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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-07-27

23ST--Mayes Hammond Eskew.
.011-Hushel Christopher.
590-WiIlie Chapman
l105-Cleveland Armstrong Gibson.
444-Walter Brown.
636-Vester Willis Pelham
1760-Burt Webb Johnson.
2457-Grover Cleveland Hammond.
735-Eslie z. Hardison.
1S63-James Lee Howell.
| 2526-Wadell Johnson.
| 634-Luther Overton.
| 1S79-Charley Henry Orr.
2363-Joe Gordon Dobbins.
2333-Ingram Cecil Connor.
| 1504-Joel Garfield Henderson.
326-Sam Peach.
1575-Jno. Ed. Westmoreland.
1453-Joe Mintes Coffey.
2065-Hsrbert Ohio Brown.
447-Thomas A. Cammuse.
172S-John H. Robb
1937-Andrew Lacey.
76-Albert Humphrey.
1S97-Clay Symeon
2519-John F. Jackson.
2792-Clarence Watson.
I519-Frank Sanders.
1592-F'red Ingrim Griffis.
-MarcelIus Dobbins.
1363-John VIII Thompson.
1940-Henry Jones.
949-Charley Bailey.
1350-Jesse Polk Stamps. :
211s-0teJ Clark vandiver.
193S-Fred Bell. q
393--Martin Algie Justice
993-William Porter Burnett.
|2712-William Smith.
1306-Charley Andrew Reed.
1513-Wfll Johnson.
104S-Orane Dodson
1065-Spofford Grady English.
S51-Erwin Anthony Reeves.
11S1-John Henry Johnson.
1545-Howard Bennett Polk.
2346-Norman Dale (Judge.)
149O-Whit Fry.
2552-Leon Lamar.
1S11--Will Smith.
1413-Claude Workman.
1767-Newton Gillian Mosley.
15S-Lexie Edgar Johnson.
2362-Arthur Dcbins.
77S-Walker Brown Fitzgerald.
1-Jesse Burton Anderson.
1S7-Rex Benord vestal.
2597-Hugh Fulton Merrill
52-Love Webb Anglin.
105-Thomas Harry SeweI.
22S4-John Blackwell
650-William Bernard Stephenson.
1420-George Samuel Yancy.
155S-Lindsey Shellburn Renfro.
2101-Ben Oliver Patton.
s3s-Gentry Galbreath.
36-Daniel Evans Payne.
15ST-Jonas White.
2903-AIexander z. Nix.
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MiURY COuNTYS FIRST
NAMES DRAWN TO DRAFT
ARMY OF the NATION


549-William Richard Fisher.
1596--William Claude Jeanette.
562--Sam Jenkins.
2436-Jno. M. Goodman.
14O7-Elmer Whitlaw.
501-Earle Flowers.
2386-Jno. Henry Easley.
102--Luther Roy.
2025-Sip Marion.
Numbers Drawn From t7o0 In Maury
1S15--Albert Burnie Bolton.
1411-Ernest Woods.
1979-Jim Warner.
875-William Lee Crawford.
2769--Doc H. VanHorne.
17S0-Kenneth Stuart Usselton.
714-Leonard Huckaby.
152S-Otey Mitchell
S6--Marvin McGaw.
1997--Jno. D. Dale.
1024-Davis Crockett Cook.
1291-Bob Porter.
SLIM Garner. =
1341-Hallie Simon Sharber.
2563-Daniel Eugene Lloyd.
1556-Wesley Lee Roberts.
2159-Jno Blair Frierson.
2212-Milus Monroe Potts.
2728-Charlie Thurston Stockard.
1943-Mitchell Golf Kinzer. ~
1606-James Moore.
1934-Will Russell Greenfield.
71-Nathaniel Gray.
152O-Billie Henderson Lawrence.
2137-Frank Wiley Bennett
1972-Maxie Thomas.
2427-Thomas Gillian. s~o
1690--Eugene w. Thomas.
Numbers Drawn From 1880 And Up,
1156--C Clifford Howard Hoague.
1393-Anthony Webster.
1593--Orfie Benjamin Hargrovs.
1S50-Fronis Frierson.
2013--William Basil Kennedy. II
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-07-27

