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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-16
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A MODERN VERSION.

A MODERN VERSION.
Mother, dear mother, come home with me now;
The clock in the steeple strikes six.
You said you were coming right home from your work,
And pas in a terrible fix.
He's been taking care of the seven young kids.
It's more of a job than you think.
He wants to get supper, but all of the pots
And kettles are piled in the sink.
Chorus-~Come home, come home, etc.
He's been darning stockings until he is lame.
His fingers are weary and sore.
He's mopped and he's scrubbed, and although he is game
he says he can't stand for much more.
The furnace fires out and the cats in the milk,
The hired girl quit yesterday.
Since you've taken his place in the mill there's no peace.
On, mother, come home right away.
Chorus-Come home, come home etc.
y, The ,e, Msyynowsr progeny bid fair to be quite eclpsed. outclassed
1t appears that o. Henry has come back" on several occasions and
communicated with occultsts. We wish some time, when he comes
of good short stories. They have been scarce since he left us.
He is whipped and he is more or less depressed, but a Hun is a
Hun for a that.
HUSBANDS.
They're fussy and they're frivolous,
Sometimes it seems that way.
They're tender and they're hearuess and
They're mournful and they're gay.
They're prudsh and they're reckless,
And in faults they all abound.
They cost a lot of money, but
They're nice to have around.
Seems as though Hank Ford should set sail for the peace confer
ene in the good ship Oscar II.
Trunk Mystery Grows Deeper" says a headline. Evidently it was
not one OF those $249 steamer trunks.
Another thing we must have a general understanding about is the
"How about the freedom of the sneeze?" asks the m a at the next
desk.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-16
CONTROL OF CHOLERA.

Through work of the bureau Of ami
NAL ~hushandrH of the United States
department of agriculture 800 900 hogs
were vacCinated against cholera In the
last year, and average losses in chol-
era infected herds were reduced to less
than Is per cent by the use of antihog-
cholera serum. An increase Of 1913
counties working for hog-cholera CON
troll Is considered notable, there being
467 counties I'M the country now en-
gagged In this work, besides II states in
which activities Of this character are
conducted.
Representatives Of the federal depart
ment visited 10, $50 farms for the pur-
pose Of making Investigations, diagnos-
ing disease and giving advice regard
ing control and eradication, Further
more, 2,Ob6 meetings were attended by
100, 1870 farmers who were interested in
the control and combating OF hog chol-
era. In addition, 2,2S6 cholera infested
farms were cleaned up inc disinfected
under the direction of the federal spe-
ciallsts.
In order that only the best antihog-
cholera serum may be used in actual
field work, rigid inspection Of all
serum Is necessary, During the last
u months, Of the 271 ,402, $40 cubic CEN
timeters of serum produced in licensed
establishments, Ass. 66l cubic cent?
meters were destroyed as unfit for
use, Similar inspection of hog cholera
virus was also conducted for stimuli
taneous use with the serum,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-16
HOPEFUL

Gov. Roberts is at the beginning OF his term as governor
OF lennessee, and the state, we believe, is on the threshold OF a
new era of prosperity in its manifold industries,
The governors inaugural announcement as well as his
activities in behalf OF a business government before taking office
have had a heartening effect upon the people, who complain, not
without cause, OF too much politics, and yet have found no way
OF relieving themselves of the afilction in dealing with the
states affairs.
Personally, Gov. Roberts is a stranger in West Tennessee.
he is not a politician. He followed Chief Justice Lansden as
tehancehor when the latter went upon the supreme bench, and
made an enVlable record as a law-enforcing official and as a
capable and sympathetic Judge.
For a number OF years he has taken a lively interest in the
affairs of the state. He has studied the fiscal situation, and
llperhaps better than any man in recent years who has gone to
the governors chair knows the fralties, weaknesses and leaks
IN the operation and conduct Of its business.
Gov. Roberts is beginning his administration in a courageous
manner. He is asking no one to share the responsibility OF
whatever failure may be in prospect, provided he is given full
authority and the legislation necessary TO insure the needed
reforms. He is not hedging for the future, and as it stands he
IS likely to give the state an administration along economical
lines which has been sorely lacking in recent years,
He enters office at an suspicious moment. The time has
! arrived for new ventures, new thought and some genius in states
manship, Tennessee is fortunate in having for its governor at
this time a man who gives more than a promise OF doing things
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-16

