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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15

Stealing an automobile owned by
Antonio D'Auna Ia baltimore, thieves
abandoned the machine AZ Ilavre de-
Grace, after the tires went bad. Then
they stole a new car owned BY Ston.
ley Mccomas. Of Belair. and kept on
going.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15

The Commissioners OF the town OF
oxford have awarded the contract 10
the Wilmington CONSTRUCTION Com
pany Tor the erection 81 modern
electric light plant on a bid Of $4,000.
Work Is 10 be finished Ia the last Of
September.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15

The annual carnival az Chesapeake
City, under the auspices OF the volun-
tser Flfemen. netted about $1,000.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15

The annual pony pennEng will take
place on Asaateaque Beach. July 26,
and on chlneoteaque the following
day
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15

Margaret. the G-year-old daughter
OF sheriff Seth. OF Elkton. whose cloth
ing was burned on while putting on
fire-crackers. Ii recovering.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15

you don't know how nervous I was
when ! proposed 10 you"
You don't know how Bervous wa
npiil you Did. The American Legion
Weekly
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15

popular light opera ,riH be giren bv j,
hetropoiitaa experience and success
hany Of The old farorite songs irilI BE- heard.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
CAMP PIERCE HAS 534'
REFUGEES At PRESENT

There are 534 persons being housed at
Camp Peirce. the refugee camp at
Twenty-second and Court streets. at
the present time. Many of these were
brought over to the camp when the
camps of the North and South sides
were consolidated. OF the 534 persons.
3s7 are working men who eat at the
city mess at the City Hall. and return
to the camp to sleep. The remaining
i27 persons are women and children
who stay at Camp Peirce all day
F. J. Peirce. who was the command
ing officer of the camp under its mill
tary organization still acts as super
visor and as camp surgeon. L:euten-
ant j. c. Manuel, of this city, acts as
manager and has done excellent work
in running the camp. He is assisted
by corps of Pueblo citizens.
The baby department is headed by
Mrs. Clara s. Pierce. There are 20
children there at the present time;
each of these Is bathed every day. and
cared for under the supervision of
Mrs. Pierce.
A camp chef does the cooking. and
the work connected with the prepara-
ton of the meals IS done by the women
and children. They do the dining
room work. and the washing OF the
dishes. To the younger girls is as
signed the task of keeping tho dining
room and kitchen rid of flies. Armed
with the bits of screen attached to
sticks. the children so after the Job
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
GARAGE OWNER SAVES
LIFE OF SMALL KITTEN

Or,e local business man has the sans-
faction OF saving one life the night
Of tho flood. He was caught in his
garage when the flood arrived. and
could no, make his escape, Tho water
also caught a little kitten that was
the Amusement Of the garage employee
Everyone admired the kitten and there
isn't any baby that wis psttcd more
than this small animal.
A tho water raised the man had to
climb to higher positions. like the pay
envelope rBiHes a mans position. N
the building was located in the heart
OF the flood district. the water got
- feet high This cu.sscd the saraS.
owner to keep going up until he was
on steel Eirdcr at the top of the
nns-story Etructurs He was forced TO
make an opanirE to the roof with
two hv four that was nearby. ana
fus, a. he was ready 10 pull himself
onto tho roof. he heard the crying
OF a kitten above the outside roar NJ
the water. Hc n, match, and close
rs was ono OF the kittcrH pcrohed on
a piano hoN that had fon'sd up To
the waters tor. He picked up tho
board that had served "a q means OF
MAKING tho opening. and PLACED II
across the wstcry path to the piano
Nrx with very little urging. the xiv
ten crossed to it's master. and was
wrapped NJ in his coat pocket anu
taken NJ on tho roof AFTER the kit
ten became warm Its sfections'e
rurra were the only company that
tic rain soaked man had.
n n man would - Nindhesrtod
.rouEh TO save n cats life. n n sure
~. that ne would more than risk his
ufa to save another life, had one been
where he could.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
HERCUltAN EFFORTS
TO REPAIR O|TCHES

