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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
 FOR SAIE-1914 model Ford road ster, in good condition; also furniture household goods and hot-blast stove. Address H. O.-6O this office giving 1 address or phone number. IL l
 BARGAIN
 S-oom house. furnished, close in; this must be sold in the next few days. Price $l.SOO. Call K R. Jaggers, phone l067. 4-24-3t FOR SALE-A strictly modern Groom house with bath; furnished; d a bar gain. by owner. Address A B., Sen tinel-Record. 4-25-lw. FOR SALE-Furniture in fiye-room flat, south side, upstairs, at 4o3 Pros pect avenue Will sell cheap for cash if taken at once Apply on premises.
 4-23-3t FOR SALE - Ceiling fan. Moore Drug Store, 2o6 Ouaehita Ave.
 4-23.Gt FOR sALE-At bargain. horse. uewl harness aud surrey. all m good c4nd' ,is9h. FOR SALE-lC-room boarding house withI light huuSrkeapluE cottages, old -NlA'- lished business. Apply Kinney i59i.iiS 5i-iS FOR sALE-Fruit. cigar and news stand lsis 1IfsG59Si oflica soo" attached "l-.oN-,tI FOR sALE-I.ess than slo0 will buy theI furniture of a 5-room house In heart oiI the Citv if taken at once. party ledNiugI town. Cah at 2ll Center Ave 4--y-I" FOR Furniture and lease 2o-room| hotel close in. Al location. doing good business Phone 1900. 4-ll-u| FOR sALE-At a sacrifice roomins| house, % rooms. new building steam heat electric lights and gus. newly fur and pustottlce. Address A A. f. o rNE FOR SALE-Setter pup. three months old. best uedlgreed dog in Garland county See w II. Moyston court house 4-la-Lt FOR SALE OR RENT-My lO-room res idence, 663 Prospect Ave. corner or Nlo- let St. furuished or unfurnished Com plete in all appointments. Large yard. Phone 243 Richard B. Bancroft 2-l--u FOR SALE-Cheap. fine gentle driving horse Address B F.. Sentinel Record
 3-25-lm FOR SALE and bids wanted for 10 shares of Citizens National Bank stock. Address r. C. Box 5G5. 3-2i-U FOR SALE-New brick apartment house. owner must scll-at bargain. or will lease Apply PIT Laurel. phone 1851
  MINNOWS FOR SALE-Aaron Jack son, 149 Water St. 4-S-lm FOR SALE -Seventeen-inch stove wood, $2 per load, any part of city. GreenVile| Slave Co, phone 730 4-2-lm FOR SALE-Tucubator and broOder: "Old Trusty." 125- egg. Telephone 769. 3-25-uf 1
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Christian Science Society.

Services Sunday morning at II o'clock. Corner of Quapaw and Pros. pect Subject. Probation after Death. Testimonial meeting Wednesday eve ming at 8 o'clock Reading rooms are loclated in the Anderson building. No. 600 Central avenue, entrance on Court
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FIFTH ANNUAL ASSESSMENT FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT
 

The tax books for the collection of the fifth annual -peti4l assessment upon the real property iu street improvement dis trct No. 33. for the purpose of paving and other improvements on Park avenue for the wear 1915 have been placed In my hands All owners of property lying In the said district are required Go pav their assessment to me on May the 10th. 1915. IT payments are not made within thirty days from that date. action Wiu be com menced at the end of that time for the collection of said assessments penalties and costs. Given under my hand this the goth dav of Aurl. 1915.
 w C. SMITH Collector Al nffi.n nf Arkanaae Tmet O. 4-.l U
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street, and are open daily from 9 a. m to 9 pm. with librarian in attend ance from 2 to 3 pm All are invited to attend these services and visit tle reading rooms. Sunday school begins promptly at 9:3O am. Children under the age of 20 are invited.
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FOR RENT-NicELY FURNISHED
 COTTAGES AND APARTMENTS STRICTLY MODERN. Apply 2o7 Cedar St. or phone 299. 1-i-tf
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NoIIco X herchv gwen that the 00nu1 tel Comnanv wilI be held at the AIaiesti, Hotel Hot Springs. Arkansas, on We'd nesdav May 5th at II o'clock am. for the election of board of directors t1 serve for the ensuing year. and for the transaction of such other business as may lawfully come before it
 HARRY A. JONES. President C l NnENER Sncr.IHIN
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St. Mary's Catholic.

