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The Washington times., 1917-01-20
Number Here Is Enormous.
DELTA BETA sIes INITIATE.

Members initiated by the Delta Beta
Sigma Fraternity of the United States
College OF Veterinary Surgeons. at a
meeting last night, were w. b. Nc
Grath. C. L. Ferguson, X. T. Redfeld,
NJ. Coyle, w. r. Smith and H. A.
Morrey. An Informal smoker fol
lowed. Addresses were made by l..
c. Walbaugh. l.. r. Gerstung, d. g.
Heller, l.. B. Getz, H. NJ. Clarvo, A. g.
Hutton, ]. 3. Mcclellan, J. l.. Hart
raft. c. C. Weeks and c. n. Mansfield.
The Washington times., 1917-01-20

Mrs. d. R. Merritt, Oil
City, Harrington.
j. A. Hollaway. Philadelphia.
Raleigh.
Miss Ballock Richards.
Philadelphia, Congress
Mrs. Agness McFadden.
Philadelphia, Congress
F. W. Wise. Philadelphia,
Congress Hall.
John NJ. Norm. Pittsburgh,
Congress Hall.
Miss Kathryn Kennedy,
Philadelphia, Congress
Miss Anna McGInnis, Phila-
delphia, Congress Hall.
MISS Rose Frankel Phila-
delphia. Congress Hall.
Miss Catherine Spelker, Mt.
Pleasant. Driscoil
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p.
Glenn. Fairchance, Win
ston.
RHODE ISLAND.
Mrs. Annie L. n. Jenks
Pawtucket, Cochran.
Miss Agnes Brown, Paw
tucket, Cochran.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
j. T.; Rice and wife, Rock
Hill. Ebbitt.
Charles L. Paul, Beaufort,
Cochran.
SWEDEN.
Commander G. Risbey.
stockholm. Shoreham.
TENNESSEE.
Fielding II. Yost, Nash
Vile, Driscoll.
J. o. Devlin, Chattknooga,
Harris.
George r. Powell, Memphis.
Sterling.
E; q. Goodwin, Nashville
Raleigh.
II. Mcdonald. Nashville.
Raleigh.
TEXAS.
II. N. Beakley, San Antonio,
Willard.
Miss o. v. Ward, San An
tonic, Willard.
The Washington times., 1917-01-20
STATE FEDERATION
PLANS DISCUSSED
Movement to Erect Building
Here for Various Exhibits
Takes Form.

The movement to erect in the Cap
itaI a building to house exhibits OF
the agricultural and commercial ae-
tivities OF the States was given defn-
lite shape last night when rspresen-
tatives of fifteen State societies met
in the board room OF the District
building and organized q Federation
of State societies in the District.
Although the main object OF the
federation is to push the State sx-
hibit plan. the organization viii be
permanent. and. 1t Is expected. will
mark the beginning of new era in
the history of the State societies OF
the District.
Williams Made President
Nathan B. williams, OF the Ar
kansas Society. was elected president,
with Joseph j. o'Brien. a patent at
torney. Of the California Society. ~
secretary. The president will name
an executive committee within the
next few days to draw up constitu-
tion and name. to be presented for
approval at the next meeting.
The federation is planning to con-
duct a general headquarters for Wis
itors from the States represented in
the federation during Inauguration
week, and Snowden Ashford, munici-
pal architect. notified the delegates
last night that the old quarters of
Engine Company No. ., at Delaware
avenue and C streets. recently aban-
doned, could be used as inaugural
headquarters.
To Ask Chanher~, Ala
The federation will urge the
United States Chamber of Commerce
at its fifth annual meeting, which
begins January 81, to support the
State exhibit plan. The present plan
Is to have the Government furnish
the land and have each State erect
It's own building.
. Charles s. Shreve, president of the
Federation of Citizens Association,
explained the plan to have a tenn
porary exhibit here during inaugura-
tion week OF the activities of the
various Government departments.
Among the State societies repre-
sented at the first meeting OF the
federation last night were Arkansas,
California, Maryland, Nebraska, Mis-
sissippi. Missouri. West Virginia.
South Dakota, Indiana, Florida, Ken
lucky, and New Hampshire.
The Washington times., 1917-01-20

