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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-13

payers.
AS this Is written, nearly week has
elapsed and no charge has been brought
against Anthony Kloka, mortgage tax
clerk in the county treasurer's office, who
has admitted shortage in the funds
handled by him of $4,000 by protecting
the county with reimbursement and bond
up to the amount of $4,000.
A warrant had not yet been sworn out
for the arrest of Kloka when he delivered
HIMSELF to the courts and filed bail
bond against his running away pending
ACTION against him.
Seven months have elapsed since 1t was
known that Kloka was guilty of stealing
funds belonging to the PEOPLE OF
WAYNE COUNTY, and NO CRIMINAL
ACTION HAS BEEN TAKEN AT THIS
WRITING.
In the discovery of this dishonest Of
fetal, the people of Wayne county are
reaping as they sowed.
In the suppression Of dishonesty-in
the HIDING of it from them by other
officials, the people of Wayne county are
reaping as they sowed.
In the fear. expressed that their prose
cutting attorney is too much member of
the county building family of Republican
politicians to see this case through to the
bottom, the people of Wayne county are
reaping as they sowed.
In the necessity for hiring outside
auditors to investigate the departments
in the county building, arising out of the
manner in which their own auditors have
shielded dishonest official, the people
of Wayne county are reaping as they
sowed.
The people of Wayne county are at last
awake.
That implies that they have been
ASLEEP-and they have.
This day was bound to come, as surely
as the river that flows by us was bound
to keep to its course
The people have been asleep, WALK.
ING INTO THE VOTING BOOTHS
ELECTION AFTER ELECTION, WTrE
THEIR EYES SHUT.
This is their pay for having delivered
the county, through their lack of inter
est, lack of care, lack of action, over II
the Republican machine and having con
tinued it in perpetuity while the offices
and jobs have been handed down from
generation to generation to the boys who
have been able to get out the votes, doing
the bidding and the dirty work Of their
political masters.
This is the pay of the business mar
who has stuck to his office on primary
days and election days.
This is the pay of the manufacturer
who has failed to leave his easy swive
chair at his polished desk and who has
stuck close to his velvet rug on primary
and election days when the gang was lug.
ging off the jobs for the steenth time and
keeping the county buildings happy fam.
lily intact
This is the pay for the churchman who
has never felt il his duty to get into poll.
tics, leaving the mixing, the victory anC
the spoils to the rummy agents of the
SNUG politicians who have been kept in
charge of things.
Now that the people are AWAKE
through having been kicked out of be,
end fallen ON a hardwood floor, there vii
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-13

Iance In the future even IN
small matters, the customer
picked up a knife from the
counter and handed II TO tho
butcher with a friendly smile.
II don really want it," he said,
but II you will cut II of | will
take II along with the rest"
"Cut what or" demanded the
butcher in blank surprise.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-13
The Keep Well
Column
TYPHOID!

Favorite camping grounds are
Usually those along the attractive
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-13
Get Mad!
BY eERroN eRALEY


There is just thing 10 do
We've got TO get mad, clear thru.
Mad with clean hot
At the thought of the German Beast
And the horror that marks his path
We must fight this wage
In spirit of radiant wrath
Till the rule of the brute has ceased.
We've got TO get mad at Hate,
And murder and foulest lust,
Of Thing nsatiate
Which trampes faith in dust
And makes of the world hell
Where monstrous evils dwell
So let go forth to
In a whrlwind of splendid ire
An anger that flames like fire
And glorious oathing for
The beast that we have to Stay;
Yes, that is the only way
There il just one thing TO do,
We've got to get mad-clean thru
4k&>xx.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-13
Laugh With Us

The regiment was TO go over the parapet that
night for the first time and the colonel had the
men drawn up behind the lines so that he might
IL L. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-13

ler's pantry quietly. "James!"
she said severely. The butler
looked up wish guilty flash.
James she asked. how r. ~
that whenever I come into the
pantry | find your work only
half done and you lying down
reading trio newspaper"
We'll. madam" the butler
answered. Il should say II was
on account OF them soft soled q
wear, mann"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-13

