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How the House Lined Up
Behind President Wilson

ton; I>ci>t"r. :,rIlr.. Nrmnct,,.
Nhudc leland: >irs.. krri.,cr. ,u-
team. hchiht,n. Loud. MrNr,hur, Mr.
trackcm. Nrf'a,irrn. Nrinurhliu,
Mnrrr, Mnpc>. NiiIc,. PcnnsyI,uuin:
"""rcs. h"rIw. uutt. Nichols. Nirhi-
Snn; North. Oakley. Pnirc. unmsn-
rhuSefts; "mrkrr. Ncn Jrr>., -; ,m.h-
rr. New York; i'ctcrs. Pirtt. Porter.
Pratt. n".rrs. IfOwc. STAFFORD. scott
Michigan; Scott. rrnn.!i,nmia, Sctls.
sinn"tt. Smith. idnhu; smith. Mich,-
Snn; Sncil. snyder. sGnrss. swift,
Irmpjr. riis"n, yfmi>hum. Trcndwny,
Ware. Walsh. Wnrd. Mason. Will
linniS. ohio; tnsIo>,---a3.
Ayes: iSr-Nartiu-.i.
futal ayes. 2Ti.
Nays; Observation-Disclosures. Slack.
Hruckncr. buchanan. Illinois: Rnch-
annu. rrNn"; burgess. Buri.r. ITALIA
way. Church, DnIc. New York; Davis.
Texas; Decker, E:nGic. EHEGrruld,
FLYNN. 1'oatcr. tinrnili. RcnSlcy. I.nc,
NratinG. J>OHop. I.Ohrrt,. ,irI.cmvrr.
ErIilH. ShullrubrrErr. Shuusr, Sis-ru.
sia.dc smith. New Inrh; steele.
Iowa: stephens. \chrn>km: Tavern
nrr. Nnnd!kr-:ss.
Nays: Rcpuhlicnns-k n,lrrsu". An
th"n,. Austin. Bnrhrarh. HarrhiciG.
5rnurtt. Rrittcn. Erowmc. Hisron-
sin; Hutlrr. tnmrbcli. Cannon. cap
-tirh. Cary. Chandler. New York:
Charles. tolcmun. Cooper. Wi>ruu-
stu; Costello. trnrntOE. Dn,is. MIN
n">"in; Dcni~"n. Julian. D"wcii
nrukkcr. Dyer. Ellsworth. Esch.
Enrht. Frcur. Fuller. cortland. xoud.
nrrrn. IOWA.; itnu2~n. uuwIcy.
Hayes. Hcnt"n. iIriEcsrn. icrun"-
der. hin. H"iiiurs"orth. Hupwuud.
Hull. Iowa: iiuIrhius"u. Johnson,
south Dnk"tn; ttnhn. i<rarns. Ken
urdy. Iowa; King. Iiint,nih. In Fol
Irttr. Langley. Lruront, I.in,ihcrrh.
I.ougMorth. Mct'uIlorh. Nrlt cn1ic,
Mckinley. Madden. Nonnc!. Moore.
Delaware: MiIlrr. Minnesota: Week
or. Mnndcll. Mooney. Moore. rrnm-
>,IvnnIn: Morgan. OKLAHOMA: Mass,
West Nirglnin: Mudd. >r!.on. Nor
ton. Powers. itnmsr,cr. Ecnyis.
RtckeitS, Rubcrts. MASSACHUSETTS,;
Huhcrts. Nevada: HodrnbcrG. uo,v-
inn,l, Hu>seii Onto: SirGrl. Sirmp.
SInmn. smith. minnesota: stnTnrd,
Stccncrson. Sterling. SuiInwn.. Suth-
criand. sweet. SwiiErr. Iimhcrlnkc.
Tovncr. Nn!>trad. Watson. PcnuSyl-
,nnin; Wheeler. Thomas -. Wiilinms.
Illinois: Wilson. IiIiuois: Wood,
Woods. Young. North Dakota. Iotai.
IO2.
Nays: rrurrcs>1vcS-t npir.. Els
ton. >uinu. A"hnli, stephrus. tnli-
f"rnin. fnnl. five.
Representatives Kent. Indrprm-
h"nt. and london, Sncinii.t, voted
uo. Grand total. liz.
Those not voting were: 'Inrk,
t'l"rihH. paired with thiprrGcId;
Taylor. Colorado. with tIiliiard. mud
BroNn Of West NirEfniu. with HnIn-
iIton. Michigan. The ph>cutcrs were
\lnir. tuiiop. Dies. Doolinp. DriS-
roiI. GREGG. Henry. LOFT. NrDrr-
matt stephens. TcNu-. Total. >ix-
teen.
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DANISH SCROFULA
Hoods Snrsapnriiia CIranScs the Nlood.
skin TrauhirS Vanish

