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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
G|RLS!! BEAUT|FY
YOUR HAIR AND
STOP DANDRUFF
Hair becomes charming,
wavy, lustrous and thick
in few moments.
Every bit Of dandruff dis
appears and hair stops
coming out.

For a few cents you can save your half.
In less than ten minutes you can double
its beauty Your hair becomes light
wavy fluffy abundant and appears as
soft lustrous and charming as young
girls after applying some Dandcrine.
Also Try this-moistcn a cloth with a
little Dandcrne and carefully draw It
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time This will cleanse the
hair OF dust dirt or excessive oil and
in Just few moments you have
doubled the beauty Of your hair A de-
lghtful surprise awaits those whose
hair has been neglected or is scraggY
faded, dry, brittle or thin Besides
beautiiying the hair, Dandcrine dis
solves every particle OF dandruif;
cleanses, purifies and invigorates the
scalp, forever stopping itching and
falling hair, but what will please you
most will be after a few weeks use,
when you see new hair-fIne ard
downy at frst-ycs-but really new
hair growing ali over the ScalN II you
care Tor pretty, soft hair, and lots OF II,
surely get a small bottle OF Knowl-
tons Dandcrine from any drug store or
.!tagttst .tgttst f9SHnlsE fS sp9 WA tsy y Aa4gyll Agsll!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
Alleged Drunk Man
Asserts Medicine
Cause of Spree"

Rspse Judge Mitchell today said that
s6Syh all kinds of medicine is bad,
iowgSer some is little worse than
Btfers, especially the kind that Hans
Otto claimed he had, in the municipal
eourt this morning Otto was brought
!up on a charge Of being drunk The
Iofficer who made the arrest stated that
The was having heated arguments with
rewsboys yesterday evening, expert
eneed much trouble in following the
ktraght and narrow path, namely the
hidcwalk and used proiane language.
lie also told the officer at the time Of
lhis arrest that he was a cattleman, had
had supper with some Of his brethren
but had strayed frop them He said
tbey intended having big time" last
Might,
I This morning in the police court Otto
denied all the statements which he is
klleged to have made, and said that he
Mas a very sick man, suffering with the
rheumatism and that he had taken
Some strong medicine which caused
him 20 become dizzy. The Judge said
khat it was bad medicine and would
kdvise him TO take no more of it; he
hlso dccreed that Otto contribute $40
bud costs to the upkeep Of the city,
(which he did
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
DO SOMETHING
FOR THAT COUGH
Dr. Bells Pine-Tar Honey will Prove
Ideal Treatment.

A neglected cough may lead TO such
dangerous bronchial or lung ailments,
that proper attention with Dr. Bells
Pine-Tar- Honey cannot be begun too
promptly
You can absolutely depend on this
remedy as it has proved effective in
thousands Of cases where a hacking
cough, difficult breathing, inflammation
or hoarsencss were involved Its basam
and healing ingredients soothc the
throat, loosen the phlcgm, the anti
septic properties check the cold germs
and fcyerish or grippy feelings are
promptly alayed
Take DR.. Bells Pine -Tar-Honey at
once, not only for quick and gratifying
relief ior all distressing symptoms. but
to prevent serious after effects. Sull
sold at 2SC by all druggists.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14

During school teA a kindly Eng,
l,h lad. sat regarding one Of lhr
Young guests with evident alarm I'm
dNm1ci hy thc laiys ghnCrs, lhr
young hopeful demolished pSls allsr
plate Of bread and butter and cake Al
h.t lhr lady could stand 10 mo- longer
Going up 10 me ufJhIn she said
"Ny hov have YOU ever read any
muk which would tell YOU what 90
u' what 90 drink and what io avoid
NHg bless YOU maam" replied lhc
Young gentleman with his mouth lull
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
County Officials
= Claim for Salary
Coming Up Today

The dcmnrrer presented by the
county commissioners over the salary
claims made by seven county officials
will be heard by District Judge Edward
Id. Oldiield this afternoon. The peti-
TONERS allcge that the salary act passed
In 1918, by which salaries Of county
officials in cities Of more than 10000
population was decreased rather than
Increased over the scale by which
county officers are paid, was uucon-
stitutional, and that the l9lO-l9ll law
prescribed the rate Of salary TO be E.
ceived. This rate should he 5000 IN
lOklahoma county the petitions aliege
County Clerk Jim Beatty carried his
case to the supreme court where i was
decided in his favor last month. Those
seeking salary increase from the
county commissioners TO 5000 are A.
!F. Bockoycn, county treasurer Tom
Bodine, county clerk; William H..
!zviek, county Judge; G Z Johnson
county sheriff. and NJ {. Blnlon, former
sheriff George Baker, former treasurer
and N. Cornelius. iTmsr els8A. ,-.4.r~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14

