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PERSONAL.

Rev. W. C. Watson, presiding elder of this Methodist district, went to Wat son yesterday to hold a quarterly con ference.
 w. F. Phillips is in the Cotton Belt Employees hospital at TeXarkana( un- deroing treatment for injuries sus- tained recently.
 Miss Grace StroWbridge, probation officer of Jefferson county left yester- day for St Louis, to attend the con vention of the Big Brother and Big Sister" council. From St. Louis Miss Strowbridge will go to Kansas City to attend the National Social Work ers' convention.
 E. J. Atkinson took his departure yesterday for Pine Bluff, where he will in future reside. His going was a great surprise and we, in company with his many friends, truly regret his leparture. * * * ''Grandma" Tar yer went to Pine Bluff last week to enjoy visit with her daughter, Airs. Lilly McGehee. " * @ Mrs. Collins and Mrs. c. l.. Tarleton spent several days in Pine Bluff this Week.-Star City Ledger.
 Caswell Arnold. on duty at the re- ceiving station at Camp Pike, came down yesterday evening for short visit.
 F. A. IWhelan, travelling for a St. Louis shoe firm, is visiting his fam ily, at S21 Pine.
 Joe Dodd. of the 9th Engineers, left yesterday to rejoin his command at Fl Paeo, Texas, after spending a two weeks furlough here with his mother, Mrs. George Dodd, and other relatives. This was the first time young Dodd had been home since he enlisted year ago
 J. W. Adams will arrive home today for 9 brief furlough. He is in the aviation corps of the United States army, and recently passed the ground school examination at the field near Austin, Texas, standing second in his class. He expects to be sent East for training as a pilot.
 Lieut.. J. s. Wilson of Washington, is spending a furlough with his family at Plantersville. He will be a guest in the home of Claude I. Shell at 120l West 18th. before he returns to his unit
 w. F. Stafford. 0. l.. Noll. John Me Cool. Lynn Noll, R. F. Posey 0. N. Noll were here on business Saturday, from Sheridan.
 pr. Asa Brunson reports the sale Of 2.0O0 bottles of his prescription, "Brun-Tone", last week. Also an agency for this medicine was estab- lished in Missouri to meet the de- mand in that state-
 MT. and Mrs. F. Post, who were married in Little Rock yesterday. came tc Pine Bluff last night and are spending the day here. The groom IS a member of the infantry. stationed at Camp Pike.
 Miss Selma Roebuck left yesterday for Fort Worth, Texas to visit her sister. Mrs. C. J. Feeley.
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KILLS WIFE, ON
 EVE OF GOING
 INTO THE ARMY

Alexandria, La, May 11.-Ed Garcia, a Mexican. residn g at McNary, this parish was jailed here today after having confessed to cutting the throat of Francisco RameraZ. 19-year-old Mexican woman. He stated he had killed her because she had deserted him to go with another man on the eve of his being drafted into the Am ercan army. lie states that many MeXicans in that vicinity are pro-Ger- man and had ridiculed him for going into the army. Garcia testified he loved the girl very much and decided he would kill her and then let the government "kill him." Garcia was born in Texas of Mexican parents and never lived in Mexico.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-12

A new Mecca is beckoning to de- voices of art and religion. It's name IS Nova Scotia. Already the artists ':avc made q pilgrimage and drought back charming pictures of LvangeliEe's Land. A collection of sixty paintings. the work of six New ! o1'l. men, known as the Nova Scotia Group, were exhibited recently in New York and eiicited much praise. These pictures run the gamut of sum- shine and sha dow, brilliant fields and }ark forest streamlets, quaint old .ouses and historic churches, clumsy ishing boats and blossoming trees, ;parkling waves and wide sweeps of ilnG tlats-all typically Nova 5cotien.
 These pioneers have blazed trail
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[l9GLUN'S RE1OR1
 1 MT IN SIlEhlE
 IN WASHINGTON
l0lotor's $ Denial of Charges
 n Aircraft Controversy 1 provokes No Comment

