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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-06
Polish Members Quit Duma

BERLIN, April 6.--The Polish member.
of the Russian DumS and the Russian
Reichsrath have resigned, the Overseas
News Agency announced today. 1t was
explained that this action was taken be-
cause POLAND is an independent state"
Arizona republican., 1917-12-12
Auctions

AUCTION AUCTION AUCTION We will hold our usual Wednesday Auction Sale, December 12th, 1917, 47 W. Jefferson.
 Live Stock sale. 1o;30 a. m.
 Chicken sale, 1 D. m.
 Furniture, Clothing, Household goods after chickens
 We will sell in the live stock yard good work and driving horses, one good team work mules. harness. buggies, light and heavy wagons. Lot of nice fat shoats
 Chickens-Come and get them. White Leghorns, Rhode Island Reds and mixed hens. As usual we will offer a large lot.
 Furniture-We will sell a nice lot of good furniture, a large assortment too numerous to mention. Five good sew ing machines. Singers, Davis, and Wheeler & Wilson. Big lot of new and second hand mems clothing. Big lot of tools. Cream separator, show cases, dishes and glass ware.
 Two motorcycles in good running condition.
 Big lot of new sets of china, glass, berry sets, and kitchen utensils.
 Hundreds of items too numerous to mention.
 Don't miss the sale. We have the goods and they go to the highest cash bidder
 1T you have goods to sell get them in the yard before 1 D. m.
 THE BIEHL AUCTION HOUSE
 47 w. Jefferson St. Ii
Arizona republican., 1917-12-12
COTTON GROWING PROFITS

The Pima variety of Egyptian cot ton is the most profitable crop ever grown in this region. It is acknow- ledged 10 be the finest cotton pro- duced. and destined to make this region famous the world over. and will bring high prices for many years to come. The labor shortage due to the working of the Draft Law, makes it imperative that em- ployers of farm help get the max imum returns from their employees. In growing cotton, this means the pest labor saving tools and equip ment. Nearly the entire output of steel is being taken by the govern ment, leaving a big shortage to sup ply the domestic use of this country and the foreign demand. All au- thorities agree that next year will see a biz shortage. If you intend 10 grow cotton. it is important that you buy your machinery and equip ment now. We can supply you with the goods on orders placed now but do not know what we can do in six months.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-12
For Sale-Automobiles
MleAR T lHl U R BROTHERS
RrY YOrR USED CAR

BUY YOUR USED CAR
 WHERE YOU GET THE BEST We sell used cars that are worth owning-cars that will give you certain satisfaction and good dependable ser vice. Read the list-note the prices examine the cars and buy
 MODEL 75 OVERLAND, s4O0. 1915 STUDEBAKER, , pass, s350. 1916 CHEVROLET, Model 49O for s425.
 Seven Pass. 6 cylinder OVERLAND, s55O.
 5 DODGES. Al condition. s65O s7OO and $500
 1916 KISSEL ROADSTER, pass, s11OO.
 MAXWELL touring cars, s35O and s4O0
 We have a DORT touring car run less than 100 miles. Buy it at big re- duction.
 1917 CHANDLER-Look like new for si4O0
 II. C. S. sTUTZ sPECIAL-Good shape $50
 STUFF ROADSTER, 6 wire wheels, $500.
 PASS. STUFF, seat covers, wire wheels, s1200.
 We have about 55 used cars and trucks Of many different makes and models Used cars that are good enough for us to sell are good enough for you to buy. Our name plate is your protection.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-12
Wanted Situation, Male

REMEMBERING prices on repairing and jobwork. R. F. Fowler. Phone S26S If
Arizona republican., 1917-12-12

A Large Stock or Cotton Ranch About 1900 Acres in cultivation now, mostly alfalfa and more land being cleaned for 1918 crops. This property carries one of the best natural flow water rights in Southern Arizona. It is on the Gila. below Arlington. with in shipping distance or Hassayampt, or the main line Southern Pacific. The soil is especially good and water avail made use of on the ranch. It is an old established gravity system, with the best natural head on the Gila River. 1900 to 1900 head Of cattle are being Nintered on this property and an in vestigation will convince any pros pective purchaser that this is the best live stock or cotton proposition being offered today The price is $105, 900 dollars; less than
Arizona republican., 1917-12-12
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE-160 acre relinquishment under Desert Land act Soil of the very best, no alkali or adobe, close to R. R. station; not very far from the Good
 year Rubber Co.'S cotton farm west of the Agua Fria river. Price $4G00 cash or will consider exchange for Phoenix or Salt River property to equal amount. Apply Box 2219 Republican. If
Arizona republican., 1917-12-12
For Sale-Real Estate

ALFALFA 40-$f0,000 Almost solid alfalfa, nice house and barn. close to Central Avenue and well worth the price.
 SMILEY, with L. w.. McADAMS
 35 South Central Ave. bd
Arizona republican., 1917-12-12
MeArfhulr Brothers
Central and Madison St.

