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Evening star., 1917-04-01
BOYS IN PATRIOTIC MEETING.
Junior Naval and Marine Scouts to
Assemble in New York.

NEW YORK, March 3l.-The Ameri-
can Junior Naval and Marine Scouts.
having units organized in thirty six
states, with a national membership of
more than 10000 boys. will bold a
boys patriotic meeting" here April :.
It is expected 5000 boys will attend.
The organization, which trains boys
in the duties and drills of the Navy
and Marine Corps. was founded by the
late Admiral George Dewey. Rear Ad-
miral William S Benson, chief of opera
tionS of the navy. now is chief naval
scout, while Maj. Gen. George Barnett,
commandant of the Marine Corps, is
chief marine scout.
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Banquet Speaker.

Addresses at the banquet were mad.
by X. = Doyle, Irwin ]. Smith. W. g
Henning. L. c. kemper, w. V Broth
ers. +. II. Wilson and Wilbur p. Allen
an members of the fraternity. Rev
Dr. wallace Radcliffe, pastor of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church,
delivered the Invocation.
The following delegates were present:
FIRST province, e. X. McClintock, Il,
II. Finn, g. T. Morrow, Donald II.
Dunkle, J. c. Paul. A. S. Williams
Howard Walton, II. Gilbert Becker
second province Hal b. Ingram, r. n
Bennett Jr., Eugene Underwood, 3r;
Lyle b. West. w. y. Houghton: ninth
province, n. +. Idle. De Gray White. L.
/. McGrady. II. E. Halvorsen, Houghton
Carr, y. + McEvoy. L. J. Dempsey, q;
NJ. Hancock. r. B. Wolf, NJ r. Whited.
F. Butler Moulton, r. r. Wilson, L. /,
Gibson and William T. Yeaeer, jr
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TENNESSEE.

TENNESSEE.
John K. Shields, dem.
Kenneth D. Mcclellan, dem.
TEXAS.
Charles A. culberson. dem.
Morris Sheppard. dem.
UTAH.
Reed Smoot, rep.
William H. King, dem.
VERMONT.
william p Dillingham;, rep.
Carroll S. Page. rep.
VIRGINIA.
Thomas S. Martin, dem.
Claude A. Swanson, dem.
WARRINGTON.
Wesley L. Jones, rep.
Miles Poindexter, rep.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Nathan Goff. rep.
Howard Sutherlan. rep.
WISCONSIN.
Robert NJ. La Toilette, rep.
Paul o. Husting, dem.
WYOMING.
Francis r. Warren, rep.
John B. kendrick, dem.
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pf,<<SNI.N ANA.

J William :. Ware, rep
=. George : Graham, rcl'
=. J. Hampton Moore. reU
4. George ". EdmondS. rep
>. Peter L. Costello, rep.
9. George j. DarroNy, rel.
:. Thomas $. Butler, rep.
). Henry VI. Watson, rep.
g. William W. Griest. rep.
y. John Il. Farr. rep.
l. Thomas W. Templeton. rep.
2 Robert u. Hcaton, rep.
3. Arthur q. Dewalt, dem.
4. Louis T. McFadden. rep.
.. Edgar r. kiess. rep.
.. John V. Lesher. dem.
4. Benjamin X. Focht, rep.
s. Aaron s. kreider, rep.
9. John NJ. Rose, rep.
.. Andrew Il. Brodbeck. dem.
/. Charles II. Rowland. rep.
.. Edwin T.. Robbins, rep.
%. Bruce F. Sterling. dem
4. Henry ". Temple. rep.
.. Henry \. Clark, rep.
8. Henry j Steele. dem
:. Nathan l.. Strong, rep.
S. q. i. Bleakley. rep.
g. stephen q. Porter. rep,
.. VI. clyde Kelly. dem.
i. John NJ Morin. rep.
z. Guy +. Campbell, dem
" large
Thomas :. Crago. rep.
Mahlon NJ. Garland. reu
Joseph Mclaughlin, rep
John Il. X Scott, rep.
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MONTANA.
Henry L. Myers, dem.
Thomas J. Walsh. dem
NEBRASKA.
Gilbert VI Hitchcock, dem.
George W. Norris, rep.
NEVADA.
Francis G. Newlands. dem.
Key Pittman, dem.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Jacob Ii. Gallinger. rep.
Henry F. Hollis, dem.
NEW JERSEY.
William Hughes, dem.
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, rep.
NEW MEXICO.
Albert e. Fall, rep.
Andrieus A. Jones, dem.
NEW YORK.
James w. Wadsworth, jr., rep.
William NJ. Calder, rep.
NORTH CAROLINA.
F. NJ. Simmons, dem
Lee s. Overman, dem.
NORTH DAKOTA.
Peter J. McCumber. rep.
AISLE J. Gronna, rep.
OHIO.
Atlee Pomerene, dem.
Warren G. Harding, rep.
OKLAHOMA.
Thomas T. Gore, dem.
Robert L. Owen, dem.
OREGON.
George E. Chamberlain, dem.
Harry Lane, dem.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Boies Penrose, rep.
Philander c. Knox, rep.
RHODE ISLAND.
LIE Baron B. Colt. rep.
Peter G. Gerry, dem.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Benjamin r. Tillman. dem.
Ellison ID. Smith, dem.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Thomas Sterling. rep.
Edwin S. Johnson, dem.
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Edmund Platt, rep.

