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Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-10-04
MEETINGS RESUMED
AFTER VACATION
Parents And Teachers Discuss
School Problems

The Parent Teacher Association
resumed it's monthly meetings on
Thursday last. Mrs. Houghton,
the enthusiastic president and
Mrs. Green, the newly-elected
secretary, were in their places
promptly at $50. After the read
ing Of the minutes of the meeting
of May 25, Mrs. Houghton called
for report Of the playground
committee. Mrs. Jones, chairman,
reported that the apparatus had
been installed and the committee
had a small balance on hand.
Mrs. HOughton then gave an &C
count Of the manner in which the
services of a vocal music teacher
had been obtained for the public
schools. Miss Stephenson was
introduced and gave short OK
PLANTATION of her methods and an
outline of the work planned for
various grades.
After the transaction of some
routine business, refreshments
were served and a pleasant social
hour followed. The members of
the committee Of which Mrs. Clark
is chairman, received much praise
for the toothsome dainties served.
The next meeting will be on the
evening of October 26th, in the
High School, when an address by
a Wilmington well-wisher will be
a part of the program. All par
ents and others interested in pub
lie schools are cordially invited to
be present.
Press Correspondent
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-10-04
Womne's College Notes

Miss Marian kellogg, Of White
Plain, N. Y, the house guest Of
Mrs. W. J. Rowan, was a visitor at
the Women's College on Tuesday,
favoring the students with a
charming solo, at the chapel per
iod.
Dean Robinson of the Women's
College has announced that the
faculty Of the college will oe at
home to their friends this coming
Friday afternoon from three to
six.
The Women's College Commit
tee has chosen Saturday, October
18th, as the date for special oxer-
cises in observance of the second
anniversary of the opening o. the
Women's College.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-10-04
PERSONALS

Mrs. Robert B. Wolf of Berlin,
N. H., stopped here last week on
her way from Virginia, to see her
mother, Mrs. Annie M. Cooch.
Miss Mabel Davis of Whining
ton has been visiting her au..t,
Miss Margaret Springer.
George w. Wilson has gone to
New Haven, Conn, to begin his
studies a tYale University.
Miss Marian KelloG Of White
Plains, n. Y, has been the guest
of the Rev. w. J. Rowan and fam
lily.
Mrs. William Schoolfeld of Po-
comoke City, Md, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Cooch.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Evans, Mrs.
j. H. Hossinger, and daughters
Charlotte and Josephine, have re-
turned from a weekend in the Po-
conos, making the trip by automo-
bile.
G. Fader and family motored to
Baltimore last Sunday where they
were the guests of M. and Mrs. j.
M. Conner.
Miss Katharine L. Wilson left
today for The Ely School, Ely
Court, Greenwich, Conn, where
she will study for the current
year.
Misses Leta and Essie Waters
of Philadelphia spent the week
end with friends in Newark.
Mrs. Rodgers Gravel Of Wash
burn, Wis, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Anderson, will return to her home
on Friday.
Miss Anna Robinson entertain
ed number of her friends in hon
or of her birthday o Monday cven-
ing, October 2. The house was
very prettily decorated with aut-
umn flowers, dahlias, marigolds,
zenias, and ferns. Many out-of-
town guests were present.
Miss Alice Singles is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Newland, at Mar
shallton, Del.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-10-04
jackson Hall Notes

The Literary Society will hold
their first fall meeting on 'Satur-
day evening, October 7th. 1t is
hoped as much interest will be
taken this year as last as these
meetings have done good work the
past year. Everybody welcome.
Services will be held on Sunday
evening, October 9Th at 7.3O.
The "True Blue Reunion of
Jackson Sunday School was held
on Saturday at the home of their
teacher, Miss Mary E. Kimble, at
Appleton.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-10-04

Delbert Smith, John Kelly, Frank
Tweed, Harlan Tweed, John Fos-
slit, Ralph Gregg, Raymond Buck
ingham, James Shellender, Carl
Seydell, Frank Smith, Nelson Hol-
land, Raymond Sheppard, Roman
Cowlson, Frank Brown, Joseph
Mendenhall, Herbert Lee, Clinton
Tweed, Ferdinand Fingernag'e,
Norman Tweed, John Tweed, Jack
Lamborn, Charlie Sheppard, Mrs.
Frank Jester, Mrs. William Tweed,
Mrs. Mancil Tweed, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Tweed, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ct Tweed, Mr.. Robert Hall.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-10-04
Anti-Suaraae Meetings
In The High School

