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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-17

CONFECTIONERY and news stand. must
sell at once town population. ioO0
new oil and gas field on main I'm" -
acts the quickest. Address lloN .,'-B.
10 MONTH LEASE Tor sale. store layst
feet. newly decorated business dis
trct. no agents HoN iO5.H, world
ron SALE Ny cleaning and ,rr 'sinE
shop doing good buSincss, bargain
n taken at once. Paul G. Moore, J'nk"
Okla.
FOH BALE -Jrwclry store In good Okla
humn oil town. city " first ClasH. In
crease ot business 200 pcr cont IN 1919
over 1915 good, clean nigh grad"
lures invoice about ts 1000. an new fix-
tures; object In selling, other business
REAL ESTATE mortgage notos for sale
20 net you 10 to 20 per cont on invof'-
mont tnS paid well recured and payment
guaranteed, Sterling Investment co, In.
corporated. Turner hldg Third ana Main.
PAY LESS freight charges. lot me be
your traffir manager. have rour
freight and express bile verified know
freight charges, / viii get your ship
mcnts moving and keep them moving
drosa Box SS7-B caro- World.
brand ~ auto tires. this product VIII
be backed Win a large adyertising cam
every matter For particulars idtcss
Bos F-Sis world
CORNER grocery market, splendid tN-
turcs. extra large Zee busi four-inrh
walls. refrigerator glasH counter. ,Ush
register. computing scales and platform
scale, complete butcher tools. doing nc-
tween 81 800 and 5000 business cyoty
month, - 500 puts you iu possession,
stock TO be- inyolcod. AZ present about
y3.aoo located lu very beat u'irhh"rhpod
Phone cedar iiat N GlHss A GO.
IN. .TO-D DATE dining room and Kitchen
ON South Main, doing hiE business
can be- bought FOR 81 200, fl'u per month
f'ut, long l"aso, Il snap N. GLASS a.
CO. psaFo 1874
FOH SAIL. cafe and o. rppms. seating
capacity a' persons, furnished through
out reasonable price. i. M Ice. Ayaut
Okla
ROOT BEEH barrel outfits, got iutu big
paying Uu-lueF- boy Installing one of our
large root beer barrel outfits, the fastest
ceiling cold drink on the market "nurs
nous profits, We furnish them complete,
small cash payment down, balance easy
monthly payments GrosWun, Fountain
co, 1913 Live oak 81. Dallas. TeSaH
WANTED state distributor Tor okla
homA, q position good for $4,000 90
'au. 600 yearly. some taHh required 10
handle Address 3ei-H. care World.
ONE or BEST located grocery stores on
east side 'all At 23i wheeling
Will BuY Interest ln established real
estate and Insurance business n priced
right Address $50 - World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-17
OF iANns A>D LEASES IA

"FoHrCNEs IN on. how rnoy can
and cannot hr made n you arc IutDr-
cated in this great American industry.
we want 60 Fot in touch with sou and win
send you TINS interesting. instructive
booklet free. without obligation. n you
tear out thls pu and mail with name aud
address. n may both make ana auEr you
many dollars write Tor n now charles
" Saunders. f1l bcuham Bldu Denver.
colo
FOR SALE Complete string uf standard
drilling tools. also standard Tig. all
ready 60 move. Puhne osHgo $3.50,
WANTED TO HuY Half Interest IN one
or two strings ~ tools with some rD-
liable company who has work. VIII take
charge, Can CIV" best reference loo state.
Address toN g. World
FOR SALE Commcrciu0 lcas-z aud dril-
INK propositions 90 otter. 'htutauuuu
county, Kansas ALSO exceptionally good
lease west uf NIaremure. okla. prlprs
right Phone cedar go Room 4lt-lb.
sew Ault Bldg, Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-17

wagon. hurry and hBruoss business. ~
d r.ui tnImIuf community. Western
SUNNY 90 I-IL-I--LLLr- UINl-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-17

pcrns Valley nud New Npytco icaaes In
hotrt NJ activity. low dollurH will get
90 acres pak about them Usage elO.
cedar lbl..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-17

FOR SALE Grocery stock ana fixtures.
must rrll on account ~ other husIu'
Will consider trade ur automobile aB part
payment call room II BynuW bldg
Phone Usage 7177.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
ELECTRICAL TESTERS.