Edmund Platt, rep.
. Charles B. Ward. rep.
Roilin 3. Sanford. rep.
. James S. Parker. rep.
George r. Lunu, dem.
. Bertrand Fl. Smell, rep.
. Luther W. Mott. rep.
Homer P. Snyder. rep.
. George w. Fatrchild. rep.
Walter w. Magee, rep.
Norman J. Gould, rep.
Harry II. Pratt, rep.
Thomas Is. Dunn, rep.
Archie u. Sanders. rep.
S. Wallace Dempsey. rep.
Charles +. Smith. dem.
William F.. Waldow, rep.
Charles N. Hamilton. rep.
Evening star., 1917-04-01
NORTH CAROLINA.

John II. Small, dem.
Claude kitchin, dem.
George f. Hood, dem.
Edward ". Pou. dem.
Charles NJ. Stedman, dem.
Hannibal l.. Goodwin, dem.
Leonidas d. Robinson, dem
Robert L. Doughton. dem.
Edwin Y. Webb, dem.
Zeb Weaver, dem.
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OHIO.

/. Nicholas Longworth, rep.
,. Victor Heintz. rep.
}. Warren Gard, dem.
! Benjamin F. Welty, dem.
>. John :. Snook. dem.
8. Charles G. kearns. rep.
I. Simeon d. Fess, rep.
s. John A. Key, dem.
9. Isaac X. Sherwood, dem.
10. Robert NJ. SwitZer. rep.
IL. Horatio c. Claypool, dem.
IL. Clement Brumbaugh, dem.
l3. Arthur W. Overmyer, dem.
Ia. Ellsworth r. Bathrick, dem.
10. George White, dem.
l6. Roscoe c. McCulloch, rep,
Il. William A. Ashbrook, dem.
Is. David A. Hollingsworth, rep.
IS. John G. Cooper, rep.
20. William Gordon, dem.
21. Robert Crosser, dem.
%. Henry I. Emerson, rep.
Evening star., 1917-04-01
sol I'll CAROLINA.

. Richard s. Whaley. dem.
. James +. ByrneS. dem.
. Fred Fl. Dominick, dem
. Sam J. Nichols. dem.
. w. +. Stevenson, dem.
. J. willard Ragsdale, d.ut.
ASbuly +. Lever, dem.
Evening star., 1917-04-01
OkLAHOM

I. Thomas A. Chandler, rep.
,. William W. Hastings, dem.
;. Charles y. Carter. dem.
I. Tom u. Mckeown. dem.
). Joseph &. Thompson. den,
+. Scott Ferris. dem.
:. James V, NCClin1ic. dem
; Dick T. Morgan. rep
Evening star., 1917-04-01

On 7ome lines the Prussian stat.
railways are using storage battery
cars a less expense than steam loco
motives or gasoline electric cars.
Evening star., 1917-04-01
NORTH DAKOTA.

~ Henry T. Helgesen, rep.
=. George VI. Young, rep.
). Patrick u. Norton, rep.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

Charlie II. Dillon, req.
:. Royal 6. johnson. rep.
!. Harry l.. Candy. drui
Evening star., 1917-04-01
RHODE. Isl. AND.

