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The Washington herald., 1917-05-27
Who's Who In the Picture.

Eleanor Fairbanks of the Aborn Opera Co.,
this week
Elizabeth Risdon in Saturday Monday
3-Claude Gllngwater, in "The Frame-Up," Keith's
4-Robert W. the leading the Psyers
5-One of the Merry Mermaid" at the Cosmos
6-Mary Sweetharn the Red
woods" Loew's Columbia
mabel Scott and Victor Sutherland in Rex Beah "Ths
Moores Garden Theater. s.s
s-ppugas Fairbanks IN In Asain-ou Again Moore Strand
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27
MANAGER SELLS WAR BONDS.

Manager Brylawsd, OF the Cosmos, who
has taken turn In enthusiastically sup
porting President Wilson, conserving
American patriotism and furtherIng en-
listment features, is now booming the
sale Of liberty bonds in program, per-
formance, and screen slides.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27
Variety Marks the Weeks
Local Theater Offerings

Washington viii be well b-st theaty during coming
week. the variety of the entertainment offered being
of the features of the week
At the Beco another production which might
n far it has only played few onenight stands promised The
Interesting and significant title of the play
and from advance notices. ii is slated to be a
No better than The Chocolate Soldier"
for the second week of the Abon
produced number of the and big
the MY Hero probably popular
kind written.
AT Polls The House of Class with the added
having offered by the stock production
the Poll will have opportunity
of Poll organization Mr. Robert Frazer
production quality
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27
Loew's COIunabIs--Ths werId Apart.

The World Apart" aim play by
George Middleton that features wallace
Reid and Myrtle stedmAn. will hold nrst
place on Loev's Columbia program nsxt
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wsdnss-
day. The story 10 laid In q small West
ern mining town II iS filed with exeit-
Ing incidents that range from an attempt
ed safe robbery to q duel with revolver
The love stories are woven into ths
scenario. A double photoplsy bill u an
nounced for the last three days Of nsxt
week. The nrst nlm feature Is ''F'rseiieI"
q screen version OF the story by Gene
Strstton Porter. Louise Hun and Jack
Pickford are pictured In the central roles.
The supplemental screen play IL = com
edy. called "A Reckless Roemo," that
pictures Fatty Arbuclcls In the role o.
q hibulous husband
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27
N.tionsI-a.uxAty sd.-sett.Ir

For its third week. beginning Juns
4. the Aborn Comic Opera Company y
will present at the New National Vio4
tor Herbert's comic opera, 'NauEhty<
Marietta" IN which Emma Trs1tinr
formerly starred
The cASt will include such favoritss
as EulGlie Young, Florence NAStis-
Carl Haydn, George Shields. Charles
H Bowers, James NcElhsrn- Harlan
Briggs, Philip Fein. Ralph Nichols and
others.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27
PoIrs-The w.-rs.s of ylrttas.s

Fous-~'The Nsrrens OF NETfntLS
Beginning nsxt Monday night ths pclf
Players viii present the 'SwSrrens of
Virginia" ths celebrated play Of vhich1
william C. DeAilis IN the author.
This play. Wsshinfton plRyrosrs vnr
recall was originally produced IN this
city by David BelAsco. after vhtoh II
had a long Broadway run and bscAms
one Of Americas Ereat plsyA
The Warrens Of Virginia" is IN four
acts. The story revolvea around q South
ern family. Three Of the Gcts tAZs place
during the period OF active hostnitiss Of
the civil war. while the fourth iI laio
in a time some years after the conclusion
Of the strife. II Is In no sense war
drama" but is particularly Sppropriats
for the week OF the Confederate vstsr-
ans reunion
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27
sdoore,I earden-W. s. Hart.

At Aoore's Garden Theater from Sun
day to Wednesday inclusive, week Of
June q william s. Hart win be featsred
on the screen In an original Western
strong story Of the redemption Of a bad
man by q young giri. who succeedt IN
turning him away from his former life
Of n bandit Needless to say that Mr..
Hart in this picture has role that suits
his personality 70 perfection and he
scores a complete success Other sttrao-
lions for the remainder Of the week IN
clude william Desmond IN an entertain
ing Irish comedy drama entitled stPaooy
Up" drama In which thrills and xnr-
prises predominatA
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27
Moore,s str.na-FIorsne.. Reed.

