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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

REAuriruL pioRr.HooM HONE
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
OIL q QAA LRAAEA

OIL q Gas LRAAEN
In Bs1khAm county where there 10 %
much excitement. NaSnoiis dviiling o.
about t.see feet And feeling very confident
that they viii get Q veil sooa.
Csa lsiivss the following subject 90
prios sale
ios scvss 10 s-s.ii. NsssA
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~ Acfss In Lien. ofee.a 90.
10 acres IN i-ie-sS. oiSsos.
% aeres IN willie, tises.oc
7. D. xf0Hr sst>-
Natiossi Bank building 90.
ASpis i1oi
PiPE AND CASINO ron SALE
snd ~ pounds, 4, &. and Z inch'iias pipe.
W. J. Lanyoa. L. D. 81 wainst iis9
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

BUY SWANSON co.
We hol1 interests IN $1,000 acres OF
leases In EansAs. Oklahoma and Texas
n producing wells 1000 barrel.
Production. Z wells drilling. earning "
percent now, Price $i:S pcr share.
Write tor particulars.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31
STOCKS AND poxps
q. n Pinhcn . co.

ioot.i Coieovd nids.> phous
Mnpis sfe1: Long ptstsnrs.
Magic SOs.
oryaRs srBJEcr
CONFIRMATION.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

VoR sAr.u-s.secn uolssp bsassiow,
we'll arranged. largo roseas pna elossss,
on corner 'esA ~ psvias. biech from
clss~sn cor. and JsifsrssN schsoi. walk.
$50 anxss ,aias, only StS5s. ssod isrma
Nee owner. isse v est 3Srd.
BEAUTIFUL i-sssm ms1sra AsssS: Mssi
lccatiea: buy from owAss. isovpa city
lsnsssy /; is'ms rsss"asSia. csh Nspl.
iys
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-31

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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-20
.nDhED 70 HELP
SALVATION ARMY
slaces on State Committees
Have Been Provided
for Them.

women are TO occupy an tmpor.
e place IN the Salvation Army af-
hirs IN west Virginia IN 1920. Rep
sntattves Of leading women or
Eanizations Of the state have been
ssiyen representation on the state ex-
Scuiya committee Of that organtza-
hon fir 1920 and this comes through
he effective service rendered In the
1919 campaigns by the fair sex. Mrs.
fayia Poffenbarger OF Point Pleasant
Who perfected such strong organl-
sdtion for the Fourth and Fifth LIB
Dftty Loans in West Virginia, has ac-
cepted a place. on the state COM.
miftee. Mrs. Woodman to Wills, Il
charleston, the newly elected presi-
TENT. of the West Virginia Fedora
Hon OF Womens' Clubs, has also been
named a member Of the state COM
aifftee. Va third selection is Mrs
James B. Moran, OF Grafton, who was
.ehairman Il Taylor county for the
1918 salvation Army drive and Just
recently served as chairman for that
county in the Red Cross Roll Call,
EolIing up q list Of 1903 members as
Iieainst 1903 last year, record that
has not been equalled to date in re-
oorts for most places indicate that
half the membership obtained last
Hear3was splendid record. The plan
ls to have a complete state organlza-
Hon among women for the 1917 drive
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-20

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. POI
is important to record in paragraph,
If only for the information of the State
Historian at Charleston, If there is still
such an official on the payroll, that
a West Virginia member was called
to the rostrum to preside over the
House Of Representatives a day or so
ago. 1t doesn't happen often, and to
the best of our memory never hap
pened to Republican member from
West Virginia in the seven years OF
our observation. OF course, during
most OF that time, the Democrats hao
the House and it wasn't the practice
to pass that honor out at any time to
any one on the Republican side of the
partisan dead line. How closely they
guarded the gavel from the sacrilige-
Gus hands of the opposition is re-
membered when, on a Sunday, there
was memorial service held to the
memory of Republican member from
the state who had passed to the be-
You'd. The honor. of presiding upon
that occasion was split fifty-fifty be-
tween Nicely and Littlepage, both Dem
ocrats. 1t is the only time we can
recollect that they ever presided, AID
both were candidates for the compli-
ment, which shows how highly it is
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-20
.DRI-TONIC DROVE
THE PINPLES away
~ Feel and Look Ltkt a Different Pes
. son." Writes Grateful Young Man
toNalrmont Druggist

Wesley Kniseley, Of Grant Town,
W. Va, after giving DRI-ToN1c .
trial is so pleaAed with the results
that he says ut 3 a wonderful med
icine, and recommend II to any one
wishing clear healthy complexion, :
Hero is his letter.
va-Dear sir:f wishs to thank you
for recommend Ing DRI- TONIC to ma
Since have BEEN using i feel and
look like different person.
had red/splotcbes and IMPLIES all
over my face afld body, due impure
blood andLeonst ipatione FhSf e have
cleared up and Idi6ost entirel disap.
peared sftef taking DR1-TqNc, J
think it's wonderful med Eine, and
recom1I lend III to anyone Vho wishes
cleaA healthy compl zion.
(signedl WBsE1Y KNsELY,
Nov. j, 1915. G7ht Town, w. va
one package Of bRI-ToNIC mixed
with quart y tier makes Q quart
of medicine thai Is truly Happy
Help-to- Happy ealth." Sold by all
druggists under MONEY back guara1l
tee. Get 1t in iFatrmoht at Cranes OF
ut FOrtuey's rug stora
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-20
SPECIAL SHIPS FOR
TRADE COUNCIL
People Will Travel Long
Distances to San Fran
cisco Event.

