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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-21
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Mrs. Will Hippen. ll12 West Thirty
eighth street They were en- route 10
Norman TO attend the university
Judge and Mrs. Summers Hardy of
3l4 East Fourteenth street, returned TO-
day from Poteau where Judge Hardy
went to make the farewell address to
the S7 men leaving for the training
camp at San Antonio.
Mrs, NJ. X. Cruce of AO West Thir-
ty-tourth street, entertained the Royal
Bridge club Yesterday, when the high
scores were made by Mrs. X. r, Looncy
and Mrs. Robert n. McVay The club
will meet in two weeks at the home ot
Mrs. Charles W. Gunter, $40 West
Eighteenth street
Mrs. Cruce has as her guest her
mother Mrs Ella Pea,e, who arri~i
Yesterday from Houston to spend the
winter
Miss Ruth Griffith entertained the
members OF the Laff-a-Lott club at an
evening party at her home SIS West
Eleventh street. last evening The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. In
low. Mr.. and Mrs Y. b. Bradley. Col
onel and Mrs. George Griffith, Misses
Georgia Van Horn, Rowena and OF,
Price, Myrtle Hobson, Margaret Frank
Iuanita I.arner, Villa Maud Inflow,
Grace Griffith, Caddo Riggs. Vera
Alexander, Minnie Ray Latham. Eula
Latham. Johnnie Holland, Gail Wy.
song, V. Roy Harrison. Mesrs. Rus
sell Cheney. Mark Harris, Grant Sim
clair, Paul Griffith Biendorf. Y Allen,
Edward and Edwin Griffith J. {. Jones,
A. L. Smith and O. NJ. Price.
The V. c. {. club me, yesterday aft
ernoon at the homsDf Mrs, A. B. Clark
o29 East Seventh street Mrs. Ed 5.
Vaught and Mrs Harlan T. Deuprc
were additional guests. The next meet 4.
ing is with Mrs. J. r. Thomas, BOl
Classen boulevard October 4
y n =
The members OF the Wednesday
Luncheon club OF last year met Wedncs
day afternoon a, the home OF Mrs, Z.
Hoyt Elkins. ZIG East Twelfth street,
for reorganization. The new club is
called the Wednesday Limited club. and
at present has twelve members An ad
ditional'table will be added TO its mem
bcrship later, The present personnel
includes Mrs J. G. Cornish Mrs Charles
McCaffer,y. Mrs. w l.. Maupin, Mrs
J A. Gibson Mrs. A. b, Wcstcott, Mrs
+ r Bull, Mrs, A. +, Fricke, Mrs. w
+. Harper, Mrs John Lester Mrs. A
A, Mcdonald, Mrs. w. J. Rodman
and Mrs Elkins, Mrs. Cornish will cR,
tertain the club in two weeks a, her
home, 1886 East Fourteenth street
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BY Aletha Barr Taft.


BY Aletha Barr Taft.
6OllE most strenuous part OF rush
week at the university is past
and the members OF the differ
ent fraternities and sororltieS
are able to draw easy breaths and rest
content with the knowledge OF things
accomplished" The disappointment
il any--are buried and all join with en-
thusiasm in welcoming the various
pledges" TO the family circle of School
dom" The Kappa Alpha Theta soror-
ity. which always cnrollS upon its
shield number Of popular Oklahoma
City girls has this year pledged Miss
Pauline Stafford Miss Ann Knight,
Miss Mary Mattison and Miss Dor
othy Prouty all Of this city Miss Vir.
gina Shut OF Pryor Miss Ruth Mans,
field of Shawnee. Miss Froma John
son of Norman, Miss Dorothy Nash OF
Muskogec and Miss Eleanor Morgan
OF North Carolina
Two events of great interest. both for
the state and locally. are now in the
planning for the near future at the
Country club. The first is the annual
tournament to be held bv the Wumen's
State Golf association for the state
championship which will be PLAYED on
the club links some time next month
This will be attended by large mum
Der OF women gofists from over the
state and will be the occasion for much
social activity aside from the golf in
terests.
About the same time the Women's
Golf club OF Oklahoma City will play
for the local championship. This event
is always OF as much local interest as
the other on account OF the strong, ii
friendly, rivalry between the women
golfers OF the CITY
Mr., and Mrs. C. ~ Nichols of l29
East Ninth street announce the mar
riagc Of their daughter, Esther Stuart.
10 the Reverend NJ e.. Ballcnger OF the
Second Methodist church The mar
iagc vows were read at 8 o'clock last
evening at the family residence by the
Reverend !, Frank Roach Only the
family and few intimate friends vii,
messed the ceremony An informal
supper was served after the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Baleneer are at home
at ll24 West For,leth street
n 4 4
Mr.. Frank b Barry of Paris. Texas
is the guest this week of his sister. Mrs
Charles H. Voters and Mr. Voiers 40;
East Twelfth street.
y q
DR.. and Mrs. V. NJ. Gore of Taloga
Okla. Mrs. Frank H. Reed Miss Helen
Wilkinson. Miss Marguerite Wikoff
and Mr.. Tracy are leaving tomorrow
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Lemon Juice
For Freck|es
olrlsl Make beauty lotion st
home for q few esnta Try III

