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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-07
FAILED To KILL
OFF DANC|N c i,
50 R T 8 c n {
HEATED CHURCH ROW Ar
MI Sk0GEE CLOSES RY PAS
TOR STEPPING DOWN

Muskogee, Okla Dec Because he
could not stamp out dancing in his
church Rev F G Butler, pastor Of the
Central Baptist church at Galveston
street and Eastside boulevard tende.-
cd his resignation to his congrc cation
on Sunday night at the conclusion Of
his sermon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-07
Man S Letter Answered

bear Sir lA thc year l9l5, mon.a
If March. read in my neWspq1F
fccpe or prescription nnd huu ~
filled. as was in run down he.i.H
Ma was particularly nervous "ess
and worn ont. WAS deapvhNtA'
and unable 10 work part 0t ,s'
time. The medicine NJ onep q
riged my energy viii power aug
strength and have feH ilke iieM
man tmtli iua recently Lave V3'
fhe rc, Ire ana wvHil apPf'H''f
Your publishing u again for mS
benefit snd others needing suth
grand medicine 70 restore hehllh
Answer The prescription reiefien ~
Is herewith given Any well.s'oyheN
druggist can mix Il II really ls
wonderful strength giving t0nlr l"f
nerve broken men, and wumen, 700
Tinoturc Caaomene Comp. ........l ~
Comp Essence Cardiol -, ..-...'l ~
Comp Fluid iialmwOrt .....,,-...l ~
Conn Syrup Sarsnparilla t,.,td ~
Mix. Shake well and take yes,
spoonful before or after each meal ahp
one al bedtime for several weeks
DIR LEWIS BAKER
Note Gin this out and retain it. as
Il VIII not appear again.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-07
WHAT WILL THE LEGISLA-
TURE Do TO THE GOVERNOR?
Williams May Meet Same 0ppo-
sition - His Predecessors;
Patronage Gone. Friends
Desert

Oklahoma City, Dec What will
the legislature do to the governor
Is the question on the lips of those
who know the habits of governors
and legislatures.
II has been history in Oklahoma
that each governor has easily con-
trolled the legislature elected with
him and has had serious difficulties
with the body put in office two
years later, the off year in state pol
itics.
Governor Williams bids fair to be
wiser than either OF his two prede-
cessors just to this extent he will
not submit a long program for the
legislature to act upon ana thus lay
himself open to attack from all di-
rections.
When governor is elected his
undistributed patronage and the fact
that the same voters who marked
the cross by his name elected the
legislators contribute to his control
Of the first session in his admins
tration. Unsuccessful job hunters
and the men who fail to put through
desired bills rally round them
healthy anti administration faction
by the time ,he next regular session
rolls around.
Governor Haskell and Governor
Cruce both encountered the off
year legislative opposition Cruce to
greater degree than the first gov
erhor and both left office with but
small fraction of the prestige they
enjoyed when elected.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-07
PIPE NO BAR TO HEAVEN
Neither VIII Whist Keep a Woman
Out, Bishop Says

Sahna, Kan Dec because a man
smokes a pipe and a woman plays
whist does not prove they are not
Christians, and is not a bar to heaven,
declared Bishop Kephart of Kansas
City to Salina audience last night.
"Christianity is a growth from
Within" he said, "and finds its ex-
pressions in the inner life of the in :
diyidual"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-07

Headed for II
They had lost their way in their
new and expensive car.
There's sign, dear She said to
her husband, who had got out of the
ear and flashed his flashlight on the
board.
Are we on the right road?" she
asked
He read: TO the Poorhouse.'
Yes" he answered. We're on
the right road and we didn't know It.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-07

AL Simpson of Chiebsven, Me.
caught % Holsters in one trap and
Wac shew aMcrowned champion or the
Maine coast until John Ericsson, an
other Criehaven fisherman, few
days ago extracted 81 Holsters from
one trap.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-07
GERMANS NOW To
PAC|F FIC
WITH SUBMARINE
THUS WARNS BRITISH iD-
MlRAL BERESFORD, WHO
PLEADS FOR STRATEGY
(5ULLETIN)

Washington, Dec 7-WireIess mes
sages were sent TO all vessels In Pa.
cifle waters, warning them Of the
presence Of submarines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-07

Christmas at Kings
Racket Store will be the
same showing Of Beautiful
and Useful Presents for all
ages at prices from one cent
to es much as you care to
expend. a visit on your
round of Christmas shop
ping will be well repaid.
Toys Of all kinds, Games,
Express Wagons, Veloci-
pedes, Drums, Erector and
Tinke rToys, Chinaware.
Open at night.
Goods Delivered.
Tel. 638.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-07

Covers every rural route The
Daily Leader
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-14
The Jews and the War.

