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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-12
Greetings, have you told
your wife how to vote?

From an advertisement la
belled, This ad is paid for by
former students of DR.. Bryan, F"
we Gull this interesting, IL I'M
grammatical information:
"P stands for Peace, but Poin-
dexter don't.
"H stands for Harmony, but
Humphrey don't"
Why do they take that under
hand way of ridiculing an educa-
tor?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-12
ZAIMIS
CABINET
RESIGNS

. ATHENS, Sept. 1.-Premier
Zaimis has submitted the resigna-
ton of the Greek cabinet, it was
officially announced today.
The prime minister said various
incidents of an international char
acter have prevented him from
dealing satisfactorily with the ex-
ternal situation.
King Constantine is making ev-
cry effort to persuade him to re-
consider.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-12
HUMPHREY TRIED
TO GET TEA OFFICE

Frank G. Ross came in today to
remind us that 1t was Congress
man Humphrey who, only about
year ago, was engaged In try
ing to move Tacoma's federal tea
testing office to Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-12
NAME OF WILSON
ON BALLOT WOULD
ADD 10000 VOTES
Omitted Press Leased Wire)

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Chair-
man Mccormack. of the demo-
cratic national committee, today
said:
You must remember the Maine
election was local. President Will
sons name was not on the ballot.
II am sure that If it had been.
the democratic party would have
polled 10000 more votes"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-12
UNITED Press Leased wire)

AUGUSTA, Maine, Sept. IA
Return of progressives to the re-
publican fold will make the G. o.
P. majority in Names election
yesterday over $4,000, practically
complete returns today showed.
The reunited party made a
clean sweep of it-gubernatorial,
senatorial and congressional.
1t increased republican strength
in the state legislature.
The republicans claim that
practically 100 per cent of the
Bull Moose returned to the old
party.
On National Issues.
The republican victory was
made impressive in the fact that
their fight and the democratic de-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-12

With the Bear on the
rocks and the Beaver CATCH
ing fire at sea, these be siren
nous days for the menagerie
ships.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-12

A Tacoma paper which consid-
cred 1t necessary this morning to
plead on page one that the cleo
ton of Humphrey is Western
Washington's Opportunity" will
be remembered as the same paper
which, two years ago, supported
North Yakima Jones against a
Western Washington man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-12

Any kind of weather the wealth
err man hands out to Puyallup
this week will be fair weather.
The only question is whether it
will be bad fair weather or good
fair weather.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-12

QUEBEC-Ten workmen lost
their lives when the central span
of the Quebec bridge collapsed
yesterday as it was being lifted
into place, >the st. Lawrence
Bridge Co., contractors. an
nounced this afternoon after COM
pleting a check of their employees.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-12

tunitea Press Leased W1r<)
FAIR CHANCE, Pa. Sept r..
Three men were reported kill
ed at $50 this AFTERNOON when
an explosion wrecked the Dup',nt
powder works near here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-12

NEW YORK-A new leader of
the war brides took its place in
Stock Exchange records Tuesday.
General Motors, which jumped AZ
points to 642 against low in 1914
of s25 a share, outdid Bethlehem
Steel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-12

A MARRIED MAN SELDOM
GETS THE LAST WORD, BE-
CAUSE OF HIS INABILITY TO
REMAIN AWAKE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-12

The main conclusion to be
drawn from the Maine cleo
ton is that there isn't any.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-12

Clearings ....$ $50. 965. -
Balances ..... 9o.93e. %
transactions .... 1.24l.o46.o1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-12
Talk O the Times

The board of strategy is
the kind you get at-well,
we won't be too specific, but
at n certain Tacoma avenue
boarding house.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-12
FLASHES

Omitted Press Leased Wire)
, NEW YORK-Second campaign
trip of Charles e. Hughes will be-
gin Monday after a five days
rest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-12
Our Best
Attention


Everything Of a bank
ing nature entrusted
to our care, receives
our best attention.
We shall be glad to
have a share of your
business.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-12

