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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
MOVE SHIP BOARD OFFICES

The headquarters of the Emergency
Fleet Corporation will be moved ia
Washington from this city on April 8,
according to notices posted in the Offices
at 40 North Broad street yesterday.
j. G. Akerson, vice president of the
corporation, said 1880 persons will be
affected by the moving of the Offices
The employees may find otLer iobs bore
or go to Washington. A branch ot,ico
VIII be maintained in Philadelphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
PH|LA. PUPILS WIN
IN NN.y.ART CONTEST
Class in Germantown Friends
School Takes Six Prizes in
Wanamaker Competition
TWO HONORABLE MENTIONS

In competition with all the school
children of New York city, the pupils
of the intermediate class of the Ger
mantown Friends School, at Coulter
street and Germantown avenue, won
six prizes and two honorable mentions
in the annual school children's art
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
RECRUIT INJURED IN FAlI
Soldier Fractures Skull Wb,, !,
Drops Through skyIiob, "

Walter Pyle, eighteen years old a,so
North Van Pelt street, a recruit srs,' Az
ing transportation from the orms
cruiting station at Broad md ~, ~
streets to an army post, fell tbroa.a
the third floor skylight in the bnild;s
Yesterday and suffered fractured ,lnn
Pyle was picked up by his new co.
rades and rushed to the Hobnon.
Hospital. His condition is conSi51 Ji,llanl
serious. Pyle's fall was a comnarot;rs comnr1,l;ersd
short one. He fell through tho sSr,ite Sav,sely
on the dormitory floor TO the 'SS,,snt Sonll,
floor. 'Vcond
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
1875 8

Stunning Aus
tralian seal coats
in "a S h ! enable
styles, f g a turing
large. cuffs and
deep border of seal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09

Beautiful select
ed coney fur skins
in these tull So
inch length coats.
Deep borders and
huge shawl collars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
$500 Goats
225
Gzd M.G ~

A most wonder
full value ; finest
Australian S q a |
skins with deep
border. collar and
cuffs of Australian
ODOSSun1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
Shop of School for Blind Burned

Baltimore. Jan. 9.-(By A. P.)-The
workshop of the Maryland School for
the Blind, four story brick building at
Fayette and Paca street, was destroyed
by fire of undetermined origin early to-
day. Thousands of dollars worth of the
handiwork of the pupils was burned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09

Jr., twelve years old, of $50 West
Hansberry street.
There are about 100 children in the
intermediate class. The drawing teacher
is Miss Elma Schick,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
REFORM HIM FIRST, THEN
MARRY HIM. HER ADVICE

CiHCAGO-"S@ver marty q man 20
reform him Make him reform first
any marry him sf'srwsrd
This advice was Riven To wesusa IN
general ny Judge samuel n. Trv1e.
H''ef hearing eAse of nor suppDst IN
shich ~. wife declared she kMsW ct
her husbands Ways before she mar.
rlel him. hut tha, she took Q ehsnee.
believing her love would mako him -.
have
II dossrt work" ebsssvsA As
judge, As he placed the husband - .
years probation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
GOOD BUYS m MONIES
AND BUILDING eIrEa.

~'VS NJ IN Nun
AND BUILDING sirEa.
nvssy sss - the prspsstiss 49,
they are Of the beet. We wili gtvs
you first hand prtes aAl ssrma
on sny Of them.
Five rosms asl besaSfssa sssu.
sarNes end drtvsVay, rsAdy 10 &c.
throughout, beautiful electric light
firturss.. handsomely decorated.
Murphy 1n-s door bed gives three
bsevesas: . regular home IN
handle, balance terms
sis rsens and breakfast room.
Gasaes ApA driveway. ready 10 &C.
tion. San freat; SS,Sss eash viii
handis. balance tsvms.
rhs bsst ViaNssA sn1 bsse Unit
buagaiev b 0kiAhsnA CITY On
the mastet today, - think. etr
rosms sA6 srssifAst rsoua. every
room ~ south espesurs except
one. oak fJeors throusAost, essi.
net Kitchen, built.in featsrss.
handsomely decorated. large hsss.
ineut, esneSets porch. ssvsN -seot
dv,vs1sx. full sised earass--ia fact
rekulSf homo that cant ~
oscyAd anywhere siss for Ices than
lL%be more than vs are As6lnUi
t.rms
Seven room ssropisns hsAealsv.
south front, fine iocatisa, sek
floers Throughout. large tass-
msnt, garags. driveway, Oogvoat9
auartsrs, tile brsakfAst sssa, ~
viii have 10 ses the - Sssily
appreciate ths beruaia h n We
smo.ss ~s' " 81. a ra,.. S,,.sss.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

