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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25
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MEM HOOkS At TIM
LIBRARY

The following books were the most
popular at TIA" public library last
month.
The Bent TWlg.-Canneld.
%pulIyanna GROWS tp-Portcr.
Dear Encmy.-M Webster
Felix p'BaN-SmIth
Michael OIhaliorau Porter.
Then IN Come Back Co You
Evans.
The story Of Julia pagc-Norris,
The t'rocldn ads -,;aisW urthN.
Heart OF the sunset Beach.
Blue blood and i,od-Corsuu.
IN" VcaI Adventure Webster.
The Strangers Wedding.-Georgc.
Practically everybody who got a
chance To- make a lew remarks on "
I. Georges last booN told somouod>
else hat he was al imitator of H. q.
Wells Mr.. George has confessed to
"a great admiration Tor a. c. Wells
Probably It would hnve been tudiciogs
had ho Kept his to himself. for % ~
So unusual ia hnd one solid. ambitious
novelist frankly acknowledging adj
mirntlon FOR a contemporary hat the
only way the public can explain II is
h, Jumping to he conclusion hat the
ll'l ~ u lAUh tiHANhA''s
II is true that Mr.. George does use
the English language a. Toe Mr..
Wells, that both write with admirable
care THAI both study serious modern
problems and that lazy folks don't
like either Hence the decision that
Mr. Goo ge Is an imitator. The nrst
mover was "A fine one, 4 study OF mar
ried And any man whu M
been caught by one OF them viii
Nouch h q thoy need studying too.
THE Stranger Wedding - even
a better mover. There is less tcdium
uf Development, more stimulating
IDEAS. the theme more concentrated.
Roger Huncote, "a shy Young grad
uatc OF oxford with ~nr,stocrOtlc tenn
nornment, who hv being a gentleman.
barely escaped being a cad, has a
comfortable inheritance and a com
Portable knowledge hat Col Is only
q myth and believes IL his duty to
cngage In settlement work TO assist
and elevate tho poor. lie therefore
allies himself with u -scctaiian or
sanitation.
Finally after y time hc alb uptlN
! marricS \ daiuty. beautiful ignorant,
good hearted girl of the poorer class.
Roger Is kind aud gentle. but he does
| not understand her. and she yearnin2
Ia please is ~ much hcwildered IN
tho conventional, proper aristocratic
caste to which her marriage has ele'
| waited her as q fish in "A dish of cream
Morally she is q puritan mentally u
piehian-cvon the comforts and ser
wants are annoying, The conclusion
Is surprising. logically, the only end
ing which oou!' he effected and he
! realistic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25
MOUNTAIN SCHOOLS
SUBJECT OF PROGRAM
AT BAPTIST CHURCH

The ladies Nd aud Missionary qo.
"tV at the Ha' ,hurch held a
sue"iai service o-d5' Wednos-
% FtIi uus ~ obscrV-
OF the ven Tor home
uhs render tie
&C., Nius goo oveuiug
~upiD.I. ouls
Praise -,rNlr, SO. 222.
scripture Psalm
PRAYER .i tnuuE-w,IU- for tho
grctt Jtt"uttu,D 500 humr mission
mountain school. th. Iu.i wear
Man demonstrate Nra Hay.
yard
VIOLIN .oIu TIL, Mnludt OF Love"
oEnslcmnuuI Miss Sclte
-t.r, Answering the can coy
a mountain school i"a'hrr, Miss
Solo ,.rlcctcdl Mrg a. " Rem
MINIS
Twenty -thirI psalm
tINmu selection Young ladies
offering.
Quart,ttc "rhc Litnc BROWN
church Ia 'b' WILDWOOD Mosdnmes
bu'hnun rwhs N,CiiW. Hurtnn.
Tall "r tory 81 ! \ Hurns
Pastor
iIus,f az mountain boys
ANA SUI. s. &c the oall to definite
christian service Mrs T. g. A..
woud
Clnsinl uuE Throw out the Lite
lin.
The r. a. J.. class uf the Baptist
SUNDAY srhuol held - business meet
Ing 1T IA" church Thursday after
noon M'sdimcs i ". Green =. g.
Ktmbro. Ed Wand and J. s york
served refreshments and i pleasant
social hour followed.
The hnn, department Of m, class
viii meet az me church next Thurs
day at 80 . m Mrs. u T. Ban,
superintendent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25
R TO
BE HELD BY LADIES
OF CONGREGATIONAL

