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LEGAL k0TIUEs
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby gwen, that in par suauce Of the authority and directions contained in the decratai order of the Chancery Court of Garland County, made and entered on the l2th day of March, A D, 1917 in a certain cause (No. .&gD, then pending therein be tween D Burgaucr ct al. complainant, and Elama IIavis ct al. defendant. the undersigned, as Cmmlssioner of said Court. will offer for sale at public tendue 10 the highest bidder. at ne front door or entrance of the County Courthouse, in which said Court Is he d, in the County Of Garland. win. in the hours prescribed by Jaw for ju- dicial sales, on the 18th day of May. A. D., 1917, the following described real estate togit Lot Eight t9) of w. !. Thompson's Subdivision of par Of Lot One C) and al of Lots Two @, Three C3), Four (D, Five t5l Six co. and Seven @, in Block Six ty-Three (63) of the Hot Springs Reservation. situated in the City O. Hot Springs, in the County of Gar. land, and State of Arkansas
 Terms Of Sale: On g credit ot three months the purchaser being re- quired 10 execute bond as required said Court in said cause, win ap- proved security, bearing interest at the rate of 10 per cen- per aanuu 5y iaV and the order and decree of room date of sale untA paid, and a lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the pur. chase money.
 Gwen under my hand this 21st day .ot ipri A. D., 1917.
 F. w BOW1lES,
 COmmlssionpr in ChaneerN
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BRITISH MISSION
 ABOUT CONCLUDED
JOINT RECEPTION TO BE TEN DERED THE FRENCH AND BRIT
 lsH MISSION IN NEW YORK.

Washington, May 10.-The British war mission. it's conferences here about concluded will leave tomorrow
 for New York to in the French mis- eion for the joint reception to be given them by America's financial capital. Practically he whole body of British statesmen VII make the trip in a spe- clal train placed at their disposal by
 the vernment
 The distingushod visitors tired cut 1 by the three weeks of nferences here. are looking forward 10 the re- mainder of their stay in he United States a- largely a period of relaxa- tion. They will return 10 Washington Sunday night. and later will take 8 short trip into the Middle West and Canada. Most of their work here is d<ne, though there still remain num- Der of questions on which the Ameri- can officials desire information. It is expected now that some of the
 British officials will remain in this country after Foreign Secretary Bal
 four and the other leaders have re- turned to England Temporary quar- tegs enga ged for the mission are being fitted up with office furniture and
 $ me of the missicn apparently are preparing to stay permanently
 Final action on many questions in yolved in the war conferences is de pendant on congressional action Diplomatic and financial questions are understood to have been pretty well threshed out, while naval subjects are mostly under negotiation in L. ndon. Military and trade problems predomi. nate among those still to be finally determined
 The mission today held an import ant joint meeting with the Council of National Defense Mir. Balfour and ]. l II. Thomas. q British labor leader, ex- plained the relationship between unit
 labor and the government in England
 during the war
 Mir. Balf-ur talked this afternoon with Justice Brandeis of the supreme
 court who is interested in the move
 men, 10 establish a Zionist republic in
 Palestine. This suggestion has been
 made to the British on several occas.
 ions but it is understood there is q desire mt to discuss it tco fully in
 the preent disturbed situation.
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LEGAL NOTICES


