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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-11-17
NOTICES!

Our Mr.. Moore will be at the
Monte Vista Hotel November
&c and 81 taking Christmas or
ders Will have the handsom-
est line of diamonds, watches,
Jewelry, silver and novelties
ever shown in Big Stone Gap.
Come IN and look his line over.
d. b. RYLAND COMPANY,
novl0-3t Bristol, Virginia
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motion duly made and second
ed, the above resolution was
adopted by unanimous vote.
The following "Fair Practice
Committee was aprointed:,
Grover +. Orr. representing
the st. Charles, Va, district.
Otis Mouser, G. j. Creveling,
ID. y. Patterson, representing
the Wise county district.
Lee Long, II S. johnson,
representing the Carolina,
Clinchiield and Ohio Railway
district.
There being no further bust
ness before the meeting the
same was duly adjourned.
Signed: G.. b NEEI,
Chairman.
G. ID. KILGoRE.
Secretary.
Following the above meeting
the Fair Practice Committee or
ganized by selecting O. j, Grow
cling, general superintendent,
Black wood Coal and Coke Com
pany, Black wood, Va chair
man, and Grover Il Orr. gen.
cral manager, Benedict Coal
Corporation, st. Charles, Va,
secretary.
The committee requests that
any operator Of this field or
consumer of coal, served by
this field, report to the chair
man any knowledge which may
come TO their attention with
reference tn unfair practices OF
any producer or jobber of this
Ii Id.
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Hot Springs, Va, Nov. TO-
Governmental Intervention in
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De demonstration
w ork

w. a. liash) and perhaps 9th
ers, has taken one or more of
the winter short courses Mt
Black sbnrg ana those who
know him recognize him as tho
foremost up-to date orchard
man IN Wise county. Not that
no has greater personal endow-
ment than hundreds OF others,
but he protited by great op-
portunity that has meant mon
ely and recognition. y similar
opportunity will be offered this
winter after the push of work
is over.
want to urge every one who
possibly can, especially The
younger men and women, to
plan for tins and attend. L
have before me the account of
young man whose father was
starving on farm that might
nave been good. In spite of tho
Ieers of ne,ghbors about spend
ing good money Tor book farm
my, he took one or more os the
short courses at this state ugri-
ccllural college. The results?
The story rs too long to repeat
but the poor one mule farm
mas becoiue n four horse farm
with good buildings aud live
stock. lie works no harder
than before-the know how,
the vision aud inspiration.
Go thou and do likewise. ="
Under the efficient leadership
Of the teachers of the liurri-
cane, Duncan's Gap, sexton
(No. l3( and Corder Schools we
nave just had four very helpful
meetings.. wish space would
permit IL detailed account of
each, bat here is what was aim
I'll At IN each case. Assurance
given To Inc teachers OF the in
terest and cooperation OF the
parents, their responsibility for
regular attendance; IL getting
together OF neighbors for boz.
ter ncqnalntancu; and under
standing about problems of
common interest; an ouportuni,
ty for the county agent la meet
and address ut one time Il con
siderable number of those
whom he desires " reach.
i Pie Social" was feature
At Duncpn's Gap. Tho pro-
cecds Of pies sold by the efficient
aucllonsrr, Mr. Dave Kennedy,
amounting to $lG.S5 were for d
library tor the school aud other
heeded equipment.
Special credit seems III place
tor the teachers OF the Hart
cane school for tho excellent
program rendered by each
grade and the quiet but efficient
manner in winch Miss Bt.:un,
the principal, carried it out. In
the night meeting NJ Tie SIX,
ton school, Il round table Ills
cussIon of time and methods of
orchard pruning, potato seed se-
lection and corn Improvement
brought "A fire OF questions aud
expressions of opinions and TX
perlence which showed that
they were very much awake.
The writer believes that such
gatherings are helpful, others
are planned and | viii be glad
TO cooperate with every school
IN the county, specially those
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Governor Davis Grants a Par
don TO. Fred Adams.

