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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-29

tne fecss IN the matter. This new work
70 s'mpiv IN enlargement and develop
n,ent OF their work m the University
Both Prof. Curti. and Miss Campbell
wer~ recommended for sni re el-.t.-i %
their former positions IN tie University
CABET l. COUNTY NEGROE> HOLD
MEETING.
The colored citizen. Of OaSell county
held the initial nesting on Military
Prsparsdness" ss Ciifislde Park Monday
lass- Thers mere quite laU people there
from different points, viz: Charleston.
Omar. Logan, Portsmouth, and Ironton.
Ohio. Ashland and Catless.burg. XIV.
TINS vas IN evsntful occssisn - il sem.
to marx the 6rst steps OF the kind taken
IN the Ohio Valley. Great credit 10 due
DR. o. u. Barnett and wr. Brown. tia.
former head Of thu Barnett n .pital and
the latter proprietor ~ the Brown Hotel.
81 Huntington fos the en~rsy and PUBLIC
spirisedness in having CliH.i.ie Park and
Camden PART (both hitherto exclusively
Tor white penpieD thrown open one dsy
IN each month for the color-i people Of
she surrounding vicinity Ia i. certainly
. marked concession anil a long stem for
ward IN the direction Of the r,vl.t kind of
recognition When .solor.-i men can do
thines similar TO thi- thew have aerom
piished something. Again ~ eonyr.,n-
late Messrs. Barnett and Brown AMI
deemed IL an Ia ,nor to have been invite,
and 70 have addressed such a large anil
enthusiastic audience.
MEN WHO DO THINGS.
The w. Va Board Of Regents say thar
they regard the fact that Prof RP
sims and Prof. q r.. Mitchell eonld on.
crate their dining halls for s. per indi
viduai. "a marvel ,us feat and one thu,
cannot ~ duplicated in the stat. - Thu
10 another case where men didn't talk IL
OUT resolve It out. or simply nose il out
but they worked it out with their brain.
frois s'ms and Mitchell surprised the
Board at Regents because they coulJ do
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-29

The West Virginia Collegiate Lnsti-
tute Experiences Slight Shake-up
Regarding Appointments Curtis
and Campbell, Special Agents of
Agricultural Department on the job
(Continuei From PAGE One. }

(Continuei From PAGE One)
w. VA. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTES.
West viryinis Collegiate Institute has
sustained some changes IN it faculty
To just what extent u not yet s.cert.in-
able. The reslsnation OF the matron OF
course made . vacancy there which was
duly filled uLon the recommendation of
the President In the main, the persou-
RI of the faculty remain the same. There
was . rumor thst there had been changes
and counter changes made but sppar-
emily the Board Of Regents thought them
grounJless - they SEEMED 10 have paid
but little heed ~ them. IL is TO he hoped
that the incoming year will he one void
of bickerings or any petty jealousies and
result far in advance Of any yet obtained
may he secured.
PROF. CURTIS ON VACATION.
Prof. and Mrs A. w. Curtis tnrethe,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-29
SENATOR STROTHER
At HIS OLD HOME
DOWN IN VIRGINIA

Senator Jas. A. Strother, OF
WEIGH, one OF the most learned
and versatile lawyers at the bar
today, is now at his palatial home
in Culpepper county. Virginia,
looking after that great farm by
the size of which few men in Va.
and generally in the South can
lay CLAIM to anything like it. He
Is strong and incorporating
Republican, an eloquent and
pleasing speaker and a man who
when once your friend, you can
rely on him TO be a true one.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-29
A living Testimony

Rev. A. ; Enders, Of Northfork, w.
Virginia, said in presence Of 30 people
at keystone Baptist Church, Monday
night June 9TH 1917, that he had been
down psrallzsd 10 month. and on top of
tins he had a nervous breakdown, aud
the indigestion besides: his weight Wa
re'iuced from $50 70 l2O: he wss mat
pass going. He said when he had drank
from the MlN-RAL-CUP ) days he could
hardly trace any symptoms Of hi. COM
plant. At present he says he can Il, a.
much work A. he ever did in his life:
walk a. fast, can eat anything he wants,
and weighs lbs more than he has ever
weighed tie bought the cup nearly 3
years ago and has taken no medicine ex-
cePt drinking now only occssioplly from
u. The Min-Ral-Cnp is often called .
Lite saver, Time Saver and Money saver.
You can buy the MIN-RAL-CUP AZ
the Bridgeford Pharmacy, Keystone, w.
Va, price - cents. NOTICE: All Mail
Orders must be made direct u the Home
factory, We pay the cost ~ mailing AZ
tlIe house. Address. X J. STONE. sIs
md st. Richmond, Va. Aerns
Wanted.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-29
LOCALS

