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The Washington times., 1918-03-13
INSURANCE STATEMENTS
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
Capital City Benefit Society Of
Washington, D. c.,

On the 31st day OF December. 1911. a. required
under the District OF Columbia Code, AMENDED
June %. 1909. and August Is. 1SI1
Capital stock .-.--.--......-...-.....- No.oQ -
Capital stock paid up. In cash 5000 y
ASSETS.
Cash n office ........-.....-...-..-&. flI1 -
Casn IN oank s.-.---.-.--.-..-.....- ~ -
Real estate sosVg -
Rent due lsince collectedl 1,1o y
LIABILITIES
Net unpaid claims ..........-........ no ~
Borrowed money ....-.--....-.-.... s,lSeu
Salaries, rents. expenses, taxes,
etc -.-.-......-.......-.. -..s......-. ~ =
Capital stock -.....-.....-.-.-...--.-. so,VsS ~
Amount Of risk assumed and char
acter Of business transacted dur
ing the year 1917 .......-.........- u4.n y
LosseS sustained during the year
ISlf .-..-...-...--.--.--..s..- 19sS =
Money received during the year 1911 s.1S
Expended during the year 1sl7.-.-. sSSssN
s. H WALKER. President
A. B. WALKER, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3stA
day OF February. 1913. --.
SARAH A. TAYLOR.
fSeaD Notary Public
The Washington times., 1918-03-13
WANTED-DESKROOM

WANTED-To rent desk room in office with
privilege OF using stenogrRphsr's services
about half time: wanted in district between
18th and 18th and Pennsylvania ave. north
10 New York ave; state rent wanted. BOX
29S Times office. Il
The Washington times., 1918-03-13

LARGE Gtreet-hoor room, 20x3o, for auto
speciality: also repair shop with yard space.
MOTOR TRUCK UNIT CO.. rs 18th ST. n. W.
The Washington times., 1918-03-13
FOR SALE-FARMS
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

NINETY-ACRE farm. i've miles from Char
lottesville, Va: beautiful location: fine wa
teri plenty wood: on r. F. D.; will sell on
easy terms or exchange for d. c. suburban
property Of not less than I'VE acres Apply
IS I st. n. w III
The Washington times., 1918-03-13

PROPOSALS FOR BATHING ESTABLISH
MENT.-Ofhce Public Buildings and
Grounds, Washington, d. c. Sealed proposals
will be received here until y. m. March 90
1918, and then opened, for furnishing ma
terials and labor and constructing Bathing
Establishment on Tidal Basin in Potomac
Park. Further information on application.
n
The Washington times., 1918-03-13
IN MEM0RlAM

RISON-In loving remembrance OF my dear
husband and father. THOMAS A. RISON
who departed this life five years ago today
March u. 1913.
BY his Wife and Daughter.
The Washington times., 1918-03-13
DEATHS

DRIvER-suddenly on March Z, 1918. at San
Francisco. Cal. GEORGE W. DRIVER.
Remains will arrive Sunday. March Il.
Funeral from the residence OF his son.
W. J. Driver. 2o1S Portner place northwest.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. In
FIScHER-On March II. 1913 at her homs.
1850 Second street northwest, MATTE E,
illness. =
Funeral from her late residence Thurs
day. March IL. 1918, at p. m. Intermen;
IN Prospect Hill Cemetery. La
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-04
HYPO.coO CREATES
HEARTY APPETlTe

When you can >it down % i m'a'
at any Tim" o. hr ia! and nav" i
real desire Tor food. - b" ariUai!!
hungr: fu. II. ynu nsay res assure"
that Your hrulth i O. X l. means
that your stomach = workin: r:h'
and is EXTRACTING ~" proper nouriSn'
ment from your food. and thai YOU
are gaining strength regularly! ia
the other hani. poor Hpp"N'"
means that YOUR stomach i 'nuf -
whack.' and when II" Stomach eos
wrong. look OUT Il means that {"
more serious allment Is ah"u; I" So
in. for lack OF ap0rt;'. i hW; ma
TIRES warning o. inp"ndlnS SlCHnfSS-
What a person needs who may h'
lacking appstit" :. 4 Good '"n!c o.
known valur. No just an arp't:I"
creator. bui u real Str"n2th"ner ana
builder I'D OF The iailln" ORGANS 81
the system. SuCn a f"niC = tlypo
Cod. the great health hu,!d'r. Typo
Cod brings results h"rauS" I gets
right down 70 III" SCAT "f IN" trouh'"
and uproor; il. l. ct"anS'S IN"
waste matter from he system.
STRENGTHENS thu dice$t!v" organs ~
that they can extract tho full nou7-
ishment from YOUR food. gives ynu Il
whale" OF an appetite. helps max"
rich. pure blood. increases the
weight, clears ttt complexion OF
pimpleS. etc. aud brings heatthE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-04
A Hearty Appetite
Means Good Health
Indicates That Stomach Is In Good Condition and Ready
and Able to Digest Food You Eat. Poor Appetite
Means Disordered Stomach.