w. NJ. Belts, Richmond,
Capitol Park.
George Tragarskin. Nor
folk, Capitol Park.
J. N. Baldwin, Richmond,
Continental.
James A. Bear. Roanoke
Continental.
A. p. Dowdy. Cumberland
G. N, Continental.
william Bernhardt, City
Point, Continental.
A. s. Burnshaw, Lynch
burg, Continental.
II. c. Littlejohn, Leesburg,
Wilmat.
S. G. Profnt. Floyd, Metro.
W. E. Mussin, Washing.
ton. Metropolitan.
j. T. Dean, Petersburg,
Metropolitan.
NJ. o. Queene, Richmond.
Sterling.
Fred wager. Roanoke. ster-
ling.
W. II. Martin. Lynchburg.
Sterling.
T. ]. Fitzpatrick and wife.
Norfolk. Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Noom-
berg. Richmond, Harring-
ton
Mrs. l.. d. MIston. Miston.
Harrington.
S. II. Carter. Mt. jackson.
Raleigh.
WASHINGTON.
NJ. Levy and wife. Willard.
WEST VIRGINIA.
John LaIng. Charleston. VIII
lard.
S. r. Montgomery, King
wood. Ebbltt.
d. l.. Graynham, 8. Boston,
Ebbitt.
W. Z. Beatty, Romny, Con-
tinental. .
WISCONSIN.
H. z. Miles. Racine, Will
lard.
II. L. Mum and wife. Will
lard.
Edward A. Fitzpatrick,
Madison, Continental.
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WILL GIVE MINSTREL SHOW.

The Bachelrs' Club Minstrels Will
give a performance at Fort Myer to-
night. The organization includes
Ralph Evans. interlocutor; II. l..
Hamm, Glenn II. Shaeffer. L. c. Pan
zer.. and IL. II. Mitchell. end men. In
the chorus will be Arthur Langen-
BERN. Charles L. Miner, Charles Bow
en-. h. l.. Fuller. II. l.. Nelson, and
others.
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WILL DISCUSS PROHIBITION.

The referendum on prohibition and
other important District questions
will be discussed at a meeting of the
Central Citizens Association at the
North Capitol Savings Bank Monday
at D. m. Martin ]. Mcnamara,
president, will preside.
The Washington times., 1917-01-20
ARE PEOPLE FROM YOUR HOME
STOPPING ATCAPITAL HOTELS?
List of Arrivals From the Various States and
Other Countries Recorded on Regis
tiers of Local HostelrieS.

Following Washington hotels during the past
listed by States
who to get in touch
with theirfr friends
The Washington times., 1917-01-20

