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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-19

Another young man ~ilD lay riaias l.,
tins. 1u'lii u we've Tf---il,ls nt.rs. b. thaf
experienced srd ~eiI informed, " -.
Dick r-,n. ~ l.'n'.fi,..i a., Irrksr-...,.
49, venture ~ s~-srfi"r. knows nf.-s
n,~n o. tie -,iu-rr ueh tilan any ,.ii.ef
me man ir 90. iIr .f'c 81 ii..ssI. .ual.
Per igsf YEAR b. be- f.r~r % fnr tn.
l'i"yfnei't 81 Do. =. , - Go sld
i'i- rur - r. fn l,iu.f I'D o. Charlotte
snd thu 49, tss~i q, srd from OBJ.
to s,-ovr naiua~i f,lsc.- ,iI a''e-' 'he
fact that go -fi,iofn 500 81 nsn ~. 81.
more elusl q" ti,e ~ ,..pr rf q f,a .-ur. :
rnore nearly ani -ati-i4ctori 9Th ..sry-
body expectai o. t14n 90 -4.f 81. 81.
IfcSsr-,r. ~ 10 49, ,--e' O. tie s.,fn-
paby s-uset--- ~ o. t,n.,.- mi never q
liability. The people ~ho '.o-ri ffie y
4 ". trains never ~, y afi,.if nf.-.ft
trains when they lesve ?. f''sbrf-f o. ,-
- where they ~sst o. 80 co.,. af4n4I..
~ant % wake 81. VI : VI -n 70 .. ff. o.
service With D., .I-.- D.. "a. ~
competitor with sny man Tor hr~t t,ls~e.
lie recently got nsrried and ON his bridal
trip he and hi- nesiy vel vile visited
Columbus. ChIcsg0, Pbilsd-lphiz and
Washington
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-19
REPUBLICANS, GET T06ETnER; PARTY
DIVISION MEANS BLACK MANS
UMO0IM6.

Every Fellow you meet these
days who has figured in The
game of politics. after giving " u
the time of day, most invariably
makes his next question about
politics. 1t seems that they
are determined to talk up some
thing anyway. The war ISM
stopping them. Who is going
to be our next u. S. senator, our
next congressman, Judge of the
criminal court? and so on. These
are the usual questions that are
being asked by most mel WHIT
come into our office. We don't
know. and in fact are too busy
trying to make money enough t.
keep from being sold out by the
sheriff to lind out or to take NJ
too much time about things tina,
are so far off. Those things will
take care of themselves when
the time comes, we feel. Any
way, one thing is certain above
anything else. and that is. al
those politicians who in the pas,
have been at logger heads with
each other, had better learn
some political sense and Law
down their petty differences and
get together. White politica
leaders and Negro would be DO
htical rooters, boosters and what
eyer part you may have been
playing in the past, oui advice is
TO Get Together, None OF you
have any great thing to be scrap
ping over now when the Demo
Gratis are anxious to keep your
feelings all wrought up so they
can slip in and win the seats at
the table of political authority
Republicans, you have boasted
of being the Negroes friends, for
the sake of the great party and
for the sake of the protection
and safeguarding the black man 8
interests, lay aside your person
al and political feelings and let
US all get together and save the
Republican party. The busi-
ness interests and every 9th r
department OF our every day life,
appeals TO US as Republicans TO
look with suspicion upon poliii
cal upheavels in the future among
our own party ranks. Especially
10 this so when we note the Ia
inevitable results that followed
the great family ngnt of last
year which resulted in the loss
OF Republican governor OF this
state. Give the black man some
thing TO do as you promised bin
and give as many Of them SON e.
thing as you can, and then you
may readily expect their M
swerving support at the polls.
They are loyal and ready TO serve
their party as they are their
country. So give them a place
at each post of our government
Men OF the race. you canno,
afford to overlook the fact tina,
any time anything divides the
party strength, it to that exten,
endaneers Jour political stand
ing and rights at the bar of jus.
tice. Because it thereby streng
thens the cause of democracy.
Let NJ hope that when il 10 done
il IN not By . mutual agreement
Hold your Republican frienoo e
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-19
Elkhorn Lady
Dies in Roanoke

