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/; Cal owns q cat which Ii twenty-ons
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
Use Cocoanut Oil
For Washing Hair

II you want to keep your lair in good
condition, be .arciul what YOU wash
IL with
Most soaps and prepared ShampooS
contain too much alkali This drlcs
the scalp, makes the hair brittle. and
is very harmful inst rlan wul,,llel
tocoanu, oil (which is pure and entire.
" gteaSclc,Sl, Is much better than tue
most expensive soap or anything else
YOU can use for shampooing, as this
cant possibly lnlure the hair.
Simply moiSten your hair with water
and rub II N One or two teaspoon.
iuls will make an abundance of rich.
creamy la,het, and cltanscs the hair
and scalp thoroughlo The la,hcr
rinseS out easily and removes every
particle oi dust dir. dandrwi ann
excessive oil Tive h1u ltlr, miDkl,
and evenly and 1t lta,cs It fine and
silky bright 'mlu and 1N u wAu
age
You can get mulslilcd cocoanu, oil
hi most any drug store. II Is very
cheap, and a itN ounces is enough to
last everyone in the family Tor months.
S-Ads.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27

lirtle, Mrs. Ray t.egardsr, Mrs. Nd NJ.
nron, W l. stape, A. n. Marsh. ]. y
Macdonald. ~
Dorothy sodoras, G. H. Kstchum.
Woodrow Thee,ter, q. W. Marshal, " ~
'hltwrod a N dustin, James N. Lpd.
~ W. Vance, Lewis dordon. d. W. Nsl-
son, Mrs NJ A Mrathccter, Mrs. NJ l..
Nml lth James bruce, J. A, Rocker. l. q.
Anhcrs"n, A, Masce, VI Q. CopI4n-
h'rRer Mrs. ] W. iiarklnr. X, r. vii.
lgdon. q y Humphrey A, {. Alexander.
" itchntdHon l. NJ. Johpnpn. H. ".
MnrlntL l.. q Ahin, q T KSfbaush, A.
| W Johnson Mrs II II. Jacobs. Rachsi
5scohs Croy dorlln, w Il, steele,
nIllis oswr lloldcrby Bill Wilson. Henry
Mnddos Mrs W g, Cardcll
', richer Il z. Cleveland, Hob Car
ium Mercedes Th0rp. clyde Connolly,
~ yunll"a T.. !. storm. G A. NJ Wells,
" II smith, Harold Trout, t. ~ Coun-
Co. g. Lincoln Mcclure, John Csnford.
/ = H. llastings A. II Hmith Ralph May,
lonu MAY " O. Hunting. ~ IT, Royse,
Jnhn J MrrrlIl, ! - PARSONS, ~ n. Sed-
Idlcum, Mrs Fred Cppshaw, Nnoma Cap.
nhnw, Caroline McNochan, Mrs. Oec
SSSSs M"",'' yc. M Il TSs@ TSssr W. r T. stSSsy. Ss.,.
holser, C. " unl W H. pod,on, g..
Gordon, Watt lIollucht. s. n. crouch.
ll"nrv Whtrcu. lynn Garrison, Dr. J, w.
Nolan, r. Christensen. q, NJ Love.
I. NJ Hood JOY McLeod, l.. II, Gauchsii
Mrs /. II Gnmbll. q w. Fulton. Mar.
ina Miller, r = ,Numss.tcr Vivian
lhnt1, Y Il illlIon, ~ = Barton, G. NJ
kinrnnn, Mrs. a. T. ~ Howard.
contributions of 80 cents we're from,
Mrs l.. NJ Summers, L. N Meyers, N, l.,
storm w q Cnrdln II H. Arthur. Rod
INK RnnoH = II. Joffries, Ralph ahejdon.
y T. lllckry N T. Davis, Ethel Baksr
tack llrudrrson, " Il Remnant, Miss
|, 4. Smith n j Ice.
Donors of 10 cents were; n. j. Leo, ].
g Roinfrst, MNs Il Van Metsr.
Donors of 81 nro M follows: Harry
Nchnicr Y I'ifle, \. -, williams
There wns also donation OF " cents
from J. Van Meter and t7.25 from W,
H. tnry
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
A CITY MANAGER.
AT CAMP FUNSTON. F..
Constructing QUartermaSter Is
TO Have Permanent job,

