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~ the Corlcy auditorium last even
nag: Marcus Kellerman presented in
recital several of his artist pupils. The
program rs planned embraced songs
n.y. MISS Gladys Mallonec, with opcrat ic
nrias and duets by DIR. Maurice Kob-
ienzer and Mr. HoJlcrman. The jnd,s
noeltjon OF pr, Koblenzer nocessitatc cd
an eleventh hour Change Of program
emitting his numbcts-aDIl Severe
other pupils Of Mir. Kc!erman we're
Summoned to sing. these being Mrs
Shhck"lford, Mrs. Iiudgins. Mr.. Blake
ann Mr.. howes all Of whom sapg well
and with cspccial effectiveness.
Miss Mallonrc sang her program
songs in excellent voice--a me.2o So
prAno in quality.
AIR. knllcrman gave mastery inter
proiat'ons OF the prologue from Par.
i'ncci, the Evening Star" from Tam
hauScr, and the "Toreador Song" from
carmen. preceding each selection with
an exploitation of its operate setting
Shephcrd webb accompanied the
npcFa songs with hriiliancy-ihc ac-
commandments for the other singers
being furnished by Mr.. Kcllerman
a.
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rop pest commissioners.

crop pest commissioners.
To permit tho transfer OF tho Valley
Turnpike to tho Commonwealth of yir-
ginla; to TX the terms ana conditions
OF SUCH transfer. and to provide for the
maintenance OF said turnpike.
To provide TO- the designation of the
Boone Trail highway in Virginia.
For tho prevention OF blindness from
ophthalmia moratorium.
To amend AMI re-cnuct section 3o59 h
OF the Code n to tho times for hold
Ing regular terms OF the courts in the
several circuits.
To amend section s142 OF the Code
relative to lists OF jurors
To validate certificates Of acknowl-
edgment taken by notaries public In
foreign countries.
To amend section 448 Of tho Code in
relation to commissioners OF revenue.
In relation to killing and trapping
muskrats In tho County OF King George.
In relation to city and town fuel
yards.
To authorize the Board OF Supervis-
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cards and school trustees.

boards and school trustees.
To relieve Marshall Mccormick, by
the payment to him OF certain warrants
which he paid off In 1877. 1878 and 1879
but which have not been repaid to him
To restrict tho trading In second
hand Erato baskets. electric light or
gas fixtures. locks or other builders
hardware. plumbing fixtures. bells and
Doll fixtures. lead or brass water pipes
or any part OF such fixtures or pines
any wire, cable, lead. solder. copper
iron or brass used by or belonging 10
railroad. telephone. telegraph, gas
or electric light company.
To amend section $500 OF tho Code In
relation to homestead exemption.
To amend section l64 OF tho Code so
as to allow rural carriers OF United
states government to DO appointed and
act as notary public.
Prescribing tho books in which clerks
or courts shall record Inventories ap-
praisements. accounts Of sale and other
accounts OF hduciarics.
To amend charter Of the city of Will
liamsburg.
To amend section eos Of the Code and
to appropriate sums collected hcrcun-
der for the payment Of pensions and
for the support OF the public free
schools OF the primary and grammar
grades.
To regulate the business OF itinerant
vendors and itinerant auctioneers. pre-
scribinG specific license therefor and
providing penalties for violation
thereof.
To regulate the use OF the public
roads.
To appropriate 800 for the payment
OF account due by commission on eff
cheney and economy for stenographIc
work.
To provide for the training and
licensing OF attendants for tho sick
under certain conditions.
To amend section ! OF an act i'm
posing public duties on heat. light,
power, water and telephone companies
and providing for the control and regu-
lation or such companies by the State
Corporation Commission.
To prevent unfairness. imposition or
fraud IN tho sale or disposition OF GER
tain securities.
To amend section 3457 of the Code.
To amend farm labor law
To provide for the recordation Of
certain maps and plats and validating
certain maps and plats already record
cd
TO amend section 1871 of the Code in
relation to commissions Of lunacy
To authorize the sale and conveyance
OF 4 lot OF not exceeding fifteen acres
OF land. part Of the State Penitentiary
Farm.
To amend an act TO provide for a
change In tho form OF government Of
cities having a population OF less than
100000, and of towns and to provide
in what manner such cities and towns
may adopt such form Of government.
To add three sections to an act to
create and maintain u State board OF
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ors of Rockingham County to give

