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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11
Constantjn fost rege
al Grocioi
de: N. Iorgo.

"a A0AA~AAO AAASVAto 0OOA AZ q pA la
tului Carol 81 a principesei Elisa
beta care in cur1nd va lega dinas-
tia noastra Gu dinastia care dom
neste in Grecia 81 al carei repre-
sintant mai potrivit Sc cauta as
taxi pentru lua locul nenoroci-
tului rege Alexandra.
Aceasta indreapta mai starui-
tor privirile noastre asupra exila-
tului din Lucerna, care din acest
adapost unde indurat toate mi
zeriile 81 umilintele declara ca as
teapta, in ce ~priveSte drepturi la
care mar vol sd renunte, nici in
folosul fiului celui mai mare, ho-
tarirea, prin plebiscit, a poporului
grecesc, care trebuie sd recunoas-
tenn, vorbit prin votul care a
rasturnat pc EenlZelOs.
Acela pc care adversarii sal il
numesc, simplu: ''Constantin" a
avut in tineretea sd tristul rol de
pierde un razbOiu GU Turcii,
dar, peste citi-va ami numai, pc
acela, fericit, de a 81 plati greseala
sau lipsa de noroc, printr'o mare
biruinta contra aceluiaSi dusman,
puind, Gu arma in nina temeliile
Greciei-Mari, 1ntinsa apoi peste
ori ce asteptari de un extra-ordi-
mar ministru. $780, ------->--.,r-- 49,
Caci sd nu ne ascundem faptul
ca aceasta intregire nationala,
daca sub raportul diplomatic e
datorita lui Venizelos, sub rapor-
tul militar ca n are mimic face
Gu impulsul acestuia, caci in ma
rele razboiu in care Grecia cisti-
gat asa de mutt ca n "a avut prile-
jul sa plateasca jertfa de singe,
asa de grea pcntru altii, prin care
de obiceiu sc cistiga libcrtatea po-
poarelor.
Izbinda omului dc Stat dintre
acelea care trezesc admiratia cla-
selor cutie; celelalte nu dau iubi-
rea lor fanatica decit ostasului -
pima ce cl face greSeala de a vol
sd fie 81 ON polite fara a putea
cistiga admiratia claselor cutie.
Diplomatic lui ''Constantin'' a
fost regretabila, avind adese ori
char aparente infame, dar ca Sc
facea pc raspunderea consilierilor
sal, pc cind gloria militara min
catorului de Turci 81 de Bulgari,
aceia era avere proprie, pc care
eel izgonit de straini - fie 81 de
prietenii 81 binefacatorii Greciei
ma pierdut-o.
DE aici popularitatea indarat.
MICA, rebela.
La aceasta insa contribuit 81
Venizelos.
NJ stu cit inteles ell poporul
grecesc, dar &C este regalitatea
ma inteles. Sau, 81 mai bine: Ell q
! rdsut regolitatea prin rege, iw loo
sd uadd pc rege prin regolitate.
Aceasta e. insa o mare greSala
intro democratic, care poate da
valuri, orr cite, 81 furioase, dar Il
trebuie 81 termuri. Aceste termuri
insa lie da regalitatea, regalitates
singura. 81 0 regalitate care M
trebuie sd 0rGte cd dtirnd de alt
cinerG, decit de interesul 81 con
stiintG nGtsunM.
Regi numai din mila lui Dumne
zeu nu mai stint: regi din mil,
u,,ui om mm trebuie sd fie.
Cine incearca, Sc expune la c
sc intimpla astazi Gu 'Constan
tin eel ''desfiintat" poporu
cauta un rege, pc care Sd nu il +
impus nici Gel mai meritos dintr
oamenii politici.
(''Patria").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11

soc. rom. Oe jutOT 81 cnttWfO
"VULTURUL"
Homestead, Pa. 10 Ion. 1921
Stimate die G. r. Pascu:
Gu ocazia serbarii zilei onomas-
tice ST. Stefan, find adunati la
fratele Stefan Barb, printre alte
discutiuni VENT vorba 81 de E.
caterina Teodoroiu, Eroina della
Jiu care STA jertfit tinara viata
in luptele pentru desrobirea nea-
mului, 81 Ia propunerea fratelui
loan Mustatia s'a deschis 0 colecta,
ca Sc mai contribuim ceva 81 Gu
acest prilej Ia ridicarea monument
tului in comuna vadeni, ,judetul
Gorj, in amintirea faptelor viteze
a acestei. eroine q neamului.
S'a colectat $11.25 pc care o ala
tur aici intr'un money order, 0.
data GU lista numelor carl au donat
81 pc care va rog so publicati spre
certificare.
AL d-tra Gu stima,
loan MUSTATIA, Pros
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11
loan MUSTATIA, Pros.

