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The Washington herald., 1917-08-07
strand-HnroId Lockwood.

Harold Lockwood. in the role of a
young lawyer seking his fortune in a
small Western town. leads the first in
stallment of the film program at
Moore's Strand Theater this week. The
young Fasteners task includes the
overthrowing of a notorious former
ranchman who holds the community
under his thumb In the capacity
of prosecuting attorney the young law
yer has many thrilling experiences.
His reward is a reformed town and
the winning of the hand of its fairest
daughter.
The Sawdust Ring will be the
screen attraction for Wednesday and
Thursday. picturing Bessie Love as a
little girl who runs away from home
to join a travelling circus in preference
to being sent to an orphanage upon
the death Of her mother. Her eXpe-
riences in the tented world are strange
and varied. On Friday and Saturday
William Desmond will be pictured in
Time Lock and Diamonds" a film
story concerning an international
crook
The Washington herald., 1917-08-07
FOR SALE-GARAGES.

GET A GARAGE THAT WILL 0UTTKsf
any garage In the MARKET in appearance. dura-
binty and Price. v. 7. n. BIEN, Eftns Bldg
Room m Phone n. s1a.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-07
ALEXANDRIA READY
FOR STATE PRIMARY
Virginia Democrats VIII Vote on
Candidates Today.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
r. Z. knight & Son.
elf-6ll King Street

R.. Y. knight & Son.
e1-s0 King Street
Alexandria, Va. Aug. 6.-The final
plans for tomorrow's Democratic
primary, when a governor, attorney
general. secretary to the Common
wealth and superintendent of public
instruction are TO be nominated were
completed tonight by the representa-
tive OF the various candidates. The
polls will open at sunrise and close at
sunset. Despite the apathy which has
characterized the campaign. every ef-
fort possible will be made to get out
most of the vote.
There are about 1,5o0 qualified voters
in this city and not more than 100
votes. 1t Is thought. will be polled to-
morrow. What little interest there is
In this city centers exclusively in the
gubernatorial race, in which the cam
didates are: Westmoreland Davis,
Loudoun; ]. Taylor Ellyson. Rich
mond, and John Garland Pollard. also
Of Richmond City.
The voting places by wards tomor-
row win be as follows: First-Old Ga
zette Building on south side of Prince
street between Royal and Fairfax
streets. Second-store formerly occu-
pied by F. A. Gaines. 1IO North Royal
street Third-S6 Queen street.
rourth-Friendship engine house.
Final plans for its work which will
begin at Z o'clock tomorrow morning,
were completed today by the local
exemption board. Promptly at Z
O'Clock tomorrow morning the work
OF examining the first increment Of
lo2 men viii be started. They have
been ordered to report in relays an
hour apart up to the noon hour
The examination Will be in charge
OF DR.. z. A. German, physician on
the board. who will be assisted by
DIS G. T. Klipstein. this city. and
r A. Quick, Clarendon, Alexandria
County. A second and third incre-
ment Of 1o2 each will be examined
ednesday and Thursday.
The first death from infantile
paralysis and the only case in the
city so far as known is that of Ida
l. Brooks. colored. 10 years old, who
lived at 606 South Fairfax street, and
who died yesterday. She was buried
this afternoon. DR.. Z. A. German,
city health oficer, said every pre-
caution had been taken to prevent
a spread Of the disease and that this
was simply a sporadic case.
Arthur ]. Dixon. about 4T years
old, dropped dead today at Arlinx-
ton National Cemetery, where he was
employed as a watchman. The de-
ceased formerly lived in this city and
was son of the late John A. Dixon.
His wife and a son survive.
In addition, he leaves a sister, Miss
Fanny Dixon, this city. The body
was removed to Wheatley's under
taking chapel and prepared for burial.
Judge ]. X NJ. Norton. this city.
ana Miss Frances Ella Wiley, OF
Fairfax County, Va, were granted
a marriage license at Fairfax Court
House July s. Judge Norton was for
meriy judge of the Corporation Court
OF this city and is one of Alexandria's
leading attorneys.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-07

showing of feature photoplays is also
free to the patrons of the popular
resort, so aptly termned the ''Natu-
raj Playground Of the National Capt.
tall
The Washington herald., 1917-08-07

Judge ]. X. NJ. Norton. this city.
and Miss Frances Ella Wiley. of
Fairfax County, Va, were granted
marriage license at Fairfax Court
House July 5 Judge Norton was for
merry judge Of the Corporation Court
Of this city and is one of Alexandria's s
leading attorneys
The Washington herald., 1917-08-07
SPIRITUALISM
PERSONALS.