Corner Central and Wilmington avenues; 8 am, mass and holy com. munion; 1O;30 am, high mass and sermon; 7:30 pm, rosary and bene- dictiOn. You are cordially invited William J. Carroll, pastor
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of David Laser deceased. were issued to the uu- dersigned bv the probate court of Car land county. iu tho state of Arkansas. on the goth day of March. 1915 estate are therefore hereby notified to exhibit the same Co the unders igned, prop erlv authenticated. within six months after the date of such letters or they may hs urccudcd from any benefit in said es- tate And if such claims be not eNhih- itcd as aforesaid. within one wear after inc date of suor letters. they will be for- cyur barred and nrecluded from any bene- nt from said estate
 Given this goth day of April. \ D. 1915.
 JAMES ARENSON Administrator of the Estate of David
 Laser. Deceased
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WARNING nRnER-

Tn the Garland Circuit Court Luela Williamson. plaintiff against James E Williamson, defendant The defendant James R. Williamson, is warned to appear iu thls court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff
 Given under my hand and seal of said court on this list day of April 1915.
 A c. SULLENBERGER Clerk.
 By W. II. Moyston D C. C. T. Gotham, Esq. Attorney ad Item
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Spiritualism.

Spiritual Alliance Society meets ey- cry Sunday in Metz hall, 720 l-2 Cen tral avenue, over Royal heater. at 8 and 7:45 pm. Lectures. test and messages by Mrs. May Elmo. pastor. All welcome. seats free.
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sTOCKHOIDERs' MEETING

There will be a meeting of the stock holders of The P8steurized Milk Company held at the Arkansas National Bank. of May TO- for the purpose of trausaCtinl such business as may regularly come be- fore it. JOS. $. HORNER
 4-1h-tf Secretary
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MANNING ORDER.

In the justice of the Peace Court before H Hinton, J PC L Moore. Plaintiff vs A. L Blum. Defendant
 The above named defendant A L. Blum, is warned to appear in this court within thirty ddVs and answer the com plaiut Of G l.. Moore plaintiff herein
 II. HINTON. J. P. r r Rutherford. Attorney ad Iittm
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST Black silk pocketbook, on
 avenue car. Reward If returned to K. C. Restaurant
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DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THE
 OAKLAWN MINERAL WELL

Two blocks west of Oaklawn Race Track This water is noted for it's cures Of Liver Kidney. Bladder and Stomach Troubles, Constipation and Eczema De- livered daily in l-2 gallon bottles, Sl co per week 1T you have kidney trouble. eczema or stomach trouble. be sure and tv it.
 BEAUTIFUL new goods arriving daily at Mrs c. Higgins Art Store, 606 Central Ave. 9-17-tf
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Hot Springs Ark. April 20. 1915.
 Sealed proposals in triphcate will be received until Il m. May 70. 1915. for at Armv and Navy General Hospital n- formation on application Consuuctinl Ou4rtcrmaster 4-2l-27
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

stockholders meeting of the Riverview Park Association will be held at the Mar duette Hotel Monday May 10. 1915. at such business as may lawfully come be- fore them r J. PETIT. President
 C. C. DlSHEROON. Sec. and Treas. i 4-l4-15t
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CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
 
MISCELLANEOUS
ANN0uNCEMENT

DADS STABI.E-Firs class livery Spe-
 Cial service for country s8Icsmen. alV Garland Ave. Phone lO33 5-3-tf
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TRUNKS at cost at Baer's, 224 Ouachlta avenue. 4-7-tf
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Telephone us; rapid delivery. Pub IIo Drug Cs,
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NICELY FURNISHED
 ~ Fa E-
FOR RENT