Mr.. Spenny. Of Elkhorn. died IN
Roanoke. Va. recently and her body
wss taken u Glen Whit. w. Va. for
burial. she .~s- married the second
time. her first husband i,>iBg :Mr. Wm
Preston. Of Flkborn. she lesve. . step
mother and tao SISTERS in Washington.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-19

Mr. Las Csifs. - FckmsD. the t,otu-
lar postmaster of sbxf to~n and one 81
the best officers IN THE county. va IN
the city few minutes this week ON bus
nes-. ne has inst returned from . trip
in Ono where he vent in qne-t of q ~
fnzee iron Justice snd ss sure - you are
horn. Mr. Cslfe brought the viol ,tor
bsck Nth him ~itbout sny tropble
%.
Mr. Tbos. T. Cobbs. Of Twin Branch.
dropped in % -ee Ne this week. he wss
on his wsy from Bluedeld where attend
81 the Grand Lodge session Of the y &
A. A Y. VI. RE reports that Q nice
time Vas speLt ~ all vho witnessed the
cccssion, an account Of which appears
IN another column Of the issue.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12
zioNIsTs PREPARE TO 4
OCCUPY PALESTINE; -
HAVE S473.c0o FUND

BALTIMORE, Md--The sun Of
S473,000 was contributed recently to
ward q $1,000. 900 fund to equip an IN
dtstrial army to 60 70 Palestine and
make ready for IT. occupation BY Zion
lists. The contributions were pledged
at the annual convention OF the Fede
ration Of Zionists. Judge Louis D
Brandeis Of the supreme court gave
SIS. 900, San Francisco Zlonists pledg
ed $4,000, Los Angeles 5000; Siou1
City. Iowa, $500. and Chicago, $3s,
900. -.- - 49,. -. & &
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12
NOTICE.

Irrigation hours will be strictly en-
forced. CO a. m. ar1 4-6 p. M
Meters may be installed by property
owners desiring to irri t. out OF
hours.
Violation Of the regulations will ter
inmate the water privilege and render
tn water liable to be shut off withou.
notice.
PEARL CITY WATER WORKS.
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HONoLULV STAR-BULLETIN
DAILY AND sEnswEEKLT
Reg. U. ;. Tat. Ole.

Terms Of Subscription:
ssf:y star.BuIIstin IS cents per month
IS per yser. 8 cents per copy.
Serni.Syeekiy Stsr-Bulletin. 81 per year
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Notice Of Hearing Petition for Admin
lstration. -

The Petition Of John N. Gers
Of the City and County Of Honolulu
alleging that Giles Henry Gere Of Ho
nolulu died intestate at said Honolulu
on the 22nd day Of June, A. d. 1917
leaving property within the jurtsdic
ton of this Court necessary TO b
administered upon, and praying thai
letters Of Administration TO The Guar
dian Trust Company, Limited, q Ha
waiian corporation, having this day
been filed. ~.
II 10 ordered, that Friday. the Ioth
day Of August. A. D. 1917, at . O'CLOCK
p. NJ, be and Is hereby appointed fos
hearing said Petition In the Cour,
Room Of this Cor-t IN the Judiciary
Building In Honolulu. City and County
Of Honolulu, at which time and pIacs
all persons concerned may appear and
show cause. IL any they have, why said
Petition should not be granted.
By the Court: i
H. A. WILDER,
Clerk.
Dated Honolula, June 30, 1917.
HOLMES T. OLSON, s~
Attorneys for Petitioner.
6sSO-July 5, u. 10, rs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12
AUCTION BULLETIN

On Friday we offer q. 8. Officers
Furniture, sold because Of their de.
parture for active duty elsewhere
Fine goods, tasteful selections and
many fancy pieces, some rare, all in
good shape ready Cor use with no re
pairs necessary.
With the demand for Household Fur
niture as it is at present, you should
soil all your surplus now.
We announce the Sale Of Furiture al
the corner of Pensacola and Wilder
avenue, on Monday, July %, at 10
o'clock. property of Mr.. Robert Scott
of Honolulu Iron Works, now on
duty In New York-finest lot OF
matched Koa ever offered, as well
as Oak Furniture and effects, Plants
ETC., etc. Honolulu Auction Rooms,
J.. s. Bailey.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12
NOTICE.

