Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-09-14
ohioans Accept Commissions.

the engineer OmCerS reserve corps.
The men soon will be called into ac-
tive service to officer engineer COM
panies to be sent to France. The |
Cleveland men commissioned include:
aptains-Clarence S. Smith, Will
liam S. J. zwick. Lieutenant-An- |
thony c. Nell.
Other OhioanS commissioned are:
Captains-Benjamin F. Hewitt, Ash
tabula; George Bailey, Cincinnati.
First lieutenants-Jam R. Con-
rad, Youngstown; Glen H Bales,
Akron; Raynor H. Allen, Cincinnati;
Stanley G. Backman, Cincinnati;
Harley L. Swift, Youngstown:
Second ieutenants = George r.
White, Youngstown; Arthur L. Sayes,
Toledo; Russell NJ. Easton. Cincin-
natl; Carl R. French, Salem; Rupert
A. Anderegg, Cincinnati; Louis H.
Williams, Youngstown; William Ruck-
man, Cincinnati.
Committee Has Slogan.
"Save for the second liberty loan"
is the slogan of the Columbus liberty
loan committee. The committee be-
lieves that attention of the public
should be called to the necessity Of
setting aside a sum of money each
week for the purpose of purchasing
bond. "The greatest mistake made by
the business men of England was the
slogan, Business as usual and it was
"a he a
set all their business conditions that
the English people realized that they
must settle down on war basis, put
| ting all the surplus money into war
bonds" said one of the members OF
/ the committee.
Entrainment Schedule for Troops.
Here is the complete entrainment
schedule for the Ohio draft forces
which went to Camp Sheridan, Chilli
cothe, for training on Sept. 6, Z and 8:
Wednesday, Sept. 5-Preble, Butler,
Hamilton (city), Hamilton County,,
| Cincinnati, Clermont, Brown and
Highland over a special Baltimore &
Ohio Southwestern; Ross, no railroad
transportation; Scioto, Lawrence and
Pike over the Norfolk G Western;
Morgan, Washington, Athens, Meigs
and Vinton over the Baltimore &
Ohio; Pickaway, Franklin, Columbus,
Perry, Hooking, Fairfield over Norfolk
& Western.
Tuesday, Sept. Civilians, Fulton,
Defiance, Henry, Paulding, Ottawa, Lu-
cas-, Toledo, Erie, Sandusky, Huron.
Seneca, Wyandot, Crawford, Marion,
Morrow and Delaware over a special
Hooking Valley; Wood, Putnam, Han
cock, Vanwert, Allen, Lima, Harding,
Mercer, Auglaize, Logan, Champaign
Clark, Springfield and Madison over
special Toledo & Ohio Central; Shell
by, Miami, Darke, Montgomery, Day
ton, Greene, Fayette, Clinton, Lorair
(city and county, over special Cincin
natl, Hamilton & Dayton.
Friday, Sept. Monroe, Noble, Bel
: mont, Guernsey, Muskingum, Licking
:" Newark, Ashland and Richland over ;
special Baltimore & Ohio; Jefferson
) Harrison, Carroll, Tuscarawas and Co
e shocton over Pennsylvania; Colum
I biana, Stark, Canton, Wayne, Mahon
/ ing, Youngstown, Trumbull, Portage
Summit, Akron, Medina, Holmes ant
Knox over two special Cleveland, Ak
Il ron & Columbus trains.
Saturday, Sept. 8-Ashtabula, Geau
t ga, Lake, Cuyahoga and CLEVELAND
3 over a special Big Four.
t Six districts of the state will no
furnish men on the first contingent
They are the Adams, Jackson, Gallia
= Warren, Union and the GAINESVILLE dis
L tricts. These are the districts whic
- have already furnished more tina
their quotas by voluntary enlistment!
: Keep Children in School.
q The state war board says:
Ie Keep the children in school and
" college.
,e Efficiency and the trained mind wi
g win this super-war.
in Temptations to parents to kee
g children out of school and college thi
w year and while the war continues wi
10 be many" says P. P. Clayton, Unite
,r States commissioner of education.
r. "But there must be no lowering {
a. the standars of efficiency or of a
tendance in the schools.
10 Rigorous school training and disc
Ie p1ine will prevent this slump in juv
20 nile morals, experts found.
r. Let America profit by others mi
n takes.
of State Reunion of Elks.
te Fred Harper, Lynchburg, Va, graz
is exalted ruler of the Benevolent al
Sc Protective Order of Elks, probab
as will be in Columbus for the nineteen
ID. annual state reunion to be held Sci
be 1920. He will take leading part
81 the ceremonials and may be the pri
to cipal speaker at the patriotic demo
er stration which the Elks will hold
Sc the state house yard the evening
os- Sept. 20. Efforts are being made al
on to secure either Senator Pomerene
So Harding to take part in the patriot
re program.
nd It is estimated 5000 members W
ey attend the convention. The delegat
of will number TOO Visitors will ha
Ike occasion to witness the initiation OF
&C. class of 25 candidates under the M
ritual.
Leave for Camp Sherman.
ols Scores of Ohio's young men W
ro- have been drafted for military servi
er- laid down the pursuits of peace a
lid were saying goodbys to mothe
in wives and sweethearts, to their CT
ion dren and friends, preparatory to lie;
are ing Sept for Camp Sheridan, Chi
su- cothe, where they will be trained II
soldiers to fight for world democra
Five per cent of the $4,000 Oi
Jay men called on the first draft began
ov- report at Camp Sherman Sept. g. L
hio troop movement continued throu
ses Sept. 8. The movement to Cal
Sherman was made quietly.
Roads Raise Rate on Coal.
up- Effective Aug. 80, Ohio railroads
K. into effect 15-cent ton horizon
Der increase in coal freight rates IN t
MS state, according to an announcem'
uce made by the state public utilities &C
and mission. The increased tariffs W
The filed some time ago and were suspe