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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-15
dehce hereafter, I ANA Business
Man.

THE TRACTION SITUATION
Did you notice Tribune traction edi-
toriaI of Dec. 6? Our sinking pa
tient, great surgeon, and ample
warning not to contradict him; work
for us common people when the war
panic arrives in the U. S. A. Does
the Tribune think us bOobish, like the
CalifOTnians?
Does The Day Book, Tribune or
anybody believe that Chicago would
honor the names Of Drs. Sem and
Murphy if ever they were connected
with a shady deal of this kind? Ben
edict Arnold suffered and almost died
in the effort to create this great re-
public, yet for one single act Of trea-
son that failed in it's purpose we dis
honor him.
Let us see about the Tribune's
great surgeon and sinking patient.
We will suppose the case is a physi-
cal disease and not a case Of black
mail, and that DR.. Arnold and the
city council called in such eminent
men as the late DR.. Sem and DR..
Murphy to discuss ways and means
of helping the patient. am sure the
eminent doctors would say to DR..
Arnold we cannot associate with you
in such a case. The patient requires
neither. medicine nor surgery; you
and the newspapers with the assist
ance of some corrupt politicians have
hypnotized him into a sleep, and
should he ever be aroused it would
be very bad for US doctors. He is
now rotting away for the want of
nurse. The eminent doctors would
take DR.. Arnold around through the
city and show him how the street
cars are being prostituted. What in
juries they are doing by delaying 9TH
er lawful commerce that must be
carried on in a great city. You have
numerous freight subWays, cellars
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-15


over night.
He was George c. Boldt, proprietor
of the WaIdOrf-AstOria, New York.
THE PUBLIC FORUM
BUSINESS MAN AND THE DAY
BOOK-Just a line to let you know
how very much your valuable publ
cation appeals to the business man
as well as to others.
I have been a constant reader for
months and am compelled to admire
the fairness, ability and good sense
displayed by you in the conduct of
your adless newspaper.
The Forum is also a splendid idea.
It is well known that to bottle up
the cranks, dreamers and eccentrics
Of a large city renders them dan
gerOUs to the community, whereas
to give them an opportunity to be
heard fatters their innocent vanity
and keeps them harmless. In other
words, your Forum department is
safety valve and a protection to the
city Of Chicago.
My business has at times taken me
to State and Congress sts., where
these sOap-boX orators harangue the
idlers, and while their utterances
bring an amused smile to the lips of
sensible people 1 have shuddered at
the possible consequences were these
characters denied the privilege of
talking to their hearts content.
With best wishes for the continued
prosperity Of The Day Book, which
please have delivered to my resi-
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-18
n. A. IvANs. Atty.

s s..:s ''esss osss.y ssosr.e = - ,sassrs
term A .. 1915.
vss rsiisnsi Stats Bsas Of Metropolis. Va.
Ira lanes. ch.riss1 Raiaboli. Oscar Piercs.
aad "a csrrasa - Trustees Of JpppA Lodge
Ne. fs. sf tAs Iadspondest Order OF Odd
rstisws. mn - fosoio.s nortgaa. No. its.
r1bIie sssses /. ksrsby given thai in pursu-
ssss sf sss~-s ~ shs c4Eeas Court Of Mss
sss cossty. fliisetstn the ssoTs sntisied cause
80 ne tfssA day 81 1snsary A. ID. 1873. !. =
nsrsis<s Herr, hszser IN ctsncery Of said courf
saA essssy. sfi A fAs hear ef 10 O'Clock a. ~.
sArunpAY. rnBRusny fsth A. D. 1910.
~ sHs E~-< e@e- ~ shr Court uouna Ia the clss
os n~troppih sNs=sss coqssr Iiisaoi. sell 81
pssits vwnsue - shs htxhest .ssi best bidder.
sss fssis~lss Described ress IE<sste towns A
ssrswss pfees II isns oa the west slfc of the
Northeast Ysurfs Of M Northwtst EQssrtsr %
sssr<iassf ssoefss Twenty Thrse ~ Town
ssip Finsss ~ sosfh. nanxs Three y naxs
srs r. =. Mzsse County. flisnei. nso~ partic-
sksvIy d-~rrfsed ss foIiowsf Beginning ~ -
Ir.- stsks - ma y. W. eorncr Of J. 9. wads-
fisgs ios - sxrecs nron by J. c. wadsfisg
ssasw. po~srsans rhence run ssxteriy
sasux x>s nsrh lise Of wAdahisg's said lot
we nssdrs4 Bsgk, 'or sess 20 a -sases
yss~ss rsr sor<h ~ right aasics nfsy -
f~vs 90 Akke. fAenec run west 81 right
s.r~ wws ns.arsd Eight .ses' feet TO .
ssxss esvsv s-s a. to~s North Of the place Of
hsxsssinss IAssos sonsh ct right angles 70
tts rssss II ssEsaniag.
gsrms ~ a&ts essh IN hand
Dss~1 MA frxh d.y ~ ssnaary A. u. 1915.
o BARxIRTr KERR.
Master In Chauoery.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-18
Mid-Winter Vacation TO the hidrdi G'as

