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The Washington times., 1922-12-10
Secretary, Who Accuses Gov
ernor, Says She Never
Smoked Nor Was Drunk
MRS. RUSSELL ON STAND
|Wlfe Of Executive Excoriates
Girl She Befriended as
an lngrate and charIatan
By GENE FLACK.
Uuiversal Hervice

OXFORD. Miss, Dec. 9.-Miss
Frances Birkhead, the petulant
prosecutor, today became the de-
nant defendant. Recalled to the
stand as q rebuttal witness to-
wards the close of the afternoon,
she sought to wipe out the ugly
counter charges that had been
made by the friends of Governor
Lee M. Russell, branding her as a
professional charlatan, deep dyed
In scarlet.
DENIES SMOKING.
In Q shrill, voice, supplemented
py impulsive gestures Of hate, "the
woman scorned." as she claims. de-
MED any indiscretions prior to her
slegSd amour with the governor.
Sha portrayed herself as an inno-
cent small.town miss, entirely ig-
norant OF the ways OF the world and
not guilty OF a single Breach Of
good conduct before the alleged Sc.
auction by the chief executive Of
tnis 8 ate. whom she is suing for
100000 heart balm"
She has never been intoxicated
n her life, in fact. she does not
Know what whiskey tastes like"
sue testified. She never, smoked:
sne never rode horseback, exposing
ner bare knee to the shy but stead
fast gaze of Dan Perry.
MRS. RUSSELL ON STAND.
She never DANCED In the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church at Dover.
She never had a romance with
Robert Hudson in an ice plant art
Pearsall, Texas. She never sub.
mitted to the advances of bold
suttors. and has always associated
with "the best people" a...
Three other rebuttal witnesses
testified In corroboration of the un.
impeachable character Of the plain
TIFF. Cross-examination, however,
disclosed that two of the three
were distant relatives.
Special deputies are securing the
State for former Gov. Theodore
Bilbo, for whom an attachment has
been issued. The case will go to
the Jury Monday afternoon, It 10
expected.
Mrs. Russell, volunteering her aid
to the defense of her husband. was
the last witness in the governors
beha1f.h I = 4
STUDY IN CONTROL.
The governors wife and the "other
woman furnished a study In con-
trast az they confronted each other
In the courtroom. Mrs. Russell In q
buxom, brunette type with dancing
coal black eyes and Jet black hair.
Although her words were tinged
with asperity as she described the
perfidy of the girl whom she had
once taken into her home and
charitably befriended, not a sug-
gestion of bitterness was betrayed
In her facial expression.
Miss Birkhead. on the contrary,
n q frail diminutive little blonde.
She seldom smiles. and then II Is
but a reflex EXPRESSION. devoid OF
any semblance of genuine mirth.
Occasionally she stole a furtive
Glance at the woman who was ex-
coriating her. but for the greater
part of the time she sat with her
head bowed.
TELLS OF SHOCK.
II thought she was my friend" ("
soIemniy pronounced the governors
wife. She added: ..-
She told me she was without
work - penniless - and without
friends. And II was I who sug-
rested that we make position
y -
The Washington times., 1922-12-10
Ford, Forgiving, Takes
Back Youth Who Stole

DETROIT, Dec, S.-George. w.
Pemmitt. %. confessed embezzler OF
$2.4Ss from the Ford Motor Com
pany. stood In tears before Judge
Henry A. Mandeil In circuit court
as he pleaded guilty. - I
He previously had pleaded not
guilty, but broken down fifteen
minutes later. ...s
When Robert M. Toms, assistant
prosecutor, told the court a Ford
official had guaranteed that the
youth. who spent his fraudulently
obtained funds on the support Of
q woman not his wife. would be
given another chance by the Ford
Company. Judge Mandeil placed
Pemmitt on two years probation.
The Washington times., 1922-12-10
Princess Mary in London
For Christmas Shopping

