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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-17
WEST BRATTLEBORO.

Miss Florence Fits pleasantly enter
tanned eight Of her sehoolmates at her
home on South street on the afternoon
and evening of her birthday, WedneS-
dav. Nov. Il. Officers were chosen and
a hike was taken to Signal hill On
returning, music and games, followed
by war time Refreshments consisting
Of bareback, coffee, sweet chocolate,
fruit and nuts. small contribution
was given for the benefit Of the Red
Cross. Miss Fits received numerous
pretty gifts.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-17
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Mrs. r. l.. Sargent Of GO Central
street entertained aer Sunday school
class If the Univcrsalist church last
evening at her home. The girls carried
their knitting aud refreshments were
served.
a happy male individual near the top
of Church street began singing loudly
the strains Of Marching Throuea deor.
pia before daylight this morning and
continued giving expression to his pa
iriotism until about 6 o'clock. Inen
nc exclaimed: IN be id II |
don't think II 90 dow1 to tn Brooks
Hons, and stay all night.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-17
WILMINGTON.
Rev. William CAR Accepts call.

Rev. William G. Clark Of Barnet
(yt), who preached rs candidate in
the Congregational church Sunday, has
received a unanimous call TO the pas
torate and has accepted. He will move
his family here within short time.
Meantime, pending his arrival, there
will be regular services in the church
each Sunday morning, consisting Of
the reading Of sermons Of well known
minister's
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-17
Board of Trade Annual.

trade was held Wednesday night in the |
town hall. After a boiled dinner had |
been served the following officers Were
elected: President A. s. Gordon; Dr.. |
K. G. Holton. secretary; +. B. Bufium,
treasurer; directors, DR.. A. L. New
ton, f. +. Howard, G. G. Stearns. Rev.
G. l.. Thompson; auditor, :. b. Esta-
brook. The treasurer S report showed
$50 on hand. The board has contrib
uted several times for war relief and
for soldiers benefit the past year.
Fred Tanski IS now acting corporal al
Camp Devens
Mrs A. Otte has rented Mrs L. H La
Giles house for the winter
Mrs Steer of Gloucester is a guest of
her daughter, Mrs. +. L. Duley.
Mrs. William Leavis has returned
from three weeks visit in Keene.
\. II.
Miss Annie Thompson of Mount Her
mon was guest of Mrs. F. T. Pallam
Tuesday
Miss Flavia Curtis was week end
guest of Miss Mildred Sprague in Hins
dale, n. II.
j. y. lSneE IL suffering WIFI Il
swelled and infected arm, caused by
the bite of a cat.
Miss Sarah Minot has returned from
Newton Center and expects to be at
her home this winter.
The first meeting of the Girl ) club
will be held Friday evening Of this
week at the parish house.
Mrs Edward Whitcomb has been
called TO Rochester, Vt. by the seri
Gus illness of her mother
, Last Thursday afternoon 223 surgi
cal dressings were made by the East
Mortified Red Cross division.
; Mrs. NJ. i. Hamlin is at Clifton
Springs, \. y, for month She ha,
her car and chauffeur with her
The Boy Scouts met with Scout Mas
ter CORTLAND Finch Wednesday for
time of instruction and pleasure.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell OF Below
{ Falls, Vt, was a guest of her sister
t Miss Annie Campbell, for the week
. end.
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Miller o
:. Greenfield were weekend guests o
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
a Slapp.
9 Milton NJ. James has moved I
Athol. Mr.. James is connected Wit
5 the commissary department of Cam
|. Devens
). Elizabeth Ayers has gone to New Jel
i sey to spend the winter with Mr. an
l. Mrs. De Veer. Donald Ayers is attend
IS ing school in Philadelphia.
: Mr.. and Mrs Bowman of Springfield
6 were weekend guests of Mr.. and Mr.
/ Frank Evans. Mr.. Evans returned /
IS Springfield with them for a visit.
y Fred W. Crane has secured pos
"a ton with the Westinghouse compan
r. of Springfield as an inspector Of gun
h His family viii move to Springfield
4 The monthly gathering Of the SUI
day school teachers and officers VIZ
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-17
PROVIDE FOR OLD SERVANTS

or employees. The commcndablc custom
quite common in England is the gift of
paid annuities TO faithful employees.
Consult us. 6sth year. National Life
Ius. Co., of Vi. (Mutual) 49, ALBERT
G. LAIRD, Special Agent, 8 Crosby
block.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-17
MARRIAGES.

