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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-17
Mrs. Horace Williams

PLAINS = Mrs. Horace Williams
passed away Saturday afternoon. Fun
eral services Wednesday at 10 A. NJ,
at her late home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-17

DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Rowe. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas S. Gibbons. returned
home Monday night from a ten days
automobile trip through the Mohawk
Valley. upper New York state. YER
mont. New Hampshire. Montreal and
Quebec. They report Z grand time.
They travelled 100 miles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-17

Marjorie Anderson Of Eastern avenue
left Sunday night for Portland for a
two weeks visit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-17
WINTHROP

81 Rose Hallett. who has been
ne guest Of her sister. Mrs C. s.
T,vo and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Y Ha1ett Of Readfield. returned to
Portland Thursday. accompanied by
BE- r..c Miss Harriet Towle. for a
vtss ,isi'
tpri~a was given Carroll Towle
Tr1a. afternoon on his 10th birthday.
wesr a eompany Of his young friends
arrived The afternoon was passed by
ra,rg croquet for prizes. Miss Pear
San md CLAYTON Kinds won the prizes.
~. Trarsnn's was n tiny glass coal
N.t , souvenir Of Augusta, and Mr..
V.r7e iacknifc. fine supper was
served hv Mrs. Towle. The birthday
aN untained thimble. which Ralph
r... found. \ neck tie clasp was
Ct.'uu Kinds hnd, Miss Anna Neal
-.,ent pun Carroll was presented
n. military brushes by Miss Pearson
g. he company. a very enjoyable
Or aston.
Tho friends in Winthrop Of Mr.. and
NJ, f. Jones OF Stratton extend SYM
fa'tt ~ them IN the loss of their old
t.' SON Guy Jones. of Stratton.
oaptatn C. T.. Hewitt Mr.. and Mrs.
q B. Shorhurne and daughter Marian
of Iachmond and Mr., and Mrs. Au-
g,.'us Preble and Mr. Williams Of At
'.,oro Mass. were callers sunday at
HuokSide
Nr ana Mrs John Titus of south
ta,s and Mr.. and Mrs RobN and
rrandson Of Monmouth were calling al
ldlc wilde and Brookside sunday.
Mr. Port - Wayne passed the dinner
hour FRIDAY win Il. II. Thomas.
Miss WINNIE BriRgs. a teacher in
.lghusotls.. rs passing the summer
With her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Riggs.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Winterbottom
AMI son Albert and daughter Dorothy
Anna came SUNDAY from their home
Nm Roslindalc. Mass. and passed sun
da, nigh, with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sto,cns. going to their farm home on
Monday, where they will pass few
vtcks' vacation.
IS business meeting of the Congre-
gl'uual church Will be held Wednes-
a.. avcning. July rs. Very important
ta9n.ss is 10 come before this meet
!rr ana a large attendance is desired.
Aspices Of the Winthrop Service Unit
WI DE- given by Mrs. Lottie Edwards
Yorke. reader. with Miss Hazel Peck
PIANIST and Mrs. Guy Healey soloist.
with Mrs Karl Sturgis at the piano.
Tho hostesses at this silver tea will
b. Mrs Trust. Mrs. F'oss. Mrs. Towle,
Miss Donovan and Miss ellison.
Freeman Collins. who has been run
rig market In Brockton since leav-
.ag Winthrop q year ago, has sold his
tas.rcss out and is at his home in this
,'Vr
Mrs Nellie Maxwell with her daugh-
ter Ida is the guest Of her daughter.
Mrs ora Maxim
4 q Brown. manager Of Hoods milk
ga is taking y two weeks vacation.
Go 'rce Cooling OF Waldoboro, formerly
q NNhrap is looking after matters
r'h. rla'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-17

p''rol boats of the Bar Harbor
Won .arrv in addition to arms ana
.-phrnts quite an assortment OF
,'Nes Ss follows: Content. Cherokee,
md weso.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-17
MONMOUTH.
Alexander GRAY

