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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-18
Z Tow. Pomocy Armii
Polskiej.

Powyze.i wymieniOne TowarzyStwo
OdbyIo swe poSiedzenic Oncgdaj W D.
chronce Anio{a Str0za. PREY 46tPj j
Gross ave. Ma Zebraniu TEN do kaSy
Tow. POlek Pomocy .Armii POlskicj
wplynely ma weine n~astepujace ofia-
ry:
Tow. ". Augusta KordeckiegO. gr.
2j1 u. y. p, $1,000; KOmitet Z parafii
IS. Piotra i Pawia. $23.j0: ROzalia
Chrobak. 5000: PAM W. KolakOwska.
5000: Tow. Kanonier0w Z 2-gO pulku
D. o. VI. 3. Kalwaryjskiej. gr. GT3 Il.
P. r. X. $1,000.
Io}nierz A. NOwak, f. SochnicrSki
w. ChOchOrSki nadeSfali Il Obozu po-
dziekowania IA nades}ana i'm Odziez.
We czwartek, dnia 21-go marca W
Ochronce AniOia Str6za PREY 46-tcj i
Gross ave, Odby}O sic ~poSiedzeniG ma
kt0rem' Omawiane bye mia}y rome wa
zne sprawy. Posiedzenie to OdbCdzie
sic W srode pc Wielkiejnocy.
WszyStkim ofiarOdawcom Skladamy
starOpolskie BOG zapiaf".
II Szacunkicm,
j. Skwarczyhska,
VI. LapaciIi HI,
VI. S~zymahska,
Komitct PraSy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-18

Wspaniai2 byla uroczystoSc
poSwiecenia flagi honorowej (Ser
vice Flag jaka sic odbyla wcho-
raj o godzinie 4tej pOpoiudniu W
Auditorium 5w. Stanislawa 10
sikh, PREY Noble i Brdley III.
Sala. dawno pred godzin2 OF
warcia zapeinila sic Publlczno-
Sciq; setki innych, bqdz to z po-
wodu braku biIetow hub tcz O.
paznienia wr6cic musiaia do do
NOW. Balkon zaje;i czlonkowie
i czlonkinie ch6ru koScioia gor-
ncco ma Stanislawowie, kapela
braci Kipkowskicl: IRA miejsco-
we S;otry Nauczycielki i dzieci
szkolnc. Dolna cleScG sail pre-
pclniona byla po brzegi,
Ma znak danny, kapela braci
Kipkowskich rdala sic ma pod
w6rzc szkolnc skqd do Audito-
rum poprowadzono, PREY dzwie-
XII muzyki, ~naszych polsk;ch wo
jak0w; ma sail zajcli chi miejscc
rezerwowanc ola Mich. Mad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-18
Re StaniSlaWoWa

mienit tn take wypada, re 60
sci do sail wprowadzii proboszcA
paraiii Sw. Stanislawa Kostki, X.
FranciSzek DcmbihSki, c. r..
Modlitwe odmowif \. pro-
boSzcz Franciszek DcmbinSki, ma
znak rozpoczecia w~czorajszcj u
roczyStoSci. Potcm krotko pre-
m0wil Y. Dembinski a ma mistrza
ceremonii powoiaf J. Jana Nerin-
go, ktory pc kolci, ma sekretarza
powolai p. Jozefa !. Jakicica, re-
daktora nowin micjskich Dzien-
nika Chicagoskiego.
Pan Nering zebranym pred
stawit waznoSc chwili, uznanic /
honor oddat rodzicom polskich
wojak0, m0wil krotko o "a
top;cniu Titanica i storpedowa-
niu Lusitanii przcz nury niemlec
kic. w toku swej przemowy
wskazal ma portret prczydenta
Stanow Zjednoczonych Wood
row Wilsona, kt0ry znajdowaf
sic ma scenic. oddajqc nalezn9
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-18

Komitet Obchod6w Gminy s7e5
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-18