" WHAT IL neuritis7 what
causes q and ~ there cure?"
Neuritis is an Inflammation OF \
nerve Tho causes arc extremely
variable. debility. local injury a.
BY a blow or pressure. exposure 20
cold. Routy or rheumatic condition
alcohol lead and arsenic poisoning
and the like Tho cure depends
upon the removal Of the cause and
Improvement OF tho general health.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-13

The awed silence which followed was broken
BY the languid voice Of a colonial In the rear.
''Yaasi" he drawled "A blokes best chance
az this picnic IL TO be bloomin crab"
Pestered by the ever-advancing cost OF living.
and determined 10 exercise a protective vigil
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-13

"Your hand" was The genUe reply. You
weighed II with the sausages. and like 10 get
what pay for.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-13

Now that the people are AWAKE
through having been kicked out of be,
end fallen ON hardwood floor, there vii
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-13

Tho mistress Of tho house entered the but
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28

hances their appearance The commits
sion wishes TO point out to the house
wife also that It is very importan,
that they give the rubbers thorough
test
This Is OF the utmost Importance as a
bad rubber or two will destroy the sum
mers work in the garden. Take a rub.
Der band and press it between the thumb
and finger as hard as YOU can Then
turn the rubber over and repeat IN,
pressure in the same place II the rub
Der shows no sign OF cracking you hav,
good one.
II the rubber stretches and gives after
the pressure OF the contairer is ap.
piled this means that air will get in anc
nulliiy your efforts.
The following time table show
blanching time for various vegetable,
and fruits, and also steriliting time. mo-
only IN the hot-water bath outi, hui
also IN equipment for sterilization b,
the water.seal method the steam. pre-.
sure methods and the aluminium steam
cooker method
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
Don't Let Soap
Spoil Your Hair

When YOU wash your hair, he careful
wha, vuu use Mos, soaps and prepared
shampoo, contain too much alkah,
which is very injurious, ~ 1t dtie, the
scalp and make, the hair brittle.
The hest thing 30 use !, jus, plain
mulsiiied oscoanut oil, for ,hi, u pure
and entirely grea,eless. n, very cheap.
and beat, the most expensive soaps or
anything else all 30 pieces. You can ge,
thl, at any drug s,ofe. and few ounce.
will las, the whole family for month,
Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub II IN, abou, q tesspooriul |, all
that is required. J, makes az abundance
Of rich, creamy lsiher. clesnscs thor
ouphly, and rinse, ou, easily The halr
dries quickly and evenly, and I, soft,
fresh looking. bright, fluffy, wsvy and
easy to handle Besides. I, loosen, and
takes out every particle Of dust, dirt
and dsndruif.--Ady,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
COUNTY BANKERS
TO MEET FRIDAY
win Discuss Problem Of Seed
Wheat for This Section,

y a special meeting OF bankers has
been called BY ! X. Boen, president OF
the Oklahoma County Bankers asso-
citation for Friday night for discus
sion OF the problem Of distributing
good seed wheat to parts OF the stair
where the crop practically was a
failure.
"In many parts Of the state the stand
ci wheat was unusually good aud in
others it was unusually poor" said
Mr. Boen today Our problem is to
get seed wheat from those parts which
had good crops td the sections whetc
the crop was failure"
The meeting will be held in room No
|OS IN the federal building and has
been called for 8 O'Clock Friday night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
Low Rate FOR
SOLDIERS ASKED
Would Cost S344 to Bring
Boys From Fort July 4,

Local officials OF the Rock Island
have requested the traffic manager Of
that road to allow them to make spe-
cial rate for the Oklahoma City sol.
diers now stationed at Fort Sill in or
der tina, they may spend July at hom..
The chief clerk Of the passenger
agent of the Rock Island today said
they had received no authority to grant
the special rate as yet, and that un-
less such was arranged il will cost $J44
TO bring the no Oklahoma City boys
here for the Fourth
The Rotary club and P. l.. Mulky
have each subscribed SIS toward the
expense of bringing the soldiers hero
for the holiday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28

