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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
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why, VI fron,p'V." cwlhimcd h,r
pastor. r'ptovingly. 4 an furpris.d and
Rri'ycd io see you coming uui NJ u com.
mon ll1uof saloon
Wen ~ -ym Sec" hammered Mr.
r1ontpcV. q cr iuI stsrp.i I'm thor,
10 iook IN tho mirror and src n hnd 70
'muds" ON my nose
Some rrovn-up' find n hard 10 nm.
dI.stnnd healthy ohlli's need 'nr con.
st1ut physical activity
~ Nov ErElaui town hoy NJ 4
~ z leaned over tu his stunt tn ihc mii
dI, NJ tho 'lunc rpNrf" aud Whispered.
Would they care 10 I Tuui up and
won't through my dumh.lcll and indian
luh motions while the minister prn, IT,
I'm awful tired of sitting Hil"
Tho rhldlrs, rifsnn soush, ~ cheer
tho parent ut bn uy'ffloWing household
Ny man. ,ou must learn iu b. com
tented" h' stid Mouths ntr never
f,n' vihuut hfrtl ~ nm ihrm
.Nn,h' ,ru prs rirhi.' fn'd tho ppr.
i'hunrr isi' the muuthT nrr 10 sent
'p pur hou. md the bread ~ ,cufs
We. DHfusa had q nov usid pud white
shs V'w uu ds, motor trip she ven.
'ur"t ~ leave 'hc children IN charge n
tho gif
well Nrrir" asked tho misiicss IN
'h' f',urr how did M" children h.
have during ~, absence Nlorly.
huv,
"NIr,ly. man." replied tho rl-l. "hu,
~ Tho rrd they fought trtf,hly"
Fought exclaimed Nfr Crfnrs
WHY, Nruic. Why dld they tghi-"
To decide -aid Annie which was
behaving tho lsst
Many southern darby mind n
s'rFri with hits uf philosophy That ~,
fr,pueull, Hs true rF ihri rf' quaint
lirrr is nm instance
"uno wiriry daN sa,s n Washington
man. y met Bn u'l dbtky m fags pInd.
dlns a'Uur Tho cold wind heat ~ fourh
lh, man, hrlrs IN Wa hiirf,d r,unrnis
Vet tttptr his ,,Ii,ni ru,,fi,. hr Wa
carrying who', ellr u' bacon uu M.
shoulder
un,ls : askrd why didn't ,cu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
MAJOR MORAHT is BOASTFUL.

M MAJOR MORAIlT, military critic ~ the Tagchlott
l'i writes that the German Scgc nj Ncrluu has only
been preliminary up this time Tor the purpose of taking
the smaller forrc,scS and that the great drive 4. set to
he made
While II Is true that this military critic g. much
nearer the and Is In position know more of
the facts yet he will find II very difficult 10 convince
the world that hc IS speaking the truth The conyc
uon is general that the German army under the dl
rcction ~ the prince ha, up tu hi, time been
doing rs very best o reach Ncrdm II is generally hc
lcycd thnt the Germans have suffered irghu losses
there and that after weeks " the most terrific carnage
they have made no material gains
Even more. II * generally believed that the French
are able to stand their ground u, long as Germany re-
mains to fight There have hccu occasions when the
French took the offensive at Ncrdun ana drove the Ger
back
There can hc no reflections cast on the quality ar
force NJ the attacks made by the Germans thousand,
upon thousands have sacrificed their lives and the ur
cry used has been the greatest In nll the world The
Germans have simply met rc,sc,s force IN the French
md the indications that It will continue to hc just
resiscss In the future
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
LIE

