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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-08

What is a Boy Scout? Why do
we need them? We have sufficient
soldiers without the boy scout
movement.
These are the thoughts that Ell
ter the minds Of the public I
would like to inform the people
that this is not military move
ment. but teaches, Loyalty. Pat
riotism and Chiyalry"
When the scout becomes a Ten
derfoot, the first division of the
scout classes, he takes the scout
oath, swearing on his honor to do
his duty to God and his country,
and to obey the scout law. This
law is very strict, holding the scout
to the best possible type of man
hood Ii scout should swear on
his honor to do a thing and then
not do it. he would be asked to
take off his badge and withdraw
from other scout activities.
Several scout movements have
been started In the city, but none
have proved successful except the
present one now being lead by Mr..
Lewis Kinley. There are two pa
trolls, the Wolverine and the Tiger.
Both are going fine and new mem
bers are always wanting to join
us.
The Wolverine patrol has three
men ready to take the second class
examinations, Dollins. Livingston
and Meyers; the other members
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-08
Whitewater News

New swings have been put in
the Whitewater Fairgrounds this
week, thereby causing JOY for all
summer school students.
Both the boys and girls went on
hikes last Saturday morning, start
ing at six O'Clock. The boys went
on an all day trip TO Jackson Park,
and the girls took ten mile hike
down the Cart road, behind the
hospital. Lots of exciting events
occurred on both trips. Ask those
who went.
All the kindergarten children are
so full of patriotism that they re-
fuse TO sing any songs except nat
ional hymns, and they spend most
of the mornings marching to THE
Stars and Stripes" waving flags
and being regular soldiers them
selves.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-08
WATCH RATS
PLAY GAME

Our barn is an old one. and since
our cat is a dog. (and not rat
terrier at thatb il IL the home CT a
large family of rats They are very
well brought up. for neither poison
nor traps have any attraction for
them My brother and l are such
common sights that they are no
longer afraid of us, and we often
see them running about
One day we decided that we
would go down in the barn and sit
very quietly. to see il the rats
would come out and play before
US. We chose dark corner near
q clear space on the floor and
were so still you could almost have
heard a pin drop After a little
while several gray heads with lit
tie black bsady eyes began to ap
pear through the holes i'm the floor,
and then the rats clambered out.
Perhaps they wondered what wo
were doing there. but We were SO
quiet that they decided We meant
no harm
Then the fun begans You would
have thought they were trained in
. circus. so manq tricks did they
know One sat up on his hind
legs and ehewed a straw just like
Q squirrel does when 1t eats q
NUT Another began to sing a lit
tie song to itself We have heard
OF singing mice but a singing rat
was something new. Still another
lay down SO close that we could
have reached out our hands and
touched it They were so interest
ing that we quite forgot how time
vas passing until we heard our
mother calling us And she agreed
With US that it had been a very.
1very interesting adventure
: BY DOROTHY.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-08

Purple martins are almost the
incest birds we have around here:
at least they appreciate what we
do for them more than any of the
others, and are the most friendly.
yes, even more so than robins,
They live in bird houses alto
gether, and if you never have seen
any, it is because you never have
put up any house for them to stay
in They are a kind of swallow.
and spend their days sailing
through the sky. catching all sorts
of insects and Kidding the air of
many of our trees worst enemies;
so you see they are very useful
All farmers especially should pro-
vide homes for a colony of these.
Building the homes about Is feet
from the ground so that cats can
not harm them. for they will surely
prove their worth.
You can see purple martins salt
ing overhead almost any time and
in any place il you viii only look
up. They look black against the
sky. and you can tell them from
other swallows or chimney swifts
by their tails, for their tails are
straight across the end, while barn
swallows have a curving. U-shaped
tail. and chimney swifts have no
real tail at all but look like cigar
on wings. with the little stump
where it's tail should be.
So you be looking out for these
birds, and IL you have any trouble
telling them apart, write to Aunt
Molly and ask her about It.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-08
Library Corner

The chiidren's department has
more books for circulation than
usual this summer. since there are
not so many summer sessions
among the different schools and so
there are not so many books tied
up in use there.
Among the latest books bought
for the children's library are
''Greenacre Girls by Forester;
"Emmaline," by Singmaster; THE
Proving of Virginia" and "The
FiddIing Girl" by Campbell; and
The Boy Scouts Year Book.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-08
Playground News

All the tennis courts are in good
condition now since the backstops
have been entirely finished with
double netting around the top.
The tennis tournament which il
being planned will begin as soon
as Mr.. Lyboult returns next month.
The indoor baseball team which
Sgd. Watt got up few weeks.
played one game with the Bakers
and then had to break up. Cowards?
Not much! They were SO strcng
they couldn't get anybody else to
play them.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-08
Campfire News

