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Dixie Battery Go.
 to Double Output; New Superintendent

Announcement was made yes terday that the Dixie Battery and Manufacturing company is to re ceive from the General Electric company electrical equipment which will give the concern aH output of 1o0 batteries per day. The company now has contracts for 50 batteries g day aud vii! soon close for the balance Of it's output. The company also au- nounced that C.. Ii. Morris, hate of the Philadelphia Storage B&t- tery company will arrive today to assume superintendency of the plant. MT. Morris has been with the EXide company fer several years and is thoroughly eX- perienced man.
 This company only recently was launched here, but has grown to be a large industrial concern with in the past few months. The new equipment will make it g strictly modern and up-to-date factory.
 Officials Of the concern said yes terday that the shortage of 1.O00,- 00N batteries in the United States at the present time would give this concern an opportunity fer further eXUanSiOn
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probably lay all their applications, with data on applicants, before the trustees. The trustees may act on the selection of q manager to- night, OF they may postpone final selection until some time later.
 At the meeting tonight, also. representatives of the American City bureau will render a final re- port cf their activities here, to- Gether with a suggested outline of the Chambers work for the com- ing year.
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E SOCIAL @ ~ N PERSONAL Z
MISS EUNICE NORRIS, Editor.

CTS, who has been connected with the Froug department store, num- bers her friends by the score, and has most attractive and charm ing personality. Mr. Bowers is an employe of the Cotton Belt shops, and after the brief we'd ding journey, MT. and Mrs. Bow CTS will be at home with her moth CT, Mrs. J. c. Mccoy, 1219 East Second avenue.
 Miss Ava Poss, daughter ol Mir and Mrs. Ava Poss, 1701 West Ninth, and Vester Smith were married yesterday afternoon at : o'clock at the Beech Street Bap- tist church by the Rev. Merrlr pastor of the church. Only q few friends witnessed the ceremony Immediately after the ceremony the couple left for Little Rock and Hot Springs, where they will spend several days. On their re. turn, they will be at home al Twenty-fi-st and Cherry.
 Miss Poss has been attending high school here and is a talente- physician. Mr. Smith is a brother 1f Thos. Smith, justice of the peace.
 Mrs. 4. D. Chavis entertained 40 of her young friends Wednes. day evening in her home, 807 West Thirteenth, as pleasure for Miss Alberta Robertson and Miss Jessie Mae Curry. The affair was one of many watch parties" held ir the city New Years eve. Games were played, Miss Aubrey Whar ton winning the first prize, witf Dewey Brown winning the booby prize.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Oudin were hosts to a few of their friends Wednesday evening at watcl party. Games of rock and others were enjoyed until midnight, whe1 delicious refreshments were serv ed. Guests were Mr. and Mrs J. o. Evatt, Mr. and Mrs. E. G Byrd, MT. and Mrs. George F, Merrick, Mr. and Mrs. Will Nal ley, Mrs. Ross Moore, Mrs. Oscar Reeves and the Oudin.
 The Woman's Auxiliary of Trim ity church will meet Monday after noon at 2:30 with Mrs. c. G. New man, 1920 Main street.
 Mrs. J. T. Jones delightfully."- en tertained a number of friend and relatives in her home Tues day evening in honor of MT. ant Mrs. Jentry T. Jones who wer' married at Dermott Sunday, De icember 28. Music and game
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.zLY GR APIIC PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS.

beth Alexander, Pauline Brewster Ophelia Brewster. Ho Brunson ana Bessie Coleman. Misses Gladys Carnahan and Elizabeth Byrd were invited guests. Yomg men pres ent were J. G. Smith, Frances Ga dy, Stanley Cook, Buford Holland, $. II. Pogue. Wm. Wright, Marvin Patterson, Allen Rutherford, Ru- fus Martin, Bemitt Wright, Rob ert Byrd, Howell Byrd, Charles Senyard, Howard Scnyard, Alber5 Alexander, Joe Mccain, Lee Hens lee, Joe iienslec. Wroe Sowards Jl., Noryali Smith and s. M Hooker.
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Thibault Fights
 Cholera Outbreak

David Thibault, county agent for the northern side of the coun. ty, has just returned from q two day visit to Wabbaseka, where he has been engaged in giving dem- in the use of anti-hog cholera vaccination. The plant CTS in that section are sad to be for this service and il
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Mathontes Club

