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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-29


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a, their dinner guest, tomorrow Dr .
and Mrs Arthur b Chase Mr. and .
Mr., " Wheeler and lulc daughter .
Nav Narory Ms, Adcha Clifton .
and Mr. Carleton RDpcr
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Mis-, Cbutrue Ucmphill Of San
Angelo Try,, who ha, been the guest
of Mr. and Mr., Ioscph +. Rumscy. LEI. .
Yesterday for her home
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dance TINS evening
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Mrs n n Chlmnl,n and their three
children Of End. Mrs lanes A. Nohl"
Of Pratt Kan Mr. and Mrs Frank
Orr and Mr. J. Roy orr Of Norman
Mr, Champlin will be- the guest, Of
Nr and Mr. Noblc until the FIRST u.
the week
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Mrs Richard Guitl'hs and lulc
/ daughter. Ro,alard OF Nirkshurg
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OF her parents, Dr. and Mrs s G.
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Mr., lame, II Wheeler. Mr. and Mr.,
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Richard y Ragon. MIR W K. Fcsscu-
den and Mr. Bob Wi,chcr for Thanks
giving dinner tomorrow evening at
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-29

Miss Anne Morgan, who recently re-
turned from visit To France, Sa'cI
IN an interview that Americans owe a
duty TO France which they cannot
escape III the American people could
obtain a glimpse OF France today" she
said, and receive thereby a correct
impression Of what France is doing for
all the civilized world, then nothing
could stop America from giving Law
lShly OF her manhood as well As ma
tcrlal, TO aid IN the great works com.
plctlon"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-29

e1dinE OF Nlss tlorrnce NNfnN hhu
Mr.. William ~. rattio In the homo of
the bride.
L'Art Dramatique club. theat,r party
with the Misses taSe smelser, jose
phine fhur>ton aud Mabel fo,l as
Lo.crh club. dinner at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs John liomme''
n RRS. CLARENCE + HOPPER
NM and Mrs Edgar /. Boiar,h
UNJ were the ho,tc>scS at a most
4 & beautifully appointed lunch
con bridge for over hundred
guests given yesterday afternoon at the
home oi MIR, Hotter. IN honor OF Mrs.
Victor Braden Walker of Tulsa, the
guest Of Mrs Hotter Huge yellow
chrysan,hcmums and palms IN abund
ancc were used to decorate the living
rooms. On the large guest table IN the
dining room wa, large gold basket
OF yellow Nuns" On the smaller
luncheon tables attractive yellow and
blue pottery vase, held shower, of the
yellow button chp,lnlhcmum, and
Sweetheart roses The play cards and
tallics were gold embossed The favor,
OF the afternoon were won by Mrs.
Bernard b Jones, Mr' W Frank VII.
son, Mrs Guy Turner and Mrs ID w
Collins Mr. Walker was presented
with beautiful guest favor MIR, Hot
fer and Mrs Bolarlh were assisted by
Mines. Frederick 3 Owen. George !
Cooke. William Brooks, Charlie,
Hopes, W ID Berry and Miss Jean
West
Mr. Walker will arrive thi, afternoon
from Tulsa 10 join Mrs Walker and
20 'pcud Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs Hotter.
Mr. ard Mrs. Sipmund Gold,tcin cn.
'crtancd informally with dinner and
bridge Last evening The table was at
rractyc with large yellow chysanthc
NUNS and individual candy basket, as
iayors The bridge iayors were pre-
,cntcd to Mrs & II Converse and Mr.
Carl Elliott The guests included Mr.
and Mrs { II Converse, Mr. and
Mrs VI Dawcdo'f Mr. and Mrs ! 7
McClclland Mr. and Mrs Carl Elliott
and Judge and Mrs George W Clark
y
Mr. and Mrs Samuel II Harris en-.
tcrtaincd Informally at dinner last eve
ming in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs { b
Hunt Of san Diego. CAT, having a,
their guests Mr. and Mrs Russell C.
Lowe and Mr.. and Mrs Fred Cum
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-22
GERMANY BRINGS TROOIS
AND GUNS FROM NERDIN