\ birthday party FOR tnr trends pt
the CONGREGATIONAL Ladies' Ala soci-
cts ~ To Toe given a. the church next
Thursday afternoon The list Of IN
vttod guests Is a long one. and tie
|ir.ention Is To includ" an ladies VIA
regard this as their church home. OF
who IN IN" absrnc" OF other church
connections might be glad to do su.
IL Is hoped That an VIII 10, present
The subject of the "wednesday eve
ning meeting what the Church
owes It's Young People. was pre-
sented by Herman SNYDER, and dis
cuscd with interest. All thought the
charch ow"d It's young folks a good
home ana a good time. az well as e
chance to work for the upbuildiug ut
the Kingdom The other side of the
question, What Its Young People
bwe 10 the church, VIII profanity
be discussed IN the near future.
Miss Mabel smith. formerly Of tie
Wio Giande Industrial school, and
now prominent IN sunday school
work, has concluded her visit to Ia"
citN aud returned To her ranch home
in Otto
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25
DEAFNESS CANNOT ~ CURED

by local hpplcitlon-. NJ ih"y tunut
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
There IL only ono way To cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness IN caused by an iuiitIuou CON
dition OF me mucous lining OF the
Eustuchlan Tube, When his cube is
inltmod YOU have y Plumbing Huuud
CT Imperfect noarlng. II when IL Is
entirely closed. Deafness Ia the result,
q unless The inflammation can be
taken out aud this tube restored 10 It's
norma condition, hearing will be de-
struycd forever. nine cn-ea our of ten
are caused by Catarrh. Which ~ Moth
ing but an infiamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We viii give one Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness ,cuuscd 10y
catarrhl that cannot be cured uN
Halls CatnIrh Cure Send Tor pnt-
ticuilrs. free,
i. CHENEY 3 GO Toledo. ohio
Sold by Druggists. csc.
Take Halls Family Itils FOR consti-
patloh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25
BAPTIST MISSIONARY
CIRCLE MEETS; HOLDS
INTERESTING PROGRAM

tn. Woman MissinnnTT circle If
the Baptist churoh met Wcdnesday
The header was Mrs Williams. The
program follows
Subject. 'CIty Missions and Iui
Problems ENrcpt Jehovah tor,
tn" city the Waterman VaNclh Ny'
IN VAN Airs Williams.
Opening hymn Christ for .n,
World We Sing
scripture. The Jaw or jcr,i',
Prayer. THAT Christian men aud
women mas catch lhc vision OF iur
groa, need of our cities hI
Wand.
Talk. What can SO a. musI.u
workers do lo help spread tn kiuH-
dom nt ell Lord IA uur " critics
Mrs. Trmblc.
Special mu-lc
Prayer THAT the .hudrrr ~ on.
cities may bee brought home. -MfT.
Lougicllow
scripture, God found ~ the great
place. Ek ana kiuRs p3-li-
Airs stafford
Qunrt,ttr. Little church Iu u,'
Wildwood Mrs Foruhy NJ
crawford Mrs McGrn. Mrs. Burton.
ne ussipu "Has the church ln
rutll community ,a do more tor ,Ho
people than u located iu tu uJ "Il
community Lead ny Nj G.. hun
an
song An oid-ttme iIyofito
Lords Prayer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25
A. General Robert q. Ice IN The
birth Of u Nation"
HON ARD GAVE.