MUST BE PUBLIC SCHOOL GRAD
YATES: HIGH SCHOOL PREFERRED;
CAN OBTAIN PRACTICAL EXPERT.
ENCE AND THOROUGH TRAINING
IN a PROMINENT CORPORATION IN
ACTIVE. NoN-CoNFINING WORK.
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT CALL
ING FOR VISITS TO ALL PARTS OF
THE CITY AND OFFERING POSI-
TIVE ADVANCEMENT FOR THOSE
MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL oCcUPA-
DEFINITE COURSE OF PRACTICAL
couRsEs tfaf@snS OF OF srnniD6Y TO WHICH EM-
PLOYEES OF THE COMPANY ARE
ELIGIBLE, IN THE COMPANY
SCHOOL, ASSURES SOUND TRAINING;
SALARY TO START, $ls WEEKLY.
APPLY BY LETTER TO
MR.. z. e. HILL,
104 EAST 32D ST.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help wantea.
"NATION NAL"
EMP LoYMENT e HANG q,
80 Church STREE,
New York City.
Established 1909.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
President. ..:.................o Otto T. Barnard
Vice President. .......... John K. Macarthur
treasurer. er..................-. Francis l.. Iiine
secretary ........... Eugene II. Outerbridge
Robert W. DeForest,
l.. T.. Loree.
NeWcomb Carlton,
Arthur Williams.
George Blumenthai.
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
ACCOUNTANTS Cs) - About semi-senior
grade; locate in city in Southwest; 5000
year.
CORRESPONDENT have SOUND coliec-
tion and adjustment experience. preferably
n mems furnishings or similar linei
ALEs PRoMoTER-Form letters and direct
by-man advertising; somc lay out print
Ing and copy work: 50 O0O year.
ACCOUNTANTS JUNIOR AND SEMI
sENIoR-several openings for men with
some public or sound theoretical and prac-
tical commercial experience; $2,000-s3 600
year.
ASSISTANT OFFICE Observation-Disclosures
OF plumbing and heating fixtures; $1,000
$500 year.
STORE MANAGER-some office experience;
able TO handle help Sl,sooS2. 100 year
BoQkKEEPER-Manufa concern near
Trenton. ~. j.; full set OF books. corre-
ea G.c
STENoGRAPHER-Exp house downtown:
81 500 year.
COLLECTION CORRESPONDENT - Good
education and able 10 write strong lettetsS
SHIPPING CLERK-Prefer man with whoiss
sale experience; Sl.sO0 year.
CLERICAL DEPARTMENT
COLLEGE MEN C2)-openings in accounting
department OF large corporation for two
college graduates; will be trained In
acctg work; no experience necessary; $50.
PUBLIC Observation-Disclosures be willing
70 travel; chance to make $50 a week or
mere.
graduate. Protestant preferred; downtowa
financial office: $50.
PORTUGUESE CORRESPONDENT - Must
also speak and read English; about $50
TO start.
SALES LEDGER CLERK-Must have had
accurate at discounts: $50.
LARGE FIFTH Av. CLUB has two openings
for ledger clerss. not necessarily with
club expcrieec~, bu. m';st have exception
ally fine personality; si23 month up.
CASUALTY INSURANCE CLERK = WIN
break In on Il. II. auditing: $2j.
FILE CLERK-Thoroughiy experienced In
alphabotic and numeric files; s25.
Call OIL Rooms 715-7zl.
The NATIONAL"
80 Church St.
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statesmen AND MANAGER'S
ASSISTANT.

Two men needed Immediately. to
work with me In New York office;
absolute integrity first requisite; sell
Ing experience desirable; must have
personality, common sense and deter
mination; splendid opportunity for
quick promotion TO managerial posi-
tion: don't hesitate TO answer II you
are employed 1t Will pay you to make
a change. Call room 294, Metropoli-
tan Tower.
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statesmen WANTED.

