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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14

Conducted w t,-opsraiion frtfh
Associated First National PscfnreSJ
curiosity--Rudoiph Valentino re-
Gently received an lntsriocutory de-
cree Of divorce from his wife. Jean
Ackcr. lie was born in Casteneila-
meta. Italy. Good looks. Of course.
count az a valuable asset TO any
screen player. but talent and person.
ality come first
conklin--I.ouis Bennison left the
screen for a time. He has signed a
contract to appear on the stage In
Australia. After this engagement he
will play In London.
Fred--Thc Ice in Way Down
East" was real. the scenes were shot
during the breaking up Of the Ice
on the Connecticut river. You're
welcome.
Madge-James Rcnnic and Dor.
othy Gish were married December
2s. 1920.
TIonorine-Grsce Diamond IL TO
appear in song OF Life" John
stahl production. She Us also max.
ing serials, and II starred By the
warner Brothers in Shadows Of the
Jungle"
Bllson-Billy Joy is n brother Of
T,eatricc Joy. He has been recently
featured in Poverty OF Riches"
CIubby--A film version Of the sue
cessful stage play. Bought and Paid
FOR" is soon to be presented. featur'
ing Agnes Ayres. Jack Holt and Wal
ter Heirs In the cast.
Iilyan-May Allison was "a stage
actress before appearing on the
screen. You must have seen her in
Fair and Warmer" as that was one
Of her greatest hits. She is soon TO
be seen in The Last Card"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
Picture hf{er

Doing ~ bit" 10 end the unem.
ploy mont problem In 50 far as IL az.
fecfs the wounded exscryice man.
kealart celebrated the opening Of
The Heart Specialist" with MARI
Miles Minter. Paramount star. by en-.
ploying % disabled soldiers.
Agnes Ayrea. Jack Holt and Wal.
tier Hers play the thre. principle
roles In Bought and Paid For"
William DO Miles latest production.
Kid Mccoy. former pugilis,. will
DO seem as sergeant Of police in
The Truthful Liar" Wanda iaw.
ley Reaiart vehicle.
~ Game Chicken" r. the title Of
Bcbe Daniels latest comedy drama.
Those familiar with the celebrated
New orleans Mardi Grns will have
an opportunity to compare II with n
similar scene as managed by South
American bon yivants In pola Negri's
next picture. The Last Payment"
Leigh Wyant plays the role OF "A
vampy stcnographer In Wanda Haw.
ley'a new picture. Too Much wife. .
She Is cousin OF william Collier,
the well.known stage comedian.
May McAvoy confesses that the
one big ambition In her life Is to
catch tuna fish.
Myrtle Stedman plays a prominent
role with Bebc Daniels in Nancy
From Nowhere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
Charles Raw
Back From
Trip TONY.

Charlie Ray has gone TO work 10
get a rest. That sounds anomalous.
because he works hard. no hard that
for srven years he put off his hon.
eymoon tour. just ended. But II only
sounds anomalous. a month or 80
ago he knocked off to have a nice.
sAsy loaf Of four weeks. One Of the
parry that started out TO help him loaf
now aids In checking up the result.
Left Los Angeles November Is.
Ran into first demonstration at Kan
ias City. Arrived Chicago Novcm-
Der IS Spent time with interview
ers and going 20 luncheons in his
honor. Left town with 20 boxes Of
candy and 10 boxes OF cigars. Note.
Charlie doesn't like candy and sci.
dom smokeHl. Arrived Niagara Falls
November 20 and got a chance to
view falls from CANADIAN side before
crowd recognized him and swarmed
about his car.
Reached New York card. Met May.
or Hylan and got official giadhand.
Posed for cameras OF newspapers and
fans: score OF interviewers. First OF
several dinners and luncheons. Began
rounds Of plays Charlie Is passion
afay fond OF his old love. the stage).
Made scenes for his new photoplay.
"Smudge."
Took in Army.Navy football game
Met Marshal Foch. Tea dance at the
Plaza. Then ride Ia Fifth ave. bus;
visit to Woolworth tower. Lride 10
Coney: rubber-neck boat trip around
Manhattan: trip TO Delmonico's:
guest and speaker at benefit per.
Torrance In Casino theatrc-not all
In same day. but typical OF every
days mad rush under pressure from
fond admirers.
Then TO Boston; received by Mayor:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
Columbia Theatre
Has New Sign

