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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-24
PESCUIREA UNOR
CADAVRE

Brest. % Maiu. - In aprOple-
rea locului unde sa scufundat
vaporul Egypt, au fost pesculte
astazi corpurile inca doua vic
time, carl sumt femele 81 ull
marinar indian. Femeia avea in
deget un incl de aur Ell initialele
'B. NJ" 81 purta in urechi niste
toarte Gu bani peruvieni.
Vaporul de patrulareal coastei
Generalul Joffre, mai pescuit
inca patru cadavre. Unul este Gel
al ofiterului de telegrafie, Curtis
j. Taylor, altul este al unyi pa.
sager nccunoscut 81 doua sunt ale
'unor matrozi indieni.
Vice-Consulul englez de aici a.
nunta ca dintre cei aflati pc Dor
Fdul vaporului Egypt lipsesc 12O
dintre carl 16 erau pasageri 81 81
apartinatori personalului de ser
viciu. Au fost salyati % de pasa
geri 81 204 oanleni de serviciu.
Z n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-24

"Adevaratii mteresati ce con-
due aceasta miscare, afara de in
terescle de partid, II 'au scos pana
acum capul 81 inca nu si-au ara
tat ghiarele. Activitatea Ii Sc cu.
noaste 81 scopurile ce urmaresc
au fost descoperite, La timpul
cuvenit totul are sd iese La lu-
|miDa. Sigur ca departamentul de
justitie nu poate sd le divulge
numele pana ce nu-i are cu totul
i'm mama
Gu alte cuvinte. ministrul de
justitie declarat formal in doua
rlnduri cd va iesi la iveala ade-
varata cauza atacurilor pornite
contra dansului. Aceasta mareste
interesul poporului i'll chestia
contractelor de razboi.
Dl Daugherty, in declaratiile
de astazi, anunta ca Sc vor mai
deslantui asupra-i 81 alte atacuri.
In declaratiile de sa,ptamana tre-
cuta IA spus acelas lucru 81 s'a do
vedit ca avea dreptate.
Amlcii dansului spun ca atacu-
rile lui Caraway sunt numai ince-
putul. 81 ca au sa vie la rand ade-
varate eXplozii cand ministrul va
Incepe sd aduca la, .bara justitiei
oameni cu mare Influenza in poll
tica 81 finantele tarii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-24

Ap3rarea miniStruIui
Daugherty
DANSUL RASPUNDE ACUZATIILOR
CE | Sc ADUC

WASHINGTON, 23 Mai-Dl Harry NJ. Daugherty, mini
stru de juse dat astazi comuncat prin ca
tacure ceor eel hvnovatesc de compcate in graterea
ui Charles W. Morse din penencaru federal in decursu a
minsratie ui Taft sunt inspate de pelsoane stau n
osu cortnei' in speana ca puea ntrerpe cerceare
prvitoare la fraudele contracteor de razboiu.
COmunicaul acesa umat declaration facue ier in
de senatorul Noses atacrle 80
corna de fum'' pn autorul cre caua proearea
oameni al administratiei trecue.
Mnsrul de jlsttie anulat ntrevederea de obceu
vca ziars in fiecre MART dupa anaz zcand ca este
peste fire de ocupa nsa dat prn secrearu sau scurt
oomunicat de patm propozitiuni
Dansu s'a curatit de caz Morse intro sngura propoz
une pamund agresor scrisoarea ostuui presedne
William Howard Taft 81 fosulu mnstru de justitie
George w. Wskersham in acesta neaga ca d.. Daugh
ery fl strut pc langa presednte obe graerea ui
Morse.
Minsru Daugherty decara ca cercetrle fraudeor din
timpu rzboiuu Isl cursu in cuda uturor atacu
Ililor
/ Iata comunicatul mnistruui de justitie:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-24
PENTRU CONSULATUL
ROMAN DIN CLEVELAND.

