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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
CADD0 FARMER UNDER
EYE OF FEDERAL AGENT

Investigation is being made by fed
efal agent into seditious remarks al
legged TO have been made by Hetffy
Pauls, farmer living in Caddo county
near Hydro. Affidavits received by
D. z, Phenix, employee OF an elevator
at Hydro states that Paul wanted TO
buy flour without buying the substi-
tutes required in the rules Of the food
administration. When the sale Of the
flour was refused him he is alleged
to have remarked that the government
is rotten" and "ihe allies can't whip
Germany" and "the Germans have
plenty Of flour and don't have to cat
substitutes"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
DoCToR AND LOVER
Of GIRL ARRESTED
after her Death
tcontinued From psus ~

rapidly grew serious. and she was taken
to q hospital in FL Reno. She notified
her father to come. He hurried TO her
bedside but she was dead when he ar
rived. The girl made dying state
ment TO her nurse, which resulted in the
two arrests being made.
Doctor Denies Illegality.
Warren was accompanied by his at
torney, NJ. Bristow and the Anadarko
sheriff. DR.. Lovejoy had not named his
uttorney at noon.
II performed an operation on the girl,
but there was nothing illegal about il"
he declared following his examination
In the county attorneys office.
MANY times doctors are justified
In doing certain things which the public
necessarily knows nothing OF, but there
was nothing unlawful in my treatment
OF Miss Alexander
Dr. Lovejoy was one Of the character
witnesse, for Dr. Crouch when the latter
was tried on similar charge in the
district court. Dr. Crouch was sem
tenced to a term IN the state penten-
tiary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
School Heads
Meet In Five
Places In Day
They Finally Get Settled by
0uSting Furniture From
Bedroom Of Hotel

The last day Of the annual meeting
Of the Oklahoma County School
Supefnlendenis' association started this
morning in paflor A. Lee Huekins
Tuesday night, because there was so
much noise" at the Chamber OF Com
mcrce. the pedlgogues tried to hold an
evening session, but one Of Judge Ame'
Liberty loan meetings let out so much
speed the meeting was practically
abandoned Yesterday there was so
much going on al the Lse.Huckins It
was necessary for the management TO
move the superintendents meeting five
times This morning the meeting was
held In a large bed chamber from
which the furniture had been removed,
and everything went smoothly
The election OF officers resulted In
NJ II Sheppard being chosen presi-
dent, v II Durham, Hughes county,
vice president and Mrs Fern Sire
Wagner county secretary
, This forenoon Miss ChArl Ormand
Williams. Memphis discussed "No-
calionai Work in Rural High Schools.
White and Colored. and Effect on
Each" and NJ II. Sheppard, sup.rin-
tendent at Chickashs, talked on "Or-
ganization Of Union Grade Schools and
Vocational Education in Connection
With Rural High Schools Thus ES-
tablished" s. NJ Barrett, director Of
vocational education Of thi, city, also
had a share in this discussion,
Al the session starting at 2 p m DR.
Charles Evans of Oklahoma City, will
talk on "The School Teacher as
Patriot" Query boxes were conducted
this forenoon and will be conducted
this afternoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
You Can't Brush Or
n Wash Out Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid Of dan
drnff is 70 dissolve 1t, then you destroy
4 entirely. To do this, get about four
ounces Of ordinary liquid arvop; apply
Il 1t night when retiring; use enough
70 moisten the scalp and-rub it in gent
y with DE finger tips
Do this tonight, and. by morning,
most II not alf, Of your dandruff will
Be gone, and three or four more ap-
plications VIII completely dissolve and
entirely destroy every single sign and
trace of =. 10 matter how much dan
dslH 70 n1y have.
N IN find. too, that all itching
- o q the scalp will stop at
go 4 rr hsir will be fluffy. lus-
IT. 11s ~ ssd soft, and look
\ y nls0 times better
W w. 60 ~ liquid arvon at any
1(11n Il \ inespensive and
Z 1IfSf Nh - DO tie work. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
TEACHER JOINS 900
WAR SAVINGS STAMP CLUB

Miss Edith L, purdum Joined the
$1,000 war savings stamp club yester-
day when she bought and paid for
that amount Of stamps from the sales
committee,
Miss purdum was formerly a teacher
in the county schools and now is a
private tutor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
DROPS MEET FOR LOAN

