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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

has been made i'll ever: branch Of III"
preparedness program. thereby eliinin
ating probing and the loss OF so much
valuable time.
Absolutely, this is TOO easy. II is
like taking candy from a baby The
"dignifed manner Of demanding of the
administrative departments complete
reports lis to how appropriations har"
been spent was twice attempted in the
last session Of Congress. and on each
occasion was blocked by the Demo
Gratis. In the last attempt 10 prorid"
for a Joint Congressional Committee"
on War Expenditures the measure 70
ceived large majority in the Senate.
but. it was defeated in the House, ow.
ing to the pleas of Democratic lead
ers, in spite of the fact that the bill
provided for majority representation
Of tho Democrats on the committee.
Such a committee was operative
throughout the Civil War. and WAS
helpful and cooperative in its work
Such was the design Of this PROPOSE
ton. There was no suggestion or in
tent Of meddling with the war policies
and plans OF the administration. Thn
ouly function Of this committee was TO
prevent, as much as possible. the en-
, trayagant and wasteful use Of ihe pcu,
pies money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24
I.ABOR'S VITAL INTEREST

The wholly American principle of the
protective tariff is the one in which the
worklngmen Of the country arc most
! vitality interested and it Is time they
were looking for the party that will
give them the greatest encouragement
for the fulhllment of their hopes. The
Federation Of Labor clearly outlined its
position at tho recent Buffalo conven-
ton when il went on record favoring
~ policy OF industrial preparedness
and the enactment Of laws by Congress
that will adequately protect all wage
earners OF our country against loss OF
employment through any invasion Of
the products of any other nation" This
was adopted by reclamation and with
out a single vote cast in opposition.
| and, is an action Of much significance.
and Of tremendous Importance. provid-
ed labor will stand by and fight for
this principle.
| This Is the first time that such a res
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24
OF PUREST RAY SERENE

The Sunday Register. in long lead
ed spasm. attempted in It's "non-parti'
san" way 10 accuse the Republicans OF
vicious partisanism in instlgating the
Congressional Investigations into the
war preparedness Of the present adj
ministrattoa. One gem appears In
The mushy nire OF editorial smear.
which deserves a resetting. After
discredittng IN" motives OF tho Re
publican members Of Congress in par
ttcipating in these probes. authorized
BY the Democratic majority. it says OF
these official ;nQurSts:
I That is all very we'll and good. but
II 1t were true. their objects could be
attained In an entirely different and
more dignified manner BY demanding
Of the administrative departments com
plete reports as 10 how appropriations
AaJs been spe1 and what progress
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24
SERVICE OF THE WHEELING 1NrELLIGENC
OF THE WHEELING NrEInGEs0EH
A MORAL BASE FOR EDUCATION
College Administrators Realize This Need in View of Germany D
bolical Use of Scientific knowledge and Achievement
By FRANK ANDREWS FALL, LITTD.
Bursar of New York University.

! storing 20 the curriculum what was t"r-
merry carried under the good uld-fnsh-
| Innrd DESIGNATION IF moral instruction.
| The backbone of il might nn II we'll
rounded hut not too diScursiv" r~urs" in
ethics. with AN ahun,aur.. 81 illuSirn-
! tive material from contemporary life.
! phiIosnphv. logic and even psychology
| Nigh, lr. lnud.. To contribute. iEd!r""tly
| to ria. reimbursement # the m""ul urE"
! rs ,xrr,ss,.d definitely In iEr ethics
,nrr.,.
/ ,,.,. len.
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dent tn ,XrrriSo the ,nur.l ."u&r In nu
! his rrlntIuns with his Fellows his IN
strurrnrS and tho l.,wlI:,lm"p!". This,
! would irlv,.lyr coming - GrIp& with ~
lrast three ftagrau. cmll"rr vi,'">.-h lz-
,nr. rrlhhlug ana the wan,nn ,i,H:iruc-
ttI,.n Of property.
! Al thn ou,snl il should lac frankly
i,nrf,sxcd that tn. nrr,alrnc" "r thcs..
: vices ia partly III" fault e: r"l"r" all
ImiuIslrarnrs. In many cases "iI"ns"s
that Virtually ana legally Amounted I"
assault. theft or arson. hny" l"'"n mini
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