mechanical effects into one harmon.
ious ensemble that capti,atcs equally
he eye and the ear ~ n prcscnta-
ton lasting two hours and A. minutes
n cpitomizcs the life Of u nation. This
is something the old art could never
do The obsolete so-cailed stage
uni,ics are thrown To the winds. and
Grifnth carries the magnificent story
from the introduction of African sln'-
cry right down through ciyil wal and
reconstruction DAYS To the final rsa
union of south and north In the bonds
of love and peace.
Among the distinguished actors H.
the cast are Henry r.. Walthall, Lil-
liam Gish. Mae Marsh, Hiram Cooper
Mary Alden, Josephine Crowcll lialIn
Lewis, Joseph H~enabcry. Rauu,
Walsh. Donald Crisp, Howard case.
George Siogmun. Walter Long, Elmer
clifton ana Robert HERON. Eighteen
thousend people. 5000 horses and no
less than 1000 scenes went into tn
making of the big spectacle
Some idea at the Intensity NJ the
action contained in tho l2,U G odd
feet of pictorial grandeur that 80 TO
make up n. W. Grintr's "Iliith 90 a
'.''" ".a r So ~ /"
:. 70 i''''uo ~
,oN.'pn ".N "'u' H' S''I,'''
lou ""N" " ,"' 10 -
'""' WI" p'l r'"' y VI
a"s"'"'' p""'" an" s'"'' - -" u
~.
~ our l"nl'nS' ''.h'PN ~ y
"s"''.s HN'''-'u ~ n''l :"
'lo"' -" .n'S n''N',''' r'',''' ,'"i
'N'ii"" N"H ii"h'" "'"" =" "'''''S
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25
MERE WORDS Do
NOT HAMPER IN
MASTER PICTURE

Many of the critics whu have been
sterucst IA their exnction- of Amcrt-
raj ~dramutists their belief
that u. W Grifnth has put oycr'
the great American PLAY Ht last. Mr.
Griftith's wonderful spcctlcle-dramn.
THE Birth Of a Nation. - referred
to-tho unique Offering at the ,rSstot
for eight days starting sunday mat.
ine". April =
For many years American dramat-
lists wrote ab'o rays of particular
states. cities cor localities. mugii :
from Alabama to Henrietta. and
from WAY Down East To- tn,
Great Divide" But no one man
een.d To grasp the whole spirit aud
gcniuq OF America until David Walk
Grifnth picked u suggestion FOR his
theme out ~ DiSon's The Lcopatd's
spots ana The rhnshan. ana
started to Develop il.
\ remarkable thing about Mr.
Grifnth's plan is that words ,eNCoI I
Tor leaders and 'titlos'D d!d NOT
enter into Il Perhaps words had
cramprd rather than aided previous
ICtiuni~ts and ~dramatist~. 4 any
rate. ne replaced speech with music.
aud the old fashioned stage action
ana scenery by the pictoralilcd action
Of Thousand ui players lu the great
ou~t-ot-doot~ In hriof, he staged the
great battles. struggles and critical
events of lNGl-to under conditions
~ nearly as possible sim.iar To- the
original
The result OF NJ, Griitith's efforts
is a new ana ~FtupondDus art iut
which no adequate name has vet been
found The Birth of a Na,ion' com-
hinos spectacle, romance Iumest't
drama, comedy, tragedy, music ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25
SOCIETY CHAT u

two tables of bridge At Castle huniag
un Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Leila Armiiu returned from
California "Wednesday evening after
an extended stay, Visiting several
cities.
The Highland Bridge club met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs u. ".
earns Mrs. g. T. Lowbcr was the
lucky winner ut the high score white
Mrs RcidN carried OF the cut prize,
prize
The Lunchcon. Bridge club met with
Mrs. Hornby on Monday. Mrs JerGa
I~iapgard and Mfs. Arthur Allen were
guests OF The club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25

Tuosday March ~ Mise Funi'o
Iamoreau Mcclellan became IN"
bride OF August George Soi-. at lt"t1,
the Rov T. y bullock. rector OF ~.
Johns Episcopal church NJ this CITY
performing tho ceremony
The wedding came az a surprise 'o
man, OF Miss Mcclellan frieni'
though u lcw had been informed ~
IT'S inmiucncc y few dars hcf"'" Miss
Mcclellan had boon active In Alhu-
aloruue social circles p Wr q
form'r student Of tho universe s..
The bride Is The daughter of Iudsc
" " Mcclellan.
Tho We ldi1V was held in lslo,a
that Nj Sc.s' arandmothcr might at
tend.
McGoVcrn-Ernc Madison Squor"
Tho couple left Tor California 10
speld their honeymoon 1"d viii
spend some time ~ Grand CANYON
also.
They VIII be a. home N is'ein
within utwo ar three weeks. Mr. Sells
business Interests demanding his
presence there ~ that time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25
Christian, science.

