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The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
RECALL OF POPE
THREATENED BY
PROGRESSIVES

National Committeeman Gustavus
ID. Pope. of the progressive party. Is
threatened with n recall" by Mich.
igan "moosers" because of his action
in following the lead OF majority
Of the national committeeman. In
dorsing Charles Il. Hughes. the re-
publican presidential candidate.
Radical progrossives. who are plan.
ming 10 continue the party without
Roosevelt. claim 10 be In control OF
the state central committee. and
they intend To call Pope 10 an ac-
counting A meeting Of the pro
gressive state central committee
will be held In the Statler. Friday
night.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06

sather with alcoholism and cigar
ettos. are furnishing IA handicap to
Uncle Sam In his efforts To secure
soldiers who are physically NJ. Ac-
oording 10 authorities here. four out
Of every five men who apply are
unit Ia Join the army.
Edward Robinson, physical di'
rector OF national reputation said
that less than one- per cent OF the
American people today are phys
ically perfect. lie added "lf phys
ical training were compulsory IN the
public schools OF the nation We
would soon empty asylums and
jails. Abnormal conditions In the
body cause craving for dissipa'
tion. II Ia because OF their physi-
cal unfitness. the boys Just entering
into manhood take 10 cigarettes. IL
quor and other bad habits"
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
] PROSECUTE ALL
1 ILLEGAL VOTERS

( 4 HANDOTTE. July 6--Proseeu-
|l1eotee sll Illegal voters in the COM
6choOI election. July 10. was en-
'nc16ed BY the election commission,
1nesday night. Only citizens who
~ Taxpayers or who have children
n fchool will be allowed 10 ballot.
kn : strict watch will be kept on
n voters to see there are no irregu'
la{I1les.
William w. Bishop. fer II years
seDnol Inspector. will run for re-
saoction he announced Thursday.
.n(ter many disavcwals.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
HUNGER STALKS
N MEXICO
Army Has Plenty of Food But
Poems None. Says Inves-
tigator
BY UNITED PRESs.

EAGLE PASS. Tex. July e.--M
least 100000 men, women and
children IN Mexico are on The verge
OF starvation. according 10 Jose +.
Martinez, who arrived here after
travelling two months IA the south
ern republic 10 prepare a report on
conditions for New York interests
Conditions IN nearly every part
OF Mexico are desperate" said Mar
tine. THE army has plenty OF food.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06

United states Distr.e. N-r-rar.
Clyde ! Webster IS Es p;n- 'a5 en-
the disba-mcnt proceedings l~ouga>
IN the lnEham county ccgr- AGAIN f.
J n. Thompson. Lansing 'arv
He viil await the outcome of II
state case before passing IN a.
question OF an alleged violation Of
the federal statute BY Thompson in
regard 20 The use OF The mails
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
TRENTON

Ms O. w HastiuEe and sor ana
Mrg James Henderson. ~ Shelby o.
motora' here 20 visit Rev and Mrs.
George Gut hard. over the holidays
Rev and Mrs p X smith are ar
home after la-aay- vacation n the
rIunfrL
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
CUH Mcuuette conouers

SAGINAW. Mich. Juiy elf
Moquc'te won the SIuoo purse In
the 2.1e pace here yesterday. The
l.l0 pace this afternoon also viii
carry q g 600 pure.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
BOOZE HANDICAP
TO MILITIAMEN

WASHINGTON, d. c.. July g.
Too much city life. indoor occupa-
tions, lack OF physical training. to-
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06

Believing that he lessons nerve
shocks. Pennsylvania surgeon has
a phonograph played as he operates.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
&X !;::'' '';!s ;':.!'5ss|I|| !: :'i .S!5'5!ssI|;N !|!||:;
Ceotrul Ntanslard r,--

