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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-26

$40 for the ugIiest Elk in parade; $40
for the Funniest Elk in parade; $25 in
gold for the Lodge wearing the most
attractive badges.
Line Of March.
Form at head OF Jackson street,
iEst south OF seaboard depot, facing
north Jackson street to Lamar street;
Lamar street to Lee street; Lee street
to Forsyth street; Forsyth street to
Jackson street; jackson street TO La
mar street; lamar street to Cotton
avenue; Cotton avenue to Forsyth
street; Forsyth street Cleft hand side)
to Lee street; around left side OF mon
ument to Lee street; out lee street to
Taylor street; Taylor street TO Brown
street Brown street to Church street;
Church street TO Lee street, Lee
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-26
Adjourn For dinner


Adjourn For dinner
Afternoon SessiOn-April Is.
2:So p. m. Assemble Tor grand par
ade. VIII form at head OF Jackson
street, at intersection OF College
street, parade facing north.
s p. m.-Grand Final Bali on Jack
son street,
S;So p. m.-Grand March led by
Queen and her maids OF honor, visit
ne sponsors and maids of honor and
their escorts.
9 p. m.-opening OF Grand Street
Eal. Everybody dances until they
get tired.
Good night.
Formation Of Parade.
Platoon OF Police
Chief Marshal Of the Parade.
Aids to Chief Marshal
Jennisons Moultrie Band.
State officers in decorated automo-
biles.
Queen OF the Convention and maidq
on decorated floats drawn by -four
white horses.
Elks' Lodges in order named: Amer
icus Lodge, No, $50, Atlanta Lodge, No
rs, Savannah Lodge, No. 1888, Augusta
Lodge, No, 205. Macon Lodge, No. 23o
Columbus Lodge, No. Ill, Albany
Lodge, No 7l3, Moultrie Lodge, No
l211 Brunswick Lodge, No. 691, Triton
Lodge, No. TIA, Milledgeville Lodge
No. T44, LAGRANGE Lodge, No. 1854,
Dublin Lodge, No. 1163, Douglas Lodge.
No 1886, cambridge Lodge No. 9s3,
Waycross Lodge, No 800, valdosta
odge, No, 79S, Griffin Lodge, No. 1907.
Dalton Lodge, No. 1897, Athens Lodge,
No 700, Carrollton Lodge, No. Use,
Fitzgerald Lodge, No t036, Thomas.
Vile Lodge, No. 63S.
Sponsors and maids OF honor will
ride in front of the lodges they repre-
sent.
Decorated floats and carriages.
Americas Fire Department
The following prizes will be offered
during the parade, 500 In gold for
the best uniformed Lodge Of Hlks In
the parade. $50 in gold for the largest
attendance of any Lodge of Elhs in
the state, $40 for the shortest Elk IN
parade. $40 for the tsllest nix In par
ade; $40 for the latest nix In parade
The Springdale news., 1916-10-20

fand remains 10 seen. but
there is an opportunity for all
% donate 10 the Democratic
cause.
There can be no delay, the
election date IS certain and near,
and your little aid is badly need
e by the Democratic National
Campaign to meet the contingent
needs OF tie campaign. Every
loyal American can aid in the
Democratic campaign, and share
n the spoils of the victory but
I'm the Republicans Woodrow
Wilson is willing 10 accept a
campaign find made up BY the
rank and file Of the American
people: but he IS unwilling to
accept funds from unknown and
unadvertised sources.
L is the do or die time for the
Democrats. and The appeals Of the
various finance committees should
meet with almost instant respons
II YOU haven { added your
amount. please leave same at this
office. and If will be promptly
forwarded to the Democratic Ma
tional Committee, who will ac-
knowledge receipt Of same, send
ing you a Autograph receipt
Delay is dangerous to the Dem
ocratic cause, so act today.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-20
A CORRECTION.

