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The evening world., 1917-01-30
"Ths Angel
Of the Crimea."

the person OF the song Miss Genevieve
Jones. And our illusions to the ac-
tivities and adjuncts Of domestic
science embrace the most modern
method. To illustrate:
"Oh. this Is the way we wash our
clothes.
Wash our clothes!
With an electric washer.
"Oh. this Is the way we sweep our
floors.
Sweep our floors!
With a pneumatic suction cleaner.
ION. this Is the way we roast our meat,
Roast our meat!
With a ireless cooker.
"oh, this is the way we darn our socks.
Darn our socks!
With an automatic mending attach
ment to our motor driven sew
Ing machine!
So early In the morning."
I'm sur It is most interesting and
instructive for the little pupils" ven
The evening world., 1917-01-30
Article No. 8

A LII statesmen should try to ind
~ their prospects viewpoint. This
Is what makes selling over the
counter more difficult as well as
more interesting than selling to the
trade. The travelling salesman has
only to convince his prospect that the
goods will sell at an attractive profit.
The counter salesman has a mucn
harder task, especially In a large city.
where most of his customers are
strangers to him. lie has no oppor-
tuhity to get tips from others on his
prospects likes and dislikes. He
must grab this knowledge Instantly
IA of the air. He must Judge from
the garb. the manner. the language OF
the prospect what kind of goods are
most likely to please him or her and
what sort OF selling methods to
pursue.
II is not enough that he put himself
In the others place. Tastes differ.
What would please him, II he were
on the other side OF the counter,
might drive a possible customer
away. Some sales are made and
some are blocked by telling prospects
that these goods are selling like hot
cakes" Some people like to follow
the crowd: others want to be ex-
elusive. 1t Is up to the salesman to
judge which is which. Often this
can be done by a glance at the pros
poets apparel, A loud hat, an I'M
commonly quiet" one or one in the
prevailing fashion OF the crowd may
indicate the mind under It,
Also there are distinctions to he
made between the richly and the in
extensively dressed. though It is bet
The evening world., 1917-01-30
Hits From Sharp Wits

One touch OF winter makes the
whole world hill.-Baltimore Ameri-
can.
A contemporary advises boys 10
get married young, And have IL over
with. eh?-Milwaukee News.
We shall continue to think OF
Buralo Bill as on his horse. where
no other man looked SO Splendid
Toledo Blade.
II would be a cruelty to the dead
To ask where you buried the remains
OF your New Year resolutions
Memphis Commercial Appeal.
The evening world., 1917-01-30
Why OIL WW Calm the Waves.

TREQuENTLY we hear the ex-l
preston that some one poured
oil upon the troubled waters"
winch Is linked up with the discovery
IN distress viii tend TO increase ~
safety by stopping the waves from
breaking against the ships side.
This Is due to the fact that the Oil
Is composed Of molecules which are
more closely compressed than the
molecules In water. The oil forms
a kind OF blanket through which thr
waves cannot break, thus p~rotectiniJ
the sides Of a ship that has poured
overheard enough oil to cover tn.
sea for a few yards In all directions.
me waves beneath the oil are Just
break through their blanket Of Oil.
The evening world., 1917-01-30

TRY The knob OF every door you
see-one Of them Is sure to opon.-
Boston Transcript,
An automobile Is rot a necessary
accompaniment 10 the leading OF a
fast life.-Deseret News.
But II often Is.
This buying plan OF Ave dollars
down and Ave dollars when they catch
you keeps the housekeeper on the
Jump.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
To some OF us the ukulele. Is a mu-
sical instrument Of auricular punish
ment-Memphis Commercial Appeal.
The evening world., 1917-01-30

III you nelp
me correct public
opinion Of the
longshoreman7
"He Is "A very
much abused and
criticized m a n.
lie is rough in his
way. because of
his work. but
there are many
who are raising
good families and
The evening world., 1917-01-30
Both Are


