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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
nnAr mas GONE nETonE.

I.uy Rymal, special agent
an ll,ratlvo for the Jewellers
rr....r.yc Alliance. In New York;
v-t.. these stories for the In
nr. ,Iou u Wnkio, Mir. Wink
rcl Ellui, 20 prove to him that
.f.r4Eh Appearances wero often
as.u-i her. she always loved him.
nam, Was dismissed from "A hos
.rr... where She was training, be-
.... She let Angelo Parcnto.
..l.s italian who had Killed his
.a. 4cart and wounded himself,
.s..lur. She later learns that no
lr inc a gem thief As an object
.c. for a group OF gem thieves,
r.r tor Sloan. OF tho Alliance.
n.. Halmy the job ot stealing
M. .u.rd biggest diamond In
America She was then 10 bc ar
re...I tried and sent 20 jail-and
.nu l'atciy released. In tho at
,s.. at this sham robbory the
owner ~ the diamond loses his
.n sloan pulls wires to protect
I4..F but ehc is under ohliga-
Nun. 10 Sloan. whom she disIikos.
a note dropped AZ her feet while
m.y is in a dark street which
roads You no XIII mon Grossct.
fH. max trick FOR you" Balmy Ia
tH.. sout TO Detroit 10 find out
vh. Eoie the Swartzdorf Star.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
Be Young In Body, Mind and
Looks Despite Your Years

How often you have
wished that you could
indrlge in the strenu-
ous exercise OF out
door sports with the
vigor and enthusiasm
Of youth But the
end Of the week finds
you all in - you are
tired, listless and lack
the energyt go out for
a vigorous walk or a
round Of the links or
any other exercise that re-
Uuircs much physical cper-
ton Many man, even IN
his middle iorueP. has a
vague feeling that he Is
getting old and night
At a time when he should be
at hts very best physirally.
AndhcisgrovinR old not
IN the sense that the years
are pressing heavily upon
him but m the sense that
his vital forces are wasting
RwayfaBtcr than NAturcrc
places the worn out tissues.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

Chick Fhcrts For there's some
thing bigger going 10 break than
we've got any idea o. And i's up
20 as Toosey. 20 find ont what that
something is"
You've said a." agreed tho port
faced TougrN as she suddenly
turned, looked over hcr shoulder.
and gave mo me code sign rs fade
away. For a thick ,shoulderod youth
had turned In 20 the namh0yant on
trance ~ The Fatima, and knew
from Toosey's face that 10 was uonr
other than her "Eink.' And 7 also
knew OK { brushed casually past him
ON that dimN lighted stairway that
~ was tho same man whom wilkins
had sh1dowod from the east side
saloon whcr" ShaE Tcwetor and
Curatc Sam had conferred earlier IN
tho day
re'oro T was out Of he'd tho next
morning. I had mv dcsk-phnuo iu
my hand and was sending ont little
.arrItr.r|Erons ~ inquiry into if.
fD-ar' r1rfs ~ tho ci'v wilkins /
found. had duly reported 20 the al.
lance office that chick Fherts hnd
been In conference with one Nuuy
CO0mhs After that conference,
however wilkins had lost the trail
NJ both hIs quNrrieK Tposcy A..
'rtU. ON tho other hand. had as yet
put IN no report
{ was IN fact. hurriedly hol'inE
mo last of my bcd-trNy breakfast
whom Toosey herself appeared on th"
scona she was not altogether tri
uwrnlut She had both dined and
danced with chick u waH 'ruc. but
chick had not been lavish IN his
talk announced Toosoy. as shc sl'
watching mo Auiug my gun holster.
II hung close '0 my body whore
three Wars IN my waist front con
cea'sl tho opening through which
my right hand could a any moment
Nc thrust 90 clutch the stock thor"
Wei .u4anrt individual 500 ] man
Some harness that" observed tho
anproria'ivo Toos"y a7 ! dropped a
dowds black skirt over my head,
far that morning "a decided. it
would pay tn appear On my PLANES,
aupar,f Ard as ] finished dr"rs ne
instructed Toos0y % do what sh"
could O. follow mp tho elusive
Chick. EXPLAINING that myself was
of tr fMo region ~ chatham square
fo pick up anything I could as 10
tnc whereabouts aud the inteutlom
of one Nltty C00mhs
MY qu.a, was not altogether n
prumlHirn one For NuftF ] found
after an hours hard work was
nothing moro than a d"cropit old
uu .'apucr who now preferred keep
Ing s,thl0 the Law.
Yet my search. 7 felt was not
altogether wasted, for once had
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
Famo Destroys
Dandruff BaCilli
etroet Adv.

