Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 190, 21 June 1918 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1918.

DANIELS DROPS 46 NAVY CLERKS OF JJRAFT AGE 351 Are Exempted as Needt ed for Technical Work in " Navy. ' WASHINGTON. D. C, June 21, Secretary of the Navy Daniels notified the house today that he had asked to have exemption for . forty-six clerks of draft age employed in the ; navy department withdrawn. Secretary Daniels communicated this decision in a report responding to the Madden resolution calling lor the heads of all departments to report the number of men of military age in their employ who have been exempted from military service. The report showed that 408 employes of the navy department of draft age originally were exempted at Secretary Daniel's request. Of these eleven have since enlisted in th navy or the marine corps. With forty-six clerks restored to, the draft service lists there will be 351 employes who will be retained by the navy department because, the secretary says, they are technical men whose services to the department is Just as important as the service of technical men in the shipyards or navy yards. "The requests for the exemption of the forty-six clerical employes," Secretary Daniels said in his report, "were made in December, 1917, at which time during the great .expansion then taking place it was imperative that the working force should not le disrupted. All of the men on this list have been and still aro of the greatest importance in carrying on the work of the navy department. "Nevertheless, I have felt, in order to carry out . the spirit of the draft regulations, I should not retain them any longer on the deferred classification list, even though in so doing it

is going to be extremely difficult to replace them." Of the 351 employes still exempted from service all are classified as expert draftsmen of various kinds, aeronautic mechanical engineers, chemists, laboratory men, structural steel experts, ship designers, electricians, and electrical engineers, inspectors, and other technical craftsmen. Among the navy department men from the middle west on the exemption list are: C. C. Wylie, Marissa, 111.; C. B. Watts, Bloomington, Ind., and William A. Conrad, New Albany, Ind., all listed as chronometer and watch caretakers for the navy, employed in the time service department, and E. R. Bailey, 6463 Dochester avenue, Chicago, an aeronautic mechanical engineer.

3,308 School Pupils Here Invest . M;M in Thrift and War Stamps

Number of Pupils

Hig

h School .677

Garfield 472 Pinley 219 Warner .. ..243 Starr 452 Whitewater .243 Hibberd 297 Vaile , .......274 Baxter 278 Sevastopol ;.221 Jos. Moore . . 89

Thrift

Stamps 677

Number Per cent. Total Owning Owning Amount i War ... War. '.' Invested Certificates Certificates Certificates

The report of Superintendent J. T. Giles for the sale of thrift stamps and war savings stamps in the public schools up to June 7, shows that a total of $23,451,70 has been invested by the school children. Six schools have a 100 per cent, record in the sale of thrift stamps.

Following Is the report itemized: . Number Per cent

Owning Owning

Thrift Stamps 100 100 100 96 95 S3 87 100 100 100

472 219 233 452 207 259 274 278' 168 89

402 221 76 -62 202 37 109 208 141 46 43

59 47 35 25 44 15 38 75 51 21 48

$6042.21 3943.09 1019.62 766.18 3215.35 459.64 1657.54 2676.50 2568.06 ,.604.26 499.25

Total

.3465

3308

1547

$23451.70

Jane Cummins spent Sunday In Richmond the guests of ,Mr. and Mrs. George Cummins.. . . .Everett Tipton left Saturday for training at Fort Benjamin Harrison. ...... Rev. Charles Shultz of Newcastle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Gunckle and preached at the Christian church..... Mrsf Ellen Fox. Mrs. Rice Miller, Miss Freda Benbow spent Monday at Hagerstown with Mr. and Mrs. Morris Harrison.- -

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Miss Pauline Smith was pleasantly surprised at her home in honor of her eleventh birthday. Dinner was served to the following guests: Esther and Elizabeth Conway, Olive, and Erma Nicholson, Juliet and Elizabeth Smith, Helen Nicholson, George Conway, Everett Smith Mr. and Mrs. Walter Strickler and children returned to their home in Van Buren after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Minor Strickler and Adam Howard J. S. Nicholson sold 35 head of cattle to Richard Conway who shipped thenf to Pittsburg this week Mr. and Mrs. Charles Retts and daughter Gertrude Smith, entertained to dinner Sunday Lon Edwards of Economy, Grace and Thelma Garrison Helen Smith spent Friday afternon with Mr. and Mrs. Ora Smith and children of Williamsburg.. .. .Miss Margaret Breen has been spending a few days with her sister, Mabel Breen at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Parker Hussey of Hagerstown.... .Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Harris and Mr. and Mrs. George Hill motored to Newcastle and spent Sunday afternoon with the former's son, Orville Harris Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Love took Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Yoke near Sugar Grove Mr. and Mrs. John Bond, Mr. and Mrs. William Feasell and daughter, Martha Alice, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunt and children. Very and Harold, Mrs. Catherine Cheesman and Miss Fannie Cheesman attended the Dedication of the Webster township service flag at Webster Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nicholson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Crook Misses Iris and Alice Love of Lynn are spending a few days with their cousins, Clara, Mildred and Violet Hill F. O. Underhill and family took Sunday dinner with Miss Maria Underhill Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Harris and son, Ben Neal spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nicholson Miss Nellie Wise is seriously sick at her home south of Greensfork W. J. Bane spent Saturday evening and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William McFarland Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner and daughter, of Richmond, Mrs. Sam Curts and children of Pencille, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown Mrs. Vint Wilson called on Mrs. Charlss Wise Monday afternoon Mrs. Ellen Fox spent Sunday with Mr. and

Mrs. Oliver Gaylor and sons, Gordon and Eugene of Richmond, Eugene being home from Purdue university for the week end .Miss Jessie Hastings returned home from Kokomo Indiana after a week's visit wjth friends..... Children's day will be held at the Methodist church here June 23, Sunday evening, 7:30 o'clock. Every one welcome Herschel' Metterts, who spent Sunday with- his parents, Mr. and ... Mrs. Milton Metterts, returned Monday morning to Newcastle Herbert Cortwright, former teacher in the Greensfork school, now in training camp, is visiting friends over the week end.. . . .Wayne Smith spent Sunday with his brother, Raymond Smith

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