Florence Reed. one Of the bsst-lmevn
dramatic starr, will head the program
at Moore's Strand Thester the FIRST ave
days OF the week Of June IN a tense
and exciting photo-plGy entitled The
Eternal SIN" This Is one Of the really
big film plays OF the year and provides
Miss Reed with the greatest role Of the
photo career. The remainder Of ths
wehlsn. famous alike behind the foot-
lights and before the camera, WI be
featured m q novel comedy drama
"Sowers and RsApsEs-" Other pictures
viii be shown and special music VIII be
rendered BY the Strand Symphony Or
chestra
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Gayety-wrestiins.

4.-1ata1bA AAatAg ". daIDCtt OF AHC Gh1
ETY. Theater. announces that in response
70 many requests coming from members
OF the local sporting fraternity, that he
has arranged for two big wrestling bouts
TO be staged at his theater tomorrow
night The main event will bring to-
gether twp Of the fastest men 81 the
middle-weight class, Joe Turner, local fa-
yorite. and holder of the worlds title.
and orshi. the Japanese whiriwind de-
mon II viii be finish match. two falls
out Of three to be the deciding factor.
A decided novelty will be introduced, in
asTnuch as the nrst match viii be gov
erpsd by the catch-as-catch-can rules,
the second will be urestled In the Iu-
jitsu style. while the decision as TO the
style 10 be followed in the third will be
determined by the referee before the con-
tenders step on the mat.
Second in interest only to the main
bout, viii be the preliminary match be-
tween Pinky Gardner and Bobby Grant
the leading mlddle-veIght OF the South.
The first bout will be staged promptly
at s:5 In order to allow the spectators
to be home at reasonably early hour.
Loew's Columbis-Mary Piekford.
"A Romance Of the Redwoods," which
begins an entire weeks showing today at
Loew's Columbia TheAter, represents the
joint work Of a brilliant and artistic
stage director and the best loved nlm
star In America
The scenario was written by Cecil B.
De Mile, in collaboration with jeanne
Macpherson. and staged under De Miles
personal direction. Mary Pickford. who
has earned the sobriQuet of Americas
sweetheart,' is pictured as the heroine
OF this idyl Of the California big tree"
country.
The picture is described by those who
nave seen the projection as a notabI de-
parture from former Mary Pickford
photoplsys because It is interesting even
hen the star is OF the screen It is said
70 recall, moreover, the period OF Miss
Pickfords career when she was Just .
much-loved face and not a famous name
This effect is due TO simplicity plus
nnssse-Miss Piekford furnishing the
simplicity and De Mile the artistic
finesse.
The scenario sets forth the story Of q
prim New England girl who goes West,
meets a bandit, and reforms him. 1t is
founded on the premise that civilization
and morality can conquer any brand of
iaWlessness. The heroine, forced to
adopt q strange "hold-up" man as her
uncle, and share his cabin, doesn't allow
the difficult situation TO disturb her
Massachusetts, sense of seeminess. She
insists on white tablecloths At dinner.
clean hanos and grace before meals To-
ward the end Of the story there is an
enective bit OF suspense The bandit is
about to be hung for robbing the over
land stage when the girl sees q desperate
chance of saving him. Tearing the clothes
on her rag doll, she bursts upon the
scene OF execution waving them In the
air. The tiny garments have the de-
sired effect. The vigilantes haven't the
slightest compunction about hanging a
man, but they finch from the cruelty OF
numbering father. Mss Pickford's sup
porting company includes Elliott Dexter,
Tully Marshall, Walter Long, Charles
Ogie' Raymond Hatton and other noted
players.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27
Glen Echo PARK

the Memorial Day celebrated at Glen
Echo Park and WEDNESDAY promises to
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NEWS BRIEFS

