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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-11-23

LONDON, Nov. 23-The situation
On the front southwest Of Cambria
is unchanged, says today's official an
nouncement.
Southwest of Ypres the British adj
vanced their lines slightly during the
night. Hostile raids attempted in the
night south of Neuve-C Chappelle
northwest Of St. Quentin and north
west of Pontruet were repulsed, feav-
ing prisoners in the hands of the
British.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, Nov. 22.-The enemy ar
tillery firing is more active along the
American sector. Shells in more than
normal number are falling on the rear
areas. In reprisal for the shelling of
the town in which is the American
headquarters, during which a shell fell
on an American regimental headquar-
ters, American guns sent shells into
The corresponding town behind the
German lines the next day.
Patrolling operations continue with
nightly excursions to the vicinity of
the German wire defenses, but the
Americans have failed to encounter
any Germans and no further casual
ties have been reported.
The officers who have served their
turn in the trenches with the battalions
already relieved have held a meeting
with the commander of the first con-
tingent and discussed their expert
ences. All agreed that actual train
ing in the trenches under fire is the
ideal method of acquainting officers
and soldiers with fighting methods.
ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTHERN ITALY, Nov. 23.-Heavy
fighting continues on the northern
line, centering along the low noun
tains above Monte Grappa. These sue
cessive mountains are proving to be
the same kind of natural barrier to the
enemy's swift advance that the sue
eessive rivers interposed before the
Piave was reached. Before the enemy
looms snow-capped Grappa held by the
Italians, which would be really for
midable obstruction should the lower
ranges be taken.
The name of this mountain inspires
a feeling of security among the peo-
pie, as it is taken from the local dia-
lect, its meaning being saw" The
crest looks like a saw with teeth
turned to the sky. 1t is toward this
natural mountain barrier that the
present mountain fighting is gradually
developing.
ROME, Nov. 25.-A great encirciing
attack was attempted yesterday by
the Austro-Gernan forrys against
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-11-23
MISS KIEHNE DIED AT
HOSPITAL LAST night
Popular Jackson Woman and
Noted Musician Succumbed
After Operation.

Miss Hermine Kiehne, for severa
years the Jackson correspondent fol
The Tribune, died at St. Francis hos
pital yesterday evening following ar
illness Of three weeks. She recently
underwent an operation at the hos
pital which was believed to be sue
cessful, but during the last two days
sne suffered sinking spells resulting
in her death yesterday evening.
The operation, it was said by the
relatives and the attending physician
proved successful and it was believed
at that time that although the con-
dition of the patient was grave, she
would gradually recover from the eff
fects of tbs ordeal and the ilment
for which she underwent - operation
Late Thursday she showed the first
symptoms of sinking.
Miss Kiehne was born IN Jackson
May %, 1876. She was the daughter
of the late DR.. William and Mrs. Ber-
tina kiesle. She was reared in Jack
son and spent her whole life in the
county seat. Besides her widowed
mother she leaves sister, Miss AL
ma kiehne, who resides with her
mother
Miss Kiehne was popular in Jack
son and in the entire county for her
musical talent. For years she has con-
Quoted school for music and her tai
ent as teacher as we'll as musician won
her wide reputation. She studied un-
der one of the most prominent mu-
Isicians of the country.
A few days before taking i'll Miss
kiehne's class in music gave a re-
cital at the Gem Theater in Jackson
and attracted wide attention and gen.
eral applause. The efficiency of the
teacher was reflected by the accom-
pllshments of her students She was
considered one of the best violin and
piano players in Jackson.
An announcement of the funeral ar
rangements will be made today. The
body will be removed to the residence
in Jackson this morning. Funeral ser
vices Will be held at the Catholic
Church in Jackson of which Miss
kiehne had been a lifelong devoted
member. 1t is believed the funeral
will be conducted Sunday or Monday
morning.
Besides her mother and sister Miss
kiehne is survived oy her uncle, A. ].
Tobler, of Jackson, and two aunts,
Mrs. Emma Buehrmann of st. Louis,
and Mrs. Klostermann of the Cape.
She also leaves q number of cousins
and other relatives.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-11-23
BRENNAN CHARGE DISMISSED
FOR WANT OF PROSECUTION
h1enville Man Pays Costs Of Felon.
ious Assault Warrant and Is
Freed.