Geese mezowi pelnego odwagi kt6
~ tax Snialo wystapM W
mu mezowi pelnego odwagi oraz
tax Smialo wystapienia jego W
kwestyi Polski. Przemowienie
publicznoSG przerywala licznemi
oklaskami.
Teraz nastapiio powitanie wo-
jak6w i ~zlozenia przysiegi wler-
noSci przez chiopcow Z klasy
VIII. Podczas tel tteSci pro-
gramu, ma froncie kleczeli dwaj
uczniowie szkoly Stanislawow-
skiej, trzymajacy pred sob9 zlo-
wypisany gloskami napis,
ktory czytaI: God and Our
Country Jcdcn Z ch}opcow byl
W ubraniu amerykanskiem drugl
zaS w stroju Krakusa. Malcy Ct
spiSali SIG doskonalc.
Trzecim numerem ma progra--
ME, glownym, bylo poSwieccnie
flagi honorowej, kt6rcgo dokona}
X. Franciszek Dembinski. Zebra
nj p~owstawali Z siedzen i tax po-
zostali przez ca}y GAS trwania po-
swiecenia. Sliczny to by} widok:
dzieci szkolnc przybrane W stroje
polskie ! amerykahskie, Z rome
mi napisami W rekach otoczyfy
flage honorowa naokolo gdy zaS
przv fladze samej staneli trzel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-18

ME sic mad naszymi rodakami W
kraju ojczystym, a Aliantom trzeba
okazaC, re Polski wolnej ! calej prag-
niemy i jesteSmv do niej u~prawnie-
nj. Dlatego to trzeba Armie Polska
we Francyi poprzet wszelkiemi si}a-
mi, / czynem, i slowem, i pieniedzmi,
i ochotnik:sn.
re Spiewami ma wiecu wystapil
Choir Sw. Barbary.
Ma Armie Polska zebrano $2J3.16.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-18
DZIENNIK ~CHICAGOSKI 1870 MAkCA, 1910.

zolnierze Wuja Sama. Trzej mali
uczniowie szkoiy staniSlaWoW-
Skiej, jeden w bia}ym mundurku
marynarza, drugi w mundurku
zoinierza a trzecia w mundurku
niebneskim marynarza nieSli
pred SODA taxi napis: Peace
with Liberty and independence"
Ma uboczu stala panienka przy-
brana w kostyum ,,Columbii" Z
Amerykahskq flaga w rgku, byli
tan take krakowiacy, pielegniar-
XII chorych i rannych; male
zy sic scrdecznc podziekowanle
jmicjscowym Siostrom Nauczy--
cielkom, re tax Iadnic dzieci ma IL
roczystoSG przybraly. Obraz jaki
sic przedstaWiai oczom zebra
nych, ME czesto SIG widzi; bylo to
COS wprost wspanialcgo.
Flaga honorowa jest dose wicl-
