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The Springdale news., 1918-09-06
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Miss Henrietta Bennett entered morning She is staying up there High School at Springdale Monday with Grandma Bennett.
 Mrs. Carrie Robson and daughter Hazel, left Sunday evening for south ern California where they go to join Mir. Robison who went out there some time ago to look out a location.
 Dick Lichlyter and Carl Mccoy re turned Monday evening from For Smith. Ark. where they had been as witnesses in the U $. Court which is in session there this week
 Orlan Gardwell who left here sev- eral mofahs ago to reside in Idaho writes to the home folks that he is now fortune hunting away down in California
 Will Bennett left today for Nash vile, Tenn, where he goes to dc ear penter work on some big buildings, under the supervision of Uncle Sam, who Is contracting for a big lot of work around Nashville.
 The local telephone service Is a mighty tatngled up system and no ru- ral line is able to get Central, so the Springdale trouble man" Is blamed for the mix up" which Is said to be in the cables inside the corporation limits of Springdale.
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The Springdale news., 1918-09-06
SONORA

A large crowd attended the social at Mr. Harrison's Thursday night. Edward Clarke of Birmingham, Alabama, is visiting relatives here. There is to be N 5. s Pie Sup per Saturday night at this place. Mrs. Lola Renner and Ella Cloer returned to Colorado Friday. Miss Gladys Wheeler has typhoid fever. Has been quite sick for the past two weeks.
 Mrs. John Homsley and Mrs Goldie Head visited in the community Tues- ady.
 Mrs. Tom Brooks returned home Sunday from weeks visit at Hab- berton.
 Misses Pansie Cloer and Marie Giles visited in Springdaie Saturday and Sunday.
 Mir. Wheeler and son, Art are ex- pected home from Kansas, soon. They are going to make the tnp III car
 Charlotte
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06
BENTON COUNTY MEN CALLED

The following Benton County regi strants have been ordered to report q Bentonyille Thursday, September 5 at , D. m. for entrainment at a. m Friday for Camp Pike:
 Marshall 4 Kirby; Centerton. l. B MeGarrah; Lowell
 Owen Johnson; Pea Ridge. Joseph 4. Hathaway; Rogers. Forest Emo; Sloan Springs. Melee Noblin; Cave Springs. Henry NJ. Sarten; Neosho, Mo. Orvel Wolfe; Sloan Springs. Ernest l. Hileman; Pea Ridge. Clifford (. Blood; Rogers. Lee Otis German; Rogers. Ira Cecil Stoops Garfield. Walter Dickson; Cherokee, City. Oliver White; Rogers.
 Mason Lynn Collins; Rogers Edward Lee Fields; Cave Springs. John Franklin Baggett; Springdale Eugene Rife; Sloan Springs. Tracey E. Wolfe; Sloan Springs. Clint Smith; Siloam Springs. William Gal Marrs; Springtown, Everett Lee Wilkerson; Grayette. Mcfarland Smith; Rogers. Bert MeW horter, Bentonv1lle. George Croxton Hunter; Pea Ridge Simon E. Shoekley; Lowell. Jesse Norflett; Cherokee City. Robert Bugher; Gentry
 Erwin Roughton; Sulphur Spgs. Claud Gehard; Sloan Springs. Joe Roy Ecton; War Eagle. John William Smith; Avoca. Edward Bunch Rife; BentonVille. Lloyd Alfred Buttrey; Rogers. , Frank Columbus McGarrah; Lowell Edward Royster; Glade.
 Sidney Bell Thomas; Gentry. Ed Stringer; Alden, Kansas. Bryan Sikes; Sloan Springs. William Eyce Compton; Decature. Chester Janurary; Gentry Lester Rush; Siloam Springs. John Earl Green; Garfield. Gilbert Earl Mckinley; Rogers; John Edmniston; Sulphur springs Michael Robinett; Seligman, Mo. William E. Whitley; Rogers. John C. Marsh Gravette. .. Charles H. Mckinney; Pea Ridge James Whittle; Monte Ne. Zeke w. Evans; Gravette. Corbitt Holt; Gravette.
 Merrill Benjamin; Bentonville. Otto Miller; Pea Ridge. Barney N. Thomason; MaysViile' Bailey Compton; Bentonvllle Fred Leroy Rausher; Gentry Walter Ferry; Pea Ridge. Otis NJ. Mitchell; Pea Ridge Ralph Prophet; Bentonvllle. Jesse Ray Carroll; Hiawasse. George W. Garden; Pea Ridge James F. Autrey; Habberton. Howard M. Hart: Gentry. Carl Bennett Brown; Gentry. Orla Wallace Kincaid; Gravette. Carl Sutton Smity; Rogers. Walter Dawson; Glade,
 Walter Hicks; Decatur.
 Hugh A. Hall; Garfield,
 William T. Pitts; Rogers Tom Clark; Maysville.
 Roy F.. Edison; Sloan Springs. Fla Lee Cain; Siloam Springs. Clarence F.. Field; Rogers. Ora A. Pace; Rogers.
 William Files: Avoca. o. Marion D. Dickson; Cherokee olty' Charles Nj. Green; Decatur. Walter ". Wilmoth; Decatur: Albert NJ. Robbins; Bentonv'iie. Fred M. Covington; Rogers Chaunce L. Stroud; Hiwasse' John s. Murray; Bentonviile., Charles H. Patterson; Garfleid; Ross Merle Fogle. Cambridge. Mans Traney Gearhart; Siloam Springs Ross C. Church Sulphur Springs Hollis Richard Bailey; Centerton Shade Dye; Garfield.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06
SONS CHAPLE

