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fCllY AND HER PALS A Little Knowledge for Pa It a Dangerous Thing for Aihur : : -r- -: :- : -i- By Cliff Sterretl
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hobbv 4toJT V TUi-sf ;m rrLois vtJT Smock. 't. . . K"L- "MUL-, .v t..
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TOBACCO MEANS
; ) ... .
r -
,cs MiMii i m u More bin
a t . . r il r-
Over There,
"Sjiiif I arrived in France wmf
fmrntrn (Ki, I blue- le.cived three or
Jour packages of tr.li.n i n, also one (if
those kits containing a tootlihrnsh.
faste. sorks. towels, rtr . ami I surrlv
appreciate wti.it ytm folks at home are
lining for lis Irving to make our burden
li'ctitrr and to i beer us up," writes
Corporal Lester H. ( arr of the Tenth
aero 5'ina. ! ri ri to the Oklahoma City
Times bratn h of Our I'.ovs in France
Tobacco Eond.
"Words ranti'd epi( -s niv thanks
Slid appreciation enough I. r t'-osc nil
things. Tinein.iti aiti.hs and t"l'a ' "
are hard to yet hi here ( i i out -e,
the (J M. i .ir' a . ,i line i! toli.nco. hut
J'OII l .III 1'tllv gl ! .1 " ill o'MIl! It v. f'll'O,
lire vi maiiv to I .. I. out tor A littl.
think like th.it in the -l.i'ev is consid
ered .1- Hi 'hire I n! Kin If if it is really
niain)4 the iht tf fence it makrs and to
i'c the vav the otl'cr fellows look (or
tliosr liM'f iom s to i -o,. around and
ticlii ir iin- I li ok i then as much as
' anh,.il . tl -r. 'I he c little acts of
tlmugh'iuhicss. apparently small are
! strand aits and show th.u the peo U- at
home ate hack of us. It slums ye are
i riot et forj;"Hrn and all id this rncaitf
' pun h courage and -tn'iy'li and conn
tlentf in outdrives .' win the sar.
Ih'st Muni y K .et Spent.
"AJ. lie who i 1 .hules to atnthilll',
tif this kit in a- .'.lied that the
llloliev ill I i.l 10 li.e hc.t WaV that
, ftrc. i.t thrir nn in v ,h ever luioii
Spent I miii rudy .send all the thank.
this letter i .in mturv to each and
'tsery in. in. won'.. in and i tnld who ii
iruponsihle lor the sendiin: of this t"-
fbul'CO.
("It anvhody wants I" iitf to me or
if they want to know amlhini ahoul
the above inentioiie I things, J will tctl
them all I ran and he i:hnl to do it.
"I have written o the parlies whos
frd were incheed in the boxes and
II will answer anv oilier letters or rardi
(because that is ahout all I have in do
(lay like tins (it is sicnsnm and we
lan't wotkl and sav, that ts anuthft
tliuiK we all lock f,.r is letter, or news
pt any kind f I the states I don't
iehee ainh. lv i an write too many
letter s to nu
"V.'i'l, I v. :!t s' p In fore I make a
hook i Mt i t t' l ."
; Tin cs State Hcadiiuartcrs.
i The ( !.!..!. ' i ity I lines is thr
.duiho' ur ,,i i" i tor ( lur Bins in
,Frjin e 1 1 i .I. . , I mid m ( iklahonia.
it nit ' . v , ! I nioiiev to the
fund in i a; . . i 'h- I i" i , or may c n
.Irtlitue tluooi'h n':i:!n. 1.1 their town..
Avlin ate an'h. .'i.'i I h. the I lines p it
ireivc .iil.s,-: ipi ,. I h. I ours is (i. .
.trihul iiiij to i r'.vho s. :ih . . i;. i, ... .In -t ,
ifeml i ..lies Hon p. . . t. i i. t,.i,..
-
Kaiser Switches
S His Naval Chiefs
To Jazz-up Subs
i , .
; AMSTF.KDAM, Ant;. 1 5 irr Ad
ttiiral liehnckr has heen appointed .tate
iectetary to the (iTinan admiralty,
as the West-r Zeituni; of llrcmen.
Jle was formc-ily vne chief of the na
al xeneral statf.
i ice Admiral Hrlim kc succeeds Ad
Imral vdii I ape lie in the ollice of state
secretary to the adtuiraitv or minister
f.l marine, as the i l'th e is customarily
tie signaled.
