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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
Y. M. Swimming
Tests On Today

povs' swimming tests for wnlcn
medals and buttons will be awaru.
ed bv John Farrar, chairman Oh
the swimming committee, starleu
this afternoon at the Y. M u a.
tank. NV
The tests are being made Dy
the international swimming com
mittee and include a number Oh
severe water feats. About l"en''
entries were made.
The first of the tests is TOT pc
ginners who are required TO swim
at least SO feet by any stroke ior
whicb an oxidized bronze meoai
will he awarded. The second test
% for swimmers of more experl-
once and in which the contestant
10 required to swim SO yards oiVe
nroperly from the side OF the lanA
and swim on the back so feet A
french gray finished medal WIZ
he awarded to entries who MI lhe
requirements.
In the LEADERS test" the con
tastants must teach one person 70
swim SO feet, swim 200 yards MIN
self dive from the water surface
and bring up objects on the DOT
tom and swim on back % yarus
Cor which he will receive a Roman
gold finished button.
The .1ife savers test" requires e
dive into seven to ten feet 0,
water bringing up a bag OF sanu
weigbing ten pounds to the sur
tace without using the arms OF
hands the contestant must swim
100 yards on back and demon, n,
strats five ways tout of water) OF
ralease and two methods in the
a,ater Two persons of the same
weiebt as the contestant must DC
rescned from the water using two
diffarent strokes and towed ten
Yards. The schaeffer method o.
resnsitation must also be used a
sterling silver medal viii DC
swarded to the contestant success
fully passing the test
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
Miss Clark
Is Bride Of
| Mr.. Carlson

,a,s BERTHA Clark and Emil
,,or were quietly married
'.+srday morning at TAO at the
,,.nca of the Rev. H. G. Stow
s Who read the ring service IN
= ,.ooence of immediate rela--
81 the couple. The bride
~ lovely in a gown of white
sa- r.ndy over satin and her bou-
olstr onst was a corsage of white roses.
qus1 ,,mediately following the SER
80 a wedding breakfast was
Wv, sd at the home of the brides
s',ents w. and the couple left for a
psntor pa and camping trip to the
,,S ss.cbes. Upon their return they
~, make their home in this CITY,
'.Aare ", Mr.. Carlson has his place
:, business. Mrs. Carlson is the
'rhtar of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
mork and is well known anu
Oon,lar in Salem. She has lived
ssrs ss for fifteen years, was grad
nS,ed from Salem high school and
s,terward was employed in the
s stste library and the office of the
secretary of state. Recently she
sneut two years in nurses train.
mo at Pasadena. She is also well
trown in Salem musical circles
and Is recognized as having mark
"A ability as a whistler.
Mr.. Carlson is the local dis
shutting agent of the Portland
Tslegram and also handles a num-
ber of magazines, having head
ouarters at The Ace. He is prom
iueut member Of the Apollo clut
and has a wide circle OF friends
N Salem, where he has resided
. number of years.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

Ramp, Romeo Goulet, Albert Gilie.
D. w. Eyre. o. ]. Shei. ]. w. Goe-
bel, c. A. Veibbert. F. p. Halik.
L. B. Davis. Hal Patton. z. j.
Riggs, Lee Gilbert, VILLAIN Me-
Gilchrist, o. X. Dewitt, George
Brown, Glen Niles.
Other members Of the Shrine
who attended. but not members of
the ptrol team are: Oscar Steel
hammer, George Dunsford. A. L,
Frazier. F. N Hobson, e. c. Naftz-
ger. e. F. Halik, A. B. Hughes, G,
F. Brand, F. A. Erixon. B. A.
Shaver.
The program in Albany includes
picnic, parade and entertain.
ment in which the dancing girls
from Portland are expected to bs
the star feature.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
Edited by
Adelaide v. Lake
Telephone 50

