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The Pulaskian., 1920-07-08

attended the cream supper at MT. Hooks Saturday night.
 Mrs. Vivian Taylor of Fort Roots is the guest of her mother, Mrs Snow.
 MT. McVay and family spent the week end with Mrs. McVays mother, Mrs: Hefflin of Star City.
 Mrs. Andrew Jackson's brother of Seott's is visiting her
 Harry and Paul Bryant and vir- ginia and Louise attended the pie supper at Cato last Thursday night.
 MT. Wirt and family motored to North Little Rock last Wednesday night
 Services were held at the Pente- costal church Sunday The Rev. May hew will conduct services next Sun day.
 Those who attended the dance at Mir. Hollands Saturday night reported "a nice time
 Judge Goss and family of Gravel Hill was the Sunday guest of his daughter, Mrs. Isabelle Holland.
 MT. Arthur Snow and family of North Little Rock spent Sunday with his father MT. Snow.
 Myrtel Kelly was the Sunday guest of Bessie Walker.
 W. s. Hogan is the proud owner of 'flivver"
 MT. Mack and daughter, Miss Ruby, was the guest of MT. John Ison and wife Sunday
 Harry and Virginia Bryant motored to Antioch Sunday.
 Mrs. Lorie Lee was the guest of Mrs. Fred Bates Sunday.
 MT. Box and wife visited their daughter, Mrs. Canzodie Coulter of Gravel Hill, Sunday
 George Henson of Scott visited friends here Sunday.
 Odel Roberts of Olmstead spent Wednesday with Harvey Wickette.
 Everyone here is busy picking blackberries quite lot of jellies and jam are being put up for this winter
 Jolly Young Bachelor.
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 We had good rain Sunday morn ing, which was appreciated very much as the roads were so dusty and the crops were needing rain.
 The housewives are busy canning berries and pickles. It won't be long until they will have ripe tomatoes to can
 Sunday School was largely attend ed Sunday. Everybody is invited to at tend the ice cream supper at Ivy Chapel Saturday night.
 Geo. Mashburn of Vimy Ridge was a visitor here Sunday
 Geo. Smith and family and Bob Blu sick and family went fishing on Fer gerson Lake Wednesday. They had good luck and caught about 40 fish, Geo. Smith caught a grinnel which weighed about three pounds.
 Miss Birtie Cullins visited the city Thursday.
 Misses Sadie, Myrtle and Pansy Smith were picking blackberries Tuesday and they discovered a bee tree It was robbed Thursday night by Geo. Smith, Bob Busick, Claud Gel lars, Chas. Smith, Obie Atwood, Misses Sadie, Myrtle, Pansy and Paul line Smith and Minnie Dessie and Jessie Busick The found lot of honey.
 MT. and Mrs. Reeder spent the Fourth visiting her mother and sis ter in Little Rock
 Misses Sadie and Myrtle Smith vis- ited the city Saturday.
 Guests of Mrs. Ethel Thomas Sun day were: Ed Thomas and family, Desc Crow and family, Mrs. Vera Garner, and baby, and Walter Brewer of Little Rock, MT. Zack Diemer and family of Sweet Home and Excl Crow and wife of Florida.
 Tom Treadway and family of Iron ton and Roscoe Treadway and family spent the Fourth with Al Treadway and family.
 John McCumpsey and family of Fer rel spent Saturday and Sunday at Mir. McCumpsey's.
 MT. Reeder and family and Misses Sadie. Myrtle and Pansy Smith mo +orad +o tho cp,ipoc RTondou aftor noon.
 Zack Diemer and family of Sweet Home spent Monday night with MT Will Thomas and family.
 We think there has been quite a lot of visiting this week instead of so much work, but nearly every one has laid by their crops.
 Sweet Forget Me Not.
The Pulaskian., 1920-07-08


