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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-21

friends here yesterday. Mr.. Pome-
ROY formerly resided here.
Horace Burgess Of Trenton, n.
]. formerly OF this city Is here for
q few days visit with friends.
c. g. Wemple left yesterday for
business visit in steubenvtlie,
II. Val Burt returned Sunday
from q vacation in Atlantic City
and other points In the east.
Edward hodl left yesterday for
Cleveland whore he viii attend
Case School Of Applied Science.
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Personals.

Personals.
and MRS. John Conway, were
ysioppiag fp Clarksburg Friday.
Ms. Ellis Cooper and children
we're visiting friends at SUNSHINE
Mt and Mrs. Frank Sanders Of
! fsnaes Fork ware visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred FLEMING here Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Downs was SHOP
ming in Fiairmopt Saturday.
Mrs. Pete Ancrom and Mrs. J..
Reese were visitors at the Hope
Camp at Hoult Sunday:
z YIN. Whitlatch and daughter
Mis- Varena attended church hers
Sunday. .Lo,nirr /,
rnirTnont Saturday.
AZ big crowd Of cans went 70
Iseks6ere park Sunday to see the
81 game OF the season.
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A party Of local students includ-
ing the Misses Edis LaZear, Beulah
Hess, Olive Rymer, jeanette Nor
gan, Hazel Straight and Messr9.
Kennis SnodBrass and Kenneth
Phillips left yesterday for Morgan
town where they will attend the
state university.
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OH mo GAS

INVESTMENT oPPoRfGafff@1
own hundred shares stock in To-
cal oil company. Prospects are
said to be unusually good and that
company holds largest acreage in
Texns. Expecting to drill this
month. Unexpectedly needing
cash, find I cannot carry entire
holdings and so willing to sell part
nj attractive discount for cash. Par
value OF shares $500. II lou can
aford to invest as little as $50 for
ten shares. this is good opportun-
ity for possible large profits. II in
terested, write Box $3.50, The
West Virginian. 9-11-6t-SS6O
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Mr.. and Mrs. John c Mcclellan,
Miss Flora Hess, Mr.. and Mrs..
Denzel Huey, Grover ThoEne and
Stanley Mcclellan all Of this city
and Miss Cunningham Of Burton
have returned from ten days
camping expedition on Cheat river.
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NOTlCE

All persons holding -
against the estate Of J. w.
deceased, late Of FARMING
Va, Will please present stma 70
Mrs. Eva Duncan, admin q !
said estate, Farming on, w cis
settlement: and all peraphS as1to
ing themselves TO be indebs tliflc
said estate VIII please man
for Gettlemo ~ 81
accounts at once.
MRS. EVA DUNCAN
Sept 11-1s-2s.oct. s.
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Whe lincoln distrlct 5unday
ch60, Z conYsntion will be held IN
me M. p. church South, next sun,
day afteyuoon, beginning at LOU
have been Occurred: E. ]. Thomas,
Mss. Jessie Ice. Grin Curtis, Rev.
Thorn, Mrs. Z. NJ. Cox and Rev. Is.
- IInnes.
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Chief Of Police ]. Earl Belch has
beeu called to Fairmont TO TESTIFY
lbefofe the grand jury. against the
two colored youths who drove In
.tn thla city some time ago with
N automobile which they had
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WARRINGTON
Veterans Leave

lTameu Devore, silas ]. Gump,
onward Taught and .Jeptha Hall,
civil War veterans have gone 70
Indianapolis, md, TO attend the
National encampment. The men
an were members OF Gooch fost
i0. a. r. at RymeE until It's reGemt
at which time theS
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SS Hartley OF Akron, Ohio; Is
q his brother NJ. L. Hartley
.ald fnEntiY here.
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Mr.. Martin III.

e. c. Martin, proprietor OF tho
Bon Ton store is confined at home
in High street with very severe
illness.
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y. II. Malcolm left Monday
1pnndgFfIle where ne viii at
Tid tda annual conference OF the
81! church
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Local Republican women voters
held a business meeting IN the d.
rectorS quarters at the First Ma
tional Bank yesterday.
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MlnltInn RelatIYea.

