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evived dH lions ot explosions. tt'ritiW there. 6m would be She' fqrgot to ot her grammar. 8a iher oarent, "WtjN, th she observed. "that's UlBtl" Her eehded dryly.

I 0 At rushed 1 td eta She to WwbMW" 11 rf Houwr ior tte 6 the tet pal lk orsr. plans Mr gptafca theatricals to'be put oti their comings glaii hW mother xlonsly from Angle relieved at what he be.tak«n» Angl 4 iff back' now. ntother." he said i waoi Mrs. triat Angle void ladles meant ot fnndamentailr kdrbeen trapped by marriage. iggling to languished, the ferns In the tired the burst windows.

Un- chatter, was She waa a bit ana- the Springs," Be relieved, she could see. that had" passed 1 off so smoothly. hoy. Be tott probably dreaded thii ordeWI SM kissed Him. smoothing' hisrougn- ened fair- nalr.

Poor Bill, hardened at Wnefr uanaiue. waq home ilry taJt' experls in VVasKtngioit who ficured the totalUix: on: Beer at per barrel- would bririg. in- only per year 1 had rtb idea' of the greal Amirican' 'tftif'k'. total' will', be inttr the ti-easury with the vrong couldn't be helped. watching the flash sweater through the greenery.

She Arttilll. HUB Well. She sighed', of JiSto 'fey srnlled af heVsel? In. nw Mf Msiy Bad bfeefl wBe'n she had tbjd for about the tat ti ser. all fcES.

May Lighten Vet Sunday nlgttf suUJjer Belonged to ttie" inner circle tltey'll-' air as dl had said, t-easury Joseph Hi general osep of the American Brewer, declared. In the first thred weeks, NeW York City 'consumtd' twice tHe of beer that even thi? optimistic brew- masters expected and' the country tjurned'oyer flO.OOO.OW info the federa he said 'rcsidertt to Re trenchment Order, sibly Modify It would do the best'sh would not ot Bill's SheUail them up, and sar tnlW wh at tnjl cotntt. to the llltte" taWily. waa beginning to' help And Thaj oata! easuy, sa "Beer' making' won't get inUMtsrea mbriths," he added. "Prc- auetion is far behind; One deale 4ame: here' to lay down or der fbr North CaWlina, but his orde canHof filled.

"When beer became legal April there were only 30 biVWeries operat in the country. There now 194 operating. Contrast that 1,39, in operation in 1.914, ant HD went about, straightening ders. quite In the' iratitf Rollicking through the, lanes a faW youth's arm? around her aeemed 1 pballWely plan to be ma divorce her Kay finished the Rlssy had tossed head andt turned away. Kay dressed with care, her balr a detfure Wory-Unte'd frfce 1 PCcWCTiCS' with 492 breweries turning out beer i lW York state; and Fennsylvan dlone, arid you'll' see why Predicting that sale of beer, wQU fall off after the first two or thre weeks'have.

been wrong, Riseley sai "THere are now th'irtX-three. stat is Being sold or manufa "Td'mbrrow Cotinec- begin sale of legal ter I suppose, wnat sne 1 the inguage. but somehow tt irei at the curtains, does." to "Of course it does, miiy days. Mon? Things werel better phe waa in tavor at home. lV a Vho w7at Sateur theatricals m.ght lead tot Kay could see a great producer leaning forward Iran MM aeat in the back row.

asking -Who is the young Udy the leadT WASHINGTON House announced (ff) The White Wednesday night louse announced Yycuncauujr economies to be effected through eduction of payments to veterans for ervice-conhected disabilities would be reviewed with a view to making he cuts less severe. A' 1 statement issued by Stephen Early secretary to'the president, said "As a result of'coriferences between he president, the national command er of the American Legion, Loui Johnson, and the director of the bud get; the following conclusions hav been reached: "As a result of the application the veterans' regulations, it now seems that the cut in compensation of service-connected World war veterans with specific injuries has been depp- er originally intended, Ine 1 ulai? lit In IK 1'G- rntnenf hospitals ng a careful, suirttey? of.th*. hosprtar sltuattdri. of esslty, will require coiydderable time coneWsloijs Ul iia he purely disabled service. Sate Irenfe Dunnie ir "The He.

said. cegm suic fiy more stales Wilt selling Vieer. TKe demand will increase instead of decrease." In 4 die breeze. Suspicious want to pay cash for sir, but it's 'so' un- this ca'r. er tnan.was regulations and schedules in this respect will, therefore, bevreyiewed so as to effect more cquitftle levels, of payment.

