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Emmons County record., 1917-07-26

on the convention floor. The threatened
attempt fof a number of women pa
cifists among the delegates to inject
plank asking the government to ex-
empt school teachers from military
service did not materialize. 1t was
not even mentioned.
'The National Education Association,
assembled in annual convention in the
city of Portland under unprecedented
conditions of world war, recognizes
that the first duty of the hour is whole
hearted national loyalty. Our su-
prane wish is to give the fullest meas
ure Of service for the sacred cause Of
our country and our allies in defence
of democracy and righteousness. We
pledge to President Wilson and the
national administration, and to gov
.ernors and other authorities of our re-
spective states, that we will conduct
all educational affairs committed to
our care in this spirit, putting aside
for the present the consideration of
all other questions, however important.
Recognizing that this is not to be q
war of few months, that victory is
to be VITA, not SO much by individual
,'alor as by organization and full use
Of the resources of the nation, we are
conyinced that the educational system
must be maintained in the highest pos
sible state of efficiency. All are
agreed the standards in the element
ary, intsrpediate, secondary, and in
iustriag schools must not be allowed
% ietsFiprate during this crisis, but if
possible, must be improved. Likewise,
collegiate and professional education
must be encouraged ,and further de-
velopsd. bed4sse one of the greatest
needs Of the country, both in war and
in periods Of national reconstruction,
p Ained leadership. In this spirit
ne Mcom:ncnd to all who are respon-
,iblesfor educational organization and
administration that they sdrvey pres
1nt conditions and evaluate the work
4ing done, in order that the greatest
possible efficiency may be immediate
seaMed."
fA1seppiications for state aid must
b in this Office before August first
The state board meets at Bismarck
august first for final action on classi.
aation. Of schoAls
|2:Schooi officers H. requested to senC
in reports as fast as possible SO we
IAN get at our reports. School census
reports must be in the Office of the
state department August first as the
August apportionment is based on the
enumeration of school children.
Certificates for three months per.
feet attendance were issued to Heller
Olson. Alice Carlson. and Rebecce
Graphical, Of Burr Ook; Alice Olson
Lewis Levin, Ethel Martinson .end Els.
ther Olson, of Logon; Aa9ls Psery ant
James Peery, of Dana.
Certificates for rhne months perfect
attendance were issued to Jennie Var
Soest, Bessie Van Soest and Alice o.
son.
Emmons County record., 1917-07-26
RED CROSS BRANCH
Instructions Given Herewith For Their Organization.
New Members Being Added Daily.

The following are new members Of
the local Red Cross organization
since last report:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. .Atha
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Junge
Mr.. and Mrs. l. M. Freese
Mrs. H. o. Batter
Mrs. P. G. Rocks
Mrs. Earl NJ. Wood
Mrs. p. ]. Schriner -
Mrs. Sarah A. Scott
Mrs. G. II. McLain
Mrs. Hattie Linderman
John Meier
Miss Alice Stewart
Miss Selma Schafer
Miss Clara Beckman
Miss Bernice Tuttle
Miss Ellen Title
Miss Ida Johnle
Miss Grace Lingenfelter
Miss Laura Pctrie
M. Cornelison
Mrs. Alex. McCulley
MI. and Mrs. H. C. ketchum.
Emmons County record., 1917-07-26
New Men at Read of Ship
buil&ng Program.
ONLY WAY TO END ROW


Head Of shippips Board and at Same
Time Announces Acceptance Of Res
isnation Of Head Of Emergency Fleet
Corporation.
Washington, July 25.-President
Wilson has asked Chairman Denman
Of the federal shipping board to resign
and accepted the resignation Of Major
General Goethals as general, manager
o the emergency feet corporation.
Edward H. Hurley. q Chicago busi-
ness man and former chairman Of the
federal trade commission. will become
chairman Of the shipping board. Wash.
inston l.. Capps. chief constructor Of
the navy. will succeed General Goe-
tlaals as general manager Of the emer-
gency heet corporation. cambridge
Colby Of New York will become a
member Of the shipping board in place
Of Captain John B. White. whose resig
nation the president accepted.
Offcial announcement OF the at
ceptance Of the designations Of Geo.
thals and White was made with pu0-
lication Of a letter from President
Wilson to Chairman Denman asking
for his resignation and giving the
presidents opinion that the only way
to end the row which. has delayed the
shipbailding progfim was for both
Coethal4 and Denman to be removed
from the situation.
Chairman Denman received the
presidents request for hi0 resignation
at noon and rendered It Immediately.
II want to help the president in
every way possible" he said. "and
never have questioned the wisdom Of
his decisiops."
Emmons County record., 1917-07-26
DRAFTED MEN DESIGNATED

