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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03

dreams. but would never again Be a
reality with him
I cannot imagine where you got the
rs per cent talk you speak e. Tor
though I Do not credit you with much
knowledge of the Jltney rue game.
know you could not have even
imaEincd that we even attempted e.
pay cur drivers rs per cent
Then drivers were paid he Is cents
per hour 60 the very last minute and
we paid in fun
So far as the ordnance Ia con-
cerned-we did not feel Justified in
bringing several thousand dollars
worth 10 new cars here and being
regulated out of business.
We did coantermaud an order Tor
faur cars as Z win show you when
rendering ven this communication.
We did this because the city com
miss.ouers ~ Pensaeola promised q
reasonable ordinance and after 81
promising have had prepared for them
and have passed on the first reading
an ordinance both drastic and unc0n-
sdutioual and again they promised tu
pa6 reasonable ordinance but two
meetings have passed and stir moth
Ing doing We await their passage
of 1--we and let i've ordinance.
PENSACOLA JITEEY BUS CO.
Leon * pmliam.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
JITNEY BUS OWNER SAWS
NO STRIKE EVER ENlsTE D

Editor Pensacola Journal:
WIN yaa be fair enough 90 give this
letter tbe prominence of va1r article
Ia t0daya Journal "Jtneu Driver
strike Latest ~ Pensacola" witch
was made o. appear was the account
- one 81 the owners - tae Jitney
Bus Co.
Please allow me Go say that the
owners ~ the Pensacola Jitney Bus
ca we're not Interviewed az all that
there O. not now nor has there been
any strike or dissatisfaction among
any Of cur drivers untH taey were
iat out snd found they trather he for
there was only one let ouD could not
set back
The Pensacola Jitney BUS Co. paid
their men he l-a cents per hour just
as tire Pensacola Electric co. does.
houRh you refer O. be a. smaller one
~ oar men can uid street ear mani
said that he much preferred sitting
upon e hno cushion and comfortable
seat with q back and riding up0u rub
aer tires % either turning the brakes
and frampirR the gong 81 an electrlc
car a. the same money per tour And
be said THAI doing the acrehatie art
and Sand0w development feat on the
summer ear IKE the conductors have
% do. would SIN haunt him In hls
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03

Editors Note.~-Mr. Andrews should
have addressed his communication 20
thn city commissioners They are the
only ones with the power 20 remedy
conditions. and be should onumerate
some ~ The false statements that have
been made Mr Andrews. m his conn
muuleation. Is the first e. even sug-
Nest that the city IL pasainE through
a. epidemic lie also Is che first 70
state In The Journal that seventeen
children had died during the past two
months and that only four deaths
could in any way he connected with
Impure milk u facts arr as stated
s. SIR Andrews then conditions are
much worse than The Journal thought
The idea ~ four deaths-four lives
terminated because 81 imp are milk.
e is awful Certainly some of the
iairies are selling clean muk Some
af them have even endorsed the pure
milk ordinance and their endorsements
have been publshed On The Journal
what TIE Journal would iske @ see
q tha passage of "a law guaranteeing
that an milk sold in rensacobt be pure.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
DIARY OF AN ECO.

g February Was laid today in q
bed 81 hay By q big black hen
February z.--Was put in . crate
with ! lot 81 other eggs and loaded
aboard a train.
February 4-Reaehed market.
February Slave taken up my
residence IN what I understand -
called cold storage Feel rather
chilly.
March Sieve been here = month
soday. No change, no exercise no
prospects, no nothing. Not even
daylight. Feeling pretty stale.
April i4s-This life Is positively
the worst ever. No wonder people
dis Ia prison. I'm most dead myself.
September al don't care any
more. Every bit u feeling has been
frozen out Of me. My own mother
wouldn't know me.
Rovember 6,--Gse, but feel rot
ten
November Shave Just heard tha,
I. along With several million other
once eggs. have been condemned &C
death 81 the pure-food Inspectors
'Tis we'll. IL viii be q blessed relief
As Emerson said, Goodbye, proud
woxld. Ina going home"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
THE MARKETS

