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Arizona republican., 1918-04-28
One of Dodge Brothers Cars o- Machine Gun Company No. 1 Eleventh Infantry.

M AcHINE GUN company NO. l.
 VH Eleventh Illinois infantry, has
 been provided by the state with two Dodge Brothers motor COTS, with complete machine gun equip ment When the national guard, of Illinois became federalized, immediate steps were taken to organize three regiments of militia, which would be available in case of riots or other extraordinary acts arising within the state.
 Twof regiments, designated as the Ninth and Tenth, were raised in the central and southern part of the state, while the Eleventh regiment was re- cruited wholly from Chicago and vii cinity.
 General James A. Stuart was se- lected by the governor to lead the ! Chicago contingent, with the rank of colonel. Nelson Morris, chairman of the board of directors of Morris & Company. was made captain of the machine gun company, with a strength of nearly 100 men.
 The state issued full equipment, in cluding Springfield rifles, to the regi- ment; and to the machine gun com pany, guns of the latest pattern and Dodge Brothers motor cars. The machine guns shoot 30 caliber bull | lets at the rate of APO per minute and are mounted on a swivel sitting on specially constructed frame over the hood. Each gun is controlled by the gunner at~the side of the drive. and can be pointed in any direction and to an elevation or deflection of about 45 degrees. The automobiles are flexible and capable of high speed and require but little room foI maneuvering. Two automobiles con- stitute a platoon, which unit has been found to offer the greatest mobility
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28
FORD TWO-MAN TANK ] PUTS IN APPEARANCE

The first model of what Ed Rudolph understands to be the Ford two man tank" numbers of which the cur rent issue of the Motor World states will be produced by the Ford Motor company, if tests prove satisfactory, was revealed to public gaze at Spring field, Mass, on April 9, 1918.
 Experimental work on the tank has been progressing for some time under the supervision of c. H. Martin of the Martin Rocking Fifth Wheel company, Springfield, it's inventor, and it is un- derstood that three machines are now being constructed for the ordnance de- partment and quartermaster corps, and will be tested by these divisions.
 Neither armor or armament was shown at the demonstration in Spring field and it is understood that details have not been decided as yet. It is likely, however, that the tank when in fighting trim will carry about 1900 pounds of armor and two machine guns. It is to be manned by two men. and it's speed will be about 12 miles per hour on smooth going, and slightly less on rough going. ss In construction. all the essential ele- ments of the Ford chassis are retained with the exception of the running gear. In place of wheels there are two end- less belts running over series of idler pulleys and driven through sprockets which in turn are driven off the Ford rear axle. The method of steering and other details are not disclosed. It is stated that the little tank will GO practically anything its big brother will do in the way of climbing ob- stacles iii proportion to its size and that it will successfully negotiate al. most any kind of bad going.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28
MOTORCYCLE WEEK

Motorcycle dealers all over the country. will hold a spring opening week from April to T. Window dis plays with the spring atmosphere will be features and special programs ar ranged for every day of the week, closing with a special musical enter tainment or other big program as a climax, on Saturday night.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28
GOODRICH MAPS GONE

The Goodrich map of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah have proved so popular with the people that the supply furnished the Phoenix Chamber of Com merce has been exhausted. An other supply has been requested.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28
MACHINERY MAN HERE

R. R. Schweitzer, general man ager of the Western Machinery company of California and Ari- zona, is spending a few days in Arizona, visiting the local offices. Mir. Schweitzer's office is in Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28
SPAIN SHORTAGE
 IF GASOLINE IS
 THE REAL THING

From Valencia, spain, comes a story of ggs1iue shortage which makes anyI possible reduction which We might have to suffer in this country seem like good news. J. l.. Byfne, a Hupmo- bile distributor in Spain, in writing tol the factory last week says that theI stock of gasoline in his country isl practically exhausted. The little left has been requisitioned by the govern ment with an absolute prohibition against supplying any for passenger car use. This applies even to doctors and other individuals whose service to the community is largely dependentI Epon automobile transportation.
 Alcohol is being used as a substitute and, poo as 1t is, it is the only sub stitute available. Its cost is nearly double that of gasoline and the quan- tity required for a given amount of service is nearly double. In practice 1t is found that alcohol as a es,el in anI internal combustion engine gives suf- ficient propelling porce to do the work. but the total absence of oil in it's com position leads to frequent stalling of he motor.
 American Motors Superior
 MT Byrne was pleased to say that in the Use of gasoline substitutes Americap motors were far superior to European makes and that the Hup- mobile among others, took first rank among American motors He names 9s prime essentials for a motor using lhis particular gasoline substitute an extremely reliable lubricating system valves operating in an oil bath, and control capable of fine graduation for supplying air to the carburetor.
 People inclined to become excited and see in experiences such as above D prophecy of what We in this coun- try may come to, should remember the following facts Spain, like England France and Italy imports all of her gasoline. It is not an actual shortage 1f the product that is causing the diff liculty, but the impossibility of i'm porting it when ocean transportation IS needed so much more for food and other necessities.
 The United States enjoys the privil- ege of being at, or near the source of the worlds greatest gasoline supply. This supply, according to expert ad- vice from Washington, gives every evidence of being more than ample for The worlds needs Furthermore. trans portation of gasoline, as far as this country is concerned, is largely taken care of 1y extensive pipe lines, which means that supplies can be widely dis tributed without seriously interfering with the transportation of other things Authorities state positively that there Is no likelihood of gasoline shortage in this country -
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-12-27
Moulton News