Romanii din Cleveland, Ame-
RIGA, au adresat d-lui lulu MANU-,
|prezidentul partidului national, 0
cerere prin care d-sa este rugat
sa intervie de urgenta pentru re-
infiintarea Consulatului roman
din Cleveland. Sc site Cd guvernul
liberal a. desfiintat, fara nici un
motiv de ordin ipsiti de protec-
tia Statului roman peste 10000
de romani din America.
Dl lulu Manu-, find inca su-
ferind incredintat pc dl BGihai
Popovici, ca in numele sau 81 a
partidului national sd intervina
pc langa ministerul nostru de ex-
terne in intelesul cererii romani.
lor din Cleveland. Dl Mihai Popo-
vici s'a prezentat ieri Ia dl I. @.
Ouca, mnlStru de externe 81 la
arafat indreptatirea cererii roma
nilor din Cleveland, precum 81 in
teresul de Stat de-a Fl cat mai
grabnic reinfiintat acel Consulat.
Dl I. q. Duca q recunoscut Cd
cererea 9 indreptatita. dar 3 &C.
rut Sd i-se lase un ragax dc cateva
zile, pana Ia sosirea ministr1ilui
plenipo potentilor Il Romaniei IA
Statele- Unite, ID Dibescu, on care
I've aranja chsstiunea Consplutalui
din Cleveland.
(Din ''Patria" J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-24

Youngstown, TO-, "a Maiu. =
Pc zirla de 20 Maiu Sc va deschide
conventia muncei la Atlantic City,
unde delegatii muncitorilor 81 al
fabricantilor de tinichea 81 tabla
vor discuta diferite chestnut pri-
vitoare la rasplata muncii 81 u
orclor de lucru.
Tot acolo sc vor lntruni 81 de-
legatii muncitorilor 81 fabricanti-
lor de fier, spre a discuta mou!
tariff al platilor.
Celc ce sc vOr hotari la acestc
doua conventii privesc deaproape
soarta $4,000 Gle muncitori din
fabricile de fier 81 otel.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-24
COMPERS
la APARAREA
FUNCTIONARILOF

WASHINGTON, "a Mai. -
Atacand intentia guvernului de
a prelungi timpul de lucru pen
tru micii functionari al statu-
lui, d. Gompers, presedintele
Federatiunei MuncitoreSti A
mericane, a zis:
"Acei ce cunosc conditiunile
in care cei mai multi dintre
micii functionari lucreaza, sunt
convinsi ca sapte ore de lucru
pc ri e destul 81 ca 0 prelungire
lear cauza ruillarea sanatatii. !"
&
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-24

unui deputat

Londra, % Maiu. = Astazi S a
inceput judecarea procesului lu
Horatio Botomley, membru al
parlamentului englez 81 fost di
rector al ziarului John Bull. Bo.
tomley este acuzat ca STAR fl in
susit bani din fondul apartinatol
clubului Victory Bond"
Deschizand >pledoarea de, apa-
rare, Botomley, care face pc ad.
vocatul in ,prOpriul sau caz, d IT,
nut un lung discurs, la termina.
rea caruia a cazut covarsit de
emotiune 81 de lacrimi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-24
SCADERI DE PRETURI IN TARIFUL
TRANSPORTULUI

In districtelel rasaritene urea
rea de 40 procente din 25 August
1920 fost redusa u 26 procente.
Tot astfel in districtele apusens
urcarea de 25 procente fost re-
dusa la 21h.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-24

I'm Flamdra
Jos
Trad. de N. Iorga.
In Flandra mdcii rosi crcsc
81 crucilc sc 'ng,WntdAlcsc;
Undc d0rn,in,.
Pc cerurt sMs
Un glas de ciocdrlV S "a dms
81 cdntecuI I'LL s0arbe tunul;
Trecurdm unuL cite unuL.
Mai icri ucdeam sori 81 apus,
Mbeam, eram iubi!i-$ 'acum:
In Flandra JOS.
Ne rdsbunaii pc dusn,am v0i,
81 facIa ce-dnt Msat-O moi
so ti,ieH Gun, v'am inudtat.
Cdci dacd mn, or fl pdcat.
Cdci SO dOrn.im u M'am 0ve0
cum:
In Flandra JOS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-24