Under auspices Illinois Central Expenses inud d. Hcmeke
accommodations. Moderate Leaves Chicago
March 4h-Special train Ask for Literature.
Cuba Panama, Texas and California
First class 5 s. service from New Orleans airgs Ha
Cuba Saturday steamships Of the United ky yu
Co. and the Southern Pacific Steamship line
United Fruit Co.'S Great White Fleet, he IN
flag, twice week Panama Saturdays via Havana
Wednesdays drect also saings every Thursday Central
American ports Illinois Central service to New Orleans
including through tourist seeping CatoDia via tie
Southern Roue-New Orleans and the Southern Pacific
leaving Chicago and St Louis every Monday daily
standard sleeping service ron Chicago Houston aud
San Antonio. Texas via New Orleans. Cuba also reached
from Key West connection with the Centras Sc eminoe
Liaited" TO Jacksonville Fla.
Seminole Limited TO Jacksonville Florida
Alseel train OF modern type Florida daily
Chicago St Louis Birmingham. making come ctions
Jacksonville for all Florida points including Port Tampa
and Key West, from which cities Havana. Cuba
ship service is maintained (daiy except Sunday the
and triweekly from the formcr)
Tickets
be had agent
H. j. PHELPS, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-18
Something New Under
The Sum-
kelrses Ia The Automobile koEu-
factnre.

the above heading was found
in Nstioaai ssp'ist Union Review.
psbIished in Ma hville. Tenn OF
Feb. 18th 1910.
Nearly every colsred. man
whs,her professional or iradesman
or faraer. knows something OF
the vehicles made by c r. Pat
tefsen & Sons. but most OF them
know nothing OF the new Pat
tessoo- Green. field aufomt bile
that il uow being manufactured
at Greensboro. Ohio. by this
~ ds-swske firm Wherever they
have gone they have caused 9TH
evs - bny. The Physician is
san yiviag up the horse for the
fast automobile and men who do
things want to keep up with the
age Ia which they live. This is
the main cause for the msnuiact-
ufe a. this car made by MICRO
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-18
ROGER WILLIAMS UNI
VERSITY NOTES.

Our students annual rally is on
il rs known as the war Of the
the roses. interest Is growing
each day and IL promises to be a
record breaker in many ways
We had TO call on us since our
last Letter Messrs Wilson and Cal
'ahan both prominent men OF our
city. DIR. Lee a member OF the
faculty OF the Atlanta Seminary
was also here and delivered as q
very interesting leesu,e on the
Book philemon repeating 10 US
the story OF how the book came
to be written spoke of Paul OF his
great love for Philemon of his
missionary journey and life.
The third or junior Academic
had their rhetorical Friday they
made good appearance Miss
Lola Autry spoke very veil her
subject. MY two years aud one
hall in Roger Williams Univer-
sity' was splendid renditioa.
Miss Rebecca Collier and Mr..
Braxier. too. were exceptionally
fine the showing was commead-
able throughout.
The Literary and debating soci-
ETY. held the election OF officers
Friday for this semester
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-18