fbie b . tes.stevy. ssvss-sssM hsms
vttA bAgeQpsst.. svsssss, esspos. Anyway.
essvasts hesDs, rsef ysrl fssesd. hssSs
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

-. NOTICE. H0NE owYERs
fAst your bungalows and two story homes
WIN w. We sell them right now--four
sslesmea m 40 N
THoxAs-HANSER REALTY Co,
naeo wv. iNt w. Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
BEAUTIFUL HOME AND A RnvRNUE
PROPOSITION

rv.ivs rooms: large cement porch; also
large columns going 10 top of entirs build
ing Looks like . iArss residence but 10
90 arranged - 10 form duptss. eon-
si-tinG et siu rosms and breakfast room
zach. Separate eatsancs. separate plumb
Ing. large bsseaesti extra large furnASr
hardwood fioors In both apartments; white
enamel nntshi besuiifui bvsAhfaat room
with ssrh apartment. located withia three
btccka ef = RambeS n ~. go 70 $4,000
hoass: doubts gzrAsa; svvsSts qusrtsrsi
nice fruit In hack yard: serseWs1 In back
porch, fYoat ana hack entyNsees. yes ean-
hst bsat II Ia ths rity Tor .olS,sse. 2ws
ean ell II tcS tAs ssxt fsv AqyU lev ga.
~ Css Iyt . ,osa On II fsr W.esS "
nssenasy. Uppsr apartment ~ ressens
s IL. Ss e: "a ;is ss sss s': ~ ~ = .ss ~ ~ ~:
ywu M h u. Hswo ean you affesl ~
rat v9en yeu eea get proeesstsea lhs
!xAaisii . HAsssi.L
napss ss>N sis Bssn Dsls.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

i66D VALUE
e.resm. California. baAssfow, aii sak
6csss: . sts rssasA doors, Afsahfsst
tseai Assr slth aeA ctAsssai Price es,.
1Is0nXD.NANNRH REALTY 60.
0f0eA nAet. 1895. Res.. Maple tsss.
~ 1Mliss nldl iisH ". MAla o..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

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act II0S.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
Os.'ss DrYs

hifty, aDdsn, california bsnsNiovi .
bsosns, 0iseVsd.'R sleeping porch. break
bsW vsem huii, In f.stuf.si ns~iy deco
tstsd. mo~s rsht In. u.Ito essh ~IlI
QUICK SALE REALTY 20.
b. OsuSk Hasvsy. walnut i,,i.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11


OWNER SICK AND ASKS Is TO SELL /
nj, ri, ,.fosn tres hon,.. uslsins I
d,,.Eo.. ha. .it bedrooms. toilet, lsv..
tori down Stain. basement furnace
tnushsa In. this home is iissl 'or room.
,p' hov.. only sbou, , ,.ar, old, ~ogls |
80, to tu,ld today at i..s, ns.@" YOU
ean b.,. This eoispG.,,D furnished for |
10 200. with 5000 cash this the BIG
s..t snap In osi.hous CITY. you sill !
have I" har,y % ms w .. .o'd AZ ones
a., ,uu 49, "N w,l,y, n-,
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,oox, ,oLrp cox,onr
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,o,sooa Of sII ne. ana nigh .cisss bpnss-
.::'s,- ,::. - sd'. n.s"'' vii :i. terms
Ia fask
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ROSS r. THOMAS 4 ooks
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pAs~h-hs -.l.. a faA
srrAprAco.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
CALIFORNIA suNoALow