NEW LONDON, Conn. = The
condition of Mrs. Annie e. Howe,
President Wilson's sister, was
unchanged Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-12

Full Leased Wire Service United
Press Association.
Complete news and feature serv-
ice Newspaper Enterprise Associa-
ton.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-04
OTHER VIEWS


AtNNfNfANiI TOT hNNNi
IN Washington fhtN arc taking of
fhv grade of hfindier Ncneral tnr Cot
vnel Seofer A. ne,d. whn surprised
Rnd Eeatierd thr Nlnista ramp az
Guerrero altar ~ houfs ~ hsfa rianie
with no timr taken oui Tor rsuons
and mishi, little for palls at the cam
teen. We fancy Calauri undd doss noi
think go much ~ nis days work as
hiA adulirtfa dn. and that he l. the kind
~ man who would want io complete
the job Before arcertlne tht thanks oi
hspdqnnftefa or "a nvw commission
from the bands of lhe president
1hSar b. speciai eunevrn that Col
onel puad should no suitably rewarded
Tor his work in Mexico because De
autulxaticals, Will np retired from the
active list ga iply 70. al ihr ane ~
"a. Frederick Funston, a volunteer ~
ficer. was made a 1tlaadlor general ia
80. Tor canturina Asunaido aud ~
then had - 2oars Ia serve in tho
United states army General Funston.
y. = A. did a dafins and romantic
piece ~ work n l.unon. h has atfnne
hold upon the Imagination.
Still, We venture 20 say that Il Col.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-04

.nei Ii.,id bays innrhH Villa iy ihH
heels 49, viii have done more dlfn.
cult faiaa ma there should Nt Q"
question atohf hlH procession 90 me
eve ~ retirement % % ran De- mem
nptd De- To- iu fhs power ~ conHftsa
a. give him the rack With soc 'tift
pay. Furthermore. whether 'nl"nti
nadd bags villa ur hos. coHnfess must
not neglect inls finr csvalrBman it
seems nhs frpI0ach a. me cu4nuy
that such an efficient and meuiunogs
nniete ahaaia uf only colonel iH fhe
ahadou ~ fht RETURNS age Nev iQfa
SIM
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-04

HuhHcrihors. when orderine charge
Of address. should give both tne pld ana
new addresses Carriers nv The Caller
Day rasn Tor their papers ana are gn-
able 90 extend mure than weeks
er-.;t O. ruhaeflhOfs. Their mnfFin
Of profit Is small. and q rev losses elii
be kaenly folt subscriptions arc due
the carriers. and not The Caller Pub
teiing Company, Complaints ~ H"f.
Vice. 1rdsfa 10 start ~ discontinue d.
hwy " the pai,ef ami changes ~ ad-
as-aa. al,ould boz addressed ~ toie9hon-
81 % the
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
Phone So
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-04

In b~ylng here YOU can be assure
that prices are rIghtand styles are RICH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
Isr Of Mus-arhusctt. Roads.

IA order to know villa, use is made
OF road. IL is necessary to count
the vehicles passing over il. preferably
during twcnty-four hours. OF, different
days o: the week and at different sea-
sons OF the year Such count is
called Ii traffic census; il is the scien-
title substitute for tn" gupcrNisor's
guess that tho travel over the road
Is sometimes heavy" and sometimes
medium The Massachusetts High
way Commission took its first traffic
census in la0o anG IL took another In
1918. which showed that thu total
traffic on all roads had Increased ii5
per cent in that period. This is sig
n!ticant in itself Of the development
in transportation which follows road
Improvement. but it is only :; part Of
the story. When the first census was
made CT per cent of Che vehicles were
drawn by horses, while last year such
vehicles Were only 17.J per c.ut. The
annual increase in the ntirnber OF self
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