In last issue of the News IN
making mention Of the arrest Of
Jim Jenkins, under an old in
charging him with
selling mortgaged property this
paper stated that Mr.. Jenkins
was placed in jail. This was a
mistake, as he made the required
bond the same day the arrest
was made, and returned TO
Springdale the same afternoon.
The Indictment against Mr..
Jenkins has been dismissed, as
i was found that he was entirely
innocent Of the charge, and made
good all loss suffered by the
parties.
There was no mortgage on the
buggy, but part of the purchase
price was a contract note, with
lien retained. The ease has
been amieably settled.
The News is glad to make the
correction. The information con-
tanned in the article last week,
we thought came from reliable
source; no disrespect was meant
for Mr.. Jenkins. He has long
been a friend to this paper; and
his actions in coming home, after
a three years stay, and liquldat-
ing accounts, amounting TO sev-
eral hundred dollars, does not
bespeak Of one who would
knowingly or willingly sell a
piece of mortgaged property.
He returned to his home IN
Bakersfield, Calf, Saturday af-
ternoon Of last week.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-20
JAMES PARDONED.

Little Rock, Oct. 13.-Governer
Hays today issued a pardon to
Albert James. convicted at the
April term of Washington Circuit
Court on charge OF carnal know
ledge. James was sentenced to
serve two years in the peniten-
tiary on evidence testified to by
Alta Fink, Is, of Sonora. James
also lives at Sonora.
Last week the Supreme Court
affirmed the decision OF the low
er court on an appeal taken by
Attorney John Mayes. A defend
ant has Is days after the su-
preme Court passes on case
before it is entered Of record and
the penitentiary sentence begun.
This time had not expired and
James mad never been taken to
the penitentiary.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-20

This week will mark the close
of the greater part Of the apple
shipments in car lots, as most Of
the larger growers finish ship
ping latter part of this week, and
first of next.
With d total of 1s2 ears ship
ped out up to and including Wed.
nesday night, predictions are that
the total ear lot shipments viii
not total $50 ears, but some. place
the number at 223.
The car shortage experienced
fore part of the season caused
several cars to be delivered to
the evaporators that would have
been shipped out.
Six ears have been sent by
growers here to Fort Smith for
storage, while twelve cars have
gone to Fayetteville.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-20
ELECTION JUDGES.

oi'o" 'ils :" i'ey s'.s
.J.'as99 'ia t'oi,ee ~
as=.:541 -; vi.
l..,,i.zfM naaaII.on .faf.,,
peg sa..l n EI.,,,,,;,,..
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The Springdale news., 1916-10-20
POLITICAL SPEAKING.

Hon. Felix Lindsay, Of Benton
vile, and Prosecuting Attorney
John 5. Combs, Of Huntsville,
Will speak at the Majestic Thea
tire in Springdale, Monday night.
October %, IN the interests Of the
Democratic ticket. All are IN
vited.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-20
Saturday, November

Saturday, November t, is
drawing day, and the committee
in charge are now arranging for
the Stony Point band to furnish
music in Springdale the entire
day. This band is an old favor
ite with Springdale people and
many who do their traing here
will be pleased to hear that they
are coming. Remember the big
day, Saturday, November 4th.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-20
With The BOYS
At DEMING
Several Changes Made In Local
Company = Several Boys Get
Promoted-Preparing to Spend
the Winter in Camp.

Camp Deming, y. n, Oct.14.-
When We were at Fort Roots,
and were told that the guards
were to be sent 10 New Mexico,
~ supposed that We=Vere going
10 a sunny cline, where il was
always warm and whore winters
cold was an unknown term, and
50 packed up our wool uniforms
md left them n the State Ar
Imory at Little Rock. But the
weather the past few days has
made is wish that we had them
down here. al this week it has
been very chilly, and in addition
we had rain all Thursday night,
most Of Friday and Friday night
The only good feature about it
was that it kept Us out Of drilling
TIE first four days Of the week,
the Company went on a ten-mile
hike every morning, working out
some problem in military tactics
during the hike. Nhen this hik-
ing was first begun. the men
were soft, and even short hike
fatigued them. but now they can
Go their ten miles. under heavy
marching equipment any morn
ing and the whole company come
back in good condition.
We have got orr oYereoats and
some wooden underWear. and re
#quisition has been made for tent
stoves. Only those boys whose
time is out in two months or
less talk much now about going
home. The rest of us realize that
it is probable that we will be
kept here for some time. During
the week, two a. men got their
discharge papers and left for
home-Private Chester Miles and
Mechanic Henry Tillman, the
discharge being granted because
Of dependent relatives. An or
der for discharge has come for
Private Huckaby, but because of
considerable red tape in his
case, that must be unwound. it
may be some time before he gets
oat. We hated TO see Henry and
Chester go, bat realize that the
circumstances justified their ask
ing for a discharge.
TO make up for their loss. we
get two new men during the
week: John Weleh and Denton
ISpaek, both Of Spring Valley.
4 number of changes have been
made in the personel Of the COM
pany since my last letter Corp.
Joe Tillman has been advanced
to Sergeant, and now takes his
meals at the sergeants table.
Privates Clifton, Bullet Muir
ply. and VIM. Boone Raedles
have been appointed eorporals.
/ BY company order, Garland
Graham was appointed musician,
and Privates Claude Odle, Henry
Jarvis, James Q. Hunt and Oscar
Garten appointed First Class
Privates. A First Class Private
draws 50 per month more than
an ordinary private, and is
practically III training for a Cor
poralcy. With all this material,
we ought to have first-class
strapping bee some day.
If there is any good football
material loos at home. We wish it
would enlist and be assigned to
Company A. We have a couple
OF company teams praetieing,
and if we can get a game with
some outside team, we II have a
few games between ourselves.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-20

