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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-06-10

their nationals iina8iy were settled
for $3.50, 716,O93, while the surplus war
materials and stocks Of the American
forces overseas were disposed of for
1922, 923, 2a5, the War Department IL
Quidation commission says in its final
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-06-10

Cases of oak or ivy poisoning
should be treated with Billiards. Snow
Liniment. It is antiseptic and heal
ing and splendid remedy for such
troubles. Three sizes, 30c, Coo and
:s1.2O per bottle. Sold by A. H.
..Kendel. Adv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-06-10

Old Newspapers for sale at this
Office.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-06-10

Washington, June Claims
made against the United States by
the associated and allied powers and
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-06-10

ALLIED BILL TO u. 8.
OVER $S00.O0O. 900
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-06-10

Fifty old newspapers for 10c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21
ouT-OF-TOwN REAL ESTATE


go Acfea. five miles frpm two good
ranread stations, Young orchsri good
p,W elrhl .rrem 'plae'~rci hense, cement
foundation ee'n9nt basement oistetn on
porch. N,n ~ good snft water. close TO
ssrr. ,Apui one and on. half miles ~
hrs ui'. feutr ~" acres FIRST and see
oni bottom isnd 200 srrss wheat river
cuts IN % isod 'ust enough 10 sIv.
pienty of wAr-l ana vR'cr in the rss.
,ut. rsn sell this lend with complete
.utrit of farming implrr1~nta; head of
horses. - heNi ~ castle $4,000 pos
session htnrdir'@it terms Robert l..
knIe Ctdsll Oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21
REFRIGERATOR AND SODA
FOUNTAIN


SODA FOUNTAIN
we nv. r~ysrAt barss'rs IN both ne~
art. sltfhily asci outfits. &, q. 10. - ~
an, - f,n,. csn ncluds IN same con
tract MI fxipree rrceNsary 10 open mn
rnrnrir's drug ~ confectionery store viii
kct. you money easy mnn'hly psSmHniS
prompt thipineni write. wire or phohe'
,ulisc'. Gfosnan Fauni ain Company. psi'
lsS Trsfs.
II YOU want ~ rent that vacant room
quickly ard NJ small cost Try sn
Oklshoman Times want hd. CA'i the
want nd phone PBx-5.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21
rwo.sronY AND COTTAGE.

room eo.,ss. an properly fssssS. e.sssss
drivs. three safssss And I've sesvaste
assvtsrs, all In SooA ecsAstioa; tsa.stssy
real kem.; kuyss 90 ssailss 4 psss
e.nt rs, Gail csatllnl Mel.ss IL
g 2Aspy ~ .lsysc1x!,.f Z &, 81.
''''''' With ,isii h ~ issH}sLss
TsiMst ltss..esl Agesle1a HeAI ~.
win l.sSi.. tsli Y. III ss-------.----.,
pnAtrlyrLl opASgpi
s..:;;;si :ss:a'eH. ian Ss.ss:ssS sssrs; 49,
svssy rrrs,ssasSi, 4 = ! rsal 80 pssss
..i::: i::' i. i: ~ VIZ q: s;s W.. A'S''''"
~ y06E 49, : - 81 |1''!:: :, -.
~ 81 ~. es1Sl. q ssl { IN lssL a
~ sssspSs - ~, li.sIs. Sn
NJ &. fs.s si''sa. :..s 8.
M uss.y sys.'ssse $3.50. -. e.
SsS.le1 - eli aese g. -.
I
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY

-
NERcBANpisE
~ You nave . sioek NJ msrcAandlse
va really want TO sell. write to me q
nnre dcseriblas yoa sstoeh. Boz w.
" 6iwsri. Ohia.
RESTAURANT YrxruRIs We build
lunch eounisrs. back barr. mirror
frames. tools, tables. chsirs. coffee srne
aud steam tables complete renastsn'
equipment. save yes money! easy onth-
iy tsymenta Grosmaa Fountain com
paay. Dsiiss. Tssas -
roR sALk-Earbsr shop. three hath tubs
IN ronrectisn Good buain-ss Over
ton q Powell. City Barber Shop. Hooaft'
Okia. ----------
pou1HSUT MACHINEs-We cell
complete oo,fit ready for business.
With ready mixed fiouti 4 big seller I;
enormous profits: can be put In any
wndow front; small Investment; <asy
GROsNAN FOUNTAIN COMPANY.
A STOCK or GENERAL NERoHANDfta
roR eALE
consisting Of dry soeds. grecessse. hwA:
wsrs and Implements. located - IN tNlen9
tsws 10 one of the beet farmin9 dietfsefe
IN southwest osishornai oil! lsveies ssoc;
dssirsd: dld sso.eoo bssiness In 1915. siss
sters building and lot Zoe ssIs With stock.
This IL q snap foe right paftiss; 90 not
answer vsisss you pean buslesea. fce ws
mean 20 sell u. 2. ohiahcnse.
ron SALE
Only free services Tire station N e1ty o.
20. Gee, fine stand. secl stock. standArd
tires. ecfupIete ,sicaniatsG rlAat. ss,as-
ilshsa business, fnyestsats u ysu mean
business A. u. hinsisnd. AeAlest-r
OKLA
ExPxiiinNcED hasei people ~ant Ia issss
first. class brick hstsl IL 70 ~ rooms
pox fis Qsin'cr, ok,e.
vtLfANIyiSo PLANT T0R saLH--wsl
sqsipr~,i, 10 seed condition fss -
DkUj0Ier stsp Vsettsg fss wsssa. q h
buDens0 SoS ysssoslf: ] have - q ~
k~ss poytae 6suo aeres N ses(Oo Qtlahs
ma vth ssti yss easa pavmsue, eeiaees
nshthiy o. tssAs fes ssed teol eststA. ~
ply ist MeNltben Hs4e. nygeeees. oeAa
TOh eAi.I--essth a SFseSvssa 81 Gov
iastss. Ohis.. snA steea q hef4vses 80
ssOcsst,s q 0ssfS. Ohls-. Ter tnsssnatsca
wYtss gssess ANlss. $50 issussaes bs1o
osia hysrn c,tx. 0nls. -. :
SIL6i. % fIsin frtcs nscrs tss 80 q
kM css. 0hA - = - - Ssx.
vsetsey stsyss p Mhnssws sfss@Hr
aIs = -. s.sA ,sss ,s.s. =. -;
Iksu1ot - xseay's sesshst wssss ess - :
!saS = psFs:sa 1855, = = ssAs's;s.s.s 2 s.s.s
~ 49, IsitSss ss'S s~ ssssss
J Ss. = r. aAAsss, :
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21
THE SWANSON coNPANr
Maple tit

LARGEST brokerage hour. In
soutbwes, handling stocks. bonds.
iessss. prodve ton.
No order too small for our at.
tension az too large for our ca
psrl,y.
We offer subject 20 market
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21

-ia51l W q - !,
sil':ss;. ssl':;s !: ~ !, II !!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21
cuLBERrsoS HEIGHTS ,

cuLBERrsoS HEIGHTS
Are zoe going 10 bv'id In the
spvtngf BETTER seiect your
Building site nos; II will take
some time Ia prepare yoar piens
art an ssriy start snd %, into
yodr Nsw hame In May. start y1ef
lawn and Newsfr and ~ hsppy'
naildtas stes In Cu,Ssstsoh
Ne,shs from $500 ur. ses
STONE .pwxsR REALTY co
40 American Rank nidv.
Maple iIe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21


ARMY GOODS
istls tents. l-fpot wall, ~ GO
duubi. filied duck. treated N.ih
government ws,srprootinx ami
preserving proeess. Earan,ssd no
,ips sol., or t.sr. -.............iS 90
Same ,.rt. not treated .,.,,..a...s. 80 90
~ officers tent. arm! ducE. 4
,oot vail rilEs pols t)Ps ,.... 20 10
ioti. wagon cotsrs. ii.or. durk;
nsv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /, 50
@ nsT '''''..''.'',...'..-...,.,. -. l,sb
@ . ~ooi army blankets brand
nee size tns Sslfht -
loubis each .....t. t..,s....... ...t.t %
new slte Gsssi weight ~
40 UDds each ...... .....t..t. "
| Marine o. % blankets .irs sIasz
! wslsh, ~ pounds. each ........ 7 %
fLysy wool blsngsts, slightly usri,
\.r ssst, weight ~ pounds.
Yeol .cs Sc pr pair. pairs i7og,
Y. eopaa psa' k..l, sa,,or comforts.
slightly used N sacr'ient eorii-
! pounds co,rrsd cotton oomf..'s,
/ .iwhuy Used. In cr,eiirrt rard'.
! tio7. ssch ...-...t.. .--s.... ....... -ssV
! - - 800, o,ercoats, "a rsy'rr'
| condition. car 3, hY-d any voiYr. -
q % vol SHIRTS. - p"rfcct con-
dt'ion ........... rsr.r..t-... -
cioid Medal folding cats .......-.. ,bo
steel spring barracks ccts ....s.s 800
;9.pound cotton mstrssses TO ~
/ either cot ..ss..s.ss..s sst.st,st+s W
4 fuli line Of Hsns.n's burk.kin eaoi-
inea gloves and wool underwear; canvas
snd wrap isssnss Al prices .. b Tulsa
sscep, cfu,hinx and blankets sent parcel
ut -t Maid Insured
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21

