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Evening star., 1921-08-17

OUR SALES ORlIANlLf
PROPERTIES AS BEING TIL
Chevy Chase, D. C. Near Circle.
$I2,5oo. Terms.
rooms, baths; ON two floors; bedrooms
and bath .st floor hot-watsr ha heat; ;,s;n sisS
lights; hardwood floors; large porches: wa.aia a,a
one SQUARE Of Conn., ave. ano cars '''e"'''
Near Wardman Park Hotel.
$4,000. Easy Terms.
delightful rooms and, and tiied & 1e,n' sesr popehes:
brick garage; hardwood aoors tnroughoo.; hot aos.
water heat; electric lights; attic; large 10y;
high-class residential section; future staDiii'S
Park Road Bargain.
$12,5oo. Terms.
West Of 10th St; 10 rooms. 2 baths; d nos;
noors; % s1 porches; wide frcntssei splendid con.
dtion beautiful hone at g ,11s Idcuio%s S%
IB%%eaisssi9 B5ss;a sssS|"ff's i desired. s'0' '0s
Meridian St. Near 14th NV.
$4,000. Terms.
Excellent value; modern colonial style Ds,c.
eiec. lights; room for garage. IN food con
dition; most convenient and hisn-ciass sec-
tion.
Corner-Northeast.
$500. $1,000 Cash.
Tapestry brick colonial-style corner property
containing beautiful rooms and tiIed petn:
sleeping porch; front porch; hardwood noors' -
n ees; southern exposure; possession to suit.
Varnum St.-Petworth.
$1,000. Easy Terms.
Rare barS,in: spasndidly arranged and
.pscious rooms: tiled bath; double eleepfnf
% porch: room for garage; hsrdweod trim "a, and
doors; excellent condition; hot-wafsr nest;
electric lights: INSPECT this at once; you VIII
be delighted; possession to sait.
WILLIAM K
11O8 10th St. NV,
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STONE & FAIRFAX, REALTORS.

Price, 81 500 PETwORTH. - An attractive
home hss.ing 3 rooms and reception hall
on LIST floor: 4 bedrooms. tiled bath and
sleepiog porch 2nd floor hot-wnter
heat and electric lights; house 20 feet
VIDA This Is a cheap price for this
horAe and it will be sold quickly.
Price, ,1o. o.5oo-CoLUMBIAH HEIGHTs.-Excep-
tiOnary well located corner home; six
bright rooms and tiled bath; strictly up
TO date; brick garage. cars; fine lawn.
shrubbery, etc. A home that will appeal
to you See it today.
Prize, "a. .95O-NEAR 9Th AND NORTH CARO-
LIMA AVE. S.E.-Substantially built
dwelling; and bath: very con-
yenie..fly located. ONLY $500 CASH AS
FIRST PAYMENT.
Price S12 5OO-CHEvY CHASE.-An attractive
detached home Of the bungalow type. 1t
contains rooms and baths; has electric
lights and hotwatef heat; lot 72x125.
Occupfed by owner. who will give inme
diate possession.
CTNNIS O.
Evening star., 1921-08-17
FOR sALE-HousEs
Cn0tf~aaA

SHANNON
7I3 I4th St. NV.
MT. PLEASANT.
$I4,5oo.
Three-stesy brick home. In nsst.class condi-
buffers pantry with sink; maids room in cell
lar: hot.water heat: electricity: deep lot to
paved alley. with two-car garage: breakfast
porch; e 500 cash and monthly payments can
be arranged; immediate possession.
PETWORTH.
$500.
For a quick sale We are authorized to offer
this Groom and bath home ut this exception
ally low price. 1t 10 nicely located On q deep
lot with fruit trees and shrubbery; one-car
garage; steam heat; gas lights; moderate
terms.
PETWORTH.
5000.
Beautiful corner home Of rooms and bath; ;
frame and entirely detached; built two years
ago; front and sleeping pOrches: hot-water
heat: electricity; cellar and attic; built-ip
garage. Terms only 81 900 cash; possession.
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
$4,000.
Modern detached frame home Of rooms and
bath; one and One-Quarter aeres Of ground:
one-pipe furnace: electric lights; hariwsod
aoors and trim; chicken house: some fruit trees
and berries; garage; possession; terms.
SHANNON
Evening star., 1921-08-17
FOR sALE-H0UsES
2 w. CDnffnueA.

