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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-12
STOCKS FOR SALE

STOCKS FOX SALE
! offer In blocks 500 shares or more my
stock subject unsOd
d 900 shares Double Standard oil & Gas. Sc
D 900 shares Gihrnltcr oil Co. ..,..... 90
d GOO shares Milo oil Co. .......,...., &c
1000 shares owl oil co. ............ &c
All producing oil now. +. G. Olson. 1913
Cooper BldG, Denver. Col
HAVE a LEASE with two producing
wells Want s. .00O for ore-ffth Inter
est, money - be spent on lease to in
crcl,se production. WIN pay 100 percent.
Address MA, care Ohahoman
DIAMOND lava'llicr contains fys
larpts blue steel diamonds with cross
pendant }G75: cost $500. Bargain In
ycstmcnt No trades. M-2S care Okla
homan.
WE HAVE some good farms for sale.
also some 10 exchange. II you wish to
buy or exchange, write us. The Farm
Exchange. Foss, okla
| FOR SALE - Any part or all: COO
American oil and Refining; $50 Oh
| Stptc Refining. 900 oil state Petroleum.
| D. G.. Newman, Chickasha, Okla.
| WILL sell or trade for car. Rosary oil
| stock and American Industrial Ad-
dress w. o. Dawson, Granite Okh.
! UP-TO-DATE drug store for sale or
trade for OH State Petroleum stock:
| fine location: new outfit Box b25'
| 'nl'NHNHh, 'hI'r
! WANT Doris on stock II priced right.
| II. X, care Oklahoman
600 SItRES Of United OH aud Refining
| stock at a very low price, II taken at
once, M-l5. care Oklahoman
! NJ YOU have oil stock, or mineral or
| land interest, YOU want To sell. or oil
| land or leases YOU want developed write
TO J. T. henderson, GaincSyllc, IcNas.
M'NElLS STOCK EXCHANGE.
| Phone 372 3lGi, ~ broadway.
SPECIAL OFFERING-5OO shares cal
cdonia. $500. paying 50 month dividend;
| paid past iH months cvery month
900 SHARES on State Petroleum and
other stocks; buy on state before II
| goes to SIS per share. Write for prices.
| Chicknshn brokerage Co, Chickasha,
! Okla
| WILL SELL jU0 shares of Kirk oil conf
pany stock ut $500 per share II taken
| at once. certificate viii he forwarded i'm
mediatcly on receipt Of check Homer
n Rurrow, Graham, Okla.
! FOR SALOON state Petroleum: Oh
state Refining; American Oh & Re
! filming. Get my prices. Il. c. Newman,
Chchashn. okla
! For SALE Make me offer on l0u shares
Of white Panther OIL stock j. q. Box
SG7, Chickasha, okla.
WILL SELL -four lots In Gushing Santa
Zee OIL Dorpauys suh-diyislon, Prmeta,
! okla: tt5 each, OF trHdc Tor active oil
stocks RoN n, Little Rock, Ark.
! WE HAVE clients for large or small oil
| production or good refinery Empire
Brokerage CO. los y Robinson.
WE CAN handle n drilling contract and
| guarantee well 10 he put In imme-
! dHtely Empire brokerage Company, iOi
! ~ Robinson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-12
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma
EXcentiOnal Barpain

100 acres 20 miles ride 20 city. near
car line. so acres cultivation. N acres
grarN suitable for diiry or stock farm.
Immediate possession. $1,000 will taks H.
Good terms
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-12

FOR SAIE-Fy -pttscugor Ford. 1918
model. nne condition, at bargain
Walnut GGil
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FrostproOf Garage

EARLY JERSEY and Charleston wake.
field, Succession and Flat Dutch by cN-
press 500, {l2j, 900 s.. 5000 at SIS.
cred parcel post. 100, 3jc' OOO $3.50 sat
lstaciion guaranteed J, r. Jamlson,
Ssmmerville, s. G.
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FOR S\Ll.-TnIlor shop, Hoffman press,
cleaning machine. power plant good
location. good business. Address Box
LL InMlI- NLu
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4 BARGAIN IN MERCANTILE
ESTARI ICIJMENT

