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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
CUBAN VETERANS PROTEST.
Want All Who Fought for Spain
0usted From Office.

1t is apparent from dispatches to the
State Department from its diplomatic
representatives in Cuba that the veterans
intend to let no stone remain unturned
in their efforts to have ousted from pub
lie Office all those who wore the Spanish
uniform during the war for Cuban inde-
pendence.
For the purpose OF showing their actual
strength the veterans have made prepa-
rationS to hold monster mass meeting
some time. next week. An unconfirmed
report has come to the department that
the resignation OF Secretary of Justice
Gomez.
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DISCHARGED BY FAVOR.
Expert Accountant Not in Right
Mind When He Enlisted.

On the theory that Victor Hugo
Dreyer. an expert accountant Of Mount
Vernon, N. Y. was not in his right
mind when he enlisted in the army
about two months ago. the acting Sec
rotary of war has authorized his dis
charge by favor.
Dreyer disappeared from his home in
Mount Vernon. N. Y, about two
months ago, while under treatment for
asphasia. When he recovered his men
tai faculties he found that he had en-
listed in the army. He communicated
with his family at Mount Vernon. and
at their request friends laid the case
before the War Department authori-
ties. with the result that orders were
given for the relief Of Dreyer from
further service under his enlistment
contract Dreyer has now returned to
his home and resumed his regular
business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30

NEW CHURCH, 18th AND CORCORAN SITS.
n.w.-The Rev. Frank Sewall, D. D., pastor.
will preach at II am. Sunday school, 1915;
evening service and lecture, 1880 o'clock. what
Is Time; The SERMON OF THE CLOCK -
for New Year eve. All welcome. Free
loan library Of the writings Of Swedenbor4.
Free tracts in the yeStibule
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PICTURES ENLARGED FREE.
The Star Offers Opportunity for
Handsome Bromide Endorsements.

Readers of The Star who possess
photographs or pictures which they
prize are offered the opportunity to
have handsome bromide enlargements
made at no cost whatever. The Star
will print in it's Sunday edition
coupon, and three of these coupons,
clipped from consecutive Sunday edi-
lions, will entitle the holders to the
beautiful enlarged pictures. No ex-
pense will be attached. and there are
absolutely no strings on the offer. The
cost Of these engagements. IL pur-
chased at regular prices from photOg
rapher, would be not less than $3.50.
The only requirement made by The
Star. however, Is that coupons from
three consecutive issues Of The Sun
day Star be presented. with the picture
which 1T is desired to have enlarged,
and that the coupons and picture be
presented in person and not sent by
mail.
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ADVANCE IN ALASKA MINING.
Coal Is Only Mineral Which Has Not
Increased in OUTPUT in 1911.

Mining activities in Alaska, with tho
exception OF coal, showed a large ad-
vance during the present year, accord
ing to estimates by the United States
geological survey. The value Of the ter
ritory's mineral production for 1911 is
placed at $20,370.O 600 Of this amount
SIT, 10000 worth was Of gold, as AGAINST
a gold production last year Of $16,I2S,-
749.
This year Alaska produced 22,9o0.OOo
pounds of copper, more than five times
the output in 1910. The coal. silver, in,
marble and gypsum mined during the
year was valued at only $3.50. 0OU.
OF the value of Alaska's mineral pro-
duction since 1880, when mining Fl. st be-
gan there, which total $2O6, 100000, the
gold product was worth $i95, $50 600.
Since copper mining in Alaska be. an
ten years ago, Sc, 100000 pounds have
been taken out, 40 per cent Of this
amount being this year.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF the Eureka Wholesale Grocery Co.
for the election of trustees for the ensuing
year wi ! be held at the Office of the company,
pm. VI. ]. WHELAN, President. j. n.
DENTY Secretary
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NEW YORK, December 80. A -vng
reign Of quiet in Chinatown was broken
last night by q shooting, in connection
with which Ong Foong, head of the Hip
Sing Society, is under arrest He is
charged with shooting an Italian peddler,
Tony Carsonia. The latter was shot twice
u the ahdoWen and = likely to die.
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DISARMAMENT of Church.
Delinquent Property Owners.

