davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-03-16
Lyman Measure, Making
,m;ssoners Elective and
|tting Expense, Vetoed.
kRs IT WOULD
| INJURE ALL BONDS
s.ppro,lng Measure Hays Says
|. 70 BE Effected Would Cost
Iee District Many More Times
Ian the Amount Of Expenses.

lie Rock, March Ex-Governor
this afternoon announced his
veto. the other two being the
r racing bill and the ST. Fran
wee board bill. In his third veto,
NOR Hays assumes "a position
10 believes will more firmly es-
h the Improvement bonds of the
He says, in his veto of house
mo, 1913 (BrockmanD, to amend
10 ga of 1911, known as the free
act:
Feel that to sign this bill and to
become a law would be for Ar
to say to the outside world
here was no stability to any of
katutes creating bond issues. II,
improvement and bridge dis
have been created and their
sold on the foreign markets,
the legislature from time to time
ds the laws under which said
are issued, no bond buyer could
know what to 10.
lam reliably informed that to
I've this bill would be to lend un-
'nty to the value Of the bonds
q by this bridge district, there
hbarrassing the bond-holders.
blicy is 10 encourage capital to
to us by giving stability to
rs of legislation relating to
issues. / do not care tc i'm
on the property holders of the
Bluff bridge district by casting
slatiee suspicion upon the value
karactnr OF their bonds,
Z exnenses now necessary to
beration of this district are no:
tank.. The rurtailment Of ex-
5 provided in this hill would
The bridge district many more
than the amount OF the ex-
IS. We must protect our bond
and hold inviolate our con-
Let us encourage and not dis
Ice capital to come to our state
puse bill 33S by Brockn.an is.
fore, disapproved and vetoed"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-03-16

Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Lee are enter
tanning their daughter, Mrs. S. F. Cas-
Ter, of Texarkana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-19
PLATICAS POPULlARES
iJU = ICTlAl.!!

n" grande) cStaba como ahOra
muy leioS de habcr triunfadO.
porGuc csc movimirnto popular
drsdr Que Sc iuici6. habia cscritO
IN Sus bandcraS la palabra JUSTI-
GA. Y los que con fines p~rcconce-
biduS camb.aron csc lena por DE-
mocracia". luspirdEdoSe en- las doc
trinaS americans. solo ubtuvirron
I'm triunfc. personal y paSajrro,
que fuG como dircn los poetaS. 81
surHo dc una nochc dc yeranO,
que debia convcrtirSc mas tarde en
cruel y mortal pcsadIIla.
y rrccliyamcute. 81 pueblo ne
Nicano. 81 vcrdadero pueblo que
picnSa y que razona. no 50 lanzd a
la iucha armada por rl nero gus
to de rntronizar I'm nucvo tirano.
conScicutc O lHc~oHScicnte. que de
TODD lrnia Ell scilor Madcro: nj
para f~ayorrccr y cIcvar a deter
minado @rupo poIitico O rrvoluclo-
mario. Sino para caImar de una ~
por toda> Y para si"mprr. cl "ham-
brr Y ~rd Il" iu>ticia' IN" ha 81
DO Su dOlrncia cr6nica y qu" 81
madrriSmo amrnaZaba scgulr propa-
gando. no va con cI "mbudo ricn-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-19

=" ~ ,,r~, ,,,. ,l.r,moo, 81 ar
...I . f., rr.r, =, r., ma
,,.r,.a, ,.r.. .,,rr
w. 49,, ,.,on .,mo nm
at.r..u.I, -r. ,,,hi-
J~.n.rI.,J, 81. n,o
,..r,. 49,. ,~.o.,nz,s ,nt. Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-19
Una MEXICANA PATRICIA Y VALIENTE
Lie. NERIDAn.

