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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-20
PROPOSED So BALE
TAX ON COTTON is
KILLED IN HOUSE
Bulletin.

Washington, Sept. l9.-The pro.
posal of Representative Moore OF
Pennsylvania to the war revenue
bill for tax Of So bale on cotton
was defeated in the house today
the Moore amendment being re-
iected when the presiding officer
Representative Saunders OF Vlr-
ginia, sustained a point OF order
against it.
Another amendment by Represen-
tative Moore, which would have
imposed tax of So bale on cotton
going into textiles, already had been
defeated by a rising vote OF l0C
m ~,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-20
Boy Scouts Called
To Meet Tomorrow Night

Members of all the Boy Scout
patrols are directed to attend a
meeting at Scout Headquarters
Convention Hall. at 8 o'clock to-
morrow night. Boy Scouts will aid
in the campaign to be begun next
week for the collection OF clothing
for Belgians. Scout masters urge
that all scouts be at the hall
promptly at the hour named.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-20
MARINES TO ELY.

Washington, Sept. ~. - Marine
corps headquarters announced today
the first aviation unit organized in
America and sent abroad using Am
erican-made material exclusively
was the First Marine Aeronautic
company, equipped for water flying.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-20
GOOD POSITIONS.

Byrne System students qualify for
SlO0 positions in civil service or
business in from three to five
months time. No system equals the
Bvrne for efficiency and quick re-
suits. Write for free catalog. Cap
itzl City Business College (Advl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-20
.Burkburnett.

The city authorities OF BurkDuI-
nett. Texas, have passed an ordi-
nance prohibiting the storing OF OIL
inside the city limits. This Is the
result OF the Zap fire in which two
lives were lost and several persons
were severely injured. Storage
tanks that have been erected within
the city limits must be removed and
this order will affect about seventy
five wells. and make it necessary Tor
those that are drilling to suspend
operations pending the completion
of pipe line to the wells,
Three wells are now on the sand
in block TO- Clint Wood has fish
inc lob in block Il, and c. B. Far
ouharsen is on the sand in block
52. The Nindicator Oil Co.. in one
of the outer blocks, is setting the
casing and cementing. Couch and
Winfrev have set the casing and
will drill in as soon as the cement
,sets. Staley, Langlord and Chenauit
have put a Star rig over their NO. }
and will drill deeper. The Ham
mond No. is reported increasing
the flow, now making $500 barrels
daily. The Maer, SILK y Willis wen
is swabbing 65 barrels hourly. ne
| Willis-Crowell well is flowing lSoV
barrels daily.
In the old Burkburnett field there
were several competitions reported
this week. w. ". Silks Birk No. /
is reported swabbing fifty barrels
daily and the Ruyle Farm Oil Cos.
Ruyle No, Is, on the sand at I,oSo
feet is reported flowing 800 barrels,
The Panhandle Refining Cos. Heis-
erman No. 10 is reported swabbing
thirty barrels at l ,665 feet.
On the Burnett ranch the -Four
| Six Oil Co. has a good well in its
| No. /. Culbertson lease, the well
swabbing 500 barrels according to
reports.
At Electra three new wells are re-
ported: the Magnolia Petroleum
Cos. Francis Sumner No. %, fifty
barrels. at 1854 feet the TeXac Co S,
Buckley No. 3, twenty-five barrels,
at l.697 feet and Forbes, Nelson and
Patterson's Burnett Section :, tWen-
tv-five barrels. at 80l feet.
At Petrola the Henrietta Oil and
Gas Co. reports 2,5OOOOO cubic
feet gas well on their Holloway No.
/ Q. No. 10 is still drilling.
There is little activity in Holli-
day or Iowa Park, only few wells
being drilling at present. No. ac-
tivity among wild caters in this sec
tion is reported by the oil scouts.
Two deep tests are to be made in
Archer county, not far from the
Wichita line. The Humble Oil Co.
is drilling on the VIII Taylor tract,
west OF Holiday and is prepared to
make thorough test in that section.
w. ". silk ct al, have a standard
rig starting in Archer county. where
biologists have said the Pennsyl-
yania and Permian formations meet.
The Sinclair Co. also reports salts
factory progress On its test south
1east of Archer City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-20
ALBERT STRAUSS IS
NAMED AS MEMBER
OF FEDERAL RESERVE
bulletin.