The facts which transpired at a
recent meeting in Edinburgh in aid
of the Jews, regarding the share
which Jews all over the world are
taking in the present war; are full of
interest The meeting, which was
presided over by Sir Colin G. Macrac.
was in aid of the Jewish people In
his opening remarks, Sir Colin dwelt
upon the debt which the world owed
to the Jews for the many great quail
tiles they had contributed to civili-
cation in the past. The report showed
that 100000 Jews were engaged in
! the war as soldiers in the field, and
that of these, 100000 were in the
forces of the allies.
These figures might not in them
selves be especially striking, or es-
pecially indicative of Jewish patriot
ism, if it were not for the facts with
which they are supplemented. In all
the belligerent countries, with the
exception of the United Kingdom, the
Jew, like the rest of his fellow-citi-
zens, would have no option in the
matter of obeying the summons to
the colors. The fact of his being in
the army of any one country in
large numbers would therefore indi-
cate nothing beyond this, that there
was a considerable Jewish population
in that country. All reports available
however, go to show that not only has
the Jew shown no desire to shirK his
duty, but that, by his eagerness and
bravery he has shown a devotion to
the interests Of his adopted country
Beyond praise This is all the more
remarkable inasmuch as the Jew, in
Russia, for instance, has been uni
fOrmly treated with harshne5s
many would be glad to forget, while
in France anti-Semitism is, or at any
rate was until the outbreak of the
war, definite political movement. In
the United Kingdom, Of course, the
loyalty of the Jew has been one Of
the most remarkable of the many re-
markable facts which the present war
has revealed. Speaking at Liverpool
in the early days Of the struggle, a
prominent Jewish pastor, in urging
loyalty on the part of the Jews to
the British empire, dwelt upon what
the Jews owed to the United King
dom. Many of us, he said, our faith
ers, hailed from lands where we
were denied the elemental rights of
a human being. Here we found
home, and freedom, and all avenues
Of life and livelihood open to us,
It is for us to prove that we can
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-14
Advertising Ardmore.

The definite plans for the summer
campaign for trade extension and the
refund of railroad fares to out of
town shoppers are now ready for sub
mission to the business men of the
city and if carried out, it is the opinion
Of the board of directors of the Bust
ness Mems Association that ArdmOre
will be put on the map during the
coming twelve months more conspicu-
ously than ever in her history
Walter S. Gilbert and George Hen
ley have given their entire time this
past week to map out the campaign
which provides for its progressiyeness,
resources and possibilities. The cam
paign viii cover an enlarged territory
and embraces not only the interest
Of the shoppers in the territory, but
also the subsidiary interests of Ard
more and all that might be promoted
to encourage its growth and develop
ment.
1t also embraces the fair, which is
to be held in Ardmore in September,
and in this connection carries as its
slogan 100000 visitors to Ardmore's
Fair" which will be not "One" of the
best, but the" best county fair in the
state
The securing of state conventions
and the attendance to state conven-
tons in other cities is in the propa-
ganda and, last but not least, TO con
vert every citizen of Ardmore into a
booster for the city.
in planning the details of the cam
paign, the cost will be insignificant to
each business man, and for that rea-
son a strenuous effort is to be made
Monday to see every business man in
the city and secure his attendance at
the meeting Monday night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-14
OIL and GAS NEWS

The Dundee Crystal, in 4-4-3 is spud.
ding
is $40 feet deep.
The Dundee on the Richards in 9-4-3,
No II is 400 feet deep.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-14

live also and make sacrifices where
necessary.
1t is just this that the jew has
proved in the present war, not only
in the United Kingdom, where he
has ranked on level with any other
of his fellow-citizens, and where men
of his race and religion have occupied
the highest offices in the land, but
in other lands also, where alike rights
and office We're denied him.-Chrls-
tian Science Monitor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-14

Gypsy on Co. IS Rigging up on n
|, Bowers farm, in section 1924.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-14
y = q 3. 8. = :: u y = .: q y y = q
u STREET STORIES II
. . y :. :: :: ;; !; 3. 5: It - :! :; 3! s!

