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Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11
ROD M'DONALD TO
 PRACTICE LAW IN
 WARREN DISTRICT

Rod Mcdonald. one of the best known of the later esidents of Bisbee. and who successfully passed the state bar examinations last week. will enter the general practice of law in the city within the next few weeks.
 Mcdonald is not new to the practice of law. He graduated from the Northern Indiana law school in 1902. He practiced law in Wisconsin and Minnesota and served for two years asa municipal judge in a town in the latter state. He has practiced in two other states. but has not been en- gagged in his profession in Arizona.
 Since coming 10 Bisbee. Mcdonald has made a host of friends for him self At the last general election he was the democratic candidate for jus tice of the peace and made an excel lent race for the position. His advent here in the practice of law will be welcomed by his many friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11
SMASHING PROBLEM
 PLAY AT CENTRAL

The surprising power of the lesson taught and the undertaking fairness of the way in which that lesson is pre- sented are two of the outstanding features of the 'cino masterpiece, which plays tonight at the Central theatre.
 It is called The Hand that Rocks the Cradle" and shows with unflinch ing and photographic accuracy what happened to a home in which poverty and unrestrained motherhood ran hand and hand And then it reveals what happened through trial and i'm prisonment, to the cultured and phil anthropic wife of a physician who i'm parted to the poor. helpless mother creature the scientific secrets of birtl. control.
 Every scene in this heart-grippine drama is full of picturesque quality as well as of life power and the two scenes shown herewith have evidently made their appeal to Artist Johnsto- as possessing both these values.
 The larger section of the pictur shows Harry DelmOre. as the workman husband of Sarah, driven to angry des peration by inability to sleep because of the army of yelling infantry that + packed into the single sleeping room Manlike he planes the overcrowdine and the attendant ills on the wife, ana shouts in a frenzy of rage: If anothe- child comes into this family, Tn through.
 In the second episode, Sarah, the drudge mother who has been relieved by the doctors helping wife of any further fear of uncontrolled births. is shown shouting in hall full of other mothers that she is able to impart the information for. the attempted utter ance of which the physicians wife had just been arrested by the police.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11
MARY PICKFORD IS
 NEW WONDER GIRL

"A Poor Little Rich Girl" discloses Mary Pickford in picture which. Rl- though of typical Pickford charm, pre- sents the famous girl-star in a. char acter quite different from anything in which she has appeared heretofore. For instance. who ever heard of Mary Pickford being a regular little bob cat when it comse to fighting? Yet this is just what proves to be the case in Little Mary's" new film when a gang of street urchins attack her at her pa iatial home. 2nfbf
 In he luxurious conservatory with its lily pond and gigantic palms she battles with half dozen sturdy youngsters and finally sets them fo route at the cost of much expensive furnishings as well as her own i'm. maculate appearance. Bespattered from head to foot with mud from the erstwhile lily pond and severely scratched she stands triumphant as the remains of the gang are set to flight. The urchins used in these scenes were instructed to give real battle and in fighting them off the popular little star had her hands full
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11
CARR|ERS' CONTEST
 PROGRESSES TO END

The Review Carriers Contest is en- tering it's last lap, with all contestants going strong. Many subscribers are in sight, and although disappointment is felt by some of the boys that they were unable to get those who are go- ing to subscribe to do so while the higher schedule was in effect. they are nevertheless determined to bring those in. And they realize that mat ters are lot all SC tied by any means. All have fighting chance; there will be no resting on the oars between now and the close of the contest.
 The night of Wednesday, November 2l. will end the contest Ten days in which practically every house in the district which does not receive the Review will be visited S0 if for any reason you were not ready with your
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11
NOTICE TO cREDIToRo.

In the superior court, in the county of Cochise. state of Arizona:
 Estate of Mary A. Engasser, deceas- ed. Notice is hereby give by the un- dersigned, administrator of the estate of Mary A. Engasser, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to ex- hibit them, with the necessary vouch- CTS within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at the law offices of Sam H. Kyle Bisbee. Arizona, the same be- ing the place for the transaction of the business of said estate. in said county of Cochise.
 PHILLIP ENGASSER. Administrator of the estate of Mary A Engasser, deceased.
 Dated Bisbee. Arizona, this 18th day of October. 1917.
 First Publication, October 21, 1917.
 Adv-912.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

