Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 26, 1917, Page 7

LADY ASSISTANT All Calls Answered Promptly Day and Night 88 Main Street R T T SN — We are prepared to take orders for the hig!lut grade Wedding Engraving including Invitations, Announcements, Reception and At Home Cards. Visiting Cards, Business and Professional Cards, Etc. Estimates Furnished JOBN & GEO. H. BLISS JEWELERS - H WILLIAM C. YOUNG Successor to STETSON & YOUNG CARPENTER and BUILDER Best work and materiale at right fprices by skiiied labor. Telephone 50 West Main St DENTIST : DR. E. J. JONES §uite 46 Shannon Building elevator Shetucket Stree” entran: Phone NOTICE DEAD HORSES AND COWS Fiemoved Free of Charge 163_New London. Ask for Ch Taxe Later. Reverse charge. : WEST SIDE HIDE co. #. 0. Box 879, New London DEL-HOFF HOTEL EUROPEAN PLAN HAYES BROS., Props. elephone 1227 26-28 Broadway DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN Dental Surgeon cGrery Building, Norwich, Conn. SP—— FOR THE SUMMER TABLE . Canned Salmon, Shrimp, Crab, Sardines, Herring, ! Mackerel. : FRESH LETTUCE Meats--fresh, smoked, canned or corned. FINE PRODUCE People’s Market 6 Franklin Street JUSTIN HOLDEN, Proprietor Qverhauling and Repair Work OF ALL KINDS ON AUTOMOBILES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, TRUCKS and CARTS, Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- ming, Upholistering and Wood Work. Blacksmithing ia all its branch Scott & Clark Corp. 507 to 515 North Main St. CAVE WELDING & MFG. CO. Automobile and Mackine Parts Welded. Garag€ work a Speclalty. Work Guaranteed. 81 Chestuut St Tel. 214 WOULD L!KE TO SHOW YOU Team Harness at $50.00 which is & good bargain. | light | i A AUTO ROBE .at $5.30. THE L. L CHAPMAN CO. new weight 4 BATH STRSET. NORWICH, "ALARM CLOCKS ALL GRADES ALL PRICES S THE WM. FRISWELL CO. 25 and 27 Franklin Street cT. JOSEPH BRADFORD BOOKBINDER Clank Bosks Made and Ruled to Order - 108 BROADWAY | Frida; ', !'hur-l-y. “July 28, 1917, THE WEATHER. Conditions. Thunder showers were quite general S fhe Qitle o aliny mastw ard. igh temperatures continued the interior districts. In the middle Atlantic states and Yew England the weather will be gen- erally fair Thursday and Friday. Temperature changes will not be of importance. The winds along the north Atlantic cdast will be moderate south: middle Atlantic coast, moderate southedst to | south: Forecast. Eastern New York and New Eng- land Ginerl.ny fair Thursday and ervations in Norwich. The following records. reported from Sevin’'s ‘pharmacy, show tlie changes in temperature and the changes Wednesday: Ther.” Bar. 7 8 M. . 88 3 ol 78 3 6 p. . 73 30. Highest 8%, E k. Comparisons. Predictions for W, ednesdn‘ Showers. cooler. I sh 1l Moon I Water, || Rises. SonaE el 1 1 113 BHNRN 53 23 iz hours Strer high water it is low tide, which is foliowed by flood tide. GREENEVILLE Death of Mrs. John Hayes—Thornas Handrihan's Funeral—Personals and Notes. Wednesday afternoon at 0 o'clock Mary Coughiin, wife of the late John Hayes, passed away at her home at $§ Dakridge streei. Friends and relatives were at- the bedside when the end came. For the past year Mrs. Hayes had been ill and for a_number of months she was blind. She was cheer- ful to the last under the kindly care of her children. Mrs. Haves has been a_resident of Greeneville for the past 43 years. Her husband dicd 24 years «go. She is survived by the followmg children: Patr nis J. and Tames P. Haves, \ abeth Hayes and Mrs. John Driscoll, all of this city. The family has the sympathy of a large circle of friends. FUNERAL. Handrihan. Handrihan with a Thomas The funeral of Thomas was held Tuesday morning number of friends in attendance. The bearers were Thomas Houlihan, James Walsh, Edward Monahan and ward Shaw. Rev. J. H. Fitzmaurice read a 1equiem mass at St. Mary's ch Mrs. T. J. Donovan rendered Spirit, Hear My Praver. As the body was being carried out of the church Nearer, My God, to Thee, was sung. Burial was in St. Joseph’s cemetery. The deceased died on July 20th at the aze of 65 years. He had been ill for about two weeks with asthma. He had been a mason’s tender for a num- ber of years in the employ of a number of local builders. The decezsed. who s a resident of Roath street, is sur- ived by his wife, a nephew and sev- cral other relatives. RUSSIAN COMING TO STUDY