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The Washington times., 1917-05-19
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Marriage Licenses.

II. Clay Rayley. jr., 3. Delaplane, Va;
Elizabeth Bird Carter. ., Washington The
Josn Brown, -; Florence Wheeler. =. The
Rev Alexander Wilbanks.
John b Daish, ST. Washington: Alice N.
Armstrong. IS. New York. The Rev. James
Shera Montgomery.
warren Krohling jr., -: Elizabeth N.
cocker, ~: both OF Philadelphia. The Rev
Charles NJ. Bart
Ter 20 The Rev. c. s. Abbott, jr.
THOMAS Adams Robinson, -, Philadelphia;
EIolse stuart Orme, ., Washington The
Rev James II. W. Blake
William p Thomas. Is; Mamie L. Chase, %.
The Rev. J. Francis Gregory.
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MONUMENTS

MOSIJMENTs-f25 m; before moving will
sell All monuments at cost before May 20
DIJ RITES MONUMENT WORKS. - IOth
81. n. r.. nsar u.
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STRAUS DENOUNCES
GIVING OF WEALTHY
Says War Donations in New York
Are ''Paltry."

NEW YORK, May 19.-Nathan
straus' blistering arraignment OF
Gotham's ultra wealthy for their pal
try war relief donations hurled at a
meeting of high society workers in
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Vital Records.


william II. and Rose Vernon, boy.
John =. and Stella F. Robb. girl.
Lewis n. and Georgia NJ. orndorn. boy.
John H. r. and Adelaide N. Martin, boy.
Joseph I. and Clara NJ LaSalle, boy
Corral II. and Minnie N. Hunt. girl.
Charles L. and Ella l. Engelhardt, boy.
John L. and Bergith Davis, girl.
Patrick T. and Lillian G. powney' girl
Bertram and Sars Block, girl
Charles II. and katherine X, Ambrose. girl
William ID. end Elizabeth WILSON, girl
J. Elmer and Lucy Slade. girl.
Charles l. and Fannie Parker, gil.
John and Mamie Miller. girl.
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Wages to be arranged. TT. adv. from points
within Mary land.
ls3i5-Mont go!nery Co. one single man for
general farm work. Any Is. COW. Some
exp. No children permitted. TT. adv, and
deducted. 81 PM winter, Slj PA summer,
BL&w. Summer pay Feb. 1 to Dec. l.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co. One married
or single man for general farm work. rr.
adv, and deducted. SIS Pm, BL&W. For
married. $50 pm. BAL
l2lll-Princc George Co. One married or
single man for general farm work. $3.50
PM. Bal. VIII take man part mlddle-age.
As0-32-i-Talb0t Co. one single man for
general farm work. Any rs. Ss0-1-S Pm.
BAL.
Virginia.
177en-FairfaK Co. Two married men for
general farm work. White. ENp. 30 Pm,
MISCELLANEOUS
District of Columbia.
Isa5l-NfanuaI training teacher desired Must
he aLIc TO teach boys carIcnterIng. Painting.
etc $50 and meals. 90 TO 20 years OF age.
I5s6I-Dne stationary engineer, TO run heat
ing plant and small power plant. $40 per
Rnnum. BAL. Must have ID. e license.
1!7ss-Lady's maid to do sewing etc. t'o-
81 PM.
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MALE
TRADES
district of Columbia.
IN First class all around maehinists and
li,,,,.I.,.rs desired rauish or otA'T sC1n-
iq ,,'.,a,, Anv rs. Wages not stated. No.
Tr. hrs. 7. u.
Maryland.
49,, p.r,,rnore Co. Indefinite number ot
- Ii.o,,,-ntrrs Married or single. wages
~. =, .r,rs,trcd. Usual hours.
u =, ,,,,,,,rc,yn Co. Wanted n married or
-, -, Tor work In connection with build
suns . ,.rirpaft lock Any nationality Car
ms ,ii5 - ~. PHI: helpers. aoc RI Gnky en-
I Ia.s' al a., PHI: hrakemen. "VG fh' me-
si,.','irS' bolsting engineers 4o-''e III
COMMON LABORERs
Michigan.
,-,,,- C.l,,rnewa Co wanted 100 iaborers on
=. .,,,S,.,If Iack. Any nationality. No. TT.
5 hrs. PD. a0c PHI.
FARM LABoRERS
Maryland.
,-..n p,t,Ir,ors CO. Indefinite number of
,,,-r,.5 ar single men for general farm
80. AM nationality. Children permitted.
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Furnished.
ROYDON
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

