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The Dermott news., 1918-10-03
Lives 200 Years

For more than DO years, Haar'em 08 the t8maus Haf1enaI remedy =ef lloilana. has been recognized as an tntaiabie reaet itaa al i5fHS gt h3dnet and Et8daef a5s orders. ie ten ate ls proof that t must have unusual melIG
 Il You are troubled with pans or aches III the back, fael tired ln the morHtnF he4Gschrs indigestion. in.omnta. p1lntui CT too frequent pasease at urne. ltft.At4an CT stone n tae b'adaer, you VI tiHezt certainly ind rrirf III GOLD MEDAL Huflem 0d Gapsaies. Ihgs Is tte good eId remedy thaj has ssaad the te9; Ter hundreds of yelrs, prepared in the proper qaalt2tY au4 taaYeHsat iafm to tase- It ls imported dffeet from Holland lab. oraesres, and yoa can set t at any drug store II ls standard. old tme home rrmedy and needs no introduction. Each capsule contains one dose ot hSe drops and IS pleasant and easy to Akc. They wil 4afesff relieve those stifeHea points that baekeehe. rheumatism tHm tas3. sciauea, gall stones. gravel. "hue@ dust ete, aar menef promptly refund ei II they do not rcHeNc l0a Bu' be sure to get tae eeaHzue= GOLD MEDAL brand. In boxcs thGee SECS Adv.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03
SPANISH INFLUENZA
 IS FOUND Al CAMP
AS A RESULT SEVERAL REGl MENTS ARE PLACED UNDER
 QUARANTINE
DESERTER $ RELEASED
Sentence of Ten Years Is Set Aside By Col. Miller, Comm7ndant, ana Soldier Is Rcleaset-Private II.
 Schmidt Also Released.

LifsIt. Rock
 b number of eaaes ef SeaAaah a- auenza are reported a6 Camp fLisa, and as 6 result several FeEimeuz were placed under quarantine. Al= though there have been several dea 5a at Camp Pike, due to pneumonia, daz- ing the last few dazzs noae. 50 IaH az could be learned were traced 10 tte Spanish influenza.
 Dr. (. N Garrison, state heaaa officer. Ecpnrted L. caaas of SpaHszt #afuen2a at Stuttgart 1ae cases were reported to Dr. Garrison bz IF. N. C. Jones. health officer af \ saasa= esz.1z= v. pr. Garrison stated laat Hf E. c. Middleton. health officer teX 1f= kama reported the appearance o5 tat new malady at fhat e.s md F5eHss-
 \ sentence of 10 szsfS IL hard =5H- l>or at Fort Epavea#erfh, passed aa July upon Recruit Haflis Hill. attach ed to the Tweaty-th#fd recruit com pauy [. S. l., Jefferson Barracks. Mo. was reversed bs the anazaE ot the general court=marual announced at Camp Pike uill Was sentenced to forfeit all pay and allowances during fhe period Of his serFitude and ha dishonorably discharged from .ae army.
 Hiu vas tried for deaaeHien. tba esi= aenee at the trial disclosing taat = absentea himself Without leave "a taz gust. 1915. and Wa7 Ha. appIaapWa! uutii JH5y. 19IS Fhe order aas 7a- nounced by Col Nlfl6e. emp soalaa=f# der at Camp Psks. and t}g aeeRs.4 will be Immediately rgEea i from 19ez dneneut
 Private uensy Seam.d5 ol ska Ta-z ty.nftb eampanz.EHa#H trata5#=e a7s- tallion, One Hundred and s&Hs end denst rfgade. fftsd #n tag= t for refH al to submit ta m aaee= #a and sentenced 10 sfx uea5az tmFgzz z1z meat. Vas also d5#aaa#s# #as HH# H terce he.uE diaapprHssa 5s GaH# 85'- ieE
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03
serhs Aid in Russia.

Paris A large contingent or Ser htan troops is operating with tho al- lies on the Murman coast in north. orn Russia. the Serbian Military Ms on announced Detachmpnts = Serhians and Jugo Slays, it is added. arc taking part in the operations of the allied armies in Siberia
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

The Ciuzans' Telephone Company of Charleston has served ncuce that hereafter all calls must be made by number. Ii will no longer be possi- ble for subscribers to say Give me Jones grocery, or Give ma the de- pot" and get it.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03
5ELG'ANS CAPTURE
 TOWN QF ROULERS
OVER o.ooo PRISONERS AND 300 GUNS CAPTURED IN OPERA
 TiON-GAETU UME TAKEN
HUNS FIGHT DESPERATELY
le CateIet, Key Position to Whole Sector Between Belicourt and 8an- teux Has Been Officially Report,
 ed in Allied Hands.