notice. Artificinn teeth nnd Sec
ond-hand Diamonds and Jewelry
bought. Louis Abrahams, SIS G,
on. Pat. office.
WORKINGNEN, THE HUsTLERS OF THIS
city can set example q solid thrift and
show cash saved clear what they buy from
ms. Say, Dad, yuu sc the new pants We
sell st s. 70 s. II will siIrITise you: q big value.
JCSTH'S OLD STAND. 6s ID.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-07

FORTY EIGHT HORSEPOWER, LATE 1916
model Mitchell touring car, IN good condition
with special extra winter top. costing $50: seat
covers, extra tire and other regular equipmeut
for $50 cash: no les: excellent purchase under
reliable conditions AIply CHIEF ENGINEER,
Pan-AmeTican Building l7th and r sts
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FOR SALE.
WANTED TO BUY.
J u N K

WASH. JUNK Co. 18th and D se. Line sog2
WE WANT JUNK.
UNITED JUNK COMPANY,
North S55 ll0s W Il. nv
WILL CALL AND PAY sc PER HUNDRED
for new papers: &c for magazines. Higbes
prices fCT all other Junk. AMERICAN IUNB
CO.. 652 Pa. ave. se.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-07

MONEY TO LOAN oN APPR0TED CRY
real estate at lowest current rates; special
pnyileRes with respect TO prior payments.
IfLER & RUTHERFORD. Inc. sI7 18th ct
MONEY TO LOAN-ss0o TO 5000 on D. Q
real estate. Several tru1 funds, "a TO 6 per
cent. All transsctions conducted With sconomi.
cal consideration for borrowers.
Southern BuiIdinE. s0 18Th 81 nv.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-28
PERSONAL MENTION

Nr o. Mc,hl tnd ilu.t,.r %.
Kansas GUS No. 1904. VISITORS Iu In.
.ltt furst tht Nucus.
3d., nnl Nfe Iuhu "a -t.n ei
uouIcr Nebraska pr ,.Inl. Irr
go, sussfr 10 ib Nue.ra
ciydo Nlw nusiuc-. imam of kine
ylir wne 100 fhe D.tt Tur.d.t
Nir o. r,lr of ieItOn 81 80 .ie~
go ulc Nur,rs
Alr ANA Mw 49, IS Watson af
Grnnd Saline ue usluna u tno au
Registered At the Nucces
Miss lyunr Wmams of oklahoma
cats b. gaNttoral ai ihe Nu,oea
Mrs nau Marur of sam pntroo
county b. visuue in tho cift n fNe
suest of ngr usttr Nra Myrtle De-.
mott at boa home 2ls Hoat,u trrrt
MIR. blanche Mites of Iuiug speul
ruem.s1 DO thr ciN as thc ruo.t 90
Mr and Mrt Frank 81 Allen. Mr.
Miles o. go pufr home frum Nr0uns-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-28
sassss - ~ ~~rss HrS
Am1xSe r11entS
louise Hut ard mSry pickford IN
Seventeen" ~ the An"so
Thsatrs Thursdsy.

There comes time In tho life %
every younRrtef when everything goes
80 wr0nF that BE- or she ~ moved ~
make thar aged remnfk y wish ! we're
dead" the great consolation bcins ihat
enc dise1fsoihir ONE viii De missed
when gone. There " no time ~ the
llfo n IS youth which ~ more ffauFht
with These periods ~ deep depression
than the tender HBe ~ seventeen.
Therefore ihe delicious humot ~ The
scenes in ihe Famous players adlptn
zion ~ Booth TafkinEt0u's "Hefeuf" n
Dec wnien william Nyisanus lipstef. the
axe ~ ne flile. sDlemnlY prepares Or
death. rnnnui pt otefraflfnntrd. WI
nnn ia dripcn to THESE sore sifaii7 W
The ehnticrng nf his romance with Lois
pfatt. who calmly riores with hig hated
rival after making on enlargement o.
elopr win hint william is lsrt rirk
fard ana lola is Louise nun 10 this
Paramount picture which Us TIC aiifnr
ilun ni me Amusa Thuraday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-28
DETAILS OF KILLING
OF W. REN0W CARGILE
Fathsr o. Wys,, ara Gus carsis u
Tbs CITY Was Killed ~ Town
Marshall ~ Arkansas Tom.

