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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-27
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New York, Jan. 27.--Middle wes-
tern farmers will bolt into the nom
partisan league unless other politi-
cal parties meet their demands.
said William Allen White, famous
Kansas editor, In an interview to-
day. Kansas is In the battle ground
between the invading forces of the
league and political organizations of
the old time parties, both of whom
are striving desperately to secure
control of the farmer vote and
through il the state Of Kansas.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-27


DR.. Higbie er the Madison State
Normal School courteously solicited
the acquaintanGs of the Orland peo-
pie and congratulated them for the
support they gave to the education
al proposition roon which they had
launched. Now he would have inn
pressed that real community be
built around the new school, one
where cooperation is an essential
factor in progress. He suggested
the beautifying of the school grounds
with well rooted trees symbolizing
the well rooted homes in the COM
munity.
State Superintendent Fred l..
Shaw spoke of the courage and
money it required to equip such a
splendid plant. He was sure Orland
people had gotten an educational
rut; no longer satisfied with old con-
ditions they had embarked upon
new high road vor a different type
of training that could efficiently
weave new course of study around
the things of the community. He as
sured the taxpayers that the value
receivable to them lay in good
schools, good roads and protection
set up by law. The speaker stated
that education was the biggest busi-
ness in this country and that we
msast support it to maintain the re-
public. He reported that there are
now in operation in this state los
consolidated schools. all promulgat-
ing the gospel of a square deal for
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-27

Paris, Jan. 27.-President De
Valera, of Ireland, is somewhere in
Loeuvre which claims TO have in
terviewed him
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-27
Will Not Remove
Chief OF Police

st. Paul, Mimi. Jan. 27.-Com-
missioner A. n. Smith today an
nounced he would not remove chief
of police 7. q. Campball as . result
of recent scandal.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-27
Waiting News From
Mexican Outbreak

Mexico City, Jan. 27.-Mexican
officials expected a report today
from the military expedition sent to
suppress the outbreak led by IL
Arieta brothers in Durango.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-01-27
Cause OF
Earthquake

Philadelphia, Penn, Jan. 27.-
Sand displacements along the Jersey
coast were believed to have caused
the earth tremors felt so miles along
the coast.
Evening star., 1921-02-18

BOYS wanted: neat, colored, over 16 Apoly
ready for work at am. Hoffman. 1880 Pa,
I
Evening star., 1921-02-18
FOUND.

COLD WRIST wATCH-15 jewel: name MO
hawk inside at eth and g SITS. me-. Monday.
Address C. Hutchinson, TO Eye St ne. 10
Evening star., 1921-02-18

AN EXPERIENCED. energetic young man or
clerk for the auto accessory busines IS
II I'--.,l concern; must be of pleasant man
and approach and familiar with catering
20 the motorisf: good opportunity for a keen
live wire; experience. ability and references
must fe stated In your first letter Address
Fox IJ-A. Star oricr
Evening star., 1921-02-18

AMBITIOUS MEN aud, others TO qualify In
spare time for positions in drafting profess
son. Steady. congenial work; good pay. Day
evening classes: complete course 3 to 8
months. Information TO opportunities on
request Columbia School of Drafting, 14th
aud y StS.
Evening star., 1921-02-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HOTEI<-NiceIy Furnished; fine location: will
sacrifice to quick buyer. Address Box 3j0-M,
Star office.
LUNCHROOM-A No. location. If sold at
once will sacrifice. Address Box 349-M. Star
office.
IN ORDER to help finance a business OF
my own, will sell some very high-class securi-
ties at a price which will net shade over
SR. Address Box 315-M. Star office. 19'
STORE wanted. suitable for ladies' ready to-
wear, on + st. between Orb and 18Th SITS; state
full particulars. Address Box 319-M. Star office.
ACTIVE PARTNER with S, 600 wanted in
business already established which possesses
unlimited money making possibilities. Investi-
CATION will prove it. Address Box 3lS-M. Star
office.
ROOMING HOUSE attractively furnished: un-
excelled location; bargain to quick purchaser
on payments Address Box 351-M. Star office. .
ACRES GOOD LAND. IS minutes walk from
electric line: school. churches: 81 600. Phone,
until 10 am. Lin. 67sl.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
$1.65O Dry goods business and rooms;
rent, $40; lease; h.-w.h.. electricity. Inspect
Immediately.
$3.50. Poultry business in prominent market; :;
good fixtures; rent. $40 Inspect Immediately.
r. NJ. CURTIS. F. 65s6-J.
90 Columbian bldg. 418 5th st. NV. .
WILL PAY CASH for rent list, any size G.
II. ROBERTS, 904 14th st. NV. Main 1914.
DANCING ACADEMY for sale; well patron
lied. 1912 II st. NV. 20s
SECONDHAND FURNIrURE-wante establish
ed business. Address Box "a. Star office.
Evening star., 1921-02-18

WANTEp-HELP.