W" VIII sell q II bargain $40 600 I'm dry
goods. clothing. ready to- wear furnish
tnga, hats. caps aud shoes; good, clean
stock, I'm wealthy farming community,
doing q good business; good reasons for
selling investigate this. G. J., care Ok
hhoman.
FOR SNLE-Wrl- located inland gin In
southern oklahoma, T0-snws; Mum
ger hullor gins, dwelling barns. etc; viii
consider automobile AZ part pay c. l.,
care ukInhoman
rOE SALE Pool hrll mud barber shop
I'm i've oil ana refinery town Of 5000
population; splendid proposition for live
wire Address Boz SOB. ponca CITY
DRUG STORE CHEAP on account ot
sickness. good paying proposition I'm
southern oklahoma, no competition, good
school etc good opening for a druggist
or doctor: terms To right party. Address
u q rnrc Okohomnn
WILL pay good interest on money TO
invest In Ford garage building Can
olfcr proposition that win pay 20 percent
interest ON money invested In Ford
building In good Oklahoma town c. r.,
ca,' Oklnhomou
FOR SNLu,-Culc and hotel combined,
located I'm the new oil ncld Of Temple.
/ okla cafe located ON ground floor and
. Il rooms above, doing a good business,
. want lu sell nIl furniture ana fixtures.
/ and the Nmc viii GO nt bargain: n
snap lor someone Address =. T.. March
man. Temple Okla
! HALE interest I'm mwmll doing good
business, to exchange for land. Box
| l7 Trinidad, Texas.
| FOR SALE Abstract plat. only complete
sct ou books I'm Haskell county. For
/ particulars write Box 3S, II. H. G., Stlg-
| lcr okla
! MNNTED-Tp buy lunch stand and con
| frutloucry u oklahoma CITY or good
! town near hy Address J. " $, Box l2i,
| Guthrie Olln
/ FOR SAIL. Tailor shop Hoffman press.
cleaning machine. power plant good
. location good business. Address Box
/ NI. bcWnr okla
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w IAN ED

Ipl7 buick Light Six. Dodge Roadster.
1917 Ford Touring Car WIN pny highest
cash prices for these and any other stand
ard make used cars IN good condition We
also have the following used cars on hand
I'm good condition and are very moderately
priced.
1915 l-pnsscngcr Chandler Chummy
1913 7-rnsscuRer Chandler DcmOnstrator.
1917 7-pnsscugcr Chandler Touring
1917 J-pHssenGcr Paige Touring tprnctl-
Cally new
1917 2-pnssenger Jeffrey Roadster
1917 6-paascngcr Oakland Tuuru.
1915 b-passcngcr HupmOhilc,
1915 b-passengcr REQ Touring
1915 2-passenger Rulck Roadster
1915 2.passcnHcr Ford Roadster.
1914 passenger Ford Touring
1916 6-pnHenger Overland Touring
1916 6-passcnger Studehnkcr Touring
We also have several other used cars In
good condition and It will pny you TO sec
us before buying or selling a used car
TERMS To RESPONSIBLE PARTIES.
r. J. WALKER
Retail Dealer Ncsper Auto co
9TH ana Broadway. wal 3n67
FOR SALE-Two 1871 Ford tourings and
1917 Ford rOadsters. excellent con-
ditlOu llj W. End ST.
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COrdcIl, Okl0h0uI

FOR SALE 2i0 acres In Custer county,
oklahoma; good improvements. so
acres I'm cultivation, balance In grass
fenced. plenty living water 81 500, $1,000
down. balance I'm five years. NJ, A.
Hutchinson. owner Foss okla.
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE a bargain In
5-acrc tract already plated into de
fIrnblc building lots, fertile soil, high
level. located ON " 10Th ST., Oklahoma
city: win sacrifice n sold ~ once, $500
cash: npluur" terms. @ sure paying I'M
ycstmont W. J.. llurrr. care Calhoun
H. .G co.. NpskOgco. OKLA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-12
POULTRY AND PETS