Ce6tnd bt00daFd IimA
For Cleveland, pittsburrb .rA IN
points ssvsth and east DAILY Io,ss n -
bare 70 Cleveland, ez.z6I Pitisbrr.s.
DAY TRIrs TO CLEyEIASp-om
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and -
ufuay. $50 q.
For Budaie and all point. e..,-
g. 20 ROUND TRIP. sf
For lMsohinsc Island and w.ypovt.-
Monday and saturday, 8 o. M! wed
pe.'lsy and Fr'day, $3.50 a. IN.
Special steamer 20 MscLInso Me-
day. $50 a. MI Thursdsys. 8 D. m.
No ~topr en- route
WEEK IND EXCURSION EVERY
$40 tnDAb-tteveland s2bO aou.S
Imp for transportation.
stateroon Accommodation. - Uppe,
berth. .fii lower berth. $40, .sai.
IiI kEI OFFicEs-rhird Ave. whsvs
lSI Woodward Ave. lhsJestic Htds. N. -
fort 81 West. Opp. Restenies
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
Parents of
01I'un>1
Contest Babies

The framed pictures Of all the little ones
entered in Towars Baby Contest Except those
who won prizes) have been distributed to
those whose correct address appeared on the
coupon.
There are still some pictures remaining for
which there was no address on the coupon
or which address proved to be an incorrect one.
II your baby was entered in this contest and
you have not received postcard notice Of the
framed picture awaiting your claiming
Come to our main plant, 17s-1S4 Henry
street, between Second and Third avenues, and
pick out your picture from among those re-
naming.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06

PrtntinG-the plain neat ktpd--thrt
Is rtsht-Tim~s job Dept--Main s52O.
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The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
STR. OLCOTT Day Cruise to WALLACEBURG

p~-utIful 100 mile ~
~ rtrr Trip through 3
rrn,nutic country--on
riacid lakes md winding
rl,ers-enrhnnttnR scenery.
leave Detroit n am. daily ~
crpt Monday, return NJ \ pm. :
Detroit a yynIIsceburg .. n.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06

Via Detroit River. Lake ~.
Clair. ~. Clair River. snye
Carte River. sydenhsm River
stop Wnipole Isl. for Picnic
Parties either why. Fare 7Sc
week days. ~ sundays. Good
Hestsursnt on oard--mesIs.
Phoues Main rtA1SER
The evening world., 1916-09-14
HERO MEDALS AWkRD EO
TO CITY Of vEROUN
Every Allied Monarch Bestows
Decorations tor It's Heroic
Defense.

PARIS. Sept. h-in the presence
OF Generals Jorre. Petaln, Niveils
and Dubois. President Poincairo has
decorated the city OF verdun with
the Russian ~. Georges Cross, the
Italian aud Serbian gold medals for
vslor. the Belgian Cross OF Leopold,
the ..ontencgrin gold medal, tho
British Military Cross and tho French
Legion OF Honor and Cross OF War.
All these decorations were awarded
20 tho city for It's gallant defenses
against the Crown Princes assaults.
Tho President further announced
that the Emperor OF Japan has de-
cided to give the city an award OF
honor.
The evening world., 1916-09-14
Special Grand Republic Trip.

Tho Special Observation up.Hudson
Trip Of the steamer Grand Republic for
this seTson will be made next Sunday.
This trip is an annual outing under the
management and for the benefit OF en-
ployecs OF the Iron Steamboat Company.
The Grand Republic viii leave Pier /.
North River. at 9;a0 A. NJ. West one
Hundred and T~wenty-ninth Street at
1890 and from Yonkcrs at II A. NJ.
Special music and entertainment will he
y feature OF the trip. The fishing banks
steamer Taurus will continue TO operate
throughout the cod fishing season, omit
ting the trips OF September Is and IS.
The evening world., 1916-09-14
OF ship ~ Peril.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. i4.-with oil
leaking from five of her tanks into
the bilge. with bilge valves choked.
and fires extinguished to prevent an
explosion, the Norwegian tanker
kcckoria. listing badly. Is anchored
off CrBney Island. The oil flooded
the ship within a foot OF the fire
New York to dispose OF the oil.
The evening world., 1916-09-14
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The evening world., 1916-09-14

