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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-11
ENGINEERS WIFE
HAS THROWN HER
CLUTCHES ASIDE
Husband Spent $1,000 Try
ing to Restore Her to
Health-She Has Gained
16 Pounds on Tanlac.

Another wonderful Endorsement fol-
Tanlac that will be read with interest
by thousands of frail. suffering women
throughout America was given recent
ly by Mrs. Elizabeth Hooks Of Rome
Ga. Mrs. Hooks is the wife Of p. G.
Hooks, a we'll known Southern Rail .
way engineer. Mrs. Hooks made the
remarka BILE statement that she had re-
ceived more benefit from four bottles
Of Tanlac than from medical treat
ment that had cost her husband $4,000,
which he had paid out in the pas,
two years in an effort to restore her
health.
For about two years." said Mrs.
Hooks, II have been in very bad
health, and have suffered from stom-
ach trouble, extreme nervousness ard
bad form of rheumatism. For more
than seven months l was confined ~
my bed and was almost nervous and
physical wreck. My digestion was so
poor, l had to diet myself and rarely
ate anything but soft boiled eggs and
milk and things of Cat kind. and
even the lightest of foods would nau-
seate me and lay heavily on my stom-
ach.
ANY sudden noise would affect my
nerves, and my husband had to quit
setting the alarm clock and the door
to my room had to be kept closed SO
I could not hear the ringing Of the
telephone. have had the rheumatism
in my left hip and shoulders so bad
1 could hardly bear anything to touch
me-
"My condition became so bad, nv
husband took me to Hot Springs,
Ark, where I remained for month.
had to use crutches all the time. The
treatment there helped me for a while
and I returned home. I soon relapsed
into my old condition, and then I was
taken to a specialist in Atlanta.
Il had fallen off from one hundred
and twenty pounds until I only
weighed eighty-nine pounds-just :,
shadow Of my former SELF
THE specialist prescribed a course
of treatment, but before using the
medicine, I decided to give Tanlac a
trial. I did this because of what I
had read of Mr. Codper's new medi-
cine and because my husband had
heard SO many railroad men recon-
mend 1t.
That was the best resolution of my
life. / am now on my fourth bottle
and feel better than at any tim, since
I became i'll. I can now eat anything
I want and my food agrees with me
besides everything I eat tastes good
and l enjoy my meals.
IT have set my crutches aside and
actually feel so much better. told my
husband a few days ago l believed l
would turn off the cook, but he insist
ed that wait n while.
Il now weigh one hundred and five
pounds, which is a gain Of sixteen
pounds, and am improving right
along every day. Before taking Tan
lac l was so weak and frail l was
greatly discouraged and could not per-
suade myself to believe that would
ever be able to enjoy another well day.
But l don't feel that way now. I am
not nervous like l was, and can see
and feel great improvement. I sleep
better and my strength Is returning
rapidly"
Tanlac is now sold In Boise by the
Joy Drug Stores. under the personal
direction of special Tanlac repre-
sentative. Adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-11
CZECH LEADERS NOW
PLAN A REPUBLIC

Amsterdam. Jan. 11.-Czech leaders
Of Silesia and Moravia met at Prague
recently and adopted resolutions det
manding a Czech republic, according
to information reaching here today.
The government, 1t was stated, was
exhibiting alarm over growth of such
n republican sentiment and had dou-
bled the garrison at Prague.
German and Austrian newspapers
received here point to growth of the
Czech movement and demand govern
ment action to curb 1t.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-11

The Emmett postoffice was raised
from a third to second class office
last July. The receipts for 1917 max es
this office eligible to two city carriers,
and these carriers will be put on
about the first of next July.
The 1917 receipts broke all previ-
GUS records for this office. The re-
ceipts for the first quarter in 1917 were
s20O3.51: for the second quarter,
$1S35.16; third quarter, $24O4.30; fourth
quarter, $402O46
OFFICE FORCE.
Sam d. Riggs is Emmett's efficient
postmaster, he having received his
commission Jan. 4, 1916. He is Being
ably assisted by the following force:
Miss Bertha Canaday, money order
clerk; Henry A. Stalker, dispatching
clerk; Bessie Whittemore, general de-
livery clerk; Alfred G. Pollard, carrier
on rural route No. /; and Ernest s.
Blayden on route No. 2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28
West
End
Homes
FOR SALE