Flashing for the first time tonight
the mammoth new electric Columbus
sign Will add It's mass Of incandee.
cence TO Second ave.'s white way"
Columbia" weighs more than two
tons. IL contains $50 50-watt lights,
200 i0.wstt lights with a combined
flashing Of $4,000 kiiowatfs. making
IL one OF The largest electric theatre
signs on the Pacific coast.
The various units OF sign ano
uniquely timed for Intermittent flash
ingH. making n Beautiful and start
ling effect and a distinct Contributes
10 Seattle's famous electric displays
as well as an effective theatre sign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14

filmed sccnc. for "Smudge": visit -
Bunker Hill and other historic land
marks: appointments with newspaper
reporters and artists. Back TO Coth7
am. On TO Washington. Invited up
TO White House: chats with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harding. Next summoned "
messenger from Chief Justice TAFT
Then an invitation from Woodrow
Wilson 10 come 10 his house for =
chat. Three presidents in two daynr
One OF 'em tells Charlie he new
misses Ray picture: Ch&rIeo
bushes. like he docs on the screcEh
On to Atlanta Receptions fruGD
governor and mayor. Evening thGs
asre reception An aboard for NM
Orleans Mayor and governor again
Last tap on way home-Texns. Nov
Mexico. Arizona-crowds at statioun-
Home-rcception at station. Next
morning at studio-hard Mt work anA
resting. Head measures exactly Same
size as before presidents and Cover
nors and reception committees p2asod
out the compliments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
LIBERTY NEWS SHOWS
EVENTS OF. INTEREST

The smallest wireless outfit in the
world Ia one Of the local features TO
be shown In the Liberty news. be.
ginning Saturday. IL viii also give
views OF the visit Of the British war
cruiser. II. Al. 5. Raleigh. TO Seattle.
and the departure OF some Of the
Seattle Shrincrs for a two months
cruise ~ The Orient or the shipping
board vasnsi. keystone State. There
Will also he pictures Of the musical
masquerade at sullivan Riding
academy. Another item Ia the plant
ing Of elnia along the Des MoIncs
highway,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
BARTIIELNESS IN
NEW FILM "SON<N"

Inspiration Pictures has com.
mencod the filming OF George Ho-
barts play. sonny" In which Rich
ard Barthelmess Va being starred and
which follows Ills appearance In
Porter Emerson Brownies story.
THE seventh Day" which was orig
inally known as AN at Sea-" Henry
King. who directed Mr.. Barthelmess
In "Tolable David" his first star
ring vehicle" and THE Seventh
Day" Is also directing this picture.
which Il being made Mt the Telegraph
studio. New York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
WINTER GARDEN


fHrItnIckI
Poppy D~stfr- Norma Taimadxe
Sir Evelyn Carson. .EuEsn~ O'bfiNn
Luce Ablnxer Frederick Perry
The popular Norma Talmadge II
appearing on the screen at the Win.
ter Garden in Poppy" one Of her
greatest productions. adapted TO the
screen from Cynthia stocklcy's
novel. The story is intensely human
thruout, dealing with the life OF a
young girl who graduates from
drudgery 20 refinement.
Nazimova also appears on the bill
In "Carnille."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14

PARTNERS or THE NIGHT

May IteEansts sssssssss Pima Nfhhff
Ilobert clifford 49,. william -. Davidson
Things Of importance In Partners
~ the Night the LcI,oy Scott story,
which closes tonight at the Oak. are
q new type Of detoctiye--a cigar that
turns big trick the ono kiss IN the
piot--ihe frame-up of the hero. who
IL 40 honest that he needs watching.
Partners Of the Night Is story
Of New York life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
CO Ii S E u M
-Jusr AROUND THE CORNER

tf4ramounft
Ma FfrdtcuEs .s.s.*.... Margaret ArddFn
jimmie Htrdsnuxs ......... Le~H sargent
x-sais Blrasons. ....... .Slgrid uoims ulss
-Just Around the Corner" the
film being unfoided upon this sil-
yer sheet at the Coliseum this week.
Is q beautiful story OF New York's
East Side tenement district. written
by Fannie Hurst The theme has 20
do with the trials OF n poor family.
a mother. son and daughter. and q
their ultimate triumph
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
LIB ERTY
-ACE or HEARTS"

