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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-05-17
GARY JE zNIzAL PLACE.

Pred nekaj tedni je sodnik El-
bert II. Gary, predsednik od Uni
ted States Steel korporacije uka-
zal znizanie mezd delavcem "a 2l
odstotkov. V jeklarnah v Gary j
prizadetih $4,000 delavcev, kaJtl
znizani6 je stopilo veijavo8>t ia
pondeljek. Ker Sc je delavcem znl-
zalo tudi delavne ure, sluziJo Sc
daj "a polovico mani nego so pred
nekoliko tedni.
Prizadeti so tudi usluzbenci ia
Elgin. Joliet i'll Eastern zeleznicah
Znizalo Sc je tudi place superin-
tendentom in usluzbencem, kl SC
bill plaGani na mesec.
Ia teden Sc je produkciJo Jekle-
nih zelezniSkih tracnic znizalo "a
polovico izdelalo Sc jih bo lie TO-.
600 ton ma mesto dvajset tisoG kot
je bila tedenska produkcija do Sc
daj. Zvedelo Sc je tudi, da Je na
rocilo od Michigan Central zelez-
nice, li Sc je glasilo "a 100000 ton
iel1lenih traGnic, preklicano. Tudi
dve drugi zeleznici sta odpovedali
podobna narocila.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-05-17
BOJI v ZAPADNI VIRZINIJI Sc
MISC KONCANI.

Frankfort, Ky, 16. maja. =
Gov. Edwin p. Morrow je danes
zveGer postal brzojavko na vojni
department V Washington in prosi
da Sc maj poSlje federalne cete Y
rudarski distrikt oh reli Tug, kjel
Sc vrsi guerrilla bojevanje.
Takoj "a to zahtevo je postal e.
mako gov. Morgan IL W. Va. On
navajo, da prosi serif IL Mingo O.
kraia pomoGi federalnih Get, da Sc
napravi red.
Washington, d. c., 16. maia. =
Voini tajnik Weeks ne We kako
stalisce mai bi zavzel V zadevi "a
padnovirzinjske in kentuekyske
civilne vojne. On pravi, ola je ma
ior Thompson, Xxi Sc nahaja V stav-
kovnem okrozju kot opazovalec
voinega departmental, porocal, ola
situaciia nj tako resna, ola bi sc
tam potreboyalo federalnega yo-
jaStva,
Predsednik Harding je podpisal
proklamacijo "a preki sod, katero
ina sedai V rokah vojni depart
ment, da jo razglasi, ko nitro bi
Sc smatralo potrebno.
Williamson, W. Va. l6. maJa.
= Danes zvecer Sc je pojavilo
streljanje ma glavni urad Crystal
Block Coal druzbe V Rawlu, W.
Va.
Streljanje, ki je trajalo lie ne
kaj minut je prihajalo IL bliznjih
kentuckyskih hribov.
Poroeevalec "a Associated Press
ie potoval skozi ''bojno okrozje :
toda nj sliSal niti enega samega
strela. Videl je pa sledoye4 prejs-
MEGA streljania. V vaseh ma ka-
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-05-17

