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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-18

elevator OF the Western Maryland
railroad at Port Coyineton.
commenting on the plan President
Willard. of the B. 4 o. railroad, has
said: This road is anxious to serve
the public in the best way possible.
To this end our company is filing
and ready to agree 70 Joint use or
terminal facilities In Baltimore or any
other city touched BY our lines, so as
to further the cause Of the public"
Taking Car Inventory.
Railroads have begun to take an,
inventory OF cars IN far western
points with the view OF having them
refouted back 10 the mines. The
great need Of cars IN the bitnminous
fields has started things. Railroads
in the Philadelphia, Pa, section are
especially active along these lines,
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No Verdict Yet In
Suit Against r. r.

whether It is the price OF horse
flesh in 1914 as compared with the.
present price; that keeps the Jury
from arriving at verdict or that OF
.extenuating circumstances, is not
known, but the jury in the damage
suit Of Sam Poline against the B. ana
o. railroad had not been able to agree
up to. noon today after deliberating all
yesterday afternoon and this morning.
At noon today they were excused ;uri-
I'll tomorrow morning, the members
of the bar association; having arrang-
ed to attend the funeral Of the late A.,
u. Layman.
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Big Crowd { Certain
For Legio Show

That packed house win greet tine
Baroness Norka Rouskaya on her ap-
pearance at the Hippodrome on March
25, is shown by the way tickets are
selling this morning. AT q special
meeting of the American Legion last
night, the tickets for the show and
the dance to follow were gi7en- to the
members for distribution The regular
sale Of reserved seats will begin to-
morrow morning at nine O'Clock ut
Fortneys drug store.
In addition to the famous dancer,
the Columbia saxayhone Co, the Mir
ambaphone Co, and Yerkes Novelty
Jazz orchestra win appear, the last
named being also engaged to play for
the Legion dance to follow the show
in Masonic Hall.
The tickets for the entertainment
are selling at 1920 and for the dance
at $500.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-18
Labor Party Holds
Weekly Meeting

The regular weekly meeting OF the
new Labor party was held In Elec-
tricians hall last night and a lot OF
routine business transacted.
Al number OF addresses were made
by members in favor OF the campaign
now on TO educate the working classes
20 the necessity of putting up their
own candidates instead of supporting
the candidates Of the two old parties.
President William Rogers was pres
ent and delivered an address on the
Of organized labor.
Other speakers were =. /. Taylor,
@. II. Payne, @. Z, Baker and ]. B.
West,
Chairman Edward Stanton presided.
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MoNONGAH
MEETING wen Attendedl

The meeting which was held at Tho,
burn church last night for the purpose
Of raising more funds for the benefit
OF the public schools In Lincoln dis
trict was well attended, At the con-
clusion Of the speech made by D. IA.
Ward, superintendent OF schools, Of
course everybody was convinced that
this duty belonged q. the taxpayers
"as most all public improvements are
made in this way" However a com.
mittee OF the following men were APP
pointed to look after the matter: j.
Lee James, Or. ]. A. Riedy, Emery
Robinson, Il. D. Martin, u. o. Hetzei.
French Collins and Newton Jones.
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WILSON GIVING
tcontinued nom page one.l

