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New Britain herald., 1917-06-21

WANTED-Furnished apartment for
 refined American couple, for tho summer. No children. Address
 Box LEA, Herald. 6-1S-d3x
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21

Everybody is not reading the Herald all of the time but somebody is reading the Herald most of the time Your advertisement is always, before the public.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21

TO RENT-F1at of seven rooms. set coal range, gas and electric light.
 35s Main street. Apply same num- Der. Tel. 1771. S-s2-tf
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21

FOR SALE-English pointer puppie1
 65 Maple St.. Plainville. 6-1e-w1l
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21
LO9E

LOST-On trolley between Hartford and New Britain, pocAst6ook con-
 tainiEg money and registration ticket. Reward. Anthony w. Li- mont, 2s Church St. 6-2O-2dx
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21

TO RENT-F1rst floor tenement, i've
 rooms. modern improvements. In. quire 7s Pleasant street. second floor. \ 6-31-t1
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21

SIGN PAINTING, in all it's branches. We are prepared to take care of your wants for. signs and show cards of all kinds. A. F. Marsh,
 46 Main street. 6-S-tl
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21

TO RENT-Four room tenement. 65
 67 Winthrop street. 5-19-t
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21

FOR sALE-J. aud c. BIshsr uprigh piano. Tn good condition. ss Trss
 mont street. 0-1e-ed
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21

WANTED-Young giri to care for
 baby mornings. Apply 6b Trinity
 St. 6-21-d1x
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21

LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED 1t 31 Greenwood street. Tel 15s-13 Q, 1467-4. 6-16-t1
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21

WANTED-Boy 16 or 1T years of ago to work in drug store evenings Address Box XXX. Herald Ohice. 6-19-tf
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21

AUToMOBILE parties taken out. Reasonable rates. Allen car, Rich,
 ard Covert, Tel. 166-12. s-1s-sdx
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21

Girl ormiddle aged wom- an for seneeal houss work. four, in family. Must b. neat and willing. Good wages. permanent position. Mrs. Carl Marshall, 47 stearns St., Bristol. Conn, Telephone 116.
 6-21-3d
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21

FOR sALU-Black horse, eisht .ys
 old, weighs 12eo lbs. III Chul street. 0-l4.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21

TO RENT-F1vo room tenement, all modern improvements. 13o Cherry
 street. 6-2-tf
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21
HEnP wAHI1sf-naAxR

Good. strong Polish or German girl for general work. Ap- ply at once. Conn. Chemical Co, no Rockwell Ave. M.. Abraham.
 s-31-d3x
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21

FOR sALETwo rugs 9xl1 md gsl 10-e, respectively. Fine condttae
 27 Hamilton st. Tel. 1878. s-10@
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21
NOTICE

GRADUATION REHABILITATION little Folders. $2 dog. Arcade studio.
 ''The Studio up to date.'' 6.2a0. adr
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21

wANrED-a1DDLE AGED LADY PREFERENCES REQUIRED. AD-
 s-2s-tf
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21

FOR I1-Dlegant pool tahaA. fs ulatiols sixA, oompl4tA verE reAAo able CT trade for small GIT. a paIr auxiliary seats and frpl| seats cheap. H. I Hart. 91s
 street. M N
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21

WANTED--Competent maid for gen.
 eral housework. Ono willing to 60 to shore. No laundry. Mrs. g. T. Goss. 1s Grove Hill. e-70-d6
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21

TO RENT-F1ve room tenement. all Improvements. 7s Roberts street. E,
 6-21-d8x
New Britain herald., 1917-06-21

WANTED-Capable young man be- tween IF and IS. years of age n ap- prentice in Wood Pattern Making Dept. of local Hardware factory. Address: Box 3sxx, Herald.
 8Fa 6-z1-d2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01
Wants to Be Soldier.
and a Sailor Too
Little James Page Makes His
Wy 10 Recruiting Office to
Offer His Seroices.

