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, 1921-07-07
Ladies' Aid Entertainment.

The following program will be rem
dered Friday evening at the Jensen
Hall under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Presbyterian
, 1921-07-07
1ntoea Will Gel
lte Sept. 9-1O
sal Program Of Races and
,nts viii BE Provided
|nittees Are Busy.

Saturday, September 0
zen selected as the dates
race meeting and wild
Saratoga, and the com
already received assur-
lent material for an ex-
d show. More racing
N evidence and a much
of bad horses for the
I.ests will be available than
asst years, so those in charge of
arations have no hesitancy in
that the show to be staged on
track this fall will be an ex-
= good one.
ar's show here vas pronounc-
who saw it as M of the best
enjoyable they ever attended,
slays and something of inter
all the time. A special effort
Iade this year to have every
as smoothly and the program
kclude additional events and
attractive prizes. Details of the
us events will be published later.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-29
MOSLEY SELLS 261
 BALES 1920 COTTON

Wiley Mosley, May11ower merchant, yesterday sold 261 bales of 1920 cot ton to the Lesser Goldman Company of Little Rock, the sale including all MT, Mosley's holdings except his pur- chases this season. MT. Mosley has been holding his cotton for "a quarter" confidently predicting it would sell at 25 cents even when it was down to eight and 10 cents. "I didn't quite get my price," he said, but got pet ty close to it and decided to turn loose. I still believe cotton will sell for 25 cents in a short time and look for it to go to 30 cents by Christ mas"
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-29
SHELTERS INVADE SOUTHERN CONWAY
CONTROL WORK EXTENDED
Treatment of Mosquito Breeding Places South of City Limits Nee
 essary, Says Mayor Cole.

Carried into the city the southern breezes prevailing the past few days, the worst invasion of mosquitoes since control work was begun early in 1920 exists in the south half of Conway. As a result, Mayor w. D. Cole and Sanitary Officer J. R. Paul have ex- tended the mosquito eXtermination work to an area reaching about one mile south of the city limits, and May or Cole has decided that this area must be regularly and permanently covered in order to eliminate the mos- quito in the city.
 "Ninety-eight per cent of the thou sands of mosquitoes now found in the south of the city were bred in stag nant pools and ditches outside the city limits,' Mayor Cole said today. When the appearance of the insects was first reported from various resi- dential sections of South Conway, we made systematic survey of almost every square foot of ground in that section," he said, "and found absolute ly no breeding places. The investiga- tion was then extended farther south and in a number of farms within a mile or so of the south line of Con- way we discovered myriads of mos quitoes. They would literally rise up in clouds as we approached the breed- ing places."
 Yesterday afternoon and today Mir. Paul has been applying oil to all breeding places in the infested area. All the mosquitoes and wrigglers in this section will be killed, but as to those which have drifted into the city nothing can be done, except to kill them as they appear in the houses.
 Ordinarily mosquitoes do not travel more than a few hundred yards from their breeding places, but under cer- tain avorable-or-unfav ble-con- ditions, such as prevailed here the past few days, they will migrate a mile or more. The occurrence brings to the city the necessity of covering an area of probably two square miles south of the city, Mayor Cole said to- day, if the mosquito control work is to be continued another year. He be- lieves, however, this should be done and says it will not cost more than $500 or $400 additional to do it. The control work in the city this year will be accomplished at total cost of about $500, the mayor said. A decrease in the price of the specially treated crude oil used for the work, from p to 8 cents per gallon, has con- siderably reduced the expense of mos quito extermination. Several cities of Conway's rank in this state have spent $2 300 to S3,500 a year in mos quito control work with no better re- suits than have been obtained here, Mayor Cole said.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-29
THE LAST CARD"