Hanover Avenue rooms. hot water
heat. detached. Price. $3.50.
Stuart Avenue, rooms. hot water
heat. detached. Price. S6,750.
Park Avenue. Z rooms. hot-water
heat, hardwood floors. garage. Price.
Kensington Avenue. rooms. hot
water heat. detached. Price, $500.
Grove Avenue, 0 rooms, . baths. hot
water heat. large lot. Price, $1,000.
West Avenue, & rooms. hot-watcr
heat. detached. S10.500.
Stuart Avenue. 10 rooms, baths.
hotwater heat, large lot. Price. $1,000.
Hanover Avenue. 8 rooms and sleep
ing porch, hot-water heat. Price. S.
500.
Allen Avenue, rooms and sleeping
porch. hot-water heat. garage. Price.
$3.50.
Lombardy Street. rooms. hot-w water
heat. Price, $3.50.
Colonial Avenue. rooms, modern.
$500.
Davis Avenue. 6 rooms. modern.
$500.
Floyd Avenue. rooms and sleeping
porch. hot-water heat. Price. $3.50.
Stuart Avenue. rooms, latrobe heat.
Price, $3.50.
\ Grace Street. 8 rooms. hot-water
heat. Price. $4,000.
Boulevard. IL rooms. 9 baths, hot
water heat Price. $10,500.
For fun particulars on the above
homes, see
WHITE & COMPANY.
American Bank Building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28

SEVERN: four TO six-acre farms. very fer
si.ssg; part cash. balance In 1--WE years; Inn
proSeHents worth the money: enough
to work III city: on good road but not on
car line; possession at once. Address 527.
car" TimnS- Dispatch. Richmond Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28

WE have some extraordinary attractive
farm propositions which We can offer you
Call TO sec W.. e. l.. x Il. l.. Denoon. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28
REAL EsTATE-roR SALE. Q
For Investment
or Home

North Fourth Street: rent Sl7i per an
mum: price $1,000.
West Marshall Street. corner house,
brick, with bath. $4,000.
West Clay Street. seven rooms and
bath. large lot. $500.
Corner property. rent 1858; price $1,000.
Six fats. rent 1852; price. $500.
Six flats, rent 1915: price Si,75n.
Leigh Street corner. brick houses; rent
$3.50; price $500.
RUFF1N & SLOAN.
Is North Eighth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28
Railroad I rackage

Desirable warehouse site. with about
800 feet trackage along one side 10000
square feet Of land. with small brick
Improvement now on 1t. Price. $4,000.
RUFF1N &c SLOAN
is North Eighth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28
Barton Heights
&NorthR Richmond
Homes For Sale

Eight rooms and attic. hot-water
beat beat nSEe f E1sr newly papered
Nine rooms, hot-water heat, large
lot: garage. Price. $3.50.
Eight rooms. latrobe heat. cellar,
large lot. Price. $3.50. Easy terms.
Eight rooms. hot-water heat, stucco.
Price. $4,000. Easy terms.
Eight rooms. hot-water heat. large
cellar, garage, lot 1907 foot front. Price.
$1,000.
Eight. rooms and sleeping porch,
stucco. hot-water heat. Price, $500.
Eight rooms. hot-watcr heat, Stucco,
corner. garage. $500.
Eight rooms. latrobe heat. lot 60-foot
front. Price. $4,000. Small cash pay
ncnt. balance monthly.
Eight rooms and sleeping porch. hot
water heat. large cellar. laundry, lot
5O-foot front. Price. $4,000.
WHITE G CO,
American Bank Building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28
GARRETT & co.