Council. sitting na II rniImlilr" 81
The Whole. ItI">hny night. decided u"
notify Il,' prnIiIat"l h"hlll "Ihlnun''
l,v adding llIhi Ia pln"" "f il Ilinh rl"n
Il hIur nrrrnrnfY, trap r"~"I= VIII
be- nll"wrd wlIrTn they nr6 nlio"'ir Ia
nlnll"l
pln.IuIn nr Warrington tr"nulrr)
T., I,.n,l ln,urh have IhhUn rl"pr l"wnt'l
hnvIup the r,lh'lr fam. now hrn"hr"'l
un h"iur Ia Uihlumh hlrtrl"I. I'ln'"'l
To- tho credit nr washington hl-iI'l
an tho nruurriuCuI hnrhn Tho INN
rnuinlu: 400 n'rra IN" rninlv com
mIrriuurrn hnv" nErr"h Ia hnr" I'll"
rnuntr r,IrvuruI crinblirh tho limo.
Mr. md MrH fhnrl"r %"hnlla'. "f
C'uriry. ruIn. arrived IN Wheeling yr+
to-day mnrutnE In l;,"ir mo'nr "Hr. Ia
visit rricnd5 r"r few !nrH h"f"r" con
tlnuing their trip east. This y IT,"
first Visit here for Mr.. Schallah In III
ynnrs He wnS Il former r"siti"n: ut
this city, and il now n retired ranch
owner. Mr.. and Mrs. Schaiia1 w"r"
the ucstS yesterday OF John Ding"",
Eleventh street shoe dealer.
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cxplnincd Mr. Ilimrlnr 1T Is contrary
To nniurr for people to work for tho
common good Tn" rtrugglo OF todny III
for wealth mud power. Those chnn"'
b.. gnir.h by communism. Inherently
urnrl- want 10 work for their own goo"
The nmhiIiurIn md tho induntrioun d.
not cnrr To lnlmr not only for thomnrlv"H
but for the DInchnrn.
'"rhc nlmrltcr wnn In our midst In tbs
.invn OF tho old community. This nrnH"
from hInlIkr Of lnb"rinE for tho COM
mon good our young pnnpl" Ion, In
,,,r,I I'm In, rIrici forum ma In ih"
rnrl TINT r~gnr1lnrr OF how hnrh they
worried. they received u" NOR" '"nh
hnr" living"
MIR iIiu"irr IL n Hurr"rfnl nhN'h'"'
mum He lives IN thr Krrnt muhH'"i
erected IN tho nhrly 30'H FOR III" ub9 "'
the general nS"nl Of til" r"cir'y ph|'
building ir ono Of tho lnndnnrkh OF '"'
viIlnvc which In qunint In mhny r"
nnrcin with It's tlln-covcr"h rc"lh""'''
built nlnng tho lines or Gcrmnn "rch't"'-
,urr on" hundred yrnrs hR".
I'm recent yr,trn Lonr hnS boon NUN
mar rrsurl nr considerable Importance
'rh, old hotoI hna been enlarged 10 h'-
rum,nndntr more than II hundred Hh"HiH
CAMPERS IN large nmmborh seek INC
hruuuy ur tn. TunChrawns river NJ ih''
point.
Manufacturing plants are nIso hprihh'
INN mn With Tho clay Industry inning III"
lc,d An electric pInnt gets Ito power
fran, IL inrpc dnm In tho river an" '"'
n,,hca lirhI ami power for ""Hr h"o
other nearby ElIInk"n
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Ben Harrison Camp Deserted
Nv Officer Graduates

,nbIArAIIII,in im1.. hmn 10 = u"
tI,nI i.rinlnr "nt"r 10 """I''"'"" v"
th. nfIi..," J"""'V' '"'r" 81 r'"' '"'"
I.u,Iu tIn,iI,"" I'u,u"iip ""d"h i'"'"I
Iln ,.,u,t, -na tr"'II'"tii 'l"""fI'I Icy
II. rIuh.tIr ,,lIh'"ri il''i" ~" ""'
anal Ihnu.nud r"l,1l"tn "ud pffl'"'r h'''I
Ia t,nIulup ~" Loot I'"r"'"''"'
urn Iniur ."ntl"inh ,"r'h,y i"' 'hr
rcrnud ,.,rrvn "ffI"rr~ camp 7" "I"'"
August ~
Th. L,udtrh1 Of rliItIonir ~. IN" i'Iri
rnmr who .Y"rn rIvon r"'Uu|rr'"n' ''"h"
,rurtIraIlv- all Illnir pr"rnrrii"nr '"i
IonvIug ,rr',r,;ny. Th"a" VIII" w"r' M.
rurrrrrIu, lett tho "nmp ""v"inI d't"
mo III" u,"n wh" w"rN nwnrh"" com
,uIunIun. i,,l,y hurried 10 their h"In"f
I'm Kentucky, Ohio. Wcrt virginia ''n1
IudIuuin. mud completed their ARRANGE
rurnis 10 report for duty nj INC p'nc""
ru which they have been ordered. N""'
Of the new .:fiCrrR hnvc n lcnV" "I
Twelve tInys IN which to Wait relative
md friends md mako n"cnHHhry DnS''
n"sR arrangements
About SIX thousand young men en-
rolled IN the camp when IL opch""
thrc, months ngo. but only about 3.oo"
rcunlnrd to the close OF the trimming
periods.
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:|NAJ0R HATFIELD APPEALS FOR
RECRU|TSFOR MEDICAL RESERVE