LINN ...-..---.s.e~sss-- .h$atr.e" IVY
forrsst ....s.....s-.ss 1855 Joan tto~HfA
fArrsious ...s....-...s.s.. .tou Na4Hey
Does tho end ever Justify the
neans.~ Is the question tina, is pre-
sented in the new Goidwyn picture.
Ace of Hearts," now showing at
the Liberty. In this story. a group
Of idealists goes TO the extreme OF
being willing to commit murder In
order to rid the world Of those who
have preyed upon the weak and
helpless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
Keen Interest
in "Molly O"
Prize Contest
A clever young lady named Mabe
said. 'ril be a star n I'm able,
40 she played Molly O.
Twas a peach Of a show.
And now sho wear ermine an
sable.

uaidee sumrall. ssss f1nss ave.
W, u the third winner OF "A s.
cash prize for tho best jingle sub
mittcd In the Molly Or Jingle
contest. Remember. folks. the con.
test has only Just started. How
ever, today. for tho first time. the
big scnnett production Of "aolly
o." with Mabel Normand starred.
opens ut the strand and " your
jingle hasn't won prize maybe
after you've seen tho picity. yoal1i
have new inspiration. The con.
tasi il on for Two weeks and Man
aecr Wright of the Strand VIII
give g. cash zach day for the
best Jingle submitted.
Hero are a few which came close
TO winning Fridays prixc.
I saw Molly o In the East
but III so here again. It's feast
No aetrorA n able
To match clever Mabel.
Well. that's my opinion. NJ least
LEON CAMPBELL.
II IN. critics ALI ray what they
mean.
Molly O Ia picture that's fecn-
would think Il worth while
To crawl for mile
To just get a peep at the screen.
Is. MORRISON.
Say. rnasus. All wants you 10
know
Abs boun' for 10 zee dis bcah
show.
Come across wild sx bits
or Ah'n SURE gib sou fits.
You eats when Alive seen
Molly O.
JOHN II. ADAMS.
Send letters to Jingle Editor. Sc
afslo Efn~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14

Rita Joliuet. She is the
beautiful heroine Of "Theo-
DORA" italian film spectacle,
based on Sardou's famous
play, 1ohich is soon to be
shoUn on a local screen.
"Theodora" is said to be
one Of the most spectacular Of
the many European produc-
tions which hare been shoUn
IN this country recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
STARS ENTERTAIN
GUESTS AT HOTEL

While on location ut Catalina
island for scenes In Beyond the
Rocks" Gloria swanson ansiiudolph
Valentino. Paramount stars In Elinor
GIyn's new story. entertained the
guests az one Of the big hotels with
the tango and other fancy dance
stepa. Valentino was professional
dancer before he went into the
movies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
BLUE MO +
"A CONNECTICUT YANKEE"

the Yankee ........s.s.Harry =. Myers
Handy ss.sss sfauiihe HtafSe
queen Morgan 10 Fay. Rosemary Theby
"a Connecticut Yankee In King
Arfhur's Court" Mark Twain's great
satirical masterpiece. Is the film at
traction at John Hamrick's Blue
Mouse theatre. The biggest scenes
are laid in the court itself and in the
tournament yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
CO l. u M B | A


tUpieersssl
INNn kt6dsr. sss....ss. .ss sFrenk Ns1e
Ercca kidder. .......s, Russell simpson
kuth s..ss-.s.s.sss..ssss a9lif hafonr
Aaron hlddrr. .......-....W tigred lucas
Main Street, We've heard a 10,
about Il recently. but what's on both
sides % IT. What kind Of people :
What Kind Of livesg In ACROSS the
Dcadline." the picture starring Frank
Mayo at the Columbia. the North
land timber town OF Gilcad is al.
vlded by tho main street into two
parts. each ruled as a separate king
DOM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
COLO N / A L
THE LADY PROM DONGACRE'

