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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-16

p1IIy.
 Mrs. c. c. Piper and little son, liar ry, returned yesterday afternoon from Little Rock, where they spent the last week with relatives.
 Misses Selma Omcirk and Jessie Reed of East Sixth avenue left Fri day afternoon for St. Louis, where they will be the guests of friends for several days.
 A meeting of the Jefferson County 'Woman's4 Suffrage Central committee will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the chamber of commerce, for the transaction of business. Mrs G. B. Lytle has been visiting friends in Wabbaseka and will return today. .i '; - - x Miss. Margaret Mcintyre will leave tomorrow for Nashville, Tenn, where she will enter the Ward-Belmont col lege.
 Miss Bessie Mae Higginbotham left during the week for Hot Springs for g visit of three weeks. :; 4 +N -*-
 Mrs. c. P. Hamlin of Fayetteville, is visiting Mrs. Miles.
 x $--*-
 Dr. and Mrs. O. G. Blackwell have returned and are at home in South Olive street.
 Mrs. E.. B. Houston. and daughter, Miss Julia Houston, and Houston Martin, son of Mir. and Mrs. Neal Mar tin, returned yesterday from Denver. and other Colorado points where they spent the summer. Miss Marjorie Lombard of Lake Farm will attend the University of Arkansas this year.
 Miss Ida ae Gillespie left this morn ing for Little Rock to enter college. She was accompanied by her father, c. G. Gillespie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-16
Goolsby- -YaneyWeddin Yesterday Afternoon. .

Shaw Goolsby and Miss Ople Yaney were married yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the parsonage of the Carr Memorial Methodist church, by Rev. w. Leander Evans, pastor. The bride was attended by her aunt, Mrs. May Yaney, of 813 East Nebraska street. MT. Goolsby is connected with the machine operator, while his bride has been employed as an operator by the Southwestern Bell Telephone com pany.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
LOCAL MARKET
MORE ACTIVE
Opens AZ Fridays Close With
Fairly Busy Session During
First Hour
81 O'HARA, FERRIS & CO.

BY O'HARA, FERRIS g. CO.
The local stock market opened
Saturday morning al aboui FRIDAY
close, With fairly active trading Of
Wst hour
The market appears % he In -
position thar would readily respou
70 any favorable developments
most stocks AZ this time are SHOW
Ing tremendous earnings. upoa
which could be built the foundation
for strong bun movement HoG
ever things az Washington are too
unsettled. and The public mind m
dor tho stress % present circum
stances IS IN such chaneeable no
t'ude. that q ia diflcuit 70 fores o.
the immediate future in the stock
market
The past week has been inclined
20 be one Of optimism. and stool
generally closed az higher leve.-
than AZ the close OF the previou
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
Produce

The interesting feature IN the pro-
duce market t1 consumers che pa Q
week has been the steady decline %
butter aut .are TO- Tho 'utfer ca o.
the weakness has been due 70 very
heavy receipts and the fuct thAr-FT7T
uga buyers have NOT boon doing
much because ~ tha hIgh' level ~
prices IN butter the weakness ts
due % an Indifferent demand and the
fact tlat the sea- SON ~ production is
Just ahead Poultry has cienued up
better than was expected and goes
over the week steady ~ erm in tome.
stocks Of veal calves and dressed
hogs are we'll cleaned up and the
market IS steady
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
CURB COPPER srnCKs
Gorton EXCHANGE treasurer

Louis G Gorton, formerly president
of the Detroit Stock Exchange and
member o. the board of governors.
Friday was elected treasurer to sue
coed Emmett Sprague. who resigned
having retired from the brokerage
business
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

week With the signing OF the drait
bin by the president We expect 20
see fairs take course that
VIII then create a direct trend i'm
thc STOCK market
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

nrsts. a8hc current rscsfpts. g2M
per dnz Receipts Friday, Also r2ee}.
York. stc domestic Swisa - nG4t
ported swiss 50 o ete brick ereatu.
tlc. limbuTger. lib. 1S4ot IN
ZINC. long horns. 1Bo; daisies. TIC
d21Xc 10.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