A woman's instincts, intuition, sixth sense-call it what you will--can sometimes solve fell murder mystery where the machinery of logic, as en- bodied in the minionS of the law, fails That is the unusual theme at the core of "The Last Card" to be shown at the Ideal Friday, matinee and night.
 Those who know what Bayard Veil Ter has done in Within the Law and ''The Thirteenth Chair" two of the strongest melodramas ever pro- duced in America, will be interested
 in the announcement that "The Last Card is Bayard Veiller production released by Metro. It bears the stamp of this great wizard of the drama, and stands out prominently as one of the finest pictures seen in a long while. Added to this is the fact that May Allison has the starring part
 Miss Allison has the role of Elsie hirkwood, the happiest married wo- man in town, until her husband is put in jail for the murder of a man whose body is found in the basement of their home. Sudden inspiration makes her realize that in some mex plicable, strange way the woman next door has really hand in the murder Acting on this clairvoyant realization Elsie sets clever trap in which the murder is enacted to the very last touch, and the real murderer brought to a sudden confession.
 Ioceol Rlnrlcc far ra1a ok &l;a aff;oa
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-29

For Sale-One 3-inch wagon, prac- tically new. Frank Schichtl.-9-29dtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-29
ENDERS.

At last autumn, with cooled breeZes, seems to have arrived
 The farmers of this section are rapidly gathering their cotton crop. The cotton here is as it has been re- ported of most sections of this county short.
 Rev. Foster Thomas and family spent Sunday as guests of Mir. and Mrs. D. G. Westerman. Rev. Thomas preached at the schoolhouse Saturday evening and Sunday morning at II o'clock
 Miss Wincie Hamilton returned Saturday, after two weeks visit, with her sisters, Misses Flora and Hattie Hamilton, at Little Rock.
 Miss Ottie Brinkley is able to be out again after an illness of several days.
 w. T. J. Tom and Ellis Melton and their families of near White Oak were visitors in our neighborhood Sunday.
 Louie Lexington and J. H. Shaw, who have bee min an army hospital | at Houston, Tex, came m Wednesuay | for a visit to relatives. Since our last writing T. M. Will Hams and Mrs. c. D. Turner, our county agents, met our enthusiastic club boys and girls in an interesting meeting, giving them valuable infor- nation on preparation of the club ex- hibits. The club motto seems to be: "work much and talk little" as that very nearly describes the years work. There will be a rally here October IA, under the direction of the agents. Everyone who can do so is cordially invited to be present. There will also be a program at night which will be followed by the distribution of use full and ornamental articles as prizes to the holders of lucky tickets. We will be able to give a complete list of our prizes next week.
 The people of this community are planning to take part in the com munity fair at Perkins October '.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. McNair of Bran- non visited their son, B. M. McNalr, and family here Sunday.
 Remember the first Sunday is sing ing day here. Come and bring your books.
 September 2S.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-29

Rub My -Tism Is a powerful anti septic. Cures infected cuts, old sores, letter, etc
 Coal for Sale-Call phone 40 or see s. D. Hanesworth, Halter Build ing.-9-29d2t
 Wanted-To trade improved farms for city property. Leo Hamberg, Conway 27d6t.
 For Sale, Cheap-Second- hand fur niture. 507 Deer St., blocks south of fair grounds.-9-2 -29d3t*
 For Rent-One newly furnished bedroom, modern conveniences-Apply 1918 College Ave.-9-25dtf.
 Jonn Reeves has sold 80 acres ol -and about six miles east of ConM ay :, to M. A. Hogan of Alma.
 Rub-My-Tism is great pain killer. Relieves pain and soreness, Rheuma- tism, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc.
 Mrs. Carrie Oakley and son, Sam Fuel of Melville, La., are visiting rel atives and friends in this city.
 Prof Floyd Forrest of Weather ford, Okla, is the guest of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. l.. Forrest.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-29

