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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-01-02
THE OLD YEAR AND THE NEW.
THE AMERICAN.
Ellsworth, Me.

IStapzss from 3 longer poem by Edmund
Vance Cook
rhe poor Old Year is dead. His work is done.
His course is sped. His last, disioyal Sun
Fled down the field. with shield upon his
back.
And left the night &c pail him in its black.
His old time friend. December, turned aside
And hardly stayed te mark that he had died.
sped
TO serve the New. snd cried, "The Old is
dead
Ees, even each disdsinsnl little Day
rH.ung him the hour he owed aud shrieked
away.
The Newt" And why the New? Ho, stand
yon forth.
yaH little Nax-come. Say, why is your
worth
Rams. TO the zenith with its wave on wave!
Wefnd you seated on a made grave,
Which holds our friend, the Old Year He
and we
shared m ny joys together. Some there be
Which.still invoke the memory and make
That tat rogue, Laughter, hold his sides and
shake.
And theEs are stronger ties, for be it said,
We sometimes ate together hitter bread.
Oh. smiling one, too new of life TO know
What friendship roots within a common wool
q
All. little New Year! Ills pretty thing
To hear The cannoas roar ANT ueifr e. sing
Because you came to u rita. To hear your
name
On every Lip, togAther with the claim
OF all your happy worth. Bat There il work
Beyond this holiday, you asF uot shir4.
work on toll ON, press on alY little one.
And when taene falls the IAst Lecember snn.
Then, when all Ineu tGEn from sou TO acclaim
Another. ana hewes- itesher NAME.
FLen you may have the lGss, ure Gf my praise
As you have wissiY spenI your wealth of days.
-seteSsed b. b Il 5.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-01-02
orr J,rxty nrrER-rhl. ana s..

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, en-
close with Sc and mall 1t to Foley Co,
2s85 Sheffield Ave. Chicago H.. writing
your name aud address clearly. You will
receive in return trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compnu d. for
for pain in siess and back, rbeumatisnp,
backaehe. kidpty and bladder ailments;
and Foley Cstha rite Tablets, wholesome,
aud thor,uyh y cleansing cat1afsie for con
stipation. biliousness, beadacne and slug
gish bowels Moore's Drug store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-01-02
among thr esrana,rs.

This column is devoted to the orsnfe' e.
peeially 10 the oranges Of Haneock eoah'!
The column is open to all srangers Tor tnt
discussion OF topics Of general interest," ano
for reports OF grange meetings. Make le''ers
short and concise. Alicommnn'cations mns'
be signed, but names viii not be printed eA-
cept by permission Of the writer All com
munications will be subject to approVai os
the editor, but none win be rejected without
good reason.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-01-02
WAS FEEL Nc ALI RS Down.

symptoms OF on-eanlrg kidney trouble de-
serve prompt attention. for neglect invites
serious Illness. Louis Bus ser Somerset.
va. Whites: Il was lee ing al run down;
Foley ey Pills FEET like new man =
bsckecbe. rheums ic psii s. if i,ints sol e
muscles, swollen ans e., ~ fl uess under ewes
Hho sieep-disturbif q bitdnrr all ents Weld
4uiekly to this tine-tried remedy boon to
middle aged men aud women Aoore's Drug
store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-01-02
NEw cENruRY. 2as. pEpnAM.

Applications for membership were re-
celved from two candidates Dec. p.
Readings were given by Gertrude Pond
and Mary Burrill; songs, Christmas carols
ana ''Silent Night" were sung by chorus,
and a fine report OF the state grange was
given by the master, Gerald Thompson,
who, with his wife, attended. Officers
for the coming year will be installed IN
all-day session Jan. IL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-01-02
HApTsn car rnREs wr,Ks.