New York, June 2.--The cotton mar
ket opened steady today at a decline
of 8 points on October. but generally
unchanged 90 points higher and sold
about 90 4 points net higher during
the early trading on covering and local
buying which appeared 90 be inspired
BY complaints 81 expressive rains IN
the eastern belt Cables were lower
than due but their influence was modi-
fled hE the spot sales in the Liverpool
market and there was evidently little
cotton for sale around the local ring.
The weekly weather report read
rather hulish az to the state details
but failed 20 inspire any improved de-
msnd and the market was quiet DUR
ing the early afternoon with prices
working back % nearly last nights
closing figures under scattering realiz-
Ing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
The People Are Looking
to the City Physician.

TEE c.ty comm sianera have am
nounced that they vHl pass q milk
ordinance that + presented them 81
Dr - 3 Mobiles ire city physician.
and they have turned over Is that on
cIai the arrnal measure presented
the commissioners
Tn MOBILES therefore. ia entrusted
with the duty q nrspar.ns law that
vil give protection e thc people q
tho city "a s hoped be viii perform
this Outs ln manner that vii Insure
this protection The commissioner
cay shes WI pass whatever measure
ere city phye.cian presents The re-
eponslauty mus shifted 70 the
shoulders of that omslal end The Jour
nal hopes re- Nabiss sees ri rs s.ve
% TIE people that far waich they Pc
fstioncd The commissioners
TIE inspection feature 3 one 81 tbe
most Important % any law rclatlns
e. ire food consumed - tbo people
II therefore ahoad Is drafted with .
view % calling CT thla Inspection and
the pr0per examination 81 milk apeci-
racns when hey are taken n Is alsa
hoped that tie commissioners win give
she cIW physician after they euacl
ere measure mat support which vii
enable him 10 enforce me law. and
not block o. proper enforcement Is
Shaving fsvorites as has been done
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
A WAY OUT
a Resident 81 Pensacola Shows tire
Way.

4 Resident 81 Psnsasola Shows Tire
Way,
There's ore effective way % relieve
kidney hackache
Iinlment ard plasters may relieve
it,
But they seldom reach the cause
Bsekache Is cause 90 suspect the
Kidneys
Deans Kisney PIns are for d.sor-
dered Kidneys
Pensacola people hack them up.
Read a case 81 e.
Prank Wide. police captain. e69 p
Wright street Pensacola. SAYS Z had
trouble from my kidneys. caused no
doubt ~ br.nE ON mv feet a great
deal 7 had severe attacks - back
ache and fet that my kidneys needed
attention. used Deans kidney Pills
and relief Faen followed
Price see e sff dealers Don't sim
aFv ask for Kidney remedy--Eet
r1cau.s kidney rIus-tha same fhat
Nfr Wilde bad FuHer-M iIhurr Ca.
Trofa Buffalo " =. fAdv1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
HE DIDN'T COME BACK.

Want 70 git board here for the
winter heys" said q rural resident 20
q fastidious young gentleman who had
been engaged 90 teach the winter
school ia that district. Well, ] guess
We car 'comm0date you If you're a
mind 20 iist sort o. take things as
they come We don't put on no airs
here, we don't. We're just plain.
everyday kind OF folks, aud--here
you, Bill, keep your fingers out'n the
teachers pocket; and, Buck, you give
him back his watch and chain. or I'll
larrup you good
As ] vas a-sayin.' mister. the
teacher Rin'raily boards here, and
Mary Jane, git of the back Of the
teachers chair. and, Jack, you better
bring his hat back fore / give you a
good waruaint
Yes, sir. mister. you'il find IS plain
sort o. folks, and om. IL you and
Zed don't stop sticsin' pins into the
teacher. he'll not let YOU sleep with
him when he comes here 70 board
You see, mister. the boys they
take turn about, two az q time. a.
sleepin' with the teachers that board
here and--BiHl I see YOU pinnin'
thar old rag 60 the teachers coat tail
Give him = rap over the head, teacher
Here you, Buck, you just sc and lie
that bull terrier up aRinl Yo1 see
the boys they've got 3 little trick oi
Keftiu' our old ball terrier onto al the
teachers that board here. What'il
you bet Buck can't down ye two times
oufn three IN fair and square rassle
Bet he kinl Shed your coat and try
him one. NOT Got 70 be gong
Well, you come along and wei make
you right 20 homel"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
No. Orleans Cotton

