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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-05
GREEK MINISTER'S
GIVE UP POSITIONS

ATHENS. oct S-CNia londonl-
King Constantine presided over the
crown council held at the palace 10
consider written opinion OF the >ltua
tion submitted BY each munster TO
which the ministers resignation wa,
appended 90 he accepted IN case the
opinions were unsatisfactory 10 The
monarch
The minister OF the interior, loucas
RouiaS. the minister ut communica
t,ons, lySandre kaitandjoglou, and
the minister OF Justice, NJ Noktopoulos.
opposed Greecc'S enty into the war
The king promptly accepted the res.
lgnation ul the entire mln,Stf, Tor the
purpose ct forming a national war cab.
me, which will include three oi the
adhctent, oi cN Premier Ncnirclos
Demetr,oS Diamantidis. minister "a,
communications in the \cniirlos cab
met, was called tn the palace To adj
wise the King respecting the Nenitel,,,s
Ia be chosen The former president ol
the chamber, Constantine Iav,tsano
aud the former minister ct the interior.
NJ ~kaiandatiS, are under runsideta
ton m addition to NJ Diamlntidi,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-05
DON'T HAVE
GRAY HAIR
It's Unnecessary - Q-Ban Darkens II
Evenly-No Dye.

No matter how gray your hair. pre-
maturely gray, faded, blcached, streak
ed with gray. all YOU need TO do IS to
shampoo YOU hair and scalp once 4
day with Q-Ban Hair Color Res,orer
This u a very pleasant experience, and
after a few applications you will be de-
lighted to see all your gray hair gradu
ally turn to an even beautiful dark
shade, Q-Ban acts on roots, making
hair and scalp healthy, restoring the col
~ glands SO all your gray hair is ma
urally darkcned and cntrrc head OF hair
becomes soft, fluffy. long thick and OF
such an even beautiful. soft dark shad~
me- one could tell YOU had used q Ban
Also stops dandruii and falling HAIR.
leaving your hair fascinating and
abundant, without even a trace OF gray
showing. Sold on money back guaran-
tee. Soc for a big hottie at Wcstfalr ,
Drug Store. Oklahoma City Okla. Out.
OF town folks supplied by mail ADJ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-05
ZEPPELIN RAIDS
LONDON WILL
NOT Be STOPPED
Continued for Effect on Ger
mans, Says Lord Derby

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-05
Healthy Skin
DEPENDS ON KIDNEYS.

The Skin and the iutc,lmcs. which
work together with the kidneys 10 throw
out the polsons OF the body do a part
OF the work. but a clean body and a
healthy one depends nm the kidney, II
the kidney, are clogpcd with toxic po,,
uus. YOU suffer from stiffness, IN the
kuN, Va the morning un arising your
JOINT, seem rusty YOU may have rhcu
matte pains, pam m the back ,lll neck,
headaches. sometime, swollen feet ur
neuralgia pain, all due to the uric
acid or toxic poiSons m the blood lhi,
is the time To go to the nearest drug
store and simply obtain a Soc package
oi "Anuric." the discovery uf Dr. Pierce
OF Buffalo. y V Then drink a cup oi
hot water before meal, with am "\nu
ir Tablet and notice the gratifying
result Nj,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-05
Cured His RUPTURE

Was hHdl, iuptured white lfting n trunk
several years ago Doctors said my orly
hope of eur. was an operation Trussos ala
me no good. Finally | got hold ~ some
thing that quickly and completely cured
me. Wears have passed and tho rupture
has not returned. although au doing
hard work A. n carpenter 1h.,. ua. .Y
operation. no lost time 80 trouble usr.
nothing to sell, hut viii give fuii iufuruH.
suon about how YOU may frd 70 complete
cure without operation. n YOU vrif. 90 fu-
Eugene NJ Pulleu, Carpenter. 1A..' Marcel
lur Avenue. MnuhrqUan. y !. Nrftpr ,ut
out this motto" and show II 10 any others
who are rup'ured YOU may save ~ life or
ct least stop the misery 81 ruptur" Aud tho
worry and danger ~ an operation ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-05

