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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-18
SEE MISS KITTY
GORDON, A BEAUTY,
AT PASTIME TODAY

Mere pfettiness is 50 common to the
screen ~ to attract no special aitch-
Ton hut beauty, raNishlng IN its per
fecUun of features and figure, is more
tnan unusual on the screen. stage or
IN real life At the Pastime today
only Miss Kitty Gordon VIII make her
first screen appearance in the World
Film Corporations big production Of
As IN a Looking Glass, ana the pat
rons Of this theater may come on That
date confident that they are TO see
the most perfect Photographic visual
ization of unparalleled beauty ever
filmed
For many wears Miss Gordon has
been known as one uf the few real
beauties Of the stage But there arc
many types Of beauty, and of these
there are few that survive the mex
otable eye of the motion picture cam
err ana reappear on the screen with
1ut losing some of their points of
charm. Miss Gordon however. has
proved to bc SO perfectly adapted 10
motion picture requirements that her
appearance on the screen Il one IF
ia Wishing. Intoxicating lovcliness. So
perfect IN face ana figure does this
noted British BEAUTY appear IN her
first Picture that her management en-
proclaims its belief that
motion picture patrons throughout
the world will Instantly receive her us
the "lOveliest woman on the screen.
The story Of AS in Looking
Glass deals with diplomatic intrigue
In fashionable Washington society
There is a succession Of sensltionally
dramatic scenes, throughout which
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-18
WILL ADVERTISE
ALbUQUE RQUE At
MED|CS' MEETING
Photographs Of City 10 Be
Shown OH Screen for Amer
lean Medical Association in
Detroit in June,

Now that the cntticmen's conven-
ton Is thing of the past. the Com
mcrcial club has turned its attention
to the next big work on hand, that Of
preparing for the big advertising cam
paign to be put on IN Detroit In June
during the national meeting Of the
American Medical association The
clubs pians for the event are much
moro elaborate than those entered
into last year for the demonstration
made ~ San Francisco during the ex-
position
Manager Wiley Of the club ana W
Il Walton, photographer, have spent
the last three days securing new
IN ana about the city 10
be used Ia fine new pictorial book
let that viii come from the press next
month The book Will contain forty
pages Of pictures showing the com
lnercial importance If Albuquerque
and the agricultural development in
the surrounding country This book
let viii be supplemented by the health
book now in use and various pamph
lets on specific subjects. When the
entire edition is complete the club
VIII he IN better position 10 adver-
Use the city than 1t has ever been.
VIII Display nj Detroit.
The club manager viii take the dis
play to Detroit the same to include
4 stereoptieon lantern with 100 slides.
rms VIII be kept IN operation during
he day IN the exhibit han of the med
cal association and IN the evening on
he streets of Detroit II is also plan |
led 20 deliver a few lectures In Hi !
iois, Michigan ana Iowa for the pur-
1osc of securing a line ON the relative |
.nluc Of this form Of advertising with !
3 view Of recommending II next year
~ part Of the advertising program |
{ II is found to have sufficient merit |
albuquerque viii also be we'll ad |
iortiscd at the national Shriners con |
'laNe 10 be held IN buffalo IN July |
About thirty local men will attend, !
md they viii carry with them Albu- /
luer0ue literature for general distri- |
lution Plans have been made for "A |
'pecia train 10 start at some point IN I
Arizona and to take Oh the I'll paso |
md New Mexico delegations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-18
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-18

Don't forget the little hat shop on
the hill for tile very latest styles aud
very hest prices. Williams Millinery
company. zoo East Central.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-18
LOCAL ITEMS

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dol, OF CLOVIS. \. NJ. u daughter
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-18
POULTRY EXPERT FROM
STATE COLLEGE WILL
SPEAK HERE TONIGHT

Professor Thompson. OF the New
Mexico state college, viii lecture to-
night hefora the Albuquerque Poultry
association at the Commercial club
He will talk on the general subject Of
poultry probably The meeting is to
open at y o'clock. II. = stewart Der
nalillo county agent probably Will
Anenk Alsn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-18
NRD on THANKS.

We wish To express our appreciation
of The many kindnesscs and sympathy
on the part OF friends in our recent
bereavement, the death of my wife and
cuusln
A. $. GANN.
MRS MARY HUNTING
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-18
Big dance tonight. Colon.
BIO hall. Booster orchestra.
FOR SALE-MESA LAND

VIII sell any part Of 100 acres all
level and close in. Address L. +.
j., Morning Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-18

livery and saddle horses Trlmble's
He'd Barn
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
BIG FORK BITS.