Details have been ffeeited in fHf
fi'g ~ the flilinT In lAniana. Arkansas.
~ iifnnW CarNIile. father 20 Wfarf and
Gus 'afrili, wei knDen nuHneHs msH
VI thie cas- who ifff Monday to attend
ine fgnerai " their father a d.srafsH
from pheiDna sagH
W heupw Csfsiuf wfn Known mai
owner % THE section tna former
lnfticn ~ ihs peace aaf ahDf ana In-
stautly KILLED nu fiie naln ftfeft I'll
Ds1lora ai p UDiofa this mnfntug fy
Jesse Hays constable 20 f0e fue nsh b.
ara town marshal Tho .hssuns ia'
inNcd nn alteration fhHf started afi
rooster nshi llaf pff fHe street. nnd
HaH f"rn ~ a iaf.n .rnnI of men rflI
hourr after thc affair ifafs 1905 ARREST
eh at hie home hl sheriff nnf Golden
10 Clark county iouIshf he is H|
90" county Jan at Arfadaipha auaif
inh nie preliminary hNarna ahi o Niu|
Ne heid thrfr Tursd1y murnlnf
spectpipra eAs thaf faFs pas anr nj
% party wat hing thr rMriDn renf
Tht3 aat fhnt Darr.ls walked up fu fhf
group prfeftIne ssaInHf holding s1.n
1iflifa ufar the main street. HltIHe
fhlf t hardly .rut dtruIff goo Goo c.fr
brother uf Hays lt is st1 nnasl
Dim. Nhif n4NO Nuu t0 du aifh
. con protest 900 citizen core
s.l' iH quoted ar Replying Nf.f t.l ~.
ufrHti1n he whlEfI rl the auraf Af
rlrillg fl 600 Version of fHe Hnfr
lrHnr tinH followed Hiw und sfr. b.
him win hH n.f tt ha ClrI.
reached zoe hiH pn.Ntf presumably 900
draw 70 Euifr slulr b.. hid nu nfNrr
weapon iiaYa sow thc motion tnd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-28
aDoug" Fairbanks In American Arts
tocracy ~ the Amusu Theatre
Friday.

Another Douglas Fairbanks picnfe'
ono wuuld think Doe Wow uf me ruor
mnaa fuforsa uf th' active younE TIL
4nRic Hnr thlt quite enough bad boon
sald with shat Simple announcement
go consistently good base been biz nn-
fi0H of luansiD fonfufrn thnt prnple
nf. hrNuulne tD i1ir 'hr mere display
sf blH unmo Does runnuiar Df good 90
iDftlInment
The STORY nf American htlaiucrDf '
tho ntH TRIANGLE Fine Artt n@tNss
atnfung bpuaihH Fairbanks. dcnlH win
inn fhlpmont ~ ammunition Hrrua'
thn MphHan hmdor go nu unofficial
government doarifr thr Hiri.t cmhnfff
nnlai4Inrd hr uhoiD hum Abnu tnr
Uncomfortable trnr state uf affairs
Mlm t.no. haH WOVEN nin ~ thriil
lnH mmpfonH lnd VIGOROUS romance
umi 81 mlcninted 600 fin the blood anf
mtuIo pai.f uurio
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-28
THE STRIKING HOUR.