H'r"inih crnptlonS on The face and
body are both annoying and disngl,r-
ing. Many Il complexion would he mr.
rect ~ they were not present
This disease shows itself in other
ways. rs punches in the neck infl,m
ed cNelids. sore ears, wasting Of the
muscles FORM OF dyspepsia. and gen.
cral debility!
Ask your druggist for Iioods Sar-
ga pariiia. THIS great medicine com
plctely cradicatcS scrotm,a. II puriiics
and cnrichcS the blood, removes hmm
orS ana builds IN tn" whole system.
II cmh"di"" the. careful training. expert
cncc and skill OF Mr.. Hood. II rharma-
cist for fifty years. in its quality and
power TO cure.
Scrofula H. either inherited or ac-
CURED. Bette: he sure YOU are quite
free from II. Get Hoods Sarsaparilla
and begin taking II to-day
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I'uI,rrni Of Mrs. Iittt

Special I" TN" Times Dispatchf
tILfEPEHJ VA. March - Funeral
rcrNic"s for Mrs. l.. 7. Hitt. :. former
resident Of ,hi. county, VINO djcL bon e.
richmond hospital on sunday. wcra
held here to-day, with iut"r.ncnt in
tn. Masonic Cemetery. Tho service
Wa conducted by Rev. y. T. Lumpkin.
pastor OF tn" culpcp"r Methodist
Church. assisted ny Rev. Barnet,
Grimsl.E pastor % the Alum Sprii =
baptist church
Mrs. liit;. who was Miss Anuir
Green. was twice married. hor mr.,
husband h"ing Stroth.r Nnnccr, OF tins
county. After his death she married
her cousin. Rev. l.. Z. Hit. who au,-
wives her. She l. also survived by
iw" children OF her FIRST marriage.
Robert aud Annie Sirothcr Yanccy. ami
four brothers and t~o sisters. all OF
this, county.
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ATTACKS Arr: INCREASED
no N0RrIf or NERDiN