5o7 Jos. Gefre. Strasburs
TAI Olof Holmeid. Kintyre
= q = =. Wertz, Linton
1873 Louie J. Gregory, Hazelton
~ Dan X. Richardson. Temvik
838 Peter A. Isaacson. Braddock
Ss5 John Schreiner,. Strasburs
ss1 Clemens Rohrich: Linton
G33 Ed. Renskers- Pollock
7i2 John Kinsella, Pollock
II JOS. T.. Appert. Hazelton
s02 Leonard Jellema. Hull
Gsl Arsenius Wuitchick. Linton
2s7 HjaImer +. Hanson, Braddock
4.2 Samuel A. Potter. Hague
GIG VIM. Bauer. Pollock
ss4 John F: Kraft. Hague
~ Val. volk. Hague
2G2 Joel E. Stokes, Hazelton
Egg Harry VanderberE. Linton
2l2 Solomon Eashans. Linton
SGG John Wagner. Linton
ao7 Louie krumm, Hague
262 Robert Deis. Linton
SS4 VIM. j. Gabbert. Linton
ss3 Otto Dobler. Linton
16y Vance Il. Wurm. kintyre
77s VIM. F. Eiieroeck. k.Du:nfries.N ID
566 Joe .Braunagel. Strasburg
5S1 Vim. Jellem2, Hull
81 Andrew Hanson. Linton
l24 John Pasewski. Braddock
5Sl Leonard Wingerter. Linton
Ss5 Harry C. Lynn, Linton
sss Peter Karburyn. Wes,tield
s2e Richard Ristola. Braddock
24o John o. 1ng.bretson. Braddock
4ss Mike a. Fischer. StrasDurg
sse % AndreW RSaenserg; ODE Polloek Is .l.
tThis comprises the first third of ~
aames and should be plenty to get tn
-equired number for the first dra1t).
Emmons County record., 1917-07-26

Emmons county is being organized
into a Red Cross district with head.
quarters at Linton. Branches are be-
ing organized throughout the county.
Here are some Of the official instruc-
tiOns: t
The organization of Branch should
be directly in charge Of committee
activity interested in the Red Cross.
The committee on organization must
file an application with the Executive
Committee Of the Chapter in whose
jurisdiction the proposed branch is to
be located.
If the Executive Committee Of the
Chapter is satisfied that organization
# the Branch will contribute to the
oficincy of the work of the Red Cross,
authority to organize the Branch is
given on printed form, to be retained
as part Of the records of the Branch.
When authority is granted, the tenn
porary committee of the proposed
branch may call a meeting for organi-
zation, and the election of officers and
of an executive committee. The Of
ficers Of the Branch are the same as
those of Chapter; that is, chair
man, vice chairman, treasurer and sec
retary. These four officers, and at
least one other person, elected at the
organization meeting, constitute the
Executive Committee. Other commit
tees will be appointed when found
necessary.
Minutes of the meetings for organi-
zation should be kept by the secretary
of the committee on organization and
documents pertaining to the same
should be preserved and turned over
to the permanent secretary of the
Branch.
There are six classes of Red Cross
memberships, all Of which, except an
nual membership, include subscription
Emmons County record., 1917-07-26
First Third of Names Are Published
Herewith in the Order Drawn.
DRAFT INFORMATION

