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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
AYDAYRADICAL PLOT UNCOVERED
LARGE NUMBER OFFICIALS
SELECTED AS VICTIMS"
FEDERAL AGENTS DISCOVER
nY THE Associated pREss.

WASHINGTON, April 29Plots against the lives Of more
than federal officials have been discovered by
the Department Justice part radical May Day demonsra
tons, Attorney General Palmer announced tonight.
The department has information according to the attorney
general that the nsgaos Of the May Day demonstration here
have working n direct connection and unison with leaders
Of disturbances set for Europe
AS in Europe attempts being made to inese strikes IN all
bas American industries Mr. Palmer said although he did not be-
leve they would be successful
State officials marked victims have been notified by the
,srmen, the attorney general said Of the information in the
hands Of the federal and their cooperation requested
!, reuressng radical demonstrations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
Bryon Urges Democrats
To Vote For Treaty; Says
Late Elections Warning

.vss mad un 10 platform dr.laring Tor
untiu,btipu with r-srryati"ns alrsidY
rrod upon hy large majority ~ IN"
srnstr senator johnson - NUi' b. i..
i,N protect rriins' thr ir01'r and
aeala-i the hluud-rne Of ~" ~'uatots :
who ialk fu 'hv traIb bat uulrr'
c,sr I-s.iNuiiuns.
A earn. iign In favor of ratification
Withuui reservations would result ir
ot.rw hclminr d.f,nt nut wnd is int
uit,lv wntit. % wodld prevent tl,o r"tr
tIdupiiuu oi rr,F.iuE domestic prob
/ l"mr and lrl,, the whole world to
chaos our counsel and advice t'-lhf
Imay cuntiihui' morr O" world po'''
I thTu any army ~ million w'n
vuiid N,r from NOW
! u our puN rrfus'r q" 1ih niifi'n
tlun nov. o. must share. even % u 'l"''
poi fillv Assume. responsibility i"r WHIT
u follows IVY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
ll, A..ris,slrrs

q, A-l,istsd tr,ss
rITTSHl I;Gf Apul - william
Jennings nr,au iu statement issued
% t.. tonight. drrlar,d that tho recent
primuirt were wlruing thl' demo.
cratic senators should l"F' ~" tim" To
voting lm tho ratification of the pc'''
treaty
"pIty iu ratification may d"luE' ih'
world into hlnod md f'"od "ut """ ''''n.
t,i.s with v.a." ,ld M iirvsn
.Tbr rtrut pumaric should %" %
warming lu G,mul l,ss than one
ilri ouh, d-ilu rl'r stood f"r the
uaai, without reservations. Tw" thirds
I,.rr divided uhnut .puall, hciw"'u ini
,neaiiun with rfoNati"nr aud total r'
,.rii,r ,f ~, ttr1iv iu N'nnshn. S'n
.t.. ut,hru.L's Vot" would not have
h..n worth ,,uui.ua hld h" h''1' '"n
uIl.J tn r.iN uu ihu" vh" endorsed
Al. suitud. uu tho rraiN NN hEh'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
FEDERATION CLUB
CONVENTION OPENS
NINETEENTH \>>tOi MtEIi>'
Ot FIRSl DISrRitr MtM
HERS t>nER WAY.