ka; ma czcrWoncm tie, cd CORY
widniejc ziota gwiazda W cclu
uczczenia m}odego wojaka &c
Stanislawowa, Rompca, ktory
zmarl w obozic amcrykahskim.
Ma tie bialcm widnicjc nazwiSko
parafii - ST. STANISLAUS
Srodku flagi zas
znajduje SIG duza gwiazda mic
bieska ma ktorej bialcmi literami
wvpisano ,,5O2" - to macy IL
flaga ia jest w cclu uczczcnia 0O2
wychowankow parafii. L dolu tel
flapi, take ma bialcm tie znajdu-
jc SIG wyraz nPARISH'. Fla
ga ia, poczawszy Z dnicm dzisicj-
sym wisicG bedzic w kruchcie
koscio}a gorncgo ma StanisIawo-
vie, a jak sic sam y. Proboszcz
wyrazif poznicj, dlatego, azeby
przypominala rodzicom / krcw--
nym. re Gas jest modlic SIG "a
swoicl.
Flage, pc poSwieccniu, wsci2g-
nieto w gore ma sail kapcla braci
Kipkowskich odegraia hymn a
merykahski Star Spangled Ban
ner", kt6ry odSpiewa}y uczcnlce
Z klasy 6smcj. Zaraz potcm 3D.
Spiewano, take PREY akompanla-
mencic kapeli ,Jeszcze Polska ME
zginela". W tel chwili ma scene
wmaszerowal Uncle Sam" I fla
ga amreykahska / ,,hrakoWlak z
flaga Polskq, oraz dziewczynki
male I napisem ,,BOzE ZBAW
POLSKE" ! LIBERTY FOR
POLAND."
DodaG tn nalczy, &c do pieSnl
,.Teszczc Polska ME zginela' do
dano zwrotkc jednq calkicm Cd
mienna Cd tych zwyklc Spicwa-
nvch. a mianowicic, jak sic wyra-
iii organista, p. Kwasigrocl1, -
,.nasi' skomponowali nova ia
zwrotke kt6ra tax czyta:
~,.Jcszczc Polska ME zginela,
30 w Narye wierzy,
Nieraz wrogom karki giela
Kajzera usmierzy.
Hel z Orfem Blafym
Przy gwiazdzistym znaku,
Stoim Z Polska GAIA,
w zlaczonym orszaku."
Numerem sz0stym ma progra--
ME by1a deklamacya chlopcow Z
klasy 6smcj a deklamowali oni
,,America." Jak PREY kohcu in
nych numer0w, tax i tn zebranl
nagrodzili malc0w burza oklas-
k6w. Chiopcy i dziewczeta po-
tenn zlozyli przysiege ma lojalnoSt
ola kraju tutejszego.
Mistrz cermeonii poprosll po-
tenn ma scene X. Franciszka XII
lihskiego, k~apelana obozle
Camp Grant. X. Kulihski, powita
nv o~klaskami, z}ozy} hold i UNA
ME rodzicom naszych polskich
wojakow, uznanie take parafii
colo; Su CtoniS|aWa kOStki. TO-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-18

