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New-York tribune., 1919-10-14
Going On To-day
DAY

The Aquarium. Admission free.
metropolitan Museum Of At. Admission
American Museum of Natural History.
Admission free.
New York Geological Park Admission
american Museum OF Safety Admission.
Van Cortlandt Park Museum. Admission
Convention. American Gas Association.
Hotel Pennsylvania, 10 d. N. and Z
Meeting, United Daughters OF the conteo-
=, eracy, Hotel Astor. 1880 a. m
Board meeting, New York City Fedora
ton of Womens Clubs. Hotel Assor
Meeting, Middle States Show Wholesalers
Association. Hotel Astor, 10 a IN.
Conference, the New York Board of Trade
a. IN.
Lunchson nal.s., and meeting, Uptown Club; ;
Uptown Club, II East Forty fifth Street,
Luncheon; the New York Electrical League,
. Hotel McAlpin, 1880 p.
Meelins, Ainerican Legion Hotel Penn
sylvaniG.
Luncheon. National Association Ladies'
Hatters, Hotel McAlpin 1870 p. IN.
Meeting. Daus OF Pennsylvania. Wal
Nsa, noff, ,ii,,t ASTORIA tor !, Hotel p m. ~
Meeting, Unity School of Christianity no
Meeting, New York and New Jersey Live
stock Association, Hotel NIcAlpln.
p. m.
Meeting, New York City Undertahers, No
tel McAlpin. go o. III.
Mee ing. Mctaphy hysieal institute, Hotel
McAlpin, p. m. and p. m.
Study Day, The Theatre Club, Inc. Hotel
Meeting, Society for Political Study Hotel
Astor p. ~.
Meeting. Stage Chitdren's Fund Hotel AS
tor. D.
Opening of the new Barge Canal Terminal
at Pier 6. East River, p. m
Meeting, First Panel Sherihs Jury, Wal
dorf Astoria Hotel. p. N.
EVENING
Dinner Drygoods Alliance. Hotel McA!pin.
Meeting, Bias Binding manufacturers Ho-
tel McAlpin, p
Meeting, Honnaz Embroidery, Hotel Nc
Alpin p. III.
Dinner, Sphinx Club Bainbridge Colby will
speak, Waldorf Astoria Hotel. p. N.
Meeting, Marine Insurance Club, Waldorf
Astoria Hotel, y. m
Meeting. Maryland Society. Waldorf-AA~
tora Hotel, p.
Meeting, Greater New York Lace Associa-
tlon. Hotel McAIpin, $ p: n.
Meeting. Coopcrs Board OK Trade, Hotel
Nc Alpin. p
Meeting, Pi Delta. pl Delta Chapter Hotel
McA pin. p III.
Mass meeting, American Labor Party of
Greater New York, Central Opera House.
205 East Sixty-seventh Street. p.
Meeting, the Aeronautical Society of
America, Engineering Societies Building.
30 West Thirty ninth Street p. IN.
Meeting, the New York Society OF Ac
countanls and Bookkeepcrs, H. Ely
Goldsmith will speak on "Preliminary
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BOYS
AND YOUNG MEN

BOYS AND YOUNG; MEN WHO
NENT POSITIONS WITH i FAST
GROWING MERCANTILE or
GANlZAT1ON: WE " AVE \
NCMBER or VACANCIES Ar
TIL TIME WHICH OFFER
t.-L : LENT oPPO RTTNITIES
VACANCIES ARE FOR PACK
ERS, ORDER FIILEPS An y
STOCK BONS
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Humidity
Other PEOPLES Weather

Other Peoples Weather
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.--Pressure is high
over the Eastern states, relatively high and
rising over the Far Northwest and low over
the plains states and the southern Rocky
mountain and southern plateau regions
1nls pressure distribution is attended by
mantle OF clouds. which covers practically all
districts east of the Rocky Mountains. and
during the last twenty-four hours there were
showers showers in the south Atlantic states, the
Gulf states. Tennessee Arkansas, the plains
sIs1tes ana the north Rocky Mountain region
~ Low temperatures and frosts were recorded
tuesday in the Atlantic states north of Vir-
gina, IN the upper Ohio Valley and the re-
gion of the Great Lakes. Cooler weather
mas also oversprcad the Carolinas and north
ern Georgia. while the weather has become
warmer IN the southern Rocky Mountain re-
glon, the Mississippi Valley and the region
Of the Great Lakes
The outlook is for cloudy weather, with
showers. IN virtually all districts east of the
Mississippi River during the next thirtv-s;x
to forty-cight hours although the vyeathcr
will be fnir Tuesday in the north Atlantic
states. Temperatures will rise Tuesday In
the middle Atlantic and New England states,
tne lower lake region. the Ohio Valley, Ten
ncssee, North Georgia and the Carolinas. 1t
will fall Wednesday in the upper lake region
Forecasts for Special Districts.-Southern
New England and Eastern New York-Partly
cloudy and warmer Tuesday Wednes day.
showers.
Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Delaware-Cloudy and somewhat warmer
Tuesday. probably followed by showers Tues
day night and on Wednesday.
Western pennsylvania and Western New
showers Tuesday afternoon and night and on
Wednesday.
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statesmen