Sergeant w. w. Stvert. one of the ma
rine corps recruiting officers. was great.
~ amused yesterday when tiny little
fellow. giving name as James Page
Jr.. living on Third Street, came into
his Office wanting to enlist 81 wan,
to get slap at them Germans" he
said. land l came here to Join, SO can
be soldier and a sailor. too"
He had barely finished when his
mother rushed forward and took him
in her arms They were on the street,
she said. when Jimmy started away
from her side and darted up the stair
way leading to the recruiting office.
She only wished he were old enough to
enlist. for fighting seemed to have a
fascination for him.
After receiving some highly colored
posters and hangers from Sergeant ST.
vert, the little fellow reluctantly took
his departure. saying he was sure going
to join the marines when he grew up.
P. H. Kelly. of Roanoke, was the
only one enlisting yesterday. Captain
Mott says he is not expecting very
many more. as only the very best men
qualified for the service are being re-
ceived
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01
ALBERT BARRETT Is
EXECUTED AT PENlTENTlARY
Goes to Electric Chair for Murder OF
w. II. Roach. Charlotte County
Farmer.

All efforts to stay his execution hav.
ing been in vain. Albert Barrett. coll
ored. paid the penalty OF his crime
with his life at the State Penitentiary
at 7:lo o'clock yesterday morning
without having made a statement.
Barrett walked TO the death chair
stolidly and with absolute silence. ac-
companied by Rev. William II. Stokes,
pastor of the EbeneZer Baptist Church.
colorcd. and Scott c. Burrell. of the
Colored Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton.
Governor Stuart, few days ago.
granted q respite for thirty days to
the boy, Aubrey Earret. who was found
guilty OF having been an accomplice
in the murder OF w. T. Roach, the
Charlotte County farmer. who. after
having found that tho Barrets had been
stealing his wheat. attempted to make
the arrest alone and without war
rant However. Governor Stuart re-
case of the elder Barrel. with the state
ment that. since Albert Barrett had been
represented by counsel and had had a
jury trial. the Supreme Court was the
proper tribunal TO review the case.
In the case OF Aubrey Bdrret. the
son. who WAS sentenced TO death a.
an accompl:ce. Governor Stuart grant
ed him 4 respite of thirty days. in or
der to have time tor a thorough re-
view of the case. in view of the fact
that the boy did not have a jury trial
and was rnt represented by counsel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01
MOVING VANS DASH
ABOUT, NIGHT AND DAY
Richmond's Annual Moving Marked by
Demnnd for better Homes,
Modcrnly Fitted.

Modern houses, with all the latest
conveniences were the Ravens of re-
fuSe yesterday and last night for thou
sands who this fall are removing from
the older dwellings of the city in far
greater numbers than ever before. Rich
mond's annual moving day, which is
celebrated to-day in the strict sense Of
the word, had practically swamped all
transfer men in the city, and many Of
them have more business than they Will
be able to handle for week to come.
Far-seeing residents. however, had en-
gagged their services days in advance.
but, in order to become located in their
new homes on September /, they have
been forced to move at night.
On many of the principal streets in
the West End last night automobile
vans were moving in droves. while the
slower horse-drawn vehicles slowly
made their way from one section Of the
city to another. They We're all loaded
to their gunwales. and when they
reached their destination eager hands
were waiting them TO place the furni-
ture a. quickly as possible. Richmond's
moving this year started week ago.
and will continue. real estate men said,
until the latter part of next week
In realty circles it was said yester-
day afternoon that while the number
of families changing their residences
this year was, perhaps. slightly greater
than those of year ago. II was the
with residents desiring more modern
and up-to-date homes. The older
dwellings are the ones that will re-
main vacant for the time being, but
many will be repaired and made ready
for use at once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01
YAGER CHARGED WITH
0BSTRUCTING THE DRAFT
Henrtco Mnn and His Wife Are PLACED
Under Arrest Under Espionage
Act.

william Wager and wife were arrest
co Yesterday at their home in Dunn
barton by Special Federal Agent JOS
eph Pollard and Sheriff Sydnor. OF
Henrico County. on tho charge Of vio
tatins the espionage act of the Unite ed
states. IT is understood that wager
mace statements to aid the enemies
or the United States in that he had
eNnorted people not to comply with
the draft act.
wager and his wife were both ad-
mltted 10 bail OF $1,000 for their ap-
pearance before Commissioner Melvin
flesenheimer Tuesday. September 4,
at IL o'clock. :
When seen yesterday afternoon. va
ger had nothing to say with refer
ence to the charge. but seemed 10 be
much disturbed over his predicament,
Since this is the first case of it's kind
to be called to the attention Of the
Federal authorities Of Richmond and
Henrico. its outcome will be look ed
forward to with much interest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01
YESTERDAYS ENLISTMENTS
Colored Men Needed in Medical Corn.
Signnl Corps Wants a
HOraeaboer

