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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
in FINE RACE
BURTNESS WON
HOME COUNTY
Three-C ornered Contest
Showed Republican
the Favorite.

- -. -.tEN
olger b. Burtness carried his home
county-Grand Forks-by q majority
Of -295 over John M. Baer, the cars
toonist, in the race for congress. Mr..
Burtness' county plurality over Geo.
A.. Bangs, also Of Grand Forks, was
Ss2.
In Grand Forks city, the race was
between Mr.. Burtness and Mr.. Bangs,
both Of whom are prominent attorneys
Of the city. Mr.. Burtness received a
majority Of 116 in the city over MI.
Bangs, the vote being 578 to 462.
Baer's vote in the city was 27S.
Burtness' lead OF 306 votes 9
Baer in the city was too much to over
come in the country districts OF h
county, in a number Of which a very
heavy league vote was cast. But Burt.
ness race in the rural districts was
strong, for In a number Of precincts he
polled from twice as much to eight
times as many votes as the league can
didate.
The vote in the city and county was
very light, indicating that the interest
in the election was not as great as the
showers fell throughout the day, but
the rain was not heavy enough to keep
formers from the polls. especially the
league members, who apparently turn
cd out in force. Almost 1000 ballots
less than the normal Republican vote
lin the county was caat, while the city
vote fell far below the normal ballot
ing. The returns indicate that the op-
position to the league did not turn out
as completely al their opponents, with
the result that Burtness went out Of
his home county with a smaller ma
jority than he was entitled to.
The Vote by Precincts.
The following table shows the COM
lplete vote In Grand Forks county:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
East Grand Forks News
NO RECRUITS
ENLIST TODAY
More are Urged to Enlist al
Once, Rather than Wait
to be Forced to Join.

For the first time in several days,
no recruits were sent from the East
Grand Forks United States army re-
cutting station to Jefferson Barracks
this morning. A large number of
applicants have been received, but re
cruiting has slackened.
Serg. M. E. Coomler, oficer in
charge Of the East Grand Forks sta
ton, has urged that enlistments be
rushed during the remainder of July.
Drafting will be started very soon,
according to Washington reports, aft
err which time it will be impossible to
enlist In either the regular army or
the national guard.
The advantage Of choosing the
branch Of the service which one il
to enter rather than to be forced tc
join any branch, has been pointed
/ out by Serg. Coomler.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
HE WAS HEIPLEsS.

Chicago News: An Irishrnan In q
town la the South was careless
enough TO let his priest catch him
emerging from q salo0a With q demi-
John under his urn. The priest walt
cd for him and said:
"2zaks, What 10 It you have In thai
deAnij0hn o.
WHISKY, sir."
no whom does II .belong7-
n me and me brother, Pat, SIR
well, Mike, pour yorrs out, and be
q good man..
II can't father said Mike, .sr&inesa
on the bottom
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
VERDICT FOR GRAND
FORKS WOMAN GIVEN
Mrs. Handlemen Wins In $4,000
SANDER Suit in CrookstDn Court
This Morning.

ston this morning that Mrs. L. Han
dleman OF Grand Forks has been
awarded q verdict Of $4,000 against
Moses Giller OF Crookston, for al
legged Islander and defamation Of char
tacter. The case has occupied sew
eral days in the district court at the
Polk county seat, and q large num-
Der Of witnesses have testified.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
JUDGE COOLEY BACK
BUT LEAVES AGAIN

District Judge c. M. Cooley return
ed last night from Wahpeton where
he has been presiding during a MUIR
der trial during the past few weeks.
He departed again this morning for
Lakota where he will hear q gum
Der Of cases that will be brought up
during this month.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
UNIVERSAL EQUAL
SUFFRAGE MAY BE
GIVEN In RUSSIA

Copenhagen, July 1.-THE Social
lists organ, Vorwaerts, copies Of which
have just been received here, devote
black face type to positive reports in
the Reichstag that the Russian gov
eminent decided to introduce a bill
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
SWEDEN TO PROTEST
AGAINST SINKING OF
HER FISHING SHIPS

Stockholm, July 1.-The govern
ment has instructed the Swedish min
lister at Berlin to protest again the
torpedoing Of Swedish fishing boats by
German submarines.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11

Rev. Father Klinkhamsner. pastor
ef the Sacred Heart catholic church
In this city, 10 spending q. few dRys In
Duluth visiting with friends Rnd at-
tending "a business nzattarA
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
N. d. Guard Will
Go to Derning, N. NJ.