christian science services ar" h"ld
in the Woman's club building, oi2
IVES, Gold avenue. every Sundaf
morning At II o'clock.
sunday school az 9tI o'clock,
Wednesday evening meetings AT ;
o'clock.
Reading room open daily except
SUNDAYS n holidays from : To .
p. m. in room IS, y T. ArmiJo build
ing.
\ free circulating library, includins
an the works of Mary BAKER h"d,
and other authorized Christian ST
encc literature. is maintained In coh-
nection with the reading room.
rhe public IS cordially invited Ia
attend tn" SUNDAY services. TIE
Wednesday evening meetings u r.
visit the reading room.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25

Is'N y y NUIIONk rrVtUr
Third SUNDAY IN Lent nr'. U.ni-
muniou. q m SUNDAY school. '.ia
a M. morning prayer ~ q m ger
mon tn. Fundamentals. Man
Evening prayer. 80 D. m. sermon
"l'ntcnpcr"d Mortar"
Daily Lonton service. $50 y m
Thursday Lout'n lecture. \ - ~. Hou.
l.. y Prince santa re.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25

Services are held ~ the ldhrhr5 ,
corner OF Edith street II Central
nNcuu
Carl S,hmid. pastor residence. 81
South Walter street. phone, 2OiG
sunday school 10 a. m
German services II u M, suhjoc'
Christ tn. Bread Of Life
English services are conducted
every FIRST and third SUNDAY of IA"
month i'm the vculn German sctN
ices every SUNDAY morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25

Corner Of Broadway aud Lead ave-
q y TAYLOR. pastor 500 south
Walter street, Phone 1868
The sunday school viii havc spc-
cial exercises iu observance oi MIS-
sionory dan, beginning ~ ai5 a. m
Nj y ". Booming nf the Y NJ e. y,
Miss Anna n Wluu Of th" Y " -
\. aud Nh otto Hik" Viii sne1t.
There viii bee rec;tnttons and "a sp'
cial sons by the children
The pastor VIII preach al ~ q m,
subject. zone God. me World. ON.
Way of salvation and one WAY ''
Make II known
Mcsdamos NcGrin ana Horton VA
sing The Lord l. MN Sh"phcro
G.esliop
The Ladies Ala and Missionary 49,
cioty viii render u program AZ %
p m
Miss Livcsay's SUNDAY school class
representing the Royal AmbnasaGo'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25

sunday ho0I ~ NO y ~, I'D
worth league at Csc y M prcachinT
ly Ro,. Geo II Givan ~ ~ q n a
30 g.. ~ Mrs J q ~Schwontker vI
sins at The morning service other
special music bv the Choir at 10th the
morning and cso1ing service. y .ut-
dlal greeting TO an
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25
THE CHURCHES


SILVER aud sixth.
Edward l. Schuclcr. pastor.
SERMON theme. ~ q m. tn" d
vine Purpose and the OWN. Pa
Evening, , 80. First Thinas
First
Junior & r.. 3 y. m
Senior 6 r., 80 y. ~. topic.
Great Home Missionaries. led hN
the missionary Commute"
sunday school, - a ~,
Lcuten service, Wednesday, "a
D. ~
Al morning church service Nj tarl
Purtcricld Will render e trumbou"
solo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25

Corner ot Cual aud broadway.
\ Touthnk"r, minister. ~ronid"n'".
COS South Edith street
SUNDAY school. $50 a, m
DIVINE worship. ~ a ~. aud $50
y. IA subjects Morning, The IL
dwelling spirit evening, Personal
Execution,
y. T. :. g. r., Il so T. u, Leader.
Ralph Hernandez.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25
broadway Christian.

Randolph Cook, minister: resi-
dcuc". lsO south Broadway, phones.
lNN5 and 1855.
sunday school At as a. ~ Mr.
pcar,ns, superintendent
Preaching az II a. m. u 't"o
u. M. Topics OF sermons Mornins
Friends of christ evening. 'Ihr
Lover That Iifts the World
Special music at both services hy
Mr. T. g. Hnrmcl.
Young Peoples meeting ~ u go
The public Is always welcome 81
the friendly church
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25

which followed a selection. vas ny
ilvorit" recipe FOR hot read
Mrs G. MAY presented q paper up
on False Economy md u demon
stratior ~ coffee n hot biscuits
was carried out bv Miss Marie Md
den.
The remainder %. the program ~
lows
Songs 30 colonial quartet, COM
posed b, Mrsdau o. John W Wilson,
George Fvori't. I q Schwcntkcr an
Jov \ Huhhs.
faD THE Night Has n Thousand
EYES .......RN Frank tVncr
OBJ "Byo BABY Hunting ..... NcNlr
Violin duet. Polish N1tion1l
Dance" -............ ScharNouK,
Miss Lorna Lostcr and Miss Grace
Stori2. accompanied 10y Miss LoNa"r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25

