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Dawes and left them together while sheS danced away with Dix Randall who had met them casually few minutes before.
 Barbara never thought at all whetreh she liked MT. Dawes or not That never occurred to her. It was not her habit to think whether she likSd men of women who might nev- erA be anything but acquaintances and, as she never had seen this mar be1p pre at any of the social fupctions shs had attended, she did not think that they might meet frequently.
 Naturally, she was nice to him She was nice to everybody. He danced well, was young, though a half dozen years alder than her boy ish husband, and, in a way good looking, His manner toward he1 was quiet, easy and deferential, not too: much. Dawes never overplayed the$ game, no matter what it was.
 He had never seen Barbara before But he fell in love with her the min ute he saw her, though none but himself knew it. He wanted her and immediately began the task of for mulating plan that might give her to him.
 Clinton Dawes was smart, shrewd clever, It was said of him that he never undertook anything that he did not accomplish. Hundreds on the market knew that to their sor- row. He had broken strong men in a day, stripped them first of their resources. It had been his sport for years. Like Nero he had turned thumbs down for many hapless vic tim. And they had never come back to torture him. They could not for the reason that he was conscience less. They could not reach thing that did not exist.
 Tomorrow-"Do you come to this place often?"
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cantile paper &; exchange heavy. Sterling 60 day bills, 3.51 3-4 com mercial 60 day bills on banks 3.51 3-4; commercial 60 day bills 3.51, 1-4; demand 3,56; cables 3.56 3-4.
 Francs demand 6.93; cables 6.95.
 Belgian francs demand 7.39; ca bles TAI.
 Lire demand 4.65; cables 4.67.
 Marks demand 201; cables POP.
 New York exchange on Montreal II Is per cent discount
 Government bonds steady, railroad bonds irregular.
 Time loans strong; sixty days, 90 days and 6 months 1-2 (n 8 3-4.
 Call money strong. flight 10; low &; ruling rate g.; closing bid 9; of fcred at 12; last loan 10; bank ac- ceptances c I'd.
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SHARP ADVANCES
 IN COTTON DUE TO CONDITION REPORTS

New York, Aug. 27.-Lower pri- vate condition figures than expect ed and reports of unexpected rains in the south caused sharp advances in the cotton market during today earlier trading. December contracts sold up to 26.76, making an advance of 7S points from yesterday and of 233 points from the low level of last week. This attracted realizing promoted by rumor that British coal mines had voted in favor of strike, which, however, lacked information and after selling off to 26.25 De- cember closed at 26.5S. The general list closed firm at net advance of 35 to 72 points.
 No less than five of the private end August reports were issued, three of which appeared before the opening and indicated just about the average deterioration in conditions for August Evidently they were disappointments to recent sellers both here and abroad as Liverpool cables were higher and the local mar ket opened firm at an advance of 35 to 54 points. The weather map, showing heavy rains in the south west and scattered showers elsewhere was considered very unfavorable and stimulated buying on the condition figures, with October contracts sell ing up to 28.50 and January to 2612 of v to 84 points net higher. Re- ports that southern growers were planning to withhold cotton from the market at the decline and reduce acreage were considered factor on the early advance. The private condi- tion reports ranged from 6S to 72.5 per cent and the crop indications from 12,750,0OO to 13,75O,OOO bales.
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Imports 45,000, American 26,OOO. k, ports 1000.
COTTONSEED OIL.

New York, Aug. -Notwithstand- ing expectations of heavy September tenders tomorrow, cottonseed oil was firm throughout the day on GOV ering operations inspired by the bullish showing in other markets. At the advance refiners were moderate sellers. September at the close was 25 points higher and later deliver ies 9 to 13 points higher; sales 9,9OO barrels. Total August tenders 2,sOO barrels. Prime crude and prime sum- mer yellow spot unquoted. Septem- Der closed 12.10; October 12.75; De- cember 13.09; January 13.14; March 1889.
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By Kathleen Fox