According to an official list, just an
nounced by City Treasurer T. w. Rob-
inson. there were 55 delinquent prop
erty owners in the city who failed to
pay their state taxes for the year 1910.
OF this number 81 Sre white and "a
colored. The total amount due on the
delinquent property is $500, and Of
this amount $685. is on property of
whites, while $28.08 Is due on property
Of colored people.
Under the state law the delinquent
real estate will be sold at public auc-
ton the first Monday in January be-
tween 10 am. and pm. unless in the
meantime the delinquents pay the taxes
due.
There will be meeting at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon at Christ p. E.
Church parish hall Of those interested in
the men and religion forward move
ment, when a permanent organization
will be effected with the election of Of
ficers. one for each Of the six lines Of
work The lines embraced are Bible
study. boys work, evangelism. COM
munity extension. missions, social service
and publicity.
These officers have been chosen by AL
exandria Council, No. 5, Fraternal Order
Of Americans: George w. Petit presi-
James Mansfield. recording secretary;
Frank 8. Lucas. assistant recording Sec
rotary; Fred w. Ebhardt, secretary; Or
lando H. Daniels, treasurer; George r.
Smith, marshal: John Kimball, warden;
Neal Carey. inner guard: Harold Clark.
outer guard: Lambert D. Lyles, chaplain;
John II. .Trimyer. trustee; Fred w. Eber-
hardt, representative to grand council;
j. Frank PeveriIl. alternate representa-
tive; Theodore Zones. jan1tor.
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claimed he took 1t from a saloon, an
said he was drunk at the time.
Sunday School Celebration.

Sunday School Celebration.
The Sunday schools in the city have
all had their Christmas celebrations, end
ing last night with celebrations by the
First and Second Baptist. Methodist
Protestant. Bethany Methodist Protest
ant and Trinity Methodist Episcopal Sun
day schools. The children Of Christ p. E.
Church Sunday school rendered the
''grown-ups" q. Christmas entertainment
at the parish hall last night
While adjusting an electric wire In the
cellar Of his home on South Lee street
Luther Hayden came in contact with
live wire and was knocked down, sus-
taining cuts OH the head
Smith Roy, colored. died last night at
his home at the Seminary, west Of Alex
andria. He was about sixty.five years
old
The third degree of the order was con-
ferred on one candidate last night at
meeting of Potomac Lodge of Odd Fell
lows.
Many guests from out of the city last
night attended the New Year dance Of the
Alexandra German Club at the Elks'
Home.
The Elite Social Club will give a dance
Monday night at McBurney's Hall.
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Patriarch Militant Initiation.

A large delegation of members Of the To-
cal canton. Patriarchs Militant. will leave
here at 7:45 o'clock tonight for Washing
ton, and will carry with them a class of
twenty-four candidates. who will be ini-
tiated into the order by the Washington
organizat ton. The Alexandrians Will re-
turn on a special train.
The big fur overcoat which John Giles,
colored, had in his possession when ar
rested Thursdy last. was claimed in the
police court this morning by Charles Glib
son, colored. Gibson said he paid 81 for
over to Gibson, and fined Giles S. Giles
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Coast Lines "F1Orida Special"
Solid train to Palm Beach hotels; one
night out; all-steel. electric-lighted Pull
mans; leaves ITO pm. Atlantic Coast Line.
4 trains daily. 1419 New York ave. NV
Advt.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