ef1ess 114 45oQ-CHBvY CHASE, D. G. Owner
'l11ers uetaehed home, about two years
.ased, having 10 fooyns eonplete baths,
xnoSe stae and . xleepiDg pofches, hot
watef heat. elecfSicity, hardwood floors.
otAef modern Improvements aud q ga
9e. Located 4 short distance west OF
,sGoaa. ave.
Fricse 8. sso-Nr. PLEASANT. An attractive
sue nome near 17th and Kenyon. built
liable builders. ThiS house ID thor
%sSnV modern, has all the latest I'M
pso'emenn and is now rented at SEQ
xr month. Possession soon yoa want
Ah Tor home. Easy terms
f1icefsS3, S00-MT. RAINIER. A 7-reom and
Stn house having electricity. hot-water
,-nsAG Iroat. side and rear porches. hard
CooQ noors and u In good condition.
paved street, and tie grounds con-
.xn = acres with chicken run. garden
80 20 frsit trees. May be sold on q
fneese13. 13.f50-WASHINGTON HEfGHTS In
N exclusive section near 18th and Bel
-n9af A home just listed for . Quick
saIe and priced accordingly. 1t contains
>. " rooms, baths. elec., h.-v.h-, hard
Mooo noors and In perfect ceaaitien
-infoughout. There N also plenty OF
rea room Tor gsrage. Easy terms and
Pnee. S1.sSe-BLOOMINGDALE Located In
one OF the best blocks north Of st. An
sosoiate bargain, containing large
rooms and bath, having good si3ed rear
Au 70 paved alley. II hxs inst been
paPered throughout and is now vacant
anu may be sold On reasonable terms.
HEDGES & MIDI
1884 H St. NV.
Evening star., 1921-08-17

FOR sALE-H0uSCs
C0nt1nv~.

N.H.: BEAUTTFEE LOCATION. 2-FXNIEf
asents; ..ssn seven large rooms each. sleeping
xe frens ana pocsn Sscs sspssnIss aIss
cenfionaaly cheap. Call d2f Mass. ave. ne.
* SE$:seoaeNsAa AZ BUREAU OF PRINTING 1ND
E. ~. tss:ss: home With
sooo!isss Z 81 s'sS SoRfPa RfsPaiif or PARK np, NV.
barssin: :oa a. o' h. heat and eiec.; garage;
ss$SoGFEAR 10Th !Sda' AND COLUMBIA ROAD
ss.e S.w:-s :. and bi h.-w.h. and eiec.; room for
sp''s %ARpnSS Hspi &, inrssRsni PSRR fsxA
select home In q select neiEhborhood; :. and
ssod1A DASH PAYMENT OF $500. with
monthly nn n; ymenis Ike rent. will buy this new
porehes st,e ,.s and b. and
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN,
Phone Main $500. 7s4 18th St. NV
You Will Be Satisfied
WIN thi. new S,room bungalow: built-in break:
e. sreesse s .,ss s s.n sss eee and
MORGAN E. MORGAN & co.
/ Fr. 1890. l4O7 New York Ave. NV.
fkkNs-26 YEARs.
comparatively small cash payment: fine old
virEina. plantation; ideal stock ana grain
ROo0 markets.
oofs. An unusually fine opportunity.
MIST Re SOLD
Defofe sept j: 50 acres good Virginia land,
ct trolley station. i hour from city; eight.
room house: beautiful shade: fine water: ga
rage: small dairy farm. chicken houses. gran
ares storare buildings: nice orchard Of ap-
heIds fenced: permanent water T for st"cI:
ideal locstion for dairy farm or chicken ranch:
.osaing .s G station within 100 yards fine crops of
ooIn ah1 nay now on place Price includes
crops teams. impiements. COWS. etc Farm
faIiy equipped: in fact, sale is walk k-out
proposition $1,000: s5.OO0 cash: terms on
FORCED TO SELL
sue 70 w health: small fertile farm; fve-roOm
Ffanary. implement shed: 3 concrete -noored
zen nSases; water piied to house and stable
rom large springs: small orchard, strawfer.
daffy. chGken or general farming: public road
on TWO sides. running water forming other
tion; farm fully eailinped' but FOLLOWING price
the same c.n be had il immediate possession
- JaSEs IS S 's!si cskrER EI!es; 4 g. $500 INC,
1877 New York ave. NV,
Ms.hington. D: c.
NORTH CAPITOL AND BRYANT SITS
tic lights; large front and double rear porches
screened. Lot i%O #. to alley Owner leaving
fy fsso1 mas. ;., sen; VIII accept cash payment Of
tSoSol eight hundred and fifty dollars, with
FERats6S I RICHARDSON.
Main 1881. 225 Colorado bldg.
DOWNTOWN.
Just OF 18th st. and south of You st. three
story brick home Of nine rooms and two ba tbs
electric lights: house newly decorated good
lot to alley. Price, 80 500.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
5l410-16 Bond bldg. 14th and N. Y. ave-
Main 442.
ZOE HoHEs AS5 IHyEsIMENrs
They Know Washington"
1677 Eys OF. NV. Tel. Main 7o2i
VACANT. DETACHED, NEAR sAtL'S 1D.
dition: good 7-roon and bath frame on lot
3Sx1OO it.; large parches; garage: newly pa
pered and painted; only IS, $50; attractive
terms. OWNER, n $751;
Evening star., 1921-08-17
Phone Main 1923.