w.t., ,,;,,, I1,rLinc. ~ DART
a,,,h 49, a rncnnt conversation If New
Errlond teachers and superintcndrnts
ornn,,rc,d ,bn rnces.tty of a reapprnisa1
- o,r oa,,ro,L,D,1 institutions he pu,
,,,I,, 49, rnr,orur Ianrau.e some,
,ht, ,hu, no, h.,r In The minds oi
.,,tr,can crlIrr.. and university admin.
,.,r,,,,rc orcr sirrr thr war began, II
g., ,,r,,nr n.ri,l ~ tt,nr.
nv ,,,.i,,
The reappralsal. lFcs'G'nt toi'NI'
asserts. must ioI'"" i'''"' 'i,
That learning ~ sue" - "''
moral Is amply prove" 10y "',r ''''' w..
TINT mas pui'"n S'''",' VI ,,',,;,',L
depths OF hell ana u.s." 'n'. 49,,
sclenc" t"r IN" "rNl : WITH
KihS r"h''uS."H - ''''N ,rr,,
should not shaff'"n N,r WIZ f''"- "
the MN" "h'"S" n' "'''' :,
na'an'" "n"'' ""' ,'',i ,,,,,..,
supply i""t"' '''"'''' w.
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y" en-H''','''u 49,. ,,r..,
I'' va Htn' Ell, ~; '.,,,s,r,I,.rcd am
TI'w ,,,r,,,r,ra - The educational ma.
,IIu.rr ~ rbr rr,sr,,t ,lnN---,hnt * tn.
,; ,r,, T. ,,,y,,u,. ,rr,.y admin,
H".~.''" .,,,, r,r..i.I,r, II,pl!us
w., ;, I,',,r l,.,,,nd ,r,,,,. rurrirula
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'
Woub.v Arnold nl,srrvr,l that "Iu.
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o,ntIv.s--, h.. passion for 1ur" kn"wl-
nhlr. ,,,,I 49,, rn..,,r f,r hning Of s..r.
,.tr,. nr doing good In his words. IN"
mrs, sep tnr.cvrry asrlraut /" cultur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

and only Queen of Hawaii. was born IN
Honolulu September End. 1855. and as
crndcd the throne January goth, 1891.
following the death nt her brother, Kali
akaua l. She had been regent for some
,i,,lc bcfnr" his death. In 1852 she
had married John O. Domlns an
American hy birth. who subsequently,
hccarne Governor OF Oahu and who died
IN honolulu half n year. after his vito
bccarn" Queen.
The Queen found herself In the power
of leaders In Il movement 10 establish
n new r"nTtitutinn nh"liShinE mnn;trchy.
~ Nth She was forced tr sign and which
nude her only Il nominal ruler. Later.
In attempting IL rr-cStuhliSh her power,
IN. Wa, Acposcd. stormy times 10Y
Inv,d. which arc of historical record
and the queen WIS Convicted or high
treason and sentenced to prison. but tho
sentence was not carried out. Nhcn
Sanford r. Dole who proclaimed prrsi-
dent. the dcthrnnrd Queen WAS voted
Il pension. but for fifteen years She
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

otution has Obtained III" endorsement
of national convention oI American
labor men. In taking This action. me
convention was hG' following; in The
footsteps of thGir fellows: in Great Brit
ain year ago. So row w' have Tho
workinems.n al III" TWO ~:r'aI''Si man
u!ac,uring nations &C. lie world on roc
ord in favor OF n" pro:r,tir" ;arln poi
icy. This is onr % til" slSAiilcAn, III
cidentS of Il year of startling events
II should have Il marked effect upon
the tariff policy OF this administration.
With the employer and the employed
joining hands in the battle fnr tarllt
law rha, will protect, there shcnId D"
an end put to the m!#tit measure that
is now upon our statute BOOK.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24
SACRIFICES DEMANDED

