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Diplomats Go to New York.
The Italian ambassador went to
New York to take part in tho cele-
bratfon there IN honor Of tho fail OF
the Bastile.
The French ambassador. who VIM
speak at the meeting in celebration Of
the day in Madison Square Garden.
VIII leave Washington tomorrow after
the reception to tho French high
commission and French officers at the
embassy.
Mr. Loubomir Michailovitch. minis
ter Of Serbia. left Washington yester-
day for New York to attend the cele-
Mr. and Mme. vittoria Falorsi of the
italian embassy staff went to Blue
Ridge Summit yesterday to spend tho
week end with Countess di Cellere.
Nancy Lane. who are now visiting at
Berkeley. CAL, expect to Join the Sec
retary at their Washington home tho
latter part of this week. They arrived
in California from the. Hawaiian
Islands several days ago.
The Secretary Of War ana Mrs.
Baker Wilt motor today to Martins
burg, W. Va, returning in time for
Mrs. Baker to sing this evening at q
celebration at one of tho churches Of
the fall Of the Basttle.
Dr.. Carl Paul Hubscher. secretary Of
the legation of Switzerland. has gone
to NonQuitt, Mass. to join Mrs. Hub
scher, who is visiting Mime. Sulzer.
wife Of tho Swiss minister, at her
summer home there.
DR.. and Mrs. Hubscher will return
to Washington this week.
Tho Chinese minister is spending Q
week at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, with
Mrs. Wellington Koo and their chill
dren- He left Washington Thursday
evening to mako the trip by motor.
The japanese Ambassador win give
dinner at the embassy Wednesday
evening In honor Of Prince Toku9awa,
who is 1t the head Of the Japanese
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places and neighboring towns. Con-
certs impromptu dances, pictures and
other entertainments fill up the even
ing hours. A leaflet given TO every
guest conveys the spirit of the club,
Don't forget that. as British soldiers
in foreign country, you have the
honor of the uniform to maintain
Mr.. Frederick L. Baily of Cloverton.
Ardmore, Pa. announces the engage
ment of his daughter. Miss Edith
Houston Bailey. and Lieut.. Magruder
Dent, aviation section, United States
Army. encamped at Hampstead, Long
Island. Lieut.. Dent is the son of the
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kite have taken
cottage at White Sulphur Springs
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Welton an
nounce the engagement of their nfece,
Virginia Sothern Brinllley, daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh G..
Brinkley of this city. to Lieut. Robert
Otis Cupp of the aviation section, Sig
nal Corps, son of MIR. and Mrs. Jonn
Cum. also of this city.
Miss Marie l. Brinkley will accom-
pany her sister to Lakeside. Ohio.
where the wedding will take place the
latter part of July.
Lieut.. Lewis Hancock. jr.. spent a
few days last week with Mrs. Lewis
Hancock and his sisters. the Misses
Marjory and Dorothy Hancock, at
White Sulphur Springs.
Representative and Mrs. Daniel R.
Anthony left Washington Tuesday for
their summer home at Edgartown.
Mass.
Mrs. Frank Hight Is at her farm at
Canaan, D. H, for the summer.
Mrs. Emil r. Mueller and daughter
Dorothy of 21s Kentucky avenue
southeast have left Washington for a
visit of two weeks to Mrs. Mueller's
sister. Mrs. Alice Trammell, at Hern-
don, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Francesca Ricciardi Of
3314 o street northwest announce the
marriage of their daughter, Georgia
Catherine, to Lieut. Harold S. Eroe.
Ordnance. \. A, July 13. at Wash
ington, D. c. ..z..
Lieut.. Col. Joseph H. Earle, En-
gineer Corps, L. S. A. has been trans
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ENLARGEMENT Announced.