I...- f..... ....t 49,. o.
.''' ''N ''. 'u"l '.'', 4'') iA' ''n'
80" u H.', '.' ,,', ,,.' sue IN
I'Mal, '''''u'ep uW'hiGl " he mas
lon, "Iu"R '1e VIII l''I ABOUT u as
''",,,p ", VI 'U, was ln We lf9, 90
'".' l',' "''I' III 'n' W"u,u n'te
N', ,N u'' ,'' N."ul 'snl"''I f" VI,
"'' "',.," '',',",' Il' p''". pa,
.''I p, VIC ''' '''., ''" p', your ''a'i '',a'.,i,
", '".' ''.' "'I push ,'I pa'N.
''' ''''' '' '''.'' j never
,,
Tlit principal told Miss sands TO
call up some ~ i0e other children
and Size dld and they all sad hc had
and they seemed glad Of It, so then thc
principal looked at Miss Sands and
smiled, and then she sald, While The
boy hAd great pfoyoeallon ] consider
ilai he was wrong 90 being 50 hasiy ln
kicking at kowdy and there, was no
excuse Tor his putting his hand against
Paisys face, and he has told apft1uuih
and that Is lneSeu'able and te must
remain IN al recess for a week lltcn
We all went oui Of the principals room
and he made iiN dt me behind Miss
sand, and ] put ou' my tongue az him.
and then the bell rang and wc went 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
CzechS Declare
for independence
Of Austrian Rule

WASHINGTON March "a -Rcrre
isnlalyr of nc C,r.h nation ~
Prague have made m.ID. declaration
Of their nation. m.MllNlr wifi lnd
uuaSWlhIr right 90 tuIl determination
and complete political Independence
from Austria All report, of ihr pro
rcedInr' of lhr Czech representative
were ordered Wpnrcvcd nv lhc Az,
'rian censor, hut detail, have reached
ihc tyechu Nlav national council huc
and TODAY were made public.
The dcr'1Du0u adopted by mani.
nous vote is looael upon q, proof OF
the sentiment 0i 'he whole CicJho. Shy
nation and of their attitude toward the
government and Tho ruling classes ol
Austria
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
St. Joseph Man
Gets Two Years
for Draft Fraud

ST JOSEPH Mo, March l4-In the
federal court today Abcr, !. August
wealthy clothing merchant was sent
cnced by Judge Arba Van Valken-
hurgh TO two wears imprisonment and
TO pay a fine Of 81 800 for attempting
to hrlje members OF the draft board.
Leslie T. Clark former deputy
sheriff was sentenced to eighteen
months Imprisonment and a fine oi 500
The charge against Clark was con-
,plrlcy to bribc a member OF a draft
hoard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14

LIE said Get out Of my way and TN
IL kick the Stats out OF the mutt he has
swallowed my dinner" Nobody can
call Rowdy mutt and get away with
n, espeShIy when he puts hi, dirty
hand against my face and pushed me
back said "All right, If he swal-
lowed your dinner YOU can have his"
and / lci him have Rowdy's bowl OF
soup right IN his face, and then | So'I
IT .kowdy Is going to lose his dr..
ner | don't want any and YOU can have
mine too" and soaked him with my
soup and sandwich and he was trying to
claw the onion out OF his hair and wipe
the soup out OF his eyes at the same
time, and the janitor's wife was holler-
ing at me and the kids were yelling
and the next | knew Miss Sands was
standing there. ] did not know she was
standing there iii all the kids closed
their faces and it got awful still and
then ! looked up and saw her. and her
face was white She said "JuSt what
does this mean" The boy spoke before
| could get a chance and said "She
swiped me in the face with two bowls
Of SOUP" and then all the kids began
laughing again and the boys were
tapping one another on the back, so
Miss Sands said Both OF YOU come up
to the principals office and let me get
at the bottom Of this matter" so we all
went upstairs and Rowdy was walking
as proud as he could because he had
eaten all the dinner that had fell on
the floor, and when we went into the
principals office the principal pushed
her lunch out Of the way and said
How do you do Patsy2 In trouble
again'" l. said mo nom, it's this
boy" Then Nj" Sands said Patsy
threw two bowls Of soup in his face
and much as | regret it | fear she will
have to be severely punished" The
principal said, BE seated Miss Sands,
perhaps it would he as well 10 hear
about It before we start pun,hing I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14

