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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-10

D. A. r. Meeting Held Saturday
At Home of Mrs. L. S. Dolman
The d. A. h. met Saturday after
noon at three O'Clock at the home of
Mrs. l.. s. Dolman, with Mrs. Ida Alex
ander and Mrs. Dolman as hostesses.
The following program was given:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-10
Mrs. J. b. Waltrip Entertains
with Beautiful Luncheon

Mrs j. h. Waltrip entertained with a
luncheon honoring Mrs. Z. T. Vanden-
berg of California. former resident Of
Ardmore and Mrs. Bell, mother Of Mrs.
{. \. Crockett.
The home was decorated with roses,
Chrysanthemums and Christmas
green's.
The table held crystal candlesticks
filed with red candles.
y delectable four course luncheon
was served to the following guests
Mrs. c. T.. Nandenberg
Mrs Bell
Mrs Carrie Maxwell
Mrs Baird
.Irs Dobbs
Mrs. Frank Sherwoo
Mrs. r. Y Morgan
Mrs Frank Gates
Mrs. G. \. Crockett
Mrs. G.. NJ. Henley
Mrs. D. \. Bass
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-10

Roll Cali ------ Patriotic Quotations
Topics-AWomen Factors in American
History led by Mrs. Lambert
Paper on Lineage Book by Mrs. r. a.
Fox.
Music by ------- Mrs. Paul Ekern
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-10
Saturday Bridge Club
Meets lCith Miss Colbert

Mss Madlyn Colbert was hostess to
The Saturday Bridge Club at her home
ylj u street, northwest.
The home was attractively decorated
with baskets OF roses.
\ delicious salad course was served
TO the following members and guests:
Mrs. G.. NJ. Seren
Mrs j. a. Edwards
Mrs NJ. X Humphreys
Alrs. Lynn Boyd
Mrs X. X. Van Dyne
Mrs, oscar DeVeny
Miss Frances German
Miss Claire Dyer
Miss Eloise Sandlin
Miss Hatheryn Reed
Miss Layadis Lykins
Ais, Hattie Burniu
Miss Bianch Stanley
: :: ::
Vrs. Eugene CrUce HoHorS
Mrs. Mmteer Of Oklahoma City
Mis- Eugene Cruce entertained with
three tables OF bridge Wednesday eve.
ing honorIng Mrs Minteer OF Okla.
iona City. guest oi Mrs Arthur Hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15
Friday, December Is 1922.
\ NEEDED TAN S

In MS recent; address to III assessors IN Charleston. Waiter $ Haianaa' STATE
Tax Commissioners advised a very rsdcal departure IN or TAXATION ~ He
recommended the establishments u a Definite tax policy b. a constitutional
amendment prescribing = maximum rate or levy for STATE county an local gov
ernmenL
This $ 4 very LOFTY undertaking. and the idea IS well founded But what
Vest Virginia needs IS immediate action o the question Of AVIATION A con-
seuutonaI amendmea, could not become a Law under " years Il seems 70 ;Ae
InteIisencer to be- a rather cumbersome way to obtain relief which IS ALREADY
within. the power OF the Legislature to grant
BY the tax laws o. 1906. the legislature restricted tho le'y!nS boards OF the
various counties from laying a levy OF more than $l05. which levy could only
be increased by the vote OF tn people In the district Affected An act OF this
nature by the coming legislature would Offer speed!er relief han The suggested
constitutional amendment, and would probably serve the ame purpose Nr
Ealanan has IN mind
The Int&ugeucer rallied attention to th!sp provision Of TIE 1905 tax laws w
years z ad urged that Ike Legislation again DO passed to cuEtal the rising
tide Z taxes. ut Governor Morgan. with his remarkael foresight refused TO
call tho legislature to enact the needed measures II such a course had h"eu
followed then the xpaye OF tho state would have been protected from a
lot Of extravaganza an needless taxes, nd The returns at the recent election
most, likely would have been more pleasing TO he Republicans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15

{ various farm credits proposals con
timed VITA Eugene Meyer, Jr, dtrec
tor ot the war finance corporation
, among The witnesses urging enact
I ment OF relief legislation.
The resolution vas offered in TN
House by Representative Newton. d
| Missouri, endorsed by twenty othe'
! Republican representatives for a SO,
900, 900 appropriation to relieve fam
Inc conditions in Germany and Aus
tria.
The House, beginning consideratIo,
Of the naval appropriation bill, wal
| told by Representative Lineberger
Republican, California. that Presiden
Harding has been engaged OF
the question OF negotiating with othei
powers for a limitation in construc
ton Of smaller craft. Representative
Kelley. Republican, Michigan. lf
charge o. the measure said the navy
department had recommended a CON
structlon program costing 1881 ,oop,'
900.
Representative Keller. Republican
! refused to proceed further before tina
: House judiciary committee with hif
imneachment charges against Attor
rey General Daugherty, declaring TIE
! proceedings were a comic opera. he
vas summoned to appear before the
committee tomorrow to give testi'
mopy, under oath, as to his charges
of high crimes and m!sdemeanors
against Mr.. D~aueherty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15
ANOTHER WASHINGTON
CONFEREN e

