" (luring the past few years,
It,
’ there is notcnuse for anxiety-about the
'porary and is more than balanced by
,‘tor trucks and tractors.
beginning of the War European coun-
‘ , tries have been calling formers curs
, [of 1111 descriptions than ever before.
‘ t
‘ greater prominence and usefulness. As‘
'Itheno‘edior a farm machine to do the
(THE SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
E. L. (9 A. L. GOLDEN. Props;
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN ,
WEDNESDAY JULY 2‘, 1917
MINIATURE ALMANAG FOR
TOMORROW
Hightide3:13a. m.; 3:.38p 111
Sun rises 4: 43; sets '1: 15 .
__V-_,___. .. _.- V ~/v~ ”.4
EVENING 511111311121. ms
mans CALLS
Editorial Rooms—~92.
Business twice—93.
Norwaik Branch Office—1388.
Editor 3 Residence—218 2.
City Editor’ s Residence-‘—1492 4
Business Manager’ 5 Residence——
113— 12.
i
needed more and mort by menbody
t
the airplane win as.
_I'cs making wings are womtIn.
ing to the president
Both as a pleasure vehicle and as a,
busim-ss 215591.11 will be used and
——untii we all take to flying.
_V_V..H_,
BIDDING THE SOCIALISTS G000-
WOMEN MAKING AIRSHIPS '
If the war
is to be won in the air
American women are ,L'oing to have a"
111;.- chance to 111-1p in bringing such a
victory about, It has been found by
'airplanr- ntnnutat-ttwers that women
are 1111- most satisfactory workers
.when it comes to the cmtstruction of
At the airplane plant in New Jer.
{.scy that obtained the first big govern-
,I'niI-ut order (50 per cent. of the employ
Accord- I
of thc (ontpany
Ithc work of making wings and prepar-
ing the linen win: surfaces requires
#5... V.-. __. .- ,_.-,
TdIt't fin .5.. -.,- .
TWO pER ‘.CENT ‘ i k i glen; 12111101; dDDllL Mom, The
.w p _- Q E _. . i ._‘; I
131111.31. went 1111' li‘:I.(‘1t(':"s rulcr on 0 5 " 1t “1 (‘1 ‘ fl“ 11‘1““ Ikmg‘
91101194. Herc the women excel. \1'0-
111(- desk.
"11' one more child whispers this
:11-1-1'1101111, the whole schtxtl will have
to sixty in." ’
it may be 11 good many ytIatI- stnco‘
,H‘ll went to school—but you hatcu't
11100115-
111 1111'
1"otgottcn those hot fitlIItIty 1111'-
when the tetIithcr‘ s nctv-s: wctc
breaking point and lllt'll‘t't‘tltlm oi the
wholc school 111111;: by a thtIIad. And
when that ll‘t‘t'lilt‘tl youngsters on tltc'
back seat aiaulctl out loud the thread
snappcd and :111 fifty of you Sat in
painful silt-11cc ((11th 1111- ('101‘11 crawl-I
(I11 around 1111:- half hour. l
it wasn‘t fair for :111 fifty of you to
,hait- to Sufl'tl‘ftllltt‘111151111(1\' (11 ‘2 pct
(0111.111 ,‘0111‘1111111111‘1‘.1111111101031?“
(-1 was («(1111 out with the
wand she (lccidctl that you net ,1.
mischief oil
it it
1111a 11111 111', anyhow
Tlit'l't 11'o only :1 few women who'
htI lit \(I in the .mnoi 1111. methods use!!!
by the pit-tinting: sut‘i‘raubts in Wash- 1
'l‘hc through thoir
Ltcadcr, 111's. Carrie Chapman (alt,
han- pu't thcmsclws on rccmd as dis-
thc ‘pit'kcting system at.
’l‘hey regard thc ttfiiif"
0111. 1
inaton. others i
l
1
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1
approving 1
\i’dshington.
such tactics as an (Irror of judgtn
of ninety-
if this is thtI sentiment
ciaht pcrccnt. of the womcn who wanti
suffrage, it isn't fair to blamtI them lot"
the bad taste of two per cent.
When the war brokc out 111 11311;?I
land. the militant suffragista S\l(ltlt‘ll'i
1y said nothing and sawed wood; andl
thor have bcr-n sawing" it ever since!
When this ‘(lllilll‘y cntcrcd the war
111m! of thtI sutftagists stoppctl think-E
in): about their own rights and bdgnn'
to think of tho country’s not-(is.
