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COSMOS-Thomas Sax-Sextet.

The. Cosmos Theater, for next week,
has prepared an unusually elaborate
bin of entertainment, headed by Joseph
e. Thomas and his famous Sax-sextet,
one of the unique musical organizations
of the stage Milton Pollack and COM
pany will bring George AIDES hilarious
little comedy. Speaking to Father !;
Alex Sparks and company will present
a novel fantastic frivolity. "Catnip" !;
Lannigan and Hule will offer "Boyhood
Days"; Eva Sterling. THE Jelly-roll
Girl" a new feature; Coogan and Casey
an unusual but breezy bit of delight
known as Love Tax and De witt ana
The feature picture added at the
matinee performances will be Norma
TaImadges new MISREPRESENTATION, The
Woman Who Gives the comedy will
be "Salome Lions and a new Mutt and
left and the Pathe News will complete
the bill.
One of the finest vaudeville entertain
ments of the year will be presented to-
day, starting at 2 pm.
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CRANDALL'S.

Sunday and Monday Crandalrs will
present '"rarnished Regulations" fea-
turing Dolores Cassinell; Tuesday
through Friday. Henry B. Walthall
and Helene Chadwick, in "The Long
Arm of Mannister." and Saturday,
Gloria Swanson, in Don't Change
Your Husband
Thursday and Friday of this week
Reclaimed" featuring Niles WEIGH,
and Saturday. THE Deadlier Sex"
featuring Blanche Sweet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09

Ideal" champion woman fancy swim
mer and diver. in a spectacular nov
city act. Amateur swimming and
boys and girls. silver cup being
given to the winner. Realart's young
star, Mary Miles Minter, in Nurse
Marjorie" adapted from Israel Gang
wills play, and other Aims will form
the second part of the bill.
THE Sport of Kings" will continue
all this week
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KNICKERBOCKER.

Next Sunday and Monday the
Knickerbocker will offer For the Soul
of Rafael" featuring Clara kimball
Young; Tuesday and Wednesday. Oh
i've Thomas. in youthful Folly" sup
plemented by Ernest Truck, in TOO
Good to Be True; Thursday and Fri
day, Treasure Island" and Saturday.
Shirley Mason. in Molly and l." with
supplemental films.
Thursday and Friday of this week
THE Notorious Mrs. Sands,' featur-
ing Bessie Barriscale. and Saturday.
Bryant Washburn, in Mrs. Temples
telegram"
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What 'Upkeep'' Means to Your Watch

We can truthfully say that no
other watch in the world can show
to the expert horologist the con-,
structional superiorities con-
tanned in the mechanism Of a
Waltham Watch. They have
amazed the foreign watch maker,
as his published statements will
verify.
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"Parlor. Bedroom and Bath"

"Parlor, Bedroom and Bath" the
farce by c. w. Bell and Mark Swan,
will be presented by the Garrick
Players next week.
1t is a comedy of husbands, wives.
sweethearts and affinities. in three
acts. two of which are laid in hotel
suite.
Malcolm Fassett. the new leading
man, will have a dominating part,
with Everett Butterfield. Amy Dennis,
Mary Trusler, Margaret Blaine Cros-
son and others of the company.
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Elite.

Sunday, Earle Williams, in Capt.
Swift; Monday, Alice Brady. in "A
Woman Alone; Tuesday, Olive Thomas,
in "Footlights and Shadows: Wednes-
day, Enid Bennett. in THE False
Road: Thursday. Alan Hale, in THE
She Tiger" Friday, Katherine Mac
Donald. in 1.-THE Thunderbolt," and Sat
urday. Anita Stewart, in 1.-THE More Elk
cellent Way
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Carolina.

Sunday, Bassil Kings Street Called
Straight; Monday. Anita Stewart in
"Clover's Rebellion; Tuesday, Julian
Eltitnge in THE Adventuress"; We'd
nesday. Sessue Hayakawa in The
Devils Claim; Thursday. The Bor-
der Legion; Friday, Bessie Barriscale
in THE Notorious Mrs. Saands"; Sat
urday. ]. Warren kerrigan in THE
Lord Loves the Irish"
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Apollo.