Nicely furnished 5-room cottagei bath, closet gas, electric light and water facilities, capable of accom- modatlng small families; situat- ed on car line. Fine large Veran. da nice front and back yards. ln' qure of
 JOHN H. LEWIS 625 Central Ave. Phone 351
 or of Mrs. Lewis, 670 Ouachita.
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IupGE c. [. GOTHAM

has resumed the practice of law and has secured the offices formerly occupied bl Attorney 4. J. Murphy. located at Spl Central avenue, second floor of the old
 Citizens National Bank building. oveI
 Speucer's cigar store. Phone Gi6.
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FOR SAI4E-1914 model Ford road
 ster, in good condition; also furniture
 goods and hot-blast stove. Address H. O.--60, this office, giving address or phone number. It
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pr. E W. Bteedlove has returned to Hot Springs after an absence of lew months. to resume the practice of medl- cine. and can be found at Suite 30i. Ar kansas National Bank building Office phome. 3l ResIdenoe phone. INl. 3-30- In
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FOR SALE

Valuable property on Central avenue, Hot Springs, Arkansas. This property consists Of a block Of four lots, comprising an area Of e1 feet front and IFS feet deep. t Is situated between the Kentucky and New York Clubs, nearly op- poslte the Arlington Hotel. Splen- did location for modern fire proof hotel, so much needed In Hot Springs; or for an office or com mercial building. Sale on easy terms, or will lease property on ionq term. For particulars. ln- quire Room POS, Arkansas Nation al Bank Building. 3-9-tf
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nahT READ THIS

Card Correspondence Club. Highly entertaining and instructive Tour u. s. by post card. For both sexes. Send % stamp for information and aypli- cation blank to National Post Card Club, Ardmore, Okla.
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FOR SALE-Incubator and brooder. "Old Trusty." 125-egg. Telephone 769 3-25-tf
Evening journal., 1915-05-04
"EYERYBnnY,S.-

"The Face of My Enemy" by Ernest
Poole; THE Dollar Demon and the
National Game" by Irving f. San
born: THE Snarl of Waking Asia.
by Garet Garrett. and who Can
Lick wilson arc the titles of four
feature articles appearing in the
May issue Of "Evorybody's" Magazine
that will no doubt arouse the deepest
interest among IFS readers, being. As
they arc, on four subjects that lie very
close 10 the American heart.
Fiction this month includes THE
Guest From Samaria," by Joseph G.
Lincoln. another installment of owen
Johnson's new serial Making
Money" The Courage of the Convic-
ton" by Ethel Lloyd Patterson.
"Stradivarius and the Food of Love
by Richard Matthews Hallett and an
other installment of "Still Jim" the
intensely interesting serial story by
Honore Willsie.
Keep Posted" 2 new department,
by the way. that bids fair to become
popular addition to the magazine
contains brisk summary Of all the
big events and issues of the present
day and Is a remarkably well written
and entertaining department.
Evening journal., 1915-05-04
YOrNG,s MACHINE.

The leading story in this months
issue of "Youug's" magazine is a
novelette, entitled. THE Vanity Pool, E"
by Nalbro BARLEY II is an intense
IL interesting and unusual story, the
thread of which is woven around the
elopment of a boy and girl. who be-
lieved themselves to be in love. The
story covers twenty-five years of life.
and is interestingly and cleverly
written. Other stories in this maya
zine which prove equally as real and
alive. include THE Man Who Was
Blind" by Edwin Pugh; Pearls. Real
and False" by +. Vaudeville Rogers (;
Across the Lake. by Mary Caroline
Davies. "The Moth With Singod
Wings" by Louise Winter; THE Sol
dier's Daughter" by Kelsey Percival
Ketohel: Times Have Changed" by
Martha NJ Stanley" "On Bubbline
Well Road" by Robert Corwin Lee:
1.-THE Spongers." by Hazel NJ. Smith
and Invaded Territory by George
Austin Barnes.
Evening journal., 1915-05-04
HARPER,s.