Prawis Raady polsri agent reat
no6ciowy oEiasEa sic " DZ1ENN1KU
oHIcAGpsKIM DO nieiednokrotnh
prsekonai sia. - IN najlsDts1 mo
IL onlRcA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-18

ca" SIowami ~ Bogiem i orezem
ma Niemca" zakohczyl swe pre-
mowienie pan major,
Ma zakonczenie wspanialej
wczorajszej uroczystosci, X. pro-
boszcz Franciszek Dembihski, {.
H., podziekowat zebranym "a,
przybycic. Siostrom Nauczycicl-
kom "a tax sliczny, choG ma pred
ce uIozony i przygotowany pro-
gram, organiscic "a sliczny spicw
a kapeli braci Kipkowskich "a
nuzyke. AI6wi1 Wiel. mowca o
ostatnim Zjezdzie Kaplanow Pol
skich i O ofiarnoSci tychze kapla-
now a przypomnial takze zebra
rym, re zawsze i wszedzie powi-
MEN bye I kaplanem polsklm
polski lud. Doch6d Z r~ozsprzcda-
MIA bilet0w oddai X. Franciszko-
wi KuliiSkiemu, proszac go, ably
"a grosz wczoraj zebrany zakupi}
ola polskich wojak6w Z parafii
swieconc ma Wiclkanoc. Oswald
genie to przyjeto burz2 oklas-
k0w. Okrzykami 4 picrsi WSzySt-
kich zcbranych oddano Geese ma
samprz0d Prczydcntowi Wilso-
nowi, potcm ambasadorowi mas
Polakow, mistrzowi lgnacemu J.
Padercwskiemu. Marye, krolowa
PoIski prosi1 Wicl. m6wca O po-
moe w obecnej chwili ola
Polak6w i ola calcj Polski,
ktora bedzic moze niezad}ugo
Wo1nq, Nicpodlegla, l. doplywem
do mora. jak to orzckl sam
Prezydent Wilson.
Pc przem0wieniu Y. Probosz->
CA, zebrani PREY akompaniamen-
Gle kapeli odSpiewali hymn anne
rvkahski My Country It's OF
Thee" i hymn narodowy polski
..Boze COS PoIske." Ma tenn "a
kohczyla sic uroczystoSt wczo-
rajsza.
Ma sail obecni byli nastepuJacy
polscy wojacy:
Major Jozef T. Barzy1lski,
Porucznik Franciszek kulihski,
Porucznik Tadeusz kuflewski,
Porucznik Bronislaw Mix,
Kapral c. Armgardt,
Kapral F~ranciszek X. Drossel,
Kapral Zygmunt Zieleziiski-
szercgowcy: Stanislaw Grzywili-
ski, Jozcf Samborski, B. Zamor-
ski, Felix G.. Hintzke, Stanisiaw
II. Klarkowski, Wladyslaw klaj-
Dor. Tozef \. G.. Trandcl, w. J.
Brennan i Franciszck kraSkie-
wicz.
Sala Slicznie udekorowana byia
- pogram wypad} doskonalc, jc-
dino tylko Sala ia sromade jaka
sic ma uroczysto5G stawila, byla
"a malq. Pokazuje to. re duch pa
tryotyczny ME umar} w mas, ale
zyie ! Z dniem kazdym p~otezniejc.
lime parafie polskic, kt6re do
tychczas flagi podobnej ME wy
wesily, powinnc to uczynic, gdyl
przez to oddaja Geese i uznanie
naszym wojakom a tenn samem
daia swiadectwo Swiatu, re Pola-
cy ME Spia i spieszq ma boj Z wro-
giem calej ludzkosci.
Dzieki staraniom Siostry Mi
chaly, otrzymaliSmy takze Spis
naszych malcow, ktorzy poubie-
rani w stroje Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych i Polski przez Siostry Maui
czycielki, Slicznie sic w czasie
wczorajszej uroczystoSci pred
stawiali.
w kostyumie ,,Wuja Sauna"
wystepowal s. Szerlong, w roll
KoSciuszki X. Augustyn, zo}nie-
rzami zaS amerykaiskimi byli Z.
Kasprzak, Z. Smolihski {. RE
bandit.
Z uczcnic w roll ,,Columbii'
wystepowala NJ. Mix a W kostyu-
mach krakowianek: A. Golubska,
H. Polemcka, T. Formelanka, l..
| Lukasikowna, NJ. Laskowska, H.
No,,,,6uno SzDntka.
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TGpp1i1lH
Eh13fneS|
0Sr uSaZE Mason
WOMEN TRIUMPHANT.

THE woman barber is on deck: to-
day she dyed my sidcboards blue,
and brushed some talcum on my
neck, as well as any man could do.
Her lily fingers held my nose, she lath-
cred me with quccnly grace, and tinted
up the brush that grows around the
borders OF my face. Today | took a
ltncy ride, a woman driver held the
wheel; she was as blooming as bride.
and full OF business as an eel. And
when | offered her in pay a bogus
seven-dollar bill, she threw me DER a
stack OF hay with most surprising
strength and skill. went to shock
some shoavcS of wheat. that an the ma
tions may be free; and, as | toiled on
weary feet, a husky dame worked next
to me. As counsel for James Pritchard
Hose, in court | did my very best. a
woman lawyer then arose, and knocked
my logic galley west While vas
fighting with my vile I fell downstairs
and broke a thew; a woman surgeon
brought a knife. and fixed me up as
good as new. The men have 'gone to
whip the Hun; their wives and daugh-
ters stay behind, TO see that every du-
| tvs done, to carry on the ccasclcsS
grind. Today I thought with whoop
and song, I'd celebrate a Hun defeat ,
woman pceler came along. and
heard my spiel, and put me down for
pinchcd me, on Commercial street A
woman jalcr saw me kneel contritely
on the prison stones; a woman cadi
heard my case and promptly fined me
fifteen homes
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Breads.

