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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
ADJUSTMENTS
"Th. Love Note, n, III. Iy,,,

"ths Love Note mt the Lyric.
~ one cares for "a very amusing
OF the best OF that variety which ever
came to Richmond now playing at
the Lyric. This is entitled The
Love Note" and actually boasts n plot
which Keeps the audience bowling.
as we'll as having catchy tunes sung
features Earle u. Mountain and
HAIRY BulSer. Jr.. two clever enter
timers who could score heavily in
an act without all the c;nbelish ments
which abound in this one There is a
chorus which is not had and some
poppy" dancing.
Another turn which won!l make n
mt anywhere is that OF Ed Eurman
ana B!ll Nash. two singers who are
me posscssurs of unusually good
voices, "A line ot songs which would
o." hard to beat and one Of the team
throws in accompanimcnts on the
piano TO! good measure. They are
the Kind that go OF with the audi
ehcc still clarnoring for more.
Bob Tip Company Also have
something novel and entertaining to
present. Tip is dog who can do
everything hut talk. even singing
with = wise eye on the music Hc is
an accomplished acrobat and per
iorms som" stunts never done before
ny one OF the canine breed.
t., tommy Inyd and Carmen Ercelle
~ run, violin playing. dancing and
singing also please Miss Ercelle
wears some startling costumes and Is
not "utdonc by her partner when It
comes IL sport suits. Mr.. Hand
gives some very amusing limitations
"' IN EnEliShman at a baSehali game.
anu dances very we'll besides open
ing tn" h!ll are Frances and Elbon.
VINO are billed as singing comedy
couple" The usual motion pictures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
49, n
LAST
PAGE
VV|LL ISSUE NOTES FOR
PAYMENT OF CITY DEBT
Common Council Authorizes issu.
!. ancc Involving Approximately
$i,i0O,O0O.

~ Matters of finance cnyar,i the
COMMON Council for two hours and
sSolrinE approximately SI.i00.GO0 be-
ing authorised before that body ad-
e3ourned Passage of the ordinances
and resolutions authorizing these
transactions was more or less pcr-
i9nctorY, but the manner in which
Tue money was To be raised was the
subject of much argument
q Councilman Mills started the two
= nour %rangle by Offering an amend
1pent to the Finance Committec's
issue 100000. serial notes Tor the
-payment of present temporary loans
essrnf TSe hs ei1Xi bonded imaeb,sa-
:1hat the rate of interest be s:ipu
lat ed at per cent. Mr.. Mills pro-
.tuable harm by advertising to the
Eorld that Richmond-~was Offering
.sfr peI e cent ,n paper. His amendmens
srhte to the discretion OF the Finance
Committee.
Jones Leads Orposition.
Jones led the opposi-
Ion 70 this amendment. pointing TO
.Lhe low market value OF Liberty
3mfn sos as proof positive that moth
1pped for. Mr.. Mills stated posi-
lively that lie, himself, could sell the
paper pane at . per cent: II the commit
eIhe vote on the amendment was u
:dsndloSk: it being, therefore. loss.
Mi. Mills then offered another
amendment. making the language
mot more than per cent" TO avoid
5ie said. branding Richmond paper as
t..5per cent. This amendment was
nnopposcd.
"a resolution appropr:ating sleG.5G5
out OF the per cent reserve to re-
lire notes due July ., 1920. Was
adopted. This reduced the floating
Hebt to 100000 which is cared for
IN the other ordinance The ordi-
nance provides that certificates az
1ndebtcdncss issued to take care of
this debt he redeemed Mt the rate
OF 100000 each year for nine years
Authorize City to borrow.
authorized to issue 100000 4l-2 per
Gent coupon convertible bonds the
proceeds to be used for specified i'm
nroSelnents, several OF which were
cut from the 1920 budget \ resp
JGtion offered by Suhchairman Seaton
HpthorizinS the committee to borrow
SS5O,0o0 in anticipation Of June taxes
Was passed under suspension OF
IN resolution appropriutinr sAS.-
tSsoGI TO redeem bonds that have
account Water Works Extensions"
W2s adopted. The only other action
taken was appropriatiug sa.0O0 TO
5he account known as Opening and
widening Streets"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
REALTY SALES TOTAL|NG
sl72,500 ARE RECORDED
Harry v. Cole Pays SG2,5OO for
North Fourth Street Property.
Other Deals

