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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-09
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE

By associated Prsss
Philadelphia. June Q. = Wheat =
Corn - Firm and higher; No: 3,
yellow, $3.50 0@1.S1; No: 4. yellow. $1.7S
@1.79; No. 5, yellow. s1.76@1.77.
NO whts naSfSt aiS7se No. Shits
Bran = Market firm; soft winter.
per ton, $SS.oO@S4.OO; spring, per ton'
Refined Sugars : Firm; pow
confectioners' A. 7.40c.
Butter - The market Is steady;
western. creamery, extras. Al " q 421Ac;
nearby prints, fancy, 45c.
Eggs+The market is unchanged; /;
Pennsylvania and other nearby frsts.
receipts. free cases, $3.50 per case;
western, extra, firsts, free cases, $3.50
per case; do. firsts, free cases. $3.50
per case.
Live Poultry Market steady:
fowls, 23@24c; .roosters, 1914 @17c;
spring chickens, 2S@3Sc; ducks 17@
Dressed Poultry - The market is
steady; fowls. fancy, 251ac; do,
good to choice. 241a @25c; do. small
sizes. 21 @24c; old ROSTERS. 1Skc.
hbGaSi1ting bpai1ng chickens western 2SgSS33cc
broiling chickens, nearby. 43@ SOC;
spring DUCKS, nearby. 23@26c; d9os
western, 22Q24c; geese, nearby. IL
fancy, large. neaiby. Ss@s$c; do,
western. fancy. large, 32033c; do.
western, fair to good. SOQS1c; do,
common. 24Q27c; do. old toms. ESQ
Potatoes - The market is steady;
Pennsylvania choice, old. per bushel.
oiS;: sS,2iS; New York per bushel. sS;SS SsI
bushei. sS.25; a Jersey, s0ioe per basket. sis
Q1.75; Florida, No. /, per barrel, $10.50
gII;50; do, No. 2. per barrel $9.00g
s6St ss,SO; CSulIs per barrel SS;ooS@S;gJI SsSrsI
$1o.75@11.OO; do, No. 2. per barrel,
$S;66O@9.O0; culls, per barrel $4,000
Flour = Market quiet, but firm;
winter straights, s12.0O@12.50; Kan
sas, clear $12 500 1900; do, straight.
$4,000 1850; do. patent, s1$.25 @14.oO;
patent, $3.50; do. favorite brands,
Hay - Dull and weak; timothy,
No. 4 large bales, $21.00@2L50; No; IL I;
$4,000; No; 8. $1,000 O@1 1850; sample.
Glover mixed-Light mixed. $4,000
1000; No: !, do, sl7.50@1S.00; No. q,
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
By associated Press
New York, June 8. The actual
SOHulllOn Oh Clearing House bdnhS anu
Trust Companies for the week shows
that they hold s6S,719,200 reserve in
excess of legal requirements. This is
decrease of $2S, 150,510 from last
week.
The statement follows:
Actual Condition
Loans, discounts, etc, $3,790, 284, 600;
increase, sos, ,49S,000
Reserve in own vaults OBJ, $685.
$4,000; decrease, $S9.767, 900.
Reserve in Federal Reserve Banks.
1853, $4,000; increase. $61,203,o00.
Reserve in other repositories (X),
5S,9SS, 900; increase, S231,000
Net demand deposits, $3,5S6,525, 900;
decrease, $5O4,000.
crease, $4,574,000.
Circulation, $29.477. 900; increase.
(Bj OF which 1921, 1855, 900 is specie.
(Xl United States deposits deducted.
$136,530,000.
Aggregate reserve, s6S7,430, 900.
Excess reserve, s6S,719,7O0; de-
crease, $2S,15O,510.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-09
30 EXAMINED FOR CORPS

Thirty locan men were examined
by Lieutenant Douglass MacFarland
for the service corps yesterday aft
ernoon. The men were. assigned to
company recruiting at Lancaster.
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Bp Associated PrcSs

