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The Washington herald., 1917-06-03
OF SUBURBS
CALLED INADEQUATE
Citizen Federation Believe Outlying
Sections Neglected During Parades.

A vigorous protest was made at the
Association last night at the District
Building as against the protection fur
nished the surburbs by the Police Depart
ment during celebrations and parades
in the city. The Connecticut Avenue
Citizens Association and the Georgetown
associations, however, declared that the
suburban districts are better policed by
other periods.
Or. Emery A, Bryan. of the Connect
cut Avenue Citizens Association, opposed
Chamber of Commerce, Board of Trade
and the Retail Merchants Association.
His opposition was approved by the asso-
ciation, on the ground that such a merg-
er would be detrimental to the best in
terests OF the citizens associations.
This was the final meeting Of the asso-
ciation until autumn, but President
Shreve asked that members hold them
selves in readiness to act on matters that
may come up during the summer.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-03
Hotel Guest Discovers
Alligator in Her Bed

Los Angeles, Cal, June 2--How would
you like to md an alligator In your bed
rms was an experience OF q woman
guest at the AnEelus the other day.
The alligator was the property OF, ].
NJ DromaEe, Of New Orleans, who on a
Visit TO the ALLIGATOR farm decided he
wanted one for q pot. II escaped from
an lmprovised cage and went on q pill
grimaEe through the hotel
The Washington herald., 1917-06-03
ARMY SEEKING 100000
MORE EMBRYO OFFICERS
Call Issued for Men TO Tram Second
Draft of 10000.

!. The War Department yesterday issued
a call for 5000 more men 10 train for
commissions in the army. They win be
required 10 oficer the second oraft OF
10000 men under the conscr1ptiou Law.
Sixteen camps. with $500 10 q camp. viii
be opened on August q. AdJt Gen Nc
Cain announced. The new training force
viii be received az the camps Immediate
~ following the departure Of the 400o
now being trained 20 lead the ''hFEt 500
Coz Of the national army.
The training period Of the second series
OF camps will last until November - A
third series then viii be opened, ~ de-
velopments make II necessary.
The camps Of the Ofhcers' Reserve
Corps are at Fort Nyer, Va: Fort Nc
Pherson. Ga. Fort Ogiethorpe Ga Fort
BENJAMIN Harrison. Ind: Port Logan II
Roots, Ark; Leon Springs. Tex; Fort
Riley. Kans-, and the Preside. San
The Washington herald., 1917-06-03
deem MONGOLIA
DEATHS ACCIDENT
Navy Officials Call Tragedy
Unavoidable Brass Cap
to Be Discarded.

Blood-stained and battered. a tiny bit
Of brass, taken from the heart of q
dead Red Cross nurse, was mute but
dramatic witness before the Committee
on Naval Affairs yesterday. The little
piece OF brass was from a casing cap
OF one Of the shells fired on board the
liner Mongolia, when two nurses re-
AS a result OF the accident. it devel-
oped yesterday, the United States navy,
on the very edge of the war, has de-
termined to make a change in the man
experts have determined to substitute for
the brass cap, a wooden disk, which
would be destroyed by the explosion when
. The hearing yesterday, brought about
by the resolution of Senator FTelinghuy-
sen. showed that both Secretary Daniels
and Admiral Earle, chief Of the Ord
dent was absolutely unavoidable. They
both testified that the accident came not
from any neglect, but from an mex
plicable rebound Of the brass cap.
shells Prove Ineffective.
Although other hearings will be held
this week, II seemed evident yesterday
suaded that no blame should be attached
for the accident However, 1t Is possi-
BILE that further testimony may develop
more facts. Premature explosions have
occurred on board the ST. Louis, st. Paul,
and Philadelphia, as we'll as on the Mon
golia, 1t came out yesterday.
The report that Of forty-fve shells nred
by the st. Louis, none Of them proved
efficient. caused a stir IN the committee.
Capt. MacDougall, the American naval
attache at the embassy in London, sub
mitted the report. He said four of the
shells burst within 100 feet OF the ship,
nine burst in the guns, and none ex-
ploded when they struck the target. Ad-
miral Earle centradicted the report, say
Ing that an inquiry when the st. Louis
returned to an American port showed
that all shots striking the target ex-
ploded making a perfect record.
II was Secretary Daniels who showed
the piece OF brass cap. He reached into
- -.n-t r,nrkat and hreur Il nut
The Washington herald., 1917-06-03
ADDRESSES PENNSYLVANIANS.

