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DR.. SPAETH'S LECTURES.

DIR. Sigmund Spaeth, leading musi-
cal authority from New York City
will be heard during music week at
the following places.
Monday
10 80 a. m, at Empire.
IL 80 at Palace.
Music Week reception at $50
p. m, at st. Anthony. Invitation
only.
Tuesday
1880 a. M, at Majestic Theater,
subject "Common Sense of Music"
Il 80 D. m, honor guest and speak
er at Music Week luncheon at St
Anthony by reservation.
Wednesday,
1890 D. M, at Wednesday Lunqh-
con Club, at st. Anthony Hotel. IN
vitation only.
$50 p. m, at San Antonio College
of Music.
9:3O p. m, at Main Avenue high
school concert.
Masonic Luncheon, Gunter Hotel.
3 80 p. m, at Incarnate Word Col
lege.
1880 p. m, will broadcast over
radio.
Friday
2:15 p. m, Kiwanis Club, Gunter
Hotel.
4:3O p. M, Miss .Bardenwerper and
other teachers music pupils.
S:15 p. M, at Mozart Society Con-
cert, st. Anthony Hotel.
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LETTER FROM JOHN ALDEN
PRESCOTT TO SYDNEY CAR
TON, CONTINUED

Ruth Ellington met me in her little
private office, sgd, and / want TO tell
you that woman is one of the clever
est / have ever seen-and as hard as
nails.
She told me Leslie was convinced
that little Jack was your child. and
wanted to know il ] had told this
to Leslie. She asked it in such a
manner that l knew she knew the
truth. Consequently. / told her the
whole thing and explained that i had
never as far as l knew even intimated
you were the father of little Jack.
/ must have been pretty abject
person. for her only comment after
listening to me for about 10 minutes
was. MEN sometimes must pay the
piper. thank God"
Before she began to lay plans to
keep Leslie from being unhappy. she
informed me she would not stir n
finger il it were not for my wife.
you have been particularly nasty 10
me. Jack. You have arrogated to your
self the right to do anything You
please and make no explanations to
Leslie. and you insisted that she not
only should tell you her reasons for
doing things but should abide by your
decision in the matter.
"You have insulted me by telling
me you thought i had practically
stolen the money that you found me
putting in Lcslie's wall safe. and you
have added injury to insult by taking
that money away from Leslie and
keeping it, thus overturning some very
important plans of mine for its dis
posal.
"At that" she continued, "I think
perhaps You are bigger fool than
YOU are n villain. Most men are.
You have tried to carry things with
n very high hand, Jack, but you
found you couldn't do it. Now that
you arc in a tight place you come,
as men always do, to a woman to be
helped out of it.
"Why is it that when anything
terrible happens all mon say. Loon
for the woman when down in every
mans heart he knows he has never
had anything good come into his
life that some woman has not brought
it to him.
"Thank God the day is coming.
in fact it is nearly here. when you
will really have to acknowledge this.
Love and marriage will be fifty
fifty proposition. A woman will not
only belong to the man she loves bit
a man will belong to her and each
one will belong to the other only as
long as love lasts.
II shall have 70 wait until after
I have talked with Leslie before !
can advise you freely. Jack. but ]
want You to understand that nv
whole sympathy is with her first
Then. with Paula Pcrier. You don't
enter into it at all. I would sacrifice
you as quickly as / would tear this
paper into strins (she suited the az
ton TO the words). II ] can keep
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6mbcrsSby The school
II. These special num-
ycrs wercV Dlontributed by Miss Anne
Carsner and Miss Tip Thomson.
Thursday at >: 80 p. M, the follow
ing program has been arranged by
Mrs. John NJ. Steinfeldt:
Song, Amarilli ......... Caccini
Nerna Yturri.
Violin solo, Cahto Amoroso novc
Sons) ........ SaJnmartini-Elman
Walker Hancock.
Carmena ......... ii. Lane Wilson
When Love Is Kind -. Old Melody
Verna lturri.
Serenade Espasnole (Spanish Seren-
a1ej ........ Chaminade- Krcisler
Walker Hancock.
aymaRlng .............. Needham
lally-ho ......... ...... Lconi
Nerna Yturri.
Friday at s 80 n. m, there will be
special numbers by the Girls Glee
Club and special numbers contributed
by Mrs. Ruth Whitman La Croix.
The Joel Chandler Harris junior
schools program at the Main Avenue
high school. Monday at . 80 will be
the following:
Overture. Ell Travatore $3.50. Verdi
BY Main Avenue High School Or
chestra.
Violin solo, by Theodore Schumacher.
Harp solo (a) Minuet Second Sym
phony in + Flat $500. Robinson
OBJ The Last Rose of Summer.
( ........-. Pinto
BY Theresa Duff.
Vocal solo (a) Springs Loyable
(b) Springs Fancy ....... Denemore
By Phyllis Parmenter.
Piano solo, Weiner Tarrz, friedman
By Eunice lee Hickerson.
Xylophone solo (a) Yankee Shuttle
OBJ Old Plantation Blues; (c) i
Know What 1t Means To Be Sorry.
By Ernest Henning.
Vocal solo, That Old Gang Of Mine
BY John B. Hearne.
Coronet Solo, Cavalier Rusticana.
By Roy Alcala.
Speech 80. By Miss Myrtle Inches
"El Captain" Sousa. by Main Avenue
High School Orchestra.
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Chambray BlOuses.