New York, June 8. (wall Street,
The surprising development of to-
days short session was a spirited ad-
vance in automobile shares. Gen
eral Motors made an extreme gain of
6A points and Studebaker N, 9TH
ers of that group gaining l " to "a
points. Among the other notable
features were Industrial Alcohol at
the new maximum of 170A, accom-
panied by a gain of points for Dis
tillers Securities. United States Steel
was under early restraint but hard
ened later. Independent Steels, no.
tably Lackawanna and Crucible,
made a better showing. Shippings,
Central Leather, metals and sugars
also stiffened perceptibly and rails
improved after some irregularity.
The closing was strong. Sales were
estimated at 100000 shares.
Bonds were steady on more active
operations.
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Local District to Get
Credit For Army Recruits
Enlisted Since April |

tAll men enlisted not only since
June 5, but from April /. will be
credited to the district from which
they came and will be deducted from
the total amount required for the
draft, according to a statement made
at army headquarters this morning.
HarT'isburg's percentage of enlist
ments for yesterday was 113 per cent,
bringing the total enlistments to
1856. This number will be deducted
from their respective counties. Har-
risburg district is almost 500 over the
quota required. Scranton requires ap1
proXimately 1.400. Philadelphia 200,
and Pittsburgh 1000.
Yesterdays honor roll for Harris
burg and vicinity is: Elwood E.
Mohn, 81 North Cameron street, Har
risburg. cavalry; John d. Cooper
Camp Hill, medical department; Ger
land G.. Steck, Middletown. infantry;
Darwin c. Heaps, Mifflin, cavalry.
POLICE RAID DISORDERLY HOUSE
Patrolmen last evening raided II
Cowden street, and arrested six oc-
cupants. Included was James Epps
three days out of Jail. Both 12 and
16 Cowden have been causing the po-
lice department much trouble recent
ly. Arrests at both occurr almost
nightly.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-09

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
ESTATE of Sylvanus w. Zerby, late
of 410 Woodbine street, Harrisburg,
Pa, Dauphin County, deceased. Ali
requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having legal claims
will present them without delay in
proper order for settlement, to
ELWOOD ZERBY,
Administrator,
410 Woodbine Street
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BUYERS FORCE UP
AUTOMOBILE SHARES
Spirited Advance Cause For Surprise Exchange; In
dustrial Alcohol Sets New Maximum; Short
Days Closing Strong

Harrisburg; 1898 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia; "a Pine street, New
York - furnish the following quota
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Legal Notices
NOTICE

NUIICE
To Bondholders of Penna. Milk Pro-
ducts Co.
NOTICE is hereby given that hold
ers of Mortgage Bonds, numbers 10, 6S,
467, los, 292, BIT. 1862. 81, 245 and 40S,
shall present them to the Union Trust
Trustee, for payment, July /. 1911,
after which date interest shall cease
on aforementioned bonds.
PENNA. MILK PRODUCTS co,
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BIDS FOR REPAIRS

SEALED PROPOSALS for plumbing,
painting, and papering will be receiV-
ed by the Board of School Directors
of the School District of the City of
Harrisburg, Pa, until Wednesday
evening, June 13, 1917, at 1880 O'clock
Schedules for the work may be had
on and after June 4. 1917, on applica-
ton at the office of the Secretary of
Street, Harrisburg, Pa.
The right to reject any or all bids
is hereby reserved.
d. d. HAMMELBAUGH
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Accessories and Repairs


PRESTOLITE
a NUMBER of Prestolite tanks. Will
bell for $5 and So. A. Schiffman, 27-29
North Cameron street Bell 1710. Dial
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INDIAN MOTORCYCLE-AIs Thor
hnd Harley Davidson for sale cheap:
ust been overhauled; all twin cylin-
Dhler. Seventeenth and Derry streets
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CAMP CuRTIN t;AnnGE
Motorcycles and Bicycles

FOUR GIRLS BICYCLES - Prices.
$S $12, 500, S35. Call. or address,
dayton Cycle Co.. 912 North Third
street. Bell $3.50.
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OLD AuTOMORILES

A 5-PASSENGER Chalmers, fully
equipped, 4-cylfnder, must be sold at
once. Auto Transportation Exchange,
306S.
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1916 MACK TRUCK - Equipped
with body. Suitable to carry 35 to 40
passengers. A great opportunity to
make money in transporting people.
Also IL ton truck, with Continental
motor.
Above trucks must be sold at a sac
rifice.
AUTO TRANSPORTATION
EXCHANGE,
27-29 n. Cameron st. Bell 1910.
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NEW YORK STOCKS
open. Close.
Chandler Bros. & Co.. members New
York and Philadelphia Stock En-
changes "a North Market Square,
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Additional Classified
Advertisements on
Opposite Page
Automobiles

