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Meade County news., 1918-09-19

S17-Ralph King McPheter, Meade.
SIS-Fred Seldom Burlington. Meade.
@9dS-Morltz @ Henry Berger, Meade.
S2O-Mitchell Evans, Meade.
John j. Friesen, Meade.
99zza-Roscoe Sidney Gerow. Meade,
325-Carl j. Hays. Mssler.
stephen Maurice Hunt, Meade
oao-James M. Harvey, Meade.
SSaaoo-George James Ginder, Meade.
% Charley Wesley Barton. Meade
'1o-Wiiiiam Sinclair Gibbons.
Meade.
SaS-Henry S. Friesen, Meade.
SSO- Frank Harper Truax. Meade
Soa 9-Luther Martin ONeal, Meade.
@32-Jo Ohm e. Kliewer, Meade.
'''-Ioscoe Conkling Griggs,
Q 994-lryin julius Rose, Meade.
"3n-Jo ohn Wesley Edwards, Meade
90, .Nhn August Johnson, Meade,
S Ernest Andrew Kobs, Meade.
SEWN KENYON, Meade.
S10 0-Delmer Thomas Gurley, Meade.
S4V-Henry Orten Taggart. Meade
90 Isaac T. Classen, Meade.
9a a0Arthur p. Bowen, Meade.
laus George Berger, Meade.
Roy Frank Todd, Meade.
345-Edward George Feldman
Meade.
a E--la Scott Meade.
347-Theodore Burkart Meade
o9S-Bert E. Keown. Meade
Meade.
Se1 Bennett Elliott. Meade.
S922d-Henry H. Reimer, Meade.
So Teorge temple Friesen, Meade
Soo-lra McSherry. Meade.
o9 oo994-James Irwin Holdeman. Meade
o9o- Harley Leech. Plains.
Edward Gardner, Monte
yuma.
Sd 9f-Harold Winfield Gardner
Montezuma.
. Willie Lee Griffin. Meade
leroy leroy Robert Pennington,
'OO-HenTy HenT Harrison Kirchner,
ooa John Specht, Copeland
LOREN D. Hickey, Missler
Welliver, Meade.
3Sf Tnarles E4s Albert Emerson, Plains
-Donald Carter Enlow, Monte
yuma.
56a-Flemon Lemon Tice, Meade
William Hobson, Montezuma
'O'-Syaney P. Northcutt, Cope
Rogers, Copeland
Thomae. WT,eo,
ler -"i's7
Craycraft, Montezuma
Leslie Therman Gum. Missler
'4-Purtill Presley Morrison
Plains. -'0H'
.1S-Charles Moody Elliott, Missler
16-Mark Appleton Ballard. Meade
H-Charley Frederick Reiss, Miss.
ler -ii'e
1S-ira Wesley Hoffman, Plains.
90 0S-James Riley Gillick, Plains.
S0-Lee Rote Hudgens. Plains
. Sd-John Robert Moore, Plains
oz-George Henry Button, Gone.
land
3 Fred Clinton Glover, Copeland
William Charles Danser. plains
SS-Robert L. Graham, Plains
S6-carl Blaine Moore, Plains.
s1-Ralph Smith Guinea, Plains.
'S-Otto Borth, Plains.
Meade County news., 1918-09-19