!. George q 'Shaunessy. dcm.
;. Walter X. Stiness. rep.
8. Ambrose Kennedy. rep.
Evening star., 1917-04-01
TEN A<ESsE.t..

. sam =. Sells. rep.
Richard V. Austin. rep
. John A. Moon. dem.
. COrdelI Hun. dem.
. William &. Houston. dem
/. Joseph ". Byrus. dem.
Lemuel p. Padgett. dem.
b. Thetus W. Sims. dem.
T.. Finis j. Garrett, dem.
!. Hubert f. Fisher. dem
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TEXAS.

1. Eugene Black, dem.
2. Martin Dies, dem.
j. James Young, dem.
4. Sam Rayburn, dem.
). HattOn w. Summers, dem.
8. Rufus Hardy. dem.
7. Alexander w. Gregg, dem.
\. Joe II. Eagle. dem.
8. j. j. Mansfield, dem.
u. James +. buchanan, dem.
/. Tom connally, dem.
-. James G. Wilson, dem.
,. Marvin Jones, dem.
!. James l.. Slayden. dem.
=. John \, Garner, dem.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

Willis e. HaWley. rep
;. Nicholas j. Sinuott, REP.
e. y. McArthu-, rep.
Evening star., 1917-04-01
MINNESOTA.

/. sydney Anderson, rep.
.. Franklin r. Ellsworth. rep.
,. Charles Il. Davis. rep.
4. Carl g. Van Dyke, dem
). Ernest Lundeen. rep.
'6. Harold knutson, rep.
:. Andrew j. NolStead. rep.
y. Clarence b. Miller. rep.
=. HalvoI' Steenerscu. rep.
9. Thomas 6. Schau. prog
Evening star., 1917-04-01
MISSISSIPPI.

Ezekiel s. Gambler. den
Hubert u. stephens. dem.
Benjamin q. Humphreys, dem.
Thomas /. SisSon. dem.
William ". NenabIe. dem
Pat Harrison. dem.
Percy L. Quin. dem.
James W. Collier, dem
Evening star., 1917-04-01
MISSOURI.

L.. Milton A. RoInjue, dem.
=. William ". Rucker. dem.
,. Joshua ". A Alexander, deu.
4. Charles +. Booher, dem.
8. William p. Borland, dem.
). Clement G. Dickinson, detu
:. Courtney w. Hamlin, dem.
&. Dorsey ". Shackleford. dem
9. Champ Clark. dem.
0. Jacob e. Meeker, rep.
l. william l.. Igoe, dem.
,. L. {. Dyer, rep.
Z. Walter l.! Hensley, dem
/ Joseph J. Russell. dem.
3. Perl j.. Deck er. dem.
6. Thomas i. Rubcy, dem
Evening star., 1917-04-01

/ Martin y. Madden. rep.
>. James +. Mann. rep.
:. William " Wilson. rep.
>. Charles Martin. dem.
) Adolph J. SABBATH. dem.
.. James NcAndrews, dem
:. Niels JUL. rep.
:. Thomas Gallagher. dem
s. Fred \. Britten, rep.
10. George +. Foss. rep.
II. Ira G. Copley. rep.
u. Charles i. Fuller, req
-. John G. Mckenzie, rep.
-. William J. Graham. rep
,. Edward j. King, rep.
i5. clifford Ireland. rep
II. John A Sterling, rep.
IS. Joseph G. Cannon, rep.
f9. William Z. Mckinley. 70;
%. Henry T. Rainey, dem
21. Loren +. Wheeler, rep.
Y. William A. Rodenberg, rc
23- Martin d. Foster, dem.
=. Thomas s. Williams, req
- Edward e. Denison, rep.
AT large
Medill Mccormick, rep
William h. Mason, rep
Evening star., 1917-04-01
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
ALABA MA.

!. oscar L. Gray, dem.
>. :. Hubert Dent. jr.. dem.
:. Henry 5. Steagali, dem.
I. Fred l.. BlaCkmon, dem.
s. ]. Thomas Hef1in. dem.
&. William L. oliver. dem
:. John L. Burnett, dem.
s. Edward b. Almon. den.
Q. George Huddleston. u
10. William B. Bankhead. q
Evening star., 1917-04-01
IDA TIU.
ILLINOIS,

ldl = =
Addison 7. Smith, rep
Burton L. French, rep
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KENTUCKY
u. RarhleY de

p Alben ". Barhley. der
David II. kincheloe, dem.
. II. Y. Thomas, ir.. dem.
. Ben Johnson. dem.
: SxaEaT Sheriey, dem.
Evening star., 1917-04-01
ARIZONA.
ARKANSAS.

