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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
GET-TOGETHER MEETING
Farm Folks OF Charlotte County Com
biuinS Patriotism and business.
Facts About Food Supplies

CHARLOTTE COURTHOUSE. VA.
May l..-Thc most enthusiastic gath
erinS known in Charlotte County in
many years was held last Monday
auditorium OF the Charlotte High
school to observe farmers patriotic
day. The auditorium was packed with
m"n upon whom the country depends
for its food supply who listened with
enthusiasm to addresses by Commits
Sioner of Agriculture George w
Noiner. Berkeley d. Adams. Delegates
10 the General Assembly from Charlotte
county; j. l.. Hutchcson. professor OF
animal hushandry at the Virginia Poly
tcchmic Institute, and Miss Della Terry,
home demonstration agent OF Halifax
county. The speakers impressed the
tanners with the fact that food in the
whole world is far scarcer than il
should he. and tho hearers enthusia sti-
hit toward providing foodstuffs
TIL" day was observed first by the
school children. who parad"d the stree,
III " long column of twos. each student
hearing a United states flag The
procession marched into the courthouse
green and there, amidst the wavin.
of flags. sang The star panglcd
banner After this they march cd
hark t" tho school auditorium Leading
th' May court attcndcrs most OF
whom bad come To the courthouse
for tho patriotic rally.
commissioner Koiucr was tho first
speaker and impressed upon the farm
rrS TN" necessity OF doing all THAT
could he don" we'll. lie warned them
against planting more acreage than
they could tend and showed that it
was far better TO attempt what could
IL" done we'll than to attempt moro
than could toe done we'll and failing
"" realized the necessity for the pro-
dwcti"n Of all possible food ana show
cd The danger OF ncElecting TO do all
that could too done 10 feed tho worl.l
Miss Della Terry. home demonStra-
ton agent for Haitian County. reused
h"r hearers t" high pitch OF en-
thusiaSm by her conception q: patriot
ism and pleaded with her hearers not
only TO produce but to preserve with
all the care possible. all those items
"f food which would hc los, II neg
lcctcd.
M"asrs. Adams ami Hutchc. on pro.
s"ntch practical suggestions as 10 how
tn" greatest result. could bc atraiucl
IN tho effort 10 produce the greatest
,,m"uut OF food
NJ tho conclusion az the addresses.
IN" school children sang America" ac-
""mrHuicd 10y the entire audience.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
WAR BRINGS RUSH or.
BUSINESS no TAI"rOOIsT'

LONDON. May Burchette. lead
ing London tattooist. has had TO open
Il second establishment on account of
the rush OF war business.
soldiers and sailors want their girls
picture on their arms: while many
young women insist on bearing the
likeness OF their men" done in in
delible ink in their skin. too.
"A good many soldiers bring me
photographs of girls to tattoo. but this
is not always wise" said Artist Bur
chette to-day. Sometimes it's II case
OF OIL with the old love, and YOU can't
get her of your arm.
i've done three different girls heads;
for ono soldier. Each Of the last two
insisted being there when She saw
the picture OF her predecessor
All tattooins is now done with the
electric needle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

Although the volume OF deeds placed
on record in the thIUccry touU; dun
ing the week which closed Yesterday.
WAS only slightly below that OF the
previous wcek. the amour, Of money
paid for property in the ci;y was far
less. The week was nos featured by
the large number OF big deals as WAS
the case in the preceding week. when
a number of deeds Involving important
pieces OF property went to record.
The largest property transfer placed
on record last week was the transfer
ring of three lots Of land from :. H.
Hawcs and others 10 :. II. Hawcs "
Co. Inc. The three lots were sold for
$S7.90a. one of the lots is situated
on tho west line OF Eighteenth street
between Main and Cary streets. one
is located ON the IVES; line OF Her
mtago Road. ri n. north line uf Il
lot conveyed 10 .Nhin Netherwood The
third lot is situated Of the south line
OF Water street 1T IN. east line 1T
:. II. Haw.s's property
Property on Deep Kun street twas
sold for good price when y. {. car
neal purchased from ). Ice Davis and
others q lot OF land fronting Oh the
east line OF peep HTu street. between
Park and Momumcn; Avenues. tor So
coo. Improvements on the land were
included in the transaction
r. Garnet, Tabb has become tho
owner Of p.ororty ON West !;r"ad
street Tor S22.sOo The land has
Eroad street ot eighty feet ad :"
dopth OF l29 feet. and H. situated
Twenty-Five feet east OF DAVIS Avenue
rari> Avenue property was sold for
u good price when J. Lee DAVIS be
came the owner OF three dwc..''!Ss
hnown as 121@-li-l6 ror5 Avenue for
~ I,ri,,i,s snld 20 Henry : NAL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
BECOMES or AGE. WEEDS
AND DIES WITHIN r:En

