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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-03-02
PERSONALS


Mrs. Louis Prejean and little
son have returned home from a
visit to Rayne.
DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Goodwin
were visitors to Franklin on Tues
day.
Miss Violet Brubacker spent
last Sunday here from Jeanerette
with her sister, Mrs. Willie G.
Weeks.
Mrs. Joe Pellerin, Mrs. Tolson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Mar
shall Of LAFAYETTE were visitors
here on Tuesday.
Mr.. Hubbard Hacker of New
Orleans is the guest of his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. 0. Hacker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bauman
and baby returned to their home
in Omaha, Neb. last Sunday.
The Busy Bee Sewing Circle
met at the home Of Mrs. Orr f.
F. Courts last Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Raoul Duperier returned
to her home in Beaumont, Texas.
on Monday.
Miss Julia Decuir of San An
+onio Texas. visited relatives here
this week.
Miss Mildred Weeks of New
Orleans is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Weeks.
Miss Mildred Blumenthal Of
Loreauville spent the weekend
: here with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul LeBourgeois
and son Master James returned
home last Saturday from several
days visit to New Orleans.
Mrs. Octave Romero returned
Wednesday from several months
visit in Baton Rouge.
Mr.. Adolph Mestayer Of Alex
andria spent several days here
this week with relatives.
After several weeks visit here
with her sister, Mrs. Harry Hall,
Mrs. Daniel Southern left Tues
day for Salt Lake City, Utah.
It is with regret that we learn
of the illness Of Miss Lizzie De-
Valcourt and hope she will soon
recover.
Mrs. Earl Hall has returned
home from q visit to Vinton.
Mayor H. s. Sealy, Attorney
Emile Vuillemot and Postmaster
.,Silvio Broussard were visitors to
Houston this week on business.
Miss Cora LeBourgeois Of JEAN
erette was q visitor for q few
days at the home Of Miss Sadie
Belanger. y
Mrs. Albert Estorge and daugh-
ter Miss Maud spent several days
this week in New Orleans.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mouton baby girl on Friday,
February 22d.
Mr.. L. G.. Williams of Cali
fornia stopped over here for q
few days to greet his friends be-
fore leaving for Mississippi,
where he will locate.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-03-02
Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing described promissary Note dated
February 9th, 1917, fer the sum Of Two
Hundred Dollars, bearing eight per esne
interest per anBum from date until paid,
due and payable one year after date sx-
ecutsd and signed by Lse 0onseuliD.
payable to his own order and by him en-
dorssd In blank and belonging to Mr..
Julia Nestaysr, wife Of p. A. Dupuy.
and duly paraphsd No vArietuf for linden
tification with an act Of Sale and NoStg-
age Of even date, has been misplaced or
lost, and the public 10 hereby Doti6sd not
to accept or negotiate same.
p. 4. DUDUY,
Tsstamentary ExecuteS
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-03-02

/ Mr.. A. E. Hall left Wednes-
/ day for Memphis, Tenn. on bust
ness.
Mrs. Henry Kimball has re-
turned to her home in Orange,
Texas, having attended the fun
eral of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Ber-
nard's baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marin and
family attended the funeral of
their mother Thursday in St. Mar
tinsville.
The friends of Mrs. George
Emmer regret to learn of her Ill
ness and hope she will soon re-
cover.
DIR. Ed. Quirk returned Thurs
day to Houston after several days
visit here at the home of Mrs. Fe-
lix Mestayer.
Mrs. Charlie Stein returned to
her home in Abbeville on Monday.
Mr.. Edward Lassalle Of Camp
Beauregard is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lassalle.
The friends of Mr.. A. Moity re-
greet to learn of his illness. He
has been confined to his bed for
three weeks.
Mr.. w. G.. Fisher of Pare Perdue
was a business visitor here on
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Willie L. Burke was circu-
lating among his friends on Wed.
nesday after being confined to his
home for several weeks.
Mr.. Leonard Lyon of Murphy
P. O. was visitor in our sanctum
last Wednesday. While here he
renewed his subscription to the
Enterprise.
Among the Loreauville citizens
in town last Wednesday were
Messrs. Louis Boutte, Alphonse
Boutte and Mr.. Luzin j. Gonsou
lin.
Hon. Henry N. Pharr and fam
lily returned on Wednesday last
from Brownsville. Texas, after q
few weeks absence.
Mr.. j. B. Harland, formerly Of
Monterey, Mexico. and late OF
Texas arrived here some days
ago. Mr.. Hartland is engaged in
the stock business.
Mrs. j. B. Vloeberghs, the
Loreauville milliner passed
through our City yesterday on
her way to New Orleans to make
spring and summer purchases.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs, Wal
ter Nereaux was made happy on
February 21st by the arrival OF a
seven pound daughter.
Mrs. Henry Patout and her lit
tie daughters. Celeste Levie and
Claire were visitors at Jeanerette
on Thursday, the guest Of rela:
tives. W
Lieutenant DIR. E. s. Fulton
dropped of here on Thursday
and spent the day with his
friends. Lieutenant Fulton has
been at San Antonio most Of the
time. We understand he went
- h..a - Alexandria.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-03-02
Children Cry
FOR FlgTOasa's
@ A . va RIA

