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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06
Nous the Time for
Apple Goodies


4 PPLE pie. baked apples and ap
~ ple sAuce-this constitutes the
= sum total OF some women's ways
OF making desserts from apples. And,
OF course. no matter how much the
members OF your family Ike these
dishes occasionally they probably do
not like them two or three times a
week However. IL you know more
ways OF making apple desserts you will
be able 10 fall back on apples for a
great many desserts and. at this time
OF year. when there are so few fresh
fruits this Is great convenience
Here are some suggestions:
Baked Apple Cups.-E you wish 70
serve eight people. cut the tops from
eight apples .and make cups OF the
apples. Bow cut the apple from the
core section you have removed and
chop IL. adding q hall cup OF chopped
nuts. twelve marishino cherries cut
into very small pieces. Sweeten the
mixture slightly and put back into the
apples. Place in a baking dish with a
little water and bake until tender. Just
before serving add the cherry Juice.
With Caks.-Make a plain cake and
use this filing and serve very fresh
Mix two cups OF sugar ana a half cup
OF water and add to pound OF apples
that have been peeled. cored and quar-
tered. The apples should be weighed
before they are peeled. Add the grated
rind OF one lemon and cook all In a
double boiler until thick. Add the
juice OF the lemon and cook for ten
minutes more, stirring constantly. This
also makes very nice tart filling.
Apple DeIsht-Put a thick layer of
apple sauce in the bottom OF a buttered
pudding dish and then a thin layer CT
canned peaches that have been chop
ped. Now add another layer OF the
apple sauce and another OF peaches.
Pour tho juice OF the peaches over.
sprinkle with chopped nuts and bake
slowly for a hair hour or more.
spiesd Apples Weigh out four
pounds Of apples, peel and core Put
one pint Of vinegar, three cups Of
sugar. a half teaspoon of nutmeg and
a half teaspoon OF cloves in a sauce
pan and let II come to boil. Now adj
the apples and boil carefully until ten
der. Take the apples out and cool ani
serve on dessert plates with the juice
as a sauce.
Baked Apple pumpiinas.-Make .
pie crust; divide II into six parts, and
roll each part thin: have ready six
good sized tart apples. pared AMI
cored: fill up the cores with sugar and
butter. Close the dough neatly around
the apples. and turn that side down IN
a deep dish. Sprinkle some sugar over
them, also little ground cinnamon or
other space. and set them in the oven
to bake. Spread a little batter ov sr
each of the dumplings as they 20 to the
oven. Put in plenty OF spices, nut
megs. cinnamon and mace. Throw q
little water in the dish. and bake
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06
MONDAY
Breakfast

MONDAY
Breakfast
Oranges Cereal and cream
Bread Omelet
Rolls Coffee
Luncheon
Baked Rice and Cheese
Lettuce Salad
Boston Brown Bread with Raisins
Hot Chocolate
Dinner
Tomato soup
Braieed tongue Macaroni
Spinach
Celery salad
Rice pudding
TUESDAY
Breakfast
Spiced Apples
Cereal and Cream
Graham toast Coffee
Luncheon
Cream cheese and
brown bread sandwiches
Pineapple salad Banana custard
Dinner
Oyster cocktail
Baked onions
Tomato jelly salad
Chocolate cornstarch
WEDNESDAY
Breakfast
Prunes
Oatmeal and Cream
Omelet Cinnamon Bread
Coffee
Luncheon
Macaroni au GrAtin
Sour Milk Gingerbread
Sliced Oranges
Dinner
Cream Of celery soup
Roast Lamb Mashed potatoes
Lima beans
Orange Salad
Apple tapioca pudding
THURSDAY
Breakfast
Grapes Cereal and cream
Soft boiled eggs
Corn Bread Coffee
Luncheon
Nut and Potato Loaf
Toasted Corn Bread Tsa
Stuffed Baked Apples
Dinner
Cream celery soup
Cold roast lamb
Rice with tomato sauce
Peas
Apple salad
Nuts and raisins Coffee
FRIDAY
Breakfast
Grape Fruit
Cereal and Cream
Broiied Salt Mackerel
piro HFF3n- coffpa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06
THAT MATTER or sREAkFAsr.