The nlnctcrnih annual convention ~
the First pt.uiu Texas Federation oi
Nomrn's clubs WIS ,pru,d formally
Yesterday Afternoon with an 'lnh"rhi'
r,c.r,inn st the ". T code rwidrnrr.
1916 polk stree, at $50 "cln'k' A'
trpnnnt.ly tnc hundryd 1nd INV "ni
~ town delegates ate expected io he
prescnt ai the convention which prom
i,,y tn hr onc 1t IN" best at udrd
and most sucrossful ever held wt'i'
ously hy the organization.
All meetings viii hc held In the Cen
trail Presbyterian church
Executive Board Meets.
An executive hultd meeting was held
"A, $40 o'clock Yesterday afternoon 90
the home of Mrs Il ). Thompson. l'ol
Folk street
Todny's progipm g. as follows
Eri,ia, Morning. \pril Nih.
Tho program complete Is as I"'
lows IT.
S,90 Delegate will report 10 Gre
d.nti,ls Committee In sunday Schuo
room of Central Presbyterian
church.
a.0O Call to order
Formal Oreuinr Of the Nin'i'rnli
Animal Convention cf the First Dis
iricl Texas Federation oi Women
clubs.
invocation. Rev. u. Thomson, pas
, tor Central PRESBYTERIAN church
Chorus. Dance song VI W"
Wrinzi"ri Philharmonic 'luh.
ld,ltc>>c> nf Mc.cnmc.
F,r the Cilv. Mayor Lon D Nair'
For the Panhandle Chamber "
Commerce. Frank q 1amison.
For tho Womcn's clubs. Mrs. !
N liisbee. -. d,
Rcsrouse for District Mrs W. !
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
UPWARD PRICE
TENDENCY seen
IEDfHN. RESERVE MONTHLY
RI.tItW SiiIWS SLIGHTLY
HIGHER MOVEMENT.

NY Nenriaitd irfas.
WASHINGTON. April 2'-iseports
fr,ia i..t,ia,l reserve agents throughout
ih. cuuntr, .hoN,si marked Tendency
uf urir,y 80 f.sum- their upward h'''N''
u.,ut thu federal '..rt, h,ard rcpnri'-
,,l tonight boz h. -Immnry II busin'SS
conditions ter Nrul iiui the beard ""'
t,l a hoirii ~gn. from ~" '"hsu'''.
.r. ,i,vp.iut uf anxiety concerning
ih, o,l~rau,d situation tesui'h's
.,A.. r.iy msh mi'es ANA w"s'S
I,,tI.b % lsuetol Forecasts Slon"ihg
down Boz The s.arIus rticrs. While inc
.,,..r.f,rr, oHtl,aA r distinctly less sat
i.f,.i.r, than DO vas = month "g" th,
~uiunat, sail and while ~" m'n'h ~
N,aI hs- n.eu p,ri'i u serious Ia
Ii.. H-imIar..- especially IN The Trans
..tlii.r u,1. thr ,,ti,iiv ~ hush''s>
.IY. continued high demand ior r''a''
..t. ..rur .nd with prices '"ts'ins up
sari o. fb,r iG1n downward
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
WOOD STILL LEADS
LATE COUNT SHOWS
AHEAD ~ St>NOE joii>>o>
Is.o NOTES VIM f0iR
nISTsiIT> OFT.
.u Aia'.ar r'~'

ut As.fIiafs1 lf|s
MEM ,I.K. e. o Arfr H-Nf'"
......, I.,uu. .d Wud tonight v'e '.j
i.. S.rit,r uu.m " johnson. d" ''.'.
ua. Iu ..o ,,tH Boo u.r .Nev I''.
umt it r,uus l.'n 90 nnt
t... d....,ts au d'h,s. g,'e " j
MIi. .u 80, ruur.''. retutns IT,
,H. rua .tard, W".i 70 ''s. lnhn..n
.if.-
o.. ,,' rtry republican, 'r i' ''
with % d,.Jl.is mirH- b. Fr'lin-nt'
90 g-s Ed.t tur'. t"ih pl'.ir 4
ip tf. ,hul.. rf N,t.is H- '-prr-s-d Il 81
ItH, ful.nN' StpFr> W'"h as.'''' l'nt
b v.r gssln. i1lluh l"hu-"n 'S.3l'
ia,d.u 4eN>5. Raymond la.N'- Grss-
B sai. NutYr mupirir'th '.,3i. cor
luih.is muIic,lg,W 1.s'3.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
Fire Sweeps German
Causing Heavy Loss
To Business District