SIueers the JUICE Of two lemon, ,n,o
bottle containing three ounce, OF
orchard white. shake well, and you have
. quarter pin, Of the bcs, ireckle and
tan lotion. and complexion beau,iier, a.
,et,, very small cost
Your grocer has the lemon, and any
drug store or toile, counter will supply
three ounce, OF orchard white for lev
cents Massage this sWeelly fragrant
lotion into the face neck. arms and
hands each day and see how ireckles
and hlcmi'hc, disappear and how clear,
soft and white the kin becomes fe, !
Ii Is harmless ADV.
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morning to motor to Fort Sill for the
week end DR. and Mrs Gore came 10.
day to be the members Of houseparty
being given by Mr. and Mrs. Frank J
Wikotf OF 522 West Fifteenth street
Mrs. lPhn BuMsrs- and two little
daughters, Martins and Miriam Of this
city. who have been for the past eigh
teen months in Boulder, Col. for the
benefit OF Martha's health, have re
turned to Fl Reno. where they joined
Mr.. DuMars to make their future home
a 4 -
Mrs. Arthur w. viii of 1919 West
Sixteenth street returned today from
New York where she spent the sum
mcr. Margaret kec the young daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs George 6. Kerr
of 700 West Eighteenth street accom-
panied her Mr. and Mrs. Kerr are
en- route home from the east in their
car.
Mrs. R. T Moselcy ard daughter
Dorothy Of Shawnee, will come this
evening to be the guests during the Fair
OF her daughter. Mrs Laurence /.
Volz and Mr. $olz, II North Dale ave
nue..
Mr. and Mrs. \. l., Welsh of 2lS
West Ninth street are entertaining M.
A. II. Danforth Of New York.
r n Y
Mr. Zeylon Brewer Of Muskoeee
who is attending the university at Nor
man this winter, will be the week end
guest of the Reverend and Mrs. T. s.
Buchanan.
In letters received BY Reverend and
Mrs. Buchanan from their son, Mr..
Douglas Buchanan, who went to Camp
Travis San Antonio, two weeks ago is
contained the news that he has been
made lance corporal and battery clerk
q
Mrs. Charles Raymond Scott of S2i
West Sixteenth street left Yesterday
for Paragould, Ark, to join Mr. Scott,
They will be absent until the last OF
November.
Mr.. and Mrs A. S Padclford of g.,
West Sixtcenth stree, have as their
guest the lat,er's sister. Miss Blanche
Walton, OF Jackson. Miss
The announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Mabel Clair Ammons
of Caddo, Okla, to Mr. {, A. Talliafer-
ro Of this city, which was celebrated
Yesterday afternoon at ; o'clock by
the Reverend l. Frank Roach,
4 Y
Mr. Aaron l.. Newman of 1910 West
Twenty third stree, left Yesterday for
Norman 10 enter the university
Mrs. Roy f. Bledsoc of 80S West
Eighteenth street, who went to Wash
lngton several weeks ago to Join Nj
Bledsoc, enlisted in Nhe marine service,
has taken an apartment there, where
she will he Joined week ends by Mr.
BledSoe who is in training at the Of
iicers' training camp a, Quantico, Va.
Mrs. A. {. Cruce OF 80S West Eigh-
teen,h street. returned this morning
from two weeks visit in Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs J. X Thomas, who have
been living at 1918 North Robinson ave
nue., are now at home a, 1901 Classen
boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Clare and Miss
Reulah of Guthrie will motor down
Sunday to be the guests Of friends here
Miss c. Hedwig and Miss Helen
Schaefer of Mountain View, Okla, were
the guests for several days OF Mr. and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-21
A Boy Wouldn't Wear
A Pair of Blue
Velvet Breeches,
Nothing on Earth
Could Move Him