With January cees la grippe. Lingering
colds seem 10 seth in the system, csusit 4
one TO ache all ovel feel feyerish ard ,hilly,
tired, heavy and doping. rs. Lizzie Tyies.
Henderson, XIV, wfses NV daughter a
la grippe fer thredweeks. I had the doctor
and bought medicie and none Of II did a. y
good. gave her kiey's Honey and Tar ard
n w she IL All r.ht. ! have told all r
friends about it'll lnsist on ihe gem ne
Foiey's Honey anf far. Moore's Drug Store
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-01-02

MoLAssEs SAUCE-One- half cup nolsss-
es with a heapiag teaspoon of corn
getber, then add ~ cups Of hot water,
let boil until it thickens, then add little
nutmeg, small piece of butter and a
little vinegar il you like. PANsY.
GINGER SNAPS. From an old cook
book, and good -one cup molasses, y
cup boiling water, tablespoons butter,
one of ginger and one OF soda. used
spice to taste, and recommend scant
measure of soda.
AUNT MADGE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-01-02
Group 4 Mnn rh ; wei in n rrsng.

"A .ew nights ag one ~ my patrons h ID a
small child take- with Group about mid
They came 10 my store aud got a bottle OF
Foley's Honey and Tar. B.fare morning the
child was entirely recovered. The fhther's
name is Q. q, craven" Isn't il uuwise to ex-
pertinent with III K own cough medicines
when 20 can get the genuine Foley Houev
a Tarf Best for coughs, colds. Group and
la grippe -Moore's Drug Store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-01-02
Cake ANNOYED Him.

Eugene, who is just beginning to
learn he should not eat cake before
his meal. was seated at the table when
suddenly he saw a cake on the buffet
and remarked: "Oh. my! Tower up
dat take till eat my tatoes."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-01-02
Artificial Lnbs Long Known.

Artificial legsand arms were, IL is
believed, used Egypt as early as T0C
B. c. They wee made by the priests,
who were the physicians of that early
time
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-01-02

WINTER HARBoR-
Dear Aaat Madge and n. B. Sisters:
have been a sjlent member of the NJ. b.
G. for long time. / would like to "do my
bitp to help out Auut Madge as much as
ever, but cannot do as / would like to
always. Some time, perhaps can be more
lpful. 1 wish you all a joyous Christmas
and a Happy New Year. ALExIA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-01-02

Marisville grange No. All viii! install
officers Saturday evening, Jan. They
will have a harvest feast. Every member
is requested to bring something.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-01-02
SOUTH DEER ISLE.

c. c. Warren is at home from Bath for
the holidays.
Lawrence Mccsu'ey was home from
whitinsviiIe for Christmas.
Miss Rosie Steele was married Dec. 20 o
Hollis Watson OF North Sullivan. They
will make their home in Sullivan. = f
Dec. "a. TREp.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-01-02
ARBurus, $50, suRRY.

Dec. %, forty we're. present. The final
degrees were conferred and clam. chow der
was served. The literary program was in
the hands of Charles Treworgy, captain Of
the "boys" team. II was as follows: Reel
tations, Harvard Young, A. w. Treworgy
and Act of the farce, ''Joining the Tin
panites." Act will be given Jan. IL.
Installation OF officers will be on Jan. s.
F. T. Jeilison Will be the installing officer.
The program for Jan. will be given by
the 'girls" team, Nina Lord, captain.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-01-02

in loneliness, or in distress. All classes
have united in the good work, to the extent
that spirit of comradeship, unselfshness
and sacrifice has prevailed as never before.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-01-02
autr'lslnru,s
RHEUMATISM
Physician Hell pes Genuine Remedy
For the DisSse Has Been Found.

PHYSICIAN felNes peuuine Remedy
For the DisSse Has Been Found.
Rheums, III wonderful rheumatism
remedy sold hyC. h. Alexander and sill
druggists, veluicker and more lasting
relief than oths remedies costing many
times es much.
Rhsuma pass the deadly poisonous
secretions intqbe bowels and kidneys,
from which thu are quickly thrown OF
in a natural, hNthy way.
Read what sreputa bic physician says
about Rheun: II have made a most
careful invest htion of the formuls en-
ployed in tb manufacture OF Rbeuma.
and / heartiiyecommend IL as a remedy
Tor all form OF rheumatism. find
kheuma far advance OF the methods
generally enjoyed In the treatment OF
rheumstism % altogether different in
composition fom the remedies usually
prescribed. pr. Lyons.
This Shout give any sufferer from.
rheumatism 9hdenee 10 try Rheums.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-01-02
TREp
Dec. "A.

