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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-14
|MANVTRADESGHOO
IN THE us. NAVY
Uncle Sam Takes Good Care
Of the Young Men in
His Service. LIZ

Uncle Sam IS anxious to lend a
helping hand to the young men in his
employ and give them boost to-
wards better things in the service, and
towards a higher place in civil life.
with this end in view. the Navy de-
partment maintains schools in more
Khan dozen trades which are open
to men who enlist for service on war
'Bhips. The schools net only serve as
ID medium for sailor to advance him.
|self in the Navy but equip him to earn
Ia good wage II he returns to civil life.
Courses are offered, to those willing
Ito learn, in electrical engineering, and
the artificer, yeoman, hospital, musi-
|cian, conamissary, machinist, aero
nautic and seaman gunner department.
Hundreds Of young men who enter the
Navy take these courses, and through
THE work done, while they are under
.pay, gain advancement in the service
land provide for the time when they
return to civil life.
Electrical schools are located at the
Naval Training station at Hampton
Roads. Va, and at the Navy yard,
Mare Island, Cal. The length of tha
course is eight months, and students,
ieither recruits or men from general
'Hervice, may enter at any time. In
|order that a recruit may enlist for the
electrical branch he must have some
knowledge OF general electricity to
keep up with the classes at school.
General electricians must know the
names and uses of the various parts
4 of the dynamo and dynamo engine,
land must be familiar with the ordi-
mary type Of switchboards and meth
|ods of wiring. Applicant must be able
Ito write legibly, must understand ele-
|mentary arithmetic and must be be-
tween the ages of IS and rs.
Let the Navy recruiting officer at
| the Manley hotel tomorrow, August
us. have about, five minutes of you,
thine and he will explain to you the
advantages of the Navy.
Other branches of the service are
open for enlistment, age IL to 80. If
you have desire to see the world,
learn a trade and get paid while doing
so. you can have your choice of two,
three or four years enlistment.
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business visitor in town on wednes-
day.
Mrs. c. N. Tetrick, Of, Harter Hir,
was shopping in town on Wednesday
Finley Cakes was q business caller
In Fairmont on Wednesday.
Miss Jeanette Sandy is attending
the district convention OF the Christiau
church at Warrington this week.
Ezekiel Cunningham, Of Farming
ton. was a caller here on Wednesday
Thos. j, Tetrfck left on Tuesday
evening for Arbela, Missouri, for q WIS.,
1t with. relatives.
Mrs. Luster Mortified, Of Fairmont
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
L. v. Reamer, this week.
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THOROUGH WORK
How Fairmont Citizens Can Find Free.
dom from Kidney Troubles.

If you suffer from backache-
From urinary disorders
Any durable disease of the kidneys,
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been test
ed by thousands.
Grateful people testify.
Can you ask more convincing PROOF
OF merit?
W. c. Boor, farmer, X. +. D. No. 2,
Shinnston, w. Va, says: my kidneys
were acting irregularly and | was SUI
fering with dull aching across my
back. A friend advised poan's Kid
ney Pills and tried them. Doan's soon
rid me Of the trouble. When any OF
my family have had kidney trouble,
Doan's Kidney Pills have never faileo
to relieve them"
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills = the same that
Mr.. Boor had. Foster ilburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y.
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Mrs. Dudley Dies

Mrs. Laura w. snodgrass Dudley
wife of John W. Dudley died at her
home here Monday morning at nine
o'clock following several months i'll
ness OF complication of diseases. She
was a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid Snodgrass and had spent almost
her entire life in this country. She
was twice married, her first husband
being Mr.. Hawkins who was killed by
a boiler explosion about forty years
ago. Two daughters were born to this
union, Mrs. Clarence Hall of Niles, o.
and Mrs. w. A. Fletcher of this place.
Later she was married to Mr. John
w: Dudley who survives here with the
following children, Mrs. Howe Stidger
of Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. c. H. Isen-
hart of Albuquerque, New Mexico, Asa
and Lester Dudley of this place. Sew
eral grand children also survive. She
was a member of the Baptist church
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GREAT FOR EMERGENCIES
San cura Ointment should Be In Ev
cry Home.