Central and Madison St If FOR SALE-5- -passenged 1914 Jack son 4-cylinder, 45 Fl. P perfect me- chanical condition. would make splen- did truck for quick sale, s400. Mr.
 Seymour. Phone 1296 after 6:30 D. m.
 blk FOR SALE-Ford car at l343 East Moreland. $500 bk FOR SALE-A 1917 Ford at the Howard Garage. bl TOURING CAR-For sale Stand ard make a year old. Will sell for S550. Newly painted and top re-cov- cred. Is in perfect mechanical con dition Box 1899. The Republican. bg HUDSON SPEEDSTER FOR SALE Has been run very little and looks like new Will sell at a big reduc- ton. Phone 3295. bg
Arizona republican., 1917-12-12
For Rent-Store and Offices

FOR RENT OR FOR SALE-Briclx warehouse, 50x100. Cement floor. Phone l73 '.ts-.. 1bd
Arizona republican., 1917-12-12
ArCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
 Friday December 18th, 1:00 D. m. sharp, at my residence F mile west, h
 mile south of SIX Points
 My lease having expired I will sell the following property: 20 head of cat tle, yearling steers yearling heifers, z milk COWS; head of horses and mules; spans good work mules; , head horses; hogs. weight 250 lbs; 2 spring wagons, mower hay rake, slip scraper. sets harness, F garbage cans, hog corrall. hog wire, chicken wire 15O feet 3-inch galvanized pipe. 15 laying hens, cords wood. Many other things too numerous to mention Nothing reserved in this sale. Every hing must sell. Remember the date and place.
 FRANK FUJIKIWA, owner
 TAYLOR THE AUCTIONEER bk
Arizona republican., 1917-12-12
LAND BARGAINS

16O acres west. fenced hog tight, house. well. only $200, part cash. S5 acres well improved near Glendale on Grand avenue, in alfalfa, something ! fine. See it. ] 90 acres, nice house, gas engine, tank, garage land plowed for crop, priced below value, small cash payment bal ance years time.
 40 acres. \. w. highly improved, if you want fine country home see this; part cash. ] acres near Glendale, paved road, $1 400 cash.
 21s or acres in alfalfa, 3 cows, 3 heifers. on car line at sacrifice. ! S0-acre tracts and l60-acre tracts at S150 per acre for snort time only S4.000 to S10,000 cash, balance easy. ! so acres west, Roosevelt water only \ (cash) S3,50O.
 16O acres southwest, only (cash) S1,5OO.
 CITY BARGAINS
 A 4-room house near Capitol, only, $l,O0O.
 A lot in restricted district, only s200. An apartment house. g apartments only $4,000.
 ? houses on large lot. only (cash) S1.4OO
 The above city property is all cash prices
 have rooming house, furniture and lease for only S1,200, new furniture, bargain.
 Can sell you houses from ? to : rooms at S150 cash, balance S20.00 month. See me at room l Cactus Way. With kunselman. photographer.
 FRANK F. BELLAMY
 Phone 3595: Home 4942. 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-12-12
For Ren:-Apartments

ROOM APARTMENT furnished; l;
 privilege of garage. No sick. SIS N. Central Ave. blk
 6-ROOM APARTMENT furnished. privilege of garage, no sick. S15 North Central Ave. bg FOR RENT-Light housekeeping apartment, 3 rooms. bath and light, s25.00, 1140 E. Washington St. bd
Arizona republican., 1917-12-12
Auc&iom Announcement

Furniture auction postponed caused ny our inability Co get cars promptly. We will not hold the sale at 225 South Thirteenth avenue until later on in the week. Date will be announced in this column later. The Biehl Auction House, auctioneers. It
Arizona republican., 1917-12-12

Very truly yours SULLIVAN AND GREEN
Arizona republican., 1917-12-12
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Practically new Colum- bia grafanoia and records. entire outfit cost $40, will sell at once for $I5. Con- template leaving town Box 1101 Re publican If
Arizona republican., 1917-12-12
Auction Auction