Chambray blouses with mannish
bosoms of fine tucks are shown in
most fascinating colors and will take
well with the strictly tailored suit.
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PALACE SUNDAY CONCERT.

For the Sunday symphony concert
the Palace Orchestra under Don
Felice will offer the following pro-
gram: Overture, "Faust" (Gounod)
Hearts and Flowers (Tobani) March
of the Toys Victor HERBERT, and
a novelty fox-trot arrangement by
Felice.
The overture for the regular cinema
program is Wsgner's "Rienzi" while
the fox-trot. 1.-The Only Girl" is in
troduced during the screening of the
short subjects.
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PUPILS no APPEAR.

he pupils of Alberto NJ. c. Garcia,
isted by /. Zepeda, piano professor.
VI give a violin recital in the Y.
IA. auditorium Wednesday even
arch u, at 8 o'clock. The pro-
pr the recital follows:
pad Stroke -. Leonard Musin
rellita Ponce
Ing Inc olA''
Margorie shiddell
90. Bohm
Annie later
- .. Beethoven
The Glass
Carlota Nevarez
a used made by F. ]. Caller
lie Caprice .Vieuxtemps
Margaret Hoefgen
h used made by f. j. Caller.
DO Etude .............. Musln
e glamour ............ Fellier
The Class
Freud =. ........... hreiSler
Margorie Murray
lin used make by F. J. Caller
\irst Kiss Waltz. -. H. Ernst
The Glass
Pablo" ............ Sarcastic
Lorena DOdson -
de ............... amDroslo
Ray Newman
FUSED made by f. J. Caller
od from st. Mary's Church
.............. Reissiger
The Glass
.............. Corelli
Ruth Howell
used made by F. J. Caller
OF Lucia
usla IUaec
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Leslie happy and make Pad Il
understand whatever is is be- h
While she was giving me this lee.
turc, sgd, kept growing smaller and
smaller and she seemed to get an
idea of this for the stopped abruptly,
and then began:
IL don't think anything will mat
lave TO give up the boy"
"What do you mean" l asked
stupidity.
Copyright, 1924, NEA Service, Inc.J
TOMORROW: John Prescott con-
tinues his lefter-A new light on
Leslie.
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ARTISTS PROGRAM.

An artists program will be given
by the San Antonio Mozart Society:
the San Antonio Musical Club and
the Tuesday Musical Club at s 80
Wednesday evening in connection with
music week. 1t will be given in the
st. Anthony ballroom. The program
follows: -.
Miss Henrietta Bruel.
Mutt d Etoiles :..:. Wldor
The Little Shepherds Song. -.
500. Winter Watts. 18th Century
At the Well. ........... Hageman
Mrs. Fred Jones
Romance in c.. ......... Beethoven
Slavonic Dance. ..... Enimor-Dvorak
Lullaby Cyril Scott
Bcrtram Simon.
Reading ................. Selected
Bernice Hardy Dugsan.
Fantasia, on. 40. .......-..C Chopin
Mrs. Clara Dusgan Madison.
Lovers Pledge. 49,. Richard Straus
Mrs. Frederick -Capizza.
I%leS! III uSe
Clair Louise Bruel.
Miss Lotiie Riddle and Walter Dun
ham. accompanists.
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TRAVIS PARK MUSIC.