A special meeting Of the Daughter
and Sons Of the Hawaiian Warriors Il
to be held at tie residence Of Mrs
Walter X. Macf--lane tomorrow after
noon, at 2 p. m, for the purpose oi
initiating new members. All members
are invited to be present
ANNIE K. coNRADT.
Secretary.
Honolulu, July IL, 1917. ~ = Z
6S35-1t
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In the Matter OF Manue; NJ. Pedro
and John Teixeira Brazon, also known
as John Teixeira, doing business to-
gethsr as partners under the name Of
City Dairy, and as Manuel N. Pedro
and John Teixeira Brazon, also known
as John Teixeira, as individuals, a
Bankrupt. -
TO the creditors Of Manuel N. Pedro
and John Teixeira Brazon, also known
az John Teixeira, doing business 20
gether as partners under the name Of
City Dairy, and 90 Manuel N. Pedro
and John Teixeira Brazon. also known
as John Teixeira. 40 individuals, Of
Honolulu, City and County Of Homo
lulu, Territory OF Hawaii. and district
aforesaid, bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
9Th day Of July, 1917, the said Manuel
M. Pedro and John Tefxeira Brazon,
also known as John Teixeira, doing
business together as partners under
the name Of City Dairy, ana rs Manuel
NJ. Pedro and John Teixeira Brazon,
also known as John Teixeira, a. in.
diyiduals, were duly adjudicated bank.
rupts, and that the first meeting Of the
creditors win be held at my Office,
Room 3, Brewer Building, Honolulu,
T. H, on the 26th day Of July a. d,
1917, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, Of
which time the said creditors may At
tend, prove their claims, appoint q
trustee, examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business Is may
properly come before sail meeting.
49,. HOWARD Z. GRACE,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Honolulu, July II, 1917.
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BURGLAR IS SHOT !.
sREAkINe INTO STORE

GREEN RIVER. Wyo.-A burgIar
whose narna Is unknown % dying Fl
the hospital here FROM q bullet wCanf
inflicted by Pete Gras, manager Of the
Stockgrowers' branch STORE e Bitter
Greek, Wyo. The burglar was ai.
tempting to enter the store, at night,
Gras, who sleeps ct the store, fired q
shotgun thru the window. Tho bullet
took effect, the burglar failing = :
heap
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12

N THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
First Circuit. Territory Of Hawaii
At Clambers-In Probate.
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MORE PATRIOTIC MUSIC

ROSEBURG, Ore.-For the ex,
pressed purpose of giving the peo
pie of Roseburg more patriotic music
in time of war, the Roseburg city
council has employed local band
to give two open air patriotic con
certs each week and to play national
airs for any patriotic organization de.
string music, IL
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12

In the matter Of the Estate Of Gle
Henry Gere. Deceased. Il
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Pop corn outfit. Cost $4,000. VIII
sacrifice at $500 TO first buyer.
G. Carson, opp. bandstand, Aala
Park. 6S3S-6t
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MISCELLANEOUS

TO CELEBRATE THE 9TH ANN.
VERSARY4-G. Fuiikawa, King and
South Streets, will hold a. grand re.
duction sale on all new and second
hand furniture at reduced prices for
q period of one month until July
18th. Tel 1923. 6S09--lm
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12

All kinds Of frun, vegetables and
seeds. 1861 Aala street. Phone 1854.
C77s-tf
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States in and for the District
and Territory OF Hawaii--In Bank
ruptcy. - ~.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-10
coMMIssIoNER,s sALE-