The people OF the country. more than
at any other time il, the past fifty
years, are getting better understand
ing and a higher meaning out OF the
word service-nore In It's social as
poets, and much more in It's application
to daily performance In the great emer'
gencies Of the war that confront US on
every hand.
The hundreds OF thousands Of men
who have gone 10 the front have OF
tered to make every sacrifice OF per
sonal interest, personal comfort. and
even life itself. Thousands OF them.
perhaps hundreds OF thousands, will
yield upon foreign soil the last: full
measure OF devotion" TO the cause FOR
which all true Americans stand.
While those men are making sacrifices
OF that character, those OF US who re-
main at home should willingly make
any sacrifice that may be necessary to
aid them in winning upon the field OF
battle. II tho abandonment or curtail-
ment Of some needless lines OF enter
prise shall be found necessary. large
financial losses will result.
Much as such losses may be de-
plored, we must keep in mind that they
are small as compared with the sacri-
fees made by the men who offer up
their lives in the trenches or "over the
top" The man engaged in needless
work Will be wise If he prepares to ad'
Just himself to the emergencies which
confront the nation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24
How to Prevent Group.

Every effort should be mado to pre-
vent the attacks by giving the child Il
light supper and plenty Of fresh air at
all times. The child should he warmly
clad when out of doors. Especially the
feet should be well protected. and un'
der M circumstances should the child
be allowed TO remain with wet or cold
feet Then watch for the first symp'
tom hoarsencsS, and give Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy at once. and the
attack may be wardcd off, This rom"
dy is 4 favorilc with the mothers OF
croupy children, and can always BE- de-
rrnded upon 1t is pleasant and safe IL
take. ObtainRhlo everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

tried vainly to have her kingdom re-
stored She finally gave up and retired
to her private home in Honolulu where
she kept up the style Of Queen with =
small court Of loyal followers.
Queen Lilluokalani was the author OF
more than one hundred Hawaiian songs
and also Of u book entitled. ''HAWAus
Story"
a complete motion picture record OF
tho ceremony attending her funeral Will
h6 made and released exclusively
through the distributing organization OF
the Famous Plnycrs-Lasky Corporation
This may be considered one OF the most
notable "beuts'' ever secured by mo-
ton picture company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24
AIR RAID ALARM

rARIS. Dec 23--Thrre was lnnth"
air raid alarm in Paris last night. Off
riul announcement was made that ih'
unjs, of a motor had been heard tc thC
northeast at $50 and second AIRY
alarm was given in Paris Immediately
while Illuminating shells wcr" fired b!
defense posts in the outskirts. The cit!
alarm was over 1T 9:lb p. N.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

Tho I,"iuirrHt" candidate" for gov
..rn"r of Arizona has been rcconntth ihN'
office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

Th" r.vrIa,r' i;; If another German
say system .i;%,Ir>, ii" In"t that there
ar. :..,:i.. H"rrG','. Nrr"d$ VII" can b.
Srliir.d with a!I"a e"l,!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

The strongest affection sometimes goes
with the. NEST modest gilt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

TIL. >"lG;,r boys VIII" AR" nom" i"'
Christmas ;,r'. IA" most. w"t'"ih" ones
within "lir gates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

According u his own SuhhinE STORY
thr iuyrr,nf II ihr lewis Elarhin" Sni
is II rar-,t of tn. irmoIailnE TYP" W.
cannot cherish iun well.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

ilthuu-h giving {" III" i''"'r rs lend
M; to ,h, ;.,rd S":n" i""r.r ar" mean
IN ,i;gii Ia ,t'maud payment ~ IN
trrrSt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

soon uld "t;u'd Resolutions Will It"
Sn"uFirG around asking US |" turh "E"'
III. new leaf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

curry TN community singing. rs u
.nt ITS iirS; .in$:'!raiinn from that E"aN-
ru!v ,.hoii." thu. performed nearly t"
I,iru&and :rHr% aS".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