Woman loves a clear, rosy com piexion.
Bprd,sck Blood Bitters IL spienait f,r purify
ing the blood. clearing the skin, restoring
sound digestion. All druggists sell 1t, Price,
81 25--4d.f.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-01-02

MASS ,PA2UA, AL, SOUTH BLU EHILL.
The newly elected officers are: Bertha
CoIson, master; Emsgene Bickiord, over
seer; Grace sylvester, lecturer; Leila
Cato. steward; Bertha Sylvester, sssis-
tsnr steward; Lula Csnaase, chaplain ;
Eta hod ,kins, treasurer; Flora Hodgdon,
secretary; Mary Littiefeld. gatekeeper;
yletia Duffy, Ceres; Estel.e Henrickson,
Pomona; Mary Leighton, Flora; Kate
sylvester, lady assistant steward.
MEMORIAL REVOLUTIONS.
Whereas, God in lis iniinite wisdom, has
seen ht to remove from our midst our sister.
Martha ssi,esie r, therefore be 1t,
Resolved, That In tie death Of our sister
Massapaaua grange hiss lost a faithful and
hon red charter member and officer.
Resoired. That we will hold our sister in
loving remembrance, and that we extend our
sympathy to tbs bereaved ones.
Resolved, That our CHI rter be draped for
a period Of thirty days.
resolutions TO the family. copy he put on
our records, and q copy sent to TIE Ellis
WORTH AMERICAN and Bangor Commercial for
publication.
EMAoEsE BIcKFoRp,
vIETrA DUFFY,
EsTELI HEsRIcKsoS,
Committee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-01-02
EAST nLuEHILL. 252.

Dec. %, the worthy master gave very
interesting report OF the state grange.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-01-02
|Z5asIxfTGHEN'
THE GINGER JAR.

DRESERyED GINGER. - Ord nary
preserved ginger win add just the
right tang TO many kinds of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
INCREASE OF PENSION
retired Iircn'cn 70 Draw s:;1 Ter
Month From As>ociation'>
- Aid Fund.

At the annual meeting NJ the Fire
mems Mutual Md Association. a reSo-
luton was adopted by the board OF
directors Increasing from $50 10 $50
per month the pensions az former
members of the. local Fire Department
who have beer placed on the retired
list.
AS further proof OF it's patriot, sup
port OF the government in its effort
to bring the world war TO a Sn.edv
conclusion, tho y "mhc-S of the or
Eanization voted {" invest 1000 in the
purchase of warsavings stamps in
addition &c the $4,000 in Liberty
bonds already subscribed by the az
ISOLATION.
The following officers. who Ar. also
included in the directorate were elect :
ed Tor the ensuing term: JAM l..
Sheppard. president; q. w HardNititc
vice-rresident Thomas e McAdams
treasurer. l. 8. tones. secretary: di-
rectors-John II Frischkoin W. u
Crenshaw, w X. Joyncs. Ains'ic +
Taylor. y. T Samuels. X. IL. Figc ano
w. j. Kerr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
ARRIVALS IN FRANCE
Richmond Friends md Relative, Arc
Notified Of Safe Journey


firSf Lieutenant James T. Peters
widely known in Richmond military
CIRCLES for his connection for several
wears with various volunteer orcani.
cations. has arrived safely overseas.
according 10 a letter received yestcr-
day 3y his father. President l. Loo
To,nrS Of tho Common Council I.iau-
tenant Peters was stationed for SOM.
time with tho Richmond tiray.s at IN.
niston. Ala.
Private Roh"r' w Eudd widely
known IL South Richmond. has ar.
rived safely overseas. according To al.
vices just received by his mother. Mrs..
Robert w. Rudd. 81. Of 2rl2 Ciic.c"
Avenue. Judge" AZ he l., familiailv
SHOWN. was stationed at Crrp Me.
tl"i'an. near ADMISSION. Ala. with tho
Richmond lIowitZ"rs. for some ,imc
he:orc sailing overseas.
Private !. ! c'Mikc'D Moore. who
vas 'rnincC at Camp Mc.'l"lIau vi'n
The Richmond Iiowitzcrs' command
has arrived safely overseas. his moth
or, Mrs l.. -. Moore. Of "6li S.mmc.
Avenue. Woodland Heights, was ad j..
Nisnd yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. o. Staude have received
word of tho safe arrival overseas of
their son. Corporal William T.. Staudc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
TESTIMONY REFLECTS
ON POLICEMAN METCALF
:" Judge Richardson Continue, Cu,c
OF Mrs. Elm Franklin for
Further Investigations