Careful study also will be made of the other regulations and their effects. "By reason of the burden mcidem to re-rati'ng and in order that undue hardships will not be imposed upon veterans in their application for' adjudication of their cases, regional offices of the Veterans' Administration will not be closed as has except where it has been Someone would answer. she wouldn't get Maybe she would ln.a day, and the girl Tile -development life I tliroUgh trials'-'and to final haverf of h'appihfes6" the dra- nSitle Blanche," the featur.e attraction at tKe Sabnger for 1 Friday and strongly advertised the biggest bargain diry eveV of feted Hope and with beautiful Irene Dunne the stiirrlrtk role. Miss DUntie cast as an girl'who a ported, dearly tJAUCft demonstrated that regional Chorus IIIUTIICB listimin' only to end' of Her' affair', engrossing talihi- ed with tlie son btorii 'of thk. marriage Miss Dunne's characterizatidn, whifch covers a period of more than thirty years, is skid to surjiass even her notable portrayals m' "Ci.marron and "Back Street," which established her as th'e' screen's' outstanding' emotional CHRISTOPHER, Ticket Age" 4 Missouri Pacific R.

R. at Helena Courtroom is terminated. traUe At anl SAVE PRICES fdR FRIDAY ctrGSS A news and called "Sweet Cookie," complete the program. This ti foa taoi tte tow ancn atrald Mill will be WondeMflg how what be erer saw In Angle. UBderstond She 1 Nouse headllnea.

reflection ae much depended on come ot the igton Plans png Event Welcomes Mojther's Day, Sunday The llth an Day Homecoming for ol Washington and their families will be Sunday, May 14. was begun in 1923 by club lye allegedly thrown'in her face plays the rjSrtstfSi wlarj awarajawa years. Sheriff D. M. Newton of Hunt county who declared he obtained a confession from Scarborough Tuesday night quoted the latter as saying: he threw the lye in the face of his bride because he was jealous of her and facilities are not necessary.

usual, that I'm. afraid youll have to 1 o'vofiirpnpp or tWO. give-u's a' reference'or two and that year attended by Since then ran annual eyeht. It is each by increasing numbers formerly lived here or by some tie. ex-citizens of Washing- long Since moved away Hie Hoik, Texarkana, Hope, Ws, El Dorado, Pine and various other both in and out of affair visitors were because ne wanted to disfigure her so that she would no longer be attractive to pther men.

Final Rehearsal for "Prince Chap" Mawayaj the established precedence are held at only one day Sunday be held at the conducted by th tor of Centra church, Washingto pulpit at th W- W. Nelson extends the invitation 'their families Ciinfinv 14, Hope Senior Play Hall Friday Afternoon "The Prince Chap," ihe senior class, play, will be given its last rehe.arsal Thursday night before presented Friday afternoon arid night at Hope city hall. It is 1 a play 1 been well directed by Miss Martha Virginia Stuart, and will be presented by a cast that exceeds the standard which was set by this class last year in the presentation of "The Thirteenth Chair," their junior play. Prince Chap," by Edward Pepjfis. is a high type comedy full of and appeal- It played on Broadway for two years and was filmed with Thomas Meighan as the star.

Tne ptex has been recommended as one to be dramatized by Little Theaters and amateurs of excpeitonal tal- Arthur Pope, New Succeeds E. at Hot Springs Converitibn HOT SPRINGS, Pope, former mayor of Magnolia and prosecuting attorney of the judicial district, was nominated here nnn F. MC- DELUXE finrr TWO NEW SIX. lowe Faddin of Hope as district at the annual Rotary district confer- el pope's nomination had the backing of the El- Dorado club, of which he a member. The Hspe club is represented by 3 of about a dozen' and wives, Disert 1 can wives, eae They left for Hot Springs early Thurs- daV riiorhirig, and will return home ate Thursday night- Smith, plays the part of Marcus Bunion, the butler and very good friend of'Billy Payton, played by Donald Moore.

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Tablets) Is a pleasant bladder physic. Get a 25c test box from your druggist. After four days if not relieved go back and get. money. You will feel good after this cleansing and you get your regular sleep.

John S. Gibson Drug and Briant's Drug Store sa yit is a best seller. Arithmetic After Dark Rufus was proudly sporting a new shirt when -a friend asked, "How mapy yards do it take to make a shirt like dat one, Rufus'" "Well, suh," replied Rufus. "Oh got two shirts like this out'n one yard' lat night." THEY SIAND SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Clubs Memphis J20 Birmingham New Orleans Atlanta Nashville Chattanooga Little Rock Knoxville PC. 8 .714 .679 .633 .481 14 .481 ...,12 14 6 19 19 ....19 9 ....19 11 ,.:.13 14 .462 .240 .240 Wednesday's Results New Orleans 4-11, Little Rock 2-2.

Birmingham 7, Memphis 6. Atlanta-Chattanooga, rained out. JKnoxville-Naahville, -wet grounds. NATIONAL LEAGUE Rent It! Buy Itt Find It! Sell It! -Wlth- HOPE STAR WANT ADS The more you tell, The quicker you sail. 1 inscrUfui, lOc per Una minimum 30c These rates for consecutive insertions.

