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The Washington herald., 1917-06-02
AT TIMES

harm than good Today dOCtOrS UrcsCrih,-
Organic iTOn-NuXated Iron. This partic-
ulaT form Of iron IS easily assimilated
does not blacken or inJure the teeth nor
upset the stomach. Il will increase the
strength and endurance of weak ner-
vous. irritable. CarewOTn, haEEard look
ing women 100 per cent in two weeks
time in many instances. I have used it
in my own practice with most surprising
results.-Ferdinand King, NJ D.
NOTE: hUNATEO IRON recommended above
BY Or. Ferdinand KIng can be obtained from any
Good drUsgISt With an absolute guarantee OF sue.
osH Or money refunded. u Is dlIpsnIsd In this
city BY James o. 0onns Orus Stores Peoples Druq
Stores lRd all 5000 druggists.
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TO b" "hl" Z" ho.c ~ our end NJ he real
Nnrh ~ lIf, "
II Is about a consistent as IL would
p" 10 "NI'.'' rs 90 NtNo a backbone Ike
Jelly nsh III" ha.ann"..' said the woman in
an elephant I.t-' or the rimo and Re a
brown v".lo'.
Men nro ""v"~ consistent whore wom-
On "r" concerned " murrurod tho Woman
m he - 1, hat
Thank God f"r al his mc-clcs." said
-" woman m 'h' roa gown dorou'ly.
'"ryush'. a. b, T." Who".e- ~.rd.-srs. I-~r
l'"1"tn> lrA.s articles appear regularly
and Friday
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EVERY WOMAN
EVERY MOTHER
EVERY DAUGHTER
NEEDS IRON
At TIAHTC
To Put Strength Into Her Nerves
and Color Into Her Cheeks.

There can he
no beautifuI
healthy. rosy
rheekcd WOn-
on ith o u {
on. T h .
trouble IN the
past has been
I h a " h . n
women needed
iron they gen
orally { o o k
ordinary me
talllC IT o n g.
which often
CorTOded the
stomach and
did far more
The Washington herald., 1917-06-02

Mrs Walter r. Tut,"0 is chairman ard
N~- Wallace Srr"Hfnr Viz" rhal'm.n %,
'I,. registration committee ". ''' IL
T.auEhrer- Of Tho Cuufn''r.'. N'. Nl|
.~,r du ing ~. Conf"d'r'' Of" ''.'N""
Mrs Hutton and Mrs S'rH'"' wi. n'."
members NJ rh-r- rnulrr..r.. - l.':."
station and A. tho Willard r.ia. '..w 'h
o'clock on ro- N" D.r;.~.s f ~.-.. .'ra-
rioU
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Dr.. Ferdinand King, New York
Physician and Medical Author, Says:
The Washington herald., 1917-06-02

minister NJ Peru at WASHINGTON. an3
Nmr Pezot arrived Al Washington ''~-
te~dav from Now York rn make sh.~'
,isit and ~ attend 'n, dedication - ~"
Na'iona. Sylvan Thaa''r
The Washington herald., 1917-06-02

Tre wedding n Nies E---"'WW -W7N-
eo-, daurhter or Mr. 7 VI Swans, ~ IN
Mr. Fielder carter. son or Mir rhnr''e
T Carter of New York. will TAX U'7r"
very quietly today ~ noon at 'n" LCSl-
donre of tho brtd" i'm Lamont s'r"0t. Miss
T-Iizaheth swanson Will h. h"r sisters
0nIv attendant Th" ceremony which
will he performed low Nh" Rev W "
luncheon
The Washington herald., 1917-06-02

Tho College Women's Club will give
jeanette Rankin. of Montana. its nowlv
elected honorary member. this evening.
a SO o'clock at the C,Th r""m'S. ',.' F.
street
The Washington herald., 1917-06-02

Mrs Edwin =. Parker ir.. entertained
informally at bridge yesterday afternoon
in compliment 10 NJ sidney J.. chap
IcIl wife of Maj. ChaDp"u I. : A.
poI is visiting her mother. Mrs Thorn
ton Mai ChaF pel. who is also, from
Washingron. is the son of br and Mrs.
J W "hapTcu. of Grant road.
Mrs Parker. who is visiting hc- par
erts. Mr. and Mrs Henry :. Matthews.
VIII leave Washington mis- month 10 JOIN
her husband. Lieut.. Parker, u :. A.
in Panama
The Washington herald., 1917-06-02