ing 200 Portland Shriners. band
and dancing gils, with motorman
and conductor wearing the Grim
son fez, arrized in Salem at s:45,
and spectators were treated to a
brief musical program.
Portland politicals were promi-
ent among the Shriners from the
city. Mayor Baker and Harvey
Wells, wearing genial smiles and
the accourtrements of their order,
hoped off the train to give their
brother Shriners a hand shake.
Members of the Salem patrol
team who went were: Captain Joe
McAllister, Lester Davis, second
lieutenant; DR.. Fred Ellis, DR.. H
0. Olinger, Fred Scatter, d. A
Wright, G. u. Strickland, Ear
| Daue. George Ramp, w. Howard
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
Salem Sh1iners Go
To Albany First
Time In Uniform

of the local order and their fam
lilies motored or took the special
train this morning.
BY order of Captain McAllister,
the patrol team met at 8:45 this
morning In the new Shrine hall
and paraded for three-quarters OF
an hour preparatory for the pa
rade in Albany.
The train from Portland. carry
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

Purple pantaloons, scarlet jack
cts and red fez, flashed for time
on the streets of Salem this morn
Ing when the patrol team Of Salem
Shriners appeared for the first
time IN uniform, taking the spe-
cial Shrine train from Portland to
attend the reunion at Albany to-
day.
More than hundred members
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
Auto Wrecked In
Crash, Then Thief
Gets Accessories

Frank Waser, who Is assO0iS'eN
with the Salem cheese factory
la that il was bad enough 70
bova his car overturned on the
Silverton road Saturday night. ne
Siscoyered yesterday morning that
more could happen TO him how
nor lno.' ,oT Thieves had ransaeked his
machine during the night aeeoru-
ing TO his report to the police
Two tires and rims, all OF @ tne
cars tools, and the front eusniO"
we're taken. he said
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
Harold Cook
Resigns From
Boy Scout Post

To take up work in larger
field. Harold L. Cook, scout ex-
ecutive for the Boy Scouts of
America has handed in his resig-
nation to the Salem council. to
take effect October /. His new
position will be under C. r. War
ner, region scout director OF the
northwest.
While Mr.. Cook has been scout
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
M;.- Mabel Rsrfo1d..

Edward F. Morse, thirty-two,
for three years head teller of the
International Trust Company, OF
Denver, Colo, has disappeared
with Miss Mabel Penfold, twenty
two, an employe of the bank, and
$78,166 in cash, all the currency
that was In sight in the bank.
The couple, 1t is believed, fled to
Mexico. ]. S.. Penfold, father OF
ceived telegram from the girl
the girl, states that he had re-
from Fort Lupton, saying that she
had married Morse. The latter
has a wife, with whom he lived In
Denver. The theft was discovered
by the bank president, John Evans.
He said the condition of the bank
would not be affected, as 1t was
fully covered by insurance. Of
ficials of the bank said that Morse
gave satisfaction up to the time
of Miss Penfold's employment by
the bank in May Of this year.
Salem with them today. They
have been spending vacation OF
/ two weeks there.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
Writers Section
Plans Ont Door Meeting

The Modern Writers section Oh
the Salem Arts league Will nave
an out door meeting tomorrow at
ternoon and evening at Spong $
landing. A bon fire will be built
and a picnic supper prepared and
the program numbers will be sub
mitted about the fire. Miss Carol
DibbIe will read one of Mrs. W.
F. Fargo's stories Empty Spaces
which appeared about a year ago
in the Christian Herald. Other
original work will be submitted.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

executive the Boy Scout member
ship has grown from 60 members
to 500 members with 20 scout
masters and assistants and an or
ganization comprising nine local
and four suburbsn posts.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
Mrs. Hinges Home
r.o,n Seattle Visit

Mrs, Halle Parrish Hinges and
ber mother, Mrs. Henrietta Par
-l.h returned Friday from Seat
No where they spent a month as
the guests Of Mrs. Hinges sister,
Mrs. b. M. Cox, at her suburban
residence.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

A speeding machine being driv-
an without proper precaution Wa
- rs.Donsible. according to eoro-
nsT.s iury. for the death Of NIT
Mvrtle GOWNS at Nyssa-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