News has been received of the death
of Alexander Gray of Pueblo, Colora
do. He was formerly a resident of
Monmouth, where he was contractor
and builder. HE leaves wife and two
sons and two daughters in the West;
also two sisters in Monmouth, Mrs.
Gilbert Cullinan and Mrs. John Dru
gan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-17

CENTER Miss Wnnfred Briggs has
r-'. M.,.r from Massachusetts, and
g.-. -. a.uu,r vacation at her
lore "a" stanley road,
'-e nara't Johnston Camp is pass
ia st7r' ,acation with her sister, Mrs.
HsN'y Mrs Caiap IS now stationed
= Fo0 where she has position in
o. '..ar school
Ht7' r-" Ellington is visiting mis-
-. 'r Mrs Ella wilkins
N'' trN.e e. Little of Augusta was
O. 2 s.' Mon las OF Mrs. George sleeper
N-' r Woodman Mrs. n, j. Bailey
" N" W Pukham and Mrs Henri
'N oo'ored 10 Portland. where
.. '.c DAY with relatives and
tt.r-
W. Mrs Maurice n Jones and
"''f e-'e- Reatrice are guests Of Miss
bsN ~
there will Re a social n
.1au leo cream and cake
N. q, the different classes OF
hoN There will he music
rir~ and MI who attend are re-
''''e heartily IN the singing
r"vst,es
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02

1ss- 721 J. p. Smith. 225 East
Front street.
i64-1419 ]. II. Rochester. SOS Now
Castle avenue.
is5-2sso J. F. Kane. SAG French
street.
166-- 7S6 IT. r. Hernendez, 3S1 East
Second street
167-1549 Ed. Cochmon, 8 Lord
street.
16S-i476 ]. W. Herman. 2O3 East
Fifth street.
169- ESQ Tom Rogers, 241 Tatnall
street.
170-23s2 F. Bolivar. zoe King
street.
171-i292 NJ Kezeon, 6 Head
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02
CocOanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

II you want to keep your hair in good
condition. be careful what you wash Il with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos con.
lAln too much alkai. This dries the scalp.
makes the hair brittle. and is very harmful.
Just plain mulsihed cocosnut oil (Which IS
pure and entirely gresseiess) is much better
than the most expensive soap or anything
else you can use for shampooing. as this
can't possibly iniure the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with water and
rub Il in. Or or two teaspoonfuIs win
make an abuu anee Of rich creamy iather.
and oleanses hair and scalp thoroughly =.
The lather T ses out easily, and removes
every particle Of dust dirt dandrun and ex.
cessive oil. The hair dries quickly and
evenly. and It leaves It fine and silky, bright,
fluffy and easy TO manage.
You can get mulsifed coeoanut oil at most
my drug store. It is very cheap. and a
few ounces is enough to last everyone in the
Amily for months.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02
ODD DINING CHAIRS

We have about seventy-fve pat
terms of dining chairs in golden oak,
fumed oak and mahogany and IN
genuine leather seats.
There are but one, two or three
of each pattern; in some cases, how
ever, there are complete sets. These
chairs are marked exactly half and
priced this way: $500 now S1.5O;
$500 now $500; $500 now $500;
$1,000 now $500.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02

street.
i72-s7so l. Truitt. 100 Walnut
street
i73- 972 A. johnson. SIT Button
wood street
ia ess r. Cornish. 44f Button
wood street.
u.s. Tb7 s. Monovela, 28t Poplar
street.
17e- s66 J. Handy. iii p street.
III Sos w Logan, go East Third
street
17s-22s0 W. b. Mccoy 100 East
Seventh street.
i79-2456 q. Saunders. s44 Wilson
street
1870 $50 3. Mattio, 200 Tatnal
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02

street.
ds1-70so F. T. Jeicro. SIT East
Fifth street.
1872 s7s c. Muth. Ill shipley
street
fs8-15e0 J. Lawrence. 41s French
street.
49, b42 @. p. Thompson, Shellpot
Camp, or Gen. Delivery
1sb-2107 =. Kosinslkl. $50 East
Sixth street.
1871 1914 W. A. Russell, Ala West
Third street.
1877 STA NJ. Dyjmswiki. Robinson
street.
1873 552 Frank Brown. 12b King
street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02

