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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-30
NOYON-lJ[ CADE IN MAI
NILE FRANCEz|LOR.

PARIS, Aug. %. - Conform ra-
poartelor primite azidimineata de
timpuriu de pc frontul de lupta.
trupele franceze lupta in Noyon. O.
rasul Noyon formeaza culmea unni
salient ascutit 81 uncle suburbii ale
lui sunt aparate din greu de pusti
masini. Pima acuma este flancat
dinspre northwest. Grabind inain-
tarea lor, francezii 81 All marit ac-
tiunea pc partea de vest a ca
nalului della Somme pc un front lat
in sud de- Peronne. Retragererea
germanilor, dupa cum sa rapoftea-
"a fost silita noaptea trecuta.
Toate semnele arata ca retrage-
rea inamicumi nu are sd sc opreas-
ca pima cind vor ajunge la vechea
linie lui Hindcnburg, cu >toate-
ca soldatii germani sd impotriyesc
destul de tare i'm vecinatatile Noy-
on-ului. Caderea de tot a orasului
sa poate astepta in fiecare ora. A.
ceasta cadere are sd puma capat ce-
lor de pc urma aparari puternice in
Ante de ce. aliatii ar ajunge la
Guissard 6 mile in nord).
In partea uscata a canalului de-
la Nesle, luptele an fost estrem dc
grele. I'm acea regiune a fost cap
turata alta multime de material de
razboi.
In nord de Soissons, germanii IN
cearca sd predomneasca positiunile
della Cuffies 70 mila 81 jnm4tate in
nord de acel oras) 81 Juvigny Gun.
de opereasa trupele anlericane).
Dupa cum 81 raporteaza, germa-
nifsisi intSresc mutt positiile lor din
pSdures dsla St. Gobain .(intre Oh
|Be 81 Ailstte) care este socotita de
dfnsii ca una din cele mai hume a
,pxrxri pc froptul de vest, ],
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-30
Soc0TEAiA GRES1TA A
GERMANILOR.


AMSTERDAM, % August. =
Barpnul Won Ardenne, expertul
militar de la Berliner TAgeblatt,
admite- ca Gerpania a gresit so
cotcala referitor la pnterea re-
zcryei aliatilor.
,Germania crezut ca lovitura
destructive de All primavara a
macinat toata rezerva lui Foch, :"
Scrie Baronul.
,Rapoartele semi-oficiale au
intarit aceasta credinta, insa "a
cum trebue sa admitem gresala".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-30
ALTf PATRuzEG safe
cAPIuRA1f De HRANCE1

LONDRA. 90 August. = Ger
mani slupta acum Gu spatelc la
riul Somme.
In, inaintarea lor de ieri, Fran
cczii au patruns sase mile adm
cine pc I'M front de % de mile,
capturInd patruzeci de safe 81 a
jungind la nOua linic de aparare
a gerpanilOr de la .Cizancoltrt,
'cinci mile u sud de Peronne, in
vccinatate de Noyon. O parte a
accstei linii formata de riul
Somme, lar ccalalta de canalul
,nordic.
Pc slinga aceasta operate de
Ia nord, Englezii au maintat la
ambele part ale riului Sommc
= de unde cOteste spre vest =
capturlnd Curlu, la nord de a
cest riu. 81 ajunginf Ia lima de la
HerbecOurt, ,patru mile spre vest
de Peronne, 81 Fresnes, cinci mi
lc spre sud de Hcrbecourt, la
sud dc riul SOmme.
Trupele Engleze si-au continu-
at progresul 81 intre Bapaume 81
Scarpe, captllrind Croisilles, ina
intind pima la Vaulx -Vra1court,
la cinci mile spre nord de Ba-
quame. Mai multi la zece mile din
linia lui Hindenburg este acm
i'm nina EngleZilOr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-30
AMERICANA IN vENETIA

] vENETIA, 20 August. Tn
regiment American ce pc from
tut Italian a fost primit~cu ma
re bucurie de orasul Venetia. O.
Eterii aia fost invitati u prima-
RE. @ muzica, statpnind in gop-
sdple Pc msrele Canal, cfnte arii
asatriAaice Annericens Il 1t6}iene,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-30
BULE'TINE.

