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ssloNER,s sALE.

Notice is hereby given. that in pur- suauce of the authority and directions contained in the decretal order of the Chancery Court of Garland County, made and entered on the 20th day or April A. D., 1916, in a certain cause tNo. 5933) ,hen pending therein be- tween C. C. Sparks, receiver, complain ant, and K. R. Jaggers F. M Williams and Leo Lester, defendants, the under signed, as Commissions; of said Court. will offer for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder at the front door or entrance of the County Courthouse, in which said Court Is held, in the County of Garland, within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, on the 26th day Of May, A. D., 1917, the following described real estate, to.wit: Commencing 7i75 feet west, I'll feet north Of the common corner of Sec tlons 3, f. 9 and 10. Twp. Three, South Range 9. West, on the west side of l German street, run thence north 38 de grees, 20 minutes west, 300.3 feet: thence South Fl degrees. 90 minutes west. 500.3 feet thence South 3S de- grees 50 minutes east, 300.3 feet: thence north 5l degrees, 30 minutes east, 300.3 feet to place of beginning. Also a strip of land 60 feet wide run. ning parallel with and adjoining the south boundary line or a certain piece Of land containing 3.44 acres. and deeded to John fIine May 29th, 1877, by Annie S Ward and Jennie A. Jones, said strip of land measuring 60 Feet on German street by chains and oS links. running South 5l 1-2 degrees west, and lying partly in s. half of Sec. 1, and partly North half of Sec. 9. TWP. South of Range 19 West. Also a strip of and 100 feet wide parallel With and adjoining North boundary line, containing 344 acres, and deed cd to John Hine May 18th. 1877. by Anne $. Ward. and Jennie "A. Jones Said strip measuring 100 feet front on German stAeet by chains end 5S links; running south u degrees and I minutes west, and lying in the South half Of Section I, Twp. 3 South. Range l9 West all of the foregoing tracts of land belag described in a certain deed executed by J. P GIellard and wife 10 lsiah Scott and Clorinda Scott March l2th' 1890, and Recorded in Volume ,. Page ,, of Records Of Deeds and Mort. gages of Garland County, Arkansas. Also all of Lot IT, Block 74, of the Hot Springs Reservation as surveyed. mapped and plated by the United states Hot Springs Commissioners (an undivided half interest in said land be. ing the separate estate of May Ioyett. and the other undivided half interest belonging 10 w. c. Iovett and May Lovett as tenants by entirey'.
 Terms of Sale: On a credit of three months. the purchaser being required to execute bond as reuqired by law and the order and decree of said Court in sad cause, with approved security bearing interest at the rate of per cent per annum from date of sale un. tii paid and lien being retained on he premises sold to secure the nav. nent of the purchase money.
 Given under my hand this 2nd day Of May, A. n, 1917.
 F. W. ROWUIRS.
 Commissioner in Chancery.
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prompt creation and early Use of an effective army and would contribute practically nothing to the effective strength os the armies now engaged against Germany.
 "I understand that the section of this act which authorizes the creation Of volunteer divisions in addition 10 the draft was added with a view 10 providing an independent command for Mr. Roosevelt and giving the mtli- tarv authority an opportunity to use his fine vigor and enthusiasm in re oruiuug dhc forces now at the western front
 It would be very agreeable Go me 10 pay Mr. Roosevelt this compliment and the lies he compliment of sending 10 their aid one of our most dlstn- guIshed public men, an eX-prcsident who has rendered many con picuo1s public services and proved his gal lautry in many striking way Political ly. too, 1t would no doubt have a very fme effect and make a protOund m pressjon. Bu this is not the time or the occasion for compliment or for any actor not calculated 10 contribute 10 the immediate success Of the war. The business now al hand is undrama+iC, practical and Of scientific defniteness and preci ion. l shall act with regard to it at every step and in every par ticular under expert and professional advice from both sides Of he water Mir Roosevelt told me few weeks ago that he would wish to have as-o- ciated with him some of the most eff fectiye officers of the regular army. They were men who cannot possibly be spared from lde too mal force or officers at our command for the much more pressing and necessary duty of training regular troops to be put Into the field in France and Belgium as fast as they can be got ready.
 The responsibility for the success full conduct of our own part m this great war re-ts upon me, l could not escape it if l WoU.d. | am too much ntere sted ID the cause We are fight ing for 10 Dp interested in anything but success. The issues involved are loo immense for me to take into con sderation anything whatever except the best most effective, mos. immedi- ate means Of military action What thee e means are l know from the mouths of men vlu have seen war ae it is now conducted who have no H. lusions. and 0 whom the whole grim matter is a matter of business. shall center my attention upon those means and ret everything else wait.
 "I should be deeply 10 blame should l do 0 herwi.p. whatever the argument of DO cy or personal qualification or adEantage
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SOUTHERN PREs6YTERIANS,

