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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-28

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-28
Princess in Court
for. Beating Cook

NEW YORK, April Princes,
Ruth Morgan Pignatell de Aragon is
Just plain Mrs IN court Hailed be
tore Justice Of the Peace Jones in
Hampstead today charged with assault
ing her cook, Beatrice Cuaghan, the
princess waNed wroth when the jus
tee addressed her as Mr., de Aragon.
Il am not Mrs de Aragon. | am a
princess she said
Madame. thu, court makes no So.
Ga distinctions" tho Justice rctortcd
Kings, queens, princeSseS, cooks and
cobhlcrS are all on the same footing
before tins democratic tribunal and all
receive the same Justice"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-28
FIRST REGIMENT
SHORT 500 MEN,;
RECRUITS ASKED
Colonel Hoffman Issues Appeal
to Patriotic Citizens,

FORT SILL, Okla, April d
(Special) - Five hundred men are
needed to fill the ranks Of the First
Oklahoma infantry
hat was the statement OF Colonel
koy I. Hoffman. at noon FRIDAY. in
reviewing the situation Of the regiment
following the discharge from service of
numerous men because Of dependent
relatives and physical disability
Strength Is Low
ne regiment is now down to lit
tie more than 900 men declared
/ Colonel Hoffman, and it need, at
least 500 more men 10 bring 1t to
the strength demanded by the war de
partmcnt IN the present crisis. It is
assured that We cannot take the field
untu tins strength is reached
Every company in the regiment
must have 100 men Some oi the com
panlcs reported with barely a third Of
THIS number, or at least one company
did, and some OF the other companies
are only lttle better.
From the office OF the adjutaut gen
| cral an offer has been made to- pay the
transportation OF any man IN the state
from his home to Fort Sill il he de
slrcs 10 Join the First Oklahoma ANY
public spirited man who wishes to as
SiSt IN ihl, work may do so either by
making application TO Adjutant Gen
cral Anccl carp. By letter or telegram
at Oklahoma City Postmasters secrc-
tarieS OF chambers OF commerce. may
orS of cities, county attorneys and all
other holders OF public office are urged
TO cooperate in this work
Call Expected Momenta
No one can say how soon we will
be c5Fcd upon to take the field in
Europe We do know tha, We will be
ordered out no sooner than We arc
ready Upon us aieS the responsibility
for getting ready And upon the pub
lie spirited men and women oi the
commonwealth lies the responsibility of
assisting Us TO get ready"
Since the regiment has only Just be
gun the long schedule OF training 10 TT
It for service IN the field, all new
recruits who are taken into the com
mand viii have an equal opportunity
with the others for Advancement I'm
der the direction OF the officers and
non-commi',ioncd officers. they can
learn IN short time, all that has
been learned by the other men up 10
date and the schedule OF work is so
arranged that reviews will soon make
up Tor what NAV have been missed by
| absence at the first lessons.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-28
REVELATIONS
0tRWlFE
HV Melo Gorrison

