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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12

% American Magazine, THE High
Cost of Golnng"
t2) Everybody's, "The Dollar Demon
and the National Game"
80 Vogue. THE Way OF the Mode at
Monte Carlo"
90 New Republic, "Banquets."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12
FrankfOrd

The pupils of Professor L. Glenn
Haines will give a concert for the bene-
fit of Colonel James Ashworth Post. in
Assembly Hall. Frankford avenue. Wed.
nesday evening, May 10.
Mrs. James A. Clarke Miss Sara
Clarke and Mr. Wesley Clarke have re-
turned to their home, 315 Borbeck street.
Fox Chase, after visit TO Newtown, Pa.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Rockledge met
yesterday at the home of Mrs. w.
Wright. OH Montgomery road.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12
South Philadelphia

Miss Dorothy Cohn and Miss Cecilia
Cohn, OF 1896 South Broad street, will en-
tertaln the members of their embroidery
class this evening, after which a buffet
supper will be served. Their guests will
include Miss Eta Ellis, Miss Jeanne
Baskin Miss Sarah Baskin, Miss Mary
Tress. Mrs Samuel Sauber and Miss Rose
Mezrldo,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12

The sewing class of which Mrs. Frank
Sagendorph is president spent the day
at the beautiful estate OF Mrs. BayaTd
Dickinson at Olney. Among the guests
were Mrs. Ralph Hays, Miss Louis Van
Zant, Mrs. Herbert Hays. Mrs. Harold
ogden. Mrs. Austin Boyd. Mrs. Culver
Boyd, Mrs. Fred Kelly. Mrs. Brooke
Evans. Mrs. Robert Taylor. Mrs. Vernon
Phillips. Mrs. Julian keenan,, Mrs. Norris
Scett. Miss Anna Endicott and Mrs. Will
lam MaysR
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12
knights Of Malta win Meet in Dubois

PoTTsVILLE, Pa. May 12-Dubols was
chosen unanimously as the convention
city in 1916. by the representatives OF tho
Ancient and 1llustrious Knights OF Nal
"a. in the 23d annual session. In thls sitl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12
West Philadelphia

Mrs Isaac S. Blandford will shortly
issue invitations for the marriage of her
daughter. Miss Blanche o. Blandford, to
Mr.. Albert Hill, which will be solemnized
on Tuesday. June l, in the Church of the
Atonement 47th street and Kingsessing
avenue, a o'clock and will be followed
Immediately by a reception at the home
of the brides mother, 1882 South 5lst
street, The rector of the church. the
Rev, Charles w. Shreiner. win offlciate.
A delightful luncheon, followed by
bridge, will be given this afternoon by
Mrs Edward Charles zcllner. of 51O2
Springfield avenue, at the Grenoble, 1919
Green street The tables will be attrac-
lively decorated with American Beauty
roses and white flowers, with favors and
prizes to match the color scheme.
The guests Will include Mrs. A. Barker.
Mrs. Harry Boyd. Mrs Elmer Crawford,
Mrs A. Christy. Miss A G.. Crest, Mrs.
George Dixon, Mrs. H. NJ, Dobelbower,
Mrs. J. Kimes Davis, Mrs. Aphonse
Ethlier, Mrs. George c. J. Fleck, Mrs.
Thomas Huntingdon, Mrs, Newton Firth
Hill. Mrs. Rodman j. Hicks, Mrs. Charles
Graeber, Mrs. John Hart2ell, Mrs II. Du
Bois Hallowcll, Mrs. Harry Kane, Mrs.
Emil Geissler Mrs. Elizabeth Liesen, Mrs.
Charles Longworth, Mrs. Howard A.
Miner. Mrs J. Horace Miller, Mrs. Vinton
Risley Mrs. Charles h. Swift, Mrs, Ed
ward c. StaCkhouse, Mrs. e. Shellen-
berger, Mrs Robert w. Schoheld, Mrs.
William Roth. Mrs. Emil OFT, Mrs. Henry
d, Moore, Mrs. Peter Il, Smith, Mrs.
Sophie Van Horn, Mrs. Stephen o. Uric,
Mrs. William S. Ware, Mrs. George Wal
ter Whiteman and Miss Beatrice Banks
Zellner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12
Along the Reading

Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Van Artsdalen, of
Goth avenue and Camac street, Oak Lane.
will entertain at $500 Wednesday evening,
May 10. Their guests will include Mr.
and Mrs. William Glasgow, Mr.. and Mrs
a. Raymond Raft. Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.
Mccall, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kolb Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin Belts. Mr. and Mrs
Pierce Trump and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. C.
I[iel.
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Chestnut Hill

~ ar Stanley Woodward, son of DR.. and
sns George Woodward, of Mermaid lane
a u McCallum street, will entertain at
es tast on Saturday evening, May 20, be-
M, tIe, sns senior class dance of the Chest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12

The annual musicale of the choir of
Emmanuel Reformed Episcopal Church,
East York and Sepviva streets, will be
held this evening, The choir will sing Sir
John Stalner's cantata, THE Daughter
OF Jairus," and also his famous anthem,
THE Professional to Calvary" There
win also be several solos and organ num-
bers. The solosts are: Mrs. Yarnall
soprano; Mr.. Benjamin Evans, barytone,
and Prof. Thomas Middleton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12
ROXbOrOugh

The annual commencement of the Y.
w. c. A. will be held tomorrow evening
at clock.
Miss Irene Shepard, the general secre-
tary of the Buenos Aires Y, w c. A.,
will give an interesting address on her
work in that association.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12


gratulatiOns on the birth of a son.
Miss Zera de Sanno of Goth avenue and
l1th street Oak Lane, will be hostess
Saturday evening at dinner in honor of
Miss Marie Jacob of Oak Lane whose
marriage to Mr.. Earl Breeding will take
place June 2. at the Oak Lane Baptist
Church. The guests will include the en-
tire wedding party, among them being
Miss Charlotte F. Jacob, Miss Margaret
!. Jacob, Miss Margaret Barrett. Miss
Elizabeth Oliver. Miss Reba White. Miss
Mary Buck, Miss Louise Sauter, Mr..
Harry p. Breeding, Mr. Norman Barr,
Mr.. Burrett c. Harrington, of New York;
Mr. Evertt Hopkins, Mr. Edmund
Crowcher, Mr.. Robert Hood and M"
Leonard Comfy,
Miss Jacob will be honor guest Tuesday
afternoon. May is, at n tea given by
Mrs, Robert Breeding, at her home, 9th
avenue, Oak Lane
Miss Edna S. Brown, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Thomas F. Brown, of Wyncote,
will become the bride of Mr.. Leonard
brtnn in September A number of linen
showers and luncheons are being given
in her honor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12

The Falls Male Chorus. under the d.
rection of its leader, Mr.. Joseph Smith
will give a concert in Lu Lu Temple on
May %. The concert will be under the
auspices of st. Johns Assembly Arti-
sans Local
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12
Along the Main Line

hERIoN-Mr. Anthony Schwartz will
give stag dinner of l6 covers tonight
at Houpton. Mr.. Gordon Brands. of At
lantlc City, and DR.. Hiram Fride. of Baltl-
more are the guests of Mr.. Schwartz's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. E<iwa Schwartz.
Mrs Walter t. Baird, of Brooknoll,
WI return today from a few days trip
to New York.
AhDMoRE-Mr. and Mrs. Walter J.
hallahan, of Bleddyn road. will entertain
az dinner Saturday night at the Phila-
uelpnia Country Club. Their guests will
S Ne Mr; and Mrs. Herbert Tiden, Mr.. and
s,Is; s,,s; isaac Schlichter, Jr., Miss Evelyn
sullivan and Mr.. Joseph Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis Musser and Miss
;uha Musser have taken a house AT
Jamestown r, l., for the summer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12
LansdoWne

