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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-01

Car ran 1916 miles on one
gallon of oil.
Poqcer! Efficiency Test by
the Worcester Polytechnic
Institute demonstrated thatthe
Franklin delivered 84.4 per
cent. of its engine pow~r at
the rear wheels.
TUrsl The National Tire
Average of Franklin owners
for five years is l0,203 miles.
InUestment VaLuei If you
find a used Franklin for sale,
you will pay t1Oenty per cent.
more far it than for any other
fine car in proportion to its
first cost and the use it has had.
American Motor Cars Garry
More People than the
Railroads
The more this country gets
down to stern realities the
bigger place there is for the
Franklin Car.
There is nothing new in
the Thrift of the Franklin
only more people are recog-
nizing it.
The Franklin owner has
nothing to change, nothing
to explain or excuse.
He is using his car more
instead of less, because it is
primarily a car of utility,
owned and operated on a
Thrift basis.
1t must be gratifying to him
that he saw these things before
the call to the National Thrift.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-01
The Artists Touch.

Mistress-How do you manage t'
make such a noise in the kitchen?
Cook-Well. just you try to breal
four plates without making a noise
Ideas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-01
Tender Care.

Tender Care.
Mrs. Flubdub is devoted to that
geranium."
Huh"
''Their flat Is rather dark. So, when
she thinks II needs air she takes 1t out
for a ride in their old baby carriage"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-01
Question of OMncrshi

So you own your own house, VIII
gins?
No.
Why, you told me so last month!
Yes. We had no cook then.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
More Virginians
Get Commissions
Sucec,stuiCandidatcs Announe-
ed at Forts Niagara. McPhcr-
son, Smelling, Lion Springs.
IRy Associated Presa.l


WASHINGTON. August 13.-Commis-
sions granted students at tho Fort
Niagara. N. Y. officers reserve corps
training camp includes;
Captain. infantry. officers reserve
corps--Walter l.. Hit. Curpeper, Va.
First lieutenant. infantry, officers
reserve corps-Paul D. Strong, savan-
nah. Ca.
Second lieutenant. infantry. officers
reserve corps-Robert L. Armstrong
Rolla. Va; Eugene H. Southau. Flor
ence. Ala.
Captain. field artillery, Offices ro-
serve corps-Louis> DubDees, Asheville
Second lieutenant. field artillery. otii-
GERS reserve corps-M. G. Hayward
Howkins, Savannah.
Second lieutenant, quartermaster
corps. national army-Hugh w. Searlcs
Grottoe5. Va; William 1. Harnsberger.
Grottoes. Va.
Will be assigned to duty with the
regular army:
Second lieutenant. infantry. officers
reserve corps-Everett L. Rice. Ianas-
sas. Va.
Second lieutenant field artillery. ofIl-
GERS reserve corps-Wilbur 3. Sum-
mer. Asheville; William b. Bowies. Jr..
Salem. Va; Thomas w. Wilmer. Rich
mond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14

alone and employ my forces elsewhere.
His Majesty answered that he thought
my offer was based on misunder.
standing. and. as Gar as can make
out. Sir Edward Grey never took my
offer into serious consideration. He
never answered II. Instead. he de-
clarcd England had to defend Bel
gian neutrality. which had to be vio
lated by Germany on strategical
grounds. news having been received
that France was already preparing to
enter Belgium. and the King OF the
Belgians. having refused my petition
for FREQ passage under guarantee or
his country's freedom. ] am mos,
grateful for the Presidents message.
Wilhelm GERARD"
EMPEROR'S SPELLING
CORRECTED IN SOME PLACES
The department gave out the mes
sage as 1t was received by cable. Its
language differs only slightly from
the original autograph text. though
the Emperors spelling has been cor
rected in several instances. In the
paragraph numbered three grave
manuvcrs" Is grave measures" In the
original. in paragraph four, where ito
rcpudiatc taking any provocative mill
tary measures" occurs. tho original
read Ito refrain from taking" etc.
and in paragraph six. the Emperor
wrote employ by troops elsewhere"
instead OF my forces"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14