a., N.st.. tH's, rs,H.
FutT WORTH April 90 Iiu whit %
niriuaird iu M, sltulW.r Utc,F s.'''
80 Cu rmn r.,l.. 900 uI i'v. W1r
'if..l ~ a.go url..s tiis uaruiug lhf'''
toned q, dr,rN %. vffir lu-it'ss '''H
.i.i,i fu. o uu. and .,u q l"sf '-ii
.lnt,d 1t sfuu uun NuIHH- il. hril1
inrs DESTROYED were the conner ll'iH
ur nov t't,.h,tuiru 'hrrh tv" rr'
,.,N stores. q meat market mud 1 lak
80.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
$4,000 Pounds Hoarded
Sugar Seized at Omaha
By Government Agents

Nv Associated i'uss
OMAHA Nwl .'--Nrl'l agents
s.ig,d %, onu mounds oi slgu ,turl in
Two varrl ms h,lougirs 4" -'r'1 ri"'
.rriy firms and alleged Go l. h"''''d'
tbi. afternoon prir,t ATTORNEY i'i't
.uu rrii I.t,,r act prosecutions WiN l"'
low and u the suits ur' su,,'-tiNl ih'
sugar will o., placed "n ih' market on'
,1u,rru had e.. 500 pounds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
vl,cn Ilan, Effective.

Ta>a d. vIs d.,.l.d t"hy would h'
n a,y, u,,t january o. with cash h".
,. n,ucutr to &c. WHd' On INST ,ll
cri ttruuiug Nril Z. 1927. y" the
tho. fmn,s ct rh,f including hnd
ul.m.1t. h.., .r.h'. N"vii"'"l
trimming and W.dup Insurance lh'
r,puilran committeeman dr.id'i To-
unr rr.t. Sea.unoou tn hr available
Gr urr,iur oh' tlr rlr whom The
ain is approved %, tie pr, 'd'u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
-Four Doomed To Die
Are Granted Reprievc
By New York Governor

q NJ sITlH'TH TT'7s
SSINiNG y S. Nrul .' - ''''
men convicted of ,ho mug- oi .
T,uN fIhuHy agent Hnd "hi"n'"d ="
de in th, d.ir. chair 20 Sins sins
.pr.rHn hfr tonight w'r' rItni'd o.
pti.t, Dos Gorum Smith tor h"uri
'isfur. th, ,N.rUiiuu was O" ht,r ''h'n
place
Iu.aph NiIauu en-" "f th, riisnu' fs
b. alleged o. htt, made a confession
saving thlt o., alone unt rsp"u-ini,
ifI th, q, lih uf the agent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
Il,rr KILLED IN snow sIiIe.

~ l-|-'TI---I TT1sI- , =
,Nr1in.AGE. Nlsa1 Aprii ga
ri..... n..p uer. killed lni six slighiiv
.n.si,i eb-u SNOW slide la'e 'es'"r'
.l.,. .,...r..l into v-abiug iartv ON IN"
r... ,rar,at raprmd 90 VA" seventy
s,x i..tvtsn Anrhuag" and Scward.
-.,,..,.irr .,ss,s inta the ic- nliod va.
..t- Il ~uruagiin Arm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
20 iioId Caurus To-day.

G.pr,s,niHit, Nuuug North lh'N"ln
rd n,u Wisconsin hult'd "nd i"iu'd
the conference With republican iusur.
g,Hir to ry plans iur th" opposition
urht go th"u party caucus t"m"'ro"
night Thur Withdrawal iu"m the WAYS
and mean, '"ul ili'" conference !''l
o.. republicans With a majority 81 but
u r th. luil committee il "a" i"ltlne
. .,,lpr. 500. with th, democrats.
IN adopting the saios tIN Of one r'r
...t. ,u .rs mulhi, business th' rr.
pulhuu ,mmltr'm,n d,ril'l tins
I,,, would uut upplN ml's the r'nuh'
l..,u committeeman decided this levy
,onld uH ppplN mlr- th" agstrgai'
um ,\,,.ds 80 uou instead ol thr prr
ul ,ldurod limit eft N'on "th'i
D,u. 81 tNuiiDu approved hN thr -"
/ ,uIh, us nuupl, ttN "n ~ 'i"'h '\
hane transactions lul Increased i'N''
ou iu,utu, tobacco Wud ''al estate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
>I1NR SELLS WHOLESALE
IOR 70 CENTS \ rot W

