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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-02-01
February |, 1918.
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One familiar with conditions in the mu-
steal world cannot but marvel at the
greatness of the Jewish genius in this
field Jewish stars occupy the most
prominent places in the concert halls OF
New York and Chicago. Elman Heifetz,
Zimbalist, Hoffman, Zeisler, Rosen, Bau-
err, Gabrilowitsch, Damrosch, Ornsteln-
these are only a few of the names that
greet us on perusal of the musical col
umns.
'"This people," says the Cleveland critic
and composer, "seems to be gifted in the
art of artistic exploitation and interpre-
tation and musical history is plethoric
with the names of famous artists who
have at different times represented the
highest achievements in interpretatiye
art"
Perhaps in the very near future we
shall boast of a Jewish Grand Opera. The
Jewish Sentinel of Chicago seems to
think the time is ripe for it. We quote
the following editorial:
Ripe for Jewish Opera
The elaborate presentation of Gran
cesca di Rimini," given during the clos
ing days of the grand opera season, was
of particular interest to Jewish opera
goers Cbut for whose generous support
throughout the season, the deficit would
have been even larger than it was), be-
cause of the revelations given through
out the performance of the skill and ge-
MUS of Jewish artists. Aside from Rosa
vol in
most convincing and appealing fashion,
inspiring Crimi, a native Italian, to re-
spond with warmth to her faithful pre-
sentation of the unfortunate noble Ital-
ian lady whom she portrayed, CALAMITY
expressed when he grasped and kissed
her hand as they took several curtain
calls, and other Jewish artists appearing
in the cast, including Crimi 1--WE have it
on good authority that he is an Italian
Jew, and Jeska Schwartz, all the scenic
arrangements and choral rehearsals were
planned and executed by stage director
Kaufman, also of our faith. The critics
without an exception, noted and praised
the scenic triumphs, particularly the bat
tie scene between the Guelphs and the
Ghibellines, one of the greatest scenes
ever presented to any audience. All that
the triumph left to be desired was a
truly Jewish opera. With the Jewish
talent available, suggested by the Fran
cesca di Rimini performance, we have
no doubt that it will some day be written
and staged and when it is we believe it
will prove to be one of the most appeal
ing in the operate repertoire. We would
suggest the theme of the life of Yeshl-
bah bochur with it's hardships and its
humorous Incidents We believe the
charm of everyday Jewish life as it is
lived in Russia, with it's underlying spir-
ituality, can be more effectively present
ed to audiences through the medium OF
opera than is otherwise possible.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
DELAWARE CITY.
Special Correspondence of Every Even

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Delaware City, June 24.-Mrs. Shcp-
herd of Dover is spending some time here
with her brother, Frank Jester.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Tugend of Penn $
Grove are spending few days here with
MIR. and Mrs Charles Tugend.
Harry c. Clark has purchased from
Walter Burris OF Bear station new
Hudson automobile.
DIR. Brawshaw has returned to Del
aware City after spending few days
with his family in Delmar.
Roland Patterson Of Camp Upton, Long
Island. spent n few days here with hIs
parents last week.
Mrs. Moody of Carncy's Point, n J.
is here for visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Rhcin
Mrs Somers Van Kirk of Philadelphia
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Ncrriman of Fort du Pont
The dance given at Augustine Rcach
last Friday night by the - Georges krd
Cross was largely attended Net re-
ccipts amounted to $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24