ors OF Rockingham County to give 4
wards for crow scalps.
TO authorize the Board OF supervisy
ors Of Orange County to provide an
nual allowances for the clork, sherin
and Commonwealth attorney Of said
county.
To almond fish law in Scott County.
TO validate certain obligations of tho
city OF Norfolk.
To ratify. confirm and validate ali
elections. proceedings. acts or thinEd
heretofore held. dono and performee!
In the city OF Norfolk.
No. 395--11ouse bin to amend chartea
Of the city of Richmond.
To protect certain fish in the bayss
creeks. inlcts and streams tributary It'd
the Potomac ana Rappahannock River 81
TO regulate tho treatment. handling
and work of prisoners sentenced to tha
State Pcnitcntiary. and to appropriate
funds therefor.
TO amend section 1928 Of tho Code.
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TRANSFORMERS SCORE
MANY RlCHMONDERS
INCLUDED IN LIST
Omcinl Averages of Contestants ir
Registered tournaments
During 1917.

The Official averages OF the contest
ants In registered trnpshooting tourna-
mcnts for tho season of 1917. compiled
by the Interstate Trapshoot;ng Asso-
citation. follow.
Thirty-two members OF the West End
Gun Club arc shown to have competed.
u. j. Hilligde, of Front Royal. and
Charles Cooke. of Richmond. having
shot the greatest number of registered
targets.
Hart, Rockwell. Cabcll. McGrath and
w. n. hammond Jr. are credited with
only five men to land In the coveted
80 per cent circle.
Who ~
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back guarantee that each spoonful will!
clean your sluggish liver better thar
n dose OF nasty caloEnel and that II
won't make you sick.
Dodson's Liver Tono Is real 1.-Two,
medicine. You'll know II next morn
ing because you will wake up feelinc
fine. your liver will be working, youI
headache and dizziness gone, you,
stomach will be sweet and your howell
regular. You will feel like working.
you'll be cheerful: full of yigor an9
ambition. /
Dodson's Liver Tone Is entirely veee!
table. therefore harmless and cannot
salivatc. Give II TO your children
Millions OF people arc using Dodson'1
Liver Tone instead OF dangerous caloI
mel now. Your druggist will tell yor
that the sale OF calomel Is almost
stOpped entirely herc.-AdY.
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You Can Avoid the Dangerous
Stage of This Disease.

s@s Many a case OF consump;ion. that
iaost dreaded OF nil death dealing dis
u a. Ees. has had It's beginning in Catarrh.
which pursued its downward course
until the lungs became affected.
This Is reason enough WHY you
mould not delay getting on Tic right
4 Treatment for your Catarrh. Your ex-
Sspafiencs should have taught you by
ans,w that you cannot be cured by
sTf,fSy1, inhalers, douches. tei!cs and
local applications. And the
seconsr you, throw them away the
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LEADERS AT CHICAGO
WINDY City" Had Only Four Teams
In Leading Ten Inst

Night.
CINCINNATI OHIO, February 81
fhe ten leaders in the two-man events
at the closing of bowling in that cIasa
at the American Bowling Congress to.
day wero.
II. steers-F. Thomas. Chicago. 1885.
M. McDowell-C. T. HES. Cleveland,
aS%lpnum-wett, Chicago. 1916.
+. Ani5bele-J. West. buffalo. 1926
q. WSlles-J. Kendolf, Rochester. 1929.
w. CArey-G. Collier. Chicago. 1929.
r. j. ShawH. Marine. Chicago, 1.222
Y. Scoville-R. Stcinmilles. Syracuse
1,217.
c. Lush-U. Blaney. Cincinnati 1912
G. Waird-Hughes, Rochester. 1.20S.
On the fourth shift of the doubles
this afternoon Wizard and Hughes went
into tenth place by displacing Rey
holds and Walker. Of Chicago, leaving
the Windy City with only four teams
among the leading ten.
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TAKE Goes TO WHITE S0X
NEWPORT NEWS MANS CASE
DECIDED BY COMMISSION
Third object OF National Agreement
Forms nNsis OF Action
Taken.
tBy Associated Press. ]