The normal. healthy man or ~ssaaa
or child has real relish for sreak.
fast. Y he Is quite well n hes.-h 49,
stil feels little interest in tbs ersi
meal OF the day u is because tae brsar.
fast is not up 20 scratch. There : !,
surprisingly iarge number % ho-s--
wives and cooks who are deGclent q
this matter of making a good sreak-
fast. Our sense ~ taste IS very acuts
IN the morning and Tor tha. roason "a
should never Try 20 use second ratt
materials FOR this meal L We must
use butter substitutes for the otaei
meals at least We should have reN! sal.
ter for breakfast. u We have con-s
this should Be well made. that =
should oc made fresh every morn = (
and I should be made in pcrLl
dry, clean coffee pot or percolator.
ferably only few minutes before 8
wish 20 serve q. Coffee that has stoot
a quarter or hair an hour 5 never =
good.
The time used 70 oe when sou -eu.t
AFFORD cream for cereal and corle
the morning II you cannot a. iau
now use the tops of the Sott.es -
breakfast. That Is unless vol a..
ASNAAAAE tue tlAAA 70 UANate Na MlaA % -
when they should have the fun mu
with none OF the top NIX OF ,r-Sn
removed But for adults or %. eel
dinary household usage the nnN af,s
this top has been removed s luits a
right II you bon tho really boz
It and not only bring Il 20 the boz
you will md Il tastes and looks rlcha
than raw milk IN cofree.
Try 70 have little fruit for oycat
fast every day. Il need Re no naa
than a few Strawberries served in .1est
hulls or little strained orange .u4t
or stewed pear or some choice steWat
prunes or dried apTicotS DO not -
two liberal IN the amounts served
Remember II is Just the taste of frga
that is most appetizing. Many persons
who do not like fruit 20 begin w.fh 3C
like II toward the close % hreakf.ss
and there is no reason why u s1oe.t
not be served that way 2 vou urt-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06
LEFTOVER PORK.

II is hard TO nnd a way to use cold
pork chops. Here Is a suggestion.
Pick free from fat and gristle and chop
fine. Then mix with a little msyon-
naise dressing and YOU have a delicious
dlling for sandwiches.
A good sort OF scrapple can be made
by first making cornmeal much in the
usual way and then stirring into q
finely chopped leftover meat that has
been freed from fat and grlstle. While
hot turn into g pan 10 cool and when
cold cut In thin slices and fry brown.
Some people like this with maple
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06
-CopprUht. 1890. By Tho Mcclure
Rdiny-Ddy Clothes for Children

Nowadays we dome house our chill
drsn-lf they are normally hsaithy--
just bscsuss the weather 10 damp. No
indecdl We dress then, for tho damp
moss and send them forth TO get &C
quaintsd with H. And they are the
better for the lack OF coddIinu we oivs
them when we provide them with
waterproof coats and rubber boots,
umbrellas and rubbcrs and send then,
out into the rain,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-06
This Is the
Hard Time
to Keep Food

Some HoussIeeeps~s Try TO Get
Along Now Without Ice, So the
Task Of Keeping Things Fresh 10
More Difficult Now Than In Sum-
mor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-30

ma hterek, at MIN nalozi ia
ko ten chrchlavy mlynar Rych-
novsky - to houkani nebude
znamenat mic dobreho. Kdyz
sycek nekde. houka, to pry zna-
mena die starych pranostik
- re do toho staveni zavita
M orana, nektery tech dvou
.svrchu zminenych panu bude
"odpotivati v Panu" ten den
po Dusickach. Samo sebou Sc
rozumi, re jenom politickem
smyslu bude "odpocivati Pa.
nu', oba ii panove jsou bytelni,
ze by zde snadno mohli byti
jeste nejakou desitku rokd ne
DO nekolik desitek, a take ne
hrozi zadnemu . Mich nebez-
peel, re pripadne obci "a OBJ
|tiz, nedosahne-li zaopatfeni ma
vvplatni listine Strycka Sama.
Bude tedy Ease dobre, 'eve-
Try cloud has silver lining,
die toho znameho pofekadla, a
ono take nebude porad prset
a obloha Sc kabonit, vyjasni Sc
opetne a nez Sc madeleine, bu-
deme tn miti americke posvi-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-30

