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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-24
Sehofeld Notes

Especial Star Bulletin ColHBsrondencel
8 sCHOFIEEB BARRADExS June Is.
The lst Infantry VIM hold field
meet on Thursday morning. June %,
beginning at s o'clock. Unusual in
terest has been displayed by the men
of the regiment in preparing for this
meet, and the carefully selected list
of events promises to make It an In
- -
The temporary suspension of work
at the service schools Oh account of
so many. troops being Sent to Mexico
and Ito the border, has returned a
large number Of officers to their regi.
ments. Those returning to Schofield
On the last transport were LIST Lieut..
Walter E. Prigden, 1st Infantry, from
the Army Signal School; LIST Lieut..
Waldo G.. Potter, LIST Lieut.. Albert X
Palmer, and End Lieut. Bernard r.
Peyton, all CT the 1st Field Artillery,
from the Mounted Service School;
Capt. Gordon N. Kimball; 9TH. Cavalry,
and Capt William s. Browning, 1st
Field ArtiI{ sry, f..om the Army Service
School Capt. Browning has been as
signed TO duty as adjutant Of the LIST
Battalion. WI
The batteries of the End Battalion,
LIST Field Artillery, are engaging in
target practice over various ranges
in the Vicinity of the post with dis
.tances to the targets varying from
2008 to 5000 yards. Service practice
is held on Tuesdays and Thursdays
Al number of cavalry and infantry Of
ficers are frequently seen among the
observers In addition to all the OH
GERS Of the field artillery who are re-
quired to attend.
End Lieut. William B. R0seFear Jr.,
Ist Field Artillery, win leave shortly
for his home in Michigan on two
months leave previous to the accep-
lance of his designations sit Rose.
year who graduated last year, at the.
%. S Military Academy has resigned
for the purpose of taking the exam;
nation of civilians for commission In
the Engineer Corps.
-
Captain Gordan n. Kimball, 4th
Cavalry. recently returned from the
Army School Of the Line. has been
anpointed regimental qIartermaster.
and has been placed IN charge OF.
the large amount OF quartermaster
transportation on the post Captain;
Shsrrard Coleman has been acting as
regimental quartermaster. q
- -
Cpl. Albert w. Miller. the popular
BAN player Of the 1st Field Artillery,
who IS II the Shafter Hospital as the
result Of 4 fractured arm incurred
while playing baseball against the
Keio University. has been appointed to-
the grade Of sergeant in G Battery.
A general court martial is appoint
ed to meet at Schofieid Barracks,
H at 10 O'Clock a. M, on Thurs
Jay. June IS. 1914. OF as soon there
alter as practicable. for the trial Of
such persons as may be properly
brought before it.
: -
On the same transport Lieut. Col
William IN. Forsyth arrived fo Join
IL ri Il f4vnfrf anil VIII for4I17n4iH
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-24
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Cpl. Albert w Miller. the pOpulai
ball player Of the 1st Field Artillery
who IS II the Shafter Hospital as the
result Of fractured arm incurred
while playing baseball against the
Keio University, has been appointed to
the grade Of sergeant in G battery.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11

county But why the citizens Of
Martinsvi'ie, the county seat. de-
not erect n good school building
for Negro children is a mystery
10 US. Martins vile was one hun
dred years old in 1895 and the
relations between whites and
Blacks have always been congo
NAL, even since the DAYS of. sla-
very the white people have moth
ing to complain OF as far as the
brother i'm black is concerned, be
cause he has ever been kind, gen
erous, submissive and obedient.
Those who refused To put up
with conditions left for better
fields and remained gentle To
ward-their old home. There are
about 1000 people in Martins
viilo. nearly 1000 OF whom are
Negroes. yet in all these years
the many boards of ed ucati d.
have not seen hit To erect "A school
building for Negroes. They are
teaching i'm the basement of the
High Street Baptist Church and
in that church they have taught
since the memory of man run
meth not To the contrary" En-
forts have been made u secure q
suitable building, Negroes hav..
offered 10 subscribe nut all to no
avail. The same old unsanitary
condition, the same old system
and yet some of the Negroes pa,
taxes upon thousands OF dollars
They have had for years a first
class building for white children
hut Negro children must be con
tent with worse than nothing.
What is the reason for thiss We
know all of you white folks a.
well a. Negroes. Why don't you
give the Negroes a school build
ings We know you have tn.
money and can get more ard un
less something is done very soor
we propose To lift the lid from
our old home and let the worlo
gaze i'm.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
Tams

Work is good upon this operation and
the employees are content Much is b.
ing done By the management To max.
this an ideal place t. live.
Mrs Josephine Chambers is the prin.
eipsl of the school here and mas A. i.~.
assistant Mr.. sioore. They are vel
liked by all who live here and take an
active interest in community life.
honert Barnett. former ''globe trotter'
has become very dom-sticatei: he sci.
dom leaves home lie is doing rush.
lng cleaning and pressing business. ais.
playing the theatrr
Tie barber shop and pressing shot
nave recently undergone a change OF
Ownership Ii l. now owned by some
keystone gentlemen and managed b,
Bob Barnett.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
NO REDUCTION IN WAGES.