Wilson Newman has begun work on
some gas heaters which will be eN-
hibited at the oklahoma State Fair
this fall. The patented burner in
vented in this city by Mr.. Lewis
has proven a winner, and some fancy
fronts will be added in brass and
bronze to the heaters that will be
exhibited.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-14
improvements at sanitarium.

Ed c. Jerman, representing the
General Electric company and the
Scheidel Western X-Ray company Of
Chicago, is installing some new equip
ment in the X-Ray laboratory at the
Hardy sanitarium this week This
new equipment brings this laboratory
up-to-date with the most powerful
and rapid equipment in use at this
time. With it, practically instantan-
eous N-Ray plates may be made Of
any part of the body
One of the interesting features is
the work with the alimentary tract
The entire tract is shown on the
plates from time to time during the
progress of a special meal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-14
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND GAS
LEASE

State Of oklahoma, County of Car
ter, IS. In the County Court
Notice is hereby given that | will
offer for sale under a prior order of
the county court of Carter County,
oklahoma, under date of May 8, 1916.
an oil and gas lease upon the lands of
my ward, Christine Il. Bennett more
particularly described as follows:
The SWl of NWi, and SW4 OF NW4
of NW4 of Sec 16, Township 4 south,
Range west containing 90 acres
at 10 o'clock a. m, on the 18th day Of
May 1916, at the County Court House,
Ardmore oklahoma. Said sale to be
made to the highest bidder.
set THOMAS BENNETT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-14
Wanted 10 Sell.

New oil field buggy, new set of har
ness and team of horses, four and five
years old. For price inquire Of Joe
Lathrop, PA A street. S. w. Phone
525. 14-1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-14
Try the "Sanatory Method"

See f. f. Guillot, houses and lots
for sale in all parts of the city at
attractive prices 1i-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-14
PAY YOUR OCCUPATION TAX

All occupation taxes become due
May 1st and will be delinquent after
May Is, 1916. Please call and settle
at once and save unnecessary costs.
w. S. FORREST,
City Bookkeeper and Collector
2S-1Ot
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-14

Palm Beach Suits cleaned and
pressed 80 cents. Tom l.. Wilkes.
Phone 2O2.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-14

Soldiers call corned beef willie"
but we don't see how they can eat it.
after speaking harshly of it like that.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-14

Lot 1OOX145, 12th avenue west \
street, northwest $500
r. T. GUILLOT
14-3 No. 9 \. Washington
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-14

Parker Printing Company
Is still at the same old stand ready
for business and soIicits your patron
age. MRS. Nj. ]. PARKER.
14-1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08
Pleasures Past.

Mr. " a. Ashton entertained Win an
Informal afternoon Thursday ir honor
II Mrs " 4 stephens NJ Buffalo NN"'
who 81. the guest ~ her sister. Mr.
Fruk " Canton The afternoon "af
,p,rt mo-, pleasantly followed by a
d..n'y luncheon MI Alice Aiki-son ~
Wn1ahr. hi,. T'y,s. Vho IL visiting Mr.,
Elmer I. Fulton. vl' among Ne guests
from ult NJ th' "itN
Tl. educational md rhiiputhfouir 'Um-
mite, ~ IN. go, Federation ~ Nnm"n's
.iub. entertained with p silver toe Thurs
IB, afternoon ~ 'b, huW' ~ Mt e y.
Punk. \ ]urur-Iuu ~ 'lncs md Niol'ts
ds,k'i tho pleasant apartments. and the
tea tahl, hid r. central decoration NJ a
isrg. bowl ~ NiUl"'S Mrs e l. lrish-
srty. tho federation president and Mrs..
u VI pinl presided nt the table nrt
assisting iu the hpspii1litl"s W"r" Mm'.
GuihIurs Walker. 4 \ N~h'ryuh,. "
a. Hyinsii. iulu y, 'l, u'i- D',fs and
Ntlph 3 THROWN Nh. N'c"lN tud Mis-
rpuiiu. NlHf''rb, gave 10 musical pfu.
gfsm ~ intervals throughout th' after.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08
announcements