Mrs. $. J. Thompson has gone to Mena to visit her friends this week.
 Everybody at Big Fork is picking cotton.
 c. V. Hamrick of Big Spring went tO Mena on business Monday.
 Prof. R. L. Thomson made a busi- ness trip to Mena Friday.
 Hugh Cox and Jesse and Wayne Beck of Sulphur are working in Big Fork this week.
 M. c. Trumbull of Mena was look ing. after business in Big Fork Sat urday.
 Miss Dovie Heath of Heath Valley is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs Ara Heath.
 Mrs. 0. E. Morphew of Dry Greek visited one night last week at the James Edwards home.
 Miss Pearl Bates visited Saturday night at the F. A. Heath home al Big Fork.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Miller. who have been living at Shady. have moved back to Big Fork.
 Eli Heath of Big Fork left Sunday for Board Camp. where he went tC |cut shingles.
 Mrs. ] NJ. Taylor of Butcher Knife visited with her sister, Mrs. Mimia Lilies of the Free Valley.
 Jesse Hooper and Walter Stan dridge of Opal were in Big Fork or Sunday.
 Mr and Mrs. s Y Heath and son
 S. of Heath Valley visited in Big Fork from Saturday until Monday air and Mrs. w c. Benson and friends from Madill Ok. visited al the T H. Jones home at Cedar Lawn on Sunday.
 Mrs Lola Thompson and son. Fay of Big Fork visited at the home ot MT and Mrs Albert Hughey of Heath Valley Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs 0. A. Cox and family or Big Spring, visited Sunday aft the k. /, Davis home at Butcher Knife
 Eugene Abernathy left last week Tor Mena and from there he went to Oklahoma.
 Q. A. Cox of Big Spring and w. J Bates of Rock Grove went to Mena last week with part of the Beck and Cox mill to send to Fort Smith tc have 1t put in running order.
 Charlie Pate of Mill Greek. while making slaves on Friday morning was hit in the eve by a piece of thf wedge which flew off. Dr. l.. A Simpson was called and he took him to pr, Sanford at Board Camp and the steel was removed.
 Papa's Helper
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21

Saturday and took it to Mena for repairs.
 Joe Rowton went to the Waters community Saturday to visit at the home of his uncle. Edwin Rowton.
 Tom Spake went to Big Fork on Wednesday, after buckets for his sorghum crop.
 Mrs Galand Lively visited the Little Bates home at SlatingtOn on Tuesday.
 Windsor Johnson of Waters made social call at the Spake home on Sunday night.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Free visited at the Elijah Morphew home at Bog Fork last week.
 Henry Lilies and wife visited Sun day at the home of Frank Lilies on Rates creek.
 Tom IallisOn and Leonard Haynie of the TrumbulI Slave mill near Hatfield, visited the Bowen home last week.
 Alvin, Della and Merl Davis. Sus- an and Rose Hooper and J. B. Wide her of Alder. attended church at Sulphur Sunday.
 Mr and Mrs. J. W. Standridse were over from the Swindle farm visiting the John Rowton home Sun day.
 Freeman and Holder Edwards are attending the association at l lda Friday Saturday and Sunday. as delegates from the Missionary Bap- tist church
 Willie and Joe Hughes went to Mena last week for gasoline to run their gasoline engine with which they operate their grist mill while repairs are being made at the water mill.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
DsLIAs D0ISGs.

Misses Fannie Wise Rhea pirtle and Bethel NanWagner were dinner guests al the w. D Durham home Sunday
 Rev kelly will preach at Dallas sunday September 2i. at o'clock. .atter which four new members will he baptized
 Master Wadlow Thornton of Mena has been the guest of his grand father Il. & Gray for the past few days
 School at Dallas closed Friday. September i5, for a few weeks va cation. Unfortunately the chil- dren must lay aside their book satchels and take up the cotton sack. rlgilt at the time of year when the weather is most favorable for school We are hoping that the country people of Arkansas will soon wake up to the fact that the few months their children lost from school year are worth more than the paltry dollars realized from few bales of cotton.
 Mir Davis. deputy organizer of the Polk county singing classes. attend ed Sunday school here Sunday. Aft CT the lesson was over he organized our class. o. B. Heath was se- lected for the president. H H Man tooth. vice president. Mabel Hughes. secretary Mrs E. P. Titus. organist and w N. Barnes as leader. Our class Is small yet, but we expect to be represented at the next meeting. which will be held at Shady Point the last or October. Miss Sara Titus and Jesse Barnes were elected dele gates
 After the lecture given by Mrs. Lila Garlin Moore Wednesday even ing, September i3, Woman's Christian Temperance Union was organized at Dallas with twenty-one members. The following officers were elected: President, Mrs. w. D. Durham: corresponding secretary Mrs Estelle Head: recording secre- tary. Mrs. Belle Barnes; treasurer, Mrs Lucy Hawkins. Miss Fannie Wise was appointed to preside over public meetings and Mabie Hughes as press correspondent The first meeting was held at the church on September f6 at 3 D. m.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
COVE CATCHES.


