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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-11-23

Paul Levy of the Sam'l Levy
Mercantile Company, was a Pleas.
ant Hill visitor Sunday.
c. b., Robinson, Of Joplin, at
tended the funeral of Mrs. II. B.
Robinson in this city last Thurs
day.
| Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Miller, at their home on East Da-
kota street, Saturday. November
IS, 1916, a girl. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCann
cam" down from Kansas City the
last OF the week on visit to Mrs.
McCann S sister, Mrs. Lewis
Fisher.
Mrs. Freeman Walton and son,
William. who have been visiting
relatives in st Joseph for the
last few weeks returned home
Thursday.
AdoIph Burda, of north Of
town, left last week for Oxford
Junction. Iowa, to look after a
fine farm which he owns near
that place.
Miss Kitty Steele, bookkeeprr
at the j. E. Williams grocery,
spent Sunday and Monday in
Kansas City visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Baker.
j. Il. "Dolcy" Cobb motorcd
down from Kansas City the last
of the week and spent Il few days
visiting his brother, J. \. Cobb,
and family south of town.
{. +. PfoSt, of Clinton, and Les
ter II. Profst, Of Carthage, arrived
in the city the last of the week to
visit their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. K. Post and sister. Mrs. f. II.
Clay.
Wanted representative in rv-
cry town and on rural routes.
work part or all time. Man, wo-
man or young people write Ten
nyson 1919 Sheffield Ave-. Chi
rago, III. CIT
Miss Selma Grnch came in Sat
urday from Columbia where she
is attrndin" the Missouri Tnivcr-
sity. and Sunday went to Rich
Hill to attend the funeral Of her
grandmother. Mrs. W. W. Bur
rows.
Seth and John Cope. two of
New Home township $ best citi-
zrns. were in town Saturday and
They are among Bates
rounty's oldest citizens, having
lived on the same farm for almost
fifty years.
With the official returns in
from all bnt fourteen counties 1t
appears that the prohibition
was beaten by about
III. 800. The state outside of st.
Louis gave the amendment a ma
jority of 14.OOO. but the immense
wet vote in st. Louis Overcame
hat.
Col. James Sharp was in town
me day the last of the week, his
'irst visit since the election. 1t is
needless to say that he is highly
,leascd at the results in the cOun-
", state and nation. and of course
lis own reelection. i'm the face of
me of the most bitter fights of re-
'ent years, makes him feel pretty
rood. The Colonel is now at
,eace with the world and says
hat if, in the heat of the cam
'aign, he unwittingly said or did
that hurt the feelings of
nyone. he is sorry. He has re-
eived his certificate of re-elec-
ion and when the Legislature con-
enes he will he found in his old I,
lace looking after the interests
4 his constituents.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-11-23

