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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-09
FINANCIAL


iO.ROOM FURNlSuED . Income 500
clear price ti1b0-ii 600 cash p'Nan-
non Golden Mutual Realty lli NubtnHuu
lildg. Usage Flli
mon CLASS locatinn IN y Denver. DO.
room residence rupming house, a real
money maker and e good home, rent only
hN buying the furniture at priro ot 1850,
cash 500. balance In monthly paymcntH
you can make 500 per month clear aud
use two rooms. nigh location. walking
distance don't ask M Tor tho number. We
viii show you any time can bragr 72Nl
city Realty Investment co. e.. k Leslie.
manager 325 Iowa ndg
ASK MIR POPE
Ho knows about hotels in Enid roncA
City blackwell ptumtrht Tulsa, Okla
humg CITY MuskuEoo. DkmulBcc, Henry
eta and Sapulps Also In Texas Kansas
Missouri and ArkausaE
ASK MIR rOpE
Usage sass
HOTELS
so rooms, long ieaHe reasonable rcnts
strictly modern. some tcrmH. 'a rooms
modern. a good buy at ia5 900 80 rooms
strictly modern good location $50 600 !.
ASK MIR rorE
Usage sass
RppMlNG HOUSES
Seven rooms, newly papcrci and cleaned ,
ready to open, good location, fIb rent d,
tlboo 20 rooms, good Lease, best locs.-
rooms modern, $4,000
ASK MIR POPE
OEaEe sass.
HOTELS
Hotels anywhere In the southwest from
seven to 500 rooWE.
ASK MIR PORE
Usage Sass
2i9 L.. & - HldR, Tulsa.
Southwest Ns,,onal Hank hldF
30, Minor Hidg Kansas CITY, Mo.
EUROPEAN HOTEL Mating better
than 5000 month. clear 's2.5oo long
lease, elevator; 2N connecting baths tiled
IIh IfT.Y rf .raI
Security nldg
So ROOMS sapulpa. rent t17h month:
suhrentals 5000: So rooms free and SIS
Price SO 500 some terms p 'E &c Nous
ton sos Security hldg
MONEY TO LoAN-CHATTHIs az
Sun REALTY co. viii make YOU farm
and chattel loans. 2O2 Security BidE
TEXAs SECURITY 60
Loans money TO men and women regular
~ employed; also makes chattel loans on
Room sos GrLIETT. nLpG
OVER nLIss CANDY SHOP
l7h y. Third st Usage 9bll
WE MY Liberty Ronds. notes ana
monthly payment mortgages. G, II
oyerton. ll5 S. noulder
SALARY LOANS
To men and women holding steady posi-
tons. Pay hack as you get paid.
on Pianos, Household Goods Jewelry and
Diamonds
TULSA LOAN co
Room Old Daniel building.
Across Street from Kress
Phone ~.
SALARY LOANS
20 men and women
CHATrFI LOANS
on pianos, household goods. diamonds
J. q Campbell
over Woolworth,r OsaEe 721s-
NEED i5O2 Money 10 loan 10 saiarled fur
niture owners, easy payments, $50. soc.
wcck t2l Hobinson Bldg
, MONEY TO LOAN
To salaried men and women, chattel
loans on pianos, household goods and
ROsTON LOAN 60.
Room - Bostnn Bidg Phone b6s1
WE BUY secured notes. a0s Security
Bllgs phone osago 5Gb7
REAL EsTATE LOANS ~
MMONEY TO LOAN-Wc have an un-
limited amount ~ money to loan on
Tulsa residential property, principal or
any part ~ principal payable at any
time, no red tape, no delay reasonable
rates ~ interest inspection will be made
this week. get your applications In M
kisun Payne Agency Loans. Insurance
and nonds 32t Kennedy nldg
EEl 0D0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-09
PERSONAL PROPERTY


fNNM NM DNiKN rRODICrs 30
ron SALE Nancy Han sweet potato
seed Phone VI l5I.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-09
HOTEL S-KooMING HOUSES