The Chamber Commerce will not
send any delegates to the annual meeting
Of the United States Chamber Of Com
meree at Chicago April 10, unless the
date is changed 50 as not 10 conflict
with the Third Liberty loan campaign
which open, on April D This decision
was reached at a meeting OF the board
Of directors OF the chamber following
their luncheon in the Lee Huckins hotel
today The secretary Of the national
organization was notified by a telegram
and it was urged that the meeting he
POSTPONED until after the Liberty loan
drive.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
DON'T LET cold
KEEP YOU AT Home
Dr. Kings New Discovery will keep
you on the job, feeling
fit

When the first little sniffle or sneele
comes, take a spoonful of this cold,
cough and grippe relever.
For half a. century now Dr. Kings
New Discovery has been effective in
relieving and checking colds in the
heads and chests Of countless sufferers
Of all ages.
For half a century too, it has been
sold for fifty cents bottle with never
a lessening of the quality. Get bottle
today Be prepared for the sudden at.
tack Of fresh cold. All druggists
TAdv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
EXHIBIT OF BIRD HOUSES
WILL OPEN TOMORROW

The exhibition Of the bird houses
entered in the contest under the
auspices OF the city federation Of wom-
ems clubs will open pubiicaly at the
Chamber Of Commerce rooms tomorrow
afternoon. when prizes will be awarded
to fourteen contestants, under two
classes. On Saturday afternoon Mayor
Overholser will auction off the fourteen
winning bird houses at the front porch
OF the War Savings bank All money
obtained from the, sale of the houses
will be donated to the Junior Red Cross
fund.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
GBriefs
Or, Nowln. dentist. has returned. CAdv..

Dr. Nowlin. dentist, has returned (Ady)
Service Reserve Gets Recruits Hugh
A. White, m attorney at Hanna. okla.
sent a request TO Chamber Of Commerce
today asking that enrolment cards for
the United States Public Service re-
serve he sent him Rs there were num-
her NJ young men In hiB town anxious
to enroll The cards were mailed to him
this afternoon.
Annexation Report Delayed -Uhe res
Olution regarding tho annexation of
pnckngtown to This city which was In
troduCod week ago at meeting Of
the city commissioners by Mike Donnel-
ly and was referred to BYRON Shear. city
counsellor, has not yet been reported
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
KAISER WILL NOT
TAKE ALL GRAIN
I. FROM RUMAN|A
Austrian Needs Require Alter
Ing Of His Plans,

NEW YORK. March 2s-Admition
that Germany had 10 rcnounee part OF
her claim to the Rumanian grain sup
plies because Austria was struggling
Intellectually with a difficult food sit
uation. was made by DR.. Gustav
Stfesemann, the national liberal leader
during the debate in the reichNag on
the Ukrainian peace treaty according
10 German newspapers Of February y,
received here.
we know that Austria" said DR.
Stresemann, Is in a difficult position
regarding the problem Of food and We
have therefore not insisted obstinatsly
upon the seyen.tweliths OF the RumAn-
ian crop we were entitled 10 We also
soquieseed in the sending Of large sup.
plies Of flour 10 Vienna
First Link In Peace.
But the Austrian government must
see TO il that everything there is not
set upside down and that newspapers
in Trieste should not be allowed 70
write that the shortage Of food sup
plies was the result Of Germany hav-
Ing claimed the entire Rumanan crop
The peace with Ukrainia is the first
link In the chain which Is 10 bring
peace TO the nations OF the world"
Some Of the sochlist deputies de-
Tended the position Of Leon TroIky, the
Russian foreign minister, at the
Brest-Litoysk conference, Dr. David
majority socialist said that TrotIlV
sincerely desired q democratic peace
and declared the military operations in
Russia should be discontinued, adding
Must Not be Balkan.
The east must not become a new
Balkans. The military policy is ham
psring every understanding which must
be the goal Of every sound German
policy Mutual understanding is the
prerequisite for the cooperation OF the
social democracy"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
Keep Your Stomach and Liver Healthy

IT you want good health, clear
complexion and freedom from Dizri-
ness, Constipation, Biliousncss, Head
aches and Indigestion, take DR.. King S
New Life Pills They drive out fer
menting and undigcstcd foods and
give quick relief Still 25c, all drug
gists (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28


irritation, asthma,
catarrhal head
ache ar d ear
troubles that may
lead to deafness
You will hrenthe
better and feel
better after using
II.
For ten cents
tin ooin or
stamps n small
package win he
mailed containing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28

mlttss voted 10 send five delegates 70 the
KfGd TOndS convention 10 hs hsld at
Chieknsha Friday mud today Secretary
LARoy Gibbs haa had 10 conduct hard
hunt for delegates Rev PhD G. Baird
WIS the nfst ono secured, and then tho
five can be secured, but Gibbs says the
hunt In n hard one
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28

s9mo OF the Remedy made into cigarettes
also some Remedy for smoking In a
pipe and neat little plpe Months sup
ply either form, costs one dollar Ad.
dress The Blosser Company. Box 2691
Atlanta, Ga
NOIE-should your druggist not carr
pf HlosSers Catnrrh Remedy In stock he
bN 'he IflAl pulNts tAdvl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
Puts An End to
Catarrh Troubles
You Inhale and Exhale This Medica-
tion snd-Away Goes Your CatarIh

