and
Misses Winter Suits and Goats, also Evening and
Dancing Frocks, are very much reduced-in many
instances Half Price. All Fur Coats (only one Of
knd) also marked at only a little more than
half price.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27
The Furniture Sale

Making selection Of the Furniture or Lamp you
want on Saturday means saving of l09S to 25%;
next week piece will go back the fair regular
prices. We have sold more Furniture than in any
other February, but there is still ample variety for
satisfactory choice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27

the director general had repeatedly. giy.
en- preference to other sections OF the
United States over New England IN the
distribution of coal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27
PACKERS CONFINED
! TO MEAT BUSINESS
:
Judge Signs Injunction Making
Effective Agreed Upon Di-
vorcement Decree
ENDS MENACE, SAYS PALMER
BY the Associated Press

Washington. Feb. 2T.-The agreed
npon decree, by which the Big Five
hackers are forever cnioincd from en-
cagiug in any line Of business other
shap that Of handling meat and by
products was Glcd today in tho District
Of Columbia Supreme Court.
. II WAS submitted by Attorney Gen
eral Palmer. who said 1t "rcmovcs the
menace of control Of unrelated indus
fries by the Fig Five" and confines
their activities in future to the business
of distributing meat and its by prod
icts.'
Counsel for tho packers. in state
mont 10 the court. said thc decree had
been agreed to by tho defendants mot
because ot guilt for they have not VIC.
lated any law; but that III" American
people may bc assured that there is not
tho rcmotcst possibility of food mon
opoly by the packers.
After hearing statements by counsel
for the government and tho paCke"S.
Chief .Iustino MCCov signed the in
iunCtiNn maxine eT"rtjvo tho agreement.
Attorney Gcu"ral Palmer, IN state
.mcnt commenting u"on tho effect of the
'psckors' diyorccment decree. said:
: "Tho decree which tho Department
of Justice has brought about by urgent
insistencc is designed to restore free
dom Of competition and increase tho op-
portunities for individual initiative in
business which must in, time bear good
fruit for the public welfare.
"Those great aggregations of capital
which have come to be known as the
big five have been able to dominate so
many lines Of trade that their continued
and unrostranCd growth constituted a
real menace. not only to American bust
ness. but 70 the American consuming
pubic as we'll.
What Decree Requires
"Tnder the decree entered the chief
hacking companies. their subsidiaries
and principal storkho'dors are compelled
70 sell. preferably to livestock producers
and the public:
"All their holdings in public stock
yards.
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TWO F,RsMEN KILLED ON DUTY

New York, Feb. 27.--(By A, PO-
Two firemen lost their lives and seven
others were seriously injured last night
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01
JEFFERSON PARK.