Of Cochise county, State of Arizona.
 Notice of Hearing Petition in the matter of the estate of Ellen Maston. deceased.
 Ntoice is hereby given that Elwyn A Watkins has filed in this court a certain document purporting to be the last will and testament of Ellen Mas ton, together with his petition praying that said document be admitted to pro- bate in this cours as the last will and testament of said Ellen Maston, who, said petitioners alleges, is deceased, and that letters testamentary issue thereon to said petitioner, and that same will be heard on Saturday the 2ith day of November, A. D.. 1917, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the court room of said court, in the court house. in the city of Tombstone. C.unty of Cochise, State of Arizona. and all persons interested in said es- tate are notified then and there to ap- pear and show cause, if any they have. why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 J. D. JAMES, Clerk.
 c. L. Allen, Deputy Clerk. Dated November 9th. 1917. Ady.-1S2
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11

subscription when the boy called dur ing the time between the first of the month and last night. do not this time disappoint him. Although he may have failed to get your name while the higher credit was to be mad, he will still be just as eager-increas- ingly so as the time draws nearer for the final decision.
 The next ten days will be busy ones for the contesants; every one of them will have to fight. and fight hard, to hold his present place. The table be low show some splendid work in the ten days just past, but it is going to be more than equaled in the ten days to. come.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the superior court, iii the county of
 Cochise. state of Arizona:
 Estate of Archie Dozoys, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed, execuror of the last will and testament of Archie Dozoys. deceased, to the creditors of and all persons hay ing claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said executor at the law offices of J. D. Taylor, Bisbee, Arizona, the same be- ing the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Cochise.
 WILLIAM T. WILLIAMS. Executor of the last will and testament
 of Archie Dozoys.
 Dated Bisbee, Arizona, this 18th day of October. 1917.
 First Publication, October 21, 1917.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11

BUFFALO, N. Y., Nov. 10.-Presi- dent Wilson will speak at the opening session of the American Federation of Labor convention here on Monday morning. it was announced today by Samuel Gompers, president of the fed eration.
 The men at the officers training camp at Fort Niagara have been or dered by Secretary Baker to act as guard of honor to the president and his party during their stay in Buffalo.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11
Robbery MOHUe
 forChapin Crime
(By Review Leased Wire.J

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 10.-Rob- bery was the motive for the murder of pr. Harry L. Chapin, Cleveland phy- sician, author, and world traveller, whose body was found in a downtown hotel last night. police declared to- night with the discovery that appIoxi- mately s4.O00 worth of diamonds and jewelry were taken from the victim.
 A package. which police earlier in the day believed had been used to lure the victim to the room in the hope of obtaining a narcotic. police now be- lieve to have been merely a decoy.
 Police tonight learned from Chicago
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11
Carrier Circulation Contest?

that the capture of Dr. Chapin's slayer may be effected there before morning. The man is said to have furnished Dr. Chapin drug on previous occasions
 This afternoon the theory was ad- vancei that pr. Chapin had been mur- dered when he refused to break a promise he made to his wife to quit the drug habit.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11

? every sense of the expression-as wsll as her teeth and feet. After this fight Miss Pickford's activities for the iGy at the studio ceased right then ard there and those who will witness lie affair on the screen of the Eagle theatre again today will easily nder- stand why this was the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11

When the alleged l. W. W. rioters at Globe took change of venue to Graham they seem to have Jumped from the frying pan into the fire" Three of more than a dozen defend ants have been tried and all have been convicted
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11

;: Conscripted men at the various
 national army camps have reached that point in their training where they are learning to "go over the top." The photos show how they are doing it. The top photo shows the men running up the incline with their bayonets fixed starting for the enemy trenches The centre photo shows the men reaching the edge of
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11

sufaget pketed the White House and carried will President Wilson for while They been jail occoqusn Va Three of the prominent of Miss of all branches of the National Woman pSy New chairman and
 daughter of Charles Dana famous editor of the old New York Sun
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11

v. D. AIItHt DtpuIy CIerk. Dated November 9th. 1917. Ady.-l32
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-23
binaunge11 III ben 0fonomifden @elegenz
betten Ser Melt-bas bentfde Volf.
natiirlt6 miteingef6loflen trenn ie
.@lei6beit a1l11ebn1e1l llnb rlidt bontnt=
rem ipollen.
Mutpunfan am Gprtipengler 9nsel.

