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BOND LIST

SneIo-Trcnyh - .................... ISL
ktisut!c Coast Line Isl A. jbGi. ........ Sois
y I. Ill. ana \. col. 4 ,aShcd'... y
y. &. l.. cv. a. liiait!morci 'ssl;ed>. 90. 3
,,h es r-akc ard Ohio c.. t1.S ,b.n '...... I'll,
tho.a -lsaiic and OHIO g.. i-.............. AZ.
LirEctt and NycrH - th.dI.............. Sd
T.nrli,aTd ~ Ohio, ........ -............... 81
Mercantile Marine :. jaske,!p ........... So:
Seahoari air nc aci. - th.ti........ -
S-i,board Mr. line ~telnucd 4 to.it.. %
southern NEi.way = thsdl ............... aN.
Southern I:ahWa! DOL. ............... -
u. S. EcEiHtcred =, 1870. Observation-Disclosures. -
y. :. Registered Is. is!a.................. -
l.. &. Registered A., Observation-Disclosures. l0i
u. s. Panama Reg. -. i.5l.............. 50
". s. Iiteety- Loan Observation-Disclosures. es52
i. s. I..hcrtE. Loan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sI..p
=. 8. see! :. t'...::..::........:... $751;
N'i!.- Ero"n Rios. CTS. tW. VA Iasi.ed, a.
N.I.-c.r. Chemical Go. g tasncdi ...... g.
-. or. LlicM.Nn! GO. cN. Us tas.eGl -. =
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
NhOfesnle OuOto tions on y.r,.I,,n-.

NV YORK LIVE STOCk MNRKET.
NEW YORK. December lc.-Becves. no
calves. firm; reals. si3.eo6s,:ee: westerns.
s!0.h0a sl".o
sheep and lambs. steady: sheep. sItaa
ill..,: lambs. SIZE $500: culls. siSto n
Sl4p0 Hogs. trading.
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NAVAL STORES.

SANAESAii. GA. December lS--Turpen-
t hrl: ~ i?; aaies. Ito casks re-
cps ~ cas.i:i; shipments. casks; stock,
.5.Sl: c,si:s Eoain. nrni: sales Ire bar,
Ie!s receipts ltS3 barrels: shipments. none: .
s!v'h ,"i.a barrels. Quote r., u, l.. 600:
T. g: II. 6.oo16.o?;.: I. SO n 6c5: * $50:
NJ. 60 6.9o: y. 80: VIC, 80; WV. So
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days

9cl.46 ACRES OF LAND IN NEW KENT
COUNTY, VA, ADJOINING THE c.
Il o. RAILWAY. ABOUT ONE MILE
FROM LANEXA. AND ONE MILE
FROM WALKERS. BEING A PART
Or oRAPANE. DR. TURNER'S OLD
ESTATE.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

cHiCAGO. December lc-Co!m showed
iirnneSs to-day largely because of storms
interfering with the crop movement Prices
closed steady al the same yesterday,
finish to !. cent higher. with january l...ss
ana May llsas. In oats the outcome ranged
from "a cent decline to !. advance
TO 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NV FORK. December Election goods
he:e io-uiE were quieter but steady. with
i, much frmer trend on rolo-ed coods
y arms roro firm. coarse uun,oc.s being in
GOOD demand. Raw silk wa, Quiet Mems
wear and worsted goods tcndec higher
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PETERSBURG PEANUT u.nEr,r

.;S:.a!tcd ~ Rodgers. PIummey & Co. Incl
iETERSRURG VA, December ic.-Span.
isn starnters' siock). market weak At S.
Nrsin farmers s,ock,. market weak;
.anrE Jumbo. So cents per pound: eItra
prime. 81. cents per pound prime. d, cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-14

