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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-24
Fdrmen og Bdven.
Rtsisfrst Of IN sraitir Farmer.

Dug bIarot 9uberne % gierne, men
bitr alorte ihitfen, oe iea penter bel.
Ter life ct bit oct. Seg aomp, oq
on otl toa, bpoo on isete, oa set /
Soermaal. gr on life reb gterne
og liter Dem % er reoe til of itioere
oeres 8eie og &aner og 4rap, iaa
TOR al Gel faa dig @icr. Ga los Dem
laa Iarnle noget al Sen Reftor, ser
MI guar tilipilbe.
Sin gst, Sarmersnttcr! -
Set, Gutter! 5 bor bsrt meaet
ON Dem forte arbeibsoog oa bsie
Uaglsn, @porbeiberne bar, o. 5 bar
beepnot of flo efter at faa rpIte
Sorbitsoet al ebers SsbSer % prspe
gplioet Ell Sio. Gag gIpurten, %
loo os giere liot "Siglrerins".
Oct fer1te, s bar at gisre, ioa,
mart $ fcmnter iii @per, er at fin.
De en- Flaos ITO camp" = ct Hum
at leoe oe iopc /, noar $ life arbei.
Der eIer er noe paa 6ornpieIier. Ger
er, boor S bill fao en RpiteIle Ro. 1.
Sor ct nogenlilnbe ififfeligt Rum,
noltpret og msbleret ilis, at ct l1ng,
hom fra ct orbentlist Gonoebiem
meb im,b gsteIie for iig ielp tom
leoe 90 iope / oct, bill Der iorlonaes
90 Dollars @aaneoen % opoper /
SorboIo I'll, boor tint og goot set er
u~oitpret. Oct beror ofte puo, boor
tine % bnre "2ace Curtains" Der en-
! 8preIIet.
Oct npite err "tbe Cots. Gatur-
ltepts nil bin GriIuftsapSetit ilaa
| SsIee meb Dig til gpen, % BET bill
toite Zig "S. g." at tiIfrebsitiIe
BEN. On piI meeet mart eiere Den,
Spoaselie. Set ifal life meget af
ct gpmaoItib til FOR at eiere Dig en-
Dollar lettere paa Senseiioen. Selr
en- al bisie "srib+bet.os.iprine".
"Soints" bar on til at grape op so
Gents og fanife mer, fsr Ou faar no.
GET at "iprinee" meo. 90 boab
SIogs "@rltb", "pea i"
81 taler her pm iimpleite Slags
Tsbe 90 Be iaafulbte "Gbeuper
eating BIaces", iltge Iom Irbeioere
maa finbe Jig / at patroniiere. Ha.
turliebis bill bet forune iie meget an
toa, bnoo SIags arbeibc on sri.
her meo. Sois on faar Dig en- al
risie "Si1iep-9pp Sobs" / ct 0epar'
tentent "Store" for at iplge Silfe.
baanb oe SifferbebsraaIe, fun on
trim" sin "Wan-Si 5e" -appetit neo
Tot efter boert 90 fnipe mo en- bel
Gel pao sit baaIiee @rsb.
"Wen bsr ber! On snifer fife
bette Slogs Irbeibe, 9isr ou2 Naar
on fommer iii of t9nfe liot pau oct,
riloe bu life tuge big liot rur no
Ger bugom GRANDCHILDREN? en-
&i9mpetar Zig dig, meo Dempiep.
ruliflcr ubpifleoe oeb Sractor.
9riping oe peo at "preitfe" meo
Orefaloe - 10, on if1,be tage Dig
goot mol Iet, oct mnu nof BIZ en-
Munbs Sob for Big, ieln ON on Zig
"SSpnas SlIen", N~pfommerer, blir
mot I'll at BIZ &loafgraper en- Sib.
Wen oa 1naa on ba goo "goarb",
os oen bltr, iom iogt, forftrrffelig
hpr.
Sg @aifen sin, @rt. Spa0 So.
feregningen blir beror meget paa,
bpab Slags arbeibe bI fonner til
at orioe meb. Wten for en- Dollar
Igen faar o1i life meget Ed paIfet,
fan ieg bilie oa iige. Set blir ingcn
% o,o,o,,,o onlor tSnnAo Quonhpr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-24
.Spern ifulbe bpl6e Bier?