Gin gutolnfall ipelder ii6 lehten.
1onnerStogno6mtttag o1n 6ortmengler
6iqel ereigrete 1tab1n ei11en bDhf glildz
liden Berlauf, benn feiner Der Snlaiien
ser &raftmagen trug erbebli6e Verz.
leburgen bapof1, obtpobl Die @ar8 1elber
libel auQeri6tet tpurber1. gert Wtllarb
BON @mea Str, Soma befano li6 NIT
leiner Son1ilte ol1f BENT Weg no6 Sltbta
no er eine 5arn1 eignet. Nl8 er ben
s5ortpeneler Siigel btnabfiibr fam gn<
ton 9etgen bon 5anafa bon Der entz
ee9eneelebtel1 Ndtung ouf ihn 3ngez
fabren ob1e BON ibm geieben 81 tperoen.
Ieiaen fom bon gietp Tim ll1ro f1br
einem Masen porbet Der NIT &teS be-
laoen mar nrb iab bie Soma Gar ntdt
uno lie rannten NIT 1ol6 GROCER Wn6t
3u1amme1l 6ab Die @inarb Gar etne
80i6ung bon 10 SUP Iiefe btnobge=
1dleubert tpnrbe.
gue Oettolieoer ser @illaro San1tlte
fomert unter Sic @ar gu liegen llnb Serr
gBillQrb tplrrbe bonn @teuerroo 5u
8oben qebrudt. Son Der 9eisen @ar
tpurbe etn gab abgerti{en n1b 1etsen
ielblt er1tsine treenblpefder @erletn1ls.
N2drner melde on Der 2anoitrabe ar
beiteten, NIT Stlfe oe8 2enfer8 et1les
porbetfabrenben Nuto8 befreiten tie
@illaroS aus ibrer aefdbrltden Gage,
0ieielbe1 tpnrfen nod Stem nlm ge=
bro6t no tbnen iofort dr5tli9e 9iiHe 3l1z
tell muroe. Gine nnteriudung ergab,
bob 6rou Mtllarb Queti6uneen oooon=
qetragen bate tpel6e aber BON fetner
meiteren 8ebeutung tpare1 ll1o 5err
@illarb ielbit batte etnen let6ten Rtp=
penbru6 aufsrtpetien. Der Sunge mar
Qarni6t perlett. !Serr Willarb iiderte
ftd eine onbere @ar uno reiite nod be11z.
ielben Ma6nntttoe NIT ieiner 6amtlie
mad leirem 8eltimmnngSort ob. 3ie
Gar8 tpuroen nod Stem nlm gebra6t
no Sic 110tigen Neparotnren poreenon1=
men tpurbe11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-23
@rDkere @eibnadtspafete fit splz
ratett erlonbt+

2out ei1ler fiir5lib beransge9ebenen
0eroronltng bii1fte11 Sic Meibna6tsz
pafete melde fir 5plbaten IN Tranfret6
belti1n1nt li11b, Elm @efpi6t BON 3tpan5ig
Dfunb errethe11. llripriingli6 mar etrl
bebeuteno fleinereS Getpt6t al1gegebe11
unb 3tpar sauf Grlt1l6 elmer Gefanntz
madllns bon Ger fran30itiden Gegierz
ung bab eS ibr u1l1n09li6 ietn 1piirbe
qr6bere Bareel Soft Nafete tpie lteben
Yfnnb gu bo11ohaben. Nun ma6t unier
Griegsoeparte1ne1lt befannt bab eS bur6
Sic omerifanifde Grfeoitionsitreitfrdfte
melde ft6 in sSro11frei6 befinben baS
8ef0roer11 unb Nbliefern BON Meibna6tsz
pofeten ie1bft iiberneb1nen ipir0. Nnf
baS BIN bat bie 8oitbebDroeeine neue
Srfer erlafien IN ipel6er angefii1bigt
ipirb bab Die @etbna6tspafete eirl
@etptdt bon biS 81 5tpan5tg Bfu1b
erreiden biirfe11.
8eim 8erldiden bon biefen Meibz
no6tSpafeten lollten folse1lbe Neguz
Iattoren ltreng befol9t lperoen; 8eim
Nbbreilieren gebe man ben Namen be8
@olbater, BEN Nanen beS Negiments,
ipel6em iie angeb0ren OH, unb fdidt eS
I'm core Of" Commanding General,
Sort Of Gmbarfatior, 8ier IS So Slz
bofen, sc, S. Sn ie9lid arberea
9iniidt mub bus Bafet ben ge9enz
ipdrtigen Hoitre9ulatione eeredt merben
ur1b obenbrei11 111iifen bie betreffe1lber1
Nrtifel in einer bDl5er1en &iite perz
ihidt tperbe11 r11b Die aifte barf 1li6t
mebr ipie Slpet Gubiffub erob ietn.
Die aiite 1l1nb gut perfieeelt iein unb
Nabrungsitoffe tpelde berberbe1l biirfen
51li6t perfdtdt tperben. .
gie &iite foll 10 1narfiert iein, bob
man lofort ipeib bab eS Elm @eibna6tsz
.pafet 1T nnb ionte 9obofe1l 11i6t fpdter
5errei6el als Sen 5. 9e3enber. Die
Yolt Nate 1T u Gents pro 9funb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-23
steinbrud fellt gdtigfeit ein+