COUNTY WOR." Has Been Assigned to County Agent Warner for Two Weeks, the £ County Agent F. C. Warner, at request of .H. J. Baker, director the extension service at Storrs A cultural College, has consented to ac- quaint a young man from Russia with county agent work as it is carried on in the United ates. The matter had beén previously taken up with Direc- tor Baker by W. A. Lloyd, Washing- ton, D. C,, in charge of County Agent Work who had received a visit from Professor N. Boradin representing the Russian commission to America who w to acquaint bout twenty voung men with county aszent work. These young Russians will be not only interested in the demonstrations, meetings and evidences of local co- operation of the farmers but also in the study and observation of the use of all types and kinds of farm ma- chinery. The young man who will come here has been assigned to Coun- ty Agent Warner for iwo weeks. CANNING DEMONSTRATION Miss Campbell Shows Long Society Members How to Preserve Beets, String Beans and Peaches. Miss M. J. Campbeli of the County Bureau gave a canning demonstration before the lLonz Society Canning Club i Long Society Community schoolhouse Wednesday. ated the canning of beans and peaches. She ed by F. C. Warner and A. C. Shel- 4on of the Farm Bureau and Homer Davis. There were 45 present and all were very mich interested and rrange- ments were made for an all day conr- canning to be held Augz. 25. J. J. Desmond of the Commu- nity Canning Club gave a most in- teresting talk on the w which the club is doing. for - Infants eaa Invalids HORLICK’S THE ORIGINAL 'MALTED MILK TO! children. F mld:fi:c?}ohbody. nvuounlnut-namo the aged. More nutritious than oe: ml!:e, etc. Instantly prepared. Requires no cooking. Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price Funeral Director and Embalme: Profi:pt serviceday or night 642-2 el. Lady Assistan over barometrio W. S. Allis, secretary of the local draft exemption Board, said Wednes- day night that the official draft list had not reached the board and that its arrival was expected today (Thursday). The Bulletin on Wednesday evening received a copy of the oflchl list from the war department, and the list may be seen in the editorial rooms of m"‘d into rest, in 1917, Deacon Lavius A. Robinson, in his sist year. Funeral u(vk. 'Ifl be held from his z‘cloek‘.'-. iday afternoon at 2 SCHOLFIELD—In _Montville, Ju 24, ‘the National Army. 1917, Phoabe B, Winghester, wite of| the late Charles Scholfield, in uzel HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING REQUISITES 94th year of her age. services l( afternoon, HAYES—In this city, Mary Coughlin, Hayes, of §6 Oal e street. Funeral trom mer 15" hame morning, July 27, at . Solemn requiem mass In St. Mary's church at 9 o'clock. Burhl in St Mary’s cemetery. SMITH—In Providence, July 25, 1017, er late m. uly 27, at 2.30 Jul{ 25, 1917, i ow of John P. (F) Upper extremities: Make sure that all joints are free and supple from the phalanges to the shoulder. Must Hop, Leap and Run. (G) Lower extremities: The person under examination is required to leap directly up, striking the buttocks with the heels, to hop the length of the Friday o'clock. The Bulletin by anyone interested. Registrants. in the conscription army to be formed will be physically ex- amined by regularly appointed physi- cians who will follow a prescribed room on the ball of the first foot and then the other, to make a standing jump as far as possible and repeat it severml times, to run the length of the room in double time several times; Henry J. Smith Burial in St Mary's cemetery, Lisbon, Conn., on Friday morning on arrival of automobile cortege. ! his form. The surgeon genmeral of the regular army has prepared the man- ner of examination for the war de- partment and the instructions are exact and minute in detail. Warning is issued to the examining physicians to guard against fake claims for exemption on physical grounds. The government anticipates that some men will endeavor to slide out of the draft by false representa- tion. The’ complete text of the examina- tion to be pursued in each individual case is as follows: 1—It is important to begir: with that the examining physician should realize that there will be a certain proportion of men among those presenting them- gelves for examination who will en- deavor