San cura Ointment Should Be In Ev.
cry Home.
There never was known a more re-
liable ointment than San Cura. In
most every case where 1t has been
used It has created astonishment. It
drew a needle out of the foot OF the
daughter Of Mrs. James Hitchcock, of
Centreyille, Pa, after the doctor had
used his lance and failed.
It has great healing and antiseptic
value. 1t possesses so much healing
virtue that It's guaranteed by Martina
Drug store to relieve any kind Of
piles, eczema, letter, salt rheuma,
boils, carbuncles ulcers. all kinds Of
chronic sores, chilblains and chapped
hands, OF money back.
It's mighty handy remedy to have
in the house IN emergencies for bruis-
eB. burns, cuts or scalds, because 4.
relieves the pain and is antisept.c
and healing. It's a medicine chest
IA itseif-a little family physician that
e ever in demand. 30c. soc, S1.2O a jar
LAT Martins Drug Store.
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"ExlpEr STORAGE BATTERIES.

The "Enoe" autumopiiS batteries
are fast becoming acquainted IN thia
city. There is a battery for every
model and make Of car Among auto
mobiles equipped with the "EXIDE"
Is the Cadillac. The KNIGHT ELEC-
TRIO co. at ss: Jefferson street, are
the distributors In this section for the
"EXIDE." This firm also repairs all
makes OF batteries. Use an "EXIDE"
while your battery is being charged o.
repaired. Telephone 7ss,J.-Adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-14
Stop Itching Ski,

There is one safe, dependable treat
ment that relieves itching torture and
skin irritation almost instantly and
that cleanses and soothes the skin.
Ask anydruggist for 35cor 81 bottle
ofZcmo and apply it as directed. Soon
you will find that irritations, pimples.
blackheads, eczema, blotches, ringworm
and similar skin troubleswill disappear.
A little Zemo, the penetrating, satis-
flying liquid, is all that is needed. for it
banishes most skin eruptions. makes
The. skin soft, smooth and healthy.
The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland. o.
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was visiting at Earl Roberts last

was visiting at Earl Roberts last
week.
Mr.. Albert Prickett, Miss Laura Sni-
der. and Miss Bertha Bowmanlwere at
the Carpenter reunion at Walnut
Grove Sunday.
Frank Hauptman, of the United
States Naval Electrical school now
stationed at Hampton Rhodes, has
been circulating among friends here
for day or two but returned today.
Mrs. Brady Palmer, of Youngstown
and Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Dick
ems, Of Fairmont, were guests of Mrs
G. r. Hoult this week.
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Church improvements.

The men who were painting the
church have finished the job and 1t
shows great improvement having been
painted outside and revarnished and
refinished. papered, &C., inside. The
cost of all the work was paid for by
the young people OF the Sunday schoo.
through socials and box suppers.
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Personals.

Miss Hazel Bowman and brothers,
John and Walter, are visiting theil
grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Bowman,
near Little Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liston Burnworth and
two children were visiting their son,
Lewis, at Bellview, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McElfresh and
Robert Essie and two smaller children
motored to Little Falls Sunday.
Mrs. Flora Wright, of Bingamon,
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HOULT
Mrs. Squirting Returns.

Mrs. George "A. Squirting and her
small son, Alfred, returned Sunday
from New York where they had been
since the first of June. Alfred who
underwent severe operation is much
improved since last reported and
seems on the way to complete recov-
arv
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BEST SKIN SOAP

Is San Cura Soap. because Of its great
antiseptic. and healing cirtues. Use II
regularly, and it will make the skin
|toft and yelyety; will remove p!mples
and blackheads. It's a real soap for
babies tender skin, which mothers
OF infants shonld remember. 25c a
|cal:o at. Martins Drug Store.
II your druggist does not have II
send to TbcmDson Medical Co.. Titus
vile. Pc
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HARRINGTON
Social saturday EvenInu.

The Victory Temple, No. 81, Pyth-
ian Sisters Lodge of this place win
hold a social Saturday evening on
the old M. E. church lot on Main
street. Every thing eatable viii be
on sale.
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PastIme Theatre oulta aualness

The pastlme theatre conducted in
the Sturm and Morgan building closed
its doors some time ago. Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Extrom have purchased the in
terest of S. ]. Sturm and A. G. Nor
gan in the building and have leased
the same to Earl o. Bryan who will
conduct pool room and lunch coun
ter in the building. The work of re-
moving the theatre fixtures was begun
on Monday and will be completed by
Tuesday evening. A dance will be
held in the building on Tuesday even
ing.
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Worthiington
Rebekahs Go to Enterprise.