THE mineral resources of the State
OF Pennsylvania" was the subject of
an address last night by Harry W.
Phillips at a meeting OF the Pennsyl-
vania State Society.
Following the address musical seIec-
tions were rendered by the Harmony
Sextette, Miss NJ. Campbell, Miss Elsie
Geislar, Jacob Kidwell and Jas. H. Car
roll. Two new members were added,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Hoart.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-03
TO BUILD KEY BRIDGE.

Plans for the immediate construction
Of the Key Bridge, across the Potomac
at Georgetown. will not be halted by
the governments intention to stop the
construction of skyscrapers and bridges
in order that structural steel may be
used for shipbuilding
The War Department considers the con-
struction Of this bridge a military neces-
sity. II was said.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-03

ment, through the office of Public Build
ings and Grounds, had prepared the stage.
Mrs. Hemmick and her associates did the
rest.
Masque Ideal for Opening
No more fitting entertainment for the
could have been devised than Mrs
Christian Hemmiek's delightful masque.
written for the occasion and produced
HnoeI y, .ar, tne auinors enthHsiasue 1lrec9onii
form Of the birth of the drama IN the
Olympian dreams of the Greeks. of it's
degradation In medieval England. and
OF It's triumphant rise to an honorable
estate In the present age. This thread
Of story offered logical opportunities for
Introducing the many famous stars Of
the stage who honored the occasion with
In the opening part. Miss Katheryn Lee.
n Sn aria eo9r. tFS% The rs RpSe
gave q wonderful dance Miss Sophie
Braslau. the noted contralto Of the Metro
Politan Opera Company. sang the "Che
Faro" from "Orpheo."
Welcome IEetta Jewel Brown.
Mrs. Izetta Jewel Brown was heartily
ond part as the first woman actress.
pursued by an infuriated MOB OF piously
Indignant English. Mrs. Brown again ap-
peared in the third part as Comedy. I'M
familiar charm OF manner
Serge Oukrainsky. OF the Russian bal
let, contributed a graceful Persian dance
Mime. Tamak Miura delighted with a
song from Madame Butterfly" r. D.
MacLean and Odette Tyler gave a tab
loid version of THE Tanning OF the
Shrew."
Capt. James K. Hackett, whose appear
ance as a musical composer and con-
ouctor surprised many Of his old ad-
mirers, led the Marine Band in a series
af nf snuff NNF1 q
also read an interesting letter from Mime
Sarah Bernhardt. congratulating Mrs.
Hemmick on her achievement In bring
ing the movement for a national theater
to success
The performance closed with the sing
ing Of the "Marseillaise" and The Star
Spangled Banner" by Miss BraSau, which
siasn
The Washington herald., 1917-06-03
South Ready to Follow
When Called. Saws Heflin

The South stands ready to follow
wherever Old Glory bares her beauty
to the breeze" said Representative Hef-
lin, Of Alabama, last night, at a Jeffer-
son Davis Memorial service, held by
the Washington chapter, Daughters OF
the ConfederaCy, at the Mt. Vernon
place Methodist Church. Mr Helm paid
a high tribL"e to the life of the Presi-
dent Of the Confederacy and the women
Of the South.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-03
MASQUE DRAWS $4,000
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

war time, 1t Is fact that the govern
ment, through the office of Public Build
Mrs. Hsmmick and her associates did the
rest.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-03
Broke His Wife's Teeth
To Make Her Stay Home

Atlanta, Ca, June 2.-Chas. f. King,
q plumber told a jury in the Superior
Court that the only time he ever struck
his wife was when he knocked her
teeth out of her hand TO prevent her
from going downtown" He explained
that the teeth were false.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-03
CUT LIVING COSTS
BY MAKING GARDEN
Such is the Advice Given by
the Department of
Agriculture.
PLANS BIG SPRING DRIVE"

The Department of Agriculture is
planning a big spring drive against the
high cost Of living in a fashion which
has a special interest for Washington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18
At the Majestic

Robert Warwick, one Of the great
est fayorites OF all moving picture
leading men, will next be seen BY his
admirers at the Majestic tonight, His
Offering viii be The Silent Master, !"
teken from z. Phillips Oppenheln' g
novel. The Court Of St. Simon" The
production was directed by Leonce
Perret, a noted French producer, who
has been engaged by Harry Rapr for
the Warwick Selznick pictures. The
supporting cast includes the popular
and lovely Olive Tell, Anna Little,
Donald GaIaber. Henri Valbel, Valen-
tin Petit, George Clarke and dainty
Juliette Moore. The story deals with
adventures with the Apaches in Paris
and a romance that swings across the
Atlantic into fashionable New York so
ctety. It contains many spectacular
scenes. including a panorama Of Paris
from M0utmartre.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18
FoR sArE-cITY PROPERTY