rAHf-, March THE German in
taG'r' ATTACKS have been greatly ia
,rcased T." The north 90 VcrGun he
tw":' Hc'hinCour; and tie Mouse, ana
the Germans hav" made n gain ia that
important sector. getting 4 footho!d ~
~" 'o'h"nux VOID, whiru lies to tho
southwest ~ cote, ic-rOic m. Of
i"'al statement issued ;n-day makes
ihia admission. Dut declares al other
n''ncks 80 that ncighborhood woyc re-.
rHi'sd rho '"Al 90 the statement
reads
in 10. ,rroune. IN the region %
tf.ro"g', our specia! guns shcllcd e
German a"r"plan". which fell within
"-' !in"s The aviat1rs. who we're
wounded. ""re made prisoner
""s' o., tn" Mcusc the lombard.
uenl w.iu BIZ shells continued win
great !utrn.l's H. the course Of the
a' ~" "ncn" multiplied his iufau-
r% .nons between BethIncuurt and
20" Mo.s" Jh... attacks were re-
y'.iacd csc"p' ~ Ia" sector Of The Hnis-
G.s- C"rh'aIH, whcio the enemy was
able 10 gain q f"o,nDlh
"rp ma "aa, NJ III" Mcuac. :"liowir :.
d "oi"m' artillery uctiou In tn" region
- 'he Eois de-inurmon,. the Germans
hEoc""d"d IN entering . rcdoubt, from
"h!cn 'he% WIRE tnmcdiaieiy ELECTED
ry nur couut"raunch
Ia urn Wo.yrn III" enemy occupied
20" Village %! Fr"sucr, after an engage
uent ~hieh cost him Y.r,ou- ioasaq
In ne voraen y" botnb.rdcd canton
In'u's - D.Fouhach, east ~ M"uibnch
ran enemy trenches IA the region %
Wai,>'"l!!er."
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t.iiINGrO\. March 1.--EoIluw-
ing - II summary at the iinni Notr on
the motion h table fnr MrI.emorr
resolution:
\,r>-Brmocrnt>. i>2: ncpmbn-
"a">. ~: i'roercssi,cs. /. 'fotni. 2.6.
Nn!s-Drn"rrn,s. So; Republicans.
'":; tr"Src>.ir"s. -: independents.
!. Socialists. I. Total. ~.
tnirc'i nud NOT ,utin=. -.
The vote follows:
'."s; Democrats - Nbrrrroiuhic.
A1ants"". t'k"n. NicNnndrr. \iI-n.
Nimon, t~Ebrouk. tSwril. tyrr>
t'arhic,. nnrnhnrt. ucnhrs. Hr'l.
bi:ir..m"n. Hooher. BorI:,nd. Uruu-
hnn:h. Burnett. B!rncs. South turr-
lima: H.rnr>. 'icnnrs>rr, Caldwell,
'""d'rr' t""tr'ii, Cnrnwny, tatrw.
tnrlln. Carter. Oklahoma: taSr..
Cline. tondS. Collier. Connolly. ten
roy. Coz. Crisp. trO~srr. DnNcnpo-t,
Dcnt. UrWait, rkinson. DILL Dixon,
D""iittr. D"remr.. Doughtun. Du-
pre-. tnGn". Edwards. Estop,nrI.
Evans. Farley. Ferris. Fields. s"inic,,
fl""h. !nllnEhrr. t.nliivan. Iau,f:.
f'nr,l. Gardner. ',nrrrtt. Glass t.rd-
win. Goodwin. G"r''"u. Gray. Vim
hmm: Grn!. Indinnn; Griffin. Hmm
lin. Iimrdy. Harrison. Hart. IIustiu.s,
Hay. Hayden. fIchin. Helm. ~ liver
ing. Holland. Hood. Houston. How
nrd. iiuddicston. Hughes. Hu,hrr.,
Hull. Tennessee; Humphreys. Mis-
si>~ippi: IRcowr,. Johnsnu. Mem
turk!; Jones. kcttncr. key. !iiucIir-
'"", Kitchen. intnrn. Lee. Lrxhrr,
Lever. Lewis. Itch. iirh-i. L;Ithi-
cum. lit!cpnGr. iu.h, MrtnGcr.>-,
h"tiintir. M"t.tiiicnnIy. Mri<rliar
Nnhrr. Ways. Montague. Moon. Nor
Enn. Louisiana: Morrison. Moss. In
diana: Murray. >"rl!, Nichols.
south tarSiinn: Urir>h,. uIdhrId,
oliver. otncy. O'Shnunrs~y, Over
m,rr. Pnd-ctr. Page. Worth Caro-
'i"n: Pnrk. Intten. Phcian. pu,.,
fricr. auin. RnEshnir. Rainc>.
Nnkcr. Rnndaii. Rnuch. I'm, burn,
ui"rhan. Rouse. Umhr,, tucker.
Russell. Nissuuri: Snhmth. Saunders,
>"uliy. sears. ShnrkIrford. Shcricy.
sherwood. Sims. Small. Smith. Tcxnx;
sparkmnn. StcnEnii. StrtImnu. steele
stone. Stout. Summers. TnEgmrt.
InSur, Tnlhott. Taylor. NrknnHn<;
Ih"nnx. Thompson. TiIimnn, Tribhir.
Ncnahir. Niuson. Walker. watkins.
Watson. NtrTiniu; Webb. WhnIcy.
William, Elm Williams. Illinois:
Wilson. 1i"ridm: Wilson. IouiSiann;
WInEU, Wise nnd Young. Of TEXAS
Total 49,.
tsr.: RrpuhlirRn-ncaIr>. Hritf.
browning, Carter. Massachusetts:
in"per. oh!n: "oprr. West Nirrinin:
'rng". curry. Da'" Vermont; bal
iincrr. Dnnfrrth. pnrroN. Drrnp<c,.
Dunn, Edmoud>. Emrr>,.t,. !fnirrhil,I,
Inrr. Fc>S. Fncducy. Fos>. t-erman
Gardner. ,.iiI"tt. tiNnn. t,outt, Ira-
bnm. t.rnH. New Jersey: Greene
NnsSachussCttsi Greene. Vermont:
t,rir>t. t!urrnsr.. inIiry. ilnmiItou
rcw York: iiu.nftI. Hicks. .iind>.
H"wril. iinmphrc,. Na>hiu.tnu:
iiustcd. Jnmes. Johnson. Washing
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Funeral or Mr. ,torr,.

