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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

For the information of those win have registered outside or anywhere for that matter We publish hereinafter Sections of tho Sclcctivo Service Reg ulations, that they msN aovrm them selves accordinglv
 section 57 of the Sclccuvc SoryiaC Regulations reads as follows:
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 section 11o of the Sclcctivc Service Regulations reads in part as follows:
 This certificate of final classinca- ton should be kept by every regishant at all times on his person; and all per sons within the ages liable To military service are hereby required to exhibit their notice of final classification when called upon to do so by any member of q Local or District Board or hy any police official of any quality or condi- ton whatsoever"
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The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06

rected toward whipping the Hun.
Republican leaders are among those
most active in the prosecution of
war activities, and the Republicans
and Democrats, and even Socialists
are standing side by side on the
bloody fields of Flanders.
Politics has adjourned. 1t is we'll
Gov. Brough has warned all the
Sheriffs of the state that the federal
law for the regulation and sale of
explosives must be rigidly enforced
County and circuit clerks as a rule
have been appointed licensing agents.
All persons, firms or corporations,
must secure a license before they
can purchase explosives, and drug
gists must also have license to sell
and keep a record of the sale of all
ingredients that can be used in the
manufacture of explosives. All dam
ages to property, levees, dipping watts
and the use of explosives in killing
fish, or other illegal use, must be re-
ported promptly to e. T. Reaves,
U. S. Explosive Director, Little Rock,
and violators held for investigation
All persons making seditious re-
marks should also be promptly ar
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06

efficiency training. A dozen high
schools and the four agricultural
schools have qualified, and during
the coming year the work will be
extended to six negro schools.
The courses provided are for both
boys and girls, and the whole pur-
pose is to fit them for agricultural
pursuits, by giving them a training
that will make farm life more at
tractive. Those who take these
courses are required to give half Of
their time to agricultural subjects.
Carried to its ultimate end, as pro-
posed by its promoters, it means
that in a few years, as the new gen.
Grafton begins to assert itself, there
will begin to be a noticeable swing
ing of the pendulem back toward the
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06
LITTLE ROCK LETTER
(By Clio Harper

Little Rock, Sept. During the
ensuing nine years the state will re-
ceive from the federal government a
total of $75O,0O0 under the terms of
the Smith-Hughes bill for the en-
enlargement of vocational training
in the high schools To this the
state must add similar amount.
Last year $4,000 was apportioned
TO Arkansas, and this year it is
$4,000 The amount increases an
nually in fixed ratio and more
schools are each year taking ad-
vantage OF the rare opportunity for
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06

per can be established until after the
more than doubled in price, and la
Dor become so scarce that in many
instances none can be found, but the
government has found it necessary
as a conservative measure to issue
strict regulations for the manage
ment of newspapers. But the news
papers are not complaining, not
even at the increased rates under
the coming system of the postal de-
partment. Everybody is bearing bur-
dens during the war, and doing so
willingly, so that the newspaper
mans lot is not worse than that OF
many others. To be sure the news
papers are recognized by all depart
ments of the government as an in
dispensible agency for spreading the
gospel of civilian war activity. With
out the influence of the newspapers,
the morale of the public would be
reduced to chaos. 1t is the newspap-
ers that have made possible the sue
cess of the Liberty loans, the Red
Cross campaigns, the selective draft,
the food and fuel administrations,
and the many other things upon
which the success of the allied cause
depends. The newspapers of Ark
ansas are noted for their loyalty and
devotion to the flag, and obedience
to all regulations that may be de-
scribed, but had they been making
the regulations. would have suggest
ed a few changes that would make
compliance less onerous. The day
Of the dollar weekly is rapidly pass
ing. Many of them have increased
their rates to $3.50, and some of
them have gone up to So year.
1t is not alone the country weekly
that has its troubles, but the big
city daily comes in for its share.
Increased cost of everything it max
ing the business harder, and the
labor conditions are becoming a
very serious problem. Reporters and
editors, printers and pressmen, have
gone or are going to the war, and
more women are being employed In
the various branches of the art
preservative than ever before. Wo-
men reporters are doing police and
covering other assignments that no
city editor would have had the nerve
to assign them a few years ago.
And, to the surprise of the old tim
ers, they are making good, too.
esss
/ There is in a Little Rock OFFICE
building, sign reading, mo beg
CARS, solicitors or dogs allowed In
this building" Undesirables may
make their own classification.
The Republican party in Arkansas
is being commended by all for its
patriotic resolution to adjourn poll
tics" for the period of the war. II
! ia no time to stir up partisan strife,
| x,hoc oil our energies are being di-
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06

rested and the inspecta
with full particulars.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06