FOR SALE aa. Rec. 1915 &c S2eyiiniSder
Fine condition. Has had the best of
care. 2114 North Third. or Bell 2S4.
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MOTORCYCLE BARGAINS
EASY TERMS

PAY AS YOU RIDE
Two Harley-Davidson twins, equip
ped with tandem, electric lights, etc,
S100 and S125.
One Dayton twin, 800.
DAYTON CYCLE CO.,
912 N Third st. Bell 1851.
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YOUR RADIATOR WON'T LEAK
If we repair it. Years of factory ex-
perience has taught us how. Repairs
to lamps, tenders, etc. Handiest spot
in town, and our facilities make cost
low. Bring US your next job.
HBG. AUTO RADIATOR WORKS,
sos North Third. Bell Phone.
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Accessories and Repairs

TIRES
THREE practically brand-new 37x
4 Y tires, number of 34X3k tires,
with tubes, and straight side and
clincher tires, 34x4. viii sell reason
able. A. Schiffman. 27-29 North Cam
eron street. Bell 1710. Dial 306S.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-09

AUTO OWNERS - Have your self
starter, magnetos, ETC., repaired by us.
All work guaranteed.
DETROIT BATTERY SERVICE
STATION,
912 n. Third St. Bell 1851.
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n FOR SALE - One-ton Republic
Truck, open express body, with driv-
er's cab, practically as good as new.
Big bargain If sold quick. Miller Auto
Co, IS South Cameron street. Bell
phone 4119, Dial $500.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-28
RECORD Flight FROM
SAN ANTONIO MADE
WEDNESDAY MORNING
ARMY AViAroRs MADE so Nh
TRIP 70 CORPUS CHRISTI N
TWO HOURS FLAT
Az Fleet 81 -Four o. Mere Machine. "a
Nish Corpus Christi on Fnaa,
Juiy 9

4 record flight between sar An,sn,e
and Corpus CHRISTI was made Wsanex.
day morning when Captains sea,r and
Ahonte o. the united States Ava, on
Sorps, tyin0 IN q curtm Nntar,
Traeter made the 80 mile. IN exact,
two hours
They leit Camp Kelly az San An.
tonic at ioii5 o'eloes and exact, two
hours later landed IN field ir,r,.s,
sieiy south o. Camp sourr,. TIE
army asiators were met by Mayor Mi.
ier' Colonel George W Rains. Gao
tain Henry hockWaid and othsrs and
driven IN = car 20 the Nueees 70,
luncheon. At feur o'eiock the lef,
'or the return 20 Came Kelly.
The machine. In which the trial nieh,
vas made, - o. exactly tho same typs
that the French army - now usina OF
the Western front " has a iso horse
power engine, that - SAID 10 be ths
tinai word m engine construction
The primary purposs Of the ,rip 81
the aviators vas 20 locte q field near
Came Seurry for q number Of machine,
that will visit Corpus Christi on rri
day. July O. IN trial flight. Not less
than four machines and probably a.
many as seven o. EIGHT vii make tins
trtp az that time
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-28
PERSONAL MENTION

49, q Garcr ana wife uf beaumont
arr umuuE thc visitors n tbs cltS
rhos arc 4uosis at the Nusces
n g. Nns,rrsnn nnd wife OF iaudo
ra.itrrd at thD NH.Ocs Wednesday
Th, aspect to nr hru. fot the r
maIndcr of ih, Wc,k
Nr ana Mrs John y lmrtri and
children are Boo ihe cts from nshop for
% visit with friends
Airs ~m o. Wcl and Niss " Wei
of ituustou nr among ihs acatonists
n hc citN Th.' ar gue.ts at tHr
Nuc.cs
ur D. ID lor,ne, of Houston and
O. a raN,naueh oi san Antonlu au
trelstsl,d at th, Nur,cs
Nr md NfH WHhur Alexander OF
pHMt arc hrr0 fpr months taoauun
up rhN have cofiaec 900 North
Beach
Nre g. A Hushos ana daughter oi
E raso arp 300 Ono cp gov I've
weeks. VISIT as thc gucsts of Mrs Tier.
h.u Is Garrett
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-28
BASEBALL GAMES FOR
JULY Sd ANNOUNCED