To the Editor Of Tpe Evening World
Your decision on the following will
be appreciated;
"The meeting was called to order
by the President, Mr. -, there
being present Messrs. John Jones. Tom
Smith, David Jones, SC; There Uere
present Messrs. John Jones, Tom
Smith. David Jones, SC, or. There
tcds present Messrs. John Jones. Tom
Smith, David Jones, &c"
My friend insists the last Is correct.
j. j. X.
N. B.-writs II this way: Among
those present were. or, Those
present were. This Is In a sub
3unctive sense and were" Is correct
Sot I'm p~sk Form.
10 tAs Ddator Of Ths rveuhs World
Have o the articles appearing on
The evening world., 1917-01-30

After a bachelors heart has been patched up. cut down and remodelled
to fit the romantic ideal OF one girl after another, there is seldom enough
left OF 1t to so all the way round the honeymoon.
There Is no known way. dearie, TO prevent a mans love from growing
cold-unless, perhaps you cal keep II. in a thermos bottle.
II the average man only had a little more nerve and fewer nerves
he could conquer any woman with me hand and his eyes shut. Eve has
never forgotten that she was only a Rib" and when Adam forgets 1t she
makes him feel like a small part of the vertebrae,
There is n question OF degree in matrmony. You can be a little BIZ
in love oil a little bit III; but you can't be a little bit married or a little
bit dead.
Many a wife Is like a Pullman porter; she can make a beautiful blum
al doins a lot Of things. but is only really expert in taking the money.
The evening world., 1917-01-30

Going into matrimony with a lot OF theories on how
TO control a woman is like starting out to run a motor
car on the strength OF a book Of rules.
Now that II has become practicable to take an X-ray
photograph of a bad tooth the next step will probably be
to take a photograph of a mans conscience and a
womanis real age.
Love Is not actually on the wane until a man begins
to look absent when he is present.
The evening world., 1917-01-30

The Alaskan Queen" who buncoed Broadway got a million
dollars worth Of publicity. Broadway was ticked a million
dollars worth las Broadway values go), 80 nobody's hurt
The evening world., 1917-01-30
Bachelor Girl Reflections
BY Helen Rowland

Cosrgh. 1917 BY The Ims Publishing 30. Ce NS York Evening wrdl
fall in love lis to increase your capacity for bappiness-and minimize
your chance of ever getting It,
The evening world., 1917-01-30

Refutins Lawson is so far the seasons most engrossinr
indoor sport.
The evening world., 1917-01-30
By Sophie Irene Loeb.
CoVIrxhi. 1917. By Th- prrvs Publishing Co.
The Sc~ Yrk Evening world.l

LoNGSHORBMAN. who asks
\ me not 10 print his name and
address. writes me as follows:
The evening world., 1917-01-30
A Girls
Strange Gift.

Back came the shepherd with the core Florence orderedh him to throw
II away and to let a kettle of water to boiling. Then she went to the wan
where hung his ne clean smock, and she proceeded to tear II into strips
She had read somewhere of the value of hot compressor" swollen
wounds and she decided % try their effect on the suffering dog. An dS
and every day for a week she stayed at the hut, renewing tho compresss
a. soon a they began to cool. and dressing the cut with salve and iarel
A few months laer she " w a N afternoons jolity to tend . root1
with a broken wing People soon began to bring her their injured pets ~
treatment.
Her father being n wise IA did not join in the general laughter At Ab
little daughters queer tastes. Instead he had a clubhouse fitted up ~ .
hospital where she could take care of her ANNA patients.
The villagers began to call her The Little Sister of Mercy" Tnv
Nocked to her with their troubles their sorrows, their ailments. She b..
longed to the raret type of girl to whom every one naturally turns for syN.I
pathy and for help.
She IA as sunshiny and lovely Is the wonderful Italian city where GAo
had been born and for which she had been named.
In those days nursing was crude and amateursh. Florence realised
that more lives an be saved by good nursing than by all the medicines
o. earth. And she decided to devote her whole life to this profession. I
She could find almost no NJ capable OF teaching her in England. And(
here again her genius helped her in making her understand by instinct
what sort II care sick folk needed. Then hearing OF a school for nurses
Just started at Kaiserwerh. In Germany, she went
~. .-- thther to study.
{ OF the Crimea" s" ""S W "'
of livelihood. So F1orences stange choice II a life
work was greeted with horror by mos Of her friends. But she perseversd
And presently came her chance to prove her worth to humanity.
The Crtmean War broke out Sickness and pestlence killed sohnerv
by the thousands-untl Florence Nightingale took charge of the hospata.n
to revolutionize forever the old time bruraly ignorant systemso farmy .n
uauon and nursing. ra-.l
The evening world., 1917-01-30