Miss Lucy Price, representing
the Anti-Suffrage organization, ac-
companied by Mrs. Henri b.
Thompson of Wilmington will
speak at the High School next
Tuesday evening, Octobo" 10. A
cordial invitation is extended to
the public. The meeting will be-
gin promptly at eight o'clock.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-10-04
VICTORY SONG

CTo the tune of "Tipperary")
Down the field you see them
marching,
Down the field our boys go.
Now our line is staunchly holding
In the face of the foe.
Onward, Old Delaware;
Charge on warriors bold!
Right over the line we are charg-
ing
Touchdown Blue and Gold!!
Irving Reynolds.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-10-04

Restaurant and SWeet Shot,
Main Street, NeDark, Delaware
A fine lineoG Home-Made
Candies, Delicatessenand
Light Lunch Counter
Modern Rooms at Moder-
ate Rates. Hot Water
Heat, Electric Lights,
Bath Rooms, Ladies' Rest
Room, Gentlemen Room.
Special Rates to Clubs,
Picnics and Lodges.
Automobile Lunches.
Everything New and up
to-date.
Pure Food, Cleanliness,
Quick Service and reason
able prices.
Breyer's Ice Cream.
Soda Water and Oysters
III Season.
We invite your patronage.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-10-04
Parcel Post And Sweep Sale

A Parcel Post and Sweep Sale
has been announced by the lad
les of the New Century Club, to be
held en- the afternoon and even
ing of Friday, October 9th; for
the benefit of the Building Fund
The public is urged to remember
the date and lend their patronage.
Many attractive and novel articles
are advertised for sale.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-10-04

with relations in Smyrna and
CLAYTON.
Mr.. Wilmer Fell is entertaining
his mother, Mrs. R. E. Fell of Will
mington.
Miss Ruth Hopes formerly of
Wilmington, now of New York,
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Ellen Hopes.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-10-04
Boy Scouts Plan
Basket Ball Season

Newark Troop 2, Boy Scouts
of America, resumed their meet
ings, after a short vacation, last
Friday evening. The Troop prac-
ticed some new drills and hopes
to develop a basket ball team in
the near future.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-10-04
Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry O. George
have announced the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Helen E.
George, to Mr.. H. Simpson Hof-
fecker. Both are residents of
Newark.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-10-04
Suffrage Meeting
Next Thursday

Ladies, do not forget the suf-
frage meeting at the Hose House,
on Thursday, Oct. 5, at 3 p. m,
Come one and all. All women
welcome.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
A BETTER STOMACH
AND LIVER FOR v0y

rs had hlnoi thst makes your liver
sluggish and the i-me tad t'oDd causes
your stomach muscles io lose their
elasticity ani ocgome nahhy and weak
aud that means indigestion
nr ricrcrs Golden Medical ni-cov-
cry. purely vegetable and FREQ f.om A..
cohol or narcotics. n the srcst and
powerful blood purifier ~ to-day.
Take n ~ directed and II will search
out Impure and poisonou. matter In
the stomach, liver bowels and Kidneys
aud dtl,e II from tho system through
the natural channels
I, will penetrate into tho Joints and
muscles. and dissolve the poisonous &C.
cumua,lons II will replace all the had
blood n drives ont, with itch. rurr
blood full ~ vital force II will furnish
yru with tho Kind ~ blood ths, IN.
crra.cs snrrrv and ambition. that PUTS
the entire body In such perfect phv.l.
cal condition that brain or muscles
know no fatigue
n will clear N. skin. eczema. pin.
rlrs. rash. hlhtche. will dry M and dis.
appear. boils, cartunclss ard other
evidence. ~ tainted blood will ras.
away never 20 appear again
Oct nr rietce's Golden Medical his.
covety At any medicine dealer to-day,
IN either l1uli ct table, form as yuu
prefer It's tho me steat blood maker
and purifier thst all weak or run down
rsnr'e ought IN star, 10 Use ~ cnr.
n you want good blood. sccd health
and clear skin, e., this temperance
-nmcit
NJ iu-.ru prvn IA N-.,h r,., s'f-s..
Gpthr. us. s.y. Il k..~ vel ~ r,ssc. :
,srlisn Mssiic-l n4sc~v-sy .ri 'ri-.s.r, r.ll-,s
whsn run dc~n i,nt 'Clclisn xeiscsl t-.c-s
sfy .s ,r.ic .ni tsiltist n .~svnvN.h.,i .l
rsah stre-, sni I -, eel rl...~i -i'h a
1hs ilssssn, Pellets ere sifnrh ne ~ lnii
sswpn anl slrw fv.f
In Pierce. Pleasant Pellets bet iUT
Stomach ard Liver.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
PARkeRS' SLAYERS NOT
eXTeRMINATED BY POSSE