lord Anthony Conway. William Russell
Princess Isabel. mary Thurman
Molly Mone<s- ..'.. nathiids Brundags
Lady Jocelyu.
William Russell. popular Fox star.
Is at the Colonial today in hts latest
picture. THE Lady From Longacre. ="
Mr.. Russell. in this play. gets so far
from Western ranch life as TO enact
the role OF a democratic young lord
who rescues a princess from a dis
tasteful marriage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14

STDUENTS
TO SHOW PICTURES

Volumes have been written about
the scenic marveis OF the British
isles, but Il remains for the motion
picture camera 20 bring the Fcenes
In reality before the eyes OF those
who have not been fortunate enough
10 tour that country. with its wonder
full places OF interest. its quaint rura
and city life. its historic castles
towns. cathedrals. palaces. etc. Thf
inst general travel production. and
tho only pictures of their kind 10 b.
recognized by the British govern,
mcnt. recently completed in IL part
with wonderfully clear photograph,
will DO shown NJ Meany hali. UNI
versity OF Washington. under tn
auspices OF the Associated Students
Monday and Tuesdhy nights. Janu
AIRY i6 and IL. at 7.4s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
| (IlIhc
ropAy's PROGRAMS

SrRs>p--Nstci >erraAed la -Nei-
" a.
cot MttN--r~~ak Maye In Acres.
the n~sdisa~."
sassx~ IN -feppy'sl >asisnsva la
- aaniil~."
fIntRrN --.saver~eur Merits. -A~e
81 H~srts."
CofI~Ht M---Fan,i~ usr~s's s.ysnf
Ar>aad the Se<n~r.-
nitE Not >H---'sA ssanesstess Van
Nee ia Ming Arshar'. esart."
Miittasa tn>~rll In The
k@as tr~m tsrgscse.-
Pride"
oAk-~-rsrtsev~ 81 the Night"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
BETTY C0MPS0N
In 1.-THE MOOSE

The grand reception room Of the
Duchess de Chazarin for Betty Comp
sons latest Paramount picture, The
Moose" was the largest setting built
AZ the Paramount Hollywood studio
during 1921. II was 40 feet wide and
90 feet long. More than 200 extras
we're used with ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
NEW COOPERATIVE
FILM COMPANY

a new cooperative producing com.
pany in California has several noted
actors among It's promoters. inciud.
Ing Lewis stone. Lon Clancy. Noah
Becry. David Hartford and Jack Don.
oyan. The players viii share either
In the profits or losses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
S T r A N d


Crlr<t NsttonsiD
Molly Os...tss..sss...s. MAhsi Nerrand
Tim u'haif .NecrN. N,chols
nv. John nr, ant, ..s....s.sJ Muihsl
the Siiheoette Mas.....C4Fl stoc k1sie
MABEL NoRAfAND IL at tho
Nl Strand today la tho Mack Sen.
nett production OF Molly o" The
daughter Of tho slums. who fits her
self for high social position merely
thru naive ingenuity. Ia a role that
no one hut Mabel Nornand could
play so humorously and eonvsncingiy.
Ingiy as does Miss Normand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
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"wINGs or PRIDE"

First NatiosaD
Olive MUIR ...t...+... TEL
Kent Ordway John O'Brien
Howe Olive Muir. a pretty society
girl. breaks her engagement 10 a
man u wealth and proposes 10 "a
young district attorney, Us told In the
new picture play. Wings OF Pride.
which Is being shown for the FIRST
time today at the Rex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
'BUII" MONTANA

That favoritc villain OF the screen.
''Buli Montana. has been cr "A visit
10 Honolulu. where he went 10 take
part IN wrestling contest. Mon.
iana still follows tho vocation that
first brought him into prominence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14

