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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

! v,"~h*s n fvwn' sss%~tx ~sf >Hin%tysS~~-
|cu odd inhshl'snis~-0umcFiraiiy
pesking--it always welcomes 4 n~w
arrival. SIXTY pears sso. I've, 70, the
little to~n of Charlottesville. N. r., wei.
comed John r. Morrison 10 IT. fold.
Las, December SECRETARY ~ War
Baker observed the Morrison birthday
celebration by appolstinx the party In
question 10 b. director of military
traintng for ,hs United States army.
with headquarters Ut the war college
In, Washington.
Major General John r. Morisou
was born In ISsT. He grew up In tb~
manner NJ any small t0wn Ind until b.
became t~ensy years IT age then be
obtained m appointment To the Unlsed
States military academy, wh~r~ In
|wxs kftsai a tofanfSkstA nv tstoasss1
iieut~uanf In III. Twsasisah nfaatry.
which hs continued 10 hold for sins
years. wh~a h. wss rewarded with
FIRST Itcn,enanry with the First tnsan.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
GOES BACK FOR MORE

Corporal Peter Robinson Of CocA'
y r.. reported recently nj the Brstssh
ard ransdlHn recruiting mission IN
New York while ~ bis war hack 10
France. The CORPORAL has served near
~ three rears In tho trenches With sas
Eass Lancashire regimen, and The
Royal ws'3 Fnsis!ers, srs fought 81
the Name, Seure Cnsr~sIs. Lesa sna
the SotSnss. lie has been nixrd up tn
four aand.to' hand bsysgsss @slessunisrs
with the eo"ny and 81, his rnan sssh
tirpe. In his frst hghs al thss kind.
however. ut MAnsetz. bis sn,A-tsnlR
gave hIFa . severe tSyoe~s wcasf tn
the tagh before soccumtanx 10 lr.sA
valor
The corporal was rsss@s af Loo4.
Esd wss buried By TIE sx,ss,ssaen Of =
hsx shesl whiea killed svs sraen ssd
w@CssdsTs thr~s ats@r~ n%sr him. In
s6es;taa 10 his tsayoa@g thrust. h@ wss
ssrnck b. shrarwses and hss ehin ss!l,
rsa!nly shows sas rsxrs At the v~gsad.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

6russAar ,xE~fzs and al The gxsg.
haa pstsarna In taEssas that are
es~&ssNf 90 '.gtngNam taTxtaA" arsp~zrs
"a at Juss the t,ine ~tta the raoest Of
the passsle made their sssesess eertsin.
wcns~n fr~ In tae hancr sM quiet and
eons~rvatsse aresssng And xsaEhafn tsf'
tstss ara the sn&~t unprvsssttesas a.
E1ks. This assaess. ursssaalnS aaal-
ity is fa~r~sy u matter u sagx~stioga-~~
th@y earTo~ II from The x.sghasa they
ifHisats In coloxs and patterns, They
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

TsH @h sf te ard woaltnt wsYk4s
the oa atHF onr who has aoWuekis FOE eyas
"me'ps MAJ ~N have eesaa sas
KNOWN h
IN me a he tnt ya sho2si have ounz
thFFe was ~n II
taking postcard er the
folded WITH s1r attached xu ant uAs-< ,naes "a,
aicheas aTect,A shs
loyalty and mfEssry
l. SA vas eEt sres
etAed snd Fhe tast he
You r. ooutectt peg sna ,u sa .
Lutaa" vixen have oNcaI7y to asat fse
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

