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Evening star., 1919-04-02
Lyceum.

Girls. laughter, wholesome comedy
and music are some Of the burlesuue
requisites promised for 1.-The Innocent
Maids" at the Lyceum Theater next
week. Headed by NIFTY Devere. late
vaudeville headliner, the cast IN
cludes Bob Nugent. May Walsh. James
Horton. Carolyn Warner and Connie
Lehr Fuller. Miss Warner, also from
vaudeville, is a recent addition to the
cast.
Two funny farces. Society a la
Carte" and decidedly Different" will
be presented in two acts and six
scenic changes. The series of living
art models is an added feature. The
chorus includes eighteen pretty girls.
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Crandall's.

Attra ctions at Crandall's will be:
Sunday and Monday. j. Warren Ker-
rigan. in The End of the Came;
Tuesday and Wednesday. Tom Moore.
in "A Man and His Money; Thursday.
Fred Stone, in Johnny. Get Your
Gun: Friday and Saturday. Constance
Talmadge, in Experimental Mar
riage"
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American.

Sunday, Dorothy Dalton. pictured in
Hard Boiled" Monday. Cecil B. De
Miles production. Don't Change
Your Husband" Tuesday. Pauline
Frederick ''The Women on the In
dex." Wednesday. Montagu Love. in
The Hand Invisible" Thursday. Alice
Joyce. in The Lion and the Mouse"
Friday. Elsie Ferguson. in His
Paeisian Wife" Saturday, Anita
Stewart, in "Virtuous Wives"
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Lyric.

Sunday and Monday. William Fav-
ersham. pictured in THE Silver King:
Sunday matinee only. Houdini. in
third episode of "The Master Mys-
terry; Monday. Made in America"
kerrigan. in 1.-The Drifters'': wednes-
day. Dorothy Phillips, in 1.-The Talk of
the Town: Thursday. G. K. Lincoln,
in "Fightins Through; Friday, Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Drew. in 'Once a
Mason" also Below Zero" Universal
comedy, and Saturday, William Rus
sell. in where the West Begins:
matinee only. Francis Ford, in 1.-The
Silent Mystery" episode No. IL.
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Princess.

The Princess, offers Sunday, Bryant
washburn. lin Venus IN the East,
Monday. Marguerite Clark. in THE
Crucible"; Tuesday, June Elvidge. in
Courage for Two; Wednesday, Dor
9thy or Dalton; IN S.o Hard Boiled;
Wives: Friday. Cecil B.. DeMille's
Don't Change Your Husband"; Satur-
day, Marian Davies, in "The Belle of
New York.
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Leader.

The Leader Theater Offering next
week, the biggest in it's history. will
be no less than the English photoplay y
production of THE Better OLE in
which the entire original cast is pic
tured. Capt. Bruce BARNS fathers s
unique play has fairly taken Ameri-
can audiences by storm wherever it
has been presented. The photoplay Of
fers comparison. to those who have
seen it. with the play as first pre-
sented in England 1t is one of the
great productions of the year.
Evening star., 1919-04-02

public II desired. It was announced hert
today.
SAN FRANCISCO. April Tho Filk
pino mission referred to in tho MAn4kz
dispatch is ON its way to Waehingeos
from this city. having departed SUNDAY,
Members OF the mission announce
while here that they did not come ts
seek Independence. but to promote
closer industrial and economic felati9ns
with the United StateS
Evening star., 1919-04-02

able photoplay production. will be
shown for the first time here at the
Criterion Theater. 1t is described as
realistic picture of the seamy side
of life in great city. Among thieves,
pickpocketS and crooks in general.
Gladys Brockwell. it's heroine. is pic
tured as a woman crook who has re-
solved to be honest and who stands
by her resolution despite every OBJ
stacle. The play abounds in thrilling
situations and carries a moral.
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Avenue Grand.

