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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06
West Is Awake,
Governor Boyle
Of Nevada Says
Exposure Of German-Mex-
lean Plot Ended
Mapping

Emmett y. Boyle. Governor OF Ne
vada, came East to attend the confer
encc Of Governors at Washington in
the belief he would find more mill
tant brand Of patriotism along the At
lantic Scaboard than at home. Passing
through New York on the return trip
yesterday he said the East had the
West tied, and no more
Il guess" he conjectured, ITS be
cause we've been thoroughly awakened
in the West in the last few weeks
Down here you've been right next
door to the war ever since It started.
You've seen ships coming and going,
and when one was torpedocd you had q
bigger interest in it. And you've seen
men starting Oft TO serve in the Ameri-
can Ambulance. To us il has all been
IN the abstract
Ell took the intercepted thinner
mann note exposing Germany's MeXi-
can-Japanese plot to wake up the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06
Reports of Alien
Hostility Cause
Action by State
Employers Requested to
Check Threatening Activi-
ties of Foreigners

sag t.-o.Doade. 81 TIE Tr:..~ei
Albany, May The alien division
Of Che state Resource Mobilization Blu
resu has sent requests to all the may
ors ~ cities, the heads Of railroads and
employers OF alien labor to take prompt
action TO check hostile activities Of
alien workers. The division has re
eyet confidential information. telling
Of the constant shifting about Of such
Eorser-. their changing Of names and
DE posses sion Of forged passports.
An.re owner OF Northern New York
reported that within few days four
hundred out Of his force Of four thou
sand workers stopped work and that
be found three hundred Of them were
ENEMY aliens Fourteen were arrested
and had .r their possession money or
documtr.s that could be- traced to the
cmba,s Of an enemy government. One
man claimed 20 be an Inspector from
The Insurance underwriters, but lnves-
LEGATION proved be had no connection
With The underwriters.
4 letter from another large employer
sad efforts were made 10 get his men
20 .ea... through promises Of larger
wage. threats. .ntimidations and mis-
repro erra-.0u.. one Of the arguments
ua. '..t trc worker. would see six Or
eight men killed In the mines daily
ana Che. .... was worse than war.
The letter. tO the mayors call at
'el'or I. these charges and suggest
ita' f.rr investigate records Of en-
p.ormr.. agencies 900 their cities TO gel
Information that VIII enable the state
70 de-. effectively in the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06

Washington, May 5.-An official out
line of the method by which military
registration is to be carried out under
the sclective conscription bill was made
public to-day, with an appeal from the
War Department for the voluntary ser
vices Of state election and other Of
Gals.
Careful preparation has been made to
D.ece the whole task in the hands o.
civilian officials Of the states and 70
remove every suggestion Of military
force in putting the measure into ci-
fcct. The only function Of the Federal
government will be supervision through
the Office OF the provost marshal gen
eral. The departments statement iol-
lows:
There was a time in the country $
history when military enumeratorS'
backed by bayonets. went out among
the people to take a compulsory ser
vice census. To-day. under the prin-
ciple Of universal liability to service
the execution Of the law is put into the
hands Of the people.
The approval Of the new national
army bill and the Pres dents procla-
nation Hereunder will be coincldent'
All persons within the age limits pre-
scribed will be required to present
themselves for registration at the Gus
tomary voting places in the voting pre-
cincts in which they have their permo-
nent homes. on d day which the Prcsi-
don't will announce. The probability
* that from ten to fifteen days Will
elapse between approval OF the Dill ana
gistration day.
Governors To BE in Charge
"The Governor or each state Will De
the chief Of registration therein lte
machinery of registration IN ehcn
county is TO be in charge OF me ShPl H.
the County Clerk and the County Ih|
sician. acting cx-officio, unless diner
ent board shall be announced oy .'
Goverpor. In cities containing popH-
Iat,ore If more than 10000 the regis
ration will be under the control or the
Mayor and selected boards OF reglstra-
lion. In order that the designated
county and city officials, and the people
Generally. can get a clear unders tand-
Ing Of the census methods the folio"
ing brief outline rs gwen.
"The sheriffs or other designated o.
Gcials immediately upon receiving no
lice from the Governor, shall appoint
registrars for each voting precinct. ~
sThe proportion Of registrars shall
no one for each 10 persons 10 be reg
stored Each age TO be registered VIII
comprise about per cent Of the popu
lation. II. fov instance all men De-
tween nineteen and twenty-five years
n ace. inclusive, arc to be registered
the registrar would have to enrol about
? ner cent Of the precinct population
at is desirable to accept the ser
vices Of competent volunteer registrars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06
Jersey Women Want Dry
State and Dress Reform

