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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-27

which has been practically abandone ed
III consequence of the character of
submarine warfare rcSortcd to by the
German government. OF course. it in
! dicates condition which might mo-
mcntarily neccssitate the pulling Of
tho trigger by this country. but until
we are shot at there will he no occa =
sion for us TO shoot
R"nnokc TlmrS-rresdcnt Wilson's
request should be granted promptly
and unanimously. thus serving notice
on whomsoever ii may concern that
America is one in its purpose To up
hold and maintain its rights on the
high seas.
Petersburg IndcA-tpprnI - Armed
neutrality is SO nearly synonymous
with declaration OF war that only those
practiccd in the art Of Splittiu. hairs
can differentiatc. Mr. Wilson has been
assuring himself Of tho Spiritua, pre-
paredness OF his country for the final
step. He feels assured
I.ynrhburE Ncws-If war shall re-
suit from tho adoption of this need
ful prccaution then wa Will nave to
come. but the blood of It, the shame.
the horror and the sin "f Il. viii, not
ne upon our countrys hands. Il will
be with Germany to force the issue
Dnn'iiIc tNnD Observation-Disclosures
Wilson's request Of Congress that he
be given authority to recognize ana
provide for a state of armed neutrality
10 safeguard American shipping will
he universally approved by patriots
Grecnrillc tS. CO Nrws-Thc passion
Of the people is for peace: they are
i"ath 10 embark into world war with
untorsccahlc complications, unless
there is no honorable way out. The
country is behind the President, bu,
It's hope is sti.l for peace.
News and Observer utnIcIrh. y. ca
/ Our people, by overwhelming mum
hers will %" found supporting Prcsi-
dent Wilson in his cali for LEGISLATION
which will enable him 10 maintain
armed neutrality between this coun-
/ try and Germany. lie has been forced
+ to TINS by the ruthless submarine cam
palen OF the ccntral powers.
Bristol i\nb Herald Couricr-Hav
( ing declared that ne could not con
/ sent 10 the slightest abridcment of
American rights on the high seas
I President Wilson could not do less
I than ask Congress Toy authority "a
: take the steps necessary TO protect
American rights on the high seas.
Wilmington tA. c. >tur-Prcsident
, Wilson has done only what the honor
ana the interests of the country de-
! manH'd. Persistent protests th.t are
not backed mp by action would bcljtl,c
this country in the eyes Of all ma
tons.
A"hcrillc Cltixcn-Prcs!dcn Wilson
IN asking Congress for fun powers "a
meet amy emergency that may arise
mas cone what every rcd ploodcd
American expected him TO do He is
Wei wl'hin his rights. ana the coun-
NY Wal. continue 10 stand by him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-27
American Line to
Resume Sailings
Amine Of Ships or Granting of
Conuoys Only Things Com
pany Waits On.

Ni:W YORK. February Eff Pres
idcnt Wilson is authorized by Con
gross TO arm ships to protect Amer
lean merchantmen on the high seas
the American Line steamships tied nm
here will resume sailinrs as soon as
guns can he provided. IL was stated by
the lines officials here to-day
The St. Louis. ST. Paul, Philadclpbi;
New York and Kroonland are at their
New York docks, the line having dc.
clined To send them out until the gov
crnncnt furnished armament as do.
Tense against attack in the ,;cr,nun
submarine zone. The Finland Of the
same line. is on her way from I.uronc
10 his port
All the ships arc passenger vessels,
but the kroonland is to he turned
into frcightcr.
1t was stated also that the vessels
would sail unarmcd il conveyed BY
American warships.
Any method which will safeguard
the lives OF the passengers and crews
viii be satisfactory to us" AN official
Of the american Line said.
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EXPRESS is WRECKED
, Sleeping Cnrs icIc>"opc"' ana
Heavy Loss OF Life IL
Erurcd.