Especial to the Times Dispa tch.1
HARRISONBURG. VA, May IL
His marriage. his twenty-irst birthday
and his death. all within the space oil
six days, is the fate that befcl Guy
e. Dull who died in stanton on
Wednesday from an illness OF three
days Of cerebral meningitis. On Thurs.
day OF last week young Duh Was
twcnty-onc years old. ON that day he
and Miss Florence PuffcnbarGcr were
narried ut the Second Presbyterian,
church. Surviving him are his ,....
cuts. Mr.. and Mrs. &. c. Dull: and three
brothers. including Houston Dull. Of
Talco't. w Va; and Emmett Dull.
Of Charlottesville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
UNDERGOES OPERATION
IN ORDER TO JOIN NAVY
Especial to The. Times pixpa,chl

Especial to The Times Dispatch
DANNII.LE. VA. May l:.-.Nllcn
Stover Clarke, just twenty years OF age.
enlisted here Il few days ago az yeo
man in the L. S. Navy. He was ac-
ceptcd here and sent to Richmond.
where. under the scrutiny OF the mcdi-
cal examiner II was found that he was
suffering physical defect sufficient
to cause his rejection. Clarke return
ed 10 his home and Yesterday entered
tho hospital and underwent an opera
ton for the defect He is dom. nice
ly and will again go To Richmond for
another examination as soon as his
physical condition permits the jour
ncy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
BRITISH ARMORED CARS
BIG WORRY TO GERMANS
Declared by Expert 60 be Nest .tmun-
Ing Weapon Produced by Mod
i.auj Warfare.
ny Associated Press. !

iBy Associated Press
fcOPENliNt;EN. MAJ! ~ tNi;t London).
British urinor,d ears and gas
GrenadcS evidently are giving consider
able trouble and GanSc for worry To
the Germans on the western battle
front. Notwithstanding the sighting
references to them in the Official re-
ports.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Won Ardcnne. the
new military cNpcr, OF the Berlin
ruIcblatt. who has just returned from
the western front. attributes the sue
cess OF the British In their opening
drive at Arras or April largely To
gas shells. which laid such Il curtain
of gas before the German artillery that
the GunnerS were hamDcred sorclv i'm
their work. lie claims that the French
suffered equally from the German .vtil-
lery gas defense along the Aisnc a
week later. Gases employed in the
shells have been emp,~:cd s,,,djIy in
efficacy. and German gas masks. al
though preventing fatal results. do
nct give complete protection
Bar"h Won Ardcnne says the British
tank Is probably the most amazing
weapon which modern land warfare has
produced III" admits they have caused
the Germans heavy losses. particularly
by No means invulnerablc to the Ger
man artillery.
'hc baron asserts that the line of
villages along which the AnGlo-,;Srman
struggle is now raging lies in advance
OF the main ftindenburs. line. and that
consequently the eventual loss of these
NiilaSes. Including Eullccourt could
not oe uecmcd Il decisive event. This
auhi'SSlon indicates that the Germans
are reckoning on the loss OF Aviun.
oppE. RocuN and other towns in the
turther heavy lighting which is com
ing along that sector Of the front
AS to the French battle front Baron
Won Aidcnne says that the struggles
aiohS the Chemn- dcs- DANES in other
wars would be called battles. on ac
count OF the number OF men engaged
Out now they are merely skirmishcs
cl'minary to gigantic cncurcmcn,
which is surely coming
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
TRIES TO CHEER AUsTRIANs
Emperor Charles Urges People to Hold
Ont Untn New Harvest
Gives Relief.
iBy Associated prcss.I


AMSTERDAM. May - ,via London.
An cXhortation to the Austrian p"opl j:
10 nolL out until ;hc new harvest gives
relief /" m:ttie by Emperor Charles IN
an uut"gr;.rh lcttcr To Premier t1i,u
Maritime Of Austria. which is published
in the Ic,un; Of Vienna. Tn ;.,n-
poior writes:
Th" third war winter. wiIn 81! IT'S
nurC.hipS. is behind us. aud. though
th":c * Sit:, many Il month b":u:" rs
until tic growing seeds give as food
W. may ">n,ct that spring VII avtnS
us rclici. Until them we must hrli IN.
AMI !, This we shall doubtless b" sue
crssful though encountcrir:; great
harGships.
The Emperor praises his people. and
appeals !" them to continue to do their
utmost for the welfare of the empire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
TO DECIDE FATE or POLAND
Preparations Being Nude for Confer
cncr. of Representatives From
Ali Tarts OF Country.
Try A associated Press. |