IpN"e
Sc, iom iabriferer gifl,ber os lis-
,,enSc oa banbler bermeo, err Yropa.
nonbilter paa fin Sals og flyer, of
SSGs oo enbper if,iISe bride giaol,
!friner Wtr. g. @. 2igbtp / Scat.
ctorfn,arl aito Jarmer". Oct bible
sfobe ct arup efter 9,,ber eIer "Si-
Nos" nit MI en- Sio; men n9ite Iur,
raite % n9ite ieien biIoe Der blt Ell
M}p,ooe brugte Sipes for Salg.
Son fommer ofte til mig for of tisbe
On aoloni ener to % beber mig ON
nj bielpe benz paapei, ioa De fan
nroSlicere ben Scouting, be tr9nger.
Spis be fan bebanble Bier, LITER ieg
If oisre, bpab De beoer mig ON; men
brs De life bet fan, os Waioriteten
Inn lite, ieger ieg of opertale Dem
I'll at fisbe fin Counting, % oct piloe
iolbe Dem meget biuigere emo Of for.
,eoe paa at probrcere Den. De bill
reInlia albrie bli iitano til of probu-
cere nogen Sonnine 90 ienere bape
nooen gier igien. Sommetiber tpn-
fer Sc, OF jes er ielpiif oa BELT lifer
nj fu1tne iplge Dem Sonning oe boil
Sc Dem ifra at faa fin tilfommenoe
Sci fra eng os @arf. Seq formo-
Der, of ies en- ielpiif, men life iaa
ielptff iorn BET. Spprt mango er
rpbbe gierne, pes Cir, rpobe en- Ii.
hen gi % bespnber at fIore / Gut.
ten, raar Ell fontnter Dem NOR for
at ie Dem ODER. Sor bigie Solf er
ref neaet binigere at fisbe FIN Son.
rina emo at gisre rogt Sorieg paa
at srooucere ben. Somne liter fife
gir. Sc betrugter benz iom en- Eeit
% en- 9laae, men liter Of fptie Son.
nina % snifer ID fao BEN for tntet,
hptlfet fnar aIbeles Sell for benz
Sen Wanb, fom baber Sens, -hrnbe
olbria BIZ en.belbig SensapIer. Spis'
OIL suifer at ftrrre faa noeet ub at
oct meb Bier, rnaa on life bore r9b
bent men be[Ier life Dem. gierr,e er
riatia ncger eIifp9rbtee Sfabnin.
ar. Oeres 9erion og beres 8olie
berer gionesbprb ont Rensltgbeb.
Q 9us Ct bef9ngts meb nrinbre Gus,
Der t9rer paa DEM; men 8ierne bar
inaerl Gus og bilbe life taale mino-
ite llrensligbeo / fin al.be. Sbts.
ser IND ! &liber1 former en- ,,ren
Sirs, iom Sc life mapter finite, ON
6e meo forenebe &rnfter prsper Der.
paa, er De meo en- Gang ferbige til
at bottle oer, oner, forfegIe ben nleo
en- baarb, feig Raterie, iaa Der life
tun funune roget urent berfra og
iurttte <ben. De niier en- forbau.
ienSe bsi @rao al Srtenisens os Ir.
bebslbit bisfe imaa Sfubninser.
@eS Zig On1ta1fe, Jlib oe Sntell-
aens iom i en- Btfube blir Ser ibag
itte noget Sfeb | ben belle Gerbcn
arbeibet. Muar bet er ON at gipre
n ipare T6 ogNp1r, itaur be bit
oper QUE ortbre Iebenbe Beiener.
Suis Sormerre forftoo fig paa Or.
su,riiation iaa gobt iorn bisie 9pr,
oiISe gpIitffer,re bunie Ipotgt oe lib
Iiet efter Dor SeIe. @isr btg felo
libt npsbts borte meIIem 9liberne,
os @iernes ,Yhliti oil ftrar 9tpe big
Hotis. Erpos 8olitibnbet, % bu
oI mart faa en- / SIabbet % u6en
Spbob mango f1er. 9eS Longer DIT
truSfer, beg bnrre gnar Def big. Mer
bu benter life I9nse. 9u flptter
Dig not; feg ,beo, DIT giprl gierne er
tneget fre6eltge oe sr,ifer belt at na.
retoge fm eeer Gorretrtne, ian1t
oertrr iom @ienginlo oct ian1me Of
Dig. Sfte arbei6er leg Oas efter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-24