other mon who are now In tho army
hive sacrificed things ns c"rrHI""ndinHlS
drnr L. them l. myruIf nm not well
or from 1t financial standpoint. | hay"
rlndc mruy -nrrirIcrn /" a"rv" my r""n
try And the tin.. Will Inevitably ""Im'.
hen ~ycry"n~ VIII h" compelled t.
make his or her -."rlrlrrn In order ihtt
our TIM; 1T the ire" Will Hiili wave"
Many Inducements Offered.
IL. uInIrd hint u" On" wn" putting
Themselves un,lrr nnr rI'nI "hllEnll"'i
hv designating their Willingness" I" 40
mite their urrvlrrr I" Tia nrnhT. In met.
Il ~ p~rmitIrh that the nrpli"mnt H'"'
LrYlrnntr ,hr dat" Il" hr'tf"d T." To-"
,.nll~d into tho -"rvic". mud If condition."
$40 rcuul.'r that l." may r"n!!H" 10 nc
cop, his c",nrmisn!"u inter II Is ir"H"nt''
I" him.
Thu many other Inducements" offered
hv lhn government for ""rtl'" In III"
u .r,II"nI.r"rpH w"r" "kplnincd. hh' M"J"'
IiGIh"ld closed his address,.
short tuIkn w"r,, delivered utter Tia"
l. 49, "f Mailer IItln"lhs speech hy H"r-
.rnI ~ the rn"ruhcrs OF IA" OH" county
n.~n,.intI"u. nud 1t Developed That IN"
n.mrliy wrr" ,,lit ely prcIudl'"h hK"Ihh'
a.. uu,rrnIu nj hrrnlIar OF tho action IL
Ind taken CA several ,""nsl"hn. low
,,rr vrrt f-w 81 th'.Hr lr1r"ht w"T"
within Ihr aS. IIuII", nud II In I"sHlhl"
inuI u" recruits would hnv" lt""n "h
I"In.d n Ia" h", l"la h"d i"'n 'n'h"
rin@II., r.t"r'itn,G il,' matter.
la rr,,inI 81 Iia InIhH mad" lev Ih'
al .,rI,Inu!. II vnr nInI,.i 4" ia" "ff''.i
tI-,I ihu E"r"Ini'i'-nl w"nhl u" ~ !" 81
-, .,nu,I.i.'nih> n'"'" n"i"''""'"ni !"
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j. M. ". Official Orders
Illinois Men to the Mines

%IT;rN':F'fF:f.D. III. huE. lh.n-F"l-
lowing u meeting 81 TIA" district "N""u-
tive board nf III" Illinois Min" Work.
rrs. Frank burlington. district rr"@i-
dent Tonight sent t"l"Irau" To TN" pr"s-
irlrnis Of - l"rala ordering ia" "lrlN-
rra t. rrstIm" work immediately under
rruuItv of expulsion from the union.
tnrrIuHt"n'S lr'I"n was taken nS re-
-uIf OF ia" II1tInnImIn ISSUED yesterday
hy the state mine operators. Ih"rn
.rrc l.,twr-n lD.UU0 and 1900 miners
ado.
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zOAR CENTENNIAL
Continued from First PnGo.)

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m. .I,uyrI.. az ia, rnrIv duvn hI, mnr
Ter luu,I puIIrd the colony and probu =
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ms pr,,l-rrnu,i,un Iuhu uiturIrr tn-
any ll,r, I'm yuur
II ,,,., ,nnu, warm, A.. fare I'm, sn,IrIy
sn,u,.I uruIlh and l,u,IIiuu when tho
ohm, ,.nunl ,..,, luIlI rnuuy or Ihr Hrrnr-
,tlrIs ..rhru i, InL.r.r, ami src,Irrd
unnamed, ,,iih LI,I, Ih,y l,uuru,rJ their
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,r , n,,,..I,u, mon, Iu,.nd,irn wrru entail.
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d. Out Of IS Found
Physically Fit by the
Marshall Co. Board
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UrOuUE q. HEqEDEpTER