Science has perfected a wonder
full preparation that stops Seborr-
hea (the medical term for daudruD
by killing the dandruff microbe-
Us name Is FAMO and II is n
product OF one OF the famous
pharmaceutical houses Of Detroit.
The ingredients have never been
used on the scalp before but they
are we'll known TO physicians.
As fast as nature grows new hair
the Seborrhea germ kills Il of
Unless you destroy the germ,
with FAMO. The Dew hair win grow
weaker and weaker and badness
finally will result.
FAMO destroys the dsndruf ba-
oilli and makes new. luTuriant hair
grow.
FAMO actually retards grayuess-
II contains no alcohol. 1t stops all
itching of the scalp.
FAMO should be used daify By
every member Of the family, even
by those who have no dandruf. II
keeps the hair healthy and heautifnI
and prevents seborrhea-
FAMO is sold at all toilet goods
counters, also applied at the better
barber shops. IL comes in two
siEes-a small sire at IS cents and
an extra large bottle for ST..
Nsb6T'hsd - fhs -,sdtcui sSu.s fov .
rrc'h,di1 iHrvsafsd aoB sbyc-u fhs IsbschOss
g'a~di cf re- Esif The IrbSrvksus srers-
ttoH f0T-uG ~ tfalsf o. aaksi srd lf ooas-
EoNly hrcu- o. dardr~f
Mig by The Pamo Co. Detroit
Halliburton Abbott CO. Quaker dug 90,
Puritan Drug Co. Ho1au Drug stores,
Bteuborg Bros
Special Fsmo Agents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

much-gilded German saloon. I
duckcd Tor caAScr AT The move. step-
/ ping into an east side store that was
l partly "A confectioncr's. partly q to-
hacconIsts and partly news agents
emporium.
There / bought a motion picture
magazine and stood behind the un
clean window front
AS / watched caught sight of
Etlll another figure approaching
along the side st7ec' Thcn [ caught
my hrgath without quite knowing Il,
FOR l knew, at second glance. that
this figure was Curntu sam himself.
who pushed IN through the swing
ing doors under tho wire sign
realized that wasn't torrod out
tor entering any such place without
AZ once arouslnE suspicion. So l
turned back to No., tohacConisi,
asked FOX the use ~ his phone. and
promptly called w tho Alliance o.
NccHs.
had the satisfaction ~ knowing.
two minutes later. that wilkins was
speeding toward me In a taxi Yct.
fast as Wilkins travelled, J had 90
buy three other magazines before
Soan'S "strong-arm worker gtrollol
indolently rinto the store whore
stood waiting FOR HIM In just an.
other tWo minutes however. he was
just as lud1lcntN s'rui,ug across tho
street ana pushing hE way Iu
through tho CNcr.wo'uomInR swIus
doors
SO; so secorda after ho had don,
s1 closed car swung up ~ tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