Admiral von Capelle to .k over the
tnintstrj,- of niatiue in M.mh l'dti. mi
rrediiik,v Adniii al von liiiu. There
iiave heen re. ent lepott, of ',m
t apellc's impi'ivhni; retitenietit, ihs
Jiatches from Ikrlm on Aumist fi tW
clariliK that his tesiiMiation mi(jht he
txperted sixm. A few days previously
jVimiral von Hidtendorlf retired as
fceid of the derman admiralty staff,
shortly after he had made an apology
4ir the failure of the derman suhma
T'nti to link American transports
ivomanItmastFr
. NAMED FOR ISABELLE
v Waihlngton Bureau
of the Timet
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-AI.ce
bright wai appointed postmaster today
for liahelle. Major county Oklahoma.
I'icceeding Chariei A, I sa be lie, re-
(nd.
ART L WALKErTiSQW,
I . IN NATION'S CAPITAL
Waihlnottn lurllu
'' of tha Ttmti
WASHINGTON. Aug. 15-Art L
Ikar, member of the corporatism
nation oi Ukiatioma, ami candidate
M himself, it in Washington
Wtiaea
FIRST CALL
Ry
AUTHt'K GUY KMI'KV
Author .it
"OYER Till; '101"
CHAPTER III.
"Herta Soldier," "Wsjnn SoMiei" or
Dougboy?"
AI.TMOl'till war is not exactly a
"pink tea" and Sherman had the
tis'ht idea of it, still it is not as
Iwrrihlc as: the average civilian im
agines. Lvery man has a dread of gi
in tinder file for the fust time; way
down inside he is asking himself the
ipiestion: "Have I a yellow streak? Will
I prose to he a coward before tny
mates r" Hoy, the yellow stte.ik is
nn'svinp; von will come t!iroin.di all
right. T he l.ict that you suspeit and
di rail this yellow color is proof that it
is not there Always leincmher this
.:nd it will help s ondet fulli .
Anth ipatiou is worst than realiza
tion After henu: under fne t .t a ie.s
111:111: c ., a want! v h ov ot conliden. e
.'c.ils oier you and soil look proudly
atoned at son: mite.; ti have Come
into y .lit own. Alter that nothing
matteis. In a lew days sou settle down
to the routine ol war and laugh at your
prev urns li ats. When first coining 111
contact with the enemy, that is, within
the rarute ot his artillery, machine gun
and title fi'r, you aic apt to 1111 i siine
lii.it he is imiiiiihle, that you have no
chain r against him, and conse iueniK
...e loniidftnf in 011isilf, y..nr mates
and oliitcrs. 1'ut alwass teniemher
that the enemy i. also think 111 t'"at
M il a ie iir.incihle We contuhnt, hut
not oi (ner-cotitident that m.ii m ulci t
certain necssary ptecantions ; always
(live the enemy credo, tor having the
same amount r.j intrlln'.c ucc that you
pi .ssess.
"Never Trust a Hun."
Next to conndeme, the most ne.es
s'i'v ipialitv is caution, amid a wise
pi e. autioii on tiie western front is:
"rwr tiust a I n;." 1 hough he
pledge you h. honor, do not pl.uc
ouisrIi in a position wheie lie can
"cine h.nk at von." 'I lie fact that it
doesn't pay to trust him has: been
proved a. thousand times in this war.
I he passing of the selective c! 1 aft
ill was one of the finest and timeli
est acts In American history. Hy this,
thousands and perhaps hundreds of
thousands ot young Amernan lives
base been saved. ( hir country has
l.iiielited bv the awful example of the
hire of the volunteer system in F.ng-
l.ind If Fni'tand had followed l.otd
Kit. hener's advice and had put con-
riptioti into effect immediately after
the declaration of war, consider the
lies, snlfcring and money she would
have saved, and hew much nearer the
allies would now br to victoivl
Honor to Be Dtnfteil.
K'rmemher it is not a disgiace to he
a inc hei ot the draft, It is an h mot
You ate ti' t 1 conscript I'mlc Sam
.'id 1; t c:e an one a ihaiiie to s.u ;
'AY ell. it tin v want me, let them emir
and ti" !i nie," he was in a hiniv and
had no time for arguments, s.) he re
sotted to the draft, which in Yankee
means : "Come on, hoys, we're g uno
user the top' for democracy, justice and
Ii' ei tv and self preservation. Did you
rier stop to think what it means to us
it (.ennatu' should win this war
Think it 'rr while sou are rm't'iig
on sour ciuiptnrnt Hut put on yoin
riiiipment fust it j., jafer.
While lecturing throughout thel'nit
ed States, I have answered, or have
tried to answer, thousands of ipiestioris
ahntit the w ar. I he questions in. st
often askrd by th' man who is drafted
nre: (1) " In. h is the safe-t branch
of f fir service?"
