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The Washington times., 1917-01-27

and be continued Q splendid success
with The Times until last week.
Has Many Friends.
His work and his personality made
him many friends, and one Of these
wanted him. General Manager Jen-
nings, OF the Crow Motor Sales Com
pany, appreciating his forcefulness
and tendency OF purpose took him
out Of newspapers and made him
sales promotion manager.
weisblatt should make good In his
new association. He has practically
every qualification and It Will be
big surprise to his host OF friends and
associates II he does not make an I'M
qualified success OF IL.
The Crow Company II at this time
distributor in New York, Baltimore,
Washington. and Richmond for the
Hal, Stutz, and Crow-Elkhart cars.
The Washington times., 1917-01-27
SISTER sARAH's FUNERAL.

Funeral services for Sister Sarah.
for ALMOST fifty years in charge OF st.
Johns Orphanage. who died Thurs
day. will be held at st. Johns Church,
Lafayette Square, at 4 o'clock today.
The Rev. Roland Cotton Smith will
officiate. Interment will be in Rock
Creek Cemetery beside the graves of
two sisters. and among the children who
passed away while she was in charge
OF the orphanage. The trustees OF
the institution will be honorary pail
bearers. The children of the orphan
age will attend the services, as will
the Ladies' Aid Society
The Washington times., 1917-01-27
PLAYERS TO GIVE DANCE.

The Mt. Pleasant Players are to
give their second dance Friday even
ing, February .. at the Arcade. The
the Christmas holidays, was very sue
cessful. The next play to be presented
by the organization is THE Devil"
and V. Gilmore Iden will enact the
leading role. The play probably will
be given in Central High School, 1t
is stated, about the middle of Febru-
airy. The play Is to be presented by
Group A Of the players. This will be
followed by the presentation OF THE
Man from Denver a few weeks later
by Group B, ii is stated.
The Washington times., 1917-01-27
HAS NEW NAME FOR BEANS
Policeman Surprised by Sudden En-
counter With "calorIes."

Do you know what q calory Is?
There Is at least one member of the
Washington police force who did not
know until yesterday morning.
The story IL being told around Pc
lice Court that one OF the big
"huskies"s was reading the menus
which have been submitted for trial
to President Wilson. He came to the
line Total, 100 calories," suffered
a moment. looked surprised, and said:
swell. when did they begin calm
beans by that manner"
The Washington times., 1917-01-27
AUTO MACHINERY
INGENIOUS MARVEL
Compared to Continuance TAX
ing Place of Dozen Wallets
for Human.

waldemar Kaempffeft in a recent
issue OF Golfers drew comparison
between the finishing of an auto
mobile and>what might be a similar
scheme in the ordinary mans life IL
machinery were to serve humans as
it serves automobiles.
Says Kaempffert:
"Suppost that there were a contri-
vance that would take the place of a
dozen menials, nothing more o. less
than an automatic bathing, tooth
cravat-tying, and dressing machine
something about the size of a DON
key engines boiler and packed with
about as much mechanism as q clock.
Suppose that the machine were in
stalled in your home.
Every Act Automatic.
after you have been dinned out o.
your bed by an insistent alarm clock,
you divest yourself Of your pajamas,
walk up to tho machine, open a door,
and step in. Carefully closing the
door, you pull a lever. There is q
whirring, followed by q shower of
water. You are taking your bath, Me-
chanical brushes scrub you from head
to foot with a automatically calcu-
lated innocuous pressure.
Suddenly the water ceases to rain
down. A Turkish towel dries you
from top to toe in a brainless but eff.
-ficient way. Hardly has the last drop
Of water been absorbed from your
left big toe when q. toothbrush APP
pears. Knowing what to expect, you
open your mouth until the brush is
withdrawn. Then you are given q
mouth wash.
Carefully and Quickly.
AN arm Is thrust out for q measured
distance and your face is Iathered.
More wbirring OF wheels. Two iron
clamps seize your head and hold it
gently but firmly while an electric
. safety razor working on the prin-
ciple OF a miniature lawn mower,
shaves your cheek and chin with ten
derness and dispatch. While the witch
hazel and talcum powder are blown
on you in just the right quantity, two
mechanical military brushes descend
from above and part your hair in the
way most becoming to you.
piece by piece your clothes are
draped on you. Even your collar Is
: fastened with a little buttonhook.
simultaneously you are lifted bodily
and your shoes are pulled on your
(eets laced and polished.
"If there were such a machine
which would automatically take you
as so much raw material and manu-
facture you in ten minutes into a
Beau Brummel you would never cease
to gasp in amazement at the inhuman-
ly human way in which 1t performed
its functions. You would say, mans
ingenuity has reached the utmost.
And yet the automatic machines of
a motor car factory are just as mar
velousr
The Washington times., 1917-01-27
ELECTION AT G. W. U.
Bertram Groesheek Is Made Grand
Senior Marshal.