CHURCH NOTICES.
EPISCOPAL.
ST. MARKS CHURCH,
Sd and A SITS Sc.
Rev. O. r. Stetson. Rector.
Morning service and sermon. $50. u 30 an.
Every one i. welcome sise.''' ''' 49,
ALL SOULS MISSION. CORNER CONNECr-
cut and Cathedral ayes. Rev. ]. Macbride
and 40 ahe Rev Rari n Block WIN preach
PEOPLES EvENSONG ST. ALBANs CHURCH.
Mount st. Albsn; Sunday. December 81. 1911.
gan-Jones. NJ. A. The Christmas Festival serv-
ice win be repeated; anthems; There Were
Mssaiaeat and Sune p!%ittIs eBrewerS; oid
English carols Good King wenee.lss God
silent Night" dIaydnl. 90 Holy Night
holy communion; $3.50 an. Sunday school: II
am, full service and sermon by the rector; 8
morris nio4i.l tablet tablet. 'ei'''' anu ''A''0n OF 'ns
EPIPHANY CHURCH, g ST. BETWEEN 18TH
and 14th sts.. Rev. DR.. r. II. McKim. rector
pm special New o'9 Year sersic:
pm; organ recital. 1880 to pm. The rector
VIII preach at IL and q. All seats free except
at IL am.
THE CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD,
9Th and I SITS. ne.
Rev. &. 8. Abbott, Vicar.
Rev, G. =. Christian. Curate.
MIR. Herbert G. Merrill, Lay Reader for the Deaf.
1870 a.m.--Holy communion.
II 100 a-m---Morning prayer aud sermon.
HOO a.m.-Service In parish hall, in sign lam
guage.
400 r. m.-Evensong and address.
7:45 p.n.--Evening prayer and sermon.
The Feast Of the Circumcision,
January /.
7:30 a.m.--Holy communion.
800 a.m.-Morning prayer.
1000 a.m.-Holy communion and ordination to
the diaconate.
The Right Rev. Alfred Harding, D. D.. Bishop
Of Washington. will oflciate. The service win
be conducted both in the spoken language and in
the sign language
TRINITY CHURCH. SD AND G NV. REV.
George W. Van Fossen. rector.-8 am. holy
communion; II O'Clock, morning service and
sermon: O'Clock. evening service and sermon:
Monday (Circumc:son) and Saturday (Epiph-
any. 8, II, 4:45: other days. $50.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, MASS. AVE.
and 18th st. NV, Washington. D. c.: Rev. J.
Henning Nelms, rector; Rev John r. Ewell.
associate: Rev. Edward S. Hale, curate-Sun-
day services: and II an; AIS and g pm.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH. 14TH AND COR
coran SITS, Rev. j. ]. Dimon. rector; Rev. W.
NJ. Pettis d. D., curate.-Services: 7:3O, holy
communion; $780, Sunday school; II. morning
service and sermon; 8. evening service and
sermon. The rector will preach at both serv-
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HAVE YOUR HAND READ BY MR.. DAOUD,
the well known scientific palmist. Readings,
one dollar. Phone North 1130. Studio, l623
Q 1t AN Hours II An. IT, Z ~ .
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THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND
directors of the German American Building
Association will be held the first Thursday
In January. 1912. between the hours Of 2
O'Clock and . o'clock pm. ut it's Office, 800
ST. Sc. CHAS. Fl. KlNDLE,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-01
..5oc(al