to be prs sent without fail also
the committee sppoinied at the
at Colps, by the executive Board
to look out location for the school
TO make report.
Owing the fact tl.at the educs-
tional part OF our work in the dis
trict is lsgging. we hope that the
brethren OF our district will be-
come more interested about our
educational work. Let each
brother ocme up to Duquoin with
their minds made to do something
for the advancement OF the Mas
ter's cause. The moderat or
,sking that each church OF the
district sci nd one dollar to help
oay the expe enses. We hope
that each pastor will use his in
auenee with his congregation to
to raise that amount to be sent
or brought TO Duquoin.
REV D. PARRIsA. Mod.
REV. J d. DAVIS, Rec Sec.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-18
H. A. EVANS, Atty.

State of Illinois
Massac County -
In the Circuit Court Of the January
Term A. ID. 1916.
The National State Bank of Metropolis,
Illinois,. vs Hugh Bivins and Sophia
Biyins. --Bill to foreclose Mortgage
No. ia.
Public Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of a decree Of the Circuit
Court Of hassae County. Illinois in the
above entitled cause on the 18th dag
sfJanuary A. ID. 1915, I, s. BarsIett
Kerr. Master in Chancery of said court
and county, will at the hour Of 10
O'Clock A. N.
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 18th A. d.
1916. at the East door Of the court
house in the city Of Metropolis. Massac
County. Illinei.. eel at public vendue
to the highest and best bidder. the fol-
lowing described real Estate. towit:
The Southwest Fourth OF the North
west Quarter of Section Twenty two
(2z) and the South Half of the North
Half Of the Northeast Quarter of Sec
ton Twenty one t2l). except acres
more or less heretofore conveyed to
the c. 4 +. |. II. r.. all in Township
Fourteen ti4l south. Range Three tS)
cast Bird p. M. Massac County Illinois.
containing rs acres more or less and
Lots Seven ID. Eight (s) and Nine (s)
in Block Seventy t7o) Of the city of
Metropolis. Massac County Illinois.
Terms OF sale Cash in hand.
Dated this 18th day Of January A.
D. 1916.
s. BARTLETT KERR.
Master in Chancery.-
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-18
ms uaspy usr..

No trait Of girrs character n
more prf.cd thnn a sweet and happy
disposition. II makes the home life
bright. II pmooths away the hstie
roushnesser. aud II " like n ray of
sunshine tsat brts.htcns the darkess
corners and drives away dfscontent
and gloom Tho happy girl makes the
happy and contented wife. who win
bring her girlhood's endesring quail
ties % make fresh snshine In Aw
new house.-- Home Notes.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-18
s. BARTLETT KERR. Atty.

a.~s n uff.ots IN In the c.reust Court Of
nassss nsss~ ths January term A. -. isfs.
ssss ss.si.xsr
An wsss-.s-rr s,n 70 sorseiose Mor:gaxs
Dvs wslsa~sbarx mo. iss.
Fsps o. at~ss
naak saa gsss
BAsw.
PsHis sssfss is herssy given that In pursp-
anse u assrss Of the circasi Court OF Massae
ossssy. uiissss In sss above entitled Cause on
sas iHA dag II gsnssry A d. 1918. l, 8. Bartlett
xcvy. Master II st,hancery ofsaid Court and
Osansy. win a. ths ho.r ofii o'clock A. M
r-FEBRUARY-isth-A d. 1919.
ak ne nsss dser sfth- court house in the City
ss mssrspsiis. uAssas county Illinois sell At
psAiis vssdus 10 the highest and best bidder.
uAs f~sIsw1as described real estate. 10 wit;
An nat par 81 me Fractional Northeast
ouaxter, ana tAe Northeast Fourth Of the South
ws~s On srssr iyias west OF the Right Of way Of
TIE fifi.oss Central Railroad nov located.
s.1 ell 81 shs north Hsif OF the Southeast
nusrser kslns ali In Section One iil Township
ysursess [isl sesth. Range -Four Al east, srd
Pm. Ms.sas ooxasy, Illinois. containing 40
serss mere ~ lea.
eerm sf sale cash In hand
bstsd sAh iva asy Of January A. d. 1916.
WALrua RonEKrs,
Special Master In Chancery.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-18
Dated this l7th day Of Jan
uary A. D. 1916.
S. BARTLETT KERR,
Master in Chancery.
Notice.