UNCLE SAM says kin the rats, conserve
food Buy registered fox terriers good
pets Bnncs kennel farm, II. r. 9, OK
hhoma city Enclose STAMP for reply.
FINE mlblood White Rock cockcrrls
also Rhode Island Red and White Rock
setting eggs Walnut A52l
y g W Cherokee SHOW
Dec, 1917. first and second pen, i-y
cock. is hen. 2-3-i-5 Ckl. 10 pul
Woodward SHOW. Dec, 1871 | pen. I
pull: stock $3.50 each Mrs. W Il.
Holden, Byron, Okla.
PURE BRED Eskimo Spitz puppies,
females S. each. l.. r. Boncuake, Route
q city.
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Illinois

ILLINOIS FARM: $4,000 equity for
apartment house or good Income city
property Walnut 459l.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-12

The record of NandlNers Heavy Fruiler
cotton. forty holls mako pound AG percent
lint. ~ inch staple; no boil wccvils free
from all disease. resist drouths and winds
earliest big boil the cotton that heats
the boil wccvtl. all seed ginncd and culod
on our private machinery We originated
this wonderful cotton, write for facts md
proofs from your own state, special price
on seed for early delivery Nandlv seed
Co, Lavunla. Ga
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-12
SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES

STRAWBERRY. blackberry and dowher
~ plants; write for prices. Ross Fruit
Fam. Durant. okla
kTANDARD Tennessee Evergreen broom
corn seed; only few hundred bush
els left; well maturrd. the hest you can
get. while they last only $500 per hush
el Address Wilson, care jackson hotel
lamar. No
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LOANS. REAL ESTATE SECURITY
AGENTS WANTED
PRIVATE MONEY

70 loan on improved city property, loans
closed promptly: no red tape Aurcllus'
Swanson Co. Inc state National Bank
Building. Walnut 1866
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Florida

FOR SNLE 3.24o-acre stock iarm at
hnf price. must sell Address 1.-Two
stock" I22 L. Magnolia st. Arcadia
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Geo. M. Sutton Motor Co.
7oG \. Brondway

FOR SALf-WoEon, In good condition,
with box and hay rpck Cheap See
Ollic O. Corley, Route !. Wheatland.
okla
FOR SALE -- Commercial bod ~ Ford
car; good condition; viii sell reason
ahlc. Walnut 6l1.
FOB SALE Buick Light Six touring cnr.
driven 5000 miles. excellent condition.
new modr ~ sacrifice. terms to suit
Maple l1G, during work hours
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-12
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES


WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING
BARGAINS IN USED CARS:
1917 five passenger Mitchell; splen-
did condition ....................t $50
1917 three passenger Mitchell road
ster; Al condition MINIMUM. I 900
1877 Mitchell Chummy, a bargain at $50
1917 Inter state ................... $50
1915 Ford; new tires and IN good
1919 seven passenger Chalmers .... iun
1871 Olds Eight observation-disclosures. 500
1876 Studobnker roadster ........., 500
Hudson $40 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
We have u number Of other splendid
bargains in used cars. Come see ms.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-05-17
PULASKI HEIGHTS NEWS