w ava, nom. Nj. p'iI,v .,.u,.. n,,.
" ruIow one SUNSHINE J., b., .,II
o. %p,s. Ian, T,,g 49,. '
muskrnt lad, hnu.,tr,r., '
% shall not be- away yrr, long Will
cop,, KEN i' ~ az vt't ''N WIN
Then Won an, rni r,.,r r,a, ,l.J
the muskr,t L,J,
40 onl, ltsf across. u, ,.lIs Z
want ia sr. bo, tr, lU,.iryt r... .,
doing for soon D. VuI H.. linn, t.r y..
ntrl, squirrel friends Iohrri, and HIIr.
Bush'tail To- ro-ruirrug dur'r even c,.
poet 60 have Hu adventure uu fhr vls
'uh, ! do hop Sou Nty, SOM, IlrN '
exclaimed Nur>' Ifu' 'nr we'll shr knew
how { mel" Niggl' 'N,I adventure
Wei. don't expect TO- hr St.i
again But YOU just wait trd sro what
happens
Alour over the fields 'hl' w'r" now
turning brown went the bunny uuul. n
was the %hcpirniUg OF nll DrI winter
wus not thr OF But 10 was Veg. mice,
and pleasant
Pretty soon luci, NlggilN heard from
behind some bushes some voices talking
~ am glad To meet YOU SOMEONE,
said
That's Alice N'hhlcwohh'o the duck
girl, I'm sure. said the bunny rabbit.
II wonder who 10 rs she b.. $50 glad to
meet
Then. hc heard another voice SAYING
We'll. I'm glad go meet SOU. lw sure
: did not expect tu see such FRIENDLY foi,
90 soon after moving into p new plu,,
These are my little boys and girls an
tell YOU their names
well. this IS funny exclaimed the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-05

$50" which best m your litlc hry aud
gin kIii"us, Who it seems. have just had
their tails cui of
Il avn vcrl SORRY TOR 'hcm.' wen, OH
Nr LoUTctts, but think the brown
cat tails viii be- AN right IN HURRY
aud get Nurse JANE with her needle.
tn'nhl" and thread and she and lr.
luS-uW can sew them ON and
wait "a minute Wait u minute, n vow
pleas" said the Cat lady what rs ~
nl about and why do YOU bring me these
eat tails
ITO put ON Your little cots IN place Of
M, tails thc> have lost. said Uncle
phllir'u I saw Chat none ~ them had ,
tail and
laughed the ca, b,dy Neither have T.
and she stood ny showing just a tiny
stump We are Mann cats she went
ON. and none OF us has q tail. any NOR,
than guinea pigs have tails. We never
had tails, We never expect TO have any
and We don't want any
Bless my %lllypop'' exclaimed Uncle
NIggilN ~ thought surely Your chtl-
dreu's tails had been cut or
Tho cat lady laughed
"N6' irilcod. she San BuI n was
very Kind NJ YOU t0 think OF sewing th,
brown 'ot-iail' on my little kittens.
'hrrh Won
Then unrlc vigil, laughed and suor
he and the ManN kittens were iollN good
friends and the Mann cats played with
Tummic. Joic and kittle Kat.
So Uncle WiEgtl, had his advcutur,
after nll and N the goldfish doesn't ttk,
the rprllosiick 20 ser, the parrots ytr.
urt with I'm tell YOU next about Irol,
NlrrllN and thc wooden alligator
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-05

McNIENIIR . Okla Oklahoma
City va, selected a, the mex, meeting
place OF the Oklahoma grand lodge oi
.Odd Fellows. $. y ~wimmc OF Tall
h,ua va, elected grand master and NJ
B Cope OF Fl Reno grand warden The
RcbckahS elected Mrs. Viola Cri>lcr OF
McAlrSter, president Mr., Mary West
OF Oklahoma Cts vice president and
Mr., Lille VI Huuno of Euucy,,llc.
grand warden.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-05