There must he readers suffering from
chronic cntatrh who would like TO know
how they can stop catching cold after
cold. for they must realize that sooner or
later this may lead to serious dea afnsss
and Injury TO the system In general
DIR Blosser n respected physician, and
tO~ forty three yenrs an enprmouslV buc-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28

20 percent later changed 10 70 percent
Recently GuegtiOunniroa we're Hont these
ToN 4 ibsy were operating
uuprr ,uou nconHo and II they we're keep
Inc IN line. There N a rush Of these r..
tufnH being made 10 tho office
Gibbs Has a Dslspsts Hunt-The
ChAmher nf Cnmmhfrh good rnnha com
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28

chssful specialist
In Catarrh. Is the
discoverer Of a
pleasant, direct
method that can
he used by man.
woman or child
His Remedy Ia
made from medic
inal herbs. flow
ers and berries
which you smoke
In a dainty nine
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28

back 10 tho commissioners, because Of
Nj, Shear attending district court tins
week No further action VIII b, take
on thG ral!sr unill ssreport Y hcag,'
rom MN, ~" city odmmiHslonurH VII
meet this afternoon, and according Ia
The commissioners nothing viii be tfnHh
acted ~ tho meeting except the. TegulH
routine business,
War stamp Posters Here The adytr.
using commptso for tie sale ~ Ihriu
dhd War hhYlnH stamps received a lHfg,
number OF new window trimmings Hdyti-
Using the sale Of Thrift atHInpa ihlt
morning Tho window posters are suit.
able for trimming windows of husinprH
houses and can bo had BY applying al
Tie war savings bank.
Metropolitan Leads 90 4. a, Galloway.
publicity man for the Hule ~ War say.
lnRs stnmpa, said this morning that the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company n
agency here had bought and sold g. 900
worth OF Thrift stamps since tho first N
the year, leading All'other organizations
stenourapher Breaks Arm Mrs NJ
Greer, employed us HtenUgrnphcr ln the
office of The state corporation commits
sion, ~ the capitol. fell down on
marble floor this forenoon ~ the capitol
" a hospital Tor treatment
Womsn's AssAllsnt Not Caught 90 No
trace Of the msn who attacked MfH Fred
Lqbbas ust night at Second Hnd Harvey
streets hnStyt boon found By the police
They have n good description Of ths as.
rhllhnt The man threatened 10 choke
he Infant son Of Ms Lubbcs unless she
would submit 10 him Ito was scared
away BY Dassofshy
Boys to sell stamps Oklahoma city
Boy Scouts viii sell Thrift stamps 10
The public next Saturday. announces w.
A. Brooks, n member Of the city sales
committee. The scouts viii meet at tho
war savings stamp banh at 4 O'Clock
saturday morning and will continue tho
sale throughout the dsy
Stop Dumping Refuse J. W Evans.
state sanitary engineer. has reported ~
iht state health department that Trfinvr-
les NJ COffeyNllle Kan, have ceased
jumping refuse IN the NerdigfiH river.
pthCtIge that polluted the stream The
kansas state board of health has agreed
TO make rules that will prevent further
contamination Of the river Mr. Evans
now ~ Nowata whore he "a making
an investlgAtlOn,
Ticket olrls Lunch al Country Club
Ths Oklahoma city women who are aid
Ing the ticket selling campaign for Follles
Mllitaire, under the direction OF team cap
taiDs and the general direction OF Mrs
George Cooke, were given luncheon thla
noon at the Country club II ia believed
nearly 1900 tickets already have been
sold. but the campaign ls not at an end
and these young women are 20 stick 10
the campaign until fut houses for both
nights Follies Militaire arc here aro as
sured
Gray Millinery and wade Corset Par
lOTE 9abt. West Main opep gpturd,y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28

nr CIBnfeITt, and IhhaIo mo YapOr INTO all
the air passages II contains no tobacco,
even though Il is used In the same man
ner.
Dr. Blossers Cutsrrh Remedy Is equally
effective In all forms Of catarrh. bronchial
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28

