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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
District Ill
ACCEPTED

ACCEPTED
iieneIce iaet '9g1sers liz - Cecil st..
clifford Kaufman, 5iiS HATFIELD at
L.. F. Jones I18o = hntb a., s''
Thomas w Preston I6Ia g "5hsth .,
Joseph f. White hlaa wood,ood oh aa 81,
Frank A, Purcell. So1S oSa,ahu %nc,T 4, ave.
Joseph r. Chaifant. 1886 s. 5stb st
Paul Chapman ia3S Dvnii" q, ave.
Edward j. Donneliy, iis5 s, soth at.
Byron E Schenback' bhhS angoro ave ave
George u. Fry ia30 s Peach st ave-
TSomas n s. CoaIsesy CSnITney ,asi aapo s. 5Sth SSsh st.
William r Meebap tsao Hioen nst: ST..
Henry c. Cowles' 5sSS e,eds orHm Tbnrst 81;
Edward j, Mci,ride' I5O5 g WiItoora ave-
Harold s. W,pren X, 9'yg yooa Ahgora terrace
James G Morris tssa u;;e5h ofsh 81.
Harry W Rnwio,SS So1y 90. % 5mdatneId p:. ST:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
District 27
ACCEPTED

ACCEPTED
hsns hGpis puHaP smi, iGiS 70 eathSrne 1SIs ST.
Wsm WIsm e 5ohnsGn 1921 bas s r,isRortb lsh rt
David O. Montso%srys 25ii Carpenter st.
S5sasy s$a% 5IiS SI5'$H'fs st.
Ss{sfns THs%f9 a?.2 css%sntss St
William Yo.nSs MG2ss 0cS 4oI bsnbT,dse ,atS ST.
Sso Tsss 45%sTSH. assaS o,s fols
FsTs% SSPs KlSy Jog ds & sa Mot f. .i claims exemption
Paul i Fields 1910 Christian St; claims e1-
Abiy,a BISSss %%.: 1879 S1S s i7,s isth St. claim,
Charles MlserendIne. o1o s. 18th st.: claims
HsySso% 1a.sSS lash zssnars sod 1924 s,l s; 18th ST.
iamss dresson oc ISs sS0'S Webster a'isn
William johnson. 2ola Alter ST.; claims ex-
William Mccartney pal BainbrIdse st.
john white. 74s ). iSth st claim, M exemption
REJECTED
Sss5tis ErSs ss! 1'5s ssrssa,.r is ST.
chares e2hn brEsIn BSEsr 2SSI So Shrlssn tstS ST.
aoqss 51sn W. BoWl9s J 2eSe Pe%Ssrton q,
hsSnsrd e. ! cshi!iy. eos Ss- s. 25iS sSusier st. ST.
es RSbs4 S'Ns esld%s ssi Sa Gnpester st. AiSsn, ss st.
Sl.Snr HsFsnce LsTs s,ynn2SS 2sSs 4tsr aiSa
$SsS; Sf$s; 3 Ssisikss ,sS r:."
jsSa ASss'SaS = ao1la sssS Cav. s isiS Rsrss st
ss5.fsa $ssssi k$'s| st.
Edward Emery. go S. 18th st. ''"' 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
District II