r
Is at his desk in the main building,
and mot in the executive office, where
he was won't TO receive callers. And
the probability IS. not that ne will
get back to his old desk as soon as
possible, but that he will stay away
from itias 1oEs as il is expedient, For
SO soon as the stre3in OF callers once
starts through the oval room In tns
executive office, 1t will not cease to
flow while the President Is there 10
give the caller a smile aud Q henA-
shake. 81 s.
There are now in Washington near
" dozen Representatives OF foreign
countries waiting TO pay their official
calls on the head OF the nation and
present their credentials. when the
first OF these IS received the last must
come also within short time. for in
ternat ional courtesy demands that all
be treated alike. And likewise when
one member of Congress gains admit
lance to the chief executive 1t will
be hard to deny the same privilege
to others. So far during tho last three
months the question of our foreign
relations has been the only one rf
sufficient Importance to bring niSI-
,bers of the Congress to the White
House.
Back of all speculation as 10 how
soon the President VIII resume the
full personal duties OF bis office, how
ever, is the dim specter of. the third
term Al few weeks ago there was
little talk OF such a possibility be-
cause Il was though tho President
could not stand up under the strain
it would entail. But as spring ad-
vances, as the conventions draw near.
er, and the Presid dent Is seen gather
ing the reins Of government more and
more into his hands the query as to
his attitude assumes a new Import
,ance.
During the four or five times the
President has gone for an auto Ade
within the last few days. sa1esgirls
and senators. peddiers and politicians
have caught glimpses OF him, and have
scanned his face eagerly to SEQ what
traces, II any, his countenanco may
bear OF his long confinement. Many
OF them have asked OF Themselves
and their eornpaniois, 'rWiu ME try
1t agains And the echo ansBers
''WiH he?s
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.Exaninatio For
Teachers During 1920

The Department of Free Schools at
Charleston announces the following
examination dates for this year:
April 1:2-Elementary, primary GER
tificates. *
June 3;4-Elementary, primary, high
school, special, supervisors certifi.
Gates. a. X
July 1929 Elementary, primary.
high school, special, supervisors Ger.
tificates. &.
April Renewal and coupon OF
credit $3.50 p. m. &,
June 3-Renewal $500 am.
July 222-Renewal $500 o, m.
For renewal OF coupon Of credit
LaRue's Science and Art : Of Teach
ing" or Woofter's Teaching In Rural
Schools and Garlands "a Son Of the
Middle Border"
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possessed strength of character ana
a mind OF culture. He was prac-
tical idealist; an inspiration 70 all
with whom no came in contact. TO
know the man was TO love him.
a truly good and noble man has
departed from us, but we must bow
before the Divine WIN. and while the
clouds OF sadness obscures the sun.
yet with the poet we may say:
There's nothing terrible In death;
IT'S but to cast our robes away,
And sleep at night. without breath
TO break repose TIL dawn Of day"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-18
This Medicated Vanishing
Cream is Credited with
Curing Skin Troubles Much
More Quickly Than the Old
Time Greasy Oint5nents.

It Is no longer necessary to smear
your skin with messy, greasy salTcs or
,ointme when you have eczema, cits,
boils or any irritated condition Of the
skin. A Baltimore Druggist has snc-
ceededs in medicating a greaseless van
fishing cream called Noxzema that Ia
not only clean and dainty, but flrut
heals the a5rasions and then becomes
the favorite skin cream for toilet pur-
poses. The Noxzema Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md win mail any one a
free sample. Advertisement
For sale in Fairmcnt by Fairmont
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-18
Gets Two Years For
Theft. Of a Watch

John Young, colored, Of Clarksbutg
arrested last week "a Fairmont by Of
ficer Digman and afterwards remoy-
ed to Clarksburg, was sentenced yes
terday in the Harrison county Grim
inal court TO serve two years in the
Moundsyille penitentiaEy for the theft
,of q watch after he had conf ssed.S
Young was found at the Alabama
house on ! jackson street, where his
wife Is still staying. RI
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-18
Dies Of Diphthe ria
loganl.ljsp]Ort Farmer

Coroner Frank Lloyd went, to Lo-
gansport this morning in answer to- a
message phoned TO Sheriff Glover that
al man named Hayhurst had dropped
dead at about seven O'clock while
feeding his stock in the barn. It was
said that the mans wife had prepared
breakfast and after waiting for some
time for his return, went to the barn
and found him dead
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.EBIRMQN7 COAL
tcontinued rom paEe one.l