HOTELS and ruofuIng nuuScs - an kinds
an the time Allison Realty. alZ Sr-
curlty Bldg Phone f744
FOR SALE By owner. one room room
ing h0use. also small business house
good location ON Mair 81 s Bryan. T. .
Rov ti3 RiRheart. OKLA
CLOSE IN south side good mruiture,
eight rooms. lease, monthly Income So
Rbuiye house rental Price only Fl.j2i.
Usage 3t0G
EIGHT ROOMS furnished, close In; bar
gain. house rout $40, 2 600 buys. half
cash. % iaHnHu. liu.irU. Mpiuu Really.
il4 Hubiuapn Bldg. Usage sllt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-09

BUSINESS PARTNER
II Xou know ~ a good profitable Legitimate
business proposition; preferably Inanufac-
need another man Of good h,sineas ahu-
ity finest references ana with q fow thou.
sand dollars to ioin YOU will please write
FOR SAi New bal kerv mud ,rrfeatI o.
cry outfit, for sale cheap, call at 2is
Boston.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-09
CHISHOLM BIG BOIL
-ILLLItLL LnIILk .LLH

Good ftaplo siWIIa- 10 Lone Star and
Ruwdtn, fruits like small npu yarioiiru'
hTod up lu tho southwest. our Chisholm
pr"ilflr seed grrminatrr nearly twice a-
htEh 49, h'"fagc gIu.fuu cotton seed THE
season. special prices uu car luts Write or
wiz" Us Iittmgu a Harrison CO., Sher.
man. TcyHs
seed. s.. Oklahoma dwarf ana stsulatI
hegau 50, white and rcd dwarf straight
neck maize. s., cream and rod dwarf
maize, white. pink. rod and grhrn,k
kaflr. fotrrita. darsD. red and black ann
bet orange uDurloHs and rod iup canes.
g.. sudan, fl5, EoLdCp WUlnt 3 10. com
Freight prepaid express 30 mara cav
cont seed store. Guymou. okla
MEHANE THIrMPH-rCottpu scrd ~ higb
Eermlutbnns lost % few care ~ this
early picked, nice. gln-run seed. win
mako YOU attractive price IN car lots. No.
moving now, write. wire ur phone ,is 10.
day Rolf cotton ON Co, Rolf DIIa
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16
REEOMIEATED

At Che mcaiug Of Hose Companies No and 9 Monday evening. AxcI KrongyIat present chief of the Douglas Fire Department was en- dorscd as Che choiee Of those com- pauics as Ore chief for next year l' hs selection is confirmed by the council. he win be Che coming chief
 For about Che tenth time. J. F. Henson wus elected foreman Of ihc companies andrMartn Galiwos wo' elected secroary-treasurer A very enthusiastic meeting was held.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16
FINE PARrY

The card party given last night at odd Fellows hall by Che auzIiIary Of Northern Light Rebekah lodge wns thc,most pleasant event that has occurred for some timo. About twenty-five tables or whist were n play. at which Che following won prizes. Ladies drst Miss Ida Swan son. second. Miss Agnes Museth; consolation. Miss Nora Musoth, gene uomcu's dut Wm Frank second, Wm. Jarman; consolation. Axcl KronQu.st
 A duo lunch was served at Che conclusion of the card playing. after which many Of Che young people present enjoyed am informal dance.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16
ELMER JACKSON HERE

Elmer IaoN1u who was raised fcrc but who has boen living ot Ta- coma and Seattle for thc past two years. was u town Sunday while tn 'Nameda was In port Ho visited tor a lov hours with friends and his brother Edwin Jacksoa of Trcad- vcl
 Elmer has been attending tho uni- 1crIy ot Washington and lco to go Go Anchorage to accept % position wib Che railway commission Hc vm return to tho university next term
 his parents and thc rest of Che nmHr now live at Tacoma
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16
BRTHDAY PARITY

In celebration of Che i2th brth- day Of Alberta Galwas a number of her young sil irioudo Of Che O. Y. p. Club gave her @ surprise party at Che homo of her porcnu Wednesday night The evening wa. snont with music. dancing and games. Alberta received many birth. day e.fB Mrs. Gallwas served @ ano lunch for Che young folks.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16
ALEX NELSON LEAVES

