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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-06
Problems
Tie Heart
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N EAR MRS. THOMPSON | have
been married fifteen years, and
try to do what is right act
nice and never flirt around with other
men, but. my husband is insarely jealous
Of me and he worries so that don't
know what to do | haven't any child
ren. ] am in poor health most of the
time My husband makes about $50
or $l75 month and never gives me
anything unless | ask for it, and then
about twenty-five or fifty cents.
never get any clothes unless | charge
them TO him, as he won't give me money
to buy them.
| went away and stayed five DAYS to
visit and intended 10 stay week, and
he was so jealous that he came sher
me. | came home with him because
hated TO make scene. It makes me
feel so badly and | am so ashamed be
fore people that don't know what to
do.
He says that IL wouldn't live with
him he wouldn't give mo dime and
that ] would get the worst OF it. am
so unhappy that ! have got so I don't
care for him. Sometimes think / will
kill myself He threatens me all the
time and is always saying he will hit
me and make fool out OF me before
everybody
Please advise me. II I had good
health ! wouldn't ask for advice.
am tired Of his accusing me of other
men and things never do.
TROUBLED.
You have permitted your husband to
dominate YOU until he thinks he can
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-06
Yo1arHo1t1e
MENU HINT.
CWheatlcss Day

(WheatleS Day.
Breakfast
Stewed PruneI with Lemon Slices
UncoOkcd Cereal
Crispcd Salt Pork in Cream Gravy
Quick Potato Biscuits Coffee
Luncheon.
Cream of Potato Soup
Brown Bread Croutons
Cabbage Salad Corn Bread
Canned Fruit
Dinner.
Cream OF Corn Soup
Hominy CfoquetteS Cheese Sauce
EScalloped Tomatoes
Lemon Durhpllngs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-06
Things Worth Knowing.

X
When packing winter wear for the
summer in chests and trunks, list on
a slip OF paper every article put in, be.
ginning with the one at the bottom.
Then, when cool days come and a gar
ment is wanted hurriedly il is easy ia
look on the list and tell exactly how
far down il lies One saves time spent
in searching and ones patience as we'll.
To Sweeten Strong Butter-If you
have butter that isn't entirely sweet,
put in porcelain dish with a little salt
and tiny piece OF soda. place over the
fire and let come to a boil Turn into
stove pan and set in cool place. This
impurities will settle in bottom of lar.
When planting sweet peas have them
run north and south, as they bloom
better.
Put one or two tablespoons sweet
milk in old Irish potatoes when cook
ing them to make them white.
To keep mashed potatoes hot turn
the boiling potato water into vegetable
dish and lei il stand until potatoes are
beaten-up light (use hot milk, then
turn water out of dish, which is piping
hot for potatoes.
For Clothes Closets-Use a heavy
curtain pole to place hangers on. Use
the sockets which are used for portieres
and have the pole in the center of the
closet In this way every bit OF closet
space is used
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English Archbishop Spoke.


During the dry season in Argentina
a certain species of spiders webs col
lects on the telephone and telegraph
wires in enormous quantities. AS soon
as the sun sets they become soaked with
de wand cause short circuits between
the wires Eleven pounds weight have
been swcpt.from four wires over a dis
tance OF six miles-Popular Science
Monthly for May
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WANTED, BIDS AND PROPOSALS

WE will wreck the Globe Clothing store
building on or about June list; will ac-
cept bids for the work or for all or part
Flattery. Walnut 1899 Room 2ls Amerl-
can National Bank Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-06