better-an Unborn genius Tor huTsIhg.
wrh deft fingers she examined the COLL
jured lego She found the bone was not brok'
that the out from the flung stone was so deep Z
leg was helpless.
The evening world., 1917-01-30
Fifty Boys and Girls
Famous in History
ocusb. 1911. By III. Pres Publishing o. 0ss Ne" fork E'"Hs "@M'
No. A.-FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE. the Girl Nurse.
By Albert Payson Terhune

LITTLE Derbyshire girl used to find odd ways Of amusing heresR
during her summer vacations While other children OF the village
~ and neighboring country were rompng or gossiping this young
~ ster ws never 10 happy as when she could find some sun~1ns
animal to Nurse back to health. \
She vas Florence Nightingale, daughter OF the Squire OF Lea Hurst In
1882, when she a only twelve, she rode across country one day . nsr
pony and CHANGED to meet a shepherd who worked for her father. An
mans face was grim with sorrow. Florence halted her pony mt ee8se
what "a the matter.
The shepherd explained that his beloved cones leg had been broken n
a stone flung by a cruel boy.
THE dog is In agony" he added. 80 I'm o my way for q stout cora
strange him and put him out OF his pain"
without a word Florence galoped on to the shepherds hut There sAsJ
found the big dog writing in anguish.
She had 10 practical experience in surgery but she had what ~ NJ
The evening world., 1917-01-30

Just started at Kaiserwerth. In
thither to study.
An English girl OF wealth and
supposed at that time to take up
OF livelihood. So F~lorence's stra,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-02
H;;: ND aiT 6viJlliT; OVATION RENDERED M1GlL CUNTS
c]l1lEl s]0Eii EVER ses-coOaeD Sa 6t9 or ciis TO DE-
fEND COUNTRY AND R6HT FOR FREE DEMOCRACY

The pltriotic enthusiastic ovao,
$50 cooed soldiers who left the Monday
night OF this week has much itself
this county The biggest crowd
been heard of turned Monday There
shRhtest being
liquors There not ugly word heard sighting.
feet order prevailed IRE
than has been
gan The recent ~
douoy enenshed
'he Insult The fact that there
alive eeng bt~e-n the white added
to the and enthusiasm parade
headed Sy the ceobra'd Eshorn playing
AIRS AIDED and supp rd the e Empire tornet
with over 1000 ole line
Deputy erh r. ParSon Constable Henry JAS
george TX SOUR" w u Satdr
hold THIS within itself. very Of
men to actI)n The whole n I'D
Fight 81 tie bic cd Tins black boys
prove hr herosm stongand
dent till could Almost tears
row or regret the
TO save their country, and faces Of absolute
There be claSsed
err Every OF the 800
obey and be
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-02
GENERAL OIOOle Bis MAN, DOES Big ACT WINS 6aET PRAISE By EVEN
HANDED RECOGNITION MAKES LIBERAL DONATION

