davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1916-04-29
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

S6TH ST. i?l W Philip Rolotn ast Io-
seph Berger. owner and contractor.
John J Clancy & Go, contractor. slsO %
SOUTH ST. 3I2 to 37,-- Herman Iiurwits
agt Mary Bergh. Star Corruguted Box
co and star Box and Lumber Co owners
Aaron Etra. contractor, ,..,.,,,.... 1875
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 260--Morris Gold.
stein aEt Chesterfield Realty Corpn.
owner aud contractor ,,,..,.,, s3,sOT 81
SD ST. rs and Is W Eastern Fire Proof
sash and Door 60 agt Organizers Invest
STH Av. cor 4.d 81. sxlsi--Chas
4 Geoghcsan Of al sst Rialto Theatre
Corpn. owner; odsrwsid Iron Works,
The sun., 1916-04-29
Columbia Tcnni. Match or.

The teuris match between Williams
and Columbia which was scheduled to be
played at Willlamstown to-day was
called off last night by the Williams
management Word came To Capt. Lamb
of Columbia that the courts were In very
poor condition. rain having washed them
d wn Lamo said that the match proba-
bly, will be played within the next two
weeks
The sun., 1916-04-29
MADISON Av. BUILDING BUILDER

A general contract for the construction
OF an eleven story building for ANber-
crombie a Fitch at tho northwest corner
Of Madison avenue and Forty-fifth street
has been awarded TO the Pittsburg
Building Company Of New York and
PittsburG. starrett 4 Van Week. arch,-
tects. designed this building. which will
cost about 100000.
The sun., 1916-04-29
ST. ALBANs HOUSE SALE.

r. J.. Kilby has sold 10 George W.
Jones OF Brooklyn large Dutch Colo
NAL house on the corner OF Caxton ave-
nue. and Rutland street. Addisleigh. 81
Adams. l.. !. The plot II s0xl00 and
has been nicely Handicapped. II II near
the new 81. Adams golf course.
The sun., 1916-04-29
NEW FIRM FOR l.. 7. CITY.

william Il. Rloodgood 4 co. have
leased the four story factory build
ing NJ the northeast corner OF Yer
non and Mott avenues Long Island CITY.
to the Organic Salt and Acid Company.
This property was sold last week by
the Same brokers'
The sun., 1916-04-29
BACHELOR FLATS on i4TH ST.

Tho three story dwelling house at tina
northeast corner OF Hudson street and
Fourteenth street is to be made over for
Use as q bachelor apartment house for
Conron Brothers as owners. James s,
Maher is the architect and has esti-
mated the cost at $4,000.
The sun., 1916-04-29
Houses for the Summer
NEW JERSEY.

OCEAN FRONT FURNISHED COTTAGE.
Corner lot, large piazza. upper porch now
house. garage, six bedrooms. TWO baths,
electric light. hardwood hoors, cN"ry
modern conNericuc" only short distance
from Hotels New Monmouth and EsseN 4
SUSSEX. spring Lake, =. J. Rental Sl.2on
For details address L. W. ALLEN. ?l'
BruaSWay, y. y
The sun., 1916-04-29
=. A. MEGEATH FLAT BUYER.

Samuel a. Megeath, president OF the
Gaiena- signal tni Company. is line pur-
chaser of the fve story apartment house
at 9+5 East 1Sist street sold on Thurs
day by Burton Thompson & Co. for
Frederick Brown. who takes in exchange
a residence at Franklin. Pa.
The sun., 1916-04-29
BUNGALOWS FOR wOODMERE.

The Meister Builders have sold a plot
soxl00 on Beach Forty-third street. half
way house station. Edgemere. L. l.. TO
A. Stadtmuller. who will build four bun
galows on The plot.
The sun., 1916-04-29
FLASHING DWELLING BUYER.

The Halleran Reai Estate Agency has
sold for Miss Rose Carraher the eight
room residence on plot 50xl2A at 2l2
Franklin place, between Bovine and Par
sons avenues. Flushing. l.. l.. TO Capt.
John j. Sheridan.
The sun., 1916-04-29

George p. Clay has sold FOR William r.
HuSgins two lots on the east side OF
Locust street. north Of Newtown Turn
pike road, Long Island city. to Mrs.
Annie V Murtha
The sun., 1916-04-29

Edgar NJ sousa and Arnold J. Broch.
The Harry Hall Realty Company.
Troy; capital, $4,000; directors, Harry
Hall. Frank +. Pulver and Chester
Fenyvessy.
The sun., 1916-04-29
ADDS An ACRE TO RYE SITE.

