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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-27
LADY MACCABEES
END STATE RALLY
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-27
But | ,976 More Men Needed
10 Fill Ranks of Marine Corps

Men wIIu hav" h""n drawn IN tn"
rrl"rIivr htHlI may cnlini In ih" Unit
Ted State Nariur corps NJ any I'm" be
Tor" h"ur called for "NHIni7,nilnn b"
fore the rv"mplium huard". n"c0rdinR
~ announcement ~ marIn" corps
headquarters.
The estimated rnliHird strength Of
II" marin" corps 1T nnw "N.n"i. There
H. uill need for ,nIG recruits To bring
The corps to IT'S Gull authorized enlisted
,rIIrnrth If 20 nnU In addition to Tho
- ~ enlisted men ilrr" are In mry-
lee. 900 r".rrvrn. HNh national naval
volunteers and Is retired men on nc
IlIy,. duty Tn" following "rIc"rn ara
IN rrTvlrr,
CuInInli',iunrh officers. regular. an.
cuuIuIanluIi,d uIflTrrr. Temporary. III.
commissioned uI1l"rra. rrn"iVr. lld.
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mnhImr II total "r I,0nG commissioned
unh warrant eli i""In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-27

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-27
Mastcr Lists Not Here.

Neither the ohio Cnuniy nor city "l
Whrrllur draft boards liant evening
had rrrriyrd their official master Hats
which The, viii uar IN calling the men
,h,,. numbers, are la The rrnt call
fuI examination In II I"w hhyr. IN.
bl,hr,. itulr" Hen i iinn'rhrt nhd
Captain Henry fr"hin" stated 'hh' II
Ia prnhnhir HAT Tia" Hats VIII ID" r'"' !"
;irrrrlnry uf Wal lihh"i' "lh'n Ia The
snyrrnu, az each rinl". nnh f"i whi'l"l
i'm IuIu from The Hnv"II"I ~ "lli""n 10
the local hIuiI innI'ln
with ia. all II .0rrl' ''f Ih" "ss'"'
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,,tds Within Ihn1T I"np""llN" h'l"hI'-
Hon Ir Ihn order Ia wbi'h ti'H n"'i"i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-27
COUNTY COURT

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bath 81 rr"rlr. -
Andrew I."IluH nni May Nn"HIn. E"Ih
az Martins F'III. -
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Of hkTiII,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-27
NiusHilu 'F"sL Ahead

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r""Ii"n "r "u" Il'irh "n III" r"v"uIlr ,luv
WhIlr ia" htnTI I"Yulnilnnr ur..vlL"
that tho ~EnIulnui lnmu uliIrI H." com
ulrIrh In tho Ihr-~ hu 80 Iu,.r, lIr"d thIr
in"kn IIc~ M luII"rtclhl" tnri Thr.tT
nf Wheeling l",nId muTt call l ruIr "
for examination In Ihr"" duSr IiE mon
Ia rpiIr "r III" inrt hint Tho rhvuI,
rEnulnn'i" nu Will not H." 80 v"rr ,.tnrI
Ing, Tn. birk"y uf Il" county hunr,I ..g-
IiIunl"H that Tho IhvHicInn iu"tnirru ct
Il'' h"nrh Will rr1uir" not h'"H lhnn 10
mfuuI"u rnr tho examination at each
nnu. From ihln II viii H." i,,.m InlIt th,,
h'nrda fac" u gigantic undertaking. bat
They ar" nnhlnK every preparation l." rn
through with The work on regulation
Hchcdul" n possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-27

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-27

Just a few of the Shirt Waists on
sale to be cleaned up, closing the
X, price sale. Make it a point to
oct one before sale closes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-27

A few odd lots of Wash Dresses
lust on sale to be closed out by
Friday, the last day. Don't miss
getting one.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-02
Cheap Eats

There IL one OF Mics Jennie snow
economical food arrangements. rms Is
for breakfast. lunch and dinner today
and is suitable for family Of slN Mis-.
snow. who is n member of the faculty NJ
tho Chicago Normal college. explains each
dish hns been tested UutD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-02
GERMAN RAlSIN BREAD