color 10 the skin an! inuhl"S H.
strength in Il remarkably Ii';" NM.
uv1u-Cod ! no = "$'cr''' "i
everyday. common s,n>r preparation
cnnlpc>,.i Of tn",itIual properties 90
kuuwn tultI, tor hTi.h!u& Up th' on
rral hralth For instance" !i>p"-' "H
contains m" very vauahi" m""lcinh
rXfractiy"s from fr"SA cod MYERS
combined with iron. mai. wild cherry
bark. MANGANESE. hyp"ph"S pilates
lime. sodium. a:omntic> ami ro'hS
stun. medicinal properties WhI'N
your doctor will r"ll Won ar" ~pI"n
did for building no hrall! in genera.
No dangerous or habit forming dru@
is contained in llyprC0d. and tn"
full formula i printed an every
carton and hoiil" label Cor your pro
lection. Look FOR il.
lou can ""t :! lar=" both" al itNpn-
Cnd from your druggist T"r only SI-"
which contains enough ~ This Spi"n'
did tonic 20 trca' ;lrr avrraGr ialnlN
for weeks JI>t c"' hottl" today.
use il regularly rs directed IN IN"
BOTH. and in e Iitti" while you'll
FIND that ynU- general health viii
b" vastly improved and your Str"n@' n
doubled C;"t a bottle today
Sold in Wh""luc hv e. II. Grt"Sr &
Co. iIoge-pari> Drug Co. T.. II. Ran.
Simpsons Pharmacy. John Coleman
Co. ". W. irwin. rhaS M"nkemill"i
Raers' Pharmacy. M"rceS' Pharmacy
and al! Island stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-04

individuals arc sent TO America as fol-
lows: The letters are photographed on
a reduced seal" so that letter a foot
square appears as An inch and a hal:
square. These little prints are p.lt il;
tn" layers Of shoe heel of a travelling
American or elsewhere. book cover. hat
band. etc and then rephotograph anj
enlarged in America. Also messengers
travel STORAGE and put things in ll,'
mattress "f fellow passenger and -
back To tho ship after landing in NV
York and collect the stun.
\ German friend just returned from
Austria. says the feeling there against
America is very strong on account 81
III. rumba incident
Yesterday was told by German that
III" German army had aicplancs which
develop G6n horsepower. and would SOON
have sonic of l.0o0 horsepower.
July. lnf6. Every one in this En-
ha~Sy * getting 10 the breaking polIii-
Nerves ii" not last forever. and ID"
strain Of living IN Il hostile country -
great. Til" Germans. too. arc on rlI".
They are going to take away our priv
llrC" At speaking 10 prisoners aion'.
This because they think learned ol th'
shooting III tho second lrishmAn at Linn e.
burg from prisoners. AS q mater o.
fact did not. but cannot, OF .JurH".
say huw did learn i.
The Russian prisoners arc being slow
w starved, the French and English &C.
packages from home.
'rhrr,. are rrmors that a Bavarian reg
i,nrn, which WAS ordered 4 second I'm"
IN take a position. which the PrussianS
los, al N"r,iuu. refused and was ordcr"H
Ia hc dcclmatrd and that then IN"
Crown Prince Of Bavaria threatened I"
march all tn. Bavarian troops home 'uh-
less tn. order to dccimutc was rcsclnd-
I'd do not believe the rumor. but H.
.ir,.uIatinn and other events ~uch -
tn. refusal uf the Bavarians lst"lJ IL
:t,Inpt "A common postage stamp. SHOWS
there - a little irritation growing pc
,w..r prusSi:. and Bavaria. For Ec:t:.'
before the war the BararIan comic 9h-
mr.. ,ar,ocncd the Russians. common
and .roval. but like every other moN.-
mon, nothing will result
Continued Tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-04
STATE GAZETTEER
READY BY sept.
Commercial Directory Of West VIr'
GINA Will Eclipse Anything OF
Kind Ever Past Out.

