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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-27

H. G.. Mcmillan, President.
Terms-$12.50 to insure live colt to
stand and suck. II mares change hands
for value received. the service fee is
due on demand. Not responsible for ac-
cidents.
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$1,000 SALARY
MIGHT Be YOURS
A School that has Made a
Success Of Others can do
the Same for You.
Many Have Said 1t
"My Salary is 81 ,SOO--My
Success and Salary l owe
to Shorthand Learned in
Your School.
Many Have Said 1t

We clip the above quotstion from one of
the many letters 81 tile estifying 10 the su-
perior courses, thorough t,ud practical train
Ing and splendid su0 cas that IL being
achieved by the grad btes OF Walden Bnsi-
ness College, bake Gi/ hlca. Louisiana.
OppoRrINITEIs KNOCKING.
TIE young man woman who has a
know ledge Of and skilled In shorthand.
TYpeNrlting, BOOK hepinv and Their neees-
sary branches IL i, position 10 take advan-
tagp az Nhc man vIoDportunitioa that will
present tNRpsstys1 lie or she need not fear
viii open" \hxo. ''''
HArry\VCCEssEUL PUPILS.
Noachool IL South Or North i- doing
better work or Wfers greater 10 ambitious
young me and women than WaldeD's Nusi-
ness College. its graduates ARE 10 be found
~ leading business houses banks. profess
siopal oihces, and all places where expert
stenographers and skilled bookkeepers are
needed.
COMPETENT IN TUREE MONTHS.
Tho methods ~ instruction In this up-to-
date school are "a plain. practical and pro-
rrrssive that many Of it, pupils are able Ia
complete their courses In three months. and
are placed In desirable positions, the total
cost being only 500.
1T SAVES VOC MONEY.
This College has fully demonstrated the
fact that its courses give 70 Its graduates
the finest possible equipment for successful
business MTeers that It's training II not en-
celled-aNB that II saves its graduates from
course.
Write FOR catalogue Of the school that
stands for all that IL highest aud best IN the
training ~ Young men aud women for desira-
bic positions and success. IL also stands Tor
economy ~ time ana moneys for It's pupils.
The fall term opens Monday. september Z.
lptl
Aug. 10, 1911.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23
THE AGRICULTURAL DIVISION

A. the Louisiana otats Fair viii d In
Charge u MassSm Director oIsnt.
That the exhibition OF agricultural
products at the Louisiana State Fair
this year, - heretofore, IL going to be
very interesting IL assured by the fact
that Professor Robert Glenk. the
courteous and capable director Of the
State Museum Of New Orleans, IL 20
Ing to be in charge. He IL without
superior in the business of arranging
exhibits. Ii Z splendid conversational
lot. doesn't mind answering questions.
y excellently educated and otherwise
we'll fitted for the position, and visitors
to the Fair need not hesitate in going
to the agricultural department II In
search Of one Of the most attractive
places at the Fair.
Even II the number Of exhibits were
small In number. the display would
Be pleasing. because Of the fact that
Robert Glenk 10 to be the gentleman in
charge. But reports received indicate
that the collection il going to be quite
large. Numerous agriculturists have
been saving for months, and Il IL ex-
pected that they will have a big array
Of splendid spcctAens on display at
the Fair. which begins Oct. 81.
Az an Involvement they are offered
some hne premiums. The association
Ill the time encourages the agricultur-
al business. and the exhibitors who
take part this year will have chance
1t some flne trophies. ~
Government experts will assist In |
The judging this year.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23
BIRD Man WILL
MAKE FLIGHTS
Is Free Attraction 10 the louI-
sIana State Fair Crowds.
M'CUROY WILL Be THE STAR.