Miss Dorothy Kirk, of South Lansdowne
avenue. viii give a luncheon to her for
mer classmates OF Miss Hills school on
Friday afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12

Mrs. Samuel Melln, of 1903 South street,
will entertain on Friday evening at
rinochle, followed by a pool tournament.
A supper for nine will follow, His guests
will include William A. Connor, DR.. Will
liam G. Ramsey, Dr. Harry G. Webb, Dr.
John s. Pearson, Dr. Walter Dunn. Mr..
Amo Eddy. Mr., Benjamin Daniels and
Mr.. Charles Kruger.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12


This doesn't include money paid to the
golf professional for instruction at 81 an
hour; golf toggery, in the way of shoes,
cap and other details; nor does 1t include
any part or parcel of expenditures around
the 10th mole After the first year the
initiation fee is removed and the cost of
clubs reduced. bringing tho average down
to S12O a year. or about two for each
round played through a season Of eight
months.
The average cost of Sl2O doesn't seem
very large. II isn't when considered
alone. But when this cost is multiplied
by all those playing golf in the United
States, It Ia tnen that one suddenly wakes
to the enormous amount spent upon the
game-far more than is spent upon any
other sport in the nation. This may
sound like Joke. More than upon base
ball, with all these high-priced players
and big stadiums? Yes. a good bit more.
So far as the listed number of orEanisa-
tions is concerned, there are 1900 golf
clubs in the United States. There are
many others not listed. As an estimate,
$4,000 active players isn't far wrong. for
each club will average $50. Figured on
this basis. the total amount spent on golf
each season runs up to 100000 and
this exclusive of the s175O0OO0 paid for
initiation fees.
More Dollars and Cents
Another amusement is described from
the dollars-and-cents basis in Every
body's (2J by Irving Sanborn, who says
that our amusement par excellence, base
ball, is afflicted with dollaritis and is In
n bad way.
What happened to julius Caesar several
years before any of us were born was a
mere playful rib tickle compared to what
they have been handing baseball recently.
So far 1t has survived, but 1t is a pretty
sick old sport. A radical operation and
careful nursing may save It. but l would
rather insure the life of biograph film
in Hades than that OF baseball under
present treatment. Instead of the grip
ping obsession of a nation, easily within
reach of the masses six months of every
year. there will be evolved n sort of
grand opera of the diamond, exploiting
gifted athletes as full of temperament as
a floc; of prima dome, and receiving so
many thousands for each performance
that only limited seasons in the wealthier
cities will be profitable. Talk about
three major leagues" the way things
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Zelif of West
avenue, Jenkintown, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a son.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12

The Boys Glass No. . of the Grace Re-
formed Episcopal Sunday School will pro-
duce a minstrel show on Saturday eve
ming. The proceeds will be given for the
church.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12

Mt and Mrs, Charles S. Bromley, Of
~, e,ahd avenue and Towanda street,
sih ,eave June is with their family for
49, Lake in the Pocono Mountains,
"Aefe they have cottage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12

-. pay and dance will be given by a
49, OF young girls and boys on Mon
~ ~ evening. May "a, at the Philadelphia
~ '.S.et Club for the beneht of the build
~ lund OF st. Martin's-in- the Fields.
ase a,1, taking part will be Miss Martha
ntsop, Miss Mary Bonner Daniel,
U,ss Mary Sheppard. Miss Edith Dallas,
80 AaFgaret Dent, Mr.. Stanley Wood
r,a r,t, MT Craig Heberton, MIR. Frederick
IA iiAlas, ms Mr. Graham Dougherty, MIR. Dan
Dousherty Mr.. Webster Dougherty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12
Northeast PHILADELPHIA

