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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT


ron REST -Furnlsisd room. 52J East
.rh Walnut ia1i
TWO nicely furnished bedrooms for
for'. chap. well heated. 2ii East f'h.
Maple HsGi
auuua. rr,ats entrance. furnace heat
walnut lltD
NICE ugs front room with lntgs
c.os,'. ~ per month for couple
Phone Mnp.e .ls,
NEWLY Furnished modern sleeping
fDDr. waking distance Rent fsa.
fDr. ? y Nlps 1925 90 " IN.
lOt LLAT- Furnished room tn new
Hr''k apartment a.. East second
plih or Without garage Maple gt2s.k'
HODA. MATE wanted by young man
with nIC, front room furnace heat.
waking distance. walnut 2iss.
NICELY Furnished sleeping foom at 70
W,s, r.rt CAL Nnp.e ~,
SlCE furnished roor. l2l West 7,h.A
surTH ROOM private home. Walnut
NICELY furnished sleeping room IN
modern home fnr ladies' nr married
couple rullug ed Kitchen rftYi'gr- u
desired. .3' EaH IN walnut asif
LARGE vel furnished bedroom -
West s'h
FOR KEST ln private home, we'll fur-
uiyhcd sleeping room. Il3 West I'm.
Maple F2t
SLLEPiNG room no private home for
lady employ ed. hfesk'lst and diuner;
C1l T.. 10Th
FOR EENT-"hpiy front bedroom.
With extra large closet; walking dis
Rnc" Walnu, 720.
. NlPELY furnished south front room IN
private family. reasonable. q Harri-
son
. NICELY furnished warm front sirep-
Ing room In modern brick Hat u
Fast 2ri ~. walnut 5u,S.
I FOR Rent o. steam hen'ed sleeping
. rooms. dtcllentiy furnished, 200 W.
9Th
| SMALL neat sleeping room. also house.
| Keeping fOom all new bedding 1904
/ W.st 4th Walnut 2sI2.
| FURNISHED sleeping room. modern
! home. Fair Grounds car line. ladies.
/ 81? 90. Maple i.3i-J. 100 r. sth.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished parlor
and bedroom with bath. 223 L. bth.
SUITE Of Housekeeping rooms. third
moor. also sleeping rooms 100 Har-
risoD
LOVELY furnished fronySroom. ~ W.
sth. walnut t'N
BvD ROOM for rent blocks from
sEiryiH. ~ brick building. ?l'4 Wcst
Ftfth
ONE large sleeping room. ad'oinlnc
betk, With clothes closet 80 a
week a0j west Chlckasaw.
WELL furnished rIa,nirs room TO per
! sou smnioyct prlynts home gtO
W 10Th Maple 1855.
ROOM for rent steam heat, private
family. iis2 y central
| CLOSE In. large. modern s'erniug room
for gentleman Walnut .6i'.
NICELY furnished room. close In. Wal
nut 1851,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28
J 4 uESTLEY,
cG Insurance Iady Oklahoma cy

Asst TD~ins, reliable concern -.
uuIipa srrTsl,s. ~ several good SAFE
mrn fuf Osihluni auI 1a,ns, straight
s1llp hrd "Hprntsr, good rhHnro fof
enhancement Appy m own hnndHti.
iuH giving Hge. brrfl'rcs and refer
'u~os n.I.. care OslAhoman
WASTI6 sir salsSmer - Jan I a.
write Industrial ordinary health ahd
h~cidcnt Insurance. with old line COM
Tany, 't7iHht sahfy and rnmmiHsion
rh'i. weekly 10 men vim HblIlO,
f1Ift ts sulo 10 furnish Nfsi- class ret
'frurr American National ltsIfan''
Go. 2r0 Baltimore EIlT
FDt u mlrs ralcsmsu ail furnish cnrs
and dfiysrr M special know t,lFe or
stt.fIrrHr required we iN"e sal'fs
men making from $50 10 no a week
Csll NJ i.0 W Reno
I.Nil.ST snl.rmsn wanted fof ou..h
Fuliinr SHE line meme fine welt shoes.
samples. IiOO ~ So. Z percent
Commission. w. mis- 'liy and Adllc'ui
towns Fof details write " X T.. Co.
s. lnnn AF" Grand Rapids. hich.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28
Statesmen WANTED

