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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-12-28
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II what the bakers say is true.
ve have some Huns right here in
Chickasha who ought to be com
PEELED to face a firing squad, even il
no worse fate is meted out to them
We are informed that many people.
instead OF observing Whcatless Wed
nesday. as they solennly pledged
themselves to do. are buying enough
wheat bread on Tuesday to last
them the next day. and hence the
bakers have rye bread and other
kinds. made especially for wheatless
day, left on their hands to become.
worthless. Can anybody conceive
OF a condition more disgrac"ful tn a
community than this failure to rec
OEnize the sanctity of "A signed pledge
with its consequent reputation of
one Of the highest mandates of pa
triOtism?
When We speak Of these food
s1ackers as Huns. we use that
term to mean exactly what it says
They are Huns because they ar"
ruthlessly disrcearding their prom
fse. and even though they did not
bIbu iopu tufN are SUN
animals of the same kind. because
they are deliberately aiding the sav-
ages who sank the Lusitania. devaS
tated Belgium. and are seeking to
crush the life out of free govern
ments everywhere The food slack
or in this country is just as truly an
ally Of the kaiser as is the Austrian
or the Turk; he is not a whit better
than the draft-resistcr. or the spy
who plots the destruction Of our in
dustries.
Food will win the war" You
have seen this sign in huge letters on
posters which the Government has
put up in conspicuous places Tn
less you are a rank ignOramus or an
idiot. you must know that our Pre-,
fdent. Mr.. Hoover. and all the other
men whom we have charged with the
conduct OF the war. me.n II when
they make this statement You
must know that the Governm"n,
would not have spent hundreds of
thousands OF dollars in conducting
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-12-28

Get our prices on Job Printing.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-12-28

the food pledge campaign and car
rying nn the work of the Food All
ministration IL the Who'll" thing were
jok" and unnecessary To II" heed
ed or set aSid" as every simp miHnt
see fit II you read anything at all
about the t"rribi" N'rutgl" across
the sea, YOU must know that our al
lies must have NOR" meat ANA bread
10 rnabl. them to hold ru' ana Keep
their fighters ted until our own boys
relieve them, and that just insofar
as We weaken them by, mot furnish
ing them the food they need W. are
adding to the burden which must he
born" by our own flesh and blood
Hun" Of rUurS" YOU are. If Nou arr
not aiding your country in cons"rv
ing the supplies which are ab@olut"
~ essential 10 winning III" war. Tn"
Scoundr"ls who blow up our muni-
tipns plant, and burn our granarics $
and elevators ar" exactly the sam"
Kind of cattle as YOU az" vince. az
YOU will and Is YOU ought 10 but
yuu can't clear yourself of this ac.
cusntion b"rau-" your uWn conduct
convicts YOU Patriutism You do
not know the meaning oi tn" word.
You would sell your country and
your soul for a mess of bread and
meat of IN" particular Kind which
your p"it"d app"tit" prefers
Tn" Government il not asking
anybody in this country 10 go hun
elry. but the war plans of tn" ma
tiun do call for tn. con on~"rvation of
Ii.
these are wheat bread. pork. and
beef Instead of regulating our eat
ing by law. the National Adminis,ra-
tiOn decided To put it up TO our pa
triOtiSm. common sens" and honesty.
We were asked to sign "A card pledg
ing our cooperation with the Ma
tiOnal Food Administration. Certain
meatlcss and wh"atlrss days hav"
been decrc"d. and if we have any re-"
gard at all for our obligations and
tn" duty that "" Ow" to our country.
and the brave boys whom we ar"
sending to the bloody battlpfiplds Of
Europe to fight for the preservation
of our rights and liberties. we shall
observe both the spirit and the let
ter of our pledge. and even if We
ful to our trust as patriotic citizens.
Let it not b. said that the Hun
spirit prevails among the people of
thickasha: that the kaiser has in our
midst friends who are doing the work
which his submarines were commits
stoned to carry on that we have men
and women who are so thoughtless.
needless and unpatriotic that they
will not do the smallest "bit" that
could be- asked of ANYBODY. Let tn"
patriotic portion of the community
resolve to find ont who these Huns
ar" and max" il SO almighty unpleas-
ant for them that they will beg sOm.-
body to hang them as milder sort
Of punishment The cloud of dis
placed over ChickaSha must he re-
moved Will you brand yourself as
a Hun, or will you b" Il true Ameri-
can citizen and obServ" III" meatless
and whoatlcss days.
Plain words. these from the Ex-
press. II they hit you, they must
cans" sharp twing" when YOU read
them
w" cannot keep from wondering if
ther" are not some Huns nearly ev-
rryw here in our country possibly a
few inst a few. mind you. even in
good old Bryan county
Get our prices on Job Printing.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-12-28
OLD SOLDIER GIVES RE(ONlSlEN
DATION