street.
s7-2756 W. ]. slemons, 1882 VIII
son street.
ss-1O45 T. Kolody. sos South
Head street.
ss-10s1 n Smith. SIT Buttonwood
street.
1OO-1TO5 L. d. Smith. 400 Poplar
street.
1o1-13si w. swezick, 1ssS Jobdell
street
102-1s85 j. Saclon, 500 East
Fourth street
103- 4g7 G.. n. williams, East
Fourth street.
1O4-i282 J. Lozier. 1900 Apple 81.
105-i823 +. WojnLcz, 1884 Peach
street.
1O6-1S47 c. W. Brioe. 40s Lombard
street.
iO7- 7e7 NJ. Kogut. zoo Poplar st.
1Os- 40 A. Poulos, sis Tatnall st.
100000 c. Harris. 1915 Wilson
street.
t10-1586 +. r. Hin, East Fourth
street.
11t-1922 W Przywara, 426 Spruce
street.
112-2952 j. r. wilkins. caro- Alex
Y. Hanna. tug regis
tered in philadelphia.
11S-17z3 J. L. Warren, 4i2 East
Fourth street.
it4-28os II. White. ITO French
street.
115-1779 II. T. williams. Ala East
Fourth street
116-1236 D. Hnatow, 1908 Lobdell
street.
117-2247 +. c. Gordy, 7OS French
street.
11S-20i1 J. c. spaeth. 5i1 Spruce
street.
11s- 4s2 L. ID. Human. 414 West
Front street.
120-271g G.. A. Sarris, 1901 King
street.
121-29e2 S. Moneh. 420 West
Front street.
122- IS NJ b. Hyland. 400 Tat
nall street.
1873 $50 G. Z. Reed. ioi Poplar
street
124-s27 p Rossltti. EOS Poplar ST.
I25-2s6s W. II. Davis. 21O East
Fourteenth street
Cedars, Brandywine
Springs Park
126-14s4 W. +. Riess. eos East
Fifth street.
127- 7s9 A. Gwaneni. 211 Poplar
street
12S-1751 NJ. Silver. 4s1 East Third
street
129- COL +. A. Blair. 206 French
street, 40 Upland street,
Chester, Pa.
iSo-1s22 Max Gabriel, 1o7 Clay
mont street.
1Si-114e NJ. Lososda. s14 Towns
end street.
Is2-11Os r. r. Hodges 400 Towns
end street.
1ss-2s1s ]. Mayopoulos. 72o French
street
1S4-1Ss5 H. J. Grant, S19 New Cas-
tie avenue.
1S5-2479 ]. ]. Rogers, 10 French
street.
1885, SOC James Nigro, zoe Poplar
street.
1877 1872 W. S. Adams. sos Tatnail
street.
13s-1771 W. W. Scully. AIS East
Sixth street.
1Ss- 51S Israel Barber. lot Kine
street.
40 4e Troy Clear. s1o Yves
Fourth street.
141-1O2O c. Boardley. 1919 A stree
142-1651 NJ. c. Lynch, s12 Eas
Fourth street
$4,000 ]. Brown. $40 Townsen
street.
! Il
Wharf.
| 146-2441 r. L Wilmore. 81
French street
146-2Tls ID. Speakman. 1891 Wal
nut street.
147-z6zs W. a. Brinkley, 925 Wal
nut street.
/ 14s-16S6 r. w. WINS, S18 Yves
Fourth street.
14s- 2SS N. T. Morgan, 402 Yves
Third street.
150-2O66 T. johnson. 71s East Fifth
street. Chadd's Ford
Del Co., Pa.
/ 151-144i ]. Edenick, COZ Clay
mont street.
l152- 1T r. d. Dabney. All Orang'
street
15s-23S0 ]. c. Gilmore. s07 French
street.
1b4- 602 J. ]. Reecigno. 21s Wal
nut street.
155-2675 E. A. Kyle. 1920 Marke
street.
156- 500 r. S. Ganga, 21S Yves
Front street.
157-2233 W. L. Tydings, 60
French street.
15s- rs G. A. Shuman. SIS Mar
ket street.
| 15e-1S1s p. Horgan, 40s Pine stree
100 772 A. Konanczuk, 100 Pop
lar street.
161-1456 z. l. Klingler. $40 Mar
ket street.
162-2s3s L. simms. 1913 Wilso
street
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02
SUMNER FURNITURE