WE arc headquarters for up to date farms
iinbcriands. l.. 7. Branch. So East Main
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28

STOCK and grain farm of about 400 acres,
"a miles from Richmond: $50 open
land. the better part OF which Is in second
river lowiands az good land AS there is in
Eastern Virginia: S-room residence. barns.
sheds. corn crib. etc. Very large orchard
For quick sale. this place can be bought
for half Its value. Easy terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28
Ff Ah NXRbs M sING9RMbT liz OH FL
f M,RlrE ,CATHoLIc COLONiZATIONaS SO
cihEt,Ini' L. 5. a. ASHLAND BLOCK. CHI

FOR sal:-lo acres bungalow tract. on r.. F,
+. X. r.. near Cwathmey Station. G.
l.. d IL. l.. Denoon Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28

l5 acres. miles out, s-room residence In
large grove Large barn and stables. This
place is in fine neighborhood and good
road. Price. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28
$3.50
East End Boulevard

In order to make n quick SALE the
flee dcsirably located sX-room. de-
tached house on the East End Boulc-
ward. near lakewood Avenue. We can
you are interested make us an offer, for
any reasonable offer will be conside red
This is an opportunity to buy 4 bar
gain.
MOOREFIELp & BLAKE. INC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28

40 acres Of the best river land in the South
20 miles from Richmond. To- room residence.
barns Tor 900 head cattle. etc. Personal
property ana crops to value OF 1880 in J.
cluacd In price of $50 go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28

> acres and good i-room cottage. stable and
barn. IL niles out. Only sl750: cas-.
terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28

d W.
STOCK and grain farm OF about 400 acres.
land. the, better part OF which is in second
river lowiands. a. good land as there Is in
sheds: corn crib. etc. Very large orchard,
For b aniGk Is. s ys;. 'hi. place can bo bought
is acres. miles out, s-room residence in
large grove. Large barn and stables. This
road. Price, s5.5Go.
) acres and good 4-room cottage. stable and
barn. l-2 miles out. Only sl.75p: easy
tcrmE.
@ Of hs sfss sT in h
Sa5ns for and bead ea,,e etc Personal
Guided in price Of $1,000 ''' q '''''' ia
room easfn readSnes lar farrs .'' Grove
Large orchard 30 acres in cultivation.
s:.sO315o acres. n in cultivation. 7-room
horse: cow. all faPmins isnpsmen inei snd
IL miles from railroad.
GARRETT & CO.
lll2 East Main Street.
i've for nss fio
bali ini Ein from rsssiri GSnYenIs%s
sssss. i'm n?sss5aF EDsIss. s
f'2a s6a 1 mIis form form Il miles from Rich
Timber. good buildings: plenty OF fruit.
$50 per acre.
$40 ra acres iimbor land rear r1,lroad q mile,
city property.
LARGE and small farms a, attractive prices.
w, a. DAVIS
l:3 North Eighth street.
Richmond. va.
80 E aefs farm on fgoa road six miles from
IN IL ,.-.,, H..
young orchard and small fruits: wntered
~ TeFin for an na, s,4neh IVES, prse
Timcs Dispatch.
in-ACRE FARM for sale, west. thirty min
wak % station; good six.ioom ee house 'u and
woeM histy d Eood PLENTY OF
30 ca-e Times Dispatch
oq ras saa .Gi eris
ua-n'. good packh6usc. Would sell or
one ;rac, 30 acres. dwelling, one tenant
Xprly y ". II. Carpenter .O5 Cochran a. T 3sp''
slbUl,itAN EOH SALE. ua
BARTON Heights home for sale ]. {.
Anderson 4 Co. sl5 East Franklin
neM se Font or r1H
a lViI"oim hous. and outhuuses. all in good
good land on which is q small orchard. Also
10 g:a.re tracts for sale on Charles City
ana Williamsburg Roads. between city and
new Du Pont government plant Address
q ~. care Times Dispatch. Richmond Va
FAX OARS-Good s!N-room house. TWO 10; s
Fair oaks. ON TN. 81 UUu, OUu roycrnpI, a
reservation Sl.50p. Bliss i5Iack 34li Ia 81
~ ::sl.st. klshmon nd Randolph 5o.s-J. :
HIGHLAND SPRINGS-For sale, in High
i'tnu Springs. siN-roon house, in first
class oFuer; cheap To quick buyer Apply
III. Hardy or Frank Read.
HIGHLAND SPRINGS Six-room house
large p!ecc of land. inc water and shade
q bargain Ai..uu, Lar
Si2 Der month. Frank 4. Read. Highland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28