useful players were not.
c%oGi, Md Smith. OF The University
OF California. former Penn full back
mas "hai he considers to bc the most
r!Sahle pair "f guards he has ever
sesn--M onle% aud i.iversedgc. The
"ciahS 251 pounds, is remarkably fast
on MS tGet. and the strongest man on
III: r"citIc Coast. Tn. other. Liver
pou""f N weight. "Xpericnccd line
man. anh one 90 the best weight
;hrG,w"ra N America. lie .ilolds the
worlds record FOR the jayciin and IL,
The Sh"tpu;. ANA WAS second in the
Hisrn. ~ ;i," recent championships at
The 1916 annual meeting OF the
Ana!YiT :,'Iietic Union Of the ,'nit.d
state" will b held ia New York city
"m Mond'sy. Nov"inber 90. Tie record
national registration and legislation
committees VIII meet on the sunday
Aitern09n preceding the annual meet
on All me American and worlds rec
ords which have been claimed during
the past wear
Eerubiic has received oitcinI notice
iT"m rs minister il, faris. Or. Rafael
the Olympic Games Committee in Paris
the contests Of 1929 will be held in
Ii"'aha pfcNiu"d governmental ar
fahschcntS ana preliminary details can
bc terminated succcsSfuliy.
some eight months ago Mayor Frcyf G
d- Andradc wrote {" thr committee in
charge % the games and proposed that
the next meet u. held in tho Cuban
capital. 4 delegate was sen, 10 Cuba
ana carefully examined what Havana
had to oifcr for such "a contest ANA
his report evidently impressed the com
mission favorably.
PRESIDENT Menocal has named Il COM
inittcc to formulate guarantees and
plans. ana they will NEE, with the au-
thorities in - few days TO decide what
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

answer shall he sent to the Intcrna-
iional Olympic COMMITTEES. 1t is de-
elared that the answer will be salts
factory.
Gold baseball trophies will be pre-
sciied 70 all members OF the Harvard
IN The Victories over Yale and Prince
tt9n IN 1910 at u dinner TO be held at
the Harvard Gluh of Boston, on the
Hred Mitchell, coach of the team: 3.
Wendcll, .lr.. o.; @. Il. Abbott. captain
Of the ~ team, and most OF the mem;
to he present and make speeches.
Every golfer knows the excuses tina t
play, The state of the green the glare
OF the sun, u cross wind, wet gIass
and TIE wagSinG. Of IL dogs tail, the
= minute before. something wrong
with ones clubs. balls shoes or gloves,
having sat up SO late the night be-
49,. I'm ma ma .;, said caI'lie. In
mex iii, excuses for hiSsr at Eowt. It's
GowferS sud jeest TAX things AS they
come and be contentit. In ma opeenion
I nIi;S.r f2l<s m Ike '9 sho" OF bit bu,
when 81 mon cusscs his-self' for bad
Play; he d"esna jeese believe it; an
body else tae believe it either"
WHAT do you find, as you've carried
Clubs for score of years. what do you
find II Is that mostly makes players
lose their tempers ut gowf?"
Lots ~ things sir. There's some
that losses at them that's playn'
against thcm, whan they're two or
three up; 'hem's vera fulish. And
there's some that gets angry wi their
partners when they're twa or three
think II they would jccst baud their
wheesht they'd play "A hantil better.
I've sed Il mons fa:e get red wi few
dams. and then he was d deal calmerer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
JOHNS HOPKINS IMPROVING.
TiPPETT SHIFTED FROM
HALF TO QUART ERBACK
Former Virginia Star Doing Much 4"
Aid Baltimore l:lcveH--tonctcn
Rely On His Toe t. WIN.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
IL LIE NOR Z. A..iu i..,. ~ lu..