Recent happenings IN Europe lead 70
the suggestion Cor onother Washington
Conference. The utter failure Of tho
Premters' Conference IN London. and tho
forthcoming suggestion that America
break the deadlock in European rela-
tons by a cancellation OF the French
deb, make such a conference seem ad-
vIsabls. .
II the United States Is formally asked
to settle the repnrAtions difficulty by
canc@NtuS the French debt, President;
Harding ard his Administration are as
powe.lcss 70 make a reply one way or
the other as tho average man IN private
life. 1t - purely a matter FOR Congress
s.onai consideration and such a matter
would !n!olve q consideration q
European affairs and Americas rela-
tons thereto N the broadcast senae.
Its conceivable, o: course. that Con-
gress. after full discussion. nigh: agree
10 the cancellation OF this debt, ba: Il
Is certain ;aat III. would be condition
81 on some propositions % tar--cach!ns
international moment. Tho mere matter
Of preventing France from occupying :he
Ruhr dis;r!c: should BE only OF nomcH-
tar Importance. Il has a far greater
significance n that :, means the active
participation in European political az
fairs. Let America solve the present
problem, chiefly a. Americas expense.
and every other pe.p!ex!ag ?olI,!ca!
complication TIA arises wnl be passed
along to the United ssa:es FOR disposal
II the proposition IS put up to tho
United States tor serious consideration.
there must be no rs or butts ABOUT =.
europe must lay all The cards on the
table. make n fair statement OF facts
and show herself ready and willing 70
abide by the results. There IL only ono
way 70 do this from Americas View
point. and that 10 around u councll table
IN Washington. This way tho Ancr!-
can people will know what Is going on.
and Congress wnI Be better enabled to
know how to act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15
TAX PUBLICITY

When the income and excess profits
tax was first ina~yGuvated, II was the
assumption taas ths Information SUB
m!tted would be regarded "a cont!den-
tia and would be kept secret by tho
Government. THIS was one OF the
strong arguing points" advanced b.
the supporters OF the Law.
Blu, times have charged. CoaSrcss -
now demanding the income tax records
to do With as i, chooses. Previous do
mands Of this nature by Congress havo
never been wholly successful. and the
privacy OF the records have IN a mea-
sure been preserved Tho presea: use
Congress has FOR tho income records
IS 70 d,screG:, the Secretary Of the
Treasury aUd otherwise TO make pol
ltical capital on, % the facts 10 be
drawn from the records themselves.
Let these records once becore avail
pblc 20 The p-y,ag eyes OK Congress and
Il would ut Ae long before hero would
be 4 saturnAI!a o: attacks upon ever
one who had s'Icd a large income re-
turn. ~: all Congressman are IN
rcrupulous bg, ,hc-s a-e enough who
might be disposed to make use O., such
returns ror 'rp-c?"- 2ur?~-,- as 70
cause q graf anoG"; - 'rourIs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15
LABOR AND ELECTIONS

Commenting on the figures recently
compiled on the effect OF laoor's non
partisan political campaign IN the Con-
g-ess!onal elections, Law aad Labor
makes the following summary:
ut Is shown that OF SIS Con-
E-essmsn. whose Legislative records
were aaalyzcd by ;he American Fed
Grafton OF Labor. al were tlatly
opposed cor reelection. OF these.
liz. or nearly 90 per cen; were
elected While OF the l0c Endorsed
by organized labor. only 81 were
elected. ~ organized ,abor's &C
ccNtcd friends. Il ;r!fla more han
half we're elected. and Of IS
enemies. approximately so ger cent
wero elected. AZ We know tha; a
multitude Of issues unrelated to
iaoor's program were matters Q;
issue n the several cons;;'ueHc.rs.
tie res"!: Of the voto on .ahor'l
friends" and "encm!cs' shows
,has Tho. efforts OF organized labor
produced li;t!e 0" no result This
shows coHv:Hc!aSly that who
people get 20 the polls they are In
40 wise influenced ~ the fac: that
organized labor has declared a car
d!da,e &c BE i;s friend or Is
enemy"
Men WHO are well ver.ed IN politics
know that IN the final analysis. labor
. a very uncertain political quantity,
The pull oc old-time political ar!l!a-
lions. ,hs Influence @ some leader or
temporary suspicious may collectively,
or severely d!srup. ,sbor's ranks when
Il comes 70 voting. Il would seem ,ha,
labor casts IT, vote 20 U tenn
porary conditions and tor the man who
makes temporary protestat!oas y;
friendship. rather than 20 better per.
manent conditions and the election OF
candidates who hAve time after time
proved their s'acerliy, No one IS SCI
lousy affected. OF course, except labor
AL OF which goes 70 prove .h~-e IS s:.,,
truth IN he Old ada sc; IA union there
$ strength"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15
THE new CAPITOL
,r.o ,ho 20 rhDur UhmOCrat.1

