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ACT NO. 33I. snnrnyaa Starfsl. gt Iuot

An Act to make appropriation for the collection of relics. muster rolls and historical records to urrpetaate the part taken by the coufed rate sol diers Of Arkansas in the war between the States
 Apprupriates the sum Of Sl.00g.oe for the purpose of collecting muster rolls relics. flags, historical records and other materials necessary for the pum- pleJf0H of the history of Arkansas part in the war between the States, same to be placed in the Confederate Museum at RIrhmoud Virginia.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT No. 5SO. Approved March ..G. lo.i '.

An Act to make appropriation Ter the maintenance ot the Fish and Game Commission.
 Appropriates th@ sum of $io.UU0.oo for the salaries and necessity eNpen- Ss for the maintenance of the Fish and Game Commission for the tlscdl year ending June 3u. l922.
 App<upriates the sum of $40.U0o.0e salaries and necessary expenses for the Fish and Game Commission for the fiscal year ending June 30. 1923.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. 530. 4puroyak March 1G lDnJ

An Act to make appropriations for the Department of Public Instructions
 Appropriates the sum of SlS.66u.00 for the salaries and current eNenses of said department for the fiscal year ending June 90. 1922
 Apprppriatts the sum of SlS.600.00 for the salaries and expenses Of sad department for the fiscal year ending Iunn 70. lN"2.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT No. 5.9. ApproN March 21. 1921.

An Act to aid In the construction of permanent road from the town of Bonneville to the Arkansas state Tu bereulosis Sanatorium
 Appropriates the sum of Sl5,000 00 out Of the Highway ImproVement@Fund to assist the Bonneville District in the building of road from the State Tu bereulosis Sanatorium to the Town of Bonneville. Arkansas.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. 62S. \ Au Ass

An Act to improve the acoustics of the Senate Chamber and the hall of the House Of Representatives and to appropriate the necessary money there for.
 Authorizes the Secretary of State to enter into contract for the improve ment of the acoustics in such cham pers and appropriates the sum of $13,750.0O for that purpose.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
At"r NO. H.7.
Apnrovrd Mar,.i, 28. io2i.

An Act to make appropriation for the maintenance of the Tax GAH Vs&= sion for the biennial period endus June 90 1923.
 Approprlates the sum of Si64g0. .ea Tor salaries and necessary cN4cHSea ot the Tax Commission for the iiSvll year ending dune 30, l922
 Appropriates the sum of $lS3gO.U1 for salaries stnd necessary expenses of the Tax Commission for the fiscal year ending JaMe 30. la2a.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT No. 5a3. lpproVed March 28. 1921.

Na Aet to make appropriation toe tbe m s-aHence. operation and inn we 2 at of She Tuberculosis SanAt t'tHn1s =sa.gpFtates the sum of S115 HoH=e0 --- salaries. supplies, repairs, ,uGtp-
 and all necessary c&pVnSv~ io=
 erection and equipment of a daifN H. 1r other permanent Improvements tae Tuberculosis Saaatoriuw tpr
 #aeal year ending June 30, f22s
 tpropriatcs the sum of SSo ehd.Vp fa~ maintenance. salaries of officers 4-4 employees. supplies and ssarY for the operation ut the F. s51#osis Sauatoriua for the Hsgat L---E .adIMa Iune 3Q. Ig23.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
Ntsl No. SsS. Ntaus.,,. ..l NFnroB on fnsf

Tn At tu provide for th" payment ef tur interest on the Eruush notes sad tae retirement of notes numbers ane te hfty inclusive.
 APprgluiltes tho sum of S55, 62a.03 iur payine interest coupons numbers .5l9 aIE said notes.
 -aprepriates the sum of $35.6e5.o2 .a- paving interest coupons numbers h aud II on said notes.
 ssptopriatos the sum Of $5O,tuo,at for paying the principal on notes num- brrtd one to fifty inclusive.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. SD1, nnrnNaa uar.t gA Iuss

An Act to make necessary gppro- lrlations for the maintenance of the state Plant Board.
 Appropriates the sum of S16 on6 GO tor salaries and current expenses of tae State Plant Board for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1922.
 ApprOpriates the sum of S1u.GUO co for salaries and expenses Of the state ilant foard for the fiscal year ending Jane 90 1923
The spectator., 1921-06-10
A...,ronca Nnrch 2n. 1a.1