SEVERAL HIGH CLASS SALES
MEN Ito work on straight salary
and generous bonus basis. Here
is an opportunity to effect n per-
mauent connection with a financial
house OF highest standing
There is an excellent market for
securities which combine active
market and dividend paying quail
ties.
You will handle issues OF this
type on leads furnished by US.
Experience IN selling securities
is not absolutely essential. The
men we want are salesman. Call
today after $50, Suite 3o3, 276
Fifth av.
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SALESMEN.

Unusual opportunities are open with
an Industry OF national scope. The
product is a necessity and market un-
limited. Openings In selling organi-
zation are most attractive and lucra-
tive; require references and record OF
past performances to such men the
opportunity Is extraordinary. Call
after 10 at nearest branch office.
Suite 337. 100 9Th av.. New York.
Suite OIL. 1873 Broadway, New York.
Suite 500. 80 Court st.. Brooklyn. N. y.
Suite 200, 12S Market ST., Newark, NJ.
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HOUSENAN-A second man in private fam
fly, English or Scotch trained servant. as
houseman and to assist waitress; all year
position; good wages: room out only first
class references considered. 262 Herald
Herald 50.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
SALESMAN

with several years experience calling on art
neediework departments in New York State
is open for proposition: best references.
+ 20S Herald, Herald 50.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen.

Statesmen.
IT'S A WISE MAN WHO
STARTS THE NEW YEAR Be
FORE THE lST OF JANU-
AIRY; HE APPRECIATES THE
ADVANTAGE OF A FLYING
START; MEN WHO JOIN OUR
SALES STAFF Tomorrow.
IN HOPE OF SURE EARN
INGS OF $50 AND OYER A
w Il Ell AND OBLIGATED
MERELY TO WALK AND
TALK AND TELL THE
TRUTH TO EARN 1T. WILL
BE WELL ON THEIR WAY
WHEN THE NEW YEAR
BREAKS. COME IN TO SEE
US, ANY TINE FROM 10 TO 4,
IL YOU'RE BETWEEN 25
AND 60.
SUITE 1910. IS w. ADD ST.
SUITE 3O5. 132 NASSAU ST.
SUITE SO. 166 MONTAGUE ST.. BKLYN.
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SALESMAN

desires line of infants and children's wear
for New York and New England or middle
West. 263 Herald. Herald so.
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BALES ENGINEER.

SALES ENGINEER.
LARGE CORPORATION r y q y p $
CHEMICAL SALES ENGINEER TO SELL.
ACIDPROOF VALVES, PUMPS, &C.' IN
TERRITORY THAT HAS A WE'LL ES-
TABLIsHED TRADE; ATTRACTIVE SAL
AIRY TO START AND OPPORTUNITY FOR
RAPID ADVANCEMENT. o 935 HERALD,
FULTON ST.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help Wanted.
PARK ROW PLACEMENT BUREAU

PARK ROW PLACEMENT BUREAU.
Park Row.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. export house :;
S23 per week.
SWITCHBOARD operator-Excelent person
ality and references; unusual permanent
opening: S2O-S25.
COMPTOMETER operator-Jersey City; $50.
STENOGRAPHER - Downtown. Insurance.
good typist: $50 month.
STENOGRAPIIERS-Two experienced and
competent; S25.
STENOGRAPHER-Not over 80 years of age.
about years legal experience. temporary
work. probably leading TO permanent en-
ployment; wanted at once; S30-s3o week.
THE Broadway, Church st.--stenogra-
piers, insurance. $25; banks, S22-s25: typ
lists, insurance, $50; clerks. insurance. sos
file clerks. insurance. SIS: commercial. SIS
Underwood. bookkeepers. s22; Christian
firms
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Automobile Instruction.
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.


