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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
SENATOR MOSES CALLS
RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR
Secretary Nuortcra Promises to
Have Martens There Monday
When Hearing Begins.
L. 5. WILL ASSIST DEPENDENTS
Families of Men Dcported Will BE
Cared For by Recommendations
Warrants Arc Issued for Alleged
Reds.
L. $. WILL ASSIST DEPENDENTS
he As.oclateL Pr.ss

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-Subpoenas
were served tonight on Ludwig Z. A.
h Martens. scif-styled Russian Soviet
inip"SSador 10 the United States, and
ms secretary and spokesman Santeri
>uortcNa. calling for their appearance
At INC initial hearing Monday Of the
senate forciSn Relations subcommit-
'e.' charged with an investigation Of
RUSSIAN propaganda in the United
states. Both accepted the summons.
martens, for whom Department OF
'uS'ice aSsnts have been seeking with
warrant for arrest, it was said Mt
INC Temporary headquarters here OF the
Russian Soviet bureau" was servna
with the subpoena lat the homo here
or friend with whom he had snent
the afternoon" The subpoena fo- mo
"pPearance OF Nuorteva was served at
'he Offices OF the bureau"
Several Session. Predicted
Henpers OF the subcommittee, which.
IN addition to Senator Moses 10 cor
posed OF Senators Borah Idaho and
hnoX, Pennsylvania, Republicans and
fomerene. Ohio, and Shields Tenncss.a
democrats. said that the examination
OF Martens and Nuortcva would oc-
eupy several sessions. Additional wit
hesSes have not been selected.
NuorteNa in a recent statement said
mat Martens was prepared to substap-
tate charges made by the "embas.v"
'hal certain planks in the Communist
ana Communist Labor party platforms.
winch. he claimed. were the basis OF tho
recent raids and of tho present de-
poFtation proceedings against members
VI thc party, were framed by Depart- :
Wcnt OF Justice agents. Martens he
@ saiu aiso, II permitted TO testify would
prove completely of Department OF JUS
''cs agents in the summer bomb plots.
message from Chicago today said
that Martens helped finance the Com.
inunist and Communist Labor parties
IN ChicaEo. according to a statcmnnt
gwen out today by Assistant States
Attorney Henry a. Berger
VIII Aid Families.
Federal agents have been instructed
10 investigate the circumstances of
All FAMILIES from which the govern
ment had dcportcd the bread winner.
nut MT. Ciarvan warned .nat mo false
synlpathies would enter into the gov
crnmsnts decision in extending assist
II has not vet been determined
through what channels provision will
alone. i'''
telegram from Detroit tonight ad-
Nlscd that deportation warrants for 352
oil too alleged Communists, held here
as the result Of raids last week, were
received today. AT the same time war
rants Tor the deportation of thirty
one to hfty-scven alleged anarchists $
ahd koiSheriStS taken in raids last No
Nempcr also were received
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
NEW YORK DISTRICT
DEALERS ASK RIGHT
To ADVANCE PRICES
Plead 'incrcdsed Demund,
Short Supply" in Support of
Higher Food Figures.
LBy Associated Press. |

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Federal Food
Administrator Williams announced to-
day that he had reported to the De-
partment OF Justice Il number OF ap-
plications. TO increase retail prices in
this district.
and shortage OF railroad cars" given
as reasons for u requested advance in
prices. arc the first principles of
Commodities OH which dealers wish
TO charge higher prices include eggs,
oats and -four, Mr.. Williams said.
James II. Stafford, new Federal food
adminfstrator for New York Statj
that during the past week many foods
advanced in price from IL cent to s
cents pound. the increase being "all
taller. Eggs went UP & cents.
lie advocated Federal licensing. of
every dealer in merchandise and food.
as inc government can regulate their
profits. N'''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
STATE DEPARTMENT HEARS
JAPANESE CONTROL TUNNEL
Foreign Representatives Leave Irkutsk
npd Polish Forces Invade Territory
Held by DenclSine,
IBy Associated Press.l


WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.--Advices to
the state Department today from ST.
neria and European Russia summarize
ing the Russian situation asserted
that the foreign representatives had
quit lrkuisk; that the japanese had
taken control OF the Baikal Railway
tunnels: that tho BolShevists were
practically unopposed at Taiga and
were advancing in South Russia; that
hoStilticS between k:Sthonia and the
Soviet had ceased. and that the Polish
troops were making inroads in terri
tory formerly controlled by Denikine's
forces.
The advices said that while no def
mite news had been received as to the
location of Admiral kolchak's head
quarters. he had not yet reached Ir-
kutsk, where the Czech forces have
taken over the railroad station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
FOG HALTS ALL SHIPPING
Chesapeake Bay and Ocean Steamers
Are Held Tn and Sailinss
Ar Cancelled
Nv AssOciatcd prnss

bAi.TIMoRE, MD. Jan 1.-Two days
ann @ hights or dense fog has tied iIp
ocean steamers as we'll aS Chcsaucpkc
haE craft One ship the Texan. is los.
ins us ;" a minute by remaining In port.
che mas lz,oo0 tons OF foodstufts aboard
FOR Italy. In the pail of n,jst m r,,,,,l
or Richmond, OF the Chesapeake Ray'
Steamship ~ Company. sideswipcd the
Ivan az she was passing between
fort McHenry and LaZarctto on her
way M the channel. The damage 10
the CITY OF Richmond Is estimated Mt
s2a.ooo. and is all above the water
River points. =
All sailings scheduled for this after
noon and tonight have been Cancelled
9y the Chesapeake Steamship Company
due TO the heavy fog and drift lee The
steamers city OF Baltimore and Ala.
nama, operating on the Baltimore and
Norfolk line, reached port this after
noon six hours behind schedule.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
ESCAPE AFTER GRABBING
$4,000 WORTH OF GEMS
onIe W",a bandits Succeed In Darinr
IN .icw OF Policeman
and Detective
by Associates Pres. !

PHILADELPHIA. pa. Ian
bW'o%niie So, % bandits tonight broke n
ShS~ :! S", window In the store of l. Prcss d
hero "a d E;Shth and Chestnut Streets
uea ,h AZ $4,000. while a policeman and
me store detective stood only twrntv n,v u
AS the automobile moved s,ou,
INC store two OF the men ieanes, nm,
snid Shed the window with an iron Har
Iiappcd ,,l inc Jewelry and then ran down
me me street and hoped into tho auton,nI
Diie. The detective fired nj thc hn
dlts, but apparently without effnci
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
CAPTURE $4,000 PRISONERS
WIRELESS MESSAGE SAYS
KRASNOYARSK is TAKEN
Remnants of First, second and rbird
-Armie" Are Reported TO Have
Surrendered.
fBy Associated Press !

l.oNDON. Jan. s.-S'rhc town OF Kras-
noyarsk. Eastern Siberia. mas bccn en-.
tu.ed by the Bolshcvists. according to
a MOSCOW wireless dispatch.
me remnants of the First Second
Hered and $4,000 prisoners already
nave been counted" says the dispatch
Another MOSCOW dispatch says the
southern front in Russia in the prcs-
ent offensive includes 400 guns. 900
machine guns. 900 rifles. eighteen ar
mored trains. 200 locomotives 10 ooo
wagons and large stores of food and
munitions, together with $4,000 prls-
onerS. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
CHURCH BUDGET is FIXED
Calls for Expenditure OF SI,a3n, 900. .poo
IN Next Five Years to Spread
the Gospel.
By Associated Prem

