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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17
Los Grandes Artistas
Roberto Schumann

Naci0 en- Zwickau, reino de SajO
mia, en- 1910. muri6 en la Casa de
Salud ell Endewich, no lejos de Bonn
en- 1856.
DestinadO por su familia al estudio
del Derecho, 81 Sc inciin0 Il Ia mGsi-
ca, entregindose, mas tarde. por COM
pleto, ella, en- especial al piano
Mas, como fllerza de ejercicios, Sc
lie paraliZara un dedo de la mano de-
recha. dej6 dicho Instruments.
EntoGces Sc hizo compositor V crf-
ticO, Y fund6 en- LEIPZIG un ''Nuevo
peri0dico para la MGsica.'.
SHs trabajos, llenos de .extravagan-
cias Y de profundiddd, pero siemprc
originates, le cOlocargn al frente dc
una pl6yade de artfstas j0venes. que
combati0 a los imitadorcs dc la an
tigua escuela.
Como principle de In suya, declare
Schufnan, que Ia libre fantasia el
r0mper con toda tradici0n de formas
serias, serfa ell principal objeto de la
mdsica moderna.
'Residiendo QS35) en- yiena, sacd
del olvido aleunas obras de Francis
co Schubert. eli especial In sinfonfa
on do, Y al ailo -siguiente Sc case
con Clara Week. hija de un maestro
do p,iicino Io I ainyio
En- esta ciudad flo su residencia,
Y luego pas0 establecerse en- Dres-
de, aceptando, tres amos mas tarde,
el cargo de director de Mtisica de
Dusseldorf:
Los excesos dc su imaginaci6n y
su vida de combate alteraron su cere-
bro, cuyas afccciones Se agrayaron'
sumi6ndolo on un estado apatico de-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17
LAS COSAS QUE ANA BETTY
COMPSON

Ell publico ,admira a usted, ino es
asi?
Esta observation fue hecha recien-
temente Betty Compson, la mas mo-
derna "Estrella" de la Paramount que
justamente acaba de completar su pri-
mera pelicula en- la Costa del Pacifico
en- los famosos estudios de los acto-
res de Lasky.
Su replica da una concisa y magni-
flea idea del tipo de mujer que ella es:
Isl, el publico me admira-dijo-
estoy contenta Y 81 realmente este es
asi, va Sc el por que: es que yo TAM
bien admire al p1blico. -
La sehorita Compson ha obtenido
muchisimos individuales triunfos en- la
Pantalla y al msimo tempo en- el es-
tudio Lasky. A penas habia sido in
troducida en- esta Corporation, GUAM
do desde ell muchacho mandadero has
ia ell mas prominente miembro de la
firma procuraron ayudarla en- todo 10
possible, hasta descuidar sus respecti-
vas ocupaciones algunos de ellos, Y
todo por el gusto de ponerse su SER
vicio.
Aquellos que conocen a la seforita
Compson diran sin duda que su dulce
sonrisa es una mania, porque de otra
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17
Los. DRAMAS HUMILDEs

III dfa 12s del actual y como las q
A. NJ. en- ell barrio "Guanajibo', dc
IIormigueros, sc suicide, ahorcandose
de una yiga dc su propia casa, Jacin-
to Rodriguez, blanco, de 80 amos de
edad, viudo, natural y vecino de Hor-
migueros, de oficio agricultor. Investi-
gado el hecho, no Sc enctontr6 ningu.
ma otra persona que pudiera conside
rarsele complicsda, habiendo Rodri
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17

