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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
Speeding cycle wrecked.

Last evening Il motorcycllst was clip
ping along mcrrly through Elm Grove
when his drive wheel struck slippery
spot in the pavement and the machine
overturned. The rider, whose name the
pike district officers did not get was
MOI nMrh hurt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
warwood Man Buys store.

Charles ~ Blackburn of Twentieth
street has purchased the DrIrh"T
grocery store on Market street. Wheei-
inr. and will take over tho mana cement
on MAY LIST Mr.. blackburn has been
associated with The retiring company
for the past fifteen years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
pe1nove to wnrwood.

Mrs Katherine Nlest and son. VIII
Tlett have removed from the Island 70
rho home Of George. ?. Klett OF war
wood avenue where they VIII make
their future home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
Sewing Club Meeting.

The Narwood Sewing Club Will %
Mica santly entertained Wednesday ar
ternoon from 20 : O'Clock. by Mrs.
John OConr"r. The afternoon VIII ~
1fsnersed With music and sewing. and
a dainty luncheon will terminate the in
terestinC affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
Ral1 Game.

Tho South Narwood team played the
Rfchland team HN interesting opSninE
-ayoe Yesterday afternoon on the South
Warwood grounds. whom thH South War.
wood BOYS won IN n score % III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
T r wa1den 1mnrovttr.

Or. ]. O WGlNoN. who Il conttnHd 20
the NORTH Wn."3jnc hospital as the ra-
cult of n recent operation. is making a
satisfactory recovery. but will not be
removed to his home foc a week or ten
DAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
'eiN-- FOR their appearance this even
Morning. Jov Ride,

\ crowd nf yniing fellows were out
for a. Joy ride at ten minutes 10 four
o'clock Sunday morning. The speed Of
Iicrrs were Oh the job. however, and the
chauffeur will be hailed before the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
THROUGH CAR SCHEDULE

THROUGH CAR SCHEDULE
WARWooD RENWooD
FROM BEN WOOD:
Daily except Sunday-o:16 a M.
ana every fifteen minutes thereafter
until 1890 midnight. kept that
l1:4o p. IN car goes 10 First street
only. Cars leaving ut 1915 and 13:So
Il. Al. go to Tenth street only.
Sunday only--6:u0 d H.. $3.50 a NJ,
T:6O = ~, T.3U q ~, and every fifteen
minutes thereafter. the schedule from
then on. being the same az week day.
FROM TENTH STREET: q.
J. Daily except Sunday-4:so g. M
until 1900 midnight. Last car. 1880
g. NJ. 1915 car TO First street only.
Sunday only-5:15, 5:i5. GAS, $3.50,
700. 1880. 500 q. H.. and every fifteen
minutes thereafter. The schedule
from then on being the same aS week
day.
SOUTH BOUND.
FROM WARwOoD:
Daily except Sunday-4:63 g. N.
and every fifteen minutes thereafter
until 1857 p. m.-last car TO Ben
wood. Cars leaving at 1853 p. No.,
1908, 1928 and 1888 go to Tenth
street only. Cars leave Warwood for
First street only 1t 1:23 g N.
Sunday only-5:38. sos. 6:88, s.63,
1913. 1888. 1853 and S:23 q. m. and
every fifteen minutes thereafter, the
schedule from then on being same as
week day.
WHEELING fHAcTIoN coMPANY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
TO Open Garage.

has Been chosen as \ dumping ground
for this years refuse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
WHEELING ODD FELLOWS IN
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

McGill and Mrs. Earl Spargo, altos :;
E.. 7. Reed. Fred Gerry, s. Fl. Reynolds
and f. S. Miller, tenors; c. X. Smith,
John Springer, n. G. Eastwood and j.
T. Murrcll. director. bassos; Ernest
Springer. organist.
Wheeling, Concord. Excelsior am,
Triadelphia lodges, with several mcm'
hers from Martins Ferry and other
nearby places. attended the service.
NICK WASN'T ABDUCTED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30

cases Prosecuting Attorney D. A. Nc.
kee may file a few other cases this
week -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
NICK WASN'T ABDUCTED.