$50 ono can prrrcrptc more tcadIl,
than . tNr ph,vUl advantages that
Nuull b,Urur fee th, rrUr should ~ adopt
'r' pir.ul,s and ] mean adopt them
universally OF 'Ir'rIUs bs advocated
N,Iu,sdHN Do. W VI Wpfhurst ~
SYLVAN 900 n.s sdGrrm h'f0f" tho Okla
ruwp state N,iiDl association Rul
accent ou thH hui rugswus rpnno,
make o. nov rae" ~ ~ Wbfhuryt he.
ue,,s. ror vIr humanity 40 whole ever
adopt ~
Thi- WIS th. declaration ~ pf ~ y
rourlug Of chicago, who vpE In Okla
homn CIV sn route 10 New orleans and
read M NJ Wuthutst's speech Thursday
morning
~ seems ~ no that humanity has
done ptvti, VOL IN the past several hun.
drciH " Thousands ~ years with us
blrhur love marriage system T. -
ifur that mon have uoi hrguue .urcT
men. ttt 'hr love s,gifm ~ natural
mating has durr,l 'Hr human race
.'oid', upward uuw tho rfimliive coll
NJ pfo'uplnsm. through 'hr aquatic aFe.
in tho Nrr'phf'l rrp. and thence IN again
from mo lowest yrf'nhp'r 10 i's present
position ps i'ur NJ me-
"lt mo love s,s'cm hs. hcen power
fu enough io cause ihr evolution ~ the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
ALL MEXICANS ARE ALIKE.

pRBcAuTToNS are being taken Ivy the war depart
mcnt for the protection ~ americans aluue the hurd
~ Mexico following tho report TINT there to hr
. general uprising there rud that attacks would hr mndr
ON citizens this side Tho prccauluu, arc not hcns
thkcn any too soon
Everything Indicate. 'rm r, government will hu,o
IN broader 'hc scupr ~ W operations I'M NoNi,u hofnr
quiet along The border Is rreuu II r,..hIr thn
there WIN have ~ DO general Intervention although IL
may hr possible o. avoid up. l Iaitu'lns for ,ou.
siderable time ~, Nmcfirrr NN.
THIS hns lcrn made n,oesnu ty the rruof Tint alI
McNicans ,rr, much allie I'm 'umc RESPECTS man,
resemble the follower, NJ rurdt villa NJ lcn.t to tlu
extent that the, must nc regarded with suspicion nuI
tha, watch must tr kcrl on thom u ho. a,o nccu
shown couclusi,ry. that First Chlcf C,rrnwn c,uuul
even cnircl his own troor.. much lcs, The villa uut
laws and other hand uov RUNNING Io.s, south ur No"
Rio Cranhr
while nll Ihi, s rulue on ,ourr,~ sIi' bnrclr, over
the army measure and racfsts Uo ur nnd down with
the contention that the United State. closes uoi n,, nm
army Tho mH b, ihni ui. ,uunir, m,, .ucn hrromc
Involved in o. vsr with Nr>iru and % uu' prepared
The war ur lsls mr somlnn, war M, urmrr Nc,
isau war; lh, .,n .lNf. 1ul Nr Spanish war nu found
~, uurrvropd v,1n u.. 1.u uo'un learn much rrom
experience
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

,r,,, gr,,i, ,m., ',i' wv wv
o,ir d,.,, ,n r,.. ,a5 "'' W 81"
ihou' inc s.nn l'.u'ff, ana rs q good
lh'n' some 'hnF happened 10 take hls ~
i'nllon away from poor old man Shakes
i''i'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

~OD forbid that we should be drawn into
| war but if we should be, America would
seem once more to shake herself out OF
dream to say, Did any man deem that we were
asleep? Did any man deem that we had for
gotten the traditions of America? Did any
man deem that he could tamper with the honor
or integrity of the United StatesT And in the
great voice of national enthusiasm which
would be raised, all the world would stand
once more thrilled to hear the voice of the new
world asserting the standards of justice and
liberty.-PRESIDENT WILSON.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