l. n -, ~ ~ ~ W -
loaded e02 cars OF coal and coke-5Ss
cars Of coal and Is cars Of coke.
Mines along the Monongah division
of the. Baltimore and Ohio railroad on
Wednesday loaded 500 cars OF coal
of coke. There were 409 cars Of coal
loaded east and so cars Of coal loaded
and coke-4S9 cars of coal and 10 cars
west. OF the 10 cars OF coke there
were eight cars OF coke loaded west
and five cars of coke loaded east. Two
cars of coal were loaded by wagon
mines but none from storage piles
yesterday.
loading in the West Virginia dis.
trict OF the Monongahela railroad on
Wednesday aggregated 100 cars of
coal. Pennsylvania mines along the
railroad loaded 176 cars. =,
Daily copsignments.
These daily oonsignments were
made OF the Baltimore and Ohio raul
road on Wednesday: St Georges, 4
cars; Michigan points, II cars; Cur
tbs BAY SO cars; Ohio points, IL cars;
miscellaneous western points, 49 cars.
Railroad Fuel.
Railroad fuel loading of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad on wednes-
day totaled but SO loads, which has
been the lowest railroad fuel consign.
ment for some time. Almost half Of
the fuel was secured by the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, which received 40
carloads. P. & r. was the next high.
est consignee with 10 cars. All other
railroad fuel shipments were shaded
in proportion to the low daily fuel
loading.
East Of Grafton.
(. The movement east OF Grafton on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad on
Wednesday was S72 loads. There
were twenty trains over the noun
tatns.
"a Are Delegates.
A. w. Galloway, Baltimore, presi-
dent of the Davis Coal and Coke com.
pany, which has operations along the
Western Maryland railroad, near Elk
ms, has been appointed as one of the
delegates from the National Coal AS.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-18
TODAY XVIII

In this space each day, The West
virgsiiian VIII print this novel edu-
cationAl featire and ten question:
propounded are scienti ticaiIy selected
to rest the extent Of your fund Of gen;
era, knowledge. The idea IS to write
ous your answers 20 the questions to-
day and cornpare your answers with
the coTrect ones In the space toniorg
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-18
Severely Shocked By 1--we wjr..

Charles Trader, wire man working
IN No. 8 mines, was accidentally
caught in the wire yesterday which
was carrying $50 voltage. He was SO.
severely shocked as to render him un.
conscious for forty minutes. After
being restored he was taken to his
home in g very weakened condition.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-18
MeM ouestlonsl

177Vl1e Ras Janies Ferguson?
2-Ehat IS q scarlet tanager?
'here did the. game Of polo orig
inateg
! WHAT iH q pafiwinkles ~
4 nat pc iarnf2 ss, .
O. What iteW and profitable indus.
try which minirni1es the sugar short.
hge is being undertaken by farmers?
! Who wrote 70 tilftariadsm"?
B S--ANhat s. q claytchord? a.
9-TRiiat s tbrono log9?9,
Z 1o--AYiat yves he Seven Years
War?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-18
THE WEATHER.

Weather. W. Va
Rain and warmer
iSoRight and FRI
day.
! Local Readings
EelP.Hall; Obs.
Tenn, at 8 a. m.
soday SO. Yester-
days wea, clear;
lem. maximum So;
ssninitnUna 30; pre-
elpitations 0. Riv-
.er 1911 feet. falling.
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Relief Man HereI

John Brooks. relief man for the Con
solidation Coal company, Is here look.
ing after the company's interests dur
ing the Illness of John higgins. @
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-18

The adverse exchange of England
on America, IT is estimated, is costing
that country 81, 1s5, 100000 year
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-18

The town officials of Monongah have
ordered that all public places shall
be CLOSED. each evening at ten o'clock.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-18