Atlantic City, May ;. The New Jer-
scy Federation of Women's Clubs has
pledged the support of 10000 women
TO a movement to reform women's
dress. Resolutions adopted at the an
rual convention here to-day criticised
particularly the style Of evening gowns
worn by young women.
The convention recommended pro-
hibition for the state and urged Gov
crnor Edge to use his power to purge
military camps Of demoralizing in
nnences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06
n. Y. u. Alumni Raise
$500 for War Ambulance

Alumni r. Ncu York University AZ a meet
ng tcd yesterday no Washington Square
fahed moro than 5000 90 send and maintain
sh ambulance 300 France for one year. IL Il
expected chat n0n more viii be raised with
n ht beat fee days.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21

2s22- Shirley Fortune. i257-A Carroll
burg place southwest.
4Se-Antony Fatiguso. l1 c street
southwest.
llss-William Henry Walker. LEO c
street southwest.
2set-William Parker. III X street
southwest.
S4-Irving Elmer Lawson, 2s3 sth
street southwest.
ls94-Raymond Julian Hayes, 345 Mo
Lean avenue southwest.
1s7s-George Nathaniel Hallback. sos
I'd street southwest.
1Oe5-Porter Franklin Patrick. go
6th street southwest.
9o22--Albert Lucas, $50 X street south
i455-Lewis FELTON, weakley, sos 9Th
street southwest
7Ss-James Fillmore Jones. s54 E
street southwest.
west
is5s-Abe Goldberg. sH II street
southwest.
2sss-Charles Joseph Wise, 4st Eye
street southwest.
175s-James Leo Dechard. s2s L
ss. ass41Benjamin BENJAMIN crutchfeld. 1ss2-A
Half street southwest.
1l17-Edward Lse Pierce. 7os B street
southwest.
157s-John Abraham, s2s ~ street
southwest.
i74s-charlie Day. @s ID street
2is5-oIiver Robinson. 4sS Grant
court southwest.
ss7-Louis Krupshaw. 42s ~ street
southwest.
2oss-Wiliiam McKutchin. sl5 Sd street
southwest.
Sa-Charles Burnam Curtis. s4l F
-
s7s~Robert Herson. s4s Maine ave.
nue. southwest.
z5-Frank HUT Coakley. 224 18th
street southwest.
5Os-AIbert Reazon Gather. ss7 Mary
land avenue southwest.
11S-Josiah Harding Riley, a4 y
5sEcharies Grant. sseh I'd stree,
southwest.
2isS-WiIliam Owen Reamy, l24s 9Th
street southwest.
9I5-Monroe Mason. 1ls g street
southwest.
1sis-Frank Hlmebrisht. ST 9Th street
southwest.
596-keginald George Hainsworth, S2l
18th street southwest.
969O-John Thomas Page. 1o2s Isl
street southwest
12S7-Harry Cornish sigourney, so.
C street southwest.
214S-Richard Lee Plummer, 12o'
Union street southwest.
53s-Albert Richard Gercken, 5i11tf
street southwest.
1495-John Samson Wilday. 44 3t
street southwest.
2453-Leroy Alexander Bush, 1915 Isl
street southwest.
as-Howard Gilliard, 1O6 G stree
southwest.
12s-RaleIgh Brannock, los D stree
southwest.
167sLCornelius Carmody. si5 K stree
| southwest.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21