gaIferiet befatter fig life bertneo.
8nn og bill OH life gisre oct ielp,
mao on betale roeen for at bsoe OF
~ | 4napper for Dig. Der er pioere
"Garfare" % 1O1 andre Stems"
og logifter boer llee.
"S9It iaa foitbart oa", flyer SIT.
So, foitbort er rette Srbct. Spin.
ogtiet %foitbartl
Soao bar on MI - 70 Dollars
M%aaneben? geet 8areIie, fri 8ait
cs &eparerins Of l1noerHpoer m.
m, Iant ben bebfte Grub" / belle
@eroen = oeilie, fraftie Ssbe, fogt,
'iest oe tiuaeet Zig, iom Mor aioroe
oct. % oct er friife, rene Sager
aIt iammen = Smsr, @eIf, 6Isoe,
ses, Srugt, Saoeinser. !Ssr, Gut
or Tom life finbe famine Grub
Stof i gpen-
Oerfor tpnf Set ooer. Sots bu
et'fer at founr1s frem / @erben %
fpare iontme,t Yenser, faa er on paa
retfe YinoIen oe bar ben rette Sob
1llt MI for Of f,r,re gisre set. 9p.
gutten arbeiOer fortere Dag = Oct
Err ianot; men oct bare giper baiu
mere Eio til at fafte bort Eenee.
Weget faa @pgutter Iporer iammer
Eenge. 2snninesoaeen trGifer 81
uHerfIeite al Dem meo tonime Com.
mer og aItfor cfte @iplS poa &rop.
ten. Spnf BET poer, @utterl
Dit % Dat.
Som &otter o. NlIs fonune ino
Dine 8rsnbinger % Mais
"@rtbs"2 Gementmur unocr bisiC
SlIe er en- uomerfet cling, % ion,
3egeI oiIoe ct rigtig lagt Ge1rent.
gulp gisre uomerfet Sieneite.
Sarmernes Sfoglunbe oe
Seigc uoaier MI omtrei,t SalpoeIeu
al SanoetS Sfogpmroobe Ger er
ooer 1875 Neiuioner acres Sfoa paa
bette SANDS Sarme. S Iorplaue,
@irginia, Hortb Carolina, 4entucfr
og Oklahoma finbes oper 60 Bro.
cent al Sfogen paa Sarmen. Sor
n9roprenoe bringer Sarmenes
Sfoglunoe og Seige fine @iere Ell
aarlig Srotegt al cmtre,tt $50 Wil.
lioner Dollars. Der logger meget
inaltt, p9roilslt 2anb, iom funoc
bore perbihiIo Sfos.
TaorfalDe eier oct bebit inoc
timber Sag, men maa bare oct lui.
tigt, tsrt lroer Jig os Init, ON Sc
lfal tribes rietig goot % bIi beIiige
G9r.
Sobsbrle og Waisbrus er
Seifenoebarn. Der ifulbe al retts
reofomlHenoe bIi giort Ell gao Gel
mer for at biplpc p9rbige 9obsbrll'
gere til at bli @iere af Ell Sarm.
Som ole peo, fan 100 MeIf bli
Iur % tpf meget b,1rtigt / Soroen.
oeir. Set er life Soroeuen, ion,
eisr BET, ireil 0en lilnlre roa 2ilft.
Tom / IlmtnbeIigbeo fsleer en- Cor
benitorm.
Wtaiien er f9rois for Siloen,
1ludr &ornene er blet noget baaroe
o9 De tire eaer fire neoerite 9lahc
Drum paa en- natarlig Waaoe.
Set Fan benbe, of ser banner Iig
8as / Siloen ben Eib, man fplber
ben, og for en- uees Sib eQer iaa
eiterpaa. Senne Sos err tpngere
erlb 2ilften os oil forbIi / SiIoen.
Ten faa mart iom SpIoningen be.
9pnoer ieien, piI Ben ne0faloeno.
gniiIage lGtte 9itften iaa mcsct
@epeeeIie, at 9uftitrsmmene itrar
iii bride 8olen ub. On goo Maabe,
booroeo man fnn finoe no, ON Ger
CT @ns / Siloen, er at ipnfe Ell,
t9not 2pete neb / ben. Scis oen
ilufrer, pilbe oct bore Iipsiarligt at
gaa neo | Siloen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-24
WuoSeIoo,ts srrs I'll Wuros 1921,