Mrs VI l.. Underwood. Of N'lan'~. 'ia..
arrived at WASHINGTON Yesterday +" N.Sit
Eo- son Assistant A-torn.s GcuoraI z.
Marvin Underwood. and Mrs I.udoI-
wood
The Washington herald., 1917-06-02

MR. Ilpyd Wheaton E"N"'s. "a" s
visiting I'm Ra'timnr". Will '"''rn :"
Washington Monday 81" "NT''fS !"
close he house AZ ~. rnd Of u.N' week.
whom she will CO. tu Now York
The Washington herald., 1917-06-02

4 recital nv the piano p-uils Of Mrs
Robert F. Allen was given last evening
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07
BERLIN PAPER is PUNISHED FOR
HUMANITARIAN EXPRESSIONS
Would Have Germany Join All Nations
in Permanent Peace.

Amsterdam. July die Zukunft, Of
Berlin, Macmillan Hardin's publication,
which has again been suppressed, in
formed its subscribers that the action
was taken in consequence Of its issue of
June 80. This number criticised the
Norddeutsche Algemeine Zeitung's
statement on the Grimm. Hoffman af.
fair. which resulted in the resignation
Of DR.. Hoffman as a Swiss federal coun.
ciillor and the expulsion Of Robert
Grimm. the Swiss international social.
list, from Russia after the exposure of
the recent abortive peace maneuver.
Die Zukunft ridiculed the papers hu-
manitarian pose and said that peace
was only possible by Germany crushing
her enemies or joining her efforts to
those of the majority in the world for
better world conditions.
1T is only this second miracle that is
obtainabe by human strength" Die
Zunkunft points out, and says further
that the extremes OF Germany's enemies
are the right Of nations to self.govern,
ment, honest and not merely speclous
diminution Of armaments; an arbitration
court TO decide who is guilty OF starting
them; bond of nations TO carry out the
courts decision and the creation of a
situation which would remove the de
cision of peace or war from the will of
one mortal and place II in the hands of
the community.
II" continues Die Zukunft, "Germa.
ny sees celestial signs shining over
these extremes. then peace is attainable
tomorrow. but il a situation for which
millions OF people have yearned appears
ignominious to her. she must continue
to fight until one group conquers and
the other sinks"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07
OIL AND GAS NEWS

at Healdton. One will be owned by
Alex Adwan and one by Oscar Sailed
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Cobb of Healdton,
have returned from an auto trip to Dali
las and other Texas points. Mr.. Cobb
is the postmaster at Nirt but makes his
home in Healdton.
II. r. and r. Il. Highnote have their
two-story with basement building almost
completed and they have been offered
so good price for the rental of another
story that they have decided to build it.
When the next story has been complet-
ed the revenue from this building will
be 5000 a month.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. Sanders formerly
of Prague, Okla, are now located in
Healdton. Mr.. Sanders is engaged in
the jewelry business.-Adv.
j. r. Langford the ice man at Heald-
ton, is shipping two cars OF ice to the
town every day and his sales are so
large that he is planning to build a
plant to save the big shipping charge
which he must pay each day-Adv.
Barney Horrigan with the Eastern
Torpedo Company is here today from
Healdton. Mr.. Horrigan devotes his time
TO the shooting of wells in the field.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07
WHY FOOD BROKERS'.

a federal grand jury az Chicago. m
ouiring into the high cost OF living.
called as witnesses several department
managers of packing plants ana officers
Of large grocery concerns. These men
testified that Il was not the big manu-
facturers and dealers. but the middle
men. who By taking the biggest protis
were responsible for the excessive COS;
Brokers. agents and miscellaneous spec
ul,tors. they said. get hold q the chief
food staples after they leave the farm
or factory and before they reach the
wholesaler. and In their hands every
transaction means profit taken
which the consumer afterward has to
pay.
In many commodities. these experts
testified. the large dealers make as
little as i.e per cent net profit. while
the hrkers take anywhere from IS to
SOC PEI cent.
We should naturally have expected
the packers and biz dealers to disclaim
responsibility for the gouging to which
the public Is SUBJECTED But making
ail due allowances their testimony j.
about what might have been expected
They add a sort of official sanction 70
the general condemnation of middle
men. And they strengthen the or,li-
nary consumers natural disposition 90
inquire.
why should there be food brokers.
anyhow"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07
MARK TWAIN'S START.
Humorist's Own Reason Why He Be
came a Journalist.

