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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-05
Republicans Win in
Many States
WOMAN SUFFRAGElOSE
IN EVERY STATE
Vets Win in Ohio ..Doak Of "Full
Crew" Fame Loses in Old
Virginia.

Tuesday was great Repub-
lean day throughout the coun-
Try. the party of the donkey lost
even in the home of President
wilson, New Jersey. and the
state of Ohio went wet by an in
creased mai ,rity over last year.
One victory that is pleasing to
the Negroes OF this section is the
victory of w. l.. Andrews over
w. h. Doak for the state senate
IN the Roanoke district of Vir.
ginia- Mr.. Doak Is the attorney
for the brotherhood Of Railway
rrainmen and fought hard TO get
what IL known as the full crew
nil. - passed in Virginia two
wears ago and attempted TO get
the same bill passed by the last
session of the West Virginia leg
islature. DOak was a candidat
on the Rel ublcan ticket and was
fought by Mr.. w. s. Battle. gen
"ral claim agent of the N. & w.
Railway. Conductor l.. d Mas
TN and Editor NJ. T. Whittico
spent Monday and Tuesday in
the magic city showing the 300
Negro voters the danger of sup
porting Mr.. Doak.
OHIO WET.
The returns indicate that the
prohibition amendment lost in
Ohio 5y a majority OF at least
100000. Ohio remains wet.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
The women lost their fight for
the right To vote in New York,
Pennsvlvania and Mass.
REPUBLICANS WIN.
In Mas achu$etts Hon. Sam,
W NCCail, Republican, q former
COngressmal won the election
Tor governor over the present
Democratic incumbent. David I
Walsh.
Republicans won in Pennsyl-
van'a ny Increased mi ,rities.
even winning oyer the Fusion
ticket IN p n'Iislphia
The New J .rsey Legislature
viii he Republican nv a good
working majority. Preside Mt
Wilson was rebuked in his home
state.
The vote was close in Kentucky
and Maryland, with indications
pointing 10 election OF Republic
governor
Democrats won as usual in
Virginia and the dry majority in
the Legislature will be large and
radical prohibition Legislation
vii no DOUBT be passed.
TszsweII county and the Third
Senatorial District, in which
Tsze~ell is located. went Re On b.
hcan. Hon. Powell ROYAL was
re elected state senator.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-05
Dr.. Barrett Making
Good in New Field

Last week a white man by the
name OF John Rogers in East g.
L"o's. III. underwent a very DIFF.
ncoit operation at st. Mary.
Hospital when hrs leg vas sm,,r.
lated DR. w. IA A. Barrett
formerly of Keys tone. perform.
ed the opera ION wnGh WIZ
pronounced success. d. Rar.
retts friends all ovar w. Va
gladly welcome tn whole-o,.
news OF his anviahie renu,a,,,,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-05
HELP TO KEEP
OHIO WET
}. K. Smith Returns
From Ten Days
Speaking Tour

Hon James kLox smith. National
jail kobber, returned from Ironton.
Ohio, where hs made a nni,si.,.r Of -pee,.h
- Tor the "wet- Att ,rnry smith ha-
spoken IN many cities and states and l.
Well Known throughout tir, country and
IN an interview with "A rep sentative. "a
TIE Times after III return stat.i that a..
advised thu voters OF Ohio T. vote VT
and pictured conditions in West Virginia
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-05
JUDGE RODIHsOws Announcement

jUU6t kublNSUNS MHUUNCtCthI.
The announcement of Ex-
Judge Ira E. Robinson as a can
didate for the Republican nom
nation of Governor is meeting
with q favorable reception in this
end Of the stste. it 10 true that
the Negroes of Southern West
Virginia do not know the able
jurist As we'll as they do Mr.. Lii
ly but they are ready and willing
to be convinced that he will be as
fair to them as is the present en-
cum bent in the high office which
the Judge aspires.
In another column OF this is
sue appears the announcement
of the Judge and dis
cussion of the situation bv a
correspondent who in eff ct
says that the Negro vote will be
more evenly divided between two
Of the republican candidates next
year than it was between Gov
nor Hatfield and his opponents
3 years ago.
1t is perfectly natural that the
present sentiment in the large
black counties should favor Gen
Lilly, because he is we'll known.
having campaigned for many
years and met a great many of
the citizens bnt whether this
condition will remain since the
Ex-Judge has announced himself
a candidate is a question to be
determined by future develop
ments.
The Mcdowell Times has re-
peatedly declared that it desires
TO see Governor n. d. Hatfield in
the U. S. Senate because with
him there the Negro will have an
able and fearless advocate ard
the state a senator who repre-
sents the mass OF its citizens and
who will always be found on the
side of the people. but this paper
Is not committed TO the candida
cy of any individual for governor
or other state Office.
We are investigating the mer-
its Of each candidate or probable
and will support those
who come nearest representing
the highest ideals OF the Repub-
lican Party and will be true
friends Of the Negro race and
will aid IN every possible way it's
future prospects and develop
ments.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-05
Died After Long Illness