to contract a bill unless | know when
and how ! am going to pay II.
! ms is our system; On the LIST n
18th of each mont we reckon the
amount Of money my husband has on
hand and set aside the sums necessary
to cover our household expenses-the
rent and the bills OF butcher, baker ana
candlestick maker, Then a certain fixed
percentage is retained for deposit In the
bank against a possible emergency and
tor saving, The remainder we divide
equally between ourselves.
I'VE both keep strict account OF what
we spend, and for any mutual pleasure
an outing, visit to the theater or
movies. etc,--each pays half the ex-
pense, including car fare, luncheon.
candy or whatever may come up.
1T has proved such a fine business
arrangement that | wish others would
try 1t. There are no more disagreeable
times when the bills come In. no I
cant see what you do with all the
money | give you; YOU never have any
thing to show for it, | viii state, too,
that our income IL not very l~arge--less
now than 1t was before we adopted this
plan-but somehow we have more and
get more pleasure out or IT than In the
old days, Also we know where 1t goes,
and have saved enough out Of my
! There is a Contcnted woman, She
does not say 1t, but one gathers she
was not alays so, A square deal and
business methods have been the magic
wands to bring happiness to her home.
She feels that she Is truly a partner in
the establishment, free ana independent
In her own sphere,
Perhaps her exact plan might not suit
all households, but some modification
OF the budget system can almost always
be applied. Certainly, If her experience
Is a fair criterion, 1t seems worth try
inp
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-16

TRlIAS 10 plan AOcpon PhNocHLG
VIM a GALLERY D+AT HGlpS
4oO e,p, oIScOS5eN NooN P~H~
ASo n+eN ANGVey ME W"oLe
1+1nG ouEI- AFTER 4ouVe LOST
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-16
Mrs. Wilson WOOdr0W's Article
BY MRS. WILSON WOODROW,
Tho world famous writer on Vital subleets,

The old cynical saying, when pov-
OF the window" Is not always true.
As u matter of fact, love has often
been strengthened n saved, some
times even been born out of the pity
and sympathy and the drawing closer
together due to financial reverscs.
What Is true Is that love ls very apt
to fly before the advent Of stinginess
and u~nfairness.
The success Of marriage is almost
always IN economic problem. with
that phase of 1t satisfactorily settled,
the other phases can generally be tlust-
cd TO take care of themselves,
The man who doles out the house
keeping allowance as II he were giving
aims; the woman VINO tets the bread
bill slide to spend the money on some
bit OF extravaganza, the man who
grouches about expense at home and
poses as u prince at downtown bars;
the woman who will have, regardless OF
amount Of her husbands incone-these
are responsible for moro separation and
disA agreements than all the vampires and
soul mates put together.
All the free-Nerse and free-love nov
els and plays and moving pictures and
change the fact that marriage rs a bust
ness enterprise and, as with every other
business enterprise, it's success Is almost
entirely n matter Of straight bookkeep-
Ing.
As an exhibit along this line. | pre-
sent the experience Of one OF my CORE
spondents, Her letter, in contrast to
most OF those l receive, deals not with
difficulties but with results, and is so
clear-headed and suggestive that l an
sure It win be helpful to man.
MY dear Mrs. Woodrow, y she writes,
~ am always interested in your artf-
Cles, and as you are ahking your read
ers for some suggestions about the al
lowanCe problem | would like to give u
few practical ideas,
In most cases | feel sure that the
wife herself is chiefly in the blame. A
man-if he ts any man at all-will no,
fuss about added expense, but will ad'
mire his wife the more II she viii onlS
come TO him In n straightforward, bust
nesslike fashion-not complaining oil
fault finding, but In n cheerful mood
and show him by facts and figures why
II Ia necessary for her TO haveR larger
weekly amount on which to run the
house.
"Of course this applies only tc
wives who are acquainted with the ex'
act amount OF their husbands incomes
and who know he can AFFORD To be more
generous. But every wife should be ac,
quainted with the amount Of income
otherwise she Is not n partner, but "A de
pendent
'In any case, though. let her drive
out OF her consciousness any eXneCta
ton or fear OF injustice, let her tel
herself that abe is entitled to a squar,
deal and feel that she Is going to ge
II. and II she approaches him In Thu
attitude she viii surely win,
THE following very satisfactory plal
was suggested by my husband n few
years ago and has proven most satisfac
tory In actual practice. as It gives u
both a feeling OF freedom and tnde
pendence, and with me especially 1t ha
been most helpful In teaching me {
realize the value o. money, TO count IN
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-16