At CrandalTs Avenue Grand Sunday.
Tom Moore will be pictured in "A
Man and His Money. Monday, Ethel
Clayton. in Maggie Pepper" Tues
day and Wednesday, Norma Talmadge,
in "a Probation Wife" Thursday.
Pauline Frederick. in Paid in Full
Friday. June Elvidge, in THE Love
Defender. Saturday, J. Warren ker-
rigan, in "The Fad OF the Game"
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Strand.

Next week will bring to Moore's
Strand screen. Sunday through We'd
nesday, "a Midnight Romance" the
Lois Weber production. featuring
Anita Stewart, Jack Holt and Juani:a
Hansen. Thursday and the remainder
of the week. THE Turn In The Road.
will be shown. 1t features Helen Jc-
rome Eddy. George Nichols, " inter
Hall and Master Ben Alexandrr.
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Kuickerbocker.

Next weeks attractions at Gran
dalls knickerbocker are: Sunday and
Monday. Alice Brady. in Marie.
Ltd: Tuesday and Wednesday, Fred
Stone. in Johnny, Get Your Gun:
Thursday and Friday. Mae Marsh. in
"Spotlight Sadie: Saturday, June Ell
vidge, in THE Love Defender.'
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New Navy,

Sunday. Gladys Brockwell, in "The
Forbidden Room: Monday. William
Desmond. in THE Prodigal Liar:
Tuesday. Ruth Clifford. in "The
Games Up." also Pearl White. in
1.-The Lightning Raiders: Wednesday.
Virginia Pearson. in THE Love Auc-
ton: Thursday, Hale Hamilton. in
Johnny on the Spot: Friday. Henry
b. Walthall. in "a Still Small Voice. -
and Saturday, Martin Johnson's "Can-
nibalS of the South Sea-
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dalIs Metropolitan Sunday and
through dnesday. will picture Alice
Brady in her newest picture. Marie,
Ltd" The last half, of the week.
spotlight Sadie" featuring Mae
Marsh. will be shown.
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AmmWS me @mtS

sketch of the time entitled Out Of
Work. and Elsie Ferguson will be
the star of the big matinee Aircraft
photoplay. paid In Full" while at
all performances will be shown Fatty
Arbuckle. in Love: the Pathe News
and the Bray Photographs.
Sunday. beginning at pm. an at
tractive bill of vaudeville acts and
films will furnish the entertainment.
Evening star., 1919-04-02

Sunday. William Farnum. in '"rhe
in Happy Though Married"; Tues
day. Dorothy Dalton. in Hard
Boiled; Wednesday. Rex Beach's
production. The Brand; Thursday
George Walsh. in Never Say Quit:
Friday. Jack Pickford. in 'Freckles."
and SATURDAY., Charles Ray, in The
Girl Dodger.'
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Cosmos.

very Burt and her six Virginia
Heppers." in a big singing and dane
fpE act. embellished with beautiful
scenery will top the Cosmos Theater
1ilr next week. 1t is one Of the at
6&etions that have entertained the big
unne theaters and possesses charm
1f ITS own. The Filbert Farceurs will
Tirg happy combination of four
people in a merry Offering called
GSonsensical Nonsense; Lew Huff.
. Aalkative juggler. will nave new
tiGks: W. H. Ward and Martha Pryor.
iOifEs and persiflage; Permane and
Shelby, "A novelty called 1.-The New
1aea". Anderson and company.
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"A New Girl"

Tickets will be placed on sale tosnor-
4pw morning for the engagement of "A
New Girl" Charles Dillinghams newest
11usical comedy. which will be seen Sun
day evening for the first time on any
Rage at the New National Theater In
fhe1supporting cast will be Helen Ship
nan. Anna Orr. Nellie Fillmore. Ger
3ude Maitland, Florence Edney, Duncan
Sisters, Florence Bruce, Pauline Hall
Douglas Stevenson, James g. Marlowe,
Scott Welsh, Olin Howland, Alexander
Clark and Jay Wilson
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Apollo.