The meeting of Miss Elizabeth
Morris camp fire viii be pro-
gressive affair next week. being
held at the tennis courts and then
q the Glen rs picnic supper q
! The week following there will ht
i ceremonial meeting with grand
council Gre. in which all the mem
hers vim be made wood gatherers
Guests will be invited.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-08
Here's Chance to Win Prizes
Offered for Essay on Roads

picture and no correspondence will
be entered into about the contest.
The prizes are: 1st prize, $500.
five 2nd prizes. 800 each; twenty
3rd prizes, SIS each: forty 4th
prizes, SIS each; one hundred 5th
prizes, SIS each; total, 1G6 prizes.
$4,000
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-08
Dollins Tells Purpose
Of Boy Scouts

are working up to this same stand
ard.
The Scouts are doing their best
to help the community in every
way possible. The troop has fine
spirit and all we ask is for the
citizens of Richmond to boost, and
help the Scout Movement along.
KENNETH DOLLINS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-08
FORM NEW CAMP.

A new camp is being organized
of West Richmond girls. All who
are interested in it may obtain in
formation of general rules and
ways of organizing Camp Fire
groups. by writing to the editor of
the Junior.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-08
sommERvittE ON VACATION

The boys at the Y are having
less excitement in things to do at
present. since Mr.. Sommerville
started on his vacation the first of
July TO be gone the month.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-08
SOCIETY NEWS
FOR CHILDREN

The Sunday school girls of Miss
Ruth 5isriatI'S class formed a
picnic to BuhEs woods last Monday
with Miss Marguerite Davis and
Miss Helen Buckley chaperoning.
Going al u o'clock. they spent the
day exploring the woods, wading in
Clear creek and having an awful
nice time" Jas one of the girls
told me.l until O'Clock, when they
came home Those who went were
Misses Marguerite Davis. Helen
Buckley. Elizabeth Coate. Mary
Alice Collins. Ruth Weed and Eme-
line Land
Mr. George kreuger and Mr. Ed
ward NuSbSum are on their vaca-
ton with their parents at Lake
George They vent up there in
machines last Monday
One of the most interesting trips
that any Richmond children have
taken this summer. is the automo-
bile trip that Irving. Allen and
Ralph Brown and their sisters.
Marian. Maud and Laura are hav-
ing now with their parents in two
automobiles. going to Cincinnati
and on to Kentucky. and camping
out al nights
Misses Laura Louise and Bertha
Titus of West Richmond. will visit
their grandparents in Indianapolis.
the latter part of this week
Miss Juliet Fisher has left Rich
mond with her parents to visit in
Ohio. before leaving for her new
home in the northern part of tho
county
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-08
Gustave And The Movies

surely funny Gus thinks he has friend pig skeched
Bang Down and speed
dragging him decides stick him
behind
Tor
Copyright by George Matthew Adams. .
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-08

Boys still have the advantage of
the summer rates. s1.20 from now
until Sept 18th
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-08
Notes About "Y"

A new billiard table has been
put down ira the Boys Department.
Also the ping pong table and cue
rogue are very popular
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-08

Misses Laura. Louise and Bertha
Titus of West Richmond. will visit
their grandparents in Indianapolis.
the latter part of this week
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-08

Mr. George kTeuger and
ward NuSbSum are on the
ton with their parents 4
George They vent up I
machines last Monday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17

Years, Including one entire wear ~ tio
Sew York Iliprndiomc. aud ventura "a
Nrt, Co., than hail doE'u ~ the mil.
lun, who have seen " hu,, solved ths
m,H,y"
NJ Moorc whose home is NJ Westerly.
small vilisgo neat Newport r. I hs.
been connected With theatrical rut,i.
ptiscs for many years and vps among
thr first 20 Introduce peculiar acts. in
cluding that In which u woman was
caused 1ppnr'n,k 10 float out ovcr the
audience through mid pIr \ majority ~
th,s" act. a." y,bl's Nr Nuor' aid hut
D." claims 20 ufc non,
This act IN which piauu aud must.
'iau, Nhn plays 81 hrontur,k speed way
~ aud ~" mud finally rc,ol,c ~ hiph
su,cd without visible m'pua ot tuppnft. a..
" orisin, Even the stage m,nasct at
th' FOLLY is m,sltucd holng unable tn
t,t,h solution NJ IN, problem
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
Laundry Help,