Alex T Nelson. who visited hero for two weeks lcft again on Che Princess Mary Monday tor Prince Rupert where hc win stay for Q time ,o look over Che business open nr there Alex after he haa in- yndeatcd affairs at Prince Rupert win perhaps go to Hyder to see how hIuer are thore
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16
Picking Up

Picking up
 Joe Mauiey was n town thIa week Nh bis gas boat Earl M from trip Go rcnakcc He brought In Q .ood crowd Of paeengcrs and when lc went ont yesterday morning took Ih him among others Leo Young who hos beon working ot rhanc but Nho win spend Che summer in tho vicinity of Teuakco
 Mr Mauloy says thing arc begin ming to move on Che "vatcr rood 70 rcnakcc Many pucdr.yom of the various canucrics are out driving trap piles and whore during One winter boat could run al day wI,h- out seeing another craft many ycs- scis ore now passed ln Che coVrsc of Che day. 40 both Che canucr.cs ln ronakoe inlet crews of men arc working getting tbe plants m roadI ness for Che soaaon'a pack and th'uss arc doing au ovor
 40 Tcnakoe itself Ed Snyder haa progressed we'll with Che rebuilding Of his wharf which was taken oui by Che tee. Temporary plmk.ns has been laid over Che ar.nrcr of Che new structure and in a shor. lime Che whole thing win bc com. pIefef
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16
TO DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
 OF ALASKA

60 Iu view of Che fact Chat @ @ seven candidates have 0lod for a @ thc delcgatoshIp Co Che Na- @ @ uonal convention Go be held 'n @
 a sau Francisco In June where @ @ but six are allotted to Alaska. @ @ and not deeming it polite to @ @ have % contest among party @ @ friends who are an of one mind, @ @ ] respectfully request that you @ @ overlook my name voting for @ @ Che other six at Che primaries @ @ on thc 27th Of Che present @ @ month (sImedl @ @ E. J WHITE @ q. 60 Go 60 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16
CONVERT YOUR BONDS

Cashier A. E. Gurr. Of the First Territorial Bank has given notice that holders of Liberty Loan bonds should call at the bank to have their temporary bonds of tho various is- sues converted into permanent ones with coupons attached to cover in- tercst until maturity.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16
COME FROM KETcHIKAN

Mrs Mildred Casey and her litic daughter Lois arrived in Juneau Wednesday from Kotchikan Co visit with her mother Mrs. Peter Gray- rock. of Che Perseverance. and her brother. Carl n. Erickson. and fam- uy. Of thIs place
 Mrs Casey has been in ketch.kan for a few months vis.tIng with her brother Lawrence. She loft Ju- uaau about two years ago and has bccu In Seattle most of One time since
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16
NEW BONDS

Wlm the provisions Chat be rc- port on Che arat and fifteenth Of each month to Marshal J M Tanner, A Wcather was admitted Co f6- OO0 bonds by Judge R w. Jennings yesterday afternoon pending on ap- peal filed in his ease to tho circuit court.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16
ANSWERED THE CALL

Richard Mccormick. Jr. lc.t Mon- Iay night on thc Ambassador for Cmchasol m answer to hurrEup aI that ho received from thc man- lromeut o. tmt mine to have him omo to help out Iu aome Important work
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16

Kodak printing. developing and enIargln neatly and promptly done by Mrs Jack Mccormick Leave or- dors at Elmer E. Smiths or phone Treadwoll 233
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16
FINE TEA

One of Che most largely attended of Che silver toaa ihot have been held ma winter by tho Ladica' Guild of the Episcopal church was held al Che home Of Mrs. Prank Poarco We'd neaday afternoon at rrcadwcll
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16
IN JUNEAU HOSPITAL