OnOck. Drlscoll.
DELAWARE.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. P. Burkley,
Wilmington, willard.
c. b. Lander, Wilmington,
Lafayette.
Miss II. B. Evans. Newark,
Congress Hall.
ENGLAND.
Frank Spearght and wife,
London. Willard.
W. Z. Kirk, London, Ster-
ling.
FLORIDA.
b. s. Hancock, Pensacola,
National.
G. w. Ward, Pensacola, Ma
tional.
GEORGIA.
r d. Feagin, Macon, Will
lard.
Mr.. and Mrs r. P. Noble.
Atlanta, Ebbitt-
IDAHO.
Harry L. Day. Wallace, Will
lard.
ILLINOIS.
H. P. weiner, Chicago, Har-
ris.
J. weiner. Chicago, Harris.
(. N. Berger, Chicago, Har-
E. c. MalOhey, Chicago. Har-
ris.
R. Young and wife, Chicago,
Capitol Park.
J. II. Grossmen, Chicago,
Capitol Park.
w. W. russo, Chicago, Capt.
tol Park.
H. G. KoenIg. Chicago, Capi-
tol Park.
F. E. Frazer. Chicago. Ma
tional.
E. \. KuehIu, Chicago. Ma
tional.
C. o. Bisbie. Chicago. WILL
lard.
J. e. Edward. Chicago,
Willard.
Jon. p. Reeves, Chicago.
Willard.
George l.. Ames. Chicago.
willard.
Redmond d. Stephens, Chi
cago, Willard,
Arthur D. O'Seill. Chicago.
willard.
II. ". Seaman, Chicago.
willard.
E. f. Grant. Chicago. WILL
lard.
Bruce II. worrall. Chicago.
Ebbitt.
F. l.. Freeman Chicago.
Harrington.
G. Grubb, Chicago. Raleigh.
W. II. zinRe. Chicago.
Raleigh.
T. II. Garvin, Chicago,
Raleigh.
Harold G. Townsend, Chi.
cago. Lafayette.
Henry p. Morris, Chicago,
Lafayette.
John r. Lennox, Blooming
ton. Bellevue.
W. ]. Carter. Peoria. Con-
gross Hall.
Mrs II. r. Andrews,
Evanston. DriscOll.
INDIANA.
II. l. Strain. Newcastle.
Harrington.
J. L. Eagle, Woodsboro,
Lincoln.
IOWA.
William Arm and wife. Iowa
City, Continental.
LOUISIANA.
Alfred SlidaU. New Or
leans. Willard.
y. g. Lloyd. New Orleans.
Ebbitt.
MARYLAND.
II. F.. Cook, Baltimore. St.
James.
j. l.. Taylor, Baltimore. ST.
James.
Ben Brown, Baltimore, st.
James.
J. II. Lung and wife, Bslti-
more, Harris.
c. s. Johnson, Baltimore,
Capitol Park.
NJ. /. Cowden, Hagcrstown,
Continental.
Mrs. !. r. Francis, An
napolls. Willard.
J. II. Wagoner and wife.
Baltimore. National.
Mrs. ". Thomas, Baltimore.
National.
II. Grady. Baltimore, Ma
uonal.
W. W. Berry. La Plata. Ma
tional.
j.. Albrittan. La Plata, Ma
tiOnal.
V. r. Sprechcr, Baltimore
National.
G. W. Purdy. Springfield, |
Sterling.
@. s. Walton. Baltimore,
Harrington.
II. a Sealridge. Baltimore,
Harrington.
w. W. withers. Baltimore,
HarrinEton
g. l.. Carter. Baltimore. |
Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Hartley,
Baltimore. Varnum.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. u. Car
roll. Belair. NaTnum.
George RentsChler. Cor
dOva. Winston.
August Hunteman CordOva,
Winston.
Thomas F.. Brown. Balti-
more. Winston.
Mrs. n. S. Kenney, Balti.
more, Cochran.
Mrs John b. Burkenan,
Baltimore, Cochran.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
James r. Martin, Northamp-
ton, National.
William II. Kirby, North
ampton, National.
L. j. Mccarthy. Northamp-
ton, National.
J. II. Gleason, Northampton.
National.
]. NJ. Clifford, Northampton,
Natianal
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NT. anu MTN JdineS DdtCn'
elor. George Washington
G. A. Morales, Driscoll.
F. Rau, Winston.
b. G. Phillips. Winston.
Calvin H. Fort. Winston.
A. l.. Smith. Richmond.
George Barker. Lafayette.
l.. J. O'Reilly. Lafayette.
p. T. Hutchinson, Lafay'
cite.
Elizabeth d. Bowen, La
fayette.
f. p. CASTOR. Gordon.
John Firth. Bellevue.
Capt. T. Mishtowt. Shore,
ham.
F. b. Rives. Shoreham.
NEW YORK STATE.
A. NJ. Patterson. Waterloo
Willard.
James II. Becker. Ithaca,
Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J.
Mullen. Jamaica, Willard
A. w. Palmer. Syracuse,
willard.
G. NJ. Smith. Brooklyn, Eb-
bitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jack
SON., Brooklyn, Ebbitt.
F: II. Huseman, Rochester,
Harrington.
T. II. Mingfns, Rochester
Harrington.
John johnson, Buffalo, Ra.
p. T. Russell, White Plains,
Raleigh.
Mr.: and Mrs. @. H. Northup,
Middleton, Harris.
II. ID. Wheelock, Cedarhurst,
Capitol Park.
Frank o. Spencer and wife.
Binghampton, Continental.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Hoh-
mann. Long Island, Conti-
mental.
H. Z. Davis, Buffalo, Conti-
mental.
Paul L. Russell. White
Plains. Continental.
II. s. De Forest, Schenec-
tady, Congress Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Ryan,