WE want several stock saissmsn VINO
viii hring results TO sell stock for
= factory proposition. which mRnufsc-
ture, goods sold every rr~ery store.
Capital city Mfg Co. 100 West Cali
fornla Ave oklahoma City. Okla.
sALEsMAN wANTED-,ws have hrs.
acreage, producing wells, are pay
Ing divldsnds, have permit from CAP.
iTAf. lssrEs COMMITTEr, We want
- raise funds TO drill Z wells at once
sells easy, liberal romn,ission; o-li
In psrson; proposition explained by
natl only when application 10 ae'
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
AOENTN ron
poi'BI .EHDAD OIL. 4 REFINING GO,
Insurance cBldg.. Oklahoma City. Okla.
wANrsbT ypEniENStb srESlAi;.
TERRIToR1e Low.PRlcEp OFFICE
NECEssITY, sALEMEN. .MAKlN1 lict
PER WEEK; NO ADVANCE AGENTS
WANTED; STRICTLY COMMISSION
AppRES6 B-sb1, OkLAHOMAN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28
HOIEL DIRFCIORY

TllE rEW AyON nnTEL, formerly
N, .OIih 'Ie hotel ~ \ IlnrVsy
tlb D'Tn bDIFm md ffmoddrisd hy
Hfs GOldbrfg formerly u the Terminal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28

WANTED--I0oni representative each
locality. We teach you REAL Lb'
TATE business; write Daw,on H,sl w..
tate Co, Blg Merchants National bank
iIldg.. Fort Smith. Ark
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28

FOR SALE Tor cash Household goods
for five rooms sale 10 bs heidi ] 10 I
p, m, Sunday, Dec. apth a Vsk W
ilst St, 0oods can b. seen u savaAce
n call Walnut ss7.
OVAL shape mahogany c(nIw tSylT
and small writing dssh, Maple yiN.L
NEW three piece living room ssitS; Ms.
bogany; mulberry velour uDholstSf1n0.
Walnut bS5t.J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS


CASH PAID for ladies and gents sec
urd- hand clothing walnut $500
SHOE. REPAIRING. 1919 West PARK
HIGHEST rriH,s paid Tor mems second
hHnd .Othirg. SHOES. gum, etc. Maple
"lt2 w'l rsil
w MY raR,. magazines. bottles
metal. auto TRES, Hlso mems cloth
ing shoes and furniture. walnut asa
HuYiNG duthes. furniture. junk Phone
Maple giss-J.
sLtuNb-HASD cio,hlng and shoes
E'utlrmin's HlgheFt prices. can Mr.
Marsh. walnut 92i vii call
THE Al IIvYER Of second hard cloth.
ing fhocs. haty. etc. Maple 1910
WANTED-Lc Location for hank whor.
there is none D-S: oblahoman
WILL MY BANK In small town also
hardware stock b-3l Oklhhor,an
WANTED TO BUy-Good seated top
buggy Call Maple 1919 Mrs Nichols.
ga We, Nobl.
TERRITORY open for Electric lrsoles.
guaranteed 20 keep your feet warm,
wnny children are making from y 10
So weekly selling this wonderful ~.
tlr invention IN their spare moments; (;
exclusive territory 90 real agents: sam
ple pair soc. any slEe; money back ~
dissatisfied Write today. Electric
Appliance Co. Sl1 OF Exchange Bldg Z.
Oklahoma city.
WANTED-F'sca agent 10 handle $50
600 worth ct stock We have an ss-
tNhlished business In Oklahofns city;
o. lHo five branch stores Md West Tire
a. RGbber Co. 80 Sorth broadway.
OKLAHOMA CITY Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28
HAY AND GRAIN

FOR SALE-ioo tons GOOD pYsirie haCs
Burr Handles, oksmah, Okla
FEED WANTED -Aifalfa, prairie. ~
Rhuu. ETC., In carload i0ts v0ly1
quote prices ouiek Addrsas kes uaass
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28
SALPSMEN WANTED
STOCK Sa,egmer
Attention

ws can use tgo M three mare toal
producers IN 'holce territory. Win live
Irads Hen who have lnsr'.',i prop.
sry have bought sud are good toost.
,s. rfop'.'y dc,slOpei parcel hy cop
nl Issues Committee See me- no once
a.. attainment ~ territory
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28
MALE HELP WANTED


