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itou, Colo; c. H. owens, New Or
leans: J w Grub, Newport; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Rumsey, New York; G. f.
Koontz, Salem, Va. Harry S. Louis,
Cleveland, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs G. b.
Dswell, Jacksonville, Del; Mrs Lou
Use Gallagher and daughter. Washing.
ton, d. c.; Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Pres
cotth Iowa City, Mich; e. Gaschard,
Washington, d. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Scringers. Columbus, Ohio, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. e. Coombs, Youngstown,
Ohio; N. NJ Mcneil Herrin, H.; f.
S. Walker, Carlinyille, H.; Marie T.
Jirnska, Christopher, H.; Mr. and
Mrs. J. c. Cribble, Worcester, Mass
j A. Lessard, Dover, N. H.. Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Kennel and daughter. ST.
Paul Mrs. NJ. A. Finley, st. Joseph
Mo. Mrs. J W. DeFord and Miss e
Sailor, Marion Ind.
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BOWLING NOTES.

Captain Ansons Visitors defeated
the strong Fordyce team by 6S pins.
Arson made high score, 1874; also
high average. 179. beating Captain
Morrow one pi2. A large number of
visiting and local ladies and gentle
men were present to enjoy the game.
The same teams bowl again next
Thursday.
The Arkansas NationalPubHc Utli-
ties game is off for tonight. All the
alleys will be open. Score.
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f. A. Noonan, Chicago; S. A. Hart,
New York city H. E. Brommer. Lake
Providence, La; Il. A. Shea st.
Louis; 1t. A. Wagner, Buffalo Cen
ter, Iowa w. A. Dressmaker, Ger
mania; w. A. Cook, Junction City,
Kan; Jake Room, GAINESVILLE, Wis;
J. S. Jackson, Grand Junction, Colo !
S. A. Hart Chicago; f. A. Noonan.
Chicago r. e. MeSpadden. Clifton.
Texas w. NJ Morgan. Paris. Texas;
j. c. Dalton, Paris. Texas; J f. Ma
son, Kentucky; James Raner, St
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Majestic Hotel.

f. O. W. Skinner. Milwaukee; Miss
Stella Harpol, ST Louis; A. d. Lewis,
Bridgeport. H.. Mrs. NJ. l.. Mcneil
and daughters, Rector: Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Mclean, Miles City Mont;
DR. and Mrs. G. NJ. Orr and daugh-
ter, Lake Linden. Mich; II. c. How
ard Jr. Champaign, H.. John c.
Murphy. Clinton, Iowa; Harry NJ.
Mas Peoria, H.; H. G. Doyle. elm
ton, Iowa. Miss Ida c. Clothier, Man
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Hotel Eastman.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Tendon Clear
Lake, Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ Tut
tie, Spencer, Iowa; J. v Gartlan,
New York City; l. e. X White, New
York City W. D. Harding, Scranton,
Pa; L. w. Malone, Kansas City, Mo-
Roy Schultz, Chicago; John l.. I've,
Atlanta, Ga.
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CONG. HOUSE or ISRAEL.

Regular services will be held to-
night at the Temple, corner Quapaw
and Market street at s o'clock. Rabbi
A. b. Rhine viii officiate. The public
is cordially invited
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FONDY1CE
MASONIC NOTICE.

A stated communication of Hot
Springs Lodge No. 81, f. q a. NJ. will
be held this evening at 1870 O'Clock.
Regular business and all members are
requested TO be present Visiting
brethren cordially invited.
ALLEN HOTCHKISS,
Secretary.
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$3.50