Wrs; Nir%inia is sound and solvent
and going strong.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

-. r:Iinul las q @'""h ''"nir"Ii"r VII"
cont rob-. ih.' ''"ni:.rn:' ~ th' poor ''"'
N,,,,,l:,> H.. trlrl..; "f ihr rich.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

HACK If u" "rli ~t;'n"S th' giving
and hnr!; - tr, hand iHht r"''"Ir"S thrill
Tin. SENSITIVE. u"rN,: "a receiving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

\ Hoover Christmas feast in no sense
means Il famine II"Nu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24
Cynical ConoluHon.

How slucntly your parrot talks
Yes: when we were away he was
taken care Of by the. mai Id ut voman's
club"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-24

Get the Christmas spirit and han:;
to It.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-19
TEXAS RANGERS ARREST
 ALLEGED CONSPIRaTORS
ALL THOSE ARRESTED JAILED WITHOUT BAIL TO AWAIT
 ACTION OF GRAND JURY.

Abilene. Texas. May lS-BetHe cen 20 and f0 persons. charged with cor. spiraey against The federal govern ment have been arrested at Snyder. Scurry county in the las two days. acc-rding to reliable inf rmauon re- ceiyed here The arrests were made by Texas rangers. it is said. on in- etructons from federal officers at San Angelo No details are available from any source.
 All those arrested are said to have been jai ed without bal. e await fed eral grand jury action Abilene in September Snyder is reported being closely guarded because ot alleged lloD- burn the town
 r. X Hickey. 1nee a candidate for state office on the socialist ticket was detaned here today pending in- yestieatiou of alleged conspiracy again@ the government No charges have been filed against him.
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HELEN HOLMES STAR
 ROYAL TODAY
THE MOST SENSATIONAL FILM FEATURE IN RAILROAD RAID
 FRS SHOWING TODAY.

Helen Holmes. Darling of The Rail as she is called among railway men. has looked death in the face two hundred and one time- by actual count and it g doubtful whether any woman caugh in the war devastated district of n1rthern France encoun- tered more risks than Miss Ho mes did in he last year This daring young star of adventure ph0todrama has been ditehed with a hundred and twenty ton Noeul engine. hurled over & cliff in an automobile splash into fifty fee, Nt water. tos-ed from the fourth story Of burning building into a net. tied to the driving rods or a locomotive running at top speed buried under debris by d premature explosion of dynamite thrown from the roof of a freight car into a river. and pinned under the wreckage of a mojar ear after a head on collision so that il required halt a dozen machin- ists 10 dig her out
 Yet Miss Holmes hasn't scratch 10 show for al her wild escapades and in be new SigualNuMal fifteen chapter ph to-n vel "The Railroad Raiders she is again counting in. jury CT death a dozen times a day. because. The Railroad Ra ders" is a drama ot adventure made up of nnumerable hairraising eposide- in which rushing express trains. flying swichtes, dynamtod mail cars ana what not, succeed one another with startling rapidity
 In and out amd the dizzy mazes of the plot with its torchlit switch yards, enorting engines and desper- ate raiding gangs Helen Holmes pro. gresses ny series f amizing maneu. vers any one f which might cost her life.
 She jumps from enc fast moving express train 10 another limbs into an engine cab over the pilot while the peed is forty miles an hour. runs along the roof of a rocking freight train and vanishes through an end gate with the agility cf d professi nal hobo.
 In fact Miss Holmes. in her latest production gives the most extraordi. nary exhibition of graceful aerobatfcs ever seen on the screen.
 Also rworeel comedy and a single reel.
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BRAD O SMITH P I1l.c Administrator.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department os the Interior [. g Land Office at Little Rock. Arkau- sas Apri l7. 1917.
 Noice is aereag given that Wander " Blocker of Ceadr Glades. Arsau- sas. who. on AprI l5 and May 5. 19l@ made home tead entries. No. 05052. o95Sf for s. la g. E sE A sE. l.. N. F SE l., SEE l4 SEE. il and NE H SEE IL SEE. 14. Sec @2. r. i N, R. 2l ", Ltue Rock dleuict and N. j. x
 NE F NV. A Sec. f. T. 1 s. R 2l w, ia tae Camden district Firth Principal Meridian has filed notice of intention O make three-year proof to estaD fl clam too tbe land above de- scri6ed before United States Commfs- sluer at Ho' Springs. Arkansas, on ibe 'et day of June l9I1
 Claimant names as witnesses. Iame C Riley Of Cedar Glades Ar kansas. James w Halsell of Cedaf Iladee. Arkansas John " Blocker. or Cedar Glade Arkansas, Houston Richardson. Of Cedar G,ades. Ar kansa-. JNO. W ALLEN,
 Regis CT.
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DtPOHTARIES FIR
 WAR LOAN PROCEEDS
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES VII CH FORWARD SUB
 SCRtPTIONS.