''''''i1u'u from y lTSt fhEf.D
Tunis. Richmond; l.. F. Tucker. Nor
folk.
w. Fl. Unson. Colcmans Falls.
4. Nandcrgrift. Fort S1ocum. n. 2:
NJ S. Vandoren. Richmond: w. P. Van
dorcn. Chcrrydale: T.. H. Vass. Dan
Vile: j. Il. Vawter Blacksburg: F.
Won Gcmmingcn, Charlottesville
r. NJ Wade. Fortress Monroe: c.
y. Walker, Washington: r. l.. Waller
stein, Richmond: w. p. Walters. Ports-
mouth; NJ. l.. Walton. Woodstock; S.
NJ. Wamplcr, Culpcper: r. Ward. Jr..
Havre De Grace. Md; P. r. H. Wash
burn. Brookneal. Va; J. s. Waterneid.
Portsmouth,: S. e. Watkins. Richmond;
c. s. Wchber. Fort Adams. r. j.; r.
NJ Weeks. Floyd; A. L. Wexford. Jr..
Richmond: r. r. welton. Portsmouth:
NJ. r. Wcstcott. Onley: o. r. West,
Waverly; r. A. West, Masslcs Mills; T.
White. Bancroft: ]. p. White, Staun-
ton: w. C. Whitmer. Richmond; ]. f.
Wilkinson. Richmond; y. S. williams.
Baltimore: G. r. Williams. Roanoke;
A. c. Williams, Norfolk: NJ NJ VIII
liams, Richmond; \. Williams. Claren-
don: +. Williams. Woodstock: ]. p.
Williams. Richmond; s. H. williams,
l.ynchhurE; r. Fl. Williams, Dublin: C.
a. Wilson. Richmond; II. Wilson. Clus-
ter Springs; i. s. Wilson Norfolk; ].
R. Withers. Richmond: J. s. Wills.
Crewe: j. r. Woods. Charlottesville: T..
j. WoodhoUso. Chicago: H.. Wrenn.
Norfolk: w. y. Wright. Tappahanuock
n. 0. Wyatt, Petersburg: r. w. Wyatt.
Newport News
+. n. Yanccy, Bedford
The altcrnatcs are:
Alfred Allen, Kinsale Erasmus Ar
mentrout. Rapidan: David H. Ashby
Culpeper: William Baker. Winchester;
Fred NJ. blackburn. Grottoes: Launce.
lot NJ. Blackford. charlottesville,
| Joseph c. Bowen. Norfolk: Robert
Bowers. Timberville; r. K. Carter
Fort Hamilton. y. y: r. w. Copeland
Hampton: V. a. Dorsey. Fairfax; II
II. Elmorc. Rio Vista c. j. Everett
| Nellys Ford: N. J. Gerst, Norfolk; Il
5. Holtzclaw, Hampton: c. j. Morgan
Fairfax: w. J. Hosier, Norfolk: r. ID
Jackson. keswick; w. NJ. Jones' Nor.
folk; II. Is. Jordan. Bedford; j. J. Jor
dan. Richmond: II. e. Kinscy, Peters
burg; j. II. Lassiter. Suffolk; l.. L. Lau
terbach. Petersburg; II. L.. Massen
gill. Norfolk: ]. w. McNair. Glasgow
q. T.. Murray, Newport News: J. g
Potts. Richmond; A. II. Rich. Lynch
burg; l. w. Smith. Norfolk: +. q
Strailman, Petersburg; j. +. Stage
Richmond; j. A. Taylor. Richmond; a
II. Williams. Arvonia: ]. d. wysol
Dublin,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
COMMISSIONS GRANTED
AT FORT MCPHERSON