Ste bte1ige gietp Tim 9tone SO. bat
iid ge5tpnneen gefiibH ibren 5tetnbrll6
fiir be1l @t11ter 81 fdlieben fpeil eS
ibnen u11f111gltd mar et1le ge11iige1tee
Mnnobl @iitertpaee11 3u bef0nmen I'M
tire 8robufte neridtden 5n f0nnen.
&iir3lt6 ipurbe BON Der Negternng
eine Grber er1alien oabtnge9enb oab IN
3ufunft Sic offener @ar8, aud @onbo<
las geno1l11t, nt6t fit Sen Tran8port
BON @trabennatertal peruen0et tperoen
biirften, neil bie8 nt6t abiolnt not
tperlbts fir Grie9S5mede erideint, Dies
1T etneS ser 9auptgriinbe meSbalb Ste
lofale @elellidoft ee5pungen mar, bte
Mrbett etr3nitellen, benn bte 9ei6loiiene11
@iitertpagen f0nnen nt6t letdt NIT
9ebr6deltell @tei1len belaben tper0e1l
11nb bann 1T eS audi beoeutenb foft=
1pteltqer bteS 3u tun. 8or 6rubiabr
1pirb Sic bieitqe @eielli6aft ibren 9tett=
bru6 nt6t nieber In Tdttsfett ieten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-23
Stem l1lms Aupta tpeit iiber5eidnet,

Stem l1lm bat ipiebern1n betpteien,
bab eS 1n0elih 1T bier @eloer 5u eollefz
tire11 fir etner1 guten 53ped. Mit
eetpi{ien u1b 5tpar bere9ttgten Gez
benfen lnternabm oa8 betreffenbe Cont
tee ba8 Gollefttren oeS BON Seem nlm
perlangter QnotaS fir ben 9. M. s.
FM. lonbs. Die Gampagne fir oie
Tretbeits BonoS mar ioeben been6et
iporben u1b eS i6ien 5tpetfelbaft Oh eS
1n0eli6 1ein tpiirbe tpettere $4,000 fiir
oell 1teuen 3tped auf3ubringe11. DaS
&on1itee tpel6em btele Nrbett iibertragen
tporben mar, 111adte f6 iebod enersif6
an oie 9lrbeit unb batte einen rie gez
abnten Grfolg. BiS 9ienStae mot
]6o1 $4,000 ge5eidnet unb e8 mtrb ni6t
eber serubt iperoen bis bie 9nn111e bon
$1,000 erret6t 1T.
Charles @ogtel, goritber fe8 9i=
frifts 1pel1er lteben Counties et1lz
mliebt, bat bon Sen 1neiiten 9ofalttdt n
nod feine eingebe1lben 8ert6te erbalten.
Son Sen 8erintel1 Sic bereitS ein9ela1lz
fen 1irb, fann iebo6 NIT 5iemlt6er
(5i6erbeit a11geno1n1len tperoen, oab
Bromn Gonrtn fein Qnota BON $50, ,OO0
aufbrinsen piro.
Son ben grobere1t 9ubleriptione11
lpel6e bier geseidnet ipuroen, f6nnen
tpir porldnfig folger1be anfiibren: Gogle
|Noner Min 60, $1,000 u1lo GbaS.
Bogtel, s. S. 9ie9el nno S. 6, Beeder
lie $3.50. 90.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-23
8erbat,oelt 5art1t.