F0pto frumoosd frofilor din
Homeste0d, carr 81 c~ prilejal ser
bdris 3ssei siJs osonsas{ics III adso
Evening star., 1921-08-21

DRESS, beaded georgette: tricotine coat suit
NV.
Evening star., 1921-08-21

at SIS per thousand !;
framing, siding, sheathing, floor
ing. Eastern Wrecking Co.,
Camp Humphrey, Va.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
PERSONAL

WHAT HUSBANDS MUST FACE Is THE
slick doorbell-ringinE peddler who works on
wonien's good nature and succeed in their
nefarious design Of getting valuable property
we buy ladies' and mems worn clothing.
Main 4145 JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 619 D.
CLARA H. CUNNINGHAM, EXPERT FUR
rier.. Fur coats. NUTS. etc, altered into latest
styles. 1011 K st n.w9
YOUNG NAN, sIX-FOOTER, ALL-AROUND
athlete, educated and energetic. will travel
to any place under the sun, upon any mission
within the law for or with responsible party;
replies eonhdential. For appointment address
BoxS317-T. Star ONCE.
PARTY OWNING LAUNCH WOULD SHARE
same with one or two men on q 30 per cent
basis two-week pleasure and fishing trip
down the river the latter part Of this month.
Address Box 140-A. Star ONCE. 21s
COUPLE. TOURING 10 ST. LOUIS IN NEW.
roomy car. desire two passengers, al or part
way: leaye Washington August n. Address
Box 234-A. Star once. 21s
Evening star., 1921-08-21

y.
If you are In need of good lumber, doors
and windows, call and see at Y. NJ. @. A. bldg
Washington barracks, foot Of ~ st. Prices
reas
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

Icing throughout our state.
Sunday morning came, and we were
given a hearty welcome al al the
,,rches. and wee dolightfully enter
lined b. them that after.oon.
The remaining days passed hnTricdlv.
Wednesday afternoon the prizes for the
NESTS werc awarded. Bea..i'e Go2ch
,eeeirad q iiashight for winning sec
II place IN first wear poultry contest,
.,a wcra nl-o proud Of the fact that an
staet Of car parish club workers. arady
Goor1. received $1,000 prize fro win
aiaq first place IN swine Judging.
Best, Til the last yoa kaow, 80 here
it i: The boys OF our Parish Stock
Team are triumphant! The
dream Of these faithful boys and Mr.
eutsch, their club leader, was at last
-alizod. when Verniion Parish cHni'
- second in ihe state, with Haf'&nt
rilev on the State Team.
THREE CHEERS FOR MP. DUTCH
RUTH LOWREY,
Parish Ssggstsry
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13
BOYS AND GIRLS HAVE BUSY
TIME AT SHORT COURSE
(Bv T. p. Dutsch.)

Beatrice Gooch is elected State Sec
retary, and IIarIand Riley makes state
team and goes to Atlanta. Nermilion s
team scores second over about fifteen
teams.
Thursday, Jdlv 2Sth about twenty
two boys and girls entraincd for Baton
Rouge to attend the Short Course. Ev-
cry one of these boys and gills were
club workers nd not only club members
as is seen by the way they let tIe rest
Of the state know that Vermilion was
doing club work.
Vcriniiion let them know that she was
on the ground at the very beginning by
having Miss Beatrice GOoch, Of Able
i vile club. elected state secretary. This
honor was quickly followed by Mr.. Har-
land Riley, Of Gueydan club, being
elected to introduce Governor Parker
at the assembly the following day.
/ Every boy and girl set on - get the
most out Of tle stav there. THIS is
s'own IN the fact that we placed ~.
c.-rrv contest that we entered. Faraday
.Cpoch, of Kaplan, taking first honors in
general live stock Judging and Beatrice
Cooch taking second place In first year
poutry work, OF the eight girls from
Vclmiion Parish entering the poditry
work, six were in the final contest,
The keancst competition Of the whole
short course was that of ock-judging
in which thc various teams competed
for first place and cacl boy endeavor'i
to make the team go to Atlanta. Yer
miIioa Parish = team placed second
i. scoring close mp to the winning
Nam from Beauregard. llarland Riley
Wa. succcssfu, in making a berth on the
team that goes to Atlanta. The other
bows not making the state team need
TO be congratulated on the intelligent
way in which they HANDLED the Judging
themselves. Every one knows that only
one can take first place but that those
who so handled themselves so that they
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13
Our Trip To
Ba'on Rouge

