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lfan County 80
Ffant J cheney makes oath ihn'
be- is senior partner ~ ths firm of
- ] Theasy a Co. doing bushes 4
Ia the CHg - Toledo. County ani
State Aforesaid. and that sd flFu
I'LL ray ihs sun ~ ON HJNDhfD
uOfI.Ahs for each ani ever. cas-
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fwern 20 tef0re ne an1 sHhsefib
a in ny presence. this 9ih day ~
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Internally and acts fhrough The bions'
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slon.
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Noties l. hsfsbg given thai the
undermined did. on he 1sth aay u
August. 1871. take ~ the following
estFsy. oae black boil ~elghl aboa,
1909 sbs John Noble. Route q. boA
~. 7 miles ssst and AZ soa'h 81
Cathrie signed: John Noble.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-03
,snrs YOUR csilo
aTAnIa 10 acaool

touimo epids are i1fsffloif pro
ferf toaf osH and other lIfIe Das
sHt foisrs fi0psY and Tar fhis
ssfs iafuil1 fnmeiY fhnf - seanhF
aad ccias. iooaens phierm and Haea
0iia ana eoais fsp. iffiatnE msm
Dranfes xth heal nR. eogihiHt
medieine The renuine - sfE eon
tan 40 ollaies H0d EFsffehere
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Ausslsralous mArcrvAn

4 wlsh 20 serve warming on q Ger
tan rfsht wafehmsE in Guthrie thai
< he persists n firt.ng with youne
girls and continues - impose bis IN
welcome attentions on them he vi.
nee, ~sth gr4et TIE fool has eons
too far n the city Officers 60 rot
slf. TIE relatives ard friends u TIC
girls will r smith
CAixa claims 10 have issued q
neEsgc,e- n the early centuries q
re Chrsflzn ers
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PERSONALS OF
=. SOCIETY =.