I via. tenian tai dulZura, que ella mis-
ma sinti6 sus ojos anegados en- ese
mar de ternura
| Entretanto. Cl artista Sc habfa leran-
tado del piano, V los tres pclmanccfan
inmovilcs. graves V I'M POGO descon-
tenioS, adivindnloSc. dcStlc luego. que
entire cll0S eXiStfa una terrible rivali.
dad. ante cSa Mia fl;dsil sonroSada.
Como csc Niicncio So hiciese molesto,
Silvia dijo vivamcntc:
| -Manana cs Ia fiesta de Navidad.
mi ito quirre que haya una gran
ccna Y mucha algeria. rs tan triste
csa nothc cuandn Sc cS hu6rfanai Y
al dccir cSto. In joycn nerviosa. es-
trcchaba un0S contra otroS, sus finos
dcd0S Pro>igui6:
'uanGo yo tcnfa madre, en- Ia tar
dc de Navidad imtraha en- su cuarto
~ ponia mis- Zapatos sobre la repisa
de la ch!mcnca. Y en- seguida me iba.
1inglcndo dormir, con el Objeto de sor-
prender al Milo JeSlfs cuando llegase
cabalsando on su borriquillo; pero
Siempre me dormia. Y tan solo 10 vcfa
entire suehos... Ahora. el calefactor
; ha hccho que So Supriman las chime
meas.
-Se1orita Silvia. liio de pronto el
jovcn; pcro Sc detlivo repcntinamcnte.
asustado de SUI audacia.
Quo querfais dccirmc ecIor de
Fayet?
Is ncccSario que vucStrQs zapa-
tos no queden Nacfos Ia nochc te
manana.
El baron 10 intcrrumpi6 para decir:
-Tiene mucha ra26n el sr1or de
Fayet, sert yo quien reemplazara
vuestra m1drr. $50
-; Y por que no tambitn nosotros?-
dijo Riviere,- saliendo dc csa esnecia
de 6Xtasis en- que Su ml1sica 10 habta
sumergido.
Fayct dijo con accnto va firme:
-Todavfa cXistc una chimenaa en-
Monteignes conozco bicn todo el cas-
tillo. porqhe juguG cn Il cuando era
niilo; esta en- el pabcll5n for de lis
del parque. Poned alli maiiana,
yucstra Zapatilla Y encontrarGiS en-
ella alguna cosa. Seholita Silvia.
-Iovcn: os cstais robando mi idea,
interpel6 Rodier, con acento imperioso.
-Tanto mcjor 81 os pertenece. Ea
cierta OCCASION. continue Riviere. Sha-
kcspcare invent0 para rna princesa
que cstaba indccisa, In prueba de los
tres cofres ST la sehorta Silvia quie-
re escogcr, cStoy SECURE que la seKo-
rita Silvia no vacilGrfa on otorgar "a
blanca y linda mano a quien 10 pre-
pOrcionara un regalo dc Navidad que
simbolzara la abnegaci6n que ex-
presara Ia sinccridad del afecto.
/ IL 1uer6is asi, selorita?... die
ron todos SUI vez.
| Silvia baj0 los ojos, sin decir UNA
palabra, sali6 de la estancia.
Una vez sola en- su cuarto, escu-
chaba abismada los rumores alegres
de los salones, la mdsica, las risas, Y
los aullidos tristes Y lejanos que We
Man del campo desierto; pero NADIA
podfa distraer su pensamiento, en- esos
momcntos ffjos en- ell pabellon del par
que, y que su vista no podfa distin-
guir en- la oscuridad profunda de ID
noche.
| De rcpente oys el ruido dc un au-
4 tom6vil POGO despu6s. lc parecid es.
cuchar las ruedas dc un carrs1aia
lque herian las neyadas callecitas dci
-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17
El Cuento Semanal
Las Zapatillas de Silvia

