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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-24
Along the HOrseLeSs
HighUdy.

Guy Davis. salesmanager Forster
Davis Motor corporation. made n
trip TO Oklahoma City, where he Sc
| cured a car OF the new model al"
Buick. These are sample cars and
Guy IL really lucky in securing this
shipment. He also is very enthused
over the new model and saya that
OF all the Bucks that he has rode
this model II" is the very best.
regular auto in all tests, and we
think he put II to the most severe
ones too.
A. L. Buck, Maxwell dealer at
Sperry, has been in Tulsa during the
| past week serving on the jury.
The Smith Motor company reports
the sale OF a Maxwell roadster.
made by the James & Keller Co.
OF Bartlesville, and their customers
insist upon buying Maxwells from
them.
Mr.. Smith, OF the Smith Motor
company expects his former mana
ger OF the parts department back
"on the Job" soon. ]. NJ. Rainbolt
Is now In camp at Hampstead, l. I.
II. l. Roth returned from a weeks
visit to Fort Worth, Texas.
Lew Polin. brother OF A. L. Po-
lin, left for Goldfield, New, Friday
Il. NJ. Vanderslice, manager Ford
son tractor. was called to n gen
eral dealers meeting TO take place
in Detroit. General plans for pro-
ducing the Fordson tractor will be
discussed. Mr.. Vanderslice left
Friday night.
One OF the prettiest and most use
ful pieces of origlnalitics Is the Jap
anese pergola installed by IT. NJ
Harrelson, manager OF the Western
Auto company The pergola is built
in the center Of the store with a
slanting roof In the oriental colors,
open windows with wide sills used
for the telephones and general rec
ords and orders. Inside the booth
he has placed the cashier. The per-
COLA is raised abou IL inches from
the ground and MAKES his cashiers
booth very exclusive and at the
same time very handy for his sales
force. Mr.. Harrelson Is, indeed TO
be congratulated on his original
scheme.
A. A. Lamb, district manager Of
the lly-Springfield tire, branch
office OF Kansas City spent Wednes-
day with II. NJ IIarrelsOn OF the
Western Auto. Mr.. Lamb has Just
returned from n trip to the eastern
factory where It is stated that pro-
duction will be back to normal very
soon.
A. F. Kinney former manager Of
the classified advertiNnR Tulsa Daily
World, has taken up the position as
office manager OF the Service Truck
company.
r. J. Assens secretary and treas
urer Service Truck general offices, !
wabash, Ind, together with B. w,
Plage, travelling representative, were /,
in the city visiting with Dick Saye, !
president and general manager Of
the Tulsa branch.
l. c. Sammons, Carnation Sales, !
reports business brisk and only hopes /,
that he will not run out Of goods
before his shipment from the east
arrives.
The Buick wreck property OF r. !
w. Pontious of the RatcliffSanders |
accessory department will soon be /
seen on the streets again after an !
absence OF two months caused by
having been hit by a jltney--the jit- Y
ney is no more-the jitney driver is
now taking instructions in q local
shop |
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-24
The Parrett Tractor Answers All the
Power Problems of the Farm and of
the Oil Fields

me raT Tractor has been designed by who know from first hand knowledge what
is
be
simultaneously advantage
Inc paret Tractor takes the place teams oil leases the heavy
labor Tracor
betpow wood degrading gand Freslng
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-18
Wm(ens Var Work.


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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-18
About Potatoes.

