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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-18
BRANN AN.

On account of holidays and some ether mishaps we have not been rep resented for the last few weeks, but wc wish to be heard from again.
 So afr as we know everybody IS get ting along splendidly with but very lit- tie sickness.
 Fodder saving is past and molasses making is fast approaching and there are prospects for good yield. By this we hope that old H. C. L. will be lowered, especially in sweets.
 Ira and Dave Mercer went to the big show at Conway last week.
 Tonic McNair has returned home after few days stay at Conway.
 William Hill and wife of Beckett Mountain visited at J. M. Hills We'd aesday of last week.
 Mrs. Mary Bennett and Mrs. Pearl Mercer are on the sick list at this writing.
 A. G. Brannan made business trip b Quitman Saturday.
 Ira Gray was hauling slave bolts to Quitman Saturday.
 Several from here attended the graveyard working at Old St. Marys Friday.
 Our school has closed at Grammar, the term being successful. dUtoaf qoe I1ofvis cjSjmnS T
 krx Belle Webb of Clarksville, Tex 1s, IS visiting friends and relatives here at this writing.
 Mrs. Lena Livingston and children are visiting at Joe Hills at this writ ing,
 September 15.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-18
UNUSUAL CONDITION
fezas Lady Suffered With Pulling and Aching Pains in Her Back,
 Which Cardui Relieved.

Houston, Texas.-Mrs. c. D. Cook, of rs12 Whitty Street, this city, recently said: About four months after my rarriage, . began suffering much pain. and knew that my condition was unusual, but couldn't just decide what was wrong. I had to go to bed. |.
 ~Au across my back and hips were pains, pulling and aching until could hardly sit up.. stayed in bed few days. My husband had heard of Car Sma so I told him he might get 1t.
 ~After I had taken Cardui a few days, was up. I took five bottles and haven't been in bed since for this trouble. for if I have the least symp- apms of this trouble get Cardui and take 1t in time.
 "T have a number of friends who hzye used Cardui, and they recommend n very highly"
 The experience of this Texas lady 2s similar to that related by thousands of other women.
 Cardui is purely vegetable, and mild md gentle in it's action. Cardui may
 the very medicine you need if suf-
 ng with womanly troubles.
 ke Cardui. NC-l3s
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-18
MT. VERNON SCHOOL.

The Mt. Vernon high school opens next Monday, September 20. Every thing has been put in readiness for a fine opening. A large enrolment of students is expected, and from all re- ports a large number of outside stu dents are planning to enter. Ihe grounds and building have been re- paired and beautifed. New desks have been erected. New interest and en- thusiasm are gripping the people and patrons of the town. An entirely new faculty has been secured this year, composed of the following teachers: Principal Maurice Murray Hall, M. A, native of Faulkner county who receiv- ed his education in rural schools and Conway high school, and student in Ouachita College for five years, from which he received his B. A. degree in 1919, and the masters degree in 1920 along with the B. o. certificate in ex- pression. He will have charge of the high school department and athletics throughout the year.
 Prof J w. Tubbs of Enders will have charge of the intermediate work and room, and vii lbe assistant prin cipal. Prof. Tubbs is a native of Ten nessee, is a man of mature age, and has been teaching for 24 years, most of which has been in the best inlnd schools of this county.
 The primary teacher vii lbe Miss Lucille Hall, who received her educa- tion in a rural school, Vilonia high school, and the Arkansas State Nor mal, where, after three years of study, she received the R. T. c. diploma, after teaching three months in the train ing school. She has taught primary work only since then in the schools at Beryl, Greenbrier, Philadelphia and Wattensaw.
 With the enthusiasm and prospects and with this corps of teachers, Mt. Vernon high school is expecting tis best year in school work and athletics.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-18
HAMMONSVILLE.

We are having too much rain at present for cotton.
 Corn is exceptionally good through this vicinity.
 Health is good through here except some whooping cough.
 Singing at the new church last Sun day was fine.
 Concord class and Hammons Chapel class will consolidate on the third Sunday and elect officers.
 Vernon Morris of Smyrna visited w, F. Wood Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Terry of near Mt. Vernon visited MT. and Mrs. J. W. Clark Sunday.
 Whit Fowlkes will soon be ready to move into his new home, built by Roy Roberts.
 R. B. Clark and family of Union Hill visited here Sunday.
 September IS.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-18
SOCIETY ASKS MAGAZINES.