Mrs -. n. Sweeney vas hosto.s to
the Tuesday Five Hundred luo THIS
week pli2es for nigh SCOT, were
awarded Mrs. 5. Anderson and Mrs
Barry Ncapn.
The aneiHeon closed with dams
refreshments served hy the hostess.
Guests ~ the club were Mr.. Ftrry
Hraun. Mrs NcNo,' Mrs 7 \9clc
ana Mrs T.. ~ 'tyot.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25

SUdnIltY WNss ! n m chllIrUU
mass 80 4 M nigh mass aud -c,
mon 10 u m evening service. 1850
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25

An ~cspeciall, Interesting progrsm
VAS rendered 80 the Woman club
ln.ctinr yesterday. The subioc- wns
+ Domestic Science" ana tho leader
W ne Mira. Iohn Wilson. tn. ron cal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25

The Alpha Delta fraternity ~ iho
University Of View Mexico held its
first annual dinner AZ IN" Nl'aitdo
"Wednesday night The date was the
.anriy ersarv OF tho entrance of the
orgpuizltion INTO tho institution.
Tho tuasts responded "a. win re-
spondonts. were as follows.
II STORY Of Alpha Delta E " H1|i
Relations Bot' Hon Fraternity n1l
Non fraternity Mcu-p y TimWonS.
RushIug-M /. puoii1r,
rinus ~ Alpha Delta for 1916"
- W WalEor.
T. W Johnson was toastmustcr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25
liiavalbta \prti {.

ON Tuesday night Npr.l tn Ht tho
Pre- hyt"fIan church the Fortuirht't
Music club viii present The beautiful
rol'rllgo TAYLOR ,tntat1 ritvitha
~ the last OF It's winter concert sciic.
the FIRST tWo numbers ia which were
Nine Maudo Powell. NioliDIsf. and
MIR. 'has. W Harrison. tcnoi Both
~ those events were conspicuous
succossful both from the artistic and
financial standpoinis and b. ~ 1nttc.
Iipa,ed that tho Hiawatha %prcscnio-
Ition viii he equally successful THE
\ ~oloists viii b" Mrs T. L. Bradford.
YAIr walter smith, Nj. Hugo Never.
Mr. Louis Hosscldon ana Nh John T..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25

THIS PAPER contains many advertisements
i offering to satisfy the needs of your body.
These announcements offer to satisfy the
deepest needs of your spirit and no price asked.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-25

The Fortnightly Music club viii
meet TUESDAY evening March IS, at
the Woman = club when Mrs. \. r..
Keith will he the hostess and will di-
rect n folk song program including
Illustrative dancing 10y pupils Of Mr..
Keith. The program follows
Paper. Folk Songs OF all Nations
Miss Ethel Hickey.
scotch Folk Soups-Mrs. Floyd
Morrissettc.
Irish Foik Songs-Mr. Louis He's
scldcn.
German Folk sones-Mrs n y
Hcning
English Folk sonss-Mr. Hugo
Never.
French Folk songs-Nss Louise
Thornc.
semctana. Songs OF Homc-Miss
Lorna l.ostcr. opupil ct Miss Nalck }
Paper. Folk Dancing: the Arts
tic Expression ct the People M's
Atthut Keith
Illustrations by her pupils Mi47
nerthn Wcinmnn aud Misc nolotes
benjamin.
The Daughters ~ tho American
Revolution are meeting tnis afternoon
with Mrs - II earns, at her home
~ West cold aycnu"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-08-10
COTTON PRICES SOAR.
MAY GO TO 20 CENTS.

