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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-10-04

French and Americans, arose rs one
man, without the faintest suggestion
of Il smile from the Americans, and
shook the little man from Pau by the
hand
1T is one Of the happiest moments
Of my life" said the latter simply as
the company resumed their places.
Despite the obstacle of language q
strong. feeling of fraternity has
sprung up between the men, Many
an American commissary sergeant has
won the heart of higher French Off
Ger by presenting him with loaf of
white bread fresh from the field
bakery.
The French in return gave presents
of sardines, sausages and other items
from their supplies that go to vary
the American menu. Through an ar
rangement made by one wideawake
American commissary sergeant his
meSs has more than once been treated
to real chicken dinner White bread
has been q thing of the past in France
for some months, and nothing tickles
the French palate more than we'll
baked, fresh white bread, for bread is
one of the principal articles of food in
this country. Because of the short
age of wheat, an official decree in eff
feet for nearly a year, provides that
the white flour must be mixed with a
large percentage of rye, barley or Oat.
meal
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-10-04
Optimistic Thought

A prince of talent wiz recognize the
talent of others.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-10-04
Finds Overcrowding.

His name was given.
Tell him to change these men TO
another billet where they won't be so
crowded" was the order.
Billet after billet was Investigated
in similar manner, some of them
meeting with the generals approval
When they didn't he said so in unmis-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-05

well enough TO detect under his non
sense a real desire to have the house,
the dinner and my own appearance as
creditable as could make them.
or course, the first consideration was
the dinner. knew IL that went off
well the rest OF my problem would be
easy. Katie always keeps the house in
exquisite order. for she is the kind OF
woman who's never happy unless she
has a broom in one hand and a dusting
cloth in the other. knew that IL per
sonally attended to the room the guest
was to occupy. the arrangement OF the
dinner table and such flowers as |
wished to get, Katie would do the rest
! sat down in my big fireside chair
and planned the menu
What Madse Planned.
Oysters, OF course, for anyone coming
out 10 dinner on the south shore OF
Long Island would expect oysters
fresh from the bay" ! could send Jim
to the harbor for them any time during
the forenoon.
The rest Of the dishes picked be-
cause OF Katie's proficiency in cooking
them. Her cream Of celery soup is al
ways excellent. aud | have taught her
to roast fowls according to an old rec
ipe Of my mothers. until they would
as Dicky says-make a man forget his
home in the enjoyment OF their luscious.
ness. For vegetables | planned scalloped
potatoes aud new snap beans.
| decided not 10 have fish course.
and, as il was so late in the winter, TO
have a spring salad OF wa,ereress, Gu.
eumbers and chivcs, with French
dressing. Then one OF katie's desserts,
with cheese and coffee, would complete
a dinner which | felt reasonably sure
would appeal to any hungry man, even
II hs were as critical as D,cky's man
net indicated.
As | neared the kitchen heard Inns
voice. roughly tender
Never mind. kid, don't you care, il
will come out right never fear" and
ka,ie's mbdued sniffle in return.
stopped outside the door. not wishing to
in,rude upon them, wondering vaguely
what was troubling Katie. Then
heard the outside door close, and the
clatter OF pans upon the stove. and
knew tha, Katie was al work again.
lsaw traces Of tears upon her face as
| entered the room. but decided q
ignore them. especially as I saw Katie
keep her face aver,ed from me as much
A. possible. She evidently did no, wi,h
me to know she had been weeping.
"ksuer made my voice as brisk
aud mattet.ot fact as possible, suspect
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-05
How Fat Felix's
Nay Become Slim

To be overs,out is humliatng. Style
and fat folks are strangers. Therefore,
people who are carrying around a bur.
den OF unhealthy and unsightly fat will
be glad to know how they may reduce
their weigh, without starvation die, or
t,resome exercises
II YOU wan, TO &c, rid of supetiluous
IA, in a simple, safe and reliable way,
here is test worth trying Spend
some time in the open air. practice
deep breathing and get from any good
druggist box OF oil Of korein cap
sules; take one. after each meal and
one before retiring at night, also fol.
low the other simple directions that
come with the box.
Weigh yourself once a week so as to
know Just how fast YOU are losing
weight, and don't leave off the treat.
ment, or even skip a single dose, until
YOU are down 10 normal weight, so
,ha, YOU feel and look wonderfully
younger and healthier
Every person who is too fat should
give this treatment a trial. You will
probably find |, Is Just what YOU need.
Amaze your irisnds,--Adv,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-05
By Aletha Barr Taft.

