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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-18
sDONDE EsTARA "EL sUCIo"?

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Ell Lcdo. Maldonado entreg6 a Jose
Marche, (a) "El Sucio", un autom6-
vii para que este trabajara. Marche
no Sc anduvo con chiquitas y sali6 en-
seguida para la isla, de viaje. En-
varios dias no Sc supo del auto nj del
chauffeur, pesar de las diligen-
cias que hizo el dueno del vehiculo Y
la detective.
Por fin, aver Sc aclaro ell miste-
rio.
Ell auto Sc halo depositado en- ell
garage de LAS Monjas", en- compile
to estado de deterioro. Pero Marche
no aparece por ninguna parte....
lDonde estara Gel Sucio"?, Sc pre-
gunta la Detective.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-18
De QUEDRADILLAS

Sc encuentran desempenando el
cargo de empleados de la Farma-
cia del Licenciado G. Lopez Pc
rez, los distinguidos jovenes Isl
dro Chaves Garcia y Manuel Cor
dero Perez, altos elementos de la
sociedad de Quebradillas.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Mario Is de 1920. Advt
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coMERcIAL

En- Mayaguez Sc lia constituido
una sociedad que girara con la
raz6n social de Biaggi, Lopez y
Co. q. Sc dedicara a La venta de
productos de automobiles, marca
9 ''Sturgesv asi como a todos los
articulos relaciohados con auto
movies.
Son socios gestores de la nueva
firma Arturo Biaegi Victor Luis
Lopez 9 Hipolito Biaggi'
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CUCHILLo EN- MANo

Ell guardia Oscar Rodriguez acres-
o a Rosendo Figueroa, quien ser
,rendio, cuchillo en- ristre, en- memen-
sos en- que acometio Antonio Alfonso.
Por fortuna, 'Figueroa no logro he
rir Alfonso debido a Ia pronta inter
vencion del policia, que lie condujo
al cuartel, denunciandole luego por
llevar armas prohibidas. Ell cuchi-
Ito fue ocupado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-18
DESGRACIA EN- BAYAMoN.
(Por telegrafo)
Bayam6n, mario

Bayam0n, mario IL
Ell MUNDO, San Juan.
Hoy ,tarde ID. Genaro Rodriguez
tuvo la desgraeia de que lampara
gasolina estallase en- sus manos
mientras trabajaba en- taller de
su senor padre. Sufri6 graves
quemaduras en- las manos Y cara.
Sigue mejor. FL Sr. Rodriguez
actualmente ocupa puesto asam-
blea municipal yrsu desgracia es
hondamente sentida. =
Ell CORRESPONSAII.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-18
LIE AGRED1o CON UN PALo

Carmelo Sanchez acometi6 y
agredio con un paio a Angel Ro-
sario i,nfriendole una fuerte con
fusion Ell cl brazo. FL juez San
tos le impuso diez dolares de mul
ia y las costas.
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LA PAz Es UN M1To

Juana de Arce, Matilde de Arce
y Juan Rodriguez, promovieron
un fuerte escandalo EN- ell barrio
(" Gandulito", de Puerta de Tie
IRA. El juez Santos les impuso
500, ID Y 10 respeetivamente
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Proclama del Co
bernador acerca de
las lnscripciones
continuation de la pagina LAY