to obtain exemption by dissim- ulation, varying from exaggeration of an existing condition not disqualifying to downright malingering, and he should be prepared to protect the gov- ernment and himself agaipst such at- tempts at deception. Details of Examination. The physical examination should take piace in a large, well lighted room. The person examined is to be stripped. The examining physician should pro- ceed in substaftially the followins order, v A) Obler\e the general condition of th@ skin, scalp and cranium, ears, eves, nose, mouth, face, neck and chest. Take weight, height and chest measure- ments. Accepted measurements are as follows, all chest measurements to be taken on a level just above the nipple: Chest Measurements Inches Pounds Inches Inches Height Weight At Exp. M'bil'y Feet 1- 61 118 31 2 2 62 120 31 2 3-12 £3 124 31 2 4-12 64 128 2 2 5-12 /5 3 H 12 66 132 -2 2 12 87 134 2 12 62 -4 21-2 9-12 89 z 2.3 10-12 n 2 1-2 5 11-12 71 162 -4 21-2 i 169 -4 3 6 1-12 176 -4 3 & 2-12 183 -4 3 6 312 120 -4 3 1-4 6 4-12 197 1-4 212 6 5-12 204 1-2 3 3-4 € 6-12 8 211 3-4 4 The following variations below the standard given in the table are per- missable, when the applicant is active, has firm muscles. and is evidently vig- orous and_healthy: Chest at Height expiration Weight Inches Inches Pounds 61 and under 64 1 8 €4 and under 68 3 10 68 and under 69 s 12 69 and under 70 2 70 and under 73 2 20 73 and upwards 2 24 Good Physique Necessary. To be acceptable, men bhelow 64 inches in height must be of good phy- siaue, well developed and muscular. Variations in weight above the stan- dard are not disqualifying unless suf- ficient to constitute obesit: exceptionally well proportioned. men above six feet in height should be re- jected. (B) The arms extended above the head, backs of hands together. the ap- plicant is required to cough vigorous- Iv: any form of rupture may now be discovered by the hand and eye, but stil] better by the index finger passed up io the external ring. (') The arms extended ahove the head, the applicant is required to take a long step forward with the right foot and bend the right knge: the genital organs are now con#niently expysed and varicocele and other de- fects in the scrotum may be recog- nized. (™ au Arms down and the man re- ed to separate the buttocks with hands. at the same time bending forward: this exposes the anus. () Examine heart and lungs; of pulse and respiration. rate after which his heart and lungs are examined. (H) Mental: The mental examination should be such as to develop whether or not the man examined is possesséd of normal, sound understanding. (I) Vision: To determine the acuity of vision, without glasses, place the person under examination with back to window at a distance of 20 feet from the test types. Examine each eye separately, without glasses, covering the other eve with a card (mot with the hand). The applicant is directed to read the test types from the top of the ci cown as far as he can see and acuity of vision recorded for each eye, with the distance of 20 feet as the numerator of a fraction, and the size of the type of the lowest line he can read correctly as the denominator. If he read the 20 feet type correctly, his vision is normal and recorded 20- 20: If he does not read below the 30 feet type, the vision is imperfect and recorded 20-30; if he reads the 15 feet type, the vision is unusually acute and recorded 20-13, etc. (J) In accordance with these con- clusions the minimum visual require- ments are as follows: 20-40 for the better eye, and 10-100 for the poorer eye, provided that no organic disease exists in either eye. Tests for Hearing Severe. “(K)—Hearing—To determine the faculty of hearing, place the appli- cant facing away from an assistant who is 20 feet distant and direct him to repeat promptly the words spoken by the assistant. If he cannot hear the words at 20 feet the assistant should approach him, foot by foot, using the same voice, unti]l the words are repeated correctly. Examine each ear separately closing the tragus hrml\' agxlnst the meatus. “The ~ examiner, whose _hearing should be normal, faces in the same Church ‘& Allen 15 Main Street “ady Assistant Telophore 328-3 HHNRT E. CHURCH WM, SMITH ALLE We are headquarters for Traveling Requisites—Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases. We want this fact generally known, and as a means to that end, in addition to our regular good values, we are offering the following special values. Note carefully these special offerings — then if you need lug- gage of any kind, we ask you to see our line before pur- chasing. The following will be found ’ in Trunk Department, . Men’s Store SUIT CASES—TRAVELING BAGS—All Kinds ° WILLIAM YOUNG,R Massage and General Nursing. Night or aay calls. 