n.,.,. Ln5l, IL. I~ir,rnnIn, In
InoJ. 80 e~rnrnntrar Ios ia
o., ro,,.I,cionorios an. an casa
t. ~; ~ .ansiu,.r o~I.,nor,,.
.r,Ia, rno
p''" 0',''
80
''o'''"
:. .. han imnrasto nor natriolismo
nnr amor , s,i ra2a y nor humanj-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-19
Nj REVOLUCION, NJ CONTRARRE-
YOLUCION, NJ SEPARATISMO
YUCATAN RESPETA Ell PACTO FEDERAL

Yuratan no re, oluriona: cicrcita un dcrccho de legiima drrenSa-
IuiSlmU> EN- este r0Hcepto qur rNDrrSaHl0S cn nucStrO aricU!O edI-
nos proponcmoN d ,rriafaro crao;cr del mo'imiento armada que ia
e>tLlado EN- la Peninsula
No hay. ra cirto. NADIA que contradiga la opinion que suSteAtamo>,
TUdo me, imicutu c,uluGonariu >UEuHc Sicupr" I'm prograna dc re
forna< poIuico-"con6micu> y I'll Observation-Disclosures de m gobiermo o re
gimen institution sura"a Ianbirn uaa organization ; u" cNtructura
de- cariclrr naciomal. cruNttmdl Dor elcmcntos policies afineS y con
tendcncia> DE- generalization, Uamo EN- l ordcn mHitar como en- t" orden
qubcruamcutaL Supuur pur UtiIau. h cN~tencia de IN icfc O de IN
cludio QUE a>pira Il cun>Ujuir>r. i"i"FinannenM. cn director c' to> u>-
tiuo> naciomalc> para dr. dr este Iaodo, iorma p"cuya al pcn>amcnto
rev oluriUnurU.
III mo, tuicnto armada de- yucatiu no Gcnr ningura DE- e>tas earac-
frri>tira> por los dates que lnruy> hlSta &hora- nucStroS compatrio-
las dc Ia Peninsula mo- man duiu Al yomUccr ningun prOgrama d" rcTor-
MAS. nj local nj general nj nan dr>cpnocdo = niHgm gobierno por Ia
>rurIia rauu q" gur $50 exist; tai gubicrHo. idcnEr, han hecho decIa-
raromer r>prrs@> cn cI >ruGdo de pu' no tratan de- generalfar el mo'i-
micnto mi de- in,Hdir trrrilorio que corresponds a la jurisdiction de "ir">
case de aggression o utaqur. las Midas " imtrrr>r> de los Hu.atcco> EN- tani"
que no haya uu go6cruo general Observation-Disclosures orJanIAado que
>cpu impartirIc> guarantees y yoa quirH puedan r"~tahirccr la> rriaci"-
mes que les imponc Ell pacto federal
POGO e. contrarrv, ulucionarin. La cuntrarrcNuiuri6n impEca scmprc e.
tjrmino opue>tc. la nrgarion vb>oIuta de los principles que >u>ienta y
las rcTurma> IL gu" u~pira gI nucIro rNoiuciomar0 Dr. dnndc foIoNanrn-
t. st dcri,a. y cu cI c@o Gur nos ocupa no acont"cr este irnomcno.
Los yuratrcu> uu han c>pre>ado IA nconIcrmriai e" Lo relative Il las
rrornm> p,Huco-eronomia> que prycctaa los >ignat"rio> del plan de
Guadalupe. ls pt rl roulrario parrrr Ic !> acrptan d" burn graz
do. todu lI gr uirmtr", hulo unidad ten Ia revolution ! no st les hih
obTto e. lriagut, ) arar"lo> pr"porrionarou '"da caSr DE- tacIInda-
d> al >rHor Curaala para que pudtra IrNarFoiiar en- Iu'>0rc'oh Ge ii
Peninsula Nu progra"rt dr rr!orrna>-
NJ son. pur< les priarpio, rcNOiucionarmS los que renugnan y con-
ira los qr ~ llauluu uH>rw~ -:npatr"@S de iuratan. ENia N>to
que arcptan c>,> prime p,>. p,ro mo- acrptan igurhmrnte los proredi-
minnj1~ tcrrori>tas de gur han hccho u>o. para hmplantarioN, los aUN"
Iarr> del senior CafrauA,
y rs contra taIo r>to. contra l> c>c>o> y les crmrncN perpetradr>
contra Ia forna brull que nph@. para rNlrrio"ihar>r ri pcn>'aIent" r."
yuiuciuuariu. contra To- gwr - aa >uD!rladn rl eSpritu Serene ! IIerE
rrauci>mo l> prsra &c utor'aadcN que los robrn y ief"> miiiarrr 7f
los u>cNiuvu --,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-19
Jose Santos ChOcanO.
(COntinua.)
FL drcretO lie ID. NenuStiano.

