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The spectator., 1919-04-04
GREENWOOD ITEMS
Weather fine.

Farmers are progressing nicely Some corn up in this section, and several are still planting.
 Dick West and Will Wilson are on the sick list at this writing.
 Ed Lee transacted business in Ft. Smith last Wednesday.
The spectator., 1919-04-04

Splendid oranges and lemons at w. J. GIeHn's.
 Cane Seed, complete llne, at
 sB. ;. Williams < Bro. Mrs. T Q. Steve of Denning '-rsaas $, i'll Ozark shopping Tuesday. aN co,shtry Hams for sale at
 Edgin Bros. For Rent, the J. H. King field mile west of town. Il. M. &uthrie.
 Lieut.. Russell returned to camp Jackson s. Carolina We'd nesday afternoon after a few days visit with his mother, Mrs Geo. Russell.
 White Turkey Flour and Ten nessee White Bread Corn at
 B. s. Williams & Bros. We have some great bargains in high quality Low Cut Shoes for men, women and children. The large sizes have been sold, but if your foot is small we can fit. you at low prices.
 EDGIN BROS. See Dr.. R. M. Black about your teeth: will be in his office over Peoples Bank beginning each sscond Monday of each month
The spectator., 1919-04-04
THE: SPECTATOR
R. H. BURROW, Publisher

Published Tuesdays and Fridays at Ozark, Ark, and eatered at s.3d postotice as seconf-class mail matter. according to net of Congress Nch., 1872.
The spectator., 1919-04-04

Health seems to be better than 1t was a few weeks ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19
f ko1F5' STEVENSON

the tresome things of this world stayed always young, hav
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But it was America who first discovered hm-Amerca
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spirit into his books because they fascnae the genest woman
and the brave alike and today Americans love him best
of all. They read him than they did before
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-19

Wild, bleak cliffs of Scotland stormy seas-Eng
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They all caught in his pages All the world he takes
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wild schemngs mutnies plots shpwrecks duelsino the
place all of love best the land of irresistible Romance
He makes real that we forget everything about in
the Joy of it. He is the whose soul wouldn't grow for
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"He Wanted the
Woman ILoue !"

81 heard shot saw him run
and then | saw her fall = the
woman loved. My leg was
broken-and my gun was gone |!
| had only one thought = his
strange, astounding plots must be
revenged-he must diefora coward
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21

RUDA CARDA Y SEBASTOP0LU.
CESKOSL OVENSKE. VOJSKO PRI-
PRAVENO PROTIPOLAKUM.
POLACI HROZf sPOJENECTvlM S NEMCI.

Londyn, 90 dubna. - Vlada repubiky krymske vyklid-
la Sebasopo uchyla al do Caihradu. Sebastopo ne
dulezejsi krymske meso Jest pod boevickou kontroou
Posednm depeemi bylo haSeno francouzke vosko ta
hne ably chranlo zakadnu ruskeho lodva Cernem
ale vyprava byla bolsevckou pfesou zmarena.
Prvni bolsevicka armada. operuiic homeske oblast
podel reky Prpetu vZdaa die ukranskeho ufedn
no sku ukranske armad6 sozila zbran poCtu 10000
puSek 35 del 200 srojnch pusek.
Archandelsk 49, dubna. (Opozdena zprava.) Ruske
a anglicke voisko pronasle,. 'o~icka oddly dnes Od
Boise Ozerki ustupujic. Spoi, toupii 20 verst Gas
20ls me) znm zaial n6koik rudVch gardistu
zmocn dvou del kter bosevici by nuceai kvapnem
ut6ku zanechati.
Sedmnact osob byo popravenO obzalobu vyZvedac-
spiknu zrady nasedkem odhalen organsace m6sc
kter zabvaa pny vyda cei6 m6sto garnisonu
iak byo oznameno ufednim ruskvm casopisem
zde vydavanym.
Varsava, 49, dubna (Opozdena zprava.)- Zpravy
Krakova udva cesk6 osko hyo soastredeno Ostrave
Dombreys ys sszskp - NJ i ~ I'M mez, Ceehy
Polaky onor dsffktu.
nsi vysanou Pravi re Cethove oznaml ze oaZku
hranic vyridi sou zbrani.
Oddl ceskych voaku. iak pravi, vstoupl ma poske
uzemi Lutnc kde srazi polskym vojskem nekohk Po
laku byo zraneno
Pariz 20 dubna - Neusp6ch polskeho mnlsterskeho
ably pstavn m6sto Gdansk zskano
bylo pro pOlsky kamenem uraZu leho daS
potcke Nivrat Paderevskeho do Narsavy bude m
nsedek eho resgnaci vstoupen Polska JakeS poio
vcate spojenectW N6meckem Osoby. jez Isou osobnlm
spoeni Paderevskm prohasu ze eho nahy We prospech
vasti pohltiv ieho nezbFva nez tezce "a
duzenv maietek Sycarsku. BIvay vruos jevi ceem
SVEN zievu skcenost tini DOZEN vysileneho muze
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
RADY VOJAKU RiDi OSUDY RAKOU.
SKE VLADY.
LID PROVOLAVA SLAVU
WILSONOVI.
SPOJENE STATY v PODEZRENf, ZE PODPORUJl
KOMUNISTY.