(2) "What are the duties of the d f-
And Pimples. Itched and
Burned Like Fire. Cuti
cura Healed.
"I wai terrlhlv hart with to .nj
pimple and I metered about four yeara.
my imn m inttamed and
acre and my face would itch
and bum Ukeflreand cauaed
me to aerate h nnttl rt would
bleed. I could no( alarn anil
the eruption diafifurad my
race.
" A friend advU wnm
oaetutlcuraandlboughtthem. When
I had uaed three cakra nf Rnan na
tnree ooiea ol Ulntment I waa healed."
(Signed) Mlaa Louiaa Thomaa.
Sbawavllle, Va., January II, 1918.
Theaa fraerant emollirnta ara all
you nard for all toilet purpoaea.
latk fin T Hu
AAtraa ant itr4
. B n4 Wt Tdiva Sr.
SUFFERED 4 YEARS
1H TETTER
frrent branches of the service while
serving in France?" (.1 "If I should
volunteer now, instead of waiting until
am called to the colors, winch btainh
would vou personally aduse me to
enter?"'
"I course, niter all. the question in. st ;
olteti asked is: "How ..ni (an a man
lue in the frontline trench'" 'litis o
liardlv woilh aiiswci nig. f r olnn"sv
there is only one answci to it: "l'uti!
he gets killed.
1'ut to re'urn to thr t .is. .nahle ques
tions al ine, my answer to No. 1 i. ;
Fotgel the safety stuft ; we ate out
to win this war, and the only real safety
will be attained when (in-many is so
thoroughly licked that she can newt
again start anything. Sammy, old b...
iust paste this little motto in your bat :
"If you're going'to get it, you'll get it,"
no matter whether you are in the front
line trenches of France or in the t'noed
State, at a training ramp. It's a motto
that has carried hundreds of thou ands
through I know- it did me. He. ides
you'll he so interested in the work
when sou b.ne lived in the treu.hes .t
a -while that Safety J'irst becomes .i
foryotten slogan. I
For answer to the cc md question .1 i
will five a general outline ot thr dif
ferent branches, avoiding details, so that
Sammy will know what to esprit.
The third question, I cannot answer
illst lead over the duties of the ditlereur
hram lies and choose for y.nir-clf. A -an
old cavalryman, it would be n.itm.il
for nie to boost the cavalry, but. do vou
know, alter serving in France and see
ing the different arms in action, it ts
impossible to he partial each hram h
is so "darned good." and so ready ..
do its bit, that it iust naturally fake.
m.ii take off your hat to the win h
"hum h."
What Engineers po.
'1 he enc "lift .' corps lavs out th"
tremhes Oaininv in the infantry will
help dig iheml ;
inak'S and lenaii
u listeners dugouts:
.ds, saps and
mines; constructs and repairs l.arhc
wire; builds bridges; blow. up obstruc
tions; bus out and con-tructs i amp
Mtcs; rebuilds destroyed villages; tun!.!
railroads; sends over poison g.is; in
fact, it is in direct charge of all con
stiticiion. repaiiing and demohshim:
work and handles the tools and supplies
for this work. The army cannot do
without the engineers.
I'on't forget that much of the above
work is done under fire.
'1 be engineers, while working in the
fir-t line sector, are generally housed
pretty .safely and comfortably. They
deserve this too. because they build
or dig their own homes. Their dugouts
are very deep, from fifteen to forty
feet down, very roomy, and are tur
nished with real bunks which aie usual,
ly built in tiers against the walls of
the dugout, two and three deep. An en
gineer has charge of a great assortment
of tools and supplies, and would be very
foolish if he didn't feather his own nest.
l'.chm I the lines they generally have
the best billets, because they get Ihcte
I"-' I have seen many envy them
while in tear, but no one ens if,
them the:;, joh m h0 troiitliiu tor,
r.;- i mIIv during the winter cr when it
I' r i io' g M i . F ngmeei , Oiak I
( I o be continued.)
n
Fnpaid telephone bills for the month
of Augu t are past clue. Ii not paid bv
? p. in. of the I'.th, service will fie dis-
.nt limed Southwest Hell Tel. & Tel
Co. (Adv.)
LOOSE LEAF
SYSTEMS
Satiafaction
Only
Insured
by Buying
Bindera
and Sheelt
Made
RiRht.
Safiafaction CSt0n'S
by Buying SHcCtS
Bider. Are
and Sheet. V Perfectly
If
i - f- rs
WE FURNISH SHEETS FOR ANY
BINDERS AND BINDERS TO FIT
ANY SHEET-OUR LINES ARE
DEPENDABLE FOR SERVICE.