1r I7r,u YOU WOULD LEARN or A pRoPo-
4 4 PRoPosiTioN FRAMED BY 4
SALESMAN FOR Statesmen; a PROPo-
SlriON YOU CAN PRESENT TO ANY
ONE; NOT TOO SMALL FOR THE BIG
FELLOW NOR TOO LARGE FOR THE
We ARE a LARGE FINANCIAL OR
SANITATION. AND WILL OFFER EX-
CEPTloNAI. OPPORTUNITY TO SALES
MEN OF CHARACTER AND PEP.
WE WILL SELECT SALES MANAGERS
FROM MEN ABLE TO MAKE GOOD
SUCr POSITIONS WILL MEAN FINAN-
ciAI. {, 4 -. lMDEPENDENCE FOR LIFE: OUR
TION SHOULD APPEAL TO INSURANCE
MEN, SPECIALITY sALEsMEN. OR
TnLIIGENTLY T tn ,IE WITH h., DETERM1NA- I1'
sTRUCT AND DEMONsTRATD TO
statesmen HOW TO CLOSE ON FIRST
INTERVIEW: OUR METHOD APPLIED
WORKS POSITIVELY AND ASSURES
PERMANENT PROFITABLE ASSOCIA-
TIoN; A FRANK DESCRIPTION OF
YOUR ABILITIES AND EXPERIENCE
WILL ASSURE INTERVIEW
WRITE BOX a 39l TRIBUNE, OR
CALL BEEkMAN 1884 FOR APPOINT
MENT
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Steamer. Amoran. Galveston: Gulf Queen.

New York ~~s
PORT EADs. Oct 1s.-Arrived: Steam.
ers Ceiba lHond), Ceiba: Excelsior Ha-
yana yans p Harald lLs' lNor2; Prosreso; Honduras
Singara, Port Arthur; Orion. New YorS !:
Rama, Kingston. Jamaica SURNAME. Port
Barrios. Sailed: Steamers Agawam HUH
EEngland' dM,a. BTabans. Port Lobos. Mexico:
Imperator tNor). omoa via Port cortes: !:
Lake Grandon: Hull, England: Miner
tNor). Vera Cruz via Tampico: Mendo
elmo Gin ~ rSNor1. Tampico: yumuri. Progreso
schooner ASDie 9 s $ WaiAer Wal lSA1rsysa New Yesi
for Machias. Sailed: Schooners Charles
II. Klinck from New York for Rockland
Annie B. Mitchell, from New York for
Bangor.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 1s.-Arrived:
Steamers Los Angeles, Balboa; Koyei
SAVANNAH. Ga. Oct. ls.-Arrived:
Steamers Sestri UtalD. Genoa via Balti-
more: Cretan. Baltimore. Sailed: Steamers
City Of Augusta. Boston; Howard, Jack
sonville.
TAMPA. Oct 1s. --2Arrived, Steamer
Chamblee, New York; schooner Anna N.
Hudson, Cienfuegos.
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CLERKS

n >
he New York Telephone
'ompany desires TO engage It
uu-n1er Of young ladies from
u to 70 years OF age for per
manent positions in its Ac-
counting Offices.
Exprricncc is no. nccessal'y.
az tn" work is easily learned
and all new employees arc
gwen thorough Instructions b.
women supervisors.
The hours are from 70 r.
with one hour for lunch ana
haif day on Saturdays.
The working conditions and
surroundi are excellent
Ngnt. well ventilated Offices.
sanitary lunch rooms, comfort
ably rest rooms. etc.
The salary OF $li per weeH
FOR beginners IS increared at
The end OF the second month.
and increabrH arc given a.
frequent intervals thereafter.
The opportuni,ics for adj
yanccrncnt to higher paid po-
s!tions are unlimited.
Applications for these post
tions may be made cithcr in
person or by letter TO Nirs NJ
A. kerwin. Room BOZ. %
Church street. Kew York City.
A. 5S7 Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-14
FOREIGN PORTS