,Hn''!i'l Z" The Times Dispatch1
,iEtST w. March I.-Thc bod.
~ .. u. Morris. who died ON Su,.I,y ~,
Az An,, nome IN Norfolk. was brought 10
n,,,,,, ."-daN and buried this af,-r-
Norris home. lie was :, son If ,na
i"'' pf. H. +. Norris, ana was ven
SHOWN IN this county. where il. Mad
i''nE friends. At one time no was
"'p"'H treasurer of the county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08

connected With III. J. l.. IIouck Tan
h'hS company. and for many years
WAS president of tn" j. e. Sticgri l.u,n-
Der Company. and vicc-prcsidrrt AMI
director or the kOck ine ham National
Bank Surviving Him are his wife
wh" was Miss Margaret Frances KcI.
icr OF Middlctown. and four children
TWO sisters ana one brother. Char leg
Stieecl OF Baltimore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08

hope that iii. situation is To- he or
can Ice rc,ncdied.
y typical cAam,fl" Of the vrippl.,l
Amcrivau business enterprise in Ger
many = the larscS; shoe firm handling
nru. according to it's proprietor. does
on the avcra2" business OF $500. 600
- year II maintains stores in Berlin.
Frankfort ON The -Main and in Ham
burg.
In August i2ii. the firm had an or
der for SG",""" worth of shoes placed
M Ne" York. AN or'cr which never
has hcru delivered. When il became
evident that hirc"r or indirect shin
'n"nis were Impossible. il rcsortcd TO
the parcel post. In hriblc,S /, has re-
"ciN"d M 10 date about Sj.G0v worth
OF goods Ia normal times the stores
would have Imported S2UU.0uu worth
-; goods stock has been so exhaust
eel ihat in one day recently ono store
h'd I" turn away III customers who
wanted American shoes. such as they
had bought before and could not got
elsewhere. Expenses for maintaining
tn" three stores amount to about $50
diN. TIL" owner is cu,tin. down his
force aS fas; az lie can but at last
'as arrived AT the point where u deli
n.i' ANA perhaps permanent. closing
of his establishments is necessary
TIL" largest American typewriter
company III Germany has an invest
n"n' here "f about ScJO.0uG. and after
eighteen months Of war has given
ur th" ghost Its guiding official
after trying every possible diplomatic
anal official means of relief. has set
yea down :" the task OF "unloadlm."
"S jH"iniouSIy as possible I'll. assets
"i TINS concern arc great bu, they
cannot hc turned INTO cash az the
present Time. Til" concerns. rcprcscu-
t"tN" has been brought 10 believe ut
iaS' mat II" viii u" LUCKY il he can
Huuidalr So ~ to come on, ,vcu--;not
:" q" ~"A. IL he car, wind up his affairs
WITHOUT sacrificing NOR" than the cap
iinl irN.strI
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Mrs. Mnrtlln Mcll..


INV"clHI TO TIC TIncs. Diepatch
hETERSECHG. VA. March NJ,
Marina ". Wells. widow Of rcter w.
Wells died last night at her home il.
APPROPRIATIONS street, aged scvcnty.,sis
years. Her iilncss was compnra,ivcl,.
hri"i Hh" rs survived by four dnugh-
,"'s' MIS-. y w Williams. ar cr"w".
Mrs I NJ. E"ams. Mrs " 4 .;uuli,,.
ana Miss Lucy g Wells. az this CITY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08
FORT l. ri WtRk or
FRENCH FIRST LINE