Gustav Wangeljn. Commander Of
&. a. X. Post Pinckneyville, ILL.,.
writes: II highly recommend Foley
Kidney Pills. which prefer to ali
Others ! have used" Foley Kidney
Pills give quick relief from back
acne, rheumatic pains, stiff, swollen
joints. languidness. kidney trouble
and sleep disturbing bladder all
mrnts For sale by Stone Drug Co.
(ady)
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-12-28
BANDAGES POISONED

plot to poison Red Cross ban
dages in transit to France, thereby
spreading disease wholesale among
american soldiers. was blocked in
Ile'eIand. ohio. this week Dress
lngs to the number of 3.4OO, made
by Toledo woman, were infected
with poison between there and the
city of Cleveland. where the work
was discovered ard the supplies
burned
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-12-28
cur THIS OlT-IT Is WORTH
MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS Cut out this
sh. inclose with &c to Foley e. Co,
2A"5 Sheffield Ave. Chicago, Ill,
writing your name and address clear
Y. You will receive in return a
trial package containing Foleys
Honey and Tar Compound for coughs.
colds and Group; Foley's Kidney
Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets
For sale by Stone Drug Co. (adv)
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-12-28

Returns indicate there will be a
heavy majority against proposed
cOnSCriptiOn in Australia.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-12-28

War activities on the western
front have diminished considerably
during the last week owing to the
heavy snow storms
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-12-28
Appreciation

The spirit of the prompts us to extend TO you our
appreciation support during the
1917 drawing support hold in high
esteem your patronage.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-12-28
To Our Old Friends and
Customers

with started in business in Durant
in 1908, desire heartfelt appreciation
is who have made possible trough the and downs OF
attain height of business
efficiency.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-12-28

Farmers OF Oklahoma are urged
ny IN" State Board of Agriculture to
say" their own corn and cotton seed.
Tor II will be almost impossible to
ohtain any of them from outside.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-12-28
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic.
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Maiar ia. .enric hes the ood nd bui Id sys
tenn a true tonic. For adults and children. 6Uc
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-12-28
Piles Cured In E to n DayS

Your druggist will refund money il pAzO
OINTMENT fails TO cure anv case Of Itching
Hind Rice ny OF Prot.udlg Plies iip6to Iatays
ne hfst aupiicat,on gives Ease and Kesi 80
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-12-28
To Our NeD Friends and