te INFERNO debidamente autoriza-
do. en- presericia del peticionario
"Seccion 5-Que todos los re-
cibos de las peticiones de inscrip-
ci6n Y todos los certifcados de ms
cripcion deberan ser firmados por
ell Presidente. de la Junta Local
de EleccioneS a Que correspondent
0 por 81 Presidente. Intcrino debi-
damcnte autorizado.
Seccion 6-Que csta Resolu-
cion empezara a regir desde la fe-
cha de su aprobaci6n Y promulga-
cion segiln Sc dispone Ell la Sec
ci6n - de la Ley para estable-
Ger la Ley de Inscripciones Y
EIecciones'' aprobada el dia %
de junio de 1919.
RESOLTCION AMPIIANDO
LAS HORAS DE INSCRIPTION
EN- TODOS Los. PRECINTOS
QUE FORMAN PARTE DE, @
ESTAN INCLUIDOS EN- ITN MI
NICIPIO DONDE HAY CORTE
MUNICIPAL.
"POR CUANTO, las horas de
inscription fijadas por la Junta
Insular de EleccioneS y proclama
daS por ell Gobernador INFERNO
de Puerto Rico son de s a , e
la mamma Y de 3 a 6 de la arde
en- todos los Precintos; y
"POR CUANTO, la experieii-
cia ha demostrado que Sc ate :
ria mejor a la convenience de IS
personals que deseen inscribirse y
Sc mejoraria y activaria notable
mente lel trabajo de inscripciones
estableciendo inscripciones CONT
nuas durante las horas fijadas pa
ra clio; Y
"POR CUANTO, la suspension
de las inscripciones es una mo-
lestia para las personas que es-
peran inscribirse con arreglo al
sitio que ocupan EN- las lineas de
inscription, que obtienen en- razon
de sus horas de llegada y pierden
"POR CUANTO, debido al gran
nlmero de personals para insert
birse y ell procedimiento requerido
para -ello es necesario facilitar y
activar las inscripciones en- toda
forma razonable Y legal que sea
possible:
"POR TANTO, resuelvese por
la Junta Insular de Elecciones de
Puerto Rico:
Secci6n 1-Que las horas de
inscription Ell todos los Precin-
tos que forman partef de, estan
incluidos Ell -un municipio donde
hay Corte Municipal, Ell todos los
dias de inscripciones, seran con-
tinuas de s de la maiana a 6 de
la tarde
"Seeci6n 2-Que todos los
miembros de las Juntas Locales
de Elecciones Ell todos los Precin-
tos que forman parte de, eStan
mcluidos EN- un Municipio donde
hay Corte Municipal, podran exi-
girles a sus sustitutos debidamen-
tie autorizados, que actuen EN- su
lugar Y sustitucion desde las II
del mediodfa hasta las 2 de la tar
de EN- todos los dfas de inscription
en- sus respectivos Precintos, a fin
de que puedan refrescarse y des-
cansar. r
Seccion 3.-Que esta Resolu-
ci0n no sera APPLICABLE los Pre-
cintos que forman parte de, o es-
tan incluidos Ell un municipio don
de no hay Corte Muicipal, que
dando tales Precintos expresamen
te exceptuados por la presente de
las disposiciones de la misma.
"Secci6n 4.-Que esta Resolu-
ci6nD empezara a regir desde la fe-
cha de su aprobaci6n y promulga-
ci6n seg1n Sc dispone en- la See
ci6n II de La "Ley para estable-
Ger la Ley de Inscripciones Y Elec
clones" aprobada el dia 25 de ju-
nio de 1919.
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PoR AGREDIR A UNA MUJER

Juan Pizarro fue sentenciado a
pagar cincuenta d6lares de multa
y las costas, por haber acometido
y agredido .Emiliana Lateral
ocasionandole yarios golpes en- la
eSnalda.
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PoR HURro :.

Julian David fue llevado ante el
Tribunal municipal, acusado de
haber sustsaido yarios objefos de
la clinica de Monte Flores va
lorados en- $3.50. Ell juez Santos
le Impulse dos meses de carcel con
trabajos forzados.
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Sc FUE Ell "HEFFRoNT

Para la Habana salio cl trasatlan
tico Heffront', que, como va saben
nuestros lectores, lego aquf de arri
bada forzosa el otro dfa.
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ENFERMA.