|byl Lincoln, Roosevelt, Wilson
a jsou rovnez easy, kdy tam
|potrebujeme jenom dobre, spo-,
lehlive klerky. "Pokud nebude
Sc jednati velike politlcke
smernice, obycejni lide postaci
V trade presidentskem. Az We
lika Idea pride, Muz pride 8
nj, jak Sc vzdycky stalo V hi
storii republiky."
Kdoz vi, aema-li kollega
Ford pravdu?
/ Zijeme skutecne V tecE.oI
Fzaverecnych dnech mesice fij-
|na a poeatecnich dnech listo-
padu v periodic velepamatne.
Jen 81 to pfedstavte. We ctvr-I
tex druhe vyroci prohlaseni
Ceskoslovenske republiky, v
sobotu Halloween, den, kdy Sc
tropi vselika allotria, jako kra-
deni branek, malovani rdznych
figur q hieroglyfd ma. oknech,
straseni bazlivych lidi, stroje-
nj Sc "a maskary, atd. atd. -
V pondeli jest Vsech Svatych,
| v dtery Dusicek a zarovef vol
by.
ia isem touzebne ocekaval
lt6z patek, ami jsem Sc nerpohl
dockati rannich novin. Byl to-
tiz slibovan ma den 28. rijna V
Ceskoslovensku prevrat tax
ljsem chtel vedet, zda-li uz jest
presidentem nasi mladei re-
lpubhce Muna nebo SmeraL Ne
! bylo vsak V novinach tom
tnic, cehoz soudim, ze jest
Epresidentem dosud ,Masaryk...
| Dusicky, to ovsem syatek;ve-
sely neni a take ,pritomne epo-
[casi, v cas-. kdy fadlkys ttyto
svefuji papiru, neni' vesele. Je
to takove pocasi, pfi nemz O.
pravdu dostavate zlost ma pro-
hibici. Kdyz bylo takove ponu-
re pocasi pusobici ponurou ma
fladu "a tech drivejsich casu,
mohli jste 81 sednouti k tomu
nejzadnejsimu stolu nejakeho
chvalne znameho hostince a
cerpati zmenenou naladu re
sklenicky penive. To sc yam
bud ,podafilo, nebo jste Sc
ivpracovali do takov6 nalady,
re Sc We vas ustalilo pfesved-
cent, re nejlepe by bylo navr-
tati zemekouli z dewitt stran a
vyhodit to vsechno do povetfi.
X tomu molly prispeti RUNE
Iokolnosti v nzke souvislosti S
driv6jsfmi hospodami ale
Ihlavniho cile - zmenene nala-
dy - bylo dosazeno, bud sc
rozjasnila, nebo .krise vyvrcho-
lila. Co vsak dnes delati, kdyz
fprsi, den po dni prsi a to sc
Itak trochu strida Sc. snehem a
krupici a vGbec pliskanici.
| Kde jsou jeste ty nedavnt
krasne, slunecne dny, nich2
isme Sc shodovali, ze "jest to
az pfiliS teplo ma tenhle cas-.
EDnes smutno, teskno, tezko '
dust =.
Co rozkveta, to oukveta
co vzeslo, Ease chfadne,
zem lidstvem rozkve.
[tlym
jak bila RUE zvadnc.
TAX mimodek prisly mi ns
mysl ony verse Nerudovy, Jes'
to prava, podzimni dusickov;
nalada. A tax sc mi zda, ze lie
,1tos ani Ma zadnem nasich 0
chotnickych jeyist' nebudt
chrchlati starry mlynar Rych
novsky, coz jest novy doklad
: jak upadaii, zapominaii Sc sta
: re mravy, zvyky a obyceje. Mo
: hi iste 81 vubec pred lety pred
: staviti Dusicky bez "Mlynar'
: "a jeho ditete?" To Sc muscle
: liuem dati, potrebovali to, ia
a ko nejakX podzimni tonic.
: Nebyti toho, ze nahodo,
z isem Sc podival do kalendare
Y snad ami sam nebyl hvch We
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-30
FEUIEELETON.