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al twenty sig ata street and St<-
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EIGHT room modern houses ia best of
sli+-a5 -EaA Oh paved 5LfSet ana EaS
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5Eltal.9 EaQnes IS /. ass, -a6s
ta# = room house. Wttl water gas.
electric lights. furnace and cement
Is Well worth the price asked T.
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cA car lines garden spot fruit trees
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owner Phone r. J. 5s43A
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Eighteenth avenue and Thirty eighth
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street. between Twelfth and Seven
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Fh8ne r. J. z14y.
LOT. 40SI65. good IecaEIoa. Wiu con
a.deI small eaE IN exchange. Phone
ONE o. lae finest aud best located eight
room residences an Rock Island at
1919 Twenty second street = Is
HHoads, 100 Robinson building. Phone
OR trade. lot 50xI35. for Ford car
sears uu Eleventh street. a. Hide
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ONE or two desirable lets north o.
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able. Phone 4. = 1+s5 after p. M
RARE OPPORTUNITY Eae residence acre
property abundance o. Iruiti seltaHs
aEE#rts lo agents commission 70 "a b.
--8a 4stt Twenty ninth street.
SIX room house ana Ga acres land
corner Ninth street and Twentieth
Avenue s3,49es terms, $1,000 down.
SE1N room modern aouse5 east Erauts
good. level lot, plenty shade pay ing
sewer sidewalk and water IL and
paid Tor. price s3-lp5- ftanee & arus e.
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car Uae 81 500 a. *. Walker. Rob
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18

Tonight viii be the last opportunity
to see In the Hands Of the Law" he
sensatioually successful screen drama
with Lois Meredith in the leading role.
Miss Meredith IS q tried and popular
player and has been with some OF the
best companies in the country. Those
who saw her in this great picture last
night are convinced that 1t is a mas
terpiece- For Thursday there is sud-
den shift in the calendar announce
meut OF the Spencer. Instead of VIII
fred Lucas and Lillian Gish in Souls
Triumph, the management has Sc
cured Charles Ray. the popular play
or, IN his very latest Triangle produe-
ton, The Ciodhopper."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18
PLAN FREE SERVICE
TO SOLDIERS FOLKS

Chicago. July 15--Plans for extend
tlg free medical. nursing, dental and
similar services to dependent families
or enlisted men ia the service Of the
United States we're discussed last
night hy representative of profess
s-laa. charitable and civic societies
ct Chicago The meeting was called
ar che suggestion OF Colonel Jacob
Frank surgeon general OF the Illinois
National Guard
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18

observation-disclosures that the nov
Hungarian crops wfl1 be seized br taa
government of that country as soon as
harvesting and shrashing is completed
has been made by the president of the
hungarian food admiafs5rat5o bureau
according b dispatch from Euda-
PEST Farmers VIII be permitted 10
retain only sufficient Of the crops FOR
their private use and for seed The
monthly -four allotment for the rural
population IS expected to amount lg
81 pounds for each person
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18
SALVATION Amy Busy.

Lon6on--The Salvation army dann-
Sicily has commenced its work ia
China. says General Bramwelf Boots.
the commander iu-chief Fin the an
nual statement Of that organization
Gratifying progress is reported by tha
salvation Array - Iuala and steady
progress tu Korea. Japan and The
Dutch East Indies. In the latter field
tae army now Is caring for 500 le5
ers Results of the armys work
throughout <Ae far east are reported
satisfactory.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18

Mrs Vernon Castle is at W
her third picture for Pathe. u.
photaa rama with q more or less
ing search for the murderer Of
IIouaire, the father of the cha
portrayed by Mrs Castle, in
Antonio Moreno is Mrs. Castles
ing man, and during the course
picture re has opportunity to pc
some Fairbanksian feats OF stl
and agility r Wigney Percyvs
of the authors of Grumpy.
+ Sainpolis. and "a II. GilmouF ar
Iers IN the cast
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18
AAAT q. g

SIX cents FER line FIRST insertion
Three ceats per Btne each aGsfefonaf
Insertion. No al 1esa than Z g eaufa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18