Sunday and Monday, Bert Lytel1, in
Alias Jimmy Valentine" and Larry Sc
lmon, in school Days; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Treasure Island" and
Sennett's LET 'er Co.; Thursday. En-
lily Stevens. in 1.-THE Sacred Flame;
Friday. Gail Kane and Edmund Breese,
in "Some One Must Pay: Saturday.
Henry B. Walthall and Helene Chad
wick, in 1.-THE Long Arm of Mannister."
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Circle.

Sunday, Mack Sennett's Down on the
Farm Monday, Williams. Hart. Charles
Ray and Bessie Barriscale, in Stalking
His Life; Tuesday, THE She Tiger
Wednesday. Elaine Hammerstein. in
1.-The Woman Game: Thursday, Mollie
King in women Men Forget; Friday,
Alice Joyce, in THE Sporting Duchess"
and Saturday, "Shore Acres"
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Home,

Sunday, Anita Stewart in "Clo-
ver's Rebellion; Monday. Julian Ell
tinge in 1.-The Adventures Tues
day Sessue Hayakawa in The DEVILS
Claim; Wednesday, "The Border Lee
gion"; Thursday. Bessie Barriscale in
''The Notorious Mrs. Sands; Friday,
j. Warren Kerrigan in The Lord
Loves the Irish; Saturday. Dorothy
Dalton in 1.-THE Vampire"
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THE EVENING STAR WEDNESDAY, JUNE O. 1920

madge, in "She Loves and Lies"; Tues
day, Bessie Barriscale, in THE Notori-
GUS Mrs. Sands: Wednesday, Buck
Jones, in Forbidden Trails; Thurs
day. Bessie Love. in "Over the Garden
Wall; Friday, William Russell. in six
Feet Four and Saturday, Sessue
Hayakawa, in 1.-THE Devils Claim
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Savoy.

Sunday and Monday. Bert Lytell. in
alias Jimmy Valentine" and Larry
Semon, in school Days" Tuesday and
Wednesday, John Barrymore, in DIR.
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde: Thursday. Gail
Kane and Edmund Breese. in Some
One Must Pay: Friday. Bryant Wash
burn. in Mrs. Temples Telegram"
and extra. The Ghost of John Bar
leycorn"; Saturday, Mary Pickford, in
"Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm"
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York.

Sunday. Nazimova, in 1.-The Heart of a
Child; Monday, Eugene O'Brien, in "a
Fool and His Money; Tuesday, Bessie
Barriscale, in '"The Notorious Mrs
Sands" and THE Good Ship Rock and
Rye; Wednesday. Corinne Griffith, in
"The Garter Girl'' Thursday, why
Change Your Wife," Friday. Charles
Ray. William S. Hart and Louise Glaum,
in Stalking His Life; Saturday, SEN
Henry's "Thimble Shoals"
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Princess.

Sunday. Julian Eltinge in 1.-THE Ad-
wa in THE Devils Claim; Tuesday.
The Border Legion: Wednesday.
Bessie Rarriscale in THE Notorious
Mrs. Sands; Thursday J. Warren
Kerrigan in The Lold Loves the
Irish: Friday. Dorothy Dalton in
THE Vampire; Saturday, Charlotte
Walker in Eve In Exile"
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Truxton.

Sunday and Monday, House Peters, in
silk Husbands and Calico Wives;
Tuesday, Frank keenan,. in "Smoldering
Embers" Wednesday. June Caprice, in
"1n Walked Mary; Thursday, who's
Your Servant ?"; Friday. Mitchell Lewis,
in King Spruce" and Saturday. Robert
Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09

mechanism and the hidden super
iorities of its exclusive inven-
tons, costs more than a watch of
so-called similar grade, we should
not hesitate which watch is the
one for us to own.
THE Waltham Watch is the
I only watch in the world that
has taken the mystery out Of the
works of a watch. But the
Waltham Watch has done in
finitefy more than that, It has
proved beyond argument that
this American built timepiece
excels in advantages to every
owner because of the advances in
matchmaking embraced in its
construction.
Some of these inventions and
practises are remarkable. But
every one of them protects the
owner of a Waltham Watch
against big repair bills and in
sures those durable services for
which the Waltham Watch is
internationally famous.
A ND the question Of 'sUpkeep"
"A should always be considered.
The first cost of a watch has
much to do with it's final cost.
We would need volumes if we
published the record perform
ances of Waltham Watches that
have come to us in many thou
sands of testimonial letters from
all over the world. Watches that
have kept time for years save
for occasional cleaning and oiling
and are still faithfully ticking
time for their proud owners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09