Birmingham Ala. May 1S.-Today 8 session of the fifty.seventh general as sembly of the Southern Presbyterian church Ras devoted largely 10 the reading of roport5 and the disposal of routine matters.
 The report of the American section of the executive commission of the Alliance of Reformed Churches hold ing the Presbyterian system showed a total Sunday school membership If 2,3S01f2 memb ga led to home mission churches by confer sion and certificate, 33,547, and receipts from al sources during the year $3917241. The churches in the American see tien represent appr2 Ximately 3000,0o0 communican and a constituency f 5000 900.
 The report of the treasurer of the assembly. Rev. T. Il. Law. showed that about $16,00O wac paid by the membership of the church for the cX- penses of the assembly.
 Rev. j. Ernest Thacker, evangelist for the assembly, reported that during the year there have been l57 re consecrations through the efforts oi his branch of church work. 1.j07 ad- dit ns to the church and that 2l young men have signified their n tention of studying for the ministry.
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LEGAL NOTICES
sHERIFF's SALE.
of Execution s~le.

Notce s hereby given that l VIII on the 22nd day Of May, l9lI. between the hours pres cribed by law for lu- dicial sales at the front door of the Courthouse m the City of Hot Springs, Garland County Arkansas, offer for sale to the highest bidder on credit Of three months all the right, tit'e and interest of C. C. Wilson in and to the foloui ms described lands situated in Garland County, Arkansas, to-wit: Lot Fineea G5l, Block Two @, Schul- uce's subdivision in the SW i4 of tue SE. l,. Section 4,ToWnship 5 South, Eau2e l9 West
 Levied upon by me a. the property Of C C. Wilson to satisfy an eXecu- ton in my hands, winch issued from Clerk of the Garland County Court of Common Pleas in favor of W. r. Lake for Che #um of Sl0L50 Dollars and the costs.
 Witness my hand sheriff tlis, the 30th day e April, 1917.
 BRAD 0. SMITH, Sheriff. By ]. II. BRECKENRIDGE,
 Deputy Sheriff.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF REcElvER's sALt

NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE. Notice is hereby given that the uI. dersigned, as receiver of the estate of the Index Dry Goods Company. Bank. rupt n conformity with he decreta, order Of the IOnorable Chas. c. Waters, Referee n Bankruptcy. of the United States District Court, for the Western Division of he Eastern Dis trlct o Arkansas, made and entered on the l5th day Of May. A. D., 191I will, on the 26th day of May, A D., l9IG between the hours of 5 o'clock a. m and o'clock D. m., proceed 10 sell a the former place of business of said bankrupt, at 36S-70 Central Ave hue, Hot Springs, Arkansas, at public outcry to the highest bidder, the per soma. property belonging 10 the estate of the sad bankrupt, consisting Of q stock of dry goods notions and ready to-Rear goods
 This ale is made subject 10 the ap- 7royal ot the sad Court
 Terms of Sale: Cash
 Given Vndcr my hand and seal as such Receiver this 10th day Of May, A. D., 1917.
 CHAS. c. SPARKS.
 Receiver.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery Court of Garland County. Arkansas. Henry C Morton, owner of debt, and James M. Beau. champ, trustee, plaintiffs ys. A. C Hathcock. defendant
 The defendant. A. C Hatheock. is warned 70 appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the coomplaut of the plaintiffs. Henry C, Morton. owner Of debt. and James Beauchamp. as rustce,
 Witness mv hand and the seal o, aid CourtR this 27th day oof April, 1877. r. W. ROWI.ES
 (SeaD Clerk.
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GENTLEMAN
 MURDERED AT FL PASO