Miss Ailene Dunn left yesterday for
Decatur. Illinois after spsaalug her
summer ~l'h her parents M and
f, Mrs. " G Dam Miss Dunn eill
'eash in me new Roosevelt Juaior
HiFh School a. .hs, place the coming
year
y y n
Miss Ida Lohr returned this morn
ing from a delirh,ful summers trip
70 California Colorado. Kansas CITY
and Afehlnson. Kansas where she
snent he week with the Misses
gtnfion
Niss Grace Peak - Oklahoma Ci.y
j. spending the week.e end wifh her
parents. Mr and Mr. e y Peat
Mrs Burton Moore aud children q
Enid are the week end guests -
Mr. ]. @ Mshaffey.
NM
Nfs Neal Iilesins returned last
night from q months trip 70 Denver
and Colorado Springs where sbe visit
- her sister. Mrs. Anna Basering
~ a
Miss irfna Paisley % Navina q
TIE guest q Miss Mary Keiser of sis
Nor'h Vine
Miss i-o.'ie Goddard spent Friday
10 Lowell with friends
Miss Katie Kirkpatrick i bsck
after . summers vacation.
gnN
Mrs Porter Hndgeons and baby
Jean of Oklahoma City are visiting
- The hone u her parents. Mr and
Mrs. p. A. Mayetta.
Nrs G. H Galloway ~ chicago.
Illinois II here for the winter Nlih
her brother and wife. Nr and Nr
= J Higisy. also 70 visit = nephsz
" J. Higlsy and family.
y y u
Miss .zrgzrei rinslsy has returned
70 her hone IN Enid after a Walt With
Miss Vera Montague.
u IL
Mrs chAs Frazier and srsl. rhas
are here from Red Rock visiting
frien1s
y y y
Mrs. Hassnaan and gra.f .6aazaier.
Cysn os cnshinr. Oklahoma have
moved here 70 Nlss Gwen czn aftssd
t-s1<~ -~~~~
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1ts1l. c[rrer Hlsc 1
~zi3 ke a sxsiy
Eoraxn and co.. 1n5t
Rave 1-5 more chl-
3rr1 ca 4ccozzt of
NJ ve4keDe5 co..
5ltsun / refuse %
have TIE oper1s ca
Ny hasbzr1 asked
re 70 Try Ly1a T.
frshzzs Negetz-
Z Cc-ryszrt 70 see
IL i wu1l1 not h<ip
To- Fer ts1e first
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inrn 10 thelr home in Cushing tsaay
Aser visit "a ne " y calI'son
home
Cards have been received anUounc
IA the marriage q Mss Llllaa Hart
eel % Nr FrAak " Miaaistoa. boa
q Tppeka. Kansas % Aasass y
Nrs Aiadleson vss = fermsr resident
a ua hrls AAa 4 well knoun
Niss yeite y Aiasn arrived last
alrhi fFow NsFmea. Mlss Aiaea
spec ihs summer Ia washlnsiou. y
g. Nth her hroihefs
So "
vis. Mildred narre.t leh lhls
morning Tor Crescent okishomA
whsre shs ~ln teach ashoDl lhls oom
ia year
Mr. \ y Wallace returned from
crsacsnt where she spent. ne seek
unh her aAashier Mts RemAyne
nsser and Nr neyer
Xxx y
NJ ard Mrs. q r Raeiand and
lehnar,n mc'ore4 70 salt Lake u'ty
ehere tho, ~|ii probably locate
~ ~
Cards have been received announe
M .hs hirsh II Margaret waiarnn
learn : seven pound siFl SO NJ and
Nrs G. u Learn At Port collins. ca
laraao. July ? Mrs Learn ~as for
merls Miss Julia narde
Kenneth pufaae haa rriurnsd ~
Fnid after spending the eeek ~Nh
81. aunt Mrs. neri johns
gw ~
Mrs lennle hsrfy kilrairi'k has
returned 10 her home IN oklahome
gity after Wait wigh friends
=
Master Eugene Miller has feinrned
a her home In Oklahoma CITY after
sl,s wiih friends
v H
nr Mar, casnllls lef' tor her home
in ponea cii, after = brief visit With
urs George Anttrspn
y "
" ana Mrs. " y clay and sons
Aase returned from Arkansas cny
shere hey pefs cslled BY the death
81 81 Ciays brother
wvN
NJ snd Nfs Far srhfeffler ahd
family have returned from an over
Hand ,rsp to narslessllle
nm
Ms. May Grace 1l,ads friends ~ii
be- glad 10 tnow that she viii he
ssshcr in rnrlish in ne Hleh = hoo
X Humboldt iopa ihis year
~ sH
N.s laura confhlsn has rftnrnel
f.om Colorado where she spent ~
summer
" n
Miss Olive lelsma all ~ 20 Wy
rsns uesi vess ~here she vii leae'
school
g ~
Geerre confoy ~ Cincinnati ohi
= here sislilns friends
a ST.
Mrs. y A rofdnef sri children 4,
Vanras cltg arrived oasY 70 snend
en,s Mr and Mrs q rsmnlefo
NE Hr ana Mrs lc r"mpl"'o'
ier ilfiie daughter sili s'aY with 30
randparents and attend school
y NH
A',en,lon nalnho~ clsss
All members ~ fhe hainhoe 'lAi
~ the Fifsi n y sunday school ar
requested 70 be present runday norf
ne 30 an important matter is ~ ,
unfti before the class
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i,afinx ths paaf se Yeafa ihs rain
faA 81 soffois. NIfFaaa. has hesf
decreasing 81 ihs AVERAGE ~ uls
lhlfd - 90 infh 4ssf
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The Royal College ~ Surgeons -
FINLAND obtained ia frs, sharts-
frors Henry WI IN i54o aud hsf
had other charters and powers grant
Cd that have made Il powerful and
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MRS. VILLA sAvs nUR cABlrEr
sALr WAS BIC SUCCESS
The first sale b. over and an
Is slafed over the success ~ 81 that
~lH immediately begin ano hsf
said Mr. Willis today in spoahlng ~
The lioosler Kitchen Cabinet cam
rsirn We sure made = hli. ! have
more cabinets on the say and siil
pai "a another sale soon ahs added
The bis drawing. under ihs super
vision u Secretary Wall ~ ne cham
ber ~ commerce r. belne held AZ ihs
willis Furniture store fhls AFTERNOONS
same lucky card holder wiil dra~ d
ric. nsr. modern iioosisf Kitchen
Cabinet
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gu' under IL fhs dotY % asslhs that
thoas 0ho pfaeiies nusi ffsi bs ss
smaiusa and esfiif.i 81 .ouhl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-03