Heckscher 4 de Saulles have sold for
James y. Foot to Seavey Battelle a plot
OF about an acre adjoining his recent
purchase at Rye, ~ y.
The sun., 1916-04-29
ACTUAL WATER FRONT.

Beautiful plot % four lots hight ou IN.
water. sidewalks. SC, 80 minutes f-l1
city. will dispose OF considerably los ,tan
their value for cash II bought a oues
BALD, box 15j sun.
The sun., 1916-04-29

toxll6 lA5oxlo4 H., except pt from Burn.
side av. Apr -, yrs. due, &c, a. per
bond Robt Ahkele to l.awyrts I
Co lGo Rway y...,.............- :; W 81"
SAME PROPERTN-Sa Same q" Pauline "
Mlrtiuka. IoT W 29th -, pr mtg $6,1oo.
Apr -. du" July |, 1915. "A c;.atly,
1T y 7 -. 100 Bvay ...;......, 80. 900
CorRTI.ANDr AN, 1lnth st. 100 ~
100. Apr 20. due. ~" per bond -feo-
pies 1iath - Mark.', Inc, to Columbia
r. 90. 30 Bway: sam, atty. ....,... slo, 900
The sun., 1916-04-29
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

issTH ST. ass W-Max Rubin az. Geo W
Van Slyck ct al. Apl i3. 1916. ....,,. $40
lSsrH ST. SO to 81 w-wof Cohn agt
Matilda ,a, ID Minck ct al. Feb q
issTH sT. SO ana Sc ww-,wot' Conn :s az
Estclle winston ct al, Feb II, 1915 81,
The sun., 1916-04-29
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public ORerings Yesterday IN Mas.
hattaa, The Bronx and Brooklyn.

TAT ~ vEsEY STREET.
by Joseph p. Day.
BROADWAY. t22?. q Q, 60 q 2csth 81. cox
81. I sty bldg--S q Beais and others.
cxrs. agt Park Mtg Co ct al; due, Sill
1885,; taxes. &C. Si725: to the plain;
Cd Av. isis. VS., :5..iii n ssth 81. 'S,HS. aSx7s,
Peter Lennon. ct al; due. Sis,a37. 81 I;
May IL.
lat s?os THIRD AvENUEl
by Joseph p. Day.
sty- nat also Teller av. " cor issth
NJ. 33.lxi0o, sty fat-Aetna Accident
and Liability Co agt Manhattan 1sla nd
Realty Go ct al; due. slo2.2'5.s5. 70 the
an XV. :.s7. 5. i5.s iss,h Il. ''s,Oys stSs
co agt Jos Lindenthai and ano; due.
sos 81; taxes. SC. &es36; TO the plain.
TN .....',.,.,......... .Ss.5Oo
At THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE.
BY W. J. McPhiiiiamy 4 Co.
18TH ST. W. 3. 2to Av 4. 4oxioo-R
!. Newton az, Otto Singer. Inc. e, a.;
4sD sT 4. $. s7.s n Az J, ioxioo-R I.
New,Sn n'n,u,, sx, Otto Singer Inc, ct ali TO
"AsH,MHT9N a1 scxosS lf:s hx pow ct st at as,
Kieinfelder ct al; to Josephie ct
LoTs :s, to 200. blk i?:s. lot. 1:s 10 s:s,
blk 7:2t. lots i63 to t6'. blk 1ei3. lots
80 TO 573 blk ,2i4. lots 6l2 to $40.
al; to e T Gehranx for $1,000 over n
mtg Of $3.50
The sun., 1916-04-29
BrOnS.
Borough Of The BronxD

BARKER AV. W y, extends from Union to
sheridan, y. to New Brons Park:
to Union, --n,i to Bronx Park. pr mtg
= PStE e MTiI'r; w L Hampton. Ny; atty. !.
VALENTINE AV e, ?oi g Q Central ay'
The sun., 1916-04-29
1AsSAIC CLUB BOYS AF1ELD.