Price, &C. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. colonial
porch home ha ting six rooms and bath;
excellent heating plant; hardwood trim;
good condition; very reasonable terms.
Price, @, 9,OOO-TwO-FAMILY APARTMENT
Nicely situated In the best section Of
Columbia Heights: there are five rooms
and bath on 1st floor: six rooms and bath
on End floor; separate entrances and
separate heating plants. First floor now
rented; owner will give immediate pos
session on md floor Garage.
Price, 81, ,5OO-l4th ST HElGHTS.-An excep-
tional home In an excellent location. The
1st floor has O large reception hall. par
lor, dining room and kitchen. There are
four bedrooms. bath and large sleeping
porch on 2nd floor. Has electric lights
and hot water heat: parquet floors and
hardwood trim. Garage. cars.
Price, 81. OOO-ON MARYLAND AVE. Ne
A weA-built and attractive home on this
prominent avenue. House over % feet
wide and in splendid condition. Eight
rooms and bath. Possession will be given.
FAIRFAX,
Evening star., 1921-08-17

$1,000.
Mt. Pleasant west Of 14th ST.; 10 rooms and
bath; hot-water hcat. elec.; long yard; semi
detached; wide alley side and rear. Can be
bought on terms Of 81 900 cash.
$4,000.
10 rooms and BATH hot-water heat; electric
lights. On l1th ST.. In Columbia Heights This
section Is fast developing into business prop
erty Terms: 81. 600 cash.
$500.
West of 18th st. in good residential section.
One-half square from 14th st. ear line. rooms
and hath; elec. and furnace heat. Spaee for
garage. House in Al condition. Bargain.
SI4,5oo.
In best section Of Mt. Pleasant. 10 rooms
and baths; h.-w.h.. elec. and gas; double
garage; near car lines. Terms to suit pur
chaser.
5000.
Beautiful semi bungalow, in excellent resi-
Dental locality Has rooms and bath;
h.-w.h.. elec. Large lot. House one year old.
Terms: $1,0O0 cash.
$500.
Downtown. Well adapted for an once and
home combined: rooms and bath; h.-w.h
large lot. Convenient to car line. Excellent
condition. immediate possession.
,artment.
Evening star., 1921-08-17

ATION PICKED THESE
E BEST ON THE MARKET.
Takoma Park, D. c.
$3.50. Easy Terms.
Brick home in this delightful suburb con.
tanning 8 well planned rooms and bath; hot
stores. school; good residential section; We
ha'! sor PhSas :ss & H. ~
C St. Near 9th NE.
$5,25o. Easy Terms.
Groom and bath brick with large yard and
room for Eerase; easy monthly paymsnts can
venient to both Capital Traction and W. r.
and =. Gar lines; property in good condition;
Near 9TH and A SITS. NE.
$4,75o. Easy Terms.
Attractive brick home containing nice
rooms and hath; large yard to vide alley;
.plsndidlE Iecsssd ,. ia this hne section. ada
Corner-Southeast.
$1,000. Terms.
Brick residence en corner lot containing 6
rooms snd bsth; cose.tsl porch: room for a.
rage; II you are looking for the best PROPOSE.
tion southeast phone Us at once and arrange
to see this nice home.
Near Park Rd. AMI Soldiers
Home Park.
$500. ST, 900 Cash.
A rare bargain; rooms and tied batn; hot
water heat; electric hghte; room for ga
rage; hardwood nooeD and trim; sleeping
pofeh; lot go feet deep to wide alley; xood
.ondisioa; cheap for this house.
HARTUNG,
Phone Exchange Main 372.
Evening star., 1921-08-17
STEAMSHIPS.
CAutin0eA.