Realty sales asgre.ating 100000
were reDoSted by Morton g. Thu
himcr yesterday as .ciiuwS:
l.eltoy Goldberg - DaSi! May.
260l Hanover Avenue. 25lS Hanover
Avenue and North First Street:
consideration s30,SG0.
Dav.1 May 70 LS1tcy GolIher.s
22oh-! Monument Avenue: conS;dera-
Henry w. Woods executors to G..
w. Sampson, lots ., 10. -, - and, "a.
block ). lot -. bi1cN I. lots IL ai,u
IL, piock g. plan OF LEO Annex. coil
sideratiOn $4,000.
iIaburnum Corporation to :. s.
Grow and j. Pittiem;:h. i0o0-iaG.
West Broad street: consideration
Bentamin and liaanah i. Enrcl-
berger have burchas".l she resi- irnc.
May for $1,000.
Harry V. Coz has n,.:,ascd The
property at 2US-?l1 N"r:i E"i:.h
street from 7. Asbrcy W;cxham and
wife for $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
PERFECTING PLANS FOR
]. v. N. A: TAG DAY MAY Ia
fuhus necessary To Meet Advance
In Operating Ex-

Cost of single visit paid by n
nurse employed by the Instructive
visiting Nurses Association to the
home or patient has Increased from
5o cents In 1918 TO &C cents i'm 1920.
ac'ording To Miss n. j. Minor. SUI
perintendcnt OF the association, In
discussing plans for the annual l..
V. y. y. tag; day. May II.
Visits totalinE 1890 we're paid
during during lslo TO 1872 patients. or
these. S.562 were made to l.l35 mol
Icy holders In an insurance com
pany and paid for by the company,
oii other patients paid the fee in
auii or In part and the rcmnining
2;oy" received free service. In the
eighteen years of it's existence. tho
association has given It's service
Irce 10 those who need II and cannot
ply: 80 distinction is made as to
hat .onaliiy. creed or color.
starting with three nurses, the as
Sociation now employs twenty, who
aefotc thor entire time TO the work
Inc year round. Tag-day receipt
cach year are depended upon to de-
IraE considerable part of the OPP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
:cHlLDREN'S HOME SOCIETY
FUND NEAR $4,000 MARK
AIRS. John shelton Williams, prcst-
dent. Confident uf Success.
Parade To-day.

~ Eight hundred children will be
saved II the public contributes the
$4,000 asked by Richmond Auxiliary
TO the Childrens Home Society OF
-.Firginia. end already s9.4N3aS has
Epecn raised. Returns yesterday were
the largest of any day since the drive
opened. S2,20l being reported Mrs
John Shelton Williams. president OF
the auxiliary. is confident the pcoplc
of this city WI give the necessary
Slo.5l6.o2 needed TO round out the
amount.
The eishty-two wards % the So
c!cty in Highland Park will stage
another parade this morning Auto
mobiles. gaily decorated with hunt
dnE. will leave headquarters. COZ East
Grace street. at 10 o'clock. There
arc 10000 homeless boys and girls
in Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
Mrs. Mn..ic i. Re-r.lectcd.