LONDON, Dec. 9.--Princess Mary.
who 10 reported in an interesting
condition." arrived in London today
with her husband, Lord Lascelles.
for few days Of Christmas shop
ping.
The Princess has hundreds of
friends who are expecting presents.
She will begin her tour Of the shop
ping centers Monday. returning Il
her Yorkshire home at the end OF
the week. She win spend the holi-
days there and will return to Lon
don again in January.
The Washington times., 1922-12-10

sfor her as stenographer during
the governors campaign. And II
was who suggested that we
take her into our home and pro-
vide for. her until she was able
to care for herself. We have
helped many unfortunate boys
and girls this way. It was not
unusual. She seemed to be appre-
ciative and often said we were
the best friends she had ever
had. -.... ..
When my husband first told
me that Miss Birkhead-and my
husband always tells me every
thing--had made the same loath-
some charges against him that
she had whispered to me about
DIR. Henry Boswell, was horribly
shocked. .-... ... ,.....
. read all of his mail--especially
his personal mail. and I know
that he never received any love
letters from this girl: never
and I know that she never made
any reference to any OF these
|. charges In the few letters that
she wrote TO US. They were all
Just friendly letters expressing
HAPPILY WED. SHE SAYS.
Under cross-examination, Mrs
Russell admitted there was an hour
and q half almost every mornins
after breakfast when the governor
and Miss Birkhead were alone al
campaign headquarters.
Mrs. Russell said their married
life had been extraordinarily con
genial''---'I think we are an example
of q really unusNs'ly happy married
COUPLE she added.
Seeking to establish the author
shin of the damag'ng Mary" let
ter. Attorney M. 8, McNeid, IN crose
examination, sought to trap Mrs
Russell into Identifying the sigma
ture as that Of her husband.
II signed many of his letters
when he was running for election
az lieutenant governor. I cou1dn',
make an M like he did, 90 I asked
him to change his style Of writing
It." she exnlained :.
Capt. A, b. Schauber, campaigr
manager for the governor In hi
Ruhernstorial race, charged thai
Miss Birkhead had extorted s60t
from Governor Russell's friends
when she threatened to broadcas,
her accusations. The governor
moved to have her arrested. bui
friends dissuaded him, Schaubei
testified.
Another time she threatened ID
XIII the governor, Schauber said
When Miss Birkhead was searched
he declared. she had a revolver in
her possessfon.
The Washington times., 1922-12-10
Rail Board Wage Cutting
Agency. Asserts ManiOn

CHICAGO, Dec. s.-"The United
States Railroad Labor Board Ii Q
wage-cutting agency"
e. J. Manion, president of the
Order Of Railway Telegraphers OF
America, made this declaration to-
night In commenting upon the
action of the Labor Board In lop'
ping off about 1880. 900 from the
yearly salaries OF 1900 telegraph
ers on eleven Western roads.
sThe cut was outrageous and un.
justified" said Manion.
The Washington times., 1922-12-10
Grand Jury Gets List
Of Clansmen in Gotham

CHICAGO. Dec. 9.--Mayor Hylan
Of New York announced here to.
night that the New York city gov
ernment had come into possession
Of lists Of the membership in the
Ku Klux Khan there. which had
been given to the two grand juries
investigating the hooded organiza.
ton.
The mayor. in q speech before the
Cook county real estate board. pre-
dicted the Klan's determination In
New York. Hylan denounced clCr.
gymen supporting the Klan, who,
he said. have been susceptible to
the clink Of dirty gold which such
membership places upon their
palms."
The Washington times., 1922-12-10
Black Cat in Road Causes
Auto Smash; One Killed

BRADFORD. Pa, Dec. "a
black cat started across the path
of a speeding automobile here last
night. The driver swerved to avoid
hitting II and the car overturned.
Helen Danielson. nineteen, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Daniel
son, Mount Jewett, Pa. died from
broken neck; Olag johnson
twenty-four. daughter OF MT. and
Mrs. August johnson. Mount
Jewett. and George Olson. the
driver, were seriously injured.
The Washington times., 1922-12-10

York navy yard
and Capt. Mont
eomery M. Tay
lor were nonni
mated yesterday
by President
Harding to be
promoted to tn
rank OF real
admiral.
Al the rame
time the Presi.
dent sent to the
Senate the nom
nations OF the
following 70 be
captains, u. 8.
NJ: Robert l.
Barry, william
r. Sayles. jr.
EdSvfnH II Do(ld
The Washington times., 1922-12-10