Building permits issued In Eu-
gene from January to August ] 5
this year number 219, and the es-
timated value OF improvements
which they represent is s27s.115.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
Visits With
Relatives Here

Lieutenant Harold r. Ander-
son has returned to his home in
Seattle after spending the week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
EA Anderson, and sisters, Chris
tyne Ackley and Mrs. e. L.
Kapphahn. Mr.. Anderson holds a
resuonsibIe position with the city
engineer Of Seattle.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
III L Club
To Meet Tomorrow

The Tri L club, business girls
Organization, will meet tomorrow
evening for a social time at the
7. W. C. A. A program has been
planned for the evening, refresh
nents will be served, and gen
eral invitation has been extended
to all business girls to attend.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
krs. Kelley's Guest
pc4--a MT

~ta-Ae W AlAlllO1o
Miss Erma Telford. who for Oe
past week has been guest al
lie home of Mrs. Charles Kelley,
IN Salem, left on Saturday for her
home in Illinois.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
Vacation Here
fnmas To an End

Howard Culver, OF Portland,
who has spent the summer in Sa-
lem with his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. F. ]. Culver, returned to
bis home yesterday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
silngs Family Home
run Eevnort Vacation

=. william Bone made the trip TO
ssNPort Saturday and viii meet
iamily there. returning to
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
Mrs. Guy Smith
Home from Portland

HOMb IIUIH IU1 bIuHu
Mrs. Guy o. Smith and small
sons, Lawrence and Robert, who
spent last week in Portland, re-
turned on Friday. They were ac-
companied home by Mrs. Smith s
cousin, Miss Blanche Cassidy
who will make a short visit here
with Mrs. Smith and othei
friends.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
Spend Week

Spend Week
End in Eugene
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Shields spent
the week end in Eugene, visiting
with friends.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
Family Home
from Trip South

Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller anu
daughter, Marion, have returned
from a three weeks trip to south
srn Oregon and Belknap Springs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
Home from

Home from
Week at Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. BOsshard,
saaghter, Dorothy. and niece, Miss
aelen Applegate, have returned
non week spent at Newport.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
Mrs. Purvine
Is in Portland

Mrs. F. L. Purvine is visiting
with friends In Portland. She
vent down about a week ago.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

Who is there fought vaanty to reduce prices who
took greater immediate losses and who sacrificed more heed
essy with the ultimate mot in view to bring prices down to
the lowest eb than did the Peoples Cash Store when others
were communicating higher prices This institution has always
been and always will continue be bulwark against high
nrces and lowest profits
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05
Guest Goes to
Home at HazelaI

Miss Audrey Bunch, of Hazelau'
who spent the week end In Sa-
lem as the guest of Mrs. w. f.
Fargo, has returned to her home
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-05

We must again, in the face OF continued gradual
strengthening of market conditions take up weapons
and readiness protect patronage who have
to rely upon knowledge of market conditions guide their
seasonal purchases.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-09
FRANCE HAS LARGEST
STANDING ARMY. SAYS
StCRE TARY BAKER
But Italy Is the World 5
Greatest Military
Power

w NN0lllN' ~.
has IN" greatest 1''N"'n- 3" 'N ," w.,
world "''"' u',R q" 'l!'". ".'l'"'.
10 congress l"d'h 10y S''' s'' '''F'.,
but counting 'N ''''N' 'l'N
forces li"N 'N inc "'''' '''''''~
hllll"IN P""''. -.,.,..
l"H''7 ,'N'''.
'"nAinuhs on .''''7 i,,...,'
,"luhi"I I"'l'. ."" '. ''''' ''''
ftan'' h'' I.'',.""" 'N'n N' '
IN IN" i'-,l N'E ,.'.N '''"''' '''
humh'lN ''u,N"'. '"' ''7 '','' w. ''''
slsiS OF 80, ,''. 'u,n pm, ',u''E .,
.'"''' '' ..t... -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-09
Prohibition Chief
Attacked in Sharp
Tilt in House