M. and Mrs. II. n. Williamson
md Mr.. Gordon spent the week
end Waiting relatives near Waynes
sfiTE, Pa.
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Mo following teachers arrived
Ri du Saturday: Miss Ester Fogle
5lffS GharI0fts VandiYer, miss
RatSon, Miss Sims, Miss Frances
keller.
M Fogie and Miss YandiYer
X teach the No. 0 school; Miss
Hirhshat Davies Run, Miss Kelly az
chafthRn hill, and Miss Latsou
n tiie local grade school.
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Born Monday, Sept. goth to Mr..
and Mrs. E. Frank Miller at their
home at Downs q daughter.
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The Hotel Bartlett of this city
has been asked to join the Greet
era,, association, national organ
Nation along lines that its title I'M
mics. The Bartlett will likely as
siSclate itself later with the organ
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. EIlry Parrish and
little daughter Andra are WISHING
ut Terra Alta,
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Mr.. and Mrs. McElfresh of Grant
Town and Alfred Heck OF Dawes
Iatln we're visiting Mrs. Ell hester
~ ge Sunday.
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Jordon.conaway.

air. RosemRn .Jordon OF CIarkS;'
6ifrg aud Miss Rose Conaway OF
81, 4 mac. were united in marriage
Ii4day III tho M. e. South par
~ 81 Rev. ]. w. jackson.
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MISS Emma shnrden of Grafton
was visiting her sister MIS- T.
cunningham here Sunday
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-Two
large dwellings, suitable for
boarding or rooming houses. Sew
eral smaller properties on East
Side, near end OF new bridge. See
~. D. Summers, office 1T2 Mer-
chant, residence Ill Diamond.
Phone 1498-M. 9-1S-3t-S912
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PU e6Si s sS5s e s SIss

on Saturday October md i
at two o'clock p. m, 81 IA
door OF the Court House ct
County, West Virginia, the md
sigped Will offer for Haie and q
Bond No. 6o67 issued BIZ ont
Coal company on the flrat ol 2
July, 1901, payable thirty yea
ter said date, with Inter-
per cent payable semi Rnntnily On
January LIST and July 1et %
lively Of each year, which bon IL
in the sum OF One Thou SAND
COY Dollars, and has RttAch8d
TO all undue coupons and
five (S75.0o1 Dollars IN ttnr
past due coupons, which bpnd
placed with the undarBi gte
curity, and default hRgin
made In the payment OF Rteh
said bond will be sold for "a IN on
the day an ddRte above
This the goth day Of Ser 3
1920. X.
FARMERS BANK or
SHLNNSEOE 4
BY NJ. w. OGDEN
s.2t,2s. 81; SIS,
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WANTED-WE AXE NEEDING
A FEW MORE MEN TO WORK
IN MACHINE AND SMITH SHOPS
AT GENERAL WORK. WORKING
s HOUR BASIS WITH TIME AND
HALF FOR OVER TIME. GOOD
CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT
TO THOSE WHO SHOW ABILITY
TO FILL RESPONSIBLE posi-
TIONS. GOOD WAGES AND
STEADY Glory JOB
THROUGH WINTER MONTHS.
BELMICK- FOUNDRY MACHINE
COMPANY
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WANTED COLLECTION Steady
work. Good wages. Peoples Clio
thing Co., 1926 Madison st.
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'1.4lr1etj rron1 petroIt.
Teachers Arrive.

