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FIX COURSEFOR
 RUN-0FF HEATS

Now iYurzS, aysxl-T7se race com Nzftheor of the New York Yacht Club 1efk ye1ter3ay for GNewHaven to fix the course for the run-of heats between the cup defender candidates Resolute end Va1ifde- If present arrangements ara-uniutexrupted-t the first run-off will ta1nas p1ace tomorrow morning at Il o'clock on New Haven harbor. The first few contests probably will be scratch events, since neither craft has ret beene officially measured
 There was much speculation in yachting scircles today-as to what boat will be given a. time handicap after they are officially measured In the 1914 the Vanifie conceded the Reso- 1nfe a handicap of something less than two minutes and the Resolute won all the confestz. Since that time however. both boats have had a num- Der alterations.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21
N0RWAIK SCHOOL BOY
 KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE

Norsxakz, May 2d----Joseph Parry, seven years old, oa his way to school recently, was kiaed by an automobile driven by Mrs. Madeline Webb. Ar expLanatdoq SiBe4 was that as Mrs. Webb was driEih<s her car a steering knuckle broke, the machine ran ur on the sidewalk, kil4ed the child and hit tree. Mrs Webb was hurt and was taken home, waile Mrs. Newman and her young ssp, who were iR the car, were taken to the hospital for treatment for superficial wounds.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss. PROBATE COURT

1ddy IT, ISZU. Estate Of James Cook, late of the Town of Bridgeport, in said District, deceased,
 The Court of Probate for the Dis tfiet of Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for Creditors Of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested, within said time, will be debarred recovery, All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay nent to
 JOHN M. DONNELLY,
 AdministrateF, Address 25 WeStfeld Ave. R1SSS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21
'HETIER FOR
 CDtlEeE GAMES


 Ez1Anu111lph1n- -s-Dnny W-cA ADtal of 1&g 4euMfenATw1sEsmz1Ss xxbHr yesterday 0y Elmer c Slag1a~ manager of the 9th annual tracEsaud field games of the Interconeedate Association of Amateur Athletics of America, to be held here May z8 and z9.
 Twenty-sexen colleges and univer- sities are represented The Uni versity of Michigan, picked to be one of the strong contendeus for the championship, has withdrawn its en- tries on account of the condition of it's captain. Carl Johnson, who was injured in a recent meet
 The universities which will com pete are Amherst, Bow1oin, Brown Colby, California, Columbia, Dart mouth, Georgetown, Holy CDoss. Johns Hopkins, Lafayette, Maine, M. L IT., New York University, Penn State, Penna, Pittsburgh, Princeton, Rut- gers. Swarthmore. Syracuse, Williams. , Yale, Cornell, Fordifam. Haverford and Harvard
 Gustaxuss T. Kirby.. president of the American Olympic Committee and ch1tru1n of the L C. A A A, a,d- vtsDry committee, announced that one quarter of the gros receipts WiIl be given for expenses of the American OaymEzic team Sao~ be sent to Antwerp this sumnneE.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21
BoISHEyIKI CLAIM ODESSA

Constantdnocae. May 2----Odessa is still claimed by the Russian Bolshe- wiki. and rannoGs of its capture by Uazrainian forces have not been SUD- ported by subsequent messages AL lied commissioners here are without official information as there is no means of communication between this city and southern Russia.
 Capture of Odessa by the Ukrain- ions wsas reported on May II and what pStrported to be official con- fisanatipn was received in Paris and London the next day. On May IA, however, the British War Office issued g. statement declaring reports thai BkEa;iniaxls had occupied Odessa had not heen sIbstantiated.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that s640 Michael Rizzo, 1855 PasquaIe Ca1abrese, 2535 America Giancolo, 3793 William Rob erts, 1868 Charles Esposito, will PeI- ton the Honorable Board of Pardons at their next meeting, June 14, l92o, for release from the Connecticut State Prison. R14b 5-5
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FABs|Mls, Fop SKT.t