N .ArlllNNItN. Fol-. If"IIHl-
ZION Commissioner k.aH.. internal
Revenue CON missioner Williams ANA
the tuti..tluuu l,HrH. .Nu' l1 for
4nlrH attack uu tho iln.r ut IN, house
tudHN lN chairman Good uI 'u' ape
plupr .HiIuua rumuittr, vHu IrduIrri
iu n u't win Representative Nul-
stead. rpuuhu,tr Nuut.uf author
uf tuc prohibition enforcement luW.
R,pr,sputltiv, Good charged that
~, appropriations committee while
tuuuiIiug into the financial needs NJ
! tho prohibition enforcement depart
m,ut had found "irrrgulur Things
which "uuEht NOT 10 o, permitted, %
aud added that Mr. kum'r and other
enforcement officials did NOT 'Hrom
| to EuoN.' what was ro.1g uu bee their
departments
Mr. Nolstoad defended Nr Kramer.
Il.s,rtinE that the commissioner had
uutN douiod that thur' w,r' any ir-
trgulautiiys iu hls department.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-09
Arizona Cattlemen
Oppose Regulation
OF Meat Industry

pNpENlN Ari2, Feb. g. 'ppuSi-
tou 90 efforts Geo rogulut" IN" m'at
industry "ur any part thereof by
commission was contained iu "a r'7o-
Wuuu unanimously adopted by tho
resolutions ,umwittu" Of the Arizona
Cpttl' Growers association IN cony'n-
ton here 10 was expected foo h'
placed before the convention at THIS
afternoon session
tn, resolution also contained tho
following
w, ar" uualt'ruhly opposed tu tho
GrOuuJ hll now iu congress as ons
that viii continue Goo react uufuyuu.
ably ou uur business and make it uu.
stuhI, and uncertain. DHr business
needs stability. certainty ana cooper
.tiuu between every branch Uf tu,
same tu enable each particular
brunch 90 bu conducted without loss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-09
BRITISH DENY
WARNING Of
WAR WITH j. s.
Foreign Office Says Re-
ported Statement Was
Never Made

WAsUINGTp>, Foh. @ by di
ru.uuu of has government I'.'.
Dr,ialr. British charge hrrr called
today uu s,urotar, colby 1t tho state
department. to dony formally uulhaH.
ed reports that officials Of tho British
foreign office had told American
newspaper correspondents tn London
that Great iuuin and America were
fr,luIur the path leading tn wI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-09
Negro Whom Sheriff
Forgot to Hang Must
Be Executed, Ruling

upy Guu,rul Coco announced lat" toe
Ola. that lnuuin Eaton negro who
has boon living since Feb 4 because
a., sheriff forgot 20 hang him ON
that date. as hai been directed in
his sentence for murder, must hr
hanged unless tho board of purdDus
recommends communication OF som
t.urp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-09

LYNN. Mass. Feb "a reduction
averaging 90 per cont in the pay OF
0.0bO employee 90 tho plant ~ the
General Electric company horc was
announced today Tho cut Will not
apply 60 clerical employees ut present
1t is said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-09
MAN rorNp DisNp.

rAsPNE Wyu. Fen.
Ylaruignn. A.. whose llst known al,
dress was Kansas CIV Mo. was
found dead This morning Boo 90 SNOW
DRIFT back OF local cafe There
were uu murEa uu the body i' ln1l-
cate violence, An inquest VIII ''
held later
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-09
Money for Mexico
Withheld Pending
o. K. on Obregon

W NSliI N'tINlN. Feb. Govern.
u'ri approval of any plans tu obtain
capital in On" United States for zee
huuilifItiuu of Mexico Dr. being with
hold pending recognition cot the Our"-
rIu government.
This was learned today Iu connection
with ihu receipt Ir fn' state depart
m,ut of u communication from the
American section. international Com
miit,, of Bankers asking for Hucn
BuEruFIuus ls might n' helpful
Tho bankers also reported that tho
Mexican charge had suggested that
Thomas ". Lamont ut New york o.,
cent tu Mexico Co study the ryhub,
utl'iun problem
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-09
AGREE ON BILL
TO RESTRICT
Immigration
Senate Committee Ex-
cludes Nationals of
Japan
,-s ..,oa.r.7 --,..