Th" whereabouts OF Nick Rrdway,
South Side man, whose absence Satur-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
FLUSH THE KIDNEYS!
How Uric Acid Causes Gout, Rheumatism Lumbago
(BY L. II. SMITH. NJ. D.


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
GinrOInS uiSait6fuL 0ermuns",

g[Gs tpdbrenO 0es Treibeitsfrieees
@oI6inetonS 2eib ano 2eben Itet8
@efabr orobte, nitbt MIR bon Den
@naldn0ern, ionOern nod mebr bon
berrdteril6en glmerifanern, 0ie in
@nglonos SolOe itotr0en, 0a nmgab
er iiG nit einieen 100 treuen, slOer.
ldliieen 4eiltl1en Die ibn Die longen
4riegsiobre eegel ie0en beinltiidi-
i6en 9(nIdlng iiAer beihiiBten. 2lIs
&incolH i'm Sabre 1860 gum @r1li.
0enten erlpGblt fpor6en mar, oa muBte
mon onB es itnter leinen bielen bein.
liden 1no offenen 6ein0en nidt an
iol6en feblte, Die iel6lt bon einen
8erbre6en ni6t 5uritdi6reden mir.
ben 2incolnS @infiIbrung 81 berbin.
bern. llno je nGter Ser a. Wldr5 bcr.
onriidte, ie 5oblrei6er ur0 6eutlicber
tuuroen Die gtn5ei9en Dob ore Gin
fiibrungsfeier nidt lngeitort berIou-
len merOe. @erooe in Der 8unoes.
buuptItoOt ipinmelte es bon erbitter.
ten 5einOen 2incoIn8, iiito ounfle
@eriidte Don beo6iit1tigtcr @rmpr.
oung oltrhi6ruirrten Die 2uft.
8mur tonnte 2incoln fir ieine Ser.
ion feline 6ur6t; ober oilf 0en orin.
genoen &ot ieiner 6reititoe umgob er
li9 oo3 init elmer ii6eren Sei6po6e,
ols er moglidit beintlib ieinen Gin.
5ug in @oibin9ton bielt. Oieie 2eib.
wo6e beIbano aus leuter eingelpon.
Oerten 9eutiben, oen logenanrten
u@enti@en Sdoern", Die lid in orei
aompagnien itrter militGrilb gebil.
oeteu oeutlden Offi8ieren lbon Dor
Wlonaten 8uicpunenoetm botten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

@ort, in oen onerifa1i6en aricgs-
bafen Nepport Stems, eebroHt.
S9on ols Die 0eiti6en ug8niier-
ratten1 bort 5u rnt6tiger 9tuit NELL
ten modte iib ibr llnternebmntngS-
eeilt oorou, &on0duartiere 5u bauen.
lInO 70 entitono oie rei5enoe 8iaen-
folonie, elm @liuioturs0orf BON edit
oeiiiihem @eprdge. lln0 ols geipiiie
@erbdltniie Die lleberfiibrung Der
beiOen SiIfsfreuaer nod BbilaOel-
pbia notrpen6ig mncbten, 0o nuBte
oos lhnea eritonoene D0rflein bonn
@robDoen beridiuinoen. glun lit es
neu aufee6aut, rnuittelbar am
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

9bgleih oieie 325 @aonn sd6lcn0e
Srganiiotion peoer 5t ser @}ili5
nod 8ur glrmee ge66rte, bielc bon
tbnen Wabri6cinli6 nod ni6t einmal
9ilrger marcn, 70 wGb(te 2incoln bod
gerooe oieie o8etti6en SGger~ 5u
ieinem peri0nliben Sd6ub, ols er 6os
bobite glmt 0eS 2onoes outrot. Cine
&onpuanie bcipoHte 0en 8rdIioontcit,
ol5 er ben glmtsei0 obIegtc un0 sic
glntrittsre0e bieIt. Gie iibrioen paren
iiberoa berteilt iie itonoen @o6e uuf
oen D6Aern al Der Bennilbonia
gIDeuue, Dor oen 5enitern oes &upi.
tolls, ober bcoleitcten Die Gorolie, in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