Luxe Mcluko says.
Maybe the Commun rorpul would have
more nih IN N" Rcfurm'r 0no brings
message that VIII snvo them from thcm-
solves, II tho Rolnmcr didn't take ~ IL
CuIl.ctiou with cp,h message
II W. r good thing uhnI vr amt read
orch other minds n We could thu
county wouldn't SELL one marriage license
p month
There wasn't uus Nj cost az living iu
Adams time Eve could alvnys tab" ON"
of her old skirts aud turn n INTO Il nice
dish ul ulHd
Anyway thin girl got some cnnsol'-
ton out NJ N, knowledge that her ankles
DO not make her look na II ah" ought to
hr hauling u cop wagon
You can ton the ugo of u ady dog or u
horse by looking NJ her teeth Hu'
r1turc wea mighty Kind 10 tho lady hu-
man
\ man g,if nm iIco that hc II n rcgulpr
Don Wan and hc viii buy ,ou u drink n
Won cnll him u civ dog l'ut hon want
il rap yuu ON the nose II YOU call him
i su'tNug cur
n huv learned everything elfo p7
easily o. ho learn. russ words his odu.
.ntinn would b" ,nmpl'tod in two ,crru
n man has good luck for twenty
mine DAYS and % ltr, hnd luck ~ the
th0ruorh d,,. Do win sp'ul nll h.g tlmo
Nnllng about tho bad lu.k hr had that
munih
Tho trouble with 'hr MAN WHO rmlis
himself TO tom drinks dr' p ,bnt hc
'urg,s 90 count hnnr %. hns had nine
5.Iuk.
Nnd t0u lrd b,tior lH"k nui fnr ,pu'
Hsi name when she starts calling vul
hy '0u fret name
Tho old fashioned m'r who believed
'hn' lhc Titanic was uulnkahlc. now
hnF snn Who belongs g. 'hc Anti.pr'.
plr"dnnss league
Wow NAV have noticed that ihr man
Who hra lnu word vocabulary o. us-
rtly rnr vho crr u," me whole sNO and
NOT ur = thing
WIZ n 's TINT when YOU hrvo nine
dimes md r"uny IN YOUR pocket. and
'"u i'h nv your err fr". ,nu plvs,s
bring out The PENN Nnd vlv ~ N thp,
whom Won have riun p'ur.rs and dime
.u rour pocket. md you rsh for your
penny 'o r't paper ,ol hrp,s bring
. up r. dime
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
TEN YEARS AGO.

IN the debating contest between the
hrhHchools ~ W,uncVood md okla
hnmn city ionight ~ the hlghschonl. ,h,
cit, viii b" rrrrcrcntod by King I.arl-
more. Gavin Chambers and Hollis In
man This debate 4, 'or the Lion siots
cur donated hy NJ George n Gardner.
Arrangements ato complete Tor tho In.
Ter. collegiate ncd meet here inmofrnw
ana representative ~ st competing
Fhools ATE arriving. norman Edmond,
kirgtshor Nlve Woithrriofd .hd Sill.
water tn" forenoon Vill b. opcu.d with
r hHll u,mc between the teams ~ Nnr.
man and Edmond f'r the championship
nj the two territories Tho merchants
1r' f'1ucst"d IN decorate IN horoi ~ ils
'h'ting colleges. With the collog, ro.pr-.
Tho oklahoma Medical RssuciHtiuu MA
~ banquet ~ prlmar gnfden last niglf.
when covers were laid fnr three hundred
TL' member attend the pcrfofmpu, -
said rHsh1' nnrrv trds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

\ little of trouble We certainly have
bat when some affictlon nnnoys just
go to th" drug store and order some
salvc. and grin with the rest of the
h"y- \ little Of worry, little Of grief.
I" season our days n, they mt. II
there were no darkness. we'd soon beg
relief from Hight that refuses Ia quit
This world We infc>t is bully old
sphere, no uiflicr worlds are about /.
and nm enjoying my residence here
so much that III hate 10 get out.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

gnl hilil IN inc
game: he says
this old world Is
u sIlnrc and a
frost nnd yun
take his ord
for The same
But hun drcds
are happy while
one makes hi-
vail. while one
Views the world
with n fruwn
and scores 10
the harhor n
happiucS~ sail
" mere . II T.
strikes a snng
and goes down
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Walt MaSOn'S
Prose Poem
TINS WORLD

TlllS world after ALL Is bully old
place. 1t ranks with the hest Of
the spheres, and he 10 his family
wn, n disgrace, who called II u valley
of tcnr, Nou see Il man weeping for
he's lo-i, some chap who
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Everyday Wisdom