The felonious assault charge that
was brought against ]. w. brennan Of
Allenville by his father-in-law, Walter
Groves, was formally dropped yester-
day when brennan appeared, before
Justice Of the Peace w. II. Willer and
paid the costs, thus far incurred by
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-11-23

score has convinced the coaches and
players that both teams are equally
matched and believe it fair that the
two teams be put in the field again
to test their strength and skill.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-11-23

the murder Of her father, today was
found not guilty in the superior court
Miss Karlson admitted shooting her
father, but declared she vas drivea
to it By years Of saist1eatmsnt md
cruelty to her Dssber and herself.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-11-23
SUBMIT SEPARATE
PEACE OFFER TO RUSSIAl 5
Italians Report German Assault
Were Repulsed-Italian Army
Preparing for Advance on Enc
my's Positions.

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN FLANDERS continuing
their advance against the German lines Flanders
British the further back driving
Tadpoe This bordering
du Nor also the British
Maeuvres Camb1ai
The Germans have attempted desperately the progress
British under the ag
have been beaten off with heavy
the of
the Italian front and planning cOunterc with
The of
about
the hospitals while still
BERLIN, London pa in
headquarters
this morning in the direction NIoeuves
village Of from Lafoe
miy Banux and Nendhue the Wa heavy
losses.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-11-23
DAUGHTER WHO KILLED
HER FATHER ACQUITTED

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Nov. 3D.
Miss Alice Karlson, on trial here for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-10
Chelsea

11SS Leon Leroy Allen, 1859 William
Henry Booth, 1870 Thomas F. Buckley,
1l91 Michael Edmund Cain. 1892 George
Courtemanche, 1882 Frank Earl Cheney,
1894 Guy Frederick Cheney, 1895 Geo
Newton Corbin, 1896 Lester Sherman
Carroll. 1877 Berthe Scofield Collins,
1893 Hugh Douglass Campbell, 1899
Grover ". Cooper, 1900 Charles Chase.
1901 Paul Drossel. 1909 Emile DUMAS,
1903 Raymond Erskine, 1904 Chas. H..
Erving, 1905 Harrison NJ. Gould. 1905
Frank W. Gorham, 1907 Grover Cleve-
land Getchell. 1903 Lyman Gardner,
1903 Marvin Leroy Harris, 1910 Albion
Earl Ransted Hayes. 1911 Harry E.
Heath. 1872 Geo. w. Hinckley, 1919
Frank C. Hassen. 1914 James Otis
Hates. 1915 Leander John Kirk. 1916
Clifton William Kenny, 1917 Chas. r.
r. Lizotte, 1918 William II. Lawrence.
1919 Raymond l.. Littlefeld 1920 Her
bert Morang, 1921 Percy Eimore Nor
gan, 1922 James w. Malaney, 1923
Chas. w. Miller. 1924 Leon F. Morang,
1925 Elko Nodck. 1926 Karl Otto, 1927
Arthur NJ. Plummer. 1928 Ernest Leroy
Kicker, 1929 Harry Dellas Robertson,
1890 Ernest Lee Ross, 1881 Archie T..
Robbins. 1882 Earl Reginal Sproul, 1898
Jesse L. Smith, 1924 Alfred Frederick
Willett, 1895 Austin Weikel, 1886 Will
liam w Winter, Jr., 1887 Nelson ].
Wilett, 1898 Ray MARI White. 1899
Geo r. Wellman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-10

