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BACK AT COLUMBUS.

Columbus Ohio, July 10. GOvcno
Cox who conferred with lrcsidcnt Mi
son yesterday in Washington arrived +
Columbus early TODAY TIC viii meet fh
Democratic National Committee hor
tomorrow.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Kusiness PrnnertY

GROCERY STORE-And fruit stand. 63o
Madison street.
GROCERY AND Business, cstab-
lished. Stock and fixtures. Address W 6,
Every Evening Office.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate
EOR RENT

6l3 King street, four rooms. II35 East
Thirteenth street, two apartments three
rooms each Possession at once. For par
ticulars apply to
F. A. DAVIS & co.
Phone 712. 1909 Tatnan street
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments A and Flats

APARTMENT ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND
HOT WATER HEAT. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. APPLY STA ORANGE
STREET.
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HOT WATER HEAT. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. APPLY sfa ORANGE
STREET
APARTMENT-On second floor. two rooms
and bath hea.. light and use Of phone
and :.
and pantry on first floor newly papered
porch, yard, use of bath. No ch ildrer I50s
Lancaster avenue.
APARTMENT-Two rooms third door
heat, light, use Of phone and bath Run
ming water. Ph one f773 j
APARTAIENT-s floor. three rooms.
path all conveniences. No objection 70
baby. Three rooms third floor a II CON
venlences. Couple employed during dav
preferred. Call evenings. 2le W. seventh It
APARTMENT-Fu Furnished. three rooms.
hath hath back porch Adults preferred, Phone
APARTMENT-Five rooms and hath nan
try, hot water heat. gas and electric All
conveniences. Immediate possession. Ap-
ply Sl5 Delaware avenue.
APARTMENT-Fur three rooms and
summer kitchen. In good location Apply
500 Washington street. Phone 4437 VI
RTMENT-Furnished. e06 PARK Place.
APARTMENT-Duple Apartment, nIr-
nished. Phone 1859.
JEFFERSON ST, 6l6-Two-roorn apart
ment. furnished for housekeeping. heal
light and telephone. Possession at once
MADISON ST. 723-Three rooms and
bath, porch, all convenienoes.
PINE ST. 7ol-Apartment. unfurnished
three rooms and bath.
TATNALL ST. 2325-Three room apart-
ment. on second floor.
W. FOURTH ST. I52l-Apartment four
rooms and bath.
". EIGHTH ST. IIf9-Apartment. .unfur-
ntshed three rooms and bath. Newly FIN
ished
W. NINTH ST, S06-Apartment. second
floor, three or four rooms and bath, heat
and gas. Private family.
Business Places For Rent IS
BUILDING-For rent. 6Ox19O feet, in
Guiding two swinging cranes one travelling
crane for unloading cars. and three story
building, suitable for machine shop and
pattern loft, two railroad sidings B. 4 o. /
and L. \ X. Railway wharf on property
Will accommodate large vessels. Apply VIII |
mington Provision Co. Third and Orange
streets. Wilmington. Del.
GARAGE-The Bulls Head Hotel Garage
loS w Fourth street. Aprly TO John |
Craven. 1912 w. Fourth street
PYTHIAN CAsTLE-For rent, All CON
yeniences including chairs. .fordances. enter /
tainnents, oaxaars. church affairs. &c. !
Day o, evening. Jesse III. Horner. f2l hing !
street
PYTHIAN CAsTLE-For rent. all con
Yeniences, chairs, for dances. entertain /
ments, ba2aars, church affairs &c Day I
or evening. Jesse H. Horner 42l King /
street.
Houses For Rent n /
JEFFERSON ST. 1312-I2 rooms and /
bath, newly papered. Immediate possess 4
sion. Apply Real Estate Dept. Equitable 4
Trust Co.
ST. sl6-House. eight rooms,
bath
Offices and Desk Room rs
". NINTH ST, I0s 0s-omces.
Wantet-To Rent 81
or four rooms, west
side. Man and wifs- No children Address
10. Every EyeninS Office.
I.EASE-Five TO 5000 feet floor space for
wood working and to3 business One or
two floors. substantial building. plenty of
light. Address w ;, Every krening Ottice-
young man deSires light
and airy room, well furnished without /
board, with respectable family ~ nice
neighborhood Room must have modsxn |
improvements, full privilege of hath No
Others need apply. Address 25, Every
Evening Oiiice.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted Female

