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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-03

$50 Lbs. of Fancy Sweat
er Yarns for making sweat
ers for spring and summer,
All bright new coloringS.
Orchid, rose, gold, peach.
In ShetIands, Silk Mixed
Zephyr, Angoras.
All sizes of needles, and
kinds of needles in stock.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-05-16

ST. ANTHONY CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Linton. Residence, $40 Broadway.
High mass on first and third Sundays at
10 a. m. Vespers and bendeiction ut
2 p. m. Week day mass at 1880 a. m.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-05-16
GERMANY LIMITS SPENDING:
MONEY OF AMERICAN
PRISONERS.

Money intendsd for interned civil
ians and prisoners of war in Germany
should be remifteL through the Blu
,'eau of Prisoners Relief. American
Red Cruss, Washington, u. C. Re-
mittances so made viii probably not
be delivered to addresses by the Ger
man Government in cash. but m the
form Of credit on prisan exchanges.
According to the Spanish anthassa-
dor at Berlin, the German war depart
ment states that there are no restrlc-
tions in regard to the remittance of
money for civilian and military pfis-
oners. Such money is p.aced}tc pris-
oners' credit and may b. spent under
the following regulations:
Military prisoners Sixty marks
weekly may be spent by officers and
others of similar rank; 50 marks
weal.ly by non-cgnn.issioiled officers
and men.
Civilian prisoners. Sixty marks
weekly for men of better social posi-
ton; 80 marks weekly for Others"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-05-16
HAVE YOU SUFFERED?

Have you ever lain in No Mans
Land, with shattered thigh and n
throat that burned with thirst?
Has your wife ever begged for her
children and herself at the mass
kitchen of soldiers camp?
Has your little son ever torn his
mothers heart with plaintiva cry,
day after day, for food she couldn't
give him?
Has your little daughter, clad in a
ragged dress. her only dress, ever
shivered night after night in the ruin.
ed cellar of what was once her home
Has your city ever been destroyed
may, powdered bricks stone tim.
bers and all so ground into the dust
that one scarce knew where street
ended and building began.
It is exactly such suffering thai
the Red Cross is organized, here ant
in Europe, to relieve.
The Red Cross asks for One Hun
dred Million Dollars as the least i
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-05-16
This paper has enlisted
with the government in the
cause of America for the
period Of the war -----.s-.

In reading over the casualty list
the war was brought home to the
editor of this paper as it has not been
before. We discovered the mans of
Paul c.. Davis, of Elk River MINI.
Mr.. Davis and the writer has Seen
friends for years and we never
thought Of death as separating us as
soon as this. Paul was a young man,
generous as they make them and
red-blooded American who has lad
down his life for the good Cd U. 5.
A. like thousands of other American
lads will do before this war is o:er
Although Paul died Of disease he wa:
in France and anxious to get the Nai'
ser. but was deprived of his chance
hv the Angel of Death 1t Is with ;
throbbing heart that we pay this las
tribute to our dear old friend VIII
has gone to the world Of peace W
also want to extend our deepest syn,
pathy to the father and two brother
that survive him.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-05-16
I'm AFRAID THAT'S ALL / CAN
SPARE"

! You're n regular ed-blooded, true.
blue American You love your couh.
try. You love that Tapping, snap
ping old flag. Your heart thumps
hard when the troops tramp by.
You're loyal--100 per cent.
You intend to-you wan: so--hslp
win the war in hurry.
Sacrifice? Sure" you've beer
thinking. Just you wait till they
really need it," And you've honast-
~ thought you meant that too.
Bullock yourself in the eye, now,
and search up and down inside of
your heart--did you mean it? Did
you really mean Sacrifice :"
Listen: You feel poor. Tlzis third
Liberty Loan the high PRICES, the
Income Tax-youve done your bit.
You feel that you've given all you
can spare.
What? Then what did you mean?
What's that you said about loving
your country? What did your think
the word sacrifice" neanse
Surely you didn't rnsan, did you,
to give only what you can spare-
Wlint about our boys VINO ara CIV
ing their lives in the trenches? Are
they giving only what they can
"spare?"
How about those mothers and little
"kiddies" in the shell-wrecked t8wns
of that war-swept hell:-hungry-
ragged - sobbing = alone? Giving
up their homes, their husbands their
fathers.
While we-over here with Sour fun
and our comfurts-we hold up our
heads and feel patriotic bica use we
have given-wfmt? Some loo Sc bills
off the top Of our roll. We've given
all we can spare!"
Come come! Let's quit fooling
ourselves. Let US learn what "sac-
rifce" means Eet us give more .:rai:
we can spare-lst us give till the
heart says stop"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-05-16

