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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07

brother. John l.. rltts. of Scottsvil;c.
who is i'll at johns Hopkins Hospital.
The latter WAS first taken TO :, spccia-
list in ohio. whcr" he remained for
tw" or three weeks. Colonel \. L.
Fitts. Jr.. and Charles porricr. both OF
ScottSNillc. have been with che patient
most OF the time since leaving VIZ
Sinia
Mrs. a. J.. Pitts. Mrs. piummcr T..
Jones. Miss Miriam Pitts. ny. Perkins
Glover ann j. bentley BROWN mptcrcd
together to curdsvillc. Shopp.,rds and
t'drmyilic late last week. .cIurnin.
home the same day.
Special Easter services were held in
tho Arvonit Methodist church last
sunday niGh'. a larc" congregation
being present. Special Easter music
WAS rendered by the choir. which com
pris"i a continuation of tho best SIN.
crS IN hrvonIa. y lurs" collection was
takCn FOR the led C-oSs work. Roy
flunncr +. Jones. OF Now Canton.
preached a sermon suitable 10 the uc-
caSivn.
Charles A. Williams Of rrcdcricrlg
burg. spout several days IN New can
ton this wcce. loC.lins after The Wat
son pyr!tc mine there. Tho mine is
now "a iull and successful operation
and is producing a very h,gh-gradc
"opper pyritc. ;hc product 10 DO
Shippcd 10 acid mixers ia Cleveland.
ohio. and other places
Misses Blanche aHd Fila puswcl: and
Mrs. john Cabcl! Dosw.Il uoiorcl To
Farmrille on Monday of ihis week.
MSS Blanche Doa,vel! rcturnlnv t. ;n,
normai school after an Easter v!sf, 20
hc- home in New Canton
Mrs. 7. Brown Weller OF August.
county m"ar stanton. br; formerly al
ms county, spent Somc days horc Pc
Gently visiting her daughter. Mrs T.
r. Anderson. Mrs. Weller recently
Visited he" son Merrill. in North caro-.
lima.
Forest rrli,,s. OF .hc E;.ing Lumber
pora lily 20: :,ou;h Caroline. where I've
"as called 20 cn' timber for the gov
eminent. lie stripped from Me- Can
;on vast amour. Of machinery.
~ william Beverley Petit. for
many years a resident of New Canton
h"t FOR q year or more physician on
BRITISH ships. has accepted {" position
"a physician AZ TIC Richmond I.oconto-
i've Works. He will make his hon!c
in Richmond
Miss Eddie i:ransford. Of Camdens
Crossing. has been spending some days
in New Canton.
by Charles w. Anderson spent last,
Mrs. George Satterfc!d was a recent
visitor ia Scottsvillc
Howard Ransom motorcd to EIcn-
mond on "Wednesday Of this week
Miss Anna Holman spent Easter sun
daE at her home in b., NO Bluff
Colonel Albert j. Terrell visited
Richmond and the state Farm on bust
ness connected with the state Prison
Board.
Mrs. Agnes Chandler and Messrs. Ter
rel and Wilson !'uqua spent EIstcr
With their mother. Mrs. Ju!.t rupua.
q; New Canton. They returned to
Richmond and Chester on Monday OF
this week
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PULASKI