Correspondents fostului pre-
Sedintc Taft 81 ministrului de
justitie Wickersham, publicate
din nou luna trccuta, arata lamu-
rit felul lcgaturii mele Gu cazul
morse intamplat de atatia ami
trecuti.
''Incitarile 81 motivele acestor
agitatiuni MI va aduce resultatul
dorit de Gel ce sc ascund in .dosnl
scenei. Cercetarile 81 pedepsirea
celOr vinovati de fraudele raz.
boiului vor merge inainte Gu toata
strictetca posibila, i'm ciuda tu-
turor atacurilor prezente 81 vii
toare.
Am credinta ca poporul din
intreaga tara isl da seama de 81
tuatic 81 va avea increderea in
departamentul justitici ca find
drept, cumpanitor 81 sirguin-
cios.''
Scrisorilc la earl sc refera dl
Daugherty in acest comunicat au
fost scrise amandOua in NOvem.
brie 1915, cand cazul Morse S d
speculat in lcgatura Gu campania
ministrului pentru nominarea dc
senator de Ohio pc lista partidu
hui republican, in care campanit
Ia invins oil Myron 7. Herrick
in primavara anului 1916. Ele flu.
sesera puse la ) Maiu in dosarele
congreSului dc catre senatOruI
Frank b. Willis ca dovada con.
ira primei actiuni de critica ince
pute contra actualului ministru
de justitie.
! Esenta scrisorii presedintelu
Taft este ca oil Daugherty nu Ia
j1nfluentat in nici un fel in hOta
rlrea sd de gratia pc Morse
Scrisoarea d-lui Wnkersham zicf
ca dl Daugherty "a luat cazul in
mana in eel mai perfect mod" 81
Ia prezentat inaintea ministru
lui Gle justitie lin felul cum al
ii facut oricare alt advocat' s.
ca I'm acest process dansul II "a
facut nici un pas care IL ar ii fost
pc deantregul legal 81 onorabil." ;"
i Senatorul L. H. Caraway, care
conducea atacul in senat contra
ministrnlui dc jistitie, ma fos'
prezent la desbaterile de astazi
astfel Cd ofensiva incetat putin
pana la sosirea sa. Atentia tu
Juror S a indreptat asupra comu
nicatului lni Daugherty, care 81
aytepta de multi.
! Nu prina CARA cand dl Dau
gherty declara ca I'm dosul see
nei" Sc gasesc persoane carl s,
tenn de cerretarile incepute d.
dansul in chestia fraudelor cl
contractele de razboiu. Sapta
mana trecuta, facand aluzie |,
scrisoarea fostului presedint,
Taft, danslil q zis:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-24

Washington, "a Maiu Insti-
tutiunea Interstate Commerce
/ Commission ordonat astazi o
mare reducere IN preturile tarifu-
lni de cAlatorie si transportafea
marfurilor % caile ferate,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-24
Ce Scrio ''beaCOn
Journa|''. despre
Regina Maria
RESPUNSUL D-LUI
DR.. r. L. VIORAN

Ziarul "Reacon Journal" din
Akron, O., Gu data de II cor,
publica un articol de fond Gu
titlul "When a Queen travels"
-"Cand o regina calatoreste." ("
Articolul comenteaza vorbele
Reginei referitoare la propusa
Eli calatorie in Statele Unite
care au fost reproduse 81 in zia-
rul nostru din Is cor. Comen-
tarul incearca sa ridiculizeze
calatoria propusa precum 81
rolul Reginei atribuindu-I unes
lie intentii de felul ce a avut
doamna Asquith 81 alte confe-
rentiare care au vizitat Statele
Unite.
Dl. DR.. r. L. Vioran, medic
in Akron, a respuns acestui ar
ticol nedrept in acelas ziar, Gu
data de % cor, respuns pc care
Gu placere il reproducem:
"Redact0rului siarului Beacon
Journal:
cam cetit articolul de fond din
ziarul d-voastra referitor la ppopu-
sa vizita in aceasta tara a Reginei
Maria a Romaniei. Nh pot price
pc tonul nedrept 81 ridicolul ce il
avansati, nici sarcasmul sardonic
contra acestei Regime, feneie de
0 inteligenta rara 81 care are fru-
moase 'opere literare; nepretentioa
sd 81 foarte democratica in ciuda
inaltei sale positii sociale; 0 fameie
multi stimata 81 iubita de poporul
sau. "a
Aceasta regina populara fost
totdeauna prototipul curateniei 81
sinceritatei caracterului. In tim
pul razboiului, suferind ca poporul
sau, ca a facut sacrificii pcrsonale
81 financiare, la fel GU femeile noa-
sire mobile 81 mari de mimi.
Am cunoscut-O 81 am auzit de ca
in Romania, in tara pentru care
s'a devotat 81 pentru care face tot
ce feneie superioara poate face.
Ea nu guverneaza, ci conduce
re poporul sau la tot ce nobil,
denim 81 inaltator.
| Regina Romaniei are in StatcIe
Unite aproape 100000 de conatio-
nall, oameni carl lucreaza din grcu
81 iubitOri de lege--, pc carl vrea
sal vada, sal cunoasca, 81 sd le
dOreasca tot binele.
Stu ca Regina Romaniei, dato-
reste multa recunostinta poporului
american care att de generos a
ajutat pc suferinzii Ell pc timpul
.ataclismului mondial, 81 acum,
cand doreste sd multameasca in
persoana bunilor samaritan anne
ricani, ca este intampinata Gu o
nultime de insulte anticipate!
| NJ de multi a aparut notita in
Itr'un ziar romanesc anuntand ca
Regina a facut un nou dar dc
100000 lei pentru intretinerea A.
silului femeilor batrane 81 sarace
in Rolnania.
| Sa fie binevenita in jurul nostru
| 81 so primim cu acel enthusiasm ce
este Characteristic american. Sd do
vedim acestei fenei de cultura
malta ca moi suntem superiori in
vederile noastre 81 Cd respectam
sinceritatea scopului 81 actiunilor
Eu rise sd spun Cd ziarul "Bea.
con Journal" va bineventa pc Re-
gina Maria a Romaniei ca moi, mi
de cetitori al ziarului.
s 3
n ID xrrnnAAr., !,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-24