With seven feature articles dealing
with various and interesting topics and
eight fiction stories by writer's promi-
ncnt In the magazine world in addition
TO the three departments. "1ho Edi-
tors Study" Editors Easy Chair
and Editors Drawer" each of which
contain features of special interest, the
May issue Of "Harper's' magazine
proves 10 be one OF the best magazines
Of the month. Those who have con-
,ributcd this month include Dorothy
Garfield Mary l.. lobe. William Ros-
coe Thaycr. Louise Kennedy Mabio,
Henry Scidel Candy. Wilton Agnew
Barrett. Sophie Kerr Underwood. Wal
Ter Prltchard. Eaton Alice Duer Mil
Ter. Walter Wood. Wilbur Daniel steele
w. A. Bradley. Edna NJ. Owings. Nor
man Duncan. Ethel NJ Kelley Ellis
worth Huntington. Morgan Robertson
and William Dean Howells.
Evening journal., 1915-05-04
scRIBNER'S.

There are few writer's who could so
impressively convey to the reader the
very essence. the spirit of place as does
Edith Wharton in her article IN the
MAY "Scribner'' on "lhe Look OF
Paris" Miss Wharton's story is keenly
interesting and vivid in description.
Other stories i'm this months issue Of
"Scribner's' include "Ihe Building 81
the Panama Canal" by Colonel George
W Goethals: "Brother of the Angle by
William Boyd Allen; ''lhe New Cana
dian National Transcontinental Rail
way" by Duncan MacPhersoni "frencl
Memories OF Eighteenth Century Amer
lea" By Charles H. Sheriff.. and another
instalment of John Galsworthy's mucl
talked about novel. "Ihe Freelands.n
short stories include "Baytop," by \
10. Gordon; "Sincws of War" by Annie
Eliot Trumhull. and "Aliddle Age 10y
Alice Ducr Miller.
Evening journal., 1915-05-04
THE DELINEATOR.

Important features in this months
issue of 1.-THE Dclineator," include a
strong editorial on "Womanhood,' by
Henry Churchill King, president of
Oberlin College, and one on "Why Boys
Do Not Leave Home" by Eugene
Wood Where Love Comes From" by
James Oppenhoim; Mother Jones.
by Peter Nicholson another INSTALL
meht of the intensely interesting SER
ial story "Pegreen." by Eleanor Hoyt
Brainard: "The Third Volume" by
Margaret Deland: How Found Ny
Pearl Necklace" by Sara Savage Null
Ter. and "The Quiet Hour" by Louise
Collier Wilcox. In addition to these
delightful features there are any num-
Der of timely useful suggestions to
be found in the household. fashion,
cooking. needlework and childrens
departments. each OF which bears an
individual message to harassed wo-
men. and which will no doubt create
widespread interest.
Evening journal., 1915-05-04

when ] started taking sarrol I weighed
l.n pounds Now weigh 1856, says \.
q. Wilson. II put new life. IN every nerve.
II. a. McCullars reports he gained - pounds
and his health was made perfect. sleeps bee.
ter and feels better than for 30 years Miss
Maud Smith reports gain of 10 pounds
and stil gaining Health greatly improved
when these and hundreds Of ether once
thin, undcrwcight people write go say that
as they began 90 make Sargol part OF their
meals they began To get tat don't YOU th|nk
advertised method Of flesh building after an ?
Don't you think you ought to try il, par
tculRrly rs leading druggists everywhere
sell IL. with the positive guarantee that un-
less 10 makes am increase IN your weight
you can have your money back
You may say, 81 am naturally thin Moth.
ing can make me fnt, but until you have
tried sarGol you do not and cannot know
that this Is true.
Thin folks stay thin, no matter what or
how much they eat and they begin 20 think
food has nothing 90 do with fesh making
liut they are wrong.
Thin people stay thin because the fats
oils. starches sugars and other flesh ant
/ fnt-mnking elements in their food are mnstl,
pass ng out NJ their bodies as waste. Onl,
enough nourishment Is retained 90 keep th'
bodg going. Nothing is saved for hesl
making.
.sareol Of itself will mo-, make fat. IA
/ t between meals and Won probably will no
I gain pound hui eat "a single sarrol tab
/ lpf with every meal and soon you may h
[ gaining % pound oi Hcsh a day Sargnl 4
| the missing link between food .entinr an
/ TAT making u makes the food ~ youl
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Evening journal., 1915-05-04
AMERICAN MAGAZINE.

