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The Detroit times., 1917-07-05
BY CARL d. GRoAT.

STAFF Correspondent United Press
WASHINGTON. July 5.-Tmmedi-
ate necessity for smashing the Ger
man spy menace today caused the
government 10 order quick organ
zation OF an entirely new secret
police system-the national intelii-
gence service
IN includes the operatives OF the
state, war and navy and justice do
rartmenfs.
The Others. while retaining their
cparate organizations under their
own chiefs. will cooperate iD tho
.Dv hunt They viii meet daily,
p hen information gathered by each
branch Will be placed al the dis
eoqal OF the entire government ser
vice.
In its WORKING the new body viii
bo similar 20 Scotland Yard in Great
Britain.
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CLEVELAND July 2 H1gp go.
refpta 900 hend market l5Hffr
higher. workers.. iit75D11 - ff.-
ID sf54nNi550 medipma 'ifEr I
1880 snfra ssf425 rouPhs tf8 ~
afsRa SO - Cattle Eerrirfa fnf
cars. market elowe~ sheep ari
lamb Receipts cars. market slow
nnd sfcadv top tiS calves re
ceirts. 7fe head market slow t~1
efcafv tor. ti5Ts
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Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL srocKyARDs


DETROIT. July Cattle Market
dull, z5a50c lower than last Wee
ali uuOtaflons are for grass stock
best heavy steers Si0uiI best
handy weight butcher steers sfU
e-5 mixed steers and heifers s. ~ q
handy light butchers. s1ds light
butchers $50 "a best cows. s. % q
g butcher cows Ss501- common
cows. Ssas5O Gamers. s. n SO. best
heavy bulls IS bologna bulls s
75Q stock bulls. tSu7 FEEDER s. Z
sprfnners s5Ods0 Veal calves Mar
ket steady. best grades. il5r p,
others teuii sheep and lambs Mar
ket CSC lower. best lambs $3.50 far
lambs. t4T15 light 20 common
lambs ti7di3 yearlings, tlQN
fair 20 good sheep. Ssrs50. oulls and
common 80 HoEs Market steady
pigs sital425 mixed grades. sl5n
fs-5
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RUTH MCLEAN TO
BE SECRETARY IN
HOSPITAL UNIT

Mrs Frances Boynton Whitton
and Miss Ruth Day Mclean left De
troit Thursday for an eastern city
% await orders 10 sail for France
with the Harper base hospital unit
Mrs. whitton and Miss Mclean. the
latter the step-daughter ~ Dr An
gus Mclean. will serve in the unit
As private secretaries.
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cnrcAoo nrT,rra M,nKrr

CHICAGO. iuiy Butter Exfra-
3fis- nrsts $50. dairy extras. 4l
3sc. frats 79n ng4fto to. Eyre Hr.rrl
nrdfnnrf. CON GHc hrsts. sfNfT
Cheese Twins 22ta 2 23c Frlru
Americas 24u4ft4c Live poiItrr
Bowls ifc. ducks ffM i1c Eeear
nIfc springs Z5n 1sc. turkFva. fFA
Potatoes Receipts q CARS nrs
new t2ul5 old iint 30
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aa.k. and Trssf cempsnIes

The following nrms are privileged
eo execute orders on the exchange:
w. E. Moss & Co. Carlyle q Povah.:
Geo. M. West a. Co.. r. Y. Maccrone
n,our a Co, w. B. Mclaughlin. Mer-
riIl' Lynch 4 Co.. w. A. Hamiin Co.
VIM. A. Neer & Co.. Sinclair Couls
Wendell. Mulkey q Co, VIM. III. Rose
= Co, r. X. Peiton Co.. Joel stock
Ard q Co, Bennett. Smith 4 Co. w.
ii Reilly & CO.. Matthew Finn, A. W.
wallace a. Co. Lewis q. Gorton. Bel
ion. woodruff g. Co., Besncr. Cramer
SHuehl. Dodd. Martin Co. oHara
Ferriss 4 Co. webb. Lee Go.
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East BrFr.Io LIVE STOCK

