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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28

They soN that worry win bring ou age
quicker than anything else Vet no man
I'm baseball has ever Worried u7 Sthllings
Worries through every game Nt times
he becomes Wild man ON the bench
~, snNa himself that pair NJ trousers
lasts about week or ten days after he
has finished sliding mp and down pin"
U,n,hcv Iur two duys after the world
series ~ lnli when his Braves beat the
MH.km'n four straight he was unable 10
~ siil tor ten minutes ui time,
(. rough excessive nervousness Vet IN
place ~ UgiuC him iHjs constant WoirN
has apparently acted ns a harrirndc or
barrier io axe.
\ hau game to- StplIinEs BE- something
more than am iuteuvc proposition II
keeps him ucrl cd tp the breaking point
from start to finish Vet here, NJ the
end ~ twenty three years service, Nou
find him looking Younger than most men
of n or a. a man who only three Years
ugo WAS able to lfi hall club from last
pncc In July to y world championship I'm
bUtohcr solely hv the fire and spirit u'
pn inspiration that has never been
,gunllcd
There arc few young leaders In baseball
nov Mack ~ beyond rfiN NvGrHW.
Jennings, Stpllings Griffith NuNlnson,
Rowland Moran. callahan Jones' are oll
hrNond 10 Donovan and lugrius are
around that mark Dhrlsiy Nathcwvun Is
'1 Jack barry Is the Youngest oi the
tribe ~ so
Youth may tahc tho lcod out ON tho
field hut when n comes ib grucrtlship
aud authority Youth must give way to
the Older regime
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28
TAFT SAYS j. S.
ALREADY IN war
oHouSe Of HohenzOIIern Must
FalI Ey-PreSident Says,

DALLAS, Texas, March 4S.-Ihe
Texas state branch oi the League TO
Enforce Peace OF which William How
ard Taft Is national president vas
formed here last night, after Mr TAFT
had delivered an address to a large and
enthusiastic audience outlining the put-
pose, ui the league, Its purpose Mi
Taft explained, is to bring about peace
hy the combined force OF the world,
used ior the worlds good and not Tor
the worlds destruction,
Henry u. lindSley, mayor ot Dallas,
was elected state chairman oi the Texas
branch. and the lis, OF officers and gen.
efal committees include many men
prominent in public life of Texas. After
organization the Texas league unani-
mously adopted resolutions supporting
President Wilson IN his course toward
Germany.
Mr. Tai, reiterated his previous dec.
ara,ions ,ha, the United States is al
ready in war" and that the actual dec
lara,ions will be made either hy Ger
many, the aggtessor or by the United
State, within ten days The thing for
the American people to know" the iot.
mcr president said. rs what they will
he fighting Tor It is this We will be
fighting to bring about lasting uni.
vet,al world peace the house oi
llohsniollcrn mus, iall he said,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28
Young Ahearn
Lost Heart
to Gibbons S

SEW YORK Young Ahcarn has
joined the ranks " has Wuzzers The
blow which convinced New York nstic
fans that Ahcarn is through. was de
lyrred by the Zulu KID recently In
Brooklyn ring, when he knocked Ahelru
out IN the seventh round And nov
Ahctru admits that his day as top
uOtChcr IN past
Ahcaru was rated In England as the
best all-around boxer and fighter I'm the
business by many English critics dur
Ing the time he toured Europe lie was
even suggested ms the logical man Tor
Jess willard 10 meet. but the critics who
rated him AS such had never Rmped
" Hard
TO Mike Gibbons goes the real crcd,
for putting u sudden stop to Ahcdru's
career Tho shluy Michael knocked
Ahcnrn ou' lu one round In ST Paul Up
tp that time Ahctrn was rated as n dan
gprOus contender for middle and light
heavy weight houurs hut now he has
been laid low hy the Zulu Kid. who is
little better than n third-rater
Il guess might just ms well hang ur
the gloves" said Ahcarn recently Il
can't stand the gaff any more
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28
Present Ring !
Masters Fight
to Get Crowns