Bertram Groesbeck. student in the
Medical School at George Washington
University and star Of the basketball
team. has been elected grand senior
marshal by the senior classes Of the
nine departments Of the university.
d. H. Cannon, OF the Law School,
prominent in debating circles, and John
s. Bixler, member Of the student coun-
ell and enrolled in the department Of
arts and sciences, have been selected
assistant marshals.
The election committee was composed
of-W. S. Hance. jr., II. d. Shapiro. Miss
Martha McGrey. and Elmer KAyser.
The Washington times., 1917-01-27
SECURES TIRE AGENCY
Ajax Product Will Be Handled by
HartIa Motor Company.

The Hartig Motor Company has
this week been appointed local dis
tributer for Ajax tires.
Consistent with its policy OF last
year the Ajax Tire Company has just
announced that the guarantee Of
mileage on its tires VIII prevail dur
ing 1917, except that, instead of put
ting its assurances at $500 miles, all
purchasers of their product may have
written guarantees on Ajax tires for
5000 miles.
The plan is Internationally a good
one, and after the most convincing
argument OF the dealer there is moth
ing quite as satisfying to the indi-
vidual car owner as the written word
of the factory that it stands back Of
the guarantee.
Hartig plans a four-story building
for the home of Ajax. The building
planB are we'll under way and the
structure itself will probably be com
pIeted some time in the spring.
The Washington times., 1917-01-27