Estate OF IL egtor DE Coeue, deceased.
Ahe Undersigned having been APP
pc % ted aa2aIA4slrak0r QI Use estate of
Hector be COeAes late OF the county o.
ROCK La5auag state OK Illinois deceased
hereby gives notice that IA . WILL appear
before tae HOB Benjamin Bell, Ju0Ee or
the probate cart OF Rock Island couu-
rs, 81 the probate eo0rL room IA the
etBg 81 Rock island at the Aug usL tergns
GA the 1rsE Monday III august next at
yg uIea tl4ua ali persons having CLAIMS
aEaIGa. SAID estate are moulded and re-
QGesteU go attend for 1le purpose OF
having the same adjusted All persons
IH4g5gea to said estate are requested L9
make lE1E2 eIlate payment 70 tne under
Signed
Lated June /, a d 1919.
JOSEPH BULTI&CK,
Administration
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18
THTRHnAY-

Spencer square-Charles Ray In
The Clodhopper"
Majestio-John Mason in The Lib
ertine"
Best-Frank Daniels in What Hap
pened to Father"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18
G.s[ heater


Spencer SQuare-@In the Hands Of
the Law, Burton Holmes picture. tIn
the Sierras.
Majestic-Robert Warwick In The
Silent Master"
Best r. Virginia Pearson in The
Turn Of the Road"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18
Hog Range Day 10 Day.


Spring chickens. per pound. .....- soc
Old ROSTERS. per pound ....-.---.- Sc
Chickens, per pound. --.-s. ......-...- loc
Eggs. strictly fresh. dozen. ..,... 35c
Butter, creamery. bulk. pound -...3fc
Butter. creamery. bulk. pound .3Sc
Butter, creamery, print. pound. 81 ZEE
New potatoes. peck $500 49, ...-.. aUc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18
Beverly Bayue.
By DAISY DEAN

Beverly Bayne. VINO recently signed
d long contract with Metro. enjoys the
distinction of having been starred III
The very first picture i'm which she APP
peared. 1T was called The Loan
Shark" and was produced by the Es
sauav company I'M Chicago
Miss Baync has appeared in more.
fdan five hundred pictures. She has
been co-starred with Francis X
BushmaH in the notable screen pro
duction Of Shakespeare great love
story Romeo and juliet, Pen
nlnstan's Choice Man and His
Soul" 1.-THE Wall Between. "A Mil
Iloa a Minute. "A Virginia Ro-
nance "a Diplomatic Romance.
and the serial The Great Secret"
Miss Bayne is an athletic young
woman and can ride. swim, shoot.
drive a motor car or do any Of the
many feats demanded of the motion
picture star She was born I'm Min
ueapOIis, but her home has been in
Chicago since She was young girl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-18
Kansas Cgitv Provisions.
HTNeARE 10 SEIZE cnnPs.

Kansas CITY. July Butter. erzz
and poultry unchanged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
|U-BOAT WARE ARE
| LAWFUL MEASURE.
SAYS M|CHAEL|S
New German Chancellor De-
clares the Submarines Do
More Than Expected.
CAMPAIGN ADOPTED
FOR SHORTENING WAR
Germans and Austrians Start Big
Drive Against Russians in
Eastern Galicia.
OPERATIONS IN FULL SWING
Teutons Apparently determined to
Break French Line Between
SoissonS and Rheims.
CAMPAIGN ADOPTED
FOR SHORTENING WAR
OPERATIONS IN FULL SWING
Teutons Apparently determined to
Break French Line Between
SoisSOnS and Rheims.
tby Assocla;-l rress.l


COPENHAGEN. july iy.-Dr. Michae-
lis. the new German imperial Chincel-
lor. in his address to the NeichstaG on
Thursday afternoon. declared his adj
heson to Gerniany's submarine cam
paisn asserting II to be a. lawful meas
ure. justifably adopted and adopted
for shortening tie war
DR.. Michaelis opened his Reichstag
speech with hearty tribute to IN
Won Bethma mn II ollweE. The retiring
imperial hanceilnr. whose work. he
suid, history would appreciate.
The Chancellor declared that the
war was forced upon unwilling Ger
many by the Russian mobilization. and
that tho submarine war was also
forced upon Germany by Great Britain's
Illegal blockade-s,arvation war.
The faint hope that America, at the
head OF the neuiruls. would check
Great Britain's Illegally was vain. Ger
manys final attempt 10 avoid the ex-
tremity by peace offer failed. and
the submarine campaign was adopted
said the Chancellor The submarines the
speaker continued. mad done all and
more than had been. expected. and the
false prophets who had predicted tho
end OF the war Al definite time had
done disservice to the Fathcrland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
FOOD BILL APPROACHES
FINAL FORM IN SENATE
Approves by Vote of 90 to 1O Conn
promise Agreed On at Bipar-
tisan Conferences.
LIMIT on CONTROL FEATURE
Under Amendment, Administrative
Authority Would BE Vested in
Three. Salaried Members, Instead
of Single Individual.