Now that summer hrs come many. -
glf who hrs hid ~ winter will have 10
com" ou' from behind her nfs and ahow
her sirak face
of III the domestic Hnimplf tho
rUDch-d rgg is the most s,nsitiv,
Chewing gum Increases poisr
Tho spitit ~ adventure Is .ironr In
man when h' orders French prstfy
IN" most humane vpN ~ shorten q
lor.s ibil is io clip d ~ 1rrkl, with
lennon rIuorFr'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO,

l'lvo hundred plates viii be- laid for
thn banquet to be- given NJ the inaugura-
ton MONDAY In Guthrie NJ Governor Jen.
kps The bail VIII take place In cassidy
hall
TIL" committee from the Rough Riders
hr might presented the Commercial club
r.Ih silver loving cup ~ an expression
NJ gratitude from the regiment for tho
"1i"rtAlnmcnt received ut the reunion.
The presentation was mAde hv Captain
Imutz and was responded TO hy Hon
g Il NmcH
proposition has been submitted ~
70 number of business men hv an east
'n capitalist Who owns property con-
lguus 10 the cItN 10 lonac the tract
ior period of tive ~ ton years foi
Territorial Fair association. exposition
building and athletic grounds
Mcssra and Mmos Walter NNvirr,
ThouHf Hutton. - IS Carlton and n I.
'urry have engaged u number NJ cot
mr'- nj sulphur Springs and len thl,
afternoon fur u two weeks vacation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

nnly SUNDAY told tho students NJ the Kansas uni
yor,', thar hc would fight sin until the lower region.
frvr over aud then go after It on pair VI shnc. aud
hr students voted that HI, language was clo.,ic Il
wasn't original however
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

~ lcHs' once r. dry for the past 2hN
days w" have hn"n notified Inst Ihfi'
Tim Gir lives NJ Cleveland. OhNn
christian Glrl was one " the chnt',r r
members ~ the club. md hS bean
teaching tho SUNDAY school class for me
mat two yOnrf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

rr"rd Nour money on warm Goa, in
stead NJ ~ that bacon
Well suh srid tho old man. stavsly.
Uhrr I asks ml hsyk fot credit sr-
~ Then paitins hit stomach. tc added
70 Rut d. h'nh, fuh dis h,nh always
calls for cash
Wilson Marvin drove into twon this
mofnlns with q lrad ~ wheat, About
ilvr milcs ou' he lnst tho endsste from
Ms wagon, and before hc discovered IN.
loss to hNd lost ten bushels NJ good
wheat worth dollar = hushcl lie s,y.
that II is tho duty ~ SOMEONE 10 feed
IN" birds which IA cheerful way 10
lu"k NJ lt norton tkanl Telegram.
'fnn ynu suGEcst so~d motto -
hHnr w IN the dining roomT' nsked ,hs
boarding house mlslvss
ilov about Forgive ~ this day our
dnil, bread suggested tho mrn who
vns going to move the ncu dsy any.
how
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

ord guard leaders are declaring TIM, tho, will con.
eso the republican national convention and that hero
y ntue danger of stampede to Roosevelt The, have
oohsd at tbo coloncs club and the, ro afraid
u n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

Illinois suffragiss unable to agree ON whether
they shall wear Occnt $40 hats In the great parade
next month why not fN the loccut hat. to look Ike
$40 hats and let II 60 at that;
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

Churches which refuse the right to vote wcrc
criticized by the suffrage conference at Minneapolis and
Tho criticism hits the right spot Since the keep
the churches going why shouldn't they vote In their
uffnir,9
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Advice

Whu talks ton mucu win get In bad.
You'll find ,hls is q TACT,
tn" lesg YOU have to s0y. my Ad.
The lees YOU need rctrnct
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

ll' never mokcr hii with me.
llis namr is Hiram lI'uick.
llr uunva tolls his friends ihr' No.
T. fond ~ a'h.a l'tI,a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