Washington, May 11.-There +NIa' were e
 MasnL,o M.aaSsan1Lo,noments in Washington today
 1 de'e,Hp ea;rpcraft situation, in which re
 wsd sddennaartment's disclosures yester' T of qfPhl the act activities ef Gutzon Borg Borg
 0i officials 1 read Borglum's state
 II. T. issued in New York; ln which
 nf ndfenied ,isdsb being in guilty of anything
 roensr. uer'els but declined to comment. z avaIauapnwhile vIuprvlh both the department o1 aes''a Ea;sa and the senate military com tee ttee proceeded with preparations 1 t1se 1ssarcbjne investigations of the
 .sar Sta. 1 in which aircraft production ] li'Iaa boon handled. In their inquiries Eb ! Vvii will go to the bottom of E Borg ls. |, .,s "1 charges against aircraft off (ls l' os well as the charges made |s;nst s st Borglum himself. |President |p,,ss Wilson is determined that ! ontre situation shall be sifted to ] bottom f and that all the facts may The Tu senate subcommittee named tc hduct the investigation probably ll Il' start hearings next week. It has \ \ been a decided whether the hearings n he made public.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-12

 over which brush and palette laden army will follow in seasons to come.
 The Dominion Atlantic Railway that swings you around a half circle from Yarmouth to Halifax, takes you through a Land of Romance, the Land of Evangeline. At the little station of Grand Pre- you will find a wide meadow which is soon to be transformed into a shrine. Here, previous to 1775, stood the Roman Catholic Church of St. Charles, the church of the Acadians. Today a massive stone cross marks the site of the old burying ground that sur- rounded the church and nearby is Evangeline's Well with it's long sweep,
 The French Acadians have always
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HILLS SELF TO SAVE
 WIFE FROM POVERTY

New York, May 11.-Husn A. Han Ia shot and killed himself as he sat his desk in the rear of the Pennsyl- Enia railroad ticket office. In a note b his wife he said his poverty and |he hope that she would be well pro- fded for by his insurance, prompted |im to kill himself.
 Tn the note Hanna said his accounts Fith the company need not be check Id up as they were all right. ''I love by wife dearly,' he wrote, and hope nv life insurance will provide her n1re of the necessities of life than
 an give her"
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GRADY MAN LOSES CAR
ih'cf Takes Auto From in Front of
 Courthouse Last Night

0. L. Miller of Grady has frequent Iy driven to Pine Rlutf with his fam fly to spend the evening and has al ways left his Chandler car in Barra- que street, near the courthouse. Moth ing happened to the auto until last night. After attending d picture show, Mir Miller and his folks found that the Chandler had disappeared. and they were compelled to spend the night at }ceal hotel The theft was reported to the police. The car bears license tag No. 13,4T4 and is equip ped with "Silvertown cord" tires on real wheels, and With one "Nobby tread and one Royal cord' on the front wheels. The motor number is 3e,66Sd. The initials 70. l.. M." are painted on the doors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-12

cherished a reverence for this spot and now through tho generosity of the Dominion Atlantic Railway Com- pany and it's General Manager. George E. Graham, they may call io their own. The Railway Company has purchased this meadow and will make it into an old-fashioncd garden surrounded with rustic fence and has deeded a portion of the ground to The Societie L. Absorption, com- rosed of French Acadians, of whom the Rev. c. V. Landry of Butoche, N. B., is President. The only con- sideration for this transfer is the promise of the Societie to erect q chapel. This they are eager to do and plans are now under considera- tiol
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k1NNJyG GLASSES FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS

|rbo schedule for tn e]adies and girls Eimmng classes have been arranged follows: o
 r]s. I to IF years-..,----.-,9 to 10 a. Ill. rls 12 to 15 years-.--.10 to F a. m. ,1ies. 16 and over--...2 to 3:30 D. m. Mrs W. M. Toney will ibe in charge e entire time and will be glad to ,ue membership cards, The , months nm will cost $1, S2 and $' respect p]y for those who are members of Q Y. M. C. A. or Y. W. C. A, ana r others it will be enc dollar more r adults and 30 cents for children.
 o-12 2-3t
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WEDDING BELLS.
ChristianOS-MaTAl'i

N. Christianos, formerly in the re- aurant business here but now locat-
 at Tulsa, Okla. an dMiss Helen akris, sister of Andrew Matris of the
 K. Ice Cream and Candy company, Il be married today. u the residence
 the brides family, zoo Tennessee. le marriage will be 1aly5ttted by ". Theodorius of Memphis.
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PERSIA RECALLS MINISTER.