E ra-o. Texas, May lS-Police and deputy sheriffs were working ton ght on every possible clue to the murder Of Thomas C. Lyons. an aged million aire cattleman Of Silver City. \. NJ. Lyon, arrived from Silver City late las night on business. He was met at tue station by an unknown man who invited him nto h. automobile. This was the last seen of Lyons alive. His body was found in II ghland Park today with his traveling bag beside it.. His skull had been crushed and his hand- were skinned indicating he had fought desperately for h.. life
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ROOSEVELT DECLINES TO
 COMMENT ON PRESIDENT ACTION

Oyster Bay, N N., May lS.- Coonel Theodore Roosevelt declined tonieht to comment on President Wilson's re- fusal Of his offer o raise a volunteer army for immediate service in France.
 fI nave nothing to say tonight said the former president. 'I wired to President Wilson this afternoon offer ing 10 raise two divisions for immedi- ate service and. if he so desired, two other divisions"
 Colonel Roo evelt expressed keen in terest n the news of Major Genera Pershing's orders tc lead an eXpedl- tionary force of regulars 10 France. General Pershing IS one of the few regular army officers Colonel Roose. welt has often mentioned as suitable 10 command the initial American oyer- seas lOrce
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FIRE AT NIAGARA FALLS.

Niagara Falls, x. Y, May 1S.--Fire Of unknown origin did damage estL mated al $300.000 10 the storehouse of the National Blecrolytic Company here late today. During the fire sey- eral severe explosions occurred, but none of the workmen was injured.
 Large quantities of potash and for maldehyde were destroyed. The com pang has had no war orders, it was said.
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Chicago, Rock Island
 and Pacific.
TRAINs DEPART.

TOO am. daily. Malvern local
 1 00 D. m daily. New York and Chcae limited connects at Memphis for ar points. trsin--connectlnR at Little Rock fo' Oklahoma and California.
 s:S0 pm. daily. Malvern local
 500 pm daily. Little Rcck. Memphi' and Oklahoma
 TRAINS ARRIVE.
 s:50 a m. daily. from Menipuis and LII ue Rock
 siO am. daily. from Malvern
 355 pm daily. from Memphis. Nes Yofk. Chicago and all points
 7:15 p.m daily, from Little Rock sn6 Oklahoma
 SIS D m daily. from Malvern.
 No 46. the .00 pm train has through steel sleepers to Chicago and Kansas City. parlor car to Memphis dining ca' from Little Rock.
 He gant coaches 70 Memphis and Chi. ca 30. Makes connection at Memphis for ali points.
 No SIS, the s00 pm train. has g through sleeper Co Memphis also makes connection st Little Rock tor oslahcm l1tF
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MEXICAN ARRESTED IN CUBA
 WITH lNCRlMINATlNG PAPERS,

Havana, May 1S.-Gonzales C En- rifle. who was a co onel in the Mex. ean army under President Portirio Diaz was arrested here thts after noon. The police announce that documents in his possession showed existence of German intrigue in Latin America and in Cuba in con nection with the recent revolution.
 The police intimate that the c1n- tents of these documents will create a sensation along the lines of that brought by The note of Dr Alfred Zimmerman. the German foreign min ister, to the Mexican government.
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VILLA FOLLOWERS HANG
 ENGLISH OPERATOR.