Brooklyn. Varnum.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. +. Carroll,
Syracuse. Varnum.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ID. Hoh-
man. Long Island. Var
mum.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. HIEley,
Brooklyn, Driscoll.
NORTH CAROLINA.
A. A. Dwight, Parkton. st.
James.
W. II. Barich, Wilmington,
National.
J. Simmons. Wilmington,
National.
J. W. Creagh. Wilmington,
National.
n. W. Pyle, Charlotte, LIN
A F. Peedan. Raleigh,
Sterling.
A; s,.LI;,r L; Stevens. Raleigh,
+. L. Sirndwick, Green's
boro. Raleigh.
l.. +. Long, Newton, Conti-
mental.
+. Newman, Charlotte. Will
OHIO.
Harry Z. Taylor, Ports
mouth, Willard.
Will II. Farley. Dayton,
Ebbitt.
d. f; schawb. Dayton. Eb-
bitt.
W: 4. Caldwell. Canton.
Ebbltt.
II. Snyder. Cleveland. DrIs-
coll.
W. E. johnson. wes,er-
willie. Driscoll.
l.. Lantoche, Cleveland,
Winston.
+. NJ. Walker. Kenton,
Winston.
Mrs. George u. Coleman.
Troy, Cochran.
c. D. Paxson. Cleveland.
Sterling.
William Crolins. Canton,
Harrington.
r. W. Dulaney. Cincinnati.
Harrington.
II. g. Walker. Cincinnati.
RaleighS
c. NJ. Cott, Columbus, Har-
ris.
J. s. Goebel and wife, Mari
eta. Capitol Park.
A. W. O'BTien, Cleveland,
Capitol Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Kersel,
Fancorbe. Capitol Park.
J. W. Caldwell, Toledo, Capt.
tol Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Kernery,
Columbus. Capitol Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Lledman,
Springfield, Capitol Park.
F. NJ. Patterson, Gallon, Cap
Itol Park.
e. y. Jones, Cleveland. Con-
tinental.
J. c. Stratford. Cincinnati,
Continental.
OREGON.
f T. Allen. Portland. Hsr-
ringtnn.
r. =. Goodeil. Portland.
Raleigh.
Samuel White. Portland,
Raleigh.
PENNSYLVANIA.
J. BlezeJewski, Wilkesbarre.
ST. James.
5. Monteski. Wilkesbarre, st.
James.
r. Foster, Philadelphia, Ma
tional.
William Shields. Yeadou.
National.
". l.. kann, Pittsburgh,
willard.
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NE" IOffn OIEI.
j A. Gilligan, National.
+. 3. Terry, National.
W. J. Walsh, National.
J. A. Mcknight, National.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Greend
liQger. Willard.
e. r. Moore. willard.
Ed win Booth, Willard.
William L. Albany, vii.
lard.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Edward
Rutter. willard.
r. NJ. Harding. Willard.
Anna Belle Lehman. Will
lard.
Misses Ida and Kate Cam
pion. Willard.
!. A. Carter. Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Sloan,
Ebbitt.
H. B. PoInrroy. Ebbitt
". r. Alexander. Ebbitt.
Mrs. Charles Morrill,. Eb-
bitt.
Adam TAFT. Sterling
Miss A. Hawkins. Sterling
u. l.. Brazzle. Harrington.
$. Miller. Harrington
J. T. Nuncs. Harrington
g. II. Whitman. Harrington
J. G. Stevens, Raleigh.
F. l.. EngeI. Raleigh.
Rcbecca Shelby. Raleigh.
IT. ". Lay. Raleigh.
]. h. Newman. Raleigh.
$. T. Dutton. Raleigh.
:. Adler. Raleigh.
G. W. Loft, Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Bennett
Raleigh.
J. P. Van TOOke. Raleigh.
q. +. King, Raleigh.
p. V. Werner. Metropolitan
B. F. Coyan, Metropolitan
Cochran.
Mrs. a. r.. RloOminvdsle 10
II. Bossher and wife. Harris
J. Hutchinson. Harris.
II. r. Bernhard, Capitol
Park.
Caroline Reutsch, Capitol
Park.
J. B. Harrison and wife, Cap
itOl Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Smith.
Capitol Park.
J. Il. Cohn, Capitol Park.
n. Hughes and wife, CapItoI
Park.
II. A. Neal. Continental.
w. L. Harrington, Continen-
tai.
]. II. McCandless, contInen.
tai.
f. NJ. LInyille, Continental.
". p. Ross, Continental.
Edward Wood and wife, Con-
tinental.
Mrs. IneIey Casper, Con-
gress Hall.
c. p. Nuckin. Congress
Hall.
W. f. Cachran. Congress
Hall.
d. II. Kasseil, Varnum,
Z. II. NoTTiL VATRUm.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Stokes,
Rochester, National.
Harold o. Butler, Boston,
Continental.
J. T. Mahar, Boston, Conti-
mental.
r. W. Inmar. Attleboro.
Harrington.
Mss Oher. Beverly, Raleigh.
Zenas w. Carter. Boston,
Mrs w S. Kerley. New
Bedford, willard.
Mrs. Mark Andrews, Bos-
ton. willard.
Mrs. NJ. Burmund. Boston,
willard.
Mrs. Rachel wolfson. Bos-
ton, willard.
W. D. Judd, Holyoke. Will
lard.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Snlder,
Boston, willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ]. Martin,