WASHINGTON Users OF gasoline
W-rc warned by the bureau of mine.
that ,pccitlc gravity g., not q .a'>taD-
tory baSi, for the purchase OF ga,o.
Mnc-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-05

The Young lad, acr,,, the way say,
She saw tu tine paper that ordinary
SKIM milk contains 4udnt'lc, of pro.
ten, hu' She understand, they're pres.
cn' IN large number, M every health,
body and don't hurt YOU a particle a,
long a, your general condition j., good
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-05
Kick In

We are taking up a collection To shoe
win h Barefoot cf Whitewater Wi,
before the snow flies Luke Mtlukt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-05

WASHINGTON Tea, containing
artificial colorIug matter have become
almost a negligible quantity IN rm
ports, the supervising Inspector Of teas
reported TO the treasury Department. 20
day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-05
How About lt2

George Digs, the Marion DIudN un
dcrtakcr, want, the job OF bury,np all
dcfuuct club members Luke Mclukt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-05

WASHINGTON-No effort will be
made TO raise the cruiser Memphis.
wrecked in a tropical storm at Santo
Domingo City recently
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-05

NEW YORK Representatives OF
the United State, forestry service and
several national organization, inter
o,tcd m the conservation Of wild fowl
and game have united in An effort 10
have big game IN the national park,
and forest, throughout the countr,
protected by the federal government
SIOUX FALLS. $ D. Reception,
by South Dakota crowds Wednesday
sent the prohibition national campaign
crs back into their work IN tins state
today with renewed vigor The meet
lng here last nigh, was one of the
largest of the entire tour South Da.
kuta and Iowa cite, were on today,
schedule
CHICAGO The womeu's Hughes
campaign party on lts arrival here TO.
day found Chicago women prepared
with an elaborate plan OF entertain
mcut An automobile parade from the
railway station tO the hotel where the
party i, to be entertained was followed
by a luncheon
WASHINGTON Waste hemlock
tan bark remaining after the tannio is
extracted is being used by many mills
to replace between ~ and 30 percent
ot expensive rag stock ordinarily used
IN the manufacture OF felt roofing by
a method developed IN the laboratory
ot the federal forest service.
PITTSBURGH - The American
Steel and Wire company today com
pletcd a deal for SlONOO0 by which its
entire fleet ol steel river bargcS were
sold TO the Aluminium company OF
America Tor its ST Louis plant
NEW ORLEANS City Health
Commissioner O'Rcilly announced that
the death rate in New Orlcan, Tor Sep
TENDER, 1870 a thousand, was the low
est IN 100 years, as Tar back a, record,
are available
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-05

KANSAS CITY MAJOR William
Warner. former United State, ,cna
tor Is dead.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
VIRGINIA VALLEY HOUNDS
TIE IN TRIALS FOR 500,
Dogs. Considered Among Hest in Coun-
try. Perform Rrilliantly-Stage
Another Trial December q.

WINCHESTER. VA. December .
One of the biggest sporting events In
hunting circles east and west OF the
Blue Ridge Mountains took place "A
day or two ago at belmont" the
large estate OF Edward b. Mclean. in
Loudoun County, when two couples OF
hounds from three of the best packs in
the United states competed for II purse
OF $1,000 but after n long hunt the
match was declared a draw. 1t will
he run again, however. in the Middle
burg country on December O.
The trial was the outcome OF an en-
thusiastic discussion during the re-
cent Warrenton Hunt Club race meet
between Edward b. Mclean. Louis
Garth. of charlottesville, and Louis
Leith. OF the MiddleburG Hunt, as to
the merits of not only their respective
packs. but OF some OF their individual
dogs. In order to decide the questions
at issue in Il sportsmanlike manner. a
purse OF sl.500 is said TO have been
made up and conditions under which
the trials was TO take place were ar
ranged. The conditions called for two
couples OF hounds from each pack, to
DE hunted together as one pack, and
their respective merits judged only by
their performance in the field
me judges selected to make the
awards were Courtland Smith and
Alec Humphrey. Included in the cou-
pies which contested were some OF the
hest-known dogs in the hunting world.
ana especially noteworthy was the dog,
sam Gordon. owned by Mr. Mclean.
winch has never been beaten in any
trials in which he was shown. and
but recently won a clean first at all
inc trials for foXhounds held I'm Ken
lucky. Mr.. Leith and Mr. Garth also
showed dogs famous in their respec-
tive hunting countries.
MT Mclean offered his Belmont es-
'ate as an available place to hold the
trial. as both it AMI that of his neigh
Dor. judge Harmon. We're well stocked
win toNes who have led the packs
many merry and exciting chase His
nHer was accepted. and after n LARGE
NUM- breakfast at which Mr.. and Mrs
Mci.eah were hosts. the trial tool,
placc. " developed quite early i'm the
gay mat he hounds were unusunllv
wei matched. hut the hunt was con.
tihued in the hope OF arriving nj q
decision. Finally. late in the altar
noon. the Judges admitted they could
no' arrive at decision and would ASK
Tor another run. which will he starnd
near Middieourg on December O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
Tigers Wish Spiders
to Play Off Tie Game