London. Roulers, Belgian town l3 miles northeast of Ypres. vas cap tured, according 10 T dispatch recefs- d b the Evening News from tbe Bslsian battle front.
 E tt,sh troops advancing in B1lsiu captured Cbeluwe and are now about TWO mics outside of the Bef.aa railroad junction ot Ncnin
 The situation has become ffaHsat With intensely dramatic pass ha5tsesz
 Ihe Betsians 20 into DNuad, bg smart haHkHS movement aHa went through fhe teHa swiftly street fighting took place and large fary ot the enemy held out ohsttnately in the town hall All the Germans wene killed or captured An entire battery os 1aa milimeter ho@itzers Was cap tuted in Hourhoist forest
 The British and BefEan armies have advanced for m average depsn of five miles and a maNimmH dsp=a Of eight miles The Wao.e af tas eueny's communications in Belgium and Flanders particularly oh the Bel san coast, is threatened
 The Messincs. .Wytchenfte Ridso has been occupied and the Germans have been defeated in efforts 10 fe- tend the approaches to fhe Ri,ei Iy3.
 Brush and Eelrian troops on 7.atar- day and sunday took more tHan e.- coo prisoners
 klng Alhertas force at desk Sis evening were attacking the Geruans at St Peter on tHe Roulers Mea.n toad. and at GeIliemolenhon1
 Belgian troops in thelf ariNo oeffh nd east ef Yptes have captured 5@ German guns 8r.Isn troops m t.i@ s#ne area teol, - guns
 fae salfant ttfle BeIeian arn1v. as= sszsea as the BeiHsh. k dfyIae ahe3I te =aeH 4 manner as Q menace sHe German HaId on tEe entise HaIs.an eaHzt az far as 0stend
 Eaf'#=.as# t1fstZfhs= sHeena =fHs='1 3H#sH thsy aFe ta5Hs fHfasa #z# ##axfl# sI4Hae - Hem. ffs German sse#fe=
 a 6cat iF as1 have thrown F taur dtfz 7as. Iea=f. nj faz,eft== =afa #- tze ltsH= a-aaa Ca st Aeze df4a.en contained slsaau s#at r#etas snt~ @A Were aH.t-- of z.rekee Haent
 Sa lazt lid le ust.=b ad1 nee n tae FaaHdaEs ane# esn th tatzezzas fAro1a8 fHe T.esfHea me=Hwara of rrluEHEz NH naturally slow. bai t.se affHld froupz sur-taeicd uiuenst et-ty- Wlyre
 Te Case1et. sHe RaY na=i.ea fa rle a4afa- sectug hczWsla BaiiiGoaE and gnfeaaN was aa.eaIly reported n a3aad hand
 Good oeVs came Fl day The H. Ha fpaaaH#fo he frfde the ..f# t1staa= Hu cawbrd RFteas at ptaees. at
 fsaa=zs- fesffgeHH.s zeae1a..s =eola-
 ua"3Hon
 Important fo~tfra t#ila.es Ves eal-,l raplG 1eees sion I'14e. aasre Nseref F#aH aed Az.sH aassasla =area fsIssa eaf'y II. s.... lzs,= s.e gEa# saeats al fse torrl1c ait.#t Haraaeaa tat WtFe everywhere zi lf. m tlrihWarf ras ned lrYet. w1t1 eaa.e peeps t. @a5t had GaHe en H@1#Eft #.HH
 Goai new 81#a e.#Ha from the#i}aa zeaat I@WHu1.t vll1aE". lot " -ea8nfgr atIIek. Was rsfaEzn " kHr Attlt1E troops Salen has haeu taken md ths wAaIe f'a3se'saa aaaIa R-l!.l .sstlm has neln nNerraa pmars Iha =fae tha Eszslans conn ef raae chan a=aaa FHf HeHz On t#H sf Quet#a faaf f.oao Germans @#ee ctrtUf6d.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion Of the ear There Is only one way to cure Catarrhal Deafness and that Is by constitutional remedy. HALLS GATARI2E MEDICINE acts through tho Blood on tho Mucous Surfaces Of the system. Catarrhal Deafness Is caused by m innamcd condition of the mucous lining of the Tustachian Tube. When this tGae is inaamed you have q rumhung sound or imperfect hearing. and when II is entirely closed. Deafness l9 the result Unless the inflammation can be re- ducrd and th4s tuhe restored to tts nor nal condition. hearing may be destroyed forever Many cascs ot Deafness are caused by Catarrh. which is an innamed condition Of the Nueou. Surfaces
 ONE FTNHRFD DOLLARS for any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot Dc cured by HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE.
 Ali Druggists 7se= Circular, freq.
 F. J. Cheney & co Toledo. Ohio.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