Ms J4z~s > n7lflns IS . -ren-
iae-i fru-e Il sAe i4nker nA4siry
Il California
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Powdered sAark hide has beer
foend 10 - hard enough 10 cat dla
mor1s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-03

FTgEvEx. BRAEENES-Begfnnerz
slss. later fzse non;hiT. Write
zzfisxy. care a Lssdey off,ee. -
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DR. Ellen Hhultk, DIR ElodA Black.
0stsopathio Physieian-Surgsoa.
Specific Treatment
Eye. Ear. Nose. Throat.
GLASSES Fitted.
Deason Edwards Technique for
Hay Fever. catArrh. Deafness
Youngs Technique for Asthma.
Bronchitis. Chronic Cough.
Osieopaiiy ad'usi,; nature cures
io5iz Okla. Ave. Phones ~. ~
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own YOUR OWN HOWE

VNW fDNN DNW NDNE
have for sale room house
rtats-n. vel lots. near hlrh school
for sz1soas0.
A goos s room hoose. cellar. well.
gsrses. 81 eorrer sor 1890 %
As rcorn house near new tenDie.- -
q sssso.
ss roo-n houss ard 8 lots. several
ost ,I1.i6inrs. 80 o.
lots have fone choios vacant
lots - verv reasonahie prices
Pc, sreeisr1
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FOR shf>E-Goof Jersey COW. 2 IL
gsi nuk Per 1zY. s1s West xansur
pho-e TfT.
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NislNre sappas Girls ronorec
Win Rrldae lunc ne.

NislNre sappas Girls ronorec
Win srlcse Luncheon
An attractive event - Tits week
was ne enc o'clock luncheon riyer AZ
ne Country Ciuh by the Misses Gear
"a West. Louise nierer. Doris Gaf-
frey ant KAther.ne Peak Ia honor ~
he visiting Kappas Mrs Mon'iord
johnson ~ Norman. Nr Frank
Fugle ot ~ Reno. Miss Marie Cham
iiu. Miss Aaeilne Johnston and Miss
Grace Ford q fnid sct Miss Wilma
Holland 81 Madlh onis members q
ne kapra sorority and few elris
sho All attend Norman were the
6aihre xaesss Misses Lee West
Eliza Gsf.aey. katherine and Marssr.
81 neap Rhea Walton
A grhs and ssrk h'ae color scheme
~as carried ON in al ihe decorations.
me song takle having a. ne center
piece hage baskei o. both oolors %
asiors vtne ahre rlemaniis sine
interpreted with both shades q hlas
assors. rua he leneih q he table
TIE same color scheme vas carried
ea; IN the nat chops and uinis Those
vho assisted in serving we're Mrs
CAffney. Mrs wes' Mrs hi"rcr
Harriet Jenkins and Corrlne Carlson
Ia the game q auction bridge uhi.f
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olp Aaa nor


~ WAYS fNH AAb31
Aen aaf ~umen undef 20 years ~
aEs eaa feel tired out. -ith arhss
and gains and sore and stff lvlnts
4ff muafisa snogid not aitflhat-
fhesH a. 90 fuuins age ~h~n thsy
ere baf sfmpfoias ~ hhlreF % hlsd
aNf ifYgU'e fuisy kidney Pills
ttin fhs kifaefa remove the Gauss -
trouble Noii Everywhere
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Mrs chAs Frazier and ~. ehas
are here from Red Rock visiting
frien1s
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leader Classified "A. os, R.-alis
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Mrs. Hassnan and granf- daughter.
Cysn os cnshinx. oklahoma have
moved here 20 Hiss Gwen can sfissd
sesey- ---
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n honsr q Nrs 4 8 Jones.
recent bride. Miss katherine liefCh
and rrrssa Saith cn.eualnea wtth .
Kitchen sAowvf iss, nifht lsthe ho,se
q The former A c.'lor motif ~ pima
and Whit~ ~As used a basket above
vAich stood a spriakiing can ~ish
rsnhou sirVanefs. Was i4den ~lth
eifis for gAe bride The eues.s spent
ne evening IN plasins cards and
dan sng
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Niss xzrgzrei rincisy has rs'urned
70 her hone IN Enid after a Walt Win
Miss Vera Montague.
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roo LAIR rt CLASSIFY