Sonrtogs fonlrnen Die @eIu6er.
Sn beQen Sbaren fin6en iie Iidb elm
un6 es berriAt etn 2eben ouf Dcn
StroBen oeS 9orfeS, ooB es cine
5reuoe lit. gtur einen r@orffrug"
9iebt es nidt. 0ie aebte uluB man
i@on on0erspo neben.
gtun loGte man gIouben, ooB sic
internierten Oeutiden Seeleilte jeBt
ouf Der faulen Sout liegen f0nnten
gSeit eefebltl ySeiner MojeitGt 9ienit
miro bier senou 10 Itro1um genou.
men, ais befGnoe man ii6 0riiben.
I'm 6 llbr friib tperoen Die 'Sdnee.
motten ose3urrt" un0 cine bol6e
Stun0c ipGter iibt man bein1 6riib.
ltiif. linn 7 llbr beiBt es: n8feifen
unO 2unten aus flor 5ur Q[rbeit".
gatn beeinnt 6os eigentLi9e Gage
werf. 3lndbit beiBt eS v9ed.
i6euern" 0a miro gebiirItety ge-
l6rllbbt gerpai9cn, uno inter itren.
ger g[ufiic6t ge6t oie So6e mte Scr
g8in6. 9tuf Dem @yeroierplob 6eim
o9orf@ beginnt Der Snfonterieoienr
in oQen ieinen @bolutionen. Bum
p@riffeflopfen~ feblen freilib oie
@epebre, Die Srfel Sam einitpeilcn
in feline 0bbut genonmen bat, Ounlit
ibnen nihts poiiiert. lin fl llbr CT.
folgt 6os &ommanoo ngluffloren"
uno lie W1riteriing beginnt. 0urit6er
miro es @littog un0 Die Monni9nft
iebt iib nieoer gu leder bereitetern
W3o5le.
Seoerrnnnn ipeiB, mas ein, giter
SeemonnSmogen bertrogen fam. IS
oie6t oenn ou6 frdftige Sousmonns.
foit un0 0oB tii6tig 5ueegriffen miro,
brau6t ni6t erit geioet 5it tperOcn.
Denn Die aii@e lit gut llnO 'obmehs-
lungSreid 5uoleih.
9tabmittogs miro tpie6er fIetBig
eeorbeifet. I'm 8 llbr lit 6loggenpa-
raoe. S9neioig flingt oos aoni-
manoo 0es Sffi8iers: oStiIIgeiton-
0enl Sberoed Sront not6 9[1ten
ltnO oonn iett 6ie W3orinefopeae nit
0en &lGngen 0es Wiori6eS elm, Der
ie6es Seemonnsber5 bober ibIogen
IdBt; oStol8. pebt 6ie 6Iogeei6pora-
weiB-rot~ 8ie 6logge miro einge3o-
gen. 9ie 9[rbeit 0es Cages lit getan.
9[ber nod benz 9[ben0elien fou1nit
cine ACKNOWLEDGING. Ser ,@abtba-
benbe" inipi5iert bos Sdiff oenn
boI0 fonlnlt ser &onrnonoont, i'm
Die 0fonoe 5u MAIDEN. lin 8 llDr
beiBt es n9llt9e i'm S6iff". 8ie 2eute
flettern in ibre SGngenotten. lln6
ebe biel Belt bergebt, lieeen lie in
Wtorpbeus' glrmen.
9(ber aub fir Ole @rboIline lift &c.
ioret. SGglib erbalten ied8 Inter.
offi5iere itn6 feds 2eute Der Monn-
i1oft ltrloub. l1no Oonn qebt's in
Die Sto6t BbiIooe[pbiu, no lit6 ibnen
llnterbaltitng In !Siile uno GitGe bic
tet. Sn ben 0e1iticben Sreiien Der
Stq0t finS Die @laitiofen itets germ
oeiebene @dite. llno III ibrem Dori
bo6en iie SportplGbe, ouf oenen oIIe
geiunoen SpieIe, ipie SuBbaa, @on.
IGlogen uno Surnen eifrig betrieben
nerOen. llnO ou6 Dem @oIierIport
miro eifrig gebuIoiet. @inntol in Der
@otbe giebt es einen rltnter6oItungs.
obeno", au oem lid notiirli1 groBe
Sboren Ser 0eittiden @ebolferung,
uno ean3 Defenders Ole iungen 90.
men etnfin0en. Is. 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