GrI'TII itEN1I ''"uu. Nug. ~ -
Irnrur e INSTRUMENTATION. Vie" pr"ri'l"ul
,r th" Itli"t"mrri"rrrr manufacturing
Cuturruy. died nj him HON" h"r" today.
He wnp ~" InN"ntur "f III" TYPEWRITER
Witch hrnrE hi" unuIr. "" Inter nhppN.
rI II t. tn" Chimes" nlphnh"i. an no
rumpiiHhIn"nt which ~ Interested tho
Inrnnrsc government thnt II revised Its
written InnEunE" I" ndnpt II I" II tyne
writer Keyboard.
Mr. IIllrk"na"rf"r MIS-" since The he
ginning nf the war. invented nIhny dc
virrs now iu u"" lay mixers "f muni-
lions and equipment. ~ n boy he
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YrrIrrtln. HII"THurn In tn" fanny
hnIu,, In ShrrrhII funeral services lnf
f. Reed GuHIdN M"I" hrll. iH'rTlh"l''
unr iu NnIl,N Grove cemetery.
MT i.utII, who Nuh - years "lh
vuS rInpl"N..d Ia lhir 'lih tn shtnr INN"
lie unr ~ ,I,rh Ia Ilir biIn valley 'i"I
,,nI i.huItnI HI,l lnIrI worked I"I lh'
Earl itnr.ra Aui" iiurtIN '"IIixmS. iir
hi,L 10 Tia. tihi" Valley General h"nrl
tat Ai,,tInl fuIl"NInr IhI,i llIn'"n.
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t'mn"rRl Tur HrnrHn DuU"h ruda Y

ThIp ut"ruiuE ~ !" ".'l""h inn"r"'
%. =, ir'',- VIII h,. h'lh Tor ''""rE' l'H"'h.
y, II known nr'I citizen wh" died Iu""
,In,. Ia III" h"ru" 81 hin daughter. Mrs..
II Il I.v"u, IuGH Nnrk"i "ir""i. tot
lowed with requiem hiEh uni. IN ~
Iuyrlh'u cathedral nj y ".'lrch. Inter
iirnI Will H.. in Mt t'nlvnfi.
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nhr Giu'.i"I I'n i''""ri'I"'. '"" '""'
.,I,I ,in,rIi.r 81 il'.''u "i'l Mac" ii''"
:. ,,mg, l,,iI ~ iII,. In"IlY l'"'"'. Nv"
N nii.,i i."I..t'lnY i''u""", "h'
I,tIinI II, Nj 81 O. as
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PLAY NO FAVORlTES.

SI~rIsl dispatch I" rh- lnt"llgrncer.
CI.ARKSBl' re. w. Va, Aug. 10
According To Il ruling mad" here to-
duv for the State road commission ~
\ ID. Williams. OF Charleston. IL meat
brr. motor vehicles used for carrying
l'nItcd States mail, nr Tor other Frh-
rrnI Stale county al municipal E"'
.rnmrnI service, ihusi display state
lIrrna,. tags Ma williams ais" rul''1
lhn lrua..,,ii lnt.a I"t u'h li"'li'E tags
may I.tI h,. maintained II nII'll' ATTAIN
I.i. lar. have I.-rn i't''iN"d hf tl'i
Stale ,nnh .s"Irhtlrnlnii at Z h"' l"Hi'"'
II, i,, t., Ii, ,lnI. 81 ih' nlI' r'rl ell '-H''
matt, ,u...s. ,,..r'. Ia lee al ''''' - "h'l
-.,,. lie, M, ~ tho hlni cunning 10"
I,, Ih,. r,.nI '.'.rninionl'n
,u,,I,, uI.ipl, hIilI II ~ Nu"rl"n
rrnnI ,lut' hnc 'lr"r "hnI"''l '''''
md l., I,,"r"lI"'l hy " "'r''i"' 80 =
',u,rr,IIuu against the Iir iu lI"n'.
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Ont of the Heat 10 the
New National Park
in Colorado

