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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
Livestock Market.
MEXICAN BEANS.


Chicago Livestock. Close.
Chieago III. Nov lo,;-Hiogs-Receipts,
above yesterdays average Bulk, Sl7.1o9
II so. light. S16-55 1l7.55; heavy, s16. o
8l7-G0; pigs. s12-75 q 1925.
Cattlo-Receipts, 5000. Market weak
Native steers, SIC d16-S5; western steers
1913 @ 1875; stOcizers and feeders, $3.50 q
ll-4o: cows and heifers. Sz.zo 11.G0;
calves, S6.75GI3.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market steady.
Wethers. $50 12-S5; lambs. sI2G 1850
Kansas City Livestock, Close.
Kansas City Nov. Hogs-ReCeipts
1000. Market higher Bulk. sI5-s0I
II 80; heavy, 81 20 817 .50i light. SIS 60
4lt-20s pigs, Sl6-e5 E16.75-
Cattle-Receipts, 2000- Market steady
Prime fed steers, So. 50 1915; dress
beef steers, SilGl5s western steers. IS -
Q12-50; cows. S5-5OG10-z5: heire-s. $3.50
q l2-5o stockers and feeders. S7Gl2.
bulls, IS Q7-75; calves, $3.50 @ 12.5O-
Sheep-keceipts. none Market steady
Lambs. $50 Q16-65; yearlings, 81 Q
1880 wethers, S11Gl3-50; ewes, 50 50
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver, Colo, Nov 10.-Cattle-Receipt
2s00. Market steady Beef steers, IS 9Iz;
cows and heifers. Sc q .25, stockers and
feeders. $500 11-25i calves, IS Q1o.
Hogs-Receipts. 500. Market CSC higher.
Top, $40; bulk, 1913 17-z0-
shes2--Receipts, 500. Market utezdy.
lambs, Sl5.75g I6-z5; ewes, S9G1o-
It Worth Livestock, Close.
CBy Hotel zeigerl.
HoEs-Receipts. 1900. Market strong. Top
81 .zo- bulk. S16I1T
CattIe-Receipts. $500. including 500
calves. Steers. s6310.25; cows. S5.5GGS
heifers. s4.50G9; bulls. S546-Z5. calves.
$3.50 Q 1885, beef steers. IS 25c lower:
cows, steady to CSC lower; bulls. 1O915c
lower. calves. CSC higher.
Sheep-Receipts. none Market steady
Tor week
Chicago Produce, Close.
Chicago. Ill, Nov. 10--Butter-harket
firm Creamery. 31iz @ 435zc.
Eggs-Receipus 1856 cases Market IN
changed.
Potatoes - Market lower Receipts IS
cars. Wisconsin, Michigan and Mime
sofa bulk, 2I-75 821Os sacks. 2c.159220.
Poultry, alive-3Iarlzet higher Fowls. Il
919ci springs, 19c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
tucson TAKES VISITING
BANKERS TO SEE THE MISSION

Tucson, Ariz-. Nov. I0-Afrer a
morning devoted to A discussion "
business problems. bankers attending
the annual convention Of the Arizona
Bankers association took a motor
trip to san Xavier mission and other
points Of interest I'm the Tucson di--
trict. Tonight there will be q ball
at the Country club in honor Of the
visitors.
L. Z. Cruce, a former governor OF
Oklahoma, was one OF the morning
speakers on the subject. The Gua--
anty Bank Law"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
WORK IS PUSHED ON NEW
PRIVATE DRAINAGE CANAL

Anthony. y. II. Nov 1O.-Work on
the private drainage canal west Of
here is going along rapidly and al
ready the dredging machine is cross
ing the Hornet ranch Gravel and
sand is being hauled now. prepare
tory TO the construction OF the con-
crete bridges, Of which there Will be
several
Shipments OF hogs were made to
FL Paso this week from the Hornet
ranch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
MAN IS BRUTALLY
ASSAULTED; EYE GOUGED OUT