Reception.
 Mrs. A. w. Troupe recently elected president of the Arkansas Federation of Women's club, and for some time a prominent clus- woman of the state, was honorel yesterday afternoon by the Mathonts lcub when she was tendered a reception in the home of Mrs. w. D. Jones, on West Sixth avenue. Southern moss and holly, with club colors of purple and gold, were used in at tractive decorations throughout the home, where Q large house party gave warmth and cordiality to the many hundreds of guests, club women of this vicinity, wna attended the affair.
 Mrs. Jesse R. Core and Mrs. Jack Bernhardt were at the front door; with Mesdames Earl Phil lipps, 0. w. Clark, Walter II. Simmons, Earl J. Logue, c. 4. Troupe, and w. w. Draper in the hall ushering the guests into the library where stood Mrs. W. D. Jones, Mrs. X. W. Troupe, Mes danes N. J. Can't Jr., F. B. Tom linson, Everett Tucker, Cora Gil- ]espie, Met L. Jones.
 In the parlor a delightful group of ladies was composed of Mes danes Sam Taylor, R. c. Atkin- son, w c. Taggart, A. NJ. Bar row, J. w. Adams, E. E. Houston, John Wilbourne, T. J. Collier, C. A. Linaker, M. Danaher H. A. Stowell, W. 4. Taggart, w. T.. Woodbridge, and Miss Hooker.
 Mrs. Jesse R. Core Jr., and Mrs. Thomas Collier ushered the guests into the dining room which was presided over by Mrs. Wiley Barrow and Mrs Met Galli- gher. Mrs. c. H. Haring and Mrs. Harry Miller poured tea and coffee, and were assisted in serv- ing by Misses Dorothy Gallagher, Frances Woodbridge, Idell McKen- non; Rebecca Hummer, Elizabeth Schober, Stella Hummer, Lamar Bernhardt and Nan Core.
 The membership of the organ ization includes Mesdames R. G. Atkinson, Jack Bernhardt, o. ", Clark, T. J. Collier, Jessie Core, Mike Danaher, N. J. Can't. E. B. Houston. Henry Haizlip, w. D. Jones, Carl Logue, c. A. Linaker, John Mills, Earl Phillips, E. M. Schober, H. A. Stowell, w. H. Simmons, w. A. Taggart, W. o, Taggart, Frank B. Tomlinson, A. w. Troupe, Drew White John Wilbourne and w. T. Woodbridge
 Honorary members are Mrs N. B. Trulock, J. w. Adams, A Nj. Barrow, o. A. Maer. Sam Fay Tor, Toss Fowler, Sam Taylor, Ad- die Owen, Garland Street and Miss Willie Hooker.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Triplett entertained at a dinner party at the Country club last evening as pleasure for their sister, Miss Rosebud Hearne of Albermarle, N C. Decorations were used in holi- day colors and arrangements, with New Year suggestions also attrac- tive. After dinner Fan Tan was the pleasure of the evening". Gov CTS were laid for MT. and Mrs Triplett; Miss Hearne, MT. Sweeps, ton of Virginia; Miss Montgomery MT. Fitzhugh; Miss Woodland, MT Greaves; Miss Smart, MT. Carna. han; Miss Cashell, MT. Smart Miss Andrews. MT. Trulock; Miss Howell, MT. Martin; Miss Crow Mr. Mcintyre; Miss Simpson, MT Moultcn: Miss Philpot, Captain Leiberman; Miss Collier, MT Cross, Miss Woodbridge, MT. West Fan tan will be the evening pleas. ure.
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{ 'hamber Trustees
 to Meet Tonight

Trustees of the Chamber of Commerce, elected at the recent hallcting, hcld a meeting tonight at the Hotel Pines, when a num-
 ber of very important matters will be taken up for discussion.
 The committee appointed to re- coNc applications for the position
 cf manager of the Chamber will
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Matthews-Gray Wedding.