'"tc-d"-b'ic, against which 81 terrific
ram az stts!ery ire Is being poured.
preliminary 10 the n"w infantry as
aauiis, IS the bulwark Of the new
French first line Oh this sector. Di-
r"c'l! t" the south ana the keystone
20 The second line is lie Mort Hommr
'p@adman's hid. Roth these positions
a." stronger, ceographically and 10y
artificial organization, than was Fort
'ovaU'noni first OF the outer range
81 StipnEnolis 10 fall.
dispatch to lie Mntin. in Paris.
t'l"@rarhed here. states that General
Cast.lnau has been co-opcratin. with
Conceal rctaiu in directing the organ
!za'iun %: The defense Of Ncrduu Gem
1iM Gasi"lEau ha. been acting ia ,h..
capacity - chef Of staff
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Mrs. Annie Drnnrr

Especial 10 Tn" Times Dispatchl
- ItRSHCl:G. VA. March Mrs
Amt" Draper wife OF II r. Dr,pcr.
dieh on sunday Afternoon at her home
~ blackstone" Sh" had many friends
ia petersburg. and besides h.r Inns
b"nu. ~ survived hS on. daughter ana
two sons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08
Miss Margaret Gibbs.

Su.cial - tn" Times bis;.atchl
HI.TEfSHtl:G. VA. March Fol
loving a long iiines. MISS Margarc,
nihns' daughter o; MIR and Mrs. ~. l..
GIBBS, died last night ~ her homo II,
West street. IN the twcnty first Scar
or her age. She rs survived by lie
parents 'hr". brothers and four sis
icrs. all ~ this city.
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turPlin %. t.rn>cr

Especial u The Times. Di.,,,h1
ALEXANDRIA. VA. March an.
rciia II. Grover, iifty-nvc wears III
died yesterday "a, mis- home, .lG OH,
bon street His wife aud sc,.,ul rhii.
dren survive.
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John L. StIcgeI.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
iAi;HlSoNEERG, VA, March -
John G Stiegel. siXty-two years old
died last night. lie was a wealthy
and prominent citizen. He was once
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ncnInInin g.. Wright.

,lHhvImi I" The Times Dispatch.l
~. hG. VA. March 1.-Ecnja
M" T.. wright. who was sixtv.nrc
years old. died this muruiu,. - ,,i,.
hon" In Fairvicw Heights
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Mrs. JO.cph Dnvcnnnrf.