Tn" latest volume nj the West Nlr
cinia State Gazetteer and Cnmmerrlai
Directory. being prepared by the il.
X Polk 4 TO. will h. ready Tor us
r7'ibutiun by nrX' september. W. .
Taylor. representing iii" publishers
j. in Wheeling al III" present ilm'
and states thai he Gazetteer. Will Dr.
thr mO$I c0mpl"Ir and cXienSlT" ever
published in West Virginia.. Mr.. ray
Tor has his staff here and is making
Z thorough canvass Of the CONNER
rial concerns Of the vicinity. 10 whom
'hr publication should prove inva!u-
ahl,
Tho Gazetteer contains a fund OF in
formation regarding the STATE AMI is
moplr Blu, It's mOs importan; tH2-
'urr perhaps lies in its Information "'
- commercial nature. All induStri";
are covered with additional data thai
means so much IA business hou.'"S III
every part Of tn" stat" Great stress
has been laid on this department. or
he volume. A. m" publishers r"Il'ia
III" Gaz"ti"r; most finds it's greatest
.cirCUlation among commercial houses.
In view OF 'hr wonderful indus
'ria! boom whirh Wheeling is just
now experiencing, tn" Gazetteer
should meri with exceptional favor
here. I'll" publ ~h"rS STAT" tho bot
]"r patronage accorded the big rdI
zion. n" nor" rnmpl"I" and r"liabl"
they will be Hbl" IN max" it The
volum" n"cr&silarcs q very large nui.
lay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-04
Gen, CrOnkhitG Orders
Rush Work on the Camp
Lee Artillery Range

:>p,'lu L. Tn. in''.t'-;'uE-!
CAMP LEE. Tr:."-Uur-. Va. Mafrh
.. ,I,L,,.., ~. ,r,iIIrry bri~atr
.,, ~
mere e"'o"'i"''" '''''
any h"r uHf IN ca''' = INV - -
LJrlI Nrijl!rr, ani ~. mo nin"r
........,.,,.. -, ,n,. nr..... 1hr ::l%. :
an" NV "'''''.
II! ia'ir. 'rh!nin- ana ""Nri"PNn'"' d.
III" o'h'F r'%'iI'''h'H h''''. '''S' INV
"hS Il l.''h 81 @"'f''''a' ''"'''''' va
cluip'i"H'. "''h Il" ~''l''"'' ' 49,, :
ana HOW 'h"F'' = - sh"' a. - ~ -
- III" ;"@i'n"h'S arr "''"" ''''''
MAXIMUM strength.
IN" progress 'ha' Ma h'"h nl""'
Is pleasing I" Major '"h'F3I N"'','''
trnnkhitr. IN" rIlli'llhhahl h''''
VIII" has returned after spending H''
"rai months ~ III" lF"h', II" Ma
ordered tn" work on ~" ne" RAM
located! along thr LANES river !" W
rushed 10 completion.
Anon" III" officers iiat nav o''''
transferred from nor" 'nF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-04
PORTO RICO GOES DRY

SAN JTAN. +. t.. March 3.---Por'H
Rico wen dry al mIdhlSht tonlehi'
This followed an act of congress
which The election of last July failed
10 repeal. This arr prohibits, the I'M
ro:larinn. manufacture. sale or
Of intONiratiN" liquors or drugs. \
local law. permits the manufacture
and salt, OF beer containing NOT en-
rrrdins ~. per cent of alcohol,
MANY cafes were closed at an Garlic!
hour than usual last night. atter diS:
posing of the last OF their diminish
ed liquor stock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-04
She Was in Bed Two Months.

Women suffering backachc. rheuma''
ir mains. sore muscles, stiff joints or
any symptom of kidney trouble shoult
read this letter from Mrs. S. {. Small,
rlavion. y. NJ: Il had been under ihr
.durior's care all summer and IN bed
Two months. bur kept getting worse.
In January got so bad told them
something had 10 be done or couldni
Iiy, We noticed an advertisement Tor
Foley Kidney Pills. and. sent for som"
1.b,r hay. done mr. more good than
all other medicines. Soio ever!
where
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-04

Of who're
rwnrh FURNITURE in
table di
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-18
Howland's Variety Store
KICK HIM ONCE.

On, the kaiser hears the knell that will ring him
into hell for the Yankee lads are rampsin', are ramp
sln, on his trail; ne knows they've got him going and
no mercy will be showing till they've gouged him in
the liver or have landed him in jail. It's a joy to see
them chase him for we know they'll surely place him
IN a corner wheretheyll get him-where they'll get
with enthusiasm lick him, for its written in the rec
ord that the Yanks are bound to win. But it takes a
lot of bullets and it takes a lot of grit to squirt hell
into the Helnles till the Heinies want to quit and the
Yanks are needing money for its money buys the
lead the Yanks throw in the Heinies till the Heinies
all are dead-oh, the Yanks are needing powder and
the Yanks are needing shot for you've got to shoot a
Helnle before the bruteTl rot, and the moral of this
story | am dishing out to you is dig up that dinerro
and see the Yankees through! While the Yanks are
fighting, dying, why in hell amt you a buying War
Stamps every day to back up the boys in France?
You can hear the kaiser holler every time you spend
a dollar for a War Stamp for a War Stamp helps a
soldier kick the kaiser in the bosom of his pants!
Earl Wayland Bowman.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-18