John ". Grabill, republican
candidate for Prosecuting At
torney, and Henry Rice, repubii-
can candidate for sheriff, viii
speak in Springdale Monday
night, October 30.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-20

Congressman John \. TiIIman.
who IS campaigning in the IN
terests of the Democratic state
and national ticket, Will spaal7
ia Spfingdala. Friday night No-
vember }.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-20

Funny, isn't it? \ fellow got
peaved and stopped his paper
the other day and then rushed
right over and borrowed his
neighbor S to see what we had to
say about him.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-20

You just literally overwhelm
IS if you pay two subscriptions
at once. But, then, we can sur
vive beautifully if you make il
five.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-20

II President Wilson order
Cd the mobilization Of the Ark
ansas National Guard at Fort
Roots: Albert James residing
mar Sonora. tried to JOIN The
Local company, hut was not ae-
cafed. His case was then be-
fore the Supreme Court. He
Wnt to Little Rock, and attempt
ed to secure executive clemeneE,
and paid his own expenses while
with the local company at the
mobilization camp.
He remained at the camp for
several days and efforts to Sc
e4re his pardon We're made, not
only by Captain Ownbey, but by
numerous Other officers IN the
guard. James conducted him
self n such way as to lead
militia officers to believe he
would be splendid acquisition
to the guard. He passed a very
eeeditable physical examination.
After Governor Hays refused
clemency, James came home, and
has been working at Sonora. The
Supreme Court recently affirmed
the action Of the lower court, and
James was sentenced to serve
two years for carnal abuse. His
pardon by Governor Hays soon
followed, and Immediately James
enlisted for service.
Reports state that he is now
at Deming, n. NJ, and IS mem
Der of Company A, the Spring
dale company of guards.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-20

Thanks, we never smoke politi-
cal cigars. Make it an ad IN
stead.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-20

Don't SOW too many wild oats
while young. You may run short
Of seed whom you get old.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-20

nonor and many town and VII
lage has made the boast that it is
the Athens Of Arkansas.
In order to put the matter to a
test and decide the question as ia
the banner county and the
: banner community, the com
mittee IN charge Of AmendH nj
No. II announces the following
proposition:
The Educational Cam
paign Committee will present
Circulating Library of One
Hundred Y lumes 70 the
schools n tie county which
give the largest percentage OF
IFS votes 70 AMENDMENT
NO. >. IT, books viii be
for the use Of tie whole eoan-=
II and vii fe passed from
The Springdale news., 1916-10-20
WHICH rs THE BANNER
EDUCATIONAL. COUNTY q


This question has been asked
over and over during the growth
of this state. Many counties
have at times lad claim to the
nonor and many a town and VII
lage has made the boast that it is
the Athens Of Arkansas.
In order to put the matter to a
test and decide the question as 10
the banner county and the
!" banner community, the COM
mittee IA charge Of AmrndIn ut
no. II announces the following
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-21
NEVADA LUCKY
Confined From Page one