James Stevenson. brother Of Mrs. William Robertson and Mrs. John Mus of th.s cIty Is .n st Ann hoa- pItm n Juneau where he recently underwent hu operation. Mr. Steve ens0n Is convaloscIng very well.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET

many years unW last summer when zine was purchased by thc Deep Sea Salvage Company She was built in Semitic in lSsl a of 900 net tona gi5 feet long. iSt feet beam and has an indicated horsepower of 80, which h munbcl by stcam engines and carries crew of mon.
 Patsy Gone
 Patsy. Che Wuc Boston bull dog owned by Judge John Henson for .bc nast scyeral ycara crossed the reat divide and .s now u dog hcav- au. whore soup bones are plentiful and rau don't light back
 The utIc fellow was of very ouruaclous nature Ho made war uA to aI Che bis fellows. and not having tbc physique to back up hia war uIk bo often got wailopci. Something over week ago he got mixed vith aomc dog that couldn't sco a joke. with thc rosult hat pauy was badly maulod Hc made brave deht for lic. but finally kicked lhc bucket
 Patsy had quito history Hc eas drst owned by Grover Wnn Of Juneau Uo adopted Arthur Abatte. bartender icrc when Che town was vet Ws ua,cs were decidedly uiobnu and be preferred Che ouvir- onmenta Of Che Oar room to Che ele- .aacc of hs rIehum. masters par- Cor Ho vas bone Of contention between Che two men for along t.mc Io made a trip to Seattle Go see Che ouuuv and was finally given Go Judge Henson by hbatta when tho latter moved to Juneau He was a mhm Wuo follow to the very ond
 Emma In
 Tom Moss arrived n port ycstcr. Iay morning with ha halhut boa' Emma loaded down with 10000 pounds Of Gsb Tom was out lo. quito long time th.s trip owing Co hc fact that some real stormy weather was encountered at th, weather vaa encountered at th, banks which compelled him to lay .ur As bc did mol got h.s catch "a. soon as was expected ho ia.d over To await another tide to hsh n, win overhaul hs engine and boat before leaving on another Grip.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16
WANTS CANS

Eml Ubru has ordered two mum eos They arc due Co or- ryo soon and hc a aekmg friends Co avc au tr..r oId uu cans and other ud.reubIe article tor him ao that he win have fodder for thc animals
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16

Irving Anderson. son of George Anderson Of Taku Harbor. is @ new
 student iu Che Douglas school HIs father brought him to town Co go Go rhooi He lives at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16
STEWARD GONE

L. s. Ferris. steward of tho AIas- ka Trcadwcu Gold Mining Company, Icf on Che Spokane for KctchIkm on a bushes strip.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16

~sITKA HOT sPWNGs" Accom- modauons. American or European plan. For terms apply to Dr. b. P. Goddard. sanitarium, Alaska. Adv
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16

WANTED A secondhand piano. Wm pay cash Address Box 99i. Ju- ueau.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16
Not Tberc

We were not thcrc. but we have boon told chat Che launching Of Che ras boat scandal" belonging Co Art Olson on Tuesday night was very impressive ceremony The htuc craft hit Che water witch Q plunk and Che sponsor -thot was Art himself
 uId as be busted @ bottle Of Nu- burns Best over tbo prov ol Che vessel. "I chrlston you Scandal and 7 think you win cause a iot Of it'
 The launching was perfectly sue ccssui and few minutes after Che vessel hIt Che br.ny Che owner and a bunch Of friends were travelling under Cine boats own power The engine started with out a hitch aud Che owner is now uyiue in Fool Paradise with tho belief that there Is no such thing as trouble about % gas engine 10 is a happy s,a'c oi mind to be lu. but one chat f g be- iloycd win have a rude awakening
 10 Is predicted chat before Che aoa- son over Che owner Of thc Sanda. win have those uicc. large water bustors on his hands and those pain ml aches In b.s knees that arc tho heritage of al Che "kuIghH Of tho
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16
but ol Winter Qu1rlcu

Tho ue J M Coimau. owned of Che Deep Sea Salvage Company and tcpt iu winter quarters at Che Doug las dock. has been taken from her berth and a being put m shape for One coming season. A crew of men arrived on tbo Princess Mary Co do preliminary work to got Che boat and other paropherual.a Of One com pauy u readiness for raising the Princes Sophia. it Us expected tha, la uu win bc taken on Che vessel next month
 The coImau is one of Che best known craft of Puget sound sho operated as a tow boat there for
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-16

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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-02-12
DARTMOOR ITEMS