Especial 10 The Times Disputch.I
DAlTiMokE. oc,ohcr 2s;-One Of
1919 team Ut the uuvcrSity OF w
lima has bcen nd""h 10 thc johns
.t;;ycd hall back ioI Inc ola dominion
i;iaI season. d.cided not 10 return 10
4omewood institution. whcr" he now
D; playing.
iippettN playing asu.nst iale ln.t
inii elicited warm COMMUNICATIONS from
Walter camp hC; ms principal feat
Tor che NirgIn,ans Was yunklus the
Hecrgia game our III the fire ia tue
.cored on am intercepted forward pass.
and Nirt init's laureis wer. in danger
before ii'ne was calico. th1 WhiHir
uicW second aiicr thc bail Was
allowed IN" play L. Il" completed. and
the perfect roal saved Virginia from
sharing tnc hoEora o. Southern root
Dail with Gcorsi;i.
Coach Bremnick, OF hopkins. viii
make III" mos; OF Tipp";ts drnp-kir1-
M ability. and of his hunting prowess.
averaged from iorty-fvc 20 H.iy. yards,
and IL will d..>lnos, Of IN. broting Tor
WAYS has PLACED hair b?cK before.
iircinicL h,n installed him II the pilot
aptitude az. ra:,idly mailing him n
valuable quarter back.
That the Hopkins season is TO be one
~ steady developinemt IS indicated by
the Improvement Of the Black and Blue
forwards in the Washington College
and Gettysburg games. The Home
wood contingent got away 10 "a rather
discournging start his year The
early season games were Won. to be
sure, but not in the decisive fashion
sought by Br.niick and Wilkinson.
The team !taclf played inland out foot
dali for two ".css but is beginning 10
find itself now. and to display the
powcr that has been laicnt heretofore.
The local eleven hope. L" spring II
few surprises during the remaining
contests The Hlaci. and Blue offensc.
thus far, has been conint L 10 straight
football with occasional forward
pass Of the simplest kind, but Brcnnick
Is giving his then a loi o! stun this
week that IS calculated 10 keep their
LcfCuS. GUESSING
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

propelled vehicles has been about 20
per cent. and the annual decrease in
! III" uunbor OF horse -,lrawn vehicles
about . pc: cent. Bat PERHAPS the
most significant OF all The ii.urcs, at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

continued from Third pase)
cations the club VIII have one OF the
finest courses in this section By sprimt;.
The tennis courts also are being takc:,
care OF. and IT * not improbab!" that
several blf tournaments Will be
brought here before long.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

least to those responsible for the con.
s'ruction and maintenance OF roads.
Is the astonishing record or an Increase
W -"V per cent In motor-truck travel
from 1912 to 1915 iHfi -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

The iSencLictiue College eleven had a
Hard battle yesterday. but Coach Amos
suoccv,lcd in drilling sufficient fooibai:
!utp ,nv heads OF his charges !" PR,
N"at u defeat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

mated II uiay", We are inclined I
thinE that #ti!i higher standard has
uecn SO, mis- yc"i--;tnu at u time whe "A
tnc desire 40 viii h"S been. II such "a
thing iS possible kccnci' tnin in ;,rcvi-
',GS years. Examples OF devotion To
the ethics OF Spor; ananShip were al
ways IN evidence durim. ih.. ch.,mpion-
snip. Close decisions We're never uucS-
toned by so much as Il critici2ing look.
although they were frequently inn
mcnsciy important and occasionally
open IL question.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

The national indoor track aud field
championships Viii take place in New
YORK CITY on Saturday evening, March
u. The place where these champIon-
ships VIII be held has not as yet beef,
definitely decided upon. IT il; possible
that ttc championships committee will
;avor Madison Square Garden. where
the oh tnpionshipS we're held each year
untii last year, when they were held
at ;hc Twcnty-sccon Regiment
ArinSrN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

We are Informed by ularini, head
lines that Il "flighwa ymun holds TIP q
lfaddie." In these days OF cvcr-increas-
ini. costs II must be admitted that the
:ootpad displayed commendubic Ju,lg-
hent IN picking ON the caddic rather
tli.In his boss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

t!ujsucu OF Virginia vii dud some
interesting Information III The Chart o!
game laws published III another column
o-,!ay. Tao Times Dispatch plans 10
.;ivc them considcrati" space this sea-
ON II thoy will let the sporting editor
i,iuw what they ar. doing: Send -
telephone notes about TN" size OF you.
Gags and Your lucit 10 the sporting
department. Your Nfiauds viii bv GLAD
~ know what N,4&, SIS YOU ar. having.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

