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The Washington herald., 1918-05-21
Last Night at the Theaters.
New National-.Turn to the Right.

New NatiOnal-"Turn TO the Right
A comedy which opens such vistas
Of pure fun as Turn to the Right"
deserves not only one return engage
ment in Washington. but many OF
them, and the prediction may be haZ-
arded that the second week Of this de-
lightful piece in this city, initiated at
the New National Theater last night.
by no means will he its last.
That over-worked and eustomarIly
deceptive phrase, "the original New
York cast" is applied with real sig
nificance to the company which ap-
peared last night. 1t would be invidl-
Gus to compare or contrast II with the
cast which first projected the drollery
Of Turn to the Right" in Washing
ton. Suffice It to say that q more
sheerly comic enactment Of the piece
which Is compound of farce and
sentiment and melodrama-could not
be imagined. no matter what reputa-
tions were invoked to gain II.
The play now is so familiar to the
theater-going public that a recountal
Of its comedy qualities is unnecessary.
Nor Is 1t necessary to detail the work
Of a cast which is so uniformly excel
lent and evenly balanced as that
which appeared last night Forrest
Winant as Joe Bascom; William E.
Meehan and Dewitt Newing as the
two ex-yegg r1en, Mugs" and oil
ly": Samuel Reed as Deacon TilIinger;
Ruth Chester as Mrs. Bascom; Jessie
Glendinning. the Washington favorite.
as Elsie Tillinger: Lucy Cotton and
Willis Baker as Betty and Jessie-aIl
OF these players make an ensemble of
character studies which are a real
contribution to stage literature.
Every decade sees gorgeousIy
funny piece of this sort, rural and
naive, simple and unsophisticated,
step into a niche OF semi-permanence.
It is quite possible that Turn to the
Right" will nave as long a life as
The Old Homestead" or Shore
Acres" or Mrs. Wigs of the Cab
bage Patch"
The Washington herald., 1918-05-21
CHOSEN RECIPES
MA Bascom's" Cook Book

Permission Of winchell Smith and J. L. Golden
The Washington herald., 1918-05-21

The marriage of Miss Amy Ben
nett. the charming daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Bennett, and Claude
Langlais, of the French High Com
mission. will be solemnized on Sat-
urday. June Is. The details Of the
wedding which will be quiet have
The Washington herald., 1918-05-21

Mrs Hughes Oliphant has gone to
Trenton. n. ]. to remain several
days. She Is the guest Of Miss Mary
Moore.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-21

Mrs. Dan T. Moore, wife OF Col
Moore, U. s. A, is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Crespi at their
home in New York. Miss Lilly Keith.
who was the guest Of Col. and Mrs.
Moore. has returned to her home in
New York
The Washington herald., 1918-05-21

Lady LAster-Kaye entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Shoreham
IN compliment 10 Mrs. Edward h
Stettinius.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Underhill, of
New York, are expected in Wash
ington the latter part of this week
10 stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby will give an in
formal supper party in their honor
on Sunday evening.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-21

Col. and Mrs. Thomas W. Symons
will take possession of their resi-
dence in New Hampshire avenue
the first OF July. Capt and Mrs
Julian Fl. Harris, of Detroit. who
occupied IL during the winter and
spring will leave Washington next
month for Pride's Crossing. Mass,
where they have leased a place for
the summer.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-21

Mrs. Gustavus Towne Kirby was
hostess at luncheon yesterday at her
summer home in Chevy Chase, en-
tertaining in compliment to her
mother. Mrs. John CIafin, Of New
York, who Is her guest
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19

hay msssrial with xhseA 10 usalts
garments, surgical dressings, wss..,
tos eur snldsss boys.
hy this plan II Ia net sskias much
III any one individual. ha. il av~ry
p@fsan will comply ~ith the r~qu~si
msds al then. 4 handsome sum will
be realized im .hia waFihy cause.
ioa everybody aud even The
eaekiins hen and the hrayirg suais
--now have shr special eppMtnaity
Ut helnlng shsir Goverament in ID
ssasil, capacity, has when tasaied
will amount 10 much, Wake ycar
k~n up TO the true situation, and
f~sd old beck" an sm al corn less
that is. you can do this Il you
thisk you haven't surplus. and
YOU cant make the .scrsfice, Try
all doing their bi, Ia shls line II will
tia much In bringing comfort io the
wounsieti-~thcse who are making
the GREATEST III nil sacrifices.
VIII you svaiI yourself ai this op.
postaai,yf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19