The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres byterian church is about to start a campaign for the collection of all the old magazines and newspapers in Conway. They will help the house wife do her fall cleaning by calling for and removing the accumulation of magazines and newspapers.
 Please save what you have on hand and notify either Fred White, Mrs. H. Krieger, Mrs. J. D. Moore or Rev. R. l.. Jetton, and the magazines and newspapers will be collected during the first week in October.
 The society will appreciate your CO., operation in this enterprise.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-18
THE JUNIOR B. Y. P. U.

The Junior B. Y. P. U. for Sept. 19, is as follows:
 Subject "A prince who fought his father
 Class No 1.-Leader, Lloyd Simms; helpers, Routh Carter, Royce Brady, Callie Cox, John Dorrill, Charles Havens, Olive Meadors, Alice Mae Martin, Ella Payne, Blanche Scull, Edith Simms, Gladys Graham, Nellie Scull and Jessie By White.
 Class Mo- 2.-Leader, Mary Burton i; helpers, Robbie Burns, Walter Duna- way, Catherine Garrott, Daisy Gibbs, Ruth Jennings, Ruth Martin, Nettie Margarite Lynch, Stanley Robbins, Raleigh Sherrock, Kathaleen Thomas son, Neal Thomasson, Noland Brady, Mary Sherrock, Elizabeth Barton, Ed George, Mollie Gordy and Albert Burton.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-18
WOOSTER.

John Glover left for Konowa, Okla, Tuesday, looking out a location,
 II. Robinson and George Mobbs Mobbs went to Conway Monday.
 Mrs. Margaret McClelland and grand daughter, Neal, of Birmingham, Ala, and Mrs Mary Bailey, who have been visiting their sisters, Mrs. J. W. Carter and Mrs J. M. Holloway, re- turned home Monday
 Dick Clifton and son were here last week saving wood.
 Mrs. Dessie Milan of Conway is the guest of Dr. M. C. Burnett and family this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Williams re- turned Saturday from Oklahoma.
 September 15.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-18
METHODIST SERVICES.

Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Pub lie worship and preaching at 10:50 a. m. The subject of the sermon will be Seek Ye First Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. Public worship and preaching at 7:30 p. m. Life Through Death" will be the subject
 Students are given special invi- tation to attend all of these services, There will be special music at both the morning and evening services.
 C. M. Reyes, Pastor.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-18
AT THE CHURCHES
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BAPTISTS SERVICES.

You are invited to attend the fol- lowing services at the Baptist church tomorrow: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.; worship and preaching at Il a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Junior and Senior B. Y. P. U. meetings at 6:30 p. m
 Special features of the morning program will be a vocal solo by Mrs. J. T. Deal and a violin selection by Mrs. Howard Johnston. The pastor will speak in the morning on "En- frightened Leadership and in the even- ing on inspection Invited
 E. P. J. Garrott, Pastor.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-18
MISSION SOCIETY.

The Young Ladies' Missionary So- ciety of the First Methodist church will meet Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock in the church parlors. Im- portant business will come before the society at that time, and the presence of all members is very much desired.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-18

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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-18
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES.

In the sermon tomorrow morning the pastor will continue his discussion of the subject, "A New Emphasis in the Christian Conception of Salva- tion." Other services of the church will be held at the usual hours. Stu dents and strangers in the city will find a welcome awaiting them.
 R. l.. Jetton, Minister.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-18
". M. U. TO MEET.

The Womans' Missionary Union of the First Baptist church will meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the church, it was announced today.
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Methodist Protestant Forces to Discuss
 Interchurch Plan

