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Society
Wedding Bells.

Wedding Bells.
 Miss Margaret Alexander, and Mir Leroy Hoffman were married We'd nesday night at the home of the bride on Park avenue, Rev. c. F. Hiekok officiated at the service. Tnu bride was accompanied Go the altar by Mrs. John w. Campbell. maid of honor; and lMr. Jack Neiman accom- pained the groom. The friends as- sem5led were fellow players of the groom on the Army and Navy Hospi.- al fotball team, and others. The bride is 8 young stenographer of the city, and the groom is ,n the army service The home of the groom is at Ardmore, Oklahoma and he is held in the highest esteem by the army associates. To the public he win be remembered as the star halfback on this years football team. They VII make their home with the brides mother at 714 Park avenue.
 The Zedeler concert at Central Methodist church this evening is tle most attractive program that has been given here for years and no one should miss hearing these splendid artists
 Mi Herman Grand of Plttsbmg, Pa, who has been visiting the home of Mrs Myrtle Ward, and had been i'll. is much improved
 Hon. Eugene Cypert, member ol the constitutional convention from Searcy is in the city on a visit.
 Mr Palmer Of the Four States Press, TeXarkana is here on a visit,
 inr j. r. Row;and has returned from Alabama.
 Mir and Mrs. R. AL Briart of Hope are spending some time at the Ar iington
 Mrs E. w Williams of Black Rock, Ark is visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. II Martin. l234 Central avenue.
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CAMP PIKE TALENT
 IN BIG BENEFIT HERE
ONE OF THE BEST BILLS OFFER ED HERE IN YEARS TO A
 LARGE AUDIENCE.

The Others Club scored splendid and complete success last nl.ht with it's benefit for the kiddies of this city and county, and which was featured by talent contributed frcm Clmp Pike. 'fhe benefit was given in the Auditor ium theatre, and aside from lloeral public support, was featured by the special support of the Sunshine So- ciety, K. of F., l. 0. o. F., W. o. w. and Board of Governors, each or ganizaion being represented by at tendance in the boxes of the thea tre. Mrs Hiram McCafferty who had given such hard work to the success of the occasion, was c0mplimented on all hands for her splendid efforts.
 Rev. C. E. HicBok introduced J. M Edgar Hart Of Camp Pike, who spoke of the entertainment work at the camp, and presented in turn George F. Knapp, the army song leader, who had the audience join him in mum Der of the patriotic selections.
 Miss Pauline Nobben presented popular reading, Who's Afraid" which was in keeping with this tan ented young lady's successes here The Great Chappeta. in his famous escape from a prison straight jack ct, and from being bound to whip ping post was high class profession al number of the bill
 The famous Jazz band of Camp pfEA 4nf 4Y, fgt ,F s4.r, plause for the numbers offered, and responded to many encores. Corp. Bremer, Sergeant Krtnst, and Pri- yates Touson and Bjorson compose this band.
 "Wgl You Remember" Nl3s render ed by MesG1mes Joseph Longinotti and Kie Davies, assisted by the Oth- CTS Club chorus Miss Iris Armstrong of Little Rock a clever entertainer gave a character reading
 Dolf Kastor. in one of the best voices heard here in years. presented two numbers, receiving several en- coures. His i'm Always Chasing RanboNs' was bauifully rendered Miss Hardin was accompanist.
 The Flu Quartette of Camp Pike composed of Pryates soward Bledsca $. B. PuCkett, II C Chest and Eddie Alien, get a rouging reception at the conclusion of each number Miss Flora Bell FIoge, the personality s,rl with the big voice. presented three numbers which were enthusiastically received. The program was closed with ''Who Dc You Love" by the 9th CTS club chorus composed Of Mes danes Longinotti, Davies, Led5er- wood, and Misses Mary Hay Marie Cutter. Ethel Hoxie. Willie Greer Eueenia Powell, Pauline Nobben Ruth Nobben, Geneiyeve Edsau Catherine Gold, Fredia Koch and Riddle Da&e. Music for the evening was furnished by Miss Adele Johnson J. F. Dlcl< l)r. o W. Huff, w. Y Lane, c w. Gates, Herman Waterman, Mrs J. K Cheesbro and Mrs. Frank Parker,
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Minor Matter.

