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The Delta independent., 1917-02-02

WANTED-To rent house close in,
with a few acres pasture. Also some
White Wyandottes and Leghorns. Wal.
ter A. Geer.
The Delta independent., 1917-02-02
Baptist

Sunday School, 9:45. Classes for
all.
The pastor will preach II a. m. and
1880 p. m.
Young Peoples meeting $3.50 p. m.
Devotional service Wednesday. at
1880 p. m.
You are welcome.
ALFRED d. PARRY, Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1917-02-02
Buff Ordinations,

have few good cockerels left
also pullets and hens. First here first
served. Carey b. Adams.
The Delta independent., 1917-02-02

Belgian hares. boxes. pens, wire
for sale or trade.-John M. Trew. 81
The Delta independent., 1917-02-02

FOR SALE-Five room modern
house, with or without furniture, reas-
enable terms. Mrs. w. s. Evans, 1901
Main street, Delta, Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1917-02-02

Use Zensai for that itching eczema.
Sold by Osborne Williamson Drug Co.
The Delta independent., 1917-02-02
Christian Science.

The subject of the lesson sermon In
Christian Science churches on Sunday.
February 4th. 1917. will be Love"
The Delta independent., 1917-02-02
Christian

Christian
Bible School 1000 a. m: Preaching
li:00 a. n: Young Peoples meeting
$40 p. m; Preaching 1880 p. m.:
Prayer meeting Wednesday. I: 30 pm.
The Delta independent., 1917-02-02
MUST RAISE MONEY
CONGRESS is EXERCISED OVER
NECESSITY OF PROVIDING
MORE REVENUE.
MANY PLANS ARE SUGGESTED

Increased Income Tax Will Help Meet
the Big Deficit-House Committee Is
Considering Methods. Including
Higher Tariff
The Delta independent., 1917-02-02
Methodist.

Methodist.
GEORGE f. KLEIN. Pastor
Sunday School .............-..........9:i n. m.
Morning worship ...................... ....11:OO.
Sermon by the pastor. Subject:
christian Education"
Epworth League --..................6;30 80 p. IN.
Evening worship ...............,.............7:
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday 1880 p. m.
The Delta independent., 1917-02-02

WANTED-A place as housekeeper
Colorado. or ask at 1926 Palmer
The Delta independent., 1917-02-02
BUSINESS LOCALS

FOR SALE.-Piano. cheap. Inquire
at 1926 Palmer.
How about that painting or deco
rating? Better call Laycock. Coop.
phone 29O and talk 1t over with
him. 3-tf.
FOR SALE.-One bay gelding nine
years old. weight 1900. Bay mare nine
years old, weight 100. One new John
Deere wagon X. s. Havens. Delta. 8
The Delta independent., 1917-02-02
To Prevent More Leaks.

When Secretary Lansing appeared
before the committee of the house Of
representatives which was trying to
discover the source of the leak on the
presidents peace note. he told how he
met the newspaper men In the state
department on the morning Of the day
The Delta independent., 1917-02-02
Two Organizations, One Aim.

There are two organizations of suf-
fragists represented in Washington,
ably represented. and In considerable
part, let one who wants to be gallant
say. beautifully represented. There Is
the National American Woman Suf-
frage association. and then there Is the
Congressional Union for Woman Suf
frage. Both bodies of women are striv
ing for the same end, but each is tux
ing different route to reach IT,
II has been said by some persons
that the union represents militant suf
frnge methods, like those which were
In use In England, and that the Nj.
tional association represents the other
method of getting the vote the women
want. II ls only right to say thai the
milltancy of the Congressional union
is not n milltuncy by force OF arms 'or
of bricks" Some people call the sta.
tioning of silent scntinels in front of
the White House miltancy. Others do
not so call II. II was representatives
of the Congressional union who un-
furled the suffrage banner In the house
Of representatives when the president
was making his address to the mem.
hers. This has been called miliinncy
although II certainly Is not stoDe-throw-
ing militancy.
The Delta independent., 1917-02-02
Announcement

AS reminder and friends for the information all
We call of the
we carr
The Delta independent., 1917-02-02

Presbyterian.
The Delta independent., 1917-02-02
Complete Moline Line Of Implements

Including the well Moline
Tractors
Sudebaker Peter Schulr
Apnwal Potato
Beet ullers
The Delta independent., 1917-02-02
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The Delta independent., 1917-02-02
The International Farm Machinery

ding Titan Mogu Mowers
,lor
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-03

of hs school has taken much pains in the presentation of this play. and they urge the attendance and recogni
 ton of their efforts from the public at large.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-03
lF1KS PREPARING l
 GO TU BRINkLEY
STATE CONVENTION TO BE HELD THERE WILL RECEIVE LOCAL
 DELEGATION.
Harry Jackson Named Chairman Of Committee to Ascertain How Many Eiks Here Win Go.