General Il. a. Ayers has rer
ctived II letter from Goyerno.
Wostmoreland Davis Informing
him that he has determined 10
grant Fred Adams, who lis ssry.
ing a term in the penitentiary.
a conditional pardon TO take
effect December 80, 1920. 1t
will be II WELCOMES Cnristrnas
gift to his aged mother, Mrs.
Bill Willis,w lives Ut Dooley,
w Use county, Va.
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President
D. B. Wentz

Jdyo StotSHfCHt COliilllS IIOHu
Senate Committee is Mis-
leading.
Washington. Nov. 1l.-Flat
denial of certain statements re-
Gently "emanating from the
United States Senate Commit.
tee on Reconstruction regard
ing the bituminous coal indus
try was made here tonight by
President ID. b. Weniz, of The
National Coal Association.
wholly wrong impression"
had gone to the public through
these statements, Colonel Wentz
ass, rted in his reply, adding
that the broad charge had been
made that "the entire indus
try had been practicing gross
extortions on the whole Amor
lean public.
"The Senate committee as
serls," he said, shat wrong
doing has been admitted by
d. b. Weniz, representing the
National Coal ASSOCIATE n; b,
Commissioners clyde b. AItchl
son, OF the Interstate Com
meic- Commission and Daniel
Willard, representing the RAN
roads.
mo such admission has been
made by me nor do | under
stand that any such admission
has been made by either Of the
others.
80 us To put the matter
straight on tho record, wish
TO deny emphatically that there
was any wrong doing in any
action taken by representatives,
Of the National Coal Associa
lion, or the Interstate Com
merce Commission or of the
American Railroad Association
III their efforts during the coal
shortage emergency, TO increase
the production and shipments
of bituminous coal.
"On the contrary, the priori.
~ orders issued by the Inter
state Commerce Commission
aud the action taken By the
railways and coal producers,
are eminently practical and
right, aud have
been the direct means of avert
ing n very serious shortage Of
coal during the fall and winter,
The JOINT statement Of Sen
ators Calder and Edge gives the
Impression that the National
Coal Association and the coal
Industry have done nothing up
to this time to put an end 10
abuses which the senators ut
tack. This Impression is gross
ly misleading and unfair. The
fact is that the National Coal
Association months ago through
special committees, began al
effort TO eliminate various
abuses that had developed dur
my the shortage emergency
with the result that, through
the cooperation Of other
branches of the industry. They
have been generally Gradient
ed
Speculation Opposed.
Colonel Wen,z said that so
eliminate one phase of lh
abuses that crept into tile short.
age sltnation," the association
had "rigidiy opposed" specula-
tive reconsignrnent of coal cars
aud had urged the Interstate
Commerce Commission to with
draw car supply from wild cat
wagon Mines whose owners
were exacting unwarranted
prices at the mines"
"The fact u.s." he continued,
THAT ever since last spring
from 40 to so per cent. Of the
soft coal output has been ship
ped from the mines at reason
able prices. The remainder of
tho product was largely that
which fell into the hands of
spectators.
"The effort of the associations
IN the last elk months to obtain
Increased production has been
lnsistently in the direction Of
bringing about lower prices.
Thus it is manifest that the
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Most men want what is com.
ing to shom, but if they we're to
get it they'd squeal worse than
a stuck pig
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-05
WESTERN SCHOOL
GRADUATES ARE:
IN GREAT DEMAND

The Western School for Private
Secretaries stands alone in the
southwest as the only institution
which trains young men and WON
en- for positions as private secre-
taries. The modern business or
professional man is too busy 10
convert his office into a training
school for inferior office assistants.
He demands an efficient secretary
and is willing to pay a high salary,
if he can but secure one. However,
at present graduate private secre-
taries are hard to find. The West
ern School is unable to fill the
calls it receives from Colorado, New
Mexico. Arizona and Texas.
Besides being the highest salaried
of all office work, private sec
retaryship is the first step to an
executive position. There is no
surer nor quicker way to gain a
knowledge of the ways and work
ings of the world of finance and to
rise to a position of eminence.
In addition to this most complete
of all business courses the Western
School for Private Secretaries of
fers superior training in the stem
ographic and Straight Business
courses.
The fan term opens September T.
with day, halliday and evening
sessions.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-05
CITY SCHOOLS
OPEN TUESDAY
FOR NEW YEAR

