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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-30
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perience she needed.
She hurried into the notification
hotel, and up the dingy corridor.
The same pale. plain-faccd girl look
ed up with tired glance, and Mari
an inquired for the booking agent.
He's out" was the answer. "Bc
back in about half an hour. VIII
you waltz"
Yes" answered Marian, and sank
into one of the Offices unsteady
cane-bottomed chairs.
Fifteen, thirty. forty-flvc minutes
passed, and still the booking agent
did not arrive. Marian bit her nails
impatiently. and listened eagerly for
approaching footsteps in the corridor
without. At last, when twilight had
begun to settle over the city, Iicr
waiting was rewarded with the cntr-
ance of the booking agent.
"Ah, Miss Winthrop he said,
recognizing her at once, been wait
ing long? Come In" he added,
uslering her into his private Office.
She handed lin the Hote from
Walter Hartmann, which he scanned
with interest. Good teacher, isn't
he" he remarked. Hes corking
coach. knew he'd be able to brush
up your work. l am sorry to have
to tell you, however, that have a
bit of bad ncws for you. Miss Win
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ForSdle

One tllrec-room cottage on
Morgantownf Ave. Lot 50x4O0
feet. City water and gas. A big
barn and all kinds OF out build
ings. Price $4,000.
One Groom house, Mason St;
modern up-to-date; lot 50x115.
Price $3.50.
One 7-room house on Market ST.,
near Baptist church; lot 4Ox135.
$4,000.
One 7-room house on East Ferry
ST., near Merchant ST.; modern up
to-date; lot S1xSG. Price $S,25O.
One 4-room cottage; modern up-to,
date, near East Park school house;
bargain to quick buyer. Price
$1,000.
One Groom house on State ST.;
lot 50x126. Price $1,000.
One Groom house on E street. East
Park; lot 40x100. Price $500.
One Groom house on the corner OF
Guffey and Columbia SIS; modern
Lot 75x90; brick. Price $4,000
One S-room pressed brick house on
. Morgantown Ave.; modern up-to.
date; good frame barn on alley;
lot 4ox12O. Price $500.
One Groom house on Jackson
Ave; lot 54X100 feet. Price $4,.
600.
One 5-room house on Albert Court;
lot 2Sx120. Price $4,000.
; One S:room house on Vermont
Ave-; modern up-to-datc; lot 40S
100. Price $4,000.
A Groom house and 3 acres oil
ground and all kindsiof out build
ings Price $1.SO0- One mile from
town; plenty of small FRUIT.
One 4-room house on High ST.;
lot 50x1oO. Price $4,000.
3 lots on Wiley St.; size of lots
40x100. Price $2,100.
One 5-room cottage on View St. /;
one block from the East Park
school house; lot i0Xl29. Price
$4,000; modern.
One S-room house on Maryland
Ave-; modern uprto-date; lot
40xl0O. Price $4,000.
We have number of nice lots,
runs from 100000 up. Come in;
&c would be glad to talk this over
with yon. Z floor Trust Building.
Con. phone 672-Y; Bell, 2G2-J,
~ c. Steele
"a REAL ESTATE. ,...
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VIVA. Oil leases
Sold For s500,000

WASHINGTON, Pa. March 30
Drury Heasley & Co.. today closed
the sale of their oil holdings in
Roane county, West Virginia, to the
Wayland Oil and Gas company of
that state. The property includes
600 acres of land, on which are so
producing wells. The price was
100000, The selling company is
composed 2of George r. Drhry and Nj.
f. Whitehill, of Washington. and
Charles G.. Heasley and John II.
Strawn, Of Wayncsburg. .
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NOTICE TO BRICK MANUFACTURE.
Frs. 5

Sealed bids will be received uatil
1900 o'clock noon, Tuesday April
18th, 1914, by tho County Court OF
Marion county, West Virginia, for
the furnishing Of paving brick or
block for the construction Of approx
imately twenty-three miles OF i'm
proved roads and streets in Falrmont
district of said Marion county
A certified check III thcgs sum Of
100000 must accompany cacli bid.
Specifications and instructions to-
bidders are on file in the county
clerk's office. Fairmont, :W.Eva.s ana
at the offices Of Clancy Q Arm-
strong, Fairmont, Viva. and Wash
ington. Pa. ~
{ The County Court reserves tic
right to reject any or all bids.
JOHN T.fPHILLfpS,
Clerk Of the County courtsof
Marion County
March "a, 1st. ,,,ls ~
.;,I 49, ~ ~. tf. * u q y
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NOTICE.