EAST BUFFALO. y T. july o.
Cattle Receipts 800; market very
er grades. t70li7s cows 80
2 so Calves Receipts. 300. market
slow. &c higher. Gull u choice 81
1880 sheep and lambs Receipts.
400. market slow and steady choice
lambs. 25ai55O Gull 70 fair. s. r
l5 yearlings. t0Gi2 sheep. 8
1925 Hogs Receipts 400 market
active 30 q zoe higher. yorkers. 81
irfs heavy tfsis11s35 rougn7.
tf4ni4 stags il2 80 d13.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. July 5.-sHogs Receipts.
% 6OH. market strong 5n i0c hfGNer.
rnfrsd and butchers iias5di50 0s.
good heavv. ti4sOGis rough h~avr
titb5q1s light. tfffN4 4f555 pEs
gfld1Als Cattle Receipts. 10
market steady % strong bort
ss257t7s0 rows and heifnrs 49,
ffff 80. sfockers ard feeders g. on
aS0 calves 10 t00i- 2F sNcsp ie-
refpts f1h00. market. steady. no.
.fve f--5dt075 weatcrn. ,s2f1f
lambs Si0dJG50. western SO in
q =
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Sugar Market

suxars-DetroH Wholesale prices.
Crystal dominocs 2-lb. Sis 90, t-iO.
ff1; Eagle tablets. 5000 cut loaf.
i10j5. cuboa. 50 t5; NNNN powdered.
lated, extra cOtrsc. SS66 do. me in
bulk. $500. a.. 26-lh. c0tfonH. s. 20.
crystal domino gran. 9Th. and 5-ib.
cartons IN case. IS. Q, crystti DON'T
no gran. n r cases. 50. diamond a.
Sast. confcctioners' A. sSf5. No. 4.
{2so. Noll s. sS45 No. s. $50. No. Z.
Sss6. No g. 81. 20. No Q. SS.25; No. 80.
ss.eO; No.-ff IS is No. l2r.SNto. No.
5eyfS 0S. Mo- Ia SgN5. No. rs. fSo5;
noa-cstirg nixfurc. $50 beet grap :
uiafrd. yET6 p6T TuH u U0U4sTOII
nowd.. Ia. "a 20 case. i2.to a.. as
Il case. si7b per casc.
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I iFNNUkr AN'f carry nAf Ffr MAN NAaN
and spondlngiy nrm In the way
! of berries thv market was well sup
piled with straw berries. as the nome
grown crop ls nov ready, and red
rarpherrteS were also fairly plenti-
ful. bur aside from this there was
not much Offering New apples are
coming in freely Cantalnupes ave IN
shurdant supply and The vegetable
list because 90 the holiday, was
rather poorly rllcd
AppIe--Nsw. s25O box
Bananas 5000 shiPpioE stock.
5 IL 81 II 10
B-aa.-Dr'ed Llmss. tic 10.
Berries -Huckleherries 50 per "a
OF case. red raspberries - pts. 81,
Black rasphvrries. "a ats it5o.
California FraIts Cherries, 81 SO q
: peaches. s. apricots. 32.5e, plums.
Dressed Caive. - Fancy. country
dressed. 2cF2le choice. lsgise COM
mon 16Qlsc 10.
Fresh Vegetable. - Pa dishes 900
pers hot house. NfcRSi carrots. soc
doz cauliaower sass cor cabbage.
g. 5gS-5 crate tomatoes. s. Is per
basket crate asParssns. sections
ions zoe dot green peas home
Crap Fruit-,' soos per crate.
Henssy.1IsAney white isSi'c' eA-
Hsy-Dstrolt shippers are paying
the following prices Tor sslsd hav IN
,hy. l,,i-'Ogis. oa sgsn%ara .i%s;9y sEaa y
No : timo,hy. si55orls. 10 | mixed
ti4soqls, NJ. ; mixed. Si0Gla, No.
/ clover. sl3.S09It. rye straw, to.Ss
Oh wheat spd cat straw. tsools
'i-mon.-s575as.5 per box
I,,ae.-,i.:ocis5 per 100.
Melons Rockyfords ponies -
standards $3.50 watermelons 2'g
,st.-walnuts 2ogale Mmoncs
isG 2Oc: niherts lsalsc. Braxtls.
is6 2Oc, peeAns. i5Glse 10; nut nut
.sa, 5s, 'o So p.sn6s sTt9e sos Ai9oHS SssnuSa
rossted. fancy. i.c: Jum~o. lfc ID
Oranges alenclas, s'2og Go per
onlon, Texas BermudAs. 'is5s
Feacse. Georgia. $3.50 per s-bas-
Plnespple.-s35ogs per case.
Potatoes southern White, 500
roultr, Brothers esaaoc light
weights t4d -bc. No hens. - 9 &c
iight weights ls6t2c stags 10
iSc roosters l5G &c. ducks q -2c
straw berr,e.-is-qt. cases. ,i75a
per case
JORRING rRICES
Canned Goeds-AppisS tss per
fancy Maine. SO 100, sttndard. tiso;
table beets. 81 rs Lao, peas, taney
early June. si.s5 .almon. tall. s2to;
yis5. Tomatoes. standard, 81 SO dos
Ssntos standard, lsClsc
medium. is62oc fancy 20 q 2se Rio.
i.lS. tins IS isc 10.
Feed-In 00-io sacks Bran. ~,
standard niddlings, hi. rne mid
dliugs s44 cracked corn tss coarse
cornmeai. SIS, corn and oats chop
''r F,ooa-Psr o Iss lbs. in y paper
seconde ,l35o. straight us 20 :
spring wheat patent. .i475 rye nour.
1880 per bhi
oii.-I.inseed oil. raw. 81 10. b0ilsd.
Iyl2f gal Kerosene. iron barrels.
&c. gasoline. 2O-c.
ProvisIons- Mess pork $40 fAmiiy
/ pork. s42G 43c. clear backs so 2 ~ .
| hams 24d2sc briskets e = . % =
| picnic hams 20 q 81 nc bacon. 81 ~
| 5sc lard in tierces 22l kettle
Hide.-No. cured hides, 2lc. No
! green hides i7c. No. I cured bulls,
/ i6c: No. green bulls. i2c. No. !
cured veals kip. csc. No. green veal
/ kip. zoe. No. cured murraln. 2lc.
No. green murrain. Il nc; 10. !
| cured calf, SIC, No green cali. SOC.
No. horse hides s. No. horse
| hides s. NJ. tallow. 1sc No. :
tallow. 10 10. No hides. ic on
| No. kip and cAif. ii1c on sheep
skins Gas 20 amount wooD. 25c gt5 80.
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TOLEDO July r Hogs TnraI-f
Iignt market 2ne- higher hnal...
sfeHlsle ne4liHmR $3.50 ais. va-l
ers So 5rrr15Ti good plgp sf.
1850 Calves strong sheep rr
lambs steafy
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-Nsas,N r,t-fff--r-rr-rr r.rsr.y-