~ SIDES. Il Is h~aans with t7~p
Sccrgptfs IN plnk ans' ~ crown IL %
'.rtiy cuvrrsi With the crepe which
Ass e<ea usasls into French fosas and
braided Clusters a. srasll roses are
vet sssogi the rrnxn AID a saw ~
wtts. sNfi saith rfAs.sa IL placed under
me b-in oil the back. rassiaz fhls hat
s gesass s'hesre for the aetutsHts The
S-o~ .. she back might he replaced
wi.h flowers ia Fsa2e 'fs@ Rat less
rea.sfEi seDkSng
TIE liiti4 slS%k rat 81 .ssr Ns-
n,ees tp tAe pyssef' %sassps-se hAvs
sss se~n tts y,ss b4e,sr~ Il "a sac~1
wf;i Gsrg Hattsr @ae eryetyrl Lit
tie. aszck. es3sz'sA.t wsnzs, Es&set u
gslrs aI. over ", sAa@ th2r Il ~ yr~-
,s-r~i IL 'nsve Ia ssy T,l~s.fiyt7. -
tare wt5fs f-on az eusr~ers q. -
cA4-sssyas s& n =. -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
For the Fair Sex

nsags sw th~na seth .AsRsftr.l prefnc-
Ing largv pm Of ,hr s,awirss sase.
rhaantsss~ saf Japan ana CAiaa eater
inx snsa shs manufacturing * fssey
feathers zn4 Sewers - well rs esssas
sns assty h4ss slersaaRty sasrs n~ssx
has s-en BETTER dlsgsaay us sxesssect
mls&aeAy aat the aeaaand b fes tns
xssas- anA 1as workmanship r~gart-
lsAa ef prsr~s THAI hRv< e~@a yupadly
xdssacsng.
Two drsss bats aa1 coo tss skrsge
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

! usFu ~ WHAT fhm"IIa Ifkw thaI
In my hair to every bail went to-
on thu left side. below the ear. All
thought II most hecomlug., Your Aunt
Elisa wore flowers to match the colors
OF her bali dress. but never appeared
In anything but hcnae~d white tar
latan. With a, casnsliA IN my, halr--os
the lsf, side. below the, car, You
grandfather Thought Il most becoming
All said we were an extremely hand
some young pair--your Aunt Eliza
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

larger sudieness for some Ut hsr H1ss
choice dinpiayA
Those who missed the -"nersheru
lights" have been kicking themselves
because they didn't hare thu xamptioo
10 iaak our the back window and ses
something worth hooking NJ.
sat. how were you 10 know any
thing akout the aurora borraAs being
% thE'wayt Nature needed q press
agenss that was all.
And now an earthquake
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

aad ahoSs IN door Is lciservd a grNal'
oFrra natae that oaly gesltas coust'
spvll
Casually g'lmpss,,l, the shop stand,
for very snail ppt,hle With wh.ch
ssaFt'a vcn,ur,~0tne David ~ fiShing =
Dix, strausF- yoUsJet t,Ssliath whom h.
',e'is the New Werld--bus you eaa t
always dei@ti' on s,,mpSeS
II wa had St~a David. the either
day. Say, >ssatiNs Ia his orcn ,,,s,r
WITH otAe t'N't resting over the other
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

Of
3 Of
is mother talking another
.r'c,. .. Of TOO, which she va. cooking tn.
Mother" chmed the little boy. = xSsT~wWA~U
dsarr said hts noh
red mother" rotlafk
Cross" L<1'
zoe. 10 he evidently
hts ha ~as No .Aasa .rsuas ,slA
"fou must 80 10 be-" now his mohv aad TO him n 1T tins
for sleep"
soemnly II mother nth .leeplcs. eyes
wontgu 30 Is ever Nrr here" he
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
Washington Youngsters AbIaze With Patriotism

yAsiisqIoN patriotic Because the
Of forget aH
hearts bubble with real although
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

Twentieth
captain In isn He
this regiment pus depart
rt hs Philippines he served k country
tn years '"'@or '"
VS., b. HIntry ataehs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

CHE rms
millinery window Why Jolly oangtsh who had
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24