WE arc handling many acres Of Ti,lman
county i~Ases and recommending tho
purohsse of same for q failing .bsnk ao.
ccunt. " you want to boy or ssii. let us
hear from you a. once. Robtnsoa, Fain,
Feekham q Robinson. tsserneat. Central
stock Exchange, Tla Ohio Avenue. wich.
ita Falls, Texas Pos,pffiee Bou III, Tel.
.phaas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21

SIND for prices. building material of all
kinds, sash. doots, n0uldlngs. mill ~ort
Fore pis,risutins co, H. Louis. No.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21

666b MO o. cx16!
~ =, ;s's:':s:.''s 1910. 4 "A: s:'isss -;
~ hsr~yesA sssA sssviel ~ sysSe g
.E e - = sss~ 81 ssss., - =
- .,s,..: sse~; .vsH seNc ssse ~ sSsA,ysccjS
.ss.l sssl me- y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-21
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS

..ssHs - --r~>~ss---->~sS>s o. = s>->>>><
Oslshsms.
ron sALs Ten farm, from 10 to 400
Gcrss, can give possession ~ SOLD In the
nest tca iAys. part cuh. balance long
time. low interest. fot Mekihban nag
uushoyrl. otla. -----....----.-.--.
SMALL fnrms for sale. three ntles west
Of tn tnd ~ I.i,wood Tre-, car. ,a
ASt-s, with good buildlnss. good orchard. /.
sNcre- sliHif4. Bi.p 90 acres AMI 10 Acrea
on wA.t 18th there tfacis worth the
money > Iuhn-on. Route T. Pox III,
osishoma Cny West 18th. Phone NIB
FOR sALE OR TRADE --iso.scrs farm,
s.room house. well and ois,sru. one
mis- from high school town Address j.
W. Williams. n. y. d. !. Safe. Mo.
WANT to buy good alfalfa farm IN
OsIahonA county close to towp. Al
dress, yiving desc ripiion or zee me today
nj - " ilih street Phone wainut $f',.
John rwip. ..--....--.-.
ron sAi -,s.scs tosr acres, hishiy I'M
proyed irrisatrd very eloeey IN. Own
~. sibs n santa " A,a Maple ISL
IMPROVED b-aers tract, INQUIRE Brit,en
rssh 1roeery. Bsitton. DkiA.
TO EXCHANGE.
fss-acre farm IN Major county, Okla
about 10 acres IN cultivation. balsncs In
rrasr, y-ioom house. small barn 10 sn'
change on acreage near Oklahoma City
Chas r. 0sist. AIIn-, okis,
wANrEp-vrom owner IN ~ or ise-sers
OtiahSna land, part cash W. j.
Woods ftao W iith 81, city,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-10
THE CREDIT MAN sis ;,s nsaatss.us. ss,',;., V.

4sA4 - ing or coHInerci.
concern know the financial standing Of the firms to
whom his company extends credit He has his Dun Brad
street. .6starN' 80 sH7t dnx#4
THE PURCHASING AGENT OR THE BUYERS OF THE
various departments must be convinced that the goods de-
vered represented in both weight and quality They
have their scales and testing apparatus s ~ a
THE ADVERTISING MAN MUST KNOW THAT THE CIR
culaton claims Of the papers with which he does business
justified by the facts He has the reports of the Audit Bu
of Calculations. s,sAs s5asss
GOOD FIRMS INVITE INVESTIGATION OF THEIR RAT
ing or their merchandise. -2- -
GOOD PAPERS FURNISH A. B. C. REPORTS TO THEIR
advertisers 31. stA t* y3@sfs
ASK TO SEE THE A. B. c REPORT OF THE EAST ORE
CONAN.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-01
I Beautiful Girls
WITH u luxurious, SOFT
!. FLUFFY HAIR