COLUMBUS. y n Iunc ~
Military authorities here Wednc,da,
night announced ,hey were convinced
hat earlier reports that SIX McS,cans
believed 10 have hc,n the murderer, Of
William Parker and IN, VIE ON their
ranch Snu'hweV ~ Ha,hia had bcru
captured and killed. were crroneou,
lnyc,tigation indicated II va, stated
thar the report probably was an out
growth oi ii,uJ encounter between
Americans and Mexican, aboard ,
tram between pouela, and Hachi,a
Iwen', three NillIa,. taken car.
t'yc' hy General fer,huss command
since !, crossed the border. who for
mcrly had been held a, Namiquipa have
hccn removed 'u poin' nearer the
border ior safe keeping according t1
report, from the field
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
.SHR|NERS' WIVES
PLAN PILGRIMAGE

Wives oi members OF India Temple
Shrine enjoyed luncheon At IN, Lee.
Huckin, hotel today a, which Arrange.
menl, iot the pilgrimage to Buffalo
were discussed
II :, expected ,ha, lN person, viii
20 from Oklshoms City on special
train which will lcaVe h't, over 'hr
VI X & 7 I'm, 4, 9N O'Clock N,
morning nj luly The tram will
reach Chicago a, 90 o'clock IN.
ncNt morning and leave ,hs, city a, |
a m luh . arriving a, Detroit a,
! o'clock the same morning Departing
from Detroit At ! m July IN. !, viii
reach Rulialo NN hours later
In the party will h. Imperial Mar.
,hal Jack lones. the patrol and band
aud number ni noble, and their
wtyrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29

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hnmc Tbn rcsnI, shnu.d ,I,t ,s
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hn,e >, o,Ic TI trc Eanc IN ,nc
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a,d,no ~. L.I Loa, ,a,,1,,o,ns
,hr,nah ,,r, limo. -
"GL no p,cl.y" n,o,.,,ed then
s,o,n.d .r,,,,g f,,,ny a, D,ckv's mas.
cnl,ne ,Jc, nt .nn,h,ya bcad,rbc
Nn,h;ro r,,,,,.d now w,s going
h,mc ,rJ D,cty,s voice ,h,ved ina,
hc u,. h,. n,tnr,I ,1nny loyahlc ,cli
,s,;n
"Tb,,, ,,ob," lI,,,'s yo,c. hrokc
:, ,n,,,,a, "Co, h,r head ,o going
oood hy m,,r,s,ng , nice li,lc dome,
-, ,n.,,,r go rhc ,rorr,pg True, =,
n,,r - Il, ,b;no nn ,e,l,y h,own"
Sh, handed r,e nv ba, hclncd me into
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
SECOND KANSAS INFANTRY
FIRST READY TO REPORT

FORT RILEY, June S-Th. sec
onh iniantf, regimen, kan,a, national
guard became unit ui the federal
arm, Nedne,la, and will hr the nt,t
oi the state troops to respond 10 the
call ISSUED hy Msiof General Thomas
Hafty commander oi the central de
paftmen' tnf tnlfhinmcnl ~ the hnr
der Captain | X llolhtook. post
quaflcrma,Ier. - whom the orders
came from Icncrll Hafry announced
late last night iha IN, regiment would
leave Fort Rile, some time ffila,
No Other unit, wrbahl, will get away
before Sa,u'da, a. Sunds, Al ol the
Kansas troops, n vas said will So ,u
Eagle Pass. teSas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29