49, AMSTERDAM. Oct. s:-sailed: Steamer
Kambangan (Dutch), Sydney. c. B.
ANTWERP, Oct. s.-Sailed: Steamer
West Pool New York.
BARBADOS. Oct. s.-Sailed. Steamer
Crofton Hall (from New York;. Buenos
Ayres.
CALLAO. Oct. 11.--Arrived. Steamer
Joan of Arc, San Francisco.
City OF Manila (Br.). New York.
DUNNET HEAD, Oct. l1.-Passed
Steamers Bueland (Nor), Boston for
Kopervik; Newa (Dan.). Newport News
for Korsoer.
FALMOUTH, Oct. 12.--Arrived: Steam
ers Aledo, New York for Antwerp: WoyacA,
Baltimore for Rotterdam.
r.. HALIFAX. n. s. Oct 11:-Arrtveds
Steamers Canadian Volunteer (Br.), New
foundland; 18th. Belgic (Br.). Liverpool
(and later sailed for New York;; Coban
(Br), Sydney. c. B.; Corunna (Br.),
Gadsden, Cuba; lmperoyal (Br.). Quebec,
l2th Arranmoor (Br). Glasgow; Inver.
heath (Br.). Philadelphia.
KOBE, Oct. 8.-Sailed Steamer Empress
or Asia (Br.), Vancouver. Arrived: eth
steamer Suwa Maru (Jap), Tacoma etc. !:
9Th, steamer Protesilaus Ijr.). Seattle for
Hongkong.
For additional shipping news see
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HELP WANTED MALE


ADVERTISING MAN FOR
PROMINENT CLOAK AND
SUIT HOUSE, WHOLESALE
ONLY, WHO is DESTROYS
OF DOING OVER $1,0OO,OOO
BUSINESS A n n u A l. l. Y
THROUGH ADVERTISING ;
MAN WHO HAS HAD PRE-
VIOUS EXPERIENCE IN
THIS LINE, KINDLY RE-
PLY; ALL COMMUNICA-
TION CON FID E. INITIAL.
WRIT E ADVERTISING
MAN." SUITE 1902, 40
WEST 4OTH.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-14
HELP WANTED MALE

REED WORKERS WANTED
flrst class reed workers wanted; highest
wages. Ideal working conditions in modern
factory no labor trouble. Address Sturgs
Steel Go-Cart Co. Sturgls. Michigan.
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E'8RALMAN;&|lk|

Review OF 1919 Federal and State Tax
alton" Hotel Imperial. SIS o. m.
Meeting, the Harlem board of Trade, 290
Lenox Avenue, p.
Anericanizaton meeting, auspices Mayors
Committee on Relief and Reconstruction,
Seward Park
New-York tribune., 1919-10-14

S AL E S MAN, WHO HAS
S T'RON NG FOLLOWING
WITH THE E XPOR T
TRADE, TO SELL: LADIES'
COATS, SUITS, WAISTS,
DRESSES AND SKIRTS, ON
COMMISSION OR SALARY,
OR BOTH. A. L., ROOM 1902,
11O w. 4OTH.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-14
SALESMAN

A real opportunity for a
real salesman is open with
a large sales organization
whose men are now earn
ing $50 to 5000 per week.
Speedy advancement and
a life position for an eff
cient man; references re-
quired. Call 1904 Singer
Building.
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SURROGATES' NOTICEA
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In pursuuIhe of an order &C Hon. John
r. Cohalan. a Surrogate Of the Co.nty OF
New York. notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Herman W.
Braun, late OF the County of New York
deceased. to present the same with vouch j.
ers thereof to the subscribers at their
place OF transacting business at the otfice
OF Rounds, Hatch. Dillingham; Debe
yose, No. 90 Cedar Street. in the Boroug h
OF Manhattan. City OF New York. on or
before the 18th day OF February next
Dated New York. August 9th, 1919
HEDWIG BRAUN.
THEODORE c. WEYGANDT
ROUNDS. HATCH. DILLINGHAM; g.
DEREVOlSE, Attorneys for Executors
62 Cedar Street Borough of Manhattan.
New York City.
PLATKY. LEON-1N PURSUANCE OF
oroer OF Honorable John z. Cohalan.
q Surrogate OF the County OF New York
Notice Is hereby given to all pe.sons hav-
ing claims against Leon Flatky. .ate OF this
County OF New York. deceased. to prese r
the same with vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber. at the Office of Whitesida a
Btryker. her attorneys at No. 81 William
tho City of New York. State OF New York
on or before tho l3th day of November
l91v. next.
Dated. New York. the 1ath day OF May
ANNIE PLATKr. Adninia,ratrix
WHITESlDD a. STRYkMK. Attorneys
for Administratr!S. Ortlc~ and p o.
Address, 81 william street Borourh
sf Manhattan. Now York City.
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BOOKKEEPERS