You can save twenty per cent. on
Porch Chairs and Rockers. And we
have reduced the balance of the Chill
nese Sea Grass Furniture twenty per
cent. It will be impossible to OBJ
tain this furniture next season and
it is wise to buy now.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02

walnut bGetr
224-2s15 David johnson. sss East
Thirteenth street.
225-a2oa Arthur Macklin, TOT King
street.
22s-12ss David Cioma, 1eoS Lob
dell street.
227-. 4b2 Dominick Mazza, 4o2
West Second street.
2as- ass Nicholas bastard, 2lO
west Fourth street
22e-1S4s Fritz Heidenreich, 7OT
East Fourth street.
2ao- BsO Lloyd w CAN'T, iQs East
Second street.
al 500 Joseph Kozoski, $40 East
Third street.
2s2-2b7o Herman +. Armstrong,
ar East Tenth street
2ss-iit4 John Baran. s21 Town
send street.
234-2S26 Walter ]. Lyons. Is East
Fourteenth street.
285-2sO7 zerah- Horsey. si5 Eas;
Ninth street.
2s6-2478 william b. Yeoman, Gem
eral Delivery.
237-i47O Isadore KEEL. 405 King
street.
ess- CAS- Frank J. Polster, rs
Walnut street.
2so-2185 George II. Fischer. 822
East Seventh street.
240-2622 David Perkins, e12
French street
241- 21s Joseph Hopkins, All
West Second street.
242- GO Andray sargeanias. 22s
Walnut street.
24S-lss4 John Orban. 1879 Lobdeil
street.
ga $50 Louis Harrison. 1f9 Kins
street.
s45-le11 Morris Leiborwitz. s25
East Fourth street.
24e- 574 Sam Ciraclo. 21s King
street
247-277s Walter Trent. 800 East
Thirteenth street
24s- 31-Winiam W. Melvin, sol
West street
24s-1432 Benedetto ftatuiani. 622
Claymont street
25O-1727 Charles A. Roxburg, 415
East Third street.
251-2041 Charles Price. SOC Eas,
Fifth street.
252-2S17 Frank zimi, 1914 Walnut
street.
zBs-274O Harry p Lyons. 211 East
254- es1 John Saunders. Taylor'i
avenue.
255-1s4s Bendict Zuinn, Al.
Spruce street.
25e-2662 Robert Neal Artman
1894 Market street.
257-157o John Aslandis. 412 Wal
nut street.
25s-2ss4 Clarence o. Deakyne
1908 Walnut street.
25s-2ss5 John ]. Baker. 212 Eas
Fourteenth street.
260-1s17 Elwood wilhelm, SOi
Lombard street.
261-2577 Patrick j. Harris. 1901
French street.
262- TO Alex. Krenchaki, 323 Eas
Second street.
26S- $50 Daniel Febbo. 204 Poplai
street, Hockessin, Del.
care Ben Hicks.
! 264-207s Edward Bunion, 51l
Lord street
265-r SIT Paurone salnature, FL
Poplar street.
2e6-z119 Eugene W. Hurlock. 10,
Poplar street.
2o7- $50 Edward Armstrong, 81,
King street
| 2eS- TAO Mehalis Paomostithes, 10
Poplar street
] z6s-z26s Joseph A. Long, so
French street.
i 2TO-s5sz Charles Bantum, 90
Wilson street.
271-37BS James II. Sewell. III
Walnut street.
272-1s6s Charles W. Shannon. Fl
West Fifth street.
27s-150s c. Lee Weigie, sos KIN
street
! 274-121i Wilbert Croes, No.
Bridge.
! 27B- 525 Joseph A. Latta, IL
Market street.
276-1417 william p. Finerty, 40
Heald street.
27s-2Os4 f. Herbert Burton, so
East Sixth street.
277-iB74 william McLacklen, 20
East Fifth street.
| 27e-2434 Matthew Gibson, 50
French street.
/ 2sO- 760 Stanley Wisznieski, 81
East Second street.
ISL iss Edward S. Harger. 21
West street
ESQ Sc John Thomas Lyons, 80
West Fifth street.
Men drawn in Division No. 4, VIII
are 70 appear for examination Tues
day and whose names should hav
appeared yesterday morning with tn
other men who are to appear o
Tuesday are as follows;
DIVISION NO. 4.
Ordered TO Appear Next Tuesday.
order Serial Name. Addres
No. No.
95-2725 V. Chakasbanian, 121
King street.
y 9e-27S3 B. williams. 1112 Frenc
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02