Mrs. G. w. NIassie was reelected
president OF the Woman's Auxiliary
of the Blues, at meeting held yes
terday afternoon in the Blues Arm
CRY. Other officers reelected are:
Mrs. George l.. Christian. Jr.. first
vice president: Mrs. L. r. Horncr.
fourth vice president; Mrs. a. G..
Chamberlain. corresponding secrc.
tary: End Mrs. James Ernest. treas
urer. BESIDES these officers. the fol-
lowing were chosen: Mrs. u. a. Tai
ley. second vice president; Mrs. w.
F. Danzenhaker. third vice-president:
Mrs. &. Il. Lowry. NTH vice president; ;
Mrs. w. II. Powell. recording secrc-
tary, and Mrs. Pei. Hernodle. public
veISary celebration OF tthe Blues'
Monday night were discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
MAYOR ASKS SUPPORT
IN CLEANUP CAMPAIGN
Welfare Committee nf waman's Club
lndorscH and Pledges Co..
Orc rnt ION I'm Move

Mayor Ainslie yesterday appealed
TO TIL" citizens of Richmond to give
practical corporation in the cam
paiIn TO clean up the city and keep
1t clean. His Appeal notes Il number
OF don';s. including throwing of pa
perS. fruit skins and trash on the
streets. He makes special request
that the people not wait for any
stated cleanup period. but to give
their best aid at all times. -
The Mayor yesterday received n
letter from Miss NJ. j. Moore. prcsi-
dent OF the Wuman'S club. eaying
that the welfare committee OF the
club had given It's Endorsement and
offered its hearty co-opcration in
the cleaner city movement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
MUST ACT QUICK OR LOSE
SEVEN PINES CAR LINE
Effort IL Started by CItIrcns to Pur
chuHe System md Continue


The Seven Pines car limo. serving
approximately 10000 citizens ot
Kichme nc. must be purchased withiTa
short time. OF the line will be losH
serves serve The Virginia hallway and
iowcr company has announced dafl
to the purchase. 81 the line. and 4
me *emoni has therefore been Sci ord
r Loot lh" t." to the purchase OF ,hs'
ro.tl nf new company. made up Cd
iii"tns who live at Seven Pines. 'beI
Sands.
, Mr.. Sands announced last night
thai the purchase was assured IL tho
required amount can be raised. AZ
canvass Of the citizens living On o.
near the li"c makes 1t almost chrtaI
that the amount can be obtaineI Il.
determined effort Is made.
1T is time for the citizens living
near Seven Pines TO realize that ifI
they do not buy the road IL will he
scrapped," Mr. Sands declared last
night
II Is estimated that repairs TO tho
road Will cost about 100000. added 10
the cost of tie line. and this, amount
must be raised by May Is. when tic
',:,-G states Housing C1rpor lt.on
viii close bids or the road.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
Spring Festival
BRINGS BRILLIANT ARTISTS in
Operate offerings, May 10th and 18th

q MOST Interesting innovation inauguraed in this
years Spring Festival by the Wednesday Club is the
brilliant program of operate masterpieces sensa
onay successful artists chosen to present them
mead Is rita Ro 1t is stated that So 900 being paid
by the Club for his appearance in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07


such record as an attraction
tabistd by Ruho recently. Within
nouncement OF his availability
tone had been engaged for less than
OF the
his engagement and enlisted
which attained OF
far proud than his sensational
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

Pronounced by New York's
great musical authority, James
Gibbon Hunelser, Handsome, with
brilliant voice and a snowy
method of acting. In Il word.
operate" Miss Fitzin will not
fail to please Richmond, which
city, by the way, was her former
home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

Sugar for Old p"uule. sick people chill.
.rcn nrd h,ni": YIN he on safe in Room
:lS. Cit" Hail. this i""ruin. at Q u'clcli
ly IN" wom"n's committee" OF which Ms
Georgia May Jobson If chairn,nn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