the midst
oratory much OF which
sions OF rere> when letter read
sioo by Gener o rooe Lieut. c.
oil the Sioh es me It, Field Artlery. Camp
purpose of helping buy supplies Virginia
"o and sin for expressing MS
wishes Tot IN between white
men ana women seemed Hats vent ~
n the ar old women heard Thank God
bless that good and to the m
OF tneir form OToole'
was July i've minutes before reader reading
The of dence of biz white
ntere In both and his showed tina
ne recognized that this which
ceneo ano us battles when fought the
with another With such public spirited these com
al the time and under the will never
estimated In words and cannot paper Deer
GOWN IN souls OF
to De erased they will always 'front.' in thu
trenches or wherever they hold
this act OF kindness ard hearted pba
tnropist ana with It's remem they honor
race the enemy without fear OF
non with victory for the Stars OF the 800
ooys VINO left ondav will reaching
nncance OF the Uniform Of these United know thew
are integral parts OF the worlds with the
badge OF authority to fight for FIRE, will make them
the hsppest people the seen Then TO learn
this OF the personal interest nv man And
women Of other and secure
them and their people left behind from
hro" around them the comforts
70 make NE worth living With white the
cokred soldiers the trenches and
s nome The By this effect that
Cn'ed States will care for the soldiers they care for
their children in their means 70 bring the od
lie 81 intimately In touch with family till no one coud
eco"e discouraged In short this donation
few words and dare do with Tightening The
depressing burden OF leaving than
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-02
ECEvEN PERSONS EMERSED IN
BLUEsTONE RIVER AT SIM
MONS LAST SUNDAY BY Rem.
R. H. McKOY, D. D.

bramwell. W. Va, rt "a sunday
sss an Ideal day and full Of interest 10
tiir chr'ch going people 81 the cornrrlu-
nriy NJ Blur-tone Kspti-t church sun
lay morning an Interesting -s--i~n 81
'i'~ sunday school ~s- he'd under the
iir ctI"n "i >up,. VIM jefferson.
Al iu:.~ a large number OF the mem
hers 81 the church and the candidate
Tor baptism assembled az the church and
i"rInrd Procession ld nv the t.a-tor
and drscon- and marched in an orderly
manner down To Simmons where they
entered Blue-tone river. and amidst the
-hont~ and .ongs of = very large congre-
gatlon ined up on both sides of the river
where Eleven happy convert. put on
'hri~t 10y baptism Returning IT, the
church. they were piarn and practically
In-trilrt-i by the ps-lnr in the doctrine
II Christian baptism The pastor ant
,!rac"n- visited tn P,or saints an the
Afternoon ani administered 10 them the
Lord supper. Ats "'rlock the Is. Y.
4. l1r.i an int~r-~tirg session under
the direction "i Brother Enyrile p.-grim.
IL president TIN T. b -."nIns An IN
ieresti"g part '.f pur ct,u-sn work. go
T~ciaiIy i"T th~ y'urg 1,.-.yie
SUNDAY nix'st the rhurch Mas agar
parked ~ tri'i q" i"lpre-- upon al.
new ns''f'"'r- Tie nsr.~-'ty OF wstri.fuI.
ae--, - " hipls'l - .u' thirty and al
rini>'r'' % o.. Them ihr 7. prd's Snpr,er
All "sy 49, iI.d ~, l.-',r- the propl,
the ~ lamar "a al tfr President - prs;
i"r tls' -tIcs's--- 81 Anl~riran arms Their
10 ba' x mp "u' pay - ~,ue Of our De-.
p'e bought LI'-rIy Bond aud four ~
ave 81 "ur bcst young men 81 the tow
1T 'r'iay night With th. other bray,
-'ns "i West Virginia Tor Camp lee ..
rove the truth OF our statement 1h.,
80 say that there are no more loyal grou,
4 American citizens To lie found tina,
the Negro
Our dI-tI -gnished town-man Hon. "a
ward Cooper H. At home and Was q DOW
rr IN stirring up the people OF Merre
county TO by Liberty Bonds. let N
-ontinue 20 he ot,edient to eyery call o
'ur governments and therrby help 10 vii
he victory which We all will enjoy NOR,
or having taken part 10 it.
Yours Tor the race and success.
II X H. MckON
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-02
KlMBALL TEACHERS READING
CIRCLE MEETS WITH PROF.
NATHAN WILEY.