Mrs. voinsy o. Chase announces the
engagement Of her daughter. Miss su-
Thompson. Aviation Corps. U. 8. A..
now stationed at Washington. The
wedding will take place in the early
autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. James Marion Johnston
and Miss Eleanor Johnston expect to
leave Washington tomorrow for York
Harbor, Me. Miss Sophy Johnston,
at Ventnor, N. J., will Join them.
Mrs. Josiah Kingsley OH and Miss
joan Oil will be at homo this even
ing at o'clock to their friends among
the allies In recognition Of Hastile
day.
making short stay at Rockland. Me-.
before going TO Manchester. Mass.
where they will visit Mrs. Meem.s
sister. Mrs. Dana Skinner.
Mrs. wallace Nen Is looking for
the autumn from her daughter. Mrs.
Nancy Mem, whose husband is gov
ernor in the Sedan. Mrs. Stigand, who
was q great belle here in her very
recent girlhood days. will be ac-
companied by her little daughter, now
q year old, Miss Florida Yulee Sti-
gand. Mrs. Stigand makes her homo
in England, being unable, owing to
regulations. to accompany her hus-
band to Egypt
Miss Mildred Brcmwsil. Miss Hilen
Bruce Lee and Miss Elizabeth Keaf-
ney came to Washington yestsrday
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McIntYre-Cahoon.

A wedding of interest here was SOL
emnized at Suffolk, Va. June 81, at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w.
Cahoon, in Franklin street, when
their daughter. Miss Coma Cahoon,
became the bride of Lieut. James D..
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A July Concert for War Orphans Brings Out Notable
Audence-Is Society Passins7 Once Prominent
Hostess Says Yes-New Order at Fashion Re-
sorts-Airships Greet Returning Ambassa-
sador-London's Music Lovers.
VIRGINIA TATNALL PEACOCK,

VERY ONE
II ing the entire fabric of society reflex altered ond
tions the world there striking evil
dence of the which brings this pointed
could picture almost
benefit entertainment Washington turning brilliant
presented a afternoon
in aid of need doors, but for the children
cabinet households
been he I ha OF the ago %
audenee would axe done TO
young women acting as ushs wore their shoulder sashes with
the of that nation in inverted order drced nothing from
Man. Teiusana o Of legation
later y SN'e~l
of its leaders, Rather, its
engulfed older
hap there growing something less seseekng in its ends
only willingness desire others Hence
spirit which which and
ones their noW
5 d ss se sh a; ds app 5
I he @ % hs m s
l nee @ s M Woe y as hy I Of S a nd
% esf
sisted selling the produce by the colony
years resident
formerly Miss Josephine Board
Mrs Crane the aucioner of Fntsone farm
She confessed that her calling and that
she s he pig i sell M s oT
lunches all the
cal arrangements stopped at that point
MUCH spirit inspired government
A
used convaeent hospitals for the soldiers and sailors Idle Hour
the Vanderbilt place Long Island where Mr. and Mrs William
Vanderbilt spent their the Duke of Marlborough and
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt spent
life where the notabe of continents have been
entertained OF the PLACES which to be utilized The home
cupied for several by the late Mr. John has been
Naval Hospital The villa which is directly on the sho Is Ideally
under There rumors current
overlooking the Manchester Mass belonging prominent
Washington family have similar mission this
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w making today
arduous
enbe distinction of real leadership the old the
those qualities which putting them In the
ranks in larger field The world In general odu those
made society for if there class which has risen with splendid
given unstntedly their their treasure their time They
boats instantly the Of the
generously
every way be
life passing higher plane
Nobee oblge becoming its in Deeds if not words
THE of the Argentine ambassador DR. Naon With This bushing
honors thick him. nothing of three attaches
in addition his other duties is the head ceemonious
occasion The battleshp which his returned him
midst Aola of
dgble detail official welcomes News Of the probable
has been warmly received yonkhee Loudon who left here about the
2m Miss Eusts New Orleans immensely popular
things in those days. and enthusiastic patrons of good
music, both having thorough knowledge well of it.
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Miss Mildred Brumwsil, Mias Eilen
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Graham Glas.
gov arrived at New York from New
port, where they are spending the
summer, and will be there a week
Mrs. John q. Gordon, widow Of Gen
Gordon Of Atlanta, has concluded q
visit Of ten days to her daughter-in-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
ELECT CITY CLERK
Special Joint Session of city Council
In Called for Tuesday

