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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-23
BUENA VISTA

lspeeia! to The mcs-Dispstcb,
hCENA VISTA. VA, December -
inc young women Of the Sou,hc-,
sem mary departed for their homes
last week ie S
night. QUA
II. 6. Rucker left for Clifton Far.
Wednesday TO try case in the court
at that city.
Miss Malinda Davidson sustained a
painful accident Wednesday morning
IN railing several feet down lev stems
ar. Alley, one OF our electricians,
let wednesday morning TO join the
nav! IN his professional capacity
Mss Betsey Brown came Tuesday
from the Woman's College at Lynch
ourS. ano will spend the holidays with
her parents.
Mrs. George Zimmerman left Wed
nesday for Lynchburg, and will spend
Christmas with her daughter, Mrs.
Booth.
Mrs. j. II. Covington OF Crozet. ia
here spending the holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Dawson.
Miss Elizabeth RUBBISH, who is at
tending the normal at Harrisonburc.
came Friday for the Christmas holt
days.
Howard Trumbower left SATURDAY.
night for Norristown, Pa. to spend sew
eral days with his wife. who is visit
ing her parents.
Miss Sallic Dickinson, who IS a stu
dent at a school in Bristol. is at home
for the holidays.
Coasting and skating have given en-
joyment to many of our young people
the past week.
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BLACKSBURG

BlACkSEURG. VA. December 22-
Mrs. John j. Davis. Misses Louise. Liz
otcy and Alice IioSc. and John Hamp-
ton lioSc are In Norfolk TO attend the
wedding OF Miss Cornclia Thomas
Womble and Lieutenant Daniel Howe
Hoge. which took place this evening
at the home Of the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. James J. Womble. Lieutenant
logo is the second son of the late
Colonel John Hampton IIoge. of
BlacksburS. and received his commits
sion IN the army last summer. lie is
now with the coast artillery at Fortress
Monroe.
The director of the extension division
and Mrs Jesse NJ. Jones entertained
the young women who arc employed
in the central Office here at Il dinner
party Thursday evening. Table and
house decorations were in Keeping with
the Christmas season. and covers were
laid for fifteen.
Among those connected with tn.
college leaving this week TO spend
the holidays elsewhere were: Pro-
lessons I. G. Johnson and NJ c. Har-
rison for Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
+. Denny for Greensboro, ~ c., Mrs.
\. NJ Jones and Miss Elinor Jones for
Washington. and Mrs. T.. Williams
and William Patton Williams for Lex
:nSton.
Miss Virginia and g. II. Pritchard
lett TO-DAY 10 attend house party
given during Christmas by the Misses
Smith, Of Petersburg.
MISS Nancy y. Hughes, secretary to
Miss Ella C. AEnew. is at her home in
8urkeville for part of the vacation.
Miss Liz Otey lioge will be MISS
Hughes guest next week.
Mrs. Bculah Cavitt left Friday for a
two weeks visit to her brother, DR.. j.
T.. Howerton, at Lexington.
Professor and Mrs. Frank L. Robe
son and their two children are in Farm
vile for ten days.
MIR. and Mrs. Leon Pack returned to
PittsburG Thursday, after "A months
visit to relatives here
Miss Fannie Robbins. who has been
the guest Of Professor and Mrs. L. S.
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There arc about one thous-
and rolls in this lot. All the
latest selections are included.
sacred. popular. operate and
ragtimc numbers. These rolls
are often rctailcd by dealers at
I3c and $l.00. Each roll is
perfect and guaranteed. Posi-
lively not more than twelve to
each purchaser.
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HEATHSVILLE
ISnrcialtoT Tho Times