We thank and hope that in the of will
alter the good opinion you might
methods With you allies the holds many promises
of good for us both
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-30
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
In Answering Ads. Pissss Msatiss Itass.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
In Answering Ads. rissss hs.tis. 1ssse
NICELY furnished southeast room In
private family, walking distance; also
garage, Phone Maple 1857,
FOR RENT-Nicely Furnished south
room. private home; also garage t2l
". oh.
BEAUTIFUL front bedroom In my hons,
no other oomers meals In same DOCK
$40 ~ 10th NJ M
NICE room in private homo, close In.
modern; 81 per month Walnut oess.
NICELY furnished rooms. living room
and sleeping porch In connectioni sl.o
garage; gentlemen preferred 1901 Norm
Robinson. Wal. $50.
EXTRA nice southeast sleeping room for
gentleman: outside e%ntrancoi private
IN mllY Phone Wal. 2675.
BEAUTIFULLY Furnished suite OF rooms.
with uso OF kitchen and dining room "
desired; private entrance Walnut $50
TWO nicely furnished cool sleeping
rooms. all modern conveniencss, " per
week. as w Main. Walnut yse
SOUTH room, convenient to bath, desir-
able location. "a w sth,
FINE regular dinner. 2bc; soup, roast.
potatoes, vegetables. hot rolls. Ice cream
and drink, Tho Broadway, 3rd and Broad
way
LOOMS For RENT = Two large. well
ventilated rooms, Il6 T.. 9th; one-hAlf
blosk from car line; bath; use OF phone,
LAFGF, nicely furnished rooms, and
up. Kentucky Hotel. llsh North Broad
way. Walnut 2o2i
LARGE south room. newly furnishsd; on
car line: walking distance; gentlemen
preferred; private residence; references
EXCHANGED Maple s05 No, stiles park
NEWLY furnished. strictly modern
south exposure, suitable for family or
business roomers. so Broadway Circle,
lust north 10th street on Robinson;
walking distance. Walnut 127s.
FOR RENT-Newly Furnished room;
south exposure strictly modern 81
Broadway Ci,rlo. IN block north OF 10th
street. on Robinson. Phone Wal 421s
NICE, cool, quiet southeast bed
room; outside entrance 1873 w, 6th.
NICE room With sleeping porch; good
part OF city. 3Ol h. 10th ~. Mrs 3
w. Russell
NICELY furnished room In modern ~
vate home. 10 employed lady or gen
tleman; references required. Phone ~
S97, SIT West Tenth.
FOR RENTADerirable Furnished room
with garage. Phone Maple 1871 or cal
FURNISHED large sleeping room IN pri-
vnte family for gentlemen; SlO pei
month, 323 West 10th ST,
ONE or two nicely furnished rooms In
private family, walking distance. gar
age. Phone Maple 1852.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-30
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
In Answ erins Ads. Please Mention rmes.

A GOOD established business, and q g.
room modern house; walking distance:
all clear: for acreage close In: improved
or unimproved. Adde'S B-ss. care Times,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-30

WHY PAY RENT BUY ONE OF THESE
Broom cottage W 2Wh ct Price t2OO0Wi $1,000 cash, balance $50 per month
,6toom modern cottage, one block OF car line IN w 7h Price ti75OOo; 'lWd
cash. balance 5000 per month,
broom modern cottage with garage, 2 lso on pavement me block OF csrnne
Only $4,000 90; $4,000 cash, balance $4,000 per month.
\ room modern, hardwood, all huNtln features, on Classen boulevard Pc
t6fO0W 90; 500 90 cash, balance to suit
New sfmm modern bungalow on w, 2h street; 3 rooms In oRk m BULLETIN
features Price S7M no; $4,000 cash. balance $500 per month
6 rWms modern, 2 lots, barn, Inc fruit, m ", 2h 81 Price 100000 90; 5000
cash, balance $1,000 per month,
broom modern bungalow, small house in rear, has nice Improvement near
s5h st and Dewey Price $1,000 no.; $4,000 cash, balance $1,000 per month
broomm oderr bunS nlw, garage AM 2 lots, neat Anwood an Western Price
west ~" street, ? lots, sroonr house; work shop aOHW, nice improvements
ugbts and y. Trre 81 600 90; $4,000 cash, balance Ike rent
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
Money to ton on H@l Estate
Ask Us About Fire Tornado am Automobile insurance A.l
. O6Sl0 Insurance Building Phone Maple &C. ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Tines.

A ROLL-TOP typewriter desk No, 5; l..
c. Smith typewriter, good Ms new; $3.50
multlgraph machine; rug. etc; cheap for
cash. Spot Cash Furniture Store. 22e w.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE
Tn AnsUertnr Ada. Please Mention Time

FROM l2b TO $50 acres good delta land
on or near Y. a NJ. V. r. r., not more
have from y to y In cultivation. Adj
dreAs D-22. cnrn Timaa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-30