I14s1-Homer Graves
9S5-Richard Bryant.
S52-Eddie Williams.
274S--Warren smiser Titcomb
41S-clarence Thompson
s2O--Albert Scott Wright
i5O-sammie D. Coleman.
Number 1890 Up.
SO6-Charles D. park.
lso3-William Andrew Mills.
2O94-Walter Green Luckett
2SS3-Will Ellis.
1176-Harry Jackson.
1717-Jasper L. Held.
416-John A. Stone.
2737-James Talliaferro suddob
617-Cliff Kinkead.
526--Omitted from list.
609-Wilkes Holcomb.
2275-John Halman Baughan -
613-Bertemin jenkins.
316-Percy Neal Lavender
|21SS-James Williamson Lusk
274-Henry Benson Shaw.
1S37-Jake Carroll.
94S-Birttie Bailey.
12S3-Isham Pitts.
968-Coy Booker. Il
2613-Garnett Hasten Moser.
1353-Thomas Lee Stewart.
1S21-Jonas Levi Wiley.
2033-Oscar Brown Reed.
546-William Thomas Fitzgerald
1154-Polk English Hickman.
2580-Sam Martin.
766-Thomas Edmund Ashton,
734-Ernie Gubber Hardison.
24s5-Jos Gholston.
2745-Robert Lee Thomas.
2086-John 8. Jaggers.
2215-Hewlett Miller Pettway.
1072-Robert Wescot Ferress.
511-Sam Anderson Mincer.
205-Curtis C. Baker.
190S-Obe White.
2531-Bob Jones.
1576-Frank Burke Wilkes.
913-Bibbie Rogers.
342-Chaley Henry Thompson.
860-James Franklin Akin.
2746-Tillman B. Thompson.
934-Eli Alexander.
Leslie Brown.
460-WilI Russell Johnson.
427-Earl Everett Watson.
Wilson.
955O-Hiram Love.
666-William C. Campbell.
,171-Robert Odell Howard.
241-Aaron Thomas Bowers.
L527-Doss Mash.
,35S-Eldridge Denham.
.553-Fred Collins Lane.
-692-George Lorillard Thomas.
572-Dorchies Lee Ring.
100--CIifton Vaughter Priest.
076-Harrison w. Fleming.
'76S-Harper Bernice Vaughan.
'403-Edward Foresight.
13S-PauI Thomas Harris.
194-John P. Mcclure.
CONTINUED on Eighth Page
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-07-27