 Elmont Hardcastle, son of Mir. and Mrs. P. c. Hardcastle, is expected home from the navy in a few days. to stay
 MT. and Mrs. Beryl Fewell of Little Rock spent last week with their parents MT. and Mrs. Fewell and Mrs. Barnes
 Miss Katie Cranberry of North Lit. tie Rock spent Saturday night in the country.
 Miss Imogene Hardcastle spent Sat urday night with Miss Ethel Ham.
 Horace Barron of North Little Rock spent Saturday and Sunday with his brother, w. T. Barron.
 Doyle Beeson has been working for George Mccain.
 Roy Adkins of North Little Rock has been visiting his sister, Mrs BertIe Tolbert
 Those who called at the Vaughan home Sunday afternoon were Miss Katie Vaughan. Ruth Corder, Eleana Smith, Anna Nancy and Bertha Trot. ter, Messrs. Alton Douglas, Bruce Hardcastle, George BJker. Hartsell Bell J. O. Corder and John Tolbert.
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 MT. and Mrs. Richard Gordon of tTate's Mill and MT. and Mrs. Charlie Parker and children were dinner guests of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Ramsey Sunday.
 Miss Alma Winchester spent a few hours with Miss Ophelia Head Satur- day.
 Jack Lairmore of Little Rock vis- ited relatives and friends here the latter part of last week.
 Little Miss Christine Parker enter tained her friends Saturday evening at her home with party in honor of her birthday.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Blenden, MT. and Mrs. Lon Blenden and children of North Little Rock, Ray Matthews of Parkin, and Harry Carpenter of Little Rock were dinner guests of MT. and Mrs. S. A. Matthews and family Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Moore and Luther Vim, MT. and Mrs. Luttrell and children took supper with MT. and Mrs. J. L. Winchester Monday night.
 Quite few of the, Young People from here and South Bend attended the dance and ice cream supper at Will Foreman's, of Concord, Friday night
 Mrs. Hattie Hill and children mo- tored to Little Rock last Saturday.
 The dance and ice cream supper given at MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Winches- ter's, Monday night, was attended by a large crowd, and enjoyed very much. MT. w. H. Winchester and family, Miss Clara Cutting, Mir and Mrs. Bricker, MT. and Mrs. Luttrell, Grandpa and Grandma Winchester, all of Little Rock, attended.
 We are glad to know that Zion Hill Three has recognized some of her old friends, and it is very nice to give the people understanding that Zion Hill is composed of more than two families. as there are some people that don't know whether Zion Hill is really inhabited or not, because it is very doubtful.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar McNair of Lit tie Rock spent Saturday night and Sunday with their parents, MT. and Mrs. J. M. McNair.
 Miss Fife Matthews spent Tuesday afternoon with Miss Gertie Mate and Gladys Calk. Shorty
The Pulaskian., 1920-07-08