Washington, May 11.-Mehdi Khan, Persian minister to the United States, has been recalled by his government and left today for Persia. Mirza Ali Kuli Banil-edDoveh, formerly coun- sellor, has been appointed Persian charge d'affairs here.
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FEN. FRENCH BECOMES
 GOVERNOR IRELAND

!, Dublin, May 11.=mriold Marshal 'lseolmt French was 5 Harn iii today. fS ,ofd lieutenant and 2o. e.n0r gen. Flal of ireland at nc, ,'rs of the
 flsh prlyy council. Lieutenant Cen 11Aefal Bryant T. Mahon raa2cd oyer he sword of office which he had held
 emporarily.
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FORMER PINE BLUFF
 BOY IS PROMOTED

Second Lieut.. Robert Ellis, former resident of Pine Bluff has been pro- noted to first lieutenant, according to news received by relatives here. He is now stationed at Camp McPher- son He is the son of Mrs Hattie Ellis who lived in Pine Bluff for many years, but now is resident of Mobile. Ala. They have many rela- tives in Pine Bluff.
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French Drive Huns Out.

Paris, May 1.-The Germans at tackled the French line today after violent artillery fire southwest of Mailly Raineval and gained small section of territory which was retak- ei by the French in brilliant counter attack, according to the wal office tc- night. The Germans suffered heavy losses.
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Italians Cauture jGO Prisoners.

Rome, May 11.-Italian troops stormed Monte Corno and took about 100 prisoners, two guns and fcur ma chine guns Thursday night, accord ing to an official statement by the war office.
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RritOns Renulse Raid.

London, May 11.-Field Marshal Haig's report tonight says: "A raid attempted by the enemy in the neigh borheod of Neuville Vitasse was re- pulsed. There is nothing further of es- pecial interest to report"
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With the prices on manufactured cottons advancing every day you can readily see that Froug can save you money Attend Froug's sale of the Leader stock. 5-10-6t.
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DISCHARGED FROM ARMY

augustus Randolph, of Pine Bluff, vas one of the drafted men discharg- s ,i, rom the National Army at Camp M IiAe yesterday because of physical
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-12

Flight Captain James Norman Ball, one of the best known aviators in the American army. is reported missing after a. thrilling battle ten miles in. side the German lines in the Toul sector Captain Halls home is at Colfax, Iowa. He was formerly a member of the Lafayette Escadrille and is the author of "Kitchener's Mob' On May ,, Captain Hall with the aid of Eddie Rickenbacher, the former automobile racing driver. brought down two German planes.
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,,rIoags ,,l sale of the Leader Co.'S, ''Ock ot dry goods now on.
 5-1o-6t.
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ALLIES IMpR0VE
 LINES IN FRANCE:
 BY SMALL GAINS
Continued from page one.

on their way to the Uk- raine.
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Injecting r,k int n. e..

sometimes when scsr haN been left
oh ti1e eornea of The eye II Is most IN
Azhtly, OegIlsis used To tattoo thesQ
sears with India Ink. but the fnefl.Od
Nas not satlsfaefory and hs1 almost
been abandoned. Or. y. II. yerbeen
N Boston Describes In the Journal Of
the American Medical association the
delicate operation by which he iDjects
India ink With a hypoderEnie syringe
into sueb SCARS, and says the results
are far superior TO the oJd-fashIone1
tatfooing.
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Mary Hartman
Sugar II. Nost Common sweet.
secoad Floor. KroDf Bros Store.