249-Allen James Barker, Meade.
25O-Alberty Osborne Rosenberg
Meade.
25I-Abner Monroe McCay, Meade
202-Richard Jay Boyer, Meade.
zo5-BenJamin Franklin Dye
254-Fred Henry George Wenthe
Meade.
69o-Jasper Miles Singley. Meade.
! S6G-Charley Franklin Ardry, Plains
257-George Rufus Wells. Meade.
Zoo-Robert Bismark Millard
Meade
259-Oswald James Dettle, Meade
i 26C-Elmer Oscar Smith, Meade.
a ~ d-Charles William Waits, Meade.
262-H Henry H. Friesen, Meade.
263-George Berger, Meade.
ZbF-Bert Whitson Dewitt, Meade.
265-Jay Ellis, Meade.
266-John Alexander Basinger
Missler.
b267-William Joseph Hadfield
Meade.
a6o-George Henry Denning. Meade.
Zb9-Frank Emerson Byrns. Meade.
Z1O-Jacob George Gabel, Meade.
21I-Jacob c. Cordes. Uneda.
212-John joseph" Mertens, Meade.
27%-George Wray Torrance, Meade
274TClaude Clements, Meade.
275-Charles Henry Burford. Meade
2|6-Elmer Arnold Schmoker,
Meade.
21?-Clyde Lawrence Drinnen.
Englewood
27S-Edward G. Blair, Meade.
zfS-Iheodore Bernhard Cordes.
Uneda.
2S0-Gerhardt T. Thiessen, Meade
2S1T7John K. Friesen, Meade.
2N'-John Nelson Haver, Meade.
2S3-John Claude Ragland Meade.
ZS4-Arthur Wilford Love, Meade.
285-Oscar Warren Fletcher, Meade
2S6-John Ferdenand Brinckman,
Meade
287-Lawrence Friedrich Schulz
macher. Meade.
288--Jesse Elmer Mckinney. Meade
289-Joseph Trego Helm, Meade.
29O-Ezra Delbert Kimber, Meade
291-Francis Ellsworth Fuhr, Meade
292-David Bolan Williams, Meade.
293-Abil ]. Romero, Meade.
294-Andrew Jackson Forbes, Meade
295-W1lliam Leslie Hartman, Fow-
Ter.
296-John Clark Armstrong, Meade. |
297-William Andrew Burnett.
Meade.
297-William Andrew Burnett
Meade
29S-Jesse Burton Amphlett, Meade.
299-Frank William .Wehrle, Meade.
3OO-Roy Jackson Taggart. Meade.
5O1-Samuel Westley Ellis, Meade.
302-Ralph T. Smith, Meade.
3O3-Roscoe Sidney Smith, Meade.
5O4-William Miller, Meade.
'O5-Pedro Marquee, Meade.
'O6-Fortino A. Ramirez, Meade.
'O7-Bernhard s. Doerksen, Meade.
'OS-Burton Dennis Sutherland,
Meade. T.
William FRANKIE, Meade.
1O-John F. Isaac, Meade.
Edward Lockhart.
Meade.
Mabery, Meade. :
1S-William Thomas Gray, Jr., ;
Meade.
Benton Frame, Meade.
15-Frank Masters Paul, Jr.,
Meade.
16-Grover Cleveland Cook, Meade. 9
Meade County news., 1918-09-19

169-Bert Raymond Ford, Plains.
l70-Clarence Covey. Plains.
171-William Henry Lathrop, Plains
l72-Frank Armentrout, Plains.
173-Aaron Monroe Gilliatt, Plains
174-James Allen Robertson, Plains
176-Joseph Grover Spain, Plains.
! l76-Frank Ernest Havs Plains.
| l77-William Robert Key, Plains.
l7S-Preston Lafayette Davis, Plains
170-Orval Robert Click, Plains.
1SQ-Don Thomas Edwards, Plains
1S1-Scott Rogers Pierson, Plains.
1S2-George Phillips, Plains.
1S2-George Alvin Harroun, Plains
1S4-William Dawson Clark, Plains.
! S5-William CLYDE Atkinson, Plains
lS6-Frank A. Plotner, Plains.
1S7-Perry Curtis Wyatt, Plains.
1SS-Edgar Curtis Witter. Plains.
1So-William Urinous Reese. Plains.
William Isaac Bisbeo. Plains
i9!-Gregory HAYDEN Plains.
l92-Claude Elias Wanamaker.
Plains.
19"-IChn Franklin Sweet Plains.
William Paul Reiss. Plains.
79r-W William NJ McVey. Plains.
l9C-Charles Edwards Shelman,
Plains.
197-Ceorge Allen Nicholson. Plains
! 19S-Arthur MURRAY, Plains.
i9a-JOhn Andrew Kisner, Plains.
2OO-lra Washington Coats, Plains.
'01-S Shelby ITtz, Plains.
202-James Albert Bradford, Plains.
'0H-Fi0is Homer Wheat. Plains.
H0%TPhilip Horny Berghaus, Plains.
SOF-Nolan Edward Utz. Plains.
2O6-Peter P. Schaffer, Plains.
2O7-David Fred Malorey. Plains.
20S-Arthur Andrew Winter, Plains.
20S-Cpsper John Jacobs. Plains.
21o-Alfred LEROY Huffman, Plains.
211-Casper p. Fakes, Plains.
212-George Raymond Wilson,
Plains.
21@-Albert Thomas Edwards, Plains
21A-Theowore j. Huffman, Plains
21h-Knute Oscar Broadly, Plains.
216-Palito Aliresc, Meade.
217-Edward Walter Helsel, Meade.
218-Henry Meyer Meade.
Warren Orelup, Meade.
Cecil Mcqueen, Meade.
221-Berttie Glenn Wasson, Meade.
a H-Ailreu pdNlu frame, meade.
A. Wood, Meade.
224-Banyar Blakely Brown, Meade.
225-Edward H. Blaue. Meade.
226-Ernst Ferdinand Boiling,
Meade.
227-Abraham X, Neufeld, Meade.
22S-Eber Emo Ellis. Meade.
229-Stephen L, Miller, Missler.
23O-Charles B. Leslie, Meade.
231-Frank Seymour Sullivan,
Meade.
932-Warren Longfellow Fletcher,
Meade.
Max Kelley, Meade.
,34-Isaac w. Loewen, Meade.
Claude Hillery, Meade.
c. Worman, Meade.
Buis, Meade.
Gilmore Krisle, Meade.
39-Jacob X. Froese. Meade.
40-John Paul Rawlings, Meade.
Adelbert Kraft. Meade.
Benjamin Vangieson,
Meade.
w. C. Twist, Meade.
44-Abraham II. Friesen. Meade.
45-John w. Wood, Meade. {
Arthur Marrs, Meade. :
47-Cecil Ozias Dick. Meade.
48-Henry Madison Boyd, Meade. 8
Meade County news., 1918-09-19