LEARN automobile dflylns. only $40.
WA W., 49,, a. n,.,,,o, IA u..
lh, .hilttv 10 n,od,rr ,my,.di.ia n,Is,'
nos. wor. 10 Ia in tts lnisrnst Of Ths
Dniy nhinbomnn ,srrl,nry sini, ~
Oklabo,na roverlnu ,,iri roits ia a spe'
cinl assigned iaffIt0ry, musf hs abls 10
Furnish car Or conveyance This prop
ositlon " salary ana tSnVellns ssprnser.
rsrms nent proposition IN those who are
fhlc 10 make good, this pvnpo"','oD NUT
lo accepted Within the nest lev days
nnu,oX ~ wv w poan""
unl'W, nnnns'' uu"'" We ''s'"""'"
'''"S, ',"l'.,'''" ~
HJnp hunting wofh ffnln yourself End
nl3hllc School, l!lt y "ss,'fn-- ----
. -.-.
WAkTED--l0c representative sach
locality. we teach you NEhi. 70
tats CO. w Msfch"n.s N"uohA' DAM
p'p''' 'o' o"'"' NV
,,..,......,. .-..... .-..-.--,.. ....., ,--.--,
WANIED-,rheetmehl sWhf y, 900
"''A"'"" ''s'"' "N''
,'' ~. ',"" , .. ,
" i,En nsn,",'I ns ~, ,, "'s Htio
." ,'.''' '''' 100 '''
WAITED Any klhl ~ PIIh,'l Me-,
,io,', W. n, ,tit. p.IIv Nav, Cushing.
HLis
,,,..--....,r,-J.
"r, ,I.,n,n oo,i,Ion s,is,n"t.sd. treo mi
sloa o,rlninInx Write T,sss ljn rh.i
ro7esc nrllrs or Fort worh rs,ss
LEAKS ptcturc acting. The Lucio No.
ion r,,lnrs studio, offlco hours. 10
S u. m. start with new class. first
Mnr,l1y after Christina 123 and l2t
lll'l lmotr lildg nlSht clpHSeh. ih"ne
AHp.c ts3
SOLICITORS. men or women; no en-.
porience nscosnfy; liberal commits
slons and pfosprct Tor ndvnnremsnt
Call Ar h'bntlln. sol W. second.
WANTED
Experienced hous,-io-hou.e can
vhrsers SALARY only Apply Clty
N"tuh"o" "'"'h''' "H''''""'
,--........ .---.-..,. .y.----.----
WANTED combination soda dispenser
ana lunch mhn. lirrolds. lOs- w
Main
WANTED Truck driver for permanent
position Must furnish references and
bond. Call Walnut bbOJ after y. N.
WANT man fo+ nish, WORK In garage
Must he good driver broadway Gar.
age 4 Sales 60. 1911 n. broadway
WANT ut.t chs. .,itntnoliI, m,rhanle
Yfondway Uarax. A sales Co. 1911
N Uro.d~ay
lf,ys,.,,.s,,,,-...--.,. .-
h,t llhHH Wu.lsn. mMiI'I m~
Tv,,. m,t,.' ca nax "un "pnIn oL,, '' 'O''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28

A sSrA0 HOTEL
Men. We want you 10 i've with US
permanently; our prices win appeal TO
you, hot and cold water IN rooms
western Hotel a,o W. Main, walnut,
s0ta.J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28
SITUATIONS wANTED-nAIE

WAIT ifnyrllrR position fpf -four
mill, tfhriors ~ Nnired 'irts. im
e,poflerr" Afifsfs liOI lCs. ANA.
fillD. Tesar
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UBsCWPrioN RATES.
H. Mail, ore year ................St.. Is
by Msil one year with THE SUN
DAY okIAHONAN .............i7. So
BY agent. carrier or nswsboy,
cents q copy or 10 cents n week
In obi,homs City.
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES (eveningl
and DAILY OklAHOMAN tmorningl
u papers n week delivered by carrier
In utishons CITY and vicinity, per
All unsolicited manuscripts, letters
snd pictures sent In the Times are sent
al the risk Of tht owner The oklahoma
Publishing company expressly vrpudi.
stos any responsibility for their safe
custody or return.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28

