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RE-ENFORCEMENTS REACH
SAlON|K| ALMOST DAILY
Continued Arrival Of New Troops
Taken to Indicate Preparation
for Early Offensive.
MAY BE PUSHED THIS SPRING
Generally Regarded as Designed TO
Cut German Line Of Communica-
ton From Berlin to Constantine
ple-350.0OO Men IN Macedonia.

SALONlkI. January 26-(Stafr cor
New troops. especially large Italian
continsents. are srrivins every few
days in Saloniki 20 re-enforce the en-
tente allied armies. The talk here is
spring the offensive planned for last
spring, which the German attack on
Nerdun prevented
the Macedonian theater OF war expects
amy serious attack upon Saloniki by
the Germans.
Danger OF attack from tho south by
the Greeks was never taken very Sc
riousIy by the military experts and
as the Creek army now Is in the Pclo-
ponncsus. An attack by King constan-
tines soldiers is removed from tho
list of possibilities. In view OF these
circumstances. the continued arrival
of important rc-cnforccmcnts in Mace
donna is taken throughout Greece 10
indicate preparation for an carly Of
feusir., designed 10 cut tho German
line Of communications from Berlin to
Constantinople.
In Macedonia to day there arc rough
~ about $4,000 French. 100000 British.
10000 Russiuns some 10000 Serblans
and perhaps $4,000 Italians. counting
the latest arrivals; Il total OF about
800 coo fighting men. To this number
may be added three regiments of
Greeks, constituting the Ncnizelist
army.
WANTS 5OO.NOO MEN
ron ACTIVE OPERATIONS
General Sarrail has frequently stated
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days
CcTlON SALE or
FRAME DIV ELLIN,i NO. 1906 NORTH
lilRTY-SECOND STREET
BY POLLARD & BAGiBY. INC,
Real Estate NuCtiOneers.

In execution Of Il deed Of trust dated
% 1916, and recorded in the
clerks office OF Richmond Chalcery
having been made in the payment Of .
portion Of The debt therein secured aud
being required SO to do. | will sell by
auction oil the premises on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY -. 1917.
At 1880 O'Clock T.. NJ.
tine above mentioned property The
dwelling contains four rooms ana is a
Very nice little house. Lot 2OXi.i feet
to u itn-foot alley in rear
TERMS: Enough in cash TO pay cost
OF sale, any taxes that may he due: one
note Tor $500 ard ono note FOR sIi with
interest from January p. 1917. The
residue AT one year after date deferred
payment to be evidenced by note Or
notes. secured by deed OF trust on the
property.
ID. i. BRAGG
Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES-To.Day
ny GREEN X Redo.
Real Estate AuctiOncers
Auction Sale Of Valuable Va
cant Ground in the
West End.

I'm order to close up the af-
fairs Of the Lee Park Company.
Inc, we have been requested to
offer for sale at public auction,
the following lots of land in the
City Of Richmond Va:
corner Of Grove Avenue ana
kOScncath Road.
:. Lot As 10: IT,. on the east side
of Roseneath Road between
Stuart and Hanover Avenues.
: Lot - 1870 IT.. on tire south
side OF Eensngton Avcaue. be
tween Tilden street and Rose
meath Road.
t. triangular shaped lot at the
northeast corner Of HensinStou
Avenue and Rorcncnth TOAD.
tron ,,i about IS f. on lose
on kensinEton Avenue.
=. Three rectangular shaped lots.
50 100 n. each. situated in the
tween Grove and Kcnsington
Avenues. and between Tilden
street and Koscneath Road,
each Lot bounded ON al four
admirably adapted for garages
Therefore. on Friday. February %
J" .. commencing az o'clock l.. NJ. at
the Richmond Real Estate F.Xchange
:: North Ninth Street, We will offer
the above property at auction.
Plnts OF the property TO be offered
can be seen at the office Of the auc-
tioncers. or 1t the Real Estate EN-
TERMS; Liberal and to be announced
at safe.
GREEN & REDD.
Auctioneers
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANT two commercial sales
men that have had two years
or more successful road expert
ence, who are earning $3.50 per
month and wish TO do better.
Prefer men not over thirty. who
are active and can furnish
good reference. Communica-
ton strictly confidential. T.
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BY J. -. CAHNt:.AL & son,
Real Estate Auctionccrs.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE OF
y GOOD INV E$TNf.N PROPERTY
n JACKSON WARD. NJ 2lS WEST
CHARITY STREET.
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I. I'D. WANTS
cents II line per Insertion