WN-UIEGT, T.U sau.ut...
OF Japan u. n.U .. ui mt.. u....
.uuutrI.. u.u.J I. excluded uum
the operate. u. nmunut. mui.
Erptiou control IH .u.id,r.d today
ny IA, r.uU.u immigration committee.
1908 substitute tur u. Nuus, m,IH.
urr Aituf nlIrr sumr u..uur
changes f.r committee u.,u. 'l lu.
prov" fn. Hn.rtu'. tomorrow
A. drafted H. chairman tut fH.
substitute would affect largely mu.
grants coming .rm Is..u. U..II.
tupurrH. nationals. alton. VN. u..II
special. M N,.Ut.I fHm fI. ....
vision. uI fU. u,.Hur. would U. f|...#
from China Canada .tfu.uH..f.f.
cuba N....u Central hm..I... a..fn
Amr....I ...I uHf..u. with which .r...r.
I,. ,NI.i u.uUruu. muUrrtf...
p,r ,.,t ti,u,,
'. .''l.' measure N''"I i'
sun. .".'.'-' .'''.' .. I.'' 60. ',M,
P'I .. 'N ''''"N' I'''l I
in '. m''d s'H''. 10" determined .nr
'h' census ".I N'' N.''' 'N'H
tW'.' N'I .'I' '' I'" '"'H. number
"i 'I.' 'AN'i-i,'.., I'"W 'NF country
/ 'h "'. 'I ".''' H' 'IH'i'.'l "N..'.
''. .' "'.''"
Chairman Colt muIp uulI. r
| table showing that uu iH. l.. U.r
cont basis using no, 1910 census uE-
ur.. 1888, lud '.H,9 Japanese ,ulII
/ 'ut.r In' country 900 one vr1r
De-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-09
NIINTOR HIPOHrID kuLTD.

Qi Itt.'. l'b. y. Reports that
Lieutenant q Noziny of th" uir patrol
guarding timber lands. was BILLED
yesterday when DIS urpIln, crashed
uuir Ste. Anne dr CulyUufImU were
received here tudIy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-09

-,iIfr TRIALS are q" b" giNrn the
ufur Nlahnml militiampu accused
oi taking from prison az Jasper a
Young uuim coal miner and i,uch-
iur him iii~t tu be- tried was SER
syunt Robert g.. Lancaster in ur
center, Dthrr. are go james ".
NrN. go W g. iiumhN tD james
Franklin. loI HoN Patton, tD 4.
W Speed. 90 Clarence Richard
-au. tsl MANLY u ~rNtou, ta)
Glenn /. stephens.
brought 'o rH, village uriruG. which
fN.u l,Id HUI. .r. wHu.
r,UuN directly interested ln tH"
,.a. Hu.t,J tr Hamilton uu1 turned
um houses iuU several uiI,F around
'H. village into hotels Mur. than
l.U Witnesses wen. summoned
Attorneys fur tho stat, made uyuy
preparation for perfect ,us. agniuat
The Little River news., 1921-06-18
Pine Prairie News

Pine Prairie, June 4.-(SpeciaD- We'll, as the farmers have been wish ing for rain, I think they are getting plenty of it now.
 Little Horace Fender, son of Ernest Fender was taken very sick Sunday
 The dance at Mr Busters was en- joyed hy large crowd Saturday night Everybody reported nice time
 Robert Anthony of Allene visited his home at Pine Prairie Saturday night and Sunday.
 John Harrington of Richmond at tended the dance Saturday night.
 MT, and Mrs. Bryan Page spent Sun day with the latter's parents near Richmond.
 The crops at Pine Prairie are all looking good. but the best Of them are George McDowell's and Jesse Busters
 Mr. and Mrs Page were visitors at Lon Tenders Sunday.
 Jimmie Mcdowell lert Monday for Mineral Springs.
 Miss Piercy Mccullough and Miss Lee Fomby and Otho Rhodes spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. George Dowell and family.
 MT. and Mrs. Homer Rhodes visited the Hooks home Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. George McManon spent Sunday, the guests of MT. and Mrs. Lon Fender.
 MT. and Mrs. Vonley Crouch and children spent Sunday with the for mer's brother, MT. and Mrs. Fate Pickett at Peytonville.
 George Mcdowell spent Sunday at Ogden.
 Jack Davis of Arden attended the dance here Saturday night.
 G. w. Mcdowell was in Ashdown Saturday attending to business.
 Mrs. Nettie Cornelius and mother are visiting relatives in New Boston, Tex.
 Geo. l.. Lewis and R. M Lear closed the mill Thursday on account of no sale for lumber. Red River is rapidly rising now, but don't think any damage will be done.
The Little River news., 1921-06-18
cerro Gordo News,