For the Boys-an importa-
ton Of Tweed Suits and
Overcoats from one Of Lon
don's foremost manufacturers
Of hish-grade clothing.
Fine Scotch and Irish Tweeds
in pleasing mixtures Of gray.
brown and green. Suits that
are conservative. yet smart.
Hand-tailored to a degree Of
perfection. in styles that are de-
cidedly different fro the
American Made" suits.
Overcoats of Irish and Scotch
heavy tweeds. hand : tailored.
lined throughout with warm
worsted. Swagser model with
large bellows pockets.
Size, 9 10 II years.
Suits SUI 10 ssh
Opeycoa s., SI7.H
MESE second Floor, Bath ST.
The evening world., 1916-09-14

Soft. Fleecy
Sweaters
for Women
The new Sweaters are more
attractive than ever. featur-
ing odd pockets and collars;
shown in plain colors and
pretty combinations.
Shetland Knit Sweaters in
Copenhagen. rose. gold. also
combinations Of rose with white.
and Copenhagen with white.
Deep sailor collar. turn-back
cuffs and sash with tasseled
ends. $40
Women's Sweaters of brushed
wool and fibre silk mixture may
be had in rose. Copenhagen or
gold. The all-sround belt with
attached pockets is a new
feature: roll collar and turn
back cuffs. 1914
Brushed Wool Sweaters,
light weight. but warm. in the
following combinations: Copen-
hagen and white, green and
white. corn and white. $3.50
AAsoI Third Floor. saith St. From,
The evening world., 1916-09-14
I'M M rraRN

COMM o. ne ciiy 10 nv ~,
~ mori's Oiul ,Spldia,i
"Hdtng b''H horn aud tais,f IN
a small place ny soul has been
chliH'd 10 ne iouH psmp
The evening world., 1916-09-14
Welcome News in
Women's Gloves

Items chosen to interest you at just this season OF
the year when silk glove days have passed and it'sa
bit too early for kid gloves. These gloves are in
The evening world., 1916-09-14

expensive ana represent
excellent values.
White chamois finished
Isle gloves: two clasps;
square corners. Made with
double draw backs or three
rows Of black embroidery,
May be washed with soap
and water. sec
White lambskin glace
gloves; full pique sewn, one
clasp, round corners; four
needle backs, Made to wear
well, Particularly good look
ing at the low price Of 9Sc
NWSyD Floor.
- n1sh ktr.a
The evening world., 1916-09-14
Engaging Models in
Misses Coats
and Suits

Clever fabrics. new ideas.
just in line with the smart
ness Of women's fashions. but
never forgetting simplicity.
which is the keynote Of youthful
apparel. These will be susses-
tions Of prime interest to the
school girl or autumn traveller.
Chinchilla Coat
The modish belt comes from
the sides and fastens in front.
leaving a panel effect in back.
Slashed pockets at the sides.
Large collar Of seal. Full peal
de eygne lined and interlined.
May be had in white. amber.
navy. $39.7S
Zibeline Coat
Made in full. flarins model with
a short yoke: raglan sleeves:
cape collar trimmed with band
Of skunk opossum: slashed
pockets: convertible collar: bone
buttons. Green. brown. navy.
black. $l9.74
Velour Suit
Belted model with novelty
pockets at hem Of coat. The
square collar is fur trimmed.
Fancy stitching on pockets.
cuffs and collar. The skirt is
plain. with pockets and belt
to match the coat: large bone
buttons. Rubber gray. Russian
green. navy. $26.75
Broadcloth Suit
Copy Of a Bernard model.
Knee length coat; fancy back
shirred at waistline: simu.
lated pockets over hips. Large
collar Of Hudson seal dyed
muskrat). Bands Of Hudson
seal on cuffs. Skirt to match.
May be had in green. brown,
gray. black. navy. $42.75
~ Third Floor, 36th Street,
ga
The evening world., 1916-09-14

Broadcloth Suit in blue. black
and Fall colors. Coat in
pleated effect: large crush col ar
with band Of Hudson seal; also
cuffs trimmed with seal. Skirt
is plain. $37.75
Fancy Model Of fine quality
Velveteen; coat is shirred at
waist line. finished with belt:
covered buttons and loops.
SHRED skirt with frilled belt.
Collar Of coat trimmed with
dyed raccoon. Black. blue.
plum. brown. green. $28.75
The evening world., 1916-09-14