Washington, Sept. l9. - Albert
Strauss OF New York, now repre-
sentative OF the treasury depart
ment on the war trade board, was
nominated by President Wilson to
succeed Paul NJ. Warburg as
member OF the Federal Reserve
board.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-20

WINGED that l could not be worse oil
over there.
With the American Army on the
Vesle, Wednesday, Sept. -(By
The Associated ss.}-A German
prisoner captured recently suggest
ed TO his captorc that they send a
note from him to German soldiers
by airplane or otherwise, explaining
that the report that AMERICANS kill
German prisoners, is untrue. He
said that many Germans were sick
of fighting and would surrender II
they were assured that American,
do not kill their prisoners, as the
Germans have been led to believe by
their officers.
An appeal written in English call
ing upon Americans OF German am
cestry to join the forces Of Germany
has been dropped behind the Amer
lean lines by enemy aviators.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-20
Encampment Odd Fellows.

Regular meeting of Indianola
Encampment No, IS |. Q. o. F.
will be held Thursday evening at
s o'clock. Business of importance.
GEO. L. DYER, c. P.
.. T. Nisbett. Scribe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-20

A meting OF the Housewives
League was held at o'clock TINS
afternoon at the rest room OF the
courthouse.
A called meeting OF John H. Nor
gan Camp, Y. c. ", will be held at
o'clock Monday night at the
courthouse. for the purpose OF max
ing final arrangements and giving
out certificates TO those who desire
to attend the annual state reunion
at Tulsa.
W. B. Orcutt has filed suit in the
district court against his wife, Myr-
tie Orcutt. for divorce. He alleges
in his petition that they were mar
ried at Kane, Pa, Sept. 10, 1910
and that in November OF the same
year she deserted him.
In the police court yesterday art
arnoon !. II. Barnett was fined SloU
and sentenced to serve 81 days IN
1alI. Fit MdS ClldI SSu N'lH SN'-''o
whisky and soliciting for gambling
house. 1t was alleged in the hearing
OF the case that he made up the
game by getting the necessary num-
Der of men together and hired a
room in hotel for that purpose.
1t was testified that he sold some
of them whisky. He gave notice OF
appeal
lin Carter. deputy sheriff, arrest
ed |. F. Austin, Moman Williams
and Anderson Hooks, while Deputy
Horace Kendall brought in A. b,
Berryman. All are negroes and all
are charged with the theft OF cot
ton. They will have trials before
Justice Franklin Bourland.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to: r. /. Dnnaird, 50. to Rue
Beadle. p, Healdton; Z. Fandy, Is,
to Ruby Rutledge, 20, Ardmore;
Albert c. Maiden, 40, to Ida NJ.
Runnells 40, Writ, and to NJ. j.
Hogan. 32, to Mae Garrison, Il,
HealdtoE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-20

Hugh Sturm, drilling contractor
is in Ardmore this week from the
Duncan field, where he has several
drilling. contracts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-20
WORK OR FIGHT"
ORDER is INVOKED
(Continued from page y