, $3.50
sos Prospect Ave, 4 room bunga.
low; a tidy little home near the gov
erament drive. modern enough for
the money
$500.
q acres strawberry land, partly
cleared, some shelter and fence; 5
miles southeast Shady Grove road
Cheap but good
$1,25G.
lots and three room cottage, with
barn, Hagen street, west of Central
avenue $3.50 down, balance $l5 a
month. per cent interest
$1,000.
The Famous" Spring and 50 acres,
mostly in virgin timber. located about
IL miles northwest of Hot Springs,
with 3 room dwelling, outbuildings;
5 acres under fence. The Famous is
one of the finest springs in this
country, with daily flow of about
5000 gallons purest health giving
table water Testimonials in album
dance as to this. Buy it, go live there
and get well.
$1,000.
Beautiful home on Barker street,
corner Oak; lot over 100 feet front;
commodious dwelling, rooms, hall
and beth place for an extra cottage
or two on vacant part of the level
well sodded grounds, fronting Oak.
$1,000.
acres Malvern road adjoining
golf links, fine for a close in truck
garden, or a business or professional
mans country home; has plenty of
timber for fuel purposes.
$500.
"A poor man palace; lot 100Xl45;
Mineral street, north II. s., with 2
room house and barn $50 down and
$40 a month; snap for someone
$780,
Vacant Central avenue lot 25x175,
north D. S. building This should sell
quickly at the above price
$500.
Four-room dwelling and deep lot,
No. 1875 Flint street. between Quapaw
and Pecan: terms 5000 down and 500
a year at 8 per cent. Ample yard for
poultry and garden
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Paul, Mimi; JOE Kalina Little Rock;
W. c. Markham, Milwaukee, Wis; NJ.
Lille, Memphis; j. Keemmesky De
catur. III; W. j. Northup and Nj. c.
Northup Exeter, Neb.; r. YemposL
Winston, Ariz.; J. Harrison, Little
Rock H. Deeds, Carlinyille, H.; II.
Wilson. chicago.
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go N. LEVI HOSPITAL BENEFIT.

For the Linen Fund at New Cen.
trail Theater, Saturday, February 6.
Buy your tickets from the ladies' who
will solicit your patronage for this
most worthy cause. 2-4-3t
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w. Wilson. Chicago; Jno Ulmer.
Kansas City; Geo. d. McQuarria, New
York; Helen MacKellar, New York;
e. Aukermiller Egg Harbor, n j.
Chas. Barry, ansas City; J. c. Rol-
Inns, city; Mrs. W. c. Mcclure, city
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Brilliant Crowd at Arlington.

Society, visiting and resident alike,
fairly stormed the noted bali room Of
the Arlington last night Though the
assembly was Of the informal variety
milady was exquisitely attired look
ing practically equally as stunning as
she did at the gala formal ball the
preceding night.
The Barton orchestra rendered its
usual choice program and encores
were unusually numerous. Promin-
emily observed in the brilliantly
gowned throng were Mrs Edna NJ.
Dean, Mrs. J. c. Rigeimer, Mrs. G. N.
I4auritzen and Mrs. Henry RaWstro1
of Chicago, Mrs. Albert Fink, Miss
Cecil Jacque Archer, Mrs ], r Elan
merry, Mrs. j. J. McCullum and Miss
I.uretta Eagleton OF New York city;
Mrs Paul p Fitch of Youngstown
Ohio; Mrs. Louis Hanson of Oak
Park, Ill; Mrs C.. +. Edwards Of
Huntington w. Va; Mrs. Graham
Vreeland Of Frankfort, Ky, Mrs Jo-
seph Kilgour and Miss Irene Dyer Of
Toronto; Mrs. Al H. Block Of New
York city: Mrs. George r. Gale of
Boston, and Mrs Philo s. Perkins,
Mrs. H. A. Rice and Mrs Alexander
Downey of Providence r J.
\
Daniel S. +. A.
"A most interesting entertainment
will be given Friday night, February
5, under the auspices Of the S. J. A. OF
Daniel school at the school building.
The program will consist OF the fol
lowing numbers:
Address-4Mr. Coviagton
Music -Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lane
Reading-Nliss CAloe Duren
Vocal S0lo-Miss Bonnie Hall.
Reading Miss Mildred Rouse.
Vocal Duet essrs. Bud Johnson
and Mark Hardin.
A play. "Uncle Rastus' Singing Con
yention,' by blackfaces
Piano and bear bone-Mr and Mrs
Mcdaniel
Refreshments.
The public is invited and small adj
mission will be charged at the door
Arlington Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry +. Kendall,
NATION, I'LL; Mr.. and Mrs A. O. |
White, Fremont, Mich; Thomas Il
Jacobs, Little Rock Ark; II. Shem-
well, Birmingham, Ala; Ben f. Bar.
low. Birmingham, Ala J. M Wake
field. Little Rock; Williams Lansing, |
Buffalo, n Y; Mr.. and Mrs Edward |
LennoX. Oak Park, H.. Mr. and Mrs. |
C. f Unrath, Chicago; E. a. Wondo- |
rey, Chicago; Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller, |
New York city; e. f. Merry. Chicago;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Harris. Sterling, |
Col; H. P Dilworth, Pennsylvania:
Benjamin B. Levy, Dayton, Ohio; Mr. !
and Mrs. J. w. Shay and Mrs. D. P. |
Shay. Pittsburg, Pa, Joseph Basch. |
columbus, Ohio; Joseph Schonthal |
Columbus Ohio; w r. Gisson, St |
Louis; J. s Williams, Atheron, La:
j. G, Mitchell, st. Louis.
DIR. Leon Harrison, noted St Louis |
rabbi, left yesterday for his home
Rev. Dana Terry will leave today |
for Little Rock on brief business
trip.
The friends Of William Earl MoKin.
ney will be pleased to know that he
was recently reelected al an in |
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Ball at Eastman Saturday.