Tiie more wc hear Of calamity howl
crs the more are wc Inclined 20 be-
i'rvc that the teams in which they are
Interested win hc the winners. Look
81 Richmond college. S;ar players out.
others lAcking thu punch. and tho en-
thusiasn and The rootcrS "oniinluE
themselves 10 walks ia the woods. r;tth-
or than To the stadium where III"
team is pr1cticinp. Thcu notice the
score at the next game.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
CASUAL MEETING.
CLEARS MYSTERY
OF FIFTY YEARS

f. mr,t tu r.utn rri Tive with lh,u. ,s
UU GuuH luuriou and n,lisu ih.
.mtr ,n.' ~, uuut 1r urporimrt io
,.rpc uut ulU fu
n 'sv murrle Hiyr H, we pWW,i
3 snuU trHop,f.. t'i,i uT d,'riInu
HuI sentenced io seven f,,f. wprHuu.
u,ut m H federal i1il located u that
Iu, un tu IlUui u,Bf H1u luuDs,U
Weds indian Maiden.
Murphy bplspu tr have IrrUu, duUply
infatuated with the 'huythN Wnidcu Nho
l1t onrr rescued him pud. when hi.
term had expired returned iu indian trI.
tltUN and married her
Thus h-unminl Hu uivm1fu,d mru.
l.r ui ih' irils and wat hriNr,n tho
white. and Indians having ,umy tp an
,Il h, settled down iu ihp 900, ~
i.urlWHu 'rt bIw'f Hui HIa,d Hm
Co., Ne dIrH .uW' fHuN IrHu Huu
had noted iH. H.t 'n1f ihr utWo
.f murphy pus4f.I with auur u.
I ,nN boz fHr u.Hrr lBlU. uf u.lrHH.
wH indians uH q NWuIl. u dis
.. sims fn, irwHIktil. sinf,. hui UtIi,
U.I it.l i.tf uus eff m, rui HrIs Ild
N.nH utYf.H 'nIuug iND utyfmHffi,I
tf|H.ps uUf HHf, 4 ,Nis.i. Hi ,Hfn, "a
.uu. ,WsUJ, iU tab, H ifIp in ihr east.
,rn nlt n' ir, state tnd Eri acquainted
With 'hr auuNiuE mrWr,fs ny wN
UrHIHyrs family
90 have Written uH' ib, sinn sHd sent
W back a. n, wupr lH Ntiur u viii
Hs gftilNinr iu Them 900 '1 krov ihnt
tny stri, ui m. bfWNrif atnrrr dis
appearance Has hrrH nrnii, ,lrafvd ,frr
inD Hps, ui HaN ,'ntuu
Ni M1u.N t ID ,irBu.yHi Sew Inr.
iHni husinvss wau uf mlldh axe ii,
tpfosf,s himf'ii '. dy.WNird with uh
bhpns ,nd tlr husin'u upruiuriic,
here ii' tv.rn,ly sc.utvi charter fot
n nsnufariufluF ybnccru NJ whi,h ~,
Nil' be- ~, Hrah " will be- iu,alsl q"
Oklahoma tiy and D. " l.sin business
this week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
STATE TO halt ACTIVITY
DURING BURWELL BURIAL