Very nice French fried potatoes are
made from cold boiled potatoes.
Potatoes, left over or fresh. NAV be
combined with cheese or nuts or meat
or other material. often to make the
main dish of a meal
Potato Hot Fot-Four cups sliced po-
tatocs SIX onions, one cup canned to-
matocs two tablespoons chopped pars-
ley salt pepper, one cup milk or water.
fat Let all cook in deep skillet until
piping hot
For cold day potato hot pot has no
/ peer 1t is very nutritious, and cx-
tromcly moderate in price Peel and
slice six onions and enough potatoes
to make four cupfuls
Potato and Onion Pie-Six large po-
'atocs, three onions, pepper and salt
cheese butter.
Peel and cut into thin slices six
large potatoes and three onions. Butter
a baking dish and arrange a LAYER Of
the potatoes on it, Dot with butter.
cover with the sliced onions. and
season highly Arrange a second LAYER
ot the potatoes in the dish and con
tlnuc IN this manner until the dish is
full, making the top layer of the onions.
Sprinkle with grated cheese, add one
half cupiul hot water, and cover. If
the pie seems too dry, add a very little
more hot water to it during baking
process Remove the cover half an
hour before taking the pie out Of the
| oven.
Potato Sausage-One cup mashed po-
tatoes one cup ground nuts. fish or
meat ono egg, well beaten; one and
onc-halt teaspoons salt one-cighth tea
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-18

u to the simple but charmney
informal reception rendered the
senior girls and bows hy their school
, mates, members ot the Junior class )..
ing hosts and hosics,c, tor the csc.
ing
The affair held in the lower corridors
OF the high school building, was at
tended by 500 students and faculty
member with the board OF education
and visiting soldier students especially
invited guests.
The entire lower corridors had been
beautifully decorated for the OCCASION
each end being curtaincd off with large
flags while fcstoons suspended from
the center chandeliers displayed pat
riotic colorings ls they extended to the
corners Of the main lobby
W. o. Moore principal Mss Helen
Ferris, assistant principal A. w Horn
Willingham. dean of the high school
girls, and many members OF the faculty.
informally received Miss Oran Logan
presided at the punch bowl
At $50 a special program was given
in the auditorium, opening with scv-
eral orchestra selections. followed hy
three numbers. The Junior Irlo'
Miss Helen Boyle Mis-, Lillian NJ
Hycnck and Miss Pauline Mills,
"Yapp's Crossing by Cecil IIutchIns
and Gle~p Orr.
The third number proved the gem OF
the evenings entertainment being
Protesque cartoons depicting the pccu
'iarities or budding love affair, OF the
student body present shown hv movie
stars on the picture screen
No iavoritsm was shown i'm the
choice Of subjects. though Julian Kerr
Elizabeth Nichols. Isabel larr,s
Katherine Nash and Arthur Anderson
shonc with their own bright PERSONAL
~, their cartoons being received with
almost an ovation
A twerty-minutc informal social time
divided the program numbers into two
parts, during which time greetings were
exchanged and special guests enter
tanned, among those being Claire Frye
Norton Lewis and Herman Pickle from
the lllth engineers at Camp Bowie
Z Fort Worth. Texas
3 Part second Of the program was a
burlesque skit a study in four parts
4 OF the student life from "A Study in
Green" with Calvin Grnnell as Dr.
Faculty; Russell Johnson as Professor
Weber win Noble as Tommy Green
Freshman Gerald Horning as Siubb,
Hardy f"Math" shark and Dixie Gil.
mer as Dicky Lawrence (Grammer
shark Part second was a sophomore
sketch with Calvin Grinrell as Doctor
Faculty Miss Pauline Mills as Mis-
NoVean patient Trainer Of Youna
y Sprouts Gordon Deets as Jimmy
poppin-Jay (Sophomore) and John De.
hney as Glenn Coates the Bee Hunter
Part three was Junior Susceptibilit,
with Prewett Turner as Johnny Pal
,ltate. Lillian NJ. Hyeuck as Hildrec
RUSSELL. a lover of stuffed dates: Cal
I'M Grinnell again as Doctor Faculty
Marshall Seelander as Doctor Cloud
! man.
Part four was presentation OF ON
J Finished Product with Ralph Dohb;
! - NJ Neefs Hels9 Boyle = Ms
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-18
Try These.