Miss Ethel Lchr Of q2o West Seven
tcenth street, will give luncheon
THURSDAY July s. at the Sklrvin hotel
Miss Eleanor Atkn Of Knoxville Tenn,
the guest of Miss Elizabeth Ames will
lac the guest of honor.
\ 4
Miss Madeline Co'tlngham will en-
tertain with a luncheon at o'clock at
her home. 9l9 West Seventeenth street,
on Wednesday. July !
Miss Helen Gloyd. Miss Ethel Lehr.
Mr. Eugene Stout and Mr. David Bell
viii motor to Guthrie this evening for
dinner.
Mr., Floyd s. Lamb and daughter.
Rcbccca OF olS West Eighteenth
street and her mother, Mrs. Rcbecca
Beatty of PlS WcS, Eighteenth street,
| LETT TN, afternoon for their summer
/ home in Green Mountain Falls. Col. tu
he absent until the middle of September
y g. Y
Mr. and Mr., Millard II Russell ot
9l7 West Eighteenth street and thcir
children, For,hl and jamie are leaving
/ m their car tomorrow 10 motor 10 Col.
orado Mr. Russell will return IN two
weeks Mr., Russell and the children
will be absent until cool weather.
g. go
/ Miss Janet Stuart oi Il0 West Thir
tcenth street and Miss Katherine NASH
ot 1874 North Shartcl avenue. leave
I Monday for q months viskin Shreye.
/ mort La, with Miss Nuart'S sister
/ Mrs John Reese Jones and Mr. lones
who will come to meet them in For
Worth and make the trip back t,
Shreveport in their car.
4 Mrs Frank Hopes oi 900 WeS
Seventeenth street. entertained the kil
karc club yesterday in honor OF he
guest Mrs Paul lloopcs OF Topeka
/ Kan Mrs VIII W Vance made IN
high score The next meeting /, Wed
neSday with Mrs Alien NJ Street. lll
West Thirty sixth street.
4 4 \
Mr.. and Mrs K l. Wilkin. 90 Yves
Fourteenth street, returned last nigh
from a Shor, trip TO Galveston Mis-
Mabel and Mis- Marian Wilkin. VIII
accompanied them, stopped Tor Shor
visit in Brenham Texas. before return
ing home Saturday
The Royal Art Ncedlcwork club me
yesterday at the home oi Mrs {. |
Holcomb, 1870 lmwood Boueyar,
when the contest favor was won b
Mrs s. T. llurlburt Mrs. s p. Hughc
1878 linwood boulevard will he hostcS
to the club in two weeks.
"
Miss Virginia bay McNey Of 81
East Fifth street and Miss Doris Yer
trees OF $40 East Tenth street enter
tanned informally last evening at IN
home OF the latter in honor oi Mis-
Ala Howard and Miss Lois Dickcy n
OmStec Okla. the guests Of Miss Ner
Y trees Thirty guests were present
=, Mr. and Mrs Harold Gibson and II,
lie son, Nllv, OF Oh West Twenty
!. first street and Mrs W Gihsons par
a.. entS, Mir and Mrs q i. Wilson, wi
4 spend the summer IN Colorado Spring
il They will leave the middle OF the weel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28

A, the cost oi a small Jar oi ordinary
I'D cream one can prepare a full quar-
2 pint oi tho most wonderful lemon
Tin soitener and complexion bcau,iut
' squeezing the iuicc oi two fresh
mons into a bottle containing three
inceS OF orchard white. Care should
taken to strain the Juice through
fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in,
zen ,hi, lotion will keep fresh iur
onths Every woman knows that lem.
juice i, used to bleach and re.
owe such hlem,hes as sallowncss.
eckles and tan. aud is the ideal skin
,itener. smoother aud beautiiier
Jus, try III be, three ounces. oi
'chard white At any pharmacy and Two
mons from the grocer and make IN >
iarter pin, OF this swee,ly frssran,
mon lotion and massage II daily into
le face. neck. arms and hands. II,
,turally should help TO soften, ireshen
each and bring on, the rose, aud
,au,y Of any skin. II 10 wonderful to
noothen rough, red hands ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
CONSOLIDATION OF WAR
RElIEFS OlSFAV0REC