Roscoe Elmer Jones. 1876 Wallace War
rem Jones. 1877 Albert Lacroix, 127o
Bartlett Allen Lamson. 1879 Scott Wes-
ton Lewis, 1880 Reed Jewett Mclean,
1891 Winfield Martin. 1882 Perley Roger
Merrill. 1888 Ralph E. Miller. 1854 Har-
ry Blame Mitchell. 1885 Hugh Pinkham
Mosher. 1886 Charles Bragg NOVEL;,
1887 Russell Erskine Northrop. 1855
Charles Allen Norton 1888 George E.
Odlin. 1890 Robert Everett Owen, 1921
Fred Allen Pierce, 1892 Fred Marshall
Plaisted. 1898 Lee Stanley Pullen. 1924
Ralph Vernon Record. 1895 Ruford AL
bert Reed, 1896 Harry Linwood Rich
ardson, 1897 George Edward Roberts,
Jr. 1898 John Earnest Sabine, 1925
Frank Robert Shorey. 1900 Frank Mer-
rill Stuart, 1901 Melvin Sturtevant, 1907
Percy Edwin Taylor. 1903 Ezera Michal
Thomas, 1904 Fred Clark Thurston. 1905
William Sylvester Tobey, 1905 Alphonse
Gilbert Tyler, 1907 Carol Erwin Ward
1908 William Edwin Ward. 1909 Isaac
Newyn Weber, 1910 Herbert Ear
Witham. 1911 Charles Howard York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-10

k1s Windsor Waterhouse Sawin. l52o Ern-
est Edgar shepherd. h60 Clarence Herman
Shepherd l52a Arthur Lewis White. 1873
Winfield Scott Waldron. 1884 Roscoe New
ell winslow. 1928 Ewart Lloyd Webb, ls2S
Elmer Eugene Yorke.
WARD FOUR-l527 Elliott Morrison
Andrews, 1875 Charles Ham Abbott,
1929 Hugh Joseph Andrews. 1880 Wal
ter Beauchiane. 1881 Walter Howard
Barrows, 1882 James Liddell Blair.
1888 Harry George Blake, 1854 Benja-
min Homer Blake. 1885 Guy Knox
Black. 1886 William Joseph Beau
chaine, 1887 Leo Richard Carey, 1888
Victor Robert Carey. 1889 George Ar
thur Clark, 1910 William Charles Cole.
1541 Willard NJ. GARNER 1912 Jessie
Alverdo Hallett. 1913 Harold Francis
Jordan, 1874 Rodney Roscoe Jordan.
l545 Samuel Spender Jordan, 1916 Levi
Jackson, l547 Charles Ralph Kittredge.
l54S Willard Alfonzo Kittredge, l5is
Henry Alvin Kittredge, 1850 Lindley
Herbert Latin, 1851 Wilfried Emry La
brie. 1852 Arthur Raymond Moore. 1888
Ralph L. Moore. 1854 George Burle'gh
Moulton, 1855 William Matthew, 1886
Ralph Edward Morgan. 1857 Walter
Frederick Moore, 1858 Ruben Perry.
1859 William Earl Paine, 1860 Harold
irwin Page, 1861 Glen r. Pierce. 1872
William Thomas Quinn. 1853 John Hen
ry Francis Quinn. 1864 Russell Henry
Richardson, 1865 George Herbert Riggs,
15e6 Chester Francis Straw. 1867 Audiss
Harrison Smith. 1865 Arthur Thomas
Trerembo. 1863 Clarence Cobb Town
send. $50 John Joseph Fougere. 1871
Joseph Nezina, 1872 Alvin ErvinS
White, 1879 Frank Henry White, 1874
Irwin Towle Ward.
WARD F1NE-l515 Alton w. Blais-
dell. 1876 Earle II BlaisdeN. I5,7 Dana
Farm Boothbv. 1873 William. Henry
Ruzzell, 1919 Benton Ami Roothhy, 1870
Daniel J. Cronin. 1881 James \. Cron-
in, 1852 Lester Franklin CrooSer. 1873
Edward David Crockett. 1854 John NJ.
Flasg, 1855 Fred Albert Furgeson.
1886 Robert A. Grover 1857 James
Warren Jones, 1883 Perlcy Freeman
icy, 1889 Fred Dana Lynn 1870 Cole
man Francis MCGOWAN, 1891 Flwood
George Rich. 1892 William Oliver Rip
ley, 1899 William James Rines. 1894 os-
car s. Smith. 1895 Ralph Waterhouse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-10
China