There is in a Little Rock office
building, a sign reading, mo beg
CARS. solicitors or dogs allowed In
this building" Undesirables may
make their own classification.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06

The Republican party in Arkansas
is being commended by all for its
patriotic resolution to adjourn poll
tics" for the period of the war. II
is no time to stir up partisan strife,
when all our energies are being di.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1918-09-06

The newspapers have been hard
hit by the war. During the last 80
days twenty-seven Arkansas papers
have been suspended, or for the
period of the war, and according to
orders from Washington no new pa
Arizona republican., 1918-07-08
LUTHER BARGAINS IN A LEASE
ITTTHER BARGAINS
: SOME BARGAIN IN 40 ACRES

SOME BARGAIN IN 70 ACRES 40 acres, with new Groom bungalow garage, good well water, good ditches; this place is well improved and the finest of soil easy worked 20 acres alfalfa, 20 acres maize, and a fine crop; no better 20 acres of alfalfa in this valley. and for quick sale we will sell the 40 acres for S12.750-S4,000 cash. If you are looking for a snap in 40 acres, here is your chance. You can't buy another 40 acres near this for less than S400 per acre.
 20 acres, all in alfalfa, fenced and cross fenced: good house, good water; water piped to house and barn; miles northwest of Phoenix; this is pick up; half mile off paved road 5000 S3.000-balance easy.
 II you are look'-- for a small place, we have 1t, from 1 acre to 40 acres; it will cost you nothing to see what we ha1e; we have fine list
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 8 w. Monroe St Phone HOS. 1t FORGED 10 sell 20 acres, 31s miles from town; house and plenty of shade; rented for S1,000 this year. Buyer takes one-half the rent; $500 takes it. Phone 3239. bs
 CASA CYANIDE VALLEY
 PATENTED LANDS
 40-acre farms, some improved; fine soil and water, near R. R. station. Prices are low and easy terms. Also 16O acres under Florence canal; house and well; $30.00; terms.
 S2O acres-SO cleared and plowed; fine big we'll; S15.0O: terms.
 Relinquishments to suit you and at your price.
 
 See our reports and photos before before going to the valley.
 $. c. MILLER COMPANY.
 g N. 1st Ave. Creiehton Bldg. GOOD LOTS on East Willetta, all fenced. good walks and trees. See owner at TAI D. Willetta. bb Use. The Republican Classified Ads for Results-Read for Profit WATCH Phoenix grow. Houses and land bargains. Twelve lots 50x150 it.. weu shaded; five modern houses; three garages, all for $13,000; $4,00( cash and balance to suit; swell 4- room brick: modern; 'S2,250; $l,00C cash. balance to suit. Swell new G. room house; close to Library; $4,000 This place is l,250 too cheap; terms to suit reliable parties. Acre and oue-half tracts across from Celery Wig park; $350 for one-half acre; $500 per acre. Sixty acres near new park, s15,000, S2,OO0 cash, balance Sl000 per year. M. H. shelton, 21g West Washington. [ ea 20 ACRES
 READY FOR CROP OR MAIZE; SMALL HOUSE; GOOD SANDY LOAN SOIL AND WELL LOCATED Al WATER; S25O PER ACRE; TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED.
 1+ 40 ACRES
 ALL IN GOOD STAND OF AL FAEFA: LOCATED NORTHEAST YOU CAN GET IMMEDIATE POS. SESSION ON THE PAYMENT or ONLY $S,O0O.
 SEE TOWERS WITH GRIFFIN s.1 ALONE
 t IS NORTH FIRST AVE. I
 . REAL BARGAINS
 rooms. modern, fruit, shade and lawn. s2150. Terms.
 6 room modern bungalow. best dis trict; North Second street. s3250 Easy terms.
 rooms and screen brick in excel lent condition; garage, etc. Nea capitol. s3500. Terms.
 These and many other bargains.
 HOLT REALTY CO,
 8 West Adams
 FOR SALE-Choice so acres, S2O0G G per.
 SO acres all in alfalfa. s225 per.
 1e0 acres, no in alfalfa, s170 per.
 Several small tracts at a bargain Also good buys in city property.
 See us at 21 N. 1st Ave.
 PATTON'S REAL ESTATE
Arizona republican., 1918-07-08