ArID TOURE SENT BACK To
The o. S. A. REALIZING MU'VG
Dohs AoTA,NG 70 Boast OF-
NOT A DEAD GERMAN 70 IOWA
CREDIT -
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-16
NEWSPAPER HISTORY
DUG FROM OLD FILES

Studies of the development of the
newspaper, based on research in the
extensive files of the state historical
library, are being written by nine SEN
Tors in the course in journalism at the
University of Wisconsin this year.
Among the problems that are being
investigated are: Development of ad-
vertising management in newspaper Of
fees; material of interest to women
supplied in farm publications; adver-
tisements for women readers in stand
ard magazines; influence of the comic
Sunday supplement on children; struc-
ture and style of special feature arti-
Giles; development Of telegraph and Ca
bic systems in relation TO transmission
of news, criticism of American news
papers by English travellers in the
United States between 1887 and 1860;
feature articles in farm journals; es-
s~entials and nonessentials in represent
tative newspapers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-16
IS. 1894.

Few men are better known In the
sporting world than Honest Joe Mel
ley, who has been selected as releree
OF the Corbett- Mitchell fight
Twenty-Five people were killed n
injured when the New York limited
train collided with the Georgia. arc
lima & Northern train at Chester 8 =:
Two charming and talented youns
women who are making their marx are
Helen Hood and Margaret RuthVeh
Lang, says the Boston Herald.
The total membership Of both houses
Of British parliament is l,223, or IN pro
portion to the population ABOUT SIN
NJ P's for one United States congress-
men.
The Prussian diet was opened today
by the emperor in person. 1t resemblea
the scene that marked the opening OF
the reichstaR, except that the d9lS ne
hind the throne was decorated with
the royal purple flag, instead of the
gold and red imperial standard.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-16
The Public Be SerOed
News Of Memphis
10 Years Ago,
New: :: ~ :. .. .... Twice Told Tales.
JANUARY 10, 1905.

Predictions are that the temperature
will drop 20 degrees by Friday morn
ing, according to S, c. Emery, local
~forecaster.
Memphis lumbermen have been noti-
fled that re~consiEning arrangements,
applying to shipments Of lumber now
existing, will be Cancelled after Feb. 9.
More than 1900 political friends and
personal admirers OF William J. Bryan
attended the dollar Democratic dinner
given at Lincoln, Neb.
Secretary TRAIT, who recently ap-
peared before the senate committee on
interoceanic canals, expressed his
opinion tina the Panama canal should
be completed within six years after
next July, and that its ultimate cost
would be approximately $500, 0O0, 900,
The Southern railway is contemplate
ing a 10 per cent reduction in the SAL
aries of all general officers and office
forces. The decrease in wages is to be-
come effective after Feb. l, 1908.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-16
HELP THE CAUSE

The campaign throughout the country for relief for the suf-
iering Armenians is one of pressing Importance. Those people
have suffered and endured ~hardships that the civilized world
should have ended years ago. The war gave the world a new
vision. we have learned that responsibility TO mankind does not
end at an imaginary line of national boundary. The call for
help, we regret to say, has fallen upon unresponsive persons
VINO q lew months ago, when the war fever was at its height,
would have put the campaign over in two days. The need is
Just as imperative now, and the obligation is Just as binding.
We must not permit the end of the war to cause us to lose our
zest for those in need.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-16
BY K.c.B 3.