tSpecia! 20 The Timcs- D!spatch.1
PCLASkl. VA. April Ga wedding
CT interest on Saturday was that OF
Miss Josephine Allison. 10 Robert :.
Orr. OF Pennington Cap. Va. which took
place at the home Of the brides mother.
Mrs j. s Allison. 1T Diapers Valley.
Rev. George II. G.lmcr, H. -. was tho
officiating minister. The couple was
Unattended. Miss sara Mcc;avOcli play
ed the wedding march from Lohengrin
ana G"orScttc and = co.saGc bouquet Of
pink roses. \ Duftc. luncheon wa.
served Immediately after the ceremony.
MIR. and Mrs. Orr left on a southern trim
10 Florida thence along the coas; I'd
up the Mississppi after which thSy
viii be AZ home at Pennington Gap.
Attorney .. 9. Brewer left Monday
afternoon FOR Springfield, Mass. where
lac viii enter the Y. NJ. {. a college in
preparation for The army ~" work.
Mr. Brewer Is the third profess lonal
man from Pulaski taking up this work
ms family VIII remain mere Tor ;!me
az least
Approximate services were rendered in
the churches on Easter sunday morn.
Ing. Special services III Instances mark i.
cd the festive occasion IN some OF the
churches. while IN others, special music
and sermons marked The day y more
delightful Easter sunday has never
been experienced. proving au Incentive
for q general turnins-out OF the nopu-
lace.
Nj. ad Mrs. c w Heuser. Of Beckiey.
w Va" former residents OF the town.
visited friends here tho first of tho
week They were returning from AN
extended visit 10 friends in North Caro-
lima.
Mrs. William s. Gnmer has returned
from an extended WISH 10 her parents
il CatlctisburG. Ky.
Isf
Walter Miller and NJ >haclileford were
among the V. y. /. cadets spending
Easter visiting in Pulaski
Stuart VI, Buck Of Bramwcl W Va.
presidcn, OF the National Carbide COM
pany, which is erecting :, large plant
At lvanhoc. was a the city this week on
business connected win the build.m:
operations
Miss Leta Southern has returned from
the hospital At Roanoke. where she
underwent an operation for appendicitis.
An event OF interest was the Stagiu.
or womanlcSs wedding on Friday
night under tho auspices OF the Ell; :
Lodge Prominent men of the town
participated ia making the event an i'm
n,cnse success. H. l.. Troiinger being
The bride. and NJ. O. Bane the bride
groom. There was a large number OF
attendants and important pcrsonascs
participating. Attorney John :. Draper
performed the matrimonial tic \ ga :
racity audience WAS in cvcidcncc in the
Elks Theatcr TO witness tho ceremony
The Rev. Thomas +. Op!c, rector OF
Christ Episcopal Church. has been
granted a vacation by his consrcea-
ton on account Of illness. He Will
spend the month OF April away re-
Cuperating.
Service Flag Day will he observed b..
the Presbyterian congregation on sun
day morning in recognition of the boys
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GREATEST EVENT SINCE
DAYS OF LONG AG 0
Nos'imo Ball at LawrcGrcvIlIc
Proves Scene Long to BE
Remembered.
FOR BENEFIT OF RED CROSS
brunswick Society Turns out I'm
Aassc, While Many Visitors From
Distant Sections Take Par. in
Notable Function.

