WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22 19IfMOBKHLK HOMTOH, ESTABLISHED 1S08 MOSKRLS INDEX B8T. 1010 MOBERLY DEMOCRAT, JE08T, 1£;ion Bills to Break adlockEFITSJCLUDEDDrawn to for the onthsKills, Jan. 22. of the five itroduced in i break the ock;social secur-atate funds ; of federal msions; $1,-nd matching to dependent state funds 0,000 state ederal fundsted for the te biennium / the Social a to meet ADC rolls. :ollecting the full appro-d, $6,967,717 fourth the o years, salaries and ill appropria-contingentind bond infull approver, Jan. 22. IP t five appro-; House hop-e to release before gov-bogs downRandolph County's Second Contingent of DrafteesMoberly’s second contingent of trainees under the Selective Service Act are shown above. The picture of the 13 men was taken last night at the Merchants Hotel, where they spent the night before entraining at 4:50 o’clock this morning for Jefferson Barracks to be inducted into service for one year’s training in the U. S. Army.The men reported at the local Selective Service Office at 5 o’clock yesterday afternoon, registered in at the Merchants Hotel, were guests of the Grand Theatre, and then sperft the night at the hotel. They boarded a special car on Wabash train No. 14 this morning, and were joined by 42 other trainees at various points along the route to Jefferson Barracks,Members of the contingent shown above, reading from left to right, are:Bottom row: Albert LeRoyLaye, William J, Luce and William Martin Asbury; second row, Lewis Lafayette Smith, Dozier Lloyd Smith, Ernest Lee Worley and Jack Morris Malone; third row, William Henry garner, David Gordon* Ballow, Owen Garrett Bell, Victor Lawrence Guerri, named leader of the contingent: top row, William Glen wood McCullough and Frederick Edward Greathouse, assistant leader.riSTATlT It 1TI\ rt/\T 1M11