Fly virtue of a certain deed Of trust to
the undersigned trustee, dated Novem-
her &c, 1912 ana of record in the clerks
Office OF Richmond chancery Court. In
y. Il. 2la-c, page 239. default having
been made in2the payment of a portion.
of the debt secured thereby, aud being
required so to no by tho beneficiary
therein. we, shall proceed to sell AZ
punlic auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY,, DECEMBER Is, 1917,
AT o'clock l.. NJ,
tho above described property. The
dwelling is beautifully Arranged. con
tninE nine rooms. hot-water heat and
AZ the up,Locdate convcnlcnces. The
lot fronts SO feet on tho south side of
Grove Avenue by 4 depth Of 40 feet .,
inches .fofa 20-foot alley. This PROV
srt" being. situated on one OF tho city's
best avenues. and In n section that Is
enhancing in value, should at.
tract the attention Of persons wishing
q nice home or a good real. estate in
Ncstment.
+ TERMS: Cash az 10 cxpcpses Of sale,
al taxes TO day Of sale. and to nav off
the principal note OF $500 due Noyem-
Der S6.19l1 I; also three past due interest
notes OF Sl65 each. duo November rs,
,ai2. May 20. 1917. and November o6.
iHl'. with interest: balance at ono and
Two years. with interest added and &C.
cured ny deed of trust.
c. II. SUTTON.
Trustee.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

Gin. I.ou'vle e. West. 200 n. .1o:15 n
Main Line Local, ss:3o - XIX y
james River Line. 10000 a. xix "
~ .ScTS,, I:iK.. 5:I0 a, l::O0 H.. 1900 u.
. OLD Point, $3.50 a. tI?:GO ~ 1900 n
Newport News. Local, 1900 a. .s:IS n
Trains arrive '' -
from Norfolk, 'iI:lO a. .1:45 H. GAO n
). News. '0:i5 a. sos p. From West:
$40 ~. '3:a5 p. Locals. .i0:A5 a.. .7:i5 y.
james Eivcr. 1875 a.. 1910 n.
sDsiiy. tGXcept Sunday. y..
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Seaboard Air Line Railway Companv

The rrogresslve Railway Of the SOUTH
irsins leave DALI: 4. ~. Norlint Inca,.
nile S;a5 T. NJ sicepcr Jacksonyille. ST.
Atlanta, birmingham special: la:i. i. Si.,.,
siespers Jaeksonviilc. Tampa. Trains arrire
j.. NJ. $3.50 r. NJ - 49, "'o",
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Atlantic Coast Line
The t stnnd arc u, Itairoad Of the South.

Tue Stnhdard I5aiiroad Of tho South.
r.TRAiNS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
~. or fd1sida ana south: S:lj A. NJ and
:, For No re 80 q; NJ. 900 A. NJ. $500
For ). &: W. ny. West: 6:.5 A. NJ. s:5o
A. Al. 300 T.. NJ. 1885, +. ~ ' '''
For Petcrsburg: 1850 A. NJ. 6:25 A. NJ
$40 a. NJ; 300 a: NJ. $3.50 A. 81. 800
Mi t;oo T.. ~. ,t3:A5 p. NJ. 5:55 p. NJ,
n Fer Godsboro and Fayetteville: $500
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A NJ.
.;@S \, Ma Ma s;i2 A. M 9;ao, A.. NJ. -il:4o
go! J.. NJ. ;:a5 J.. NJ. 800 r NJ .'
.,E~rept SUNDAY fSunday only.
fline OF arrival and departure and CON
recuona not guaranteed
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Richmond & Petersburg
E.ectric railway
Norfolk & Western Railway

pNLy ALL-RAIL LINE TO NoRFoLK
Fon NORFOLK: $40 4. 81. $40 "A. 81,
800 l.. NJ. 1886 +. NJ. "a 90 r. NJ 49,
FOR. I.iNCHBURG AND TiIE WEST.
,,s:2;3 A ~. $50 a. NJ, 800 j.. NJ. 1915
Arrive Itichmond from Norfolk: .u..o
NJ .e;;"a p. NJ, 900 p. ". From tho
100 p ~, .6:i7 L. ~, 500 r. ~
DAILY. fDuiiy except Sunday tSunday
y. Il. BEvILL. " G sArxnrps
c. IL. Bosi.EY. y. p. a. Richmond, Va
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Nrw ,r9EK Lsgsn'Ser i..M":'a h,ii.
.L1l'.: conlmicrcsl siYty-dSy b!!li on ham,,
san: commercial sixty da% bills. 500,
n~maD6 sl.ii.. - bieS Si.,6 s-i". har silver.
i5s,: Mcaican dollars. G:'.: Eovcrnmcnt bonds.
ieav,: railroad BONDS. veal. 'r!"ie loans.
months. -. CaI money. strong ruling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-14