To Bermuda. Great Lakes.
CRUISES Halifax. st; Johns. st. Law;
for booklet. DELTA TOURS. 500 Bond bldg. :
Phone Main 1472.
Evening star., 1921-08-17

ZOE HOMEs A:5 lNvESTMENT9
See MAHORNEY SULLIVAN
They Know Washington"
HI Eys sf. NV. Tel. Main 702l
VACANT, DETACHED, NEAR SATL'S 1D.
tttion good 7-roOm and bath frame on lot
25x100 TT; large porches: garage: newly pa
pered and painted: only $5.750: attractive
term. OWNER. \. 668-J.
Evening star., 1921-08-17

NORTH CAPITOL AND BRYANT SITS
SIX larke rooms and tile bath: h.w.h.; cleo
the hshts' large front and double rear porches.
screened. Lot l%O n. to alley. Owner leaving
city mnst sell Will accept cash payment Of
($hSo) eight hundred and fifty dollars, with
easy monthly payments
FERGUSON & RICHARDSON.
Main 1881 I.lS CoIoradn hld1
Evening star., 1921-08-17
Near Park Rd. AMI Soldiers
Home Park.
$500. $1,000 Cash.

A rare bargain: rooms and tied bath; hot
water heat; electric lights; room for ga
rage; hardwood nooss and trim; sleeping
pofeh; lot 220 feet deep to wide alley; SDod
ondtfioa; cheap for this house.
Evening star., 1921-08-17

STONE & FAIRFAX,
Phone Main 1882. 1912 New York Ave NV
Evening star., 1921-08-17

BY ARMY OFFICER LEAVING CITY; NINE
room, completely detached. corner-lot dwelling;
one block east Of Conn. ave. and one-half block
from Chevy Chase Circle. Apply 1901 North
ampton. Telephone Cleveland 532.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-18
EVERY MEMBER OF A LARGE FAMILY CONVICTED
 OF MURDER IN MAINE

In unmistakable terms the supreme court of Maine recently affirmed the action of the lower court in the con- Vlction and sentence of death passed upon the Musca Domestica family.
 This is the first instance where an entire family regardless of the age or sex of the members, received the death sentence by court of the Unit ed States. The record of the trial shows one member of the family was only four days old The members of the family were not permitted to in- troduce any evidence in their behalf.
 They were placed on trial for mur- der The family received the most scathing denunciation ever delivered by court when the supreme court speaking through it's chief justice said of the head of the family, which ap- plies to all members:
 "He is the meanest of all scaven- gers He delights in reveling in all kinds of filth; the greater the putres- cence, the more to his taste. Of every vermine, he, above all others, is least able to prove an alibi when charged with having been in touch with every kind of corruption, and with having become contaminated with the germs thereof. After free indulgence in the cesspools of disease and filth, he then possesses the further obnoxious at tribute of being most agile, and per sistent in ability, to distribute the germs of almost every deadly form of contagion."
 This same family has relatives in every state in the Union and every member of that family is murderer. Every citizen who enjoys life should go at all times armed to deal death and destruction to members of this family wherever he may meet them.
 Who is this Musca Domestica? The ordinary house fly, who is ever busy transporting cholera, typhoid and other deadly germs.
 Swat him!
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-18
MOTHER GAVE IT
Virginia Lady Suffered With Aches and Pains Until Mother Began
 Giving Her Cardui.

Dublin, Va.-Miss Mary Alice Hughett residing on Route 3, near here, recently told visitor of her interesting experience with Cardui. Miss Hughett said: T had been suf- fering for some time with painful .. {. I was pale, didn't feel like going. Would just drag around, and couldn't rest to do any good. I would suffer once a month with my back. sides and head. My limbs would ache and I didn't know what to do, but I knew I must do something, for didn't get we'll by letting 1t run on.
 My mother is believer in Cardut for she saw what it did for others as we'll as herself, so she began giving 1t to me.
 "It wasn't long before saw a ,hange. It was just what l needed. # regulated me. l began to eat ana ,leap and .-.. pain stopped.
 "Cardui 3 without doubt the best amale tonic made, and l am glad an recommend 1t to others"
 If suffering with symptoms such as Miss Hughett mentions, or other all- oents peculiar to women, why not be- in Cardui at once? It's merit is well established by successful use for more than 40 years.
 Try Cardui!
 Yonr druggist sells 1t NC-l3S
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-18
PROGRAM AT ARCADIA