1t was a merry party Of 25 boys and
girls, accompanied by our parish club
agc~t, Mir. T. p. Dutsch, that boarded
the train at Abbeville, Thursday morn
ing, July 2s, bound for Baton Rouge, to
attend the Agricultural Short Coarse.
We had a happy and noisy trip, and
got there just in time for supper. Good
time, isn't it?) Over there, meals ar
served in cafeteria style, but we were
hungry enough to enjoy them anyhow.
That night the State Executive Com.
mittee members met, to give reports
from he parish they represented, ald
to elect state officers for the foliowi0~
wear. Beatrice Gocch walked of with
very important state Office, that of
Secretary. Here : where Mr.. Dutsch 3
good work brought VermiliOn to the
front. and we honor him for it. But
this only began our good record, for
our cthe. State HX,oltive Comnlttce
Member, Harland Riley, was chosen TO
introduce Governor Parker to the 700
lively club boys and girls attending the
Short Course.
Having had a good night s rest, we
arose the next morning full of enthusi-
asm and spirit, ready for a busy day S
work-and play. The girls had daily
classes in poultry, dairying, home orna-
mentation, pecan budding, and bread
making. The boys studied handicraft,
forestry, grating, pecan budding and
the raising Of corn, vegetables, and live
stock. Our teachers were all efficient,
cur lessons interesting and practical.
After our classes were over, we as
son aled every morning TO hear lectures
by prominent club specialists of our
count.v. We we're favored one morn
Ia gwith talk from our governor, in
witch he greatly encouraged club work
Every afternoon the b)ys of tEc stock
,16rina team went In trucks to some
of tie large aairy earrls OF Cast BStoa
Rotse Parish 20 Judge live sto'A 81
si- reat types. These trirs ~tre ~
ssruetive and gave the bc.s lots Of fua,
E o. Write the hovs rera on these trips
the girls wera having poultry contests
end hn<iu~ outdoor recreation.
Or eaturdav afternoon, we formed IN
parade, and marched the city. The
To- Scouts f Patton Rouge and New
Orleans led the parade. Then came the
ats, r1pIesentirg effectively, each
branch CT club wort' Next in line were
the 7Cg cuthusia !i, bows aad girls who
stood fer tis great work the club u
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

are making the leaders are still to bo
congratulated for their good work.
While Leines Moss AM Vernon Henry
were not successful in making the team
this year, they are the best of material
for state judges next year.
1t was a bit disappointing to havo
some of the boys and girls selected not
TO attend. Their not attending leaves
balance In the Parish Treasury, which
Will BE used at later date in arrang-
ing and carving off successfully our
Community Fairs.
The club members attending the short
course want to take this occasion OF
thanking those good folks whose gener-
osity and faith in the future farmers OF
Vermilon made their trip possible and
to assure them that they will continue
to do their part in making Vcrmilion u
bigger and a better VermiliOn as tims
goes on.
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13
A BIRD IN HAND IS BETTER THAN
TWO BIRDS BY MAIL

len you order piece OF goods By
mail, you know nothing about the
quality o. the article delivered until
il has zen tested by use. Having
beer used and found wanting. you
have to go to the trouble OF sending
it long distance back for long-dis-
tanct satisfaction. a very rare bird
indeed
Tr. Z in a home store end you
get ',iality, The local merchant
mus, carry quality or his neighbors
will not trade with him And il
there has been bad quality acciden.
tally, il ~ nnly a step into his store
to show him the error.
The merchants OF our town have
both o'.a.i'y and price. II you will
only GgrTt oui the common sense
of Il. yuu will Ind that II y. -ncapef
4 al
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

The people of Leroy have awakened
at last, so information reaches this Of
fee, and it states that they have done
a fine piece of road work from Leroy to
Wallace SonHicr s, and from there to
DermaS Guidry. They made q nice job
considering the condition Of the roads,
and they hope it will continue. 1t is
suggested that they get tagchcr and help
the road oversecrs and get the best to
be had.
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13
a CARD.