General quiet prevails at the local
recruiting stations. very few enlist.
ments having been made yesterday. At
The army station. announcement was
made that several more colored. men
can be used in the medical department.
also a good horseshoer in the signal
corps. Three enlistments were mads
as follows: Thomas b. Smoot. Jr.. OF
Richmond. Battery r, First Virginia
Field Artillery: Frank ]. Monahan. of
Philadelphia. quartermaster corps field
artillery. and Howard q fucker. of
Louisa. field artillery Of regular army.
Naval headquarters reported a mark
ed lull in recruiting, just one man an.
plying 10 enlist-Ben1amin Franklin
Richardson. Of Hot Springs. Ark, who
goes TO the navy as fireman Of second
class.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01
HAS HIS POCKETS PICKED
Henry Ward Complains to Police of
Robbery at Railway
Station.

Henry Ward, of Williamsburg, stop
pee over in Richmond yesterday on
MS way home from visit to Hope
we'll. He told the police last night
that he had not been in this city an
hour before he discovered that some
one had picked his pockets and taken
4 peck ETH ook containing check on
a Hopewell bank for SIS. and about
SIC in cash.
Ward said the check was numbered
1881. and by this means it is hoped
that the thief may be captured when
he undertakes to cash 1t. The bank
AT Hop"we'! was autographed Of the
robbery last night and asked 10 look
out for Tho check and the person who
handles II. Ward told the police that
he thought he was robbed at one OF
the Passenger stations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01
EAsHsQU0TAs Certified
I'm ALL Five DISTRICTS
!f1xtXSAre Issued OF Men Selected t.
-. Serve In New National
5Sss.s.st-- Army.
sfcwaExENnTIoNs ALLOWED
&SIsarge Number of Claims, Only
- Three Are Excused on Industrial
+ss observation-disclosures Is Now Well in
Hand, Says Chairman.

sszkithough there are four more days
/ Hstofe the first quota of drafted men
\ haSt to report at Camp Lee. the district
H6Arda .f6f Eastern Virginia. as re-
( suak-ot. the untiring efforts of Edwin
PssCox. chairman of the board. and his
aids, completed the examination OF the
Mhss of appeals and exemption claims
Eefose. 1T last night. and is now en-
Eaged in recertifying the names TO the
ioeal-e1emption boards throughout the
eaetern. section of this State
reThos district board has been very
GEfsfu1S in examining the claims for
exemption, with the result that very
fewr drafted men have received exemp-
ton. The board saw no reason for
e1cusing from military service men who
had, no better claims than that they
wsre farmers or engaged in an indus
try that made government supplies.
Without showing that they were indis-
psnsable to the industry in which they
were-engaged Having completed the
examination Of all the cases before IT..
the district board announces that from
avery large number of claims for eS-
emption on industrial grounds only
three men presented evidence that con-
WINGED the board that they were abso-
fHtely Indispensable to the positions
that they occupied.
THREE EXEMPTED ON
---A-s, INDUSTRIAL GROUNDS
THE three men that received eXemp-
ton On industrial grounds are: Will
uanE. Drumeller. of Richmond: Will
liam n. Edwards. Of Loudoun County.
xchen1ist in one of the government
plants in Pittsburgh. Pa, and Edward
Hammond Crooks. of Norfolk. FOREMAN
IN the plant of the Virginia Carolina
Chemical Company. However. there
area few cases before the board claim
ing exemption on industrial grounds
that have not been considered on &C
count gof the late arrival. AS for e1-
emption claims on agricultural grounds.
Mr.tCox states that less than per cent
haNerbeen allowed.
Isl, Tar as is known, the district draft
buard.for Eastern Virginia is the first
dtstrict- draft board to certify more
thanG30 per cent Of the men called in
the-first draft. The lists are now on
hfaWay to all the local boards. and all
THAT remains to complete the first draft
is for the certified men to report to
Camp Lee on September 5. and on later
dates as directed.
Below is list of the men certified
toSin Divisions 1 and 4 in Richmond,
and additional names certified to in
8 Division: 3
LIST .CERTIFIED TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01
MANY SUITS FILED
stockholders of National Banks Seek
Relief From Alleged Erroneous
Tax AEsexanent