In the May American Magazine je'
rome d. na,ers, four times amateur
goli champion OF Ameriea, writes a high
lv entertaining and instructive article
entitled "1hc High Cost JI Golhng.
Cleveland NlolIctt, writing under the
title deeds Of Daring in the Movies,
tell. some wonderful true stories at en-.
tIaordinary adventures that moving pie
lure managers and actors have had N
the preparation OF films; lds NJ. Ierbel
writes another article in her business
series entitled "lhe Golden Rule II
Business" Captain Granville Fortesen'
tells his experiences with the Russian
army: Hugh s. Fullerton, writing undci
the title. "Thc litneys Arc Coming
gives the facts about the new transpor
tation development that is spreading
over the country.
Evening journal., 1915-05-04

Ward. entitled "a Great Success" will
appear first as a serial in the "Red
Book" magazine and the first install
ment appears in the May issue Of this
popular magazine. II bids fair to be
one of the most interesting books
that Mrs. Ward has ever written and il
viii undoubtedly be one of the best
sellers when il comes out in book
form. II tells the story Of the wife OF
genius who must sit by while her
husband is lured away by brilliant
woman of the nobility.
Other writer's contributing to this
months issue of the RED Book in
clu6e Melville Dayisson Post Opie
Read. Rupert Hughes. Cyrus Towns
end Brady. Peter B. Kyne Ring w.
Lardner. Ellis Parker Butler. Albert
Payson Terhune, Frank r. Adams and
others whose works have placed them
on the top rung of the ladder of an-
thorship.
Evening journal., 1915-05-04
pennsylvania COAL
Convention HERE
Two Days Meeting TO Open
in Playhouse on
June IS
TRIP DOWN BAY
FOR THE DELEGATES

Howard White, OF Philadelphia, prcsi-
dent and ". NJ. Bertolct. of Reading,
secretary OF the Pennsylvania Retail
Coal Merchants Association, have been
in this city ON busincs. connected with
the forthcoming convention of the asso-
ciation, which will be held here.
They conferred with Edward Il. Pussy,
chairman of the general local committee
of arrangements, and Henry T.. Bush, a
member of the committee. Many Of the
details of the convention were gone into.
The convention will be held IA The
Playhouse Juno 10 and 10 and 1t will be
attended By about GOO coal merchants
from an over Pennsylvania.
A meeting of the coal merchants of
Wilmington and vicinity will be held
shortly. when arrangements will he made
for the entertainment of the visitors. II
has already been decided to give them
AN excursion down the hay ON June H.
! the objective point being Ship John
/ Light. The trip will be nude ON tho
steamer Queen Anne, which will he So
cured through the courtesy of Geofgl
W. Bush aud Sons Company.
Charles warner and Edward r. puse!
are making the local arrangements io
the quarterly meeting Of the Del Ma
Col Building Material Dealers Associa
ton. which will be held at the HotC
DUPONT May 20.
4 meeting OF the executive commttc
viii be held ON The previous evening.
About nifty material dealers from thi
State. Maryland and District of Colun
hia will attend the meeting. The las
meeting was held I'm Washington and tli
previous one In Baltimore. y. J.. Grow
of Washington, is president of the OF
tgtuiyntinu
Evening journal., 1915-05-04
THE MAY MAGAZINES