Miss G~etsna~ kases,~es .~psat
"wednesday with Mfss Ala WEIGH
Edgar Holland was a, home last
Friday.
Mrs- Herman Beck and little
daughter, Virginia Mai. ot Alabama.
are here visiting relatives.
Misses Hat.ye Thompson and
Annie Oliphsnt spent Sunday with
Mise Ala Welch.
Born. to Mr.. aud Mrs. n. c. Ger.
try. April S,h. a son.
Lloyd welch vas al home lat
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Gentry oi
Nashville spent the week. end with
The la,ters parents. Mr.. and Mp.
]. N. Brown.
Miss Grace Wilkins has returned
trsnt e.s. .,s..u4. .. \, l.. u. d.
Mr. and Mrs, II, G. Oliphan, and
family spent Sunday With the lat.
tst's parents, Mr., aud Mr. W. II.
Rack.
NI~ Ruth Link a Nashville was
the guest oi her grandmother the
weekend.
Mrs, T., {. Ca.hey and children
sra visiting her parents, Mr. and
II {. 6entry.
Misses Annie Oliphsnt and Hat.
tye Thompson were In Dickson oae
day las, week,
Mesismes e., +. Brown and Ruth
Ohphant and little daughter. Turner
Mai, were visiting ia Ctsggie Hope
last week.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19

II / were iarmer would keen
a, hand a fen rrliahl- medicines for
minor ailments tina, are no, M Ass
iaas A. to require the atseation oi a
physicisu, sach as Chsahe,lsin /.
t,elic and hsuhoes Remedy for
towel complaints; Chamberlain |.
Cough Remedy for coughs. colds
and enoup; Chamberlain . Linlmens
Ter sprains. bruises and rheumatic
psin.. Chamberlain = Tablets tor
ston sch troubles, hiliousness ana
constipation. This uould require
an oa;!ay oi only 81 IL BY having
these srt.elee al hand il would often
cave the trouble OF Trip 10 ,o~u Ir
the busiest sess'n ot in ths night.
sn,i ~auH enable ne TO tresi slight
ailments ~ AEON A. they appear
| aai ;he~hy avoid the more seriaus
diseases thA, 20 oissn follow .-aiv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
WHITE BLUFF ITEMS
BY Our Special Correspondents

Missss Ethei and Mamie Crawns
have returned IRON Dickson.
Mira. X. A. Jo1ss has rvtufnsd
IRON . visit to r~tatis~sss wsvessy.
Mrs Homer Hooper aud little son
OF Nashville Waited Mss. J A. Lark.
Mrs. Lucy Clark III Dickson was
visiting here recently.
K. N. Nelson has accepted 6 po-
sttioo with the Lucas Spoke Co.. d,
Wayesly,
Mrs. J. n, Jones al Nashville Wis
i,ed relatives hire last week.
Mrs. Clarence Wallace and littla
son of Nashville spent the week end
here.
Mrs, Guy Moss has returned from
Dickson.
|. NJ. Nelson visited Mrs. W. o.
Nelson at Waverly this week,
Miss Mabel sesrs and Mr.. Paul
Masiers eA thr Hasre.say Raaxst. yssss,aa,
were married Sunday. Esq, String.
lellnN officiating.
Dewey Nelson OF near Fulton, Ny.
was the guest Vi his cousin. /. Al.
Nelson. hers this week.
Misc Grace Heath is the guest ol
relatives in Nashville this week,
Mrs. Chas, Baird has returned to
Florence, Ala.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
wxsr Pngv.