Globe, Ariz.. Nov. 1T. ". Peder-
son, a stage driver. IS lowering be-
tween life and death as the result Of
a brutal assault upon him yesterday
He was asleep al home when attacked
by unknown assailants who EouEed
out one eye, broke his nose and both
cheek bones and otherwise mutilated
his features
Shortly before he had received an
anonymous letter warning him that
Re was not a good union man and that
his life was IN danger. It was signed
The Five Of Us"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
ESCAPING PRISONER CAUGHT.

a Mexican prisoner who was re-
ported TO have escaped from the cor
poration courtroom Friday afternoon
by hiding under a bench while the
other prisoners were being taken
from the court room TO the lookup.
was said by captain OF police s. H.
Veater to be back in jail Saturday
morning. His name was not given.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
IT Is AN OLD RULE.
nORDER OE-ELCLALs SAY

The rule that all persons desiring
to cross into Mexico must have pass
ports is not q new one. said deputy
e. s. clerk Samuel L Kelly Satur-
day Mr.. Kelly. who receives pass
port applications said that the reEu-
lations requiring passports for all
crossing the river went into effect
August I. and that IL any persons
have been allowed to cross into
Juarez without having passports. Dr.
was simply local leniency in case o.
those the officials might know were
going only TO Juarez. to return imne-
diately.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
AGUASCALIENTFS HAS ITS
FIRST AMERICAN CONSUL

The first American consulate has
been opened in Aguascalientes AEs-.
Mex. by the transfer there from
Laredo OF c. X Donald. formerly con
sui in Nuevo Laredo. Tams-, according
to official advices. Walter Fl. ShoIes
is the new consul in NUevo Laredo.
No American consuis have been re-
turned to SatillO. Durango, Salina
Cruz or chihuahua City, since the
withdrawal OF them by the govern
uent last year. In all other cities
Where consuls were stationed the state
department is represented
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10

Camp Cody, Demings y. NJ. Nov. 10.
Robert z. Parks and Jorge Peralta,
both accused o. being evaders Of mill
tary service under the selective draft
law, were brought here from Doug
las, Ariz. today and taken in charge
by the military authorities. Parks
viii be sent to Camp Travis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
DEER AND TURKEYS DELIGHT
Ell PASO HUNTERS. REPORT

J. W Kirkpatrick and T. G. Perry.
who left FL PasO on October 81 with
a party OF nine on a hunting trip in
the Black range. in New Mexico, re-
turned Friday and reported that the
hunting was good. there being an
abundance Of deer and wild turkeys
The party took eight or nine horses,
locating los miles west OF Fairvie1v.
y. NJ
The other men. J. J. Raster. q. D.
Camp, Lee H OrndOrff. Charles De-
Croft. ". B. Ware. p II. Dudley and
John L. Dyer, will return Sunday OF
Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
PLANS FOR NEW ALAMO
HIGH SCHOOL CONSIDERED

Alamogorda, n. NJ, Nov 10.-The
AlamCgUrdo school board. at its regu-
lar meeting, discussed plans for q new
school building. with architects rep
resenting Lang d Witcheu, of FL
PasO. The plans submitted were for
the construction Of a fireproof build
ing of steel and concrete, which could
be built for $4,000. The school board
Will confer with other architects be-
fore letting the contract. The board
has been assured that the S5S,O00 Of
school bonds viii be sold soon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
SEXES FOOD ALLEGED TO
BE UNFIT AND DESTROYS IT

Nine hundred pounds Of fish. 1000
pounds Of oysters and IS boxes Of
oranges were seized IN the city market
building Saturday morning by city
food inspector p L. Dornheckter and
sent 10 the city garbage disposal plant
TO be burned The charge against the
owners Of the stuff were that it was
unfit for food
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
LIVE WIRE KILLS BOY
OF Is YEARS AT DOUGLAS

Douglas, Ariz., Nov IO.-Frand De-
shines. aged IS. has been killed by
contact with high voltage wires
touched after he had climbed 70 the
top of a tall steel transmission tower
near the Calumet & Arizona smelter
He lived long enough to ask q play
mate to run home and notify his
mother.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10

Editor. FL Paso Herald:
After reading the article IN yester-
days paper concerning the question
marks found upon the walls and side
walks in Cnihunahua, wondered II
Il was not some one trying 70 initiate
the old Sarcaen mark used by q Sar-
caen secret society once The mark
they used on a death sentence was a
reversed question mark with the vic
tim name written under the mark.
" hich meant that John Doe was 10 be
killed II IL should be a woman that
was 70 be executed, two small cres-
cents were placed above the mark
1 offer this only as d suggestion.
Walter e Tippin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
Cotton Market.