BOOKKEEPERS
A large retail estab-
lishment requires the
services of several eX-
perienced Bookkeepers
on charge. customers
ledgers. .s~
Several adjusters to
handle correspondence
IN conn &c tiOn with
charge customers ac-
counts.
Apply, giving full par
ticulars, to "Bookkeep-
er," 2O9 Gable Building.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-14

highest. 60 degrees (at S p. rn) lowest,
% TAT $50 a. NJ: average. SO; average
same date last year, 65; average same date
for thirty-three years, 81.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-14
HELP WANTED FEMALE

BOOKKEEPERS
A large retail estab-
lishment requires the
services Of several ex-
perienced Bookkeepers
on charge customers
ledgers.
ALSO
Several adjustcrs to
handle correspondence
in Onnec tiOn with
charge customers ac~
counts.
Apply, giving full par
ticulars, to "Bookkeep-
er," 209 Gable Building.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-14

Local. oficiaI Record.--The following Of
nciai record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours, in comparison with
the corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-14

AGENTS, experience. to sell our new tele-
phone intensifier. "Baryphone"; new
proposition with unlimited field: good
commissions. Voelbehr g. Brede. III West
<2d ct.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-14
Weather Report

49, NJ Iises uo a m. Sun sets. 80. 6 :19 pm.
''Aooii rises. ~: :4z pm Moon seta .12 :43 p. M
New-York tribune., 1919-10-14

Local Forecast-Partly cloudy and warmer
to-day; tomorrow showers moderate south
Winds
New-York tribune., 1919-10-14
Trunks

BIG BARGAlNS.-New and used wa rdrobA
trunks. sos 9Th ave. bet. 30th-31st sts.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-14

