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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-18

HinbDteb - Ter Wldrtt mai
unsstp6bnli6 ru6ig. bic befIersn Gua
litaten Darsn itetis, bic anoersn atel
lhleppenb unb I'm 1O-15c pei
100 pfunb niebrigsr. @ute Uiii9
Tube iparen in Ra4frage unb itetig
anbsre langlam unb i6leppenb.
Wlittlsre uno i6Dere Stisrs $9.5(
-11.5o; DleiIder Stiere $3.50
1000; aussrleIsHs bis eytra $1025
100; Seifers $750-9.75; aussr'
leisne bis extra $10.0OE10.9Oi
5tiibe $6.8-8.25; auserleiens BIZ
srtra $8.50-9.25; Gannsrs 500
5.75; ihtperlpiegenbs $5.25-6.00i
UliIhtiibe $45.00-103.00; Gtoderi
unb syeeoers $6.50-9.5O.
8ullen. = Die 3ufu6r mar beu.
te eering unb bic preii. ipareu itetig
geiie gullsn $9.25-1O.OO; 9Olos.
ua $s.00-9.00; masers uHb Iei4t'
$6.Oo-7.75.
aGlber. = Der Martt mol
bsute langfam uro ialsppsnb unb Oi'
preiie tuaren i6pua.
Bette leifte SdGbsr $3.50; einigt
partien $12.75; iair bis CUTE $11.O
1906; oroindrs uno grObs $500
1000.
g 6peine. - Der Start ma,
beuis iebr lansfam unb bic prsiie I'M
5-1Oc niebris.r. gerian6tiorter
fielen um &c. Der martt f6lOb flau
atusssIu9ts gsrianbtIorten $500
--16.10; CUTE bis uuserleisns Der
padunsss unb 6lsiittriort,n $3.50
1900; semii4te unb mittIsre S15.'
75--15.90; lei6ts gsrIanotiorten
12o $50 pfunr, $14.OO-14.75;
f5trtel, 10 Yiunb uRb ourunter
$8.00--12.00; oroinGre bis aussrs
l.islie if,tpere fette SGue $9.0O-15..
%; Stass $8.00-12.50.
S9afe uno 2Gmmsr. - Dix
3ufubr mar beuts isAr serins unb oi.
prsiie itstis.
S6afe, duserleiene bis srtra Sill
5--12.O0; sute BIZ auserIeiene SILL
00-11 so; oroindrs bis fair $500
1850; aeihorene $700-10.00; Glte'
re BDde $8.00-9.75. - GGmmer
aussrlsisne bis ,rtra $14.50-15.o0;
CUTE bis aussrlsi'ne $14.o0-14.5oi
duserlsfene bis fair $12.00-13.5oi
seiGorene S1o.00-13.OO; Sprinsers
$16.00-20.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-18
Gin 0iodeiellsr seitOrbeu.