L0NDRA, % Aug. = Mare
SAUL Haig a anlntat astazi ca
prizonierii de r&zboi luati della
81 August incoace de englezi,
tree peste suma de 1000. In
acelasi timp au fost capturate
mai bine ca 100 tunuri.
Comunicatul oficios publicat
de dinsul spune ca pdsturile in
aintate ale Englezilor stabilize
in vest de Oppy (patru mile in
sud-est de vimy) au fost re-
trase putin in cuisul noptii ire
cute din cauza repetitelor alta
curl ale inamicului.
I'm luptele zilelor trecute din
nord 81 sud de Somme, ,tancu
rile inca au luat parte activa
peste tot locul pc unde s'a pu-
tut, facind servicii foarte pre-
tioase in legatura Gu infante-
ria 81 alte soiuri. de armata.
PARIS, 20 Aug. Il Oficiul
de razboi frances anunta ca lup
tele din area della Somme au
fost marginite Ia angajari de
artilerie, in decufsul noptii ire
cute. De pc alte fronturi au fost
raportate opera3tuni de rate.
( Comunicatul oficios spunea
,,Pe frontul della Somme au a.
vut loc noaptea .recuta niste
bombardari vi0lente. Raitele
Germanilor din Lorena nu au
fost izbutite. Raitele Francezi-
lor din Champagne au rezultat
in luarea a IS rrizonieri. Pc
aiurea, peste totslocul. . fost Il:
niste.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-30
STIRI TELEGRAFICE,
Bulletin.

LoNDRA, 20 Aug. - Ger
manii ~ tin tari in partea de
sud si depvest q suburbiilor No
yonului, unde, dupA cum spun
tslssramele primite della front,
an fneT4m&dit multe pusti-ma-
yini. Francexii au flancat de
tot orayul dinspre Mantagne
de perqueriscourt 70 mila si
jup&tate IN nord-vest.)
Trupele francese au trecht
peste drumul Roye-N Noyon in
apfppiere de Sermaixe (trei mi
le 81 nord-vest De Noyon3 si
Cattigny (doua mile in nord
De 1srmaize). Pc uncle locuri
trupsas Nrancexe au ajuny pfna
Ia vecinxtats dc Sachy 81 1ai-
necourt (Sase mile IN Sud-est
de Rssle).
vesta1 Sommei este IN mil
nile FranceSilor, della Cixan-
court pima la Rouey le Petit
ldoua mile inlnord-est de Mes
le).
- !. =.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-30

Aceaste declarare poatc Fl lu-
st5 60 . indicatie eli trsnsportul
gefman Z fost in mai multe lo-
cnri interrupt de aIiati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-30
TRANSPORTUL GERMAN
INTERRUPT IN MOlTE ]
lOCURI.

AMSTERDAM, % August.
In 'decursul luptelor de L.ni, a.
viatoriis germani All dus munitii
iuptatorilor din prima linie' de
1upta, deciara 0 depesa seRi-ofi-
cialA din Berlin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09
HARVEY VOLUNTEERS
viii Join john Gnrinnd Pollard In
Overseas Service for
Y. VI. &. 4.