Washington, July tt.--Sub5cct
to the approval OF Major General
Bliss. acting chief OF stat, tho
North Dakota National Guards.
men win be assigned to the con.
centration casnp at Deming, n.
NJ.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11

Peonies-We still have some nice
big peories for sale. Oscar Wick's
Nursery, Minnesota Point. Phone
i548, call 2 T. s.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11

members requested to attend as mat
tiers Of ereat.tmportance will come up.
From Blooming-Louis johnson,
Blooming township farmer, Is in the
city today with friends from that sec
attending to matters Of business. He
will return to his home this evening.
For Dance and Concert Work call
On II. L. Peters orchestra, located at
$40 South Fourth street, Grand Forks,
n. D. N. W. Phone 44o.-Adv.
Tpwnley in City-A. g. Townley,
head Of the Nonpartisan league. spent
a short time in the city last night
between trains, enroute 70 !
officials.
Thompson visitor-william Gaulke,
a prominent retired farmer residing
at Thompson. arrived in the city to.
day with q party of friends to attend
the circus and visit with friends They
will return to their homes this even
ing.
Quick and Eficient Service is now
being obtained at the Purvts Barber
Shop, Scandinavian American Bank
building. No waiting. hours 8 to $3.50
p. m.-Adv.
From Bemidjt-William Eberline
and Evan Bowser.of Bemidji, Mimi.
autoed to Grand Forks yesterday and
are spending a few days here visiting
with friends. They will leave for
their home on Friday:
Carey. to Return-Thomas Carey,
operator for the Great Northern, will
return to the city tomorrow morning
from Ben1idji whore he has spent the
past few days as the guest Of his par
: ents, MI. and Mrs. B. l.. Carey at their
summer home at Grand Forks Bay.
From Johnstown-charles Bone
break Of Johnstown, chairman of the
township board and one Of the most
prominent farmers Of that district,
arrived in the city this morning,
bringing in the official election re-
turns from that precinct. He will re-
turn to his home tonight.
Ono Ltcense-One marriage license
was issued at the ONCE of County
Judge L. X. Hassell, yesterday after
loon.< The contracting parties were
Fred l.. .Quale to Eliza s. Field, both
was performed by County Judge L.. K
Hasseli.
Two Transfers-Two land transferl
were filed at the Office of Register OF
Deeds Don Mcdonald this morning
The warranty deeds were 10 follows
Elmer Jacobson and wife to Henry II
Tufts, lot II. block s, Hougen's firs'
addition to the city Of Northwood fol
a consideration Of $3.50. E.. ]. Lander
and company to Helen Friezen, -lot'
II, 10 and 10, block 5. Lindsay's ad'
dition to the city Of Grand Forks fol
a consideration Of $1,000.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11

Piano Tuning and Repairing-H. L.
Peters, at o. Young Piano and Music
Store.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
Hotel Northern oafeterta.-Adv.

Bentru Visitor-o. K. Lageson Of
ness visitors IN the city today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11
in the diet for universal equal suff-
age this autumn without waiting for
peace.