Mrs. H. E. Cureton is spending the day in Little Rock.
 Leo Hamberg went to Little Rock l this morning on business.
 Tayor W. D. Cole is business visi- tor in Little Rock today.
 We do all kinds or bicycle repair work. B. T. Clifft.-9-26d6t The best grade of flour always on hand at Holt & Sons.-928dtf.
 Wanted-Veal calves. Central Meat Market. Phone 2S5--7-25dtf
 For Sale-12 lots, price $500. Mrs. Anna Prince Pittman.-9-22dtf. Plain queensware, cups, saucers and plates, at Holt & Son's.-9-29dtf. When in need of anything in bicy- cle supplies see B. T. Clifft.-9-26d6t Mrs. w. S. Cazort returned last night from a short stay at Little Rock.
 Fresh mutton and pork sausage at Erbacher's Friday and Saturday. 9-29d2t
 You can see Just how much gas you get at Bolls Brothers Service Station -9-Sdtf.
 Jumper Dresses, in both vel vet and flannel, at Newborn Brothers.
 New Visible gasoline container at Bolls Brothers Service Station, phone 66.-9-Sdtf.
 Try Holt X Sons for groceries. We will save you money for the next few months -9-2Sdtf.
 Have your bicycle repaired at An derson's shop; prices right.-O. E. Brannon.-9-28
 666 quickly relieves Constipation, Biliousness, Loss of Appetite and Headaches. due to Torpid Liver.
 Wanted-Position by saleslady of five years experience, anything in ready to wear, millinery and dry goods. Also first class office work. Moderate salary at beginning. Call phone 307.-9-27d4t.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-29

ATTENTION, w. o. W.-Your re- ceipts for installment No. 9 are ready and you can find me at my office Fri day and Saturday afternoons of this week and Monday and Tuesday after moons of next week. J. w. Welch, Clerk-9- 9-29d3t.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-29

Mrs. H. E. Cureton is spending tn. day in Little Rock.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-29

Coal for Sale-Call phone 40 or see S. D. Hanesworth, Halter Build ng.-9-29d2t
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-29

Legal Blanks for sale at this office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-29
FARM LOANS.

Money is beginning to loosen up again and if you are contemplatin,. :. making farm loan this fall, maks application with me now, before the roads get bad. I am still at the Faulk ner County Abstract office.
 926dtf. R. c. Christner.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-29

Rub-My -Tism Is a powerful anti septic. Cures infected cuts, old sores, letter, etc.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-29
FEDERAL AID PLEA
 MADE FOR M.&N.A.
(By the AsseeYated Press)

Washington, Sept. 2Y.-Efforts to, solve the financial difficulties of the Missouri X North Arkansas will be taken soon before the interstate com merce committee, and data will be enue needed before the road can re- sume operation without loss. Several weeks will be required by the com mission in it's study of the roads problems.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-29
ORPHEUS CLUB.

An important meeting of the On pheus Club will be held Friday afte. noon at 4 o'clock at the home of MT Fred Gordy. It is especially desire that all of the membership be pres ent,
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-29
See w. w. Boyce about your plumbing. All work guaran- teed. Phones 565 and 527.