,et n u fc r T I I n . . ,
. 3,'i r-r.' .V." ' rsiW
ss'ssinllf,
a.
Hints
Itiyux Home
MENU HINT.
Breakfast
( learn ot Harley I'm ridge
( omlMii.i' on Same lptots and
I'riinesl
Kie firead Coffee
Luncheon
Si 1 1 1 l'ca Soup with Toast Cubes
Htown Hread and 1'canut Mutter
Sandwi. lies
I eHuce with I tenrh Dressing
Canned Pineapple
Dinner
Chicken Soup with Tcail Barley
Chicken
Kief Potatoes with Paprika
Lettuce and Mtion Salad
Ke Hrca'l
;(de (iuiger Hrea.l dems
lea
Breads.
t t nl. i ead 1 . one pint n. Il c: can)
i s i e! . t s. .in I w lopped to a stilt
ft. 'Ill aid one Ic.el te.i-p.on salt, one
lewd te.ipoon .....'a and one level tea
spoon sugar St.iten W illi Co; mural
and bake. I his will serve four people.
diahani Hread -Ihree nips gl.ihaill
t b Mir. one and one-half i ups white
1 1' in . three tea-poons baking pow der,
one teaspoon salt, one teaspoon sud.1
dissolved in one table poon boiling
wa'er. o.ie cup molasses, one and three
qu.t' '- t cups milk.
Mi will ami sift div ingredients,
fs-irpt soda 1'ut mobiles in .owl and
add al'rrtia.clv milk and i!-y ingtedi
rr.ts. Add sola, dis.olved in buling
wa'er. last Hake in two breadpans i;i
ni 'ih rate ccu 4s minutes l'.eiore bak
irg ad I ..ne-hali cup ea.h of chopped
tuns and dates and raisins may be
floured and added.
Brown Hread (from abqve menu)
One and tin ec-fourth" Vnjii grahsm
flour, half cup eai h wheat and harlev
flours, half heaping teaspoon salt, one
and one hall cups sour milk (best when
fills k 1 . one quarter cup molasses, one
I"., d teaspoon so.l.i, half cup raisins, if
liked; rounded teaspoon vegetable fat
nulled. Silt dry ingredients together,
a l l sour milk, molasses, fat and raisins,
if used. I'm into a greased hread pan
Fight Your
U.u
Fever
With
IHHALATHM
Tlir lirrath mt HrhtV
HJ(v 'W. i it!.-'-. itt Ht tUn
fit f itipi"tn wHli I nhn luf n fi.
( ;i ti in w lit' Id miili n ri nil
pmnni'-i hmit il-Iity Iijiirii,
1 ifl II IlOvt !
( OMTM-TK Ol I riT, f I ts
Al I'lull'itf rtniiBltitfl or "'nt poat-
ti.i ill up-lit rt't-t'ipt ot pi kr.
TUB INIIATATIM C'HKMICAT,
O MI'AM,
Colm-atlo Pnrlnjt). foil.
THE
JONES
LINE
; ' " -v l'-v-wtl
i-;; S TAT InMPDflf "
and bake about one and a quarter hours
in a moderate o en
Oat and Coin Hirad - Isolled oats
(ground) two cups, coin flour two
thuds cup, milk ibier-quarters cup,
corn M'tup four tablespoons, melted fat
two teaspoons, rgg ; two Mix the inched
tat. b lind, swop and egg Add the well
tinned tb v ifg: e.hetit- Make as a loat I
in a moderately h t own for me hour
. i
or Miner ai: s or i.iisin, may he
added if desired
Things Worth Knowing.
To Keep .f..d fioni (iatltering On
Canned 1 mil or I'irserses C ut a piece
of letter paper to fit the top of jar
or can and wet good ip alcohol or
brandy, and no mold will gather.
Or put paraffin on jellies and it never
moldi.
Hread ( rumbs Save small pieces and
crusts of bread, put them in oven and
let dry; then roll thetn with rolling
pin ami put through the sieve. They
ate nice tor frvitiK veal or pork chops,
tor soups or stews. Hut in an open
jar; they keep for a long time. Iinn't
cover or they will be musty.
Celery and Harslev Save all celerv
and parsley leaves; dry them ill the
even, mash up and tuit through the
sieve, I sc for soups or stews. Keep
in a mii, ill jar.
To Wash Hair Switch Don't spoil
your switch jx, washing in soap iind
water. S'aM in Vie following manner:
I hp sw itch up and down in gasoline
until all dirt is out, then dip it up and
down in hot water and, without wring
ing, hang out in the air to dry.
