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COLORED COMMERCIAL CLUB
COMMENDS Mr.. BRICKEY.

Marlanna, Aug. ISC, 1911.
We the Colored citizens Of Lee
county, through the Colored CONNER
cial Club, have learned to our very
great regret. the leaving of the city,
and the Mariana Commercial Club Of
Mr. G. S. Brickey.
Approaching the very valuable as
sistance given to the whole people
of Lee county by Mr.. Brickey, we de-
sire in this way to publicly express
our regrets of his leaving this county,
for in him and his activities we have
lost most valuable man, who shows
interest in every thing and every man
who is progressive.
We congratulate and commend him
on his larger field, and would recon-
mend him to all of the citizens Of
Kingsville or wherever he may cast
his lot, both white and colored and
fell assured that he will take to them
the same spirit of progressiveness
which has so characterized his stay
among us.
Lee County Commercial Club, 4
J. H. Barabin, President.
E. J. Lunon, Secretary.
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II ARE EXAMINED;
56 ARE ACCEPTED
local MILITARY BOARD BE-
GINS BIG TASK OF PASSING
ON FITNESS OF DRAFT
ED MEN.

The stupendous task of giving g
complete physical examination to the
oea8 men in Lee county who recently
roc;stered under the selective draft
n1an was started at the court house
yesterday morning by Sheriff Cotter
f,r O. L. Williamson and J. E. Ste
venson. the registration and exemp-
tion board for Lee county. DR.. Will
hanson is being assisted in making
the examination by DR.. w. B. Bean
citv health officer, and by DR.. E. D.
Wall.
The registration board has sent
out notices to the first 533 men
drawn in the big lottery at Washing
ton. Out of this number they hope
10 get 266 men for army service. This
number is Lee county's quota.
Yesterday seventy-seven examina-
tions were made, out of which there
were only twenty-one reflections for
physical disabilities. After all the
examinations are made, the board
will give consideration to exemption
claims.
The Rev. w. C. Boone, pastor of
the First Baptist church, was the
first man examined here. He wanted
to leave Monday on his annual vaca-
ton and DR.. Williamson gave him
his examination Saturday. He is
exempt from military duty on account
of his calling.
Bennett Freeman was the second
man examined. He was accepted as
physically fit for service.
P. F. Newell. county demonstrator,
was the third man examined. He,
too, was accepted.
Of the white men examined yester-
day Luther Barner, Burt Dodd and
Simon julius Hill were rejected, and
Leonard Gillenwater, Jas. VIM.
Moore and John Franklin Secrest
were accepted.
The following negroes were accep-
ted: Dewitt Bowen, Leon Bethel,
Call Bolton, julius Cole, Squire G..
Carey, Willie Covington, Henry
Cheers. Tim Clark, Jr, Alfredda
Davis, Sam Edwards, Govan Taylor,
Walter Glenn, Robert Gamble, Chas.
Jackson, Olrich Jackson, Chas.
Hughes, Henry Day Jones, Carl Kill
go, Luther Lotion, Edd King, James
Long. Opera Moore, Willie Murdock,
Joe Nelson, Wade Polk, John Parker.
VIM. Parker, Walter Robinson, Presi-
dent Smith, Calvin Stokes, Charles
Sims, Nelson Scott, Fred Scott, Tim
Wright, Emmett Woodland. Preston
Williams, Ed Williams.
The reflections of negroes follows:
Walter Patrick, Jesse Phillips, Bee
Page, Nelson Rogers, Chas. Berry,
JAS Collins, Otto Clifton, Bud Davis,
Haywood Hickman, Robt. Jones. Chas.
Kirby, Bob Murry, Sherman Pearson,
Artuh Smith, Ellis Smith. Spencer
Randall, Edgar d. Scruggs, Will
Thomas, Simon Taylor.
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SPECIAL MEETING.

There will be meeting of the
board of directors and the entire
membership of the Mariana Com
mercial Club at the club quarters
on Monday evening, August 6.
Many matters of vital Interest
will come up for consideration,
among them being a proposition
TO publish a marketing bulletin
twice each month for free distri-
button among the farmers, and
the launching of campaign for
the growing of more wheat in Lee
county. Every wide-awake citizen
in Lee county is invited to be
present at this meeting and to take
part in the discussion Of these i'm
portant questions.
c. E. DAGGETT, President
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Leuhrmann Presents Another Flag.