The order in which registered men
will be examined for military duty has
been determined by a drawing in
Washington last Friday. The order
In which you will be called is indicated
by your position in the list published
herewith. The first name shown will
sbe the first one called and 30 on down
the line. As soon as the official list
= received, q certain number will be
called for examination. Such names
will be posted At the court house and
= noti6cation sent by mail. The noti-
6cation by mail is simply an accom-
modation.. Posting at the court house
is the official notice. The names that
will be posted are the ones at the head
Of this list. How many of the first
names will be included we do not yet
know 1t will perhaps be from two to
three hundred. You will be notified
to report at Linton fer physical exam
ination, likely the latter part of next
week. If passed by the doctor you
will have to serve unless you can Sc
cure exemption or discharge. From
the day your notice is mailed to you,
you have seven days In which to file
. sworn affidavit with the local board
setting forth your claim for exemption
If you are subject Of Germany or
are foreigner who has not taken out
first papers, or if you have a wife,
child, mother or orphan brother or Sis
ter dependent SOLELY upon you for
support, then by making affidavit of
such fact you can gain exemption II
the board upon examination finds the
a6davit is true. If your affidavit IL
not true, you will likely be prosecuted
for perjury. You have ten days after
fling claim to submit proof. The
board will decide your case three days
after aiidavits are fled. After you
have been passed by the local board,
If you still wish to try to secure ex-
emption because you are farmer, you
must appeal within FIVE days to the
state board at Bismarck, producing
sworn affidavits supporting your
claim.
If you are chosen for actual military
service, 4 card will be sent you from
the Office of the adjutant general. The
Record will also print your name as
soon rs your case is determined. &. ..
If ordered into the army it is be-
believed that you will be enlisted about
the first week in September.
Emmons County record., 1917-07-26

Following are the names in the or
der they have been drawn. The list is
not Official and there are probably
few mistakes. In the main, however,
this list will tell Won where vou stand
Emmons County record., 1917-07-26
VESSEL SOLD TO RUSSIA
Boat Built at Manitowoc. Wis, to Be
Used In War Service.

Used In War Service.
Chicago. July 25.-The steel passen-
ger steamship Nevada. 2S0 feet long
and ~ feet beam, built At Manitowoc.
Wis.,. in 1915, was sold by the Good.
rich Transit company to the Russian
government for war service.
The boat At present 10 at Montreal
and will be remodeled before being
turned over to Russia. The price paid
% said to b $3.50, 900.
Emmons County record., 1917-07-26

The names and addresses Of all
members, with The full amount of the
membership dues, should be forwarded
the fifteenth of each month to the sec
retary of the Chapter. The Chapter
executive committee will then make
division of the funds.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

erldicn, trllg CT cine 5icnli6 mbe.
fan9ene Wlene 5lIr S6mi imo mari
obicl5uden0 Bin er babe 6rouleiu
Sollig nidlt getroiieu
@liiobet1 aber nerriet, 10 ic6r sic
Serreu oiH in iie orongen, ni6ts BON
Dem. mas in Scr &ollc poraeiallen.
Sottci ibr ooM Ole 9riioer ciumal cr.
5dblt 3piicben Sfii5iercn miiroc Elm
&ortUebiel qlcicb 0rrb Glut uuSae
aldlcn im0 70 ppbltncno cs i6r nm
old par, ooB aiirt alcic6 eric6icn 10.
bal0 ibr @cfobr orobtc, 6eihlih 0odl
Elm bciBcr Sdred ihr Scr5dlcn, iucm
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irgcn0 Gin lli9emo6 fonlmcn fonne.
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oIter Srcuno OIL ibrer Scitc blieb. ais
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ncrbdnSdlen ontrot, iid ibres ghlf.
frogs 81 cutlcOi9cu
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ciren 10 iinitcren orohcnoea 9lid 5u,
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botte nGnlib oen Souptmann bon
@rba1 nit @liiobrtb Oen @arfueQ
entlcng aeben ieben ino 0os borne6.
me, itol5e, reide S6loBfr1uleiu cine
uueingcitanoene geeung ocS gteioes
auf oic fleiue @1on0oeritiiee eripo6en
oeiiiblt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