Help wanted FemaIo IL
CHlLD'S NURSE-Expcricnced to 20 to
Cape May, Apply li07 Broome street
Phone 1870.
CLEkk-Experienccd with knowledge OF
bookkeeping or stenography. Apply by
letter To Il. o. Box $50, city.
GIRL--Or woman for nousework. In sll-
burbs. Two i'm family $40 per week State
age and experience p. o. Box 307.
GIRL-Whitc. or woman for general house
work. Phone 1856 w. Mrs. Joseph Briggs.
Roselle. Del.
GIRI-Half-grown TO assist with house
work. No Sunday work. To go home nights.
500 N. Grant avenue.
GIRL-For general housework. No laun-
dry. Good wages. Phone 1927.
LAUNDRESS-For Monday and Tuesday.
23U6 Delaware avenue.
MOTHER'S HELPER-Or practical
nurse. 1917 Washington street.
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Tubes Ads Classification IA
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms without hoard

Rooms Without board 68
WALN UT sT., 532- Newly furnished rooms
for lodging. All conveniences.
W. SECOND ST.. G07--kooms, two small
and one large
W FOURTH ST., sO2-Furnished room in
modern house.
". FOURTH ST. I3O5-Two unfurnished
rooms, second story. light housekeeping.
W. NINTH ST. 6Os-Niccly furnished
room for gentleman Phone 64ss W.
w. SEVENTH ST.. 205-Two large. com
mnnlcating front rooms. Will rent single
W. EIGHTH ST. 1I1p Furnished room
for lady or gentleman for use as Once or
sleeping room
W. 23RD ST. 5I4-Furnished front room.
Use of front porch.
WASHINGTON s1r.. 2s0f-Newly furnished
room for gentlemen.
Rooms For Housekeeping SO
LOMBARD ST, 3Do-Two unfurnfshed
front rooms. bath. No children.
n. ADAMS ST. s2a-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping
N. HARRISON ST. to6-Furnished room.
adJoinlng bath. Use of phone. Aiso light
housekeeping privileges
N. JACKSON ST. s0s-Two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. No children
TATNAIL ST.. g04-Tr furnished rooms.
second floor, communicating. Light house
W. 2frH ST 3Os-Two large. conrnunf-
eating front rooms. second floor, fur
ntshed for light housekeeping Private
family, Phone 1865 i.
WASHINGTON ST. gIp-Roorn and board
All conveniences. Phone 5aI3.
w. FOURTH ST, gI2-Two nicely fur
nished rooms for light housekeeping.
W. FOURTH ST s12-Furnished and nn-
furnished rooms for light housekeeping.
Apply 4Ig shipley street.
W SIXTH ST. 120i-Two unfurnished
communicating rooms for light house
keeping.
W. SEVENTH ST. G23-Two unfurnished
rooms
W. NINTH ST., sfB-Third floor. fur.
nished, two rooms and sitchenette. run
ming water and use of phone.
Where TO Eat III
KING ST. 7i5-For. business people who
desire home cooked food and good servjcr
Special cold lunches for hot days Appe-
tiring salads, sandwiches. cold desserts and
fruits in season, Full cooked dinners at
night. Mrs. r Hand. Phone 1903.
Where to Stop in Town 72
ANNEX HoTEL-East Fourth street
shower baths. $3.50. $500 and 500
weekly. single beds 35c zoe Isc and
81 90. open day aud night.
THE sTRAND--FoURTH AND POPLAR
STREETS. NEWLY FURNISHED
ROOMS. TABLE BOARD. PHONE 024ew
Wanted-Rooms or Board 73
-.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help w anted-female