Hot Springs Elk will attend the an nual convention of the state body, which will be held in Brinkley on May 29 and 30.
 Brinkley while not the largest town in the country is making extensive preparations for this big convention and has notified the lodges over Ar kansas 10 send their biggest delega- tons, for Brinkley k ready to enter tain them. This convention will have "a big delegation from ths city, for there is one member of the local lodge who is especially interested.
 The l1lks last night listened with interest to the repor made by E l.. Hewlett. who has returned from Brink
 ey recently and Hho, while there, made a personal inye tigation rela- tive 70 convection facilities and gained much information concerning Harry Iackson, formerly of Brinhey, who claims to know every man. woman and child in Brinkley and the name oI every dog in the town.
 We should attend Che convention" stated Mir. Howlett, eff for no other reason than to listen 10 what the resi- dents of that town have to say con .cernine our brother, Harry Jackson. learned he was born in Brinkley when he was so young he scarcely realized the fact, and that his early life there was such as 70 make the residents be- lieye in the Red Cross. He Is claimed,
 ike the great poet Homer, in other towns for many things, but Brinkley Cla inns him for more than any other place All of Brnkley is arranging 70 welcome their former resident, and, We were given to understand, he will arrive there week before the con vention in order to confer with cer. Itain responsible officials and put the censor board busy from making any statements, wise CT otherwise. during tta conyentio1."
 NIT. Jackson. being chairman of Inc committee to ascertain the number ol local Elks who will attend, very de sirous cbat all members of the Hot Springs iodge wAo will make the trip uotiy hm and, because he is so popu- lar there. a big crowd win no doubt lail in behnd tho former Briaaleyitc and go to this meetine Several Of the IFlbs are conDempla ing the trip there | in their automobiles Chafle. II. Davis stated ast night he would make the 1 trip overland
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-03
APPETITE GONE
 DIGESTION BAD
Stomach Out of Fix Liver Didn't Act. Says Kentucky Lady, But Troubles Ratted Win Thedford's
 Black-Dr aupht

Meadorsyue Ky-"At my a4c which is G5. the iyer does not act SO well as when yo.ng,' says Nlrs Gym .hia Htglnbotham Of this place. "A few years ago my tomach was all out Of fix. was constipated my liver didn't act. My digestion was bad, and it took so little to upsc me. My al. retite was gone wa vr~y wcaa...
 decided l would give Bla DraueAg thorough trial as | knew it wa highly recommended for ths roaUle. I began taking it. l felt better after few doses. My appetite improved and I became stronger My bowe.s acted naturally and the least trouble was soon righted with a few doses of R ack-DrauRht."
 Seventy years of -ucce-sful uee h.. made Thedrord's Black-Draneht a stan. dard. household remedy Every mem her of every family. lt times. need the help tha Black Draught can give in cleansing inc system and prevent ing or relieving the troubles that come from cou-tpation, indigestion, lazy liver e'C.
 Yon cannot keep well unless yolr stomacn, liver and bowel- are in good working order Keep them that way Try Black Drauaht. l. acts promptly. gently and in a natra' way. Price 2jc a pacEaee-One cent a dose. A. all druggists.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-03

There never was more urgent ca issued to autom bile owners of this city nan in the foreg ing. and the i'm portance cf the same is fund when one realizes the large number of dele gates 10 the convention of the Arkan- sas Retail Hardware Association, which convenes this morning in the Arlington hotel 1t is likely this cen. vention will bring over 400 delegates and ass Giate membees, 10 say noth- Ing of the wives, daughters and rela- lives of the delegates
 The auto ride is scheduled to start from the Arlmeton hotel at o'c.ock. and the procuring of cars has been no easy matter Therefore, Messrs. Hewlett and Williams found it neces. sary 10 make the appeal through the
 ecal press 10 all aut. owners. Those who have not been ked personally should take thar call as a most urgent request to have their cars at the Ar lineton hotel at the hour stated.
 Grover T owens, secretary of the association, and Samue' L. Ehrman
 assistant secretary. arrived in this city ye terday Mr. Owens was a very busy man from the time he arrived He states ths will he one of the great est conventi ns m the history of the association and one Of the largest at tended, too
 Mayor J. w. McClendon on behall of the city and Hamp Williams cn be-
 half of he league will make the ad dresses of welcome to the delegates The convent n will be called to CT der at To o'c ock thi, morning. The morning session will be devoid of any special business other than the wei com ng addresses and replies to the same Al the ccncluso on of .he after noon ses ion, | 'eloch. the auto ride is scheduled
 Billy Layton will assist in enJer tainine the delegates in the Grand Opera house this evening, for he is staging a big fistic carnival for the hardware men. There will be a bat tle roya that will he "bear" and several other bouts This feature was
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-03
CIRCUIT COURT
 DOCKeT IS SET
ROSTER OF CASES THAT WILL HAVE ATTENTION BEGINNING
 IN COURT MAY 2.