!. Thaddeus H Caraway. dem.
.. William A. Oldfeld, dem.
:. John y. Tillman, dem.
4. Otis Wingo. dem.
5. Henderson NJ. JacoWay, dem.
s. Samuel NJ. Taylor. dem.
:. William =. Goodwin. dem.
Evening star., 1917-04-01
MICHIGAN.

L Frank L. Doremus. dem.
= Mark r. Bacon. rep.
8. John NJ. c. Smith, rep.
4. Edward L. Hamilton, rep.
3. Carl f. Mapes, rep.
6. Patrick II. Kelly, rep.
!. Louis c. Cramton, rep.
S. Joseph W. Fordney. rep.
8. James c. Mclaughlin, rep.
10. Gilbert A. Currie, rep.
IL. Frank D. Scott, rep.
IL. W. Frank James. rep.
l3. Charles A. Nichols, rep.
Evening star., 1917-04-01
DELAW ARE.
FLORIDA.

Herbert J. Drane. deu.
b. Frank Clark. dem.
Waiter kehOe. dem.
William J. Sears. dclr
Evening star., 1917-04-01
MASSACHUSETTS

l. Allen T. Treadway, rep.
2. Frederick II. Gillett. rep.
3. Calvin y. Paige. rep.
4. Samuel f. Winslou, rep.
3. John Jacob Rogers. rep
8. Augustus y. Gardner, rep.
:. Michael f. Phelan, dem.
s. Frederick W. Dallinger, rep.
2. Alvan T. Fuller. ind.
10. Peter F. Tague. dem.
IL. George Holden Tinkham. rep.
~. James A. Gallivan, dem.
Is. William II. Carter, rep.
I. Richard Olney, I'd, dem
10. William S. Greene, rep.
10. Joseph Walsh. rep.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

=. Daniel K. Anthony, jr., rep.
Edw ard c. Little. rep.
. Philip p. Campbell, rep.
. Dudley Doolittle, dem.
. Guy T. Delivering, dem
: John Il. Connolly, dem.
. Jouett Shouse, dem.
Willim i. Ayres. dem.
Evening star., 1917-04-01
MARYLAND.

|. Jesse .. Price. dem.
;, j. Fred c. Talbot, dem.
}. Charles z. Coady. dem.
!. J. Charles Linthicum, dem.
). sydney E. Nudd, rep.
). Frederick n. Zihlman, rep.
Evening star., 1917-04-01
CALIFORNIA.

]. Clarence r Lea, dem.
.. JOHN +. Raker. dem.
3. Charles F. Curry. rep.
4. Julius Kahn. rep.
5. John /. Nolan, rep.
8. John A. Elston. rep.
:. Denver :. Church, dem.
s. EIveriS 4. Hayes. rep.
g. Charles II. Randall. prohib.
10. Henry z. Osborne. rep.
II. William kettner, dem.
Evening star., 1917-04-01
INDIA SA.

!. George Il. Denton. dem
=. Oscar Z. Bland. rep.
= William e. Cox. dem
{. Lincoln Dixon, dem.
.. Everett Sanders. rep.
s. Daniel W. Constock, rep
7. Merrill Moores. rep.
:. A. H Festal. rep.
=. Fred S. PurneIl, rep.
.. William r. Wood, rep
l. Milton krauss. rep.
,. L. w. Fairfield. rep.
B. Henry A. Earnhart. den.-
Evening star., 1917-04-01

]. Augustine Lonergan. dem.
.. Richard P. Freeman. rep.
3. John Q. Tilson. rep.
4. EbeneZer ]. Hill, rep.
: Iarn.S = GlypD Yen
Evening star., 1917-04-01
COLORADO.