pokoleni Evino, jehoz nezada-
telnou priyileji jest "rozmysll-
ii 81 to-" KdyLy sc stalo - coz
Sc ovseln nestane - aby nekte-
n z kandidatG rekl heco ne
galantniho 0 tomto Evlne po-
koleni, jeSte by to s MIN mo-
hlo 5patne aopadnouti, kdy-
by jeho vyhlidky byly nyni ty
neilapSi. To Sc vsak nestane,
nebot' kandid&ti davali 81 az L.
zkostliv6 pozor, ably nefekli
neco, co by podrazdilo JENNIE
nosiCky PAM a sleCen volicek.
Pamatuii sc, re asi pred dve-
ma tucty rokt starry Waite,
kandidat ia guvernera statu
Colorado, rekl neco 0 "sluz-
kach coloradskych," ale to fekl
az po volbe, kdy porazen byl
hlasy zen, iez tom state me-
IL uz davno volepnI pravo.
V utery bude tedy kopec, a
doufam, moii spoluobcane obo-
Jiho pohlavi, ze iste ten voleb-
nj rozruch We zdravi pfezili.
Jest to jednou "a ctyfi roxy a
to muze vydrzeti clovek zee
la slabych nervu sebe vznet-
liv6jsiho temperamentu - a
pax We stfedu bude gratulova-
ii p. Cox p. H&rdingovi, nebo
lp. Harding p. CoXovi a my o.
statni budeme 81 gratulovati,
re uz jest 5 tim konec. Bude
ltedy, iak Sc rika, Everybody
happy a treba bude kladena
otazka, proc ze vlastne byl ten
excitement" Kdyby jsem 81
mohl dovoliti prorockou pred
poved', ia by znela, re Spoj.
Staty stanou sc clenem Svazu
Narodu, at TO dopadne tax ci
/ onak. Hlaynim cilem oposice
bylo delati vzdery presidentu
! Wilsolovi, a p. Wilson nebude
liz V Bil6m Dome po A. brez-
m piistiho roku.
nollcga Henry Ford od "The
! Dearborn Independent" jest
tono min6ni, re sc v letosni vo-
! lehnl Rampant neiednalo Q
zadnG velkG yeci. Pise tam ma
| sve vlastni STRANGE:
IS hlediska strany kampane
jsou veci zivota neb smrti. A.
vSak hlediska zasady, kan.
pane neiSou tax dule2ite, zvla.
ste kdyz Sc 0 zadne velke "a
I sadly noiedna. Pritomna kan,
). pan IN uena malo vice nez,
Ii nic, pon6Vadz mvsl naroda
Sc ne2amestnava zadnou svr
chovanou otazkou. ladna ota1
! ka nedoSla vyhranGni, tax ably
: tuto kampaA emilia konecnyn
prohla5enim na strane Svetls
i nebo ma strane Temna. Marco
neni vzdycky ma kampanni w
| 81. Zasady Sc nerodi, jako vol
: by, kazde ctyri roxy. Pritom
most zda Sc byti obdobim kya
i su. Y nepritomnosti autorita
tivnlho hlasu Y zemi lide pre-
/ mysleji. Kdyz lidc' pfemysleJi |
/ Jest to slib, re vudcove pristicf
: Rampant budou miti dosti n;
praci'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-30

Ovsem re minulou sobotu
skazdy z vazenych ctenafd a
spoluobtanu obojiho pohlayi
polozil 81 otazku: "Co pax Sc
/ to stale, re zde neni dnes feuil-
letQn? Jest sT1ad feuilletonista
ma st&vce, o vyssi rlzdu a zkra.
ceni Dolby pracovnf? - TO, jak
znamo, jde vzdycky pohronla-
de ga t6chto. modernich casu.
Takova hesla a prupovldky,
iako "rannG place, dal doska-
ce", neb "kdo rano casne VISTA
va, tomu panbu pozehnava, "
Ia nalezi minulosti. Moderni
svet otratil Sc k MIN zady, a
snad mel k tomu podstatne
pficiny. Reknete mi upIimn6,
jste-h nuceni raho casne VISTA
vat - jako pisatel techto ra-
dek - kolik potkavate tech
casnych hodinach milMonaru,
nebo vubec lidi, iimz panbu oh
zvlaste pozehnal? Zodpovezte
81 poctive tu otazku, jste-li nu-
ceni casne vstavati a zapotiti
zamestnani, jlmz 81 vydelavate
kazdodenni ohleb pred usvi-
tenn.
Nez nebyla to zadna, jak Sc
rika ekonomicka pfitina, jez
zavinila, re minulou sobotu ne
Lyl ma obvyklem mist6 obvy-
ky feuilleton. Byla to splSe
pficina vlastenecka, volani sva-
te povinnosti obcanske, na niz
mne upozornil "hlas lidu', kite
ry iak znamo jest (n6kdy take
neni) "hlasem bozin1". Naslou-
chal jsem rozhovoru n6kolika
obcanIl, inkopnito, eli jimi ne
znan, nichz jeden yykladal
"a souhlasu ostatnich: Jest
to V tech novinach letos sama
Lila nebo SvaZ Narodu, ale
proc pax to tam nedaii, iako
anglickc noviny, ably lide We
deli, oc Sc jedns ..?'
Uposlechl jsem tohoto "hla-
su hdu' a na mistG psani feuil-
letonu a obvyklych clanku daI
Sc do prekladani umluvy Sva.
2u Narodu. Domain, ze to neni
zabavn6 cteni, ale aivot take
neni jenom sama zabava. Take
. 1stava Spoj. Statu nenl zabaV-
ne cteni, nicman6 jest to iedel
re slavnych historiclSych doku.
mentu. Mimo to, techto "a
verelnych dnech presidentskt
volehni kampan6, iaka latka
byla by casovejsi, nez ona
isouci v Izkc souyislosti s "a.
kutnimi otazkami dne' -
mam-li pouziti stare etihodn(
Erase.
Dnes v!astne ~ ie rozhod
nuto, jak to utery dopadne
Ones, kdyby nektera strana s
zjednala samotneho archande
la Gabriela jeho prosluloi
troubou, S nlz pry mas bude bu
dit o soudnem dnu, ably hrima
do lldi. uz by Ie neobratIl n;
-jinou 8tranu, nezli IA til, ia nj.
sc obratili bahem uplynulycl
mesict a tydnu. Jinak oVsen
nutno witt dvahu, re tento
kratp hnde rozhodovati tax
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-08
FANS PROTEST PRICE
 FIXED BY OUACHITA