/ several days the guest of Mrs. K. p.
+ Alexander, has returned home.
Mrs. Nathaniel G. Pierce OF st. Au-
gustine, Fla, is the guest of her son,
/ G. Rogers Pierce, and Mrs. Pierce,
sos North Pine, Pulaski Heights.
Mrs. E. Miller of Pittsburgh, Pa,
who has been spending the winter
with her daughter. Mrs. W. A Firrell,
/ 522 North Palm street, Pulaski
Heights, returned home Wednesday.
Hillory Jennings was called home
from the North last week on account
of the serious illness of his son, c.
S. Jennings, aged 30, who is at the
home of his parents near Forest Park.
Miss Marie Crane, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Crane, of 22nd street and
Forest Park Avenue, was taken to St.
Vincent's Infrmary last week for an
operation for appendicitis. It was sue
cessful and she is getting along nicely.
The double track on the Pulaski
Heights line has reached midway be-
tween Prospect Point and its termi-
nus at the Country Club station, but
is in operation only to the Convent
switch. The road is still very rough
for automobiles.
Harry Auten has returned to Little
Rock after two years spent at Port
Arthur, Texas, with the Gulf Refining
Company, and will build a home on
Pulaski Heights He has reopened
his Office in the Peoples Bank Build
ing, in charge of the Pulaski Heights
Land Company.
The front entrances have been re
moved at Forest Park and viii be re
placed by a high fence. People coming
to the park will leave the cars inside
the grounds, and returning, will get on
the cars inside the grounds. 1t is 90
be arranged so that there will be no
crowding.
Mrs. J. Edmondson Pyle, 121 John
son street, Pulaski Heights, has re-
quested all offices and enlisted men
at Camp Pike, who have had profess
sional or amateur experience in Ora
mates, to file their names, camp adj
dresses and camp telephone numbers
with the Little Rock Drama League,
which desires their cooperation.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-05-17

Chas. E. Forrest is offering his
home at 1924 Kenyon for sale.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Dixon,
of the Little Rock College. a son,
May 5.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. C. W.
Gitchell, $40 Beech street, a son.
May 9.
Mrs. E. P. Andrews of Pulaski
Heights is visiting her mother IN
Memphis.
Evangelist z. N. Borden is conduct
ing a revival at the Church of Christ
at 18th and Valmar.
Pulaski Heights S. L A. held the
last meeting of the season at 3:15
o'clock Thursday evening.
CELSIUS P. Perrfe. of Pulaski county,
is chairman of the Lists and EST
mates Committee for the Red Cross
drive.
Mrs. Win 0. Johnston Of Dallas.
Tex, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Adams, III South Hazel
street.
Mrs. J. S. Mcdonald has returned
from Lawton, Okla, where she went
to visit her son. Lieut.. William Nc
Donald.
The Educational Aid Society met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. l. H.
Bradley, 516 North Oak street. Pu-
laski Heights.
The Etude Club will meet at
O'Clock Friday afternoon with Mrs.
K. P. Alexander, 1901 North Harrison
street, Pulaski Heights.
The Bay View Club will meet Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. W. W. Sell
ers, 1410 Wolfe street, with Mrs. 4.
S. ]. Clarke as leader.
Miss Elizabeth Mcdowell and not
Miss Elizabeth Mcdonald won the
Liberty Bond essay contest for the
Pulaski Heights School.
Woodlawn Hustlers' Knitting Unit
met at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. J. NJ Bradley, 720
North Jackson, Pulaski Heights.
Mrs. J. [. Lee, of North Dakota,
who is attending the biennial in Hot
Springs, and who has been spending
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-05-17

long time and have served as field"
or riding" as well as a court deputy,
and now I make my appeal to the vot-
ers to give me a promotion that I feel
that l have earned and place me at
the head of this important office.
My opponents are mostly young
men some Of them unmarried, and
they have plenty of time to get their
promotions later, for I have worked
hard and faithfully TO merit it and
my record shows whether 1 am eapa-
BILE of handling such promotion.
If elected I shall keep the Collec-
tors Office open at stated times, after
hours, to Accommodate the working
class, many of whom cannot get to the
office before o'clock in the afternoon
and many are compelled to lose half
day now to pay their taxes, and
will notify each and every railroad
| shop and manufacturing concern in
| the county in advance so that the
dates may be bulletined where the
, men can get this information, thereby
saving the loss of time that has been
the custom heretofore.
ask you to compare my qualifica-
lions with the other gentlemen in this
race and if I measure up to them In
character and ability I ask you to
cast your vote for me on the 2Sth
inst, promising to devote my entire
time to my duties and give my per-
sonal attention to all criminal mat
ters, serving each and every one with
fidelity and loyalty, equal privileges
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-05-17
A CARD