(Cuotatioas by EIueadorff * Co. brokers.
zoe Mesa
New York and New Orleans Spot, Close.
Spot. Uiddlings. New York market quiet
29-1Oc; up SC; TO sales New Orleans.
steady rliddling, q SIC; sales. 1924 bales.
New York Futures, Close.
New York, Nov. 1O--Cotton futures
closed steady. Dec, Elsie; Jan. 26.s0c5
March 26-26c; May. 26c; July 25.S5c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
HIPOLITO VILLA SOUGHT;
IS BELIEVED ACROSS LINE

San Antonio. Tex Nov. 1O.-Agents
OF the bureau Of Investigation, de-
partment Of justice, are seeking Hip
otto villa who has not reported 10
them since last Saturday, and who ls
believed 10 have crossed the border
near Preside. By an agreement with
his attorney the department gave villa
his liberty on condition that he stay
away from the border and report
daily.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
FREEZE DAMAGES POTATO
CROPS IN THE MOUNTAINS

Alamogordo. n. n. Nov. 10-Re-
ports from the farmers in the Sacra-
county state that the heavy freeze
damaged the potato crop, though il
is believed the damage IS not very
serious. The top potatoes were
frozen, but the potatoes that were
age.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
u. S. STEEL UNTITLED ORDERS
ARE STILL DECREASING

New York. Nov. 1O.-UnGlled orders
Of the United States Steel corporation
on October 81 last, were 9-OO9.G75 tons,
according 10 the monthly report
issued today This is q decrease Of
SIS 500 tons from the orders Of Sep
uemh=T % and is the sixth successive
monthly decrease
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
CAMPBELL AT GLOBE TO
HELP ~ READJUST1IENT

Campbell is here to serve, II possible,
in helping a clearer understanding be-
tween the miners and the employing
companies. About all the companies,
except the Inspiration. have very close
to full forces and hundreds Of former
employees are returning daily.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
WEATHER BULLETIN.
[. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.

Observations taken
at 6 an 18th me-
rldian time: 6 an.
El Pas0 time Nov.
10, 1917.
Forecasts.
Fl Paso and vlcin-
g Fair touigEr
nd Sunday
Arizona and New
Terico - Tonight
nd Sunday fair;
OF much change In
smperature.
est Texas - To-
sight fair. colder in
orth portiCns sun
lay fair.
Relative humidity
o e. Paso at noon
.5a-urday, $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
LIKES HERALD, NOT Ell PAsO.
Wichita Kan. Nov. q.

Wichita, Kan, Nov. ..
Editor El Paso Herald:
Find enclosed money Tor three
months subscription TO The Herald I
have been a steady subscriber Of your
paper several years and ] think The
Herald is the best paper ! have read
but I DO not AXE your city as ven
since the last time ] was there Al
though Ell PlsO has been ny head
quarters for q number Of years, and
/ have lete many hundreds OF dollars
there each time.
Last July I was picked up on Fl
Paso and san Antonio streets BY
fellow VINO professed that he was
mixture OF German. Irish. Indian and
some other kind OF blood which ! DO
not remember at present. but. any
way. he displayed star under MS
coat lapel showing him TO be federal
officer and. q Ia Ese that ] was an
alien enemy and had to be inter"
viewed. He then took me Up TO
room in the Mills building. where ne
presented ne to young man VINO
was everything but politeueSs IN his
manners towards me He sneered and
showed his teeth at me like a bulldog
ut a tramp, and he said he was going
send me to the ilterumeur camp az
Fort Bliss for the rest OF my days
After several hours continuous ques-
tiOning and insults. he decided 70 leE
me so. provided I would return In -
hours with proof as to my character
ing FL Paso citizens, which I did. He
was not satisfied with that and I had
20 read to him my whole life's his
DRY and tell him what was going to
10 in the future.
After I finally got free. 7 was
headed off and stoDned several times
on the streets by that officer with 50
many blood mixtures and warned that
must not look crossways OF side
ways.
have been travelling all over the
east siNce then and 7 have visited
nearly all the larger cities. but never
once have I been interfered with as
in Fl Paso-
New York. Pittsburs and DIuwau-
Izee have more German Inhabitants
than the whole state or Texas. and J
never heard OF anyone there being
afraid OF the Germans or the kaiser
or anybody else. I'm not a German.
not even q subject. but still my free
dom Is not safe in EI Paso. so 7 have
made 10 nv mind that next time
20 west III avoid going through
there DR.. =. A Condzehler.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
COPPER Stocks
FIRM, HIGHER
Healthier Tore Shown Sat
urday in Sympathy With
General List.