Having completed course in Xray
diagnosis, at Belle Vue Hospital, New
York City, have returned and equip
ped complete and modern Xray Labor
atorv at NV oAiee, for all Xray dag
.ses aad treatments.
HAROLD G. T. EDWARDS, VI. d.
sIit AR8syilIe, La
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13
\yo9;i 1 i9or 90 FOR WelfinC
r.. si&,r

- .2crtal neafuees Cannot BE Cuse6
'aca arui i.s,iou, rs thcv cFrH3t
raa-h the diseased portion O! ,he g3r.
e il only aHe way % cure eatarr'. ii
ness, aai hat i by a eoustitntion 4
'3r. Ca. ..hRi 'ra'acsS is t1rs-A
~ ilf2Uej con iition Of the w ouccs
z & vb2 EGs'ae1,cH Juh7. When
T. tu'e IS infar;ed vou kava q ruia-
z md ~ ih7erf"r: hearing, aad
81 ihr . IS entire c'".ci. .cafnr<S IS
, 'asG.'. Cr'ess ;hs dar natirl. ci1
90 reduced ami thi3 tab restored 70 ITS
nj e'r litiOa, nesrirg VIII 1e =.
-.r ed forever. Hanv eases of deaf
fe.5 are caused bv catarrh, which is an
co-3'tian Of the mucous Slr-
fa6-s. Hal Catarrh Medicine acts
thra the blond on the riucods surface Of
1e system.
We miA give One Hundred Doll; s for
"7v case OF Catarrhal Deafness thct
not be su"ed ~ fall 3 Casarrh I'D
.r'ne. q "ulars free. Ail irucyi ts. 7-c
~ F. !. CHENEY & co. Tolc,lo, ..
o7d Hio5or Co. FOR Foc6zo-
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

Among some of our townspeopic who
enjoyed an outiag at the Bay Sunday
and entertained at the Asa Leblanc
camp were Mr.. and Mrs. Rcmy Brous-
sard, Mrs. Joe LeB 'anc and son, Mrs.
Lulu Dutcl aal children, Mrs, AugIstin
Morton and children, Mrs. Rosa Bau-
doin. Misses Lillian Bertrand, Olga
Dore, Edith Leblanc, Zoe Ilebert, Ar
thur Erien, Nelson Baron, Dewey Foote
and Laurence Broussard.
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

666 quickly relieves Consti, :. n,
BilioEsne,s, Lass Of appetite ana u i'd
aches, Cue TO Torpid u .sT. ad
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

A monthly bulletin will be issued bv
the Chamber of Commerce and any one
having items of interest to the com
munity should see the Secretary at once
and arrange have them printed in the
bulletin. Advertising and want ads are
also accepted.
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

Rub Ny Tim IS great pain killer.
Relieves pain ard soreness, Rheumatism,
jJcuralgia. Spratns. etc. '-ad
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

Miss Lois Lahdcll, Of Franklin, is
visiting here, the guest Of Misses hi 'ise
and Irene Brasscux.
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

Lots of Tractor owners spend months
in carefully selecting their make of
tractor-then spend minutes in care
fully buying inferior oil. Casanova &
Gooch, agents.
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

George Lequct, Of Broussardville was
here this week whore he came to attend
funeral Of some relative 5.
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

The base ball game played Sunday,
AbbcviIle vs.. Lake Arthur, came out
3 to2 in favor Of Abbeville.
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13
| LOCAL |
XA-PpEWA7yg.TS'


L.. iTIrEL'IIH
Tuesday.
n
here Monday,
Crowley Monday
lean, thi, week
visitor here Sunday,
visitor here THURSDAY.
visiting relatives here.
ing relatives in AbbevilIe.
mess visitor here Monday.
-
game in Lake Arthur Sunday.
Eusbe Ledct and Lawrace Lcquette
'''''' '' ~ - ''''''' V '''' a" '''''"''
Frank Tn,v If Now q loans +. bore
o' " ISL - ''''''''' anu - '0'''''
po..n,ond pod.in-ond ,rieo ,,.oro ,.;si
,or. to Ko,Iop Tuosdac aftcrnoon
NJ p,.., poo,,,,;- ou.or+,iu,a hor
,,a,,,. frionls - nortr wednosJoy
,to..o ,,.L,.o s,,o u;u ,.i.i+ roIo+ircs
Mrs. l.. NJ. Erath and little son, Louis
Miss Grace Piuisance is visiting aer
aunt, Mrs. r. Harrington, at Mermcntau
Miss Alice Jaubert left Sunday to
be p5est Of friends in Eunice and Elton.
10 Guevdan Monday, returning Tues.
dav.
'iSi'iie -i''S'' i''''''' ''"
man.
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