Mue ~&abelenbin9er eller nnbre, ION er
interesierebe / at beis9e Norec @aaren
1921, fan erbplbe fulbitGnb'ge Oplhss
ninger peb at Ifrtoe til Z. q. 8atbp,
Sormanb for Sdbelanbslaeet, Subicr,
8is. Sac meo paa oen tore Serb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-24
gnabeIaacncs Nuraess SRrb 1921

gue iom er irteresiereoe / at beige
Hprae 0aaren 1921 tau erbolSe fulos
itGnbise Cplpsriuger aiernen at Tribe
til z Q. SIitab, 201S SpnoaIe Noe.
90, Niunedpolis, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-24
Vpr1e &roucr.

Sc, Scm maatte tRufe paa ~ anbrtnse
fine Sparepeuee / norite Groner M,
meSens alrieu eubml CT laa 'orNela9tIg,
bsr benpence Jig iii os iorat iaa 6or'
flarins paa bette interes'Gnte StItrloe.
aurien / BET iinits after gaaet NED nj
BET IapeIte Yuntt. SpIhsnirger ienees
frit AT giraer SSlans & So, 115 60.
Seorbprn Ct, Gbieaso, 81. Too:.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-24
&PToduCB

Sept. %.
LIE MARKET.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-24

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fe Der mere
1n boOoe nj
3id efter at
paa OF Der
Sinorinser
Fe at tom.
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bun treffe
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hgoa aIer,e
SUN bore
)am ban,
e, mel, ion,
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oga benbe,
Winuts SO.
/. Ga bun
beo Soipto.
Nerfe til 5,
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punIpte nltz
tnfeoe runot
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net.
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OF 9ibe Sen
!, inottl bun
!, iorn bap0e
9, boor Carl
e. at GatI
ing, og man
at ban inort
gen. men ioo
,agefalo. Oct
De fact fra
eferfen iom
funbe berior
til ham, fpr
gem, men ON
peltte itulOe
lge ttle6 Sc.
irtet on6a
] bente. Set
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en- Gpi9be0.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-24

be 1.

lir til @irte.
en- nlpHe al
Sffe olene
! engelfe Sn.
nge eaer ioa,
/ nleO ben.in,
mango andre
lropa, Tom CT
pr lit &ulfor,
,beo bette tan
,rubie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-24

Mocrtercuoe
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{ Dem ben
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22
ORGANIZE COUNTY
 UNIT OF TEACHERS

A Faulkner county unit of the State Teachers Association was organized here Saturday afternoon at a meet ing of teachers held at the courthouse following the examinations under the direction of County Examiner A. A. Parsons, Jr. It was voted by the or ganization formed then that member ship solicitors should be named in each township of the county, and special campaign waged for the purpose of making the membership 100 per cent. MT. Parsons was elected president of the unit and John L. Baldwin secre- tary. MT. Parsons and w. NJ. War ren were elected delegates to council of the state association.
 The following members were en- rolled at the organization meeting ]. M. C. Naughter, T J. Bullion, C. C.. Denney, Conway; Roy Martin, Da mascus; Hardy Autrey Greenbrier; k. F. Anthony, Conway; J. E. Hall man, Wooster, A. NJ. Parsons, Con way; Carroll Duran, Mt. Vernon; C. L. Bryant, w. NJ. Warren and A. A. Parsons, Jr., Misses Emma Purifoy. Lois Turner, Czerda Turner, Buel Kennedy, Floy Henry Rogers, Eufaula Snow, Iva kuykendall, Elizabeth Kuv- kendall, Conway and Christie lief hngton, Enola; Mrs. C. II. Nelson, Conway, and Mrs. N. E: Heffington, Enola
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22