tBy Associated Press
WASHINGTON. August 13.-Com-
missions granted students at tho Fort
MCPHERSON, Ca. officers reserve corps
training camp Include:
Captain, Infantry, officers reserve
corps-Samucl r. Varnado. Kantwood,
La; William ]. Robertson. Roanoke:
John x. Taylor, Yadkinville. n. c.;
Malcolm L. Marion. Chester. s. c.;
Rutherford H. Spcssard. Newcastle.
Va: Blandy B. Clarkson. Millboro Va.
First lieutenant. infantry. officers
reserve corps-Henry ". Hamrick,
Greenwood. Miss; Jesse L. Primrose.
Raleigh: Nelson c. Ovcrton, Newport
News. Va; Isaac c. Enochs. Jr.. Jack
son. Miss: Charles S. Dodson. Rich
mond.
Second lieutenant. infantry. officers
reserve corps-Walter A. Richards.
Clifton Station. Va; Robert H. Tar.ant.
Greenwood. S. c.; Lowry AxIey. Muir
ply. n. c.; George l., McCord. Able
VILE. y. c.: George a. Shuford. Jr..
Ashevillc.
First lieutenant. infantry. national
army-John w. May. Lenoir City.
Tenn: john Z. Reed. Jr.. Meridian n.
Miss.
Captain. cavalry. oficers' reserve
corps-Robert V. whitehurst. Rich
mond.
Second lieutenant. cavalry. officers
reserve corps-Archie L. Lee. Monroe.
y. c.: William H. Bryce. Menden. La.
First lieutenant, field artillery. on
GERS reserve corps-Edward w. Smith,
Memphis.
Second lieutenant. field artillery
officers reserve corpS-Joseph I. Big
| ham. Chester. 8. c.; James NJ. Russell
Lamberton. n. c.: William w. Eouseal
Columbia; r. L. Benson. LuraS. Va.
Paul j. Mathis. Jackson. Tenn: John
w. Blue. Roanoke: Lloyd B. Griffith
New Orleans; James F.. Wardlaw
Greer. S. c.; William c. Casey. Chatta-
nooga: Sanford S. Jenkins. Durham. N
c.: William r. Norris. Rock HILL S. c.
Second lieutenant. field artillery. ma
tional army-Francis A. Cox. Raleigh.
Second lieutenant. quartermaster
corps. national army-Sam W. Kendall
Miss: Frederick a. Lowe. Meridian
VIII be assigned to duty with the
regular army:
Second lieutenant. infantry. officers
reserve corps-Allyn r. Brownson.
Asheville: Charles II. Tinslcy. Clinton.
S. c.: Wright II. Ross. Jr.. Medium
VILE, Tenn. Robert Is. Johnston. Ches-
ter. S. c.; Lamar H. TiEmons. Green's
boro.
Second lieutenant. field artillery. Off,
GERS reserve corps-Theodore B. I.oore.
Union. Miss; William NJ. Garrison.
Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
LIST OF THOSE CLAIMING
EXEMPTION IN DIVISION 2

Division No. 3. exemption board of
Richmond. yesterday announced the
following list of men making claims
for discharge from military service
and the grounds for exemption claims:
G i. Harvey. Io3 East Fifteenth Street.
hept nd widowed d., mother nI, p,
4, ", Sims, il7 Hull Street dependent
o. r pfliowe. aos East Tenth street. de-
r1ndcnt wife or child.
pendent wife or child
Il. p. Dickcrsoa. i0c Fast Fifteenth Street.
ii. II. Johnson Iis West Ninth Street. de-
pe9hc =, widnwcd 30, mother la, c., -
Ont wife or child.
.n " Vic f %a' sh Jos Everett Street depend
Howard Coleman. 1900 Maury Street. de-
'fGds9' M Miis sSs fs as, Cary street, depend
r. Graves. 1918 Porter Street. dependen.
.. T.. Kichnrdson. lo2 coward,n Avenue.
j a. Smy,h. i.ll Hull Street. dependcn.
VIII Il; J., . SNIP s's Spring Mn, dependeH,
Henri Buffalo, .ois Law.on Street depend.
8 n Cobb, II. r. Y. NJ. C. A.. depend
So ,,, Wor5a. %; North Erin Street. rsA'-
C. J. Giannouis II West Thirtleth Street
| utDchntnt WIG Onild.
pendent ~isc or child
| ". St. c. Jones. 90 West Twenty. soeond
| street. dependent wife or child.
Morris Mayo. 2io5 Short Porter street do.
%at"r G Psrry g'y w".s twentieth Stree,
d.,ttsndsn, widowed mo,h.r ''
Milton Jones. ~ T.. NJ sixteenth Street do
pendent vito or child
T.. Dcnnon. @1c semmen Avenue. de
" y So 1e os s.ls hswson street. depend
ent wife child.
William J. Allen. :3ps Decatur street. do
pendent n. or child
lie" i'aiimcci. 1871 East Eronh Street n.
pcrdcnt iDnrn parents
" e, Grigs. io7 North Third street de-
pendent vie child.
IL Sccnrcc. So! Hainh.idRo Street. d.
pendent wifc child
j q. Thomnson. :?io Short rortsr Stree,
Icrrnd"nt VII. or child
W. n,n%h.n. ioi! Chicago Avenue. DO
Tom Powers. 127 East Fourteenth Stree,
Dependent wife or child
~ " Clapp i0lG Eayt Ciny Street, d.
| pcndcht wife or child
L. +. Johnson. ?3jb old Dominion Btreot
| dependent widowed mother.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14