Busick, odie and Ethel Criglow. Ida Jimerson, Horace and Walter Com stock called on Omage and Virdie and Viola Treadway Sunday.
 Ethel and Odie Criglow, Dessie Blu sick, Horace and Walter ComstoeE called on MT. and Mrs. Amos Craw. ford Sunday for dinner.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Treadway call ed on MT. and Mrs. Will Treadway and family Saturday night.
 Lonesome Girl.
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 Every one feels much refreshed af- ter the glorious Fourth and such a nice rain which we badly needed.
 Those among the fishing party at Lowrance Saturday, July 3, were w.. D. Perry and family, w. H. Holett and family, R. L. Pitts and family, Grover Jackson and family, J. w Griffin and family, J. J. Shook and family, Fl. F.. Perry and family, c. H. McCumpsie and family, Clyde Mccoy and family and Mir. Dempsey and son. Every one reported a fine catch, all they could eat and some to bring home.
 Quite a few of Ironton attended the picnic at Granite Mountain Springs the 9th.
 An attractive feature of the day was Home Ties" presented by the younger set.
 Misses Gladys Pinnell, Opal Perry, Messrs. o. P. Atwood and Billie Me Daniels motored to Purdom Spring Sunday.
 F. R. Treadway and family were berry picking Monday.
 Miss Edith Kumpe was caller in our community Sunday.
 Miss Lillie and MT. Elmer Hewlett of Little Rock visited home folks Sunday
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 We had a nice little shower on the Fourth. Certainly was glad to see it. but it knocked out the preaching. But everybody come the second Sunday and we Will have preaching that morn ing and also that night by Brother Schrudder.
 A large crowd from Landmark at tended the picnic and barbecue Mon day at Granite Mountain Springs.
 MT and Mrs. A. E. Criglow and children, Roy, Lois and Ruth Orig low, spent the Fourth of July at Hot Springs. Miss Paralee Lowry went with them to see her son, Lige Low ry and family.
 Miss Odie and Ethel Criglow spent Sunday night with Virdie and Viola Treadway. Walter Comstock called on Leonard Hale Sunday night.
 We certainly were sorry to hear of the accident of Clyde Singleton which happened last Friday afternoon Last Friday afternoon, while he was un- loading logs from the wagon, he fell and log fell from the wagon and struck him on the back and hip It broke one hip and bruised him very badly. The accident is very serious, but he is reported much better.
 Misses Minnie, Dessie and Lessie
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 Mrs. Jones of North Little Rock scpent the week with Mrs. ]. j. Miller.
 Herbert Wood of Camp Pike visited this week with his sister, Mrs. John Bridges.
 Miss Alta May Hudson of Jacksons vile is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Latta
 Miss Irene Ham of North Little Rock visited home folks Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. Maude Bearden and children of North Little Rock spent the weekend with her sister. Mrs. Rose Bridges.
 Clyde Bridges and family of Eng land are visiting friends and rela- tives here
 Miss Margaret Baty of Little Rock, spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks
 Garden Wood of North Little Rock visited his parents, MT and Mrs. D. N. Wood Saturday and Sunday.
 Horace Barron of Little Rock spent Sunday and Monday with relatives.
 Bud Harris and family of Nubbin Ridge spent Sunday with Mrs. M. D. Phillips.
 Mrs. Tom Russ of Little Rock is visiting her mother, Mrs. B. Boyd.
 Bill Roe and Porter Boyd spent the weekend in North Little Rock.
 R. M. Huddleston and family visited Sunday at Scott. Johnson Cook and family spent the
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Mr Mergenschroer and family, MT. Uekman and family, Sergeant Heintz and wife of near Remount and MT. and Mrs. Martin Tanner of North Little Rock spent the Fourth with MT. Wirt and family.
 Willie Mitchell, who was shocked by lightning while back, is improv- ing.
 Virginia Bryant spent last week in North Little Rock with friends.
 E. M. Davenport and family were the guests of his daughter, Mrs. Beulah Six. Of near Remount, Sunday Harvey Wickette, Lilburn Fortson, Ella Snow, Virginia and Louise Bryant
The Pulaskian., 1920-07-08
ML OVER THE COUNTY.
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 a.o+ber Fuitz failed to fill his ap-
 z ''tmept Sunday, also the rain stop p''',l 'a tbe sunday school that day. v x, Avery called on Marcus Fur
 sunday morning. ", .,;sses Clemmie and Sarah Hudson ,.,s on Miss Cora Smith Sunday af- 's, %rs E. s. Hulson entertained her o.nday school class with an ice cream social last week.
 'V, crowd of our young people en- ...sad q moonlight picnic Tuesday evening" c .nd Cora Smith were visitors at the - ,royv home Sunday. a'ss ,riss Minnie Steinheil is visiting .,otives at Bauxite.
 Robert Forster of North Little Rock
 risiting his mother, Mrs. F. D. Oyerby. m;ss Clemmie Hudson entertained crowd of young people with music snd singing Thursday evening:
 prother Chrissonberry will fill the .,lnit of Zion Hill next Sunday. Game on Sweetie and Cutie. Your letter was fine.
 Unite a number of Zion Hill folks .ttanded the picnic at Diehls Satur- ,.r Nobody's Darling
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 The nice rain was a great help to the farmers of this vicinity.
 Most everyone around here are up with their work and go fishing every few days
 The Fourth was very quiet around here. The barbecue at the home of Fred Davis was much enjoyed. Music and dancing in the afternoon was en- joyed by the young people.
 The ice cream supper at the Corder home was well attended Saturday night.
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 Back again after long absence, which has been spent in picking blackberries and hoeing cotton. Most every one is about to get up with their work.
 Rev. Hoe and Mrs. Deccard of h. diana have held revival meeting at
The Pulaskian., 1920-07-08
ALL MANNER OF TRAFFIC LAW VIOLATORS

One day last week His Honor Judge Harry Hale had before him choice of vioators of the traffic rules old and young both and varied in color Two were speeders, cutter, failed to obey traffic officers signals, passed street on the wrong side and others had lights license tags. And there you There to be something about auto driving which makes for law violation Perfectly sponsble citizens who would be indignant at being called law breakers to imagine that violation of city ordl- nance does not under the head of law breaking But does. city ordinance is much part of the law State statute the proof being that violations be punished by fine and in default of payment the vioator in the interest of the safety of the public, and therefore should be scrupulousy obeyed should other State law.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-14
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Kere Fader
Solens By.