New Orleans. June Large SPOT
trading in Liverpool and unfavorahle
weather comment put the price Of cot
ton I'VE O. six points over yesterday
close In the first half hour Of business
today The tone was steady and the
ding was quiet. only moderate busi-
ness being done.
spot cotton steady. 2 points up.
sales on the spot 900 bales, 20 arrive
$50 bales. Middlinw cents
At 1850 prices were q 60 points
under yesterdays last quotations.
Cotton closed steady, unchanged "a
{ mimi Hnn.n rnf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03

Wld Bin 81 Germany possibly
thought that b waiting two weeks
In replying 70 me American note the
Americans then would take a dispas-
sionate viev q the Igslfania incident
Unfortunately far wild nW the Amer
iean papers continue 90 print accounts
q bur.sls 81 American women and
ehIdren and this Is serving 10 keep
the Incident very much alive.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
ne OTHER WAY ROUND.

Mrs SouTspite.--Whe I gave you
that solemn warning against marrying
I said that some day you would re-
gret II. That time vii come. mark
my wordsi
Mrs Newrd The time has come.
Mrs. Sourspite (gleefuliy) !
thought sol Then you regret your
marriaRel
Mrs. Newed.--Oh. mol regret the
warning you gave me. Il sept me
from marrying for neariy a year.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
Chicago Grain.

Chicago. June Cash grain and
provisions.
wheat--No. 2 red lg0Ht2z; No. g
hard I3Cal87h.
Coru--No g yellow T5h HT6.
Provislons-Por $3.50. lard f853s
ribs sag7ugi0sT.
The following are the leading grain
and provision future ranges a. re-
corded on the Board q Trade today
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
- cLRvER TRAP.

pofiv.--Father told me today that
you get So. 500 year, Paul
Pani.-Corrcct 20 a penny
Poliy.--Why. You'll have 60 pay an
income tax. won't your
Paul lgrshbiug her). -- Darhng J,
they don't tax a married man until his
ineoms Il $4,000 q year. Save me
from being taxed. won't you, dearestf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
/Ak,E
A Galley o Fun !!
THE BEST EVIDENCE.

Though men may knock and men
may roast
The narrow skirt that shows
stocking,
From coast 70 coass. they look the
most
And longest AZ the one Hlost shock
ing.
Yea. many men who rail and blow
About the skirt. in secret love ~
Most women know that this u So
They have the figures, too, g prove
~ Walter @. Doty.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
Restless Roumania is
About 70 Enter the War.

Three weeks aeo 4 Cerman-Amerl-
can correspondent 81 the Sew york
world interviewed raRe Jonescu. for
mer premier 80 Roumau.a and one 81
Sc most influential politicians upaa
che attitude g b.s country some 81
hls words will have familiar sound
g students 81 European statesman
ship
n e Impossible f1r Reumana 81
remaia neutral n tbe war For her
"a john Germany nud Austria fs
even more Impossible therefore no
choice remains Ger ua Just when
We viii give up our neutrality and
march against AuHJro- Hungary
cannot say The question IF few
weeks EARLIER or iafer does NOT
matter D. th.s War, which Is Bound
% he IONS
Roanania must ana VITA rartics-
pate 81 taIa world airaggle. n order
that sire may obtain her rights and
faiHH her manifest destiny Her
nanonai aHplrations must Be salts
ae8
All TIE rreat power CT Europe be-
tng now Involved fhe pendulum %
speculative war Interest swings back
20 Is starting point the restless hal
Kan peninsula. which ths perverse and
selfish diplomacy 80 the dominant
nations haa msae The most volcanic
renion in European politics during TIE
last half century
Ne one familiar with the turbulent
history and prostitutes 81 that region
woula espec one 81 the Balkan peoples
20 he moved by am abstract desire for
peace And they are jest a. unlikely
e. Re affected 81 tbe horrors 81 war
Therefore. &C. occasions ne surpriss
when q IS announced that BoumaBia
and Ruiearla have about oonsumatee
an agreement whereby the former mas
enter the war "a the side 81 the allies
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
~ AwFIII pIIn-T-