Louis Shane. John q. .nurcn and
Robert c. Cooke. Y
been detached .as ,,Ss frors the % y: 8 9.
the naval examining board here, ac.
cording to orders Issued yesterday.
Commander Arthur p. FairfieId
has been detached from the com.
mand of the u. 3. 8. Areonne. ac-
cording 70 the orders, and win bs.
come attached 70 the Burean Of
Navigation here. ~
The Washington times., 1922-12-10
Judge Condemns Jurors
For Acauittal in Murder

PEORIA. H.. Dec. S.--Alfred
Troth, aged Englishman. was
acquitted OF the staying of George
Weaver tonight by q jury after
four hours deliberation.
Judge T. N. Green condemned the
Jurors and declared the evidences
proved conciusively that TrUth had
Committed, the murder In cold
blood. Troth was admonished to
get rid Of two guns found In his
horne. if
The Washington times., 1922-12-10
Storm Warnings Issued
For Mid-Atlantic Coast

The weather Bureau last night
Issued storm warnings for the At
lantic Coast from Norfolk. Va. to
Atlantic City. N. J.
The warming declared the storms
would reach "Eale force" by this
morning, accompanied b. thick
The Washington times., 1922-12-10
Rhineland People Protest
French Seizure Threats

ESSEN, Germany, Dec. 9.-Repre,
sentatives Of all classes of people
In the German Rhineland at a mon.
ster mass meeting here today de.
against the French threat to annex
The Ruhr district. ..
Representatives of the palitenate,
Rhineland, West Phalia, Hesse and
Nassau-B Baden were present at the
meeting.
The Washington times., 1922-12-10

Accompanying
him was Senator.
Elect Il. II. Ed
wards, Of New
Jersey.
Ferris has been
In the public eye
on several occa-
sions prior to his
sensational cleo
ton to the SEN
at te. He W a q
elected governor
OF Michigan, in
1912 and 1914.
He aga'n ran for
the office In
1920, but was de-
feated.
Aside from his
s..llAa--n aaa
The Washington times., 1922-12-10

ties, he conducts one Of the lead.
ing private business schools In the
country. the Ferr.s Institute OF Big
Rapids, M.ch. The institution draws
ts student body from all sections Of
the country.
Almost Immediately upon HIS ar.
rival In this city yesterday. Ferris
went TO the Capitol. His only com.
ment was Haven't had time to
form any definite opinions yet,
merely looking around and getting
acquainted"
The Washington times., 1922-12-10
|SenatOrs-Elect
Visit at Capitol

Senator-elect Woodbridge N. Fer.
r.s, Of Michigan, who on March 4
viii take the seat In the upper
house vacated by Senator Charles
q. Townsend. spent yesterday at the
Capitol getting acquainted"
The Washington times., 1922-12-10
ASKS $4,000, 600 BUILDING

An appropriation OF ss.0oo.0oo for
proposed erection Of an additional
federal building eight stories in
height at Atlanta, Ga, js provided
In bin introduced In the Senate
Yesterday BY Senator Harris OBJ.
of oeorgiA
The Washington times., 1922-12-10
Senator d. A. Reed Gets
%. S. M. For War Service

Senator David A. Reed CR) OF
Pennsylvania, Is the possessor OF
the Distinguished Service Medal,
awarded him by the War Depart
ment for exceptionally meritorious
and dist nguished services" Reed
was cited for his services during
the world war and at the Spa con-
ference.
The Washington times., 1922-12-10

NTISS HELEN C. SMITH, one Of the Diua-
lH ci0us Bathing Beautiesv IUk0 closed a
Ueeks engagement at the Strand Thedter last
night, became the bride of Matt 4. ScanI0n, a
BeLGscO Theater performer, yesterday, in the
Municipal Court chambers. Judge Terrell
performed the ceremony. s
The Washington times., 1922-12-10
DRY" Officer Killed,
TroOps Ready to Move

FIT. THOMAS. KY, Dec. S.-CoI.
Gohn, commandant at the army
post here, tonight Is awaiting or
ders to proceed with troops to
Menefee county, KY, where. II IL
reported, moonshiners have killed
a prohibition officer and are resist.
ing arrest.
United States Commissioner
Woods, at Mt. Sterling. KY, made
the request for the troops.
The Washington times., 1922-12-10

MISS MARY wAMPLER.
isls T street. northwest.
b pilins up votes In the Shrine
popularity contest. due 70 the
efforts Of the employss In the
southern Railway Offices here
where she ID employed.
The Washington times., 1922-12-10
Cuba to Get Private Loan
Of $4,000, 900. He Saws