Boston Brown Bread-One cup
white flour, one cup graham flour two
cups cornmcal Gellow), one cup dark
molasses, three scant cups warp water,
one teaspoon salt, two level teaspoons
soda.
Steam one hour in pound baking
powder cans Place cans, half full, with
cover on tight, in kettle of boiling
water with a weight on each can. This
recipe makes two large, loaves or three
small ones. Steam three quarters hour.
Can add .raisins il desired
Most Successful War Bread (home-
made )-One cup mashed potatoes, two
cups boiled rice, two cups rolled oats
(measure after cooking), ope tcacup
white cornmeal (uncooked), one table
spoon lard one teaspoon salt
Mix ingredients we'll and add water
sufficient to form sponge Use one cake
OF compound yeast When light knead
with graham flour and let it rise again
Use Just enough white flour to form
the loaycs When light again bake ene
hour.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30
s,.'iMERICANS here,
DARK DAYS D0NE,'
sTARD|EU BELIEVES
War Not Over by Any Means.
He Declares in Praise,

PARIS. July j0-American soldiers
fighting on the Marine showed them
selves equal lopthe best French troop'
.svfeelAred Andre Tardicu, French high
! commissioner 10 the United States at
: dinner in his honor last night, at the
University union.
"The first great battle in which your
own troops have participated extensive
/ " has been great victory" Captain
Tardicu said The soldiers OF the
American divisions which on the. morn
I ing Of July IL gained six kilomricrs.
have showQ themselves TO be the equal
al he best French troops Your rank
and file, officers and staff are descrv-
ing Of the same praise.
Everyone at the front including the
enemy. knows well what the American
army is worth and what new power
will be lct loose in the course of the next
! few weeks under the folds OF the Star
! Spanplcl Banner.
"The war Is mo-, yet over hard
imonlhs are ahead OF MS. but VIC have
ialrcady taken the initiative As far
as numbers CO. the critical times arc
lover with US"
! William G. Sharp. the American auS
sbasador, in response, said
american soldiers could not help be-
Ing brave after such examples of mag
Iniiicent courage as displayed by the
sFrench troops Only the other day
lPremier Clemcnceau, the grand old
Imam of France, said 4 have re-
lproach to make to you Your soldiers
are too brave, too reckless with their
,lives.'
T replied this was the best reproach
u could expect to hear"
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Liycn up your sluggish liver! Feel
fine and cheerful make your work a
pleasure; be vigorous and fhl OF ambl-
tion. But take no nasty. dangerous
calomtl, because il makes you sick and
you may lose a days work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis OF the bones
Calomel crashes into sour bile Ike
dynamite, breaking it mp That's when
you feel that awful nausea and cramp-
ing.
Listen 70 me II you want TO enjoy
the incest, gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced, Just
take a spoonful of harmless Dodson
Liver Tone Knight. Your druggist or
dealer sells you a bottle Of Dodson'
Liver Tone fer a few cents under my
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30
CIRCUS ROMANCE
HINGES ON BEARS
Trainer Wins Bride and Turns
Act Over 10 Her,

The little woman who will be seen
making shaggy bears ride bicycles, 60
on roller skates, perform on the trapeze
and do various other things that hu-
mans only are supposed to he capable
Of when the Barnum 4 Bailey circus
is here Monday is the central figure OF
A romance that started in Holland three
years ago.
Bears Bring Romance.
Although she is known throughout
America as an animal trainer. Mrs.
Emil Pallcn never saw bear until
the man, who now is her husband Wis
tied her fathers inn during a storm
that overlook him in a little Holland
town. All that she knew about the
shaggy animals was the stories that
made her afraid in the work, and il she
had happened , see a bear on the road
most likely she would have cried out
pure Dutch expression Of alarm.
Emil Pallen visited the inn seeking
shelter from the storm and cover in
tie barn for his bears. 1t rained for
three DAYS and Pallcn stayed on.> Little
Miss Camav (that was her name) as
sisted her father in extending the hos
pitality Of the place to the trainer OF
/ arS.
Bride Bosses Bears.
On the third night Pallen departed
and when Papa Camay awoke the next
morning he found note from his
daughter saving that she mad gone with
the bear trainer A few DAYS later he
r. eived a letter saying that they had
been married and were on their way tr
America.
A year passed before he was recon
ciled to the match, but in the meantime
Mrs Pallen had been the pupil of her
husband and had learned a lot about
brown and black bears Then she be
came the star Of the act and now Mr.
Pallcn just stands around and sees tC
it that nothing serious happens Will,
his bride bosses the job.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30