81 7RS. ANNA PEDDlCORD Of
lMl Champaign, ILL.,, announces the
VNJl marriage OF her daughter,
Mary, to Mr.. Roger Tazwell
Upshaw Of this city, which was quietly
celebrated Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. Upshaw's sister, Mrs, Sell
wyn Marshall Jones and Mr. Jones in
Glendora, Miss. This announcement
comes as a surprise to Oklahoma City
where both Mr.. and Mrs. Upshaw are
among the most prominent members OF
the younger social set, although their
engagement had been rumored among
their intimate friends Mr., Upshaw went
to Memphis Thursday where he was
met by Miss Peddicord and her mother.
who had returned only recently to their
old home ip Champaign, after spending
a year here Ms. Upshaw, who is a
niece Of Mr.. George and Mr.. John n.
Frederickson OF this city, is a beautiful
girl OF great charm and vivid person
ality, and possesses much artistic tai
ent. Oklahoma City is glad to claim her
permanently Mr.. Upshaw is the eldest
son OF Mr. and Mrs Tazwell NJ Up
shaw of $50 West Thirteenth street,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-05

ing that the stimulus OF dinner for a
guest would do her good mir. Graham
has just telephoned that he will bring
a man home for dinner tonight He viii
stay all night and be here for breakfast
in the morning. | want an especially
nice dinner, with one OF those delicious
pink puddings OF yours, you know the
kind you made for Mr.. Grahsm's
mother the first dinner she ate with us"
What Ais Katie1
II was an unfortunate reference
kate'S face hardened
Il know" she said, dot time water
got on one side. she find out, no touch
no like do, old womans-hope she not
COON back for long, long time"
OF course, | should have reproved the
girl, but | knew by the traces OF tears
on her cheeks that she was upon the
verge of an emotional outbreak. and
that would mean perhaps a spoiled din.
ner, certainly an impairment OF her
usual efficiency. ! skirted TIE question
carefully.
II am sure no water will get on the
pudding this time and il is such a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-05


=. Wedding Of Miss Joycr Roweua Will
ilsms and Mr.. ., George Loving. In the
hosne Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Wedding Of Miss Orah Belle bradley
q the bride's parents, Mr.. and Mr..
l. NJ. T., .r:r'si .nS ~. Ho,.e. D. Chandler.
dinner In honor Of Misc Myrtle Brewer
and .6,.. 9r Edw;,d u;, .,ss r. A,''n; IN, eoun,r,
Eastern Star study club, Masonic
KIiksre club. Mrs. Frank Hoop...
Hostess' Day club. Mrs' Holland "
The Hermits. Mr.. and Mr.. ID. Neville
Jones,
Imperial Auction club. Mrs. u. A:
sharpe. with Mrs. Finley scruGGs and
Mr.. Irhy Is. Psdsiford /" Assh''nx
Lunchsen club. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Gisuber.
Neighborhood club, Mrs. &. A. Green
Pleasant Hour club, Mrs l. Frank
Royal M.tron.' club. Mrs. G. A. Red
Alpha Beta club. Mrs. n. n. smythe.
w \. club, p,cnic st wheeler park.
=. ken.inIton Embroidrr, c'nb' Mr''
Eiite Embroidery club. Mrs. W. r.
Brown.
Daisy Embroidery club, Mrs. q. \.
Won Sickle.
I'Art Drsmatiaue club, Miss Gladys
Gilbert.
wednesday Luncheon club. Red Cross
rooms.
Younger Girls Bridge club. Miss Iner
Masters0n.
, Harmony Social club, Mrs. l.. II.
Mitchell. .
Oak Park Embroidery club. Mrs. g. X.
Cooke.
Executive board of tho sunbeam
home, Mrs. A. T.. Parrish.
Mothers Of the I. \. NrNy Boys
club, Carnegie library.
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'ZE2|!elG,Q|; ozeEQ Tz