Evc1 using cold cram and ar
p 'Hn' u pow Ser altogether hotter
ih1u Iuri powder aauuC H sNU far
short ~ being entirely satisfactory
Tor me powder Will wear or
q s MEDIA COLD .CHtrAMED
POWDER 4, rhe rresl original and
h'ppl"gt boon mat can grace your
dressing table
10 nnswcrs your visa tor all day
loyclucss dcflcs wind. rain. hCai.
cold or preparation You come
home after n day downtown with
your checks as velvet soft and pow
dory fresh hs when you started out
In Tho morning
For face. arms. back and neck
al tho dhucc-for a tennis or Eolt
Afternoon Ia MEDIA ls vcrtable
blessing
And In spite Of lts most romark-
able staying qualities. IA MEDIA
COLD CREAMED POWDER gives
non" OF that "ovcrtone" or -enan,-
elcd' look Soft refined. delight
ful TO use you Will never again be
satisfied with any other powedr
once you become acquainted with
LA MEDIA.
GUARANTEED pure and wholesome
and cannot promote the growth Of
hair.
Any dealer can get IA MFDA
COLD CREAmED POwDED for you
or we will send II postpaid upon re-
Celpt OF 65 centsa lar
Three tints: Whta, Flesh and
Peachblow
Trial sample mailed FREQ ~ you
give your name and adiroAa, aud
mention your dealers nAma.
Ia MEDA MIG. 90,
i0S y. Garfield Blvd. ChicaRu.
Sold AT all drug and toilet coun-
terE and In Tulsa by YounkmSA's
Drug Store, i5 West Fourth street.
Monkemeller's Drug Co, Daniel
Bldg tulsa Drug Co. is South Main
stroet. et.-Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
Makes Wrinkles Go
AS If By Magic"

Waut 70 bAnish every vrinkle=-irom
fsce. nevk hsnds-Hsasily quickly com
pletrly Trv the famous sarolits iormula
Nothing slse 80 nearly meets ~ver 70.
qulrcmeut Whyi BecAgHr ~ ia correct
In principle aud really. truly assists NA
tute Possessing remarkable hstr,ngfni
and tonic properties 10 both tightrnE thr
SEin-"thus naturally smoothing out the
llnss-aud improves capillary circulation
and nerve tone lending io strengthen
loose tissue and bring about healthy COM
dlfou lr, powrfiuI A. tho ANoliir
'otior fl. H won't harm your akin n tho
lsast And its 20 EASY t0 Est the boo
s1psrsivs Ingredients 81 your druggist1 d.
and 20 easy 10 mis- them
Just dissolve ono ounce powdered 'Aro
l.is IN ono haN riul witch hsrol that's
all Rattle your 'arc iu this .imuedi
Ai..v every wrinkle md crease are ~
feSlrd even me deepest You arc per.
fsruv astoHshsl a1d dsIrhfsd with fhs
result Nou look Ike you've lost years
from vour hFr'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

,y,n floor gn.rI r,,r ,n..,
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~ ~" ''''' ''.I.t '.' .''.
pt animal IKE anger bul g'U' ] 50"
afraid On DO ANYTHING could .,r
tho ,,,. .n.l..s. ,,. aver .o..tn. , r..l
ana 'h' man IN me d"ntlI'''
was ON top.
"You woyll. would Won r" he
,..,.,
'',
Il'N r''plnH N'''a ar 'H'E'''.'
were ,ui abort b., two dnHnIr ,uuIy
d, ,l.,, ,,..,rrr u,, .,r. seemed
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'''' away ''"'l n'.'' '....r,..H
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'ud Nl'I '' "N .'' .t,,
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brought 'h' p'P'' ..l
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h.nd.N down 'n S'tt
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mon 'l' H.hI'Nh Ajax.
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ne 0lIh InnN'' W'"", '"' ".t.,...i
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
u Treslsd Myself for tuberculosis"

Every auff~rsr>
from weak I.caEa
everyone a.
fliotod wIth
chronic cough
should read tbia
remarkable bis.
tory Of = drug
Eift ANItctsd
with Tuherulosia.
who experiment.
ed an hlu SOFT
seeking a road ta
health With hla
bimp treatment
any cough rack
tortured urrrn na
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