" najblizsza niedziele, dnia Ego ma
ia b. r, W kosciele p. W. sw. Konstan-
CYL odbedzie sic p~oswiecemie dwoch IL
CUR Anio{6w Str6h6w, kt6rej to ceremo-
nil dopeFni X. Tomsz Sampohfsk z
Wojciechowa. a zarazem wyg}oSi zasto-
sowane do ~okolicznoeci ka zanie. Pc ka-
zaniu odbcdzie sic blogos,a wie6stwo.
W przyszE poniedzia}ek, dnia $50 ma
ia b. r, Sp6fka Budowniczo -Pozyczko-
wa pod nazwa jefferson Park Building
| and Loan Assn" otwiera trzecia serve
do kt6rej sic MONA zapisac kazdeSo
p~oniedzia1ku W lokalu tejze pnr. 4941
Milwaukee ave.
Niewiasty R6Aahoow,e grupujace sic
PREY tejae parafii, urzqdzaja wieczorek
p~olaczony z ,.brmco party" W niedzic-
le. dnia 9go maja. b. T.. o godzinie "eJ
popo&udniu. Doch6d ma korzysc parafii.
" srode. dnia 5-go maja b. r. " ko-
sciele q. W. sw. Konstancyi ma sluhnym
kordercu stana DR.. Edward Wr6blew-
Ski z n Helena Cwiklinska. w po-
niedzialek, zas dnia logo maja b. r, W
tym samym koAciele Slubujc p. Robert
Bona 2 panna Monika Dabrowiak.
Cd y. A. Knittera. ~probos7cza para-
iii sw. KunStancyi i cz}onka komtfu
ratunkoweso otrzymalismy dalszy ctag
skladck ia poszNodowanych ~huraganem
W tamtejszej dzielnicy: Iarzad Mace-
nv Poskicj, 800; Tow. Ap. Piota ! ia
VIA No. is u. p. r. n SIS; Tow. Bio
lego Orla, $685.; Tow. Polek Matkl
Boskej CzestochowSSiej. SO; Tow. sw.
Mikoiaja. SIS; Adam MilewSki, SLID;
Tow. sw. Jadwigi, $40; Tow. Najsw.
Serca Pana Jezusa, $40; Tow. sw. An
toniego, $40; Tow. sw. Agnieszki, $40;
Tow. Kawaleryi Polskiej, IS; Tow. Pc
lex sw. Barbary, s.; Tow. sw. Feliksa
S.; ]. Marmol. So; F. Tomczak, 50;
Klub Polonia, $50; Tow. Polek sw. An
So; Rycerze NajSw. Maryi Panny,
IS: Tow. Bratniej Pomocy Sw. Jd1efa,
So: Tow. sw. ROXY 2 Limy, $40; VIA
dys}awa M~anikowska, IS; Tow. BfoGo-
Jolanty, SO; Tow. Polek
Jutrzenka, $40; Tow. Polek ma Obey
zme, $40; Tow. sw. Rity, S.; Tow. s~.
Agaty, IS: Tow. sw. Piotra j Pawaa,
Sc: Tow. sw. Jana Bo4ego, 50: Tow.
sw. MichaHa Archanio}a $40; Tow. Po-
lex sw. Jadwigi. $40: Tow. Najsw. Ser
Maryi. SIS; Konstarcya S~okoaowska,
SOC: NJ. Kwiecikowska. 81; NJ. Cieslel-
81; Veronica Swierzykowska, 81;
Pelagia NiedAwiedka, 81; K~onstnncya
Damska, 81; NJ. Pagusek, 81; Francisz-
ka Adamska, 81 1 J6zef Szyrko, 81.
Dalsoe ofiary napaywaja ma rece x.
A. Knittera.
W niedMele, dnia ego maja b. r. W
kosciele sw. Knnstancyt X. Rektor VIA
dtsIaw Zapala G. r., odprawi sumo
wyploSi kazAnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01
z BRIDGEPORT

Gdztet nar6d. kt6ryby posiadai
Tleeej sill duchowych. wlecej praw-
dziTej kultury ducha we wrodzonem
poezueiu j umaowaniu piekna 1
spTSNiedlfwoSci - tak narod polski:
Gdziez narod, kt6ryby xfecej ziemie
Ojezysta kochai. wieksza czcia pre-
ssioS6 swoia i bohater6w narodo-
@ych ~otacza4. jak narod polski?
Do"odem mast H~allerczycy. kt6rzy
p-Gazuta, Re chociaz narod nxsz przez
diugis vfekt byi probationary, 10
jednak n~areszcie Polacy zdolali OF
~i1sS " Lofty I zr6w bujs swoood-
ME orTel Bialy W starodawnych gra-
a.each Polski.
Przyjeeie naszych zueh6v - zoa-
merry polskich- v dzielnicy Bridge
port odbylo sic Z wielka okaZaloscia-
KomItet Obywatelski Z dzielnicy TEL
urzadzf1 " dzie1 prry6ycia Halter
cSJkow walny wIeczorek poiec1onY
70 wsp6lna pogadanka " sail Mic
kIewfcza pnr- 1910 s Morgan III
Wskutek n'epurozumienia jake "a
s1o ma dvurcu kolejowyn. ME lido
7Sno uwiadumit wszystkich zolnle'
~. D tel dEielnfcy o niespodIiance
ktora czeka3a ma Mich y sail Nickie'
wfcza- urzadLonej staraniem Loka[
nego Komitetu Z tel d~1efnicy. lec7
ehccfaz tyIko mara garstka by{s O.
hecna na tym wieczorku- ubawiono
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01