Herculesn efforts are being put forth
by the irrigation companies. the farm
ers and all the competent help they
can secure to get the head gates and
irriEating canals in SUFFICIENT repair so
that the crops of the county up and
down the Arkansas. St Charles. Foun-
tain and Husrfaro rivers in this vicin-
ity. can again b. irrigated.
Tho statement WAS made by Deputy
District Clerk +. l.. Nafc yc.terday af-
ter considerable Investigation. that no
loss than $1,000 acres Of growing crops
ford bitches alone. will he suffering ir-
repsrablc damage n tho water canals
cannot coon be repaired.
Headgstex Of the Bcssemcr ditch.
ten miles wcst of Pueblo. have been
literally put out of commission. and tho
canal itself IN many plsces has had
its banks and fumes and lateral head
gates washed out.
The HiEhline canal hcadgates. about
~ miles northwest of Sepesta. has
besn left out in the ccnter OF the pre-
p<nt river channel. while u Is said that
fully u of mile Of tho canal Itself
has been ohli,eratcd. estimates that
with all tho men that can work on
the Job of repairing. It will require
from to : weeks to get tho canal in
to normal working order.
A similar condition is reported with
relation to the oxford ditch which has
under II something ike 5000 irrirahle
aoras. its point of intake Ia a short
distance below the Hishlns.
New York city has received nearly
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26

-InrA Of Iron 10 ths bsoud not only nskss .
u,ap physical and mrntal vsAkiius. ner~ooA.
irritable. easify fstisscd. haa q ufseriy rot.
him of thst viriie krrr. th>f Stamina and
,trensfh of VII vhichass % nscenaSyto So
cssz au.i pos1tn%~Uvalt oftisa. oys Dk.
Jams Yraneis suiAvsn. formeriy poysscian q
bsilrvve H1spttA tOutdnr nspso. New I1k.
sod the wcstchestrr County HuptsA1. II
mar al,p tranAnm . heantifnl. sU0eAeR
p.ryt ~uzran into a,s vho b csuD. nefvos
and irritable. have sisuueiy emphast1sd TIE
ercat n-rrsity Of phyxartaaR making hood
examinations Of their vuAk. Anaemie. run.
do~p ryafSents. Thoa1sn<as Of psfSnm - q
ys.r .fter y-ar suNertn4 num physical weak
p4ns and highly yuefvouDcSsuiittnnd dse 10 Ark
Of s,rf.rt.ni ircn tu si,eiS rcd hsoud cuFpasries
~~tthout ever rcabsinS efse real cAsse Of their
trosbte. wiihuut Iron In yusr hauud your Npd
merely tasscs through the body poethins
mr. rrrn ,hrrosh mn osd mill with rualers -
vt3e apart that the mill can't grind.
'pcr want Of iron roo may he an old man
Al thirty. dull Of ipsel,ect- pocs In uencsy.
seryous, irritable. and al run down. while
al 50 cs N with plenty Of Iron In your blood
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
SALVATION ARMY

Have opened up the corps work in
a large tent on the corner of 800 block
on Northern avenue. Bessemer, the
great call revival campaign Christians
of all denominations are earnestly in
vited to take part in these services. AL
ready twenty have sought pardon from
God during the week and Captain
Thomas Ragsdale. who is a converted
minister. will preach Saturday p. m.
Song service. 7:45 street meeting 7:15
Sunday services:
Sunday school 2:15 p. m.
p. m. a united holiness meeting.
p. M, Evangelistic service. good
speaking and good singing. Captain
Ragsdale will preach. The invitation
Is to all. Don't miss hearing this won
derful man of God. He is wonder to
himself.
Adtutsnt NJ. r. Eplett and Com
mander X. QUAINT. officers in charge.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
PUEBLO BIBLE HALL
Cedar and Arroyo streets.

CoudT anu HTTVyU SITteCb.
Meetings ON Lords day as follows:
Sunday school and Rible classes at
9.45 a. m.
Our lesson will be the Millenial Glor-
les of Christ and His people. when this
poor war torn. storm tossed and Devil
deceived world of sin and sorrow will
be a thing of the past. Thank God.
Don't fail to get these lessons.
Our regular meeting for commemor-
ating our Lord and Saviour at II q. m.
Meeting in the evening at 7:15. Notice
the half hour change in the time for
this week
Announcement for mid-week meet
ings will be made on Sunday night.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend our meetings. VIM. FORD,
Bible Teacher.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
UNITED srIpIruaIrsr.