Thursday, Sylvia Dreamer, in "The
Blood Barrier; Friday. Zena Keefe, in
1.-The Woman God Sent: Saturday,
Bryant Washburn, in Mrs. Temples
Telegram" and comedy. THE Good
Ship Rock and Rye"
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New.

Sunday. William Farnum in "The
Orphan; Monday, Charles Chaplin in
"Burlesque on Carmen; Tuesday.
Mitchell Lewis in Last of His Peo-
ple"; Wednesday. Gladys Brockwell
in Mother of His Children; Thurs
day, D. w. Griff1ths The Greatest
Question; Friday, Carmen of the
North; Saturday. all-comedy night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09

WHAT then does the buyer Of
W a Waltham Watch inheritp
First, a watch the works" Of
which guarantee theological art
at it's highest development. Sec
ond, a standardized watch, every
part involving immediate re-
placement or repair and each
unit Of co-equal quality. Third,
watch value that is sustained
by the oldest and largest ipsti-
tuition Of it's kind. Fourth, the
only watch in the world made
under one roof. Fifth, a watch
that has won the highest honors
at the worlds greatest EXPOSE
lions. Sirth, a beautiful watch,
and beauty that does not sacrifice
time-keeping ability for freakish
good looks. Seuenth, a watch
that will give maximum of service
at the minimum of upkeep cost.
Last but not least, a watch
that will outlive you. There are
thousands upon thousands Of
Waltham Watches still serving
the children and grandchildren
Of the parents, who, long time
ago, went to their dealer and
came away with what the years
proved to be one of the best
investments of life-a Waltham.
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GARDEN.

Next week the Garden will present
Hobart Bosworth in the role of a
powerful deep sea diver. in Below
the Surface" by Luther Reed. 1t is
Thomas H. Ince production.
William S. Hart, in THE Toll Gate"
will continue this week.
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Revere.

Sunday, Norma Talmadge in "A
Daughter of Two Worlds; Tuesday,
Gertrude Bondhill in Miss Arizona:
Wednesday, Peggy Hyland in BLACK
Shadows; Thursday, Buck Jones in
"Durand of the Bad Lands: Friday.
Mae Marsh in wits VS.. Wits; Sat
urday, all-star all-comedy night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09

WHENEVER an intelligent
W man or woman wishes to
buy anything it is a natural
desire to purchase the best Of its
kind.
We all want fine furniture in
our homes, fine china, silverware,
clothes; we desire a fine automo-
bile or to own a fine watch, or
whatever we have set our hearts
upon possessing.
We are never really satisfied
with lower standard than we
have conceived. When the time
comes that we can afford it,
we invariably see to it that what
we have desired becomes ours.
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Photoplay Features,
METROPOLITAN

Sunday and all next week Clara
Kimball Young will be pictured in
Marah Ellis Ryan's wonderful ro-
nance of old California, For the
Soul of Rafael"
Viola Dana, in Dangerous to Men,
will continue all this week.
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Avenue Grand.

| Sunday and Monday, Geraldine Far
rar, in "The Woman and the Puppet":
Tuesday and Wednesday. Bert Lytell
in "Alias Jimmy Valentine" and
Larry Semon, in school Days;
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COLUMBIA.