Sc halla1enferma desde hace va
rios dias, atacada de la epidemia
relnante, la bella sehorita Carmen
Jimenez
lie deseamos pronto restableci-
miento.
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yUELVEN Y DISFRUTAN DE SUS
DERECHOS

FL GObernador ha restituido ssls
dercchos civiles y politicos a Isabe
10 Feliciano Y Agustin Detres Lee
cler.
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UNA RENUNcIA

El Gobernador ha aceptado la re
nuncia presentada por el jefe de dis
trito de la policfa Francisco Rami-
rez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-18

LAS ALMORRANAS SE CURAN
EN- 6 A 14-DIAS. UNGUENTO PAZO
las cura, va sean sinples, sangrantes,
externas o con >picazon. La primera
aplicacion da alivio. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-18
SENSIBLE MUERTE
EN- SAN GERMAN
(Por Telegrafo)
San German, MARIO II.

Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
Hoy, cinco y media de la maiia-
ma, fallecio elemento gran valer
y prestigio, querido de todos, Uli
ses Gregory. Sociedad esta de due
10 con motive de tan triste- aeon
tecimiento.
Ell Corresponsal.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-31
SUNBEAM CLUB.

Miss Posey visited us March 23. We surely were glad to have her with us. She gave a serving lesson Tues day afternoon. The club met Tues day night with 28 members and sev- eral visitors. We were we'll pleased to see so many out. There will be a two days short course at Enola July 9 and 10. We invite everybody to come. We want all of the other clubs to come and be with us. The Sunbeam Club will meet again next Friday night, April 2. Everybody come back and be with us. Most of the members are turning in good reports, especially the poultry club members. Miss Po- sey and Mir. Williams will be with us next month. Everybody come.
 Gladys Matthews, Reporter.
 Enola, Ark, March 31.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-31
BANKERS HAVE GREAT
 DAY AT RUSSELLVILLE

Group Five of the Arkansas Bank CTS Association had very successful meeting at Russellville yesterday, To- cal bankers who attended the meet ing said today. The program as an- nounced was carried out in detail, and an enjoyable part of the day was the splendid luncheon served the visi- tors at the Second District Agricul- tural School. The 1921 meeting place was left to the executive committee of the state association, which will meet at Little Rock in January.
 Officers of the group elected yes terday are: l.. B. Mcclure of Rus sellville, chairman; George B. Cox of Malvern, vice chairman; L. B. Brown of Des Are, secretary and treasurer; 1; w. A. Hicks of Little Rock, member of executive council; V. c. Petite and Moorehead Wright of Little Rock, J. M. Barker of Atkins, J. F. Sims of Hagen and Lloyd Rainwater of Nor rilton, members of the legislative committee. Mr. Brown succeeds Tom Davis, vice president of the Bank of Conway, as secretary and treasurer.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-31
MT. OLIVE.

The flu is giving way in our community, for which we are very glad.
 Mrs Esther Clements of North Lit tie Rock was laid to rest in the Mt, ollve cemetery on Tuesday of last week. She died of pneumonia fol lowing influenza. To the bereaved relatives we extend sympathy.
 Mrs. Bum Easter and Louis Gar her Of North Little Rock visited at the home of w. L. Easter last week,
 Ed Bailey and family of Denison, lex, visited relatives and friends here the past week.
 Miss Hettie Snow visited friends at Naylor last week.
 John Mills and family and Sidney Thornton of Conway were called to the bedside of W. w. Thornton. who was seriously ill with a relapse of the "fu' and erysipelas.
 Several around here began plantinp corn, but farm work is considerablv nehlnd, owing to so much pad weath. CT
 Inc prayer meeting attendance was very small on last Sunday night on account of so much sickness.
 Sunday school at 10 o'clock eacl Sunday morning.
 March 3l.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-31
ASSERTS FILM FLAM"
 WORKED ON SCHOOLS