E. P. Singer. Richmond. st
s. A. aorett. Richmond. Ma
tional.
L. l.. Clayton. Lynchburs
National.
A. J. Hutcherson and wife
Norfolk, National.
J. II. Simms and wife, Rich
mond. National.
Mrs. F. Z. Bowman. War
renton, Nag Willard.
Mrs. julia Katie, Warren
ton. New Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Burns
Radio, oxford.
Robert Gordon, Alexander
Oxford.
T. H. Russell. stAunton
Ebbitt.
W. W. cabell. University,
Ebbitt.
Frank stahl, Richmond, Eb'
bitt.
John Long, Frederick, Ma
tional.
W. G. Ewing, Petersburg,
National.
N. A. Malty. Charlottesville,
National.
c. A. Utz, Barbourville, Ma
B. s. Utz. Madison. National
]. B. Earle, Mildale. Ma
Geo. n. Chaplin, stauntOn
National.
C. D. Scott. Purcsllvills, Ma
tional.
Chas. B. Valentine. Rich
mond. National.
T. r. Miller, Strausburs' Ma
8. N. Brown, National.
+. II. Booker, Norfolk. Har
w 4. Carsen. Capitol Pa-k
w. =. Carsen, jr., Capito
Miss Louisa Carsen, Capt.
toll Park.
B. F. Arthur, winchester
Capitol Park.
]. Porter and wife, Capito
Park.
Mrs. Grayson N. Hall, Th'
Plains, Capitol Park.
w. s. Taylor, Norfolk
Capitol Park.
Henry J. Hammond. Cul
pepper, Capitol Park.
J. X. willis. Charlottes
VILE, Capitol Park
James Cannon, Jr.. Rich
mond, Capitol Park.
W. A. stone, Uniontown
Continental
Miss Benschoter. Wes'
Point, Continental.
N. Pitcher. jr., West Point
Continental.
r. W. Du Pury and wits
Norfolk. Raleigh.
Mrs. r. J. Price, Norfolk
Raleigh.
6. Keiner. Newport News
Raleigh.
]. c. Groner. EorfoIk. Har
rington.
E. n. lane. Attavista. Har
rinEton.
J. +. West. woodbridSs
R; sens .: Wright Roanok.
c; ?; Daley. Roanoke
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Barron
Norfolk. Congress Hall.
VERMONT.
Charles II. Jones, Barre
ST., James.
WASHINGTON.
W. Z. Custes. Vancouver
Cochran.
Thomas Burke. Seattle, Coch
William z. Adams. Seattle
Metropolitan.
James N. Daley, Seattle
Metropolitan.
WEST VIRGINIA.
II. o. Trout. MartinsburE
National.
George p. Walters, Mar
tInsburE. National.
G. T. Male, Charles Town
National.
]. de w. Robinson, Graf
ton. Driscoll.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. johnson
Charleston. Driscoll.
Mrs. =. LS Grove. Clarks
burg. Capitol Park.
W. v. Frazier, Wheeling
Capitol Park
v. r. johnson. and wife
Rerkley Springs, Cont
Miss Virginia johnson,
Berkeley Springs. Continen
c. l.. Henson, Denmar. vii
mat.
WISCONSIN.
n i. Pine, Oshkosh. Capt
toll. Park.
E. s. Pattison, Durand
Continental.
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Nationals
L.. II. Rosen, Philadelphia
National.
L. A. Jeaumand, Phlladel
phia, Harris.
Samuel j. Blacllwood, Phil
adelphia, HARRIS.
W: b: Shaffer' Nazareth
Harris.
J. J; Rabella. Altoona
Harris.
John c. McGraw and wife
Newcastle. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. 10
gan. Eddlngton, Capito
Park.
]. Henry Beck, Philadel
phia, Capitol Park.
Jennie L. Mahoney, wilkes
barre, Capitol Park.
Mrs. J. NJ. Schooley, wilkes
Barre, Capitol Park.
c. A. Ernst. Philadelphia
Capitol Park.
II. G. Spaulding, PhIladel
phla. Capitol Park.
T. w. Hanson. Ph.Iadel
phia, Capitol Park.
James II. Hall, Greensburg
Capitol Park.
James J. Davis, Pittsburgh
Continental.
Thomas L. Haines and wife
Ellwood City, Continental
II. G. Walker and wife, Ell
wood city, Continental.
H. r. Fellenbaum, Phila
delphia, Continental.
Otto Wagner, Ambridge
Continental.
K. r. Wagner, AmbridRe
Continental.
John w. Ford. PHILADELPHIA
Continental.
f. L. Ruby. PhfladelphIa
Continental.
Daniel Wade. PHILADELPHIA
Continental.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Keith
Pittsburgh. Continental
J. /. Edmonds. Cory. RaIeIHl
c. L. Flood. Philadelphia
Raleigh.
J. w. st. Clair. Johnstoyn
Harrington.
r. f. Hill, PHILADELPHIA
Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. O'MaI,
ley. Susauehana, Sterling
Leon d. Brown. Scranton
Sterling.
]. W. Fountas, York, Ster
ling.
PHILIPPINES.
J. d. Oliver. ManIIs
Raleigh.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Col. q. !. Bond. Charles
town, Willan.