En- tornO del castillo el silencio de
diciembre concentraba su profunda
calma; a la vez que cStaba muy cerca
Y Gcna>iado lcj0S. porque Ell los ar
/ b0ies, grandeS Y magcstuoSoS. cubier-
toS de nicve y ell los venti>queroS al
pinos. los ruilos So tiiaban inmovili-
Zando las o!naS, an talto. que las friaS
brumaS del parG'ic y dc las tcrrazaS,
espesaban q virn.o contra los cris-
tales.
Silvia. en- cl anbicntc tibiO de Man
. tcigncy ie Chatel. en- vGr,lad que no
penSaba en- que fuera pudiera hacer
! frfo; cl Silencio, de ninglin modO cra-
vitaba sObre su alma. dcmaSiado lige-
ra. Del Immediate salon. Sc eSparcian
murmulos V riSaS: del bilar, clioque
sordo apagado de bolas de marfil, Y,
aun de Su miSIn0 gabinctc. las notas
de In me!anc6lica improvisation SOFIA
da por Rivierc, compoSitor iluStre. que
enervante. caSi cubria las fraScs ar
ticuladas ccrca. muy ccrca dc ella.
por cl baron Rodicr. que scntado en-
un confidcnte, lc dpcia:
-lcT1nitiGme que oS liable con to-
I da franquc2a. Silvia. E. oS dire que oS
amo... Nuestro tutor. el senior de
Monteigncy me ha autoriZadO para
decfroSlo. =. Is precise que seals mi
esposa; rells;lA Que SoiS hutrfana Y sin
capital; que vivIs en medic dc I'm gran
lujo, que no podeis daros cucnta
eXacta de vueStra situaci0n. para GUAM
do mucra vueStro tutor. En- tales cir
cunStanciaS, Su hijO Sc inStalara aquf.
con Su eSpoSa, Y no pOdreiS permanc-
Ger con ellos on una posici6n falsa.
Asf, pues. :quer6iS aceptame por eS-
poso:... 70 oS proporcionart una po-
sici6n tai que no habra mujer que no
os envidie.
No obstante 10 frfO de suS raZona-
mientos, el fuego hrillaba en- su mi
rada. Silvia discurrfa que era I'm eX-
cclente partidO aqucl homhre. que
aunquc todavfa joven. era serio on su
modo DE pcnSar. Y tenfa un aSpccto
dominante, aCcntuado por la harba ru-
bia. cspesa Y cuidadosamente rccor-
tada.
-Os agradezco vucStra franqueza ::
refiexionart.
No, no es absolutamente neceSa-
rio refleXionar precisa una inmcdia-
tn conteStacion. Debo regreSar Il Pa
! riS pasadaS las fieStas de Navidad, Y
antes quicro saber a que atenerme.--
Vamos. Silvia! .Considerais que es
muy diffcil ser muy rica Y armada
apasionadamcntc?
ESQ tiltimo es 10 que quisicra ser.
-Entonces. =. All, va sell. Otro
os cortcja -. Y el baron sefial0 al
piano, continue con cierto sarcasmo
Con el tcndreis gloria, celebridad.
movimiento, aventuras. pcro nunca
tendrcis amor. porque un artista ia
mas ANA natiie mas que a ST mis-
mo sus composiciones.
Silvia SO sonri0, dijo:-Es muy
guapo.
En- cuanto al otro. continue el ba-
ron, cs un pobre sin fortuna, sin posi-
ci6n, y adelnas, COLO; Sc necesita es-
tar extraviado para que pueda pensar
en- vos.
Con gesto ironico seial6 a un jo
ven que acababa de entrar y,Que, cor
ademan tfmido, Sc detuvo vacilandC
ante la vista de los dcmas.--Andabi
con cierta torpeza, como aquel a Quier
mortifica mas en- 10 moral un defect,
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17

Este es 81 titulO de la pr6xima serie
en- Is episodiOs que lanzara la acredi-
tada Casa Mundial Film Co. Inc. inter-
pretada pOr el cOnOcidO actor "William
Duncan" In que sera un exito como 10
ha sido "El VengadOr Silencioso" Ell
tOdos los cines de Ia IsIa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17
LA MAGNETICA PERSONALIDAD
DE GLORIA SWANSON
pOR JOSEPHINE G.. DOTY.

! Las personalidades fuertes So hace1
\ siempre nOtar desde Ia infancia. T.
: ninO Quien en- Ia cscuela reconocel
como jefe tOdOs slls compaferos, esti
. casi siempre destinado convertirst
4 on cabecilla dc h0mbreS cuando llegllt
a In edad madura I'm ejemplo dc IL
anterior 10 tenemOs on Gloria Swanson
estrclla cinematogratica dc la casa
Paramount.
| Miss Swanson naci0 en- Chicago, Es
tado de Illinois. per0 su padre era
un Official on cl Ejercito de los Esta-
dos unidOs, como tai tenia que ha-
Ger frecuentes visitas a puertos ex-
tranjeros, dando como resultado que
Ia pequefia Gloria goz6 de muy distin-
tos ambientes durante su infancia.
/ PerO on tOdas parties a donde llegaba
| bastabale cuandO mas una scmana.
para convertirse on la Mia mas po-
pular del vecindario.
| y esta personalidad magnetica es Ia
que In ha llevadO a Ia cdpula del tenn
plO cinematOgrafico. En- Gpocas anti
guaS. cuandO estaba dedicada In in
terpretaci6n dc comedias, su vigorosa
lpersonalidad hizo que sobrcsaliese en-
tire todas las dennis artistas, hasta el
puntO de llamar Ia atenci6n de Cecil
b. DeMllle, quien le ofreci6 una parte
de impOrtancia On Para Que Cambiar
de Esposa'. y esta pelfcula decidi6 SUI
suerte, va que ALI empepz6 su verda-
derO triunfo on cl lienZo
Ahora, euandO Ia artista acaba de
cOmpletar Su primera pclfcula, que en-
calidad de estrella interpreta para la
Paramount, Ii fuerZa de su persona
lidad lie ha scrvido mas que nunca
Elinor Glyn escribi6 el argumento ori-
ginal de "El Gran MOmento'. especial
mente para ella, Y el papcl que le toca
representa-, prcS.a una mayor libCrtad
su mOdO dc ser artfStico, que ningII-
ma otra lie las pelfculas en- que ha apa-
rccidO hasta el presente Ell cata pc
licula. Miss Swanson goZa dc mas opOr
tunidades. tantO para den,oStrar Su ha-
bilidad como ac:riZ emotional, NcomO
tambien para el dcsplieguc de belliSi-
mos originates trajes. por cl cual va
es famOSa Ia artista.
| Sam Wood. cl director. ha tornado
+! tantO intcres en- Gloria, como Ia mis-
ma Elinor Glyn. Y ambos estan empe-
nadOs en- que cSta ha dc ser su pro-
ducci6n mas SlOriosa. Las liltilnas cS-
cenas de "El Gran Momento", fueron
recientemente terminadas, Y cuando Sc
estrene la pelfcula. los aticionados ten
dram una oportunidad para apreciar
llenamente la beIleza dc Gloria Swan
son v SUI magnetica personalidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17
f N Ell T A L L E r