.Nullrc IS hereby given that in pursu- lhct gl the authority and directions cnu- tuned m tic dccretIl order of tue clau- retN count of Garland county made 4ul entered ou the 29th day of March h D. 9lt. m certain, cause tNo. 6323, th,rI 't dI. compldinants and W. IT, Com nell admlnistrat0r of the estate of A Orr. deceased Minnie r. orr widow or F. M. Orr deceased, Annie Orr San orr, Edwin Orr and Mary Orr. ct al. de- IchdantS, the undersigned a t commits slcner or said court will offer for sale at puohc Nendue to the highest bidder. dt the front door or cntiance of the county courthouse. in which said court i~ held, in the county of Garland with n the hours prescribed hy law for iu- I'i the following described real es- Lots four cp and five 5, block F. ItqWldgrs subdivision of block No l5N and lot 3, of block No. ij7. Of the City r' itpt Sptlnes, according tO the official plat pt the United States Hot Spiing- commission. in Garland county Arkan Terms of sale: On credit Of thre m ujhs the purchaser biug required t, "N'n1tr bond as required hy law ana lHe order and dcC"en of said court il said cause. with approved security bcar- ing interest 3t th rate of fQ Der cent per unuum from date Of sale Gntn p4id ana Ia lien being retained uu thc premises snld 10 secure the payment of Che pur- chase mOucV
 .Glven under my hand this 10th da, of April A D. t9l7
 F. w. ROWLES.
 OommlSslQncr lp ChanCcrN
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PLEAS ARE ENTERED IN GAMBLING CASE
PARTIES HAVE SENTENCE WITH. HELD WHICH IS TAKEN AS
 MOVE TO EsToP THE EVIL.

Pleas of guilty entered in several gambling cases yesterday in circuit court, sentences taken under advise ment. indicated that Judge Wood is carrying out a policy that had ire quently been discussed of stamping out the gambling evil by force of au- thority in the grasp this situation gave him on the situation rather than by sending any to the penitentitry under the felony statute which ob. tains in gambling when devices are exhibited
 Those who entered pleas of guilty were Charles Bryan Jr., Rex Davis, John Buddy, W. s. Jacobs, Porter Aus- tiel, and A. L. Campbell. There are several other cases here on the stat ute and it is believed they will take the same course.
 Under the situation as it now stands all that - required in the cases where pleas have been entered is for the court to make an order that the sen. tence be carried out, but if the par ties do not again engage in gambling the order following the plea of guilty may be withheld indefinitely, or dur ing the pleasure of the court
 The case against Lon Turner of bootleggine was tried in circuit court yesterday afternoon and there was an acquittal returned by the trial nry
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-10
MIRTH, MELODY AND
 MAIDS AT THE LYRIC
SOUTHLAND BEAUTIES" OPEN WEEK WITH CROWDED
 HOUSES.

The Southland Beauties" d com pany of high-class musical comedy ar lists opened a weeks engagement at the Lyric theater last night, and crowded houses gree ed the opening bills for the different performances.
 The management of the Lyric al- ways strives to give the theater-going people of Hot Springs the best mus ical complny bills tsat can be obtain ed at the popular prices charged and the southland Beauties are no ex. ception to the rule
 The company presents a brilliant array of individual talent The spe. cial.ies by the various members of the company being particularly pleas ing, and the chorus girls of course drew much applause for their clever work.
 The comedy situation are cream, ing and the whole bill is enought to satisfy any lover of musical comedy The company will play at the Lyric all this week. changing several times during the engagement Three shows daily. Matinee 8 pm. Two shows al night, starting at 7;15 and 9;15. Gen eral admission l5 cents: reserved for the night shows 25 cents.
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has provided new feature that will eclipse anything this city has seen in the dancing line. IL is the rainbow dance and in it all the colOrs of the rainbow are brought out There had 10 be special co tunes made for this feature and the number will be found near the close of the show being |, most fitting climax to an evening of rare entertainment
 Tickets are on sale at the Wells harness shop, Watson, Spencer. liar rison and Nevous cigar stores and will be exchanged later for reserved seats at Schneck's drug store This ,s q benefit in every soIse of the word and those who saw the Spring res tiyal" the first time pronuonced l. one of the greatest features of ia kind this city had ever seen.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-10
SPRING FESTIVAL IS
 BlG SUCCESS SEASON
WILL BE REPEATED COMING THURSDAY NIGHT IN THE AU-
 DlTORtUM.