Now is the time to save you
money on your clothes if you
trade at Black 4 Arnold.
Fred Rominc, Of Wyoming, is
visiting at the home of his father
JAS. ROminc, south OF town..
Wool shirts, wool socks, wool
sweaters, wool clothes, wool un.
dcrwcar, wool shoes. Black &
Arnold.
Mrs. Ed Snidcr came up from
Joplin Tuesday on visit to old
friends in this city.
ID. X. Walker, of the Walker
McKibbcn Mercantile Company,
was business visitor to St. .Jo-
seph and Kansas City last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. $. Austin, of
jefferson City, attended the fun
cral of Mrs. w. +. Rosser Sunday.
Mrs. RoSser was an aunt of Mr..
Austin.
Mrs. j. -. Allen came in from
jefferson City Tuesday night for
il several days visit with relatives
Warren Duvall, who has a posi-
ton in one of the largest banking
institutions in Kansas City, came
down Sunday to attend the fun
cral of Mrs. w. +. Rosscr.
w. NJ. IIardingcr and Edison
Snyder attended the Nineteenth
Annual Convention of the Farm
ers Mutual Insurance Companies
ut Nevada last week. Scdalia was
selected as the meeting place
next year.
Rubber boots, fclts, wool socks,
ovcrshoes, Black 4 Arnold.
Mrs. A. T. Scott and daughter,
Mrs. D. \. Bramell Of Clinton,
are guests of Dr. and Mrs.
+. w. Foster, at their home.
on Atkinson Avenue. Mrs. Scott
is the mother and Mrs. Bramell
sister of Mrs. Foster.
Reports from the Kansas City
hospital say that Dr.. j. !. Mar
tin, who was shot by Il. ID. Holes
worth, at Mcrwin, Tuesday OF
last week is getting along nicely
and that his physicians hold out
considerable hope of his recov-
cry. Should he recover Holes
worth, who is still in the county
Jail, will probably be admitted to
bail.
The Mark of Cain one Of
the strongest dramas of today
will be shown at the Electric
Thcater next Monday afternoon
and night. 1t is Il story Of the
beautiful daughter OF sneak
thief who is forced to become the
unwilling accomplish of her faith
er.. Dick, the girls lover has
served term in prison for a
crime that his father committed,
and the play tells a very interest
ing story Of their attempts to
"bcat back" You cant afford
to miss it.
Mrs. Sam W. Davis received a
message Monday afternoon an
nouncing the death of her broth.
cr Frank A. Luvin, which oc-
cured at FIT. Worth, Texas, Sun
day night. The message stated
that Mr.. Luvin, who was travel
ing man, had been in Fl. Worth
about two days and that he had
complained of feeling i'll. Satur-
day afternoon he went to his
room and it is thought that he
died that night. The body was
not found until Monday. Hem
orhagc of the lungs was given as
the cause of his death. The de-
ceased was a native of Warrens-
burg and was about As years of +
age.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-11-23

w. $. Steele returned last week
from lthica. New York, where he
has been spending the summer
with IA daughter. He will spend
the winter in this city with hrs
son. Herbert steele.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-11-23
To the Democrats Of Bates
County.

The Democratic Central Com
mittec of Bates County wish to
thank the people Of the county
who so ably assisted us in our
campaign just closed. TO the
ladies and men who gave their
help and time without thought of
personal gain, we are proud of
you.
Without casting reflections on
other parties we know our party
principals were just and when the
sting of defeat is gone President
Wilson will be known and loved
by all Americans as our prcsi-
dent.
Our officials elected are hon
orable gentlemen, who will with
perfect fairness to all conduct
their different offices in an eco
nomical and just manner.
10 the young man casting his
first vote, to our Republican, and
Progressive friends who helped
us we want you to continue in our
party. Come into our conven-
tions and primaries and help us
to enact and fulfill our platforms
and nominate and elect good,
competent men.
TO our county newspapers who
for personal gain would not fol-
low the commercial plan Of the
metropolitan press we are for you
and appreciated your spirit.
TO the Democrats of the coun-
ty as your county committee, as
your representatives we did our
best:
Respectfully,
Democratic Central Committee.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-11-23

Mrs. Riley Gilbert of near
l'rich, who has been seriously jill
for the past two weeks underwent
a surgical operation Wednesday,.
She is in a serious condition..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-29
COURT TAKES UP
MARION { Woo
O|sbARMtMT CASE
T%ypewriting Expert Says it Is
Thousand to One Letters in
Case Came From Attorneys
Machine.

santa Fc. y NJ Ma. .H Tho
opening uf the nearing In disharmeut
On charges brought by direction of tht
federal court against owen \, Mar
ron, state treasurer and Francis l."
Wood, both attorneys of Albuquerque,
this morning was featured hy the At
tendance Of two ut the most famous
Nopwriting experts ~ the country
aud probably ia the world They wor"
q. T.. Ewcii ct New YORK ana \ :
osborne of chicago, called 10y th"
prosecution and defense, respectively
Ewell on the stand this morning,
gave It as his opinion though not a.
an absolute certainty, that there wa
uuiy one chance in a thousand that
documents in point in the case w"ie
produced on "a typewriter other man
that which produced other papers
known To have come from the aito' .
news ufnce. II was a f"atur" of III"
charges that the papers w"r" fahIl'
,atod ana that the LAWYERS had knowl-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-29
EARLY MORN|NG
MARATHON SAVES
THIEF FROM LAW
Iwice Burglar Is Pursued by
Policemen and Each Time
Fleetness of Foot and Sound
Wind Save Him.