Friends, do you realize that you
cannot do too much for the brave men
that have gone to fight Son Us who
stay at home that we might enjoy our
. liberty rs we have enjoyed i it the
rast? May Goth, the American Rcd
Cross start their drive to raise a
hundred million dollars, and the quo-
ia for this county is only $1,000 and
if we stop at that amount we had
ought to be ashamed of ourselves for
q county that has as much money as
Emmons has should contribute double
that quota and do it easily Let's make
our slogan be Give until the heart
says stop" for the Red Cross needs
all the money that can be raised anr
it is an opportunity to do something
for our friends who have gore to iigh
for us. GIVE UNTIL TIL
HEART SAYS STOP"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-05-16

GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH. Ser
vices every third Sunday at IL a. m.
mad in evening at SIP. m. Sunday school
every Sunday at 10 n. IN.
REV. ROBERT LUCKs.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-05-16
u-soat Sinks British Mine sweepen

Jefferson City. May 14.-Right was
granted to the United Railways COM
pany of St Louis to charge Scent
street car fare in that city by the
state public service commission The
ruling is to continue for year, when
the company must show cause for
making the order permanent. Asser-
ton was made that under the Scent
fare the company was unable to on.
crate at profit. 1t is estimated the
new ruling will increase the annual
revenue of the company at least ST.,
100000.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-05-16

In addition to serving our enlisted tortes. il is
assisting in the work OF civil relief among our allies
whose soil is i'eIoe devastated bv the fighting.
Thus the Red Cross is helping TO interpret the
constructive spirit ct or Republic which holds
sacred human lite and the ideals il seeks.
AS time eoeson the scope OF the work Of the
Red Cross w Europe will increase order that the
organization may meet the demands that will be
mode upon it. n must receive the tul) and hearty
support OF the Aneraon people. tits only through
such an agency that we can be assured relief and
nes.essav m'nistraton to o.u young men toEH,lne
ON, military torces
1t is my sincere desire that adequate funds
WiHl be secured tor the work OF the Red Cross
j 1 uzya,lz4< A9ae>@
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-05-16

needs to carry on this work.
Can you-dare you--refuse to give
to this work-and give till che hart
says stop?
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-05-16
JUS. Pork Chops.

Donald often goes to the store with
his mother, who is frugal buyer. One
day he went alone to the butchers. II
want free pork chops" he said, 'but no
bones, or fat, or lean"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-05-16

Display Rntes, 15 cents per column
inch for single Insertions. 12h cents
Tor contract space. Five cents per inch
Tor composition for advertising running
only one week.
i'ocnls' Ten cents per line for one In
serts'n Five cents per line for SUBJ
sequent Insertions.
The Record circulates thoroughly In
the south half of the county. and quite
generally throughout the north half
Advertising copy should be In the
hands of the printer not later than
Tuesday noon OF each week
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-05-16

Rosenthal Sacred Heart Church. Mis-
sion attended from Linton every second
and fourth Sunday; high mass and SER
mon at 10 a. m.
REV. FIR. sAILER.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-05-16

+. y. sTREETEn. pubIish.r
a. ,. KINNEY. Mgr. Editor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-05-16
THE EMBLEM OF HUMAN MERCY
The Red Cross is an emblem tvpvfving human
mercy and sympathy lis MISSION to relieve phys
By SAMUEL CoMPERs

loaI PAIN and mInIStef TO mind and
body has given il o place deep ~ the
hearts OF all our people. For those
whose dear ones are in places OF
great danger il is q comfort to know
that the American Red Cross is per-
forming more effective service on a
larger scale than ever before.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-31
LOCAL BOARD 95
~ Mott Street
Leave for Camp April