This is the calm before the
storm The laenia was sunk iut
open defiance of the United T.
Stnlcs An overt aet his hecu'
committed American lives hateI
been sacrificed There b. $50 my
iery ~ time place or circumstance
~ bc cleared unless Congress
bar the way there Will be little
qnihhlinR
President Wilson has asked lull
nuihority 90 doal with the w"hirm
That coufroma u Tho soIcmn
convictions of the people arc with
him. The Nation Is confident OF
SIS prudence his foresight " me-
seems To- hesitate IL ls because hr'
dielilios Ia make use ol Implied
privilege
Iwprours are open Counrcss
neing according 90 the authority
vested in it hy ihe Constitution
may declare war. or the President
nay inso steps short Of war. look
iur toward the afc coiuNici 90
Aucgpna ships through the dan
ger zone ln either event hosiili
iics nfe certain II IS merely o.
question of methods
Il Is worse than ION, TO aspect
the Government io rcynl,e a., cm.
phntie declarations However
cirrumsperi and deliberate 70 may
have hceu m tho past, its assur
unecs must stand There h. no
honorable way AROUND the deep
responsibility that IL must assume
pahs have crossed. drsilnic, have
clushcd Il 4. Wl 90 he dcplorcd
II muy lead io hurdcnsomc cunsc
Qucuoes hul the people are united
and arc rondy
Two great fowcs. opposite in
tendency have hrcn 4oi loose n
the world imperialism aud De-
mocreey, classes and MASSES II
Germany represents tho nnathpn-iA
of kings, America represents th,
eXnltaiion ol individuals II Ger.
many represents the pover that
seeks dominion America repre-
SCENTS the power that sceks "a
make othcr nations dominant each
according 20 ils preference aud 81.
separate nhility to achieve.
There Is no way around war
There is no need 20 delay Cow
ardiee could only hc Interpreted
as q posiponcment GA the other
hand. chatting reis nowhere Ina
patience ends In disaster IN,
British proved that la Mosopo
tamia. in their ill.siarred cam
paign against Conslanimoply II
is safer to aot deliberately than q,
act un impulse II Is better ia o,
held ia suspcnsr than go err hi
quality OF Judgment The COURSE
Is Indicated, the lighl Is steadlast
the duty Is plain The issue can
not be altered by hours or he miti
gated by debate ~ Cougrcs,
socks portion of the rcsponsihil
iiy. that is the husiucss OF Con.
rress. War Is ao lovers GRAND
no Jubilee Of patriotism II /,
stern ia les demands and has lost
all poetic glamour u Is earnag,
rendered accurate 10y machinery
a cropping toward the light
through puddles snd rlynlcls at
blood.
The United States has no com.
inand To hurry II moves toward
the appointed end No vision of
quick victory conirnnts 1t, ne
underestimate OF the task hewild.
ers it. " Congress searches itself,
and, searching itself. searches the
President and the Nation. what
good comes of rchcllio,.S impa,
1ience9 What We need rs a poo.
pie is. complcter confidence. The
Lord God knows we are likely ia
siclsen 81 this thing before Il comes
ID full settlement in the light Of
reason and justice.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-28
City News ::
/: : : in Brief

Born tuesdaY 30 Mr and mrs Fred
~ Townsend a tholr homr m Nuecor
ua n,ishtt daushter
a apeeial sis reel feature Traffic
n souia" is GO pc shown at thr ,muss
rhtaife To-day afternoon aud niHht
Adt'rva tu Manager Elliott state ,htt
The feature Nn eNccltnt ono anal
capacity hNussH are expected There
ltv arNvn hundred scenes in tho pic
iufe with sN hundred people n the
eaat
Military Policemen Bertrand ard
Davis i,u iast nlsht Ton San Auteuio
lu hunE bach to Camp souny fput
mnn teMH hvld bi furi SHm houston
IS dcsettera from the rvXas National
dunri
Kid Louie lightweight Of promise
at Camp Srurp Be- ualnlnN daily tot
hs ten rouud bout ou March no nt
tnNda roNhion with kh Nmson "a
oiNilau of beaumont Tho men viii
wcleh m ai isa pounds Tho match
PROMISES tu hp the tinasitei bout tnat
bass hetu starpd We Corpus christi for
srVemi years
The funeral Of o. H. Haas. whose
death oeyurryd in san Autunlo SapdaN
NAs htid Tuesday afternoon ut tSo
o'oiocN from 81 iRtncks Catholic
Cathedral tathcr Peter onicRtmn. In
temeut was m Calvary section of
iiose iiiil nurai rark judEc Walter
~ riuen ioo NowngV "a potnl aoh
b. Ritter. iohn Reynolds and John
Damn oruciated aa pan -healttA
Edwin Fiato. president OF the Cor.
pus christi Hardware Company ana
pruAdont 81 the Gall coHst Loan and
Npilpi-e Association 81 90 hc aue of
ihe principal speakers hoforo the
wceidy luncheon NJ tho Rotary club.
Thursday noon az the Nueces Ar
tlsto Flll tell VI che pmns az the san
ana nuildlnr Association. Ito was 20
haVs snukyn two weeks ago hni ives
oallcd away fr0m the cny. Father
schaed. Chancellor 20 Corpus Christi
Diocese Of tho Catholic church. T. also
80 address tho Rotasians Nc is ap
honorary memher ~ the club.
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phons ss

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ana make out all checks, draftH. money
orders and express orders % Tho Caller
Publishing Company. AL items. arti-
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Caller.
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Wednesday. Feb. 70. 1917.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-28

Perseverance always Wins IN the
long run usaalS IN y Walk Youths
Companion.
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The Washington times., 1917-12-04
Watch for Them Every Day!