Cotton prices FOR the past two
weeks have advanced rapidly. I'M
til 1917 quotations have passed
the l5-eent level. This is by far
the best price for several years
The situation before traders
seems to be briefly this: indica-
tons point toward needs OF the
world for another year amount ng
to some 100000 bales to say
nothing OF exhausted European
stocks and the added needs OF
the central powers should peace
come before another crop year -
ended On the other hand, indl-
Gated production, according u
the census bureau, report Is bare
100000 bales. including lmters,
and this promise is daily growing
less by reason OF uufavOrable ell
mate conditions in the belt Very
clearly a shortage OF supplies is
Indicated from this condition and
the trade is just now engaged IN
solving the problem OF the value
OF a pound OF cotton under such
circumstances The changing
outlook in the supply situation
adds to the complex nature OF
the problem. Already, however
Influential men in the cotton
trade are talking of 2O-cent cot
tom for the current season. This
talk is important IN that there are
many of those doing the talk
ing and that continued unfavOr-
able climatic conditions enable the
long interest to stand pat.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-08-10
ROPER DISTRICT NEWS.

Miss Emma Petite spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her par
ents i'm Fulton. w. j. Fields re
turned home saturday from Daw-
son Springs Miss Zola Brad
ley, OF Woodland Mills, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs w w. Preuett.
Miss Alice Roper, Of Moscow, IS
spending few days with Miss
Edna Davis Miss Ora Mayes, OF
Cayce, IS visiting Mrs w. IL.
Treas.-Mr. and Mrs. Arlington
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis lhdd,
Of near Woodland Mills, visited
MIR. and Mrs. c. H. Bryant last
Thursday-MrS. Gale Roach and
children, of Cayce, spent few
days last week with her sister,
Mrs. c. l.. Bryant Maggie
Clark and little William Louis
Clark visited Mrs. John Sloan
Monday =. r. and X. G, Roper
and families, OF Hickman, visited
at the home OF w. j. Fields Sun
day.-'rhe little child OF Mr. and
Mrs Hugh French is still very
slck.-Mr. and Mrs Drew Liep
and son, OF Jordan, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Il. n Clark
and family-Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Roper have moved to r. G.
Roper's faTm.-AIr. and Mrs. f.
X. Treas and children visited her
parents, DR.. nd Mrs. j. w Nay
lor, of Cayce, Sunday-Mrrs. r
a. Fields visited her son, Marvin
Shelton, III Nashville Friday and
Saturday.
ed the Social Embroidery g lnh
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-08-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

by Virtue of Execution No. %
directed to me which issued from
the Fulton Circuit Court, in fay or
OF Hickman Bank & Trust Co,
Inc, against T. Il. Pollock and w.
f. Bondlurand or one of my
Deputies, Will, on Saturday, the
18th day OF August 1916 betweel
the hours OF ! o clock l.. NJ, and
= O'Clock p. NJ, at the Percy
Jones corner on Clinton and Gum
berland streets, In Hickman,
County OF Fulton, Ky, expose to
PUBLIC SALE, to the highest bid
der the following property or 80
much thereof as may be neceS-
sary 10 satisfy the amount OF the
Plaintiff S debt, interest and
cost, towit About Sl3715. One
roam mare, age about ) years,
height 10 hands levied upon as
the property OF Il. p. Pollock.
TERAlS-5Sale VIII be made on
credit of Three CD months.
bond with approved security re-
CURED, bearing interest at the
rate OF q per cent per annum
from day OF sale and having the
force and effect OF a Judgment
Ang 8, 1916.
Bailey IuddleSton, Sheriff +. c.
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160 ACRE FARM FOR SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

On Friday, August 25th, 1916,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, in the vii
lage of Jordan, KY, I will offer
Tor sale and positively sell my
160 acre farm in Fulton County,
Kentucky, and located on the
Moscow Road and near the
State Line Road; said farm be-
ing the N. E. Quarter of Section
80, Township l, Range 4 West,
less ! acre. A good title guar
anteed with warranty Deed.
This farm will be sold to the
highest bidder at public cutlery,
for one-third cash and the bal
ance in one and two years at 6
per cent interest, with purchase
money lien retained. For furth-
er information address w. M.
Miles, Union City, Tenn, or the
undersigned. July 31st, 1916. =
G. S. Miles, Union City, Tenn.
8-17.
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