 F. w. Kidd of Van Buren, train master for the Missouri Pacific cen- tral division, is visitor in Conway today.
 Old fashioned brown sugar and fresh cornfeld peas at Hiegel, Thes- sing X MoiX. Phone 461-we deliver. -9-29d2t
 Mrs. Cecil Martin went to Russell vile this morning for visit to Mir. Martin, who is connected with the Mis- souri Pacific there.
 Mrs. R. J. Parker, who recently un- derwent a surgical operation at the Dickerson hospital, has recovered suf- ficiently to be removed to her home.
 Singer sewing machines, easy terms, $5 cash and S3 a month. Repairs, needles, oil, etc. A. J. Moss, agent, 10S west Oak St., phone 456.-9-2 -26d4t w. J. Harton, engineer at the plant of the Citizens Ice 6s Fuel Company, has resigned his position and will leave for his home at Paris tomorrow.
 City and Farm Property-For sale or trade. Terms to your advantage. Hanesworth X Bishop Real Estate and Insurance Halter Building.-9-29d3t For Sale - Residence on Center street, 3 blocks from business section, , rooms and bath. A bargain; easy terms. P. E. Whitman, Conway 9-26d6t.
 Howell Leming of Dardanelle, a former Hendrix student, has returned after a short visit at the college. Mir. Leming is principal of the Dardanelle high school.
 If you need lights, wiring or any thing in the electrical line, our MT. Brown will give you the benefit of years of experience. Lincoln-J ones Electric Co.,-9-10dtf. Capt. and Mrs. Arvor M. Ledbetter and little daughter have returned from Camp Perry, Ohio, where Cap tain Ledbetter was given instruction as an officer of the Arkansas national guard.
 NOTICE-We now have two delivery cars and are prepared to take care of your wants. Our motto is quality, price and service. Hiegel, Thessing X Moix, phone 461-we deliver.- 9-28d2t
 Our battery department is in bet ter condition than ever before and if your battery is in bad shape give us chance to rebuild or charge them for you. Lincoln-Jones Electric Co. -9-10dtf.
 Ice cold sweet milk (any hour), l at. 15c; fresh sweet milk, at. 12Kc; skinned milk, 1 at. 5c; butter milk, qt, sc; heavy cream, pt. 35c. Two deliveries daily. o. s. Russ, phone 29S. S-2Odmts
 Is it House or Farm You Want?- See our list of offerings on easy terms. City or farm property to suit your need. Hanesworth X Bishop, Real Estate and Insurance. Halter Building.-9-29d3t.
 Our new line of fixtures are on display. We invite your in- spection of them. Reynolds & Wheat Electric Shop, 306 N. Front St. Phone 375. | ATTENTION, w. o. W.-Your re- ceipts for installment Mo- are ready and you can find me at my office Fri day and Saturday afternoons of this week and Monday and Tuesday aftor-
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-29

666 has more mutations than any other Fever Tonic on the market, but TO one wants limitations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-24

mary Wilson age Is "f BInn"Ck. Rev
Cooper performed Lh" ceremony.
Sanford! i.r~iI" M"rlGs. -" y. Ei",s
worker Of Shadysidr ami Arizona kaiA-
leon I'uIiz. aged -" Of B"I!1IIr.
st. Clairsviue Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston '"l" hnv"
returned to their h'm" in Ih:vlr" axe:
spending several days At the h"H" ~
MT aud Mrs. Thomas Hick"rInn al East
Main street.
II. W. Schcrtzer Of DellaIre was a bus
'iness visitor In ST. tluirsvills yesterday.
Rev. J. q. Moore and wife and two
children Of Fyrng Yang. Korea. who
have been spending some t.mc with
local relatives left yesterday for ROmo,
y. z, where they Will visit Mrs.
Moorc's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rene-
dict.
David James OF Martins Ferry was IN
town on business yesterday.
George Mckee OF bridgeport was 4
business visitor in town Tuesday.
n visiting ut tho homo Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnston on Mar
ietta street
II. l. Bethel and family OF Rio
Grando. Ohio who have been Waiting
local relatives LEFT yesterday for
GAINESVILLE wl"rc they will spend few
days with friends before returning 10
their home.
! Mrs, Mamie Shannon Owens Of Bel
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ST. CLA|RSv|LLE
Three Divorce Suits Piled

Thre divorce suits were filed in the
Office OF the clerk Of courts YESTERDAY y.
."uu Hurr ~ Nellie r Burk Action
for divorce on the grounds OF extreme
cruelty and gross neglect Of duty. At
tNrn"r \. 81. Brown represents the
plaintiff.
I. y Hannahs VS. Laura B. Hannahs
Action for divorce and custody OF
minor child. Opal Hannahs on the
grounds or extreme cruelty. Attorneys
Thornhurg &, Lewis represent tho pla in
TIN
Mary r. Bulger vs. Marquis D. Bul.
ger. Action for divorce on the grounds
OF gross neglect OF duty. Attornc.
George A. Colpitts represents the plain.
Tiff.
Civil 6uits Piled
Daisy Pendleton vs. Forest H. Watt
ct al Action for partition Of real es-
.atee and other proper relief Attor-
neys Heinlein. SpriGss James ropres'
ent the plaintiff
The Bridgeport Dollar Savings Bank
Ing company a corporation. rs Mike
Stremsk.. Anna Stremski and Philip
Ko,h. Action for money only. amour;
claimed $4,000 with interest from Feb
ruary Is. 1921. at the rate OF SIX PEI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-24
STEUbENVlLLE
Jail Breakers Leader
Taken At Liverpool