NEW Danny Morgan, who pl-
lots the hord working Bat Lcvinsky. he
h"Ncs that the fighters Of today are SUI
pcrlor 10 the fighters Of the past Dau-
uN VIII tlud many follower OF the game
who VIII give him AN argument because
mhuy hrlicNo that the present day pug,
are tango artists compared TO the rugged
hdtil'r NJ q Tow wears ago. But here's
Danny view III part
Where do they get this stuff about
present day boxers being Inferior To
thc old time hoys' ! can't see II with
field glass / think the class of,tnr7-s
Is getting better and I believe that III,
touuotchcrs Of to-day are far better than
the champions OF other years
"Of course think Bat Lcylnsky iy
the greatest fighter of his weight In tbs
world but Im not arguing TO press
agent the Bhttlcr Take Johnny XII
hruc for instance No fcnthrrwclght ~
tho past had ANYTHING on klhane ~ hs
stands today. He ~ IN class by himself
He has Il knockout punch and there Isn't
cleyrrcr boy I'm the feather class In tho
whole world.
'lsok nt Welsh, Gibbons, .Lcomrd.
IloG1pn nnd some more Of EN-, They
UyfN not have great regulations az
knockcrouts. but ! think that IL because
BOXERS m general have perfected tho art
Of srif-dctrusc The game IA better be-
cause NJ this. You can't compare an all.
around offensive and defensive boxer o5
this age with the old timer who did moth
Ing but rush aud slug Hrawn and brains
are both well represented IN our modern
boys'
To date. Fred Toucy has made ths
bcst showing Of any uf the tWlrlcrs un-
d,Troutract with thu Cincinnati Reds.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28
BASEBALL AND BOXING
Jim Coffey
Wins From
Californian

CHICAGO, H.. March 2S--.lim Coffe,
the Dublin giant won from Terry kel-
lar of California In the third round Of
% tcn-round bout In Brooklyn, when kel-
lars seconds threw In the sponge The
men Rro heavy weights
Md Williams of baltimore. defeated
Jimmy Murray of New York. In ten
round bout At New York Williams
weighed ll9N pounds, one pound heavier
than his opponent
Norman Ross OF the olympic club. San
Francisco. IN winning the National ANA
tour association championship at New
York, for the 220- ward swim IN n 2j.yard
lyuh. set new worlds record for tho
distance with u mark Of minutes.
- 10 seconds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28
JAPAN ASKS COPY OF
MEXICAN PEACE PLAN

MENlCO CITY, March 2S-Ihc
Japanese charge d'aiiaircs Tamckichl
Ohta, today requested from the foreign
office copy OF the peace proposal sen,
by the McXicA government several
weeks ago to neutral natlons. As. rc-
suit Of the Japanese request the foreign
office has decided TO forward a copy OF
the note to all the nations that have
not already received It,
Recently in reply to the note OF the
United States declining TO accept the
Mexican plan, the Mexican government
asserted that IT would continue it, ci.
forts to work for peace.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28
Road Will BE Rough
For Cubs If Doyle
Is Unable to Play