For Hire-Passeugcr Cars.
NEW Pierce Arrow limousine day. month.
SHAPIRO. $50 z 7Ith. Rhlnelander $500,
PACKARD TWIN sfNEs for hire. perfect
service. reasonable rates g. VI. @. v
Williamson. 2o4 w. ssd. bryant t2ts-a5so
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sAIFSMEN-write for list OF lines and full
big demand for men: inexperienced or ex-
perienced: city or travelling. Natl Sales
mems Tr Assn. 6iSH West AID ST.. New
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statesmen

SAIESMEN.
An unusual opportunity for stock statesmen
10 place pre-listlng offer OF producing pc
troleum stock: company operated by oil ana
business men cf the highest standard ana IN.
telllgence: production and properties locateo
IN nid-coutinent fields and In Mexico; large
earning powers; liberal commissions PAID
20 salesmen. Call between II and Il, Bar
clay Petroleum Corporation, 10 Broad ~.
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Statesmen TO TRAVEL MIDDLE
WEST TERRITORY WITH AN EN-
CELLENT LINE or LADIES' HAND
BAGS: MUST HAVE PREVIOUS EN-
PERIENCE IN THE SAME LINE.
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Housekecpers.

HOUSEKEEPER practical nurse, companion.
middle aged gentle woman. highest refer
ences, wishes position with semi-invalid;
take entire care of home for or 3: abso-
ujely no laundry OF any sort. Box l.. D.,
10 Union Square.
HOUSEKEEPER.-As managing or working
housekeeper; woman, 81, Protestant. Ger
man-Amorican; prefers place where are some
little girls: salary S75-$90: please give phone,
particulars all week; agencies. II 2I0
Herald. Herald square
EOUSEKEEPER. working, by thoroughly
capable woman. refined. Intelligent: prefer
place in home with 1 or children; give
phone. 753 Herald, Herald So.
HOUSEKEEPER. working, lady, capable.
reliable, a little girl. desires position.
Write Mrs. S., 15i Il. 2lst st.
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SALESMAN. age so. with Ford sedan. wishes
position: just sold my business. 269
Herald, Herald 50.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Situations Wnnted-Feinale.
Commercial.
sTENOGRAPHERS. typists. assistants fur
nished. experienced and beginners; no
charge to employer. Raphael Agency, 140
w. 42d. Bryant 1907.
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YOUNG LADY

with pleasing personality. refined. able 70
converse easily; experience unnecessary.
Call between 10 A. NJ. and q r. NJ. room
502. 80 Court ST. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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eral experienced saleswomen for coats,
suits and gowns. William Davis Co., 353
9Th nv.
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YOUNG girl wanted In advertising depart
ment Of large New York newspaper; must
have fair education: steady position and
chance for advancement to right party. Ap-
ply after o'clock to Mr.. Fearing, $50
Broadway.
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LAWYER or man with legal training to sell
widely known system of law publications;
liberal compensation to experienced salesman.
Boa 1855. 200 Cable Building.
The New York herald., 1920-12-29

sALESLADY. experienced. in bakery. or one
bright quick to learn; salary $50 week
start. cushman, 2165 Sth av.
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EARN s25-s1Jo weekly; only through Prof
Rohrers the Reliable Hnirdress. Manicure.
Beauty School; s. up; free for service earn
while learn; circular explains. ii9 w. 42d 81
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

HOUSEWORKER. competent: reference
required good wages. GOO West l4lst
ST. Phone Audubon 1910 Apt. "a.
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WAITRESS and parlormaid in family OF
two; references required. Call Wednesday
morning, between 10 and o'clock $50 West
5eth ST.. fourth floor apartment.
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Record Crowd At
Carnival Friday

A record crowd was present last
night at the carnival in South Side
park, which the local post Of The
American Legion are now holding
for the benefit Of the building
fund. Early in the evening hun
dreds throlged the grounds, and
still they came until between nine
and te no'clock 1t was almost i'm.
possible to make way through the
crowd.
The shows are giving excellenl
satisfaction, and all seem to 70
uniformly patrOnized. There are
no Objectionable features such as
are usually found in attractions Of
this nature, and the large number
Of women and children who have
been attending all week, are an
indication that the show has been
well recommended.
A matinee will be held this aft.
ernoon, and It Is expected that an
immense crowd will be present
when the carnival closes tonight.
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OCA CAL E VEN Is