Ager, John
Austin, John
3
Bell, K. l..
Bell, Willis
Benjamin. Wade
Bennett, Wilbur
Eorton. w, 3.
Bradley, William
Brockett, James
Brown, Leonard
Brown, Wetten f,
c
Carson, Chiso
Cole, William
Crotzer, K. ..
Crouch, Lewis
Culbsrson, Ernest
Daniel, J. s.
Dillingham;, Harrison
Douglas, +, ".
E
English, Fl
Enloe, (.
Evans, Paul
F
Fand, {. y
fillmore, |,
Frank, Albert
Frank, Amos
Freeman, Q, /.
Fuller, Thomas
G
Canes, Marion
Glover, {. Fl.
Gordon, Lee
Gordon, Walter
Greathorne, Farley
Hardin, Quo
Hall, Samuel
Henry, c. NJ.
Holley, D. A.
Hunt, Allen
ackson, II, F.
ohm, 5.
Johnson. Stanley
Jones. Thebmar
L
Lane, Ben Bo
LAYERS, J. W.
Libery, Henry
Lindsay, X. S.
Lloyd, W. A.
McC
McClendon, Samuel,
M
Marshall, Ballard
Mathers, Charles
Maynard, Mathis
Miller, l.. X.
Mitchell. William
Moore, Ellie
Majors, Jack
Neal, Joseph
NoIahq, llaI'!
r
Pace, J. W.
Parder, Very
Payne, p. n.
Philips Edgar
Pollard, +. y.
Prater, w. n.
Prince, Monroe
Pugh, L.
X
Kay, Ed.
Kay, George
Rice. Charles
Rlchman, X. *.
Riggs, w. +.
Riley, Huber
Robinson, Roy
Rogers, Harry
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-20

III in the year 1916 they Offered
peace now they ask it, the article
continues.
But in what spirit do they ask
peace!
Rome, Sept. lit was stated at
the vatican with reference 10 the
subject OF peace proposals that the
preference OF the pope Is to act III
such matter only when asked to do
so by both parties. However, 1t was
added, ii a diplomatic representation
were received from one OF the par
ties, inquiries would be made OF the
other party ii it desired to receive
such representation.
Rome, Sept. l8.-The Italian gov
ernment has no knowledge OF the
Austrian note inviting the belliger-
ents to a conference except for the
text of the document carried by the
telegraphic agencies, the semi-oiti-
cial Stefani news agency, an
nounced The government, how
ever, is indicated by the agency to
be in no mood for opening such
negotiations as are suggested by the
unofficial text.
If the text is correct, says the
agency statement, the Italian gov
ernment points out that Austria s
proposals seek to create semblance
OF peace negotiations without any
real consistency or the possibility
OF a practical outcome.
The entente nations and the Unit
ed States the statement says, have
made known their terms for the es-
sential basis OF a just peace. On
these points the Austrian note says
not word. The same remark ap-
plies to the Italian aspirations"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-20
MANY SOLDIERS
OF KAISER ARE
SICK OF BATTLE

Continued from page l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-20
AUSTRIAN PEACE
PROPOSAL RAPED
BY POPE'S ORGAN

Continued from page
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-20
O | l.

The Plains Oh and Gas Co., No
4 Sims, in section Is 2s4w, viii make
25-barrel well in 70 feet OF sand
between 342 feet and SOP feet. a
location for No. ; has been made
500 feet north OF No. !, Nos. !
and ; are on the pump, making p
barrels daily each.
Johnson & Franklin, No. | Jamer-
son, in section II 2s4w, will be ce-
mented to save the sand from S.
feet to 345 feet,
A. Fairchilds, OF Ada, is in Ard
more this week on business tor the
Empire Gas and Fuel Co. Mr.. Fam
child heads the leasing department
Tor that company in this field.
The Wauran, section 80 ls9w, al
ter getting the tools irom-rhe hole
where they were lost Al i depth o
1863 feet, drilled q ysP uu- ,.t
ther and now has good -ho"m-
OF both OIL and gas.
1t is expected that another sale
of Usage land Will be offered about
Nov. :. Land on the west side o'
the tract VIII probably be included
in this sale, indicating the abandon
ment OF the interior department
efforts to have the Usage trus
period extended.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-20
bULGAR|ANS IN
FL|G 1T BEFORE
ALLIED AR ME S
SERBS, WITH ALLIES, DRIVE
ENEMY MORE THAN
u MILES.
BAT THING DAY AND NIGHT
eulgars in Their Retreat Burn
Stores and Towns-Allies Cap
ture Much Booty and Fifty Can
non-Aviators Slay Many Of the
Enemy.