-
rd.lu't really begin with the tap
i 0.t u began In fact with some
4 n.rr more important And that
,0m.'alng was Shag Fewster, alias
rh Funston. who'd taken what Won
u.r.' call a high dive from his home
Gown and had come TO tho surface
Ira.a just south OF LonEacrc Square
IH. old Town looked good to
Sf,- f'wster. who. having pulled
m a highly profitable second story
Job Do Evanston, was possessed OF
vhI, his circle usually denominated
H dcep heel And In the mazes
through which he moved In lordly
Ashton were many friends eager 10
share IN his momentary spirit OF
fyc.r,.
le, Shag's new world was not ey.
icl.y what he imagined II For ncar.
Is $50 wocks no had been watched
tB uy day and hour by hour Al
i1y 'we OF any particular dav he
could have been rounded up. But In
rar'or sloan had ordered otherwise.
IAf-" was "A suspicion in official
minds that Shag had friends who
might Doe worth knowing
I' might have disturbed tho IRht-
'@r'oi man from the middle west 70
1 300" mat the guileless blonde who
called herself Bernice Sayette was
something more than mere h1hIrle
q" 's" Forty ninth street cah1rt-..,
where he had been duly introduced
70 h"r ny a ullow faced dancing
raj. For the fair Hcrulco was none |
'her 'han Tposey Attrill. the AN
snr' F'oolpigeon. who not only en-
NFel dining and dancing with Mr.. ,
'1ts'un Of Kansas city" but com
.afi 70 clear head with a sedatcIv /
'm0erod nlluremcnt OF manner II
Kew all this quite well. for ~ least .
me a day Toosey reported 10 me I'm .
r7on And as the end OF tho sec .
.'i week drew near Tooscys reports
WI. able ~ be more intimate
What d'you s.pose that HOoeior
-I'' tried 90 hand me last night"
I1's'y mildly demanded of mo. after
frI slipped quietly up TO my rooms
p. Instructions Hes the noivo 20
hl we was sure made FOR each other
''i ough'ta get spliced'"
: MA what did You tell HIM" 7
hNf1 as ! opened window 20 blow
fs' some OF the Turkish cigarette /.
smoke with which Toosey was fumi-
,..,
u N''' '' "'kh ,IN'n
Il .'',llh up VII no E'n man
' ."n / Keen me E"'h IN" way
s"'''a But ne wol'dn s'and /
N' ''.-'o"h. 'hld. ne saws
N... money EnIn h'a IN ,hls hols
yours Wtlhn Tor somebody TO !.
,'t. II In And I'm sure goin' 10
some houNn' Then ! SAYS N
l' HuUF goo, Mister Funston
,'1 Amt tryin 10 tel me You're a
'Nmtu 'NothIr' so crude. he
'H 'H me-. I'm a suite renter, and +.
7f 'ho right sort o rih can woik /,
PTS town for ton-huntrcd dollar
-a'" 'NouW have 20 wise mo mp II
what this game o. suite hun'in'
r1ns told HIM And seein II,
rHsHt going to bp Suu shy that
.H him ur
Tho TWO ~ us. he Iaid ont 90 me-.
n.l1 Vois that suite -hurru' game
Riverside Drive 10 finish. and
..r move ON 10 posfor and turn the
,rcre. for a couple o. weeks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