z b. Carey, Charlestown
willard.
R. L. Green, Charleston
Harris.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
d. W. stevenson. Lead
Raleigh.
TENNESSEE
W. v. Hamilton. Knoxville
National.
c. wiseloEec. Memphis
Congress Hall.
TEXAS.
f. 8. SaRdmeyer. Ebbitt.
E. L. Holmdahl, Ell Paso
Varnum.
A: E. Gordon, Mercedes
Harris.
VIRGINIA.
r. Beck. Richmond. Lincoln
Il. y. Smith, Cochran.
F. A. Campbell, Roanoke
Metropolitan.
E. II. Russell, Frederi-ks
burg. Metropolitan.
Warner II. Russell. Fder
ericksburg, Metropolitan.
W. Y. 'Stickler. Metropolitan
Robert ". Gray, LeesburE
Metropolitan.
II. T. Russell. Richmond
Metropolitan.
A. II. sCovIngton, Culpeper
Metropolitan.
J. Thompson. Brown an
wife. Metropolitan.
r. W. Bell. Percellvillc
Metropolitan.
II. j. Price. Richmon
Metropolitan.
George A. Garnet. Richmond
st. James.
Mr.. and MrS. IT. s. Perry
Richmond, st. James.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. r. Hotch
kiss. Richmond. 81. jams
L. La Ramsay. Richmon !
st. James.
l. B. Cline. jr.. EdenburE
St. JameE.
c. F. Headley. Edenburg
ST. James.
Isaac Bowman, Edenburg
ST. James.
Vivian Rollins and wife,
Port Conway. st. James.
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Winston.
II. J. GOette, Elmhurst. l.
l.. Winston.
John A. Damiano, Carona, L.
l., Winston.
NORTH CAROLINA
W. II. Arnum, National.
F. A. p. Bowmani. Will
mington. Varnum.
NORTH DAKOTA.
c. A. Leaman and wife,
Aberdeen, Raleigh.
c. NJ. F. Davis, Greensboro,
Raleigh.
]. J. Haiti, jr.. Raleigh,
Raleigh.
J. W. Jones. Salem Harrlrg-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Lee,
Congress Hall.
J. c. Cox. New Varnum.
Frank Stockvis, Driscoll.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Boden.
Winston.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Toler, Win
ston.
c. G. Robinson. YOungs,
town. Lafayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
West, Sedalia, Driscoll.
B. W. Moore. Cadiz, Var
mum.
H. NJ. Farrand, Cleveland,
willard.
w. J. schoenberser. Cleve-
land, willard.
c. NJ; stull. Marion. OK.
F. W. Br1nner.' Marion,
Oxford.
W. G. S. Culp, Cleveland
Metropolitan.
Daniel McGrath, Sutona,
Harris.
W. II. Boushton, Cincin,
natl. Capitol Park.
Charles z. Sorin. Cincln,
natl, Capitol Park.
Mrs. II. d. Campbell, La
Rue, Continental.
Miss Kramer, La Rue, Con.
unentai.
ID: II. Harvey and wife,
Marion, Continental.
L. y. Williams. ToIedo
Raleigh.
OKLAHOMA.
w. s. Thomas, Okla homa
City, Oxford.
OREGON.
NJ. F. GrisEs. Metropoli.
tan.
Louis F. Simpson, Portland.
st. James.
PANAMA.
Charles r. Williams, Shore
ham.
PENNSYLVANIA.
J. A. Cortman, Harrisburg,
Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Graham,
Pittsburgh, Hudson.
Miss Ada Robson, Center
Square, Cochran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett KInk
Philadelphia, New Villa ri
@; III. Bethson. Philadelphia
New Willard.
J. A. Brown. PHILADELPHIA
New Willard.
II. w. Warren, Devon. New
Willard.
Thomas W. Hulvee, Phi.a.
delphla, New Willard.
II. c. Phillips. Philadelphia
New Willard.
W. X. Byran. Philadelphia,
New Willard.
z W. MADEIRA, Philadelphia
Oxford.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Wilson
Philadelphia. oxford.
S. B. Detwiler. Philadelphia,
Oxford.
A. Berkman, PHILADELPHIA
Ebbitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Gorgas
philadelphia, Ebbitt.
+. W. Lawson. Philadelphia,
Ebbitt.
Miss Grace Ryan, Forest
Grove, Ebbitt.
F. Il. Stafford, Philadel-
phia, Bancroft.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Hoff-
man, Warren, Gordon.
G. u. McCleary and wife,
ChambersburE. Bellevue.
George Z. MitZsche. Phila-
delphia, Bellevue.
Theo. II. Hadley. Philadel-
phia. Metropolitan.
N. X. c. Fretz. Philadelphia,
Metropolitan.
Frank butcher, Versailles,
St. James.
James A. Russell. Braddock,
St. James.
S. L. Knapp and wife,
Coatesvilie. st. James.
T. W. Thompson, PhiIadel-
phia. St. James.
A. II. Fleisher, Philadelphia,
National.
The Washington times., 1917-01-27
SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAM.