S6iffsbonbofe @bilooelpbia in
nGditer 0}o66ori6oft BON 0nfeI
Sons o6iirdtenidtien". Sdus6en
reibt iid an S1uS6en an ertgepfleg-
ten nit Qlibe beitreliten Megen, Die
nod @el6en ans Der &riegs3eit be.
nannt iino.
Die Sdnoe tpurOen eeriibrt itno
Der Somrer bon frdftigen S6noen
eeidUltngen. Sobel tno Sage traten
in Edti9feit. Sdoner oenu 6ubor
ioate oaS neue 0orf eritc6en. ltno 70
rei5enO, 10 nieOli1 lit eS in ieiner
gon3en gLnloge: Elm Stiid6en Sei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

balien, Die ser @eItfrieg 5ltriidbolt
lln6 bic SafeI Sam interniert bat,
marten altf 6rieoen. SIM Sintergrutl.
DC Iicgen sic Sdiffe, oie iie pieoer
0er Seimot 5ufiibren ioaen. 9etoe
@Aiffc geboren iebt 3u Seiner Wlaie-
fiat 6Iotie uno ite boben noHd RUBIN.
poIl @tiid1en bollbroAt, Biz tie
fbIiebIib i'm S6otten frie6li6er
D}eutroIitGt cine freilib unfreiiuiaiee
9lube geiunoen boben. Die beioen
&ommanoanten, Die Gapitdnleut-
uonts Gbieri6ens unO SbierfelOer,
baben ibre alten Sdiffe in iiheren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
tunr bIe -gaIiilIpgI.nIalter.N =

@ tvnr Bic rwailIfnssb9Iattcr.N
glm liioIi6en Gnoe Der 2uGfer-
foot 4bilooelpbid, an Der @aller.
front oes DeIopare, liegt Elm oellt.
ides @orf. Go mo- Die pr0htigc
@roao Street, 6ie Sauptoerfebrso0er
Der Stnot oltfbort innitten ianoieem
Deolano. @as 8orf lit 0os Seim Der
@latroien Der 0euti6en Silf8freu8er
s,S. 81. 9. Brin3 @itel" unO ,,S. sc.
q. arouprin3 @ilbelm" Sier ouf
fremoem @ooen in Der @iege Der
@ereinigten Gtoaten bdben iie cine
aeitpeilige Seinlot gefllnoen.
@ie ruaderen @Iauiaden, bic bier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
Qoitae Qon0fdloft.

eon8e 2onoIboft.
Sinter ben Sdu8den bGnet 0os
8eus Der SeeIette gum Srodnen.
&ier uno 0a iiebt man @efliigel3uGt
in fleinem N}aBltob. ga giebt es Elm
nBoli3ei-Ge0ter~ itnO ouB elm ,,Ston.
oesamt~. Seoe 8iao bat ibren gta-
men, ein8elne iin0 notiirlib na6 ben
Sddsen lnierer Seelelite orii6en be.
nannt, Der 10 bieI ange5weifelten
oSeeuonnstreue" oen iiiBen oeut.
ibeh @}dOelS 6eeeniiber 3eugais ge.
bend. llnO bod miro pobl gar man.
6e8~Ser5 bier berIoren gegangen fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