1T costs more to avenge a wrong
than it does to let it go by default.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11

To Bemidji-Charles Bartles and
nephew. Roy Davis, have departed for
Bentdji where's they will spend their
vacations on a fishing trip.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11

Here EE1Hn minneapolis.
MyH. Nnga Fereetad OF Minneap-
oils, q former resident OF Hast Grand
Forks, u visiting with friends In the
city for D few days.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11

X. Of p. Meets-Knights Of Pythias
lodge No. 1 will hold a meeting
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. All
members requested to attend as mat
ters Of great importance will come up.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11

Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11

From Blooming-Louis johnson.
Blooming township farmer, is in the
city today with friends from that sec
ton, and is attending the circus and
attending to matters Of business. He
will return to his home this evening.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11

For Dance and Concert Work call
on H. L.. Peters orchestra, located at
$40 South Fourth street, Grand Forks,
N. D. N. W. Phone 440.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-11

Tpwnley in Oity-A. G. Townley,
head Of the Nonpartisan league. spent
I short time in the city last night
between trains, enroute 70 Minot
where he will confer with I. w. W.
officials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26
GRAYS AND BLUES ARE
BOTH IN NEED OF MEN
Colonel Maury Nichols, in Charge Of
Recruiting Station Calls
for Volunteers.

The Grays and Blues both need men,
was the announcement made yester-
day by Colonel Maury Nichols. In
charge OF the army recruiting sta
ton. About $50 are needed for the
Grays. and though an estimate was
not given for the Blues 1t is under
stood that quite a number are still
wanted.
Only two men were enlisted yester-
day at the regular station. Wayne
NJ. Bennett. Of Manassas. In the reg
MAR army, and Leon z. Ellerson. Of
Richmond. was enlisted in tho Blues
at the armory.
The marine corps is also getting
only a few men. Since the station was
reopened last Tuesday just three mon
have been taken in. Charles II. Rat
terer. OF Charlotte. n. c.. enlisted yes
terday.
Otis Childress and TENTS Brooks.
who have been detailed at the local
navy recruiting station assisting the
officers. were transferred this week.
Childress has gone to New York. where
he will go aboard the Princess Irene,
while Brooks left for duty in San
Francisco.
There is still need for men In the
navy. many branches being deficient
for war strength. Not single appli-
cant showed up yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26

Petersburg. Wife ana child.
Jacob e. .Gehrman. z2o2 Channn. Wife
and child.
and child.
J. NJ. Abbott. 1411 Beverly. VITO
and child.
Clarence D. Grimm. 1925 chamn.
Wife. child and mother.
Garland p. Anderson. 1880 Claiborne.
Wife and child.
Frank L. Farmer. 1914 West Cary
Wife and child.
Conrad B. Gentry. 1915 Hanover
Mother. .
Thomas w. Walton. ILL south
Plum. Wife and child.
Willie Wyehs. a2s South Second
Mother.
Hampton Rsdford. l7ae Beverly.
Wife.
Charles r. Roper. a1s1 Floyd. wife.
John T. Hasnard. llel Wallace. Wife
and child.
Carter s. Wheat. sis North Elm
Street. Greensboro, NJ c. Vito and
child.
David A. Breitstein. 211s Hanover
Aged or innrm parents
George Robert Hauling. 41S South
Pine. Wife and child.
Raymond L. King. 261z w. Cary.
Wife.
Fred williams. 1905 South Allen
wife.
Ernest Mack withers, s2s Floyd.
wife.
F. L. Hayes. .o25 Beverly. wife and
child.
John Loosen Stevens. 1os Holly. VITO
and child.
Korey C. Sergeant 1901 wlnder.
Wife
Edward NJ Fletcher. 81 South Mea-
| dow. Mother.
Joseph q. Shaw. s West Main. Mother
Marion r. Fuller. 1882 Wallace. Wife
olin J. Darden. a13z Wallace. Aged
or lnfrm parents.
e. j. Ball. 7 South First. wifo and
child.
Arthur C. thinner. Ell louisiana
Wife and child.
P. W. Haskins. 1907 Blair. VITO and
child.
Ivan A. Workman. .lo21-s chat,n.
Mother.
John H. Rowe. 1905 Claiborne.
Frank W. Allen. 1909 west Cary.
Wife and child. a...
Henry e. Holzbaeh, 4 North Elm.
Vito and child. tsa. ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26