At Loew's Columbia Theater the first
four days of next week, beginning Sun
day, Blanche Sweet will be featured in
"Simple Souls."4and the last three days
of the week J. Warren Kerrigan Will
he pictured in "Ninety-nine."
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"The Lilac Domino. "

The Aborn Comic Opera Company
at the New National Theater next
week will present the continental
comic opera, The Lilac Domino"
music by Charles Cuvillier and Ii
bretto by Emerich Won Gatti and
BELLA Jenbach Its revival by the
Aborns will mark it's first presenta-
ton at the summer scale of prices.
The story is laid in France. and
concerns a trio of sportive young
."bloods," Count Andre Prosper and
.Cassimir, who decide to liquidate
their debts and relieve their lack of
funds by marrying one of the trio
to a girl with money.
The title part is assigned to Maude
Gray. the role of Andre to Forrest
Huff, Prosper to Lee Daley, and Cas-
simir to Harlan Briggs. Other ia
yorites will appear in the cast.
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AMUSEME rs
"A Thief in the Night"

At the Shubert-Belasco Theater
next week Wagenhals and kemper
Company will present "A Thief in the
Night" something new in the way of
Ia mystery play, by Mary Roberts
Rinehart and Avery Hopwood, CO.
authors of Seven Days"
The story is described as so I'M
usual, so thrilling and so stepped
with intrigue. conspiracy. suspense
and mystery that it holds it's hearers
as in a wise.
The cast includes Sue MacManamy,
May Vokes Effie Ellsler and Harri-
son Hunter.
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Olympic

Sunday, Monroe Salisbury, in eyes
of the World; Monday, Norma Tai
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STRAND.

Next week at Moore's Strand The
alter a double bill will be headed by
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RIALTO.

Wanda Hawley makes her debut as
screen star in Washington next week at
Moore's Rialto Theater In her nrst Real
art picture, Miss Hobbs adapted from
the comedy by Jerome K. Jerome. It Is
an amusing sketch of a girl who hates
men" and takes to smocks. barefoot
dancing, futurist art and vegetartanism
as a substitute.
Marshall Neilan's production, Don't
Ever Marry continues throughout the
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PALACE,

Next weeks feature at Loew's Palace
Theater will present William Faver-
sham, the distinguished stage star. in
.The Man Who Lost Himself" new
nhotoplay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09

THIS worthy ambition is par
: tcularly true Of watch.
When we go to our dealers to
make what should be an eventful,
lifetime purchase we are not
going to jeopardize our invest
ment for the sake Of a few dollars.
Especially if the difference be-
tween that watch at that price and
this watch at this price will mean
the difference between constant
repair bills, uncertain time-keep-
ing and a watch that is faithful in
its day-in and year-out depend
able service.
So, when we buy a watch,
let us remember that it is not al
ways what we see on the outside
but the unseen things in the
works that really count. And
common sense tells us that if
watch good enough to challenge
the world in the quality Of it's
Washington telegraph., 1920-12-03
IN HEMPSTEAD COUNTY COURT
In the Matter of the Ozan Drainage
District No. 3.

To the Honorable Hampstead County
Court:
We, the undersigned residents and
owners of the lands in Hampstead
County, Ark, and the owners of
lands within the territory hereinafter
mentioned, realizing that there Is a
vast territory situated on the North
Fork of the Ozan Creek, In Hemp
stead County, Arkansas, that will be
greatly improved and enhanced IN
value if drainage district is estab-
lished to embrace same, do hereby
request and pray that this Honorable
Court will make an order authorizing
and directing a Drainage District to
be established in said County TO be
known as Ozan Drainage District No.
Three, for the purpose of construct
ing Drainage Ditch along sub
tantiaily the following line:
Commencing at the terminus or
lower end of the main drain of Ozan
Drainage District No. 2 or as near
as practical thereto, said terminus
being III Section 1S, Township 10
South, Range "a West, and running
as near as may be practical in a
Northwesterly direction to the place
where North Ozan Creek crosses the
Township line between Townships
Nine and Ten South, Range 26, the
terminus or upper end; and embrace
ing approximately Sections 7, Ia, Is,
16, II, 13 and 1S, Township 10 South,
Range 25 West; Sections 1, 2, IL
and II in Township 10 South, Range
26 West; or as near the border line
of these Sections as practical.
We, your petitioners, owners Of
lands in said proposed Drainage Dist,
do earnestly request that this Honor
able Court will make an order as soon
as pratical, erecting and constituting
said territory as near as may be into
a Drainage District; organized under
the Act of the General Assembly of
the State of Arkansas. entitled "An
Act to provide for the creation of
drainage districts in this state" ap-
proved May 27, 1909, and the amend
ments thereto; that this Honorable
Court will appoint a civi l
engineer to make the preliminary
survey necessary for the purpose Of
permanently establishing said Dist,
and that o. r. Green, J. B. Robins
and Bert Scott, owners of lands in
said proposed District, may be ap-
pointed as commissioners to carry
into effect the order of the court and
do all such acts and things as by law
in such cases provided; and we fur
ther say that we believe said district
will be of great advantage to all the
territory embraced therein and con-
tiguous thereto, and the same is
necessary and to the best interest OF
the public.
J.E. GooDLETT, es al.
Washington telegraph., 1920-12-03
fun and foolishness.