u ! - q IL
Notice Is thereby given that tile
sfohohsahela Valley Traction Com
|pany did. Oh tile 2ist day Of Eeb-
ruary, 1914. file, with tue Recorder
Of the Town Of Riycsyillc, Marion
County. West Virginia an appllca-
tion for a franchise for the constfae-
tion, operation and maintenance 81
a street railroad In. upon and over
certain OF the streets OF the said
Town OF ;Riyesvilic.' and for therisht
to erect, place and maintain. poles,
wires supports aud other fixtures In.
upon and over the public grounds,
streets, avenues and ALLEYS OF said
town, for the purpose OF conveying
electricity for heat, light and pow
er.
with the said application there
was filed draft or an ordinance
granting said Monongaacla Valley
Traction Company, its successorsiahd
asslshs, Inc salu rights ana &priyt-
leges.
The said application will no pre-
scented tcithe Common GouneIf %
said Town at the first meeting
thereof held after the publication
Of this ordinance for thirty (s09
days, or as soon thereafter as .lie
said Common Council will consider
the said application.
+ This notice Is given ID obedience
TO the ,provisionlof Chapter 40 ofthe
Acts Of 1907 OF the Legislature Of
the State of West Virginia. Z
MoNoNGAHELA Valley RAc-i
TToN COMPANY,
By $. L. WATSON, President.
Feb. 20. got. n;
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FLOODS
WATERSRAG|NG

i y @a
BY ASSOCIATED PREss.1 I.
: NEW YORK, March 30.-Spring
floods nave set N :arougn t.le yal=
ileys of the state and already much
property damage IS reported. The
warm weather OF the past, few days
has melted much OF the heavy snow
which fell earlier in the month and
this with a steady fall of rain
throughout the night has swollen. all
the streams. many Of which are out
of their banks, flooding the low
lands.
PHILADELPHIA, March 30.-The
Susquehanna and Delaware rivers
which rise in New York state are
running high today.
SCHENECTADY, n, ", March 80.
Two unidentified men were drown
"a when the Freeman's bridge over
the Mohawk river two miles west of
here was swept away. The damage
done here by the high water thus
far amounts to 100000. The river
was falling this afternoon and it was
believed the danger had passed.
PITTSBURGH, March 30.-Flood
stages were reported from the upper
Allegheny river today because OF
melting SHOWS and last nights heavy
rain. ~
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By ASSOCIATED Perss.l
CINCINNATI, March 3O.-The big
Miami and Whitewater river and
other small streams in this section
went on rampage early today as
the result OF the heavy rains of the
last "a hours.
Two temporary bridges used by the
Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg and Aurora
traction company were washed, away
cutting off traffic between Cincin-
natl and Indiantown along that road.
These bridges were erccter for temp
orary service following the washing
away of the structures by the flood
of March u year ago.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION

FOR permit to construct a dam at Val
4 ley Falls oil Tygart's Valley river,
for the development Of Electric
Power under acts of 1913, chapter
IL.
Notice is hereby given that tlie,un-
1trsigncd will make application by
amended petition, to the Public Ser
vice Commission OF West Virginia, at
the state house, at Charleston. West
Virginia, at its regular monthly scs-
sion, on April the 14th, 1914, at 2
n. NJ, for the granting to the usder-
signed Of a permit to construct u
dam. power house, and other connect
cd works for the development of
Hydro Electric Power or Energy, and
to condemn land for that purpose, in
tic Tygart Valley river at and near
Valley Falls and partly in Marion
and partly in Taylor counties, West
Virginia, under the provision OF chap
ter II, acts of the legislature of West
Virginia for 1918.
General plans and drawings Of
said dam, power house and connected
works arc now on file in the office OF
the secretary of the commission, as
part OF the original application Of the
undersigned heretofore flied and may
be seen and inspected by any one in
terestcd.
FA1RMoNT & CLARkSBURG
POWER co.
by J, W. FLEMING, President.
Mich. 16. 20. 80, Apr. 6.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-six room
house with large lot. Room for
garden and with bearing fruit
trees. Located in sth ward told
9Th ward) on eth street. Apply
W. G. Barbc, Warrington Rt. No.
4. 3-1S-1Mo.
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GETS $40. 900 IN LAND

CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 30.
Squires, suing In Federal
court, was awarded verdict against
J. A. Parker for land in Raleigh
county, valued at $4,000.
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illustrated catalogue ex-
plains how we teach the barber
trade in few weeks, mailed free.
Write, Molcr College, Cincinnati,
Ohio.> 3-2S-6t.
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LIBERAL COMMISSION and Salary
to look after our business in your
community. Interesting, ilgnih-
edGhealthful work. International
Magazine Company, 119 W. 4sst
ST, New York City. 3-11-2t
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WHAT do you wish, Barred Plym-
outli Rocks or Rose Comb Rhode
Island Reds. Eggs or Day Old
Chicks, let me have your order
now. GEO. WEISS, Watson, w.
Va. Consl Phone, 24S. s-2S-1m
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AGENTS 5WANTED-S5 to 81 daily
selling New Fibre Room and No
Dust Clothes Line; 100 per cont
profit; every woman will buy. Be-
gin canvass at once. Sample 30
cents each. Wynnc 81 Dom Co.,
Etllmira, y. Y. 3-10-1mo.
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POULTRY = stxty-seven varieties.
Thoroughbred and exhibition STOCK.
Eggs s1.o0 to $500 per Is. Guar
antced. Send for catalogue.
LEVI B. HARR, Farm. Offices
Main street, opposite Court House.
Both phones. Lift.
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FIRST DEATH IN THIRTY YEARS.
7 GRAFTON. w. Va, March So
The death of Miss Louise Kunst, aged
81, at her home near this city today,
is the first death in the family for
80 years.
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FOR sALE-orpingtons, Bluffs,
white. black. Eggs s1.OO and 81
90 per Is. Stock for sale: Gun
bingham Bros. Rivesvillc. w. Va.
S-7-1mo.
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WANTED VAN Boardcrs at Tucker
Boarding House. opposite new
Postofficc. Sunday chicken dinner
Csc. Meal tickets. $500 per week..
Everybody cordially Invited. 1mo
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FOR RENT-Unfurnishcd flats.
Barns Block. Main street. Bell
Phone G65-J. s-27-3t.
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WANTED

IiAlsRlSON'S require the services of
an experienced assistant trimmer
instheirsmillinery department; also
salesladies for the notion, dry
goods and shot departments. Apply
at once with reference. S-ao-3t
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W'.AA1NTFED-To rent small house OF
or 5 rooms close in. Inquire
Merchant" this paper or Belt
$751; 3-2S-St
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WANTED Bright young man mot
oyerG20) to learn the dry goods
business and run elevator during
busy hours: splendid future for
right party. Apply at once at
Harrison's. 3-3O-3t
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WANTED - Practical nursing. In.
a,tire at Mrs. Robcrtson's. 200
High street. Mch s-tf
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WANT -eBlacksmith, and Steel
Mine Car repair men. Apply
Jamtson Coal & Coke Co. Plant
No 9, Pennington, W. Va.
3-14-tf.
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FOR RENT OR SALE-onc 5-room
house. Apply ]. S. Walker, Con.
Phone 139., 3-27-tf
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'WS'ANST.TED-To rent modern six or
seven room house. Must be in
good condition. Address e. A.
care West Virginian. 1t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Blank coal options at
the West virginian office. 3-26-ft
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FOR RENT-'rhrce rooms unfurn-
ished. Apply 1409 Sighth street.
Locust Ave. 3-26-3t.
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,WAeNTED-Lady to travel with lady
companion for reliable business
mouse. Good wages. Address .,
Care West Virginian.
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'WANgTED-To buy or lease incuba-
tors. :GallEBel Phone 2S1. Con.
zss. 2-9-ti
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FOR R.Nr-S room apartment, Yos,
Flats Apply J. c. Miller, Cooks
Hspital. 7.1s.ti
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FOR sALE-Large house with mod
ern conveniences five minutes from
court house. Must sell quick
cheap. Apply W. F. this office.
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WANTED Position as bookkcepcr
cashier. Best of references.
apply ?. o. Box S15. 3-2S-3t.
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NN'.SAeINESsT1ED-Plain and fancy sewing:
Nos26 Monroe St. Prices reason
able. Bell phone No. ASH l7-tf
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'W''.AsENNS!TEED-Girl for general house.
work. Apply 700 Pittsburgh Ave.
Consolidated phone G53-L.
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FOR RENT-Eight rooms, suitable
for offices, dwelling, or any small
business. win rent separately or
as whole. Apply 324 jefferson st.
or Binns Bros. Grocery, los Maple
Avenue. 3-20-3t.
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FOR RENT-Threc houses. One ON
10th street and Locust Ave and
two on Mt. Vernon Ave. Apply
S13 9Th street and Mt. Vernon
Ave. Bell phone SOS-W.
3-14-tf,
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WAsNTEn-wash woman for famil,
oe!two. Call Bell phone G69-J. 81
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WAA.NsTEED-Large cotton rags for
cleaning presses. &c per lib.
Fairmont West v.rginian Office.
1-26-tf.
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wANTED-Gtrl for general house
work. Call sex Consol. phone.
OF address Box 5sI, City.
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sSaSTEp-Three OF four hours
stenographic work daily by stem.
ographers with permanent position,
but with leisure time. Address
B. ", care West virginian. i 81 tt
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wANTED-At Mrs. L. a. orr,s, 1o1
Fairmont Ave, roomers and board
ers. Meals Csc. Bell Phone,
$751;. s-1o-lmo.
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WANTED-To borrow an invalids
chair for worthy case for short
time. Call West virginian Office.
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THE EMPRESS.