After an ~.sht months search, 'harles
Spurrter. leader Of 'ao gang az pr.-
soners that broke jail here last pecem-
Der. was captured last night at r.aS'
LIVERPOOL by Deputy Sheriff William
Allison and Lieutenant Hinchh;e. "'
tho Pan Handle railroad force. ana WAS
brought TO the county Jail here. spur
riar Is under indictment for r"bolnS Il
snta At tho Franklin Machine SHOP o.
1000 worth OF Liberty bonds. TWO OF
The three o<her prisoners who escaped
w!,h him Orville Keller and George
Spears vera recap,ured and are no"
serving sentences. Joe r:s;o.. sunman
WA never captured
STAN Recovering.
Edward Stu. who shot aad killed ms
Z ~.i.er wife. Mrs. Elizabeth WOODWARD
: III. at tho Iatte-'s horne here sunday
mint. and who later took poison IN d"
n.ie,nDt TO Suicide. Is recovering rap'u'F
g. ,be Cill hospltal and will be removed
10 n cell IN the county jail Wednesday
He will probably be arratSned on
Thursday for preliminary hearing anu
indications are that he will race uEst
dsxres murder charge The 'unera' Oh
his victim was held from the homo OF
h.r brother, Thomas Woodward. al
knOXT1l0 tnlS aiNoEh0O''' -
ting made A. Sixteen church cemetery
W, s. Dunlavey. OF Empire. VINO TOOK
part IN the gun battle in detense Vi
Nra sim. Is In Jail yet. OFFICIALS re-
fus!ng 70 release him on bond lie Is
held as a material witness
aAbcuoesd- 9trl Marrtss.
II was learned today that Miss Louise
Smith. aged /. years. who has been
r,yxteriously missing from homo tor
the past week. and who II was oeues w.
had bean abducted was married AZ NO"
Cumberland W. Va. last THURSDAY, 'he
day Of her disappearance 10 "uaan
Rubls, young man OF this city ana SOL,
ai.r IN the U s. army. Although rel1
n,tyes say the girl 10 under IL, she ESss
nor axe a. II 1t New Curnoerlano- II
4, stated tnore. Authorities nave osen
...ktnr n local man who II wAs AllsSeo
q hsnot,a III. rtrl % thAt she could not
+..tif, AGAINST him AZ the SepeAmoo.
rr.na tury IN an assault casa NO EoFu
"a, been received By Mr.. ana ArA
Hxrry Kama grandparents and Sul
.,.,s az me GIRL since her disappear
.ncs and her present whereaoouu Ae
unknown
WIN RScovSr.
Joseph Daughsrty. Of "ellsours' VINO
-. run oyor by a street car at Fol,
,an,h.. last night losing . foot anu
= hand, Wal reported TO Do IN = ,Ais
d,t,o, At the Ohio Valley Hospital mere
mi, afternoon and his recovery - OK
pected.
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cent per annum. Attorneys George Z.
Mckee and VI. X. kennon represent the
plaintiff.
Probate Court
Jane. Robbins. deceased. Inventory
flied. approved aud record ordered.
George f Hayes, deceased. Inventory
hled: approved and record ordered.
John l.. Clark. deceased Appllcaton
Med for appointment OF adnr. bohd
s., 900 nled and approved: appointment
made: letters ordered and ISSUED. IN
yen,ory ordered and order Issued.
Yee Sing, dec. Petition filed to sell
personal property at private sale; pr'-
value ordered: order Issued and contin-
ued.
I.cona TigKelbeIk dec. Application
Slcd for determination " inheritance
tax; tax determined without auditor
appraisal, finding no tax due; copy Oh
finding certified to tax commission.
James Robin doc. Application filed
for determination OF inheritance IAN
tax determined without auditors ap'