s1Sbr f$" @snss linz linz, Ssf p94 @' issa.on
.,, Minimum rpacc. Two lines.
#S$iS g %H": %i
NN, h,rH@ ' ..iR LINE.
s+TTnI,AY a"a bA Fly ,"ssS,i"" ''SS' 20 cuts
; ~, D!:,ii% i, i,n:S"e5r.ii22n.. - cents.
s,naiioSs VA Mnn,sd d.r,SH s and 4" sf iemale
rs Sithn one or s Mssk j. cents SG"a7 line l"c
i, ,as,s OF measurements Is s?liL aEa,e; IS
C!assifichtions not guaranteed after 3 y. NJ.
olBsTATIONS FOK It'd. WANT ADS.
The following Times Dispatch Branch OF
nGes al. Tor the eonvenienee OF the public.
'eYuiar office rates when are rt.em AboSe:
ws., " tSI AZ, 81 rousn ZEE. SrnEET. :.
r.. , 1a.edo'e Drus store. floyd Ave. and
Gnaries !. Turner, Druggist. IVES, Broad.
WsrrinerHs Dr"x store tore. 4o.. orote Ave.
i; 1. Hooker Drug store. so2i y Main ;,
s sGy I X$.na s0: As" A lend He 81
i Il of br"r H S,a;. 60 s2 Ma" $"
i a.ne, ,rse b, 5s' s,s1e az .rn ns
y. x. Shy * Bros. BROOK Ave. iii anu clay
.rsrran, Dr"r store, Foushee and Broaa
= FAT sT,, OF rorsl!EE ;STEEsT;
s Df1 h"E4 Sr- r nIs n nn' M% S's s.
" Is EG s.2 800 20? Hot i2''n e ni,' &, St
HiChardson DRUG Store. Ogi y. seven.
&: i. Gthnas.y - y. Eighteenth 81,
o. turner's Pharmacy. Twenty hrst and Main
w. W!;n!s,n' Pharmacy. Twenty frs, and Mar
:, sprinser DruE Company, Twenty third and
Wo?h 4 s,haa. D!ur Co. Twen,.-ht;h
snt NeEahle SIS
woocs Pharmacy. Twenty fifth ana Leisn
church iiIn rha:.aacy, $500 East Broad
=. y. craig Drag store. 200 y 10. ,ad -.
Richardson cisy street !>.uE store. %: y.
PARAMOUNT.
Paramount lhsrmac!. .ls5 !fairm"unt Ave.
BARTON Knights
R4dys DiUr store. Sorth Ave.
lit'iiiLA:,D rAEE.
5. y 'cstS & 90. 800 Third Ave
" n. Vaughan, FOIrth aud STUART.
SOUTH RiciiMbSD.
:, uh-s " Harrison 1903 tiuii $. ami ai!7
fcrcet iiili 40
y. ROBBERS. 3nyt ilu!l -.
FULTON.
\ Blark ssiG Williamsburg Ave
r.oneh Dfux stois. 800 Wt!haAhburS
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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY %. 1917.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY -. 1917,
at 1870 o'clock +. NJ.
on the premises, proceed to sell At pub
lie auction tho following property. to-
wit: An that certain lot OF laud in the
city Of liichmUnd. in that part thereof
known as Duvals addition. with the
buildings and other improvements
thereon. and bounded Ms follows: Be
ginning al "a point on the north side OF
conveyed by Alfred Mitchell and wife
10 i. J.. Winston, by deed dated 26th
February. 1872: thence along that line.
back 4 feet, more or less, To the line
OF +. y. Jude,s property, thence in a
south caStwarily direction along the
theme" IN ~ southwcStwardly direction
- feet, Worc or less. To Charity street,
thence along the line Of Charity Street,
wcstwardlN. Is feet to the beginning.
The Improvements consist of 4 brick
dwelling OF about five rooms.
TERMS: one third cash. and the ha =
ancc of the purchase money IN two
equal instalmcntS ct six and twelve
months !ron the date OF sale, with in :
t"rest added. Tho title 10 be reta ned
until all OF the purchase price has been
paid. or, all cash. at the option of The
purchaser; the deferred payment 10 be
evidenced by negotiable notes waving
the homestead exemption.
j. THOMAS HEWIN
Special Commiss iomcr
! certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the special COM
missioner has been duly given. Given
under my hand this I'D day OF Feb
ruary. 1917.
reste:
CHAs. o. SAViLLE.
Clerk.
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Hv virtue OF decree of tho Chan
Gerry Court Of the city 81 Richmond
entered February |. 1914. in the suit Of
Peter Norris ". Henry Norris ct ais
the undersigned special COMM Toner
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SHOES
Furniture and China Packing

ltEirCRE, china ana wedding presents
packed anr shipped with care Moving
~ hauling done 10y Jacob Umiauf. Phone
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