This operation takes but a few min
utes and V"ii svill find your switch
as fin: i'v and new as the day you
bought it.
w.a
Through efforts of the student cm
I lovineut bureau of Ohio state univer
sity, sixty-five Rirli attended school
last year and paid all their own ex
penses, while KM partly supported
themselves.
ri-.RSIUNT. RECORDS, $1.25-HOME PATTERNS-RUGS
Electric Fani
$5 00 and
10.00
Friday
The New Ginghams
Are as Soft as Silk and as Appealing
to Feminine Fancy
For school drpsfles and handsome hoiine frocks
these bright beautiful Fall plaids will prove quite cap
tivatinjr for those desiring a fine quality Gingham for
the above purposes. A shipment of twenty new pieces
is concerned. FREN'CH GINGHAMS in exclusive de
signs and in the most popular of Autumn shadings. Full
thirty-two inches wide and very moderately
priced, at yard
See Them Tomorrow at Rorabaugh Brown's,
Main Floor, West Room, West Aisle,
Leather Purses
$2.95
Seven-inih genuine leather Enve
lope l'lirsrs, lined with blue, purple,
green and gray; hat k strap styles;
sanity mirror; a very spe- QP
ti.il item; at choice
At Rotabaugh-Brosvn'i.
Main Flopr, West Room, East Aiate.
Traveling Cases, Rubber Lined,
At Choice 69c
At Roiabaugh-Brown'i, Main Floor, Weat Room,
Neckwear
39c
White Organdy and While I'lque
Collars; also Colored Organdy;
iiiany daintily trimmed sidles; lace
and ruffled edges; alurs Q Q
win th up to $1 .IX); chone. ...OvC
At Rorabaugh-Brown'a,
Main Floor, Weat Room, East Aisle.
COMMERCE CHAMBER
MEETS IN PACKINGTOWN
The dirct tors of the Chamber of
Commerce held their regular weekly
meeting today at the Morris Co
plant. Cursti were I epi ese ntut isrs ol
il-oti K to, National Stockiards.
h.ai lf Si t inn lompany, Afwood b'eiin
ing company, Midland Motor lite com
pany, We'leru I'amt company and
11... mini, in iV ( n.
'Ihesf meetings will continue through
August with various manuf.u turing
com run, says l.erov M. (libbs, see
retary of tin- Clumber of Commerce.
EGG
FAMINE THREATENS
PEOPLE OF HONOLULU
HONOLULU, T. H Honolulu is
threatened with an egg famine. Be
cause of the high price of feed, Japa
nese and ( hinrse poultry-men are dis
posing of their hens. F'ggs are now
a luxury, selling at from HI) to 'A) cents
a dozen with price of cold storage
eggs, imported from the mainland al
most as high.
w a a
That is a good book who h is opened
with expectation and closed w ith piofit.
-Alcott.
r
rAninxn3CT.tinATs7tiD.G.co.
T sHHj!!ifMiFi v "
OMJMSOMAOTXOnUk.
Shopping
79c
Shopping Bags
$100
Not many only a few that are on
the clearance table for immediate
disposal; black and blue Sateen Hags
that formerly sold for A A
$200 each; choice jl.UU
At Rorabaugh Brown'i,
Main Floor, West Room, Eaat Alale,
Stationery
Box 69c
Extra large boxes of fine quality
Stationery, in colors of blue, pink,
cream and white; four different
shades in each box; very CQ.
special, each for wUC
At Rorabaugh-Brown'a.
Main Floor, Weat Room, Front
JOY OF MARRIAGE
CHASES DEATH'S FROWN
(TIICAOO-Josenb M. Madunick,
who wanted to go to war so badlv that
he had an operation performed in or
der to put himself in shape to "get
by" with the recruiting officer, was
expe.ted to the He was engaged to
Miss Sophie l.ippinshine, and when the
doctors told Inm he bad only two more
dais to live both the gill and himself
begged to, be married before he died,
I he wish was granted, and now,
buoyed hy the joy of marriage, Madii
nick has rallied and the same physic
rians say he'll aoon b In ahape for
the army.
Old Whine In Nnr Battle.
The Oermani now claim that rleierfeff
revealed their plans. Old whine in new
battles Brooklyn Fagle.
I
01.1 IE MTCS ar BiulnaM Ths
WARDROBE
la ("Mint hettar all (ha lima. Dry Class.
Inf and rraaalna la mt baalnaM. Ptiana
Walnut aia. ail North RohtaMa.
For the Babies
PURE
SWEET CREAM
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