have been authorized to an
nounce by the moderator. that
the executive Board OF the Mt.
Olive Baptist Association will
convene with Mt. Olive Baptist
church. OF Duquoin. on Thursday
before the 3rd Sunday in March
1916. All OF the members OF the
board are requested to be present
il possible, as we have quite a
deal OF business on hand that
must be attended 10 at this meet
ing. and also the trustees OF the
Liyingstoa School are requested
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-18


Indeed the Valentine Social.
Monday, Eve the I4th. at the
Kozy home OF D. L. Tandy was
grand
Miss Margie Tsndy. the daugh-
ter oil Mr.. Tandy. entertained in
honor OF her aunt. Miss Adelaide
Tysea. OF Princesen KY, ~ho Is
visiting in the city.
Music and Games were the feat
ures OF the evening.
Mrs. II. G. Burkes and Misses
Margie Tandy and Anaic Herron
performed at the piano.
Tho decorations were very beau
tiful indeed. they alone having a
tendency 20 make a gloomy life
merry one
At the hour OF 1900 o'clock
Miss Tandy served to the delight
OF all present.
Misses Tyson and Tandy and
Mr.. Edgar McCrary. deliver be-
fitting toasts for the occasion.
Following is the menu served:-
First Course.
Fruit Oranges and Bananas.
- Second
Pimen'o Sandwiches
Salmon Salad
Deviled Eggs
Cheese
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-18

Strange what a difference theirs ia
said the househoid philosopher. be
tween things We neod and things We
want There sr. many thia<s Nc need
n tiie house. bat never can Ind the
money for. while somehow we can Al
ways fnd the money for things ws
vsat that We personally fancy
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-18
CONCERN For NEGROES
Philadelphia. Has Another
Negro Bank.

"Philadelpbia, Pa The second
bank operated by Negroes. in
Philadelphia, was opened Tor bns-
iness Monday morning January
y. at Broad and Lombard SITS ;,
by Brown and Stephens
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-18
Wonderful Campaign Year Bargain
The St. Louis
DAILY GL0BE-DEMOCRAT
Every Day Except Sunday
Six Days in Every Week
Two Dollars Per Year

Extra special campaign rate yearly subscription only
limited order received by MARCH 1916 open to SUBJ
scbers who receive their mail by Rural Free every Star
Route and Offices where there hand
ling the DAILY GLOBE DEMOCRAT; not opcu to .xb-
scrbers who live in served by DAILY GLOBEDEMO-
GRAFT newsdeaer.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-18
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
The Mardi Gras at New Orleans

The carnival season New Oreans cumratngin the Madi
Gras ON March 9TH has begun l. includes iates
isg to everyone Horse racing cay until MaJeL 7ih
New Orleans reached by the a-ses trains the Central
the Panama Limited and the New Oflears Special"
Tickets specially reduced fares the Mard Gas
sale February 27th March h, inclusive with final
turn limit Of March I8h. Return limit be
April gid, n payment OF 81
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-18
!. . r. q. Time Gard
psny Health Him.