William T. Harvey, son of The late
l.uk" Harvey. OF 80? West Grace street
received an appointment; yesterday with
tn" Y NJ. c. y. overseas service Unit
now being orcr''z,d by John Garland
Pollard. Mr.. lIarvcy's application TO
Join was approved at the committee
meeting NtHt"rGay at noon. lie was
tn" tw'rty-r.'.th appointcc For the
past several years Mr.. Harvey has been
Connected with the hudson Railway
sigma! Company. o! this city. He is 4
former Siudcn 81 Richmond College
ana contributing editor of the Sigma
Phi Epsilon Fraternity journal
pA!y twcnty-onc more volunteers are
required TO complete the quota. Chair
mah T.. l. Eemis.. OF the Richmond re-
c'NltiEG committee said yesterday af-
ter the committee meeting was CON
GUIDED. This number must be obtained.
however, before August L. he said in
view Of the fact that Volunteering will
close on that day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09
DOUBLE TRAGEDY REPORTED
AT PROVIDENCE FORGE
bernard Moore Snid to Have Killed
Woman md Then Taken His
Own Life.

tpon the receipt Of information that
Bernard Moore. a white man. had KILL
cd a woman at Providence Forge, and
then forced his admission TO tho :
boosa Of freight train bound for
Richmond. Detective Captain Wrigai
and squad of detectives. armed with
riot guns. rushed to the freight yards
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
When they arrived at the yards in
Fulton the freight train was just puN-
ing in. But instead OF finding a dc3 &.
peratc criminal fortified in the ca
hoose. the detectives found excited
irainmen. who verified the shooting
but who said that the man did no. <ct
on the train.
During the afternoon 4 telegram was
received saying that the man killed
himself after shooting the woman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09
MANY HAVE RESIGNED
Seek other md More
Profitable Forms OF Employment
This Year.

The ranks of schoolma' ans seem 20
have become infected with the prevail
ing rcstlcssness TO be up and doing
government work or war work Of
various kinds. and there have been
many RESERVATIONS in the faculty of the
city schools. with the national read
jusiment which has come about of the
point OF view Of the Importance OF
woman in all lines Of activity il is not
TO be wondered at that the high stand
ards of edvcation and intelligence de-
manded in the faculty OF the Richmond
city schools should be equally as inn
po-tant IN other work made possible
for women by the cXicenccs OF war.
Yet up 10 the present year of grac.
about the most hopeless commit ssor
which could be undertaken was to find
suitable position other than teaching
for woman who had gotten into The
""hoia rut and did not know how -
act ont OF il.
There are $50 women taking the sum
mcr course at John Marshall High
School known as the business woman's
reserve corps. Many who began this
course have already taken positions
The course is taught by j. w. Faison
who. during the regular school session.
is Mr. Lockers assistant in John Nal
shall Night High School.
Three thousand two hundred ard
twcnty-thrcc pupils are attending the
vacation schools this summer. OF this
number, 1Gi are in the junior and
senior high school classes at John Mar
shall High School
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09
CHARGES CAR COMPANY
WITH DODG|HG TAXES
Firc-Ccnt Fare Ordinance Is Sent
Back to Street Committee
by Common Council.
HADDON EXAMINES RECORDS
Says Company Makes One Return as
TO investment to Corporation Com
mission for Taxation and Another
as Basis for Fixing Fares.