Greensboro, N. C., May 21.--The at- titude of the church toward the inter- church world movement is one of the most important matters to be decided at the twenty-third quadrennial con. ference of the Methodist Protestant with delegates present from twenty nine conferences in tWenty-Qne states.
 The question of unification with the Methodist-Episcopal and Metho- dist Episcopal church, south, also may be discussed but, according to lead, CTS, the odist-Protestants are disposed to await action by the other two bodies before acting on this question.
 The business of the morning ses- sion. consists of appointing commit tees.
 Dr. Lyman E. Davis of Pittsburgh. is president of the conference. In his quadrennial address this after noon Dr. Davis reviewed "the most strenuous and progressive quadren- ial of the church." He will ashr nial of the church." His address touched upon the problems of war and of reconstruction and strikes, note of confidence and optimism over the future work of the church. He reviewed the million for the mas ter" campaign brought to success ful conclusion and touched upon the question of Methodist unification declaring that the initiative rests with other churches now.
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myself of the care of the government of this republic.
 "In conclusion, fervently hope that the selection to be made by congress will be propitious and satisfy the as- pirations not only of the armed ele- ments which caused the downfall of Mistaken President Carranza, but of all national factors whose opinion must be considered l equally hope that the commander thus selected may fulfill the duties of this most import ant position to the highest possible degree of satisfaction to the nation and his own renown and glory, as we'll as guiding our country through the work of reconstruction, restoring it to the highest possible stage of morality and order, and to the pros perity it so we'll seserves, so that it's prestige and good name may be re-established among the nations of the earth.
 (Signed) PABLO GONZALES"
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Continued from page D.
 would prove the only thing that would save him, to-wit:
 Carranza Adamant.
 "The retirement of. his own candi- date as the only possible way by which public opinion could be satis- fled. My propositions were absolutely disdained as I fully explained in my declaration of April 20. last. Presi- dent Carranza declared his positive purpose of continuing his disgraceful electoral policy. Therefore I was faced with the dilemma of supporting this situation if only by my neutrality and silence, or to openly fight it Facing all the consequences I decided upon the latter course. Convinced that I was fulfilling a patriotic duty in defense of the rights of the people so outraged, but with deep sadness and not having been successful in pre-. venting the disintegration that came and which must have caused no little surprise to foreign countries, who no doubt, have asked themselves where on the slippery banks of ou, AGNOiuGioH "OUl0 we From the very moment of my depart. ure and in the few days of the strug. gle when I constantly cogitated as te the final result of the move and or thenecessitv to have it justified in the future establishment of solid peace placing the nation free from new anx- eties and conflicts, the idea became more anad more precise in my mind finally crystallizing in my decision.
 "On my return to the capital, my conviction was so deeply rooted that I made every effort to divert my ac- tion of all that could in any way give the aspect of political proparanda awaiting the earliest opportunity to make known to my fellow citizens my decision.
 "The opportunity is here. The union between revolutionary elements has become established not in fact. but onenly made evident in the meetinp which General Obregon and myself tooether with other military chiefs held in the office of the secretary of war on the 18th inst. at which the utmost cordiality prevailed The form in which the establishment of constitutional order is +o be accom- plished was discussed. We arrived at the conclusion. as the people know. that Mr Adolpho De Ia Huerta. con- stitutional governor of Sonora, would
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convike the congress for the election of a provisional president.
 eff prior to this I would have made public the retirement of my candi- dacy, there might have been errone ous misinterphetations and my actioo attributed to misunderstanding with Genesal Obregon and his friend, too ill concealed malevolence or lack of con- formity with the situation. Nothing like this can be supposed today. The most perfect harmony now reigns be- tween elements which earlier were revolutionary. It is precisely this harmony which I am endeavoring at all costs shall be maintained for the good of the country.
 "Voicing public feeling. I consider the possibility that political division might tomorrow poison our atmos- phere, breaking the fraternal bonds that today exist between Obregon and myself. If humanly possible why not prevent this? Why not take advan- tage of this moment and the happy circumstances in order to unify the national army, cleansing it from all ill will and envy of politics and lead ership, making of it the strength of the country for the defense of it's in, tegrity and it's institutions which Gen. eral Obregon and myself contended in the democratic field?
 It is fact that the army was di- vided between us both. In our can didacies again contend, the division of the army will again be unavoid- able. The intention of everybody to. day is honorable, but politics are pas. sionate and poisonous, and we know not where they could lead us in the future, even more when after tn. revolutionary disturbances that re- gently took place. @
 Union Must Live.
 "Our union must live, and in order to have it continue I contribute this my resolution to retire from the com ing electoral campaign. This resolu- tion have reached after mature de- liberation and study, and with due consideration on my part of all that is involved in this discussion I am constrained to declare that it is ire vocable without being related or pre- tending to be related with the attitude
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|ALMER LEADS ALL ! DEMOCRATS IN ThE
 NUMBER OF PLEDGES
Single Candidate Has More Than 100
 Votes