For the purpose OF clcctlng sue
ccssor TO tho late Zen r. August. for
more than thirty years City Clerk.
President w. II. Adams. OF the Eoard
OF Aldermen. has called u special join;
session OF the Council Tuesday night
at o'clock
The Council Committee on Finance
viii give further consideration TO tho
1918 faGEct at special meeting to-
morrow might at s O'Clock. and VIII
meet again Tuesday. Tho Claims
Committee viii meet at C o'clock. and
The Committee on Public buildings.
Properties and Utilities at S O'Clock
Tuesday.
The regular meeting OF the Commit
tee on Advertising and Enterprises
will nc held Wednesday, night at 3
O'Clock. while there will DO a spccia 4
're"'i0c OF tho Common Council Thurs
ia UiEh: ~ O'clock {" furthe con-
:i.cr tho r-pui't % ;hc Committee on
Charter Changes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
Y. w. C. A. CLASSES
Winter Term spent In Rusipc,S nn,i
Commercial Law Cor
Women.

One OF tho new features OF the vim
ter term classes at tho Y. ". &. y. is
the class in business and commercial
law. AIr. Duvsl, OF the urln Of puval
az Dnva!. conducts this class alor,: dis
tuS"ioral lines. bringing ou; such
points as the relation between tenant
ard landlord. Ia mixing. personal pre-.
erty and Il discussion OF the ncw i'cd-
cral income tax. This class is proving
very popular.
Conversational French with Milo
Jeanne Oyer is also claiming much
Interest. both with tho beginning ru-
This class meets Oh "Wednesday iron!
':i5 TO G:lJ.
The classes in millinery, plain sew
ing and moro elaborate dr"ssmakins;
always have their appeal Tho show
ing Tor this terms classes is especially
hne, even more than the accustomed
interest being evident
Red Cross classes. both first aid and
dieteticS, arc meeting now at The Assoc
ciation. Or. Gorslinc is CONDUCTING
the first aid. and Miss Mary Lancas-
ter Smith the dietctics classes. These
classes lead to recognized Red cros..
certificates.
ie"hhps tho most Interesting. q. all
Inc Glasses is the series Of eight les
sons IN he"' cookery. There arc -FOUR
divisions 10 tho work TWO classes II,
breads, two in vegetables TWO IN mc.;
substitutes aud TWO in desserts Tn
ne" clement consists in making oIl
and tried dishes from new. conscrv,.
non ingredients. Those desiring to do
their hit in the line of food consrry,
ton find this class Very intcrc.iinn
and helpful.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
DOHERTY APPOINTED
Made Fcderal Director Of War Finer
Eency Employment Service ia
VIRGINIA..

Governor Stuart has named, through
the State Council of Defense James
T.. pohcrty, State Labor Commissioner
10 be Federal director OF the war
emergency employment service in Nir-
Sina. This announcement was made
by the Council OF Defense yesterday.
The action Of tho Governor was taken
a. the request OF tho Council OF Ma
tonal Defense in Washington.
MIR. Dohcrty is cmincntly qualified
by experience. training and tc!npcra-
mcnt TO Discharge the Important duties
that VIII dcvolve upon him in his new
capacity with distinction. The whole
question OF war emergency employment
is coming TO be regarded as Of prime
importance. rho Federal authorities
are now working on plans looking 20
an adequate mobilization OF tho labor
forces of this country. Tho United
states Department az LA Dor is handling
the matter at present along new lines.
and the States arc TO be put into full
accord with the Fedora! plans as soon
as possible.
he State council. as at present con
sututed. is making prepare tons to
wind MP lis activities, il will go out
or Office when Governor Stuart's term
expires. Reports from all the affiliated
hodicS are being prepared whether
another full meeting OF the council is
10 he held before the end oe the month
has not been determined as yet. Gen
eral IL. W. Nichols. the chairman, Will
call meeting this week, il one is TO
be held. The executive committee will
continue TO &c, for the council in the
meantime
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
CHEMISTS HEAR SAVILLE
Makes int~rrStiuc Address on "Some
Problems in Camp Com
strMrtiou.'