WORKINGMEN-Ey man Is bent on get
ting the best Value' for the cash that lie
hustles lake blue blazes to earn, and here's TO
learn how TO save good big bit, see some
very fne grade slightly used coats and vests
s. to 81. get wise. JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
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Wildwood. n. ]. \
WILDWOOD BY-THE-SEA
LOST AND E0UNL

For Your Summer Vacation. Booklet
J. Whitesell. City Clerk. Wildwood.N.!
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EDUCATIONAL

TEACHER OF GUITAR. - 5.h st. y. ".
Simple, easy. laugh, In % lessons. Rea-
Fnnsble-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27
BY FRANK O. MENkE.

once upon a time flock OF mosuls
who constituted organized Baseball were
threatened by bevy OF upstarts known
as the Feds Kind and loving friends
~ the moguls said TO them boys you'd
better be careful. those there guys may
not have a horseshoe concealed IN thelr
mitteus. but YOU never can tell ana any
way you mustn't forget that TO be fore
warned Is 10 be foreariped
"Bluffn'," that's all they're doing.
Amount 10 anything? Huh Hurt usY
on Clarice. how ludicrous perfectly
droll"
And so the moguls needed not the
warnings and they hreded not the
threats. What happened Is more or less
history The Feds, as YOU may
recall by applying .thc memory ticker.
rose NJ and swatted the moguls quite n
swat. They gave the mogus
the toughest battling they're had In years
and years-and yet more years Quite
so. the Feds were beaten to n fraIzlcd
pulp when the final gong was banged,
but II found IN. moguls prsity well
nussed up too. and minus healthy gob
OF shekels.
The moral In this story n
Moguls, dear Moguls. don't sneer at the
strike.
Don't jibe and don't jecr all the day.
They might mean 10 fight those ball
player guys,
So 20 and prepare for fray
No Time for Folly.
Strike talk continues to 1utter through
the ozone The magnates think the
players are bluffng they'n never
go through with their threat OF revolt
Perhaps they are biuffng-but can the
magnates afford 10 take chance7 Can
strike
Three seasons ago they thought the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27
Copyright. 1917. BY r. L. oe'tssss.l

Mr. Bow Wow politely And he dids
stopping his eating to do so. 1
Then Aunt Flppity Flop cricd again
"Oh. how nervous | smp There goeo
another stlckall OF them" Aud sha
dropped the whole bundle Uncle Wiggily
had asked her to carry And Mr., Bow
Wow was kept ~ busy picking them uu
that he had no time 10 eat But Mrs.
Stork kept on eating. aud even II she
did have to pick up the food In smsh bits
from the flat plate In her sharp bill she
soon had enough to satisfy her hunger.
We'll, you get tiA best Of rne after
all" said Mr., Bow Wow when he saw
the empty plate. as he picked up the lase
stick for Aunty Fllppity Flop. wh0
dropped them almost as fast As he gave
them TO her -
Yes. she fooled you, but II was who
played the little trick on YOU" laughed
Uncle Wiegily. Il knew Aunt F1ippity
Flop would be 30 nervous that she would
drop the sticks. and ! knew you would
be polite and pick them up, so you would
have no time to ent. but the stork lady
would. You don't mind. do your
Not bu!' laughed MIR Bow Wow,
And then he and the stork were good
| friends and Aunt Fllppity Flop went -
! visit Nurse Jane and the crow lady was
| hardly nervous at all
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27
Pennsylvania Kicks
On FOlWell's Price

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 81 - Unless
Head Coach Bob Folwell decides to re-
duce his terms for coaching the uni
versity Of Pennsylvanis football eleven
next fall there Ia q strong possibility
that he will not return to the Red and
Blue. with witch he had such success
during the past season.
Fo,wcll has been In the far west on
hunting trip. having remained behind
when the team returned from the game
with Oregon at Pasadena. Cal, on New
Years day. lie returned TO phlladeI-
phh tonight and will meet the foot.
ball committee. probably tomorrow, to
discuss matters In detail. while In the
west Folwell stated In positive terms
that he, wanted 5000 fopSe,s services
Wharton sinkler. cbaIrmsb d the
football committee, refused 10 ifj6nxl
the situation today further than SiA&k
that no coaches had been. ~ Nv
1911. This means that Cee sGlAaetion
~ the assistants vs. tNiuE thefa. up ~
await the decision m the head coach ~
While Mr.. Sinklcr would mt commit,
himself on anything further pertaining
30 the re-engaEement OF Folwell. II is
known that the committee In not willing
10 meet Folwelis figures Of 5000 II
4, In said that the committee is willing 20
give a slight advance over the y6,0 900
paid last season. but that II will not
60 TO as high figure as Folweil has
named
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27
Booking j