i2o ACRES, 5000 TSi2 & SlIf sd
but lays welt aud II good 6onf|
lion. Has room hoaep rood fnII
and plenty OF out. hSi idin 5000
water, nieo young orchard Olie -
vel! on farm that pays S111 * 8 car
free gas for the house, f06 ri fi6t'ct
Tor more wells, lass 3 nj q al NJ
Arthur close to school and cRnfch.
in Fine neighbofhoo This Is { Iii.
gain OF q litcNmA Tor S0llf 81 il,
$4,000. $4,000 down, balanee ~ eo,S
terms there Is about $1,000 Wort b N
timber on. farm. NJ T.. Trout re at
Co. Miles Y. Dawson, AGENT n E.
Arthur. Ohio !
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II a III Bs ito0t,f 4,
lGh3f16st ief: iiaviIg the
IA don ot lIiB, party solid bellipg
him, VIII defeat Adam 3
also Of Charleston The word hts
gone out to the rank and file Of IT,;
party that the nomination of Kooi q
Will be taking full advantage o. ~
opportunity which the g1Isrnaio
state Of affairs in the Repnhliesr
party offers 70 the Democrats titia
year. And the rank and file OF ~
DEMOCRATS Is expected to have. sen9'
enough 10 play the tip from higher 1
for all II is worth.
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SPECIAL !l|s !!
SIZE

GARDEN LOTS Anef garden
lots, Knob Elm. all fenced and
plpued last yeor, good rich SOL.
VIII lease for $1o.eo Der lot or
salt tho lots on easy DaymeHh
CORNER LOT 1t The Hrass plant.
The most dcsiEahlefbuxtness lo-
cation to b found IN the factory
district. A number lot pecple
want 10 lease quietly Construct
cd buildings or, business rooms
located GA this Lot. but owner
dedirce'a quick sale.
EDGEwAy-lexz4e feet, fne for
garden, every conyenteace u
front, .Elayelsllrhe. water, Eas.
sewer, electrfo.hght, tefughsne ana
near streetsear ike, the lowest
priced lot Of 50 freuts.
se7 LIBERTYsAvENUE in Bell
view, this modern home Of s
rooms, large lot, fruit, garden.
outbuildings, garage, immediate
possession. Owner desires quick
sale.
so7tv1Ew STREETS roen mod
ern house, large lot $4,000 feet.
This property can be purchased
on easy terms.
vIRGIN1A,AvE. HOMES roems.
old house in.1eeA, otreDatr. can
be bought at q prica At which tho
purchaser can make some money
il he desires to improve the
property. Price $3.50.
112 FENN1MoRE ST.. Right near
the Normal School-A large
modern homo and good lot, own
er desires quick sals and will
give immediate possession. This
house can be bought at the price
the present owner paid for 1t.
IMMEDIATE PosSESs1oN-s12
Morgantown avenue, near Coo
gle's corner, six rooms, modern.
bungalow style. basement finish
cd. Owner leaving town, VIII
sell at once. The house is now
vacant.
JEFFERSON ST. - A modern
home overlooking the city, and
good looking house, 1.-TWO sto-
ries and bath, on easy payments.
FARvEW RooluNG HOUSE
Opposite car station at Fatwiew.
One fourth acre Of ground and
20 room house. An excellent
rooming house proposition, 5000
Immediate possession.
OGDEN AVENUE BUNGALOW
0 rooms and bath, soy little
plaza, All 81 one iloof. IS G00.
5O4 EAST FERRY ST.-The most
reasonably priced 5 room house
in FMr,nont today. $500.
levi B. HARR
Office Opp. Court House.
Phone 29t.
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HELP WANTED-NIA1lE

iWANTEDlESi'0cK SALESMAN-To
sell high class issue OF dividend nay.
ing stock OF Pennsylvania corporation
which will stand rigid Investigation;
company is now operating in Penna.
oil fields, has a substantial production
and will furnish good loads, Only ap.
nlications from high grade men con-
sidered. For particulars address Els.
CAL AGENTS, GAG Union Arcade,
Pittsburgh, Pa. 5.1s-2t-7S7H
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[0sSPECllAl AlL1NEIl82iIl