Chicago, May 21.-With the demo- satic convention a little more than
 month away canvass of the situ- Prom shows no one man has receiv-
 as many as 100 pledged delegates,
 hile the uninstructed delegates bus far chosen number 5S7.
 There are PAP delegates yet to be
 ected
 Under the democratic convention
 1les a two thirds vote is required nominate, or~72S out of the 1902 Totes which will be cast in the con 4ention.
 HsOf those candidates who have votes {hstructed for them. Attorney Gen fral Palmer is leading with the 76 Totes given to him by his home state f Pennsylvania this week R Governor James M. Cox of Ohio
 a close second with "A votes. the blid delegations of Ohio and Ken ncky. The names of three "favo- &te sons" stand third. fourth and Ffth in the list; Governor Edward I. Edwards of New Jersey, receiving MS states 28 votes; Senator Carter Glass having Virginia's 24; and #enator Robert l.. Owen of Oklahoma Being the choice of that states 20 Delegates.
 1 James w. Gerard of New York, ormer ambassador to Germany, who
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BAD RISK
 TO KEEP SICK
Insurance Companies Won't Take a Man Who Suffers Continually from StOm- ach or Liver TrOu-
 bles


 Acworth, Ga.-"We have used Black -Draught in our family for years, and can say I never have found a liver medicine that could equal it," writes Mrs. J. A. Millwood, of this place. "It is fine for indigestion, headache and sour stomach" she con- tinues.
 q use it for the family, and cer- tainly feel it has saved me lot of money.
 'T am glad to recommend Black Draught, and am sure if others would use it they would be as glad as I've been."
 Thousands of families keep Thed- ford's Black-Draught in the house all the time, for use at the first sign of indigestion, constipation, collie, colds and fever, thereby preventing illness that might develop seriously.
 When you notice that you are bil ious, have bad taste in the mouth, coated tongue, offensive breath, or if you are dizzy at times, restless, sleep poorly-do not neglect your liver. It is calling for prompt treatment. Use Thedford's Black Draught. It's merit is widely acclaimed from long, satis-
 Your druggist sells BlackDraught factory use.
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OUTFIELDER RETURNS.

Cincinnati. May 21.-Outfielder Tom Griffith, who had gone into the brokerage business and declared he was through with baseball" will re- turn to the Brooklyn club of the Ma tional league. This was announced today, following a visit of Griffith to President Ebbetts and Manager Robinson.
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Vote Confidence in
 the French Chamber

Paris, May 21.-The chamber of deputies today gave vote of confi- dence in favor of the government on the governments stand with regard to the striking railroad men. The vote was 526 for and 90 against the gov ernment.
 The vote came after a lengthy de- bate, Premier Millerand in a stirring speech upholding the governments position.
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tiled petition in South Dakota, will receive the states 10 votes.
 Only one contest has appeared to date. In Georgia. friends of MT, Palmer, dissatisfied with the action of the state convention in endorsing Senator Hoke Smith, organized a sep arate convention and selected 2s Palmer delegates.
 Oregon democrats meet today to se feet 10 delegates
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NULLIFY SCHEDULE.

Vienna, May 22.-The city govern ment has partly nullified the effects of the new summertime schedule now in force, by extending for one hour the closing hours of theaters, coffee houses and restaurants.
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THE vANDERBILTS HONEYMOONlNG

H ot Springs -T h @ r @ is something TO- mantle a b o U t "Ol' Virgin'y." Maybe that's W h y Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., of New York, and his bride, formerly M i s . Rachel Little- ton, pie k e d fhiQ = n n n spot in Vir- ginia for their h O Il e y n con. The g r o o m " a s N e W Y or k 8 mu- liOnaire news- paper reporter. Guests at their wedding p a r. took of the largest W e d |. cing cake ever made in Ameri. ca. It weighed I5O DO u n d 8. Wedding gifts val lu e d at 8 million dollars were showered on the couple. When the pho t o g r 8 p b @ r snapped them. out for a stroll, the smile that won't come off" spread i t 8 @ If across t h @ 1 [ faces.
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What Is "Spring Fever?"

What Is Spring Fever?"
 It is simply how Vitality, lack of Energy caused bv impure blood. GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC retsores Vitality and Energy by Pur- flying and Enriching the Blood. You can soon feel it's Strengthening, In-
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FOODS TAKE DROP.