 Mrs. 4. Nj Green is having a neat cottage built on her lots on the east hii!
 Big persimmon crop down thls way this year and bright prospects for 'pOssum hunters.
 l. A. Dunn has built a big barn on his Oak Hill lots and moved into 1t. He will build residence later on the finest site in town.
 Ben Gipson has been in town this week and his old friends are glad to see him. When he was deputy sheriff some of the boys would tear out for tall timber every time they would see Ben coming.
 Indications are favorable for big turn out of Cove people for the Ed ucational Rally and School Fair at Mena on September 29, and our teachers and pupils are working hard to assist in making the event a great success.
 News has been received here of the marriage of Rev w. K. Hamil- ton and Miss Josephine McCleary which took place at lndlanola la- last Saturday evening. Rev. Hamll- ton has many friends in Cove to ex- tend congratulations His bride has been librarian at Simpson College al lndianola.
 John Gross. a we'll known farmer who lives between Cove and Van dery0ort. brought a bale of long sta pie cotton last week, which he sole for r cents par pound, the bale bringing him something over SS9 Il was the general opinion of local cot ton growers however that it pays better to grow the ordinary cotton as the long staple only produces about a third as much cotton per acre
 The announcement that Sherifl Finger is going to enforce the com p0isory school law has been re- ceived with a great deal of satis- faction by the friends of education in this locality There is group
 f boys in this town and other smaI towns in the county who will no go co school and who are heading straight for the reform school oI Che state penilentiary. A law < moi worth rap unless it Is enforced G0 after 'em Sherin the best people are behind you
 J Il Miller director of the EXten- sion Division of the University o Arkansas. cooperating with the Y & Department of Agriculture, writes that there will be a farmers insti- tute held at the town hall in Cove "Wednesday. September 27 for the purpose of discussing the clover anC cover crop propositions Prominent agricultMrists will be present tt make addresses and as the meeting will be held at l.30 D. m.. it is i'm poraant that farmers and bushes; men should attend as the Extension Division Is now conductme a very ihor0 ampaien turnout the state.
 fISnerInNm.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
GRANNIs GRAINS.

Prof c. N Johnson is at home
 eV dag~ this week
 N 2 Hdu-ate left the first of the Waes for AShdowu on business.
 Miss Beulah Carter spent the weekend with home folks at Glll- ham
 Born Go Mr and Mrs. Andy Coyle, ten pound son Monday night Sep- tember iS
 Frank Housen returned last week u health
 Hall Pearson is again with Gran- his friends having e9nie m tue fast of last week
 Deputy Sherin Ross of SeVier county was m Grannls Tuesday on legal business
 Mrs j. Il Hendrix and little son. lelt Saturday evening for their home at Chapel Hill
 Joe Stokes visited home folks the past week He has heen at B0ynton. Ok this summer.
 There was a break down at the oil well last week. that resulted in a delay of a few days
 Quite l0t of cotton is coming in to he ginned Mr Moore is putting out some fine bales these days
 Major E. Y Poe came in from Shreveport Saturday and expects to spend some time at Grannis
 $. Fl MeCurley has been having a roof put on the building occupied by John Nuness as an automobile repair shop
 Bill Brazzill spent week with Grannis friends on his way from Mena. where he has been the past two months. to his home at Tree City. La.
 Bro R Brown gave a fine talk on Sunday at the Baptist church. His subject was The Death of Samson. and there were many grand thoughts to sather from what he said
 The social events of the past week. in and near Grannis. were party given at the home of Mrs. Wilson in honor of Miss Edith Harris. and a social af the home of Mir. and Mrs Walter Herring, two miles north of town
 M T n M
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21