Enemies of suffrage are saying that
they ltavtI nothing to fear becausq the
picketina suffragists at Washington
have won the day for the opponents ot‘
suftrase.13ut that taking it for
:rtantcd (Iithcr that the vote“ don‘lt‘
know thtI facts, or that thcv are going
(1110,10 school
is
to vote to punish tht.I
i‘or the mischief (lone.
_______.__.._——————
THE AUTOMOBILE SLUMP
After a period of 111arvcllons (level-E
topmcnt covering seVerai years. the
is said to have
stump since. the
automobile industry
suffered a decided
United States entered the war. This
."partly duc to the wave of economy :1
the country
sw cpt ()1 91‘
bouIIht. Liberty 1
that has
“\iany people probabiv
Bonds in June instead of a new ma-
' t
chine.
There are other reasonS, 110Wt‘Vt‘l‘.t
" can do this work.
i, (it-.part'Iutt
l .
. First, Lieutenant—--.l(I.~'.~'(I '1.
inch in the Plaint‘icld shops hpvc bt-(In
found to be'swift workers and at the
,sznnc timt- precise.
Women in England and France hare
11
was after intestiuating the conditions
llltt', made 101' succcss in the hi mufac
of abroad that theI
A1'111I111 :111 companies decided to em-
turt' airplanes
ploy women from the start. ;
it's not at all surprising that women
WP have grown
accustomed to having thtIn1 do (-xtIcl-
lcnt work in factories and machinc
shops, where they have gonc to work
to fill the warns of mon. 111 this new
{101(1,110W(‘V01‘11105 me not filling v-a
catcti places They are being called to
for which they are especial-
tl1cy arc needed
a scrt'ico
11y fitted and whcrc
bacauso of that tttncss
ARTILLERY MEN
AWAIT ORDER
TO DEPART
(Continued iron. first page.)
I
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1
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t
of (111111 routinc which tlItIy will 1111-,
low for llit‘ 111-at two (lays tII. as fol-
Iowa":
lit'vcillt‘, 111'111 0.111, 6:311 :1. 111.
Aam-mbly, 11:17: a. 111. ‘
Mesa (21111, 7:00 11. 111
(‘1111111 police, 7:110 11.
hrilt call. 7:15 :1. 1n.
tilt-cull from drill. 11:00 a. n1
Moe's ('1111. 12:00 h. 111.
[Iritlv (-1111, 1:00 p. 111.
lttIcall front drill, «12110 p, m
Mcact c1111. 5:00 p. 111.
Refit-at roll (Iall, (1:00 p,
(‘amp 1101100, 6:15 p. 111.
’l‘atto 11900 p 111.
, All 111(I11,(I\'(:(Ipt those front out of
town will bring thch own food while
at tho ar111or,v.and will be allowed to
sleep at thoir rtIspootlvc homes until
lI‘ttttay. No official notification has
been received as to the (late of their!
front Norwalk but
111.
111.
l
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1
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1
011 II‘ t' iday tour 11-
(I).
lI‘ott Wright N. Y.,
tug. At lI‘ort Wright they will be
taminod physically according to the
Federal army rcqttircnhInts, andi
so (1111 in an a part 01' the ('(1111111I,\' a
mighty fightinfi force which is now
being mobilich it is cwcctcd thttl
(places u 111 be filled trom tho reserw
'ot the (mummy » 1
A complete conipam roster follows:
Officers. 1
ICaptai11——Albcrt N. (\iossman.
Dunbar. '
Second Lieutenant“Floyd W. (‘01-:
1.
Non Commissioned Officers and Men.
First Sergeant ~11. Sperry.
Supply Sctgcaut ,J.'l‘.1h,Icrs. ‘
Mess Sergeant—«(1. Littlcjohn.
StIrgcants~R Day, F. Jennings, 1.
iii Slim-,wootl .1. ll. ’i‘yrrcll, J _.\l(I-t
Malian. ' ‘
t"'01(1pi:11s .1. W. Pcsac, C. W. But-
'tcry, H C. 1".ud,gc A. J. Fodcr, l’.
MtIttiam B. A. 'l‘aylor, A..l. Marvin.
1 .
(Ion doinII' the same kind (11' work it I
I.