Everbody has enjoyed fine rain
 John and Otis Graw are baling hay this week.
 Otis Williams and Miss Julia Graw were married recently.
 Private Alvie Bohannon, who was m old Co B., has gone to France.
 Mrs. Shelton is visiting her sister and late crops are locking fine. of Fayetteville, who is very ill
 There were lots of people of this place attended the Association at Oakland
 Mrs. Blake of Goshen visited her daughter, Mrs. Mona Warren Satur- day night.
 Vernon Boyd and Miss Rena ivey were married last Friday week ane Verinon left for Camp Pike the nex1 Monday.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06

The students of the High School were given an exceptional treat at the opening Tuesday morning when Mrs Clara Phillips Cathey, a composer of national reputation, rendered some of her compositions.
 Mrs. Cathey is a concert singer of high order. Her singing is of a different" character. Among the selections she sang were Love In a Shanty,' Il Love You" and one from her Messe which is to be given by the Chicago Symphony Concert Company at Marshall Fields opening this Fall. Her National March, composed and played at the Wilson Inaugural in 1913, IS being played by the Regimen tai and Marine Bands wherever Uncle Sam has his forces.
 Mrs. Cathey has promised to come to Springdale next Friday evening ttomorrow) for a recital. The pro ceeds are to be used for the High School Library. The needs of the High School are great and 1t is ur- gently hoped that the patrons will aid themselves by hearing this Nat onal Composer, and thus help our student body by adding to the Library funds
 Following is notice which appear ed in the Fayetteville Democrat, Mon day, Sept. 7:
 Mrs. Clara Phillips Gathey, com poser of songs, and concert singer of Chicago. gave q Sunday recital for soldiers attending the Second Army Training School, University of Ark ansas, and was enthusiastically reeeiv- ed.
 Besides q number of her own com positions. including "fhe National Marell," Mrs. Gathey sand "fentine Tonight" "0ld Back Joe" the Holy City and other faVorites wh:4t. deeNe Geafen:ue response from the music hungry men who have beer. ,n quaran. tine for the past two weeks.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06
Respectfully.
 Dr. ] E Martin,
Springdale Schools Open.

SpringdaIe schools opened Monday, the enrolment being unusually large which was hardly expected in view of present conditions The teachers for the coming year are as follows:
 High Sehool-Superintendent, W. A. Piper; ]. C Anderson. Miss Helen Macnab, Miss Nelle Sanders.
 Grammer Schooi-O. E. Thompson. principal, 8th grade; Miss Minnie Bowers, 7th grade Miss Olive Kern, 9th. Miss Ruth kuhnert, 9th; Miss Verni- Taylor 4th; Miss Lena Lane, 3rd, Miss Lora Sanders, 2nd; Miss Ola Watson, lst.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06
From DfJ Martin.