Fi,. rooms iisAh. sss. sisswsiA,
bath. Ssrsss,. nearly nsv fsrrituss. car
nov csli Nsr's vs-R or walasi sore.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

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=. - - 81 ~: N - :: ~
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vasAns ssssAssDg
solm roo sllAlA vA,a{as
y csasAsxEs "A sonDAaGn nn,fn)
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

ouyS1 oU4spoDaA TOWN oo
4 = esl. eolN1nA lete Naesa. nspss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

,,Sss cAsH-FnicA S.M
N.v csiifernia SsAeaics: ) rssee 80
N,.ssfas, room, west rarh place; J slosh
Srcn ssAssa - eAsi - 49, uvoSa sS
ou,. esmsst WoNks aAd ltsvssIi safAss
C.li Maple Sffe ssh Tor ~. css1.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

r.sss GIVES you PossHsmoN
vecMn breakfast rSem, kardvcsi.
butit.ln FEATURES tvs fuil Iota, biocE
sAr w s:,, Iose,sS IsssssTysst N.ssa
~ 3. ". National bank.
Masls 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

rness hsautifui HOxH
HONEs are ieeaes1 n WHIT
wOCp--a truly deeirn0Se toca-
tion. Bnt Z minaiee lrea the
heart Of town. On oEpAAnQe
avenue car. They are oold
COMPLETE Ali ivurrUvsments.
Including 8 years insafAace. ere
In and paid for. IAgAtinO MT
lures, shades. scrssna, etc. are
also provided. You pay no sa-
tras.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11
oirv NEAL EsTArr voH .,LE
now - riri"

isrss fHor. srf On. swan fasn an
olf psNss N btSers TIsli school dis'
tfir for ii'ta saed term,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-11

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
BRENT WITT
visit Miss Powers.

ISIS Valentine Paul. OF Waterfront.
will arrive lin Richmond on
.sdny TO be the guest OF Mss
. an Powers AT the home OF her
ents. Sir. and Mrs. L. l.. Powcra,
Park Avenue. for stay CT sew
weeks.
Hiss Powers has just returned 10
hmond. after an extended vis!. 20
Paul. in Fl,t!da. She spent the
Is part OF the summer visiting
fnds in the North.
urn to Richmond.
Hrs George j. Bull and her daugh-
Miss Agnes Bull. are expected
Richmond on Wednesday. to spend
latter part OF August and eariy
tember in this city Mrs. Bull ard
uda. y. c., for the late summer.
|cr visiting friends and relatives
Long Island a&l in New England
several weeks.
trnSemcnt Announced.
|ir. and Mrs. Ancll Davidson Wit
announce the engagement OF
ir daughter. Cecil Davidson, to
p wedding will take place the lat
part of September.
Beth Car Baptist Church. at Hous-
was the scene OF Il marriage of
|erest Wednesday evening, Angus:
Houston, became the bride OF Hun
Mcclure DuNal. Of Arvonia. The
|emony was performed by Rev. K.
Bagwell. of Houston. The bri;.e
Ire 4 handsome gown OF white en,-
fidercd satin with q court train. and
j veil was caught with orarge
[Ssoms. and she carried a shower
|tquet of Bride roses. She en-
led on the arm Of her brother. Rus
II Bcckwith Hughes. by whom she
is given away.
fin, of Scottsvillc. Miss Elizabeth
|.lker, of Bedford. wearing a gown
pink Gcorgctte and carrying a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
SOCIETY