Mrs Nswed.--I am in an awful tx.
Mamma.
MrA Eaglebeak. -- What Is tho
natteri
Mrs. Viewed -- | went through
Georges pockets last night 70 hunt
for change. as you advised me 20, and
I found some letters which I gave him
70 post last week and ucw ] dare not
scold about the letters for fear he'll
seoid about my going through his
pockets.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03

Penelope. One thing about an
automatic piano IL. Il doesn't have TO
be coaKed 20 play.
percival. And q better thing about
Is H. Il car be stopped any time with
out having It's feelings hurt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
DIRECTORY

Light summer clothes for
men and women at light
prices and sold on easy
payments. Good selections.
Gains, 26 South Palafox
street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03

Yer the BENEFIT q our Turkish resi-
dents. We are arrauelrg win e rue
factory q issue specially woven war
bulletins hot 81 ire loom every hour
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what has become 81 the men who
ust rs proclaim that modern invention
would make war sa horrible thar uni-
versal peace Woal8 rtsuItg
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- -

DE you propose 20 marry asked
Ms fIifters % young Mr.. hsin-
bridge
slNeu. / haven't proposed yet, re-
piled he. in a ta@@ whseh forbade tuf-
kAar aAGuiTise.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03

Guest lglancing
over menu What's
the best word to-
day, cid mani
Waiter whisper
ing): Beefsteak
Guest: Why IL
isn't on che card.
Walter Shl You
know. it's the closed
season yet sirl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03

a Iot 81 stun ruated about the war
"A Is clear violation ~ the Harrison
Iawa
It|pfohia.ta lae distribution ot dope
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
NAVAL STORES
MARKET QUIET
NO SALES or ETHER SPIRITS
or RosIN POSTED M CHAMBER
or COMMERCE.

The spirit market was quiet az 80u
eos. with sales ~ uo casks
Receipts, Casks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
ITCHING ECZEMA
SPREAD OVER FACE
Got IN Hair, Would Burn. Badly
Dishgured, Hair Came Out in
Spots. Dry and LifeIess. Cutieura
Healed, Hair Nov Beautiful.

p. p. y. No. =, BoE isAK. Norfolk. Va.
-~'' suffered from an eruption which started
as . scale around my nose II woaid Itch
and burn and analiy IA spread over my fana
and got In my hair. I was badly disaEured.
When g was warm I was eompeled %
scratch 70 % get ease. " herevsr Il vas on
my head tie haiF would come out in spots.
Ny hair had bocome dry and lIfsiess.
Fer three years I worked faithfully
trying reme.iios that diTerent people wouid
recommend and it would zeal up for a iitfla
while and then continued q itch. Finally
one dag bought some Culicura soap and
box Of Cutlcura Ointment and they healed
my eczema and now my hair ts beautiful"
lsignedl Mrs. L. A. Peace, sept. "a. 1914
For pimples and biackheada the followtnE
r. most elective and economical treatment
Gently smear the affected parts With Cuti-
cura Ointment. but DO not rub wash OF
The Cuticlra Ointment "a ave minutes with
Cuticura SOAP aad hot water and continua
bathing for some minutes.
Sample Each Free By Mail
VITA sap. skin Book on request Ad-
dress postcard ''Cuticura. Dept. 7, Bos-
tea" Sold thruugho4t tha world.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03

Jacksonville Market.
Jacksonville. June THE spirit
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03

market was hrn at 8sA ass. with sales
of 234 casks.
Receipts, Casks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03

Tue fAHtN market Was EEm VII
sales 81 647 barrels.
Recsipts, 8arrslA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07
CLUB WOMEN TO
HOLD A MEETING
Interesting Addresses Are to BE Made
AT Gathering Of Second District Fed
Grafton Here Soon.