3 insertions, 6c per line minimum 50c 6 insertions, 5c per line minimum 90c '26 insertions, 4c per line minimum $3,12 (Average 5V4 words to the line) advertisements nc- icepted over the telephone may be Charged with the understanding tiiat Uie bill is payable on presentation of statement, before the first publication. Phone 768 Clubs Pittsburgh York St. Louis Cincinnati Chicago Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia WANTED WANTED All kinds of poultry, and hides. Highest Market paid. Hope Produce Company.

FOR RENT FOR RENT OR home at 601 Pond street. Mrs. George H. Turner. 10-3tp FOR SALE Lot 175x100 feet.

With North and South West Third street. For filling station. Phone 742-w. 2-2fltc Laredo, O-Too-Tan, Velvet Beans, Hegari, Sagrain and Cane seed and plants. Ornamental gold fish 'and supplies.

Monts Seed Store. 1-26 NOTICE Kobison Grocery Company Phone 670 for price, quality' and service. 4th and Washington Sts. 8-Ge Hemstitching, pco.ting and buttons covered. Prices reasonable.

The Gift Shop. 115 Front St. Phone 252. 9-6c "LAWN MOWERS" sharpened by grinding. R.

L- Taylor. 815 West Sixth street, Hope, Arkansas. 5-26 PC. ,..14 5 .737 12 7 .632 11 10 10 10 .500 10 11 10 .444 10 13 6 15 .435 .286 Wednesday's -Results Cincinnati 10-4, Philadelphia 7-3. Other postponed.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Clubs New York Cleveland Washington Chicago Philadelphia Detroit St. Louis Boston PC. 14 8 .636 14 8 .636 .609 .591 14 13 9 11 .450 10 13 .435 8 16 .333 6 14 ,300 Wednesday's Results 'St. Louis 5, Washington 0. Chicago 10, New York ,2.

Philadelphia 3-6, Detroit 2-4. Cleveland 4, Boston 2. Green Laseter Miss Louise Robertson is visiting with friends at Blevins. Miss Ellen Byers spent Friday night with Miss Bernice Baker. Mr.

and Mrs. Miller Stuart and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. T.

Butler of Liberty Hill. Miss Azlean Wilson visited with Cornelia Leywllen last week. Jim Cumbie and daughter, Dortha Faye, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ross and family attended church at Oak Grive Sunday.

Miss Dortha Robertson spent Friday night -with Ruth Ann Cumbie; The party given by Miss Louise Robertson Satumrday night was well attended and everyone reported a nice time. Cornelia, Herbert and Russell Lew- alien spent the week end with relatives in Little Rock. Mrs. Mary Putman and grandson Delvin Ross are visiting with relatives at Oak Grove. Mrs.

Azetie Williams spent the week end with her brother Earl Ross. Charles Butler is visiting with friends and relatives in our communr ity this week. LOST Hope downtown streets Saturday night May Ladies wrist watch. Awgner make, open length band. Finder please notify Mrs.

A. G. Williams, Waterloo, Arkansas. OUR BOARDING HOUSE i ,1 THINK BE INTERESTED IN YUfc LI QNUV OCR-WAI U.Ttkl 1 IT-A OUT TO DUMPl THfcNAtHliMB "FOP WILL "RUN 'MBOUT TWO WEEKS IMS SMVKC. Ui A BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Wotta Break! wwz-l m.

of we SALESMAN SAM WELV TO 00 SCHVICE. No Wonder They Ducked HECK: wrft up TH' FOUP-TM I'LU eueVAToR o-i THIRD FLOOR I WASH TUBBS -Wash Is Just an Onlooker BC. CfMt F'ULL Of 8 MSEC! swe BLOWS'. "WERE! RU-iWT FREClCLES 5HOUTIN6-WlLOvMtTH AWJ) -THEIR MIPST STW06S MATTE. THEREi OP WW 1 SMLS IN' UP Billy Bowlegs' Gift! PROMISED FRECKLES A 6IFT BEFORE.

HE AMD UWCLE. HW2CY TAK'I OFF, TO FLY BACK WHAT DO YOU THINK OH, I DON'T THINK SO-HE LIKES YOU 6OIW6 TO GIVE. ME, I TOO WELL TO PLAY UNCLE HARRY A JOKE ON DO YOU THINK YOU A JOKE OF SOME KIND 1 i By BLOS THERE. HE. NOW WITH 9CMETHIr4G IH HIM OM A THE ISLAND-TAKE HIM HOME WITH GREAT, BILLY YOU-HE'LL MAKE A NICE A WHAT A LIVE TO A HUNDRED OLD 50M.E iWW.

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