Mitchell Sampson. lo7 Patterson Av.
Richard Byrd. H. f. d. ,.
Willie Waller. X. F.. u. 5.
Thomas Leonard Ford, Glen Allen.
James William Young. Elko.
Nathaniel Bagby Brown. II. r. D. 6.
August Jake Fischer. Rio Vista.
Charlos Myers. r.. +. d. l. Rio Vista.
Epstom Hiliiard. II. f. d. 8.
Paul Edward Brown. 3ols W. Broad.
John David Denise. Meadow.
John satko. n. f. D. 8.
Miadyshan *. kulousek. Seven Pines.
William William Albert Albert Curtis, Glen Alien:
William Hamm m ' GarGun. Il. +. D,
Buddy Kenney; School.
Es.us Clarence Anderson, Glen Allen.
sank MHod Rio v.,s
Henry Oswald Ellis Morse. Rio Vista.
Wi,lm r Edwasd ,n,Iakey, Dpmgsr,sn.
RoeeIs EdSa5a 6Sysi. DHin5 r or
Witt mol Msl'9Iy Glen AIsn
Ellison Parks Gaulding. r. +. b. ,.
Robert johnson. X: +. u. s.
Erederick bowman. Gatewood. Rio Vista
R Ramon Edward Binns. =: F. p; q.
Percy M Morris. r. +. IS. ''s" N''e"
Erner. Norman Porkins. i; F. D. SO.
R Rossr, isr,a p, Lee paws. School.
Eooert LEWIS F1tte, *; F. u. !.
George Brock. Glen Allen.
Jesse Brown. Seven Pines.
Benjam in Franklin Dabney. r. r. D. /
BENJAMIN Wood Fraser. Eiko.
Julian c. Warden, Henrico.
Floyd James Pankey. Highland Springs
Joseph Mayeur. Route 6. Richmond
Cornelius Newton Wilkerson. Rio Vista
Marshall James Corbin, Dumbarton.
Robert j ohm Ostheimer. r. f.. D. l.
Alexander Hayes, r. +. d. 5.
Percy Lemuel johnson. Glen Allen.
Jacob Johnson. Rio Vista.
Charlie Scott Carter, Dumbarton.
Fleming Professor Williams Rio Vista
Percy Allen Lucas. Glen Allen.
James Harry Garfield. II. T.. y. s.
George West Diehl. Richmond College
Julian Wesley SRdlcr. Glen Allen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26

to Adjutant-General Mccain. In Wash
lngton. every Monday morning. The
men Will be officially listed as per
sons called for examination. who did
not appear. and have not been ex-
emptcd or discharged" These men
who ignore the countrys call, In the
event they fail to respond when given
last chance by the Adjutant General
Of the State, will automatically be-
come dcserters from the armory. and
Will be subject to arrest on sight and
prosecution before a military court
martial Any civilian who brings
about the arrest OF deserter will re-
ceive a reward. OF $50 for each man
whose apprehension he obtains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26
THIRTY-NINE EXCUSED
BY BOARD IN UHERICO