II " CINCINNATI February 27.-Thc Ma
tonal Commission to-day handed down
ruling awarding Player Harry Lake
y ~ to the Chicago American League club
\ Lake was member of tho Newport
;.+ News club. OF the Virginia League
;& which disbandcd during 1917 on ac-
~ count of war conditions. Lake was
49, carried as reserved player by this
929 club. but the commission declared thai
the signing of Lake by the Chicago
team was legal according to the third
hold that promotion of the welfare
GeQf bali players as 4 class by developing
been No perfecting them In their profession
rns.,. ID enabling them to secure adcouat re
Accorpheld.
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VIII HIVE Mont Races.

80 MIAaII, Fla. February 27.-Tnstcni
fGof being abandoned this year because
sSof the war. the fourth annual motor
boat regatta started here to-day. for
4 the benefit OF tho Red Cross Tho
|. program includes five. ten and fifteen
.tJHile> Faces over the otal course ut
ami Beach, for express cruisers. omen
en- [n;niacement boats, cruising yachts
q III yacht tenders. Events between
~ &,plancs and speed boats also have
g. a., arranged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-28

N. SLOUIS. February @T.-The 81.
rls cardinals have signed Larry
nfori, young catcher on the Tni-
atty OF Michigan nine.
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Mnmnu, in Gins. IA.

PA. February 81
merit Mamaux. crstwhilc pitcher of
Pirates, and recently traded TO
Eooklyn. may not pitch for the
3dEers next season. He has been
Bned In class la OF the selective
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"r<cep Moving" ut Lyric.

Keep Moving" the froth;cst and
funniest OF onc-act musical farces, will
be the principal comedy feature of tho
new show that comes 10 the Lyric for
the latter half of the week, commence
ing with the matinee performance to-
day Keep Moving" is presented by
company OF ten versatile performers.
including beauty bouquet Of singin;;
ana dancing girlies. The piece is elab-
oratcly mounted sccnically and exhibits
q brave array of coiorful costumes on
the bill with the musical farce are scv-
erai other notable attractions TIL,
Great Johnson, the "bonelcss marvel g
VINO gives remarkable exhibition OF
contortion work. is said to he n real
novelty. Ben and Hazel Mann. in sonrs
and comedy. Will offer twenty minutes
81 LAUGHTER and melody. Morton AMI
Nlare, known KS the 1.-TWO Black Dot. ;,
nave an uproariously funny rro,cso,,c
comedy turn, anI sensational ncrobatics
haiancinE and Juggling will be sun
pi'ed by the Mabel fonda Trio of En-
ropean Novelty Artists. With the nt,y
vaudeville hill there Will be the usr,,
Variegated motion picture displays in
Guiding the latest war films of IN,
Hcarst-Pathc service
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pnrscs state boxing ri

Hurley hill for a State boxing COM
mission was passed by the Senate this
affnrnOon by q vote of II to
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so,Iee Sign. with Giants.