38 Hickory St., Norwich, Shea & Burke 41 Main Street Faneral Directors Fibre Suit Cases, extra deep. Genuine Matting Suit Cases, @irection as the candidate and closss |nation, loss of voice or manifest al- Sas’ i luch, Bbre" bound, cloth lined, steel frame, & one of his own ears in the same way |teration of it. The person must have D s g A : lock and short straps, as a c]onv.rol. The xu.s‘n-m‘ should |at leagl four serviceable molar teeth, brass lock a‘nrl catches, regu- $1.19 | 1ar 32.00 value at.. $1.79 use a low conversational veice (not|two above and two below on one side |§ lar $1.50 value at.. 2 a whisper), just plainly audible to|and two above and two below on the Black Enameled Duck the examiner and should use numer- |other side, and so opposed as to serve Fibre Suit Cases, size 24-inch, Cases, e 24-Inch, stes als, names of places, or other words [the purpose of mastication. A good |§ made with steel frame. brass frame, corners and edges or ' sentences until the condition of |fitting bridge or plate where not more (| Jock ana short straps, regu- protected, straps all around the applicant’s hearing is evident. |than one half of the teeth are involved (| jar $1.75 value at.. $1.29 | regular $5.00 val “The acuity of hearing Is express-|is not disqualifying. e4 in o fraction. “the numerator of Disease of the Nostrils. St el s P T 6 95 v s i i 8| s 8, lined The ords are meara by the candidara | o OPstruction of nostrils. or foul dis- 5695 el mkas il iyl e e A and the denominator the distance in |CDAISes indicative of ozena. > shirt pocket, leather corners and feet at which. the words are heard | ~Sumple atrophic rhinitis s readily value $8.00 Lying nanalethese.at P value $8.00 by the normal ear: thus twenty-twen. | Curable. Nasal polypl often mean { g OBl oA i By s - | chronic’ sinusitis, but are not a bar to |} 1\ eing Bags of Smooth Men's Club Bags of fine qua “If any doubt should exist as to|2cCePtance for military service. Sunk-|B jeather, in russet or brown, ity leather, in russet or tan the truthfulness of the answers given, | P OF scarred nose is often Indicative |§ (ioth jined, inside lock and f a waich should be used, care being |97 SYPhills, while a red, bulbous nose (§ jit;"catches, sizes 17 and 18 UL NTWOr ST, SIS Sraae taken that the individual does not |SUSEests alcoholism or indigestion. egular $7.00 value at . $595 | trimmings, sizes and know the distance from the ear at|, -Neck—Pronounced gofter, great |} ¥ ¢ oS inches, regular 39.00 value at $7.5 which it is being held; the watch used | Splarsement or ulceration of the cer- |§ rTraveling Bags of genuine g should be one whose ticking strenath | ViSal glands. black leather, lined with Menis Club _Bage cf Sin has been tested by a trial on normal |, ~Chest—Diseases of lunge and the |} | . iher two leather pockets, hand-sewn pigskin, fitted w ear. The hearing with both ears open | €art. especially in flat or narrow or |§ g izoq 17 and 18 inch, regular Men's Toilet Set, size nch should not be below ten-twentieths. [alformed chest. In examining the |§ 1000 value at....mece-..- i. $8.95 | regular $20.00 value at. heart care must be taken not to as Causes for Rejection. cribe to disease the hurried, sharply “3—The following defects are cause |accentuated 'action sometimes due to rejectio nervousness, fright of embarrassment Mental—Lack of or the irregular action caused by the standing. excessive use of tobacco. Nor sho “Skin—Chronic, contagious and pa- |the examiner attach undue import- rasitic diseases, when severs and ex- [ance to the systolic murmurs often tensive: chronic ulcers, deep or ex- |heard in growing athletic _youths, fo: TRUNKS—AII Kinds and All Sizes normal under- 2 Trur Fibre—made of Steamer Trunks, canvas covered, brass trimmed, fibre bound: ered R THE DRAFT EXAMINATION FORM The following form must be filled physical examination: (Surname) . Serial No. STATEMENT OF PERSON EXAMINED. Have you found that your health and habits in any way interfere with If so, give details vou are now sound and well? your success in civil life? what SilasRE? .lll oo oeoas T certify that the foregoing questi PHYSICAL EXAMINATION. Under the */ Selective Service Act of May 8, 1317. ou ever been under treatment in a hosmla! or ‘asylum? tensive. functional and temporary in their na- & wood, . _fibre _coy “Head—Abrupt depression in skull, | tur kel bl e Shinch i esabpeine; $6,00; brass Imrdware the consequence of old fracture. 