One Of Youngest, Vet One 81 Most
Thrilling Bird Men Of the AOs-A.
most Flew Across Gulf Of Mexico
lsst epr;ne-Has Been In Shreve-
port Before.
In securing free attractions for the
State Fair this year the directors have
been liberal In the use Of finances. and
a. a result some Of the most spectacu-
lar and thrilling feats known have
been assured, including exhibitions by
one Of the most famous Of the present
day aviators. J. A. ID. McCurdy.
To some Of the citizens Of north
Louisiana McCurdy Is not a stranger.
for he appeared in Shreveport last
spring while en- route to the Florida
coast to make his daring attempt to
6y across the gulf Of Mexico to Ha-
vana. Cuba. incidentally he almost
made the distance. He was in clear
sight Of some Of the buildings Of Ha-
vana when his fuel became exhausted
and he was forced to take the water.
He was picked up by a government
boat, which belonged to a rescue feet
that was used by the government to
save him In case Of accident. This
trip caused worldwide comment and
praise for the daring young bird man.
Al stated above. McCurdy made
flights In Shreveport. He IL apparently
not over twenty-five years Of age,
with cheeks like those Of a
pretty girl. but he has the nerve Of any
Of those belonging to the daredevil.
death dcfying class. He arose to
great altitude at the Fair grounds last
spring ana then displayed his familiar
ity with the airship, making II sweep
down ike big bird to within Few
feet Of the heads Of the spectators and
then turning It suddenly into the air
to great height again. There was not
the sign Of an accident. and his flights
caused universal congra tulat ton fro@
The spectators.
This same wonder, McCurdy, will be
It the state Fair at Shreveport this
rear. His exhibitions will be given
On six days-three each day. Last
summer his manager notified the Fair
association that lts terms were accept.
sble and that McCurdy would appear |
It Shreveport during the Fair. The |
contract was signed.
This IL an opportunity for the State |
Fair visitors to see one of the modern |
on the aeroplane order. in op-
'rati0n. Each time he flies the bird
man takes his life In his hands. Nc
Cur6y knows the game though ana
lever fails to thrill the spectators. See
i'm at the Fair Oct. 81 to Nov. 3.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23
LOW EXCURSION RATES

ohsvld D lndvssmsmt % Psrssns 70
vlalf ohrsvspeet Fer ths State Faik
IN order to assist the management Of
The Louisiana Fair association IN serv
ing the visitors this year the railways
have authorized very low excursion
rates, 10 apply throughout the Fair.
which begins Oct. 81 and runs six
days These rates are exceptionally
reasonable this year. Secretary L. N.
Brueggefho0 had them arranged early
IN the summer.
In addition 10 the low rates applying
al during the Fair. there will be q
number u special trains operated.
Zach road will run Z special train, and
On the day II b run the rate will be
lower than on any other day.
The generosity OF the railways In
ordering the cheap rates should serve
= N in1ucement to thousands OF Der.
sons h Texas. Arkansas and al parts
Of Louisiana 10 attend the State Fair
at Shreveport The growth OF the Fair
= largely responsibls for the railway
glving ssh low rates.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23
WASHINGTON LETTER.

Washington, Sept. 18.-The
democrats do not need to shoot
President Taft full OF holes 10 or
der to show his weakness, mis-.
deeds and abject submission to the
"big interests" a. the iusurgent
republicans are doing this work
for them aud doing It we'll.
Senator Works Of California, .
republican says TAFT IL . willing
tool ID the hands or the great
trusts and that he has brought bra
party face to face with the great.
eat c'isis In it, history.
In . recent speech Senator
Clap Of MINI. . life long republi
can and . vigorous supporter Of
President Roosevelrs sdministra
ton has denounced President
Taft IN flaming words for bic veto
Of the bill admitting to Statehood
Arizona and New Mexico, which
vas vetoed simply on the grouud
that Arizona had s'tho reCall' pro
vision in her constitution. They
have gone 90 for 10 to charge that
President Taft ID trying to turn
the presidency into 40 imperial OF.
fee and thus deprive tho Amer.
can people Of self government for
our judges, II they cannot 30 70.
called are our masters and real
rulers and seat OF the :,ower Of
the great trusts. Our judges are
our Imperial rulers.
lNSUR0ENT ORGANIZATION.
The insurgent republican organ
isation which controls nearly III
the important states west Of the
Mississippt IL : vigoross one
which ~ now perfected 10 bang
extended through other parts Of
the country In On effort to defeat
the ren0mination Of President |
Taft next year.
II would be 70 tho interest OF
the democrats to have Mr.. Taft |
renomlnated l,ecauso be could bo
defeated about . easily . asy
man IN the r~publican party |
whereas the nomination or ! man
like IL Toilette q Wisconsin o.
Cummings Of Iowa would naoeo
moro than . Substantial fight by
The Democratic. bot Aovever, the
de0ocratle viStogy wosdsbe Quite
oegtain.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23
LOST OR DESTROYED.

During last week I either lost, or in
advertently destroyed three promis-
sorry notes made respectively BY Flo
dias viator, Emile Dressed and Eve
rard Viator, payable to their own or
der and endorsed 10 blank. The pub
lie IL hereby Vav led against negotiat-
ing anyone II Of these notes,
which are they property OF the New
York Life Insl rance Company and
the undersiged. II found they should
be reported to
GEO. r. COLG1N,
49, New Iberia. La.
Aug. 10Th, 1911.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23
oLD nIckoRY CHIPS.