Widen, 18. dubna. (Opozdena zprava.) Rada voiaku
zmocnla Vidni vadni kontroly Ticho prevlad
ac znarodneni veskereho maetku W zapocao bezbran
nych maetnesich tridach Revouce bya vysedkem boul
pr nchz nekok osob bylo zabo Nazev vady nebue
parne zmenen ale duchu Jest boevickou cey stan pre-
vat vlas podoba uda pred n6kolka IT,
dny Budapest Polcen suzba Vidni byla pievzaa
rodni gardou.
DneSniho rama obsadly paramentn budovu diva prapo-
voska kdyz by drive zastupc rady voak posavli do
suzeb 5000 muza podminkou re pocie bude rozpus6na
Veltelem voska Jest pukovnik Soesse WINNER ienz pf
ma rozkazy vojenske rady kter bud socasckou
komunistickou Plukovnk Cunningham jmenu spoencu
vyda prokamaci niz oznamuje ze pripade dalsch
poko1 zasav kaZde da dodavan potravn patrnG bo
jovnou naladu Vdenaku pon6kud schladi.
Pozoruhodnym jest, prevrat uda price
stovanm Poganyho ienz Jest uznvanyn s6fem komunseka
vlady Budapest ktery dovolava pomoc rakouskych
Nemcu. Pogany dnes odpoledne vyda letak prav
Amerka bolSevisn podporue dovzova slou dopra
potravin do Budapesti ale zapome dodat porav
byy Spojenym Stay vastne prodany drives Wade ha
bette Karolyho.
Muzi ceou stuac obeznameni, dosud tvrd ze by po-
merne malym voenskym zakrocenm spojeneckym snadno
mohl by zachovan kid zemena bdeleism stfezenm pol
skych ukrajnskych hranc Zemena spojen ukra ainskym
generlem Peturou by zabranilo spoien bolSevk mosk
skych vysredniky zemi zapadnich
Nespravne vyicovani amercke pomoci uvadi lid radost
pr kazde prezitos provolvana byva slava presidenu
W)sonovi N9sH
Vada Budapest oznamuje ze nehoda nikerak stihati
poicke provnce ami ceny byvalych vad soucasne
posledn obou rozsovane povest popravach byvaeho
premiera Wekerle jinych statniku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
W1.S,,S,l L\yS,s.1
VZORNA CETA MARINAkU

Ku vcereiSi vitezne parade
Washington postal do Clevelan
Gu prvotridnl cetu marinaku-
vyslouzilcu re sv6tove valky i
j.1ych valek. Prijelo jich pade
sat. kazdy Z Mich mel n6jaka
vyznamenani ma prsou a vsich
III podileli Sc ma bitve u Cha
teau Thiery, kterazto bitva 81
tuaci We prosp6ch spoiencu ma
zapadni fronte roZhodla. Znli-
neny oddil usporadal vcera ma
spuaru nekolik cviceni a po-
dobnou damonstraci uspofada
i dne3. Ultra mesto nase opet o
pusti, kdezto voisko z pred
nl9stskych osad, do C.evlandu
k parade royn6z povolane, od-
iede liz dnes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
TROFEJE MA TRAkCNIM
VLAkU.