The Cincinnati boxing commission has
isaned permit for tcn-round bout
February IL between Kid Williams and
Freddie Sandow. "A Cincinnati bantam.
For the second time Kubakon de-
cislyciy defeated Bobby Burns In ST:
Louis
Freddie Welsh Is considering fight
with Leo johnson. n negro,
The latest trio Of American boxers to
invade Australia Smith OF Ra-
cine. Wis: Freddy Enck OF Aurora. III
and Jack Coyne Of New York. have mr.
rived n Sydney. according to recent
cable dispatches. Smith and Erck are
matched to box several feather Weights.
Freddie Welsh. the light weight boxing
king. declares his intention to follow the
example Of Frank Gotch. the champion
wrestler, by retiring from competition
before he loses his title. Welsh has now
fixed next July AS the time when he will
lay aside his gloves for good.
Tommy Ryan. the former middleweight
champion. who has turned <6. declares
he In able to stage come hack" and
accommodate Les Darcy In a real fighf.
Charley Weinert In anxious for n re-
turn bout with Billy Miske. In the re-
cent meeting between the two Weinert
was trimmed handily by the crack 81
Paul battlcr.
Johnny Tillman, the Minneapolis well
terweight. In out with challenge "a
Champion Jack Britton to do battle for
the wAterweiEht crown.
Fiyweight Champion Jimmy wilde and
Young Zulu Kid have been matched for
another bout In London this spring.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27
j. S. ASKED BY /
GREECE TO HELP
OBTAIN RELIEF
Premier Describes Suffering
Blockade Causes,

ATHENS, Jan. H.-Premier Lame
bros today asked Garrett Droppers, the
American minister, to use his influence
with the entente allied diplomats to
hasten the lifting of the entente block.
ade OF Greece. The premier describs4
the suiierings OF the people, the dam
ger in which the blockade placed the
understanding between Greece and tlbs
entente and the precarious position q
the government owing to It's inability
To apeljora,e conditions.
Mr. Dioppers promised t6 present tlse
situation to the British minister
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27
Car Confiscation
Declared Legal

SApULPA. Okla, Jan. H--(Special)
Property used in criminal operations
may be coniisca,ed by the state or couu-
" regardleA Of ownership, Judge J. "
Frazier ruled here in the suit over aa
automobile seized recently near Sapulpa
while i, was used by tansporters, The
car belonged to persons other those
using II and in addition a third party
held a mortgage on the car The claims
of all to the car we're denied by the
Judge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27
Montreal May Put
Ban on Frat Men

MONTREAL. Quebec. Jan. e1.--A
move to bar all members OF tho Base-
ball Players fraternity from the Mon.
special meeting of the lnternatio ionsi
league to be held next month, II In an.
nounced by Sam Ilchtenstein. president
OF the Montreal club
" the league sanctions his course. he
said, he would ask all players TO nban-
fer them such small contracta ms TO force
them out Of baseball
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27
Sixteen Oklahoma
Clubs Join Amateur
Trap Association

NEW YORK. Jan. 2f,--The records OF
the national secretary show tina, between
January !. 1916. and January J. 1917.
I,2s6 trnpshooting organizationA afillattd
with the American Amateur TrnpShoot-
eis' association.
According to the official list. Penpsyl-
yania leads with l63 clubs. Illinois sec
ond with i22 aud New York third with
III The following tsble shows the dis
trihution OF the affiliated organizations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27
Wife of Jewish
Philanthropist
Charity Inmate

CHICAGO. Ian. 1-Mts Marks
Nathan, widow oi the man who cs-
,ablshcd at cost o, SlS0,Wo the
Marks Nathan Jewish orphans home
Of Chicago and who built a, cost
OF abou, ss0O0l number Of model
tenement houses in jerusalem, was dis
covered today, a charity inmate OF the
n. N. Jewish old peoples home here.
Approaching her ,hrce-score and ten
years she said she was very happy and
only regretted tina, she and her hus-
band who was one OF Chicaso's veal
thiest ci,iiens. had not had more TO
give 10 charity.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27
Locals Through
With Chickasha
Oklahoma High School Cagers
Now Prepare for Grand Fin
iSh Against Shawnee and
EI Reno QuintetS'
Central Conference Standing,