Mrs. Brooks sister, Mrs. Allen John son
 Mr and Mrs. Joe Lawrence and little daughter, of Mena, was in this vicinity Sunday.
 Mrs. s. C. Mitchell spent the week end with her brother-in-law, P. j.. Mitchell and family
 Mir. and Mrs w. F. ROss0n and children of Pine Grove spent sun day at the ] O Rosson home.
 Mr. Battenfleld of Pine Grove spent Sunday night with his daugh- ter. Mrs. J D. A. Johnson here.
 Ira Eddleman and C. l.. Harris were busy q little while Sunday put ting the Ink phone line in order.
 Mrs. ira jones came down Satur- day from Rocky for a visit with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. C. l.. Harris.
 Mir. and Mrs. Doe Sorrels spent Sunday with Mir. Sorrefs parents Mr and Mrs. Sorrels near Owens Chapel.
 Dennis Townsend and little son. of Mena. spent Sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth Townsend mother of Mr. Townsend.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Embry spent Saturday and Sunday with their daughter. Mrs. Jake Edwards at Big Fork.
 Francis and Willie Cottman left Tuesday for California to join their brother. Robert They all will be employed there.
 Mrs. Lula Edwards and two chil- dren returned Saturday from Shady Point. where they had spent the past two weeks with Mrs. Edwards parents.
 The schools al Elm Springs and Concord have been closed until the crops have been gathered. The same teachers have been employed for the winter term
 Mr and Mrs. Calvin Heath and baby left for their home at Board Camp Monday Mr. Heath will re- turn next week to resume his syrup making Mrs. Heath's school being dismissed, she will be at home until school opens again.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21

visiting their children in Scott coun- ly this week
 Nr. and Mrs. Frank Gam drove to Mena Saturday.
 Emmet Rowe, Will Hall and Mrs. Casteel were Mena visitors Tues day.
 School closed in the upper room Friday, after very successful term, taught by Prof. R. B. Dodd.
 Prof w. R. Shinn of Mena has been hired to teach the winter term of school.
 Dr. Gordon reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reed. Sunday morning.
 Joe Terrell received a painful in- jury to his right hand last week, by getting 1t caught in a broom corn thresher.
 After spending the summer with friends and relatives here. Grandma Taylor has gone to Oklahoma for | the winter.
 Last week was moving time in our town T. R. Bates moved to Hatfield, Dr. c. A. Campbell to T. R Bates house and Tut Harris to Dr Campbell's house. Doyle Rowe has not moved yet.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
Buster Brown

Bill Ramey of Big Hill was trading In Ali Monday afternoon
 William Spear of SlatiugtOn. was here Monday morning. Joe and Will Hughes were trading in Mena Friday. Bowen X Hughes are cutting some fine shingles.
 J. J. Abee took cotton to the Rob- ert-Dayis gin al Alder Monday.
 Nellie, the little daughter of Mr and Mrs. Holder J. Edwards. was quite sick the first of the week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Yarbrough. Of Mlmosa, visited at the Jim Riser home Sunday Leonard Hainey and Tom Tanisas from up above. were here the mid dle Of last weke
 rroi. Lemuel Lofts went over 40 Alder friday ni-ht returning next
 Ms, Mae Carter is visitne her aun. Mrs Billie Eddeman. near llena this week.
 Misses Alyee and Lyzzie Baker of
 mon attended hurch at Sulphur Sunday.
 Elijah Roberts. Cliff Carter and j. " Doo!ey are employed at the Watkins mill
 Robbie Coulter came home from Redbird Monday. where he has been at work
 Prouse and L. !. Witherspoon. eI WomDle were here last Wednes- day looking after timher interests
 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edwards. Mrs. hd Roberts, Mrs. J. Free and Mrs MorDhew of Big Fork. were bara attending church Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs C. ROwtOn of nnap Biack Springs. were visiting tha;r daughter Mrs W. M. Edwards nj Thursday night.
 Miss Lyllle Coulter returned home last thursday from a trip in Se0tf county, where she attended fha PrlmitlNe Baptist Association
 Wayne Beck is over at Big Fork ms week helping Go make slaves
 MT, and Mrs W M. Edwards went tc Black Springs Friday after goods for the Ali store.
 J. M. Beck, who is making molas- ses Tor Jim Riser. has made over a hundred, gallons and has more fo make, also has nice iot for < 4 h4ghes and others this week
 The meeting at Union Grova closed last Friday night. Much good was none, one was saved. Brother Aieshire left for his home at Shady gong by way of Mena
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
NUNLEY NEWS.