"" ACCEPTED
BB:SS fsssE e v ssss ss%:1r .s. :
RRs%thsrss snii BANK, Ssa aSssP Rsy..r (! st,
GdM.4s G&i1,'sS 9suhss M k.iessm, e W. asJP agsPsi !,
Theodore w. scSasfes, 4swf4 4ss' wffrysx LosSx.ns st.
Leon Leon Msgoynx. 5ssa Pulaski iuasn ave-. ct.
FFSsSSSd FSIiiS # Ms:s :;;tS ssos %: %ssn; aye
William III Schneider o'HSS 3sSs a Green. .,
psSsss pPsSsss z 2oSna MH'ns 5sss IP Pr,s IN Harvey st.
M,;i,.i MIS;hssl YdII,Sss' Soso Sssmsstown Ss ava.
Walter alter, =; Lnt.. lSo Queen lane.
Frank q Jsnss ssbs NEWMAN ~ iHaine' e! st.
AMlss.n%aeT M nd H. Craig, 5o2 Queen 81.
.n,s Ismsss s,shp Graham aiS w, woodiswn a. sy.
samuel Scott. b5ss Ksyssr t""Si' st. st'
M::SS sn:Ss esnhs M serssn lsa Lsss ssss %.yn. Ss
william II. Lewis. iT2 Queen 81. ave-
"a - REJECTED
A,sn,s, = ,6,s Isv.egors 9gc T. SJSS ksyssr q.
HiSs,t S 6iss1n, ssss Ksysi.r < n Fsssh'and sc. !"
ismss b: crawfsra ' ass BerEisiy Bplxsi q &
French qiilis. 52sd Germantown ave.
ySkksDi ySknD & II Hsmmend s sos W W. P%Sysi %sinvsst e.
ssfs Msls:r ssLAIn scensn x % ifSssaS fSss ", b.v.,
ssssIa .xsHsi 4 Will: i S.'s:;Ss ;:sI:.ss AZ:
ES;; si ssi:yi iSfss ssss sessisJPss;s:s Ss:sS: Z.
Y. 4. DECENTRALIZATION
fae5|t1 inssaE.5ITs sxa 3ia F6pfn - -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
Men Accepted
and Refused bu
. Draft Boards

with nearly all Of the city's ffty-one
district draft boards in session, the mill
OF .he new national army is grinding out
Names or registrants rejected and
clans follow: '"'''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07

George iDoersch. ee07 HaddinGton st.
Howard N. oler. 55s5 North seth st.
TEMPoRARIfY REyEcTEEp TO RI EEp99EFPF 99EFFrEM' TSF
BER II
Jacob r. Baitz. 84b0 Sherwood ct.
David l.. Fogarty, bb3g Master ct.
John r. Carroll, 617 Wynnewood rd.
william J. Thorn. 1889 North 8lst ss:.. .,
Rudolph r. Kaufman. 1893 North hsth ~.
Elwood M Goodwin 1444 North Redheld ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
District 43


ACCEPTED
Horace p. Kelleret, 1851 N, 18th 18th 81
William MA'Rfr, + J. rEsS1t; Es%ler 57sS stsnton ave.
ig.spS H:5Ts b Fss aSamsn .S1' b IN tssr ST.
RS%ss JT Is7 s5os e Wsfni N FIN aye y.
ES, REsSsy ss%%E$fd. .sSs Sc;sSss,t SISs, Sivd
Harry O.. pentsi' aoS Northeast, Blvd.
ThS%ss %9sSse f9''iv' 5Soo 81 PEo1e ST.
Charles g. T'. mTssy aas .5lO AS,nn. lsth St
BBSdglRh i S f. dsaiher,o sSl Ii IAliSsnSs ST.
William ESlf 4 9HS5a Hsst 25l52 kt!%is5'p pike
2IsS %iiilsm h sS ssS@ssie @ ssi SiS RossI.nd ST.
ga%es %ss' As,S EoGIsSsn asgs 'fi hs Colorado st.
William VIII G hFssh sshws9,. az, Sa.1 l'le @oGs:,oes si ST.
ThS%a; %s L FshsTi $1pbsns ans Home.
aiises a 1F Il ElSG Sii Tf% SbE Ss: Boulevard,
sscpS HsrqS r. FGs smsdSg fs' SSo5 * is hs.sSwoos s St
William r. Fahrsach, Fishers lane q wyoming.
EhneieF Elmer Freas' Oa aii4 Halhes fan"0" st. ST.
George :. Herrmainnl, 4so Duncannon st.
George c. Crolock 4s20 N; Lawrence st.
r. c. Roberts. 1888 N. 18th ST.
Harry Frenlcker. 1906 Courtiand ST.
REJECTED
william william J. WsSSs srSCn ass ass y MyG%ns wssns sy.
Earl T.. Breeding, 6507 ". 18th st
Howard KleinkneCht, 5s42 N. Marvlne st,
Henry Sabins, Jr. 1850 n. Marvine st.
Joseph 4. Cunningham size N. Broad st.
Albert Y. WeisenbergeIr; $3.50 Limekn pike.
Kenny Cope, 1921 N. Bowler st.
Edward IRodisch, 54ll n, 80 St
Lorenz Hutzel. 55Oi St
William Reid, 1925 Beechwood at.
Emil II. Schaub. 4531 ~ 18th ST.
John u. LOTUS York rd and Oak lane.
Carl E Schaeffer, 4s31 N. 18th st.
Samuel A. Swagner. 47s5 n. 80 st.
Thomas ]. Malta, 141 Wentz st.
+, r =. CHESTNUT; 2120 Church lane.
Leroy J. Brovery. 1452 Spark st.
william II. Brelsford. 21j2 Coniyn st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07