Nowhere is the opportunity to shown better than
in department prices
your selections while stock nbroken
Administer Rugs makers smith S Sanford
Carpet Company here in all sizes
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02
There Are Some Wonderful Values
For the Early Buyers in This
August Sale

Many pieces on our floors are marked at sharp
duCtions.
These are pieces that cannot be matched and are
priced unusually low for quick selling.
And we cannot obtain more of these particular
pieces and they must be delivered Immediately.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-02

Men drawn in Division No. 4, who
are TO appear for examination Tues
day and whose names should have
appeared yesterday morning with the
other men who are to appear on
Tuesday are as follows;
DIVISION NO. 4.
Ordered TO Appear Next Tuesday.
order Serial Name Address
No. No.
s5-2725 V. Chakasbanian, 1916
King street.
s6-27ss b. williams. 1112 French
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-26
SIXTH ANNUAL MEET ING FARMERS MUTUAL
 FIRE INSURANCE co.

The sixth annual meeting of the Farmers Mutual Fire h. surance Company of White County, Arkansas was held on September 22, 1917, in Beals Hall, a very large part of the membership attending.
 A. M. Kittler and R. F. Gray were reelected by exclamation. The Board organized with A. M. Kittler, president; w. c. Hotop, vice president; R. F. Gray, Sec retary- treasurer, ". T. Hender- son and Will Leasure, directors.
 The secretary's report shows that there is now a membership of PIT, with the total insurance in force of $260,000. Five losses were paid during the year, a. mounting to $546.75; leaving a balance in the reserve fund of $S16.38.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-26
CHASING OF COTTON
 BY EXPERT GRADER
Many Farmers Are Taking Ad- vantage of Government
 Experts Work.

Many farmers are taking ad- vantage af the cotton classer furnished by the government to work in conjunction with the State Department of Mines, Man. ufactures and Agriculture, un- der the provisions of the ware house law passed by the 1917 legislature, and many more would take advantage of it if they knew just how much they might be benefited by it, accord ing to Commissioner John H. Page.
 Commissioner Page says that in 1913-14 the government took 39,000 samples of cotton thru the cotton belt and made reports on the prices received. In many cases identically the same cotton sold on the streets the same day at widely divergent prices.
 The farmers cannot expect to get the prices they ought to get unless the cotton is sold accord ing to grade and often not then unless they know what that grade is.
 Samples of cotton are being re ceived in large numbers now by the department and are being classed by the government ex- pert and returned as rapidly as received.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-26