Ais2F0VCG March @8, l3@}
 An Act to make appropriations for atenanee of the Boys Indus 8l school
 .mrapriates the sum of S55 503 09 t.. the salaries. equipment, and tli
 asary ctpeuass for tue Operation Gt as Toys iudustrial School for tho tsaa Eeac ending June 3u. l92a ta- pea riates the sum of s55, uu for .4zfyE supplies. maintenauce tluil UeHt and gil necessary expenses Of tte EoYs Industrial School for tie A#taI year ending June 30 1923.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. S23. ApuruVed March 2G 1921

An Act to provide for the paving of part Of West Seventh Street adjoining the State Capitol
 Authorizes the Secretary of State to contract for the paving of said street. ApproprtateS the sum of SS 00O.0o, or so much thereof as may be necessary for that pnrpnse
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT No. G0t. ApurONed March ..N, I99

An Act to provide Il form o' Gov truuent in cities ot the second class.
 Provides that any city ot the second class having a population of 2 JUU and 1,ss than 5000. according to tn" last census. may be organized under the rruN isions of this Act and may adopt u system of government conducted hS . Board Uf Directors and city HdntE CT under the provisions of said Acs
The spectator., 1921-06-10
NCT NO. 54f. | ApuFntss Nar.h p. fs.tf

V FFI U '" -Ti''I'-W -"t Fs'-I.
 An Act To provide for temporary school buildings aud otaer Hetes ..r. changes for the Arkansas feaf Mute Institute.
 Appropriates the sum of B .opo e0. or so much tHtfeOt aS mas tt iHutN Nz.s.. v. for the erection of d temporary school bulldiuE for the ATkausas beaf Mute Institute.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT No. .iT. AnurnN ynrgh Dl .VVf

An Act 10 amend tiou 168 of Ora wtord & Moses Digest
 Amends said section which provides for reports Of investment eaHHaaI.s ,4 tho eauE Commissioner sJ as to pru- vide that Building x LoIu \ associations shall file aH aNHUa' statement as of December 31st of each y58r
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. 579. 4 nnrnNaI Mur.b gg tn1

An Act to make appropriation for the State Board Of Health for the bI- ,ulial period ending June go. 1923.
 Appropriates for the enforcement or the cigarette law for the hs,1l year eudiHg June 30. 1922, including salary Of stenosrapher. postage. priutlu& and necessary expenses Tor stid purposes end appropriates for said Department Tor the fiscal year ending June aO. l922 the sum of S2. .6OO.nQ.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
AtT NO. 53i.
na

An Act for Che main nance of the Arkansas Rational Guall
 Appropriates thc suu oi $37 goo. % for salaries and Urtcss8IF expenses of the office oi the AdlutAal General for the dsral year ending June 30, l992
 Appropriates the sum of &51 900. co for salaries and nertSsarg expenses of the office Of Che Adjutalt General for the fiscal year ending June 30. 1923.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. 524.

An Act to refund to Cross, Craig head and Poinsett counties certain funds erroneo usly collected for tick eradication
 Appropriates the sum of S3,722.75 out of the Northwest Arkansas Cattle Tick Eradi ation Fund to refund certain State Treasury by the counties above mentioned
The spectator., 1921-06-10
NtT NO. SGi. Approve March .B, 1921.

An to make apprupriat fer sLc Arkansas History COtMmissiun
 Nppropriates the sum ut 5 G0u.u0 f1 r salaries and necessary expenses for thr H--stutrHInce of the Arkansas History Commission Tor the fiscal year ending. Jane 3t. 1922.
 Appi nriates the sum of $I00U.00 for salaries and necessary expenses of iur .1! -tusaS History Comm ssiou for t,4 usGal year ending June 3p. l923.
The spectator., 1921-06-10

.he office Of Inhertapee -a& ft'oro s~
 Appropriatrs tn. sum ts 50re'' for salartes and necessary r the office of the lnheritai;, y... A,- torney for the fiscal year e@G.AG June 90 1922
 Appropriatcs s5 6D0 e0 for lartss &nG HeeeSsafy eXpvnaes of rIe o3iic o2 inheritance Tax Attorney Gor tL, lis al year ending June So lS2@,
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. b:s..