FEMALE Observation-Disclosures
WOMAN. reliable. light housekeeping and coo,-
ing for two: references required. Apply Ap-
COT 1920 ct. Phone North 1904.
WOMAN with some knowledge Of cooking and
willing worker. 1410 Belmont st. NV
WOMAN-Pfain cook and general housewosk.
1912 Columbia road.
WOMAN, general housework: no washing; ne near
Chevy Chase Circle. Phone Cleye. 199l. ~
WOMAN. good cOlored; stay nights; $50 per
month. Col. 1909. 1411 Buchanan ST. nv
WOMAN to keep house for adults. Address
Box 353-M. Star office
WOMAN, responsible. as mothers helper in
small apartment. Apply 221 Gordon Hotel.
WOMAN for washing and ironing; private
family. 1873 Randolph place NV: -.
WOMAN for general housework mornings.
31O5 34th st. NV. o
WOMAN-For cooking and general housework: !:
reliable and experienced. 1735 IAnier place:
WOMAN for general housework in apartment:
small family. Telephone Columbia 1925. ~
WOMAN, reliable, white for general house
work in small family; no washing; stay nights.
724 Il st. s.w. 10
Evening star., 1921-02-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.

MILBuRN ELECTRIC-Late model, new bat
teries; absolutely perfect. For inspection and
demonstration phone Franklin $3.50, after I
y 2Os
Evening star., 1921-02-18
WANTED-HELP.
SAV.ESNGEN

SALESMAN for growing life insurance COM
pany; attractive policy contracts: liberal gen.
eral agency contract; splendid opportunity for
those working under subagents' contracts;
District Of Columbia or Virginia. sos Southern
building.
Evening star., 1921-02-18
.WANTED-HELP

LADIES-Now is the time to learn the real es-
tate business; big pay; need not give up pres
ent position; thorough training. Call at Nina
u. Tournier's apartment. No. 4OS Fontanet
Courts. 5:15 Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday. 10s
MARCEL WAVER-Experienced one capable
of building up small business; $45 week: send
references with reply. Address Box 154-M,
Star office. 20"
MILILINERS and preparers: yearly positions:
good paw. Address Box 27j NJ. Star office. co.
Evening star., 1921-02-18

AUTO INDUSTRY NEEDS TRAINED MEN
Pr~par" now for splendid openings soon avail.
sb!~ in this field Course Of six TO eight weeks
Rates s>oBJble. Day and evening White
oily. American Motor School, 9th and o ste
". Phone v 1919
Evening star., 1921-02-18

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN employed In
their income by learning the real estate busi.
ness: earn while learning: come In and taxi
1t over after pm. +. Cornell, 319 Colorado
bldg. 1oe
Evening star., 1921-02-18

LADIES!
LEARN THE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
As special inducement. an extra largo
commission is offered you for the next tbre
months-with q bonus
1t need not interfere with your present mn,
ployment.
We Will teach you free Of charge.
Glasses will be held every evening at Z
o'clock In the Offices Of John W. Thompson
& Company. Incorporated
S:i 18th street NV.
Under the Auspices of the
GIBSON BROS
Evening star., 1921-02-18

5 STENOGRAPHER - General
office work; experienced; state
age and salary expected: refer
ence. Address Box 14A Star
office.
Evening star., 1921-02-18
MILLINERY
SALESWOMEN.

A large department store,
catering to high-class clientele,
requires the services of a num-
Der of millinery saleswomen,
with experience in waiting on
the best trade. Smart appear
ance and ability necessary quail
fications. Address Box l85-K,
Star office
Evening star., 1921-02-18

CANDIMAkER-SJ0p per week. National Per
sonnel Service Bureau. 302- 3O5 Bond bldg, l4th
and y Y ~s'' -
Evening star., 1921-02-18
MALE.

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR, experienced; per-
manent position5 liberal salary. Mr.. Ledman,
5l2 18th 81. NV 2is
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-27
CENTER POINT.