In Biattlcboro, Nov L., by Rev. Rich
AID H. Cnpp. Clarence Edison Merrill,
and Mis-. Miriam Adella Howard both OF
BrattleboIo
In Brattleboro. Oct. -, 10y Carl S
Hopkins, ESQ, Everett d. Prouty and
Miss June Nash, both Of Brattlcboro
I'm Townshend, Nov. S, by Rev. Il
:. Bosworth. Marcelus r. Miller and
Mrs. Dennis Jones, both of TJwnshend
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-17

In Germany wireless waves have been
utilized to light and cXtingush gas lamps.
The Washington times., 1917-01-17

HAN LAND
N. DowkAn. Baltimore. Ma
f. {. Kerns. Baltimore. Ma
tionaL
A p. Dempsey. Baltimore,
National.
Miss Clark. Baltimore. Hud-
Miss l. williams. Balti-
more. Cochran.
F. W. Wood, Baltimure, VII
H. /. Leon. Baltimore. Eb-
bItt.
e. H. Waters; Germxntown.
Ebbitf.
R; &; Wstsp. esrmsutOwa.
g. Vernon Campbell. Baiu-
more, Ebhtft.
Mrs. II. ". Moss. Baltimore,
Gordon.
c. scha1hAE. Baltimore.
d. c. wsAtherhead, Sails
bury. DriscolL.
The Washington times., 1917-01-17

tant Secretary. Department of the In
terror. Washington; Allen s. Peck,
Forest Service, Washington; George
A. Lawyer. United States Department
OF Agriculture, Washington; Stephen
y. Mather, Department OF Interior.
Warrington: r. B. Maxwell. city for
ester, Baltimore: II. r. Rosen, Smith
soniap Institution, washington.
z. Ia Marlatt. Department OF Agrt-
culture. Washington; W. A. Orton.
department Of Agriculture, washing-
ton; e N. Bruce. Department or the
interior Washington: o. Townsend.
Department Of Agriculture, washing
ton; 4. ]. Thompson. Department Of
Agriculture, Washington; Z. W. Nell
son. chief. Department of Biology.
Washington: Charles Thom, Univers-
ity Club. Washington; Cato Sells, In
dian commissioner. Department OF the
Interior, Washington; Alexander McC.
Ashley. Chevy Chase. Nd; A =. Nut
ton, secretary. Park and Forestry
Commission. Llychburg. Va: Mrs. Ed
win z. Abell Baltimore, Nd.
The Washington times., 1917-01-17
FORESTERS ARRIVE
FOR CONVENTION
Meeting viii Open Tomorrow
Morning to Elect New
Officers.

Foresters from all over the country
are arriving in Washington today tS
attend the international forestry con.
ference and the thirty seventh annua
convention OF the American Forestr,
Association on the tenth floor Of
the New Willard.
The meeting will open tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, with ths.an.
nual address OF Charles Lathrot
PACK the president. The election OF
ofncers also will feature the mornins
session. Recreational uses Of ma.
tional parks and national forests wifi
De the general topic OF addresses Al
tne afternoon session. The .conven.
tion VIII continue Friday.
Among the delegates who will b.
present from the District, Maryland
ana Virginia are the following:
Partial List Of DeIesates.
o. u. Baket, Washington; Miss NJ
Wilson, Kensinston. Nd; d. w, BOYD
Eastern High School library, wash
ington; George Otis Smith, United
States Geological Survey, washink
ton; @. r. Gravatt, Bureau OF Plant
Industry, Washington; J. d. Peters
Forest Service. Washington: J. "
Witherow, Washington: s. T. Daba
Forest Service. Washington; Mrs. j.
II. Gibbons, Washington: r. w. Shoe
feidt, Washington; Perley spaulding
Washington; william Converse Ken.
dali, Bureau of Fisheries, Washing.
ton; c. ID. Walcott, Smithsonian Insti
tuition, Washington; o. J. Ricketts,
washIngtoni Mrs. C. o. Foster, Wash,
Mrs. Cathryn ". Riley, washington;
Lewis Dill, Baltimore; Miss Mary
Lape Fogg, Washington; Mrs. William
A. Hammond, Washington: John Mel
son Mills. Washington; Vernon Bailey,
Washington; Mrs. Z. A. Darlington,
Washington; Mrs. Guy c. Caldwell.
Richmond, Va; Archibald Hopkins,
Washington; Walter wilcox, Wash
ington; George Herbert Beaman,
Washington; Mrs. J. w. MacMurray,
Washington; F. W. Bealey, Balti-
more; J. Gordon Donauld, State board
of forestry, Baltimore: s. 7. Kelsey.
Baltimore; Karl z. Pfeiffer, Balti-
more; +. ]. Angler, Baltimore; Louis
S. Murphy. Forest Service, Washing
ton; John McElroy, Washington: o. C.
MeTTlDt EOTe8I 6tTNICcr w h5nln BLOns
Louis r. CLAWS, Washington; Murray
Ledyard, Washington; Don carlon Ell
lis, Forest Service, Washington; John
T. Harris, Forest Service, Washing
ton; Edward S. Bryant, Forest Serv-
ice, Washington; r. v. Coville. Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington;
Mrs. Edward Cohen, Washington; Rev.
J. A. Burns. Holy Cross College, WASH
ington.
John j. RothermeI, Washington;
Frank S. Hight, Washington; Miss
Charlotte Emerson Main, Washing
ton; Miss Sara Buttles, Bethesda, Nd:
II. s. Hidges, Charlottesville, Va; 7.
S. Palmer, Washington.
Agricultural Delegates.
David Fairchild, Department. of
Washington: William C.
Washington: J. s. Yates,
chairman OF parks and forestry,
Lynchburg, va; DR.. A. wv. Drfnkard,
jr., director OF the experiment station,
Va: Prof. W. ]. Schoene,
State crop pest commissioner, Blacks
burg, Va; 8. T. Kelsey, Baltimore,
Nd: Richard c. Norris, Elk Ridge,
Nd: Mrs. Flora w. Patterson, Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington;
claN Tallman. Department OF Inter
or. Washington; Bo Sweeney. Assis-
The Washington times., 1917-01-17
Everyone Likes
ThisCold
.Paps's Cold Compound ends
"a cold or grippe ina
few hours.