MN-Third rosr. sBth Street.
The evening world., 1916-09-14
Fur Trimmed Suits
The Prev ailing Mode

Mole. Kolinsky or seal collars and cuffs are shown
on many of the new Fall models. Velours and broad
cloths for afternoon wear; tweeds and mixtures for general
use. while a smart Luncheon Costume is Of lustrous velveteen.
The evening world., 1916-09-14

OAhe, ,ua,. pis!- O, ju, trimmed. IN a 0a'iay
Of models. range from HS.T 10 H6@75
The evening world., 1916-09-14

IsIlleur Mode in Russian Blou..
'ii'c,. q good qualify ,,rs,. ooms.
N blsd o. navy blue The collar
and tuii' are 81 beige color fsills slk
,h, bel, q serge. pointed IN the hsdk.
. bound With blscL .lk braid and
ties loosely n fronts a. Ii1st,aisdahoye.
Set-in ~'lesVes, finished At cuif, With bone
button, and buttonholes. The shirt 70
veil Gu, and plainly tailored. Sis.7<
Navy Blue Serge fashions a
guam, tune model square neck. double
collar Of white satin edged with blue
taifets Sill. The tailored blouse has
one row 81 large lone buttons to match
down centre front, the deep cuff has .
turnover Of stitched elk at elbow; the
tune skirt. divided q, back. alec tnm.
med with rows d buttons Sls.7<
=~-rhird F1ses. Dresawsy=
The evening world., 1916-09-14
Very Charming
Frocks for
Young
Women

This well chosen group OF
three new dresses will be
a delightful selection for the
girl who is now packing her
trunk to go off to school.
And Individually. - each
dress will find a welcome
place in any girls wardrobe.
A simple dress Of all wool
serge 10 trimmed with collar and euXs
Of white satin. p;eos edged. The dirt
is accordion plested to form . yoke.
Pointed patch pockets q cell material
lined with white satin. Nsrsv patent
leather belt with fancy buckle: button
trimming. Navy. black. dark Ussn.
brown. Silss l%.t& 10 year,. 9li.7%
Russian model Of crepe de
chine Is plss,ed from The square yets
with morrow boz plesta. SELF covered
buttons al down front and trimming
cuffs. Large sailor collar q white
Ceorsette ersps. Yoke and euffs
corded. Navy. Russian green. bad.
pearl gray. H. Ia. 10 year, &ls.7t
Afternoon Dress in combina-
ton Of taffe,a and Ceorsetts oeps.
The Ceorsette skirt 10 trimmed with
tueks and bands Of tsffeta. The bodice
10 Of ~taffets: Ceorsette sleeves with
taffets euffs. Belt Of taffeta embsoid.
cred in elk and tinsel. Double Csoss.
cite collar. IS. u year,. S23.7S
The evening world., 1916-09-14

For General Wear. a belted
suit Of tweed in Oxford and
blue mixture: vertical pockets.
band Of seal on sailor collar.
Full pleated skirt. $37.7s
Hudson Seal collar and cuffs
trim a suit Of broadcloth or
velour. Coat with double cir.
cular flounce. cascade effect in
back. May be worn open or
closed at neck. SHRED skirt
with separate sirdle. Black and
%colors. $38.75
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14
REFUSE TO FORBID MARRIAGE OF DIVORCES
Men! Your Cute
Wrists Attract
Eyes of Women