Mr.. Jules L.. Arnandez was
appointed by the National Defense
Council as the Parish representa-
tive of that organization. Mr..
Arnandez has assumed this i'm
portant Government work purely
from a patriotic standpoint while
he is unemployed. His business is
to solicit men for clerical work,
drafting, carpenters, mechanics,
reamers, sill makers. etc. and any
| one who cares to enroll himself
in the service of Uncle Sam should
call upon him at once.
See Fisher & Murray for real
estate. They have on their list a
number of good properties at rea-
sonable rates.
The vacant room in the En-
terprise building is being reno
waited in every particular and by
this afternoon it is probable the
millinery stock of Miss Ida M.
Cheatham will be removed in the
new location. The front of the
building has also been remodelled
with two elegant show windows
adding materially to the general
appearance of the structure.
FOR SALE-One Winchester
Repeater Rife % gqage. Model
1906. A bargain. Apply to j..
L. Arnandez.
Lieutenant Robert Landry Of
Camp Beauregard sprang a sur
prise upon his parents and friends
last Saturday when he arrived
here with a young bride. Mr.. Lam
dry had been married since the
18th Of the month to Miss Edna
McNutt of Pennsylvania. The cou-
pie had been engaged for some
months. having met in the State
of Arkansas some two summers
ago when Mr.. Landry was visit
ing in that State. The wedding oc-
Cured at the home Of the bride 8
sister at Alexandria where she
was visiting at the time Of the
contracting nuptials.
"A Junior Red Cross Associa-
ton was organized here this week
by the Faculty Of the New Iberia
High School with an enrolment
of some three hundred and twenty
three active members. The enroll
ment was, full 100 per cent and
the members are all enthusiastic
over the organization. The Off
GERS elect were as follows: Miss
Thelma French, chairman; Miss
Alma Sharp, vice-chairman and
Miss Lillian Aubry, treasurer. Be-
sides effecting this worthy band Of
co-workers in behalf Of the SOL
diers the Faculty Of the High
School has raised sufficient money
to purchase q service flag in be-
half of the forty graduates Of the
New Iberia High School who have
enrolled under the stars and
stripes for active service in Eu-
rope.
We understand Hon. Vic. j.
Poirson has been designated by
Sheriff Landry as the successor
to Mr.. Albert Broussard in the
tax collecting department of that
important Office. Mr.. Poirson,
it will be remembered, served
in the same capacity under Sheriff
Henderson and we do not believe
there is any one in the Parish
better fitted to fill this branch Of
the Sheriff's Office. Mr.. Poirson
is well known by our people and
we feel certain his appointment
viii meet with the general appro-
baton Of the patrons Of the tax.
paying public. Just when he
win assume charge Of the books
Ne have not a yet been m
feensd. ~.
g4&sz
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-03-02
LOCALS