F'rom the Barbour Democrat.)
We are publishing a good article
from the Wheeling l~nteligencer reia
tive to the proposed capitol building
at Charleston. Read, 1t and as you
see members Of the legis tire, be
sure to urge them 10 take re OF the
taxpayer in this crisis. The people
are taxed now almost TO {. : limit n
they showed a disposition IN his last
election in many places u strike pace
even to !mpairing the s nool system.
We hope our members Of the leglsla-
ture from this county vii! want 10
prctect the taxpayer. ;lther han the
lunch who desii es = build up any
one section at the eN ense OF the tax
payer. TO this Dem~cratic House Oh
Delegates, we would suggest the
words OF Mordecal' 10 Queen Esther
"who knoweth whether thou arr come
to the kingdom for such a time rs
this"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15
The Day In Washington

The census bureau reported that
cotton consumption in November was
the greatest IN any month since Oct0.
Der, 1917.
Hearings on oil and gasoline prices
we're resumed by a Senate manuiac-
turers subcommittee with W. G. Tea
gle, president OF the Standard OH
Company Of New Jersey. as a wit,
ness.
Secretary DENLY announced that
drilling Of offset gas wells to prevent
draining Of oil reserves on naval re.
serve No. !, in California. would pro-
coed Immediately.
Senator Brookhart, Republican. OF
Iowa, offered an amendment to the
administration shipping bill for pay
ment CT q subsidy to American indus
trial and agricultural producers While
plans were continued for displacing
the measure IN the Senate for farm
credit legislation.
Secretary Wallace, in testimony be-
fore the interstate commerce COM
mission supported the Application OF
"cSleII staten LOl iO"SL lIduspoil
tion rates on hay and grain. I
President Harding IN a letter read
at the national council OF farmers CO.
operative marketing associations en-
dorsed their activities as an errec.
tive means Of producing reliet to agr1.
culture. Secretary Wallace also en-
dorsed them.
The Senate committee hearing on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15
RIPPL ING RHYMES
A-gy WALT MAsoNAAAA~
WALT A 0 NJ
YOUTH AND AGE

When I va young m renchani pen for all reforms was strong 1 IooNeu
roo- nv felonncn. aud saw them headed wrong; Vice rtSnea NhPMN !"
It's den. while virtue umpcd along Abuscso O a hundred sorts were mex As me!
be I called upon all dead gam sports 10 upset. inSS with me- "u "r'"Ht
rud quarts o.. quarts spilled. to MAZE men free" Where EEL coETOfNoN h|e'
fang Ike Nemesis Id tread; and 10 one seecnd to care IA h""s 'r aF""s l
men listened to my Wild haranEue IN blo me bake m head / ioN ""N
from the no. xms y age, wnere I sereney rest and wonder at tho ioo"fh rage
.~t ve evils thu, aroused my Ire arc AL forgotten now; tho dragon Win "N
r RE- turned gu, 70 be r cow It's wiser to assault a Tyre smo WFea'hs
$500, Wv h-ar Where are the winamius 1 would Storm III armored FOR tho ray
Nrr.r. c tho Issues throbblng. warm u tina dim, distant dny' "hefe are We
emI, , ,ror form ,Nat | went forth 70 shy? The SoeHnh no tho ooScs
and others :o& their place; III her'os laid hell "%'fos ASIA |" ""NN '"
49,. ,n. ,y u!.hcu on heir broomstcks rW& new peTus round US race
rCopyriKhL 1892 George Matthew Adaus)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15
Washington
(By CHARLES BROOKS sMITH.)

