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The New York herald., 1921-01-17
PROMISE
EVERY REPARATION
Awaiting Complete Reports
From Vlodiuostok.

TOXIC, Jan. 15.-The japanese Gov
ernment has received from the American
Government a comprehensive communi-
cation relative to the shooting by
Japanese sentry at Vladivostok of Lieut.
w. II. Langdon. Satisfaction for the
incident is asked.
High Japanese officials declared to-
day that the Government was awaiting
complete reports from the army authori-
ties at Vladivostok. and that Japan
would make every reparation the Incl
dent justified.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17

MANILA. p. l., Jan 16--AdmiraI AL
bert Gleaves, Commander in Chief of the
American Asiatic fleet, departed to-day
for Shanghai on the destroyer Elliott,
accompanied by members of court Of
inquiry who will investigate the shoot
ing at vladivostok recently Of Lieut. w.
H. Langdon of the u. S. S. Albany by
a japanese sentry.
The officers will reach Shanghai Tues
day and there board the cruiser New
Orleans for Vladivostok.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
Moderatcs Get a Hearing.

while capitalism is massing its
forces for "A war TO control the world
markets IN an endeavor to throw the
world into new impevialstic en-
counter the Russian red armies are not
standing still They advance from Of
fensivo to offensive. We OF the Italian
cornmunistic party arc ready 90 join
with them In their conflict against In
ternational Imperialism and the capital
istic class
The moderates had their first orator
this afternoon i'm Prof. Barstono. who
represents that branch OF the party Ia
vorable TO unity He recounted the
achievements OF the Italian Socialist
party. how II built up its membership
and organized newspapers and coope-1-
tive stores He declared II now was the
largest Italian party.
Let us reply to Moscow" said Prof.
Baratono. that we see our own situation
better through our own eyes that we
are for greater unity than Moscow.
Moscow calls traitors men who are piO-
neers In the construction OF our party.
''There is tendency toward Com
inunisn In the italian party. Until nov
we have gone together along the same
route, accomplishing wonders. Revolu-
ton does not mean revolt There are
many interpretations OF the MARKHAM
that this should be a revolution by re-
volt He prophesied that the change
would come by constant and persis~nt
perseverance with all the means at our
command. To that we all agree.
Urges Continued Unity.
let us not abandon that strength
which it took years TO accumulate. Why
weaken the mighty machine OF socialism
by schisms over small details. We are
united in one aim. Let us not destroy
our power but let us go forward untfl
our ultimate aim has been reached"
The same tumultnous scenes as were
enacted Saturday took place again to-
day Several hsticufs occurred during
the session and the members OF the Left
hurled insults at those Of the Right
There are three groups in the Congress
making strenuous efforts 20 secure a
majority. Deputy Turati, leader % the
Conservative wing, is a stanch adhereDt
of the Socialistic principles advocated
by Karl Marx, as against Bolshevisrn.
ana favors the Socialists gaining power
TO secure the upiift OF the masses
through Parliamentary legislation.
The Socialist Deputies Treves. Modig-
liani. Bombacci and Grazladei, are Lead
ers of the Communist section Of the
party eAphCltiy huheTlnE 10 lNe AHffu
Jnternationale and sustaining M0scow's
demand for the expulsion from the party
Of all moderate Socialists.
Deputy Serrati, editor of the Socialist
ArGnu, has formed sn intermediate
group. favoring unity OF the Italian So
cialist party and accepting the Third
Internationale. but maintaining that the
famous twenty-one points OF the Moscow
organization must be Interpreted accord
ing TO local conditions In each country.
The Communists are determined. as
were the French Communists at Tours.
If they fail TO carry their resolution, 10
form Communist party separate from
the other Socialists
The New York herald., 1921-01-17

Think Of II! Now passed the 3o0th per-
formance! d. w. Griffiths Way Down
East" 44th ST. Theatre. Matinee today
n,l evarN daV.-Adl.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
ITALIAN RADICALS
SEEK TO CONTROL
SOCIALIST PARTY
Stand Out Flatly for the
Dictatorship of the
PrOletariat.
GLORIFY SOVIET RULE
MOderates Insist on Pro-
gramme of Change by
Parliamentary Act1Ol.
FRICTION AT CONGRESS
Communists Determined to
Carry Their Point or Form
Another Party.
FRICTION AT CONGRESS
~ the Associated Press.