tected. 1t has been announced that 1,
is tho patriotic duty OF every person
to inform on fraudulent claimants. IN
order that Justice may be done. The
place made vacant by person who
escapes service by fraudulent claims
must be iilled by another man farther
down the line.
Rc-eXaminations were held yesterday
in Division No. /, at tho West End
School The other boards are working
on exemptions. Several additional in
crements OF men will be summoned for
examination this week 10 I'LL out the
division quotas.
So far. $50 names have been certified
TO the district board from Richmond
Divisions Nos, and 4 are in the lead
with eighty-one each. Division No. .
has probably ths bost record, as only
3i4 men have been called, making 200
per cent of its quota. To certify ESQ
men. the five boards have examined
2.O55, but hundreds of these men will
probably find their exemption claims
rejected.
Wills CLAIMS no DE
IN UNITED STATES ARMY
In the list OF those In Division No.
legally called for military service
certified to the disti let board as having
failed TO appear for examination. pub
iished in The Times Dispatch ycster-
day. appeared the name OF George S.
Wills. 80 East Cay Stcret. serial No.
3lS3, order No. 81.
Friends of Mr.. Willis stated yester-
day that he had been in the United
states Army service for two or three
weeks. Members OF the local board
said that the claim would be investi-
gated, and if proper aftidavits were
filed showing Mr.. ,wills's exemption
from draft. the fac:s would be SO Ger.
titled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
RICHMOND TO FURNISH
So MEN FOR FORT MYER
Many Members and Former Mem
bers Of Richmond Blues
in List.
SECOND CAMP OPENS AUGUST ~
List Announced by Captain Fuller
Includes Well-Known Athletes and
Prominent Figures in Amateur
and College Sports.

OF the 347 Virginians designated for
the second officers training camp.
which opens OH August 81 at Fort
Myer. Richmond will furnish eighty
five men. according to the list OF candi-
dates announced last night at Fortress
Monroe by Captain a. L. Fuller. exam
ninG officer.
Among the men named the First
Squadron. First Virginia Cavalry. Will
furnish no small number. The follow
ing men. now serving with this or
gunization. formerly the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues. will go TO Fort
Myer: John IL. Cronly. A. L. Hart, Will
son Meek, NJ. F. Neal. James d. Pat
ton. X. L. Scales. c. H. Sutton. IL. T.
Sutton. W. ~. Sutton, and j. L. Wilkin-
son.
Harry II. Augustine is we'll know
in local amateur sports circles. L. l..
Bass was formerly n lieutenant in the
Blues. and is now an assistant city
engineer. W. Mckee Dunn holds a
commission AS major in the quarter
masters corps. Virginia National
and Belgium. E. c. Harrison. Jr., has
recently been commissioned as cap
tain in the coast artillery corps. Nir-
ginia National Guard. w. c. Herbert
is former captain of the Richmond
Grays
TIMES-DISPATCH STAFF
FURNISHES TWO MEMBERS
A 3. Tunis is the second member OF
The Times-Dispatch staff TO go to Fort
Myer. L. l. Jaffe. OF The Times-Dis-
patch local staff. who finished his
training at ;he 1rst camp. Will remain
through the second training period.
Although his residence is given as
Brooklyn, y. y, Merritt y. Chambers,
Jr is Il Richmond man.
Following is the list of the Richmond
men designated TO report at Fort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
ENPERoR'S TELEGRAM
OFFICIALLY MADE PUBLIC
IRv AaanCIaI