NaG ldneerem &eioen ltarb i'm
SoQeuoen 9otel gu @leoelano Qerr
Grantliu Rpdefsaer, Der jiiugite Srua
Der Don Sobn y. ROtefeler. ST era
lag ben Solgen elmer Operation, Der
er ii6 por mebreren Monaten I'M Gbaa
ritp !9oIpital uuter8osen bate.
Sas Gnbe lam ni6t unerIpartet, "a
er lett elmer Wo4e bepubtlos ouIag
unb tdgli9 5uiebenbs ihtpa4er puroe.
Serr Hodsieqer purDe i'm Sabre
1845 in 9fOdforD, q. g., seboren. aIs
Der 8iirgertrieg ausbra4, trat Jrant
in bas 7. Sbioer Regiment Elm. Oa sr
eisentlib fiir Die armee nod gu jung
mar, ihrieb er Dor Der Qnmeloung
auf bic Soblen ieinsr S6ube bic 9abL
18. rg8ie aft biit 0u". frugte ibn Der
Berbeoffi5ier.
sd bin iiber 49," antiporete Der
Singling uno fpuroe angsnommeu.
sSn Der S6la9t bon Geoar Mcun'
tain ipurbe er burh etnen Sd1uB
f4iper oerleBt, tpnnte aber mad ciniz
gen Ulonaten tDteber in ben DienIt
eintreten.
glab oem ariege mar er nit lei.
nem Sruber Sobn .. i'm petrolsumz
banoel tbdti9 uno erlangte Elm srpbes
Wermogen. Gr batte ben gang CUR
speculation uno perlor etnmal i'm els
ner Sergipsrtsunla9e eine balbe Wtila
lion. Sin anoermal IoQ er ipertbtoie
Geaiel I'M Setraee bon $250,000 ina
boiiirt 9aben. 9tefes mar in @ers
binbuns nit bem gdnterptt BON Oens
niIon, prtor &c Company. Sm Sabre
1900 tuufte er eiHe srobe Jarm in
&anIas, bic 10000 &eres 2anb cats
belt. I'm is gu elmer W&uiterfarm 5u
MAIDEN, ion er cine Summe BON
100000 einsebrodt baben. 1amais
bielt er aud Rennpferbe, BON oensn
5pei, Jannp SoIep uub ggtrdctpr,
beriihult purben.
Sm Sabre 1898 iiberparf er fi4
nit feinem gruber Sobn D. gr bate
gu iener 3eit NIT Sames gorrigan
eine Sbeilbaberid,aft i'm SelgeI9Gfte.
Die Stanoarb Sil @eiellT9aft on
beren SptBe Sobn >. itanO, ber.
faIudte bas 9ei9Gft unb Trani
tonn.e bas oem 9ruber ME pergeben.
gr itarb unperfDbnt nit i6m.
Bis su jenen Sabren geb0rte 5ran,
Rodefeller Der Guclio 9lbenue 9aps
tiitenfir4e an. pie Iein gruoer ,5obn
.. Had Dem gru6e aber 3uq er Fh
BON Der Sir9e Suriid unb ma6te aus
Der llriahe teiuen Sebl. Gr bait. fib
in Der Stride nit Seten 2coiiglo
trauen laifen uno in ihr uuroen audi
ieiue orei S0Gter, 5rau Ddltcr &.
SOpler, Jrau 20. ). RaIb unp sri.
4liee aodeieller, getduft.
!oerr Hodefeller beidB einen fsiner
2anoIiB in Bidiifis unb Ieine 5orri
in aaHIas, Ionic srobln @runotcEb
in Seras unb ari3ona, ND er Gtcbs
berben 5ii9tete. lleber BEN Bert5 feiz
nes gatlufes liegen tsine Uh.tbei.
lurgsn Dor. 3ur 3eit IeiHes 5nhcs
mar er 8i5eprditbeNt Der Glspelano
SteeI @ompann, Der gut,ne Stse @ds
things eompanp uro Der Union SAT-
Gompaup.
5rant Rockefeller bate OieIe 6rcnns
be, oenn er mar Elm li6eraIer uno dts
ter aamerGo. Gr iutsreFirte Iih fir
'teIe Stnge als &unitienner Sports
mann unb Raturfreuuo. Wuic rro
5elo bate in tbm etnen IadoeritSnois
Ieu 9etuunberer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-18

fsinSs: ~Gifp fiji ben Ansua, ben
Sic bem Wsaler Gdmierinssi Iisfsrtsn,
bat sr Sbr yortrdt oa sema4t9 Das
iiett ibm dbnli4!.
edneibernsilssr: ga !. aber III.
ber ni&t MIR
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-18
0iebn,arft.

Cincinnati, IT. april.
3ufubr uno Derfanbt fHr bic per'
gangsnsn "a Stunbsn. Dergli4en nit
berielbsn 3eit bes pOrbersebenbsn
9agss tpartn iris foIgt:
3ufubr:
RinbD. S4Deine Sdafe
16. Npril -. 1870 5498 70
II. April 327 2469 II
Dtranbt:
RinbD. S9tpeine S4afe
16. 4pril II. 80 1886 -
II. Npril 49,. 422 1903. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-18

Suder. - Wdrft fejt. - N1tfts
uirtsr Gut aOaf 5000; poipbereD
$40; Gubts $3.50; srauuiirtsr
$500: goufsttioner ~ $3.50;
of az S8.60--8.70; peiber srira
$s.40-8.50; ettra e. $3.50 per
bunbert pfunb.
NoIaffes. - Mdrfs jtetis. =
gep 6rlsdrs Open RetteI as CSC;
Centrifugal 25-35c per GdIlcne.
Refs. - Grfra fnnrp 6tnb 7a---
BIC; fdncp 7-7Ac; fecpnb SedD
6t-6hc; ssbro&ener 4a5e; Japan
TIC; Blue Roie 8--8Ac per pfui,n.
Datrssprobutte
4uttsr ~ Marst ruhis. pssiit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-18