Ernest Burnett has returned from
j business TIP 10 Detroit, Mich.
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.CI .AssIFIED-SPECIAL ADVERIIsTN

~ TELEPHONE yuar ~uut - to
THE WEST YRGIHLAE, Ptaonas
= liDS. 1teE, 1901. adYsFttEtnG d.
naFtmRnt. Classified adj must 10 In
81 utfios bstnFS . - m. 70 tosuTS to:
sETtion 10 ths el9saI&isa eoturan nna
tEfoFs II, noan, 20 insure tnseTtSOn tn
tbs LEta Want Adj
sUB.sTATloHs
For tbs eSnvsnIssos Of thsSs 1bo can
not eaaIly eoDs 70 Tbs West Virgin
Ian affIsa 70 plAss thstr classified hA-
VgftisGnSSatS, TIE IqlloHlnE Gab-GtA-
tIons haYs bSEn arranged lar. clAGsI.
fIsa AASRrtisemspn teft II these Hta-
lions win receive the aGnaS pT0mpS
earufuI attsution - u laft In tsa Offtrs
oEiThs West YtrEiniRn-
A. q. Martin Co.. Book Store
Isl Main Street
Tenth street News stand.
Tenth Street and Virginia Ave
East Side News Co.
Market Street, First Ward
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.lJIoIFInn Brother,

VIsItIng Brother.
Ind Mrs. Key and little son
u ~ va sehnn were visiting Mrs.
lTSe " 5Fnther, Fred Fletcher and
1fTs Fialcher here Sunday,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-21

BALTIMORE co. FARM : 1913
acres nearly level land, about 20
acres wood land, balance fine farm
land. Broom house, barn and out
buildings. Well and spring water.
Near town, church and schools.
good road and railroad. $4,000.
Glen Realty Co., 3a2 Law building.
Baltimore. Md. 9.S28t-SS31
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTEDSMan for work around
greenhouse. Apply Hauge's
flower and plant house. 9-21.3tS93f
LABORERS WANTED-10 labor
ers, 10 cents per hour; steady
work; good boarding house. Ster-
ling Sand Company, Masontown,
Pa 9-1S-26t-S916
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FOR SALE-CaRh Registers and
Credit Files. Easy payments. Ma
tionRI Cash Register Company,
ClarksburG, W. Va 2-13-tf-72S1
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HOUSES AND LOTS

FOR SALE: 7-room house well To-
Gated on Walnut avenue. Will sell
at a bargain. Can give immediate
possession. See ]. A. Fortney. Sc
coud Floor McCrory Bldg. Phone
Anh.R 9.2.2t=S9A1
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stolen, and who were captured here
by the local chief.
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FOR RENc-TWo plcely turnishsd
HBht housekeeping rooms. l5I
Chamberlain Are. 9-18.3tsS92b
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rnRR1sHM ROOMS

FOR RERT-kSTont room, suitable
for gentleman. Phone 3a6-R or
elite House. Cleveland avenue:
9-GO-St-SSz8
FOR RENT-F1ITrished room. al
Chicago street. s-Is.St-S926
ONE NICELY FURNIsHEp BED
ROOM. Good location. 2hons
GAR. 9-1S-st-S91I
FOR RBNc-TWo ploely Furnished
light housekeeping rooms. 111
Chamberlain Aye. g-18:3tsS2z6
HOUSES AND LOTS
TYo0 VAST 70 buy or sen prop
erty see Geo. Fl. Brobst, Profess
slonal Bldg. s.l:26t.s7s1
AUTO.-EC0Esl 1RIEs
FOR SHLE-FITe passenger tonr:
ing car. Cali 312.J s:21.2t-S9SS
WANTED TO BUY-IndiRn motor
Cycle BIdecar, 1919 preferred.
Cali 390-R ask for w. z. WenG.
e.21.2t-8940
FOR SALE: Roadster. $3.50 to
Quick buyer. VIII demonstrate.
Write box 1886, The West Yirginian
9-21-St-8sS6
FOR SALE-Ford Touring with
starter, 1920 model. AL condl-
tion. Phone $50. s.21:3t-ss4S
FARMS FOX SALE
FOR s1LESS57 acres located on
two good gravel pixies. situated In
Logan and Union Counties, Ohio.
g miles OF good railroad town with
centralized schools, grain elevator,
creamery, bank, stores OF all kinds.
Farm lays level and Is we'll tiled
with extra good drainage outlet Of
two strings "a inch tile, which cross
the farm. SOIL Is dark loan under.
laid with limestone. especially
adapted to alfalfa, corn, hay and all
small grain. Two sets Of build.
ings, one eight room and one 4-room
Tow barns with sheds, hay barn,
good granRry, implement shed and
Out-bulidipgs. Land watered by 3
driven Wells and one artesian. No
open bitches. Owner going south In
November and anxious to sell be-
fore going. Here Is a bargain and
we advise looking after It at once.
II interested write F. L. Forty. Real
Estate Exchange, MarysVilie. o
9-l6-SS42
BALTIMORE co. FARM : 103
acres nearly level land, about 20
acres wood land, balance fine farm
land. Broom house, barn and out
buildings. Well and spring water.
Near town. church and schools.
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nETsUELI.aN ! s