We will hold our next monthly com bination stock sale at our warehouse and corrals in Glendale. Ariz., on Tues day. Dec. 18th. 1917. commencing at l0:SO o'clock a. m. For this sale we have a very liberal offering of live stock. including horses, mares and mules. some high class dairy cows, al- so stock cattle. sheep and hogs, liv- cry stock complete = or sets heavy harness in good condition, farm wag- ons and many other articles too num- erous to mention All household goods and farm machinery will be sold before noon. Livestock sells after noon. You can list your live stock up to and in cluding day of sale. Buyers for live stock please remember the date and attend this sale. as we expect this to be a big sale and will look for you on Dec. 18th
 Very truly yours
Arizona republican., 1917-12-12
Wanted Miscellaneous

WANTED-Horse and buggy for it's keep. Will buy if satisfactory and reasonable S15 West Washington. Ap- ply in rear house bg
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Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1917-11-07
AUGUSTA TALENT
PLEASES SOLDIERS
Visitors From Augusta Find
Attraction at Building No. TT.
Soldiers Do Stunts. Rev.
Berg Returns From Trip.
BUILDING NO. IT.

N~ ~H'SN WV Z -
Building Secretary-R. C. Dobson,
St Louis, Mo.
Religious Secretary William Berg,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Physical Director-E Ell. Lands,
Dayton. Ohio
Educational Secretary-G. r. War
field, Rockville, Md.
Assistant Secretary-W Z. Griffin,
Augusta, Ga
One of the most gratifying incidents
OF the pats week has been the large
number of visitors from Augusta who
nave attended our program. On Mon
day night Miss Margaret Battle and
Miss Carolyn Brown entertained with
songs While they were accompanied by
Misses Helen and Marion Battle on the
piano and guitar. Al large number of
our local friends were in the audience
and remained for the movies On Tues
day night group of these same friends
returned to see the boys perform.
Wednesday night Mrs Eve brought
out fine lot of entertainers and Au-
gustans who made the evening very
pleasant. Mrs. George Il. hanback, has
accepted the position of building moth
.er and will head a committee of ladies'
looking after the home touches in our
domicile.
On Tuesday night, many interesting
stunts were pulled off by the boys
Kinder and Becker, No. 2, Military Po-
lice, gave several vocal selections;
while Columbo Agostinni and two 9TH
er Company y boys of the old Eighth
Infantry, entertained with italian opera
sings. All present joined in singing
popular songs led by Mr.. Tebbs
Mr. T.. G.. Miller from back home"
talked on religion for q soldier" to
good sized crowd, Wednesday night
After a good ringing song service on
Sunday night Mr.. Dobson spoke for a
few minutes on the first Psalm.
Our stove is now ready and we know
that heat will bring more happiness.
Many improvements to our home are
now under way; even our best friends
won't know us soon.
Mr.. Berg comes back on Wednesday
from a two weeks trip in a Ford. Hell
certainly appreciate our new quar-
ters.
Company G. Engineers, has as a re-
cent member Mr.. Pile, formerly a music
teacher of note in Pottsville
We are now receiving a large num-
Der OF current magazines on our ta-
bles. Come and look them over.
Schedule OF activities for week be-
ginning November 7th:
Wednesday, 7:30-Song service.
Thursday, 7:30--Movies.
Friday, 6:45-Iecture on French
with Cortina records in ''Y.''
Saturday Postal Writing Night to
Friends"
Sunday, Song service.
Monday-Movies.
Tuesday, 1870 Stunt night.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1917-11-07
AMERICAN Y. M. C. A. HUT
IN LONDON POPULAR
British Colonials Like Ragtime,
Boston Baked Beans and
United States Slang

London.--Ragtime music, Boston baked
beans and plain everyday United States
slang have made the new American
Young Mems Christian Association hut
one of the most popular places in London.
Although it has been open only about six
weeks, there has ben an average of about
1900 visitors a day.
Canadians. Australians and New Zea-
landers apparently prefer the American
hut to their own. Owing to the compare
lively small number of American soldiers
and sailors in London thus far, the hut
has been patronized largely by the former
The American Ambassador, Walter Hines
Page. and Mrs. Page, are said to have
been responsible for the introduction of
American cooking at the hut, and the
result has been electrifying. Several
wealthy American women resident in
London, have contributed many phono-
graph records of popular American music
and there is an atmosphere about the
place which is distinctly American.
American soldiers and sailors who still
find it difficult to acquaint themselves
with English money have recently been
boarding "clackers" (pennies) and ex.
changing them for silver coin at the hut.
1t is said that as much as EGO in pennies
have been charged in day.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1917-11-07
CAMP RELIGIOUS
WORK SECRETARY HERE


Rev Thomas A. wtgginton. DID, pas
TOR Of Broadway Presbyterian church,
Nashville. Tenn, arrived at Camp Han
cock Yesterday. to assume the duties of
army Y NJ c. A. Dr. Wigginton
has q three months leave of absence
fro mhis congregation and may serve for
q longer period. For the past nine years
he has been pastor of the leading church
al Nashville and prior to his pastorate
there. was for eleven years pastor of the
leading PRESBYTERIAN church in Evansville
Tnd DIR. Wigginton is well qualified for
his important work and viii personally su-
pervise the organiza ton of Bible classes
and religious meetings throughout the
camp cooperating with the religious
work secretaries already in the field He
is greatly pleased with Camp Hancock.
In addition to his ministerial duties, he
is also instructor in the Biblical depart
Ynent If Vanderbilt University ard asso-
ciate editor of the Presbyterian Advance,
published at Nashville.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1917-11-07
PROGRAM for the Week.