Gincinnati. II. Mpril

Gincinnati, II. gpril.
Si. na4iOlstnbu auotirunsen Be-
sisbsn fi9 nur auf GusrOs 9rans'
diiionen. Bel ileiusren Geiaait.n
ipsrben stipas b0bers prsiis bers4ust'
propiiionen.
G6mals. prima Steam
2O.S5- -21,o5; JamiIp 23a-24e.
Fro den stialSeRes GleIh
- Sbort clear Stitsn 214-213t;
grtra fbori clear Seiten 2l-2laei
iurse RippsnIsiten 20a -20ae; geaiss
23i-249c per pfunb.
@erdudertes Dleii d. -
Sbort clear Seiien 233-24c; ertrd
ibort clear Seitsn23a-24c; iurss
Rippenisiim 23--239t; Bellies 25i
--267e per pfunb.
sugar Gureb Gleii d. -
S6inien 27-27Ae; picnit S9ulisrl
213-22c; grealfdit Bacon 3D.
500; S9uItsrn In padeten 22A-23e;
Stultsru, Rem yort Gut, 23-23at;
trodsne gesI Sduliern 35-36c per
plumb.
Sibgep0teltes 6leii9.
S9inten 24-24ae; slienic S9nl'
tern 18a --19e; Bellies 28--23ae;
Sduliern. Rem gOr, Gut 20-2oae
per pfunb.
Jrif9es Gleiid. - S4tnt.n
loie 23a-24ae; picnic Sduliern 1Ss
--194e; Gduliern. 2O-20Se; tur5e
Rippenisiim 2o-20ac; Ibort tIear
Rippenieitsn 20-20ae; ertra fbort
clear Wippenieiten 20-2oAe; lei4t.
Bellies 31s-32e; i6psrs Bellies
29-29ae.
Webl unb GetreibG
Ueebl. - Winter patsnt s11.5C
--12.0O; Dinter fanep S11.00-11.'
80; Winter Gamilb S0.50-11.O0;
Winier ertra S9.50--10.00; Wiuter
orbinGrer $500 $50; Sartes Wei'
sen patent $11.5o-12.00; 9artss
Dei5en fanc6 s10.75-11.25; 5artes
Wei5en Jamilp $9.50-10.O0; Hos'
gen. Goribpeiiern ssmii6tes $3.50
8.75; Roseen, gitp. rsines $50
800; gossen. giip, semii4ies $9.25
-9.05.
W.ism. - 30. 2 roiber winier
$2.69-2.71; go. 3 bo. S2.65-2.s
SO; 0o. 4 bo. $2.50-2.B
WeIi 9 torn. - Np. Q treibes
$1.55; Ro. 8 90. S1.54; SO. A DO 81
51-1.53; Rp. 8 bo. S1.4S-1.5O;
go 8 bO. S14.6-1.4s. - Ro. 2 gel
BEG $1.50A-1.51; 90. 3 DO. $1.50--
1904 no. a bo. $1.49-f50; go. 8
bo. S1.4T-I49; 90. 6 DO. $1.45-
LAT. - SO. 2 DO. $1.50-l50a; Ro.
8 bo. $1.49-1.50; Ro. A bo. $1.4S
-1.49 ;gso. 5 bo $1-46-148; glo.
8 DO. $1.A-1.46. - Weibes aols
beHtorn $154-1.55; selbes aoIben,
torn $1.50-1.52; semiihtes aolbens
torn $1.49-1.51.
Safer. - go. 2 peiber 74se;
StdnDaro ipeibsr 74e; Ro. 3 lpeiber
73ac; Ro. 4 Deibsr 73e; Ro. 2 &c,
mif4ter 73ac; go. 3 semiidter, sins
einbeimii9er 73e; go. A ssmii9ter
72c.
Rossen. - go. 2 $1.S0-1.82;
Ro. 8 bO. $1.D-1.78; go. 4 bo. ST.
Wbisfes.
@riauit ipnrben 661 1bls. Dis
Killers Giniibto GoOSs aui Der gaiis
STAT per GdIIone.
Groceries.
Qaffee. - Jopa 27-32e; Wo.
9d 27a SOC; Guatemala faIifp 1S1e;
DO. gutter 17ae.
bnter -......-............ - f6H
5oir :.s....-.............t3 .t3y fBE
W. Sron orr,sn,.;t orrn,rc.;,;t ;,;t...''..--..-.i,ssn r.,
otnuinfu ZEN IL
3udtr. - Martt feit. - Raffis
uirter Gut aoaf 5000; poipbereo
s9.10; Cubes $3.50; sranulirtsr
800; goufsftioner ~ $3.50;
of az S8.60--8.70; ipeiber erira
sa.40-8.50; ettra e. $3.50 per
orc....A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-18
.xyDl,s 0elbn,artte.
GiMsinm ati. Il. asrIl. 1917