Washington. May 1S- Proceed ot the Liberty Loan. the treasury depart ment announced today will 4e deposit ed hanks and trust oompau e- which have ualied as depostares. waica forward sab-cripuons of at lcast Sl0u 0qu Where possible other n4nca institution forwarding a less amount of sub crIptons wll be treated .m larly later The government WIl ra ceive ? per cent interest
 The governments apparent iu'en. tion 10 advance arproN.ma ely $l"uo 09e.0o0 10 the allIes before J.y ] $67oooo0uo Of which already has Hrer raid-is ret eotod .u a reque.t aI Ser refary N.Adoo 10 r.e banks Go taEe
 as lare. amounts o. reasurN e.rf ca.as d possible at least equal Q 4. per cent of the payment racy "I bat. to make on -#n-Crp pt.ous
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-19

Today inc New Central vii ou1sihine them all with u- big -evenreel pro. gram of thrills. comedy and ts many other features.
 The E sauay Film Company pre- sents Mir Webster CampOeHfm in Il oca Color. fast moving. intensely excit ing drama or modern ways that makes for a feature of features. Every foot oi the 2.o00-foot reel spells action. X wealth of suspense Tn its development and picturesque settings hold the in- terest unul the osing scene
 M ss Billie Rhodes and Neal Burns, two famed comedians. w.u guarantee to chase away your trOubje- with ther His Model Wife. ,auqh from Laughyille with excellent photography and directed by Al E Christie him self
 George Larijn and ClLe Kirhy two .amow Kalem stars. appear n The Missing Fnancier a picture of high standard and interes-
 Essanav on the General Film pro gram presents The Lucky One" q fanny one taken from the sawdust ring BitH setting unusually good. dealinq a sit does with the crook and taNrs tha nlest the big show
 Five hundred dolar- reward is O. fered for a lost ring and scores join the search The corner fakir drops his ring near each searcher, and pre- tending 10 be unaware of the reward sells the fake rings for high amounts He trades one for a horse and buggy and wins the gir away from hei sweetheart. Brf the latter finds the real ring and the tahir driven out of town
 selig promises an extra feature in The Greater Punishment" a drama of American life filled to the arin with 'hrills and heart tArobs
 The Ford Weekly which thie time has the latest flashes rom ali over the tinted States closes the program
 Bring the wbo.e .amJy anu enjoy g good. highly am5s'ng cleau-cut show rha you cant afford 10 mis. Re member the Central for yours today Prices , and ! cents
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STUART HOLMES AND AMATEURS TONIGHT
BIGGEST AND BEST SHOW IN THE CITY TODAY AT THE PRlN-
 CESS THEATEP.
Here's Another Big Double Saturday Bill at the Princess-Just the Kind of Smashing Show You1I Like Be fore the Sunday Picture Famine.