Inthe annual meeting of the stock
holders OF The Miles Theatpr com.
PAM reports on the theater's earn
inrs showed them 10 BE- big I'M
crease over The previous year Off
GERS and directors were am reelected
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

Buttcr-f.vtra creamery $50 10:
creamery nrsts. 7sc dairy. s3c 10.
packing stock eGc per 10
ERgs--Fresh receipts 10 new cases.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

Detroit Hank Cleartngs
Detroit bank cioarinWn for Saturn
day were fb.7i6O0753 Total clear
ings Tor f9iT % date are teeSIIe!
Qol0S. as against fs7l. .tes.ef 10
the correspondinE period Ia 1915
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

" WIS department ad
FeFuns faker
n promises under the Of II
experiences with advertisers
dollars goods"
Saverters II does
oone IN The Tines u win print the applicable
e integrity Of advertising
9aY signed letters giving the writer's
considered The
Nohrror The Times, Detroit,
Can YOU ptv. ne ,.~ .,...,.. - , DETROIT Mich
r'rrps company motto"
Kindly give me opron of De stock tsru
,p,.,s. ,r,,.o,, - 49,,
The above AdMirror
mas received concerning urpp Springs"
i'Iplaf owned holding
." 'ss Nnsats bur which controlled Boy peroi. capital
nuential men
The mines located Dripping posuc
& COPPER ana other valuable metals shipments being
81
ony about 10000 shares o market The price
OF this VIII adtar after TIeFday
uns were compiled bv Michigan
mining enEnc We'll known turnout The United
states governmental officials
The Michigan approved tho stock sale in pr,
pms Springs some time aud holds shares Of
Dripping Springs be investment
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

Wolverine 100 az ~
Amer State bank-i0 a. t6e. 10 az
ITO.
Total sales. i.eg6 l-8 shares
The following nTms are privileged
Co execute orders on the exchange.
W u Moss 4 Co. Carlyle = fsKnh
Geo. NJ. West 3 Co.. r., g. MacCIlne
Co. ~ W, Noble & Co. %. n. ssv-
RIM Lynch a Co. " A ffs~ 10 a
Co. VIM A Neer q Co. st4ciuir a
eouis Emmet !. spraEuo. WIN. ~.
s stool "a Co Rs sl5o@ ST nh =
%. W r. Reilly a. Co. Matthew
Elun A. W. Wallace q Co. Levin q
GoTton
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

s shs5 4Ft 81 So g" Sss 2 r.
sloss- Sheffield 40 40 - ~
South. Pee. st% stK s4h 49,
south. hy....,. 7s& rs 2S IS
stadoo Ak c. So Sss sse So
Tenn Copper II ~ 16N J6.
Texas Co ....z0s 2IOB4 20s eos
Tobacco Prod. So 81 b2L 5i
Union 3D. & p. itN llss ia 'lis
Union Pac. ...l51 a 1873 1891 1885,.
Unit Alloy f3N RT. a. f8s
Unit Gig strslo0 100 ssa esf.
United FrIit..l34 1875 18f t24a
y $ Rubber. On 61s 81
$ Steel s.li5h IlGN li64 1875
r, 10 pfd ,.its% iis& iIsA ils4
" q Ind. Al lO0 1lOla 1891 llUi3
Utah Copper..lIblA 1l7A ma its
Viz Car Chem. a 60 "a ~
DO, pfd. no 40 40 10
wabash ..-. IN TX lie. li4
10. pfd a 40 ~ Asa asa,
10. ptd H. 25 rs 24s, "a
Westinghouse. 4gH 9G asa 80
WHY'S over 30is 20A S0b so
Wilson Pa pax i5a 7sz IS Is
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
New York Stocks

ls by Iforupiower 4 Weeks.
open liigh Low Close
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

would easily absorb the IS. oOo 600
Just pr ia I'd oy To, IL NsJa lars
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
Boston Copper Stocks

by HorubIower = Weeks.
Pr. IS open High Low cte~s
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

g-od Ire failo'rinf 'slssrss. subisS< &c ~ isf@s
.. saSk Aassof. wt.ah are hsrsbY s<rsed %
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