Mis-, Marguerite SNwu. Oklahoma
city, PREMIER actrr>. who has risen
$50 rapidly iu the theatrical world
during the past TWO Years aud who
recently Joined the movies. viii be-
presented by Dumcl Frohmnn In the
four part production of 'Arlstocrary. q"
Noudny at the Empress The dramn ls
the work NJ Bronson Howard and
provides a pictorial dramatic study Of
society aud It's shams Miss Sklrvin
plays opposite Tyrone Powers. the
great dramatic actor whose work IN
THE Servant Ia the House" was
the talk Of the entire nation. This is
the second appearance uu the screen
locally for Miss Shuin her first TAX.
Ing place several months ago In "A
Famous PLAYER, production. On the
sunday vaudeville hnl will appear the
Five FLYING nuyus," In the worlds
premier cnsting act These people were
ihr sensation NJ Ringing Rruthers'
rlrcus lust season appearing In an
ncrohatic net The same as win he
presented here. On the hiu also will
appear Leslie ThurStou expert xylo.
nhonist In novel musical act
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-26
WAR MUNITIONS
ARE PROTECTED
heel Land In Austris-Hwlsary Sown
with Wheat and Rye-Copper Plen.
tlful and Salt Peter Manufactured.

Vienna, Austria, Dec. 20.-.In com.
mon with the German government.
that AuStro- Hungary has taken every
measure necessary TO conserve the mil
ltary resource Of the country. The
most important feature OF this is re-.
duction OF the area formerly given
to the growing OF sugar beets. Such
lands have been sown with winter
wheat and rye.
There seems to be no shortage In
the chemical and metal supplies need
ed In war. The correspondent Of The
Associated Press had an opportunity
10 see the SUPPLIES OF metals OF the
Manfred Weiss establishment. In
every available space copper and tin
lngos had been stored. These metals
are used In the making OF brass and
essential element In the manufacture
OF small arms ammounition.
A shortage Of salt peter also has
been met II IL asserted. Formerly
this most essential constituent of OK.
plodyes was largely imported from
Mouth America. The closing Of the
seas to the German and Austrian
merchant marines cut off this source
d supply A process had bean In
Germany however by which nitro-acid
might be produced by the decunposl.
tion OF other elements. The product
OF this IL now taking the place of the
natural nitre salts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-26

the peast had been impossible That
u The Inner kingdom Of Heaven thar
founders Of religions proclaim; thai
IN the treasure OF the heart compared
with which all others are worthless
From every soul there shines, bright
or dim, fhe gold among the wreckare
And the business Of right living Ia IN
reality Kind Of great salvage enter.
prise Send yUur will down like a Ji.
YER to the foundered galleon, and II
II be but strong enough Il win return
laden with the wealth OF the Indies
Send H. and never viii Il return auite
empty handed. Aud greater salvage
still send the diver into other
hearts Always beneath the huh
Of the galleon, however deem. hew.
ever covered over with weeds ana bar.
nacles, the gold lies cleaning for
the seeker and II you find one his
treasure, you make him rich indeed
and you are a sharcr IN his riches
And surely this IN a truth II you viii
raise for everyone st least a fragment
Of his deep incrusted, sand be.
spattered gold. win you not people the
earth about you with the grateful one
tcu have enriched from their own
treasures Henry Pamss Forman In
collisf's Weekly.
v
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-26
Every Human Soul Contains Wealth
OF Gold If We Will But Search For Il