Calcium Glyccrophosphatc& I y Mon
>antoA r + $uK Xomica
Cascarinc Ritter Magnesium Carbonate
10 Ginger = oil Cassia Cinnamon
S Calcium Carbonate frecip
: \
Each dose Of VIZ tablets Of Suxatcd Iron
cont aims one and onc=haif grains Of organis'
iron in he form Of iron peptonate. Of a
special Specific standard which In our
opinion possesses superior qualities Ia any
ot her known form of iron Bv using othsr
n1akrS Of iron peptonnte we could have put
the same quantity Of actual iron In the
tablets ~ less than one fourth the cost 70
as and by using metallic iron we could
have accomplished the same thing ~ less
than oue-twelfth the cost but hy 80 doing
We must have most cert ainlN impaired their
therapeutic efficacy Gdycerophosphates used
pcnsive tonic ingredients known. II Is
especially recommended 10 build m the
nerve force and thereby increase brain
power as rlycerophosphatcs arc said TO
contain phosphorus in hat particular - ate
- similar to that IN which Il is found in
thc nerve and brain cells Of man
As ill hc seen from the above Two I'm
portant ingredients of NuXatcd Iron Iron
Pcptouatc and Glvrerophosp phate~ are very
expensive products a. compared witt most
other tonics
[ ndcr such circumstances the temptation
~ adulteration and substitution by unst.ru-
tailous prrson~ is vers great aud The public
every bottle il pauIy labelled Naxated
Iron by the pae Health laboratories.
Paris London and Detroit as
this is the only genuine article IF YOU have
taken other forms of iron without success
his does not prove \uxated iron viii not
hrip you W guarantee satisfaction 10
every purchaser or Your money viii be
r4fFttt -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24

ham Rey. Spencer Skinner. of the First
Raptist Church this town, tWhite),
also was present and extended greetings:
There were vocal and Instrumental
solos by Mrs e. +. Anderson, Mrs. VIII
liam Nj. Henry, Miss Eva Lewis and Miss
Mamie Patterson of State College and
hv Miss Dorce.
During the evening purse oi Sio
with several other tokens, WAS presented
to Pastor Sterrett.
An all-day service was held at the
church yesterday, with sermons IN the
morning hy Rev Sterrcti, on Judgment;
3 D. m. by Rev. :. G.. Dorce and at )
n. m. by Rev Claude Pritchctt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
RRIDGEVILLf.. T..

>,..,,.t -,,, res r,,nsl, me-, Of EVrry fHcuing
Rr,,ircyillc .hnc 2f Joseph | nruh
be..a .l,.rk IN Tie hardware department
81 -utilcr Bros store. Rldgely Wright
chauffeur far Iarrv 7 Cannon and son,
and DE-, Parker. clerk for Sol Kline, have
Aerp IA, t~cd hy the district hoard that
they conn, under tho uon-usctul employ
n,cnt rulug ii the War Department. and
mus seek useful employment or tc placed
IN thc tir~t-cia>~ drat
Yesterday morning i.rc hrnhe on Ia
: house situated hack ~ thC town hall
Tho house wa occupied hN Mrs hah'i
Drapcr. who at the titne MAS away from
home tl household goods on the frSt
limr were removed but nothing was
taken from the second floor ne ire was
~tIprn~cd Ia have started IN bureau
drawer. caused hv Il mouse gnawing
matches The house was owned ny Nlrs
William Truitt. and i insured, but Mrs
Dr.,or ,..rric,l no insurance on her
furniture on which the loss is estimated
~ 81 900
! yerN severe wind and rain storm
visited tins town Friday ana Saturday,
with considerable hail IN some sections.
causing damage 10 crops The ram was
yer, beneficial rs all vegetation was
suffering from the extreme dry weather,
One night last week IN unknown person
stole tire from bicycle placed on the
front porch AT the home ot Harry Lay
ton. SATURDAY. night evidently the same
person returned for the remaining tire
hut was caught in the tct hN NirS Harry
LAYTON. He Was 3 colorod lad who Was
placed under arrest and fined The fine
was paid and the lad allowed 70 80 free
Mis- Mabel Teho of Dover Is a guest
OF Miss Anna Caha4l
Miss Lol~ Ward ha> returned q her
home here after spending the past mont b
visiting friends ia Wilmington and Fhil-
adeiphIa
Mis- Lena Short who had hecn working
IN Philadelphia tor the past two years
has returned here 20 spend the summer
with her parents. Nh and Mrs L. 3
short
Work l. 10 bc started today on the
War savings stamp drive Much in
fcrt.st will be manifested as the allot-
nlent for this district j. 81 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Sussex County Levy Court Buys
Farm for Accommodation
of Road Workers.
DEATH OF LEVI II. COOCH
Assignment of the JUDICIARY
Among the Courts OF the State
for the Ensuing Year.
Sneri,l Corr,spondcnce of Every Evening