 sale 10 the highest bidder on credit of three mon. .1s, all the right, tit'e and interest of C. C. Wilson in and to the following described lauds situated Ill Garland County Arkansas. to-wit: lot Fifteen 1jl. Block Two t2l, Sthul- ices Subdivision in he SW !, Of the SE. II, Section iToRnship . South Range 19 West
 Levied upon by me as the property To, C. C. Wilson to satisfy an eXecu- tion in my hands, Wh ch issued from Clerk of the CIa land County Court of Common Pleas in favor of W. F. Lake for the sum of $l0750 Dollars and he costs.
 Witness my hand as sheriff tAls, the 30th day Of April, 19l7.
 BRAD o. SMITH, sheriff. By ]. II. BRECKENRIDGE,
 Deputy Sheriff.
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polls, undem cnstrative in every day
 routine of commercial affairs, cast
 aside decorum and joined in frequent outbursts of cheering for the hero of tAe Marue and the head of the war mission.
 'lt is not enough that the French flag shall fl at from the decorations Ihf your streets M. Vlviani said ''tt is not enough that the American flag shall float in Paris. say to you hat he joy of the people of France when they cheered the American flag was the'r joy al he promise which t lsto1d for II is necessary that the American flag shall be carried to the firing line; shall float where German shells arc falling, there in the trenches where French and English soldiers are n W f!ahting together, sh-ulder to shcu,ded to the extreme limit of hu- man endurance"
 As the speakers emotion caught and fascinated the hundreds of staid mer. ch8nts and capta ns Of industry, they leaned forward in their sea,~, swayed 1 by masterful ora a'ory in foreign , ngue.
 'I say 10 you that the American flag" Viviani continued. (which al.
 ready flies alongside the French flag
 of the flying machines If the La. fayette escadrille, will SO n. we hope. be flying in the trenches where the
 British and French flags fly. And
 when your flag flies there it will not be like the flag you now see around you that hangs spotless in regular folds, but warn you that alongside
 If the stars it will have holes. and
 among its red stripes the white will I be stained with the floor -f your chl- dren."
 Despite this picture of war. the merchants cheered until wave from
 the speakers hand stilIed the tumult.
 A thunderous ovation greeted Mar shai Jofre when he got tip 10 speak a
 few simple words.
 The reception at the public library
 tonight lasted until nearly il o'clock.
 Then Marshal JofTre accrmpanied Gov ernor Whitman tc the Metropolitan opera h use. M Vivisni. worn out by a day filled with action, returned to
 the Prick mansion.
 When the marshal appeared in q box at the opera house the great au. dience rose with one accord and
 cheerer him tempestuously fer seven minutes while he stood at salute. Then the great soldier mctioned to the crowd t, be silent. But at that mo ment the orchestra struck up the Marseillaise and the audience took m
 the straiRs, some singing in French and others in English.
 ladies and Gentlemen" said inc
 marshal as the cheers died out. 'T am
 deeply grateful for all the greetings
 for all the smiles and for all the cheers
 hat Y"u have given here tonight, but
 ] must take them, not as an expres
 sion to me, personally. but as a tribute from you 10 the fighting army cl 1 France"
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NOTICE OF PETITION FOR CONFER.
 NATION OF TAX TITLE.

Whereas. for the non. payment Of taxes for the year iS9I. the collector uf reve- nCe of Garland county, Arfans1s. did on
 the 18th day of June, sos. duly sch to W IT Barry. the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section three (3}. township three (3) south, range
 twenty (20l west. in Garland county. Ar
 And whereas. said lands remained un. redeemed after two @ years had ex- plred from and after the date of said sale:
 And whereas, said lands were on the county clerk of said county 10 w. II. Barry for the sum of one dollar and
 seii'l And whereas S1ys ''i on August 9. 1901 the said ". II. Barry joined by his wife. L. w Barry, deeded said lands to
 James NJ. Roach and Henrietta Roach,
 And whereas. on October r.. 1901. James N. Roach, joined by his Nife, Hen rietta Roach, deeded said lands to the IundersiEned II. L. Wall. who immediate | l9 thereafter went into possession of said lands. and who has since paid the taxes on said lands for more than three t3l years h succession, next preceding the publication of this notice to confirm, HoW. therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons who can set up any right to said lands SO purchased in conse- queuce of any iuform9iity or lrreguarity connected with the forfeiture and sale of said lands 10 inc said w. IT Barry. for the nJn-payment of taxes, as herein stated, to show cause at the next June cieifl term of the Garland Chancery Court of Garland county. AlkanSas. to which court. at S8id term. application win be made by me. ne unuefs lgned, for ihc Confirmation 0f said sals and coryey- ance of tax title to said lards. why the sale and conveyance so made should not be confirmed.
 Murnhg & stallcun Solicitors for re.
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CENSORSHIP PROVISION
 REMAINS 1 THORN
AmE MOMENT SUGGESTED BY SEN. AToRs THOMAS AND cUMMlNs
 MAY CLEAR UP QUESTION.