London, July - u2:3S a. m)-
Some idea Of huge forces now engag-
ed i'm the battle OF The Sommc In
northern France is given in the Oftic-
ial statement from Berlin tonight, I'm
which II is stated that more than 200
GOO French and British troops attack
cd the German lines north aud south
Of the Sommc Thursday on a front of
twcuty-scven miles Tuday's news
from the battle ground, which has
been contested bitterly since July l.
shows no great change In he relative
positions of the FranCo-British ana
German fOT"os
The British have again pressed for
ward to the German third line in the
EOurcuux wood. northeast of Tongue
val. This wood Is an important stra-
tcEic point the capture Of which
would bring the forces Of General
Haig 10 the highest point on tho ridge
commanding the German positions in
the less hilly country beyond which IS
not so broken up and not wooded,
loudiug itself MOI $50 wcll to defense.
This probably explains the desperate
attempts Of the Germans 10 hold the
wood, where the heavy fighting con-
tuucs.
rhc Associated Press correspondent
states the Germans are bringing
masses OF troops from Ncrdun and
guns from other points In am cudeavor
to stem the entente allies advance.
Meantime, the Indications are that
the allies are testing the strength Of
the German line at other points The
trench raid by Australian troops in
me ueighhorhuud Of Armenuerres at
tracts much interest in this counec-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-22

san Antonio, Ten, July 21-Corroh-
Grafton of the reports that Francisco
villa is personally directing cam
pnign that has for it's immediate OBJ
Jcct the capture of Torrcuu, was con
tanned in a report from General Per
shmg TO General Funston today.
General pershing's report was filed
yesterday at Columbus ana appeared
70 have been written the day before
Information that had reached General
Fershing at that time was that villa
with 1,N00 men was planning an at
tack ON Torrcon, lie added that il
had been definitely established that
villa still was suffering from the
wound in his right leg General Per-
shing said villa was using a crutch.
No orders have been sent to General
Porshng TO resume operations against
villa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-22

ngs of contempt, but neither had ex-
pressed them.
a; the conclusion Of Mi Woods cv-
ideucc motion to dismiss this chulEe.
made by Judge Wright Thursday at
tcrnoon, Was renewed ana ovcrrulcd
The next charge taken up was that
which concerned the introduction in
evidence of release signed hy Ma
jor Ernest Myers as part of the record
in the case of Myers IS. the Myers
company the allegation being that
Mr. Wood thereby perpctrutcd "a
fraud on the court by offering the re-
lease as proof Of payment when in
iact he knew that such was not The
case, The facts i'm this branch of the
ease are similar to those on which
Judge RaNnOlds sometime ago issued
an order suspendlng Mr. Wood from
practice i'm the courts of the Second
judicial district Mr.. Woods defense
Is that no fraud was perpetrdtcd ou
the court and that the release vus adj
mssIhe i'm evidence for the purpose
for which it was offered
The consideration of this charge
consumed almost all the remainder
of the session, and brought on fire.
quent questions from Justice Parker
and Justice Hanna during the argu-
ment Of Judge Wright on a motion to
dismiss the charge A long extract
from the record in the Myers ease was
read by Attorney General clancy. and
Judge Reynolds took the stand ana
testified that he understood the re-
lease to hc evidence of an absolute
payment ot the claim sued ON. Mr..
Who'd tpgtifVtu,s in Mic ,tpr. t.b.IT 40.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-22
A LuII Has Sci in Along the
British Front; AngIo-French
Attacks Against the German
Lines Prove FruitIoSS,
FLOODS ARE HINDERING
ADVANCES IN GALICIA
North of La BaSSe the TeutOnS
RepuISed an Attack We'd
nesday, Killing 1000 and
Taking 500 Prisoners.