:. s:s s ss a. ssss7 7o77 Arr IS an OF
A124cH so MI Los Angeles Cal. "a
G H. Gowman 2o3 Farwe11 Bldg, Detroit, m0h
Joint letter Joe-gaters today saying, just struck
good ore Dripping Springs Tunnel the quer0S
streak all ore and in iron, face four feet VIDE
think will 20 five 60 seven per cent copper,
CARRYING gold, silver. looks like has come TO
stay will get at once "a
Congratulations in order
A. P CAMPBELL, Pres.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26
ADVERTISING LOWERS COSTS
Convention Of Ad Men in St. Louis
to Discuss cheapenins Prices
Of Products.

St. Louis.-Leuellyn Z. Pratt, New
York, chairman of the program COM
mittee of the Associated Advertising
Clubs convention in st. Louis. June J
to I, announces that some OF the big.
gest men in the country will take part
in the convention in the discussion
Of the central thought: advertising
lowers cost of distribution"
The convention program Will be
built along lines that will refute the
idea Nat advertising adds to selling
costs. On the other hand, there will
be scores of examples to show that
advertising really cheapens the price
OF a product.
There are still some people" said
MIR. Pratt, who believe that advertis'
ing adds to the cost OF things, Blu,
everyon acquainted with the facts
knows this is not true. We know that
advertising pays for itself and more
by saving other expenses which would
be. greater II advertising were no
used. At the st. Louis convention w
will have facts and figures from SOM
OF the biggest firms In the country t
show that advertising has not onl,
helped them. but the public. too"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26
CENSORSHIP NOT so DRASTIC
stina Taken From Espionage Measure
in the senate-Presdent's Rules
Must Be Reasonable.

Washington, d. CATER hold'
ing back defense legislation in the
senate for three days the press cen
sorship provision Of the espionage bill
was materially amended to meet the
Storm OF criticism 1t had aroused in
both houses and throughout the coun-
try.
On motion of Senator Reed an
amendment was adopted providing
that the presidents regulations gov
erning the subject must be reason
able" and on motion Of Senator Smith
Of Georgia restrictions were removed
against collecting, recording, commu-
nicating or attempting to elicit in
formation regarding the national de-
lenses.
From a constitutional point OF view
some senator's think the provision as
amended Is still faulty.
But as a practical matter the pro
visions OF the measure are much soft
ensd.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26
MILITARY MEN OPPOSE. BUT CON.
eaEss LIKES toEA.
Nation Needs the Thrill Which Scasr
Rider and His Men Alone
Could Give.

WASHINGTON, D. C.-DesaI,s AL
administration attempts 30 annihi-ats
il, tie Roosevelt division idea IS aat1
ing its trench. I, is tAa most fo<-is1-
able obstacle in the path OF eo2zcrsf
ten. While the word was PASSED tAai
senlioa.cIasly AZ the war department.
THAI there will be 10 Roosevelt divt-
sion. betting tayors the idea that T.
r." will get into the trenches n
France with a volunteer force weeks
hetors the first American co1seriE-
ton division gets u1der shrapcel ire.
It. is admitted that the president IS
strongly opposed 10 the Roosevelt di'
vision. Friends Of the colonel insist
that the Wilson objection is preticaE-
ed upon the political possibility likely
10 ensue when Tedd: comes march
ing home.
| Administration hackers rtdicule this
| idea and say that Roosevelt, who is OF
/ record as favoring selective conscr:p
| ton, is doing more to block conscrip
| ticn by his talk Of a volunteer dsTis!oE
than any ether single factor, The!
admit that Roosevelt could p-obabi!
smash all speed records in raising
division. They say that the Roosevelt
agitation Is PLAYING right into tn
hands Of congressman vino prefer III
volunteer system because OF To
chance !. offers to play politics b
/ awarding commissions.
In house and senate there is stron
support of the Roosevelt idea.
Many Republicans and Democrat
feel that the nation needs a thrill an
a focusing point for its latent pasrio
!. ism.
The idea is general that, given ha
a chance, T. r. will furnish thrills an
e enthusiasm sufficient to make pos
bic the acceptance Of the conscriptic
idea without half the friction 1t WI
otherwise develop.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26
ALLIES'FUNDS
Force Belgian Firms to Liquidate and
Turn Proceeds over to Bank
Of Germany. r