Jlm Moore is quite ill this week
 Lonnle Cooper attended preaehino at Board Camp Sunday.
 ". J. and J W Parker made a business trip to Mena Tuesday
 John White of Board CamD visit ed Mrs. Ida Hass Sunday.
 | r Davis of Big Fork visited in thls vicinity Tuesday night. " M Mfs; Etta si GeeIl of Board Camp vis- tied at the Sikes home Sunday
 Dault and General Heath oe Heath Valley visited at inc Wada Parker home Tuesday
 MT. and Mrs Oscar Ellison of Board Camp visited at the M parleT. home Friday night. : q A ASi
 MT. and Mrs J. W. Parker visited at the II. B Weaver home Friday Arch Ellsworth and wife Of near
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21
ACORN.

c. R. Hale is harvesting peanuts this week.
 Gurley Hale made a business trip to Hodgens, Ok. last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Anderson vis- lted in Mena last Sunday with Rev R. l.. Anderson and Mrs. Anderson. P. C. Wiggins of Fayetteville was a business caller i'll our neighhor- hood last week.
 Toka and Homer Hale were din- her guests at the J. s. Hins0n home, on Sunday last
 Mrs John Owens visited last Sun- day with Grandma Evans and Mrs Edna Hughes.
 Mrs E. w. Reed is still suffering with a disabled arm and hand, the result of getting briar in one of her fingers some time ago.
 w. A. Ragland and brother in-law J J. BrOderlck. of Huntinghurg Ind. were Acorn visitors, on IhuRsQaY of last week .s.ss-
 Miss Ruth Galloway spent the weekend at Acorn. al the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Henry Alstatt, the guest of Miss Carrie Brewer. Misses Anna Reid and Eva Hinson were guests. at supper, on Sunday evening last of MT and Mrs. C. K Hale.
 Miss Mamie White Of Fort smith is visiting here with her cousins ' Mrs C. w. Glass and Mrs. R. l.. Bar Iron and other relatives. Mir. and Mrs R. L. Gore of Mena were at Acorn, last week. distribut- i lne bills for the coming Socialist picnic at Potter
 Mrs. w. C. Becton of Mena. and ! daughter, Mrs. Arthur Perry and two children. of Momble were guests last week of Mr and Mrs. J D Tucker and family.
 Mrs. Edna Hughes and son Clar- ! ence, who have spent the summer with sam Evans and his mother will return tlllS week to their home al New smyrna, Fla
 B. s eeteftSii witt go this week tc Nirelnla Cass county. Illinois. for a visit with his aged mother and other relatives it is safe to say that the Cluh president will return by pOSsum hunting time.
 Nr and Mrs C. W. Class. who manufacture a fine grade of sor- DiWm mOlasses. have their mill e0- ing and are Nerv busy making uD cane, into a finely finished product Mrs. Y. D. Reid has also made some syrup and other mills are start ing up.
 J. c. Hauerwas of the Hanzier farm, in Posev Hollow. passed ,hru Acorn on Wednesday of last week, on his way to Ritz Scott county. where he will be employed for some time He was also taking several eases Of vegetables to the commis- sarv Of the Harris Lumber Company al Eaglet0n
 Mir and Mrs. Gene Anderson vis- ited Mr and Mrs. Henry Anderson. on Friday night last Mrs. B. s. pettlsh accompanied them as far as the sam Evans home, where she spent the day. Gene Anderson was taken very sick while at his broth CTS He was able t0 return home. h1t has been seriously ill.
 Rev. T. A. Park filled his regular appointment at Acorn last Sunday afternoon. He was accompanied by Nev samuel Sauceman who made 2 good address Rev. Sauceman or eanized the Presbyterian church at Owens Chapel a quarter of century or more ago. and Is remembered by our old time residents A song serv- ice was held after the services.
 Rev F. NJ Whitaker will con- duct a meeting at Owens Chapel on next Sunday in the forenoon. im- mediately following Sunday school
 Be sure and hear the lecture by Dr. A. W. Rice state veterinarian, at the school house Saturday night.
 Live Oak.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-09-21

fourth term of school at thls pm last Friday b,lr
 Mir. and Mrs. Jess Cokef salIl"IdrOf aIa left last Thursday for a'fhi. lhsi. where they expect to maAe home. od Nrs Mrs. E. T. AvaRts and MT. ls alF griitiss;; itiss;;
 Miss Mary Fabert left las' ofipr ] for her home in DeQueen' LSrroiher two months visit with her p'0 Chas Fabert, o water Johnnie Avants returned d,lov Iq wsff Wednesday of last week; lnSSs Sy Nr: accompanied on their tflp "
 Wii Lewls and eniiuiLs Lonely Kid.
 Marc rorresnondenc on fa7e