: a u ; 4
.gSneLEi Ho>sE Ssenr waut ads TO THE
WEST N,IR(;INlAe. Phones lios.
lIsc. 49,. advertising department
I!aSsif~d ads a,ssL IL IN this effse before
. n. tn. &c insstr irseriiun IL, the clSesi.
he'd eolEnr. sni r-fcre L.. Hoon. TO In.
aN irasriitu 81 fii-lA;e Want Ads
81 SGD.&fATloSS.
70. toe eDs..e:tpee OF those who eau
:;ai .ess..! ehiss to lbs Ws: Virginian
m5Se 10 ptsr, :asir elaIsi1ed advertise
ri@atN. ia- ioi.-wiag sab-sla.iohs have been
arraa1e: iU. .ix1siS.d Advertisements
eft ~ :naac stations Viii rsctiye the sAme
vroapt -stial sttsnti5n ~ u left n IL
cite M H. Wet NirHinian.
y. q. Martin Co. -l5oOk Store
III Main Street.
Tomb Stree. News Stand
Ten,. street and Virginia Ave.
Eas: Side New. Company
Msrke; Street. First Ward
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''IIHI I E!!Es s.5s2z1|

Elections in what is now West viT
ginia were the occasions Of reunions
IN the carly days The vote was cast
viva voice. no ballots were used. but
each voter as his name was called out
by. the election officers: announced
tic candidate that he wished to vote
for and II was so entered on-the poll
book. Everyone knew how everyone
else voted in those days. 0ftentimcs
the candidates were permitted 10
make speeches on election day.
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(sT on
S GOSSIP . s44azse ss39ss .1l5a
~ CHARLES sRooKs sMlTH.

~ 70. me efiac! that public 5ent,-
n'cn, Is strongly against making any
changes. ard trying any new expert
jl.aats whatever, due, II Is believed. 70
now gravely men general view the
unrest and uncertainty Of theee cTit'-
cal times, when the form OF our gov.
ernmcnt itself Is under attack from an
kinds OF direct actionists and reVolu-
t!onarie3.
Writing TO prominent editor OF q
Wet Virginia weekly newspaper, =
fly or two ago. about the news-print
scarcity and high prices. Senator
Davis ETkins made the suggestion thai
the publishers of weekly papers IN
,hc State pool their purchasing needs
and buy under one contract. TINS
would be an invitation to competition
that would naturally secure the lowest
price.,. the Senator's opinion. In the
meantime, he promised TO help in en-
acting any practicable legislative sue
geetion made by the committee Of the
Senate now investigating the subject
with view to prescribing remedy
If. as It has been remarked IN
Washington, former Congressman
Edward Cooper had gone into the
gubernatorial race and had received
half as cordial a reception from the
party public and press as has beer
given him az candidate for delegate,
at-large. no other contestant Wonla
hardly have had look in on the nom
ination. None OF the 10 Cor il Is lsooo
aapirants for the p's Four have rece
ivcd near so much favorable attention
as has been accorded 10 him, Col.
.Toscph II. McDcsmott, Of Morsan-
town, probably is next in the list.
with Col. James X. Hall. of, Wheel.
ing. and William G. Conlcy.,, o.
Charleston. showing up pretty well in
this connection. 1t has also been
rnticed in the past few days that
"Uncln Jim" Lakin. OF Charleston; ls
also kicking up LOT Of Typographical
dust.
The dope that is to be had here on
the Democratic gubcrnasorial contest
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FARM FOR sALE-so acres, S acres
in Woodland. fine buildings, hors-
es: lots OF implements. Immediate
possession. Price $500. John T..
Barnes, Chestertown. Md.
4-29-26t-7739
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FARMsfoR SALE