FIcctuess of foot aud sound wind
twice served q thief VINO Toohed
omc az the hous, 81 Mrs. Annie
Davis. In the SEQ block on North Sec
nnd street early this morning Twic"
the ,hicf found himself almost within
the grasp Of the law. and each Doc"
his legs carried him ia safety ~
last accounts ne disappeared ia IN"
strdhills iu the gray dawn leaving
a banled policeman and % watchnnn
behind him
The thief vas heard rummagrIg n
an, OF the rooms az the DAVIS nous
at I O'Clock. \ telephone m""shs"
brought Police captain Pat b6rad3
10 the scene on the run. o'GradS hg
ured that the thief Wit had taken
e. night when discovered. would mead
for the railroad. and the captain i""'i
, short cut on that suppusition H.
guess was good lie caught siEh' col
the neeing thicf running hard as ht
ucarcd the tracks.
The captain gave chase aud th'
fhl.f lodged and dnckcd w an alloy
The captain went after him. hut had
mo- chance 10 get IN q shot from IA.
rev 81. lNNANA4A.Nh HtN' % .
fugitive diytancod the captain aud wa
lost 10 sight
Further up the track fuil''uIt'
A~podara. On his regular beat WIN
Special Policeman Lee ArmiIn chugh'
sight of the Fugitive. The ldticr Na'
SIN running hard The policeman
and the Waterman scnsed that SOME
thing required eNpiai ning ana ih'.
stared after the runner q" get tn
explanation II they had been oracf
distance runners with a marx oi thr''
minutcs they might have oNertak't
him. but being ordinary INNER the
never stood - chuhc". the fngitlN'
heightened the distance between nm
aud his pursuers ana disappeared u
the hills.
The thief has a watch and a icN
dol,arS IN money, belonging TO t"'
with him To- repay him io'
his spectacular run.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-29

weight carload .hlpu .nt- Of hay
nom that section except on 3i-foot
carloads.
AdJJtaut Gruor.I ucuins BE- uo.
ms quoted 1s d',ilrrI the stat
troops probably VHt Dol. sworn into
federal service within few dag
Tho eliminated NcuIucrs OF tho
i,osv ell battery Ir, expected to be-
returned to Roswell for muster ou'
early his week aud 'hr battery itself
expects Co b, sworn Iu and move to
f. station "IscN here 600 the Mexican
border a. tho same tuc. 81 now i
stationed at COLUMBUS
I;ryo s Granada na- been bound
over leo tine grand l1rs lu sierra
county. charged with hr,aoius iIto -
JrWclry store aud taking property
Nalued at $40.
\ preliminary hearing viii -, hclt
lu Uillsboto June I 20 determine the
manucr IN which pablo Asuilut who
died last week. was fatally wounded
AT a ranch south of H%illsboro.
There is nue. talk going the
rounds la Duna Ana ana Lincoln
counties Ut a proposed branch read
10 run from organ to orc Grandc, to
open up the new properties of the
Phclps-Dodgc company IA the organ
mountain mining district.
Tho Tucumcari city administration
Will Ykc over the city water and light
plants. purchase of which recently
WIS voted by h citizens, JUNE /.
Water users under the Carlsbad
project have arranged for the taking
ot - special motion picture OF their
project ia bee used for ADVERTISING
purposes. The MIN Wi. be made I'M
der supervision ut the reclamation
service. The hlm viii be run ut the
| chicago laud show this summer.
PAU Hucbior. accused of killing
1cn Woodward N Otcro county some
days ago. has been held tC the grand
lury without BAH.
Roosevelt county citlze"s are hold
ing a series Of meetings through that
section TO raise FUNDS FOR the re.
building 81 the creamery at Portalcs.
which burned recently, plans tor
whose restoration already are under
way.
-
bcmiug Is conducting "a campaign
to secure t. visit from the president
an ih, time he attends the opening
uf the Elephant Butte project
--
The preliminary hearing of Eur
: Eo.pp,rp. 600 prmIus resulted Ia hcl
freedom from "a charge ~ having
.laI. Private Grimes 81 Cumpn '
az tho TNeutictn iutantr, 100 ..am'
lu- recently. The Womau told ui
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-29
WILL TRY TO HAVE
REPUBLICANS COMMIT
SELVES TO