London, Sept. l9.-The Bulgar-
ians are in flight in Macedonia and
are burning stores and villages, ac-
curding TO = Serbian official state
neut received here.
The allied troops now have ad-
yanced more than II miles and Their
progress is % rapid that they have
not been able to count the prison
ers and WAL material taken. New
regiment; thrown in by the Bulgar-
ians have been forced TO retreat with
Others.
The Bulgarians have been defeat
ed completely and the Serbian troops
are pursuing them day and night.
The Serbian and French troops
have taken the towns OF Topolets'
Potshi:hta. Beshlshta, Melynitsa,
and Sassimbey. They have also
taken the heights OF kuchov IA
mem,
Paris, Sept. l9-An official
French report today on the Ser
bian advance against the Bulgarians
saws that a total OF - villages was
taken and that the booty captured
was considerable. More than fifty
cannon, OF which more than twenty
pieces were heavy guns, fell into al
lied hands. The number 81 prison.
ers IS increasing INCREASINGLY.
The allied aviators dominated
completely over the enemy and
greatly aided in the battle by at
tacking enemy troops.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-20
LOCAL BREVlTIES

A meting OF the Housewives
League was held at 3 o'clock this
afternoon at the rest room OF the
courthouse.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-20

vinced that | could not be worse oil
over there
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New York

NEW YORK, June 27.-The hesitant
tone Of the stock market in the early
stages Of yesterdays session suggest
"a an expansion Of the short interest
hut prices advanced vigorously later
with almost a buoyant close.
United States Steel at an advance
CT ~ points 10 its maximum quota
ton Of the month, and . TO 0 point
gains in other equipments, motors
Sad shipping. featured the very ac-
i've movement Of the last hour.
Reading also was factor. showing
consistent strength at an extreme rise
Of 2is points, and secondary coalers as
we'll as grangers and cotton carriers
moved more leisurely, but the general
railway list Jagged.
Other conspicuous features OF
strength embraced General Motors.
which rose : points, With a moderate
setback at the end. and Central
Leathcr and Atlantic Gulf although
ghlppings, as a class, were irregular
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.fFlNANCE, OIL AND Gas

d . o18toF b all sands. IN Butler die.
tglct g, = Han & Co are starting a sec.
0n1 tO9t on the Scott farm.
81 Clay diStFict. W06l county.
George W Raael has com6lOted No
l.dhithe smlt6 Thomas fol. his q
"a ylllght plmpeF in thei 6Fea grit.
1fe q sndeTson. OIL CNnpalE;s test on
)SiJl NaIneT fam is a ipumper
The Gov Run saAd. The Carter on
9opiDany's second test on the X 2
Cover farm dry In the Cow Run sand.
- been drilled 10 the Big Inn and
developed a gas pressure in that for
nation. 10 3 on the same farm is due
IN the sand. s4NaCss, Q
In Proctor district, Wet1el county
Treat & Dunbar have drilled their
test on the A Frohnapfel farm through
the Big Injun sand II is a duster. In
lafayette district, Peasants county.
InEhram & Co arc down 900 feet at
a wildcat on the Charles Morgan farm
and are fishing In the same district
smiht & Mccullough have moved in a
Drifting machine az location for :
Wildcat on the Pos, Jones farm.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
caMM,c eloNER,s sALE.


