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Smyrna times., 1918-06-12
KENT COUNTY DRAFTEES
CONTINUED FROM SECOND PAGE.
CoIored

Colored
Willie V. Groves, Dover.
Thomas Henry Spruance, Dover.
Harry Brown, Dover.
Jerry Bullock. Dover.
Addison Cross Reese, Dover.
William Sorden, Dover.
William Sorman Manlove. Dover.
Harvey Bullock, Dover.
Amos Griffin, Dover.
Leon Harris, Dover.
Samuel Alden Granger, Dover.
Arthur Brown Webster, Dover.
William Baynard, Dover.
James Alfred Miller, Dover.
Leon Harris, Dover.
James Alfred Miles, Dover.
Arthur Brown Webster, Dover.
Raymond Smith, Dover.
William Baynard, Dover.
Stansbury Pritchett, FELTON,.
Huiett Guy, Wyoming.
Frank Loper, Viola.
lie Roy Cain, Milford.
William Singleton, Milford.
Isaac Thomas Morris, Milford.
Walter Origins. Camden
Joseph B. Murphy, Smyrna.
Leon Evans, East Smyrna.
Harvey c. johnson, Smyrna.
William Henry Swiggett. Smyrna.
Maynard James Gibbs, Smyrna.
Samuel Emory Flamer, Harrington.
Chester Wilson, Mill;ngton.
Charles Henry Groves. Millington.
Samuel James Raisner, Kenton.
Homer White, Frederick.
Charles James Williams, Smyrna.
Raymond S. johnson, Frederick.
Linwood Causey, Harrington.
Howard Pritchett Cheswold.
Clarence Barrett Smyrna.
Nathaniel Cleaver, Smyrna.
Jacob Heath, Kenton.
John Edward Caldwell, Camden.
Charles Perkins, Smyrna.
Louis Smullen, Pennington.
Chas. Frederick Loper, Magnolia.
Daniel Smith, Viola.
William Percy Seeney, Smyrna.
James Albert Rose, Clayton.
Ralph Stevens. Wyoming.
Andrew Gibson, Rising Sun.
John II. Mosley, Cheswold.
Earl Coverdale, Milford.
Smyrna times., 1918-06-12

"ni County Levy Court in Session
AZ the monthly meeting of the
n ~'u' county Levy Court held in Dover
..''uaY' Commissioner Ford presented
c.''Olution authorizing the County.
SSap'roller ...a to rent the county road
ca-pment to the best advantage.
!. .s'lulssiOner Evans was instructed
D.'s nave the Lebanon drawbridge re-
p. r.rsO An order for $5, 900 was
S.a,' SssssG BY the Court on account of the
r. 'A Oelng done on the Comfy Court
so'e' The reports of the county
''ss's for the mcnth showed the fol-
wing collections:
NJ, william B. Peters, Recorder Of
pS pS S4SO. 49; Register of Wills
sne't s Raughley, $3.50. 72; Prothono-
4 y. M. Ridgely, 500. 80; Clerk
SD le q orphans' Court ]. t. Lowe,
sa,.s 'o; !. Clerk of the Peace S. S.
n; 20. 70; amount received from
''usrs work. $31. 65.
Smyrna times., 1918-06-12

s,s,a - Times Office closes at noon
d ,.,. saturday, Our patrons desiring
oss,. s. their subscriptions or leave
d sts..s - -O' JOB work will do us a favor
tl ''snu ,. to these matters during the
div ,. - Gays Of the week or Satur-
Y 'n0fning. ADJ
Smyrna times., 1918-06-12
Rare Bargains in Farms
and Dwellings

$50 Acres, miles from Smyrna. on State
Road. good land and splendid buildings,
8 acres of wood. Price, $4,000, One-half
down.
164 Acres, 124 being in high state of cultiva-
ton, one mile from Townsend, new house
and outbuildings, two tenant houses.
Price, $1,000.
As Acres, elegant house and buildings, best
of land, close to railroad, $4,000. 700
peach trees, apple orchard.
100 Acres, IS tillable, close to Colts Station,
7room house, good barns and outbuild-
ings. This land is not low. Price, $S, 700.
55 Acres, 80 tillable, balance in good wood,
at Blackiston's Cross Roads; good house
and buildings. Price, $2,8e0.
House and Stables together with ~ acres
of ground in town of Clayton. Price
$1,000.
One of the most desirable properties situa-
ted on South Street, Smyrna-S rooms
and bath, with all modern improvements.
See me for price.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-15
BY PRINT OR By FORCE.