diusspps 1s cSocci. 4s2 Mon,ro.s o. roe. &
REJECTED
joseph Bsrtclini 1924 g. sth q.
Joseph o. Kurson.
Alexander Groia, et1 Montrose st.
Hsrsy ssnse, c,Isnnst,s.,2 ,G9rdsn la~ Il 'sh M ,,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
FIRST DISTRICT. ARpMoRp

80 ACCEPTED
|haries M Winchester, Manayupt.
unh.n unss nve children; claims exemnt,m married and
cis,msd u. Gaiiagher. wynnewoodh.
one child; irIkss eiaImea Arrsmors; married and b.
Pasauals Fratone. Ardmore
George W. Jones, West Manavvn,
HGisss Hsverford. f% "e'soaeher. 5000 wyomInx 49,.
wil1lsm foIaa E. Thomas. Old Lancaster rd. H.,
Rfnisl RinS.d MGoTs T. r.,sS Murray .s Aramor.
William H. Curry. i0l II. Mil rd.. Cynwvd
n Mansyunk; fairview ave-. We::t
Fso%as Hs5ssrs " X May Mseye shs sB5sn Hryn Mawr
pGminek %aTs duisippe 200 drseanSSssis aSSsi Bryn Mawr
Henry c, Toysn. Grand y,sw 's' Ard
George W. Gohm. liz conw. '''ore.
REJECTED - Nsrberth.
robert z. Walker. Ardmore
Aaron ]. Minis. Ardmors
f5anfn 2. Artman, Narb..sS
AS1tnQ csnsori. Narberrhth
''''s 'e'''::a sys ei.iusa ...n,.,..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07