CANDIDATE FOR AUDITOR.

| solicit the votes Of the people OF
Power county on my experience and
qualifications to fiji the office OF aud
itor and recorder. | have for nearly
fourteen years been engaged in bank
Ing and bookkeeping. either keeping or
supervising the keeping of books and
accounts, and feel that | am quail
fled In every way to fill the office for
which ! am a candidate. / was for
seven years with the First National
banv OF Rexburg. four years clerk in
the state Pure Food department, one
and a half years assistant cashier of
the First National Bank OF American
Falls. and for two years have been
with the Evans State Bank in the same
position. l solicit the support of the
people on my qualifications TO give
them satisfactory service.
G. LEE FRENCH.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-18
ARBON VALLEY NEWS.


Miss Mason. teacher OF the primary
school at Pauline. has a box in her
school oom in which the children are
depositing their tin foil for the Red
Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Daniels are re-
ioiCing over the arrival of their first
born, a fine baby boy.
PAMELA Dawson. young daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dawson. while re-
turning home from school a few days
ago. was thrown from her horse. She
was badly shaken up and quite i'll for
awhile. but is recovering nicely. Mr..
Clarence England took her home in a
car.
Eddie Davis. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. Davis. is wearing a smile that
won't rub off. Why? It's a boy which
came to stay with them recently. Mrs.
Davis and little son are at the home
OF Mrs. f. A. Payne in Pocatello.
Examinations will be held at Amer
lean Falls and Maald on November 9th
20 fill a vacancy at Arbon on the ru-
raj route. Women are eligible on the
same conditions as men. See Miss
Leavitt for further information.
Frank +. Jones OF Pocatello was
in Arbon Sunday on a pleasure trip.
Mr.. Guy OF Rockland spent Sunday
here at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f.
Keller.
Miss Opal Newport and Mr.. Will
liam Allard went into Pocatello Fri
day morning on the mail. returning
the same day with a fine new car that
Mr.. Allard recently purchased.
Mr.. c. II. Torrance and Sheriff JEFF
fries were in Arbon last week on Of
fetal business.
County Agent Lamson met with the
farmers of Arbon valley at the Cen
trail school house Friday evening of
last week. to discuss rodent pest ex-
termination. A campaign is to be
wabed vigorously against the pests.
Arrangements are being made for the
purchase of strychnine which will be
supplied to the farmers at not more
than half cost.
Mrs. John Noble who has been quite
i'll. is now convalescent.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-18

partisan politics should be forgotten.
The one great task confronting the
country is the winning of the war,
and until we are victorious the SUI
preme thought and devotion of every
mar in public and private life should
be TO the service of his country. In
every vote cast as a member of Con-
gress since the war began partisan
ship or personal political advantage
has not Influenced me. My one
thought has been to contribute to the
enactment Of those laws intended to
aid in bringing the war TO a victori-
GUS conclusion at the earliest late
possible, and to make every provision
for the safety, health and comfort of
the boys who are fighting our battles
/ expect to continue to so vote during
the duration of the war and until our
national affairs have resumed normal
conditions. | believe that | will be
sustained in the wisdom and fairness
OF the conclusion I have reached to
remain here where I can be of the
best service rather than to neglect
the duties nave assumed by return
ing home for the purpose of aiding in
my reelection.
am perfectly willing to n nv
candidacy for reelection to the good
Judgment of the Idaho voters. with
the consciousness Of having exerted
my best efforts to properly represent
best interests at the Nations
capital.
Sincerely yours,
ADDISON T. SMITH.
NITCC1
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-18