ago and started IN his automobile
for this city bpt Q slight accident
to the machine caused them to
abandon the trip BY motor and they
came here from Wilmington, Del,
by ran.
Meeting Postponed.
The meeting Of the Ladies Of the
G. A. R. 10 have been held this al.
ternoon has been postponed until
the first Of August.
Charleston Guests
Mrs. L. o. Smith and little
daughters, the Misses. Rosemary
and Barbara, Of Charleston, are the
guests Of SIR. ana dis. a.oc.s
Fleming at their suburban bone.
Mrs. Smith is a sister OF Mrs. Flem'
ing. Agnes and Louis Smith. ",
the other children Of Mrs. Smith
will Join her here later.
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s.a4ed that heyNlye gcod grounds
for estimating thIt q, 900 Demo
Gratis and Socialists entered The
Republican primary to vote for
Montgomery. blt since their cHndi-
date has 3 majority Of 3oo6 and no
action that has yet BEEN taken By
the Montgomery opposition has
been aba to reduce by 3 vote. to
say nothing Of vtping out IN It's
entirety, they are willing and
ready 10 let It 90 At that. But
they think It time that the fact
should be proclaimed that Judge
Morgan Is the regular party nom
NEE, nominated IN the regular way,
has as clear a tile to the no11i-
nation as any man who won IN the
primary, and II Is due him to be
set before the party public BY the
party leaders IN the right light
II there Is to be a bolt, .
crouch" or third party. other lead
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opinion regarding the matter by
stating that he did no. believe such
shows 10 which a man could not
take his wife and family are a
benefit to the community.
III the young people Of this
community so to the Devil, they
are going without my, assistance
said Mayor Conway, in conc!u'
sion,
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J. D. ?. COMMITTEE
CONTINUED from Page one)

will be established, and the cam.
paign be gotten under way. Park.
ersburg and Clarksburg are the
present known candidates for head.
quarters.
The most important subject that
will come before the meeting, how.
ever, Is 10 consider the threat Of
a third ticket. The Nonpartisai
League Of West Virginia has q
third ticket in the field, headed
BY Samuel B. Montgomery for GOV
ernor. who failed to win the noml.
nation over Judge E. +. Morgan in
the Republican primary. Judge
Morgan was nominated on the face
Of official returns by a majority
Of zoos. That is his lead after all
recounts and canvassing by the
official boards had been complet'
nH
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Ernest Pl3ler, formerly
Miss Martha Duncan, OF Wichita,
Kansas, who had been visiting
friends at Morgantown. will arrive
here this evening 70 "a visit OF 9
few days with Mrs. Laura Cole and
Miss Florence Arnett at their home
on Main street.
Mrs. Il. W. Parker has returned
from a visit with relatives at st.
Marys, ". Va. r..
Mrs. ". W. Conway has return:
ed from Weston, where she had
been to see her father, Frank New
berger, who had been Ill. Mr. New,
berger is improving.
Charles Robinson. Of Winches.
ter, Va, Is in the city for visit
with relatives. Mr.. Robinson has
recovered from a recent severe i'll
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moore and
son Woodford left today for Al
pena, Randolph county, where they
will spend seevral weeks with rela'
tives.
Messrs. R. NJ. Hite, N. A. Jolliff,
Clarence Hall, Paul Lange and
Harry Shaw returned yesterday
from Pittsburgh, where they had
spent the past two days on bust
ness.
Attorney and Mrs. Harry Shaw
returned last evening from Pitts
burgh, where they had spent the
apst few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Watson. Of
Terra Alta, formerly OF this city,
are spending several days IN this
city. Mr.. Watson was formerly
the principal Of the Miller school
and is at this time al the head Of
teh schools of Terra Alta.
George Raymond Brooks, OF Co
raopolis, Pa, is spending the wee!;
end end with his sitser, Mrs. Fred
Helmick, on Fairmont avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kidd, OF
East I,iyepool. are spending sew.
oral DAYS in This CITY the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. M. Whitelord at 81
Hamilton street, J
Miss Cecilia Mitchell has gene
10 pittsburgh where she will spend
a short time following which she
will 20 10 Somerset, Pa, where
she Win visi. her brother, Pau!
Mitchell. Daring her absence Miss
[aieua SbutliesSorth is filling her
nosition in The Office OF The Times.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. ]. Flilchbaugh,
Of Columbus Ohio, are guests OF
their daughter. Mrs. French Nc.
Crsy in his CITY.
Mss Toretts brnbaugh. OF BIT.
,er % Is ths guest of her cousin,
Miss isabel Ceilings In this CITY,
hayina acconnaniei Mr., and Mrs.
p NJ Getiirgs TO this city where
thew had been visiting.
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Home from Wedding.