BUY YOUR HOSIERY Tsc i'm
factory. Trial order q
eight or ten pairs menA 10 ~
81; sizes 8 IL Sto u -;
brown or gray; quality and
faction gparahteed !; f911liies y
piled. A. n. Knitting q. Box l1
fiosthside, Pittsburgh R
bEAlKnONT SHGRTFtAIsn ~ !.
TGrD-6 per cent discount
all buttons paid before
$lEt. Tenn commehc SEPT
Call at office Bill DeyenN 81
J UNFURNI6HEDI roo
FOR RFNf-fSSo Il, ami :
rooms for light housalt min
Rhea Terrace. a.2o9
SPECIAL NOTICES
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FOR SALE: Victrola, Baby BRs-
ket and reed baby carriage Call
SOT-W. 9-21-St-S934
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For RENT-iTont nom, suitable
for gentleman Phone 336-R or
elite House, Cleveland Avenue.
9s$0-St-S9zS
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No o015 District No. 8.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE PEOPLES NATIONAL
A'H UaEEx FAIRMONT, STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At TTIi; CLOSE OF BUSINESS SEPTEMBER 8, 1920.
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Chicago street. 9-Ie.St-2926
ONE NICELY FURNISHED BED
ROOM. Good location. Phone
GAR. 8-1S-St-S911
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: every
thing for quick sale. Call at 522
MI. Vernon Avenue. 9-21-3t-S942
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HOUSES AND LOTS

n Y00 VAST 70 buy or sell prop
erty see Geo. Fl. Brobst, Profess
slonal Bldg. s-l-26teS751
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WANTED: Mattresses, dtshWashers
and ChambermAids. New Rousn
House. 9-1O-9L-os9z
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FOK SALE

WANTEU-G4rl Cor general house
work. Small family Phone 5S4-R-
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WANIaD-Glrl for general house
work. Also nurse to care for
baby. Further information call 76l.
p.a0-3t-S992
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=PEMaI.R HELP WANTED

Wanted: A chambermaid at once
SINNERS Tavern Hotel. -.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
'B|G PROFITSIN
BORDER TRAFFIC
Rum Runner Between
Canada and Montana
Makes $1,000 a Trip
mo CAPITAL REQUIRED
Sells Liquor at Five Times Its
Cost Price and Cars Are
Offered $1,000

REGINA. Canada. pee. i--If the
state of Montana Is not kept well
and constantly supplied with al,
kinds OF liquor It ts not because
the inducements offered by TIA,
bootlcrgots of that state tu Cana
dians ~ not sufficient. for the own.
cr-driver of IA taNioab hero informed
tho international News corresponds
ent that his profits on 4 single rum
running expedition amounted to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
BY MARY CATRON.
Of Tulsa High School.