chicago. MAY 20 The National
American Woman suffrage associa
t.uu viii meet iu Chicago June ca
nest and win attempt To- induce tho
Republican convention to Include y
suffrage plank in the party platform.
according TO an announcement by MI
Carrie Chapman 'att president "t
tn" association. received h"r. today
Thu vmuan's party national %
ycntiou win bc held here at Tia" sam"
time and for the same pu.posc but
the two organizations viii work in4r
prudcuil.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-29
NEARLY 800 MEN
CALLED FOR THE
0RPET HEARING
With Nine JuIols IN Box. An
other Venire of so Is Sum
m0ned for Examination To.
day at Waukegan.

Waukrugan' m SHAY 80 N.l.
men. eight of them ,lrouiN swuyu boo
49, jurors aud one tentatively account
ed were ia the jury HoN when U|
examination Of N,uir'u,u ir the itl't
Of VIII orpct fur IA, wurU,r cot
Iuu Lambert Wa- a., 3U.u t|dH
\ new tcuirc Of coo. m,u "ls W
mouoI to the courtroom today m.
ing a total 81 1N6 mon who hI H.'t
called Tot examination
Effort. Of James ~ VIik'r.ou
%tprucy Tor Wi II lrp't .Dlrs.l
wan th, murder ot MARION Iln0'
to clear up recent lt.t With f' N'..
t. 90 mysterious Joseph Hartman N.t'
%uuaNailiug when couit uI'u'u '.d.
Mir WIlkcrsou wanted '. Nr.N
Sutcs Attorney Dads bad tls,H I.
arrest cor scqurStTtttuu of lirIiIuu'
| hut NJ court ruled thpf fr' utu..
tiun cannot b, compelled ,o cd.
Is plans to the dct"u-'
Hartman is aid Eco hl., N-... '|
MIlkersuu last MuuUH r.U r.
told the lawyer . Ht,. ,Hr fn
Marion Lambert Ne NI ihHf '...I
| Crlm,r hi. cousin 70 U.nu'.'I. '"
/ plu.cd ut I.aIu FuI... i..I Nj. @
bort that Hartman bad 3D. drIr Hl
would %rclirN, hrf condition il'..
man SAID ho CAV, Nj Lambert ..
Z drug.
Mts. rrrror we. said %, Iisttwu.
tu be- IN Toledo, iud Nj Milt,t "H
sent uu, of his partner Goo IN, '.l.
ats co. investigate Hartman r'p'l.l
that Mi-, 'ruucr htd come Cd" '.
c,go and promised to prndI,. h'f o."
confirmation Of the stur, 'ts' Sp'
dhS. TN engagement Vt' MOI .'
and today Nh WilkcIauu Demands
10 know II the stat, waa d,tiiuI"
! Hartman
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-29

edge of the fabrication
The nrst witness tins morning VS.
II - ucnius editor of the Aloupucr-
que /. cniug Herald. who testified a.
to the publication OF tho supplemental
deere, cot the court handed dow
August "
Il. l.. H. McAllistcr another Anu
uuctiuc uoNspapcfmuu. also Vas ul
tho stand to-day.
Ewcll VA Not through with hIt .,s-
Itmors his Afternoon Hnd VIII con
.tugo on the stand tomorrow morn
iug The court viii take = recess too
morrow afternoon. because Of 10 h,iua
Decoration day. and the hearing " /.
.n, resumed "Wednesday murulus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-29