A wedding of interest to a large number of friends was that yes- terday of Miss Florence Matthews and Emmett H, Gray of Muskogee, Okla. The ceremony was said at 3:30 o'clock in the Methodist house of the First Methodist church, Rev. E. R. Steel pastor of the church saying the ceremony.
 The bride, daughter of Mrs. Ida Matthews, is one of the most popular business women of the city, having been with the Singer Sewing Machine company for 12 years, where she has en- deared herself to host of admir- ing friends. The groom, former Pine Bluff resident, is now located in Muskogee, where after short wedding trip he and his bride will be at home.
 Mrs. Arthur Mills entertained informally yesterday afternoon in her home as a pleasure for her house guest, Mrs. Bert Pickens, of Walnut Lake and Miss Katie Mae Sndnkle Ol AIhdUcIpIAd. ]A Al0AA- Der of friends called during the hour from to o'clock, and a house party consisting of the fol- lowing helped make. the after noon's affair a really informal pleasure: Mrs. Leo M. Andrews and Mrs. w. w. Taylor, pouring tea and coffee; Mrs. c. H. Owens, Mrs. J. w. Scales, Mrs. Ralph Downs, Mrs. Charles Fitzhugh, Mrs. Frank Ragland, Mrs. L. F. Hut, Mrs. Jo Nichol, Mrs. Charles Moore, Mrs. F. E. Renfrow, Mrs. A. Retan, Miss Mazie Mills, Mrs. Tracy Mills, Mrs. c. F. McEwen of Chicago and Miss Frances An dreWS.
 The marriage of Mrs. Emma Hall and w. Elden Bowers yes terday morning at 10 o'clock, at the parsonage of the First Metho- dist church, is of interest to a large number of friends in this city. Rev. E. R. Steel said the ceremony in the presence of a few inmate friends, after which the bride and groom left for we'd ding trip to St. Louis. Mrs. Bow
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were enjoyed after which refresh ments were served. The happy couple were presntd with many beautiful gifts. They will make their home in Dermott.
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BARRACKS BURNED.

Nantes, France, Jan. Bar racks containing large stocks of American army munitions were destroyed by fire here last night.
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kilgore-M e-MusgrOve Wodd;nn

Miss Edna Kilgore and James F. Musgrove of this city were married Wednesday evening by Justice of the Peace J. s. Wiley The bride is a daughter of George Kilgore and the groom is q carpea ter employed by the Pine Bluff company. MT. and Mrs. Musgrovo are at home at 905 West Twentieth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-02

toillptliiy. -Ai' etiiu MI 1' M u''S " = are at home at 905 West Twentieth.
 Mir. Edward Dilley and Charles Wiley are entertaining their friends at dancing party at the Hotel Pines this evening as a pleasure for Misses Young of Memphis and Miss Marsh of Ty- Ter, Tex.
 Mrs. Lena Langham of Mem- phis, who has been spending the holidays here with Dr. s. D. Will son and family leaves today for Little Rock, where she will visit her brother for a week.
 MT. and Mrs. T. V. Murdaugh of Little Rock, were the guests yesterday by County Judge R. H.. Williams and family.
 Mrs. C. F. McEwen of Chicago is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jules Borreson, and other relatives.
 Mrs. F. Ci. Berbig and child ren are in Little Rock. the guests of her mother, Mrs. Shipp.
 The Woodmen Circle will meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock for the installation of newly elected officers.
 Mrs. J. I. Norris is in Little Rock spending the week end with her mother, Mrs. John Brodie.
 Born, yesterday, to Mir and Mrs. Will Lindley, Main and Twenty first, baby daughter.
 Mrs, c. Douglas Shea of Louis vile, Ky, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Jonathan Gibson Taylor.
 Mrs. Louise Barnes of Pine Bluff is visiting friends in TeXar- kama this week.
 Miss Elizabeth Alexander was hostess to members of the "Have a Heart" club Wednesday evening in her home, on West Fourth ave nue. Holiday decorations were used and there was dancing until I2 o'clock. Refreshments were served as the New Year dawned, and many young people present had a most enjoyable evening.
 Club members are Misses Joe Howell, Aileen Palmer, Louise Hill, Minnie Atkinson, Anna Roost Frances Hall, Mary Wright, Eliza
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Mrs. Lena Langham of Mem- phis, who has been spending the holidays here with Dr. s. D. Will son and family leaves today for Little Rock, where she will visit her brother for a week.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-09
LIST OF TOWNSHIP
 OFFICIALS ELECTED JUSTICES & CONSTABLES
Chosen for Faulkner County at Elec- tion of November 2-Mt. Vernon
 Township Fails to Elect.