,commi,,ion which had been appointed
to consider Bishop Jone,'s case recon-
mendcd the following declaration and
resolutions
/. The house Of bishops declares its
belief that the government OF the United
States has obcyed the law OF moral
necessity in seeking to stop a war Of
deliberate aggression by the only means
that are known to be effective TO such
an end
,. The house Of bishops believes
that any member OF this house is entitled
to the same freedom OF opinion and
speech as any other citizen OF the
United States, but in the exercise OF
this liberty he should be guided by a
deep sense OF the responsibility which
rests upon one who occupies a repre-
sentative position
). The house OF bishops is unwilling
to accept the resignation OF any bishop
in Difference to an excited state OF pub
flc opinion, and, therefore, declines to
adopt the report OF the special commits
sion, or to accept the resignation OF thc
bishop OF Utah for the reasons assigned
by him in his letter Of December ~.
Impaired Usefulness"
1t was after the reading OF this re
port that Bishop Jones proiiercd his re-
Signation in a less embarrassing form
Thereupon the following resolution was
adopted
With full recognition Of the right Of
every member OF this house TO freedom
OF speech in political and social matters,
subject to the law OF the land, never
theless, in vicw'o Bishop Jones's i'm
paired usefulness in Utah under present
conditions, recognized by himself, the
house OF bishops accepts the resignation
OF the bishop OF Utah as now presented.
T%e debate preceding this action occu-
pied the greater part OF the day. Each
bishop was entitled to speak for fifteen
minutes, and ayailcd himself of the
privilege
Bishop Jones was appointed to Utah
before the war. After America entered
the war hi, paciiist views caused dis
content among his flock, the appointing
OF a commissioner to consider the mat
ter, and the rendering his resignation
as head OF the Utah province He is a
Christian socialist ard has been a mem
Der OF the Peoples Council of America
for Democracy and Peace.
English Archbishop Spoke.
The archbishop Of York, who at
tended the session, said in his address
upon the text, go forth in the strength
Of your God" that the war is fought on
spiritual plane by the allies against
brutality and savaGery
at is a war for the existence Of
our spiritual lives, and Christianity and
all that is moral and right IS at stake y
he sad.-New York Journal.
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PAC|F|ST BISHOP
ALLOWED TO QUIT
Episcopal Church Avoided an
Awkward Situation,

Bishop Paul Jones Of Utah, whose cx-
pressed views as a pacii,t have embar-
raised the house OF bishops OF the Pro-
tcStant Episcopal church, has saved an
awkward situation He has definitely
resigned, and it is understood will en-
gage IN missionary work
This is the second time the bishop has
rendered his resignation. The first ten.
der was refused The house Of bishop,
objected TO it on the ground It would
have placed that body in the attitude OF
supprcssng free speech among its mem
bcrs.
Bishop Jones, who was present at the
session in the synod house Of the Ca
thcdral OF ST John the Divine the other
day solved the difficulty by presenting
4 second resignation, so framed as t.
eliminate any suggestion of suppressing
freedom II was accepted
As the case stands, he is relieved OF
his jurisdiction in Utah. but is still a
bishop of the Episcopal church Only
a full convocation Of the clergy could
relieve him Of his episcopal rank As
a bishop without a see he draws half
nav
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-06

Int pursuant to resolution
al
huu TO me qnaltled electors a sal
With
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9JS}TZENlEZE5 8 S[6Jg
209n W Main st.
Walnut q.

FOR SALE-L1rre siN-room house, new
and modern 1912 Louise St half block
north Of 1924 W. 18th St Terms II de
sired. Inquire within
FOR SALE-26 lots, Broom house. cellar.
well. chickens, barn, 2 blocks from
Needham car, west. In 33rd St I515 due
In 10 years; $500 cash Phone Walnut
il9, or call at place owner
FOR SALE -By owner. strictly modern
home and > lots. sos W Pine or call
Maple 35y2 f.
TWO lots on 18th St. In Las Vegas ad-
diton. for sale or trade: very attrnC-
tiv1 h T. Rarncsl F'oS 5G2. Tulsa, Okla.
5-ROOM modern home. 5OXl4Ot garage.
shade trees. fruit trees. paving nearly
paid out. fine garden already planted
terms 1891 w gpd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-06
Wheat Savers.