OAKLAND, cal. March 21 More than
two weeks Of spring training has brought
io hight one thing and mat IS the cubs
viii he sure coutrudcrs for the National
league ohrmpiouship n chuck Worman
on Harry Wolfe proves himself to be- .
lHNc bancroft or q Walter Maruuylllc
and Larry UOyl'.s ankle. broken m the
ilI comes back to lts own II these
do rot mutotitlizo Manager Fred Mitch
'll Undoubtedly win find the road rough
from start 10 finish
Prospects Tor Doylcs coming into hio
own before the season opens ar, not cos.
cred with sunshine HIS progress to date
ms h"'u SLOW. although Mitchell and
l'"'le himself are horme that there VIII
h~ u decided chang" for the better IN .
short 'uo Every attention s being
gwen the rhJ l., Trainer Mady All
ih" nroldcr o. permitted to take his own
ilm" and use hIs own Judgment I'm getting
ready Mitchell Is relying on his loyalty
10 do the best he ,tu for the opening ~
ip season. and n there Is a chance cub
itu~ can rest assured that DOYLE will bee
~ the keystone station IN the first game
II buNlcs ankle does not regain l'g
normal condition TO How him TO PLAY.
-"rundhnsc VIII be- trinc weak for
steve NCrkcs. although he looks faster
ihdn Inst IAN, ls not the fielder th'i
buNlo is tie is not ulc batter or th-
man ON the bases. an of which Is likely
tu AFFECT the winning spirit ~ the team.
Vet lcrkcs iH doing We'll enough to be
depended upon uuul buylc does get into
shape
with the Improvement that Workman
and wolfe have been making there does
not seem To hc much cause to worr,
about the shurtStup position They are
ambition uctsouifod, aud with that have
the mechanical 1hilty that promises
under Muchclls thorough tutoring aud
I s...I.. .... fIs.F.
needed The winner ~ the Job N hard IA
! choose ut this time. Wolfe. although not
tg hrJuy a PLAYER as his rival has the
edge owing tu his ability tb hit heavier
and to iirld with more steudiucss. Mitch
IN has To- do The selecting aud n hr
'rrs IN" fret time he has change lett
tu make
Aside from m, shortstop and second
base positions. one t,u hardly 20 wrong
iu asserting that the cubs are set FOR the
siue,uu They VIII ho sturdy opponents
even for the wonderful baseball club m"
Sew YORK Giants are supposed tu have.
\ly Safer is PLAYING iu his 1919 form
that WIS the best year he had and
charles potl i- more than satisfactory
1t th,rdbasc, whll" the uutnclh is not
opcu fnr much Improvement with Leslie
Mum. tN williams, Harry Nulicr. Man
fh,h M'rwin Jacobsen and Maurice
SuhNrk looking like members Of q worlds
! championship team
Th, pitching staff ought 10 b, the hest
iu the lrnguc. n II fails tu hr Manager
Mitchell aud President NrcChuAu viii
ho yurrN disappointed Jim Vaughn
claude Hendrix, rhl puugnS Sick Cpr
ter Scott Perry. Gene Packard. Rtr
Dawson. Vie Aldridgc aud Dutch Rcuthct
make tg formidable u collection ~ tWirl
rr. us the team has ever had Not n sin
p1. requisite 900 them is missing Aud they
have shown Themselves tu ho npt pupils
] under the IUafIvIfIUUs uf he new lgt1rf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28
Another Enemy OF Time

You hear NOR" than trnc auout the
long reign of llouus Wagner Hud Larry
lAjoic Nlso concerning the extended
managerial careers ut John McO'raw and
Clarke GrInth
There is still another who might be
mentioned When YOU take look At
George Stallugs, Of the Braves. YOU take
him ns ON, sim we'll within mis- prime.
hardly a day over forty tie not only
looks tu b, around this age IN physical
makeup bat he has all the snap and
enthusiasm ot Younger man Vet on"
NJ our first rryo.lrrtluus NJ baseball
su iar back ~ is dim aud hn7y is that
u George StHlliuEs leading his Augusta
team upon the field. hack around 1874
matter ~ twenty three years ago
Stalllugs was then one Of tho youngest
managers baseball has ever known. dc
spit" the fact that he won southern
league p'uuHut that season Two wears
later. tu lNlt hp was manager of the
rhulics. about the time Nop l.ajotc
broke m IsNou' has served tvo decades
and has passed ON. Vet here Is Snlliugs.
slllI looi,ug about us Young H' eyer and
fnr from lh, end ~ ms managerial cn-
rect
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28