San FRANCISCO, Nov. 2O.-The in
creased importance Of the United
states with reference to foreign trade
y particularly now that this country mas
become the creditor nation for the
world. viii furnish one of the import
mt sub3ects for discussion at the COM
M convention in this city in May OF
skhe National Foreign Trade Council
one entire session will be given to TINS
problem with another session to a sur
yey Of foreign markets with special
consideration to the American prod
ucts that are capable of development
for foreign trade.
Another subject to be taken up by
The convention OF particular interest,"
10 American producers will be a study
;pf the lines of American products and
commodities capable Of expansion for
foreign trade.
Special ships will be run from the
p,ar East, from South America and
nom New York in the interest of dele
rates to the convention and two spe-
riai trains will be run from points In
MS country to San Francisco.
Plans are in progress for enHsting
special cooperation Of Chambers OF
s5omI1erce in production centers inter-
ested IN foreign trade
FOR the sessions OF the convention
The Pacific Coast committee, having
charge Of the convention, have secure
me great Civic Auditorium at San
FTancisco's civic centor, one of the
fins<t and largest buildings Of its kind
IN America.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-20
WASHINGTON NEWS ;
GOSSIP ~ CHARLES BROOKS SMITH.
81 CHARLES BROOKE sMIrH.
az coNpol

regarded by some. A few days ago,
It was unexpectedly conferred on Mr..
Echols, of the Charleston district by
Speaker Gillett, and during ais gaVel-
ling there were several lively scrim-
images in the debate and roll call on
a parliamentary point. The honor be-
slowed expands in the light Of the fact
that he was the first from West Vir-
ginia to be singled out for the bright
est spot in the House limelight since
the Grand Old party has come into
Its own in the control Of the Congress.
West Virginia was represented at
the funeral of the late Senator Martin,
Of Virginia, by Representative George
M. Bowers. He was a personal friend
Of the Senator's, and remembers with
gratitude Senator Martins interview
ton in behalf Of his confirmation
when, for the first of the three times,
President Mckinley appointed him
United States Fish Commissioner. 1t
was the first time in the history OF that
office that any man who did not come
from the coast of New England had
been nominated for that office. The
New Englanders were sore about 1t
and, for two weeks, held up Senate
confirmation of Bowers appointment.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-20

Hot brown sugar syrup and hot waf-
nes, chicken and gravy, First M. e.
church Thursday evsning-Adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-20
towns IN COUNTY
! Showing UP WELL
Fairmont Chapter Of Red
Cross to Reach It's Roll
Call Goal

There is no question but what the
Third Roll Call of the Fairmont chap.
ter of the American Red Cross VIII
reach the quota OF 1883, which Is half
o fthe number OF memberships obtain
ed at the previous roll call for 1913.
There have only been $4,32S report
ed, covering 1920 memberships, q do
nation from the knights Of Columbus
and % magazine subscriptions, but
Mrs. Pansy Martin, of Everson, Is stu
working on Hutchinson and 50 far
there has been no report from Grant
Town where activities were delayed.
Benton Ferry has turned in thirteen
memberships which was a welcome
addition to the country membership
as it Looked for a time like that COM
munity might 80 without representa-
ton.
The Owens Bottle company intend
ed the $50 contributed as fifty mem
berships, it has developed, which
brings the showing OF that company
to the head of industrial activities.
The Owens Bottle company and its
employees registered 179 memberships,
the Fairmont Window Glass company
took Is memberships for its employees
and the Monongah Glass company is
credited with six, though it is ex-
planned that its employees we're reach
ed largely in the house to house can
vass. Other industrial reports show
that the Fairmont Mining Machine
company employees total g. member
shipg, the Rivesville Power plant 81
memberships, the Helmick Foundry
company 80 memberships, the Mid
West Box company 80 memberships
and the Bell Telephone company II
memberships.
The county showing gives Rives-
vile first place as it obtained 50 mem
berships through the regular organ1-
cation and 81 from power plant en-
ployes, making a total of 144. Farm.
ington was second with 1923 member
ships and Fairview third with 1l6. The
final figures which show number of
memberships reported through regu-
lar organization and not those paying
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-20
Weak, Weary, Women