That an agent of New York con- cern is in this district with propo- sition for stimulating" thrift among school pupils, which rebounds largely to the advantage of the concern is a statement made in a warning issued by the savings division of the eighth federal reserve district, St. Louis. As stated in the warning, the agent in terests school principals and super intendents with an announcement that the federal treasury will soon discon- tinue it's thrift division, and that saw ings by the pupils must be placed else where When the "bait" has been grabbed up, the agents make arrange mnts with some local bank for the handling of the account, reservine for himself a good commission which is taken out of the interest paid to the thrifty pupils.
 Secretary of the Treasury Hous- ton declared in recent statement at Washington that the thrift division of the treasury is permanent depart ment. It's campaign to encourage thrift will be continued through the federal reserve districts
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-31
QUlTMAN AND ALDER BRANCH

Mrs. Lewis Johnson has been quite sick with the flu"
 Rev. Fry did not fill the pulpit at Mt. Pleasant Sunday on account of his wifes illness.
 Rev. Hooten of North Quitman preached at Mt. Pleasant Sunday nlght.
 G, W. and w. C. Williams and Gus Carglle made a business trip to Heber Springs Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dunaway visited the homes of Ira Clark and J. T. Tubbs saturday and Sunday.
 John IureIgh and wife were shop. ping In Quitman saturday.
 from the number of people in Quit man Saturday afternoon trade mus be pretty hourlshing.
 Mir. and Mrs. Watson Williams hay, rented rooms with Mrs. Sanderlin ol Quitman and Will move there soon.
 Dewey Beasley and Miss Dixie Starr visited friends on Alder branch oat urday, returning to Miller Sunday.
 G. C. Williams was prospecting il North Arkansas and Missouri las week.
 March 31.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-31
PRINCIPAL OF NEGRO
 SCHOOL HERE RESIGNS

Editor Log Cabin Democrat:
 Owing to the strained relations ex- isting between me and the teacher in the primary department, I have de- cided to resign my position as princi- pal of the colored public school, eff fective at the expiration of the pres ent school year. l have endeavored during the time I have served as prin- cipal to do my whole duty. l have worked hard to prepare my pupils tc live completely. During the time l have been principal, I have not been unmindful that the aims of the school is to prepare the child for ideal citi- zenship. All of my efforts have been directed towards that end. l fully re- alized years ago that the function of the public school was the formation of correct habits in the child. All are aware that this will ultimately lead to good citizenship. My efforts in school have always been in that direction. l wish to thank the school board and su- perintendent for timely help and sug gestions since have been head of the school. I wish to thank the patrons for their support and loyalty and beg to assure them that I shall always kindly remember them. I wish to thank the student body for many cour- testies shown me and also for their prompt obedience to school rules and rart11atiopc I ypich Tn assI1rp them that 1 regret to sever my relations with them and wherever l may go, l shall always remember them. l wish to urge them to continue to work hard to become ideal and useful citizens-a to the community in which they live.
 J. R. Anderson. Principal.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-31
MANY APPEALS FILED
 FROM J. P. DECISIONS

Five appeals from decisions of the justice of the peace court were filed with Circuit Clerk w. F. Whiddon to- day, and will be docketed for hearing at the regular term in July. The cases appealed were heard in the court of Justice c. M. Easterwood.
 Drs. George s. Brown and J. s. Westerfield filed appeal from the courts decision in favor of A. J. Starr, against whom the physicians brought suit to collect the balance due On bill of $34.87, alleged to have been incurred in August, 1896, by req son of an operation performed upon the daughter of the defendant. The principal plus interest now equals s78.13, the amount sued for. Starr was given the verdict by the jury which heard the case on February 12. The physicians allege that Starr paid $5 on the account in December, 1919, which is denied by the plaintiff.
 The Carlsbad Manufacturing Com pany filed appeal from the justice courts decision favoring George Jo- seph, against whom the plaintiff com- pany alleged indebtedness of S6S.29 The case was tried on January 12.
 The court on March 22 awarded judgment to s. E. Anderson for $57.5O against C. V. Douglass, against whom the plaintiff alleged indebtedness of $116.29. Appeal from the verdict was filed.
 George Draughn, defendant in suit brought by Dovie Atkisson and Lillie Ambrose, filed appeal from the courts decision awarding the plain t;ffs s41.11 and possession of certain cottonseed.
 Possession of bale of cotton was awarded Peter Sledge in the suit heard on January p in which Ad Nicholson was defendant. Nicholson filed appeal from the decision.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-31
CADRON GAP.