allowance claimed.
The sun., 1916-04-29
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name 10 ofni'tei
address party of nrst partD
Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth ST.
WEST PwAY, ssl, a cor Broome at
fIso,, sisxao. io-waitcr r Pendleton ct
al to Otto T.. Arps. 9saA Lafayette av,
Bklyn. Apr ~; atty q Co. i'e brSaa siao
East Side.
and iic,h s,sJ
18TH ST. $40 y. n 2. tis W. list av. e6S.
IOs--Pietro Alvino to the Hannah Law
900. Apr 81. atty. T q GO, l56 Broad;
.sTTHh ST. 81, E.... :si I'd av as.es -
Jr, 3i3-5 e7,h st. Apr IA atty. GO;
80 Xv. .oS. " 5. siMi.d-Elia i , ,iaM:
st, Syracuse. y ). mtg $4,000. Apr
?s; atty. Howard A sperry. j5 Liberty
West Side.
west Of Fifth az, between Fourteenth
and 10th stsD
ED ST. n o. 2i3g Sth av. ls9xsS.a--
Hy I. Goodwil to Leah Josephson. 1909
Kelly st. Bronx. c. Apr 10. atty ! o. @
Uptown.
tManhattan Island, north or llotn st'
i1lTH ST. 2i3-5 W. =, geo W ith av.
oxioo.ii-chas Robinson. ref, to L :
Trust Co. trustee, 40 Wall IT. fore
closure, Apr 20. l6,. Apr 81. atty: VII,
ii?TH ST: iis L.. rs. 2i5 Park av. 2ex
l00.ii--Margt ! Redmond to Frank j
Redmond, lis E ii?th st. b and =, Apr
% atty, Jas VI Donohu", 25i Bway 81
ii3TH ST. :. $50 eth av, 50xioo.li--
Howard McGeorge TO Anna Crawford
of MooJus, Conn. mtg s6j.i 100. Apr -:
1tat kf.Hta#
ii9TH ST, l,2 W, =. .ij ,th sy, .ON
l0O.ii--Nerit Rty co to Adelheid j
ffaltz, ji2 " i22d at, mtg $500, .tpl
?1i atty, T q Co.................... slVV
i3eTH ST. oij-s.i ". n r. 2Os.6 " Bnay.
l0sx9s.ll--Eliz A Wilcox to Apartment
Equities Corpn. sos 5th nv, mtg flo'
500. Apl az atty, r q Co. ..........tl00
WADSWORTH AN, ls9th ~, II" ,
to lo0th st l0o--tiertle \ Gornau
10 Wadsworth Associates Inc. 80 " ijth
81 mtg $4,000, Apl 81 atty, T =
60 ...---.... -NINl
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-13
Theatrical s. IIIll5eIIleIlJ
NATIONAL WILL
CONTINUE B|LL

Because the steamer Manoa failed
to arrive today q number OF motion
picture programs throughout the
islands are upset this week. Several
new films, due to arrive by that yes.
sci, cannot be had until Friday.
Among the theaters affected is the
National, which was to present. begin.
ming tomorrow. the big Nance O'Neil
photo drama, Souls In Bondage.
This feature probably viii be shown
not more than three or four times In
Honolulu as . result on Friday after
noon possibly, on the evening OF that
day and at matinee and evening per.
fofmances Saturday.
The present attraction, THE Great
Ruby, d sensational Dfufy Lane
melodrama. probably win continue on
the bill until Friday. The vaudeville
portion Of the present program IS
strong and most attractive. The Del
roy trio are high-class juggiers. who
offer some new stunts with clever
light and color effects. Baby Alma,
the little fancy dancer. has q finished
act and good stage presence. demon
stratine that her experience on the
vaudeville circuits OF the states has
been q liberal education In the art
of stage dancing. Both furns are
meeting with approval hers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-13
THE ONLY SON STRONGDRAMAOF
SOCIEIY'S LEMSANDPUlzLES