Since my country's call is so great, l feel 1t my duty to sacrifice my prae- tiee. family and home ties to answer this call. To the people who have de pended on me so faithfully in a pro- fessional way, l thank you; also to my many friends who have stood by me ready to help me in every way, will ever appreciate your kindness and carry away with me your smiles and trusting when this world wide war Is over l can return to You better able Ill every way to serve you also ap- preclate the way in which the people have come in and paid their accounts and to those who have failed to get in my books are left with my wife for settlement
 Respectfully.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06
SOUTHERN GROVE

Bruce Gosseen came in Sunday night for brief visit with homefolks
 We are sure enjoying our share of rain in this comunity
 \ number of young folks from here spent Sunday at Oakland.
 Recruit Paul Graham who has en- loyed a 30 day farm furlough has re- turned to camp.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06
The lI2nd Sails.

Information reached Spirngdale first of the week that the l42nd F. 4 artillery had sailed for France The exact date of sa l. ing and from what point, was not made public, but the probabilities are. with no misfortune happen ing, the boys will be on the other side when this item is read
 Goodbye and good luck, boysl
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06
To Register at Mayors Office

September l2. Is the day set for registration under the new draft law. Persons III Sprngdale and vicinity will register at the Mayors office in Springdale that day
 J J. Banks has been appointed chairman of the registration board with l.. A Smith, J E. IoneSss.. .. RrAtton. J T. Masoner. as assistants
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06
JOHNSON

W r Snttlc r't last Hce> for ar extende.i ;zit in Wyoming
 Clarence Steward and family have taoycd t. the :inity ). Nn'3eld, hansta
 Miss Nyrt!e iockhart !s visitin,. her brother. Henry Lockhart, who re sides near Webb City, Mo,
 Perry Cossairt arrived home yester- day for a short vacation from his rail road work in Oklahoma.
 Miss Lela Reed left Sunday for q soiourn with relatives at Wells, Neva- da
 A fine rain fell here Thursday night and we have several heavy showers since then. Mrs. J. E. Marr arrived recently i from Bingham, Neb, and is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Late ! Mrs. Shirley Cox and children Lewis and Cleo. of Vale, Ark, are visiting here to-day.
 Col. B. F. Johnson and wife, of Harris, Ark, spent Saturday and Sun day with relatives here.
 Miss Vera Hanks left Sunday foi ! Winslow. Ark, to begin teaching school in a country district few miles east of town.
 Mrs. C. F. Main and Mrs Alma 1 Call have returned to their homes near Cedarvale. Kansas. after spending g couple of weeks visiting relatives here
 Mrs. Phil Mcclure. Sr., left Sunday on an extended western trip to Calf ornia, Nevada and Washington where she will visit relatives.
 Mrs. Harry George and baby, Kath leen, left yesterday for Oimulgee Okla, where Mir. George is located again.
 Mr and Mrs. Bert Moore have re turned a Johnson after a sojourn O several months over in Marion count, Arkansas.
 Bert Johnson is nursing a damage' right hand which was burned seyerel. by hot tar and pitch. that Bert was us
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06
Red Cross Home Service