Throughout the season the Hotel
Eastman's famous ball room will be
the scene of a formal assembly on
Saturday night All friends of the
fashionable hostelry will always be
welcome. The dancing hour decided
upon by the management is 9:15
o'clock
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Nj. T. Risley. St. Louis; Mr. and
Mrs. II. l.. Doty, Little Rock; p. A.
kessler and wife. Chicago; r. S.
Hemphill and wife, Carlinville, Ul3
o. s. Davis, Fort Smith, Ark, Geo
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Another Informal at Arlington.

The beautiful ball room of the Ar
lington will again entertain the dane
ing set tonight There is another Inn
formal assembly underlined and the
management cordially invites all its
friends to attend Dancing at 9
O'Clock.
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Tn Society

Cake and Pie Sale by Methodist
Ladies.
The ladies Of the Malvern Avenue
M. f. Church will have an all-day
cake ana pie sale Saturday at Wood
cock q Lawson's dry goods store.
They will appreciate generous pat
ronase
Turkey Dinner Tuesday by Episcopal
Ladies.
The Ladies' Aid of st. T.uke's
church win serve dinner Tuesday in
the store room just vacated by the
Parker Shoe Company in the stump
ter.Little building
Musicale at Baptist Church Sunday
Evening.
There will be a free musicale given
at the First Baptist church Sunday
evening and, as it is under the direct
supervision of Mrs, L. r. Ehmann,
choir director and vocalist a treat is
promised to music lovers. The public
is Invited. The program follows:
Anthem, praise We the Father
Choir
Ladies Quartet-Misses Margaret
Ritter, Dean Robertson Alta MCGEE.
and Lula De Vault
Vocal solo, selected-IMrs. r. L.
Eimaln
Anthem, Rock Of Ages"-Choir
Vocal solo, Jerusalem '-'NIiss AZ
Ritter.
Male quartet
Vocal Duet Mr.. and Mrs. Ehmann
with violin obligato by Miss Adele
Johnson.
Anthem, "Gloria"-Choir.
Address, The Place of Music in
Worship Rev Dana Terry
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Be Cured First WhGnCured

A safe and painless cure for Alec
hol and Drug Additions. Strict pri-
vacy and personal attention assured
by physician with years of expert
ence. Address Drawer No 497.
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$500.
Lot southwest OF fair grounds, near
Central avenue, 75x300 from street to
street. Very good
$500.
Lot near Oaklawn, on side street.
vest Of Central avenue; l00x300 to
alley cheap and good 1925 down.
$500,
A close-in cottage of 4 rooms and
bath, 233 Plateau street. two blocks
from Central avenue.
$4,000.
A beautiful S-room residence on lot
70X240, on Quapaw avenue, facing
south, strictly modern and a bargain
extraordinary
$500.
DO you want to build Look at this
Central avenue lot, 50x150, next to
the McKeehan residence. An attrac-
tive site for bungalow. See me for
terms.
$t75o.
Pretty place, 9l5 Bower street. s
rooms, lights, gas, city aud well
water; small orchard, barn, street on
each end of lot
$11oo.
Corner lot, Groom cottage best of
we'll water; can have modern utiH-
eies; dandy garden spot; location east
of M. d. & G. depot; $1,100 is price,
5000 down, $40 to 500 q month.
$3.50
Three-story frame apartment house.
10 rooms and BATH nicely furnished;
the whole for $3,750, including furni,
ture and extra ground enough Tor
two cottages. This property is with
in two minutes walk of car line
and in fine condition The improve.
ments alone cost over $500, furnish
Tags about $500. Gt you have $3,75O
buy this.
$4,000.
THE house on the hill" Great big
lot, $50 feet front; s minutes walk of
car line Crest street, near Majestic"
A royal place to live. One 4-room
house on this lot; space for three or
four bungalows
$780,
Convenient 7-room home two
blocks west Of Central and s. Border.
renting at SIS, for sale at 81 500. An
= 629 IL
~ Central Ave
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Bulgarian 5uttermik will make you
fat Positively pure 1-30-tf
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Let Sorrells Drug co. look after
your KODAK finishing. STAT
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II DREAMT | DWELT IN MARBLE HALLS"

And That Real MONEY
However Following Bargains For
Your Hopeful Consideration
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organizer of wOmen's work in the
baptist churches.
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Rev. Dana Terry will leave todal
for Little Rock on a brief business
trip
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The friends OF William Earl McKin-
ney will be pleased TO know that he
was recently reelected al an in.
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DIR Leon Harrison, noted st. Louis
rabbi, left yesterday for his home.
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6 acres Malvern road adjoining
golf links, fine for close in truck
garden, or a business or professional
mans country home; has plenty Of
timber for fuel purposes.
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0uiituter Al.