F. l.. Hodge, representing the NJ r. Raiyley Merchandise Company ot Memphis. recently took on account q rooster at McNeil, that had been sold fer Inc Red Cross several times bringing total of $tS5o
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03
Raid German I owns.

Amsterdam Forty seven air rails were made on German towns during the month of August, according to a, official statement made at Berlin. This statement says that 79 persons vera killed and 113 injured during tho raids.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03
Meut Hall Lipsey of wynne ha.

Lieut. Hall Lpsey of Wynne has received five citations for bravery from French commanders. One was for aiding in sinking submarine and the others for combats in which he destroyed Hun planes. The war cross has been awarded to MT Lipsey. Ha has been in France since 1917.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03
Nashville To Bula. oil shtps.

NI.IyIff. T0nn \ co1f-Irt Err e.cat oil ups for uae government A9s hr,r awarded 10 ,ho Nashville Hr.tc" Company. according to an ahuoaoess meat here The capacity of the salps VIII be GOO. .0ou gallons each.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03
Auatria Shows Erinht.

London Austria is withdrawing her troops from Albania, according to reports received in Amsterdam from well informed circles.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

Near Bison the three .Eearold child ef NJ and Ms Joan Cummings was p.a>.n in some freshly picked cotfoa Fhe haby dug Il trench in the cotton. fall ne jt and w3S Suftoeated before it could b. rescued
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03
Mafer-MlfdY

Squabbs They say th3t three- feurths of tho earth.s surface k GOV cred with water.
 Squihhs Well. that's fine record compared with thoSe of our haJhing beach girls.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03
New Chilean Ambassador.

Santiago. Chile. -Beltran Mathiau has accepted the post of Chilean an bassador to the United States
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03
Sana of II

The ehesaHat erop x going ta he good fhis veur. .A uu can tell that by tAs H%H ~tar{as
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03
Ennan Arc EaSY

.Ent father doesn't approye of YOU
 "Oh. that doesn't mattcr=I don't ap- ntoNe ef him. either. sydney KHlle- si.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

A'5A3tt Ai' iAfN +4+ H.
 Mrs ta55mo Jones died at Perfy. vile few days ago. After the funet- 71 her san went to Eet $Soa in gold which his mother had hidden on tho ttzrsatz5=as-- tla found some one hai zselea he=mene4
 TBa Banner =ea4ees pendent of tbs lIeher Springs Headlizatsays there=is 2 sraat deal of excitement there oysg lae discovery of manganese r k =ta he metal found assays from $@a 70 Sse per ton
 The Fort Smith public school ea- feihHeRE oil the oReHtag day ef ii tal-fs term reached S.5S5. or .a aaes than tast year The high school aas f55 students. he largest number n .tz history
 p4fnE fo tat fact taat Inc rnt1er s5tz=ot Arkansas 5s notable tn secure aa if#traafaF# the proposed radie =eAaet 6e bt established at Fort Smlta aas baen abandoned temporarily
 @so o.eloeS each evening tle 4hzfle q f5e Hshf pI5nt at Hop. sounded. fle f#e.I.s aae tuned CIT or one minute. aaaaE which fhe peoate 3.zet z.ieHt prassr for victory
 \ tlne spaeima If alfalfa ls h9.nS ated ae tHa Peoples Haaa :.
 are E Has 55Esn from tae fam 5as 7 D Staek5 W#a lives in Searrs as3laz4# 5azt esezz ef HAafe=
 Eaaapa5#fz# #Rf5ss ef sa7 a fan e. ae=a7=z##s3 #H e#9#a# and SG4 faa l n a5saa GaH=# faF fH# Faat s#zH5 a5s5aHaa Na 4as announced fv t5.a# Eaa4 Aaa4aaz ta4ztaa
 Tae aaafWerks and seWarae tem. .VHiea f0d Es=o uaIHr daa .zas
 2 d1-.a D. l- lS man4s at
 n5f F t-- EH#o fl5n 1ura#t oear
 Hae f4a e4a z4lza4 seaaal hs- a-ea eal4tea4 a4 Tho addition ef a- now sraoo.r3om. which WIS required en .eeaaaI ef tAe ifegs.4zaa school Ut
 1hcre arr a number Of paar5 treo- ii Gaars Ii faI bloom aad zeferal h4te smau peaehes ca them A'za  fHs ia FHIe and pear Hea5 a 1leeaA
 Tin eHH-a md earn eeop at oa #tlI aake eas 8boee sa pr ceat and t6e taamefz arc planting tsa and
 tef 0#atet aa#tafe fof saetr
 