c. Vincent, Higginson; 2591- John M. E. Price, Higginson; 856-Lloyd V. McCosh, Letona;
 1346-W. c. Good, c. Kensett; 2835-M. H. Rogers, Garner; 2053-J. M. Holleman, Rose Bud 2051-Lonnie Davis Sidon; 576 Jesse Lawrence Strickland, Searcy; 2023-W. J. Mccall, Si- don; 2566-Richard Morris, Den mark; 1966-Thomas L. Baney, Beebe; 1808-Grover H. Kloss, Beebe; 1677-Claude Eden, Bald Knob; 1783-Francis Padgett, Beebe; 642-George A. Stark, Searcy; 1639-Frank E. Roetz- el, Russell; 222-Homer C.. Gris- som, Judsonia; 2364-Burl Ben- ton, Floyd; 906-Wilber Baker, c. West Point; 1337-Arthur Bailey, Kensett; 2406-H. R. Rudolph, Beebe; 297-James T. Brown, Judsonia; 321-David F. Bailey, Griffithville; 1628-Er- nie Womack, Russell; 2853- Wm. Johnson, Bald Knob; 2559 Goad, Denmark; 1866 1425-John Bradney, Pangburn;
 1002-Lonnie Chumley, McRae; 1101-Alva J. Meat, Worden; 9746Joseph Soloman, c. West Point; 1698-Herman M. Alton, Bald Knob; 320-Ermel L. Cher ry, Judsonia; 1010-F. J. Daven- port, McRae; 1S57-George c. Carrigan, Beebe; 65-E. A.Col- lins, Armstrong Springs; 1919- Harlow Foreman, ElPaso; 2476 Wood, Step Rock 1889 Il. P. Speicher, Kensett; S14- Gran J. Vaughan, Pangburn; 1175-Roy E. Williams, Bald Knob; 738-Clifton B. Plant,
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-26
FIRST BALE OF 1917
 CINNED SATURDAY First Bale of Season Marketed Here on September 22.
 Brings $110.24.

The first bale of the 1917 cot ton crop was ginned last Sat- urday, Sept. 22. This bale was considerably later than the first bale of last year which was brought in on August 18th.
 It was brought in by Jacob Schmidt and was bought by AL bert Glover for 22c a pound. The bale weighed 502 pounds and brought S110.24.
 The second bale was of the Harrison long staple variety and was brought in by A. H. Brack- cit. It weighed 575 pounds and was purchased by w. c. North at 25c a pound or S143.75 for the bale.
 Several other bales have been brought in and have sold for about 22c a pound. The market on cotton seed is S55 a ton.
 Owing to the dry weather the staple is not running as long this year as in the past.
 W. c. North and Albert Glow CT are buying cotton again this year and we feel confident in stat ing that the top price for cotton will be obtainable in Judsonia and this will be the growers best selling place.
 w. c. North has established hisAcotton yard on his property, formerly the Dr. Eastland prop erty and MT. H. Yates will have charge of the buying of cotton and cotton seed.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-26
SEVEN RULES FOR SUC-
 CESS WITH WHEAT

1. PloW early. Give the land two months to settle before sow ing, where possible.
 2. Compact the late plowed land with roller and harrow.
 3. Don't blow after a cultiva- ted crop. Prepare such land with disc and harrow.
 4. Makes the seed bed a fit place for the seed.
 5. Sow with drill, sound, plump, clean seed of adapted va riety.
 6. Prevent losses from smut by treating infected seed with formaldehyde.
 7. Make the soil fertile with manure orsfertilizer applied ju- diciously where needed. Pro gressive Farmer.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-26
ADDITIONAL MEN FOR
 MILITARY SERVICE
Additional List of Men Certi- fled for Service by the
 District Board.