The quarterly conference of the Free Baptist church of Faulkne : county will be held at the local church beginning Friday, October 28, and con tinuing three days.
 The singing schoo. will come to a close tomorrow night after a two weeks session under the managemen nt of F. U. Bishop.
 The public school at this place will open next Monday, October 31, under the management of Prof. D. D. Gunter and Miss Leola Fiddler.
 Mrs. J. F. Gunter of Little Rock spent the past week with relatives ct this place.
 Arthur Dean and family and Fi Lemons and family have moved t. Lonoke county, near England.
 Miss Gustia Smith is visiting he1 sister near England.
 F. V. Bishop is building a new residence.
 w. B. Thornton, who spent the sum mer at Hot Springs, has returned home.
 Our farmers are all through gath ering and have turned their atten. tions to repair work.
 The Free Baptist people have pur chased an organ for their church.
 October 26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-27
CATO.

We are having rretty weather for gathering our crops. Our school will not get to start next Monday, as they will not get the house dcne. Our Sunday school was we'll attend ed Sunday. Let everybody come ou, and take a hand and make our Sun day schol grow.
 Miss Cago Black, who has been visit ing home folks. has gone back to Con way to work. Miss Ruth Office of Conway is visiting her sister. Mrs. Gertrude Price of this place. The z. I. A. is doing some good work They have made six quilts and sold three of them. Come on, every. body. and help us cut in our good work.
 We are very sorry to hear of the death of little Earl Springer. Earl was but four years old. We don't know why he was left here for so short a stay. Weep not, loved ones, for our loss is heavens gain.
 October 26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-27
BARNEY.

Health is still good in this com munity at present.
 Our school started Monday morn ing with a four months term under the management of Prof. J. T. Har- Yison. We are all expecting good school.
 Roy Bell went to England last week to look out for location, but didn't find anything that suited him.
 Will Cummings, who has been sick for the past two weeks, is able to be up.
 Miss Ocie Melton has entered school at Chocton.
 J. R. Blessing and Mir. Mitchell have put in a new grist mill at this place.
 Robert Parish, our peddler, took a load of marketing to Little Rock last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Melton attend d the fair at Conway Friday.
 Tom Harrison had the misfortune of losing $36 by thief that slip ped into his residence and getting it. We think his money would have been safer in the Farmers State Bank.
 October 26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-27
UNION GROVE.

Cotton is all picked here but inst ( few little patches, and corn gather. ing is progressing fast. Then what a long rest our people will have until time to commence another crop. Sunday school was well attended las. Sunday, with quite a lot of visitors
 School commenced Monday with Miss Witt of Quitman as principal and MT Sims as assistant.
 Rev Morehead preached here Sun day night and held quarterly confer. Ience. Rev. J. D. Gray was elected superintendent of the Sunday school and E. l.. McNew, Tom Johnson, Yer. non Blythe, Ernest Lawrence and Andy Hanlsey stewards for next con- ference year.
 Lonnie Honesley bought of Monroe Kitchens a nice punch of pigs Mor- day.
 The wedding bells are still ringing in our midst, but they will soon quiet for the want of young people, until some more grow. We have the flue done and the stove up at the church, so don't be afraid a,l come now. Prayer meeting at Union Grove every Sunday night that it don't rain everybody come.
 Health is very good in this com. munity. <
 Jess Thompson and Mac Woolly are baling hay this week in Happy Val ley.
 Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Addison and Mrs. Ethel McNew visited Mrs. Tom mite Johnson Monday. October 26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-27
Wanted :!

Locomotive Engineers, Loco motive Bremen, Conductors Brakemen, Train Baggagemen Yard Switchmen. Hostlers. Tc take the place of men who leave service of Missouri Pacific Railroad on account of order to strike at 6 a. m., October 30 1921.
 Apply Monday. October 24th, and until further notice. to 8 1-2 North Eighth street, St. Louis, Missouri. 22 East Seventh street Kansas City, Missouri, 319 South l1th street, Omaha, Nebraska, 20l West Markham street, Little Rock Arkansas, 105 North Union Avenue, Pueblo, Colorado, or to office of any division Superin- tendent or Master Mechanic.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-27
DAUGHERTY HILL.

Threshing peas s,pd peanuts is ths order of the day.
 Miss Lilly White returned homo Saturday after spending a few days in Little Rock with her brother. Frank White.
 Our school will begin October S1. Mrs. Maud Daugherty will be our teacher. We all feel very fortunate in getting her back again.
 Miss Ruth White IS on the sick list this week.
 John White will nove on the Bar- rett place soon.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Daugherty spent Sunday in Conway.
 Everybody come out to Sunday chool next Sunday.
 We would like very much if ths Caney Sunday scno' would coms cut and help us in our Sunday school. as most of our Sunday school goes to Caney in the after ,oon.
 S. Brazer is the purchaser of a new Ford car.
 Jim Harmon has moved on Jim Johnson's plantation. We are very glad to have them in our neighbor- hood. Mir. and Mrs. Willie Brazier visited az Providence Sunday. October 26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-27
OAKLAND.