School registration that was
under way last week will be drop
ped Sunday and Labor day and
Tuesday morning active work VIII
start for the students. Teachers
will meet at the high school at
1880 Monday morning for a con-
ference and to formulate plans Tor
the coming term.
The schools will not open Mon
day as was reported.
With the exception of the open
ing of a school University Heights
under the city system there have
been no additions made in build
ings. In some of the schools
minor changes have been made to
make room for more students. but
the big building program for which
.$426,000 in bonds wa2 issued Is
tied up for the present. The diff
Guilty arising over tbs contracting
of the Oklahoma City bank for the
purchase of the bonds and its
later declaration that the contract
was void made 1t impossible to
have new buildings ready for use
this year.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-05
luD6MEEf Of sTR0UP
F0E + 900 UPHELD

a,5r of $1,000 and in
.,,.,.sts,,, - ID by A. B. Stroup
49, a. Iubbell in 1916 has
rsi,A by the supreme
p 4 ,ha earned here yester-
- ~ M. notion was one re-
Ha,,s sdgb ell from allowing
sla overflow from his land
war y, s,,a, tof stroup's.
a.s.s ,,ght a water user was
a...1..a, aup IN the suit and it was
I.5 X that the water must be
os pa b. the person irrigating
70 ALLOWED to overflow on the
,asIi neighpor.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-05
BODY DOMINGO
VICTIM BROUGHT
HERE BY K. Of c.

The knights of Columbus have
caused the body of d. NJ Mcbride,
who was found dead at Domingo
switch near Los Cerrilos, Thurs
day, to be brought to Albuquerque
and will hold it here until commu-
nication can be had with a brother
who lives in Philadelphia, or a sis
ter in New York.
The blow which caused McBride's
death was struck under his jaw.
breaking the bone ana the mans
neck, according to Fred Crollott,
who made an examination of the
body and has it in charge here. The
hands were also bruised and Crol-
lofts theory is that McBrides
death was the result of a railroad
accident. A cheap watch was
found on the body but no money.
The justice of the peace at Los
Cerrillos had a coffin made Of
pine boards and the grave dug
ready for the mans burial when
Crollott arrived. The agent states
he saw the man at the depot about
five days ago and checked his bag
gage for him. He was well dressed
and appeared to be a travelling
man. No one in Los Cerrillos, q
town of about 500 inhabitants,
seems TO have known what Nc
Brides mission was there.
Papers found in McBride's grips
showed him to be a member of the
Knights of Columbus at Los Ange-
les.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-05
THEATERS TODAY

"B" Theatcr-Thomas II. Ince
presents Hobart Bosworth, with
Lloyd Hughes and Grace Darmond,
as the leading stars in Below the
Surface" also another episode Of
THE Adventures of Ruth" with
Ruth Roland as the daring star.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-05
SUMMER BAND
CONCERTS END
NEXT SUNDAY

Coronet and baritone solos by
Andres Moya and Kay Ethelba will
feature tOnight's band concert at
Robinson park, the program start
ing at o'clock.
Next Sundays concert will be
the last of the season and Fred X.
Ellis. bandmaster, will give a pro-
gram of request numbers. Re-
quests. one to a person, must reach
Mr.. Ellis before Thursday. He will
play the first twelve numbers re-
quested. The program for tonight
follows:
THE High School Cadets"
tmarCh) 49,. ......,.....So SouSa
Distant Greeting quick
march) .....,. ......... Doring
Down the Trail to Home,
Sweet Home" ....E. r. Ball
Baritone solo. Kay Ethelba)
(b) Forgive Me-. ..E. r. Ball
(Cornet solo, Andres Moya.)
EN- Medic del Mar (Span-
ish waltz ....... 49,. .Alvarado
Sweet Sixteen (scottisch)
............... Robinson
Daisies" (from 1.-The Floral
Suiti," C)....Theodore Bendix
"The Italian in Algiers"
(overture).... ...... Rossini
"Berceuse" (from "Joce-
D........ ....... GODDARD
"Bow-wow" popular one
step). ...,.. ... .Wadsworth
Belle of the West" (song
and dance). ..... Liberatti
tGFrI- tt,.ly; y;el, ID aNvailleItt
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-05
HOBART BOSWORTH, A
DEEP-SI1A DIVER, IN
BELOW THE SURFACE