s7;7so-Sf acres on Petersburg car line 10
room modern residence in large grove
Large orchard: 30 acres in cultivation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28

43 acres. eight miles from city; good hous
and outbuildings: nice orchard; land high
iy productive. q snap for S.. 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28

ALSO forty-eight acres, good buildings.
powder plant. $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28
LANDS AND FARMS FOR SALE. %,

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
SITUATED IL miles from Charlottesville
Va Suitable for dairy. fruit or agricul-
iand brought over $50 per acre this year
GOOD lo-rocm house. win sell or exchange
Tor propcrty in West End. Richmond. J
52J. Times .Disnatcb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28
whNTED-'ro RENT.
FURNISHED apartments or small house oil
west side. Room 72s. RucE.r's Hotel

ROOM wanted. ard hoard, In "A private fam =
ily: will furnish room: prefer at. Libby
Hin Park: state amount for "A gentleman.
L. 533. Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. September I. apart.
ment: furnished , or u n,fS 9 rooms
Preferably in West End. Address Mar.
shall" p 0. Box 69'. or phone Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28

MoOREFIELD & blake. INC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28

RE1i. E'STiTE FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

READING. rA.-BuSincss property main re-
tail center Reading Pa: 10000 population
!ndus;rially third IN State: building three
story: .HrCl. built five years: !nsuranCe low:
lot llj feet. alley: street ears: sewers: HOT
water; gas electricity: thrce-part cellar al
Icy entrance; newly painted tin roof. first
floor good daylight stor" room; l.20 SqUar"
feet; hard wood: o:hce rooms. occupied sac
per month. lease twenty-one months life
Second and tn!rd floors complete modern
finished. equipped duplex apartment; con
.ertible Two AZ good rental; Inortsag"d si.pN
per cent. Price. sie.oo0 cash. Owner BBA
BOX lSi5 II II. Charleston. ". Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28

80 acres. about seven miles from city, n,
buildings; fifteen acres clear; balance ii
timber and cord wood to quick buyer. $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-28

BROAD STREET ROAD PROPERTY.
10 acres five miles from city good build
ings; good orchard; land In high state O
cultivation; cheap 10 quick buyer.
Evening journal., 1918-10-05
CHEESMAN MUST GET
NEW HOME AND JOB

Joseph Cheesman. OF No. "a East Sew
enih street. was ordered to furnish a
$500 peace bond and 10 stay away from
his wlfe's home when arralgned on a
charge OF breach OF the peace before
Deputy Judso Hslllnss IN Municipal
Court this morning Mrs. Cheesman
told the court that her husband has
been drinking heavily lately and that
he recently came home In a very drunk
en- condition and abused her.
Following the first arralgnment, the
defendant was charged with a viola
tlon OF an order OF the state Council
OF Defense. +. Ross Farra, labor in
spector, told the court that the defend
ant had been assigned 10 work IN the
Pusey and Jones shlpyard some time
ago, but that he failed to work stead
ily. The Inspector said he had received
three complaints from the Pusey and
Jones Company about Cheesman. lie
was held in $1,000 bail for the upper
court on this charge.
Evening journal., 1918-10-05
WOMEN CONTINUE
selling BONDS
2.l57 Subscriptions to Date
Are for $l,622,150
of Issue
TELEPHONE IN
YOUR SUBSCRIPTION