Juarez. Mex, May S.--Passeneers today fr- m the south say they saw the bodies of the station master Eng fish operator and a Mexican army Of ficer hanging from telegraph pole at Ortiz Station, south of Chihuahua City. One hundred and fifty Villa followers raided the station and hanged the men, the passengers re- ported
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FOR RENT ROOMS

FOR RiGNT-You can secure nicely furnished rooms with a private family by caIing telephone 163S. 2-23-tf NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, rates reasonable l32 1-2 Central Ave, Phone 5I. steam heat. Mrs. B. shannon
 l1-1Stl
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: TIME TABLES :
 m ( { ( { . ( . C ( ( . . . . . Iron Mountain Route

TRAINS DEPART. SIS am.-No. s34 to Little Rock. St Louis and Texas points. Memphis Parlor car and diner Hot Springs to Memphis
 500 D m No IS, St Louis-Hot Springs sneciaI to Little Rock. Memphls Si f.onir and Chicago. Through drawing room sleeping car to Chicago via Wabasi
 TRAINS ARRIVE. 9:05a m.--No r. Hot Springs Spe- clal from Chicago, St. Louis Memphis and Little Rock.
 s.05 nm.-No. 2fs from Memphis, LII ue Rock parlor car and diner. 935 D m No. SS3. from St Louis and Little Rock
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PARIS GIRL STRIKERS
 BECOME AGGRESSIVE.

Paris, May l9 O:30 a. m. satur- day).-The sewing girl strikers be- came more aggressive this afternoon and wrecked several e5 tabishments The pelice arrested number of strikers
 Marching to the principal depart ment stores, the strikers induced two thousand workers to join their ranks
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RUSSIAN REFUGEES
 LEAVE SWITZERLAND

stockholm, Va London May lN.- About 250 Russian political refugees from Switzerland arrived here during tae week and left or PetroRrad after two days stay in Stockholm
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NoTlcE 10 HE 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 10 work hardship on any one, but these taxes or licenses must be paid to the city clerk or col .ett.r at the City hail on or before May 18th and failure to do so will subject the de inuqent to a penalty through the Municipal Court
 CHAS. II WEAVER.
 City Manager. 5.6Iw
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Memphis, Dallas and
 Gulf.

TRAINS ARRIVE s.S0 a. --Glenwood local from nt. lda' Nomble and Caddo Gap. : pm.--FFot Springs Limited from Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma.
 TRAINS DEPART. lO:70 am. m.-Murfreesboro local for Mt Ida, Amity and Shawmut. 3:26 p.m.-Texarkans Limited for Texas. Louisiana and Oklahoma.
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NOTICE OF PETITION FOR CONFlR.
 NATION OF IAN III

NATION OF TAX TITLE
 Whereas. for the non payment of taSes Tor ihr year 1911. the collector uf revenue H Garlnd county. Arkansas. did on the 10th day of June. l9s2, duly sell to L. kohn the Northeast Quarter of the North east Quarter 0f Section TNCutV-nine t29l. Township Two t-l south Range Nineteen 70, West in Garland county. Arkansas. Whereas. the said l.. Kohn did on tn. list day or April 1913. duly assign th' certificate of sale Of the property atore said. and al his right title and lnteresi therein to Ida M. Halman. and the said Ida M Hlim9n did thereafter duly as ign an undivided two-thirds 2-3N inter est therein to William II pOhbiu. and Whereas. said lands remained unre- deemed after two t31 years had expired from and after the date of sale to l.. K0NN. and.
 Whereas. the county clerk Of Garland county. Arkansas. on the 17th day Of June. 1915. deeded an undivided two thirds t2-& interest in said lands to Whereas, the said county clerk of Car land county Arkansas. on the 3otl daE 1f June. ,9i5. deeded Co Ida M. tIallman an undivided oue-thiTd G-3l interest h. and 10 said lands. and.
 Whereas the said William II nohh. and Ida M. Halln an paid therrfo fN sum Of tweutv-tHo tg12.f1) dol51- and Whereas. tle said WNlim n puNN. and Ida M IlAllman have paid ths i1N" 1u said lands for more than thrr" = years in succession. next prc"odu@ the publication of tfis notice Co confirm.
 Now therefore. notice is herehv airt. to all persons who can set up any 'c'n to said lands eo purchased in oous"arerr of any informality or irrcgnArjtv coH- uCcted with the forfeiture and s1}e ot said lands to the said l.. kohn Tor me non ravmont of taxes. as herein -ta''-- 10 show cause at the next June tt91 term ot the Garland Chancery Court Q Garland County. Arkansas, Co vhIrl court at said term application will D made hv us. the undersigned for tn' confirmation of said sale and convey. auceg of tax title to said lands why Nl sale and conyeyanecs so made should uo' be confirmed
 WILLIAM IT. DOZEN.
 IDA NJ MAILMAN. Murphy X StallCup
 Solicitors for Petitioners. 325- -6w
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