I
July Clearance Sale
EXTRA
10,000 yards Fruit
" ‘ - "
‘<‘<‘\‘:<“\‘ I wok 0v
J-"
\‘\-\-
Yard
Wide
j-ja
the Loom Muslin
12%;
The Greatest in Years.
(11
«partment Teeming With Real
Seasonable Bargains
Bargain Table
Thousands (11 yards
of Wash Goods
W01‘lll c p 121/2;d
Every De-
102
_ DRE , French Marquisette ’ .
. . 15 inches wide, tine imported . '
‘ P11 “('11. Mtlrtltliscllc, for wonten'I _ '
Just in't'echd a shipntrnt of \’i'omcn‘s fine Silk Dresses. niadt- in \mil 11111:; S finals, and dresses; 1 I "
bt-autitul nt-w 1110(11‘1>: some of 11 (I111 worth as high as $211,110. J 111 ”A. "d 9’ Mid II
| ' 1 1‘ ‘fif ".'It,! “I ‘1 ' V1‘1"er
$9.98; Dress Gllg‘hams .1 81(1. 111) C. .1 Quill.) 51M 11.,
Andor.~oh.< 1111c 111(st (11111111211115, SW) 3311- l’i‘tt‘v
.9 12 inchcs \\',l(li‘ all (Iolo1'~,h1’ ”I,“ _ -_
u Ml‘ltwm plaids and checks, am) .11. , wont. EM ............................................ 79:
H 1113:? color-*1 \'111Ut' ‘19 cents. Sale. 72.11111, 111-(1111 (or ............................................. 851:
" 23C $1115“, worth $1.1.) .................................. 98c
‘(.I (‘11'1'1Ict moth-ls and colorinss, m:nv ('(Itt ' 7-s' I s ' " ' ....~ .. . . ' ........
.‘ . ‘ . . _ l " H “ (11 "‘L'" fl” 30111 “1“ Luna Lawn («1.1219, worth 31.2.. .........
\r tion, shun-ti bells and patch pocht-t (-flccts. ' t. - ~ . 1 ‘3. """""""""""""""""""" 91.15
" 11115 fabr1c 1s w-Ill adapted for
‘6 $3.49 (nttnoidt-ry. the yarns being espc.
‘1', (Itatly durable for 111011“ weight.
31,! . whtlt- thc Ci‘lt-‘Il and lustrous finish .
u .. . ‘ clown” rest-nudes th-I more costly .
I,, , lint'n; \‘uluc 251'. Sale \'ultl
U ‘
i5 Nthost models, stylish and attractivc (l(Isit:112I'.i\’111'tli $1.75. ‘Namsook Made of “ “Hnd‘ml b“ 1111 ’1‘“)th ‘00‘1 “““ng and 1‘11"“)
v Blade of hue lIZEyptian cotton, .II-pc- , ,
\'.! 99C t'inl soft finish. for undergar- (Irma qualities.
11'.I'.'~111I. garments and 1111111111" .,,, . .
‘ dresscs, $22.00 value. Sale , 8.4“" , ,, SM“ WW0
Table Damask 111:. Punhase 0‘ ‘11] Dunn of $1.59 1111.90, worth 19c .................................. . .......... 69c
1’11-11111,tti (:14 inches wide. real scr- Japanese Nainsook GSXW‘ worth 830 """""""" . """""""""""""" 79‘:
\it'tI- alum; quality, (XL-0110111 do fine“ I , - . »
.. 1, ,. . . 1 ., ~10 niches wide, main from fine 7:11.011, worth 9.10 ........ . ................................. 85
.i..n., .:'I(( 1.1111(.S.1l(, yard lont. ”N, 5‘ 1 1 “M w” 11 H c
,I>1I1(I:.~'21'0. ,, ,,
590 u T soft and firm tenure; $3.00 b.1190, tuntlr 951' ............................................ 891:
Table Damask M OWCIS value. Piece 81x99, worth $1.10 ........................................... 98c
Scott-h and lrts'h 1111111uiacture, . $138 9...... . .1 g .— .
72 Wm” Md“. 11111 “mom“. rich 258 390 49 59 Enghsh 1.10112 Cloth .11.... 11011.1 .11.. ....................... 1 ................. $1.05
fttllil linnsh, \ sltlt‘iltlltl quality; 9 , e, c ea. Soft finish. (Itch thread. for 11111111 '
H.110 1111th Sale, yard (- 1ohcs. undrrwcar, (Ito; It‘alut' ){T
45C 'l'hcsc priwfi are less than it “‘3”. SM“ NEW. 1‘5““? Q1 4 E RA
) ‘ 1
Tabk Damask cost to import today. . ‘ 19
11cm) (Ir-Iam llnitltisli, made- EnflllSh Loni: C10“!