Announcement Mas tnAHr tpsfffdaN
that arrangements hafe BEEN ramriei
rd ia asuss of haarhau eapist fni
iat Aud between pNted tram
81 th, Gus isafuo end the iinH tnb
"a states fHupecf,. ttununrH ai camp
scum
Th, Eufineera who foronty survived
h,ts from il pasa afe ssia in hatt
ruue cmsst baseball talent ln ihsif
ranhs ans thet NiH bel opposed bf we'll
7 sn0wn n0hl uasiiusfa Including
f simt uruihtrs Desc nn Ninne Numsf
{ WumaeR q % Wilson ifa i'itafd
( Roy gaf. ilrfuurd nuun hei TolrrN
Nison Aske, q shrr sWsnspu ard
others liamaf WNmarh is mauRe'f ~
B ths riif i.rhEDe Stars
Another i,siUu iuf uie inhoprnd
once ps5 prusmm viii he lhr waisf
iCafulNai iu ahlon sfnfff 81 sunuE
wom.H af ihr ciu piil participate rh1
committee in rhhfrf announced ffs.
+ ierdas ihai lhs iudung committee VIII
I iir count nasd ~ ihrec funnH iaHier Win
aiii represent SAN Nnionia iptaao and
kinusrilc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-28
EXEMPTION BOARD is
NAMED BY GOVERNOR



h"fh Sutherland a sntul,ef - ~.
eiN oonncil ~, l.. kaffs e,,, b,sl,n
''ifioci and iu,las nooenf.,a - -.
~" 'ompAns II cpAst Aftulesy
~ me fesas N4,ionsl Uuaqt have
eeen namod ., tloNefnor rcreuson ~
,nsmhsfs ~ thv Exempth,n N..!s "a
Navcc~ coun,N
this eosnt wNi have aoshiu4 what.
eNci 20 No With the seicctlan ~ men
~ inr eonsvtii'i army. a. ~ who are
,atHNh VIZ % drawn as MAshlnet,a
Fh' tenetion ~ she h~ssl Inward - ,o
ff@i siaienrnts fisim thas, ifaWn. Who
i"i various gesssns claim sNsmntin,
tuuni, la,af,is COT oih,r s..ttan. ~
south TeAts follow
AiHnsaA roun1s nas jackson. iuder
: a sosnson ana ni iaraton Wui.,
vf Notti.nif
hfeNlfs lsmes tAau1hrrtt nrt.ifi..
~ handlsy Ciars,ills ava as. q
N STEPHENS N.r,ili,
hn.oks Count, "a I. D. Sttasl.afn
y : NAchei and o. s.. toni, ~ ft,i.
mnits
cancioo ceunN W D. lan.s q
l. irssup and ~ W ~ ss..sn. ~
ilfuwusNillr
huNei conit p4 D. D. wliaeo
itauk chrAson aipl Juan D. ssrna. "
san pleeo
illdalso countv A y Rater ldin-
burg u D. NHssc,,ck nf Mission and
pf Chas a nuct ~ Nelccles
jam Wells Cuunn 81 "a Allison
I'D a. Maili Aua N NJ rrtEN.a I'd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-28
CROP CONDITIONS OVER
TEXAS DISC0URAClNC
Statement for the Week Ending June
% Was Issued "Wednesday