CAMP FUNSTON ku Sept -
Camp Funston is going to have city
manager who will look after all uuli.
ties and see they are properly operated
and maintained and good service Is
given. Capt Fred J, Herman, con
structlng quartcrmastcr, today received
word from the quartcrmaNcr general
he was to look after that work Cav.
tain Herman will be busy with the con
struc,ion work for the next Six week,
and IN the meantime he will look ate,
both Jobs
There will he finally. IT is believed
about sixty thousand men here Ihcr,
is a watcrworkS system, miles OF road,
both paved and unpaved. an cleclrr
lighting system, transportation, sewer
age, heating and the collecting and dis
posal OF garbage, Captain Herman viii
have charge OF everything. and undo.
him will be army officers from the
quartcrmaster corps, who will have dr
rect charge OF the various individual
properties.
Captain Herman will be held rc>pon
sible for the conduct ot each OF lhr
utilities by the quartermaStcr'S depart.
ment, and he in turn will hold the mcn
directly under him responsible for then
share Of the work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
JAM JARS CALM
OF CRANE HOME
Miss Lupin Gums Up Chicago
Police in Sticky Mystery,

CHICAGO Sept 27.-(Spccian-N
domestic with keptomania tendencies
figured as female Arscnc Iupin yes
,crday IN "Pilicrcd Preserves" or The
Great Gold Coast lam Robbery" the
enactment OF which preciptatcd state
OF chaotic excitement N the Hudson
avenue police station until detectives
finally called Curtain" to the skir
The plot of the piece started at Oo
in the afternoon with flashing OF the
following bulletin:
Detectives from the Hudson avenue
station have gone to the home OF Mrs.
Charles K Crane at 1870 North State
street to investigate the theft oi a large
amount OF jcwelry belonging to Mrs,
Crane. The police were called bv Mrs
Crane. who said she suspected maids IN
her employ.
The Crane domlcilc was discovered
IN high state OF emotion Maids,
iootmen and butler, dashed M anil
down the steps aud detectives lutkcd
IN hooks and corner, jotting down my;
tetlous notes TO yolcy OF que;
tlons hurled at them everybody looked
agltatcdly secretlye and said nothing
Later" said Mrs. Crane to the re-.
portetS who managed to get through
the wire entanglcmcntS, IL will tell you
everything But not now
The status quo was preserved fur
about fifteen minutes Then two maids,
carefully guarded by Detective Sec
gcantS Jensen and Boss, lett the house
entered the Crane limousine and sped
away to Hudson avenue.
Acting Lieut. Jacob Wright was
stormcd 'rr information
Scent "Gold Coast" Crime.
"All that can say now is that We
have ono woman under arrest" he said
"llcr name IS Lena Bauman and ,hcl
been employed as a maid by Mrs
Crane ,or the last week Formerly
she worked for Arthur Reynolds in
Glencoe"
"Rcynold, suggrstor suggested
why ne, An uncle oi Gcorsc Rcy-
noldS' son, whose home va, hurgcd in
the gold coast rohhcrlcs' Aha Maybe
this womans a disciple of Adam Pro.
chowsN, the 'chlorolorm burglar IN
these cases The loot lieutenant what
was the loot ~
That" said the lieutenant mystcri-
ously will come later. have sent
detectives TO get it.
Al last two detectives appeared, lug
vug a large suit case between them.
This was deposited in the icutcnants
office while a conference was held I've.
hind closed door, Then the lieutenant
appeared
The loot IA, been recovered from
'h, maid, th' a' l7,1 NohaWk street"
hc announced " Will uow give ,au a
/ last ol u. starting with the article, o..
] highest value
Then Comes the Jam.
NO. | consists OF three dozen Jars
of Mrs. Cranes best strawberry am
! No. ;. one dozen table doilicS. No. /
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27