Cardiff woman joined a private literary circle Her husband, who has no faith in feminine judgment on such matters, was anxious to know how things went.
 Well, and what sort of a meeting did you have?' he asked on his wfe's return.
 "Splendid!" she answered.
 And what was the topic under dis cusslon?"
 "Oh, was the reply, i've discussed the antecedents of that brazen wom an with the dyed hair that just moved in opposite the Joncses and also one of the poets-Shelley, thlnk."-Cardin (Wales) Mail
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LEWIS DEFENDS
 PRESIDENT
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1.

upon eyerything that President Will son has attempted in Europe, said Senator Lewis, "disclosed as l charge a conspiracy to discredit him and to defeat any design he enters upon by giving the European neostiatcrs to all those interested. that present uu- dertakines of the president of the United States are as commander in chief CT tue armies. That he remains such with full powers as commander in chief until the full treaty or com pact of peace has been finally ac- cepted and peace declared and the armies withdrawn as a result of that acceptance"
 Drawing a distinction between treaties made " the president as head Of the civil government and aft CT the war has ended and the making of peace by protocol or agreements, understand that the senate is opposed 10 the president; that il objects C. lis measures and that it is speaking with the power to revise. reverse and renudiate him
 Senator Lewis declared the senate had nothing whatever to do with what the president is now dcing 'In presenting the protocol for peace and he adjustment of the disposition of the armies. 7"
 In inform the European negotia. tors and the world" he said, that lhere is no law Of America, by coil stituti9n, statute or custom. by which the president is under any obligation to submit what he is now doing to the senate or to any branch of the legislative or executive body.
 T inform the nJgotiators as l de the senator said under the latter coa- dition, the president serves as com mander in chief agreeing upon terms of peace for the purpose of withdraw tug the armies, and in doing so "exe cutes the authority of the law and of the people vested in him as executive and wholly apart from the interfer- ence, the opposition, the disapproyal CT repudation of the senate"
 Senators Lodge and Knox were charged with being inconsistent in their views. The Illinois senator said postponemeut Of the proposals for a league of nations and freedom cf the seas would mean tat the war had been fought in vain and would bring about a repetition of the struggle.
 .Eaca nation with claims and prin- ciples at stake, as it believes them, ' he continued, seeing no method eX- !sting through which it can secure peace and obtain it's right will turn to the only method left and which has just been adopted-war
 In justice to the distinguished sen ators they do not mean that America should enter upon such cowardly course They are only anxious to se- cure the abandonment of the demand for the present. that it might be enlarged against Wilson that he failed in securing the only thing of material worth for which the nations fought and her children died Then as a political cry they came forth pro. claiming that the republican senate to be constituted after the December session will undertake the remedying of this wrong. and make tho prosi- dental issue upon the charge of per fidy against our president and in fanny against cur party"
 In closing Senator Lewis urged united support for the president while he is on foreign soil. contest ing for the supremacy of the United states
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made his way towards his hotel The newspapers express the nope that NJ. paderewsd will be able tC strensthen the patrotic elements iR Poland ard undo the efforts of these wto hava been working toward di order.
 The Mare predicts tl at his arriv- al will precdpitate certa n changes in the ministry which the Conservatives desire so that they mfy secure full recosnit.on from the allies
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POLICE CAPTAIN FIRED.

St. Louis, Jan. 2--Win.am c. Hess, suspended police captain, was form ally dismissed from the police ue- partment tonight. following a trial be- fore the board of police commission CTS at which testimony was produc- ed purportinE to show that Hess ca ressed women brought to his office.
 Chief of Police William Young, who was suspended with Hess, october IS, will be sried tomorrow.
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REV. LEWls PowELL DEAD.

Word was received in this cEy yesterday announcing the death of Rev. Lewis Powell in Louisville, We'd needay, Rev. Powell was pastor of Central NJ. F. Church this city for four years anu was one of the most beloved pastors that has occupied the pulpit in this city Rev Powell leaves son and daughter The remains were shipped to Aberdeen, Miss, for burial
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Evadlna the Law.

Mr Fedup was tired of his married life, his wife annoyed him. his home life bored him, so when walking out on Sunday. as one of the numbers on his dull program, they came across a dead dog in the middle of the road. He said to the unsuspecting Mrs. Fedup:
 You stay on this side of the road, darling. and I will go on the other"
 When the desired positions were oc- cupied he shouted across:
 Il promised the parson when I wed YOU that naught but death would part US, and so l am off now!"
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F N ROTH,
 Commissioner
Anproyed
Alatorlc EnnIish Homestead.

The homestead of the tenant of Shot, tcly farm. brought to the hammer at Birmingham recently, was the house in which Shakespeare and Anne Hatha- way are said to have plghted their troth according to the ancient rite of "handfast."
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rmn Great Levers.