NeetH at 2flf Evans avenue Sunday
: ~ o'clock Spiritual meeting. Short
talk on Spiritual Healing, also mes
saEcs. Thursday. 80 o'clock IN held
lnspirntional talk on How to Develop
Your own Iediumship." Also the fine
art Of going to sleep properly will be
given. Messages tfrom our spirit
friendr Come, YOU arc welcome. Cccilio
Stone Leadsr.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
In Pueblo's Churches
HOLY TRINITY

Routt and Broadway. The Rev. c. S.
Long. rector. Residence, 210 Broadway.
The services for the fifth Sunday
after Trinity will be:
7:30-Holy Communion
9:45-Sunday school and instruction,
11-Choral mathis and sermon.
Wednesday, June 90, The Double
Feast of S. Peter, Apostle.
7:3O-Holy Communion.
Friday, July l.
7:30 p. m.-Choir rehearsal
Preliminary notice. On Sunday,
July 10. at 9:20 a. m. the Right Rev
Fred Ingley. S. T. D., Bishop Coad-
jutor of Colorado, will preach at Holy
Trinity.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
rEorLA-,s MissIox

We will conduct services again this
Sunday "a We did iast week. Sunday
morning at io.5n. service at 7l7 w
Twelfth street, and Sunday afternoon
at ; O'Clock at iosc Spruce We will
scon have ous hail repaired temporarily
and viii resume uG, Gsglt zsrvicca as
soon az possible We extend an in
vitstion to those who wish to attend
these Sunday services.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
ST. MARK,s UNITED LUTHERAN

West Pitkin street near Union ave-
nue.. Henry Irving Kohler. minister.
945-Bible school Lets Co."
Fine school last Sunday.
II o'clock, worship.
Organ numbers: Prelude, Andante
Religioso, f. Lemalgre. Offertory
Reverie. l. " Flagler.
Recessional. Melody, I,efebure. wely
Edwin Luther Stratton. organist.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
FIRST BAPTIST
Ninth md Grand nvc

Ninth and Grand avenue.
f:ts a. m. Bible school. II a m
Morning Worship. Sermon by Rev
Fred Cochran. n. n. Of Parsons. Kan
sss. p. m r Y. r. u. p. m. Evan
sclistic sermon by DR.. Cochran. The
evening service will clcse promptly at
5 o'clock giving YOU thirty minutes to
get home in Come
Hear DIR. Cochran. You will enjoy
him and It will be well worth your
time.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
NtNSEou4 CONuUSJTy

200 Pine street. Rev. Clarence P.
Emery. minister. Residence soT Mime
qua avenue Phone $500.
At morning worship. subject Of the
sermon. Christ Our Teacher and
Master
At O'Clock. Christian Endeavor
meeting. Subject. Men and Women
Who5s Lives Should Inspire Us"
Election OF officers a. tho close.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet at
the home of Mrs. Emery. COZ Minneaua
avenue, on Wednesday afternoon. Juno
"a at c3o o'clock
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
.Ipsr ro>cprCaTro~A,

Near the Mesa Junction. one block
south and two blocks west Tho pastor
will bring a message from tho state
sunday School Convention at II o'clock
sunday morning The Church Scnool
meets At p " n m. The Devotional
service will he in preparation for tho
Fourth Of Iulv ON time members will
cniov the Firo organ numbers by Miss
kindall.-Mm loan Ioncs. PASTOR
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
FIRST M. %. SOUTH

Broadway and Pitkin. C. W. Hall,
pastor.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
Rev. Jas. A. Mckee, formerly pastor
of this church, will preach at II a.
m. as he leaves this coming week for
his new work. His many friends of
the city are invited to this service.
Senior League, p. m.
No evening preaching service.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
Park AVENUE pprspyrrpr.~