The degree stan or the Loyal Sis
ters Rebekah Lodge No. 1888, went to
enterprise on Monday evening and
conferred the degree on three candi-
dates. Among those making the trip
were Mesdames A. j. Brumage, Clyde
H: Hay. G. o. Messenger, Elizabeth
Wood, A. D. Ireland, Ernie Wood, Del
bert Cunningham, Finley Cakes. ]. G.
Jacobs, Mollie Thorn and Henry King.
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Personals,

Mr.. Llewellyn o. Knipp, of Phila-
delphia, was business visitor in town
on Wednesday. He has some coal in
terests in this section.
Mrs. U. w. Hess, of Annabelle. was
shopping in town on Wednesday.
John H. Stewart and Charles E.
Stewart, of Enterprise, were visitors
here on Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Martin, of Lumber
port, was here attending the funeral
OF her grandson on Wednesday.
Geo. w. MILAN, Of Carolina, was
transscting business here Wednesday,
l. S. Martin, Of Monongah, was a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-14
Returned Erom vlslt

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Berry and
children have returned from a short
visit with Mr.. Berry's parents in
.Clarksburg.
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Children Here

The children of DR.. and Mrs. j. G.
Collins of Grant Town are staying
with Mrs. Collins sisters Misses Mary
and Nellie Murphy this week.
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Work DELAYED.

Work has been greatly delayed on
the grading between here and Nor
wood the past few days on account of
the rains.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-14
Returnedt4o Akron.

Mr.. wheeler and daughter Mrs R.
w. Koon and son Robert, have return
ed to their home at Akron, Ohio.
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at Willow Tree. She was a devoted
Christian. kind and loving wife. a de-
voted mother and q friend to all.
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PereonaIs.


Everett A. Miles and daughter OF
Clarksburg, We're guests of the for
mer's sister, Mrs. w. R. Phillips, oil
Clayton street. Mr.. Miles returned
home yesterday while the daughter
will remain for a longer visit.
Dallas Hamilton has returned from,
camp near Morgantown for few days
J. S. Haggerty was a business yisi-
tor in Wheeling on Tuesday.
Fred II. MILAN returned yesterday
to Blue Greek after business visit IN
Huntington.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar E. Hayes have
returned from weeks visit with the
latters sister, Mrs. George Ward, in
Weston
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Devore and son
Howard are camping in tent on But
falo road for a few weeks.
Mrs. Joe A. Leigh was a visitor in
Wheeling on Tuesday.
r. F MILAN and A. Rymer were
business visitors in Fairmont on Tues
day.
Fred Barrows, of Fairmont, was q
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Mrs. Richard Parrish is sick at her
home in West Pennington.
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From shInn.ton

James Kelly of shinnston was call
ing on friends here Monday.
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NAiNNINGTON
out Aaaln.

B Arlie Wade. who was severely in.
jured In an automobile accident near
his home In Brookside month ago, il
able to be out on crutches.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-14
New Sidewalk,

New Sidewalk.
A new concrete sidewalk is being
laid on Howard street from Locust to
the p. ] Davis lot.
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Accepts Position

Accepts Position.
W. Glenn Norman has accepted IL
position with the Hub furnishing store
FRI ciarksburg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23
nTNEY OPERATOR HELD
FOR STEALING AN AUTO

Held fo- 'rill by the district court
on he charge NJ automobile steal
HF n a Hitchcock ~ West Tulsa
Va, committed 10 JAN az the clos"
o, hs preliminary hearing before
Justice s g. I.Ney. the court holi-
ina from me testimony that the de-
htianl probably stole an nutomo-
bls from ] " 'Shlpman OF JePks
on july :
Testimony given nv Ezrcl I.auff-
In o' Red Fnrk went to show that
he witness had met Hitchcock al
N, foot " Rcd Fork hin on July
4 when the latter related 10 Lauff-
I'm that b. had an automobile In 4
brush patch nearby Hitchcock
gave a. biz reason for the position
Of me car s' '1r OF he road, that
ne steering gear had become out OF
order anj The car had run into the
h-ush before Hitchcock succeeded in
stopping q
L.g'fin returned 10 the place
Ehefs he car hnl been some days
ia'e- 10 find one door and the body
Of me ear along with several pairs
ot cytnIls hidden tn the brush. In
NE notke 10 tho ovcralls were let
i'r addressed 20 Shipman. and. act
ihf on his Information. Laufflln
,of Shlpmau uf The actions OF
Hrcht0cs
hitchcock was later arrested In
Possession " a West Tulsa jnney
ne chassis ~ which has been idcn-
..'.'l a. that o' the car stolen from
,llpman The defendants bond
TO- appearance before the district
'alB va sci hy the court AZ $4,000.
'hieh counsel FOR the defendant
'A''i probably could be made.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23
TULSA BANKERS AT TER
RESERVE BANK BRANCH
Prominent BuSincsS Men go to Kan
AIS 'ity "a Present Claims for
Location la Magic CiIy