Richmond possibly mny witness
one more football Enne this season.
Richmond College and Hnmpdrn-
Sidney probably will play OF the
the game will be staged hnd not
been determined Inst night.
Az soon AK the game WYNN over mt
UrOHd street Pnrk yesterday after
noon Dr. II. Tucker GrnhRm. Of
IInmpdcn-Sidncy,t clcEruphed Conch
Rernicr the result md advised him
to wire q challenge to the Spider
management if he wished to play
on the tie.
Over the long Distance telephone
last might Coach Bcrnicr Informed
The Times-Dispntch that all of his
men were very anxious to play the
Eame. but that ne thought the con-
test should he staged on neutral
burg or Blackstone. He snid this
did isn't mean he refused to play In
Hichm0nd. but that he thought
Hnnipden- Sidney would he placed Mt
II disadvantage should the game be
Captain Bcrtrnm Robins. Of the
Spiders. WINS Informed of the chnI-
IenGc that Will be forwarded to-
dry. according to Coach BernIer, md
said he would be glnd to play the
athletic authorities at Richmond
College would offer no objections,
particularly II the contest WINS
HtnEed In Hrond street Park.
President Graham pointed ont
that the Tigers examinations begin
shortly, md that n Enme Saturday
would work hardship on the play
crs In their exams. He desired to
zee the Gamc staged on Wednesday
or Thursdny, but recognized tho fact
that II probably would he ,yitnessed
by smaller crowd than II played
on Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
JOHN MARSHALL WINS
FROM ROANOKE HIGH
Best.Coached Eleven Seen in Magic
City Has Little Trouble With
Roanoke Team.
LONG RUNS BY LOCAL BOYS
Devine Scores Three Times, Once
After Fifty-Three.Yard Hike-Core
Romps Fifty-F'ive Yards for
Touchdown.
Especial to The Times nisnntch |

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ROANOKE, VA, December BY
defeating Roanoke High School here
this afternoon. 33 to 10. John Marshall
High School, Of Richmond. became the
football champions of the western sec
ton OF the State and may play John
Maury High School. OF Norfolk. for the
State championship.
BY bunglinE plays. Roanoke High
gave John Marshall two touchdouns
which possibly would not have been
made otherwise. Roanoke scored first
when the ball was advanced TO the
twenty fvc-yard line by line pung-
ing. and Captain Gettle kicked goal for
three points. Gcttle also scored the
first touchdown for Roanoke by smash
ing through tho line.
For John Marshall. Captain John
Core. Terry Dcvine. Riggs. and Todd
starred. Cores work at quarter was
tho best seen here this season.
1t was very evident that tho Mar
shallitcs were the best coached team
that has played here. Both in Of
fensive and defensive work they held
Roanoke almost at will.
Early in the first period Captain
core ran fifty-iiv yards down the field
with the ball to the two-yard line.
Then he plunged through center for =
touchdown. and then kicked goal
\ few minutes later Dcvinc broke
through Roanokes line and ran fifty
three yards to a touchdown. Again in
the second period he received a for
ward pass and scored He scored
again in the same period after run
ming twenty yards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
MAJOR LEAGUERS GET PAY
IN FULL IF HURT ON FIELD
New Contract Makes This Provision
Does Not Prevent Threatened strike,
ReAerve Clause To lie Retained