AND WE took those smiles.
TO A dozen homes.
AND THE truckman himself.
DIDN'T EVEN know.
HE WAS being watched.
l THANK you.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-16

A CITY street
AND IT'S cold.
AND THREE little boys.
NOT WARMLY clad.
AND THEY %.hivered.
AND THEIR hands were red.
AND EACH Of them.
HAD AN old sack.
AND THEY'D filled each sack.
WITH BITS Of wood.
AND WERE dragging the sacks
ALONG THE street.
AND THERE came a truck.
AND A gray horse
AND A driver.
WHO WAS beating his hands.
~ hEEF thein "ar1h'
AND T.L!I!G to the horse.
TO SPEED it up.
AND THE three little boys.
ALL SAW the truck.
AND IT was going their way,
AND THEY yelled at each other.
AND DRAGGING their sacks.
AS FAST as they could
THEY COT to the truck.
BUT THE old gray horse.
WAS GOING too fast.
OR THE three little boys. e
WERE MUCH too short.
AND THEIR INNS weren't strong
OR WHATEVER it was,
AND NO one of them
COULD BOOST his sack.
UP ONTO the truck.
AND THEY'D just decided.
TO GIVE i up
WHEN THE driver saw them.
AND STOPPED his horse.
AND LAID down his reins.
AND LAID down his whip.
AND WENT on back.
TO THE rear of his truck.
AND TOO. each sack
AND LIFTED it up.
AND PULLED up the kids.
AND SAT them down.
AND COVERED them over.
WITH Az old horse blanket,
AND PICKED I'm his reins
AND PICKED up his whip.
AMI SAM
AM oHAl, pououP'
AND THE old gray horse.
pArcUD I'D hi, hand
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-16

There is some discussion in Nashville of a measure to be
introduced in the legislature requiring state, county and n,rnici-
pal officials to restore Jobs to men who resigned them to enter
the army, upon the presentation OF an honorable DISCHARGE Il
is a lamentable fact that some OF the officials who ought to set an
example worthy Of emulation are profting from the sacrifices
made by the men who went to war. 1t is rcgrcttable that legis.
lative action is considered necessary to produce a result that
should have been automatic.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-16

lgnace Jan Paderewski will find his beloved Poland more
sharps.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-23

FOR SALE or LEAsE-Cafe. furn-
lshed. cheap rent; easy terms, come
or write. X. c. Bowden, Eldorado ok.
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Missouri

BATES COUNTY. MISSOURI FARMS.
Smooth corn. wheat, clover. alfalfa.
bluegrass farm for sale: best terms,
FREQ booklet Duvall Bros, Farmers
Prnk BldR.. Butler. Mo.
$50 ACRES. ii5 acres good bottom lana
In cultivation, balance In timber pas
ture. 6-room house. tenant house. one
small and two large barns. I grnnaries.
spring house, orchard. wells.
springs, cut by creek. railroad ana
gravcled road. close In, II. r. D., y -mils
10 school. Sutton & sutton. Seneca.
Mo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-23

EOOMlNG HOtSE. seven rooms, house
We'll furnished for light hOusekee2-
ing: rooms full paying proposition.
viii sell cheap u taken this week.
Phone Maple 1850. l02 +. Sixth.
FOR SALE - Grocery, invoice about
f25OO. fixtures 5000. cheap rent. cash
business 'l25 per day. lll2 w. Main.
Walnut 9Qnn
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Michigan.

GOOD LAND CHEAP
Raises fine grain. fruit and truck, In
Mlchigan's best counties. SIS to $50 per
acre. Easy terms. Markets. schools.
churches No taxes TO settlers first
five years. No swnmps or stones 10 10
$50 acres Rest land offer In a. 4, from
largest company. Write for free book
let Swlgart Land Company. Ti25s
First National Bank Bldg, Chicago. Ill
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-23

FOR SALT-Battery station: good To-
cation; party leaving town. Invoice
$3.50 Y H., Oklahomnn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-23

BAkdAlN-IB buys zen acre IsasS i
kncH county. Texas. HUNDRED tooe0
CONTRACTED Tor this section. =. ~. ~
nor. Fost Worth. TexsS
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

TIANO WANTED-Wili pay cash FOR
,ised plano. Must be good condition.
standard make. Give address. Write.
n n 0klahoman
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Maple IIIb w tIIbettson bIdS'
u-RoOM residence well furnished close
IN: can give possession Sept. also
servant house and barn. price N,25o.
N-bn Oklahoman.
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PROFESSIONAL

J. Q. A. HARROD. iWX West Main
MRS, l. BUTCHER. Spireila corsetiere
= Walnut 7,%. 2Ii East ll'h
HAIR DYEING, Black heads and PIN
Piles cured. Treatment for Dandrun
which get results. on mnnlcures. soft
Hater shampoos. For Ladies' and Cen
Vemen. Miss Kellow, 205 OH Exchange
Walnut 2290.
6R BELLMORE, Orthopedic foot spe-
cialist. 20Th West Mnin. Walnut S72
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-23