Tul-a's hid for a branch or 'hc
/ Tenth Fedcrhl Reserve bank will hr
made In kansas C.ty Thursday Doe.
. fore the directors or no, Tenth DIE
tr.cl
Hearing the ciys hucf "hrg'
number of Tulsa bankers lcf Dl
Kausas city Thursdny to appear u..
fore the board with their arguments
as 10 why ms city }, hc logical
/ home OF subfcior1 bank IN"
delegation has facts and figures to
show iust hnw large a proportion or
The resources " tho Tenth dIruc'
bank lic within a scope ~ territory
which can best bc served hy Iurp .luH
the branch here. Those who are IN.
miliar with these matters declare
that Tulsas claim and position can.
not be denied by other cities whNgh
VIII put forward their claim fpr the
sub bank
Among lhosc who lcf last night
Tor kuusaa tiiy are r. " Sinclair
T. W. Jacob Jake Easlou W \
BroWnlco. Harry II Rogers. j NJ
Woodford W \ Brown. % "
Wright Grant n McNulIouEh \ ,E
bradshaw J II McUrnrN W l.
Lewis. Joe Olson Alya j Ni'cs ! NJ
Kerry. Mark T. Carr y li Graham
and Eugcuc I0rt0n
I'm addition io these Tulspug. deli.
cations OF bankers from MuskoHcc
McAlcst"r. Okmulgrc. S1puIpn ~.
ui,a ANA Blrl,osyillo. who hope lo
see tho branch located boo Tulsa are
also In Kansas titN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23

Permanent ranks OF general In the
regular army FOR General fctslinE
and General MarCA and permpnent
ranks OF admiral in the navy for
Rcar-Admiral Sims and Admiral
henson have been asked OF cOugtcss
by President Wilson according to a
repsrt from Washington. There
nave been only four generals IN
Americas history. Washington,
Grant sherman and Sheridan were
80 honored Three men were ad-
mirals; David H. Farragut, David
Porter ani George Dewey George
Washington was the first American
general and the last until the civil
war. Ulysses $ Grant. the next TO
attain the rank. became general In
1856 when Grant became presl-
dent in 1853 the rank or general
was conferred upon william Tecum-
sch Sherman. who held II until his
retirement In 1884 In May. 1888.
the rank was revived for Philip n
sheridan. Pershing. while stlll hold
ing the rank OF major general. be-
came temporarily a general ~ &c
tOber. 1917 Malor-Gencral March
having received the same tempor-
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t street crossing at tho interscc-
ION NJ Third street and the NJ. f..
Z tracks WIS asked Tor In a pen.
ion submitted to the hoard OF com.
misainurrs yesterday hy practically
All of the residents ln that vicinity.
The petition alec asked Tor the pllc.
ing of street lights a. the crosslua
and az pW1bsp street CroaHlrg East
Third street is now CLOSED thrnausa
or The refusal OF the aUCEsN admin.
i'rntiou tu build u crossing. although
tb" rIy has agreed to carry out it,
part OF the work IN making flilH AMI
other Improvements At present alt
traffic is forced 90 go two blocks
south in order io cross the tracks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23
CITY PAYS MUCH FOR
TREATMENT OF WATER
Report for Month OF juno shows
that Per Gallon Price for Pres
cnt Supply Is Cents

Report for the month OF June.
compiled by the city water depart
ment, showed total operating cost
Of {2O.3i7.9s OF which the water
pumping and treating amounted 10
i1O.5lI69. or cost Of SiOl cents
per 1000 gallons for city water.
Services Installed during the
month numbered 10. at cost OF
12.O33SO. bringing The total num-
bcr up 10 Q Dos services.
water rbctArs numbering 90 and
costing t.3Sb92, brings the total
number OF meters used in the city
up to S,23l.
Cash receipts for the month OF
June, 1919, amounted 10 tlS,766,29.
Cash on hand June /. 1919,
amounted to tlO.O56.s9, making a
total. of cash f2S,S221s, and sub
tracting the cost OF operating. 800
347.9S. the cash on hand on July !,
amounted To tS.fS4 20.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23
FASHION SHOW TO BE
HELD IN SEPTEMBER
nal custom Blockcd Last Year by
h" v.m bc I,c.umcd, says Re
tnIlrr-' NS-ocintion,
PRIZES WILL BE ARRANGED
80, ,rrnaun. In Womcn's Cos
- vul h. Sportcd During
hr week Of styles.