The above saio was advertised for
December S. 1917. but was postponed
on account of Indictment weather.
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
OF RICHMOND. VA. Trustee.
BY SUTTON 6. Co, INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-14

BY virtue OF deed OF trust, recorded
cu; Court In u. Il. IL. page s, default
having been made In the payment Of
interest and a part of the debt thereby
by the beneficiary, the undersigned
trustee will offcr for sale on the prem
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LOTION MARKETS..

NJ" WORM. l'rre'ppsr l2 -.tu CARY adj
Nsn.c ~ INC cotton narG"t was followed
y : barr reaction. ~, ;rices frmcd up
-Sair Ia the .ste tr~G!u-. win the close
Nrn ~ uct advance o, u tu :? points
'Jrc r!a'h"t Ir'n-d 0rr1 - an advance O.
= 90 It. points on at month"; except Dctober.
hica T4a . points higher. Relatively
WE '-irCrIool cables. and NOR" .avorA-
be Nte-' OF Tho ur"s were factors al
tn. ."i.5- and ah'r aoato irrcrularlt: Ia"
TnarE~t advanced on covering .>-.r month.
leo the upward movement, h"ilS iuHucaceS
b. rcinF's that - 'U!ha-Eo Ead p,-n p..tccl
.iipi'I,E;s ~ cotton 20 %c,. Yu-'; un.ii
wsrshous. conEt ZION h,d hccn ,,Iicved
.tCt'Ic detN"ri"a -rld Dru' 20 "a . fuipt ~
sro"c lasi u'i1t rt"sinS NSurcs during Tho
middle OF tAr day. but mot increased offer.
inFa - that l~yci ~Ud broke .h,ruiy dur
IT,. 'hc tY""riy ..'icT9oGG!n TIC decline w.
rear months. and cio.inS r-icca ".-c ,rI,bin
or 80 poin,a Of THO best ; fcw .ddi.
tIoial December notices yer. issued durio :
Tic morning, but scomco 10 10 irot,;,'i"
Elopred With that dc!!ycr saowinr m.
m2 iiUiOm advance for the a.,. m. IN
faNordhe weather ~ tho South i nov
S'"piDr I'D The movement aud rendering t.
lnore difficult TO -ayc lat. cotton sS,n~
further tr.4e bVy!ng "'as reported Cotton
f-h
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is. 1917.


SATURDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1917.
at II O'Clock A. NJ,
the following described real estate:
MI that certain tract or parcel Of land
situated in the County of New Kent
Va. bounded on the north by the road
leading from Providence Forge to
Diascond Bridge; on the cast by a road
sixteen tl6) feet wide. leading from
said last road to the mansion house OF
the late John u. Turner: on the south
by last said road and the land OF the
6. 6: Q. hallway Company: on tho vest
by the land now or formerly of H. B.
Walker and Alsernon Christian. and
containing 221.46 acrcs.
a plat OF said property may be seen
on application to the trustee.
TERMS: Cash as to so much OF tho
proceeds as may be necessary to pay
all costs and expenses of sale, all I'M
paid taNes on said land and the sum
Of sI,25l.5S. with interest from Feb
ruary "A, 1917; balance OH terms to bo
announced at sale. Purchaser may pay
all cash jf he SO desires.
TIE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
OF RICHMOND. VA, Trustee.
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nENnICO TRUST DEEDS.