Fark avenue and seventh street.
Childrer'H dsy exercise. 1880 A
splendid program is being prepared
Come and help and encourage the lit
tie folks. Prayer meeting wednesday
evening Ti5 choir practice Thurs
day evening RS
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
Physician Explains Who
Should Take Nuxated Iron
Practical Advice on How To Help Build Up
Great Strength, Energy and Endurance

yuu may stiii Be Young IN feeling. fufl Of life,
yuur whole being drumming over with vim
and energy.
Bathe sure the irn yuu tAke IL nseanic iruu
-kuxafsi lrun-aDd not metallic iroo which
peupas 1sOify tAke- Organtc truo-kunied
irun-is like The iruu In your blood ard like
The iron In spinach. lcntils and spcses. while
0efailie Iron 10 iroa Just - Il oo<nns ffom the
acsinn Of struns srsds On small pierss ofirou
Glfus1 snZi 10 thereAre an entirely different
thing ffum SuHated Iron. kursfrd Iron rcc
resen6 ofzapic iron In such hishiy c,uocn-
tntrti Nwm that cuc doe 10 estimated To ts
sp1uxtmately equivalent Tin organic iron
cuutenD 10 eating ope-half quart of spinsrh.
ane quart of green vesetAhaes ~ half dossn
enksd appaea Il IL IKE taxing ertr~-ts of beef
ins4nad Of eating pounds Of meat
Over Asrp.no pecpse annually are nsins
EuxAAed lion. II quickly befps make rich
rcd h,cnS re~itaiire ~upcut erhsnsfed
perves and give ipcrcasd strength and
snersy. Yon D1ney will b refunded BY
the manufacturers ~ dces not produce 'sti.-
hAetcry rssults.
ru aie BY ali druex,st..
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
FIRST METHODIST EPIscopAL

Ninth and Main streets. Rev Fred
II. Zimmerman. Minister. Residence.
SIS West Twelfth street
Bible school. a:4S a m. Teachers
and officers are urged to make every
effor. to be there on time.
Morning worship. II n m. So
prano solo. Mrs. Vance S Eiester
Sermon by pastor. "a Challenge to
Our Faith
Epworth League. 7 p. m. Devo-
tional Topic. Master workmen."
Marcus Bertholf. Leader.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
BETHEL N. f..

Seventh and Capitol. Ray S. Dunn,
Minister.
On Sunday morning at 1890
o'clock the members of the Sunday
school will give their Children's Day
program. Careful preparation has
been made, and very fine program
is assured.
AT p. m. Epworth League for the
young people meets in the League
room. Subject: Men and Women
Whose Lives Inspire U.s.
At p. m. the minister will present
an illustrated lecture on South
America" Those who heard the last
lecture on Panama and Latin
America will not want to miss this
once. The lectures are instructive,
inspiring and liberal education in
themselves. Come and see and hear
what progress ia being made In better
ing conditions in our sister continent
To all the services of this church
the public is most cordially ivited.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN

Seventh and Summit strets. Car
man E. Nell, minister
Morning service at II O'Clock and
the pastor will sp ak.
Bible school at s:45.
Let everyone boost If permitted,
there will be the regular evening ser
vice at p. m, otherwise a vesper
service will be held in the early
evening. Definite announcement will
be made Sunday morning.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
r,psr carspyvrp,aS

Tenth and Court streots. DR., Hugh r.
Gary. Minister. Bible School o.i5 a n,
Morning worship II 90 y m. Theme.
The Bridssroom's Coming" Special
music. No evening service. Test our
Welcome
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
iAIST PAUL METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Union and Routt Avenue. Rev.
William +. Bell. d. d, minister.
The pastor will speak at II o'clock
OF THE Challenge of Discipleship.'
Sunday school viii convene at 3:f5
a m. DR.. R E. Davis, the superin-
tendent. Is not counting on any
slump.
Their will be special music and q
warm welcome to all.
No evening service
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
ST IAMEA

Spruce stree. and Central avenue
John s. Foster. priest in charge. Phone
317
Services for tho NTH Sunday after
Trinity. Church school Mt a:t5 a. m
Evening prayer and sermon at 7:so
o'clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
MESA ppEspyrrpta~