FRIDAY evening Mrs. r. B. Townes
entertained at one of the most brill
laht gatherings Of this very brilliant
soclai season Grenada has been enjoy
ing Tor the past several weeks.
The occasion Of this reception was to
further favor the lovely girls who have
peeh hohored by so many entertain
nents since they came INTO our midst:
Mrs. S. M. Jones, Misses Upshaw and
Elba Jones.
Mrs. Bette Winter met the incom-
ing guests and ushered them into a
coy room where they were relieved of
their wraps and assisted in repairinQ
toilettes that had become MISPLACED bv
the bitter wind outside, Mrs. j. r.
Countiss taking charge in there.
In the parlor, Mrs. Townes was the
center Of the gorgeously gowred wo-
men and well groomod men, who
formed the receiving party. The guest
OF especial honor, Mrs. S. NJ. Jones. a
bride Of only a few short weeks, wore
her Wedding gown, an imported ere
alton too wonderful Tor dercription.
MISS JpsiaW was in no way thrown in
the shade by this beautifully rovned
sister, as Her gown Of pink displaved
an artiste's skill, while her friends.
who assisted in receiving: .iis5 Ebba
Jones, Miss Marion Carothers OF Caac-
tanooga and che Of our fair daughters,
Miss Elsir Winter. proved thei- riph.
to the titlc Of perfectly gowned wDal-. f.
Mrs. j. T. Thomas. IN lace over satin.
introduced the guests to another su.
perbly attired woman, Mr.. ". T..
Hoifa, who stood just within tie por-
tGig Of fha Lfrft.r. rnOD, --rt,-l 81 A
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-01

Tuesday afternoon the cosy cottage
of Mrs. S. Claude Hall was the scere OF
quite a large party of Grenada's maids
and matrons, who came together to do
honor to the hostess very lovely sister
and house guest, from Memphis, Mrs.
Street.
The rooms were so warm and comfy
on coming in from an intensely cold
wind, which seemed to be blowing
straight from the polar regions.
Ten tables of guests played progress
sive rock, and as the little bell tinkled
for changes of partners the picture was
a most attractive one, the beautifully
attired women fitting from table to
table or from room to o
A very delicious salad course, with
hot, strong coffee, certainly appealed
to the tastes of all on such a raw. bleak
day.
Mrs. Hall proved herself well equip,
ped as a successful hostess, and all
we're charmed with her cordial manner
as we'll as with the %friendliness Of hel
truly delightful sister.
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On Thursday afternoon, Nov. 81
IRIS. Weet Barks ale entertained most
delightfully in honor of fo1r very at-
tractive visitors: Mrs. S Il. jones,
Misses Upshaw, Eboa Jones and MARY
Moore.
The inclemency Of the day hot addea
to the warmth and cheer OF this q. =
Southern home, where breatnes an ar
of hospitality from the moment oae
greets its gentle mistress until the re-
l~uctant good bye are said.
Bridge was the game Of the day and
such appropriate score cards we're
used---indian faces, both chiefs and
squaws, as belonging to the West,
rom whence came three OF the charm
ing h%onorees.
Delicious fruit punch was served dur.
ing the game. and afterHar4 tho most
ENJOYABLE OF salad courses deaghtec
the eyes as well as the palates Of th.
favored guests.
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Auction Sale Every Saturday.

| will have an auction sale of some
kind on the streets of Grenada every
Saturday afternoon through the winter,
the sale will sometimes be of mules
and horses, sometimes furniture and at
others merchandise.
f. NJ. Wright.
del st Aucuoneer.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-01
End Glass Drug Stores Enterprise.

With its characteristic enterprise the
2nd Glass Drug Store is offering 3
prizes to its trade, which will be awar-
ded Dec. "a. Every dollar in cash pur-
chases or paid on account opens the
pathway to you for one Of these prizes.
Call for your coupons.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-01
The TdIhert Co.'S. Cui Price on
LalileS Suits and llOahs.

By reading The Talbert Cos. cut
price sale of ladies' suits and cloaks
one will observe that q costly suit or
cloak can be had at a greatly reduced
price.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-01

Mrs. R. Daley entertained on Thurs
day evening of last week. at bridge
and rock, in honor of Mrs. 5. NJ.
Jones, Misses Upshaw and Ebba Jones.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-01