Barnard pnnnemeyef. meirufuioEifi
al Houston "Wednesday Issued me i"i-
LOWING statement ~ weather and crop
conditions in Texas far the week enc
lne june 2b
shower. a. ihc elose Of ihe wees
al Two thirds ~ tho reporting -l"'lni'
r.gresbrd vegetation huf we're mostly
sn.ufflclent TO break the drought, lht
.houers came too late g. benefit most
rorn irick. and gardcns which hna
dotrriorated beyond recovery rum 'aeh
~ moisture. Peanuts rice. a0fEhn"''
.,ro cotton. aud carly Evefi Ho'alas I
Stood the dry weather well bot h'~ae
slow growth. Tho late planted e"'iph
h DIVING In some localities. hnd the ef''i.
II whuie b. backward. Bon ~eefi'
ware reported from few i'ral'ii''
ariy Tho first bale ~ cotton We.
na rg,rted az lIpaston m me 4'ih. y
49, received from Ljford. tam'fpi
county Harvest ~ wheat and oats y
practically completed ana ilfef'i'ps
continues
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-28
CORPUS CHRISTI LAD
AT CAMP DEWEY FAST
RECAININC HEALTH

rf0m geofEf kifhrfF HiafinH co.
del 90 Camp nessf Sew lnn1NH
CONN ~ thc United Hisifs luniDl
Naval n.srrps tho Csilff iasf nirhi
frcaiyna the f1il0N ins lpirfam
Thore haze hesn oniy two esHra 20
spinal msnlnuuf 10 fhs cnmp bore 500
inn being lloyd Grant ~ Corpus
Christi ana Calvin cinrhe of Ausiin
clarke dirA ~ Sew iandon ihil
niafn,ns tlud Grant n sffaaiif im
nfo,inr n conditions sisi fhf sanr
~ during the past week ihr qntfpn
zine vii be- nti.d gn lall
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-28

relIahIs remedy fof H0ii'l'l'' 80
,.,,,,..res. and az their train 81 iliH'
/. p..D o.I.ar u 10 hafnisSr, nffeI
faiilns natural Ia effect aHd I's'.Ai J,
~ tata No ErlpsnE pains - i.'se
80. 49, bs6 after effeets P@-te.'
-, 4. ,.surs's remedy. q makss ehi .
-, .e,,.e. clears me rluRfikn Haln'
- ,,su4es 20 ehefrfe'seSa ~
1000. ti.ai t0rpsa iiaer has in@of
irritahlc and iowapiri'eo. = ,nfss. ~
H. costs only zoe. a. yoef df'ss''
Ady,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-28

YALE Okla. june 1l--fl'' ~''''
started ~ the s,lii q NJ run '..'n .
panyfs refinery here arc Wmsn -"
expected 20 cause an explosion 81 ~
ssguct.ye intensity. wss eHiinF"is,lfp
IA four O'Clock iris afternoon "i'e'
1ao rtaershle damage Rad been done q
the plant. -,
warning had been Issued 70 the 80.
III. ~ yaie 40 have their homes Al ~
elowing ~ a signal whistle ~ snf e..enl
,b. flames had reached ne masi.ip'
wbieb would have caused ihe expos
ion.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-28

vtrtof!n ~ iakf fhnfrF ~ we -'
aepsumsnt n The HnFenn'iin- Z. ''l''
co' Mf webar haa been 'afniii's' ~
hgyef ana manarer u spme - uf
mos progressive shoe stores ~ v"
80. Mrs Weller aud M ~" 'l'l
anon viii Jon ST. Wsief ~ 2 t."
days.
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TO The children u nc EowAf" f.'
pan school Nefite

won.d ,on IKE 10 ald IN SECURING ini
the blizzard fnlrnah s.h"yl w
membership IN the Red cross ~ -
brinr al glazed papef fnasH'ineA. ~
Locator eie. ard nswspai~fn n'@ii5
,otasa 10 ,hs Edward ivrnan hs''s'i.
,s.,u,aav msrnlng. June -. noi iaiff
.t-r Al "a Nj fae i.e@ie and AfN
a. pvnnam Wiu ~ - ihe school
t,,tts.,g from until ~ ~ r~fsif'
.h,n Donations u masazinss VII -
MRS LIZ LEWIS
a., "a MRS. - ". ~ MAN
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The Honor Roll

e. trs"s Nrsss q esrsss chsr, .,
Saes Narsin Allen AND rasl Nj.
. .''.', = ~ Coast Ars'llsrs u rsss, Ma
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-28

iefday ana this morning 'at'f 'h''t'
~ ,h. battery department - inr ~ a.
pul.bet Tife &C. NJ Charles f
,noranshiy experienced stofnCe battery
nan ana comes hirhi, recommended
- IN. willard sinfars nuisfi go.
factory hranch Al Dallas,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-28