GIn ileiner Suu8e tomnit an crlicn
Sdultaqc noc5 0aule 2luf bic Hraae
Der Nuiicr. iuie eS ibni Ia Der Sd0lne aes
fallen babe, antiuoriet Der uenaebadene
Sdllilcr: uGehr ls10n mn ben Nlaml 10
Der NldNe acfie mir nidbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

SoI0ai Der in eiuen Sdiibenalabcu
ionmt su Den AameraocH) rllno ol
Nabt ,Sbr iebi idor q paar Soae oar nr
fonncn2~
Namcrao pNcc, oic Iebicn Sn0e habcn
mir mebr Suieltcupilucr ais SdieBpuls
pcr gebtau1tl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

&oS SdluBmonober mar fur3 ln0
ic5Hcioig beenoet iuorOen, MN fant
mir nod cine 9imafnoc6t, om on0cren
@lorgeu cine fiir5e llebinq, ino Damn
ging es beim, ole itebenoen Sruppen
IN ibre @orniionen, Die &eierpiiteu,
ole oesbalb ou1 an glusgeIoiienbett
lnO Whuterfeit ibreseleiden iibtcit
oireft in ole goloene Srei6eit, 81 @eib
uno Ssino, 5it oen olten glteru oOer
sur 9railt.
Gs mar feds llbr uad)mittaQS, felt
5ebn Shuoeu mar 0os Nlilitdr i'm
@eiecbt geipeien, imO oie Ntouni6of.
ten ni6t ollein, oitcb 0ie Sfii5icrc, III.
ter i5ueu <rt @oI0ou, Suqo @r6od)
un6 Die iibrigen eiuquorticrtcn Serrcn
bon SMloB Glleritdot ioben inaloub.
lidD entitellt oiird ibrc itonbgeidpdr3.
ten @eiic5tcr mis
Nic @ogogepogcn morcn ocm nj.
litdr porousgcfobren uuo hotteu oli
0aS qroBc Stoppcliel0, 0ds iiir 0oS
9imof crleier ollc @rior0crniiic ge.
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fit sic Scltc 10 ougcuebm mic m0g.
lid Sli modcn Wl6dtiQc 9crge bon
ShcitholS porcn obaeloocr ipor0cu
m0 iollten mui bolo 0orauF an Tcucr.
itdften imD sur llntcr6oIhmg non
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glrt iuc6icltcn ob nit ocn 2ein0ano,
5cltcn Der OiIi3icrc,un0 0ic W}utfctcn.
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ino Bier inDoltSidmeren @ogcn ipo.
rem i6ou onI Rlo6c.
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ii6ereoiicn nit ibrcm flommcuocn
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cldcn6aumc, oic ocn Scloplon a6.
grcn3tcn Sic uicorigcn S0bcn uro
Siigcl oic iid) nod) Dem noheoeIeae.
ncn @oloe bin crboben, ioluie Oicici.
lelblt Der icinc ounflcn Sonncn mic
crltaiiit IN ali 0as bltntc @eipirr OcS
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ldoltcn oic birtigen Nl1nner inter
iroblidem 2oc6cn iu0 Blou0crn sic
&ortofteln 5nr glbenOnoblScit, 0ort
muroen oie 9iidicn nit 0en sSlciich.
ionlerpcn 9eoffnct rno onocrc ipics
Der ldiirten 0oS 6eler uno itelltcn Die
Sopie NIT Dem lcdercn Wloble suir,
@orfod1eu Oidt 6oron.
glnh nlf Oeni 0ffi5iersfoCberSe
bro0elte es idbon lGngit sicmIidb Der.
odc0tig, Die Serret SfiiSiere SeIbit
ober iuoren cifriq NIT sem g}ciui.
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SrlIpps 5il einem no6c oeIeoenelt
Silnlpel 0o9en, Inn ii6 pritIicn0 iirS
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IN ocn ibnell bcrgeribtetcn 8eltcn
uno aurt @alOou 1T Ser id,nelIitcn
einer, pobrcno Sciltnant bon @o6mer
nidt fertig wcroen fam, iid in cineE
Sonolpiegel icbcuo 6en Sd)citel oero.
DC 81 5ieben ino Oos S6urrbdttben
init Srillontine 81 Oeriebeu,
Tic 6llerltdots periprobcn nam.
lid, oas 9nuof 81 beiuden imo iid
bel Den 9efonilten bort ctEsufinoen.
un0 ans Oieiem @rlnOe batte aitrt
@oloou MID. olleiu ieinca Sreuno
@rbah gebctelL glcidiolls BON Ieincr
giwofitdtte aus 5u linen sr ltoBen, er
botte icinem Burden oud ocn glii.
trag erteilt, iiir cinen Sronf onitiaet
T77TIU1TT7T7TH71INT71IInIIIIR
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-04
Norlcr ro coNrRAcrons-