The big success of the season is the Spring Festival that enchanting array of pretty dances of special mum bers and pretty cos.umnc effect. which. staged about two weeks ago for the benefit of the lotal womens clubs. is to be presented even on mere elaborate scale Thursday night in the Auditorium thea CT for the ben eft of the local Moose lodge
 There is something sweet in the dancing of children and when one considers there are 1j0 well known little ones of this city in this at.rac- ton, and that the dances comprise every one of the successful known numbers in this art. treat of rare entertainment is in store for all who visit the Auditorium theater Thurs. day night
 Hattie May Bennett of Colorado, who staged this dancing extravaganza
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-10
EARL WILLIAMS Al
 NEW CENTRAL TODAY
MR, PAT DREW WILL ALSO SING SEVERAL OF THE LATEST SONGS-lS TAKING HOT SPRINGS PEOPLE BY
 STORM.

Today at lhe New Central vill be seen one of the greatest gentlemen crook stories ever written. Earle Will Hams, the universal Vitagraph favor. ite, will be seen in Paul potter's in. tense criminal drama "Arsene l-upn :"
 "Arsene Lupin' was a man who lived by his wits as a world ronown. cd crook gentleman burglar and su- per criminal, he had gained the repu- tation of being the most sipery. cum ming and crafty thief on the contlu- ent.
 Very often had he masqueraded as Guerchard the famous detective won the day and escaped In this adven- ture, assuming the tile of the Duke
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of Charmerace he t'kos over the title and estate, becomes eueaeed tc the daughter of a great art collector, com mits his daring robberies, and is di- covered
 How he escapes. how a trick wins for him his freedom. and how he de- cides to lead the straight and narrow path, because Of the influence of real love, makes for a gripping, highly seared, suspense play, with the ele- ments of real mystery and love con stanlv to he fore
 Gail Kane Tomorrow in World Film
 Company's Sensational Ifamatie
 Effort ''As Man Made Her"
 One of the most powerful effective things Gail Kane has ever done is when she takes the part of a mother who finally aWakens to her duties. Ii is play thlt is absorbingly interest ing, and has one of the World famous companies In the cast will be seen Frank Mills, Gerda Holmes and Ed ward I.angford
 In addition to the regular program. Mr Pat Drew the man who almost sings, will also render several of the latest popular song hits. Mir. Pat Drew. has met with unusual success as a singer and is already considered quite a tayorite with Hot Springs, where he has m de large number of friends
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-10
Society
Others Club