Mr., and M~, BRADY Fielder vis-
Iited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fisld~c. Saturday.
Mlss Lisa peAsgsn III Dickson
spsn, the weekend With homeiolks.
Nj. aud Mrs Joe Springer aud
ltstl~ sisash,ss, olia. al lanlses,
were weekend guests VI felsiives In
this vicinity.
The Death Angel has again visit.
ed this vicinity. taking as It's victim
Mr.. George BraE4el. His remains
we're laid to rest in the Adcock
cemetery.
Miss Essie Fielder entertained
quite number oi h-r friends With
q party Saturday night,
Mrs. Hollie Hamilton has return,
ed from sn extended visit 10 hei
husband. who vas =, Camp Forrest,
near Chattanooga.
Mr., and Mrs. Monroe Donegsn
snd Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Springer ppen,
s,ssssssa.ar RITA w. ~sssal Mr Nassan
Walker.
Erness Brafael aud family we're
guests Of Press Adcoek and family
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
Turkey Creek

Mr.. AMI Mrs. Tate Herbison and
children II Duck River are visiting
the laiters parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Dudley.
Misses lrene and Thelms Sugs
visited their grandmother. Mrs
Mary Register. Sunday.
Miss Oriean Frasies 10 on the sicl
list.
Mrs Dee Mys,t. who has heen on
the sick list Tor several weeks. i,
improving slowly.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Myatt. of ioungsiown. O.. April q
a, daughter. Mrs.. .Ayatl Was rias,
mrrfy Miss Hester Frazer. d thia
place.
Willie Rogers visited relatives q,
Bon Aqus Sunday,
hr. and. Mrs. w.. r. Myatt and
little daughter. Halle. spsn, Sun.
day With the formers sister. Mrs
Martha Dudley.
Mrs.. J. A. Owens WAS 10 Dick Asou
Friday.
Misses Iona and Sarah Nelsou
and Miss Alberta Myau ~ers guests
ot Misc Ruby Mys,. Sunday.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
Can Sell Your poaltry
After Friday, April ~

The order restricting the sale el
poultry made by the United States
Food Administrator will he revoked
u, midniaht on Friday. April 10th,
Reginniaa nrx, Saturday. sll par
'ssks ase. s;aa&Ad ta s.#elfl ass siiSaasii ssai
poultry.
The Food Administrator believes
II will be unwise Tor farmers to rush
their hens 10 market. ~ il will
cause market gfats and ae,npsaiiEs
prices, Hens ths, have stopped
laying should he sald first. Care.
full cnlling oi the llneks and ,he
keeping oi those hens that are lay
ing will be a ptoiitable practice.
PITT HESsi.fE.
County. Food Adm'r
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
Even the Hen and "Old
Beck" Can Aid Red Cross

An opportunity IL Afforded every
individual in Dickson County to
AID the local Red Crsse Chapter IN
The nebby little plan that has Just
heeu promulgated, Mex. Saturday
April alth might appropriately
ne designated ss kgg aud Cora
bay in Dickson County. - 90 tha,
late every man woman, boy and
sisi 10 the County IL ASKED 10 do
heir bit" by donating Al least one
esg to the Dickson Cornsy Rad
Crc@s Chapter. and. likewise. ever.
farmer is asked 10 dunsis 4 halt.
iasen ears Of com. Headqusrter.
.as there products viii be sssa hlish-
.i At the @. l. Pensxooss bnildiRg
On Main Street. in Dsekscn. where
8 cnmnitt~e wsll be pEsseat 10 re
seive all donations.
The eggs and esan silI BE- w 10 q,
once aud the procsesis will BE- used
lby The loeal Red Cross Chapter Il
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
Be Patriot and Donate Eq and Ears Of Corn Red Cross apter!

Jesse A. Stanheld. Cumb. Fee.
Herman Crockett. White Bluff.
Leslie EdnaoHson, Charioas.,
Clarence w. l4arkins, Charlotte,
Eddie C0sdon. Barns,
Elbsr Suxg, Dickson.
To Camp Lee
Norman Bell Cheap Hill.
Geo Nolid. DieksoH.
Wesley Sweat. Cheap Hill, X. 2.
Jsrmsn r. Smith. White Bluff.
Albert Car. Dickson.
kobes, Polk. Charlotte.
ALTERNATE
Elias Oyerton. Dickson.
Another call has recently been
made ior about 50.000 more men
% enuain Tor army eamps during
he ten-day period beginning May
|M. Dickson County'a quota os
shite men In this call IL only three.
The Local Board has no, yet ss.ec,.
ID these men. but will probably be
'nnoonced nsxt week.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19

To he nj bic best n man must
have sound, refreshing sleep. When
wakeiul and restless al night be 10
in no condition Tor work OF business
during the day. Waksiulness 10
often caused by indigestion and con.
sspas'on. and Il quickly relieved by
Chamberlain Yahle,s, Try a dose
nt these tablets and see how much
better You feel .sith . oiaAs head
aed good digestion. .--ndv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
For Bilious Troubles.