1. Benjamin c. Hilliard. dem.
.. Charles r. Timberlake, rep.
g. Edward keating. dem.
4. Edward T. Taylor. dem.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

Pays ior this special Graionol
Outfit, including Records. lmmt
diate delivery to your home.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29
FORMER OFFICER
SLAIN BY POSSE.
AFTER KILLING


FORT WORTH, Texas. sept 70
J. h Yates. former city detective and
mounted officer. who Friday afternoon
shot and killed Fire and Police Com
missioner + & Parsley. attempted 10
Kill his daughter Mr, Albert karnc,.
FRIDAY forenoon Mrs karneS ran from
her home to the home oi Sheriff Mace
{. Mann nearby. and remained there
until Sheriff Mann arrived at noon
Sheriff Mann went To- the homo "
\ ateS and succeeded IN getting the man
To start with him To- the city Mann was
IN his automobile and stopped To serve
some legal papers Yates lett the ,hrr
IFS. automobile and took street car
10 the city, going dirccll" to the city
hall where he killed Commissioner
Parsley and was then killed by a squad
OF officers from the central station
headed by Chief OF Police Montgom-
cry and Assistant Chief Porter.
Friday seems to have been the day
set aside by Yates to make a clean
sweep OF people who appeared to have
stood IN his way Developments fol
lowing the shooting show that he had
planned to kill not only commissioner
Parsley but also Mayor DAVIS. Chlci Of
Police Montgomery and Chief Of Dctcc
tivcS Connolly Information given by
Former Police Captain Cooper, now
operating private detective agency,
a former associate OF Yates on the po
lice force, show, Yates intended to sly
all the city officials named
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29
Colonel Referees
Boxing Matches at
Great Lakes Camp

HNIlItAGO, Sept ~ - Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt refereed
two boxing matches between
lacklcN when he visited the Grcat
Lakes naval training station on
thursday last, i, became known 10.
day The colonel had gone to the
gymnasium simply az spectator
while a number oi two round bout,
were being staged but a> soon as
hc was recognized. his services as
referee were Commandccrcd. accord.
lng to the story told by witnesses
\ cook and a gunner, mate were
announced a.. the principals IN the
first bout aud when the two round,
were over the colonel promptly gave
decision ~ favor Of the gunner
IWu mote contestants were
brought out and after hoNiug two
taliling rounds, Colonel Roosevelt
declared the bout draw.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29
KERENSKY FACES
COLDLY SUPREME
TEST OF POWER


PtTROGRND. Sept %. Premier
kcrcn'k, took the initiative today and
faced coldly what may he the supreme
test oi the power OF his government
AZ the beginning OF the drmocrati,
congress called hy the MaxmallSlS and
the council OF workmcnN and soldier,
delegates 10 question his power ami
perhaps 10 demand a new government
the premier accepted the challenge
Saved Russia In Darkest Hours.
lie told the congress that his regime
had saved Russia IN It's darkest hour,.
The government also Indicated its pol
l,y ol ilrm continuation OF the war
when General Ncfkhovsky minister of
war, pledged the convention To- a final
victory over Germany II discipline m
the army was restored The general,
reference 10 thr return OF discipline
and his announcement tina, the officers
would be named by the supc,lors in
stead OF elected hy the soldiers. was
applaudcd only mildly bu, his addrcV,
as whole evoked more cheers than
did the prcmicrS NJ kercnsky in his
speech referred to the reyol, Of General
kornioii and declared Il prevented
1t DESTROYED it was informed
from the beginning of It's existence"
When the premier declared that the
good ot Russia neccN'ltatcd the observ.
anoc OF order and discipline one Of ,he
most dramatic hrokling incidents which
puncluatcd the address occurred lie
had reached pause in his address
when a voice in the gallery shouted
"You arc the great mischief worker
OF the country"
Common Soldier Faces Kisses.
From hedlam ot hlSScS and applause
voices from the floor challenged tho
hecklcr tu rise \ common soldier in
the back gallery arose and with arms
folded acro,, his brown blouse stood
calmly facing a torrent oi h,seS from
the supporters oi Premier kcrcnsk
This was only ono of the unusual
scenes
here was an air oi tense excitement
az result oi rumorS that the aglrator,
lcnnc. was IN pc,rograd and would
attend the convention However. he
failed 10 appear
The applause which greeted Premier
kercn,ly indicated that he had a small
with him The socialists sup
porting him contend that he has ma
Jor,y Of the convcp,ion
Crisis Coming Sunday.
A crisis probably will come SUNDAY
when the work OF the preliminary or
ganl5aton has been completed and the
radical left presents rs extremist pro
gram
An instance OF split even in the
closest party ranks was given the con
grcSN TODAY when NJ Tchcrnofi the
spokesman Tor the workmen and sol
ilor,. referred to General kaledne'
the chici oi the CosackS, as that mis-
rrahlc kdlcd,ncS'
The section oi General Ncrkhov,ky's
speech concerning the efforts OF Ger
many 10 obtain peace at the expense oi
Russia, evoked great applause The
general is a young man, about the age
II kcfenSky
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29