Chicken. Veal or Meat Pie Make pie
crust: One cup lard 10 three cups
flour (uSc one cup any wheat substituted
roll. cut as for apple dumplrng, Add
cooked meat and one or two pieces
potato. Close and bake Ihlckcn broth
and serve on pies.
Mock Oyster Soup-To two quarts of
boiling water add one onion minced
fine, salt and pepper to taste. Use one
one can salmon, remove all skin and
bone. add liquid 10 boiling water Break
up the larger pieces with a fork and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-18

let boil ten minutes Remove from
fire. add piece OF butter and one pint
milk Serve hot Another way is 70
cut into small pieces three potatoes,
ono onion and one cup Goldfish; cook
until tender add enough boiling water
to make three plnts Season with piece
Of butter, pepper and one cup milk.
American Fried Potatoes Pare as
many potatoes as are needed, put them
through grinder allow 10 stand in cod
water ten minutes, drain and fry in very
hot fat--as you would sliced potatoes.
Season with salt and pepper Serve
hot
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-18
TELEPHONES.

women's Council OF Defense, MSpIs
a52s.
H.e Cross Chapter, Secretary, Ma
pie 2s62.
Red Cross Financial Secretary,
Civilian Relief, Maple 42o
Central Red Cross Workrooms,
Walnut se2.
sss.
Registration offices for Red Cross
classes In first aid, homo care Of tho
sick, and dletetlcs, Maple lN8
Mrs. Mamie Walker Parks, assisted
by the new home economics demon
strator of her department., Alya Keys
gave u demonstration IN driving Of fruits
and vegetables yc,lcrdl afternoon be
fore members Of the Patrons Club at
Garfield school Mrs Parks and her
two assistants, Miss lta Ross and Miss
Keys, plan to reach nearly every point
In the county in the next two weeks On
June 8. 7 and there is 10 be an i'm
portant conference OF women home eco
nomics demonstrators from every
county in fhc district at Guthrie, and
the three local dcm1u,trator, have re-
ceived orders TO .aticnd this confer
ence.
Y The West Capitol Hill Red Cross
unit. called the largest working unit
in the city, held a Red Cross tea yes
terday afternoon a' the units work
rooms in Capitol Iiill Masonic Temple
Mrs w J. Pcticc was the guest OF
honor and gave a short talk on Red
Gross work There was a good attend
snce.
The weekly packing Of Red Cross
material took place at the central
workrooms yesterday and a big ship
| ment was dispatched to ST. Louis In
cluded were 100 sweaters, $50 pairs OF
socks and 10 pairs OF pajamas.
Part of the duties Of the civilian re
lief department Of the Red Cross or
Hanization consists OF securing iniorma-
tion about enlisted men in different
military camps The general public
often wonders how this is accomplished
and how it is that SO accurate a report
on a given problem can be secured
The department ot civilian relief, when
given a man to look up, communicates
directly with the, Red Cross associate
field director in charge of home Scry-
ice at the camp II IS this mans bust
ness to trace down the man about whom
Information is desired and owing io the
fact that often times ne has arrc,, 10
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spoon pepper, salt pork, bacon or other

spoon pepper, salt pork, bacon or other
fat
Mix the mashed potatoes and season.
ings with the ground nuts, fish or
meat Add beaten egg Form into little
cakes or sausages, roll in flour and
place in creased pan with a small piece
Of ia' or salt pork on each sausage
Bake in a fairly hot oven until brown.
Potato Omclet-Bol two medium
sized potatoes; mash, season with salt
and pepper, add one-half cup milk
STIR up a tablespoon OF flour in half
cup milk, add two eggs. Stir all to-
gether with the mashed potatoes and
fry in a little bacon fat An onion
chopped up fine improves the flavor
of this
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-18
Hints &7
YO14r Home
MENU HINT.

Breakfast.
Stewed Rhubarb.
Fish and Potato Hash leftover fish
Egglcss Corn Bread with rice flour
Coffee.
Luncheon.
Vegetable Salad Cocoa
Rolled Dat Biscuits.
Hot Baked Apples.
Dinner.
Cream Tomato Soup (thickened with
Tapioca)
Corn Oysters.
Baked Stuffed Potatoes
Radrsh and Young Onion Salad.
Rye and Bran Bread
Chocolate Cornstarch Pudding.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-18