But he wouldn't tell
why. Just imagine how
Booth Harrington, who
wrote "Penrod," tells
this yarn. And others
about the "ghastly
days" that come to
boys: their evil
days: all in a rat.
ting string Of boy
yarns which Tarkins-
ton tells about MY
Boy Friends" and
shows. as an aside.
where "Penrod" may
have come from. a, so
many have wondered.
It's in the October
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GENERAL SCOTT
WILL REACH ACE
LIMIT TOMORROW
Chief Of Staff BEGAN Military
Career in 1871,

WASHINGTON, Sept 2l..-To few
officers Of the United States army in
recent years has 1t been the good for
tune to leave behind them such long
record OF distinguished service as is
to he ctcdited to Major General Hugh
l.. Scott, the prescn, cs'et,Qf staff. who
tomorrow reaches the age 81 statutory
retirement.
General Scott was born in Kentucky
in 1883 and graduated from the United
States Military academy in 1875 lie
has spent all Of his military life in the
cavalry branch. with the exception Of
the pepods when he was engaged in
staff or special service
Identified With Indians.
More closely than any other off
Ger OF the army he has been identified
with the Indians and the semi civilized
wards OF the government His inter
ests In these people were not wholly
military and professional Their Ian
guagfs, customs, and religions also in
terested him, and he made it his bust
ness TO master the knowledge hc de-
sired. This he has done to a surprising
extent so that there are few men in
the country better informed on such sub
jects His knowledge was obtsued at
first hand. and this led TO friendships
with the chiefs and guides Of the
tribes They in the course of time came
to trust him as they did no other white
men and as a result he came TO be the
grca, pacifica,or. the man who could
allay strife BY dealing Justly
When the war with Spain bcgan Gen
era' Scott went 10 Cuba as General
Ludow's adju,ant general. and after
the fighting was over he was adju
tan, general to General Wood com
manding the island. From 1893 to the
evacuation in 1902 he was General
Woods right. .hanA man. Higher in
rank now, he was as enthusiastic IN
his study of the Cuban people as he
was in the shave days OF 1870 on
the Northwestern plains studying the
Indians. And, as General Wood often
remarked much of the success OF
American administration in the island
was due to the thorough understanding
of the people possessed by his adiutan,
r,., 49, IL. ph',,nn,ncs as major #
II. Th;,d c,,al,y w.n, Cro,t there
Wv ,n,;, - 49, ;,s,;ty HE r,nu,a,ion as ",he
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assistant attorney general assigned I
represent the board, has declared hisy
self that he believes the preference siUo
unconstitutional. ~
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MARYLAND LEASE
CONTROVERSY IS
TAKEN TO COURT
Continued From PAGE ~

Injunction suit the state asked a tenn
rlrary restraining order TO prevent the
advertising OF the leases l.cdhe,ter
and Hayes. attorneys for Marland de
clarcd to the court today that they rep
resented both the majority members OF
the school land commission and the
lcSSccs and gave assurance that tenn
poraty restraining order was not nee
c,sary as the majority OF members OF
the board would not allow the advcr-
tsing to proceed
Then Secretary of State ] /. Lyon
and Frank NJ Gault, president Of the
board OF agriculture, both members Of
Ihe school land commission, ordered
The Advertising stopped This was TO
make a temporary restraining order IN
necessary as they want the case to be
argued on a permanent restraining or.
der at once, 50 the case may be decided
on its merits.
viii Fight Suit
I'VE will fight the suit TO the last
ditch" said Mr. Lyon today after
conference with Mr., bault he gov
crnor has caused this action to he taken
and il puts the board in the peculiar
position OF facing a suit IN which the
attorney generals department appears
as representing both sides.
"AS far ~ | am concerned, as a
member OF the board am through with
the attorney generals department We
will have meeting tomorrow AMI
probably at that time will select some
me 10 appear ior the hoard
The removal of Governor William
%, chairman oi the school land commits.
ION and 'hc ousling Of Guy i Nelson
assistant attorney general a, attorney
,ot Me board. !, forecast by Mr Lyon
He sand the majority oi the board
probably would consider both actions
May Employ Attorney
Mr. Gault said hr might employ an
attorney 10 represent him personally ~
he Sun
u would rather pli iot an attorney
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rOMORROw's EVENTS.