Morning service II O'Clock. Sunday
School a:iS O'Clock. n. 7. Esnowden
Superintendent. Evening service viii
be announced at morning service. Rev
n. .. MacLennan of Lamar. will
preach.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
CHuRcH or THE AscENsInN

Eighteenth and Grand Avenue. Rev
BENJAMIN u. DaCwell. restor.
1880. Holy communion.
$3.50. Church school
10. Morning prayer and sermon
Wednesday. June 20. st. Peters day
2 a m, Holy communion.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
RRoApwAY CHURCH or cHR1sr

r D. Lowden, minister. Broadway
and Evans.
10 a. m. Bible school II a. m
Morning worship. 2:30 p. m. Junior
and intermediate Christian Endeavor.
$3.50 p. m. Christian Endeavor. 1880
p. m. Twilight service. Wednesday
evening prayer service.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
THE nIsING Sun TEMPLE

ASSOCIATION OF Spiritualists meet
Sunday afternoon at ESQ at III Il
North Union avenue. Owing to iacl
o, electric lights in the building. scr
vices comprise lecture. messages. etc
All are welcome.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26

last night, no trace OF him had been
found. but every effort is being made
to locate him.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
rILGRlM cnNGnEGArIoxAI

ThirtcNnth and Grnnd. R G. Bots
minister. Church school. aG a. m.
Morning service II. O'Clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26

TRINITY EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
900 block cast Evans avenue. Sun
day school .; so a. m. English services
1880 a. m.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
of "swatting the deadly fly with

There was great commotion in the
camp yesterday, for White Mule" the
refugee horse, had escaped. Up until
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26

chieftain Want Ads. Bring Results.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26

New York city has received nearly
1900 cases of osgs from China 80 far
this year
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-04-02
DUNAWAY WINS TRIP.

J. D. Dunaway, general agent of the Missouri State Life of St. Louis Tn this city has just received tele- gram stating that he had again quali- fled for the 100000 club of the com- pany for the year 1921. This makes the sixth consecutive year of mem bership in the club. The trip entities to ten days outing with all expenses paid to the convention which meets at Hot Springs, Va, in August. The Dunaway agency wrote and paid for $1,5OO,000 business last year and stands fifteenth in rank for the 43 states in which the company operates. The Missouri State Life ranks first in production in it's home state, complet- ing the year with s23,000,O00 paid for business in Missouri last year.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-04-02
NEEDS CREEK.
Health is very good in this con

Health is very good in this con- munity.
 Some of the people of this place en- joyed an egg hunt Sunday aftrenoon at w. T. Williams.
 "Uncle" Hugh Campbell of Levy is visiting friends and relatives here.
 The house that was known as the Queen Simms place, occupied by Louis Cook and family, burned Saturday morning. Most of the household goods were saved.
 Several from this place attended the exhibition at Holland Friday night.
 Clarence Woodruff and Jesse Low ry went to Mayflower Friday after some long staple cottonseed.
 There will be a musical Friday night at J. J. Lowry's. Hollands s string band will furnish the music. We are expecting some good music.
 March 30.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-04-02
ADJOURNED TERM
 OF COURT MONDAY

A special term of Faulkner circuit court will be convened Monday morn- ing at the courthouse by Judge George w. Clark. The court is for the hear ing of cases carried over from the January term, including the arson charges brought against Roy Evans and B. c. Thomson for their alleged act in setting fire to the West Side Grocery the night of December 24. Judge Clark probably will call for trial number of cases arising since then, the defendants in which are now held in the county jail.
 The court sitting will probably be of three or four days, and will great ly shorten the docket to be considered at the July term.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-04-02
JUNIOR B. Y. P. U.