Your cold win break and ali grippe
misery end after taking . dose Of
"Pape's Cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses are taken
1t promptly opens clogged-up nos.rils
ana air passages In the head. stoes
nasty discharge Or nose running. re-
iieves sick headeeee, dullness. feyerish-
Doi't stay stufed-up! Cult blowing
and snuff1lng! Ease your throbbing
head-nothing else In the world gives
such prompt relief as Fape's Cold
at any drug store. II acts without as
sistance, tastes nice. and causes no In
convenience. Accept no substitutG-
Adyt
The Washington times., 1917-01-17

leigh.
d. W. Burke, Pittsburgh.
Raleigh.
W. l. Porter. Philadelphia,
Sterling.
J. ". watson. Pittsburgh.
John L srlner, st.tters-
VILE, Harris. g.
+. A. Mathews, Philadel-
phia, Harris.
Thomas A. Keheler, Al
toona, Harris.
w. W. Griest, Lancaster,
Capitol Park.
L. Angeloty, PhlIadeIphia,
Capitol Park.
B. +. Leventhal, Philadel-
phia, Capitol Park.
d. M1ginerre. PhiiadeI-
phia. Capitol Park.
De Clerek. Philadelphia,
Capitol. Park.
Robert Linderman, Phila-
delphla, Capitol Park.
Paul Allmand. PhIlGdel-
phiA Capitol Park
George w. Keyser, Phila-
delphia. Capitol Park.
L. Boeiice. Philadelphia,
Capitol Park.
H. CampowskI, Philadel-
phia, Capitol Park.
s, J. Cotsworth. PhIladel-
phia, Capitol Park.
II. II. Dodge. Philadelphia,
Capitol Park.
Mrs. ]. F. Murphy. Phila-
delphia. Capitol Park.
Carl ". Sipke, Pottsyille.
Continental.
Louis A. Osborne. Scran-
ton, Continental
]. c. White. Philadelphia,
Continental.
J. A. Timer. Philadelphia.
Continental. =
A. L. Davis. Philadelphia,
Continental.
A. @. Compton, PhIladel-
phia, Continental.
B. r. Bostick. Lansdowne.
Continental.
r. Z. LIE Noir. Phiiadel-
phia. Continental.
Thomas +. Flynn. Philadel-
phia. Continental.
A. r., Moret. Philadelphia,
Continental.
v. Funelll. Philadelphia.
Continental.
E. P. Foutx Philadelphia,
Continental.
A. zenker. Philadelphia.
Continental.
H. Glantz. Philadelphia.
Continental.
Carl Fusohener, PhIladel-
phia. Continental.
John Fasohener. Philadel-
delphia, Continental.
Nathan Cohan. Philadel-
phia, Continental.
Benjamin H. Winterstein,
philadelphia, Continen-
N. Il. Forbsrt. pIttsburxh,
Continental.
z. r. Robinson, Philadel-
phia, Continental.
s. p. Bowers. Philadel-
phia, Continental
+. s. Berry, Philadelphia,
Continental.
J. Freeman and wife,
Philadelphia, continen-
tai.
Catherine speiker. Mt.
Pleasant, Wilmat.
Albin BensavaEe, Shenan-
doah, wilmat.
w. II. Cutter. Philadelphia,
Capitol Park
RHODE ISLAND.
william H. Draper. Provi-
dence. Willard.
G. J. Farmer, Newport, Har-
ris.
RUSSIA.
D. X. vchInskey. Petro-
grad. willard.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Mrs. r. H. H. Calhoun. Eb-
bitt.
Charles c. West. Charles
ton, Capitol Park.
TEXAS.
James Lattimore Cimraeh, |
Houston, willard.
Roger d. Williams. Fort
Bliss. willard.
TENNESSEE.
W. H. Bremmen, Memphis. |
willard.
t. A. Mecallie, Chattanoosa, |
Harris.
o. d. TAI and wife, Chat
tanoosa, Continental.
STATES NAVY
A. 8. Chantg. Lafayette.
VERMONT.
A. c. HaweS Burlington.
The Washington times., 1917-01-17
Ives! THIS IS TRUE!
| ANY CORN LIFTS OUT;
No fooIIshnessI Lift your eerns\
and eaIluses off with
hneers-
Pain? No, none at all!