The Talbert Co. have on a cut price
sale of aides suits and cloaks.
Mems and boys clothing being sold
at cost at The +. Sabin Co.'S.
Engraved Christmas and visiting
cards at Sentine! Office, Order now.
Have your pictures made now for
the holidays and avoid the rush.
lonov Campbell's Studio.
Miss Esther Brad7treeet went over
to Greenwood on Friday last for the
Elks ball.
Semmes' Lily Cream, a sure cure for
chapped hands, for sale at End Class
Dru6 otore. lOnovtf
There is no depreciation in good lew
elry. You can always get YOUR money
out of it. w. E. Smith, the jeweler.
Take your clothes TO A. Lake. the
clothes doctor, office depot street,
phone 81.
The thermometer registered 8 de
grees below freezing "Wednesday morn
ing, and the ground was frozen hard.
When | clean or press. or darn v,rr
clothes the job is done to a gnat's
heels. A Lake, phone 9l1.
Dur prescription recori speaks for
Itself. We put IN prescriptions just
l what is ordered by 1Ae Qoctor. md
Glass Drug store.
Wy stoch oi JeWeify is new; 1t was
/ complete come now ana get the pick.
I w. ~. onitn.
wo ho,a e,oau ,:- r .
monldi1r mi A. ~1-er'.sG
nic}1re1 IA a7, zt1E ~ [,..
Can do anv kind Of clothes claa,ioo-
( can take out inkstains. tar. pitch or
paint. Quick work. Try me. Phone
,
lfaqe WIN US because we nave saved
tne glenaaa 1raoe 'iodsanoi o DOL
iarS IN 'Heir urL& wants. md lass
Drug o'ore'
rre vAr47F r5 RI q r,Noc
When ] sell yon q piece II Jevelry and
tell you 1t IS pure, it Is as Go31 as d..
.. Oonds w. l.. SnAiJl.
/. There is no excuse for your wife or
\ your daughter not having a new iroc1
Q or a new cloak if you viii read The
ITalbert Cos. al.
Miss Louise Austin returned last
ffltey 1fQta very e~0joyooie Fl5i1 42
IN west fo- "nere she was lhe
y
| tOH NL-E1 >-1ooa1 oo1se' corner
Church ana Z 4-i--a l.f Pe.ueqial-
Apply l2 ID. W. 4Anl-lcA or Nts. la. 4.
McCofa. 4-hoYti
ii a no~ r 0ro,o @,at+ u ,o -t-
aN 2 t.it-
@"d Olsss D''s @0''e' 'o01
l. There ia as much 5It IN the making
If ieu,al,v .e Il a,,ttior aisa W5ar i
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-01

base gives nao
bsrs for sale a.
4. for your grocery wants.
Goods at the End Glass
E~t-clas' E'
Re ,. Co. what their
e 7. '''''
neS'' .u;n+ some Santa
Fo1 Iva wan
ep''''' ...,o. at the 2nd
n s. I,e'
'' Christmas at End
gwen Ntnre'
- mi. Office.
IS guaranteed
j., Sentinel, only one
IN ADVANCE.
.i.;+;,r Mrs
D. Scruggs IS N'''l'-'e
Ereen in Jackson
b new Get ~ etp,dia
81 CamposA
,aoyv-your knife wants
81 ID 60 800 Drug store.
al
Pman NV n ~bny-Wisely.
100 o~'
~ watch came from ~. Il.
.'nalry s,cre, GGenac9, MISS.
,f 49,
kn get & suit IF youIseit ''' 3.
At cost at me r. 0a0'" ="
large lot adjoining h. .
house. Mrs NJ. a cham
; 29sept-tf
ki,ire fol every EnoWn al!menr'
Z, fresh drugs az @ho OiaS'
Ere.
m.lah.+ob;e conntv'e
l. Rec; lalian. let.e G oF a9 v :
with Grenada TRENDS
M, .... land an Yale.
Nv ao-'7 ~ - 'ls', Ersnada
Fer' W'l5s Eaiism
,., M, from the 2rG Clas:
!vD iii ID what it is rec
N M n d.
Barnard went to Rolling Forl
|T9g. og way 81 Memphis, Sc
6s "Caoeo a.e soldier
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-01
FOR Sale at q Bargain