Mientras el meollo puebla un chste ranco,
que dicho gracia fuera original,
flor de moda muere de cansancio
sobre 10 soapa donde esta ell ojal.
Hay planchas que esperan el banjo potasico,
cuadro de Otoho una mancha girls,
una oleografia de un poeta clasico
con gestos de pedra ojueos de miss
Juan Pereza fuma, Juan Pereza fuma
en- una cachmba de color conac
Y enfermo incurabe de una larga bruma
oye un reloj viejo que dice: tic-tac.
No piensa nj pnta nj e humor ngenia,
ique ha de pintar 81 halla todo color gris
Tiene hipocondria, tiene neurastenia
v anteojos de bruma sobre la narz.
Asf pasa el tempo. Solo, solo ell cuarto.
Solo Juan Pereza sin hablar.. ide que?
Flojo aburrido como gran lagarto,
muerta la esperanza, difunta la fe.
Su madre esta lejos. morir empieza
ALA donde el padre sirve puesto ad-hoc;
nj lie escribe nunca porque la pereza
lie esconde la pluma, la tinta el bloc.
Hace va diez amos que en- el tren nocturno
en- un wagon de Ultima dej6 la ciudad...
Iba un desertado recluta de turno
una moza fiaca de marchita edad.
I'm gringo de gorro pensaba, pansaba...
Luego un cgarrillo.. Y otro. ;Furna I'd?
Luego un frasco cuyo lfquido apuraba
para tanta pena, para tanta sed.
Tanta pena, itanta! Sur llanto salobre
secaba una vieja de andrajoso ajuar,
iba un mercachife y m ratero pobre
y una lamparila que hacfa llorar
La vida. sus pepas.. Chocheces de antano.
Sc sufre. Sc sufre. .-S Por qrSf .Porque sil
Sc sufre. Sc sufre. asf pasa un aio
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17
SIGUE MEJOR

4 Ha cedido al tratamiento facultati-
vo que esta sometido a causa de la
dolencia que le retiene atn en- CANA, Ell
estimabIe joven Jose Ruiz Silva, v
deseamos pronto restablecimeinto al
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-12
GUARD COMPANY LOST
 WITHOUT THE CABIN

Log Cabin Democrat:
 Please send the daily edition of your paper until the 26. All the boys search the Little Rock papers for news from Conway and many of them lay the local papers aside with an eX- pression that indicates their desire for the Cabin" Not single edition has been received here yet and it would be welcome visitor in camp.
 We have a fine bunch of men here and l believe our company is general ly regarded as the best in the regi- ment. Most of the boys seem to be fairly well satisfied, at least, and most of them are enjoying their short stay here. We have free movies in camp every night for the men who want to stay in camp. For those who desire to go to town, the government furnish es free transportation there and back We have plenty of good food to cat and are receiving new equipment every day. Sincerely yours,
 Corp. Garth H. Akridge,
 Hdqrs. Co.,, 5th Inf, A. N. G. Camp Pike July 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-12
NAVY ABANDONS PLAN
 TO SHIELD SHIPPING
(By the Associated Press)