lho iJlSlIlCL EIheTnDIlOn Board M
Montgomery County announced results a.
follows:
co GhaTlss L sWaJEWlSs JSmss NaTesrth Frank
renso Psoone Ardmore Francis ss. iMahnaygpk r tO
Ardmore Nicola Pisciscslli Ardmcre: !Tnhnsrsy Thomsy.
Bala; Roy I; simmons Nar6erth; Arthur r Meisnt snt.
tNn Mari SareeTth Aaron p Warnoek Hayerford
BAN. ham, oSSersrOok SSrsn Norman cssg cynwyd
william j. BOWS Assssr SGhnS W.oA ARD
ShSSmhbsrsd cha hfrsd GEyn%yd Eo, James Burke Bryn
REJECTED
Weir Ardmore Paul f. Gomez aT CynSYdu samuel gob l.
F; Beck. ,bala; Wilmot Legerton. Bryn Mawr
Asn Asn aw II aotsse J. Tssp. 1gG %s.i
Hd, John bynn W. Mases s,Sa WILLIAM H Esrey Jr cyn
ssph Calico West Manayunk Horace saoEs e. Eskl55ss 5s
Hsstnss Rryn Nave Wsm F. ohs
der. Ardmore; Thomas Bell. Merton. '' ~ sou
Others called for examination who did
not appear were Joseph H. Grubb, at OF
ficers' Training Camp, Fort Niagara; ]. d
Carlisle. Merton. in Naval Coast Defense
Reserve; Rowland X. Hewitt, enlisted ir
army; Charles r. Seasheltz, Charles N
Winchester Wilbur S. Paddock, John J.
Tuscan, William e. Thomas and Herbert "
Gallagher.
The Second District of Montgomery
county made announcement of results as
follows: '' as
bbsawth Of Spring Mil Charles soVs 3. sohnson SserS
iiaEsres lam II Hsrw WILLIAM G9ss Flourtown; viii
Eort Eort w ,Waasshnston Girl Pelechie, MaseetoWn
spring r hfMafns Ms pR1Slhe Anmber Robert
Svti SriGk william Riess. Amber: Antonio Caiameco
". W.fS PUniysS,; diyGSs; Harry Wllke JT Hstboro
AthyS Atahsywood' RGen1sids; Plstro Messlna. Bryn
AmesS bier ssnSy Collins North isfsS aensde gosspS
Amber; HarIsww HmrIlow Hr9ye; John BENJAMIN Martin.
McKe9n Jenntown Joseph TimoSey; ss1nasd sprinT
npe,d; Judson O.. Goodrich Amber; J Fred 5pH Ha1i
ssdgs sns Charles Brand Willow SeGosey SroSe w koSE W
''n A.. Ae,hstoni John Costello. Springfield.
tcR vaisg viXsn SerSsEtT SseraE MN g. Wal
Styles. Nortb SGais0m,ssro. Jenkintewn; Edward
4shsis NSsSrss Jassph aSna
EGSs %edSn efEa hs%saSSn ssnSS
FTsnc.con TuntiasdBass n dBsrsGIst Tsf,sv TasSof
HSt Smith, GSshsS5 SIsnside. Lhsssni Weldon
Sa.tOI A%Se Williams 'ehhsTd hsTl. AA%issr AsisGs Oscar
SSnISs ifnk EI wsssI wGSss AM%Sr
smith D. sehieisser; J. j. Cieaver, Jr Ea-
tino. - ''Sue snyder and Anthony Saba.
REJECTED
tsyS Sohn p Hasson. Frank F. WInch..,. ,.,
Xthyn Paoio Pi%sn; Vse.rod dnesdors PItcsrn, sryn
George e. Meade charitoSS Se9pse gaS BAYFIELD, Scott.
SsS TsSr ssSsssss N@scfSSSi W. Sn.n syS@s.
Robert Philip Heiekhouse. EdsaHr Harvey Applin.
MarmostsR WWfiSInsr WiII.smr Robert MccaY Loa. LSt
SON so urlhtSi Robert y. Marks. EdWaraa Poyie, A.
R.no Paoo Rsis Rossfts ALFRED Tesramnia PAM.
nan and Alfred &. Kerbsnshs Reuben C. Ma
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
District 42
ACCEPTED