Forty teet OF second hand s inch rubber
betting, cheap. Inquire at Sentinel
Office.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-01

The Sentinel has several different
kinds Of rent and labor contracts tor
sale.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-01

.IDCWANTED at once. 10000
.IN \eStates seeking claimants.
ofon may be one. Factf in
l~atinsl booklet 94j. send stamp.
Vain Agency, Pittsburr,
l0nov12t
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-01

del st
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-01

When your feet are wet and cold anq
vo1r body chilled throug and through
from exposure, take a big oose ol
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, pam
your feet in hot water before golng ~
bed, and you are almost sure 10 warn
off a bad cold. Sold by all dealers.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-01

Good groceries may cost much. Poor
groceries always cost too much; hence
I do not buy the latter and never offer
them to my trade. II. K. Barwlck.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-01

i. Earnest Penn was carried TO Mem
phis Saturday afternoon for an opera
ton for appendices. He was accom-
panied by DIR. j. S. Sharp. he was
operated on by DIR. Crisler, n OF the
South's greatest surgeons. ne Is oo-
ing nicely. His mother is with hlIn'
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-01

The Quicker a cold is gotten rid OF the
less the danger from p~neurnonl IN "d az
WaverIv. Va, saws: II firmly believe
Cmhamberlain;s Cough Remedy to be
absolutely the best preparation on i
y ~ NV friends and they all agree
with me" Sold by all dealers.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-01

The Young Ladies Guild of the Tres res
bvterian church will have with them
d;y,ring the exhibition, which begins or
Monday. Dec. A, Mr.. Dean, represent
;no White Wilson-Dru Co., Memphis.
F Fs invited to inspect his gro
eve vs spbibit On Saturday, Dec. .,
..Ryunswick stew will be served by
the ladies'. flight building, Dec. ~
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-12-01

G. w. Eatman has discovered q rem
ady that will cure cancer in the prl-
mary stage and all skin affections such
as eczema, teter. ring worm, irch and al
.ipds Of sores. ll-7-i0tl
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-17

pears in a leading role as Edith For rcster. Mir McCarty says that she has the quality and ability to play Lady McReth, ? acceptable to any audience.
 Some of the other leading chaac- ters are Miss Besse Shrimplin, Hon Leo Mclaughlin. J. w. Martin. Earl Mckinney, Jesse Mcconnell, Misses Briggs and Woolman, Roy B. Mur phy, and others.
 There will be a company of malitia and tribe of Indians who will en- gage in a deadly combat on the stage.
 The Woodmen of the World expec- 10 make this the greatest success of any local talent play over produced in Hot Springs and with their mem beTship of 800 members all boost ing, success is certain.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-17

Will appear at the Auditorium ear Fly in October, acting and portraylng five distinct characters, viz: Nick of the Woods. Nathan Jibbenainosay The Ayenger. Spirit of the Waters, and Reginald Ashburn.
 Mir. McCarty will be supported by his own company of local talent talk en nom the ranks of the Woodmen Tor the World of Hot Springs.
 The play Nick of the Woo9s" Is extremely spectacular and historical |ia every respect. Every one famil iar with the history of the early settlement of Kentucky will recog- nize the historical effect. Many of the bloody scenes and struggles Wi h the Indians will be shown upon the stage. There is comingling of classic, drama, comedy and tragecy in the play which gives it distinct character of it's own.
 Under the master hand Of MT. McCary the Weodmen are being made into first class actors. Every thing is complete and no expense will be spared to make Nick of the Woods" dramatic success.
 Mir McCarty will Dc supported by a strong cast of characters of well known local people. Miss Beulah Loyd. whose ability as a teacher of eloc ution, voice and expression, ap-
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-17
A BARGAIN IN LOTS.

We have listed with US for imme diate sale two lots in Morris and Beldlng Addition the owner five years ago paid $75o cash for same. We will sell these to you for just what they cost the original owner. This Is an opportunity and should not be over- looked,