Newton, willard.
John II. Fahey, Boston,
willard
Francis X. A. Reddy and
wife, Boston, Ebbitt-
l.. c. Thurher. Boston. Eo-
bitt
Thomas ]. OConnor, Bos-
ton, Ebbitt.
F. B. Sanborn, Cambridge,
Gordon.
James Duncan. Quincy,
Bellevue.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Eaton,
Brookline, Shoreham.
Mary H. Bisbee, Westfield,
Lincoln.
Clara L. RIsbee, westf,eld'
Lincoln.
Miss Dudley, Cambridge,
Cochran.
Mrs. r. ]. Estabrooll, New
ton, Cochran.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Lyons,
Boston, Congress Hall:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Burns. Worcester. Dris-
COIL.
Ralph Bradley. Boston,
DrIscoll.
MICHIGAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Little,
Detroit. Continental.
George II. Williams. Detroit.
willard.
L. r. Francis, Flint, Will
lard.
MINNESOTA.
F. ]. Beaver, St. Cloud, Capt.
tol Park.
Z. A. johnson and family,
Fairbauer. Capitol Park.
G. A. Porter. willard.
MISSOURI.
W. B. johnson and wife. st.
Louis, Continental.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Hamilton.
ST. Louis, willard.
Mrs. Thomas r. Akin 81.
Louis. willard.
W. J. Hermann. Kansas
City. willard.
c. W. Hieth. Higginsville. |
H. G, Holden. st. Louis.
Farnum.
MISSISSIPPI.
L. H. jackson, jackson, Ma
tional.
W. o. Bingham, jackson.
National.
NEBRASKA.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Coleman.
Surprise. Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Teel-
ing. Hastings, Congress
Hall.
NEW HAMPSHIRE,
II. W. Lang and wife. Ian
caster, Bellevue.
NEW JERSEY.
Mg. and Mrs. J. A. Fittern,
Parlin, Capitol Park.
Robert F. Gallagher, Jersey
City, Continental.
y. G. Van Bruins and
daughter. Rell Back. Will
lard.
c. J. Holly. Morristown. |
National.
W. II. White. Morristown, |
National.
J. Lawless, MorTistown. Ma
tional.
J. n. IAwless, Morristown, |
National.
D. b. Thickstun and wife, |
Piainfield. Harrington.
John Leach. Jersey City. |
Harrington.
Edward s. Wool, Trenton,
Cochran.
Miss Wood. Trenton, Coch-
ran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas !. I,
Golden, Jersey City, Coch-
ran.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Sprock-
bine. Caldwell. Congress
Hall. (
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4. Merrill.
westfeld. Richmond.
Miss Merrill. Westfield,
Richmond.
NEW YORK CITY.
J. A. Gilligan, National.
T.. 3. Terry, National. ]
W. ]. Walsh, National. I
J. A. Mcknight, National.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Greend
liQger. Willard.
e. r. Moore. willard.
Edwin Booth, Willard.
William K. Albany. WILL
lard.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Ed ward
Rutter. willard.
n
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Raleigh.
PENNSYLVANIA.
j. BlezeJewski, Wilkesbarre.
81. James.
S. Monteski. Wilkesbsrre, st.
James.
+. Foster, Philadelphia, Ma
tionaI.
William Shields. Yeadou.
National.
W. l.. kann, Pittsburgh,
willard.
Robert NJ. Kerr, Pittsburgh,
Willard.
NJ. q. Henderson. Pitts
burgh. willard.
John j. SpurEeon. Phila-
delphia. willard.
Mrs. T. b. Farley. Phifa
delphia. willard.
u. ". Newell. Philadelphia,
willard.
Edward W. Dewey Brsdys
Bend, willard.
y. r. FiltAa's
phia. EbbItt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Doyle
and child. Harris
L: NJ. RhoadR, Chester,
Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Brandt
Altoona. Harris.
John l.. Kr1nn, Stetters-
Vile. Harris.
s. NJ. Skeen, Lancaster,
Harris.
Charles II. Van Horn,
Homestead, Capitol Park.
Howard Gehris, Reading,
Capitol Park.
l.. j. c. Edward. Phlladel-
phia, Capitol Park.
n. r. Murdock, Johnstown,
Capitol Park.
.. X. Hoover. Altoona,
Capitol Park.
jay q. Evans. Philadelphia
Capitol Park.
II. W. Davies, Philadelphia,
Continental.
F. L. Maury, Philadelphia,
Continental.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Applegate,
Philadelphia. Continental
G. +. Beach, Lancaster,
Continental.
c. E. Beatty, Philadelphia,
Continental.
II, K. Fisher, Philadelphia,
Continental.
Lee w. Felt. Emporium.
Wilmat.
Mrs. g. H. Felt, Emporium,
Wilmat.
w. H. McAfee, Philadel-
phia, Metropolitan.
II. Patton, Philadelphia,
Metropolitan.
Henri Schmitt, Philadelphia,
Sterling.
G. c. Wilson. Philadelphia.
Harrington.
The Washington times., 1917-01-20
MASSACHUSETTS.