who have been identified prominently
with both the social and civic life OF the
city since the early day lie is iden,i-
fled in business with the J Edwards
Stocks and Bonds company, and is a
captain in the quartermaster department
OF the Oklahoma National guard Mr..
and Mrs. Upshaw will arrive in Okla
homa City the first of the week and
will be at home for the present with Mr..
and Mrs Talwell NJ upshaw.
n n
Honoring Miss Orah Belle Bradley
whose marriage to Mr. Walton g. Bach
will be celebrated tomorrow, Mrs. l.. l..
Hensiey OF SAS West Thir,y-second
street and Mrs. Frank d. Brimm OF
l7l9 West Tenth street, entertained
with a buffet luncheon Yesterday at the
home OF Mrs, Hcnsley The living
rooms were attractive with many wild
flowers carrying out a yellow color mo-
III, During the afternoon the guests
made saohet bags for the trousseau OF
the bride to-be. the iavorS for the most
artistic one being presented to Miss
Matte Brane The contest favor was
won by Mrs. w II. Wallace, who pre-
sented it to the honor guest Informal
musical numbers were given by Miss
Brane and Miss Annette Foster. The
guests included Mines. +. /. Ewing o!
1uttlc, A. D. Parncl OF Nacogdochcs
Texas Y. b. Bradley. Harriet /. Hupp,
Watson Hawk, G. II Everest. Emma
llensley II. II Branc. A. NJ. Brimm,
w II. Wallace, {. A. Erickson, w. A.
Fowler, II s. Brimm, J A. Ross, Misses
Lavina Bach OF St Paul, MINI Gail
Hupp, Bcss Hupp, Charlecn Holloway
Flora Chaiiin and Alice licnsley
The street dance and informal car
nival announced by the girls OF the War
Service auxiliary will take place tomor
row evening IN llarndaIe at Thirteenth
street and Shartel avenue Everyone
is invited TO attend There will be good
music, pink lemonade, popcorn, peanuts
and the various other dain,ies suitable
for such an occasion The proceeds oi
this benefit go TO the Oklahoma war
unit. Any information concerning this
dance may be gotten from Miss Bess
Stewart, president of the auxiliary, o.
any member Dancing will start at 9
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. York, III
West Twelfth street, Miss Margueri,,
| tColcord, AL West Thirteenth street
and Mr., Dudley Callahan OF Omaha
returned las, night from a motor trip
over the weekend at Medicine Park.
y y "
Miss Julia Enochs OF 740 West Nine
tecnth street, will return home ,omor
row from the university TO spend III,
sommer with her parents, DR.. and Mrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-05

Don't walt for time to heal that eup-
ton. ''oh, h will get we'll anyhowl"
you ssy' Perhaps h will, and perhaps
Il won't. Maybe h will get wcs,s In.
aead. And think Of the discomfort and
embarrassment h causes you even now.
lent h bssssr 10 get nd Of the trouble
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-05

Judge kane's Alma Mater, Georgetown
university. which will present Judge
Kane with his LID degree From
there they go on TO New York and
Montreal, During their absence their
children will visit their grandparents
in Branson. Kan
Mr. William Reagan. a nephew OF
Mrs Kane, arrived today from Long
beach, Cal, to spend few days with
Judge and Mrs Kane before going to
New York where he sails in two weeks
for France with the second hospital
unit of Leland Stanford university.
y "
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry a Tallman,
Mrs. Talman Bailey of Washington,
D. C., and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Thomas Keating of the Martinique
hotel motored to Fl Reno Sunday to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Homer Martin and
Mrs. Jack Patterson, returning last
evening
The Oklahoma Bridge club held its
last meeting for the season last night
when Mr. and Mrs. Claude Powell. lll2
West Tenth street, entertained at din
ner Additional guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Powell were Mrs. Tyler T. Wales
Miss Margaret Leek, Mr. Carl Phelps
Mr.. Sidney L. Brutsche and Mr. Bert
Hart The high scores were made by
Mrs Jack s. Russell and Mr.. Charles
T. Derr
4 =
Mrs. Guy T. Templeton OF 905 West
Thirteenth street, returned Saturday
from two weeks visit in Shawnee.
*,*
The meeting announced for tomorrow
afternoon in the Library by the Moth
ers OF the United States Navy Boys
club will be held for the business OF the
organization alone and a full attend
ance is desired
Mrs George B. Ritterhouse, 3l7 East
Eleventh street and Mrs. T. +. Spar
row, 43l West Thirteenth street, en-
tertsined the Monday club yesterday
for its last meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Sparrow. There were no guests and
the scores were made by Mrs. Sidney
L. Brock and Mrs. Mason W. Little.
Mrs. Ri,tenhouse leaves tomorrow
for a short visit in Chandler.
\
At the second meeting for the bridge
tournament at the Country Club las
evening there we're ten tables playing
the favors for the evening being pre-
| scented to Mrs. Lendall +. Leach ant
Mr.. T. F. Sparrow. With the elimina
ton of tournament players weekly tn,
interest is increasing and on next Mon.
day II is anticipated that only three
tables viii be eligible for tournament
play Others are cordially invited
however, to come and participate in tn,
high schore play for the evening
y y
Oklahoma Chapter 10, Order OF th'
Eastern Star, will meet at 8 oclocl
toniph, for initiation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-05