 \ da aefW#H. et saus5-S f5a5aas ar5af Iaz N#gI TEaa1g Sta.oa hara MI =te =af tzaaaHn netaaar tee ta aaeaa tse le#ftH E#bers Haaa eaae fH
 Bmrs e pazt t1o vecHs thz Ret #e =a He 1H##5a ms ga#H raHP- fad s4 e@8saa and aasp 5i 8smaats
 IT. aase'8= NH 6a eHas 1aeeastee aaa ts tHe sas#l ef tle -aal th4 people 4ll pause pHas
 1af ecreaea ot &heat so1r in Fe. Ion aalp- 5u tatS Was l.aio. ssl4st 2.o@2. .lor 19t-. ,. gain Of 2.-21 acre
 \ threatened epidemic of zma1lnax Ha# eaHaHd the school at SPrins Nal- aIe&.EIa2lsan coGasy. ID be closed
 The staYe min Of the Henry Wrapo Company af Paraeaula which was do. strs.4rd by -Gre-thsee- months ago. n taare a less of S75o9o has been com p'etC}y rebuilt and has resumed opr- ration
 Farmers around ozark are coming in daily with some produce to give 10 , ths gNtNa= bushel9 movement S. R. Allen was knocked down ani painfully hurt by q bull neal England Q few days ago. X huge war map will be erected at fa prominent dowtoWn location by tho Fer smith Advertising Club and Inc war moves of the allied armies agalns5 me Germans will be recorded eae1 day.
 The citi2ens of Pea Ridge raised s7aa toward securing the route of the Ozark trail
 It is thought that Marion ooun,y [ will have a fair this Year in spite o' the war.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03
STATE EIAPiti4 4ts.i \ t.,5. l-.-i

Goare A5ent H5uaHd af Mss ae pt county has taken rom tHe Wal lace plantation aear AHs=a= =# s-= hsh4tea Ii tHe tf#=#.a =Hs 5ss-4# rhiH and at the sat fst@ ta 5aa-z- boro samples of Jata Eata eaaa. The sta are r t#5f za 5.Hsta I Is now just tassetHs as 5t made aa progrcss during the hot, drF=We4azr of August Inc Jaia E1iley corn i3 grown ehtehy in Maaee
 TWO steel bridges have been erect. ed in Hempatead eH=aHe recently 4Ea two more will b es#a5ad F HH future. Hempstea8 ee9n.s non has ab3ut 100 steel b~id#5s E88HHF Ut Ezs Hea @s oaresased seEs1al z1sgI hzEdE In March. 1917. whom 7fe1l wis Hs.s-.f lower than now and rahE Eaf5 the county a big su3 of money
 The cotton crop ta Arkansas N.tl bc very short his year Ha a@ a.4Is ters will not snr'e~ Tsass MIa hgsa seen the crop aH F r Mar Ea-. tatfen. near BeH " s HH eaHa say il vii Htaiyt =e7ff- asss Mr Martin has 7h4 cotton
 The aekmo eaae#s # Teeafue i5 buy5Hs #Haas7a4t tle= country to iaa#z= l=f- + as a hand fae00 Yzaz 1f .fale ls.Es. amount =ns te fl eaH.a=#A# he eAs fs salppd from fHr# ta l whore fl is made as4 aatr
 The negro teacher a< leaeri nee county closed saa 45d 44oa-- l2= stitute in Bacayl'a rea vas decided 10 take adaan-.s a[ fa ll, iHeracv Comm5fee a.tHs3 3t Schools and use f ter tHa ee4a pc3u, lgtion Of this section
 A can for S3 white mn for general military service has just haea tasHed bv tho Fayetteville boagl af Wasbja < ten county The men arc ta b. indec ed and entrained for Camp F ka dur, ing the fye-day perioa between 0~to- her and II.
 s. A. Mccullough has been succeed cd as editor and publisher of fhe Calico Rock Progress b@ \. C. Guth- rie and II. N. Smith has been succeed cd by O. L. Cooper as cd ter and pub fisher of the Mansfield Messenger.
 Ipsh has been eeanted q fran chise to operate an electric plant nj Uayen. It Is thoHgbi the plant Nill 1e in operation within 20 days.
 Miss Agnes Guthrie of Calico Rock has tnken charge of the Calico Rael, progrpas. The plant recently WAS Yeusee by g A Mccullough.
 On Friday, the 18th Of September, a fapcuud hoy. the 18th child ef nr. ana Mrs. Charles B, Robertson ct glythevllel. was born.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