To the Democratic Voters of Pulaski
County:
In selecting a man to fill the re-
sponsible office of Sheriff and Col
lector of Pulaski county there are
many things to consider-frst of all,
his training in criminal work and his
ability to handle criminals so as to
properly safeguard the lives and prop
erty of the citizens. Unlike genius, y
who is sborn," criminal officer IS
trained, > and criminals, as rule,
are shrewd, and it requires experience
with them to figure them out" and
many times they outwit the cleyerest
officer and avoid capture.
I believe that 30 years of training
gives me an edge on my opponents
and l feel that 1 am better qualified
to cope with the criminal element
than any one that is now aspiring %
this high office.
The Collectors office, which I am
familiar with, is handled by book
keepers and clerical men, with a chief
deputy in charge, and 1t is the latter s
duty to check up the deputy colIec-
tors and check their books and funds
each day, from which he makes his de-
posits, after prorating same to the
different funds to which its moneys
may belong, and, if elected, will
place men in this department selected
for their integrity and ability, wheth-
er they support me or not in this race,
and this will ever be my policy, 10
keep good men and thereby build up
the efficiency of this part Of the office.
mo Trouble to Answer Questions, .
will be my motto in all departments
and information will be given cheer
fully and this rule will apply to every
man that is connected with the Sheriff
and Collectors office in any capacity.
I have been on the firing line a
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-05-17

MISS ARTHUR'S CLASSES.
The last of Miss Marcella Arthur's
high school extension classes are
being taught during the three weeks
beginning Monday, May Ii.
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to all.
Would be glad to have my friends
call at my headquarters, rooms 1 and
2, Fulk building, Markham and Spring
at any time, and each and every one
is especially invited to our meeting
on next Tuesday night at o'clock.
Three phones in service, Main 3012,
3019 and 3O13, and will be glad to
hear from my friends at any time.
Trusting you may see fit to sup
port me, l am, Respectfully,
Norman A. Beller.
-AdVt
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much the seis duty to the power of his office protect the innocent
to trial the guilty experience and ability conduct the affairs of this office
i
duty investigate determine shall much appreciate your support and vote
mento of the office
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An entertainment will be given at
the Woodmen hall Saturday evening,
May %. under the auspices of the
Community Club. Talent for the en-
tertainment will be provided by ladies
from Little Rock and the proceeds
will go to the Red Cross. Admission
will be 20 cents for adults and 10
cents for children under II years. At
Ter the entertainment Duroc-Jersey
pig, donated by Mrs. R. c. Harvel, will
be auctioned and the proceeds given
to the Red Cross. This entertainment
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-05-17
My
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Platform

I understand the various
duties of the Sheriff and
Collector. If elected I can
and will faithfully enforce
the laws and protect the
public interest. At the
same time it will be a mat
ter of conscientious duty
with me to see that each
person with whom it is my
duty to deal is permitted to
enjoy the privileges and
protection to which he is
entitled under the law. It
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-05-17
ENFORCEMENT
OF LAW
WITHOUT
FEAR OR FAVOR.

EQUAL PRIVILEGES
TO ALL.
SPECIAL PRIVILEGES
TO NONE.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-05-17
Efficiency Deserves Promotion

ask promotion Of n office, feeling
in
votea the Democrat primary will appreciated.
Very
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-05-17
DON'T TAKE CAL0MEL
Bonds Liver Pills
Are Better

for Malarial troubles, Headaches,
Colds, Indigestion, etc. One small pill
at bedtime is the dose. Csc. All drug
gists. Refuse substitutes.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-05-17
THE MARKETS
POULTRY, EGGS, BUTTER,
HIDES.