scaled bids win he received h., the
NltN Secretary of tho CITY us Copus
CHRISTI Texas until tour O'Clock y m
May a. ieif few the Improvement of
i.nwet Nnrth broadway from the North
limo ~ Peoples Strvet go tho south line
or Mann street Us she construction ~
cutame rradiue and paving with Rltu-
Nthlc pavement the prmcinni items st
which ave as foimwH
gnon eulNc Naria of excavation
sroe squarc ,nris NJ hltuuthfc pave
ment
stoo uneal teot OF concrete curN and
gutter
tlAch hid must br accompanied hy
q certified check madc pa,Rhlc to REV
Mlller NaNop ~ CORPUS Christi. far an
amount NOT lcss Than ten per ccnt oi
the amount eft thr hhi. said vhrvk Sci
be- returned unon the execution ~ ans
lVontNst 80 oash bnldcts bonds az
lother form 90 security will be accepted
ln lieu of certified CHECKS
raua, specifications anA hildius
blanks MAY be- seem cr ohtahci at %,
loOicc ~ n a stevens CltN Enrinecl
81 Corpus vhriati anl sU bids win b,
made ON the blanks provided thcrc
far
The Civ lpsCCfes she Tlaht ca re
lect any "a an Niis or te acccpt tha
one which n the oNinion of the clio
is tpr its best interest
~ wder NJ tho cHy Coprsi
, MDilluAN CITY seifetaY,
n \. SrENENS citN Fo.iuref
-eii3 Advert isvmsni
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RUGS CLEANED
lhnnU aIl
ROOM ANo HOARD

South fnuff nNtr ihs uy, addrrfs
hnR o. oarc Caller i}f
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asssSaD
IA TsFSS /:
1c Per Word
at-l'a-ae
the first issue,
lie thereafter
DISPLAY
ADVER TTSIN G

open fiat rate per inch. per column
Wide aac.
sam. sundays
htandlna display entertainments
Open rate per inch, per month. tb.Vo.
Heading Notices.
Pure reading matter zach Insertion.
per line. zoe.
Locals per line. each insertion, izc.
ContiAeiH fof large amounts ~ adj
yertising space on application 81 ihis
offica.
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MORE MEXICAN ~eREsNsAcss-

MEXICO CITY May g-rap,r mon
cy kuowa as 1nfssiUeablcs" is agair
i1eine desit in Ncxlco This H. du.
afselN 90 a resent drsrre Rhl,h pr0.
N.'ifd tnat taxes. now assesscd In na
ilonsl soid would b. heuaiter increas
~ eN an cqual ameuni ln ,pfllsiflcs
hlrs
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MIscGLLANIous MANrs

WANTED TO trade Coz s,,od inrd au-
tomnhte Va goea rsQair b a. NSnum.
AZ South Texas iumhff Co, asa
WANTED Plain sewing reasonable
pFtcpa al ala taie Alto 81 Phone gSA.
WANTED one stgam hotter. a. ~
~. Y. Must bria snOd condition. cor.
pua Christi gaN taH 1si
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POSITION wANrsp-fsMAls