\ dance was given Tuesday night at
the w. Q w. Hall. \ large crowd at
tended and all had a good time
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

D
George Lequct, Of Broussardyille was
here this week where he came to attend
funeral Of some relative S.
AbbcviIIe vs Lake Arthur como out
TOP in favor Of AbbayiIlo.
\ dance wos Given Tuesday uipI+ at
.,.5., anI IN Ia.I ,.a1 49,.
Nj. r...i. o,, u;l. ro,,.,,o,
......,i..l 49,. ,..,,. -.
"e''7"'IW PoI'y "'o"'9"'E H'S"''
A. T.. c.,o.l.. ,.s. r,o.1o,. for
c.,o..Ion g.. s,u. 1.,., -. - Lor
,.oro,., M and NJ. W Cbo,,,no,,no
Clo.,.. ropra,. . d.. ,.u,. o.
,.i.i,a. hara I,is r.aar +La ,,na,. %
his sis+or.in.,ow Mrs. p p Leblanc
ou- 80, a., n,,,r.,. ,I,. Tro..o. ~,
= a. g.. ro.o,,o,.o 6 cooob
ogorts
OTTO ,ro. ,.;.;+;nr a. +ho homo of hcr
r,,+hor Nrrs yaIcrv Roudroorv This
No..
t,,.o r..,,r,,.,d Coon, vo.o,i+o.hos ,v5oro
.ho,. Loro hon o++ondino +le .pmmor
sobooI
....., o.,or. f-.,, You, Orleans caro in
.tis rooL ond wont 20 tho Rav for an
ou+ino
Miss Arro and N;sa T;Ilv 7 I.eotapd Wis.
;tod friends and relatives in Eratb last
----7-,--5---------'- 5-7-,-5o--
Sd. % roo,,no b;s dr+ios as roupb
-. E. A.. 1,,,,-;,, p;oo Min ~
,ta. o;+r
ofC,onI,,, ,,ho roro +bo onasts ~ Miss
wanda pr,rssord rotnrne1 70 their
hono N,ord,v
/
Mrs. l.. G. Lhcrisson, Of Natchitoches,
Non, Ih,r;a : ,.;sit;ro bare t5e oucst
,f NJ p Leblanc
! Scdes Tbeall and AuI.e Broussard
motored 70 Lafa.ette Tuesday.
Tiny Ortlirg aud "Bil' Broussard
motored 70 Gaevdan Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Lew who has been visit.
ing her brother in New Orleans returned
Sunday acccmpained bv her brother
Frank who will suepd the week here,
The best Oil used in September won t
serve well i! a tractor that has been
abused thru poor Oil for several months
Next Tuesday the election for the
rev electric light and water works
plant viii be held. From all indiea-
tions at the present the election will
cary without hardly any opposition
Little MISS SiagSV fu'nam eh'e''a'",
ed q large hrmnef OF n'r irie''s las'
SATURDAY hie"'' al '"e "o"'' u
~ evening was well spent and games
indoors mad outdoors were played. Re
freshmcnts were served
Nr. and Mrs. J. Otto Broussard, at the
corner of Charity and Louisiana streets
was commenced TINS week. Inc Oh"
residence was moved 10 Ihe opposite
corner r. r. cray mas 'he contract 10
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

Loney Thcall returned 10 Houston
Saturday, where ne Is employed at the
city market
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

Work of building the new home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Otto Broussard, at the
corner of Charity and Louisiana streets
was commenced this week. The old
residence was moved to the opposite
corner. f. F. Teray has the contract to
Lui.d the new home, which is to be two
stories with a large basement.
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NOTES.