IT HE following poem was written
for the New Mexico War News,
publication OF the New Mex
icn state council OF defense. by Mrs.
Alice Corbln, who is now in the south
west Her husband is connected with
the magazine Poetry
THE MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY !
He who came here to live and stay
And while the sun ,honc clear, made
hay,
Vet now hi, help refuses
And our good faith dbuscS,
He is
The Man Without a Country
He who builds home and iircside here,
Vet holds another land more dear,
Who j, not with Ms in his heart,
Nor OF that other land a part
He is
The Man Without Country
He who for freedom crossed the sea,
Who fled from black aulocracy
Who now enjoys democracy
Vet still to kaiser bends his knee
He is
The Man Without a Country
lIc who in place Of public trus,
Dcn'cS support 70 measures Just,
Who bargains for 4 li,rlc gain
While others through hi, greed arc
slain
He is
The Man Without a Country
He who viii neither sow nor reap
Then let him neither drink nor eat,
II he his help refuses.
Md our good faith abu'cs
he is
The Man Without a Country
rhi, placard then in haste prepare
And lr, him wear !, everywhere,
If he M, helm refuses
Nnd our good faith abuses,
He IS
The Man WiiNou, a Country
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
Laugh When People
Step On Your Feet
ny this yourself then psss
II along to others.
II worksi

Ouch l'l1li | This kind OF rough
talk will be heard less here in town Il
people troubled with corns will follow
the simple advice OF this Cincinnati au-
ttority, who claims that a few drops Of
. drug called freetone when applied to
h tender, aching corn stops soreness
at once, and soon the corn dries up and
Lift, right on, without pain.
He says freerone !, an ether com
pound which dries Immediately and
never inilames or even irritales the sur
rounding tissue ot skin A quarter of
an ounce OF irce,onc will cost very lit
lie a, any drug store, bu, Is sufficient
10 remove every hard or soft corn or
callus from ones feet Millions OF
American women will welcome this an
nouncement since the Inauguration Of
the high heels. ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
FAIR DONATIONS
BOOST TOBACCO
FUND TO $1,000

a check from o. l. lnpp ul Marlow
for ST. II was the second check which
Mr. lrapp ha, sent TO the fund being
contributions from citizens ol his town.
Accompanying his check Mr. Irapp
sent N q list oi the following names,
each ol the pcrson' named therein hay
my contributed Is cents each
7 /. havos W r Brscor II NJ ZEN.
ley, II s noshlor, II r Hohson, NJ q
watts, W @ Nnoth, NJ Murphy. j H.
Whitted, 10" Payne. NJ T. knuN, I'D
lpllcw, Roy scott, Lee jones, q G. WI
son, Tom wade, II Thompson H. A
Flooro, noph uQunn utt Nlllhns. T
T. llohsou, u NJ Ensor T. tnsnu, !
TUCKER, H. l., Williams. j Y Trent. " Il
Valentine, WIN uwlugH, torhou Latter
ell t. u IuyhuNu,rnsh, hr Ivy, Zoe Me.
Arthur. N VI eilbHuu, j " Britt. j =
Wallace ll'lrc Emmons, A W llcEnrd
A = COZ. ". T. Beard. II H. jones, "
X Garyln, " " DcNorc ! r Mnhnffr,
aud /. l. Nrscuo
\ chccl, Tor 81 was received FROM IN,
HANK " ,Fmuelr. representing routrihu.
ttuus " 2h cents each hN tho followlng
four W " S,moud, & ". ilardnge j
r. nnugh aud T " HloW
1913 From Roosevelt,
CitigcuH " Roosevelt, OhlH romittc,
81 10 through tho First l'nnk of ltoosc
Welt The contributors were ] l.. Al
bright, II = Edmundsrn " II Nd
muudpou, Robert Root, Ed II Tate &. q
ruus \ " Nunorr, y - AndrrwE. r.
e rutts, u NJ Simm- Ira II Nash nnt
j T. Htlr % cculs cnch, nud BIZ cent
each from each ~ the following ia II
Tate. & " AndfcwE and I,rrno + Pam
Contributors to Tho oklahoma Cltl
Times our iioNs In frnncr Tohacc,
Fund who made their donations al re-
publican headquarters at the state fni
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27

grounds w 10 TuCsdnl night are ~ tol.
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BRITISH STEAMER
SUNK; ALL LOST