Mr.. Baker began last Thursday to
haul out his grain.
Bishop Saunders was at home last
week to receive tlthing.
Clarence Tracy was in Oakley on
business last Thursday.
Chris Moller, the local postmaster,
is making extensive improvements
on his residence.
Moulton is planning for big
Christmas celebration at the central
school house. There will be a big
dance Christmas night.
Fred Kidnans and Loren Hen
bricks are busy every day hauling
grain to Oakley MIR. Hendricks
takes a loaded wagon half way to
Oakley and is met by Mr.. Kidmans
with an empty wagon. Then they
exchange wagons.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-12-27
NOTABLE SOUTHERN
LECTURER COMING
Mrs. A. c. Zehner Prominent on Chau-
tauqua Platform.

Mrs. A. G. Zehner Is perhaps the
greatest woman lecturer upon the
ChautauQua platform. Her lecture,
american IDEALS" is one of the most
finished and eloquent appeals for bet
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-12-27

Zehner will make you laugh, possibly
she will make you cry; above all she
will make you think, make you glad
you are living and leave you with
wholesome thoughts, greater love and
respect for your neighbor, your town
and your country.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-07-19


 Greenlee COunty Arizona l | Arizona June2s.
 Supervisors day regular all members and the clerk present Meeting called to order at 10 o'clock AM
 Bids Indigen Hospital opened and MRS IRENE MERRILL: patient in '.t perm has mana of the ehospfa
 by Merrill hereby awarded the for of dollars condition ed the faithful performance of the contract Upon motion by H. Moon seconded by w. IT. Witt and carried unan minutes ss.oa1 JUNE ssT ,ss s eos"s ""0ssso"
 
  Boar of
  Herewith Dec a1s - 's's s ss @ ~ sss .a5s7a7 40 :. Q ......., a54s sass'7ss :s :s Collections to June 2sth lsl. a4ss1o Total 75oi s Abstract delinquent taxes:
 psl.5as' iss property " - " sssasi sasasa STATE OF ARIZONA
 Treasurer and Enofheio the and foregoing report accurately in the col with the deducted by the of Supervisors the amount exemptions and the amount P1cKENs ANDERSON 
 this 2sth day of June 1sls Clerk Board of Supervisors %sf A. adjourns
 A. L. TERRY, Clerk.
 Clifton, Arizona
 Board of Supervisors Clifton Gnee County State or bersa and Meeting called to by at A. M.
 sth and 10th read and Upon H. W. carried unn
 
 donarspe
 ordered paid of the Salary.
 s5O241s s5o24lS 17s to 210 ass l. M 1arv .coroners Jurors .. s $500 2ss 2s4 Bronson Printing Co., printing S.oo ls.oo aas @ S16 o. W. Banta Bounty 1000 1o.oo 24o 2S7O 112-1O 24l supplies 625 bS.2o 242 100 100 24s supplies 424 4224 PA Arzona Co. 251O 251O 245 Publishing county printing 12eo 12.6o 2s0 Phelps 25oO 25Oo PAT supplies 375 S1.75 PAS Halowen stenographc services 1000 1ooo 24s 800 800 25o A. H. Coroners 800 300 291 so D. M Cansler. Coroners Juror 500 800 SoS ss M C. Walsh Coroners Juror goo 300 @ 29s J o. 800 800 254 800 800 255 ss7 First National Bank Jurors Certificates - 33s shotrdge stenogaphc services 1535 15S5 257 A. L. election 5000 5000 "25s m m Wsr F 1 r1ss ases9ss cs :an:, @ s 1sss s sss 425o i25O 261 J. B. 172 i7229 2e2 E. shortidge. stenogra 2ss 34s R. A. Campbell office rent 15co l5.oo sef Jurors. 265 M. lrenet
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-07-19

