The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-02

nary course m elementary hygiene and
home care Of the SICK aud the iurhc,
preparation ~ NOT less han seventy two
hour IN hospital approved 10y. the
Eed Gross
Potato wa,cr IS beng used IN Ecl-
gum a, substitute for soap Soap is
almost unoh'ainable and hDu,cp'sr. m
occupied Belgium are seeking subsu.
tulc> \ chemist. through the medium
Of Brussels ncwspapcr gave them
the following recipe for soap. Pour
the bot wafer m whicn peeled potaroe.
have been boiled over the linen 10 be
washed Allow /, 10 sock until, the
following, day then rub It a, YOU would
lather but without adding soap or
anything else The linen VII come chr
oi the tub perfectly whli,
Chapter AC OF the p l. o hold
au day session today IN the Red
Cross rooms at the First Pre- ,b1terlan
church. dispensing with their usual so
tlal meetings, and partaking Of the
church lunch at noon
Fifteen members attended tho work
being under the direction OF their presi-
dent, Mrs. Bum Booth
The Clover Leaf club will meet in the
Central work rooms all day tomorrow
Rt they have recently decided to give
all Friday to Red Cross work
From present indications it seems
There will be a large supply ut that
great dclicacy OF the southwest. cottage
cheese, accessible soon for the hun
-dredS OF Oklahoma City people who
like it but have been unable to get it
here
Mamie Walker. county domestic
science expert has been carrying on,
with Martha McPheetcrs, cottage cheese
expert from Saltwater, in different
dairying neighborhoodS Of the county
and today Miss Walker stated thirty
four farmers wives have taken the
pledge to convert surplus skim milk
into cottage cheese according TO the
formula recommended and demonstrated
hy Miss McPhceters, and to market It
in this city.
BY using the rennct system OF max
ing this cheese II has been found that
iron a pound and a quarter to a pound
ard 4 half Of cheese can be made from
gallon OF skim milk The demand
for this cheese at ~ cents a pound is
said 10 be mich greater than the sup
ply now available Pound for pound It
is said to have as much food value as
meat
The Rebecca unit of the Red Cross
met all day in the / q. o. + hall,
Walker and Grand avenues, yesterday
and made ten suits OF palamas and
eight pairs OF bed socks
Las week the women made ten suits
oi pajamss" eighteen pairs OF bed
socks There we're eighteen members
present at each Of the las, two meet
In2S.
An all-day session OF the Willard
Womcn's Christian Temperance Union
unit was held yesterday at the Willard
school. when short business session
preceded the noon lunch and activitcs
Of the day Ten garments were com
pcted The union will hold its grand
gold medal contest May 49, The last
meeting Of the year will he held with
Mrs. Mary AppleRate, president, in her
nomc. y East Twen,y-thrd street,
June s.
The new demonstration kitchen Okla
Loma City women will finance and
bald, as the center Of a war market, is
10 be called, il was announced today
the Liberty Kitchen" and the market
is 10 be called Liberty market"
Progress in the starting Of the kitchen
now seems to depend Temporarily on the
Frisco railroad eanting the women per
mission to build their Liberty kitchen
and manage their market. on the plot of
ground owned by the railroad off Hud
son street and near the business center
OF the city II IS expected the road
through Is representatives will give
decision on this by Saturday
The women behind the movement to-
day Announced the public at large
should understand the Liberty market
10 be established will not be a fiddle.
mans or in other words. a hucksters
market No person will be allowed 20
bring his truck or wagon load Of vege-
tablas Of Drodu,.s 10 the Liberty market