WASHINGTON July l9.-The admir-
stration food control bill to-day ap-
preached final form in the Senate.
Making rapid progress under a limit
ed debate agreement. the Senate ap-
proved. so TO l6, an amendment drafted
at joint conferences of Democratic and
Republican leaders to limit government
con .rol Of food, feeds and fuel includ :
ins Kerosene and gasoline, and TO vest
the administrative authority in three
salaried members instead of single
individual.
Although the action was tentative
and will be subject to reconsi ieration
before Saturdays final vote. IL is, ex-
pected by the leaders to stand md to
ae accepted by the House in conference.
The vote was regarded as forecasting
general support Of other bipartisan n
proposals. awaiting action.
Tomorrow the Senate expects to dis
pose of the modified Federal licensing
section. and that fixing a minimum
price for wheat A price OF 81 per
bushei at primary markets is expected
to have the support of large group
of Senator'S,
REED WOULD PREVENT
HOOVER FROM SERVING
Partisan lines were erased In to-
days debate and voting, which brought
to a head in2abarp clashes tho ,contro-
1Gonfinued on Fourth Page. j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
W|LL PROCEED TO FORM
HOME GUARD COMPANIES
Governor Stuart Takes Matter Up
With State Council OF
Defense.
TO PROTECT RIVER SERVICE
Council Says il Steamers Are With
drawn Injury to Producers of
Perisliablc Food Products Will BE
InCaiCulable.

Governor stuart directed the Virginia
Council OF Defense. at its meeting at
the Capitol yesterday. to proceed at
once with efforts TO induce citizens in
every town. county and city in the
state to organize home defense COM
panies. The Council is preparing a call
addressed to the people OF Virginia in
line with the Governors wishes It
will be issued i'll a day or two. and
will be so distributed throughout the
State that every citizen will he sure
TO sec it. The matter will also be
emphasized by means OF public meet
inss and In Other ways.
The actual organization and equip
ment will be done through the office
OF the adjutant general at the direction
and under the authority OF The &c YER
nor. who is now working on the plans
Those will be connected up with the
Federal law on the subject.
Meanwhile. Governor Stuart urges
that immediate steps be taken through
out the State to- begin the formation
OF home guard companies to meet any
situation that may arise. and Also to
tCoutinued on Third PageO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
NO WORD OUT OF GERMANY
ON CHANCELLOR'S SPEi,CEJ

AMSTERDAM. July l9.-Up to a late
hour this evening not an inkling had
filtered out of Germany as to what
happened in the Reichstag this after
.aAon. For o'clock the momentous
Tfenary session had been set at which
-he new Chancellor. DIR. Geore
Aichaelis. was to make his maiden
speech. He had summoned the Reich
stag to hear a communication from
the government"
AS II deliberately to tantalize a
breathless world. the censor in the Teu-
ton capital-up to the hour this dis
patch is filed--refused to allow the
slightest hint of the outcome Of the
session to slip past his blue pencil
Speculation ranging from the mildest
to the widest guesses began to Invade
this neutral point OF observation a
half-hour after the time set for the
Reichstag meeting.
Even while this speculation was
awflir. the dropping OF the veil was
momentarily expected. Any minute
may bring the news upon which may
hinge the fate OF the German; empire
and the duration Of the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
RICHMOND TO FURNISH
738 MEN UNDER DRAFT
Gross Quota 1881, With Credit OF
1901 Men Already in
Service
STATE TABLE is COMPLETED
Shows What Each County and City
VIII BE Expected to Supply, Less
Number Already in Service OF
Nation

Virginia stands ready for the draft.
With the War Department in readi-
ness to draw the numbers which will
show the order In which 10000 900
young men will he called TO the colors.
the old Dominion has done all that ha 3
been requested of 1t to date Late yes.
tcrday Governor Henry Carter Stuart
sent to Washington a list showing
exactly what every city and county in
the state Will have to furnish In the
hrst draft Similar information has
been sent TO each local board in yir-
Sinia.~
i'ynchburg. Of all The cities and
counties in. Virginia. has the distinc-
ton OF being the only community
which Will not be required to Furnish
n single man by draft. The city had
allotted 10 il gross draft OF Gil men.
but az II already has 337 men in the
National Guard and regular army. IL
has twenty-six more than II was asked
to furnish. The city OF Roanoke. sx-
pected TO furnish gross of sea men.
has been given credit for AS men In
the service. leaving only seventy. four
to be drafted.
RICHMOND TO FURNISH
7SS MEN ny DRAFT
Richmond will have 7ss Of It's sons
drafted into the national army. This
city has gross quota of 1881 mon,
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