County. Judge Sander. quickly brought
them under tn iron and imp!zcabl-
control Of the laEs. a. provided b. the
people He put down 0Uttawry and 49,
rabllsheJ EQUAL and exact justice
For MS brilliant achievement and
Esvery.nz loyalty. judge Sanders IN
tout,ediy could easily - reelected
District Attorney Of ,'y- Counry
IN the present campaign b. EII -
opposed a. the polls b. District judge
Barney Moran Of Reno. the Republican
nominee The vacancy 20 D. filled is
caused b. the expiration OF the r.rm
o: Judge Frank Il Norcross.
In voting for Judge Sant-E- Jh@
CITIZEN will b. vytins for efficiency ot
the highest standard. for The iucor
-uprible square deal, tos equal and ~
&C, justice 10 all. special privilege "a
non@ which j. thu democracy.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-21

r6ss@ setak tes -srcts q TIE s-ts
zz1 <roo1- Nj 49, Mr. Fzns Hoy.
Mr. WeIifaEIoS Wslzzz % North FORK
and Mss SsllSs B=E-oSh-
Arid tie eoz--zrElrLo1= and god
TIshss OF Tier relatives ard f-ieats-
TIE brzSs z-d ~ I=t- g. No o. =
Eo-eyEsooa ,CE- through Utah
Th%y viii . - 80. after OctOb-r
q ~ Jk%i- substantial rzDcE near
TgntsM- OEyrs= Comfy hzho
Bozh M AID E-s- B=irOsh we're -,iE-
Gztsd In The Elk Comfy schools and
they have hozrs % t-isaIs Tko -lsh
then ioaE life I'D U-zIi7v@,t hzg9E-
a=ss
Hr- B@i.U,h za- graduated A. iA=
ElsO High ScE1ol nd Dung EEs
school dsys vg- zzaz- firm friezGs Z
TIM c!Iy-
s.rs- Es.rloL- IN b-.d--= Zo,E=r. a..
Esr yOLEsest tzuEz,e. -ll remain Il
EIko. gCs5-s a. IL Mayer Ho-sI. uarI
the rer1=. al II and Mr. B@iroth
from ir=!E hC1syIlD5-
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-21
REGISTERED At THE MAYER

C. c ETerett. Failou, L Z, Powers.
Reno: c J Atkinson. san Francisco:
Frank ReicherE. Sacramento: ". Z.
B!erUth. Rowland y / B!eroth, Row
land z. ?. SeYins. san Francisco.
Sam Bierota and wife. Rowland , H
Butchers. LOs Angelo; W'Ia. :. vor.
ra1h. San Francisco. G. Scho@n and
wife, Charleston. -. Butler. salt Lake
CITY z. EIcheIeager. Reno: ?. a Bar
ton. Sitn. City, Ne!ls Peterson. North
FORK Miss Anderson. Nrs. Fred Pet.
erson. North FORK; J. II. Knowles. san
Francisco: L 2. Wi=eman, Wells: :.
II. Brown. Salt Lake City. ". ". Gil
msr. Wells; r. BssT. Salt Lake: J. i.
AcConaghy. Bullion; Ben Weatherbec,
Bullion: Mr. and Mr.. r. II. la Hair
Ouawa. Can r. p Prunty and wife,
Charleston; J. Beck, Jerome, Ida; J
". Briggs, UT. Home. Ida; J T Riley
ut Home. Ida
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-21
ALOHA OE" TONIGHT

The Gaiely offer tonight Il- ossU-
liful FIVE act film play Aloha De
featuring Enid Marcy and Wallace
Reid Music lovers haze often asked
Ios. or hand unsolicited. r.rh all tn
delight ma, good MUSIC st!Ts within
one. that --eelest Of al Hawaiian
melDdi@-. 70 Until Ne Meet Agar
Of IN -gz-zissed western Islands
When TriangIe's biggest director.
Tom InCa. AK the possibilities in that
plainl!~e fareEen soag. NJ used eyery
ounce OF his wonderful ingenuity in
building . notion picture With Aloha
Oe'' a. it. theme
III stared b. starring Enid MarEey.
one Of tho most beautiful women in
the world .oday, and hs set his picture
among the sccnic islands whence came
The song He woye tense story OF
love and adventure into five thousand
feet Of The most appealing drama evcr
witnessed and he turned ont = lin.
ished product. a picture fraught with
beautiful scenery. superb acting. con
zistenr realism and appealing power
The musical accompaniment for the
picture sill Dc woven about the Ha
waiiaH melody Of the same name
Aloha DE- and the Gaiciy's oIchcs
ira renders it in a way that draws or
.! il strains their sweetest appeal
Besides the five reel masterpiece
Fatty Arbuckle" will smash ponder
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-21

oGsly aboC- q Tx Gassty screen n
3 tTo-reSi eonedy Yog k,oE WAT
that nezzs- II yog feel Ike boI6tIg
roar <i6ss and rocking zho1i IN y21r
seat With the laughter tear sPJeshiag
CT tie floor. al ro1 iced % - watch
this threS hundred poCnd master Of
sL-les- He has nl-s q room for his
EzzJoais operations n Village Sea-
dzL- ITS eOn=yty Offering fo- tCaigh'-
Patty alone + worth ~ DTie~ o!
admission
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-21