his the last week OF the summer
BON and society will be coming
to town very shortly after La
DAY. which falls on September
Tho unusual weather throughout
summer and the long period of
~ weather has rather taxed the
Hence of society at summer resorts
big country houses. Most Of
outdoor sports have had TO be
ndoned on account OF the rain.
ono hasn't dared TO plan Il gar
party or lawn fetc. be the
fther man never so propitious. for
r of the descending torrents. How
one serve tea In either summer
sc or Il garden with showers like
TO spoil the whole affair, to say
+hing Of The effect on the sand
hes and the gowns OF your guests.
RS. Wcstmoreland Davis. wife Of
Governor of Virginia. Will be
first OF Rlchmond's ultra FASH
iblc set TO turn her face home
fd. after spending the summer at
country place. in Loudoun. near
9 burg. Mrs. Davis viii join the
ernor at the Executive Mansion
Saturday and expects to be In
II for the early fall season. Nor
Park" the Davis country place.
one OF the most beautiful and
for!c homes in that section OF the
Re and the setting for the lovely
home In the hills OF the Blue
&c Ia q very charming one. The
errors lady prcsiies Win equal
|rIn over her own home and in
Governors Mansion, and hand
8 entertainments have been given
the house of Virginia Governors
lnS her regime as mistress there.
ne younger dancing set IN Rich
I'D has given several attractive
COS this summer and on Friday
hing an unusually big subscrip-
\ ball Will take place at the Coun-
3n Petersburg and Norfolk viii
present and an orchestra from
|shington will come 10 Richmond
|ccially to play for this dance.
hley Mitchell and Thomas Walden
on the committee in charge OF ar
|senients, and the dance promises
be one Of the most attractive az
Il OF the late summer.
ne chRpscons VIII include:
s-iamrs y. ~. Terrell
Ford Parker a. BroCk.nbrouEh
Iiphus Blair Aubrey Young
=. Benxon vs.. ]. Wallace
Meade Addison all OF Richmond:
|rv Heth Walden Henry p. Seward.
r. Watkins OF Petersburg.
|everal engagements o: note have
IN announced recently. and Dame
nor has whispered at least four
re OF prominence 10 come later
in the season. Al least two
|mincnt weddings are scheduled
early September, and the social
BON .oids fair 10 have AN earlier
IT thnn usual this year.
friday evening there will be the
|.kly dance at the Hermitage
kntry Club at o'clock. with an
|hestra 10 play for the dancing.
on Saturday the social affairs OF
week will be concluded with the
brmal hop at the Country Club
Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
Society Calendar
TUESDAY-Isencfit

TUESDAY.-Isencft dance nj
Forest lIiiI Park. S;15.
wE:DSESDAY-lIen lawn
fete ut ST. Gertrude's Convent. 4
TO 10.
TIiURSDAY-IBluc Auxiliary
to meet at the arInOry, 4.
FRIDAY-InfOrmnl dance MT
Hermitage Country Club, .. Sub
srrlption dance ut Country Club,
$3.50.
SATUItDAf-Iteun OF C1nHs
1918 of John Marshall High School
In school SymnaHlunn, Si30. Week
~ dance mt Country Club OF Nir-
SinIR.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-07

Legal blanks for sale at ths office
 Fresh country butter at Hiegel- Thessing Grocery Co.-4-7d4t
 W. A, Webb, ar experienced piano turner, is in town for this week. f you need work, call phone 13.-4-5d3t
 For Rent-Brand new five room house and bath " th glassei-in sleep ing porch, for just $22.50. Phone 403, -4-7d2t*
 For Sa'e-Dotec car in good condi- ton; cash or terms, or will trade for real estate. Tom Davis at Bank of Conway.-4-7dtf
 Full blood Jersey meIa. Cows call. cd for and returned s350. Satisfa- ton guaranteed. Cows handled wit care. Phone 298. o. s. Russ.-wsdtf
 Suppose you lose your health; sup pose you are old and poor. You will b. burden on your friends. You can most easily prevent these condi- tons by an Equitable policy. See M A. Jackson, Eauitable Agont.-4-5d6t
 Lest-Tan suitcase considerably worn. Books inside had owners name. Lost Monday afternoon between rail way station and Starkey's on Beebe road. Return to this office. Joyce Adkisson.-4-6d2t*
 What kind of a policy should you have-ordinary life, linn ted pay or endowment? The Equitable has a policy that is all three in one, It fits itself to your changing needs. Sec NJ. A. Jackson, Equitable Agent 4-5d6t
 Rav. W. G. Mathis, former mission ary of the Greenhr CT Baptist As O. citation, loft last night with hi, fam fly for Walnut Ridge, where he i5 en- gagged in slm lar work in Lawrence county. During their stay here Roy. Mathis and family made many fr.en Is who regret their departure from Con- way.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-07