On every coast In every land, are
legends Of hidden treasure. Not a bay
or inlet Of the sea but some sunken
galleon, some long lost treasure ship Is
moldering upon the bottom with gold
ON doubloons and yellow ingots pouring
from her ribs Hut the sea has no
monopoly OF hidden wealth. Write a
tale OF the buried riches, a Gold Bug
or Treasure Island" and the
popular fancy rises TO Il M to an al.
Turing bait Scarce grange or farm.
stead, scare q thorp or village, but a
runlor OF buried gold has touched
Il with romance
Truly, the tradition Of hidden rich
~ ~ part of the consciousness OF all
the races OF men and, could we but
trace II out, no people would be found
devoid OF H. hut deeper still In tho
human soul, az the very center OF our
being beyond the minds material pic.
lures OF wealth, The heart contains
and cherishes less tangible. a more
spiritual form Of the same belief The
golden doubloons hecome the wealth
OF the soul, the Jewels and the lngots
ara the rich human qualities that
transcend poverty, that transcpnds
success. Without them evolution from
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-26
DlSGRACED ALL; DIES


LITTLE Rock Ark., dee. 26.--John L.
Hurst aged 30. an Iron Mountain
railroad conductor who was married
Two days ugo, ended his life yester
day by lying down In shallow pool
In an abandoned granite quarry on
Fourche mountain six miles south OF
ihttle Rock His body WINS found
when hunter discovered his hat
aud coat with the following note.
Merry Christmas, good bye, every
body new wife and all. | have dis,
graced the whole world and I'm not
nt to live hut I'm crazy now.
Hurst wa, first missed when he
Jailed To appear at u Christmas din.
her al his sisters home. His younS
widow is Frustrated.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-26
THE FOLLY.

The Hamilton Buckley Comedy
company will furnish the feat
IRE Of the new program NJ the Folly
ihcater Sunday afternoon. Manager
Tull hopes To spring q surprise for his
patrons with this company which win
present "Thc Scarlet Womnn " sin"
The trcat l,e Roy viii demonstrate
his ability os Jail breaker. This
man claims that he can escape from
any jail cell ever constructed and
viii defy sheriff Bmlon to keep him
hchnd iron bars Tor any certain
length NJ tlme He win be- seen IN
some marvellous fcots The Majestic
Singing Trio win he heard IN some
OF the latest musical selections. There
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Week at the nNnrhnlsnr

4 Annette kellermau i'm "Nrptune's
Daughter mntInrc and night. Derrm-
Der 70, ~ -, - and 30.
The Calling of Dan Matthews" "
aud night December a.
The Winning of iarhum Worth. ."
Irldny and saturday january and
.. matinee daily
Coming attaclion~. Peg a. My
iIcnrt" "Hl-h thk~" and ~Sc,rn
Keys 10 Buldpatc"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-26
COLD WEATHER SWEEPING
OVER SOUTHERN STATES

Washington. Dee % Snow and rain
marked the path OF storm TINT Is
sweeping northeastward through the
south. The storms center, Thursday
night over Louisiana Friday was over
south Carolina. Heavy rains were
reported IN the South Atlantic anil
Gulf state turning TO snow IN part,
Of virEinin, North Carolina, Tennessee
Arkansas and Oklahoma.
Drops IN temperature were reporiml
generally IN the south with much cold
u weather promised.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-26

Miss Myrtle lIOllingswOrth, with
the Albert Taylor company at the
Metropolitan.
The Man From Home by the Albert
Taylor stock company at the Met. For
Mondny night Mir Taylor has selected
the four act society comedy "Chri,lo.
phcr Ir," This hill will he presented
Monday Tuesday gnd Wednesday.
mntinec aud night on "Wednesday
christopher. Jr.,' was made famous
by John Drew and was the pluy that
first brought Miss Maud Adams into
prominence as leading lady. Mr.. Tay-
Tor viii be- seen as Christopher. Jr.
aud Miss llollingswOrth rs Nellie Colt
the part pln,rd 10y Miss Adams The
Met viii udmit the 1'aylors free at
the Monday might performance. This
Is Albert THllorS way of getting
acquainted with The numerous people
named TAYLOR I'm Oklahoma city The
first eleven rows down stairs arr re-.
served at the Sunday mntincc The
balance Of the house not reserved. Bet
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That the public will still go to the
theeter when there IN something to
be seeu Is shown very strongly In the
plays dramntlzed from Harold Rell
Wrisms stories The Calliup n
Dan Matthews WI be Seen al the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-26

There are two sides to everything
yet woman only has use for one
side Of a mirror.