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.J
IIEATiISVILLE. VA, December 22.-
Miss Mary Truitt. of Lillian. was in
Itcaihsvile for the weekend.
Miss Mabel Jones, of Hainswood.
was a guest for several days of Miss
Kathryn helms. in Hcathsville.
Henry Walker, who went to Nor
folk short while since. TO enlist in
the naval reserves. made hurried
ton card forgotten the first time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harper Brent. Of
Richmond. and viii S. Brent. Chucka-
tuck. will spend the Christmas holt
days at Roanoke with their parents.
DR.. and Mrs. \. NJ. Brent.
Hi Hurst. Of Richmond. will bc in
Hcathsvillc for the holidays.
Miss Mary Courtney, of kinsaic ac-
compa MED her friend. Miss Cameron.
to Washington. where the latter WAS
operated on for appendicitis.
Loman j. Rice, who vent to Rich
mond last week to enlist, returned
Tuesday.
Mrs. William Nays. OF l'auntleroy.
has returned from recent visit i'll
Baltimore. accompanied by her sister
OF near Cowart. have been promoted 10
corporais in the Naval deserve
Mrs. n. NJ. BUSH and dauchlcr
Laura Lee. Of Cowact. le.l %: Halti-
more recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer liUrJ: AID
friends, from Baltimore. we're recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Down
ing. in Cherry Point.
DR. r. f. Booker. OF Lottsburs. was
recently in Baltimore.
Miss Virginia Cowart. OF Cowart
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CLIFTON FORGE

Especial TO The Times-Dispatcb.1
iON fcRGE, VA, December 30
=. w: King has returned from a busi.
ness Trip 10 Washington and Richmond
- Anams has returned from
peasant trip 10 Norfolk and Roanok.
AlsS Eva Tatum spent last weekepd
d, randolph Macon College at Lynch
burg. i1s heh-
Mrs. J. 2. Roberts. of Alexandra. e.
Mooi. a. i-o"
Rives Spinner has left for Fort
inomas' KY 10 enter the aviation
Miss Janet Farrar has returned bon
after pleasant visit to friends in
salem and Bedford CITY.
; Mass Carrie Tinsley, of Richmond. is
mere OF visit to friends. She was
accompa MED by Miss Edna Baldwin. Of
Gloon: field. y. J.
the r. r. Y. NJ. c. A in Richmond. is
mere on visit 10 his wife.
Mrs. b. {. Goodwin and children and
Mra' Lillian y. kingan have returned
from Atlantic City. where they have
! spent ,ne past two or three months.
thorpe, Ga. is here on visit To b;.
parents. DR.. and Mrs. j. c. wvsor DR.
WEsor is on sick leave following an
operation.
george M. Farrar. Jr., is spending the
CHRISTMAS holidays with his parents.
MT. and Mrs. George NJ. Farrar.
Frank Davies, Of the Cnjversi,v of
virginia, is spending few days at
home.
Misses Margaret McCutchen and
Willie McCutchan have returned from
LEnchourg. TO spend ten days with
their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y. Arlington arc
spending few days in Buchanan with
friends.
j. G. Fry has returned from the fu-
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Fine Watches

Our new thin model
Mems Watches are Ger
tainly beautiful little
timc-pieccs. Give him
one of our standard
m a Il G S-you couldn't
please him better.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-23