To promote healthy action oi
The liver aud correct the disorders
caused By hiiiousness. Cha mber.
lain's Tablets are excellent Try
them and see how quickly they give
you a relish for your iood and ban.
lsh thai dali and stupid feeling --.
adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
Flour Mf nllkEI
NaATEIsT 4 DlIs
I(losernaeat to Buy fIoslr Ths
Merchants Have. clli-
xens Allowed Ouly
Limited Amcunt.

All the merchants Aad kenfnsp1
men Of DisksoA Hssa wilA G1y
Food Adminisusies pha ~ "
"A the Recorders i pikcs = Diwanaul
"Wednesday aisafnoaA. md aissw !
discussion A~ae wnanimcNaly a..
cisi@d thai all merchants NJ Diek.
son would dssconsinas a~lisnS nous
alter the hour of the mess,ns fos .
given p~riod,
Messm Rogess and Boyte. ,~p.
resen.,ng the Dickson hoarsnx mill
Mr. Z. w Daniel sepfssenssns w,
A. Chambers X Company Whol=.
Grocery. and Mr., Rchs. Cisun@nta,
representing Hurst Boiling h Co.
ei Ciarksviile. al agreed thss thsy
would call no snoss aoas tos q
beast thirty days in Dseksoa Cssn.
". All Hour now On A&M1A el
Dhek.on Coaaty sn<schAaAs i kcp.
|@asss3 fsarnsssE dx1stt dx1stt N psi.Fi,s NJ n Mn M
Coansy Food AdmiMiaesaeos. fos
tho use al the Unaed States Arms
and 10 be paid for By the UnAe1
Sassa Government. koeess 4
Hoys~. mih~rs stated shnt slssy had
about $50 huaheis of wheat sca
hand. and that when ,An wheat
was ground they would turn sAs
-four over 10, Mr., Hsnslea, Food
Administered.
h 10 earnestly urged that all mes'
chants in the County discoatsnas
/ the selling Of Rour, h was agreed
and understood shse Ill <iGissAs n
Dickson County who have svss "A
pound. of -four on hand wssb1 I ~
liver the excess over n poslA1s ~
the County Food Admiais1ssaos,
who will pay Tor same. Any 90
having over 50 pounds d 6sss =
hand u guilty cf the u. ;. law y
hoa.ding -FOUR. and b sshisrs h
the penAlsy cf the law.
Mr.. Henslec requesss shss u
parties having over n pouMds y
Aour on hand advise him Il sstl
and tha, BE VIII 6s n posssoa =
handle same within The nezs wssl
OF ten days. h h earnestly fssassi
cd that all patriotic citxsns n ihl
county report 70 "A. A. Mossan
State Food Adminissssos. NAsh
vile. or Pin Hensles, D;ckson. ths
names oi any parties In Dscksos
County who have more than Sc
pounds oi -four on hsnd. and thsss
parties will Be required y suEl
over their -four 10 The Covevamssa'
! at once. OF will be subject 10 IN
penalty oi the law.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
Old Magazines Wanted.

Everyone who has old magazines
will please send them TO the Red
Cross rooms over the Citizens Nat.
ioual Banh. They will be given To
the soldier boys
Mrs. ]. A Clement. rh'rm,
Canteen Committee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
THOSE WHO GO To
CAMP THIS MONTH
Dickson County's Quota 81
l9 White and Is Colored.
Exact Date Not Vet
Made Public.