St"ttWh sbb Ats 1Stws AwAb
~ 0sj&dfte wsren beutt In ben bisfeen
UsHtsR ssHt iebpojt unb Oelb ift sipas
tfesE Gar Gadsbfn .on cails purben bsn
psn Banfen 4K-6aS bersAnet, matrenb
Wef@dftsppptere ~ w NJ 69S bisiontift
wsrben. 5m oHeHen 1earite purben 1sr.
Ispsn .sn tan- jp 4--4XsS unb auf Bsit
~ lH-SS Dlaciri.
Bs6ia sHi Nss psrs.
poseu fejlsr naa purben su 1ee Tisfontp
per 5000 sril4fn Uanisn usrtautI. 4ls
VpuHlsrTate beItdst soc yramie per St0O0.
GsAja ssi darspa.
&t.1sdid auf IonpcA wurbsn ~
All pro |fb. Stsiling qnofirt. Bed
tei aaf Berlin uurpen nift quefirE iiir
Ms@fd auf Baris iSe pro tjrans. aui
Nuiierfom 42, bso GuIben. Beffd
ant @isu puyben nidt quuiirt. Hlrts
iSHe. Hubh 81, SrodhoIm pro Rrsnf
$3.50, 6rsnes tSdsetsJ 2Oc.
UssHsss.relisatisnfR.
warfH ru4ia rnD nsti,. Die cantea aps.
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Weruiatenbe aritit

s8ie Glrfiibruns bes Geiangbers
ems ioII ia idmmsrIitb icbIe4t seDeieu
Iein!"
LIMB piel Der Stabtmdeiftrot bat
ibnen fogar bic 2uiiburteitsItener mics
Der snriidssse6eul"
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SIN g m m er.

~ w y w Hl /.
Gs ifeht i'm parts gont Inn Sant -
Den Siebespnureu Iebr gu 0ort.
Die finpeu iicb i'm Wlpnberi6ein
Wie JIieseu auf benz Sonis Elm.
stur e tine 8ant bleibt un6siebt,
Gtnr cine 8unt ptro uift gei9dst.
WyeiI bort entiebItd trbistret
@eraoe bic 2uterre itebt.
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ysrlsaL.

Die tmidts i'm hieIissn gIsarinobaus
lisfsu Ii@ lsifs suf s6,7ss.soo.
ssfai.esinritafsn.
I'm ber D6rfe waun bic 4eiddfte beuts
,tsd,f lsbbalt, TOD wnrsn Die Yruie. uiil
AntHabnie ber Ginr. Street UP. uro Ohio
Ita.iioa aif.sH. geariidt. RahrebsHbe
yeridute iino su btrI4tsn:
On bu 9srfe.
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MaSmartiSe Wdrfte.
Rem gOrt, II. glpril.

q
Msbl. - Wartt Dilis; Sprins
patents $11.55-11.8o; Wiuter pds
tents $11.20-u.45; Wintsr
Straisbts $10.So-11.o5; aanias
Straisbts $l2.6-12.30.
ggeiSen. - Rartt Dtrduoerlib, Ho.
2 barter $3.50 I. o, b. Rem gori;
gao. l glortbern Duluth $2.435; .Ro.
1 Rortbern NanitOba $2.5Oa (. o. b.
Rem Yprt.
qBeliatprn. = Martt i9pah; RD.
2 eslbes $1.57 6. |. (. Rem gort.
S,aist. = Ulartt pillis; StanbarS
7SAc.
e6malJ. - Wartt ihtpa4; Usto'
Die @eft $21 125-2135.
gInDers Qrtitsl unperdnbert.
3uder. Rpber. Ulartt isit. -
Centrifugal $3.50; WDlafss 1854.
raffiuirtsr. isit; fsinsr sranuIirisr
$7.50-s.25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-22
DIVISION NO. 6.