WANTED POSITION as cook in camp or boarding house by Japanese. 122 No. 3rd St. K. K D
Arizona republican., 1918-07-08
Wanted Situation Male

BARBER wants job out of Phoenix. 1850 Montezuma Place. B. Pual.
 WANTS TO WORK-Boy and Ford truck. Address 1853 w. Taylor. Phone 2451 r
Arizona republican., 1918-07-08

CNANAs AAoo A-' OAAA SN.
 HOME BARGAINS s2, 2,000-Modern brick cottage, four rooms, hall two screened porches; large front porch; all in Al condition; located on Pierce street near Park roau where one can enjoy the ad- vantages of both city and country. Terms. $2400-New Cottage of four rooms east front; East Evergreen ad dition: built of grey brick nice built-in features; hard wood floors; laundry tubs, etc Terms.
 $4500-Modern brick bungalow al 1510 West Adams in Capito addition; five rooms, screened room; built-in features; maple floors; large cement front porch extending around to the east; lot is 65x140 to 20 foot alley. Terms.
 Houses are getting scarce-th> shortage will be serious the cominE fall. Take advantage of the presen opportunities.
 FRANKLIN D. LANE, West Adams St-Phone 1234
Arizona republican., 1918-07-08
For Sale Real Estate
GREENE & GRIFFIN'S REALTY BARGAINS

REALTY BARGAINS 5 6OO-East Front Lot-N. Eth St, near Roosevelt-$1OO Cash and S15 Per Month.
 S1000-Little Modern Home-Near S. 7tA Ave-Lots of Shade. s1O5O-Corner Lot, 7Ox19O, N. 5th and MOreland- East Evergreen S25O Under the Market-Win Build For You.
 
 S14O0-Corner Lot, 9Ox2OO-Facing N. Central Ave.-Close to Osborn School-Lots of Shade-Win Build For You.
 -321x220-Almost an Acre and Half-Little Farm-Just East North Central Ave-Near In- dian School Car-Price Has Been Reduced by Non Resident owner.
 $2000-Little Ranch of Acres-House Good Well-Bearing Orchard Land Fenced and in Alfalfa and Grain-Best of Soil 3 Miles North.
 S2100-Modern Brick Bungalow-Fac- ing South Upon East Moreland St-$5O0 Cash. S325O-Just Finished-74S E. Willetta Home Builders Terms-Open For Inspection Today. S3250-Nice Little Modern Brick Home iIr, i 6 h a G To rI Floors-N. & D. Solar Heater Cement Porch. Steps and Walks TAT F. Willetta-OUen For In- spection Today-Home Build CTS Terms.
 S35OO-Full Lot With Brick House Lots of Old Shade West Washington Street. Walking Distance-A Home and a Spec ulation- The Lot Alone is Worth the Price. s36OO-Big Lot With Modern Brick Bungalow of 5 Large Rooms and ? Screen Sleeping Torches First Class Location-520 E. Roosevelt-The House Would Cost Today More Than We Are Asking for the Entire Property Move Right In-Open for h. spection Today.
 S37OO- North 4th Avenue Modern Bungalow-Facing East. | S4O00-Modern and Attractive Year Old Brick Pebble Dashed Home of Large Rooms and Screen Sleeping Porch-The Improve ments Are Worth the Asking ] Price and the Lot is Worth s1,- 0OO-North of High School Walking Distance Posses sion at Once.
 