Washington. D. G. - The German
military governor OF Belgium Is fore
ing liquidation OF certain Belgian bust.
ness firms and has gone so far as 10
order them TO turn into the bank 0:
the German empire the amount OF all
accounts held by French and English
citizens.
This newest abuse OF international
law by the German government was
made public by the state department
in giving out the correspondence In
the matter.
A warning by the Belgian govern
ment tina, neutral and allied powers
should warn their nationals against the
possible consequences that might
arise through transactions Will
agents without valid power 1.-THE Ger
mars)" also vas sounded.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26
State Charity Delegated.

Springfield, Il.-Names Of 81 dele
gates to represent Illinois at the ma
tional conference Of charities and cor.
rections to be held at Pittsburg on
June 6 to 10, have been given out by
Governor Lowden Among them are:
Rev w W Mcclure, Kankakee; DR..
Sidney D. Wilsus. Rockford. Fred
Kern, Beileville; Mrs. J. J. Randle-
man, Cairo: Miss Mae l.. Shepherd.
La Sale; Miss Elizabeth Jack. PEG
ria; Miss Jessie Spafford, Rockford;
Mrs. Julius Hageler. Danville; Or. II.
Douglas Singer. kankakee, and Z. C.
Hayes Cluana.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26
PASTOR KILLS " AND SELF

New York, ", Y. - Because his
wife and motherin-law persisted in
upholding the kaiser while he stood
up for America, in a war argument
that lasted all night. Rev. Robert F..
Berry, pastor of the Congregational
church in the Bronx Manor section
of Yonke-s. shot and killed both
ONE He wounded his sister-in.'aw,
who escaped by teigning death. and
then turned the revolver ON himself.
ending his life with a bullet in the
brain.
The clergyman left a note bearing
only two words, Insane Prussians."
The note and revolver We're found be
side his body.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26

County Superintendent c. ". SIC
Croskey has advised teachers OF all
rural schools in Greene county 10 Per
init boys 10 take their examinations at
once that they may be available fer
spring farm work.
Harry Harris. a laborer. was fined
80 and costs and sentenced to serve
thirty days in the Jasper county jail
recently upon being found guilty in a
Justice court Of a charge Of insulting
the American flag.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26
RAILROADS WORK ON PLANS
Ready Tor instant Service When Call
ed-Exscutlve Committee Ap.
points Many Supervisors.

New York City.--Plans for mob
flization Of the railroads CT the United
States for war service were worked
out by the American Railway Associa-
ton. The executive committee, pre-
sided over by Fairfax Harrison. an
nounced that a general committee will
be appointed to conduct the entire
work. The members will be chosen
from the executive officers Of the
principal roads in the country. One
member probably will be named from
each Of the six military districts.
This committee will be divided into
subcommittees on car service, mill
tory equipment standards. transpor'
tst.on, accounting and freight tariffs
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26