N Al RS. THEODORE N. COTTRELL and son, Theodore
IWII n ir of Birmingham, Ala who is spending in
SOS definite time in the city while her husband
Mrs Cottre divides her time between Mr. and Mrs.
c. n. Cotrell and Mrs. II. Forest Packer.
Mr. Cottre is in hospital in England where he was
removed several weeks ago after suffering injuries at the
front.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-18

boys taking applied chemistry and
girls household chemistry One hun
drcd students graduate from this de-
partment in the class OF 'lS.
" n n
The art department oi the high school
has adopted two French orphans. made
line Puzon and Joseph Clement, five and
seven years respectively The depart
mcnt has also donated $50 10 the Red
Cross.
II +. RouSch Of the manual training
tdcpartmcnt Of the high school will leave
June ! for hrS summer vacation in Kan
sas.
Miss Edcle Rcam Manon instructor
Of art in the high school will leave
June /, for ST. Joseph, Mo, and later
for New York where she will spend
the summer vacation in study
r. y
Miss Icannc,tc Quick Of Clinton.
Iowa, who is the house guest OF DR..
and Mrs Fred Sheets. was a special
guest last evening of the Junior senior
reception attending with Leland Booth,
who IS one of the graduates, and is
also a cousin OF Miss Quick Miss
Quick will remain a month in the city
and he hnnored with several social af-
fairs. Mrs Sheets to give a dancing
party soon.
Mrs Van 4 Writ OF Laramie. Wyom-
ing. who has been the house guest Of
her sister. Mrs Gala butcher Long, the
last two weeks returned home last eve
ming.
At the Friday Evening Supper club
of the business women last evening held
I'M the Colcord cafe. the final reports OF
the recent membership campaign were
given, showing that ninety-one new
members had been added TO the Busi-
mess Womcn's club
For month two teams composed Of
Niss Vera Wiguell, captain. and Miss
Icssie Pardon. Miss Elsie Dcnu. Miss
Gotta Sims. Mis-, Emma Elder and
! Miss Lillian g. Sherman, representing
the Orange, and Mrs Eta {. Case,
captain. with Miss Emma Stephens,
Nice Tcssic Grove NIiss Alice Stanley.
Miss Frances Ouarrcls Miss Alma
| kocpt. Miss Cora Wilson, Miss Dori;
! Rviicld and Miss Margaret Davis rep
rcscrtiug the Purple, under the chair
man,hip OF Miss Tina b West. have
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-18
TOMORROw's EVENTS.

Baconlhureato sermon 10 the high
school graduating Cinss, First Baptist
church.
Afternoon ten for visiting soldiers,
First Christian church.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-18
.FAV0RITE RECIPES
Lida's Rolls

One pint Of flour, one tablespoon
Of lard, one-iourth cup Of sugar two
hcaping teaspoons of baking powder
and a pinch Of salt
Put the flour, sugar. salt and
baking powder through a flour
sieve, then mix in the lard Add
one beaten egg and sufficient milk
TO make a biscuit dough
Roll out, spread with melted but
ter, cut with a biscuit cutter and
iold together like Parker House
rolls Bake in hot oven.
MRS. A. L. WELSH,
2l5 West Ninth street.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-18

Uncle Sam is asking a very small
commission for saving that income Of
yours. Pay the tax now
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-18

colorings were mos
fitting last evening as a mott
to the simple but charmruah
informal reception rendered IN,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-18

The department of chemistry has had
an enrolment this year of $50 students,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-07-25

of the South East quarter of sec
ton seven, in Township twenty.
eight, North of Range fifteen,
West of the Fifth principal mer.
idian, containing in all Four Hun.
bred acres.
Which said action is r%eturnable
on the first day of the next term
of said court. to be held at the
Court House in the City Of Hart.
vile in the Comfy and State a.
foresaid on the End day of Sep,
TENDER, 1918, when and where
you may appear and answer OF
otherwise defend such action;
otherwise plaintiffs petition will
be taken rs confessed and judg
ment rendered accordingly.
Dated this 18th day of July,
1alS. JOHN n. PRYOR JR,
(SEAL) Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Wright County.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-07-25
Wayside Gleanings