The Owl Country Club members will
hold their annual moonlight excursions
from Juno u TO IS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12

The Hunter Grammar School is form
ing an alumni Association, and the grad
yates of the school will attend the pre-
lminary meeting, which will be held to-
morrow evening. at the school house,
MasCher and Dauphln streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12

Miss Maria Duffy will entertain on
Saturday evening at her home, 14l6 Cas-
tie avenue. The guests will play 300
and Il buffet supper will be served They
win include Miss Marietta Waller, Miss
Gertrude McElroy Miss Margaret
Keenan,, Miss Agnes Comber Miss
Marie Edna Walls, Miss Gertrude
Conlin, Miss Johanna Sweeney, Mr. Con-
nor Reilley, Mr.. Alexander Cunningham,
Mr. James Cunningham. Mr.. James
Campbell, Mr.. Frank Kephart, Mr.. Ed
ward Trainer, Mr.. "Jack' Martin and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-12

Miss Sarah Mooney. who spent the
weekend in Doylestown as the guest OF
Miss Mary Holland. returned to her
home. 1881 81. Alban's place. Yesterday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15
PROGRESS BY SCHOOL BOARD

THE progress, made by the school board small
though 1t is, is gratifying bet us hope that the
better nature of the men engaged in this difficulty
will speedily regain the throne, and that the boorI
will be able to compose its difficulties to that pom.
where the material interests of the schools viii no
longer suffer
The gentlemen appointed to hear the charges
against Superintendent buchanan should serve
without mumur 1t is not pleasant task, but It
comes as duty and duty should never he eyadcd.
The community Will accept the findings Of the com.
mlttee, and it may bee. with this matter out of the
way, the chief cause of disagreement will have
been removed.
The Times is without prejudice against any
member Of the board. II would much prefer that
those gentlemen now in office should agree and
carry out the work assigned Them and it will sup.
port them us far as the interests of the schools will
permit. But unless there is agreement aud meas
ureable harmony, The Times win support and urg.
any action that promises to remove the d.surbcr.
from the public service
The board can be helped by the various mc
tiouists among the patrons Keeping their Dip.
sealed and their hands off IL would have been
possible to work out a solution yr. this had 10 NOT
been for this outside mtrr.rrncr
The slogan should bee. "Ihr schools r.r., aui
above every individual"
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..5,l5l!e1,,21 21g.e.P'lg-
The School Board

Editor Times You seem 10 be- sin
cerely deslruus of settling the school
trouble | therefore suggest. ns H.,
caslest aud most practical, as well us
the most satisfactory way to ali cou
Crrned:
That the Edwards faction of four
resign aud Mayor Oycrhulser appoint
their successors, the Hudson fnctiou.
I'm the meanwhile, agreeing they VIII
take no action until the new uppolntcc.
can meet with them Most certainly
five Of the new and old members could
agree
The Edwards faction have expressed
themselves as being satisfied to have
the mayor appoint their successors and
II goes without saying that the Hud
son party win be pleased to have thnt
done.
As to the patrons. those quoted hy
Your pnpcr appear TO wish the rus,
settled without much caring how II
ls settled, They seem 10 think there
Is no principle involved. only an ir
reconcllable difference " opinion
among the members ur the school
hoHrd, which they seem to think Is
dlsgrarcful as we'll as detrimental Ia
the schools.
| suggest that this plan would not
only be satisfactory 10 all parties and
* practical, but Is also the sppedlegt
way out, Yours for
IJAR\InNy Ft,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15
Times SbiLwau