Washington. u. G. Dec. l4-Nt!ss Mar
rure' Sutherland, daughter uf Senator
and Mrs. Howard Sutherland. IS the sec
ii bud e! the. senatorial circle 10 make
&c.: lrhG, this season. She was present
Ell Wednesday, from 4 10 :, at The Wy
umILS. where ths Sutherlands have an
apartment for The winter season. Mrs.
Sutherland and Miss Sutherland were
assisted N receiving by the latter's TWO
steers. Mrs. George Lyons. OF Hunting
ION. ". Va and Miss Katherine Suther-
land; by a number OF ladies OF the SEN
tie SCI, and by ten OF this seasons de-
r~utan:es. Tie reception was followed
" a dinner dance given al the Chevy
Chase club BY Senator n Mrs, Suther-
land.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15

subject There Is no excuse whatever
ror yielding 10 the unwarranted do
mands FOR Income tax public!ty. and the
nation should not sanction 4 for an IN
slant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15

J,rsnese Government IL destroying
parer notes put out during tho war to
preserve silver, and expects to reduce 20
ashes tho entire Issue Of 2lS,o0O,NoO yen
by next April.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15
PAR AGRAP HS
.ABy RoBERT oUILLEN~

Whatever may be troubling Kemal. It isn't a modesty complex
The iacSw!rcy family may be down, but It Is seldom "ut Of jail"
Iarty progrss IS jus; a SLOW process OF trying % squash IToGTrSsTe'
The man who said the little ;h!rss count knew very "tie about the ru''e'
. mild winter IL he during whcht he furnace frcg goes u very Il" INES
The unkindest knock OF all is the Turks assertion mat he trusts N"ei"A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15

Announcement was made today a.
Senator SUtheriand's Office OF the award
tho Pension Eureal OF $50 month 10
William r. Bays. OF Huntington. w.
dating rrUm Oct. II, 1922. and tho
hy the Veterans Bureau OF
monthly compensation 10 Jack +. Lyon
or Adrian. ". Va. at the rata OF IS per
month from Oct. q. 1920. 70 June &.
l92?. and 80 per month Thereafter until
further ordered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15
INTEL INKLINCS
wv. s. E:anton.l

In the Register OF December H.
we ncte. under the caption OF tne
state Deficit" the item: "Theoio'
pical Survey Q919) $4,000, Cl92ll
$4,000"
We knew they'd been awful ffee
with our kale down at Charleston, out
we hadn't heard OF this heavenly sur'
vey gang.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15

Gas shortage IN tho Winter means ate
IN tho s7-!nE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15

a. tho Lausanne Conference by tho
American ambassador. = seems mat a
Child y Leading them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15

other fight. Carp should remember that
thoso who como back for more general!
got It
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15
State House
Happenings

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
Charleston. w. Va, Dec. ll-Increases
IN capital stock have been authorized
by the secretary Of state as follows:
American OIL Development company.
Pittsburgh, from $500. 900 to $1,000, 900;
INLAND Coal 4 Coke company. Phila-
delphia. from 100000 20 $4,000: Tri-
state Credit and Adjustment Bureau.
Huntington. from $4,000 TO 100000; Su-
perior supply company. Bluefield. from
s20O.oO TO $500. 900: Flat Top Insurance
Agency. Rlueficld. from 100000 TO
5000. orc.
The Federal D.stilling company, OF
%ew York, was authorized TO decrease
- capital stock from 100000 TO $780,
400.
Charters Of incorporation wsro issued
to the following companies by Secretary
Young:
Charleston Cornice and Roofing com
,onv. Charleston; $4,000: D. II H!sey.
Roy II. Day. Charles D. Burdctte. E.iza-
beth Rurd.tte and T. P. Shelton, all OF
Charleston.
tanner rmooden Coal company. Bran
we'll; $4,000: J. z Bigga, Mary Riggs,
r. C. BisEs. JaIrus Collins. e 2. Hart
sock, Bramwell.
Commission as nptar.es public were
issued 70 ". J. D~aagherty. OF Charles
ION. and Everetto Z. Robertson. OF
Charleston.
Articles OF voluntary dissolution were
rrled with the secretary OF state by tho
.cldahy Brothers company. OF Cuday.
Wis 0nsin.
To wsEgoner-Hoyt OH Ii Gas COM
many, Of Wnlkersv.lle, was authorized to
change It's nRne TO tho Re OIL and Gas
company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15

The Banner window Glass company,
q, South Charleston, nas hled papers
OF voluntary dissolution IN the ONCE
Of the secretary OF state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15