sic wesolo z okazyi ich przybycia do
p6znej pory. Pomiedzy obecnymi "a
uwazyliSmy X. J6zefa Mszanowskie-
go, kt6ry goraco i~nteresuje sic ma
szymi rodakami. Lista prZybylych
Hallerczyk6w przedstawia sic jak ma
stepuje: Felix's P.ekarski, Michal
Winskin, Kazmierz Augustyriak, Wa
syl Michalak, Michai KuSnieryk, Ste
fan Wojciechowski. Franciszek Sob
czak. Wiadys}aw LTbysz, Leon Dram
ginis. Jan Niewiadomski i Juliusz
Ostrowski ObywaIel Jozef Nowicki,
prowadzacy sklad meskiej galanteryi
PREY S2giej i S. Morgan III. obdarzyl
miejscowych Hallerczykow nowymi
kapeluszami, "a CO naleIy mu sic po-
chwala j podIiekowanie. Lokalny 10
mitet ObywateIski MA W posiadaniu
dotychczas sumo $4,000 ma e
aolnierzy polskich z tel okolicy, lecz
czeka, az wszyscy powroca, ably wy
dz'elic kaldemu powracajacemu ro-
VIVA sumo. Komitet pracuje uczciWie
2 Wydziaiem Narodowym " MEDIA
lekiej przyszlosci zaopatrzy zoinie-
rzy W potrzebne i'm ubrania.
e
W okclicy Bridgeportu ~grasowaiy
cd kilku tygodni cyganki, lecz inte-
res wr61enia ME bardzo opsaca& sic
tedy zmuszone byiy opuSc,t ts okoli-
&c.
Re zblizajacym sic koncem roku
szkolnego. okoSo $50 dzieci szkol-
nych zostaje przygotowanych do
Pieruszei.Komunii Sw. Wykiady ka-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01

Boleslawa Martin z pna Jozefa Po-
teracka Cody weselne odbyfy sic W
domu rodzic6w m}odej PAM pnr.
1854 Lyman ave. o godzinie 10tej W
tymze samym kosciele zostali poia-
czeni dozgonnym wezlem maizen-
skim p. Franciszek Superczyhski z
pns Maryanna Korbal. Huczne wese-
le odbylo sic W sail oh. Rutkowskie-
go, przy Lyman 1 Throop ul.
W tych dndach przeprowadzi1 swoj
interes f~otograficzny p. Jan P. Ra-
szynski 2 1913 S. Morgan nj. do 5000
S. Halsted ul. P. Rasayhski Cd da-
wnych lat prowsdzi ten 0aklad 1 Gle
sly sic poparciem Polak6w W tel
dZielnicy.
Tow. Dziewic 1 Dzieci Maryi przy
parafii sw. Barbary zamterza urza-
die W niedalekiej przysIoSci pred
s~tawdenie. Obecnie rozpoczAy sic
pr6by: najzdolniejs7e panienki WEI
ma udziaf W tenn pr0edstawieniu. Ko
mttet dokIada wszelkich sit, ably wy
step uda} sic jsk najlepiet. Blizsze
szczeg69y " swoim czasie.
Dzisiai O godz. 9 rano W kosciele
Matki Boskiei Nieust. Pom. odbedzie
sic pogrseb sp. Feliksa Chrzanow-
skiego. 3marly liczy} ~ pozosta-
via cone Margarine | c&rke Walerye.
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Aktu slubu udzielH nowozenoom x
Edmund Sonnenfeld.

AkIu SluDu uuZloll1 nO"N|ShNOu a.
Edmund Sonnenfeld.
Choir D. ". Sw. Barbary, PREY pa
rafii pod temze wezwaniem urzadza
zabawe t. wv. ,,bunco party" W sro-
de, daia 1890 maja b. r. W sail pa
rafialnej ma Barbarowie. Komitet z
panem NJ. Blenskim, miejscowym o.
ganista ma czele, przygotowuje rome
n.espodzianki. Piekpy muzyczno-wo-
kalny program zostanie wykonany:
vienna w MIN udzial zdolni amato--
rzy | amatorki.
W. niedalek!ej przysz}oSci stana ma
Slubnym kobiercu n~astepujace oss-
by: D, Aleksy G6ralewski z pna Ma
Italia Czerniak; p. Kazmierz Black
2 pna Bronis}awa Mikoaajewska; p.
W1adyslaw Otreba z pna Maryanna
Robakovka: p. Franciszek Budkl~
wicz z wdowa, pania Antonina Je-
dlinska-
zeszlej Srody o godz. $50 pozesnat
sic 2 tym swiatem s. p. Pawea Bar
czak, p~rzezywszy lat 50. Zmarty cho-
rowal juz cd niejakiego czasu ma
komplikacye w%ewnetrzne. Pogrzeb
odbedzle sic W tych dniach z domu
sasoby pnr. 4o27 s. Campbell ave.
Nieboszczyk ~pozostawia tone Marye
| kilkoro dzieci.
w srode o god1'nie gel rano W ko-
Sciele sw. Barbary odbyi sic Stub p.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01