A comedy In which MI the
characters viii be played by chill
drru il one Of the novelties prom
t~~d by the Hal Roach studio.
which makes the Harold Lloyd
fuu.fillums,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
JOHNNIE WALKER

.Johnnie Walker. who II featured
in support OF Ella Hall In The ma
night Call" which is being directed
by the stars husband, Emory John
ston. began his stage career at the
age OF IL. appearing in stock -
Washington. ID. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
RAYMOND UtTTON

Raymond Hatton. who ia featured
IN tho alIstar cast Of The Botten.
tot" has appeared In every importan mt
city OF the United States In roper.
tore stock and vaudeville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
BARBARA IA MARR

Barbara Ia Mari. who plays An.
toinettc in Rex fngran's THE Pris.
ony of Zenda." has written several
photoplays in which famous screen
stars have appeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
III TIL IsE>I(k

Ruth Renick. former local stock
actress, who has been enjoying n
most successful screen career, Is at
present appearing upon the stage at
Phoenix. Arizona.
White County record., 1922-07-27

and J. H. Shelton, ct al, defendants, the undersigned, as Commissioner of said Court, will offer for sale at pub lie vendue to the highest bidder, at -ha East door or entrance of tn , the County Courthouse, in wl1
 Court is held, in the County of White within the hours prescribed by lay. l>n judicial sales or Tuesday, the Sth day of August 4. D. 1922, t.e follow rg described real estate to-wit:
 Lots one (D, I've l2) oa3 Five (51 in tAe South Fast Q9alt2r (9Ei/A of Section Twelvo G2}. Tow-shir
White County record., 1922-07-27

Nine (9) North, Range Four (4) West, containing 120 acres, more or less in White County, Arkansas,
 TERMS OF SALE: On a credit of thirty days, the purchaser being re- quired to execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree Of said Court in said cause, with ap- proved security, bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum from date of sale untl paid, and a lien being retaiEed or the premises sold to secure the payment of the purchase money.
White County record., 1922-07-27
COMMISSIONERS .

NOTICE IS HEREBY e1yp1 1nat
 in pursuance of the authoriia lh' directions contained in tho '' order of the Chancery Co,rt ~ qSeleit' S.' County, made and entered on <. s'4l , day of June, A. D. 1922 in VI a ''e cause (No. 3145) then psndir. 1 ' in between c. A. DarrelI cor.s3.. 2 .l'l' T and 0. W. Roetzel daf.., a'' the undersigned, as Commissioa,'a s,aa' said Court, will offer for sale ,'I st Y lie vendue to the highest bi55o. %' '' the East door or entrance ar 2 tho County Courthouse, in wbi., Court is held, in the County os " m9 x within the hours prescribed b. 'al for judicial sales on Tuesday S. 5 \ \ day of August A. D. 1922. tbo '+' f.n '' ing descr bed real estat fo-wi.. 4'7
 The North East Quarter Wp,. of the North Wo5t Quarter fyr@ia of Section Thirty-two t32). T,i 4 ship Nine (9) North, Range 'p'1 pa (4) West, in White County. 8rE.,'
 TERMS OF SALE: On 2 ers4, ''1 ! thirty days, the purchaser bei,s | quired to execute a bond Q r,a,,] by law and the order and denss said Court in said earss. Wi+b T proved security, bearing inteY.t the rate Of eight Der cent per a,,,1 from dat of sac uatl paid. a.5 lien being retsiEed on the prao;l sold to secure the payment of ,1 purchase money.
 Given under my hand this 18th a,| of July, A. D. 1922.
 ELMER W, a,lITH, |
 Com.:.is iorcr in charcsr Cul. L. Peo co, Esc., Attorney for Plaintiff.
White County record., 1922-07-27

visited their daughter, Mrs. Hester Lang here Sunday.
 Col. L. l. Fletcher has been trans aatirg business in Alabama for the past week.
 There is such a heavy load of peaek es on the trees this year the high wind Monday n ght wrecked orchards pretty bad.
 Ii you want to know all of the news tatse he Record
 Carl EweIl of Ravenna, Oh'o who has been visiting in the homeof F. NJ. Shaffer for the past two weeks. has left for Little Rock and viii vis- it friends in California before rsJur-- ing home.
White County record., 1922-07-27
Racine.
HOPEWELL NEWS