depart soon for France. where she Will
engage In Rcd Gloss work.
The past two weeks have been Slo-
rious ones for che boys and girls. for
snow has covered the hillsidea and tho
various ponds have been frozen. ar.
fordinE excellent skating. Tn. tenn
perature has ranged to below zero.
oficially. while some thermometers
nave registered az low as below.
Miss Virginia Mayo has arrived from
Warrenton to spend the holidays with
friends
Miss Virginia Bowles has moved to
itchmond and will be domicilcd in
Highland Park. Hiss Bowics has been
IN the circulation department Of tho
Daily News for the past several years.
captain e. Walton Opic has arrived
from Newport News on sick leave.
MISS Mary Morris Ilogc has gone TO
Frankfort. Ky.
Mr. AID Mrs. g. Russell Caldwell
nave returned from Battle Creek, Mich,
where Mr.. Caldwell has been for his
health. which Is much improved.
MISS Juliet Kyle is visiting in Rich
mond.
Miss Annie Fallon and John Fal,on
have been visiting in Richmond during
tho past week.
Mr. and Mrs. III. II. Miller arc enter
tanning their daughter, Mrs. Fred Eek
ridge, of Chicago
morning, at the nome
or the brides father, sylvia lawn
Farm" Miss Anna Ruth Aldhizer
daughter of +. a. Aldhizer, became TN.
pride of a. Boyd Miller. Rev. T. Y.
seymour pastor of Laurel Hill Bap-
tist Church. officiating
Captain and Mrs. A. NJ Grymes. of
Ashland. KY. arc visiting Mrs. Grymcs,
father. Charles Curry.
Dr. w. +. Hartman has gone TO Ari-
IONA Tor an indefinite STAY.
MISS Mary Stuart Robertson has re-
turned to her home here after an ex-
.ended visit to relatives IN Richmond,
Norfoik and Charlotte " c.
Mis-" Helen Robertson. OF Colorado
mas arrived to spend the holidays with
relatives here.
Kenneth McCutcban is here from
Davidson College to spend the holt
days.
Mrs. Matte Price OF Washington,
IS the guest of her daughter. Mrs, T.
Y. Anderson.
Cadets j. S. Clark and W. w. Hance
received their diplomas on "Wednesday
at Augusta Military Academy. ME-.
Ciark VIII pursue the study of law al
Inc Inc, University OF Ohio. and Mr.. Hancc
VIII take an academic course at the
University Of Pennsylvania.
Rev. NJ. D. Mitchell. pastor O, the
central Methodist Church, delivered =,
Red cross address at Craigsville on
Wednesday. O'
Mrs. ]. 7. Crockford. of Richmond
Is me guest Of her mother. Mrs. p.
Louie c. Brand is here from David :
son college, visiting his parents. NJ
and Mrs. Frank brand.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Aller Wheat 90
chariottesv!llc. are the guests or Mrs
"a. =. Braxton during the HOLIDAYS
MISS Kathleen Wolfrey who has a
position In the ordnance department
asninEton; is spending few
days with ner parents. Mr.. and ~,
": L. Wolfrey. in this city.
Mfss Ellen Howison. Of Washington.
IS guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Howison
Miss Ruth Sublett is at home from
Nassa- for the HOLIDAYS. "''
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STANTON