n ~.
Soon grow from the healthy child who
has enjoyed proper parental care.
Care sof the young daughters hair,
ID this day and age, Is very essential
t0 her attrnctiveness, progress and
success In the soon-to.come young
H0manhood OF her life.
DO not destroy her chances In LIE
! t6TY hair neglect. Naturally II there is
r 3 antisepti DC tonic used on the scalp,
6f1dr4f germs. which lodge there, and
which are. practically unavoida ble,i will
tet start and destroy hair roots and
tlie small glands which supply. color
Ids Tie hair. This condition means a
lkin9 9r1Wfh of fading, falling hair. As
il direct result Of this many girls are
n a decided disadvantage.
The easiest cleanest and most sat.
lsfactory remedy for guarding against
81 removing these and other hair
kroiibleS Is the hair nourishing anti.
seTtic, CRUDOLEUM. It will over.
CONS the dandruff, save the hair and
avoid much future expense and trou.
hIe and assure for that daughter OF
4 yours the asset and blessing that she Is
Justly entitled to. namely, beautiful,
Sealthy hair.
GRUDOLEUM Is endorsed by pro
tsssi0nals everywhere, and large bot.
ii IA sold at Fairmont Pharmacy for
a oiiiS 85c. Get a bottle today at Fair,
mont Pharmacy: he Is authorized to
4 mara tea It 70 satisfy you. II your
y dSfigcist does not happen to have
lyHJDOLEUM In stock, mail US 40c
& ana We will send 1t to you postpaid.
!, WfIl. M. Simpson Drug Co, Wholesale
Druggists, Williamsburg Station, Pitts
!. ! -.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-01
Real Dead Afe
Filed for Recod

The following deeds have been filed
with County Clerk A. g. Martin:
q. D. Talkingtor to VIM. Asher.
real estate in Warrington district,
Consideration $735.
{ w. q. Shaver and wife to 0ca Ola
Morgan parcel OF land In the SHAY
er addition, Worthington. Considera-
ton $50.
8 Alphous M. wilson to Lloyd De-
laney a parcel Of land on Messer Run
atbEanch OF Campbell Run, q branch
lot Pyies Fork Creek, Warrington dis
trict. Consideration 81 800.
B w. III. Curry and wife to K. Z. Cur
rytreal estate in East Park addition,
Fairmont Consideration $1,000.
I VIII. Curry and wife ito x. 7: Cur
Try real estate in East Park addition,
Fairmont. ,Conside Iteration $1,000.
D. T. Price and wife 10 Frank p.
Toothman, a parcel Of land in the VII
lage OF Downs in Lincoln district.
Consideration $780,,
Harry H. King and wife to Gather
inc Pollock a parcel Of land in the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-01

X l,srj ~ i6fs - Id hon f0f such;
s.afS 3 n El &;
D IN q 81 ia1s III s. cone 81 Tor Spe-I
,eial direc fIonS ri tie Dr ilndfd ~ ind
an laf kembty will BE made BY the city
n event ali GRO sing 81 sffe6ts dag
cnaily For instance, Il You are stand
iIlg al WoolwOrths Ten Cent Store
and want to 70 to Hartieys. you must
walk to Communal s corner first and
then cross to Hartleys. OFFICERS have
been directed to see that streets are
crossed correctly to. prevent accidents
and to enable autos TO see those ahead
or In their way. Pedestrians who
cross streets In the middle OF the,
block do So at their own risk.
IN all of the new ordinance dile only,
set fine and this includes q jail SEN
tence Is the, one referring to a drunk
en- man driving an automobile. Any
person so doing will receive a fine OF
from $50 to 5000 and jaiI sentence.
Of from 10 to 80 days and this, sem
terce cannot be altered at the discre-
tion Of the mayor.
Some Of the main points in the new
ordinance for auto owners are az fol-
lows:
Hand signals must be given with
ont fail when cars are either contemp-
"A -.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-01