More than LOO suits for relief from
alleged erroneous tax assessments have
been filed in the Hastings Court dur
ing the past two days. and are now
being docketed. The vast majority of
the suits were filed by stockholders
OF the several national banks of Rich
mond. and were placed in the court
yesterday, the last day. under the law,
on which petitions for the correction
of the assessment" for 1915 could be
filed.
These suits result from the decision
OF Judge D. c. Richardson. holding
that the stockholders of the national
banks. and not the institutions. must
be assessed by the city. The cour,
held that the Federal and State laws
prohibited the taxing Of banks, under
the ordinance adopted by the city. The
decision was made in the case OF the
Merchants National Bank. which has
gone TO the Supreme Court of Appeals.
The remainder of the suits just in.
stituted are, in the main. for small
amounts. They will probably be dis
posed OF at the September term of the
court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01

CONDITIONAL PARDoNs
Governor Relenses Three Men IN RECON-
mendntion of Trinl Judge and
Commemorative Attorney

commemorative Attorney.
Governor Stuart granted three cop,fI.
t!onal pardons yesterday.
w. A. Clayton. who was convicted In
August 1916 In the Circuit Court OF
the County OF Charlotte Of housebreak-
ing and larceny. and sentenced to serve
two years in the State Penitentiary,
was granted conditional pardon on
the recon me ndation of the trial Judge
and the attorney for the Common
wealth.
O. B. Eppcrly was also granted
conditional pardon. Epperiy was con-
ricted July 1915. in the Circuit Court
OF the County of Montgomery of forg-
cry. and was sentenced to serve four
years in the State Penitentiary. He
was granted conditional pardon yes
terday on the recommendation OF the
tria! judge and the attorney for tho
Commonwealth.
Earnest Mosby was convicted April,
1915. In the Circuit Court OF Caroline
OF unlawful cutting. and was sen.
fenced to serve four years in the State
Penitentiary. He was granted a condi,
tional pardon yesterday on the recon-.
mendation of the trial Judge and the
attorney for the Commonwealth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01
Atlantic co.st Line Enrn,nrx

Operating revenues of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company for the
month Of July aggregate s3.l4l,754.
as compared with s2.6o7,lSO for the
same month of last year, and s2177 as7
in 1915. according TO figures made min
lie yesterday by the comptroller Ex-
penses during the month were sa.s15..
416. showing substantial inereas
over the past two years, leaving net
operating revenues OF s626,33S, as com :
pared with S6l9.7S3 last year and s377.-
5es IN 1slS. Operating income totaled
July and S237.553 for tho same n,onth
In 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01

Having been inspected and recon-
mended by Lieutenant-Colonal 10 I,anc
Stern. the Hanover Grays, of Ashland
have been accepted as a regularly or
gained company of infantry of the
Virginia State Volunteers.
This company Of Hanover Grays Is
now composed Of sixty-hve priyates
and three commissioned officers. The
officers are Captain Floyd w. Tucker
Jr.. First Lieutenant Luther p. Hart
sock. and Second Lieutenant George
E. Haw. Of Hanover.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01
WILL NAME ATTORNEY
Directors of Henrico Farmers' Lnpd
Bank association Meet
ThI6 Affernaan

Directors of the Henrico Farmers
Land Bank Association, recently or
ganized by the union of two previously
existing associations. will meet in the
Chamber OF Commerce auditorium this
afternoon at o'clock. TO elect another
attorney as their representative. Al
torney e. Raleigh Phillips was elected
as one of their representatives at the
time OF the reorganization. action on
the election Of the other being de-
ferred.
All the directors are requested to be
present at the appointed time. Fol-
lowing are their names: Otto Kucera,
chairman; L. a. GlaGhorn, Michael
Dovalo. c. 3. Westbrook. A. w. Smith
A. +. Greeley and L. l.. Hare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01
Judge DESIGNATED.