The annual meeting OF the Virginia
Section @. tho american Chemical So
ciety wde held =. The University C!ub
FRIDAY night. Alien j Sav:llc ad-
dressed Tho club on Some Problems in
Camp Constructors
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected "S follows: y. II. Alien, Wiz
sinia Carolina Chc!u!ca, Company
president pr. Garnott Eylamd. nich-
mond College. vice president; Worticy
j. Eudd, Mcdica! College OF Virginia,
secretary -,Ecasu!er. rc-olec,cl.
Program Communicable &. NJ Brad
bury. chairman; II. Z. Davidson, Julian
Li;cncnStcin.
Membership co'a'n:itce-E. +. Insham.
chairman; Iiolmes {. Turner, T. +.
Feckenthal!
Publicity committee - pr. l. c. l..
Miller. chairman. nr. Ennion q. VII
Iians. Dr. T. =. Carpenter.
DT. Henry c. Sherman. professor of
food chemistry At Columbia University
and recently returned from Russia.
Where he went az the food expert for
the American ned Cross, will be the
guest OF the club st an early date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
PATRIOTIC RALLY
AT CITY AUDITORIUM
Curl Sroomnn, Acting Secretary OF AE-
rtculturc, to Make Principal
Address,,

The patriotic rally. which is 20 be
held a, the City Auditorium Thursday
evening In the intcrcs; of food conscr-
walton. promises 10 he the biggest OF
The series of war meetings That have
been held in Elchmond.
There is every indication that the
great audience which greeted Secrc-
tary of War Bake. VIII be cciip#cd in
point of numbers. although hundreds
were turned away on that occasion.
Following are names OF persons who
w. loincr. e. l.. rurcvN Coleman
No!. -.an. q. j. SANDS. -. {. N,o,u&N.
Z. NJ Shepherd, Or. Il. y. {. chaad.cr,
J. IL. Einford. Williams Hodges Maun.
Harry Woico:t, 81 Reynolds, c3SEic L..
Smith. j. II. Harris, Hugh Antrim. Col
oneI 6. r. HaShrook. Charles l.. Weaver
5. Is. Woodiin. Thomas :. Antrim. :. L..
Glover. Jesse NJ Jones. rncmbcrS OF the
state Legislature, General +. W. Mich
OILS and tho Council OF National De-
tense for tho State -: Virginia. Henry.
4. li,chford. Goodwin Eoykir. John N.
Miller. Lr.. Eugene G. MaSsie. Colonel c.
II. Consoivo, oscar L. Wcisigcr. Jane =
/. Disney, John Stewart Bryan. i. Al
stcn Cabell, DR.. l.. w. Boatwright DR.
Roy II. Flanagan. DR.. E;nnion q. VII
l!ams. Mrs. J. Allison Hodges. Mrs. \.
+. Wilmer. Mrs. w. a. Burrows Mrs. l..
Whitlock. Mrs. j. Tyler JobSon, Mrs. w
w. Morton. Mrs, ST. George CoolsC. Mrs
William Isunin Cox. Mrs. V. l.. Lander
kin. Mrs. Horace Wexford Jones. Mrs.
Stuart MichauN. Mrs. Z. t. Munford.
Front seats will be reserved for mem
oers of the clergy, who arc specially
invited 20 attend.
portion of the gallery will he re-
served for colorcd people
Mayor Ainslie will act AS cha irman
OF the meeting. and. in addition, TO Carl
Nroonan. Acting Secretary of AGricul-
turc. addresses will he delivered by
Governor II. G. Stuart and Colonel T. e.
White. Federal food administrator for
Virginia.
II is announced that tho building Will
certainly be heated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
LABOR MEN TO MEET
VIII Consider Matters of Import,pcc
Now Tending In the General


Members of the Legislative commit
tee or the Virginia Federation Of La
Dor Wiz hold special meeting in
hichmchd This morning for tho consia-
eTanon or several matters of i,npn--
lance. The meeting, which is called
Tor IL o'clock. VIII be held at Muir
PnE iiotci. Matters pending in thu
.'ehcra! Assembly will be considered
by the committee. which is composed
OF William Fonccr. OF PORTSMOUTH,.
chairman: +. l.. Marcy. secretary. ana
Frank kruck. OF Richmond: G. IL.
icrr!. OF Norfolk. and j. II. Walthal
al members Of the lcgiSlativ" CON
ihlttec OF the Central Trades and La
bor Council and allied or..,niZatinr.
VIII meet this afternoon at . O'Clock.
Matters considered by the committee
or the federation are expected to be
discussed at the meeting this after
noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
INTERESTING EXHIBIT
OF WAR BREAD AND CAKE
Furi!s Of Eicmrntnr. and Junior High
SCHOOLS Show racir Hansi-
Np.l..