The world has sweet f0ofh- n
Tsasid b. 6ificEIt to ind individsIais
aad pTooabiy Impossible to fad a f.es-
pie vito do not Ike sreefs. And o<
aii sweets he most common is si.-sr.
practically al of which is prOsIneed
from the sugar cane and he
b4efro0t, the beefroos l,eing fhc
SoBree u sQgnewfat more than
half The S1pply. srzaT MT onig
pieascs the palate. bat Il heirs u sus-
tain the bo>iy. foT thlnzh II + not suf.
bcfen; Itself. 1t forass very usefnI
component of foods. being easily SoI-
DDle and asslniisble.
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SUMMONS

In the County Court.
State Of Colorado. County of Crow
ley. Sc:
The Citizens State Bank of Ord
way. plaintiff. rs. Bert Tabor, de-
fendant. SUMMONS
The People of the State OF Colo
rado. 10 Bert Tabor. the defendant
above named. greeting:
You are hereby required to zp-
pear In an action brought against
you By the above named plaintiff in
the County Court of Crowley eoun-
=. State Of Colorado. and answer the
complaint therein within twenty days
after the service hereof. IL served
within this county. or. II served out
Of this county. or by publication,
within thirty days after the service
hereof. exclusive Of the day of SER
vice; Or Judgment by default will be
taken against you according to the
prayer of the complaint And IL a
copy OF the complaint in the above
entitled action be not served with
this summons. or IL the service here
Of be made out of this state. then ten
days additional to the time hereinbe-
fore specified for appearance and
answer will be allowed befores the
taking of judgment by default as
aforesaid. -
This action is brought to recover a
money Judgment for the sum Of six
hundred seventy-shree dollars and
ninety-fve cents. being the amount
due this date on certain promfssory
notes signed by the defendant. and
payable to the plaintiff herein. as will
more fully appear from the complaint
in said action to which reference is
here made.
And you are hereby notified that
II you fail to appear. and to answer
the said complaint as above required, I
the said plaintiff will ask for the /
entry Of default against you and 1
Tor judgment thereon, according to |
the prayer Of the complaint
Given under my hand and Official |
seal at Ordway, in said county. this
22nd day of January. A. d. 1918.
CHAs. C. WOODBRIDGE.
tseaD
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March Is II drawing near and the
box Of happiness Will soon be on its
way, 80 II there are others who wish
to bring happiness to themselves az
well as TO those children over there
they may do 40 by helping to fill the
pockets with some small gfft--rib-
bon. handkerchief. mouth harp, etc.
40 that every little hand win End
somr.asas and those eyes may
brighten once more.
Some packages Of gum and boxes
Of candy scattered thru the box Will
help, don't you think 70?
The committee hopes to have some
thing for nearly 200 children. II all
the towns would respond as Ordway
has just think what could be accom-
plished. The committee liz planning
on spending the remainder Of the
money for hosiery and unionslIs, 80
your donations for the pockets and
candy or gum will be gladly received
with whatever else you choose.
The committee Ia composed of Mrs.
Bone. Mrs. GaIIayan. Mrs. BeIshe.
Mrs. Riley. Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Null
holIen, Mrs. Wells. Miss Kelley and
Miss Hyde.
Remember. IT Is said, that all you
can take thru the gates into heaven
IL what on earth you have given
away.
In an article last week the credit
was given to the Sugar City Evan
geIical church for the Sunday school
contribution. II was the Sunday
school of the Ordway Evangelical
church which made the donation.
MRS. ID. e. BONE.
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EED CROSS NOTES

The following srti>sss have been
sent 70 the American Red Crozs
hezdqozrters from the Grower
County chapter the last week.
Kritte6 supplies
SNesters, forty-seven
SOCKS, efghty-fhree pairs.
Wrfsf1ets. eight.
Helmets. thirteen
Hospital supplies
Bed shirts. fifty.
PzJarszs. forty-1ve.
The following ls list Of the or
sanizatIone that contributed In the
Of the articles sent
Sunz Hothers' club
Twelve bed shirts
Trenty-six pairs pajamzs.
Peskyie- club
Twelve bed shirts.
-Four peirs ps5amzs.
J. z. club at cogans-
Six pairs pajznzs.
Sand ArToya--
Twelve bed shirts.
Twelve pairs palzinzs
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To semoy. snoke Stains.