IN CAZ DE ACCIDENTE
grave, perderea unui picior san
man&, Uniunea s. +. a. IL nm
bsneficiu do sapts suite dolari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-24
SAPTAMANA MACJLOR
Saptamana aceasta este "SAPTAM1NA MACILOR" 81
Sc serbeaza pretutindenea in Statele Unite

Saptamana aceasta este "SAPTAM1NA MACILOR" 81
Sc serbeaza pretutndenea in Statele Unite
Un medic american, docorul locotenent colonel John
McCrae din Armata Expeditionara americana 81 dan
sui cazut in urma nspirat de cmiterul soldatilor
rlcani cazuti in Flandra acopert de de mac
scris poezie puternica-pe publican All in orr
ginal 81 in raducerea dui n Iorga Versurile eli sau
respandit fulgeru 81 sunt rostite 81 All
mai de sodat american ci 81 de ntreg pubcu Stateor
Unite.
Poezia inspirat idee publicului american, idee
sa realizat Gu iueaa caracerisca unui popor
site entusasa de tot nobil In memoria soldator
americana ckuti in Franta sau adus semnte din mac
le acopera mormnele 81 sau semanat pretutindenea
in Statele Unite malu marei putit corable
carl au dus in tara unde luptat pentru trmufu drep
tate in orasee de unde plecat sa lie mai vaza in
gradine ingrje de mamele surore 81 vaduvele lor in
ale caror mimi sangerande traeste in veci memora lor
saptaman intreaga este consacraa memorei acestor
uptator saptamana intreaga poarta maci la buto
nera maci vnduti de organzatle de cartate al caror
pret este foosit pentru sustnerea ologor razboulu
Iata poesia in original 81 traducere:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-24

I'm Flanders
Fields
BY Lieut.. Col. John McCrae,
M. D.
In FLANDERS fields the poppies bloW
BetWeen the crosses, rOW and rOtC,
That mdrk our place; and IN the sky
Thc Mrks, still brarcly singing, fly
Scarce hcard amid The guns bel0W.
We arc the Dead. Short days ago
We Hued. felt daWn, sue sunset
gloW,
L0ucd and Wcre l0ued, md nOU
Wc lie
In Flanders Fields.
Take up the quarrel With the foe:
To you from failing hands zoe thrO,O
The torch; be yours TO hold 1t high.
IF ne break faith Nith us CAO die
We shall not sleep, though poppies
yrOW
In Flanders Fields.
The Pulaskian., 1922-01-12