The following is the official list of justices of the peace and constables elected in the several townships in Faulkner county on November ?:
 Benedict-J. F. Raney and Harry Graham, justices of the peace; E. J. Wilhite, constable.
 Benton-John Thomas and J. W. Tubbs, justices of the peace; John Til lery, constable.
 Bristol-J. c. Garrison and C. J. Palret, justices of the peace; A. K. Crossno, constable.
 Cadron-G. M. Easterwood and w. B. Wilson, justices of the peace; R. w. King, constable
 California-J. s, Lane and M. E. Presley, justices of the peace; C. NJ, Montgomery, constable.
 Clifton-T. R. Ethridge and II. Dun can, justices of the peace; A. L. Glover, constable.
 Cypress-E. H. Edwards and Coy Parker, justices of the peace; W. T. Russell, constable.
 Danley-J. M. Dickens and D. Mat chett, justices of the peace; John H. Jones, constable.
 East Fork-J. B. Tilley and J. B. Abrams, justices of the peace; T. M. Loveless, constable.
 Enola-J. R. Keeling and J. T. Duckett, justices of the peace; G. II. Rountree, constable.
 Hardin-W. J. Cato and C. J. White, justices of the peace; Tom Brannon, constable.
 Harve-T. F. Langley and J. II. Me Carty, justices of the peace; E. J. Glover, constable.
 Mathews-W. A. Ingram and E. L. Fulmer, justices of the peace; s. W. Cardin, constable.
 Mountain-D. F. Livingston and R. P. Hamilton, justices of the peace; J. R. Owens, constable.
 Mt. Vernon-No township officers elected.
 Newton-W. A, Bryant and S. P Grafton, justices of the peace; H. & Stephens, constable
 Palarm-J. L. Walls and W. R. Me Henry, justices of the peace; J. A. Hooks, constable.
 Pierce Creek-J. L. Harvill and. N B. Winkler, justices of the peace; J W, Coker, constable
 Pine Mountain-George Hiett and W. T. Hall, justices of the peace --. Chrouch, constable.
 Walker-Taylor Mayhan and Henry Smith, justices of the peace; Roy Cup per, constable.
 Wilson-A. c. Brown and G. L Gentry, justices of the peace; B. D Brockinton, constable.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-09
PUPS IN TRIUMPH
 OVER CUMBERLAND

Conway football fans who witness ed the game yesterday afternoon on Russell field between the Bullpups and Arkansas Cumberland College from Clarksville, when the Pups won the game 2 Ito 0, were treated to the kind of game that tops the list of real clashes, Both teams fought from whistle to whistle, both put up one of the cleanest exhibitions of football seen in some time. Incidentally. the Pups lived up to their reputation of being harder scrappers than the Bull dogs.
 The Cumberland team was handi- capped by ineXperierce, and their fail ure to follow the ball at all stages of the game was costly. The Pups got the jump on them in the first quarter when they advanced the ball to Cum berland's 15-yard line and Nelson re ceived a forward pass from Moore and crossed the line
 This same Nelson, Walter "Jew' Nelson is he is known, came in for more glory before the game was over After the teams had battled through the second quarter and a part of the third without scoring, "Bobby' Moore, Pup quarterback, called the signal for forward pass while on Cumberland's S 25-yard line. He heaved the ball to Nelson on the 50-yard line. Nelson leaped high into the air, pulled in the pass, and outran three opponents the required 50 yards for a touchdown.
 A few minutes later, in the fourth quarter, when Cumberland had receiv- ed the ball on downs on their 20-yard line, Nelson slipped through and re- covered a tumble and again crossed the goal line. The other touchdown came when Moore worked fake play on the Pups 20-yard line, Leming crossing the line. Leming at half showed up exceptionally well on the defense and offense, while Harmon played a good defensive game. T. and c. Chitwood and Davis starred for ! Cumberland.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-09

ing the trip from Conway. A railroad man.. who has transportation at his wish, said today he had intended all the time to witness the game, but since the "hold up' scale of prices has been announced, he is wavering and may stay at home rather than help the Tigers get rich in days time.
 An admission price of this size or larger would be cheerfully paid if the game involved extraordinary ex- pense, but the cost of bringing the Hendrix team to Philadelphia will be only nominal and leaves little doubt that Ouachita intends to pile up a sur plus at the expense of Conway and other out of town fans.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-09
MAYORESS STILL
 DEFENDS IRELAND
(By United Pressl