Governor Stuart yesterday desig-
mated Judge Bonnet T. Gordon. OF Nell
son, to hold special court In Prince
William County. beginning Septe Der
8. Judge Gordon will hold court in
the place of Judge J. B. T. Thornton
who is i'll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01
piami..ed WIN Warninr.

Eighteen persons, charged With Vio-
lating the city and State health laws
by keeping insanitary ice cream and
milk receptacles, were dismissed in
Police Court yesterday for the first
formal offense. end warned by Justice
Crutchfeld not to appear in court again
on a similar. charge. The leniency of
the court was asked by State Inspector
F.. c. Breazeal and Clay Inspector John
"A. Donati.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01
DISCHARGES GRANTED ON
GROCND OF DEPENnEN

The following claims on the ground
by the local board for Division No. :
and discharges granted:
Robert Sims. los Hin ST.
James Irving Royal. 1921 Moore ST.
Arthur St, Clair Tompkns. SIP W. Fall 81
Albert Tyler. 72s w. Catherine ST.
AdoiphuS Blair Brooks. 3O8 w CLAW St
Man Mansaeld Arthur cheatham. l2lSh W
Thomas Horner Brown. 2323 w. Graes 81
william Jordan johnson, 2o64 w Moore a.
Mani1n Lee Burton. 25S Kensngton Ave
samuel Branch, 600 ST. Peter ST.
cecil irwin Mooney. 616 s. Laurel St
St. ~ taAitF
Willie Oliver Bmrch, 10 S. Cherry st.
Thomas Lyes. so6 w. Leigh St
shall St. W. mar
George Clarence Jones. 1o12 Catherine &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01
Held for Trial.

NJ P. billiard. G. r. Vashon. r. r
Beattie AID r. L. Gray. arrested by
Patrolmen Clarke and Frayser early
yesterday morning on charges OF trans
porting liquor in an auto. were cited
to trial for September s. when their
cases were continued yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01
sLIST CERTIFIED TO DIVISION No.

ss5E, G. Jackson. a4is +. Hapsha 10 d
ssssE5E E z 5 T5sssf Sc EGG (. i s,.,
fssIr ates 90 s.S sSSddn
1ssS-J; 2: Montgomery. 1878 *. 3oth.
a asss-Ili. EsR ao,, $50! ,co5 E p Ma,H
500 ohm II. Williams, 5S4 & ;iih..
1Sa G Wilson 'G iso5 sG SakMoed Ave,
iio cSs-- l. H M1rSseoek ,is35 koEsrs....
53ssifsE}Tsb 5. Hiaehmsn,a n5 8 :5iihh.: !
lsss-Sasis $$assssSn, s; sS,s finhh:::::..
.:ss3--Gentry cobbs. 800 Center. . .o.H j
ise " y. A M,ns'o aso, ga Z Malsss
sRa & Sea 9uig sss, tssS e5ass
sss--M i H. Tf hsnaoi ms s z Broad
sAs-a + B ssss. ssiiss : iBs isad::::: i
.si4-T. J. Kennedy. 20; Z: +. Grac sis'.. :
sy q k Sa9;s~c ss5s f9i: Ma i Maf
, s;I1a;s sPenss5. zoe ysmes'.. :
s33sse9-Esrey CONWAY, 72o y. a2d .'..".... .
assss-aa ick, G Crosby; y. ,T@en,y-,hiid :
saSov-aICndTo carter. Is Denny. .
Winston jail. winston 81 CT
4s33-W. F. Bowles. zoos r Grace .
,6SaS-Wyatt Smith. SOS " 27th " :
SK6S-H. O. Wilson. 1906 Oakwooj AZ. >
9544--Ollie Miller. I3l0 y 34th 80 .
3607--W. c. jackson. :7Is + Marshall :
10fe=H. 4. SaSby. 2iOe + Broad .
sSS30sNEouib D. Tucker. 500 y 33d :,
091trIJ. x. Ancarrow. 3os IouIsiana >
sssbY4<IJeese j. Terrell. sos n 236 :,
3xaU1C. FrayseT.- 303 n. E!shtcerth .
s2S62-Andrew w. Arnold 7i2 \ lin .
.sSgE,John FelE Smith. 7OI State go
S22-Joseph Iightfoot. SIS Center $500
i. s:s54p-Antrim S. Dinwiddie 4?3 Denny 800
..6xrW. X. Hughes. SIS N Twen;y"fou-,b
osss--John L. Jennings a.s l.? N!choison'
54ee-G 2. Rrauer. ?oo2 Jefferson park.
a.2tS<@5ohn Haynesworth. 2sos "
st&sSclarence r. Wood. POS r Grac.
: ssYf5DSMorrig Lutfo. 2Is ". Fishteenth go
z ,1Sa6-J. a. Evans, sos n. Twenty-fnuy.h
q ssz9IDI. T.. Sulley. s07 NJ Thirtieth
I 6s1-Wiiliam +. Hewlett. 3sls Second go
1gIe-AIehie NJ. Gathright. 3i0l r BROAD
sAeS7-Eldef Reaves. 1903 z Franklin
( s26e-E!arepce j. Jerome. 30ls
gz04-W. T.. Roane, 1920 " Twenty.etrb,,
tSg3&fIarry Stamps. 2el9' NJ '''"
110SILuke Fomash, ail2 81 ''''-
b. Ford. 216 ~ Twcntv:sirth
g SekzrJoHn McMilier. lol Nicholson 80"
Z t316s--M. zimmerman. 2Is X .sih "o
,sstesT. H, Edwards. 6I2 N Twenty orst
.iS9s-Jesse nomer. WILLIAMSBURG Road
ds&--T W Chaikley. e6ih " Twcn,y-third
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01
EXEMPTION CLAIMS
FILED IN HENRrcr