STAUNTON. VA. December An
interesting wedding was solemnizcd
this afternoon when Miss Helen Moo
crs. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs L. *.
Mooers. became the bride OF Thomas
Clcmmcr. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank
Clcmmcr, OF "Silverbrook."
Duncan Curry. son of Charles Curry.
mas gone to Washington. from which
city he will depart for Stockholm.
sweden. where he has been appointed
an assistant secretary to the American
legation. Mr.. Curry is graduate in
law from the University Of Virginia.
The marriage Of Miss Virginia Nc
Cue Henderson. Of Waynesboro. Va.
TO Lester Hogg. OF Huntington. w. Va.
on December s. has been announced
by Mr. and Mrs. r. n. Henderson, par
ents OF the bride.
MT. and Mrs. II. l.. Lang. of this city,
nave received word of the arrival in
france OF their sen. Henry L.. Jr.. who
is a member Of the Rainbow Di
vision"
Friends OF Mrs. Allen Potts in this
city have been informed that she will
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who is at Ashcvillc, y. G.. for her
health. Is improving rapidly.
Mrs. X. Il. Gillians, of Cowart has
returned from an extended visit with
her children in Washington.
Walter Walker. OF near Hcathsvillc
mas returned from trip to Baltimore
Tho following Lancaster BOYS left
the county last week TO enlist in the
coast artillery: Gordon Eubank Eddie
cappcdSc. stuart Simmons Eilmar-
mock: jimmie Cornwall Lancaster:
: wallace w. Smith, Lacy kirkmeycr
mas enlisted in the service OF the
united States. and is chief engineer
on Il submarine chaser.
Mrs. James Motley. who has been
/ spending some time with her daugb
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to Washington. after visiting Rev. and
Mrs. William d. Smith.
Mrs. John Hoover has returned from
visit TO relatives and friends in
Washington.
Miss Roxanna Bowman OF Rio. w.
Va. has been visiting friends here.
Mrs. Maymond Simpson has return
cd to Washington. after short visit
here.
Miss Virginia Barr is visiting friends
In Washington.
Lieutenant w. d. Smith. Jr.. who is
stationed at Camp Lee. has been visit
ing at his home here
Representative 4. w. Harrison is
spending the congressional holiday re
cess at his home here
Miss Caroline Hunter. who has been
directing Red Cross units ;,ere, has
Cone to Washington for the Christmas
season
Lieutenant and Mrs Edwin c. Yost
OF Petersburg. who have been visiting
relatives here. havo gone 10 spcnd the
hoiidhys with the lattcr's parents, Rev
ana Mrs. W. .. Talbcrt a. Salem.
Mrs. John ]. Sloat has returned from
n visit 10 relatives in Columbus and
Pataskala. Ohio.
Lieutenant William Paxton. who has
neen visiting MIR. and Mrs Waiter 4,
,iore. has gone to cantonmcnt in
Texas.
MrS. r. a. I.emlcy and daughter
MISS Elsie Lcmley. have returned from
Washington.
Miss Rhoda Shertzer has returned
from Washington and Rockville, Md.
AIRS. Nellie LeFevre has been visit
ING relatives in Washington
MISS tlothilde Skinker of Creenway
court. who has been visiting friends
IN washington and Baltimore, has con,
10 New York for the Christmas sea
son.
Mrs. G. g. Meade has returned from
rlsit TO relatives in Washington.
George Barrie. Of New York is =,
the homo OF his parents. Mr.. and Airs
Alexander Barrie, o
Mrs. T. I. Lines has gone TO Wash.
mstoh Tor part Of the winter. after
"hich she Will 20 to New York
MIS- George Woodward has returned
from visit TO friends i'm Baitimor.
MISS Frances y. Staley. who has been
VISITING Miss Douglas Fuller. has re-
turned 10 Frederick. Md
Mrs. c. E. Claiming has returned
rom a Viait TO friends in washin-tor
MT. and Mrs. Henry Knott have been
'isitlhs relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Horsey. who b.,
oeen visiting friends in Washin-ton
mas gone to Miami Fla. 70. the re-,
ma'nder of the winter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-23

Consists OF word-rolls. All
the latest numbers may be had.
Several hundred from which to
choose. The very latest war
time melodies. Lots OF sacred
numbers. Come in the first
thing in the morning. A few
nice music rolls make excellent
Christmas gifts.
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WINCHESTER

WINCHESTER. VA, December a2-
Mrs. Harry Flood Byrd has returned
from Washington. where she was the
guest of Representative and Mrs. Hen
ry D. Flood.
Miss Julia Reed Taylor, who recent
ly arrived in this country. after a
long stay in Germany and Switzerland
has taken an apartment here for tho
winter.
Mrs. Charles w. Trenary is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Mocers.
In Staunton.
Mrs. Archibald white has return
ed from a visit to relatives in Rich
mond.
Miss Heloise de Grange has gone on
VISIT 70 relatives at Frederick. Md.
Mrs. Nelson p. Dame has returned
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THREE,

ter Mrs. X. Il. Baskcr. near LottsburS:
left this week for her home at Farm
ham to meet another daughter. Miss
Todd Motley. who comes from Phil.
adclphia for tho Christmas holidays.
Or. y. NJ. Brent accompanied Mrs. y.
Clarke. OF northumberland House .
TO Baltimore this week. She will hs
operated on at one OF the hospitals
Mrs. SHOP Williams, OF near Heaths.
viilc. Is home again after an absenc.
OF some months
MIR and Mrs. Earl Pussy have re.
turned from their bridal trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sale 81
Alexandria, wilt be with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il: helms, until after
tho Christmas HOLIDAYS
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Randolph for several months. left for
her home in baltimore. Monday. Miss
Emily Randolph accompanied her and
will spend some time with relatives
in Maryland
Leslie Fleet. l.. S. A., of Phocbus, Mrs.
Fleet. and their children. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Fleet.
Misses Matte McConkey and Mary
Reynolds are homo from the Farm
Vile Normal for the holidays
Mrs. J. r. Mosclcy, OF Washington
is tho guest OF her brother and sister
in-iaw. Professor and Mrs. Il. F. Mar
shall.
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neral OF his brother. whose death took
place in Norfolk several days ago
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-09-29
EVERYONE Can HELP