pubu. 8ui normal -,huoIs "f th,N.,Nt,
he removed io West Virginia where h.,
studied law II, completed bis law "du.
,1'inn u kansas ON Dec %. lssN hr
married Mise NEn"s Jane Carnohnu Of
Hop" Kan he Wns admitted 10 tho
bar re- sal.u, 100 lNau and later removed
foo Gypsum Dlu whore he prIUuoyU iu
IN1u.9' rlso acting as cts r.rrk
IN 1891 Judge lurN'll came tD OhUr
homi r.il ,nd-tpnncd law partnership
with g. Scott " Ne became Interested
In No, Indian situation and his attention
tu 10, condition and treatment of th,
different tribe. Iced 'n his appou.ae eul
ss ussuylul, justice ot the territorial ~
ptrm, court 100 lsps This appointment
Nus mtd. hH M, president vi that
time there were u,r judirinl dssyots
Iul Judge HurWcll represented IT, Nird
district un the supreme bench That
district of which Judge RuiWcl wa. ~
ofn,lu district Judge embraced Okhho-
M. cleveland Gton and rottHVattomie
curnti,s
Judge GurWol established an ,nyiablc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
WORD OF GOOD GRUB MAY
ATTRACT MEX. PRISONERS

COLUMBUS. N VI Apru 3 Monday,
five days nncr the forces OF Francisco
villa began their flight from the bat
ucficid nj Guerrero before the victorious
AmerlcanS details of the pursuit are
sim lacking
Som' apprehension wsS expressed here
M"ndnN IN ~ iocular way that the mill
Hry uuthoritlns mri be confronted with
% rodichmcnt similar to that Of the Fort
Hll,s Officials who. m 1913 held 5000
Mexican refugees prisoners. Word ~ tho
regular meals given the prisoners soon
reached their friends on the outside, with
the result that each morning roll oal
q lHrprr number Of MrNcans responded
than hod answered the day before
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
PLANS APPROVED
FOR WATERWoRKS
Citizens Advisory Committee,
However. to Make an
investigation.

Oklahonu GUYS board ot ,ommhslon-
ers approved unanimously nud without
change of amy dctall the WnterWulks
storage system rcrsutly 'uhmiticd hr
Cry Engineer Mcclure and encouraged
hy colchUted engineer. from nftr Tho
board took the notion Monday momlnG
However. the commissioner decided 10
appoint Il citizens o1mmitlr" ot 70 OF
10 prominent men from 1ll walk. uf Ito
for the purpose OF having 30 ru over al
the plans details ana approve or sur
eest changes or dissppro,, in the entire.
~
Thu committee wa cNpoDtdS to be-
assembled Monday afternoon. nnd the
bpard win meet TursT1, ,u pk, define
itc action
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
FIFTY DANCING PARTNERS
STEP ALIKE,
LsFa.s, ci," ~ N, s..cn ro,Io.,

largest cis" ~ the s.son ro,lcn,.
students ~ rfcfessor L. D. nutl.t,cs
DANCE q, ever class with nn, alfte,sn,
pertneis which snablss them 10 s,eom.
accustomed 10 putic,icks un,,.,.ai
,iep' when ,sushl s, Eu,nd nj r,n
dame Win an,ons In an, p,r o, ,,s
,on1'tv end no, sisp on cut na,ins
toes d., bis 'lsss starts i,nish, ,,.fn ~
~" rorulsr dances 'or ~ ur Tus.aa,
rhnrs'a' and SATURDAY msft. student.
ems invited friends Nln danu - Ala,
-" and in'ihilun unlt asssnMt
~ married rsupis indt.d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
REVIVAL IS AR0USING
INTEREST: BIG CROWDS

Roy g. %. fairfield. pastor or the
Washington avenue baptist church a
assisting W Il lHrp. evangelist uom
lhe Southwest Baptist Theological somI
nary of Fort worth. Texas. IN s'tir.
OF revival meoturs lsug held In the
Washington N,pnuc church The service.
-,arted suudA, aud were attended h
large crowds who rvino"d much interest
\ chorus Choir ls one Of the interesting
features of lhn services Young p'oprH
meeting VIII bo held every Tuesday and
Friday afternoons ut o',lorh. and gen.
'fal mocirs ever, d1I nr ESQ and
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