motsfunIt. gor ieoen Sous ein
biibib 1tnt5Guntes @drtden in oeren
mobl nur nod einntaG Die 8lumen
iprieBen per6en, biS oas 8orf abge-
bro6en piro uno &eimotsipimpel mlf
Seiner @}ajeitat Sdiffen geiebt per.
oen.
SIM Qorflein febIt oItes W3onotone.
g1itten IN Der ooen Son0fld9e -
~ oie @iiIte" nennen bic u1unteren
@louiaden iie ieGbIt ~ Itebt oie Stride
nit ibrem ipiBen Euru1. Sinten Ore.
ben iib Die 6liigel elmer @inOmiible
In Der @riie, rebtS giebt Elm 9Lus.
ii6tshirm einen lteberbltf fiber Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
9ie gnslanOcr in Galuis.

ggie ounerboft iib ole @noIdnOer
in Calais feIteeIett 6oben, lit aus
einem @eri9t 5u eriehcn, oen Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

Ser 2incoln in ieine 9(ntSuobuung
fiibr. Sie bIiebcn ou6 feline n2eib.
idger" bis 8u ieiner @rmoroung bill.
oeten Die @Brenpocbe an ieincr 8o9re
ii1O geleiteten i'm 8um @ro6e. Gin.
coin pfIeete iie rltD faitDful Ger
mans 5u nennen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

StoIicner @coolo I'M n@ioruoIe
o'Stalio" ber6iientIit5t. @er 1cutc
IN Golois lan6e, fii6le ib nod boil
itdnOig in @nglono; eS modje Oltrd).
aus 0en @inorud, ais iei 0ic Sta0;
INNER englii6 gclueieL elm Stiib.
punft Ser &creinigtcn Gonigreic6e
an Scr fron8oiiI6en SiiIte. Sic @uq.
ldnOer b6tten our6 langiome plan.
mdBige &oti9feit 0en S5oicnplob
bollit6n0ig umgemonoelt mo sic
gon5e Sto6t glci6Iont fir iib genie
tet 3uerit muroe nit oem Soieu Be-
gonnen nodber babe man Die 2o-
gcrb1ltier an iitb gc5oGen unO mad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

rial bcrbei5nfiibreu. 9leiHtiincr i'm
9etrogc bon @liaior6cn ieien in oem
9roben bcfeiti0ten So9er onge6duft,
10 OoB cs cjnam mondmoI bel Dem
@e0onfcn idouOcre oaB Scr 8einO
nur cinigc 5cbu @leiIcn BON i6nl emf.
fcrnt itobe. Die @orrGte miiroen,
mcnn iic 0cm @egncr in Ole SGnSe
iiclen ousrci6en, oie ociiticben
SricgSfoltcn pobl fir ein boIbcS
Sobr 81 ocdcn. 9laeS, mas fir oen
llnterbolt elmer 9Irmce bon ii6er 5mci
Millioncn @lonn crforocrli6 ict
finoe ii9 III &olois oereinigt. I'm
lib eincn 8cgriii BON Der ocuoltiaeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

tige SiloS geboiit; oonn babe man
cine t0rmli6e @ilitdrltoot ouBcrbol6
Der beItebenoen erridtet, 70 OoB Go-
loiS bcute oolitdnoig In enqliidan
Sdnoeh iei. 9}iemonO 6etrctc sic
Sto0t obne lire GrIalr6niS, uu0 fein
@lott 6epege iid 0orin obne i6re G in.
milligung. gGQes 0as iei in alter
Wtonier Dor iid geeoueen, o6er inter
glnlpenoimg 9eipoliiger @elomittel
nHo NIT bicl proftii@em Ginn. Q6o.
lib Dur6qlertcn Sun6erte BON Gam.
piern in unltnter6rocbener 8ro3e'gon
oen glermelfonol, Inn &rieosmote.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28