Sests piaas shsse q osepiisA
Missouri hrmess nay expect -
pay q high prise for binding twos
this year. TIE ~peaiieattasy here YIN
be able 10 supply only . small me-
tson Of what the farmers will need
warcsu Painter Of the peritentiary
stated tia, be did no, believe the
prism shop would be able TO TUT out
..ar than s,aec pounds Of t~ire this
season-
Sisal. the fabric frcm which the
hsnle: txine Is made. should Fave
esen purchased las, summer when 1t
cocla have been obtained az a low
prise. Nax I, costs Is cents Or mere
per pcani.
TIE supply Is supposed 10 be cen
;.ollsd b. q treS, which the sovern-
usn, Is now seeking 10 prosecute.
Mos, Of the supply comes from Mex
ico The warden avs 1t would ee
impossible TO purchase the raw ma
! ,ersai a, The present price and CON-
| r.ts with outside manufactures who
! 20, saeir material at I cents
| The prison plan. was established
under the administration o. Governos
posAery. in the hope that its output
supplied 70 farmers al the 5 u pro
Sac.lcr uuatl far&ver prevent then
from being osercharged BY the large
outside producers. The system ha:
worked vel. until the last admins
,rasieu, which permitted the stocks
Of raw materials TO run GOWN 10 NJ
aos. nothing.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26
FIX Russ.csRMAN ARMISTIcs
Rumer Comes by Way Of South Amer.
lea That Separate Peace
10 Pending

Buenos Aires, Braail.--A cipher
message received by the Spanish lega'
ton at Rio de Janeiro declares Russia
and Germany have signed an arrnistice.
according to a dispatch from the Bra.
lillian capital.
The roundabout runor Of an arrnis-
tlce between Germany and Russia Via
Spanish diplomatic channels in South
America was no taken very seriously.
II was suggested that II might have
originated through certain strong
German influences In Rio known 10 be
In close touch with the proGerman
party In Spain.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26
AUSTRIAN DIET TO MEET CHANCE FOR I. RS AaNl
MONARCH GRANTS REQUEST OF
GERMAN SfMPATHiZERS.
Needs Of State Have Been Re'eaated
to Background, While Nation
Has Been at War.

Amsterdam. Holland.-A dispatch
from Vienna says that Emperor
Charles has granted An audience 70
leaders of the German party in AIS
tria, in the presence of Premier Clam
MARITIME. Herr Weisskerchner, upper
burgomaster Of Vienna. spoke OF the
loyalty Of the Germans who he said
would do everything to procure for
parliament, which must be summoned
quickly, the capacity and oppo-tnn-
ity to do its proper work. He added:
But We cannot suppress our deep ap-
probation that owing TO urgent rea-
ons peremptory necessities OF state
which concern the whole OF Austria
have been relegated to the back
ground"
The speaker entreated the emperor
to take these necessities Of state into
consideration ana BY accepting the
view of the German party give US TIE
possibility of dissipating the fears
which are arising among the popuia
ton"
Emperor Charles replied:
u assure you that I fully appreciate
the seriousness and actually OF you
political efforts. Germans in AGstri;
may be assured that they posses
my confidence,
at Is my intention TO summon pa!
lament shortly. Revival OF parlif
mentary life at this moment. atte
wears of suspension, is OF extraora
nary importance. expect all parts
will collaoorate in harmony. thereh
creating conditions propitiols for Il
hppy future OF Austria"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26
GNE FARM
TO WAR REfUeEE
MISSOURI, eFFoRr TO INCREASE
PRODUCTIONS IS BEAR,
ING FRurr.
70 PAY SALARY FIRST YEAR
E. A .Aayerets willing t. LET ssrsek-
en- Family Take Over 0ena.a
in Massen cexnsy-osreau
Ctfers fsisI
Js.ersen City. No


TIE ca.l q Missouri te Belgian RET
csess % Eu-ore 10 eeas 70 this state
and til the fertile Aass u bearing
erv-- Ccclmtsscnsc William Il,
Lewis o. the bureau Of t2ee- sra,as-
tics, has received 8 STANDARDIZATION
from Z 4. HxycrcN u tie Haskell
Institute, Laxrsnes. Ka., II whSch
he makes the aanoaacsn,rc. that he
hAs L Missouri tarua that ae xSil turn
over % 4 esssr.sia Thirty European
refugee family Tor cultivation Nj.
IiaycNe outlines his r4aa Is follows,
after stating Thar the arm Ae offers
Is tx Marion cosrty, - !a- from
Hannibal
My plan IS 10 tur.tsa the refugee
ta1sily i ho1ae AID ssy 4 stated sal
ary the frs. year. sri later 10 work
CT. a syste-a q y.otir sharing. Il you
can furnish 1le v..1 the address Q.
any person i1terss;es. II boating
sucn ! family I Will appreciate il
very uGca-"
Orders acre issued. by the bureaus
GO iaac- statistics TO she Tree employ
uasns agencies 4. ST. Louis. Kansas
City and 81. Joseph to lay the eftel
before the belgian consuls in the.
cities and ealtst the services es thes'
officials in supplying 3 refugee fam
/ Ety to access this proposition Of AI
I~iayccOtt.
Similar services will be rendere
bv the bureau M labor statistics (
Others owning Missaai farms or land
which they themselves annct till
and who are anxious 10 secure 70
e:gners 10 DO this work for then
either for pay or On a profit shari'
haSiS
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26