The local board for Henrico County
| announced yesterday that the follow
ing Claims for exemption had been
| filed:
Thames H. Garfield wife.
S6-AleXander Hayes. wife.
10@Jcseph Mayew, aged and widow
| ed parent.
l75-Holland Jonathan. wife and one
| child.
| 32s-George Bulheller. wife and one
child.
33l-Raymond Edward Binns wifi.
| 43S-Luchin Thomas Collins wife and
| one child.
492-Percy Morris. wife.
5S9-Jesse Brown, aged and infrm-
ed parent.
| 562-Benjamin w. Fraser. widowed
parent.
5S5-w. x. Kulousek. aged and in /.
frmed parents.
G22-John Satko. wife and three chill
| dren.
7l4-Robert ]. Ostheimer. subject OF
! Germany.
| 7l5-Robert l. Putze, wife and chill
| dren.
S57-samuel Boggs Atkinson, wife
! and one child.
S7s-Robert Edward Duvall, wife.
SS0-Lce David. wife.
9ll-Luther Morgan, wife.
| 9i4-D2uElas Roscoe Carter, widow
l9c3-Ernest V. Illig. wife and one
child.
| lo35-Buddy Kenney, wife.
| l043-Percy Allen Lucas. wife
llOS-Allen Stanford Trevett, enlist
cd.
ll39-James T. Butler. wife and two
children.
| ll7e-Charles Herbert Gordon, wife
and TWO children.
ll73-Freder!ck bowman Gatewood.
wife.
l2ll-Charles b. Selden. wife and one
| child.
l2l4-Mitchell Sampson. wife
l2io-Samuel Allen Ashworth, enlist
i260-William Herschel Collett wife
and one child.
l30o-Doswell G. Meredith. enlisted.
| l3l4-Wiiliam D. Pickles. enlisted
i3i3-GStus c. Anderson. widowed
mother
l4Ol-Bernard r. Wood wife
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01
NAMES CEKT!FIED
.si.-Sl TO DIVISION SItMnn,,

gf-Aliek Washington, 1861 z. Leigh
Is$S-FTank w. Cole. Jr.. l0Is F. CIay'''
y zSs-Archibald G. Lewis, Y. NJ c a.
4 s2x-Aosss Mckay. ll6tN. Seventeenth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01
EXEMPTED OR DISCHARGED
FROM ARMY SERvvc

The following list OF persons ex.
empted or discharged from the service
of the United States was issued vas.
terday by the local board for Division
Grayson c. East 2412 Hull.
Fred Albert Puster 3l9 S. Third
Joshua Everett Godsey. 4oS w. Eleventh.
Jacob PInchefsky. 62l Hull.
wesley William Pace, N Sixth
Roscoe Conklin Miller. Murphy's Hotel.
Milliam jackson Allen. 1900 Decatur