Roy Groves vu, painfully injured when he struck
the pavement with hits face according to the Hobart
Republican, Suggest tut Roy Kick the pavement with
Ils foot hereafter when me- rots sore
Miss Coco King noy returned from California where
.hr spent hrr vacation Enid Engr lufcr that the
udy is rIpsrI, uIIirl with Miss Cola
IulH ugu -U1s nt ladies can reduce thrr pmnnn
lulut h.unbug AROUND or the urs ot their toes Have
distinct mrllI picture NJ brigade " rurpulyut un,.
marching down thy street I'm this manner
IuWtuW News say. that Don SNllmau was badly n
mrrI when ID musr which he was holding bottled and
dmwud hlm uu the street lu our mind un ANGRY unsr
Is 90, most dangerous rriltcr IN captivity
Found. A valuable Anyone describing 70 notify Mr..
Iamiso aud 10 Will be- returned Mysterious ud n Ann
Pioneer
Owner win hr rut iu touch with large N.H.k mule
hy wlIus of Democrat office" &c uhuuIg,p urmurrt
quick, ST. the Wheelhuuowi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15
Twenty-Six Years Ago

Oh" Union bakery, NO 10 First Street
NH- tnr bread pies. cakes. rolls uud gem
rrul buE,ug Goods delivered 20 ulI purta
"' luy city free OF charge
Mr Keller ot Keller and Warren. has
i.. many wears devoted much time io tUp
uwUu.urr uf metallic ycntiIutlug rups
revolving caps uud chimney tops aud hus
m". N'.N q mh-t marked degree of sue
.,a.
N' S'"uhrrger milIncr on Main Street
N'' h'H0lliul ease OF selHonUhlp hats
"h. trimming w the exhibition. which
.H""n Nr % MASTER ut her profession
N# Hatch. mother nj CLYDE MufoI
nus '.'h 0" Nrhlin lulug to Gri her son
".. 'l bond Sh" ha- ulr succeeded $40 tar
.H 'UnAs shr VIII
Every dnv the number Of Hand lockers
W 1000 I'IItr 100 oar city Iu.rrn,us Every
Ni. Nr h'" NIulhIy uuurs-Iuus tu our
..' h' good m"n coming ben. to live
Ihr people have decided that they have
IIsN. o." h.d 900 election nnI they ure
''.- 3" u"Id Il. II 4, tnr the courts tu
.. .d" 1~ ln It+ legality and 10 win bee FOR
I'D" .ur't foo overthrow tnr present .ity
administration, and they viii surely do 10
Peace was resolved 900 last night hy the
Nl'hNnH" meeting. uuI ll the election 10
u' N".H nnNf saturday The able bodied
N'h1r'Ws present We're requested tu be-
pr-"N' .ud #uu that order rs prr,rryd
mere ..n nu no Interference by thr military
II. Ht.I. .u fN. .r.t, ,t.tt..tt.t ,,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15
ssSn!ap9hot9
SSMJ BY ~ n
y. S.s8Fg Jay E.Housc -

Iw much attention /, pnld o IN.
-..Y.r ".h. Every um. a sts.lo
..Ui.u. 9 r,p. m. m n,,,' ,n' puri"'G OF d
f. 10. heroic tnt r,,n,I,,,'.. %,,,'' , ,' '''''
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'... rN'syrrot"n' Do says on au.
..'...'. N0l narrow the propusi
... .. ,I' DISPATCHES from Ch!na!
'--.''''h has truth bent back.
. &. u OH.. country
...' . often succeeds lu wnElue
.. "I '"N.rr, occasionally, he
.H."r cam mHhr % vest
''.. '- WN.h difference " opinion
o.. .. .'..'r a'fsrhn"h riding {, cy.
' ' punishment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15
Letter to Helen"