charged BY III. ienrico esemp,ien bo Sl H's'
Ernest l.. Cotmnn, II. +. d. g.
Carter F. wnrrin.r. II. r ID s.
Grover l.. Warriner Box 1915
Dudley Atkinson r. + d. &
Timothy ]. Sullivan, Jr.. r. r. D. s.
Hcrbcrt Hamper Savage. r r. D. e
Victor r. BuiSsett, X. F. d. 6
Paul sokol. X. F. ID. g. Box Io7
Fred Charles Nauman, r. F. d. ).
Herman A. BEDFORD. K. F.. D. G.
Edward John Byers. Ir.. n. F. D.
Theodore Kramer. r F. y. g.
John Thomas Miller. II. F. D. T.
Arthur Albert Oakley. r. F. D. g.
Willie Alfred Charlie. n. r. d.
Fritz EMIL IgcI. Highland Spring.
CEzie Augustus Taylor. HighIar I'd Sprin n
Arthur Elretwo3a Moran. Hsnrico jail.
John Armstrong Neaie. n. r, D.
Harry Lee Cart.r. r. F. b. 8.
Martin Oscar F'-itig. SIechanicsviIIe Ptre
William Hugh Sanders. Dumbnrton.
Charles Irving Smith. Jr., Dumbarton
Wilbur Trent. Dumbsrton.
Burtis Octavious Cone. Dumbarton
Joseph Franklin Haynes. Glen Allen
Alots Popek. Glen Allen.
George Raymond Tinsiey. Glen Allen.
Bruce Carter Alley. r. F. D. =
Carter Lewis White. Rio Vista
Joseph Turner Greene. Rio Vista
Henry Lee Jones. Rio Vista.
Arthur w. NRndorvall. Rio Vista
Robert Clifton browning, Rio Vista
Marion Ellis. Rio Vista.
james Ernest Ford. Glen Allen.
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20: s. McAtkinson. 1903 Hanover Az.
~. II. w. Doggett. 1912 w. Cary.
~ liza Rand9lph. ~ Staple.
~ Mason l.. iSiiiips. 6 \. LombsPdy.
:?5e W. J.. II. Siedd. 2soi Floyd Az.
l5s NJ -. Barnun, 365-A S. Meadow.
IL ~. y. Gilman. 1i03-A Floyd Az.
- - r: Blan,on. s. Mulberry.
as Charlie Hays. loo Cha mn.
% Robcr, Cuvillsy. 1879 Taylor.
~ Frank J.. Mason 1903 Bexcriy
~: no i i; Mon,gSmyry; il. 2Sol Stuart Az
..:e Enoch Goolrick. "ils Flovd Az.
:i3o Herman Gurgenhcirer. e.ol Floyd Az
1929 =. +. kastroll. l?3 s. Cherry.
1919 Groy:r C. Fits; Gs2 beverly.
60 Charlie Hayes. l2o6 Chann.
-. Loren q Grant. 1867 Taylor.
1909 James T. WilliamS. Jr.. Sl3 .Alhcrnaris
-? 81 Shcmcrman. 2l1 ~ boulevard.
:17S Wexford r. Sutherland. 4o7 Grove Az.
20, " s s I 6nsjeh 10: :ss TAy M Cary
80 Earl r.. rye. AZ S. Harrison.
,Sis ]. + Kas,elbers. Jr.. nil Taylor
COZ T H. Gentry; 1922 Taylor
%. az sTI F. s Aiasl. iT7 Faa5hss
eNs George d Glenn. IFS g Harrison
:oao Adrian Thomas lloe E Broad
$40 o. Il. Dennis. 1904 w. Main.
.247 g. s. Carter 4G " Hancock.
a.al Melvin M"ador. aos w Cary.
1857 Nlmrns w Leo. 2ols Grove Az.
:i?j i. b. Rannister lo7 IL f. Canal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26
CLAIM EXEMPTION
Division No. I Exemption hoard Al.
nounces List OF Those Seek
ing Release. .,.

The following men have been OK
amined by the local board OF Division
No. 1. have been found physically
qualified. and have claimed exemption
on the grounds stated:
Avery NJ. Murdoch, 22o2 Chamn.
Wife and child
Richard v. owen. 20 South ELM.
Wife, child and mother.
Arthur C. Granger. ss2s West Main.
Wife.
John r. Reaves. 1888 Ashland. wiz.
and child.
Louis c. BIapkenship. 400 cowardi,.
Wife and child.
William c. Bagby. 1910 Chanln. WIFE
and child.
James C. Moore. 212s chafin. VIII.
and child.
Norman Murdoch Atkins. 2sl5 Stuart.
Wife
Littleton D. Goodman. zoo South Bel
videre. Mother.
Joseph e. Johnson, 3o1 West Leigh.
Wife and child.
Norman Tatum. 500 Mistletee Street,
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on GROUND