|
Society of the Epiphany church
will be held at the home Of Mrs.
!. P. Russell next Wednesday
afternoon at $50 o'clock.
"A special service will be held
at the Presbyterian church next
Tuesday March 5th) at s o'clock
P. M. Ministers from New Or
leans; Morgan City and Able
Vile are expected to participate.
| All are cordially invited.
Break your Cold or LaGrippe
with a few doses of 666.
"A special from Camp Pike
on Wednesday chronicled the in
formation that Messrs. Lester
Kahn and Chas. Basin had been
given authority to enter the third
Officers Training Corps. In this
particular, we believe New iberia
has a large percentage of officers
in the Government service than
any City it's size in the United
States.
Ruby-My-T ism-Antiseptic. Re-
lieves Rheumatism, Sprains, Neu-
ralgia, Etc.
The regular services of the
Presbyterian church will be held
tomorrow night at $50 o'clock.
On Wednesday evening at the
same hour the usual prayer meet
ing will take place. The public
is cordially invited to- be present.
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System
The Old Standard general STRENGTHENING tonic,
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria. enriches the blood. and builds pthesys-
Died, at the residence of his
parents on Friday. February 22d,
1918 at ten o'clock P. M, little
Donald Russell Bernard. aged l
year and 10 days. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie j. Bernard of West
Main Street. The funeral took
place from the Methodist church
in this City on Saturday afternoon
at four o'clock. The grief-strick-
en- family have the sympathy OF
their friends.
Yard Man Wanted to do gar
den and other work. Colored.
Apply to G. H. Brown, 42O East
Main Street.
Preparations for the drilling
by next week on Spanish Lake ny
the Spanish Lake Oil Co. con-
tinues unabaited by the managers
Of the company. The derrick is
located directly over parafne
bed and the gas indications are as
good as any in the Parish. From
what we learn other companies
are also contemplating putting
down some wells in the same VI
entity in the very near future.
There is no doubt before many
years the oil wells in this Parish
will be so plentiful that Iberia will
be considered the best field in the
South. Z e'Ss
Field Representative of the
War Loan Organization, Mr.. L. M.
Wade, spent several days here this
week in touch with Hon. Edward
L. Estorge of the Local Liberty
Loan Executive Committee and
other gentlemen who will assist
in the third war loan activities. It
is the intention to organize
auxiliary branches in every Ward
Of the Parish of Iberia after which
an effort will be made to get the
masses Of the people to purchase
as many Of the Liberty Bonds as
their means viii permit. From
what we learn q great deal Of it,
erature will be circulated through
the medium Of the public school
teachers and each week the names
Of every purchaser Of ! bond win
b printed SD eiven circulation
ttrenoh ou@ O. Pszi6h.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-03-02
FOE. SALE

Two nice comfortable homes.
one on st. Peter Street. the other
on Iberia Street.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-03-02
NOTICE.

/, the undersigned, convicted
Of entering a freight car and
larceny am applying for a parole.
SIDNEY GARDNER.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-03-02
CARD OF THANKS.

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ENJOYING FRUITS OF
 BIG LEGAL VICTORY
WHEN UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY MARTIN WON SUIT HE OPENED UP DUCK
 SHOOTING.

II ie uot alNags Chat un attorney e,ls u ddcd premium on his leeaH victory .har t.au the fee from client. or # ho represents orarnmeut OF state more reward comes t0 him u victory thln the commonwealth
 e+cri1o ut u the instance or United States District Attorney W i Martins famous victory iu lan
 lub md cases. ha not alone opened
 thousands of acres of yalu3nlc land 10 homestead entry bat also he made possible for all time the shooting of wild ducks m tbc proper season ju one Of tle host duck hooune ct-
 ion of lhis country
 Rig Lake u Mississippi county is tuc scene of the goycrnments victor tmouah District Attorney Martin Al one uuo a group of millionaire
 pormcu from all over America rc- cesuHiug the great ducl, preserve on Biz Lake, bought a trip of ground ls inches wido around ths lake. and through the techrcality of the law were thus in legal possession of the lake to the exclusion of all others The rights of the club were contest el even to tho United States cou,~ If Appeals and sustained for tue club owners When the sunk land ease, of long staudln@, came up Lctorc tho government Mir Martin wa district attorney. and in winning that con tcuuou and tho thousands of acraa of land for homestead entry the title of the Big Lake Club w1s invanded, and hc property thrown open to the putic portsmcu, ot course under such restrictiCn as the government through the department Of agricui-
 lure. threw around the preserve to preveni the evtcrmnatton ot th~ same
 Nr Martin aiols fully the lruits of his victor, in tha sportsmeu hp he enjoy at Big Lake, and has irs. returned from tAal place where ne wa host to party of fuends in- oludine Judge Allen IIushes, ot Memphis Prosecuting Attorney Wills Davis, of Blvfheville, Judge Scotr Weed. Tcu K Martin, E F. Latta and Douglas IIotchas5 of Hot spring and Nessrs Rector Walef and Shcrrill ut Little Rock and Dr phuur. 9t Malvern The erour agod alme plonuulE though the lack of an extreme cod pcll td#
 winter made the shooting less pro- dUcuye tun 4 usughy tac rulo
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YOUR DECISION SOON.

