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New York this week for Scotland
and will then 20 to France.
Picnic supper

Victory Temple No % order Of
Pyth!an Sisters are giving a pic.
mic to be held in Jolfte grove on
the evening Of Aug, Is. Brother
Knights Order Of Fidelity Lodge
No. Z and their families are in,
vited to Join the sisters and enjoy
the picnic together, Supper will be
served at SIX O'Clock
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The Sunday school clasa OF the
Iamond street church taught by
)ss. ]. B. Crpwl, will have an ont.
6 and Teiner roast Thnrtday eve.
ins " Smithto*n All members
the class are requested to meet
1.-The church al $3.50 o'clock The
lssE called the Good Cheer class.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
nd clifford 5. rride;

To Clifford 3. Pride:
You will take notice that 7. T.
Conway, the purchaser Of the
following real estate 16A Monon.
Sahela River, located In Winfield
district, Marion county, west Wiz.
gInia. which was sold by the shet!>
III Of Marion county at the sale
for delinquent taxes made On the
Sth day Of December, 1919, and
deed has been required as provId.
ed by law. which deed will be
r1ade to the slid T. F. Conway
on or after the 18th day Of oeto.
Der. 1891, unless you against that
day redeem the said real estate
from the said sale. The amount
necessary to redeem Il az follows:
Amount paid Sheriff at said
sale OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Amount paid surveyor for
survey and report .....4. 6.7b
Amount paid for notice and
service thereof .......,.. 11.25
interest ........,......... IS
lutAI '''..''.'.s.'s.s. $Sb.VB
Given under my hand this 18th
day OF August, 1891
LEE y. sATTERF1ELp,
CLERK o. the County Court Of
Marion County, West Virginia.
8: II "a sl.e: Z.
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8sPEcIAI SofltE


q, 1893. o. rtcbfd ii hid ciar,s
ottiee in Deed Book 50. ias y paee
$50; fully described "a tsshih4 80
IL Of the bill OF Complaint
Parcel No. 8. Thu undivided
thtea.eishthb (&) infetSF n
tract 81 land o. seven 6h6 hrs
toatths t7&) acres Ia Winfield ala
trset, Marion county We Vir.
gtnta, bounded and dtsotihed A.
follows; Beginning al fSfe H.
the F., NJ. 9 p, Z. RI ontr Al,
land, corner 10 Thomas tAfn hear
ing thence with u 4 ia i thelsb 5
TN degrees n 6stt p6jes Is
hickory, corner 70 StFiitism + Waf
son: thence With the Rae II sains
S. 3Sm degrees III x n6igs h.
Z stone, corner to land ii AiShsth
Town; thence down ttifef 1iIl With
said land s, sos dAffees n ca
poles TO a stake In said railrnkd
company's land; ,thenEe s IS a.
grees w, SON poles "a TIE hesin
ming A part Of which b6ink hns.
fourth interest undivided was con
Yeyed TO John P. Hart hv ssmuSl
J. Kennedy by deed dsted Decem
her Is, 1909, or ree6rd ssi6
Clerks office in Deed Boo 80 ~
a. page 5, and the feSiAfninf IN
terest was conveyed ~ 81 & Hut
man BY deed dated July 6 tst7 and
recorded IN said Glerk'S 6ifics n
Deed Book No, 1873 at pare 45s
but there Is excepted and Tsssrrsa
from said couveyancet fh Pitts
bursh coal and ulihtnt ttshts and
ton Of the said real estate Tsfer.
privileges, as SET forth Ia ssi,f desd
from Samuel j, Kennedy s "a rtsi
estate is fully described IA fkih,tt
Nos n and Is filed with ths hiii
Of complaint,
And for mora complste u crin,
,ence is here made 10 the to.sssi5
deeds filed as EXHIBITS sam ~
said bill Of complaint
Terms Of Sale
The real estate described in pAr.
cells Nos, ] and 8 above VIM ~ snld
for cash in hand on div II ssis
and the other parcels ot real estate
described above rs PSFeeis 10
4, 5 and 8, resneetiYeiys Eiiishs soid
on the following terms ene.third
OF the purchase spriee Therefor ana
as much more as the pufeh6ser az
rprchaserH may elect f6psgr sash
IN hand on day Of sails and tns
residue upon credit ot on an5
two years IN equal I'M tAllmsnts
With interest from the 8day n saie
taking from purchaser M Tfiitsn
Obligations with GOOD psftonAi he
curitv TO be approved M the sne
cial CommisslonArs, Or u 3 one act
ing, for the deferred pkyfnsnts ano
interest, and retaining q iieh II n
deed or deeds conteyine thA sait
property 10 the said ptifehSfer az
purchasers as further seedtis
y. n. EDDY,
MICHAEL POWELL
k Special Commit si6ntrs
August %, 1881.
] hereby certify that the stit
Special Commissioners, ~ II Fad,
and Michael Powell, have sSdtst
before me bond IN TN psnAit ii
Twenty-Five Thousand p6ilkfs con
dtttoned according 10 iav witi
surety approved BY me- a. n
duirea by the Aforesaid decree IN
the above styled cause.
Given under my hand thfs esd
day Of August, 1921.
y, A. GATHER
Clerk Of the Circuit tohEf o
N Marion = County, West sittisla
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To c. B. Michael.

