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The Dolores star., 1918-05-10

Try Swift's corn cure for that corn.
Cures any corn swiftly, surely and
without pain. Cure three corns for
five cents. Lena Bear.
The Dolores star., 1918-05-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publfsher.)

U0partmenE Of th0 Iht0fiOT.
April 1, lol8.
0f Aekman. Colorado. who, on July 18th,
1911, made pro -emptiqn declaratory stassanent.
No. O70lO, for this Ne Sc Of section II snd the
10 west. N. 4. r. Meridian, has nied nctlce I
intention 10 mako final presumption psoof =
establish claim TO tho land above deacrfbe1.
court for Nontexuma county, Colorado, ~
Cortsz, Colorado. ON the End day Of n >, telA.
Claimant names a. vitusssess
WRIGHT sand John Z. Piss al Of Aekman,
Jxo. I. JoYCs. RsgisteH
First pub npr. II; last pub may II. lsiA.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPublishsr.l

.. 3. L.nd onies at Durenso. Colorado.
80 March 18th, 1878.
Notice u hereby given that Benjamia ".
Lsavits, Of Lewis, Colombo, who on Nay u,
1914. .nade ho1 stsed application, No: ol71S,
NV { Sc OF section %, townsbip - north,
range 10 west, D. n. p. Meridian, has Aled
notice Of intention 70 make hnal three-yeaI
proof, to establish claim 10 the land above
described, before J. n. Brumisy, clerk Of The
distFict court yor Monte.uma ccanty. at CCrtss,
Colorado, ON the 6th day Of Nay, l0ls.
Claimant names A. witnesses:
Edwin 8. Porter, Yidney n. Denton, james
Uptain and Paul Rutherfofd, all Of LeWis,
JHo. r. JoYcx, Register.
First pub. mar. -; last pub may ., 1913.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lPuhlishssl

Us. Land o1ies a DuFanGg, Ce,eesis
Notice 10 hereby givsa that WLIia0 o. 1D5fs>.
made honsstssd spplieaticn No. 9i1 ics 4 Z
Nwt. section ~ and The 3 MIA q ssesloe
..S.. sSSnshs L.. ,.s s1,s so.. so 8 = ~:
Anal three year proof 70 eeeahlish e1al0 = ~
land above deserihsd before J q bruaisy,
county, Colorado, e Cortsa. Colossdo, o SAo
18th day Of Nay, 1e1x
Claimant nanes a. 1itnesses:
Ira I. HaFman al Of Dolores, Culos0Ao.
Jno. 8. 1ovcu, Dogiseoe.
First pub. apr. s; lass Uah. nay y. iSlS
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPublishsrl

Department Of the Interior.
April 8. lpiS.
Notice 10 hsreby given that 0eores W.
snyder, q Dove Creek, Colorado. Who, on Sep
tory. statsment, No: 07s76, for the sW Z sW I,
section s., Fl BE 4, section 9, NE I. NE
north ranse 70 west. N Mp isridian. hes
nlsd notice Of intention 70 make nual pre-.
em1 on proof TO establish claim 70 the land
the distfict court for Aontszuna county.
COLORADO. at Cortos. Colorado, on the slth day
OF NAY, f0l1,
lillian Bales, Henry Bales, Leouidas Crapo
and Charles H. Snyder, all Of Dove Greek.
Colorado.
JNo. r. JOYCE, Register.
First pub. apr. II; last pub may II. lyls.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publisher.)

Us. Land Once a durango. Cofordo
Notice is hsreby given that Ffssi Z. Wsiehs
of Acknan, Colorado, who. 90 April 8 III.
made -pree4ption deelasetofy statement, No.
range ID west, NJ. 4. P. 1esidIan, has aisd
uoticc Of intention TO make Anal pse-enRtlos
proof, g est.blish CLAIM 70 ths lasd shoye
district court for Aontesuma county ~ Costea,
Colorado. on this 18th day Of June. islA
Claimant nance - Witnessed '7z
John Z. Pi9g. Minnis b. Pig, Roy q, NArr
and Z. Frank Spickeft all OF Ackman, olsradO
JNo. I. Jovca, Hsyislsr.
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NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
(Publisher)

Department Of the Interior.
o. 8. Land Onice at Durango. Colorado.
April q, 1918.
Notice IL hereby given that Ralph D. stod.
%.ss hs ws :ss.ss e.
.apss Is isepn = ns,;a.nD :ss;aH:hD 4. nGi ss
notice of intention 70 make final ave
year proof 10 sAtablish claim 70 tho land
above described, before the Register and Re
ceiyef. United States Land On1ce. st Durango.
Colorado, on the f1th day OF June, 1878.
Claimant names - witneeses:
Osborn and Samuel Bankston, all of Cedar.
Jno. r. JoYcH, REGISTER.
First pub may 8: Lass tub june !. isIS.
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NOTICE FO1 PuBLICAfsON.
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Dopartnent a. tie InNagSnr.