FL drcret0 de ID. Venustiano.
CuandC el apasionamiento de las
controversies ~personaleS, en- ell que
ha fracasado ell Ciudadano Carranza,
no le habia aun arrebatado = este la
lucidez 4 su inteligencia, la equidad a
su honradez, Ia serenidad a su ener-
gia. decidi hacer c hice de Gl, con hi
~pcrb6lica pero honrada intencion,
elogio calurosamente exaltado, con el
que le se1alaba como mi esperanto
alberta para las ~angustias en- que Sc
debatiera el pueblo meXicano y CO.
mo una promeza de Organization ra-
dical para el bierestar arm0nico de
toda nuestra America.
Aiguien dijome. e2tonces, que tal
elogio podia ser una e~Xageraci0n de
mis- propios deseos.-Toda eXagera-
c~i6r--sostuve yo-era en- tai elogio.
IN doble estimulo: estimulO para ei
I!udadaho C"rr&hz@' 4 III Ce q"e Se
empenaSe en- Vaciar F~e"lE'7nIe ;"
perSoha!iGad Po!!Vica Usn''o uei "'o'
ue lueaI que Ell" ie = ie''
tlmu!o para 81 pueOIo me"lc""o' d
III ne que c'~Us-'0'G'' 81 "''1
e" i" !Ue''"' "'' @.''0 ID G.'
'9''H'iN'S"'' 'O"""
Coro1,;r.5 ,,+e5 r~aDTc6sam nor
~ ,,, o.,r doco,c;6n T,v;+a
,,.,ad , cor nm Hor,hro de Fstado
- ,,,;ar 60 cm,o5o soIamerta en-
b,na,so m CordHo
10 lameatar6. 81 tai ocurre por
e.
Y 81 case es cue tengo va que la
mentarlo.
VI M l. prone,ido r.ds. p Dor /,
tanto, a NADIA estoy obIigado: di
ce Carranza.
Durante el tempo en- que estuve
con el Ciudadano Carranza. en- Du
range, va despuas de Ia eXaltacloE
De mi eIogio pude ooSeI'aF q"e' q
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IPasa a la pagina ).
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Y. W. c. 4. Notes

FlUus nrr under way for the dele
gNtIon which win go from this city
iu the simmer conference ~ middle
western states no Esrs Park. Col.
which roulcup- August 10 aud mNs
until August % Miss Antoiurur
Light wIu go as delegate from the
Frances Cross club. Miss Grnda Tar
mu from the Bible study club. and
Miss Lydia Wahl from the Confer
"umn club II ls probable that a mum
hor of others will take advantage of
Oh" opportunity but the plans are not
yet muturcd
Mrs Alberta Wilkinson director NJ
hc cnfcteria viii return sunday from
kingfi-hrr, whore she has sgcut her
vacation.
Assoc alton Residence Personals
Mrs Maude Gwulmcy and Miss
Hazel Crcasou. who have spent their
vacations at different points IN the
state have returned tu take up their
studies iu the business college
The many friends of Miss Annette
Light viii be- glad to know that she
hn. returned from Wesley hospital
much improved in health
Miss Katherine Williams ha, gone to
Hastings where she has accepted
sienugrnphic position.
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READY TO SHIP
ANOTHER CROP
Cutting Broom Corn in Progress
at Lindsay Choice Corn
SlOO Per Ton