The following roster of cases in the circuit court for attention following following May : has been made up by Circuit Judge Wo q, and wi be called n that court in the order named: | Monday May 7, State ys Reb Houpt. State vs. Geo Bray. State vs. L. P. Gillenwater. State ys. G II, Speer. State vs Tom Ellison.
 Tuesday, May g. State v-. Dee Afford State vs. Si Johnson. State ys Wm Mcdowell. State vs. Wm. Mcdowell. State ys. Henry Rogers; appeal State ys. p-ne Eayis; appeal Stata ve Manuel Harvey State vs. l.. J. Oyerby
 Wednesday, May 9. State vs. C. L. Gray. State vs Juba Rapley.
 Thursday, May 10, w. p. Stribling vs. l. VI. Dickinson .ecoiver for C. II. 1. R. X P. Ky. State vs. K Feige.
 Friday, May ii. State ys Jack Uavie. State vs C. R. Dogan State ys J. l.. May.
 Monday, May IA. State ys. \ J. Edwards. State ys C. C. K ch State vs C. C. K oh. State vs w. H Hickson. State vs. Geo. Bean State vs. A. R Lynch. State vs. O. K Hukil State vs Al wi Hams. State vs P w Johns.
 Wednesday, May 16 State ys Paris Days State ys Taylor Haulston.
 Friday, May 18. State vs. Samuel Green State ys. Dave Gr.ss State vs Daniel Golden
 Monday, May 21. State ys Isaac F. Davidson. State ys. Bob Morgan State Ys. Dave Johnson
 Tuesday, May 22. State vs. Jas Franks State ys. Dan Nobery state ls. Carrie Clark State vs. J. W. McCleud Il.
 Thursday, May 24. Belle Moss ys. John Kelly estate. Parlin Or,ndorff Co ys. Cliff rt Scott
 George Turk ys J. F. Joplin. John p Iioskin- vs Mike Ge rgc. B. F Harrison vs Interstate B. N Accident Co. Ela Long ys. Chas. Long estate. Valley ?. Mul Co. vs Peoples Laundry
 Mrs Eddy y4. Mrs. Lux et aL
 Friday May 25. Iowa State Bank Mrs Hun. $. X l.. Co per Fs. National Tiff, Co., $. & l.. Cooper vs Woschester Fir Insurance Cc. $. X I Cooper ys. palatine msur ancc Ca.
 r. A. D wen vs. M. P Taylor ct al C. I Russ vs. j. Davis ORaer
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-03

specially requested by the fmbers' who expressed a desire to see Some,S. thing out of the ordinary" and Billy states that is just what this feature will be this evening.
 Tomorrow night the smC ker. with vaudeville trimmings" vii be staged, and, all in all the hardware men are going to be quite busy Hamp Will Hams vii have charge of the roast master features The DeSoto Springs will be big factor in assisting with their talent, and the show will be more than entertaining.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-03

For KOnAks anc KODAK FINISH ING go to SoFrells Drug Go. ti
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-03
IMPORTANT GALL
 ID AUTO OWNERS
ONE HUNDRED CARS WILL BE NEEDED AT ARLINGTON HOTEL
 THIS AFTERNOON.
Committee From League Urgently Asks Co-operation-Trip Over City to Begin at 1 O'clock
CALL TO coLoRs.

r entertain delegates of the Ar kansa Retail Hardware Associa. ton witl a ride ever the city, scheduled to start rom the Arling- ton hote this afternoon at I o'clock, we will need at least 100 cars. This is a great big convention. We ask the cooperation of all auto owners If yen will have your car at the Arlmgt this afternoon at that hour you will be rendering the league distinct service and eNemplifying that Southern h s- pitality" our visitors have been told of and naturally expect to find Kindly endeayor to assist us with this feature today
 F. l.. HOWLFTT.
 HAMP WILLIAMS.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-03
NOTICE, KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS!