Pursuant 10 2 decree OF the Inter
wolioto Court a. Marion County Wesj
Nirgiui3. entered on tho 25th day OF
April. 1918. in ;n7 CNq1csry cause Of
Olnoy y. Leve'le Executor ct a. ".
fiwa-d jenkins e. al. the undersigno1
Special Commissioner will on
Saturday, July 27th, 1915.
no the front door Of the Court HcCse
OF Morton County. beginning at rEo
o'clock y m. nj that dag. offer for sale
10 the highest bidder the following
described real estate, lying and being
on HicEm3n's Run in Union District
o. Marion County West Virginia, de-
sCTibed az follows:
Beginning at stone with chestnut
pointers corner to TE9E31 CaTpen-
tcr's heirs, and with same y. 5. =.
AZ poles 70 chestnut: thence y. AZ W.
27.3 poles to a stake 10 lot No. 2;
thence with same S. IL w. Sc poles 10
statek; thCu:e $. "a IL f. 81 "a pole J
to the beginning. containing 3 acres I;
together with a fifteen foot right of
way over Lots Nos. . and in the
partition OF said land between Cyrus
f. Boyers. Robert Levelle ct al. a plat
u which said land and partition is of
record in the Clerks office of the
County Court Of Marion County, West
Virginia. in Deed Book No. 1873 at
pages 800 to 305.
TERMS-Onethird or as much more
az the purchaser may elect to pay
cash in hand on day of sale. and the
residue in two equal installments pay.
able in one and two years respective
" from date Of sale, with interes;
thereon, the purchaser being required
10 execute to tho undersigned Com.
missioner his two interest bearing
notes. payable as aforesaid, with good
personal security thereon. and as ad.
ditional security a vendors lien will
he retained upon the property sold.
N. w. OGDEN.
Special Commissioner
!, Clarence Currey, Clerk Of the In.
;ermediate Court of Marion County,
Wet Virginia. hereby certify thai
bond in the penalty Of 100000 as
provided by said decree with security
approved hy me as sufficient. has been
given by the said Special Commits
sioner.
CLARENCE CURREY.
6-27-7A-1l-lS. Clerk.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. II. +. coleman will leave 49,.
morrow ,ar a months visit with friend
in Huntington.
Charles r. noon, OF Underwood. W
me guest OF friends In the city yest.-.
day.
Mrs. Lucian II. Boor and children
arc guests OF he Misses Jane;te and
Caro'l2c Bright in Fairmout.
Luther a. L.ac1.a. OF burton vas
business visito, here yecterdcy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto d. Barbe and
cl!ld and Mrs. J. J. Barbe Of Grant
Town, and the Misses Rose and Ava
Barbe, Of Hoodsville, we're guests OF
relatives here yesterday.
Mrs. ]. Clark EvaNs ard daughter.
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e. end Gas.

There is a lack OF features in dc.
velopment work in the Eastern fields.
Considerable importance attaches 20
some Of the test wells drilling and
starting in various sections Of the
lower Southwest fields. Operators re.
aliZe that 10 secure an appreciate In
crease in production the discovery OF
new producing territory Is ir' norative.
n the old districts where t,re Is
ftill chance for small wells operators
are doing all they can in the way o;
development work There would he
much more Of that kind Of work II II
was less difficult to secure drilling ma.
terial and drillers and tool dressers.
In Central district. DOddridge coun.
y, w Va. the Imperial Oil and Gas
Products COmpany's No 2 on the Mary
= DOtSOn farm and No S on the Dan.
Tel DuckwOrth farm are good for 10
and three barrels. respectively. in the
Big lniun sand. In the same district.
the Hope Natural Gas Company has
the rig completed for a ten on the w
r Walton farm. The Imperial Oil and
Gas COmpanyG No on the Daniel
DuckWOrth farm is due in the Big In
Jun sand. In sae same district the
Columbia Carbon company drilled its
NO Is on the Lewis Maxwell farm TO
the Gordon sand. securing a l0-barrel
pumper in that formation. In Green.
brlor district the Hope Natural Gas
Company is starting a second test
on the N E McClain heirs farm.
in Clay district. MOnongalia county.
the Hope Natural Gas Company's test
on the Mrs. E A Price farm is a gas.
ser In the Bis Injun sand. In the
same locality the same company IA
drilling q test on the Alma Tenant
4Arm. The Pittsburgh and West Vir.
glnia Gas Company ia due IN the
Gordon sand at a test on the Mary
MoriOrd farm. The South Penn OH
Company iS due in the Big Injun sand
ata test on the E W Core farm.
IN the Big Flint district. DoddridRe
county, the Carter OIL Company IL
drilling tests on the LenOre McKin.
aey and Ross and David Doak farms.
~ the same district the Hope Natural
Gas Company has started TO dril
second test on the d McReynoIds
farm. In Church district, Wet7el
county, Cochran, Funk & Co have now
drilled their No s on the @ w HixGn.
balBh farm through the Fifth sand.
= q dry ~ that and all uper sand.
u the same district the BlackshGre
OH and Gas Company is due in the
Big lniin sand at a test on the A XII
whistler farm. S N Elliott has start.
d @ drill q second test on the Mary
Maple farm.
: IN EllsHOrth district, Tyler county,
Mcintyre & Cos test on the ] Buntin
am showed for a light pumper when
drilled through the Big Injun Sand
lnoy gave q . test and then decld
vas not q paying producer aHd
alanooned the hole. In Grant district,
laneQcf county. the ReSoIutO on
toppany's No . on the Buehor farm
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, June n. ~ the
PIttsburgh Stock Exchange 5.nSo
.n4DnHn "a .Sl0NNsi ~
liSitoS StG4eSE 81 lll6h ". ] lt2
~ s1tent Of ftbiShSGeG. Totej
S IN 10 he clSsSe.oi iOs9t. ~ 5I6I
shares Of Ia Belle Iron soia AZ Us :
oain Oitk point. a., ,,..,,,.
American window GO =. :
eor1Hou ives Oh e point o 81. ne Ia.
VsUtinghouse issues were Stsaey'
ElectTic closing at a and AiIbrake
al O5X. Pennsylvania Railroad, on
sO.share sale, dropped = 70 fSA:
In6eoendent Brewing common rose =
70 ~.
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WINFIELD.