LINDSAY July 81 with the har-
vest of Oklahoma broom corn just be-
ginning and the first sale uf n bales
mndc Nlonduy there Is every reason
10 expect that the price soon viii go
tu $50 ton. though the highest lo-
rm quotation at this time Is 800 for
choice corn The average stuff that
VIII be- marketed just now will bring
about $50 per ton II h believed Inter
corn wIl, be- NJ better length and cuu.
mnud better price
While the market IL said 10 be- dull
az this time, It Is known that the yIs
lhlr supply II not nrge, I'm fuor ls Dee.
low normal But buyers ARE using the
faint probability ~ war u~ II hammer
iu beat down the price one Winhtu
buyer tells them that dollars would be-
worth more than amy amount " broom
corn IN time Of war
A number NJ buyers are On the field
this week Their number viii Dee aug.
mcuted next week
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Beth, the Girl Who Went Right.
An Autobiography
Recorded by Ethel Lloyd Patterson.


nv t1rl OowninHJ
menced to cultivate slight Carelcss.
ness Uf attire AZ tribute to my new
calling.
Also. | began to try various color
and line effects In my drawings nt
the office for Mr. Custelll. the de
siner. The net result ~ these ef
forts came about II week after ! had
been making them.
Miss Barrymore" Alr CastellI
asked. Aren't you feeling well these
last few days.
Yes, | answered wonderingly.
lie looked at me sUllcitUusly
Maybe It's your eyes" he said half
10 Himself "Do you think you have
been working too hardl You might
need glasses
My eyes do not bother me- I ~
tortcd siffly
Well. well r. he said IN n puzzled
voice Il don't know what II Is, hut
there II something awfuly funny
abOSt your drawings these last few
days. don't know just how to e1.
press II, but one OF the lailors said
they were sort of confusing An
iden seemed 10 strike him you are
not trying to do something differ
ent, are youy he asked
The blood rushed up Into my face.
Il was trying 10 make them lit.
tle more beautiful | replied hotly.
'l'ut perhaps II was mistaken thing
tu do might have known that
AilOrs could not appreciate itl"
Mr. Castelll was good.natured
and kindly man For M instant q
smile played across his lips, but he
Strengthened his face into lines ~
gravity almost at once.
"Oh yes, | understand" he ald. ~
remember now that Mfr. Gleason, the
button manufactures, told you he he
licyed you had artistic talent aud sug
gested that you 20 10 an art school
! think II would he very wise thing
for you TO do, and | quite agree with
him. Rut you see he hesitated
These drawings you make for ny
are purely commercial We had not
thought u framing them. No, inas-
much as they are only for the guild
Oncc Of the tAllors, perhaps II would
be ~ well for the present 70 make
them simple and understandable,
rnther than beautiful
! am glad to be able to recall that
| had common sense enough 10 real.
lze at his words how silly my efforts
had been.
"Give me back the had drawings.
Mr.. Castelli," exclaimed I'm do
them over again think somebody
somewhere has said a little knowl.
edge IN n dangerous thing sup.
pOse there II only one thing even
more dangerous, aud that IL no knowl.
edge at all"
The larger the void, the bigger
the echo" remarked Mr.. Castelll
quietly and then hurrledly; But of
course, ! don't mean that personally.
Miss BarmOre."
"Of course you DON'T reIolned
heartily "GO get me my bad draw.
lnkS I've been n chumpi
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SHERIFF SHOT
DEAD IN RAID
Arkansas officer and a Negro
Killed In Battle on River
Island