specinI Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. June p Following are the
judicial assignments for the Superior
Court, Court of General SESSIONS and
Court of Over and Tcrmincr, for 1918
1919:
Scptemhcr term. New Castle county
September. Ii, 1918 Peuncwill, Conrad
Heiscl
October term. Sussex county October
-Pennewil, Boycc. Rice.
October term, Kent county. October
2l-P Penncwill. Conrad. liclscl
November term, New Castle county,
November Pennewill, Boycc, Rlee
January term. New Castle county
January t., 1919 Pennewill. Conrad
lIcIsel.
February term, SusScN county. Fchru'
arv Il Pcnncwlll Boycc, Conrad
February term. Kent county. tebr'i-
arv Il Pcnncwill Rice lleIscl
March term. New Castle county
March : PcnncwlIl. Bovc". Conrad
\pril term SusscN county, Nprll
pcnncwill Rice lictscl
Npril term. Kent county. NprIl II
Pcnncuill Boyrc Conrad
Nav tcrm. Ncv Castle county. May i
pcnncuill. Rice Hcis"l
june term. SUSSEX county June 80
Fcuncwill Bovcc Conrad
Iuil term hcut county July
PcpncvH Rlec. lIclsal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
NEWS OF LAUR Ell.
special Correspondence of Every Evening

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel Iunf "A Mr. and Mrs H.
Thomas Hastings of near town have
received word Of he arrival Of their son
Car j Hastings, somewhere ~ France.
MIR, Amy Ellis Adams Of Newport
News Va has been visiting friends and
relatives in Laurel She is IN route t
phiIadeiphIs where ~hc has secured a
position
Captain and Mrs Roland / Qullen
Mr and Mrs John " king Miss Lenorc
Parsons aud Miss ETmIna Qmilcn. who
were on a motoring trip through PennsyI-
vania and Virginia. have returned TO
Laurel
Walter Parker who mad hecn spending
two weeks IN Laurel guest Of his mother.
Mrs Louise Parker has returned to
Wllks-Barrc, Pa.
Roland r. Qulllen Of Wilmington has
been spending a weeks vacation in Laurel
with his parents Captain and Mr
Roland f. QWlen
John NJ c. Moore Of Bethel has returned
from a short visit to Norfolk Va
Captain II. p Moore Of Philadelphia
has been spending q few days In Bethel
visiting his family
Early peaches have made their appear
ance in the local market but are poor
looking and inferior in quality
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
ST SSEX FARM SOLD.

-. IA: Correspondence OF Every Evening
Georgetown. june y Frank Cover
Gale OF HarbeSon has purchased the farm
of William II. Short Of T. near town.
for $4,000 and viii move here next week.
having disposed of ms dwelling 81 1arbe
son 20 the church othclal- no viii utilize
II far . Iar,uuaac Sometime within the
rc<. three week Air and MIR Short
will 90 a. ka>bcer Illinois 10 visit
thrir daaghte,. Mrs Icdcrick } BaylI~.
and upon heir rc.urn it l- understood
he will engage in he mercantile business
For more than twenty five Years Mr.
Short conducted general store Al the
corner ot Laurel ami Bedford streets
but letlred from business = out eight Ur
nne vear- ago ~uce that lu,e he has
engaged in farming near town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
TOO WEAK
TO FIGHT