SpoieGnost poulicnich drah
vypravila ku v6erejSi vit6zne
parade ZvlaStni vlak, pozusta-
vaiici Z plochych, vale5nou ko
iisti obtezkanIch kar. Ma plo-
chych tech karach byla ne
mecka della. nemeck6 kulome-
ty. rutnice a strely, hmoZdire
a j;le vraz?dne pomucky, u
lsolstdaas naslm yojskem "a e.
nedavnlch napor0 u zapadnl
fronty We Franci a Belgii. Do
,ceny trakcni vlah vyiel vcera
V 10 hodin dopoledne Cd sta
nice Ma Harvard Ave a do We
cera proiel vSemi uicemi do
lcnniho m6sta. Wax bude ko-
nat podobne probably dnes
a We skutecnosti b6hem cele
kampan6 We prosp6ch pate pui
Gky Svobody.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
POZEMSKY RAJ SLUZEB.
NYCH DfVEk.

Monte air. n. J. 20. dubna.
V zdejsin listu Montclair
Times obievil Sc nasledovni in
serat, ktery jest nekterymi po
vazovan "a satyrickT zert, ale
osoba oznamuiici pry jej mi
nj docela vazne:
"Priime Sc DANA X vypOmo-
ci pri domaci praci. musi bvti
vzhledna. musi miti manicure
van6 prsty. ochotna snidati V
posteli. zadne pradlo. zadne
vareni. smejceni, cisteni nab
praSeni. kvetiny a cukrovinky
sc zaopatri. Mzda $4,000 me-
siGne. Automobil Sc pro vas
stavi."
Y Montciaire ievi Sc skutet
ne velky nedostatek sluzebni-
no personalu zamestnavatele
jsou nuce1i platiti neslyehn-
nych odmen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
,WSS 'WSS
BAVIL Sc S kAISEREM.

Serzant James McAdams je
naCelnikem oddilu marinaku
zde pritomne prodlevajicich.
McAdams slouzi marifku 16
LEI a sveho casu byl riditelem
mlstni vladni vojenske vorbir-
ny. Z Francie vrapl Sc pred
tydnem a Ultra pojele do Chica
ga, kde bude pusobit jako yer
biz.
McAdams "a svetOve valky
byl ran6n bitve u Chateau
Thierry a po SVEN uZdraveni
stal Sc kuryrem amer. ve,vy-
stance V Parizi. V uloze kury-
Ia byl V Hollandsku nekoli-
krate a jadnou dokonce setkal
sc nahodile Kaisre n Ame-
rongen We vyhnanstvi zijicim.
McAdams mluvil byvalym
nemeckym cisarem nekolik mi
nut. Bylo to V dobach kdy od-
haleno spiknuti, smeruiici k
unosu mem, cisare, do ktere-
hozto spiknuti bylo tez neko-
lik americkych vojinu zaplete
no. Kaiser mel byti tenkrat u
nesen a spoioncum ku potre-
stani odevzdan. Serzant McA-
dams o dotcenem spiknuti ne
Vi pry niceho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
BOURE. PRED VfDENSKYM
PARLAMENTEM.
RUSKY PRUMYSL DAN NEMECKU v SANG.

Varsava 19. dubna = Ze soukromych ale naprosto pry
spolehvych oznamue mezi berlnskou vadou
boSevky sava liz spoecne mluvy kterou cey skorem
rusky prGmys obchod velky poGet zbroren
dn rabejicich strevo, podrobuje germansk6mu veden
smouvy doda Nenecko voenske nstruktoy pro ceou
skou armadu. ably navzaem obdrzeo Ruska potravnove
zasoby BoSevici dale sbu dobu 20 let spojenc
vnbec nebudou vyednava Jnym clankem dohody sibuje
Lenin NencGm vojenskou pomoc.
Osnova smlouvy byla navrzena vladou berlinskou
havnich ysech take z zasadn6 vykonnym yborem vady
soVetG pTijata
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21