Learn the Cause Of Daily Woes and
End Them.
When the back aches and throbs,
When housework is torture,
When night brings no rest nor sleep,
When urinary disorders SET in,
Women's lot Is a weary S1 E.
Doan'sS Kjd96y PMS aye for weak
kidneys. N
Have pfO9sd their Ybrth II Fairmont'
This is one Fairm9ttj wo1 JAMS testi-
mrs Mrs. IS. sytfs, 200 GLADDEN. st.,
says: my back vas sore and .ached
in duh way. l ist tipsa anus Ian
guild and it was haA to keep at py
houseYoRk. l felt Especially bad wien
l first got np-in e-moping and Slf-
fered With freqdent dizzy heada ines
My kidneys shoFed fheir wealII ~ II
other wayA too FUSED goSA's Kid
ney Pills anu they curedsme
Price 6Oc, at dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a dney remedy r. get
Doan's kidney FAs - the same that
Mrs. Sykes had. pster-M ilburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Bufab, N.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-20

Their view Of was that any man VINO
did not live on the New England coast
could know nothing Of fish, their haD-
its and culture and could not be ex-
pected to learn. AS for man nom
the mountain peaks Of West Virginia
well, that was the limit, in their
view. Such one could not be e1-
pected to know whether or not q nsn
had hips, or cat fish had nine lives.
They overlooked the important tact
that the government employs scten-
tific experts for all Of that and that
running the fisheries is big busl7
ness proposition. There is where Mr..
Bowers shone, but of course in the
twelve years he was the Commissioner
he learned a lot about fish from the
army OF Gshologists under him. When
Roosevelt reappointed Bowers for the
second time, he wrote that he was the
best fish commissioner the United
States ever had. But it was Senator
Martin who nipped in the bud plan
by the New England Republican Sen
ators to defeat Bowers confirmation
by enlisting Democratic Senator'S to
Join them. Bowers never forgets a
friend like that, and he journeyed down
to Charlottesville, Va, to lay wreath
upon the casket that held all that was
earthly of great party leader for
twenty-six years in the upper branch
Of the National Congress.
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POOP HEApWoRK,

Visiting Mayor-Didn't the women
elect Rabies for mayor?
Alderman-No, he became engaged
to all the girls in town in order to get
their vote, and they found it out and
defeated him.-Detroit News.
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Average wages of men in eight lead
ing industries, as measured by aver
age hourly earnings, increased all the
way from "A to 112 per cent. during
the period from September, 1914, to
March, 1918.
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a DELICATE SENSE.

.rWsnch is the most delicate OF the
Senses?" asked the teacher.
"The touch" said young Jones.
Flows that?" asked the teacher,
and Jones explained: "Wen. when
you sit on a pin, you can't see it, you
can't hear it, you can't taste it, but
It's there. Edinburgh Scotsman.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-20

Warrington district and Downs COM
munity will make better than fifty
per cent. showing. At last reports
over 700 members had been secured
there against 1900 in the previous
roll call.
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All the hot Wafnes and brown sugar
syrup you can eat with chicken and
gravy, too. First NJ. e. church Thurs
day el ening.-AdV.
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In the way Of political conversation
among the states politicians here, the
announcement of Judge E. F. Morgan
| that he had handed in his resignation
to Governor Cornwell as member OF
the State Utilities Commission so as
to free from official cares to make a
campaign for the Republican nomina-
ton for governor, gave the guberna-
torial gossip squirt and speculation
over the gubeFnatorial situation q well
come flip. Since Cooper and Darst
were here three weeks ago, the talk
had died down to dead and monoton-
Gus level The Morgan announce
ment lifted it up again. They are
Specializing what effect it will have on
the avowed candidacy OF Samuel B.
Montgomery, and the tentative can
didacies of Cooper, Darst, England
and Grosscup. Will 1t, they are in
quiring, have the effect of limiting
production" in so far as the field OF
entrants in the gubernatorial race is
concerned? viii 1t result in narrow
ing the field OF choice for the hardy
sons of party who do the voting in
the primary and thereafter, or will it
make the others more than ever de-
termined to stick? Opinion here
largely holds to the belief that II 1t
ioperates to make a change, the change
will not be immediate. 1t will be I'LL
innate. The others are liable to let
their aspirations drift serenely along
as they wait to see what effect the
Morgan candidacy will have on the
minds and emotions of the rank and
file Of the party. In other words, they
will stick around and wait to see II
the candidacy Of Judge Morgan takes
with the party proletariat. The way
they are said to figure it is that there
is ample time and many things may
happen to change and twist the con-
test into as many shapes and angles
as Mr.. Heintz has pickles, and that in
these unusual times anything Is as
liable to happen in a split second as II
is in. six months, and the primary
doesn't come along until then. At this
stage, the way it is viewed here, is
that it is just as much Of poker sit
uation as it is a political one. The
cards are only being shuffled, and the
deal hasn't yet gone round.