{11.11111 page. Scotch linen, 141111511111» Tm?" “5N3" Should 1’1“.“ “NINTH ‘3. int'hcs “Imp, (rhgnnofs finish; BLEACHED SHEETS, full bed (inc, ("21121111111 hzaz‘ul good
111 (11111 tv - text-(Ilium for hard _ , ,, x , ,,, _ 1. very durable ,cxcoitcnt quail I'.' , .-
“0,”, 111...”. ”me. 5111c. .I'Ill‘d slit-p1). Nun wad 1.1.ut-s n11.1n “m“, 12.110. mm) \ wearing amtlaunderintz (11111111115. Lax-v. \'1:111(,I (111 the nan-list.
big I: \" IIs. _I (s:
98c .. $1.69 1...... 691:
.‘x
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t".
t‘. D. \lilltIr, A. .1. Murphy 1-1 11.
Sippcily ll. 1'). Snitlcu, 1-1. 11. \'ltafcr
11 AR' 1 130111) .1111v
23‘01'1101'9 to
night 1011011 111,: today” s mobilization.
’i‘l1tI organizations to be umbilizcd
('nc '1‘1oops A and .\l 0.’\'c\\'1'ia\'en‘i
and B and L (11 llartfoid, Car'ahv;
eleven companies of Coast Artillery,I
111 number of tho 1111111 11111 not pass,I
11st 1' onucctiI: 'ut Ambt ..
11110 Federal examinations, and thcir ‘ 11.111“. Com;
pany (‘otnpnny A. Connecticut Signal
(01 ps iIirst Separate Company of in
ta11tr_1, lit-attunarters and Band 01'
(Coast Altillery and First (‘111111 ('110111
Field Hospital Company.
Orders concctning the
(of these troops to Niantic l1'1\(I.b1I(11
issued by Licut. Col. Shutttcw.orth
lwho has instr'uct?d tho connnandt-rs
as poIs'lble. Each is to \v'mk out his
on 11 transportation problem,
NOTICE OF MEETING TO ORGAN-
IZE A‘LOCAL NATIONAL FARM
LOAN ASSOClA'lm
Them will bc 5 meeting at P. \'1
Manufacturers have been slowing up \’. F. Griffin, W. J. Thump .011, A. N41)“.mos farm, iianovcr Springs, New.
1
a little on plcasurc cars because (111‘-
(litl'iculty in procuring 1":111 materials
A~11111 was due, too, after the. troniem!
(ions burst. of speed in the businessl
The decline in automobile purchas-
im: hasn't been so serious, however,
as many people have thought. And
There may be a lensening in
mortI expensive
future.
the purchase of the
pleasure cars. But this is out;I tom;
the increasing use of all'kinds of mo.
Since. the
{They are used’hi countless wars by,
.1112 armies of Europe. And they will
,he needed by our aflnies 115 well.
,The farm tractor is coming into
{he horse and man supply decreases
.nell W, H. Wood.
~1A
Seymour. Alan Moses.
Mcchanics«J. W'aia'a E. J. Bren,
nan. l
.‘tineicians——A. Yobbv C. R. Nichols.
(0111.91. C. Creamer.
Privates—~F‘. W. Amundson, A. L.
Anderson, W. C. Ackcriy} C. J.
Annntdson, S. lianyai, W. W. Blauvelt,
J. F. Bodncr, L. Banks, W. S. Bradley,
'0. H. Bradley, G. D. Barringer, S. C.
Benedict, 11. L. Barringcr, C. W.
Burt, ii. Burr, G. R. B1111, P. Belt, L.
M Collins, 13‘ W. _Cor'ocoran, L. W.
Crawford 13. L. Crampton, L M.
Close, L. G. (lolcs, S. Definer, J. A.’
I)\I1Iyer,vl.l.1)cMuria. J Duffy, J. Wu
Duffy, P W Dri'scoll, lit. Dominick,
IR. Dennis, 'C. H. ~Ermark, J. Foriz,
FJM. Farrin'gton, J. L. II‘ccney, H. B
‘tiay. ’1‘. it‘. Greenwuld, J."C. Gilbert.