William Stansfield, the organist
and choir director OF the First Con
gregational Church, has arranged
special programs Of music for the
Sunday morning and evening servi-
ces.
The Washington times., 1917-01-27

ALABAMA.
Mrs. o. L. McNaron. Albert
willie. Ebbitt.
Charles wegelin, Birming-
ham, Harris.
+. B. Smith. Birmingham,
Capitol Park.
B. H. johnson. Montgomery
Raleigh.
r. W. Hawkina Blrmins-
ham, Sterling.
Timothy Healy, Birmins-
ham, National
ARKANSAS.
c. w. White. Walnut
Ridge, Driscoll.
CALIFORNIA.
C. II. Borlon, Los Angeles,
National.
C. Z. Taylor, Raleigh, Har-
F. B. Stuart, orarry Creek,
Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Yost,
Los Angeles, Willard.
CANADA.
W. J. McMortin aud wife.
Winnipeg. Raleigh.
COLORADO.
c. Z. Hungling. Denver.
Tyson 8. Dimes. Denver.
willard.
CONNECTICUT.
Mr.: and Mrs. T. y Pardy,
PridReport, Continental.
Ale +. Schneider, New
Haven. Raleigh.
G. w. ouigley. New Bril-
tain, Winston.
W. B. Rossburg. New Bril-
tain, Winston
William Launsbury and
wife, Bridgeport, Metro
politan.
DELAWARE.
Mrs. z. L. Stanley, Will
minEton, Bancroft.
A. NJ. Vernon, Wilmington,
Bellevue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hall.
Dover. Bellevue.
Herbert Collins, Wilmington,
National.
-onNnA
A. n. King, National.
GEORGIA.
J. r. Mitchell, Atlanta, Har-
N. II. Van, Atlanta, Harris.
William Clark, savannah,
Harris.
George A. Pope and wife,
Savannah. Continental.
c. B. Keslhofer, Atlanta,
Raleigh
W. T. Wilson. Savannah.
Raleigh.
J. N. Leach. Atlanta, ster-
ling.
ILLINOIS.
r. II. Branden, Mooseheart,
New willard.
c. Tsorne, Chicago. New
H II. Kouisact. Chicago.
New Willard.
n. Marquiz, Chicago. New
Willard.
Leslie Craven. Chicago,
Richmond.
E. McCIanahan. Chicago
Richmond
=. Z. Barlow, Arlington, Ma
tionaI.
n. N. Camp. Chicago, Ma
tional.
c. w. Main, Chicago, Ma
tional.
A Benney, Chicago. Harris.
Charles w. Morton and wife
TayIorviIIe, Capitol Park:
William Chanes and Wife'
Chicago, Capitol Park.
& w. Beckett, Chicago, Con-
william Osborne. Hunting
ton. Raleigh.
F. A. Prandfoot and WIFE,
Chicago, Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. New
lem, Chicago, Harrington.
L D. stuart, Chicago, var
mum.
INDIANA
Frank Bsrnhart, Indianapo-
lis, Lincoln.
Charles MauKeluck, Indian
apolis, Lincoln
p q. Hedian, Indianapolis
Capitol Park.
Adolph BIccard, Indianapolis
Congress Hall.
Mrs r. F. Click, Indian
apoIis, Congress Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William z.
Nichon. Bloomington,
Driscoll. os,
Leroy George Gordon
BoonuIlle. Metropolitan.
KANSAS.
H. f. Hoffman, knsiey'
Sterling.
KENTUCKY.
Edward Latham, Padueah.
Raleigh.
NJ. o. Bryan and vile.
IAurencevIlle. Raleigh.
MAINE.
f. A. True. Hope, Wilmat:
l.. W. Eames. Waterville'
Winston.
MARYLAND.
Samuel Cushmsn, Baltimore,
Lincoln.
Miss Poole and sister, La
fayette.
]. &. Blake and vile,
Laurel. Bellevue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Los. Baltl-
more, Metropolitan.
c. II. Ward. Cumberland,
Metropolitan.
r. W. Oswald, Cumberland,
Metropolitan.
W. C. New, Baltimore, st.
James.
william V. Dawson. Ger
mantown. st. JameG.
]. G. George and wife, ST.
James.
r. C. Lacy. Baltimore. st.
James.
r. s. Hays. Baltimore. st.
James.
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The Washington times., 1917-01-27
G. w. U. BANQUET.

The annual BANQUET OF the Engi-
neering Society OF George Washing
ton University will be held February
-21.
The Washington times., 1917-01-27