Fred Dick. es15 Greenway ave.
Joseph IamI. Eft rErankIin' arI r 512a nartram aye.
David porfman. so26 Eastwck ave; ah Claims s' ex-
William &; Meyer. Jr., 1922 S. FELTON, ST.. claims
isSn SsTa q sns4s syss ssss 3rqs $ Simpson
GGssFss sE1T asG Ssas 7 awe. claim.
joseph Julien. ei5o Wheeler ST.; claim. .,.mn-
Walter ]: Mickle. e5lo Paschan ave., claim. az.
John John SISYs MsIau;IS,k, 52SI pfsfss ssss %
James a: Lucy. 674e Woodland ave. claims ...
John Bertram. eI4i Elmwood ave-; claim. .,.
Joseph Ferguson. $3.50 Theodore ave-, claim, ar.
Joseph W. Hill. bsas Windsor st.; claim. .,.
Jesse Trimwell. elas Wheeler st., claim, s,.
HamiItSn Farrell. 1882 Paschall ave., claim. e.
George J: Maiioy. 2oOe Avondale st., claim, ...
Andrew T. Sutton. $500 Reedland st.. claim,
Hs,1So Hsr5y = s,ss Ssssr TN It. and Ave D.
Hs.aess Has pss 9sSis"!y ss%s. .t:sy,. sy:
kS%srd kSSls MSofs e&sSlnhsuG esii su.t st
sTs sssis %s1s sfiS sis ERmSGSd & Sss a..
George q, Atwood COST Kinsse..inr av.
Walter E. Weber. 2414 s. Miliick st
Powell Dowgird, S1st st. and Madison .v.
Dominick Balagrno, 2048 s. 10th Al ave-
Floyde Rulon, saith st. and Ave
Sam Terranovo, S537 GesEer st
Sam Shifren, 1900 Brewster ave
George Scriber, 1859 saybrooke ave
Henry Rosentritt 1920 Glenmore ave
Joeeph McGann, 1920 Lyons ave e'
William NJ Kerr, 1924 Yocum AT
Tony Casper, SOFT Madison ave
George H. Ney. $3.50 Bust ave
Theo. II, Gretymocher, 201S s. Gath .,
sam q. Wiley, 2405 8. 72d ST. s''
a9 az lna,Ss L, MakIeri X sooa SSIbson Sison ave.
Ralph G. Matsinger, 1928 s. Saiford 81
bemiy,af benTy pfaP is 1oss UPllsnd lan st,
Belesosy Bula 6103 Grays ave- a'e'
Ed +. Kelly, 5000 Chester ave
Edgar w. Barnes, $500 Gesner al
John NJ Digman 1918 Bartram ay.
VIM. j. Heniman, $500 SaybrooL sve' se'
Arthur X. Elliott, 8074 Recent st e'o'
Walter Hazlett. 2000 8. Goth At
Walter B: Alfred 5000 s. sfth al
Paris o. Baker. Jr., 7023 Yocuna =,
Iryan w. sunston, Ss26 Bartrsm ~. ~.
Wm. L; Welsh. 1927 Holstsin ave. ave-
harry Drsyman, s0th st and sufielk -.
RryHcrrp
:;;:' ~: :' S1;'' Y I: ss.'.s: ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
District is