Their patriotism may appear sa.
perficiaI sometimes. and perhaps II II
only reflex of what they have heard
their elders say. but II In real. tr@nend-
onsy real. nevertheless
know little boy, SO small yot,
feel that you could pick him up and
gat him In your pocket With ease. Hut,
a. small as he Ia, his little brain IL con.
ceatrated On the war. lie IL always
thinking about a.
lie doesn't think Of II In terms Of
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
HEARD SEENE
at the CAPITAL Ea


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES neds s rhns
sands who missed will
with that little advance publicity for old Mother Mature woa result
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-24
lust One Of Those Who Heard the Country's Call

will 70 a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-12

fewer summer cars operated on the
Wheeling traction lines this season than
for years but there have been the larG-
est number Of pleasure passengers to
ride in the evenings on them.
The reason attributed to tho increase
Of traffic on the summer cars recently
is on account of the intense hot
weather. Hundreds Of families of this
community that ar" not fortunate
enough To own automobiles or even IN
electric fan. have enjoyed the cooling
breeze behind III" changing gong of the
poor mans auto"
1t is reported that eventually tho Omen
cars will he entirely abandoned in
Wheeling by tho Traction companies. as
is being done in all the principal cities
, during tn" past few years. 1t is said
that while the summer cars are murN
more comfortable for hot weather rid-
ing they ar" n handicap in certain Ways.
1t has hrC-l shown that tho grnatrr per
coinage OF accidents Ia passengers and
conductors have occurred on the sum-
MGR cars. The summer cars hay" also
proved to b" inconvrnicnt during Il windy
rain. as the curtains prove little pro-
closed cars. with large windows. can pu
ventilated almost as we'll Is the sum.
NOR cars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-12
Help the Cause

To help Win the War" is the patri-
otto duty Of every man. woman and
child in America. All can Snrvc-not by
going over there In he sure. but by
giving of our service and our substance
here 1T homo. 1t has br"n said-"We
must give until it hurts" The Rcd
Cross calls for constant giving.
Eliot Wadswnrlh of III" Rcd Cross
War Council says-"For the Rcd Cross,
the future is ono of sacrifice Of giving.
"WrcIi by week tho calls upon us will
become greater and greater. rs our
troops engage in active fighting and
more and moro prisoners ar" taken into
Grmany. whore WE must look after them
with food. clothing and those neccs-
Slri"S which experience has proven
should supplement tn" fare Of the Ger
man prison camps.
The burden. day hy day. NOR" and
moro. will drvolrr upon us. We Of
America are young. strong. ripe. UNI
touched. It is up To America now"
Henry =. Dawson. chairman Of tho
war council, lays There never has
boon 4 war before this ono whore tho
opportunity for patriotic action dis we'll
ms patriotic though; has h"en so far
reaching. In other wars the lighting.
an.! tho greater part Of the suffering
la: been confined Ia tho armed forces
III the field. In this war. with an enemy
who has descended tn frghtfulncss UNI
dreamed IF in tho age of Savngcry. the
suffering is unlimited and sacrifice Is
rmnIprcs mt. The people If America
have been spa red tho physical suffcrin;,
and snCrifirc forced upon III" people ii
Franco and TtnI%: hut how glorious has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-12