The instructions issued by the at Berlin to
the newspapers of Germany. possession OF the
state department at Washington. says New York
World, show how powerfully silenced mendaeiOus
press may aid autocracy To suppress isOrt truth.
exaggerate bettle the may be. Information
favorable unfsvOrabIe. ignore domestic suffering
and disorder and above make appear that the
Of the United States upon the have
important results merely the high points of of
fetal conspiracy delude the German people.
In these regulations have explanation of the
failure of the press print the
parts of President Wilson's war and peace addresses
In find reason to believe that Mr. Lloyd
Georges speech the British trade unions viii
appear in Germany only in mutilated form BY their
very terms. complete public knowledge be had in
Germany of what the president said yesterday.
With such restrictions the honorable worldwide und-
erstanding for which and the allies plead is going
easily established If had by the print
ed word it must be gained in autOcracys way-by
force.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-15
COMMERCIAL CLUB
OFFICERS REPORT
YEARS ACTIVITIES
President Allen and Secretary
Egan Make Their Annual
Reports to the Directors.
Much Work Accomplished
and Contemplated.

Completely reviewing the activities
of the Warren District commercial
Club. during the past year, the report
of the president. {. ". Allen, is indioa-
tive of much work done and eOntem-
plated. The directors Of the club VIII
meet this week 10 Choose officers Ter
the present year. The report follows:
REPORT OF PRESIDENT
To the Members OF the Warren Dis
trict Commercial Club.
Gentlefen;
IL is q qualification TO me, as your
president. 10 transmit 10 you the re-
port from the secretary covering the
activities OF the organization tor toe
year ending December 81. 1917. So
constant and so diverse have been the
associations activities through its Va
-iOus committees, that il is impossible
n the compass OF an annual report to
cover more than the most important OF
them You are TO be congratulated
upon the fact that your association
stands today as one OF the most active
/ business organizations in the state,
and you are TO be more congratulated
upon the splendid thrift Of cO-Opera-
lion and devotion 10 tee work of your
organization shown by the member
/ ship at large. especially those who
have been giving so generously OF
their time and ability as members OF
various committees of your organiza-
ton
The directors have unselfishly de
voted themselves 10 the work of the
organization, and il is only proper 10
remind you that this devoted service
and sacrifice OF time is given without
any recOmpense Of any kind AS pres
ident, l take personal pleasure at this
time in extending TO all these gentle
men an expression OF my hearty ap-
p-eciatiOn of their splendid eo-Opera-
ton.
The duties which now lie before the
/ Club are in some respects known, but
that duties and opportunities Of vital
I Importance viii come is sure. I there
fore urge upon you an increased coop
Grafton in building up a sound mem
bership and in participating in the
performance Of such duties as the com
ing year may present While the ef-
/ ficient secretary has touched on the
more important work or results &C
conplished BY the Club the past year,
| want 10 speak OF some OF the things
ahead either for Accomplishment or to
be kept actively in your thoughts anC
executed as time and opportunity vii
permit.
With the great and constantly III
cTeasing demand for copper OccaslGn-
ed by the war. and very likely still
greater demand after the war for
years 10 come, we may look forward
70 the greatest growth and prosperity
that the Warren District has ever
known. We have long since passed
from the realms of uncertainty ana
can confidently base all calculations
on the lines of peTmanency pertaining
10 Improvements. such as roads. build
ings. schools. and in a business and
social way. II should be. and is. the
aim OF such bodies as our Club to pro
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-15

Reiteratng the assertions of year ago. Berlin Of
fetal newspaper declares that Germany pins her sole
hope of winning German peace the submarine IN
less she stop America from sending and NUM-
tons and supplies Europe she accept the allied
terms And the United States navy department and
pick flower of American industrial captains and
engineers have been fussng fooling five months
shipbuding program. But the word from Wash
ingtOn is. going good and increased ton
mage be thrown into the scales by the time
comes
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-15