WANTED Position as housckeepcr,
write iiousekcentf ieis chanNrrA
s''es'i l'hcne ssl sos
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Mn tnd Nfe tehn Kennedy Dr. Will
.l'rn0 inr Wnwri bob Ilr CIV lnru.
wuth lhrh u,N hamr Wlu nr rum
plotted
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CORPUS CHRISTI
- SOCIETY.
Miss Josnotte 0unst. Society Editor


see,ai Affairs Today
y I
ifhaN lfider Cuh Geo. meet si the
homc ot Mrs be Nlu Nccd
Musical rNuntarauaa. cupid in
iahA land" to ts givrn ti LlnYda ps-
Ni'iOn undc Tar Auspi,rs so lhr Eids
coual Nhur,,h
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Why ihn Ntil1uH ArU af WHf Es.
riained hf 81 Va Williams 30 laur
ThfHtn HHuHnf NH f'H 2 Drioch
j. m. 40 arf isune Nfafa fse abt
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HELp waNrEp--MALs.

Accents Wanted 70 canvass one vi
the best paNinr propositions on shg
gaskct call as laii winnehaeo 81
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raaNcA pooolIs cor SALE

ron SALE French poodle pupxscp.
as North Water ts6
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ClaSSifiedAd

Modern ccniHeaai apartment for fent
Phone sii laii chmpafui iei
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POSITION wANrrb- 4 M Tale

want ln de- Nnur antlrn wofk Iol
me ft Noui Hal,hn up aad ulaui ii
Tor Ncur : Wiil do an, Blind of wofk
cen Work MrSletn labof satisfactory
'an srr1N Spanish rtrfcgt. can ron
automobiles noed tnc wufig hnd must
have A. MNil ma "a ward nr caii at ili
\ Chaparral Mike illlvtiA
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pAsTuRAoG AND AAV

Good passufngc fnr Rrgc nup,brr of
cattle "a reasonable p,lee per mvnth
VIII also ecl privilege ~ cattlns hay
~ reasonable prize per ton w. :. MT.
totman. CatAlen, Texas. SIS
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MISCELLANEOUS.


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Thfatn auudnf f'a s.H pr'och
j.. m ~ aif Hfi'wne h'aia ifH' abt
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A a
AUTOS ron HlHU
= pHOHf SAL 4
QUICK BEnvtCC =
4 a
+f%4 t4$4+ ++f 80 =
iur received shInmsn, ~ nf snd
ftpfOa4 lumbtf south TrIta iumhff
Conn ans fsf
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WANTED 90 trade lot la naNvicw
Addition and pay remainder W. cash
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Arizona republican., 1917-02-11

SALESMAN AND OFFICE MAN AGER of broad experience desires To- cation in Phoenix with firm or cor poration whose standards of efficien- cy are high and which recognizes loy- atty and common sense as factors of success. Own property here and per- manently established. Box 509 Re- publican. bb
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11
Business Chances

GROCERY BUILDING and fixtures for rent Call 917 k. Roosevelt. If
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11
WERE YOU EVER OFFERED A
 GROCERY STORE2
DUR PROPOSITION IS BETTER

ULh FhUFUSIIIUN IS BEI I FIX
 Let us tell you how you can handle flour. canned goods. provisions-an entire line of Groceries, as well as paints. roofing, stock foods Automo- bile and machinery oils and greases No rent to pay. no investment in stock. Large orders taken from sam pies. Goods of guaranteed and proven quality Selling experience not neces- sary. Very profitable work for work CTS" Address. R. $. Hill, president, Hitchcock Hill Co., Chicago. Refer ence: Any bank or express company
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Arizona republican., 1917-02-11

FOR BOARD AND LODGING. healthy man will do any kind of work for healthy person in Phoenix. Ad- dress Box 4451. ReDublican hd
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11
Wanted Situation, Male

ALL AROUND MAN; ranch fore man; hotel man; merchandise sales man; thorough business man; sober
 healthy, intelligent, hustler wants work; nigh experiences: go any where. Box 544. Republican. It
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11

WANTED-Position as time keeper; mining camp preferred. Box 523 Re- publican. bb
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11
For Rent-Store and Offices

OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT-Locat- ed on one of the best cornerA in the city. See John A. Lentz, cor. Yst Ave. and Adams St If
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11

YOUNG MARRIED MAN, age 23, desires position with good concern. Experienced with typewriter, filing and general office work; good pen man; excellent references. Give me an interview. Box 543 Republican. It