private thermometers In the business
district showed from 100 to 103. WnNM
it was not as warm yesterday ~ oe1Sf
cral days last week. it was unusuaNYi
uncomfortable and sultry. Little bfeee1l
blew and Old Sol poured down his ray1
with all intensity. 1888
The coolest period yesterday. accord7
ing - the official reading. was 20. shoyISSii
~ before daybrcak. At s o'clock it -
"a and the maximum, %, was reAche
at o'clock in the afternoon Since
Friday there. has been rainfall III
Wheeling of LIS inches. The rain Wa43
general in this community and untotal
good has been done TO growing cropS.s3
There WAS mammoth crowd at thl
state fair ground swimming poolyalH
day yesterday. There were nearly "a
nnn persons to enjoy swimming in2tuy;
big tank Of cool. clean. clear watet.a
Wheeling park was also largely afreS;
Gucn,cd and thousands enjoyed thescoofi
breeze found there under the shao1
txccs The swimming tank was ale0'
we'll patronizcd. Many automonle;
parties enjoyed drives through the cou1y
try during the heated afternoon an6i
evening. Many OF them took basketA'
and enjoyed n picnic in cool hooks. .T6e'
street cars were well filled during t1ei
evening with families and couples sfcf3
pleasure rides. Ice cream parlorB Ano,
all soft drink stands did land ofheaj
business. ;f %E.;;ssss;f
The forecast for today is for co9.l
tinucd hot weather. s;2!SilsA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-12
D. Y. 7. { LA. To
ERECT TEMP Il
PRELIMINARY ACTION TAKEN YES
TERDAY TO BUILD LARGE
LABOR HALL.
Committee Of Ten to Secure Site anu
Ask For Plans and specifications
For New Building.

Preliminary action was taken yestcr-
day hy the Ohio Valley Trades ana La
Dor Assembly TO errc: lis own LABOR
temple. The building. il is said. M
cost. when completed and Furnished
about $4,000.
President William r. IIahHe. OF the
assembly, was authorized to appoint z
committee, Of ten members next sunday
TO tax" steps IL secure site ana nave
plans and specifications Subrni''c'i.
1t is unofficially reported that !: IS
probable that thr Belmont Dk:o C1'ltrhl
Trades and Labor Assembly will Jointly
erect the building with the Wheeling or
ganiZatinn. For some time m effort
has been made to consolidate lhG two
assemblies.
Tho Ohio Valley Assembly has been
meeting in the Same building Since II s
organization in 1885, Il: 1alJ MarHGt
street. The present quarters hav" lie
come inadequate for Inc larger gather
ingS that arc held from lin" - tImc and
there are not Suffic!rn! smaller ronms
for the various locals - hold tier
meetings during III" wa4k. The new
building would be sufficiently urge that
all union locals could have th1ir head
quarters in it.
1t is said that tho plans Will call for
a club ROOM reading room. library bill
Hard and bowling rooms and Other de-
lartmrnts for recreation Of he thuus-
nnds ni mcmhcrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-12
Why the Navy Has
Stopped En|isting Men

Tho following statement has been
issued by ;h.. navy department at WASH
inctun and copies h;I" been received at
III" local recruiting office:
Since tn: order from Washington
closing navy recruiting went into effect
;he idea = fast growing ;hat III" navy
is recruited - full strength and needs
no more ynea. Such Is not IN" case at
all There wrr" 10 ships launcHcd in
July and maNy more ;i:c :" follow. All
of these ships will need crews. Their:
have been several reasons advanced for
the closing down IT recruiting. Tho
first - hat when registration day APP
yroach"d had this order not been pro-
nulga'ed. many highly technical mon on
important war work would. through!
MISUNDERSTANDING have quit their jobs
and enlisted in the navy--?-"fr:r.n /.
20 the army. Ry not allowing any :n-
ltstments until after registration and
classification these technical men will
tc put IN deferred classes and kept III
their war work which IS ~ it should b..
Another reason advanced Is that thous-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-12
QUALITY SEEMS HIGH ALSO

VNT-NI'I 7 sHT<E|t'Io IIINIII INI1SN
A month ago million American SOL
dlers had embarked: now General Per
shinG has a million American soldiers
under his command. Even in this war
1t Is an army.-Springficld Republican
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-12