\ meeting of the Agricultural q 81.
mittce of the Vermiicn Char.'-r OF
Commerce was held iu lpbeville on
Augurt 9Th, 1921 Memhc~s Of the
committee present were N.r. II. l.. Guey-
dan. -. ". II. Sledge and Mr.. J. p.
Jones. Several matters of importance
to the agricultural interests Of the Par
ish were discussed. \ committee Of
three composed of Mr.. ". Il. e'23ge,
Mr. A. NJ. Smith and Mr.. Guy Tanner
was appointed to investigate the Amer
lean Rice Growers Association and after
carefully considering the proposition Of
fered by the Association to make their
report to the Board Of Directors. 1t
will then be decided as to whether or
not the Chamber Of Comcrce will sup
port the American Rice Growers As
sociation,
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

Misses Jennie and Hilda Lampman
entertained their many friends to a
delightful party Wednesday night.
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

\ meeting Of the Finance Committee
of the Vermilion Chamber Of Commerce
was held on August 9Th. 1921, at Able
Vile Those present were Mr.. l.. o.
Brcussard, Mr.. john Nugier and Mr..
Jonas WcnI. The proposition Of fnanc-
ing the Chamber of Commerce was dis
cussed and satisfactory plan agreed
upon.
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

b b.ss al home In the long gun, and the shor'
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

Mr.. II. L. Gucydan having been elect
ed president of the Board Of Directors,
resigned his position as Chairman of the
Agricultural Committee and Mr.. w. II.
Slcdgt was chosen to succeed him.
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

Mrs. Tony Guzarioe left Tuesday for
Gucydan for a few days visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Champagne.
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

Wiley Eaigle, of Port Arthur, is Writ
ing here the guest of Oris and Marcus
Broussard.
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

nd Motor Go. FOR FoCG :.
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

Misses Elise Kl0n and Annie Ortling,
Of Crowley, who were the guests Of Miss
Wanda Broussard, returned TO their
home Monday.
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

Good Tractor Oil adds more value to
q tractor at the end Ct year thaa she
origia al cost of the Oil. Casanova &
oGoch, agents.
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

Scdes Theall and Au3.e Broussard
motored to Lafa., ,ette Tuesday.
Ting Ortling aud "Bill' BrOussard
motored to Gdeydan Tuesday.
Abbeville progress., 1921-08-13

Mrs. l.. G. Lhcrisson, Of Natchitoches,
of Mr. Robert Derouen, Of
New Iberia, is visiting here, tle guest
Of Mrs. b. b. Leblanc.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-25
MADDOXVILLE.

We have been having some very warm weather for several days.
 Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Hassell of Rose bud were making professional calls in our midst Sunday afternoon.
 Joe Tackett of Bethesda and Guth- rie Arnold of Bristol were visitors here Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Bertha Wilson, the popular or ganist at Beckett Mountain school house, is the proud possessor of new piano.
 Sorry to report little Arnold Tack cit on the sick list.
 Bonnie O'Quinn visited here little friends, Eleanor and Lula Evans, Sat urday afternoon.
 Several persons from this place at- tended the working at Bethesda ceme- tery last Thursday.
 Rev. Collins of Rosebud, pastor of Bethesda church. was a visitor at the home of Grandma" Maddox Thurs day. He closed very successful ser ies of revival services at Bethesda Friday night.
 Our farmers are busily engaged pull ing fodder and cutting tops at this writing.
 The many friends of Walter Maddox are glad to know that he is improv- ing, after being quite ill for several days.
 pr. Peacock and family of Conway motored through here Wednesday, en route to Rosebud for a visit at the home of Rev. Collins and family.
 The many friends of our former pastor, Rev. J. L. Shelby, are glad to know, through the columns of the Log Cabin Democrat, that he is ac- complishing so much good, and wish for him continued success.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-25
APPEAL FOR AID
 ON PINNACLE ROAD

An appeal for financial assistance in the construction of the road lead ing from the Damascus highway to Pinnacle Springs, once famous sum- mer resort, was received today by the Log Cabin Democrat from J. H. Fow- Ter of Damascus.
 The people on Batesville Mountain, both white and colored, met recently, MT. Fowler writes, and agreed to peti- tlon the county court to open first class road beginning on top of Bates vile and leading to Pinnacle Springs.
 "To the people that want to come to the best health resort in the county" he writes, i've want to say that we intend to put this road within one half mile of the spring. We are all poor people and know that times are hard We need some lumber to build culverts and nails and dynamite to blow out the rocks. The people on the mountain have agreed to donate the work, to- gether with what free labor our boys owe the county, and we can put the road in good shape. If there is any person who wishes to hel pon this road by a little donation it will be very much appreciated. Send all dona- tions to M. s. Brown, Rt ?, Damascus, Ark"