 Is4300-Evergreen Home Facing N. 2nd St., with , Large Rooms and Screen Torches Hardwood Floors Throughout-Big Lot 5000 Cash,
 $5500-New Wentworth Home-Mod- ern in All Details-Night and Day Solar Heater-Immediate | Possession.
 CHELSEA PLACE HOME Upon West Lynwood Street, in Chel- sea Place, the Home Builders Have Just Completed a Very Attractive Home-In Fact One of the Most Attractive They Ever Built-The House is Built of Buff Colored Pressed Brick Basement and Furnace-Sta- tionary Wash Trays Hard wood Floors Throughout-Liv- ing and Dining Rooms Have Al the Built-in Features and Are Finished in White-The House Has South Facing With Large Cement Front Porch Extending Around to the East-Garag' With Cement Runways-Lot i' 65x154 to an Alley-Everything Complete and Ready to Movt Into-and Will be Sold to YoI Upon the Home Buildres' PlaI Open for Inspection Today.
 GREENE &, GRIFFIN Tel. 1904 124 North First Ave
Arizona republican., 1918-07-08

FIRST CLASS experienced book keeper and office man past draft age, will engage himself with good firm or corporation. A No. l references. Address Box 29D Republican.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-08
For Sale-Automobiles

>|~~>~~~~~~~s~~~~~~ ~~s~~~s~~~~>~~~~~~.~~~ MUST SELL my 1917 Little Buick Six touring car. like new. See Barton, care Myers & Carrick, Glendale, Ariz.
  OVERLAND CLUB ROAD5TER, model 90, in first class condition; must be sold this week as owner is leaving the city. $550 takes it. Apply 315 East Pierce. D
Arizona republican., 1918-07-08
For Rent-Store and Offices

FOR RENTING. 40 South Center street. Inquire of A. $. Utley. Phone 8245. If FOR RENT-TlIree office rooms, second floor Strnud building, 27 N. Central Ave. Will rent slngly or to-
 if
Arizona republican., 1918-07-08

FOR SALE-Choice so acres, S2OO. co per
 so acres all in alfalfa. s225 per. 1e0 acres, no in alfalfa, s17O per. Several small tracts at bargain. Also good buys in city property.
 See us at 21 N. 1st Ave.
 PATTON'S REAL ESTATE D
Arizona republican., 1918-07-08

FOR SALE--3O acres best cotton in valley; let me show you. Boyes, at Ruggles Realty. 15 N. First ave. It
Arizona republican., 1918-07-08

S35OO-Full Lot With Brick House Lots of Old Shade West Washington Street. Walking Dstance-A Home and Spec ulation- The Lot Alone is Worth the Price.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-08

FOR SALE-Large , room modern bungalow on West Adams street. this side of capitol; oak finish and floors. Price s4000. E. E. Pascoe. 302 North Central Avenue. ii
Arizona republican., 1918-07-08
For Sale-Houses

IF you have a house of any kind to rent or lease, list it with us: we will rent it before you can get back home.
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 33 W. Monroe St Phone 170S. 1t FIVE-ROOM brick house. with all modern conveniences; two screen sleeping porches; east front; large lot; on car line and within walking distance from business district. S22 North Fifth avenue. p A HOME AND LIVING COMPLETE
 FOR $2,100
 Includes furniture, 225 extra good hens, Jersey COW, large dot, good house, poultry houses. feed rooms, tools, etc. The income from chickens should net s700 next F months. With room for expansion could insrease to $1,200 per year. Located two miles north from postoffice; convenient to car line. so owner can easily hold position in the city. s700 cash will handle. Franklin D. Lane, West Adams. Phone 1234. p FOR SALE-Large room modern bungalow on West Adams street. this l eide af capito1. oak finicb op1 flo1.z
Arizona republican., 1918-07-08

CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 ESTABLISHMENTS 160 A., fine mesquite land. .... $640.00 l60 A.. mi. R. R. station ... .sS00.00 320 A., 2 mi R R station .... .$960. .00 Good water conditions. fine soil. What have you to trade for good land in the best valley in Arizona. We have patented and state land to trade or sell on easy terms.
 See our photos of the valley.
 $. c. MILLER COMPANY 32 N. 1st Ave. Creighton Bldg.
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Williams news., 1918-10-11

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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-09-14