some water In my face and I'll he all
right again"
"An tight IN do IT," promised Uncle
Wlegily, hut | don't like the idea
They went on through the woods n
little farther. and, all OF Sudden. the
Of snnd on the path. and rown she
Topped
"Oh. I'm going TO faint she cav,
Caw"d and she dd
Gracious goodness INC SAX, : alive and
xiv She's tainted What shall | do dc,
on. remember, she told me 20 throw
water In her face But where shall
find any"
The bunny rabbit looked all through
the woods not going too fRr away from
Aunt Flppity. Of course but rot a bit
of watcr could he find
"Oh. | am In such trouble" he cried
Shell never get over that faint until
throw water On her. but there is no
water. and "
"Oh, yes, here have some" some one
said
where Who arc ,ou'" asked Uncle
Wggily looking all over
Right over here I'm the pitcher
plant shaped like y cup. or pilchert
nrd I'm nll of rain water, s,d voice,
aud then. near nm old log. 'ucl. WiggllN
saw ducor plant. something like n
the log, against which AUNT Flppity had
tainted
In the hollow ~ the pitcher plant there
was water surely enough. and, tipping
this out into his tail i'k hat, lnclc
Wiggily dashed II IN Aunt Flipplty's
face Right away the CROW lady was
over her faint
Nov I'm much better" she said "rm
not so nervous. and IN not pint again %
~ hope moi" said tncle Niggilv
Then after thanking the water pitcher
rlaut. h, led the crow lady g. the bun
gnloV
Safely they reached u. md AUNT Flip
| pry Flop and Nurse Jane FUZZY NuH1y
had "a fur time. telling each other all
/ their troubles And II the pin doesn't
stick I'm the cushion 80 hard mat II can I
get ont to go to the moving pictures. fll
tell you uost about Uncle WISELY and
the birds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28

Syndicate
ktJ SUPPOSE YOU arc going to be- very
busy today said Nurs" Jnuc Fuz-
yN NuilN. tr lu,lc Mlggily Long
'lrs the rabbit gentleman, one
morning ns %. was about To leave the
hoi,o" stump bungalow
busy Well. not more so tlln | nm
"vrlN. daN I nm going TO the woods
10 look for an adventure why. did
YOU want m" iu go To the store for
YOU hc asked
"Not exactly You see. Aunt Flippity
lIup. the dear little old CROW lady, X
coming to spend the day with me But
you know how n t- with her She II
90 nervous mud excited. turning 'ips or
n'ps. and fllug upside down whenever
the least thIug goes wrong that I'm
afraid to have her come through the
woods alone
An see" exclaimed Uncle Wigglly.
Aui you want me To go get her."
n YOU would ho so kind
'Of course will Nv adventure can
wait until later I'm go NJ once to the
most " the Caw.Caw CROW family. and
bring AUNT tuppty Flop back with me %
or hopucd Kind tuclo Nigglly, and
II did not take him long to reach the
nest where Jimmie taw-'aW, the crow
ho,. lived
"i your Ann, Flippl,y Flop an ready
NiCrlN
u guess so" answered jimmie. who
vps lust going io hide away. Wh,ro m
one could lind II bright piece ~ tin
from which the tee man was going 90
make ritlc box for the la9y elephant
Crows lik" Jimmie always hide bright
"Wpn toll Aunt rlipplty I'm here"
went ON the bunny And tell her not
Ito hurry rg We have lots nf time"
on d'nr' ls that Cn'l" Nigrih.
come 10 take me 90 the hollow stump
bungalow tn visit Nurse lnuo'' asked
lhe CROW lady. up iu the tree ncsi
l"s I'm here answered the bunny.
rnk. u easy. now
Uut AUNT rlrplty Just could not
'Oh. dear" vtlri Aunt lliputy I'm
su nervous | lust know -om' thing will
pork,ih0us wy spcctn,'cs nv fcViug
heg. needles. thread scissors thlmhlc
op Hrrr. Lam so ucr, Gus lust know %
llul u.i then AUNT tuppitN went too
close in ihv edge ~ the nest nnd out
IN, irll head over tail feathers. flipplng
aud ioupng io the ground. Rut she
dli mot grt hurt Tor l'nrlc Wiggih lci
hcr mll ou his soft back. M hc had the
little urio'c bird the day before nceldrs
AUNT I'ppitv was used tn falling this
way Oui ahp knew how to sprrad on,
her wings aud come down easily. like u
balloon
wei You're here. see ." rrid Uncle
NIugIlv Nnt hurt ! hopes
No. hui I I'm 50 nervous"
Well. We'll gp tn the bungalow nov.
mud when YOU drink u Gun " - Nurse
Jane viii have ready for YOU, youn feel
better Come along nov
So lnrlr WiggiN helped the crow lady
rathcr up the things she hir spilled
when she tel from tho nest. and then
they set ~ together through the woods
fnr the bungalow
The crow lady kept sll3nng and
stumbling and every now rnd ihen shS
would have fallcn. onk turle Wirsiy
caught her hv the wing
oh ! pm ~ notvous" said the dear
little old crow auntic = shall faint /
know I shall before We rot there '
Please dunt'' begged tnrlp VIE.
liy
"ph hui I know / shall said Amt
NpuliN. liur,hllng over the shadow of
hor bonnet an The ground "imt don't
you NUtfy Il do faint just throw
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28
Camp News
of Majors
in a Word