Ihf hoNhha JOURNAL aFtIiAl AhAAbp WlHNl
The intensity OF the British and
French attacks against the German
front north and south of the Somme
river, in northern France, appears to
have lcsscncd greatly. according to
the latest official statements Lon
don declares a lull has set in on the
British front ana the Paris official
statement Of Friday night mentions
no activity along the whole front from
north of the Somme 10 Switzerland.
In the salient of the leipsiC redoubt.
the Germans entered the ground held
by the general headquarters forces but
were ulectod subsequently, London as
scrts
The Anglo French attacks against
the German lines north and south OF
the Somme on Thursday were fruit
less, according TO Berlin, except on
tWu-milo front south of Hardecourt
where tho Germans retired from first
line trenches about 500 kilomctcrs In
the rear. The attack, Berlin asserts,
preceded by violent artillery fire on
a front OF mord than twenty-scye
miles aud was participated IN by
more than 100000 men
British suffer RcVcrscs.
North Of La Bassce an attack We'd
nesday by the British in the region Of
Fromelles resulted disastrously for
them Berlin says, the British losing
more than 1000 men Killed and near
~ 500 mon mace prisoners
Moods on the Dneistor preventing
any advance further into Galicm from
the south ana east, for the time being.
the Bussiane are driving in The Aus
uu-GrrWuN- toward thO northern Ga
IuUu huultr below NhdimiI.- NUlNu-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-22
PARALYSIS EPIDEMIC
NOT GROWING WORSE

New york, July 2l-Dmmg the last
twcnty-four hours thirly-two children
died of infantilc paralysis in the
greater city ana eighty new cases
were reported. This compares favor
ably with yesterdays report which
showed fatalities numbering thirty
one and new cases 49, Since the be-
ginning Of the plague on June 2G,
deaths.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-22
GERMAN AUTHORITIES
SUPPRESS FOOD RIOTS

Rotterdam July = tvia LondOn)
Food riots which broke out in Bel
gium and northern France have been
suppressed by the German militay au
thorities. according TO reports re-
ceived here from reliable sources. The
rioting was especially severe at Liege,
Nerviers, RoubaiX, RenaiX. st. Sich0-
las. Lokern and Termonde.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-22

VOTE is SEVENTY-0NE
FOR TO EIGHT AGAINST


Washmutou .nN pl.=Tur naval
approximation hin with a three wear
building program. inrm,Hnp the inn
mediate construction of -four dread
four great battle cruisers.
and ufty-ripht other craft PASSED the
scnate late today bvl vote of "A TO s.
II carried S8I5.Ag6AI8. or SI5N6,aSV
more than the total as the measure
passed the house.
Many proposals to- curtau the cnor-
NOUS building increases written into
the measure by the senate naval COM
mittep were defeated ovcrWhclmngly.
and as soon ass final passage was an
uuunrcd the spuatr voted .u lpsisi ON
its amendments and send n 90 HI at
once to conference, The house rs cN-
pcctcd 10 insist upou It's building 5ru-
gram, and Tong struggle is in pros
pccr before ana agreement ia reached.
These Opro.cd Kill
Tuo dpmorrats Songtnrg Tbouous
ANA Varduman and siy reuuIlic,us
senator's Clapp curtis Grnnpa la
toilette Nurrtg and Works voted
me btII which In. had The
supuort of leaders of hnth parties dur
ina tho ,yccl, of drbatr that .prcrcdea
I,aesoro .e,rn.bour snn,cb Inv
senator La Toilette AGAINST the meas
.rrn ma n clash hrtw,en senator's
nepa ana oliver over Inc proposal To
MIMI .ae a. ,,,,IIi, document m. Ilr,b-
inhrm sterl compary's argument
,,,.,inst a poy,rutIcnt ormor uIotc
.,ian, drlo,nd u,r final vote The
.,,.,,l,h",n,s arrn,,cnts worn 'ordorrd
nriut.d hv unanimous consent durmL
G.natnr Gead,s ahsanre from tbe som
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-22
THE WEATHER
TnE WEATHER FORECAST

Denver. July 2l- New MEXICO
saturday and sunday local thunder
showers. not much change in temper
uture.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-22

TO WIDEN SCOPE OF
COMMISSIONS POWERS
Chief Justice White, Gen, Goe-
thaIS and Frederick Leh-
mann Are Being Considered
as i, s, MediatorS,