7 nv ASSoclated Frens.
ATLANTIC CITY, Jan. 9.-The budget
of the Interchurch World Movement.
to be used in o-ord;nating the en-
crSicS OF the Protestant denominations
for the evangclzation of tho world.
was approved today at the conference
OF 400 church leaders here The
budget calls for the expenditure OF
Sla3o.oo".0OO In the next five years.
IL provides for evnnSelissic work in
america and the foreign field. proper
hnanci ing OF hospitals and homes. liberal
awards 10 struggling colleges. for the
and better wages to both ministers
and missionarie
IT is specified that no part OF the
review, TO be appointed with equal rep
resentation of all denominations. with
out the consent OF the dcnominationaI
board directly affected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Taft Opposes Wilson Plan
to Put Treaty Up to Polls
IBy Associated pre,..I

i'OtTl-AND. ME-. Jan. g.-PrO-
crnstinstlon In the settlement OF
the senate controversy over the
ratihcatiop OF tho peace trcnty by
The adoption OF President Wilson's
fdea OF making the treaty the issue
81 campaign was opposed by
former Prcsident Taft today In re-
marks At dinner OF the Portland
Rotary Club.
uf the treaty hecnmc campaign
issue IL would he fourteen months,
W.T.. TAFT said, before nnythipS like
Hetfiement conld he reached, and
ne considered II doubtful II even
'nen IL could rcniIy he ACCOM-
p'Hneo. lie argued against tho ac-
teptance of the lenJcrship or ex-
tremfsts mt either end Of tho linz
OF c"ntroversy. and said Ii wa.
e-se9ttal that world peace he 40
cured promptly and on the best
possible terms through compromise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
ROAD COMMISSION ASKS CHANGES IN SEVEN ROUTES
LEADERS PRESS TREATY RA7ZFICAT TON COMPROMISE
SENATE WRIT TO FORCE SOVIET LEADER TO TESTzFl
Authority on Economy
Approves Hoover Plan
ny YVES GUYOT,

PARIS, Jan. Oh er bert G..
ifuOrrr's dcnunci.iion of The pol
ley Of United States government
I"nn> to Europe Is unassnilably
AOund.
Neither France nor England nor
Italy cnn expect the people of
America, already SronninE under
heavy taxation, to pny Europe"
reconstruction out of their own
pockets. That would be askinE too
much.
The Suggestion or sir. Hoover for
crcdits 10 Europe by private cor
poratiUns will solve tho difficulties
II II Is needed. II IL tho wfscst ad-
vice American business has yet re-
ccivcd. IL In true VIC nrr desper-
aic1y In need of credits, but they
should he voluntary, given by the
merchant princes OF the United
states. who will directly prOHt
from opening up the European mar
kcts now unable to pay for the
transatlantic goods.
To force the American people TO
finance through tho American n
government Treasury Is nh unjust
and dangerous policy, capable of
bringing about grave political
crisix.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
VANDERBILT HOME SOLD
Fifth Avenue Property Brings S5,5O0.-
S20,OnO,O00 Structure.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Thc Cornelius
vanderbilt home. fronting Fifth Ave-
nue. from Fifty-seventh TO Fifty-eighth
streets, has been sold for 81. 300. O00
cash, it was announced today n woS
Safd that the residence. one Of the
most costly in America. Will make way
Tor z S2O.OOO,o00 structure. The name
of tho purchaser has not been dis
closed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
LUCY PAGE GASTON WILL RUN
Files Notice of Candidacy for Repub-
HcAn Fresidential Nomination on
AntitObncco Platform.
HSSOVIItttI y FFtNS,
Tnta q Mis-. ,

10y associated Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.--Miss Lucy Page
Gaston today opened headquarters here
10 campaign for the Republican nomi-
nation for President on an antitobacco
platform
Miss Castor. noted as an implacable
roc of the cigarette, hlcd her PLATFORM
and declaration to be IL candidate in
South Dakota.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
GOVERNMENT REQUIRES
FIVE BILLION DOLLARS
ConSrcS cSSman Good Asserts That Sum
Docs Not Include Aid for
Railroads.
MAKES PER CAPITA TAN st7
Chairman OF Appropriation Comm
tee Charges Many Department
Heads With Extravaganza and Dc.
pi0rcs Lack of Business ACumcn.