To c. B. Michael:
You will take notice that r, F.
Conway. the purchaser Of the fol.
lowing real estate, .06 A. OF min.
erals, 1885 OIL, ga Gas and Parcel,
located IN Paw Paw district, Marion
county, West Virginia, which was
sold by the sheriff Of Marion Icoun.
ty at the sale for delinquent taxes
made on the 9Th day OF December,
1919, and a deed has been required
as provided by law, which deed will
be made 10 the said T. F. Conway
on or after the 18th day OF October,
1891, unless you against that day
redeem the said real estate from
the said sale. The amount neces.
Sary 10 redeem Is as follows:.
Amount paid sheriff at said
Amount psid surveyor for sur.
vey and repdft........... SIS
Amount paid for notice and j.
service thereof. ........ 11.2b
Interest .......s.......... $50. 90
Given under my hand this 18th
day OF August, 1891.
LEE N. sATTERFIELD,
Clerk OF the County Court OF
Marion County, West Virginia.
:7.24-3l 81
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BENNINGTON


COMEDY Tomorrow Night
1'he play "a Poor Married Man"
|f,lll bs presented at the Lyric
tomorrow night by the
Sseung peoples clan Of the NJ. E.
South SUNDAY school. The play is
i comedy settling around Johnny
& Hise and his adventures on the
Sea Of matrimony. The cast: Prof.
Sohh 81. Wise-A Poor Married
Harold Fleming; Dr.. Math.
en Graham-A Country Physician
BeuEless; Billy Blake-A
Popular College Boy-Glen Book;
Jupiter JGckson-A Black Tramp
Percy Conaway; Mrs. Iona Ford
Some Mother.ln.law - Bessie,
Book; zoie-Her charming daugh.
Jenness Downs; June Graham
Little Freshmap-Marguret
winnie; Rosaline Wilson-A Col.
isse Reporter-Agnes Mcneil;
COLLEGE students, Sadie BeugIess,
Minnie McEeal, Earl Duncil and
coy Tough.
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Moved

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Martin have
moved from the Book property In
west Pennington to the Thompson
house in North View.
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Picnic POSTPONED.

The picnic for the beginners
.lass 81 the First N p, Sunday
.chool class planned for tomorrow
iaf been postponed a week on &C.
Iount 81 the death Of Mrs. Q. K.
fnr.t4hH
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.Attohded AgseeIatIonl,

aud Mrs. Lutte Brown, son
iliptk Mrs Oscar Pos and sister
~ shsffer. attended the Union
eptists association at symptom,
10Y county, 1'Uesd0y,
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FOR RENT-Storage Tor all kinds
OF business on R, R. Siding and
with elevator service. II We do not
have the kind Of space you need
we will build same on easonRble
time leases. MARION ICE COM.
PANY, Ray D. Harden, Mgr, 9th
ST. and Virginia Ave, I-29.2et.436A
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Arrived In Eew~York
!. Word has been received from
John Mcneil that he will sail from
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MALE HELP WANTEn

70 work on
ladies and gents clothing. Helnte
& Company, 31e Madison street,
8 10 6t-eOlA
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-one bedroom. 1O7
Chamberlain avenue. Call ss5.N
s is 6t-S01A
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rEiiAIE HEIpH WANfrD

WANTEp-Weman a housekesp
1t In comfortable Flirmont
home: must look after two chil
dren: reference6 required. Apply
TO Mr.. Henrici, Hippodrome Thea.
tire, in afternoon or evening.
s.E4St.s4lK
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTs-s60 weekly selling self.
threading needles. Every home
buys. Sample and terms Toe. Gas
tie oon,pauyx lis n. Locust street
HtgefstoWn' Nd s 22 5t-sS1A
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,WANTEb-ReliAble lady to take
agency for our guaranteed fast
color quality house.dresSes. Refer.
ences required, DGmvtlle & Com
pany, Lockport, n. Y. s.24.sts4RA
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WANTED = Furnished loom With
private family. by young single
man. Party desires room centrally
located. Call 4sO.J. S.24.tt.s40A
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WANTED-Four,- five Or sl1
rooms unfinished. Apply Fair
mont Printing company.
$ 20 st-e24A
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FURNISHED Rooms