7sf-Theodore Carlton johnson.
ao3s H street northwest.
i7s2-william Henry Desses. lls9 2ist
street northwest.
75s-sumbter william Houston. sos
18th street northwest.
1a-Philip Lewis Gowen. 17se F street
l54s-Charles Richard Brooks, 14ol
18th street northwest.
15s3-Louis Lucas Brown, 152S Church
street northwest.
eoes-James Michael KenneN Isl I'D
1s6e-Thomas Gaspard Wall, 2210
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
2691-William Randaulph Wicks, los
21st street northwest.
616--Henry Martin Fox. 2s14 street
northwest.
s7s-Ralph Irving BOnnell. 1889 x
1s76-Charies Joseph Cornell, 1919 L
street northwest.
126s-Harry Morton Sponable, the
Maury, 18th and G streets northwest.
1s9l-Joseph Ballard Gray, 1915 L
street northwest.
n5-clarence Martin Ingram. 22i5 F
street northwest.
2ss+Fred James Whips, 1882
Church street northwest.
4S6-Charles Alfred Colbert, 2322 ii
street northwest.
ss2-LIoyd s. Hale. 1875 G street
northwest.
soo-UIysses Grant FenneIl. aO14 H
1sss-Weber Hodge. 11O5 18th street
northwest.
s10-Harry jackson, 2411 Shows court.
153NMyer Brenner. 1241 New Hamp-
shire avenue northwest.
254s-Henry Ulen stone, 1871 24th
1ss2-Lawrence Aloysius Connor, 1OO4
New Hampshire avenue northwest.
5T-John C. Cribs. 721 18th street
northwest.
SOe-Jacob Imaston Babashanian, SOC
I'D street northwest.
4sT-Frank Raymond cady, 2512 K
132+James Theodore, 24Os Virginia
avenue northwest.
6ot-James Fitzgerald, $40 18th street
northwest. r4i.-
4s-Daniel Edward Byrd, 500 90
street northwest.
21S1-James Francis Mcclellan, 100
24th street northwest.
1763-Frederick Dorsey, 1119 2otf
street northwest.
154s-Arthur Brown. 21S L street
northwest.
126AEdward salari, 21So 1 street
northwest.
lO6s-Joseph Patrick John o'CalIa.
CHAN, 2416 K street northwest.
924- Thomas Francis McCanna, s5l
21ath street northwest
2455-Henry Charles Saunders. la
Massachusetts, avenue northwest.
25O1-Samuel Smallwood. ll20 &c
street northwest.
42O--John Edward Burke, $50 2sti
street northwest.
101+Frank Reid 4Mosher, 173s G
street northwest
117s-Henri Dee Rodier, COS 22d stree
northwest
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21