Special TO The Times spatch.l
itWHENcENli.L.E. M. hrrn c.
Tho costume bal siyou hcr" on Nor
Gay m'cht last for tic benefit Of The
Rcd Cross haas been pronounced tho
most elaborate ana beautiful nirai"
seen III nruMawicH County sine" auto
|i"ilun days. Society and aristocIacy
/ or" out "m EIasSc.
The ha!! was artisticaly and ap
| "oprhtcly decorated with i'acs. butt
IN. and "vcrgrccns. and. with N"
|IHnE hand*um" costumes. the sC,n.:
WAS one not soon 20 hc Forgotten. FOO
|nuch praise cannot be given tho ladies
f. tic town having tho arranI em"nts
|n cnarGc.
rl:e grand marc, begin ii, 10 o'cloca
nd was led by Nj. ANA AIRS. Waiter
rurrbuli 10 as .rsf lieutenant of tn
home guard. ant ahc AS Liberty"
|HrNt came Dr. w H. Lewis as q "Vir-
f-inia colonel" with Mr.. ii. L. Heart-
|Nol rs Might" Then came Mrs. /;
" Gmnbull - baby, with Miss
niiu rprnbull a. : rose" Nh ana
81 "Hj Mrs. Washington" ard Ed
~ Starkc, ir as Little GcorSc
/ +" aa;inEton." 'i'hc remainder o: the
ne Mas - follows: Miss iincanuon
~ Little Red Riding iood." with
|.mory Earrow. Of Alberta, rs "Unc!"
an. MISE l,uth McCabc as q "DGtciI
l:Iri' with Thomas Crichtou as =
putcn boy" Malvern Barrow. of Al
I'erta. as clown" with Miss IIcs."i
Queen Of Hearts. =" Miss Mauhc l'ur-
~ as Night" Win Osy.cll >irohccter
soldier Miss May Young a. :,
Knitting bag ~ith Marion Peebi..3
IS a soldier Mss Rich Of Nlhcrta,
Queen Elizabeth" with Thornton
Morrison as Sir Walter Raleigh" Miss
'livia Meredith as a bale; girl" with
II Harris Jr., as a clown" Miss
hernia Valentine OF E.mporil. AZ
Mary Pckford." with George harris
Charlie Chaplin" Miss Mary Hicks
Is q 'Eypsy Girl" With .ir. Seward:
Bliss Young as 10 Peep" with + NJ
tin1orc JT.. - "Litti" Boy Blue" M.
~. T.. Price as "Turk!sh ciuaratl-
;irl:' Mrs Charlie Scbrcll as colo! i;,l
)amc" Miss l.iz4ie Turrhull a. i:t
'ccp," ard many others o; whom lin.
tea space prevents ment oninr 49,,
'ii2cs were donatcd by the lnci,l ruci-
'iants. The ladys prize went 20 Mrs
I. l.. H"ariweli ns Might" ;,rd the.
:"ntleman's TO Emory Barrow, of Al
3'crta. as "unclc sam"
PAtroncsscs were Mrs Walter Turn
'ull, Mrs. IL. L. iI.artwclI Mrs ~ H..
tari.c Mrs. Frank Mallory, Mrs
:; Turnbull IT.. Mrs. y. T. Purdy. Mrs.
'crciral sims. Mrs. y :. Hicks. N.re.
II. l.. Psicc. Mrs. Rober, Era-r ~
'@r;a; Mrs. Nellie Erodrax, Nrs II.
hcCrea Mrs j. L Thomas Mrs.
J.. .iary. Mrs. J J. Hacley
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who have been called TO duty under
The nag. \ special program is bciu.
arranged appropriate - lhe UccaS !ou.
The address w.ll b. delivered by :he
Rev William Guthrie OF Wynd.ic. Va.
The service Is held Oh ~, nearest sun
day TO the first Anniversary ot the
declaration Of war against Germany.
Young men out % the congregation il
the service arc: Ice Allison. James NJ.
Crockett. Tate q. Crockett. Fred Camp
bell. William Mcclure Dunlap. Captain
}. Il. iilinc-. /. :. y. Lieutenant u: T..
i. liam, !.icutenant W. =. Lucas, VI. b..
Roaert Luras. Walter Lee McCornicl,,
James Miller. Frankie Morton. Byron
Morton. feInpie i'HigLc:, Waite. smith
anu The odorc Smith
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vile. Ma have been guests IN The
h"hl" of Mr. ana Mrs. Il, L. Iueri"
during tho past week
Airs, Kate Richardson and friend.
MISS Margaret johnson, of Richmond
"''n" ~ io alton" the educational con
icr"nc" here last week.
Miss fuuua. of Surry. was tho ::ucS,
II Miss Patsy Watkins til" past week.
MI anh Mrs. w. II. I'aiinorc r"-
"rtr"d the 'l"ws on last WcdncsGa% -
VIC death Of Il #i.t"r-ir law. Mrs. ETA
n"it Mcconnell. which occurred II TO.
nom" on AnriI .. in birmingham. Ala
Miss Jrdsom Robinson. of Staur,",
institute faculty. spcnt !.astc" VIII,
Ter homo people here.
Mrf j. l.. Norris las returned f,pnt
- visit 20 hn:' daughter. Miss Mary
WI" is student ct fine arts Ia Sow
Ioti;.
Mrs ". G. Newman and dausr;cr.
Frances. have returned Gro.r d, WISH
70 hcr nom" people - Richmond
.nr" l. -. Elrttu ana baby ANA Mics.
Aii"r'i Walton. Of i.ouisirnn are ,lc
1n"ats of the formers parents. Ny. nu,,
Mrs. >. +. walton. on South Naiu
street.
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ncsdny from few da:s' visit 10
friends in Erist0l
Mrs. Il. r. Irvine ard children &c
turned home Friday from I;ichuuaG.
where they have bccn spending tho
past three months with relatives
Mrs Fred Gibson end three li.;I.
daughters returned Thursday from =,
visit TO Mrs. iI"git y Young. in Elrnt
invham. Ma. ana Bristol.
Mr. ard Mrs. l.. /: ri"rson returned
home FRIDAY IRON II visit TO spartan
burg :. q.
Miss Virginia N,Gcrson. OF wise.
srcnt fcw days last week VISITING
Miss Folly Kelly
Charles l.. Stror-. Of Ein-srort. ,vno
has had - position ia the auditing
department OF tho Stoucrn Coke and
coal Company. loft Friday rur his hcrr".
where he VIII spcud - rct DAYS be.
tore rcpcr'ir. ia Camp Lee for duty
Lieutenant Raymond Rose. OF chi
"1Gp. "pcn. a Few day hcr" this week.
the crc", of MIR and Mrs l. NJ. Willis.
~ route 10 Camp tee.
Mrs, Wayne Wright aud little dau:h-
ter lot saturday for Columbus. ohio
Nhorc they viii spend some time VIII
Mr. Wright.
tcrmomt College, Bristol suent = few
days nero this week with her father.
Hcv. !. u. Graft.
M. and Mrs. lrby Nicl.cls ard two
children returned {" their home liz
En"Nr,'lc Saturday nictt. after spend
inG few harS here with relatives
Dewitt Wolfe. lr. who = attcnd:ne
s2ho"' at Y. T. l.. has boon spending "a
few DAYS in tho CAP with her parent.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. g. W"lfc
Claude Carrico. eldest son o, Hov.
AND Mrs NJ. J., Carri-o. loft sunday
ni=h; for Knoxville. where hc was call
cd hy sclcctivc draft into se.rvic" Of ;hc
United states Army
Il. ~. Watt, OF pmeville ~ wns
:! business visitor in town les, Fri
dag.
Hon. c. Il. slemp. of Washington.
spent Monday IN town
Otis aud L. l.. Mouscr ypcn, Mon
day IN Lebanon, Ky, on business.
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ARVOMiA