CHICAGO. Jan. !.-'The est.ma c d
requirements Of the United States gov
ernment. not including anything for
the railroad administration for the
next fiscal year, We're placed at s5.25O.-
e0o.oOo by Congressman James w.
Good. ot Iowa, chairman Of the House
Committee on Appropriations He
made the statement toniyh. before
the Illinois Manufactprers' Associa-
ton In an address advocating Il bud
get system.
This sum. the speaker said, repre-
sented q per capita tax OF S;7. and 20
Collect even much smaller sum the
hand OF the tax Sathcrcr would fall
heavily upon many OF the people. lie
charged many government department,
heads with extravaganza and deplorcd
the lack OF real business acumen" in
others: NO press bureau budget plan
nor the British budget system viii
answer. he said, for the need OF an
American budget code
Public Demands Efficiency.
He said the taxpayers were bccom-
ing more insistent for government
nscal efficiency, and apparently the
United states government was the onl,.
great business concern not run alon..
business lines
g.. With one breath" said the speaker,
sli.o0o.oo0 TO establish employment
agencies throughout the county to
help our unemployed iiud jobs while
IN another he voices his approval OF
the plan of the COMMISSIONS OF Inn
migration 20 bring into tn. United
states $4,000 laborcrs from Porto Rico
and Mexico 10 supply a labor short
age.
"on the same day that the Attorney
Gcrcral is seen starting a great cru
sade against buying anything eXccpt
ths actual necessaricS for immedia, I e
needs We see tho Secretary of Aeri-
culture advising and urging the state
hlSnway com missions TO buy all kinds
OF nlhteria! and machinery for road
use.
Contracts mt Higher PRICES.
we behold the Treasury Depart
ment urgine Congress 10 accept "A gem
srcus donation by patriotic citizens OF
southern city OF 5000 acres OF land
on which to build hospital. and
when "a generous appropriation is made
oy Congress to build this hospital VIC
see TINS same department letting a
ccHtract To some OF these same pa
Irin'ic citizens who donated the land
Ihat u not ali. The contract is let
~ just double tho amount which the
treasury Department estimated /,
would cos;. 10 have the same improve
ment; made by letting out the work
to GbcontractOrs
We hear all of the executive de-
partmentS in ono grand finale de-
nouncinS the hoarder of the neces-
SaricS OF !ltc and threatening to throw
MN IN ll!i. while. at the same time.
We behold the Secretary OF War, the
greatest hoarder of necessities in ali
boarded stock until commanded by
Congress-"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
cZECH0-SL SLOVAKIA PAYS LOAN
More Than SG.OOO.sOO Advanced siX
Months Ago by Syndicate
Is Returned

NEW YORK, Jan. a.--The govern
ment OF Czecho- Slovakia has paid
months ago by an American syndi
cate, il was announced here today.
The loan was in the form of an ac-
York banks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
RECORD PRICE FOR RICE
A Americnn Import and Export Comp.pv
ohers $40 Cents Pound for
2,3OO Dars.
BY Associated Press

SACRAMEN CAL, Jan. 9.-What
growers said was record price for
rice was bid today by the American
Import and Export Company, which
bags held by the Pacific Rice Growers
Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
WILL BUILD "VICTORY HALL"
General PcrshinE Indorxea New York's
Plan for Memorial to Amer
icnn Soldiers.
rBy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK, Ian. 9.--Thc Victory
in this city near tho Grand. Central
Terminal AS a memorial to American
soldiers. at a cost OF s15.000000. has
been indorscd by General PershinE as
"a monument worthy Of their achieve
mcntS." it was announced today. The
committee which is back OF the project
expects to raise the necessary funds by
popular subscription.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Youth Tell. Police of mo,a.,

CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-Harry Bonnie, 10,
day and confessed, according to the
police; that he witnessed the murder
Of John, La France. a retired ship
builder, In Fairhaven, Mich, the night
OF December q. He accused Louis
T'arTuette. 6lso OF Marine City, Of
shooting La France with a shotgun, the
Benton Harbor, Mich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
HOLLAND WOULD REQUEST,
EX-KAISER TO RETURN HOME
Dutch Parliament Drafts Memorandum,
Suggesting Dcsirnbiiity of Such
Step.
: Associated Prose. I

THE HAGUE. Jan 9.-,..The First
drafted and presented to the Cabinet
a memorandum suggesting that it now
is desirable that Holland request form
er Emperor William Of Germany 10 re-
turn To his own country
In the ordinary course OF parlia-
mcntary procedure the government
would answer tho First Chamber
Tho government, however. it has
hecn learned by the correspondent does
not consider the memorandum impor-
tant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
HOUSING CRISIS ACUTE
THROUGHOUT AMERICA
Industrial Conference WIFI Bc Asked
to Consider Methods to Bring
Relief.
iRv Universal Service. l

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.-Presidcnt
Wilson'S. Industrial conference has
been asked TO take up the housing
crisis In the United States and 10
consider methods to bring relief.
Declaring that in New York CITY
places arc needed to care for the
present shortage, the American Insti-
tute OF Architects today called attcn-
ton to the situation and sent an iden-
gress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
POTATO PRICE SCARS
WHhin rNwenty-Four Hour. GaIn NJ
From "5 to 10 Cents Is
Recorded.
fBy Associated Press

CHICAGO. Jan. 9-Another bip
Jump TOOK place today in the price OF
potatoes. Compared with twenty four
hours before. the market was up o. 70
~ cents a hundredweight, at SAFE for
Northern whites, almost equal TO tho
cago. i'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Trnmc Arnin nes,,mcd.

NASHVILLE. TENN, Jan. 0.-Local
railroad officials announced tonight
that service had been resumed on ali
branches leading out of Nashville after
repairs OF the tracks damaged by re-
cent heavy floods and washouts In
West Tennessee. 37@
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
TWO MILLION ARE DEAD
Red Cross Report Shows Thnt .O.O00..
600 Inhabitants I'm Poland Arc
Now Refugees.
Try Asaociatn1lprnss

WARSAW. Jan. 9.-More than o.0no
600 civilians have died in Poland since
the outbreak Of the war, and 30 ner
cent of the country's present populn-
tion of 20.000.0O0 are refugees. accord
ing to figures made public here by the
American Red Cross.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
DETERMINE DETAILS OF
TREATY ENFORCEMENT
Eight Preliminary Documents Ar
S'Sned IN Preparation for Ratf-
ncatlon of Pact.
By Associated Prcss. ]

I'd!
PAElS. Jan. a.-Eight preliminary
uocnnents concerning The details OF
the enforcement of the treaty have
been signed in preparation for the rat
ihGation OF the Versailles compact.
Five OF these are between the en-
tente nnd the Germans, and concern
Gaiicia and the other territories af.
Iected- Iho other three. between tho
Poles and the Germans, settle tba do
taiis or the relations of these coiIn-
tries In the enforcement Of the treaty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
MINERS BURN TO DEATH
Trapped in Shnft Mt Scranton, Pm.
when Lamp IEnitcs Pocket
of Gnh.
I By Associated Press. !

SCRANTON, PA, Jan. 9--Two miners
We're burned. one probably fatally, in
an explosion I'm an abandoned working
OF the Bellevue property, OF the Della
Company this afternoon. One Of the
men Is, said TO .hava heen carrying n
naked lamp, which ignited a pocket OF
gas. The explosion looseEed a largo
portion of the roof of the work ing,
and two hours elapsed before tho men
were taken out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
ASK DEATH PENALTY FOR NEW
District Attorney Tells Jurors Man
Charged with Murder Was Sane
When Crime Was Committed.
IBy Associated Press.