FOR RENT = Furnished rooms.
Call 16SsR, or apply 42S Main
street. S.5S.3t-s36A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-17
AMERICAN SOLDIERS
ILL WITH INFLUENZA
CobIcnx Also Reports seven Officers
Arc gathering From Pncu-
monin,
fBy Associated Press.

COBLENZ, Dec. l6.-Some new
cases or influenza, which is epidemic
here. wcre reported today among the
American soldiers. Seven officers
arc suffering from pneumonia. but
all OF them arc said to be recovering.
No new cases OF pneumonia developed
today in the American army, although
some cases have been reported among
the civil population. Theatcrs and
moving picture houses are still GU,
OF bounds for the Americans.
The epidemic is attributed TO sud
den change in the weather. All the
troops are well sheltered.
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VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

FREDERICKSBURG VA. Dec. 1s.-
Rev. and Mrs. Edgar II. Rowe. of
Holly 1Iill. Caroline County. hnyo is
sued Invitations to the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Ora Curtis
Rowe. TO Lieut.. Frederick Eugene
Coyne. Jr.. Fold Artillery, United
states Army. The ceremony will
lake place on Saturday morning,
January z. at the Methodist Church,
Bowling Green. We.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Dec. 49,
Rexford Lionel Maddox, former
United states marine. and Miss
Maude Smith. of Fredericksburg,
daughter of the late Albert +. Smith.
OF Alexandria, werc married hero
wednesday night by Rev. l.. l.. Swift.
mt the Baptist parsonage. Mr.. Mad
dox received his honorable discharge
from the Quantico marine post on
Monday. The couple will make their
home here.
FREDERfCkSBuRG VA, Dec. &c.
beautiful wedding was solemnized
AT the Methodist Church here Thurs
gay when Miss Evelyn Sale Gnrnett.
daughter of Mr.. and Nrs. Henry Gar.
nett. of this city. became the bride OF
Norman T. Johnston, quartermastcr
clerk. United States Marine Corp,.
me ceremony was performed by Rev.
~ L. iout, pastor of the church,
fo'io"ihE the ceremony. the bridal
p'E ana town guests were
80. '"'hcu informally at n buffet
luncheon Mt tho home OF the brides
parents. afr. and Mrs. G,rp.,t -,
HawKe street. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston
icit THIS afternoon for Northern
pr'n"l tour. after which they will
,hane their residence In Fredericks
purs- The groom Is stationed at Tho
marine post at Quantico.
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voted husband and father could
lavish on them.

,oseu husphnd ana father could
lavish on them.
Tributes to Dead Jurist.
Tributes to tho lato Judge saun-
doris wero paid by woll-known Rich
mond and Virginia citizens last night
az follows:
judge Martin p. Burlts. OF licking
ton. member Of tho Supreme Court OF
Appeals: Judge Saunders was n
1uoBe OF very marked ability, an
energetic and faithful worker ana
weli equipped for HIS position. In
addition to his legal nttainmcnts. his
hne common senee made him an In
valuable member of the court. Ills
hiEl' moral character made him n
power Of strength In any commune
ity."
Judge Frederick w. Sims. o,
Louisa. member of tho Supreme Court
OF Appeals: The news Of Judge
Saunders death is most distressing
u me and to the whole court. The
state has lost the services OF one OF
IFS best men and his death Is de-
plorcd by ALL"
Judge II. II. Prentis. OF SuffoIf.
member of the Supreme Court of
Appcals Il am shocked and grieved
10 hear OF the death Of Judge Saund-
ers. His public career. OF course. is
we'll known Ito all Virginiany. He
VIII be greatly missed by the court.
HIS loss is very severe to the court
and to the Commonwealth"
Death severe Lnss Ia state
Judge william +. Rhca, member
Of the state Corpordt:on Commission.
and former member OF Congress from
the Ninth District: Judge Saunders
was very able man. ono of the fin
est judges In Virginia. He was n
man loyal and true to his friends.
and his death is "A severe loss 10
the Commonwealth"
W. -. Cardwcll OF Hanover. former
member and Speaker OF tho House
of Delegates: II served in tho House
Of Delegates when Judge Saunders
was the Speaker. and from the time
| I first knew him I estimated him as
| one Of virginia's greatest men He
was one of the best parliamcntarians
| and l never knew more faircr or
| more just presiding officer. He was
| a lawyer of eminent ability, strong.
| safe and sound ut all zines"
Edwin r. Cox, former Speaker OF
the House OF Delegates: Judge
| Saunders was one of tho strongest
| and abcst judges who ever sat upon
the supreme Court of Appeals hens,
| in Virginia. He waH learned law
yer. a man OF great common scnsc
and of the utmost integrity. re-
Garded him az one OF the greatest
| parlIa mentarians."
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NJ. C.. V. WILL HAVE
CHRISTMAS TREE
Real Santa Claus VIII Appear Mt En-
tertnin>sent in "f. Audi
tOrlMn TOnlKht.