During the tive. day period begin
ming April 10th l50 90 men will
be sent 10 the va,ious camps thru.
out the United States, Dickson
Connt,'s prosato will bs a7~-l9
wh,ta tnrn and II negroes. fhsrs
ara III negroes oi this number which
come under separate call, being
tIa remainder oi Dickson County =
quota 10 ths lirst draft These men
will b, sent To Camp Meade, Mary.
land. while the other six men, which
comes under the second draft. will
70 To Camp Les, Petersburg. Va
All VI thr white men vii! be sent
tn Camp Jackson, Columbis. y, e..
Tor trimming. No exact date has
yet been set Tor the sending oi thsse
men, the Local Board having az yet
received no ijrmaI order 10 this III.
feet, but all will 10 sometime dur
ing the hve,day period beginning
,,A 7,l,.,. ~. ~ s ~. , ,,N. x.as ..ss
Below wr publish the names of
those selected 10 % to the training
camps under this call;
WHITE
Alvin Hstschel Parrish. vanlrer.
Wm, Henry Green. Cheap Hill.
sam Henry Bailey. Dickson, Il, s.
Cullum keJdeu. Dickson.
Jas. Wesley Moore, Dickson. X. 4.
Albert France sehmittop, Sylvia,
Leslie y 9Bennett, White Bluff
Oscar Daily Matlnck. Charlotte,
Robert Percy Totter. Vanleer,
Roy V. Nelson, Dickson,
Sam Dalton Luther. Dickson.
Cotley Cooke. White BiuiI.
Arthur Hicks, Sylvia.
Herbert A. England. White Blun.
Geo. N. Martin, Eldorado. kans.
Oscar Lafayette Oakley. Dickson.
Claude Hand. Cumberland Fee.
New. A. Lyle. Slsyden.
John Lloyd Hail. Burns.
A.TEHNATks
John 7 Donagsn, Bon Aqua.
Edgar Andersen Math,s, Sylvia. 4
''.' T. uoL0RED camp Meade
Roy Robinson, Charlotte.
Finley Pollard. Sylvia,
Rurnaoe Turner. Burns. r, !.
Oscar Washington. Dickson.
John Hall, White Bluff.
Lark Crockett, Sohel.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19

LOST-~A large funnel. on pike
between Dickson and Charlotte,
Finder sill please return tn Dennis
Page or any Of The standard Oh
Co. wagons. and receive a liberAl
reward.
We grind plnw points right '---
STANDARD Mam CO.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19

0n Saturday, April 2Tsh. at one
% clock. on Main Street in Dickson,
| vii! sell to the highest bidder onr
mare. one mule. and one second.
hand Maxwell Au,om ,hilr. Two
rercen, ot proceeds will hE given 10
Dickson County Red Csos- Chapter
~. II. Page.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
Patriotic Americans Getting
the Broom After Kaiser Bin

IA the rssul. oi the timely
thnugh,inlness ot Houston County
widow. who, after giving two sons
10 the cause oi liberty aud ireejom
oi the Nation wanted to aid her
fcputfts in, A. finsaciAi ray. apd
gave al she had--a broom which
she had .made~-to her local Rad
Cross Chapter, and which has hsen
sold Tor the third time, Si63 80 has
ALREADY been added to the 's,roag
box" Of the Red Cross Society. and
iust what the total amount from
the sales III this broom will finally
amount 10, cannot ytt be ascertain.
ed.
II was hrst sold by the Houston
County Chapter. bringing SCI 30
II was then passed on to the
Humphreys County Chapter and
sold at Wavsrly ior $3.50, The
broom then became TIM property
Of r. T.. Few. who donated ii to
the Dickson County Chapter. At
the suctiono on Main Street here
las, Saturday, the broom brought
Ss0.0n, Troop | aud , Boy Scouts
heing the successful bidder. They
have donated this broom To the
Hickman County Red Cross Chap,
ter. with instructions Tor them to
cell in the same manner aud then
| pass II Gu. 70 .the neU county
We grind plow points right -
STANDARD Motor Co,
| FOR SAlE-liouse and thrv.
lots, orchard. Apply 10 Mrs. l..
| Goshoru. Nest Dtekson,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19

Your Auto tsbe troablss sss past
when you havs Holiass p4tchss.--
Stan lard Mocts Go
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19
Hens! : Hens!
THE HEN MARKET WILL
OPEN UP NEXT SATURDAY