FOR SALE-TIMBER LANDS. 200
acres, ITO acres good hardwood tim.
her. Close railroad. Priced TO sell,
deal with owner. c. b, Ward. Huttons'
vile. WA 5-l2.5t-1S69
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s.ASRISGToN b. &, May L..
hp politicians know, u the punlie
o.s not. that n s;a:os mayo .iillep,y
slected sal delegates 10 the RegGn
y IAN national convention and, al me
re this is written .6ily states Ie-
L r'sto act. yith a total o. l5@ deie'
,asea OF the West virginia is enc.
CIV he. rs delegates viii We m
/. 2 uoted at the primary 10 vote II 'a'
1873 guesswork than who inc nominee
:. he convention w'li hc. mat y g
eh Of "a nys.cfy now a i ever .;as,
the consensus o. opinion qf Wesii
ginians Ia that Senator Howard
flerland viii have no difficulty N
ming n that STATE over his eniy
oneni. General Wood. state pride,
othing else is expected TO yin iol
Z ). brt his fine biz. loyal personal
. limitation Is another big factor
y N must he considered. Senator
,herland's frank announcement OF
sral days ago that he has "a iiehI.
!. chance to win the nomination
red effective in adding largely 10
strength of his vote. Between
ing the delegation NJ 10 sutherland
1, Wood there has boon growins
J -.imen. among Republican roliti.
q "a that tying 1t up With Sutherland
y ar and away the more prefarahtn.
aiding these. and other thIngs into
4 cunt. the prediction X f,aac hera
a AZ. Senator Sutherland VIII VIII ~
6 joresident.a.sssimary withos : inuen
|; Snble.
{. Naturally enough the five Rcpuh.
<sn members OF The House from
IT Virginia are Interested most ~
! vote that they rccalya iat'he pIl-
!, ny. All five OF them hasnt d DOUBT
their nomination; and their CONT
< nee Is shared generally by al poll
Fl observers Keeping In touch VIII
agress!onal politics. All five are
Ming in Washington attending TO
:ir duties, which MAJ bn accented
fairly trustworthy evidence that
~ aren't worrying. Certainty Rep:
Ills Goodykoontz. OF The Fifth. ana
IS. Leonard s. Echols, Of the Sixth
Snot. They ere unopposed Bowers,
.aed and woodward have opposition,
~: IA none OF tltese three districts Is
counted OF 3ich a formidable char
.t.r az 10 place ttem in jeopardy.
sesfa o RepElbticcu aIaEapoint. all five
th,.sc men Iaya s,ruIg ctt'a;@. re-.
;s6R Ia 20 before the primary vo.ert
: <, 1rl; ihsfe ecems. accorGirG 70 aa
lt:ts rereired by them. no DISCO.
lion among the party voters 70 i!Ni,'
- change IL congressior&, FH1raasu
sioEs. On the contrary, the rcpofis
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-13

The gross sales in 1919 Of the Unit
cd Steel Corporation, for rolled and
other finished products, amounted 10
1o,243,lSS tons.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the Farmers q Merchahts Bsni Is
Gated at Fairview, In the sta 81 N en-
Virginia at the close Of business nay
4th, 1920:
Resources,
Loans and discounts |. !. :. ,16 70
Oyerdrafts, secured and yrs
secured ...... ..s.,.'. ~ - " III tdol
Stocks and securities tother
than Government issues 26, 5. Q
United States bonds, 3, 5, - sSt, t9bS u1.
Banking house. I. !, +, Y. 20. & !. ~, N.
Furniture and fixtures ~. 4
Due from banks j -. -. s..
Checks and other cash items 6
Lawful money reserve u
Expenses paid y. \. ~ n
Interest paid. ........ ...ss
Total ,ssOsIslslss
Liabilities.
Capital Stock paid In. 50 ,gQ9sgp
Surplus fund ~ :, 0,0nQ. Oll1
Dividends unpaid .'..s.ss 400.
Undivided profit I. :. 49, u, IS q
Due to banks. i. /. ). a. I. Y. Il ~
Deposits Viz: II q
Subject to check. .Si47, 10 d i
Time certificates. 335,,571.4S
Savings deposits. 7,54hoe 49,, e0
STATE ATE ofiw;EsT /, u s.
County OF Marion.
10. Z. Morris, Cashier of the AID
named bank. do soleinnly EWea q
the above statement Is true To- tn 81 l,l
OF my knowledge and helIets
o.. p. MORRisE CaAill Ter
u II AMBITION
NJ. c. ED Is
o. NJ. n suGE5T
D.r6c tof &.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me-
this 18th dav OF M ay. 1920
n. d. EDDY, Notary tnli e
My Commission exp rog va 4.
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FOR sALE-Gasoline plant. almost
new, Is H. P. Reed engine, gas
pump, tank. regulator, buildings and
etc. Bargain for quick sale. Adj
dress G. L. Gisler, Sistersyillc, w Va,
N5-6-6t-TS14
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f'yR 1GNI-Two light housekeeping
rooms. FURNISHED. All conveniences.
60 Jamison street. 5.13-st7S7s
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WANTED Second hand safe medium
size, Stats particulars. AidfesE j.
A.. NJ. Fairmont Mining Machil5ft
Company. b-sset n.
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WAN7TEp..s