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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publishsr)

Deperment Of The Inferior,
U. q. Land Ofics at Durango. Colorado.
April 10, 1918.
Minor, of Lewis, Colorado. who on August
%. 1919. made homestead application, No.OS06S,
for tho = SE 4 section =. and N HE4 Of sec.
n Aefidiaa, has filed notice Of intention 70
mako hnsl throe year proof, 70 establish
claim 10 tho land above described. before J. n.
Brumley. clerk Of the District court for Mon
tesuma county, Colorado. at Cortes, Colorado.
on the nth day Of juno. 1918.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
Joseph Z. K. Stotts, Bertha Stotts, Margaret
A. Paye and David 3. GrifRth all Of Lewis.
Colorado.
JNo. +. JOYCE, Register.
First pub may 8; last pub juno 7. 1915.
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NOTICE foR PUBLICATION,

u.s. Lssd 0dss Is Ds'asSs: SsIssaS.s e.
Notics % hefsbg siysa that Johs 0cess. q
Dolores, Colorado. Who. On naFeh - it4A
s::sioa e ~
8 west, N q r Dsfidisn has Ala soSIss & isSSS.
eioa % .naks naal thses.Ssae Deopl, % eslok.
]. y. BrunIsg, clark a Tie dIs{sies ooasS -
radO,, oo ths ssth dsy g Nay. isis.
Lon Davis, Eva Davis, HaPry Z. Latin soA
Susie Spear all Of Dolofes, Colorado.
JMo. !. JOrCn, Bagieeoe.
First pub spr. 10; lsss pub mag q. M
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q. 8. Lard once q Dufaneo, . olcrado.
April n. loIx
Schleeel, of Dove Creek, Colorado, Who. ON
September u, lSli, made pre-enption declara-
tory statement, No. o7ll7. for SE section
north range 10 west, Nh r Msfidian, has iled
notice OF intsosion 70 make hnsl pre-emItion
proof to establish claim TO the land above
described b1fore Leslie \. Bell. United States
commis. ioner. at Dove Creek, Colorado, ON tho
18th day OF June, 1915.
Claimant names a. Witnesses:
John W. ,Bassel, Lloyd Gilligan, Floyd Davis
and Marcella Y. Schleeel, all Of Dove Greek, !,
Colorado.
First pub mag .; last pub. June :. 1915
The Dolores star., 1918-05-10
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND
DETERMINATION OF nEIRSHIP.
Estats OF Minnie e. Walters, deceased.


DETERMINATION OF nEIRSHIP.
Estate Of Minnie =. Walters, deceased.
No.Oo2
OF june A. ID. 1918, tho undersigned will pre-
sent TO the Coun u Court Of 0nessuma county |,
Colorado, his accounts for Anal settlement q I
q administration Of said estate, when and whore
all pefsons In interest may appear and object
to them, II thsy 20 desife.
Notice u also hereby given that applications
for the DETERMINATION Of heirship Of said!
Minnie Z. Walters, deceased, has beon made
and chat the court will 90 said date hefein-
before mentioned, or at any time % which tho
hearing may be continued proceed 70 ascertain
and determine who. are tie heirs OF the said
Minnie z, Waters, decsassi. and - such .nti-
msnts OF other property; real q personsl cs,p,
Minnie e. Walters. deceased. aud enter 4 de.
cree accordingly, at which hearing sil pers'ne
claiming TO Be heirs at Law OF said deceased
may appear and present theif proof.
b. u. WALrRHs,
Administrator Of tie Estats OF Minnio Z.
\ Walters, Deceased.
First pub may 10; last pub june !, 1918.
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THE DOLORES STAR
CHARLES BEAR. PusL,snea.