Local board for division No. g. today
disposed OF twenty-six pending cases.
denying the applications for exemption
of five registrants and approving the
applications of twenty one. This gives
a total Of 1866 persons accepted for serv-
ice and 319 rejected. with 1876 cases still
pending Those accepted for service in
this division in addition to the list
previously reported are the following:
John Albin Radclir. 100 18th street
northeast: Irwin Clair Foster. 9o4 East
Capitol street northeast John Francis
Martin. 1922 C street northeast: Thomas
Eranis Fitzgerald, 412 X street northeast
Ruben Edward Action, 1924 Emerson
street northeast
Additional exemptions reported from
this division are: Julian Woodward Hol-
land. 419 4th street northeast, navy yard
employee: Irving Wilmot Simons 633-A
Orleans place northeast. wife: Elmer
Roger Linkins. 1899 H street northeast,
military service Leonard Joseph Nc
Carthy. 1926 Maryland avenue northeast.
dependent and infirm parents. Hamilton
Preston. 219 Parker street northeast, wife
and two children: Harry James Clark.
$50 C street northeast, wife and two
children: Robert Hamilton Small. 7 I'd
street northeast. old and infirm mother !:
Norman Morrison. 121 It'll street north
east, navy yard employe; Charles Sislen.
sal Florida avenue northeast. alien: Ell
more Humes. 627 18th street northeast.
wife and child: James Harry Chaconas,
s21 H street northeast. alien: Lawrence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-22
DIVISION NO. 9.

The latest men exempted or dis
charged by the exemption board of
the ninth division, headquarters at the
Henry D. Cooke School. are announced
as follows:
William F. X. Wilkinson. 1927 Euclid
street; Willis Crane, 345S 14th street:
John E. Harris. 141s Columbia road
George William Gould, 1919 Harvard
street; Frederick E. Smith. Philip
Capuano. BIS 14th street; Allen q.
Thurman. 2219 California street; Frank
Boswell Schmid, 1909 Kalorama road;
Frank Lewis Peckham, 3177 18th street
Thomas NJ. Tolliver, 1929 California
street; Charles Hill Bowie, 1921 Willard
street, and James F. Oakley, 1918 18th
street
Eleven more men have been certified
to the district board for service by
this board. Their names and addresses
are as follows:
Hunter Mcclure, 1434 Harvard
street; John II. Small, jr: Chester
Jacobs, 1923 Park road: Clarence l.
Poore. 1929 18th street; William Wal
ter Mari, 1915 Vernon street; Paul
Popenoe, 1916 18th street; William c.
Chisley. 1906 18th street: Frank But
Ter, 1921 18th street; George Hall Ma :
gruder. 1410 Girard street; Emmett T.
Thornton, 1866 Willard street. and
Armour c. Bowen. 1868 South Willett
street, Memphis, Tenn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-22
Fifteen Failed to Appear.

This division also certified to the
board OF appeals today the names OF
fifteen persons who failed to appear TOT
physical examination. OF this number
Harry Ellwood Jackson, 440 n street
northeast, and Raymond Augusta
Trail. SEA 14th street northeast, are re-
ported sa having enlisted in the Army.
while Albert Clayton, 1914 street
northeast, Is reported as being in the
District workhouse at Occoquan Ponce
reports and memorandum filed with
the board show that Robert Angle
Gardner. 614 G street northeast;
James st. Clair. 1922 G street north
east: Albert Tilghman. SOB 10th street
northeast: Gerald Latour Parker, wy T.
street. northeast and Charles TABOR
Woodward have moved to other juris-
dictions The board reports that 1t mas
no information as to the whereabouts
of the other men who failed to report,
who include Alonzo Bliss Washington.
602 18th street northeast; Joseph
Downs. 605h K street northeast; Fred
erick Baker, Gospel Mission. northeast
Leo Earl Cummings. 1923 street
northeast; William Leckleuter, 1102 Sd
street northeast: Joseph John jackson,
624 CaIIan street northeast. and James
Blodgett, 1851 Kraemer street north
east.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-22
DIVISION NO. !.