possesses q bundle Of letters written
by Mrs. Bfainefd 10 the French artist;
demands $50, 900 for them, but young
Bfainerd. whom Tompkins has inter.
viewed BY mistake, snatcies the let
tiers and filings them into the fire, thus
Destroying all evidence Of his mothers
relations with the artist.
About the time that things begin
to look fofeboding for the young man
and his mother, Bfainefd, If, Is inter.
viewed by one Henry Thompson, who
has invented q machine to Increase
the output OF railway ties treated
with cfeosote Instead OF informing
his. father Of Thompsod's proposition,
young Brainerd guarantees Thompson
$4,000 with which to start q plant.
and the two, taking Mrs. Brainerd
with them leave for the West.
The final act sees Brainerd, ST., at
the scene Of the plant with. an offer
OF &2,00e,000 for It. When he learns
that his son Is 4 partner he reIents
somewhat and. tells the; boy he e
proud Of his achievements. Well,
things adjust themselves In the end:
Brainerd. ST.. bieads With his wife
to return to the big house." young
Brainerd receives much encourage;
tnent from one Anne Lester, for whom
he cares q great deal, and things look
bright for al concerned az the final
curtain dfdp6 /
Bert Lyteli and e. d. Hales have
exceptionally good parts in the play
and both won applause last night for
the clever manner in which they
handled their roles. Although Miss
Nanehah's part Is a small one. she
took care Of It in her usually good
manner. As Mrs. Brainerd, Jane Oar.
well was excellent displaying Some at
the finer points 0f enotio1ai acting.
AsSto the work Of the other mem.
bers Of the company and the play 1t:
self there Il mo room Tor criticism. II
Il one Of the best dramas the com:
pany has presented since coming To
Honolulu and presents q social prob;
lem Which appears difficult 70 solve.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-13
Healthy Old a &c
Brings Happiness


Advuncfdg years impair the action
OF the vital orEans. Ola age should
be the period 6t greatest happiness,
but good health b necessary. Gonsti-
patton should not be tolerated II Is
often the direct cause OF M health.
.Headaehe, bblching, bili0usness.
blnzt. nfoFsiness after eating ana
.ctkef symbf0ils 0f constipation can
b readily relieved BY the use Of .
simple laxative cOmp6und sold In
drug stores, under the nans. OF DR.
CklQwells Syrup Pepsin. Mr.. ]. II.
lrittoE 1t1z Geddes Ave-. Ann Arbor.
ffich, who Is IS years old, says: @Dr
Caidwell;s Syrup Pepsin IL the best
remedy Il ever used for constipation
and ] always have bottle of II In the
house ID use when 4 feel the need Of
ii; It never disap points. z !.
$ Df. CaldW6lPs Syrup Pepsih Is d
mid laxative preparation, positive IA
itS effect acfing easily and naturally
without gripping or other pain or dis
Comfort For over = quarter Of 4 cen
tufy e has hoe1 the standard house
hold remedy ii thousands Of homes.
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lEAlIlE
I[|DIEljE

Mary Pickfofd and tbs mammoth
new organ continue 70 about evenly
divide hon0fs e the Liberty thsster.
Little Mary appears ii the title role
Of 'sE6e Foahdlihs and holds her
audience in grip that is typical Of
Miss Fickford, while the organ. espe-
cialiy III 1t feprcduction df the hui
man voice, holds the same audience
spellbouhd q
.'The Fo1hdliHgs Is 8 pathetic III:
tie story, han smiles. halt tears, writ
ten around Mary Rfckfofd's ability Is
move Her audience from sadness II
ritrfifnent with change 81 expfesSi0fi.
Probably no other actress now appear,
ing on the screeh can boast 81 the
exceptional ability Of Mary Pickford
in this line, 49,
Ruth Roland ana Frank Mayo are
doing sun1e clever work ii THE Red
Circle, the Li6effys early week
serial. IN this work they are favored
with 8 vehicle. that Is popular with
the serial fans. =. = 3 sssss 3
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set its audiences fll.hking.
The question left fof the mother
to iecide 81 Whether rs sactifiee her
d1nshfef's future q to spills TIE blood
OF an innocent man There Ire tines
when the maternal instinct tells her
- save her d tspfihe there are others
when the love for right Is upnermost
Between these confIictink SANCTIONS
she Is tossed and torn and Betty Nan,
sen Is supreme III q role which calls
for sneh 4 gift 81 emotional 81 litY.
a pair 81 exc Any clever COM
.;9s Y sl.o M as! t6f ts lat
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-13