Especial L" The Times Dispatch
HrAriiSNIt.l.E. VA. March Mrs
Joseph Davenport died at her bonr.
ilchr Lara, on Monday
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thnric. II. Turu.r.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
l.f NclIBtKG, VA, Marcn 7.-Charlca
II. Turner. aged stNty-three years. lici
or sunday. In" body Was taken t.
t:Niuxtpn for burial
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The list included the largest tyne
writer company IN tho world the !agr
est dental supply firm in existence. thu.
"lH&"st ShG" company. in point of .alcS
"f American goods in G",ruauy:
! 'aiG" adding mHrhiu" corporation. a
wcl!-Nu"wu elevator manufacturing
concern ono 90: the largest riauurac-
! iurrrs Of toilet articles ia America and
other smaller concerns. hu; no attcup.
! VAS mad" TO determine IA. possible
losses az establishments dealing IA con-
irahi'n". or even in conditional contra
"and-cNccut rs tn" latter constitutes
mart Of the imports Of the dental sup
plies ia tn" form Of gutta pcrcha ana
rubber The CORES ond.nt'S inVeSti-
cation WAS confined solely to things at
present held up by TIA. blockade. which
could not directly serve war purposes
Many millions OF dollars WORTH "f
: goods either hay" been t"ld iip or
'h"Urh needed. have moi been ordered
because of tho impossihlitv II getting
them. Many more millions Of Invested
capital probably VIII be lost completely,
IN ihe "rni"r Of their investors. If
there * not a speedy remedy
Moments ana rhiIdreu's shoes. i, is
y"nt"nde'l. ar" not contr;,hand We,
The American sho. men tn Germany
despair Of ever being able TO rc- any
more because they asSum" that Eng
Hand wi'hholdS tines" articles on the
'i1'''!H tlitl. Nllnont \ american goods
Gc!iuauy must apply q considerable.
rr"n"rtt"u of its leather stock TO sun
riy It's civilian population with Amer
'cin shoes for women and children
this leather could he used for SOL
Giers footwear.
business men in orh"r lines ,ypc-
writer's FOR example fan To understand
what advantage the blociiad" can have.
America. and America only they main
tain. is being hurt Germany, they saw
has an abundance of metal. and the
exclusion ~ American typcwr.ers
merely gives tho German manufacture
"rs Of this machine an advantage th,t
they hav" waited for in vain since Tho
Introduction Of the industry here
CONSIDERABLE ITEM LIES
~ OVERHEAD EXpENSES
y considerable item IN the damage
10 Americans caused by tn" blockade
lies in overhead expenses Almost
without exception the principal firms
here find themselves with Iong-tcrnl
leases on their hands. Though yhcv
face tn" necessity OF shutting up
shop within short time. their rents
must ne continued as long as they have
'hc money 10 pay Thorn All have had
To discharge employees. and all have
been hampcr"d 10y losing men who have
teen drawn into the army one add
ina machlm" company has reduced its
subsidiary concerns from eighty 10
twenty.
tn" situation. at least for tho firms
dealing in mechanical devices Is tho
u"r" serious because they not oniv
"r" not abb" 4 import their machines
but because even shipments Of paris
go" stopped. and they cannot in consc-
Vu"nc" carry "ut contracts made before
TIL" war.
Thc only american firms which have.
not reached an almost hUrclcss stage
.'" those principally the manufac-
iNr"rs of farming mauhiucrv-whIrh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08
REPUBLICANS PLANNING
TO SWING NORTH STATE
Carolina Members OF G. q. u. Raising
Campaign Fund of 100000
to Achieve Purpose.
HOPE 70 IMPAIR DEMOCRATS
Butler and National Committ eemnn
Morehcnd Each Make Personal
contributions of S30, OOO-Eypcct
To Carry Majority Into Legislature.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

RALEIGH, y. G.. March I-plans or
Marion Butler. !. NJ Morehcad. new
haNoHhl committeeman and other
party leaders. to carry North Carolina
Tor the Republicans in the impending
campaign, following: iii" sensational
republican state Convention Of last
week, include It 10000 personal CON
tribution by Butler: S2n. 900 by National
committeeman Morchsald. and AN :p-
preparation OF dollar for dollar bN the
National Campaign Fund Committee
i"' an moneys raised III the state for
inc campaign. according to authentic
Information that has developed here
ne plan ~ Z" put at least SlOO 600
lni" the state chiupaiRn fund and trust
l" thc dinaginp effect Of contests he
tween Democrats in the state wide uri-
nari,S FOR state Offices to so imraIr Tho
democratic partv conditions for tho
general campaign as 10 max" the can
lure OF the state all the more cas-
democratic: estimates are tina, th,
stat" cannot carry less than 3a0uO
democratic majority in the next gen
'r;b election. hu; the Republican cam
l'aiEn plans divulg"d ana traced to a
PARTY leader, close III tho party conn
"Il". depend largely on The j;,djcious
"Npcndiiur" OF the $i0O.UGD fund To h,.
raised rs Indicated. ANA on Democratic
partN discussions anticipated In the
t'NlnS ont Of the new state wide Dri-
mares they viii be .ncCtiv. for Tho,
irSt time. With csrccinilv a-grcsstv,
hrim"rr camrail.rs pendin;. between
Democrats for Secretary OF state S,n,,
lre"shr"r and several oth"r offices
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-29

vine Judge He is also the prosecutor,
jury and attorney Tor the defense.
when We dcyiatc from a law ut ma
'uIc we mus, take the consequences
sooner or later This is the law ut
compensation. and It works with in
finite nicely and precision Ii YOU do
not pay the penalty IN this lite, you
may he sure that nature viii not be
cheated, for, as Jesus said For every
idle word that man shall speak, they
shall give account thereof in the day
OF Judgment
THE day Of judgment is not far oft"
said the speaker, "but each moment in
time is a Judgment day We arc con
Stantly being tried and sentenced IN the
tribunal within ourselves.
III someone wrongs Us. remember 70.
cannot escape the consequence, ul 10,
act-don't Try to get even Nature will
do that p%art-our part is to- be kind
and trust IN the law
Tonight Mr. Wardell will lecture OF
the Real Superman' The addresse.
are tree.
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We Refund Your
Railroad Fare