hcStcclay there Was an Interest iu-,
exhibition IL Miller and ith"atis'H " in
DOW OF breads, cakes. ana 50 on. made
with the Hours the government wishes
US 10 use :" as IL release tho wheat
Tor our soldiers and allies. This WAS
arranged by Miss =. - bryant. aSsis-
ihnt home characterization agcut for
R'chmoad.
There were also samples al tho vari-
ouS Hours in the window. such as those
mad" from we. barley AMI otter grains.
!hcS" breads were made 10y the pupils
ot the elementary :.n.i junior high do
mestic science classes. The recipes for
thcs" war breads" viii hc published
later. and lessons III :hc use OF these
i'H"iH W:'i hc :r''@i t. aur cl"s% az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
FUNERAL OF CHIEF WERNER
large Numbers March With Police
FROM Church 10 Holly
wood Cemetery.

Funeral services for tho late Ma ioc
Louis Werner. chief OF roiicc, were
coat!u".cd Yesterday afternoon. Ever
member Of She Police Department, WHO
could NC spared r.om duty attended
the services and paid TIC last tribute
of rcspcc: to the dead chief. y large
number of citizens also marched in
tic procession from 81. James Mctho-
dist Church. Twcnty-Ninth and Mar
shall Streets. where Rev. W. T. :.
Haynes. assisted by Rev. Oscar Nuthe.
conducted the service. TO liollyw God
Cemetery. At the grave, Richmond
Randoirh Lodge OF aia.ons. No. 70, had
charge of tho services
Appropriate recognition OF the be.
rca.ement OF tho Police Department
Was taken by the Homo Defense
League ~ In. regular drill and meet.
ing Friday night. Among the Cora.
tributes which were placed upon the
casket Of Chcf Werner was ono from,
this organizations Each police dis
trici and the orRa nizatious to which
MaSor Werner belonged sent tokens of
sympathy and coincidence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
PRINTERS WILL MEET
THIS AFTERNOON
Newly Elected Officers to Iic Installed
iiy Hichmond r!pn=Faphiral
ninn. NO. o..

iuuortaut business Will bc conaid-
cred ;his afternoon At The regular
meeting, q; Richmond Tvuorrnnhi.nI
'niun. No. 90 which win bc held at 3
o'clock in the Eagles Homo. Third and
Marshall streets Al officers OF tho
union. who were ro-.lcctud in Deem
Der for the ensuing Year. viii bc IN
stalled u, the meeting This, afternoon
Ot;ccry: OF IL" uniou are G. t. liar
wood president. &. J. Hughes. j..
vi"o. president: T.. l.. Woody. score
tarY ana treasurer; w. Il. Frccmnn
recording secretary. aud j. l.. Bur
roGrhs. seriscant-nt-arTs.
Tho advisory board is composed OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
ENL!STlNG ALIENS
Those Ginning Exemption in nitctl
states May Srr," tndcr Flag
'Ihcy Claim.

tor received Yesterday by hdjutant-
Genera. sale from clyde Mann. pub
licity agent, Western Division. l:ritiaE-
Canadian Recruiting Mission. " no ~"
n"t cnlisiiug under tho Tags the
claim. Yet who arc securing special "x-
cinrti"n in the United States. This
ratio is reported uS being twenty 20
or" OF all total number Of recruits $50
"a! IN the United states. and Publicity
Agent Mann - arNioUs FOR the h.iju-
tan'-icu"r:l of VIRGINS: 20 bring il l."
~" attention II thr men. women and
dition affords them a great opportg-
nifty 20 secure volunteers o. Tho I;r!'-
iSh ami Canadians ia America. He cN-
pressed The idea that what Virginia
did in this respect would bc of great
iMnnCnCa in nfhcl. S.fnicS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
NEGLECTED. COLDS
ARE DANGEROUS
Play Safe! Prevent serious illness.
Try DR.. I;clI'S piHc-Tar-Hunc;.