Oklahoma City having proved her su-
pcrlori,y over fhckasha by winning
three out Of the four games played with
the Grady county lads. now turns her at
,cnidop to getting In shape for the -FOUR
games with sha&uec. El Reno also q
scheduled for four games with the locals
but they are not feared.
Shawnee hns been getting better every
game this wear after losing TO w Neno
and now can tic oklahoma Guy Tor ilrHI
place by double victory next week "hiie
the locals ARE idlr.
Roth OF tho games with 'hickoshn
were ,hrillers Schlabachs men got on
In the lead hast night, but sensational mas
ket shooting by Gardner placed the VS.
istors In the lead Mt the end OF the first
half In the second. however, the locals
sprin,ed TO the front and won, 70 to ~
In tho meantime Shawnee was making
II three out OF four with III Reno, winning
II TO Is. ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27
Fulton Tackles
Weinert in First
Eliminatian Bout

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-Announcement
was made here last night that Charley
Weinert OF Newark. N j.. and Fred Full
ton OF Rochester. MINI. have signed to
meet here on February ~ In the first Of
series Of boxing matches to be held
In Madison Square Garden In an elimina
ton contest for the selection OF A chailsn-
ger for thc heavyweight championship OF
!, the world
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27
Hydro Airplanc J
Up l0,5W Feet

PENSACOLA. Fla, Jan. U--ln the
final test OF hydro airplsne q the
United States aviation Station here
Friday Philip RAIDER. carrying Lieuten-
ant Mcllvane as a passenger. ascendsd
1880 feet making what was Sid here
to be new record for altitude in
hydro aitplane The machine remained
in the air four hours.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27

that Barbour has been. an annoyance TO
citi,ens and police dor several years,
that at frequent intervals they have
been forced to haul him home
Commissioner Matthews asserted that
he law provided that only by order Of
the county court can persons be sent 20
the asylum and that after board OF
insanity has passed upon the patient
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27
Austrian Envoy
Comes Wednesday

WASHINGTON, Jan. Count
Tarnow Tarnowski, the Austrian am
bas,ador to the United States was ro-
ported in dispatches to the state de
psr,ment today as safely pas, the al
lied blockade aboard the Dutch steam
er Nootdam. due a, New York next
Wednesday ,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27
Players May Fool Magnates
Same as Federal League Did

Feds were bluffng But the
Feds went ahead and got into the base
halling business BEFORE organ
ized baseball could drive them into the
grave, the Feds had cost the magnates
millions OF dollars In war time salaries.
reduced receipts and the Ike Had the
q. v. baseball masnates taken measures
to balk the Feds before they actually be
gan to show fight. different story would
have been written. But they
ma jor lsasuers xho belong TO the fra
ternity actually hold out. what are the
moeuls going to do about itT They must
do something-they can't alt by IDLY
They can't grab off semi pros and bush
talent and parade IL before the public
as a mnjor leaeuer ball club. The fans
stand for quite a bit Of bunking
| But they would balk at paying major
league prices for minor league exhibi-
| tons.
" Parks Are Closed.
They can't hurt us" boasted o. u
when the Feds came into being
They can't hurt us" boasts .. u nov
concerning the threatened players
II the players do strike and The park
are closed or the teams ciuttered up witt
minors. II means that the fans VIII loQs
elsewhere for their summer pleasure.
10 And they'll find II. too
Golf. tennis. autoing and water sports
are making a strong bid for popular IA
vor. Many dyed-in- wool fans
never tried out either as n means of rec
reation. They have been satisfied with
sitting In At ball games. but
| II they couldn't sit In they'd turn tt
something else. II they did thol
might find these sports 20 absorbing that
they'd never return TO baseball least moi
j In the volume OF the years that are gone
| So 1, behooves the maErates to ge'
busy and shield the goose that lays tn,
commodity that can he melted into 81
gold pieces
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27
Basketball

The Oklahoma Angles tried defensive
tactics against the Chilocco Indians and
were beaten 10 to ~ for their pains
They play again tonight.
Central normal took the Northwestern
Ranger reserves into camp by n score
OF 10 to ~.
while the Sophomore boys wcrc los.
ing TO the Seniors ~ to II In tha inter
class series Of Oklahoma City high
school yesterday afternoon, the sopho-
moro girls were upholding the honor of
their class by winning from the juniors,
IS to 8.
A Atoka hish school won her eleventh
victory Of tho sesson by uouncing Du-
rant high school. 81 to 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27
RUSHED
BOY TO ASYLUM,
SAYS MATTHEWS
State Official Seeks Aid Of At
torney General