O'e'' Hsrr. WHO has been quite Tor
nr-t wees, is thought TO be in
Gc.
Edna IIrphy has been stay
'iE at j. o. S1ishor's for the pas.
Ucot.
81. and Mrs. D. G. Baker and daurh.
IT. Hacne.. v,rs ealing at ORION Sat.
tc:fc!d'5 Sunday last.
Those al +. x. Halrs SUNDAY were
Mr.. and Mrs WILDER Han and darg5.
caid. '''
MI. ard Mrs. William Vincent were
eating al Harry Nuzums Sunday.
Hia5 Blanche and Lola Baker were
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HoteI AriyaI-

Bartlett: II j. Arnold. Wheeling;
W f. McIltyre. L s. r. c. G. Hart.
man }. A. Wolfe, Pittsburg; W. W.
Fleming, Sistc-sville; c. l.. -. "a.
Toledo, O.; W. e. Suter, Chal.I n:
d. L. Allen. c. G. Travis, Fa'rm3n:.
Wells: l.. ". Hoge. Wheeling. Lc.
more Craven, Hcw York; Margare,
Steiner, ChiGNJ. Myra Jorec. Iron.
ton, o.; s. I. lie ar, Pa~kersburc.
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FOR Y. s. SENATE.

Editor West VlrginIan:
You are authorized 70 announce that
Davis ElkiDs, Of MOrgantoWn, NOnOn'
gala county, q candidate for nOmina'
ton, by the Republican party, Tor the
United States Senate for West Wiz.
ginia, subject to ell the rules Of the
Republican party. and the laws Of thu
state governing the primary election
70 b held August, I0lS.
ELKINS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
]. H. IGcDERM0TT, Chairman,
MorgantOWn, West Virginia.
P. o. drawer ISL. Telephone 100.
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Mnves Stare

As soon as ne plate glass front Is
completed At the room occupied b.
the Bartlett Restaurant in Market
street. the Jones Sporting Goods store
Will move it's stock and fixtures u
the new location.
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POLITICAL ApVERTIsING

TO THE REPUBLICANS or WEST
VIRGINIA.
am a candidate for tina Republican
nomination for United States Senator,
subject to the will Of the voters e the
primary election TO be held on August
the sixth.
Your vote and influence win Se
greatly appreciated.
VIRGIL L. HIGHLAND.
NlafkRhnrR ~ Va
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WARRINGTON
Joln Ihrounh club.

Earl F. Paterson, Henry y. Hick-
man and Winston T. Smith will j1in
several member ~ the Trough c'ub
il Fairmont saturday. To- few v--Fs
bass ishinz "trip on South B-ancl =
Potomac River, in Hardy count.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-06-27
Ladinn Of Mnnnah..o

The local Ladies OF the Maccabees
held a social N their hall on Market
street Tuesday evening A number
OF ladies Joined the organization. al.
ter which refreshments we're served