DR.. A. s. Ada ms. q very effic-
lent dentist and who has one OF
the hnest equipped Offices IN the
county, was in the city Sunday.
Hon. Jas. George, the real old
reliable war horse and the boys
friend, q successful business
man Of extraordinary standing
Who has made a most envia ole
financial success in life. spent
the afternoon Sunday in Key
stone at the Times Off ce and
Witnessed the childrens day ex-
ercises at the Presby te rian
church Sunday night.
Hon. f. II. Harper. member OF
the house of delegates from this
county and who is 10 aking q
speciality at answering the call
OF food supply on his farm in
Tazewell was in the city Monday.
DR.. j. f. Hereford. who has
only been practicing medicine
for the past four years. now max
ing good at Northfork. was in
Keystone Sunday. lie is a man
who merits the peoples CONT
dence because of his actual and
real service for good He is on
the job all the time and any man
inflicted with ally disease even
from pin scrata hto tuberculosis
need only apply to DIR Hereford
for succor.
Mrs. Anna Hunt, wife of our
old friend L. NJ. Hunt, the first
president OF the McDowe u Times
corporation, accompanied by
Mrs A. +. Watkins we're i'm the
city Wedns sday having some
dental work done. Mrs. Hunt
Is one Of the best church work
ers and most unseltish christian
women in Mcdowell county. She
Called at this Office and subscrib
ed for the Times TO be sent to
her daughter Lessie Hunt. in
Columbus.
Messrs. w. II. and Samuel
Wade we're in the city Saturday
They went to Bluefeld Sunday.
Miss Laura NowIin, of Elk
horn. left Wednesday night for
Chicago on months pleasure
trip.
Rev. John Byers' sermon Sun
day was admitted ~ be one oil
the best sermons that has been
preached in this town in years.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-29
Examination Dates
For 1917

June -. Ersminstiop for Elementary
Renewal, Primary, High School
Supervisors and Special Certifi
cstes.
July 1870. Examination for ElerDep-
tsry. Renewal, Primary, High
school, Supervisors and speci4l
Certi6cstes.
RENEWAL OF CERTIFICATEs
First grade certificates may be renewed
on the following conditions.
Teaching or being othes ~i-s actively
engaged in school work for three years
within the life Of the c.rtificsts.
A full year in . standard college or
normal school or other school approved
By the state Board Of Education count.
the same - . years teaching provided
the work 10 done within the life Of the
certifcats or the year Immediately fol-
lowing ~ expiration.
Application Tor renewal must b. made
within . year from the dat Of The srpir
alton Of the csrtiics2
escn year the kolder ha- taught thsr-on
An applicant for renewal may take ex-
animation on any or oil the snbj~css lissI-i
on the certifcats With Q view OF raising
the general svsrags
No exsminstion 10 required for tl.s
first renewal.
Applicants for second renewal in sII7
will be required 10 pen ersminstion no
the Stste Course Of study With Kendall
and Mirvick's How 70 Teach The FUND
s"eotai Subjsct" and Cubberiy's "Rur-
81 Life and EdncstioD," OF. instead OF
examination furnish svidencs Of having
attended the STATE Univsrsity. . ssass
Normal School, or . school approved by
the state Board Of Educssion, for sir
weeks within ne life Of The csrtidcsse Or
he year Immediately following iss srpir-
Ion, dong full crsdn work.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-29
She Drank Not a Drop
of Water for 2 Years

Mrs. Jane 1hornhill. ~ Iynchburg.
\ a., make = Remarkable. statement Of
what -iIe injured or years. Not only
DIT ] not drink water. Int could onlx
at Cat Meal ard Rice Tor fhi- long tiue
! suffered With indigestion: I sas reduced
u mere frame. Instead ~ a mixing
water J coulf only DRINK ~Neet and But
Ter Mix ard had o. PIT in u tea-poonfnl
81 : ia. tsic thc Wonderful MIN.
kAis tl =, after drinking from a two
days MD at and drink anything I
wanted. IL wa years ago when l,exan
- u-e, my fle-h and health q1irklv 70
turned. J have never had indigestion
since, Meth have had o. take one dro,.
~ medicine othen than o. drink from
that Gre Cup. only n-e 10 now anon,
once IN or : months, One cup Wa ali
I used.
tell y 20 rra'ier that thousands Of snf.
lerers OF digestion. nerveou- breakdoun
kheuma' -m, Kidney tronble and Hesr,
Trouble we made inst a. interes ing a
statement OF recovery a. the aboye.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-29
4lH If JULY
A Big Day in BluefieId.