The following musical programs will
be rendered Sunday at Travis Park
Methodist church:
1O:45 A. NJ. Service.
Prelude-Gloria ............, Mozart
Anthem-God Is A Spirit. :. Bennett
Choir
Offertory-Forest Vesper... Johnston
Male Quartette-O Wondrous
r. NJ. Keck. o. W. Stapleton,
W. ]. Park, J.. y. Stoner
1880 p. NJ. Service
Congregational Singing.
Authorization Wilt Keep Him In
Perfect Peace .Trowbridge
Choir
Offertory-Supplication. :. Frysinger
Solo-Ave Maria. .Gounod
Mrs. Chas. Treuter
Violin ObligatO. Mrs. Il. NJ. Wheat
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MAENNERCHOR TO SING

A benefit concert for the starving
children of Germany will be given by
Observation-Disclosures Maennercinr
in the Main Avenue high school audi
torium Monday evening. March 10. at
S:1J. Henry Jacobscn is the conduc-
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1lpOteHcc ScuNDcrt
Miss Conoly and Chorus
(a) Ave Maria ............ Schubert
(b) Am Spnnrad ........ Schubert
(c) Caro- nome from Rigoletto. Verdi
Miss Conoly
(a) Lullaby ...............B Brahms
OBJ just Being Happy. -. Jacobsen
Chorus
(a) 81 mes vers avaient des aisles.
................. Hahn
(b) Printemps Nouyeau Vidal
Miss Conoly
(a) Abendfeier .......... Attenhofer
(b) Wie's daheim. war, .Wohlgemuth
Chorus
(a) Song of the Robin. ........ Case
(b) Irish Love Song. ........ Lang
(c) Nah Indy Lou. =. Strickland
Miss Conoly
On the Sea. Buck
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Tool MUSIC PROGRAM.

Thomas Nelson Page junior
hool will have the following
during music week at the
en Hall ::
~ at $50 a. m, there wil'
pnnity singing. directed by
lu M. Griesenbeck.
Nv at s: 80 a. m. there will
| numbers by the Boys Glee
special numbers contributed
ri McKensie.
Fdsy at $50 a. m. there
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A JOINT RECITAL.

The San Antonio Musical Club will
present Carris Louise Bennett. con
tralto, and Ethel Order. pianist, in
joint recital Tuesday evening of mi
sic week at S:15 o'clock in the ball
room of hotel TO be announced later
The following program will appeal
to lovers of music.
Piano.
Valse in C Sharp Minor. Chopin
Seherzo in b Flat Minor. Chopin
Ethel Order.
Voice.
Aria voce Di Donna ia Clio
condO) ............. Ponchielli
Carrie Louise Bennett.
Songs My Mother Taught Me. Dvoral
The Night Wind. ........... Farley
Joy Came With the Day. :. Barbour
Carrie Louise Bennett.
u Esciare ............. Iialo
81 Mes yer ................ Henn
Bergerettes ............. Weckerlin
(a) Mother Please Explain.
(b) Capricious Shepherd Maid.
Carrie Louise Bennett.
Piano-Jardins Sans Ia Rhine.
...... ...... ....... DeDussy
MlHStrelS s.... ...... DeOuSss
Ethel Order.
Voice-The Morning Is Calling.
............... Huntington Terry
All. Love but Day.. Beach
Down in Derry. Ralph Cox
Carrie Louise Bennett.
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Good Manners

Two persons walking together,
meet third, unknown to one fthem.
The person who desn't know the new
conner keeps on walking slowly while
the other two exchange greetings. It
is rude to stay behind and listen to
the conversation, unless invited to do
so and introduced.
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NightgOwns.

Nightgowns made of two or three
layers of vari-colorcd chiffon are fin
ished simply with picot edge or a
ribbon binding.
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Kerosene Better.

You will find kerosene better than
gasoline for removing spots in silk
or wool goods, but you must be care
full to see that no dust gets on the
spot before the kerosene is entirely
evaporated.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-28
sHeRIFE,s sAIE


By Virtue Of an execution issued
out Of the Clerks office Of the County
Court OF Phillips County and State of
Colorado, and to me directed, whereby
am commanded to make the sum Of
six Hundred Thirty andso-100 Dollars.
(Se30.s0) and costs Of suit, the amount
Of certain judgement recently obtain-
Hubert In favor Of J. D. Cochran, H. L.
Timmons and r. L. johnson, out Of the
lands. tenements. goods and chattels Of
said A. T. Parks and Paul H. Hubert.
have levied on the following proper
ty to-wit:
,3s5 bushels, more or less, Of wheat
now being stored In the elevator Of the
Reimer-Smith Grain Company at Paoli.
Colorado. the said wheat being three
fourths interest in and to 52s.5 bushels
Of wheat delivered to said elevator a
grown upon the Northwest quarter Of
Section 26. Township North, Range lt
Colorado. crop season Of 1924.
Therefore, According to said command,
I shall expose for sale. at Public Auction.
all the right. title and interest Of the
above named A. T. Parks and Paul H.
Hubert In and to the above described
property, on Saturday the 30th day OF
August. 1924. at ten o'clock a. m. at the
north front door Of the office Of The
Reimer-S Smith Grain Company in Paoli.
Colorado.
Dated at Holyoke this l3eh day OF
August 1924.
Sheriff OF Phillips County.
B, L. GARsiAN,
Attorney.
First Publication August II. 1924
Last Publication August 28. 1924.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-28
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