| .5Os-Anderso Huffman.
,44O--Harris Graves.
S6f-Charles Bryan Allen.
63s-Leonard Overton.
IL326-John q. Satterfieid.
l2274-John Henry Bats.
712-Wilburn Turner.
17-Grover Cleveland Davis.
l2S21-Claude Adolphus Young.
s02-Everett Orr.
Il255-Orvid R. Moorehead.
l99O-Joe Brooks.
2192-James M. Maddin.
2297-Oscar Brown.
From 25Co And Up.
691-Ulna Huckaby.
37S-James Walker Hale.
lOS5-Houston Frierson.
22O6-C Cannon Robert Page.
2966-Jonas Bankhead.
| 422-Finis Walters.
/ ZZJ1-JOuu w la DlONh.
619-James William Langley
Il058-Willie Dudley.
| S44-Homer Moses Thompson.
Davis.
Roy Lusk.
2433-William G. Gordon.
824--Alfrad Wilkes.
442-Lee Brown.
1213-Odolpus Leg.
1799-Horace Hickman.
202-Cleve B. Anderson.
164-Samuel Felix Moss.
26S-William Columbus Reed.
|. .272-Edwin Anderson Stacey.
[f19S-Will King.
|124S-Tom Million.
1174-William Thomas Irvine.
964-Mack Bill. 80
S66-James Perry Beckett.
5sS-John Henry CoIepan.
407-Walker Polk.<~
262-Finis Seasus Murphy.
8S6-Zedrick Hampton.
1S2O-Cleveland Sullivan Weatherford.
1561-Lindsey Nelson Smith.
LOOT. Frierson.
-1712-H. Wood Foster.
2S16-Joseph Dixon Willis.
1373-Eugene vinson
1465-George Jackson Davis.
2602-Cliff Mitchell
Ss3-Charley Graham.
163-Robert Dallas Mckee.
1161-Abe Hodge.
1S61-Richard Harris.
769-George Arch Bryant.
1152-Pleas Hines.
776-Jim Willie Ewing.
13S0-Will Warren. 1.-..s !.
1907-Walter Webster.
566-Willie Mclean.
2030-Leeman Riley Porter.
5S1-Jonas Allison.
llli-Henry InOmaS.
311-Walter Green Jack.
1227-Simon Lymon.
2306-John Ross Burns.
From 264o And Up.
124-John Massie Baker.
24S6-Sam Head.
481-W. H. Robinson.
2415-Benjamin Frierson.
1937-Hensley Mayes Jenkins.
S95-Guy Irwin.
744-William Hardin Mayberry.
979-Virgil Alexander Brownlow.
5S2-Willis Frierson Armstrong.
l409-Dug Wheeler.
lS76-George Taylor Nicholson.
25OS-Ludy Hunter.
I740-J. Elise Workman.
Torres.
Jefferson Vandiver
S29-Ussery Bailey.
Sims Sheddan.
240-William Marion Buckner.
,S01-James Williams.
[02S-Seth Cooper
,092-Boyd Lilies
Davis Webster
499-William Forrest Edmond
Martin.
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l2674--James Ridley.
| 2375-James D. Digger.
/ 506-William Thomas Ingram.
l2639-Pleas Patton.
t2221-Walter McFerrin Reese.
l15SS-Thomas Griffis Fox.
1531--Jno. Lawson Greene.
| 2465--Ira NJ. Hardison.
2380-Phil vantrat Dyer.
l19O9--James White.
l16S6-Benjamin Harrison Stephsnsol
2O5S-Robert Wisel AKIN
l2773-Ephram Irwin vos
l1391-Jordan Webster.
1272-Charlie Edward Owen.
l1525-George Elred Martin.
l259S-Thomas Edward Merrill.
| 234S-Ernest F. Dance.
S77-John Crolley.
435--George Alternately.
Numbers Drawn From 1870 And Up
2O96-Odil McGill.
eS1-Robert D. Greene.
l2705-Soleman Shapiro
713-Dave Winchester.
.2145-Thomas B. Caskey.
I147S-Jime Ollie Ewing.
1929-Tra Allen Goodwin.
935-Sam Alexander.
2091-Richard Collins Kinzer.
1121-Frank Greene.
l1150-Clay Hill.
450-Sammie D. Coleman.
l2244-James L. West.
1390-Izzaih Webster.
113-Charlie Watkins.
165S-James McCrady.
20S4-Taylor Bingham Hines.
1472-silas Emmett Digger.
725-Jno. Baxter Davis.
l1004-Jno. Wilkerson Cecil, Jr.
1975-Jno. Hamilton Walker. H.
1521-Claude s. McKibbon.
l2S24-Selver Blade.
|. 156--Clarence Johnson. y
l2222-James Roscoe Rink.
1034-Will Crowley.
808-Granville Garrett Pinkston.
1604-Robert James Moore.
(2650-George Benson Pennington.
l571-Johnnie Lee Waetherford
s2s0-Sylvester Belle.
7S0-H. l.. Gillian.
'971-Martfn Luther Thomas
2760-Clarence Warren Tucker.
11S3-Jo. Newton Johnson.
'179-George Kessel, Jr.
267-Clarence B. Priest.
1550-William Linsey Richardson.
2809-Samuel Wingfeld
567-Milton Evert Mills.