The Rev. C. C. Burke, master of
the local troop of Boy Scouts, an
nounces that Geo. E. w. Leuhrmann
of st. Louis, who recently presented
the Scouts with handsome United
States flag has followed his first gift
with the presentation of another flag
this time a troop flag, which the
members of the troop very much ap-
preciate.
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Dr. BOals Dead.

DR.. w. P. Boals, formerly resi-
dent of Lee county, near Rondo, died
last Saturday night at his home at
Summerville, Tenn, of Bright's dis
ease. His body was buried at Collier
vile. DR.: Boals owned some fine
farms in Lee county and frequently
came here to look after his interests.
News of his death will be received
with much regret by his many friends
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G. F. Gambrell stated yesterday he
would have his new store on North
Poplar street open and ready for busi-
ness tomorrow. Mr.. Gambrell spent
last week in the markets purchasing
his stocks.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-08-03
Director BUYS Home.

E. A. Clifford, director of the Mari
anna Commercial Club Band has pur-
chased a dwelling on North Cedar
street. The property is known as the
Steele place. 1t was owned by Sena-
tor ]. T. Robertson and the deal was
made through the Robertson & Ben
ham agency.
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On account of the extremely hot
weather, the ladies will sew at the
headquarters in the forenoon from 9
to IL and will discontinue sewing in
the afternoons until the weather gets
cooler. This arrangement will be-
come effective Monday.
l would be glad to have all the la
dies of Mariana and Lee county
who are interested in this great work
for humanity and who feel in their
own hearts that whether they have
a son, husband or sweetheart who
must go to the front and face the
enemy and may pour out their life
blood on the battlefield and make the
supreme sacrifice, join us in this
great work. If you have no near kin
in the army, you ought to be willing
to help some other mothers son or
some other woman's husband SO they
will at least have some little comfort
while they are at the front fighting
for your country and for you. We
read in the Holy Scriptures how the
prists placed on the right side Of the
temple altar chest with an opening
in the lid, into which was put all the
offerings that were brought to the
temple by the devout worshippers.
Ladies and gentlemen, every little
donation you make, every member
ship fee you pay in. every hour you
sew you erect temple altar to the
American Red Cross, and by so doing
YOU help to provide at least some
small comfort and send bright ray
of sunshine into the hearts OF our
American soldiers in perhaps their
last lonely hours, and I pray that
Gods richest blessings may ever be
with each ne-blessings that bringeth
great ioy and addeth no sorrows.
We have more than five hundred
garments made up, as well as many
hospital slippers ready for shipment:
They will be on exhibition at the Red
Cross headquarters in the City Hall
on Tuesday morning, August 2 from
9 80 to IL. The public and all who
are interested in this work are most
cordially invited to come in and IN
MRS. J. I. NORRIS, Secretary
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Sneak Thieves at Work.

On Tuesday night of this week
sneak thieves broke into the ticket Of
flee at the Missouri Pacific station
and stole a small amount of loose
change that had been left overnight
in the cash drawer.
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Prof. MacChesney Here.

Prof. Fred L. MacChesney, the new
superintendent Of the city schools, ac-
companied by Mrs. MacChesney, have
returned from delightful visit with
relatives at Odessa, Mo-, and later to
.ne resorts Of Colorado. They have
leased the Hutton building on Pearl
street now owned by Benham &
banks and have begun keeping house.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-08-03

lea compressed into blocks which
resemble plug tobacco is sold by an
English firm for the convenience of
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-08-03

A new bathroom scale with a dial
.acing upward, to enable the person
sanding on it to read his own weight
. a recent invention.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-08-03

The Duchy of Lichtenstein is to is
sue two new postage stamps. They
will show the coat of arms of the coun
try, and the picture of King Johann
III. The values will be to Is heller.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-08-03

A Frenchman has invented an arti-
iiclal wood for matches, using spe-
'ialiy prepared straw as substitute.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-08-03

. une OF the latest inventions is a
m rors OF halter that keeps a sleeper's
I'M iou'h closed and thus prevents snor-
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-08-03
RED CROSS WORK
SHOWING PROGRESS
MORE THAN FIVE HUNDRED
GARMENTS AND SLIPPERS
WILL BE EXHIBITED TUES
DAY MORNING.
RECENT CONTRIBUTIONS