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bras. r.u. .n , .,..n ,..,
.ar1 ptu ,.u a. ID guI,k i,b for
mr hoard shlF ask tho rhop
owner
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tho nuatNuu. man win ur, mi,
SOLDERING .rirarl Wufrr. nine DO
V.,. u,, r..r,r.t t.,I, '''''
whore"
"Thrre blocks over" and ghap
nodded uf.H,nd,lt toward thc
East river
"Thf., blocks over" and shad
.Nopc." ,us flc none too. cpco,r.
aging rrp.l Il gottn uI,k to this
snur,"
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wy ",N'" my enemy. \ gray
~ .ssu over nus race llke a.
,,''u s9yefIS Il"Id ot wheat-Htubble
an" NNAHW II warned myself TO
~ wary very wary
['','uAo you io mo man who
Pl'h'u my po'kelbouk IN Brent
"ho - announced ] know that |
cnNId put n bullet singing and rcnd
INK lhI"hEh MS BODY, tearing tri- /
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

g.
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were taxing place"
o'd NUtn ,onmw hud shuff'i
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within I, foo, nf v,I,rn .f.rI.
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"' H' $1,000 |h'I' Do 't.WN fWuUE
'h'' mana forward ana Then back
again. Wilh ohhfF uulyEiIrkr
ih"i wac as unurmoustrtutu us 30.
WIS effective %
Tho suuud ~ THAT blow " u paper.
wrapped ruhhIr,tuuc against the
pIa'oginss window couldn't have
been loud one. 10 huoi. in TACT.
to reach my own rtra. FOR the syrup
covered square uf flannel clurug
tu the glass. both mufi.pI the rrpnrf
Of the impact and limited the 3rra
Of the hrcikago Iut it had don, its I
work For the uru moment Nuuy
Coomb.s long arm had Hipp,l I'm !
through the broken gIaas. unuoiI,sI |
and unchallongrl. he caught mn IN, |
Blue Pear from wh,r, n rrat,l nr
its placguc OF bIark ,,Iy,t nm, !
with a stroke OF u,k fnr vnI.h |
Nutty himself wa, uI,IrfIy ,'r,,,,' |
pared, he afnblsl rp s,8I,, 49,, ,,.. |
avenue, quite tiYub.,ryoJ
Yet at tho s,up, ,,,,,,,rt ~,
Tooary's lnrrcdu..5. ir,fS., ,,.IIa' ',''
man came ,houII,rlry trrn,,.,,. ~, |
curb rdo crowd Nhrrn Gr|.l I.h.',I. |
And his communion ,,,,, t,,t.,,,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-31
BRASS PLANT HERE
INTERESTS USERS
Deming Will Go to New
York to Work On Fac
tory Plans.

That the manufactures of Pitts
burfh, Cleveland and other manufao-
turing cities where large amounts of
brass are used are very much inter-
ested in the brass plant to be built In
Fairmont by the West Virginia Metal
Products corporation was the word
sent today by Paul z. Cleand. OF
Cleveland, who is now visiting a num-
per OF manufacturing cities in this
part of the United States.
Mr.. Cleland declared that the pros
pect of securing brass for their plants
from Fairmont was yer yattractiye to
many great plants in this district. Mr.
Cleland will return to Fairmont Mon
day.
Ferdinand Deming, superintendent
of the plant, will go to New York city
tomorrow night to begin his work with
the engineers on the plans for the faS-
tory buildings. Mr.. Deming expects
to be in New York some weeks work
ling out these details.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-31
AWARD CONTRACTS
FOR FIVE HOUSES
Fairmont Building and In
vestment to Build Near
Fairgrounds.

Five new houses of five rooms each.
with all modern heating and plumbing
fixtures and to cost in the neighbor-
hood of $50 each. are to be erected at
once by the Fairmont Building and
Investment Company. The houses will
y plilt nearly directly opposite the
CT trance CT what was formerly the
fair grounds. \
The decision of the Building and In
vestment Company to build more
houses was arrived at as a result Of
the directors being absolutely certain
that there will in very short time
be distressing famine of houses in
the city and particularly in the section
in which these homes will be erect
ed.
Work will be started on the houses
at once and it is hoped to have them
completed before the start of opera
tion on the plant of the Fairmont
Metal Products Corporation in Hick-
mans Run.
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.MANN|NGTON HIGH.
GRADUATES CLASS
OF FTHIRTY-SEVEN
George W. Bowers Prizes
Distributed As Part of
Exercises.
Alumni BANQUET HELD
One Hundred and Thirty
Five Members and Guests
Attend Feast.