n UTTER Is closing the week with
IA q bill that seems TO go better
4 with the audience than any otn-
ri bill presented during the week.
Z II IS o1r humble Judgment that some
OF the lines are more suggestive tnan
\ need be TO entertain. especially 4 IN
mixed audiences. Rhea Robinson
captured her audiesce last 4tgnt Win
some good old Fashioned irish Nero
dies and dance music that set feet tap
ping the floor all over the house; Sne
4 took two. encores. The little arust rs
most charming and has personality
that wins audiences. Babe heuey and
I Artie Lewis make q good Singing
\ team. Billy Lewis gets petter N
, comedy roles with each pili me c9m-
tipany closes here after the iast SHOW
tonight and goes to UniontoWn ZOE "a a
two weeks engagement. The next
attraction at tho Hipp is the Osborne
4 Cupid Revue company winch jump
( mere from Altoona, Pa It ig q ~
4 people organization, carrying all their
4. own scenery stage carpenter. cleo
StFfciani and musical director, ana come
highly recommended.
+ QUIET iat the Movies.
4 \ Thsre is little to startle one in the
movie game IN Fairmont today II you
nv them yesterday, you NAV spend
lie evening with novel or promen-
9di1R on crowded streets. Same at.
A. Hons In all the houses. and be It
88idt ih fairness, tie entertainment Of
fafed II good. Nelson In particular
u altering q strong feature, Should
Husband Forgiye? captain
~ Night at the Princess offer me-
|fnnf emit rtainment,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-01
IN BED TWO YEARS AS
result OF PNEUMONIA
Cough left and she soon got back
strength and flesh.

II was confined to my bed for 2
years from the elects of plural pneu-
monia. It left me with an awful cough
by 10 different doctors withsno appar.
ent benefit.
II had heard Of Milks Emulsion but
had no faith in anything. "A friend
urged me, and / tried 1t. From the
first, / commenced to feel better. /
have now taken seven bottles and am
feeling fine. Have. no cough or bron-
chial trouble, have regained my flesh
and strength and am doing all the
work for q family OF, seven. u never
felt better in my life. Mrs. Dell
Sivers, 46 Fulton st., Phoenix, N. Y.
A rundown body invites disease.
Let Milks Emulsion build you up as
| It has others. It costs nothing to try.
Milks Emulsion Is q pleasant, nutri-
tiyc food and corrective medicine. 1t
restores healthy, natural bowel &C
ton, doing away with all need Of pills
and physics. It promotes appetite and
quickly puts the digestive organs In
shape to assimilate food. As builder
OF flesh and strength, Milks Emulsion
is strongly recommended to those
whom sickness has weak ened, and lis
q powerful aid In resisting and repair
ing the effects Of wasting diseases
Chronic stomach trouble and consti.
patton are promptly relieved usually
This Is the only solid emulsion
made, and SO palatable that it is eaten
with o spoon like Ice cream. Truly
wonderful for weak, sickly children.
No matter how severe your case. you
are urged to try Milks Emulsion I'm.
der this guarantee Take six bottles
home with you, use it according to di.
Irections and If not satisfied with the
results, your money will be promptly
refunded. Price 6Oc and $1.20 per bot
tie. The Milks Emulsion Co., Terra
Haute, Ind. Sold by druggists every.
where. Guaranteed by w. R. Crane
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-01

AEADLlNERs TONIGHT.
Tbe stage.

Hippodrome Intners Musical Revue
s The Screen !.
Nelson Should A Husband Forgive!
< Princess ~. Partners OF me Elsnt
Dixie. Captain Swift
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-01

sHeIiTie4 ki6igt rs aadil Ton To TIE city
6f F'aifmcht onside E6 ton {tS92s
William p. Bridge and wife 10 .. 81
Il ;0pehs a = 4rnai ~ md on EinChe's
Run Consideration 81. ltsi
lcss9is.sJ and Investment
Company to Harry H. King. q parcel
OF land In the Bellyiew, Heights ad-1
dition TO the city Of Faifmont. Con-
5sideration $1,000.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-01
llD 0F new THINGS.
tContinuea from page one.,

sfsk tide, from. Main to Ogden ave-
iiEe. nose In. h
OEdeISavenue on north side as far
ont al like; parallel to curb.
jefferson from Main to Washington
IN west side, nose in.
Tie new city ordinance has So sec
Tons and has been printed in small
FOOL form. This morning Mayor Con-
away ordered copies delivered to all
Traction company street car conduc-
tors and brakemen as the ordinance
has sec tons referring to the rules anu
aiif6s. No street car shall exceed q
t9ft III rate Of speed in congested
l|iis tficts and street cars must stop at
3has line of corner buildings and not
iH the middle Of the street. There are
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-01