12a-Ernett Enid schiemann. ns 1ith
street southwest
7s4James Michael Jones. TT nth
street southwest.
I7ss-william John Collins. SO H
street southwest
755-George Jenkins. 80 e street
southwest.
1o7-John Dennis Bolden. 7os ist street
lsas-Magnus Peter Wood. si4 B
l5ss-Philip Young. rs c street south
west. ~
soss-RaIph e. Murray. 44 x street
lsss-Ciarepce Thomas. s2s Maryland
avenue southwest
2ssi-Harris Miller Twitty. 1217 Car
rollburg place southwest. ns
street southwest.
s7S-Frederick Dale benson, 215 9th
street southwest
.,, is7s-Rsypeond Raymond. Campbell. LIZ Sd
isee-Henry Sickle. sa 7th street
1ssi-James Hawkins. SIS ID street
southwest.
775-Henry Tyson Joliffe. 500 E
street southwest.
2ssEEarl Noble Thornton. n K
4ss-Thomas Aloysius Gabriel Flynn,
| 407 9Th. street southwest.
6s2-Gordon Hollen. sss B street
southwest.
isSs-israel KRISTEN, sU ~ stree,
| southwest.
sl0-Frederick Douglas Kent. sos vir-
ginia. avenue southwest
1539-Frank Theodore Wittenberg,
| v L. -.
S549-John II. Hayes, LIZ i street
IsS2-Fred Thomas Carpenter. sss N
street southwest
M-Joseph Gabralowitz, 4sS Mary
land avenue southwest. - ,..x
3o9-Charles Harold Cope, rs lzth
4S7-Adam Sylvester Edwards. sls Isl
is2EJoseph Gwynn Stephenson, jr.,
304 11th street southwest.
6O4-Robert Diellyn Hall. al sth
4S-Joseph Wood Bailey. "a eth
street southwest. ,.-.
Ss1-Daniel Patrick Riordan, las'
I41-2 street southwest.
1763-wiIliam Early Dimsey, s34 Mo
Lean avenue southwest.
| 154S-Williarn Henry WOOD, 80 Sofo
en- street southwest
l264IJames Ogilvie shumate, ga +
| street southwest.
| 1ses-Maurice Raymond OConnor
469 F street southwest. 49,
921-John Franklin McPherson- ~
z street southwest.
2i5-Edwin Butler. Iz1s ID stree'
southwest.
25G-George Dixon, 153 P stree
southwest.
490-John Samuel Drury, tr., III 6tf
street southwest.
lM+william Joseph Mould. rs l4tf
! street southwest.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21

1sss-Francis Henry VESSEL. us
Eighteenth street northwest.
/, 247s-Richard McAllster Shamley. 10ii
Seventeenth street northwest.
60s-Marris Friediander. 21ls Penn
sylvania avenue northwest.
1ss-Joseph Francis Mayer. 17A Y
177l-wiiiiam Druitt. ISL Twenty
first street northwest.
5i3-Benjamin Carpenter Cruik-
shsnfs isss X K.raSst street n9ssnwest Sarnsn,sr a
102o-Roy w. Mozena. 2ooe G street
northwest.
1sSi-Creed Winston Childs. 1911 L
street northwest.
ioss.Forrsst Allen Penn. 1901 3
1s65Raymond Daniel Hart, 2044 1
street northwest.
244l-Pcrcival Lennon Rowell, 122!
Fifteenth street northwest
274s-Joseph Wynder, 1lo7 Eighteenth
street northwest.
262S-Wilmer Frank Van Denburgh
laos Fifteenth street northwest.
16S6-Philip Richard Carter, rear 152'
o street northwest.
223-Lisle Frederick Rice, $50 Twenty
first street northwest.
2066-Samuel lie Count johnson, IA;
L street northwest.
144-James Adams, 1156 Twentieth
street northwest.
Hillary lie Roy Harris, sos Twen
ty-fourth street northwest.
233o-John Carl Owens. 1885 L stree
! northwest.
soe-Herman Fink, l74s F stree
northwest
2675-Richard Webster. 1928 Sixteenth
street northwest.
39O-Clifton Augustus Brown, Y
Twentieth street northwest.
2233-Francis Mateika, 1129 New
Hampshire avenue northwest.
75-Peter John Donk, 17o6 F stree
northwest
1Sls-William Ferbee. 6 Alexandel
court
77Ewalter Vincent Hurley. ST., 20
H street northwest.
| 1456-John Linton Ashby, Twentieth
| and p streets northwest.
721-George John Herring. 173s G stree
northwest.
14l9-Frank Newton Wilson, 9o4 New
Hampshire avenue northwest.
2390-John Leon Proctor, 1914 FIJI
| teenth street northwest.
! 7s6-Rudolph Franklin Johnson, 2o3
G street northwest.
| 1549-Carl Browne. 1900 New Hamp
shire avenue northwest.
I76-William Richard Barnes, 102
| Seventeenth street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21