Washington, July 2l-Oifcial am
announcement of the course to be fol-
lowed in seeking "a peaceful solution
iOf the problems arising from cundt-
tons along the Mexican border prob
ably VIII he made either tomorrow or
early next week
1t appeared certain tonight that the
Washington government was prepared
10 accept the commission plan pro-
posed by General Carranzu u his note
of July II, made public yesterday in
Mexico city but there are indications
that President Wilson would prefer a
more far-reachmp discussion than this
commission suggestion,
Acting Secretary Polk conferred
again today with Elisco Arredondo,
General Carranza's ambassador, but
the conferees had no announcement to
make Apparently acceptance of the
commission plan is awaiting General
tarrauza's reply to amendments pro-
posed by the Washington government
TO his suggestion, the nature OF which
has not been revealed.
Progressing Favorably"
Mr.. Polk is keeping roth the prcsl-
dent and Secretary Lansing, now alb
sent on vacations, advised Of each step
taken. The acting secretary Is guard
ing closely what proposals are being
debated IN ms COM eleh'e Wlih MI
tArredundo lie again met All lhpull-
lers today with the statement lhal ne
IBolintlons were progressing laNor"-
lbly.'
The note Of July ! I. as published in
Mexico city. would limit tho proposed
commission to discussion Of three spe-
'cific points: Withdrawal Of Ameri-
can troops from Mexico; arrangement
of "a reciprocal agreement under winch
the troops OF either government might
cross the border i'm pursuit Of bandits.
and investigation of the bandit raids
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-03-03
Election is Comma

Down in Wildwood the local political
pot is simmering merily and will soon
reach the boiling point. The election
OF City Commissioners will take place
a few months hence and from present
indications it is going to be a bitterly
fought contest. The moral condition
of that progressive resort has not been
Of the kind pleasing to many of it's best
citizens and the blame has of course
been attributed to a laxity on the part
of the city's governing body.
That valiant and persistent advocate
Of good financial and moral govern
ment, William FL. Bright, now the
owner and Editor of the Wild wood
Sun, has unlimbered his editorial guns
and the matter appearing in each issue
of his newspaper is far from pleasing to
the municipal powers that be. Will
the hand writing appear on the wall!
%presaging someone's political DOOM
Sea Isle City Review.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-03-03
Eagles Entertain

Over a hundred members and invited
guests attended the Leap Year PARTY
given by the Fraternal Order of Eagles
under the auspices of the ladies' com.
mittee.
The evening was delightfully."- spent
In playing games, dancing, singing.
recitations and different contests.
Pretty prizes were awarded the sue.
cessful mes in the different contests and
games.
A very elaborate luncheon was served
in the beautifully decorated banquet
rooms.
The ladies received many words of
praise for the able in which
they conducted the affair which with.
out exception was the finest ever given
at the Home.
The Aerie wishes to thank the ladies
in charge of the affair, while the ladies
in turn extended their thanks to all
those who In any way aided them to
make it the success which it proved to
be.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-03-03
George w. Banks a Candidate Tor
Commissioners

To the voters of Wildwood:
Every few days a rumor is circulated
in which some citizens name is men
toned as being q candidate for City
Commissioner, but upon investigation
does not appear to have much founda-
ton.
Having been earnestly urged by a
number of friends to become a candi-
date, l have, after giving the matter
due elaboration and viewing the ex-
listing conditions from every stand
point, decided TO take this method of
publicly announcing myself a candidate
for City Commissioner at the coming
spring election.
In order hat there shall be no mis-
understanding as to my position, if
elected, will briefly say that L will con-
slider it my duty to uphold the laws of
city, state and county and under no
circumstances will l for a moment up
hold or wink at any violation of the
law, psrti :ularly In regards to tho.e,
irrespective of color, who conduct gam
bling houses, bawdy houses or speak
easies.
l would consider it not only a duty,
but justice to hotel and boarding house
keepers to oppose the appointment of
any hotel keeper to the position of city
clerk.
While there is some opposition as to
the advisability of the city engaging a
band for the coming season, it also has
its advocates, and | earnestly believe it
would be a sep backward to discon-
tinue that source of entertainment.
For the best interest of the city 1
would act in conjunction with the
Board of Trade and advocate as large
an appropriation to that body as would
be consistent with conditions existing
and good business judgment.
1t will be my endeavor to conduct
the business affairs of the city of Wild
wood as a business man would conduct
his own, by keeping the expenses down
to the minimum point without injuring
the efficiency of service or the forward
progress of the city and island generally.
These are the principal plsnks of the
platform upon which 1 will stand as a
candidate for City Commissioner. II
elected l will not try or attempt to
straddle any one of them, but meet the
Issue fair and square.
GEORGE w. BANKS.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-03-03