n ~ TITTT -
,urNIo Npri 81 Suulr -
.f.. host uur, rn .rtri n 'HDtl.
.r.. .,uuuhre 90 .Hurs-.Hu m'n
..,r when 1000 irHand Ia aad lHT %
..nte Who'd, slile.
rH,,Is sfttmriad co. huv w"f' D.,
.rfarng D. c,nts. but there wss none fnr
sale.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30

rhr arsif,iutiinns ard assaults. vi.
Ialmcr said vorr Included In The May
lay purrum organized hy III" ronmu'
n,r, labor imrty and other radical clc.
r,uir and wrr" IN addition {" strikes
end other ditiurlanora intended hy ih"
r,dir,ls ~ an effort u behalf "f p'ac"
with sr,i,. itufsia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
Special Grand Jury
Will Probe Charges
of Booze Dealings

ArsKtGHE. Aprl @" Federal Iudt
Il l.. williams tol'y declared g gini,
,ur, would mmc,\ .rl, b" cmwn'll''
in iu,, stigitc charges that internal t''
,nuo officers are taking hush money
u,au ,iulliurs uf IA, prohibition l'"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
BREAK DEVELOPS
OVER SALES PLAN
To RAISE BONUS
TWO MEMBERS IiOi ~ WN> AND
MEANS IgMNITTEE JON
I>St RulNTS.

y As.o.iatcl rfrss
WASluNG1pN. Aprl 20 pppus
Iti.u among h"u,r rcimhlictls to e
.lI,s ias fur raising part ni tho tl,'
.pl unn urn u,, l.d iot su.di,i rl li,i leg
s-..-,i,-- ~ --riry rv-1T-rp,u in,,k ~
DO. uml m,Dug u ihr republican
u.mh., ut th, vsys aud m'tns com
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
CONGRESS BLAMED
FOR HIGH SUGAR
PRICES BY PALMER
SAYS pRESIDINT MADE NTLNil
10 RCiilSE ttBN> tRof
IiIT LACKED tPIOkT
OWN ACTIONS DEFENDED.
Passing the I,uck" Familiar 'asiin'c IN
Capiial Aiiorne, t'cn'ral Tells
House Investigating
Committee.

By ArsneiAiel rTe-s
WASlliNGTuN \mil 80 t'-
lending his own action ~ 90" i''
ing T. aud n cents ~ itt mi'''
for Louisiana sugar Attorney ''''.
,,ul Palmer testified i"laN hcior'
hour investigating committee
u,ni pros,dr'i wilson would have
i,riYht the entire cuban cl"p last
! ,.nr 70, allow figure u congress hid
not lgu,rrl his request '"i h'''-'
siry legislation.
Defend, President.
A,r rting that II w,s not proper u"
,ong-,ss to attempt io plic" rrspun
Utility an the president. and d"hyiui
that he WAS attempting iu shield hin
fr,m attack hy political uppou'iis 81
Palmer sid passing tn buck WIS
,,miliai past urr IN Washington an'
nn not often misunderstood hN ih
public Nj Palmer said IN Wrrr",iu
the IItifiuna uicc iic "'N,rcif'd 'iN
fully his discretion" and had "u" apoI
ury" contcnding that millions Wyr
saved the American public
Nmrndnrni Necessary
IN. ,N,rcisn ul such hWill disD'
tirn Waf .,,t,d n the driaururul b.
cnngt, ss iu am,nuug %" l,,' i"'
control l1u o. pums1 pr"ll'"'is.' NJ
Palmer asserted oNphimrl tIfi h'iw
uug acted h' htd informed % of hI
l.au i"l gnnu.Uarg uir uirrr t 90
rrr,..rr- With % charged So o.
iut i,t..' boo co.. ..s aud UuH-.tIt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
WEATHER

Wet T.Nas Iridl, uns'iil9l ana
,s.i.r lp northern generally 'tir m
,,p,h nst,on. saturday probably fair
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
Detail, oi Clash.