MHEW YORK, Oct l4.-Just a.
NW wOman's ankle is attractive to
the masculine sex, so the wrist
OF a man is attractive TO women.
This view was given by MIS-. Re
becca h. Fogg. a witness in the su-
preme court in the alienation suit OF
Frederick William Hunter, lawyer,
against John Barrett Kerfoot, liter
aTy critic.
MIS-. Fogg was witness for Mrs.
Anna Delleville Hunter, the wife
whose affections the husband alleges
were won from him by Kert0Ot, his
brother-in-law, for which he is ask
ing $4,000 damages.
Mrs. Fogg said that Hunter once
asked her what would make man
OF his age and station in life more
attractive to Younger women, at the
same time adding that MIS- Hunter
was losing her charm for him
Did you tell him2' asked counsel
for Hunter.
"To be sure | did told him that
thought as other women friends OF
mine did that 1t was the shape of a
mans wrist that counted
Kerfoot, the defendant, denied the
promlscuous kissing attributed to
him and MIS-. Hunter and also the
stories of appearing in her presence
attiIed in palamas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14
Court Orders
Banker toPay
Wife Ahmony
OIuStee Man Must Pay So a
Month; Judge and Attor-
ney Have Tilt

Although She has spent Sl9j m the
past two weeks. Mrs Anna Norton said
she can barely exist on SIPS a month
when Judge Clark asked her to make
close estimate thl, morning
Mrs. Norton is SUNG for divorce
from her husband, Jane Norton. "a
banker OF OluStce Ihl, morning
hearing was OF the witc's petition Tor
500 month temporary allmony and
$3.50 attorneys fees This request was
granted by Judge Hayson ON the allie.
cations in the wiic'S petition when
her suit was first filed A, this morn
ing's hearing before Judge Clark, Nor
ton testified he only makes SIPS a
month aud is worth only 5000 Mrs.
Norton said her husband was worth
SS00OO.
The wife said she had only one dress
and not cent OF money. She assert
ed she had no winter clothes aud must
have some money to procure some She
is now staying with her mother at SOl
West Seventeenth street.
Judge Clark stated that the $3.50 at
torneys fees granted was the largest
that had ever been granted by the local
district court in recent years.
Il have never granted fees to exceed
a third OF that amount except in one
case where the evidence tn be collect.
ed required a large expenditure The
policy ol this court is 10 grant only
moderate temporary attorneys fees,
he said
When Judge Clark ordered the TEN
porary fee to be SIS, +. J Giddings, at
torncy for Mrs Norton refused 10 ac
cept that amount and declared he
wouldn't accept any temporary fees If
he couldn't have all he asked ioy.
The order has been made answered
Judge Clark lie allowed Mrs. Norton
only SIS a month temporary alimnnv
The divorce suit will be heard nv Judge
llayson sometime next week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14
Greek King Fears
German Invasion

LONDON, Oct l4-"Whcn a high
diplomatic parsonage besought King
Constantine to change his policy" SAYS
the Daily Tclegraph's Athens CORES
pondent "The king replied, I prefer
to lose my throne rather than endanger
Greece. | am convinced that in fiftecr
days Rumania will exist no more. N
Greece went into the war then, after
the conquest OF Rumania the rresis,
able German forces would be directed
ngains, Greece and she would share the
fate of Serbia and Rumania
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14
College Officers
to Meet in City

State Superintendent K II Wilson
has called a conference OF presidents
and registrars OF all state and dcnomi-
national colleges for Oklahoma City
on December | for the purpose OF
standardiling the qualifications for
admission to schools doing college
work
Under the present plan Superinten-
dent Wilson says each college has its
own standard which the student must
reach before gaining admission and
this has resulted in considerable con
fusion and dissatisfaction.
It is the plan OF Superintendent Wit
son to make the standard uniform so
that every student may know lust what
he has to accomplish to gain admlS
sion to any school doing college work
in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14
Woman Becomes
Bride of Adopted
Son She Reared