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descendants the
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high grade - o "'A COWS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
"l0NNIE" JONES MAY
SUCCEED MCDOWELL
Suggested for Position of Clerk OF
Council COmmittecs-Aliport May
Run for Board OF Aldermen.

Taking ii for granted that Alfred
III. Mcdowell. clerk OF Council COM
mittces. would succeed Zen r.. August
a. city Clerk. several Councimen yes
tcrday proposed tho name OF L. s.
Jones. secretary OF the Board OF Fire
Commissioners, for tho position OF
clerk OF Council committees to sue
coed Mr.. Mcdowell. Mr.. Jones has
ment for the past twenty years and is
We'll vcrscd in city affairs. lie stated
that he was Il receptive candidate ONLY:
that he would make no canvass for
the position. but would be glad TO serve
as clerk OF Council committees if his
services were desired While the
pending charter changes abolish the
board OF Fire Commissioners, it is pre-
sumed that MIR. Jones" services would
DC retained as chief clerk OF the de-
partnent.
W. w. Wright. Il clerk in the CITY
Engineers Office, is also a candidate
Tor the position of clerk Of Council
committees. lie has had a varied OK
periencc in bookkeeping and other No.
.sitions.
Another bit OF interesting political
gossip around the City Hall yesterday
was the report that Robert s. Aliport
would be IL candidate for the Board of
Aldermen IL Colonel Grundy PERSISTS
IN ms determination to retire at tho
chd OF his present term. Mr.. AllDort's
trends said lie would not run against
to!ohe! Grundy. but would probably bc
IN the field if there is to be a vacancy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
Denth Of Miss Stricken

MISS Virginia Margaret Strickler. sis
yer oil The late Rev. @. Il. Stricken n
~ OF Union ThcoloS ical Seminary. and
Tor nearly fifty years a teacher Of
Latin in the Mary Baldwin Seminary
AT Staunton. died in Tuscaloosa, Ala
on FRIDAY, at the home Of her niece
airs. George III. Denny. after an illness
OF more man two years. BESIDES Mrs
penhF. she Is survived by the follow
.hG hleceS and nephcws: Mrs. G. T.
Rankin, Farmvillc; Mrs. n X .f;r,
mons, Fort Mill, s. C.: Mrs. j. NJ. Bowlcs
MRS. l.. w. Gibboney. Miss Mary StricI;
Ter. Richmond DR.. Cyrus w. Stricken
Atlanta, Ga: Mrs. l.. J. Stricken
Florida.
The intermcnt will take place in
stanton on Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wash away ell the stomach, liver,
and bowel poIsons before
breakfast