Prompt use Of Dr. Eclrs Zinc Tar
Honey does nor" than break up Jour
cough. 1t may nc the ounce OF pre-
Ncnt."U' that saves YOU dangerous
sickness. liU"tcrS dcclar6 he common
cold one OF tn" serious diseases. with
results Ike pneumonia and tuhcrcu-
'oSs. which Cause - large portion OF
human mortality.
For wears Dr. Ecll's pinc-Tar-lloncv
has been rcma by successful vita
couGh". colds. grippe. croup and throat.
chest or bronchial troubles. Time has
proved its hcaiin: halsarnS VIII soothc
and relieve irritation. breathing vii,
b" easier, while its antiscp;ic propcriie :
Kill tho germs which caused Infection
and are rctart!nis recovery. Children
like H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
CONFEDERATE BALL
Entertainment at Woman, Club Proves
ColOrful and Brilliant
Surccs,,

Brilliant and colorfui. with lights and
music. BANKED palms and the flags of
the allied nations. the Confederate Wo-
mans ball WAS tho charming affair il
has always been at the Noman's Club
last night Adjoining the auditorium,
numbers OF people played cards in tho
aWinE-roomS, and the hostess made
everybody fee! a. home and welcome
This bal! is always an annual affair
looked forward 10 as a Socia! event OF
the late winter season. While the war
has iont stcrnCr undcrtonc 90 this sea
sons gayeties. tho ball last night wa1
as successful and delightful as ever on
former Scasonc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
WOMAN CLAIMS TO Be
WIFE OF REC|STRANT
Investigation Convinccs Authorities
That He Has Never Been
Married.
MAY FoLLo
His Name Eow Heads List OF Those
i'm Class Notices Arc Being
Mailed To Kc:.istrants Showing
How They Stand.

Although, various difficulties have APP
pcarcd from time 10 time tending 10
delay aud make more laborioua the
work OF tho local draft boards. I
problem that entails much wa;caful-
moss on the part OF those engaged in
the task of classification ia tho dis
graceful attempt on the part OF some
rcSistrants to uiSrcprcScrt the facts
In their qucstionnaircs. and thus oh ,
tain a deferred classification. Fortu-
Eatc!y. these cases are extremely few.
but the members of the boar must
he ever On the alert 10 detect such
attempts. Already some qucstionnaircs
have been laid aside for further in
vcstiGdtior. but not until yesterday
MAS = case encountered where the proof
was so strong that the matter was
called to the attention OF the .ldiutant-
General.
Owing TO obvious reasons. tho name
OF the man cannot he disclosed, for the
matter is TO be given into the hands
of tho District Attorney. The regis
tTant in question cane to the board
with a woman. who represented hrv-
self 10 be his wife. and as such signed
An affidavit supporting the mans claim
for deferred classical ion on the ground
OF dependency. Fly pure accident, the
deception was called 10 the attention
CT the members OK the board, and in
vcstie cation proved that the man had
no wife. and. IN fact. had never been
married. ii - not known what action
will bc taken by the authoritics. but
il is practically certain that this man
will DC tho frs; man in class !, Il sit
uation which. above all else, ne was
so anxious to avoid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
Yesterday, Eulixtmcnt,

y. II. Courtney. Lenoir. y. c.: w r
Eaines, Warsaw. Va. and !. T. Stou..
horccr. OF l!cal;ur Springs. Va en-
listed Yesterday III the United States
Reserve Force.
Tn" marines report tho fo!iow.n-
cniisimonts: j. l.. Allen. Charlotte. Y
G.: VI. NJ. Francis. Charlotte. y g.
md Donald Willard. Charleston. VI
VI.
Seven men have applied for service
in tn" navy: G.. l.. Wood. No-tonSvli,e
Va; {. l.. Hicks. Wolftown. Va: p
= smith Chula. Va VI. !. Crockett.
SaXis. Va. +. :. Weaver. ScxiS. Va.
". -. iIii. Shuburta. Miss. and l.. !.
Noltc, of this city.