At .Crandalrs Apollo. Sunday and
Monday, Marguerite Clark will be pic
tured in Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage
Patch" Tuesday. Montagu Love, in
1.-THE Hand Invisible" Wednesday.
Tom Moore. In "a Man and His
Money" Thursday. Vivian Martin. in
You Never Saw Such Girl" Friday.
]. Warren Kerrigan, In 1.-The End of
the Came Saturday. Kitty Gordon,
in THE dwelling Hand"
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"The Bird of Paradise -

The plaintive singing of the aloha
Oe" will again be heard at the
Shubert-Belasco next week, commence
Ing. Monday night when The Bird of
PARADISE Richard Walton TuIIy'sj
love story of Hawaii will be seen for
the fourth time. with an entire new
Rretenting company headed by Flor
Nnce Rockwell in the role of the
4aSaiian princess.
ST4e cast also includes Robert Brister,
1ohh Waller. Spring ByinEton, Rose
watson. Hal Castle, Louise Wfnslowe.
&nd quintet of Hawaiian players.
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New Raphael.

Sunday. Mrs Charlie Chaplin mildred
Harris). in when a Girl Loves; Mon
day. Dorothy Phillips, in the talk Of
Wife; Tuesday. Alice Brady, in "The
World to Live in: Wednesday Edith
Storey, in LAS the Sun Went Down;
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Home.

The Home will offer Sunday Alice
Brady. in THE World to Live In:
Monday. Bryant Washburn. in Venus
in the East; Tuesday, Marguerite
Clark, in The Crucible"; Wednesday,
June Elvidge. in Courage for Two:
Thursday, Dorothy Dalton. in Hard
Boiled: Friday Anita Steuart, in
"Virtuous WIZ: Saturday. Cecil r.
DeMille's Don't Change Your Hus-
band
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Truxton.

Sunday, Clara Kimball Young in
Cheating cheaters": Monday. Alma
Ruebens in Secret Marriage: Tues
day, Edith Roberts in "Set Free:
Wednesday,. Constance Talmadge in
up the Road With Sally; Thursday.
Florence Reed in "A Woman's Law:
Friday. Clara Williams in Carmen of
the klondyke": Saturday. Gail Kane
and Stuart Holmes in when Men
Betray."
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Circle.

Sunday. William S. Hart will he pic
tured in 1.-THE Breed of Men" Monday.
'harles Ray. in THE Girl Dodger."
and Hsudini. in Master Mystery" No.
II. Tuesday, Lima Cavalieri. in Two
ETidcs" Wednesday. Kitty Gordon, in
The dwelling Hand" Thursday. Rex
Reach's production. The Brand" Fri
day. Marion Davies. in '"The Belle of
New York" Saturday. Dustin Far
mum, in THE Man in the Open"
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Carolina.

The Carolina will offer Sunday, "Ro-
Alice Brady, in THE World to Live
In; Tuesday. Bryant Washburn, in
''Nenus in tthe East: Wednesday.
Marguerite Clark. in The Crucible";
Thursday. June Elvidge. in Courage
for Two: Friday. Dorothy Dalton, in
Hard Eoiled.'; Saturday. Anita Steu-
art. in "Virtuous Wives"
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Garden.

Moore's Garden Theater. from Sun
day through Wednesday. will show
The Wolf Woman" featuring Louise
Glaum. Thursday and the remainder
of the week. Billie Burke will be pic
tured in Peggy"
Evening star., 1919-04-02

formed a union and ara agitating for
an eight-hour day and a six-day
week
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B. F, Keith's.

The bill at B. F. Keith's Theater
4ext week will be headed by Belle
Baker, heralded as ''incomparable ia
the realm of vaudeville song" George
Vhite will present his annual dance
Hnovatfon assisted by Tot Qualters.
Ethel Delmar. Lois Leigh and Dorothy
II Clair. Charles and Henry Rigo-
Rtto. with the Swanson sisters, and
Company will offer Around the
World: the. Sharrocks, will be seen
" their mirthfully mysterious skit
sBehind the Grandstand"; George
Price, a former Edwards feature, will
be supported in ~ Little of Every
Ching. and others will be j. C. Nugent
and The Meal Hound: the Texas
Comedy Four: Raymond Wilbert in
&ews.
Sunday at 8 and s:15 pm, the bill
YlH present Emma Carus, Frank Fay
A0d theOthers in the current list
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Empire.