With impressive exercises and with
the auditorium of the high school
packed to capacity and overflowing,
thirty-seven boys and girls were grad
uated last evening from Warrington
High school. The class of 1919 was
the largest in the history of the school
and theirs was the twentieth annual
commencement
Reverend ]. c. Broomfield, of the
M. P. Temple in Fairmont, made the
address of the evening. One of the
features of the commencement was
the awarding of the George W. Bowers
prizes, amounting to total of one
hundred dollars and divided into tes
awards. This year a new plan was
used in determining who should re-
ceive the prizes. Every student in
the school was Judged on the follow
ing basis: Courtesy, up to 1s points;
honesty, 16i points; ,initia tive 16
points; leadership. &c points. service,
16 points. and Improvement in studies,
20 points. The first eight itenfs were
voted upon by secret ballot by the stu.
dent body, the teachers deciding who
Continued on page fiye.)
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MINE WORKERS HOLD.
VERY LARGE PARADE.
Mother Jones and w. U.
Rogers Spoke At Meet
ing Held Afterward.

Organized labor paid its tribute to
the returned soldier boys yesterday
when parade was held in the morn
ing between Fairmont and Watson
under the auspices of United Mine
Workers local union 4oo5, of Watson
which closed with an open air meet.
ing at the grove at Watson. Two
thousand United Mine Workers par
ticipated in the parade,
The parade started at Fairmont
avenue and Twelfth street and was
escorted by Chief of Police Harr and
a Gordon of police. w. NJ. Rogers,
Fairmont, president of the State Fed
Grafton of Labor lead off the process,
sion.
The Moose band, of .Fairmont, was
next in line, wearing their new uni
forms, which are composed of pret-
ty blue with appropriate trimmings.
The band rendered fine program Of
march music. Thirty-five service men
who reside near Watson, were In line.
There were 200 members of local 40O5,
United Mine Workers, in line. One
CONTINUED on page fiYe.)
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MEMORIAL SERVICE
AT 1ST METHODIST.
Three Sons of the COngre-
CATION Gave Their
Lives in Cause.

Patriotic deyotions WIN be observed
at First Methodist Episcopal church
on Sunday evening when memorial
service win be held In memory OF the
three SONS Of the Congregation, who
were killed OF. died of natural causes
during the world war.
The deceased members oft he congre-
CATION are: Ray Atha, who was killed
In action on November 4, 1913; Rus
sell Arnett, who died In Camp Shor-
man, ChilIotto. O.. and Hugh Talking
ton, who died at Camp Mills. AIineoia,
LII
All service men are specially invit-
ed to attend this service whether they
are members Of the Congregation or
not. The service men who are mem.
bers are requested by the pastor to be
In their pews ON Sunday A portion OF
the central aisle win be reserved for
service men and Rev. DR.. Goodwin, the
pastor, is especially anxious that ell
service men regardless OF creed. at,
tend the service.
A memorial and patriotic sermon
will be preached by Rev. DR.. Goodwin
the pastor, and the choir win render
special patriotic numbers.
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Pennies WM
be at Premium
Here TOMORROW

Better buy q few pennies tonight
and have them In your pocket when
you board street car tomorrow
morning, for tomorrow the seven
cent fare recently approved by the
Public Service Commission goes
Into effect on the lines of the NJ.
v. T. Co.
Under the new fare rides in the
city will cost seven cents no mat
ter where you go. II you ride to
Warrington hand the conductor
forty-nine cents. If by any chance
anybody would want to go to
Clarksburg it would be necessary
to hand the man in the uniform
seyenty-seven cents before he
would permit you to step on at the
Harrison county terminal. For
de to Fairyiew you must enrich
ne traction company to the amount
forty-two cents. To these fares
aust be added the usual war tax.