In the case Of Mrs. Ella Il. Franklin
or S2'-R North Fifth Street. CHARGED
win transporting whisky in violation
oi the Mapp law, Judge u. C. Rich
ardson. Of the lIustinss Court. yester-
day morning discharged the Jury and
continued the case until the October
term of court
Judge Richardson made IL plain tina,
he WAS not satisfied with the trial and
outcome Of the case. 81 am not salts
ned with the trial of this case" said
Judge Richa rdson Certain grave
charges rejecting seriously upon the
integrity and honesty of w H. Met
calt' police officer. have been made
ana the matter should and mus, he in
VeStiGated fully. am not going to
Send the jury back to agree upon the
penalty to he imposed upon this woman
VINO has admitted her guilt hui am
gong TO discharge tho jury and CON
'hue this case to the October term nf
court In order that we may have ali
IN" witnesses ready To Investigate tho
matter thoroughly"
After having deliheratod about ono
hal an hour tho jury returned with tbe
ioiiowlnE report to tho court: ..The
Jury has agreed upon the gull. hut arc
hopelessly divided as to the penalty. as
some OF the members opnos. a iaiI
sentence In addition to the fine in view
OF the circumstances"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
SURPLUS CURRENT
superintendent 1rnGord E.timntc. IN.
Amount City Nnr Safely
Oncr for Sn,r

foi'"wine the submission OF his re.
port as to the amount OF yurnIuc cur
rent available for sale by the city. T.
w irahcrd. superintendent OF the t'i.v
rI'2'r'c Plant. WAS yesterday directed
"F me Administrative Board 10 adj
N"rtls" for bids for tn" purchas, or
Sh"h 'urrcn;. lie bids to br returnopIc
on AUGUST 10. The Admins.
"oard. however. retains the right 10
reject any or all bids. at its own dis
erection.
Ia his report to the board. dated
Iu'N lr, Superintendent Trnfford stated
mat the city load for cencrat,oc Of
power for lighting purposes and ouor-
alton Of 'hc PUMPING stations amounts
I" '.o"o.too kilowatt hours rcr wear
leaving surplus OF lO.oO0.0U0 kilo-
Natt hours OF current. generated by
wafer power. or 1900. coo kiluwat,
hours experimenting same with steam
On tho basis of half-ho,Ir demand, I:
IS estimated that maximum az unr
kllowattS coull be furnished between
the hours az sunrise and sunset ana
nall mat amount during tho other
twelve hours Of tho day. provided tn.
Waicr-opcrated loads wore supplement
cd by tie use OF steam during the
periods Of watcr scarcity. Under Ger
tain conditions, an additional output
at 3.noC Eilowatts might also he pro-
ducod The current would bc deliver
"d TO the purchaser At the City Elac.
trir PlaLt. unless special arrange
mrrts 10 the contrary were approved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
Making Progress
in City Government

In the last fifteen ycnr, there I'm.
been enormous progress In n,unIc-
ipnl government In this country.
The old. confusing arrangements or
bonrds. md officers. some elected
by the people. somc ny tho CnmnciI,
some by other boards md In yn.
rioiis wnys-nrrangcments cOnfu.-
ing tn tho Citizen. dividing re.uonSI-
biiity. producing inadequate results,
-hnNc in most plnces given wnv
to simpler. more responsible ays-
TENS.
Richmond IL n progressive, pros-
peroua. patriotic city, or which VIC
nrc NIL deservcdly proud. Its gov
eminent, however, hns failed to
keen up with the procession. IL
Is .tiil nntfuunted, confusing. costly.
The reputation ind progress. Of the
city IL deserving of better govern
mcnt.
Citizens have m opportunity To
vote for improvements on August
q b! srrntchinE tho words "ASalnrt
Amendments" 10 be found on thc
ballot. and thus voting for char
ter changes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
AOElANSKl is GIVEN
SIX MONTHS IN JAIL
Witneas Before Grand Jury Convicted
OF Transporting
Whisky.