Help Wanted-Female ~
BOOKKEEPER-Apply by mail only. star
ing experience and wages expected Hud-
son Supply Co. Front and Market streets
BOOKKEEPER-You lady to assist
Give experience Address v %. Every
Evening Office.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE-Operator
Preferably taying some knowledge of book
keeping In reply, state age. experience
salary desired TO start and earliest date
you can start. Address =. Every Evening
Office.
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Fuel and Feed

GRASS
ABOUT IS ACRES OF STANDING
GRASS. NEAR CITY APPLY TO
NORRIS CROSSAN. EQUITABLE
BUILDING.
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EMPLOYMENT

Situations Wanted-MaIe 81
PORTER-Colored man wishes Janitor or
porter work, apartment or offices. Night
work preferred. First-class references. Ad-
dress Box %. Newport, Del.
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Legal Notices

PROPOSALS. Mayor and Council OF
Wilmington, Delaware will ~eref1a ME-
for three secondhand Ford automobiles
formerly used by fire chiefsl, up 70 Thurs
day, July ~. Two Of the automobiles can
pc seen in the basement Of the Public
Buiiding and one at Brandywfne Firp
House, Tgenty-hfth and Market streets
BIDS received prior to July 18th have bpen
rejected. Bids accepted for one or the
three cars. Council reserves the right 70
reject all bids. Address bids 20 Fire Com
mtttee ~ City Council Proposal for Sec
ond-Haud Automobiles. Wilmington Del
Alex n. Abrahams James G Mearne
John Mulyena, Arthur johnson. Her
man ID FauIkner. Fire (sflrrlrrri fe.a
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Pound
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

Automobiles For Sale III
AUTOMOBILES
HUDSON SUPER SIX. 7-PASS.
1917 CHANDLER. 7-PASS.
FORD TOURING.
FORD. ROADSTER.
FORD. TRUCK
CHEVROLET. TOURING.
ACT QUICK. SEE Mr.. CARPRN-
TER sO2-SOS FRENCH STREET.
OPEN EVENINGS. TO o.
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FINANCIAL

Business Opportunities 36
GARAGE BUSINESS-In excellent CON
dtion. Centrally located Storage space
for 100 cars. Address T. 26. Every Evening
Office.
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Wanted-Rooms or Board 73
wishes room and early
BREAKFAST with small private family
state futi particulars. Address W Q. Every
Evening Office,
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AUCTIONS--LEC
Aurs,on SaJ.o

Auction Sales 30
AUCTION SALFS-Of every des1r{ption
AnyTnere. II you want TO sell see HamI-
ton. the Square Deal AucfiOneer and Farm
Agent, 705 Madison s. Phone 734s W.
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INST RUCTION

GOVERN MEN - Immediately names OF
women over is. wishing government posi-
tons. Common education sufficient. 500
month up. Address ID H. Every Evening
Office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-28
GREENBRIER.

Mir. and Mrs. Louis Spears, accom- panied by Misses Myrtle DeBerry and Gladys Thomas, visited at H. L. Ty- ler's near Reeves schoolhouse from Saturday to Monday
 Harrison Reynolds is suffering from a severe attack of appendicitis.
 Greenbrier baseball lteam defeated Holland 14 to 8 Saturday. Holland is expected here Friday afternoon to play second game.
 Schol closing exercises will begin Thursday evening with nice program by the intermediate grades. The class exercises will be Friday after noon, also program of ball. The closing program, consisting of "Dixie Land" and other short plays will be Friday evening. An admission of 10 and 20 cents will be charged Fri day evening.
 Mrs. Nancy Wilson arrived Friday from Oklahoma for visit with rela- tives.
 Miss Gay Hardy, accompanied by Willie Parks, visited home folks Fri day night.
 April 2S.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-28
HENDRIX PREPARES
 FOR COMING MEET
TO HOLD MANY CONTESTS
Literary As We'll As Athletic Contests Will Feature, Hendrix Will
 Be Represented.