2S0 A. 02S275 Addl.. 028370 Add.
U. s. LAND OFFICE at Sterling, Colo
RADIO. August Z. 1924.
Notice Is hereby given that William
b. Kelsey. Of Kern. California, who. on
November 10. 1921. made Additional
Stock-raising Homestead Entry, Serial
No. 02S275. for the Nwk SwA Section
30 and the NEh SEA. SEh NEh, Sec
tion 30. and. who on November 10. 1921.
made Additional Stock-rnising Home-
stead Entry. Serial No. 02s37O, for the
Sh M. Section 80. all IN Township G
North. Range 43 West. Sixth Principal
Meridian. has filed notice OF intention to
make final three year Proof. TO estab-
lish claim TO the land above described.
before Earl a. Bagby. United States
Commissioner for the Southern District
OF California, Northern Division, at
bakersfield. California. and the. wit
nesses before o. ii. Holland, Clerk Of
the District Court, Mt Holyoke. Colo-
rado. on the 26th day Of September.
1924.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Theron Shaw. Dave Masten, George
Fincher. Ray Sceboldt all of Holyoke.
Colorado.
L. T. CONQUEST.
Register.
First Publication August II. 1924.
Last Publication September IL. 1924.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-28
NOTICE or MEETING OF
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION

Notice is !. hereby given that the
Phillips County. Colorado, win meet 40
a Board Of EQUALIZATION, at the office
Of the County Clerk In Holyoke. colo.
rado on September 2, 3 and 1. 1924. for
the purpose Of equalizing the assess-
ments Of the several Taxpayers Of the
county. Also that they win meet AZ Q
Board Of Equalization at the office Of
the County Clerk In Holyoke. ColoradO.
on Sept. 16 and II. 1924, for the purpose
OF hearing complaints from tax.payers
whose assessments may be changed at
the first meeting Of said Board.
Dated at Holyoke, Colorado, tliiS 1lth
day of August. A. D. 1924.
(SEAL) REX C. EVANS,
C,unrv Clerk.
First Publication August IA. 1924.
Last Publication August 2S. 1924.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-28
NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION
TO DETERMINE THE DESCENT OF
THE REAL ESTATE OF DANIEL
BOYER, DECEASED.


County Of PhIiiins
In the District Court. No
In the matter OF the petition OF George
w. Walter for the determination Of in
terests in the lands and tenemenls OF
Daniel Boyer. Deceased.
TO ALL PERSONS WHO CLAIM
TO BE HEIRS AT LAW OF DANIEL
BOYER, DECEASED AND TO ALL
PERSONS INTERESTED IN SAID
PETITION;
You. and each OF you. viii take
notice that on the eth day OF August A.
ID. 1894, George w Walter filed his
which he alleges that Daniel Boyer died
intestate ON the 12th day OF January A.
ID. 1882, leaving ms his sole and only
heirs at law, the persons hereinafter
named. and being seized at the time OF
his death OF an estate In fee simple In
and 10 the Northeast quarter of Section
three t3) In Township seven t1) North.
OF Range forty-three ts3) west OF tho
9Th p. II. In Phillips County, Colorado:
that said petitioner 10 now the sole
owner OF said lands as the grantee
through mesne conveyanees from all OF
said persons who were left as the sole
and only heirs at law OF said decedent.
and prays for judicial ascertainment
and determination OF the descent OF the
title to said lands
That the names OF the said alleged
hoirs at law OF said Daniel Boyer. de-
ceased. are ms follows: Mary H. Boyer.
widow. Harvey Boyer. son; Myrtle
Boyer, now Myrtle Mellon. daughter,
and Gertrude Boyer. now Gertrude stecs.
daughter. IL IL alleged that all OF said
heirs were OF full legal age and under
no legal disability at the time they con-
veyed said lands ON January 20. 1907.
You viii further take notice that the
ssth day OF September A. y. 1894 at tho
hour OF two o'clock In the afternoon Of
said dag has been hsod by the order OF
this Court duly made and entered OF re-
cord on the 9th day OF August A. u, 1874
ar the day and time for the hearing Of
naid petition. at or before which time.
you and all persons interested therein
may appear and answer said petition
and set up any proper defense 10 the
same. or any part thereof. or intervene
and protect any Interest you may
have.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
naid Court. at iIolyoka. Colorado. this
the 18th day Of August A. d. 1894.
tsoai1 o, H. ffELf.AND.
Clerk OF the District Court
First Publication August II. 1924.
Last Publication September II. 1884.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-28
nary Election Notice--Continued
Legislative Offices