NWVEW
 An Act 10 provide tor d struographer- clerk in the office of the Insurance comm ssiouer.
 Authorizes the Insurance Commis- sioner 10 employ an additional stenog- rapher=cl clerk at a salary of SlS00.0 per year Appropriates the sum of S1 9u1.de 10 supplement- the appropria= ton made for the maintenance of the department to pay the additional sal ary
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT No. 52.. thArAacd 4I nE IAo

An Act to authorize the Secretary of State to employ an additional clerk and to make appropria tious for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1928.
 Authorizes the Secretary of State to employ an additional clerk at a salary of S1 S00.00 per aunum Appropriates the su moi Sl Soe0 00 for the fiscal year endIug June 90. 1922. and appropriates the sum of SlS00.00 for the fiscal year ending June 30 1928
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. 53a.
AnproVrd March 26. I9.

Al Act to appropriate money for the promufoiu of veterinary work in the State of Arkansas.
 Approprtatcs the sum of $25.6e0.00 for salary and expenses of the State Veterinarian and assistants for the bi- eunial period ending June 90. 1923.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT No. ui5. ApproE ed March oD. 1921.

An Act to amend Section &233 of crawford S Moses Digest
 Amends said section s0 aa to make THe same apply to Columbia, Hemp .ead and Hot SpriHs couuties.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. J5s. Approved Mnrch 2b, tD3I.

Nu Nvt for the maintenance of the r rsTs' Examining Board
 7HFHaF51teS for the salary of the ; geGtry of said board and the Heces- #tspausrs of sad board tue sum of
 eo for the fiscal year eudns June .u lay2
 Fppr9urlates for the salary of the t .Fret4rY and the necessary tNpenSeS .y said board for the fiscal year end rf June 30 1928 the sum ot Ss5000.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NJ. 543. ApproNe March 1a, lg2I.

An Act to make appropriations for the maintenance of the otatc Auditor iAl Department.
 Appropriates the sum of Sll 800 co for the maintenance of tEe State Audi torial Department for the fiscal year ending June 90, 1922.
 Appropriates the sum Of Sl3.200, % sor the maintenance of the State Audit
The spectator., 1921-06-10
Nt"r Nu. t.Gi. tuurp~ed Nureh sp. in.I

An Act to amend Section of Act No. 41f or the General Assembly of lsIf
 Amends Section I of said Act tan fat G@eatiuE the state Plant BuardD ta provide that the Chief Engineer of the said Board shall receive d salary not to exceed $S.6O000 per Year
The spectator., 1921-06-10

Assessors fees and County Clerks fees for making assessments and extending the same on the tax books Tor the fiscal year ending June 30, 1922.
 Appropriates the sum of S72.0oO.0O for said purposes for the fiscal year ending June 80, l923.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. 559, A nYr.xpH NnFah sU 1927

Ag AGt to provide for the paying of latms against the Tuberculosis Sana- }eftalas
 Appropriates the sum of Sls.00a.0a lGainst the Tuberculosis Sanatorium which have resulted from the increase a the number of patients, said claims being for money borrowed by the board to purchase supplies and other things necessary for the operation of the institution prior to July lst, 1891.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
AtI No. d-I. Apuru<eu March .p. tnI

An Aet to quiet title to lands in certain etsvs,
 Provides that persons who have been ia posse ssiou or paid taxes on land which was sold to the state of Ar kansas under decree of the Pulaski thaHeery Court for overdue taxes. Tor a pol 0d ut twenty years the State relino0ishts its title to said iauas In favor of such occupant, and directs the Commissioner Of State Lands to make deed therefor on proper proof
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACI No. sS,i. unroNpd Har,.h .sH, In.I.

1# Net 10 provide for the dis oursins aBUey collected for Confederate
 H5fFs.
 eapfepri8tys from the Peus ou Fund '-# Inc purpose of paying CoH iederate aHalsHs lhr sum of s1.l5u. a0 for fSsH ycar eudiHe June @n l@22. ApprupriateS from suid fund Ion said Ht-aae for tur fiscal year ending June
 l9s3 Che sum of sl250.0U 70.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
At'E NO. 83s. apurp, ed March .g. 1921

an Act to amend Section S1g1 of 'r.tWf ford X Moses Digest
 Amcnds said section. which pruhtEIts t4uItss ot tAe Confederate Nomr from trtu iHs pension, to provide that such .Hlates shall be given an allowance uf Nn amount not to exceed 5000 per iAollth.
The spectator., 1921-06-10

inss at the University of Arltnnsas.
 Appropriates the sum of saeo.oo0:O0 for the purpose of erecting and equip ping buildings for the University Of Arkansas.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
yndins for sho period ending June so.
ACT NO. 52I,