A. c Enochs. Miss Margaret Butler
Of Nashville. Tenn, will come Friday
to visit her aunt and uncle, DR.. and
Mrs. Enoohs
The We Four club will entertain the
members of their families at o'clock
Wednesday evening in Odd Fellow :
hall, when an informal program will be
presented.
Mr.. Ira X Landon who is attending
school at Manhattan, Kansas, will come
home Wednesday for a short visit be
fore leaving for Philadelphia, having
enlisted in the United States marine
corps
Mr. and Mrs J. II. Johnston Of 9lf
West Eighteenth street. will entertain
informally at dinner this evening hav-
ing as their guests Mr. and Mrs George
w, Larlmore Mrs w. II. Fullenwider
Mr. W 6. Johnston and Mr.. Webb
Hanna Of Topeka, Kan
n \
Mrs. NJ f. Roach, ~ West Eleventh
street, left Saturday for visit with her
son. Mr.. X d. Roach and Mrs. Roach
in Sherman, Texas
The thirteenth public recital Of the
Oklahoma Musical academy, Mr. Al.
fred Price Quinn, principal, will TAX.
place this evening al 8:l5 o'clock in tn,
high school auditorium when the pro.
gram will be presented by Miss Heller
Collar of Chandler, Miss Rose Dorm
Mr. Alvin Goodman. Miss Bernicc Hig
bee OF Edmond, Miss Anna Shapiro an,
Miss Margaret Starr OF Howe. Okla.
The members OF the Willard w {
I. l. and their families will meet Wed
nesday afternoon at $50 o'clock il
Wheeler Park for a picnic A baske
supper will be served at D o'clock after
which there will be an informal pro
gram and social time
X X
Mr.. John Fitzpatrick, 1893 West Thil
,y-third street, who returned Sunda,
from week's'visit in San Antonio, wen
to Fort Sill yesterday for a few days.
Mrs. A. r. Waite Of 30 West Tenth
street, went to Norman Yesterday to at
tend the commencement exercises. whef
her son, Mr.. Verdi V. Waite received
his masters degree in theology.
y
Mr.. Oscar Die,z OF the Skrvin hotel
returned today from Kansas City wher,
he spent the weekend with Mr.. anC
Mrs. J. Roy Russell
y " =
Mr.. and Mrs. w T. Lobb. 1922 Wes
fortieth street. have as their guests fo
a few days Mrs Lobbs parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. John Hewitt OF ST. Joseph. Mo.
Y Il y
Mr. John ~ Frederickson Of 825 Yves
Seventeenth street returned this morn
ing from San Antonio for few days.
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Mrs. H. s. Faber. S08 North Stile
avenue, leaves tomorrow for the cas-,
where she will spend the summer il
New York City and Buffalo. On he
return Mrs. Faber will stop for a shor
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Elroy OF indianapolis, formerly of on
lahoma City.
y
Miss Frances Gerson returned Sunda
from Washington, d. C., where she a,
tended National Park seminary at For
est Glen, Md, this winter, and is a
home with her parents. Mr. and Mr.
Harry Gerson, who have taken apar,
men,s at the Skirvin hotel.
T. y y
Judge and Mrs. Matthew J Kane {
jl8 East Eleventh street, will lea,
Thursday for a six weeks trip in II
east. They will go first to Washingto
where they will attend the one hui
dred and eighteenth anniversary {
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Children's Coats

pretty one. am especially anxioua for
you to make it, Have Jim kill q eoupie
of the best chickens for roasting, and
send him for three dozen oystsrs-that
will be enough for you and jim. too"
"Al right, | feex," Katie returned.
"Vot vegetables and saladi"
told her, and gave her al the di.
reotions she needed for dinner. She
assen,ed with her usual willingness, but
the note Of enthusiasm with which she
always greeted the idea Of company
dinner" was absent. As ] went upstairs
to prepare room for the guest. | won.
dered again what was the matter with
Katie. /,
(Copyright) ra )
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-05
Revelations
Q5RMPE.
Why Madse Felt Strangely Annoyed at
Phone Message From Dieky.
6v Asls 6arrjsoN