well. IL l didn't have anthing to
DO but sit around and read. as YOU
women do. 1t would be different"
But II is almost Christm mas time"
she persisted. "and we must get our
shopping done. You see that Il IL
almost Impossible for me to go to
own with the children. and you
could select those toys as well as
not. A train for Billie. "a doll for
Louise, wagon for Frank. and
u -"
Suppose" he interrupted. IL stay
at home with the children while you
do the shopping. This will be a
good chance for me to read last
weeks Literary Digest"
Mrs. Hale readily agreed.
Mr.. Hale took his magazine and
retired TO the library for quie,
afternoon. lie had been there
scarcely five minutes ~Aen he heard
a loud crash followed by a shrek.
He rushed upstairs 10 the nursery.
and there little nellie was standing
ing:
oh, Mamma. Bob went and
broke my doll." Bob was trying to
comfort her.
But you did mean to do st. you
know you did" she cried.
The father vainly tried to utiet
the child by promising that Santa
Claus would bring her much
larger, more beautiful doll, IL she
would stop crying. "Oh, IL sh"
would only stop that maddeninS
Shrek" ran his thoughts Il would
promise anything" The distrac ed
father finally succeeded in quieting
her with 10 bright pennies. Now
she must go To the grocery store to
buy candy. After he had conducted
her across the street, he returned to
the library and resumed his reading.
He had finished the second para
graph when Billie can in, insisting
that his father tell him a story. The
father tried in every possible way to
evade this request, hut the child
persisted. The story was interrupt
cd W the entrance of B'll'e's
younger brother. He was hungry and
must have something immediately
Af,er he haa gwen zach OF .he i've
children "a slice OF buttered bread,
he again returned to the library.
We'll" he thought. 81 have read
this paragraph seven times. and |
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
HAS GOOD WORD
EVEN FOR DEVIL
Maintains He Is Sitter of
Souls by Devine
Appointment

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.--John Arm
strong Chaloner. who for many
years was legally regarded an in
sane In this state while sane in Vir-
s'I'a, where he made his home. de-
nnEered an address last night in
,hrIst Church on 1.-THE Manifesto.
uon OF Mind to Mind, or. the Sc
Next"
ar, Chalonor's talk was extremely
'lhlng' One thing he declared was
mat Satan IN not as black as he is
pah'ed; In fact, not even dark
nro"n. He is splendid idealistic
l'Sture, employed to try out all
,ppHls or both sexes to save Jehovah
'", time and trouble"
ne declared himself a medium and
Sdld he had actually anticipated a
''taln question asked by a woman
~ lhe church One secret OF sue
yss' he said, was self-control.
when wac TO be acquired "by fol-
wing your conscience In affairs Of
in. in. table, or by moderation In eat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
He Learned

still cant tell iusb what Is in II. II
this hasn't been one afternoon"
lie replaced the magazine on the
table and took from the desk a
sheet OF paper and n pen. Lot $
see he unused, THE first thing
that happened oh, ycs---thc brok
on doll" He began to enumcratc
the incidents OF the afternoon. and
this was the list. Broken doll
one; conducted children across the
street--l6 times; number of stories
told--scvon; number of slices OF
bread given To childrcn--cight,
number Of drinks--32: number of
mashed fingers-four: shut the
door l6i times; number of qucs-
tons askcd---35i.
Tho next morning the following
advertisement appeared TN the
morning paper: wanted. Two
nurse girls and "A governess.
AppIy -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
WOuid-Be Suicide Finds
Chilly Water COOls
Desperafe PurDOsC

WllITEs' klNER JUNCTION,
W. Dec. Because the water In
the Connecticut river was too cold
Mrs. Anna Gray. aged ~, couldn't
commit suicide. She tried twice.
wnding out into the stream up to
her armpits, and then gave UP. 1t
Just couldn't hc done on such
cold day. Just about that time
she was discovered Jud is uuV NJ
homo under doctors care.
Trouble with her husband N..u
does not live with her. was tho
reason for tho attempt, the police
claim
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
PATROL WAGON TURNS TRICK
Driver and OFFICERS Amazed nc Feat
T Cur Used By Police.
Department.