Copper stocks showed a healthier tone
Saturday In sympathy with the general
market and prices held firm. but did not
make more than fractional advances. ac-
cording 90 advices TO J. s Curtiss & CO d.
stocks and bonds. Hotel Sheldon Iobb.
Utah Copper. Kennecott and kindred Is
sues sold during the morning at slight
advances.
Calumet & Arizona, after its decline OF
the past few days. rallied and closed about
one point above its recent low price
The railroad stocks Improved on the
press dispatches that the controller Of the
currency favored the applications FOR in
creascs in rates asked.
Motor stocks Improved rapidly.
The curb coppers were very quiet with
little interest shown ia the short two hour
session Magma failed TO hold Its recent
gain Ray Hercules and Calumet d Je-
rome were active. as was also Green Mon
Ste. ct prices practically unchanged from
yesterday.
The general market closed firm and
higher.
The following quotations furnished b.
Logan & Bryan's private wire 20 J. s.
Curtiss & Co. stocks and bonds Hotel
Sheldon lobby. give closing prices
Curb Conner Shares.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
sEGUTv GOES 10 EAGLE PASS.

G. " Seguin. Mexican consul gen
eral. left Saturday morning for Eagle
Pass. Texas, to spend the week end
with his family. He viii return to
his post here Monday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10

a penalty attached that this owner
be compelled to sell at that price,
plus 10 percent added, when a ceru-
ned check is offered. whether he or
she wants to sell or not Thus An
owner whose property IS sworn TO
at $4,000 should be compelled to make
a deed cor the court wild when a
certified check for $500 Is proffered
If that property is really worth
$1,000 the owner viii pray with pro-
zane words when compelled TO sell az
$500. John E. Edgar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
Grains and Provisions.

Chicago Grams. Close.
C0rn-Dec-, SL19. May. SLl4.
Oats-Dec.. 607sc- May. 61@c
ChicngO Provisions Close.
2orE-Jan.. S4f55
I-ard-Nov., So; Jan. s25s5.
f.ibs-Jan-, S23S2; May, $3.50.
MEXICAN BEANS.
Mexican beans in wholesale lots II e
Paso, Sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10
LETTERS To Ole HERALD


tAn communications
viii be Withheld II requestedJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10

There are over $4,000 registered
women nurses in the United States
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
The Origin of the Salute

n OF manual Is saido OF
Il max
along pleasantly are ed %
ladies' is
Good
mac
A little told OF
IRE
old days the free Of 10
allowed
the
classes began
n crrpn ito civil
and difficult
the training all soldiers
this
recognized OF
civilian 10 m
salute invariably which
he real soldier he apologize
he to
the
passing their and the military
symbol and sign OF the profession
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
MIG CLARKE.
SWORN IN
AS MARINE
Former Clevel a n d
Catcher, Now In Ser
vice of l.. S.
RECRUITING
STATIONS CLOSE
Corps Up To Full Legal
Strength; Gen. Bar
nett Praises Men

J. Justin Clarke was sworn in as
a full-hedged United States marine
Friday morning To tho average
reader that announcement doesn't
mean a great deal. but J Justin hap
pens 10 be mig" Clarke, Detroit
man. known turnout fandom az the
former catcher OF the Cleveland
baseball team.
II had been planned 10 have Mig
sworn in at home plate IN Navin
field Sunday, in front OF a grand
stand full Of people Students.
alumni and faculty OF Assumption
college. Sandwich. where Clarke got
his start as an athlete. were TO have
been on hand I'm a body AS il hap
pened. two newspaper men were the
only witnesses The ceremony took
place in the private office OF Lieut..
VI A. Smith. In charge OF the ma
rine corps recruiting station here.
Clarke is 80 years old has no de-
pendents. and is perfect physical
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
PUBLIC LIBRARY
LISTS NEW BOOKS