however, but just the pure and un- adulterated canned apples without even one grain of sugar or anything else in them, but barely enough water to make them cook. I know this be- cause l canned them myself. Then there was another appetizer I used some and that was stewed Irish po- tatoes. Then planned me dinner. l was going to have stewed rabbit, raised on my homestead; Porto Rico yam pudding and muscadine jelly, also raised on my homestead; tur- nips, corn bread, spare ribs and hot coffee. However, the dead white oak wood 1 used to cook with made such a hot fire that the pudding and rab- bit and coffee got done before | got the corn bread made, so 1 let it and the turnips go until the next day. Ii l had had fresh butter and cream 1 might have made some improve ment on the natural baked yam, but having to substitute fresh pork lard and water for them 1t was unreason- able to expect a result that would have been an improvement on an Arkansas fresh baked honey spud. However, the pudding was as good as a baked yam. I had had an idea for year or two that an old fash toned sweet potato pudding like mother used to make would taste bet ter than the ones have been finding occasionally in this country, so I got me a grater and grated my yams like she used to do. l was sure that was the main reason her pudding were so much of an event Father and the older children had to help on this occasion, for there was so much work about making one that 1t took sev- eral people to make enough to sup ply the family for just one meal 1 believe she sometimes used beef suet in them and she used nut meg, spices, sugar, cream, etc, and they sure were some eating, too. Yet they were made out of northern grown sweet potatoes, not yams. I dread to think of what would have been the results had they been made out of Arkansas yams, for am sure the whole family would have eaten themselves to death on it could they have gotten enough, and we would all have died happy, too.
The Pulaskian., 1922-01-12

Mrs. Emma Brown was the guest of her daughter and family. Mrs. Paul Birnback, last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Hohenschutz were callers in the city last week.
 A. B. Haven of Little Rock was a caller at the home of Frank Griffin Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Doty were visi- tors in the city last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ben Weaver and children were callers in the city Sunday.
 Miss Cecil Hohenschutz entertain ed callers from the city Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Branch were visitors in the city last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fletcher were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Roy Fletcher Monday.
 Percy Wilkinson entertained few frinds with a dance Monday night.
 Mir. Williams has moved on Mir. lsgrig's place for this year.
 MT. and Mrs. Risser motored to the city Saturday.
 Df. and Mrs. White were callers in the city last week.
 Mrs. Lavender is sick at this writ ing.
 Mir. and Mrs. Will Davenport were callers in the city last week.
 Misses Velma Higgs and Eula Gray and Will Davenport motored to Jacksonville last week.
 Miss Georgia Roberts entertained friends from the city Sunday.
 Edward Diemer visited his friend, John Hardeman last week.
 Mrs. Frank Opitz was caller in the city Monday.
The Pulaskian., 1922-01-12

Mir. and Mrs. c. M. McVey and children spent Sunday night in the city
 Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Hogan mo- tored to the city Sunday afternoon. Mir. Wnt Is having his car over hauled in the city.
 Judge House and Mir. Frank Kav- anaugh of the city were bird hunting on the Bryant farm Saturday after noon.
 Miss Dora Walker spent Sunday with Miss Vina Deboser.
 Mir and Mrs Frost motored to the city Sunday afternoon.
 Mr. Mcfadden of the Blue Ribbon shoe shop in the city, brought his family out for a drive Sunday after noon and were shaking hands with friends.
 Mir. and Mrs, Fisk were out at their home place again Sunday aft ernoon. They had for guest Mir. Mer- ghanschrorer and Sgt Heintz Miss Fla Snow spent Friday with Louise Bryant
 Elaine Snow spent Saturday night with Annabel Bryant.
 Raymond Herman of Gravel Ridge was visiting in our neighborhood Sunday afternoon. There are people of different minds, And people of various kinds
 Who remind us of little dancing
 elves. They talk with all their might Everything but what is right. Give them rope and soon they'll
 hang themselves.
 WANDERER.
The Pulaskian., 1922-01-12
HARMONY NEWS.

< < * < < E # s E
 There was no. preaching Sunday on account of the preacher not be- ing present But singing was very we'll attended. Will be preaching again next second Sunday.
 Jesse Martin and Mir Virgie Daw- son made a business trip to Little Rock last week.
 Floyd Webb and wife visited Cecil Jones and wife Sunday.
 Will Curl Is improving slowly.
 Mir. Fulton and wife made busi- ness trip to Otto Friday.
 Mir. Alfred Dawson and wife, Full ton Fortson and wife, Lucille and Mildred Henderson and Estelle Curl were dinner guests of Virgil Daw- son and family Sunday.
 Several from here attended a sing ing near Olmstead at Mir. Martins
The Pulaskian., 1922-01-12
Goodbye