IL Seriously ill--aIrs. q. q. Hawliin-
berry, OF ia NoTyal street who was
very suddenly seized with serious
illness and has been talsen to Cook,
hospital.
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7s5,567.93
s5a.sss.os5.o1.
Profit and loss account
and special surplus,

r sna anu anas loss s account
\ December 81. 1918 s5se2a 72s az
The favorable feature Of fine renorf
is the final. showing of its snecfal sI,r.
plus of s56 ,923. 72s al the close If the
year. This is SO much IN excess Of its
I $40, 2O5. AS Of capital stock o,ftstand.
ing az to place the corporation in
strong financial position. The total
assets. are, placed at S144'e12 din Z
w,+son A,.ir u..s. ca,s..,
:. 49, $3.50
!. nas: salWays peen tne poncy OF TINS ans
nresii ant az tbs sa,sa IT, ~ t -. :
Is chosen and tho q lob ,,as
narned Nv tho s stoci,ho1JasSs s-S.Nes ""s
p.s1,s...t -, :, ~
g.. " W. WATSON, airectors,
S S.ail =. sSn Itl, a. Sra"toro BACK,
5e4Ise y; Jenslps, van Lear Black, %
Esn Wartie,u, pEooks iFielnlng, Jr.,
M IaI rsn hitscnui, salnuel Mc 9 A.
w; ~, SaiioWay. ana George !. watson.
,.e LIZ , pSslt 10 ~ " CHAIRMAN OF the
r'aS LEU .e w sne iase sere a. Mhee,;
wt r;spt,. was 49, poilsa ~ anu nr. Mneel-
NJ mit e. ptsse 4n eHe poara was TAX
n na ~ ~. nnmp ns, . view = ora alt9 d
Icy tnr' Satioway succeeds carr II,
gray.
The following executive committee
was named. Clarence w. Watson,
Sprigg q. Camden, Van Lear, Black,
Samuel .McRoberts and A. W.. Gallo
way. Mr.. Black succeeds his father,
ii. Crawford Black; Mr.. McRobefts
takes the place of George G. Jenkins,
and Mr. Galloway that Of Carl R. Gray;
Mr.. Camden that OF the fate Mr.
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EpI5DTs I TONIGHT ).

tlkd9ly,YB TONIGHT.
Old Norm School knights OF NAL
IA.
Eagle.
Fleming Daildihg Mountain City
Lodge, x. of P.
]. o. .; + nan Patriarchs Militant
]. O. O. II.
Masonic Temp Eastern Star
Red Mems EIall+- tiet ting Sun Tribe,
Red Men. b
Normal School Story Telling Club.
The Fairmgnt Chess tournament
Mt. Zion Baptist Church-Ira L.
Smith declamntory contest.
Cleevland Ave Board Of manage.
nient; Women'c Club, at residence OF
Mrs. j. Walter Barnes.
Y. M G: a. Campaign workers to
meet at $50 p.smas
Lalzin in Town Hon. James S. La
kin, of Charleston, member: of the
State Board Of Control, is a visitor in
this city today. Mr.. Lakin came here
to inspect the State hospital; where
he Is a guest, and also to look over
extensive improvements planned for
The Normal school. Mr.. Lalsin attend
ed the meeting Of the Rotary club
today. n
Son Born fine son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Long at Fairmont
hospital yesterday. Mr.; Long is an
employe at the Kite mines.
Leave Hospital Camden Conway,
GALES manager Of the Fairmont Wall
Plaster company, who was operated on
ten days ago al Cook hospital, has re-
turned to his home and, is rapidly res
covering c. D. Watson who recently
Underwent an operation for appended.
lis at Cook Hospital, has also recovered
sufficiently to return home.
SurElcsS 9peratiens Mrs. Mary w.
garttcoff, OF ssgbtand avenue, and
Mrs. James Close. Of Emerson street
underwent operations today at Cook
hospital.
IL Seriously ill--AIrs. o. q. Hawkir-
berry, OF ia Norval street who was
very suddenly seized with serious
illness and has been taken to Cook
hospital.
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surgicas Operations Mrs. Mary w.
garficoff, OF EssgBtand avenue, and
Mrs James Close Of Emerson street,
underwent operations today at Cook
hospital. ~
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.CDNSOL COAL HAD
VERY GOOD YEAR
Col. Watson Reele ted Pres
ident and BOARD Chair
inansIlip Abolished.