LrcHoRS, Italy. Jan. 1.-the friction
between the Socialists and the Com
munists continued to-day at the session
OF the Italian socialist congress
Deputy Misiano. one Of the leaders OF
t..e Communists. in addressing the con-
gress. said
There Is but one fight. that OF revolu-
tion and the Dictatorship OF the prOle-
tariat. The Red armies must go forward
20 new conquests. They must take
possession OF the Government. seize
factories. make arps and munitions and
discipline the prol6tarlat for the offen-
sive
Behold the glorious work in Soviet
Russia while capitalism IN the whole of
Western Europe has been organizing
their white armies. while Japan has been
building armies and navies for the con-
troll of Asia. and the United States II
increasing its naval power. all heading
toward war.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17

Three hundred times and stu the sensa-
tion Of New York. u. W. Griffith's way
Down East" 44th st. Theatre. Matinee
every day at 2:15.-Adp.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17

rrir.~ feaiized on Swift q Company saIep
rf carcass beef IN New YORK CITY for week
ending Saturday. ian. iJth. iB2i. on ship
mcnts sold out, ranged from 1900 CENTS 10
EV.v0 cents per pound and averaged iI,3S
lcnt- per pound aAdr.
The New York herald., 1921-01-17
NEGROES IN CUBA ON
VERGE OF A REVOLT

Continued from Fifst Page.
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23
NOT HARD TO MAKE CHOICE
Probably Lester Could rave Deter.
mined Without the Appeal TO
rs Physical Feelings

Two men PASSED away. uu. had
been born and In due course admitted
o. 20" bar scott ran for ufice. was
elected Fl couflnu0u. Hon. until At
last he went 10 bis reward. such a. II
"a>. And the local paper gave him an
obituary is long A. your arm.
Tn" other man followed in the foot.
steps II his brawuy sire and became
maker of harruvs He vas indus.
iriou> aud honest, aud for year, the
Hilig1ss harrpws which te whaeked
out by hnnd were known nearly all
over the country a. reliable utensils
By-and-by he. too, passed on. The
paper announced his demise in few
lines aud spelled his name wrong.
Now, tell me. Lester. which Of those
men would you rather have been? Do
not say the former or III slap ynur
jaws for you and not let you 20 to the
picture show. either kansas city
star
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23
CHAPTER fv-corunv.s

'.Th' ssrrf' uh. ypu mean fus
Wat about hat arrangement Wr
Haru.r~
Recognized Harris ia the refff Fl.
v"lre perfectly calm and eaua i.r Ir
81 rra'ah.H'E p, ll,,l. bat II uus q rs
most cfuylrr.rslv
lba~" urfr ut positive luv-1.
'rrs .H IouiNg." b. sald euolIy ans
'snk.rs house there Uas net - i. M
valy"l IN ne slightest dexree ~
'ru.' nf Tire Transaction wns 20 ap.,.r
On ''slr books"
"'u' Why has fhe money no, Nrru
drawn and useIFr
That {. faf Alva 20 say trIs,l ~
rr' him 10 act bat hs refused ui,htut
another authorization from MsuIsf.
an3 sree4si .ns'fu.'Iaas
"iHu never rrrritsd ths~c Seaor
Avar
10 asked hy rtie surpassed
he would answer ~ mo- srrerr."
There we q pause. silence I
iutEsf eHu'd unlersHrt some
'h.na ~ nhsf llHrris was .Hlra varfns
20 accomplish Ia thls de'a1 'as get.
-. fhr rufIr" sum trusf,f-et into
currency TO private hands = nas aae
morr step iH his intricate y.hsme ~
robbery huf 81 cautious eatesi
s. 10 arouse 30 suspicion WH4f elss
had he Haue 20 This end ~.rsHHv- To
schI"ve DELAY, sni thus .a srpor,
funItv had he iH'rrrcp'ef even
changed 'h~ cole message scnt hy
Alv ta Washinyuu7
AT this was possible eaoseh. vet q
was evident that The woman rcrptef
the explanation as satlS'Hr.-F
Il do not know how true aff fhT=fs"
she said ~ last slowly Il was told
the money vas ALREADY hciaz uers /
DO not believe there IS ans necessity
Of anr further Endorsement as senor
Alva is working under direct commits.
sloE from the iuuia with fun author.
ity 10 act. However. | viii verify this
tomorrow am going 90 reflre now.
sen0rs. and leave you alone 70 discuss
the matters | have presented Above
ell II Is necessary that should know
AZ once who you select for the tmpor
tart work. and when We may expect
results This Information ! must posi-.
lively take back with me-
when DO you rciurnF"
"ou the midnight train have |
three hours yet
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23
HER LOVE DREAM SHATTERED
Naughty Georges late Hours Respon.
s'ble for the Ache in Heart
Of Young wife