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laubnis gu Senbunsen nod etnem
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0ie RriegsIage.

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Mnsiige.

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oeruoen Blidsn porfibreu bic meiIt e.
fluiius gusmabl pon 0srbit uno sStn'
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Gin tamienS neae Semsen
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Babe 9anoti9er. 15c

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f&en Sanbtii@er. melds gum @sbrau4
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Tsrrp. bic 3u ben duBsrften @nosn.
Cine quite @r6se uno uoa gsblsi&t.
Gin Sanotu@. bas ii4 prompt su 20
Gents psrfauft.
Borbsrtr srtremer Infer Dur6gans.
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Gttfa1to.
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cine 1teberraidlnng.

@ie 9lmerifa feine ,,Ieutrafttdt"
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-01-07
PASSPORTS OBTAINED BY FRAUD.
Conspiracy to Furnish Papers to Ger
man ReserVists Unearthed.

New York.-Through a series OF ar
rests in this city and one in Philadel-
phia there was brought to light Satur-
day night what the department OF JUS
tice alleges was a we'll organized con-
spiracy to enable German army ofh-
GERS and reservists to return to Ger
many on fraudulently obtained Ameri-
can passports.
Most important of the arrests. in
the belief of government officials. Is
one made in Philadelphia, the prisoner
there being Maurice Deiches. promi-
nent as a lawyer and politician in this
city. That still more important deVel-
opments might follow, however, was
minated by government authorities
as it was said that others in high pc
sition were associated with the attor
ney in his alleged activities in behalt
OF Germans anxious to return to theii
native land to join the army of the EN-
| pire
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-01-07
STORMS HAMPER
ARMIES OF EUROPE
WINTER WEATHER PREVENTS
OPERATIONS ON LARGE ecA,e
ON WESTERN Battlefield.
rrencn Claim Slight Gains in France
ana Belgium, While Germans Re.
port Capture Of an Important
Russian petition.

Inc extremely rainy winter the
worst Europe has experienced in !
years. causing floods in the river val.
ieys Oh the continent as well as those |
OF england. has prevented any opera.
,lohs on large scale on the western
battlefront. and has seriously inter
Tered with those in the east.
mere have been heavy artillery en-
sagements from the sea TO the Swiss
borders. and occasional attacks by
the infantry Of the opposing armies,
which. when not repulsed, have added
d Few yards to the territory in the
possession OF the attacking force, but
nave always proved costly adventures.
The French have gained little
ground between Albert and Roye. Just
north OF the point where the line
turns eastward. and to the east Of
Rheims and southwest OF Verdun,
where the attempts to make the Ger
man positions at ST Mihiel. on the
Mouse. untenable. are proceeding
slowly. They have also made some
advance in Alsace. but have suffered
repulse to the northwest OF St.
Menehould
In the east the Germans have cap
tured the important Russian position
OF BOrjimOw, but elsewhere they have
been unable TO make Roadway against
the Russians. who. as defenders OF
we'll fortified positions are aided by
the wet weather and muddy roads
| s.,
The Austrians claim 10 have check
I'd the Russian advance near Gorlice
on the south Galician railway. ives
OF Paslo. but apparently the battle
here has not yet Deen concluded.
The Russians. ON the other hand
have taken the Austrian position
near Uzsok pass. which should opel
another entrance for them throug'
the Carpathians into hungary, Will
the Austrian retreat in BukOwina
described by the Russians as a rou
The Turks have crossed the Russia
border in the Caucasus. and ACCORD
ing TO their own account. have d.
fcated the Russian garrison at Ard;
han. They are. however. displayin
anxiety for their remaining posse
sions in Europe by feverishly FORTH
ing the whole coast line. What the
fear is not disclosed, for ii is consi
cred hardly possible for the allies
land a sufficient force to prove me
ace TO them 1t is possible that thu
anticipate an invasion from anoth
source.
Indications point to the possihili
OF The Balkan states. which are no
neutral. taking hand in the war