Blandon Avenue and Condo Street. De.
cember 4. 1911; $500
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT MOST DESIRABLY LOCATED
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING.
No. 3109 GROVE AVENUE.
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NEW ORLEANS. December i3-co.,on
d f1y, .s's,cn and 5cios.a al a ne, .rsin Of
IN. the .sriy afternoon. the tone vas De-.
c!6edly steady. Low-st levels wer, reacS.S
Oft reports o: fresh vcai,n.,s IL, tina srotiy,.
ties market. and on this sag the rnarxs,
rl"on pnn, bsher o. roint lover thar
yesterdays close. The opening vas a. ;ha
;; an snd the !rspIo,e ni.ni vas carried
s.i1Ins checked ID. Upward moSemsn. estTc r.
Sn:.r ,,sson fcr ths !ely,ns appearsd TO b.
i!en from the Census Bureau to.morrow
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DOT GOTTEN. quIct: lnid9iins.

NEW I0nN. december ig-ror, move.
Total to-day 1T iii ro-t., Set r.re1n;s
i;iss bsics exports. ..Iit bales. stock.
Total :or week -Net receipts. l...li4 b.le.:
exports, 1850 bales ''
Total for s~sson-Nst receipts 100 ss2
ballet: exports. iJ:.tsi bales.
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.

Commonwealth of Virginia to J. A.
bradshaw. 43 l-2 acres upper end OF
Ii:nrico County. May %, 1917. Virtue
of land office warrants 32,172 and g.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1917-06-01

is now in training at Jefferson
Barracks in st. Louis. The
Syrians are pretty good citizens
all around. They are improving
their property and this enlist
ment shows loyalty to the flag.
reIi EN- You saw II In the Arous
On Friday evening last, just
after graduation of the High
School Class for which Miss Ora
Turner gave the class prophecy,
the prophecy began to be a
realty by the marriage of the
prophet to Mr.. Ben Brashier
The bride is the clever and capa-
BILE daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Turner and the groom is
employed on the Rock Island
Valley Train as baggage man.
The marriage was performed by
Rev. T. ]. Brickell. The happy
couple, after having spent the
past week at Hot Springs, re-
turned home this morning.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1917-06-01
AND PERSONAL
FLAG STICKERS
For Sale at Argus
\ Office

have ordered many thou
nretty Flag Stickers and
have them for sale, either
01esale or retail. Call, phone
lite.
Il, fireman of Hunter, was
I'm business this week.
,vor C. F. Greenlee attended
Nate Bar Association in Hot
g this week.
\ Allagean Crowley of
NJ is visiting her sister,
| Porter Shuts.
!, R. 7. Martin of Howell,
N here this week the guest
Is. S. C. Webber.
\ Coleman Willis Of Mem
here visiting her parents,
land Mrs. J. w. Cooper.
Is Lurah Carter of Cotton
/ was the guest of Miss
|sina Williams Sunday.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1917-06-01
Come In and See the Weber
Here Are More Big Points

YOU will be interested in looking over the hound
hub, skein and skein box construction. On the
Weber the hounds of straight-graned oak; the
front gear they OF the type, wide and roomy
the give the reach ample support turning short
They morsed and well braced with soldy welded steel
Hubs of white oak only, turned shaped and bored
accurately for the sken boxes Sken box made that
grease chamber formed solid collar keeps the oil away
from the wood of the hubs Mud and sand get into
the axle and the skens the skein boxes
That means long life and good service.
These should have Weber
you real work Come and let show you.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1917-06-01
Examination FREE.
DR.. B. F. Russell, VS..
Phone Either $50 or lse
Attention

Energetic renting farmers can
own their own homes, by pur-
chasing 40 or 30 acres out of
tract known as the "4-mile
woods" s. E. of Brinkley; $500
down on each forty, balance Z
equal annual payments. For plat
and particulars write or call on
B. H. Berger, Jonesboro, Ark.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1917-06-01
Death at Monroe