FOR SALE OR TRADE : My {l5,O GOD
equity In a modern tnirty~toom hotel,
completely furnished. with Its own cleo
trio light plant. hot and cold running
water In every room. with about 70 acres
Of good land. on which there are now q
lake well stocked with fish. facilities for
boating and bathing. two modern fur
nished cottages. two tennis courts. find
place for golf course. magnetism springs
with water piped all through hotel, fine
walks and drives, and plenty Of Ian on
which to raise all vegetables. keep dairy
and chickens.
This property Is situated on good auto
pike and interurban line twenty five
miles out Of Louisville. Ky, ono mile Of
good county seat town. This Is An ex-
cellent opportunity for some good man
to make money as a first-class all-year
resort. Has been open four seasons. ca
tering to high class trade. Hotel filled to
capacity every season.
There Is now q SIS. 900 bond issue on
this property held by a trust company.
payable 81 900 per year. with 8 percent
interest for s years. making easy pay
ments. | have recently moved to Okla
homa City to live and can not give II my
attention. 30 what have you to offerf
Address H., so4-5 Patterson Bldg. Okla
homa City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-30

WILL trade Detroit electric car In good
running condition for pair OF lots,
northwest. Wal. 297s
FOR SALE 49, Broom rooming house.
nicely furnished; small cash payment
will handle this. Wa. It's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22

them one better for they levy sixty
five cents. Why cannot all districts
do this?
Sailing township has the banner
Reading Circle this year. This was
due in part 10 the excellent leader.
ship Of Mr.. Barnes; in part to the
faithfulness Of Misses Hofriechter,
Dysart Wilson and Mesdames Cor
mar and Forbis who scarcely missed
a session, and always prepared their
duties. All report how much they
enjoyed the work and how much they
were benefited by it. The leader
5mmends the work Of the other mem
beers and the latter highly compli-
ment Mr.. Barnes. He drove about ten
miles to a country school house to
hold the meetings, and the several
members drove from three to ten.
l think these teachers deserve great
credit for their faithfulness and for
their ambition to become better
teachers and to render better service
to the children and communities that
look to them for leadership. May
their numbers increase and may they
be richly blest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
MOTHERS PLEDGE SUPPORT
TO THE SCOUT MOVEMENT
Large Meeting Of Children and Par
ents at South Side School ARGUS
6 Interest in Work
REALIZE ITS IMPORTANCE
Several Men Speak and Then Women
Take Up Discussion of the
Movement and Its Merits

There was a meeting of children and
parents at the South Side School Fri.
day afternoon at which a discussion
Of the Boy Scout movement was the
principal topic. Before the meeting
closed, fifteen mothers pledged tbei,
moral and financial support tn the
work. The growing nacess;+r +or
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
GAVE FIRST MONEY He
EARNED TO WESTMINSTER
The Rev. A. A. Wallace, Of This City,
Tells Of Gift TO School New
Seeking S5B9.eea.
Mexico Pastor Was Giren 81 for Sow
ing Problem and He in Turn Pre-
scented II TO College.

Lc-EH ~PrNAA
ST. LOUIS No FEB. Is. - Nearly
20 uen have been czzyzssiHg St.
L0zis Prss5vsrizns last week for
subscriptions 70 the Westminster Col
lege endowment and building fund.
President Reed Of TIE college express
IS confidence that sl5DJ8N VIII be
raised n s.. Louis, after which he
vii begin 9 general statewide cam
.paign 70 raise $4,000.
The workers II what DR.. Reed calls
his big drive are taking dinner at
the Mercantile Club each evening,
comparing notes and encouraging each
other TO hustle. One evening the
Rev. A. A. Wallace, for many years
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church at
Mexico, No, was present and was
called upon for a story. He said that
the first dollar he ever earned he gave
70 Westminster College. He was a
boy on the farm in Jackson county,
he said, and had no other way to
spend it, but be has been glad ever
since that he gave it to Westmin-
ster.
How did you earn that first dol
lar Doctor" he was asked.
"Well," replied the veteran pas
tor, Il won it as a prize for solving
the layt problem in Rays Third Part
Of Algebra"
Il guess you near arithmetic"
suggested DR.. Reed.
We'll, maybe IT was arithmetic"
admitted DR.. Wallace.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
CHRISTIAN CHURCH CON.
SIDERS NEW BUILDING
Only the Immediate Needs Of the
Sunday School Viii Be Con-
sidered in the First Move
OTHER PLANS ARE CONSIDERED
Not to Consider Community Features
Unless General Movement
Here Fails to Materalize