full bidders were returned, except LIE
Compile & Aucott and Charles Nicker-
son.
Capt. j. E. Werner is slowly recover
ing from an attack of pleurisy at his
home on West Wisteria road. The
ca ptain had fairly recovered from a
fall that broke a rib when he was taken
with a chill about three weeks ago that
laid him up in bed. He is quite cheer
full and expects to be about in a week
or 30.
Mrs. Thomas F. Seward is confined
to her home with a severe cold which
che contracted some time ago. Mrs.
Seward IL also in receipt of the sad
news that her mother who resides In
New York has been stricken with
blindness.
Edward McGArry has signed a con-
tract and started work on a hollow
tiled cottage on East Rosemary road
for w. H. Walton, OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. Ross is building three new
motor boats at his home on the boule-
yard at Cardinal road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Shmidheiser,
of Philadelphia, were over Sunday
visitors at the. club and incidentally
lookeu over their summer cottage here.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-03-03
Leap Year Party

A leap year party was given by Mrs.
Maxwell, 107 E. Glenwood avenue, last
Tuesday evening. All enjoyed them
selves greatly in the playing of games
of all kinds. AT a late hour the hostess
served a Dutch lunch in the dining
room. Those present were Misses
Lavinia Johnson, Amanda and Caro-
Ign Clunn, Ethel Risley, Edna Reeves,
Alma Ingersoll, G%eorgeanna Larcombe,
Myrtle, Beatrice and Ethel Maxwell;
Messrs. Robert Page, Charlie Nicker-
SOD, Raymond Bush, Albert Doken-
wadel, Benjamin Ingersoll, Courtland
Steelman. Russell Bond, Fred Reeves,
Ralph Maxwell, Mr.. and Mrs. H. R.
N~unneviller and daughter Evelyn.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-03-03
NORTH WILDWOOD

A "wake up social" was held at the
North Wild wood fire house last
Wednesday evening for the benefit of
the Union Sunday School. The'affair
was well attended and at the close of
the entertainment refreshments were
the same place some time next month.
Fred Slonely and family of Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday in their West
14th avenue cottage.
Mrs. III. Snyder entertained over Sun
day her frie DIS Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stein
bock, of Philadelphia.
III. Heating spent a few days of last
week with his family on West 17th
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mengle spent Tuesday
in their East 10Th avenue cottage.
William Wieland, of Philadelphia,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week with his wife at s. Kings cottage.
Mrs. Wieland Is spending a few weeks
here recovering her health.
Miss Florence Sturm accompanied
by G. ID. Meister, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday on the island visiting
among friends.
William Theil and sister Emma
were visitors at the home of Henry
Bush last Sunday.
Mrs. J. II. Lutts and friends spent
last Sunday at the "Moose" cottage on
West 18th avenue.
George Robinson. of Germantown,
was a Sunday visitor at the James
Buckley cottage. A. Phillips and E. S.
TIE, OF Tacony are engaged on the
alteration work being done to this cot
tage.
The yer Sunday visitors were VIM.
Duncan, Geo. Connor, F. Rambo and
brothers, F.. Brennan and son also his
brother Peter, ]. McMullen, Alfred
Baumann, s. King, VIM. L. Green and
E. Franconi.
Mrs. John Nipple and son Harrison,
of Philadelphia, were over Sunday
visitors of Mrs. A. Feister.
Mrs. L Boehringer spent Sunday
with her brother Fred Zwirner.
Walter Larcombe and friend spent
Sunday with the formers parents on
New York
Mr.. and Ms. G. N. Dubois spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Christian
Liebfried.
Lewis and Albert Blumenstine while
down on a visit last Sunday, purchas-
ed an engine from James Pinny, at the
Ottens canal.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Prozinsky and
Miss NJ. Reise, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday at the lstter's cottage on West
18th avenue.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the North
Wildwood Fire Go. expect to hold a
social In a few weeks for the benefit of
that organization.