WANTED Garage or barn for SinfIfr
four or five automobiles kdlifesl
Box 1884, West virginian s:1o:
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FOR RENT-Two furnished light
Housekeeping rooms. ITO CASTOR
avenue. 5-12-3t-fS63
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aeoas 10 RENT

. ? ~SSsNS"s"~N~SNN
;Isi; E..~rt Two light housekeeping
.,,,I9. ACTRESS Box 1850, care West
.;5.ntan. 5-13.St.TSS0
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FOR RENT--Turnished front down
stairs bed ROOM 609 Jamison st.
Phone 1871. 5.12.2t-7S6S
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Fur RENT-One nice furnished
room with use OF bath. Suitable for
nan and wife no children. Apply
234 East Park avenue. Phone 1912,
5-12-2t--7S66
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MACHINE MINERS WANTED for
modern mine near Morgantown.
Good wages, steady work. houses
available Working conditions right.
Write Superintendent, Box 7S3. Nor.
gantown, w. Va. Phone S01. 5.13.1t.7sf6
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USED FORD CARS = Touring and
Roadsters. Number Of other cars
for sale, at a bargain List your used
cars with ME for sale. Agents for
yelie Motor cars. A. Fl. Reeves, Room
No. ., Hennen Bldg, phone 45S. 900
5.l2.2t-7S72I
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FEE SALE

FOR SALE--Casu Registers and Cred.
1t Files. Easy payments. National
Cash Register Company. Ciarksburg,
W. Va. 2lS'tf-l2Sl
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FOR SALE Ford Truck. Price $3.50.
Bargain to quick buyer. Phone
1920. 5-13-2t-7SIS
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FOR RENT--Nicely furnished room
for one or two gentlemen. 200 High
street. 5-11-3t-7S61
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FOR RENT-Front bed room 61t
Benoni. avenue or phone S0S-R.
5-12-3t-7S61
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OF the Farmers q Merchahts Ban I6
Gated at Fairview, In the state 81 AZ en-
Virginia at the close Of business MAJ
Ath 1920. n z ~ a. 4 if ~ e
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SPECIAL NOTICE

REPORT Oh &c coNpfrioN
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MISCELLANEOUS
aUros AND ACCESSORIES

FOR SALE-Hudson Roadster. First
class condition. All good tires. Cheap
for quick sale. Phone 1917. 5-l3.3t.7Si7
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The dope that is to be had here on
the Democratic gubernasorial contest
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OUSID 3oolAll3JS
Will CD W SIAM

ALBANY. n. r.. In. M,-rhs five
esispsnded socialist ,ssseinbiymen VII
hks sdvsntsge u their day In court"
~ taking ths witness stand 10 explain
thsir votes recorded IN opposition to
var msasuses sna9sd b, the New
yorA state legislature 10 aid the fee1-
sral aov@nmeht IN the ro.ccutlou Of
the war Against Germany. When they
viii b. Ei'rs thb opportuni'y u douy'.
g, ss TX ss, eS =. s'ss 81 s>.s t,s ana mar
psndV on WhsA the stst< 6ill conclude
Ito iHiro6uctioa Il evidence against the
ssriahst1
Untii Shs resumption Of the hearings
y the. investigation h the assembly
Judiciary committee IN Tuesday the a..
cialIsts VIII b. busy planning thsis
reAuttat attreks on tho evldsnec .
state hAs adducsd IN its 1sndesvor 20
uns~at them permanently. This after
noon Representatives, Of labor and civic
ORGANIZATIONS from all over the state
met here to protcst the suspansloh Hc-
ton.
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the Oklahoma county Delegation 20 the
si1te convention ia vote for him.
These delegates are 10 b. selected
Monday.
The convention II Tho tlsth congress
sionsl district "A king'lshar Friday
vas h,il. more ihEn . ipmon reunion
voir's ~ers falhei iu ilss nslon only
when tho prfsiir nrAi iA,ue Gus
brought ,o n head b, the in,ioductiop
~ u resolution ~ ininfse l,iwden foi
ptssidcnt When mo rOnr hid cub.
sii.d II was dfei1od 20 lnH'fuc, the
dolesstss fm no presidential g nd'dsU
WlliisN = Ncsmer ~ klng'irher
and Rex T. Ghlbfaiih of Apach" we're
elected isl.Fuict 10 me national con.
vnuop V.n, J y Fhult oi W Reno
ana e. e. Bfoan n coiahnchc, after.
y-ai~ pr j. X gfesu ~ Walt,ra
= efO clectcJ pfesids ntihl elec,0r
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II Il comforting 10 feel that tho A..
iarimont Of justice has underistrd ~
ask Of clr.-'ylns The reds inr'e~d ~
leaylhg u 10 tho census endiperatorA- .
Na,fnb vir.-in INT. y .pIiot
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'cEllS!g|!SREsUl1S
|b|eINe SHOWN BY
CRY YAeI1A1IoN
Special Inspector 10 Be Re-
/ Quested II Any Are Missed.