TOO LATr rC CLASSIFY
MEN Nervous Detqondeni pntt.
victims Of Bladder trouble. use sea
oid. Mail g. box. boxes g. Dr r.
Pierce Seattle, Wash
GIRL PHOTOS Semi. nude, lovely
forms best out Mail 8 dozen
French Beauties s. dor. senf sealed
No stamps Dr 7 Pierce. Seattle.
Wash.
LADlES-I'se sAnderson's Cotton
Root Pnls for abnormal DELAY Safe
and sure By express o. , boxes
s. Dr T Pierce. seaule. Wash
COME BAcK--unique love song
Very popular Ius. out Mail 2se.
7 Pierce. Seattle. wssn
SECRETS FOR WOMEN Married Or
asoss 20 marry SOC: Mysteries OF
the dissecting room exposed 5oc. ad-
ventures of creoe sne. Wild LAfe in
The West. tec. Tess,e. the Siren
cueen. the Modern siren. 1gc. All
four books. 81 pages. By mall 81 %.
r Pierce. Seattle. Wash.
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followed the lunehcen fasofs sent o.
Miss i.ee West and Miss Rhca Wal.
TOE
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1921-05-28
BEGINS
final EXERCISES

The baccalaureate sermon to the
graduating class of Central College,
the first event of the formal COM
mencement program, will be delivered
by the Rev. CASTOR Duncan, pastor
of the First Baptist church at Hope,
at exercises to be held at the First
Baptist church Sunday morning at
II o'clock. The service will be open
ed with the professional of the stu
dent body to the hymn, praise Ye
the Father" followed by the signing
of the doxology and pronouncement of
the invocation. Reading of the scrip
ture lesson will precede a duet, 1.-THE
Lord is My Shepherd" by Misses
Mabel Thompson and Nina Gene
Shelby, graduates in voice. An
nouncements will be made by Presl-
dent Doak S. Campbell A violin
selection by Mrs. Howard C. John
ston will be the offertory, after which
Miss Shelby will offer Gloria" as a
solo number
DR.. Duncan's sermon will be fol-
lo"ed py the hymn, ~, Worship the
King" the benediction and the re-
cessional Of the student body to the
hymn, "How Firm a Foundation"
A thanksgiving service will be held
in the college auditorium Sunday af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock, and Sunday
night at the church, the annual SER
mon to the Young Woman's Asso-
clation will be delivered by DR.. Whit
tie of Little Rock.
commencement exercises for Mon
day include the senior concert at 10
a. m. the exhibit by the fine arts de-
partment from 2 to p. M, and the
concert by pupils of the voice DEPART
ment at 8 p. M, under direction of
Mrs. Jake T. Deal.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1921-05-28

Have your fan cleaned by Cash
Electric Shop-Phone 375-23-d6t.
Mems Ball Strap Oxfords in
tan color, at Newbern Bros.
Mrs. Dan Newman Of Morrilton is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Seull.
For Rent-Two room house, call
phone 1872 or see Mrs. w. L. Robins
4-28dtf.
For Sale OF Trade--A few mich
cows. Erbacher's Market. Phone 80.
-2-16dtf.
Paul Brawner, a student of the State
Normal School, is spending the day in
Little Rock
Attorneys w. P Strait and Audrey
Strait of Morrilton were here on legal
business yesterday.
For Rent-Barn so by so with water
and lights, also garage. l. R. Rey-
nolds. Phone 4S6.-d3t.*
Mrs. F. NJ Goffrion of New Orleans
is here to spend the summer with her
daughter, Mrs H. O. Moore.
At Erbacher's - Swift's Premium
boiled ham, cured ham and bacon.
Phones 90 and 49.-5-27d5t.
Wanted--Roomers and boarders.
room and board $50, board S25. Mrs.
Neal, phone 1S8.-5-24d6t
! Wanted-Roomers and boarders;
transient trade solicited. Mrs. Nc
Gee, phone 248.-5-18d10t.
At Erbacher's Swift's Premium
boiled ham, cured ham and bacon.
Phones 80 and 49.-5-27d5t.
Good sweet cream. But if you
whip it it will stand. 35c per pint.
Phone 29S. O. S. Russ-5-27dtf.
"Mice and Men"-Drama in
four acts, Central College audi
forum Saturday at S:15 p. m.
Colonial costumes by Wass &
Son of Philadelphia. Tickets
on sale at local drug stores.-
5-25d4t.
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See w. w. Boyce about your
plumbing. All work guaran-
teed. Phones 565 and SGT.