Pariz, 16. macja. FRANCESCA
uradni krogi noeejo razpravljati 6
obtozitvah, ki so dospele V Pariz.
da Sc namrec Francozi bratijo s
poljskimi vstaSi V Zgornji Sleziji
in da je francoski gen. Lerond
dajal vstaSem poguma.
Vsekakor kazejo dogodki posle-
dnjih dni, govor premierja Brian
da it'd, da je Francija polnim
srcem ma strani poljskih uporni-
kov.
Francija je ma kratko odklonila
pripoznati poroeano "krpcijo
med NemGiio in Britanijo. Sled
MIA je namrec dovolila, ola sc
Zgornjo Slezijo da Nemeiji ker je
slednja sprejela dolocbe zavezni-
skega ultimatuma. Ker je bila
Francija temu popolnoma nasprot-
ma ie dovolila, ola Sc Poljali dvig-
nejo in tako poteptajo sklepe Brl-
tanije.
Med Francijo in Anglijo je ma
stala resna kriza, lNi Sc bo Sc po-
ostrila, &c bo Lloyd George vstra-
ial da Sc niegove obljube izpolne-
10. Premier BRAND pojde V Bou-
logne, kjer Sc DO sestal Lloyd
Georgem, Ia MIN stoji "vse'
francosko liudstvo, zahtevajoee,
da Sc da Poljski, kar zahteva lu-
govshodno cd Korfantyjeve crte.
Italia in Anglia sta odlocno
nasprotni nacrtu Francije in sodi
Sc, da bodo Zdruzene drzave nal
brz stopile V tel zadevi na stran
B1itaniie in ,Ttaliie.
Francosko casopisje kaze sovra-
zno lice napram Angliji in stop
odloGno na istem staliscu kakors-
no zavzema francoska vlada.
"Neke vrste industrijalnega
sporazuma Sc je sklenilo V Berli-
nu med NemGijo in Anglijo.' pi-
Sc list L 'Eclaire, ~ namenom, da
Sc prepreGi okupiranje ruhrske do
line in izgubo gornje Slezije.
V zahvalo zato hote NemciJa
plaGati kolikor je njeni moci,
Ia 6udna kupeija ina sledeei
cilj: PrepreGiti industrijalno pre-
roienje V Franciii, katerega Sc
Britannia jaBo boii in istoeasno 0,
slabiti Nemeijo.
Tako bo BRITISH narod ostal e,
konomicen vladar na vsem kontl-
nentu.
Vladaj Britanija!'
List pravi nadalje, da Sc je
Francijo predstavliaIo kot ola zeli
zavladati kontinentu TEN, da "a
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-05-17
soLNcNE PEGE.

Aurora borealis ali seyerni sij
je napravil mnogo sitnosti zadnJo
soboto ponoei Elektro-magneticno
delovanje je bilo ozraeju tako
silno, da je bilo mesto Chicago
povsem odrezano od ostalega sve-
ta. Cd Seste ure zvecer do polnoci
nj dospela nobena brzojavka po
zici mesto. I4isti so Sc morali po-
sluziti brezzicnega brzojava, da so
bill v stanu dobiti novice liz raznih
l1rajev sveta. Radi silnega elektri-
Gnega vznemirjenja v ozracju so
navadni brzojavi poysem odpove-
dali sluzbo.
Severni sij je zarel ma nebu ta-
ko jasno, da so pc nekaterih kra-
| jih okrozju prisle cello kokosi IL
kurnikov, trdno prepricane, da je
ze dan. Aurora borealis je naprav-
| lljala brzojavu ovire Sc V nedeljo
| in pondeljek. Ia priodni fenomen
je bill telegrafistom re cd pref
jznan kot sovraznik, toda nihce Sc
me mora spominjati V Chicagu, da
| bi napravljal re pref kdaj take sit
nosti. Po urednistvsih raznih ei-
lkaSkih listoy SO telefOni nepreSta-
no zvonili, ko so ljudje preplaseno
spraSevali kaksen pomen ina cud-
ma nebesna prikazen
Solncne pege so povzrocile
"solncno nevihto" IL te Sc je po-
| iavil elektriGno vznemirjanje O.
zracju okoli nase zemlje in tele-
graficne linije so odpovedale svo-
| jo sluzbo.
Solnce je cd mas oddaljeno 81
miljonov mill in vrti Sc okoli svo-
ie osi s tako hitrostjo, ola Sc obr-
ne vsakih sedemindvajset dni en-,
krat in tako Sc bodo "solnene ne
white" pojavile ma 8. junija zopet
in potem Sc druge mesece dokler
ne pojenjajo. Solncne pege je Sc
daj mogoce videti. Drugega III
ltreba kot vzeti koseek sipe in jo
poerniti malo petrolejevo svetil.
ko, ali sveco ali vzgilicami. Po,
glejte skozi okajeno steklo proti
solncu. Najprei boste videli samo
rumeno okroglo ploskev, kakor
Hep nov cekin. &c boste skrbno pa
zili, boste zagledali blizu zapadne-
GA roba dye temni pikici. Jake
majckeni sta, toda to so tiste pc
ge, XII napravljajo tako sitnost in
ustvarjajo aurore borealis. MaJc-
kene so tiste pege na prvi pogled,
resniGno so pa tako velike, ola bi
ma vecji obeh imela nasa zemlja 2
luno yred dovolj prostora, pa Sc
kaksen manjsi nebesh svet bi do
bill prenoGisea tam.
s strahovito naglico bcsni sedaj
tam nevihta, naglico, XII znasa
10000 mill ma uro. Zadnji petek
je solnGna nevihta prvic ucin-
kovala na zemljo in ia aurora ira
! ia skoro neprestano od tedaj. Ia
Ike nevihte Sc izredno redkoma po-
javijo. Sedanji severni sij traja ze
mad sto ur in je Sc vedno mocan;
znanstveniki pravijo, ola na re-
kordih nj zapisanega nobenega ta-
kega slucaja.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-05-17
vULKAN BLJUJE.