my musime zustati Ma Ry-
ne pravil marSalek Foch.
"Prosim vStepte to svym kra-
ianum. jest to iedina nase bez
pecnost jedina bezpetnost
ieiich. My musime Zavriti dive
re ma diva Zamky.
"Pamatujte, re onech TO-
100000 N6mcu 'bude mas vzdy
ohrozovati. Oni jsou lide "a
vistivi bojovni. Jejich cha
rakteristika Sc noreni. Ia pa
desat let budou stejnynli lako
isou dnes. Neduveruite zdani
tohoto okanziku."
PAX pojednaval :marsalek
Foch o moznosti priSi valky.
Pravil. re bylo to Rusko. jez
zachranilo spojence na pocat-
ku valky a tazal Sc, ma ci stra-
nu prikloni Sc Rusko priSti
valce. ma raSi nebo Ma ne
meckou?'
"Pamatujte, ze N6mci neude
laji podruhe zadne chyby."
pravil marSalek. "Oni Sc pro-
bill skrze severni Francii a
zmocni Sc kanalovych piistavu
jako base k operaclm prot An
gill. Pos,edn6 Sc Jim to podari
10, ponevadz neocekavali. re
Anglicane puidou do valky a
kdyz zvedeli, ze uz do valky
jdou. by.o liz pozde, aby zme
Mill sve plany
"Mvslite. re Nemci nebudou
miti zadnych zbrani k novemu
utoku? Ho! Jak to muZeta We
deJi? Do te dolby nezli byste
zvede!i. ze je mali. bylo by
jiz pozd6.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
VRAH LIEBKNECHTUV A
ROSY LUXEMBURCOVE
ZATCEN.

Berlin. 20. dubna. = Zdei-
81 Tagblatt ohlasuie, ze vojak
imenem Runge. ienz jest usved
cen. re zavrazdil predaky del
nictva Y N6mecku dra. karla
Iiebknechta Rosu LuXembur
govou by! poslodni dobe "a
teen a uv6Znen. Soudni licenl
S vrahem jest iiz pripraveno a
Runge postaven bude co nej-
drive pred soudni tribunal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
VELIkONOCNi DEMONSTRATE We
pROsPECH VlTEZNYCH koNDU.
VCEREJSf PRUVOD A DNESNf OFICuh-N mi ZAHA-
JENt KAMPANE V ZAJMU ATEIpJCKY.

Atkoliv vGera prselo tem6i
IcelG odpoledne, velikonocnl
parada zajmu Vit6znych bon
du pom6rnym zdaren byla
provazena. Tisice voiinu. bylo
~ prayodusa.slalsl. ldessltsyyptislcc
| Hid yyGkavaly ulicich cIolen-
.4iho mesta.
Pruvod uveden V pohyb o
treti hodin6, tedy We chvill,
kdy deSt' zvlast6 byl prudky,
napTijemny a kdy mnozi diVaci
! pred lijavccm V Ukryt museli
Sc uchyliti.
Y cele parady byla naSe jizd
nj policie a pruvod Ze ttyr di-
lNisi pozustaVal. Divise ty byly
VSude daleko slabSi nez pred
ipovidanO a odhaduie Sc, re
V celem pruvodu byio jen 5000
muzu zen. Nalada pochodu-
jiclch byla vsak dobra a Zvla-
| ste muzi Vyslouzilci re sveto-
We valky zdatn6 81 vykracovali.
" prvem odd6leni pruvodu pc
chodoval taiemnik pokladu
Glass We spolecnosti mayora,
)clenu kampanniho vyboru pa
te pujGky Svobody a teze
divisi nachazel Sc gen. Glenn
re Sherman, jakoz tetni JIM
IyoienStl hodnostari.
Y nasleduiicich divisich by
Iii branci amer. taboru pro-
lpuSteni, p6Si vojlni nedavno Z
francouzskeho bojiSte Sc vra-
tivSl, naSi d6lostrelci, inzenyri,
vysIouzilci re spanelske valky,
|v9terani Zobcanske valky, bri-
tiGti vojini, Kanad ane, jezerni
zaloha, marinaci cd Chateau
jThierry, pracovnici Cerveneho
kI'ize, tlenove lazaretnich druz
stev. Armady Spasy, osetfova-
Itelky, skauri, kdeZto V autech
lje'y matHy padlych vojinu,
cetni invalid a ranenl vojaci.
Pruvod byl malebnV a neko-
lik vojenskych kapel swine
do kroku vyhravalo. Defilova
! nj L tribun ma Superior Ave.
bylo zvlast6 p6kne a vykony
(vSech kapel neobycejne zdari-
lie.
VcerejSi velikonocni demon
strace We prospech Vitezne pdi
tky byla iakousi pfedehrou
dneSni oficielni kampane V
,zaimu patych bondu Svobody.
iDneSni kampan ohlasena V po
ledne stTe,bou a jeken tovar-
Mich pist' al a prvni kampanni
schhza sVolana ma squaru u so
chy Tom l.. Johnsona, kde o..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
SMLOUVA MEZI BOLSEVIKY A
BERLlNEM.