Entered at the possofies in Dolores, Colorado
for transmission through the nails. as second
class mail matter.
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- Department q the lntsrior,

(Publiahor)
Department. Of the Interior,
q. 8. Land Oface at Durango, Colorado.
Notice is hereby. giyen that Hassl II. Wtay,
orby, Utah, who. on September II, 1911, made
presumption doclaratory statement No. 07le6,
for tho BE Of section y, township II
nled notico Of intention t6 make 6naI pre-
eruption proof 70 establish clain 70 the land
above deecribed. before J. BrumIey, clerk
COLORADO. a Coftes. CoIoradq. on the 18th
day Of June 1918.
Claiment names a. Witnesses:
John L. HodGe, Ether a. Loekefby. J. Dow
Coz. and William O. Shut all a Lockefby,
JNo. T. JoycR. Rseistss.
First pub may. 10; last pub juno u, l0l6
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day Of Junes Ie1G
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John W. Baeeel, Lloyd 6lligAa, vlogd Davis
and Weslsy :. Hehls1sl. eh - Dove Creek,
8 ~ Jnp. 3. 1oacu, Rsgis4ss.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-17
FUTURE STANLEY FILMS
Plays and Players Who Will Be Seen
on Local Screens

(. Frank w. Buhler. managing director
Of the Stanley Company. has announced
ths attractions for the coming season
NJ his playhouses.
ave have booked Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford, Fred Stone and all the
other favorites in the group OF stars
playing under the Paramount-Artcraft
banner, as we'll as the D. W. Grimth
specials, the Cecil De Mile specials ana
all of the Paramount-Artcrafts own
specials From the Goldwyn Pictures
will come all of Geraldine Farrar's
plays, the first one being The Turn OF
the Wheel Goldwyn also gives us all
the Rex Beach stories, the first one
being Dangling Bill. Hyde with VIII
Rogers, the famous monologuist and
rope-thrower as the star. Pauline Fred
erick and others equally as we'll known
are also on the Goldwyn program Select
VIII give us Clara Kimball Young and
Norma Talnadge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-17

ginning with a special matinee Labor
Day. September 2. Phoebe Pretends,"
it is said. strikes an entirely new phase
of universal family interest and pre-
sents a much discussed topic from the
novel angle of the child rather than of
the parent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-17
SHUBERT THEATRE
READY FOR OPENING
August 20 Date Set, With
"Chu Chin Chow" as the
Attraction

Broad street is rapidly recoming as
famous for its theatres as IS Broadway,
New York There will be sixteen play
houses, including movie theatres. built
and one under construction when tho
new Shubert opens on August &c. with
"Chu chin Chow" as the inaugural at.
traction.
This new playhouse will stand as
memorial tu Sam : Shubert. who was
fatally injured in a railroad accident
some years ago. 1t also makes the
fourth theatre in this city under the
direction Of the Shubert interests. The
others are the Adelphi Lyric and the
Chestnut street Opera House. II Is
situated on the site of horticultural
Han, next 20 the academy of Music
\ reminder of Horticultural Hall will
be found in the staircase in the rear OF
the lobby which leads to the balcony and
in the vestihule which leads from terra
Gotta arChway to the lobby.
Herl,ert !. Knapp. who has designed
many theatres. Is responsible for the
plans of this one, while the construction
was under the direction of Edward
Margoles, a builder of many theatrical
offices. A combination Office building
and theatre in the rear is the result.
stores nave Detil plt''b pli ''''''
the entrance to the theatre
4 thousand persons can be comfort T.
ably seated on the lower floor while IN
the balcony there will be 6s6 seats a
gallery will accommodate 2So people
| The entrance for the gallery Will ne OF
| Manning street.
There are commodious lounging rooms
for both ladies and gentlemen. TheE
are of gray oak. harmoniZing win th'
general suhdued color scheme followed
throughout
The ceiling Is a rare conception of thf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-17

Italian style of art and is in the rich
colorings of red, old ivory and gold
Although It is not visible from below.
the ceiling is perforated and on the roof
is large exhaust fan to insure constant
ventilation. ss
over the stage there is a large paint
ing of Comedy and over either proscen-
ium box are similar conceptions of
Drama and Music. A large cartouche In
the centre of the proscenium bears the
initials, IS. S. s."
The stage is ninety feet wide and for
ty-seven feet deep. with a proscenium
opening forty-ive feet wide and twenty
FIVE feet high. with the gridiron extend
ing seventy feet over the stage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-17
Woodside Park Toy Hunt