121S-Robert Lockeridge.
i21-Elvin Edwin Voss
2372-Jerome Pillow Duke.
2565-Clarence Hamilton McDougal.
1700-F'loyd Clinton Young.
9f0-Jno. Armstead.
o2S1-Elbert Berry.
1232-Willie McCarty.
1254-Will Moore.
2340-vernon Kannon.
169-George w. Nellums.
Names From No. 1000 Up.
2504--George Taylor Hughes, Jr.
1477--Luther Flournoy Eubanks.
sae---Henpy K McMeen.
1633-George Estes.
ss9--John Sydney -Boumpass, Jr.
1702-Lester A. Barnett.
27S6-Frank Walker.
2270-James Avery.
1107-Junius Giddens.
23A5-Ernest Clifton Daimwood.
1270-Sam Osborne.
Se2-James Anderson.
1e3S-WHliam Green Gilbreath.
27e1-Elias Russell Walker.
257-Ernest Kinnard.
1S24-John Franklin Anderson.
1109-Earl Addbert Glass.
155-Arch Johnson.
2S4-Giles Alexander.
Orange Dodson.
S07-Calvin Pinkston.
s67-Horace Bell.
2715-Chas. L. Smirle.
930--Will Allen.
1S5-James Turner Tyler
2fS1-James K Polk Rogers.
139S-Edgar Brown Wilson.
2723-william o. Spivey.
265-Pete Partee.
2l64-William Fariss Brooks.
2196-Luthar Holding Motif.
2S5-Willie Alexander.
2325-charles- Ingram Cecil.
.172O-willie A. Lindsey.
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785--James Marvin baiiey.
67S-Lawrence Kinks.
509-Robert Lee Hunter.
.554-Herbert Latta.
313--Austin Rose.
5S4-William Mathews.
.602-Joe Mayes.
96S-Thomas Ship.
.S11-Sam Henry Williams,
l119-Sy Cranberry.
lS64-Elex Hardin.
l963--Horace Roberts.
Il917-Peter Turner Bolton.
| t051-Alonzo Ross Dodsol.
6O-Dave Campbell.
303-James Hensley Goodwin.
2121-TurnelI Henery Webster.
563-Oscar Lafayette Kinkaid.
| 211-Ben Dodson.
l435-Ben Ballanfant
,7S4-Willie Evans Armstrong.
2513-Howard Fred Hutchinson.
20O2-Edward Farris.
1163-John B. Howard.
2605--Harris Gordon Morton.
19S9-Mitchell Booker.
278O-Kenton Knox Watson. r
I2356-James Monroe Dedman.
l19SSS--William Daniel Gray.
I2335--Noah Arthur Cozart.
146-Oseola Charley Gray.
Subsidiaries A. Parker. Jr.
l1O50-Thomas Larence Dodson.
1376-Eugene vestal.
1379-Charley Paul Waters.
1008-Ernest Chrisman. Y
2472-Thomas Harris. @a
229-Osce Mostello.
410-John Marshall Roberts.
299-Ellett Boone Etheridge.
1075-John Webb Fitzpatrick.
2S91-Robert, Furgerson.
11S9-Sye Jones.
2606-Herman Kelley Morton.
750-Everett Jackson Moses
58-Jim Broosk
2049-Enoch Webster
2394-Evan Fitzgerald.
1654-Charley Jones.
|2367-Burt Estes Dooley.
15O-Wm. Thos. Holland,
19-Patrick Lafayette Davis.
4OO-Robert Harry Kitchener.
2321-R. A. Cavandar.
1547-Robert Lafayette Porter.
1S75-Harry Mathews.
1320-Robert Sanders.
1977-Walker Curtis Walters.
4-Walter Mayhem Anderson.
1S59-Longo Glenn.
1S71-Herbert Kittrell Jones.
1735-Martin L. Waldrop.
115-John William Worp.
S32-Etheridge Blaylock.
11S0-Henry Dwight Johnso.
s35O-Arch Dalton.
264S-Joe Petway.
2o6-Murphy Booker.
1S65-George Holt.
Names From 2270 And UP to $500.
-217S-Orville Bruce Journey.
2e92--William Cecil Scott.
22S-James Mitchell
l4S9-Doek Fry.
136.-Robert Taylor ERWIN.
S72-Raymond Etheridge Cook.
2S03-Clyde Miller Williford.
43O-George Williams.
25S2-Jacob Yokeley Mathews.
2304--Ulbert r. Burgess.
2344-Austin Curry.
2122-Eldridge Webster.
s2S-William Josef Priest.
965-William Alexander Bingham.
Harrison Embler.
9e-Hensley McEwen Parham.
l519-Lee Long.
S96-Clarence Eugene Jennings.
l09S-Clarence Foster.
l976-Buck Howard Walker.
624-Ben McLemore.
,106-Ervine Alexander Pogue.
507-Albert Cleveland Kilkreace.
,3s9-Hodge Mitchell Dowell.
544-Joe Epperson.
.021-John Collins.
,190-Andrew Adolphus Martin.
,144-Hardy Joseph Burke.
Hill. J
.540-Ben Joyce.
SS3-Henry Andrew Porter.
'497-Allen Hodge.
269-William Burch Orr.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22