Washington May 10.--Debate cn tha administration expt-nage bil. whose press censorship and embargo provisions have been the object of bit ter attack for nearly ten days. reached point today when leaders were hope ful vote can be taken on passage be- fore tomorrow nights adjournment. Many speeches are yet to be made the censorship section but the senate bound itself today to limit debate so tha' no fllibuster or dilatory tactics can delay the final roll call.
 Just before adjournment tonight Senators Cummins and Thomas sug- ge.ted an amendment to the censor ship section greatly modifying the
 iginal language. and it was accepted by Senator O' erman, in charge of the bill, who said it would 20 into she measure tomorrow. It's adoption may end the fight over this provision, al though Senator Stone announced he did not want it accepted, and efforts may be made to eliminate any sort of censorship from the measure
 The amendment provides that in time of war the president may pre- Ieeeibe and promulgate rules and regu- lations flor the purpose of prevent ing the disclosure to the public and thereby to the enemy of information G respect to the movement, numbers, description and disposition Of any of the armed forces of the United States in naval or military operations, or with respect Co any works intended for the f tificatiOn and defense of any place." Willful violation If the rules would be punished with a five.year prison term or 5000 fine A proyiso removes members of congress from operation of 1he rules.
 The original language of the seeti n made it a crime to publish CT coni- municate inf rmation calculated to be useful to the enemy.
 Much of the opposition to the sec. ton was based on the generality of this language.
 Most of today's debate centered about regulations to be imposed on use of the mails. Amendments were adopted prohibiting the opening of mail by any postal employe except dn the dead cite oflrfice, and declaring non-mailable any publication contain ing matter advocating cr urging treason, insurrection or forcible re- sistance of any law of the United States
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. coMMis ssloNERls eALE.

Notice is hereby gwen, that in p1r- s-arce ot the authority and directions lcufa,-sd in the decre,al order Of the N.au,err Court oe Garland County, made and entered on the lst day O. February. A. D., 1917, in certain .anse lNo. 5U5J). then pending therein solween Wm. IT Dobbin and F. II. Eddy, Trustee. complainants, and Ida N Eddy Q. al, defendants, the under signed. as Commissl loner of said Court, will offer for sale at public yendue to the highest bidder, at the front door or entrance of the County Courthouse, in which said Court is held, in the Cuutv of Garland. within the hours prescribed by law for Judicial sales. on the 22nd day of May A. D., 1917, the following described real estate, to-wit: All of Crims Subdivision of the South west quar;er of the Northeast Guar ter of Section Twenty.nine (29) Twp Two (2) South, Range Nineteen (19) West. B. the same appears of record tn Volume Thirty (30l, Page Forty-nine (49l of the records of Deeds and Mort, gages of Garland County. Arkansas, ex- cept Lots One CD, Two @, Sixty (e0) and Sixty-on (6l). of said subdivision, all situated in Garland County, in the state Of Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale: One a credit O. three month. the purchaser being re- quired to execute bond as required by law and the order and decree oof said Court n said cause, with aD- proved security, bearing interest at the rate of 8 per cent Der annum from date of sac untid paid, and 8 lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the purchase money,
 Given under ms hand this 27th day ol April, A. D., 1917
 FRANK w. ROWtES,
 Commis: ioner n NhaDeery.
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NOTICE 10 ThE PUBLIC.

Evidently many of our citizens have overlooked the fact that they ow the city some tax which they should pay for Vehicle. Dog or some Special Tax, for operating a business subject to a special tax.
 We do not wish to werk hardship on any one, but these taxes or licenses must be paid to the city clerk or col. lectcr at the City hall on or before May 18th. and failure to do so will subject the de e'inuqent to a penalty through the Municipal Court.
 CHAS. II. WEAVER,
 City Manager
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that in pur- suance Of the authority and directions contained in the deeretal order of the Ehancory Corr, of Garland County, made and entered on the Eth day Of April A. D., 1917, in a certain cause tNo. 6422'. then pending therein De. tween Louise Schubert ct al. com pAinants, and n. C. Sleeper. ct a.. de. lendants, the undersigned, as commis- sioner of aid court. vii offer for sale at public vendue o the highest bidde-, at the front door or entrance Of the county courthouse in which said court $ held, in the county of Gar land within the houra prescribed by law for judicial sales oon the l2th oay of May, X. D., 1911 the following described real estate, to-wit:
 Lots thirtyeght ($8) and thirty nine (39l Of Vista Heights subdivision. O. part of section nine (9). township hree t3). south range nineteen west, In Garland county, Arkansas.
 Terms Of Sale: On credit of three months. the purchaser being re Quired to execute a bond as required by law and the ool der and decree of said Court in said caus, with approved security. bearing interest at the rate o. 10 per cent per annum from date of sale until paid, and Hen being re. taped on the premises sold to secure .'hc lH-meut of the purchase money.
 Give under my hand this 2ist day .ol April, \. D., 1917
 FRANK W. ROWLES,
 Cnmnlissionor In ChancerY.
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MARINE CORPS INCREASED
 TO THIRTY TAOIISAN