There will be the regular monthly meeting of Hot Springs Council No. l7i6 ths CThursdayl eyenin- at 8 |. m. in the unci chamber. Exchange and Bath streets Matter Of impCrr ance are scheduled for discussion. Local and visiting bother are cor diauy urged 10 be in attendance.
 VIM. r. COLE. C. K.
 For reliable roof wurK call Geo. J. Turk, phone 339. lZ 27-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-03
COLORED HlGH SCHOOL
 ERTtRTAINMENT FRIDAY
PUPILS WILL PRESENT "THE CAP TAIN OF PLYMOUTH" TO THE
 PUBLIC ON THIS DATE.

Pupils of the Langston ctlored school of this city announce that en Friday evening, March 4 they will present at the Auditorium thedter pay entitled "The Captain of Ply mouth" which is scheduled as com. edy opera in three acts. ba ed ol
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-03
RAtclTAL.

vsSn are cordially invited to attend the Victrola Recital given at D. C. Richards Music Store Thursday after noon from 3:30 to 4:30. These re- citals vii be given reguary on Tues- day and Thursday of each week. Don't forget the day, time and pace '
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-03
FOR scHooL DIRECTOR.

In compliance with the request of many citizens Of Hot Sprlngs 1 take this means of announcing my candi- dacy as d member of the School Board in the approaching election.
 rR. \. E. RHINE
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-03

] onefellow's courtship of Miles Stand. ish. The cast Of characters is made mp from the pupils cf the Lansston
 high school. and a number of musical are intersperced The faculty
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-03
pr. Rhine Announces.
NOTICE

I have no connection with the firm uf DTS j. E Shaw and F. R Browning ] am stu at the old office 626 Cen ral, over schneck's Drug Store All calls promptly answered Phones of flee IDS, residence '07 Ot'oo open from 2;fo a. m. to D m.; Sunday S:30 10 12 m. A. D. SHAW. M D..
 4-2S-2wks
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-03
FUR SCHOOL DIRECTpR
 TWO ARE ANNOUNCED
CLAUDE MARSH AND W. s. sOR- RELLs MAKE ANNOUNCEMENT
 FOR ELECTION OF MAY f9.

Claude Marsh. secretary Of the schl ol board. and W. $. $ rrclls, one of the to emost citizens If Hot Springs boh make announcement this morning as candidates for place on the school board for he new terms which are to begin so u The election is held on May l9
 Mr. Marsh has been cn the board for six years, and has been one Of the most active and aggressive men on the board He has served through almost all of the material big i'm proycmeuts of the recent pass in school affairs in the Hot Springs sch ol district
 Mr. Sorrells formerly was on the schco board having served fir three years He was member of the board hat con trucfcd the famous Hot Springs high school buildma. which is the pride of all the people here
 John Disheroon wh had formerly announced nis intention # running for place on the school board, last night authorized the statement that his car( 0acy had been withdrawn He said that he had wanted the north end of the city to have representation on the board and since Mr. Sorre!Is had consented 10 run he would with draw.
 pr. Rhine Announces.
 Dr. \ B. Rnne, who is 2t present a member of the scl0ol board also late hat evening authorized his annolnce- ment as a candidate for reelection on the beard He ha- been one Of inc actiye and enthu.dstIc workers Of fhr board, and has devoted m ca Of his time to the work, and stated that h. would enter his candidacy for one more term on he board at the solicta. ion ot many friends who had urged him 10 d9 so.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-03-09
While II is Believed That President
Wilson Will Not Hesitate in TAX
ing Any Action Necessary He
Would Prefer Having the
Sanction of Congress

Washington, March There has
been no final decision on whether
President Wilson has authority to arm
American merchantmen for defense
against German submarines without
action of congress. Authoritative in
timations were given that the presi
dent was seeking a way 10 take the
step on his own esponsibility, but
would act only after most mature de-
liberation.
The president conftrre- with Sec
retaries Lansing and Daniels. but as
the usual Tuesday cabinet meeting
was cancelled, in some quarters it
was believed that there would be no
announcement on the question until
after the cabinet meeting Friday.
The situation in the senate was
carefully canvassed by administration
representatives for the admitted rea-
son that the president would rather
act under the express authority of
congress if possible
Some administration officials, after
careful study Of the old law OF 1919,
cited in the senate as preventing the
arming of merchantmen against sub
j, marines. were stronger than ever in
their belief that the act has no appn-
cation to the present situation.
| The impression grew that an extra
session of congress was certain and
the time Of calling it was believed to
depend almost wholly on develop
ments in the senate and on the decis-
ion of the president on arming mer-
chantmen.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-03-09
A CARD OF THANKS

wish to express my thanks and
deep appreciation to all those who as
sisted me, for the flowers. and the
sympathy so kindly extended to me
in the hour of my great sorrow and
bereavement, in the death of my be
loved sister When the hour shall
come when they, too, shall be called
to pass over the river or death, may
the Blessed Redeemer meet them on
this side and gently lead them over
into the realms of glory, or, if it shall
be some loved one taken, may the
Holy Spirit, the Great Comforter, be
ever present with them, and the same
heartfelt sympathy extended to them
as they extended to me.
E. H. WETHERBEE.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-03-09
LEADER OF THE CUBAN REVOLT
HAS BEEN MADE CAPTIVE