We publish below an addition al list of men who have been ac- cepted by the District Board, and have been certified by the District Board to the Local Board, as now subject to call.
 341-Otis s. Couples, Griffith vile.
 601-Jim Cox, Searcy.
 1732-A. w. Shepherd, Sidon. 1679-R. M. Elmer, Russell. 1572-David F. Troxell, Rose Bud.
 -Wm. H. Edwards, Jud- sonia.
 1548-Leo D. Martin, Rose Bud.
 2549-Andrew w. Dial, Doyle vile.
 1331-James A. Henderson, West Point.
 18-Harry Davis, Judsonia. 2479-J. s. Watkins, Step Rock.
 77O1Andrew Goad, Bradford. 1351-B. A. Hill, Rose Bud.
 2414-Sidney R. Quattlebaum Floyd.
 2558-Grant E. Fuller, Den mark.
 868-Arthur Allen, Pangburn. 1395-Monroe Barnes, Ken sett.
 Robt. w. Thompson, Bald Knob.
 2195-Robert l.. Arnold, Scar cy.
 The following is list of men who were examined by the local board on Sept. 10, II, 12, 13,who were not exempted or discharg- ed, and have been certified to the District Board, as having been accepted for military duty.
 360-Otis Matthews, Griffith vile; 1657-Robt. L. Hampton, Russell; 2055-Ollie Lawrnce, Letona; 1217-Chas. E. Scott,c.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-26

Bald Knob; 488-Herbert For rest, Searcy; 2101-Sred L. Var
 ner, Rose Bud; 704-John M. Webb, Searcy; 1S96-Franklin
 A. Russell, ElPaso; 356-Joseph
 M. Kirkland, Griffithville; 1067 Elmer K. Roberson, McRae; 2590-A. Lindsey Pence, Walker 2082-John A. Stice, Beebe;
 2116-Cleveland Phipps, Arm Strong Springs; 128-George H. Morris, Judsonia; 2012-Erwin Behmyer, Bald Knob; 697-G. c. Maddox, Searcy; 805-Henry M. Williame, Pangburn; H. Henry Hubach, Judsonia; 1877 -F. P. Scruggs, Beebe; 2303- Charlie Freeman c. Rosedale, Miss; 363-Dolphus Nuckells, Griffithville; 2421-J. o. String fellow, Floyd; 1287-Mirtus L. Owen,c. Bald Knob; 1142-Dock White, Bald Knob; 2439-W. A. Coke, Step Rock; 6-Henry Clay Jones, Judsonia; 2653-W. A.Mc Clard, McRae; 2765-John Low cry, c. Mt. Vernon; 664-Leon L. Head, Armstrong Springs; 93 M. A. Brooks, Judsonia; 1448 E. A. Howell, Clay; 1722-R. Witt Oliver, Searcy; 957-John Perna, West Point; 2833-H. l.. Quillen, Garner; 1744-Thomas H. Warren, Beebe; 2462-J. c. Runyan, Roosevlt; 1595-Lon Harrison, Beebe; 2796-James A. Williams, Higginson; 103-G. w. Pierce, Judsonia; 2752-Ben A. DuPriest, c. Mt. Vernon 1912 Homer Lea, ElPaso; 1102-J. E. O'Brien, Russell; 1625-Alta F. Wood, Russell; 556-OliverH. Angel, Searcy; 1281-Charles F. Eddleman, Bald Knob; .717-W. c. Whitley, Bradford; 199- John Louis Miller, Judsonia; 388 -J. B. Blount, Searcy; 1423- Jessie c. Bradney, Pangburn 2458-A. l.. Martin, Pleasant Plains; 775-Marion Free, Brad i Ford; 608-Jas. E. Williamson, Searcy; 2502-Wm. E. Medlin, ElPaso; 519-Thos. Johnson, c. Searcy; 1730-Wilbur Sherrod, Searcy; 25-Alva c. Sanford, Judsonia; 392-Clarence L. Black, Searcy; 20S1-Henry H. Robertson, Beebe; 889-W. c. Allen, Pangburn; 3S3-Geo. H. Walden, Griffithville; 2186-O.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-26
BOY KILLED BY TRAIN

Bald Knob, Sept. 22.-Conan Wilcox, aged IA, was killed yes terday in the local switching yards by a freight train. The boy was trying to cross the tracks when he was run down by the train.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-26

Bradford; 2652-Lee J. Meyers, Byalia, Miss. ;1751-Carner Will liams, Beebe; 1715-O. L. Ed wards, Drumright, Okla.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-26
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