Ouachita's price of S2 for admis- sion to the Hendrix Tiger game on Friday is arousing anything except enthusiasm among fans who had figur- ed on witnessing the big scrap. Travelling men who ordinarily do not miss any of the games have started making their routes so as to skip Ar kadelphia on that day, and a few others who have the bug" badly enought to see the game at any cost, will look long and sorrowfully at the two iron men before they part com pany at the gate.
 If the Hendrix -Ouachita game en- tailed any heavy expense, the fans would "kick in without complaint. As it is, Hendrix will take only an aver age size squad to the Clark county metropolis, and the railroad fare will not mount high. Lodgings for one night and two meals for the squad will be the only other expense of the game, exclusive of the cost of securing Conway fans are far "short" in their support of athletics, but the present dollar level maintained at Hendrix seems high enough in ordi- nary cases.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-08
Y. M. c. A. DANCING.
fRv United Pressl

Philadelphia, Nov Terpsichor- cans here were manifesting a great deal of interest over the controversy on dancing that is raging between the Y. M. c. A. and the Philadelphia Rresbytery.
 The Young Mems Christian Asso- citation has announced that it will in clude dancing in it's varied curricu- ium, inasmuch "as demands have been received from large numbers of Chris tian peoples asking that we organize a dancing class"
 The local Presbytery, however, who say they represent a larger number of the Christian element, felt called upon to object strenuously to a Chris tian organization conducting a class of dancing in its walls
 "The youth of today demands danc- ing" the Y. M. c. A. countered, and 1t is far safer for young men and women to receive instruction in the art under the careful supervision of Christian instructors. The Y. M. C.. A. feels that when thihs amusement Is so conducted, 1t is free from evil and helpful rather than harmful fea- ture from social standpoint"
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-08
SUIT FOR DEBT.

Suit has been brought in circuit court by the Conway Overland Com pany to enforce collection of an al- legged unpaid balance due on the pur- chase price of a Ford car sold Colum- bus Henderson on July 19, the price being secured by promissory note due November 1 and chattel mort gage given on the defendants crops. Material and labor also advanced the defendant totaled S124.50, the plain tiff says. Judgment for the unpaid balance is asked.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-08
COMMERCIAL CLUB
 TO MEET TUESDAY

A meeting of the Conway Commer- cial Club will be held in the club rooms Tuesday night at 7;30 o'clock, it was announced today by President Tom Davis. One of the matters to come before the club will be the ap- pointment of a committee to make nominations for officers to be selected at meeting to be held two weeks hence, Tuesday night, November 23, when the terms of the present of ficers will expire.
 The club will also be given the re- quest of the Little Rock chamber of commerce for each commercial body of the state to send the senator and representative of it's county on a pro- posed visit to agricultural schools in Iowa, Missouri and Illinois, a project started by the Little Rock body for the purpose of interesting the next legislature in support of agricultural schools in Arkansas.
 The meeting of the club will be the first held in some time, and members are given an urgent invitation to be present.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-08
BULLPUPS T0PLAY
 CUMBERLAND TEAM