They insist upon kidding" Arizona about climate.
but this is doing well thank with all the
middle and eastern states parayzed the grip of a
blizzard and Texas Georgia Mississippi and Florida
have suffered loss of life and property and
ing cold And Bisbee sheltered the mountains
from the perched high above fierce heat
Of she prints winter folders
does she indulge in bOasng like California. she
simply feels sorry for the pilgrims chimes
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-15

Like to the cheese trap; like ducks to the decOy;
like the fowl the lure of the hunter the Russians
the peace pour-pariers BrestLitOvsk deliver
themselves bound hand and foot the German junker
Trotzky only stang when he broke with kaiser
men He had to mis- face home. Mark well the
Russians vince Trotzky VIII flare up and the Germans
viii pretend to be mad and yield little without
yielding Then they viii resume And when it is ali over
Russia viii drop the capital r" and place '~ before
it, thus exchanging weak for strong kaiser.
Selahl
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-15

CORTLAND, Arizona. subscriber. writing cancel
the further coming of The Review softens sting
this of relations in gentle kindly
fashion follows: 4 wish to say that enjoyed very
much reading The Review and regret give it up II
would be thoughtful enough to always say glad word
of greeting and kind word of goodbye every ether
pilgrim they meet for along the track.
in business in friendship and in play how much happier
this old world would be-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-15

While this section has been visited by several days
hand running of and cold and high winds
pilgrim who dwes in the mountain valleys of this
region making word of complaint The have
killed the little bugs in the air and laid the dust and
broken the monotony of the sunshine Only doctors
and the cOmpounders of nosrums have any grievance
against the change warm to wet and cold
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-15

The attention of all well meaning and humane peo-
pie who favored the adjustment of capital punishment
in Arizona is called the long line of mali
cious and premedated murders committed this state
the past year Judge Tucson recently passing upon
particularly cold bOoded murder did not hesitate
say wished for power to pronounce capital
sentence upon the murderers.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-15

The coolest weather for thirty years, is the word
cities the middle eastern states re-
garding the last cold Suffering back there has
been intense; train schedules suspended and bust
at standstiIl In this sheltered valley by
poet publicity agent health boomer little
furry of shift; a degrees in the
only indications and storm
ords being broken flinders most states the
union
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-15
County Briefs


san Simon's Loyalty league held an
other rally saturday. A number OF
sOOd speakers were present. including
Judge Hayes from Wilcox.
The case OF Henry ". Etz. GeOrSe
Etz and Max Etz. appellants. vs.. :. ".
Jarvis and John Mcclure wa appealed
20 the state supreme court yesterday
from the superior court OF COchise
county.
Mrs. &. J. Moore. for year and a
half lessee OF the Queen hotel az Dou-
slaS. has purchased that well known
landmark from Los Angeles parties.
and. az heavy expense. il going 10
completely remodel and renOvate the
ouilding. making il first class hotel
n every respect In remOdeling the
lobby alone $1,000 viii be spent.
L. J. Mccall has struck water on
his dry ranch six miles west OF Ben.
son. This Is Mr McCalrs second at
tempt 20 strike water. his first at
tempt resulting IN a dry hole. The
water was found az depth OF zee II.
after drilling ~ f. in black granite.
D. ". Harmsn. % Cochise. did the dru-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-15

FL Psso will vote upon prohibition this month The
presidents of chamber commerce and the Rotary
club favor the driving Of John Barleycorn
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-15

Since Germany has announced that she will not con
slider peace terms. let about it.
but go with preparations for war without any
further conversation.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-15
: saeklot to public from ice
reside drive home.