Przeszfo 1000
TOwarZystW

zakupuje swe pOtrzeby
W naszej czysto polskiej
firmie? Ot6z dlategO il
wszystko W naszei pra-,
GOWN wykonuja polskie
rece, Oraz dlatego il je--
ieli raz towarzystwo
sprobuje towar naszego
wyrobu to ju1 chyba ME
zmienia swegO zdania il
u mas So u~ajtrwalsze ma
teryaiy i najlepiej wykO-
mana praca.
Wyrabiamy sztandary,
chOragwie, szarfy, odz-
MAXI j wszystko potrzeb--
ne Ola towarzystw kos
cielpych i narodowych.
WOJCIECH J. DANISCH
WLASciClEL
AdrsI FirDy
Mrs. w. Slorninski
Badge & Banner Works
Dept {.
1925 Milwaukee Ave. Chicago, Iii,
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techizmowe odbywaja sic W ponle-
dzialki, srody i piatki.

Osada Zjednoczonych t~owarzystw
ma Bridgenorcie urzadza okaza'y OBJ
ch6d Majowy, dnia Ego maja W sail
parafialnej ma Barbarowie. Wielkie
przygotowania So juz W toku. w
sk3ad programu wchodza ratlepsze
sily tutejszych towarzystw kosciel--
nych.
0ddziai Nr. 1o7 sw. Kazimierza
K~r6lewicza, Macierzy Polskiej ME
bedzie m;al swego regularnego po-
siedzenia z powodu powyzszego OBJ
chodu. Posiedzenie jest zwoiane ma
niedziele, dnia 9go maja.
w Srode rano ~poGegna{ sic z tym
swiatem s. p. Franciszek G~uziewski,
zam. pnr. 2910 Quinn ul. Zmariy cho-
rowaa cd dluzszego czasu ma Zapale-
ME piuc. co tez by}o powodem jego
o n Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W tych
dniach z koSciola Sw. Barbary. S p.
Franciszek Guzlewski liczyi PREY Ego
ME 81 lat i pozostawia " ciezkim
smutku zone Katarzyne kilkoro
dzieci.
.s.t -..
Zessiej srody o godz. sej rano 70
stall po4aczeni dozgonnym weztem
mak5ehskim W koSciele p. W. Matki
Boskiej Nieust. Pomocy, p. Jan Sy-
bert z parma Helena Dembowska.
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Re zblizajacym sic kohcem roku
szkolnego. okoSo $50 dzieci szkol-
nych zostsje przygotowanych do
Pierwszej .Komunii sw. Wykiady ka-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01

W niedhele, tnia ego maja b. r. W
kosciele sw. Knnstancyt X. Rektor VIA
dtslaw zapala G. R., odprawi sumo i
vvp}osi kazanie.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-17
ENDERS.

Several from this place attended the all day singing at Fairview Sunday Everyone enjoyed the day.
 R. M. Clark had the misfortune oi losing a mule last Thursday.
 The Enders and Sheep Shank base ball teams met last Saturday at End CTS and played ball. Enders won 1C to 2.
 The Baptist meeting closed last Fri day with one addition to the church.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Webb visited Mrs. Webb's parents, MT. and Mrs William Tanner at New Home Sat urday and Sunday
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm McAnless and MT. and Mrs R. NJ. Clark attended the picnic at Cross Roads Saturday
 Willard Moore of Guy was a visitor in Enders Sunday.
 Rev. Fry will begin a meeting al the Methodist church next Sunday.
 Miss Emma Jolly of Noylor is visit ing relatives here this week.
 Mr. and Mrs Bert Qualls of Plumer. vile, are visiting MT. and Mrs. T. c Qualls.
 August IT.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-17
sold by two boys of a good family