'>Decia! 10 The Times -. spa;uh.l
.iHNoNIh. Va, April! S-Rcv Robert
Werner R.rwel!. for twelve OF more
years pastor OF the Arvonia Mount
ZION group OF Baptist Churches left
with his family on Wednesday, Of this
week for Houston. Halifax County.
where he VIII 81 once assume charge
Of the Houston Bapt!s; Church and
country church connected Herewith.
Mrs Cora ABRAMS and Mrs William
: l.eSH"ur lef; Tor Baltimore ,his
week. They Will rcin1.n there wi;h
relatives for ten days &: more.
y. {, Burnett. o: Charlottesville. con-
ncrted with tho Three Million cam
naiSn Of the Presbyterian Church
spent Saturday and Sund.y with Rev
Plummer r. Jones. presenting his
cause =: Trinity Pre- sb.icrian Church.
New Canton on sunday morning
Arthur l.. Pits spcr; Inc early part
of this week in Baltimore with his
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AlTAVISTA

specs. 20 me =! times O'Sp"ien.l
:, A a.: - =, w. apr! V:-M 50
~ ."%!c bTas vas entertained Sunda!
0S hFS' 1erfe h.!c5 1T chatham, Va
MIS-. Myrtle GoSSi1. OF LynGnourS,
IA, was INC Weekend guest 0; u.
and MES. ". o smith.
DIE. Ncl"e morrison Was entertained
"Ne, vac i"ateF ho'!daEs bE he' sister
!" i-!', "n'G' Va.
Mt. - >. H"ob.hS ana her laughter.
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Gripping Account
of Life in Germany

ono of the most Interesting and
authentic stories set pc0ncd as 10
acfuni living conditions IN Germany
Inns been written L.! nm rsrnprd Nnr
prisoner. Private y. Is. Dickinson, of
the BritisI, army.
tic was a s"ho"i-tcarhcr by pro-
frssion. and spoke German HucntIy,
rs result OF which hr WAS engaged
n. nm interpreter. mud had unusual
opportunities for procuring inrorma-
tim.
His account Of tho economic mud
f"od condition in Gcrmany, the first
inStnIlmcnt "f which appcnrs In
this mornings Times Di>patrh, IL =
Information on thnt subject
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BIG STONE GAP

Especial TO Tn" Times rispatch.1
SIG STONE GAP. VA. APRIL G.-SIr.
and Mr.. J. w Newman, OF Versailles,
ny. arrived in town saturday. wher,.
hey VIII spend several days visiting
their many friends and Relatives
MI. and Mrs. :. J. GLndr!. u Stonrs a..
"c:e guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il; T..
:hoads.
William Kelly, OF Johnson city. has
accepted position With The Ayers
Drug Company.
w. Il. Reynolds. OF Cate CITY. was
in town last FVd:.y on hi siness
Miss Edith Nal Gordc- left Thurs.
Gay icr Abinsdou. where she spent
Easter visiting Misses Mary Blair .nG
Lucille Martha.
Mrs. w. :. Beverly apen; las; wees
IN Bristol.
Mrs. {. c. Cochran reformed We'd
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Engagement Announced,