Harry Adel,uskI. one of the princi-
pal witnesses in the custer cases now
pending before Mayor Ainslic. was
yesterday convicted IN the Hastings
Court on the charge OF transporting
whisky and fined $50 and sentenced 10
six months In Jail. Adelanski then
made motion to have the verdict set
aside which Judge Richardson over
ruled. He appealed the case and was
released on $500 bond to appear in the
Hastings Court on October s.
Adelapski yesterday appeared in
court without an attorney. Attorney
LoVcnstcin withdrew from the case
when he learned that the court IN
sisted on going to trial although
Adclanski had been indicted by the
grand jury an hour ocforc. Mr. l,oven-
stein Informed the court that he had
asked Justice Crutchneld to go 10 trial
with Adelans'i immediately after he
mad been arrested, as the soldiers who
were with MIN might he transferred at
any time. Justice Crutchticld refused
and continued the case. Then without
notice. he said, he had suddenly been
called over the telephone and Informed
that the case was going TO he tried
Immediately.
Then he told tho court that Adclan-
SKI had just been indicted. AMI 1, was
not fair to force hin to trial of tho
case without PREPARATION However.
the court said that the soldiers might
d" called away at ans. time and tho
case would have 10 be tried at once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
Marines show Equipment.

,-gConsiderab!e attention is being at
tracted by the window display a; Sew
enth and Broad Streets showing the
equipment OF Soldier Of the Sea
when he meets the Hun The new
Enfield rife is one OF the main Tea
lures OF the showing, this being the
latest gun used 10y the marine corps.
The display VIII continue for "A week
while the great recruiting drive is
going on. II was instrumental yes
terday in securing for the corps three
men, and others are expected TO en-
list Immediately. Those cnlisting yes-
keTday were Clarence Clodfcller VIM
ston-Salem. " g. G. " Smith 81.
Adams. w. Va and Thomas Il. Dcpree
Of tthe University Of Louisiana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
NAVY is VERY ACTIVE
Large Number OF Recruits Are Ac.
ccptci Mt Local Recruiting
Onlce.

Continuing its active campaign for
recruits. the local navy recruiting sta
ton accepted twenty seven young sea
men yesterday for service. They were
as follows:
q. r Polk, Concord. ~ G.. w 6.
Face. oxford, y. G.: Charlie Chaplin.
Lexington. j. NJ. Clarke, Snuff: w. l..
Carter. - flaza Battery. Richmond;
w. IL. Dovcll. tno: o. Il. Caldwell. Sink
ing Creek j. $. bryant. Clifton Forge:
Y. w. Lindsay LynchbmrE: II. NJ.
Swink. Lexington: t. f. Hager. Max
Meadows; j. G. Kelley. Harris1on: g.
i. Thompson, Sage; w. II. Uavencr.
stanton. g. Blount. Roanoke: {. w.
i'riilaman. Galloway: -. Dalton. Syl-
vastus: e. Dalton. Sylvastus. Il. T..
Copper. Bucna Vista: Il. V. Miller.
icnhams; T.. :. Ball. Nora: T.. :. Bart
ley. Fordwich: T. T.. Mullins Nora
w. H. Arnold Grecndalc: John stat
ford. Lynchhu,g: a $, Word. Sugar
T. a Holchcr. 2320 Stuart Avenue
Richmond.
Lieutenant Albert Houston. in charge
of local navy recruiting. called attcn-
I on yesterday 10 the fact that relatives
Of men in naval service who move their
residence from one locality TO another
should lose no time in notifying the
Navy Department OF the change OF ad.
dress. In several instances during
the cast week. he said. relatives oil
some enlisted men could not &c 10.
Gated 10 give them the allotment oil
pay from the sailors salary. In cas-.
OF death. he said 1t would he "A difii.
cult matter for the War RISK Insur
ance bureau to find the beneficiary i
/ the changes OF address were no
! promptly reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
ATTEND CONVENTION
Fertilizer Manufacturers md Di.trIb
utorys Gather Mt Atlantic
civ