KEY WEST, Fla, Dec. s.--Ar.
rangements for a private loan Of
$50, 600. 900 to Cuba have been vir-
tually completed, DR.. Carlos Manuel
de Cespedes. Cuban secretary of
OF state, stated here today, while en-
route home after several weeks
spent In conferences with United
States Government officials and
'financiers. j., ~
The Washington times., 1922-12-10
Tiger Predicts
That He Will
Die Next Yeal

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Q.
NEORGES CLEMENCEAT,
" 'T,ger" Of France, today
lauEhingly predicted his own
death next year.
'1t h not my time TO die
this ycar." he said. :
"Wait until next year 10
guard me wen, for then I
shall need &C." he added.
The war premier II eighty.
one years old.
The Washington times., 1922-12-10
Bishop Waterhouse Dies
After Being Hit by Auto
ny International News serv,ce,

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Dec. s.-Dr.
Richard Green Waterhouse, bishop
If the Methodist Episcopal church,
South. and former president OF
f'mory and Henry. College, q Method
ist institution at Emory, Va, died
here late today an q result of in
juries received when he was run
down bv an automobile Thursday.
The Washington times., 1922-12-10
Stork Brings Daughter
tn Ex-Governor Co,

DAYTON. Ohio. Dec. s.-Barbara
Blair Cox, nine pounds In weight.
was born to former Gov. and Mrs.
James M. Cox here early today.
Mr.. Coz was Democratic Presi.
Dental candidate In the election two
years ago. -L...
The Washington times., 1922-12-10
larutOwicz Is Elected
President Of Poland

WARSAW, Dec. s.-Gabriel Naru-
towiez. former foreign minister Of
Poland, today was elected first presi-
dent Of the, Polish republic by the
Pol sh National Assembly. His ma
jority was 81. General Pilsudski.
former chief OF state. refused to be
q candidate
The Washington times., 1922-12-10
Two Nominated
AS US. Admirals

Capt. Carl vogelgesang, com
mandant OF the Third naval district
and also commandant of the New
The Washington times., 1922-12-10
REWARD OFFERED
FOR AssA|LANT
Several Quizzed After Attack
on Mrs. Florence Wilson,
but Are Released.

Impetus yesterday was given to
the search for the negro who as.
saulted Mrs. Florence Wilson. forty
years old, 718 r street southwest.
near Eighth and H streets south
west Friday night, when q 500 se-
ward was offered for information
leading to his arrest and conviction.
Major Daniel Sullivan. superinten'
dent of police. offered the reward.
Several men answering the descrip-
ton of the assailant have been ques.
toned at the Fourth precinct police
station. but all have been released.
Detective Sergeant Lawrence
O'Dea assigned to the case, stated
last night that Mrs. Wilson had made
preparations to listen in on a radio
musicale. Having to wait twenty
minutes she told her husband she
would take q walk around the
block" with the dog.
It was while she was on this walk
that ,the negro snatched, her hand
bag ana assaulted her. He threaten
ed hesswith q Knife. Mrs. Wilson
was prostrated last night.
The Washington times., 1922-12-10
Burch Is Released
In Kennedy Staying

Los ANGELES, Calf. Dec. a.
Arthur c. Burch. Chicago clubman.
tonight was free. for the first time
since he was arrested for his alleged
connection with the murder Of ].
Bolton Kennedy. ..
Burch stood four trials. three on
q charge Of murder. and the fourth
on q charge of insanity. All four
disa greed, the last one being unable
to reach q verdict this afternoon
as to- whether or gpo1 Burch was
sane. Assa result y ..s reiesSed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-12

lowed by tea at the home Of Mrs p.
P. Womer the White House
y = y
Mrs. B. E. hartman. of Oklahoma
CITY. Okla, will be the guest of honor
at 1 O'Clock luncheon followed by
bridge, to be given Saturday afternoon
by Mrs. F. K. Vest at her home.
Covers will be laid for:
Mrs hartman Mrs Arthur Nichols
Mrs u. T. Nc Mrs =. =. Womer
F.schrou Mrs. j. g. Bauer
Mrs F. A Derby Mrs George D.
Mrs. Henry V. Walp
Stearns Mrs. J. A. McAfee
Mrs. John w Rahill Miss Katharine
Mrs. L. W. Wilson Clough
Miss nellie Clough
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The members of the Felicity Bridge
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-12