NJ usn lirs Inland NJ iun Wrst seven.
ivvnih street announce thr rrGpurw'ri
IT h,s daughter. uvlrra. tu Nf iN a.
bernstein The Wedding will mot rr U,lr.
tfaivd until faii Mics uitsfhi,nd n q
hsrmins brunette With n voice " son
drtfui brsu,l. which is \" 10y ~ hri
ttirnis. Shc as y student w voice NJ
the Cincinnati C~ursatvatut, " Music and
also IN New YORK CIV NJ bernstein e
With the nl lnN~s,mcn, company ~ this
city. having cnnte here i've yrafs
W. ttlrs hisrd and Miss Hifs hlsni vii
br st home 20 theft ftisrds SUNDAY AZ
trfnnon ifnu ) 20 Z O'Clock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08

y,.,u ,r,u ,o vt,h Nts Edwin Ruth
Won NJ so, NortL uivl Hr.cl
" " " ,
\ most 'nJ"}n'l" lni"i'n'l pl"F''" W
music wa lhe 'in'"'h''n' 81 'n' "',"
u',H o. ,ng ''o"l ,,"," 40, 49,.
WaoJm,nr, vho Ind also mr. guests
,I,,cs Gn1ry, ucur,tt + q GUl IanI.
II Al F,rI ,,J A. u Inr,tt Mrs l.
II rr,,,, ,,,o ,., r.,I,r,. md Mrs
~ ,vYoin,b ,I,no rur,bcr. mt hos
. ''t,r mandolin nuuhcrs
,.,"r flov,, cnntc.t Mn. Homer
] Wnlon received d boN NJ statlour ,
rinph fr,rr rh, hostess wa assisted n
serving d luncheon hv Mrs. 1uru'.. Npril
20 Mrs Iloncr + WukIu viii entertain
tho rlub
u A
Tn. a. ana A. rr,rh,t ,lnh ans enter.
| ,,iI,,d , ',,',., T.. v,a g T. Smith.
,h. had Ill.,. .,,Ii.d Mn ed tones
w, "a. a,c,,,, ,,rI M turuAs Tor
a., cnv,crs s,,t \lrs T. Fisher wa
,,,.Iy'I and u,,.r s,mpatny expressed
tn, Mr.. {, pnl,rI whose mother died
~" "r a. ,u',m ~. ,n,runon nn.
/ .n,rt vph p,aIlcwork and music 10,
/ Mines 4 r. Sparks robert Pearson
and 4 Wildmnn The .Iun plate va.
rrcs,rI,l tp tho hostr,s who wus ~.
.i.trd In carving Dy her daughter. Mis-.
ul.i, smith The next meeting. Ayri
IN wuI h., with Mira 4 /. Spulks
",. Ls,,as
tn" Modern 'r'''i'"a " W.. n
WIN NJ. d ru,.s, rhc ,u.r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08
Bells.

The many friends In The clt, of Mr.
J l. Lyons. secretary ~ state. will hc
Interested IN U~ news ~ his marriage
this evening ~ Mr. Ncts nakrf ~ king
fisher The wedding will b. celebrated
quietly Al nsllss. and after a hfici we'd.
dins journey NJ Lyon sil btinr his
bride 10 this city 10 their residence ~
ins IVES, Twelfth street. where ihsy viii
b. ~ home ~ their friends
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08
Culture Clubs.

chapter T. = y ~ met rnuraiat win
NJ. y \ Ilum feature uf ils pU
,rnoun Wa t plrl.luu tain u, Ma. A.
- W,hhrr Ut Wrvnht. the correspond
inr srrtrtar, of m, stand chapter Wrt
Il y Randall la,U u ,~l,vefl, written
paper IN \ Mountain Tcmplc IN china
Mrs I y Mahan save . vocal solo Ad.
dluonal guests VI tho afternoon wcr,
Mines. J. T. slaughter and e. u sir.
kcshN ~ Chapter NC. and Mmos. 4 s. -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08
Organizations.

Tn, Daughters ~ the American R'vn-
luton will have its regular session Wed
nesdny afternoon with Mrs Joseph
IIu,kins M the L"' liuOknS
A. n y
Circl, NJ tho haywood pfeFbtt'ri1u
church viii give a ten with a silver ~
,,rlrg Tuesday afternoon from 2 20 %
O'clock ~ the home NJ hrs CLAUDE"
March ~ l2u t.nst Tenth street.
- y .
Tn, Daughters Of the Republic NJ Ter
gs were entertained Friday afternoon at
~, home of Miss Helen l"dhettcr Mrs
Arthur H. Goisslrr, the president cav"
r. tribute "a the sterling qualities ~ Judge
d. J. webb. NJ san Antonio, Texas. Who
lost hi life In the recent fire at Ia,
Country club Of that city. Judge Webb
was FOR many yoart the legal adviser oi
the Daughters NJ Texas. and had done
much ior tho organization, the members
~ which feel deeply hi loss Th'
Daughters of san Antonio Will hold me.
mortal services ~ his grave san Jacln.
tu day Resolutions ot sympnth, wcf'
passed hN this chapter 10 h, cent To Mrr
, webb \ donation NJ So wa made to th'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08
At the Gard ~icoieS.