Sunday and Monday. Queen of the
Sea- featuring Annette Kellerman; !;
Tuesday, Sir Johnston Forbes-Robert-
son. in Passing of the Third Floor
Back" Wednesday, Peggy Hyland. in
"The Girl With No Regrets" Thurs
day. Anna Q. Nilsson. in THE Way of
the Strong" Friday. Edith Roberts,
Evening star., 1919-04-02
Liberty.

in Sue Of the South" Saturday. VIII
liam Farnum. in The Man Hunter"
Evening star., 1919-04-02
TO CHOOSE FORM OF REPUBLIC
Filipinos Will Dictate Independ-
ence Terms to Mission Here.

MANILA, P. l.. April 1.-Filipino off,
cials. following study Of independence
plans. will instruct the special mission
now in America as to what form Of re-
Evening star., 1919-04-02
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Evening star., 1919-04-02
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Evening star., 1919-04-02
Revere.

Sunday Elsie Ferguson will be pic
tured in His Partisan Wife: Mon
day. Bryant Washburn in Venus in
the East; Tuesday. Anita Stewart in
"Virtuous Wives: Wednesday,. Con-
stance Talmadge in "A Pair Of Silk
Stockings: Thursday. Marguerite
Clark in ''The Crucible'': Friday. June
Elvidge in 1.-The Moral Deadline": Sat
urday. Virginia Pearson in "Buchan-
ans Wife,"
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Savoy.

At Crandalrs Savoy Sunday and
Monday Norma Talmadge will be pic
tured in THE Probation Wife; Tues
day. j. Warren kerrigan in THE End
of the Game; Wednesday. Lima Cava-
lieri in 1.-TWO Brides; Thursday. June
Elvidge in The Love Defender; Fri
day. Tom Moore in "A Man and His
Money: Saturday, Constance Tall
madge in Experimental Marriage"
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Plaza

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Dus-
tin Farnum will be pictured in The
Man in the Open; Wednesday and
Thursday Pauline Frederick in Sold: !:
Friday and Saturday. Sessue Haya-
kawa in "a Heart in Pawn
Evening star., 1919-04-02

Thursday. William Farnum." in The
Man Hunter" and Friday, June Ell
vidge, in THE Buffer"
Evening star., 1919-04-02

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-02

Mrs. Richard Weightman. after sew
eral years absence. is at her home in
Sunderland place Miss Bispham is
spending the winter with her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-02
Sells Estate in Cession to Poles

BERLIN, November IA Correspond
ence of the Associated Press).-The
Duke of Coburg Gotha has sold to
Prince Arthur of Connaught five
thousand-acre estate, including Sam
ter Palace, located in e-rea which
is to be ceded to the Poles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-02

who have not as yet joined the club.
are to be guests for the afternoon
The first business meeting of the
club will be held tomorrow morning
at 1920.
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W.S.S.
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SAFE IN ENGLAND

A cablegram to Mrs. Ross Mathis of Cotton Plant. from her husband. Ut. Ross Mathis, of the A. B. F.. was received January IA. announcing his safe arrival in England and also that he would soon return to the States. Lieut.. Mathis has seen all the hardshiDs of war, having been wounded, gassed, taken prisoner and confined to Hun treatment in prison in Poland for the past six months, denied communi- cation with homefolks. nothing having been heard from him for the past three months. His wife, formerly Miss Lynch of Cotton Plant is receiving con- gratulations from many friends on the good news from her husband. Young Mathis is an attorney and will on his re- turn pursue his profession at Cotton Plant.
The Home news., 1919-01-24
PURCHASE GARAGE