The following now books have been
listed in the public library: With
the Russian Wounded" Tatisna
Aleksinskaia: "Anti-srnrage Essays
by Massa chu-etts Women, "Elemen-
tary Principles ~ Wireless TelegrR-
ply" r. p BangAy. sister OF Prince
Rupert" Jessie Bedford; High
School Cookery Book" Grace Brad
shaw. How q Grow Roses" Conrad
Jones Co. Painters and Deeora-
tors Work" ~. g. Bowling. The
writer's Book" the Editor EN-
sroider.rs Alphabet. Spiritual Con
ferencs-" T W Faher. Content
with Flies" Mary F1ndlater Jane
FindlAter: Synthetic Bible Studies.
VI Gray, Canon and Text ~ the
New Testament" 9. Y Gregory;
Dreamer OF Dreams" oliver Huokel
Food POISONING" u o. Jordan. ff-
feet 81 Wars and Revolutions on Gov
eminent Securities" Eleanor Kerr,
studies IN th- Problem ~ Sovereign
~" y J. f.askt. Tyranny OF Shams,
roseph McCahe Wheat and rs Pro.
ducts" Andrew Miller Meaning Of
the Idvlls ~ the King y. Pal
Ian. Golden Book ~ English SON
nets" william Robertson, "Rillpost-
ing" Cyril sheldon Inquiry into tho
Nature 81 Peace" r r. Nehlen. VII
iAge Gods OF South India" Henry
Whitehead. principle OF NAtonali-
tics" Israel ZanEwill.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
Marriage Licenses


Michael Zsnotczny. 55 Detroit
SADIE Gouno. rs same.
John puluk ~. Detroit, PelAgia
JarosEyk 20. same
Edward a Frank TO- Detroit. Mary
! Porter. Is same
sianislaw Zamkowsk. .. Detroit;
Elfem1a Didyz IS. same
August Nlemln-r. -. Detroit Mary
Kangas. e. same.
Alfred Miller. -. Detroit. Flor
enro a Marshall %. same
Edwin n Brink. 20. Detroit. Clara
Harrivon. 49, same
waciaw Nadalski. q. Detroit. We
toria stawArski. 20. same.
lay r Devo 90. Detroit; Rose
Davis. 80. Spokane
George g. Harpar. 20 Louisiana.
Lileal Beck ~. same.
William Schmitt, 81. Detroit, Del
phine Pilon. 10. same
Leonard werch. %. Detroit; Bertha
schultz. p. same.
John Mlkulin. -. wysndotte. Katie
Klmbylar IS. Same.
Ben Little e. Detroit, Lola Nc
Lanahau. 20. same.
Francis RogRn. ~. Dearborn; Narie
OConnor ~. same
Louis Haydock. 80. Detroit: Mary
Adds ~. sans
fiHfbFFt p flxkvtt. 10 DctFoltf
Agnes " Mccoy. ~. same
Be'hlum l. Noble a. Detroit.
Rernice NJ Crosby. ~. same.
Firutn Ohert. ~. Detroit. Myrtle
Smith. 81. same.
HolEer ! Carstensen. rs. Detroit;
GLEN J Hansen. -. ssn-.
Gny Callend.r. -, Detroit. Blanche
l. TurnQn@st. ~. Chicago.
Rem weiss-nbach "a. Detroit:
rricda Schwartz. 20 chicago
Jacob r. Cogan 81, Detroit; Helen
? Baldwin a. Ohio
Ernest Hsckett. %. Detroit; Sarah
Hail. ~ Pittsburgh
nouinco IelRrd - Detroit: Inear-
pona Elisabeth. 70 same.
forenz Lcnhrsrdt. 25. Detroit Mary
B~eier % same.
walter HeAsel. 81. Detroit. Minnie
oaicv r. Same
Alfred J. Huth. 20. Fort Wayne.
.e0nR Miller. IL same
rhristooher = cairns 70 Detroit;
sahel Bottle. IS same.
Edward Roscnhloom. 90. Detroit.
dina Coslcy. a. SAM"
Row ! Strother. &c. Detroit: Luein-
o. Medison ~. same.
VIM H. Morfeet 20. Detroit: C1eone
torscnhcrrcr. o. Mo
John T. Reynolds. -. Detroit. Edith
>svis 26 same
Edward - Richardson -. Detroit,
hoebe Mum. rs same
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
'00R Teeth MAKE {.
NAVAL men UNFIT
lrmy Also Very Strict Regard
ing Condition of Teeth