The Press is In receipt OF the fol-
lowing letter from Congressman Ad-
Olson T. Smith. stating that he can
not come to Idaho during the cam
paign, and the reasons why. While
there Is no pending legistion just at
this time, unexpected measures may
be demanded on short notice. There
are many calls. however. for aid in
tho departments. and these he feels
are OF enough importance te demand
his presence in Washington all the
time. His letter follows.
Washington. ID. c.. Oct. 9. 1918.
| am receiving many letters sug-
costing that l return to Idaho and
participate in the campaign. and
while | should greatly enjoy visiting
the state and meeting my friends. |
cannot Justify my absence from Wash
ington while Congress is in session
and when important legislation con
corning the conduct OF the was Is ire
quently and at times Unexpectedly
proposed for consideration.
In addition. hundreds OF calls hv
telegram and letter are continuously
reaching me from the fathers and the
mothers OF Idaho. with reference 10
allotments made by their sons. and
concerning the boys who are sick.
wounded or dying in France and in
the camps and environments in this
country. which deserve prompt and
personal attention. l should feel that
had failed TO appreciate the spo
sibilities OF my position we're | not
here To personally render every pos
siole attention TO these requests.
In no campaign heretofore for re-
election have | left Washington while
Congress was in session to look after
my political interests and | think II
would be unfair TO my constituents TO
do so during the crisis confrontine
the country, when every citizen. es-
pecially those charged with official
responsibilities. is expected to dis
charge his duty TO the country at the
sacrifice Of all personal considera-
tons.
AT this time when our boys are Of
fering their lives in defense of the ma
tion's right. and many of them have
! already made the supreme sacrifice
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-18

eight acres Of spuds. getting an av-
erage OF fifty sacks TO the acre and
finding a ready market for them at fair
prices. On his dry farm he has also
raised quantities OF carrots and sugar
beets for stock feed. Some OF the beets
did especially well growing TO a
length OF from is TO Is inches and
measuring six inches In diameter. Mr..
Bolen stated that II takes cultivation
OF the soil and plenty OF II to achieve
such results on a dry farm in a high
altitude. He likes farming and intends
TO stay with II for many years. but
n Uncle Sam needs him TO help In
putting the kaiser out OF business for
all time 10 come. he is ready TO 20
whenever the call comes.
Mr. Bennett, manager of the Rub
Der Products Co, OF Salt Lake City,
was a visitor In town this week on
business pertaining to truck tires and
being DESTROYS OF giving the best pos
sible service TO truck tire users of
American Falls and vicinity, says
we are able 10 give the truck tire
users twenty four hour service on any
"hN'ln h' might colhlbn 10 us as we
are making a speciality OF selling and
applying Goodyear Truck Tires" On
being interviewed further Mr.. Bennett
states. we feel we are doing a real
service for the government in helping
the trucks OF American Falls operate
every minute possible for when a
truck is laid up on of trouble
Il Is delaying the government in the
carrying out OF their plan TO get the
wheat to market but by giving the
service we do we keep the truck OPP
Grating every minute possible by Civ
ing the best service we have on APP
plying tires for these men. Mr.. Ben
nett left last night for Salt Lake.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-18

George W Bolen Of Roy was In
American Falls Wednesday en- route
20 Malad 10 take his examination for
service In the army Mfr holen Is
a resident OF Oneida county, his ranch
al Roy being just four miles across
the county line. This year he raised
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-18
Your Eyes

May see perfectly, yet
have a muscle defect that
causes headaches. dizzi-
ness and nerve derange-
ments. You save both
eyes and health by having
them attended by a reli-
able specialist. See DR..
II. IL. Scarborough at the
Remington Hotel,
MONDAY, OCTOBER u
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-18

II you break g lens In your glasses
We a duplicate II for you, no matter
where they we're originally fitted.
pring In the pieces. Coleman's. the
Corner Jewelry Store.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-18
WSSL


Standard Sewing Machine, drop
head. rotary shuttle. first class run
ming condition. Full set extra attach
ments. Fall Creek Mere. Co. Dry
Goods Department.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-18

Don't put Il off any longer II you
are considering purchasing a fall coat
or dress. We have Rany pleasing
styles nov In stock ready for you.
Fall Greek Mere. Co. Dry Goods Dept
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-18

Victor beckatead OF American Falls
and Miss Nina Mckay OF Malad. we're
married AZ Salt Lake October 10.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-18

The statement OF the Red Cross faii
receipts appears ia this issue. II is 8
good showing for all parts OF the coun.
~. and for the people who made the
success possible.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-18

our optical department IL always
At your service. We guarantee sat
isfaction in every pair OF glasses tit
ted coleman's,
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-18

DR.. Moth II At home. and has all the
symptoms Of Ia grippe, lie followed his
own advice and vent home as aoon
NJ the first symphonic appeared.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-18

Numerous gifta suitable for the sol
der over here" and over there" at
Coleman's.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-18

Crepe dechene and 0eorgette waists
= beautiful fall line. just received in
q STYLES and shades. Fall Greek Mer.
Co. Dry Goods Department
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-10-18

spencer 1. Baird left for Camp Pike.
Ark. Wednesday. 10 enter the officers
reserve training camp The train IN
which he left IA about fourteen hours
late. throwing him a day later than
he Intended LEAVING.