Special to The Times D;spatch.l
kITTREi.L. y. G. April G.-Mr aud
Mrs. Charles Henry Williams announce
the engagement Of their daughter
f.autina. 10 Peasants Parsons Pilch-
er. OF Richmond, Va. the wedding
- take place IN the early summer at
ktttrcll ON account OF the prominence
and popularity OF the contracting
gig lies the event promises to be one OF
,"ehi Interest among wide circle of
friends in this and other states
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VIII We'd at Early Date.
Especial to The r,n,osrtsn,.

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
CONCORD. VA. April G.-Hov. and
mrs. I. Il. James announce tho en-
easement Of their daughter. Lille. to
John Maxwell llcudriX. of Greensboro.
\. G. The wedding viii take r!acc AZ,
Concord Va. the home OF the bride.
at AN carly date.
Mr. Hendrix is first sergeant In am
hulamcc company 81. which is now STA
toned at Camp Jackson, Columbia. :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-25

UNITED STATES LIBERTY Bonds purchased or exchanged. We will buy Liberty Bonds straight out or will buy your equity in these bonds, based on the daily market quotations, giving you a fair price for them or will ex- change Arkansas Municipal bonds, bearing five and one-half per cent interest, for Liberty Bonds. We have never bought an issue of Liberty Bonds except what have bought direct from the government and advise those who have these boEds to carry them If they can possibly do so, but if you are going to sell them we are in the market for these or other securities. Re- member We are the largest dealers in the State in municipal bonds. Delta Land Co.,, James Gould, sec'y. 2O6 Citizens Bank Bldg, l3-S-
 6-14-lm
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REPORTS OF lN& &<AE%kE' S; ;,)rYON--HKATN-LIVE;3TOCE.
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, July 24.-Irregul- arity prevailed in the early trading in cotton today. July being down, while the new crcps were up. July was de- pressed 53 points by liquidation, while the new crop positions rose 15 to 32 points on the continued dry weather in Texas and Oklahoma.
 At the highest of tho morning the new crops were 15 to 32 points up The weekly crcp accounts were more favorable on the whole than expect ed and stimulated heavy selling. In the trading up to noon July went 1O8 points under the closing level of yes terdav. while the new crops went 24 to go under.
 July became inactive but the new crop positions continued to feel pres sure. In the trading up to o'clock the decline on them was wdened to 26 to 35 points.
 Cotton closed steady, 113 points down net on July and to 12 points
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New York Cotton.


 | New York, July 24-The big de cline which characterized yesterday cotton market was checked today by further heavy buying credited to Jap anese interests, together with a bull ish private report on Texas. an ab- sence of rain in Texas and good Liverpool and spct house buying. The opening was steady, with first prices IS to 39 points net higher A good deal of local covering was based on anticipation of bullish. weekly government report and further peace rumors and, with the exception of July the market ruled generally firm. October selling at 2474 and Decem- Der 24.05 or 34 to 50 points net high CT at the end of the first hour. July was affected by few notices of de- livery and ruled relatively weak at about 40 points under yesterdays close.
 Immediately following the weather report. which was much better than expected, the market turned weak, and under a renewal of heavy selling by spot houses, broke 50 to 60 points from the highest and five to 25 points under last night, October dropping to 24.15 and December to 23.55. Rallies of about 25 points followed at mdiday on covering and withdrawal of pres sure from spot interests. July was particularly weak after reopening and at one time touched 2580 repres- enting a net loss of 130 points due to scattered liquidations and an al- most entire absence of demand.
 October also showed relative weak ness and in the early afternoon was down to 24.10, or 30 points under last nights close, whereas December only showed 2 points net decline, at 2353; Scottered liquidation due to light ex- ports, increased southwestern move ment and conflicting Texas reports attend the decline. The July con- tract was without buyers and broke 22O points under the close of 24.90.
 Cotton closed steady.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a local disease. greatly in. nuenced by constitutional conditions. and in order to cure it you must take an internal remedy Halls Catarrh Medi- ciEe is taken internally and acts thru the blood on the mucous surfaces of the system Halls Catarrt. Medicine was in this country for yea z. It is com posed of some of the best tonics known, combined with some ox the best blood purifiers. The perfect combination of {he ingredielhts in Halls Catarrh Medi- cine iS what produces such wonderful results in catarrhal conditions. Send for testimonials. free.
 EJ, CHENEY z co. Props, Toledo o.
 1s A1su's n'isasiI; ' s@sIs FIT ser .on.tis.s,ou.
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WARNING ORDER