Messrs. E. E. Thompson and R. J. Walker of Little Rock, have purchased the garage and repair shop from MT. w. B. Fakes. These gentlemen come highly recommended to McCrory, both as citizens and expert workmen. The old garage is to be remodeled and many improvements are to be made. The Home News ex- tends the glad hand to these gentlemen and predicts that they will receive a good share of the repair business of this section. We call the atten- tlon of our readers to their advertisement on the last page of this issue.
The Home news., 1919-01-24
CRADLE ROLL, REPORT

Following IS C1iC ACPOA" tho Cradle Roll Department ot the the Methodist Church for the year yl ending January ist.
 '' Number on roll at the be- o;nning of year ...........:........Zo Members enrolled during the Promoted during 20
 Lost by death ..................1
 Lost by removal ......;2
 Number on roll now ..:.....35
 Birthday cards given during year .......'......'.'''';;;'.'''''''''' 1o Greetings to mothers on the baby's birthday ................ 4O
 Birthdays remembered by parents at Sunday School....2
 Birthday offerings from the babies at Sunday School $2.86
 Offerings received from the mothers for general work $2.55
 219 Golden New, and 26 Mothers Magazines given to cradle roll mothers, total pa- ners given .........................245
 Visits made by suDt. ....146
 MRS. J. R. NELSON,
 Cradle Roll Superintendent.
The Home news., 1919-01-24
THE INCOME TAX

collecCioH III the history Of ln- come tax. ''I am not waiting for the final passage of the new revenue bill by congress- said collector, Jack Walker, today, ''nor for the new regu- lation blank form to be issued. To get this big tax in and get 1t accurate and complete, urge that we all begin now" "
 "The income tax obligation imposed by the old laws, as we'll as the measure now in Congress, consists of two dis tinct operations. One is, to file return or statement of all items of income and items of deductions allowable by law, and to do this within the per- iod named by law. The other is. to pay the tax, if any is due.
 1 Neither of these obliga- tions can be met without careful review of income and expenditure for the tax year. That is the big job right now and that is why I say the in- come tax drive is already un- der way. Everywhere the pen cil is busy. The old year is done; all it's fruits are glean- en; and every person who far ed we'll, or earned a good com petence, must analyze his own case in cold figures.
 When the new bill is enact ed into law, I will have the proper return forms distribut- ed throughout the district and everybody will be informed of the date when the sworn re- turn must be filed. It is my , plan to send my men out to central locations. and to have them travel through the dis trict aiding taxpayers in the preparation of the returns and in deciding doubtful points. We will go right to the people with the income tax and with the cooperation which the pub lie can give the government men, the returns will be filed by everybody who comes un- der the laws provisions, the right taxes will be paid, and the district will have done it's full patriotic duty toward the governments support.
 Meanwhile let me say again, there is no need of de- laying the preparation of fig ures. Anything that Congress does now will not affect the amount of a persons earnings for 1918. Let us avoid the be- lated throwing together of fig ures that may hit or miss. Guesses cannot be accepted as the basis of taxation. It is clearly the duty of every per son to compile correct figures and ascertain whether his ln- come for 1918 was sufficient to make necessary a sworn re- turn.
 "The year 1918 was a ban ner year for salaries and wag- es. and the high war prices brought unusual profits to the average small tradesmen and to the farmer. The opinion IT
The Home news., 1919-01-24
:, ARKANSAS, JANUARY 24. 1919