Wt#hma Compound cut tine ono hrI
laundry soup into Two quarts soft water.
Ndd ono teaspoon I've Roil II IN thor.
uuAh'l dissolved remove from fire aud.
when slightly cooled. stir Ir cup NJ gas
r.m, ru' enough u' mixture INTO u
boiler uf water lo make .uonE uds
then uIunI, Dloth,. IN without rubbing.
.nd boil thri, minute, The, VIII come
pu. ,l'yf
rut rooum or two ot iurrcntir.
I'M. 'our hotter before boiling clothes
rru the, VIII be- much winter Rinse
~ two waters Turponiinr BE- tlau q
gooi disiufcrtnnt
Nu"r washing clothes wash the hands
300 vinegar 1- il oountcrarts the lyo u
tho .nnp mud renders IN, hands son
lse warm water tn sprinkle starch,d
yluih's. effect viii be- twice as sptIsnc.
tory
When ,uu need iu lnuuicr q garment
lor immediate W"ar, wash and starch D..
usual. hut instead ol hnnAng OUT -
dr'. Law llpt ou u hath towel: roll TOW II
arj garment tightly IN q short tim, the
towel will absorb the excess moisture
and the garment can be- irnncd
u ,our ironing hoard cover b. burned
D' torn Ani Nor wish to repair u with.
oN' putting uu re- nov cover. tak, = pi,,,
uI muslin. dip ti IN cold starch. place ~
over 'n' torn spot aud iron IN ~ b. dr.,
lDI viii ust' .u roning .ufra, %.
WWH'n lH ,ru Do, desired
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17

W. tlrd' ars rsi drf rodrF wat
cou do o. MAKE hem son. uhlfe md not
gror hurt tmg
perlv Fortunately halr '' not NJ, To
grow nm the hands G',rcrin- md ro's
water oqI.l quantities hen add cuher
''v dror. of hen Din or q feN 'ahcpoo
'u. ~ lemon Juice This will he = handy
m ,lufr lp rsr evefv time you arc through
With ,buf work TO n a. many iim~s
= day - you wash M wet your hand. In
houscvoft II rub' right IN. and tfri.s
~ lt Orrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17

for DAYS at a time When she does play
she comes to some Of the stunts Of our
old crowd. We've all known zach other
for years, shared each others niCkcls
when We were broke and We we're al
ways broke In the old DAYS Since LII
married Harry she trains around a little
with that theatrical crowd he affects
but luu cnn imagine neither lr1s nor
IN cares ANYTHING about making new
friends Incidentally neither pl them
cares much about public opinion lh"v
dout doW ~ openly, but they don
consult II either
81 suppose ought 10 pr 1attorcd
that they accented our invitation smd
DckN looked at me quizzlcalN There
ere Womrp who would give ih"lr cars
for chance 10 entertain either ~
Them, he answered. and a'l my prld"
and pre- |ulic"s resented uls tone ] sup
pose my rco reflected m, feeling. for
Di'kv uddrur -prnng up aud s'lS,ne
my hands swung me so that ! stood fac
lug him hOs c'c. close To miuc
Lots ,lc,r up one thng nc began
n you have any Kind ~ idea noHtlng
around IN that noodle Of yours that either
Lilliau Gale or Bess Marsdcu fills the
hi, ns my idcal Of woman, you arc very
much mistaken They are big women.
both ~ them. IN every sense ~ the
word They arc IcnI Old friends, and
like thom intr7en-ey But I have IN
dcnl N my own. and you ought to know
who answers the description unless
YOU go smashing It with all sorts of
foolish little prcmdiccs.'
IIis tender voice. his ardent ewes
pointed his words with meaning Wom-
nu-likc. much uf the bitterness I fclt
began 10 melt AWAY. asked myself
ferccly. and with u sense Of humilHtion
II the rcnl root Of niy prejudice against
those women might bee my fear that
Dick, admired them and wished that I
were as brilliant as attruciiyo and as
40. Ouy'utioull ts th,N.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
Neck Massage