wANTED-FACTORY RE-.
Built TIRES ARE IN GREAT DE
MAND; ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION SUB
MlTTED UPON APPLICATION: ESTI-
MATED COMMISSIONS ABOUT 500
WEEk.Y TO START: TERRITORY AS
SIGNED MEN WHO CAN PRODUCE
ONLY HtSTLERS NEED APPLY EAST
NAN RUBBER WORKS. INC, 2l3 WEST
40TfI ST, NEW YORK
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C1a sified Advertisin
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
MISS AIN.O SEUDERLING
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
2O19 5th Ave-. Cor. 125th St.
NEW YORK CITY.
Telephone 4474 Harlem.
ALL KINDS OF FIRST
CLASS HELP OF ALL
NATIONALITIES,
MALE AND FEMALE.
HIGHEST REFERENCES
FURNISHED.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
COOK, waitress and chamberrnaid; three
ratio; best references; city. Miss ShauFh-
hcssy's Agency, $50 Sixth Av
last pace; city preferred; house or apart
,nenf. Miss Sheas Agency 6 East 4lst at
Murray Hill 6774. ~
COOk-Young, neat, capable woman: ex
nofaSersS SeaTs Arsncy Hsst ss Me- Miss
hoor. Telephone Ss47 Murray Hill.
CHAMBERMAID, first class. excellent ref
Fourth Av., Slst st. 7''
t!onaliy ,neat; excellent references;
Guy Martha Golfers Agency. Asst Fourth
Av., 31st ST. 'A
CooR.-uGood nSo-,'js", family cook and baker;
=. economical; ssra,t m1derate wages; personal
Te1srshces To'rth Martha Mar Golfers Agency. 457
i -
COOK-Expcrlenced; well recommended
55l5 " -''A st. fhohe harlem
DREsSMAKER, by day; refined: experienced
most desirable; city only Miss Mason,s
Agency 1ai West 42d st. Bryant 1888. AS''' .
DRESSMAKER; out by day or at home.
2l7 West 10Th st. Schuyler 7494.
ENGLISH. Protestant light houseworlT,
small family, good cook, neat, reliable;
references. Martha Golfers Agency, 457
Fourth Av., Slst st.
GOVERNESS French; teach piano.
physical culture; entire care OF child over
four; most desirable: $65 Miss Sheu's
Agency, E. tlst st. Murray Hill s774.
uousEwoRKE city; references
55l5 'o"e 'i"i'eih
&,
=, ehtlre charge OF young infant; city fam
ly; s65-$7O, unqualified recommendations.
e. Mss liofmayer's Agency, 10 East 4sd
LADY's MAID young irish gi.,; excellent
,nvSrs years city rsfersnce ,ne r.. Miss Hoi
Iciephone S9f7 Murray Hill.
cooks days out; very capable: 90: civ
preferred. Miss Shea's Agency. r. 4lst
St Murray Hill 677.
LAUNDRESS. first class, four years ex-
Shaug ghnessy's Agency, $50 sixth Av
MOTHER and daughter, cook, nurse. ex-
Hraa,, re.lent ass Isfsrenses , Miss FtzGerald's
NURSE. young, hospital trained excellent
o. references. Miss FltzGerald's Bureau,
NURSE, take 2 children, exceptional ref
~. erences. Miss t'it4Gcralds Bureau se6
PARLORMAID or chambermaid; expert
s5s snce1 sounk mss irlsh EIrl; city family; $50.
Nast 40 St, Cd floor. Telephone S947 Muir
ray Hill.
S1STERS;-cook, $50; waitress chamber
mac, mao, 900 apartment preferred; young.
East 41st st Murray Hill 677a.
SECRETARIAL position ny cultured wom
an for home OF elderly couple or wid-
over; would assist supervision household
or children; town or country: vicinity Of
New York City or Philadelphia NJ VIII
liams l27 West 18th St
SWEDISH AMERICAN as managing
housekeeper for bachelors apartment
house; excellent references. Colonial Emp.
Agency, % w 42d ct.
MATTRESS, young Swcde, where parlor-
. maid is en- ployed; city family; $6O-s65.
E., Miss 3ofinayer's Agency, 10 East 43d
St, 3d floor. Telephone s947 Murray ltul
WAITRESS AND CIAMBERMAID: ref
erences Agency, II East 125th St.
Phone HARLEM 55l5.
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AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION. SIC
Guiding machine for state examination until
license secured. B. NJ. Co.. 1913 Lexington
ave tss;h).
LEARN TO BE A CHAUF FEUR.-pleas-
snt and profitable work; DAY and even
jnr classes Send for free booklet and
VISITORS pass. West Side Y. NJ. c. A. 317
West 57th 81.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-14
Furniture
Loans
Mems Clothing

Ave buy gentlenen's discarded clothing,
business suits overcoats. fur-lined coats.
full dress, Tuxedos, pants. shoes Of every
description positively pay more than Others.
Gail, write or phone. Meyer A-srowitz. 443
7th ave. Greeley 1925.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-14

STOCK AND BOND Statesmen
II you have had actual experience in
selling the security of commercial dis
count company we can place yop on our
force, and by careful cooperation and cir-
cuiarHing assist YOU In making a very
profitable income by selling the security OF
credit finance company now increasing
IT'S working capital to s2,0OO.000. Attrac-
tive yield to- investors. We prefer gentle
Connections experienced in this line and
unquestionable character: we are we'll es-
tahllshed and making money and have
prominent persons interested in the COM
pany as officers. directors and investors
See Sherwood Hodson, with Clarence Hodson
& Co. brokers, established 1893, Room 6l7,
26 Cortlanqt ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-14

STOCK AND BOND, WITH
- Cl.IENTELE PREFERRED; OPPOR-
.IUNITY FOR MANAGERIAL POSITION
IO THOSE QUALIFYING: PERMANENT
AND PROFITABLE CONNECTIONS; EX-
Z = l4LENT OFFICE COOPERATION.
POINTMENT SUITE 20, is W. 34rH ST
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HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION

ARE YOU DISSATISFIED
with Present Conditions or Worrying
About Your Future?
II you are in doubt about yourself, see
MR.. BLUMENTHAL
The Scientific Vocational Expert.
Bureau of Vocational Guidance
East 44th st. Murray Hill 272324
New-York tribune., 1919-10-14

For additional shipping news see
page sixteen.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-14
Safes

SOLD AND Ex-
changed. Acme Safe Co. 2lS Centre
Street. New York. Phone Canal sSS5-1S7.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Miscellaneous