The STAR. LETlNis fully
installed in the three story.
Star Bulletin Building, at l25.
Merchant Street. next to the
StangenWald. Phone 49fi for
all departments. !,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-13
GRIPPING DRAMA
CLOSES TONIGHT

should 4. Mother Teii?h the grip
ping Fox feature At the Hawaii thea.
tel, b which Betty hansen, the royal
Danish actress, has the leading role.
will close with the performance thia
evening One OF TIE str6heest photo.
dramas ever sent to the Hawaii thea
Ter win then be q thing Of the past
N this city. II Is one Or tie fen
ph6t6.piays WITH 8 real problem %
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-13
LytelI- Vaughan Co. Score An-
other Success; Last Week
of Popular Aggregation

The efforts Of a young man to
shield his mother from the follies or
her first misplaced love. affair.", his
success and his Winning back Of the
respect OF a grouchy. money-making
father, tells the story Of The Only
Son." which opened at the Bijou
theater last night and which Is one
OF the cleYerest offerings OF the Lytell-
Vaughan Company.
Following is the cast:
Thomas Brainerd, Sr.....E. d. Hales
Thomas Brainerd, Jr.1.. Bert Lytell
Mrs. Brainefd Jane Darwell
Gertrude BfaInefd May sThofne
Lord Overtoufie ....... Phillips Tead
Charles Lester 1880. Ernest Van Pelt
Anne Lester Evelyn Vaughan
Henry Thompson :. -. Henry Simmer
Jim Thomp kinsss Alex Luce
Collins Charles Elder
Office Boy -. -. William Amsdell
Mrs. John Roach. George Knowlton
Wanda Jesse Schoulef
When Thomas Bfainerd. ST., DIS
covers that his wife has had an saf
fair with French artist whom
someone put out Of the world by the
murder route, he orders her to leave
the house and promises that his 1T
torhey viii attend to the divorce.
Thomas Bfainerd, Jr, d happy-go
lnc Ky young fellow who could never
hold Job ant Who thinks more about
chorus girls and race tracks than bust.
ness, decides to 60 with his mother
IN spite OF his fathers protests.
she - only your wife but she e
my mother, declares the young man.
afier q stormy interview With his
. In his fathers office. young Brain.
erd pleads with the former not to
divorce his wife, but Is met with q
flat refusal Jim Tonpkinss who
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The supreme court held to be nm
Ec6nstitut ional q wisconsin Law reyok-
Ing charters of foreign corporations
which remove cases from the state to
the federal courts. Il :,i n. Il. !.
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william Brandt, treasurer OF the
American Surety CO.. stabbed himself
at the New York office of the COM
lpany and was rushed to the hospital
In d serious, condition.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-17
Arkansas Teachers
Begin to Enroll

The campaign for the advance enroll
ment of teachers into the Arkansas
State Teachers Association, for the
meetings. which will be held in Little
Rock. April 6-7-s 1916. has just begun
to be wared all over the state Ten
thousand enrolment blanks have been
sent out To the superintendent and
Principals and county committeeman
over the state, and responses from
these are being received at the Seere-
tary office daily.
Sec y Lassetter states that already
about one hundred and fifty teachers
have enrolled for the coming April
meeting 1t is expected that fully III
teen hundred will enroll before the
opening day of the Association.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-17
w. M. s.

A most pleasant and successful meet
ing OF the Woman 5 Missionary Society
was held Monday afternoon at the
Methodist church. Mrs. l.. M. Belser
was leader and conducted an interest
ing study of the Bible characters. Ezra
and Nehemiah,
Each member responded to roll call
with some quotation from the Bible
Much information was given and We
hope to increase our membership tins
year. The next meeting OF the Study
Circle will be the second Monday IN
March and the lesson Is Esther and
Job
After the lesson short business
session was held. Mrs Evans. agent
for The Voice. reported four new sub
scrlbers. Several visits have been
made to the sick, also baskets of fruit
and flowers have been sent to them,
and to the needy ones clothing and
groceries have been given
The president, Mrs. Moss, appointed
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-17
Dermott Realty Company
A Two Cent Stamp


Will bring you booklet describing
Dermott and Chicot County the land
of opportunity. Situated in the heart
of the delta, Dermott is surrounded by
the richest agricultural lands in the
south, hundreds of acres of which but
await the hand of the Industrious
farmer to convert them into wealth
producing farms The Dermott Drain
age District, recently formed, has
drainage canals already in course of
construction. and when completed will
be thoroughly drained.
As a town, Dermott has unexcelled
advantages splendid water. and a
water. sewerage and electric light sys-
tenn owned and operated by the town;
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-17
S. |. A.