Washington, May t0.-In approving the house bill to increase the navy % l50000 men and the marine corps to 30,0O0 the senate naval committee [ day inserted an amendment raising the pay of enlisted men in poth serv- ices equally with the increases in the war army bill, which giye,s a private not less than $25 a month. Acting Chairman Swanson will report the measure tomorrow and it may Q taken up next week
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE The memorable words of the man
 whose ashes have long roposed with.
 h. carved in 1he granite above tbe hngly tomb a grateful nation gave him, seemed once agaa to echo heir solemn admouron, Let Us nave peace"
 That this thought although DC sib y remote of ach:eyemtnL was in the mind Of the gallant French soldier whose fullness of heart has SO eu- deared him 10 his own men hat taey revere him a. a latner. was eyiden eed by the tear that stened In his kind eye.
 Here, if ever m the nations great bastling me ropoli-. silence was more truly expressive than words. Here also was a tribute Of one of the worlds
 great haroe. to the memory or an other, which. was uumistakably geEu- inc and sincere
 T5e thousands who had paused in their daily duties to honor he victor of the Marne and his colleagues ap- parently realized the significance of
 hc moment Where there had beep
 a verita0le caropy of small flags Hut
 tering above them, now were bared heads Where there had been re marltable manifesto ion of a great city's joy iu welcoming the iyiug, now
 there was honor for the dead.
 Joffre, the soldier; Viviani the statesman. Cocheprat, the admiral; De
 Chambrun, the nobleman, descenda 1t
 Of Lafayette, all were vtsi6ly alice ed. Passing nto the dimly lighted TO- t~uda e. tne tomb. Marshal Joffre doffed his cap and advanced ilenty toward the stairway leading to the ar2ophaEls. He climbed over the S one baustrade, mounted a step ladder and with one 'and res ting on the huge coffin of General Grant, placed there with his other hand, tne evergreen wreath with the tr'-color cntwined it. Then, standing erec',
 he So utcd while the 7undred or more others who lad been permitted to enter the tomb looked on, heads un- covered. from the naluetrade above. Then followed a review of the Sev- en h regiment, New York National Guard. in front c the tomb, after which the visitors were taken through Riverside drive to tbe Joan Of Arc tatve. where a br'e. stop was made All along the route, eX ending several miles. were great throngs of men, women and children cheering the ctys guest
 At the Joan Of Arc statue d delega
 ton from tRa Daughters Of the Amer. can Reyolu ion presented Marshal loffre with a check for 28.000 francs
 10 be used at his dis retion for 2harit-
 able purposes.
 A wreath or white laurel va hand ed 10 Marshal Joffre and he placed 1t reverent'y at the base Of the statue, while he crowd stood silent. Representative business men greeted
 the French war commission with wild
 enthusiasm al a luncheon of the Mer- chants Association this afternoon. They heard the former premier of France proclaim in a noable speech
 that France never would make peace
 antil Alsace and Lorraine had been restored to her
 Two tn usaud of the leading men
 in the industrial life of the metro
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ALLEGED PLoTTER
 ARRESTER CHICAGO

Chicago, May 1O.--ITans Halle has been interned in obedience 10 an or. der from Washington, it was an- nounced tonight. The charge is that he is "a menace to the safety 0 the nation"
 Halle was taken on the wes. slds cn Wedne day where h. had been living under the name of Frank Holm. He was first arrested 'u New Orleans in December, l9li, on charges of plot, ting to bsw up French vessel y means oS q clcck-work bomb but es- caped on teehnicality when tried
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HAITI NOT TO DECLARE WAR.