Tha, Hicks
hnd This blame HEX
Won't be- corrected
llo Nlvnvs rave:
Sho'a darn Completed
s. n T
Thans
Mise Annie V'rsary ~ rnTdsrwu. Nv
heH invited the club 90 attend her r"ii
birthday party
NO. We Didn't
Dear Luke Nd ,ou know 'h'' Alec
v COY is librarian " tho Mercnntil"
library I'm Cincinnati T. T. u
Bu, Old Man aadrum ~ Away. IN v,s
job.
Lake Nci.ukc. look Prohibition 10
moving IN G"ofril Mrs Gooirum is
no moro Houston Post
Oh. Jcyl
tlcy. Lake Shad sirinrsf wants 20
60 fishing with YOU this summer He
nuns hotel NJ Uscoarip. Penn a = T..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Show

"Hc has hq knockers. wen know
Remarked wise Nj Hunt:
But give hnld domod man u show
And hen get lo tho front"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

II vo,c NJ Nur. Okla. lnf been
mndr member ~ the preparedness
committee NJ the club
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

Nn ounce of silence rs better than d
ton NJ explanation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

copyright. 1915. by ~ e r1sh,t Trade
Mark Rse r. s. r,i office
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
}6Dits Of }&>IDy Play
. q - 55;sss-----IS G<RLs ~ .Du n1~n

~ l/Uf H'LUNf

Some men look TO the morrow with
rosy anticipation but what We started TO
Wy was that A. phily Day of Chicago.
m finds llto just one darn twont, four
hours after another
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Copyright 1850
Oh, Naroissus.

lle wears u sport Shirt
Amt ho dizzy
/ think that his real
Name ig Lizzie.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Our Daily Special

NJ s'ra,o i've. at croo1syiro. ohI'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Sum!!mins9lt!,u !! Up
RICHARD S GRAVES 1SA

Nothnr from Iaucho villa nll this
tim" Surely me- must be- dead or av-
fully deep ln the pool
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-04

tain peak. She is unable to escape
and drops note down in the valley
tied on 10 the tail of kite This ta-
ken to Hope who goes in search of
Cleo. He starts to cross the deep
gorge by means of a cable when Nor
ton cuts il.
The Winter Garden Girls will offer
an entire change of program tonight.
q brand new bill entitled on the
Nerandahs neat little musical com
.dy with a light plot, chuck full OF
good comedy and plenty of musical
numbers. This little company has
more than matte good this week and
have set pace that other companies
win have to work hard to keep up
with. \ special matinee tomorrow at
80 Three full shows tomorrow
night, the first show beginning prom
pity at rs.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-04
THE NEW APOLLO

Danny Caravan, chief character in
"Thc Danger Signal a George Kleine
master photodrama to be shown at
the Apollo Theatre tonight has an as
founding career. rising from obseurity
to power. social position and great po-
Gtical influence through a most re-
markable chain of circumstances be-
ginning when he, as a laborer in a sub
way excavation in New York, waves
a red flag warning traffe of an i'm
pending explosion OF dynamite under
ground He is then weak, cringing,
vacillating, brow-beaten man, but
lightning change sweeps over him as
he witnesses the obedience paid to the
red flag. 1t turns his mind to new
channel of thought and in an hour
Danny Ganayan, transformed into
dominating. virile man begins a trtum-
phal career that smashes down all
barriers no matter what they are. UNI
til he attains a great ambition
Charlie Chaplin, the highest salar-
led comedian in the world will appear
in the brand new two act comedy.
The Vagabond9 a big double pro-
gram for one admission Don't miss
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-04
Albert Warfleld.