Mexico City, 16. maja. = Vul-
kan Colimain V mehiSki DRAW ia
lisco, je po dolgotrajnem Spanju
zopet zaeel bruhati. L. njegovega
kraterja ali zrela Sc dvigajo veil
kanski oblaki dina in pepela, pod
zemlio je pa sliSati neprestano
bobnenie. Prebivalci, ki Sc naha-
iaio v nevarnem okrozju beze z
nevarnega mesta.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-05-17

Napetost med Francijjo jjo in Anglijo.

sede dolino Ruhr in 81 potom svo,
jega vazala Poljske pridobi igor
MIC Slezijo, to bi il poleg dolinc
Saar, katero re ina, omogocilo, da
presadi V Francijo vse industrije,
mad katerimi gospodari sedaj
Nemeija, ce bi Sc pa to zgodilo, te-
daj bi Britannia trpela radi fran
coske kompeticije.
"Nikdar bi ne mogla Anglia
.kaj storiti taken slucaju proti
Franciji. Nobena vojna bi ne bila
mogoca proti narodu, ki bi pose
doval Ruhr in Zgornjo Slezijo, Z"
.pravi list.
Dale zatrjuje, ola je ma g. maja
'bila veeina V nemSkem drzavnem
.zboru zato, da Sc odkloni zavezni-
Ski ultimatum in bas tisti dan
Sc pojavil V britiskem hstu Co
logne Gazette clanek spisan od
Johna Meynarda Keynes, V kate
rem je pisec rekel 'Pogoji, kate
ri so yam predlozeni so yam neu-
mevni, toda moi nasvet bi bill, da
jih sprejmete. +"
"Ta namig," pravi L'Eclalre,
"bitiSkega pisca Sc je V Nemciji
takoj razumelo, hjub temu je ma
8. maja demokratski voditeli Con-
rad Haussmann odklonil sprejetJe
hltimatuma, istega mnenja je bill
tudi Walter Renthaus.
Naslednji dan, na 9. maja, Sc Je
pa dogodila nenadna izprememba
Lord D'Abernon sc je sestal $
predsednikom Ebertom in konfer1-
raj z Won Raumerjem, financnim
ministrom. Poslednji je nato po-
.zval skupaj poslance in izjaviE,
da je "a sprejem ultimatuma,
Teodor Wolff, urednik Berliner
Tageblatta je tudi takoj spreme-
nil svoje prepricanje in pisal V
prildg sprejetja.
'FBrez dvoma, " ie pisal, nam
londonski sporaztlm NE dale ga
rancii "a Slezijo in Ruhr, toda
Lloyd George je nekaj namieaval
ma to. F"
S kratkimi besedami je Tage-
blatt oznacil, kaj prieakuJe Ber-
lin od Lloyd Georgia
"Garancije, da Sc V nobenem
slucaju ne okupira doline Ruhr;
da, ostane zgornja Slezija Nemeiji
in da Sc vse sedanje sankciJe raz-
veljavi."
Tako Sc je naSlo vecino "a spre-
.jetie ultimatuma."
Cudna so pota evropskih dlplo-
matov.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-05-17
NAGRADE KADILKAM.