Now is the time to sell all Of your
Gull hens, Keep all your hens that
are laying, as they will pay YOU bet.
ter as egg-producers.
II you going TO sell any hens in the next thirty
days. our advice to you is 10 scll them next Satur-
day, as is the opinion of the large dealers that the
market will be glutted and the market lowered consd
erahly. II your hens laying good YOU would do
better To keep them and take Oc or them later, than
10 sell now for iic, but don't keep back any iha, are
not laying.
For your attenuation will lew ot the for
low hen market this
Easter past and the buk OF the Jewish holidays gone
the Government has taken all the available
IN New York and mas forbidden the dealers OF ts
recns and .,ers hen& no. weather here the hens all
the hands oil the producer and they going turn them
loose taste, than they be eatcn
We arc putting the before they and
judgment pleasure about selling but
don't blame YOU draw the wrens conclusion
Call $ up. Friday. and TED you definitely
what they vii, he worth Saturday We going ny load
SATURDAY. but Will have drop
ye, 1t un because iced high hold and iced
them
Yours very truly.
THE MURPHREE PRODUCE CO.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-19

| FOR SAlE-Honse and three
lots; orchard, Apply TO Mrs. l..
Goshorn, Vest Dickson,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-01-18
REBELLION IN HELL

Big sparks flew from old Satan's S eyes. Whats this I hear?" said he. "They say that when the Kaiser dies he'll be consigned to me. Old Hell to me is mighty dear, the place is very fine: but if they send that guy down here, believe me, I'll resign. I'll stand for niurderers and crooks, and will not disown that I have listed on my books the worst thugs ever known My boys would get right sore l fear; I know they would rebel. No, Kaiser Bill can't enter here, for he'd corrupt all He'll. Our sulphur is too clear, our birthstone looks too pure; and if in one he'd take a swim, t'would ruin it I am sure. Our company is not so swell, vile beasts we won't reject, but keep that Kaiser out of Hell, we have some self-respect. .''-Contribut- ed
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-01-18

ous by their absence in not attending the big Red Cross Carnival to be given at the Morenci Club on Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday even- ings of next week. This Carnival will be the biggest affair given in this place and the proceeds will go to- ward the one common cause, dear to every one hundred per cent Ameri- can, the great American Red Cross society," The affair will fairly teem with amusement and interesting stunts. Hams, bacon and eatables of all kinds, candies, cigars, and all sorts of useful and necessary articles will be given away for practically nothing Join the crowd, bring some money and enjoy three evenings of pure fun and forget the cost. Do your bit at home and attend this won derful carnival. It's success depends on you as well as your neighbor and they need your contribution however small it is, as well as the reckless spender toward a good cause. The committee is expecting you and will meet you at the door.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-01-18

thing I want and it all agre $ with Ile, too. I have gained back all my lost weight, sleep like a log at night and when get up in the morn ing I am full of energy and attend to my business without a bit of trouble.
 My wife is so pleased with the re- suits that I have gotten from Tanlac that she bought bottle for herself today. We know just what it will do and feel satisfied that there isn't another medicine in the world just as good.'
 "Tanlac is sold in Clifton by Cliff ton Drug Co.,, in Duncan by Elk Drug Store, in Morenci by Arizona Copper Co. Ltd, and in Guthrie by Brown and Beck" " adv.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-01-18
Arizona
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR ~- U. s. Land office at Phoenix, Ari zona, January g.. 1918. NOTICE IS hereby given that liar land Walker, of Metcalf, Arizona, who on June 29, 1912, made Homestead Entry, No. 017S66, for A tract of land described by metes and bounds as fol- lows:
 Beginning at Corner No. 1 from which U. S L. M. No. 227 H. E. s. bears S. 64 deg. 10 min. E. IS. g chains; thence East 61. 43 chains to Corner No. 3; thence East 7.27 chains to Corner No. 8; thence South 20 .00 chains to Corner No. 4; thence. West FPS chains to Corner No. ,; ttence West 61 AZ chains to Corner Mo- 6; thence North 500 chains to Corner No. '; thence North SS deg. 04 min. w. SIT chains to Corner No. S. thence North 4.74 chains to Cor ner No. g; thence East 10. % chains to Corner No. 10; thence North 10. % chains to Corner No. 1, the place of beginning; containing 142.37 acres and located in Sec. 6 (surveyed Tp 3-S., R. 30-E. and (unsurveyeO Sec. 1 Tp. 3-S., R. 29-E., G. & s. R. B. & NJ, has filed notice of intention to make three year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, be- fore Ben M. Crawford, at Clifton, Ari- zona, on the twelfth day of February, 1918.
 Claimant names at witnesses: Pat Sutherlin, Earnest Fry, T. B. Mo Cullough, S. G. Morilla, of Metcalf, Arizona.
 JOHN L. IRWIN, Register.