The Mcdowell Times is author
led To deny the report which
has been published and repub
lished in papers in and out OF the
state To the effect that the ope
rators in the n K w. coal field
have made 10 per cent reduc-
ton in the wages OF miners
There has been absolutely no re-
duction in wages upon any Oh
GRAFTON in this section and the
employees have been and are
now working more regularly and
earning more than in any section
OF the state with the possible ex
ception of the Winding Gulf.
which like this is a non union
field. No amount of SANDER bv
union papers can convince the
miners OF this field that they
should contribute of their hard
earned means To support labor
parasitesin idleness and cause
their families suffering by strik
ing.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
National Baptist
Convention In Session

Philadelphia. Pa. sept. . The Va
ti"nai Bapti-t Convention convened IN
thi- city ts~lay and will continue IN
-''--i"n until next Monday. The Bapti-,
D. the strongest Denomination in point o,
numbers smoi.g Ne~.oes, and thsir an
nusl convention j. meeting 81 gres,
Importance o. the rsce.
Ihi- convention promi-cS ~ ~ Of
niDrs Than ordinary Interest l<-cau-e a
TIE hitter iigtt i-twern Dr. Boyd. ~scre.
tary ~ the Publication Board and gen
eral manager If the great Baptist pub
ii-hIng h0u-' 10 Nashville. Tenn. on one
-i'ie. snd DR. Morris. President II tie
Convention, on tho ether.
There are several thou-snd delrrste-
IN Attendance from all parts 81 the
country Dr. Washington and other
ies'iers arr billed n speak.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11

ago for that eiorious town of Fiemmine.
Ny, arr making every effort nov 10 re-
tnrn 70 dear old Glen White They are
~'ek OF Flsmmins- When they left IL
took the wagons . week to haul their
inrnitnre 20 Lester. but they returned
With nothing and came through the
mountain themselves. They state that
'"> "auspsny guarded them while at work
and also At their home. and when paw
day came they were over drawn from
so to so. When they complaiaed and
showed their time thsy were tod by tie
paymsster: "Higgrr. you will settle by
my figures They stated that they hung
their heads and said Glen White amt
nothing like this. The families Who went
10 Kentucky made a serious mistake.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
Excelsior News

Last sunday We had quarterly meetins
at this place, Rev. w. +. Marley. Dist
S"Pt-. was present and preached two
able sermons u large congregations.
All the teacher- have arrived in the
district On Friday night Prof. ID. @.
Coleman. the principal OF the coIored
school here. aud Miss Elizabeth Green
assistant, met the parents in a meeting
Vie urged the parents u keep the chill
drrn IN schpol. Everyone seems ~ like
hun lie i zealOus, and determined 10
lnt ahe standard Of edncation higher
Some witty remarks were made bv all
the parents. especially X g. Greensby.
the old political var horse. Prof. Col--
man - stopping At the n ,sne Of Mr. and
Mrs w. NJ. Morrison. The teacher a,
Csretta resides with Miss Roberta Wood,
and Mrs. lualls.
The psolitical move in Big Cre~k Dir
trict has started. At present We have
three candidates for Justice Of the p-.c,
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DR.. and Mrs. W. v. Bridseferd
Entertaia in Honor Of Bride
and Groom, Dr.. and
rs. j = Herefnrl

Friday night the home of DR.
and Mrs. w. v. Brideeford was
one OF Raisty and splendor. Those
present we're DR.. aud Mrs. G.
N. M trshall, Dr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Hereford, Drs. W. II. A. Barrett
w. L. Colston. ]. M. Whittico.
Prof and Mrs E L. Ram. Mr.
aud Mrs. 0 W. W,Ikarsnn. Ed.
itor and Mrs. M T. Wbittico
Mrs. j. A. Hill, Misses Mamie
Gibbs. Lsurena Sinkford, Clara
Abbott. Mary Robinson, L1ey
MCGEE, ,Messrs G. F. Hill. w
+. Sample. ard j l.. F,nnev
The evening was spent In music.
dancing and whist. Evsrvbod :
was pleased and the D actor md
wife were beard to say they were
more than agreeabiy surorised
AZ such q hospitable reception.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
Inspecting Roads