NEW YORK. Iune ~ - Proposed
consolidation Of all entente allied war
relief organizations with the American
Red Cross met with disiavot at a
gathering in this city la" nigh, OF rep
rcsentatiyeS OF sixty societies engaged
in the work More than three hun
dred members Of various organization
attended the meeting The overwhelm
ing sentiment, was lha, each organila
ton should retain its identity FOR the
efficient work OF relief
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!B2eC, Qcze3E20 ~

Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Gibson dfiFing
through in their car,
4 n
Miss Louise Keith Of ll28 West
Fourteenth street entertained with a
line party Tuesday afternoon, honotlng
| Miss Florence Buckley of Dexter, Mo
" " Il
Mr. and Mrs II b Douglas aud
children of Weleetka. Okla, are the
guests for few days Of Mrs Douglas
brother, Mr. H. { Bridges, 2l9 Cast
/ Eighth street
Mrs. Albert Bissel Of 5J07 West
| Twentieth street and little daughter
Virginia, went to l.awton Monday for
1 a two weeks visit
The A. C. O club met yesterday with
Mrs II 7 Matthiesen, 1888 West
Tenth street. for | o'clock luncheon.
Mrs. G.. L. Blockie and Mrs NJ. Cor
neius were special guests. Mrs. Blockie
receiving the guest favor. Mrs Charles
GlaSer and Mrs 'Matthiesen made the
club scores The club will meet in two
weeks with Mr and Mrs. o. O. Nc
Cracken, $50 West Twenty third street
" II n
The ladies OF Circle OF the Uni
versity Place Christian church will pre-
sent a Tom Thumb wedding" in the
church parlors tomorrow evening al
| o'clock in which fifty little folk OF
the Sunday school will take part
The Barrett class OF ST. Luke,
Methodist Sunday school will give :
picnic at Wheeler Park tomorrow aft
crnoon.
The piano department OF Ardrey col
lege will present in recital this even
I ing at $50 o'clock in the Maywoo,
7 Presbyterian church, at Ninth stree
and Stiles avenue, Dorothy ElzabetI
! Nor,hup, assisted by Marie Jay, VIC
5 linist. This program will be given;
+ June Mornlng" .....,G. Marshall Leopk
, Peaceful Dreams" ..........M NJ, Streabo
Golden Youth" ............A Reineck
- Water Sprite" ID. Marshall. l.eopk
c Violin blue Bells Of Scotland" ....,
| ................A A S. Bowma
= Morning Prayer" ..........L Streabo
n Wild Rose ......G MARSHALL LeOpk
- "Gipsy EucHmpment' ..................
"Coquctting Meadow Lark"...........
................,,.G. Marshall Leopk
Violin. Fifth Air VarIe" Chas Dancl
Immediately following this recital a
- .9;l5 o'clock, Freda Marie Barr, SC
! prano, assisted by Audrey Reardon. an
! II. Wheatcroit Ir, planists, and I
!, Edgar Kahle j., reader, will preSer
i this program:
Trio, "Valse" ..................... Gurli'
"iPbe Bird and the Rose' ,..............
49,. -;F.......,.,..t........ Amy n. Ilarrock
I Dawn .,....,............H II Somers,
= "stll VIE die Wacht" ...... Carl Bohr
- Just Az | Am .,.,.. Edward CAMPO
Piano. Loves Oracle" .......,C Bohl
Audrey Reardon.
r Reading. 81 Am An American, ",......,
# G. Edgar kahle, Jr.
u Dear Heart .................T Matt
+ Tho Lost Chord" ...,.. Arthur SullIva
1 Dreams Anton Htrelosk
Forget Me Not ...... Frnnz Won SUPP
/, This is The opening program OF II
h college conimsncemcnt exercises whic
A will be concluded Sunday by the ba,
I calaurcate sermon and conierring
r diplomas by the Rev Frank Roac
10 in the First Methodist Episcopal churc
r The graduates INCLUDE Freda Mar
Barr, Myrtle Bishop, Madeleine Ga
,i Ellington, Charles Edgar kahle jr., al
IL John Woodworth.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
!. C. c. INCREASED TO nine
MEMBERS By NEW BILL