The mother ~ the young husband
"eur - the bridal nest. aud found her
hau-hterinIaw In tcar,
Ny child. she gaspcI. what Il
The natter Has anything happened
- Gccrgcf'
No sobbei the young wife. but
r'y heart j, b-brcakiug He's taken
10 stopping out late at night"
What already :" said hi, mother.
tn CONSERVATION 1t doesn't Sc, a
possible How late does he stop out.
dtEr-very Iatef"
Well said the bride you know
be usually leaves his oficc at half.
past five. The night before last he
didn't get home til haIf.past six. and
last night" she sobbed bitterly. last
night It was quarter To seven. What
shall do?"
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23

woman as to What his real nam,
might hey
Il could not. II I - desired Eter
since knew him he has bccn calie.i
Harris That Is all can say
Harris Then he IL not Chllean
and never before pretended to he.
thought that from the first l. the
man American. English or irishH@
shook my head
You wUnt answer That mar be
ignorance or Il lnay be prrtrtse, Never
mind ! recognize your face nou. You
sere the man eating In the sala,n su
hour or =" ago We're you waiting for
this Homer alias Harris thea
We met later
Her Hips smiled little. and her
eyes.
Did | merely dream that yau an
pcarcd S0rpea hat Interested ia ms at
the time. ar was II irue7'
1T was true answered honestly
You did Interest ire You didn't Az,
pear the SORT TO be making rem.
dezyonS out of q saloon. however r,..
spectacle IT might he. TIE proprietor
even volunteered the information thar
you were his niece"
ibid he. indeed1 THAT was very
nice af him, wasn't III Rather odd. Is
1t not, that you should later drop In
here, and find me again. What do
yon think u me nowY''
looked At her for a moment before
answered. unable TO frame my words
to any satisfaction. What did sh.
meanf What exactly was she driving
att Her whole manner puzzled me sx.
ceedingty Was she playing me for a
fooif Was she attempting 20 lead me
on for sotue secre, purpose Of her
ownf Did she believe my expiana.
tionf and, II not. why dlt. she fall to
throw open that door. and denounce
me at once az spy7 There. In that
soft light she appeared more attrnr.
tive than ever. and 10 peculiarly won.
anly as to seem utterly out Of place In
this scene Of plot and crime. II was n
young face. bright. animated. which
fronted the. the dark eyes smiling and
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23
II You Need a Medicine
You Should Have Tho Best

Have t8 ever st apsA 81 rea-fn ~
gs 'hl' sH mann HFH4Hfi4 'haf are "a
frgstr.E H4tsrt.s,d all a. .r-. tr1r a4t
#' sstf fHt aye sa6n ffs.'fraH The
rf1-7a 90 plaza 'hr arH.e.e st4 r.' AIag
'hf rrrw.Hrs Ht rsE mBHats#l.f4H I'm.
aff - m o. particularly 60 4 med ne
mr3I o.. preparation th4t Hss real
curative ta.4r a.mas' .e'is f.sN a. h.r
iH rniirss chain ~sem 'hH frmrt, 81.
rc"aransutr8 hg thsss ulb have h..r
benefited o. 'hHsr aba are "a ra~i a; q
4 prominent 3ras.as as. Take for
example nf kausfs swamp Ross
PREPARATION ! have sd i- many Years
aha never hesitate tn Fcr1umeu4. fsr n
almost ever case lt shlS. easc.lcnt re
sg.'s a. many %! ms customer. tsstsk
N3 'AeF sidney rcmsiy has - afsg a
sale
According 20 sworn statement. snl
'rf'Ft testimony .f thousands u H. have
tsrt Che preparation 'hr s4aef.- ur
h.msr -Hamr Root j. fur % l4s a.t.
~ HHrs raaF.s Hsm. that r u.t.s a.
mos. every aH-b IN overcoming tars.
liver aat bladder ailments. curr-afs 4fa.
u1r troubles ant nsg'rabzes the as.c
90 uH.#H #HBses fhe4H4ffsm
lea mHF receive sample bottle .
swamp Root hy Parcels Post AtiFru
Dr. k4-Hsr 4 Ce HnFha.tra y 4
ani enclose ten cents al-o mention fhi.
Tarer Large All medium nxs bottle.
for saie a. al. drug stores
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23
CHAPTER v
A Strange Appo intwent