The annual track, field and literary contest to be held under the auspices of the Arkansas Athletic Association at Little Rock on May and 8, is now a certainty. Hendrix has al- ready sent in her entries for the diff ferent contests, and everything is in readiness for the big meet.
 The entries from Hendrix for the literary contest are: Defamation, H. M. Greenlee and Marris Guthre; ora tion, Raymond Bingham; debate, Au trey Young; voice, Mabel Thompson; reading Lillian House Mir. Greenlee and Mr Guthre will try out in pre- liminary contest for determining who of them will represent Hendrix at the state contest.
 Coach Headrick has sent in forty names as entries for track and field events He has not yet decided who of this party will represent Hendrix at the state meet. A preliminary con- test will be held just before the big meet for determining this.
 The track men have been training regularly for the last week. Some pretty good time has been made in some of the races. Russell is now making the two miles in 11.47 min utes. Mason makes the quarter in 56 seconds. Tie men had consider able starting practice this week and great improvement on this score may be noted.
 Coach Headrick will be out of town this week with the baseball team, but he has mapped out the work for each track man, and put the track captain in charge of practice for this week. The men are expecting to do some hard training between now ard May
 Hendrix is expecting to get the lions share of the trophies in beth lit- erary and athletic contea.s on May ' and 8.
 The Arkansas Athletic Association, on account of war conditions, has not been able to put on this contest the last two years. Interest in the con- test IS being revived, and the contest thls year promises to be as great as Tn former years.-Bull Dog.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-28
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Oscar Campbell, 21, and Nina Pat rick, IS, Vilonia.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-28
SUNNY GAP.

Sunday school at the Graham Chapel was slim Sunday, only 13 being present, on account of the rain.
 Sunday school at Old Liberty was fine; quite nice crowd out.
 Grandma" Hughes is no better at this writing.
 Mrs. Will Hazel is still confined to her bed.
 Mrs. Frank Wortham is getting along fine now.
 Mrs. Will Johnston isn't any bet ter.
 There will be a graveyard cleaning at Old Liberty Saturday, May 1. Ev- erybody come, as it certainly does need 1t. Bring dinner and there will be dinner on the ground.
 Mrs. J. R. Smith has been visiting the sick the past week.
 Rev. A.. c. Bolden preached an in- terestins sermon Sunday at Graham's Chapel.
 The roads are soft and the graders are working them.
 The people who have planted cotton are afraid they will have to plant ii over.
 MT. and Mrs. c. Graham are the proud parents of 12-pound boy.
 April 2S.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-28
CENTER POINT.

Rev. g. A. Moran filed his regu- lar appointment here Saturday even ing and preached at New Hope Sun day at II o'clock.
 A much needed rain fell here Sat urday night and Sunday.
 One of the county's new Federal truck was here Wednesday after lum- ber Judge Lea is having our road put in good condition.
 w. A. Goss and J. w. Sowell have gone to Rosebud to purchase lumber to build our new school house.
 The Free Baptist church is being reseated with new benches.
 Rev c. N. Davis will preach here next Saturday night and Sunday at II o'clock.
 Mrs. George Brown was at Beryl last week visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. w. Robinson.
 About one third of the cotton acreage has been planted and the weather is cool and quite unfavorable for the Rrmination of the seed.
 April 28.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-28
BAG GAME
 IN EXTRA INNINGS