n YER hme crown prince s,cri
ccd several divisions his August offensive delivered
local thrust Sunday which rubbed the
the August defense and carried forward positions
of Oncs
The main action between the villages
ended wedge
within the second German line Of
Primarily the military value OF the stroke completely Hill
German enoacmens which had reached where vantage
with ms long range of being seriously hampccd by
Ihe crown prince has been satisfied with the
Nm ana 10 have cung the idea that he might bs
some ms shattered ambitions by getting back high the
ng mat the easiest explain his long effort lI
In noting this Nerdu operation ones should history
OF events this the attack
French hugh command by brilliant unexpected gone
wuh the most appalling sacrifices, with a o losses
long the Germans 10 there are
distractions elsewhere for brother Bcc when
withdrawn the brilliant
polly to the attack and makes breakfast been
lcarbeakng blood sucking task the
The French forget that their principal kill lots
OF Germans hey willing let the take their
too much hold IT, providing the field of fire machine guns
good They LET the Huns pound until their heads dizzy then turn TO the
offensive and knock while he s o breath
In the Cucs wood the French outpost posi-,
tons IN the cnrenched the attack February
mbng the hinge the Netdun Of German line in
France
Between Rems and Ncrdm the France On
the Rcm end the the French enangcrng
frontal advance aon which has reached the On the
Nerun end OF the the French the developed
similar which the ATTEMPT
to locate the real intention of the comcW NJ H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28
Representatives,
GDMK Mason
S(opyiT4br 1917 y
THE LONG FACE.

TINE man who's always serious
who's solemn all his days. is prone
to pain and weary us, in fifty
seven ways These times be dark and
troublesome with war and dead men,
bones; still let your laughter hubbl,
some It does more good than groans
read OF endless Slaughtcring on red
fields over there. and vet no tears a-e
watering the hangdowns that | wear
'uS not because I'm frivolous, or hard
ened, that ! smile but grief will only
Shrlyel us, and isn't worth our while. I
can't conceive what Jerry mcant-that
prophet OF old days-who cut out 10Y
and merrlment a long lament 10 raise
I've man whose voice is pitiiul. whose
lace IS like a hcarSe, will queer a whole
blamed city full. and break mems hearts
or worse. He's bad enough when brecz-
ily the world joys on apacc, when
things are coming easily to all the hu-
man race; but when the world needs
heartening, and tears like fountains
flow, when souls and nerves need
smartering, why multiply the woe
With Sighs for this worlds misery |
waste no precious time but with my
weapon scissory ! steal some cheerful
rhyme
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28
3O,l45
"Sape the Waste and Win the War
THE MATTHEWS CHARGE.

STATE COMMISSIONER of Charitic, and Correction,
w. D Matthews flew off on a tangent the other day
during the course Of speech to a gathering Of women N
the Chamber Of Commerce rooms and now in consequence
he has his mouth full Of feet He charged in substance
that gross immortality existed among the high school student
body
To employ phrase whose significance !, generally I'M
derstood in these parts the school board promptly called
his hand When the show down came Mr. Matthews was
compelled TO confess that he possessed no concrete evidence
In support Of his charge About all that he knew for sure
in this connection that he had received an earull
OF cheap gossip which when examined eyanesccd into
thin air Mr.. Matthews charge was an extremely serious
one so serious in fact that it could not he ignored The
school board did emineny the proper thing in running
to ground Now that he admits that he knew nothing
about the subject on which he was talking and has publicly
acknowledged much the moral ono is prone TO draw
from the incident is that it is we'll to have bit Of con
crete evidence in hand when one sets ont TO besmrch
character.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28
PIGS IS PIGS.

TALES Of profitable hog raising in Oklahoma are be-
coming quite common as those pertaining to success
through the oil route The last one to get into print has
Marietta the stage setting farmer at that point bought
two pigs for $2 starter in the hog industry lie has
sold porkes for Sl32 has few left which he will market
for $500 and will retain part Of the herd the nucleus Of
next years "gusher"
Now that the nation is calling for more pork Oklahoma
IS likely to expand operations in the raising Of hogs With
serum available to stop the rayageS Of hog cholera the in
dusy is on safe basis Every patriot who has acres can
make lot Of money for himself and display patriotism by
increasing the pork output The world is short Of pork
Oklahoma is not likely to fail IN albur to the appeal for
more fats.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28
THE NEW TABLE DELICACY.

our OLD FRIEND, Abe Martin is author Of the legend
"lomny eventually; why not now" But Abe lives
down in Indiana and probably has better opportunity
to get hominy than do OF the housewives out this way
The food administration breaches conservation Of wheat
substituting corn products Many women are ready TO
heed the appeal hut claim that farmers around Oklahoma
City don't seem to be able TO supply the demand for old
fashioned I've hominy
While Oklahoma is not rated as a leading corn state
we produced something more than j00oOOOO bushels this
year Just why farmers feed this corn or sell it at the
market price instead OF converting it into a simple product
which would represent something like 81 a hushel is one
OF the mysteries Of modern finance
There seems to be feeling that the manufacture of
I've homlny on the farm is quite simple process; also
extremely profitable at this time Hundreds Of families
are hoping that the farm wagon will stop in front Of their
homes and offer to sell homny 1t is nutritious II has
risen from humble reputation to be the new table dcca,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28

better than you are But YOU can't con
vince them that you are better thar
they are
It is too bad that the old-iashioned
wiic-hcatcrS have gone out Of style
What fine husbands they would make
for some OF the militant SuifS who are
making monkeys OF themselves by
Stormlng the White House.
Any married woman can tell YOU that
a husband is an animal that goes on,
regularly and comes in irrcgularly
A man is often afraid to trust a
woman too far, and a woman is often
afraid 10 trust a man too near
We are always certain that the mi
noritv IS in the right when we are Of
the minority.
Love is something that makes a man
enjoy working ten hours dav irving
TO get money enough to give a girl all
the fool things she wants.
Some self made men give YOU the i'm
rrcSSlon that they were in such a hic
hurry 10 braC about the lob that they
knocked off work too soon.
Think It over and YOU viii admit
that YOU never knew a man who lived
to regret having kept his mouth shut
\ pretty girl can always throw
straight when she throws a glance in
your direction
There are men who would rather
steal a poor living than keep straight
and earn a good one.
Love not only affects mans ewes
but his ears also That's what make,
the g'ggllng Of the only girl sound like
ripping laughter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-28
VIEWING THE GIFT SITUATION.

CHRISIMAS IS near at hand Adults arc surveying
the gift situation and are finding new conditions new
influences and phase that will have bearing on the
Christmas season. sentiment is gaining force which
promises TO restrict the gifts to adult, and to increase
the number OF gifts to our boys in the military service
Of course, it is understood that the children are TO
have the mcrric, kind Of Christmas They are to be
made happy at holiday time toys to be in evidence
abundance and Swcctmcas TO be furnished them in
unlimited quantities if be necessary for the grown
ups TO drink coffee without sugar for welvcmonth
The boys in camp and the boys overseas are going to
miss the homeic at holiday time They're going to miss
the great open fireplace; they will miss the Christmas
dinner where families usually have reunions OF the scattered
members perhaps the camps will be gloomy and wet and
full Of sorrow Certainly, thcrcl be lot Of homc,cknc,s
among the youths who to suffer new experience
away from home at Christmas time
So it is up to the home folks especially those who
have no in the army navy carefully study the
situation and resolve to send fewer gift, to adults at home
and concentrate the gift idea on the brave boys far from
home and friends
It's to be sad Christmas for more than one young
fellow, but it will not be if the home folks think Of the
nelghbor boys in trench field Every adult patriot N
the land is ready to exclam; Don't send me anything
send it TO the boys who have gone out to battle for
Christianity"