WASHINGTON, June 2S-The bill
already passed by the senate to increase
the interstate commerce commission
from seven to nine members and 10
provide an additional secretary was
passed last night by the house An
amendment to give shippers the right
to appeal to the full commission on
decisions rendered in part was amend.
ed An agreement on the measure N
conference is expectd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
Dynamiter Draws
l8 Months and Fine

BOSTON June 28 49, Federal Judge
Morton today sentenced Wener Horn
TO the Atlanta penitentiary for eighteen
months for illegally Transporting dyna-
mite on passenger train from New
York 10 Nansboro, Maine to he used
IN an attempt to destroy the interra
lional bridge across the St Croix rvcr
He was also ordered TO pay a fine Of
$1,000.
1t was the maximum penalty.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28

Blanching OF vegetables removes ex.
ccSsiyc acids and improves the flavor
as well as causing some Shrlnkage
which will enable a larger quantity to
be packed in the container SAYS ,odayS
bulletin from the National Emergency
Food Garden commission OF Washing
ton which is cooperating with thi,
paper m nation wide campaign
against waste and Tor the conservation
OF the food supply.
The blanching the bulletin continue,
and cold dip causes vegetables to retain
their original color which Of course en-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
By Aletha Barr Taft.

oR AND MRS. GEORGE {.
Ml Grogan OF 22l West Twenty
WI eighth street entertained with
delightful informal dance
asst evening. in honor OF Miss jeanette
marrow of 454 West Thirteenth street,
nd Mr.. lanes n Dodson, lrr OF ~
Vest Seventeenth street, both OF whom
ave recently returned from school the
ormer at Staunton, Va and the latter
Culver, Ind. The guests were MISS
Nice Virginia Bennett MISS ray
Iarnhill Miss Elizabeth Nichols, MISS
;lory Huckins. Miss Dorothy DodSon'
diss Lorraine Housel Miss MARY
,ouisc Coates. Mr.. Steven Chandler
Ar Joseph Huckins, il. Mr. i'all fd-
fards Mr. Parker Prou'y Mr. J2hn
harrington. Mr.. I'd Waite, Mr irving
'urk Mr.. Bert Ludlowc. Mr uaRy
hatcher Mr. Chappy TaI'aierro ana
Ar. Glenn Coates.
4 X *
Nss Ellen CLAYTON OF Houston whose
;sit here with Mr. and Mrs Frank T.
nderson OF on West Fourteenth
rect i, being the occasion o'
,ary ENJOYABLE parties IN the very
dung set. was the honor guest a.
delightful buffet supper and 'Ium,t',
,rn given last night hy Miss Blan'
ohlberg at her home All west fon'
,en.h street Supper was .erEeI OF
,e lawn The guests were the MlsSe'
Iary Nee. Gertrude Gardner, EIean''
,rdcn Ada Sohlbcrg, Josephine koN'
nd Sue Salmon This morning Her
ude Gardner, Ellen Clayton, Eleanor
,rden Mary Nee. their hostess anl
[r George G.. Sohlberg made up
ding party which aitcrward break
,sted at the Country club
Mr. Sohlbcrg and Mrs Ada Levi
ucker had as their dinner guests La
yerinc Mr.. T. W Williamson, IN
ev. Herman II IIulten and the Re'
'ewton II. Rover
II n
Miss Warner Rcall Hunter ot ~
iest Twenty second street, cn,efialnc'
formally last evening complimentary
. her guest Miss Florence Buckley %
,extefrA Ao The hou.e was at,r%iiv'
ith the different garden and wild flow
$. color scheme OF yellow and bIG'
,inc used in the music room and yr'
w and pink in the living and dinlnI
IONS. The informal supper was carrie
ut in pink In the game of Bunco IN.
ivorS ot the evening were won by Ms
.aycl Johnston and Mr. Fred S'raughn
lisS Hunter was assisted by her no'h
Ms. II Hunter. Jeanette l'unic
id Ellen Hayes IN receiving and en-
r,aiurr the guest, who were Mr. an
RS FrcF StraugNu Miss Ida Ma
rake. Mis-, SUSIE MAY Loring, Mis-
arcl Johnston, Miss loscphin
.tchcll Miss Louise Keith, Miss Mar
iren oi Norman. Mr. Bryan Wilson
r.. lame, Mcconnell, Mr. Bob Low
r.. Nlllrd Trapp Mrs Earl Jamc
I'd NJ Arthur Johnston
Among affairs planned IN Miss Buc|,
Va honor is Ihca:cr party Satur
~ BY Miss Loring. 70S West Elcvcni
rect and an evening party the first q
.xt week by Miss Johnston, oil Yves
wenty second street Mrs Strlugh
iye an informal luncheon today AZ
clock a, her home, 500 Fast Ncvent
rect. in honor OF Miss Buckley.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
Hoorayl