,Ir. Hmm o. liHff..rou entertained
100. ROYAL Hr'iro ,iUh FRIDAY H','fu"'.
with MINES g. y Kemp. u'u.' btfa'
and Mfs Blanche Garland "l ~
Reno u. rur.is inpN f.n'"a H"r" made"
nl Mo. plrhn, Pratt ard Mrs M'rd"Hfn
The ,Iub viii meet next Thursday "I'1
Mo Luin"f Jun"
- = -
Me lame. Ruudr' FH r",'
Tnur.d,. 20 the ON. u'Ilur. Er.g
Luu,h,ou ,Iub Mm's ,rlI, Nu.Nr
craig Dl.I rHuuDf OF -,r Francisco
Marion splitter. e. Nn hrdg' 81 "
Row ,r. HUd I'rf Jaime. .'r. iiitlUrH'
pIl,,rs with 'hr club momh.rs Mm'-
. vs. Hu'rhinr end NuWliu made mo
nigh scores Tine club yil b. entertained
r'It Thuf.ds, by Mrs charles Gu'tn.
snu
> y .
Mrs ~ u strong had with N, mem.
her. NJ tho ~ Scnh club THURSDAY
MINES 4 U Silver. J " Cary ana lee
tplliru'' Nrs Darwin Malone mti' tho
high scpfp The club viii %" entertained
300 two weeks with q luncheon ~ M"
Stit,lu when Mines carol i0suO'. 'nfl
Cruuingsf Hui v " Nycr' vll be- host.
s-a
= y
Nfs T " Gerard WIS Uust's. IfiiU.
go the 'ot,ri" Hrtdsc club Mrs Walter
lfpp PLAYING NJ, suhsii'uic hand Mfs \
" iiRIJk. Who made the high score U'
the afternoon viii be- hostess 10 the clul
r'Nt Thursdhl
Mr and Ms ghnfist Lnihtrim On.
jsrtsined the = - g. club Friday eve.
Mn at their HON, ~ 1906. Linv 90.
boulevard NEh scores were mad" n,
Mr. - VI tf''rlsrk and Mt J ! RAJ
lev \ IylsUiahi' luncheon wHs served bl
,h' close " me evening IN, club vi
meet In tvu weeks with MI and Mrs
IT, l. Smith
Mmcs lohr Hone and e Fred Cnn.
man made The tpp score Rt thv m-otin,
~ m. ThutsinN Auction club With Mrs
C. r lockwood Additional guests p
tho afternoon we've Mrs y " srcd-kyf
who received the guest favor. and Nj.
\. 4 2inn and Mr- - y Harrison Tn
club will meet ncu Thursday with Mf'
" " s,dirt
Mics NuTl, Ch-ffy hsd with fhs mem
hers ~ the a. r club Tisrrit,. NJ.
Elizabeth Pension, and Mis- Ann
CiAgur N Irttsu,ld. Ind md NJ.
Howard TuWusiry NrF james n Sulln
way made The 'np syut' MI yhsfl,
isff viii entertain tho iub iu tv
weeks
b, = - 4
Mt IS y fs,ss entertained thr Aur,ir
club Friday. having also sE guests Nmr.
Mrttiu Gai-s. " \ Dreamer. e. N ~,
Yer and Miss Iiisa Alien itish s.uf,
we're made nv Nmys " 2 Wallace an
Gates The riuh will meet neat itIip
with Nit John ~ Harrison
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08