ONE real live Kubc Kid They created the mind
Of an artist With the aid this newspaper they will live
mind and the minds of other little boys and girls and
They will also live the minds Of those goWups who grow DID,
matter what the number of years their birthday register
Try hand drawing Kub Kids They hard draw because
they designed with straight lines little different angle any the
joints produces startling effects that make these kids the little
bats that it is possible to draw
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-29
TIE SEaBCAaO :. >. 4
RETURNS TO SCFSLo

Geo = S-zgg. --zve-og passenger
aEe-- - - Seacca-i ~ Lie raj
80. 80 Esc ees- E-SS- a. ne
oess co-el 20 SeTe-zl weeks past
s1-e -oca-E a1-=- --aTe. -o---<a-c
oF=- ~ Se41ca-c departed his CoC.
~ - - -e-,-- = S1@zlo. - :
eav-E ceec ca-=t5 cc--e % .aae 2
N@s-e-- ZIP
= Sag 40 KS stationed here
- - SIS 80 rs S-2S9E- -0os
e-= .z-E = -1--o-e at says =
1e-e- = -e-- TX SeesC- Il
nae --v .-4-5s E1--e here ~
- -c-a.-r -e9ses = SO liz
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-29

here again Mr. Ss1U - r
Tampa ST Peserxb0g -
points. but says Daytnun -
hin more strongly tAaa -
even though he vas -
family noc being Vim -
Scasg = also u1ve1ng
azen. fer the Ni1&ara e
xii, headquarters At ~
Se= YORK
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-29
Prominent WINTER
RESIDENT IS DEAD


Ms Ma C--5s-.-- -;1=~a -
9: Z Z E:o--= . P.-->s1-g- p
CT = = y=>-e-sz. = 49,
Si--e- to-- q Nc--. E.3gewoos ave-
re following - ...-esS = 49, -
days Ms Eoe-e 20 ~as = vea-s
. aga. Ez6 6@=- e. i-va,.c t0- Ca-y
years
E-,e-z. s----=s - = 14'9 = -
residence 3 Eo-1 Rtdge~oo6, a.
-235 Z Il E-.14: Rev " !
D-e~. E.c.S-7- Q: re Congregational
church clc.4.-g al following -
se-r.ce -1e remains ~1,l = -a.e1 -o--1
:o- .c-e-e-- accompanied - Ms Z
Il Mrs. al E-= z c Ea--..e
Daughters q 80 deceased Arrange
mems are i charge . 70 Bingham &
Aa.ey company. tl-e-a. directors
Mrs t:oA-e : survived y 1-- c-s-
bad and -he -Eo daughters ---..oc-
ed both 8: Pittsburgh. e-G 6v e,=ve-
grand Llt-en NJ Eo4-4 has 5e-1
i YER poor heath Throughout r14
w.--e-
Mrs. EEo=-4 tas been spending -
winters u Dav-o-a Tor re past :,
Years il company VIII Ter husband
and other members Q. The fanny. =,
Gliding Mrs Homes sister. Ms G
| a D. Singer. ard since tta death Q.
se- husband .e% years ago Ms
w 2 Eoece and young sou have
| also been members o. tie hocseho3c
| during tie season Ms Myers az
| Ms Ea--.e arrived from P3..shc-g.
| recently
! Mrs Eoeces 6ea.h viii bring dee,
regret 20 many friends here a1t else
whore aid heir sympathy viii te ex
| tended 20 he be-eayed husband az
| other relatives OF the deceased
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-29

Geo X. Bran of B1y0 = r
PAM &C Jacksonville, coonneounN
Installed lie sewerage syu1m n
CIR. vas z Dav-ona vnin0 0on1
STATE metropolis wednes1n0.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-29
DR.. C,K, VLIET SHOWS
PROPER INTEREST IN
VICTIMS OF ACCIDENT