Tho republican newspapers are
almost 10 tesrs because J. w.
Bailey will not Be IL the next sen.
ate. There will ba no one to de.
Tend Lorimer then. Poor Lori.
mor!
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

We wonder II the GOD people
of Maine know whether they sre
soberf It was Arst annoubeed that
the recent eleottoo had safely car.
licd the stats "wet.n Tho stdry1'
then had N inning II rejosciue 4
consequence oe = recaavass a the
returns showing then to b H.
victors. Now, this wcek, u
"wets" are aga,a anooanced -
victees, bat with tho doobts sod
uncertainties which attach @ II
further recounf.
S1oe q 49, RI HR1UT11l0 -
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

The Louisville Courier journal
he's . three column editorial on
to soda wster industry. Some
thing ne~ for Kentucky.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

III IL ON 0ot wo aeo eAAfnea
aAoe oaly q - . veas - q
uOA6 copies a. ~ Wookly
o00aID u h shs ~s.~ ~Nlrjn1 10ornnp
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

Now let ms have a statue Of the
Kaiser Wilhelm and Colonel
Roosevelt together, posing ~ the
doves IF peace.
When y woman no longer finds
fault with her husband, she's a
widow.
The world il growing better,
not even the Great White Way Of
New York would stand for Beu-
lab BinfoId.
This country'a bumper crops
cor tinue to bump all the smbstanr g
out Of the representations Of the
hard-timerS
For ambitious y Dung talent that
wants to shine at the New York
bar there IL no better law school
than the United States Senate.
Just IA the report Of big crar.
berry crop got around the price If
sugar goee up That does bot
seem quite fair.
YOm can tell when a woman liz
grow ing stout by the way she
ta'ks-as If she Was afraid of wait
ing away.
Thus far 1t hasn't occurred to
Gov Woodrow Wilson to attempt
to explain why New Jersey Cities
|,ersisteDtly vote down the com
mission torn Of government which
he has advocated.
Taft is going to spend $4,000
70 swing around the circle to tell
how be swung the veto pen.
Oanada fears that Uncle Sam
wants all the land that joins HIM.
Admiral Togo has gone home
Ind HObsOn will no doubt break
OOse at any time. a.
"Mr. Hitchcock After Data"
|ays a Washington headline.
Evidently data" must he a pre-.
,ressive.
Colonel George bailey Of the
Houston Post, says he IL vacatimg
t Asht vile. Look out for hurid
unsets In North Caroline.
Oh, these housewives! Every.
ne Of 'em making catsup.
A man who thinks his wife
light to make her own hsas would
ave At if she offered to make
ts ties. @ ~
Even nature In In revolt against
ne sugar trust. Peaches are said
he sweeter than usual this fall.
That Oklahoma congressman
10 put three "mashers" ont Of
need never lack for a
10 IN any large city, should he be
ut out Of politics.
p Paying 3N
Proposition. 81
Readers who want al the
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

An editor never feels more In.
l'oefant than when he Is writing
An able review Of general financial
conditions and trying to make It
sound o II b bad sbsoInm mas
tesy Of the subjsvt.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

America Fire Company No. 2 will
celebrate Columbus Day thie wear
BY splendid ball, which win take
plece O their hall on the night Of
october 18th. The patronage OF
s1e pubic = solicited and count
: - =
: = = -, .6ps IN eu.p -
eess1ic c. 80 80. c. -
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

Foot ball practice has begun oil
over tho country, but the d,amcpd
Will crowd the gridirou on the
bulletin boards until tho base tall
agony ID over.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

VeDesnels IL recruiting its
army. and expects to have /,
strong enough to carry the coming
presidential election.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

Cotton 10 infested BY the cotton
worms, the boil wcovll ami the
bear etccut stors.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

Secretary Wilson can It least
~ claim to holding the epdur.
aoCo rsC0cd.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

Oh, these house Every.
one Of 'em making catsup.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

Colonel George bailey Of the
Houston Post, says he IL vacating
ct Ashtv Look out for florid
sunsets In North Caroline.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

A man who thinks bis wife
ought to make her own hS>s would
have a At if she offered to make
his ties. %
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

"Mr. HitchOck After Data,
says q Washington headline.
Evidently data" must he a pre-.
gressive.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

Even nature In in revolt against
the sugar trust. Peaches are said
to he sweeter than usual this fall.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

Admiral Togo has gone home
and HObsOn will no doubt break
lOOse at any time. q
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

That Oklahoma congressman
who put three "mashers" ont If
commission need never lack for
job IN any large city, should he be
put out of politics.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Reports left over from last weeks proceedings

CITY CLERKS REPORT.
Month Ending August 1911
Ami
10
q
June each fund.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