Muskogee, Okla, May 21.-Price reductions which have been going on in clothing in this city several days today spread to foodstuffs. many ar ticles of food dropping from 20 to 30 per cent.
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A REAL STILL

are still at the samp al, We write Protection from F;r. pir s,alt a nadoes, Auto Liability and ,ae nl a9i
 T A YLOR '1s' & nn The Agency Where Pine St,s.. ..
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schdoi hhe auditorium and all s,., church will be as 'se COG, tlst t5;t ss9d'' as as any ny soda fountain or ies ,s',s e,,s slnaa
 lor i in Pine Bluff. accordes l,T cream sss J. H. Moore, pastor viu.ag of m to Re,
 The church has just comn,s.s, sss sshans ing 43 ceiling fans, seventsas s'sa install are in the main chnroh een ofVhia Bluff company. ''eu 'y the Pin.
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Prohteer Fight
 in the Senate
 Nearing cn,

o,,tsa'' Mashinston' May 2l.-c,,, ' outcry in the senate a.,i' '''a'ass teers brought matters to I'lnsf sa sAt ;'ea i0aay .S when republican lsadsa,f head as ,1ea nea,.;s that the resolution 'of', ot p'a anal narrls, democrat, Georgia, Q, ,,,'' s'a~ corporation ;t income and 1' ' 'Slllaste| ,uor1onl ,o tax returns would ,e be tsl's excess ss .noadow . ,', ' T ', for action v v;ts ;tasen pa a1mdament.. 1aadan n:, Senator I'55 los.. eezss itader, it ( s said he saw m Iodge, si nae It should not pass "o reason rs' \ o1 u the proposal which biiAea the sep, the records into the e'' w Would 5Ss| would V include 1918 and senate 1a,t sAiS as rS well as those of sr 1917 l'ls retun,
 The house also saw
 guns panso trained on the prof;,..s orS lesislatv. troduced bill to pTobis!t E, fiss5!tuslieaa sI < serve; serve banks renewing loan, oa, ,easal de rs D pllls which he said ''vs ws.' '91ats or hoarded commodities On would ts. fer,s
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Cnnn

Mrs. V. M Katx, 5O2 Armondale St.
 N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa., writes: q used Foley's Honey and Tar for my little grandson as he had bad cold. and it did him lots of good I used lot of it when my own children were small" The old reliable medi- cine helps coughs, colds, croups and whooping cough. For sale at Mann's pharmacy. Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-22

Rub- -Tism is powerful anti septic; it kills the poison caused from infected cuts, cures old sores, letter, etc. Adv.
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Kn0uledge That Pays

KNOWLEDGE IS BOUGHT BY EFFORT TT TAKES TIME AND MONEY TO ACQUIRE IT, BOOK LORE MAKES A MAN LEARNED KNOWLEDGE OF CURRENT EVENTS MAKES HIS OPINION RESPECTED AND SOUGHT EXPERIENCE MAKES HIS SERVICES VALUABLE. AND WHAT DOES ADVERTISING DO? TT ADDS TO HIS KNOWLEDGE
 TT KEEPS HIM ABREAST OF THE TIMES. ADVERTISING TEACHES HOW TO GET THE MOST IN VALUE AND ENJOYMENT AT THE LEAST EX- PENDITURE OF WHAT HE HAS EARNED. THE NEWSPAPERS ARE A TYPE-AND-INK UNI VERSTTY.
 READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE GRAPHIC REGULARLY FOR KNOWLEDGE THATPAYs
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GONZALEZ LEAVES
 AMBITION BEHIND ] FOR NATIONS SAKE

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
GERMAN LUTHERANS OBJECT.
Those Of Northwest Suspicious Of Ed.
ueational Control.

Wsshin gton, Oct. 28-Plans for
Americaniration Of immigrant members
were emphasized yesterday st the BIZ
ennial session, Of the United Lutheran
Church. Reports Of mission board told
of the work being done 10 familiarize such
Lutherans with the Er glish language.
Delegates from the Northwe stern
Synod, which includes parts of Canada,
asked authorization 20 raise $4,000 for
their educational Institution at Saska-
toon, but objected 10 the proposal TO
work In cooperation with the board
Of education. German members Of that
synod, it was stated in the debate, We're
suspicious Of plans TO bring their edu-
cational institutions under the control Of
the education board
The convention referred the matter TO
special committee.
The German brethren of the North
west" II. ". Robb, Of Milwaukee, de-
clared, ''are looking 10 see what kind of
control We are going 70 try TO exercise
over their institutions"
The Germans, another said, thought
efforts were being made TO "Americanize
thsm" too fast.
Presentation Of medals to the Lutheran
ministers who served SIS chaplaIEs IN
the army and navy during the World
War was made the occasion for a patri-
otic demonstration.
The central treasury financial plan
was adopted by the convention, agreeing,
with minor exceptions, with recon-
mendatIons OF the executive board.