PHILADELPlIIA. February -, Two
s3opine cars OF the Mercantile EN-
s$s. were telcscopcd BY a freich: train
Sttho Pennsylvania railroad at NrHuf
Eaion Station, near Altoona carly ms
Mrning, according to information re
Etved at the general Offices Of -"
4ompany in this city. The cypress left
bltt sburgh at o'clock last night and
Mas due here at 4:is y. ~
Railroad officials expressed fear that
"a number Of passengers had hccn
Killed. The two sleeper we're 20
lightly janmed toScth", thar little
headway had been maze ia cXiricatiur
the occupants half an hour after ia,
Incident Relief trains bearing rhl
sicjans and nurses have lot Altoona
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-27
What President Wilson Told Congress

ut amy moment to exercise. No
doubt . already POSSESS thut nu-
thoritH without special warrant
of law.
Our own commerce is suffering
rather I'm apprehension tI,nn in fact.
rnther because 30 many of our ships
arc timidiy keeping to their homo
ports than because American ships
hive bccn sunk.
This In itself might presently ne
rOmplish In effect whnt the new
German submarine orders were
meant to accomplish. NO fur ns we
are concerned.
rho case of tho Lyman VI. LAW
disclosed II ruthIcssncss of method
which deserves grave condemnation,
hut was accompanied by no circunt-
stnnces which might not have been
expected at amy time In connection
with the use OF the submarine
nEninSt merchantmen nv the Gcrmnu
government Inns uscd IL.
There may be no rccour.c but 10
armed neutrality. which VIC sIuII
know how 10 mnintnin. mud for
which there Is nhundunt American
precedent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-27

ANA not NOW proposing or CON
tcmplntinE war amy steps that
need lead to wnr.
War can only como by the MiiIfuI
acts aud n1GrcSSions OF others.
must ash, for your supportfrS,
authOrit! In the most general terms
NC must defend our commerce and
the lives Of our people with dis
crctien. but with clear and Stcadfnat
purpose.
! request that you will authorize
me- {" supply our merchant ships
win defensive arms. should TINT he
come necessary. aud with tho means
OF using them, md TO employ my
other Observation-Disclosures or methods
that mry nc necessary and adequate
{" protect our ships and our people
Ia their legitimate and peaceful
pursuits ON the seas.
request also 81 sufficient credit
to cnnhic me- {" provide adequate
means OF protcctiuu. where they nrc
lacking. Including adequate insur-
nn"c against present war risks.
feel that ! ought To obtuIr from
sou full and immediate assurance
of the nuth0rit! which l muy need
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MOST SERIOUS DISREGARD
OF AMERICAN RIGHTS

IA h~~.,ci...d Pres.
| WASHINGTON. February o6-'rhc
sinking Of the big Cunard liner La
couia. apparently without warming, and
with twcnty-siN Americans on board.
doomed M tonight as the most Sc
rious disregard Of American rights
since the ruthless German submarine
campaign began. Government official Is
here made no attempt to conceal their
concern.
Consul Frost. at Queenstown. re
ported 10 the state Department the
sinking of the vessel and the loss of
one life. but up to a late hour to-
night had not been able to furnish
it was an American who met death
lie expected to obtain fun information
from the 267 survivors, due at Queens
town at 1880 o'clock Tonight
Officials pointed out that, while nual
reports may show that no American
lives were lost. tho fact will remain
that the twcnty-six Americans ON
board were illegally assaulted on a
peaceful mission and escaped death
only 10y good fortune
The United States is concerned in
the sinking Of the Laconia also he
cause large amount OF official dip
lomatic mail had been entrusted TO
her after the American liner 81. Louis
had Cancelled it's sailing.
The state Department, after having
its mail held on the ST. Louis for three
weeks, had transferred il To tho La
COMA when it was definitely announced
that the ST. Louis would not sail until
II secured guns.
In the absence of official iuforma
ton expected hourly from Consul
Frost. no official would venture an
opinion on the outcome az the sink
ing. beyond saying that II would
eravcly complicatc the already critical
situation with Germany.
Whether il may prove 10 be the
covert act will depend entirely on the
actual facts expected tomorrow.
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Di.3 THIS