Col james Elwood Jones, President ri
the Mcdowell County Court. and Col.
w. J. McClaren. County Road Engineer.
were va keystone Thursday upon a road
in~s~cting tour. The-e gentlemen calle,I
~ the Times office and expressed them
-''lv'~ a. being highly pleased at the
progress being made in road improve
'nent. Col. Jones stated that no county
~ the ~tate could show n good roasl- T. q
the amount At MONEY spent A. can Me.
D"~rli county. Mr. Jon.--. who j. al.o
General Manager 81 the Pocahontas
'"ai ~ Coke Co. was not 20 optimi-tie
over the bu-ine-- outlook. he stated
that the coal Interests 81 this section had
rush ofder- Tor al'out one month. bat
further than that they could not $50.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
Failure of
Christianity
The American Hebrew. August a.

The American Hebrew. August IA.
The London Jewish World dated Aug
D, just before England declared war
against Gerfnany, contained an rxcellcnt
editorial pointing To the failure of Chris
tianity in the present crisis. The World
said:
A. We write the air j. buriened with
war and the threats Of war. Vast armies
are modifying. marching and counter
marrhIng. The voice Of diplomacy j.
hushe.i To whisper almost. And men
are asking net whether the crimson tide
Of slaughter can lie stayed, but how mucI,
OF the worlds territory it can be permit
tel t. dye. The 'Armsgeidon.' 80 long
prophesie'l. seems at last at hand. and
Europe looks As If would, in the historic
Phra-e. rattle into barbarism.' and the
sun OF civilization set in a sea OF blood
~ We ponder ths-e thines We ask
"un~lvrs whether We do indeed live IN
der Christian civilization-under the
supreme dlspensation Of the Prince Of
Peaee. l. this all that two thousand
years OF Christianity, driven ahead in
the teeth ~ all opposition and over the
bodies Of countless myriad- II martyr.
can accomplish for mem Has this creed
with all the endless misery and suffering
that Il has entailed. done nothing after
all but lead the nations u the brink If
spiritual bankruptcy and material runing7
The Christian crrsi stands confes-e.i
today before all men a. horrible and
gha-tly failure. A faith whn-e corner
stone = brotberiy pear hut whose priests
have blessed the cannon and the battle
ship and turned . continent into a great
camp bri-tiing with steed. wa already
-u-TFvt. But now thst nearly ali IL
chief votsries have sprung at one anoth-
er throat-, and a msniacsl fury has
-riz'Si on the Christian host. the voice N
rea-on asks Can this barren cre,.I. the
principles 81 which CONT for =, little in
Practi-e. survive the exposure Has not
the world had a -urfeit II hi ow mo~k-
eris~7 Mockerie-. b. - sure, The re-
ligion whose own adherents turn their
cities N -hsmbles - It'll preached g. Jeus
a. the indispensable key D. salvation. and
rivers Il gold are - flowing n ac.-pIsr-t.
conviction. Do. for ti~i'- -ake. and IN.
sake Of common decrncy. let ~ have an
end ~ tins istoleral.l~ and hateful bus-
ines. II Christianity cannot guard IT,
'wn children. ies u IT lea-t ces-e D. prste
b Jews Of It. spiritual blessings. In the
~e'ter - bl"od aud psnir let ~, TOR
mercy : sake. have DINE With hypocrisy
md keep q clean tongne.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11

Sunday. Aug 30. Rev. ]. w,
logger was installed into the
Macedonia Baptist church. the
insulation sermon was preached
nv Rev j. w. Crockett, pastor
OF Ennis and Switchback church
- he chnse for his text Acts
2O:2S. which he handled witt
much power aud logic. Atm.
IN. Rev. Henry of Roseville dc
Iivered an able serm m from ISi
an 5417. At $50 Rev. Crocke,
preached another able sermon
from Joshua I'LL. Amount O,
collection was $42.52.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
At DINNER

Mr. w. F. Sample entertained 1t din
ner. Tuesday afternoon. several friends,
and he not only showed bin excellent
taste IN the selection al delicacies, hui
also by having only ladies present.. Mr..
Sample, VII" 10 single. showed that he
would not sndsneer his life by marrying
modern girl. but would he amply able 70
care Tor his digestive orsans, he not only
cooked the dinner . ID mode, but served
u In hrst-clsss style. The guesss were
h"- VIM Simpson; Misses Mary and
Alberta Robinson, Evelyn and Tes.ie
Simpson and Maize Harris.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
Glen White