Thi, !. a s,s,on II rck,', and her.
are the pr,tiest and .mareJ ~ hav.
appeared They hang loose below the
bcl, and lcc., pste,. ar, highly approved
by fashion This Dire. i. made ~
white linen trimmed Nith the same ma
,efal IN blue and White stripe. |, would
b, rte',v made ci ponscc W n handker.
thisi Lawn combining plain and stirred
~ u could he copied IN quite different
way, made " one material thrpushout
ot n white trimmed ri,h color ~ of rolot
trimmed with white Soit finished pinut
WOULD tc very charming pitci With rus,
and. such treatments sft exceedingly
ia'hlonable and sl-sys mean a god
result.
fot the 70 wear .ire will te NEEDED.
8 yard. II material ~ inch,. ~,d,
80 yards % NJ ~ yards a., vi,h a.
yard. ict the trimming
The pattern No. otuN. is ru, In ,.,..
" sirls from $50 "a ycar ~ a.. |, uill
b, mailed TO any address b, he tsshinn
Department ui this lspt, on receipt Of
ten tents.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
The Table

Irish Potato with Fish SIX large po.
tatoc, one cup ilaked fish. one table
spoon cream. ono tablespoon melted
butter, one cup cracker crumbs. one IA
bleSpoon chopped parsley one half c,o
celery Hollow ou' each potato while
raw tnot too dccplyl. do not pare po
iato M hollow with the above ingrcd
tents well mixed together Bake N q
moderate oven thirty minute, Garn,h
with parsley Serve with white sauce
Baking Powder biscuits Two anl
one half cup, flour. ono cup corn
starch one fourth teaspoon salt on"
tablespoon sugar. three hcaping tea
spoons baking powder. one tablespoon
lard one egg well beaten. one Gun
milk Place flour corn,arch. salt
sugar and baking powder IN sitter Peat
egg add melted lard and milk mis-
well then add 10 former ingredient,
and place on Toured board Pat out
with the hand and cut with 4 cake cut
ter Place IN hot oven and bake ten
10 fifteen ninutrS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
new SITE PRICED
FOR GREENHOUSE
Wheeler Park Abandonment
Proposal Dropped; Zoo
To Be Improved.

Public Property Commissioned Street
has made investigation and secured a
price looking to purchase hy the city
of four lot, on the high land Just east
of Wheeler park and a block south Of
the east entrance, with view TO remov.
ing the park greenhouse to that loca
ton lie was expecting to present the
proposition At meeting OF the park
board scheduled ior Yesterday after
noon but there was not a quorum pres
cnt owing to the absence OF Commits,
sionerS ! 7. Warren and John T.
O'Neil
Won't Abandon Wheeler.
Commissioner Street and DR. ! +
Ryan went over the proposition thor
ouphly and II was to be presented at
a called meeting OF the board this aft
ernoon It i, understood that all talk
oi abandoning Wheeler park has end
ed because of the general protest which
came from the public when the subject
was hroachcd
Park Suncrintendcnt Patterson. re-.
Gently authorized 10 make exchange
with other geological gardens, 10 Sc.
cure a greater variety, reported ncgo-
tiatlonS TO exchange a couple Of bears
for two ostrlches now at Swope park
Kansas City, the prospective purchase
Of a pair Of bufialoeS and two ante
lopeS.
Figuring TO Buy Camel
He said he could secure a camel a.
reasonable price Commissioner
Ryan iacc,iou,y remarked that Ar
animal with the rcpu'cd thirst oi tn,
camel nigh, help some in case Of H.
ture oyerilowS al Wheeler park
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
Hints for 9|
HousQkoQporsGy|
CANNING AND PRESERVING.