LONDON, May l2.--Pr.paratirus are
heing made for Il conference Of repre-
scntativcs of all parts of Poland. ac-
corlius to the pagcns Nyhctcr. as
quoted by the Exchange TrlcSraph's
Stockholm correspondent to-day.
Police delegates from Russia. Ger
many and Austrian Poland, says the
newspaper have arrived at Stockholm.
Among them army officers
owners al estates, politicians and even
members OF the government established
by Austria and Germany in the occu-
pied territory. The conference. il is
stated. will decide whether the new
Poland shall join Russia or the CEN
trail powers or whether il shall become
monarchy or republic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
Dcnth Caused by Tooth.

lSp"cial 20 tho Times Dispatch
llAI;i;lSpNBUHG. VA. May -
\i,c' an illness Of four days from
hl"odpoiSoninG caused by an affected
tooth, owen shoemaker. II marricn
man TWENTY-FIVE years old. died yes
tcrd"N AT Rock ing ham Memorial Hos.
plal. lie was seized with toothach.
nv church last sunday. Ills face began
1" swell and finally his lungs became
affected from the diseased tooth .,-
walked 10 The hospital at 1890 o'clocl,
and in ninety minutes was dead
Ills physicians say that he had
JN@t "ut a wisdom tooth and that tho
iacHr'tcd gum absorbed into the blood
deadly germ.
Surviving him arc his parents. his
wife. two children, and six brothers
and sisters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
CnANCEi,Y TRANSFERS.

City of Richmond to the Tax Title
Company OF Richmond. 10, 10 in square
IL in plan of Highland PARK. May IL.
1917: tax, ;" cents; 81 delinquent tax
city nf Richmond 10 the Tan Title
Company OF Richmond. lot - IN hiock
81 and lot % in block - in Highland
lark. May II. l9l1. tax. 30 cents: 81
delinquent tax dccd).
John Nj Purcell, trustee. to ;. Hart
Powell. IS by depth not given. known
as PA South i'itth Street April !.
1917; $215.
city OF Richmond to the Tan Title
Company Of Richmond, 20 % 10y 10
south Of Wndcr Street. May IL. 1917;
TAX 90 cents. 81 delinquent taX decdb.
city OF Richmond to the Tax Title
Company OF Richmond. lot in block
- in Chestnut iill. May II. 1917. tax
80 cents. 81 delinquent tan d"cdt.
City OF Eichmcnd 10 the yaN Title
Company OF Richmond, lot ~ in block
II in Brookdale. May II. 1911: taN. %
city Of Richmond to the Tax Title
Company OF Richmond, lots IL and is
in block Il III Bruokdalc May /, l?1I;
tax. 80 cents: 81 delinquent taN decd.
City OF Richmoud TO the TaN Title
Company OF richmond, lot - n block
- in Highland Fork. May II, l"lI;
tax. 80 cents: 81 ,dclnuucnt taN dc-dl.
j. n. Cooke I" Nclli" NJ Cooke. :oN3S
feet, known a. No. North ELM street.
Martha {. iiaWcs IT Viz 20 Maggie
Steward. $685. feet west line Of cen
Try street. May -, 1917. tan, 80 cents:
S.p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
BURNED Bt HIDING
WILL. BE REPLACED,
Especial 20 The Times. pi,na,.l.l

Especial (" Tile Times Dispatcll
.Ai.TAVISTA. VA May l2.-Tn. -.
Gently burned school building J. To h,
replaced by brick building costing
$4,000. IL will contain ten rooms in
Guiding an auditorium and VIII h.
heated by steam The school board of
outer River district favored r.build-
ihS In frame al cost OF 10000
but when learned that il would log.
$1,000 donation by the corporation Of
Altsvista. 1t agreed TO build win moro
permanent material,
The building viii he ready Tor tho
fall term OF school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
Si".0OO, 400 ASKED OF,
UNITED STATES BY INDIANS

MARSllFIELD. ORE, May 1.-THE
Coos Bay tribe Of Indians is making
campaign to obtain a sl2.0Oo.O00 al
lowance from tho Federal govcrnm emit
The tribe makes the claim that the gov
eminent failed TO give il lands around
COOS Bay. under an agreement made
more than fifty years ago. IN old
treaty has been uncarthcd which, il
is said, Will bring tho sum demanded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
HUsTI>Gs C0rur. r.nr II.