EW YORK. February 27.--Thc
,ed contract OF slim Sallec. the big
Ii -hander Of the Giants, was re-
|ed to-day.
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The Mig Gland of Joy.-

In these war times, with their heat
less and mcatless and wheatless and
thcaterless days. and the American
people wanting all the Joy" 1t can get
Messrs. klaw & ErlanGer, the coun-
try's foremost amusement purveyors,
are bent upon doing their share toward
dispensing the felicity.
Several months ago what was an
nounccd as Spanish fantastic re-
view" and called The Land Of JOY"
was presented in New York. and made
an instantaneous hit. 1t played to
crowded houses for twenty weeks, and
Is now on tour of the leading cities.
If New Workers are to be believed at
all. The Land of JOY" is one OF the
biggest theatrical novelties that has
struck these shores in many long
day, and as n dancing show ii has any
thing ever done here, or anywhere else
for that matter, beaten Il mile. Tho
spectacle will be presented at tho
Academy of Music next Monday even
ing for two nights, with extra matinee
OF same entire performance on Tuesday
afternoon, exactly as it was done in
New York. marvellous dancers WONDER
tul costumes. beautiful scenery and all.
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ADJUSTMENTS
"I'hc birth Of a Nat,on.,

ID. w. Grinth's Tho Birth OF a Ma
tion" will open it's farewell engagement
to-day, matinee, at the Academy. Many
circumstances have conspired 10 mako
Tho Birth Of Il Nation" the most
widely discussed picture in the world.
Suggested by Thomas Dixon's South
ern novels, 1t embraces 4 far wider
scope than "Thc Clansman" play. MIR.
Griihth's new art covers $50 years Of
history and pictoriali4cs the greatest
events OF the War Between the States
as well as those of reconstruction; Lin
coin. Lee and Grant: the early Slorics
or Confcderacy; the devastation OF
Shermans march to tho sea: the siege
OF Petersburg; tho signing of peace Ut
Appropriations: tho assassination of the
President in Ford's Thentcr, and the
succeeding orgy of hate and oppression
OF the South. The wild adventures and
achievements OF the Ku-Klux Khan
dominate the final scenes, which yield
happy ending of Il double romance
of Southern Northern swcethearts.
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HAVANA RESULTS

Gather clear: track fast.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-03
LEGAL NOTICES
NOT ICE TO ADMINISTRATORS,
GUARDIANS AND EXECUTORS.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing administrators. executors and
guardians, hereinafter named have
hled in this court their respective
settlements for approval, to wit
242-F'inal account of u. l.. Weaver.
guardian of the estate of Bertha NJ.
Smith, minor.
4'2-Final account of C Floyd Huff.
administrator of the estate Of John
NJ Harrell deceased.
l0lo--Annual account of Douglas
Heard, administrator of the estate
Of Chas. Long deceased
lo42-Annual account of o. n. stump
ter, administrator of the estate of
Zada A. Starbuc1 deceased
l2o9-Final account of Ray S Smith.
administrator Of the estate of John
Kelly. deceased
l226-Final account Of Erfie Gotham.
administrators of the etsate of Jas
per Irwin Gotham deceased
I2jb-F'irst annual account Of j. II.
Rogers, administrator in succession
OF the estate of Thad Rogers, de-
ceased
l24O--First annual account of John
w. Graham, administrator Of tn
estate of Ben McCullough. deceased.
124l-Final account of w. b. Pollard.
administrator of the estate of Ella
s. Cain, deceased
l242-Final account of Sara |. Green
way. Administrative of the estate Of
Alice w Greenway, deceased.
I247-Final account of Margaret lie
roy. Administrative of the estate of
Toe Leroy, deceased
1254-Final account of j. II Palmer
administrator of the estate of
-Adolphus Cotton, deceased.
l25j-Final account of VIM H. Nc
Kinty, administrator of the estate
of Geo. w McKinty, deceased
And all persons interested in the
settlement of said accounts are warn
ed to come forward and file exemp
tiOus to such accounts. if any they
have on or before the second day Of
the April 1918, term Of the Probate
Court Of Garland County or they viii
be forever barred fom excepting tC
such accounts or any item thereof
In testimony whereof, l have here
unto set my hand and the seal of sal,
Court this 27th day of March, 1918.
ALLEN HOTCHKISS.
| CSeaD Clerk
3-30-3t- go,
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery Court of Garland
County, Ark, Valley Planning Mill Co.,
plaintiff. vs.. Gertrude Hayward. and
the unknown heirs OF Robert Hay
ward, deceased, defendant.
The defendant, Gertrude Hayward
and the unknown heirs Of Robert
Hayward. deceased warned to appear
in this Court within thirty days ana
answer the complaint of the plaintiff,
Valley Planning Mill Co.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said Court this Sth day Of February
1913
f. w RoWUEs, Clerk
&c. c. SPARKS, Atty ad Item
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Cut This Quit is Worth Money