RECENI COIN NIDO IIO1NO
Mrs. P. d. McCulloch, Sr., one doz-
en- tray cloths and two dozen wash
cloths.
Mrs. H. B. Derrick, half dozen face
towels.
J. L. Isaacs, one bag of cotton to
be used for fracture pillows.
Mrs. J. |. Morris, five pairs wool
socks and half dozen face towels.
Mrs. Sallie Patton, two sheets.
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4 al Inc re.<x -, tire IWo fr<<..
wests 49, proportion of two mar mo fronts
- !. |" o'sern front t~u-rr. IN ta Iien on the
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-08-03

Coins placed ,-o..
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COL. YOONG ARRIVES AND TAKES
CHARGE OF NINTH OHIO
REGIMENT.
Everybody PIeased-Candidate for
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tenant Colonel

Columbus, O.-After several weeks
or anxious waiting and Just when we
had begun to think that the War De
partment was not going to assign Col.
CHARLES Young to the command Of the
Nlnth, Ohio's Afro-Amcrican regiment.
although such announcement was
made by the Adjutant General of the
state, TWO weeks ago last Saturday.
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companies here, in Cleveland, at
springfield and at Dayton. The regi
ment (unmounted cavalry now has
lts complement of men (about 1300l
ana when its Colonel has been in
charge short time, VIII rank among
the pest in the army because there is
no better disciplinarian, drill-master,
etc, IN the regular army than he,
among the persons who called on him,
tuesday, at headquarters, Was the
editor of the Gazette. He and tho CoI,
onel have been warm personal friends
Tor many years. The latter, on his
way east from Letterman HosnitoI
me Preside, San Francisco. Cal vic
ited the only Afro American officers,
training camp-at Ft. Des Mo;nes To
and Is very enthusiastic over n Ie
louna loOO men OF the race in the
camp and delivered a number of ad.
dresses to them on the request of Coi
Ballou, commander.
mere are four applications for tho
appointment Of chaplain Of the Ninth
ONO regiment-Rev. Scott. aged chan'
IAN or the Ninth Battalion in former
years; Prof T. D. Scott of Wi,har.
1orce' Rev. Mr.. Isom of Athens. and
rev. Carl w. Haskell Cf THIS city The
.rst Two are A. M. e. and the last
Two Baptist ministers, Rev Hasker
pelhg the only one on the institut;onol
order. In addition to the foreeoino
the colonel says there are more than
lorty applicants, all good men. for M.
sltions as officers in the regiment
MAJOR John c. Fulton. Of Cleveland
VINO has been in charge Of tho
Nnth Ohio Battalion for years ever
since the Spanish-American war will
undoubtedly be advanced to Lfeuten.
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ta,hs OF the four original battalion
companies, one each at Cleveland
columbus. Springfield and DAYTON, nd.
vanced to majors.
me absence OF leading Ohio Afro.
Americans from the recent "state"
meeting in the city on southern miera.
tion. has been the subject Of a great
deal Of discussion and comment. The
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A GREAT PHOTOGRAPH.

1t Is seldom that newspaper read.
ers have so splendid a Photographic
reproduction on so large scale as
was presented this morning by The
Hegi.ter. A sixteen column view of
the stadium was given, with the enor-
nous Sunday crowd pictured the col
ored soldiers standing out distinctly
and In bold relief.
IL was an inspiring scene, and for.
tunately everybody in this photograph
can get some notion Of 1t.
OUR readers should appreciate fullv
just what 1t meant to Colonel Ballon
10 the colored soldiers, and to the
street railway company to be ready
LOT such an occasion. There were /.
Soo men to bring from Fort Des
MONIES in one body. If the men had
not consented to stand all the way in
oau1, 10 save room on the cars It
could not have been done, and stand.
ing compactiy On such a day as Sun
matter. :" ''''"''
The Evening Tribune would again
press upon the attention of its read.
ers That up till twenty days ago 500 OF
the men In line had never had a gun
IN hand nor done a days drill.
me colored soldiers on all nc.
counts are making splendid progress.
ana they are being held to the strict.
est standards of army training.
they arc the picked men Of the col.
ored race. clean, stalwart fine.
looking bunch Of men.
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FE MALE
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1T REALLY HAPPENED!