ling with churn drill They attach
ed a pump 20 tniS well and pumped
three salons per minute without low
eTiug the water. There Is about u
Il. II water in the well. And this be-
ing the dry season assures Mr.. Mccall
en- abundant supply of water the year
round. Mr. Harmsn viii next drill on
/. T. Nesgies place and has contract
ed for several more wells in the
EeiskbOrECOd.
Word has been received Of the mar.
rage of Miss Nettie BaTrinSer. OF No
sales. 10 n. T. AuSley. CT Bowie. Both
people made their home in Benson
for a short time this winter. Miss Bar
ringer being connected with the Noun
tain States Telephone company, and
Mr. Ausley being chief clerk TO Road
master Monohan Of the s. p.
r Z Claiborne and wife left Dou-
glas Saturday night for San Antonio.
Texas. where Mr.. Clsbcrne viii make
application to enter the aviation corps.
They viii also so to Houston to visit
Mr.. ClabOrne's brother. Leslie Fisher.
VITO is in the army at that point Mr..
Clshorne has disposed Of his Gadsden
hotel store. having sold il TO T. p.
Glenn. who viii conduct the business
in the future.
The Red Cross which was organized
az san simon a month ago with thirty
members now has a membership OF
oh 81 H.. -ersn So n
kinds OF work not yet beink procure5.
not so much work as vet has been
done. but by the efforts OF splendid
corps Of officers. a good deal Of work
is TO be commenced at once. They
have also planned for masquerade
benefit dance 10 be given at the city
han January 10 to which everybody is
invited
A large force Of girls was started
To work saturday in the office at the
bOSnd Of supervisors. copying the
names from the school and poll tax
end road tax receipts which viii be
used as a cheek in compiling = list of
Jurors from which the jnries will be
drawn during the present year. Owing
10 the necessity Of turning out the
work en- short notice in. order that the
next term OF court scheduled for this
month may not be delayed a large
force was necessary.
Artie I. SlaUShter. OF DraEOOn died
last saturday. Of pneumonia. Mr..
Slaughter came to Arizona nine years
ago from TOpeka. Kan He made a
host OF friends in and around CochiSe.
who win mourn his loss. he leaves
wife and fOurlchildren. and father and
mother who have the sympathy Of the
entire community in their bereave-
ment. Funeral services were conduct
ed by Rev. Robert. AT the NJ. r. church
Sunday al Benson.
Henry ROllweg. German citizen
formerly Of Douglas. now a resident Of
Mexico. is no longer with Cole and
company. sSSayerS and chemists, Il
was announced yesterday. Walter and
Frank Haw,ey are chief owners Of the
company and the severance Of rela-
lions came following the charge
against HSWleys for attempting to
transmit communication into Mexico
by other means than BY United States
mail The message was intended Tor
BOllweg They are out on S1OoO bond.
and the brothers severed connections.
Il is said. 70 make their position clear
50 there would be no shadow OF SUs-
picion on them OF trading with an
alien enemy
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-15

A Lopez, MIST Waterman a. TIE
santa Ria a. Tucson. EaS accidentally
shot and killed Friday night about 10
o clock. He dropped his revolver and
L was discharged
Articles Of incorporation were fileG
SATURDAY in the offices Of the state
cooperation commission by the follow
ing new concerns: Wholesale supply
company. Clarendon Sugar Company.
Ltd.: Southwest Food Distributing
company.
]. \. NcNIullen. a rsncher SwOre a
complaint at Yuma charging Albert
Behsn. L. s. deputy marshal ami
former undersheriff % Yuma county
with battery. According TO the state
inent made by NcMulien 10 justice
CT the peace Bridges. WIG issued the
complaint. he was engainS in a wOruy
alteration with Behan about a bust
ness matter when the latter slapped
him Mr.. Behan is a son OF Johnny
Behan, first sheriff of COchise county
in 1881.
A gigantic army bi-Plane. flying at
such a hich altitude that il appeared
10 be mere toy in the heavens. pas
sed over Phoenix Saturday morning.
eastward bound. SO fast was it travel
ing that il was not visible to the max
ed eye for more than five minutes
from any one given point. The big
machine was plainly visible and IL was
viewed by hundreds OF sitizens- The
loud exhausts of its engine could be
plainly heard. despite the great alti-
,ude of the biplane.
John II. Lyman. jT.. engaged by the
former commission of state institu-
tiOns as supervising architect OF the
work OF constructing new buildings AT
TIE university of Arizona at Tucson.
probably will continue in that capacity
onder the new commission. IN agree
ment to that effect was reached Ses-
terday afternoon at 2 Joint session Of
the board OF regents OF the university
and the commission of state institU-
items. This agreement in contingent,
however. upon the acceptance by Mr.
Lyman Of the conditions named. The
joint meeting was held at the state
house.
John A. Ellis. judge of the superior
court OF MOhave county, saturday ten
dered his resignation 10 Governor
Hunt. The resignation was accepted
and will be effective on February l.
No successor TO Judge Ellis has yet
been decided upon by Governor Hunt.
Judge Ellis resigns from the MOhave
county bench because OF his desire 10
return 10 private practice, which he
viii do at Prescott. lie has been judse
of the superior court OF that county tOI
two years and had announced that he
had no intention Of again being a can
didate for that office.
Immediate and efficient organizaticr
Ct the county councils Of defense in
every county in Arizona under the
leadership of the boards Of supervis-
ors vas an amendment adopted at
Phoenix By the executive committee OF
the state council OF defense TO the res
ciution passed 40 the last meeting OF
the same executive committee. Coun
q councils OF defense already had
been orcanized IN some Of the coun-
ties Of the state. but the resolution
adopted by the executive committee of
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-15
State and County News Briefs