1910 Clarence Fred Abbott, 1241
Charles Blakely. 1912 Eugene George
Brann, l243 Forest tombstone Brown,
1914 Carl Ebert Burgess, 1245 Ray WILL
bert Clifford, 1916 Arthur Cloves, 1247
Roy Earle Coombs. 124s, Cecil Ray
Corey. 1249 Jasper Linwood Crommett,
1880 Lawrence Kinsman Crommett,
1881 Arthur Foster Davis, 1852 George
William Doe. 1888 Earl Raymond Dove,
1884 Harry Russell Drake. 1855 Arthur
Earle harrington 1856 Irving MetcaIf
Harrington. 1887 Charlton Bruce Fin
ley. 1858 Robert Abicha Fletcher. 1859
Joseph Napoleon Fortine. 1860 Charles
Franklin Freeman. 1851 Everett Eugene
'Goodspeed, 1852 Cony Samuel Haskell,
1853 Herbert Leroy Haskell. 1854 Myrtle
Manley Haskell. 1865 George Linden
Haslam. 1856 Lawrence Lewis Haslam,
1867 Frank Wilson Halves. 1858 Earl
John Hetherington. 1869 William
Choate Hisler. 1870 Harry Reed Hysom.
1871 Barclay Lincoln Jones. 1872 Charles
Alfred Jones, 1878 George wayland
Jones, 1874 Norman Bailey Jones. 1875
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-10
Clinton

1912 Edgar Ames. 1913 Laforest
Bailey. 1914 Harold Rowell Bean. 1915
Floyd Rowe BeSse, 1916 Aifonzo Dizcu
Brown, 1917 Arthur Shaw Brown. 1918
Howard kinsley Brown, 1919 Fred Ellie
Burns, 1920 Harold Wesley Cain, 1921
Benjamin Harrison Sayford, 1922 San
ford Clyde Colson, 1928 Alfred George
Crawford 1924 Charles Wesley Crum-
nett, 1925 John Humphrey Crummett.
1926 Alphonso William Dangler. 1927
Wilbur Henry Decker. 1928 Dwight
Ole Dixon, 1929 Earle Raymond Elliott,
1880 Earle Lafette Foster. 1881 Elmer
Leroy Gerald, 1882 Leon Warren Ger
aid. 1888 Simon +. Gerald 1884 Clar-
once b. Gibson, 1885 Samuel Cain Glib
son, 1886 Elmer Roy Goodale 1887
John Tavern Goodale. 1888 James New
hall Greene, 1889 Charles Mark Greene,
1910 Emery Dewitte Hall, 1341 Ivol Jo-
seph Hall, 1912 William Weston Hall,
lS4S CarroN Harding. 1874 Lloyd Ar
mold Harmon. 1345 Floriman Mason
Hathaway, 1886 Harold Atwood Hig-
gins. l347 Royal Merritt Hodgdon, 134S
Carl Alfred Hodgdon, 1349 Clarence
Clison Holt, 1850 Edwin Charlie Holt.
1881 Everett Guy Holt, 1852 Frank
Raymond Holt. 1858 Ivan Alton Holt.
1854 Irwin Miron Holt. 1855 Charles
Melvin Jewell. 1856 Evellen Joseph
Jones, 1857 Milan Alvroe Jones, 1858
Fmmons Burton Joy. 1859 Ival Elroy
Kendall 1860 John Willis Lander, 1861
Lyndon Vaughn Lander. 1852 Hardin
Lewis. 1868 Carroll Isreal Lincoln. 1854
Arthur Luville Mari, 1865 Olan Ivory
Mari, 1865 Carroll Mc1Alister. 1867 Hen
~ Woodman Mckenney. 1868 Carroll
Y. Merrill. 1869 Walter Eliab Morrison,
1870 Shirley Carpenter Mason. 1871
Carroll Everett Nelson. 1872 Don Geo
Mutt. 1873 Philip Dalton Mutt, 1874
Everett Harry Pencil. 1875 John Ros-
coe Perkins, 1876 Perley Roslyn Pierce
1877 Alton Pooler. 1873 Russell H
Priest, 1879 Carl A. Proctor, 1880
Blaine Richardson, 1881 Lee Richard
son, 1882 Clarence George Kicker, 1888
bartholomew Joseph Sirois, 1884 Frank
Dallas Spinney,, 1888 Percy Paros
Stewart. 1885 John F. Stinchfeld. 1887
Seth Varney Stratton. 1888 Fred Lar
RE Tardiff. 1889 Berlin G. Thirston
1890 George Chester True. 1891 John
True, 1892 Harold Warren Watson
1908 Archer Earle Weymouth. 1894
Fred EVillett, 1895 Frank Harold Will
lev, 1896 Frank Clark Worcester, 1897
Clarence Young
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-10
Randolph