We can vulcant1e your auto tires. Conway Overland Co.-8-28dtf
 New Columbia records for Apdil on sale at Horton and Smith.-d1t.
 Mrs. J. A. Pence has hardy shrubs and pot plants for sale.-3-10dtf See Cline x Williams for real estate and insurance. Quitman, Ark-1 -29dtf
 A. L. Barber and little daughter cf Little Rock are visitors in Conway to- day.
 Miss Clara Cox of Little Rock spent the week end in this city with rela- tives.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. Lee Luyett east of Conway on Sunday morning, son.
 Miss Lois Grafton of Little RJck spent Sunday in this city the guest of relatives.
 Perry Herring, student in Hen drix College, was visitor in Little Rock yesterday.
 Phone your orders for wood to phone 90, Erbacner's. Prompt de- livery.-3-10dtf
 Carlos Brown and Ralph Benefeld returned this morning from brief visit in Little Rock.
 Miss Gladys Mills spent the week end in this city with her parents, Mr and Mrs. w. B. Mills.
 Roscoe Grafton of Little Rock spent Sunday in this city, the guest of relatives and friends.
 Frank Long of Little Rock spent the week end in this city with his parents Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Long.
 Roy Sorrels of Little Rock spent Sunday in this city, the guest of his aunt, Mrs. J. s. Cleveland.
 Two Rooms for Rent-Furnished or unfurnished. Mrs J. D. Mitchell, 4O7 Mitchell -22dtf.
 Mrs. W, S. Hammer went this morn ing to Lake Village, to attend her mother, who is seriously ill.
 Coach W. M. Headrick and Prof. T. s. Staples of Hendrix College were visitors in Little Rock yesterday.
 For Salc-19lS model ford touring car in first class running order. See or phone Jacob Lindsey.- 3-22d4t~
 Misses Hallie Gene Gardner and Me Coy Adams returned this morning from week end visit in Hot Springs.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22

Mrs. George Boullion left this morn Ing for Morrilton for an extended vis- It to her daughter, Mrs. J. H. I'm. boden, and family.
 We will have our last car of coal for this season Monday and Tuesday Please phone your order for what you Will need, Dawson Lumber Co., 3-20d3t
 You don't have to die to win. The Equitable paid living people in 1919 more than forty-fve millions of dol lars, M, A. Jackson, Equitable Agent. -3-22d6t*
 We will have our last car of coal tor this season Monday and Tuesday. Please phone your order for what YOU will need. Dawson Lumber Co., 3-20d3t
 Isaac Rephan of England spent yes terday afternoon in this city with friends. MT. Rephan was formerly connected with the New York Bar gain store.
 Mrs. Frank Stermer, who recently underwent a serious operation at the Dlckerson hospital, is reported today to be much improved and well on the way to recovery.
 Wanted-Man and wife; to do gen. eral work about the place and cook for family of five. Liberal wages and board furnished. See Cazort at Dur ham and Co.-3-22d4t.
 Rev. R. l.. Jetton, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, left today for Jonesboro and Blytheville, where he will speak in the interest of the inter- church world movement.
 The Equitable Life Insurance Co, has six hundred millions of assets of which eighty million is surplus behind every policy. See M. A. Jackson, Equitable Agent
 House for Sale-Nicely, we'll built seven room house and sleeping porch, three blocks west of Central College, good lot and garden, S2750O0. Ad- dress letters to BPS, care Log Cabin. alt.
 Ernest Vinson and Paul Brawner of the State Normal, the two young men who won the debate with the North west Oklahoma Normal at Tahlequah Okla, Friday night, returned yester. day afternoon.
 Mr. and Mrs William B. Mills an nounce the engagement and approach ing marriage of their daughter, Miss Lillie Mae to Earl William Eberle, of Little Rock The marriage to take place at the home of the bride on April 2.
 Keep the bowels active and the di- gestion good if you would enjoy health. A dose of PricNy Ash Bit tors whenever disorders appear will keep a man on the active list, Price $1.25 per bottle. Florence Drug Co.,, Special Agents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22