she went forth with the young 'un to-
swallow the eats. On arriving at the
cafe, they sat at the table like two.
doves In one nest, each wearing q
six inch smile. The menu was hand
ed over to the young man and he.
proudly passed 1t to Miss Sugar Cake
with the suggestion that she order
the repast for both. She looked the
menu card up and she looked it down
trying to find something that was.
suitable for the occasion-that Is.
delicate and fancy for the heart (the
love hearty and heavy and substan-
tial for the stomach. Finally she
decided on the meal and the waiter.
was ordered to bring TWO STEAKS
AND TWO COCOA COLA'Si
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"AIL'S FAIR IN LOVE"

After many years of travelling I'M
der the name that her mother gave
Iher, her moniker has been changed
to Sugar Cake and she is known for
miles around by this appellation,
In due length Of time Sugar Cake
has acquired beau This youngster
decided to pull off big stunt and
came around at Sugar Cakes lunch
hour and invited her out to one of
the swell cafes for the eats. Every
one who thinks that she refused the
Did, please stand On his or her right
ear. see none--thank you. You
all guessed right. Putting on tho
finishing touches (powder, paint, etc
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y. Nj. @. A. NOTES.

me great battle between the Blues
ana heds was fought hard and the
Dlues lost. The effort was a great
success. The social committee. undnr
inc directions Of Chairman Douglas
towards, Jr., served the fellows with
cake ana cream. Then followed tho
puli1ng OF the Reds in the wagon Nv
Tue biues. This was crowd. The
W, WAGON was loaned by Mr.. A. D, Price
Inc Reds have decided to give the
b!ues another chance, thus the f,pbt
is renewed and the battle Ia warn,In ~
W w. lor Friday night, August nth
helping luz
Last Sunday was a great dav with
Tue boys and men Of the Y. M q
AL 9:30 A. M, at the Y M. C. A
ahe workers held a special MEETING
The committees for the tai, citv
nome and penitentiary were very mich
encouraged Go A. NJ Two prison
ers were won for Christ.
AL L. M, at the Y. M. G.. A.. The
Boys were out 10 good numbers and
inc address to them was timely, We
again. IVY %
Rev ID. J. Bradford was at his hest
and took the fellows to the Jubilee IN
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concensus of opinion now Is that the
meeting was principally promoted by
white social workers Of Cleveland who
were DESTROYS Of addressing a state
meeting of our leading men and WON.
Ell The attendance upon the meeting
was fair as regards numbers only. 1t
really is unfortunate that they did rot
select leading members Of the rae, TO
arrange for the meeting. AS result,
little or nothing is expected from tho
so-called state organization perfected
here, or the local auxiliary organi.
cations announced to be organized In
various communities Of the state.
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HAD CLASH WITH GOVERINOr,
CAMPBELL

heferring In another address to his
interview recently with Gov. CampbelI
OF Arizona, Little said that he used
these words: ''.o
governor, I don't give a d-wbat
your country Is fighting for: am
hghtlng for the solidarity of labor "
Last Friday night at Finn Hall, be.
1ore the metal mine workers union
Little said: "''o''
CITY ordinance is simply a piece
or paper which can be torn m Tho
same can be said of the Constitution
of the United States"
foilow1ng the Identification NJ Jjt.
ties body Butte members Of the T w
w. telegraphed appeals for aid A
message was sent to William D IIav-
woou' at Chicago, and others went to
/. w. w. organization leaders In tho
southwest and the Pacific Coast II
was said that message was receivod
later from Haywood saving tho re.
sources or the organization would bn
employed to- bring the lynchers NJ III
tie to justice. u LII
MOST UNWIsE. SAYS DISTRICT
ATTORNEY.
II IS che most unwise thing that
mas happened In Butte" said United
states District Attorney B. K. wheel.
er, IN discussing the Little affair
Inc men who perpetrated the affair
should be brought to Justice"
Mr.. Wheeler said he wrote yester.
Day to the United States ATTORNEY
General In Washington, asking r.
prosecution could be brought against
Little on the ground of his unnatri.
otto utterances.
County Attorney Joseph r. Jackson
said: ut Is cold-bloodcd murder
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HOTTENTOT

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and every effort will be used to appre-
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caught they will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law"
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NATIONAL CONTEST

"A similar competition has been in.
stltuted In other states and the es.
says which receive the first prizes in
phe state competitions will be con.
81. cred IN national contest in which
Two additional prizes Of go each are
10 De awarded the best ESSAYS smh.
spectively.
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jiffy. The Reverend made the men
feel that they were right there. This
Is the way to help men. Subject:
1.-THE Echoes From the Jubilee"
Reys. Stephenson and Norrell made
some very encouraging remarks.
Every man was happy.
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