CHICAGO. ILL. December 2.-Baseall
players in the American and National
Leagues. il injured on the field. will
receive their salaries H.. full until the
EXPIRATION O. ,heir contract, according
To new form of contract adopted here
tonight - special meeting OF the
National Bas"cail Commission.
nder the cit contract. club owners
were obliged TO ray injured player,
only for fifteen days
While the meeting was held behind
closed doors and members Of the com
mission declined to discuss the pro-
posed changes. B. b. johnson, presi-
dent of the American League. an
nounced that the preliminary draft of
the new contract is fair. he believes, to
both players and owners
II was int;mated that the document
does not c%.template the prevention of
any threatened strike of players. hut
does make changes OF more or less
technical character to meet new CON
ditions arising with the termina ton of
the recent baseball war. Persons in
touch with the situation expected that
the reserve clause would be retained
but changed to suit the new condi-
tons.
several minor matters also were be-
fore the commission. Those included
the settlement Of ella inns against ma
jor and minor league clubs and the
passing on the rights OF clubs TO play
ers' services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
Arrange Schedules for
CUNTS To-Morrow

Definite plans for the IocnI b,.
kefhnii srn-On will he mnde to-mor-
r"" night md a schedule probably
VIII he adopted when repre.entn-
lives OF the ten teams that will
compete under the ruieS or the
Richmond Amateur Athletic Fedr-
ration meet In the MctIll Cntboli.
Union mt o'clock.
The committee. combating Of
Mrhsrs. Nnnllurt,n, Evans und
Niles. have arranged for the Nc
or the }. VI. 4. A. and lIct:iu aoor.
Tor tive nights Il week, enabling
enrh tenn In the leagues to pIn,
twice week. Play probably will
he staged at the Y. VI. e. A. on
Monday and Wednesday nights md
at the McGiiI Catholic Union on
Tuesday. Wednesday and Saturday
nlEhts.
Mcssrs. Alli-nn. Patterson md
He'll. tho committee on schcduIe.
have completed tentative drnft
of the scason schedule and Will
submit II AT the meeting Tomorrow
night. Managers OF each OF the
ten teams or their representatives.
have heen asked to attend, that all
preliminary detailn may he made
at this gathering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

The Branch trophy. tho silver cup
which is played for annually by tho
champion golfers of the HERMITAGE
Country Club and thu Country club
OF Virginia. Will spend another year
in the Country Club of Virginia and
another golfer from the Country club
OF Virginia will have his name en-
graved on the trophy.
This WAS made possible yesterday
afternoon when Douglas Cali defeated
William Wallace in their final cirh
iecn-hole match for the golf cham
pionship OF the city.
Call won the match on the eleventh
mole, when he stood S up and II
play. The match was decided bv tn.
score OF this round. and that OF tn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
ATTORNEY GENERALS SON
GETS SHENANDOAH LETTER
Awarded Monogram OF VIrgInin Will
tnry school After Its Most Succens-
ful SeusOn,