One Weez from next Thursday tbe qualified voters of this state Uin Aaye Co answer by heir votes whe a- CT hey want fhc new constitution doptcd or not and under the ceu ditons which surround that oues tion they can not answer simply remaining away from the voting fooths
 Tho vote muEt be registered either for aho con intuition or ag7nst it and ,he mere Iema.ninG away nom tho voting precinct will not record you against the constitution. for if na- orty of those voting on the issue layor 1t. the vlole constitution i3 adopted
 I must no. lo torgottau oy the ,wlties of tho constitution as sub- nitted that thore are mnmberahl4 big things contained iu tho document and that the question before hem ig merely whether they believe as a whole the constitution should bo adopted
 Ii ls moi pod citizenship to pass such an issue without siyms it at- .entiou
 Thera aro plenty ot copies of tho new constitution hero and available for an who desire 10 infomm them selves on the issues and they can bo had fer the asking. SO that person may in their leisure moments look g tl1e Nocument over and 1c prepared to ntolHgenay vote
 Stop by the Sentinel Record aud get copies Nof this constitution for yourself, ana for the neigbbors. fl you are intcresfod and lets make for Garland county aN. least the record of an intelligent y4e on the issus Ihe failure Of g county to show lp ;. vote, either for or against. prove record Of disiutorcsteduess that H not becoming 10 the history oI this generation. r is not imperative that YOU suppost the constitution or that you oppose it lu it i5 imperative that you cast a vote Thursday wco, on tle issue and on DeceuDer ii thus proves t0 the rest of inc state that you have taken an interest m this attempted step for the advance ment Of the interests of the state
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NOTICE FOR RE PUBLICATION

Department of inc interior U s. Lood
 Office at Little Rock Arkansas, No vemhet 2q 1918
 Notice is hereby IiNen that Neal F hc' o Ccd Glade Ara7u t. ebo on OGobe % ial and Ar.1et .s9 ZIG made original and additional muIea Noe ol9e7 and cl35lI for 8 i-2 Is -a NE n SW 1-a. x N1-a 0El-i aW I'd. 3 I-z aE i-i 1W i-4 % l-- 2 -- .NE 2-4 SW Wl-l N1-2 NL 1-i SW l-t. aE f4 INV l-l and @N l-l NV l-i, Section 2t Township \, Range 25 W. 5h pdmc0l Ncudi has filed notice Of intention to ma.le three year proof to establish claim to tue land ubovn deslubea bc-cre t $. Com- mi4 icner at Hot Sprlugs Ar6au 1s. on the Eth dav ot lauu ry la'a
 Clafman ntnea u Wituesec. James Blocher ol Cel7r flades Art Hou ton Bicha 3son of Cedar Glaic- Ark Aarcn Graves. ot Cedar uiades Ark Randogb Graves. of Cedar Glaaea Ark
 JOHN N ALLEN. ruesl Register
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YOU CAN HELP IT.