An Act to appropriats u,oney to pay tne per diem and mileage of the prest- dential electors
 ApPropriates the sum of sbO0.O0 to pay the mileage and per diem of the presidential electors elected al the last general election
The spectator., 1921-06-10
a Saturday Band Concerts,

Don't forget the big and C,u cert on the court house lawn ev, } Saturday night by the Ozark { | i2en4 Band. tartiEg promptly ! 7:l5.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
atpnlqC' npnrR Ntls.h.4l O. s..A

!dtl,s' Iraal.ia thancrry Court. A ia and for the Ozark District thereof Airgil Oueal. t'l4In; ll
 ys.
 Nagei Caeal Defend,tt
 he dciead4nt, Aargi oaeal, ts warned L. appear l. ;Le t.aak in Chan cciy Court, Ozark District therte within thitt4 da1s anl answer lo. complaint, ot the plalau;r. virpil onsa
 Witness my hand, as Jerk of sad court. und the seal the.cai on this ,i,, Isl Nny of June, 1921.
 SEAL Theron Ngce. Ger
The spectator., 1921-06-10
4t,;e or ohio. city ot 1cl, i5.

@t.,tv ut ohio. City ut ia,
 l-ua..a tauJtty. aa
 4aL 4 eie-aes. ate,s e..th that n
 .f.lor rHHt1 r o} 'h. EH+H, of F.
 e-ttafs tu.t5ss ia "a i#.ts 0t Jai as. EeIssr at.i ,zG Az. atofc- s--l.!. rl,d t4.,t said flrnt t.aa pay t., .Gtu ,t ONT HtT NNltt-p l1tt4 LARS t.s r...N u9t rreIs rass Of tath ti.t .uDt E.. vureai hN tae 'f.t flAfl ! NA'fAI.tI CURE FItNNl, ; IiENt sworn tp before t.c ,ni uasrni-i n my .ryscrre. thi, ttt dIy' ot peee.u her, < n. ls%. x. N Ci.-A ASpN. t-'uap ..ptu t'ub.i, Halls Catarlh Cur, ,s ttf.a int,ir~ :iW and act t gnasii tn, ii.s.i on L.. Ne,ous Sui sAe.t et the gs... s,ai for testimonials Gee
 r. J CuESl9 < co, '..u.vdo. c. SHli !f ai, bfd-sist-. ,a.'.
 ts.Pa r.u4t.e la'r i.y 'uast patton
The spectator., 1921-06-10
AaN Nn nSn.
WI ad1fsFs ApproV Mnrch 21, lu.t.

'I'I'' '"I' '' ,7', -'' ~ ,h, < ~Ituy E<auiniup Board
 F4HgoHrfates tue auW of up GO for HHN af secretary aud expended of tuard Incident to the holding Of Hff afuuS fur the registration of ... rluaItus for tho fiscal year end fuHa 3b. 1929.
 HFarfi1trs the sum Of uu.Uu for
 secretary and eAp.uScs Of board Tor the fiscal year ending
The spectator., 1921-06-10
AtF 40. S7H.

FVpFUN NE'VH
 .tu Act to appropriate tDOneY to aid 1t uayiuE the salaries of county super 4uto adents.
 spropriltSa the sum ui S1l2,5pB-0o out of the SeEaoi Supervision Fuud ta aid ,odutits sin ytnE salaries of .aGu- ty supermtendents for the fiscal year .euGta.y June 30. 1923.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. 5S5.

Approved March 2l. i92i.
 An Act to make. approximations for the la-Iuteuance and support or the IrnfVs hty of Arkansas.
 &aov5priates for aaltCies for the sta |aiversify for tsE fiscal year Sndtns June 50, 1s22. S2ff,96O00.
The spectator., 1921-06-10
ACT NO. 5ao.

An Act to provide for the paying of the States part of the expenses of Tax Assessors and making the Tax Books
 Appropriates the sum of SIT ,000 % for the payment of the States part of
The spectator., 1921-06-10
Acw NO. nsA.