The best of friends must part. Owing to rather delicate health, I have found it impossible for me to make my rounds as l should, so I have made my arrangements to stay at home more in the future. With that end in view l have engaged to do some writing for the Daily Demo crat and when you wish to hear from me you can probably do so by secur- ing copy of the Sunday Democrat.
 The Pulaskian and 1 are parting the best of friends, but no more sub scriptions shouId be held back for me and 1 wish that each one of you will send in your subscription promptly to the Pulaskian, P. O.'Box No. 648, Little Rock. am leaving the accounts as near correct as l pos sibly can, but it is humanly impos- sible to avoid making a few mistakes, but the Pulaskian publishers are
The Pulaskian., 1922-01-12
RDmv,[no o 4 o>nd
 -aaa.Gns-
 For the PuLQskidn

ready to make corrections whenever called upon to do so.
 Every farmer in Pulaski county should take the Pulaskian. It is the only paper they have. If for noth- ing else, 1t has been worth the price to them in its efforts in behalf of good roads over the county, but that IS not all it has done or stands ready to do. It has helped in your com munity fairs and in every undertak- ing, when called on to help by the farmers, and you will find 1t just as ready to help in the future. Send in your subscriptions, but don't stop with that. See to it that your neigh bors do, too.
 While cannot visit you all. l will be pleased any time to have you visit me.
 With best wishes,
 Your friend,
 WM. F. BECK.
 
 IdIing.
 had made great plans for what l would do during the holidays. 1 did not intend to loaf. No, siree, my plans contemplated doing a lot of the work l had intended hiring done and then some. With such ideas in view l started home with enough grub to last me two or three days. Owing to the fact that I had about quit rambling a-foot and had been using a Ford over-estimated my strength. You see, my going a-foot and carrying a heavy satchel kept me in prime condition for carrying my grub stake home on my back from the store, but this time 1t was too much of load for me and it got my wind. I did not find 1t out until after 1 had started in to clean up a piece of land and then made another trip to Little Rock and car ried another big load home with me, 1 had thought that my trouble was just the commencement of a severe cough and that 1 was threatened with pneumonia. l would have rambled in my Ford anyway, but did not have sufficient wind to crank my car and besides l was afraid of the inevitable. To tell you the truth, though, all there is to it is that Wan da had supplied me with a good home and if I would not stay on it just little-well, she would make me stay whole lot, so 1 am staying.
 
 4 Growing Appetite.
 After some coaxing and using an appetizer freely-not apple brandy,
The Pulaskian., 1922-01-12
MT. CARMEL.

< < < # x < < < t x *
 The ladies of the s. I. A. met with Mrs. Hogan last Thursday afternoon to decide on the next move to make in which we could make something for our club. It was decided to serve sandwiches and cake and hot chocolate at Mrs. C. M. McVey's Sat urday night. A large crowd was present and dancing was enjoyed by the young folks. Mesdames Hogan, Wirt, Daws, Ison, McVey and Bryant were on the serving committee. After expnses were taken off we cleared S5.o9. Everyone had most delight ful time. Quite few were out from the city. Messrs. Holland and Wells rendered some delightful music on the violin and guitar.
 We forgot to mention in our items last week the birthday dinner given by Mrs. W. s. Hogan for her cousin, Mrs. Jim Woods of Warsaw. Quite a number of relatives and friends were dinner guests. Mir. Purdom and family of Little Rock, also Miss Oma Ioney of Warsaw, were present.
 Mir. Davenport is moving from the Lindsey place to Mrs. Clark's place, near Cato.
 Mrs. Katherine Herman and chil dren were Sunday afternoon guests at the Bryant home.
The Pulaskian., 1922-01-12
IVY CHAPEL NEWS.

##* There was no Christian Endeavor Saturday night on account of bad weather, but all want to go next Sat urday night and make the Endeayor a success throughout the year.
 Brother J. W. Bolton preached in- teresting sermons Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night, and also Monday night.
 Sunday school was largely attend ed Sunday. Everybody be there al ? o'clock next Sunday SO we can get home earlier.
 Omer Kumpe and family have moved on Al Treadway's place to make crop this year.
 The supper guests of Miss Pansy Smith Sunday night were Miss Dessie Busick and Messrs. Dave Adams and Bill Bryant.
 Mrs. Nora Smith and daughters, Sadie, Pansy and Pauline and son, Jeff, visited Mrs. Kate Smith and family of Sweet Home last Monday. Arlie Atwood and wife of Little Rock and Miss Ida Atwood and Prentice Atwood called on Geo. Smith and family Sunday.
 Pauline Smith was the guest of Miss Dessie Busick Sunday night.
 BLUE EYES.
The Pulaskian., 1922-01-12
FREE GARDEN AND
 FLOWER SEED

United States Senator T. H. Cara way has for free distribution varie- ties of garden and flower seed which he will be glad to send to anyone desiring them.
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