To feel your best day in and day out
to feel clean inside; no sour bile to
coat your tongue and sickcn your
breath or duh your head; no constipa-
ton. bilious attacks. sick headache.
colds. rheumatism or Eassy acid Ston,-
acl. you must battle on the inside lik c
YOU battle outside. This is vastly more
important. because the skin pores do
not absorb impurities into the blood
willie the bowel pores do. says a we'll
known physician.
TO keep these poisons and toxins
we'll flushed from the stomach. liver
kidneys and bowels. drink before break
fast each day, glass of hot water with
tcaspoonful OF limestone phosphate
IN IL This will cleanse. purify and
frcshcn the entire alimentary tract. be
fore putting more food into the stom-
ach.
Get quarter pound OF limestone
phosphate from your pharmacist |;
is inexpensive and almost tasteless
Drink phospiatcd hot water ever,
morning TO rid your system of these
vile poiSons and toxins; also TO prevent
their formation
AS soap and hot water act on the
skin. cleansing. swectcning and purify
ing. SO limestone phosphate and hot
water before breakfast. act on the
stomach. liver kidneys and bowels
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
MISS WHITE TO TESTIFY
At J0HkS0N's TRIAL
Case OF Young Dentist, Accused OF
Wife Murder, Goes Before Grand
Jury Tomorrow.
EARLY TRIAL is EXPECTED
Physician Will Testify to DR.. john
sons Attempt at Suicide in Ho-
tel in Wilson, After Writing Note
to Miss White.

With the presentation tomorrow OF
the case or DIR. Lemuel J. johnson.
charged with the murder of his young
the prisoner. who has been confined i'm
tho city Jail since late in December,
will be FASTENED. 1t is expected that
the trial before n Jury in tho Ilust-
nEs Court will be set for II day in the
near future.
Miss Ollie White. tho young school
teacher from Zcbulon, n c. in whose
testimony the Commonwealth hopes
TO find the motive for the alleged
poisoning. did not appear at the pre-
liminary examination of DIR. johnson
in Police Court Friday. but has as
surcd tho authorities that she will APP
pear when the case comes up for hear
ing in the Iinstinss Court. The letter
which the accused dentist wrote TO the
North Carolina girl on the night he
attempted suicide by taking poison il
the Briggs Hotel. at Wilson. was read
in Police Court. when he was ar
raigncd before Justice Crutchticld. and
in ii he addressed her Dearest Sweet
heart" and concluded, 81 am sorry over
the way we parted. Suppose death
would take one OF us away. do you
think the other one could ever lie
happy"
Following tho writing Of this letter
tho young husband according to the
theory of tn" Commonwealth. took. a
dose OF cyanide OF potassium. In the
closet OF a room sccrcicd in a crcvicc
was found an empty bottle labeled
aconitin. which he bought at a Wilson
drug store shortly after noon OF the
day on which he took tho poison. Tho
bottle WAS empty. Or. a. T.. Williams
who was the physician called when pr
johnson was found in his room dcathly
i'll from having taken poison. stated at
tho hearing that the odor in the room
and the symptoms he observed pointed
to a cyanide poisoning case. They cor
respond with those described by Miss
Mildred Taylor. who Witnessed the
death Of Mrs, Johnson ~ the home Of
her sister. Mrs r. l.. SiutZ. So Eorth
Twcntysevcnth street. on the night OF
December 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
CLASSIFICATION CARDS
BEING RAPIDLY MAILED
Any ReEiStrant Who Has Not Received
His QucstionnRirc Should Consult
Ills Local Bonrd mt Once.