Wednesday, 7:S0-Open night.
Thursday Religious service.
Friday, 7:30-Movles.
Saturday, 7:3O-Open night.
Sunday egimental services. 9:30
a. M, 1GSth F. A., Chaplain McFet-
ridge at Y. NJ. C. A. No. Is. 107th It.
A.. Chaplain Peters; at 10th r. A.,
Chaplain Farr; at Ammunition Train,
by Y NJ. G. A; at Motor Supply Train
and at Base Hospital at 10 a m, by
Y. NJ c. A. 1880 p. M, evening devo-
tional services at Y. M. G. A. building.
Monday, 7 ::Sa9-Augu entertainers.
Tuesday, 7:30-Movies.
Wednesday-Op night.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1917-11-07
CLEVER PARODY SUNG
BY a LITTLE GIRL

When two of the pathfinders of the Y.
NJ. G. A. we're touring middle Georgia,
few days ago, their itinerary took them
to bearing, whore they were entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Printup. Be-
fore leaving, the little granddaughter,
Miss Sarah Printup, sang the following
parody on ''ripperary:'
It's a hard thing to whip the Kaiser
It's hard thing to do.
It's a hard thing to whip the Kaiser,
And the Allies know it, too;
So good bye, little Italy,
France and Russia too;
No other nation can whip the Kaiser
But the Red, White and Blue.
These words were sung by the pathf1nd-
ers at a public meeting in the Washing
ton Court House and made a big hit.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1917-11-07

ADMINISTER ALTON STAFF

Camp Secret ~ry-E. TomIinson.
Camp Religious Work Director-T. A. Wilmington.
Camp Educational Director-Georee 3. Landr.
Associate Div Athletic Director-Geo. r. Fleming
Director of French Instruction Prof |. l.. Foster
Camp Business Secretary-R. P. zebiey.
Camp Musical Work Drector-A. L. Tebbs.
Publicity Manager. Edgar Probyn
Camp Steno9rapher-Frank w. Shrver.
Camp Motion Picture Expert--George Magarian.
Camp Property Man-P A. Macarthur.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1917-11-07
MINSTREL SHOW
FRIDAY NIGHT
Men of Company G, Tooth,
Will Give Classy Performance
Third Regiment Band AS
sisting Programs. Bible Glass
Increasing.
BUILDING NO. 70.


ments)
Building Secretary-Willl Milton
Hess.
Religious Secretary-A. 3. Curry. Jr
Educational Secretary-J Edgar Pro-
Physical Northumberland n rrveo,
Assistant retaTvNF TDa61 + 3 H fson
Assistant Observation-Disclosures d. Miller
Assistant Secretary-IIubert n. Dukes.
liioil nave passed IN ana out OF the build
ing. which is now virtually completed.
Night after night the building has been
flied with ,,,a,, 49, j :. .i''A 1eeii
- :. 80 aug" 81" y - certainty that
II the old Fourth or Third Regiments
were stu intact, the secretarial force
would be swamped. The building would
pc inadequate.
a careful estimate places the number
of letters written during the mast week
at 1000.
Educational Secretary Probyn. returned
from his pathfinding tour of Middle Geor-
gla on Saturday morning, but his running
ma tx Reli1glous Director Curry is still on
people for the sum of 100000, to be raised
next week.
Proe gym spoke in the churches at Dearing
Triangle.
a number of drafted men are quartered
n the int1rmary formerly belonging to the
Fourth, and a number of the men are
chestra which did excellent Service at
the movies Thursday night
Several e, 4, alumni of Girard College met
purpose of forming a camp association.
Another meeting is planned for the near
future r1a e,,n.a,. oe.. 49,,
conducted by Rev Luther 3 Miller, Of
the attendance is increasing. finder the
direction of Rev.. Miller, it is hoped to
Glasses tcH fnY Fl
ers
This Friday night fine treat is in
store. The boys Ct Co. G, T0gth Tnfantr -
have planned minstrel show, which viii
be given in our building. Twenty men