PALACE HOTEL - Opposite bath houses; modern furnished roods; sum mer rates now on Womack & wood cock owners and managers, ll2AlS Central Ave. 3.6lt
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Baby's black silk coat on Fountain street Finder please return to owner. 6o2 Park avenue. and get reward. Phone F. 5.1S-3t LOST-Frday night betweeu Princess Jheater and Schneck Drug Store, small leather purse containing about Sl6. Finder return to Gl3 Central Ave
 ahd receive reward. ts
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OR wALxEs's OFFICES

M w N ~TA = 7@ ~
 DT. Daqosta Walker announces that he has Emoved his offices 10 front suite, serond floor in the kempner ,ukdlns Elevator service t-ls-tf
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CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
 sNK snf WORE As" POSITIVELY ALL sL.srr. .,. ...u
FOR SALE

FOR SAlds-AccomL owner leaving city modern Overland Car, CHEAP Apply Halls. Malvern Ave. Phone S.
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FOR RElNT-MOdern appointed furnished cottages on Cedar street. Apply 209 Cedar street
 ol telephone 2S3 4-l6'tt
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Cool laht airy. newly furnished apartments. clo.e in. .tricuy modern with bath, cheap To desirable tenants. Phone i2Z 5-l3-lW
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-I.aree iron safe and fur ,.[,ora pbona I6IO. 4-26-ti
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FOR RENT ON JUNE THE tst.

One unfurnishcd 4.room fia. with lli modern conyenienccs and sleep- ing porch, in the Woodcock Apart ment Bldg. Apply in Flat Tf. on the premises. W A WOODCOCk,
 l-l0-tf
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orlnk Bulgarian SUttssTnilk fov breakfast assu SentinelRecord classified advertIs. Ing brings results
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The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-19
SOCIETY
Eastcra Star

The regular business meeting of
Bethlehem chapter of the Eastern
Star was held at the Woodmen hall
Tuesday evening. Plans were made
given by the Masons next Tuesday
tertain the Alamosa, Center and Del
Norte Masons.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-19

A party of young people motored
evening and enjoyed bacon fry and
camp supper, later in the evening
they returned to town and attended
the picture show. The crowd in
cluded Misses Helen Graham, Effie
and Vista Merchant, Abbie and Jane
Corlett, Virginia Porter of Colbern,
Colo, Helen Raber, Dorothy Murphy,
Grace Tohill, Violet Lebedoff, Helena
and Norma Zahnen, Lucille Lowden,
Emma Glen Macarthur, Edith Van
Nostrand, Mildred Baird, Imogene
Moninger.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-19

To Our Friends the Farmers: Are
you treating your Seed Potatoes?
Need Corrosive Sublimate? Buy it
Of The New Weiss-Chapman Drug
Co. where it is guaranteed to be o. X.
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TUESDAY, MAY 22nd
Paramount Features Presel