| ACCEPTED
James Fields; SO y. Ashmead ct;
Walton ,TaIl, i2ss p, chelien aye.
pore Flqsni. iss i; chelten ave.
lfne neeS Il Henry Henry 81 pT"'Gn EGsSst st ave
SsSDh Fess.c6 Ees 'ss is Sfy"eR T. s1
AAiSsTt J, oHa5s' ,Sis st 81. Paul st.
nHEiss FTss sorsrr sI.a ii lSS%s' PS%sns svs St.
JSSn JSSn ye'igmey T ,Ss Ss' rs A,9ISn =, !,
@ Giuseppe '' bI Gsnni @ iG 4oa E; Rsiit,enhou,o St
John {, Rufe.. ii9 2; Coulter st.
John John csssn.o' ss2 iss' f. Rii,snhoS,s ii @ q.
M,Sb.ST Msy william m Bsrdy 500 H,sn Ghslen ave
GeGrss s' pssbsr. f0igsI Sssa Morton To- ts" S. '''
Ts e. asas Rsai2s 50 49, ksPsSG %sSG.sn s ave-
so4s1 s%sl kS9nHay Sans sill fI7 hSssrsve HiFS at ST.
Van a Williams 55!5 Heisklll st.
u \ Murray, 2s Ashmead st.
Ss9ss; ss;t stsssns o5 5i9 + Penn AF%a' q. St
}s%.: s$,s ss7 II = ssIis% ave
HsSGSofs H.sas s.as.s kSs "a Ssi F. sna SH0% s9 st
Ms MyFan %sHns S tSoq 3 Wsssd st
PsSIri PsSi M,er IS pss'S5Ss S5gs Ssvnor ss
Henry Henry wimersberser. .o a Z. % Haines st.
John o. Hsra. als f. Rttenhouse st.
Urban. Beraberian 1890 Wakefield st.
ppInz Thm D. vnrenNd 1io Tyneqse y pqc: +. ra
Edward J. Heany, 1893 Chew st.
Francisco Dilianardo. ais W. Sd st.. Chester.
James A. Quick; 57is Anderson st.
Frank A. Mclaughlin. 55s2 boyer St
Joseph d. Ward, 50io Boyd ST.
Robert A. LennSa. diaS senssn st.
sarn sm kfs5 SGye2 2'eG s4s Sfs" E. Rt,.nAou.. 81.
James F; Hickey. 300 L. Price ST.
W,,iiso RG,nsiD Pi%a $40 r Ri.tenhou.o ST.
E.tus Estw,.Is = I. Bsit1. SSsi dssmantown ave.
Fssrdina%d Fsts1 sac.ranIa As Orchard St.
6Snrlas 5Gan r. " wSs Wood i'p :. HERMAN E. G.1osa s
FsS"s5S Fs%s4S b.i;. bs!ss ~, SSI + walnut lane.
Anar,S Anarsw i.,si g: MindsTi 40 F. Msinss st.
John A. Rabold. 17S Cheiten ave
Harvey II. King. 5l2 e. Walnut lane.
d. . REJECTED .
sSmaf FERN NJ dasnGE Lax a7ls hASs,o
$%S sH% MssSsSsS 81 ! ss'. ave-
" NiwI; B. e. cEaep; b5i5 sullivan st.
{sSS SsS,n ThSms 70 S:,ts,!.5 ss; sss
Wliiism " Il cTsoi MaEsin ssS csi.is Herman st,
George v. Wilson. 90 3. Walnut lam.
%IlIiaP ySnn p E Ra.A AldS5,sse; ssSs i Capsr St.
James T. Burns. W "a FheW q wa"h,r.,o, stt ,.
ESsPfi Ess ah,sass ss%Sar lane
Maroid M,,1sm A. pI,sInEy pRI,sIgsry' ,h4 Ssls Chew st.
Nathaniel !: Kuhn $50 is." i. Walnut lan.
%ESsm 5onss 55asy $si az E. E. aass%sas ass.n d st
"a Jame. y; sStseFs & Fsr,sY sli4 ANY ,MYsFroys 81.
AAITsus ALEU-, GaSdins sos Armstrong st. ave-
fEiSSsnt fsoSsnd i FTTlt,n, SS4s Devon =
Chas, II. Bresdenfeid. Jr.. AZ T. T,,n.,o,,, =.
Arthur Arthur ksssah 800 b. Chelten en0eken sve st.
SsePS Ratou5s Rsnt 5sis * SiMs5snh n 95srhsld ST.
Eransis fliins al, /: Rogers, 500 E; Chelten ave.
Eawsydi Fam ~ GiIarTTsy. 81 1891 T.. Price st.
Louis g. Buesanan.i 81 ssi r. cSSrsS SSorlter ,. st.
Michael ]. Toomey. 5000 Blakemnrae.,
Eari Eas' w. ~, hedstreake. 3l2 f. Tuipehoeken NJ
Norris sgeum; H. Tsris 1898 Sheldon 81. -
AAdolph stompler, 1858 Crowson a. ST.
Lihomas iahn =: Cummings. h528 Spraxu. ri,
21nn 2 - Dunan. 1874 r.. Price ST '''
''""N d "hitty' iii f. chelten ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
Montgomery COunty

The First District Exemption Board of
Montgomery County announced results as
follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07

DoG-Lost, on Sunday. August 8. German she2
herd police dog. female; tan, with dark sadan, sad,
ana olsck muzzle; answers to name .Lieserss
Ardmore 450.
The Robesonian., 1917-09-13
20 MORE MEN CERTIFIED
Local Board Reports to District Board
for Military Service 9 White Men,
2 Indians and 9 ColOred