: - Died SUNDAY morning q, ,o.ao
Avcn,." =, h5 rcsidrncc lIi@ North
ifl,',,...' hhlt"n heights after a Iursr,nu
a. S',,,: ~ nearly ny' years MIR link"
IL 80 ~ - u prominent r!tl%cn of ms ~ i,
IN 80 - nHtN. "i Gcrmauy born In ~,
.kihSh%m 81 Wnrt"nhcrr ia iN.a H.. ~ ,, ,mm'
ond ~, '"umnN when rftc-n ycars Of age
Sitscn ,e'a c, nas 1iwnyS boon pphic- spirit.d
rrpfHs"n,"d In Council the Old JacI,u.n, '.m I'M,
f,;cnr,Iis M,ardT NC vas loved ~ his man"
IIci'hS iui ms generosity ana frank 80!
mc IS survived 10y his widow Mr." , !iuS".
STEM. ana eleven children and thre, r,, ,,''
sHllhfcn. MIS- tcorg" ruboiu az = -, ~ "a"
IH"h;; Mr. John I'enesh, of yorE. r.. ;LrS
- =, hh.leEf"n-. Misses Clara ami Irnn.
Stcin. Z. FRED. Herman W Ir ,,r,,r,,ii ~ ~
ivan i,,,, A.s 'nnIifH 9 and 'laudc ii '''
$50 T.. NJ from 81, Johns I.uthcrnn 90. a'
intcrmcnt pakvooU. 80" 'hu'ch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-27
ARGENTINA TAKES LEAD
EudcRv0rs to bring About Joint Action
by Latina merlcnn Republics In
Offering Mediation.

EUENOS AIRES. February 26.-Ac-
cording TO La Nacion, the Argentine
government is endcavorinS to bring
about Joint action by the Latin Amcri-
can republics in offering mediation for
ending the war.
TO take part because oG its rupture
with Germany.
Negotiations with the diplomatic
representatives here of other Latin
American republics will be initiated by
Argentina, the newspaper says.
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British ship or to Mnr Zone.

nv Associated Press
MEN PORT NEWS VA. February -.
Tile British steamer I.akonia. carry
ing a part cargo Of horses and thirty
Aruerican mulcteers, steamed to-day
for Glasgow. via a port in tho United
kinGdoin. The l.akonia had no diff :
Guilty in securing muletccrs III"
Laionia wJs ;hc only British ship to
leave there to-day for tho war zone.
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WINCHESTER APPLE BUYER
REPORTED AMONG PASSENGERS

WlNCIIESTER VA. February 20
Thomas w. Matthews. an apple buyer.
who has made his home here for sew
cral years. is believed TO have been a
passenger on the Cunard liner Laconia,
sunk to-day. He left here q few days
ago to return TO his famlI in Glas-
gov. and expected to sail on the La
coma.
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MRS. WILSON HEARS
on StSuI:n'S m, 4ptJ

'By Associated Press
WASHINGTON, February 2G-News
~ Mrs Maurys death was received hy
Mrs wilson at the White House to-
night Tho funeral probably will he
held on Wednesday,. Several members
OF thc family eft for Roanoke to-
night
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NUMBER or DEAD AND INJURED
sft3 Not DEFINITELY KNOW \

~ HARRISBURG, PA, FcDruary y
First reports from tkc wreck At Mount
Union stated that the freIsnt oupin"
pIowed its way into tn" rcar ~ Il siccl
sleeper. which was forced through q
wooden coach just ahead. Practically
@Al1 Of the occupants Of INC wooden
coach were either kilicn or badly IN.
q dured, though thc nurnoer is not def
y,IteIy known. being estimated q, from,
4 fourteen to twenty
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I.L0ND's ANNOUNCES
LOSS OF TWO SHIPS

iBy Associated Press.
LONDON. February 2G.--Llo!dS an
nounces that tho British steamer Dor
othy. 3.US6 tons, and the British steam
~ Algicrs o,36l tons. have been sunk.
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FOURTEEN SURVIVORS
EROM THE FRIES Ian DED