President TO Oct Hide, BUt No Coat
Muskogce Boy, the prize bull recent star
OF the Southwest Live Stock show,
roughed himself up 30 much In travelling
from this city TO the Fort Worth show
and bdckNere that II rubbed much of the
hair OF his hide After the bull had hcn
dehlded, examination proved tho. hide
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28

would not he suitable t0 make the Goa
President WILSON had been promised and
had accepted Tho hide hnH holm cont
away 10 bs tanned and viii be- forward
10 Tho white House, but tho president
misses out on the coat,
Good Roads Teams Working Again
Tho nftecn teams " men engaged ~
getting the rityH business men 10 Join
the Postal HlEhWny association hsyo been
oAhOrttd 10 resume their campaign again
and II iH expected today and tomorrow
viii wind n up. II III doubtful II the
original quota Tor new members 0h0
viii be secured, but results have been
worry good.
More .Psddllng IOt Flso-IIowerd
morning unH stalking some hoy Scouts
TO help him carry out u distribution of
window OnrdH dealing with Rcd Gross
work Tho cards arc 10 be displayed In
public places. nnd besides enumorAtlng
tho dffefeut kinds NJ work women can
do 10 help, the headquarters of the civil.
Han relief work IN given, ~ we'll ~ tho
Rcd Cross central Office and work rooms
Rsllrosdsrs stlil Hnrollnu-wednesd esday'k
total registration ~ Oklahoma CITY rail-
road men willing to nAH for France In
q short Time, made with Miss HlHckmnn
nt Chamber " Commerce WAS twenty
i've A. least ten miys enrolled this
morning Miss Blackman says n IL Ap-
pnrently the intention NJ tho government
10 get hH young and STURDY men Tor this
exciting work Ha possible
Idabsl Kicks On Express An aprll-
cation Tor hearing on Inadequate
freight and express service ~ ldAbel wAH
filed with the state corporation commits
sion today by merchants and huslnetA
men Of that place Tho Frisco and
Wells-F1rgo Express company are named
us defendants by tho cofnplrintants A
hearing viii be- conducted at ldabsl on
April 3.
VIII leave for CapltAl-Governor VIII
Hams aud J M AydelOttc. chairman
N the state council NJ defense, nre 10
attend n conference NJ tho national
council Of defense In Washington April
Z In addition 90 attending the meeting
called hy Secretary Lane They VIII
leave tomorrow night
Restaurants Making Returns Tho
county food administrator some time ago
notified hotels and restaurants that all
tho bread baked must contain 2b percent
of substitute for flour A. first II was
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28

Gray Millinery and Wade Corset Par
lors, 22bh West Main open Saturday
night Phone Walnut 6g63. lnez Bailey
aud Norean Scranton. CAdyD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28

Restaurants Making Returns The
county food administrator some time ago
tho bread baked must contain 2b percent
of substitute for flour. A. first II was
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28

Christian Science lecture, Auditorium
Sunday, March 81, Jp. m. (Ady)
Evening journal., 1918-03-22
FANCY LAMB DISHES
PIanked Chops.

Planked Chops.
Six thick lamb chops
Three cups mashed potatoes
One can asparagus tips.
Broil the chops on one side and ar
range them cr0sswise, OVERLAPPING each
other on a hot plank Season with salt
pepper and melted oleomargarine. Cook
in the oven for twenty minutes bast-
ing frequently Arrange ring Of mashed
potatoes around plank, decorate with
asparagus. Place in oven for potatoes
10 brown. Garnsh with parsley. Serve
with brown sauce.
Mock Duck
One forequarter Of lamb
Seasoning.
Remove all the bones from the fore
quarter except the shoulder bone. The
neck is then turned in and the whole
rolled-back TO breast-and tied The
shoulder bone and the bone attached
represent the neck and bill Of the duck
Into a SIN at the opposite end insert
socket part OF the shoulder blade to
represent tail. A small piece OF Fat
may be cut gnd attached 90 represent
wings. The fat should be saved and
tried out and all drippngs saved Roast
as leg Of lamb. Serve with mint sauce
or currant Jelly
LEFTOVER LAMB DISHES.
Lamb Stew.
Two cups leftover lamb
One-half cup carrots cut in cubes
One-half cup celery cut in pieces
One small onion chopped fms
One tablespoonful catsup
Salt and pepper.
To leftover lamb and gravy add vege-
tables. over this pour two cupfus OF
hot water In which has been dissolved
one tablespoonful extract Of beef. Cook
until vegetables are tender. Season
10 taste
Lamb Pie.
Two cups leftover lamb
One cup stock
One tablespoonful oleomargarine
one tablespoonful -FOUR
Make sauce of -four, oleomargarine
and stock. pour over lamb and place IN
casserole. Season. over this arrange
a crust OF cooked rice Bake until rice
Is brown
Evening journal., 1918-03-22
HnIrsEHnLnN NOTES.