4. and Mrs. ]. Walter Barnes
ID daughter, Miss Irene, and sons,
eorge and Homer, have returned
om Norfolk, Va. where they had
blended the marriage Of their son,
enneth Barnes, and Miss Mar,
net R Miller which was solem'
Sed on July 3 at Norfolk. Mr..
rnes has returned TO Charles,
tWhere he is located as a mem.
Of the State Board Of Control.
s,laeth Barnes and his bride are
z IN automobile tour to New
hi city and upon the return will
Snsi1n here
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sided, he made charges Of fraud.
which have never ben substantiated
and claimed 10 have been cheated
out Of victory. There are some
cases pending before the Supreme
Court at Charleston bearing on
these charges.
aIr. Montgomery met in a party
conference he'd here last month,
and It was decided at that confer
ence to give him ample opportunl-
ity and plenty Of time to avail him
self Of his rights and privileges at
court, and substautiated his charS-
es there if he desired to. In view
OF that. il was the sense Of the
conference that State Chairman
Baker should delay calling a COM
mittee meeting as long as poss-
ible. That explains why no meet
ing has been held. But II is fell
now by the party leaders that the
committee should meet. organize
and get down to work before the
end Of the present months. and
now comes word. that Chairman
Baker is to issue the call.
A strong sentiment has grown
up, especially since the Chicago
convention and since Senator
Harding has proved himself such
4 master mind as a party harmon
iZer. among the West Virginia
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CARNIVAL
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rectors the various stunts Of bis
show. including various poses and
the difference between the Ha.
waiian and oriental dances. Chief
OF Police Moran who had seen the
show was called upon to express
his opinion. Chief Moran did not
object so much TO the show as he
did TO the persistent failure Of the
management to carry out his or.
ders.
When the show was granted per.
nit TO come to Fairmont, Mayor
Conway questioned the manage
ment particularly concerning the
For Men Only" shows, whereupOR
the manager promised that there
would be no such shows. While
the show is open to women, the
city officials contend that It is not
a show to which one would want
10 take his wife and family.
Monday Of this week, the first
day OF the carnival, Chief Moran
visited the oriental dancing show
and asked that certain parts Of
the show be cut out. Wednesday
he returned and as soon as he en-.
tered the tent, the act was stopped,
and announcement made that the
show was over. Again last night
Chief Moran visited the show and
found the acts being carried out
in violation Of. his previous orders,
whereupon he summoned the man.
ager Of the show before Mayor
Conway for the hearing this
morning.
The manager Of the show claims
that he was instructed to cut out
the oriental dance and did SO, and
last night was putting on the
Hawaiian dance, which Is some
what similar, and yet "as much
different In some respects as day
and night"
Mayor Conway expressed his
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Manninaton Guests.

Nh. Charles F. Blunt and wv, WIN
non and daughter William and MAI =;
Ia, Of Atlanta, Ga, are guests o. ..
rs formers sister, Mrs, Charles ar es'
r Tsnodgrass, at Warrington. Taey
N ri yisit relatives IN this city be-
fnfa rntnrning home.
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Sunrise Party.

Miss Madeline Simon q CASTOR
ayenne was given a delightful sur,
p pi party On Thursday Afternoon ai noon
x t. lar home in honor Of the sixth
s9ternoon was spent with games
and s mnsic and refreshments were
served. The guests included: Eve
IN sS Straaser, Martha BE06st, Ruth Ruin
' Syer. Geneyieye Banfield, Mary
saysr Mildred and Hi!da Truos.
ertrude Wochleg. Madeline was was
Ssended many well wishes by hef