 We ai AnCw that Hot springs National Park is suggestive Of Ma things We all know that when the day comes that Hot Springs win ba identified as Hot Springs National Park the name will bc indicative ol a government health and government pleasure resort
 Of course there will come a. ume when the name will bc lcsau changed, becase tt is a biz thing for us in the matter of tho attraction Of tourists, but you and your neighbora can do much Co the general adoption of tho uane
 When you 60 away from home register from TTcl Sprine National Park
 When you write your friends. ask them to address you in return "gIot Slpringe National Park
 Whenever you Set chance put he nSme of Hot Sprinps National Park 7 on your stationary and get ready to make the name generally fittfng 10 Hot Springs Arkansas.
 AS you get naw printed mattor change the title and have the nana of l2ot Spriug5 National Park as written here minus the quotaiicas printed. on it
 The postal authorities win soon set the hint, and the railroads will lend their assistance as they get out new literature and time cards. and within a short time there will bc & new title to this resort that wnl mot have to say Owned and Controlled by the United state Government, tut that will in the short suggestion of Hot Springe National Park carry with il the Identification that Hot springs is government property and that il is therefore endorsed as well as cIned and controlled.
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Morlh hiscnllon q Wom.n.

Nagn yoo feel too tired fo w-ta when dark puff appear under >orr eyes. when you wake up weary with bacsache or pains in siGus and lou
 when nusc,ea and bones ache when yo4 uftor rheumatic tnuae vhau lumL2 puts you down Acu yo4 luo" the kidneys are weakened OF diaorter- ed, Mrs j nucMe1 Route l Iar- day Nc3. writes t am recovering from au attack ot iHmhas3 hy thc aid q. l1 KidGeg pHt~ They sWcs hafs helped me 4 C Jpiugs -AdE
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PUBLIC LIBRARY NOTES.

When the dreary days of winter ap- noadh. enc naturallv turns to good novel and a breht fire The lihHry has en its h Ives many new 1ooks If the best fiction There arc love stories. war stories. mystery and sea
 tories. and stories of adventure "i9n Wind of Chance" ay Rex Beach and the ~Taug Of Life, by ilni5ba 1te good stories ol adventure. "A pluah- Ger of thc Land" by Gene Sraiton Porter is a story to Dc read slowly 9y .ta fire on cold winter evening for there Is much Co 1t, and You put l. aside with a sigh Of giddness 'eot one has found SO much eooa i1 2 mc~e novel The City of Masks and
 The Wings ol Youth" from t1e f'ciie pen of Geo. B McCutcheon and Eliz- a3cth JQdon need no introduction 'The Unpardauablo Sin from that spcutmcoue author lu ueelt Hughes vhos characters are SO real and so chamme will give pleasure to nla aJ- mirers. The Flower of rhc Charde- lains by Cahoi tells cf his delsht n the old customs and old families o New Orleans. Cynthia Stc-ldeys h.
 test book Blue Aloes" 8 charmiu 5ll written in thc characteristic vein o tho author
 "Waif or tho Sea mystrS tale D. Cyrus Townsend Brady is very charm iu~ll told There are many otac books by popular authors There r few of the new ones recently 3ddad
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WARNING ORDER

In the LuauceIy laIiO uf rariau County Ark Mary C ]ennlugs. Plain tiff ya w l. Jcnnus Defendant Tho Defendant w. F. Jennings. warned Co appear n This court witau thiflv day, and an-Her De compll.a or tho Plaintiff Mary C JenulGe Witness ms hand and Tho saal 9 said Court lhis 2sb dap ol Scpiam bcr 1918.
 r. W HQNLES. Clerk
 Eg D. " Parker. n C A J Nun ", Atly 2d LAcm
 tSUn)
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R D. O.

Unt SuHes 1Hdea No 5s0. E. r. Q F.. meets ,y.lt Nr5He-daH tVcUIuE af S:3t thtu Ht tNcIr ueW lII rutrer Nuriu- and NHur trceta. .Eluya alutheu loldNlt turled.
 L. u BANCROFT. t x. Ray <. smith. aecrctaE
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The Eddy ITc-vl Dmug Room o5 been rcopcned by Mr Laura E. Nilis formerly o old Nood1ino notel ilome cooking. meals 51# iuJlc paluu9ae solicited Entrance Eddy 51S Can- raI avenue. or corner Court and F2
 ahqrer etrrnts ll-to' 'n
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ROYA- Nrlt3tfnoRs.