tBy Associated Pressl
WASHINGTON. August lathe
German Emperor's telegram to Presi-
dent Wilson given to Ambassador
Gerard in the Emperor's own hand
writing. was made public officially by
the State Department to-day for the
first time. 1t follows:
Berlin, via Copenhagen.
Dated August IA. 1914.
Received August 10. 1880 p. NJ
Secretary Of STATE. Washington.
August II. 3 F. NJ.
The following was communicated
personally to mo by the Emperor in
writing:
"'Privatc and confidential.
"'F'or the President personally.
lone. The Royal Highness Prince
Henry was received by His Majesty
King George " in London. who en-
powered him to transmit to ne verbally
that England would remair neutral II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
MEN AT FORT MYER GIVEN
COMMISSIONS BY BAKER
More Than 10000 Persons Watch ON
ceru-to-De Mnneuver With steady
Tread of Veterans.
tBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, August l3-The NTH
training regiment. which gives nearly
1.7oo officers TO the American fghting
forces, which will night democracy's
battle against Germany. ended its
thirteen weeks preparations to-day at
Fort Myer, Va. before President Will
son. Secretary Baker. Major-Generai
Hugh l.. Scott, chief of staff. and the
ranking officers OF the allied armies
now in We ington.
More than 10000 persons, most OF
them women. crowded about the dusty
parade ground. and watched the Off
cers-to-be maneuver with the steady
tread OF veterans Brief ceremonies
accompanied the delivery OF commits
sions by Secretary Baker and at the
conclusion the regiment sang over
There"
Secretary Baker congratulated the
young officers and the country upon
what has been accom- pIished in a few
weeks. and called upon the graduates
TO remember that they are officers Of a
democratic army
.'1 want you always to remember
that you are officers OF democratic
army. that discipline with us at least
~ not devised for the creation OF pleas.
ant emotions in man who gives ar
order, and humiliation in q man who
executing the common Will preserving
the common right, and that in the Civ.
ing OF an order you are the trustees @,
the common voice to execute the com,
mon will and preserve the common
safety. Therefore, your duty as on.
GERS Is TO remember that the men ir
the ranks. Ike yourselves. are citizen.
And members Of free people, tha
all the obedience and discipline neces
gary TO effect the common purposes
10 appropriate and proper and yet ,ha
the human relations in an army of :
free people are important. and tina
the --ifare. the happiness the sur
roundings. and the life of every ma,
intrusted to you to command rs
part Of the wealth of this nation. in
trested to you to use most carefull
and to return with the utmost safet
you can"
The men commissioned at For
Ayer are chiefly from Virginia, Mary
land, Dola ware. New Jersey. Easter
Z Pennsylvania and the District Of Co
tumbia. or more than 1000 entered a
the camp. three months ago. abou
a:7o0 won commissions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
PERJURY WARRANTS
IN DRAFT CASES
(Continued from Firat pnenA