Neppe havde jeg naaet Goshens Enemerker
efter Arons Rad, for jeg o~pdagede dem begge
staaende paa Taarnet we'd Jakobs odelagte Kilde.
Saa smart jeg fix Ole paa dem, sprang jg af Vog-
men OF nermede mig dem a~rbpdigt, da jeg antog,
at der var Sikkerhed for Guds Vredes Udovelse,
hyor de var, ON end de selv kun var hans Straffe-
doms Redskaber. Jeg standsede nogen Afstand
fra dem og saa med Forventning paa, hvad de vii
de ~foretage sig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-14

y Egyptens hellige Dyr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-05

second sister IN California. and two
brothers. Earl It Erie and Roy 1t
Jacksonville. Fla.
word has been received here that
the remains, accompanied by . mil
itaTy escort. will be brought to
Erie from Riverside. arriving the
first Of the week. Military hOnOrs
will be paid the young aviator at
the funeral.
death 1t Kelly Field.
Sanderson, Texas, March =
Lieutenant John E. Greer. % years
old. an aviator from Kelly field.
San Antonio. was instantly killed
at Watkins late yesterday when =
terrific windstorm sent his machine
crashing to earth.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-05
.ROOMER STARTS
. INSANE RUMPUs


Charles Walker. aged about 3,
was taken in custody by Patrol
man James Green near the Thirty
first street Rock Island station ct
/ O'Clock this morning after long
chase BY several policemen who
were told that the man was de-
mented. Walker Is In the city jail
and although he was quiet late to-
day it was said that the man Will
probably be tested as to his sanity.
The man was said to have raised
q considerable rumpus in the east
end bluff district after breaking
away from members Of the Wash
burn family, 705 Thirty-eighth
street, with whom he had been
roomfng for about one week.
The police were called and were
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-05


and was graduated from the avia-
ton school at Austin, Texas. Later
he was stationed at San Antonio,
and during the years 1918 and 1919
was at New York.
Father is Away.
The father of the young aviator,
DR.. c. ]. Pearson, who is absent
from his home at Erie on a bust
ness trip, had not at a late hour
this morning been located. and had
received no notice of his sons
death. The mother, who is guest
OF daughter at Elgin, ILL.,, was
reached this morning, and she will
return to Erie, accompanied by an
other son.
Besides the parents, there sur
vive Lieutenant Pearson, a sister,
Mrs. Ruth Nicholson of Elgin, a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-05

told that walker had seemingly
gone suddealy insane. Ths family
vas frightened BY the actions OF
tne man, who finally left the house
On the run. screaming It the top
Of his voice.
Tho police chased the man
through the blum district for some
time before he was finally caught
by Patrolman Green.
Believed to Be E1-Seliier.
walker II said to have come to
Rock Island . little over . week
ago from Massachusetts,, and to
have obtained employment 1T the
Rock Island arsenal. The man
talked considerably of the army
last night, and 1t is believed that
he may have seen service in France
and was possibly shell shocked.
His actions are said to support
such . theory.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-05
SHOOT LEADER OF
REBELS IN MEXICO

Mexico City, March 5.-Cirilo
Arenas, rebel leader, who was
captured less than a week ago when
he entered the city OF Puebla dis:
guised, was sentenced to death by
q summary court martial Wednes-
day night and executed yesterday
morning in Puebla, according to
advfces received here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-05
H., FLYER
KILLED. IN FALL
On WEST COAST


p,..rside. Cal, March Lieu
Int Raymond F. Pearson, Unit
y assfes army aviator. was killed
!. at Marsh field near here
r.sr hi airplane went into a tail
-. 10 near the ground. Lieuten-
~ pearson was a son of DR.. C. j.
n..,son OF Erie, Ill. He was to
t.ye married q young woman OF
r,ie next month, according to Of
6eers At Marsh field.
Well Known Here.
word OF the death Of Lieutenant
ps.rson was received in Rock Is
land Yesterday by Mrs. W. D. Hall
=, Ss7 Twenty-first street, an init
mate friend Of the Pearson family,
~ nv other friends in the city.
lieutenant Pearson was we'll known
q Rock Island and in this vicinity,
where he had visited many times,
md where he was last a guest. At
tne home Of Mrs. Hall, last au-
tumn. .,.
NJ was to return to Erie this
spring. where his marriage to Miss
Marguerite Thomas of Erie was to
have taken place in April.
Lieutenant Pearson was one Of
The leaders in the trans-continental
fisht which took place last fall.
and stopped at the Rock Island
field. a station in the crosscontin-
put trip. He had attained a note
worthy record for his achievements
in the aviation corps.
He was the son Of DR.. and Mrs.
r ]. Pearson of Erie. ILL.,, where
ne was born % years ago. He spent
his early years in that community
and received his education at Nor
rison, Ill.
He entered the aviation service
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-05
Shoe Department