Gt'N pHiETA April 'mTan1i
truuua aud rryuluiionisli had their iirst
,lnih nd the Mountains dividing III"
Iiat,s ~ rhihnahul and Sonora to-day
WAS announced 90 uiliuuN hnd
uunrt,rf here tonight thl tad,1ucr de-
ia,hmouts - tho two iarrrs 'Hshrd
near rulriin Pass.
The sonora trunlF captured Il '.1I
rama soldiers. II was stated. ON" man
un each aid- WIS reported KILLED.
East oi t1la fririn.
pulrt plfa b. 10" pprnL'f ihI'ntd
the mountains which it WAS expected
rartuuzi trours concentrated "n tho
chihuahua mdr would us, in th'ir 'i
forts g. enter sonora The pass b. A"ui'
'lio miles southeast az here.
The S"uuil trnurs siid Z" uun'"
four hundred we're led hy General y
y piuH The Carrancisl's wen" "i ih'
iNsth infantry regiment which hnd beet
lruitInr, Lat chsas rrandos chihuahua
, General Pmn rrpnftod tho prisoners "f
/ f.r.d tn enlist boz the sonora army 1n'
it.id uf many d.srriinrs occurring d1il'
Iuon tH rauAnza ,aILAA--
| Th. fsht we Siit &" nave tit l
Iplu,. 10 d. u. to-day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30

Several Witnesses were heard ny the
,ommiii'-. all of whon virtually agreed
thu irrduccd production of paper due I"
iacb IT understanding bctwe,n the pun
90 herr snd manufacturers together With
the inpid incrar. IN advertising since
the war had resulted in n situation ot
which the brokers and io'lcrs had taxi
cD ad,nutlpr isonuse uf the prevailing
hlrh prices the witness sail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
Wnl Mt Propl,cs,.

Ton not going &" pr"phrSN whHi WIZ
happen" Nc Palmer slid y am lurt
mstiur pullir SOME - the things "n,
agent, nav. dly.ny,r-d Hui h w'll
tn unset nur nations srh"mc "i h'ihE
,ntnis fur snythiur ~" radicals may
,.us. rumc trouble
Nlr Palmer .,id that whil, b" '"ulh
o,t dia,luse the nature ~ the '"mmn'
ui,, iabu lurt,s plan in connection
with further rinhcs headers 81 that "'.
r,u,zt,inn hid concentrated on several
u.rnft,nt Industries aud aud that ih'
d,mnnrruiiuns PLANNED {" r'us' u"nh''
I tt vpil outs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30

Manufacturers 80 pal'"f siHcialues
ad ho,n ,riirod into the manulariui"
ui print uaprr which had served io ae'
rt,,ntc he ltuatinn The regular pa
isr Manufacturers were defended Hnf
declared tn have hccn reasonable NJ
making new contracts The witnesses.
iowoy,r urged that new'1 ii"rs should
,onunr cou.nmr> ~ paprrs TO the
rmuuui pru,si iH their contracts AMI
i,. ullu eut ut ihr sIrn market
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30

Toms II innammntor, Literature hn'"
ia,r circulated in tho l1N monih "f
.,Ntress aud fr,ight and secretly dis'ril'-
tt.f Lg tmnl lradrts. according :" in
fnrniatinn obtained ht department
1grtr = b. communist h'''r vr" 10 ni'
-D has sent ulmst"us 'iaif"ttl 'niS
rui,, into ,iii,s whr- ~, ii,b w's
Il. au,d rp.. Nr inl1r r"'"F''d
~. uon have Hrou dnd B. constant
.lt,.ilu. Iy agents aud % We
ihrnurh th,n r,ii,t'es th1t NJ s"t
ornmru, was ursi ibl' 4" cs,ah.isl d'ii
uu.lv ihr aiuH of ~, ,r"up for M'N
BaN disturbances
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30