10 the Canadian vocabulary the
word 'sYankees'' refers 70 tho ar.
tire United States population
South - we'll - North,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

Oanada fears that Uncle Sam
wants all the land that joins HIM.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

Now let ms have a statue of the
Kaiser Wilhelm and Colonel
Roosevelt together, posing IN the
doves IF peace.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

Taft Is going to spend $4,000
to swing around the circle to tell
how be swung the veto pen.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

S'r Wilfred Laurier can nov
spprociate tho mental strain "a
ws,ch Reciprocity subjected The
President O( the Uuited States.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

wa VsVWV tU0 XtbOIfO0 ON the
bulletin bosrds until the base tail
agony Ii over.
VeDexnels IL recruiting its
army. and expects to have Il
strong enough to carry the coming
presidential election.
Cotton 10 infested BY the cotton
worms. the boil wcovll suL the
6ear epccutstors.
Secretary Wilson can It )east
IAy clstm to holding the epdur.
ooCo rUCOcd.
10 the Canadian vocabulary the
word ''Ysnkees" refers 20 the ar.
tire United States population
South - we'll - North.
S,r Wilfred Laurier can NOV
appreciate the mental strain to |
whtch Reciprocity subjected the |
President q the United States.
Like NJ. Roosevelt Nr. I..Fol. |
'etts tslly appreciates tho inprss |
sive eRect at On oocasional siDenoe
John D. Rocke(eller's snceotor
cane Over hero 10 1928, aooorvitne
@ recent runoe. Wen bet h
tmwediately went % work.
Most q ascan Aad ways Of b.
ING poet,c without kiljias our.
Dslveo % Z 1owee-bed.
es
1. fstsrs 70 % lnot look spo.
- eooo - . tramp DO 10 not al
Solerotory woekef."
- I - I nhnaee aennane> -
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

When woman no longer finds
fault with her husband, she's n
widow.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

Thus far 1t hasn't occurred tn
Gov. Woodrow Wilson to attempt
to explain why New Jersey Cities
persiatently vote down the com
mission torn Of government which
he has advocated.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

One Of Youngest, Vet One ss Most
Thrilling Bird Men o. The Aos-Ai-
most Flew Across Gulf Of Mexico
Lest spr;ng-Has Been In shrsve-
port Before.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

The world il growing better
not even the Great White Way ol
New York would stand for Bcu
lab BinfOId.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-09-23

YOn can tell when a woman in
grow ing stout Ivy the way she
ta'ks-as If she was afraid of WAIT
ing away.
Evening journal., 1911-08-16
SENATOR CLAPP
HERE TONIGHT
Comes to Discuss Referendum
and Recall With Delaware
Voters