Can CO. plenty Of rood As IL rsar The
EoCntsir Good range. Also has i.
ssStLJns q rzIlroza rzEa iszsso -
had horses ara 10 nszn cattle Cat
lie mostly COWS ard helfer-. and good
sorE Shares II ulooaso stations
II : TABER,
Room :. FarTsHEJon Bldg Elko.
u
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-21
Mountain City Belle
Bride of Will Beiroth,
Popular Young Cowman

Miss Helen Barton. the beautiful and
accomplished daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Al Barton OF Mountain City. las night
became the bride Of Mr. VIII Beirorh.
a popular and prominent young stock
man. Of Mcdonald. in the Rowland dis
trict.
The ceremony was performed hy
Justice OF the Peace Herbert q. Castle,
in the parlor Of tn" Mayer Hotel. at
8 O'CLOCK
Only the nearest relatives OF the
happy couple were In attendance,
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-21
BOB HUNTER HELPS
gCczE-D=G From Page Or='

to- - sTs-E1.l,2y a=LI yszr-
TE-,C-ES,sC- Ls- EtEAr NJ Hunter
-Ef5e,5 Va Can Warden Charles
N-S.sT slI--z.E 5s-sao r-U1r n ~
S-I;h FEE re LZEs1iEs ard VH-
EE-a.os5-
r. Esh a. from H. STATE EsEsr,
ery ~ Verdi AD0ihsE big cOns!@u,
neat- pleaded for b. Nj Hualer. all
arrive in a t=E dzys
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-21
LURE or hearts DESIRE
AT THE BRADLEY TONIGHT
= GRIPPING SOCIETY PLAY

r. Lzrs q Hearts D~=1rp.- ths
Esz-E-z zz IL Brady TbsatrE %
ztEa-- h a gTI,S51E s-oTy q kizh %
ssszy EsS fz= cssossr= Ezsz-s q Ala
Ia
rs = CT cI th= fzzOCE master
p5se@ q tbs Metro Co-ps5zztio1- F-=-
seaEzE TIE z4ftsd drzEzue st4r. I'd
End B-seEs-
TEis pay 8. 1noa=E'-EoTIh. i-te=t
D1-'r r-Lss q
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-21
HEW YORK MEN ASK
TO STAY ON BORDER

SAN ANTONIO. Te1zs. SEPT IL
Several hundred SeT YorE guzrdsElea
today DettiOaed 70 b allowed 20 stay
mEdIztsIy agreed and - planning
transfers. Tbe men desire 70 keep
on IL the z1Tike tro1bIes IN SeE YORK
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-21
WARNING

Hunting. TIIatnE Ard shoouHs "a
strictly prcsinilec on al ,; oar rAHeS
e. on Mars River and both the Sew
enty-Ons Ranches 4.rsyassers I'll
- prosecuted according 70 iaS
SevaHa Lard q I.isef'CcD
COMPANY
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-21
FOR SALE
Something Special

Ranch consisting OF 600 acres. 40
OF which s cutting hay. most al bal
ance can b cultivated as Their Is Al
abundance Of Na'eE Groom house,
together with ali necessary out-buiid
ings. Agricultural implements. &c
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-21

WI,E-oa Gresory. Ib= y0Grb ssEioEs-
y EagzEss X - a36so Ezio rSs=. Ezs
b@e1 dan tOWn twice THIS week Dr.
West szys - ~!l keep hEs promise
AID have hin hack O. rhs Sob II an
ctEer week
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-21
Al One Way. from Paris

PARIS. sept 2l---The SerbIans have
Esyulsed the violent Bulgarian attack
On KalUzkcaiaH- Successful count r-
attacks drove the enemy back 10
Borss. The French advanced vest Of
PisidOr
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-21
SnothGr Lenooa Orearg