Washington - Commissions in the
army were issued to the following
Wisconsin men: Albert Gilbert Har-
ter, Waukesha,- second lieutenant I'M
Ordnance corps; Edwin Elval Palver,
Amigo, and Lenord Andrew Poalkvan,
Hudson, second lieutenants in Quar-
termaster corps; Charles William Gil
sen, Superior, captain in Medical
corps; Victor Emanuel E. Kblad, Su-
perior, George Thomas Hegner, Apple
ton, and Otto Dist and August Westdt,
Logansville, first lieutenants in Medi-
cal corps; Warren Weaver. Madison
second lieutenant in Production branch
of the Air service; Russell Meader
Wilmington, La Crosse, second in Aero
nautics.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-09-14
OFFICIAL PRIMARY PFrun..
FROM 65 COUNTIES GIVE
GOVERNOR MARGIN OF 1872
RECOUNT MAY BE REQUIRED
Race for Republican Nominatio, g..
Governor Is Closest Contest in
History of wisconsin-May Re.
suit in independent Ticket.

Madison, Sept. f0.-With Official 70
turns of the primary election held m
Sept. received from all bnt sir
counties in Wisconsin, Gov. F
Philip had lead of 1872 votes over
State Senator Roy P. Wilcox in tho
contest for the republican nomination
for governor. The vote for the three
republican candidates stood:
Philipp-71,372.
Wilcox-71, 100.
Tittemore-45,5 $40.
Counties with unofficial returns
missing are Door, Dunn, Milwaukee
Polk, Villas and Waukesha. It seems
probable that complete returns will
leave the race SO close that recount
will be made to determine the final
result. The vote by counties stands.
Title
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-09-14
Baker Praises Transport Crew.

Washington. Sept. 10.-Warm con-
gratulations to the navy upon the CON
duet of the crew of the transport
Mount Vernon which returned soiely
to 8 French port after being tory 7oed
600 miles at sea, came to Score airy
Daniels by cable from Secretary Ba-
ker, whose arrival In France was an
nounced by the war department.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-09-14
European War News

A continuous battle in the air for
20 miles was fought between a British
squadron and German airplanes while
the British machines were heading for
Mannheim, the great German indus
trial city, says a London dispatch.
The raiders reached it after fighting
every mile of the way, dropped two
tons of bombs on the city and then
turned for home.
The japanese military staff at Vlad-
ivoStok has been informed that the
Czecho-Slovaks held the railway from
Olovyanna TO Penza. The opportunity
is now presented of the allies taking
advantage of the strategical points in
the hands of the CZechs 10 move into
the heart of Russia.
General Semenoff, at the head Of the
antibolsheyik forces in Siberia, Is fol-
lowing up his success in capturing the
Borgia station on the Trans-Siberian
line near the Observation-Disclosures
border, says a dispatch from Hardin.
Germany Is still strong, despite her
defeats, says a dispatch from Paris.
OF a total of 245 divisions she has
about 200 in the west. The reserve
has fallen to some fifty divisions since
March. A conservative estimate shows
the German losses since March u
must total about 100000 men.
The sinking of a German subma-
rine by a British patrol is reported
by the Central News. The British
craft sighted the German and made
for it at fun speed, firing two tor
pedoes, both of which took effect. The
U-bout sank within 10 seconds.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-09-14
BIG HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK
CUT TO LAST ANALYSIS.
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN ITEMS
Kernels Culied From Events Of Mo.
ment In All Parts OF the World
OF interest to All the
People Everywhere.
U.S.-TeufOnic Var News


has arrived safely in France the war
department announced. The secre-
tary's trip. the second he has made to
Europe this year, was made aboard
transport. The secretary was accom-
panied by John d. Ryan, director of
acronautics; Maj. Gen. w. c. Gorgas,
surgeon general of the army; Brig.
Gen Frank T. Hines, and Lieut.. Col.
George H. Baird. military aid TO the
secretary of war.
Two hundred American army officers
who have seen service on the battle
front in France arrived at an Atlantic
port and will be assigned to various
army camps 10 train newly drafted
men. The steamship on which the Of
ticers came also brought 200 sick or
wounded soldiers.
Under a new policy Of reporting cas-
ualties in the American expeditiOnary
forces adopted by the war department,
the name. of the men wounded will be
sent to the United States by courier
a.. 49,, .I - 49, .,,, -" aat,od
So. 60, ,'',r ,',',''S .',o -, $50,
g.. f,,l,' - aroa. Coaanal parshinc 20.
,,artad on ooo .,i,,n,I,. ,,.a,,a1a1 Afnar,.
cans up to August 20.
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