NEW YORK. July g. Rutter fHe.
ier receipts 80 dayal 7Q5ff cream.
cry extra. 7kikc. creamery. special
market 3s1s ~ 59i5c state dairy
tubs 11n 3sr limitation cream s..
frsts 34i4 H8-c Eggs quiet rr
ccfpts 90 darsI 26222 nearby wtfr
fancy. f0H SIC nearby mixed fancy
3fT31c fresh arsts. 35ts u3fc.
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Detroit bank clearings for Thurs
day were. sll .is5.s22 70. Total clear,
lngs for 1917 10 date arc sl.407. .l0i.-
$50 -. As againft si.0i6. .233 $3.50
for the corresponding period IN 1916
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t4hn wore offered o. csc with no
EuEs Fresh Michigan frsfe h,
eht plrE caseE 30 cratAs offered 10
7eti wift 12tfc hid 20 crates of-
fereI ~ eAc. wi't 32Nr bid Fresh
Nf.ts candlcd iN0 Crstes nncrcd-aL
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TOLEDO GRAIN

cash. s240. July s20a September
$50 Corr Cash. SIS July, yls7
sertoruher siSf December. s. Is
Oats cash ,sAg July = nc Sep
feruher. r77sc Rye Cash. 81
Clgverseed cash. ti0a5 October
81 SO. Decerr ber. sl13s Alsike
cash 81 Timothy Cash. - 55
putter Brick creamery 7siac, tuh
creamery. 3fc Eggs Fresh cand
led 35c fancy selects SIC. Hay
Unchanged.
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NAVY MEN
CLEARED|N
SPY HUNT
No One In the Service
Could Have Tipped
U-ROats

WASHINGTON. July 5.-se.
cret services Of the state, war.
navy and justice departments
will be consolidated into ma.
tional intelligence bureau for
the purpose Of corn bing out the
German spies now operating in
this country, Il was announced
today.
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NcnI-roN- -MARkEr

PrfntiuR-the plain neat kind-thst
e. right-Time- Job Dept--Msin $50.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05

NEW YORK. July Shat
there are several Of Germanys
ablest spies operating in this
country is the view OF many
government officials here today
who have In the past been busy
running down alien plotting.
The secret service agencies Of
the government are busy in
nationwide search for the per
son or persons who gave Ger
many the information of the
sailing OF transports bearing
American troops 70 France.
officials here believe these
spies are not listed as enemy
aliens" but as American decls-
rants who hav. their first or
second papers.
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Prtntink-the plain neat kind--ths
u rtGbt-Time. Job Dept.-MAin 452n
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rLGI> BurTra