Vapar City Camn Mo- b17 Eova Nerhbors of America. meets firzt and thlrd MrluasGfy rt a1ch W0V1b i9 tlt M W X. hall Nl-itlu- sss haor4 art welcome
 MRS ANNA WILLIAMS Oraclo.
 Emma Harsh. Recorder
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby GlYen that the uA dersigued viu apply to the Lesi-la- re Of tho State of Arkansas, at aa IsIg lon. asking that special Ac. be paaseI by sa4d Legislature, 9y which all ttc r.g1L title and inter of the state of Arkansas ,o the lands umbtr and o.ber assets onu property owned by ths Michigan -Arhausaa Lumber Company m Arkansas cor u1r9i1u at tle tiue 1L the surrender ol n- ouarar. ua duestoi out ot the State of AtAansa and vested in &a- cur-v Trut Company of Deuoit Michigan Administrator with the WnI annexed. Q. tbo estate of Alvin M Bentley deceased or in ucn other compam or person as may at that time 6e tbo Admni u5ur Of uHo ,a- ate of ald jee.ase1
 ri November F" t4lS
 w p BBOj SE
 Attorney for security Trust Duu-
 nqny. as Administrator a. alore-
 said. ll-2--Imo
 Try a SeutInel-Rccord Want Ad
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Missouri Pacific
aRAI.a nLrAEr

teana tu N0 93o to lltJc i;oD and Memphis re'ar car and diner Hot Springs to Memphis.
 5g0 D. ru-No 12. st. Louis-I Iio Springs specal to rItUo Rock. Memphis, st Louia and Chcago.
 G.55 a m No. S3I to Little Rock. st. Louis and Texas points
 TRAINS ARRIvH
 9'50 $ p NO l5. Hot Sprl1 speoIal from Chicago, St Louis. Alcm- lh and Little Rock
 t.la p m -\o 1lP iIoW N,mpb Lui Rock parlar clr and diner.
 J ? m Ni>5. from St lu'0 asd Little Rock
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TIM TABLES
~@tss . s Chicago, Rock Island
 and Pacific.
1rat. nEPAEr.

ft t.r.a lthf- h4N
 t.oo ro t4fft elW 4usf and tli.aEl tmtrl connects at Memphis f"l aA uoints. ,,t vafu tar0uEh In-corucgtuE at Little Rock for Oklahoma and tAhfa rnA" kul i. m ule Little Rock 'hd -i'l vefu Memphis and Oaahena
 TRAINS AEGIEF
 g.a0 D. m. dtuy llHm Memphis and LIlNc EoCE and Malvern
 @.65 pm daUF. fluu Memphis. NeV York ChIcarp and 2u ponts
 6.1O u daily fl0u Llttia Rock, Niai- yetu and Oklahoma.
 No t6, the l.19 u train. han througn stccl deope t' Ch.earo and Kansas CItp. rnrlor car 10 Memphis. Un3uS yaf from Little Eocf.
 Elegant coachos !o Mcmunfq and chi. ago Makes connection at Ncmphi1 for No. Gle tho co nm train. has 8 through sieeuer to Momphis also makes conuscti9n at Little Rock Co, ,Slauema City.
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chtf, MT 9 W n W

Silver Leaf CamU No s. w. Q. w. meets ceconl and fourth Frd1y ylspts at w. e ". hall. .11la Valley street.
 II A. WHEATLEG. C C. John E Jones. Clerk.
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We are glad that the second con- aingcnt of eYanl1s'' arc on their way home because most of those atoro- said "Sanks" are cur boys Hurrah for the "Yanls
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not he such a big job for the govern mcnt If the government will back up the highway 1uldns program in Ar lsansas and help the soldiers becomc Ark1us3a i1umers.
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GARLAND REBgccAs No. 5c.

The Garland Rebecca lodge meets in the old Fellows hall the urat and third Tuesdays of each month
 Nus Myrtle Stutta, \ <.
 Fannie Saul Socy
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Al leaat Mr Wilson knows what some of the senate and many of the people think of his junketing trip ials of "Yanks" ar