A letter was received today by Rev.
DIR. Daniel H Martin. chairman of the
exemption board of the first division,
headquarters at the Franklin School,
from the secretary to the District Com
missioners stating that James Edward
Wilson. jr.. of 202 street, who has
been certified to the District board for
service by the board In this division
urgently requests that he be sent with
the first 80 per cent of the Districts
quota to camp. Wilson's name is SO far
down the list that he would not be in
cluded 10 the 80 per cent. The local
board has granted his request.
In answer to the charge made by a
writer Of communication, the substance
of which was published in The St6r yes
terday. Of apparent leniency of the ex-
pared with other boarda DR.. Martin,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-22
APPEALS BOARD.

Thirty-two additional men have been
certified for service in the National
Army by local boards. it was announced
by the District board of appeals to-
day Thirty-five persons were certified
as having been exempted or dischar
Appeals on behalf of the provost mar
shal general were received with re-
spect to fourteen persons.
Applications for permits for passnorts
were received from the following. who
desire TO go abroad as army field
clerks: James Archibald Taylor. S24 c
street Iortheast; James A Duffy,
room 54e. House Office building; Dom
aid Park McWillams. 1886 G street
northwest; Samuel Oliver Livingood.
262i f street northwest: Leon A Ell
ltiS = street northwest; J. Stanley
Norwood. 613 22d street northwest:
Myrick H. Sublette. 131112 NJ street
street northwest: Dayton w Livinele.
it.. room 4O5. NJ C. A: Charles
Birmingham. jr.. 1879 street north
west Franklin d. Van SAINT, 5727 Colo
RADIO avenue northwest; William Zup-
mix and Thurman Livergood
Claims for discharge from liability 70
military service on the ground of in
dustrial necessity were received from
William James Lanahan. 111s X street
northeast, brakeman on the Raltimore
Forester. 1867 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. employe of Washington Steel
and Ordnance Company
Appeals from decisions of local boards
We're received as follows: Clarence
Thomas. 329 Maryland avenue south-
west; Ralph Z. Bailey. "a White street.
Taunton. Mass. Joseph Aloysius Con,
nor. 1858 Parkwood place northwest.
Casper Bernard Heck, 1921 G street
northeast: Thomas V. Ward. 80 18th
street northeast: James s. Turp. 20oS
+ street northwest; Wilbur Hacknev
l5laden: 217 street northwest; vii.
liam Wilson WEIGH. 1854 North Caro-
lima avenue northeast: John Hawkins
l4ls 10th street northwest: John Rob
ert Douglas. 1918 Seaton street north
west; Herman Fink. 1743 F street
northwest; Frank Newton. 1895 Cor
coran street northwest; Ernest T.
Ashby Mountjoy. 1926 Massachusetts tt
avenue northeast: James II. Richards.
lr.. 1870 Columbia road northwest.
Daniel w, ": Bateman, 1927 Q street north.
northwest; Denis Mclaughlin sac NJ
street southeast; William Arthur
Barry E. Gingell, IS Grant place north.
west. MI III"
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DIVISION NO. d.

The board of exemption and exam
nation of the fourth division has de-
c1ded that about nineteen men exam
ined by the physician on the job
needn't come around as fit for fight
Ihey have been discharged as physical
~ unht for military service. They are
Charles Green Lennon, 702 G street
Joseph r. Cumberland, pa Lenwood
place: Ernest Young. c37 Virginia ave-
nue.: Samuel Allen Butt. $40 D street
Louis Julian Syphax, 425 I street: Rob-
ert Lee Berry. 1896 Half street. John
Bernard Bennett. 3j7 Mclean avenue:
Robert Lee Musselman. 1924 Al. street .
Richard \. Miller. Ola G. street Frow :
nan jackson. 4lJ Sd street: Raymond
Parton Harley. go G street: Michel
Calcote Ardezzone. 64S r street: Philip
Miller. "a F street. Oscar Johnson. 421
I'd street. Walter Herbert Hewitt 454
Maryland avenue: Paul Evans jamie
son. 222 13th street: Hymen stern, 49,
II street: Eugene Graves. 346 X street,
and John Brooks, 1858 Half street.
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War Service Contributions.
TO START PRACTICE TODAY.
Home Defense League Players to
Work Out on Monument Grounds.