The Comeback man was really
never own-and-)ut His weakened con
dition because Of overwork. lack Of exer-
else, improper eating and living demands
stimulation 10 satisfy the cry for q health
giving appetite and the refreshing sleep
essential to strength Gold Medal Haar-
lem Oil Capsules, the national remedy Of
Holland. will do the work They are
wonderful. Three Of these capsules each
day will put man on his feet before he
knows it; whether his trouble comes from
uric acid poisoning, the kidneys, gravel or
stone in the bladder stomach derange-
ment or other ailments that befall the
over-zeaIots American Don ( wait until
YOU are entirely down-and-out. but take
them today Your druggist viii gladly
refund your none, i they do not help
YOU Accept no substitutes Look for
the name Gold Vi edal on every box three
sizes They are the pure. original. in
ported Haarlem Oil Capsules
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
CHURCH CELEBRATION.

special CORES Spondcnce Of Eyer! Evening
Dover June - Tho congregation of
Calvarv Baptist Church. colorcd Of th &
town began the celebratlon Of its 34th
anniversary on Friday night last with
a reception to the pastor, Rev ] Albert
cterrett, who enters on tho tenth year
OF his pastorate The reception was in
the nature Of a community affair, as all
denominations joined Addresses we're
made by all the Dover ministers of the
colored churches, including Revs. Dorce
and L. : Moore, and also by DIR. W c.
Jason Of the State College. DR. William
NJ W Henry j + Ruffin. / J Britting-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
T AXE Nuxated Iron for
Red Blood, Strength
and Endurance.

In regard TO the value of Nuxated Iron
Dr \ J Newman. late police surgeon of
gcon Jefferson Park Hospital. Chicago.
says il has proven through bis own tests OF
it to excel any preparation he has ever
used for creating red blood building mp
tht nerves and strengthening the muscles
Dr " Armisted. tiroVe Hit Ala. grad
mate of the University OF Alahama School
Of Medicine Mobile 1888 says In the
eases | used NuNatcd Iron ! have found
more beneficial results than from any prep
aration | have ever used in 81 years prac-
tice Dr James Francis sullivan for
mcrly phN ~ician of Bellevue Hospital out
door lDcpt New York. and the West
chester County Hospital said Contrary
10 general opinion lack Of iron in he blood
docs not necessarily mean YOU do not have
enough blood but il means yoar blood is
not of he right kind lf YOU feel tired in
The morning restless at night If YOU suffer
from weakness or lack of vitality 60 10
your family doctor and have him take
specimen Of your blood and examine II. and
if il shows iron deficiency. get him ia give
YOU prescription for organic iron Nux-
ated Iron Do this - as Ia hc SURF that
You do not get hold of some of he nIlmer-
Gus forms Of metallic iron preparations on
he market which ma4 do YOU more harm
II this trouble purchase an original pack
age OF \uxated Iron ami sec for your>el
hat Tho words NuXaicd Iron appear the
package Not Snx and Iron nor any other
form Of iron than NuXated Iron
Iron is absolutely necessary 20 enahic
>our blood To change food into living tissue
Without il no matter how much You cat
or what you cat your food merely passes
through you without doing YOU any good
and rs a consequence We become weak
pale sickly looking lust like plant in
soil deficient IN IRON If you are not strong
or well YOU owe il yourself to make the
following test sec how long You ran work
or how far You can walk without hecorfirg
tired Next take two tablets Of Nu, 4
Iron three times per day after Wcti
two weeks then test your strength
,...' hnW mac, voH have gained
sxuszyguyrxyvg.sxeszssssssxrs often increases the
kNM6fgK u PY1eYyssT strength and endur-
kAkix4ASA3sRAfsAAA Auce OF delicate ner-
.,tt. rtlrldttuAn lnlh. M NNnaLA. Inc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
TRAIN DELAYED BY MISHAP.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. June "a ON the arrival "f
the Norfolk express here, yesterday
afternoon the engine Of the tram was
put out OF commission hy the blowing
out Of part Of the machinery
The tram was held here thrcc-quarters
az an hour. during which time many
Of the passengers. including soldiers and
sailors from Norfolk and other southern
points, alghted and walked about the
town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
W. :. $. CAMPAIGN.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Delaware City. June "a Al the meet
ing of the Delaware City chapter Of the
Rcd Cross, Friday night with the War
Savings Stamp committee, Miss Mildred
Davidson was appointed chairman Tor
th,. " : ; drive ~ tins distrlrt She
appointed the following collectors Mrs
Robert Peacock. Mrs Charles Mctzcr
Miss Majorlc Pordham Miss Catherine
Schundcr. Miss Marguerite Mulllgan.
Miss Ruth Clark and Miss Grcts Holiday
meeting viii be held on FRIDAY even
mo m the school house for the purpose
al receiving reports from the collectors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
COUNTY BUYS FARM.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel, june "a The Manuel TwilIy
property, in Laurel near Records Lake,
has been sold to the Levy Court com
ulIssioners for Sussex county, for con
sideration said to he 81 500
The property which includes a house,
barn and stables, and six acres Of land.
part Of which is in pasture on running
water, will be used 10 house the men and
teams that are used by the county
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
MANY AT HIS FUNERAL.