Sashes OF colored brocaded tissue
fashioned in one with the bodiccs OF
evening gowns
Have your smock made OF organdy
10 will be pretty worn with, a plain
linen or cotton skirt
Many layers OF different colorcd chif-
fon are used in making the bodice OF
a very pretty evening dress.
Scallop the childs dress around the
bottom and bind the edges Of The
waist with color matching the soallop
Tucked and shirred vests are worn
by small girls when The serge dress
seems TO need a touch Of lightness.
Soft ties Of bright colors are fire.
ducntly worn with the serge dress.
Evening journal., 1918-03-22
A SOLDIER FAVORITE

This meatless main dish served to a
group Of soldiers from Camp Pike,
Arkansas, proved most popular The
occasion was a Hoover luncheon served
by Mrs. Helen II. Downing, the we'll
known educator in food conservation.
The soldiers and newspaper men pres
ent pronounced the dish a winner.
Try this some Tuesday as the dinner
dish for your family:
BEAN LOAF.
Three cups canned beans
One-half pound cheese
One cup bread crumbs
Onion or green peppers TO flavor
Two teaspoonsful oyster cocktail
sauce.
Put beans through meat grinder. Add
Evening journal., 1918-03-22
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.

tigured lawn makes the prettlest
summer dresses for the small girl.
Double-faced satin In pastel shades
viii be used for evening wraps.
Pretty undersleeves Of lace or silk
peep out from under the cloth sleeve.
Charming chapeaux are OF soft satin
twisted into bows bordered with color
Cd straw.
Evening journal., 1918-03-22
SUGGESTIONS FOR THE SATURDAY MARKET BASKET

cheese and salt and enough dry bread
crumbs to form into a loaf Bake In
moderate oven, basting with water and
savory fat or drlpplngs Serve with
tomato sauce or brown sauce made with
extract Of beef.
Evening journal., 1918-03-22
WITH THRIFT OUR
SOCIAL STANDARD.

SOClAL Standard
For the Urban Reader.
Liver with Green Peas and Rice
Apple Pie with Boiled Oats Crust
Coffee
Casserole Of Salmon and
Tomatoes
Sliced Pineapple War Cake
Coffee
Rolled Flank Steak with
Vegetables
Pickles
Rolled oats Drop Cakes
Grape Juice
For the Out of Town Reader.
Sweet potatoes and Sliced
Cervelat Sausage au Gratin
Fruit Salad Waters
Cocoa
Vegetable stew
Rice Mullins with Oleomargarine
Orange Marmalade
Coffee.
Beef Bouillon
Casserole Of Vegetables
Beet pickles
Baked Stuffed Apple
Evening journal., 1918-03-22
START YOUR GARDEN !

Mrs. Cordelia Raynor. a New York
regent Of the national society. Daugh-
Gers OF the Revolution, should be an
Inspiration to every woman who has
any control over the utilization Of a
patch Of ground In her vivid recol-
lections Of last years abundance from
her experimental efforts and the splen
did results Of her summers canning
Mrs. Raynor plans to have intensive
gardening done in her small city gar
den as well as ia every available bit OF
space at the country home.
Let US all Join this gardening force
IN some way. Many Of us who have
no gardens have time TO gather infor-
nation on soils. seeds and care Of plants
that VIII be Of untold value TO our
friends who must TN their own lawn.
There are splendid magazine and
newspaper articles on gardening, either
Clip these for the gardener OF send her
a reference 10 them.
Miss Florence King, president Of the
Chicago Womans Association OF Com
mcrce has q very broad vision regard
ing The possibilities for women In agri.
cultural work Mrs King advocates
our learning TO run tractors and under
standing The up-to-date machinery O.
extensive planting and cullvating. al
well as TO know how to take care Of th'
product after It Is gathered
Prominent women IN Denver and San
Francisco are doing the same Let ne
each appoint herself a committee Of
one TO see that all available land Is
planted 20 the food that VIII grow
best under the given conditions.
Feed your soil with The proper fer
eilizer first Then plan simple plots
allowing room FOR culilvating Ask the
Department Of Agriculture Of the United
States Government or the Agricultural
Department OF Armour and Company
for advice regarding soil and planting