At a recent meeting Of the off
GERS Of the Christian Church one Of
the chief matters Of consideration was
a proposition for a new building on
the lot now owned by the eongrega-
ton. Suggestions we're offered look
ing to the erection Of an annex which
should have a number Of institutional
features; but in the course Of the
discussion it was learned that there
was a likelihood Of a general move
ment for a community building which
would supply these special advantag-
es TO all.
In view of this possibility the off
GERS Of the church considered only the
immediate needs Of the Sunday
School, and recommended that for the
present only Sunday School DON be
planned.
1t was not decided when this work
would be begun, but it was understood
that the erection Of this much of an
annex would be undertaken when suf-
fcient means were in hand. These
Sunday School rooms would be con-
nected with the present building and
would occupy about a third Of the
church lot on Monroe Street.
1t speaking Of the Community
house features, the Reverend II.
P. Atkins. the pastot Of
the church, said: we feel the
need in Mexico for a community house.
We have discussed such a feature as
a part Of our new building plans to
be built sometime in the future, pro-
vided the city does not have some
thing Of this kind. 1t is our position
that a general community house
would be better for the town than a
UNCONVENTIONAL one. We feel the
need Of such an institution in
church, but do not want to take any
action that might interfere with a
general movement in Mexico along
the same lines.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES
By ". CLYDE y
County Seb0ol Szr=

TEsrs are nEze schools n SAILING
township So L takes = weeks WORK
70 visit them whea al are running.
Uuo-uzztsly, Mr. Minnie Forbis
has beez suffering froz ~ attack Of
tie grippe and has been unable to
teach for nearly three weeks. She
hopes 70 begin Monday again she
IS teaching a. Friendship. This
school Is noE practically ready for
approval Durham, Excelsior and
Canada are spPro7Bd These four
have ES5zrn heaters. Also Mace
do1iz. Lawson IS also working for
approval.
B1rhzm has the finest walks II
TIE comfy, E long walk extends from
TIE front door 70 the rad, another to
zach q the toilets and q fourth 70 the
vel These walks were pat II last
fan to al expense q nearly SIS. They
make il kok Ike . home, as indeed
L Il Inside, tie metal ceiling and
walls are painted q cheerful color and
are ornanented with good pictures;
the room Is kept comfortable with 2
Vstsz cooler. . fine new looking glass,
water eoler, q fine new looking glass,
new library books, and q case Of new
maps. Not satisfied with providing
a beautiful playground, they have al
50 got some playground apparatus
two teetsr boards and a basket bali
ard goal posts. Miss Bessie Walton
is the efficient teacher, and much Of
the improvement was made possible
by her cooperation and the proceeds
Of a pie supper.
Miss Dula Bernard is the teacher at
Lawson. She is from the Kingdom
Of Galloway She, too, had a pie
supper. With the cooperation Of the
board the following improvements
have been made: They have a new
organ, window shades, waste basket,
the house has been u~nderpinned and
they use sweepo 70 keep down the |
dut at least onc 8 day, and as
much oftener as she thinks necessary.
Miss Bernard has her pupils 20
through a calesthenie drill with the J
windows up, while she presideg at i
the organ. This wakes the children
up, fills their lungs full of pure air
and teaches them deep breathing.
1t is very commendable work, and
should be 0 generally practiced.
Another thing she did that had a
very Statutory effect was TO secure
several packages Of cigarette papers.
These she boiled in water. Then
she gave the water to a rat that
the boys had captured in a wire trap.
The rat was then turned loose, but did
not get very far before the poison in
the cigarette papers did it's work.
Each year a number Of our teachers
get married. Last year there were
seven, but they did not begin before
the close Of school. This year al
ready three have married, and the
teacher at Canada takes the lead.
She was married within two months of
the beginning of school. She is Mrs.
Minnie jackson Bess. This year the
Improvements made are: New books,
for library, teachers desk and
chair, ou%tbuilding repaired and
screened, and the flue has been paint
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-22
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