The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-28

C0T1HE following pretty little story of
 Lieut.. Quinton Roosevelt appeared
 S abodt F years ago in Washing ton paper and will be read with much ,n- terest in Birmingham, as Miss Frances Youngblood, his former Sunday school teacher, now makes her home in this city at Ensley.
 Miss Frances Youngblood, the daugh- ter of Colonel Youngblood of Alabama. had an exciting experience today with her Sunday school class. It's members included tna sons of President Roosevelt, Secretary Taft and several other Wash ington notables. Miss Youngblood con- cluded to give the boys few hours out ing and picnic on the banks of Rock creek was the result.
 Several of the boys stole off and went in swimming. One of them had no bathing suit and stood on the bank en- viously watching his more fortunate com panions sport in the water. Just then Miss Younglbood arrived on the scene and the boy on the bank, Quinton Roose- velt unable to longer withstand the temptation, jumped in the water clothes and all. Miss Youngblood was mortified. Quinton was fished out, wet, muddy and repentant. and fire built to dry his clothes. Then placing his arm around his pretty school teacher, he said: Il jumped in the water with my clothes on. but you are going to love me be- fore get through"
 
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