London, Ang. V Royal Agri-
cultural dvorani ie bila razstava
tobaenih izdelkov. Razstava je bi-
La prosta ljudstvu. Odbor razstave
ie razpisal vee precej visokih re
grad "a kadilke, Xxi bodo nailjub-
keise in najelegantnejse znale ka.
dit. Cigarete, kajpalS, in ne faj-
TO.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-05-17
MEDNARoDNI voHUN oPRO-
seen MA DUNAJU.

Dunaj, Is. maja. - Ignacij Tri-
bich Lincoln, notoricen mednarod-
nj yohun je bill Cd kriminalnega
sodisca ma Dunaju oproscen. OBJ
tozen ie bill veleizdaje. Trdi se,- da
bo odpotoval V Zdruzene drzave.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-05-17
sPRJMETA Sc

UPRAVNIK "a list Glas Svobode
in potovalni zAST0PNIK "a O.
srednji zapad. Kogar veseli in Sc
cuti zmoznega maj radi place, OH
roma provizije ter nadalinih In
formacij pise ma: Glas Svobode,
1855 S. Crawford Ave-, Chicago,
III.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-05-17
FRANCOSKE CETE SABLJAJo
NEMCE v &c. SLEZIJI.

Glavni stan upOrnikov, 10. ma
ia. V Beuthenu, Katovicah in
drugih Slezijskih mestih Je fran
coska kavalerija napadla $ sablJa-
mi mnoziee pemSkega preblval-
Stva.
V teh spopadih je bilo mnogo
smrtnih slueajev, toda natan6nega
poroeila glede Steyila ubitih in ra-
njenih nj.
Pc vsem "Korfantyjevem kra-
liestvu" Sc med prebivalstvOm 81
ri 6imdalje veeja nezadovoljnoSt
in pojavlja Sc govorica, da bo
kmalu nastal nov upor tOda proti
PoljakOm.
Nemir je zaGel, ko so deck ma
ulicah zaeeli razprOdajati nemSke
liste in klieali Korfantyjev tr1k ,
Kmalu so Sc poiavii ma eestah
spopadi. V Beuthenu je bil ustre-
lien neki vstaS in francoska ka-
velirija je posekala mnogo Mem
cev. Mnozica Sc je pripravlJala,
da napade spremstvo, ki je neslo
vstaSem denar
OBJ glasu puSk Sc je oglasil
kirk: ''Pobijte 'pse!" VStad so ma
clio zgradili pred bancnim poslop-
je barikade in upOrabili V ia ma
men svoje laStne in mmo vozece
vozove. Tedaj je navalila ma Mem
ce francoska kavalerija IN sekala
5 sabljami. NemSko prebivalstvo
kaze odkrito jezo prOti Franco
zom. cato ker slednji stole ma stra-
nj Poljakov.
Oppeln, Is. maja. = Poljaki so
poskusali, da razSirjajo svojo re-
belsko mejo zapadnO cd Velike
Strelice. Pri tenn so naleteli ma
700 Nemcev broje5o GetO in aasta-
la je bitka, V kateri ie pablo SeSt-
intrideset Poljakov. Nemcem V
roke jih ic pablo sedemdeset, do
6im so Nemci imeli OSemnaist mr.
tvih.
Prod snloSnim naDadOm SO PO.
liaki ma oklopnem vlaku potihoma
vozili do LeSnica, neka tOGka V bli-
zini Goglina. Nemci so jih cakali
skriti V grmOviu ObOrozeni z ne
koliko strojnimi puSkami in nava-
dnimi roGnimi, Ko Sc ie vlak usta-
vii so Nemci napadli in zajeli Sc
demdeset moz, Samo diva Poljaka
sta bila H sta zbezala z vlakom IN
ga tako reSila.
Takoj "a tenn je 200O Poljakov
napadlo 700 Nemcev. Zaeel Sc je
ogenj, XII je trajal dve uri. POlja-
ki so nezmiselno zapravljali sire
1.-Two. doGim so ga Nemci varovali,
Ko so Sc Poljaki za6eli umikati,
so zaGeli Nemei pritiskati "a Mi
mi.
Sino6i so Poljaki streljali ma
Ratibor, ki je V rokah Nemcev in
1talijanov.
Nelxi britiSki Gastnik je skozi O.
sem dni drzal nekO pOzieijO V bli-
zini Kandrzina. Pri sebi ie incl
sto Nemcev S katerimi Sc je branil
prot napadom 800 Poljakov. Kon-
emo je bill prisiljen umakniti Sc.
CastniSkim poroeevalcem je izpo-
vedal. da so bill med napadujoci-
mi Poljaki tudi francoski voiaki
in da poveljujejo francosd Oficir-
il mad baterijami poljskih VISTA
Sew.
Zaveznild ostro Eritizirajo fran
cosko poStOpanJe, ker daJe Vsla-
Sem poguma.
Nemsko protiofenzivo, h Sc je i
mela pokazati zadnji eetrtek Sc je
lie S tezavo zadrzalo. Zdaj Sc pa
javljajo vesti, da Sc pripravlja
nova in zato jim ie dal zlasti po-
guma govor Lloyd Georgia, h je
iziavil, da ne more Nemcev obsO-
iati. ee Sc upreio proti poljskim
vstasem. Ia govor je ugajal Bri,
taneem in Italiianom, Francozom
pa ne.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-05-17