G. Stanley Hall, the third install
n,ent of Life in a Small Town by
"A Country Parson;' Opening Day
AT the Big Fair human story Of
tho place and the people, by Alice
MacGowan; 1.-THE Girl Who Learned
How" by Maude Radford Warren;
another installment of the intensely
interesting serial entitled, "Thc
Change in Beuah Marsh by Lillian
Bell, and very vital and real love
story entitled "The One in Command,
by Grace MACEDONIAN Cook.
Features in the household, music
beauty, art. fashion. needlowork AM
children's department literally abound
with any number of happy practical
suggestions and vitality help in max
ing this magazine one Of the best Vi
the current month.
Evening journal., 1915-05-04

rotary air compressor. a clever adver-
tisins device, chicken killing machine.
noyel ay trap. paper shirts. new water
draining apparatus. electrical water
heater. novel nut cracker, a now lawn
sprinkler. surf coasters. enamel top
kitchen table and hundreds of other
articles equally as interesting and IN
structive
The magazine also contains many H.
Illustrations that are interesting in
themselves
Evening journal., 1915-05-04
pnPTLAR MECHANICS.

"Directing the War by Wireless" by
George r Worts; Raising the Stand
ard of Canned Goods" and Launching
Giant Battleship." by J. Crosby Nc
Carthy. are the dominating articles
TO he found in this months issue Of
Popular Mechanics. in addition 10
which there are any number Of arti-
cles dealing with all sorts Of nven-
lions. safety devices and novel pat
ents that help to make this always
good magazine better than ever.
Among some of the other features 70
be found are descriptions of new
Evening journal., 1915-05-04
"TIL" is grand for aching. swollen,
sweaty, caIIOused feet or corns.

All what relief No more tired
feet: no more burning feet; no more
swollen, bad smelling, sweaty feet. No
more soreness in cOrns, callouses, bun
ions.
Nc matter what ails your feet or
what under the sun you've tried with
out getting relief, just use TIL
"TlZ" is the. only remedy that draws
out all the poisonous exudations which
puff up the feet "TIZ" cures your
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draw up your face in pain. Your
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misery. no more agony from corns.
callouses or bunions.
Get a 25 cent box at any drug store
or department store and get instant re-
lief. Wear smaller shoes. Just once
try "TIZ." Get whole years foot
comfort for only 25 cents. Think of it,
Evening journal., 1915-05-04
wOMAN's MAGAZINE.

what Makes Woman Attractive?"
is the subject of discussion 10
which the readers of the "Woman's
magazine are invited this month 10
give their opinions. a discussion
which. no doubt. win arouse a great
deal Of interest among both men
and women. other features in this
months issue of the "WOmans" maya
zine include Child Training" by Or.
Evening journal., 1915-05-04
SMART SET.

The leading feature of the May
number Of The Smart Set is a complete
by Louis Wilkinson bearing
the piquing title. THE Connoisseur Of
Emotion" and the equally piquing
subtitle. THE Tester Of Thrills" The
novelette, is an Oscar Wilde-ish story,
sparkling with epigram, and narrating
the bizarre tale of a married man who
plans TO elope with his wife's sister
and marry her.
Evening journal., 1915-05-04
wONEN,s HOME COMPANION.

In the May Woman's Home Com
oanion 1874 moving picture films are
recommended as being thoroughly
wholesome and worth while Along
with these recommendations Helen
Duey writes an interesting article en-
titled, Better Films for Children" full
of practical suggestions to parents.
This is all a part of the movement for
better films which this periodical is
CARRYING on
Evening journal., 1915-05-04
AMERICAN ROY.

The dominating feature of the May
american Boy is an exceedingly in
teresting interview with President WI
son. the title of which is Preparing
for Citizenship" It is written by Clar-
ence B. Kelland. The stories are all
alive and snappy as usual. and i'll
clude In the Lillimuit" by James
B. Hendryx; 20 K. Bullies' Bull" by
c. H. Claudy: a Decoration Day story.
by Clarence J. Kelland; Randall
Parish's One Man Band" by Harold
Titus. and installments of the two new
serials. Clearing the Seas" by De-
nal Haines and Against Odds" by
William Heyliger.
The departments. brief articles
home. photographs and humor. contain
the usual number of interesting and
attractive features.
THE RED BOOK.
A new novel by Mrs. Humphrey