Widen, II. dubna (OpoZdena zprava.) - Dnes udaly
zda povazve nepokoe Zastup nezamestnanch kona hro
madnou schdz pred parlamentni budovou rzni predac
podnecoval lid pro tu ably zvetsl denni Kancer
Renner slibl napravu prsm tydnem - dav ale sby
spoko pr demonstrate byo poci strleno, kteraz
ami nenohla bran pro prese Mnoho osob byo zabito
zraneno Skupna paramentnch budov byla nekoika mi
stech zapaena polar zahy uhasen Poice nahrazena
byla dovou gardou ktere podafio zjednat kid. Diva
delni pfetstavpnf v cole Vfdni byla zrusena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21

'WSS] NN.S,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
iW!ss]l WSsl
GLENWILLOW MA PRVEM
MfSTE.

Taunsip Glenwillow nasem
okresu' dosahl prvni quotu pa
te puiGky Svobody. Ne, die
vladniho rozvrhu upsati $10,-
900 a do dnasniho poledne u
psal liz $4,000 o 5000 vice
neZ mel diktovano. V taunSipu
tom ziie 55 rodin tamneisl
subskripci mela ma starosti pa
nj G.. F. Cowanova.
Cleveland chce .niti svuj IL
del do 3. kvetna pohromade.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21

ficie,nim fecnAnm byl byvaly
distriktni prayfk Sullivan.
Dnes dop0Hne vypraven
byI do dolennAgh mesta take
traktni vlak zk1,yr plochych
,lkar pszassfsa viaefaat ! Z. tr9
feje vezoucf. rs eryzto Wax
poG'1ihl prvni svou jizdu ma
zl;ousku iiz vcera. Ma vlaku
byIo mimo mem. del jedno
francouzske d6lo 73miiimetro-
We.
Mattel hotalu Olmsted w
pravil Sest plochych aut ka-
baretnini pevci k ruznym ma
rozim a podobna agitace vede
ma Jest V ruznych tovarnich
zavodech.
Wardnl pracovnici isou
dnes V pine cinosti a vecer ma
vSlvi privatnl domovy, ably
V upisovani pokracovali. Asi
1000 podobnych pracovnlku a
pituie dnes V meste predme-
stitch a vSeobecny nahled je,
re i clevelandska quota pate
pujcky brzy bude roZebrana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
WsSl MSsl
VAROVANf MAR.
SALA FOCHE.

Pafiz, 90. dubna. = Pariz-
sky dopisovatel Daily Mailu
zasjIa svoie interview mar
Salkem Fochem. V kterem pry
marSa elk prohlasil: MAS mir
musi byti mir.m vitezn a ne
poraZenych."
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-12-21

IN FEVER in the history of Birming-
NW ham will the younger set be
more delightfully."- entertained
than during the holidays when many
OF the boys and girls are home from
colleges in the east. west. north and
south.
A number OF dances will be given for
the college set and they viii also take
q prominent part in the activities of
number of club dances. On Monday
evening, December %. the Southern
club will be a brilliant scene with the
Yuletide decorations and attractive
favors. On New Years Eve the Utopia
club will give a dance at the Tutwiler.
On Friday evening, December 26,
group of young society girls will give a
script dance for charity at the Country
club.
On December 90. the Interse club will
give a dance and on the 30th Miss Leola
Shannon will give dance at the Coun-
try club.
On Christmas Eve at the Tutwiler
the Ramblers club will entertain a
number of their friends.
On December 20 at the Southern club
Mrs. Ned McDavid's unit of the
Woman's Guild of the Church of the
Advent will give a script dance, the
last of a series.
On Christmas Eve, Mr.. Arthur Adams
and Mr.. Evans Dunn will entertain
their friends with a dance at the Coun-
try club.
On December 22 the Might Hawks"
entertain and the pals" have issued
invitations for the evening of Deem
Der 23 at the Tutwiler
Among the well known young people
who will be home for the holidays and
entertain to the social gaieties of the
Christmas season are; Miss Elizabeth
Cornell, Anne Lanier Carol McCary,
Elizabeth Smith, Sarah Porter, Louise
Weakley, Voncell Oden and Elizabeth
Parker, who are students at Goucher
college this year; Miss Julia Riser of
Breanau college, Miss Annette Hoyt,
who is a student in Knoxville, Misses
Annie Beth and Carrie Crawford of
Ward Belmont, Torrance Read of Sweet
Brier, May Alice Calling of Brenau col
lege, Virginia Jemison of Wesley, Vir-
gnia Kaul, who is spending the win
ter in New York; Jane Barrett, who is
also in New York; Marguerite Reynold
of the University of Alabama, Josephine
Harris of Goucher college, Mary Peters
of University of Wisconsin, Bessie
Dawson of Sullins college, Rose Wood
Wilder of the Northwestern University
of Chicago. Grace Bradshaw of Sophie
Newcomb college. New Orleans; Ruth
Keiser of Agnes Scott, Frances Hood of
Penn Hall, Rose Smith, who is stu
dent in Baltimore; Margaret Builder OF
Mary Baldwin Seminary, Carol McCary
of Goucher college, Emily Harris of
Sophie Newcomb. Jennie Hammond
Copeland, Cozette Harris and Maxine
Harris of Monticello Academy, ILL.,;
Dorothy L. Bowron, Agnes Scott,
Frances May of the Scoville School,
New York; Mary Parke London of the
University of Chicago, Pearl Belle
Odom of Brenau, Louise Agee of Bishop
Thorpe Manor, Lettie McNeel of
Swarthmore College, Madeline Jacobs
of New York Marguerite Wilkinson of
the University of Alabama, Louise
Nevins of st. Mary's, Peekskill, N. w;
Mabel Plosser of the Curry School of
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MUSICAL PROGRAMME
TONIGHT AT TUTWILER