s7s Terry, expense 1o.os 1oos 2s5 prisoners 1os7 s2 S7s Baum Bros. dsinfectant 5000 5000 2s7 s21 Arizona Copper Co., road supplies ~ 2s72o 2s72o "A 327 Arizona R tracks ss4 Clifton Lumber Co., road supplies 117s n7s 7s sss shannon supples 7s sss Maurice supplies S Redd, June A. Davidson road supplies ss oO asoo ss s5s Anderson aeO- s. supplies 45o s4 l s5l Mcdowell Grocery Co., road supplies 4a4s 4ss ss Upon motion by Witt H. hereby granted a leave of absence for thirty days The Board reconvenes at F. M unanimously resolution hereby requesting the Commission State Institutions H. W. T. aries of of the and
 
 Arizona w. Witt the Peace and constables the SusT1ca ,Ur 7Tess assnsn pa9c'ncT 'ns %ea9n Soa 1
 ~ asuee or 'ne feaoe .soO oo per year ,usTcs pssciNcT so 2 '''''.'' per year Justice asass,s of the Peace :, 800 90 JUSTICE paEciNcr No a. ''''''' p' ''-' - Justice of the Peace s5oO JUSTICE PRECINCT No A. -. ''''''.'' 70 ''-'. by
  12 of N w. 4, Section 25, T. 30 sessment account of erroneous assessment motion seconded w Witt carried unn mousy Emeo ndgen fifteen lars
  children asking
  w. S2 T.  Geene County thence due east to point directly north of the N w. R. N. N Section R. 29 E.
 
 
  w.
   H. Sheriff.
 
  vices Cosper w. W. seconded H.
 
  while attending Conference motion by w. carried
 
  minutes: GREENLEE COUNTY BUDGET For the Fisal Year Ending June 30, 1919
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23

Rev. IT, NJ Grain returned Monday
from Hot Springs. Ark. where he at
tended the big BAPTIST church conven-
tion.
Stucy-Adams and Walk-Over shoe
styles are bound 90 please. See the
new spring styles at Leihovifx's Live
Store.
Ieihovitz's Live store has inst
received a second large shipment ~
the very famous Stacy Adams oxfor.ls
Paul McKeel Of Moreanrown. West
Va spent few days this week with
T. y. Wilson and wife.
Miss Ruth Saunders. after finishing
her term of school. returned Ia h,.r
home az Murray Ky.
Mr.. win Scates. Of Union civ 4.
visiting her daughter Mrs T.. n chr
lin.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23
A FAMILY
MEDICINE
In Her Mothers Home, Says This
Georgia Lady, Regarding Black
Draught. Relief From Head
ache, Malaria, Chills, Etc.

RinFgold, Ca Mrs. Chas. CASTOR.
OF this place, writes: Il am a user
of ThedfOrd's Black-Drsught; I'm fact.
~ was one OF our family medicines.
Also IN my mothers home, when I
was a child. When any OF US child
ren complained OF headache, usually
caused By constipation. she gave US
q dose of Black-Draught, which would
rectify the trouble. Often in the
Spring. we would have malaria and
chills, or troubles Of this kind. we
would take Blaci-Draught pretty reg
ular until the liver acted we'll, ami
we would soon be up and around
for II certainly has saved US lots OF
doctor bills. Just a dose OF Black
Draught when not 50 well saves q
lot OF DAYS in bed"
Thedf0rd's Black-Draught has been
in use for many years In the treat
ment Of stomach, liver and bowel
now enjoys Is proof OF its merit.
II your liver Is not doing fits duty.
yOu VIII suffer from such disagree
ness, constipation. indigestion. etc,
and unless something Is done. serious
trouble may result
Thedford's Black-Draught has been
found a valuable remedy for these
troubles II IA purely vegetable. and
acts In a prompt and natural way.
regulating the liver to fits proper
functions and cleansing the bowels OF
impurities. Try IL. Insist on Thed-
fords. the original and genuine. Z 20
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23
Regulate
Your Kidneys

The Einevs and liver are the body s
organs 20 carry Il waste and poison.
When they don't work. bad health foi
lows, and unless YOU take care Of yourself.
disease may follow beyond the power II
u,ediCirc 70 cure.
Because OF the seriousness q these
diseases, YOU should take Vim Heratica.
the universal system puriner, az TIE
earliest sign Of any trouble with bowels or
liver. This great nature mecaciae IS CON-
posed Of eight of the most powerful ctira-
tive herhs. and the certainty with which
they restore kidneys, the liver and bor els
D. natural, healthy action Is attcstsd BY
thousands who have been helped when
ali other remedies ard treatment proved
vaiueiess.
r.. NJ. Cawthorn. a prominent farmer
ard stocirran Of Mt juliet. Tenn, - :
that after taking Vim Hepatica he feat
Hxe A wagon that had been osled up ard
put IN fac running condition
eknow that Yin Hepasca Is remedy
az real worth. We invite you % come n
aud get a bottle IL will surely help JOa
Helur a Ellison. Hickman. ny.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23