Tho Medical College of Virginia
Will conduct Christmas entertain
ment In the y. NJ. c. a. auditorium,
tl3 North Tenth Street. Mt $3.50 o'clock
tonight. with large community tree.
real honest-to- goodness Santa and
musical program consisting of vio-
lin and vocal solos by students and
members OF the School OF Social Serv-
I've. which also has prepared Christ
mas pantomime.
Faculty and families. employees OF
the "" and college. neightoring
nurses. friends and boarding house
patrons living within \ radius OF sew
cral blocks. Will attend. Admission
IL by ticket only. W. c. Norment
will conduct the community singing
ana Christmas carols. l.. G.. Fuuua.
pharmacy student. and Miss SNYDER
VIII give violin solos. ana Miss Lewis
will sing.
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L. G. r.. I'm New Ouor,c-s

me iast meeting OF the year OF
Richmond Council, No. 15o mt
Commercial Travellers, Will be he,,,
tonight at o'clock in the new bcnd.
quarters in the Massey Business Cni-
leGe Building. Eighth and BROAD
Streets. The headquarters have becn
handsomely furnished. Senior Com.
cilor NJ. l.. Burton will preside. and
August Spence, chairman of the roi1.
road committee. will present n report
on the railroad Legislation now pend
ing In Congress. y number of candi-
dates Will be initiated.
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PnRa.l
No was away except in the DISCHARGE
or his public duties.
Judge Saunders received many ho,
ors Mt tn" hands Of tho partv wi,h
"hlch nc was associated, being ,bo
chairman Of State conventions ~,
'''eF"i occasions, and at these timcs
- "eFo!Vcd on him to sound tho key.
hote OF his party. and this WINS dove
with all the skill. ability and cIa,r
ness that made him easily ono n, Tho
most graceful debaters in S,a,e
mat IS noted for orators and public
men OF ability.
hiie serving in the Legislature OF
lh,'' soon after the memorable
a''ueGie with the "readJusters" ON
ue ucDt question. there began to
IN inc Office of the treasurers
OF Inc counties and citics counor,
taken from state bonds in v,n.n,
lors LIQUOR licenses. This meant the
complete ruin or the Stat. ,ho
"rccEing OF the school eystcn ma
VIC consequent Increase in taxes I'm
order To have the cash with witch
10 meet the expenses OF government,
was then that tho young LAWYER
conceived the idea OF the excise bin
stipu'hting that those who sourb,
W. engage in the sale OF liquor I'm
una should come within the pur-
view OF tho police power OF tho STATE
and that. In order to obtain Tho nsc.s
sary license. they must tender cas,
Tor the license
Roused Ire of Forces.
HiHht there is where he aroused
'hf ire of the forces. and they beran
am attack on the law. They wen, -
the courts and employed tho ablest
lawyers TO tear the act into shreds,
ana when the smoke OF battle bad
c'cared away, after the assault Ind
Ied through the gamut OF tho courts
or me state, the validity OF that law
was sustained In every particular
ne young legislator had won his
great battle. That law saved 10
me state OF Virginia no less than
Sl'e'ooo the year II became effective,
ana the amount was saved to tn,
schools and other agencies of gov.
ernment for all time.
IT was Judge Saunders who wroto
INC opinion in tho famous case from
this city-that OF the Westmoreland
commonwealth Club merger matter
That case had gone up from the State
corporation Commissions where the
merger had been authorized because
u the absence OF law preventing
the merger OF Tonstock companies.
II was believed In many quarters that
inc protcstants OF the merger did
not have leg TO stand on. and after
Tn" case had been presented to the
court. II was assigned to Judge Saun-
ders. His opinion was n reversal OF
tho State Corporation Commission.
and that opinion Is considered one Of
the most far-reaching and important
that has. come down for years. 1t is
declared by lawyers TO be exception
ally clear and convincing.
Vfrgin!ans will have cause TO
mourn the passing OF n man Of the
caiibre and attainments of Judge
Saunders. by reason OF character,
ability. devotion 10 his state and IA
the law, he had won for himself a
place that was conspicuous and de.
served. lie was OF retiring dis
position. and when not at his duties
as an officer. he was generally TO be
found In his home or where he was
lodged when attending TO such mat
tiers as took him away from the
place where his wife and children
were provided with every comfort,
attention and affection that n de-
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recently removed. lilo WAS elected to
the committoes OF finance aud In
struc,ion. Il. Leo Peters. former
president CT Common Council. was
elected to the board and appointed
member Of tho property committee.
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nonrd Dr.cu..e. New ,,,r, so,oo,