citizens and residents will make this year their first in- come tax returns.
 "All signs indicate that the income tax this year will reach nearly every working man and woman, and nearly every mer- chant, shop keeper and farm CT. Not all will have to pay the tax, but nearly all will be obliged to make a sworn state ment of the years income.
 Il am therefore advising the unmarried person who earned $1,OOO or over during the year 1918, and every married per son, who together with wife or husband, earned $2,OOO, to sharpen his pencil and figure out how he stands.
 "He must ascertain accur- ately his gross income from all sources. There's his salary or wages, including overtime pay and any bonus received as ad- ditional compensation. A mar ried person having children under Is who are working, should include the earnings of such children.
 "If he sold any property at profit, the gain must be com puted and included in gross income. If he rented any property to other person, the total rents received in the year must be ascertained, and from that figure a deduction may be taken for taxes paid on rented property, the necessary minor repairs, fire insurance, any in- terest he may have paid on mortgage and a reasonable al- lowance for annual wear and tear of the rented property. The balance is included in gross income for the year.
 Interest on bank deposits, whether withdrawn or added to his bank balances, must be included in all calculations of income. Bond interest re- ceived during the year must also be included, except inter- est on municipal, county or state bonds. Interest onUnit- ed States Bonds need not be included by the ordinary bond holder who purchased small amounts. Holders of large amounts should ask the bank CT to write to my office for the rule applying to tax on such interest.
 Dividends on stock shares are income, and must be in- cluded in the gross figures, al- though the law does not inn pose the normal tax on distri- buttons made by domestic cor porations.
 "A person buying and sell ing merchandise must find his profits for the year on the fol- lowing basis: first, ascertain the gross sales or total cash receipts, then add together the inventory at the beginning o1 the year and the purchases o1 goods for sale. From this lat. ter sum subtract the inventory of goods on hand at the years end. and the result is the cost
The Home news., 1919-01-24
H. P. HARGIS,
 AND FAMILY.
WI .SS

,o lWo Q, pure bred big bone Po- Ianq China male pigs for sale. A' J. billiard, 1-3-2tp.
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WS.S
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business.
 "A professional man arriv- es at his professional income Continued on page three)
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CARD OF THANKS

Words are inadequate to express our thanks for the many acts of kindness shown us during the illness and death o1 our husband and father, and a for the many beautiful towers that served to show the undying love of our dear in1elghbors. We can only pray mat the richest blessings of tne Almighty abide with you all forever.
 MRS. H. P. HARGIS,
 AND FAMILY.
 Buy W.S.S.- TWO pure bred big bone Po- 1dhd China male pigs for sale. N' J. billiard, 1-3-2tp.
 Buy W.S.S.- U. I. Barley, our enterpris- tug young harness and shoe ts tepalr man spent a few days p I,le nrst of the week in Little MOCK on business.
 Ply WS.S.-
 Land for sale: 200 acres. 1h haIe f,,Ie or Hunter, 35 acres open, wata ualance timber, good roads and c"n ~".er and new railroad being wr;to vua;tsorqcted q1ted by land. Call or Cross, o,e Home News Editor, Me- '' Afk. adv.
The Home news., 1919-01-24
W.S.S.-

After a strenuous days work why not spend an hour of re- taxation at the New Jewel. Theatre. Bring the little folk for they will enjoy it too.
The Home news., 1919-01-24
WS.S.-

MT. J. F. Morgan returned this morning from Missouri, where he purchased a car of young mules, which will ar rive soon.
The Home news., 1919-01-24
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends for their kindness and sympathy shown us during our recent bereavement, also for the many beautiful floral offerings.
 WALTER B. FAKES,
 MI FAMT "
The Home news., 1919-01-24
W.S.S.

Friends of Mrs. J. R. Nell son will be sorry to learn of the death of her father which occurred at his home in Mur- ray, Ky, January 23. Mrs. Nelson was at his bedside till the last.
The Home news., 1919-01-24
W.S.S.

Renew your subscription before it expires which will be on the first day of the month opposite your name as printed on the wrapper or front page of this paper. All subscriptions MUST be discontinued, hereafter. at the expiration of same.
The Home news., 1919-01-24
W.S.S.

There will be a continuous show at The New Jewel Thea tre every Saturday afternoon. Admission 15 cents to all.
The Home news., 1919-01-24
W.S.S.

Mrs. G. T. Barley left Sat- urday for England, Ark, to be the guest of friends for a month.
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AND FAMILY.
WS.S.-

Wanted-To buy your Lib- erty Bonds-See G. w. Bar Der. adv 1920 If