NEW YORK MARINE SCALERS co,
Friscia & Cntaldo. Contamination
cleaned. Tanks scnled and cemented and
Fire Room work. For particular informa-
tion communicate with Telephone. Canal
1851: Once. l.o Elizabeth st, N. Y City.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-14
BUSINESS CARDS
Antiques
ANTIQUE. SHOP

33 Lexington Ave. bet. "3d and e4th SIS
Antique ana old Colonial Furniture
bought and sold VIII also buy, and pay
highest cash for. artificial Teeth. Write,
call or phone Cramercy 1425.
!. TEITELHAJ NJ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-27

So II Dad want. you to do anything 60
ahead with my blessing ! can't even
invite YOU 10 meet nSo me for din.
nef, for I've got an engagement that ]
can't get out Of
with an ar, editor. ] suppose"
The words snapped out almost with.
out my own yoltion. The next moment
! would have given much 10 have re-.
called them But tn memory OF the
tine when Dicky had made an excuse
OF engagements with art editors" 10
cover other engagements TO which he
knew ] would object was still with me
had been stirred by the old hateful
phrase.
YES, with an art editor, Worden, OF
Tarpen's," Dlcky replied belligerently
What OF ~"
The tone. the words, we're brusque.
rude. but ! didn't resent them. Indeed,
! felt that | had in some measure de.
served them tried to make amends
Absolutely nothing" laughed, try
ing 10 turn the incident off lightly
And can do whatever father wishes
with a clear conscience"
looked a, my father questioningly.
lie smiled at me indulgently.
Why | ain feeling so much better
that | thought | should like to escort
YOU Oh an outing! haven't had the
honor III long time, almost never. III
fact"
There was a quayer in his voice that
reminded me OF his long search for
me. the daughter, who had been lost
to him for so many years. He had
spoken truly We had had very few
outings together, yet 10 accompany
him anywhere was a rare treat The
QueStet.' OF Broadway was con-
noisseur OF delights, an epicure oi
food Any affair OF which he was hos,
was sure 10 be perfectly appointed to
bc full OF rare zeN
How wonderful, iathefl" exclaim
ed sincerely. II shall love to 60. What
time do YOU want to s,ar?"
I'D like to make a day OF il il you
don't mind" he said, his thin face
flushed like a boys. Il thought ~
might 60 in for luncheon at" hs
named one OF the most exclusive
restaurants in the city. go to . mat.
inee OF that play you spoke OF th'
other day--in fact ! have the tickets
dine wherever you choose, and then Il
you are tired. come home. II no,
choose whatever you would like to do
! It's rather special day with me; il
fact. I'm celebrating"
He didn't explain further. | saw
Dioky cast quick glance at him
recognized in my mother-in-law's gar
4 shrewd conjecture as to his meaning
| For myself. ! didn't dare to hop
what might be meant by his word.
and the elaborate costly day he ha,
planned, a day such as knew tn
presen, state Of his finances did no
warrant.
u (Copyright)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-27
|ARMERS TO Be
RESTRICTED IN
SHIPPING wheat
all Director 10 Prevent Con-
geStion Of Lines,

WASHINGTON May N.-Pe,mits
II the shipment OF grain from inte-
pr markets will be used by the rail-
nd administration this year to con-
pl the movement OF the mammoth
lrveN which Is Just being harvested,
Problems involved in the transpor-
ton Of .D0W0.0W bushels OF wheat,
K yield estimated by the department
agriculture have been under con-
ieratiou for weeks by Director Cen
l Hines.
II was apparent that unless some
fthod of restriction waS devised
nge,tion which might paralyze thu
tion's transportation facilities was
ssiblc when the farmers. eager 10
Rrket their wheat as quickly as pos
Die under the standard price guaran-
(. began to pour the crop into the
teries Of trade. After consultation
IN leading grain men in the west
d officials OF the food grain corpo-
tioii. the director general decided
at a permi, system similar 10 that in
feet during the freight congestion
last year would be the best solution
the problem.
Machinery for the operation OF the
stem. is now being worked out at
& railroad administration.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-27
Little
Boy Blue
Blouses, sc

Boy Blue bIouses ars sead
exclusively at Ksrrs In Okla.
homa City. The agency wss
recently given to Us. The man
ufacturers, in order 10 give
Little Boy Blue Blousss .
"send-off" with hurrah ~
eclat have shipssd - ~
particular group 70 cell = -
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