leing the buyer. The SR2.Ouo IA
water bonds brought S322i5 and the
sewer bonds 5000
A new bridge ,.,u ws be bnl,
over "a, san lose r..I Grants. On the
Alhuquorquc.Gullup 'uId.
The stat, engine. office is mah
ing surveys for a u.w bridge uN"r tlt"
canadian ut Logan
Jack Carson. "a member of the '"I-
umbus police fore WAS bound over
IN Demius last we,s bi= oncnsc con.
sist.ug 10 j. said. .. shooting up "A
~phouograph IN a resort
The Academy 90 uur Lady Of
Lourdcs at silver tIfy has been taken
over by the sisters OF ST. Joseph II
had been operated for 20 quarter OF
"A century by the sisters OF Mercy.
4 permanent Y VI e.. \. building
Is to be erected At Columbus for ths
use OF tho soldier stationed at tina
point.
Prof. Byron j. Read has been
! chosen 49, superintendent ui schools
for silver cay succeeding W. b. Me
t'arland
The residences ot PROT r ". Com
way. George j. Pace o. Edgar Ful-
ghum .u Ra,Ju were hu~rslariEed last
| saturday night Attempts were made
To- enter the homes Of John locrns,
r.. 6. TwIt,y. ". G.. jenkins and Alex
Wersunick the same evening
Tucumcari soon Will have e wheat
| elevator. unless some unforeseen cit'
| cumstancc arises To block plans Of
business men for entering "a contra
with a man named Light. of Liberal
Kan. who has been going oNcr -.
ground IN that section The bushes.
men have arranged to provide "a ut.
for the enterprise.
\ Carlsbad paper carries u lengthy
account ui the refusal Of cmplu>cs "'
thu AlEaradu hotel. IN TINS city, u
allow Lieutenant T. n Roberts Il
dine IN the main dining room 81 IN
hotel without "a eodt Will" IN the reg
latlun national suard uniform.
The Mckmiry county TEACHERS 100
sti,utc nov II boz progress at Gallup
\ test well at columbus has h"cl
pot down hy T. g. kniftin :" u dcpii
~ 100 feet Tho well Is expected T.
give q thorough tes, of III" oil-h"ar
ing propcrtir. uf the columbus ~
trict.
bankers and .runty officials ar" I
play bah TUESDAY IN Roswell for IN
benefit Of q pension fund for IN" de
pondonts vi the members Of the re-
well battery who are lett VINO
support by the enlistment Of th'i
N-agc.varucls
Need of fund.- has naltod b pc
icct to raise q Company Of guardsne
at Ration Tor service on IN" h"id"''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-29
Live Bits of News from All Over the Sunshine State

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-29
DON'T a iRf{I 1sEuaALs'.
Musterole Gives Delicious Comfor,

When those s.arp pains go shooting
through your had, when your skull
seems a. II b. would split, just ruh a h.
tie MUSTERED. on the temples aud
neck II diav, out the Inflammation,
sooihes away ,r ~paii-gives quick
relief
MtSTFRD' is q clean. white oinl-
ment, made w.a II Of mustard. Better
than a mustard 3d. ter and does not bis
teri
doctors anl nurses frankly recon-
mend MUS1EEOLE for Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Crour, Stiff Neck, Asthma,
Neuralgia. Congo lion. Plclrisy, Rheu.
ma,ism, Lumhago, Pains and Aches Of
the Back or joints. Sprains, Sote Mus
c,cs, pruiscs, CHilblains. Frosted Feet
Colds OF the Chcs. III often prevents
P%neumonla).
At you, d-lqSi.,'s, N Csc and Soc Jars,
and a special larrc hospital size for s3'o'
be sure y1u get the pcrrinc NUS
TEROtE. Refuse im%ita'ions-ee' what
YOU ask for The Musterole Company
Cleveland, Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-29
MOVING PICTURE STAR
TO PASS THROUGH CITY