sold by two boys of a good family The mules were recovered and the boys arrested and held awaiting trial.
 Several from here attended the pie mic at Cross Roads Saturday, six miles west of Mt. Vernon. Quite a nice time was had by all. Speeches were made by Wallace Townsend, Alonzo Ross and l. R. Reynolds, with announcements from J. M. Bryant and Henry Langford, all Republican candi- dates. No use to try to repeat all the speakers said about the Demo- crats, league of nations, expenses of the Democratic party, etc, for it was a plenty, but we would like to see MT Townsend's list of the different items of expense of the Democratic administration of Arkansas published Tn our county and state papers for future reference for our Democratic leaders to refer to. MT. Townsend hit Ia telling blow on the Democratic candidates about conforming each other while in office, etc. Take warn ing lest they snow the Democrats un- der this fall on account of their lex travagant administration and too many non-essential offices"
 Bob Winters, our hustling road overseer is doing some good and much needed work of the roads of late.
 Rev. H. A. Stroupe of Rose Bud will begin a protracted meeting at the Methodist church here next Sat urday night. All are invited to at tend.
 August IF.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-17
HOLLAND.
F

Rev. J. D. Kelly started a meeting at the Methodist church Sunday.
 Ambrose Ingram and wife of Tex as are visiting relatives here.
 Mrs. Jane Carter and children of Perry are visiting relatives here.
 Dr. w. T. Mcdonald and daughter Miss Marguerite and Sam Wilson made prospecting trip to England last week look ng for location.
 The death angel again visited our community and claimed for its vic tim the little infant of J. M. Steven son.
 Uncle" Henry Preston died at his home two miles east of Hollan1 and was laid to rest in Oakland ctm- etery.
 Miss Tessie Fleming and brother Carroll, wis ted their dnclc Dr. Johi leming of Springfield last week.
 Dewey James and wife visited at Greenbrier Sunday.
 Dock Powell and family visited relatives at England last week.
 Walter York of Vilonia visited rel atives here Sunday.
 Miss Essie McElroy is wis ting her
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-17
MT. VERNON.

M. Gowdy and wife f Little Rock visited here the past week. The is the first time MT. Gowdy has been here since 1885, but Mrs. Gowdy comes once or twice each year to see her mother, Mrs. Hattie Ussery.
 Mrs. Hammons and children and Miss Corrine Ingram of Conway are visiting at the home of Mrs. s. M Brown.
 Mrs. H. J. Sanders and mother Mrs. Cliff, Mrs. Edna c. Jones and Will am Hunter and wife motored to Little Rock last week and report 8 pleasant trip.
 J. H. Prothro and wife have just returned from ten-days' outing at Hot Springs and Louisiana, whore they visited a sister of Mr. Prothro This was their first visit to Hot Springs. They think it is wonderful place and enjoyed a few of the good baths given there.
 The program given the past week lat our school by M sses Bessie Wat son, Mamie Hendrickson, Fannie Lee Smith, Fay Req, Vivian Lee Tro- baugh, Glec Hatfield, Annie Henry and Mrs. Chas. Powers was one of the most enjoyable and entertaining fea- lures ever presented here. It took so well that the ladies may repeat it here at an early date.
 Mr. Parish and wife of Beckett Mountain have moved here, and MT. Par sh is working in the shop with A. J. Trobaugh. Mr. Parish is a first class horseshoer and workman, having taken special training at this trade while in the army.
 A, T. King and Wm. Ussery spent several days in Oklahoma the past week visiting relatives and looking at the country. They report fine crops and a fine country-yet like Arkansas about as well.
 Prof. A. A. Parsons, Jr., has moved his family to Conway. They did grand work in the school while here and also the church and Sunday school. Their many friends regretted their departure, but wish them great success.
 One of Floyd Brooks mules was shot and killed a few days ago. An ether mule of his and one of Sanford Gray's were carried to Searcy and
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LEO HAMBERG 8-11dwtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-17
SIXTEENTH SECTION.