afr5 Aa5amo Jones died al Perry. vile T few days ago After the funet- at her san went to Eet $Soo in gold which bis mother had hidden en the tzteenE =as- He found snme one h2i ztaiea he mone4=
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03
Breakine It Gently.

As1em Whcrras the rleh heirest Ynu,re engaged ta2
 Teilam You see that lovely girl ia pink at tho other side ef the room.
 Aszem Ye~ l ~aY old man, what I superb
 Telluul=Weg. II isn't she I's thas grand old ruin in yellow sitting next to her
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

Though the wagon tongue u silent. | always gets there ahead ef the rest ot thn nHltIt
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

Try Freezenel Your druggist sells a tiny bottle for Il few cents, sufficient 10 rid your feet of every hard corn, soft corn. or corn between the toes, and calluses. without one particle of pain, soreness or irritation. Freezene k the discovery ef noted Cincinnati genius.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

A can for S3 white mn for general military service baa just haoa issued by tho Fayetteville Boael 5f Wasbjat- ten county. The men are ta b. indec ed and entrained for Camp r se dur. ing the ttve-day perioE between 6eto Der and II.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

Ipsh has been seanted q fran chise to operate an electric plant at Uayen. It Is thoHght the plant Will 1e Tn operation within 20 days.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

g. A. Mccullough has been succeed cd as editor and publisher of 'he Calico Rock Progress b@ \. C. Guth- rie and II. N Smith has heen succeed cd by .. l.. Cooper as editor and pub fisher of the Mansfield Messenger.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

The negro taaeder e< 5a1eaerl#pee rasntv- closed 4-sIs re-.-l.ll =.-4.lzl. '. lz'= stitute in Batesv.lla @as decided tn take alian-.G9 1f l.a T. fffpracv Comm #asa ##s=}f Schools and use f ter t.#a ae -la ae2u, f4tion of this section
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

Tho cotton crop ia 5H5zFnsas wtl bc very hort tbj7 yeae Ha 2@ a.4Is ters will not snn'er Tsass &Ha hgsa seen the crop as F r EHa ra1- tation. ncar Dell V P. e#3a
 say fl Hl maze a8fe ta ta# ses# Nr Martin has 7A7HeE n epttaH-
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

Miss Agnes Guthrie of Calico Rock has tnken charge of the Calico Rock prorrcss. The plant recently was Ie,usee by g. A. TcClllough
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

It is thought that Marion oouny will have a fair this Year ill spite ef the war.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

S. B. Allen was knocked down ani painfully hurt by bull near England Q few days ago.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

Il k easier to find fault than 10 lnSn IL
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

Farmers around ozark are coming in daily with some produce to give 10 the giNt>a bushel3 movement
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

The citizens of Pea Ridge raised S7aa toward securing the route of the Ozark trail.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

The 8fkmo GanaHs #aHF f Tre.fu# k bry5Hs #a# H7aasH IT ffe=eaHnteq To zf1a#9a=6== =l#f lsaza n hand 51foo vazz Hzle ls=ss. amount na ta fl ea##7=#i= is shipped from i=r= ta whore fl is maae at4 Haa
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

When Baby is Icething GNGyHN BABY Bow kL MEtltlAk wtA ecTrese tae stomach and BuNnl iruuAies Perfectly harm Ioxs~ Sec directions ou the eottte.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

Don't worry il won't last nothing does.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

X huge war map will be erected at a prominent dowtoWn location by tho Fer saith Advertising Club and the war moves of the allied armies agai0a5 me Germans will be recorded each day
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

The Fort Smith public school eH- felhaeaE en the oPeHng day ef ta t9i7=fs term reached 5.5S5. or .9 Hote Hz4n lazt var. The hish school has f55 students. 5he largest number n .ts history
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