The Derelict" William Foxs new finn drama pre-entiu- Stuart Holmes is d picture Of intense dramaHc ap. peal, a marvel of puotoeraphy scenic detail and acting
 Written and directed by Carl liar baueh. now being ace aimed across the continent fr his masterful pro- ductt-u Of "Tbe sScarlel Letter" it combines the imaginative and Necu- i've talents If ihis screen artist Written especially for Stuart Holmes it brings out the rare power- of this actor to portray selfish ego,ism. cold disregard for others and in reflective moments a stirring patho-
 The Derelict s Stuart II mes He took the character fl. hat man To heart and pu. t.uch of sympathy in lie where most would have put only coldness.
 Supporting Mr Ho me- as Teddy Brant is a cast of rare ability. Mary Martin plays tue leading feminine role. the wife woman of refinement W llo i~ Uhulllld| ft anu At--A ttN |F A husband who aaandons her fr fleet ling flame Mss Narti puts into thi5 character hat sin, ,erty which has charmed every spectJt.r ol her work
 June Dave The woman in the ease. b. new with FN productions She .pi-tures a new type ol >iIen woman
 Al night there wiH be rAo b- anna .teuc vaudeville shows. featured bt the final appearance of two odd tayoriles. We are no. tully advised but we us- pec t.ne has joined tho army and the other the Red Cross
 Look over the st in another col .umn of tcday's issue lt.- a m ehty biz amateur bill and the picture drama is one of William Fox real master pictures the biggest and best. Saturday show today
 Prioes; Afternoon. 5 and l-c Night 0 and be
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RECEINER,S SAL 2

Notice s hereby given Ina. iu par .suance 0 the authority and direction. contained in -te lecreu. order Q. inc CaancerF Court uf Garland CountE made and entered u He -rd day of May. A. D. l9lT u erau canae tN0. f343l then pegdu- ....y.u Na. tween Mamie r. Su1Ier. complain ant, and John J. Summor et aU lu .endans. the 1nderslau.a a- re.e CT appointed by ead Cour, AI oum for sale 6, public yeuduc 10 the high lest bidder. at lll Oachta Aypuu Gin Swaorngen Buldlug in la County of Garland. ou the I7th day O. May A D. l911 the following u
 scribe personal propery tow.t A.. Cf The rulture or every descr 0r now located r the Lee Hotel consist. ing of the following Piano Ward robes Washstands Brass Bed-. R.U ding. Mirrors, Rocking Chair. Bowls Pitchers Seuees. Pictures. CarUo.s Range CGasj Carpets. Rugs Dishes LIno]eum, and various other article. Of furniture too numerous to men fion Said sale will be held at t- Ouachia Avenue CSwearineen HHd ugl Sale will begin Thursday Nav IT, i9l7 0 3 o'clock a. m. and wIf contInue from day 10 day anti said property 4 sold Said property ma, be sold piece bv pieae or In bulk. ir Garland County Arkansas
 Terms Of Sale: On a credit of three montb-. the purchaser being requ.reo to execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree of said Cour in sad cause. with approved security bearing interest at tne rate ot per cent per annam from datr| O. ale mt paid and a Ten being re tained on the prem s8,d To .cur the ua}men of the purchase money
 Given under my hand tNl- 9th da, of May. A D. lq17.
 P. W. ROWLEs. Receiver.
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TROUBLE ENTIRELY
DISAPPEARED.

Fathers and mothers worry oyer a child with chronic cou2h. Kuudt Lee Wannaska, Minn. writes: "For seFera years my dauahter had a bad chronic cough Every time she uEht a little cold, f aggravated The trouble. We tried many medicines. but not IT, ul we tried Fcleys Honey and Tar did anything produce any great relief In few day inc trouble entirely dis appeared and has never returned " Foley Honey and Tar for coughs colds croup vhoopus clu4h.-A C. Jennings