Daily Health Hint.
Understand that II you ars msntaEsy
unifsd With siskness. old age and
death. no amnuht of desire or afllrmt-
tion can maae you we'll yuung. OF
long lived. To be healthy. You must
be mentally In unity with health: 70
remain young. you must bs mentally
one with youth. and 70 live long. you
must be mentally unified With life.
says Wallace D. Watties ln the Naa
lilua
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-18
MASTERS SALE.

State of Illinois. In the Circuit Court
OF the January term
In the matter of
Nettie Gowan
VS.
Nora c. Roife, Nora
G. Rolfe, administra- Original
trix OF the estate OF Bill to foreclose
Walter J. Rolfe, de- 2mortgages No.
ceased, John J. Rolfe : ls2
Minnie Baker. Agnes IL. P. Cakes.
Reed. Myrtle Rolie, Atty.)
Thomas Rolfe, Fred
Rolfc, Clarence Rolfe
Mary Rolfe and the
National State Bank
of Metropolis, Illinois
and x. Ii. Foss.
e. H. Foss Cross bin to en-
VS. force Vendors
Nora C.. Roife Lien No. 1872.
National State Bank walter Roberts
John J. Rolfe & Net Atty.)
tie Gowan ct al
&
National State Bank Cross bill TO
vs foreclose z
Nora C. Rolfe, John mortgages No.
j. Rolfe, Nettie 182.
Gowan Z. H. Foss Oh. A. Evans.
ct al Atty.)
&
John j. Rolfe
vs. Crosa bill TO
Nora C. Rolfe, Net foreclose 2 NOR
lie Gowan, f. H. Foss tagages No. lS2.
& National State (FredR. Young
Bank ct al. AttyD
rublicE.notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of decree of the, Circuit
Court of Massac County, Illinois. in
the above entitled cause on the 18th
day Of January, a. D, l9l6 !, s.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-18
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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-18

State of Illinois, I In the Circuit Court
of the January term
Massac County J 1916.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-18

Bartlett Kerr, Master in Chancery for
said County, will at the hour of IL
o,cloel
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-18
Eldora News Items.

SpSCIGL 70 L l1uSS-RepODllcaN.
Eldora, Aug. 1s.-Carl S. Newcomer
who for a number of weeks had beer
in Plattsburg, y. Y. taking ins,ruc-
tons at the government school of in
struction for officers in the United
States army. returned home Thursday.
Rev. Father F. J. Bowling. formerly
Of McGregor, has been assigned to Ell
dora as pastor Of ST. Marys Catholic
church. Before beginning his passionate
Rev. Mr.. Bowling expects 10 spend
several weeks travelling in the eastern
states. taking up the work here about
the middle of September.
Miss Marguerite Haas and Miss
Ethel Ryan, of this city. expect to at
tend Columbia University in New York
City the ensuing year. Miss Ryan vii.
take postgraduate work and Miss Haas
plans to specialize in playground su
pervision. The young ladies expect to
leave for the east about the middle OF
September.
Miss Jessie Ryan. of this city, q
graduate of this year from Cornell Col
lege, Mount Vernon, received on We'd
nesday telegram from the secretary
Of the school board in Shelby, Mont.
stating that she had been selected as
teacher in the public schools of tina;
city at a salary Of $50 per month. The
offer came as a surprise to Miss Ryan
who has already accepted position in
the schools in Sigourney, Keokuk
county.
Misses Anna and Ida Larson. Of
Guthrie, Okla. who were in this city
the first Of the week visiting thei:
brothers, Thomas and Enoch Larson
have returned home. They We're ct
route home from a business trip tc
New York City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-18
r1saEsREpuBLIcAN, MARsHALfowNy IOWA: AUGUST

here and tried to ri,shf letter TO
Bradstreet's saying, That he had placed
figures too high on kss property" SAID
Clerk MoArthur. he was arrested
and charged with using the mails to
defraud and got jail sentence. An.
other fellow took $1,000 and wanted
to settle with his creditors. They
wouldn't do it. thinking they would
get more, and he went home and re-
ported afterward that he had been
robbed Of the whole $4,000. Then he
skipped to Canada. We got him and
brought him back and he settled. Il
it hadn't been for the bankruptcy law
he'd never have been heard from again.
The only place they can beat their
creditors with this LAWS by going into
bankruptcy when they expect to get an
Inheritance. We have easel like that
once in awhile. Some fellow thinks he
can slide out Of his debts before he
gets legacy"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-18
When Mexico Was New.