The res ar meeting Of the School
Improvement Association was held in
the school library last Friday nfter
noon at three o'clock. Mrs. K W.
Lane reported for the tree committee
that the posts and lumber for protect
ing the trees were on the ground and
that the contract for the work had
been let After the transaction OF
considerable routine business. including
a discussion of the necessary arrange
ments preparatory to the S, f. A. l..
A. A. Meet to be held here in April,
the association listened to a very in.
teresting and helpful address by Mrs.
Geo. r. Lacy of Arkansas City. Her
talk contained many helpful ideas and
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-17
Senior Entertainment.

Miss Bette Delaney delightfully."- en-
tertained the Seniors Monday evening
with a Valentine Party Among the
games played were those in which Gu
pid assumed the leading part Also in
the two course luncheon served Cupid
was kept prominently before the
guests. The Seniors certainly appre-
cate the kindness and hospitality of
such an entertainment.
Those present We're Misses Helen
Bartmess. Helen Baker and Helen
Evans, Messrs Chas Kennedy and
Sidney Blythe. also Misses Ruth Evans
and Josie Delaney. and Mr., Cecil
Matthews Reporter.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-17
B.Y.P.U.
Program for next Sunday, beginnin

Program for next Sunday, beginning
at OILS
Subject. What Can Do to Work Out
My Own Salvation
Leader. Miss Bessie Morris
Scripture Lesson. Eph. >: lilo
Roscoe Hogan
Lesson Text. Phil. ,: u. BY Leader
The Meaning of Salvation,
Mrs Frank johnson
Song
What Does working Out This Salvation
Mean Mrs. W s Daniel
Eph. 4 1915, Harry Courtney
Solo, Marie Bullock
What Must Do to Complete My Sal
walton for Myself
|. Pray Much. Elmo Bynum
,. Study the Bible Irene Swink
3. To Have the Mind of Christ,
Scottie Courtney
Song
For Others. y. F. Bynum
Open Discussion
Reading program for next Sunday.
Xxx
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-17

a public school second to none in the
state, the building alone costing $33,
000 two hotels recently erected at a
combined cost of $50. 600: two banks.
six mills in operation; two cotton gins;
a wholesale house doing a million dollar
business year; a $4,000 passenger
station; two newspapers; many miles
Of cement walks, curbs and cutters,
unexcelled railroad facilities, and nu-
merous other advantages.
If you are looking for a location. or
an investment, write the Board of
Trade of Dermott, The Dermott News,
or the Dermott Realty Co. for facts
concerning Dermott and Chicot County
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-17
AMONG COLORED PEOPLE

Items of interest among colored
people should be left at the Palace
Drug Store or at this office.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-17
Epworth League

Program for next Sunday:
Song
Prayer
Topic. How to Put the Bible into Life.
Leader. Bessie Morris
Scripture Lessons
Ps. CXIX 105. VIM. Rnggod
Jno XIV 8. Van Smith
Ps | ?, Dot Boyd
Development of Topic, BY Leader
Memorize Elizabeth Larkin
Mediate, Joseph Duerson
Master Leonard Evans
Solo, Louie Belser
Distribution Helen Bartmess
Teaching, Ruth Evans
Song
Making the Bible Popular
Rev. Cannon
Testimonies of the Bible.
BY Vol. Lacquer
Roll Call
Reading Program.
League Benediction.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-17

outlines for S l. A. work and was
greatly enjoyed
The question of joining the state
federation of woman's clubs was dis
cussed and will be brought up for de
cision at the next regular meeting to
be held on Feb 25th Other business
of Importance pertaining to the meet
is also to be attended to and full at
tendance is urged. \.