BY Associated press
QUEENSrDWN 'via l.ondon), Feb
ruary 26.-Thc steamer Ercs tpossibly
the British steamer Eros) has been
sunk Fourteen survivors have been
landed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-27

No steamer is listed under the name
of Fries. The British Eros measures
1913 gross tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-27
WILSON SEEKS POWER
TO TAKE NEEDED STEPS
IN U-BOAT SITUATION

continued from First Page
choosing or OF theirs will lead to war
War can come only By the willful act >
and asErcssions of others
FORM IN WHICH ACTION MAY
RESULT CANNOT BE: FORESElN
You will understand why can ma * Q
no definite proposals or forecasts 81
action now. and must ask for yuuf.
supporting authority in the most Ec-
cral terms. The form in which action
may become necessary cannot yet b.
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For rostmn7tcr at CInremont.
LII L

I'U'0T'T ~ HT TIIVS- I'TSUHV'W.I
WASlilNGTDN. February 26-Prcsi-
dent Wilson to-day nominated John
&. iiuG.iu" TO he postmaster At Clare
mont. Va.
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BIG CUNARD LINER
TACOMA is SUNK
WITHOUT WARNING

continued from tirs, raecD
Jean Douglas Hubert second cabin
passengers on the Iaconia. whose
homes were given as Richmond, Va,
were registered as British subjects.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-27

coles cause Grip-LaNatiyc Bronio oulnine
removes vai!Sc. There Is only ono 'Broiuo
QUINN. T.. W. GROVES signature ON
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forcsccn believe that the people will
DC willing to trust me to act with
restraint. with prudence. and in the
true spirit OF ainity and good faith
that they HAY" themselves. Displayed
throughout these trying r:cntns: aud
II Is in that belief that request It,
YOU Will authorize me To supply our
merchant ships with defensive nrna
should that become ncccSsary and with
the means Of using them, and To en-
pioy any other Observation-Disclosures of
methods that may h." necessary and
aucuuat" 10 protect our ships, and ON
pcopl" in their legitimate and peaceful
pursuits oi! the seas I request also
that YOU will grant me at the same
time. along with the powers ! ask ..
sufficient credit to enable me To pro-
vide adequate means Of protection
whore ihoy arc lacking. including ado
Iuatc insurance against the present
war risks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-27

with American principles at his heart
hcsitating To defend these things"
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-11-02

Buy your lumber from Kershaw
Lumber Co. They sell the best as
well as the cheapest tt
x*~*
Miss Frances Govan has returned
from Mountain Home where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ray
Case.
w. F. Kershaw Lumber Company
can furnish you anything in the build.
ing line at low figure. If
x**
Corporal j. P. Hughes was here
from Camp Pike the first of the
week visiting his mother, Mrs. C. A.
Hughes.
Leake & Wells, general transfer,
wood and coal We move anything
loose at both ends. Phones Is and
166. tt
Rev. W. C. Boone, pastor of the
Baptist church, has been entertain
ing has mother from Memphis the
past week.
x%x
Make your hens lay. Fresh ground
bone at Shumacker's market will
make them lay. Five cents pound.
3
S. B. Rotholz went to Helena this
morning to attend funeral services
over the remains of the late Rudolph
Abramson.
How about your sidewalks? Bet
ter have them built at once. See J.
w. Fielder, concrete contractor, at
once.
Wooten Freeman has returned from
Blytheville where he spent the past
ten days looking after the Freeman
store in that city.
$3.50
The Mariana High School eleven
went to Helena today to play the
football squad of the Helena High
School this afternoon.
eesS
Get your driveways put in before
the cold weather comes. See j. w.
Fielder, concrete contractor, at
once.
Mesdames W. p. Harris and f. N.
Burke will leave Sunday for Little
Rock to spend several days visiting
friends and relatives.
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FORMER KING OF GREECE
WAS AGENT FOR KAISER