must have failed to grasp the fui
meaning of what she said. or else II
never occurred to me that her retire
ment would be made through this par
firuIar door. At least she had pushed
II wide open before | realized the ne.
ceSsIty Of retreat. and | was hemmed
In behind its barrier. fortunately se-
cnreIy hidden from the eyes NJ those
In the larger apartment Some ONE
Alva, no doubt, from hts words and
voIce--was beside her as she emerged,
and, indeed. II might have been his
hand that swung the door back against
me stood there startled. unable 10
move. afraid that my very breathing
might be overheard
sYou leave at midnight you say,
senorita," he protested In Spanish /;
'bnt surely you intend to remain at
present."
Until you reach some FINAL decision
yes that Is my mission"
II shall see TO that at once: we will
draw lots. You can wait either In this
room, or another just beyond. Prom
ise you viii not 20 until see and talk
with you again"
Il promise tbat--so you are not too
long. must make that train"
You shall make IL. My car In only
two blocks away. and pledge myself
to have you there on time. All this
business can be attended to In half an
hour"
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23

iIr stepped hack. rarilau, ,lu.lns
The d"oF. while she turned h,sf nwu
land on She latch facing ne Iier
I rfys stared directly into w.ur her
face whiieHlug under the sht. hsf
I teeth shutting down close asansf fhe
rel lIps a. ihouEh 90 rvrrfss ssrvHm
Nh" Ms startled almost h,fuHa $500.
'ul y"t mastered thr ffsHi IfsiaUi's
SIRE ziaHgvi afsut 80 fts WFE 81
Hlrn d,-uF snt silently rIu.,,i Il u.i.l
ft
-Wha'-vhai are 500 drug trfr'-
sh' sssisl iH EusHsb. her ,aIra trfn
E.Ha "tlsfrHtr.
"No.- lied seeing hat uas r-ls.
sr mnaus 20 escape. huA fuIgE
'hus 10 pHs,sni her ssuHtgHs a. .U.
mediate alarm = vas waiting frr a
friend sho i ius.is 1ust came iuto
tbs r"um
"feu actually i-siong hsr-. ibsaH
You are obs - th.s. men p
Not sNastiy. hsd 70 admit =
kros ons ~ them tery sell and h.
stationed ne aut bore
-" app.arri pushed duuhifuL yr'
70 ms sunH ~ sin beII fbs door 'sbi
u eiH~ss1 her eyes s~arrh.Hr ms fasv
who ls ibr man ynu auuu so4r
particular fr..ui~'
I Nes.fs'si e. jnsiaa'. tbs usur r.
Gaping ne
IE=Hrsar
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23
ASPIRIN
Nam. "Bayer" on Genuine

Beware Unless you see the name
Bayer. % package % % tablets you
ar" not getting genuine Aspirin pre-.
>eribed by physicians for twenty one
wears and proved safe b. millions
Take Aspirin Only MS told In the Bayer
package for Colds Headache Neural
Sia. Rheumatism Earaghe. Toathagae.
Lgmbaso. aud Tor paIu. Handy 'ln
h1xes Of twelve Bayer Tablets y As.
pIrin cost few cents Druggists also
sell larger packages Aspirin IL the
trade mark ~ Bay"r Manufacture -
MonoacetlcacIdesteF u SalIeyllgac.d.
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23
All Run Down
NowFeeIsFine
afonic Ended
Hfs Troubles

~taiooie ls the ealy iAInr / have
talad 70 s'gq ay bvafthara aa4 I
thtnA 4 hAs teva q great ksgp IN
hefNHas sI~ils vftrf = Z gaaasaa
40 up-et stomach mas s7Ha.s lot.
~ s11Nf5aE aii evsf thr ts=ly Eatsalr
triis 10 sgth cases ~ Fssuasiag the
O use - The usisffy because q tafes
" sri caTTsrH vat ftF skfv-sa ar.f
alf sases ani keelss thf digestive 90,
FAHs 10 astuFai wuFktns aft!es A
tablet after faeals ls al yuu asyyt Rlx
bat costs uaiy q tr!se atth asaxrss
guarantee.
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23
" knishthood Were in Flower

The Maiden-In Gods name. hasten,
Sir knight Save me
Sir Launcelot Not so fast. my good
girl, The reporters have not yet ar.
rived; besides. there are the serial
rights and the motion picture royalties
10 be considered From Life.
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23

your druggist today.
Then write u zh5u, your
condition, addressing
Chlsf Mcsiieal Adviser,
st2 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta. Ca We wlll
send you frrc melig Al
advice suited 10 your Ia
diyidaal ease.
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23
Be Sure to Keep Blood Pure
In Summer

that viii drive the Impurities out
and leave your blood stream nour-
.shing and robust
S.S.S,. the vel known herb alter
atlve. Is fine for this; Sc, IL from
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23