"John," said Barbara, one morning at two o'clock when they had return ed late from theatre party ane late supper, "what are we going te do this summer? You are going some. where on vacation, aren't you?'
 ''1 had not thought of it. he replied "But of course you are to do some thing. I'll try to manage it and get out of New York for little while, but Pm not sure. I have ou1 living to make, you know
 She smiled at him, confidently enough. She knew what their finan- ces were, that they had enough and to spare. She understood perfectly that his fortune was enormous, that he was millionaire, that he could take vacation if he wanted to, for the rest of his life.
 "You are funny boy, but dear one,' she said, affectionately. But won't you take vacation of couple of months during the hot weather? think it absolutely necessary. You
 "M. I hadn't thought about it would do you lot of good.'
 What would you like to do, where go?" he asked, ready, as usual to ac- quiesce in her plan. ..l
 "M. hadn't thought about ot- much,' she added slowly.
 "There's the yacht" he suggested "Does another cruise strike your fancy?"
 She shook her head.
 "No, Admiral?"
 q was thinking we might go to Newport" she said.
 "I don't object to that" he agreed. but deep in his heart he was keenly disappointed. He had a picture in his mind of them alone again on the yacht, cruising where they pleased. None to bother or interfere with his happiness. But he did not mention the cruise again.
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E. ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.


 East St. Louis, Ill.,, Aug. 27-Cat- tie 1900; steers steady; top steers 1865; bulk $50 @ II; yearling steers and heifers 25 cents higher; came, cows steady at 400 @ 4.25; bulls strong; calves 75 cents higher; good and choice vealers 15 O 16.75. Hogs 4,000; higher; butcher weights 35 cents higher than Thurs days average; two loads at 1925 out of line; top 1928; bulk light and medium weights 1850 O 1900; bulk heavies 1450 @ 1925. Sheep 1000; lambs 25 cents high CT; sheep steady; top lambs 1925; bulk 12.50 @ 1900; top ewes 2; bulk 6.50 O 700
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Advertisement for bids to let: Con. tract for the construction of Jeffer. son Public school district 32. Will let contract for construction of 8 school building at Jefferson. Plans and specifications are in the hands of the county superintendent, w. P Keith where any contractor may have access to same.
 All bids are to be sent to the of flee of the county superintendent, by noon of September 4th, 1920.
 Directors reserve the right to ac. cept any of the bids or reject all. Signed-J. I. WALTZ, President.
 Vim. REARDON, Secretary.
 8-28-St.
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WARNING ORDER.

Thos. D. Arbuckle, Plaintiff, Vs. w. P. Walker, Defendant.-In the Municipal Court of Pine Bluff, Jef- ferson County, Ark, Civil Division
 The Defendant w. P. Walker is warned to appear in this court with. in thirty days, and answer the com. plaint of the Plaintiff Thos. D. Ar. buckle.
 August 20, 1920. L. Dewoody Lyle Attorney for Plaintiff.
 ARMSTRONG BARROW, Clerk (SEAL)
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, Aug. 27.-Rough rice quiet; receipts 10,451; millers same; sales Honduras 4,O32 sacks at 475 M 600. Clean rice steady; re- ceipts none; range 725 G 900; sales Honduras 2,188 pockets at 3 7-8 N 10 Is; bran and polish unchanged.
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WARNING ORDER.

Case No. 7973.
 Matte Thompson, Plaintiff; Vs Annaias Thompson, Defendant Tn the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas.
 The defendant Annanias Thompson IS warned to appear in this court within thirty, days and answer the complaint of Plaintiff Hattie Thomp. son. Given under my hand and the Sea o1 Said Court this 18th day of Au gust. A, D., 1920. {aEAL0
 s. F. vAuLx. Clerk. 2. r, REEvES. D, Q.
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LIVERPOOL STATISTICS.

Liverpool, Aug. 27.-Cotton spot fair business, mainly export. Prices firm. Good middling 25.24; fully middling 23.74; middling 22.49; low middling 1869; good ordinary 17.75; ordinary 14.44. Sales 5000 bales, in cluding 7,500 American. Receipts 1000 bales, no American. Futures 1908; May 1853; July 1913.
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WARNING ORDER
Case No. 5000.

Case No. 5000. 1rma Dorns, plaintiff, Vs. Arney Dorns, defendant.-In the Chancery court of Jefferson County, Arkansas The defendant Arney Dorns is warned to appear in this court with, in thirty days and answer the com. plaint of plaintiff Irma Dorns. Given under my hand and the Sea of Said Court this 27th day of Au gust, A. D., 1920.
 s. F. VAULX, Clerk.
 o. E. REEVES, D. c. (SEAL)
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No 7972.