Mrs. c. R. Lloyd returned last night
to Little Rock following a visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Cox.
Mrs. A. f. Livingston returned this
morning to Little Rock after short
visit to her daughter, Mrs. B. T, Gift.
Registered Jersey male, No. 182955.
Cows called for and returned, $3.50.
Phone POS. Q. s. Russ.-5-2ld-sat-tf
Miss Ethel X. MiIlar, Librarian at
Hendrix College, is spending the week
end with her parents in Little Rock.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1921-05-28
POSTOFFICE HOLIDAY.

Monday will be observed by the local
postoffice as memorial day, and only
one delivery will be made by city
carriers, Acting Postmaster G. Z.
Owen stated today. The general
delivery window will be open one hour
after the arrival of train 104, and
will thereafter be closed for the day.
City carriers will make one delivery
after mail from this train has been
sorted.
AS Monday is national memorial day
and not legal holiday in Arkansas,
it will not be observed by the banks
of the city.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1921-05-28
MANY ENTERTAINED
AT FLORENCE HOME
Delightful Reception Given for Mr.
and Mrs. b. T. Cliff and Mrs.
Steve Carrigan, Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Florence and
Miss Bernice Jones entertained
large number of their friends in their
handsome home on Locust avenue
Friday evening, complimensing Mr..
and Mrs. Booker T. Cliff of this city.
and Mrs. Steve Carrigan, Jr., of Hope
For the occasion the entire interior
was thrown together and with bril-
liant lights and artistic decorations
formed beautiful setting for the
groups of guests who were present.
Little John Hartley and Charles
Jones opened the door, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Frauenthal, Mrs. ]. w.
Conger, Messrs. Doak Campbell, w.
r. James and Leo Grafton were in the
reception hall. Mrs. c. w. Jones
showed the guests upstairs. A color
note of white and green was effective
ly carried out here with tall baskets
of Gala lilies.
The reception room was done in
rose and green, banks of rose colored
peoples and asparagus ferns on man
tel and tables giving just the desired
effect. In here the receiving line was
formed. In it were Mr.. and Mrs. O.
0. Florence, Miss Bernice Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. Booker T. Cliff, Mrs. A. E.
Livingston Little Rock), Mrs. Steve
Carrigan, Jr. (Hope>, and Mrs. Ar
thur Livingston (Russellville).
! In tho y,nSic rnor, y,b;oh Jooo
rated in Easter lilies, DR.. and Mrs.
W. S. Hammer, Mrs. w. B. Clayton
Mrs. L. B. Pence, Mrs. M. F. Under
hill and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Jones
assisted. Music was a delightful
feature of the evening, splendid pro-
gram being given by Misses Lois
Crow and Juanita Hines, piano; Miss
Louise Lea, violin, and Miss Nina
Gene Shelby, voice.
Delicious punch was served from a
daintily appointed table in the
f1ower-decked conservatory by Mrs.
E. D. Mckinney and Misses Bonnie
Gibbon and Alberta Gregory.
The dining room was att-actively
decorated in pink and green. the
table was laid with handsome cluny
cover and centered with an Immense
bowl of pink sweet peas and lighted
by candles in tall holders with green
shades. Pink and green minis and
hcnbons ard sailed nuts were effect
lively placed. Ice cream and cakes
carrying the color scheme were
served. Assisting in the dining room
were Mesdames Doak Campbell, w.
R. James, John Dunaway, Leo Graf
ton, G. w. Harrison and Misses Daisy
Bruce, Anna Wilson and Mary Bran
Higgins.
About $50 guests were entertained
in this hospitable home and the even
ing was one of rare pleasure to those
present. Among the out Of town
guests were Mrs. Steve Carrigan, Jr.,
Hope; Mrs. Arthur Livingston, Rus
sellville; Mrs. G. W. Harrison and
Mrs. A. E. Livingston, Little Rock.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1921-05-28