In the chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas.
 Mrs. Antoinette Thiolliere, plaintiff, vs.. Louis Thiolliere, defendant The defendant, Louis Thiolliere is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer tile complaint of plaintiff, Mrs. Antoinette Thiol- Here.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 10th day of July, A. D., 1919.
 F. M. REEVES, Clerk.
 S. F. VAULX, D c. 7-4-11-1S-25-8-1
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WARNING ORDER. Case No. f3S3.

In the chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas.
 Mary c. Taylor, Pinchback Taylor, Trustee, plaintiffs; vs. Tom Ross. Ol- lie Bran, Laura Burks, Louis Ross, Annie Ross, defendants.
 The defendants, Louis Ross and An nie Ross are warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiffs, Mary C. Taylor, ct al.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 17th day of July, A.. D., 1918.
 (SeaD F.>M. REEVES, Clerk
 $. F.. VAULX, D. C.. 7-1S-25-8-1- -S-15.
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LEGAL NOTICES
CURB AND GUTTER
 DISTRICT NO.

Alabama Street From Twelfth io Eighteenth; Georgia Street From Twelfth to Hardin; Twcil,h. Four teenth and Eighteenth From Sia;e Street to Tennessee Street. The tax books for the collection of special s3asessment upon the real property in Curb and Gutter District No. in the City of Pine Bluff, has been placed in my hands.
 All owners of real property lying In the district are required to pay their assessment to me within thirty days from this date.
 If such payment is Lot made action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assess ment, and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 5th day of July, 1918.
 VIM V HUTT, City Collector. Office City Hall. 3 a. m. to D. III.
 7-6-1m
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, July 24.-Peace talk had noticeable bearish influence today on corn. Favorable weather condi- tions counted also as a factor in pulling down values. Opening prices which varied from the same as yes terday's finish to 7-8c lower, with August 1.51 3-4 to 1-52 IA and Sep tember 1.52 3-4 to 1.53. were followed by a slight rally and then decided break all around.
 The close was unsettled, 5-8 cents to 1-8 cents net higher. with Aug ust 1.55 IA to 1.55 1-2 and Septem- Der 1.56 IA to 1.56 3-8.
 Oats fluctuated in line with corn After opening a shade, off to 1-4c ad vance, with August 89 to 69: -Se, the market hardened a little and then underwent 2 moderate setback.
 Provisions scored slight gains to strength in hog quotations.
 During the late dealings, additional upturns resulted from bulge in corn.
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WARNING ORDER. Case No. G3S6.

In the chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas.
 Ned Warren plaintiff, vs. Jamie War ron defendant.
 The defendant, Jamie Warren. is warned to appear in tlis court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. Ned Warren Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 3rd day of July A. D., 1918. (SeaD ' M REEVES. Clerk
 O. E. REEVES, D. C. -i-11-1S-2a S-1
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7,C0O ACRES OF THE HIGHEST land in Arkansas. in small tracts and easy payments. Do you know
 that it is admost impossible for the man of moderate means to buy a tract of bottom land at price anr on terms that the payment can be met without seriously stinting the living expenses at home. Any man who ever expects to own a farm, either to live on or as an invest ment, land that the proceeds of one land in full, will do well to investl- gate this property. An investment crop for one year will pay for the made now will soon make you inde' pendent. Come in and let us talk the matter over with you. Delta
 Land Company, 206 Citizens Bank
 Bldg, Pine Bluff. Ark. 6'l-2m
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A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles, gravel
 dia betes, weak and lame backs
 rheumatism, and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and women. If not sold by your druggist. will be sent by mail on receipt of $1.25. One small bottle is two months treatment and often cures. Send for sworn testimonials. Dr. E. w. Hall, 1926 Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists. -Advt