Case No 1872. Harry s. Bebbins, Plaintiff; Vs. Irene A. Bebbins, Defendant.-In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas.
 The Defendant Irene A. Bebbins, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of Plaintiff Harry s. Blebbins.
 iGven under my hand and the Seal of Said Court this 18th day of Au- gust, A. D. 1920. (SEAL)
 s. F. VAUX, Clerk.
 O. E. REEVES, D. c. s. w. Tundell.
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LIBERTY BONDS.
D R-U0OUI

New York, Aug. 27.-Liberty bonds closed: 3 1-2s 89.S6; first As 84.sO; second As S4.36; first 1 1-4s 85.2O; second 1 Ids S454; third 1-4s S764; fourth 4 1-4s 84.80; Victory 3-4s 95.42; Victory 4 3-4s 95.36.
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FOR VACATIONS AND SUMMEIl
 TRIPS.

Strange food, hurried eating when travelling, too heavy diet for hot weather numerous causes contrib- ute to deranged digestion in sum- mcr time. Salts and castor oil are all right, but many persons cannot take them. Foley Cathartic Tablets act surely and gently, without grip ing or nausea.--Mann's Pharmacy.
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LOST
l3-.

LOST-BETWEEN STATE AND Georgie and East Sixth and Eigth, black handbag, with $5 bill and change; also book of street car tick cts and receipt for shoes from Drey- fus; also toilet articles. Reward
 if returned to Miss Clara King at 621 State street. 8-25-6t
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MISCELLA ANXIOUS

CONTRACT TO LET FOR THREE story dormitory, for Walters 1nsti- ,tute< Contractors. interested may apply for plans and specifications to Hon. D. A. Bradham, Warren, Ark. Contract will be let September l..
 8-24-6t.
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kTIONS-FEMALE-

POSITION NOW. OR 15. by refined young |ographer and general or
 Lave had experience also Iine: can furnish refer
 mn willing to work for will leave town in two l called. Phone 799.
 1 8-27-6t
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LIVERPOOL STATISTICS.

Liverpool, Aug. 27.-Weekly cot ton statistics: Total forwarded to mills 44,000 bales, American S5,O0O; stock 957,000; American 614,0OO.
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GET GRIDIRON & MINOR TO WASH and grease your car. Call us and we will send and get your car. Phone o.
 Slim
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666 has more limitations than any other Chill and Fever Tonic on the market, but no one wants limitations. They are dangerous things in tho, medicine line. Adx.l
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FATIONS-MALE

POSITION AS PLANTA- trc. nothing too big for located conveniently to
 ,,,o,,1d not want it. Write
 interview. Address R., 8-27-6t
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Rub-My- -Tism is great pain kill CT. It relieves pain and soreness caused by rheumatism, neuralgia, snrains. etc. Adv.
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,nAJ.E HELP.

|os WHITE MEN, U. $
 |S' work: Wilson Dam
 |, 8 hours per day; good |elean |Ise quarters, transpor, @. |; : bed: ship Sunday. Fol
 rroation, see F. J. Burns
 l, agent, IA E. Fifth It
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21-MIsCELLANEOUs WANTS

ALL PICTURES ENLARGED AND retouched. Battle Axe portrait and frame Co.,, Odd Fellows Bldg, State street, third floor, room 1. Let us call and demonstrate. 8-28-6t
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FOUND.

TAKEN UP-ONE MARE MULE, color blue, about $50 pounds, 15 hands high and about 12 or IA years old. Owner may have same
 by proving and paying charges. J. A. Clement Stables. 8-22-6t
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FOR SALE-ONE 1919 MODEL CUT down Ford, in first class condition
 bargain for cash. Apply 104 Ohio street, phone 1596. 8-22-6t
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FOR. SALE

EXCHANGE GE-FOUR ments in one of the al districts in St. Louis, lock Lafayette avenue; i;
 szS2O per annum; will pr, $s6OO; price $25OOO;
 Exchange for general dry tment store or gents ore in Arkansas or Ok $SO,OOO at net invoice lance in cash. A Cohen, avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
 > 8-27-1t
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New Orleans, Aug. 27.-Spot cot. ton steady and unchanged.
 Sales on the spot 440; arrive none Low middling 2OO0; middling 3O.75 good middling 34.OO.
 Receipts 1,973.
 Stock 01,263.
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rEN YOUNG LADIES
 earn telephone operating tarts Monday; experience M, Apply Chief Opera kt Second avenue. 8-22-6t
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HOUSE ON SOUTH |nd avenue, near Cotton
 |easy terms. A. G. Rus esurance Agency. 8-25-1m
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LOsT-FRIDAY MORNING ON Cherry street car, black silk um- brella with gold and pearl handle;
 reward if returned to 2118 Cherry street or phone 1791. 8-24-6t
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SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans, Aug. 27.--Spot cot ton steady and unchanged; sales on the spot 440 bales; arrive none. Low middling 20.00; middling 3O.75; good middling 34.o0. Receipts 1873; stock POI, ,263.
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FOR SALE-FORD CAR WITH chummy roadster body, $350; Ford form a truck, $450. Any of the above cars may be purchased for cash or terms. Wilson Motor Company, phone 846, 114 West Barraque.
 S-2S-tf
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-1 BUICK roadster, in first-class shape. Reed and Shriver, 1920 State street, phone 2893. 8-24-6t
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EH0USE, 1900 EAST
 cash, balance monthly; fs; a nice running back water and fine location. g l54 it. Phone McNew |any 791. 8-25-tf
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OMS WANTED.