fun and foollShneSS.
We had a nice rain here last
Friday-Nice and refreshing to
the people.
Most of the farmers are done
gathering, but some of them
lack some scrapping of cotton
and corn.
Sammy Yocom was the guest
of his cousin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Thanksgiving. Sammy
reports a fine dinner and a nice
time.
The 'Opossum hunters ought
to get out and catch a few OF
'em. They are fine, good ''nufT'
for any king.
Some moving will take place
soon around this berg. Watch
for it.
Elder Fulton, the new Meth
odist minister, delivered a fine
sermon Thanksgiving night at
their church. A nice crowd was
present.
Washington telegraph., 1920-12-03
SPRING HILL NOTES
Special to the Telegraph.

OPSSioA w tAiN iOiOb oPh'
Spring Hill, Dec. 1.-Mrs
Jennie Allen and little daughter
spent Thanksgiving with her
father and mother, Mr.. ana MRS
W.. B. Huckabee.
Joe Erliche and family moved
into the house vacated by Mr..
Dave Seago some weeks ago.
Seems that business is dull
these long, lonesome and rainy
days, but we hope it will make
a change soon.
Home raised, home fed and
home cured pork is cheapest
and best for farm homes.
Bob Keel Jr. was visiting MS
sister, Mrs. Mike Foley, last
week.
Bob is a new writer entire
ly Our notes will consist OF
advice, teasing, good and bad
tidings and other news, full Oh
Washington telegraph., 1920-12-03

was called to see him Sunday.
George Huckabee, wife and
babies were the Sunday after
noon guests of Mr.. Yocom.
Mr.. Yocom of Guernsey was
the Sunday guest of his brother
Jim Yocom, the road foreman.
Mrs. Sanders and family of
Powers were the Sunday guests
of his wife's father and family,
Mrs. Sanders remaining over a
few days.
Miss Ola Yocom took charge
of her school at Stephens school
house, near Patmos, Monday
morning.
Bob"
Washington telegraph., 1920-12-03
Report of the Condition of
WASHINGTON STATE BANK

Washington, Hampstead Co.,
ArLansae
Washington telegraph., 1920-12-03
WARNING ORDER

In the Chancery Court of Hemp
stead County, Ark.
No. Cos.
Alberta Hutchinson, Plaintiff,
VS..
Marvin Hutchinson, Defendant.
The Defendant, Marvin Hutchinson
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the Plaintiff, Alberta
Hutchinson.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said court this 26th day of Nov, 1920,
(Seal.) o. c. BAILEY, Clerk
49t4
Mr.. John Webfer of Nash
Vile was a Sunday visitor.
Washington telegraph., 1920-12-03

Rev. L. C.. Gatlin, the new
Methodist minister, will preach
here Sunday morning and even
ing. Everybody is invited to
attend.
Washington telegraph., 1920-12-03
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY
District Court of the United State,
western Dist. of Arkansas.