Great Lakes, H., July 11.-Decision of congress to reduce the size of the navy by several thousand will pre- vent execution of navy plans for the protection of great lakes shipping from the fogs of the upper lakes.
 Six radio compass stations, install ed to direct ships by wireless, can not be put into operation this year be- cause of lack of men. Four of the stations will be operated for the trans mission of commercial messages, how ever.
 The radio compass stations, a de velopment of the war, are able to give a ship it's exact location by charting the direction from which it's radio calls are received Two or more stations receive the wireless message, and by charting it's direction fix the position of the ship where the chart lines meet.
 Stations at Manistique, La Tour, Eagle Harbor and Whitefish Point will be used for commercial purposes. Those at Thunder Bay Island and Grand Marais are not to be opened un- til more men are available.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-12
FARM SHORT COURSE
 FOR ENTIRE FAMILY

Fayetteville, July 12.-" Something of value every hour for each member of the farm family" is the slogan of Dean Bradford Knapp of the college of agriculture, University of Arkan- sas, in preparing the program for the agricultural short course to be held at the university, August 16-19 inclu- sive. The lectures and courses of fered will not only cover matters of interest to the farmers themselves, but live stock judging contests for the club boys, canning and poultry con- test for theg irls, and demonstrations of labor-saving devices for the farm women, vii be parts of the program
 Dean Knapp is making every effort to reduce the cost of the short course to the farmers to the lowest possible figure. Reduced rates have been granted by the Southwestern Passen- ger Association. This assures large attendance. County farm and home demonstration agents will assist the farmers to make arrangements to stay in Fayetteville, and will furnish the desired information about the short course.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-12
CLINIC ARRANGED FOR VIL0N|A, GUY THERE ALL NEXT WEEK Reception ,: 30 to : Feature of Today for Welfare Special-lnterest
 Satisfactory.

The "Child Welfare Special will
 visit at Vilonia Monday and Tuesday
 and at Guy, Wednesday, Thursday
 and Friday, according to arrange ments being completed today. Posters
 have been sent into those communi-
 ties and an effort will be made to en, list their support in the work. It is estimated that the work in Conway can be completed by Friday, the close of the week for Dr. Frances Sage Bradley and her staff, and the truck be removed to Vilonia in time for q start Monday morning. Dr. Bradley reserves Saturday of each week for completion of her reports.
 Examination of children are being carried forward at the clinic here at a satisfactory rate. In connection with the work, it has developed that slight defects, unknown to parents of the children, have been revealed by Dr. Bradley's examination and corrective measure undertaken before perman- ent harm is done.
 The clinic will be open to the in- spection from 5:30 to 7 p. m., today under auspices of the physicians and dentists of the city, who have taken great interest in it's work.
 Some of the rsults of the visits of the clinic in five counties since July II, 1919, are detailed in bulletin is- sued by the department of labor. Be- fore leaving the first county visited, the staff of the clinic saw county nurse at work, and in the second coun- ty, two nurses were employed within 30 days after the departure of the special. The third county was in a mining section, and it has employed one nurse and raised money for the employment of two more, as results of the clinics. One nurse is employed in the fourth county and another soon will be. In addition trial milk clinic has been established and children found four pounds or more under weight are given milk twice daily. The fifth county was visited at a time when it was undergoing it's sec ond epidemic of influenza, coming close upon the heels of an epidemic of spinal meningitis.
 As to the expense of the clinic, the initial cost of the truck was 5000 with $500 extra for furnishings added later. Practically all the repair of the truck has been made by the chaf- feur, and the item of gasoline has been surprisingly small. Through lev el country, the special averages II miles to the gallon, but in hilly sec tions, this is reduced to eight or nine miles.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-12
RECOMMEND CHICAGO
 ELKS HEADQUARTERS
(By the Associated Press)

Los Angeles, Cat, July 12.-Chl- cago will be recommended as the To- cation of the permanent national headquarters of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks at the 57th grand lodge of the order, by conn., mittee named to report on the sub- ject, according to a statement issued by grand lodge headquarters. The building will cost approximately S2,- 500,000
 The annual report of the grand sec retary Fred C. Robinson also was made public. There are 1,421 lodges of Elks, with a membership of 767,- 661 and total assets of $50, ,463, ,159.99, and there has been dispensed in char ity $1,566,234.63. Twenty-one new lodges were added in the past year, with net increase of 121 ,983 in mem bership.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-12
HAMMONSVILLE.