Look~Eyesl assss-sp egiacirs-LoOK
l.. l.. FISHER. -, e.. Second ana Clay
Strest- EycsiGht Snecialist lia::isnn tasG
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DON'T wait unit! the husy season Ia have
, your nnntlng. decorating and floor work
dome we Will give you tho best possible,
prices for good work. r. L. Gardner is
North Eighth Street
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PAINTING AND PapERING

" +. are now located in our new home aud
VIII be glad 10 serve our friends and
.ieir rainting. DECORATING and floor work
.i9hIh street
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AMBITIOUS Young man college education.
several wears business experience good
health good habits. desires permanent 90
siilon With opportunity for advancement.
can furnish best OF references Willing
start on moderate salary. Address 3ia.
,it,,n 4 Lei frli
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PIANOS. furniture. hausehoid goods bought.
1T First Madison 1851
WANTED. desk or office space with party
In permanent location. u sol. care Times :
tDiS;Iui,l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

CLERICAL. position wanted by man with
twelve yearA' experience III Circuit Court
clerks oiiicc. Prefer same Good refer
,ncas |. &c care Times DSpatCi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

To tie creditors ~ &. L. ATKIN-
son. OF Bowling Green Road. in the
County Of Henricc, and district
aforcsa id-Ba
Notice is hereby given that on tho
list day cf February, \. h. 1917 the
said {. l.. ATKINSON was duly add
Indicated bankrupt. and that the first
meeting OF his creditors will be held
IN my office, Room HIS Mutual Build
ing. Richmond, Va, on the 9TH DAY
OF MARCH. \. u. 1917. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon. al which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint trustee. cX
anime the bankrupt. and transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
THOS r. SNEAp.
Referee In Bankruptcy
Fcbruar: 80. 1917.
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" WITS 5N,Nf1 MEN
ron ACTIVE OPERATIONS

General Sarrall has frequently stated
that he considers 500 900 Slcu would be
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LOST AND rO. Nj

i.iST p,nL ys,r.o Mn I.ch 800 White
pr.e,ioer l.li on back. IN li;Ney OF
Ii-ar Seventh and BROAD Streets. i.et4rn
70 e.. Manning Plumbing Co, or phoru
,1uLset ART -vtt-J tuu rcreiN. reward
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II YOU need a :.,i-smGn. cashier Or book
keeper. Tor wholesale or retail business, We
r.u put you in touch with young man 81
sicriipE character whose services would un-
ioubtediy prove i profitable" investment rnr
& .u lie is the ont Of the ordinary type
shiity amt hurrc aensc. lie has had seven
Years Of practical experience, aud fut
uish llt-edge references Now c!np!o, ell,
int would consider making change March J.
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NIEE1'ISGS