ct HAT you, Madgel"
Dicky's voice came over the
phone from the city, holding a
note familiar to me. Ii is one that al
ways creeps into his voice when he
asks some favor OF me which he knows
is unreasonable.
"Yes," | answered, smiling to myself.
What is IL. dearI"
Would IL put you out very much II
] brought man home to dinner and to
stay the nigh,l"
why, no." answered promptly, al
though | was not especially joyful at
the prospect, DO l. know himl"
"Nb, but for that matter. neither do
!. Met him at lunch today, and he
seemed to take an unaeeountable inter.
est in yours truly, especially when be-
gan to tell him about our shack there.
Guess he wants to get a place in the
country.
Anyway you know me- The bril-.
liant though, struck me tha, II would
be a good idea to show off beautiful
loving wife and country home 10 lonely
bachelor, hence my invitation, which he
grabbed pron,o. So do your prettiest.
sweetheart Well be there about Q
o'clock. Hope /, won't inconvenience
YOU So long"
! hung up the receiver with a distine,
feeling Of annoyance at Dioky. II was
not the first time he had phoned to tell
me he was bringing a guest to dinner.
but always before IL had been some ono
! had met a, least once. And there wa,
something abou, Diekys meeting with
this man and the circumstances Of the
invitation that made me dread to NEE,
him lie must be a rarely critical per
son, indeed. for Diesy TO wish to show
off" his home to him. knew Dieky
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-05
All Suits Reduced

limited number OF black lace dresses Sale prices
S1317 to $64.67; formerly Sl97S TO $N.
Evening Dresses at Si2So to S9i67 instead Of ea7S
to s37soExquisite nets, chiffons georgettes etc. in
the newest effects.
Afternoon and Street Dresses - Many models from
which to choose, made up from fine qualities Of georg-
taetas cepes de chine and combinations Of these
materials The loose sleeves a special feature in
some, made straight lines draped Sale prices o114
to $3.50 instead OF $l775 to Sl2s
All Cloth Skirts
Our, entire assortment OF cloth skirts in this sale
serges poplins gabardnes panzmas novelty plaids and
stripes Colors OF navy, gray black ..n black and white
checks and plaids Made in plea,ed sored gathered
effects. Sale price oH to eii1 instead Of $s7s to
Sl67S
All Sports Skirts Of Silk-Spors satins in gold. rose
yellow maize green. All the figured and striped skirts
such gold and black stripes natural and goben blue
rose and white; also the Oriental designs; either in
peated gathered models Sale prices ees4 to o77.i7
instead OF Sl47S to $3J.2S.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-05
New Flying Field
to Be Used Soon

CHICAGO, June S,-Flying at the
governments new aviation field on the
southwest side here is expected to start
by Thursday. according to Capt A. r.
Christie, who is in charge Of the avia.
ton school. The delay is due to the
condition of the ground which is thor
oughly saturated by prolonged rains,
making the ,rui too soft for the prae-
,iee work in starting and alishting,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-05

The meeting announced for tomorrow
afternoon in the Library by the Moth
ers OF the United States Navy Boys
club will be held for the business OF the
organization alone and a full attend
ance is desired
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-05

Mrs. Guy T. Templeton OF o05 West
Thirteenth street. returned Saturday
from two weeks visit in Shawnee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-05
SaveOne-Thi

This clean sweep sale of beautiful readyto-wear at
price that affords every her Opportunity" choose
clothes saving II is distribution OF womens and
misses and latest Spring ouergarments at uniform
saving OF third pannedfor event that includes the
OF styles right the OF need When you come
them please the good workmanship please note the
good please the excellence OF fabrics and for
yourself II this good time to buy your whole summer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-05

By using Rednol Ointment and Reslnol
Soapl Doctors prescribe the Resinol
treatment constantly, 20 you need not
hesitate 10 use Il. RGtrci sssai1
STEPS hfAfsg iSshfSf6.
An imsv,sn sell Rsslnol Q,r,mer, And Resircl
Soap ross irss sampls pt each, write IN Dert ION,
ksslaol. hidnoss, Nd You'd bsstsf nv thsml
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Dancing: t:.';s; s;;sa:;s ~: !: w.

Ts: ss:, T;:,s' s:;e I. ss:. g.: g. 81 So
can 3. ~. learn g, !, 70 =. 49,: = -
e,or snd instrut(sgj ~
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