BY the end OF the week tho majority
of tho classification cards should have
been mailed TO the registered men, as
the exemption boards are now able to
devote almost their entire attention to
this task. Three OF the boards have
already made considerable Roadway
with this par; of tho work, the figures
of the various boards being: Board -
1000: board >. l25; board 4, $500. and
board g. SEQ. Board had several
hundred cards ready TO be sent when
visited last night. although none had
as yet been mailed.
Boards and were the only boards
At late hour yesterday that had not
yet received any Of the filing cabinet
which were shipped to them from
Greensboro. ~ G., on January .. but
expect them to arrive on Monday
Seventeen Of the allotted twenty were
received yesterday afternoon by board
!. and board reported that the entire
twenty for that board had arrived
rs noted on the QucStionnaireS. the
names of those men whom the boards
have not been able to locate will be
turned over TO the police authorities
and when found will bc summarily dealt
with. Board has already turned over
to the authorities a large portion of
these names, and board | will follow
suit early this week. In fact, within
Il week or ten days the names OF all
dclinnucnts will have been given to
the police, so il behoovcs any registrant
who has not received his QUESTIONABLE
10 communicate with his local board
without delay il he wishes to avoid
serious trouble.
Exemption Board No. I.
William II. Cartwright. l0i :. Harrison ST.
James w Tyree. 1919 Halifax street
Exemption Board No. s.
Ma!on Winchesisr Benton. Jos l.: Main.
tharet isyland Faulkner. 40! l.. Main.
a. Seventeenth and Main Streets.
sam Graham, PA $. Fifth Street
Daniel Forrest Carmichael. Stumpfs Hotel.
Hiram Nelson Policy. 49, y. Tenth.
James Taylor. @l0 y. Second.
William !. Winslow. IL IL s. Third.
Clifton Lewis. CLIO y. seventh
John Rocker 4 =. Fifth
William Lee Overall. 800 s. Fourth.
lanes l.. Small man. 3lt y. Twelfth.
Aubrey Fred Diamond. Y. NJ. e. 4.
lanes Lewis Brown. Is Thurman Ave
George Caslcy. South Fourth street.
10. Dins. 1915 r. BROAD.
William S. Tinsley 1907 Sernmes Ave
lanes Jones, @3l+ Hull Street.
Herman White. Hancock Street. near Hull.
Albcrt Frederick Scott. "23 L.. Fifteenth.
Hugh William hudson, 500 Hull Street.
Clarence Earl Williams. Fourteenth and
Perry Streets.
James Alexander Branch. 400 Maury
George Cleveland Ford. 353 T.. Fourth
Lloyd Timothy King. $40 Holland Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
TOWNS HEARING POSTPONED
Charged With Violation Of ,lnnn Ac,
In Transporting Elizabeth Ford
TO Baltimore.

Percy j. Towns. young whit. man
OF this city, was given "a hearing YES
terday before Commissioner FlcEcn-
Deimer on the charge OF violating the
Mann white slave act The case va
continued until Monday, in order thar
further investigation might hc mad.
In the meantime, Towns has been re-
leased under $1,000 bail
Towns is charged with Transporting
elizabeth Ford. a young girl OF this
city, under eighteen years Of age. to
baltimore for immoral purposes. Towns
Was brouSh; from the Police Ccur,
where he was held on Tia. cha,r. nf
biSamy. II is alleged that Towns mar
i'ied the Ford girl in order to induce
to leave the city with him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
NEARLY ALL RELATIVES
ARE FIGHTING IN FRANCE
ono SON. Four Hrothers. Seven Senhew.
and Ten Cousins Are in
the

HhoCkTON. MASS. January lc.-
e" women in The land have more
blood relations actively engaged at the
roht somewhere in France" than Mrs
james q. Berry, who lives In this
CITY Besides her son who recently
enlisted in the United States NAVY.
MIS- Ferry has also In the service
i"uf brothers. seven ncphcws and ten
cousins
Inns week she received word OF the
uea'h at the front OF "A brother, George
leading Of the Royal Engineers. whose
nome was in Birmingham, England
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
>AiEUTENANT DABNEY HERE
VIII soon Report for Duty on ,rui.,,
south Dakota, TO Which 81.
Has necn AssIpncd

lieutenant william r. Dabney Jr..
Us in the city visiting his family be-
fore reporting for duty on The cruise
south Dakota. 10 which ship lie has
necp assigned Tor duty. Licutenat,t
Dabnty IS the son Of william 7. Dan
noT, business manager Of the Cham
ber OF Commerce He recently grad.
Oated from the Virginia Polytechnic
inotitntc As al electrical engineer
-ShorIF aitcr the declaration of war nc
eniieted in the navy, and WAS rivcn
the commission OF lieutenant. having
passed an examination for the rank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
c0tNCIl.MEN EMPRESS
THEIR INDIGNt vIOS

certain persons responsible for tho
p''lioh movement have gone entirely
100 lar in their efforts to block muni-
"ibal reforms" declared "a member of
the council last night. ''rhcy have
threatened us. as members Of the Coun-
." ana representatives Of tho people
|" tear down the entire municipal gov
efhment unless we listen to their SUI
sestions. do not believe that any
member of the Council will bc fright.
ehcn ny their threats
lhey must remember that VIC are
.ne representatives Of tho peopIe
.hat we arc under oath to serve them
Is true that the Administrative Board
Is ciccted by the people. vet i, is purc,..
an administrative branch and st:bord-
mate 10 the Council. | never heard of
such situation as now dcvclons
wien inc Council is threatened and told
what IT must do. else VIC will all 20
uoWh together. have little fear
however. over tho final result.
To me il is folly TO attcpn, %
manhandle' the Council By means M
'hc pctiiion. This action will serve
ohlE I" force action on the comrnittcc,s
report at once. that the propcr hill
may be presented to the General As.
scWolE immediately for the anprov,,
OF mat body Tho amendments would
then go TO the voters of tho ciiv for
ratiiication." "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY JANUARY 49, 1915.