Within thirty minutes after being
called to order last night the Common
Council. in a special session to con-
slider the proposed ordinance concern
ing the scent straight fare for the
Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany. sent the measure back to the
Council Committee on Streets for fur
thcr information. Members present
generally were of the opinion that the
measure was practically killed for
this term of the Council. which expires
by Limitation on August 81.
Reason for the recommittal of the
proposed ordinance was the marked
variance of official statements regard
ing the capital of the street car COM
pany. The statement of the company,
filed in the Office of the Corporation
Commission, showed the capital used
as the basis of taxation TO be less than
$4,000, 600, while members of the Street
Committee had received from the COM
pany statement showing the capt.
tai to be s20,O00,0O) "a vast differ
cncc there is between $4,000. 1000 and
$4,000 Go0." Councilman r Gray Had
don remarked when he laid before the
body the results of personal inves-
tigation he had conducted Yesterday.
NOT READY TO VOTE UNTIL
MATTER Is CLEARED IfP
At the time that Mr.. IIaddon sprung
the surprise an amendment offered by
Mr.. Sullivan and substitute for
this amendment were before the house.
Edgar b. English secured the floor and
moved that the original measure DO
rccommittcd for further information.
MIR. Haddon has disclosed some
startling information" he said: in
formation which members OF the Street
Committee did not have. am not
ready to vote on this measure, and
will not be. until it has been fixed in
proper shape with respect to the new
developments. Therefore. ! move that
it be sent back TO the Street Commit
tee for further information" Mr. Sui
ivan. whose amendment was TO change
the hour limit for the sale Of labor
tickets from to o'clock. withdrew
tho amendment. and the motion for a
rccommittal was carried
Efforts to get the measure adopted
in amended form so as to reach the
Board of Aldermen at it's regular
meeting next Tuesday night were com
plciely halted. Indications arc that
the proposed ordinance will have to
he rcintroduccd at tho next term of
the Council and so over much of the
same ground 1t has already travelled
y special meeting of the Council Com
mittcc on Streets will be called ut the
direction of Chairman Fuller OF tho
Board Of Aldermen; but even IL this
meeting is called before next TucSs
day, the Board OF Aldermen cannot
consider the measure until after /, has
been adopted by the Common Council.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09
HEAT WAVE BREAKS
Report OF Weather Bureau Conclusive
Proof of Return TO More Nor
mai Conditions.

Conclusive proof was furnished by
the report OF the United States Wealth
or Bureau last night that the stranglc-
hold of the heat wave on Richmond
has been broken for the present. and
the abnormal, almost unbelievable, fig
urcS OF the past three days are now
history. The weather prophet is still
chary of promises Of rain however;
but while there remains 4 cloud in the
sky there is hope that the threat Of
a storm Wednesday night will be
realized before the weekend. The
maximum temperature for yesterday
dropped to 81. which isn't bad, by any
means. particularly in view Of the
fact that Raleigh registered 9S and
Washington and Savannah sc. Cities
in the same class with Richmond yes
'crday were Charleston. Montgomery
New York, Norfolk. Pittsburgh and
Tampa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09
ADJUSTMENTS
Girls. Frog. nnd Music Mt Lyric.

All in all, the show at the Lyric
FOR the last three days Of this week is
right good bill. Hello Esypt. n
Potpourri OF Comedy, Singing and
Dancing in which the leading part
is taken by one of the prettiest girls
seen here recently in vaudevillc; Will
Ferry, playing the frog in real nov
city OF his own creation. and doing
some exceedingly unusual acrobatic
stunts, and Coy dc Trickcy. The Gin
namon Girl" are the best features.
though Lee Hop and Company. cxtri-
eating music from barbarc noises on
NyiophoneS and Jazz Instruments
ard Dean and Debrow. in comedy.
sustain the bill we'll enough.
Coy de Trickey has good voice.
and takes off tho Southern black gal''
in ;irs,-lass style. Applause was bet
ter after her last act than her first.
she mas the finest suit OF cork-scrcw
hhir ono ever saw. The imitation OF
q bu!lfrog in typical bullfrog heaven
--toadst"o!s allowed by poetic license
b! VIII Ferry in very good, not only
IN the imitation, but In the perform
ancc of rare fcats. OF course, Dean
ana pcbrow. one biack-faccd come
dian. the other the usual type. have a
new line Of the regular sort
The Egyptian scene. where the girls
are run in for the pleasure OF the
nrcd business men, is good. The star
plays the violin. rs we'll as looks
pretty. while the others do some inter-
pretative dancing. and the American
Ioworow" saves his neck by making
the priest laugh with joke he had
10 whisper No one would expect the
Jokes he told aloud to make ono laugh
10 great harm. but the one he whis-
percd must have been great.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09
FOR THE ICE MISSION
Contributions of s21.30 Yesterday Bring
Total Fund Up to
SBS5.:S9.