ua..ra tho DRAGGING heat 81 So"
no, by spendi"G ra'sii''" /" hnI"s
u.,.Lv A,.MuiaIn N~Ii''n"l faIL. tn"
r,n..,Iun.l 81 tho R"Iinu
The r,..,l .ir f,",n III" anew "uI'7
viii r--oT..i" ~" ." that ~" Will l'''
,,r.pnrel 4" taLn ~ III" ~''k 81 M"
~,n,~r With atr"nK'h and vIH"'
Ev-ry hour ap"nt in thin ~""'"'n
n.,.dia, will c"uut la happiness a"l
b,uIth Thcre !. no Ham~ n~rS I" th'n
land Il 10 ~torusliy diH"rnnt. from
tho rlsci-r.liko hiao al tho lnkns 1"
tho rcd eliza "f tho canyons.
IL Ia easily accosnihl-. Won may
Inavo Chicago OF 1t. Louis any morn
inv and bo In tho Park tho neIt
evening.
Accommodations vary from blI a
week TO ~ q day. America" pla"~--
from tho log cabin inu to tho luz
urious hotol.
Learn about this now region by
sanding for iIoo Union Pacific folder
descririiyoot this no ~ hati"mal f~'h,
.rhln iullar contains i"'En l"I'"
sr.phl"a Al map III tho IoEi"" anh o.
arily tho iuf"'inatI"n Iep"l'"h I"
,,lam nip inllinU ~hn'o t"E". "h"t
4, ace snI what u will U''ai,
Tho uuin rArinn operate" ihT""
fact daily us!"a f'"m hi""H" I"
p.uyoT snh la tho "nlY limn 'l'''l'l"
tr.uL.dalttho way, tht'-V" u" ole
RADIO. md rho Gully lin" r''h""'"h all
tho way Ivy automatic "i""ulp ""i"tY
aiHnain.
Nv" hiRh-oisss daily trains from
~. Louie.
C"l"ratL, R~,n ira 81 It .uurul''n fares
arc now la -nnrt.
For ,1narriptivh h""kln'a and COM
pInto information. ahhroEH. I'h"no OF
call ON
J. q. C.rd.id. q. 4.
blS Hs.itSnold Gtrssh
rtttsburGh. IA
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built n nylng inn"hiu' and spent m"hN
vrmr. IN trying 1" ""lv" ia" T"rr"i or
n,iug. IT," wna born In Eric. In. III
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MIN COUNTY DRAFT BOARD WILL
FINISH EXEMPTION CLAIMS TODAY
I.p yuumu mHm uhvH QUALIFIED
ron EEuvIuu IH rim NEW
ARMY
I.lut 81 Exemptions Wrv na MADE Pub
Ito Today. --UIiv nu"rh f.lHtinR
rhyEIunIIy UNIT,

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u,"l",hlN r"IuI,I''" h., w"rh In'lmE, -" f'i
49, examining mr'n "nh I'nr"iuH an -
"IurII"u 'lnlun 81 men sull"'l - 'lnlN
under tin IIr~I 'nll are '"n' "tI''l Nh'"
ia. in,nrI ,LInuru"d L,Ir SraI"rhny at
'ru''"m p" n"u h"h been hin'I"rr"i
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49, 49,, ,,ur ,,o,, ,.h, had
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LOCAL PKYsICIAHs IN
- IrFoAT TO STIMULATE
1nCRUITING.
no Rnliatmonts Obtained Horo, Al
though Bi.tornville and Now
Mnrtlnnvillo no1pond-

SiSIrru ruruhrrr II IN" ont" county
medical pr"t"aHt"n w"r" in Attendance
mt thr meeting held lnH' evening III
thn bail room II ia" Ninl"''f h"'"I Nn'
purim.n" at which wn% I" nl'n"lh'" 'n'
lnt"r"r, II mon IN III" I"""''a' Pl"
frrEinu l." pr"cur.' h"t' "hII"''i''"'" '''
the medical rrr"rN" 81 Tia" army. TX
t;ovrrtnr Henry J.. Iintft"lh. now Major
flatfirld wa th" rrIuctpll 2prht'r "''
the nrrnxlnn. and h"i!N"r"d an lnt"r"Ht'
Ing talk In lrhulf at th" present n"r'H-
Aity snr medical mrn IN III" army.
Major Ila,fi"ld and NiIoI w. 6
SIushrr If I!lu"ii"ih. hay" boon H"ht
out hy thu, war department /" tour tho
state Ia thu interest al recruiting t"i
IN. medical reserve. Tuesday MAS spent
I'm Sis"rylll- and sew Mnrt'nH>Ill"
To-day rh"y w.ll x" I" fair""""''
whrrr "a meeting viii l." held thus eye
nluvt- rh.. rest ct Ih. itinerary ~ as
follows. 'lnri,-iurs Nag Il. Weston.
Aux Is. lst..inuu"n AuE 20. ''inf'"".
AUX "a k-y..I Nag -. M"rl!na""ri.
AUX - and '2nri'~ Town. AuE -
Mailer ii.turld .,nd. $I"sh"r stated
that ."nsI.I.r,.'i.l'. i"I'r'TI ""H mani
Iratrd Ia r",t'iHt"'rr rIa'''NIii' '"''
New Ma.ti",, an, onh !" each 81 these
i"mn. ..lIs,"'"Ia go" ""''"
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