Twenty additional men-9 white,
2 Indian and colored-have been
certified by the local board, Robe
son exemption district 1, to the dis
trict board Of the eastern district of
North Carolina at Goldsboro, as duly
and legally called for military SER
vice. The liability numbers Of these
men are from 466 to 555, inclusive.
The names follow:
James r. Chason, st. Pauls.
Sim Page, colored, Fairmont.
Samuel P. Tyner, Lumberton RS.
Willie Blackman, colored, Lumberton.
Willie James Pitman, colored, Lum-
berton.
Richard S. Barnes, Orrum.
Raymond Hunt, Indian, Lumberton
ri.
Frank Nichols, colored, Fairmont.
Walter Grady Davis, St. Pauls ri.
Nuton Sampson, Indian, Lumberton.
Glenn Council, colored, Lumberton.
Meade H. Mitchell, Fairmont.
Ollie P. Walters, Lumberton.
Ira L. McGill, Lumberton.
Duncan S. Davis, Fairmont.
Andrew TAYLOR, colored, Mcdonald
James B. Strickland, Lumberton.
Dock Oliver, colored, Fairmont.
Lonnie Leach, colored, Lumberton.
Ed Faulk, colored, Fairmont.
The Robesonian., 1917-09-13
PLEASANT HOPE HAPPENINGS
Revival Closes-Sunbeams Meet 4th
SundaY-Cchnnl Noodad Pnrnnnal

Revival Closes Sunbeams Meet 4th
Sunday-School Needed
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Pleasant Hope, Sept. 10-The re-
vival closed here yesterday with ten
additions to the church, and the bap-
tizing was largely attended despite
the threatening cloud that was how
ering near.
Mr.. Fitzhugh jenkins left today
for Orrum to enter school.
Mr.. Guy Pittman, who was Sc
verely hurt by a mule-kick last week,
is improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Lewis have
returned from Zebulon and Raleigh.
They were accompanied hcme by Mr..
A. T. Bagley Of Leavenworth, Kan.
Mrs. Troy Mitchell Of Baltimore
section visited Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Jenkins last week.
The Sunbeams are requested to
meet 4th Sunday a. m. in this month
Mrs. Fleming and daughter, En-
ma, visited here last week Mr.. Flem-
ing, who did the preaching for US in
our revival.
Mrs L. M. Ausley and children Of
Pembroke spent the weekend with
Mrs. W. w. Lewis.
Little Nell Lewis is visiting he1
grandmother at Whiteville.
Miss Della jenkins of Fairmon
spent the past week with relatives
here.
A few Of the boys and girls O
this community are attending schoo
at Fairmont which opened last Mon
day.
i Clara Lewis will leave this wee]
to enter the Whiteville graded school
We wonder why we can't have
school in our own community tha
: will keep the boys and girls at hom
till ready for high school anyway.
The Robesonian., 1917-09-13
Mr.. A. w. Mclean Returns From.
Meeting of Bar Association

Mr.. A. w. Mclean returned hone
Monday from Saratoga Springs, N
Y, where he attended a meeting of
the American Bar association. The
meeting was one of much Importance
and grew INTO a great patriotic gath
ering. The association pledged its
support to the government during the
war. Mr.. Mclean says he heard
many notable addresses during The
meeting. He heard >Senator Elihu
Root of New York, special ambassa-
cor to Russia, who recently returned
from that country, and many other
men Of note from Canada and various
parts Of the United States. He also
heard Del Val, the Frenchman who
defended Edith Cavell, the English
nurse who was accused and shot as
spy by the Germans. He told of
conditions in Belgium, having re-
Gently returned from that country.
He also heard an Italian general who
took part in the battle of the Marne
and who recently reached this coun-
| try.
Mrs. Mclean, who accompanied
Mr.. Mclean to Saratoga Springs
stopped at Maxton and will spenc
some time there visiting Relatives
and friends before coming home.
The Robesonian., 1917-09-13
HOPEWELL HAPPENINGS
Picking Cotton-Lively Time at
HOpewell Sunday-Personal Men