22222 Mott Street
Leave for Camp April S
Gassolito, Domenco, is Spring St.
Larosa, Salvatore }5S Broome St.
Masullo, Vito, - Cleveland Place
Pastoria, Salvatore. - Elizabeth st.
Cappone. Thomas. 255 Elizabeth St
ne Antony, Giuseppi, 30 Mulberry st.
iaromino. Joseph, Psi Elizabeth ST.
Mammano, Giuseppi, 2G1 Elizabeth ST.
Salerno, Salvatore. PCS Elizabeth St
Pergola, Frank. 20 Chrystie ST.
Lopaso, Giovanni. AZ Elizabeth St.
tulrano, Guseppi, Ia Mulberry ST.
Brusca, Jchn, 202 Mott st
Perlo, Matteo. l19-lS1 Mulberry St.
Febci. Nincenzo, ld} Chrystie st.
purolla. l9i Eldridyc st.
Klein, Max, 56 Bowcry
Orsuti, Francesca, 235 Mulberry st.
Barbano. Domenick. IA Mulberry St
Rizzo. Gugerdo 2@2 Elizabeth ST.
Palmcri. Nick 3S3 Broomc St
Limscalchi. Leonarto 2li Mulberry St
Aloia, Louis j., 54s West Broadway
Radessa, Vincenzo, 23o Mott St.
Wuzzo, Domenico. 1Se Mulberry St.
Bucci. John, l6l Chrystie St
Raho, Peter. 4l-5l Kenmore St
Trulio Ralph. lG2 Mott ST.
C'pone, francesca. 2l9 Mulberry ST.
venezio. Giacomo. 1913 James st.
Cavanoa, Jerry, S6-96 Kenmore 81.
LOCAL BOARD 109
Public School 161, Ludto,O and Delanccy
Leave for Camp April
Wcchsler. William. 14S Essex St.
Sartty. Solomon, l0l Allen st.
fastcnberg. Hirsh, 106 Delaney ST.
Mandrcsh, Abraham l02 Delaney st.
Weingarten. Abraham, - Rivington St
Eisenpers. sam. lol Orchard ST.
Merovitz, 81 Stanton st.
Joran, Morris, 10 Delaney St
Nisselson, Abraham. 252 Broome St
Altman. Isaac. So Ludlow St
Rosenbunn Solomon. 40 Suffolk St
SuHo
Epstein. Samuel. IGlt Clinton ST.
Peso, Simon 126 Ludlow st.
| Asrowitz, Harry l.. 81 Stanton ST.
S,ebcnberg, Adolrh. l27 Ludlow st.
Greenbera. Iosepa d. a Dclancey st.
Lazcrson. Morris. lle Esscx st.
/ Berger. Samuel. 1876 Delaney St
( Cudis. Harry - Kivia9ton St
/ Zt}'elman, Nathan 80 Suffolk st.
! Hoasenbai. Harry, ~ Suffolk st.
reidn'an, abraham, 2f912 Eas. Houston ST.
.o'dman. sidore. ! l3 East llith st
! Frost, William. l5o Rivinaton St.
! Israel. l3B Orchard st
tinycroth. Moe. rs Clinton St
Hiiobermnn; Abraham. 50 Clinton ST.
Schacfer. Harry. Ia Ludlow St
Ezra. Jesoula, I3e Ludlow ST
Irusch. Harry. 1877 Essex ST.
/ Driver. Daniel, 25 South St
Iritt. Joseph. "A Dcanccy St
LOCAL BOARD 1923
ftJtD-arst Street and First Avenue
Leave for Camp April 4
/ McCnlloch Alexander. 3ol East SD 81
Atlard. Joseph, ~ West I'D St, Whitestone.
Long Bland
"halcn. Eugene. Gienwood Landing. Long
Isjand. ''H
Metzner, charcs v. 1853 Myrtie Av Brook
lyn. " '''"
tnwin. Hurry Ernest 7o3 Eas, Market St..
Scranton. Penn. "
Michaeir. 34G 52d St
'Mooradian. Jnck 91S Eighth Az
Desmond. John. S2o Fast sd st
Lyons. Thomas, 23g East 5fth st.
Mcder Charler. $40 Firz. ~
Van Wyck, Thcodorc, Z39 Fast s7th st.
Eollfnnn. Ernest. 1O2 Avenue a.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-31
LOCAL BOARD 90
229-23l East Brodd,oav
Leave for Camp April 2