IN these days Of screen divorces it
Is Interesting to note that Frank
Bl6Whiee who supports William Rus.
sei. The Fox star In Big Jim O'Keane
iSi Just celebrated his silver wedding
aiiHiTerEarY. without being separated
lfbn1 His wife for a single day. z
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-01

The latest, use for an aeroplane
was made recently when q small pony
SWaS transported via the air from Los
AnE6leS, CAL, to Santa Barbara. to be
ent cred In q pony show there. Fox
news filmed the event.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-01
Somewhere In France.

The N. P. on guard at the gate Of
chemiR de fer watched the troop
train loaded with dusky doughboys
come to q dragging halt, One dark son
Of Louisiana stuck his head out Of the
nHT Hey. NJ aDi HI Where we all at main
tenant@
."Barle-duc. Where you going?'
Dunno, boss. We all Just been fol-
lerin' this here engine TO- de last two
days. Home Sector.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-01
'OHBSI[|||BERE'
tcontiDz NOM psse one.l

x ~ W s---.'.-- 1900 4 ~ * fs q ~ y Z
To the innermost Recesses
TO consid Ter Your
Astounding Offer"
/ let Him. ~
Then n
] waited and Waited V
And Awaited s.
And dusk fell And !. 81
He never Returned.
Is,this Right
Just, because / Didn't
Make up my Mind
Lessen q Week
Ago to Rum ~ N
Its q burning. Bubbling
Outrage.
I'm going to Run
Anyway, I'm Firm &
About That. & &
/ shall Enter ~
Upon my own Independent
Ticket, for my Own
Kind Of Office.
Every rtghtmlnded Citizen
In lFairmont
Is going to Vote n
For me, yessir, And
TIL county Is
A going to Step
Right into Line.
l shall Spend
s A few more Days
Selecting the Job
And then ] Shall
Leisurely announce Myself.
Land sakes! folks Are
Wore out already Listening
To some of TIL Candidates a
Talking about Themselves,
Professor, lead On
Shouting the battle Cry
OF Freed om!" s.
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n,,is, a 4.he Movies.
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Nothing has happened 50 far ia the campaign

Nothing has happened so far ID the campaign to
warrant the belief that It will occur this year. but
when Senator Harding wired the Republicans Of
Texas yesterday that the breaking Of the Democratic
solid south would herald q new era in American
politics" he made q abatement which every one who
has studied the broader aspects Of American politics
will concur In. The Solid South has been great
detriment to political progress in this country, and
both the old parties have suffered from 1t, for as
long as there is solid south neither Of them can
be national in their organization and scope. II one
state we're to break away from tho traditional bloc
the whole structure probably would fly to pieces IN
a few years There used to be well defined hope
that the pronounced protectionist views Of the peo-
Die Of Louisiana would take them out Of the solid
south, but for variety Of reasons that hope has
never been realized. Senator Harding may believe
that the dissensions which have grown in the DEM
ocratic party in Texas may swing that state into
the Republican column one Of these days, for he
has been paying great deal Of attention 10 the
situation there and made personal campaign u
the state before the Texas presidential primary.
However, Florida probably is a better chance Tor
the Republican party than Texas, and II the women
get the vote this fall the break may come from
totally unexpected locality.
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At meeting Of "the most prominent leaders" Of
the British Labor party notice was served on the
government that war between the Allied powers and
Soviet Russia over Poland would be ian intOler-
able crime against humanity" That would be a
rather solemn action Il it were not for the fact that
recently British labor has been showing DISPOSE
ton to turn down hard the actions Of these prom
inent leaders, who like many other radical minor
tiles possess the capacity to produce a volume OF
noise out OF all proportion to their Importance II
Poland turns bolsheyist under the pressure Of Red
armies British labor will be for putting stop to
the progress by whatever means promises TO De
the most effective, no matter what the prominent
leaders have to say about it. The British tradition
and not the will Of the labor intelectuas will pre-
vail, just as it has prevailed recently when labor
was asked to vote for direct action and other adj
yauced methods in industrial disputes.