Harry Barbour, p years old, an cp-
ileptic confined in the state asylum Tor
the insane at Norman, is the cause Tor
W. u. Matthews latest attack on po-
lice methods. Commissioned Matthews
is seeking the aid of the attorney gen
eral in securing Barbours release on
a writ OF habeas corpus on the al
legged ground that the patient was rail
roaded" TO the asylum
Rush Work, He Says
II have just discovered ilagtant
case of railroading by the police the
commissioner declared this morning be
tween efforts to reach the attorney gen
eral over the telephone. The police
picked up boy here on January Il
and rushed him to Norman where he
was confined there two days before
his mother knew where the hoy was"
Barbour has been taken many times
to the home of his mo;her. Mrs. Lillian
Barbour al Va WeS, Fourth street
after being picked mp partly conscious
in the streets or alleycS alter having
fallen IN III,
On the morning of January Is Motor
eych Officer Thomas was called TO III,
Crosby pharmacy on Fourth s;ree, and
broadway Ne found the Barbour
youth lying on the floor unable ,c
speak coheren,ly or tell bystander'
where he lived
Insanity Charged.
Thomas called the police car ant
took Barbour To 'hc courthouse ant
signed a complain, charging insanity
he saws. Thomas said this morning
,ha, DR. Holiday aud DR. Fitzgerald
members oi the county board Of insan
i,y commissioner, examined Rarb~ur
Commissioner Matthews declares ,ha
only one member, DR. I, r HOLIDAY
saw Barbour and ,ha, the latter wa
given no opportunity iof a fair hear
ing
why. none OF that boys folk, knew
where he was Tor two days.' the com
missioner Of charities aud correction
said today
Thongs and other policemen dcelar
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27
Seventeen Divorce
DEGREES Granted

Before # 30 o'clock today Judge
Clark had granted seventeen default d..
vorce cases. had dismissed seven and
had stricken twenty three cases from
this sitting. Sixty-'hree salts were
down for a hearing today, Other di.
vorce, cases will be heard this aitsss
noon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27

MILWAUKEE. wis. Jan. 21.-zlnr
Beck, purchased by the Milwaukee Amer.
lean association club from the N, LOUIS
Nationals, will play third base for MI
waukee next season. Beck compare
for three years He nlternated with ne, /.
~, a, third base with tho Cardinals lNrt
neaBon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27

Two members of the Harvard foo,h.,l
team, william. v. Robinson. quarter.
back, and George G. Gamer. tackle, ar. 10
iOin tho American ambulance corps IN
Frnnce, captain Wheeler of the Grim.
several months last year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27
Minor Umps Ask
Charter of Labor

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.--Minor league
umpiies have epplied 20 tho American
Federation ~ Labor for n charter. Tho
executive council viii act on the applica.
ton this week. II In said,
Tho bush arblters. who have been
oirhn'scd ~ n more or less effective wny
tor two year~. want minimum SALARY Inn.
It's. better police protection. guarnptses
against mid .sensoh salary cuts and aud
den dlsmlsnals ana better Accommodate
at the various parks.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27

willie, jackson, the feAtherweisht WIN
recently knocked out Johnny Dundee. IL
willing 10 give away any weight anJ
tackle iIarr, Carlson, champion light
weight ~ New England
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27

'Tis said that Clark Griffith has cleaned
M tidy profit on tho sals Of harses
TO the Europeah soverNments The Wash
ington manager owns q Montana ranch
where he Ia raising horses and cattle on
an extensive scale. at
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27

ANOTHER former star player In the hin
lMgucs has entered the minor league
managerial ranks, Georga Mulln, wbo
was the star hurler of tthr Detroit Tlr.
crs for number Of years, has been
signed TO pilot the Fort Smith team IN
The Western association,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27

Tom Black, star sprintcr on the Co
lumbia university team for the last three
seasons, has Joined tho editorini staff
Of the Parts newspaper. Humanite
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27

The Wan, Ad Way is the Successful
Way Try them.
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sneaarass Quito Game.

Los ANGELES. Cal, Jan. 2i.-Frcd
snodgrsss, outfieider of the Roston Ma
tionnl baseball club, announced here to-
day he refused to sign n new contract
with the Braves and said he had quit
tho game for good TO enter business fif~
Boston club cut SnodGraRs' Ralary from
1000 year to about $1,000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-27

Johnny Tillman. the Minneapolis well
terweight. In out with n challenge to
Champion Jack Britton to do battle for
the wAterweiEht crown.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-27

The first thing a little girl is per-
mitted to do ITO help mother" is to
set the table. There is right and a
wrong way to do this. Prof. Louise
G.Turner Of the home economics de-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-27

BY PROF. LOUISE G. TURNER
Home Economics Department of the
University of Tennessee
The dinner table should be scTupu-
lousy clean and attractive. It can
be covered with a white cotton or
linen tablecloth. If tabIecloth is
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-27

used, a piece Of canton flannel or a
cotton blanket, which is used for
nothing else, should be laid on the
table first to protect it from hot
dishes, to save wear on the table
cloth and to prevent noise.
The tablecleth and napkins should