................. Ladies Glee club
Miss Elizabeth Levy gave an artistic
Interpretation of a Medley Of Patriotic
Tunes.
Charles Randall, president OF the
Washingtonians, after relating the pur
pose of the organizations introduced
Justice Henry l.. Benson, of the state S
supreme court, as the speaker of the
hour. His address was q scholarly, i'm
pressive presentation of the purpose of
the national holiday. His remarks were
in part:
There are Just three birthdays that
are celebrated in the United States,
they are Jesus, of Nazareth; Washing
ton, of Virginia, and Lincoln, of Ken
lucky. These are celebrated since they
are likened as the saviors of humanity,
a nation, race. In speaking directly
of Washington he likened his work to
the work of Queen Esther, Of Biblical
fame.
Justice Benson, in comparing Lincoln
/ and Washington, stated as his belief
that both from their birth were devoted
I to the great purpose their life fulfilled.
/ They were looked over by an all wise
! providence. Washington could not have
accomplished the deeds of Lincoln The
work to be done, their different charac-
! teristics, due to mental type and train
! ing would make it impossible for a
Lincoln to have done the work of a
Washisgton and vice versa. The mis-
! sion of both was divine like that OF
Jesus Christ
In reference to the fact the people OF
/ today are negligent of history, the JUS
i tice said You don t know the blog
raphies of. Washington, Lincoln, ane
Jesus Christ as you ought to know
!! them. - He "spanked " the students
for not. knowing their own national his
tory. Since he did not wish to embar
/ rass any of his hearers by asking for {
show of hands, he asked each one if h,
knew that, Washington at the age Of 1t
was a contracting surveyor, or that a
the age of 10 he was adjutant genera
of all the troops of Virginia
"The real purpose of this day an,
of February l2 is not for the purpos,
of education in history, but ii is to keel
alive in you the spirit the fires of pa
triotism, to arouse you to the fact tha
you are citizess Of the first great sue
cessful experiment IN democratic gov
ernment.
The great question is: do you REGAL
to mind often enough that YOU are citi
zens of the United States. That this i
a government Of the people, by the pee
pie, and for the people.
In comparing the United States wit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22
CLovlJrt Huff AMP N
JACK plcKfO2D IN Y
GREAT 6xpECTATI0NJ IA
FAMOUS PLAYERS II |
PARAMOUNT 0b