Rep. in 25th General Assembly
Rep. in 25th General Assembly
Rep. in 25th General Assembly
Rep. in 25th General Assembly
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-28
Judicial Offices

Dist. Judge. 18th Judicial District
Dist. Judge. 18th Judicial District
District Atty. 18th Judicial District
District Atty. 18th Judicial District
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08
MISS STANFIELD HONOREE AT THEATRE PARTY

AT THEATKE PARTY
 Tuesday afternoon Miss Marie Gil- ardoni entertained at Jefferson party in honor of Miss Marie StAnfield, whose wedding will take place in June. After the matinee refreshments were served at a downtown shop, the coiors of pink. and white being carried out in ices and fav6rs.
 The courtesy included Misses Marie Stanfiel6t Mary Gowan, Lucille Mills, Anna Pratt Stan6eid and Mrs. l.. A. Golden is.soe 2; .rs%
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08

who has been visiting relatives for sev eral days, left Friday evening for Nash vile to attend the wedding of Miss Francis Harris of that city. :.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08

the guest of Mrs. RusseH's sister, Mrs. Scudder Ryall.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Hicks have named their little daughter, Roscoe Hicks, for Mrs. Hicks brother. .-
 Mir. and Mrs c. NJ. Lane left last evening for. Los Angeles, stopping en route at several places of interest. They will be gone month.
 Mrs. J. W. McCarty and Miss Ada Gray will be members of the Alex ander party leaving Friday for an eastern and northern tour.
 Mir J. R. Garner, IT,, will leave Thursday for a western trip, conduct ing a party through the west.
 Miss Josephine Corners will attend commencement at the ". NJ. I. in Lexington, Va.
 Miss Mary Nabb Phillips is planning to attend the commencement at V. NJ. I. in Lexington, Va.
 Miss Elizabeth Johnson, a student at the National Cathedral school will not return home next week, but will be the guest of Judge and Mrs. J. T. Stockley in Washington. Later will go to Wood forest school in Woodforest, Va, for their commencement. Thence to Balti- more for several days, to Washington, and Lexington, and later to Baltimore for visit.
 Messrs. Eugene Johnson. Charles
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08

who has been visiting relatives for sev- eral days, left Friday evening for Nash vile to attend the wedding of Miss Francis Harris of that city. :.
 Mrs. S. E. Greene and Miss Hallie Greene returned last week from Con- verse college, where Miss Greene grad uatI this var.
 Mir. Ted Martin has returned from Memphis, where he visited his mother, Mrs, w. J. Martin.
 Miss Marion Stavrovsky, voice diree- tor of the Misses Towards School for Girls, is leaving for northern vacation and special study with Metropolitan Coach, Sapio, New York city.
 Mrs. w. c. Jarrett and Miss Caro- line and little Lucille Howard are spending several weeks on the Gulf Coast.
 Mrs. Richard F. Johnston returned points of interest in the east. She was Miles, in Cincinnati and New York, and her son, Mir. Eugene Johnston, in Pittsburg.
 Miss Doris Hatton, student of the Misses Towards School for Girls, has returned to her home in Jacksonville, Fla, where she will spend her vaca- tion.
 Mir and Mrs Oscar Wells, and Mir. and Mrs I N Adler have returned from Ashville, N C., where they spent a week attending the North Carolina Bankers association.
 Richard Wills, who has graduated from Randolph Macon academy, Bed- ford, Va, reached home Friday. He will spend the summer with his par ents and expects to enter Auburn in the fall.
 Miss Mary Osburn of Columbia, Tenn. is the guest of friends in Bir- mingham.
 Mrs. Lee ROueche and infant son, Bret Emmett. have been removed from St. Xineents hospital to their home on Seventeenth street, south.
 Mir. Ted Martin has returned from Memphis, where he visited his mother, and also his cousin, Capt. George Thomas Summerlin. Captain Summer lin has spent the past seven years in charge of the United States government affairs in Mexico and goes to Rome, Italy as consul of embassy.
 Mrs. Rufus Russell and children of Miami, Fla, arrived yesterday to be
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08
New System of
 Fat Reduction

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