Everybody is b~'omins deeply inter
esfed IN the great celebration of the 9TH
OF July which il u take place next Wed
nessisy ia Biuel~ld. The principle o.
eA-'on 's and will he the laying Of the
cornerstone Of the Scott Street Baptist
Church together with strong appeals in
'h- interest Of tine Rel Gross. Men Of
pnhlic authority and fame ~ work.r-
WILL IT. on hand u speak Everybody
'- getting really u be out and hear the-~
speakers Tins Il holy csnse and all
r're pr'ie. liberty loving and patriotic
citizen will he out.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-29
President of C. r B. E. A. In
Keystone.

R"v H. III. MeKoy. ID. d.. President
oil the Golden Rule Benefi. isl AMI En-
i"~ment Association. Was i'm the e;tv
Tuesday Of this week lie held a meet
ing with h's Deacon Board of his church
at Upland Tuesday night.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-29

Attorney III. j. Capehart. our briIlisnt
young lawyer, go-.s u Bluefield two dsv-
every week They are Tuesday and
a"r'ay lie has a very heavy practice
already and Ne predict that his practice
~''' demand his attention more YET As he
becomes known
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-29
ihe rias Top
Baptist
Association
To Convene JuIv IL Is
at Bramwell, ". Va.
Earnest Appeal Made to Pay Off
Debt on Hill Top College and
Seminary.

Il J..
Ny Dear Br-'sf~'. : st.. and Friends.
Greetings
thanking y"n Tor Your pat support i'm
our en'iesvors to lift the masses upon =
higher plain, 80 that a clearer vision NAV
be had al our educational, moral AMI
spiritual duties, A. TRUSTEES of Gad'-
Kingdom, ] wish u stir mp your pure
minds relative In the nearne-s Of our
twenty hrst annual sitting Of the Fla,
Top BAPTIST Association which convene-
with the Bluestone BaDtist Church. Bran
We'll, Rev X. III. Mrkoy, ID. d., pastor.
July III. L., L., 1917. Hence. We are
expecting earh church i'm the Association
10 represent I'M this sll Important meet
ing Having examined the financial
condition of our school at Hilltop. WA
W. find that n has burden of less than
49," resting upon il, the major portion
'i which We hope tn raise i'm this meet
ing; 50 please $50 to il that your church
sends mp not less than s. for the Vest
Virginia Seminary AMI College. apprsci
ating. however, the other needy ceu-.s
that appear on our irttrr form. Wh,le
patriotism - atlame ON the lips of the
nation, may w. not also he aroused t. a
spirit OF enthu-iaSm and christian .levo-
ti"n' fe'"w appears the official pro-
gram fer our sitting.
Hoping To meet you at Rramwell ON
tile above dates, am,
Yours truly.
W. II. MITCHELL.
Cor. Sec'y.
PROGRAM
Wrn>r~DNN M"r~iN,. IrrN n.
90" a m. Call to order 10y Moderator
Devotionals conducted 10y Revs. J. w
cr"ckett ami j. g Price. Appoint
me"t 81 committees on Finance and !
Reading Letters
u -tp a. m. lntr.siurtory sermon bv
Rev. W. II Mitchell or his alternet.. ]
Rev +. G.. iIoc"mb.
ArrEE~np~
2..ab y m. Ds.vntianais con.iuctrl hv
appointment
81" y ~. THE N.~ierator's address
90" .. IA. Address on Missions. Rev.
L. ID W Meadows. state >np~rin-
ten'ient of Missions Letter Reading
Ftr>l>a
So" g.. m. sermon. Rev. Rev. w. w.
Hicks, ID d.. or hi- a'terrate. Rev
W &. Clements. l. ID. Welcom..
address, Mis- Mamie Anthony Re-
sPone. M"'icrator'- appointment
E>DAN, Jt'LY T..
',"l m Dtvotionais conducted by
isev-- w. VI. Gray and T. r. Woody
Introduction OF visitors
l'9" a m A'idrrss, Prof. Byrd PriI-
irrman. \. VI President Of West Viz
ginia Collegiate Institute
u 90" a. m sermon. Rev. j. W. Robin
son. \. NJ, or hi- alternate, Rev. ".
A. PIttarl, \. NJ
ArrrE>uoN
30 y. m. DevotIonals conducted by
Hevs. A. y Hartley and VI J. Johnson
Report Of fraternal messengers
''.'' y. IN. Temperance report discuss
I'll by Rev. u. J.. I'iglar
i::5l =. m. Report on E,lncation is
c'-se~l by Prof. } W. Moss, Princi, ,aI
kImbali Graded school
EvE>iVe.
S:OO p. m. sermon. Rev. :. VI. Mar
tin, Tn or hi- alternate. Rev. w.
VI. Micken-
FRIDAY. JULY ~.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-29