TuE Long, slender line from the hair
to the shoulders down the bRck Of
the neck, ~ a part Of ones attraction
many women underestimate. The
line should be- ono Of gentle curves.
unbrokcn showing white skin. deli
catcly tinted
But many women neglect this item
Of beauty, let their heads droop for
ward and their shoulders hunCh and
In few years dislocato the bone at
the base Of the neck This viii do
them comparatively little harm phys.
ically, though II may induce head
aches at times, but II will make an
ugly lump AT the back Of the neck.
breaking an otherwise pretty line.
and spoil the woman Tor evening
dresses
II is an easy bone to dispIacc, and
not hard TO put back into place. An
osteopath can do It In few treat.
ments You Yourself can do II. by
remembering to stand erect, and by
mnssaging the back Of the neck each
night. with special pressure on this
one spot
Massage viii improve your neck
wonderfully II I, * becoming thin
or II those three lines appear across
tho front signs ~ agc or poor
health Choose a good llcsnhuildins
cream. massage II IN well each night
With a motion running up and down
the mock. and pressing hard against
.hc nspe Run the cream down over
thc chest. II there arc holoNs around
the Clavicle. and wipe o1 with n soft
cloth. then wash with cold water.
Ice T. even better 10 finish ofl with.
as II closes the pore, and tones up
the skin, bringing fresh blood to the
surface
Rub the muscles around the pro-
truding hone With fairly firm ro.
tary motion; this will make them
flexible. 50 tHc bone viii slip more
easily into is place Press hard upon
II WIN tho hands you VIII almost
be- n-ie 10 feel II give uUu your
nng. In a few weeks. 1unr neck
will br m"rh improved
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
SIMPLEST METHODS
FOOL PEOPLE BEST.
DECEPTl0NlST SAYS

~ fnu would lhutoughl, m,siiN The
niic adopt the most timpl" methods
Y'lra uf experience have taught me that
ir t'rgr,rbn those 1tc invariably the
muI effective" aid " T. Moore the
tltiynlly known ~ "Onpip." inventor ui .
o. nuo m,sivf, that rs causing Foil, aud
I,nyc, IN wonder this week.
Mind YOU, I am not going to tel iust
hu Vths trick Is don" and am not COINS
o. su, that II b. not h,pno'i-m magic or
an,thing else tho public nirht surmiS"
have been performing this feat for eight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
Heart and Home
Problems

.g.d that h, vhs ridiculous aud ul'd lo
u, .nneth.ug that would mako the stu
Jf'pu reflect ou YOU
90 EuI o' ~ I. iuu onu- '" sn
With p bu,. hut it 10 sll right foo. N" iu
p',, with io,s ir tho ncighhu.U,nI iI.
reel .h, would with r'rl'
pc,f Mrs Thompson ! am q 'nHus
man NJ ~ and iunirr IN hghsrhool
since nv nihora death ! have been in =
melancholy mood cant crio, w'srl
aud don't know what Ia dn can you
.u,ifv mo what 10 do Thlut Won
~ yul could get work to du after
school hours " would help ,uu o. great
d,rl In overcoming mrlnnchoh Get nut
with Young tropir and tn tu have o snud
time when YOUR spirits at' gloom, go
outdoors t,kr some deep htrsths aud
then dn tomr hard work or vNct,i'r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
The Table