The James River Garden club will
rect THIS ,aiternoon AT 'c,ock in the
Franklin Street.
;ntSGr.a IN order Yesterday appointing NV Il.
church t" succeed j. J, cohnely.
Mrs NJ. l.. Nest has. been appointed
The Richmond 2nploymen, nursau and
mas taken charge "f ,hc work.
Matters OF Importance viii lie discussed
a. meeting IF Chcs'.riinid Chapter.
Junior iilSG schooI. ''''" !" 'a'"'F'''r'
Trouble Eus,cr viii he given ,onirh,
at s ,"cl"ck ~ The auditorium of Maii-
o M.eonara "' S6ci. ps'iTGs Ht 'n1
street Methodist church.
r.s'ma";yr, Hay, r. Thornton received
,,,nn. y"s,"fany ~ the following "pn"int.
IL ii"tyI"n Irving ~, NJ by rrssiLen,al
\ meeting OF yir:i,a city super!ntcna-
library % Ia; S;at% ltoard or, Educsiion
CONCERNING schools Viii he ,liscuss.,l. ''"et
Afisr an e>,cnao,i Western, and south
Of n2 ena F t rFa GSHicS asSsr
turned 10 Richmond yesterday.
Tho twentieth anniversary of Abou Ron
AIhrIn i;"dg" No. 40. o.. o: T.. was
celebrated last n!"h. AT the Odd Fellows
house. llon. Guy r. liorn-r. grand master
presided. Vocal and Instrumental music
speech making
Sugar for .nld p"nue. sick people. chill
'rrn and hohi". Win he sat-, in Room
ZIG. city Hail. this morning "a, 0 o'clck
lH IN" wom"n's committee. OF which Mrs
Georgia May Johson Is chairman.
The address u Dr nliss Of Yale on
Pal"stin" exploration = 'hr,lu'cd to take
place Hrt ri"hi at Rando'nh- Macon Col
i"ce Ashland. vas ird"Iri:c'y ,nstpcn.,l
~ account ~ illness In ,hc family OF Dr..
Hiss.
Paul Stark S".icy ~ Portland. Ore
VIII e!v" public lecture un Chris In n
Science In ,hc Jefferson Hotel auditorium,
tonight at SO" o,rioc',. under auspices
q. IN" b''rrd Of !ccturcShin of III. mother
church. fra, church of Christ. SCIENTIST
OF Ros'bn, Mass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
a BIG CITY GROCERY
HUNG A SIGN
NUTS AT THIS COUNTER

And they did not understand
why the nuts did not sell.
And so not only In signs. but
In goods it's mighty important
to have them SO there is no mis-
construction. If you desire {. fine
Coffee buy Ankola. Mandhcl!nE
| and Medcllin blended: you get
precisely that at my stores. Al
present. 55c III. There is moth
ing finer: Hcroy Tea Stores, .iir--
bert Hcroy. President, 3OS y. sixth
Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

This great tenor has delighted
so many spring festival audiences
with his gracious manner, as we'll
as his brilliant art, that little
need be said that is not already
we'll known NIartineili's sclec-
lions for this festival are espe.
cially interesting, and lie will be
greeted by thousands OF cnthu.
sias.ic admirers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

The James River Garden Club will
meet tl!s afternoon At clock i'm thu.
hnln. OF A.ra ESbsr, Leigh. sci WcsC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

Tho address Il Dr itlisa Of Yale. on
l'a!"stin" explorations 'hrdu'rd to take
nla"" lHrt ri"hi at Rnndo'nh- NJ. con Col
l"re. Ashland vas ird"Hri:c'y nnstpcn.l
~ account ~ illness In ;hr family OF d..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
Subscribe 81 900 for memorial.