Dear Helen: Am 80 glad 10 know
you are enjoying your visit ON the
farm Don't forget 10 pick me four
lcnf clover. But be- sure tu be- back
for the state fair, which nobody can
afford TO miss. There Will he all hlI-
NJ things 10 see, big hogs aud fast
horses and sights without end. aud
maybe the school board will be- there
You probably have noticed by IN,
papers that there is a division I'm the
school board. Which means. N course.
that they have passed addition, sub.
straction and multiplication and are
now IN division
While In substraction, they Sub
tractcd farmer. which / think was
II mistake, Hs they should have added
two or three But / suppose That was
impossible, sincb they had nlrcndy
passed addition. How they ever gpt
through multiplication ana the mul
iipllcution table Is mystery 10 me
when | remember how hard the ulues
were.
But then guess they started with
nine. and that explains II. Anyway
they have learned 10 divide by . aud
there they've stuck, or should We say
lodging hoard ana lodging. That
would put 'rm In. near ~ can ng.
urc out about the 2ud or ID grade /
hear they've tried interest. but re.
moved their principal before figuring
the interest
You've probably noticed, too that
Mike Dunnely Is about 10 take 5000
from the street railway for the beup
M of the taxpayers aud the city
budget Am getting along fine with
the cooking will wash the dishes and
sweep next work
Knowing YOU 0rc having good
time and hoping tu scr YOU soon beg
io rcmaiu Yours. lovingly
GEORGE
= s. Tell your friends that want
to -or Ihc board tu visit the machinery
building
Says Quit MeddlnE
ldiiur Of Oklahoma CITY Times /.
Give tho XDuur Datpln "a gI,u TI,na
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15


I,sor,.r .n, MIN. -,
",'' "'"'' nav !" s'' nv
so"u J"D "h'rr l can make some yens.
| am not particular about the dignity.
Ypns nrp whpt / need SING mGu
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nulnr f.. an JL, ,, '',s " nm
uhnn van ,on I,.",' " Wv. @ 5"'','"'I 3'. ,'''iu
is ynry tncony.nl.nt V ,,,,,n n' gaii o,,, Wv, IT.
VIM Lnnr ,,n ~. sa,. '@i, ,I..'. ,''"'.' ~,
m. .rhonl h,orJs ~',l,I,. +" rn,,,.,,.,' p'", ""
ahopt ligrIt. Than. nnt n'.. 'I,',' a.. '''
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stpr nut ,.In, ,,nr 1o,.,,,, INNS "'v'-' ,,'
will borJ van ,h,,r ,,'r,,,'.,, '''r ""I ,,. ,,','
tb.y hIrL y,n ',.,.,', ,,'., ,'.''" "'.,'' ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15
Sayings of Christ

Aud Jesus said unto him. See thou
tell uu mans hut r, thy way show
thyself to the priest uut offer the I'm
that Moses commanded tur testimony
unLu lhem.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15

Says Quit MeddlinE
Editor of Oklahoma city Times:
Give the Young people show. Hope
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15

Most N the mysterious things arc
fairly rus, of explanation. but the
I'I.r muus desire tu dance with
'1Hn women hHs never been cleared
uu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-15

SNl Luther Slimllrk. whose WOO.
ine rnst him o thousand dollars. got
uff Hs0"r than most The girl fuult
refused tu marry him
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-06
JITNEY OWNERS GATHER
TO DISCUSS PROBLEMS

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. May 4.-Con-
vlnced that they are pioneers in a
new field Of rapid transportation, jit-
ney delegates from San Francisco to
New York and from Winnipeg TO At
lanta, gathered here today to pool
ideas and organize for development
OF the motor bus transportation idea.
From the experience OF the various
.jitney associations over the United
states, the delegates hope to get some
definite figures on the cost Of opera
ton, the per cent profit, and the
length or routes advisable.
Experiences with various kinds Of
buses will also be exchanged. Auto
mobile manufacturers are watching
the meeting closely The jitney bus
mess has developed a new outlet for
their product, both in the demand for
new cars and for the second hand ones
which have been a drug on the mar
ket. Whether the heavy touring car
chassis or the light truck is best on
which to build a bus will probably be
settled. The recommendation of the
jitney organization will no doubt be
followed by the auto manufacturers
IN designing their auto buses which
many are planning to put on the
market.
Three days will be spent in confer
ence by the motor transportation
men.