At AN ATLANTIC PORT, Sept 27
A rcpor, that all persons ON board
the British steamship Wentworth were
lost when that vessel was sunk by a
German submarine. was brought her,
by passenger, on a British steamship
which arrived today The Wentworth.
IT 1881 tons. was destroyed on Scp,em-
Der 4, presumably of the French coast.
There were about fifty men in IN"
Wcnlworths crew according to oifL
cialS here Of the French line, which had
the vessel under charcr No Amcn
cans were ON hoard, I, was believed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27

April OF last year was arrested by
tarran1a troops when he flew TO the
outskirts OF Chihuahua City.
Another Rapid Rise
Another striking example OF the rapid
promotions now being made IN the scrv-
ice is that OF Cot Charles Mex. Salt
man, who was nominated to he a briga-
der general in the signal corps but a
few days ago lie too, is a graduate
OF the army service schools here. The
promotion will be his second this year.
as only rcccgtly he was advanced from
major 10 colonel Colonel Sal,lmau is
a graduate OF West Point and had
service in the Philippine Islands, par
tlcipatng in three expeditions as sig
nal and ordnance officer against hostile
MoroS On his return to the United
States in 1905 he was chief signal Off
Ger OF the department OF Missouri. I'm
1900 he was honor graduate OF the
signal school at Fort l.cavcnworth and
the following wear acted as an lnStruc-
tor IN that school
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
MILLIONS AT STAKE

MRS LOUISE WISE LIE WIS and chief heir MIS- Fa
and Judge Bingham husband MIS- Fhge whom she left
100000 codc The validity this be settled by
court fight The body Of Mrs Fag e1humed to determine
death due to other than
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
WITHOUT A COUNTRY

Alice Corbin Wrote the Following
Poem for the New Mexico State
Council for Defense.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-03-16
CALL -Sgg."

When you call 1899" you ex-
pect something different, and 1t
is our aim not to disappOint you.
Our skill and energy is directed
to give perfect satisfaction with
every item that goes out of our
shop. If they were not We could
not expect that our business
would continue to grow, nor
would you repeat your orders so
consistently. We are receiving
dattering comments on our bake
shop products, and if you have
not been a customer heretofore,
let us convince you that we can
give you perfect satisfaction
with anything you might call on
us for. The popularity of Oul
cakes and bread continues, and
we are highly pleased with the
patronage we are receiving. Call
1899" for anything you may
need in bake shop products an
become convinced.
A. C. MEIFRER.
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RENEWED TESTIMONY

No one in Lexington who suf-
fers backache, headaches, or dis
tressing urinary ills can afford
to ignore this Lexington wom-
ans twice-told story. 1t is con-
frmed testimony that no Lex
ington resident can doubt.
Mrs. Butler Talbot, 2107
Franklin Ave., Lexington, says:
Congestion of my kidneys and
inflammation of the bladder had
given me intense suffering.
There was a retention of the
kidney secretions and l had 8
dragging backache and pains
across my kidneys / had rheu
matte pains too and was unable
to work. ! finally got Doan'i
Kidney Pills at Crenshaw 8
Young's Drug Store and the!
gave me relief" (Statemen'
given December A, 1917
On September IL, 1916, Mrs
Talbot said: "Doan's Kidne!
Pills have SO greatly improve,
my condition that it is only oc
OCCASIONALLY now that / need sucl
a medicine"
SOC, at all dealers. Foster
Milharn Co. Mfgrs., Buffalo, N
Y.
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cohol. once a worldwide autocrat,
has been reduced to the preca-
rious status of a constitutional
prince likely to be banished at
any moment because his court
iers we're stupid, vicious and Of
fensive to the moral sentiment
of reasonable men.