RY YOUNG MARRIED kout children, furnished
 two or three rooms and I,nv first or fifteenth of { 965. 8-27-6t
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PRIVATE (erably east of 500 block
 ond avenue. Address l.. |aphic. o-zo-ot
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THREE LIGHT HOUSE.
 ns by October 1st, for le, Phone $40. 8-22-6t
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HOUSE CORNER LOT vest of Main, easy terms. ussell. Home Insurance
 ou-z4s6. 7-31-1m
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|R sALE-H0UsEs

|0NE DWELLING; NINE
 kth; large lot; south and |fine lawn; shade trees lear car line, and in good ]; a real bargain. One
 hr rooms and bath; near Eeasy terms. Three beau lrraced and we'll located; |e in fine neighborhood. |tion and terms see or Real Estate Co.,, Phones l 7-25.tf
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

FOR SALE-ONE 5-PASSENGER Ford; one Dodge truck; one 5-pas- senger Overland; one 5-passenger Harroun; one 7-passenger Davis; two 5-passenger Chevrolets; one r. passenger Oldsmobile; one 7-passen- ger Studebaker; one 5-passenger Olds:nobile; one 5-passenger Ovver- land-Cash or terms. McGehee Motor Sales company. Phone GOA, 2O3-11 Second avenue.
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HELP

HELP .
  k YOUNG MAN FOX q clerk; good chance for Address Box 384, City.
 8-27tf
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tO RENT A FOUR
 l by October 1st Phone 8-22-6t
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one 2o-acre farm, A. |ow, barn, chicken house. Ppiement shed, good wat frway road. 2 acres in Fes Tn pasture; 16 acres N; good crop of corn and nes from Pine Bluff Iee you have been look Y terms. Apply to c. L. N>o S-26-2t
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ENTERTAINMENT !(ENENIS
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO RENT LEASE OR buy-on easy terms, small house in good condition. Phone l804 or come to sos West Fifteenth. 8-25-6t WANTED-TO BUY A COMPLETE butcher outfit; must be practically new. Phone 123, D. A. Caldwell.
 8-22-6t
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N>~~NH { sALE-swEET MILK ana butter from Jersey
 every day; butter soc Du,eef ,,oa milk 25c per gal ilsS' HOO East Twen- Lumpkin. aoa e. [~~oooos N, PART OF 30 SHARES na, a ana Lease No. 2. Will s. blv sna snare. Market value Ps so2 Linden street.
 r~ooo,o 8-24-6t ! -oNE 2. LARGE CASH i ,,,, i'rst-class condition; !; " E., .lme; day or night, F~ssa. lnes. 8-27-6t Ins. .hEEE GAS STOVES, bbs. bss.a! and two small heat. I.salns ns for quick sale sstssal sall l4os West sev'
 ssssroay noon. s-27-9,
 xo <. soLL TOP pEsK E
 Fl Printing do.
 8-6-t,
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! N E UNFURNISHED
 st side of town. Address te Graphic. 8-27-6t
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York, Aug. 27.-Prime mer-
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-11-05
English Class Finishes FrankIin's Autobiography
CLASS NEWS

The Junior English Class has finish ed reading Franklin's Autobiography the life: story of man who rose from a candle-maker to ambassador to courts of kings.
 We have learned this is the only American, Book written before. the nineteenth century that is still widely known and read. Its History is inter esting. The style is good. The book represents a new spirit in American Literature. Franklin wrote about vir- tue on earth, rather than glory in heaven, as the Puritans did. He held to the iedals of honesty, thrift, self reliance and industry.
 We think every boy and girl should read the Autobiography and become acquainted with the first great Ameri can.
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FIRST GAME OF THE SEASON
 LOST r