special Correspondence OF Every Evening
lrctlcrica. june "a William Nhraham
aged - wears. = highly respected cnlorcd
man. Is no died on Wednesday Of last week
on the road from Bowers Reach 70 tredcr~
ica. was buried Yesterday at Rarratt :
Chapc
Because Of his prominence IN the local
itv where ne lived many white people
attended the funeral, which was III charge
Of Rev Watkins and Or " & Jason Of
State Cnllcgc. who delivered the address.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
RED MEN HOLD FESTN VAL

special correspondence Of Every Evening
Bear Station, June p Little Bear
Tribe of Red Men on Saturday evening.
az their hall. held festival Of ice cream
and cake. and realized large sum OF
money At the close OF the feast q
picture, which was presented TO the tribe
by Alfred Davidson. was disposed Of, the
winner being Miss May Richards
The children Of the Franklin school en-
joyed q picnic, Saturday, in Chapel
Moods about l. partIclpatIng.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
SEAFORD WOMAN
GETS L. =. PLa( T.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
~t.alord june "a Mrs Edith
Ross o( >eaford has been appointed An
examiner in the woman div l>ion oi fhc
uitrd states Employment Service, ai
Wilmington Mrs Ross vas formerly
Miss Ethel Short of that cItH Her hlIe-
band i, now in the nited states Army
and l. stationed IN Texas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
GoldeY Alumni Outing.

The fourth annual picnic and summer
reunion Of the Goidcv Collcgc Alum
Association is being planned for next
Saturday at BrandyWine Springs Park
This IS not only for present members oi
the alumni hut for an graduates Of Golde}
College and their friends
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
BUILDS YOU UP
In TWO WEEKS
CHASCO-VIN the Iron and Combination
Tonic In a Real Body builder for Nerv-
Gus and Rundown Men, Women
and Children.

If YOU are nervous and rundown,
underwe ight, pale and weak and can t
eat or sleep as YOU should Chaseo-Nin
he Iron and Combination Tonic, Will
blnld you up and increase your strength
and vii allty, often 1000 in two weeks.
Chasso-Vin makes rich. red blood and
is wonderful tonic for sickly and trail
children and he old and feeble For sale
by Miller Drug Store, 404-i06 Market
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
SUSSEX WHEAT CROP.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel, June a The wheat harvest
will be on in Sussex county this week
and while large crop is not expected
owing 10 the severe freezing and heavy
rains during the winter fair WELD is
anticipated
The acreage lS more than normal
and while the straw is very short. the
heads src well filled and are expected 10
thresh out well
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
MRS. r. T. PALMER DEAD.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Aiarshallton, Ju@e a Nlr~ N Eliza
i.,th Palmer aged 40 years. wife OF Roncrt
! Palmer. died on SATURDAY. ht the Ce
d.r1 Funeral services will he held at
Red Clar Greek Church 1t 80 U m.
tomorrow Interment viii be made in
the 4dioil!inc cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
MARRIED IN WILMINGTON.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
summit Bridge June 2f
Miss Maud Elizabeth Voshell daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs Harry Noshell Of Sum
nit Bridge. and Elmer johnson SLACK,
son Of MIR and Mrs George Slack OF Red
Lion. were married at t,astlakc Methodist
Episcopal parsonage on saturday evening
at 9 o dock by Rev T. II Collins
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
Transferred 10 Connecticut.