irritation, asthma,
catarrhal head
ache an a ear
troubles that may
lead to deafness.
You will breathe
better and feel
better sitter using
It.
For ten cents
On coin or
stampB) a small
package will he
mailed containing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
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Is1,as1yos Judd Mortimer Lewis

rTIIIS 'f Friday and dll MOI SEE me
Hic' u.laN.s hlhy an dly BrSlcf.
day. SO when my own true daddy
and myself had another domestic silence
breakfast fh.s morning and / had
washed lhs dishes / went around that
way and when went 90 they said
Hello Patsy" and I said 81 did not
come over Yesterday because ! had
something ,I.e 10 du The sister in
law said Didn't yau come yeItrday'
] thought YOU were here" which show,
i.nt yHu cannot do anything with some
people. ] might as well 80 there every
day M stay away every day for all the
iCc q cuts with them ! was going 10
go there and stay all day tomorrow
but now ! don't think ! will. a person
can almost always find something 20 DO
rn Saturday without hanging around
anyone ihlt does not know % they are
t.ir 0r not Then Miss Sands got her
hat nn and asked me- II ] was ready
io go 90 school and told her / was
hui thar ! was not going with her, and
'hc kinda raised her eyebrow and
didn't say ANYTHING and went out Then
ihr ,islrr. .n-liw SAID What made you
speak Ike that 90 her Paiy'' ! sad
he made me stay 100 az recess day
before Yesterday because I asked her
how ihr baby was" She said. "Ihe
idea" Then she Ot looking A. ihe
baby q long time. and then she said If
arm going 90 speak ll ms husband about
that ! will not have anyone that doe
not love ms baby living under this
r01i' and her mouth looked As hard
a., turtles and then me and Rowiy
went 90 school and got there just mi
time because 'hr bell was ringing and
when ] bought my sandwich and bowl
ni soup and Rowdys sandwich and
bowl ui soup and was stalking them tDl
.ur bench where We feed our faces every
ilv a boy dropped his sandwich and
RuNly swallowed II before he had time
10 GUup for Il and he made a kok
~ Rovly's head that would have broke
n 1t ~ had hit and Rowdy looked al me
10 see It was going 10 stand for that
and ! wasn't and got between him
and lhr boy hut ] had a bowl Of soup
and 2 sandwich in each hand so ! could
not hllmm him one and / said 10 him
IN YOU try 20 kick that dog again will
make him 80 for you and YOU viii wake
Ip in ihc hospital with a wooden leg or
maybe two OF them"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14

cessful specialist
In Catarrh, Ia the
dlsCOverer Of a
pleasant. direct
method that can
be used by man
woman or child
His Remedy is
made from medic
iual herbs, flow
ers and berries
which you smoke
I'm a dainty nine
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
E{08:4Hn9
G2y31YiS$31G:5
Puts An Enc to
Catarrh Troubles
You Inhsle and ENhsle This Medica-
tion And-Away Goes Your CatAuh

There must he readers suffering from
chronic catarrh who would like to know
how they can stop catching cold after
cold for they must realize that sooner or
later this may lead 20 serious deafness
and injury to the system In general
DR. BlOsser, n respected physician, and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
Y.W.C.A. WORKERS
FEEL ENCOURAGED
Hopeful Of Collecting $4,000
Fund for Maintenance.