ss-wniisn Afiison Hsil - xsry-
land avenue southwest
iss-vernon Clarence Buppert 7s7th
i7n-Ernest Dorsey. 81 % street
sIsIceorse Bernard oensborn. ne D
S-charies Burton Baker. 81 "
ioso-wsitsr conclsye .huIlineaur
- l1th street southwest
ls5l-Joshna seiden Brown. "a X
isss-Msischi Payne. % % stheet
iss5-Georse Alexander johnson. loz
9Th street southwest
24a-Richard Brown. "a ] street
ssss~Frsnk Payne. isE Half street
southwest. =
1ssS-Henry Walter Bowers fs n
xsNwnliam Gilbert Campbell ~ O
soss-James Rogers Middleton. SIS Ia
% street southwest
1fl-Esrnest Ware. rs % street
southwest.
Ii7-Wnliam Redin Bowie. SIS ID
street southwest.
zssO-James Edward walker. "a I
eGs-Gwynn shannon Hall s. H
street southwest
2s75-Jesse Taylor. lszz Half street
| southwest
SsO-Fioyd wilbert Lodson. los Canal
| southwest
2ZS3-Thomas william Sharpe. 1876
4 Union street southwest.
75-Harry Grant Beers, S3 d street
/ southwest
IslS-samueI Fisher, 2n n street
/ southwest.
7T2-waiter Benjamin johnson. Dol Ia
Il 18th street southwest.
l456-Hiram Richard Weaver. sSs B
street southwest
7a-Biagio IntiIlini, 4S c street
/ southwest.
Ias-wesley Armstrong Turner. 1s
/ % street southwest
23sO-Nathen Withers, I'LL % street
| southwest.
7ss-Randolph Jones. 241 ID street
/ southwest.
I5s-Arthur woodson. 5sl ID street
| southwest
I476-John Thomas West 3a ID
street southwest.
2sO-John Coates, so6 list street
| southwest
/ west.
fsz-George Hurily smothers. slS lst
street southwest
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21

l7s-Charles Alfred Richards, le1
Maryland avenue southwest
slt-John Thomas Cant <s7 LIST street
southwest.
z74-Harrison James williams. sz
Srd street southwest
4ss[Waittr Dyer. 300 Desmer street
ls2s-Ciarence Dewitt Stevenson,
&2 School street southwest.
l0Halvn Leon Addison. ~ srd
2725-wiiiiam Lois Thomas, lo1o vir-
gfnia avenue southwest.
1oz5-Edward John Newland. es D
street southwest.
losl-James Robert Mash. 400 18th
17os-Joseph Herman Closson, as
Cunningham street southwest
lsS-Johni Stevenson. rs LIST street
16s5-Ernest Carroll u2 II street
southwest
s7-Frank xavior Fogarty, SIS vir-
ginia avenue southwest
12s2-James Everett Slaughter, S54i1
C street southwest.
1SzS-Louis EIlis Stern. <ss r street
southwest.
is7-ssm Gethers. l Arlington plac,
7aGTsaiah Jordan, sH + street
i4o-Philip william Briscoe. "a X
street southwest. -
25ss-George Chester Matthews. L
Delaware avenue soutnwesI xr,,
i536-Truman Wise, 81 Marylan'
isn~John Garfield Holmes. l2So .
i79-Peter Coates. go x street south
west. - %,
I77s-Raymond Francis Doyle lS4
4I-2 street southwest a.
1236-Norman Carl Scniemann' IL
18th street southwest an. Z
22F-Charles Granson Smith, go i
street southwest -. r,..,,t-
aoll-John Henry Lewis, so Cullina'
Ss2SJohn rockford Dwyer, SIS
street southwest. .ox ,
z7l9-Robert Logan Leach, Sb
street southwest .u., on !
1S-Benjanin Franklin Aiien' y"
ss2SJoseph Edward Hayden, sos 81
sTCJsmes Patrick Msdigsn, sl4 /
G street southwest. ..o
l4s4-Alphonzo White, eA 1th suree
southwest. u. 4.
TssHRobert Henry jackson. +oS 3
street southwest
i751-George Decatur, 457 ] stree
sSi1Emanuel Bernard Hall. siS
street southwest. -.
southwest. -. 80,
I14s-Bernard Joseph Quinn. szz lOt
street southwest. 60,
il0IEdgar Balthasar Pearson. eSs
street southwest. -,
2319-Xenophon Benjamin Iurnei
| lll4 Robinson street soutn"esC
13qlHenry TiIlman, 6S DelaWar
avenue southwest.
2F7-Raymond Nathaniel Coates
| 12l4 Half street southwest
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21