Cut This Quilt is Worth Money
DON'T MISS THIS Cut out this
slip, enclose sc and mail Il to Foley &
oC. 1896 Sheffield Ave. Chicago, Ill,
writing your name and address clear
~. You viii receive in return trial
package containing Foleys Honey and
Tar Compound. for coughs, colds and
Group Foley Kidney Pills, for pain
in sides and back; rheumatism. back
ache kidney and bladder ailments:
and Foley Cathartic Tablets. whole
some and thoroughly cleansing ca r
thartic, for constipation, biliousness,
headache and and sluggish bowels -
A. c Jennings
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WARNING ORDER.

I'm the Chancery Court of Garland
County. ARR
Lillian $ Glumaz. plaintiff VS..
Steven J. Glumaz, defendant.
The Defendant, Steven }. Glumaz.
warned to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff, Lillian S. Glumaz
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said court this LIST day of April, 1918.
f. w ROWI.ES. Clerk.
c. Floyd Huff, Atty ad Litem.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.


Notice is hereby gwen. that in pursu-
ance of the authority and directions COLI
tanned in the decretal order OF the Chan
gerry Court Of Garland county. made and
entered On the 2Sth day Of February, \.
II. 1915 in a certain cause No. 650l) then
pending therein between Equitable Build
ing and Loan Association. 30. !. Perma-
ncut, and II. j. Lehman. Trustee com
plainants and Myrtle Il Gebhart Myrtle
Margaret Gebhart Palm c. Gcbharr
phineas KImbell Gehhart. minor JUL
Gebhart, mother and natural guardian OF
the said Phineas Kimbell Gebhart ana
julius c. Gebhart. minos. defendants the
undersigned. as commissioner OF said
court, VIII offer for sale at public ven
due to the highest bidder. at the front
door or entrance OF the county COURT
house, I'm which said court is held in the
County Of Garland. within the hours pre-
22nd day of April, a. d. 1918 the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit:
All Of lot 5, and part Of lot 4. and s, in
block 81 Of the Hot Springs Reservation
as surveyed, mapped and plated by the
United States Hot Springs Commission
ers and more particularly deseibed as
follows
Commencing at a point ON Malvern ave-
nue. 30.5 feet south OF the northwest cor
ner of said lot a. running thence north
ward with the west lines OF lots 4 and 8
60 the northwest corner Of said lot S.,
thence along the south side of Garden
street. and north line of said lots and g.
to a point 20 feet east from the common
corner of said lots and 8. on Garden
street, thence southeastward. including an
angle Of 20 degrees and T minutes 1928
feet 10 "a point 30 feet east from the east
line Of said lot 4 thence in a straight
Inc 20 THE 70 the place Of beginning
Also all of lots number ?, 10. ia. 49,
6. and the east half Of lot g. block 10 IN
Rector and Moore addition To-. the city
OF Hot springs, Ark. situated ia the east
half OF the southwest quarter and the
west half of the southeast durtef % Sec
ton 81 township q south range ~ west
Ia Garland c0untp Arkansas
Terms of Sale. on a credit OF three
m0nths, the purchaser being required to
execute a bond as required by law aud
the order and deere Of said court IN said
lcause. with approved security. bearing
interest At the rate OF 10 per cent ner
fannum ffem date OF sale until paid. and
a len being retained on The premises sold
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-03

WARMING OHDEH.
In the Chancery Court Of Garland
County, Ark.
Carrie 2 Zinninger, Plaintiff,
VS.
Frederick Zinninger, Defendant
The Defendant, Frederick Zinning-
er, warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Carrie p.
Zinninger.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said court this list day of February,
1918
+. w. ROWIlES, Clerk.
G. P. WELLINGTON,
Attorney ad Litem.
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TIME TABLES
Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific.