Hobart Bosworth is the star in
Below the Surface" coming to the
"B" theater today for a run of
three days. The picture is de-
clared to be as powerful dramat-
ically and as artistically produced
as Mr.. Bosworth's previous Thomas
II. Ince vehicle, behind the
Door"
The story centers around Martin
Flint, played by the star, and his
son, Luther, deep-sea divers living
in a small New England village.
Martins rescue of the crew of a
navy submarine by means of a
record dive brings him to the at
tention of an INSCRIPTIONS pro-
moter, James Arnold, who ap-
proaches the diver with n PROPOSE
tion to salvage the treasure in an
old wreck. Martin denounces the
enterprise as foolhardy, but Luther,
lured on by Edna Gordon, an un-
derWorld character who accom-
panies Arnold, agrees to make the
dive. AS a reward, Edna marries
Luther, despite Martins objections.
Luther collapses in his attempt
to reach the treasure. Edna de-
serts him. Martin traces the girl to
Boston, bundles her onto the steam
err, and. starts back with her. Ar
mold secretly follows on the same
boat. The steamer is wrecked and
Arnold and Edna are drowned to-
gether. Martin escapes. Luther in
sists upon diving for his wires
body. and, doing so, discovers evil
dence of her perfidy. The boys
AIRLINE becoming fouled, Martin
rescues him from sure death.
A notable cast supports Mr.. Bos-
worth, including Grace Darmohd,,
Lloyd Hughes, Gladys George ana
George Webb.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-05
WOMEN VOTERS
WILL REGISTER
FOR ELECTIONS

There will be no distinction as
to sex when the voters register for
the 1920 elections. Attorney Gen
eral O. o. Askren notified George
R. Craig, distric. attorney yester-
day that all boards of registration
in Bernalillo and other counties of
the state shall register all women
of voting age.
Although a woman still has the
right TO marry younger than a
man without the parents consent
and the law holds her judgment
in matrimonial matters as more
mature than that of man, she must
be 21 before she can vote. Her
political judgment is placed on
par with his.
Several women We're named on
the boards of registration for
Bernalillo county.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-05
lARfMlL.kI1 GETS $50
FlRf IN J. P. COURT

na@,os ytr&ni 10, alias Nicanor
carna- 90, yestg day sentenced to
s.a.,a t,,a u $50 or spend fifty-five
- &C. = ,hegpuntY jail on charge
as abts,r,,g AoGey under false pre-
saases - &C. 1'ns het ring was held in
Nc ccprt ~ Pobesto c. ortez, just
ice of the pet ,.u.
nj, N - irence +. Lee, who
as,ar5 ~ tle man had come to
him with 90 aha. a. "a ms a,nan um,iI,. hi,,
were sick IT A'ee iiau ei'eii 'ii'A
money.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-05
DEATHS AND FUNERALS S

NELSON-The body of Isaiah
Nelson will lie in state at Crollott's
funeral parlors from / till 4 o'clock
this afternoon. The body will then
be sent to Tulsa, Okla, for burial,
accompanied by Mrs. Nelson.
VALDEZ-The funeral of vi
cente Valdez will be held this
morning from Crollott's funeral
parlors. Burial will be in Santa
Barbara cemetery.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-09-05
If it's baggage, Henry
hauls ii. Phone 939.
CENTRY'S EGGS