To date the Wilmington Women's
Liberty Loan Committee has a total OF
2,iol subscriptions, amounting 10 ST.
622,i50 to Its credit. and this is con-
tlnually being increased by sales at
headquarters, the booths and by indi-
viduals.
Despite the epidemic, women are SELL
Ing Liberty Bonds all over the state,
and are doing their best TO keep bond
selling the thing uppermost in peoples
minds. Every kind Of meeting and sc-
tivity has been called off-even the out
of-door county picnic, for which Sus-
sex had planned with such 10y TO take
place at Georgetown today, has been
called or
The one and only thing the women
can DO Is TO call on purchasers by tele-
phone and TO sell at headquarters and
al streets booths. This IS "Women In
War Work Day" and they are trying
to get everyone to buy an extra bond
in honor OF women. who are working
for their country, and that means wo-
men engaged in every kind OF work.
To buy an extra bond to match every
one Of these thousands would make a
big sale for today.
Since Wednesday morning, when the
last meeting OF the Wilmington Wo-
mems Committee was held, the captains
have turned In 500 subscriptions and
si46,s50 TO the headquarters in the
Equitable Building. They are coming
often and with good reports, and the
team workers are doing exceedingly
well. Some captains and some team
workers are m, but the majority seem
to be well and able 10 continue in the
face OF difficulties. The report Of cap
tains follows:
Booths-Mrs. T. w. Wilson, 222 sub
scrlptions, s55. 800.
Third ward-Nirs. z. C. Ferriday, 3,
So. 100.
Fifth ward-Mrs. T. G. dupont, 10,
si4.sOO; Miss Draper, 5. $4,000.
Sixth 'ward-Mrs. A. NJ. Berlin I6'
si0.4O0
Seventh ward-Nirs. J. B. Bird, 500,
$4,000.
twelfth ward-Airs. C. l.. oandee, 8,
$500.
Headduarters-46, s9,iO0.
The women are being urged by the
city chairman, Mrs. Otho Nowland, 10
parade IN the demonstration OF Octo-
Der -, arranged by the mems commit
tee, and every worker seems willing.
Mrs. w. s Hllles has been appointed
and more definite arrange
ments VIII be announced later.
Women IN Red Cross and all other
kinds OF war work are asked to partici-
pate In the parade, and all who are go
Ing 70 parade are asked to notify Mrs,
Hllles at i7 East Seventh street By post
card
Evening journal., 1918-10-05
HUNS TO PAY FOR
DESTROYED TOWNS
BY the United Press.

BY the United Press
PARIS, Oct 5.-France's solemn
warning that reprisals will be inflicted
on Germany IN return for her devas-
tatiOn IN France IS meeting with wide
spread approved. The warning was
timed 10 save Lilo and other Industrial
cities through which the boche Is pre-
pairing 10 pass in his retreat.
To press comment on the warning
intlmates that all the Allies are likely
TO Join in a warning that Will state
frankly 20 Germany that the martyred
towns and cities Of Belgium and France
will be avenged.
Premier ClemeLceau, writing in sym
paihy with the wounded In the bombed
hospitals at Chalons, which was at
tackled Tuesday night. stated:
Germany IS acquiring a crushing
debt which is 20 be avenged. We have
notified our Allies that this question
will have a just place on The day Of
settlement"
Evening journal., 1918-10-05
ALLIES HIT HUNS
ON THREE FRONTS
BY the United Press.