Corn planting is the order of the daay.
 MT. and Mrs. J. W. Hiett and chil- dren were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bell Sunday.
 Claud Kirby of Pleasant Valley spent Saturday night with his uncle, Ed Walden.
 A. J. Ethridge and family of Con- way have moved in our community.
 MT and Mrs. Sidney Arthur and children visited MT. and Mrs. J. D. Townsend Sunday.
 Robert Hairston and wife spent Sunday with his parents, MT. and Mrs. R. D. Hairston.
 MT. and Mrs. T. Fulmer of Con- way spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Harold Robins.
 The infant of Mr. and Mrs. S. Davenport was buried at Cadron Ridge cemetery Monday.
 Mrs. c. R. Thornton visited her daughter, Mrs. c. c. Holt, of Con- way, Sunday.
 March 31.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-31
GREENBRIER.

Uncle" Jim Glenn was visiting rel atives and friends here last week.
 Mrs. W. H. Parks is on the sick list this week.
 Several from here attended singing at Bailey's Chapel Sunday afternoon.
 Rev Charlie Parks preached an in- teresting sermon at the Baptist church Sunday night.
 Miss Francis Cantrell has returned home from a visit to relatives in Con- way.
 A nice program will be rendered at the school auditorium Friday evening, April 2. Everybody invited. Admis- sion 10 and 20 cents.
 A. A. Wilson of Conway was here Tuesday.
 Easter will be observed by the Sun day school. Everybody who has not enrolled for the year be present and enroll as a member.
 March 31.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-31
NEW HOME.
March 31.

Some few are beginning to plant corn.
 kev. McGee filled his regular ap- pointments at this place Saturuay and sunday.
 Singing Sunday evening was well attended. We will have singing next fourth Sunday evening. Every body IS invited to come.
 w. k. Bearden has sold his truck to Oscar Rowlett.
 W. E. Kidding attended the Holi- ness meeting at Sheep Shank Sun day.
 Politics is about all you can hear now. Wonder what it will be after the elections.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-31
Summary.

Runs--McGinnis l, Distel 8, Frier- son 1, Miller ?, Wano 1, w. Moore 2, Mclean l, Brottem 1, Morrow l, Yel- low Horse 1, Montgomery 1. Errors -McG his 1, Montgomery 2, Will Hams 1, Myers l, Lipe 1, Wahl l. Melton 1. Home Runs-Miller, Nor row. Three Base Hit-W. Moore Two-Base Hits-Distel 2, Miller Sacrifice Hits-Yellow Horse, Mont gomery, Farris, Stolen Bases-Fri' erson, Miller. Bases on Balls-Of Yellow Horse 1, off Dunn 2. Wild Pitch-Dunn. Struck Out-By Yel- low Horse 1, by Dunn 4. Hit by Pitcher-By Yellow Horse 1, by Dunn l. Umpires-Van Valkenburg and Bradley.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-31

Health is not so good at this writ ing,
 Mrs. Vim has the "fu.'
 MT. Cossey and family of Morril- ton, who were visiting their daugh- ter, Mrs. Leonard Rambo, last week. returned home Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Ramsey of Center Point visited their parents last week.
 W. N Carter of near Elpaso has been here building fence.
 J. W. Smith and Rev. w. F. Havne and families moved to Little Rock last week.
 N. z. Rambo and family visited Mrs Ollie Ramsey Sunday.
 Zack Davis of England was bacl in our midst last week.
 March 31.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-31

instead advised the two to attempt to reconcile their differences so that sep aration and divorce might be avoided, and to report to- the court on Saturday morning the results of their efforts.
 Answering her application for the writ Will Madison denied that she was qualified to rear and educate the two children, and also denied her asser- tions that he was unqualified. The marital troubles of the two have cov- cred some period of time.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-31
TRAVELLERS BEAT
 HENDRIX, I5 10 1
BULLDOGS SHOW CLASS
Montgomery Leads Assault Which Nets Lone Marker-Dunn Displays
 Good Mound Stuff.