The greatest results in life are us- ually attained by simple means and fhe exercise of ordinary qualities. These may for the most part be summed in these two-common sense and persevorance.-Fel Feltham.
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BLACK POPE" PERMITTED
 TO RETURN TO ROME

Rome, Jan i--Father Vladimir LenocAewsk, general of the Society Of Jesus and known as the Black Pope has obtained permission to re- turn to Italy and reside ln Rome on lhe ground that he k 8 Polish citizen accordins to the Italia His arrival in Rome has been aelaNed because the Swiss frontier is elosed
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coodlisome Herbs.

pluck up the goodlisome herbs of sentences hy pruning eat them hy reading, digest them by musing, and lay them up at length in the high seat of memory by gathering them togeth- er.-Queen Elizabeth.
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Dirnnned IlnhA

Mrs. Peavish says that before they were married Mir Peavsh used to call her the light of his life, and now he sayt she can't hold candle to his sis ter-in-law.-Dallas Morning News.
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WASSERMANN BLOOD TEST. $500
 All chemical ana analytical work st reasonable price Wassermann Laboratory, 7l6h Central Avenue, Dr. Walter MeLain. director.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.

Department of the Interior
 '. s, Land office at Little Rock. Ark
 December 14 1918. Notice is hereby given that Roy A. Vawter. of Homan, Arkansas, who. on August t4, 1916 made homestead en try No. 0l34S9, for SW 1-l NE t-l Section 31. Township 1 N, Rang % w. 9th Principal Meridian, ha filed notice of intention to make com mutation proof t0 establish claim G the land above described. before q. 3 Commissioner, at Hot Sprinss. Arkan gas, on tha elst day Of January. tal9 Claimant names as witnesses lethra Herron. of Ceaar GNdes Ar
 rank Wldman. ot Cedar
 sansas Henry Medcaff. of
 a Arkansas, George Her
 ades. Afknusaa :,
 AAk A4HxsN
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When It Becomes lntereatlnn.

After sober deliberation one becomes convinced that the only time the mas culine ankle is interesting is when 1t is spramed.-Chlcago News.
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SERVICES TONIGHT
 IF GAS ARRIVES.

The regulr weekly services will be held at the Congregation House of Israel toniehl at the usual hour if the gas is turned on today.
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MRS. NETTLEToN, PHONE f2os,
 Formerly of Buokstaff Beauty Shop wishes to announce that she will be found at her shop in the Thompson bldso and will be pleased to serve new as we'll as old patrons. First.class work, sanitary methods only. 7-2-tf
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Priceless Cooker Is Norwegian.

The tireless cooker originated in Nor. way and was brought to public atten- tion for the first time at the Paris ex- position ln 1867.
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Daily Thouuhs.

Trust that man in nothing who has not a conscience In everything stefne.
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RIDING HABrTS-F'or rent and sale Phone sos. 90a Cottage street
 l-2-im.
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llF Earl sanders has iron lhe niliiarY segsl
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Optimistic Thouoht

Prefer a low condition with safety to a high one with insecurity.
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ORDINANCE NO. 55S.

An Ordinance Amending an Ordinance to Tax Hotels, Rooming Houses and Boarding Houses.
 Section i. Re IL Ordained by the City Commissioners of the City of Hot Springs, Arkansas, that Section Six (G) of Ordinance Number Al passed January 4th 1915. be and Is hereby amended to read as follows; The Tax CT License named in this Ordinance shall be isued monthly in advance ana no license shall be -s- sued for a longer perod than one month"
 Section 9. All Ordinances and par,s of Ordinances in conflict with this ordinance 1s hereby repealed, and this ordnance shall take effect and be in full force and effect from and after it's passage.
 F N. ROTH,
 Commissioner Approved
 ]. W. McCLENpON. Mayor, Attest: A. C Sullenbeueer, City Clerk
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Mir and Mrs. R. NJ. Briant of Hop are spending some time at the Al Hngton.
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Mrs E w. Williams of Black Rocl Ark is visiting her daughter, Mr. C. II Martin. 1234 Central avenue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-10
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-10
Sepenoe beorapet
unoer SO 500 Dano.

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-10

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bouet ianbt man pliioielia iiior Ct,
p~iounoerlia IN 8rGsilettc, iioen al
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let Steoet.
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lille 2, iom maaler 60 &pabratfilo-
meter % lisecr paa Seien ira &ap
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berira at funile pasie paa er.&eiie-
rem paa 81. Sclena.
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Den ipnes bare at beiiaa al Slag og
9apa % nosen Sesation bar man
berior life iasttaset hiotil. ) Mai
iiior % DC islscnoe Waaneoer biem.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-10

os ienere begpnote oct at grsnnes
operalt. Gems Snobpgere oplepeoe
Oct Itore timber, at oct msrfe Slagg
o9ffeoes al ct iaftiet ersnt 9eppe.
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life oe'to minore poreoe oct operuIt.
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nlaatte bore fort til Zen meo 8os-
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at @r9s'et fsrIt begpnote OF ipire pao
DC Steoer, Dpor S%r9ffuglcne pleier
at bbile.
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Mlanoe Kobbcrilantcr.

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bar bare Nmcritancrnc Tom ialittc.
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bliiere % andre aanoner.
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