The measure of success attending the
toy hunts held this season at Woodside
Park has been so pronounced that still
another event of this character Is schcd'
uled by the management.
Conductor Rodia Will introduce sev-
cral new selections and will also in
clude number of instrumental solo'
by the members of his organization
Edna wallace Kinney will return fol
the balance of the season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-17

The Broadway Theatre reopens Labor
made under the direction of Messrs.
Sablosky and McGuirk The total amount
expended is $4,000, and one of the
big improvements is the installation of
new organ, complete in every detail
A new concrete floor has been laid
and more comfortable chairs have been
installed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-17
INDICATOR
FOR THE COMING WEEK
Vaudeville, Photoplays Buresque and Other Forms of Enter
tainment to Be Found at Local
PIayhouses ,

Fletcher, In Clubs Are Jrumps." by
J. G. Collins: Armstrong and James,
minstrels; the Bandys. dancers Carrie
Lille. eccentric comedienne; Corn
cob Cutups." Gould and Lewis, singers
and, dancers.
PHoToPLAYS
STANLEY-"Money Mad" brings Mae
Marsh in a new Goldwyn play. She is
supported by Rodrique La ROGUE,
Alec B. Francis, Macy Harlan and
John Sainpholis. Charlie Captures
the Kaiser" an extra cartoon movie.
PALACE-"Bound in Morocco" has
Douglas Fairbanks as the star. Allan
Dwan is the author and director.
ARCADTA--"In Pursuit of Polly" with
Billie Burke as the star. Chester
Whitley is the director and Eva Unsell
made the screen adaptation. Thomas
Meighan is the chief male player.
VICTORIA-"A Soldiers Oath" is a
revival of n war picture which
features William Farnum. Fox made
the production.
REGENT-"A Pair of Silk Stockings
by Cyril Harcourt, and with Constance
Talmadge as the star first half OF
week, and Green Eyes" with Dorothy
Dalton, the latter half of the week.
STRAND-"Bound in Morocco" with
Douglas Fairbanks, first half of week
and 'T-he Great Love-" by d. w
Griffith, the latter half of the week
LOCUST-Douglas Fairbanks. "Bount
in Morocco"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-17
BURLESQUE

CASINO-Mollie williams and her
Queen of Hearts company in newest
burlettas Ted Burns is the chief
comedian, while EMIL Casper, Frankie
Burns. Ruth Hastings, Frank Lucy
and Purcelle and Ramsey have i'm
portant parts.
TROCADERO-"The Monte Carlo Girls,
in nine special scenes and two acts.
Frank Rags Murphy, assisted by
Charley Collins, heads the cast OF
players, W hich includes Sara Hyatt.
kitty Warren and John Mudgns.
GAYETY-"The Razzle-Dazzle Girls
musical comedy with vaudeville.
Harry Steppe and Grace Fletcher head
the company. The amateur boxing
bouts will be continued on Wednes
day evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-17
CONTINUING ATTRACTIONS
FEATURE FILMS

FEhf tHI
FOBREST--"America Answer" second
United States official war picture
released by the Committee of Public
Information. Scenes selected from
more than 10000 feet of film taken by
the signal corps Of the American Ex-
peditionary Force In France.
GARRICR-"Hearts of the World" d.
w Griffith made the production in
France and America, with Robert
Harry, Lillian and Dorothy Gish,
George Faucet and Ben Alexander In
the leading parts. 1t Is a love story
of the war.
VAUDEVILLE
kETTH'S-The Mastersingers, in a
production called AT Fore River; l..
Wolfe Gilbert and Anatole Friedland.
Jean Adair, Marshall Montgomery.
ventriloquist; Emma Stephens, the
personality soprano ; Catherine Powell.
assisted by Adele, in dances; George
N. Brown, Otto Adlon and company
and Felix Bernard and Jose Termini.
GLOBE-"The Garden Bellies" Eva
Puck, Bobbe and Nelson, Mcclure and
Dolly, Grace DeWinters. Three Mori
Brothers, acrobats; Grace St Claire
Seymour and Seymour, Celli Trio, In
musical numbers.
CROSS kEYS-Walter Wroe'S Dancing
Dolls, Fox and Ingraham. Cape and
Hutton, Lonne Naesse. comedienne
Marlettes Manikns, first half of week
George Schillng and company, in "On
the Western Front; the Celestial
Duo, Fabor and Taylor, Arthur Rigby
and Mcclellan and Carson, latter hall
of the week.
KEYsTONE-Tom Browns Minstrel
Revue. Keep Smiling" musical com
edy Kennedy and Hollis, Grendel and
Esther, Deas and Davis and the Five
Pandurus Chapter I of Hands UP
is the photoplay.
NIYON-Danse Fantasies special dane
ing number; Martha Hamilton, in The
Installment Collectors" : Mind reading
dog. Regan and Renard. singers; Rob
ert Swan, and photoplay, The Claw
of the Hun"
COLONfAL-La Croha Family. aero
bats; Rains and Goodrich Birds II
Dreamland" Forrest and Church
dancers Willie Smith, musician, ant
photoplay, Madam Sphinx"
GRAND-George Barber and Carri'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-17