Oatmeal Flour-When buying oat.
meal or rolled oats buy bulk 1t con.
tainS more fine substances than oatmeal
wrapped in cartoons Siit il, which
gives a very nice brand OF flour sub
Stitute to bake with and leaves the nice
big flakes for cereal
Rye Dumpings (for five people,
Take two cups rye flour one cup whea,
flour three teaspoons baking powder.
one teaspoon salt; sft into pan. In
center of flour make a hole aNl drop
in one egg; then add water, a little at
time to make stiff dough Drop by
spoonful into boiling broth and cook.
with cover on tight, eight minutes These
are light and good
Graham Cake-Ths is fine and saves
wheat flour Cream one-half cup but
ter or butter substitute with one cup
sugar, add three eggs, beat well, then
add three quarters cup milk. Take one
half pound graham crackers. roll to a
meal one half cup flour ard one and
half teaspoons baking powder Silt
together and add to above mixture.
Bake in two layers Use a custard or
sour cream filling.
Steamed Barley Pudding-One egg,
one cup molasses, one cup sour milk,
one teaspoon soda, three quarters cup
cornmeaI, one cup barley flour, one.
quarter teaspoon salt, one cup chopped
raisins Beat>egg add molasses, milk
and soda dissolved in little cold wa
ter. Sift cornmeal and barley flour and
salt together and combine with first
mixture. Add chopped raisins and pour
into well-greased baking powder tins
or pop-over cups II the latter are used
cover each cup with a well-greased pa
per. Steam two hours.
Barley Waffles-Two cups barley
flour, one-quarter teaspoon salt, three
teaspoons baking powder one cup milk,
two eggs three tablespoons melted fat.
Sift dry ingredients together and add
slowly the milk beaten egg yolks and
melted fat Fold in stiffly beaten
whites. Beat thoroughly for a minute
and cook in hot, well-greased waffle
irons
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-06
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

17I-171-77l
l27 ACRES, five miles from oklahoma
city, all river bottom land. eNccllout
water. wind mill, water ppod to barn.
good horse barn, chicken house, cement
cave fve-room house, 25 acres In al
fnlta All good alfalfa land. Price 500
per acre. Listing 2'ii
See HARRELL, Farm Dept
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-06
Land With ROYALTY

Six producing wells, lease revcrts TO
land owner I'm few months then yOu'n
have all the production for the price OF
the royalty Maple 63i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-06
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
MAN1rnn cn1-nnAnn

MANTTOU. COLORADO
~ up.to-date. new. modern bungalow,
newly furnished for six people or two
small families: close TO springs and no
wanted; $500 TO October l. W. n. NJ
Clung. Colorado Springs. Colo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-06

TO the first five people who answer this
nd and are able to interest their own
friends substantial interest viii be
carried for them In lcnse with 20
drill holes I'm ore ana producing prop
write today, B-42i. care O,lahoman.
FOR SALE 200 shares Of Big seven
Lead and Zinc at ST. R-ll2 Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-06
Church Attitude Explained.

The question Of Episcopal free speech
was one which received the earnest at
tention of the meeting The special
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-06

am0V year ending M 1919 ls2007
stnto OF oklahoma. o aioma
the
OF
40 hereby certify made and
he q April
IL VI" rAl'h Clerk JOHN HeIOPE.
Published by
Oklahoma me
commission expires August l5 1921
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il2 W Grand Ave.

ORGANIZER and stock salesman with
clientele viii handle good stock; you
must advance expense money Address
M-60. Oklahoman.
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MONTGOMERY INVESTMENT
COMPANY,

o. and mining Investments, production,
noops. royalties. etc. mills, mines and
sto6es. See ms
ios BAuM BLDG.
Dfts sTOCK-t.2s0 shares Depo-itors
ei.1s0. w. c. Campbell. Madill. Okla.
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LEGALS
LEGALS

ELECTION PROCLAMATION
rtNsEs OF
CITY OF OKLAHOMA
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80 ACRES
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR
TRADE

MOST beautiful building site In the city
for sale or viii trade for home; bunga-
low preferred eau Walnut 1876
A WELL-BUlLT modern home In
Santa Barbara, Cal, with orange.
loquats, tangnriues, aprcots and lemons
on lot 50Nl5O; will trade for 4 or 5-room
home In city. Address Miss Richardson,
1917 W. 3lst ST.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-06