1895, Alfred Parker Abbott 1897 Clyde
Elmer Ames. 1898 Charles Everett AL
len, 1899 Alfred Holmes Bunker. 1900
Bourbeau. 1902 Frank Everett Brown,
1903 Casper Dwight Royington 1904
Robert Raitler, 1905 Derwood Earl
Russell. 1906 George Vincent Burke.
1907 Ralph Buzzell, 1908 Arthur White
Bookings. 1909 Herbert Frank Cool
idge. 1910 George Fremont Cookson.
1911 Fred Albert Carleton. 1912 William
Jefferson Clark, 1913 Aime Caulomh.
1914 Harry Eugene Cooper. 1918 Fred
Purdy Carr. 1916 John Linwood CLANCY.
1917 Arthur Bradford Cunningham.
1913 Lewis Percy Cheney, 1919 John Ed
ward Downing. 1920 Ralph Caleb Dean,
1921 Ralph Berton Dale. 1922 Daniel Jo-
seph Bowling. 1923 Edward Lindsay
Dudley. 1924 Harry Derry, 1925 Herman
Mayhem Davis. 1926 Pearl Lee Durgin.
1927 Frederick Lewis Downing. 1923
John Clarence Bowling. 1929 George
Frederick Emery. 1880 Howard Willis
Eastman, 1881 Max Ellis. 1882 Dexter
Roscoe Fowles, 1888 William Arthur
French, 1884 Irving Ray Fossett, 1895
Earl David Fossett. 1886 Harlon Mel
vim Fossett. 1887 Leslie Alva Fovles.
1888 John Randall Foster 1889 Ernest
Leroy Goodspeed, 1910 George Wash
ington Gordon, 1641 Gordon +. GalIcrt.
1912 Lee Warren Goggin 1913 George
William Goggin. Jr.. 1874 Walter Ed
ward Goodwin. 1915 Philip Lewis Gard
ner. 1916 Ray Harold Hinkley, le47 John
Wilson Hinckley, 164S Harry Guy
Hathaway. 1919 Ralph Deforest Hutch
ings, 1850 Albert Ames Hartman. 1851
Frank Samuel Naimans, 1852 Charles
Leslie Hatch. 1853 Philip Herbert. 49,;
Arthur George Horne. 1855 Charles
Henry Huntington. 1856 Milton Will
liam Ireland, 1857 Walter David Jones.
1858 Garfield Velours James. 1859 Raw
mond Hale Jones. 1860 Percy Linwood
Lint. 1861 Joseph Levin, 1862 BENJAMIN
Levine. 1863 Georme Lomar, 1854 Frank
Landry. 1865 Morris Edward Millett.
1855 Ralph Albert Miles. 1857 Charles
Everett Murray, 1863 Charles Flwvn
Morgan, 1869 James Augustus Morang,
1910 Ward sumner Marrow, 1911 Fu-
gene Lorengo Morgan, 1872 Orrin HAYES
Mcneil, 1873 George Francis MELON
aid. 1914 Edmund Chancey Potter. 1875
Lester Earl Perry, 1876 Herbert r
Pare. 1877 Walter Alwills Page. 1873
James Leonard Pratt. 1879 WILDER Har-
rison Preble. 1850 Albert Martin Push
ard, 1851 Eibridge Raymond Ranks. 1882
Wesley Eugene Swift. 1888 Leroy John
Slower. 1854 Alton Alexander Story.
1856 Frank Reginald Seavey, 1886 Her
bert Arthur Sherman. 1857 Fuller Gus
tavus sherman, 1858 Joseph Andrew
Shaw. Jr., 1859 James Edward Thorn.
ton. 1880 Harvey Forest Thompson,
1851 Bert Leland Tennev. 1892 Robert
Henry Williams. 1888 Ernest Robert
York, 1894 Frank William Zeigel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-10
Albion