The American Red Cross, Wash ington County Chapter, has opened an office at Court House at Fayetteville, with office hours from II a. m. to l2 and from to 6 p. m. daily, except Sundays.
 The Home Service si prepared to give to relatives of all soldiers and sailors from Washington County full information concerning their Allot- ment, Allowance and Insurance, as carried by the War Risk Bureau; is prepared to give instructions how to write to the Bureau when money or certificates do not arrive promptly; are prepared to give free of charge to families of men in the Servcie; Medl- cal Aid; Nursing Aid; Legal Advlce or Financial Aid when this Is needed.
 The Government advises that three months will usually elapse before the first payment on a soldiers pay can reach the beneficiary Persons de pending upon this pay, and Tn flnan- cial need, can secure through the Home Service loans in small sums, without interest, until the arrival of soldiers pay
 The Home Service office also main tains an Information Bureau where information on all questions concern ing drafted men and matters concern ,ng their location, communications, etc welfare, etc may be secured. For the convenience of families of Soldiers and Sailors a Home Service agent has been appointed in each township; Appulicaton for information or aid of any kind made to the respective town shin agent will immediately git ln- terested parties in touch with the Red Cross Home Service which is estab- Eshed by the Government as the Friend of the drafted man and his family:
 Home Service agents nearest Springdale and Fayetteville are as
 Brush Creek Township; c. | Vaughan, Spring Valley.
 Center Township; Mrs. Al Bentley
 Crawford, Mrs. Steve Jett, Brent
 Durham; Mrs. NJ. W. Moore, Dur ham. ,, n Cooper. Elm Springs.
 Goshen Township; J. H. Clark, Cos
 Harmon Township; B. Il. Great house, springdale, R. F. D.
 Lees Creek Township, Mrs. Arthur Cassatt, Wheeler. :,
 Prairie Township; Earnest Dowell Fayetteville. n cano.. Hazel Valley
 Richland Township, Haden Smith
 Springdale Township; J. s. Ewalt, Springdale. u. West Fork, K. F. D.
 Tontitown Township; Frank Bau dino, Tontitown. ~
 Wyman Township; Henry Thomp son, Arnett. c.:
 Wheeler Township; c. D. Carm cheal. Wheeler, R. F. D.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06
Attention. Confederate Veterans.

Editor News: Please announce that Cen. John H. Dye of Searcy, Ark requests that the names of all Con federate veterans who expect to at tend the reunion at Tulsa, Okla, on the 25th of this month, be forwarded to him at Searcy as soon as possible as he is going to T'usla before the re union opsuls and desires to resistel their nasaes in advance. Will some one in 5springdale please attend t( this as fsoon as possible?
 se B. H. Greenhouse,
 [ Chaplain General,
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06
HERE AND THERE
Hast MPek

During rain storm recently light ing burned three hay stacks on the farm of James Owens, near Marble Madison County. destroying between loo and l25 bales of hay
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06

Dr. C. A Finch, pastor First Christ ian Church at Fayetteville for three years past, has rendered his fesigna ton. to take effect November |, and will engage in Y NJ, C A work.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06

J. Il. Mcllfoy of Fayetteville, county fuel administrator. announces that all retail fuel dealers must file their application with the local fuel com mittee on or before September |.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06

Fred Chase, son of Allie Chase of Springtown, was wounded twice in the right arm with shrapnel about five weeks ago, but the last heard of him he was in hospital in France and do- ing nicely
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06

thought nothing of 1t not knowing | he was sick. Monday afternoon word came of his burial that day. It being holiday. l was at home when the news came. His death was very mn expected, for, though eighty two years old, he was we'll preserved for that age Deceased was one of our most res pected and prosperous citizens. His bereft wife and children have the deen sympathy of their many friends in their time of sorrow. The day of registration, Sept, F. draws nigh, and there's the stern fact that we are at war is impressed more firmly upon us. Boys that only few years ago startetd to school barefoot and freckled, are now to be drawn from their studies to take their places as the nations defenders. It IS a sad blow to the fathers and mothers: but if the burden seems heavy think of Belgian parents, those of England and France. What calamity the unholy ambition of miseducated ruler has brought upon the worldi No wonder the greater part of the civilized world is retermined to overthrow autocracy. Arouse Ye, Columbia,
 Arouse ye, Columbia
 Call all your bravest sonsl The world is being trodden
 Beneath the feet of Huns.
 The sturdy sons of Britian,
 The valiant men of France.
 Are dyng now by thousands, To stop the foes advance
 Unfurl the starlit baner.
 Of the red, white and blue,
 And prove to bleeding nations,
 Columbia's sons are true.
 Down with the Kaiser
 And all his Vandal horde
 Risei ye outraged nations,
 And striks with one aeordi
 Unsheathe ye all your weapons,
 And use, yea. use them well,
 Till his aceursed system,
 Is doomed to he'll
 We're coming, Europe, coming
 We're coming millions strong;
 And we shall stand beside you
 And tighten every wrong.
 No more shall outraged people
 Be crushed beneath the heel,
 Of ruthless Teuton tyrant,
 Or made his wraft to feel.
 No more shall Rachel, weeping, Be found at every door;
 Her grief shall change to gladness When war shall be no more
 Down with the Kaiser!
 His rule shall never stand,
 His light must pass forever
 From off the Fatherland
 Every ehastened nation,
 He caused to bend the knee,
 Shall stand again rejoicing,
 Among the free
 Celsius
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06
MARRIAGES.
Howard Graham.