Before its discovery by the Spaniards
Mexico was occupied by several Indian
races. the Nahuas. known saS Aztecs.
Ipredomfnatink Sin i5ls1hs Exploration
Of the gulf coast by Grijaiva was fol :
Lowed by the Spanish invasion in 1919.
and the capture of the Aztec capital,
Tenochtitlan. in 1921. The Spanish col :
ony thus formed was created into a vice
royalty, and became the richest Euro
pean possession in the new world, with
the exception Of Peru. The Spaniards
extended their conquests even into what
is now the territory OF the United
States. The. viceroys had fun sway
over all the territory. which was from
the southern boundary of Costa RIGA to
Florida, as well as the West Indies.
However. in the eighteenth century the
East Indies and Guatemala. or Central
America, were separated. With the eX-
ception of a few Indian wars nothing
molested the lives of splendor led by
the viceroys. Great fortunes were
amassed in the silver mines and in the
East India trade.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-18
!, 9rUpENTs WITH GUARDS
ON BoRDE n WILL BE
J, GIVEN DISCHARGES

p :. y Z & y r.. . q
Field Headquarters Iowa Brigade.
Brownsville. Tex. Aug. 1s.-University,
college. or high school students who
desire to return to school from national
guard service on the border this fall
will be granted complete discharges
and returned to their home stations by
the government, according to an order
from Washington received at Iowa
headquarters recently.
1t is estimated that over 500 national
guardsmen in the Iowa brigade will be
affected by this order and expectations
are that practically all of such men
will take advantage Of the offer to re-
turn home.
The only qualification attached to the
order, which comes from w. M. Wright.
adjutant general Is that these dis
charges will be given only in case that
the border situation seems peaceful
with no signs of an immediate need for
those suardsmen who may leave. The
freedom to return home will not be
restricted to university or college stu
dents, but will likewise apply to those
who are in public and private grade
schools and wish to complete their ed
locations. 81
The orders as they were received to-
day by the Iowa. commanders are as
follows: H.
From the Adjutant General of the
Army: The following policy is adopted
with reference to national guard or
CARNATIONS composed of undergradu-
'ates of colleges, and the same policy
will be applied to all individuals who
are members of other organizations of
the national guard and who can show
bona fide intention of entering >or re-
entering colleges or schools at the COM
mencement of the fall term In 1916.
IL The organizations which are
composed of students of colleges or
schools and which have been mustered
into the service of the United States
Kill remain in that service for the time
being. Those organizations which have
not been sent to the Mexican border
prior to Aug. l, 1916, will not be sent
there unless some unforeseen need
arises.
80. Should the national guard be re-
tanned in the service of the United
States until Sept. /. 1915. ali organiza-
ftlons composed of students of colleges
or schools will be returned to their
home stations on Sept. l, 1916 and will
be mustered out of the service of the
United States as soon thereafter as is
practicable, unless the military situa-
ton at that time shall be such as to
render their retention in the service
necessary. All individuals of other or
ganizations of the national guard mus
tered into the service of the United
States who can show bona fite iylten-
lion of entering or re-entering colleges
or schools at the beginning7of the fall
term in 1915 will be discharg as soon
as practicable after Sept /, 1916: unless
the military situation at that time shall
be such as 10 render their retention in
the service necessary, .. .-...
Immediately after mastering on, the
organizations composed of students of
colleges or schools federal recognition
VIII be. Withdrawn from such organiza-
tons
by order Of, the secretary OF, war.
wv. ". Wrlsht, .Adjutant General E