Several local fertilizer manufacturer
ana distributors are attending tn.
iw"nty-hfth annual convention of tho
National Fertilization ASsc .;atipn.
wh'ch s h"inG held al tn" Hotel Tray
more. in Atlantic city. Many import
AM Maritime problems ar. on III" pro.
gram FOR discussion at the meeting
Among the RichmondcrS attending the
convention ar" Charles V. Albright. "
j.: l;arrct, y. u. Darlington G.yuch-
hurS>, II. u. CroSwcN. W. < Forbes
j. Q. Devilbiss W. q. EpcS (iilack =
*tonci. G. T.. lv"y. \. L. Hannah, 4. s.
Jones W. :. James. James ~ Mon
cure. iicrnard !tohb. T.. l.. T.~sicr. IT,
Walker Wallace. w. a WithcIspoon
and &. q. Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
Liquor Inv Arrests.

L. r. Tomhs. thirty lone years old
a molder. OF us North Twenty-ffth
street. was arrested last night on the
charSe Of having ardent spirits in hi;
possession P!aincl"thcsman T.. \
FraSser made the arrest
G c. Gates. forty-fvc years old. ~
"ll North seventh street. was arrested
last night on the charge OF storing
''id selling ardent sririts at the eboy.
address,
IN" Mayo Milliu@ COMPANY of |.
H"''h seventeenth street. reported to
nc police yesterday that the side win
low had been broken Omen ana five
bags .! corn stolen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
SERVICE HONOR BADGES
TO PENNIMAN EMPLOYEES
seventeen Hundred to Receive Recoe-
nhion Tor tnrcmittinR Effort
mt Rally Monday
tSpecial..to The Times Djsnatch

lSpecial.to The Times Dispatch
fENNiMAN. VA. July lg-pennjman
WI mold great rally for the govern
htnt service on Monday afternoon and
night The 5000 employees OF the
munition plant here will par,icip,tc
An address VIII he delivered lbs. Judge
christopher l. Garnctt, OF the state
corporation Commission. y band from
IL battlcship VIII furnish music for the
occasion and the Polk Miller quartet.
81 ih'hin"nh' VIII be an entertaining
feature OF the program.
Inc real Significance Of the occasion
VIII ne demonstrated ny the prcscnta-
l"n' TO Loo employees of the plant.
"i badges cvidencimG unrcmittinr ser
wee without interruption ON these
hadGcS VIII .ater be placed stars for
'""Se VINO continue their good records.
ana Tor fun time FOR six months with
out lay-on. "A medal viii he awarded
by the government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
TRAIN AT UNIVERSITY
Local Board Announces Quota for Me
rhnrlcnl school mt Ghnr-
IOticnNIllc.

The following white registrants will
form tho quota for Local Board No. y,
TO he sent to the University Of Nir-
Ginia at Charlottesville for special
training on July 2S Preparatory TO
their departure. the men will he cX-
Nected 10 appear at the Headquarters
for final instructions tho day preceding
at 10 o'clock. The list follows:
Walter l.. Kmhrough. Donald r.
McClarcn. William G. Thommasson. Lc-
roy A. Pond. Emmett $. Thompson.
Henry L. Butler, Jr., Richard G. Miller.
William II. skinner, Norwood *. Whit
man. f:wcli : Thorpe. Jerome G. Par
IRISH. Lynn \. Stillwcll. Roy j. Harris
Henry y. Chewing, ThomaS r cavan.
Willie c. lipscomhc. Frank Rcrnardinc.
Charles w. Nolkaman. Julius r. Meyer.
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