Dieler Gage bat 5err 5erlnann
6demann leine 500 Nder Barn IN Der
g1dbe non @nfelton, 9. an @ottlieb
Ra{luelfe perbnubelt fiir ben @eiddfts<
blod on 8rooblpap 1l1lb 2. Noroftra6e
III lpelde1n ii6 bie aBirtf6aft bon
g1nler &c. 56leif befinbet. Die
ssarnl iiberninn1t SEER &aifuelfe 6 fir
Sic @111nme bon $13, 600 u11b oes
giqentlln1 bier III Ser 5tabt miro fiir
Ste @aI1n1e bon So 600 I'M Ralf an
ee1lo1a nj Ser 5derna1l1l eignete
6ieie Jnrm bereits n1ebrere sabre.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-23
CID rum

cd I'm NJ I 5.D gen. Jrali:.
,Mas biit gu iiber Deinen Rplegen
SMulfer mod INNER piittnb @eis5
ne Denunaiatipn bat Dir ni6t ge<
fMabet; Du bift ia npn ber N1lz
idnlbigung Der 8ef hfeit freigez.
fprohen pprbel!!
Mon11: DOS III e eben! Nun.
bats isber ii ber s3eitung gelefen,
,lnb feiner risliert nsbr, mir mas
4 -. !. 4l.->i y
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-23

ATllppefl 1lq0 De1 leBIen aBertOIen allI
56nbndbe 9efonlmen BON gambrat
NIT feiren Gtienbabnetl unb feinel
5hoben ipelde fi6 nan all sen 5anpt=
pll1ften beS @onnpai1eS auSbreiterl.
sfah ben neuNsn 8eri6ten baben bie
gngldnber tire hgriffe nod ri6t etn=
geftellt, iorberrl unteriflbt bon Ben
Mon5ter IanfS tpel1e bte 8orbllt
btl6en, gefolgt bon S1fanterte lnb Weaz
idtnengepebr Nbtei1nngen, porudrtS
bringen gu peiterem Steg.
Dte brittide11 8erllllte tperben alS.
gering sef6ilbert mdbrenb baS 96la6tz
felb bon totem Denti6en beoedt mar,
alS bie @ngldnoer portpdrtS brdngten.
Dte Beri6te l6etner an3ubenter, bab
bte Iiefe be8 @inbringenS IN Der 6egtor
BON Gannbrai mebr alS 5 Meilen be-
tr11g inb oab on etne111 Yurft bie 9rupz
pen mentgitens 5 Meilen iiber Die bertz
i6en 2inien bllrdfegten, mettere D6rfer
nabnenb.
= True translation filed with the post
master at New Ulm, Mimi, on Novem-
Der 90, 1917 as requised by the act of
October 6, 1917.
Staliener balten 5ta11b,
neberan bolten Sic Stalie11er bte teu=
toni1den @inortngltnge ldn9s beS 8iapa
.GfnlieS llrlb tn Sen biieeligen Negionen
bon ben oberen Megionen bteie8 Sluile8
.bis gum @raoa 9ee. gftrgenoS mar
eS bem sSet1b n16glid ipeiteren 8ooen
gu se>ptnne11. SIN @eeentetl mur6en
{turfe Angriffe auf Die biigelige @egerb
NIT fhmeren gerluften 3uridgemorfen.
Mabriheinlt6 ipetl es ibn l1nn10eli6
mar bet friiberer Nneriffen bie Bertetz
bigger aus tbren @telnneen 3lt tperfer,
bat Ser gei1rb bapon Nbitano 9enomz
men lle1le Nngriffe a1lf Monte Oonba
llr1b Me11te Monfenera bor5nnebmer.
Dies 1i1lo Die lpi6tigen 8unfte nel6e
ei1re Snpafton BON ben Denetiantl6en
Gbenen BON Norben Deriperre11.
geginnenb NIT nd6ten @pnutag
fdngt Ser 0otte8btenit IN Der ct. BanlS
&ir6e unt 10 nbr anftatt
nm 10 1lbr 80 anlpie btes btSber ser Sal
gemeien lit. Sn elmer Beriammlung
tpelde bteie Wode itattfano lpllroe be-
mollen Sic @otte8bienite mdbrenb oeS
gan5en Sabres lnt 10 llbr 81 be9innen,
8or 6rieoen8ri6ter SEQ. 9oge1l
haften .ftd folgenbe 51l DerartipDrte11
auelde alle 1l1rfer Ser 9lnnage ita1lbe11
Utoidusraften tndbrero Ser 5dorSeit
get6tet 3u babe11: G1ntl GrauS, Glbor
9obner, Glmer 8ollei gilbert Ge=
tpiker, Soiepb Sdroepfer llnb Ser 15z
idbrtge 2pui8 @runnert. &ral8 unb
Yonei be5ablten je $1,000 unb &oifen,
2ob1ner $500 u11b Soften, Gemiker
1tr1b @6roepfer tpanoerten auf 10 Gage
in Sic Sail. Dte 5trafe BON $500
pelAe iiber @rl11nert perbdngt lDorben
mar, ipllrbe erlailen unter Der 8eoingllng,
bab er IN s3ufunft bie 96ule resel=
mdbtg beindt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-23