\ Beginner fut one and one hall
,rp, milk in double boiler. place ON
range and bring to the Scaldng point
Remove iron range and add onc-halt
cup butter When mixture i, lukcwarm
add one hall Ncad cake broken in
small pieces. three cpu, we'll beaten
three quarters cup sugar. enough bread
flour 10 kncad the quantity required
Nclug about five and onc-iourth cups
Cover and let rise until mD>mrc has
doubled I'm bulk Toss ON slightly
ilcurcd board and pat and roll out in
rectangular shape Sprinkle with seed
cd raisiu,. yu, IN halves and fold
halyc, IN thirds. Again pat out,
sprinkle with ral,lnS and iold Rcpeal
using m all one pound oi rai,iu,.
Shape m three loayr, and pu, m but
tered bread pans Cover, let rise and
bake Cool slightly and spread with
German iroSunV 10 four tablespoons
e ho, mlk add gradually >lited con
icctoncr'S sugar until mixture is ot
the right consistency 10 spread, then
add ground cinnamon 90 suit the taste
DON'T WORRY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-02
KAFFEE KUCHEN

Texas. A German friend says that
my kaiicc kuchcu is better than hers
The German cooks take out some
sponge from their bread dough and mlN
into it with their hands the eggs, but
ter, etc do not like the feeling nor
the idea of that SO start right with
the cake preparation This Is ior
small cake baked IN a sheet about by
10 inches, and or ) inches thick Put
into a pail dc,scrtSpoon OF butter, Ia
deSscrt,poon, sugar, q teaspoon nut
meg, teaspoon salt Warm this
little more than blood warm
Add | beaten egg, = or T., a yeast
cake ~ F., cup water or milk lmeasur
ing cup which holds - pmU. Add -
cup or more CurrantS or raiSlu,. washci
IN hot water then add heapuG dcS-
scrt,poon, -ll,cd pastry flour ,Or bread
fourD Beat well; It should be a ,tllt
batter Let rise four hours, more or
less, beat down as often as necessary
To gc; II risen ior the time when you
wish to bake IT, Spread IT in the pan,
put on melted butter. then cinnamon,
then sugar Let It rise very light, per-
haps an hour II wants to be coarse
grained, with lots OF big holes, Bake
A hall hour Sliced apple may be put
on top before buttering IT may he
baked in a loaf Eat hot. with butter
enough to FIJI the holes. II is good
/ cold, cNCclcut toasted O NJ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-02
x "A PAGE Devoted TO Food Products

rice and one fourth pound cheese IS
used. add milk and water and cover
with cracker crumb, bake until cheese
melt>
Rice la Creole
Rice Ia Creole One cup rice, two
and one hall cups seasoned brown
stock; two tablespoon, butter and pi-
mentos. Melt butter; add boiled rice,
stirring until rice is brown; add hot
stock and cook in double boiler until
rice is soft: turn on serving dish, gar
uish with pmcnto and cover with
Creole sauce.
Rice With TomatoeS-Cook cup rice
in two tablespoons butter until brown,
add cup and half boiling water steam
until water is absorbed, add two and
one hall cups hot stewed tomatoes; cook
until rice is soft and season.
Rice a IA Ristnn Finely chop two
slice, Of bacon add finely chopped cab.
bagc. cover and cook slowly for thirty
minutes. add one fourth cup boiled rice
choppcd parsley, salt and pepper Mos
ten with one half cup stock and cook
fifteen minutes
And Here Are Croquettes,
Rice CroquetteS--One-hali cup rice
ono teaspoon salt; one-hall cup boiling
water; yolkS two eggs one cup Soaldc1
milk. one tablespoon butter Steam
until it has absorbed water; add milk
stir, cover and steam until rice is soft
remove from fire. add egg yolks anC
butter; cool, roll balls in crumbs, ant
fry
Rice Timbales-Paok hot boiled rice
in buttcrcd tin molds let stand in no
, water ten minutes
Casserole OF Rice and Veal-Lin'
creased mold with steamed rice; iil
center with two cups cold, iincll
chopped cooked veal add salt, pepper
celery sal, and onion juice add one
fourth cup cracker crumbs, ono cgc
slightly beaten; moistcn with hot wat
cr. cover meat with rice; cover rice
with .but'cred paper and steam forty.
ilvc minutes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-02
COFFEE JELLY