Members of the City School Board.
at special called meeting at SIS
East Marshall Street last night. dis
cusscd problems relative to the build
ing of Central Junior High School on
the site opposite John Marshall
School. w. Floyd Rcams. chairman.
presided. DIR. G. NJ Miller was re-
appointed member OF the board
from his new district. into which he
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Miss Margaret East. OF Norfolk 10
The Euestof friends mere.
AIRS. j. Vaughan Jones, OF uamn.
on, is the guest of her sister Me
:. IL. Young, at sos East Grace
Street.
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Install Rev. John ID. KeItb s,na,r

Rev. John d. Keith will be in.
stalled tomorrow as pastor of
Mizpah Presbyterian Church, High.
land Park, succeeding Rev. w n
Mcllwaine. Special services viii he
conducted ut 3 o'clock. Mr.. Keith
formerly was pastor of First Presbv-
terrain Church, Lewiston, Idaho.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-17

At conference held I'm the office
or Commissioner OF Agriculture Koin-
err yesterday. seed dealers in the State
discussed Legislation relative to veg
etablc seed sold In Virginia.
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mcnrIco TEACHERS Confer Tod,Y

Discussion OF classroom work is
expected to feature the primary
conference. OF Henrico County cdu-
Gators. which begins this morning
In the county courtroom at 10 O'Clock.
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Hold I,nncy ArttcI. Sal.

Tie Woman's Auxiliary o. First
Presbyterian Church will have sale
OF fancy articles in the church house,
PIP West Grace Street today. begin.
ming at 10 a. NJ.
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Ciny Ward Magistrate QUALITIES.

Walter T. Terrence yesterday
qualified before Deputy Clerk Will
liam Breeder. in Hastings Court. as
Justice OF the Peace for Clay Ward.
to succeed himself.
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Governor Goes 10 New York

Governor Goes 10 New York.
Governor Wcstmoreland Davis Is
In New York today attending
meeting OF the board Of directors
Of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railway, OF which he Is a
member.
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Chanccry Count Adionrn..

Chancrry Court Adjourns.
Tho October term of Chancery
Court adjourned yesterday. The
next term will begin on the first
Monday i'm January
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DEATH OF JUNIOR
MEMBER IS DUE TO
HEART AFFECTION

tContinued From First Page1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-06

pictng Western scenes all OF which display the
West in form which may be true enough, but which
display does not contain all OF Oklahoma, but is
merely confined IT'S rural districts and "ragtowns
Very seldom ii at all. has Western story,~or a
Western movie contained in its theme. life in a
Western city Unless recent changes have been
made in the curriculum OF Eastern educational nsti-
tutions Oklahoma in history has been narrated 10
the date OF Okahoma's Inauguration as state, and
then stories OF its growth under statehood admin
stration have ceased
1t has indeed been deplorable that the majority OF
publicity concerning Oklahoma which has gone to
territory outside its boundaries has been OF more
or less degrading nature and which could easily
be linked with stories OF the movies and magazines.
Oklahoma does not want TO be OF boastful ma
ture It's people do desire such publicity. But it
does not want to be pictured as commonwealth full
Of lawlessness Oklahoma loves its villages its rag
towns and its scenic beauty but it desires to let its
sister states know that it has become worthy OF the
statehood which has been bestowed upon H. and that
is keeping the wheels of progress turning in unison
with its AZ sisters.
Let the industrial organizations and all other up
building fraternities call upon the motion picture
producers, and the authors of Western stories, and
all other publicity bureaus TO not only place before
the public eye part OF Oklahoma, but all OF it,