N~VIINIITUtU ITUIII j. IT3l fUHC.J
To date the number OF occupational
claims Is light
Local boards are finding that many
men who took away blanks on which
10 make atiidavits for Exemption
claims are not returning the papers
and VIII not press their claims. Sew
eral men have voluntarily withdrawn
claims. and others may do so when
they learn that there is possibility Of
Jail sentence ahead OF them.
SOLICIT INFORMATION
AS TO FALSE CLAIMS
Both the local boards and tho district
board arc soliciting information which
VIII lead TO false claims being de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14

war broke out on tho Continent in
volvlng Germany and France. = -stria
and Russia. This message was tele-
graphed to mo by my brother from
London after mis- conversation with
His Majesty the King, and repeated
verbally on Goth of July.
1.-TWO. My ambassador in London
transmitted Il message from Sii Ed
ward Grey to Berlin saying that only
in case Franco was likely TO DO
crushed England would interfere.
WANTED GERMANY TO LEAVE
AUSTRIA IN THE LURCn
Three On the 18th, my am!.assa-
dor in London reported that 81 Ed
ward Grey. in the course of a private
(sic) conversation. told him that IL the
conflict remained localized between
Russia-not Serbia-and Austria. Eng
land would not move, but II we mixed
in tho fray, she would take quick de-
cisions and grave maneuvers; in other
words. if / left my ally. Austria. In
the lurch to fight alone. England
would not touch me.
-Four. This communication ,ein,
directly counter to tho Kings message
to me. l autographed to Ills Majesty on
the twenty ninth or thlrticth thank
brother and begging him to use all his
power to keep France and Russia, his
allies from making any warlike pre-
partitions calculated to disturb my
work on mediation. stating that I was
in constant communication with His
Majesty. the Car. In the evening the
King kindly answered that he ordered
his government to use every possible
influence with his allies to rcpudiate
taking any provocative measures. At
the same time His Majesty asked me II
should transmit to Vienna tho Brit
sh proposal that Austria was to take
belgrade, and few other Servian
towns and a strip of country as main
misc (sic) to make sure that the Ser
Wan promises on paper should oe fui-
filled in reality. This proposal was in
the same moment tclegraphed to me
from Vienna for London quite in con-
junction with the British proposal: b..
sides had tclegraphcd TO His Majcsty.
the Car the same as an idea Of mine
before l received the two communica-
tons from Vienna and London. AS
both were Of the same opinion, I i'm
mediatcly transmitted the kilograms
vice versa to Vienna and London. ]
felt that / was able to tide the nucs-
ton over and was happy at the peace
full outlook.
RUSSIAN MOVE MEANT
AGAINST GERMANY
Five. While was preparing q
note to His Majesty tho Car the next
morning to inform him that Vienna,
London and Berlin were agreed about
the treatment OF affairs received tho
telephone message from His Excelicncy
the Chancellor. that In the night be-
fore the Car had given the order 10
mobilize the whole OF the Russia army.
which was OF course also meant
against Germany; whereas up TIL then
the southern armies had been mobil-
lied against Austria.
Six In n telegram from London
my ambassador informed me he under
stood British government would guar
antce neutrality Of France and wished
10 know whether Germany would re-
frain from attack. tcleEra phed TO
His Majesty thu King personally that
pobilization being already carried out
could not be stopped. but II His Ma
jcsty would guarantee with his armed
forces tho neutrality OF Franco ! would
| refrain from attacking her. leave her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
JENNINGS c. WISE Is
COMMISSIONED AS MAJOR
INV Associated Presa.1

tBy Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. August 13.-South-
erners training at the Leon Springs.
Tex. officers reserve camp who will
get commissions. include:
Jennings c. Wise. Richmond. major.
infantry. officers reserve corps.
William w. Carroll Deck Hill. s. c..
first lieutenant. infantry. officers re-
serve corps.
Luther Il. A. S. Dougherty. Cold
Water. Tenn. second lieutenant. cav
airy. officers reserve corps
Ray w. Harris. Dalton. Ga. second
lieutenant. infantry. onicers' reserve
corps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
COMMISSIONS AWARDED AT
FORT LOGAN II. RO

my Annotated Press.1
WASHINGTON. August l3.--Commis-
Rions awarded students at the Fort
Logan IL. Roots. Ark. officers reserve
corps trniIing camp Include tho fol-
lowing:
Robert a. shope. Weaverviile. N. c..
captain. infantry. ofiicerH' reserve corps.
Second lieutenant. infantry, officers