complete reorganization under more
adequate plans suggested by the state
council OF defense
Congressman C. W. Fairchild. dean
OF the New York Congressional de es-
alton. who has been spending SOME
time in Tucson with his son. sherman.
viii leave for Washington on sunday
evening to resume his congressional
duties.
The congressman scn. sherman lis
here on account of in health. and wiz
remain in Tucson Indefinitely. Ms
Fairchil6. the cOngressman's vile viii
stay in Tucson week or longer and
viii then Join the congressman in
WASHINGTON.
Curing his brief stay in Tucson Mr,
Fai7child has made many warm
friends and has expressed the keen
est admiration for the beauties OF
the city. He is enthusiastic over the
climate as well as the hospitality OF
the town.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-15

First 1t Edwin 81 PO't, Jr. OF
the American air service. has bee1
cited for gailantry " trencn army
orders. His home Is n Tuxedo Park.
n. Y. He re>cuei .ast -uments from
q burning pier
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-15

Charged with depOsiting a fictitious
check in the Central bank and drawing
en- his account, F. :. Millisan Of Pres
cOtr. parCled from the state peniten-
tiayy AT Florence. is alleged to have
broken his parole and viii be brought
back from kingm0n where he was
taken into custody by the Burns de-
tective agency. representing the Amer
lean Bankers association OF which the
Central bank is a member
]. II. Reid. jr, Of the Central bank.
swore in a complaint against Mflligan
in justice De Souza's court yesterday
morning. He charged that on January
4 Miligsn deposited a $1,000 check
signed Marshall F. Stitson. a well
known Los Angeles architect. He drew
On the account and then went To Nee
dies where he gave 2 check on the
Central bank for 1856. II is under
stood that this amount was returned
on threats of prosecution and that the
Yavapai county f0rger then went TO
Kingmsn-
Millisan is 5S years Of age and mar
ried. He was committed To the stale
prison from Prescott for forgery and
was given one 20 ten year sentence.
He served only short time when
parOled.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-15
Brief State Notes

A LOpez. MIST Waterman a. the
santa Ria a. Tucson. EaS accidentally
SHOT and killed Friday night about 10
o'clock. He dropped his revolver and
L was discharged
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CONTINUED on Page SIX
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-15

Word has been received Of the mar
rage of Miss Nettie BArringer. OF No
sales. TO II. T. Ausley. CT Bowie. Both
for a short time this winter, Miss Bar
ringer being connected with the Noun
tain States Telephone company, and
Mr.. Ausley being chief clerk TO Road
master Monohan Of the s. p.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-15

Articles Of incorporation were filed
SATURDAY in the offices Of the state
cooperation commission by the follow
ing new concerns: Wholesale supply
company, Clarendon Sugar Company,
Ltd.: Southwest Food Distributing
company.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1918-11-20
The Fair Store
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 Your Kidneys

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 F. M. Cawthorn, a prominent farmer and stocllman of Mt Juliet, Tenn, says that after taking Yin Hepatica he felt like wagon that had been oiled up and put in fine running condition.
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Judsonia weekly advance., 1918-11-20

If interested in the purchase of ladies' and Misses coats, call at White and Witter's and get styles and prices that will please you.
 Winona Clo, daughter of MT. and Mrs. D. J. Miesen, died of Influenza and other complica- tions, October 30, 1918, after an illness of two weeks, aged six months.
 Everett Moseley who has been in Kansas. and Oklahoma since school let out at the State Az ricultural School at Jonesboro. came in on the 17th,> and will remain here awhile with home folks.
 LOST Between McCauley school house and Clear Water, a Spanish Blanket. Finder rlease leave at Beals Market. S1 re- ward. J. H. Roberts.