Luncheon club and their husbands will
have dinner tonight at the Harvey
house and will spend the evening play
ing cards at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Z. Parr.
Those in the party will include:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Perry
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Parr
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin LANCE
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Seery
Mr. and Mrs. u. H. Lee
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Smith
Mr.. and Mrs A. X. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs-V. B. Kistler
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Davis
Miss Jennie Bross NN
= =
Mrs. E. G. Foster will give 1
O'Clock luncheon Saturday at her
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-12

Some one wants that which
you do not. A small ad in the
State Journal want columns sat.
isfies both.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-12
Looking Blackboard in State
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY

An informal 7 o'clock dinner given by
Miss Mary Lakin at her home, corner First
and Western avenue last night, was in
compliment to Miss McPike and Miss Nc
Pike of Atchison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Poindexter and Miss
Mildred Poindexter have returned from a
visit in Emporia.
Mr.. Pancoast Kidder went to Atchison
Saturday to see his sister, Miss Kathryn
kidder who appeared there in Molly
Pitcher Saturday night.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-12

home ON West Sixth avenue for the
members of the Portia club.
This will be the last meeting of the
year and officers will be elected. Mrs.
l. NJ Powell vii eaX * the paper
Mrs. John S. Kritser entertained her
bridge luncheon club today at her
home in the Delodes apartments.
There were two tables 2 =
Mrs. George I. Mccoy of Los An
geles. Calf. and Mrs. Horace Newman
of Van Vert, Ohio, were guests of
honor at a luncheon given Thursday
noon by Mrs. Patrick Walsh at the
Harvey House
The guest list included:
Mrs. Mccoy Mrs. X. K. Bair
Mrs. Carl Sawin Mrs William Whit
patrick Mrs. N G. Edelblute
Mrs H L. AIkire Mrs Vincent
Mrs. Thomas Creary Kaczynski
Mrs. H. B. Hogeboom Mrs John Brunt
Mrs. Albert NeeSe Mrs w. C. Mcbon-
Mrs. Roy Shoaf ough
\ Miss Julia Whitmer Miss Lillian Kirk
Miss Agnes Walsh patrick
Mrs. Newman Miss Lulu Fordyce
4 * y $
Mrs. John NJ. Long will entertain
her Sewing club. Saturday afternoon
at her home.
/ The decorations for the Delta Gam
ina spring party to be held tonight
beginning with a dinner at the War
rem NJ Crosby tea room and followed
by dance at the Elxs club will have
an Italian touch. Dinner will be
served at quartet tables on which tiny
Italian gondolas and dancers will be
used for decoration. The sorority
colors, black, yellow and red will be
used in decorating the Elks club.
Chaperons and patronesses will in
clude:
Mrs. NJ. s. Holland. Dean and Mrs.
D. L. McEachron, Dean Susan NJ.
Guild. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Mitch
ell, DR.. and Mrs. John Wells RahiIl,
and Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Cobb.
The members of the sorority and
their guests will be:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-12