81 think He Makes Lillian Perfectly
Miserable"
I DID not dare to look at my mother
in-law as Dlcky came toward us
after answering Robert Gordons
telephone message.
From the one sided telephone con
vcrsation had gathered that Mr. Cor
don was to be our guest for DickyS
birthday dinner My mother in laws
prejudice against the rich man OF myS-
tery who had displayed such an interest
IN me was most lnteuSe-indecd. the
remembrance OF her last display Of
temper concerning him. lust after we
returned from the CatskillS. was fresh
in my mind ! fully expected that she
would dcnowcc Richard for inviting
Mr.. Gordon to the house.
But either she had forgotten her
grievance against him or her diSap-
pointmcnt over her daughters coming
had had Sottcning effect upon her.
Tor she made no sign that she had
even heard the telephone conversation
but sat calmly looking over the morn
lng paper as # nothing unusual had
occurred
! think Dickv was a triile afraid.
also, OF hl, mothers verdict. for his
attitude was elaborately apologize aS
he explained his invitation TO me
"Nour friend Gordon has lust got.
ten in from ore OF those mysterious
yoyagc' - his 10 parts unknown" he
said, "Hc was DELAYED in reaching the
city, only got in last night. too late
to telephone us. Seems he had some
cherished scheme OF having MS his
guests a, very special blowout
Wouldn't mind going II We hadn't asked
these people here for they say his
dinners are something to dream about.
they're So unique OF course. there
was nothing else for me to do but TO
invite him out thought YOU wouldn't
mind
In Dlcky's tone there was a doubt
iul infection which ! read correctly
He knew oi my interest in the elderly
man ot mystery who had known my
parents SO we'll and was sure tha,
he thought ! would be oycriuyed be-
cause he had extended the invitation
was glad tha, could honestly dis
abuse his mind oi this idea, for | had
curious little feeling that Dicky dis
liked more than he appeared TO do the
attentions paid to me bv Mr. Gordon
Dicky Didn't Know.
"Oi course YOU couldn't do anything
else, Dicky." | returned heartily; YOU
had to invite him But I'm awiully
sorry he had to choose this day ior
his visit It's too late to get hold OF
Lillian now she's probably started b,
this time, aud expressly promised
her that there would be no one here
but the DhrkeeS"
Dicky gave me quick glance ol
inquiry. and then. evidently satisfied
that meant exactly what said. drew
long breath which my imagination
ianc,ed was one oi relief
why, whats eating ILL.," he said
carclcSslN "iha, she can't stand III,
presence Of strangers She's usual,
keen ON having a crowd
"She's in some trouble" ! explained
which she couldn't tell me over IN,
phone. She wanted to he sure ther,
were no strangers hcrc-Said she need
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ed me- and warned me not to he
shocked or surprised at her appear
ance."
Dlcky'S face clouded saw that
my ncws had troubled him, as | was
sure il would, for knew his very
real affection Tor Lillian Underwood
the woman who had made such a Won
dcriul sacrifice for his sake
81 wonder what's up" he said wor-
redly Come to think OF it. Lii hasn't
been IN her studio for week but
then, she's very irregular there any
way. does lot OF her work at home
YOU know And when las, saw Harry
about three nights ago, he was in a
devil OF a mood, licking mp highballS
and swearing at the world IN gen
eral
Poor Lillian" I sighed, with a swift,
mental vision OF what her lie with
Harry Underwood mus, be
Dicky looked at me curiously
"Nou don't altogether approve Of
friend Harry do YOU, Madge" he
said after pause.
mo. ! DON'T ! returned, Spjritcdly.
81 think he makes Lillian perfectly
miserable at times" 90
ooh. ! wouldn't GO as far as that" 4"
Dlcky returned easily, Lis pretty
well able to take care OF herself, and
Harry isn't the worst fellow in the
world-an angel OF light compared to
the article lii drew out OF the grab
bag when she tried marriage the first
time, Harry has his faults. but a, least
he, a human being which i, a long
sight more than the other chap was
u agrce with Margaret" said my
/ moihcr-ln-law abruptly rising. there
are few more detcStablc men IN the
world to my notion than Harry Under
wood. or course. YOU have to invite
him here II YOU entertain his wife But
vou mark my word Richard. YOU will
some day bitterly regrc, that YOU ever
brought that man into your home"
: Strange Shock.
My mother. .ln.law swept majcSlically
out of the room Dlckv waited until
she was well on, O, carShot before IN
dulglng IN the III OF laughter which |
had iore'ccn was coming when his
mother made her dramatic prophecy
Gee mothers cheerful lady Ia
have abou, the house" he said when
he had finished chucklug "Do YOU
suppose she'll treat Harry to another
of her tanrrumS" he asked anxouSly
moment later
NO | don't think she'll do ANYTHING
worse than treat him with the irigidit,
she always uses toward him" | re-.
piled
"Oh we'll, he's used to that" Dicky
returned, IN relieved tone AT an,
Trate, we've got to take whatever come,
now Il wont he long now before they
arrive
And indeed, il was less than an hour
before their taxi swung into the drive
way.
lilllan's head and face were So
Swathed in 'veilS that did no, realize
what the change in her appearance oN
which she had warned me was until
| was alone with her in my room. which
/ ! intended giving mp 10 her and hcl
/ husband while they STAYED Then as M,
took oii her ha, and wells almost
/ cried out in aSloniShment--ior at my
first unaccuStomed glance, instead oI
the rouged and powdered face and
/ dyed hair which TO me had been the
only unpleasant things about lilliar
Underwood, the face OF an old woman
looked at me, and the hair above il
was gray!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-28
BRITISHER TO URGE
SEPARATE WAR STAFF

LONDON, April 2s-Carlton w.
BellairS has given notice that he will
make a motion in the house of com
mons calling on the cabinet to adopt
for the navy the practice followed by
the war office of having a separate
staff for conduct OF the war, free
from administrative work The gov
ernment also will he asked to extend
the policy of placing command of fleet
squadrons patrol areas and naval
bases in the hands OF selected officers
III the prime OF lie Mr. Bellaires
believes that By these means more ei-
fcctive action might be taken TO meet
the submarine peril
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-28

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leans recently where she went as a
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.n' Federated clubs Following the close
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| a palace maualeun. college and mon.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-28

MAYSNlLLE, Okla. April 2S-CSpe
ciaD-A large number OF Mavyille
citizens men, women and children
gathered at the new city park Friday
and Joined in general cleanup Of
the tract The grove which adioin, the
town limits, was recently purchased
for mark purpoSes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-28
FAVORITE RECIPES
pineapple Pie

Pineapple Pie
1T1WO eggs well beaten; one cnp
OF sugar added and beat until
- creamy Add two rounding Ia
blc,pooniuls OF flour and beat again.
Shred SIX slices OF pineapple and add
with one cup OF boiling water lo 9th
cr ingredients cook until thick pu,
in rich crust and serve with whipped
cream.
MRS. { X. BOARDMAN,
5lh West Nineteenth ST.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-28
BY Aletha Barr Taft.