ands of men would apply to tho navy
and marin" corps For enlistment. ana
,:s,,S. services would lake tn" physically
perfect and l,av" taos: not physically
fit for tn. National Army. Az III" Army
Expresses it--tlry would set what was
l.ft after other services had their pick.
! This also is unfair
TIL" really big reason. however. Is TO
ger every one. classified 50 that every
man viii b'. placed - IN" best adraut-
age for thv prv"rum, ~. and no; tn tho
, advantage q f;hr Individual As N. s"es
il. nor |" th'. advan:a2" Of ono branch
nt :hc service over another.
The fact remains that tho nay needs
, ,'I.n and thnSr pr-t.r-ini- this branch OF
the service should watch the ncwSpt-
. p"rS for further Information rs tn rul-
inS$. 81 AZ "a know where and when 10
~ after what they want.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-12
FEWER SUMMER CARS,
BUT MORE PASSENGERS
Intense Hot Weather Fills Open Troll
legs with Families In
Evenings.
Here's 4 paradox. There have been
Are You A Back Number
Because of Poor Health

box lasts two wErksD Take tablet
Il; ru"ti time and IN retiring II
"l"anS"S the intestinal tr;ir. Ut catarrhal
S""rrtIUnS AN! .ii'-t.. matter and aids
ii .s-StIun. 1t helps I" stimulate the &c
tl"r Of kidneys and assists nalur" there
10y To r"!!i"E': I'll" l'nlS"n$ from The blood
and pu; r.,iI rcd blood III lis place.
You'll notice. the diIirrri," very plain
Is IN futiT' days at the iIi"*;. and you are
taking absolutely no chance. as each box
Is guaranteed money back If not salts
tied. PamSin Tablets with Contain u:
your own druggists or at t.. II. Gricst &
Co.'S.
Notc-The added flesh is always firm.
Weigh yourself before taking.
For sale lis, y Dsnkwogth Brod. Isetlairc: Hoges
port: VIII Peabody. Mound5Tillo: John Elson.
HcllsburE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-12
To Sign Contract For
Labor Day Celebration
Executive Committee of Assembly Meet
with State Fair Officials
TO-nirht

Tonight ut O'Clock the Labor Day
executive committee. o. tn" CHI" Valley
Trades and l.ah"r Assembly AMI the
Belmont Central Trades and Labor AS
s"inhly Will meet with thu Nest fir-
E:uin Stat" Fair representatives To- sign
the contract for tn" JnlnI "l,mIi,s day
celebration Of tn" fair "l Monday. Sep
tcruh"r ,.
The tickets Will b. given the commit =
trr for distribution sale. SIX members
from tn" two assemblies Will have.
charge az III" tick,I ~Iir. The ticket :
will hH sold II -, ""uts,--iiN. cents in
Clud"d for War laN--i"r general HdmiS-
sion Ia tn" fair grounds rn either Mon
day U.ahor pay) nr on Tuesday.
Tho Labor Day r.l,hrHtIun will take
place on the fair grounds beginning at =
o'clock in the afternoon.
William l.. Cumbcrlidgc is chairman
of O. V. T. & L. a. executive committee
and J. j. Shechan chairman of the Bel
mont assembly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-12
Assembly Preparing S.:
For Labor Day Domk

The regular semi-monthly meetingSQEs.
.hc OHIO Valley Trades and Labor>,A1tS
snnlbly yesterday was featured withSaa
address by a representative Of thekNN5
1;oral Brewery Workers union. prote1lsss
ing against the limited amount Of code
being allowed brcwcrics by Coal ADJ
mnistratnr Garfield. which did not peStsS
nit the workers to get in full time. "a
resolution was passed by the assembly,,
and sent 10 DR.. Garfield asking that
more coal be allowed the brcwcries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-12
Deep Sunken Eyes, Hollow Cheeks
Loss Of Weight or Energy
Easily Overcome.
JUST p WEEK Oh TWO AND BACK
CONES SMILE AGAIN.