Declaring half holiday for rca-
sons unknown to the uninitiated. in
mates OF the sergeant = office Mt po
lice hcadpuartcrs were recently
brushing their clothes and polishing
shoes and puttceS when the chief
rounded the corner ANA asked,
"Why?"
I'VE want a holiday TO celebrate -
explained G. l.. sanders, patrol
driver. ain rush call the Maria
made round trip of six blocks
without missing u cylinder" The
chiefs eyes bulged. "Nou don't
mean the new patrol" he expostu-
lated Absolutely" replied SAN
ders. that car hasn't run block
since 1t was turned over to us with
out baking ana shying at unseen
boogors' but 1t absolutely just FIN
ished running six complete blocks
on four"
II can't give you holiday but
Will report the eighth wonder OF
the world to the city commission
and recommend decoration for the
driver" replied the chief.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05

Oklahoma spends more every day
FOR gasoline than il spends In one
year for health. Buy Tuberculosis
Christmas seals and help run up
ncalth's score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25
HAMON GIRL
SADDENED
BY TRAGEDY
Accused Of Staying G. 0. P
Millionaire, She Talks
OF Other Days


' "@
happy. 50 happy that ! was afraid.
said Cara Smith Hamon. who II rest.
A.. -. ,n,,, a.. r.,,ro. ,o Ar,.
- 49, a. g.. ~. .hsr~. =,
-,~...s -. u.,no, .rc,,.
$500 80 ..n,,,a,san r-,,,,,,,,.n
s-r,s. sn..,',.-,. =, e.nn,,,.-. Ill,
-. .,-~axs r,,,,.r s,o,,- ~. oc,,
s....', ,s,,tr- -. ~. -, ,n an -a.x
ss"ss a, ~. -, &c. =, N.i - 4
c~ass ..,-,. svsrss - n.rs,,n..r~ 80
49, s--,s.n - Scc.,
rna .rcu...s ~, IA a rrl.,,v~ nj
u' s.,,,. -. -. -. -
~ n nsnss- ~
..,,,,s., - ao,,- ,,,. rim. las,
,.A~..,...~. ~. 100000 On,
s..s....,., :, ,,-.., an. sas . us,srs,
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think since last Christmas
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more waiting for him. knew he
was coming and I hoped he had not
been drinking. The day seemed long
and thought the night would never
come.
He finally came. He had bern
on 4 short trip To the OH fields and
he said some lands had insisted
that he buy had proven very vAiu-
abba. We were wary happy and I
forget the vague fears that had both
cred me These moments OF forget.
fuinsss; but they are always pzId
for-and. oh. the price"
She paused a moment and then
won't on
He gave me a pin set with dla-
usnnds and told me To get my wraps
and va would 80 out to dinner.
Down on the street was n new mo-
Tor CIR. another Christmas gift but
that was last Christmas"
WILL ne RELEASED
IN NE ARRIVAL
Cara Smith Hanon wrn BE- ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25
CHRISTIAN next
IMAM FRIDAY?"
Believe He'll Be Harding's
Secretary

wAsHfNoToN. Dec .5.---waah.
inRton officials and ncwupapermen
were today greeting George Chris.
uan as tho next White House score
tary.
Christians visit here and his call
at the White House convinced the
capital that after March the man
who has been Senator HardinK's as.
sistant during the past aix years In
the senate viii remain. with his chief
when he assumes the presidency. No
definite word Of Christians selection
has come from Senator Harding aa
yet. however.
Christian explained HIS visit here
by saying that he has come 20 spend
Christmas with HIS family. The fact
that hia family has remained IN
Washington. however. SERVED IN con.
vince observers here that hstwan ex.
pectine 20 return with Hatiinr.
~ IN customary for the Incoming
White House secretary 10 confer with
the outgoing onas and thus get In
formation about the routine 81 the
duties 20 be assumed. N II thought
likely. therefore. that Christian will
make further calls At tho whts
HOUSE
J. r. rurnuify. secrvtnry IN rrc~i
dent Wilson for eight y~arr. expects
Co take up practice of law after ieav.
ing the White House lie win hav,
Offices In Washington.