Little Rock, April 28.-After SCOT ing four runs without the aid of a hit in the third and fourth innings at Forest park yesterday afternoon, the Little Rock College boys held the State Normals until the eighth ln- ming, when Benie Yorio, with the able assistance of his buddies, took to the air and the Pedagogues won the game in the tenth inning, to 4. The Teachers also had wild man in the box in the person of Henderson, who retired in favor of Larry in the fourth.
 Henderson, the visitors wild man, is said to have received a contract from the Charleston Club of the Del ta league and it is said that he in tends to report at he close of the present school term. This is his last year in school. His battery mate, Shorty" Henderson, it is said, also received an offer from the Charles ton Club. Henderson issued three walks in the fourth inning and his team mates bobbled several which netted the Little Rock boys two runs, Their first two runs were made on errors. This ended the locals scoring
 The Teachers showed a run over in the third inning when, with one down Hammer walked and Weatherly was safe on Fletcher's error. Lynch grounded out, and Hammer scored on Larey's infeld tap which W. Aday could not field in time.
 Yorio succeeded Aday in the box and was going good until the eighth, after one was down, the Normals tied the score with two singles, two errors and a walk. Hammer led off in the ninth with a single, but was left. Three singles in the tenth inning de- ciding the game.
 The final game of the series will be played at Forest park this after noon, starting at 3:30.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-28
PLEASANT VALLEY-NORTH.

We are having some cold weather at present.
 Several of this community have planted cotton.
 Miss Orean McCollum of Spring Hill visited Miss Ida Pearson last Saturday.
 J. W. Rotton and family visited Mir. and Mrs. George Brewster of Pickles Gap Sunday.
 Hubert Wilcox of Spring Hill visit ed his parents, Mir. and Mrs. W. C. Wilcox Saturday.
 Fifteen men of this neighborhood gave Mrs. Florence Garrett a half days work last week which she high ly appreciated.
 Miss Ida Pearson entertained Sat urday night Miss Lizzie Carter, Carl Carter, Jesse Pearson and Mir and Mrs. N. A. Pearson.
 Richard Hallums is still on the sick list.
 We had no Sunday school last Sun day on account of rainy weather.
 Next Sunday is our regular sing ing day. Everybody is invited to come.
 April 28.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-28
DEW DROP.

We are having some awfully cold weather. guess we will have to make fire to keep the cotton from dying.
 Aunt Willie Bradley is visiting her grandchildren in Texas, this week.
 Cruise Graham and family of Cross Roads, visited his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Graham, this week
 Mrs L. c. Sevier and children are visiting her sister, Mrs. Antone Bra zier of Providence, this week.
 Rev. R. M. Cook of Greenbrier will preach at Dew Drop Saturday night and Sunday.
 On account of the weather Rev. Walter Day didn't preach Sunday night.
 Mrs. Mary Hardin of England, Ark, is visiting relatives here this week.
 April 28.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-28
JURY INDICTS WITNESS
 WHO ACCUSED ANOTHER
Merchant as Prosecuting Witness Said to Have Given Evidence for
 Own Indictment.

Harrison Ward, who is mer- chant at Enders, came down to Con- way last January, as witness before the grand jury then in session. It was said that he was to give evidence against Roy Perry, also of that place, who was indicted for larceny. Ward, 1t was said, told the grand jury that Perry stole articles off of his punch board, which he is alleged to have had Tn his store. The grand jury ac- cepted his evidence, and indicted Per ry for larceny and Ward for exhibit ing and operating a gaming device.
 Ward has been served the proper papers by Deputy Sheriff J. I. Sum- mers and the case placed ready for the July term of circuit court. The indictment against him says he had in his store "a punch board at and upon which money might then and there be won or lost" It was returned also has Wards statement that he had the board in his store, so his defense IS up against pretty stiff proposi- tion. This indictment was returned by the grand jury on January 15, ant was made public today, after service had been had upon the man indicted
 Robert Matthews also was indicted for gaming, and made bond in tho sum of s100 for his appearance at the order of the court.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-28
Do Glasses Disfigure?

lmperfectly fitted-yes. Prop erly fitted-no.
 The style of glasses worn has everything to do with their ef- feet upon your appearance. That is where our service is of great advantage-we are train ed and experienced in the art or fitting glasses, and know how to select the lenses that will best aid your vision and the frames that will best suit your features.
 Every pair of glasses we sup ply is made specially to meas ure. That is why our glasses don't disfgure. Call and let us demonstrate how we'll we can suit you.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-28
WOODROW.