NSCEOLA, Ark, July 81 Sheriff
~ Sam Il. Maiden Of CrIttcndeu
county aud nn unknown negro were
shot to death In battle between Of
flcers and alleged bOOtlpggcrs Oh Island
- In the Mississippi river, near here,
early today More than dozen men,
white and negroes, were arrested as
result Of the raid.
The sheriff, accompanied by several
mllitamen from Blytheyille und dep
uties from this town had planned to
surprise the inhabitants of the island
at daybreak, but their arrival was dis
covered aud the shooting Immediately
followed
Island 81 has long been known az
rendezvous for bOOtleggers.
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Mr. aud Mr.. A. Halverson will
leave next week for Galveston Wis
whore they will spend six weeks.
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No. 96-Artistic Temperament.

NO. B6-Artlstic Temperament.
5000 10000 10000 5000 4.
o 1T t. well 10 remssubsr In con. -
q ncctiOn with peoples brains that -
q the larger the void the more re- q
- sonAnt the vche. o
q o
3 90 q 900 900 o u
For three evenings after that |
worked ON some drawings to sub
nit 10 the art school which were not
costume sketches Hattie posed IN
various positions Tor my efforts, TIL
her neck was stiff aud she had a
crnmp IN her arm She was unpro
testing and kindness itself only
once, after hours " sitting motion
less. she looked at one of my draw
lngs and said tlmidly,
Does that really look ike me.
BethT
Stella, who was seated near me.
d0ruing her stockings at the time.
doubled mp and fairly howled with
J'N Ntlls NN Nllf NNN INV fAINfNNlHl
on my face, she got mp NJ once and
patted me ON the shoulder.
Don't you care BETTY she com.
fortcd IN may not look much lil.S
Hattie, hut ltIs q blame good draw
Ing NJ something And the committee
0t the art schuol never saw Hattie,
So where's the mrm?'
In due lime / had finished half
dozen drawings and submitted them
10 the committee, aud In due time.
although II wns then the days dragged
Ike weeks, | received my formal no
tee that my drawings were accep
table, aud ! could begin work at
night on the first ~ the following
month M triumph since then has
given mo quite the eAtion Of that
one. ! nm sure n man who had his
first painting accepted hy the salon
could feel no pruudcr thnn |. had
become mn artist" | hegnn Ia be
critical of the advertisements In the
hncks Of magazines And com.
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GOLDEN DAYS
IN EVIDENCE
Building Permits Show City Con-
ditiOn; Breaks S-Year
Record

ONE OF THE surest indications
~ Uf the return Of the golden dnys
is seen IN the number Of builINRCl"r'
mits which have been taken OVEdur-
ing the month Of July The lHcfeuse
In the residence district Is especially
striking, more dwellings having been
built this month than during any
month In the past five years
Twenty. eight homes Ia thirty days In
the record for July, averaging more
than one home every working day. The
average cost " the dwellings IL higher
than normal, being almost $1,000. The
total building permits for the month
surpass $50 900 of which sum the resi-.
dences comprise 81 900 The total
for July last year was only $50 $50.
Of this amount only $4,000 repre-.
sentpd the new homes. only seven
houses were built during the month.
Officials IN the building department
predict that with the coming of the
great Ford assembling plant the
building permits will reach the high
mark established in 1910 Ii IL eI-
pected that the new Ford plant Will
act AZ a drawing cnrd 10 many other
big industrial concerns VI similar
nature. This proved true when the
first agricultural implement house es-
tnblished Il branch In oklahoma City.
within short time oklahoma city
was made the distributing point for all
the other large implement houses
also.
The present July record exceeds by
So 900 the estimate furnished by tho
Office at the beginning Of the month
Only once I'm the past five years has
the total been equalled, and then by
the entrance Of large mnnufactur
ing concern that represented the
greater part of the months permits
W. Y. Ridge has retun,ed from
trip 10 Perry. lie owns half section
Of land IN Auburn township, Noble
county. Just one mile from where n
prospect we'll for oil and gas Is being
drilled. lie disposed Of his wheat crop
at 81 per bushel Mr. Ridge made the
run into Perry Mt the Opening the
Strip"
Plumbing. Pm. Wal. $50 Taylor Rro'
ADV
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Assoc. alton Residenre Per.onnl.
Factory and Store