this. They would lave 49,, 49, ,ris..i
"a. il they couldn't have and had not
done IT,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-29
mrs. My Hancock
Meals & Lunches
C''irk 6. nv &c
EvE3YTH ~; FIRST Class.
POWHATAA west "a.
NOTICE FOR PISTOL LICENSE

Notice is hereby given thar tn. under
signed, who 10 Sp<ci.; Gtii~er will sppIy
u the Judge OF the Cir ut Oours Of
McDoweil county at the Jun. t-rm. 1917
Tor license TO carry iistoi IN sccord-
snce With section of chapter las Of tn
code Of Westvirvinia.
Jenkin-jo Jones. w. Va.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-13
NEGLECTED COLES
ARE DAN MGER0uS
?, Y Safel Prevent serious ill
ae3S by promptly admin
istering DR.. Bells Pine
Tar-Honey.

Prompt use OF Dr. Bells pinc.Tar-
Honey does more than hrtak up your
cough 10 may be- the "ouuoo NJ rreyou-
tIon' thpt saves YOU dangerous sickness
Doctors declare the common cola one
NJ the serious diseases, with results Ike
pneumonia and tuberculosis which cause
hrgy portion of human mortality
For Years ur Belts pne-Ter Honey
has hcpn remarkably succossul with
coughs, colds grippe Group ana tlronL
chest or bronchial troubles Time has
moyel its heating beIsons viii soothe
and relieve irritation, breathing win he
unsier, while RS anuscp,lc properties XIII
ihe germs witch caused Infection and are
rynrdng recovery Chilgcn like IT,
THAT "pIttng on treatment Is dan.
r,fuus. Al the first sign ut q cough
Start taking IN Rrlls rnc-Tnr. Honey.
Tear ths ad out and take II TO your
druggist with 2jc and he VIII rive YOU
the genuine In Bells Pine Tar Honey
Ndv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-13

never o'c'>lept on saturday and
] got up and >urrcd my nSr $. pan
''ke' and lclt Them all Ic'dyrto HOP
ana me and N'"'y e. some bread and
wlk ana then We started tor MI Rock
rn'der and we went down through
town and mp 'tro>, the bridge ana
turned the other way from the H'rl $
win the nan sister ana the skinny
lrmolhcr. and the dew was HilI ON
the grass and the flowers 10y the SIDE
the road and me and kowdy was
running along HE middle OF the ROAD
making dn,t and ! was trying to run
sideways like I,owdN and We we're both
having ram every time w iec' got
m'>rd up and made me IaIl ana We
were quite ways along the road Nn'n
"c come i' a. short TAT ted-lated man
vino was having trouble Wiih a Wh','
M ms otto, ANA We stopped 10 N'''n
mm ilN u. ANA be looked at me, ana
then he Iou.cd at Rowdl long umr.
'nd sand, Nmc dog. ana ! ,"lu
WI d"g mem ne i'\'d IN. "ne',
and aud. How tar You Eoln ami ]
>1id' IN w. ,,"p., no" '' you
R''ut '' >Iiu' In' i''P u" you '''
your "'N, |"' '' ''N' ~" 'u'''' ,''
nc queue" '.'' % ''",'' "..'i ~, - ."' "u,'' ....'
ne Va" go, w. ana '>'N'l l"''i''u n,,' W., /, h,
uy p''N ','.' ana ,''' ","o >"io' wa ""', i,
U' | o> ''I ','"' y" u we, IH,','' ,,,
ava u, I'''''" "''' ''o '"' "N, =
"O'" o.. snapped ''"'" 'u ho"uy y
n'IN anu on AT II'. I.',.' ~" w, ,a'i i
'u" 'n'h nc .p''''' ',' If ''I'', "'o' "'.n ",
gave me " PuS" |"' '"'''' ',' ol'' VI "
inc L""'; ana Wu''' nc was ''"i '',H ~, , u'I
car J h'i'ere%. u' 10 IT, IN'"ul anu
N"M"E went !" 'N ''' sNI'"'o c'.iy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-13
Salaried People