BryoTN, M. June 40 Rutter' All
sales ~ ts 10. decrease II nc from
xest w~ek.
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DETROIT July 5.-The carly gram
market was quiet and no change
was reported in prices or general
conditions liverpool prices are un-
changed and the tone = easy
oats were active and strong in the
carly trading and hisher prices we're
r7aae The corn market was report
ed strong also and demand was good
sf western pctnts Liverpool report
"a an increase IN offerings OF ton
mage and an Increase IN stocks ow-
From an parts ~ the wheat acreage
in this country reports are favorable
Tire southwest Is gathering and
ffreshlng a heavy crop of the nnesi
quality and spring wheat Is rnaAns
the best II progress.
Milling demand Ia quiet There
WAS a little increase In buying a
few days ago but grain men say
mllers are not sn active IN buying
and general trade ia slow. The move
meme ~ not large Neither buyer
nor farmer appears anxious % do
business lust now. both waiting 70
sec what the z0vernr1ent - going g.
DO. The prevailing feeling IN ne
trade is that low prices are 20 be
liked Minneapolis reports mills do
NIX iittle and general cash demand Is
cash and July wheat were weak
ash lost lNC and july was lnCnAnk
ed September was Arm and gained
Corn advanced Sc and oats Iisc
Cash beans were bid ID soc
Thursday wheat quotations Cssr
10 red s. 60 July opened without
change az y ~ ana declined 20 81 o'
and closed ar $50 SePtem Der open
"a at sis- ard advanced 20 'l9o
80 : white 81 235.
Thursdays coarse grain Quota.
lions corn. cash No. ? il-7a Ne
yellow siSl hid. No yellow
tf79l. pats Standard opened A
7si4c and advanced 20 7ti1c No
white -4c No white. TIC. Rye
Cash 40 2. s225 B~ars Inne-
eiate and prompt shipment. IS 81 BID
october. So 50 BID Seeds Prime rcd
clover. SO so October sil.5o alsike
$3.50. timothy, $3.50
Receipts In the Detroit market On
cars % wheat. ; % corn. % 81 oats
of rye and 5 ~ hay Shipu1ents
were 1000 bbls ~ -four stocks are
fsa non hu ~ wheat $4,000 bu ot
corn. f0l 900 hu ~ oats and 10000 ou
~ rye
Exports q wheat and four Thurs
aav e15. .00Agbu
worlds Wheat visible supply. q
SO 600 bu decrease for the week
Thursday's wheat receipts pu-
luth ? cars against 10 year ago
Minneapolis 2s2 cars against 2is
winnipeg. fi4 cars. against 5T2 Chi
cauo 56 cars. against u
Primary wheat receipts were e2s
GOO hu against s0e 600 hu year ago
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Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, July 5-The winter
future. JAly wheat. was on the mar
ket today for the first time since
this seasons crop has been quoted.
This future is practically cash
wheat now
September wheat was down IS
from tuesdays close. az s. -. but
later was higher.
Wgfh favorable weather conditions
over the corn belt and active buy
.nc locally July corn opened Is
.i.l.r az S1.59 IS. and later was
Pills. 1ighcr september opened at
l-, dt,n al Sl.50 u, and later Was
A- higher December opened o-s
down. Do sllQ5-s. and later was .
Oat moved about he same as
corn oG sr opening. bur vas only
,l.-ht, higher later lul, opened
unchanged at fs is. and later Was
f-> hicher Sep'en Der opened l-N
down ar 11- and later Was
rIrEer noc.mhs- opened IS down.
t aul letter Ras 4 Us higher
Pro. i-Ions We're steady on "a high.
cr hos market
,.,.rr4 SeQtemcer up 5'sc
Corn uIs ur ~"PtrnioFi w
4r- ua.t.lhrr ur SIC oats jHlN
.r tr, -eptruber up u, l'eeem per
.n prcSIFi ms. steady.
o.e+aNons hy Hcrnblover ( Wee x
F.f. open High Low close
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Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations by Hornblowcr a. Weeks.
July 5 Open High Low CLuse
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Produce