NNDuN, Ga--A short workout iur ih'
training fo. 1871 rntu the. r,npl home
49,, . ..,, .,,..,., ,., ....,.... ,,,,,.
NpII ""iN VIII ''"'''' VI ''" ''''
the Boston Braves Manager I'"N'NAh
saws tho season has been ideal injured
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V'N U,, ,,,, s,i1 ,n .,,,,'n, ,u ,,
,ln ,nlu Tor inc E'n"'"' D" '''''' .'''''''"
'""" '''' '''''
MARLIN, T'\ns Inhn N'''ilN ls sat
lsiicd today thot h.s heavy. suckers pay"
FOUND ihrlr Lluns 'N"s. lh l', l,I..F
hits -Four were homc-rIns The Giants
won Sugi'Si. la 10 o.
ST PETERSRIRG Fla At tH, my.
tAtiou NJ Pat Moran ~ the IhlIius Stock
and Whitfield. two of the three hpli-ou's.
The purpose u reaching som" agreement
" they come to terms, the lhll'l'- vs."
llue NJ ~ msl N'nl N r'iH"uu'i WIN lH'
exception Of Bert Nl'h"ii.
MIAMI Via The Athletics were fiat
tered ycsicrday when col William len.
give the White Elephants the onr,.ovcr
The team lincd up boo their uuaI drm
for the benefit Of The rommou,r.
yu,,u IA, r,i,,,, r.,,. Tat r.
dclphm Athletic, nj 'rntum park h,s
afternoon Manager Slllusa mas gon,
to Unddor, Gn with several members
OF his squad. ~ apcul SUNDAY The BruNgr
bid a farewell tp Miuml tonight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28
SAM LLOYD'S PUZZLE
-Four Minutes to Digest This
No. l02.

This words the heart of honest
trade.
When It's judIcou,ly displayed;
But when 'uS oi ITS head bcrciI,
Il then becomes aapubhc theft
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28
TRACK AND FIELD
Bowling
How They Stand

The Sims bowling nv" took three
straight games from the Wilson pin men
hsi uight and shortened the lead of the
tprhnrt team that is lending the bowl
ing league l'ndlty had the highest in.
dNdual scor" and scored the largest
number of pins 100 one game The scores
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28
Answer to No. i0I.

The problem is solved by a rule
which produces a rlght-anglcd tri-
angle-thc given side being an odd
number. VIZ:
Square the numbcf-47 times ~
equals 200 This separated into
two numbcrS-one unit greater
than the other. Answer, ~; l,l0l
ll0i.
Copyright. 1917. by Sam LoydD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28

NT|UTW NVIT TTTII TT|T'N' TTT NJ" TNN
l.,slv a. NuunWlk,i is another tall
plpNrr who T. confident that golf has Inn.
proved his batting last season Nuup.
mnk,r tuuk up ruf. plnN"d through tho
season. and n.a uNcu,r, Jumped eNnrty
FORTY points FROM % fairly low mark hv
took hia place nt the top ~ his club, well
beyond ipkrr Magrc nnl other firu
.-u.. ILII.I-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28

~ PITCHER Ehmkc doesn't como through
with tho winning brand Tor the tigers
this season Pilot Jennings viii he y much
disappointed individual The former
York state Lacquer looks right and seems
to have the goods
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28

NourFsi"t. seem tn be about tho nnI,
hope for The Athletics tn get an,wher,
this season should Nsrks rockies fell
~ show blg league pBsiiminp n Vill be-
bach 10 the cellar Tor the white rip.
phsuts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28

the HtoNus. muN not be- phoncy dope
ut that II Vlll hr remembered that the
Jones family caused considerable trouble
IN the \ l. neighbnfhood NJ one time
last season
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28

captain Eddie collins uf tho white
So, saws he is due in get away Va fine
start this season llc was slow In gain.
inr his true t0rm last Ncar. and In con.
sequence the SOY lost much valuable
ground
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28