Find /, terribly hard these days
ip get u littlo ahead 80 It IL, and
ever will he n one does not
speculate a little. he never gets
nh,nd on q SALARY, unless hos get
ting u whoppcr and even then ono
doesn't save much unless he makes
his money work for him Most ot
uur mllliounircs were poor once,
iust Ike many ~ MS hut they lu-
vested thplr sCnut savings, and
,.,p ia. ,rp,I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-13
Enolnnd Limits Spinning

MANCHESTER. Nov B-lhc cot
ton control board ha, decided that at
ter Noyeuihcr " no firm using Nmcr'-
can cotton may operate more than uO
perccnt ~ il, machines unless per
mi,tcd by the government to exceed
that limit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-13
Honesty and
Efficiency

The president Ot THIS lompuuh
~ Nj. Walter Benson the
right mrn In the right place, who
viii look after your Interests uN.
,,nEngly. and man whose nbl'iN
and honesty is unuucsiiourd.
Mr. R,usou hps been I'm th'
state Of oklahoma for nearly ].
wears. Wa for o. number u' Nr1rH
ruuur,i,d with the Mummplh ll.r
nprtmoui store In Shawnee, Okl,
afterwards was Tor . years us.
s,slpnt cashier with the Bank NJ
SnmNwH. Snsukwu. uklu., nui
m- tho lnst four years was pruwln-
pnt m ull leases md ruul rst.ir
n oklahoma city. having DDu-
siernhlcSSaororty I'm this city ut
the PRESENT time
MI Rpuruu. several years Hgn.
OikA VI uf uD sIw opportunities
n ul leases. aud hu WuH very sue
rrs4ml iu his ,niutpr.HA \,N
recently he purchased fry.ul
,amrhlr lrpFos ON which lNr
foundation 81 This company 0F
launched Success spells i"1
words Honesty aud EiflD'.uDN
separately moan failure uollr'.
lively spell success nrl we"
pride ourulN,p That We h.vr hu'h
these uuplINo. uuUs tp mako this
company one blk success
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-13
FOLKS At Home
TO KNOW OF WORK
OF TRAVIS BOYS
General Allen Establishes Pub
IiCiy Bureau at Camp,