London, Nov. 9.-Muriel Mae Swiney, widow of the late lord mayor of Cork, is still belfast from the ill., ness which threatened her life soon before and at the time of the mayor s death. Despite her illness, she an- nounces her intention to continue to fight for Ireland.
 Extreme fear for her life was en- tertained by physicians when she col lapsed, the danger being more immi- nent on account of her condition. Many of her conversations with the lord mayor during the course of his hung CT strike related to the expected ar rival in their family, hope of which she was robbed by her collapse.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-09
COMMERCIAL CLUE.

An important meeting of the Con- way Commercial Club will be held in the club rooms tonight at 7:30 o'clock. The city council, which also meets tonight, will complete its business in time to meet with the club. One of the matters to come before the club will be the appointment of a commit tee to make nomination of officers for the next year, to belected at a second meeting on Tusday night, No vember 23.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-09
CHORAL CLUB TO MEET.

A full rehearsal of the cantata, "The Messiah" will be held by the Conway Choral Club at 2 o'clock at the First Methodist church. Officers ot the club are very anxious to have present the full number appearing in the cast.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-09

If your child eats ravenously at times and at other times has no appe- tite at all, look out for worms. Whites Cream Vermifuge is the rem- edy to use. u clears them out. Price 35c Sold by Greeson Drug Co.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-09

When the sleep is disturbed at night by urinary troubles the best thing to do is to take Prickly Ash Bitters. It IS particularly good for men of mid de age as 1t has strengthening in- fluence in the kidney and bladder. Price $1.50 per bottle. Florence Drug Co.,, Special Agents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-09

To Our Customers-To cut down our overhead expenses we are now on cash basis-nothing charged. Hop ing that we may continue to do your work. Waddle & Blessing Garage 11-Sd6t
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-09

Cleaning, pressing, dying and re- pairing; we have dust and rain proof wagon. We call for and deliver. Con- way Cleaning Co.,, 106 West Main St, phone 278.-11-1dtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-09
OUACHITA RULES
 ON TICKET SALES

According to the management of the Ouachita Athletic Association, the admission for the Ouachita-Hendrix game will be two dollars for every one excepting students, The charge for college students, including those from Conway, will be one dollar, and for the high school students of the local school, fifty cents. There will be boys selling tickets at the high school tomorrow and Wednesday, and if the students buy their tickets then, it will cost them fifty cents, if not, a charge of two dollars will be made at the gates for all those not having their tickets with them. Thus, it is a sav- ing for the students to buy their tickets as soon as possible.
 All tickets sold at the gate will cost $200.-Arkadelphia News.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-09

Seldom has any matter connected with athletics aroused the ire of fans so much as the announced intention of Ouachita to turn the annual Bull dog Tiger game primarily into a source of revenue regardless of the effect on sports. Beyond doubt, the admission price will decrease the number mak-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-02

will be held By the Conuissiosey d-EA
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ment Of such Gid, but he saeeeselsl
bidder shall fail to conDlete Me DGrsAsss
by then and there payiag any balanre dus
under his purchase, iacfudinG the eost q
advertising and the expenses Incident there.
to, then and in such event such deposit
shall be forfeited to the State Of New
Mexico as l~iquidated damases.
Any person desiring TO qualify as :
bidder at such lease sale, in addition to
making the deposit above required, shah,
not less than five days prior to the date
set for such sale, execute and deliver to
the Commissioner Of Public Lands Of ths
State of New Mexico . good and sufi-
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conditioned upon the faithful performance
of the terms Of the lease contract
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serves the right to reject any and all
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Lease will be made ip substantial con
formity with form Of oil and gas kase
missioner of Public Lands, copy Of which
viii be furnished on application.
Witness my hand and the official seal
Of the Commissioner of Public Lands o.
the State of New Mexico this fourth day
Of May. 1920.
N. A. FIELD.
COMMISSIONS OF Public Lands,
State of New Mexico
First Publication May 2, 1870
Last Publication July 10, 1920.
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