An "i the propaganda advocating M'F
Ia, disturbance referred to 'inhulnhil
.,,..,tu,..nt ~ ~. slyict government ~
l...sgla a, %, nllod slater Al4ulG =.
l.l p,Npr Mr Palmer continued ~
f.r.irn sections If industrial r"ni"rS'
rpp.al. fm 'pearr With Russia have
ta..r ,mitt-i ls the main mrih"d W
ilttiur up a. ptisfa,ti"n with thi-
government Nj Palmer SAID S'iih''
tud dirud.rs. be- add'd .fim'l, nr'
m.ani tu .mphlsil" 90 Amctonn ON.
.l,ls th. threats m the radio ~ ih'i
.Uiaii o., mur . resumed with lhss''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30
CURTA|LED PAPER
USE IS ADVOCATED
As CHIEF REMEDY
NJ unEp Ol WITNESSES TESTIFY
I,LtOhE SENATE PROB
MI COMMITTEE.
MANUFACTURERS BLAMED
i,rul,rrs aud Jo,hrrs Included in list
Declared Responsible for Grill
-.--..-fai News Print ciiuziisn-

fy Associated Press
WASHINGTON. April Iii.ne for
th, hirl rfics - rfint Paper was placed
primarily upon snail manufacturers
hsak,is and iall,crs although publish
en- ihcmselN,s were held partly to
blame bv wi,n.sus toslny before SEN
li. Investigating cUnmiite' cfrtaii'h
rrnanmpiion "a order to hrsak the spot
market i~pdiug increased production
var generally advocated NJ a reAcd,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-30

,continued on Page -
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-02
COUNTY POLITICS
 ALIVE THIS WEEK

Taking on new life the week before the primary on August 10, county politics are simmering this week, with the Democratic Central Committee set to meet here tomorrow to name judges and clerks and the Republi can county convention to follow the Democrats at the courthouse on We'd nesday. The G. o. P. at that time will decide whether or not to put a complete or partial county ticket in the field when the general election Is held. The various Democratic can didates will put in their hardest week of campaigning between now and Sat urday.
 County Chairman John E. Lyon and Secretary c. E. Owen made the call for the Republican convention in ac- cordance with the decision reached at the party meeting last spring, when jt was decided not to nominate a coun- ty ticket at that time, but to leave it open for decision later. It is prob able that the party will put at least a partial ticket in the field against the Democratic party will select on Aug ust 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-02
Rayburn Pyle of Little Rock was a visitor in Conway yesterday

Rayburn Pyle of Little Rock was a visitor in Conway yesterday.
 Ponderosa tomatoes $50 per bush el or 4c per pound. Phone 118. Dick Ligon.-8 -28d2t*
 For Sale-High grade sweet milk for a limited. number of customers Connor Morehead.-d1t* For Rent-Two unfurnished rooms for light housekeepin. See Mrs. Katie Drummer or call 420.-8-2d3t
 w. o. w. Notce-You will now find my office the first door north of City News Stand. A. L. Jones, Clerk S-2Sd2t
 Have your cleaning and pressing done by Anton Worm, the tailor First-class work guaranteed. Phone 107.-7-13dtf.
 Mrs. w. F. Whiddon and Mrs. H. T Whiddon and Mrs. Bessie Cox left this morning for stay of several days at Hot Springs.
 For Sale or Trade-One gray Eagle Jack, 8 years old. A good breeder and sure. See me at once if interested C. c. Jones, on North Front street Conway. -31d3t
 Come to see us when you have troubles" We never have them. Our shop is prepared to handle your work. We can burn the carbon out of your motor. United Motor Co., 5-24dtf
 Dr. F. s. H. Johnston and son, Edwin, left this morning for stay of several weeks at Lake Junuluska, N. C., where the summer assemblies of the Southern Methodist church are being held.
 Springfield Business College needs one hundred young men for telegraph CTS and station agents on the Frisco and Union Pacific. Guaranteed wages first month greater than cost of tui- tion. Write J. A. Taylor, today.-d1t*
 The condition of Mrs. R. B. Haskins, who was taken seriously ill at Cum mins last week, is reported today to be improved, but not sufficiently to en- able her to return to Conway. MT. Haskins will remain with her until she is able to return home.
 