In making coffee Jelly or Icllic, OF
that Kind ] always use the g,anulatcd
gclatuc, the kind tha, come, in little
envelopes have tried all kinds. but
fund this the most satisfactory. Wet
YOUR mold IN cold water Tor all gelatin
desserts.
Coffee lclIy-rul one envelope gran.
ulated gelatin one half cup sugar and
a pinch OF salt in pint cup Fill the
cup with boiling coffee, stirring thor
uuphly one minute Strain into mold
and set IN cold place Serve with
cream DON'T WORRY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-02
RICE WILL CUT
COST OF LIVING
Chicago Expert Prepares a
Dozen Dishes to Aid in
Reducing Table tx
penSeS,

Eight ways to cook rice so that its
use as a substitute for potatoes may not
grow tlreSomc, were described yeStcr-
day by Miss Anna G. Johnson, dictltian
at the municipal tuberculosis santa
rum Miss lohnson'> rice dr,hc, we're
approved by Health Commissioner RoI.
ertson OF Chicago.
Boled Rlcc-One cup rice, two quarts
boiling water one tablespoon salt Add
rice slowly to boiling Saltcd water
boil for thirty minutes, drain and LIT
stand for a few minutes
Rice With Checse-Stcam ono cup
rice with'salt; cover bottom OF bu.tcrcd
dish with rice; add butter sprinkle
with grated cheese and cayenne until
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-02
TO CLEAN WHITE FELT HAT

Requested bv Name loSt-lo clean
a white felt hat just make a paste ot
magncsia and water Take clean
brush apd apply the paste, allow It to
dry, then brush off and your hat b.
clean Leave 1t for several hours, then
shake and beat ont the powder
ERED'S WIFE .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-02
APPLE AND CRAM
BERRY JELLY

Dear Yea Bo-l think the trouble
with your apple jelly is this. AZ this
time oi 'he wear most apples ate too
MELLOW and ripe to Jelly well They
have lost the eltmeu, that makes them
lcll II YOU combine them with cram
berries in the proportion OF one half
Peek OF apples, one quart cranbotrieS
and one lemon YOU will find that a
'ood firm lclly can he made
SALLY ANN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-02
ALMOND CAKE

Beat whites OF three egg, To q sull
roth Add one cup OF powdered sugar
Beat again Add one half cup of SOFT
hrttcr and beat again. one third OF a
cup OF milk with one.hali teaspoon oi
,aleraIuS and one teaspoon OF cream
q tartar, >iitcd three time, with one
and wo-,h,rdS cups Of flour Flavor
with almond and put nuts on top Can
use chopped nuts and ralNnS Frost
With nuts on top
nNNLk Y IL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-02
MENU FOR FOUR
Breakfast

Top Of quart OF milk for coffee, the
milk being used for cereal .... lNc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-02
Creamed Dricd Beef-Mak
Suggestions.

TIN, menu show, the common fault
repetition OF food classes. Spinach and
lettuce are unnecessary at the Samc
meal as is ginger bread and graham
bread, unless she makes her ginger
bread sweet enough to be served with
tho dessert. though she does not make
this ascertain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-02
Luncheon
Dinner

lhldl .....t.. ..s......t t.... .......t. ......
! will allow Zoe for sugar aHd al
thing else necessary for use IN I
menu which makes the total Tor the q
SlSS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-02
Better Menu
Contest

Editors Note-The Times Better Menu
Contest is closed No more new menus
Will be accepted for publication, but The
Times viii publish a few of the menus
that were sent in during the contest, and
VIII pay 10 cents for cachJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-02
SUBSTITUTE FOR
ANGEL CAKE