Last Thursday the Reading
Circle n ct in its regular weekly
meeting
MISS Marion Green. OF the
kimball High school. read a very
interesting and timely paper or
oral ard written compositi, n
which was very much enj ~ ed
TIE discussions were practi-
ca and helpful being the prod uct
OF varied EXPERIENCES in the at
tempt To teach the subject.
You are welcome to any OF tte
meetings.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-02

Mr.. J. y. Massey, an old ve,e.
ran of the Spanish. A merIcan
war. who was in and bears the
wounds he received in that de-
cisive battle at San Yam, ~ anx.
ioos and ready 10 serve his coun.
try again.
Mesdsmes r. G. Harrison and
Ida Z. whittico visited Mrs. f.
l.. Youngue at WEIGH Tuesday.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-02

We oner one fIundredsDosiars Re
~afo Tor any case Of Cstarrh that can
-vt De eurto ~ Halls Catarrh Cure.
Halls Cstarrh Cure has been taxi,
- catarrh sufferers for the past
''irty hive years. and has become
own a. the most reliable remedy for
tatarrh Halls Cstarrh Cure acts thru
he Blood on the MUCOUS surfaces er-
btHinF The Poison from the Blood and
htaltng the diseased portions
After you have taken Halfs C.tarrn
'ure Tor short time you will s~~ .
ffeat Improvement On your general
Ifatth start taking Halls Cafarrh
-ufe az once and Get rid OF catsrrh
send for testimonials. free
J. CHENEY a CO. Toledo. OHIO.
sold By all Drugg sts. Use
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-02
Prominent Young Man
Leaves Keystone

Mr.. W. F. Sample Of Green
wood. S. c, who for the past
five years has been a successful
business man la company with
his partner G. F. Hill. now at
Camp Lee. left few days ago
for his home where ne will suend
the winter with relatives and
ooyhood friends. Mr.. Sam pie
made . host Of fri nds while in
the state and merited q happy
distinction nf being in evrry wa,
avery Reniai fellow. He was
very popular 18th the LADIES' and
his leaving makes very CO..
spicuously vacant pi zee. La D. o
business dealings he won the
name Of being strictly homes g.
HIS health and the fact that his
partner left were the only reas-
ons ''r which III is away. They
10 re- IN the midst of their great
est degree of success and l.
leave at this time, when thei,
business was in the very lap nf
success. noidouot, concerned him
-Ome. He carried with him III
tees, wishes Of host of friends
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-02

Hon. T. Edward Hill. of the
Secretary Of States Office. was
present and took an active part
In the exercises Monday in hon.
or of the leave of the 800 soldiers
from this county. he arrived
Sunday morning and left Tues
day He was here - repre-
sentative Of the Council of De-
fense.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-02

because OF the loss OF Office
on account Of the being able 70 secur ,h
once 70 take their place The Mcdowell been forced
ne Two page insertion for the will
again "nen somc'ent help can be We
eooo printers and Pay wages and nav nm
every Situroay Permanent with
" ~ sue 70 oe aoe al one own discretion Right
men need not write but 81 once and go To- work
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-02
NOTICE

sn~ brindie, mich COW, crurnpler
horns, scout , or = years old. has been
~ my possession Tor SIX weeks Owner
viii call tor COW With ~itne--r~ o. prove
the same and pay for iced, dsmsvp a, A
advertisement md yet the same.
J. ". MASSEY.
Burke Hollow. ?. q Keystone, W. We.
ll-z-2ts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-03
BANKING Bill FAILS
ey United Press.