The young lady across the way says
she saw in the paper that operation
had been resumed on the Russian front
and she's glad the poor fellows are get
ting some medical attention anyway
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CHATT

for concrete work. prompt truck deliv-
cry. Standard Roofing IL Material Co,
" alnut 62I.
FOR SALE-Bargaln; several nice resi-
dence lots. A. J. Graham, / W. LIST
FOR SALE OR TRADE lots in
Arlington Heights. Fort Worth. Texas
Fennlng 22l w. 10th.
LISTEN Industrial workers, there is stl
hope for you II YOU want a home East
Capitol Hi is close in and prices exceed
ingiy reasonable: we have a few splendid
bargains In homes. also some nice lots
Call at 42i r. Sycamore. Central Ave
car: Mrs. Eva Alice Crosby.
FOR SALE-Fine home, complete in
every detail rooms hardwood cement
basement. good furnace; 22lS Classen
Blvd Phone Maple 2623J.
4 FINE lots to sell on 10Th and Kelly St,
east 100 feet OF lots and 2, all OF lots
and 5 In block 3. Oak Park addition.
Can Maple 1885 ask for White,
UPPER AND LOWER Duplex cottage
modern separate each five large
rooms. pantry. bath, porches IN choicest
residence location, easy walking dis
tance; ground 50Nli0; fine lawn, shade
fruit, garden. garage. rent $50; never
vacant, membranes s.. 400, equity
81 900, require 1000 down, balance to
suit at percent. Can Walnut 122 or
3QNh
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

BEST cash offer gets my $50 shares As
surnnce OH a. Refining; also 20 shares
American OIL & Refing B-37i, cars
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FOR SALE-Two l00-share certificates
Oklamade for {l.65 per share N-9g,
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EDNA SOUTHERN. Notary Public

In of the
mndn
of
by
current expenses for the Board Education
terrtor
an
o
evyin
h statutes Of the state
o or
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-06

1924 East Sixteenth, 5-room bungalow,
good well soft water nice barn, lots
In garden. SlG00. Easy terms. owner,
Walnut 55GS.
FOR SALE-Ry owner. city blocks, $50
feet from capitol Address 2209 West
Twcnty-nrst. Phone Maple llii
FOR SALE Sah'er lot. l35NliO. on Nine
teehth and Las Ncgos car line, for
$50 call Walnut 1925 or nj 20S H. Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-06
l.. H. KERNS

garage on west 18th St Terms Wa,
nut 423G
CAPITOL HILL HOME-ImmediatC
possession. four large rooms, two full
lots fine garden planted Price 81 300
5000 cash, SIS per month. can Mr.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
5OS-lO Insurance Bldg Map'e &c.
COLORED PEOPLE save your rent We
can sell you n nice well improved
three or four room house for $40 per
month. We have vacant lots near the
car line for s. down and s. per month.
CLARENCE F TROSPER q COMPANY
50s-lo Insurance Bldg Maple 80.
FIVE ROOM modern house on corner. w
6,h. $500. possession at once. terms.
BE Ger, National Bldg.
.. r. G. BARGAINS
CAPITOL HILL BARGAIN o. -Four
rooms, two lots, extra nice. SlA0O; AO0
cash. balance 10 suit. can Mr. Morgan
TO TRADE FOR FARM-E Eleven room
super modern home. oak. basement cave
SlxltO feet. on car line +. 18th. Call Mr.,
Lamb
FIvs-room modern home, w. sth. near
car line and school Price 5000. only
5000 cash, balance 500 per month. Gail
Mr. Morgan
NEW 5-room modern bungalow In oak.
w 42nd near Classen, two fun lots. t7OC
cash, balance 10 suit. can Mr. Clark
NEWLYWEDS' RETREAT -Four
lnrge rooms. newly decorated. painted
inside and out; barn: two full lots halt
block OF car line. Price 81 500: only 5000
cash, balance Sl5 per month Cali Mr.
Miller
SIX ROOM modern house. two full lots,
10 trade for n barn I'm KinRfiahcr or Ca
madam county. Call Mr. Lamb
FIVE-ROOM MODERN cottage. walk
Ing distance northwest only f2,500 5000
cash. balance 500 per month Gail Mr.
Clark
Houses for Rent. Farms for Sale.
For Insurance, Think Of Us
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY
5Os-lO Insurance Bldg. Maple 20.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-06
CITY REAL ESTATE Fer SALE