n1Sb en- 8ogbeit
gglr5t gum 1leuen Diener agllio
bon l1br lrlorgers babe iA
s@prebftunoe. gereenen sic nidf,
mid sc iDedenl 3
Diener:: lin leun ll6r 2?
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-16
XMAS PACKAGES
FOR THE SOLDIERS
LOCAL INTEREST AMONG THE
is EXCELLENT

Mrs. GAGE Pitts Hill, chairman
of the committee for getting up Xmas
presents for our soldier boys, has
net with enthusiastic cooperation
from everyone, and especially from
The school children.
The women at the Red Cross work
room have witnessed no mere in
spring sight than the boys and girls
from both the schools, as they came
swarmirg up the room with their
Xmas package under their arms.
Each package was tied in brigh
Xmas paperand ribbon and besides
contained a sprig of holly and a few
words o cheer and greeting.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-16

WASHINGTON, Dec 15.-The War
Departments huge task of classify
ng the nations power fer army ser
ice actually began today with the
mailing out OF the first five per cent
II The missionaries.
At the sare tile recruiting facilities,
overtaaxed with the recent en-
listdents, are threatened with collapse
because of the rush of draft registrants
eager to avail themselves of the last
chance to volunteer.
1t is announced that men who do not
get into the regular army through re-
cruiting stations before noon, may do
so later through their local boards.
Their applications will be acted upon
but they will appear on
the roll as members of the national
army
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-16
REV. STANFORD'S
BROTHER STRICKEN
RETURNS HERE FROM CARRIERS
VILE AND IMPROVES

Mr.. John Stanford, of CartersyilIe,
who is here visiting his brother Rev
T, B. Stanford suffered stroke CT
paralysis Friday night. Mr. Stan
ford has been in ill health for several
months and Rev. Stanford went &c
Gainesville Monday to attend his
bedside, but as his condition became
improved t. was decided that he
would accompany his brother back
to Cordele, ard since coming had
seemed to improve and on Friday he
was able to be up and around the
house. He was stricken Friday
night The numerous friends here
of the Stamford family hope for his
early recovery.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-16
One WHO is DOING
HER SDLDIERS

Mrs. Dear, mother of Mrs. A. j.
WcbI and Mrs A. F. Churchwell
has ,,nited and made the following
lrti'lcN for the soldier boys to be
given through the Red Cross:
Seven helmets. six sweaters, three
pair, Ct socks, Two mufflers five
pairs OF wristlets four wash rags one
WOOL quiltand four hospital bed shirts
Mrs. Dean says she is 72 years
Young, for she feels young. and that
her father taught her to knit when
she was six years old She wants
to teach the boys and girls how to
Knit so they can knit for the soldiers.
Mrs. Dean said that she knit, spun
and wove for the soldiers during the
Civil war for four years.
We talk about our meatless and
Nheatless days, but she went as lorg
Is six months without any wheat
)readand did withou; salt a good deal
the time. Mrs. Dean knows the
lardships Of war and she is anxious
to do her bit to help the soldiers.
She wants tC teach the boys and
girls how 70 knit so they can knit for
lhe soldiers.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-16
BIBLE FUND Is
STILL GROWING

Tie Dispatch now has II hand the
sum of $31.25 finch is to be sent the
American Bible Society Tor Bibles l.,
he scat 10 the soldier Those who
arc to help in raising this fund to a
large~ figure Should haE their do
naticn in before long, asdho money
is gonig % be fowardeF with but a
littN whilo 10 wait
ThA Dispatch wishes that every
body haze chancelto do something
and this CALI is made again in order
that It may Bs brought 10 the minds
of these who hafs net donated.
TIL Dispatch acknowledges receipt
Of $1.oO each fir en- Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Harris for thiY fund today. ~