Others Club.
 Mrs Halry Bell assisted by Mcsdamcs J. l.. Bradley and win Elis will enter tain Thursday at g pm. at thc home o' Mrs Harry Bell
 Womans Auxiliary.
 The Woman's Auxiliary of the First ptc,bvterian church will meet this after noon at 3 o'clock,
 #%
 Baptist Ladies Aid
 The Ladies Aid of the Oahlawn Bap- tsi church will meet today at 2:3o
 Personals.
 Nls Robt Greene is visiting in Tex arhal.d.
 Mir Aimon Cotton went to Little Eoci, yesterday on business.
 l.. n. Cooper Jr. of Little Rock spent the weekend with his parents. NJ and Mrs. l.. D. Cooper
 Mrs. W. G. Maurice has received a re- quest 10 organize al Navy League here and win begin at once to secure members. She may take trip to New orleans to observe the work in operation there. The N''4iltI4 Nll' .'fll| W ID nut aitt N tAtlt make needed supplies.
 Miss Christine Shaffer was taken i'l while in Little Rock attending the State Teachers Association and has been quite sick since returning She at St. Ju- soph~ nfirmaN..
 Mrs Ella Flagg Young of Chicago is at th, Arlington. Mrs Youug is one of the c0H"u. leading educators. having been r.. scv.-.l years superintendent of the Chicago p.hlic schools. She had 8 num- bcr qr assistant superiutendents many of ah .m were men. and she was one of ,be largest salaried superiutendents in the country Mrs. Young won her way t. lNr top through merit, having risen from tho r.,uk and filc of assistant grade ..aehD.. Sh, was , few wears ago pres tl.ut Ht tae National Educational A4so- cjatlou. the only woman who has been s1 boUured
 Mrs pr DcWoody has returned home ajtel 4 two weeks visit.
 Miss Bertha Fclippi and Miss Mildred DAMrd spent Sunday in Little Rock wis .tu- the formers cousin, Miss Edul Schcl,r
 E H Padectt has returned to BauN- tc after a visit of month with hs son and daughter. Mir and Mrs w. r. Arm strong of So7 Holly street
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ASK CHURCHES TO
 AID THE RED CROSS

Washington, April 9.-Plans for en. listing the nations churches to aid the American Red Cross in enrolling a membership of one million men and women and to prepare hospital suD- plies, assist the family of enlisted men in army and navy and relieve Belgian children were announced her. tonight by Dr. Worth NJ. Tippy, Secre- tary Of the commission of the church and social service of the Federal Council of Churches oi Christ in America
 Full details of the undertaking have been sent to l,jJO ministers in 900 cities throughout the United Sfates with the request that the wonk Of forming local organizations in vaious congregations begin at once.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-10
coMMIssIoNER.s sALE.

CONW tSS SlONERS SALE
 Notice lS hereby given, that in pursu- 1nee of the authority and directions con tanned In thc dccr"tH order of the char ,'.A court ot Garland county. made and entered on the lJth day or March. A. b. I'I'; ih a certain cause (No 63S2) then bending therein between Arkansas Trust Co, and Al J. Henderson. trustee. com piuinant] and MCGchec Williams. Bcr- Rtci"r' R' L. W"ms 5ii@a Nr ana F F " wiIH5s62 HiIIGsa2. deteHd1nts the undersigned. as commits Slohrr Of said court win offer for sale 9l public Venduc to the highest bidder. at the front door or entrance of the SountY courthouse. in which said caurt h 1rid ln the county of Garland. Within Ae hours prescribed by law for Judicial StlgS 1u thv 3rd day nf May. A. D. to-wit.
 Part of lot Eleven ln block one lnin- dfed and Twenty eight l13N of the Hot Springs Reservation as survcvd and mapped and patted bN the United States Hot springs Commissioners, and more pHrucuiailN described as follows. Com merce at d point on the front lime of the said lot (which is the south line uf Whit uhsioh aNenuel fifty t5ol feet from the thence along the lot front to thc said u9t th"CS- corner, thence along the ot- N'dihG Nue between lots eleven tIl and lweNe p-l of said block one hundred and nuetN-fiNe tl95l feet to th, rear lnv. of lot eleven CID. thence east along lhr rear line of said lot fifty t50j feet H' pee. U d straight line to tho point u DC eglnnlnE in Garland county. Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale. On credit of three months, the purchaser being rcgui.rd ,u execute bond as required bv Inv a1J the niuef and decree of ~lid court Tn ~tI cause, with approved security ucaffne interest at the rate of lO urI. ..ai ti, lnanm from date of sale uuNl raIt. and n Ien peinS retained on the promise. sold to secure the payment of n. nn-- chase money.
 Gwen under my hand this 10th d5, u. April IA b. 1917.
 F. w. ROWIUS.
 tDfuroie iDr.l. iY tsi....4...., ,..
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Dr. E. F. Vinegar mas returned to his practice and can be fcnn9 at his office 346-3iS Central avenusr,tr from to i2 and to pm 2i-T4ttS,