The Junior B. Y. P. U. program for Sunday evening is as follows: Subject, "The Bible-God's word" Leader, class No, 1, Gail Robbins; helpers, Agnes Brennan, John Dorrill, Olive Meadors, Bob Kuykendall, Helen Pea cock, Cleo Bean, Willie Reid, Clara Mae Markham, Margaret Turner, Will liam Dorrill, Carl Tabb Banner, Ar hold Kuykendall and Russell May nard; class No. 2, leader, Shirley Dur ham; helpers, Ed George, Elizabeth Barton, Joe Robbins, Jewel Harvey, A. J. Meadors, Bill Glenn and Mildred White; class No. 8, leader, Neal Thom- ason; helpers, Noland Brady, Prebble Brady and Grace Harvey.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-04-02
FAULKNER MAN
 REPORTED KILLED

Frank Seay, aged about 25, was killed at Fl Dorado, according to a telegram received this morning from his brother, Arthur Seay, to J. A. Pearce of Conway, who was requested in the message to convey the infor- nation to the young mans mother, Mrs. Ada Seay of Shady Grove, near Wooster. The telegram contained no particulars as to how the young man met his death. The body will be brought to Conway and taken to Shady Grove for burial.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-04-02
GUARD RECRUITS
 E FOR COMP ANY IS MINIMUM STRENGTH Major Bradford and Aides Push Drive to Secure 65 Needed to Con-
 plete Local Unit.

Securing the fifty-second recruit this morning, the headquarters com pany of the Arkansas national guard is now ready to proceed with organi- zation. However, Major W. c. Brad ford and his aides in charge of the enlistment campaign will push their work now until the full 65 men are secured. The campaign has been most surprising in the readiness with which local young men and boys enlisted and it is expected that the maximum strength will soon be reached.
 Capt. G. s. McHenry, who has had a large share in the success of the enlistment campaign, said today that the next step for the headquarters company is to prepare for state and federal inspection, after which per manent armory will be secured and the company established as Conway institution. It is hoped that inspec- tions can be had in time for the local men to attend the encampment at Camp Pike during the summer. Several propositions are being con- sidered by the company in regard to the armory. It probably will be large enough for a small indoor rifle range for target practice However, the military feature will be subordinate to the training of the members in the various lines of work in which they | will engage. Several special lines of work are required of headquarters company, as shown by the fact that only ten of it's members carry rifles when on active field duty.
 The full personnel of the head quarters company as now recruited in cludes the following Conway youne men:
 Byron o. Anderson, William M Berry, Dean R. Boswell, Walter H Brummett, Thomas P. Byrnes, Nor rlson Cline, Clarence Dawson, Seth V Duncan, Joel w. Duncan, William D Durham, Homer o. Echols, Robert Erbacher, Rupert B. Gray, Daniel O Harton, Jr., Thomas F. Haskins, Mar. tin K. Haskins, Faus H. Herndor Elias King, Dean H. Maddy, George C. Merriman, Steven H. Mount, Floyd H. Newton, Henry N. Owen, Alman Rhea, Esby Rogers. Joe T. Shumate Harry E. Steed, Hugh D. Stermer Lester Tucker, Martin E. Wilson Frederick Worm, Herman J. Lienhart Jesse V. Tullos, James w. Shumate Gregory Thornton, Claud w. Stermer Wayne V. Lilly, Albert E. Maddy Justin Williams, Roy Evans, L. J, Hickman, Chas. c. Bush, T. R. Rogers Denice E. Thomas, Ernest Douglass Jimmie F. Fleming, William M. Van valkenburgh, Dan R. Durham, Seaton E. Anderson, IT,, Ben F. Langstor Beverly D. Glover, Lois a. Tucker. l frank McAnear, superintendent of the Kusselivllle public school, return ed there this morning following a short yis;t baro
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-04-02
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES.

"The Basic Qualities of Life" will be the theme of the morning sermon. Sunday school and the three Endeavor Societies will meet at the regular hours. The evening sermon by the pastor at 7:30 o'clock.
 Circle No. l, Mrs. Frauonthal, chair man, will meet at the church Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 R. L. Jetton, Minister.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-04-02
CHURCH OF CHRIST.

Bible study at 10 a. m. Preaching by w. A. Nance at II a. m and 7:30 p. m. The subject for morning ser mon will be My Masters Cross and Mine." For evening sermon the sub- ject will be "The New Will" The public is cordially invited to all ser vices and you are assuerd that glad welcome awaits you.