TRAINS DEPART.
loo pm. daily. New olA and Chicaee
limited connects al Memphis for all
points.
$50 a. m. daily. Little Rock and Mall
vern through train--eonnecting at Little
Rock for oklahoma and California.
500 p. m. daily. Little Rock and Nal
vern. Memphis and Oklahoma.
TRAINS 1hftItr
$3.50 a. m. daily from Memphis and
Little Rock and Malvern.
1856 pm. daIIy, frun Memphis. h~1
York. Chicago and all points.
ESQ p. IN. daily, from Little Rock. Nal
vern and oklahoma
No. IS, the LOO pm. train, has through
steel sleepers TO Chicago and Kansas
City. parlor car to Memphis. dining car
from Little Rock.
Elegant coaches 10 Memphis and Chi
cago' Makes connection at Memphis for
all points
No SIG. the 500 nm. train. has
through sleeper to Memphis. also makes
connection at Little Rock for Oklahoma
Oty.
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-
FOa RENT

LIGHT airy Housekeeping rooms, one
block from bath house; electric lights
$3.50 per week and up PIG Court 81.
Phone 1643. 7-l4.tf
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KNIGHTS or pYThias.

Centennial Lodge No. 8, Knights OF
Pvthias. meets every Tuesday night at
nue. Visiting Pythiaus cordially Invited
to attend. The use OF the club rooms IN
also extended to visiting knights
l.. e. SAWYER, G. e.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

The Fortnightly Club will postpone
its regular meeting on account Of BIZ
ennial business, till Friday afternoon,
April g.
The meeting will be with Mrs j.
q, Harper on Central avenue, and "a
full attendance is desired
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-03
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT MO a.

IMPROVEMENT DTS TNTCT NO. 80.
The tax for street Improvement dis
trict No 80 Is now due. and all parties
interested viii please call at room 307
Arkansas National Rank building and
settle same. and thus avoid costs and
penalties. SAM j. DAVIS
3-2-1m Collector.
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NOTICE OF LOST CERTIFICATE OF
DEPOSIT.
l. Levi, Plaintiff,

Arkansas National Bank. Defendant
All parties are hereby warned that
the above named plaintiff on the list
day of March, 1918, lost or had stolen
from him a certificate of deposit, is
sued by the Arkansas National Bank
and numbered 2026S, for the sum OF
twelve hundred and three dollars,
upon which an endorsement appears
showing a credit of one hundred and
three dollars, and any person or per-
sons coming into the possession OF
said certificate Of deposit or claiming
any interest or right therein are
hereby notified to appear in the Gar
land Circuit Court and show cause if
any why said balance due on said
certificate of deposit should not be
paid to the plaintiff +. Levi
This the 9TH day of March, 1918.
BERRY II, RANDOLPH.
Attorney for Plaintiff
pu1,
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Hot Springs Council No. 1746 Knignts
- Columbus. meets every first and thri
Thursday In their new hall. second floor
OF the building At the northwest g'r tes.
OF Bath ana Exchange streets. Visitors
cordiallv invited to attend
w M. r. COLE, G. X.
HARRY DOUGHERTY, d. G K
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Missouri Pacific
TRAINS DEPART.

TRAINS DEPART.
1855 p. Mo- 220. to Little Rock
and Memphis parlor car and diner Hot
Springs TO Memphis.
$50 D. Mo. rs. St LoulsHo
Springs special. TO Little Rock. Memphis.
st. Louis and Chicago.
TRAINS ARRIVE
1915 a, m.-No, IL, riot Springs
Special from Chicago, st. Louis, Mem
phis and Little Rock
3:05 D. Mo. PIG. from Memphis
Little Rock. Parlor car and diner
1920 p. m.-NO. S33, from ST Louis
and Little Rock
6;55 a. m, mo. S34, to Little Rock.
st Louis and Texas points