In canning strawberries save all the
extra Juice to use with currant, IN
making good Jelly
Canning Strawberries One cup ,u
gar. not quite a cup ot water. three
pnlS strawberries Let them boil
slowly eight minutes Then pu, cans
in a kettle OF water and let them heat
Then put IN berries and close the can
Lay cans on their side, for two days
and roll them two or three times a
day, and the berries will not come 10
the top They will keep their shape
and color
Canning Pineapple, Take one pine
apple medium T1c. pare INTO cubes
add ono cup OF sugar and enough water
10 cover them Boil rapidly until SOFT
and pu, them IN cans heated by water.
then close the cans There will he mo
danger in the cans cracking and the
pineapple will stay nice and keep a nice
golden color
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
ORDER CAUSES PROTEST

PARIS lunc ~ Prcmrr BRIAN
ll, sent protest ip the ucural pow
tr. against the action o' 'hr prr''u
rrray au'huu'r, 'n pfdr'mg the ~.
ovation b, civilian, o' ,hr town, o'
il'r RnuhaiN and l.ufyU,ins &c
.,rIms Gov ,hr rru Journal lh, prn
f,.f is un if, gfurHd that 'Nr uflfr
3. contrary 20 The Hague convention
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
Thing. Worth Knowing

You viii never he bothered with tho
RIB, oi your umbrella breaking i, you
.wl'l occasionally put tin, drop oi
good machine OIL on the joint, AZ the
top bottom and ,,deS OF ne frame N
prevent ru,ting This wilt not miurc
the cover As there is q lulc pad At
each iolning that iill ah,orhc ans ~
rrriuou, oil
salt Saver Niier freezing icc rream
place the cracked iced m a bag When
zee has melted YOU will have near. q,
much ALT as when YOU ,'artcd You
may u,c 'hi, ,ali MANY times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29

Drcky, don't let lhi, headache spoil
eycryihlng II the wife gets better bring
Ter back tonight and wen all go
play hi, somewhere II she doesn't
and gets to sleep the way Iii does after
a headache. she won't need you Come
back by Yourself
And | had though, Dcky lncon'ld
crate sometimes caught glimpse
now OF SclfiShne,S so colossal that
It made Dlcky's occasional thought.
lcSSncSS appear as nothing
waited br'athlc,lly for Dickys re-
Piy bHl before he had d chance TO
speak Lillian lnrcrposcd
Cut that out, Harry" ,hc sad Qu,
city. but her voice was like flint Dlcky
Is not coming back here tonight He's
going 10 take care of his wife"
Her husband ,hrupgcd m, shoulders
but did not reply There :, one ihng
certain about the Undcrwo1is Lillian
strike, the dominant note iu the family
Her husband butcr, and snccr,, but
. MOTTO that She decide, All question,
OF any importance. and there appears
to be no appeal from her decision
The auto horn sounded again Dlcky
hurried me TO the door Lillian ,nl,chcd
lac shawl from a char where she
had thrown IT. and wrapped It around
her bare shoulder,
Come ON, Harry" she SAID 4, gen
ially as # she had not JUS, called"
Inn, as Dlcky would say Wen see
that they get in the machine al right"
"Cure That Headache"
lie 'uklly followed Ms down Lillian
pairod my shoulder again d, got into
the taxi
u do hope you won't have much trou
bic with that head she ,aid anxious.
lv u won't phone you, because YOU
might Just be dropping to sleep wh,n
the call came Rut do clll me mp as
soon as YOU feel better and do you call
me. Young man ,hc turned 10 Dicky
--"li she should icel really III, and YOU
should need me-
Thanks. awiuly ILL.," Diry an
Swercd gratefully "lll Just do that"
Dear Mr., Underwood 90 I SAID lean
INK oui IT tn 'aN, 81 must tcu you
now
"Nou must tell mc nothing ,hc
'oit. pushing me back gently Don,
worry about the usual thank, lust ret
home and 10 bed and cure that head
ache
Qie took her hand from the door and
turned to the chauffeur
Drive carefully" ,hc sand Forty
,iN East Ivcu'yu,nth street is 'hs
number lk, lady ha, q bad headache
and must NOT bc lul'cd
Yer, we'll ma'dm"
"Gooi by," called Lillian q, we drove
away Her voice va, =, loud and care
lC's as ever hu' % no longer grated
upon mr. for the moment ! forgot all
tl, other sentiment, ! had entertained
toward her and remembered only her
genuine kndncs, toward me
How kind ,hc i,. murmmed as
the tdNi started
she's the hulhc,t l'llc scout that
ever hrca'hcd." Dick, rcioncl cu'hu,i
a,uJslN Indeed ! tell there was 4
't''lc too much enthusiasm no HI, voice
but u DID not trouble mc. tot lha
next minute he ,Ippri h, arm around
me, aud pillowcl me comfortable
against him
u, the. b,ldichr ,cr, bad. sweet
heart" he a,kcl irulefly
We, hui thu, help, ., a lot" I an.
serci, smuggling against HIM hap
PLY
I knew ! had q ,ulus interview r
front oi me- hu, q, least / w1ulI
snatch few minute, OF hppmc. FIRST
YI,r,,,Ybt iQi,N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
TO rns POINT