We note that the New YORK dance
censor says 1t really isn't dancins
when a couple parks and becomes :
pillar of gelatine suivering ntiuiiS
and carelessly."
II It Is a dance, 1t must be tho
cubist variety, to judge from the
above description.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15

II Is feared that marks will coon De-
come scarce. Germany only printed SO
billion last week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15

state 10 tho following new companies:
Con!eys Creek Railroad company.
Huntington: TO build a railroad from
near S,errett, Logan county. TO near
Gilbert. MlnSo county; $4,000: L. B.
Busl;!rk. Cincinnati, O.: Il. c. Buskirk.
e.. 4. BuSk:rk. V. y. cole and s. B.
Robertson, Huntington.
Wheeling Coal company. Whccl!ng:
5000 shares without par ~yui..'. Edgar
l.. Aaron. George A. H!ackfOrd. y. J..
GilIeland. Ethel Workman. WhceL;nS:
4. Tegardem, Martins Ferry. Q.
Jervis Manufacturing company. Weir
ton: Harvey Jerv!s, Rev. y. Papavasi-
lou. Drn!os Tctinos, Wclrtou: STANLEY
D~!amnnt!dns. Burgettstown. IA: Charles
w. Barrick, New Martinsv!l!e.
keystone Carbon company. Hunting
ton: s2.0oo.h10; Paul ". Scott, II. r.
Lovett. II. Blaisdcu, G. A. Koontz, VI. 4.
Simms. Huntington.
Garrett-Suyder company, Inc. go
Milford street, Clarkshurg: $4,000; l..
w. Garrett, Anna Garrett. George L..
Snyder. Kathleen l.. Snyder, W. A.
Sheets. ClarkshurG.
The state supreme court has an
nounC"d the following decisions on petit
ton for rehenrings submitted during
recent weeks:
Baronc; +. Renncr against Martha J..
Renner. Wctzel county: writ OF error
and superscdeas refused.
State against Emory A. Bragg. Har-
rison county; writ OF error and super
scdeas refused.
l.. snyder against G. Il. Lyons and
another. Harrison county: writ Of error
and supcr'cd"as granted; bond $500.
@. VI. Bordman against @. 7. Fr!ck,
Cabcll county: write Of error ana SUI
persedcaS granted: bond $1,000.
Ida Hicks and another against New
River & pocahOntas Consolidated Coal
company. Mcdowell county; writ OF er.
ror and surersedcas granted; bond $500.
Commissions as notaries public have
been issued to J. e. MCManaway. Cla-ks-
burg; j. r. Lowe: kenova; Ralph Z.
Dewitt, Charleston; william T.. Mathcs.
CharIeston; James D. Mode, Red Jacket;
James r. W!lk!n. WeIsburg, and d. q.
, Murdoch, Parkersburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15

Tho pos:oT!cs department today Is
sued mn order disseminating the Office
at Vtsrova. Raleigh county. w. Va. and
nc star rnute from Pennington TO Gal
lnwav which sa been superseded by rail-
mail service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15

J. u Terrell, warden OF tho state
penitentla7y at Moundsvtlle. was a Wis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15

"FTat Pocketbooks," advertises q
local store.
Bout the only kind thatI be car-
ried after Christmas, We guess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15

There was an old woman VINO
lived in a shoe-too bad there Hasn'
no Rushin boots In them days.
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i;or here this week, calling at the Officer
OF the governor and al The board "i
control.
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Carron..er and sikh are to stage an
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From tho Important part being taken
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Additional charters OF Incorporation
have been issued b. the secretary or
state 10 tho following new compan!es:
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some fighters who are yellow.
l. Is only fair 20 Inform the kaiser an no Widow ha' me mNSH'"o "e
advertising some delightful world tours
Co-cc, his sentence Billy detests stout women sad biyS WIG
,but IN soing to eat wha, I Hike tat or no Eat"
CTrotected by Associated Edtors)
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The difference between 4 specialist
$3.50.
Firing squad activity won't make It
future.
The way to make churches as popula'
vaudeville.
These scven-rcel movies should al le
plot thlcken.
Lives there a man who never at the
age OF sixteen. stood before a mirror
aud p-ac,!ccd q stern EXPRESSION?
It may yet Appear that a ave OF
prosperity Ia one that valves payment
o: international debts.
Chiyal-y has given US a number OF
charming phrases. Modern chivalry has
E,yen US mot guilty"
The world can't forgive Sikh for
being black but II stIll Is enamored OF
some fighters who are yellow.
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TO wsEgoner-Hoyt OIL and Gas COM
many, Of wnlkersville, was authorized TO
change It's name to tho Re OIL and Gas
COMPANY.