W. li.IGroosoh11e1I, J. J; Gallagher, V.
J. iiurtwick, R. 'Hotaltng. J. T. Keel-
ver, NV. R. Legs. C. Vi". Mills, J. E.
Moillhoney, T. 'C. Mislenski, T. T.
Miilcnsk‘t, 'RCJL‘. Mcrrifield, ‘R. ‘E. Mul~
fvey. W. D. O'Grady, J. C. O’Neill,
W. T. O'Brien, A. LiPira, C. L. Pohl-
man, P. T. Platt, G. B. Peck, ‘E. A
Radian, J. W. Robinson, F‘. L: -Ray-
monti, H. M.‘Selzer, E. E. Sheehan,
J. J. Standish, F. Smith, J. AwSmtth,
A. G. Solder, W. V. Tooker, J Tooth
111.0. A. Verltn, E. H Valentine, H.
B. Valiant, H. D. Weed, R. V. Whit;-
ney, O. J. Valenti J. W. Walnut; ll“.
H.Waldren,l\lh.11(t.Witih-p
Young. .
!
town, Connecticut, Monday, July 30111,
«at2 p 111., to 01 gamze a local Nation-
al Fa1n1 Loan Association, for Fair-
ficld County, Connecticut.
Professor Guy C. Smith, of the Con-
nee‘ticut Agricultural College will be
present to help in the. organization.
It. is important "that all farmed; intcl
Iested- come to the meeting. '
In the present grave crisis incur
national life everything depends on the
farmer. Have we all the money we
1easonab1y need to place our farms
upon a paying basis is money 011'
mortgages secured on terms which
make it possible for .us to build and
plan ahead? Are we sure that the"
1y to remain so indefinitely, so that
by the. Wmmtgage debt on the farm?
(11 Land Bank of Springfield, Mass,
rightly says these questions are vital.
and prosperity of our county.
prosperity Ilbr our county. A 1
National (Fm Mn Mlationwm
bolts; 'tittenxtheu
1110‘ cmcnt . home and abroad seeming
War issues shi (-5
‘ ’ I ‘Gcnt'ral Crowdcr
They ate pertinent to the stability‘
The
flowing in of thousands of dollars of daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Ca1-
outside money wlll mean the greatest letti of nowayton avenue. died last‘
nap the county, will increase bank (1;;
1110.
Patti Ptcrcc's
lianorcr Springs,
[arm is locam-ti .11.
3 miles northwcst‘
llavcn & ll: 1rtford Railroad
«00111.1 house south of
. ‘prings depot
_M-._.W_.__.~_
\.~V\LL STREET. 10: 30 a.1n.—-'Pto-
ft ssionat sclilng of the active list was
lesumed at the beginning of today s
opeiations ov crnight developments at’
to favor:
‘the short interest
1
pings motors and associated special-
‘10 “[13:1de 10 can“) “3 (‘XIW‘dlllnuSlV ( 1195 1051 l 10.. ('1 ptlints.
U. S Steel 1011 a large fraction with
such mils as Union Pacific, St. Pail.
llicading, New York Central and Balti-
morcI and bio. Substantial rallies 00v
curred in the first half hour on gener‘
al support.
WALL STREET, Noon—The mar-
kel’ drifted 1111'» during the. balance of
the morning, sales in the first hour
totalling less than 1,311,000 shar.cs
Most gains were offset by declines,
i teat 111g tlte list without definite trend
Some early offerings were said to top
resent the liquidation by discouraged
|holders United‘ States Steel waver—
ed between 121 and 119 78, other in-
trials displaying similar indecision.
Relative firmness of a few Specialties]
enlisted no outside nterest. Rallies at:
'enlisted no outside interest. Rallies of 'plediclne.
1 11919 irregular. Liberty 3 1-2'5 selling
at 99. 46 to 99. 49.
M—
CANADA WANTS "A LOAN
wasnmm on, July '25. ~Secretary
.White, Canadian Minister of Finance.
we. will not, sooner or later be crowded that the United States Government
{has no objection to Canada} 5 obtaining
Mr. Robinson. president of the Peder? a short time credit; 01‘ $100 000, 000 from
' private sources in the American (non.
'ey market.