Najvecje hvale ie yredna ona
zena kateri Sc sploh ne govori.-
Kitajci.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-05-17

terc seize streljalo je videl mnoga
zdrobIjena izlozbena okna in zna-
menje krogel IA hisah.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-20
OAK GROVE.

The people are about through lay ing by their crops and are ready to stack their tools under the shed for the winter.
 Sunday School was good last Sun day, and we hope the interest will continue to grow.
 Tommie Presley and wife of Beck cit Mountain visited his sister, Mrs. J. w. Griffin, Saturday night
 $. A. Morgan, J. W. Jones, W. A, Bryant and J. T. White are the cham pion bee tree hunters They found three trees last Friday and Saturday.
 Some of the boys have the big eye about disturbing the people at church on the night of July g. Boys, you had better take warning. If you don't be- have you had better stay away. You may think they don't know who you are, but you will find out better and it will be too late for you
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-20
UNION GROVE.

We are needing a general rain. However, the local showers have been helping the crops some
 Mr. and Mrs. Tim Blythe of Black Fork were Sunday visitors attending Sunday school and the closing of che county Sunday School Convention.
 Corn and hay crops are reasonably good but cotton can't make much nn- less we have some favorable weather for cotton and some unfavorable weather for the boil weevil. All the cotton here is infested with the husky things.
 Chirs Blythe and family of Black Fork were guests of Rolly McNew Sunday.
 Willie Belote and family of Spring field are the guests of her father, Dr. H. B. Hardy, this week.
 Prayer meeting was not very well attended Sunday night. Come out, all you church folks, and see if you cant get some good out of this ser vice.
 oOili IIe' N ItllNC eiiIi "ilC Oi CoAl way are visiting friends here.
 Arvy Blythe and wife of Conway were guests of her father, W. K. Blythe, Sunday.
 pr. Hardy was elected president of the Sunday School Convention for the next year, and Prof. Tubbs was elected secretary. Black Fork was chosen for the next meeting place.
 We were glad to see so many old friends out at the convention. It js good for people to meet and rene " old acquaintances and mix and min gle with each other and have a good time socially. Come again, all old friends.
 The Sunday school convention held here Saturday and Sunday was success from the start. There were lots of good speeches made, especially the one by w. M. Harper of Enola, MT. Harper had good subject and knew how to present it, holding the attention of all who heard him. We hope much good was done by the con- vention, and that the interest in the Sunday School and the attendance will increase.
 There is no sickness in our colnmu- nity that we know of.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-20
MARTINVILLE.