o. T. Gooden, w. o. Wilson and J. | McClurkin of the Hendrix College fac ulty are visitors in Little Rock today.
 MT. and Mrs. C. A. Perriman ot Morrilton spent yesterday in this cltv the guest of MT. and Mrs. H. P. Me- ritt.
 Harry Walsh of Little Rock, candi- i date for the Democratic gubnatorial nomination, is a visitor in Conway to- day.
 P. A. Rowland, deputy state comp troller, returned this morning to Little Rock following a visit to his family here.
 Hon. Maude E. Dunaway and his mother, Mrs. John Dunaway Sr., of Little Rock are the guests of relatives here today.
 Ira Halbrook of Plumerville, a for mer student in the State Normal i School, was a guest of friends in this city last evening.
 HOUSE PAINTS of all kinds, roof cements and stains, varnish stains. au- to oils and greases at bargain prices. Phone 123-3-19dtf
 Dressmaking at reasonable prices satisfaction guaranteed. Mesdames Humphrey x Keathley, Cain Bldg East Oak street.-3-20d2t*
 D. F. and R. J. Harkrider returned yesterday morning to their homes in Ada and Henrietta, Okla, after vis- it of several days in this witty.
 Mrs. Joseph Frauenthal was able to be out yesterday for the first time since receiving injuries in an automo- bile collision about two weeks ago
 Mir. and Mrs. T. A. Dowdle of Nor rilton were the guests yesterday of their daughter, Miss Ora Taylor Dow dle, a student in Hendrix College. Miss Elizabeth Kuykendall returned to Eudora yesterday afternoon, where she is teaching school, after 6 short visit with her parents in this city. Special-Ladies' trimmed and un- trimmed hats at reduced prices all this week, Mesdames Humphrey X keathley, in Cain Bldg-3-2Od
 Call pnone 46S when you have shoes to be repaired We will give you good service. Anderson's Electric Shoe Shop, 123 North Railroad Avenue.-
 Full blood Jersey malc. Cows call ed for and returned $3.50. Satisfac- ton guaranteed, Cows handled with care. Phone POS. o. s. Russ.-wsdtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22
I. .s.s-.s.s..s.......-.e.'..se.. ., I. :. !. PERSONALS :, l. :. T. .....;....;.......s.....s..ss..s..s........ |.

Garland Dunn is at Atkins today. Paul Holt is in Little Rock today. R A Reynolds is at Morrilton to- day.
 R. C. Christner is in Little Rock today.
 Grady Charles of Little Rock spent Sunday in this city.
 White boy wanted. Anton Worm, the tailor.-3-20dtf
 See Dunaway & Bradley for real estate and insuralce.-3-4dtf
 Good Ford touring car for sale, cheap. J. M. Bolls.-3-20dtf
 Girl wanted to learn tailoring, An ton Worm, the tailor.-3-20dtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22

MT. and Mrs. C. A. Perriman ot Morrilton spent yesterday in this city the guest of MT. and Mrs. H. P. Me- ritt
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22

o. T. Gooden, W. o. Wilson and J. | McClurkin of the Hendrix College fac ulty are visitors in Little Rock today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22

Mrs. J. A. Pence has hardy shrub and pot plants for sale.-3-10dtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-22

New Columbia records for Apdil ol sale at Horton and Smith.-d1t.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-09-11

party, if we can, out of the hands of
those who do not stand for justice and
the constitution and the laws.
As the official representative of this
great Republican ward want to urge
the voters to support that ticket at
the primaries, that I have helped to
make up and upon which we have a
representative for an honorable and
dignifed Office. I urge you to make q
cross in the square in front of each
Thompson candidate-there win be
more than thirty, but each candidate
is a link in the chain that stands fOl
human progress and development and
equal rights for all citizens under thu
law.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-09-11
HON. E d w A R D H.
WRIGHT URGES THE
cOLORED VOTERS TO
STAND B Y MAYOR
WILLIAM HAL E
THOMPSON.
Concluded from Page 2

OonCiuoeQ 1TOm rage 3
desire to put in control of the Repub-
Tcan party in this State, to name its
candidates and formulate its policies
that element led by LOwden, Sherman,
Oglesby, Deneen, Bundage and dOmi-
mated by the Chicago Tribune and Daily
News or that element in the party that
has gone on record in the County Con-
veutiOn, in the State Convention and
in the Republican National Convention
in support of the Constitution and in
favor of equal rights for all American
citizens and led by the greatest cham
pion of human rights since the days
Of Abraham Lincoln in the person Of
Mayor William Hale Thompson.
We must do our part. The Lord
helps those who help themselvesl
We must take the control Of oul
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-09-11
ca.monalItan s,atz.rIand.