51i-william Alonzo Cumberland. sss
18th street northwest
2s7t-Hymen Popkin. lzss p street
northwest.
4ss-Norman Carroll Butts. 1906 H
street northwest.
ls2s-John Henry Thomas. 2s1s I
street northwest.
lo-Gayie Simon Barnett. 17H F
street northwest.
2725-william Wilson. 115o Goth street
northwest.
27ss-Arvel CopIand. ns5 22d street
northwest.
275s-Alden Casper Kefauver. 1913 K
street northwest.
iO45-Aiexander Nicholson. $40 10th
1Osl-James Delaney Neal. SIS 18th
street northwest
1TOs-AIbert Edward Cox. n4s n
street northwest.
issi-Norah Thomas, ss7 Twenty-sev-
enth street northwest.
16S5-Monroe Wallace Conrad, 2437 N
4s7-Maurice Roger Colbert, sos Twen-
ty-second street northwest.
12s2-Daniel Henry Sicily, Z. M. c.
A building.
f323-William Raymond Thatcher,
2033 street northwest.
Q street northwest.
797-Emil Jetmar, s1s Eighteenth
street northwest.
I4O-Gabriei McCleiland Johnson. 1872
E street northwest.
2599-Edward Thorpe, 1913 South Cap
| itol street.
i5se-Jacob' Matthew Bregar. LOOT New
| Hampshire avenue northwest.
1922-kealin Gordon, 2o1o L street
northwest
1123-Bishop whlttingham Davis. 1olG
Eighteenth street northwest.
1T7s-Walker M. Duvall, 1881 M street
northwest
12S6-George Shoulders. 24s1 I street
| northwest
22l7-Louis NJ. Merrick. NIL o street
northwest.
TwentySixth street northwest.
432-William Reginald Butler, 2010 II
| street northwest.
27l9-Gerdon Webster Wilson, 1911
| Church street northwest.
| 1S-Herbert James Berrian. nos T
street northwest.
652-Robert Franklin Gibbs, TO Twen.
tieth street northwest.
927-Thomas McGaha, H2 Twenty
| sixth street northwest.
l4S4-George Thomas Beall. 2sl6 L
street northwest.
739-Raymond James Hinton, 1926 X
street northwest.
f751-Walter Thomas Dixon, 1882 Fif.
/ teenth street northwest.
| 6O1-Thomas Dudley Field, 1924 II
| street northwest.
1322-Raymond Everitt Terry, S1i
| Twenty-second street northwest.
1O46-John Bernard Reeside, IT., f73,
| G street northwest.
1lO3-Harvey Perry, 800 Twenty-first
| street northwest
2S19-Richard George o'Dea, 17st
| Massachusetts, avenue northwest.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21
CALL DISTRICTS SONS
CONTINUED IRON PAGE THREE