Many women arc failing. Many lose
their grin just for lack OF robust health
and reserve vitality ~ carry them over
the top.
Close your eyes dear reader and
make wish. Wish for rosy checks
like high school girl. \ few pounds
Of solio flesh to round out the hcllnwS.
Wish for steady nerves so sleep will be
restful and sweet Wish for an appetite
that makes everything taste like moth
or used to make"
Then drop by drug store. Get some
Pamg1n Tablets with Genttan dollar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-12
FREE TICKET DAY

II your address appears today
In the A. 8. c. Buyers Guide call
at The lnteIiGencer office and re-
ceive 5 ten cent Liberty Theatre
tickets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-12
WARM WEATHER BACK
ON THE JOB HERE
Ninety-EtSht by Official Thermometer
on Island and lo3 in the Bust-
ness District.

Hot weather has returned to Wheel
jnr. It was 9S between and O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon by the official
Thermometer on the Island. Reliable
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-21
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

FOR SALE-Standard California CuIi
Wheel rig for one half the value uf ug
irons alone located ucsr Oklahoma CliN.
r. McElrov. 6o2 Urrskovlz Hldr
DIVIDEND paying oil stock zoo shnrry
National on stock for Nllr. certificates
on hand, s. per share Gust EuvUugcr
Hobart, Okla
MAKE me price ON ttu0 uf Rising oil
stock Box %, Fort Cobb okla
FOR SALE-kay county ui lease. north
east quarter of section q township 90
north, range 3 east Market ,alUc $50 Uu
per acre viii sell for So 90 per mere 10
bought before January 81. IooDlrd u lr-
tween Carter on COMPANY and tine T. S
A on company wells Phone Maple .-.U
or call az room Goa. HeIsLovItz lWIdIug
n YOU ARE looking for % snap
FOR SALE-.5o shares National ul
stock at 81 90 per share l.. j. Gallo
way. sentinel Okla.
WANTED 10 buy 100 shares Home lr-
fnlng; will pay SO Call Maple 500.
or Maple 1879
WILL SELL OR TRADE five shares
American Glass Cpek,t stock n sNN- !
Rre. ms West SECOND
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-21

i2O-NCRE lonsc with settled production:
shallow field Mr. Williams. Walnut
G0ji 2l5 West 10th
MUST SELL 500 shares Hare Develop
mrnt ana Operating company. 2jO
shares Grcculng Min and Mining com
puuy; 200 shares BOmont Petroleum
R-21o care Oknhoman
FOR SAIE-lOO shares American on &
refining stock nj 81 GI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-21
Erecting Two Mills
Now

The Miami National Load aud Zinc
company, an oklahoma CIl organization
has two mills under erection al this time,
and are hoping to have them completed
shortly after the first of Mar h.
This company was org lnzci rnicr tho
laws oi oklahoma ON September 2'th
1917 with only 100000 capitalization;
began selling stock at par value, 25c, on
October 18th and are now closing their
books on q i3O. 900 allotment
AZ the time the company organized
they did not owe q penny and this tjO,OOO
will put the mills into operation We
think The officials have been very con
Eervatlve and made exceptionally good
deals In buying and contracting for the
erection Of these two mills for this small
amount OF none
The company has 1.00j acres NJ leases
o. acres " which are thoroughly proven
II Is on this acreage that tho mills are
being erected. This g5-acrc tract is near
the waco Mining company holdings un
which was found the thrkcst vein uf 2ln"
In the mining district Of Missouri Kansas
aud oklahoma
The stock NJ tho company is now sell
Ing at soc per share, and, considering
the capitalization. holdings. management,
and the present developments on the
lenses, II ls a cheap buy at that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-21

STOCKS WANTED-Glenrosc on white
Rock on Oklahoma star OlI American
on n Refining. Hoffman on 4 Refining
Mid-Conttncnt Life Insurance. Liberty
honda; will pay spot cash. i E, care
OkahomHn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-21

KAY PETERS gives very complete
weekly report of the interesting CARRIER
and Billings oil dlstricls In the Sentinel
Nl 25 per year 30 cents three months
no Fomplesl GurhCr Okln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-21

ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED
Washington Journal., 1918-12-20
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