James r. Martin, Northamp-
ton, National.
William II. Kirby, North
ampton, National.
L. J. Mccarthy. Northamp-
ton. National.
J. II. Gleason, Northampton.
National.
]. NJ. Clifford, Northampton,
National.
The Washington times., 1917-01-20
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE.


II Totals. 457'457 ss5
III rOIl-oh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08

DASSCHENDAEF finally captured by the irresistible Canadians
reached their oectYes with cockle regularity IN the
third battle OF Ypres 80 81
British reports say had ordered the village held at all
demand from headquarters counter attack was
upon hours after its absorption by the
The hamlc Coudheg and MosSemak on tn
fell after Passchendaele
Roue four Passchendaee which the dominating
point spur ridges which General ag has been
during the
thana mile wide This OF TIE
One flank the other must DC
brought forward to make big movements possible
Recalling the outhust forest indications
will be called bring itself line
Pahendaele Houhu already has been osed
dangerous Mohrat stated weeks
that will have be abandoned by
will evacuation the
establish line Sadn Such retirement would
five miles from iashendaele to Staden
admirable final effort OF the year TO oe
the coase which has been discussed so often
hard past mas
another OF the allies to apply maximum
pressure point circle order force Germany to recall
op, Russia helped Manc by her quick thrust into East frus
the Sonn before hey
Gacia wnen
Aust Swereco down through the Irenino
the battle line the Pave river IN hay {"
be delivered by the French at lon or before
Vedm the British strike at Rouers
useful Using the port AVona as base
across the Strait of heel of Italy Brnd where there IS
Venice The Sonk could reinforce
br Italians without deng French and British IN France
which NAV necessarily kept they provide the utmost striking
power TO the allied diversion
that cold will hold up Just long
Anglo French forces opportunity to minimize We ha
disaster by a considerable victory in the west-W M H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
TURNING mitchell OUT.