The boil weevils are doing consid- erable damage here.
 Clay Fulks and family have moved to Needs Creek. Prof. and Mrs Fulks will teach the summer term of school there.
 It is reported Hardie Brinage and Miss Dora Smith were married re- gently.
 Brose Fowlkes and Mrs. Mora Cooper and daughter, Etma, attend ed the ball game and picnic at Floyd Saturday, Mrs. Cooper not returning until Sunday evening.
 Joe Harlan will be with us Sunday with view to making arrangements to teach music school here. Mir Harlan is noted singer of great ability. Come and hear him sing.
 Bros Fowlkes and Clarence Kim brell have gone to Little Rock with produce and to buy some saw mill ma chinery.
 Mrs. Roy Roberts visited her par ents, Mr and Mrs. J. L. Gunter of Vilonia the past week.
 Anderson Williams and Thomas Pickard were participants in fright full runaway accident Saturday. The cause of the runaway was a defective bride bit which broke as the boys were descending the hill north of l B. Richards. Young Pickard jumped out to mend the break, alighting on a small bush and frightened the horse Williams was found unconscious under the wreckage of the buggy. Harness was scattered for a mile.
 There will be picnic at this place July 20, west of the school house ir the grove. Speaking, ball games and music of all varieties and lots of grub. Everybody invited.
 July 12.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-12
PLYMOUTH OBSERVES
 PILGRIMS LANDING
(By the Associated Press)


 Plymouth, Mass, July 12.-Pilgrim and Indian will meet again on the shores of Plymouth Bayy this summer central figures in pageant to cele- brate the tercentenary of the forcfath- CTS landing. The pageant, which will depict scenes from the leggensd of the Norsemen, the chronicles of the colo nists and the history of the world war, is being prepared as the feature event of program of observance to which latter-day Plymouth has given over it's entire summer.
 A moon just past the first quarter on the night of July 13 will look down on strange sights and the murmur of the breaking waves driven inward by the high tide will serve as soft ac- compartment to unwonted sounds Helmeted Vikings, adventurous mar iners of England, Holland and France, gally clad courtiers of King James, Purltans in sober raiment and stolid Dutch burghers will pass and repass on land and water. Out in the hsr- Dor the little ship Mayflower will swing at anchor and a great Morse galley will cut the waves. Voices uplifted in speech and song and music from a hundred instruments will aid in carry. ing an audience of thousands back over the centuries.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-12
TIMMONS-NASH.

Word has been received here of the marriage of Miss Frances Timmons of Perry, Okla, and John R. Nash of the Empire Refining Company at Ponca City. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev C. N. Hewitt at the Methodist parsonage. MT. Nash is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Nash of this county. The young people have not yet announced their plans for the future. Whatever they may decide upon they have the best wishes of their many friends.-Contiibuted
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-12

Don't forget the name of the rem. edy you need when the stomach or bowels are disordered. Prickly Ash Bitters quickly corrects such troubles and makes you feel bright and cheer ful. Every men should have bottle at home all the time. It is the dose taken promptly that prevents sickness, misery and expense. Price SIPS per bottle. Florence Drug Co.,, Special Agents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-12
EBENEZER, WOODROW
 SHORT COURSE HELD

Short courses for boys and girls farm clubs will be held today and tomorrow at Ebenezer and Woodrow schoolhouse by County Agent T. M. Williams and Home Agent Mrs. C. D. Turner. The courses are a part Of the series of schools arranged for club members during the summer months Rev. R. L. Jetton, pastor of the Pres byterian church, accompanied MT. Williams and will speak tonight ct Ebenezer.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-12
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our heartfelt thanks and gratitude for the many kindnesses shown us during our be- reavement from the loss of Mrs. Glenn Arthur. The help and sympathy of our friends did much to tighten the heavy load of grief. We gratefully remember every act.
 s. J. Arthur and Children.
 Mrs. B. A. Arthur and Children.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-12
DISMISS CANADA CASE.

The case of state of Arkansas vs. J. T. Canada of Conway, charged with wife desertion, was dismissed this afternoon when brought before Justice of the Peace G. M. Easterwood. No witnesses were introduced, the dis missal being with the consent of at. torneys for both sides.