Several young people of this place
are attending the revival meeting at
the U. B. Church Fl Junior.
Mr.. Roy Wees WHO has been very
i'll with Pneumonia at Coalition, is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wees at west Dartmoor.
Miss Susie Botkins, of Coalition, is
visiting friends at Dartmoor.
Mrs. Frill has been on the sick
list but is improving now.
Recently new son has arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Myers.
Miss Ada Right, of Weaver, Wis
tied relatives, Mr. and Mrs, Howard
Rieht, Sunday last
Miss Ivia Nestor who is teaching
the Stone Coal School, spent the week
end at her home in Philippi.
Mr., and Mrs, Fred Everson and
family, of Junior were visiting Mr..
and Mrs. B, L. Corley Sunday last.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-02-12
BUNKER HILL
(Trinityl

There is some sickness in this COM
munity at present but no one is
seriously i'll.
Mr.. George Stewart and wife, OF
Elkins, were visiting relatives and
friends in this community last week.
James Harris was at Junior the
first of this week.
Some of the religious people OF this
community are lending a helping
hand in the protracted meeting
which is in progress now. Rev
Farmhouse is an able preacher at
Junior and the people want to hear
him.
Henry Foy, of Chestnut Flats, was
at Junior last week end.
O. c. Williams who has been sick
for the past two weeks, is now able
to be out again.
Brennis Booth, of Junior, was in
this section the first Of the week.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-02-12
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Lena B. Pritchard, the Redpath
Lyceum agent visited us recently and
booked the following attractions for
next year:
Lyceum Singers-Quartette.
Zandorff Entertainers-Du
Mr.. Baily-Lecturer.
Miss neutrality-suspicious..
The course will be the most ex-
pensive the high school has ever CIV
en-.
The high school and graded school
will not be in session Friday on &C
count of the Tygart's Valley Round
Table. The teachers are planning to
attend. -. ,.s'.-;..-1- al@. ,!,-se.ss.
The Belington High School Basket
ball team will enter the Tournament
at Buckhannon March 1918. We are
glad to be represented at that great
athletic event. The experience that
the boys will get, should be Of great
help to the team another year.
The Grafton Reserves were de-
feated Clio on the Viquesney floor
last Saturday night by the Belington
High School. Our boys are improving
fast under. the direction of Coach
Boyles.
Supt. Boyles gave an interesting
talk on the life of Abraham Lincoln
Thursday morning at chapel in COM
meration of Mr.. Lincoln's birthday.
Madalon BIatchford, Blanche Broad
water, Dorothy Jones, Fax Ernest
and Tom Rohrbough visited at home
over the week end. The first semes-
ter at the University ended last week.
Owing to the Round Table at Ell
kins the monthly tests have been de-
ferred two weeks.
Son Boner is selling an interesting
history of the Great War.
Agnes Dent was the guest of
friends in Davis and Thomas the
week end.
Winnie Viquesney is absent from
school on account of illness.
Again Dan Cupid robbed US Of
another student when Genivievre Lee
desterted the Freshman class and set
out upon the sea of matrimony.
Edith Right of the class of 10 was
a visitor here Friday afternoon.
The program committee of the
Mozart and Lyceum Literary Soci-
cites met with the faculty Tuesday
evening and arranged public pro
gram to be given Feb. "a. The pro
gram will be in print next week.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-02-12
Havmond Cade. q valley. vas