BALTIMORE, March is. stock
holders Of the Consolidation Coal
company held their annual meeting
yesterday, when the report Of the
company - operation for the year end
ed December 81. 1913, was submitted
by President Clarence w. Watson.
The report was gratifying In view OF
the fact that the coal trade has been
adversely affected during the period,
the net surplus applicable to dtyis
dends being SO, 207 ,422.
Income Statement.
The income statement Of the com.
pany is as follows:
Earnings from all sources 23; 507, $685.
Operating ex- z.
penses .s1Ss6Ts5s.oo
ton 80. 1,17o,5ss.41
Depletion :. ssS,59127
: : s,s22 ,o1o.ss
Net earnings from opera
tons *. s. =. 81. !. s 4,5ss,545
Interest 1,3ss,173.23
Net earnings for theyear, =
before deducting j in.
come and excess prof.
its tax IS s,1s7,s72.7s
Less reserve for income
come and excess prof.
Its tax .....:..::..... 17s,094.1s.
Net surplus for the year s s,oos,27s.54
ealization OF 4 apprecia- Fl
Z tion OF, coal lands,
March ], 1918. ...... -. 19s.14s.ss
Net surplus for the year
applicable to dividends s 3,207, 422.43
Less cash dividends de-
clare for they 1919 2,411, $3.50
y, So ---------- -----
Net surplus for the year q
carried to profit and :.
Profit and loss account
and special surplus,
December 81, 1918. -. 52,1ss, 517.oS,
Total :. .s5s,sss,o s5.o1
Retaliation of coal lands
March 1, 1918, less ad-
ment Of accounts for
previous years $685.. s,ss4.s4s.42
"
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3 Son Born "A fine son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Long at Fairmont
hospital yesterday. Mr., Long, is an
employe at thes Kite mines.
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(. The movement east OF Grafton on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad on
Wednesday was s72 loads. There
were twenty trains over the noun
tains. & 4
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BUSINESS SERVICE
BuIIApiNG AND CONTKACTiNd