rotary and Mrs George reporter
Mr., - T. Nokmclcr was spccil
guest yesterday afternoon, the higr
scores being made by Mrs Samson an
Mrs Del Qucsta Ihg next meeting
i, October . at the home OF Mrs. Sam
son, 500 North Durlaud avenue.
" y a
Mrs \ ! Bradley and Mrs. JamcsS
Stevenson and little daughter, Dorothy
OF S!5 West Seventeenth street who
have been visiting IN Champaign, H.
since their return from Chautauqua \
!, where they spent thr summer, ar
rived home tins afternoon.
X y
Mrs Maudc Riley viii return the iirs,
OF the week from Boston where she Ina,
been visiting her son, Nj Bruce Riley,
aud will be a, home temporarily with
Mrs. Flora George. lOlS North Philip,
avenue Mr. Riley viii spend the win
ter in Washington Miss Lucille Riley
/, attending school this winter at ST.
Map's academy in Dallas
4 y
Mr. and Mrs l. II Dunn OF Ard
more have come to Oklahoma City to
make their home and have taken an
apartment at Sll West Seventh street
Mrs. e. b Camth OF Shawnee ar.
rived today to be the CUES, ior several
dlyS ul Mr. and Mrs. A !. lIcm,,rcct.
W)h West Sixteenth street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29
Mooney Witness
Again Arrested

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept % Frank
{. ONman Durkcc, Oregon, cattlcman.
acquitted last night vt attempted ,ubor
nation Of perjury growing ou, Of the
conviction ul Thomas Mooney. ON q
murder charge IN connection with the
preparedness, parade bomb explosion
bctc last year VA, tu appear IN court
again TODAY to answer tu a warrant
charging perjury upon which he wa, ar.
rested shortly after his release last
night he new warrant was sworn to
by Mt, Belle llammotbcrg, sister of
Mrs Thomas ! Mooney
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29
PRoBLBMS :
!&&f!s!s, &&@s ,AEIl2AIRT 2IasRl!'T1;.

DEAR MRS. THOMPSON. ! am
/ girl OF seventeen and do not go
with a regular fellow ! have a
very dear friend and il looks as il every
boy ! 20 with she tries to go with too.
The other day boy friend and his
sister and a crowd OF u' wen, out rid
lng and wen, To see "a girl rode in
the iron, with the hoy going and on
coming back this girl jumped in front
and sa, IN the back.
% like this hoy and she docs too.
She didn't play fair about boy once
before and made me dislike HIM so she
could 20 with him The boy seems to
like both oi us; his sister is a very
good friend OF mine Advise me- wha,
TO do. Would you let him gop | hate
to because like him he is the only hoy
ever liked Or would you stop going
with herr Wha, could | do 10 make
the boy like me more | am willing
10 do anything.
\l)--Do you think it is all right for
flye glrls and three or four boys 10
20 out automobiliug'
BLUE EYES.
(l) You arc too Young to be fight
lng over boys II boys like ~ have
YOU 60 with them, do 80 without think
ing whether YOU will ever fall in love
with them or not As you grow older
YOU will mec, many fellows and some
OF them you will undoubtedly like bet
ter than others You will some day
meet one you like better than all the
rest II ! were you | would let the
boy 20 unless he makes it plain that he
likes YOU enough 10 go with YOU In
preference to the others Don't make
the mistake Of going with just one icl.
low at your aye II the girl who also
likes him continues 10 do things than
YOU don't like. stop going with her.
There is no use oi going with her and
diSllking her all the time you are with
her, She may feel the same way you
do about this boy and probably she
doesn't know she is doing anything she
shouldn't
t2) No, unless they have some older
person along as ohaperon. Young
people IN car arc always irresponsible
nnd often accidents are caused. though
they may all have meant well There
should be some older person along on
pleasure rides,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29
LOCAL MEN LEFT
OFF
COMMERCE BOARD
Internal Fight Among Demo
Gratis Given as Cause,