.s.a' r artm for the fiscal year raD..ta June au, 1928.
The spectator., 1921-06-10

WANTED: Men or women to tahr orders among friends and neiehbo's for the gent ne guaranteed hosiery, fu,l hne .or men, women. ana children. Eliminates darnlng. We pay 11t. an Eoar spare tmr, or $3G G0 q week for full time. EXfe,ienc. uhnccessarN Write
 international Stocking Mill.
 Nolristown. Pa.
The spectator., 1921-06-10

Two fine young CONS T ' y,4ar calves for sale. PnonJ Altlis. |. II EURROW.
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BOOGERHOLE ITEMS

Not seeing anything in your paper
from this place. l will drop you Il few
lines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Norman spent Sun
day at Charley MalOnas.
Epworth League at Bethel every Sun.
day night. Everybody 10 invited to
attend.
Everett Bennett. Miles w. Stump,
Alvin GHiner and Dye Bennett motored
to Grantsyille Monday evening. the t,ro
former to attend Masonic lodge.
l'onnie Gamer. of Joker. was yisi.
tor at Il. u. Benefits Saturday even.
ing and Sunday.
Miles w. Stump has been at Norman.
town for the last two weeks looking
AFTER business for the South Pom on
Company.
Mrs. +. Il. Bennett has been ON the
SICK list for about two weeks. Also
Slrs. W. II. Yannoy.
Ira Bennett. Lloyd Wright and Har.
'ey Fannoy attended !. .. o. r. lodge
~ Grantsyille Saturday night
Rev. wilhelm * visiting friends nm
ia here this week.
Ralph Lynch, who is holding down a
JOB at Lockney, was visiting his supt
Mrs. Henry Campbell, Sunday.
singing at Hog Knob every Sunds
afternoon and night Everybody inyit.
3D.
Miss Funny Mccartney Is visiting al
Wheeling for few days.
Mrs. Ella Warner and son have gone
70" Morgantowu to visit relatives.
Guy Gamer, Of Akron. Ohio. IL visIt.
lug his children, Alvin Gamer ana AIrs
Everett Bennett.
Well, IL the waste.bosket doesn't 90,
't'h this. perhaps I will come again.
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NOTICE TO LIES NH0LDERs
: il HtAlILTON.
Commissioner

To all persons holtia Z liens 10y juds-
mcut or otherwise - inst the personal
property on real c4ta tc or ANY part
thereof. owned by &c mcr g. Price or
William r. Price:
Iu pursuance of &. ccrcc of the Cir
cult Court of Calllt % county. West
Virginia. rendered .mi the 10th day of
April. 1921. i'm suit % chIuccIy there
i'm pending whcreuJ 100 Peoples Bank
Of Grantsyillc, corp )ratiou is plain
tiff and the SAID IfoIn cr A. Price. VIII
liam T. Price ana OFT Icrs are defend
ants TO subject the rs d estate and Ger
tain of thc PERSONA property of the
stid Homer A. Prize, and William l..
Price TO the SatisfaCh ON of the liens
existing against the Ssu nc. you are hero
by required To- prcscat aIi c'uim- held
by You and each of tOu against the
said Homer A. Price and William f.
Price and which are ii ems against amy
of the personal propcrU or real estate.
or amy part thereof rye1 cG hy them. for
adjudication 10 me- ssr q iy office 100 the
town Of Grautsvill,. Dpu ptv OF Calhoun
and state of West Virz uia on or bc-
fore the ltu day OF June 1921
Given under nay hand this 9th day
Of April 1921
H. j. u AMBITION.
& Commissioners
Lorcnz O. Hamilton Ara oruoy 5.5-It
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INDUSTRY ITEMS