Contributions were received by The
a.. r,o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09
JUDGE THORNTON RESIGNS
Governor Davis to Name New Judge
for Sixteenth JudiciIi


Judge j. II. T. Thornton. Of the Six
tecnth Judicial Circuit. which COM
prises Alexandria city and Alexandria.
Fairfax and Prince William Counties.
has rendered his resignation as Judge.
and Will. IL is understood. resume the
practice Of law. His home is at Man
assas Prince William County Word
OF Judge Thornton's resignation has
been received in the circuit with re-
gret. he having been judge there for
ten vars. This will, OF course. require
Governor Davis TO name successor
to Judge Thornton, to serve till the
next General Assembly convcnes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09
ON PLAINCLOTHES SQUAD
Another Shakc-tp of Policemen I'm tbc
Enort 10 Root OFT
Vice

In accordance With an Official order
issued by Acting chief Of Police r !
Mcmahon last Monday. the purity"
squad has been the subjec, of another
shake-up. Plainclothcsmcn VI T. Lump
kin and J. ~ Waters, who were abou,
two weeks ago transferred from tho
First District 10 the Second District,
have again been transferred 70 tn.
First District.
Plaincloihcsmen z. " Allen and +
a. Frayser. who were recently trans.
fcrred from The Second Distric, 40
the First, have been ordered back Ia
Uniform. and are now on their beats.
In their place Policemen r G. Walton
and Galbraith, o: the Second Station.
have been assigned TO the pIainclothcs
squad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09
Arrests Yesterday.

charles Os;rander. painter. forty
one years old, OF 1905 Beverly Street
was arrested last night on the charge
OF being disordcrly and assaulting
with knife Gideon Wells.
Mrs. s. T.. Carter, thirty-two wears
old WAS arrested last night on the
charge Of unlawfully assaultinS and
threatening TO shoot Allen Pryor.
Arthur .. German. twcnty-four
years old, was arrested on the charge
of feloniously stealing one 10, of brass
and one lot Of iron from j. l.. Rotto.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09
Roof Garden Entertainment.

The Central Young Mems Christian
Association Will stage the second roof
garden entertainment OF the season
Saturday with concert by tho Eir-
Sinia Garrett Juvenile Orchestra, as
sisted by Sergeant Jack p Bowen for
five or six years with The FoIlics"
now serving Uncle Sam at the United
states Hospital at Wusths mpton Y.
NJ. c. a. members, men In uniform and
friends OF both arc invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09

Times-Dispntch Want Ads nre the
ntcst catalogue OF the needs OF Rich
mond people. Read them and use them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09
WIN Addrc.. Advcrt,.c,.

S. T. Leaning. OF Kaufman e. Co
VIII be the speaker at the Adver-
Users Club luncheon at the Bust
ness Mems Club at 1:15 to-day. His
subject will be. Tho Strength or
Weakness OF Advertising Copy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-09

Read Times-Dispntch Want Ad new.
every day In the week for all the
wants. "
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-17
Position of Enemy PeriIous

On the French Front in France, July
17.-For'y-eight hours have sufficed
for the holding of the German masses
LAUNCHED in the crown princes great
offensive Monday
The enemy units which were turned
back from the direction OF Paris and
are endeavoring to ascend the Marine
valley are being held in check by the
French.
The position of the Germans who
gained footing on the south bank OF
the Marne has become perilous while
to The east of Rheims the German eff
forts to advance each time have been
foiled
Comparative slight progress was
made by the enemy west of Rheims,
but his hope of making a breach in
he line has not been realized.
The Allied method of defense has
,rcven wonderfully efficacious every
where, resulting in the maintaining
the armies intact.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-17
.BURlAlNSAYS WAR
PURPOSELESS
BLOODSHED
SAYS AIM OF ALLIES CONQUEST
OF TERRITORY