 Mrs. W, P Dorrill of Kosciusko, Miss, arrived this morning for vis- it of several weeks to her son, s. F. Dorrill She was accompanied by her son, w. N Dorrill, who will visit here for some time Mrs. Dorrill stood the trip well despite her age of 7S years.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-02
MANY WITNESSES
 CALLED FOR TRIAL

Between so and 70 witnesses are summoned for the trial this afternoon of R. T. Stone vs. Doss Harness, a caes involving the ownership of a mule claimed by both of the litigants. The case will be heard before Justice of the Peace c. M Easterwood and will be given a jury trial. At the first hearing of the case, the jury was un- able to reach verdict The immense number of witnesses summoned are called by the litigants to establish the identity of the mule, which is the point in question. Evidence produced at me first trial did not convince the jury either way.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-02

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Sam J. Donnell was visitor in Little Rock Sunday.
 For Sale-A lew choice milch cows Erbacher Bros.-4-1dtf.
 Mrs. Georgia Hendrickson is a visi- tor in Little Rock today.
 Mrs. W. F. Camp is the guest of relatives today at Plumerville.
 Wanted-Four or five room modern house. Phone 340.-7-26d6t.*
 See Dunaway G Bradley for real astate and insuraAce.-3-4dtf
 Wanted-W oodchoppers. Apply to l. N. Fields, phone 24.-6-19dtf
 Fresh catfish today at Erbacher's. -d1t.
 We can vuleanfze your auto tires. Conway Overland Co.-8-2Sdtf
 Talk your real estate wants over with Reeves & Burke.-4-10dwtf.
 Miss Edith Mosley left this morn ing for visit to friends at Ozark.
 Postmaster E. A. Brennan is bus mess visitor in Little Rock today.
 See Cline x Williams for real estate and insurance. Quitman. Ark.-1-29dtf
 Mrs. c. E. Owen left this morning for visit to relatives at Pontotoc, Miss.
 Back a winner. Vote for J. E. Wofford for County Treasurer 7-28dtf
 Don't lose your vote. Vote for J. E. Wofford for County Treasurer 7-28dtf
 Will trade for cattle-Ford car in good shape. J. H. Berry, phone ACT. -7-29d4t.*
 Mrs. Howard c. Johnston left this morning on a vacation trip to Denver and Colorado Springs.
 Miss Heslope Gibbon returned to Little Rock this morning to resume her duties at St. Luke's hospital. Mrs. Hugh Pence and children have returned from a stay of six weeks at Hot Springs, Magnolia and Hope. August Cosmopolitan, Ladies Home Jounal, Photoplay, Peoples and Red Book at Anderson's Book Store.-dlt E. C. Owen, who is completing his work at Hendrix College, returned this morning from a visit to his par ents, Rev. and Mrs. T. o. Owen, at Fordyce.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-02
BATTERY PLANT BIGGER.

Additions have been made to the battery service station of the Lincoln Jones Electric Company so that 40 storage batteries may now be charged at the same time, and as many auto- mobiles supplied with service batteries whle the others are being charged. The plant is five years old, and has continuously expanded to serve the trade in this territory. Lincoln Jones are now agents for the we'll known Eveready and Vesta batteries, both of which are popular with Faulk- ner motorists. The development of the battery station gives the company three big lines of business, electrical contracting, the sale of electrical sup plies, and the battery department.