! For Sale-A few choice milch cows Erbacher Bros.-4-ldtf.
 For sale-At a bargain, baby bug gy. Phone 346.-4-5d3t*
 Col. J. E. Little is a business wis itor in Little Rock today.
 H. F. Merritt and A. J. Moss are visitors in Little Rock today.
 See Dunaway X Bradley for real state and nsurahce.-3-4dtf
 We can vulcant1e your auto tires. Conway Overland Cos 2Sdtf
 Mrs. B. L. Harton is the guest of relatives at Little Rock today.
 Attorney George F. Hartje is m Little Rock today on business.
 Wanted to Buy-A few good used Ford cars. Bolls Bros-4-3dtf
 Mrs. J. A. Pence has hardy shrubs and pot plants for sale-3-10dtf
 Strawberry plants for sale. B. Nj. Woodruff, phone 406.-4-7d3tw1t
 Milk for sale Mary Thompson. just back of Central College-4 .d4t' See Cline & Williams for real estate and insurance. Quitman, Ark.-1-29dtf V. C. Cra'g of the Craig Company, is on business trip to Philadelphia. 
 For Thorough bred Jersey hiefer giving milk. Phone 345.-I-j d3t*
 Wanted-Girl and young man to work in tailor shop. Anton Worm 4-6d5t.
 Have you a house for rent? I want it! Creed Echlin, at Barnes Studio.- 3-26dtf
 Rayburn Pyle returned this morn. ing to Little Rock, following a short visit here.
 President Doak s. Campbell of Cen tral College is spending the day in Little Rock.
 For Sale-James & Graham wagon. B. NJ. Woodruff, phone 406 -4-7d3tw1t
 Rhode Island Red eggs for sale, S1 dozen. Mrs I. B, Brown, Rt. 3, Conway y-4- -5d1tw1t*
 For Rent-Three apartments Of three rooms. Mrs. George A. Free man, phone 315.-4-1dtf
 Lost-Liver spotted bird dog. Re ward for information or return George Schichtl, Jr.-4-5I3t*
 For Rent-Two large rooms, partly furnished or unfarnished. See Sul- livan at BolIs Brothers-4-7d3t
 For sale-Baby buggy, only sl ght- ly used. Offered at a bargain price. See Sullivan at Bolls Bros.-4-7d3t
 Just Received-Car of good black sm tn coal Would like to supply your demands. W, J. King, Conway. dw1t*
 For Sale-Second hand car; praeti. cally new; new tires and new batter es; bargain if sold at once. Car can be seen and price made at Jenkins Garage. P. A. Rowland,-4-5d6t
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-07
JENNINGS DENIES
 UNFAIR CONDUCT
DIDNOT NAG" BULLDOGS
Ouachita Coach Regrets Episode, Due to Excitement, He Says-Cites
 Record in Athletics.