Paramount Features Present
LOUISE HUFF and JACK PICK
FORD MARY Pickford's Brother)
in faithful adaptation of Charles
Dickens celebrated novel "Great
Expectations" Our patrons who
enjoyed the adaDtion of "Oliver
Twist" will be glad to know that
a second adaptation of the great
Dickens novel will be here next
week. Also VISITING THE SUL-
TAN OF SULU" with Burton
Holmes via his great Travelogues
Reels-1O and Is Cents
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WEDNESDAY,, MAY 23rd
Pathe Gold Rooster Plays Present

BABY MARIE OSBORNE
in another "Nary Sunshine" pic
ture entitled TWIN KIDDIES."
This little star at present has her
own company and her salary is
$4,000 each week. In this story
she plays two different roles
that of twins and it is a delightful
story of Poor little Rich girl and
Rich little Poor girl. See Monte
Nista's own Star. 10 & 15c.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Talbot drove
up from San Acacio Saturday after
noon and visited with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Hogate
over Sunday. They returned Sunday
evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-19

Mrs. C. H. Judin and son who have
been visiting Mrs. C.. M. Pierson, re-
turned to their home in Alamosa,
Thursday night.
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Mrs. E. S. Prior and son left
Thursday night for Lebany, MO-,
where they will spend the summer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-19

Miss Wilma Boydston who was en-
ployed as a teacher in the Monte
Vista schools left Friday evening for
her home in Virginia.
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CARD OF TU,>r.

Chas. H. Divine and mi,
express their sincera - 'eA
neighbors and friends -, 'As'
them to bear their grief in ~ ''''
of their baby daughter, 4' .
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CUT THIS OUT
Iris Next Week
MONDAY, MAY 21st

Metro Features Present
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN and
BEVERLY BAYNE in the five
act Metro drama entitled
I'm THE DIPLOMATIC
SERVICE"
One of the big scenes in this un-
usual picture is state ball given
in Washington, d. c. honoring
the foreign diplomats and glimps-
es of the nations capitol Also
MIR. and MRS. SIDNEY DREW in
the one reel comedy "PREPAR-
EDNESS".
Reels-1O and Is Cents
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Dclphian Society

The Delphian Society enjoyed an
meetings Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Fuller. After dis
cussing plans for the years work an
elaborate luncheon was served to the
members who were Mesdames Nor
rison, Linderholm, Raley, f. l.. Car
ter, Trueblood, b. b. Wallace and
Chas. Bishop.
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Young Ladies' Embroidery Club

Mrs. Il. j. Short was hostess to the
Young Ladies Embroidery club last
Saturday afternoon. At the close of
the afternoon dainty refreshments
were served to the guests and mem
bers who were Mesdames Vaile,
Chas. Bishop, Immenschuh, Henry
Chapman, Brownell, Hawkins, II. H.
Mitchell, Harper, Misses Tohill, Imp
son and Carey.
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her home in Denver Friday night
after teaching school here the past
term.
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Thursday. MAY Gath

TuFamOUHt Features Present
Americas great photoplay favor
ite BLANCHE SWEET in a tense,
original drama THE EVIL
EYE" A thrilling story of an
American woman doctor among
superstitious MeXicans. Do you
know what the EVIL EYE is?
You can find out next Tuesday
night. Also one reel BRAY
Cartoon "COLONEL HEZZA
LIAR CAPTURES VILLA" A
funny Cartoon Comedy.
q ReelS-1O and 15 Cents
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-19

Rev. Anderson will nro..,
morning on the subject ot q, '' 1
Cross and Its Work ~'
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-19

Mrs Menlo Thomas who lives on
the Cochetopa Pass is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Maxfield,
this week
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-19

Tungsten Lamps 10, o.
Watts 25c; go Watts 35c at r sa
Weiss-Chapman Drug Cue aF
Bazaar. 'inls'1
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-19

VIM. Marshal, an old soldier went
to Salida Thursday night for fur-
Tough of few days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-05-19

George Fleischman and family
moved back to the Forest station on
the Alamosa river Tuesday of this
week.