The initiative. referendum and re-
call will be discussed here tonight by
Senator Moses E. Clapp. of Minnesota,
in Tenth street between Market and
King streets. A large stand has
been erected there for the occasion,
and in addition to Senator Clapp's
address the Hon. Sidney Anderson. a
Congressman from Minnesota, also
will speak Congressman Anderson
arrived here this morning and is the
guest of w. w. Knowles.
During the meeting this evening the
First Regiment Band will play sew
eral selections. and all citizens inter
ested in the initiative. referendum and
recall are urged 10 be present. Con-
gresham Anderson is known as a
great talker as we'll as political
fighter. he having defeated the Hon.
James A. Tawney for reelection af-
ter being chairman Of the appropria-
tion committee in Congress for num-
ber of years.
Senator Clapp will arrive here this
afternoon. He will be entertained by
Francis ]. DUPONT. Tomorrow after
noon Senator Clapp win speak al
Brandywine Summit Campmeeting
Evening journal., 1911-08-16
SUNSHINE OVER
SUMMIT CAMP
Beautiful Day Follows One Of
Storms That Interfere
With Worship
MANY VISITORS SPEND
DAY IN THE WOODS
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRANDYW1NE SUMMIT CAMP.
Aug. 16.-The weather man yesterday
distinguished himself for the camp
grounds were treated to one of the
most thorough soakings il has had for
some time. A thunder storm occurred
about noon and for a while the ele-
ments ragged. Finally the thunder
ceased but during the afternoon
preaching service rain came down as
in buckets full and the goodly number
of camp folk who were congregated an
the tabernacle while the Rev J. ID. c.
Hanna was preaching, were compelled
to huddle closely in the center of the
auditorium with their umbrellas raised
while the rain blew i'm from all sides.
Dr. Hanna continued preaching and II
proved one of the most interesting
services of the day.
There was an all around change IN
the program yesterday. The Rev. Leon
ard White, of Cordona, Md, who was
formerly connected with the Delaware
Anti-Saloon League, preached at the
1890 service. His text was, Faint Yet
Pursuing" Judges, S:4.
Mr. Vandever held his children's ser
vice though it was raining hard at the
/ time His subject was "The Multitude
Fed" and he told the story of the
loaves and the fishes.
Or. Hanna had charge of most Of the
services yesterday owing TO the illness
OF the Rev. +. c. MacSorley. DR.. Mar
vim Hanna was called in to give medi-
cal attention. The direction of the
camp for the day, and until DR. Mac
Sorley fully RECEIVERS. was turned over
to the care of DR.. Hanna who pre-
sided efficiently. taking charge OF the
afternoon service and preaching in the
absence Of the Rev. J.. e. Barrett, ID.
d., who failed to appear His ihemo
was The Sacrifice that Jesus has
made for us, based upon Phil. 3:7-S.
In the evening DR. Hanna conducted
the young peoples service which he
called AN Hour OF Sunshine" Prof.
Mueller and choir sang and after a
brief talk by DR. Hanna on Heavenly
Mamma" Aubrey Vandever and I. lsl-
mer Perry gave brief talks to the
young people.
The Rev j. r. Mitchell preached al
the 7.3O o'clock service, his text being
IBa. lis, Come now let us reason 10
ecther sayeth the Lord"
While the weather cleared IN tn
evening there We're but few visitors a
camp. Many persons had their cottagel
closed owing TO the dampness and thl
grounds presented rather a dreary anC
/ forsaken appearance
When the campers awakened thii
morning they were gratifed 10 FIND
that the weather had cleared beauti
/ fully.
The Rev. f. G. MacSorley has re.
covered from his attack of illness and
was able TO take charge of the SER
vices again today. The Rev J. r.
Bicking. pastor of Eastlake Church
preached this morning and the Rev
c. A. Hill of st. Paul's Church this
Continued on Second Page)
Evening journal., 1911-08-16
PICK STATE
RIFLE TEAM
Best Of DeIaWare'S Sharp
Shooters Start for Camp
Perry on Saturday
MAJOR DOHERTY
IS THE TEAM CAPTAIN

In an official order issued from tho
Office Of Acknowledgement l. Pusey
Wickersham. o. NJ d.. today. is nam
cd the rihc team that viii represent
tho Delaware Militia at the Camr
Perry shoot Major Simon p. Doher.
~ heads the team which viii leave
Wilmington on Saturday for Camp
Perry. The milltiamen competed on
tho State Range last week for the
honor Of representing the state at
the big shoot
General Wickershams order fol-
lows:
General Orders No 70.
State Of Delaware, Adjutant Generals
Office.
Wilmington, Aug. Is, 1911.
]. The following named officers
and enlisted men of the Organized
Militia will comprise the Rife Team
to represent the State Of Delaware, at
the National Match, at Camp Perry.
Ohio, commencing August %. 1911.
Major Simon p. Doher5y. 1st Inf. team
captain; Major J. Warner Reed, 1st
Inf, coach: Lieut. Andrew H. Carey.
LIST Inf, spotter; Captain William y.
Lank. 1st Inf. Captain Ernest c.
Parks, LIST Inf, Captain John r. Le-
Fevre. 1st Inf. Lieut. Wilbur S. Cork
ran, LIST Inf. Lieut. Frank b. Harkins,
LIST Inf, Ordnance Sergeant Samuel
M. Saunders, Color Sergeant Frede-
rick l.. Manion, LIST Inf, 1st Sergt.
Thomas G. Samworth Co A., 1st Inf,
1st Sergt. Robert II. Harrington, Co.
H., 1st Inf. LIST Sergt. Arthur B. East
man. Co. f. 1st Inf. Sergt. Frank II.
Clark, Co. K. 1st Inf. Sergt. James c.
Webb, Co. b. lst Inf, Corp. Charles II.
Heisler. Co. r. 1st Inr.. Corp. John ].
Lafferty, Co. A. 1st Inf, Corp. Bayard
A. Vandergrift. Co. b. 1st Inf
IL. The Team Captain will proceed
to Camp Perry, Ohio. with the Team
on August 18th. 1911, leaving VIII
mington via Pennsylvania Railroad, at
9.13 p. NJ At the conclusion Of the
National Match. the officers and en-
listed men will be returned to home
stations.
III. The Team Captain will furnish
the adjutant general, each day, morn
ing report OF the team. Under the
head of remarks will be noted the
standing OF the team in the matches of
the preceding day, together with suck
other information as may be deemed
advisable.
BY Command Of Governor Pennewill,
I. p. Wickersham. The Adjutant Cen
eral, Chief of STAFF.