Why don't you Crimson gulch men
hang an automobile thief the same as
you used to do with tt horse thIef7"
We've discussed it," said Cactus
Joe; hut We came to the conclusion
that hangIn is too good for him"
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23

either, II they had the
vitality animals gvg from
their blood.
RI b, wholesome blood
give bodily yigor. and II
hqt weather lays you Low.
start now 60 f1riify your
vitality With a good tonic
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23

I
With q challenge IN their depths Hs'
VERY attitude plauei me aroused me
10 dcsens- desired 20 bold her r~
sprvi. her interest nothing she might
say ~ do served 20 lossf her In my
estimation 20 the hiisuns level 81 .
political conspiraiot Vet What else
I could shs be- How could ! acconnt
/ fnr her pu'ssuor IN This place On any
other theory eNcrpi that shs came as
I . representative ~ chilean Intrigue
I ~ the trusted ulrsssuErf ~ thar -
I frrt conspiracy az Sanfiaga, under ~.
Z iers of the revolutionary iunia st
WashluEtnn' bal heard her woris
/ spoken holily 60 this tsRd ~ plot
I ter voris ~ authority demands
they farw not ignore ~. fivfe vas
uo Doubt - TO wtla shs vas ~ shat
she uas H. spite II her fac~. her
pleasing manner hsf aurnrtissu~ss -
I~rson she aas dangerous sueuT q
this suy~fumrut shl,b protected her
dcspisahis snake ffawiluE through
ihe lara g. STRIFE doan viriim =
thlng tn ~ crushed without wsrrv
The ,ery spftp.S. vofuaUtusss ofiv
made hsf ftr more 20 - feared ~fs
tNoaH rss' aa spell over Hs ~Hu'i
hri'a uv Nrfft aHi fsfsr, all -.
cff no duf1 I os,si Ht gHHr'rf. sHf
tfa' neutral NATION 20 The s1ufh atfh
vfHw ur wtFr a. pssfe
iHrt.F Ha HHf apas sts' -
N'HE' I sHaHrFT' o. 'ss' rNagf n.s
s.Hr ffrr Hr gf' as { rHHsr,fsri i'
s'.H.haF t..s Huf F' .r s.Ih Hv usf.
aw' H.reff f..a 'af 1.H sss u.Haa
shs 'aH.ts.. hu' g. Isa ss fo fr tr.
audible ta '#.ss ivHi 'Hs tHss'
Hzf
l.1 swHra He 'sn..F = wuuaa
even sH'f H#7 y 80
please 'n'r Dep .Hrt r"i - vIi.
irs p" sa'rln.~ .u ts tsta'fF
NJ - fts rt'eHf ~ 'fra rtsr, 49,
feoeIf uuf fn fhs rHf ftaf trn~asaf
m"o sni ~nmea ursr- { returned
t.'fy farssfsfrs rsrfHn
Abf i tha' ry gavos~ here 80
'h'Hk~
Il p rf' Tfs sfss rssfrst Iarf
-, vha' sfsa Gao tffs Hssstaras, eoB.
template taf rsanfiIy Hesf rueslanf.
Z rs-sass fs s-sssr tsrr nrf nos.
- least Nr A. AMOS etg vaa
,b-.Ii ask Whf are rsa ts,r .rt
h.s' ls f.a rta#tr ff .as uTs
aH.#tt es..i ,rarr ftI, t.ar arr s.ts
tH4 .fss ta rs a.f-9 - ft..ss a-sa
Ir H.rs tN#r HHsf rHr t.s~ -
,H.f aHt as s..r srHf..ss s.fl a. a,
,ss ueesa ! su sa.h v.s4rtf
sa.-ar. f<ffart~
-Ts.rsr t-.s..y 80 t-,. 81. r-.
,4s sr g.. a. nav te...-s ..
a.r.af#.r u..F .t.. --... r.a-,.--
70 n. ~ ~.-t ,s- .-. ..e. ..-.r !,
-. sr.sass-f .a ans t-f .rss,t. "a
.-....- D.. .s.. ..-..a
~N-a sHI t.sf as rue uonss
Bee
-. r4y - hH~f taf s~sfa
.sEH
~Tfatfs s.si rrt 3. 1a, trrsss ~.
Hsgt ss sat saa.ar WAT : raus
.smrs-
II TAI. tt.=-s FIAT
Voc .e-H tr hats .zas sI~sf
aaisA, r. f.aseafzrrs names ~
hls uaar vua #tss rsassexs
s-sfsv
So sfHaFs-l usfrr.ag latssHy trr
I'D tf,tesi hr-k sr ~ te better hear
Tat aas a-.ss.rrsHs leh.rf tas. fisas4
aar.
a. a. = 80 s =f=r+r-H -ss-s Az=t
cd f1rsh IN su.fi uafu.ng -Ttes
- ihrsugh II ta..rr ItG.aE ssA Ava
.lN ba aut gr 4 moment ~ lsfer
Nunt asa aut qas.flaas tar listen
gIl sua pg.-lsc yuarrstf ~ So ~tst.
vcf sayf
Within sry rssssasbie limits
-
Limits Dat tan uBsss luspa
entiY "Yog gay sou are tilrA hat I
TfaIn faHh At ON tbsf fa-fh t45e4
cannot sp~zk here there {. ~
the uo opportunity Tumarru3 AZ
80 d.fiefk. sas1e e. 80 IL CosHpse ,
rs-ct VII yvuN'
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23