MECHANICS AID MERCHANTS, BANK.
THE annual meeting ~ o'oesnptdera OF this
bank will be heiI February -. 1917. at
l. or!ock.
!. II. rATTESoN cs.ni.r
THE annual meeting OF the StnCKnui'I.rs 81
the Cons Redy Company win lie held At
the oft!ca OF the COMPANY. Gus East Main
Street. iHchmond, Va, or WEDNESDAY
March /. lali. AT !" o'clock noon.
GEORGE v ntDH Secretary
\ Special Communication OF Metro
" politan Lodge. 30 H. n =. &. A.
~ NJ. VIII be hcld IN the Masonic Tenn
W PIE FRIDAY .tFTEpHooN February
"a, 1917. at gao o'clock. 80 pay the last
tribute q respec, 10 onr late brother
lodges. aud transient brethren are cordially
invited. richmond commnnGery. No. =.
viii act escort.
By order the worshipful Maste'
". y. WATKINS. secretary.
~ headquarters
" Richmond corhnand"ry. NO =.
~ Knights Templlr
Richmond Va, Feb -. 1917.
Sir knights:
assemble in yGqr asylum o. FRIDAY;
q Templar foot. 20 act a escort to
Metropol i,an Lodge. 80. II, at The funeral
korn. Members OF the Commander Of ST.
ccurtecusly invited to attend.
BY order F. l.. Butler. Eminent Com
=. H. FiOCRNoY.
Attest Captain General.
". NJ Williams Recorder.
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To the creditors of CHARLES II. DIES
kINS. of Richmond. in the County OF
Iicnrico. and district aforesaid
Banlirupt
Notice liz hereby given that on the
alst day Of February. \. y. 1917, the
said CHARLES II. DESKlNS WAS duly
adjudicated bankrupt and that the
frSt meeting Of his creditors will he
held in my Office. Room, Ills Mutual
Building. Richmond, Va. on tho ITH
DAY OF MARCH, y. -. 1917. at ~
o'clock in the forenoon al which time
the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims. appoint trustee. eN-
anime the bankrupt. and transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
TIOS Il. S\EAp.
Referee ia Bankruptcy.
February 80 1917
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HELP W.ANTED-IIcmale
SITUATION wANTEn-,lale

A%Tf;D. rcFiiion as solicitor for religious
nr charitable work Long experience.
.re.Ances given = q. RoX ITO.
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SCMAIEK BOARDING
FOR RENT-Isooms

FOR NENT-Rooms
TIE hUHrIcEILO. ne %ortn Lrh,h
StT-et. nice. clean. heatea. Doe. 75C. Sl,uo
'ails: 1900 To 1900 weekly.
NANIi.b four business men in tw" CON
netting rooms IL private nome. igi East
frtnklins al iurnishCd. ii.h;. heat
"utNiSli!D rooms: siso lEht houarkeep-
lMs. 5lJ East Clay.
WANTED. furnished room private family.
70, angle man. seferentes given. /. 3lr.
rsr. Times Dispatch
CnMELETELS Furnished liEht housek.ep-
ifI s.l'". Front rooms, rs South Fifth.
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FOR SAI.E-Iscul Estate.

VACANT ground in Monument Heights 10
sale. fronting ON Broad. Grace. Lee. Fitz
hugh. ,,utshuw streets Address l. co. car
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EEtiTSTERED pharmacist wants relief
work: nights AIN! Sundays. Is 9ii car"
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AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS

GREEN & REDO.
Auctioneers
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THOROUGHLY experienced clerical man
desires employment. VIII invest money
ar buy part Interest 81 business. Can fur
uish Al references Can furnish nuiomo-
nile in business II necessary * 30G
'IiIueS- DsputCh.
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III North First Street. Richmond
Also Petersburg BrAuch.p
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sTTUATION MANUFACTURERS

keeper or assistant. Can operate type
writer References furnished from, present
empioyer Good reason for wanting TO
"hange. r 9iS. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. by bright refined young lady.
position companion. I. IS. care Times.
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WANTED-i,caI Estate

WANTED - rcn;-Lnrg. co operative drug
'hni p%nS wants desirable location OH
btVab street Tor Of ItE drug stores.
Nii taxi Nth owner Of property only. e
al. care Times Dirphtch.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LEARN spanish. graduate of University OF
Porto Rico, professor at John Marshall
ntfars classes. Address Pedro .bolletu. ilt
The Holly chieftain., 1917-06-01

Children's Chautauqua, each day
except Sunday. Free to children OF
all ages. $3.50 a. m.
Afternoon sessions 800 p. m
Children's hour, kindergarten age,
s:45 p. m.
Evening sessions 8: p. m.
-o-
First Day
Afternoon
Introduction
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-08-24
THE LATEST WAR NEWS

Four German steamers, aggregat-
ing 10000 tons, seized as prizes of
war by the Cuban Government, were
transferred to the United States
Government Tuesday.
German airplanes raided Kent and
Yorkshire counties on the east coast
of England. Ten flyers dropped
bombs on Ramsgate, Margate and
Dover, in Kent, killing eleven per-
sons and injuring thirteen. Three
German airplanes were shot down.
Pleasant Cook, aged S5, is dead
at Nicholasville.
The Italians continued their great
offensive from Tolmino to the head
of the Adriatic Sea, despite stubborn
Austrian resistance, and the British
and French made further gains at
Lens and Verdun, and held their
gains. The Italians have taken over
$4,000 prisoners, and the French
5000. Aerial fighting yestt rday was
intense on the French r cont. Be-
tween the Tirul marshes and the
River IA the Germans have started
a new offensive against the Russians.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-08-24
MARRIAGES