Will {. Warning and A. D. Vance OF
Georgetown, Ky, have offered 10 en-
list in case we have trouble Luke Nc
Luke
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
UNITY Of SPIRIT
IN war, DANIELS
INFORMS CADETS
Two Hundred Graduated Year
Ahead Of Schedule,

ANNAPOLIS, Md. June 2S-Amer-
lea is demonstrating to the world that
a democracy OF hundred million per
sons can wage war effectively and with
unity OF spirit, Secretary Daniels de-
clared today in a commencement ad-
dress to nearly 200 members OF the
naval academy thirdyear class whose
graduation was advanced by year to
provide officers for fighting ships.
Prophecies Discredited.
Those who prophesied that America
would not go whole heartedly into the
war have been discredted," said the
secretary THE only divided councils
have been as TO the best method TO be
employed and when the president and
congress have spoken their decision has
been accepted.
Our traditional policy has been
against any but voluntary military SER
vice. When conditions demanded the
selectiye draft II was written into the
law There were those who told us
men OF military age would not enrol
and riots would mark the day OF regis
tration. Instead, it was day OF con
Secraton and the enrolment was larger
than the census figures indicated.
Croaks Are Drowned.
Congress authorized the issue OF two
billions OF bonds Tor war preparations
The bond issue will be failure
croaked few pesSimlstS Their
croakS were drowned by the multitude
offering hard won savings as well as
surplus wealth.
Upon the heels Of this unprecedent
ed investment the Red Cross society
launched a campaign to raise a hun
dred million dollars for that beneficial
! worldwide work OF mercy 1t is i'm
possible was the comment OF a Jew
The faith of the noble men and womei
with visions was more than justified
when more was given than had beer
asked.
Tax Bill in Congress.
Congress is now engaged IN wrnla
a taxation bill There IS no division Il
congress except as to the sources q
taxation and the people will pay with
out protest whatever it may cost 4
carry this war TO successful con
clusion
in the navy and marine corps IN
chief problem has not been to secur
the man-power needed, but rather hav
the nayy's resources been taxed 4
house and uniform and equip tn
} thousands who ilocked to the standar
at the presidents first call and tn
army is securing all the men who ca
be- trained.
We are going to war without pas
sion, without hatred, without lust 70
' land, without trace OF vengeance w
= do not hate the people we are to figh
We hate only the aueoctaoy which hai
! nesses theH to the juggernaut Or
victory will bring to the German poop
new breath OF liberty and hope fc
the day when they will govern then
selves and be no longer the pawns {
militarsm"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-28
Tomorrow's Euents

lftslc Helper Of tho Navy club
Henry lone O,erholser.
TwentIeth Century club. He'd 'ro"s
rooms
Acorn club. Rcd Gross rooms,
Past Mntrons club. He'd Gross roomS'
Friday Bridge Luncheon club MrS'
Pieur DO LIS club. Mrs. II. J. Lloyd