METROIT. Mich oct "A
i ! strange psychological case, in
which the love Of mother for
her son by some queer mental twist,
has developed into the feeling which
grows Up between a man and the
woman who desires most in all the
world, was made here when Mrs.
George M Lalverte, % years old,
silvsry haired and With the marks
of lie OF toll upon her, became the
wife OF her adopted son, Joe, now a
man OF 32.
Smiling through her tears and in
ordlnately happy Mrs Laliyerte,
whose name stll remains the same,
although she was divorced several
years ago, received congratulatory
calls from her neighbors IN her
home IN Highland Park.
II just had 10 marry hlm," she
said, still excited over the event
"He had fairly beseiged me with
proposals Of marriage duung the
past four years ! told him | was
too old, but he wouldn't listen to
me SO, what else could ! DOE Joe
came to me when he was a little iel-
low only 3 months old. He has al
ways been a good son and | know
he will be good husband
The man who now has the unique
distinction OF being the husband Of
his own foster mother, is clean
cut, well-spoken specimen of man
hood He is employed in a local
automobile body factory and makes
good wages
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14
SHAWNEE Men FACE
CONSPIRACY CHARGE

Charges OF conspiracy to violate
the federal interstate liquor shipment
laws are hanging over Benjamin Bond
W b Grant and Finn, Robert, of
Shawnee The technical charge against
them is conspiracy to knowingly de-
liver intoxicating liquors shipped m
interstate commerce from Texas into
Oklahoma to fictitious persons Rob
crt> /, an cmployc of an express COM
pdny at Shawnee
The three men were arrested al
Shawnee Yesterday hv DEPUTY United
States Marshal, Il. = Miller and
\. Brown They were brought to Ok
lahoma City and when arrngncd he
fore United States Commissioner Ern.
est Chamber, pleaded not guilty
They were released on bonds OF s.
500 each The preliminary hearing was
set for next SATURDAY.
Federal officials here TODAY point
ed out that the case against the three
Shawnee men Is practically identical
with that against William Crcckmorc
and Others
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14
Carries No Contraband.
Churches of Christ
Name Kansas City

DES MONIES, Ia. oct IL By
unanimous vote Kansas City today was
chosen as the meeting place of the 1917
national convention OF the Churches Of
Christ The date for the meeting will
be decided on later Judge !. n. Hay.
maker OF Wichita. Kan, was elected
president OF the general couventio9 for
the ruling church body
The following are the officer, uuan
imou,ly chosen
First vice president Rev George
Campbell Hannibal Mo. treasurer.
Colonel I W Fleming, kau,a, CITY,
Mo- recording secretary Rev " +.
trahtrcc. San Diego, Cal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14
CowlesS Milknan
Draws Down Fine

NJ finkelstein, proprietor Of the
Southern Dairy at W4 East First street
testified in municipal court this morn
ing that he did no, have any cows. That
was part of his defense to charge OF
selling adultcra,ed milk linrl,,ein
explained that he acted as a middleman
and bought milk from supposedly hon
est farmers and sold II withou, chang
ing its quality
DR. Doughty, milk inspector and &
T. Clifford. city chemist, testified that
milk sold by FnkclSten had been adult
Grated and contained too much water
finkels,ein ran off from Motorcycle
Officer Ray Frazier who had been sent
TO serve complaint on him tinkel
stein sas fined s. and costa \
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14
Molasses Takes
Place of Sugar

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Oct IA
Granulated sugar sold at SIS hundred
pounds on the local market today, be.
cause. il was said, the supply IN local
wholesale houses was exhausted. Only
half dozen dealers are said to have
supply enough Tor the day Wholesale
dealers said the clog OF the reiinerics
at New Orleans is the cause
Maple sugar, rock candy and molas-
Scs were used in place OF sugar on
pany breakfast tables this morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14
Part of Tampico
Under Quarantine

FL PASO, oct II Newspaper, ar.
riylng here on, OF Mexico state tha,
thc governor OF Nueyo Leon has placed
in quarantine all passengers, uorres
pondcncc and freight out OF Tampico.
because OF contagious disease. Not
only yellow fever and cholera have ap-
peared, i, is said, but also a disease
new TO medical men there, which claims
children as It's victims
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14
Many Children at
Story Telling

Despite the rain, seventy fiye chill
drcn gathered at the public library this
morning Tor the weekly storytelling
under the supervision Of Mrs. NJ J.
Gill
Mrs. Gill gave the introduction of
Mac,crlinck', "Blucbird" She will
continue It from week to week until il
IS finished Miss Lois West told tho
children fairy and animal stories DUR
inc the remainder OF the time.