John Yates, aged 81, and Miss Err
bic Walls, Is, were married in Stan
ford Tuesday.
Miss Clara Collier. the bright and
pretty daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Collier, of Crab Orchard, and
Prof. U. G. Hatfield, head of the
Crab Orchard Graded and High
School. were married in Lexington
first of the week by DR.. T. c. Ecton.
pastor of the First Baptist church of
that city. The ceremony was said at
the home in the presence of DR.. and
Mrs. Hatfield, of Lancaster. DR.. Hat
field is a brother of the groom. The
bride wore a tailored gown of green
cloth, with hat to match. She is the
second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Collier and is as pretty as she is de-
servedly popular. She and Prof. Hat
field have been sweethearts for a
long time and their object in going
to Lexington to marry was the novel
ty of it. There was no parental OBJ
lection. From Lexington Prof. and
Mrs. Hatfield went to Cincinnati,
where they are spending their honey
moon. They will return first of the
week and make Crab Orchard their
home. Their legion of friends are
anxiously waiting the opportunity to
the groom and wish his
bride many years of happiness and
usefulness.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-08-24
FEEDING SOLDIERS SOME JOB

Here are some facts from Farm
and Fireside which shows Just how
big task it is to feed an army from
which these figures are taken saws:
cat the rate of four pounds of
foodstuffs a day per soldier, which
is the ration for camp or garrison,
14,OOO,OOO pounds will have daily to
be provided for the troops. This is
something of task. Of fresh beef
alone there will be call for 1885,
600 pounds. The army will drink 35
tons of coffee daily. Two huge train
loads of foodstuffs will be required
each day to carry the provisions for
the force in question. Think of fur
nishing the meals for a great moving
city of million people, or of provis-
Ioihhs tho sand OF mere, great v.1,-
cuses, and you will have better
idea of what feeding the new army
means"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-08-24
BABY LEFT IN YARD.

A boy baby. presumably ten DAYS
old, was found in the yard of Mitt
Embry, colored, in Macksville, Satur-
dav about noon. Where the little
fellow came from, or who left him
there is a mystery so far, although
an effort has been made to ascertain
something about him. A change of
clothes was left with the infant, but
there is nothing that would reveal
his identity. Mavor Florence and
City Attorney T. ]. Hill have taken
the matter in hand and will institute
a search for the mother and father.
In the mean time the boy is being
cared for by Embry's wife. who al
ready has become quite attached to
him. Several doctors were called to
see the boy. but none were prepared
to say to which race he belongs.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-08-24
WON BY BIG MAJORITY

The election to take the sense of
the people of the Waynesburg grad
ed high school on the question
of voting bonds with which
to build a school-house to take the
place of the one burned some time
ago was held Monday and it was de-
cided by vote of Sc to 6 to sell
bonds to the amount of $4,000. The
bonds will be printed at once and
sold. 1t is the intention of, the trus-
tees to build modern school-house
of four or five rooms and it will like
ly be of concrete. Prof. s. S. Robin
son, head of the school, who was
here this week attending the Insti-
tute. tells the l. ]. that the school
will resume work Monday next and
that it is hoped that every pupil will
be on hand the first day. The two
lodge rooms, the old drugu store and
a room in the Wavnesburg Deposit
Bank will be used. Prof. Robinson is
very much interested in his work at
Waynesburg and thinks in a few
weeks he will have things running
well in his school. which was con-
siderablv crippled by the burning of
the building.
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HONOR THE SOLDIER BOYS

Mr.. I. ID. Newland made a good
suggestion to the Interior Journal
the other day when he said that
Stanford ought to do something for
the delectation of the patriotic
Young men hereabout who will soon
be called to war. He saws he is will
ing to subscribe literally to a fund
to give them an entertainment of
some kind. The suggestion should and
doubtless will meet with favor all
over the county. We owe it to the
BOYS to make it pleasant for them
while they are vet in our midst, as
well as to do all in our power for
them when they leave us. The In
terror Journal will be more than glad
to help with fund to give the boys
a rafting good time before they 90
and moves that others be heard on
the subject.