Frank chance, "thy peerless leader
hNs succeeded u gathering quite p bunch
uf tuh ,,si.ufis for his l.n. Augclc' Pa
.IN, turst League tctW
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28
Colt Motto

Ito who lots his club hDrd pg
should keep three uilli,ks I'm his has
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28

Tho nfnNcs pfo out with u great boost
for their president rcty, llaughton. ps
an umpire in the teams scrub games
They sny he is the greatest football
coach IN the world
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28

Cop,rlght lll7 hy Mcclure Newspaper
syndicate
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28

To date. Fred Tuncy has made ths
best showing Of any ot the tWlrcrs un-
i Tsruutract with the Cincinnati Reds.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28

WANAUNCUE. Texas Wphoo sam
Crawford slated hy tho wise boys for
the discard. only made four hits out o'
sN times up u Yesterday game with
Fort Worth which the Tigers Won m n
iuuIugs ro % IN, Tigers l,n ai noon
'or Dallas for games there.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28

SEW ORLEANS. In owner linn
Dunn was expected tu arrive hor" TODAY
In time tu see his lndluus trim Sew
Orleans WIN Dunn on the ground tI,
wedding out process VIII start
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28

LITTLE ROCK, AK Rain prevented
the Reds pmyug M Pine Rluff y,sicr-
dsN Today they tikc ON inr home min,
~ the Southern league Manager Matt
cWson sa}s every man on hla club t-
now IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28

COLUMBUS. tin - skipper Callahan un-
nounocd today that he has an even dozen
500 men I'm the Pirate squad. Judged ny
the preseason performances He cN-
poets several ~ them 20 keep up their
averages this season
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28
l)V(lFNI66IN
ANDHIShLS
RYMoAa1 GdzIS

Uncle wlsuIly and Aunt eupp,y.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-28

HOT SPRINGS. Ark Nn indications
point tp an ,cprly stntt This season tor
George tu-tR star hurloro for the Rod
SoN he is showing wonderfully we'll 300
his workouts Tomorrow the Son and
Dodgers hpttlc again Ht Wilmington ptrl,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1917-02-16
BIG SANDY.

Douglass Morris and wife have
located here.
Professor Manning who taught
school here last year was married
recently to a Kentucky lady.
The younger set enjoyed a Wal.
'entine Party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lindsey last Saturday night.
Contests and music we're enjoyed.
The home was beautifully decorat-
ed with hearts and valentines.
The refreshments, which were OF
heartshaped gelatine and cake car
1'ied out the Valentine idea. The
hostess was assisted by Misses Nan
Jones, Leo Lindsey and Mrs. d. J
Cooper.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1917-02-16
TEN NIGHTS IN
"A RAR-ROOM

The old hut ever new drama,
|"Ten Nights in a sBar-rocm," Twill
Represented at big Sandy Sa,ur~
day evening, February 81. Tho
east includes p rofessor*P *Pullen, By
roniP afford, Professor Bas2oH ,jRee
Wagner, IL. H. Warmack, Ernesr
Flowers, Jesse Bland. Mrs, ed
Lindsey and Misses Nan Jones,
The'na Cantrell endKate Caraway,
a'he splendid program includese
'monologue, rs. and a." by Miss
Helen Hindsey; "Cooa Creek
Courtship," an Ethiopian drama,
by Miss Ollie Beechum and Pro-
tfessor Pullen; vocal selections, by
Misses Irene Morris and Gertrude
Craney; piano selections, by Misses
Gertpude Craney and Mary Lee
Morris.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1917-02-16
SHADY DALE.

Dock Melton is getting better Of
his rheumatism.
H. A. Brown was in Paris on
business last week.
uncle Ben Farmer gave.a wood
chopping Saturday.
Don Arnoldtvisited danearCamden
the latter part of. last week.
Jesse Pafford aud b. Melton
were in Big Sandy Sunday.
Charles Wheatley and John IL
Brewer were at prosperity Satur.
day.
Miss May and Tom gelyew Wis.
tied their sister, Mrs. Matte Bea
ton, Sunday.