WNNTTU
Experienced house toulouse can
vHnsers Salary only Apply CITY
Circulation Manager, Ohlnhoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28

WANTED -phestn.,Ai worker at good
wages Bcckman A. freed. Ohmul'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28

WANTED Combination soda dispenser
ana lunch mHn. IIrrolds, i0s. W.
Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28

okppM fsr Crochetsd Hug. M. ,ish,
,ssss ssd Ts~s ..! s,s:n s..n y 1884 W, '7'h OF
49,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28

5l6 w FlFTH-Twc rooms for house
Keeping, outside entrance. front and
back Walnut g061,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28

wANTfD-To buy. f1rHiture and rugs
for TO rooms; also bedding. linen
and dishes; get my prices before sell
ing Maple 296s-R
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28

LARGE modern suite Of housekeeping
rooms at 2l9 East 2ndi no children
Walnut ll?i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28

ONE large unfurnlshed room, suitable
for housekeeping. close In CAL Wal
nut 3i1t-J afternoons, between and g.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28

lTOP hunting wors fraln yourself pnd
work viii rerh you OhlahoSa Auto
mobile school isit N Westrrn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28
SITUATION WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIER

JlHT returned from Tho army. vas IN
motor Transport corp derifa en-
pluJmgnt ~ mechanics helper IN
garage cr truck driver. james a. VIII
lhms. GeAfy Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28

| WANTED Ueyls,rrcd drug clcrk G.
" Giles. Box 23l Duncan. okla
| NASTEp Any Kind of printer, wages
! $40 10 80 per week come. don't
phone Or write Daily News. Cushing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-28

EARN automobile dHylns, only so,
Iurbett, bib North Hudson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-24
QUINCY.

Quincy, Fla, July 2s.-Gadsden
county's bumper tobacco crop is
about harvested, only a few scattering
patches Of late sun tonacco yet to be
gathered. Farmers are beginning to
haul the tobacco to Quincy packing
houses and buyers are eager to pur-
chase this crep which is in such great
demand. Now that SO many laborers
are released from the tobacco fields,
the big paintings of sugar cane, peas.
peanuts and corn will be given much
needed cultivation. The recent rains,
breaking severe dry spell. will aid
old Gadsden in producing even more
than her usual amount of diversified
crops.
The little town of Hardaway is to be
the seat of the first peanut Oil mill in
the county. The contractor is at work
on it now and the mill will be large
enough to take care of all the nuts
grown in this part of the state.
On Sunday, at the usual morning
service hour, the dedication of a SER
vice flag for the Presbyterian church
occurred. The flag contains sixteen
stars, all members of the Quincy Pres
byterian church. 1t was an impress
sive occasion. The following program
was rendered:
Piano Prelude-Star Spangled Ban
ner
Carbohydrates God From Whom
All Blessings Flow.
Prayer-Lord's prayer in concert.
Glori Patri-Ho Go, The Father.
Son. Holy Ghost.
Hymn-Onward, Christian Soldiers.
Scripture-Pslam 103).
Prayer.
Hymn-The Son of God Goes Forth
to War.
Offertory.
solo--Lord Grant Us Peace. Miss
Hearin.
Statement regarding Service Flag.
Naming of the stars
Alexander Bruce, sc. d. Davis.
Alexander Davis. *Jay L. Hearin.
%John v. Lester. *Fred L. May, +Philip
s. May, Jr.. aJack McFarlin. scarce
Mitchell, *George Martin, alexander
Seabrooks. @Leroy Shaw. %John w.
Shaw, Jack d. yrieze, wallace w.
Wright.
Prayer of dedication.
Addresses. L. Watson, E. C.
Love, D. J. Blackwell.
Hymn-America.
Benediction.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-24
DR.. AND MISS MOFFETT
LEFT YESTERDAY
FOR PLEASANT VACATION