Pain? No. none at all!
\ Sore coFns. hard, corns. soft corns,
ar any kind OF q corn. can harmlessly'
be lifted right out with the fingers II
you will apply directly upon the corn
a few drops Of freeZone says a Gin
cinnati authority.
It Is claimed that at small cost one
can get q quarter of an ounce of freeZ-
one at any drug store, which is suffi-
cient to rid ones feet Of every corn
or callus without pain or soreness or
the danger OF infection.
This simple drug dries the moment
II is applied and does not inflame or
even irritate the surrounding tissue
while applying II or afterwardA
This announcement will interest
many women here. for II Is said that
the present high-hesl footwear Is put
ting corns on every woman'S feet
Advt
The Washington times., 1917-01-17
VIRGINIA.

7. n. Brain and wife,
Richmond, 81. James.
r. Z. Nell. Metropolitan,
H. E Brown. Metropolitan.
w. II. Thompson, Danville.
Metropolitan.
J. W. Beasley and wife,
Roanoke. National.
Charles Lochman. Roanoke.
National.
c. II. Paxton, Na1onal.
Jas. s. Garrell. Richmond.
National.
G. B. Christian, Richmond,
National.
]. B. Solomon, Richmond.
National.
Carroll Mernford, Rich
mond. National.
J. R. Holstead. Richmond.
National.
W; P. Carter. Richmond.
Hudson.
Mrs. H. r. Harrison. Lees
burg. CoEhran.
Miss Lucy Harrison, Lees
burgh. Cochran.
Mr.. and Mrs. +, II. Bryan,
The Palms, willard.
s. @. NJ, Anderson, Rich-
mond, Willard.
n. g. Hoiison, Richmond,
willard.
E; 2: Goodwin. Rishrnoni.
Ebbitt.
A. B. Carter nnd wife,
Richmond, Ebbitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Hall,
Larton, Ebbitt.
Mrs.. n. D. Hall, Lorton.
L rsl'i, u; walter. stanton,
Mrs. A. C. Thoys, Rich
mond, Harris.
w; J, Coulton, Richmond.
N. 7. Klein. Richmond. Har.
s. r. Hoberts and wife,
Stanton, Harris.
II; /. Gordon. Richmond.
D. s. ouInstin. Petersburr,
ton. Capitol Park.
d; =. shanahan, Capital
H: W: Price. Orange. Capt
tol Park.
J. U. WINNER. Roanoke.
Continental. ~
J. H. Drake, Richmond, Con.
tinental.
Mrs. Bedford Glasenke, Up
perville, Continental.
John W. Clarke, Richmond,
Continental.
z. W. Brandon, Richmond,
Continental.
johnson Russell, Middleburg,
Continental.
c. p. Hammond, Rockfsh,
Driscoll.
+. C. Bickneli. cuipeper,
Driscoll.
A. s RiIey. culpeper. pris-
coll.
E. W. Gillian. LouisbuSE,
Harrington.
II. w. Glover. Richmond.
Raleigh.
]. r. Hatchett and wife,
Richmond, Raleigh.
T. L. Harvey. Newport
News. Sterling.
F. L. Isbell. Newport News,
Sterling.
D. La Traynham. South
Boston, Sterling.
WASHINGTON.
P. welch. Spokane, willard.
Miss Vera Child, sprague,
Congress Hall.
Pietro Tonielli and wife,
Seattle, DriscolL
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NatkEer,
Seattle, Raleigh.
c. b. Blesther, Seattle
Raleigh.
Mrs. Blesther, Seattle.
Raleigh.
Mss Colmaiz. Seattle
Raleigh.
Z. @. Angiish, Seattle,
Raleigh
WEST VIRGINIA.
r. A. Dohley, chepherds-
town. National.
r. A. Donley, Shepherds
town, National.
Mrs w. II. Smith, Park
ersburg. willard.
v. g. synsh. Buckhannon,
winston.
WISCONSIN.
Ralph r. Hartley. oshkosh,
s. B. friday. Oshkosh. |
H. Prong, Oshkosh. Harris.
J. +. Biumer. Milwaukee,
The Washington times., 1917-01-17
PLANS TO AID GUARDsMEN
Relief Body VIII Ask Business Men
toco-operats.