One egg beaten lightly, with one cup
oi sugar, one cup oi flour, ono tea
spoon baking powder or ono small tea
spoon cream oi tartar, and onc-hali
,ca,poon soda Add one half cup OF
,,al1cd milk las, and flavor Rca, well
aud bake IN an angel cake tin Try
thus. SOMEONE lNJktl-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-13
A BIG VICTORY FOR "THE FORD"

Dallas. Texas, May 18th, 1915.
The Ford Tractor Co.,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Gentlemen; One Of our experts was at
Stamford Monday starting one of our agents
with the Ford Tractor 1t was well adver-
tised and there was more than two or three
hundred people present.
The agent for the tractor decided
to make contest out Of the affair. got out
some hand bills and made big talk as to
how they were going to show the Ford Trac-
tor up. Well, he came out and we did
some blowing in the same field. and. of
course. 1t was about an even draw on pull
ing plows, but when we took the gentleman
out and pulled other tools over the broken
land we whipped him to death. Then there
was big bunch Of county commissioners
there and we hitched the Ford Tractor to
s-foot road grader and built one and half
miles Of the prettiest road you ever saw
The Tractor hitched to it and pulled
Il one round. On coming back the next
time their main and only drive wheel was
on the soft land. The result was that they
tust pulled their engine down, spun their
wheel and could not move the grader. To
say the least 1t was a big victory for the
Ford Tractor in that territory.
Our agent in that county alone claims
that he is going to sell hundred machines
We think he Is over-estimating it a little.
yet at the same time he is a very good bust
ness man and has an excellent territory.
We just pass this information along to
YOU, for we know you like to hear things
Of this kind.
Yours very truly. r, II. Parks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-13
IN WAR OR PEACE
THE SOIL MUST BE TITLED

agent the French government after Investigating the farm
field stem to stern has placed initial order for Fifty
FORD TRACTORS for private and has made the public an
but that these
be used till the soil after has been declared
have taken the placing OF this order
Europe short in and than short
necessity look the farm tractor for the power
with which to till the soil.
So in buying today in THE FORD TRACTOR COMPANY
you getting In the ground floor basis with the Owprced
tractor builder America with opportunity not only to make
be used the millions OF farms In
United Stae with the type Of tractor that all Europe must
turn to when peace has been declared
honestly believe that THE FORD TRACTOR COMPANY Of.
greatest opportunity OF the We unhe-
tang advise clientele to plunge this time and buy every share
this afford before the advance In price, which
will positively take place March H.
Our clients in New City all those that find cOnyen
lent visit Offices in the heart of Automobile Row. corner
Fifty street. the Circle 1884 Broadway should do and
glad into the fullest details regarding this company
management past and Its future. Everything about this COM
pany open scrutiny and solicit the most rigid In
yesgaon realizing that he who investigates will most certainly
invest
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-13
Ufem INV Yurk Times Fsb. rs. tstf.)
WANT 1000 TRACTORS
FOR NIGHT FLOWING
Britain TO Recruit Great Army of
Cuifivafors to Combat U-Boaf
Food Menace.

LONDON. Feb five want 5000
American tractor plows for the use of
sivilian army Of night Flowers which we
isles" said Sir Arthur Lee, Director General
Of Food Production, to The Associated
Press today. This new department, which
Is the outgrowth Of Germany's submarine
campaign, aims at the enlistment Of several
hundred thousand civilians to cultivate
every available bit of soil.
I'VE hope to make the tractor plows fill
the gaps caused by the shortage in labor"
continued Sir Arthur. "For this reason we
are going to import 5000, or as many as
we can, from America. We are going to
equip them with headlights for night plow-
ing. Laborers can only work eight hours.
but tractors can work twenty-four hours.
They will be driven by taxicab drivers and
chauffeurs, who will be able to learn their
mechanism in a few hours.
Behind every pillow will be q skilled farm
er. They will be assisted by prisoners con-
sclentious DIRECTORS, members of the home
defense forces, and women. In this way
We hope to produce enough food to make
us independent of outside help as long as
the war lasts. We do not believe we will
be able to produce sufficient to feed the
population in time of peace. but
confident we shall be able to grow enough
to stave off starvation during the war.
For this we thank the German subma-
rnes. They already have given England an
agricultural policy which is destined to make
us to a large extent self-supporting. The
submarines also have revived rural life,
given the farmers a minimum wage. and
generally made our national defense more
effective than thousand speeches in Par
Uament'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-13
will SurpaSS The
Marvellous Growth OF
the Automobile
Industry