DIR. A. S. Moffett and daughter. Miss
Natalie c. Moffett, left yesterday for
Connersyille, Ind, where they will
spend some time visiting with DR..
Moffett's son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs t. T. Walker. They will be join
ed there by DR.. Moffett's daughter
and her husband. Rev. and Mrs. Craw-
ford Crenshaw, and four children, who
have been spending the last seven
and a half years doing missionary
work in Chinkiang, China, and are
now in the states on furlough.
From Connersville, DR.. Moffett will
go to Staunton. Va. to be the guest of
his brother, Mr.. r. NJ. Moffett and
other relatives and friends. Miss Nat
allie going to Louisville and Lebanon,
Ky to spend some time visiting with
friends and relatives. En- route home
Rev. and Miss Moffett will visit with
Rev. H. NJ Moffett at Huntsville.
Ala.
Rev. and Mrs. Crawford Crenshaw
will from ConnersviIle join Rev. Cren-
shaws family in Montreal, n. c.,
where they will spend the summer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-24
MINUTE-PRAYER
DAILY IN CITY

The custom of devoting one minute
each day to prayer and serious reflec-
ton on the war is to be observed in
Pensacola as it is in many other sec
tons of the country.
The idea of the War Angelus'' has
been adopted by international Rotary
and was endorsed by the local Rotary
club at yesterdays meeting. Presi-
dent Watson appointed Hunter Brown,
I. H. Aiken and ]. Frank Taylor a
committee to enlist the cooperation OF
the Chamber of Commerce, all en-
ployers and all residents of the city.
It is proposed to observe WAR An
geIus'' at II o'clock each day. ceasing
all work for period o. one minute,
which is to be devoted to prayer aud
meditation. 1t is proposed that the
church and fire bells shall toll and
factory whistles blow to announce the
Angelus each day, when all activities
are to be discontinued for a moment.
War Angelus is being observed in
many other cities and is said to prove
most Elective in bringing all of the
people to a realization of the serious
mes of the war.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-24
REUNION AT HOME OF
Mr.. AND MRS. GENTRY.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. e. G.
Gentry, sic East Strong street, was
the scene of a family reunion OF
brothers and sisters on July 18th, the
only reunion this family has had, hav-
ing been separated in early life.
A delightful day was spent and af-
ter a dinner consisting of all the sea-
sons choicest viands. those present
enjoyed motoring to the bay shore, the
attractions offered at Bayview and
seeing different points OF interest in
the city. Those spending the day 50
pleasantly were: Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Gent. 'frr. ]. w. Davis and two chill
dren. ~ and Inez, of Bogaiusa,
La; ri Is, y L. Billings and four sons,
Leo. Luther, Vernon and Willard, OF
Bogalusa. La: Mrs. Albert Glen Nc
David and children, Glen, Weaver,
Katherine and Anna Julia OF Century,
Fla: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gahan and Mr..
H. o. Savel, of city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-24
PATRIOTIC DANCE AT
LIBERTY INN LAST NIGHT.

delightful dance was enjoyed last
night at Liberty Inn from s to II
o'clock by about seventy-five couples
from civilian and service society.
The pavilion was artistical1y decor
ated, the idea of patriotism being car
ried out in color and design. The
Jazz band from the Navy Yard fur
nished the music and light refresh
ments were served during the evening.
The ladies chaperoning the dance
We're: Mrs. c. Wheat Mrs John
Wood. Mrs H H. D.Alemberte Mrs
Robert Haley, Mrs. D. Merritt Mrs.
w T. Smith, Mrs. Mum. Mrs. W. A
Durham and Mrs. Duncan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-24

Warren shifted at as a fake. There
was a copy OF the FIRST edition OF
Johnsons dictionary and some auto
graphed letters which ne inspected
with interest. There was also the
huge kettle in which they make the
famous beefsteak pie every Wednes-
day during the winter.
But to Helen the rooms themselves
appealed most. She loved the curious
windows and low, irregular ceilings.
Not so bad" commented Warren as
they came down. That's the first
edition of the dictionary all right
and it's worth a lot OF money"
Encouraged by this Helen yenthred
TO ask for one OF the booklets. Its
foolish. l know-but ! should like one
to take home"
Better have some postcards with
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-24
SERGEANT lISCHkOFF
HOME ON FURLOUCH.