London, Oct. 3O.-From the text
of kilograms exchanged between Con-
stantine of Greece and Emperor
William before the kings abdica-
ton, the deciphering of which will be
completed shortly by the Greek gov
eminent, it develops that Constan-
tine, ito put it mildly, was German
AGENT says Reuter- dispatch from
Athens today.
'sThe king promptly cabled the
emperor all information of military
or political natdre received from the
Greek diplomats accredited to the
entente powers and from Greek Of
ficers at Saloniki,' continued the dis
patch
THE organization or bands was di-
rected from Berlin. The emperor
ordered the formation of bands of
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-11-02
AM APPRoAcALNe WEDDING

Mr. and Mrs Alonzo Eugene Green
law OF Spring Hill, Tenn, have sent
out cards announcing the approach
ing marriage OF their daughter, Miss
Mary Louise Greenlaw, to John West
wood Mann, of this city The we'd
ding will be solemnized at the Meth
odist church in Spring Hill on We'd
nesday evening, November a. at
O. clock. The couple will leave ON a
short bridal trip to Chicago and New
York, returning to Mariana about
November "a They win re side tenn
porarily with the groom's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs w. b. Mann, on West
Main street. Later they will keep
house in the dwelling now occupied
by Garland Brickey and his mother.
Mr.. Mann recently purchased the
place. Among those from this section
who viii attend the wedding will be
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Mann, Miss
Pearl Mann, Estes W. Mann Mr.
and Mrs. Burke Mann. and Mr.. and
Mrs. D. S. Plummer, all of Mariana
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. HI. Mann and
family OF Forrest City.
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CHILDREN TO RELIEVE
SHORTAGE IN PENNIES

Denver, Oct. Observation-Disclosures
that the Denver mint has been turn
ing out $500 in pennies daily for
some time, need of the small coins
here is so great that b. f. Stapleton,
postmaster. today appealed to chill
dren to convert the contents of their
savings banks into larger coins and
release their coppers for circulation.
The mint tomorrow will increase its
daily output of pennies to $4,000.
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES
FOR SUNDAY DINNER

FOR SUNDAY DINNER
Fine beef roast
Choice steak
Fresh pork
K G.. pork chops
Fresh pig ribs
Fresh liver
Fresh beans
Fresh eggs
Fancy apples
Sausage of all kinds.
SHUMACKER'S MARKET
Phone 313
Phone early to get delivery 8
-O-
See the Courier-Index for engraving
Of all kinds. tt
Mr. and Mrs. Burk Mann spent the
first of the week in Memphis.
$3.50
Mrs. Brian Frazier entertained her
Bridge Club on Tuesday afternoon.
sR&
Senator ]. t. Robertson has return
ed from business trip to New York.
$3.50
Nice Boston ferns, also assorted
ferns, Is cents a plant at Freemans.
Esq. W. o. Hopkins of Rondo, was
business visitor in the city this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Shorten have
returned from a visit with relatives
In Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Geo. Norris, who has been in
San Antonio, Texas. several weeks,
has returned to Mariana.
ax&s
Mrs. j. w. Keys has returned from
Kansas City, Mo-, where she spent
the past month visiting friends.
$50
Mrs. r. Schumacher OF Holly
springs, Miss, is here on a visit to
her sons, Harry and Dan Schumacher.
Live PeOna plants, red, white and
PINK, 10 cents each. Now is the
time to put them out Freeman's. 3
Mrs. ]. w. Reed entertained her
bridge Club Wednesday afternoon
az the home of Mrs. Geo. p Newbern
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Horse drawn, new grading ma
chine loads earth from its scraper
into a body, from which it can be
dumped all at once or spread as de-
sired.
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MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
make the lowest price.

MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
make the lowest price.
s&*A
Miss Willie Whitsitt, who has
been stenographer in the office of
Circuit Clerk Guy Apple, has gone
to Little Rock to accept a position.
****
Let us supply your lumber needs.
we furnish everything from A to 2
in the building line. w. F. Kershaw
Lumber Co. tt
Mrs. A. c. Mohrstadt entertained
the members of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Christian church with
Halloween party on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Maddin Sawrie of Nashville,
Tenn, is here on visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Derrick.
Mrs Sawrie was formerly Miss Vir-
ginia Derrick.
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
will make or get for you what they
haven't
Mesdames d. S. Clark and w. s.
McClintock are spending the week in
Fort Smith attending the annual
convention of the Arkansas Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs.
*w**
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
has full assortment of building ma
terial.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. H. Cooke and Mr.
and Mrs. Gus Foster of Holly Grove,
and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hughey of
La Grange, were here Sunday, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Hughey.
**+s
w. G. Hoyle, formerly stenogra-
pher for the Mariana Cotton Oil
Company, has returned to Mariana
and accepted a position with Wallace
Greenhaw in the latter's cotton office.
****
Miss Emma Clark has returned
from Prairie Grove where she at
tended the annual convention of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
She went as a delegate from the ID.
c. Govan Chapter of this city.
**#*
A negro boy about grown was kill
ed in MARCEL English's timber camp
near Double Bar Bend Wednesday
when a chain broke and permitted
log to roll on him. The negro re-
Gently came to this section from
Mississippi.
The five year old son of Mr. and
Mrs Harry Watwood of La Grange
sustained a dislocated shoulder Sun
day afternoon when he fell from a
horse. The child was brought to
Mariana Sunday night and given
medical attention.
m*&
Mrs Harry Smith and son, Boyd
Wills, of San Antonio, Texas, arrived
in the city yesterday to visit Mrs.
Smiths sister, Mrs j. r. Simmons
They Travelled the entire distance
overland in three days and report
very pleasant trip.
Leake & Wells, general transfer,
wood and coal We move anything
loose at both ends. Phones 10 and
166. tt
The members of the Baptist Young
Peoples Union enjoyed a most de-
hghtful social at the church Wed
nesday night following the prayer
meeting services. A sandwich lunch
con was served and several interest
ing talks, some Of a highly humorous
character, were made.
has
w. r. England and family. who
formerly resided here, but who have
been living in Poplar Bluff. Mo, dur
ing the past few years. are making
arrangements to return to Mariana
Mr. England has vented the Lloyd
property on East Chestnut street,
recently purchased by w. II. Lewis
$3.50
DeLano has moved his meat mark
ct from the Leary store to the rear
Of the Cooperative store, one door
east Of the Majestic Theatre His
phone number remains 43. 3
%##s
I Geo Norris, who has been in the
officers training camp at Leon
Springs. Texas. has returned to Mari
4 anna on account of temporary physi-
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5000 men to cut General Sarrail's
communications and harass the rear
of his forces.
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MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
the place to buy building material
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-11-02

wast as proportion of two mar ~o fronts
''sfn 'front.' tov.aae. on the the ea On the
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-11-02

Coins placed inside -
. 80 lIsappear inside u - Eoy
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-11-02

Geo Norris, who has been in the
officers training camp at Leon
Springs. Texas, has returned to Mari.
anna on account of temporary physi-
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w. r. England and family. who
formerly resided here, but who have
been living in Poplar Bluff, Mo-, dur
ing the past few years. are making
arrangements to return to Mariana.
Mr.. England has vented the Lloyd
property on East Chestnut street,
recently purchased by w. II. Lewis.
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DeLano has moved his meat mark
ct from the Leary store to the rear
OF the Cooperative store, one door
east Of the Majestic Theatre His
phone number remains 43.