OIL LEASES and royalties for ssls.
IN In southern counties OF Oklahomai
n wells now drilling In stephens coun.
ty; regular daily production: write for
maps, prices and full partIculars,
Phone or call on l.. p. Foster and Co,
Phone No. 2o3, Duncan, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-23
81 Rooms
For Sa lie

AUTOMOBILE BUsiNEss-We estab-
lished, good territory. plenty Of cars;
need not take them all unless you want
to; classiest six on the market for the
money III health reason for selling.
Here ia great opportunity. B-93o,
Dklahoman
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ASK MT. Pope

Maple 1850 Walnut 300 Maple 1888
73 10 Southwest Reserve Bank Bldg.
tMain and Harvey Ss)
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McCuliOch County

Texas. ss-acres. I miles northwest
Brady. I mile Douglass and Morran
wells, drilling 1000 fcet). Sec map,
Get list Okla Texas lenses. E. L.
Pcrring, t30 American NATL Walnut
32.. tsee me for Tlllman county Iesues),
OIL MAPs--Geolosica maps OF Okla.
homa and Texas showing formations
and general oil data; paper. -; cloth.
IS: each state.
COUNTY MAPs--oklshoma. TEXAS.
Arkansas, Now Mexico.
SPECIAL MAPS--Ali active districts.
Send for list. Lindsay Map Co. India
Temple Bids. Oklahoma City. Okla.
FOR SALE--Good production and drill
ing contracts. See Rose Investment
Co, Soi.2 Herskowitz Bldg. Walnut
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NOTICES

FLORES VAPOR BATHS -- Second
floor Indiana Bldg. First and Robin
con. Maple 1902.
EOTICE-Tho Burnham Beauty shop,
1902 Colcord Bldg, viii open within
q few DAYS. Mrs Becker and Miss
Ethel Morgan. formally OF French
Beauty parlor. Phone Walnut 2l5l
COTTAGE HOSPITAL. private, bnbles
adopted. prices reasonable, wrlte for
particulars, Mrs l. Platt. 1903 w.
Main. Oklahoma City. Okla.
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Oklahoma.

ALFALFA AND CORN FARM.
l60 acres. 20 acres creek bottom, 40
acres IN cultivation, ~ acres alfalfa.
balance corn. wheat and oats: fair i'm
proyemen,s, two wells and wind pump.
also running water and good walnut
and oak timber on creek. Is miles OF
oklahoma city on good road: loss OF
wifs cause for selling. Washburn. 500
Baltimore Bldg. Maple tst6
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I'd Rooms
SPECIAL.

Twenty-Five rooms, strictly modern.
located best pnrt of city, well furnished.
two years lease. very attractive rent.
nothing better In the city. sell furnish
irHB and lease; terms
TOMLIN HOFFMAN
Walnut 5066 lOiI W Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-23

BUY Stephens county oil leases. We
have some good offers. Rose invest.
rnent Co., S0i-2 Herskowitx Bldg, OK.
lahoma Cky. Oklahoma. Walnut 1870.
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NWv(0)@MEllGAS] g .G(0)]
------------.-------------- -
hone Walnut 81. 209L West Main.
Kansas.

SOUTHEASTERN Kansas fnrms. all
sizes. lowest prices. terms 81 900 and
up. Send for booklet, THE Allen
County Investment CO.. lola. Kan
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AUTOS. VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES
BY Probasco.

touring used only two months. per
feet condition, Red Seal Continental
motor. standard unit throughout cost
new. $3.50 win sell this week FOR
81 $50, WIN consider smaller car in
trade. Easy terms on balance, Can
Naple 77gS-1
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FOR SALE-A $50 fumed oak vlctrola
In perfect condition; SIS cesh. 3Si w.
Noble. Walnut 2731.
PIANO for sale at bargain price
Call for Mrs. Bennett. Walnut 6SO9
ia T.. tth.
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FOR SALE or TRADf;-Harness stock
and fixtures: oil field town; no com
petition: am ~ years old want 10 sell;
stock worth $4,000 James Widener.
Cleveland. Okla.
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GARAGE

SMALL stock OF groceries and fixtures
for sale. $500. Rent $40 month. Maple
400