Los ANGELES. Jan. ?.-Dcath pen
atty for Harry New. charged with the
murder .:hcre last July OF Miss Freda
Lesser, was demanded today by the
state attorney in opening arguments
Asa V. Keyes deputy district attor-
ncy devoted his argument mainly to
testimony presented by the defense in
us contention that New was insane
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
UPRISING IN KOREA
BolshevIst wieless Announces Opposi-
ton Has Developed Against
JRYancae Rule,
fBy Associated press

LONDON. Jan. Am anti-Ja pnnesc
uprising has broken out lin Korea, ac-
cording to Bolshcvist wireless com
Moscow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
Tencher., Strike !. Ayer,ed

NEW YORK. Jan. "a threatened
strike OF teachers In New York public
schools was averted today when the
Board OF Aide dermen was authorized to
issue revcnue bonds to the amount OF
$62o.o0o In order to pay teachers sal.
artes for December
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
UNIONlSTS Reject TERMS
RAILWAY Workers of England Refuse
WaEe Schedule Offered by Gov
crnInent OHlciaIE.
TBy ASSOCIATED press.I

by I
LONDON, Jan. 9.-The union OF rail-
way workers at conference today re-
jcctcd tho terms offered by the gov
ernment in settlement of the wage de-
mands of the workers. Nevertheless
there is no deadlock between the union
heads and tho government and no pros
pcct at present OF a strike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-10
MILLION CASES ar "FLU'
VI Total Number Stricken, 12,OOO
Arc Said to lie Sol

rorro tHy Associated Press.l
- noNYO. Jan. 3.-Infiuenza Is spread
: I"S SSoo dhnnnroughout IN Japan. There are
.;uVV;oou cases reported. or those
stricken 10000 are soldiers.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1920-01-02

the past week with torsilitis but can
attend some of the entertainments
this week.
DR.. and Mrs. S. P. Junlxin enter
tanned Saturday evening at s o'clock
dinner and then at the Majestic in
honor Of their nephew. Fred Wooten.
Those present were Messrs. Thomas
Dixon and Fred Wooten and Misses
Daisy Purtle and Irene McClain, DR.
and Mrs. S. P. Junkin
Miss Daisy Purt1e started the bail
rolling last Thursday night by giving
"a party. From that date until after
Friday night there is an enteitsin-
,nent each night.
Mr.. Walter Nichols of ArkadelpEta
spent Christmas with his brother
Harry Nichols.
Charlie Gather Of ArkadelpEia viii
work for L. A. Miller next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pud Johnson OF
Texas are visiting Mrs Bette John
SON
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1920-01-02
Pulaski Heights News

Taylor, of New York, and will re-
move to that city
Editor c. G. Hudson Of the Dierks
Banner has started boom for r. O.
Paul of Pulaski Heights for the nom
ination of state auditor. He is one
of the states Oldest travelling men
and is connected with tho Democrat
Printing and Lithographing company.
Pulaski Heights Lodge No. 673,
F. e \. M, held its annual election
Tuesday night, December %, and the
following were elected to office: G. D.
Douglass, w. M; A. Koch, S. w;
H b Chrisp, ]. w; G. N. Faubel,
treasurer; C. w. Erickson, secretary:
A. G. Ray, tyler; R. A. Wampler,
S. D.; ]. E. Hyatt, J. D.; J. R. Rod
ceres, s. M. c.; F. j. Jordan, j. M. G.
Officers were installed Saturday night
81.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1920-01-02
FOR sALE-FARM LANDS.

Two hundred and forty acres of
farm land for sale. There is about
twenty acres in cultivation, a COOL
box house with three rooms, two
large porches, a hall and rock chin
ney with fire place. a never failing
well at house, a good spring, creek of
running water, several sub-irrigated
spots were water holes or springs
could be opened up. improvements
cost more than my price and there IS
about enough timber on it to pay for
it. Best deer and turkey range in
Pulaski county. On Saline county line,
one and one-half miles from Perry
county Price five dollars an acre.
w L. Herrick, owner, Star Route, Ro-
land, Ark 12-19-26.