Arrangements have been completed for picnic at Arcadia, which is right on the Prescott -Blevins high way, July Sth. Everyone is invited to attend, a big crowd and o good time is anticipated. The following program will be rendered at this time.
 Morning exercise:
 Defamation, George Christopher.
 Selection, Glee Club, Prescott high school; directed By Mrs. Clyde Nelson.
 Reading, Miss Mabel Burns.
 Solo, Miss Lula Beth Gee.
 Address, Hon. w. V. Tompkins.
 Afternoon exercise:
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-18
GRAPE WHIP

l5 glass grape Jelly
 Whites of two eggs
 Whipped cream
 Nuts
 Reat egg whites and jelly together ..t;l stiff. Serve in sherbet with whipped cream and nuts on top.
 ooOoo
 u;scellaneOus Shower.
 Mesdames Rupert Stuart and Cor aon Powell entertained at a miscel- ,,roous shower last Wednesday after .,or at the home of Mrs. Stuart in honor of Miss Mary Milburn, bride ,act The porch was attractively de- ,Orated in beautiful hanging baskets If sweet peas and Paul Neyron roses, and the brides chair was decorated ;r mink tulle bows. Punch was served hv Misses Selwyn Sellar and Eliza betb Osborne. After several games of 500 were enjoyed the many gifts were presented to the guest of honor bv parcel past delivery. Dainty re- ,reshments were sedved. Those pres ort were Mesdames Osborne Me- Taughlin. Wilson, James Young, Fred 
 Holt, H. c. Robbs, James Murray, Fred Wright, Marvin Wright, Law renee Dozier, Vernon Stephens, Dot Hue, Howard Powell, Brown Arnold, Tom Wallis, W. L. Dawson, Harry Parker and Misses Gertrude Schim- melfening, Ella Mae Young, Selwyn Sellers. Elizabeth Osborne and Mary Milburn Times. ooOoo Mrs. c. M. Alspaugh and children, Ruth Catherine, William and David, and Mrs. w. c. Nutter and little Helen Frances, leave tomorrow to
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-18
CIRCUIT COURT JURY ACQUITS
 TWO ACCUSED RAILROAD MEN

T. C. Holzclaw and c. J. Johnson, Cotton Belt freight train employees, who were tried in Miller circuit court yesterday on charges of grand lar ceny in connection with the alleged theft of automobile wheels, rims, cas- ings and inner tubes few weeks ago, were acquitted by the jury yesterday morning.
 A forfeiture of the $500 bail bond of Sid Johnson was ordered by the court and a capias issued
 In the case of the State vs. R. w. Waldon the trial was continued to the November term.
 Court then adjourned until next Monday morning, when the civil dock ct will be taken up by Judge c. R. Haynie.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-18
visit relatives at Hamburg

visit relatives at Hamburg.
 ooOoo Bill White is improvinr after seven weeks ot typhoid fever. but not able to sit up. Miss Ollie Lowerv. who mas been nursing him, was dismissed this week.
 ooOoo Bracy Haynie came in this morn- Ing. He has been a student at the otate University the past year. En route home he attended his fraternity meeting at Little Rock.
 ooOoo Mrs. Fred Anderson and small daughter are at home from q visit to Philadelphia.
 ooOoo Mrs. K. E. Puntney of Little Rock. IS the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Cantley.
 ooOoo Miss Eunice White has returned from a visit to Little Rock.
 ooOoo Mrs. c. P. Arnold is spending the day in Texarkana.
 ooOoo Judge G. R. Haynie is at home for the week end
 ooOoo Mrs. Cora Mum is spending the week end at home. She returns to Philadelphia Monday where she is attending the Ouachita summer school
 ooOoo Mir. and Mrs. D. O.. Blizzard re- turned yesterday afternoon from their honeymoon trip. They have secured apartments at Mrs. J. A. Livingston's.
 ooOoo J. F. Gresley is spending the week end here with his family.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-18
THOMAS CANNING COMPANY
 OFFICIALS VISIT HERE