T. L. Mckinney and wife of near Little Rock spent Sunday at 5. D. Brockington's.
 There is quite a lot of chills and fever in our community at present.
 P. L. Dawson of Chadwick was . business visitor here Monday.
 Jesse Brady. has moved on the place recently vacated by Bud Fulmer.
 Joe Hicks and wife visited relatives here Sunday.
 K. E. Brockington and family went fishing Saturday.
 Hoyt Carmical and wife and Cecil Jones and wife went to Little Rock one day last week shopping. tt
 The two-weeks-old baby of R. M. Harrel and wife died last Friday and was buried the following day at Cato.
 Uncle" Bill Hooks and wife left last Friday for Chattanooga to attend the reunion.
 Floyd and Virgil Dawson were in our community several days last week threshing peas.
 The farmers are almost through gathering. The corn crop is good, but cotton was unusually short.
 Our school will begin next Monday. October 31, with Luther Bradford Of Lonoke as teacher.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-27
GREENBRIER HIGH SCHOOL.

School has opened with a full at tendance. Everybody seems greatly interested in school work and we arp looking forward to great success.
 A school literary society was ,r- ganized Friday afternoon and vii. meet with the S. I. A. on Friday eyen- ings at 1:30 o'clock. The following officers were elected: William Di laha, president; Wyatt Yam, vice. president; Una Cole, corresponding secretary; Dollie Lybarger, recording secretary; Harrison Estep and RutH Mobbs, marshals; Coy Deberry, Crit ic on delivery; Myrtle Deberry, critic on thought; Pearl Reynolds, Lois Dill laha and Wyatt Varn, program com mittee.
 The first program will be rendered Friday, October 28. A cordial invita- tion is extended to every one. You can at least help by being present.
 Carey Batson, Olive Johnson, Mamie Taylor, Fife Gentry.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-27
ENOLA.

Herman Ethridge and wife of Con. way, and Bun Reynolds of Camp Pike visited at c. s. Middleton's Sunday. J. R. Bolton and Hardy Matthews made business trip to England last week.
 Walter Woodwork has moved to England.
 Jesse R. Stezler has moved to Con- way. He has the mail contract from Conway to Mt. Vernon. Miss Hattie Harper of North Lit tie Rock has returned home after a weeks visit with her mother, Mrs Jesse Hendrickson. Misses Aggie Shock and Jewel Los ley of Conway spent Sunday with home folks here.
 Henry Woodward of Conway and King Garrett of Holland were trans acting business here one day last week.
 Prof. A. A. Parsons. Jr.. county superintendent, and T. M. Williams, county demonstration, were pleasant visitors at the home of W. M Harpe- here a few days ago.
 John H. Morris of Howe, Okla, is visiting his son, Elsy Morris, this week
 There seems to be little too much "booze" in this neighborhood at .imes now. Boys, and men, too. you had better take our advice and "cut it out before you get in the clutches of the law.
 i Guy Lasley has pinned about 90c bales of cotton this season.
 There are some pigs in the field of the writer that the owner needs to look after at once.
 There will be a public sale at liar, rison Matthews here next Saturday at which he will sell his horses, cat tie, hogs. corn, hay and househol furniture.
 October 26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-27
SUNNY GAP.

Mrs. J. R. Smith is visiting her
 mother and other relatives at Hender-
 son. Baxter county. MT. and Mrs. B. B. Condray visited
 the latter's sister, Mrs. Willows at
 Greenbrier Sunday and Miss Susie Tprner return with them to say a
 week. She is a neice of Mrs. Con-
 dray.
 Rev. Kelley preached at the Meth
 odist church Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Philip Lofts and children went to Conway Saturday on
 business. Our school did not open Monday on account of the primary teacher being at Little Rock undergoing an opera Ition. We do not know now when ;t will open. Oscar Moore carried a load of po- tatoes to Vilonia for J. R. Simmons monday. John Stapleton has returned to his former home. where Mir. Madley lived this year. George Watson has rented the Crow |place
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-27
NEW LIBERTY.