There was a War Savings
Stamp sale at Macomb Monday
afternoon, this district having
failed to fill it's quota the other
sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ballard
are the proud parents of a baby
girl.
William Greenwood made a
business trip to Mountain Grove
Friday,
Miss Hazel Greenwood return
ed Monday from her visit at AID.
rian and is pleased to get back
to the Ozarks.
Burley Moody and Miss One
ga Bennett we're united in mar.
riage one day last week. Their
many friends join in wishing
them a long, happy and success.
full life. Mr.. Moody was in the
draft and called last fall but was
given an honorable discharge be.
cause of physical defects. Miss
Bennett is a popular young lady
They will depart for, Oklahoma
and make their home there.
S. H. Robertson, wife and 8
children, and Lolella Christy
motored to Hartville Sunday
afternoon.
Connie B. Turner, the mail
carrier at Macomb is taking his
vacation, and visiting at Hart.
vile. Fred Morton is carrying
the mail.
There was an ice cream sup.
per at Macomb Tuesday night
of last week. Those present re.
port an enjoyable time.
1. w. Martin and wife went to
Ashley Sunday and visited Sun.
day school in the interest of the
elementary department and era.
die roll.
Christian Endeavor will meet
at the Macomb Methosist church
next Sunday evening. S.H. Rob.
ertson, leader.
William r. Greenwood depart.
ed for Indianola, Warren county
Iowa, Sunday evening where he
reports for army service Wed.
nerday; he has been doing his
bit" this summer by farming,
having a very large crop and
stock OF course we will all miss
from our circle; but we do
not suppose he will miss US as
he was anxious to go; his will be
the first star in the service flag
for Macomb Sunday School and
The first for the Christian En-.
leavOr, but more to follow soon.
wish him success, happi.
ness, good service for his count
~ and a safe return home.
SOMEBODY ELSE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-07-25
R.A.Alc0rn Co.
Route Number 2

Jack Brazeal and wife enter.
tanned a large crowd of their
young friends Saturday even
ing. All report a very nice time.
Games we're played until a late
hour, then refreshments were
served and the music furnished
by Jesse Beaver and wife and
BillCrain was greatly appreciated
Floyd Hale and wife visited
her parents the last of the week.
Hey Brazeal visited his broth.
er Jack and family Saturday
night, on Sunday morning they
all went to John Brentlinger's
and made ice cream and went
over to his fathers to spend the
day night with his brother Jesse
before he goes to the training
Camp.
Chas Davis, Mrs. Molly Blake
and Miss Lydia Mcintosh visit
ed 0uss Brazeal's Saturday and
Mrs. Blake left for her home in
Aurora Saturday night.
Mrs. J. A. Riley and daughter
Marian were at Paul Williams
Friday helping can corn. Fruit
has been and is going to be
scarce this year, so it pays to
get all you can and can allyouget
Mrs. Robert Morass and dau-
ghter spent Friday night at
Jack Brazeal's.
Ruby Letter and wife came
down to Mrs. ". H. Hale's Wed.
nesday and visited them and
other relatives until Saturday.
Lester Hale was a Sunday
night visitor at Thomas Bogart's
Miss Pauline Paul of Mansfield
visited Miss Marian RileyS Sunday
MI. Edwards spent Saturday
at Mr.. Riley's.
Mrs. Robert Morrass stayed at
her mothers while the latter was
visiting at Wolf Creek.
Ira Brazeal's visited his par.
ents Sunday.
Harley Stout's and Miss leila
Letsinger spent Sunday at Ellie
Stout's.
Mrs. Sam Letsinger and Alva
dined at her fathers Sunday.
Mrs. Hale spent Sunday night
at Mr.. Brazeal's.
Lee Pope and wife entertain.
ed quite q number of visitors
Sunday those present we're:
Jack Braxeal and family, Jim
Brazeal and family, Mrs.V. Hale
and Lester and Tom Bogart and
Mrs Sarah Mcintosh and
the afternoon Floyd Hale and
wife and Misses Dea and OWE
Mcintosh called and all enjoyed
the ice cream they made.
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