9y United Press,
Washington, Feb. kansas bank.
ers who had visions Of being named
director of big Kansas City National
banks at the next annual election
might as well forget IT, Representa-.
tive Shouse Of Kansas, has not had a
bit Of luck interesting the. house in his
hill to amend the law SO as to permit
national banks near the boundary line
of adjoining states to select only ma
iorty, instead Of three-fourths Of their
directors from residents Of the state IN
which they are respectively located
II passed Shouse explained the law
would permit more Kansas bankers to
become directors in big Kansas City
Mo- banks, the point being that while
the banks are in Missouri a large part
of their business comes from Kansas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-03
WILL OF H. c. BELTS
FILED FOR PROBATE

The will Of the late Harry 7. Belts
was filed in the county court yester.
day afternoon together with a petition
that 1t be nrobated
The petitioner was Mrs. Lucille VIII
son Belts. wife OF the deceased, who
enumerated property and securities ~
the sum Of $4,000 including. the home,
valued at $1,000, city property $1,000
stock to the value Of $4,000 in the
Willialnson-H n-Halsell-Frazier Co, $4,000
in the Odelsa Manufacturing company
and $1,000 with the Chalfants company.
Life insurance to the value Of $4,000
was mado payable to the estate, al
though total life insurance in the sum
Of $26 600 WAS said to be carried,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-03

On Wednesday night ways and
means will also be discussed and De-
vised for the entertainment of Colonel
Harvey on his next visit and this dis
cussion is likely to provo most inter
esting. While the good road expert
took occasion to tell what he tlinks Of
read towns he has changed his mind
completely about t'hiekashu and what
he has TO say about 1t will Be of such
importance that every man in the
county viii be vitally interested.
Chiokasha has already shown what
she can do when 1t comes to building
good roads but how some of the think.
ers in Chickasha have sized up the Sit
uation and how they are going 70 not
only thrill but entertain the hundreds
on Wednesday night win be worth see.
ing and hearing.
1t will be a surprise package and
tnc worth being handed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-03
Something Thrilling to Be Pulled OF
Wednesday Night in Connection
With Coed Roads
WILL ALSO PREPARE
FOR COLONEL HARVEY
Red Letter Time on Following Wednesday
Night When Coed Roads Expert
VIII Be Guest

One Of the greatest surprises IN the
annals Of good road building which has
ever been sprung in the state Of Okla
homa viii be given to the people Of
Chickasha On next Wednesday night
February Z, at o'clock. when all good
roads and every other man and boy IN
Chickasha is urged to be IN attendance
The call is made by q. G. Burton,
president Of tho Grady County High
way associatiou, and when I'd Burton
SAYS he gas something good to tell
YOU he means il. And he says lie has.
The meeting. while entirely independ-
ent is in a sense preparatory 70 the
great reception which is being planned
for Colonel Harvey. the eminent good
roads expert, who will pay his second
Visit % chickasha within six months
with the firm intention Of placing this
city ON the Ozark Trail map If 1t is pos
sible to do So. What that means can
not he estimated, many being Of the
opinion that It will mean more than
the equivalent Of a new railroad in dol
lars and cents. But the surprise comes
Off on the night Of February Z and that
is the date on which it is expected the
capacity OF the city hall viii be taxed
to The limit At the meeting a week
later, the night on which Colonel Har-
yey viii arrive people are expected
and urged to come from all over Grady
county but. next Wednesday nights
party win be for men vino play the
game in Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-03
M COUNTY COURT

The following probate matters came
up before Judge Davenport in the
county court Yesterday:
A petition was filed by the daughter
OF the late Franklin Elliott asking for
the removal Of Frank A. Elliott as ad-
ministrator OF the Franklin Elliott est
tate, and asking that new admins
traitor be appointed.
A similar petition was filed by Liz
zie Ayre asking that R. NJ Cochran,
who at the time OF his death was adj
ministrator Of the state Of r. G. Kemp.
be removed and another administrator
appointed Kemp died III chickasha on
October 2S, 1910.