The poultry market Father uneS-
pecredly cleaned pp on Tuesday. and
az no shipments were made on the
holiday the market Was bare ~ Of
ferinEs for early buyers Thursday.
and CORES spondlngiy hrm In The way
or berries the market was well sup
piled with straw berries. as the home
grown crop ls now ready. and red
rarpherrteS were Glso fairly plent-
ful... but aside from this there was
not much Offering New apples are
coming in freely Cantaloupes are In
a hurdant Supply and the vegetable
list because 90 the holiday. was
rather poorly nllcd
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HOSPITAL VOLUNTEERS
N0T.EXEMPT FROM DRAFT
Ruling From War Department Az.
fects Plans for DR.. Nc
Cures Unit.
LATER BECOME PART OF ARMY
DIR. Mcclure VIII, Return From
!: Washington Thursday, When Plans
& for Medical College Base Hospital
Will Be Pushed vigorously.
Base Hospital Members
Not Exempt: From Draft

After returning from Washington
Inst night, DR.. j. Il. Gcisinger, who,
In the absence of, the director, DR..
Stanrt Afct:uire, tn in charge of the
affairs OF the Medical College of
Virginia Bnsc Hospital. Issued the
following stntement,
] .War Department. has definitely
decided not to exempt from draft
amy members of bnse hospitals not
'tn active aerviee. Contrary TO our
hope and previous belief, there
fore, VIC cannot hold In this organi-
Sation any persons called on the
hrst draft, although they may have
alreH1y enlisted e.. memberahip in
the personnel of the base hospital.
Explanatory letters will be sent Mt
once to NIL who hive enlisted up to
this time. but as some OF these may
be summoned by exemption bonrds
before the mnil delivery, this
method OF preliminary notification is
adopted. Members of the unit SO
summoned nre instructed that we
now have no authority to claim
their exemption. anG TINT conse-
Suently they will be immediately
! released from their obligations TO
the bnHe hospital"
~, J. F. GEISINGER,
Acting Ad;utnnt.
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/ Artillery.
Batteries A and B. District of CO.
lumbia Field Artillery.
Batteries A. b. c, d. and L, Virginia
Field Artillery.
One provisional cavalry regiment.
consisting Of the First Squadron, New
Jersey Cavalry: First Squadron. Dis
trict Of Columbia Cavalry. ana First
Squadron. Virginia Cavalry.
Provisional engineer battalion. con-
sisting of Companies A. b and c. New
Jersey Engineers.
Provisional battalion signal CORPS,
consisting Of Company A. District Of
Columbia Signal Corps: Company A.
Virginia Signal Corps, and First Field
Company and Company A. Now Jersey
Signal Corps.
Field Hospitals. No. I, of New Jersey.
Maryland and Virginia.
Ambulance Companies, No. /, of
Maryland and Virginia.
SENIOR BRIGADE COMMANDER
DESIGNATED AS COMMANDER
The senior brigade commander has
been designated as commander i'm the
following order issued by the Depart
ment OF the East:
The senior brigade commander will
assume command of all troops in tho
Twenty-ninth Division, an6 the COM
handing officers OF ALL regiments and
other organizations pertaining to the
division, whether or not in the Federal
service on July 25. 1917. will report
to the division commander for orders
Tho division commander will at
once assume charge Of the administra-
ton OF military justice in his division
Retained charges and correspondence
relating to charges now in the hands
OF trial judge-advocates Of general
courts-martial which have been ap-
proved In regiments OF this division in
the Federal service prior to July rs.
1917, Will be forwarded to the division
commander by the judge-advocates.
The trials completed by these courts
prior to July IS. 1917. and not finally
acted upon at these headquarters, will
be forwarded to the division COM
mander for action.
Upon completion OF organizations.
the division commander will promptly
wire these Headquarters Of division
and brigade headquarters and names
of commanders Of each"
General Vaughan has been in the
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the personnel occurs no moving drafts