At Champion, Hawkins, San Jose,
Skinner. Ideal and Pappe Stores;
80 cents per dozen.
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east of ls-27-Ii is dry and aban.
doned at 1890 feet
The Barnsdsll corporation has a
10 barrel producer after shot In
the lime, from 1906 TO 1919 feet,
In the northwest OF i9-27-ll.
W. J. kanup has completed No. 1
In tho southeast OF 3e-27-i1 for 100
barrels after q shot. sand from / 400
to i,I1s feet.
The pcrnant oil company No 3
In the northeast OF l7-27-12 Is max
in. 20 barrels after "A shot, sand
from 1900 to 1915 feet.
Tho Wah- -Sha-s1e OIL company
No. GO on the soutl east OF l5-29-e
Is n i25 barrel completion after a
shot. sand from i,4oo to 1.4to feet
The Phillips Petroleum company
No 20 In the northwest OF i6-29.g Is
dry and abandoned at 1863 feet.
The Evidence OIL company No. I
In the southwest OF 27-2D-g is dry
and abandoned at co40 feet. The
top OF the lime was reached at i,9iO
feet.
Connolly and others No. l in the
northeast Of 32-29-9 Is pumping 3
barrels PAY from 2,0S2 TO 2,092 feet
The Glover Drifting company No. 2
ir the southwest OF 22-29-1t Is MAX
ing 35 barrels after a shot. sand
from ee0 10 as1 feet.
The Lawrence Oil company No. |
IN the northwest Of 36-2e-11 In pro.
ducing 200 barrels after a shot n,
go feet.
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In the Oil Fields


The Flesher Petroleum company
No. In the northwest OF i2-2l-ll
is making 200 bbls,. natural from
the Tucker sand, 1873 to 1920 feet.
The same company No. also in
the northwest OF i2-2l-ll is making
million gas from 1850 to 1851 feet.
TIE kewanee Oil & Gas Co.
NO.. In the northwest OF rs
2f.f2 is making 90 barrels after a
sho,--shnd from 1851 to i.2eI feet
The Tidal oil company No. 10 in
the southeast OF 20-2i-12 is 60
barrel completion after a shot, sand
from 1873 to l,4l9 feet.
The Lewis OIL company has a 40
btrrel completion In It's No. 9 In the
southwest of 6-2i-l2, with sand
from 1883 TO 1902 feet. No. In
the same location Is also making 40
barrels after a shot, sand from 1855
TO 1901 feet.
Essley OH company No. / In the
northeast of 4-22-1i Is making rs
barrels after a shot, with sand from
l,646 to $50 feet
The Winona oil company No. Z
In the northwest of 5-22-ii Is dry
and abandoned at 1857 feet.
The Davonfort Petroleum COM
psny has is barrel producer In its
NO. 4 In the southwest of 2-25Ii.
Plymouth OIL company No. 10 in
the southwest OF 25-25-ll Is making
10 barrels after a shot, sanG from
1864 to 1911 feet. The same com
pany No. in the northeast of 20
25-l1 is producing 400 barrels after
shot, sand from 1850 to ,706 feet
No. 2 12 in the same location was
SHOT TO 100 barrels production, sand
from i,60a to 1872 feet.
A NJ fnndOp Nh in tho a,uth
east of 25-254l is a 25 barrel well
after ashot. sand from l,72l to 1893
feet.
Tho Carter OIL company has aban-
doned Its No ! In the southwest OF
G-2G-6 at 2.s12 feet
The Fell oil & Gas Co. has
abandoned 'ts No. 8 location In the
northeast OF 1-26-io.
Tho Kewanee Oil n Gas Co,
No. test in the northwest of
e-20-l2 Is drilling at 1910 feet. This
IS the third attemLt to drill deep
hole here. No. 1s In the northwest
of eo-2l-12 is a rig No. II in the
northwest OF 2S-Jl-12 is spudding.
No. ~. also in the northwest Of rs
2i-12 is drilling at l20 feet.
The Flcsher Petroleum company
No I In the northeast of l2-21-li is
OF 1-2l-1l is drilling at $50 feet.
The Skelly Oil company No in
the southwest of 3l-2l-12 is rigged
up.
Tho Brenncr oil company No. 7
in the northeast Of 2s-2l-12 is spud-
ding.
" The Fumphries Petroleum COM
lJrany has 4 rig up for its No. / in
the southwest of 2s-25-9.
+. J. Ellis jr.. has made location
for No. In the northeast OF 1877
II.
Indian Territory Illuminating
company No. IT in the northwest OF
1s-2T-i1 Is a location.
The IAhoma Oil company 81 in
the northeast OF s-26-12 is dry and
sbapdoped at i.s40 feet.
The Sperry OIL company No. 7s in
the northeast Of tl-27-10 is making
15 barrels after a shot. sand from
1850 ta I,30o feet.
The Indian Territory Illuminating
company No. 10 Ia the northwest of
1-27-1n is making Is barrels with
sand from 2.031 y. 2,,31 feet.
J. #. Mckinney No. 1 In the south
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In Tho OSacp.