You will De- pleasantly surprised az
the appearance and comfort Of Stacy
Adams and Walk-Over shoes aud OK
fords All the newest styles now
shown by Leibovitz-
A comprehensive showing Of all the
newest STYLES ia Stacy-Adams and
waIk-oecr Shoes and oxfords az lei.
bovitz's Live store
Miss Vina carr and Mr. T. NJ
Brown If Halls. Tenn. were s'i''~is "i
their sister. Mrs. J. j. Henry Sa'ur
day and sunday
skirts i'm silk. satin. Pcplin and AL
kinds wash skirts al our usual popular
prices. blossoms
Mr. Long. Of Jackson. Tenn sIrn'
sunday with Miss Carmen Crawford
II vonr business l. not worth ha'rr'
,i~ins-adgertis il for sale
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23
FIRST BAPTIST cmuRCn

The Southern Baptist Convention
met af Hot Springs Ark on the ian
inst This bodv represents fhe Mis-
siouary and educational interests of
8.oo0o0o Enpti~t- ct fhe south. 10 T.
mot % legislative unr % Judicial body
10 has uo authority over amy local
church CO.. pastor Through It's stand
ing committees OBJ boards d. receives
tile gifts from fhe churches for Home
and Foreign Missions and them sends
ont aud supports Mi-~iouarie~ The
convention is advisory. administrative
and iu~piutioual
There v.re ah1ut Gu0u Delegates
and visitors present go Hot Springs
Pastor o. ~ Grain attended and re-
ports splendid spirit throughout thc
convention.
On nest sunday morning Pastor
Grain viii speak on the convention
The regular services viii bc held al
The church nrNt SUNDAY
SUNDAY school at g.4l 70. m-preach.
ing so n %. M You are cordially in-
viird to attend a. " Crir. Pastor
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23
CIIROPRACTIC Is 4 DRUCIESS
HEALTH SCIENCE.
a Few Questions FOR You.

Il there anything wrong with your
Eyes. Bars Nose or Throat?
Have you indigcstions
Have you Pains or Lumhago. some
times called "stitch en- the back
Have you rheumatism or any pains
Of that uatureg
Have you amy acute innamatory
diseases?
Have you stin Joints or limbs That
you cannot use naturally
Have you Female Disease or amy
Disease which relates 90 Sex, be q
Venereal or otherwlse7
Have you any disease that physl,i-
ans have told you Is incurable9
Have you some sickness. disiocation
or pain for which you have tried ev-
erything without permanent relief?
~ you must answer YES 10 any o.
these questions. you CANNOT Az
FORD 90 miss this chance TO know
what CuIROrRACTIC has in store
FOR you.
10 viii not only relieve you and
make you better. but q viii REMOVE
THE CAUSE cor YOUR SIC NESS
pain or distress. and you viii be Az.
SOLUTELY WE'LL
Consultation free Of chargs az my
ofiee. 5-sOc
tn FRA THOMSON. Chiropracior
Fulton. Kentucky
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23

-Thry are cheap az any price" i
frequent remark about Stacy Adams
aud Waik-Over shoes and oNfords.
sold exclusively hy Leiboviiz.
style. Quality. and fif are the things
that are typical ahont Stacy Adams
and Whatsoever ~hor~ and oNfordS
just received big shipment Of the
delicious Dolly Warden Candies prize
ed from &c Hickman Drug co.
Sow and Pigs For SAIL l..
Thomas tat East FARM J-30p
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23