cenc Az Other oolorsd Qualified Eleo sors
OF Oklahoma County
Bare requested to be present Friday night
4at 3 o'clock sharp, and bring your
lady friends 10 hear the democratic state
md county candidates speak at the Key
ttone hotel t09h East Main street
n All NJ The candidates are requested 20
be present or send representative, Fri
1ay nigh; August 2, 1918, o'clock sharp
ladies, free, by order Of the executive
FRANK W REED, n G. pIxrEN.
8. SlsLSER JOE ATWATER,
|. r. JACKSON, r. s. GILLEsPGE.
W, TURNER, -
The e1lored tmoorats meet at the
keystone hotel, io2h East Main street
pursuant 10 call and elect the following
bfficers for the year:
n. O. Bell, Vice President
q. l.. Watkins, Secretary
Emmett Carruthers. Asst Sec.
r. s Gillespie, Treasurer.
r A. Dean. Sergeant at Arms.
The president wus empowered TO ap-
point six conimittees Executive, Finan-
tial. Resolution, Meribership. Conference
Ind Speakers The following were ap-
bointed chsirmen Of the different com
nlttees with the president fx-ofhclo
1 pr A. q. Jordan. Chairman Hall and
tntertainment committee, =, 8. Selser,
chairman Executive committee. A. II.
Iawklns. Chairman Conference commit
ee n p Jackson. Chairman Finence
DpUspittee.k J, w. Noble, cheifrnan
iembernhip committee. u ". Turner,
alfman Reu&)nfion comnpittee n. q
IN. Cfpsigmrn Speakers COMMITTEES
Aherhathey, Chairman speakers
tflo9< Joe Atwrter. Chairman
M 42yunitsea RS 2. Gillespie.
Isnhetty commttees O. !.
ssary, Frank ". Reed,
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, am Sincere! Stop Ca|omeI!
| Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Listen to mel Calonel sickens and you may lose
days work If bilious, constipated or
headachy read my guarantee

personal moncy-back guarantee thar
each spoonful will clean your sluggish
liver better than dose OF nasty calomel
and that it won't make you sick.
Dodsons Liver Tone is real liver
medicine. You'll know it next morning
because you will wake up feeling fine.
your liver will BE- working; headache
and dizziness gone; stomach will be
sweet and bowels regular.
Dodsou's Liver Tone is entirely vege-
table. therefore harmless and can not
salivate. Give it 10 your children.
Millions of people are using Dodson's
Liver Tone instead OF dangerous calo-
incl now. Your druggist will tell you
that the sale OF cslomel is almost
stopped entirely here. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30
WAR STAMP PLEDGERS
WILL BE REMINDED

Monday will be utilized by employees
toi the War Savings Stamp bank in
Bending out delinquency notices TO all
bledgcrs TO pay up their July pledges
.9f July pledges arc paid today or to-
f,norrow, 81 will be saved each Limit
uueiub member as the advance schedule
becomes operative the first ~ each
smonth. Yesterday stamp sales totallcd
tSl ,069l2, representing small amounts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-30
FREIGHT RATE HEARING
TO BE HELD TOMORROW

h At 10 O'Clock tomrrow the state cor
Boration will meet at the capitol to de-
Ride whether an order be issued to the
Railroad administration requiring them
n revise the freight rates OF Oklahoma.
b. Is expected that large number OF
Rhippers will attend II is not known
kwhe,her railroad representatives will
fattcnd the meeting.
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MARINE ENLlSTS HERE
AFTER SERVING TWICE