The Tidal oil oompany's No. 12. in
the northwest corner OF the north
west OF 1t-24-1l is good for 75 bar
rels after n 1s0-quart shot at a total
depth of l,7is feet. Same company
has completed their No. 15 in the
southeast Of 2o-2i-12, which is good
for 40 barrels at total depth OF
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


WANTED some one 10 share car of tufni.
ture TO California \ W Johnson, fur
nitute packer. Phone 5oOt 100 West PARK.
HAVING cold the noHton cafe at n6 =.
Boston 7-i2 I will not he responsible for
any debts contracted after that date. ., A.
Clark
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Conpletjous.

Wolverine Oil company wei, No.
II. on the Dillard farm. In 21-4s-
2w. found a sand from 1856 to 2,0os
feet and is making AIS barrels.
Wolverine Oil company well No.
10, on the billiard farm in 21-4s-
2w, found sand from 2.o04 to
2.o1s feet and is making 34b bar
els
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State of Oklahoma, County OF Tulsa, IS
RESOLUTIOG

On this the 10th day OF July. 1870.
and foth day OF July. 1890 Il appearing
that there has been confiscated to the
state OF Oklahoma, in proceedings pend
Ing In the County Court OF Tulsa County,
Oklahoma, the following property to.wit :
Eight sacks OF granulated sugar. II
sacks OF brown sugar. 10 gallons OF corn
chops, 100 pounds OF shorts 1 boiler. one
well bucket ! 6-gailon pail, ] case of
hops rs pounds OF salt / 6-gallon jug, 8
barrels. 4 tubs, / 3-hole burner stove, .
gallons of syrup. : tunnels, 1 pot.
Two bay ponies one spring wagon. one
fort
One Chevrolet roadster, car No. 1897.
body No. R-i&t7. engine No b2sss.
Be IL resolved, that Lewis Cline Coun-
~ Clerk OF Tulsa County, Oklahoma, give
due and legal notice and sell said prop
erty on August ., 1920. at two t2) O'Clock
p. m. at the west front door OF the Tulsa
County Courthouse to the highest bidder
and make his report to this honorable
body, showing the disposition he has made
Of said property.
Board OF County mmissioners. ruiss
County. Oklahoma,
BY LEWIS CLINE. County Clerk.
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LEGAL.
sTocKHoLDERs OF pEERLKss
OIL COMPANY,

4 SPECIAL MEETING OF the stock
holders OF this Company will be held on
Tuesday. August 2tth, 1870. at 10 o'clock
a. NJ. at Room 7i0 Oklahoma Gas Build
ing. III West Fourth Street, Tulsa, okla
homa, for the purpose Of electing Direotbrs
and for the transaction OF such other bust
meas as may properly come before the
Dated Tulsa. okla. July "a. 1870,
H. ID. STREATOR.
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TULSA CAMP No. 6ssI N. W. OF A. ana
POCAHONTAS CAMP No sIOs
kIxA X. ~. of A. meets sv.ry Tues.
kNN day night at X. OF T.. hall
IkISNAl i5h East Second street
"&4 vlsitors welcome.
NA Il. h. Mcciine. Consul
A. A. Hughes, O.b2sI, CLARK
Mrs g. p. Kennedy.
O-2oio, Oraoia
o-seo7, Recorder
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BOARD AND ROOMS
RITZ HOTEL
Third and DetrOlI

RITZ HOTEL.
Third and Detroit
Absolutely clean; extra large all outsid@
rooms hot and cold running water; sum
rner rates run In connection with La Sale
hotel; awnings; fans II desiredJ references
splendid bads, good baths. Phone oaAss
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