Clarence Howard and Miss Florence Graham were united in marriage Sun day, September~l, at the residence of Squire J C. Muneyhun, southeast of Springdale Squire Moneyhun offici- atinU
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06

.s It's passage before the peof~, blaming it's provisions, and snow" it's advantages over that of 1874
 The great majority of the oon- vention, with out doubt, have eoni'- denee in their own handiwork. lnes believe that they have written goou document, and that the people ~'n ratify it when they understand !"
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06
Limited Service Men Called

Fayetteville, Sept 4-Nine limited service men left Washington County this morning in resopnse to call for ten men to be sent September 4th to Camp Bowie, Fort Worth, Texas.
 The personnel of the contingent was as follows:
 Otis M. Vanderpool, Lincoln;
 James r. Provinse, Winslow,
 Edgar E. Johnson, Springdale;
 Harrison Y. Harmon; Greenland;
 Eula Martin, Brentwood;
 Owen A Wood, Harris;
 Arthur II. Rush, fayetteville;
 Marvin M. Fitch. Spring Valley;
 Rufus k. McCullom, Strickler;;
 All of these men were supplied, ac- cording to Government request, With box lunches by the Red Cross Canteer Committee, and were instructed con corning allotment, allowance and in surance following their induction into service Tuesday afternoon by the Home Service Section of the Ree Cross
 One hundred general service mer will leave Fayetteville Friday of this week.
 Three Limited Men.
 The local board today received or ders to induet three limited service men for clerical and stenographC work, called for September 7th, and preliminary orders were mailed today to the following:
 Paul F. Glass, Springdale;
 Charles S Baggett. Tulsa, Okla;
 Rupert H. Rowe, Miami, Okla.
 Baggett and Rowe are Washington County men who moved to Oklahoma
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06

w w. Grace, formerly with Me Gregor-Noe Hardware Co, of Spring field Mo, has taken charge of hard ware store at Gentry purchased some time ago by Frank Shinn, who travels for a Kansas City wholesale house.
 The publisher of the Westville (okla) Record last week announced that the paper would be discontinued, as result of lack of support West vile has had q newspaper for six and half years and the town will miss the Record.
 ]. (. Arthur 79 years of age, died recently at his home in Bentonyille.
 William A. Lowery, an old Con federate soldier and long time resi- dent of Boone County, died recently at his home near Bellefoute. the result of stroke of paralysis.
 Lieut.. Frances Humphreys, son of Judge and Mrs. II. T Humphreys was married in New York City Wednesday of last week, the bride being Miss Marguerite Willis, also g former resident of Fayetteville. Lieut. Humphreys stationed at Camp Dis with the 18th Division of Engineers.
 Gordon Gulley, son of Mir. and Mrs F. c. Gulley of Fayetteville, who ha. been with Government surveying party in the oil and gas fields o. Oklahoma the past summer, has beel accepted for military service and re ported at Liberty, Mo, where he ha been attending school, this week.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06
Community Counsel of Defense.

The executive committee of the Community Counsel of Defense of Springdale school district met iues- day evening at the call of the chair man. c. A. Ownbey, members present has;des the chairman being w l.. Elledge. J. H. Myers and E. s. Thomp- son. the other member, Miss Helen Macnab. being unable to attend on ac- count of her school duties.
 E. s. Thompson, secretary, furnish es The News the following with rel erence to the meeting;
 There were a number of matters uI for consideration and discussion, ons of which was the request of the Gov'
The Springdale news., 1918-09-06
MUSICAL RECTAL.

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