Owing to busy days and scarcity of news, the editor has had a rest from Woodrow
 Health is good here now.
 B. F. Jones and Hom Van of Aus tin were here Monday and bought a horse from J. H. Jones.
 The literary society met here Fri day night and a nice program was rendered.
 Oscar Campbell and Miss Dora Pat rick were married April 23.
 Mrs. o. c. Moore and Mrs. R. J. Hogan spent Monday at Vilonia, the guests of Mrs. John Sanderford.
 The Woodrow singing class will go to Vilonia Sunday to meet three other classes and spend the day.
 April 28.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-28
BULLDOGS C|NCH
 BASEBALL TITLE
STATE NORMAL ALSO WIN
Novice Hendrix Pitcher Stops Tigers With One Hit, and Bulldogs Get
 Ouachita Series.

Philadelphia, April 2S.-The Hen
 drix College Bulldogs are very nearly the college baseball champions of Ar. kansas, after winning again Tuesday from the Ouachita College Tigers, to 2. Coach Headrick had such good luck Monday using a novice as pitch CT that he called on Right Fielder White Tuesday. After going hitless Monday the Tigers got only one off White Tuesday. Nineteen Tigers struck out Monday and 10 Tuesday.
 Sherrod Cowan pitched a good game for the Tigers, but his support was poor in the pinches. To start the fourth inning, Farris was safe on Coles error. He stole second and took third on Williams out, pitcher to first. Paris scored on Dews' wild peg to get him at third. Andrews struck out. Myers was out, short to first.
 Ouachita took the lead in the last half of this frame. Cole was out, Mobley was safe on Montgomery error. Cowan rolled one to Mcdonald who erred, and all hands were safe. Cargile forced Mobley at third. Row. land roled one to Montgomery, who erred, Cowan scoring, but Rowland was out at the plate Lincoln then singled to right, scoring Cargile It seemed the game was won, but in the eighth, Wahl, first up for Herrdx hit one clear through the fence in deep left for a homer. The nex5 three men were asy outs. This tied the score.
 Hendrix laid the game on ice in the ninth. Andrews got a pass, Farris sacrificed, Andrews singled, scoring Myers hit for three bases, Andrews scoring. Myers scored on a passed ball. Wahl hit for two bases, but White ended the inning by flaming.
 Ouachita started rally after two were down in the ninth. Cowan was safe on Montgomery's error. Car gile knocked a difficult ay to left, which was dropped, but Rowland struck out when Mcdonald went in to save the day.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-28
FAIRBANKS MAN IS
 KILLED AT MORRILTON

Morrilton April 28.-Elbridge Johnson was killed Sunday two miles west of Morrilton when he tried to board freight train. His foot slip ped and in the fall the car hit him breaking his neck and back. His par ents live at Fairbanks, Ark, to which place his body was shipped for bur ial. His sister, Mrs. Irwin Mealer, lives at this place and he was making his home with her at the time of the accident.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-28
NILONIA.

Remember the box supper at Vilon- ia high school building Saturday night, May ].
 R L. Say left Sunday for Cali foruia. He will accompany his daugh- fer. Miss Golden, back to her home hera
 \ good rain fel here Saturday n.eht which was appreciated by the farmcfs fHt Inc cold wave which is following rot being appreciated
 n.a E -t, and Laura y.s ealsi schoo. clos ing at Nar3r Saturday night.
 April P.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-28
HENDRIX TRUSTEES TO
 MEET NEXT TUESDAY

The annual meeting of the board of trustees of Hendriv College will be held on next Tuesday, it was announc- ed at the college today. The meet ing was deferred from the regular time in March this year, on account of Pres. J. H. Reynolds having to De absent at that time. Dr. Reynolds is now in Nashville, Tenn, but will re- turn in time for the meeting.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-28
NEW PLUMERVILLE PAPER.

Plumerville, April 2S.-The Plum erville News, new paper publish ed by Henry J. Miller of North Lit tie Rock and Miss Lucille Nisler of Plumerville, has made it's appearance here.