ing TO the Mayor. however,. il must be
certified to by tho clerk Of tho Hastings
Court as to the number of signatures
of qualified voters the paper contains.
CEieTIFiCATE MUST SHOW
HOW MANY AIli; VOTERS
This provision is clearly set forth
In tho 1916 Acts OF the General AS
sembly. as follows:
accompanying the petition or petit
ions hled in the Office of the Mayor.
signed by rs per centum of the qualified
voters OF such city. there shall be "A
certificate from the clerk in whose Of
ice there is now required to be filed
list of the qualified voters. which GER
titicatc shall show and state the num-
Der oil persons on the said petition or
duplicate petition. who are qualified
TO vote in said election"
80 far every provision Of tho act is
SAID TO have been followed by the pro-
motors OF the petition movement. of
which Graham r. llobson is the first
I" admit his connection. Special at
'chtloh was given in the preparation
and circulation of the petitions TO an
o'her section OF the same act. which
provides:
The petition or duplicate petitions
provided for in this act shall be signed
by mono but qualified voters of tho
cry III which said special charter or
FORM OF government is proposed. but
up petition shall be invalid hv reason
Oh hleSal or unqualified voters pro-
Nided IL contains the required porcen-
tase OF qualified voters. The names OF
the petitioners need not be in ono pc;i-
'"i put they may be upon duplicate
petitions. provided tho several pcti-
,ions are copies of each other: in adj
dition to the names of the petitioners.
IN" street and house number. If any in
Wh'eh petitioners reside shall be
given"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
Honor Judge Keith, n.norx

20 honor the memory OF Judge James
Neith' VII" died at his home in this
cry on January >. the members Of the
'"f OF Richmond will meet in the court
room Of the supreme Court Of Appeals
on M0hcaE afternoon at 1890 o'clock
Thr nuhlin Is imvi cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
Physical Weakness

10 you feel Yvcaks
Have you back ache:
Arc you low spirit
edit
Are you losing
flesh.
Have you cold feet:
Do you sleep poorly:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
Clear Police Chief IIcnd,e,,

CHICAGO January - Former
Chief OF Police Charles G. Hcadley was
tonight declared not guilty Of graft
Ing hy :, irry
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-17
CAME OF FIGHTING FAMILY
Mechanic John J. Wolpert, Jr..
Killed in Action

Mechanic John j. wolpert. Jr killed
o acriou on September 20. comes Of a
lighting family, His grandfather lost
his NE In the civil War. having been
killed at the Battle of An,ietcm VOL
DyIr's two younger brothers are now I'm
the .rN.vc OF the country
Mechanic WOlpCrt wa the son Of
Iuhu H. Wolpert. Sr.. 9ii North Forty
seventh street, and enlisted in the regu-
lar army in May Of 1871 when thirtv-
four years old. He was ira med first al
Fort SluCum New York then, because
Of his knowledge of machinery. was
transferred 10 the artillery and sent to
Fort sam Houston, Texas for final in
structiOn. Eventually he was assigned to
Battery -. OF the Nineteenth Field
Artillery ana sent 10 France in May OF
this year
The soldiers graudfatuer enlisted in
May Of 1861 and served In the army OF
General Mcclellan until September Q
1862. when he met his death. 4 brother
Of Mechanic NOipert. James T., WOlpert.
is In the railroad artillery section at
the GoverpmcnJ proving grounds, Aher-
deem Maryland. Another brother.
AlphOnsus l.. Wolpert, enlisted IN the
naval reserves i'm April 1871 and has
been attached 10 a submarine chaser
ever since
WOlpert Sr organized the Citizens
Committee that has escorted the drafted
men Of the FOrty-siSth district to the
! trains when they wer" ordered 10 camp