Grabbing the big end of score ot 15 to 1, the Little Rock Travellers still failed to thoroughly subdue the scrappy Hendrix College Bulldogs who are highly elated by the one TUT which 'Dinty" Montgomery and three of his mates showed over in the sixth That lone marker was an earned run too, which the Bulldogs and their tribe of enthusiasts count as some accomplishment against Elberfeld and his professionals. Added glory is added to the achievement by. the fact that Ouachita and Little Rock Col. lege both failed to crVs the counting station when they took the field against the Travellers.
 Barring few rough spots in their play, the Bulldogs, every one of them. displayed creditable brand of base ball. Their play was snappy and ac- curate-when they were good-and the infield held alright against the hard raps which the Travellers garnered off the delivery of one Smoky" Dunn, who started on the mound for Hen driX. Up to the seventh, Dunn had done fairly we'll against Elberfeld's tribe. In the awful seventh, how ever, what Miller, Brottem and few others did to his offerings convinced Coach Headrick that a change was needed, and Wahl was sent to the mound. Wahl was nicked for four scores in the final frame.
 Despite the box score, Dunn pitch ed good game, and showed stuff which places him as one of the lead ing moundsmen in Arkansas college baseball. He pitched a cool, deliber- ate game, and several times pitched out of bad holes.
 Hendrix half-realized hopes in the sixth. Montgomery led off with a base on balls. Farris and Williams made sacrifces,and Red" Andrews brought down the stand with a clean wallop through the pitchers box which Yellow Horse took great pains to leave an open path.
 There is no scounting the fact that the Travellers have a bang up ball club which will show well in the Southern League. "Tabasco Kid" FL berfield, the manager, has gathered into his fold some nifty ball tossers. Yellow Horse showed good stuff on the mound. Behind the bat he has Brottem. probably the best receiver on the Dixie circuit. Wano on first is find. Blakesley, an outfelder of promise, and Masters and Fields, pitchers, were three of his tribe not in the game yesterday.
 The Bulldogs will have a short rest before tackling the University of Ar kansas on Russell field Friday and Saturday of this week The Porkers promise their usual strong game, and will come with the expectation of twice taking the measure of the local team. Smoky" Dunn and Wahl are the probable slab nominees for the two games.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-31
DIRECTS ESTRANGED
 PAIR TRY MEDIATION

Will Mattison and wife, Minerva Mattison. negroes. havn until Satur- day to adjust their differences, under eAe order made by Clrcu Judge George W Clark, who on Monday heard Minerva Mattison's application for writ of habeas corpus to obtain possession of their two children
 Judge Clark withheld the writ, and
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-31
METHODIST SERVICES.

The service at the First Methodist church tonight will be conducted by Prof. M. J. Russell and will be the third of the series of pre-Easter medl- tations. The prayer meeting room was comfortably filled at the service last night, and the talk by Professor Womack was real inspiration to all present.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-31

We make dainty Cakes and palatable
 wholesome pastries of all kinds. Serve them to your family and friends and win their everlasting regards. And don't forget that our Bread is ALWAYS de luxe article of food
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-31
OTHER RECORDS

"Venetian Moon" and
 "Swanee," All Star Trio. 'That Naughty Waltz" and "In Your Arms" Joseph c. Smiths Orchestra. "Your Eyes Have Told Me So," John Mccormack. "Gypsy Serenade," Kreisler "A Southern Lullaby" and "Sweet and Low" Elsie Baker.
 "Christ in Flanders" and "There is No Death" Lam bert Murphy.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-31

Green Grove Lodge will meet to- morrow snight to confer the Fellow Craft Degree upon a candidate. A large attendance is urged.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-31
BALLARD.

Health is not so good at this writ