praisal finding no tax due; copy OF
finding certified to tax commission
James Robbins. dec Citation to Wild
ow 10 make election returned and hled
- ,rssl with acknowledgment OF SCR
vtcA
I'D Spriggs. dec. Final account hled
80, for hearing September "a: notice or
dered: continued
Lenora T!gEelbeck dec. Final account
fled: set FOR hearing September "a: not
ice ordered: continued.
John Dubois. dec. Proof OF puhlica'
ton Of notice OF appointment filed. mp
proved and record ordered.
Emily Street dec Proof OF publica
ton OF notice Of appointment filed .ap'
proved and record ordered.
! In 70 Wayne f. Bethel, hnheas cor
nus. Application filed by Ralph Rethe
and Lulu Bethel for writ OF hahea'
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corpus; writ ordered and ISSUED TO sher-
III. "f oar srYera counties rcturnahlc
August l9:l at !" \. NJ. cans" con.
: tnucd
William T. Grader. Juvenile DEEPEN
dent Affidavit MED. set for hsarng
August 2Gat 10 A. NJ: warrant anf sub
lporha ordered and issued; cause con
tinucd.
Louisa Iano mothers pension. .tp-
pllcs ton filed; set for hearing Septcm-
Der i: James F.. Clark assistant proha-
ton officer. appointed to make exam
! inat!on and report; continued.
Simeon Pickering .admr. OF Harriet
/, Pickering. dec. VS. Clara McClugga6e E:
al Caus" further heard. finding that ali
the defendants are properly before the
court; that tho Allegations contained In
, tho amended answer OF defendant, MIL
ored Bali. are not sustained by tho evil
dence: that tho allegations OF tho petit
ton arc true and that tho real estate
described therein nbould be sold TO pay
debt. Private sale OF real estate at noe
less than the appraised value OF the
dover OF defendant. Simeon Pickering
ordered: order issued and cause cont!n.
ued.
e.: Realty Deeds
: Robert Cowen to Alamo R. Thomas
Tract Of land In GAINESVILLE. $3.50.
| Joseph S. Polins and Elizabeth K
! Pollins to Lewis Z. Fiscus. Three quar-
tors interest in IS and 40-l00 acres Of
coal in Warren Township. 81.
T. 8. Jones and Jennie Jones 70 Jos
eph q. Pollins Tract OF coal in War
rem Township. 81.
KArr1Ars Licenses
!, Charlie Edwin Campbell. asee -. q
farmer OF Flushing and Myrtle Eliza
beth Ncff. age %. OF Warnock. Row. c
w. Cooper performed the ceremony.
Edward NeiswanEer. age IS, in IN,
lice business at bridgeport. und Rose
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kennywood park. Pittsburgh. Pa. 10
slowly recovering IN the Mercy hospi-
tai. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe t:mig and Misses
Nan ard Rcss Gul.erte visited him re-
Gently.
Tn" three children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Rogers OF North Commerce
street ere all getting Alons nicely after
being operated upon .ast Saturday in
The Ohio Valley hospital. Wheeling. for
thu removal OF adcnolds and tonS.ly.
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PERRY snKs-1s. DHowH

Santiago. Chile. Aug. 23-Fifteen
persons were drowned when n ferryboat
sank in the Cautin river Al Telnuco CITY
so miles northeast Of VaidivIa today.
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l:.!rr and Mrs. Mary Mayor Of H"lton
E.n>as. spent yesterday calling on licOl
L.. 4
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