- Announcement CT subscriptions TO-
taling Sl,O5O for tAe erection u: "a
hitting memorial To South Richmond
boys killed during IN. Wo-ld War
was made by Judge Erues; II. Wells.
chairman OF the hnanc" committee III
tho Souihsidc Patriotic Association.
Yesterday. approximately $500 addi-
pledged. Contributions will h. ,.
ceired by w. l.. DuNal. clerk OF
Hustings Court. Part II: j. l.. Red
cord. w. {. pul!ian. Jesse G. Blake.
lohn X. Robertson or w. +. Bryce.
The Valentine Museum
Eleventh and cav Streets
Admission Free
open from 10 ~ M.-5 u NJ S,-urjavn
I from 10 A Nj. y NJ "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

Tho twentieth Anniversary Of Abou Ron
Adhcm i.ndg". M. 40 !. -. o. f. was
c-i.hratch la>, ni.h; at the Odd Fellows
house. ll"n Guy T. liorn-r. grand master.
presided Vocal and Instrumental inusIc
refr"sh,n-n's ana dancing followed the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

Paul Stark S".lc" - Portland Ore.
VIII e!v" public lecture un chris Ian
Scl-n.. In ,hc Jefferson Hotel auditorium
tonight at S:2H o'rioCi. under nuspIces
q: III" h,'rrd OF ,ccturcshir Of In. mother
cHrr,h. Fire., church OF Christ. Scientist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

Judge Srott. Of the city Circuit Court.
entered AN order yesterday appointing w
~; saunders trustee %; NUrtbsidc Baptist
Chmrvll. " suceg.M D. j: GnLnnily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

Mrs, NJ. l.. West has been appointed
manager "f the wuInun's acpartm.nt OF
IN" HtShmond Employment bureau and
has lAknn vhnrre ~ thr work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

Af;"r nn extended Western and south
crn business trip l.. =. Christian. s. s.
Northin"t"n G. q. Bailey. W. r. Smith
deal and Rev Fred y. Chcnault. nastor
OF Broad Strr"t Methodist Chulch, re-
turned :" Eic!;nonj yesterday,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

Matters OF impurtanc" VIII lie discussed
~ ms.tiny Of Chcs'.rii.ld Chapter.
United Daughters of the confcucraCy this
ati.rn"on at = "'ciock In BainLriirc
j Uniur High school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

'rrouhlr Eus;cr'' viii he given tonight
1T "ci"ci; ~ the auditorium OF MaIi-
son Public school. under AUSPICES of tho
Woman's Missionary Society Uf Laurel
street Methodist church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

y meeting of Nir:iria city super!ntcnd-
sris 'Tiii J." h%ld III: morning IN tn"
lihrnry uf III" Sat. Hoard Of. I:duc. ion
"a, 10 u'CIock Matters OF impHrtnnce
conorraing schools viii he dlscuss-,I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

Postmaster Hay. =. Thornton received
m"nis for virginia rnstmas;ers: Joseph
IL Hayden. Irving. Va. 10y presidential
r"arpuintncnt. and Charles =. Pierce. Al
new postmaster at OccaEuan.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-06-18
.CARAWAY
AT2P.M. SATURDAY

Three speeches will be made by
Congressman T. H. Caraway of Craig
head county on his visit here tomor-
row. He will speak at the chapel
services at the State Normal School
Saturday morning on non-political
subject, and then will deliver the
big speech of his stay here at the
courthouse at 2 p. m. A committee
of citizens named by Mayor w. d.
Cole and President Tom Davis of the
Commercial Club will meet Mr.. Cara
way upon his arrival here and will see
to his entertainment. His final speech
of the day will be delivered Saturday
at o'clock at Greenbrier.
R. E. Womack will preside at the
speaking at the courthouse and will
introduce Mr.. Caraway. Although
Senator w. F. Kirby has been invited
to be present or any friend of his to
divide time with Mr.. Caraway, it is
not probable that either offer will be
accepted and that the Craighead coun-
ty man will have the entire time to
himself. The stay tomorrow is the
only one which Mr.. Caraway will make
to this county.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-06-18
HEALTH SERVICE AID
TO SCHOOL CHILDREN