was featured-does perhaps his most
difficult acting in that company S
adaptation of Dickens celebrated novel
'Great Expectations In this Para
mount picture which is the featured at
traction at We Liberty theatre Friday
and Saturday, Mr.. Losee plays the fa-
nous criminal Provis in support of Lou
Use Huff and aclS Pickford, who are
starred as Estclla and Pip, respective
~.
1t will be remembered by those who
know their Dickens that Provis is the
escaped convict whose gratitude to-
ward Pip for his assistance in time of
trouble leads him secretly to make the
boy his beneficiary and to educate him.
The portrayal OF this desperate char
acter who finally melts under the soft
ening influence of the boy S kindness,
and who plunges poor Pip into despair
by his attempted reciprocation, is one
of the most 'exacting performances that
Mr.. Losee has undertaken. Those who
have seen his previous work on the
screen will expect big things of him il
Great Expectations.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22

now in session here, is on record today
with the request that the national Geo
graphic board substitute the name
Mount Tacoma for Mount Rainier
Resolutions have been adopted com
manding the state legislature for its
action in memorializing the national
board with the request for the aboli-
tion of the name Rainier, and asking
that when substitution is made the
new name be Tacoma or its variation
Tahoma.
A copy OF these resolutions today was
sent by Thomas G. Bishop,
p. II. Powell, secretary Of the fedora
ton, to the legislature, TO be sent with
the legislative memorial to Washing
ton, D. G.
Bishop is a brother of William Bish-
op, the half breed Indian legislator,
who opposed the memorial in the house,
The Northwest Federation Of Amer
lean Indians is representative of all
the tribes on both sides of the noun
tains in this section of the United
States and its accommodation is ex-
pected to carry great weight with the
national geographic board which is mx'
ious to establish as many aboriginal
names as possible.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22
FIVE AMERICANS ON
TORPEDOED STEAMER
Were Landed Safely---Ger-
mans Claim zoo British
Dead Found

Washington, Feb. 22.-Five Ameri
cans were aboard the Swedish steam
ship Skogland, sunk by submarine
off the coast of Spain on February Is,
Consul Hurst at Barcelona reported to
the state department. today.
The Skogland sailed from Norfolk
with cargo of coal for Bagnoli, Italy
Consul Hurst reported that the ship
was stopped six miles south of Para
gona at + o clock the morning of Feb
ruary lS The crew of 20 men, five of
which were Americans, was permitted
ten minutes TO leave the vessel. The
submarine crew then sank her with a
bomb. None of the crew was reported
injured and they were landed at Para
gOnia shortly afterward
Those who claimed American citizen
ship are:
James Brcnncr, Brooklyn; Leo Cart
wright, Portsmouth, n. H.; J. Burke
Brooklyn; Jay Lewis, LIniontown, Pa;
Joseph Brown, Elizabeth, n. j.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22
BILL
FAILED TO LOCATE It
Neglected to State Where
Proposed New Prison
Should Be Built

That Salem and Marion county came
within an ace of losing the proposed
new penitentiary was not generally real.
lied during the time that the bill pro-
viding for referring the question of
appropriating 100000 TO the people at
the election in June was under discus
sion in the house of representatives
The bill passed the house and was sent
to the house of representatives. The bill
passed the house and was sent to the
senate when il was discovered that in
measures referred to the people for the
erection of new institution the exact
place it is to be built has to be speci-
fled This specification was omitted in
the bin as passed by the house, and
Portland, southern Oregon, or eastern
Oregon might have secured the pro-
posed new structure.
However, when it was finally discov-
cred that the omission was made, on
motion of Representative Seymour
Jones the bill was recalled from the
senate and amended so that the place
for the new penitentiary is Salem.
The proposition is to be placed on
the ballot at the special election on
'une > "hei tis People VIII de,erlhihe
whether or not the S4O0,OOO shall be ap-
propriated. The bill introduced was
the result of a board of survey of the
needs and requirements OF the present
penal institution, which recommended
the building OF new institution with
the labor furnished by the conviets
Seven other measures are to be voted
on at this time by the people. They are
as follows;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22

Officials said they have heard no
answer to the demand for the release
Of the Americans.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22
Representative Elgin
Will Revise Journal
of the Lower House