Mrs Erie NJ Simpson " 1921 West
Main street. lcft Friday for the east
eru millinery markets
O. A Crockett " the Bass Furniture
company returned Friday from his ,u.
rutIon at Medicine Park
r - Bass who has been the guest
~ j w. Bass left Friday for hi,
home boo Mu,kugce
Mr- bora Graham NJ the Fair pry
Goods Co., has returned from a two
week, vacation I'm Illinois and In.
diana
Miss Mildred Talacko ~ the Fair
is spending her vacation at Medicine
Park
Plumbing Repairs. Hutch Wal. 1874
ADV
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Mr. and Mrs Ilcury Hanson ana SON
Foster and Mr aud Mrs, Gus Hanson
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Plumbing. Ph. Wal. $50 Taylor Rroa
ADV.
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and children VIII motor to u.ll,ua
Park tomorrow for a ten day-, s,r
Mrs X. A. Klcuschmldt will rra,r
this evening for Milwaukee Wi.
,ybprp. sL. a. .,,lI.I a., t... .. 3D..
ness of her mother
Mrs G.. A. brown ami d,ugIto,. MI.
gum. Miss Brown win pI., ',.,,
friends In Lawton. Walter and v,r
uon, Tex, but Mrs Brown wiIl rrrrrp
the middle of the week pr,omrpni.n
hy her sister Mrs Jopp r,pp, ~ sr,r
to California Judge brown a,..r -
short stay ln Mauum next week v.I
leave for Winters. Tex for lyp,Iy
reunion
MISS halr Hamilton who has been
lhr guest NJ Mrs j @ Stree, VIII
Ira'e Tor her Ion" iu Shawnee today.
All, p...,,
.r.,g ,i''1 ,I ru''Ale iool' NJ Brrnham.
Va ~ lll' guest Tor % Few duE. u
,,'I,.,r ,''', ~ -. Ml'Aih and Mrs Walter -.
,l,n, ',n"''a. ,'. ovlo'' gong ou To hed Wing.
,',,,'.,.. -, ",'v - sue wiz si'hd ihr re-
~ W '''' summer.
Afr. ,t,.., t,....,
a... ,. 49, .u i'', " anu anu "''-A,'l "''e
r.. - .''''" 'o' ''' ''u'"l.'''. II
I. ..l A..
turned .r.I,, .r,,',''., '''." ,,. MI -''. re-
,m , ..r, .,' Tint. ,,,.'''',- ITO" ,'N'"Ioia,
,..,. ,.,, ,",s ,''i, i,i'N nor Ir"
.r,r..... .,r.. ''''' ""in' II"u '"c
lr- ,,5 No. T. -
WpJ.vortD s,r.., '..,, ~, n''%u w., 'l Last
foir.l .r ,,,1. 'T,, ,r.,'. ,'p'l'' mn enter.
II n,., '- a,'l ,,. .'''S were gwen To Mrs.
lI,Iu. ,r,,',....., ,' W.. w. hIoW nice. \ de-
and t.. .,. ... -" '' ,,'''' a' thr close
u N ul,,.n ~ ,'''1,'. ''" Mines.
prowr,." p d W., W. h'"Wh' owen,
Hur.rr ,rL M '',,,'". v. miss Mamie
Drown.
J..I,,,c,p. .,
Maud, ,L.r.,rl..' ", ,'''.E mug IVY MISS MARY
waller ,, ,,,o 'n,,g,' ,,,., ana Miss Llhei
lp,lJ. ,rI =, s.,,'' ,'''', VI tue inter Mar
n..r, ,.i ,,,'.., '''I u''"''l'o ,hr apart
nr, t,. .,,ltn ",,, f" I'' served through
iro ,r.,. nr ,%e ,..''.' "'' ",'r served nl
n. u.. ...,.,.... WV. ','r ''""' nI,d those enjoy
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Euents
HGriei Dunn Bentley Office Phone W.4OI0