A debtor pays with sleepless nights.
but gets no credit for Ii.
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23

Nature intended al creatures %
Withstand the normal changes u
the seasons You never saw = Wild
animal collapse from heat, did yog'
People woullBi set "knocked ous"
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23
Thea the devil mast kavs
helped me-"
.To he coSTiNuED)

u In ali well enough to die happy.
but IL Ii far better to live that wsy.
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23

There IS usually vuman Iu far case
and '.sn often sh. il tAp vfaa. pBs
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23

When crab meets crab they sldestep.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-29
OUACHITA MAY JOIN
 NEW ATHLETIC BODY

Predictions that Ouachita College of Philadelphia will break away from the Arkansas Athletic Association and cast it's membership with the new con- ference now in process of organiza- tion, were partially substantiated yes- terday when the Tigers played the State Normal School, non-member of the association and leader in the movement for the conference. Ac- cording to the Gazette's correspond ent at Philadelphia, the association has ordered Henderson-Brow not to play the Teachers. Since Ouachita was given the same orders, the asso- citation will have a difficult task in preserving harmony while Ouachita plays a team which the Reddies, also association members, are forbidden to play.
 Conway sport fans have believed since the conference was launched that Morley Jennings and the Tigers would finally come into the fold. Henderson-Brown is also regarded as a possible member.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-29
TOUCHING TRIBUTE IS
 PAID DEAD TEACHER

Standing bareneaded and silent, with the Normal band playing dirge, students of the State Normal last night paid touching tribute to the late Miss Nelle Casey, assistant teach CT of domestic art, as her body and that of her brother were brought through Conway from Russellvi.l., where they were killed in an automo- bile accident Sunday, to their home at Boxley, where they were to be buried today. Representing the faculty, Prof. G. Y. Short accompanied the body from Russellville and attended the fuenral. Miss Casey was highly re- spected by all who knew her and her tragic end is mourned not only by the Normal faculty and student body but by many other friends here.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-29
SPRING HILL.

On account of B. F. Burnett's health our school closed last Monday. We were very sorry to see the school close All pupils were learning and were we'll pleased with their teachers. We hope to have MT. and Mrs. Burnett with us again next school term Sunday, April 10, man from the orphans home, will make a talk here at 10 o'clock. Remember the date and be here on time.
 John Sims of this place was a vis- itor at Holland Sunday.
 Claud and Virgil Kirby were at Greenbrier Sunday.
 Mrs. J. B. Tilley has been at Little Rock visiting her daughter Miss Willie Tilley the past week, returning home Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. James Rhea and lit tie son, J. T., spent Saturday at Mir. Rhea's at Conway.
 Sam Wilcox and family were visit ors at A. F. McColIum's Sunday.
 Miss Sibyl Ellzy has returned to her home near Conway.
 MT. and Mrs. John Milan of Con- way were here Sunday.
 The play, "Deacon Dubbs," was staged at Shady Grove Thursday night. The amount received was $930. Carl and Aaron Milan and families were visitors at w. O. Nixon's Sun- day.
 An Easter egg hunt was enjoyed at Jonah Kings Sunday afternoon.
 Jonah King has some cotton plant ed.
 Lee Angel left Monday for Tennes- see, where he will stay the coming year. March 29.