PARIS, Oct. 5.-The great battle along
the western front today Is resolved into
series OF great alternating movements
centralzed around three main theatres.
The battlefront Is taking the shape OF
three gigantic half circles with two
northerly arcs in the heart Of northern
Frances industrial regions. At the bot
tom OF each half circle Marshal FOch Is
hammering IN an effort 10 increase the
enclrclemenl and pinch on the Germans
within.
The northern arc encircles Lille, one
OF the most pOpulous centers OF France
and Is about forty miles 10 diameter.
The German retreat Is flattonlng this
arc hourly. Such a retirement Is OF
tremendous Importance. Every yard
gained around Roulers and Cambrai In
creases the probability OF greater sue
cess for'the Allies.
Around Laon there Is another arc
this one thirty miles across where the
rim Is gradually drawing Inward.
The Germans are hurllng the flower
OF their reserves against the tops and
bottoms Of these two arcs IN a des-
perate endeav0r TO check the clamplng
movements.
There are other main arcs IN the
Champagne district where American
troops are going forward across the
most difficult country pulling their ring
tighter and tighter. The American cap
ture OF Mont Blanc and the French sue
cess at COrmicy accentuate the enclrcl-
Ing, allowing seventy flves TO onnlade
the enemy positions along the chain Of
hills at M0rOnyiller.
The upper arc places the British
within sight OF Lille, but efforts are
being made 10 outnank this city instead
OF carrying Il by frontal assault, hop
ing thereby TO avoid millions Of dollars
damage to the city by bombardment.
The French press Is adopting a slogan
OF 'vlllage for village: church for
church and town for ,own," In reprlsal
for the German assault on French
towns. The newspapers arc urging the
government 10 issue an ultlmatum TO
Germany declaring that German
town VIII be destroyed for every
wrecked French town, destroyed dur
ing the present German retreat.
Evening journal., 1918-10-05
MISFIT UNIFORMS
ARE BANISHED
New Equipment System Ar
rays Rookie Like
Real Soldier
CHANGE is MADE
In FEW MINUTES

CAMP MEADE, Nd. Oct. 5.-Every
man who enters this oantonmsnt In
the future as a member OF the United
States army Will be fltteu out like a
real soldier within q few hov"s after
/ his arrival. His hat, shoes, leggings,
breeches and blouse VIII Ut him to q
nlcety. The finest tailored suit which
/ he used 10 spot at home VIII have
nothing on his suit OF khaki and olive
drab which viii be Issued TO him At
this cantonment.
There has been inaugurated by the
I Ouartermaster Generals Department at
| this cantonment a system OF uniform
ing and equipping The men that Is the
/ last word IN efficiency, saving OF time,
worry, money and labor.
A demonstration OF this system was
given here today when several hundred
rockies were sent 10 the equipping
headquarters and uniformed az sol
dlers. These men went IN the door on
one side OF q big warehouse as plain
civilians. They came out on the other
side within a few minutes arrayed as
soldiers.
As soon as the rockies entered the
warehouse they were handed barracks
bags, IN which they were told 70 place
their civilian clothes. In this bag they
found a bar OF soap, a towel. comb,
hairbrush and toothbrush. When the
rookie had stripped he was told to
mount a stand where his foot measure
ments were taken. Then he was placed
upon another stand and his bodily
measurements and HIS head measure
ments taken. The records Of these
measurements were sent along 10 SOL
diers who had charge Of distribution OF
the-Varlous articles Of wearing apparel.
The newcomer FIRST got his new un-
derclc.hes then his breeches HIS shirts
biouses. leggings. shoes and hats. all IN
order Every article handed out % The
soldier was strictly according 90 his
measurements.
Before he left the warehouse the
rookie had 20 prove that every article
ne had received fltted him perfectly.
Next he signed a receipt. Then he was
nassed out n finished product. 4 NOV
ing picture man from the sfVnal corps
took a picture OF the rookie going IN
the warehouse a civilian and leaving
the warehouse a soldier.
These movies will be shown through
out the country ns q proof OF govern
ment efficiency.
Ever since the Mexican border troub-
ies Here have been eomnlsints about
the slowness IN unifOrming the men
and in seeing that they were nroperly
ntied. Some weeks ago. Brisadler Cen
eral Robert =. Wood. duartermaster
general. determined n get at the basis
NJ the complaints. lie came over TO
Meade and made a study OF the way
things were being done He saw that
n often took eight and nine days-in
some camns two or three weeks 70 out
gt a soldier.