Hendrix's popular Bullpups will play Arkansas Cumberland College of Clarksville on Russell field this af- ternoon at 4 o'clock. The Cumber- land eleven and a big contingent of fans and fannettes arrived this morn ing and are looking over the town in advance of the game. The Clarks- vile team has nave a good record so far this season and are confident of giving the Pups a stiff tussle.
 The Bulldogs are rounding into con- dition at fair rate, and probably will be in playing condition, with few ex- captions, when the first whistle starts the Ouachita game at Philadelphia next Friday. While Coach Woody's men are not decided favorites in the annual struggle, their chances appear as good as those of Jennings men.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-08
THE ARKANSAS STATE NORMAL

Van Buren county, which has six students enrolled at the Arkansas State Normal School this year, has the prospect of receiving within the next few years an impetus to it's pub lie school, as these students probably will complete their training as teach CTS and return to work for better schools in their home county.
 At this time more than ever before, the proper training of teaches is a matter of common necessity and the young people who have chosen this field of service are to be commended, and it is sincerely hoped the present movement for more liberal support of schools and more just compensa- .tion for teachers will result in de- finite improvements by the time their actual work begins.
 It speaks well for public school education in this county when the enrolment at schools for teacher training show a considerable number of our young people studying for this purpose. Those in attendance at the Arkansas State Normal School from this county are: Audrey Griffin of Damascus, Lydle Cottrell and Ida Cottrell of Shirley, Marie Hargis, Essie Johnson and Frank Thomas of Clinton.
 The present educational situation in Arkansas has fastened to large degree public attention on the State Normal School at Conway, which is the only institution which Arkansas maintains primarily for the education of it's future teachers.
 A recent survey of conditions by the trustees showed that dormitory space, for one thing, is badly required, and that other additions mbust be made to the physical equipment be- fore the school is prepared to serve its full purpose.
 An enlarged plant of course would mean larger funds for maintenance, and public and educational leaders are chief among the supporters of the proposal for increase of the Normal millage tax from one-ninth of mill, the present rate, to two-inths of a mill for maintenance.-T. J. Cowan, in Van Buren County Democrat.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-08
MARRIAGE MART BUSY
 WHOLE DAY SATURDAY

Adding three more to the total of eight marriage licenses issued Friday afternoon and Saturday morning, three more were issued Saturday af- ternoon, making total of II for the two days. Three of the couples ob- taining licenses were married in the office of County Clerk John Reeves. Rev. R. L. Jetton officiated at one ceremony, and County Judge J. A. Lea officiated at a double ceremony in which two negro weddings were said. Licenses issued Saturday after noon were to the following:
 Eliza Nunley, PC, and Alberta Thomas, 25, Conway.
 John Thomas, 2l, and Della Thomas, IS, Conway.
 Sam Veasley, 21, and Rosa Thomas, IT.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-08
SIMPLE COM NATION
 HELPS WEAK EYES

Conway people are astonished at the quick results produced by sim pie, witchhazel, camphor, hydrastis, etc, as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. In one case of weak and nearsighted eyes a few days use brought great im- provement. In another case it stop- ped eye pains and inflammation. We tik 70 help ANY CASE weak, strain guarantee a small bottle of Lavop- ed or infamed eyes. Aluminium eye cub FREE. Howard Terry, Druggist.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-08

afternoon at hospital in that city after lingering illness, according to word received here Saturday night. She is survived by her step mother and half-sister, Miss Rowena Fergu- son. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at Little Rock by Rev. P. C. Fletcher, pastor of the First Meth odist church, it was announced.
 Miss Ferguson was we'll known in Conway, having been a member of the faculty of the Arkansas State Normal School during the year 1917-18, 1918- 19 and 1919-20. She resigned her position last year to become field clerk in Chicago doing Y. w. c. A. work, which position she held until taken ill with influenza. She was brought to Little Rock, but never recovered from the sickness that followed
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-08
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.

The tax book for the collection of the special assessment upon the real property in Street Improvement Dis trict No. Three (3) of the City of Con- way, Arkansas, for the year 1920, has been placed in my hands All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessment to me within thirty days from this date. If such payment is not made action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of said assessment and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 1st day of November, 1920.
 dit. w. M. Brady, Collector.