Governor Gardner announced the
reappoirtnenr Of George Hin Of Be
vier as state mine inspector Hill had
not annoyed the governor by solicit.
ing appointment for himself or for
any one else.
~ have heard nothing Sut good re-
ports concerning Mr.. Hill" said the
the governor. land he Is the kind OF
man | am looking for. A large mum.
Der Of persons have applied 70 me for
this Job"
Hill was appointed by Governor Ma
ior in April, 1913. He receives $1,000
a year and expenses
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26

The public service commission on
its motion. and as a complete
surprise to Missouri railroad officials
suspended indefinitely for further in
ye~stigation the increased passenger
fares which it authorized in Noyem.
Der, 1910.
This investigation vii! be launch
ed May / at a hearing TO De held
in jefferson City.
The general prosperity OF the roads
and the fact that adjacent states are
enicyin z 2-cent fare are the reasons
assigned by the commission for its
.eversa! Ct position.
TIE rates suspended were 2la cents
i astIe for one way tickets and "a
cents sor round trip rates. The pres.
/ ert rate is 2 cents.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26
Expls Veto.

II is said that Governor Gardner
vetoed the $4,000 appropriation for
the blind commission because he look
ed upon the st. Louis institution as
Il private enterprise operated By rich
men who had received credit for the
work and NOW wished 20 unload 1t
upon the state. The commission for
the blind vas created by the forty
eighth general assembly, which set
aside $4,000 for its support on conti-
ton that a Ike sum be subscribed by
private contributors. The $50, 900 aY-
preparation OF this year had nc such
provision.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26

Governor Gardner announced the
sn~pc.ntraene Of Dr.. + l.. Farmhouse
Of lroatoa. state food and drug in.
srecsor TO succeed F. II. Fricke and
II. Dickhrader Of Washington, state
ho,e, Inspector to succeed Inspector
billiard
the governor al one time consid-
cred the appointment Of Diekhrader
as warden Of the state prison. He
vas an original" Gardner man.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26
TEXANS DlSARM ALL ALIENS
Germans and Mexicans at 81 Paso
Must Give Up Weapons to
Military Police.

FL Paso, Texas. - Disarmament
of al German subjects and IL
COO Mexicans in FL Paso suspected OF
pro-German sympathies. was begun
yesterday by the military police.
Wagon loads Of arms and arnmun''
ton were turned over by German
residents.
The decision to disarUl the Mexi-
cans was reached after a Joint confer
ence between the military authorities
and local officials, Many Of the Mexi
| can residents ( former Villistas.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26
War Saves Soldier.

Chicago.-"This IL no time to be
sending faithful soldiers to tall" re.
marked Federal Judge Lands. as he
sentenced Orlando Banks to two
hours Imprisonment for iiling claims
for dependency pay in the army after
he had left his wife.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26

Officers of the Fourth Missouri reg.
iment are at the capital undergoing
examinations TO ascertain their quail.
ifications for the positions TO which
they were elected BY their companies.
The examinations are being conduct.
ed by Mai. James J. Reig.r o! the
Fourth United States infantry. Maj.
Wesley Halliburton OF the Second U.
S. infantry and Maj. A.. Linxweiier
OF Act. Gen. Donneily's staff.