Havana. March S.-Announcement
was made al the presidents palace to-
day that a message had been receiv-
ed there stating that Jose Miguel CO.
mez. former president OF Cuba. had
been captured with his entire staff by
Colonel Collazo, commander of the
government troops
The news OF the capture of General
Gomez came in a dispatch from the
secretary of the interior, Col Aurelio
Heryia, commanding the campaign in
the province of Santa Clara. The dis
patch said Colonel Collazo had re
ported the capture of General Gomez
and his staff. The announcement was
received with cheering, and the wav.
ing of hats by President Menocal and
the army officers gathered at the pal
ace. All officers. soldiers and promi-
nent civilians who later came to the
palace, also cheered the news.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-03-09

Messrs. Mclver & MacKay have
about completed the new addition to
their store 1t now has a frontage OF
nearly one hundred feet. and is the
largest store in Ocala, and including
their several annexes and warehouses
it is perhaps the largest wholesale
and retail establishment between
Jacksonville and Tampa. Like the
tiny acorn they have grown from very
humble beginnings, but unlike the
acorn they have grown more rapidly,
but none the less substantially. We
expect to live TO see this firm occupy
the entire block on which their build
ings are now located. With the ex-
ception of dry goods and drugs they
deal in all kinds Of goods and build
ing materials.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-03-09
The EVERGLADES PROPOSITION

Discussing the draining Of the Ever.
slades the Tampa Times closes a we'll
considered editorial as follows:
The Importance of properly hand
ling the Everglades reclamation can
not be TOO strongly stressed. State of
fcials Of the past and present, at the
eXpnese of thousands of purchasers
Of everglades lands, also at the ex-
pense Of the honor Of the state, have
fooled in this work They simply
didn't measure up to the standard re
CURED for such big project. At the
expense of the Everglades drainage
league, composed of purchasers Of
swamp lands, many legislators, accom-
panied by newspaper men, recently
visited the Everglades and learned, or
should have learned the needs of the
project and the section. They ex-
pressed themselves as being enthu-
siastic in favor of drainage and prom
ised to enact proper laws covering op-
erations. But will they look after the
interests of the purchasers, who have
so far been defrauded, or allow selfish
politicians and interests to take them
in tow? We shall see what We shall
seef'
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-03-09
NEW ACTION is EXPECTED
WITHIN THE NEXT FEW DAYS
It is Possible That President Wilson
win Decide to Act Without
Authority From Congress
THAT MERCHANTMEN
SHOULD Sc ARMED
State Department Advises President
Tha- He has Full Authority in
TIE Matter Without Congress
sional Sanction, While
others Disapprove

Washington, March &.-New action
by President Wilson within the next
few days in the situation resulting
from the German unrestricted subma-
gine campaign was forecast confident
ly today in administration quarters.
II the form OF the action has been
determined upon it was not revealed.
The possibilities are the arming of
American merchantmen by the gov
ernment in spite OF old statutes con
stTued by some officials to prohibit
sach action; the conveying of the yes
sells BY Warships; the immediate call
ing Of an extra session of congress,
and the placing Of American ships de
string 10 pass through the danger
zone under government control.
Reports conveyed 10 the president
during the day that the prospects are
excellent for prompt and favorable ac-
ton on his suggestion for a revision
CT the senate rules so that action can
be obtained on an armed neutrality
resolution were believed to bring the
calling of an extra session nearer.
While some officials, notably those
lat the state department, have advised
the president that he has full pow or
10 arm merchantmen without congress
sional action, others feel that suGa a
step would be stretching the law,
and therefore would be inadvisable.
1t is pointed out. however, that any
restrictions surrounding the arming
of vessels do not apply to supply con
voys. The best judgment of the navy
department has been against convoy
ing. for strategical reasons. but It
was considered possible that if no
other way is found this course might
be adopted.
The president was understood to
feel that the tying up of American YES
sells in port cannot be allowed to con.
tinue much longer. He also believes
that it has been clearly demonstrated
that the nation stands behind him in
inaugurating steps to defend Ameri-
can lives and rights.