Members of the Prescott Chamber of Commerce will recall the visit of one of Grand Rapids leading business men to this city some two years ago, in the person of w. s. Thomas, the founder and present head of the Thomas Canning Company of Grand Rapids, Mich, who is destined to put Prescott as we'll as number of other towns on the map in the pickle industry.
 Mir. Thomas and w. R. Eley, also a member of the firm, spent few hours in the city today on visit of inspection of the local pickle station here, which is in charge of c. s. Losey known as the man who is making ten cucumbers grow on Nevada county soil where only one grew before. Few people realized what would be the result of MT. Thomas initial visit to the city when he met with the Chamber and interested them in the opposition of growing cucumbers for the market and incidentally a ready market, But this visit has been the means of establishing as a leading Farming industry the growing of cu-  cumbers for picking purposes. At present MT. Losey is experimenting l the cultivation of hundreds of acres Of cucumbers around Prescott, Waldo, durdon and Amity, the first station @lng erected in Prescott about two years ago, the others following this year. For the success of the industry nere the honors should go to MT. Los ", whose untiring efforts day after @y for two years are just now bear ing fruit. MT Losey realized that he was dealing with a people who were unaccustomed to raising anything of
 ''quellce except cotton ana GOTH, Vu' thls only spurred this energetic
 hustler on to bigger things for the .nOmas Canning Company and the iarmers of this section.
 rrescott and Nevada county are p'Ouo Of MT. Losey for what he has I f ,tN 4eplng them to jar loose from the
 '''On crop and grasp a ready money
 AOp Tor which people all over Arkan-
 s' are so much in need. Mir. Losey s'a'ed this morning that the cucum-
 " crops at every point are in excel sl' condition and he expects record
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-18

Mrs. J. w. Teeter and child came in from Russellville this morning. Prof and Mrs. Teeter have secured apartments at the S. Began home.
 Harry Ezzelle of ElDorado, and Jackson, Tenn, who has extensive holdings in Fl Dorado, was looking over his holdings here yesterday.
 Bert Scott of McCaskill, one of the large shippers of truck in that terri tory, was a business visitor to Pres colt yesterday.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-18

Theo and Mrs. Elgin are visiting Grandmother Elgin at Emmet.
 Fred Hawkins of Philadelphia, was in the city yesterday, en route to Mineral Springs, at which place he stated he was going to establish a newspaper. He stated that his outfit had been shipped from Iowa for some time
 Watson Hatley, who is operating a saw mill on the Carouse, spent today in Prescott
 o. H. Helbig is spending few days with his family at Houston, Tex. w. B. Garrett of Hope, is in town today.
 Tom Caulder of Hope, was in town yesterday
 Prof. P F. Chappell is spending to- day in Little Rock.
 x
 Mir. and Mrs. Dolphus Whitten of Hope, spent yesterday in the city. c. K. Shumaker of Magnolia, spent yesterday with his family here.
 Mrs. s. R. Buggs and Miss Ruth Buggs are visiting friends in Nash vile.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-18

J. E, Butler of Rosston, is here to- day.
 Esquire Murry of Laneburg, is in town today.
 We regret to report the illness of Harry Morton. Jr.
 Jim Sutton and Driller Hannah are here from Sutton today.
 Rev. w. A. Forbes left this morn ing for Gurdon, where he breaches to- morrow.
 John Daley Parker of Bodcaw, is one of the prominent visitors to Pres colt today.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Nichols returned last night from fifteen days visit with their son and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Ben Hatley at Clovis, N. M.
 Miss Frances Edwards, who atetnd- ed school here the past term, left yesterday for her home in Malvern.
 Miss Thelma German, operator at the Southwest Arkansas Telephone office. is spending the day in Little Rock.
 Mrs. T. F. Hudson of Hope, spent few hours in the city this morning, en route to Tokio, where she will visit her mother.
 Franklin Daniel of Baton Rouge, La, arrived this afternoon and will visit his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. E- Daniel for a few days.
 The band concert at the city park last evening was thoroughly enjoyed hv q large crowd of music lovers and admirers of the local band,
 Mrs. Tad Darlington and daughters Marouerite and Wandalee, left thls morning for Amity where they will be inc ouests of Mrs. Carrington's bro ther. Oscar Smith.
 Miss Ollie Cantley, who has a poS'. tion in the engraving department or inc Treasury building at Washington n q came in last night to spend ,,,ontb,s vacation with her father, Sam Cantley.
 About thirty-fve members ana f,iorde of the Epworth League en- lowed an outing on Garland creek yes tordav afternoon. returning early last niobt in time for the band concert potbino fishing, eating, repairing n,nctures and pulling each other out of 4be nud were favorite pastlmes or 4ho ofternoon and everyone enJoyeu tho occasion to the utmost The 1ooono wishes to thank each one who f,rnished 2 conveyance to and rom tha oroak and especially the Prescott Hardware Company for the use 0i their large truck