This suzges'ioD VII he benefcfai 70
hOuse7rives Who have MT the conreu-
isnee ~ electricity or the Modern gas
fixture Frequently the ceifing
ai0Te m oid-fasiiloned gas jet he
cOrnes diseoiOred fror1 sioke and heat
The 1iseoiDrsfion mry be reInoyed u
q layer n starch and lfer u applied
with a piece n flannel Affer the mix
ture has dried If sbnr'e be bruriied
lightly With brush Sg stain or mark
VIII remain
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CLUBS IN CONTEST

The 10000 W. s. 8 Club had
meeting on Tuesday evening Of
tafs week and the secretary reporte!
almost $4,000 in War Saving Stsmps
As having been sold There Is an
otner club in existence. il l. unon-
elziiy and un-slizbly reported. and
a o@st zs anyone could find out one
OF tnsir members had started the bali
.oilinz oy inTes-inz il Thrift
stamp Il Is hoped that the othsr
1s1o oers Of that club viii also each
purchase a Thrift Stamp in order 70
have card filed By July 4 that the
celebration nay Be more spirited
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Garden Hose Restore. vI.ien.

Garden hOse. at fun pressure, re-
stored mans sight at Gan Rafael,
cai.. recently. The man. Charles
Brown fell 10 feet from the roof Of
~ Home. SeiShbors turned the gar.
den hDse on his head as first aid
measure and after nn examination
Brown wns found 10 be the better In-
aiead II The worse for his tumble. His
vislop ~as completely cured. He il
wondering whether II was the fall or
The garden hose that wns responsible.
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n<rcurIu,

IN the mythology of ane5ent pa-an
fogne sfsrcprlas. Or Mercury. 10 give
fhe is1sii~h form III the Latin name.
tav f'.e divinity Of commerce. aad gain.
and was identified by the I.oInarrs
f7i'h le Greek fIernes. a temple was
inlif % IereuriHs as early as y. G.
~. mar fhe Circus Maxirnus. snd m
after Z the god existed near the I'orta
caf'-rLa BY the side of O we'll His fes-
uFal WIS celebrated on May %. and
cH.efiy By merchants who visited the
aeli near the Ponta Capena 10 which
flaSie powers were aseribcd.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

warranty deeds and zptents filed
II the Office Of the county clerk and
recorder Of Crowley county for the
past week as reported by the Crow
IeJ County Abstract company. Ord
Lille Yunser, formerly Lille
ssoore- to J. l. Beard. sex ne4 s.
J. 5, Work to H. B. Millhozse. X
mex .2s-21-5s. sI3,0z4.
Ars- 3. Fern Wells to Anna N
Greene. $ y zG-fs-55.
Edwin " Sypher to william i
Ell swL 16-z1-57. ss.IzG
James Cayana1sh to Llborfo Rz-
emo, part n y nvk 21-zI-5s. above
Lake Meredith
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. J. n. Peck IA quite III at her
home. suffering With rheamztisn-
Mrs. Ernest =. Greene has re-
turned from an extended visit IN Fort
Dodge. Ia
George CzIIavan. who Is at Excel
sior Springs. No. IL improving rap
idly and IA now able to be up part
Of the time.
Y. L. Selzon Of Rocky Ford II
here in the interest Of oil firms drill
! ing In the Kansas fields, the Little
River OH and Gas company and the
Cap Rock company He ia from
Rocky FORD and In an old. zequaint-
anee Of n. C. crfsman. editor Of the
Leader. having lived In the same
town In Missouri
a good short wrist work gIoye for
75e per pair at the Palace CIothiers.
Mrs = W. Woodzrd Of Colorado
Springs Il here visiting her daughter.
Mr. T. D. Necleary. who Is ILL.,
Floyd Henzler Il away from his
store duties at GzIlsTzn's. the cause
being a severe case Of the munps.
The masquerade dance given a,
Na< ID444H4-ILe (AAD Ed44 : may ElEET |
WAS we'll attended and an entoyzbIs T
affair for all present
4 local lodge Of the knights and \
Ladies Of Ses1rity is to be organized 4
next week George ". Duffy Of Pusb- !
10 has been here for several days in .
the interest Of the order,
B. p and W t. Rutherford have
from their homes in Kentucky
and are residing in the east part Of
own The R1theTfords lived here at
,ns time. returning To their old home J
"a Kentucky about ten years ago.
Mrs. Mae Lewis has returned from
Denver. where she has been for the
,sst few months. and will remain
N her place northwest of Ordray
or the next several months.
A son was born TO Mr. and CIzr-
nee EnIoe Sunday morning The
'aby weighed nine and a half pounds
Quite a few Ordwayites took in
Watch Your Step" at Rocky Ford
fonday night
SpecizI-Good IS to IS drezs shoes
or 1850 at the Palace CIothiers.
D. 2. slsvens was here this week {
rom Hutchinson. Kans.. looking
ftsr business At his ranch on Duck
reek
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Sale Auto and Horses