WINCHESTER, VA, December g
The shenandoah Valley Academy foot
ball team closed its most successful,
season Thursday by defeating Ran.
do'ph- Macon Academy. Of Front Roval.
Va, 30 to o. The Cadets comDletclv
outnlayed their rivals in all depart
ments Of the game; 4 big parade was
held before and after the game and a
dance was given ut night in the gym
nasium.
Letters were awarded by Major
Bruce Bentley TO the following: Can.
tain Peyton. Charlestown, w Va: w.
3: Rreckenridgc and J. II. Taylor. Win
chester: r. j. McCullagh. JT., and j IT.
Koch. Wheeling. W. Va: w. II. Cal
houn. Erica. Va: w. +. Jones Denver.
Col; T.. r. Washington and T. l.. Stimp-
son. WASHINGTON. u. c.: G.. l. DavissoI.
Crawford. w Va: W. r. Hurrisom,
Boyce, Va: r. 3. Hart. harrisburg. ".
Va: T.. l.. Riddle. Petersburg, Va: j,
g. and J. NJ. Pope. Cory. Pa: w r.
Williams. independence. Mo-, and j. N.
Gregory. Austin, Tex. The latter is Il
son OF Aforementioned Gregory OF
the United states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
ELOS VARSITY CUNT WINS
FROM WfSSTON-SAI,EM " M T.

fSDecia to The Times Dispatch
ELoN COLLEGE. y. c.. December g
Elon's varsity basketball quint won from
winston Salem Y. NJ. &. A. tonight in the
seasons initial try-out. :4 to 2I The Visit
tors played hard game. hut los, because
or meet passing OF the IDEALS and SorrcIIs.s
uncrrnE sight At free passes. he registering
ten and three fold goals. sixteen points in
~. The lineup:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
GOOD YEAR AT EPISCOPAL
Alexandria Eleven Finishes Season Will
Only One Defeat In Two Hard
and Long Schedules.
Especial to The Times-Disna,ch

Special TO The Times Disnatch
ALIEN ANDRlA VA. December 2.-.rhe
Episcopal High School has just compict ed =
the coaching OF F.. 4. Heuer tMuhlenburg).
OF l'hiladephia- During his two years ~
instruction here the team has played sixteen
games and lost only one Of them. In 1915.
Episcopal defeated four Of the strongest
won from three OF the same teams Five
strong virginia schools were defeated in
Following are the scores Of the 1916 games:
Episcopal 30; Technical High School, O.
Episcopal, IS: Central High School. IA.
Episcopal Q; stanton Militia ry Academy. IS
Episcopal. 10: Augusta Military Academy O.
Episcopal. 8: Shenandoah Valley Acad.
Episcopal. -: Army and Navy Prem o
Episcopal. 46: Woodberry Forest School. O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
STAtNTON MILITARY I.EtDING:
HEATS AUGUSTA IN LAST GAME.

Spccial 10 The Times Dispatch
HdA N,ToN. VA. December LIN the last
t"!'i,' on me season. Stanton Military
academy defeated the Augusta MILITARY
A"hh.ny. o. to O. The A. VI. A. team was
hpIe u" make down but once that on
forward pass Waters westage and CAPTAIN
!,"Ses were the stars for the winners s NJ
q. was only forced to kick once then
Sch"obcrEer tho big guard. booted a per
icct spiral for sixty five yards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

CONTINUED on Second Page)
The Huttig news., 1916-05-27

P Womack and Miss Ellie Tatum will have charge. A fee of $2.OO will be charged to defray expenses. Five days attendance will be necessary for license renewals. Teachers who attend summer schools must present certificates of attendance or the license be- come void.
 Please read the law with refer ence to Institute attendance.
 Let each teacher come with the determination to secure the great est good.
 The Normal for colored teachers opens in Fl Dorado May 24th for a four weeks session. The last week will be Institute week.
 PERRY F. NELSON,
 County Examiner
The Huttig news., 1916-05-27
Are You like This?

It was in the postoffiee and the poor old soul had asked if there was a letter for her.
 Only stfied sigh was heard as she turned from the windoW-but what did that sigh mean?
 Some son. some daughter had caused it. Forgetful of their mother in her declining years is causing her grief that no other than herself can ever know because none other than she can under stand.
 How many of us, married and long absent from our parental homes. are neglecting our aged par ents? hope not many.
 The United States has been in- augurating Pay Up' weeks, Go to Church days, Pay Back What You Borrowed days, Bargain Days" and many other kinds of special days. Why not a national Write Mother Today day? Gan you even imagine what that would mean to thousands of mothers in America, or even across the wat CTS?
 What little task it is to write a letter! And what world of good some letters can do!