Miss Carrie May Reid delightfully."-
entertained ~Thc Gamma Tau club
Thursday evening from $ to n Five
hundred WAS thc diversion e. thc even
ing. and ut tile close % delicious salad
course WAS enjoyed Those that had
the pleasure of being present were
Mcs,lame~ Karl Tally and Ia Rice.
Misses CELESTE Roberts. Camille Bar
rett. Bette Louise curtin and Annie
Lee Brown Invited guests. Mes,ame-
Bob Coney. r. NJ Maddox and e.. 4.
Bonduraut
Wanted: All kinds OF timber. all
sizes and lengths. anywhere and in
any quantity; also railroad ties. The
Govt. needs this material DO your
Bite. NJ. Adams * Son, Agent.
Hickman, Ky. tie
Walk-Over and Stacy Adams ShoeS
and oxfori- for men Of all ages at
Leibovirz's Live store"
When you want something good 90
eat come 90 the Busy Bee.
Hot Cakes and Maple Syrup at the
Busy Bee.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23

tt g. economy Geo wear the he~i- Buy
Stucy-Adnms and Walk-Ovcr ~hoe>
and save thc difference Sold ouly 900
Ieibovitz's ~tive Store"
Mitchell Wright ha- aceer-frl po
sifion bon Nashville
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23
Stomach Troubles
Since Childhood
PERUNA Made Me Well

Mr. VIM. w. EVERY, 1925 North
Hancock Street. Philadelphia Pa,
writes:
have been troubled with stomach
disorders since childhood. but after
taking six bottles Of your Peruna, I
now enjoy the best OF health. / also
had eatarrh In the head. which prac-
ueally has disappeared, thanks to
the Peruna Co. for their good work"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF MEETINGS OF
KENTUCKY COUNCIL OF DEFENSE

. ss ka'ss' "; w.. ae ss;.s Of n. ,si b.
H1eey Tor the pu
various Government other valuable var
rrenta.e- oi az var activities are urged and I 20 @
est.er rl anord an spely splendid opportunity
s & me % m % s Our 9 s2T 5ae present. month Of ,y
1 and his organization
ac.,e d Defense getting up ne
sae Is. ne confersnee in county during ne
O q 20 he
with interest
pledge the june Drive me
ss5 pledges and keep " saving and buying Thrift stamps ana VI"
, f s a han sH s out srs BY ss' Ssss o
secured for occasions general pFoga" is as follows.
thinkers and orators
Is aer 5oss Who aFs ALREADY s military
are urged attend this meeiing A special speaker
patriotism address The public is cordially in
200 s Is' t1 Ri4 szH War var ssa including
Women war Work War Saving Red cross knights Or
soa and 1seaia PSt rssaaa8 aad an er ps.roe
rspresenative ss speak
$50 Of he different Fst 5 ns'iss BE ss9
purpose studying their problems and peeing
7.so mass meeting oqa.i., de
sSsse6e- Sy o. t' known reputation.
for the War Conferences tho coua
There liberty geers Of The
@ aa o. ya ale Of demoaa ne a yy human ana
You can heir attendins inference and
b. made You cam a q
Of citizens 70 after rom your community
thing that will do awaken the patriotism Of ne
churches
desired county other patriotic
develop community singing and make part
well all patriotic
ga5 which WI be 9 ofa tim" !; , ,lr s , 81 i
5aa ne county
CONTINUING under Vim Council Defense
The home can help By
organizing elf publicity committees
T1s conrauniy
hour END III puby to # and urging the people to attend
press invaluable
thereby giving publicity to the meeting and calling upon
the people i
member Of the Advisory Commit
citizens OIL the county schools
Conference take advantage Of the
opport
The Farm ieuonsor a
by disseminating information among The
ihe meeting and 5y partpsins in the program
be county
community patriotic the Conference
participating in the service
Tho different organaions including the Council Of Defense Food
Fuel Administrations Liberty Loan Womans War Work War sayng
an
putting behind
such influence they have in making the work OF all OF
by putting their speu
make the meeting productive Of
Clubs help to do effect
hs .eolsn he warn as s ~ays
printed plaeards conspicuous places throughout the
usually willing to render
calling the attention Of the people to
Boy advertising meeting by having demon
them Also in putting up pardl ahd dstrbung
the well as all OF the people
Srb making Of the leading OF the
BY r3r the eiSs Of county 0 naer 1e
Persons desiring further information concerning the war
counen OLD Bowling Green Ky
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1918-05-23

Those who object to liquid medi-
eines can procure Peruna Tablets,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-14

"Alberta, the sketch shown on this page,
is a type of pocketess-coated, gauntlet-sleeved,
narrow-skirted suit that we have been discuss
ing. The skirt, quite narrow in the sketch,
is apparently joined to an upper part that
would make it dress. The upper part, In
truth, is a sort of MILDLY blouse with a large
collar. which with many varieties will also
be worn this spring The coat of Alberta con-
tains no pockets and it blouses just slightly
above the broad belt, which is fitted very
8nugly into the waistline and gives the new
model quite an air, The gauntlets in the
sketch are of the type that will be shown this
season, while the sleeves reflect the narrow
effect that will surely remain in vogue.
"Gwen," on the other hand, is rather a
reversal to form "Gwen" possesses all the