--'--ol IsUSi DTOttIlCUH
Leave for Camp April 2
Berenson. Harry, 134 Monroe st.
Glass, Louis. 235 Division st.
Suvalshy, Dave. 1874 Monroe St
Yalivetzky, Abe. 16 Rutgers Place.
kazakowsky. Aaron, $50 Clinton st.
Miseson. Aaron. pa Henry ST.
Herschfield. Louis, 2SS Madison st.
Bergman, Abraham. 13 Rutgers Place
Findack, Harry. Attorney st.
Sweer. Morris. 247 East Broadway.
Roser berg. Nathan, 259 Henry st.
Duchin, 1sidore. 300 Clinton st.
kivel. Sol. 215l2 Madison ST.
Horowitz, Harry, so Jefferson st.
Reifkind. Abe, 23l Clinton ST.
Mutchnic, Max. 2i9 Madison St
Levine Bennie. 213 Madison st.
krinsky. Alex. POI East Broadway.
Calm, N, 2l2 Madison st.
sclfsky. Morris, So Rutgers st.
kaplan. Abe. 2l7 Clinton st.
Greenberg. Nathan, 45 Rutgers ST.
Cohen, Morris. 22S Madison ST.
Robins, Joseph A.. 433 Grand st.
Cooperstein. Harry. 264 Henry st.
Seigelbaum. Hyman, 172 Henry St.
katanoif, Sam. 2lS Henry st.
Petz, George, 27S Madison ST.
Schitf. Harry, 273 Madison ST.
kaplan, Albert, 226 Henry st.
kigden. Hyman, 230 East Broadway.
l.aHiIlShy. isaac, 3l RutgerS st.
Bernstein. Bennie, $50 Cherry St.
Regoff, John. 255 Henry st.
Crystal, Morris. 254 Henry st.
kris. Isidore 16l Monroe st.
koslowitz. Harry. 256 Nodison ST.
Kind, Louis. 237 Henry St.
Fine. Joseph, 223l Hdnry ST.
Lopatkin. Moses, 147 Monroe st.
Abramson. Max. 24l East Broadway.
Gunsher. Charles. II 2C!inton St.
kaplan, Hyman. 90 Rutgers Place
Dworkin, Louis, 10 Attorney St.
Lasinsky. Jack. 1S6 Henry St
Duffy, Michael, 23l2 Gouverneur St.
Reisner. Sam. 40 Rutgers St
Baum, Isidorc, 1873 Monroe st.
Charlach, Joseph, 10 Monroe st.
Miller, Julius, 26t Henry ST.
Ratowitz, Sol. 232 Clinton St.
Amstbofsky. Max 265 Madison ST.
SConroy,, Edward, 227 Henry ST.
Moses. Nathan. go Cherry St.
Pau, Samuel, POI East Broadway.
Blotkin, Max. 276 Madison st.
Pau. Jacob. 22l East Broadway.
Lesnoy, Joseph, 236 Madison St.
Mendorf. Isidor. 129 Monroe St.
Manowitz. Harry. PA Henry St.
Gurrewitch, Isidor, $50 East Broadway
New-York tribune., 1918-03-31
Names of Men Selected
Here for New Draft Armv
Several Local Boards Also Choose Alternate-Frst Units
Will Leave Tomorrow for Training at
Camp Upton

Fotowt"g Of selected By
furnish
o Mondou
New-York tribune., 1918-03-31
LOCAL BOARD "a
Leave for Camp April 3
143 Baxter Stree

lf3 Bdrter Street
Morone, Antonio. IS Mulberry ST.
Maier. Jacob. III Grand St
Flglaulo, Joseph 2S2 Mulberry St.
GG:asliardo; G: Connar9, IS Madison St.
Clprno, Joseph, 13 Mulberry st.
Cerino. William ". 100 Mulberry St.
Facone. Vincenzo l25 Mot ST.
Simeone, Gaetano. IS Hester ST.
Caruso, Peter N 50 Bayard st.
, Di Grizra Martin, 81 Walker St
Cacciabue, ll9 Baxter St.
Patrona, Albert, 145 Baxter St.
Amodes, Michael. 95 Baxter ST.
Scala, John. 2l Mulberry St.
Kennedy, William j.. 81 Bowery.
Greece, Joseph &c Mulberry St
Marno, Nicola, 75 Baxter st.
McLoughlin, John 9S Bowery.
yacca, Giovanni. 2s2l Fulton ST., Brooklyn.
Tauriello. los Mott St.
Silletti. Frank. 100 Park st.
Ben1sia, b Palolc. lss Mulberry ST.
Minelli, Nicholas. ST Mott ST.
Massoni, Louis, % Mulberry ST.
Isoldi. Joseph. 100 Bayard ST.
Bacigalupo. 81 Baxter St.
Gaudioso. Daniel 1oi Bayard st.
De Rosa, Louis. 213 Stanton St.
Graziosa. Joseph, 81 Bayard St.
Santoreli, Frank 81 Mulberry ST.
Garlli. Biaggio, 20 Bayard St.
ProcaccIno, 145 Baxter St.
ALTERNATES
Legere. John, 100 Bayard ST
Scalafani, James, 1l3 Mulberry ST.
Tirell, Amerchino. 100 Park St.
Young, Charles, 13 Pel st.
Gross, Anthony, 81 Broome ST.
Vergoglini, Rocco, 76 Mulberry St.
Rosso, Angelo, II Crosby st.
Apicella, Carmine. 80 Bayard ST.
Sun. Tom, 204 Baldwin St, Elmira. N. Y.
Shadravhi Joseph, II Chatham Square.
Colaico Michael, 60 Mulberry St.
Del Mute, Domenico, Isl Mott st.
Padula. John, l4s Mulberry ST.
De Palo, Joseph, 1S5 Hester St
Rove Paul 100 IIo.tn,. CT
New-York tribune., 1918-03-31