Frank G. Hodges, above the draft
age but anxious to do his hit as a
United States marine, left last evening
for Quantico, Va, after having tw7
discharges, this being his third enlist
ment. Hodges was anxious for over
seas duty and was sent to Kansas
City, where he will he transferred 10
Ouantico, which is the training station
for the United States marines for over
seas duty
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Frank Lucas Resigns,

Frank p. Lucas, oldest emploYe at
the state house in point Of service, re-
signed yesterday as assistant secretary
to the school land department His
resignation will take effect on August
IS. Mr.. Lucas goes TO Ponca City to
become one of the independent oil pro-
ducers of the Mid Continent field.
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SlSnOO Issues 10 Pass.

Bond issues Of less than $4,000 will
not be handled BY the capital issues
commission, according to Dorset Car
ter. Oklahoma's representative. Appli-
cations for the issue of stock and bonds
are coming into the district committee
at the rate Of 300 dav, and the com
mittce thinks this run viii save a
great deal of time.
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ARTISANS WANTED
FOR NAVY BRANCHES

Boiler makers for the navy cabinet
bnakers for the carpenters section OF the
aviation branch, painters and tailors for
3he quartermaster's department of the
aviation branch are wanted as volun-
Seers at the navy recruiting station
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461tr1H Your Home
MENU HINT.

Breakfast.
Berries with Top Milk.
Fried Cornmeal Mush Syrup
Coffee Milk
Luncheon.
Potato Chowder Crackers
Four Times One Mullins Butter
Baked Rmbarb Sauce
Dinner.
Pot Roast of Beef with Prunes
Potatoes and Beans
Wheat and Rye Bread, and Butter
Date Tapiocd
Coffee
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last evening for San Francisco, Cal. They
appeared AT the Ardmore substatlon aud
were sent here Ter immediate service.
Theft Charged. ]. Garner was fined
Sl0 aud costs on the charge OF stealing
a suit OF clothes
Boys Accused Of Theft Daniel Kelly,
Charles Crisp and Warren Manhin, three
boys all under rs years OF age, ara
Charged with grand larceny In an in.
formation issued this morning by County
Attorney Charles B seby. Phe boys
were arrested last night by n deputy
sheriff aud are held In the county Iail to
await trial 1t IL alleged that they stole
automobile tires
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Tried Recipes.


Lima Bean Souifle-One cupful OF
strained bean pulp, one-hali teaspoonful
of salt, one-haf cupful of sweet milk,
three eggs, one-hplf teaspoonful pap
rika Add milk to bean pulp, and heat.
Remove from fire, and while hot add
yolks OF eggs and beat until smooth.
When cool, add stiiily beaten whites
and seasoning and bake in deep, but
tered dish.
Sponge Drop Cakes--Two eggs one
half cupiul granulated sugar, oneiourth
cupful OF pastry flour, one.iourth
teaspooniul OF grated lemonrlnd Beat
yolk OF eggs until thick and lemon
colored add sugar and lemon-rind Silt
flour and baking powder three times,
add to first mixture. fold in the stuily
beaten whites OF eggs. Drop spoonful
lin bottom OF ungrcaSed muiln-rnks
and bake quickly
\ Rye Bread-One pint Of boiling
water one and one fourth teaspooniul
Of salt, two tablespoohfuls of sugar. one
tablespoonful Of fat, one yeast-cake and
three cupfuls of rye flour. Add sugar,
salt, and fat to boiling water cool TN
til tepd, and add yeast softened in a
little warm water. Beat in the rye flour
then add enough rye flour to make soft
dough Let raise until double in size
knead again with little white flour un-
til all bubbles are out of dough Place
in creased bread-tins, bake in moder-
ate oven about IS minutes.
Paprika Corn-Two cunfuls Of fresh
corn, three tablespoonful OF beef-drip-
pings, two teaspooniuls Of paprika, salt
to taste. Cut corn from cob, add hut
ter and seasoning, and pour into bak-
ing dish, Bake in moderately hot oven
80 minutes.