Port An Prince, Haiti May 10.-A commission appointed to consider ,.le demand of President Artiguenaye that Haiti declare war on Gernany report. ed today that there was not sufficient rea.on for such 2 dellara ion and pro. posed Instead that Automatic I'ela tions with Germany should be broken off.
 The Haitien congress will discuss the report pending final decision.
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GoMPERs REFUSES
 TO BE TRAPPED

Wa hington. May 10.--President Samuel Gompers of the American Fed. eraton of Labor sent the following reply today r'J a request from a group Uf peace advocates fir use of his name on call fcr a peace conference:
 'I prefer not 10 ally myself with the conscious or unconscious agents of the kaiser in America"
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ShERIFF,s SALE.
Notiee of Execution Sale.

Notce is hereby given that will on tbe o2nd day ot Mag. 13l7. between the hours prescribed by law for ju' dicial sales at the front door of the Courthouse m the City of Hot Springs, Garland County. Arkan.as, offer for
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PARK PLACE APARTAlENTS-No. l6 Park Place, phone 1851 Strictly mod ern' newly furnished: hot and cold Tnnning water gas, electric Tights and bath. Rates incmding aundry) S
 and e. Der week. l-ttf
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it you suffer from stomach olsor ders, ask your doctor about our euL uarlan buttermilk. The pasteurlxed Mllk Co. LII 1T
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THE PLAZA - Light housekeeping arartments and furnished rooms-ail 'nodern, enclosed sleeping porches;
 Beautiful location; opposite U. $. Su- perintendent's residence 6l0 Reserve
 Eve. Phone 95l. Mrs NJ. r. Green.
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FOR iS.ALHl-On account of bad health
 No. l grocery and market, at invoice prices. doing good business. Phone $50 or 54T. 4-10-ti
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Logan Berry ire Cream. Ths Pas. tenri2ed Aiilk Co 4ttf
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For KODAKS a1G KODAK FINISH ING go 10 sorrells Drug Co. If
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hOTELs AND APARTMENTS

PALACE HOTEL -- Opposite bath hcuses; modern furnished roods; sum. mer rates now on. Womack & wood cpck, owners and managers, i121lS
 Central Ave. 3.6tt
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FOR RENT Twostory bui ding suit able for grocery. drug or general store; ecood opprtunity for live man; sever living rooms upstairs; show cases
 counters and wall eases go with store: reasonable rent: corner Central and Henderson avenues. Also good lively
 horse and light buggy for sale Phone 1.cl, Fr,sbv. 2S9. 4-22-tf
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THE DERBY, 616 Ouachita Ave. For hent--Modern rooms and apartments; eFerythiug furnished for houseEeep
 ing; gas for cooking and heating fooms $l.50 per week and I'D. Phone alO2. Mrs C. T., Brady. 1-27-tf
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! OST-Friday night betv cen Princess 1heater and Schneck Drug Store, small leather purse containing about
 SIG Finder return to G13 Central Ave. and receive reward t'
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FANS FOR SALE-S@ buzz fans for sale cncap; as good as new. Apply
 Princess Theater. 4-29-tt
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FOR RENV..ROOMS

FOR RENT--YoI can secure nicely furnished rooms with a private family b, calling telephone l63S. 2-33-tf NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, rates req sonable 132 l-2 Central Ave. Phone 5Ii. Steam heat. Mrs. B, shannon
 Hist
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FOR S-\1-E-Threc tracts Of land on Ma yorn road, between city limits and Country Club; one tract @e acres. one
 lV and one acres: a line crosses lG acres. Impure Mrs. N- ]. Mooney, Route No. 9. 2.11-tt
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-An 8.yearold bay mare. both shoes eff front feet. Reward If re turned to John Ddgan al Enterpree 2
 Grocery. 5-11-twk
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FOR sALE-Cheap; Piantcrs Hotel
 @0 light outside rooms All well fur ui7hed Must sacrifice for other busI- ness rcaeon Apply Jerome Huestis. Prop, 2&tl-2 Oenchita Ave; 1l0 Par ker Ave. j-S-lwh
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ROOMS and light hou ekeepins apart snents THE HESKETT No 1 Crystal
 St, corner Park Ave. il.tf
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FOR SAIE-Rcads,cr auto; good con- dit;sn 500 cash buys now. Send
 yoaf tclelhone number to R. F. c. care sentaei Record 5-11-3.
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JOFfRE LAYS
 WREATH ON
 GRANTS TOMB

,CoNTTNUED FToM PAGE ONE
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FOR SALE-lIorses-Geute to ride
 drive or blow \ bargain $50.00 Phone S65. 5.9.Gt