fhree seunr men ~ coree. ,.,,,.,,
"Wednesday volunteered NJ, .s., '',''
z" ne nation la ths uar IS MA, ~,
wwid ssse Tor Democracy ~ ~ ~
nnmhrr luiniuf 'hs C,,.,t A.,,ns,,.
Corps that Is heine uranis.s IN ~
hns Nownfield and one ID an, 49,
selecting he navy as f..,e ~, 80
vice.
The three rniistmtrts make. te,.i
ot titi' rcefuits that cerpsS chyi.,,
ana vicinity has furnished a. ~, 4.
rons hranthe, of ths ssrviss da,i,s An.
pfrsfni wees which rfsssasni Mps,o
has designatc1 as Na,lonal Es.1aitinv
Week.
Captain norrnficld has ,.cur,.s ana,
"a ~ me siNtt nte ~ccrutts pe.a..l
Tor me Ariiilyr CORPS thas or a.
susi VIII ne mustered n r.t.,sl
service
l.ocal rccrniiIre siationst
Navy Room SGT ca, han
Army iii Charafral
'pasi Artillery Noesn Sa1 sity nam
tneineefe hcsrFesaCiiy Fnrise.,..
oifct ihird floor - ,iA hail
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-28

I'd Crockett and wife. veil known
cnlufcd Vsid'nt. og the eit, lrays next
SUNDAY $50 p, Mun,a lows whrr,
ih,y Win make hen hpiur ris, have
ht,u Twins n cagw CHRISTI iar ai
{ ,ears and fof en wears 90 that limo ga
ha- he,n in Tho employ ~ D. u Gala.
we'll
Youns ladies Who are to ,als par, IN
Mother Goose sud Ter limmss to
h. presented af l.uyds piu neat MHn
DOS wfni sra ioqutu,d io mo,f ihiH
afternoon at ihfUs n'clu,h AS the plcI
fnr rehearsal rhs chHdirn who af,
fr participate afr fs.iisstsd fa inject 90
thr aimt place "a a. o'cl0ck sharp
rnr rla, o. noins presented sa D. hem.
T cni Goa thc l.d cres sot,eu
The weekly lunehsen 81 tho Rotary
d club viii hc Bold ai a., Nurccs iintr
TODAY starting AZ 1878 o.ciaol A
. brief report ~ ihc eighih annual Don.
ventiou ct International Asso, iatlon OF
Rotary Clubs held lus' weeh ai as
lnnin. and several ether mhtieff NN
comprise me progmm far the daf
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viii be- HOSTS st ar entertainment o.
ae givcn at the Army - lonifhi
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invited to attend.
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City News =:
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cnl"fra residents ol the eit, lsaSs next
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-05
Moorhedd NeDs
ONLY 7 ABSENT
FOR INSPECTION
OF BATTERY F

With only seven men absent, Bat
terry f was inspected for federal rec
ignition by Capt. r. S. Cook, u. S. A.,
1T the Concordia college campus.
Tuesday night. Six OF the men were
on furlough and the seventh probably
failed to receive the notice of inspec-
ton.
Following an inspection of the en-
listment and other records of the bat
terry at headquarters, Front and Sew
enth streets, the men marched to Con-
ccrdia college, where the personal In
spection was made. A record was
made of the number of men who have
had experience in handling horses, as
teamsters, truck chauffeurs and in
mechanical work.
Oficers of the regiment present
were: Col. w. ]. Murphy, Lieut. Col.
T. 7. Gorham and Capt. o. NJ. Mich
aels, regimental adjutant. Following
the inspection there was a session OF
headquarters, where plans for drill
study and recruiting were discussed.
Colonel Murphy announced that Lieut..
Col. Gorham had been assigned to
coach battery officers and men in
place of Captain Michaels, who is in
need of a rest.
Captain Cook, Colonel Murphy,
Lieutenant Colonel Gorham and Cap
tain Michaels left this morning for
Fergus Falls, where Battery E will
be inspected this evening.
No intimation was made of the date
when the Second artillery will be
called into service. This week the
inspection of all of the units of the
regiment will be completed and the
reports forwarded to the war depart
ment.