The Second District Federation OF
Womcus Clubs will convene In okla
boma city April l3, II and 10 the
regular session opening at 80 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon at the Parish
House Of ST. Puuls cathedral More
than fifty delegates viii be In attend.
anre and the program will include ud
dresses and talks which will he of
value not only to club women but
10 both men and women Interested In
the bctterment " all social and edu
Cauonal conditions
Among the addresses planned Is that
NJ Dr G. Hubbard, who will speak
ou digestive Harmony Mrs Charles
X Hume ~ Auadarko president of
the State Federation, will address the
convention. ns will also Mrs Tom
Hope of Ada, vice president Of the
state and acting president for several
month, past
The Art Committee win have spe
cial exhibition Of ceramics with Il
descriptive talk. the exhibit including
both modern and antique ware. The
Oklahoma Art League will furnish An
exhibit Of Interior decoration. Miss
Edna May Lindsay, supervisor OF tn,
kindergarten system In the city
schools will give demonstration, and
the delegates will also visit the do
nestle science and manual training de
partments of the high school
Among the amuscments planned is d
reception to be- given by the City Fed
eratiun 70 the delegates Tuesday even
lug at the house Of the president Mrs
II Coulter Todd Wednesday cyenlnl
there will be "A musical and dramatic
program arranged by the chairman q
the music committee, Mrs G. A Gallo
way ~ Enid Thursday noon the go
rosls club win entertain the delegate
with a luncheon at Soro4is hall
Officers NJ the federation are, presl
dent, Mrs Orin Ashton vice president
Mrs. Charles W Goodwin Of Clinton
recording secretary. Mrs George llill
man Of El Reno, corresponding Sc,
retary, Mrs {. y Gould, Oklahom
city, treasurer Mrs c. A. Galloway
Weatherford; auditor Mrs d. "
Lowder, Calumet parliamenteriaI
Mrs J Il Campbell, Arapahoe
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Hats at $1,000

At the concert to be- given usAt
Tuesday evening 10y Miss Lucy Marsh
the culurutura soprano under the
auspices Of the Brunhilde club. among
the numbers win be- the Italian Street
Song from Victor Hcrberts operetta
Naughty Marietta the Apollo club
NJ this city. furnishing the chorus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07
MANY TROUBLES
DUE TO AN
INACTIVE LIVER

Mny OF the troubles OF life such AZ
headache, indigestion, constipation and
lack Of energy are due 70 inactive liv.
srs
GRIGsBYS LIV-VERIAX H a
natural, vegetable remedy that will
Est the liver right and make these
troubles disappear. II has none Of
the dangers OF disaGrseaDle after ef-
fects Of calomd
Get BOc or 81 bottle Of this splen-
did remedy from your druggist toIHy.
Every bottle bears the likeness of L.
X Gngsby. who guarantees Il through
any druggist Adv,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07