The Y W C. A campaign team, lrll
the association headquarters IN the
Terminal building this morning lOr thr
second day 0i the campaign much en-.
coufagcd over the result, yesterday
when the workers reported Nlii col
lsctcd toward ihc $1,000 which ihr
worker under lhr direction Of Mrs "
" Crane hope 10 raise by the eni of
their weeks drive
Miss Cccile Ridge Miss Mildred
Bruce. Miss Mary Good and Mis-,
Myrtle llodsOn representing clubs OF
the local Y. w. G. A were present Al
the meeting In the Chamber Of Com
merce yesterday afternoon, and standing
a. NE speaker table, reported the
pledge Of The patriotic league
Repeat Patriotic Pledge.
y pledge to express my patriotism
by doing better than ever before what
ever work / have to DO, by rendering
whatever special service ! can to my
community and country. and hy living
Up to the highest standard oi character
and honor aud helping others 20 do the
gmt' .-....
Of all Of the Y W e. A girls Il is
TO help the greatest possible number oi
sirlS TO be Of service 90 their Jommuni.
ty and country that the local auocia-
ton IS asking for $1,000 60 carry ON
is work Tor one year
Al present Miss Charlotte Allward
club secretary, has fourteen girls clubs
meeting in the room, At the Terminal
building during the week I'm each club
the girl, sew for the Red Gross. make
layettes 20 be sent 10 blblc, m the hos
pitals abroad, make comfort pillow,
and comfort kits iar soldiers and make
Ill kinds OF knitted articles i0r the Red
| Gross
/ MI girls in the city will he welcomed
In any oi lhe club, For business girls
employed during the day there arc eve
ning clubs. Several Of the clubs meet
a. b.W in the evening Tor girls who
find 1t more convenient to come al that
time. The aim OF the club work is to
interest all girls, and the membership
OF the various Organizations includes
grade school girls, high school girls.
girls in domestic service and business
girls
Schedule Of Clubs
Some idea Of the girls club work.
which i' lust one phase Of thr aSsocia-
tion activities may be gained from the
following schedule
Mondays At T.. Washington
Patriots, grade school girls
Mondays at $50 +. M.--Aliruis-
tc club. business girls
Tuesdays nt +. NJ Cheerful pa
triots grade school girls
Tuesdays at $50 4. M-Willng
Workers. girls employed In lHundries
TUESDAYS M 500 T.. M-Cmga club,
y elrls I'm domestic employment
Wednesdays at ! =. VI Rainbow
eluh. grade school girls; held I'm the
Columbus school I'm THoklnrtown
WEDNESDAYS ~ $50 y M-ShHm-
rock Patriots, girls employed by Kerr
Dry Goods company and their
iriends
THURSDAYS nttP. M-GarfIeld Ia
trlpts grade school girls
Thursdays at 30 L. M-Club for
TrIdays at $50 r. M-Trlple n
Scout Troop. girls from the freshmen
classes IN the high school
FridAys ht $50 7. ~ Swasilka
club, business girls
and third Fridays of each month.
q club of Indian girls from the dif-
fsrent Indian schools, and who are
resldeH In this city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
UuiItH skATINU
IiIIAaA IIANn MIaIn

Ttffv aUruunu AMI nighi ss,sn DAYS q
urrU 100 THIfH ufv OlfU. hAtiHu"i maple
aud nuhWHuu ahHtt#
AtuitOnitM
IufrH = r iUrNlrt suprffisHr. y n
NouHf. mhuHEsr nni insiruJ'uf ~ roller.
ahHUuF
Som Trnry "wednesday nlght IL pav
nIuuf IflIaY u'rht y iHr rHhY riFrH aNAY
Saturday WufulnG special school ,hil
.ut.HH skate
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also some Remedy for smoking In a
Pipe and neat little pipe. Months SUP
ply. either form. costs ono dollar, Al.
dress The BlOsser Company, Box 2Bsl
Atlanta, Ca
NOIE-Should your druggist not cArr1
Dr BloEEer's CHtarrh Remedy In stock, he
can secure II for YOU Druggists do not sup
ny tho TIiAl ouIpLA .-.-.----..-, LAdvl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14

Unpaid telephone hl, ior me month
Of March are past duc II not paid
by 3 m. oi lhc l1'h service will be-
Discontinued Southwest Bell Tel 4
Tel CO. (AdyO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14
Euclid Dancing School

ElFht two hour class and praoilos les
sons for q OOi 'lI private lessons, 100
rruI g. q Cox. isscher Assembly
lIu.oH, rurHdHNs Thursdays and Nntuf.
uNyt W0Odmsn dhure every fuity v
4 llOCt floor manager Mrs, Myrtle
sweet, ManaBsr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14

Of cake. I don't want no book H.,
very simple eat all / can. | drink
all I can an avoid, bu,lin.'"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-14

or cigarette. md lnhale the vapor into all
the air passages II contains no tobacco.
oven though 1t Is used In the same man
ner.
pr. Blosssr's Catarrh Remedy is equally
effective In ell forms OF catafrh. bronchial
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-06
DITTMAN JOINS LIEBKNECHT

Dittman. a Socialist member OF the
German Reichstag. is now in association
with Lebknecht another Socialist mein-
Der of the German Reichstag Both are
making shoes in a convict pen
The crime for which the kaiser's gov
eminent sent Dittman TO prison was that
Of making a speech 80 10000 working
men who had ceased work as a protest
against the war policy of the German
government toward the Russian people
and the people OF The Baltic provinces
Tho trial Of Dntman was of the drum
head variety Two Of his colleagues
IN the Reichstag were permitted, how
ever. to present arguments 70 ms defence
Then the Prussan officers constituting
the court sentenced DIttman 10 PRISON
without recourse.
This incident Is one Of the many
that have aroused men OF all Liberal
minds 10 active hostility against the
German government The details OF
the incident have come to America only
through German newspapers The So
cialIst press Of the I-nited States has made
no issue OF the affair. which appears to
interest little or not az all the pro-Ger-
mans controlling the American Socialist
party Chicago News.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-06
MONDAY. MAY e. 1918.