DISCHARGED on GROUND
OF PHYSICAL DEFICIENCY
Tho following. NdjudEed physically d.
hc'ent have 6ssn exempted or discharged
I.nci"n Alurday. i'.c ST. John
Joseph Eugene Ozment. 40s w. Clay.
Reuben Hague. 3.GE w Leigh
Frederick Johnson. $50 csbsfl
Edward BNugh Mayo. EOS L. W. Charity.
William Alexandria Nelson. Dos Oak.
Hunter Wiley canp. 1913 w, Grace,
G"org, Daniel Robinson. Jr.. AS Goddin.
Cornelius Williams. s?7 y. Harr!kon.
E-r"st wr;ny Fersason, ;Ls ". CMy.
li.Iray Guy McCaun. 5l5 y. LoInbardy.
M N9;nrt WS,1ii s..ns rS ais w SD Leigh
John Crump. 1884 st. John.
I.ou.t ADdcrson, 6l9 ST Peter.
william Goethe ToDcn, 20lS w Grace
EEi| Funn. I'll y. Madison.
Orion Christian blackwell: 20 e. Marshall.
Curtis Henry Dunn. 1903 ". Grace
Henry Randolph. .Ot w. Franklin
Forristcr w. Munfprd. 9oS n FIRST
Meredith Williamson. Jr.. as w Baker
Thomas /. Il. Crowder. Els w. Clay.
David John Burh"r. b. w. Clay
Oscar Moreas Jones. II L. Orange
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Order Serial
G'; e Nm u da y: n baS sS y ~ broad
e., $; G.9nn!e II Yancey. 81 y Harrison.
.si;, William Green 80 5000 NwSS ". leish. Av
t:i -Sl; I Thilin NJ JSyee: JcreIson ,ieteL
~. ..s u J. II, claiborne. SO 81; peter.
$: Wi,ne Il sren Gn' III Il lin " Broad
&c; s.; %, BENJAMIN Ensslb-Tr, 2sos Park Az.
e 81; " $. nsmcSTi. !: c!sy
g go, r S Rsnd.ph, 90 y y: MEADOW M way
.s5-essi + W DART E,,anitai s,s i, !: " Clay
,ss;5:! S i C CI W y hros a
.ss Guy @. K.nnsy. i: e Ma1s hin''
"s.ph ssnio? s.s 'o Il h neish
t t775i--s,sGS I I;!: ItoviGin. &c Kenney.
,t-$;; :; Msc s'2Sry SO g W : d Ms"Ty'
{ J. ReS&lSS5}FAi j. M iS} W E Mai"
. .:S-3,S! r. Il AI I,,. ~ 81; Jnmcs.
ii.o- Sol Teyton s; Lewis. to7 Davis Az
Ga Mii"sn Hrdwn ~ az ThS%1s
. .s Curry Lee Cash: 70. w Marshall.
I -. 'In'n"s Thompson. 1904 Bacon.
STA II. C. Siedd GO Chamberlaym@ Av
O G. Cond-cy SOS w MarsS.u
,aS:i sherry Walden, 500 kenny
tel-25li !. Z. Mitchell. 1922 St Peter
OF 80 j.: J. Kenny. ia W. Leigh
tS-309l Ernest Jackson, co6 w. Rak.r
tot-l6e. William Scott. 1911 w. Moore
E3-2lH Charley beverley. 100 Catherine
tns-l6I T. II. Scales $50 Hanover Av
f"I- lo3 2. L. Nercllo. 40 w. Main.
tnS-2l9s ] X. Bohannan, az y Meadow
tos-2i5: Columbus A. Alright. 2jc5 w Grace
.oe-l:S J. T.. Woodward. E03 y. Addison
"ol-lsl: y: NJ. branch 17!l W. Leigh
:o2-l:el Lloyd Montague. oSS w. Leigh
.h8-lio3 Horace Hopklns I,Of Williams
.ot-]62, +. !. WieCand. ao3 W. Marshall
500 ~; q u. Turner 20 w. Leigh
-n6-laf' Reriiley Williams. lii7 w. Moore
.rI-olGl Ericor Bahadurisn. Ice W. Marshall
Us ia John Sims os Fritz
.oa-l2si Peter Fibbani. - w Marshall
30 y James Brown. 81 " Madison
Ili-aNS John Lamar. Hills Alley.
'lo- IL! A. G. Eannolt .Ol W Marshall
rl3-l0II T. j. Curtis. FOL w Clay.
llt-l"3' James ellis. as w. Baker
tlS-10IS w. A. Farmer. ZOOS Park Az
I1s- 70 Lewis Betty Station. as w. Grace
il7-3oiL A O Carlton 2co6 Stuart Az
rs y? lanes SENS. 40 w. Baker.
hl9- SsS r. l.. Wnllerstcin, a222 Monument Az
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penseo for tho Same period were ss.s:
77o.o2s. increasing 81, Per cent ever
last year. Net operating ';revonues
were s2,o51,ss1, increasing . per cents
over last July, leaving net income
Of '1.T4s1s5. which was q gain OF IA
per cent. .f. ts, .iF ~
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N.,f.lk and we.ter. Earning.