The colored voters Of this plsce me
thursday night 81 last week and orvsn
'zeSi Republican club. There verr =
81 the voters present and many other
~bo were At work requested that th~v =
enroils-i ~ memt~rs. IL was agreed thai
the club would work. talk and vote a.,
the men who proved themselves u 10
trne. loyal snd honest Republicans. Tn.
officers are g. follows.
President. X. It. Thornton: wee Pre-
y. Cox; Treas w. G. Bolden: Record
ing Sscy. and Reporter, J. q. Coleman
Cor. Secy.. A. jordan: Sergpsnt a,
Arnis. J.. Hsskins; Sp- sker Of Hou-e
A. u. Johnson.
The organisation will ~ known a. the
Amateur Republican Club.
Mrs. VIM. Colemsn and dsugbter
EieDora, Of Salem, Va. Who has hen
visiting hei son and dsughter-in-lsx
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Coleman. returned
10 their homes after spending q pleasant
week here.
Mr. Hsu-ton Love has been returned
o. her same -rhool here.
7. Edward Hill, Of the Mcdowell Tin
keystone, Wa in our midst Thursday
evening and did much 10 inspire the boys
with hope. lie showed the value 81 or
ganizstion and pointed ont the sdvsnt-
aees offered in the Winding Cult and
Poeshontss coal fields The boys hsd
much N say IN prsise II Nr. Hill.
The families Who lefs her> to uo-<n-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
IS THIS THE WAY?

What is the matter with tho
Republican leaders IN this coun
ty. They all seem To be cross
ways with each Other. The old
time republicanism, infused with
enthusiasm and the spirit of TIM
old man, honest Abe Lincoln. 80
is thing OF the past. And H.
its stead envy. strife, malice and
the red flag" Haunted in the
face of each other, is the order
of the day for Republicans. The
question that naturally arises
with the Negroes who have al
ways been loyal To the Grand
Old Party" is: Has the party be-
come tired of the black mans
support and is forming a triple
alliance with the Democrats and
frogressives To split NV and
raise hi In general To do away
with the Negro in politics. Al
We want you To do il IN let u
know IL you are trying to sacri.
nee rs on the altar of hypOcracy
The Negro is learning that he
can stand anything the white
man can. III you live the Negro
Will do the same. If you die.
whether on the field OF bate or
not, the Negro il brave and cour
aeeous enough To do the same.
We are Republicans and have al
ways proved il. We have felt
free and at home To preach and
laud to the skies the RepubIicar
party and its leaders. but To dav
who are they? What are they
doing and what kind of doctrine
are they preaching? Who knows
who are the real rock ribbed r.
publicans, such "a have 50 easily
claimed the Negroes loyal SUD
port for Ia. these many year,, If
everv man who runs for an Of
nee and fails TO get it il ready L.
leave the party. what are w. u
do. Is every man who has an
opinion of his own and happen
to differ from his neighbor. I, be
branded SIS a grand rascal. a
boodler, jonah and CRATER VIII
vihhcation, iDsInuation, vitupcr-
atoms and all other pernicious
charges against men who din.r
help the cause The hope of7hc
party today il to give and take.
IL means To at least give a raw 81
hope TO the other fellow. Boss
ss who see and know no ono
bot themselves and who are
ready 10 read every man out Of
the party because he happens
not TO believe, soc and act a. no
does IL poor politics but 90. a
bossism, and il doing moro 70
destroy the party than anything
else today Colored men. ,on
have the right u examine and in
vestiaste the life and record Of
sny man who seeks your vote
You have q right - ask Of him
what he 10 going tn ID for YOU
end your race. how he expects
70 treat you. and " you are men
you win do IL.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
2,ocAs.