! L.nwood F. Abbott, Voyle E..
ABBOTT. Olive Edward Bagley. 4
C.aude Erwin Barker. Clyde Nelson
Barnes, George B. Barnes, Mer-
ION Lynlie Bickmore, Everett Clifton
Brown. Arthur Elmar Chalmers. 10
Clarence Miah Chalmers, IL Dwight
sr.man Chalmers, IL Burleigh Rheu-
IN Coie. l3 Peter A. Conroy, IA Err
res. l.. Coolson. Is Herman A. Crum-
nett l6 Clarence Manly Currier, II
Harry Merrill Dow. IS Chester Leroy
Tar't. 70 Myron F.. Fowler, 81 George
r hammond. 20 Virgil Maynard Gould,
- Arthur W. Harding. % Melvin c.
HARRISON. "a Albert p. Higgins. Is Geo.
s Higgins, 2s Sidney G. Higgins, 81
Clarence Fairbanks Howard. % Wal
r E.In Hunt, % Elmer c. Hussey.
".4Ycnce w. Hussey. 81 Forrest
"r|.Hcton Hussey. 80 Willis Burton
n ssry. 30 Thaddeus & Kimball. 81
Tie1r 0rimaCdcl Knights. 35 Harold
H4rrenk knights. 36 John Wesley
IN -tts. 81 John RAYMOND Larrabee,
'.arence Earl Libby. 80 Earl Lin
I'd Malcolm. 40 Charles G.. Nctcalf.
n Horace Elwood Morrill,. AZ Charlie
ri" lrd Olson. 43 Charles Walter
.-Nv, ~ ROYAL Edward Reed, As
William r. Robinson, 46 Porter Ray
"a~4 Sanborn. AZ Albert Augustus
S-rhner. AZ George Hartwell sennett,
- Henry Payson Shay. so Ray F..
S''0o. II Carroll a. Smiley, 50 Claude
f. Sr1uldine. 50 Vernon Leroy Stearns.
= Henry Whiting Taylor. IS Clifton
ir"' Wentworth. So Franklin Raymond
"f'aker, 81 Willis .. Written. So Geo.
I'm Witham, 50 Ralph Arthur Witham.
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Foowns are First District registrants under the Draft
act The numbers are those which will go to Washington
selection mere presumably by the jury wheel system It should
be understood that this list does constitute the actual
but merely the arrangement of eges to permit of selection
by their numbers. - -'1
The following list giving each mans number PRECEDING
his name includes Albion Augusta, Benton Chelsea China
Clinton, Haowe, Randolph Pittston Unity Plantation Va
salboro, Windsor, Wnslow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-10
Pittston

1895 Harold Burkhardt Boyd. 1896 Fred
erick Joseph Barrett, 1897 Benjamin
Francis Babb 1893 Lester John Brown,
1893 Harry Austin Dodge, 1900 Walter
Bradbury Cunningham. 1901 Ray Rob
ert Castor, 1902 Jesse Holbrook Clark,
100 Edward Daniel Curran. 1904 Carlos
Edward Clough. 1905 Frank Edwin Col
burn. 1905 John Albert Cunningham.
1907 Vincent Campbell. 1908 Walter
Chase Dockendorff, 1909 James Melville
Emerson, 1910 Herbert Thomas Cod
win. I'LL Raymond Ernest Heath, 17i2
Frank Alvin Hayes. 1713 John Alexand-
er Hastings. 1714 Willard Harrison
Hunt. l715 Albert Clark Hinckley. 1915
James Lawrence. l717 irving Bennett
Lint. IT'S Loren Alton Moody, 1919
Clarence Herbert Moody. 1920 Ernest NJ.
Moore. 1921 Linwood Campbell Moore.
1922 Eugene Morang. 1928 Joseph Harry
Newton. 1924 Irving Wilbert Reed, 1725
Harold Frank Reed. 1876 Charles Henry
Roth, 1877 Writ Meservey Reed, 172s
John William Scott. 1929 Ellis starks.
1880 Emery Boynton Scott. 1871 Henry
Arthur Starks. 1892 Fred Augustus
Shea, 1873 Paul Gustave Herman Tosch.
1884 John Elwood Troop. 1875 Raymond
Augustin Trueworthy. 1875 Fred Farr
Wodell.
Unity Plantation
1897 Alton Winfield Libby, 1898 Eber
Cook REYNOLDS
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VaSsalbOrO