For quite a number of seasons past
Klaw and Erlanger have inaugurated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-17

Nancy Lee" a play by Eugene Wal
ter, in which Miss Charlotte Walker
plays the title role. will come to the
Garrisk Theatre on Labor Day. matinee.
September 9 Nancy Lee" is a virile,
forceful play of everyday life. The
sham and deceit of women who live be-
,ond their means Is the theme.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-17

the opening of the Forrest Theatres
season with the production Of a new
musical comedy The night of Monday.
September 2 Labor Day.. will reveal
The Girl Behind the Gun" a new
musical comedy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-17

"Chu Chin Chow will have gala
opening at the new Shubert on Mon
day night. August 26. The original
east, including Florence Reed, Lionel
Graham, Eugene !Cowles. Tessa Kosta.
Richie Ling, and many others, more than
400 in all, will be seen here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-17

Business Before Pleasure will be
presented at the Lyric Theatre on Sep
temher . for an indefinite engagement
under the direction of A. II. Woods.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-17

"Phoebe Pretends," the new Eleanor
Gates comedy, will have its first produc-
ton on any stage at the opening of the
season at the Broad Street Theatre, be-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-17
FORTHCOMING SHOWS
Novelties to Be Found in Musical and
Dramatic Plays

A smart musical comedy is founded on
George AIDES famous comedy. THE Col
lege Widow" In general outline the
story of Leave 1t to Jane follows the
well-known AIDE play and preserves the
college atmosphere and spirit of youth
and merriment. The captivating music
by Jerome Kern is light, jingling and
rhythmical The book and lyrics are by
Guy Bolton and p G. Wodehouse. and
are witty, novel and unusual
The engagement will begin Friday
night, August 80, and during the run of
Leave 1t to Jane" in Philadelphia the
matinees at the Chestnut Street Opera
House will be Wednesdays and Satur-
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04
EASTERN STAR
ENDS SESSION
Fifteenth Annual Convention Closed Yes.
, terday With Election OF ohcers.

With the. "l"cii,TI Of officers ycSfcrunv
. ;If;rru,nn and Ih"n the lnStaJiinE- the
fittr,rth annual convention Of The Grand
! Chst;.t"r nf West NirEinEL Eastern Star.
: was bruu Sht To n clos"
Follow InE are the officers:
! Worthy Grand Mat rrn--Miss BrSS 10
E:Lrl.r IL Princeton.
/ Worthy Grand Fat rom Il CHblfehon.
! Of l$!u..iIcld
. Associate. Grand Matron-MrS. Juanna
: EISiur uf Huntington.
Associate Grand Pairon--Er. u. n.
. lhI.. miarfcr. of Mannlngton.
! Grand Ss-crrtary-Mls$ Elta NJ. Barnes
o. Of Ml,'llrh"urn"-
Cr..;.d Trc.tSurcr-Mr RS. Greek A. PTrk-
! of .:i.....T.
! Gr..I.i ;'onductrrsS--MrS. Emma Corr.
! ~ ~ ...l"n
! C;r.,!d Associate CCnductress-Mrs.
! f,IjZ:,brlh rnuin. of Villa nlSon.
! Grand Trustrc--HrS. Cleo C1Ish ing. nf
| SiStc -sviiie.
: Immediately following the election. II
! lunChrnr was served and then the new
officers were installed. Unfinished bust
moss WAS closed up and th.: session was
closed.
This years convention has fH~n 0nr or
th., mos; successful III IN" history or
. The organization. Th"re were nearly a
thnTsand ,lclnraIcs i'll attendance for the
three days and much business was
: transacted.
! Nlny ct tn, distinguished guests i"fe
. last evening fur their homes and the
remaining few will leave today,