a expect TO Be called In the nexr
s- VIII sell a. private zzle tie
i0i.o wing described p-op4ty-
o1e pair bay zeIcfnzz. : year. Old
weight z-ee0 pounds
O1e patr bay mares. and 8 wear.
oic. weight 400 pounds
one ouckskin horse. years old
weight I.Is0 pounds
Une bay horse. 9 years old. weight
l.259 pounds
Automobile, roadster type.
L s. BROWN.
Worker Bros Cafe.
Ordvay, Colo
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or. slen.s, Anin,l.

1here is 10 animal possessing Less
sfeed than an OK. In the old days. the
day. DcfOre fhe advent Of railroads IL
womb lake a farmer and his OF team
fao ocis 20 make a round trip with
twenty-five Or thirty bushels Of grain
- market. a Trip that can nov be
male ~ rail in half day. Then the
pafifnf animals did well to jig along
at ne rate Of two or three feet sec
nBd.
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Best Kind Of play 1, Work

One Of the best kinds Of play is
work. Many Of the elements of play
enter into work II 1t Is performed In
me right spirit. The most satisfying
forms OF play are those in which inter
est Is excited competition. with desire
to succeed nnd accomplish some def
mite end. mikes the game worth play
ing. Work is fntigulng and dIstaste.
'ui when II In lGclsing In these ele
mcnts.
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History Of the Louvre

The IDuvrc wns originally n royal
residence. Napoleon turned II into a
DHesnfn AMI depoSifc1 In IT the finest
collection of paintings. statues and art
treasures known 10 the world. Many
Of tiiose brought from Italy have been
restored TO their rigiitfuI possessors
The masnificenf buildings Of the new
Louvre, begun by Napoleon and COM
pietcd by Napoleon Ill, were inaugu-
rated IN 1857.
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LETTER FROM FRANCE

Mrs. A. w. Bartlett received a
letter yesterday from her son. w. C.
Walker, who is In France. He gives
quite an account OF the country, but
had little to say about the trip across
the waters. This is the first letter
she has received since he reached
the seat of war.
The Ordway new era., 1918-03-08
! N.PoCLTKY BUSINESS

5 p Hgenfrftz, pcstnzsrer. has
entered the poultry business and
started OF with rooster which hz
Won in contest last Saturday at the
oroTay Drug company Another
rooster. the red one which adorned
the crug store window all Of lzs-
week. Will be sold to the highest
bidder at the dance 70 be given this
Friday evening.
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Iransis.len Of Y. u. c. A.

W. Gordon GriGifils d the Z, 81 c.
4. told ~ audience at cefs that be wasl
proud 10 be wei=hnan although he
was nnab:e IN speak he -ianzua@e Of
Paradis%.~ FIFE had. hos~eyer. learned
one thing In welsh sDd that vas that
the letters 7. 81. g. s. may be Trims
lated 10 fnean ~Yrna Mae C5fie ArtIer-
eho1- t-Here Is spiendid oppor-
tEnity.J
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DANCE TONIGHT

A dance is to be given this evening
N the lower floor of the Woodbridge
Miller building and the proceeds Will
go TO the Red Cross fund The room
Is much larger than the Commerce
club room and there will probably
be large crowd present