Prc'dep, Wilson filled the three
vacancies on the interstate commerce
commission today without including
either NJ Aldelo,tc OF ! II. John,
ton oi Oklahoma City
ocal politicians are oi the opinion
that there would have been good
chance oi OklahomaN landing ono %,
the places had It no, been lur the lrou
bic that developed between Governor
Williams and some anti administration
democrats Johnston wa, well alon.
IN hr' ground work ior the place when
Governor Williams learned of il AMI
pnt u plug IN lohnNon's wheel and IN
addition brought out Mr. Aydclottc
chairman OF tho state board OF affairs
for the nomination
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-29
Coalition Cabinet
Plan Approved by
Russian Parties

PETROGRAD, sept %. fhr mini.
mall,is and the social democrats at
Yesterday session OF the democratic
congress voted II to u in favor Of q
coalition cabinet to include representa-
ilNrs OF the hourgcolsc, but W to 81
against the inclusion OF the constitu.
t,onal democrats The revolutionary
socialist, voted in favor Of coalition
excluding the constitutional democrats
u IN ~
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Wn" Nt nave orc,' the guest, OF Mr. ana
,. Mrs. !. = lhnrmond 44o west tI..
''e'''n street return home tins evening
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S5''" .,'ld''I ~ H'au"hed a, syracuse
-, H., s,'"e luhe; VIII arrive 'hc middle
:" ot Lie h;' ~ meoN !" W inc gueS' 'It zen Gays
ca,,L t' iisa51ss',WS: iia5s ~ WI dlu MIS- l. NJ ilo'
''''' ''-' "' W. Se''"'" street.
Mrs. Mildred limerick and Miss r,v
limerick Of 1925 East Twcli,b stree,
are er,rr,,ir;u, NJ. = y .rL.,,,... ,
Onan,h Tey,e m anJ w.. = ''''@T %,,,I "
and Miss Ans Tn,,ic ~ Tni, o,,,, -"
\ y "''''' '"''
Mr. " l.. Oakes of 1900 West Twcn
ty- sixth stree, leave, this evening i,r
Camp Pike. Ark, for visit with his
SON Lieut. Laurence L. OakcS. en- route
to Evansville, Ind
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Miss Pauline Stafford. Miss Eyalinc
Atwood, Miss Laura and Miss Tulnl
Graves motorcd up from Norman TIN,
morning for the week end.
+ Il K
gave large hop last evening which
was attended by large number u'
young people from Oklahoma CITY
AZ, ,,I ,,ro"
:, ,L,r I hom. !, ~ c,,,h ~ ',oS" WI, 'e'u, .. '',.
~ ,'''' "',',' J" ,'u'",'o idA' evening
S'cr a weeks I'S,i WIN Mr.. and Mrs.
I. II. Erwin OF l4lO Llnwood boulc.
ward. Mrs. ;. h. Il. Erwin OF yelling
ion' Nan. IS spending a few days with
Mr., and Mrs. Erwin.
Mr.. ana Mrs, John iinkle OF Sull-
water who have been the guests O,
different friends here this week are
returning home in their car TODAY
e
Mr., X VI. Howard OF rs We,
Nineteenth street spent the day ycs,rr-
day IN II Reno with Mrs. X. +. Koon,
Mr. and Mrs 7. IIighlcv and Mis-,
Temple iIlghley OF 200 West Nine
tecnth street have as their guests Mr.,
td Burke and Miss Agatha Burke OF
Norman.
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Mrs. Carl / Mayhall of Iul,a. who
with her two Young sons. Carl If and
Theodore. Ina, been visiting her par.
cn',. Mr.. and Mrs / + Surm 81
West Seventeenth street, return, home
tomorrow.
Mrs. !. NJ, Metcali OF 4lj EaS'
Fourth street has returned from a two
weeks trip To Colorado
A. Cit, " - . ,,.,,,.
M Mi NhatIeN :. harre't OF COW Nofih
! an, a, u avenue mas returned from Al
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