The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-06

ted States have military training.
Official reports OF battles being
fought IN Europe are SIN being is
sued weekly by the British War CT
flee.
In one month OF the World War,
l2,f100Qo rounds of artillery am
munilion were flied by the Allied
;;Elnies.
The war and tho world changes
have made necessary three supple
incntary volumes Of the Gncyclope-
cha Britannica.
New York LEADS all the other
states In the Union with l1,4oO
Elnckers or draft.dodgers. Penn5yI-
yania Is second with 1l,466.
or the $1,000 ex-soldiers named
Smith in the United States army
during the World war. .i,412 an
swered to the call OF Willie"
Since the armistice was signed,
French soldiers have been fighting
In Syria and Cilicia, and GngaEeu
IN guerilla warfare in Morocco.
AL soldiers and sailors OF the
Jewish faith will be granted EUR
loughs to participate i'll the celeDra'
lions OF Now Year and Day OF
AtoEement.
on S,,,,.-.,l5'',, e,tiSa..,. yrho dfpsf
S,;.srsaas bSG bs.I, rstnrned ID tha
T-n;-eJ+ ktoIsa and i S58 were en-
,.oI1fe In fSia counfry Tor rebIiriul.
soute - LIS eo ,.y - asts -. -
VAIN . mempefS,5ap OF S,otG In M
!ho!AAs O ,,t F92t, w. 81 -!
tac1slon, TEXAS, ctA!tt Il, ,i rsGoiu ~
inn TTutV2G tsfETng
War service chevronS can no
lclge: be Ga- ned " american SCI
cIeEa. Iie ISSUANCE OF cccyron5 20
the IcEges noM ucSuplying Gelmal!
territory along TIC rth!ne bL0Gbea
~ ApEuEt l.
or tAe 100000 children ID Ea-
roge wac loat oae Q: 5ota parents
LUVu1QU sgch Children; Gesmany
fyl.u#a with 3,000,IuU ana FRANC,
has 100000.
Delegates who are members OF
LA SUc.cte Ge3 40 LIcnna5 OF $
ChsYuu2sH from Philadelphia % LlE
.aicor!can Legion couYonlcn a
Elase.anl, So umber u, VII! IIAi.e
the nip n box cars.
Two sic:-L rIStfa cruisers are %
BE- b.!t n :a5 Philadelphia N@Yy
Yard at cost o. $24,CuU,JO0 each.
The Ya-suiS 81 feeg long, are to b.
large, Easter end will carry more.
dea@.y arcIaZHerta than any cFuiSes
now aIluat.
The speciuI feature OF the Cana.
d!aa year book OF 1913, just issued
BY the department OF trade ana
commerce, IS an Illustrated history
OF the World war 19ld-l94S. S!th
appendices showing the number o.
rewards for gal!2ntry.
The British Great War veterans
OF America, whose meEberahip TO
rails 10000, have proposed aGnllI-
ting the Twenty.seyenth Dlyisioa
- associate membership. Ine
Twenty-seventh fought beside the
British Fourth Army Corp1 a
France.
For the fl-st tine an announces
ment has been made OF inc tota4
losses IL killed and missing surfer,
ed by the German army ana navy
during the World war. There were
2,248,364 known dead, ana oUOiVoQ
men are termed missing anu most
likely dead"
The firat convention OF the ofLi-
Gers OF the Great War Will pc neio
In Detroit, hllchr september
and 0. Delegates from chapters n
nearly every city OF the Unsten
State3, Cuba, the Canal Zonea, He'
wall and Alaeka Will be represent
cd.
Two horses, Robbie and Joan OF
Arc, now living life Of peace anu
leisure at Fort Sam Houston, TEX
u.s.. cav Is months OF war seryico
and boar the dtStiuctlon. OF De!ag
the only ones IN the |ncte 2ecohA
Division that came through the
great conflict, alive.
W. II. DunAey OF London, nus
300 one'armed men WORKING N ms
carrtaSe factory in England. ar.
DJnk:ey has found that theBo
MANNED aoiciers, properly framed.
nos only can 90 almost the Work or
a man with two hands, Dut aEe CIV
en- O new interest IN lie WORKING
togetner.
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