ut certainly Is deplorabls fact
lat many willing recruits are un-
Bile 20 Join Uncle Sans lighting
,rces because - neglect 81 their
10Th" stated Dr. Edward $. Higgins
ssterday.
But really ~ II no more 80 than
~ fact that in this country men.
omen and children--noted for their
,rciessncss in oral Hygiene still
,frain from visiting dentist rcgu-
riy. In my own Offices. al isS
schlgan avenue. within tho past two
~cks We hsve tAl-en care 81 a mum
~ ~ men who desired 10 20 60 the
ont but realized that their teeth
iEht be the means ~ the refusal
y tbe FovernmAnt 20 accept their
tplicstlon for enlistment
Or IIircins' Dental offices are To-
.fed in fhe triangle ehapcd building
D Michigan. Second and Porter
reeta and persons who require the
pvirrs ~ reliable dentist viii re-
I've careful and thorough attention
pre. The Offices are open evenings
Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
MOURN MAN;
WIFE IN CASKET

YORK. Pa. Aug. 1o.-When rela-
tlves and friends gathered the other
day 10 view the body OF Benjamin
F Shelter. formerly OF Glen Rock
they were startled 10 hnd the corpse
az woman The body was that OF
Mrs Benjamin r Scherer. which
had been sent from jacksonville.
Fla. Thru an error in the transmits
sion OF the news. relatives here. as
advised that & was Mr. Shelter who
had died The error was not dis
covered until the undertaken opened
Tho coffin
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10

specimen. lie Is just the sort the
marine corps is looking for. lie
leaves Saturday for the training
quarters az Paris island
Sundays ceremony was Cancelled
because OF an unexpected general
order from Maj Gen. George Bar
nett. commandment OF the corps. clos
ing all marine corps recruiting sta
tions In the country Saturday noon.
and giving the recruiting staffs n
Well-earned rest The corps Is en-
listed 10 rs full legal strength The
Offices will reopen Aug %, accept
ing only very limited number OF
applicants under rigid tests
Lieut. Smith leaves tonight for
Chicago 20 serve on an officers *.
aiming board temporarily. The men
I'm the ONCE will scatter 10 widely
separated points and are planning TO
enjoy their Today furlough 20 the
limit.
Cen Barnett's order follows in
part
AT reports from recruit depots ana
nv personal inspections A. Paris
Island and Philadelphia convince me
fnAf tho Marine corps TANKS NAV -
been Nlled with class ~ young men
that IN phvsique. education and spirit
compare favorably with any aggrega-
tion - men In the nation One year
ago tho Marine corps consisted ~
FAC 0fhcors and ! n ooo men. To-day
~ consists ~ 1913 officers and $4,000
men The corps has heen more than
trehled during the year. I desire that
Won extend 30 eNerv individual IN
your district my heartfelt thanks and
appreciation for the splendid work
done hv tho recruiting service and
for the results obtained Please eN-
tend my thanks and appreciation also
20 the gentlemen ~ the press and 20
those patriotic associations and tn
divieuals who have so notably con
trihutei 20 the success ~ the Marine
corps recruiting campo Ign
Tho navy recruiting office, No 1911
Griswold-st, was thronged Friday
morning with applicants who had
been turned away on other DAYS Fri
day is the beginning OF the navy
week. and usually enough men are
accepted from the applicants that
day 20 Hll the weeks quota OF 80 re.
crlits.
The army sent away % men
Thursday, and the marine corps
seven
In some Of the large New York
hotels girls are replacing boys as
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
ON S11H WA 1AISs e "; $ ::

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