LONDON. Sept Zl.-Tke Central
News today received a dispatch stat
Ing that Al unsCccsssful attempt Tas
mad yesterday By Z German military
attschs 10 azsassinsts former Premier
YenizeIOs OF Greece. who has been
striving 10 force his government TO
yCiu with the Allies
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-21
LATE WAR NEWS
WARNING - READERS

TE= --zc=-s' zLrs-rlr- again.
= czL=d g rEe fat that the
czblss are at,soIE-sly under
cDct-Ul q EE@ ETz;ssa zzS
rheEE AII5=s. and thei- ce--
sOFs 2czpr --s EEEs 20 SILK
Ibsnszivs=s- generally E.rhou-
T=zzrd 70 fzC-s TE= d.
pztches ar p1b3lsked fo-
shat rhsy nay u worth.
ra5=ss 5S=sz'= - - : ri
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-21
British Censor, Again.

LONDON. Sept. 2l-The Brush to-
day advanced Ia the Aucrc region
Desperate battle fought in rain.
Enemy attempted fierce counters.
Leaving miles OF dead strewn from, Of
line
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

In TIE fsrss fire 1-Iil A. tas GrlE
mar school tsls zoEEEzE -S@s q ne
little fox Te-s zEeA excited =, f.-zs.
ard -ere inclined % holt oce sIEaE
eorB. b'z All we're xziea5E Lses -
and rezAEureS zza zarrh=6 oct 4
ROOD ors-r- Ner; tl,s@. lh=y vH sa5sT
~ G5T@Fzsoa
cen-.~- as s.<zi a. ;ks Presby.
terrain es8Erh Friday eTerizz At TstE
Tickets 80. scEgo5 szzte--s ~
cencsr. ~ ths Presbyterian cssr=A-
"A sDls11ld pEozEza q usEEIe and
rseits1tens s. b@EsE prepared foE Pm.
daJ evening - tie Presbyterian
el1rrh- Tie following program VIII
- gfrea for The b@asfIt Q; he church
PisEo soIo. TIE Pilgrims Cborus.-
---.-. Mis- ChrEstlzs McFzrIzns
Das, -CzEs WIll3s B-Drn.
RibeT1 Davis zz5 R0besT E-Esss
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Mr. Aiszsnz McSzbnsy
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Solo. Selected. Irz, P. e. McW-hinasy
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DT7et. Selected. .--.... Ire. Dzyfs and
Reading, Selected llr..HB wr4gH,
Solo. Selected ..... M I. 1, Tlayl,
SOLO, seiaz=s5 .-- VI r , CI.r.
Farewell .--... C-bo,7,-
hobart Porter, hOrse buyer for the
Entente Allie, forwarded q zh!ynea,
o. Neyadz var-hoTses today Some O!
deeds Of vsISr- The nazs rIu Iraagfns
lhey are ATTENDING tb.. F7zo Ba5e,
Hr. John Henderson ard daughter
4iss Margaret, left last night for san
Franciseo. where &Lsa Margaret viii
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Australians To Use Draft.

MELBOURNE. Sept. 2I-The Aus
trsiian parliament today passed The
miiitarv CONSUMPTION bill
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Rsrlr frern ssrILr.

Repiy from Berlin
BERLIN. S=ps- = icy EsreLes- 10
SsyvilsB Official There = sb-o-
lEteIy no foundation TO The rGoOr-
thai Holland. and Denmark are pr
parInz 10 enter the var o. tn side Of
The Allie Germany and thee two
coTntriez are Oh eCo<i terms
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Z censerE Dream

= CcnscTE Dream
LONDON. sep zl-BG1a Holland
and DenmzrE zrs threatening 70 d.
clare EzT upon Gbe TsurcnLr allie
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Marvellous surgery b. Or e ".
West has saved the life Of Tex Ed.
wards, Of Starr Valley. who was accl-
dsnGaly shot through the head with a
-5J--50 E4ns several days ago. The
OUDd g. healing nicely
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Sobert Porter, horse buyer for the
Entente Allie. forwarded q shipment
o. Nevada var-hoTzes today Some o.!
them can b. expected 70 perform
deeds Of VsI0r- The nags EIH imagine
they are attending ths Eiko Rodeo.