William Forte and George Casey, Of
this city. L. = Government Ordnance
inspectors at Eddystone, Pa, have been
transferred to Bridgeport. Conn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
kSctMH.EKS1 j;

sous. rundown iolhs
sold lay J Milton Eckf r
gists everywhere
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24

sworn state
uncnt of thf
composition
uf the for
itltIla ~ A13x
Rtrd Iron
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24

often increases the
strength and endur-
aace at. delicate ner-
ia two weeks time
rd and all otncr drug
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-14
VISITING BAXTER SPRINGS

J.R. Woodfll and Mark Matthews,
Of Aurora, Mo-, Jack Coleman Of Mar
onsvilIe, Mo-, J. l. Mcintosh Of
Springfield, No., all men Of wealth.
ire looking after their mining bust
ness here and at Hockerville, Okla.
The men are old time friends of W.
c. Shoemakers. Let them come. Ev-
,rybody invited. We have room and
Dlenty. We only wished you could
,tay with US always. Baxter Springs
5 not n green house, but the garden
spot of the whole earth. Let them
.ome. We love everybody. We don't
I;now anything but welcome, so we
will close by thanking the boys for
heir visit. Come again.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-14
SOLDIER LETTER

Aviation Section Signal Corps, So
Antonio, Texas, June 2, 1913.
Dear Dad:-I received your letter
yesterday and was glad to get it. |
am fine but / am so darn hot ] don't
know what to do. I am still going to
school. The course has been extend
ed to three months. / haven't heard
from any furlough yet as bad as !
want one. would hate to quit school
ror am getting a schooling one could
not get in civilian life. thought l
worked hard in civilian life but | am
doing some real work now. / work
on motors all day until 4:SO and then
drill the remainder of the day, but /
think this schooling will be worth a
great deal to me. got a grade OF
81 yesterday and the instructor said
as long as we made rs we could get
by so you see l am getting along all
right.
am rather tired this evening SO
will close for this time.
With love to all,
Vernon Haley.
Kelley Field. Line 20, section IL.
San Antonio, Tex.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-06-14
take MORE MEN
OF THIS COUNTY
QUOTA UNDER JUNE DRAFT
IS BEING ASSIGNED AT
STATE HOUSE
take no MORE FROM HERE
Eighteen from County To Camp
Cody and Ninety-twO to 4.
Camp Funston In Next
Draft

Modern Light: According to the
lists being assigned to the local coun-
ty boards at the Adjutant Generals
office in Topeka this week, Cherokee
county is to furnish something like
40 men in the new draft for June.
OF this number IS will go to Camp
Cody and 80 to Camp Funston. The
lists are now being prepared ready to
mail to the local boards, and while the
number announced for Camp Funston
is not official il will probably be 90,
as stated above. The men will be en-
trained some time during the five-day
period beginning June "a. These quo
tas are in addition to the men who
are going to Lawrence University for
special training. Also there are elev-
en- extra men to be supplied on last
contingent.
Two counties, Linn and Marion, es-
cape the draft entirely, because there
are no men left in class one. Draft Of
ficials claim, however, that an inspect
or who visited Marion county recent
" found 80 men in classes two and
three who should have been placed in
class one. Graham county sends only
three men to Funston and Wichita
county only two to Camp Funston.