The third Liberty Loan campaign
closed Saturday night, with splendid
success. And the state OF Delaware leads
all the other States in the results
The three billions asked for IRON the
country were ovCrsuhscrlhcd 70 INC 'N''h'
Of AZ least billion dollars
The maximum allotment 10 delaware
Of moro than twelve million dollars was
almost doubled. the total subscriptions
being about ST. 100000 This result
entities Delaware 20 leadership
Never was a finer campaign conducted
IN his State All tho agencies worked hard
and IN thorough coordination In vii
mington and each OF the three counties
in all tho towns Of he state the results
were gratifying MANY towns won honor
eass for ovcrSubscr,hing their aIIotmcnts
To Chairman John ; RoSsclI and his
able assistants. mon, women and cmidren,
too much credit cannot be gwen They
undertook a difficult task and accomplish
cd II nobly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-06
GERMANS NEED OF OFFICERS

Evidence accumulates that the German
army IS beginning to feel the dram upon
It's officer personnel In this respect
I'rilSSlan mllItarism IL seen To have ITS
defects, aS we'll rs ltS elements of strength
For the difference between the system
under which officers are made IN Germany
and in the countries Of the Entente IS q
wide one. and IN q long war the demo
cratic idea is being proved 70 he the better
There Is = ch:lsm between the common
soldier of Germany the mere cannon
fodder and his commissioned superors
that is almost incapable Of beng bridged.
The ari<tocracv of rank does not encourage
promotion from the ranks The German
private does not carry = marshal baton
IN his knapsack He's lucky 10 get decent
treatment and TO come out alive. lie
knows better than even to cherish ambi-
ton TO become great military leader.
II Is different IN France England and
the United States, and even IN Italy.
When the final battles are fought this
NAV prove n decisive factor. The recent
offensive of the Germans is proving es-
pccIalv disastrous to its officers, who
cannot Toe replaced In the armies OF the
Allies on the other hand, there Is no
lack OF potential leadership Men are
rising from the ranks as rapidly as they
prove themselves worthy Portland
OrcpoDiau
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-06
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE
FORMED At ARDEN
American Society Organized at a
Meeting There on Satur-
day Night.

That Arden is overwhelmingly patriotic,
withstanding the fact that n few Of
the residents are paoiists. was demon
strated on Saturday night, when nj a
largely attended town meeting the Arden
Association for Patriotic Service was
formed and the following committee
cha,rnen named 10 take part m various
patriotic activities:
Mrp. &. t. whitehead. Rcd Gross !,
William Worthlngton, Liberty Loan and
War Savings Stamps; Mrs X Barklcy
Spicer, Home Economics, X Barley
Spicer, Education Service, Or Percy
Russell Friends RECOMMENDATION Work
and l.. II WHARF. War Gardening THIS
committee is 10 hold meeting this week
TO perfect q permanent organization and
will report nj meeting To hc held ncxt
Saturday night
During Saturday nights meeting the
committee on organization composed Of
Abert Freshman. T. L. Whitehead and
Mrs Margaret SpIoer, presented rcso-
luton outlining the purpose ~ the mcrt
ing mud the reason for the organizing 81
the patriotic citizens Of tho colony. ne
resolution read IN part as follows hc
association shall eudeavor 10 coordinate
and render more effective tho war actIvl-
tltirs and cooperate with State and
national associations rs far AZ possbihlc
The purpose of tho society rs to carry
on patriotic work on large scale
The following officers were elected
Chairman. Paul Rnrklcv Spicer. Ylce-
chairman. \ Taltava,l, secretary. g J..
Whitehead trcasurr. Mrs Percy Russell
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-06

!,
In his personal remarks 10 u" ~"
veterans OF inc AMERICAN i''Vo'0'''" -, +,
attended inc laying " '''s 'o'
huhN'r iiil' monument i'a''''
addressed 'he"' AS "'e'''" "'''
:" II "''' 500" We WIN VIZ ''''''
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members 81 INC ''''''u E''''' = ~ "
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