ions here. Nsitet. IL M, rsseh ~
spple ps' asked the patron
Can't YOU tell from ihs ntie. sif-'
stFsd The waiter
No. cant" snspsfsd 30 tusinr,.,
Wen then ashcd The raitst. What
difference does n make iadls. uop.
lDufnsl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
Heart and Home
, Problems
By hrs. ELIZABETH ThOfROS

tpt awhile Perhaps then her ewes will
ht stronger and ,hc WON'T mind NOV
INK pictures
In fcpl, 10 u I e. haven't the re-
mu,e,r idea wha, the widow, addfc +,
r mud don't know how you can ind
.mI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
PILM COMPANIES MERGE.

NEW YORK. June = The Famous
Players Film company and the Jesse
Iaskey Feature PLAY company were
merged here Wednesday into the Fa
NOUS PLAYERS LaSkry corporation with
a canltal OF Sl2. 500 0nn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29

search nm, Wan, Ni, ior good hlr
gain, m automobile AND real estate
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29

Dear Mr. Thompson DlI one night,
another glrl and ! wen, walking with
two hoy, We took a long walk and
] ,ali 'nmelhinv 'o him ,er, reason.
,ulc question. and he Iii uo, hear me-
or pretended he did NOT /, va, the
inst time ever met hm and he looked
like ,cuIbl, boy llc unb ,pu.r
1hnu, srten word, the whole evening
asked h,m several questions and he
would NOT answer them When he LEFT
ls iu,' ,ud good night Do you'hlu,
le owes mc an apology
~ The other ho, kep, the other
wr, uug aud when ,hc asked HIM
'.f II ht refused iu give u 90 her Aud
,o ,he gn' angf, At him and has not
.nJlsn 20 him turs Please tell INC
q way thar 'hs can get II
40 II another hny want, to take YOU
i,l a boat ride where Your whole fam
10. b, present, would It be an right II
Won hrnugh, h,m with the family or
sawed hy ,our,el,c, while ou the trip
ptGG\ ROSE
an rcthap, he 3, really nca' !
wouldn't eype,, an apolog, II were
YOU llc probably acted natural ami
l,,, MOI irrl hc owe, an apolpg,
~ The gifl could ,uc mm inr 'he
ring hul II Z, is mort valuable Vt would
'.l he worth while
a. Dn with ,ruf am,l, and have
lunch with them hu' lsrl free 10 leave
tHrm when ,ou have something ,ou
ant in ln
neaf M, Thompson am hn,
y wear, Old and vent ~ a church
iri,nir to meei people have not lived
NJ this town VET, lnng'and ! dn NOT
know many people There Wa ONE
gifl there that ! liked better than an,
other spent most oi my time wi,h
hri and asked tn take her home Sh.
aid ,ht had made other arrangement
and then ! ,aw her ami another gi-l
lting home together Rsiote the pic.
ne htok, up asked her to play tennis
with me and ,hs said .he hated tennis
Then | asked u could tas, her ir
the picture 'heatsr some evening and
lie said moving pictures hurt her e,cs
Where 10 ,ou think she would like N
Eo' ! like her ,o much that ! would
~, ~ know her better SAN
ffohahl, ,uu appeared ton interest
I'd IN the elfl and ,he did no, hk, u
rsi acquainted with Other sifls m IN,
church aud don't ask her To DO anything
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
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