Paula Ilr,,h a moving picture
actress known throughout IN" screen
world viii go through on the Caliiur-
ui1 limited tomorrow morning. h
is the star ~ the Roswurth Inc.
company
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-29

having shot Grimes as he attempted
to force hl- way into her hdhlt1tiou
There i- much building activity gu-
.us un 100 columbus Tho Commercial
hotel. u central feature la the N.ila
raid. I- Goo bee rebuilt of pressed brick
with al modern convculenccs Three
ar. four restaurants, "A groc,y 90 bust
ness hloCN. q real estate Office aui
many residences are under goustruc-
ton.
A. "a result OF u cutting t"rar N a
M1Rdalcna saloon "A few nlght- $50.
Francisco R~uoriguez has uecU bound
over to the grand jury IN the SUM OF
$500 and Sosc Marquee is seriously
wounded.
citizens OF Reserve. In southwest
cru SoCorTo county are planning a
real uld-timo Fourth Of July celebra-
ton.
Victor papa of Water canyon. be-
tween Magdalona and socorro. has
been bound over for shooting Milino
Torres IN "A difficulty last week. His
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-29
THINK OF THE ECONOMY OF
OWNING YOUR OWN HOME

Zone snow easy" BnkeNm an loan companies are only tog to help finance hmem teU Uni
vmy Heights Addihon-shy know the property Hund to snhame in value md home always
gives mans standing in the community
Only two more days in which to byk sm theU nwrMtyH Heights Addition at teor original prc@-n
prices will positively be advanced 20 per cent on June N
City, arw will be awnbe in about ten days The electric cars will be running to the Addition in
about five weeks Theo Ornamental lights are now burning Five new homes are now in curse of con-.
srmuop Phones fol our auto and salesman to call md show you the pery-no expense to you
and the phme is ours
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-29

Premiums were paid on the water
construction bonds Of ih"
town Of springer laSt week, ~"
Guardian Trust company Of Denver
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-29

The nrst climb at the season 20 the
top ~ Lake peak was made yesterday
az santa Fc Though the iran Is
clear 10 the top drifts of snow 30 aud
go feet thick are 90 bee seen ON the
climb.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-29

Recognition IT the National Motho-
iisi sIu.tatium bt silver cay bN the
general board of this denomination
week insurcs the participation 90
he Institution IN church nppropria-
ion, hereafter and rs expected TO do
toward It's naturalization,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-29

Burglars entered the homes Of
Jacob stern. ~ :. Van Pettou ana
\ ! Wert1 in Las Vegas Friday
night. and attempted to enter the
home. of II W. Clark ana Daniel
stern.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-29

II l. lik"ll that the finding of ~
hcdrock ~ u ~ a series Of horirps
az the mouth of White Rock canyon
VIII delay or cause the abandonment
Of the proposed power dam ~ that
point
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-29

CLOVIS u making preparations for
entertaining royalty the bankers VINO
win mold their convention here June
u ana . The ranhandlo-Ncw Mexico
Bankers association.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-29

Three business houses at Lakewood,
the Lakewood Cold Storage company,
"a hardware store, -Ld the Crozicr n
Humphri.s real estate Office. were
burglar.zcd one night last week aud
an attempt was made to enter ihe
bank.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-29

The outlook for the erection Of e
$50 p0 Y NJ g. a at Tucumcarl 90
sild to be good.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-08-11

Dresden was treated to some
exceptionally fine vocal music in
the court yard on last Sunday
afternoon, when the Walkers
Chapel singing class, lead by that
sweet singer, John Jolley, rendered
a number Of selections for the
edi6cation Of our people, who
want these noted singers to know
that this vocal music was hugely
enjoyed and appreciated. The
singers were here attending the
W. O. W. unwilling ceremony at
the Dresden cemetery, stopping in
town to sing a while. Mr.. Jolley
announced that his class would
sing Saturday night at Walkers
Chapel, inviting his Dresden
friends out. These good singers
are most cordially invited to come
again.