Amsterdam. July 1.-THE Austro-
hungarian government regards the
war as rsenseless and purposeless
bloodshed," and believes it might end
at the moment the Allies again mani
fest feelings of humanity. Austro-H Hun
garian Foreign Minister Burian de-
clared in concluding his address to
the Austrian and Hungarian premiers
according to Vienna dispatches, after
saving that the Allies could not sue
coed in their purpose of sowing DIS
coiti among the nationalities II The
lual n;0narchy. Burian danouHt ed
such attempts
lie accused the Allies OF aiming at
conquest cf territory and declared in
such efforts they were fighting against
wind mill.
He predicted closer alliance be
tween Germany and Austro-Ilungasy
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-17

the days when Christmas and tile SUM-
day school picnic were the annual
events of our lives, we have continued
to look on picnicS as days of festivitg
and much eating. The danger of ''cut,
ting loose and catLg and wasting
everything in sight is still with us on
our camping trips and picnics in spite
of the strict conservation rules we
observe in our homes. If our armies
overseas grew reckless on holidays
and she, their ammunition into the
air, the Huns would be over here be-
fore long. Food is ammunition; do not
waste it even on holidays
Remember these facts when yoN
plan day at the lake. I.
Sandwiches made from part or al
wheat bread are not camp necessity
Brown bread made of corn or barley
makes excellent sandwiches and cor
mullins can be heated and served hot
! from camp fire. ~,
If any food is fried. the fat that. is
left in the pan does not have to be
washed Off in the lake. 1t can be pour
ed into bottle to be used at home
The invigorating air of the forest
need not make your eyes bigger than
your stomach. The take just enough I
doctrine applies to camp too. Any un.
touched food should be carried home
for future use. ps.,.s al !,
Soft drinks. lemonade. or ice tea
with sugar in the bottom of the glass
do not make camp more attractive
not since war broke out. Cold milk
from the themes bottle or cooled in q
spring is most satisfying drink fof
"A camper. 81.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-17

STRIKE CAUSES TIE UP
AT RAILWAY COAL PIERS

Norfork. Va. July ia complete
tie-up of all operations at the Virgin
ian railroad coal piers was effected to-
day when the day shift of machine
men, electricians and helpers, convey
or and dump operators followed the
example of the night Shift and de-
clined to go to work because of mis-
understanding concerning the eight
hour day fixed by the railroad admin
istratiOn board and the meaning of
the time and half wage fixed by the
board for overtime hours. AS a result
of their action the company is falling
behind 10000 tons of dumping every
twenty-four hours. and at the time of
the walk-out it was already million
and a half tons behind its schedule
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-17
COUNTER
DROVE BACK
HUNS
ENTIRE FRENCH LINE HOLDING
sSFlRMLY

Paris, July 1.-THE Germans last
nieht threw new forces into the bat
lie south of the front on the Marine
and attacked the allied lires north of
Saint Agnan it is officially announc-
cd today. The Germans succeeded in
pepetrating into Bourdonnerie. The
battle is continuing in the woods i'm
mediately rorth of this point. Earth
er to the east the French held the enc
my in the southern outskirts of Bou-
quisny and at the village of Neales.
The Germans also made a powerful
attack near Movnosson, but French
ccunterattack drove them back.
Fighting developed violently be-
tween the Marine and Rheims, but the
German assault broke down complete
Iy. German local. attacks east of
Rheims were fruitIess, and they were
sanguinariIy repuIsed in assaults upon
Beaumont.
{. The French positions throughout
the front east of Rheims remained
intact.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-07-17
COL. BUGG HEADS OWN
REGIMENT IN FRANCE

Atlanta, Ga, July 17.-Lieutenant
Benjamin l.. Bugg, former general
manager of the Atlanta, Birmingham
and Atlanta railroad, who was com.
missioned less than two months ago,
is now in France at the head of ihs
regiment, the Sixty-sixth engineers,
according to a telegram received Mon
day by his wife, who lives at 245
Peachtree circle.
Colonel Bugg was first ordered to
Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va. upon re-
ceiying his commission. but was soon
after transferred to Camp laurel Md.
The fact that the government has in
trusted him with the charge of a regi-
mcnt so soon after his commissioning
speaks worlds for his efficiency and
ability.