'v" @ ~ the I'm" to own your own home,
urn TO the Real Estate Columns Of TO-
uhy 1flbun" Perhaps you'i find there
just your opportunlty.--Advi
New-York tribune., 1918-03-31
Manhattan
LOCAL BOARD SO
Corn Exchange Bank Building. 957 Broadcay
Leave for Camp April

Corn Exchange Bank Building. 957 Broad,cay
Leave for Camp April
Domagalsni, Benjamin T.. $50 Bushwick Av.
Stolz. Joseph. 217 Richard Av.. Glendale.
Ruoff Louis. 27O Bowery, Manhattan.
kranz. William H.. 754 Hart ST.
Maggie, Anthony, 1851 Willoughby Av.
Maggiorc. Joseph NJ, 1l2 Central Av.
Friedman, Lawrence j., 1921 Myrtle Av.
Lang. George, 81 Cedar St
Riscica Joseph. 139 Hamburg Av.
Brandenstein Martin. Is Hamburg Av.
Joss. Henry a.. $50 Hart St.
Gerard. Vincent. 93 Hamburg Av
Martorano, Pietro. 1877 Central Av.
Masset. George Henry. Is Cedar st.
Werner. Walter G.. 15l Hmrod St
Beilegrno Tomburello. 142 Central Az.
Andul. Alexander. 116 Noll st.
Nentimiglia. Antonno. 3e8 Suydam st.
Friedman Herman, 1918 st. Marks Av.
Hartmann. George A.. 7SS Hart st.
Mauceri. Luciano. 1873 Jefferson St.
Doerflinger, Louis, ~ Central Av.
Angelic, Giuseppe. l3 Hamburg Av.
Forstencet. Manuel. 1862 Myrtle Az.
Cavoi, Antonio. 1870 Central Av.
Crescimanno. Bedessare, l15 Hamburg Av.
Steinberger. Arthur Edward. Mckee's Rocks.
Penn.
Lang. Charles. III Central Av.
Otto. Charles, 131 Nol ST.
Mercureo. Girolamo. 242 knickerbocker Az.
North, John. o6 George St
Angileri. Vito. 14S George st.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-31
ALTERNATES

Griffin. Cornelius, 1856 Tenth Av.
Murphy, Michael. 573 Broome st.
Sevasco. John, 225 Hudson ST.
Sherman. Ruben. 1913 Eleventh Av.
McGec. John Joseph James, 321 West ST.
Demetropoulos. Ippocratis. 127 Liberty St.
Miragliotta, Vincent. 9S Thompson ST.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-31
LOCAL BOARD So

North Sirth and Haremcyer Streets
Leave for Camp April 3
Tonks William j., 339 South 1st St.
Cog liano. John, 162 Hope ST.
Tytek, Wladyslaw. 229 Kent Av.
Berg. Morris, 4S7 Jersey St.
Nolan. John f., 81 North Henry ST.
Warbon, Stephen. 491 Keap st.
De Angels. Erneste, 2l7 North 4th st.
Popsky. Joseph, 425 Wythe Av.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-31
Brosnan. o51 Third Av.