We enjoyed very good rain here Friday.
 A. B. Cochran is on the sick list at this writing. Several from here attended the meeting at Mountain Springs th's week.
 Everett Fleming and family visit ed in Little Rock last week.
 Willie Wright and wife of Beryl visited A. B. Cochran Friday.
 Lawson Haynie of Camp Pike is home on a furlough. The Baptist meeting will begin at Baugh Chapel Saturday night.
 Marvin Gunter went to Cabot Sat urday.
 Miss Love Gunter of Little Rock visited at T. w. Russell Sunday. MT and Mrs. Alex Fleming are visiting in Little Rock this week Jim and Virgil Wallace of Pres colt are visiting friends here this week.
 Esq. Shock killed beef Saturday August IF.
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Terms to reliable parties.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-17

room held the sparkling punch bowl which was gracefully presided over hy Mrs. Faber D. Hicks. A tempting salad course was served by Misses Frances Terry, Claire May Markham and Helen Hestand (Pine Bluff). The servce plate of the honoree held dainty gift.
 Other out of town guests were Mrs. Ben H. Holmes and Mrs. Roy ". Hillhouse of Oklahoma, Mrs. B. B. Mabry of Houston, Tex. and Mrs Nellie Hicks Dudley ofOnio.
 Mrs. Echiin was assisted by Mrs Jack Barnes in dispensing hospitality
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-17
ROWLETT.

w. W. Pierce and wife and J, H. Blair left last Thursday for a tr p through North Arkansas and Tennes- see.
 Mrs. Martha Scroggins and child ren of Little Rock are vistrng rel atives here.
 Mrs. Laura Tarkington is sick with chills at present
 Mrs. Poole of Guy visited her daughter, Mrs. o Rowlett, Saturday night.
 Frank Rowlett and wife visited at Oscar Rowlett's Sunday.
 Mrs. Norma Poole s no better at present.
 M. E. Price and family were vlsl- tors at Herbert Blair's Sunday.
 Crops ar egood in this section and we have some fruit
 August IT.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-17
BECKETT MOUNTAIN.

Health is very good at this writ ing.
 Our protracted meeting has been going on for the past week. Some in- teresting sermons have been preached.
 Damsel and Bessie Lester of Shady Grove were on the Mountain Sunday
 Miss Anna Presley of Mt. Vernon spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Nora Barrett.
 Several from Mt. Vernon attended singing at this place Sunday.
 Jack Patey and wife of Rose Bud spent Sunday with Duke Clancy and wife.
 August IT.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-17
F. H. Harm, Co-Ooerative Observer.
VISITOR CONTAMINATED.

Mrs. Creed Benin entertained a number of friends yesterday after- no4. complimentary b M1s. Rose E.aus of MusAogce. The caay hama was mad gay with clus CTS of q ; matis and varied colored as.ers. The round beauty table n the dining
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tt Russellville

sister at Russellville.
 Holland baseball teans won tive games Saturday; the first team wor from Greenbrier to 7, ard the sec end from Ackln Gap 1 6to 6.
 August IT.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-17
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT.

Observations are taken at p. m. Temperatures are therefore lowest and highest from 5 p. m. to 5 p ID Rainfall is for date given, from mid night to midnight.
 Forecase for week ending Aug. 15
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Farms for Sale
NEAR MT. VERNON AND ENoLA

NEAR MT. VERNON AND ENOLA % acres Cadron bottom land 140 acres in cultivation; good fences; three sets of houses; does not overflow. Best farm in Faulkner county excluding river lands.
 $50 per acre.
 80 acres good level ridge land; 35 acres in cultivation; good houses; fences; orchards; water; also best spring in the county.
 S27.50 per acre.
 300 acres ridge and valley land; 100 acres fenced and in cultivation; one set of houses; good water; orchards, etc. $12.00 per acre.
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FAVORABLE REPORT ON
DAYLIGHT BILL IN RI. !.

Providence, r.. T., March 81 - The
Judiciary committee voted this aft
ernoon 70 report favorably tonnor-
ron the proposed state daylizh,
saving act. IL will come I'D next
Wednesday for action. The senate
has not yet conEfdered the rneasure
In thia city tomorrow afternooh the
board of aldermen viii receive from
committee favorable report on a
proposed municipal daylight saving
ordnance.