> Tuesday. T Root IS virginia
Railway and Power 90. T.. -. Ven.
senburg. l.. O.: y. r. Guigou u I
Moore and 7. T. Bryan. D. Il
Wedncsday-Grovcr l.. Bcrtrain. ct,
e.. Barney and Louis Hri"l Hooper
ThurSday--B. II Cohh vs. T.
SmiihGrs J.. o Wcndcnburg T. a.
Mcneil and Rremncr - d
tricar-M Siurm1n rs + T. Bras.
weIni;; S1hmHrrn" wilson = O.. Elarolt
Saturdav-t = Cathcar, KS Il !.
harnes G. Il White. y. q. hin Mon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
tHANCERY TIKI 81 DEEDS.

WiIiiam \ Cheatwood ct ny. Ia
Wallace r.. Brown. trustee. Is feet : | =
East Main street March -. 1917;
$1,000.
Mamie T Morgan ct vir to Elam e
Eunstcn. trustees. 25Nl"o feet south
line Of Leigh street, 100 feet east Of
First street. Mas - 1917: s@,5.
II. ID. Garland to u. T.. lIcuIcy ~ al.
trustees. so 1-l2 by 100 feet south line
Of Hanover Avcnu", liza feet west Of
Eobinson stree. May To- 1914, :l0.30o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
NV creamery nj wc,,r. CIV,

W III EMS GAVE. w. May I2.--Thc
Edison Brothers Creamery rompany
recently Incorporated with Philadelphia,
capital announce that the iuSinilmcnt
or machinery, etc. Will be for a ca :
pacity Of 100 pounds of butter per tay
the creamery VIII probably be in fun
operation by the lSt Of Juno
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
bank Statement

NEW YORK. May l2.--The statcmen,
"f ia" actual condition OF clearing
mouse banks and trust companies TOR
"a. Week SHOWS that they hold siiI.-
i'"'o"" reserve ia excess OF legal re-
pnirements. This is an increase OF
>"",i2o."3o over last week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

the Virginia Bankers Association was
held here tonight with n buffet lun-
chcon AT the lakewood Country Ciuu.
L. 4. Miller. president Of tho First
National bank. cMtenIcd greetings, The
principal speaker WAS Gco,-> ".
No'ncr. NiiE'nia commissioner Of AG-
riculturc. who spoke on food condi.
ions ia the stale. Good roads were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
COURT CALENDARS.

The following cases have been
called for trial III the various courts
for this week:
tNote---p q. is an abhrcviatiou used
10 denote counsel for the plaintiff. and
J.. q. for the dcfcndantD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
WAR KILLS FREE LUNCH
IN CHICAGO SALOONS

CHICAGO. May l2.-Frce lunch in
Chicago S;,loons-is no more
Following tho decision o; loop bar
room owners to charge :: cents for
sandwiches. saloon men in other see
tons Of the city have fallen in line.
War prices are given as the reason for
departure from the time honored GUS
tom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

discussed by George l.. Caskic. "a local
attorney.
During the evening Walker Scott.
secretary Of the state Association. wn,
Il guest. the group presenting him with
Il handsome picture in appreciation or
his work in his Office The prescpt.
ton was made by c. L.. Vaughan. o-
4 his city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

In communication with the mother
of this young man. whose address /,
33'i stop. Seven Fines. this lady feels
that this testimonial should be pub
lished FOR the benefit OF humanity.
last July my boy had Il stroke OF
paralysis which affected The right side
of his face. He had tried several doe
tors without obtaining results. After
seeing the different testimonials given
to THE UNITED DOCTORS. decided
to call on them and give them triai.
! was told by these specialists tina; the
electrical and medical treatment ought
To benefit this condition.
After taking two and a
half months treatment |
can now say that he is
in better health than he has
ever been.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

GATE CITY. VA. May l2-powcu
District. Scott County. has voted S45.-
"oo of bonds for road building within
the district and preparations arc nou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
CuANcEnN ui:lE,s,: DEED.

J.. H. Drew. trustee. to W. t. brink
ard. lr., SOIL feet west line "f Meade
Street. 2ln feet south IF Wmdcr
Street. MAY -. I"l1 S636
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
LAW AND Equity Court.