, ]. Hills Robson. Sandy
Spring, st. James.
Western Starr, Nesbourn,
National.
]. d. Bowling. National.
BENJAMIN Mayer, Balti-
more. National.
F. W. Leith, Mcdonald,
Naional.
W. C. Flowers. College
Park, National.
W. D. Poole, Baltimore. Har-
C. S. johnson, Baltimore.
Harris.
]. o. English and wife, Bal
timore. Capitol Park.
W. Oscar Collier, Easton,
Continental.
c. F.. Smith, Leonardtown,
Continental.
H. S. Gardper, Baltimore,
Continental.
Leon FiShel, Baltimore, vii
mat.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Arthur Beenson, Boston, New
willard.
Theo. Baker, Boston, New
Willard.
Chester L. Dane, Boston,
New willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Munsey,
Boston. New willard.
G. c. Bacon, Boston, New
Willard.
Newton Emerson, Boston,
New willard.
J.SF. DER, Gloucester. Eo-
J. ]. o'Cailashan, Boston.
Cochran.
B. c. Mcclure. Lowell. La
fayette.
Guy II. Holiday. Boston.
II. A. whitman. Boston,
Congress Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. VIII
liams, Boston. Raleigh.
R: C. Douglass. Boston.
Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Jones,
Boston, Harrington.
n. E. Borden, Boston, HAr-
rington.
N. A. Frank. Boston. Met
ropolItan.
Herbert Spragon. Boston,
Metropolitan.
L. A. Winter. Springfield,
Metropolitan.
N. A. Frank. Boston. Ma
tional.
]. @. HiEgin and wife. Fall
River. National.
James p. Eaton and wife,
Auburn. National.
H. W. Day. Boston. Ma
J. H. rhaumer, Cambridge,
Harris.
II. J. Guernesy. Arlington,
Capitol Park.
z. E. Conover, worcestG,
Continental.
|. MICHIGAN.
Mrs. VI. II. Stone, Saginaw.
Richmond.
John r. Smith, Marshall,
Metropolitan.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G. Marshall.
Detroit. st. James.
Oswald F. Schache, Detroit,
National.
F. NJ. Hyneman, Detroit,
Continental.
]. d. Richardson. Detroit,
willard.
MINNESOTA.
Pierce Butler, ST. Paul,
Richmond.
Frank Satter. Minneapolis,
Bellevue.
MISSOURI
C. B. Webster, st. Louis,
New Willard.
Earl sheamans, Springfield,
J. B. Todd, Springfield, Eb-
]. ". culee. St. Louis, Ed
r. L. Willis. St. Louis, Eb-
E. O'! :. Burton. Mexico, Eb-
bitt.
W. D. Corkin, Kansas City.
Cochran.
W. W. Avery, Kansas City
Cochran.
G. l. johnson. Florence,
New Willard.
w. ". Herd. st. Louis,
Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Lester
Kansas City. Sterling.
]. C. Wilson and wife, St
Louis. Harris.
B. ]. Waugh, st. Louis, Capt.
tol Park.
n. ], Reid and wife, St.
Louis. Metropolitan.
MISSISSIPPI
T. ]. Davis. YaEoo City.
Harrington.
Claire Allen, Jackson, Har-
rlnEton.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
H. II. Randall, n. Conway,
7 Continental.
NEBRASKA.
F. G. odell. Omaha, Will
lard.
E. II. Bruening. Omaha.
Willard.
NEW JERSEY.
Fletcher Dwell, Lawrence
willie, Cochran.
Mrs. Theodore II. Dibble,
Camden, Cochran. .
Charles Edison, Orange,
Lafayette.
walker Gwynne, Summit.
Lafayette.
r. T. Pearson. Summit, La
fayette.
Robert sproot, Newark.
Metropolitan.
William Salt, Trenton, 81.
James.
". X. Blodgett and wife.
Port Pleasant. National.
W. W. washer, Hoboken,
Capitol Park.
X. Ne Jeme. NincentoVn.
Continental.
L. $. Schroeder, Princeton,
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STOPPING ATCAPITAL HOTELS?
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-08
HALF MILLION
FOR CUARDSMEN
PAY PROPOSED
Bill in Senate Would ApprOpri-
ate S500,000,
DOLLAR A DAY FOR EACH
Eleven Other Bills introduced
in Upper House,

An appropriation Of $4,000 to pay TO
the National Guardsmcn OF Oklahoma
now stationed on the border each 81 4
day is provided for in bill introduced
IN the senate this afternoon by Senator
Chase OF Now ata and Senator knight
Senate Bill 80 81 authorizes the state
auditor t. cause a payroll OF the troops
on the border TO be made up and ccrti-
fed and that on receipt ot such ccrtl-
tication TO issue warrants upon the state
treasurer The adJutant general Is to
certify to the payroll
Other Bills introduced.
Eleven other bills were introduced
Senate Bill 40. u BY Snyder and
Burns divides the thirteen Judicial dis
trlcts into nomination districts.
Senate Bill No ~ by Chase OF No
wata creates the office OF high N~riii
OF the senate authorizes the employ
mcnt OF deputies, defines the duties and
fixes compensation.
Senate Bill No "a by EdmundSor
provides for the transfer OF school chil.
dren between th cages OF ! and Il iron
one school district to another
Senate bill No j8 by Thomas, pro.
vides for the payment OF expenses OF
sheriff in Transporting prisoners &c
penal institutions
Senate Joint resolution No. 3 by
Thomas, authorizes the capitol commlS
sion to open streets IN the capltp
grounds
Report Presented.
Senator Bickel presented the repor
OF the special committee apportonn'
parts OF the governors message to sev
eral committees.
The heating apparatus OF the senat
chamber failed this afternoon and tn
chamber is cold and damp. Lieutenar
Governor Trapp expects 10 close IN
daily session as soon as regular bus'
ness is transacted because Of the cold.