lMI Of 740 West Twentieth street
NVll whose party in the series OF
the Five O'clock Tea benefit,
for thc2dehlldren's ward in ST An
thongs hospital had to be postponed
several times, gave It today having
as her guests for luncheon at the
Country club and goli aiterward, Mrs.
Sam H Kelley, Mrs Edmund ) Fer
guson, Mrs, Kent " Shartcl Mrs.
Sanford k. Brooks, Mrs Speed Loose
OF Tulsa and Mrs Frank g. Shoe
maker jr,
Mrs. Abner Fay Bond Of l42t North
Robinson avenue had as her guests OF
the matinee at the Oycrholscr thcatcr
Wednesday. Mrs Hunter A. CraycroiL
Mrs. Mason " Little, Mrs Sidney l..
Brock, Mrs. + S. Sparrow, MIR, Jane,
n. Dodson, Mrs {, b Jcrnagcu Mrs
J s. Coates, Mrs Jack Smiley OF Fl
Reno and Mrs. Henry Skcgg, OF De
catur, Ala
Mrs Bond is planning to leave the
middle oi the week for a three weeks
stay in Mineral Wells. Texas Dur.
ing her absence her sister, Mrs Jack
Smiley OF II Reno will take little
Abner Fay Bond Jr back to Decatur.
Ala, for visit with his grandfather.
Mrs h. f Hughes OF Kansas City
Miss Dorothy (raycrott. Miss nellie
Mckibbn OF Vernon, Texas, Mr. Hugh
Hughes OF Kansas City Mr. William
r Craycroft, Mr. Neil lrby and Mr.
w. &. Sautbne made up a party that
went to RI Reno last night to attend
the Lotus club dance Preceding the
dance they had a dinner party at the
Southern hotel.
Miss Olive Weicker, Miss kath-
crime Witten, Miss Elizabeth Pcmber-
ton, Miss Elizabeth Scott, Miss Helen
and Miss Grace kapes, Miss Irene
Shaver Miss Ella Johnson Miss Ma
dine Lambert, Miss Ruth FarnSworth,
Miss Irma James and Miss Pauline
Dunlsp made up a box party at the
Overholscr theater this afternoon to
see "Thc House OF Glass"
4 \
Mrs Mont X. Powell Of ll28 North
Lottle avenue, gave a delightful spend
the-day doll party for her little
daughter Maryc,tas fifth birthday
YESTERDAY Each little guest brought
her doll and at luncheon the dollleS
were seated at a luncheon table all to
themselves silk flags and other pa
triotic iayorS decorated the two lunch
con tables. that of the little guests and
that Of their dolls, During the after
noon Miss lSa Colwcll, kindergarten
teacher at the tulhcrtSon school enter
tanned the little folk with ,torlc, and
games Mrs Powell was assisted hy
Mrs. b. B Tyler and Miss Norean
Higgins The little guests were Elil-
abeth Tyler. Mary Jane Cowan, Viola
Tarrencc. Harriet kinch Ilccta Cherry
Sally u Scott and Paula Powell
Mr.. and Mrs NJ NJ RowcrS enter
tanned the members Of Mrs 5. K
Warden'S Sunday school class OF the
FRS, Methodist church most cnioyably
last evening at their home. lao West
Thitty y-iour,h street Assisting Mr..
and Mrs Bowers were Mr.. and MIR,
Alpng' WOOD, ana MY. ana Mr'. rGt-
es' lho"aN' Ne mouse was o'"o'Nu'N
ue,ora'en WIN prr@,'uN'o" oi snow
ballS ana ieInN ne quests were
MesSrS and Mmc,. {. { Carroll. Her
schel ID. Newman, Oscar Grace Fred
1oertcr, B i Gibson Alison Johnson
William Erdmau. Ed Klein { 4
Moore. Cran>,on { Smith lanes
Rcxroad, Adolphu, Ambrose. Roy
Wheeler, ! \ 1homa, and Dr. and
Mrs. ). y Swlhar,
~, - :, y ~ -, ..
MIS- vera M'Nu''N'h 1870 t'''
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n nISS MAURICE WESTCOTT, the attractive young
NWII daughter of Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Wescott of 1915
"0S North Ellison avenue. Miss Wescott who is in
her Junior year at the high school recently the high
est honors in the contest for the best essay which is an
annual feature of the educational committee of the Fed
Grafton of Womens clubs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-28

The more BnthtubS USED the LESs
CIlmr rOmmlIIGh
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lie Passe Temps club met last eve.
ming at the home OF Miss Olive Weick.
er, lOI East Fifth street who was a..
sisted hN her mother, Mrs 4 & Meltk
Ct and Mrs. Shirley Qurollo Ms, K
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-28

l think He Makes Lillian Perfectly
Miserable"
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Mis-, Regina MAYER oi Caalgatr
Okla, will arrive this evening 20 yi,i,
her aunt, Mrs 4 y Scmp'e. and Mt
Scmblc, 1871 West Tenth street
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Park Cleaned Up.

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