May term begins Monday when
docket viii lac called and eases set for
trial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

Especial 10 the Times Disya;c r.,
li NtllHCitG. VA. May l2.-Tnc
WITH anmmal mcntin. Of l;ruMp NJ. OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
being made for beginning tho good
work. SO that all possible advantage
may be taken of the summer season.
BANKERS HOLD MEETING

"n Food Condition. ind Coca
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02

warning nations Like the German
exporters. the American exporters
have to face a period of sharp bust
ness competition in foreign coun-
tries such as. probably, has never
before been met. In Germany the
individual business man. all the local
and great national associations of
business men, and the government
departments are even now strenu-
ously occupied with the problems
that must be worked out
The American business mems as
sociations and the government de
partments are alive TO the import
ance of these matters. and upon
their individual and cooperative eff
forts through the coming critical
years will depend in large measure
the nations future in international
commerce.
Giving school Courses.
I'm the German commercial high
schools at the present time emphasis
is more than ever being laid on the
higher courses i'm preparation for
foreign trade At the commercial
high school i'm Berlin for the winter
semester 1861. 115 separate
courses of instruction were offered.
OF special interest are the courses
on the general science of world
trade: the political and economic or
carnations of the world war and
their effect upon its operation Ger
man cooperative organization as
result OF the war; coal and iron; the
economic chemistry of vegetable and
animal products; valuation. treat
ment. and utilization of grain and
the establishment of grain elevators:
the study Of machinery; the COM
mercial geography Of France and
Italy. economic conditions I'm Russia.
Russian language. courses in French,
Italian and Spanish. elementary and
advanced Turkish
AT the same time that is. in
1915. in the midst Of the war. the
University Of Berlin was Offering no
less than "a courses Of study espec-
Tally referred TO as preparing for
commerce and industry There were
in the curriculum specialized courses
in world trade. commercial geo
graphy, and language courses in
Danish. Swedish, English. French.
Italian. Spanish Polish Arabic.
Russian and Turkish"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02

are Mr.. and Mrs Grant l. Henry,
r. r. d. Box 161 Henry wrote last
from Puget Sound. Wash.
Barely two weeks later Philip
Langenbahn. Is years old. felt like
he wanted 20 do his part so he en-
listed i'm the navy He chose the
hospital training department. He
left May l and is at present at the
Great Lakes naval training station
His parents are Mr.. and Mrs. VI. g.
Langenbahn. 932 Portage av
Several other boys wanted TO 90
and tried but Uncle Sam was pretty
severe in some of his physical ex-
amintiOns and said he was sorry but
he couldn't use them. He, however,
thanked them for their spirit and
hoped they could do something good
at home while their pals were out
In a trench or behind a 15-inch gual.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-02
FDe ''Newsies of News- Times Staff
In Service of Uncle Sam
BY JAKE

The ink was hardly dry on the
sunday News-Times feature section
OF two weeks ago when a roar went
up from the press room. The roar
rolled along the Railways and then
found its way TO the editorial rooms
upstairs
The night editor. with visions Of
busted press tore down the stairs
% the scene Of the disaster.
But the press was running and
kicking out papers a mile-a-minute
But over in one corner IS news
boys. each with a feature section in
his hand were raising Cain. And
wher the night editor appeared he
was suddenly the center OF the row
Each boy vas pointing 20 the pic
lures and story Of News-Times re-
por.ers who had gone to war.
We'll what about it," the n. C. e.
roarcd over the newsboys' roar
And then one Of them stepped
forward and after quieting his CO.
ho-ts started in 70 saw that the re-
porters weren't the only pebbles on
the beach when IL came 70 enlist
ing for Uncle Sam. He said there
were FIVE newsboys from The News
Times in soldiers ranks. and ne and
the rest Of his pals felt il no more
than proper that some recognition
should be given TO their patriotism
as well as that OF the reports.
The editor agreed with him and
told him to get the names Of the
! boys, their record and their pictures
and he would write them a story.
So the spokesman got the required
information and pictures and here
is the story.
Five Of The News Times news
| boys are today in the military ser
vice of the United States in some
/ branch or other. Three are in the
navy. one in the coast artillery and
one i'm the medical department. All
are volunteers, having laid aside
their newspaper bags for a gun since.
| last March.
Howard Roberts. is years old was
the first TO go. Howard enlisted as
a wireless apprentice March ,. He
, is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER
r Roberts. S14 Marietta ST When
last heard from Howard was on
the Eattleship Utah. at Norfolk. Va.
Alo Doktor. Is years old was next
to go. He enlisted in the medical
corps on April Is. He is the son
Of Mr. and Mrs Michael Doktor. 92S
" oak St Alo was at Fort Nc
| Pherson when last heard from
The day after DOktor enlisted
Charles Wuthrich followed suit.
| Charles picked the coast artillery
| for his field of action. Charles is Is
| years old and is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Wuthrich. 1876 s Main
/ st. He reported last from Fort Rod
man. New Bedford Mass.
Leo @. Henry was the next To hear
the call He Joined the navy as a
! second class seaman on April 10.
/ He is IS years old and his parents