"The tractor industry is just
completing the first chapter of its
history, and a very cventful chap
ter, and one that has been marked
by brilliant and rapid progress, is
the opinion expressed by every big
factory official with whom the
matter was discussed. The next
four or five years will see a devel-
opment that will surpass even the
marvellous growth Of the automo-
bile industry, they believe without
exception, And the farmers, to a
man-those with whom the ques-
ton was discussed-are of the
same opinion. THE Dallas Morn
ing News.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-13
A Complete
Revolution i'm Agricul-
tural Methods

"That the entire Southwest is on
the verge of complete revolution
in agricultural m e. hods, with
which will come more economy
and an increase in yields of from
20 to 40 per cent, is apparently the
unanimous opinion of farmers,
tractor manufacturers and others
in touch with the situation who
are attending the big national
tractor demonstration at Dallas.
The sentence, perhaps, most fire.
quently heard on the tractor
grounds is a short sentence of four
words-'The tractor is coming
And usually following closely in
the wake of that remark comes a
second, also Of signifcance-'The
light tractor is the thing. 1.-The
Dallas Morning News.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-13
winsted, Mimi, Sept. 3, 1915

winsted, Mimi, Sept ;, 1915.
The Ford Tractor Company,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Gentlemen Having had Ford Tractor
at work on my farm am pleased to be able
TO state that I was agreeably surprised at
the amount OF work it did as well as the
manner in which It would do it.
There are many new and valuable feat
ures found in the Ford Tractor. such as /
never expected to find embodied in any one
gas tractor, which makes 1t especially
adapted to use on small farms as well as
on larger fields.
Perhaps the most characteristic feature OF
the Ford Tractor is its ability to turn cor
ners so easily, rapidly and accurately.
have harvested with 1t on fields of one acre
In size, and found that II was more con-
yenient to turn corners than 1t would have
been with horses. at the same time taking
full swath with the binder.
I consider the Ford Tractor one Of the
most valuable assets to modernized farm
ing, and to own one Of them is the only
way to appreciate its usefulness.
Respectfully.
JOHN wEsTRUP.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-13

THE COMING "HoRsE' ON THE FARM.
~ Zumbrota, Mimi, Sept. s, 1916.
81 have seen the Ford Tractor at work on
a binder, and also seen 1t at work on both
one and two gangs and it does all you
claim of it, / think it is the coming horse
on the farm.
IF anybody doubts my word. write me.
II am, sincerely, s. K. CLEMENTS0N,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-13

The Ford Tractor Company of Minneapolis MINI,
cusvely in the manufacture of THE FORD FARM TRACTOR
has connection whatever with the Ford Motor Company Detroit
or with any other automobile tractor concern.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-13
BUY STOCK TODAY

Right Ford Tractor shares at the low price S. 90
par $4,000 Price will positively be advanced Saturday. March
This will advanced predict that enormous
profits will made those that take advantage low quotation
Do not delay but forward order today Write wire phone
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-13
MOTOR PROFITS

americ"
million haveg
have a
vehicle industry And other
all
In fact than 900
ufacturers
the truck for and
tractor for farm purposes
THE ONE BIG MONEY.MAKING OPPORTUNITY
IN THE MOTOR VEHICLE INDUSTRY TODAY
r P FORD sSToR SosrnsT Of M"nenpa Mimi
tremendous profits
ORGANIZATION
TRACTOR COMPANY
stock Each share
OFFICES AND PLANT
MINI The
facilities will he provided as rapidly as possible
FORD sells sos II the lowest priced tractor made for
general farm The profit at price s ~ h cammam
n of $4,000 tractors "nnum
ability work rapid,
of the farm
STREET JOURNAL There in the United
@ Is "S o "sS " I'm ADDITION to h tHa %rn" points
already found good field In Europe
Immense supply of American
mad farm