Members of the Home Defense League
who are trying for places on the base
ball team which is TO meet a team from
the metropolitan police force Labor
day are to practice on one of the Monu-
ment ground diamonds this afternoon.
The police team already has begun
practice. Money raised by the game
is to be placed in the fund for wild
ows and orphans of policemen.
Richard Conner. assistant secretary of
the Washington Board OF Trade, 50 IN
charge of the team of the Home De-
Tense League. while Bob Barr. a for
mer Washington pitcher, is coaching
the policemen's nine
Sale of tickets has been begun. A
letter has been received from one en-
thusiast. who incloses sS. asks for six
box seats and explains that he intends
TO take his entire family to the game.
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DIVISION NO. 8.

Members of exemption board no. !"
are to hold a session this evening TO
consider a number of claims for eX-
emption which are now before II.
The name of James Burnett Ford OIL
4O1 Q street was, through an accident,
given to the police as one of those VINO
had not answered his summons to ap-
pear. Mr.. Ford's address was given as
1909 w street, and as there is no such
address the police were unable to
locate him. AS a matter of fact the
young man had already appeared before
the board and undergone examination.
The 1902 w street address was an err
roneous copy for 1902 w street. the
address of Mr.. Ford's parents. He re-
ported to the board again this morning
and assured it that he was within its
call.
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DIVISION NO. 5.

Charles Hayward Fugitt is not &C
copied for the National Army and
Adolfe Soiscenti, alien. will do his bit
This is a reversal in both cases of a
former announcement of the exemption
board OF the fifth division.
James Edward Little, 220 Sd street
southeast, and William Spencer Tup-
man. 511 Sd street southeast, are &C
cepted for. the National Army and GER
titled to the War Department as eligi-
BILE. c. A. Saunders. PA 9th street
southeast Ralph A. Burdock, $50 9Th
street southeast Charles Joseph Bar
rett. 1872 Ives place southeast, and
John Thomas Barry, 1905 Sd street
southeast. have been exempted.
Dennis Mclaughlin and II. B. Macka :
bee. certified as accepted. have APP
pealed to the general board.
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Gift Of a Single Bureau.

The bureau of markets alone raised
sufficient funds for one ambulance. DR..
Charles ]. Brand. chief of the bureau,
will present this to Carl F. Vrooman,
assistant secretary. who will. in turn.
give the three ambulances and trailer
of the District Chapter of the Red
Cross
The campaign to provide funds for
these contributions to Red Cross equip
partment of Agriculture representa-
tives of the Red Cross Uniform Corps
of woman volunteer workers, under the
leadership of Miss Eunice r. oberly.
Many letters of appreciation have
been received by the District chapter OF
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GIFT TO THE RED CROSS
OF THREE AMBULANCES
Funds for Purchase Subscribed by
Employees of Department of
Agriculture.

Ambulance day is to be celebrated
tomorrow by the employees of the De-
partment of Agriculture. and the exer-
cfses will close with the formal presen-
tation to the District chapter of the
Red Cross of three fully equipped am
balances and one kitchen trailer.
Two of the ambulances and the kitch-
en- trailer are to be sent to France, and
the third ambulance is to be used at
the training and mobilization camps in
the District.
These ambulances, the funds for
which have been subscribed by the
employees Of the department during the
last two months. will be on exhibition
all day tomorrow on the department
grounds. The formal presentation
ceremony will be at 4:30 pm. just
west of the main building.
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DIVISION NO. 3.

Appeals in the. following cases in
division No. today were noted by A.
Coulter Wells, counsel for the board
The men had been exempted by the To-
cal board:
Charles Hyder. 2146 P street north
west; Henry James Conner, 2140 N
street northwest: Frank Oglialoro, 1910
18TH street northwest: George P.
Cheakales. 1101 18th street northwest;
remand Petit. Ills 18th street north
west: George Erwin Proudley, 2O31 F.
street northwest. and Louis Aloysius
knight, 1917 | street northwest