We are pleased to report several good showers of rain in this vicinity since our last writing.
 We have planted seed for late veg etables. Some are coming up to good stands.
 Irish potatoes for second crop should be in the ground before the close of July.
 We would like to say to those who contemplate raising berries that now is the time to begin making prepar- ations. Have your berries growing so that when our good roads are com pleted you will be ready to ship over them to market. This will apply to other crops as well as to berries. We must get away from cotton as our only money crop.
 Prof. o. L. Dunaway has been a visitor here and at Bee Branch His lectures were highly appreciated by our people, especially those on the subject of better community interests We are hoping for good results from the efforts he put forth here.
 Our school will open September 12
 Fount Oats and family or Altus arc visiting relatives and friends here.
 Charley Sans of Vilonia came here last Sunday after his father anc mother, MT. and Mrs. H. K. Sans who have been visiting relatives here the past week.
 Several of our good citizens met al the cemetery on last Saturday anC in spite of the extreme heat, did some good work. All are invited to come again on next Saturday and com plete the work
 The family of the late c. B. Me Arthur, who have been sojourning al Martinville for the past severa months, moved to Martinville last week.
 Mrs. Josie Lucas, Roy and MT. and Mrs. Frank Smith and baby went tc Conway on business last week.
 Zoar Troffenstedt reports that his twin boys are doing fine.
 C. o, Hendrickson and Roy are wis iting relatives and friends in Little Dock
 Born to Mir. and Mrs. Carl Martin on last Sunday evening, a daughter.
 Mrs. c. Clifton Fulkerson and child ren of Burkburnett, Tex, are visiting relatives and friends here.
 w. D. McCollum writes J. P. afte' his name now, having been appointec a justice of the peace by Governor McRae.
 July 19.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-20
SHARON.

We are having some hot and dry weather A good rain would be ap. preciated.
 Most everybody is through laying by their crops.
 Alex Watkins is no better at this writing.
 sunda School was well attended Sunday.
 Miss Hattie Powell will conduct prayer meeting Sunday night. Fv- erybody come out, and tell the old peo- pie to come out and see what We are doing. l don't see how the old folks expect the young folks to do as well as they do when they never conc out and try to encourage them.
 Rev. Dalton will preach here Sun day at II o'clock.
 Rev. Morgan will start his meeting here Saturday night before the first Sunday in August. Will you wac pray, pray to God that we may have successful meeting and that the lost sinners may be saved.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-20
NEEDS CREEK.

Rev. Glover failed to fill his reg ular appointments here Saturday anc Sunday.
 L. H. Mills and family of England are visiting friends and relatives here.
 The protracted meeting will bcgir Saturday before the third Sunday 1T August
 Delegates were elected Sunday for the district meeting, which will be held at Greenbrier.
 Charley Finch of Philadelphia wis ited his father, J. w. Finch, the past week.
 J. D. Surratt and family of Fpg- land are visiting relatives here.
 Dentis and Charles Cardin spent Saturday with their sister, Mrs. Ida Bailey, of Bailey Chapel.
 Mrs Henderson is visiting her moth CT, Mrs Allinder, of Conway.
 A. A. Johnston and wife visited at Pickles Gap Sunday. They were ac- companied by Miss Joy Mills of Eng. land, who is visiting here.
 Several of the men fro mhere at tended the Union at Guy last week.
 J. J. Lowery is attending court al Conway, on the petit jury.
 July 20.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-20
DAMASCUS.