Medical inspection of public school
pupils in Drew, Dallas, Ashley and
Bradley counties have been made since
January l by the Arkansas Public
Health Association, according to its
most recent bulletin of work made pos
sible by the sale Of Christmas seals.
In Dallas county, 1893 school children
We're examined, and 1,077 were found
to be in need of medical attention.
Of 1926 children examined in Ashley
county, 1,066 were found to require
immediate medical or dental attention.
The percentage was also high in Brad
ley county, 1853 of 935 children ex-
amined being found to need atten-
ton.
Approximately s21,800 was the net
returns to the association from the
sale of seals, and this fund will be
used in local communities of Arkansas
for organized work The association
also announces that 10000 schoo
children have been enrolled in the mod
ern health crusade, which aims fol
ibetterment of health conditions in
public schools.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-06-18
To the Democratic Voters of
Faulkner County:

am a candidate for the Democrat
ic nomination for County Clerk, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
primary August 10. | am personally
known to a majority of the voters of
this county; but to those who may
not know me personally, | will say by
way of an introduction, that l was
born and raised on farm in Newton
township, and have spent my entire
life in this county, with exception of
about Is months spent in an adjoin-
ing county. | prepared myself for
clerical work by completing a course
in a business college. l then came to
Conway and secured employment with
Martin & Harton, where | remained
for about five years, then l associated
myself with my brother and opened a
business under the firm name of
Wilson Bros, and operated that bust
ness for more than 20 years. For the
past two years l have been with New
bern Bros, resigning the first of
June, to make the canvass for the
County Clerks office.
These business relations have given
me practical experience in all lines
of clerical work; this experience,
coupled with my business training in
college fits me for the duties attach
ed to the County Clerks office.
The County Clerks office is a cler-
ical office, and requires a practical
clerical man to discharge the duties
of the office in an efficient way.
am not a politician, but have al
ways taken an interest in political af-
fairs sufficient to learn the character
and qualification of men who offer for
Office.
This is the first time in my life tc
run for an office, and | shall make the
race on my merits. My life has beer
spent among you, and you know my
general character as a citizen, and my
qualifications for the office | seek
If you will give me your support
will appreciate it and promise you i
elected to give you courteous and eff
| fcient service.
l thank you for the encouragement
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-06-18
MT. VERNON ARRANGES
BIG PICNIC JULY Is

A picnic on July Is, at which all
candidates for county office will be
given opportunity to speak, has been
arranged by citizens in and near Mt
Vernon. A picnic dinner will be serv-
ed on the grounds at noon, and base
ball games are scheduled for the af-
ternoon. AS many of the county can
didates who care to speak will be
heard. The committee in charge also
invites the general public of the coun-
ty to attend.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-06-18
received from all sections of the
county
George W. A. Wilson,
dw1t Candidate for County Clerk.
MARSHALL.

The farmers are still progressing
nicely in their work, but a nice little
rain would surely help every thing.
Mrs. Floyd Hammonds is on the
sick list this week.
Several around here have cut their
oats and they turned out some bet
ter than expected.
Nearly everybody from here at
tended the all-day singing at Oak
Bowery Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Hammonds, who has
been visiting here for the past two
weeks, returned home last Saturday
Everybody remember that there
will be preaching at this place mex
Sunday at II o'clock. Rev. Heslir
will preach. Everybody come and helI
all you can.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-06-18
DAMASCUS CANNING CLUB.

We wish to report the interesting
meeting of our club on June 4. Miss
Posey, the home demonstration agent,
was with US and demonstrated the
steam pressure Gamer and cooker,
which was very much appreciated by
all members present. Some vegetables
were canned, which are keeping nicely.
Miss Posey also gave some lessons in
poultry raising. We hope to have a
large membership next time with an
interesting program.
Dora Brown, Reporter.
Legal Blanks for sale at this Office,
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-06-18

Dewitt Venable went to Conway
Saturday to accompany his sister
home.
Clarence Brown of Little Rock, who
attended the singing at Oak Bowery,
came up to see his grand parents of
this place, Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Ven
able
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-06-18

Mrs. B. M. Harton left this morn
ing for a visit to relatives at Bates
vile.