There will be no suffering among
families OF discharged guardsmen in
the District IL business men will Co
operate" declared Mrs. William e.
Harvey at a meeting of the execu-
tive committee Of the woman's Relief
Association of the National Guard OF
the District, at her home yesterday.
Plans to urge upon business men
the necessity Of restoring guards
men to their former positions when
they return were discussed. "The
men who were patriotic enough to
answer the call of their country when
1t was thought that their country
needed them-should be shown every
consideration" Mrs. Harvey con-
tinued.
All to Ask Reinstatement.
As In the case OF members Of the
Signal Corps, when the remainder
Of the District militia returns, the
men will be instructed to return to
their former places OF employment
and ask for their positions. II those
in charge will not reinstate them,
then members Of the association will
urge upon the manager the import
ance of so doing.
Should this fail, then another posi-
tion will be found for the man.
There was no hesitancy felt by MEM
bers of the association In stating
that the business men Of this city
will show every consideration TO dis
charged members of the militia.
Lose Government Ala.
Although the Government appro-
pristion providing for dependant fHmi-
lies Of 'guardsmen Is at present car
ing for many families in the District,
as soon as the man is mustered out
the allowance ceases. Should any of
the men of the Signal Corps, recently
from Federal service, be
In need, through any cause, they are
requested to communicate with Mrs.
The Washington times., 1917-01-17

T. v. Walker, 254S Seventeenth street,
Of the association
Many men now on the border arc
said to have been promised. their posi-
tions when they return, but II is GER
tain that a large number will be with
out work.
The Washington times., 1917-01-17