"N'y OuIVdu oI O"I''p'
Ct,,p RAW, CAV AN.r0\Io
.r ~, - ,'.''' ,'' ''.'
''N' No'. I'.-Io Inc 'hu 'n"' par
cni', relatives and friends Of the sol
ale', now composing the ooh Division
National Army stationed at Camp
,Irayiy San antonio Texas, may be
Kept informed a' TO the health pro
Crcs, and general welfare OF the men
composing thu, army DIVISION General
Henry !. Nllcn commanding. has c,-
labIshed q publicity bureau Thu, pub
hcfty bureau VIII each week send to
the newspapers OF Texas and Oklahoma
items OF interest concerning the sol.
dlcr' At Camp Travis. Every effort
viii be made To SO locallzc these items
that each newspaper viii be supplied
with new, that relates to men from the
county ~ which the particular news.
paper s published
Allen Is Pleased.
l..r.,,I Arr,, :; ..ll ,lc,..l .,,.J,
III, .n,,,rc.s ,hr Soldier. n,,. ~, C,,,n.
Tr,,,. ,rr m,r,,, II thc ;n,,,,,,c
,r,,r,,r ,,brJ,,r ,h,, h,. Lr,., IA
lc.,,J nm g., ,L,s ncr,,I ,o,,,nr,. =,
,roIr.. ,,rh .nl.,d,l r,.,r. IL L., ,L,
Lr.iyr ot those high in command here
that the Goth Division will be trained
UcrEsjcallN To uphold the liberties OF
the world At a date much earlier than
ha, been planned
HE FIRST French officer who reached
Clmn Travis to assist in training this
division IN jhc finer points oi lhc-"ar-
kamc expressed himself as beng agree
ably surprised H, the results oi the
training 50 Tar given.
20 the cm that there be no ,rhNomc
periods OF training, General Allen has
given especial attention 10 providing
annie and hcaIihlul recreation tor the
soldiers OF ms division
All clean ,hlcucS are given ollclaI
and energetic encouragement and all
lottcd hours each wccAarc devoted to
NortS that make supple the muscles,
make Keen the ewes and have m them
the rest @, contest
Always Watch Health.
Tin. General health If ,hc ,,mn 70.
,.,,,. tr. rnn.,,n, 5,rr,;,n nf ,il of.
O,,r. nrdcr Jirc,ti,r of thc medical
earn. Cl,ll,d ,t,cnt;o, is o,ycn ever,
case even "' S''En' 'nuisPoI'''o'I IJ J
sanitary ''N'"u'n' are LoI I"u'a,'u' "a" "
WIN 'o' No', -ucd INA. wc I"''.t ,,.
ro% ~ lamp I'"t's rSn@'h "'"''N
III Dool ..., -.
NoT 'S ne m"''r anu ,PI.,r,,u"' >'u'
oi 'nc ,oiu,et' ,'crI,'N,"H. TIC '".'I
IS l%ity a9'teu WIN , NJ. \, y,
NnlShN ul '"luuihu>' d'lu J. "u''R N'"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-13
OFFERS FOR SALE
DO Shares of Pre-Organzaon Stock at 1Oc Per Share

, oklahoma Cily, April 90, 1917.
10 WHOM lT MAY CONCERN
I take pleasure In stating that !
have known the benrer, Mir walter
Henson. for several years. and that
! can truly and sincerely attest
hlH hlEh merit aud excellent
character. ana can assure anyone
who Cumcg iu contact With these
prcprntH that he In umu NJ
subrIcty, honesty and industry aud
worthy ~ mNors from anyone WITH
whom IN, viii oouln IN contact
Very respectfully
R T.. WOOD
AWEuut Attorney G"ncrl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-13
CAPITALIZATION

merely selling oil stock;
&C.
TO Dp,lIN Il
Al uN o vI cl
NJ
be-
and tu
.p lc
trlr VIII I iu ,Nt ttYr , 70
1911 Aitcr THIS date
o c.mru, shu u' gcd ft tc lor losH unn o my
uroIornV dlu VIII
teme turning ' nongh of Mother Earth ''"nE the treasures
of uuu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-13

Women now run the village Of Cal
iiorna, ky since nearly all OF the
men have Joined the army Mrs,
Wheeler is po,tmistrcsS while her hu,-
band is fighting Mrs Stanley Zones
Is performing her husbands duties as
rural mail carrier, and Mrs T. l..
Hcrndcu has taken her sons place as
railroad station agent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-13
VERY Liberal Terms

We are very glad 10 announce
fhnt these tctms win be- very Hc-
yrut0hlo 10 the petson whose In
come In small. II win give her Or
him "a chaurc 10 invest In n larger
amount nov than they othcrwls"
could have done. aud who Cnn tcll
n mHy be worth 10 times the
amount paid before you are re-.
uulrod tu meet your second pay
mont.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-17
COMMERCIAL CHAOS
AFTER THE WAR, Is
OPINION OF HUGHES

Sydney. Australia. April I'm
~addressing.a ameeting Of Sydney bust
ness men, the prime minister, william,
M. Hughes, recently said Of postwar
problems:
after the war we shall enter upon
an era Of commercial chaos, upon a
worldwide demand for goods unpro-
vtded. 1t is obvious that the only
remedy for q trouble like this is or
g~anixation. Organization must pene-
trate into every strata of industry.
you must be up-to-date and put
away Anticipated methods from your
businesses as generals have been sac
ftdced in the a Efficiency, EN-
cheney and nothing but efficiency mus
be your watchword and all your 81
forts should be directed along definite
well-thought-out lines. This country
has every material necessary for ii
manufactured. From German dom
[tnat1on In metallifsrous markets
We have now come toca time when
(Austrelia q determined that she viii
make up her. products and put them
into the worlds markets in their IN
lshedS state. Apply what has beer
done With metals to industry and you
heve some part OF your dimcNlty
salve6."