II. l.. Belt, of this place. mnde u bus.
mess trip to Parkersburg in his Ford
the latter part OF last week.
Rev. Smith delivered q very able scr.
mon here sunday afternoon. An nm
usually large large crowd attended
At'er services there was baptizing at
the river
ar aud Mrs Russell Bell and little
daughter, Of Hartley, were visiting the
formers parents. Mr.. and SIrs. \ A
Bell, over Sunday.
AIRS. V. h. Belt spent few hours
shopping In Elizabeth "wednesday
John Rose. Of Clarksburg. and Robert
Rose. OF Warren. Ohio. are visiting
relatives NJ this place.
Russell Bryncrsnd Miss Eta md
kelSie Dawson, Of Annamoriab wern
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs y. NJ Maze o,,d
family over Sunday.
Sir and Mrs. Mintcr Rrohard md
two little sOns Arlis and Argu Mr.
and Mrs Ralph Brohard and Mr. and
Mrs Lloyd DewccSe aud children All
OF Hartley, were the pleasant guests Of
M and Mrs. J. y. Mills aud family
sunday.
hr. aud Mrs. Rome Ferreu q,
"rnntsvillc, and Misses Oda Rarpce
Iand RoXie Thompson. Of BURNING
springs. were the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs X. H. Phillips aud family Sunday
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ed In something M White Pine We do
mol Hn"w whether il j. w II. Ayers
""!hnd China u""-. COWS IT =. ~. Iiu;
it. sometimes
-NIrm and Nor'hv Webster ul,i m,,t,.
hit OF h:'l!iuG from t,r:Im.>, ILL., last
week.
j. Paris Van Cunrp purchased Il car
ri Georgia WhiDl:' Y last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer White spent
Sunday with Olr White and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. HcrldOn McCartncv. of
B0ogerhole. ware visiting u +. Terrell
ana family Saturday and Sunday.
George Simecs and TOmmy Mc,'nwn
purchased a "a: o. Brooks Sinners ,ast
week
w. ii. Ayers was visiting his dangh.
ter. Mrs. John Right. of Revere. SIN
day.
Nj. Hinkle, OF near Tanner, was visit
Ing his daughter, Mrs. John Grim, Sun
day.
Miss Alta Kelley spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Curry.
of Tanner.
Mrs. Ashley HAineS is spending q
ie" days with her sister, Mrs. IL G..
Mccartney. of BOOger Hole.
Noel Grim and Iva y. Ayers attend.
ed the show at GrantsvilIe Saturday
night.
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Eng SPRINGS NEWS

howard King. superintendent of the
South Penn Oil CO. at this place has
returned to his work here after an
absence of several days
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bacoru. of near
Weston. are spending few days here
with Mrs. Bacorn'S parents. Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Norman and
Mrs. Har mOn Martin.
Commodore iIolbcr; mOtorcd to Rowcls
Run Friday in Mr. Norman's new over
land.
Mrs. Anna Mathcss and daughter.
Muricl. and small son. Carl. were
GrantSville visitors last Friday.
Gilbert Cross went to IIuriisviuc
Thursday in his Ford. and while there
had some repair work done on il.
Mrs. George Owens. of Clarilsburg.
arrived here Wednesday for visit
with her parents Mr. ana Mrs. Harmon
Martin.
II. J.. Warder. of HsrriSvillc. was i'm
our city one day last week selling life
insurance. Mr.. War,ler was mt one
time Sheriff of Richie county.
Okcy Grogs is the owner of u new
Overland car.
Mrs. Willie LeaSon, George Richards
and Myrtle Greene were at GraIftsvillc
last Friday.
STANLEY Martin ana clyde Jackson
made n flying trip to Huntsville AMI
Dack Saturday morning after a load of
goods for merchants here.
Among those that attended the fun
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WALLACE REID IN "HAWTHORN,
OF THE u. s.

lie risked his last five francs at
Monte Carlo and broke the bank.
with his rebel soul and n jingle of
coins he started out to topple over
kings. He stumbled into 2.75 per
cent revolution and brewed Il Nm tuI
1t had kick. Then one day his bot
blew over the royal garden wall and
yep you guessed 1t! A GIRL! Revolu.
tioh Off But not for Hawthorn's
army" which started something you've
got TO see.
A picture sizzling with punch. laurhs
ana adventure, with Wallace Reid in
the role of his life. Lila Lee Theodore
Roberts, Harrison Ford. TuIly Marsh
all Charles Ogle, Edwin Stevens ma
Guy oliver in the big supporting cast.
Special added fcuture, Mack Sen.
nett Comedy, Loves False Faces".
Saturday, May %. EVANSVILLE Theatre.
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Vas faithful ana consistent member.
His remains were thea horne 10y his
ate comrades. members of the Amcri-
am Legion. To Bethlehem cemetery and
deposited 10y those al his father and
wO brothers.
The military escort. under direction
I LIT. Ray Wilson. and composed of
iirndS oI the deceased. was very i'm
rc>SiNe. orders being executed Der.
'ctly. The church was beautifully
raped with bunting umd flags by the
idics OF the church, and. with the
lovely floral offerings of the American
Legion and the people of the town.
presented most beautiful spectacle.
Victor Hamilton Is survived by his
mother. Mrs. John NJ Hamilton. and
by eight brothers and three sisters. all
1t whom except Mrs. Brook Fetty, of
Washington, ID. c., were home for the
funeral.