Everybody is about done gather ing and is beginning to move. Car Blair and family are moving back tt Black Fork. We regret very much t; see them leave.
 People around here are chilling fol passtime.
 "Uncle" Dock Lackey is still very much under the weather.
 Curtis Ward and Floyd Roberts at tended singing here Sunday after noon and brought some new book. along. We were very glad to hay. them with us.
 Jim Mabry and family were called to Round Mountain to see a sick broth. CT Sunday.
 Mrs. Hattie Dindsey and children oi Conway are visiting her parents, Rev and Mrs. T. F. Thompson.
 Miss Eula Carroll began her schoo ta Tucker Schoolhouse Monday.
 Miss Edith Hall started in school al Vilonia Monday.
 w. S. Hopkins is baling hay al Ingleside for Henry Cox.
 AS most all real estate deals are reported and some personal property swaps are report we might report one of some interest to the public. Mrs Cora Oliver swapped a second hand stove to Ed Russell for three oppos- sums. One of the 'possums was ST ashamed of being 20 badly appreciat- ed by Mir. Russell that it died before reaching it's destination The other two after being placed in the incuba tor for developments slipped out ono night to be found next day in the hen house curled up in nest.
 Andy Jolly and family are visiting at England this week.
 Ryder I've and wife went to Little Rock last week and had their little girls tonsils taken out. The child stood the operation fine.
 There is not much news to write up If people don't get busy the reporters are going to have to quit the job.
 October 26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-27
HOLLAND.

Rev. Griever filled his regular ap- pointment at the Baptist church Sun day and was called back as it's pas tor for the coming year.
 c. H. Butler and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Lue Newberry of Acklin Gap.
 L. H. Shaw and wife are visiting Mir. Shaw's brother, Bob Shaw of Cadron Valley, who is very sick.
 Mrs. J. B. Fleming, who accom- panied her daughter, Mrs. J. H. dog gard to St. Vincent's Infirmary to undergo an operation for appendi- citis last week, has returned home and reports her daughter as doing we'll
 Willie H. Fleming and wife have moved to Floyd, where he begins teaching in the Floyd school
 Mrs. L. L. Barker of Vilonia is visiting relatives and friends here
 J. B. Fleming spent the week end visiting in Conway.
 l.. l.. Barker of Vilonia is over gathering his rent corn.
 L. P. Grisham is going to sell his house hold goods and farming inn plements at his home Saturday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-27
MARSHALL.

The farmers of this community are through gathering and now get ting wood for the winter.
 Several of the men of this place are at work on the Conway Vilonia road.
 Ira Terrell, Mir. Linn and Mr. Davis of Conway were here Sunday visiting relatives and friends.
 Aunt" Fannie Wright visited her daughter, Mrs. Jim Skinner, Sunday.
 We are sorry to report that Mrs. J. P. Gwatney is seriously sick again.
 Monroe McCarkle and wife went to Conway Saturday.
 We are glad to note that Miss Inez Tyler is able to be up again after an attack of slow fever.
 Mrs. Emma Hammons and children are visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs. w. T. Brown of Otis.
 J. A. Martin was transacting busi- ness in Conway Saturday.
 T. J. Bullion of Conway was . week end guest of relatives here. b J. H. Cox is making preparations to leave for Texas and is going to have his sale November l.
 The little son, Doyle, of MT. and Mrs, D. C. Venable Jr., is sick.
 Mrs. Fred Simpson of Vilonia was called to the bedside of her mother, Mrs. J. P. Gwatney last Thursday.
 T. A. Crow and Berry Green went to Little Rock last week looking out for a location.
 D. c. Venable, son and grandsons went to Conway Friday and carried cotton.
 J. c. Martin and family were Sun- day visitors at w. T. Venable's.
 Our school opened Monday morn- ing with Prof Chamness in charge and a large attendance.
 October 26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-27
MAYFLOW

! The farmers here are about through gathering their crops. James Cheek and wife of Conway visited the latter's parents, J. F Tay- Tor and wife, Sunday.
 R. H. Boydston mas moved with his family to Little Rock. He will work at the painters trade. We regret to have them move away.
 Joe Standford ard daughter spent Sunday visiting Arthur Adams and family MT. Standford is at presen' employed on the Conway Palarm highway.
 The ladies of this place met with Mrs. Dilla Jones the past week and quilted four quilts for her.
 Mrs. Francis Hale of Enola is visi. ing her daughter, Mrs. Ben F. Al. len.
 Ben Durham left this week for Conway, where he has been employed by Erbacher Bros, as a meat cut ter.
 Mrs. May Kirby of Little Rock spent the week end here visiting her parents, J. A. Irby and wife.
 Several of our folks attended the club fair at Conway last week. They report fine day spent.
 Wiley Mosley is having his old store building remodeled and generally overhauled. Marion and B. B. Berry are doing the carpenter work. October 26.