nte suff'fcrs Of Paris T,Nl. A. Vol
a. donations NJ ,.uthiuf \ vote 90 ih1nkr
was Liy.n the ,oWWitt'. Whu N'r" ~
charge of the recent annual banquet.
the member. uoiug MINES Tom 'nwd"u
! H. Mcknight. John Howard Payne
claude iiull and Nj. Helen l'dh'ti'r
Arrangements were made for celebrating
san Jncinto dny here uu Nvrl 81 ih'
!lst falling On Good Friday POI ''l-.
.hration viii b. NJ th' humy nj Mn. John
Howard Pam, The study taken up this
year H. Prominent T'Sns Women AMI
Mr. CoWd'u gave Ju account nj 'h' NE
NJ Mrs Margaret k,r Brown who
came To- Texas 100 1875 puI saved man,
i've In The ,uN it Us h'r kuuNl'ig"
uf m.ii,In" and suig.fl i,f som john
N'ur, UruNu hHH written . hisiof, 81.
thu tate ~ T,,u 'lfs Dr,Sslcr told
ui Alfs William ! Eussyil. who when
strife brok, uui between TvNrs nnh
Mexico. ~ her husband. ''p'fin Russell
was called io o., front. nodded bullets
for him. me ~ which vu. the fret hui
let fired %, the frSiA colony against
Mexico. In June 1882 She WIS the
mother NJ judge S'ilwrl Russell. who's"
death occurred here 70 year nru The
musical program included vocal mum
hers hy Miss IumnlmHs McNdHmr. the
little daughter M Mr. q - NrNdhms.
Miss I..dh,ttrr. and piano selections o.,
Miss ppuliu, Roberts Miss lrdhritvi VIZ.
assisted w s,fNinr delicious i,'f,shmcut.
10, Nits,a Euh,rl, rul S,ii, Anderson.
The uighsuhuol PATRON club met
Thursda, ~ th' school utn.rfn elect.
- fur M, next 1rtf N'tu president.
Mrs " VI Mufris Vice president. Mr.
~ \ duncan. suufpirN. Mrs ! y
rurlv. treasurer. Mrs claude T. Hrua.
lrl delegate ~ tho federation. Mrs "
y l.. brown Mr. " J Thompson
gave u tnlt ON M, needs ~ n restroom
for rirlH. and 10 musical pfUVt1m VA
given during the .uyi,l hour D., M,
school ofuhostp and ~, boy. md rI,ls
rl.r cluh
y q y
The rpsi N,ifun club wa NEE; Mon
IN, AZ $50 u'rlpyk With Mrs ,ttc,
sutton AZ III Nutth nfradW,, Tn,
assistant hosi'sscs viii b. Mines ] T
Wghlcy. Harry Clcgrtn. = " First
Sarah Walker and y \ Cottrvil
= y
Tho results N the penny carnival gi,
en- ~ tho Emerson school FROM ~ :,
iu O'Clock Friday Wa b mui uf sliS z.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08
HAPPINESS

when Nc have learned that happiness
IN ~ ourselves u willing pnyt,
I'll, slbtil s%om'thinE In the mind
That watt, t. cheer the troubled
Whom $50 nave earned TINT wealth md
show
Hnvc vnurht 90 dp with giving joy.
Thcn whl PIN sopnF b. King
And living pu.rcd or all alto,
"rh not the lovelt nor the crown
Nor II th. nos, omr titled name.
I'll not cmulument no, pelf.
nor r,rh estate nor living fame
Tint Fi,os the %l,plano-s We eek
ur LIuEH 'he puro cIutcuuucut
ought
TITS only showing Toss T. m
The heart w''I cheerful. Wholesome
Thought
Thluk ul,nps A. lh, golden. glow
That blooms beside Your snug abode.
And take no thought OF sitting weed
That gr,"s along ~. iust' r11d
Let IN iN' pcncc shu' ont the thought
~ SURFING trouble that nuno.
AND 'coD. gouf heart 10 cultivate
The fragrant huit NJ peace and los
1urn buck the hrghlirr curse, i'nrost'
Sro1rgo ever yuiuuily the snake
That seeks 10 sinh r., poisoned fang
within your heart of Discord's scnko
Keen ont the blight let I'm tho sun
And l. arm how IL puiness viii grow
II only }ou will give n room
To nl 'our heat With golden glow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08
stt... .I.tt''s
FAVoRiTe RECIPES.


Three tIbl'HlpOniI's Of flour,
three t1hirtpuonfuls NJ butter.
three cgpr. one cup of milk and
one cup NJ grated American
cheese. Salt and pepper 10 taStr
Moll the butter and ftir IN ihr
flour smoothly Ada milk and stir
until n bolls cook three minutes
ana stir In thr Yrii'd cheese ana
the well beaten yolts ~ the Eggs
season ana foli I'M the rtitny beat
en- whites of ilc egg Turn into
u bni'ofbd dish md hHko Unity
miuli,s In the oven. and serve
Immediately
Mrs William t. clayton.
i2i West sixteenth ST.