HIDES.
Little Rock, Ark, May II, 1918.
Local buyers offer the following
prices, delivered Little Rock:
Hens and pullets, per h., 21c.
Springs, large, zoe.
Springs, Ia to 2 lbs, soc.
BOOSTERS, lac.
Turkeys, good dressing stock, 26c.
Ducks, F. F., 1Sc.
Geese, F. F., &c.
Eggs. new cases included, per case.
s8.25
Eggs, cases returned. per dozen.
59c
Butter, roll or packing stock. per
lb., &c.
Hides, salt cured, per h., lie.
Hides, unsalted, per h., 10c.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-05-17
FOR
State Senator

hereby announce to the Democrat
ic voters of the Tenth Senatorial Dis
trict, composed of Pulaski and Perry
counties, my candidacy for the State
Senate, subject to the action of the
Democratic primary, May 28th.
served Pulaski county as represen-
tative in the 1913 session and my ex-
perience in the Lower House will
prove of value in representing Pulaski
and Perry counties in the Upper
House, TO which office | now aspire
and ask to be promoted.
EARL .. klDDER
Aduf
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-05-17

will be given during Red Cross week,
and all shold show a proper spirit by
attending.
The Pulaskian. (Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark.) 1915-1929, 1918-05-17

STRAYED-Sixteen month old blue
male, half Jersey. Reward for infoF-
nation. j. D. TYRA, Roland.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-11-15
PERsQNALs

NM. H c. Colbert, Who had spent
the late summer and ian here With her
daughter, Mrs. John ". Mason, Jrs
ia gone to Wilmington, Deli 70 spend
the winter with another daughter
Mrs.. W. a Adamson.
Mr.. R J Denham is recovering
from a three weeks serious illness
from influenza at her home IN Jeffer-
Mss Jeanette Han. who had been
III from an attack Of Influenza at her
home IN Mckinney street. Is mproT-
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell satterneld and
son. Harold, leave Saturday Tor WI
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EAST SIDE
= NEWS =
mI at IaeksonviIIe. IA.

Mrs. Heron. wife OF Dr.. Basil Her
ron, has been very IL, following an
operation 70 appendicitis in a hospital
at Jacksonville, Fla. In letter to
friend in the city Mrs Heron states
that she is improving rapidly and
hopes to soon be able. to leave the
hospital. Mrs. Heron accompanied
her husband to Jacksonville when he
was sent to the training camp near
that city. Sre has many friends in
Fairmont who viii be pleased to hear
OF her recovery.
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Local SOCIAL EVENTS
Pnym.

The women Of Fairmonf, irreSpee-
i've OF denomination. viii unite in q
general observance Of the Womanis
Interdenominationa1 day Of prayer
and praise which VIII be generally
observed. throughout the United
States on Wednesday, November 20.
The services vii lbe held in the NJ =.
Temple and the morning hours win
be- from 10 to u and in the afternoon
from 2:3O to 1870. A different leader
viii be in charge at each hour The
complete outline OF the program viii
appear later.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-11-15
Severely Burned.

Miss Dove Trippert, who resides
with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kelley IN
Delaware avenue, was badly burned
about the face at the Owens Plant
wednesday. The accident happened 81
the noon hour and was aused ny ti,e
explosion OF a can Of coffee which had
been set on the stove to heat. Miss
Trippett's wounds, though very pain
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VIII Address Woman's Club.

Mrs. Frank Mann who is here rom
Huntington in the interests otthe war
Fund drive and MIS- Clarence Wat
son, district and county chairman, VII
address the Woman's club this after
noon in the interests OF the fund. The
cInlo Is meeting in regular session, the
frst n many weeks and the princi-
pIe feature Of the afternoons pro-
rram is an address by Mn. George
DeBolt on Current Events.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-11-15

aseepted 4 position With tEs:E- Z Du-
Dont %. Hs-has been employed with
the Consolation Coal Co IS chemist
for some time
Mrs. ". r. DIRendarfeE, Of Pits
burgh. IS here on = visit to her moth
er. Mrs.. Lon Barnes. at Edgemont
Miss Jane Montgomery returned
yesterday from New York, Theze SIZE
hap spent the last week.