An uncommon reduction for 7hursday Friday and Saturday
Womens $l2 to SIG high grade Shoes Women exceIen
quality spring footwear.
lots consist of buton black and kid b
patent and field mouse boot lace button
also kid lace shoe; shoes formerly sold q
$12 to SIG; clean saile pair ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-25

disciplining, man will al last escape
from the tolls that have shared the
feet of his ancestors and will have
taken a great stride toward solution
Of the problem how he shall live in
communities In peace and ordered free
DOM"
Comprehensive legislative reforms
were before the association for con {.
sideration as the organization convened
in session here.
The proposed changes. covering n
wide range, we're presented In reports
submitted by various committees. They
tended in part toward uniformity for
state statutes and modernization of GER
tain federal court procedure.
Discussion Of methods for maintain
ing the standard OF the bar on a high
level also promised TO hold an impor-
tant place ID the convention.
A report prepared by the committee
on professional ethics and grievances
stated canvass Of members OF the
judiciary throughout the United States
indicated that prevailing sentiment IA
vored the incorporation Of the bars Of
various communities, with the canon Of
ethics as part of the constitution Of
the corporations. which would have. full
power TO supervise the conduct OF all
practicing attorneys.
The convention will end Friday night
with the annual banquet. Hampton L.
Carson. of Philadelphia, is president Of
the BAR Association.
Presidents Opening Address
Preservation Of the constitution of the
United States and staunch adherence
TO its doctrines were demanded by
Hampton l.. Carson. Of Philadelphia.
president Of the association.
The constitution and the form Of
government which IL represents. he
declared, were the elimination Of the
desire for freedom and liberty in
thought and action.
"Our system, though often spoken
of as democratic, is not and never has
been a pure democracy" President
Carson said. 1T is representative. re.
sponsible representative government"
Outlining the deliberations from
which the constitution was evolved and
the principles followed out in present
ing the draft to the several states for
ratification, the speaker declared the
conclusion reached was both sane and
sober"
The authors Of the constitution.
President Carson said, did not enact
political or social economy or mistake
nervous twitchings for reform"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-25
TO HALT
DOPE SMUGGLING
Institution Chief Bars Visitors
From House Of Correction
After Dope Expose
SUSPECT CURED PATIENTS

No visitors will be permitted hereafter
at the House of Correction, Holmes
burg, as a result of the discovery that
dope" had been smuggled into the in
stitution and given to prisoners.
Tho ban on visitors was announced
today, when Charles T. Preston, chief
of the Bureau of Charities and Correc-
ton Of the Department OF Public
Welfare. made public letter from DR..
Blair Spencer, physician in chief Of
the department.
The letter follows:
MY dear Mr.. Preston:
'As a result Of the investigation made
by me, with the assistance Of the Detec-
tive Bureau, I feel justified in issuing
the following orders to 60 into effect
today, August 25. 1920:
There shall be no visitors to the
House of Correction to see inmates
(dope or otherwise) or to inspect the
institution.
"No packages Of any kind are TO be
received for inmates.
"All outgoing mail shall be opened
and censored and any incoming mail
treated likewise.
mo habitual user of drugs shall be
given independent duty or treated as
trustyi the duties previously performed
by this class of inmates shall in the
future be done by drug free inmates.
Special attention shall be given in
the future to careful examination Of all
prisoners on entering the institution.
ANY employe of the institution TAX
ing mail out for inmates will be re-
ported and summarily dismissed.
"All drivers and chauffeurs Of COM
mercial trucks shall be provided with a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-25

The Philadelphis Electric Co. reno,,
that the "lightless night ccndIt; Z 60 ~
due to the fact that a feeder hs,,'.s Z"
the main station and the LudIo,, "ssh ~
station had gone out Of commissIor ''0-
During the darkness that enveloO.d
SUss Wss. pbn,,sde1pnia b1ss en for more than fou,
trolley car collided with. n won wnen a
Forty sixth and Market streets son at
The wagon, on which wero -,
Samuel Brown and Arthur I,cssnsa csna'ns
negro, Of Sharon Hill, was oo,nas, q
on Market street. On attos,m,ng east
turn from the track the trollepp to
the wagon. Brown and Lucas ,ck struck
with John O'Connor, forty .fvo together
old, the motorman Of the cnr e years
taken to the Presbyterian Hosnitn, Were
fering from lacerations and cnnt, suf-
Brown and Lucas were arrested soaSsions oS
with blocking traffic. enareed