Mn. Fred n. straashu. Informal aft
Srnoon In honor Of Miss Thelms knep-
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Fire insurance, Wal IS Tar Upshs~
ADV
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Alleged Plekpockets Arrested-An in
formation was filed today before Justice
OF the Peace Robert W Mnupin against
7 y. Bunch and Iorene Becerd, charg-
ing them with larceny II Ia alleged
that the man and woman picket the
pocket Of A NJ Caridy, an oil man and
that they secured $50 from him. They
were arrested last night as they came
Into the city on train
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J. X. Burnett Arrested J X Burnett
was arrested last night 10y Deputy Sher.
IN Sasn on a charge OF obtaining money
under false pretcnses Burnett has been
arrested on similar charges a number OF
times before.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-21

Five Fined for Vsarsncy Five alleged
vagrRnts were fined so and costs each
In municipal court today The arrests
were the result Of a campaign the police
are now waglnr 20 Glenn the city ~ w
Fair.
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Flreman WhIps Hloh~symen USING
HIS dinner pail for II weapon. Floyd q
Mean. fireman at station No. 3, on hls
way home last night, gave a couple OF
highwaymrn sound thrashing As yet
neither OF the robbers has been appre-
hendcd. but as Mean has been able to
give good descriptions OF the men. II Ia
highly probable that they will be found
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-21

Third FloorSuits, coats, dresses, costumes gowaoS
silk pet,icoats fur rooms Concert Hall, etc.
Fourth Floor--Muslin underwear, corsets klnonoe.
bouscs Misses and Junior Misses apparel Chiidfea'0
department "Babyland" house dresses and aprons ste
Fifth PoorWail paper, bedding pictures and ptes
ture framing trunks, bags. suit cases, etc
Lower Price Bassmsnt-Samble and other earmense
and millinery for women. misses and children china
erockcry. earthenware. house furnishings, etc.
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Jarrett 10 tonored In convention OF
the National Association OF Boards OF
Pharmacy, recently held nj lndionap polls,
w X, Jarrett OF oklahoma city, secre-
tary Of the state board OF pharmacy, was
elected second wee president OF the ma.
tlonal association
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Sam Dunn Faces charee-An informR-
against Sam Dunn. alias J. / LIONS
charging him with obtaining money under
false protenses by means Of bogus
check. II Is alleged that Dunn gave a
bogus check TO w. Woolsey for S. last
Saturday.
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Ed L. Hahn. Funeral Home. W. i1--Adv

Library Fund Committee Named Ok
lhhoma's contribution to the national
fund being solicited by the state library
war council, In to be raised during the
coming week The committee In charge
OF the raising OF the fund Of $500 was
appointed nt meeting held yesterday
This fund is to provide books and other
reading matter for soldiers In canton
ments and training csmps
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First Floor-Sks dress goods wash goods hosiery
knitted underwear. aees gloves, ewelry Soross shoes
neckwcar notions art goods toilet requisites, ribbons
books, leather goods trimmings, ernhroideries linens
white goods branch of postoifice, information bureau
etc including Edison Shop, Inc
Second Floor Millinery salons Beauty Parlors.
Boys Shop and Mems Furnishings, draperies rugs cur
tains etc rest rooms writing rooms, free telephones
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NAV Employ Attorney.

Mr. Gaull said hr might employ an
attorney TO tcptc'cn, him personally ~
he Sun
u would rather pli iot an attorney
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Capitol Commission Meets-A meeting
Of the advisory md active capitol com.
mission is being held today To clear up
differences pending with the contrnct ors
the william Stewnrt company II In said
that there are no great differences and
that the meeting today was for the pur.
pose ~ reviewing recent work prcpar-
atory to the acceptance OF the Sthtehouse
building
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-12
Mrs. E. A. loveioy

Mrs. Fannie, wife of Fred A. Love
JOY, died at tho Sisters Hospital We'd
nesday morning after a long illness,
following an operation. Mrs. LoVejoy
had been a great sufferer during the
past few weeks of her sickness but had
borne it all with great fortitudc. She
was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Low and was born in this city. She
as educated in the public schools of
this city and as a young woman was
married to Fred \. Loyejoy also OF this
city, WHO survives her; they have no
CHILDREN. She was a lifelong member
Of the Unitarian church and was one
of its most earnest and devoted work
ers She was also a leading member Of
the Unitarian Alliance and was prom
:nent in the Waterville Woman's Club.
Mrs. Lovcjoy was also prominent in all
charitable work and her loss is a per-
sonal one to hundreds of people in the
community. She is survived by two sis
ters, Mrs. Mary Low Carver of Cam
bridge, Mass, and Mrs. Hortensc Bow
man of this city. The funeral will b"
from her late home, Center place
Friday afternoon at 23o.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-12
WASHINGTON SEES
ONLY TEMPORARY
INTERNAL BREAK