Mrs. Bulah Slsde, of Vivian.
was shopping in the city this
week.
Hon. w. Burbridve Payne,
Ci. cult Clerk. WAS in the city
SUNDAY.
Hon. II. Ed ward Hill has been
away on the Winding Gulf look-
ing after the interest OF this pa
per.
Mrs. Mary z. Stovall and Mics
Anna. Of RrseviIle. were guests
of Mrs. S4ilie StDvall-Hill Sun
day. They were mpanied
by Mr. LDrenza Armsted of Po-
cahontas.
Prof j ID. Coleman, of the B
e. L. preached at the Baptist
Church here Sunday morning
and night To large congregations
The sermons were both interest
ing and Instructive.
Constable Henry Richards, OF
Kimbali, who has been away at
the Hot Springs because of rheu
matte trou bles. returned q few
days ago much improved. He
says Hot Springs" is the best
place on earth for a sick man.
Miss Martha Edith Childress.
about whom We made it known q
Few weeks ago as having joined
the marriage couples of this
county, was in the CITY Sunday
the guest OF Miss Mamie Co bb,
who will also make her public de
butte 80 The circle of married la
dies. The invitations will be
made known through these col
umns very soon.
The schools which have opened
are being well attended and
from pre- cert indications the pa
rents and children seem TO be
very much in earnest about what
the state and public school Off
Gals are doing toward helping in
and of 'rine to the youths of this
state such Unprecedented oppor
tunities for an education.
Dr. f. L. loungue, of WEIGH. was
in the city sunday visiting DIR. Cvlson.
the dentist. Tie also called on several
other friends
Rev. j. ID Coleman, ID d., one OF
the nernbers of the faculty OF the Blue
field Coloned Institute, filed the mini,
OF Mt Chapel Baptist church in Kew
stone Sunday. lie preached two verv
able, ~ we'll a. practical sermons before
nice crowd each time. Rev. Mitchell
vas away on his vacation. MANY have
been the favorable cornments on ths
sermons preached 10y Or Coleman a.
being among the hest heard for some
time
The Rally at the NJ. +. Church.
Northiork. Last sunday was a grand sue
cess, ssl-4J being raised. The Rally will
be held at WEIGH next Sunday. w. X.
Burger, pastor.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
Slabfork

Labor Day Wac celebrated here in great
style. All work wss suspended and the
people had general good time.
A band has rr~ntly been Organized
here and 1t Is the equal OF any in the
coal fields.
HE base ball teams played in Mont
gomery Labor Day. This team has not
lost game this season.
Saturday Wa pay day and there were
several parties and dances that night
There was no disorder OF any kind.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
Winding Gulf

Both the winding Gulf Galleries Co
ana the Lynwin Coal Co. are practically
new but you will not lind a better crowd
OF men anywhere in the field. Officers
are not needed. they clerk in tie store-
Tor lack OF other work tn do.
Dan Fulp Is the leader Of the miners
Al the head OF the hollow. lie is a vet
eran miner and Is liked 10y all.
The companies here need men and arr
onering great Inducements to get them
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
Preachers Away

Prof ,. W. Robinson. Principal Of the
kimbail Underwater graded school, Dr.
X. n. McKoy, Pres. Of tse Golden Ruiz.
Rev Woody. Moderator Of the fl-,
Top Baptist Association, Rev. W. W.
Hicks and Rev. }. y. Pryor are attend
ing tbs National Baptist Convention THE
,vssk-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
New Pharmacy

Messrs- Banks and McGuffin will open
mp a new pharmacy in stanton, Va.
sept -. Both young men are very in.
dustrious aud promising, and we wish
them Welt.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
Mt Mt ERECT 4 MEsRo SCHOOL,

AsrtinsviIle. Henry County.
Virginia, IL The old home ~ the
pselish< ~ Of this paper and we
70 extrs0ely Interested in all
- 49, - make MP the welfare
? 49, Of dssr old Henry
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
For Sale

Two msics. wagon and harness for sale.
Wi-h u s>n st orrr: very 6n tr-ss
wagon and hsrn~s- IN hr-t-cis-- condi.
ton keasonabse terms. SeeJohn Trigg,
keystone. W. Va. g-4-I4-6f
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11
MARRIED LADIES
SOCIAL CLUB
Meets with Mrs. Helen
James


Mn Helen James entertained the N
l. $ O., Lat Thursday from 5 p. IN
until p IN AT 8 O'Clock needles,
thimbies and . -issors we're laid aside and
the members end eue~t. Mn. J. A. Hill.
OF P'tssburE, were invited 70 the dining
room where dainty and cooling refresh
menss were served The next meeting
will be st Mrs. T.. L. Ram.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11

All courses begin September 3oth, 1914.
For Catalogue Address
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
Washington, ID. G..
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-09-11

Entered As Second Glass Matter March
~, 1904, at the Post Office at Keystone.
W. Va, under act of Congress, March 3.
.s7s.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-10-19
Warren NJ. Royal,
PHYSICIAN

Office End floor 5-story Building.
Office Phone 90. IIOme Phone 2l2.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-10-19
Disastrous Fire at HazIehurst

Hazlehurst, Ca. October 49,
Four sheet iron buildings, occu-
pied as a meat market, restaur-
ant, drug store and barber shop,
valued at 81, 500, with no insur-
ance, were burned today. E. M.
Bean, gasolene lamp agent,was
making demonstration with a
lamp, throwing a burning match
on the floor near five gallons of
gasoline, which did the work in
few minutes.
Thompson and Webb's loss of
the market, 1000; Oscar Mob
ley, restaurant, $500; E. A.
Pughsley, drug store, $500; J.W.
Brundage, barber shop, $500.