On Wednesday Wash Carter,
an aged citizen of Cypress Ridge,
died at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Tom Davis, and was buried
yesterday at White Church. He
was father of Sam. Joe and
Bud Carter of the Ridge.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1917-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Gordon OF
Holly Grove, were among the
many visitors here "wednesday.
Miss Alice Nepolsky of Mem.
phis is here visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Nepolsky.
Mrs. V. E. NSumpter had as
her guest Wednesday Mrs. J. M,
McClintock of De Walls Bluff.
Frances Jackson of Little
Rock, spent se> eral days here
the guest of Emmons Mitchell,
Miss Glenn Flora returned
home Sunday after a two weeks
vacation visit in Nashville, Tenn
Bring us your old scrap iron
and H9td. Highest price paid
at FsHels Boiler Works. IT,.
Mrs. Jas. L. Woodfin spent
Monday and Tuesday in Little
Rock visiting with her mother.
Mrs. J. P. Valentine of Can
ton, Texas. was the guest of
Mrs. H. L. D. Whitson Wednes-
day.
Miss Louise Dickinson left
Tuesday for a few days visit
with her brother at Benton,
Ark. +. M
Mr.. and Mrs, H. R. Aydelot
and son of BrasfeId were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fowler this
week.
Mrs. J. M, Haynie of Helena,
visited here this week the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Jennie
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Mitchell
of Goodwin, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. R. Jackson We'd
nesday.
Maurice Hill, a former Brink
ley boy, now with the Memphis
Bread Co.. was a Brinkley visitor
this week.
Mr., and Mrs. C. A. Witt are
visiting in St. Louis this week,
having accompanied Mr.. WIS.
mother home.
Mrs. C. F. Simmons and her
mother. Mrs. McElwee of Angus
ia, were visitors in Little Rock
yesterday.
LOST, GOLD WATCH On the
streets of Rrirkley during Elks
negents. gold watch.
with M. G. S. mopogram. Gold
chain with $3.50 gold piece at
tached. For reward notify
JAKE LAMM.
yss- ven 'sm that rsS sav Il in TIE ArgSs
Miss Kate Harder. of Newport
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
C. Huddleston. Miss Harder is
a neice of Mr.. H.
Ran McGregor was over from
Cotton Plant seeing the base
ball game Tuesday. Ran knows
and loves the sport.
Miss Alma Rose of Forrest
City, attended the Grand Ball OF
the Elks at the Hotel Rusher
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. G. Wealth
ington had as their guests on
Tuesday night, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Sudderby of Keevil.
Miss Louise Walls of Holly
Grove was n iste1sa at the
Rusher Tuesday ing come to
attic he 5 Dance.
IA. and Mrs. Sam Bunch and
children of McCrory, were visit
ors here the first Of the week
~; IN lands
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1917-06-01
VETERINARY

Am perman tly located in
Brinkley, Ark, and offer my
services to the citizens of Brink
ley and surrounding section and
respectfully solicit the patronage
of anyone needing first class Vet
Urinary. 4
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1917-06-01
Notice Of Sale

Notice is hereby given that |
will sell to highest bidder, for
cash, on Monday. June 4, 1917,
one black mare about 9 years
old, no marks owAeri unknown.
Sale will <be at City Pound at 2
p. m. 4 a. WI.
T. w. Bunch Marshal.
May %, 1917. III
Tall ,sm votI saw II In thn ArCua
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1917-06-01