Washington, July u.-Germany's latest
political difficulties are regarded by Off
Gals here as due largely to internal prob
lens and probably of a trAnsitory nature
only.
The dismissal OF Foreign Secretary Zim-
mermann, Minister of Finance Helfferich,
or even Chancellor Won BethmannHoll-
veg himself would be considered largely
surface movement, for not until the
great army staff itself is reached, it is
believed will the real crust of German
militarism be broken
The German foreign office, it was point
ed out today, has served during the war
merely as means to get the military
leaders out of trouble
Nevertheless it is agreed that there is
an enormous amount of unrest in Germa-
ny today which in all probability will lead
to sensational internal changes in per-
sonnel of the government and in reform
of the obvious abuses of the German gov
ernmental system.
Austrias influence is becoming more
and more insistent toward a liberal peace.
Austria Is said to be treated most con
temptuously by German officials and
given consideration only as the unavoid-
able weak link in the chain. Neverthe-
less it Is known that she would make
peace tomorrow If possible and her ac-
tivity in consulting German statesmen
and political leaders is ndouttedly caus-
ing worry at German headquarters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-12
y. S. Ship Kansan Lost
and Four of Crew s:,I Missing
Vessel Valued at Three Millions md Carrying
Food and Steel to French Government Lost
Particulars Meagre- Mostly American

New York. July 1.-THE American
steamship Kansan, carrying crew of 90
men. has been sunk, presumably off the
French coast. according to cablegram
received here today by the France & Gam
ada Steamship Co. which chartered the
vessel.
The vessel was valued at $1,000 600. She
carried a cargo 'of flour and other food
stuffs, together with 1000 tons of steel
which, valued in all at $2.CO@,010, was con-
signed to the French. government. A
majority of her crew We're Americans.
The cablegram received here came from
the company's agents in Paris. 1t did
not say whether the ship was torpedoed
or where the sinking, on July 9. took
place The vessel was due at French
port on July 5, She left New York on
June % commanded, by Capt. E. A. For
sythe.
The kansan, owned by the American
Hawaiian Steamship Co. struck a mine
off the Frcr.h coast last December. She
was then reported as sunk but was sal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-12
Bankruptcy Cases

Bryon d. Mcclellan of Watcrville. a
salesman, is inde bted to the amount
o. S24,e5S.92. According to his petit
tion as voluntary bankrupt filed
ycstel day in the ofifice Of Clerk Eel
lows of the |. S. District court,
$7,0s2,95 of the Indebtedness consists
of notes and bills, S743O.S7 secured
debts. and S125 unsecured. The prin-
ciral creditors listed are Ticonic Ma
tional Eank of Waterville; jacobson
Machine Mfg. Co. of Warren, Pa. and
Richards & Hirschfcld, Inc, Of New
York City The credits of the ric0n!c
Bank consists of n large number of
notes for amounts varying from S25 to
$3.50 nearly every one Of which is en-
dorsed by different person, and all
falling due between March %, and
Sept. 5, this year. Attorney F. E.
Brown is counsel for the petitioner
Florence \. Smith and Carrie L.
Davy of this city, doing business un-
der the firm name of Smith & Davy,
have filed a voluntary petition in
bankruptcy with the clerk of the L. S.
District court. The debts of the firm
are Listed At S47a.> and assets at SIS,
consisting of stock in trade. The cred
itors are listed for minor amounts. At
torney r. II. Wilson is counsel for the
petitioners. who have been conducting
a restaurant at 1191 Forest avenue
Thomas +. Wade Of South Portland,
a lineman, with debts listed at s472,
and assets at $125 has filed a volun-
tary petition. The creditors of Port
land and South Portland, listed for
small amounts. F. II. Wilson attorney
for the petitioner. Argus
July II.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-12
.DETOUR ROADS
TO OOAKLAND

There are now two fairly good de-
tour roads between this city and Oak
land The one out Western avenue is
good all the way through Waterville
having been smoothed up and the most
of the rocks removed. From the Oak
land. line to the road between Oakland
and Fairfield the read is rough and
rutty. and from there in to Oakland it
is good. The other way is by what is
known as the Webb road. To get to
that go down Silver street and keep
OH down towards Sidney to the first
turn to the right. 1t is then a straight
road to the top of the hill overlooking
Oakland, and then sharp turn to the
right carries one to the upper end Of
the village. This road is good all the
way. being thoroughly smoothed up
and all the rocks being ont of it.