'Abdomen—Chronie Inflammations 36-inch, $5.95—value $7.00. 34-inch, $ 9.95 ~alue $12 : ""Sph;le—(,'urva!ur‘e!, z:nr(esi abscess. | of the gastro-intestinal tract, includ- 36-inch, $10.50—value $§ Lateral curvature is cause for rejec- |ing chronic diarrhoea and dysenter: S e — tion when it exceeds one inch to|and other diseases of the containe FIat Wop), CRuyAN 'Coversd, Iron - S either side of the line of spinous pro- |organs: great care should be exer- Bound Trunks, made with steel Fibre m-.-n;nq s ess, cesses, especially when it throws the |cised before exempting for these con- clamps, stained slats, Excelsior | fibre "";"l"” brass shoulders out of symmetry. ditions: hernia in all situations. B ek e g “Ears—All catarrhal and purulent{ “Anus—Hemorrhoids of a pro- oK t-inch, $5.95—value $7.00. 34-inch, $10.50—value $13.50 forms of ottitis media; perforation of |nounced tvpe, prolapsus, fistula and ity sl Gt 36-inch, $12.50—value 0 tympanum. fissues. 36-inch, $6.95—value $8.00 Eyes—Aculty of vision below the| “Genito-urinary organs — Syphil — —~ | requirements of paragraph 2 (§): con- | when discerned by inspection and phy- R avre | $35.00 Trunks at .S.’il 50 junctival affections, including tracho- | sical examination; t)jghti urethray Canves. . C-oversd 8 e Ward ma and entropion: strabismus, dis- |stricturd, undescended testicle, || bound, brass trimmed, leather | Full size S g e vi's 4 eases of the lachrvmal apparatus, ex- | chronic orchitis, marked hydrocele! || siraps: Loyl dd My 1 intertined ophthalmos, ptosis, asthenopia, ~hy- |chronic disease of the bladder and 5 < ‘ e it %, 315 stagmus. . kidneys. Varicocele does not consti- BY-tiich, :$3,95value $10:00. with fibre Rpe s #3150 _“Mouth, Nose and Fauces—Deformi- | tute a cause for rejection unless it 38-inch, $9.95—value $12.00. ue $35.00. ties interfering with mastication of |is so large as to interfere with loco- speech. chronic ulcerations, fissures [motion: it frequently occurs ameng or Serforations of the hard palate, | the most robust men and often’ with- Main hypertrophy of the tonsils sufficient |out their being aware of its exist- ey S ot ieint | out, v Betne Swass o 58 x| | Eollowing | Leather Goods Department L - ic, is not disqualifying, but individ- oliowin 1 Floor uals so affected should be advised im- Suit Matting : & mediately to secura appropriate medi- || Straw Aatting Sult il G g » cal treatment pending receipt of or- : out by all registered men undergoing | Gar, o report “for Aoty Size 14-inai—at gZC, e e Rheumatic Disabilities. e ot or br “Affections common to both ex- b ¢ Faather tremities—chronic rheumatism _and Boston Bags of Genulng Leather . o diseases of the joints of disabling —price range $2.25 to $3.98. Christian Name .....c.....e.uu.... |type, irreducible dislocation or false Sult Cases ~~~~~ joints, old dislocations if attended Straw Matting Sult Cases... ases. Serviceable Fibre Genuine Leather with impairment of motion or distor- tion of the joint, severe sprains, chron- ic svnovitis, badly united fractures, caries, necros!s, atrophy or paralysis extensive or adherent scars, perma- nent contraction of muscles. Hands—Webbed fingers, permanent fleion, extension or loss of motion of one or more fingers; loss or seri- . $5.00 to $7.98 “ases 1it € If not, sutu de- Travel 2 bla r brown—at $3.50 $9.98 Karatol Traveling Ba ack sizes 16 to 18-inc t $1°50 to $3.00, ok ... $1.29 to $3.75 $1.19 to $3.75 THE PORTEOUS & MITCHELL CO. ereto have been read over to me; that I fully understand the questtom and that my answers there are correctly recorded and true in all respects. I furtner | U3 Mutilation of either thumb, total certify that 1 have been fully informed and know that making or being ‘;fi,"ms’; T e et party to making any false statement as to my fitness for