,.rI.r show continuing for an
,... when the world at
r,,, may obtain "a glimpse OF
rI, naumcnble ladies for
a., r. piy is famed. gownci
"a, ,,...m,H ,u tho latest modes OF
-. ..Ir.t.. Ia e.hcdulcd for the
H, .rf ~ september. according
'r... Merchants association.
...r tnt restrictions ana
..'.... af atr Hmr. coupled win the
..,,.-Yu.s activities aud conBrstrd
t,l,u of rho city due 10 The con
,.s.,,f. reunion. prohibited local
-.D.r.. r.W doing more lhhu
,....I,,.. ,n.. .NoW windows IN gala
-,,.,, .. .N.. year. us soon as the
g,,i r..r.ntn's have returned from
hoo ,Ia.f. .. eastern markets. laden
t g..r...a and beautiful gar
80. ..r1ntr Nardi Gras Will
", r.fd ..s...u The custom started
.,,.,,f ,,Hf. uuo and discontinued
7, ,t, ... 4Ah OF lhc war
rry,a a.I loving cups for the
-.1., 4.f..t. aud beautiful show
,toJrva too ur.' automobile flon'
=, ,he annual fashion parade, the
.,v,s. ur most daring Costume eN-
,r,,,sl ai ,Hr show 90 he held At.
.,r,en,Iuu aU. .ofc. while open
.oys," will poe held ON ut least one
,t,ht when nothing viii be- sold In
,9y NJ mo stores hut the entire
,,,,g oT merchandise displayed for
m, thousands uf r'gitors that viii
,g,,rr rar corridors throughout that
pTa- 'n me war. the Hunt com
ran, won tac owing cup for Swecr-
,ttrs or iN" highest points in
s.su,, anH artistry iu all lines of
ID, business FOR three consecutive
ys,r, and that house b. now holder
N ihe cup Rivalry viii be Keep
among the leading stores of tho city,
While me uHnrrous little shops
iba, have sprung up. spccializing In
heir rar.irrnr features of dress, arc
sure 10 spring innovations and add
nest 10 the fashion show ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23

AIRY rank the preceding May In the
navy the temporary RANK of admiral
is held by rear admIralS Will" scrv-
ing as chief OF naval operations or In
command Of fleets George Dewey
was the last to hold the lille pcrmau-
entity in the navy Before hgu there
had heer only TWO. David u. Farra-
gut and David Porter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23
WOMAN ASKS $4,000
FOR AUTO ACCIDENT

Damages OF $4,000 for personal
injuries received In an automobile
collision. were nakrd IN district court
Tuesday 10y Nelva ] rig Ion against
Biddle Suppcs and G. r. Suppcs. the
plaintiff claiming she WIS thrown
from the automobile which her hus.
band was driving east Of the city ON
May 81, and permanently injured
The plaintiff says IN her petition
that Riddle Suppcs. driving his au-
tomobilc at high rate ~ speed. ran
into the automobile occupied by The
plaintiff at the intersection or the
Tulsa BiNhy ana Tulsa Broken Arrow
roads. demolishinE the car owned by
the plaintiff and causing her great
physical suffering rs result Of the
collision.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23
NEW RELIGIOUS WORK
SECRETARY FOR Y. M. C. A.

Harry l. UeInzman arrived in
I-Aa yesterday tu become religious
Soik secretary 'or the Tulsa Y. NJ.
~ succeeding l.. G. Murray who
sHned on June 10. Ucinzman re-
uOuy returned from overseas where
!. ha' been serving as a Y. VI. G. 4.
N, 'eWfy with the American troops
w nad made two trips TO France az
e.. A a'ache with the allied
,.uies before the United State. en-
80 80 me war and was later assigned
,,.s,lhAheH'.N 'p Tho overseas service
",,f war was declared
",aEman ls "a graduate OF Kan
- hi''rs.N and IN 1903 was n
1','er 1.,u'er of Walter camps football
,m. Ilo was actively engaged in
,,. work with the Y NJ. T. A. be-
'"s going into war work.
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NtuouT. prohibition b. beginning
lo have uu rif,'' ON the amount
u. hu.n,r 'uun -, 'nu pnlr" rn1
i,drfH .'iI.rUH aNi ns ,hr price
~ wh#N'N sutt- higher rrImr d".
,Ii''. according 60 officials
"rruh.u.un does arcm ru pfn.
MMif Ium.. "a NUkm tinted
States .Hmma. Iuur sad Nrw,r.
dtN .su,, IuI, 1. I Iptrut I..
tuuI .HrI, vibrant nr bootleg
lrra puG Uu,uf had t .mgIr conn
u.Nu. A.I lH, hrH. ub.f uf DO Iv
'ht" ufND. .Im.- su.m Co.. have
.u,.r.H. H|Hnr with WHISKY.
White sI.Na ,ls,s have become
rtrr nU gI between su.. ma.
uuluI muMInHuuu went .p4u effect
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