John r. Finn. Johnstowr
Willard.
Daniel j. Shields, johns
town, willard.
r. c. Baird. Pittsburgh
willard.
Arthur Judson. Philadelphia
willard.
Louis A. Mattson, Philadel
phia, willard.
Francis Brady, Philadelphia
r. W. Patch, Philadelphia
willard.
Miss E. s. Crowell, Phila
delphia, Ebbitt.
C. G. Clayton, Philadelphia,
H: csrOu. PhiladsIphia, Eb'
bitt.
H: csrou, jr.. Philadelphia
H. Van den Beemb, Phila.
delphia. Ebbitt.
Z. Rollapma, Philadelphia,
EDDlkl.
Ghom Rich. Philadelphia,
Ebbitt.
II. Kinder, Philadelphia,
Ebbitt.
r. Edgar Benson, r., PhilA-
delphia. Eobitt.
+. 6. Schultz, Lancaster,
= Ebbitt.
H. A. Bauer, philadelphia
Ebbitt.
Ray. and Mrs. Walter d.
Puxh, Shoreham.
c. g. Beck, Philadelphia,
Richmond.
Mrs. George z. Wood. New
Hope. Lafayette.
w. c. Trabue. Piladelphia'
Lafayette.
H. 3. Klankinson, Phiiadel-
phia, Bellevue.
Joseph r. Gufiys Pittsburgh,
Shoreham.
Mrs. J. H. Warren. Mark
ham, Richmond.
Mrs, z. d. Miller, Peters
burg. Bellevue.
Hulda 8. Rowe, Petersburg,
Bellevue.
Mrs. @. 7. Richards. Phila-
delphia, Congress Hall.
@. W. Edmonds. Philadel-
phia, Congress Hall.
A. r. Brodbeck. Hanover,
Congress Hall.
p. r. Denkelman. .Philadel-
phia. Driscoll.
A. Borner. Hhiladelphia,
Driscoll.
A. Reese, Philadelphia, Dris-
e. Hail. Philadelphi., Dris-
coll.
c. W. Keyser, Philadelphia,
Driscoil.
Hal McGill and wife, Phila-
delphia, Winston
Oscar Schwar, Philadelphia,
Winston.
Paul RohmiE. PhilSdeiphia.
Winston.
Herman Minllor, Philadel-
phia Winston.
r. Hoprs and wife, Phila-
delphia, Winston.
II. J. Craig and wife, New
Milford. Winston
Marshall Betz, Phiiadel-
phia, Harris.
Harry Wiegand, Philadel-
phia, HarriG
Henry Mayer, jr., Phila-
delphia, Harris
Gustav Mayer, Philadel-
phia, Harris.
o. Z. Brady and wife,
Philadelphia. Harris.
q Abbees. Philadelphia,
o. Hermbers. Philadelphia.
B. Glass, Philadelphia.
Harris.
Walter Pfeiffer. Philadel-
phia, Harris.
Eriche walternorth. Phiia-
delphia, Harris.
Rudolph Engel. PhIladel-
phia, Harris.
Joe Homer. Philadelphia.
Harris.
Joe ALA. Phjiadeiphia..
George H. Steinle, Phila-
delphia. Harris.
Edward Keller. Pittsburgh.
Harris.
J. 8. Statter and wife,
Johnstown. Harris.
Thomas e Foley, Philadel-
phia. Harris.
Mr.. Gnd Mrs. II. C. Brew
ster. Philadelphia. Har-
@. P. Pattenbury, Pitts
burgh, Harrington.
Alfred Lorenz. Philadelphia,
Harrington.
8. 8. Klein, Philadelphia,
Harrington.
H. d. westcott. Philadel-
phia, Harrington
T. Meyer, Philadelphia. Ra-
The Washington times., 1917-01-17
NExT FoRT MYER pauI,

Tickets for the next exhibition drill
by the cavalry at Fort Myer may be
had on application In writing to the
adjutant at Fort Myer. The drill will
take place Friday afternoon, January
20, at 2:3a O'Clock.
The Washington times., 1917-01-17
ARE PEOPLE FROM YOUR HOME
STOPPING AT CAPITAL HOTELS?
List of Arrivals From the Various States and
Other Countries Recorded on Regis
tiers of Local Hostelries.

Of at
listed by
quick
The Washington times., 1917-01-17

ALAShAs
A. p. McGowin and wife,
Andalusia. DriscoIl-
ARIZONA.
w. p. Lynn. Phoenix,
AUSTRALIA.
A. W. Armstrong, Sydney,
Raleigh.
CALIFORNIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Harri-
son. San Francisco. Will
lard.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Clark.
Los Angeles. willard
Charles A. Beardsley, Oak
land, willard.
Mr.. and Mrs- A. ]. Hart,
San Jose, willard
Miss Marjorie c. WEIGH,
Los Angeles. willard.
Miss B. II. Halderman, Los
Angeles, willard.
r. W. Kellogg. San Fran
cisco, willard.
W. r. Smyth, Berkeley,
Continental
CANADA.
]. ]. Harpell and wife.
Montreal. willard.
Mrs. Donald Keith, Hall
fax, Gordoa-
Miss Keith Halifax, Gor=
don.
CONNECTICUT.
Mrs. James @. Crane,
Stamford, willard.
Mrs. John L. Buel, Litch-
field, Ehbitt.
Hrs. George n. Minor,
Waterford, Ebbltt.
?. A. Scot, TerryviTle Dris-
C. E. Gardnsl, southport,
Bertha Hawkins, East Nor
walk, Raleigh.
H. +. Greene, Bridgeport,
Capitol Park.
Mrs. z. Z. Gray. Brook
held, Capitol Park.
s. I. Hewlett, Bridgeport,
Capitol Park.
= Le. Reed, Hartford,
Continental.
C0LORlnn
". McCons, Fort Collins,
Harrington
DELAWARE.
]. z. RichardSon and wife,
Wilmingfon. Harrik
FLORIDA.
Z. c. DeFos. Fellsnore.
Dtncoln.
Neil GlIlico, JacksonviIle,
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