1888 Raymond Carlton Alley. l74e Al
bert Lee Ballard, 1741 Frank Bragg. 1742
Bert Bragg. 17i3 Fird Bragg, l74s
Nicholas Lneten Berry. l745 Edward
CONTINUED on Page 1o-colunn u
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Unity Plantation

1887 Alton Winfield Libby, 1888 Eber
Cook Reynolds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-03
RICHMOND WASTES
MORE FOOD NOW;
OTHER CITIES SAVE

Washington, September House
hold waste In the United States, as
indicated by garbage statistics. has
fallen OF from 25 to 81 per cent in
all hut twelve of hfty-nine cities where
census has been taken. f, was re-
ported today by the food administra
tlon The reports are for July and
the aggregate population Of the cities
reaches more than 21,o00.o6o. Rich
mond. Va, is one OF those where the
waste has increased.
The greatest percentage Of saving is
shown by san Diego. Cal, where the
total collections OF garbage for July
This year reached only IS per cent of
these fer the corresponding month
last year. Ten other cities showed de-
creeses OF % rer cent or more,
rotably Wheeling Portland. Ore. ;
Charleston. ( c. Grand Rapids,
Mich. Columbus. o. Lincoln, Neb,;
savannah Brockton Mass. Daven-
port la and Mobile
Springfield, III. leads all the cities
where Increases are reported with 5S
rer cent The other cities where in
creases were noted are Tonkers,
schenectadx.- Waterbury. Kansas City
Mo. Peoria. Richmond, Va; Berk-
ley Norfolk. Dayton Houston and
Trenton. y J.
The total collections from the fftv-
nine cities for July. 1917, were 1885,
tons and for that month in 1915. al7,-
SIS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-03
AUGUST WAS Busy
MONTH FOR CONGRESS

washin gton. Sept . - Last
month congress passed the follow
ing important bills
Appointing q food dictator.
Taking a census of the nations
food supply.
Authorizing the president to di-
rect priority in Shipments.
Increasing the interstate COM
merce commission from seven TO
nine members.
Appropriating s27o0o.00 for
river and harhor work.
The senate also.
Adopted a constitutional amend
ment submitting the question Of
national prohibition to the states.
Began consideration OF the s2,-
60o,o00,00o war revenue bill which
will be voted upon this week.
Passed a resolution authorizing
diplomatic negotiations looking to-
ward drafting alien slackers.
The house:
Resumed regular sessions in or
der to take ND the sll.500. 900 600
bond bill. which was reported Sat
urday.
Received from the commerce
committee the bill insuring the
lives OF American fighting men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-03
tlAB0R.OAY PICNIC
At FOREST HILL PARK
MAY BREAK RECORDS

The picnic given under the auspices
Of the Central Trades and Labor coun-
ell will feature the Labor day cele-
bration today, an extensive program
having been announced by the COM
mtttee in charge. This committee met
YESTERDAY afternoon and completed
levery detail of the big entertainment
10 be staged at Forest Hill. Prepare
tions have been made to accommodate
more than $4,000 people. and it is
expected that a record breaking at
tendance will mark the day
Entertainment OF all kinds mas been
programmed by the committee. ana
there will be something doing all the
time for everybody. Dancing viii be
I, IN progress from o'clock to o'clock.
and again at s p. NJ. to ii p. M,
with music by Kessnich's orchestra.
Some Of the principal events are as
follows:
Races start at r. M.
Baby show at $50 p. NJ Judges:
Harvey A. White. DR.. d. G. Wilson,
and Roscoe b. Greenway.
Tuga Of war at s. F. Ms P--Crit-
ger, H. D. Moffett, G. J. Hughes and
C. p. selden.
Prise dance---cne-step--s P. M:
prise dance--fox trot--1t p. NJ.
{ Judges; 9. L wilcox, &. r. Critxer
ena J. = latham