Raymond Cade, Of Valley, was
here on business today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Luzader were
Philippi visitors Monday evening.
Walton Huffman, of Worthington,
pad his regular semi-monthly visit to
ou city Sunday.
Miss Mayme Clothier left here
Thursday for Wheeling and Pitts
burg on business trip.
A number of cases of Flu are re-
ported from the mining town of
Clements. Everybody take warning
If your system is not in the "pink of
condition" for battling this king of
terrors" get it ready just as you would
a piece of machinery.
E. A. Barte, Deputy Sheriff, was
out in Valley Monday and arrested
Fred StClaire and took him to Phil
ippi JAIL for making threats against
some persons who were supposed to
have indicted him before the last
grand jury.
Monroe Phillips, who was a noted
foot racer in his younger days i'm
agined he was still pretty "catty"
threw out broad banter empha
sizing the same with crisp ten dol
lar William fat, jovial knight of
the grip promptly attempted to cover
the stakes and Roe showed has great
est speed in drawing all bets. The
race was called off.
Ray Coontz, son of F j. Coontz, of
Route a, slipped away to Montrose,
Saturday and took unto himself a
partner. Miss Gamer being the lucky
girl. He returned here Sunday look
ing every part of a happy bridegroom
and journeyed to his home on Sugar
Creek to enjoy the sweets of Honey
moon life. May all their worries be
little ones is our best wishes to both.
Burt Andrick, prosperous mer-
chant, at Union is very low with
double pneumonia and little hope was
entertained for his recovery last eve
ming. He had only been sick few
DAYS and took much worse Wednes-
day morning.
Later-Bert Andrick died Wednes-
day night.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-02-12

The announcement of Ellsworth
Wilson a Republican candidate for
Justice of the Peace of Valley Dis
trict appears in this weeks issue. He
was born in Barbour County in Bar
ker District on Sugar Creek, known
as the Sweet waters) is a son of
Josiah S. Wilson "a union soldier)
and at the age of two and one half
years moved to Valley District on
what is known as Stone Coal, and at
the present time lives in the city of
Belington. He is SO yrs. of age, and
was educated in the free schools of
Barbour County, and at the age of
% yrs. took up the occupation of
Surveyor of lands, and afterwards
GRADUATED in the Scranton School in
Civil Engineering, and was twice
elected as County Surveyor of Bar
bour County, the only Republican
County Surveyor ever elected, and at
this time declines to run for County
Surveyor, and leaves the place open
for some good solid Republican to try
his luck. He is man of broad mind,
large heart and is always ready to
get up at the hour of midnight to do
good to his fellow man. He has
served the City of Belington as coun-
Gilman and as recorder, and has tried
many cases, and his judgments were
fair and honest to all and Valley Dis
trict will make no mistake in elect
ing him as Justice of the. Peace.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-02-12
LONG. W. VA.

There was a man named Wilson
Who kept US out of war
He went before the people
And won upon that score.
And now this very self same man
Will wonders never cease?
No longer keeps US out of war
But out of sugar and peace.
He ran US in 40 Billion dollars debt,
And many million more
And then dosent want to quit
Till he spends score or more.
Thou hast learned to love no other
Thou hast broken every vow,
Thou hast parted from the truth
And my heart is for John Bull
Mr.. Willie Parsons, our school
teacher, has been in for two weeks
with humps
. Mr.. Allen Bloom is the jolliest mar
in town as the stork passed that way
one day last week and left them a
little boy baby.
The mines atCassity have shut dowr
turning the whole set Of men out Of
work and they are moving out now
The mines didn't seem to do any gooc
since the strike. 1t seemed the miners
wore restless and not contented, SC
they finally closed down 50 the miners
can ret out where they can do bet
ter. or at lc~t we hope so.
Winter is still with US but in rather
mild form
ma csrrr, 5,r5-,xy
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-02-12
WHAT THE PEOPLE SEEK
Observations of a Trip Through the
By Will Fl. Hays,
Chairman of the Republican National

by VIII H. nays,
Chairman of the Republican National
Committee
Everywhere | find the people, re-
CARELESS of past party affiliations,
seeking Republican success, moved
with the conviction that by such sue
cess they will make certain:
s First. An honest, efficient, econ
omical business administration of the
country's affairs.
Second. That there will be develop
ed and executed a plan for the reduc-
ton of taxes, with the repeal Of taxes
which kill initiative and the spread
ing of the war debt over large num-
Der of years.
Third: That there will be develop
ed a better relation between capital
and labor, with justice to both, and
with justice to the public, the third
side of the triangle, which must not
be forgotten.
Fourth: That there shall be an adj
ministration of law and order every
where in the nation.
Fifth That the party will meas
ure its steps forward by the new
needs Of the nation, with its eyes
always ahead, but with it's feet al
ways on solid ground.
WILL II. HAYS.