Before the Romans conquered -
hsrFftory now known a. SWitzsrian4
4 was inhabited by . eongiomsratio1
u hostile tribes, for the most part q
Celtic origin. But the district Of The
eastern Alps in which the present can
Ton Of the Grisons IL situated was n
possession Of the Raed. Of mixed Latin
and Estrusean stock. At the time Of TIE
reutonlc invasion Of the Roman en-
plre, Rhaetia received q certain number
u German-speaking immigrants, and IN
TIE tenth century was used for q while
- q basis OF operations by the Saraeen
hFigands. who made Europe unsafe.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-09-11
LUNDIN-THOMPSON TAMMANY
Is NOT REPUBLICAN
support the Candidate. Of the National Republican P.ty

The Lundin-I thompson Tammany, which has bank
rupted Chicago and doubled your city rate and which
seeks to extend its power not Republican
ganizaton
In the November election in 1918. the City Hall Tam
many knitted Republicans nominated in fair and open
primary by the Republican voters and recommended the cleo
of tentyx Democrats and one Socialist William Bross
Lloyd recently convicted and sentenced the penenay
for plotting to overthrow the government.
Tammany sending broadcast its kept organ. The Re
publican spreading its nsidous propaganda This paper
official newspaper of the Republican party 1t is
merely the mouthpiece of the City Hall Tammany.
Don't be deceived by Mayor Thompsons attempts to
explain the ciys financial plight He cannot deny that he
used his influence have the city increased from
$I0 Sis per hundred; that the city viii have deficit
of approximately S. 100000 this year, that the city issuing
c. US city creditors because it has money to pay
current bills that Frank Mesce of his so-caed experts
dew $I27650 in fees and another expert Austin LYNCH
dew $2754l from the city treasury all five months this
year, that other henchmen being paid $50 and 500
day with city funds
Defeat this bipartisan Tammany at the Primary We'd
nesday September 5 by voting for the candidates of the
National Republican Party whose printed in the
column. Polls open from a. m to p. m.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-09-11
CHIPS

On next Monday eve, September ID,
at 8 O'Clock, Bethel Literary meets.
The subject: "The 18th Amend
ment," viii be ably discussed by ].
T. H. Woods and others affimatively
and negatively. Admission free. DR..
W. D. Cook, Pastor; Sandy W. Tree,
President; J. ". Bell, secretary:
Rotary.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-09-11
STATE THKET


STATE THKET
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@WILLIAM B. MCKINLEY
@JOHN G. OGLESBY
Ifsut. GoFer1R
@FRED E STERLING
secEeta<y e State
.BLOUIS L EMERSON
Auditor Of Public AeoOmts
.@ANDREW Russell
Attorney Gcaeral
@EDWARD J. BRUNDAGE
@GEORGE KEYS
0srk Of the Supreme cOut
@CHARLES w. VAIL
C0nEros.aan-at-LArge
@STEPHEN A. DAY
COUNTY TICKET
sClerk Of the Appellate COurt
1WILLIAM ]. UMBACH
County judge
@EDWIN A OLSON
SHates Attorney
@DAVID F. MATCHETT
Recorder
@JOSEPH F. HAAS
CHA q the Circuit cOaFt
@GEORGE NJ. 1OBEY
Clerk 81 The Superior coaES
@JOHN HIGHLANDER
@HARRY R HOFFMAN
sMembG Beard Of AasaSsrs
@HARRY L. BRIN
@HARRY GREEN
sMember Beard Of Revtsw
| @WILLIAM H. DELLENBACK
County Surveyor
@BEN H. SUHR
tTses Of CkIoaES
1WALLACE G. CLARK
@GEORGE w. PAULLIN
@HARRY F. HAMLIN
Sudres Municipal Com4
(For the full term Of ySars)
@GEORGE B. HOLMES
@SHERIDAN E. FRY
mWALTER P. STEFFEN
@EARL c. HALES
@GABRIEL J. NORDEN
@MAX SHULMAN
@THEO. H. WUNDERLICH
@NINIAN H. WEIGH
, @KENT GREENE
@AUGUST F. w. SIEBEL
To I'm Vacancy
@JOHN R. PHILIP
women may vote for Candidates
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