COSflNUkD rhoA rAos tn1
so2s-charies Hyder. af4s P
street northwest.
i455-Garnett Ashby. 1890 Scott
circle.
7ss-watt Amos Johnson, s1os @
street northwest
1sfs-william Edward Feeny.
1915 b-stfeet- northwest.
cseii si'nslfnsast apsrtmsns lsis and 1 street:
is5sENicholas Joseph Gardella.
1913 goth street northwest
,3ss-Gilbert Price. sis7 o street
i752-William Alexander Dixon
2i2s Stevens alley.
24s4-Domencio simons. 1s41 L
street northwest.
ll17-Gin Ping. 1901 + street
northwest.
5 siS7e-Arthur Browne. 17s4 P
A27s2-odessa Stanford Hunt, 2153
x street northwest.
%174s-Thomas Athens Disilis, 1903
L street northwest
21s5-Joseph Walker McIlvain,
1904 23d street northwest.
837-Clarence Edward Kelly, lis
18th street northwest
2036-William Henry Jackson
1850 23d street northwest.
a337-John Fenton Beckwtth, 12h
I'D street northwest.
Ns76-Edward Motimer Gray, 81
2fse street northwest.
e275-Carddell Wells, s1es z street
northwest.
s0s-Charles Russell Crosby, 1915
X street northwest
11s5-Leonard Julian Rose, 70s
18th street northwest
5s4-Frank Doye, 2421 I street
northwest.
31ss-Richard Washington Love-
less, 1925 25th street northwest.
e945-James Dennis Mahoney, 1926
H street northwest.
S1913-Theodoret Impy- Goffney
f19 K street northwest
S596-Andrew Mike Fekete, s11
23d street northwest.
2620-Irameuelf Tyler, 2112 N
street northwest.
1267-John Evans Spriggs, a21C
street northwest.
214s-Andrew Lightfoot, 1150 22d
street northwest.
536-Manuel de Aguero, 1928 K
street northwest.
14s5-Asaph Hall Bell, 1922 22d
street northwest.
2453-Henry Edgar Sargent, 200
O-street northwest.
-54S-Samuel Madden Diggs, ST.
25d street northwest, -,.,s.
Id26-william Lawrence Hennes.
sey. 1924 F street northwest
s1679-Henry James Conner, 214(
" street northwest.
1s37-Arthur James Shugars, 73(
18th street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21
Fourth Division.

To be summoned, 15S.
Headquarters, No. 4 police station,
e street southwest, between Az
and 9Th streets, for registrants at
Jefferson Green1eaf and Randall
schools.
25S-Leslie Bernard Chisholm, 939 Vir-
ginia avenue southwest.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21
Fifth Division.
quota, 81.

'ro he summoned. 1S2.
Headquarters, No. police sta
tion, 5fh and Y streets southesst,
for registrnuts at Eastern High.
Bryan and Van Ness schools
25s-Thomas William Keese. IS NJ
street southeast
CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-01-04
Unique Clock on
Nashville Station

The new CLOCK in the tower OF
the Union Station at Nashville
the only time piece of its kind In
tne world has attracted the at
tention of thousands of visitors
to the city as it clicks off the
minutes in railroad time. 1t
is operated by electricity and the
figures are sufficiently large to be
seen for quite distance, and IL
lumined at night. Maj. +. Z.
Lewis. to whose untiring efforts
is due the presence OF the tower
clock, was engaged in making
plans and specifications as fan
back as twelve years ago. The
clock has no dial, but tells the
time in figures. For instance
when your watch tells you it il
ten minutes to twelve, the Uniol
Station clock says "11:50"- tina
is if your watch is correct.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-01-04
FOLEY KIDNEY PILL ! !,
ron eAcKAcHE KIDNEYS AND sLAp peN
TRUSTEES SALE.

Bv virtue of deed Of trust execu-
ted nv P, S. Harris and wife, Fannie
Harris. and dated January 9TH, 1916
and of record. Book Xxx, Page 500,
Note Book ., Page 1879 ct seq, in the
Registrars Office of Marion County,
Tenn reference 60 which is made for
a full recital and for the purpose OF
satisfying the Indebtedness mentioned
default having been made in the pay
ment of said Indebtedness, the under,
signed as Trustee under SAID deen OF
trust will at the request OF the holoei
of the notes, representing the said in
debtedness, offer for sale at pubic out
cry to the highest and best bidder fol
casa and in bar of all equities of re-
demption, dover and all other right
of exemption of every kind, at thu
court house door of Marion County
Tennessee, on
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-01-04
PRODUCE MORE
LIVE STOCK"
That Is Injunction Of Editor
Who Has His Ear To
the Ground
LIVE STOCK INCREASE PROFITS

To Do Well the Farmer Must Study
Best Methods-Thls is Made Poe
able at the Short Course In AgrieuI-
ture at Knoxville.