't.I Wu',usn .uu , ..H .s.u
uNH'N.h with ofr.rius wtt. OFF .ibi,
u,Ht ,'uwh. sHli end p,rr,f tuI nr.
Nh ,up melted butter g.. N.H piW
ttfins huiirI bottom ui totsirr. nut n
ffN and .pfIu.l' With tsli u,pp,r ,rd ,
liul, ilnur Uskr in hot oven. ,iuVIr.
ten wInuiaH io tho puuui When aor,.
wnk. rivIW sHu.' uf one ith', rDou ,p.r
u lu'i.f 'ud flour season Vuh ,p' and
u'uu'r put iu sauce uuu. when melted
ui wi,,i uHi iu Uus ,Hu Nul mills aud
s'H un'l .mu"'hlt im,k,n,i I,i sIr,ms.
iN''. minute. t.' HH ,uu would elBf.
Vib meat
l.u itk,. NrNlytuu Ou, rri on
hnif ,up. ,srurd Tomatoes. uu, .hBi'
lit,u p,rv,f hfrdicd. nr. sli., bt ur,bB
ur, fourth Tablespoon ,lu. onr ,abl
.Jaunn niirf tVu DuU. canned r.r
Utkrs uuurh fi.r i4ut Tomatoes p,rrr..
~ Iun. and abr Summer fifteen muui..
lr. Through Irtr. tdl butter and t.n
nlar. iirni thoroughly Sow. ,Ifh
ly.I,d fi.r
U.. loaf uu, ,uf pnr nsIf vourH.
tHuui sl,Hk Lfuuui. on, union gfOunl
uu. Uin,n sHIy. one half trafurou psu.
iILN uu,s fourth teaspoon itli, two vgg.
Ur, tthl'vbiun Wut,raiyfhsifr sauce s,u
uu. i1bl,sprs,u uoW with other mstgiI.
,rit Hui wI, we'll rlaJf M ran. .pfinli.
viN iuur .r,vf with huillrE water rIB,.
tu ini ui'u iot two houfH ,u,,i 10 kr,.
n i.rw Thrf. vIN is rnuuLh WIt. nt
p'i Zee make eu,t 1h. w'N s.n.
..tNf usu.l.
itf'.u,,I tHkH u,vttf U.tv,s um
a.. ,fuutitN urr .up tai, ,H., ,um
llsU unr ,ur svrr, mnk. tulk uns r..
b.ltsn. ono teaspoon flown. nus.hsif .ur
ru, ranut rrs half ,ur suEst nr,t tgr.
u'uf. tlg,i and rcto,nut into nnt vIti
rske crumbs neat Vhur ~ urs yge and
.i'f IN into p email hakinr dish Hakt
in hw oven nnsrr ninWrs
i.rrunt nunrlngs tni small pmil,
i1ks uuHf' nuur sitter hHr iulI u'
nuuf. tii pinch .fil uur h,1piuE 'fs
HTuun hiinr powder tIt EN- iugs'hrf
then 1li usi enough water tu nois rH
veil sn u vin ifnp from a suuun Int
ihe suup tof iiuuIdi steam CLOSELY
covered. fitVsn uf tsentl inmates
Lemon yufd one End unr haI rlp,
gfannlairi sugaf. STATED find and juice
" tvu lemons. one heaplng Tablespoon
hu,isf i'W all IN PAN boli on,
minute inu innrsil take oif sin,, whi,
hsaiing un, erI shd trr. rui owes ut,
tKain tnd minr msi iu ihs hUI' ,i roo
Ia liUr auu ruuf be Iniu t s. ~,' if
.a ru1I ril.r fnf several NUut, iiNr u
.srtu I.N.. HuI rhliftra fU.. .upH
mnfh .u bread m .Ii.k..t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17

Fcply Your health needs building un
again begin nj once on that ana hnd
the cause Of those clrcles There IL some
interna arrangement 10 cause 'hem II
may be only sluggish liver and the
sunkcn eyes may be from mHnutfitIon
Nos, massage the face ana build up aIl
the tissuc'. including the hollov' around
the eyes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
Revelations q
Beng the Confessions dm
Average Married Woman

ft# We JAWS NI
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..u, ,,,J,l 4. th,r I'm m, own home
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,,,r, ,,, r,.p .,,I ,rI hurried out be-.
t.r r. r,Y,,s. ..,rlI I..,t. Dbl, I'm a,
D.. r..f.,.. u,..t
a..r. I,.r .t.f .....l4...I. .H,uiue
OBJ. ....n.. .t ... ..r Iuo..i truu-
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audi .. .. n. .. J,.. w. J..r ,o
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.r..uH ru, Il. .f q, .,, f,, '.u,a.
.m roiur ro a. 'rau. with 5000 +
n"' wri"n1 i' YOU i'' nm ..'''"d
1901. 'N' '.."EN' q" hn''nE Ni' nI'i.
N"l '"H Miss N'fsl,n '.p' hIN Ali's
"''...' .. $500. '' H'' .'N N''W's"
.N.. '''n 'W WIZ N"N' '''.''
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'."..'.' 'Hl ONE little .luhN iN'Ug-
women Ni'nd usually d"
'I''N 'N h'7 N'Ni 'nl
.N'Ifl"H'' In Wr ~ WH nn
.'''N.n' m''hr iN v" v''" discuss.
N"1 l' t"' away 'r"W Oh" 'n.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17

which viii Keep ,uur bod, rather than
your mind active
Dear Nis Thumpson VIII Nnu please
toll me- how tn mako my eyebrow gruw
thick and heavy
THE Y - VI T.. TLuH
Red ysscliuc, five grams hotiu acid,
ten cCntigramg Make Into q smooth
paste and massage into the brows a.
utuht
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
POLITICAL eior IN ATHENS.

ATHENS, Nrrl l1-Nn attempt "a
hrcnk up meeting held to-day b, ad.
lee cl,ltrl the hall amid great disur.
dcr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
Hints for -
housQkoQporAg

To Aid In FIy Crusade,
Sow that tho hun-cil, win soon pat
100 ~. appearance. Io, every housewife,
after removing tho contents of a TN can
o' milk fruit or vegetable, r,nsc the ran
thorough, In the Kitchen sink with hot
water. before throwing ~ IN the rubbish
barrel There's nothing like q homo
campaign ~ prepar'dncv against our
enemy. "thr fy'