Mr.. Albert Warfield aged about 60
years and for 10 years an engineer in
the [ S Treasury building, died We'd
nesday at his home in Washington
The funeral viii be held at o'clock
Saturday afternoon III that city. He
IS survived by his widow and three
sons. Ernest, Fred and Albert War,
field all OF Washington, and vas 4
brothcriu-law OF Mrs. j. q. Bareh. Of
Pennsylvania avenue, and Mrs Char
les Hill, OF Moler avenue The Misses
Hill. Of West Martin street, are eou-
sins and the deceased was a relative
.ef former Governor Warlield of Mary
land
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-04
RECENT HAPPENINGS
At CAMP HATFIELD
Interesting Notes Chiefly Con-
corning Martlnsburg Boys.
fBy Corp. Chamberlin)

cann Hatfield Auq ON Tuos.
a.. a.. ...;,... -
~ ''''' y 7'o'' "'59' VI cue '''S
on nike ana returned on Weduesday.
On the trip out we arrived at our des-
tination about l2.&O p. m, covering
#lhe distance Of nine miles in a.
,...... en- 49,, 49,.
- ~ W ''''''
"a alu cue Hooh mean was READY over
''s l''e ~ ! p NJ ed'ii man carrying
~ 'o''a .oi '"tee ii'a's ana aol7s us
os Il '''NiiiE' 'ne Ia'IofS consisting oi
''a' on. 2''''oes' haiu-'a'h' eouee' SAT-
anu pepper. 9oit bread ana syrup
was 'ssara rom the wagons win zee
'o' oii''N'l'E water. ne weather was
'efs not anu lH men dropped from
''Na on 't' '1afeh out laps were
Sou'''''o d. usual at ID p III. ana at
d. III. wednesday al were up ana
''p''"' iil'N'''s preparations LOT ofeaH
''a'' lump was broken ana al Il.
III tue START o"eN was iiaae' TINS liihe
'te Iii'' oI ihafen taxing us through
i''''l'a1oii' inc day pelllg cool our
return Journey was 'oad' "l'h m0eh
iesa ia'iE4e ana petter tune was made
arriving oatN at camp ti3lHeh AT
t'.ao 1t NJ having covered ihe as
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-04
CONVERTED SUNDAY.

Harry Monroe, who is credited with
having converted the Rev. W. A. Sun
day the evangelist to Christianity,
died Al his home in Chicago at the
age of 66 years Death came as Il re
suit of a street car accident last No
Ycmber Mi Monroe was known
lbroushout the country by hundreds
of cynvicts whom ne had reformed
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-04
1uEoEss GOES TO PITTSBURGH

NeiA Burgess. Cumberland, formerly
upl clerk Baltimore and Ohio rail
road at the division superintendent
office. has been transferred to the
pittsburgh division with headquarters
It Pittsburgh J. Z Yaneu ths city.
succeeds Burgess.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-04

4 four dissolved in cold milk was !
I then added. when Il was heated TO /
boiling point and seasoned to !
. VS.. ] ls'tuee-Ess Salad
= To accompany Dustys baked ,
Z hsh I prepared boiled potatoes and I
q string beans N the same cid fash /
&ioned way just as grandmother
. cid ''yahs and yahs' ago, heuse no
Il further details on these courses
sre necessary. q Ny lettuce-egg
y salad however. melted enough /
favorable comment - particularly |
& from Lenore GEich who repeat !
Z eddy exclaimed Perfectly deli
a cl0us"-to induce ne 10 give the /
4 recipe here. For one dish OF
+ salad take The yoiks Of three hard
g boiled eggs and mash bne, adding
salt and mustard 70 taste. A
s. paste is made by adding a tea
u spoonful II olive oil or melted
~ butter. MIX thoroughly and dilute
q gradually with . captul OF yne-
8Rar. Pour over lettuce leaves aud
eaenish by laying on slices o5 an
Z other egg. q
~ My only hateful duty in connec-
4 ton with the dinner. when. eli
H course, was more or less Of an i'm
i Ffomptp affair, was the purchas-
( AK ot = cusart pie 20 - with the
II coffee, 70 be compelled q pur-
4 chase . p.e-aad particularly a
Il c1stard pie-rnade me feel that
was NOT treating our guests prop
r erly. However. inasmuch as the
r other courses an this studio din
Z ner were well liked. 7 felt that tho
5 purchased PIE could be forever.
4 My tayofife pie recipes W. BE-
e given in this department. At "a
Eearly date.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-04

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