Seven years ago a famous
European student OF history pro-
phesied that the next great war
of the future would not be won
We are today fighting that war,
and famine is indeed threaten
ing to be it's arbiter
land Ireland, France, Italy,
and Belgium-our aliies-are
fighting; they are not on the
farms. The production of food
by these countries has therefore
been greatly reduced. Even be-
fore the war it was much less
than the amount consumed. The
from other countries than from
America Now. this difference
is greater than ever. and, at the
same time. supplies can no long
er come from most OF the couu-
tries They must now come
allies depend on US for food as
they have never depended be-
fore. and they ask us for it'with
right which they have never
had before For today they are
uOlllE AhE llE ~ ~ - VIZ f'NiA ANA iIlt7
and dyiug--iu our war.
We must send them the food
they have to have. We will
send 1t But We an only do it
by wise and loyal economy of
food on the part of every one OF
us. We must stimulate our food
handling, eliminate ali the waste
possible. substitute as largely
AS possible other foods for
wheat, beIf. pork, dairy pro-
consumption whore it is excess
vc.
To accomplish these things is
the problem of the United States
Food Administration. But this
accomplishment can come only
from ,h~combned personal and
voluntary service of. all the peo-
pie Of the land. To that end
We want all the people to join
the Food Administration. No
fees or dues; merely promise
TO help. Send for our member
ship pledge and our plan.
I. =. Food Administration %
Washington. ID. ..
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-09-29
MILLS MILLIONS. SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS ENTERTNINS

What might be termed Il "Reverly
of the Millions Is reported to have
taken place when about thirty young
people. comprising the'members Of the
Young People Or MINIS Millions Class
of the Methodist Sunday School par
ticipatcd in "a moonlight picnic last
Friday evening, september 21st
The class assembled at the home of
Rev Mills at 30 y, mi, and were trans
ported iu eight ears 70 the otto Grove
on the Ferico where some four hours
were spent ina. games and singing
and other furHs Of gdyety
We are proud to be the possessor.
la our city. Of such 4 class of young
people Milrs Millions Sunday School
Glass is the largest in the state, be-
ing omposed ~ present of some
fifty three members. OF which number
most are regular attendane OF the
Sunday School and Church.
The class is a talented one, also,
possessing Within it's numbers, speak
ers, readers, soloists. humorlsts, plan
lists and philosophers. When all get
together "A good time is assured. Under
the direction of the President, ]. A
Wikoff the class is expected to reach
an enrolment that Will make 1t larger
than any other in the Southwest.
This is the second of series Of
entertainments that will be given by
aud for the benefit of the class dur
ing the coming fall and winter. These
entertainments will be given on the
first and third Fridays of each month.
iThose present on last Friday evening
were: Rev. and Mrs III. IL. Mills,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh b. Woodward. Misses
Cornell Eggleston, ]. L. Cox, Nan J..
Morgan, Blanche Brownlee. Opal Slat-
err, Catherine Gentry, Veda Macarthur,
Bula Ghormley. LILLIAN Ghormley,
Belle Skinner, Lelah Squire. Ruth ed
wards, Kate Sullivan. Nancy Sullivan,
Lucy Abramson, Measrs. r. NJ. Bryles,
II, II. Rikoff, Samuel Farber, r. N.
Little. d. d. Monroe. Allen Wikoff
We cordially invite all the young
people who enjoy good talent enter
tainment, and wholesome. fun, to at
tend these entertainments
by d. -. MONROE.
Secretary FOR the Glass
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-09-29
PROF. HosFELD DEAD