We are having some very warn and dry weather at this writing. A good rain would be very highly ap. preciated
 Bob Canady, who has been in Tex. as for several months, is visiting relatives and friends at this place.
 Mrs. Annie Hutchins is reported to be on tn sick list.
 Miss Vrlie Odem of Pine Mountain visited Mrs Linn this week.
 The Baptist meeting is being on- ducted at this place by the pastor Rev. Mcgee.
 Mrs. Ida French and children Jis. ited at Malletown the past week.
 Henry Scroggin of Center Ridge visited W. c. Scroggin Sunday.
 The sick of this community are improving very slowly.
 The two Sunday Schools of this place elected delegates to visit the homes of this town. and insist on Sunday School attendance. Every home was visited, and it has brought about better attendance at both Sunday Schools. We are looking forward for better interest and now that we are getting the people to at- tend better, we should show hem we appreciate their presence, and that we are interested in their welfare.
 July 20.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-20
SUNNY GAP.

It is still very dry. Most of the pto- pie are done work.
 Mrs. George Jolley is better at this writing.
 Dr. George Harrod and family vent to the Christian meeting at town last Monday night. It closed that night. George Harrod obeyed the gospel and was baptized at the Christian church last Monday night.
 J. D., the little son of Mr. and Mrs. George Metzger is visiting his grand mother this week, Mrs. Ida Luce and family.
 Bun Gavin and wife and mother in-law, Mrs. Andy Jolley, and baby, Renior Adell, went to visit relatives and friends.
 I. Jolly and Miss Georgia Hopkins were out to singing Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Mat Smith is on the sick list at this writing
 Gyles Crow and Groville Cook and guests of Miss Alberta Harrod Sun day afternoon.
 Miss Myrtle Crow and sister, Minnie visited their sister Monday, Mrs. k. Southerland.
 Miss Lula Crow is on the sick list.
 MT. and Mrs. C. Adcock visited her parents Sunday, Mir. and Mrs. Keath- ley.
 Wyndell, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. George Bryant has the whoop- ing cough.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Bolls of Con way came out to her brothers, Mr. Oscar Moore, Saturday but found no one at home.
 MT. and Mrs. Philip Lofts and family went to his brothers Sundas.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar Moore and lit tie daughter, Vatia Fay, visited at MT. and Mrs. J. D. Simmons Sunday, also Mrs Simmons and Mrs. Moore took their babies to Vilonia to be ex- amined by the child's welfare special Sunday evening and stayed over with
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-20
HAPPY HOLLOW.
Health is fairly good.

Health is fairly good.
 The Baptist meeting will begin Thursday before the first Sunday in August.
 Fishing and hunting is the order of the day.
 Mrs. L. H. Livingston of Enders spent the past week with her son. George, of this place.
 John Sims of Spring Hill was dis appointed Sunday at this place
 Miss Iva Smith is visiting at Bar ney this week.
 Several are attending court at Conway.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-20
SPRING HILL.

Hay saving is in full blast.
 Ernest Milan left Sunday to be- gin work for his uncle, George Heite of Mayflower.
 Miss Merle Nixon and James FL llott, Jr., were guests of Miss Slbyl kllzy of near Conway Sunday.
 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Golf. a girl.
 Several from here went to Wooster Sunday night to preaching.
 John Hughes sister was his guest the past week.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-20
PICNIC AT MARSHALL.

There will be a picnic and school rally at Marshall school house July 20. Plenty of good speaking, dinner on the ground, and refreshments of all kinds We extend a hearty well come to all-Committee.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-20

Rev E. F. Simmons and wife and re- turned Monday.
 A. L. Moore cut hay for J. R. Smith Monday
 July 20.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-20
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Arizona republican., 1921-11-16
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