Tn the work of revising and correct
ing the journal Of the house of repre-
sentatives, Charles H. Elgin, representa-
tive from Marion cousty, has been chos-
Ell by Speaker Stanfield to supervise the
work and represent him. The ac-ual
revising of the journal will begin next
Monday, and during the next few days
the clerks will take a well earned rest.
In the house those who will do the
work frevising are Fred Drager, chief
clerk; Charles Erskin, calendar clerk ];
and Merrill Moores, journal clerk. They
expect to get through in about 20 days.
1t requied 25 days last year to complete
the job.
There were 36 more bills introduced
! in the house this sessoion than two
! years ago, Tn the 1915 session, there
were 533 bills presented and in that
Just closed 500.
1 The closing hours of the 1917 scs-
sion were marked by utter confusion,
according to the journal clerk Bills
were read, amendments were offered
conference committees appointed, the re-
ports of the conference committee re-
jected, and everything left in a uddlc
that is worse than Chinese puzzle Out
of this hopeless tangle, the clerks must
find sense and find out just what the
legislators did.
I In the senate, the Journal will be re-
vised by John Coehrane, chief clerk
Jim Church, calendar clerk; and John
T. Hunt, journal clerk The statute,
do not require representative Of the
president of the senate to be present as
in the house.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22
British Lost Heavily

Berlin, via Sayville wireless, Feb.
22.-Two hundred British were count
ed dead, following rcpulse Of an attach
south of Armentieres, the official state
ment asserted today.
''South of Armentieres after a strong
fire, several English companies entered
our positions the statement said.
fThey were Immediately elected by a
powerful counter thrust. While clean
ing out trenches 200 dead Englshmen
were counted. Thirty nine were brought
back as prisoners.
or the fighting on other fronts, the
statement said:
Southwest Of Riga and on the south
bank of Narocz laEe enterprises Of
Russian detaehments of strength up
to one company failed. Near Labusy
on the Shishara and at several places
between the Dniester and the forest of
the Carpathians, several coup Il mains
were successfully carried out by our
thrusting detachmcnts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22

other nations, he spoke of our country
as the great world philanthropist. All
countries look to the United States for
help in time of need, and that cry has
never came in vain.
Patriotism, Mr. Benson said, was not
capable of definition, but several exam
pies were related as illustrative. Every
day some great bully of vice is threaten
ing our Fatherland, and if we listen
we can hear our nation calling us; if we
answer we are patriotic, Some of the
vices related were social, as the bully
Of greed, and the unjust distribution OF
wealth An act that goes contrary to
these is patriotic, and this day is to re
mind the American people oil that obli-
cation. The singing of America closed
the program.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22
Liner Perseus Sunk

London, Feb. %. The Holt liner
Perseus has been sunk. Three Chinese
and one European Of those aheard are
missing
The Perseus was a steel screw steam.
ship Of 672S tons and was owned by the
Ocean Steamship company Ltd, and
managed by A. Holt and company. She
was built in 1908. Her port Of registry
was Liverpool.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22
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ALALI MAKES SOAP
BAD FOR WASHING HAIR
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Most scoops and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. which is very
injurious, as it dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is just plain
mulsificd cocoanut OIL for this is pure
and entirely greaseless. It's very cheap.
and beats the most expensive soaps or
anything else all to pieces. You can
get this at any drug store, and few
ounces will last the whole family for
months.
Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub it in, about tcaspoonful is
all that is required. 1t makes an abund-
ance of rich, creamy lather, cleanses
thoroughly, and rinses out easily. The
hair dries quickly and evenly, and is
soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy
and easy to handle. Besides, it loosens
and takes out every particle Of dust,
ldirt and dandruff.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22
Another Fine Feature
for Ye Liberty

Frank Loscc. who has done remark
ably clever character acting in many
Famous Players productiens-amo
them "The Eternal City. in support
OF Pauline Frederick; "The Spider :
in support of the same star; " Miss
George Washington. in support of
Marguerite Clark; Under Cover,
/" Diplomacy. in support of Marie
Doro. aud in "The Old Homestead
'and ''Thc Evil THEREOF, in which he