OHc. pLo,. III AOIo
OONS ''"'e "''"'~
duy Tor Baltimore Ald where she
viii join her daughter NIi-. Jeanette
sparrow nud they vii. visit at points
on the Atlantic cOnst Mrs Sparrow
was accompanied by little Jack Free
n"y, son of Mr.. and Mr., j f. Free.
nrN ana later Mr. Sparrow will join
them FOR visit IN N,rgIpIn They VIII
he gone nnlll the mldd'" "f september.
MF7. Il. n hu''H'".'h j. spending
" h'hV' WIN irl'l'"' D" 'uI'aso.
A.. ,,.-. ,,
,, ',"' ~, '"(''." "I I'ale
Chicago.
MI. ana Mrs HnrN GursOu and
P Installed at ChnrluoN. Mich Mr.
"'rsoh VIII return n couple NJ
the remainder NJ the summer
Mrs unrrN Benson who has been
visiting m 'hicngo j. expected home
''n' ''in' next week
Nr anil No. r ,,
were .yr.,,oI hon. a.. ''''',. VINO
their motor t.r 49, o.. ......ia ''N l.u1 '..' m
main orofbrr r.ccr .l ''O. @ w.' w.
rnU bp,Ir. .bir,o5 ,.,. ,'I'' IVY
'' ""''''
Miss Mary Frances entertained most
happily with an all lay PARTY Friday
m honor N Audrey aml Anlcp Ashton
who len Inst night fur their now home
100 'hlrkn-ha The Nuy was .prnf
with games ou the Hwu pony rifles
"hu n picnic luncheon and the guest,
We're Janet ili'I Heller and Katherine
t'lrri. Jessie GEORGE Hattie Bell
''"l' 900" lii'lo Miller
NJ o.,,,
L..r m, ..n, A., a., "'O',n NH" nave
R,Jmon Ja,.,.I W.. WI ".' MIS- w. d.
b,mo rn gii', '.'' '''"'l I'd" their
Miss Tomr, uHrblry o,. r..,...
Friday tu the q r T. r.ul b,,rr
also %, guests Misses Sarah Gnrri .,n
turu NAV Hooker Buapo Kin, ,.J
T.,,.l A.. ''''~ 'HN
made by Mis-. ,rr. la iIa..,, a,'', were were
llnuker I'M, ,ly, vWi u. | ','' WIS,
week with NUs, ,I,ry Nro,,I',v "'N'
'.'' ''NI'lN'N
Mis-. Tappf, v,uip,,,n g., ..,.,
potlpr IN. ,rr...f 1"',,' 1911 N ou''''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-31
Al Wheeler Park
SUNDAY

Band concert Sunday at Wheeler
Park flynn's First Regiment Band,
Dr Il + Flynn director. 10 . D m.
l "ln the Hills Of Old Kentucky"
March ................. Flynn
2 Alma, Where DO You Liver
Selection .............. Briquet
, "liagtlmc Regiment BAND
March ..........,....... Morris
! Southern Songs Medley over.
iurc ............ Arr hy lAmpa
0 National Spirit March ... Iagev
q Back TO Carolina and You
NhlL '................. schultz
Intermission
I "MNry You Are Little BIT Old
Fashioned .......... Gable
Just Little Love, Just Little
kiss Waltz ......,.. Sllesu
0 Old Kentucky Home Fantasia
.'.............Arr by Dudley
10 "Srmper Fdeles" March Sousa
IL Robin Hood Selection De Koven
y Il Want to Go Back 10 Michi
gan'--Mnrch ............ Osler
Haa.
II II wasn't for our enemies life
would be awfully monotonous
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-31

II II wasn't for our enemies life
would be awfully monotonous