:Baby Marta Calietti, 5 months old,
mint. The (uncut will be held “Plim-
n(notary Ilh mslk‘
1‘01‘11112. \\'. lva,c1t1t 11.1. liubang business and 110111111 1111- wholc poo GASQLENE PLANT
1
15 ll . r
(outlndlitling (lllltt‘i‘s ill (I (11111 t'litut. 0f \C'MII“ II 119.11 ”I" ““1101“ “Swim-3 (11 the Atlantic Refining Compact here
“11110"de that ”“5 1.1111 leave for National 61111111 ()1 "ant/(nous not now 11. R. station which is on the Litclr 1,110 last night caused a loss estimated
1)" ““1““ SI‘I‘W“ Ill“ ”till ”M 41.111 iiclti Division of The New Y',otl( New' at 5500,0011
1 in camp in \hlnttt' thfortI Sunday, It is the of gasoline thte destroyed. Company
1110 ““10"“ officials said today that with the ex-
.ccptitIn of one, :111 (Imploycs missing
TODAY IN WALL STREET 'lilftitliifgg. hm been found 11m and tomc‘m‘ati Ma“ S Aemplane Fh‘St ‘0 Carry
‘EXAMINING MEN
1
present favorable conditions are like. ,McAdoo has notified Sir Thomas'hauger, 8 Cottage street
imam“ at, 3 “1051‘ 1'91“ (the Donuts Kidney Ellis—m same that
m.e pin-rat will -be in st. Mary’s Mr Smith had Foster-Milburn Go,
| Prom, Buffalo;
IS DESTROYED
P1111 .irIEl lIi-liA, July -.1——'l‘h(' fire
I
Nearly a million gallons
FOR DRAFT ARMY.
(Continued From Page One)
said ' today, wouldt
,be governed by two 1'111e.<--—ilrst. the.
section of the law 1"tIquiu'ng that tth i
,be assigned, as far as piactic:1b1c,toI
duty with troops from their own]
state, and secondly the location 01“
thIs,I nearest cantonnient to reduce thci
transportation problem as much ((35
possible.
No infotma'tion has 1eac11ed Ge ner-
al (‘roE‘gr indicating that there will
be any need to summon a secondi.
(itaft during the present year.
Estimates to cover expenses of a,
second increment have been submit-1
ted, it was point-2d out, because (1111
these cxpenditmes must be made inI
advance 'of a call to have equipmenti
PROFIT BY THIS
Don't_Waste Another Day
When you are worried by backache;
By lamencSS and urinary disorders——
Don't experiment with an untried
Do as thousands of people are (10-.
mg.
Use Doan's Kidnev Pills.
Read this East Norwalk resident's
experience:
Oakey I. Smith, painter and paper
East Non)
walk, sway“! (havensed Dean's Kid:
ney Pills off and on for several years
and I certainly recommend them high-
ly. Whenever my back has been weak
or lame and has ached, and my kid-
have never failed to relieve me in a
have used Dean's Kidney Pills.
have neVer failed to relieve m in a
shore time.”
Price 60. at (111 dealers. (Don't sim-
1113' at: for a kidney remedy—get.
'N ' 7.'—-Ativ.
r. ‘1"fW 1m
and (1111111015 rcady 01 the funds must Exemptions for intinurtct or simi-
'b-‘e actually on 11111111 1111111 1111- (all is: lar rtasons as well as ex nptionstbe-
made. r . icause of dependent rclativns, ems-Ir
1,1' in progress, the record of the draft; this is worked out in pmmitn in “it.
during the (‘iril War becomes inn-,-
cstiug.
the men called up were. Micro-(l f(>I"1101ecac1 of the ptobablc number a!
physical defect»
.to expect. it is said, any material in
crease in that factor.
(-5,:
that:
They ‘
- fl ‘ ‘ -
‘\‘(‘(‘\‘
I‘l—
‘\“‘\‘\
1 I
With physical examinations actual- an unexplored field. Until a ratio 12m
”101111 typical communities and worii'rx‘l
At that time 25 re: cent (ptup into an average figure, no demure
'l‘heuI is no 1'1I:1.~' II.- men who will pans through the chem
machinery to obtain 687, 000 some“
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Flag Into Battle Against the Germans
.. Corporal Edward thkie of Cincinnati and the Late ette
here shown with the aeroplane on which he was the hrs: to (-35?me
ertcan flag against the Germans in fiance. The photograph was taken fi‘
Ham, near St Quentin. Below the Suture and Stripes is (hmiiog of th
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