Be.lne Roderick. Is East 50th ST.
lesson. Anastas, 14i East 5ith St.
McDevitt. Cornelius j.. A.. %. East .o5th St.
Minderman, Herman j., 9A7 First Av.
Bleich. Morris, 40 East sd st.
Donnclly. John, 351 East SD St.
Pulford Milton, 301 East 50th st.
Maango, Salvatore. 1853 Second Av.
Buechlcr. George. 1881 Second Av.
Johanser. Charles. 600 Third Av.
Beer, Stephen. 591 Lexington Av.
Shay. Gerard d.. 50 River ST.
Fitz, Nathan. 3 Is East 5lst st.
Imm, Anthony L.. 10! Hillside Av., Yonkers.
DuvaI, Harry, 99S First Az.
Behrens, Arthur. 2o9 East sd St.
Munns. John, 2l9 East sd st.
Allen. Edward p, 325 East 5lst St
Auerbach Morris, 334 East list St.
Keller. Adam A., 323 East SD St.
New-York tribune., 1918-03-31

M,k4,kkelsop. Thomas w. 947s Ridge Boulevard
grimm Jack, 1861 56th st. >''e '"'u
Mitchell Byron C.. 1893 s6th st.
Cnfirey. Thomas r., 1918 list St,
Mcl<ttrick. Edward. 1855 6Sth 81.
O'Nell', William f.. S4S S5th st.
hopelow. lsador, 0G5 Enst 18th st.
Lnrscn, Walter, 1924 Tenth Av.
Saccnrdi. Charles. l1Il 9th ST..
De Pose. Angelo r., 1917 Forth Humilton Av
New-York tribune., 1918-03-31
VOLUNTARY INDUCTION

TTTh Street and Amsterdam Avenue
Dubois. William, Coast Defence.
Berthold, Oscar, Radio Signal School
Wilmer George P. Engineers
Barren, George, Coast Defence
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-01
NATIONAL GUARD
COMPANIES AIDED BY
ADJUTANT GENERAL
Gipson Urges Exemption Boards to
Give militia Organizations
Every Assistance.

Oklahoma City, July members
of local exemption boards, particu-
larly clerks, are giving wrong in
formation to registrants who make
inquiry relatives to the National
Guard regiments which are now in
course of formation throughout the
state, according to complaints which
have been received by E, H. Gipson,
adjutant general.
1t has been called to the attention
of the adjutant general that men
within the draft, when urged to join
the guard companies have not only
refused but have made disparaging
remarks about the organizations.
Such action, according to General
Gipson, is disloyal and in letters be-
ing sent to all local boards they are
urged by the adjutant general to
investigate such cases and to ascer-
tain if the registrant guilty of max
ing such remarks cannot be re-clas-
sihed and placed in less deferred
class.
SACdIS Up NOIuuSlOH.
General Gipson points out that
every man who enlists in the guard
regiments automatically releases a
first line soldier who could be sent
overseas. He asserts that a citizen
is rendering just as great a
service when he becomes a member
of the national guard and releases
a first line soldier as he is when he
becomes a member of the national
army.
The adjutant general draws par
ticular attention TO the fact that
class one men cannot be accepted
for enlistment in the guard COM
panies. Some confusion has result
ed over this point and he points out
that because a man joins the guard
it does not entitle him to deferred
classification.
Asked to Help Guards.
General Gipson calls upon all
local boards in the counties wherein
a company of the national guard is
being formed to cooperate with the
officers and not penalize the men
who waive deferred classification for
the purpose OF joining the guard,
because when he valves deferred
in this case he does not
waive it in so far as it applies to the
national army. The adjutant gen
eral asserts that the man does not
waive the right to remain at home
should his home be threatened and
IS willing to 60 when the govern
nent calls him for the defense of
ais home or country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-01
CLEVER SCHEME TO
SECURE MARRIAGE
LICENSE FAILED

There appears to be "a second
chapter TO the story of Rector Ad
ans and Alma Mayfeld, the two
young people from Antioch who
were arrested here Saturday while
trying to secure a marriage license
The sheriff had been advised tha,
the young woman was only IA years
of age. The young man applying
for the license gave her age as 1s
and his own as p. Late Saturday
night w. f. Buckholtz, a deputy
sheriff, arrived from Pauls Valley
and took them home. He also took
charge of another couple who are
said to have come with the young
people wanting to get married and
that Adams and Miss May6eld did
not 60 to the clerks Office, but that
the other couple, who were of legal
age, undertook to get the license
which, it is alleged, was to have been
used by the younger couple.
The officer who came after them
said there was much feeling in the
matter at Antioch and that prosecu-
tions would follow.