Baseball-High School vs.. Alumni
Monday at p. m. Russell field.-d1t
Miss Ida NJ. Waldran and Miss Dora
3. Smith of the State Normal School
faculty are spending the day in Little
Rock.
Cole Harton Of the Faulkner Coun-
ty Bank & Trust Company, is spend
ing few days with friends in Yell
county.
HOME FOR SALE-Seven-rooms
modern conveniences, good repair. z
A. Brennan, 301 South Locust =
5-26d3t.*
Mrs. Ralph Conrad left yesterday
for her home at Cement, Okla, after
a visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. M. Moore.
E. H. Allison retuprned this morn
ing from Little Rock after attendance
on the annual convention of the Arkan-
sas Travellers.
A nice little place close in, one block
west of depot; will trade for place
anywhere west of railroad. Call
phone 3S1.-5-27-d4t.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Whiddon yes
terday occupied their new residence in
west Conway, replacing the structure
lost by fire last year.
Lost-Bracelet Watch, Elgin move
ment, ribbon strap, small picture on
crystal. Reward for return to eele-
phone office-5-27d2t*.
GOATS! GOATS! I have just got
in 32 head choice goats for boys to
work and ride. Price right. Phone
298. o. S, Russ.-5-26d4t
LOST STRAYED OR STOLEN
A middle size Collie dog. Reward for
information or return to 81 Robinson
Ave, Phone 4O3.-5-27d3t.*
Mrs. J. H. Seoggins and daughter,
Miss Lorraine Merritt, of St. Louis, are
at the home of Mrs. Scog-
gins son, Hiram P Merritt
II. b. Ingram has secured his pass
ports and made arrangements for a
tour of Europe this summer, on which
he will visit the battlefields. He will
leave about June o.
Rev. Robert L. Jetton, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church, returned last
Night from st, Louis, where he at
ended the general assembly Of the
Southern Presbyterian church as one
If the Arkansas delegates.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1921-05-28
warmer TO PREACH
Ills. CLASS SERMON

The sermon to the graduating class
of Conway high school will be deliver
er at the First Methodist church Sum
day night at 8 o'clock, by Prof. w.
D. Warner, assistant professor CT
English at Hendrix College.
Mondays program of commencement
for the public school includes the
meeting of the alumni at 10 a. M,
and the recital by piano pupils of
Miss Vera Graham at p. M, both
to be given in the high school audi
forum.
One of the largest outdoor assemb-
lagos ever seen in Conway witnessed
the historical pageant given by pupils
OF the senior and junior high school
on the campus last night. Seating
accommodations were early occupie j
by spectators, and many view the spec
tacle from cars conveniently parked
on the edge of the crowd. Pupils an
pearlng in the spectacle acquitted
themselves with great credit and the
event was a decided success.
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FINAL EXAMS BEGIN
TUESDAY AT HENDRIX

Final recitations for the school year
were held this morning at Hendrix
College, and examinations will begin
next Tuesday morning. The examl-
nation will continue through Friday
of next week, and the commencement
exercises will begin Friday night.
Contrary to the usual custom of
holding examinations, the faculty has
reversed the order, and all fourth
period classes will have their cxami-
nation Tuesday, third period classes
Wednesday and so on. This means all
8 o'clock classes will come Friday in
stead of Monday as formerly. The
change was made to accommodate
the largest number of students, the
faculty announced.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1921-05-28
MISSION STUDY CLASS.

The mission study class will meet
at the First Methodist church Mon
day afternoon at o'clock. The les
son will be the last two chapters of
Money the Acid Test" All women
of the church are invited to attend.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1921-05-28
JUNIORS SENIORS PLAY.

The faculty of Hendrix College
shifted the responsibility of the an
nual senior-faculty baseball game to
the shoulders of the juniors of that
institution and the game is being
played this afternoon on Russell field.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1921-05-28

Miss Lois Gray is visiting friends
at Fort Smith.
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Alumni VS.. High School-Russell
field Monday at A p. m. Admission,
25 cents.-d1t
Miss Ethel Nutter is spending the
week in Little Rock the guest of Miss
Grace Yarbrough.
At Erbacher's = Swift's Premium
boiled ham, cured ham and bacon.
Phones 90 and 49.-5-27d5t.