According to the plan Of the Okla
homa City Retailers association.
Come and let us explain the details.
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dome clcctrolicr Immediately over the
table was hung with SmllaX and punk
tulle from which were suspended winged
cIpidS. The guests were Miss Mar
p%ucritc Colcord. Miss Caroline Colcord.
Miss Edith Miller. Miss Vivian Coorer
and Miss MCGlaSSon, and McSsrS. Rob
crt \. Clayton, OF Hannibal, Mo. John
Fleischman, Arthur Mclarland. Allen
Brooks. Reed McGlassen and Mr. vii
hanson.
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Mr.. Paul Colby Of Quincy. III, who
was expected to arrive yesterday 20 at
tend the wedding of Miss McGlas>en
and Mr.. Williamson, will not be able
TO be present.
y
The Ladies Music club will inau-
guratc its season as usual with 4 tea
which will be given al the Musical Art
Institute Saturday afternoon. October
II. at } O'Clock This tea /, always an
affair OF great pleasure, as It is the only
purely social club meeting OF the year.
Heretofore there ha, been no program
given ON tins occasion. but Saturday
there viii he one ~ several musical
number, that will add greatly TO tho en-.
loymcnt OF the afternoon
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The Joi de We club will hold = bust
ness meeting in the banquet room OF
= g.
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Mrs. Stanley Burton VA hostess a.
an informal ! o'clock luncheon ycstcr.
day afternoon co%mplimcnting Mrs A.
Clark and Mrs, Charles Brownbeck OF
Cincinnati. Ohio. who are the guests OF
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Tomorrow's Events

Marriage of Miss Winifred Nc
Glassen TO MI. Charles kinchen
Williamson OF Hannibal Mo.
Miss Marguerite and Miss Caro-
line Colcord, luncheon at Lee
Huokins hotel for the McGlassen-
williamson bridal party.
Mrs. W. c. Burke, luncheon for
Mrs. L. I. Hathaway.
Saturday Evening Dinner club,
Mr.. and Mrs. X, Alexander Wells.
Music Study club, studio hall,
1891 West Second street.
Mrs. Charles knight, luncheon in
honor OF Mines, o. A. Thompson,
w. W. Blandin and II. S. John
stOn.
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LAW OF COMPENSATION
THE0S0PHIST'S TEXT
National Lecturer Declares That Sins
Committed Bring Own
Punishment.

"Man is not punished for his sins,
hu, by them" declared Max Wardell,
national lecturer Of the ThcoSorhical
society. in the first ct % sc'ir, ot lee
,urc, delivered last night IN tht Leo
HuckinS hotel
There is no cod IN heaven wiz
slaps rs when We arc naughty and re
wards us when we arc good he said.
But there Is within each OF us a dl-
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heir sister. Mrs. G. A. Buskcn and Mr.

heir sister. Mrs, g. A. BuSkcn and Mr.
Buskcn,
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Mrs. / NJ tiuncy entertained ,ulnr
mally at dinner Wednesday evening for
Mrs. Robert Dickson OF PaulS Valley
who is visiting her sister, Mrs. George
Eller.
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Mrs. {. Harper Ortiz and little son
Vincent Harper, will leave Sunday tor
Mangum where they will spend two
weeks with Mrs, James Gillilland
4 4 -
St. Johns guild viii meet Weducs
dav. October 4. at $50 p N a, the
home ot Mrs. \ Garner, HIS West
Park place.
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N RlSS MYRA WILSON was tho
lN\U1 ho,tcs, Thursday evening at
Jl\Jl a beautiful dinner given in
honor OF Miss Nmilrcd Nc
ClasSen and Mr. Charlie, kinChcn WI
hanson OF Hannibal and the members
Of their bridal party. The color
scheme for the table va, pink, a large
basket OF Killarney roses, tied with
different shades OF pink tullc forming
the center piece, aud at each place stood
small pink baskets ior iavorS. The place
cards, suggestive OF the happy event Of
tomorrow, were Crpid' and brides. The