Among the interesting stories about
Mark Twain, unearthed by Albert Big.
Glow Paine, his biographer, is one re.
lating in Twains own words how he
started on a writing career. The story
is told as related TO Mr.. Paine at Har.
per & Brothers. Twain's publishers, who
are this year celebrating the one.hun-
dedth birthday Of the house, having
been established in 1917.
The first paragraph which Mark
Twain wrote when he began his editor
ial duties with the Virginia City En-.
terprise was this:
"a beautiful sunse made Beranger
poet, a mothers kiss made Benjamin
West an artist and SIS a week makes
us Il journalist"
Another story tells of later joke.
One day Mark Twain was being
shaved by a very talkatiye barber and
was forced to listen to many Of the
BARRIERS anecdotes.
Stopping 20 strop his razor and pre-
pared, brush in hand, to commence
again. the barber said: "Shan go
over 1t again?"
NO, thanks" drawled Mark, Its
hardly necessary. think l can remem-
Der every word"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07
snAHlNe runIlc REsroNsRnIrY

The governor Of California has re-
GENTLY signed bin giving women In
that state the right a. sit ON iurics-
Callfornil women have had the vote
for some time Hut the right 90 sit On
jurlos Is new achievement Since
A Is not obligatory on the part of I've
officials who make up the Jury lists
a. include the names u women. an
ORGANIZED effort will b. made 20 see th2t
they are included. particularly in cases
involving women and children.
AZ the same time that we read this
news from California. word comes froin
France that women superinicndents
have been put into a French factory
near Paris employing women. This fol
lows the English example set earlier
IN the war. II secures the comfort and
welfare of women workers. A school
with a three months course has been
established In Paris for the training 81
WOMEN who are 20 become superintend.
entS The course includes those branch.
e. of common law relating 10 the fam.
As and 70 the position and rights %
labor. With 20 many women employei
.iH factories where men were employed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07
HEALDTON NOTES.

George Coffman. county superintend-
ent. has informed Healdton that II may
vote as much as $4,000 for a school
building and the town is planning TO
have the matter placed before the peo-
pie at an early election.
Jones-Everett Machinery Company.
al Healdton, has one OF the largest
plants OF the kind in the state and II
is the most modern because IL Is the
most recently built. The company Is
doing large business and c. II. Everett
of the company spends his entire time
In the field, A large crew Of skilled
workmen is employed and the company
does the heavy machine work for all
the areas in the Healdton District
Adv.
Two new oonfectioneries are going In
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07
THE AMERICAN BLUFF.
Gy Hapsburs Licbe, of the vigilantes)

By Hapsburg Liebe. Of the Vigilantes)
A United Press staff correspondent,
who Is with the British armies in the
field. sends us bit Of news that should
have the attention of every citizen in
the United states II concerns a talk
he had with a Prussian officer.
"The war viii be over and a stagger.
ing indemnity saddled on the United
states before she knows IT," the officer
declared Before America awakes. we
win have starved and whipped England
and France and Italy into submission
and made peace with Russia. leaving
America alone in the field
He called our belated preparations
bluff" Bluff. bluff" The army
preparations, the great air fleet in the
building. the destroyers sent to 10 the
submarine zone-all that and the rest.
he said. was Bluff"
This arrogant officer is from the
Prussian Missouri IL seems But one
can hardly laugh at him. We have
been woefuNy lazy in our support OF the
government We are still woefully lazy
in our support OF the government.
Its up 20 you and me, plain everyday
Americans, 70 show our enemies that
the United States is not bluffing: that
she means 1t. There are three great
ways OF doing that: First. by going over
90 France to fight. second. by doing ev.
erything possible 10 conserve and swell
the economic resources of the country;
third, by giving your time and your
money to your country as often as she
asks for them. The most pressing need
Just now IS for trained soldiers. But
there Is always the need OF growing
more foodstuffs and wasting less.
We're going to need il. brother. It's
going 10 take a stupendous amount OF
food TO feed a big American army In
France and the British and French ar
mics IN France-perhaps. and the lnev
itable submarine One can hardly even
imagine the amount OF foodstuffs that
those millions OF fighting men and the
submarines can consume.
Don't you permit yourself 10 believe
for a minute that Germany and her al
lies are even half whipped. They are
not You're thinking Of these daily
British victories, | know: but the Ger
mans are still in Francel The British
and French are always winning-and
yet. the Germans are still in France.
Now II Germany should make peace
with RuSsia-and believe she will
and whip and starye the others OF her
enemy nations into submission before
the United States gets fairly into the
arena. We will pay that staggering in
Gemnityr DO you get that?
"Oh. no" there are some who will say:
''sho can't come over here and take it,
She doesn't have 10 come over here
and take t. She would then be four
times mistress OF the seas, and then Am
erica would have TO pay that indemnity
or De as much cut off from the world
as an uncharted island Jam that into
your pipe and smoke over IL. brother
American. and then wake those tightly
slumbering neighbovs Of yours and tell
them about Il.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07
The Scots Answer.

Rochester Times: A lawyer was ex'
aiming a Scottish farmer. You'll al.
firm that when this happened you were
going home TO a meal Let US be quite
certain ou this point because Il Is a
very important one. BE good enough TO
tell me. sir. with a. little prevarication
as possible. what meal 4 was you were
gOing home TO- "You would like TO
know what meal Il VASE" said the Scots.
man. Eyes. sir. would like to know.
replied the counsel. sternly and i'm.
prcssively. BE sure you tell the truth. -
Well then. IL was just oatmeal"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07
WOMEN TO WIN THE WAR.

The women OF America are going 10
save the Waste and win the War"
They are starting this week, under the
leadership OF Herbert Hoover, the Unit
ed states food administrator They will
soon form the greatest women's organ
iYniion in the world.
our feminine millions are being mobil-
izcd for kitchen duty because the au-
thori,ies agree that it's in the American
kitchen that the war is 20 be won A
women's army is TO fight with food for
ammuniton-aurely a congenial iemi-
nine task Their mode of operation IS
70 make the food so. not as far as pos.
sible. bat as far as il ought 20 20. There
is no plea ior painful and weakening
privation. There IS nothing negative
about this campaign. Il is all positive
ana constructive Food. the vital factor
ON which the war turns. is 20 be used
efficiently. that is all The rules are six
IN number, and extremely simple
First. buy with thought
Second, cook with care.
Third. serve just enough.
Fourth, save what will keep
Fifth. eat what would spoil.
Sixth. prefer homegrown food.
Il is easy 10 Join Uncle Sans army
OF fool economists. First. you sign a
picdge. Women's councils for defense
in every state and women's clubs and
church organizations in every city are
provided with the pledge cards. They
read;
Il am glad 20 join In the service of
food conservation In the United States,
and l hereby accept membership in the
United States Food Administration.
pledging myself TO carry out the direc-
tions and advice OF the food admins
traitor in the conduct OF my household
in SO far rs my circumstances permit"
The woman who signs this pledge and
mails Il TO the national food administra-
tor AZ Washington. receives by return
mail n membership badge which she can
hang in her window. II reads. Member
OF the United States Food Administra-
ton" II bears an official seal, and the
fias encircled by grains OF wheat. Also.
she receives printed cards to hang in
her kitchen and over her telephone. con-
tanning the cardinal rules OF food con-
seivaiiOn There viii be uniforms. too
"A special design furnished by Uncle
sam for ten cents. and>made up by the
prospective wearer AZ cost Of ninety
nine cents. II is'said 60 be an Ideally
simple and serviceahle house dress
Millions Of members are wanted for
this great organization. The enlistment
begins this week. Every woman Is eli.
giole, II is an opportunity and a duty.
Let there be no slackers in this city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07
SCISSORS AND PASTE

Gainesville CTexas) Register: Either
rain or get OF the water wagon. old
dry weather sport,
Columbia Is. c. State: One good
thing about an air fleet is that you
can't undermine II.
Chickasha Express: Simply because
a man can quote scripture by the yard
II is no sign that he Is a saint.
Atlanta lGal Journal: Where Is the
prophet who said Russia would be out
Of the fighting.
McAlester News-Capital: II the pro.
posed daylight law goes into effect viii
that stop serenading?
Lawton Constitution; Every woman
has a mind. but the man who can faith.
ON Il has never been born.
MuskOgee Times Democrat. These
German peace terms are simply another
case OF We keeping the turkey and you
have the crow. or you have the crow
and we keep the turkey.
Bartlesvllle Enterprise. Father gen.
orally eats all he wants down town at
noon and mother and the children econ.
omize according TO the rules OF the food
administrator at home.
waurika News. Democrat An eN.
change suggests that those who were
lamenting over the fact that they were
too old to register should hunt up a re.
cruiting officer and volunteer.
Muskogee Phoenix. Chicago Is tired
OF It's mayor How would Il DO 10 Try
real American. We cannot remember
when the Windy City had such chief
executive.
Bartlesville Sermon: There are 40
many bosses in the country who seem
TO think that constantly fussing with
employees is an evidence OF Great Ex
ecutive Ability.
McAlester News.Capital: General Pc
tain resumed operations" says head
line. II the allies want TO win this war
before we get there Il viii be all right
with US.
sherman Crexaa Courier: "stung',
Ever get stungf Several did when thev
bought an out Of town paper and found
nothing In Il TO justify the aucous
yells that were emitted from lusiy
threats advertising the paper. Fake
schemes pay now and then. but the
people cannot always be fooled on the
same proposition. -.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07

before. IL is essential that there be this
special thought taken for their wei.
fare.
There IL another place where the
work OF women. though comparatively
new, is becoming more and more val
liable That is on the police forces Of
our cities. England has 1900 police
women now There are only l5O in the
United States, but they are spread
through go cities, and the number Il
increasing. Canada. Sweden. Norway,
Denmark and South Africa, too, have
policewomen. Their work is largely
preventive II is recognized as effect.
i've.
Women are not going TO crowd men
out Of jury service, factory superintend-
ing, policing, or any Of the other forms
of work that make for the welfare of
society as whole. They are going to
share the responsibility as 1t should he
shared, bringing to the conduct of com.
munity affairs what 1t has always lack
ed, their viewpoint and sympathy and
understanding of their half of the pub
lie problems,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07
CONsCRIPTED.

(By Blanche Shoemaker Wagstaff, OF
the Vigilantesl.
You ask me why gave my SOM
tAh. well does God know whyl
That Prassian blood may swiftly run.
That tyranny may die
That over earth all men may go
At freedoms call. and none may know
The vandars power In our land.
The Vandars arrogant command,
You ask me why I gave my SOM
lAh. well does God know whyD
gave him that the barbarous Hun
Might In his own blood lie.
gave him that the coming race
Might meet with Justice face TO face.
And free nen mingle on the earth
In Libcrty's divine reblrth'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07
WANTS PEOPLE TO OWN
STREAMS, FORESTS, MINERAL

Petrograd, July Minister OF Agrl.
culture Tchernoff proposed at confer
ence of the all-Russian congress of work.
men and soldier delegates resolution
based on the principle that the coun.
try's minerals, water courses and for
ests ought properly TO belong to the
whole people, who should administer
them through democratic institutions,
while the utilization of land ought to be
assured agricultural workers under con.
ditions insuring increased means Of
production, also development of coop.
erative social life.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07
Large oil corporation Is seeking a ma,

experienced in all branches OF oil pro
duction to take charge OF its producing
department. and to become a member
OF the general operating management.
We are not seeking man who win only
have charge in the field. but want an
executive who has had experience as
head or assistant to head Of a large
producing department. State full his.
tory and experience in your first reply
TO Wv. H." p. o. Box s22. New York
City. AdvJ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07

+. L. Frew, who was formerly in the
engineering department of the Roxana
Petroleum Company, has resigned his
position. He is member OF company
A. First Oklahoma engineers, which
was recruited in Tulsa. He was chosen
first sergeant Of the company and has
been appointed to take charge Of all its
equipment He is here now finishing
up some business matters and will re-
turn to Tulsa Sunday. Mr.. Frew has
many friends in the Ardmore oil dis
trict.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07

Chautauqua Is to add to its course
this season speakers training camp
for education in patriotic service. the
gathering to be under the direction of
the National Security League.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07

Boston Transcript. Mr. Millyuns-
win give you my daughter. sir, II YOU
VII promise to maintain her afterwards
Suiior Heavens You talk as though
sou were giving away a free public
lInarN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07
Good Advice.

Baltimore American: What did the
doctor say when Tom shot off some OF
his digits fooling with loaded pistol?"
He told him he should remember
that fingers are good things always to
keep on hand
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07

The North Dakota suffrage bill gives
women the right to vote for presidential
electors municipal officers, on all ref.
erendum questions and for certain
county and township officials. separate
ballots and boxes being provided for.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07

We needn't worry about the health of
the army. General Gorgas is looking
after. II. He Is the medical officer who
drove yellow fever from Cuba, made the
Panama canal zone habitable. and clean
ed up typhusplagued Serbia, not TO
mention various odd jobs in South Am
erica and Africa. Like Goethals and
Hoover. he is the best man in the world
for his task
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07
Complete.

The Lamb: why is Sam trying to
borrow a thousand dollars?"
He wants TO buy a full line Of ac-
cessories for his flivve-."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-07

II will long be remembered that the
Fourth OF July, 1917, was celebrated
with more solemnity than any previous
Fourth.