On Saturday Oct 30. Clifton played her first game of the season. It was against her age old opponent, Morenci- After the dust of battle cleared away the score board read; Morenci 30 against Clifton's 23.
 As an outsider, and one who has seen many Basketball games, l wish ito state, that the Clifton boys played as clean and fair game as anyone would wish to see. - Clifton played under a great hand1- can. Part of this handicap, was that she lost two of her best players just a short time before the game com menced. Following is the reason:
 Morenci. Ariz., Oct. 30, 1920. Santos Metri, Jose Carbajal, Walter Hodgson, Harold Sharp, Harry Cans ler. Jack Cavanaugh, Jack Romanse-
 hereby certify that the above nem- |. ed are regular high school students or Morenci and are passing in three or more high school subjects.
 Signed. w. E. LUTZ, Supt- Schools
 Clifton, Ariz., Oct. 29 1920
 I hereby certify that the following boys are bona fide students of the Clifton High School and according to reports this day submitted to me by by members of the faculty, are pas sing in at least three standard hign school subjects.
 John Sirianni; Gustav Franz, Milton Penn, Gerald Smith, Mark Munson
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An unusually jolly party accepted pretty invitations sent out by MT. and Mrs. Reardon and Senator and Mrs. Elliott for Halloween Party at the Elliott residence last Saturday even, ing. The guests entered by side doors where they donned halloween caps, then were ushered into "spooky" rooms ligheted only by jack-O -lanterns fashioned in pumpkins and a blazing hearthfire. 1
 The house was artistically decorated with black cats witches, bats, spiders and other animals peculiar to tie season. Whitcn tallys were passed by a ghostess and the players were seated at tables covered with black CD " h:ch were portrayed large yellow .Huln' ITS disl''a ed amusing iius.es deal ny cut good natured personali- tics with the guests.
 ' game of bridge was indulged in for two hours, concluding with .-the Gws rding of first lady's prize to Mrs. rawford who was presented with an inlaid glass candy jar. Mrs. Reisineer received the consolation rr:ze in :, smaller gold and topaz cen-' dy jar Frst prize among the men was Oy MI. OOudkuSOA .WHO IOCOiN- K ed an eucalyptus wood nut bowl and hammer. MT. Minson was presented with kipling's "-If'', framed to make up for the shortness of the score.
 Upon the conclus:on Of cards Vas quez Orcne stra rendered many music al seiectionos during the service of luncheon consisting of broiled lived lobester, potatoes ,Au Gratin, celery hearts, cheese strows, sandwiches and olives Pumpkin and apple pie, dough nuts and ccffee were served Cider was supplied througnout the evening from rustic keg.
 After the luncheon the guests en- joyed dancing until long past the spooky hour, midnight.
 Those to whom the join hospital lity of the hostesses was extended were, Messers and Mesdames, Amber. Crawford, Cashion, .Berault, Donald son, Simms, Laine, Terry, Minson, Burtch, Vinton, Rose, Ling, Liddell Hardy, Peter Riley, Knowles, MT. Sweating and Mrs. Reisinger of Clifton and pr. and Mrs. Smith and MT. and Mrs. John Riddle of Morenci
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PAGE fHREB
ARlZONANS TO ATTEND
 OBREGON'S INAUGURAL

Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. 5.-Acting on an invitation from the Nogales Cham Der of Commerce, arrangeents were made here today by the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce to provide. passengers for one car of a special train to go from Nogales to Mexico City for the inauguration of Alvaro Oregon as president of Mexico Fourteen people had already expres-- sed desire to make the trip, it was announced by the local chamber to- night and eleven more, needed to fill the car, were expected to be obtained tomorrow or Monday. The special train is to leave Nogales November 25. The inauguration is to occur December l. Sai
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EXCHANGES

During the last few weeks the edit ors of the CoHoSo have been receiv- ing the different High, School papers of; the State: f.r- .. .,-- .. O.
 The. Coyote Journal, published by the Phoenix High School is a very we'll organized paper and reflects the chatfc9er' 'efithe school hy its exceed ingleY eatapgearance, .;
 The Cactus Chronicle of the Tucson High School Their copy is all good live stuff and it certainly deserves the name of a newspaper.
 The Apache War Cry of the High School. and the Cactus Chronicle greatly resemble each other. We missed the first two issues but. judg- Ing from, the one on hand we are sure that they were of the same good live wire stuff. This is the thing that