Ns.fsik and wester. EarninEn.
Railway operating revenues of the
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany for tho month OF July ageresat-
ed 36.82l.sSS. as compared with $4.-
St5.12o for the corresponding month
Of last year. showing an increase OF
$sfs.76s. or 20 per cent according to
figures announced yesterday by Comp
troIler j. w. Coke. Tho operating ex-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26
HENRICO BOARD CALLS
ADDITIONAL REGISTRANTS
VIII Appear for Physical Examination
mt Courthouse on Wednesday
Morning.

mt Courthouse on Wednesday
Morning.
The following additional registrants
arc called for military service by tho
Henrico board. They will report at
the office OF this local board for ply.
steal examination Wednesday,:
Robert Tinsley. Brook IIill.
Harvey Leonard Bowles, Glen Allen.
Randolph II. Liptord. Rio Vista.
Daniel Brown, 22O2 Newburn.
HOLLAND Jonathan, Box l2s.A. r. F.. n. s.
John Fields r; F. d. 3. Richmond.
Alexander Williams, R. r. d. g.
Samuel Allen Ashworth, Rio Vista.
LOWS Walter, Highland Springs.
l.tther Morgan. Hermitage Road.
Charles Herbert Gordon. Rio Vista.
Almond William Bauer. Meadow
James Thomas Butler. Rio Vista.
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ISSUES LIST or MEN
EXEMPTED OR DISCHARCED

The following list OF persons ex-
empted or discharged from the SER
vice OF the United States was issued
last night by the local board for Di-
vision No. 2:
Romie Fuller Alley. 1904 North Bou-
levard
Herbert Cloyce Johnson. 408-A North
Mulberry Street.
Daniel Webster Ouling, 1914 West
Clay Street.
Samuel Baxter Wilson, 7o4 Haw
thorne Avenue.
Herbert Seal. 1902 West Clay
Street.
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EXEMPTION BOARD NO. 2
CALLS ADDITIONAL MEN
VIII Examine Seventy-Five on We'd
nesday TO Secure Twenty StIll
Needed for Quota.

Notices were sent out by the local
board for Division No. last night to
me following registrants to appear for
physical examination on Wednesday
morning at o'clock:
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APPEAL TO DISTRICT BOARD
List or Those In Division No. 4 Who
Carry CnHcS Up From Local
Hoard.

The following persons examined by
the local board for Division No. ! and
found fit for military service have
claimed appeal to the District Board
for the Eastern District of Virginia: