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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14
Eelesatem
0irb bic .. H. &. UotteSnfer.W .Weiea.
id)aft snm aOnpent bes 2. u. 81.
Staatsperbnmos cntjenben.

Gelegentlid Der in ben 1assn BON
I3. bis 8. Suni in GbiQieotbe, Ohio,
Iattfinbenben Jabres 9eriammlung
bss Deutiden RomifasaatbO Oliiden
|Staatsperbanbes ipirb audi bic @euts
If9e R0miI9saaiboliide Gottssadsts
Seieaf4aft our4 Delesaten pertrstsH
Iein. go purbe in Der seitern Apenb
unier bsm @orfib bss prdfbenien
5enrp Riitner unb Der protOioafiibs
rung bes SetretGrs @eorss q.
S9ranb in Der ct. Warien 59uls
bale itattsebabten Sibung bes 8Or>
itanbs Der Gottesadsr sGeieuidaIt Be-
ldloFen uab als Delesaten ipHrosa bic
5errm prdiibent Senrb 4iitner unb
5. 8. Woli ausgep1bn.
Dos aus ben 5errsn Gb. ). Gdfts
ner. auguit Sermann unb u. s.
5irfdfielo beitebenbe giiheruntsrius
dunsstommiitss beri4tete, bab IS pie
idmmtliten Bidder unb 8elsee Der
9eamten sspriift unb in better ORB
nuug befunoen babe.
praiibsnt aiitner beri3tsss, bab
Serr Bernhard Sdarpboff Der @eIeIs
i4aft 800 fir bic snitanbbalt,Iug
oes Grabes ieiner tiirsli1 peritOrbsnsn
Satin bs3ablt babe.
llsber bic einnabmen unb ausga,
ben bss berfloiisnen Ronats bsriAtste
Oberidabmeiiter 3. aelI9sr lpie
iolgt: aaienbsItano am l. Januar
$169.30; ginnabmen tpGbrsnb bes
Waonats $225.SO; ausgabsn $2832.s
04; psrbleibt Elm aaHenbeitanO DON
$1288.06.
2aut bem gsri9t bes itebenben
aommittees ipurben auf benz ct. Was
risn @ottesader 112 Geiden beigeIest
unb bic ginndbmen beliefsn Ea auf
$700; auf bem ct. Solepbs Gottess
ader fanben SO asihen bic lebte Rubes
Hattie unb bic Ginnnbmsm iparsn
$636.50. ipdbrenb auf benz ct. Sos
bannes 9ottesader 16 aeiden bsitattet
tpurbsu unb bic GiHnabmsn ji9 auf
$50 beaifferten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14

ratben. ii6 riibiges gIut 81 erbalten
ino lid ourb Die 3eihmssmafe uiGi
auirrgen 5u Ioiien imo opi jeoen SAL
nur nn6 perbiirgten &batia6en lid1
elm llrtbeil Su bilben iro iil5ipiidsp
Iih ritbig 81 perbaIten. Der 0eitti6-
onerifoniid1c gtotiunalbino nuB, Die
oieies INNER Jciheben lit, lih auf bic
einsig n0glide @runolaae itelIen
nGnli9 bic, cine patriotiid1e Srrititli-
tion 5ii iein, ionIt bat er IN mlierem
9anbe feline observation-disclosures.
Ga5 eleid,e uuterlieeellbe Frfit5tp
mIb inbtpioueu jeoer slmeritaner
beutider e,eburt ooer 9lbitammung
iit 5ur &ittittuir nebmen.
Sohadstunespoa
6. 8. Scramer
grGiioent beg 9eutibanerifani-
id)en gtotioualbanoes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14
Weburtem.

9lrt9ur unb Catherine Sturgecn,
24S3 @alpin Mace, MlaoGen.
s5obn unb Srelle S9umanit gfetu'
port, arabe.
goparo ipib sllDine Sharingbau'
fen, 1927 sSiabeaa gpe., Mdoden,
5arrp uno Wiargaret 9tamnIeS,
761 @rnlorp gloe., Mdohen.
9ic6ert unb gtnna Sfppars, 716
gnpmiaer Strabe, @abGen.
&arrp inb Wtartba Seliher, 11iG
@ar6en StraEe, anoben, 3piQtnge.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14
(gingei1ubt.)
Sentidamerifaniifcr gtatiOnnlbnno
Ser gereinisten Staateu pOn
glmerifa.
BbiIabeIp bia, ga,
10 sSehrlinr 1917

Bbila oelp bia, ga,
II. Sebruar 1917.
Nm sic @itelie6er oes Seutid)ameri'
tanii9en 9tationalbln6es!
sir ben SSnbaIt ober Die 5aiiung
iolpie lleberitriiteu irgeilbwel6er
3eitlmgsberid)te ooer BreBoepeiferl
Der perifieoeueit YrebDierit. ODER
Observation-Disclosures iiber bic Sbatigfeit
nes 0elti6aHleritaHiid)en 9aational.
bunoeS bin i6 - mas iif eigentlidD
fiir ieoe rubig oenfenoe gerion als
ielbitperitaroli6 ergeben iolIte-rtift
perantportIih. gtur tpenu I'd, eiilen
9eritt ooer cine grfl1rltug ielbit Der.
iabt tabe iuto oieie bon mir ielblt nit
meinem 9anen riiter5ei6net ltno,
ii6ernebme i'd Die perionlibe 8erant-
lportrng fiir ben Srbalt uno Die 5aI'
Jung. @s lit mir unlnoslih, Die lin.
5abI Don grieicit, aniragen uno De.
pei6eu, nit 6enen if) fortpdbreuo
iIberihiuenurt iperbe, eiu5eln 5u De-
antiuortcn. SD bite Oober ale nteirc
6raiioe, alle Ilitglieber oes gtatIe'
ualblmSes un6 Die anrrageiIoen oieics
als Antiuort 5il betrad]ten.
aeln pernintltigcr sptenld ioate
alnuben- INT MIR Gins berolls6ngrei.
len, lpcs tolportitt poroen lit - oaf
i'd rer 9iegicrlng unieres San0es i'm
Sale eineS 9ricges He9iineilter CON
tSoIoaten 5u lieiern perlproden babe.
,So) ntanbe mir obiolut fein Red,t al
libel 0d5 2coen alldI AIR zines lneircr
afitbiirger 5it periiigen. Mein eigenrs
9ebet iielle id) jebel5cit gerne Ill Den
Sierit meine5 Snnbes, falls es icine-
bFoali. AQsS, ipas ron meiner Seite
7,no pom Seitcn oes gtationalbltnScs
eeidebat 1T, mar, oaB bel elmer 3u'
iommentittit M BDilnbelpbia orl
Dfittlpodl, Dem Z. 5ebruar 1917, Die
Better bes yIeiltidJe Soilisfoiie gtatio'
mol .apnrutittees (gtational Helicf
5lmo Gonmlittee), (oas inter Den 9ll,'
ipijien oes gtationalbunoes am 3.
sluguit 1914 eesriinbet ipcrOen iit)
NIT mir beihIoiien bnben, i'm Safe
Der Grfl1rllng oes &rieges Die SaHrm-
iungen fir DeutitIanb ein5iliteden,
l!no oab alsoann Die Samnllungen
nur fir Die Silistbdtigfeit in BEN
gereiniaten Staaten iortgeiest wer-
oen.
2Iui bie snblloien pcrihieoenartig
peiteIlten 6raseii, oh ole Wtitglieoer
oes 9eutifmnerifaniiden gtaticnaf.
bunoes I'M 6aae emes Stricges init
IeittihInno ylopal" 6leiben rpiiroen,
Dabe it itets geant1portet, bob id) MIDI
oaiiir oerbiirDe, ba na6 Der Scriai.
ilna uuieres Sun0es 6ie !DtitglieScr
unirrer @crbdlibe amerifnnii6e Bit
ger icin niiiien, iinb es feline treucrc
9(meritancr aabe, ais pie ole Oeutid.
amerifaner, Die itets bereir iparell, i1r
9eben Su opiern, Inn oem 2nnoe, Gem
lie Steuc ociteporen, init Gut uno
Slrt jil oienen.
gsos mid oeri6nIi1 anbetrifit, icI
Fabe id, ben 1elitid)anterifaniidcn
9ationaItunb felt II Sabren trcu pe.
0ien!. Seit uber 80 SSabren lieet mir
Gle hentitlarterifoniihe eroBe lnoI
quite Sate nnbe am 6erBn. sIlS ibr
treaer ;Sreitno ipiirhe i9 in 0ieien
idlperen Stilnben allen Geltibanieri-
tanern unb ibren oieIeu Sreunoen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14
Gisarren.

5iinfe StraBe purbs eeitern GbeEo
Der @lcttriter Clarence 6itd ppn ap.
915 Beit 49te Strabe pom Po!ista
fen Semler uuter Der antlasc oes
Raubes oerbaftet. 8ie Datelstp be-
bauptet, iou Sit6 in iein Seihdf! ges
tpmmen iein uno nit OprgebalteHem
&soolper bon ibm 81 perlangt 5aben.
Batelstb riidie, ieiner 8erii6erung
naH, nit Der gelpiirfGter SHmtns
beraus unb Tolgte bunn Sit4 BIZ sur
Barr StraBe unb 5reemau 2lpeuue,
no sr ben poli5iiten SemIer traf unb
Sat6 perbaften lieb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14
1tmfdHe.

srau 8. g. Sotte BON glO 223
WrGprntid plocs tpurbe eeitern Dad.
mittne, ais fie iid an Der Clifton unb
Safapette @beune i'm autpmobiIfabs
rm iibte, boOur6 oab Der arqTtndssn
seeen ben prellftctn rnrnte, auf bie
Gtrabe asi9Ieuosrt Gie tom gum
Slid NIT elmer leiftsn qBunbe an Der
Stirn bapon, bic ibr i'm SOfptaI gum
garmberaigeu Samariter berbunben
ipurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14
Nies sss 9as.

- Gtabtr1tbsmitslisb at large
Serrp pirb beute bem SihsrbeitsOis
rector GrisbluuOr einsn plan unisrs
breiten, bsmsufolse Der Staotratb um
bic annabme elmer OrbinonS sriudt
iperbsn ioa, our9 ipelhe bic Gtaot err
md9tist pirb, bunbert giirasr, na'
tiirliA ohus G,9dlt. ala SOnSTpuIi'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14

elmer Million 1ofors BON bet sfe.
icrpe 8anf in glcrelaitb, fin ipeIf,sS
seiiraermeiitcr VildHa bic 9frrangc.
nents getroffeI nnb Der Staot ben
febr niebrigen 3insflb bon $40 BRO.
gent seiiAert bate, irnroe einitinunig
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14
Ginem SsrsidJlas erlesen.

Ger SO Sabre alte Soiepb geder,
bon gso. 3st7 Sprins Grope slpeltue,
brad geitern 8ornlittaa 1Is er iid aiii
Dem @ege sur arteit befanS, i'm
8annbof Der g. 8. iuio .. gabn in
GlmipoDo toot 5iiinrmten. Coroner
Tr. Bauer itellte felt, baB Der Ioo
geders bird eiuen Ser5i1las periir.
faht iporoen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14

siiten onauitslsn, beren 9fufgabe eins
sig unb nllein barin beIteben foll, auf
@eritDbe ssgen bic @ertebrsorbinan8
5u d6ten unb bic usbertreter Dor bns
Wluni5ipnlgeri9t su laben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14
GiscmtbMmIid,e @eid,idte.

qluf geranlaiIuns bes 9lltbdnblerg
glatbau MatsIsip bon go. 954 Weit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14
Trauflt int
unittleren Sitter
Wiele i6mer,batte eeioen, oenen lie nntermors
fen iinb, perOen bebobea our6 9gDia 6.
Yinfbam's @egetable Gompouno.
Sier lit Der grpeis pOn ssranea bic es piIcm,

2OtpeG, MaH-ySeit ben leBten Orsi Snbrsn purOe
i4 mil GebensDshiel unb llnbe6agen, ME es ens ero=
be nit If brnSt, 9eplagt. Sd Ie4r nerDDs, bate
&opfidmer8en unb ltt bic meiite 3s iObab id nift
i'm Stonbe mar, mene arbe 6u oerridten. Gin
ireunb eriud3te mid, 2p5ia 6. pintbom's 9egetable
10 nero0s unb babe aud tcin aopFpe6 uuo Sdmsr5sn
me9r. SD mub iN9sn, OaB 2pbia g. pntbam's geges
table COMPOUND bic bette W}ebi8iu 1T. bic trgenbene
trante lsruu einnepmen tonn." 5rau Wtur9nret
8 inn, 9inter6lus 259 Wort6en Str. 2cpell, UlaH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14
s.an5eissn.
&. o. o. b.

3. q. Q. q.
Zen 2,riissrn Der esrmarn eoae no. 20s sur
Ne6ri6t. tqt @rieer Jobann. Wusuer am
SgHhfca affffrrbfn IN nnp bette sld1mittaa
nm ilbf BON 1rauert-rfe, 34Tt aaochbm,,
s.psHiie sen ben HsaTiisn BET pese SUE Isvirf.
yiHbs'tdtte bfeieitsf ipiTb,
gbp. 1otansI o. gg,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14

Brphe smdbIiu atrd duherfen
mn marinirfru Tiidfen, ipipir Ttliiuteheu. o.
eJeisItr 4 Co., 13s ~. eedftt etrdHe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14
Sic iast ibren srenmbem apSia g. ginfGams ocmte eir

Sic ast ibren SreHnb apSia 6 SmfGams Im ciHsnHeGmen
Nor4 5uben, Gonno DIS t As Sabre ct mar i'd 2sbenOeda
ls pon oem aae 5rauen geplaat uerf ufee mid n
Ipdtsr ab betam i'd neberorufnbe SmeSsH Sd onute 45e
uno oeben rfen mir Dereoen 0nge probtrn lben tnrir
ten nber meine S4mer8n ud gin Sags tom men ann na
Sdue unb agte ygaum prot 8u nit 2pba Bthams gese
table COMPOUND unb auatpes WaI I6mt? gun id that nah
etpa 10 Jal9m @eae @ompounb uno t tonne An p mene
9unbt Dieoertbr cd 8ebraufe 2poia g. 4ntF1m5 iaat'
oes ahmte un s bat mir e6r gut gthan rgene Frau bic in
men 9aus omm unb 5raunbn 2nspee aborir rattle
it GDoin g. ptntbdms ggtae COMPOUND 9buudn @s bm
ben d 20 bier Deds bic e Oenten5rau O
renee Siella 9or 1877, Rortb 6abn Conn.
gle iimo eriudt, nm freien 9fafb 5n id1reiben.
Seine anoere MSn erfOsrh Der ebebnng 5ranen
le5n ais Sgb g. EnBams @egetabe GUmpomnS mOgen
freu neidn 9utb angen gpSia g. Eintham
YSine &c. Sgnn Ma reibeu e gee nerben epfau9en nuo
brnuuurtt 5raun nno ucrfch rcns sebm sebdcn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-24
Alkali in Soap
Bad For the Hair

Soap should he used very carefully
II YOU wan, to keep your hair looking
is best Most soaps and prepared
,hampooS contain 100 much alkali Thi,
dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle
and ruins it
The hes, thing for steady use /, Jus,
ordinary mulSitied cocoanut oil (Which
Is pure and greaSeleSSl and IS better
than the most expensive soap or any.
thing else YOU can use
One ot two teaSpooniulS will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly Simpl,
moiS,en the hair with water and rub
It IN II makes an abundance oi rich
creamy lather which rinSes on, easily
removing every particle Of dust, dirt
fdandruif and excessive oil The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and i, leave,
the scalp soft, and the hair fine and
silky bright, lustrou', fluffy and easy
to manage
You can get mulliiied cocoanut oil A,
any pharmacy, lis very cheap, aud few
ounces will supply every member OF IN,
/ family for months ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-24
By A1eths Rsrr Taft.

E0HE dress rehearsal OF the Neigh.
!, bofhood Players will be held
il this evening at ! 20 o'clock il
,b. ,.,,,h h,,,Sr ,b,1tsr II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-24

Thursday, April 2hth. 1917. wll, be q
prmlncn, date in Oklahoma history
Marion opened TO settlement Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-24
Tomorrow's Events

N.ishborhood Players, ~. raul's par
Daughters of the American Rerolu-
lion, musicale tea In the home Of Mr.,
william j. r-tt-c.
Mr. q. l.. Hudson. matinee party
for Mrs. A. X. rannelL
Mrs, Rsb~rt l.. smith, th-at~r party,
Ladies' Soh match. Country club
links
New Century cIuh, Carnegie library,
Caiethia club, Mrs, ". Moore.
Ptertan club, Mrs, J. &, Robey In
the home Of Mr.. A. u Taylor. II
fort"'fhty Rr.""r"h club Mira
I~aic. M"sir club choru. rr, Pres.
l,tcrian church.
wrdn-.dD Luncheon olahs Mrs 10.
scph = Rum.eD
Imperial Auction club. Iue~t day with
Nrs. George T. Mrhl. Mrs, Harry H.
Hcughton. Mrs, John iic1mes and Mrs,
~ smith. a. ho-tes-es.
roJeta Bridge club. luncheon SLirNin
hotel Mrs. J, u. Dnrden.
Younger niris' Bridge club Miss Jer-
lino Dick.
I.is Bridge club, Mr.. luther Il. J.n-
kins,
Luncheon club. Mrs, Henr, T.. wclu
Alpha Bete club, Mr.. Alexander Gar-
"Wednesday Auction ir,dse club. Mrs.
j A. Gibson.
Auction Dinner club. Mr. and Mrs, J,
Royal Mstron,' club, Mrs. J. T.. Nc
Hale,
Industrial Art club, breakfast, Young
Nomon's Christian sssooiniioa
kensinston Embroidery club. Mrs j.
y, Nob~rtson.
Armenia Crochet club, Mis-. Marie
Gault.
sunsot Embroidery club, Mrs Ray
nm. JmhroIdrry club MrS. VI. l.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-24

EO HE dress rehearsal OF the Neigh
!, borhood Players viii be held
u tins evening at ! 20 o'clock IN
the parish house thcater, IN
readiness for their first appearance to
morrow evening. The three plays TO
BE- presented The Beau OF Bath" by
Constance D'Arcy Mackay Mater
lrcks Interior" and IA piegc,"
from Edward knoblauck'S MY I.adys
Dress" form a pleasing contrast one
TO the other The first is fantasy,
exquisite IN IT'S llncSL p'r''u'pE the
ds}s Of tharlcs H., time when Bath"
was the city OF the kingdom Int
rior' IS the heaviest OF the three, with
contrast II liic sharply drawn by pen
OF that Interpreter OF life" who in
this throws the burden OF emphasis
on the beauty and truth OF the lines
themselves, rather than on action in
the play. The last is a comedy, laid
in 700 IN Holland, light wvacious and
charming The impression that the
performance OF the Nclghborhood
Players is open only by invitation is
4" 'liNAah' ~ ~ 'l'l W lllf punt q
only a nominal sum being asked for
the tickets which will be on sale at
the door The curtain will rise al
BIS o'clock and as there is no rcScr-
vation OF seats. those coming earlier
will procure the best seats
Mr.. J. i. Ncwham Of 1872 West
Seventeenth street, entertained A mum
Der OF congcnial neighborhood friends
who have been meeting weekly for
bridge, last evening Cards and music
featured the evening. and the bridge
favors were presented to Mrs. Capi,ola
Van Hook and Mr.. Finley Scruggs
Supper was served at 10 20 o'clock. the
table being beautifully decorated with
a protuSion OF bridal wreath. Mrs
Milton Powell Mr. Ncwhams sister.
Miss Emily Johnston and Miss lose
phlne Dorsey assisted Mr. Newham in
receiving and entertaining the guests
who were Mr. and Mrs J. ". Iohn.
ilon, MI and Mrs Edward !. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs O r. Armstrong. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Z. BOYD, Mr. and
Mrs. Finley ScruggS, Mr.. and Mrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-24

mosths visit with her sister, Mr,.
Cecil Rogers, and Mr. Rogers IN Dal
las
Mr. and Mrs. William o Sm,,he o.
NARROW are the guests for several day,
~ Mrs SmVhes parents, Mr. and Mf,
NJ /, Turner, ll4l North Robinson
street
Mrs George Gerson IS here from
Chicago where she spent the winter
with her daughter Mrs Alvin lohu.
and Mr.. Cohn She is the guest for
a short time of Mrs. Louis Cohn. Sl5
West Eighteenth street Mrs Gcrsou
expects TO remain in Oklahoma City
until September
Mr. and Mrs J 7 Sturm Of S7 West
Seventeenth street, went to Tulsa Sat
urday TO make a short visit with their
daughter, Mrs Carl J. Mayhall and
Mr. Mayhall
The Woman Suffrage aSsocrs,l1n will
meet Thursday evening IN the lbrar.
at IS o'clock This will be i meeting
of great importance and a number oi
matters OF interest viii come up for
discussion Everyone is asked TO be
present, both members OF the a,So,la.
ton and others who are interested ,u
this subject
Mr. Nick Sturm and Miss Clara
Nturm, who have becu the guest, oi
Mr. and Mrs { I'd S,urm 2l0l West
Eighteenth street. returned las, evening
Mr. Sturm for his home IN Marwilr.
Mo, and Miss Surm Tor Kansas CITY
to Join a houScpar,y Of friends.
THURSDAY April 2hth l9l7 wll, be q
prrmlncn, date in Oklahoma history
Marion opened to settlement Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-24

rarely lets them interfere with any
cherished rlan of hers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-24
What Katie Feared

rarely lets them interfere with any
cherished plan OF hers.
What Katie Feared.
Evidently she had Sc, her heart upon
tins proposed visit of her daughter s
family think she also had a very
lively appreciation Of the labor tina,
visit would entail for us were kauc.s
,kliul. helpful hands not in our scrv-
ice
SO. like many a greater general She
tried to cover her retreat with a flank
attack.
Il only pray Margaret she said
piouSly that YOU may never be made
10 feel that YOU are an unwelcome in
,ruyan your sons house. YOU ever
havea ,on-as YOU have made me feel
It today
She went swiftly out OF the kitchen
before ! had a chance to reply The
victory wa mine, as far as the domi-
nation Of my household went, but she
rontrlycd to revenge herself cruelty IN
her defeat
The implication that ! was trying to
make nv husbands mother uncomlnrt-
able, that treated her as an uuwel
come intruder, cut me to the quick
The thought shadowed my iootS,cp'
as | climbed the stairs to Katie
room / found Katie prone upon her
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-24

ic here by DR.. Luther II Gulick,
president OF the camp fire girls.
In recent telegram 10 the ptesi.
dent Doctor Gullck suggested that the
money thus saved in women's dress
could be applied to the American Red
trpsS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-24

{. " Rathbun, Mrs. Van Hook. Mrs
Josephine Dorsey and Mr {. X
Phelps
3 =
Mrs Eli Brown. Mrs William HIM
ton OF MuSkogcc and Mrs William O
Smythc Of MARROW were additional
guests Yesterday when the Chaing
Dish club was entertained by Mrs
Russell B, Halliburton Of lll West
Fourteenth street and Mrs. R. r Ed.
wards OF los West Fourteenth street
at the home OF the latter Mrs Samuel
+. Laird Mrs Edmund s. Ferguson
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NEW YORK., April y Miss sally
Simpson, an Alumni, OF Smith college
and holder Of a post graduate degree
from Oxford, is organizing the mobll
ilation Of the student, Of girls col
legcS throughout the country They
are being enrolled under the banner
OF the National League OF Women,
Service. Miss Simpson started Tier
tour by addressing the students OF Bryu
Mawr college near Philadelphia
In her addresses Miss Simpson en-.
phaSlc, the iact that women can be OF
most use to their country by conscr
ing and producing food She advises
her hearers TO become dairymaids and
plowglrls a, we'll as motor drivers and
aylators
She has an enormously large ticlC
to cover IN this work, but she D max
ing great progress
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MINUTE GIRL SUITS
APPROVED BY WILSON

NEW YORK, April q Adop,ion OF
the camp fire Minute Cir" uniform
by the women OF the United States as
measure OF economy IS approved by
President Wilson IN a letter made pub
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Plain Thin Blown Glassware.

bed, weeping coplouSly, and shuddsr-
lng with great gaSplng sobS, which
would have alarmed me had | not had
much experience with katle's hysteri-
cal tits OF weeping
oh. MiSSiS Graham votever | do
She cried, as | came into the room and
put my hand upon her shoulder, II no
mean to be so bad, break dot dish. spill
cake all over floor, hut dot old woman
she make me so mad not know vot !
do! | so shamed. Jim know acted
so like Won little fool know he b,
mad Jim like dot kind OF cake, too,
she added nalvely.
Then suppose YOU dry your eyes
hurry downstairs, clean things up anc
have another cake made by the tim,
he comes back with that load OF wood,
suggested practically
tCopvrlghtO
Marious trade territory is ten mile,
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AS4(2kAl12A
Mrs. George w Spencer, Mrs, Rob
ert K Walker, and Mrs Frank {.
O'Nell received the iavorS Of the aft
enoon The club will meet Monday
at the yome of Mrs W { Burke ll26
North Shar'el avenue with Mrs Wal
ker as the assisting hostess.
Mrs Robert II McNay was hostess
to the united Oklahoma City chapter Of
the United Daughters of the Conicd-
eracy yesterday afternoon at her home.
l6ll North Western avenue The as
SiStlng hostc>'es were Mrs " II.
pugh. Mr., n R Nowlin, Mrs John
Howard Payne. Mrs Fred II Nowhu.
Mrs. & B Noble and Miss Alice Old
ham In the absence Of the ureSldeH.
Mrs. Norman Nelson, Mrs { A Green
lees presided Arrangements were made
for the providing Of book, for the Con
tcdcfatc home at Ardmprc, the books To-
be collected from any ono notifying the
committee which includes Mr.. g. T.
Noble, Mr, James Buckles and Mrs.
Arthur MulIigrcn Further plans were
also discussed concerning the musicale
to be given by the L. u C.'s on the
evening q April 30 and May in the
/ high school auditorium The uShcrs
| appointed for these occasions were Mis-,
Alice Oldham. Miss GLADYS Pugh. Mis-,
Louise Prcwc', and Miss Mamie NJ
Matthews The tickets will be IN
charge Of Mr., N J. Thoma,Du Mrs
w p llulburt Mrs Eugene Turner
and Mrs w ! s Hunt Miss nellie
/ iough'on was admitted to member
ship IN the chapter yesterday The bus
mess meeting was followed by an in
formal program Mrs Noble gave d
reading and Mrs Hunt a talk on His
tory" After a social hour the club ad
llourncd the time Of the next meeting
10 be announced later
T. > r
The Stoddard CluD met Yesterday wit
Mrs. NJ J Bacr. so West Nine,ecntl
street with Mrs NJ Goldsmith and Mis-
Belle Goldsmith OF Chicago and Mis-
Selma Loeb Of Rich Hill as specia
guests. Mrs Al Rosen,hal gave a biog
raphy OF Iurgcncv the writer. and Mrs
Joseph trban'ky a review OF his book
Fathers and Children" The club vii
meet Monday at the home OF Mrs Be-
Barnett, ~ West Eighteenth street
Mrs ! V McAle,ter Us We,
wcnucfh street was hostess 10 the 9
''uo NeHefdaI MIS-. W u Nyck
OH was a special guest ana Mrs =
pfc,n a ne" member Mrs NC NIc'tt
mace 'hr h'Hh score he cInh WI
meet IN Two weeks with Mrs. I'D Out
Inc members ~ the no Name rlu
gave inc party last evening hayln
As aiaiu.nlI rnc'tS Mr Arthur Hide
hAuRh ana Mr John Gordon. Tn
Gun mas decided to discontinue ITS meet
'Ns' until idIL
a., H.,
ond street. entertained a lew friends IN
formally Yesterday afternoon in homo
oi Mrs. J y. Haynes ot Omaha, Nch
having a. her guests Mrs Albe'
I Schu,c. Mrs Sanford Norric. Miss Je'
sic mn, MISS l.ulu Lette, Miss Amar
ia Johnston and Miss Goldle Parsons
.r, -. , " " >,
,"o W. ". ! .,uo WIN neet 'otno'
i1T 5t HiIe'no"n ,l"" az the nome o' Mrs' L'
N'o''''' lo'o MeS, ri,N street
Mice N,,,o,.,,,. coI,o.a ADJ w..
.'' -
p,, an,I ,,I..rt leSl',n ,Uee,' 'e't 'as' high' ic
Ila''''p"'' "" 10 VS., MI. ana Mr.
/ ,..,i. unS,''N N'n'h'h N'IIiamSon. Mr.
, " 'il'S,nsoh was formerly MISS WIN
'lNH N'hIdNNVH.
n. ,,J,t, 90, VII. =,
" 'II W. Nu1''' " N"'N'.' l''
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MarlouS trade territory is ten mile,
square Look az the map ADV