Lews Nanley and Mr. Hallen madC flying trip to Searey Friday.
 Floyd Barnes who helped AIr. Bak. CT harvest his berry crop, left We'd nesday to return to his home at Bate: vile.
 The Willing Workers will give ar ice cream supper at 45 on August 8 A beautiful silk quilt will be giver to the lady that receives the mos; votes. Everyone invited l. atterd.
 Ed Wright and family of Judsor a motored up and spent Sunday vt. J. s. Wright and family.
 Rev. Genne preached three fine sermons at Hopewell Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night, which wer well attended
 Rolin Coonbe was up to iIop,vel sGAday morning. We say the girl ssre did smile.
 Several attended Sunday scho9' 63 Sunday. They say it was real in- iteresting.
 Roy Williams motored up rom Little Rock Saturday.
 NORTH RUSSELL
 Mrs. Lena Pierce is able to be up now. We are all glad to see her inn proving so fast.
 MT. and Mrs. Mcknight, Mr. and Mrs. Hayes, MT. and Mrs. Coed, all of Bradford visited the home of J. L. Mcknight Sunday.
 Mrs. Fannie Smith and ch ldren and Misses Ola Summerford and Heller Boswell spent Sunday at Otto Sum- merford's.
 Emmett Williams and family drove down to C. P. Piker's Sunday after noon.
 MT. and Mrs. Jess Newman and Mrs. Gladys Wood of Little Rock, were visiting at Russell a few days last week, returning to their home in Little Rock Sunday.
 The Hampton Brothers and sisters all gathered at c. P. Piker's Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Patterson were the guests of MT. Pritchet Sunday.
 Ray McCready is suffering with broken arm. It was an accident re- ceived in a wrestling match.
 Andy Adams of Bald Knob, was the guest of his brother, Bob, two days last week.
 Bob Smith and family returned home Friday from a week visit in the hills with friends and relatives.
 Miss Ethel Ross spent Sunday af- ternoon car riding with Arthur Whit ley from Bradford.
White County record., 1922-07-27
COMM SI0NER's SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, II in pursuance of the astllority directions contained in the dscr order of the Chancery Curt of VII County, made and entered on tss day Of June, A. D. 1922 in a cert, cause (No 3201) then pending ttl in between R. P. Moore, couplaina ard E. c. Kelly ct al, de2endsn the undersigned, as Commissionq said Court, will offer for sale at pu lie vendue to the highest bidder the East door or entrance of t the County Courthouse, in which ss Court is held, in the County of VI within the hours prescribed by Ia for judicial sales on Tuesday, the day of August A. D. 1922, tl.e foluI ing described real estate. to-wit: ] Lot One CD Block Thirty-sN lSa in the Town of Bald Knob, in Wa County, Arkansas.
 i TERMS OF SALE: On a credit thirty days, the purchaser being quired to execute a bond as requil by law and the order and decree said Court in said cause, with l proved security, bearing interest the rate of ten per cent per anna from date of sale until paid, and lien being retained on the pren| sold to secure the payment of \ purchase money. Given under my hand this 10th 4 of July, A. D. 1922.
 ELMER W. SMITH, l
 Commissioner in Chancl Cul. L. Pearce, Esq, Attorney for Plaintiff.
 DIR. A. A. EVANS
 Physician and Surgeon
 Office in Seaton Bldg. l
 Bald Knob, Ark.
White County record., 1922-07-27
CLEAR WATER NOTES

Two new bunk houses are being built at Camp Livingston this week. While playing ball with his broth CT Saturday, Willis Deacon got a splinter in his eye which will cause him to be blind.
 Mrs. Theodore Simpson is quite sick at this writing.
 Mrs. Turner of Searcy is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frnak Tanneber- ger few days at Camp Livingston.
 Mrs. T. H. Allen and sons, Orville and Tillman, of Rosa Lewis, neigh borhood, visited at the home of Mrs Angeline Wheeler Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clore of Rosebud