Distrlct Court of the United States.
Western Dist. of Arkansas.
Texarkana Division.
In the matter of WILLIAM ROBERT
ATKINS, Bankrupt. No. 461. In
Bankruptcy.
Notice On Petition for Discharge.
Notice on Petition for Dischsrge.
said WILLIAM ROBERT ATKINS,
Bankrupt, has field application for a
discharge in bankruptcy. and that It
has been ordered by the court that a
hearing be had upon said application
before said court on the 18th day of
January, 1921, at Texarkana in said
district, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
at which hearing all creditors and
other persons in interest may appear
and show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of said petitioner should
not be granted.
fexarakna, Ark, December /, 1920.
Attest
WIN S. WELLSHEAR. Clerk.
By f. f. HUDSPETH, ID. c.
Washington telegraph., 1920-12-03
CHRISTMAS GOODS

We have the largest stock of
Christmas Goods in Southwest
Arkansas. Shop early while
the selection is complete.
Washington telegraph., 1920-12-03

Arkansas,
At the Close of Business Nov. Is. 1920
RESOURCES
Loans ana Discounts .....-.. $88,914.29
Loans on Real Estate ......... 18,625, 90
Overdrafts, secured and un-
secured, ......................-.--.-. 629.78
y: s. Bonds -.-.........---............. 2,650.00
Other Bonds and Securities. In
cluding State Warrants,
County and City Scrip --- 1,697.57
Furniture and Fixtures ...... 4,340.00
Banking House ........---........... 5,373.93
Cash Items .......................--...... 54.68
Cash and Due from Reserve
Banks ................................. 24,730.75
TOTAL ........................ $147, ,016.00
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock, Paid Up ......$25, ,000. 90
Surplus Fund, Certified - 2,500.00
Undivided Profits, Net ....-. 3,681.57
Bills Payable ........................ 100000
Individual Deposits including
Public Funds .................. S5, 1894
Time Certificates of Deposit 3,280.53
Cashiers Checks ...,........... 7,394.45
TOTAL ....-.................-- S147, ,016.90
State of Arkansas,
County Of IIempstoad, SIS.
We. C. N. Trimble, President, and
J. W. Butler, Cashier, oZe above
named Bank, do solemnlY ear that
the above statement is 4 &e the
best of our knowledge 4spe {.
: = W ". RTIEfTT9y.3hOur. dent
Attest: t St &c. C. \; i, ,Tggi9AN7,nmSo more re, ler.
-, tha1 start
The Grishamy IL annoui d
from Liberty R5f fldentI )
tiful little couIp1 y
weeks ago and {4pI nd
doing business. 1&otl
A good, high BbA of
producing hens is a. d 70 a
good bank account. f&Y
Elder and Mrs. dig Evans
spent Thanksgiving day n
Hope.
The school is progressing fine
and more than one hundred
pupils enrolled. Three teach
ers are employed, with Prof. c.
Mosley as principal. The as
sistants are Miss Maud Yocom
and Mrs. Arch Turner.
johnie Yocom and BILL" Pra-
ther went duck hunting down
on the creek Saturday and kill
ed good numbr of ducks.
DeLoney, the mill man, gave
dance to the young people
Thursday night of last week.
The road foreman, Mr.. Yo-
com, who has been i'll for two
weeks, is not much better AZ
this writing. DR.. Saner of Hope
Washington telegraph., 1920-12-03

|. L. Pilkinton and family
and Miss Alva Aubrey attended
the Betts-Conway wedding at
Hope Wednesday. The bride /
a sister of Mrs. Pilkinton.
Washington telegraph., 1920-12-03

we, ii. ii. Darnall, President and
A. L. Props, Cashier, of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true, to the
best of our knowledge and belief.
II. II. DARNALL, Pres.
A. L. PR0PPS, Cashier.
Attest:-
Chas. S. Wilson
c. C. Stuart.
Washington telegraph., 1920-12-03

Mr.. Chas. Holt, Mrs. w. E.
Coones, Misses Sallie Horton
and Margaret Black and Hal
Coones motored to Nashville
Sunday.
Washington telegraph., 1920-12-03

Mrs. T. Y. Williams enter
tanned the young people with
Rook party at the Williams
home last Friday evening. Re
freshments were served.