An explanation of the episode on Russell field Monday, in which Coach Morley Jennings of the Ouach ta Ii gers was accused of unfair and un- sportsmanlike conduct toward mem bers of the Hendrix team, was given the Log Cabin Democrat today by the Ouachita Coach. Coach Jennings dis played a commendable spirit n dis cusslng the episode, and expressed keen regret that relations between ta, two institutions should be marred by what he termed was only a misunder- standing. He denied all of the caargr7 made aga nst him.
 Coach Jennings stated that he did not go upon the side lines until the eighth inning of Monday s game. He said that he made only two remarks to Smoky Dunn, the Hendrix pitch CT One was: You're only country pitcher" The second remark, the coach said, was made when Umpire Cypert called a close play. Jennings protested the decision, which Cypert reversed in Ouachita's favor, and a. Jennings withdrew to the side nes he said to Dunn, You're so high up in the air, you wouldn't understand the play if l explained 1t" Untl the eighth, the Ouachita coach declares that he stayed on the players bench and made absolutely no remarks at the Hendrix players.
 The Ouachita coach had his first knowledge of the charge of profanity made against m when he enterel the club house with his men, he stated to the Log Cabin Democrat. One of the Ouachita men told him at that time that he was being accused of applying a profane epithet to Dunn. AS soon as he heard |, Jennings said he would immediately see Dunn and tell him he had misunderstood what he said abou being "a country p.tcher' He intend- cd if Dunn had misconstrued the re- mark, to offer h.s explanation and apology.
 Subsequently,. Jennings said Coach Headrick of the Hendrix team tol I him the matter was under investiga- ton by the athletic committee of the Hendrix faculty. Jennings asked to be given a hearing by it, and went .c Hendrix with the intention Tuesday afternoon about ? o'clock. He did not appear before the committee, how ever
 Coach Jennings expressed sincere concern that the episode should threaten disruption of athletic rela- tions between Hendrix and Ouachita which he is anxious to maintain on a friendly basis. Tn proof of his denlal of the charge of use of profanity, he stated that he has coached the Ouach- lta teams for nine years, and that men under his charge dur ng that time will testify that only very infrequ ent- ly have they heard him use profanity and as seldom lose his temper, cit cl on or off the playing field. He de lieves the or gin of the charges made against him can be found in the cX. citemont of the Hendrix men who de- clare they heard the remark he is sad to have made to Dunn. He expressed a sincere desire to stra ghten out the misunderstanding before more i'll feel ing is aroused.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-07
PERSONALS

Mrs. Rosa L. Hicks is in Little Rock today
 Service cars at all hours. Phone 365.-4-1dtf.
 Service cars at all hours Phone 365.-4-1dtf
 W. L. Canister is a visitor in Lit tie Rock today.
 To business men; rooms to let, close in. Phone 319-4-2dtf
 Will buy a good Ford car at bar gain. J, M. Bolls at Bolls Bros- 4-2dtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-07

For Rent-Brand new five room house and bath " th classei-in sleep ing porch, for just $22.50. Phone 403, -4-7d2t*
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-07

For Sale-Dotec car in good condi- ton; cash or terms, or will trade fol real estate. Tom Davis at Bank ot Couway.-4-7dtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-07

Legal blanks for sale at th;s office Fresh country butter at Hiegel- Thessing Grocery Co.-4-7d4t
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-07

W. A. Webb, a1 experienced piano turner, is in town for this week. f you need work, call phone l3.-4-5d3t
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-30

he fired the fatal shot he was at
tempting TO defend his home tro,u n
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-30
oh, You Red Heads!
Hair Is Ticket To
:, Midway Attraction

Every dog has his day, and APP
parently every read-headed girl does,
too. Her day has arrived All this
week Eta Louise Blake has an at
traction with the Johnny J. Jones
exposition called "Superba" The ora
tor is a pretty, red-headed girl known
as Hody Hurd. It's Hody's birthday
week and in honor of the event Miss
Blake is offering admittance free to
the performances to all girls with
red hair. Your hair is your ticket.
War tax payable in real money.
In addition to the free admission
for red-headed girls Ed r. Salter is
offering prize of S. to the girl with
the reddest hair. Those who care
to enter the contest will leave their
names at the box office with the
cashier.
So you see what it does for some
girls to have a nice crop of red hair.
Also, it pays to advertise. If you
get the prize-who can tell what
might happen2