Sergeant Leon n. Lischkoff arrived
Sunday from San Antonio, Texas, to
spend a weeks furlough with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Lischkoff,
SIS North Spring street. Sergeant
Lischkoff, who is in the aviation corps,
has numerous friends and relatives
here who extend to him the warmest
and most cordial welcome, regretting
that his time with them is So limited.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-24

The waiter had a glib and lengthy
answer for every question, facts and
dates concerning DR.. Johnon' life. rat
tied out with the readiness OF many
repetitions.
Comments From, Warren.
Then he brought out the booklets
which the women eagerly devoured
and afterwards bought. II was the
same waiter that Warren had SO rude
ly rebuffed. He was in his element
now.
"There-thats the type" growled
Warren. They're New England
school marrns,' all right. I'll bet on
that. Straight from Massachusetts.
makes you sick of tourists. Look at
them listening to that walters dope"
"Hush-sh, dear. they'll hear YOU
Don't care il they do"
Then as the women kept plying the
waiter with questions and talking
aloud about Johnson, Boswell and
Goldsmith, Warren grew more res
tive.
Say, there's plenty of places in
London where you can get good food
without having to listen to all this
slush," he fumed
Just then from the room back of
the bar a mandolin orchestra began to
play. At this Warren fairly snorted.
Mandolin orchestra in the Cheshire
Cheese. Great Scott. that's the limit"
Fortunately the waiter came up now
with their order. and Warrens atten-
ton was diverted and his wrath some
what appeased by the pigeon pie,
steaming hot and Drowned to the
turn.
IL sr%A
shifted apprcvingly.
That looks pretty good. But, by
George, they ought to give you good
food here If you put UP with
But Helen interrupted any further
TRADE against the place by asking:
Dear, can't I have smaller glass
for my ale. / can't drink it from this
big mug. I'd like another napkin"
for she spread hers on the bare table
under her plate.
Warren usually grumbled about her
wanting a lot of extras. but he was
now SO intent in exploring the con-
tents of the pigeon pie that he ordered
the napkin and glass without COM
ment.
That's a pigeon pie. for you--the
real thing. Can't get a decent meat
pie in New York. Don't know how TO
make 'em. Just try that crust"
One of the mandolin musicians now
came through carrying his hat in
which he jingled a few coins.
The Wrong Place.
The school teachers contributed
some coppers and then he paused a.
Wstrren's elbow. Warren glanced at
the extended hat and then up at the
man with a curt:
aWhat's that for?"
"The-music, sir" he stammered.
1.-The devil" rored Warren. How
much will you take to shut up and
get out ?'
But the man had discreetly disap-l
peared.
Under the benign influence of the
pigeon and the second mug or ale,
Warren gradually grew less churlish.
And by the time the toasted cheese
came on he was so genial that Helen
ventured a tentative:
Dear while we're here, we ought to
see it all. They might have some in
teresting things upstairs
'Oh, all right, We'll go UP IL you
want to. Come on, then, If we're go
ing. We want to beat those school
marms to it. I couldn't stand for
their comments
They climbed up the steep. dark
stairs to the quaint old rooms above.
There was a DIR. johnson desk which
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-24
ENTERTAINED WITH DANCE
At COUNTRY Club,

The officers OF the Aeronautic
school, after the lecture at the Coun-
try club last night. entertained with a
dance about a hundred and fifty
guests from to II o'clock. The music
was furnished by Fairchild's orches-
ira and light refreshments were served
during the evening.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-24
ENTERTAINED WITH
BIRTHDAY DINNER.

Mrs Thomas p. White. at her home.
922 North Ninth avenue. in honor OF
Mr. Whites birthday. entertained n
few friends yesterday evening at 8
o'clock with lovely six course dinner
The color scheme OF pink and green
was charmingiy carried out in the dec
orations. delightful evening spent
in games and music passed away all
too soon and the guests departed wish
ing Mr.. White many happy returns
OF the day.
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to take it, but finally consented. From
the very beginning it helped her, and
now she is entirely well, and telling
everybody how much good it has done
her. Mrs. w. d. WELLS, 226 North
Adams Street, Petersburg, Va.
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For special advice women arSasked to
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Co., Lynn, Mass. The result of forty
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HAS RETURNED HOME FROM
PANAMA CITY.

Mr.. Hugh McKinnon. who has been
spending some time in Panama City.
has returned. expecting to remain with
his mother, Mrs. r. NJ. McKinnon, at
her home on East Cervantes street.
Mr.. McKinnon has many friends in the
city who are delighted to know that
he will be here permanently.