ANEW YORK voters have chosen John +. Hylan to be
~ mayor he will succeed John Purroy Mitchell conceded
to be about the best mayor whom greatest city has
had for an executive The New York World stated lew
days ago that the voters would commit ghasty FOLLY
they placed Judge Hyan in the high office well they've
elected Mr. Hylan folly folly; the future will de-
termne the voters wisdom,
The race was four -eornered, giving Tammany tire
uendous advantage Organization rarely beaten when
opposed BY scattered forces Tammany always has some
thousands Of votes which be used for purpose that
Tammany desires And Tammany has been wise enough
NOT to invite the opposition OF taxpayers
In most city elections in this country the question OF
taxation enters largely The "ins" promise to reduce
taxes But the voters don't take much stock in those
promises. They say this: You've been IN Office why
didn't you lower the axesF'
The outs make more vigorous promises Of lower taxes
and often they win by that platform. But in the case OF
Tammany the wise men of that tribe don't the tax
PAYERS with many increases Tammany gives encourage
ment to cayses Of business that able to pay high rents
which is pleasing to the taxpayer who has city property
to rent When the landlord in New York has higher
taxes 10 pay and sees his gaining, he cannot ieel
unfriend to the organization which made that condition
possible
or course Tammauy needs lot Of money to use in
politics but Tammany smart enough TO- get the money
from those that are willing to pay for something that lam
many has to sell In other words Tammany is in harmon,
with the fitting OF the lid and gets financial backing iron
,the filters who quite willing to pay
While the strong Sullivan tribe deserted Tammany al
the Tuesday election evidently many of The prkates re-
mained to help the game along The Mitchell campaign
was conducted on platform with patriotism the watch
word But international affairs and national affairs didn't
determine the New York election The issue largely
local Tammany able marshal organized forces
lot Of taxpayers are satisfied with Tammanys methods
Of government the easygoing citizen more than salts
fled to have Tammany in power. Now that Iammany is
to direct the disbursement OF the budget amounting to
240O0OOO that political institution in position to add
its power by giving contracts and Jobs to the boys
Tanmany doesn't forget that TO the vcors belong the
spos"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
HYGIENE SWEEPING THE NATION.

OUISIANA is soon to be further regulated by fine
new hygienie law which prohibits the use Of Com
mon" hair brush in barber shops other public places.
Our eousry seems determined have enough sanitation
to put all the doctors out Of business.
Some Of the boys down south will miss the familiar
hair brush which has been viewed in sections
public utility There will be regret the part OF that man
~ho pre- empted toothbrush a ship running into New
Orleans Stop using that toothbrush cried the Of
the craft 1T IS nine" To which the passenger replied
%Oh thought was the ships"