Cerro Gordo, June 16.-(SpeciaD- Jim Brazil has returned from Fl Dor ado, where he has been looking over tho oil fields.
 Mrs Drake has gone to the springs fOr her health.
 Miss Edna Brazil and Devo Bolenger spent Sunday at Pauley.
 Rufus Kirk is in Idabel this week on business.
 Mrs J. R. Moore received bad news from Texas. her brother having shot and killed himself
 Charley Hopkins is talking of leav- ing here and going to the wheat har- vest.
 Mrs. Brown spent last Sunday with Mrs. Brinkley.
 Misses Emma Brinkley and Lillian Pauley spent Sunday evening with Miss Maggie McCuller
 Little Eva May Babcock was taken suddenly i'll at noon Wednesday with congestion and at this writing mas not improved any.
 Miss Lillian Pauly is visiting at Winthrop this week.
The Little River news., 1921-06-18

Foreman News.

Foreman, June -(SpeciaD-Miss Allene Johnson returned Thursday from Fayetteville, where she has been attending the University of Arkansas. | Mrs. James Dollarhide was hostess 1 to the Bridge Club Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. D. s. Collins are visits ing their daughter, Mrs Otto Fore hand at Texarkana.
 Circuit Clerk Jas. H. Williams and family spent Wednesday with rela~ tives in Foreman. R. P. Lindsay and A. E. Waters of Ashdown were here Thursday.
 Miss Jimmie White left Friday the 10th for Dallas, Texas, where she will again take short course in express sion.
 D. w. Bailey was business visitor in Ashdown Saturday,.
 Miss Blanche Dollarhide returned last Saturday from Galveston, where she has been attending school.
 w. D. Waldrop of Ashdown was in Foreman Tuesday.
 H. M. McIver of Texarkana was & visitor here Wednesday.
 Mrs Grover Milford of Texarkang returned home Thursday. She was accompanied by her sister, Miss Mary Campbell.
 Miss Agnes Elliott who has been att tending school at Mena, returned home last week.
 Sheriff Robt. Pierce and family vis- tied relatives in Foreman Sunday.
 Little Miss Helen Hunter Wheandon left Thursday for a visit with her grandparents at TexarKana.
 Misses Antonette and Lucy Elease DeLoney and Thomas DeLoney motors ed to Hope Wednesday the Sth to att tend the wedding of their cousin, MisN Sophia Perkins to Glen L. Williams.
 Mrs. Lon J. Meroney is visiting herS son, D. c. Myers at Haworth.
 Miss Louise Williams. ot 'Texar- kama is visiting friends in Foreman.
 Misses Jamie and Mildred Ellis, wnu1 have been attending school at Arcadia. Mo, are expected home today.
 Mrs. B. Latimer and little daughter, Marjorie, arrived Thursday for visit to their parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Steel.
 Mrs O'Farrar of Richmond, Va, and Mrs. H. o. Graves of Garvin, Okla, who have been the guests of their sfs- ter, Mrs N. D. Ellis, for the past two weeks, left Wednesday for New Bos ton to visit their mother. after which they will leave for their homes.
 Our efficient editor of the Foreman Sun, W. B. Coley, is attending the Arr kansas Press Association at Hos Springs.