BlllDiNa AND tONJkAtIlN0 ~
WE DO BUILDING, repairing, painting
and decorating god prompt service
our motto. Call Usage 276t, McEwen.
CEMENT PLoCKS for sale by tho clear
sand and gravel Co, phone Osage ss5t
CARPENTER work by day. contract OF
per cent, large or small, work guar.
snteed. repair done also. Phone Usage
s7Os
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YOUNG man, 20, expert stenogrsphcr,
bookkeepor; am worth 5000; less not
considered John sutton, New Oakland
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ELECTRICAL SHOP FOR SALE-Is a
good paying business in a small town.
The Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co. put the
electricity in here about 50 days ago, and
there Is lots OF work TO be done. This Is
good money maker for a live wire. My
books viii show what my business has
been since the electricity has been In
town. I must leave town on account %
other business Broome Elect Co. Blxby
Okln phnne 100. z. o. BOY
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MAIN, n, 2gils-one housekeepIng room.
Usage tsss.
EIGHTH. W. 2I6--Two light housekeeping
rooms no children "
Ia PLEASANT housekeeping rooms with
screened porch; clean and cool; every
thing furnished; bath adjoining. Call at
FRISCO, s. 5o9--one light housekeeping
room; close IN.
THIRD, ~, 6Sl Mice cool south house.
keeping rooms all eonvenienousi real
elonc In. osage eIso-J. "
iHAVAUE ana Que iignt houscKcrping
room; 62s N Chcycnnc. osege l166-J
LTGlIr housekeepIns roomi modern. 1876
Admiral
LIGHT hoUSckecpinE rooms; modern
south exposure. 1891 r. burnett Phone
SOUTH SIDE close In: nicely furnished
sleeping room; kitchen privilege II
desired; rent reasonable, Cedar 1888
MAIN, s, isOf-e Desirable housokeeping
rooms mo childreni $50 per month
Z LiGHT housek keepIng furniHhed rooms
and u block from Glenn station. Laura
Nichols
DETROTT, s. sis--Ifousekeepins rooms
| and sleeping porch. Cedar 6h6.
ONE light housekeepIng roomi southern
| exposure. Everything furnished; good
we'll Gail Cedar $50.
LIGHT housekeepinr room, connecting
81 per week. single 80 pcr week 200
ELwooD. s. soJ--FoT rent housekeeping
| roomA
SUITES Of Hght housckeepIng rooms
| Phone Usage bIle
CLOSE IN ON south side. = rooms aud
| sleeping porch; nicely furnished; vacuum
cleaner and sewing machine. Phone Osase
secs. --
LARGE furnishsd rooms suitable for
several In Family Phone osaSe 1850.
MAIN, &, i2s0--2 housekeeplng rooms;
| well furnished; good water; back and
front entrany no pets. osage 1855
lMNYBELTs n. IS light housskecping
rooms up stairs: modsrn. -
MAIN. IS. is05--s furnished rooms Tor
private entrance; good well and water;
use of bath and phone; no childreni EN-
ployed couple preferred. osaEe $3.50.
II 4 SUITE az nicely furnished housekeeping
rooma 2sol y. Third 81 st
ICHEYENNE, n, f23--3 housokoepinE
rooms: good well. shade, osaEe 6s2s-R
SECOND. ~, I5iS-0ne lIght housekeep'
ing room; south exposure: no ohildren
EIGHT housekeepIng roomsi front sleep
ing room for gentlemen; also garage
CAMERON, ", sI2---s modern front hsh
housekeeping rooms use Of phone; ne
children references. Phone osske YtsL.
) lCHEYENNE, n, G27-- Housekeepin,
rooms; / or 9 modern; well furnished
: fine neighborhood; close In. =
TWO large nicely furnished light house
I. Keeping rooms adjoining bath, privat
. entrances; front and rear; fine water
= adults only, 3ihh south Lawton.
: TWO south rooms for light housekeepinl
with use Of bath and phone. Call osas
laib-R
: WASHING and plain scwIng wauted a
2 nt E Eighth street.
y Lloyd RICHIE CLEANERS
p Modern cleaners. skllful dyes expert al
terations; prompt service, and our recort
a of reliability. Phone cedar So or Usage 81
o 10 ROOMS light housekeoping; close in
~ East Third street, all rooms rente ed
" p. VI HOUSTON.
sos Security Bids.
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sITTATIONs WANIED--M1

ACCOUNTANT SO years old; is years ~.
perisnoe as bookkeeper; cashier and
auditor: understand how to make financial
profit and loss and cash statements. CON
sOlidatcd balance shst and Income tax
returns. can furnish good references and
bond. Address Box SlS-A, care World,
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SALESLADIES.
Ur,Jp WNNTvD--MAIE

Wanted at once for the following depart
ments: Piece goods: Rcady-to-wear. MIL
linery and Hosiery Depts., good salary
with commission offered to women who can
qualify and produce results. Apply now 10
]. Putter & Sons. 2o3 South Main St. and
ask for Mr.. Webster.
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AUTOMOBILES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

LIFT your used car with me. ! can sell
u now N the price o. tiEht, I always
have customers waiting good Fordt Soc
me betore YOU buy pnnuc cedar III
WANTED Ford touring ear body. Cedar
721.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMS roR RNisHED

BOULDER, ", 6IO-g iafEe corner sleep
ing roomai suitable for one or couple
Call Cedar hei
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! POSITION wanted by salesman; have had
10 year retail experience; am at thI
present employed; but want a changt
something with future. Address 26S-H
care World
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PARTNER WANTED

ATTENTION Cleaners Hoffman Press Tor
sale; also baby grand cleaning systemi
large mirror: Singer machine etc, bar
gains, c. V. Termery Sand Springs, okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-24

FOR sALE--25 barrel flour mill complex,
ready for running: Is now stored WIN
sell cheap. ]. w. Rackley, Dustin Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-24

YOUNG man % years old wants to work
| himself into good position with some
growing concern; haas fair education and is
| OF good appearance; willing to start at
normal salary. Apply 2so-F care World.
Chauoffcur wants position; 10 years ex-
| pcrlence. Address 5O7-E. care World, can
! furnish references