Mrs william Wallace Rlcrcr aud
Mrs William II Green of Providence
r. L. returned Saturday from fort
nights stay IN Galveston
Mrs r. NJ Campbell was called to
Hampstead Tex. Tuesday evening by
the serious illness of her father
Mrs II W lIlckam Of Maysvillc
Ok, has been visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs T A Vaughan at the
Skirvin She Is ON her way 10 Meal
ester to attend grand chapter of the
O. +. s.
MIR and Mrs. ] NJ Bass and Mr.
and Mrs Charles THUS are entertain
ing Wednesday evening ~ next week
number Of the friends Of Miss or
line Bass, who IL leaving coon for M
extended visit east
Mrs James Franklin Harbour will
entertain with matinee party Sat.
urday afternoon AZ the Oyerholser to
see Billie Burke IN honor Of Miss
Adele Conway.
Miss Camille sullivan entertained
the Two O'Clock Auction club Tuesday
afternoon, additional guests being
Mines Clifton J Wycoff. Lila Crosby
Riley, Weaver Jordan and c. T. Bent
ley Top score was made by Mines
Hudson y. Wilcox and BENTLEY The
club will meet next week with Mrs
VIII Allspaugh
Mrs w. T Schmltt entertained the
Ncedlecraft club Tuesday at the home
of Mrs Oscar l. Cordell Specials
guests we're Mines G. h. Davis May
nard Cornelius and NJ W Calhoun
The afternoon was spent with fancy
work. The club will meet In two
weeks with Mrs. A, q. Hoag
Mrs Frank L. Best entertained the
Lee Hucklns Bridge club Tuesday, nd
ditional guests being Mines. Georg,
Nldgeey, Frank Finch and Davit
Duugherty Top scores were made by
Mines Frank InuE. l.. n Beadlcs, an,
Midgeley. The club will meet mex
week with Mrs Dorset Carter
Mrs Frank Rest win leave Thurs
day for Mexico, Mo, where she will
visit her daughter Miss Mary Hes
who is attending school there
Mrs. Ferry Williams was hostes
Tuesday to the oklahoma Bridge clul
Additional guests were Mines W /
Witchcr and Frank McAnany 10
scores were made by Mines C. "
SImms aud n. VI Snrdeker Mis-
Helen Fritts assisted her sister
serving The club will meet In tw
weeks with Mrs. Frank Brown
At the meeting " the +. r. O. clu
Tuesday morning with Mrs. W.
Bottoms, arrangements were con
pleted for the clubs annual Dime
which will be- given at noon April Q
In anniversary " the opening IN
dinner viii be served In the banuu,
hall of the First Presbyterian churcl
and will be reunion Of the famll,
Of the club members who were II
pioneers Of the early days The ne,
regular meeting win be May /, for Il
election of officers.
Mrs wynne Erwin entertained Il
Players Auction club Tuesday, add
tlonal guests being Mines j A. PER-
Samuel Hooker, aud {. Y Semple. 4,
scores were made by Minis Perry NJ
Miss Ollie Pickett The club vi
meet next week on Wednesday In pla
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uf chapter 40 2G3. .. + $. presented
Mrs Hughes with birthday cake
Rnd she was also the recipient ~ sey.
val pottrd plants Mrs C. F Sever
lns was elected tp membership Add
uonal guests were Mines Young Van
deyor shannon, II A Englchright and
O. J. Henderson The club viii not
meet next week but will meet April 70
the hostess 20 he announced Inter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07

The shapely girl isn't ashamed to
let people know how well she can fill
a pair of SILK hose
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Plumbing Repairs, Hutch Wal, 1874
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07

when a man mixes rel glon with
politics the religion Is apt to lose its
identity.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07


ana MIS-. AhNih' he'lE u''e' "','
however sS 'h'l I,ti on tue ]" Nv
truih Tor lhV'I Wedding Journey "
San Antonio ~ Faso. Los A"t'''''
san lra"r'N'" ma" Il'so. "','"','.
Spokane. the hlfIh p'"'' "i lh' "r'"',
SnIl Lake 'lil, Vsdru. Denver ANU
Kansas city They VIII b" at nome
III Mario" AIl'i june J.. r'I K''"E
away gown MI'. 0"'ll ""'' wv
travelling Null OF h"'Y hiu' N"'.r "'',
green satin ANA becoming mat 4"
green embroidered win ''iI"" 'o'''''
Among the guests from other cities
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Among the cyeuts being planned FOR
Miss Maryette Agnes Moreau and Mr.
John \ AtohIson whose wedding is an
event N April -, will be- uu evening
given by the Sigma Sigma sorority. "
which the bride elect Is "a member, nt
the home " Miss Louise Link on
Tuesday evening N next week Thurs
day afternoon. April 10 Miss An
nette Foster and Mrs MaIand Suggs
will give linen shower FOR Miss Mo.
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