the personnel occurs no moving, drafts
will affect the hospital.
Application for membership with
this understanding. should be made at
once to DIR. Geisinger, who stated last
night that the hospital would need,
in addition to ward attendants. expert
mechanics. good cooks. electricians,
BARRIERS, tRilors. plumbers. and many
others. To some OF these advancement
beyond the ordinary work and pay Of
private Will be possible at q later date.
Practically all statements concerning
tho base hospital are equally nppli-
cable TO the ambulance company which
is also to be organized in Richmond
In the matter OF medical students 1t
has been generally assumed that the
interests of the government would DO
best conserved by keeping them in
college, so as not TO interrupt tho
graduation OF physicians now SO badly
needed in the army. AS u matter Of
fact this appears to be the attitude of
ompting medical students from draft
was somehow omitted from the con-
gressional enactment, and -aow no
power short of the President himself
can save the situation. In tho mean
time such students as are drafted will
have no choice but to go into the
ranks. What effect this will have on
ZIG Licuical cOlleSeS Oh the country
cannot now be foretold. Quite a mum.
Der OF students at the Medical Col
lege OF Virginia are now in the tolls
OF the draft Though IT is doubtful if
anything can be done il is desirable
that thesc students communicate at
once with the college authorities. Tho
proposal that furloughs from tho army
be granted to them until completion of
their college course has been rejected
by tho War Department.
The disclosures in Washington yes
terday though Il source of great dis
appointment to scores of young men
here will in no way interrupt the plans
for the base hospital. The work will
be pushed steadily on. and 1t is hoped
that the stan can be completed with
In comparatively short time. Ply
sicians from several States are apply
ing for places on the medical and surgi-
cal STATS, but no final action will be
taken in this direction until Dr. Nc
CURE returns to the city. The base
hospital here is officially designated as
No As. 1t is stated that 1t will not
likely he sent abroad for several
months yet.
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tsltPlans for the Medical College of Vir-
kginia base hospital. which is to go to
France under the direction of Major
Stuart Mcclure, of this city, are
steadily progressing. and already a
xlarge amount OF essential detail work
: has been accomplished.
~. In connection with a statement issued
by DR.. Joseph +. Geisinger. who is act
ing as personal representative Of DR..
Mcguire during the latter's absence
from Richmond. IL became known last
night. however, that certain develop
aments in Washington would necessi-
tate important changes to he made ef-
fective at once. The War Department
has definitely declined TO exempt from
draft the enlisted personnel of any
base hospital not in active service, and
is, furthermore. not in position at this
time even to protect students In medi-
cal colleges. AS result, many young
men now attached to the base hospital
will have to be released. and the col
leEe itself will probably lose small
percentage OF its matriculants, in
GLIDING several seniors. The first au-
indication as to the possible
time of departure of the base hospital
for the front was also given in the
announcement that It would not be
called into service until late fall or
early winter.
& When seen last night and asked to
amplify' his original statement. which
appears above, DR.. Gc!singer said:
'In order to settle as definitely as
possible certain questions which had
been raised in connection with the base
hospital, went to Washington yester-
day. and, through DIR. Mcclure was
able to get firsthand information from
sources. ! found DR..
Mcguire very husny engaged with his
duties aid 10 the surgeon general
Of the army. He will complete his
present term of service in Il few days.
and on next Thursday will return to
Richmond 10 resume his york at St.
Luke's Hospital and also TO take per-
sonal charge OF the affairs of the base
hospital. DR. Mcclure is one of a
small group Of surgeons who will al
,ternate as aid TO General Gorgas. His
imne diatc predecessor was DIR. w. j.
Mayo. of Rochester. If he is still in
the United states At that time, DIR.
Mcclure will be summoned by the sur
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One Glance Shows Just Where
Each Dollar Goes

WITH ONE BUDGET CHEQUE you can pay all your per-
sona and household bills for the month There less
the paying of bills and help in reducing their
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! state military service, for the past
twenty-five years. holding all commits
stoned ranks from the lowest to the
highest authorized for tho Virginia Ma
tional Guard During tho Spanish
American War. General Vaughan scrv-
cd az captain. On the re-organlza.
ton of the Fourth Virginia Infantry
he became major and later licuten-
ant-coloncl and colonel He held the
command OF the regiment only short
time when the brigade was formed.
He was made It's commander ranking
from February 16. 1907
General Gathers. OF the First Mary
land Brigade. is also Spanish-Ameri-
can War veteran. lie has been a MEM
Der OF the Maryland state forces since
1877 and served as captain of volun-
teers In Cuba for two years. lie be-
came brigadier-Eeneral on September
80. 1912. He was mustered into tho
Federal service for the second time
with that rank yesterday. having been
called TO the colors for Mexican Dor
der service.
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VIRGINIA GUARD is
PUT IN DIVISION 20

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sion as announced yesterday follows:
One brigade. New Jersey, Consisting
of brigade headquarters and the First,
Fourth and Fifth Infantry Regiments
One brigade. Maryland, consisting of
brigade headquarters and the First,
Fourth and Fifth Infantry Regiments.
One brigade, Virginia. consisting OF
brigade headquarters and the First,
Second and Fourth Infantry Regi-
ments.
Batteries a, B and C, New Jersey
Field Artillery.
Batteries a. B and C. Maryland Field