"ls vs are not sat,ss,sd within n few
DAYS that everything ls bslnG dons 10
obts,s papss al iii p<vsons moi soumss.
s1ed' ve I'LL snNeaS,r a. h@vs the NsA
Cross and Liberty bon1 e0mpaIrn~ a. :
ssnisations reas.smbled 10 maks q
- Drs,sr' chsirmss Of the ChsWb:,
N ,Co,nns-cs census sub Committee.
MD Saturday,
s,..,s. ia ..v ..u.. a.
,W oopom
-sr.r.v.,r - .' ,"s ~. ~ d,.M,,,r, ~ e' n,,r',ss msu
- 80 s",,, .ui
q nov se.a,s yefs worslG Ss,ufasy .
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wo,s !" ne .ou'. m'nu,s ms"' T"n
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Chefs Dreams
OfHappiness
All Came Tue
He Weds Oklahoma Woman
Who Pointed Out Riches.

KANSAS City. Jan. n-Yov years
0e0rgc W. cVsmsn. - yeara old. chef
On AiasNiH Pacific dining car run.
ming bstweeB Kansas City rexss
eolats dreamed of and longcd for shs
1ay when he might eacape from the
Aaiiy sottine nj Stacks Of wheat" and
turtle s00p and .ihinGie With the 'high
bsows" he eatcred II. Then the gsde
Of fortune smiled. Go-msn's trram
casse tNis. Now Sstacks Of wheat
sWd turtle soup are hut = memory.
u ai eams about vksn MvA Edward
Holicnbeck of Hennessev. Okla. nov
Mrs tleorre C;ocnnAn. read q Smsi, item
In a kan9as CITY .psper pertaining 10 a
loa rgaeee and sfating that John
Aehrrfs. ~ yvars Oh el FAN Dieso,
Cal, haA died. isaving 10 100 TO his
peoAev. 0eosQs w. Oeeman. last hesrd
~ BaNaaa CITY. - InDe1lateev ~
tpts onsamsu1ratieN With OS19an 6R1
tiesman 90 busy pueAmentb peostne
him 70 ~ the mlssin6 legstes were
nsu6uceA and OoeMan eetebsats6 hIs
Sosd nogtnne ~ changing Mrs. HORsn-
bsck's name te 0oemaa.
no chief thought " ths esap,s hssc
iosisy vas when the i1sst Guod ttain
leavee tor Han Diego.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
HAMoN SCOFFS
At DARK HORSES;
EMBRY IS SILENT
f urther Organization 'or Ok
lahoma City Man Today,

Lha, John Embfy, oklahoma Clty
si,gney. Nh present the most 'ornid
able opposition NJ all ~ The mani
aspIrrnis fuf the mantle ~ James J
McTrav, since M~ifsw har w,thjfA~n
from ths nstiOnnl r'pubu'nn commit.
tremnnShip hsht against Iake L. Ham.
m. vas tho opinion OF politicians Hat
ufdsy.
Ds,shOrscy by tbe d6Eens hsvc
rubbed longirRY ngHiusi trees. eager
10 rn the fHcr ,rF.Fst IiHui0n and
his Ofgnnl,stia. snd 10. dofiro has r..
suii.d NJ -~yrrHi tiqGgHcs rue nts
Eugene vaiTuut former Ifio ~nri0r
from GaiNcld rpuHfy sl'hdrrw from
hl. avn convention ~ EDid last night
nftsr us sentiment had become over.
vhe,minrly s,forg fDr ilumpn This
indicates ihs, the H,nion orgrnitn tion
4 strong In the tighih district. which