Miss Ellen Brett. Miss Marjorie Hodge
Ponca City, Okla Miss Lola Mckee
/ Miss Geraldine Baker Miss Ruth Clark
Ponca city. Okla Mr.. Franklin Adams
| Miss Hester Lichten- Mr. Howard Becker
| haun, Junction City Mr.. Charles Tasker
| Miss Dora Bratton Mr.. Floyd Taggart
/ Miss Dorothy Jones Mr.. Isaac Kendall
| MISS Beatrice Luthye Mr.. Charles Brown
| Miss Edna Basket Mr. Karl King
| Miss Miriam Rus Mr. c. D. Erickson
/ missed Mr.. William Barnett
| Miss Neva Shoe Mr.. Ray Harshbar-
1 maker ger
Miss Rachel Scott Mr.. orvilIe Parker
| Miss Ruth Helen Ponca City. Okla.
/ Brent, Ponca City, Mr.. Richard Linde-
| Okla. man
Miss Emma Rosenthal Mr. Perez Harvey
1 Leavenworth Mr.. William Thomp
1 MISS EtlZaDeth quail son
Miss Edna Abel Mr. Elliott White
| Miss Edith Harring- Mr.. Fred Pitney
/ ton Mr. Everett Jones
Miss Celia Regnier y, Mr.. George Bearg
| Miss Esther Schaffer Mr.. Reuben FOrney
! Miss Esther Young Mr.. Harold Long
Miss Dorothy Cole Mr. Norman Bloom
Miss Katrina Baum Mr.. Edward Nell
Miss Mildred Quail benny
Miss Lois Romig Mr.. Vincent Westrup
/ Miss Ava Sharp Mr.. Louis Larson
Miss Marie Hekeln- Mr.. Virgil Rankin
kaemper Mr.. Norma Jemison
| Miss Vera SeaR Mr.. Jack Shakeshaft
Miss Ruth Speer Mr. Charles Thomp-
ley ' MT. William Davis
Miss Ruth Lerrigo Mr.. Homer Dodge
| Miss Helen Frances Mr.. Kenneth Davis
Frisbey Mr.. Daniel Gugler
| Miss Margaret Rails Mr.. Sumner Cole
1 ton
Tho Holy Name Guild will conduct
| a food sale all day Saturday at the
| Pelletier store. Home made cakes
and baked ham will be specialties.
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Mrs. Ira Bnrkholder entertained the
| members of the. San Souci club this
afternoon at her home on West Sixth
l avenue. Guests of the club included:
| Mrs. James Nicholson, of Iowa; Mrs.
| Clyde WATSON and Mrs. George H.
| Litsinger.
Mrs Mary MoDuffie's Sunday
| school class of the Trinity Methodist
| church gave a party Thursday after
| noon at the home of Mrs. John Griest.
514 West Fifteenth street, in honor
| of Mrs. Francis Baker, one of the
| members of the class who will leave
| Saturday to spend the summer with
/ her daughter in Amarillo, Texas.
The guests included: Mrs. McDuf-
| fie, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Emma Gregg,
Mrs. M. E. Hall, Mrs. Margaret Schu-
mann, Mrs. John Walker, Mrs. Mabel
| Mickey of White, City, Mrs. D. L. West
Mrs. Mary E. Ze1I, Mrs. Alice Flowers,
Mrs. M. Z. Griest, Mrs. Lizzie Show.
/ Mrs. Cora Warren, Mrs. Maggie Cat
| ton, Mrs. Gertrude Dudley, Mrs. Mary
| Flower, Mrs M. Perkins, Mrs. Car
rie Grubbs, Mrs. Harriet Mohney, Mrs.
Laura johnson, Mrs. w. S. Richard
son, Mrs Sophia Stewart, Mrs. W. R.
Appleby, Mrs. L. c. Dixon, Mrs. Ida
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-03
AID IN CABIN" SELLS
 EGGS, 1000 MILES OFF

An advertisement in the Log Cab in Democrat resulted in a sale of eggs by him to customer 1000 miles distant from Conway, accord ing to Elmer Halter, poultry spec ialist of near this city. MT. Halter has been carrying an advertisement offering selected eggs for setting and he said yesterday he had received an order from A. F. Hafner of Fl Paso, Tex, for eggs. MT. Hafner formerly lived in Conway and like most former citizens reads the Log Cabin Democrat. Mr. Halter said he sold S64 worth of his eggs during the past week as a result of the ad- virtisement.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-03
CHANCERY COURT.

Myrtle T. Presley as eXecutrix of the late J. N. Helms has brought suit for foreclosure against E. R. and Ida B. Davis, the basis being note for $500 alleged given November ?, 1920, and due within one year, w.. A. Barringer is also made defendant in the action to establish what claim, if any, he has to the property in volved.
 Petition for partition of a lot in Conway owned by the late Brink B. Barker has been filed by his several heirs through F. P. Hawk and H. B.
 Complaint for divorce has been filed by J. T. Arlington against lsa- belle Arlington, to whom he was married in Georgia July 21, 1921. Their separation occurred the fol- lowing September.
 Collection of six notes for $1,000 each given October 20, 1920, as con- sideration for the transfer of certain described real estate is sought by Lula Ora Kelsey in a suit against TT. F. Thompson The notes were given to A. J. Roberts, the vendor of the tract, and were later trans ferred to the plaintiff.