Mrs. IL. n. Drown ana DrlgnC
children left Tuesday for a fort
nights visit with her sister, Mrs.
w. E. Holbrook, in Little Rock.
Mrs. Walter Brown has as her
guest her sister, Mrs. J. r.
Holden, of Newport, who came
over to attend the Elks Conven-
ton.
Mrs. j. Harold Harris and
baby of Wynne, visited here
this week the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T..
Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Cooper
and babe returned to their home
in Shamrock, La. Tuesday night
after a short visit here with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Rosen-
vweig of Lake Village, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Sal
niger this week. Mrs. R. is a
sister of Mrs. Salinger.
Roy McCreight, who is en-
ployed as electrician by the Ark
ansas Power Co. of Arkadelphia
left this afternoon after having
come home to register.
Read Road to Understand
ing, - Antony Gray and Mr..
Drifting Sees it Through" New
books at Converse's Drug Store.
Rev. G. H. Lewis, the Baptist
pastor, is happy over the arrival
of his wife and daughter from
San Antonio, Tex. They will
go to keeping house as soon as
possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jackson
and pretty babe of Hot Springs.
were guests OF Mr.. Us. aunts,
Miss Sarah Black and Mrs, H.
G. Mitchell, during the Elks
Convention here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Woodall
had as their guest during the
Elks Convention, Mrs. Gus Nash
of Jonesboro, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fowler of Stuttgart. Miss Grace
Anderson of Claren don and Paul
Mathews of Jonesboro.
Miss Irene Boyle Of Kenton,
Tenn, sister of Attorney G. Otis
Boyle is here on a visit, keeping
house for him during the alb
scence of Mrs. Boyle, who is in
Memphis at an Infirmary.
Mrs. Nellie Pike and Miss May
Fiddyment, who have been visit
ing their brother, w. G. Fiddy-
ment for the past two weeks
last Monday for a few days visit
in Memphis before returning to
their home in Lockport, Ill.
Rev. and Mrs. w. T. Thurman
of Rector, stopped off to visit
many friends in Brinkley Wed
nesday en- route home from
Arlington, Tex. where they
were present at the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Kate, on
Saturday last.
Money to Loan on Improved
Farm Land at Z percent interest.
Quick action and long time. See
J. D. Henley
w. C. Crossfield of Airport,
was in attendance at the Elks
Arizona republican., 1917-12-19

national army today and will be in- cluded in the group of selectives which will leave soon for San Francisco
Arizona republican., 1917-12-19
MOTORCYCLE CLUB
 PROMISES ACTIVITY


 Reorganization of the Phoenix Mo- torcycle club was perfected at meet Ing at the Price roOming house at 320 North Central last evening With an abundance of enthusiasm, the club has launched itself into a new era of activ- ity. and the members are determined to take their position in the vanguard of motorcycle events henceforth.
 Temporary officers for the club were elected as follows: Earl Evans, pres tdent; Earl Barnum, secretary and treasurer; Jake West, motor cop: Bob Orput, assistant motor cop. An initi- alton fee and monthly dues were es- tablished Clyde Blaine, state commis- sion for the F. A. M.. was elected to an honorary membership in the associ- ation. MT. Blaine is teller at the Phoe nix National bank
 Another meeting of the club has been called for Friday night of this week when the members will meet at the residence of Harry Snyder.
 Members present at the meeting last night were. Earl Barnum Orlow Price, Harry Snyder, Bob Orput, Harry Cran- dall, Jean Bivin Harold Bird, Jack Robinson, Everett Higgins. Jake West Stubb Evans Ralph Price and Fred Richards.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-19

small farm that could give employ ment to but a few, the laundry, the bakery, the kitchen, the shoe and tailor shops, could not wholly take up the time of the men," he said.
 The remedy is to put in machine shop where we could turn out men able to go out in the world again with something to sell. When they leave prison after serving their sentence or being paroled we give them a suit of clothes not to exceed $15 in value, s5 in cash and ticket not to exceed 30U miles
 The governor recommended that $25 be given each man as. he leaves the penal institution in order that he might have the opportunity of breathing free air and getting hold of himself before being compelled to face a not always helpful world. The increase of cash however was a legislative matter, he said
 He explained the reason of many prisoners being paroled by the law of the state which gives an indetermin- -te sentence. If a prisoner has a rec lrd of good department he has reason 70 expect the minimum sentence.
 'I have now 50 letters on my desk from men who have served the mini mum sentence and asking for a parole for q Christmas present. While Mexi- cans predOminate in numbers in the last report submitted to the governor l32 white mon were behind the bars of the state prison. Negroes. Indians Chinese and Japanese are among the convicts. According to the statistics GO per cent of those convicted under the age of 25 who have lived in the state over 10 years have been inmates of the reform school.
 z" Attributing the number of murders | during the last year to the unrest il | the world today the speaker cited how 1 the different counties stooc in the mat | ter of crime-Apache being the onl, county not represented at Florence. ] The governor spoke a few words O ] the educational institutions which h. | stated was subject in itself
 They have certainly buiIded men ou
 of their small enrolment at the Uni
 verslty of Arizona. It has given IA
 men into service, v of whom have re
 ceived commissions,' concluded Gov
 ernor Campbell.