On Triday the 18th Of September, a f3.pcuud hoy. the 18th child of nf. ana Mrs. Charles B. Robertson of giythevllel. was born.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

The Banner =eaHHes spendent of tba Heher Springs Headlight says there k r sEaat deal of excitement there oyst he discovery of manganese r is
 i'd he metal found assays from $@ fe SS9 per ton
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

Gregl Ias.s NN0 JEta Ug Sta.nn ban MI. te 1T t=aaaNn October IF sa Haeaa tae Fourth G#beris Haad ean
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

Tin eHEzgH= corn crop aE on etl} asaka ang aboH s7 per eeat ard tae I8fnta= ara planting tHe and H#s5F fer ~afet aa#tafe fof sastr
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

The stave mill of the Henry Wrapo Compgny at Parasauld which was dc. stretra by 6fe-thHee months ago. n taarr a loss of S75oGo has been com p'etC}y rebuilt and has resumed opr. ration
The Dermott news., 1918-10-03

Tic V85arwerts md seWstae. fem WHiel .d hs.o uaIlr 6aa tsa. ... le.ls- LEa lz IS months If
 Ha F9 l##o fl5n turned oFar
Arizona republican., 1918-01-11
SITE SELECTED
 FORNEW SCHOOL

Providing the electors in school district No. 1 approve, the lew school building for the northwestern part of that district will be erected in block of Wentworth addition.
 The announcement of the selection was made yesterday by the trustees of the school board after many sites had been investigated and much time consumed in making the choice.
 The election to ratify or disap- prove of the site recommended by the trustees will be held on Satur- day. January 26. and will be held at the new administration building of the school board at 331 North First avenue.
 If the site selected by the trustees is ratified at the election on January 26, plans will be prepared at once for the new school building. It is erected will be according to the lat est and most approved school archi- lecture, ole that will be a credit to the city and the state and will be large enough to provide accommoda- tions to the pupils of that section for many years to come.
 The site recommended by the trustees lies between Moreland and Culver streets on Fifth avenue and is BOA by $50 feet in size, sufficient for all purposes for which it has been selected. Twelve thousand dol lars is the price asked for the land.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-11
SUMMONS
 ALLEN HILL LIN
 PHOENIX TRAIN
Prescott Attorney Dies as
 He Is Being Brushed Here
 in Hope of Saving His Life; Was Pioneer Lawyer

While passing through Iron Springs yesterday afternoon on a train en route to Phoenix, where arrangements had been made to accomodate him at local hospital in the hope that he might recover his failing health, At torney Allen Hill of Prescott, died sud- denly, from complication of neuritis and heart disease. from which he has been sufferer for long time.
 Accompanying Mir. Hill was Attor- ney Robert F. Morrison of Prescott, brother of Attorney J. E. Morrison of Phoenix. Mir. Hill, though not a part ner, has been associated with Mir Nor rison for the past IS years, in Prescott. In the party also was MT. Hills sister. When Attorney J. E. Morrison of this city met the party at the train yester- day afternoon he was appraised of the sad news. It was he who had made the arrangements for the residence of Mir. Hill in Phoenix during his planned recuperation.
 Attorney Hill was very well known in Arizona and especially of the dis trict in which he practiced law. Fol- lowing the recent resignation of Judge Smith. MT. Hills name was mentioned in connection with filling the vacancy.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-11

immediate and efficient organization of the county councils of defense In every county in Arizona under the leadership of the boards of supervisors was an amendment adopted yesterday bv the executive committee or the state council of defense to the reso- lution passed at the last meeting or the same executive committee.
 County councils of defense already had been organized in some of the counties of the state, but the resolu- tion adopted by the executive commit ice of the state council of defense urged q comnlete re- organiZa ton under more adequate plans suggested by the state council of defense. The meeting of the executive committee was held at. the headquarters of the state council at HIS North Central avenue.
 The amendment to the resolution says in part:
 That the chairman of the executive committee be requested to write to the board of supervisors of each county in Arizona asking them to take upon themselves the organization of a coun- tv council of defense of which one of their number shall be either chairman or treasurer of the county council"
 In furtherance of the resolution to urge the organization of county coun- cils of defense, a committee yesterday was appointed by Dwight E. Heard, chairman of the state council of de- fense. to formulate a plan of organiza- ton of the county councils to be sub lnitted to the boards of supervisors of the different counties and thus to Ia ci1itate OrganiZatiO