FOR SALE--Modern 5-room bungalow
with basement, fine lawn and garden.
one block from ClOssen Blvd: reasonable
price. Call owner, Walnut 33GO-l
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UNIVERSITY HOME

10 large rooms; one Of the best built
homes IN the city; has every convenience
you could ask for; lot S0xl70; the finest
shruhbcry you ever saw; has well. els
tern; Cedarine closet: garage; every
preciate unless YOU see this beautiful
house; price $500. terms to suit pur-
chAser; VIII show on app0Intment
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FORCED TO SELL

6-room bungalow rooms In oak. re
mainder maple and ivory enameled, have
garage and drive. fine hcation, near car
and school best buy I'm city. FOR 81. $50
Might 10 better for cnsh owner Maple
772 Sunday; after Sunday call Walnut
~-OC
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-25
A IoINr REsoI.uTIoN


Proposed Amendment to the Constitu-
stion of Florida.
BE It Resolved by the Legislature of the
state of Florida.
That Article XIX of the Constitution OF
the state OF Florida, be and the same is
hereby amended SO to read as follows !:
Article XIX. Section /. The manufac-
ture, sale, barter exchange of all al
coholic or Intoxicating liquors and bever-
ages, whether spirituous. vinous or malt,
ere hereby forever prohibited in the State
of Florida, except alcohol for medica l..
scientific mechanical purposes. and
poses aforesaid. shall be regulated BY
law.
Sec. 2 The Legislature shall enact
suitable laws for the enforcement of the
provisions OF this article.
Sec. 3. This article shall go into effect
on the first day of January, y. d. 1919.
The votes cast in compliance with said
proposed amendments. and the canvass
declarations and returns thereof. shall be
subjected to the same regulations and re-
Etrictions are provided by laws for
general elections in the State of Florida
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF l
have hereunto set my hand and
affixed the Great Seal of the
fSeaD State of Florida, at Tallahassee
the Capital, this the twenty fifth
day of July, A. ID. 1919
III. CLAY CRAWFORD.
Secretary of State.
i6as-2iausoaw3m
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merchants bankers and other public
spirited business men, page and half
page advertisements in the local news
papers. to be paid for by these sub
scriberS.
All newspaper advertising solicited
for the county papers must be through
the direction of the county chairman
and o.k'd by him.
It is desirable that the local organi-
cation of each county be published in
the local papers just before the cam
paign starts.
Church COMMITTEES.
A chairman should be appointed for
this committee, which should consist
of all the pastors and principal lay
men in the county. This committee
can do excellent work in different
parts of the county with their congre-
cations and will be of great assist
ance in the general publicity.
The pastors will be asked to
preach special sermons, and TO see
that special services are held by both
the church and the Sunday schools to
encourage the sale of bonds.
School Committee.
chairman should be appointed for
of the county superintendent and the
principals and teachers in the town
and county schools. THIS committee
can do great work in creating an inter
est in the bonds among the school
children, who will pass their interest
on to their parents. Arrangements
should be made with the chairman OF
| the speakers committee for speakers
to address first the teachers and later
the pupils in the schools.
Local Finance COMMITTEES.
A chairman should be appointed for
this committee. who should make all
arrangements to collect small fund
to defray Any local expenses. The best
way is to form 81 club and get all
the business men to give 81 to this
fund. There may be some expenses
| that will not be paid by the federal
reserve bank and it is not right for
the county chairman to have to pay
same.
Automobile COMMITTEES.
A county chairman should be ap-
pointed for this committee. who should
| make all arrangements to secure the
| free use of automobiles for the county
chairman and sales committees, to be
used in visiting the different sections
of the county during the campaign.
The selected chairman should be ready
at all times to furnish an automobile
at the request of the county chair
men.
Woman's Committee.
1t was decided at the meeting of the
zone chairmen in Atlanta that the
county chairman of the ladies commit
tee be a member of the executive
committee of the county. The county
chairmen are requested to make the
lady county chairman a member of
their executive committee and to have
her present at all meetings Of this
committee. We believe there is a
great work for the women in this
campaign and that they should be
considered, and their cooperation
Sought by every county chairman.