military service | Lonl Joregor T o ths ey ana 1sit local boards for the pur- | Hurd ana Joseph Bela e ; = 3 Asit loc -ds for the pur- »seph Bel ave re (m;na:u e of Person Examined.) o . A, X2 physical examinations are being con- e young men are m . e s e M. D. e e et CTronounoed | ducted and conclusions based there- naval reserv 3 ch medical officers will be au- — PIMCES sovneviens Tt To et Sl edem‘d" JERINE ot L Thorized to re-examine men whom the Personals and Motes Date ceration, pronounced knock knees, | ooy hoards have found to be phy Mrs, John Widse : e :5:- i“;in"";r";u,’wd"d‘m;‘c';' cally aqualified for military = service, | is visiting Mr. and Mrs The following blank form will be filled out by the examining physiciant |ment or deformity of any of the toes, | 2nd will be required to maje a Teport|ing on Fourth avenue Phyvsical examination by examining physician of local board. hammer toes. e D S ionh ey e miods |, e e ABIIH o' this 4 (Persons under examination stripped.) “The shinbone, If rough, nodulated| s i At any time by the president of | 4in company's plar . Weight ... v DOUIEE. . BBt ag..ociiiviseees inches. {and tender, suggests syphilis. the United States being painted by H Girth of chest (at nlDPle!’ N t - ceeen at expiration “A broad, flat sole l’!‘ common {n —_— A re—— .. inches: at inspiration. 2 inchés | laboring classes, particularly among = General examination, head, chest, abdomen, extremit negroes, and is in no way disabling. TAFTVILLE PR g < Py o TR 5 In the flat foot which renders a man spent Tuesday evening at his ho Nose and throat . unfit for service the arch is so far|British American War Relief—Naval o Vilhags s ~ Heart . gone that the entire border rests UD- | Regerves Ordered Out—Personals. |° i JALI Genito-urinary organs - on the ground, with the inner ankle . Wiisse anh- about 30 teoni the ees e - lowered and very prominent, and the| .. pritish American war rtellef | ;. "iho ety company which is Hernia . foot apparently pushed outward. Flat| ., .4 according to the latest report of [ pvr oy ™ in " Norwich walting ¢ Hemmorrhioids . teet are not infrequently the result of | {10% STCHC M. n ving excellent suc- | fuave for parts unknown Fiatfoot or other deformities of feet tuberculous process. e s afforta. to, secure contribus Eves - > 5 Defects Must be Unmistakable. tions. The report in detail: Previous- Figlon-—THighc eve seessesescessceioces | 4—Any of the physical deficlencies |ly acknowledged, 3448.33; collectiogs Bars T mentioned above must be present in|for the week ending July 21, $18 Mo atler Hearing such degree as to clearly and unmis- | total, § Treasurer George A:l» Slll hur Teeth . takably disqualify the man for mili- | ams has sent a check for $50 to the toilet soap p Missing Teeth. tary service before he can be found | headquarters in New York. making a 55 ‘a8 ol Upper 6 5 to be physically deficient and not phy- | total of $450 that the local chapter has ' ¢4 Lower Z 86 sically qualified for military service. |sent eisn a (Strike Out Those That Are Missing.) —Temporary effects of acute dis- ‘ clearing Remarks . cees ceeeeeas ease or of an Injury are not to be New Physician. the “com- 2 fving a finding that - g I certify that have carefully examined the person named on the"“,’,;“g;f‘w:‘ E i A e Sscall During the absence of Dr. George plexionofblemishes, Thesulphur firsi page hereof and have carefully recorded the results of the examina- | tag Berson S0 SECEICC 0 PROENG D | Thompson, who is spending his vaca- tion, and that it is my judgment and belief that he is physically qualified | go0CRes SUC DO W0ty e T | tion in Maine, Dr. Sussler of = the for military service: physical deficien! and not physically qualified for | .30 ey as justifving a reasonable de- ¥a;l;l1;«’| lln.wlslumlnz‘l.n'l‘;hn: !:r-‘n,:vfilm];i es i ; ice by e calls. milftary service by reason of = lay in completing the physical exam- | Tatevile o two_weeks. 4 (AU Draggtets. )} (Strike out ehu in order that an opportunity | EOne be afforded. recommendation of general, medical from time to Ination not applicable.) Contains 30% Pure Sulphur, Niti's Halr & Wizker Dye, Blask or Brows, 580 for recovery may “6—Upon the the provost marshal officers will be directed, Clllud Out. Harold Pingree, Clifford Norman, Al- fred Norman, Napcieon Benoit, Walter cooe Mo D ing Physieian.