DR. G \ Elock called = ~ Ee~
that il 51s-lce - Dr. G < 1s- 80
vas driving the Hudson ca- = -1e
tine OF The collision al re Fo-: or
the ocea. beach wlsch resulted = ne
death o. D = Cairns AID INJURIES .
Mrs. James Conner 1e wished 70 sav
that Dr. Vlier had called a. .1e hos
pital several times 20 inquire abo1-
Mrs. Coanor's CONDITION and seemed
DESTROYS Ct doing al -ca' could D. *
pected under tce c5-cGCs-a-c4s D.
Viet was. he said. s-..l 4, rhe to.el =
Daytona Beach. a, which he lad ban
spending The season Dr. Klock ~
Their stated that Mrs Conner was -
proving ard would probably - able
to leave the hospital = :ew DAYS
Dr.. Eliet himself called ~ .h4 News
ofice today 70 Leave his address. as Re
vas planning 20 leave Da.-o-a Beach
tomorrow for Cle--cc-, where Mrs
Wet has al uncle. George Stevens
Mrs. Vlie,, VITO has been az ;-yahI
for two years was Injured II The acc.-
dent. D.. Vliet SAYS ard has been cor
Gned TO her bed ever since thai g.
plorable event DR. vlie- further
stated tha, he fer h;czal. clear q
blame II regard % The collision a.
MI Cairns was attempting 20 pass e
his r4ght. or between TIE doctors car
and the water Dr. Elie- SAYS TIA.
realizing this would bring them 70
gether. he. a. the last CoCert. cu- : +:
car TO the LEFT. bu. Mr. Cairns a. tbs
same time changed his mind and turn
ed sharply 10 the right bringing .hs
cars N collision ard striking the Eud
son between The front ard rea,
wheels Dr. vlie.'s hone address i.
Spotswood " He was fo-rer,,
from New York CITY
Toronto guests az the Desp!and %
the remainder OF the season are Mrs
John S. Citrate and NJ J. E;l-a.e. VII
are enjoying the attractions OF Da.
tona TO the utmost
II you ses It in the News. its 90.
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MEETING TOMORROW OF

The LOCAL W. c. T. u
TIE regular monthly meeting CO he
". c. T [ viii be held Il the Frs.
Baptist church Of this city tomorrow
.Ire-Eooa a. 81 O'Clock AL a-e cor.
daily !nvi-ed 10 BE present
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La Junta tribune., 1917-10-25
sosfE MORE SHORT ONES.

Mrs. George Poor was = Pueblo
visitor last Saturday.
Guns and ammunition. always. At
the La Junta Hardware Company.
Mrs. Ira Hall is In Chicago having
been called there by the serious
illness Of her sister.
Get your coal hods. shovels, pok-
srs. elbows. stove pipe and dampers
st the La Junta Hardware Company.
Mrs. C. II. Bristol and Mrs. J.
e. Copeland have returned from a
short visit with friends in Las Vegas,
N. ~
Mrs. H. T. Cornweil. who was
called to Xenia. Ohio. about three
months ago. on account OF the death
Of her father. returned home last
Saturday.
Dr. Z. w. Ragsdale. and son. Ed
ward. and DR.. Greene left Sunday
afternoon for Trinidad where they
will meet DR.. Rassdaie's brother
from Missouri and together they
La Junta tribune., 1917-10-25
Enyart Estate Decision

The Jim Enyart branch" OF the
Logan Enyart heirship litigation. to
establish the rights OF certain heirs
OF the lat. Nebraska City banker to
participation In the distribution Of
his estate wns upheld by Judge J. T.
BeGgiey in the distric, court. yester-
day afternoon. Judge Begicy af-
firmed the decision rendered by
Judge Bischof OF the county court
several months ago.
In his decision he holds that
George l.. Roberts and others are
heirs and entitled 10 a share In the
estate As follows: George l.. Rob
crts and Ora spurgeon. onc.fourth
share each; wilford Enyart. Jcn-
ME Carter. Mae Enyart Kink. J. e.
more Enyart. entitled to one-sey-
cnth share In common. and the ad-
ministrator In ordered TO distr!b-
ute the proceeds accordingly. Forty
days time II granted to the object.
orS In which TO perfect their ap-
peal. II IL likely tina, the appeal viii
b taken.
In brief. tho court upho,ds the
legitimacy Of tho birth Of the late
Captain Enyart. oycrruling the con.
tention Of certain heirs that he was
born out OF wcdlock and that. there
fore. certain iincai descendants Of
his father. Hcxekiah Wright Enyart.
were not entitled TO share In tho
late bankers big estate. The case
was hard fought In bo,f courts and
there was plenty OF legal talent on
both sides.--Nebraska City Daily
Press.
II. W. Potter. OF this city. II tho
administrator Of the Enyart estate.