In addition to Wiegand's Orchestra
which will furnish very beautiful
programme during the dinner de lux
this evening at the Tutwiler, Mrs. G
r. Carleton, soprano, will render
number of solos.
The following is the programme:
March, "TriumphaP' (Wiegand).
American Festival Overture Gle
guer). -s-- .~-.
serenade MY Cairo Love = Ia
meenik).
Vocal solo (selected), Mrs. G. r..
Carlton. soprano.
Excerpts from EILEEN" (HerberD.
The Poets Dream (MacDowelD.
Vocal solo (selected), Mrs. G. r..
Carlton, soprano.
Ballet Caprice Dance of the Debu-
tantes" Nangey).
Selection See Saw" (Hirsch).
Vocal solo (selected), Mrs. G. Il.
Carlton, soprano.
Intermezzo "Fuji-Ko" (Shelley)~
The NC-4 March (Bigelow).
THE Star Spangled Banner"
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good. Mr.. II. e. Newman, a high school
student, delivered short address on the
geography, economic conditions and po-
litical status of Brazil, displaying a good
command of the Spanish tongue and a
thorough grasp of his subject. Mr.. r. A..
Love read short paper on the early
history of Alabama, presenting some new
details of the aboriginal life and early
explorations within our borders.
Mr.. E. F. Gochenour, head of Spanish
instruction in the Central High school,
gave a very interesting lecture on con-
temporaneaus Spanish literature This
discourse, in classifying the different
branches of present day Spanish litera-
ture and sketching some of the best
known Spanish authors, with a discus
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CALDWELL-HALE
ANNOUNCEMENT

The following announcement has
been received by friends: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph S. Hale announce the mar
rage of their daughter, Annie. to Mr..
William Crenshaw Caldwell on Satur-
day, the twentieth of December, nine
teen hundred and nineteen, Birming-
ham, Alabama" Card inclosed SAID:
AT home after January first, 527
South Lawrence street Montgomery,
Alabama"
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SUCCESS OF GROVER
THnEN DAVIS

To his many friends in birmingham and
those of his lovely wife, who was known
and beloved by hundreds in this COM
munity as lovely Edith Bowron, and
whose memory is cherished in the tender
est and sweetest way by her many
friends. the news of the musical success
Of Mr. Grover Tilden Davis will be re-
ceived with much pleasure.
Mr.. Davis has been residing in New
York for severed months, and has opened
his studio in West Seventy-seventh
street and Riverside drive, where he has
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MRS NANCE TO SING

| Mrs. Walter Nance of Gadsden, VINO
is the guest of relatives in the city,
has been invited to sing this afternoon
at the Community Sing at the Jeffer-
son theatre.
Mrs. Nance has very lovely lyric
soprano voice and will sing In Old
Judea," by Geibe1 and Il Cam Hear
You Calling Me- by Marshall.
Mrs. Nance will be pleasantly remem-
bered as lovely Miss David Shannon of
this city.
She will be accompanied by Mr..
Nolan as accompanist.