Prof, Samuel Hosfeld. for a number
OF years a resident of Clayton, died
at his home in Denver last week. Prof.
Hosfeld had been failing in health for
the past several years. and moved to
Denver last year in hope of a change
for the better. His death will cause
genuine sorrow to many people OF Clay
ton and vicinity. He is survived by
his wife and two dauhters. Mrs Howell
Earnest of Santa Fe. and Miss Florence
Hosfeld OF Philadelphia
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-09-29
MuLDOON AND cAMP DRAW

Last Saturday evening al the Mission
theatre, Young Muldoon of Springfield,
Illinois, and Logan Champ of Leeds,
South Dakota, wrestled one hour and
thirty minutes to y draw. The
men were well matched Muldoon being
the faster of the two, and Champ ap i
parently the stronger. NIuldoon is
the fastest wrestler ever seen on the
mat in Clayton. and something was hap
penine every minute of the time hos
ulities lasted. Al the end the mat
had been put out of commission, and
because OF the lateness of the hour
il was thought best to call the match
off An effort is being made to re-
match the men at later date prob
ably during the fair
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-09-29
HONE ECONOMICS CLUB

The Home Economics Club met with
Mrs Jennings Friday afternoon. 1t
was decided to cooperate with the
American Library Association in send
ing books and magazines to our sol
dier boys Donations will be gladly
accepted. Magazines must be high
class and not over three months old.
Preferences is given to Century, Har-
per's. Scrlbner's. American, Every
body's. saturday Evening Post. Coll
lier's. independent and that class of
magazine. Tack only books that are
worth while. and in fair condition.
When one hundred pounds or more
have been collected, they will be sent
by freight to Camp Cody, Deming, \. NJ.
Donations Of money viii also be ac-
cepted and with it techanical books on
aviation, automobiles, science, etc,
which are badly needed ana are not
likely to he contributed win be pur-
chased Every cent viii be spent for
books Of this solid character which
the publishers offer the Library As
sociatiou at a great reduction.
Tho committee from the club are Mes
DANES , VI. Rutle6ge, GIN, Olbeter and
Selvy
The next meeting Of the club will
he October with Mrs. Isaacs at which
lime the annual e'eoticu Of officers
viii be held
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-09-29
AT HOME ON LEAVE

John Winchester. one of our boys
who Joined the N. NJ ~ C. last spring
and has made rapid advance in the
service, arrived in Clayton Thursday
for short visit with relatives and
friends John is one OF the model
young men OF Clayton and counts hic
friends in this county by the hundreds.
He will leave Sunday noon TO rejoin
Co. G., the Clayton Co, at Albuquerque.
He informs us that the guard is ex-
pecting orders every day TO entrain
for the mobilization camp at Linda
Vista. California.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-09-29

1t is the intention OF the mayor and
other citizens to give these men a
Dig goodbye next Wednesday noon.
All offices and stores and other places
or business will be asked to close so
that both proprietors and employees
can attend big send-off demonstra-
ton at the depot Make II a point
TO be there and heup TO cheer the boys
on their way to victory for Uncle Sam
and right Fraternize and give them
All hearty handclasp and a CHEEKY
Woru whether you know them or not.
II VIII nike them feel good and they
viii appreciate II.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-09-29
FROM "HAWK"

Headquarters, 18th Field Artillery,
Fort Bliss, Texas, Sept. %, 1917.
Hello. High Please send me The
News. want to know something
about Clayton and the other fellows.
Army life is sure some life. Am well
and working every day. viii write
more next tine.
CHAS. II. HAWKINS.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-09-29

Russia seems to be learning that
she cannot engage in eivn war ara
fight a foreign foe at the same tim
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1917-09-29
FORTY-SF UNION COUNTY BOYS Will LEAVE
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER g. FOR CAMP FUNSTON

The first forty-six of the men named
below win leave Clayton next We'd
nesday noon, October 3rd., for Camp
Funston at Fort Riley, Kansas. where
they Will enter the military service of
the United States. The first forty
six names on the list re those Sc
letced to go; the remaining nine are
alternates who win supply any va
ancy caused by Illness or other dis
ability that would prevent the depar
ture of any one OF the first forty-six .