Correspondence of The Robesonian. !
Hopewell (Raynham, R. ~, Sept.
11-Farmers of this community are
through pulling fodder after two or
three weeks >steady pulling. Of
course the changeable weather we
have had has delayed them some.
Picking cotton is the order of the
"children" of this community these
days, and they seem to be gathering
it from the patches fast, for some
have already picked out one or two
bales.
/ We do hope that the price of cot
ton will keep advancing SO the farm
ers of this community wont have to
hold their cotton during the winter,
for the farmers would like to get
rid Of their cotton as soon as pos
sible, SO as to begin to look around
for preparation for their next crop.
We had a lively time at Hepewell
last Sunday We had two sermons
delivered to us. Our first one was
at II by our pastor, Rev. P. M. Lock-
ey. A very large crowd was pres
ent to hear him. Our second one was
at 4 p. m. by Rev. James Maynor of
Clio, S. c., who preached verv
notable sermon. A large crowd at
tended. After he got through preach
ing the Hopewell choir arranged and
sang several beautiful pieces in hon
or of him and some more friends,
which will be mentioned later. We
hope to have Rev. Mr.. Maynor with
US again soon.
Many Of this community attended
the minister's meeting at White Hill
last Saturday.
We were glad to have Mr.. ane
Mrs. H. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Revels and Mr.. Billie and sister,
Miss Cammie Lockley, of Saddletree
with US atHopewell last Sunday. They
/ all made the trip on Mr.. H. Jones
Studebaker. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Jones
r and Mr.. Billie and sister, Miss Cam
mie, were guests at MIR. A. B. Low
t RVS home last Sunday o. M; Mr.
5 and Mrs. Gus Revels were guests a
Rev. C.. C. Lowry's home. We al
f were glad to have them in our com
j munity.
: Mr.. A. B. Lowry bought last wee
7-passenger Overland auto, whicl
k is very appropriate for his family
|. Rev. D. F. Lowry bought severa
a weeks ago, a 5-passenger Maxwe
t car.
e From the feeling of the weathe
today, winter is getting close by, fo
it was almost cold enough to fros
last night.
The Robesonian., 1917-09-13
BARNES-NORRIS
Miss Myrtle Norris Becomes Bride
of Mr.. Edward BarreS- !

Miss Myrtle Morris Becomes Bride
of Mr.. Edward Barres
for The Robesonian.
Miss Myrtle Norris of Chadbourn
and Mr.. Edward Barnes of East Lum-
berton were quietly married last eve
ming at 7:3O at the home Of Mr.
Barnes sister aahd brother-in- law,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. West, Chippewa
street. Everything had been arrang-
ed for the occasion and a number of
friends Of the contracting parties
were present. After the ceremony,
which was performed by Rev. L. E.
Daily, pastor Of East Lumberton
Baptist church, the bride and groom
left on the train for Wilmington and
Wrightsville Beach, where they will
spend several days.
Mr.. Barnes is specially to be con-
graduated upon the good fortune he
has met in securing for his compan,
ion in life such a beautiful young wo,
man as Miss Norris. Mr.. Barnes
bears a charming personality. HI
holds very high and responsible po
sition with the Lumberton Cottol
Mills Co.
Their many friends wish them mucl
joy and happiness through life.
The Robesonian., 1917-09-13
Senate Committee approves War
Credits Bill Passed by House

Washington Dispatch, Sept. IL.
Unanimous approval of the huge
war credits bill passed last week by
the House was voted today by the
Senate finance committee after it
had added several minor amend
ments. Tomorrow the measure will
be presented to the Senate to lie ov-
er under the rules until Friday. 1t
is expected to pass by Saturday.
Issuance of $7,53S,945, ,46O worth Of
convertible per cent bonds, subject
to income taxes and excess of way
profits taxes, and Of 100000
each of certificates of indebtedness
and war savings certificates are au-
thorized by the bill.
Of the bonds authorized, $4,00O,-
100000 are for further loans to the
Allies, $3,000,0 100000 to supplant the
3 1-2 per cent Liberty bonds recent
ly authorized for such loans and the
remaining $538, ,945 AGO for conversion
of miscellaneous outstanding bonds
including Danish West Indies, Alas
kan Railroad, Panama Canal and ma
val construction bases.