Mrs keei Ichn-sn, aged Al. .'.rar,,,,
this HE q, the home Il l...r -,-,., "
''A'i"it johnson. Saturday. a. -. ard
~As burned in P.,rahonis~. Va. >,.n.irx
afternoon Miss Iohrsoa h. s.i l-., -,.k
Tor long while with heart .ii-..a,. A.,
'i'r enh came owe IN and a.~,ullx
esNeS 10 VA 'nrn INV io-~ - ~i-fer.
hir- hrrr'rtt lot mo. "f sh,- ri,y and =
brother, Mr.. Luther johnson oi ,. khn.,
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Notice.

HE Ch--aI-ake and Potomac Tal..
P'io"e Company has requested tie Com
mon Council Of the city ri keystone.
Mcdowell County, W Va. t. ra-. an
ordinance authorizing il Ia u-- the streets
alleys aud highways "f said city for IA.
purpose al constructing therein =,
u'-r-n"'n - Jos. consiuits. cables
wire- Ala. hN...s.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-05

ATTY e. H. ki!e,. IL N-~ York. !. in
Ne)s 81 'i'r the guest vi ATTY. "a. j. ale
hart
""rk Is keeping up tine at the Key
s'"'" '"~i ~ Cake - thu men are
WORKING every 'ias they desire Mr.. Jack
>'""i' ti~ Superintendent, l. de- ply in
tr'''-tsa IA has employees and .Iso "a the
eity oi h-1s:One
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LOCALS

0VV"SV
When st Jsnkirj-nes rsn f"r
Collins q Curtis automobile
when you want to be taken across
the mountains 70 meet trains.
Jss. Hairsson ss Jenkir jones is
the leading man in the cleaning
and pressing UusaresS
REV. Luther r. Fsrrer. who
10 making himself felt a few
other men in the ministry of the
gospel. viii have . big affair next
Sunday to raise money 70 buid
. church.
School work ct Jenkinjones is
progressing nicely. Rev. Cyrus
and Mrs. Duogee are the teach
ers.
Dr. E w Lpmax of Bluetield
10 having y very line brick build
ing erected on ell the modern
plans. When completed it will
be one of the finest two story
buildings in that city.
Mrs. James Carter of Cind.
rella subscribed for the Times
to be sent to her sister, Miss
Sarah Hsirston ct Gillian.
II. l. Welborne, OF William
son. . most genial fellow and a
big hearted young man entertain
ed . few special friends at DR..
Whit:ico's ofice Sunday night,
Mrs. George Foy OF Graham.
Va, was . pleasant visitor ir
william son last week.
The KimbalI High School boys
will play foot ball with the and
team Of the Rluefeld Colored In
stitute team Thanksgiving day.
This game promises 70 be a hair
raising proposition since SPECIAL
preparations are being made by
both teams. DR.. Webb for Kim.
ball II doing his best bot II is
safe to say that the b. Q. |. ooys
will be equal to any emergency.
The Keystone Wagon Com pany
IL tickled half to death at the
popularity of the r wagons and
the great dem and for them. One
old farmer who bought one of
their wagons said II was the best
wagon made.
Those from the coal fields who attend
cd the Institute foot ball game at Blue
teid Friday were Deputy Sheriff a~d
NM j. +. Psrson, Editor and Mrs. NJ.
7. Whittico, Mr.. and MrS. T. Edward
Hill and con, Misses Katherine and
Aiieen Harper. DIR. and Mrs Joseph r.
Brown. DR.. and Mn. ". V. Bridyeford.
hiss Rose RridRrford, Messrs. w. r
Sample. q. +. Hill and DR.. VI. Col
son NJ Keystone; Atty A q. Froe and
DIR. +. l.. Youngue of WEIGH; Dr. A. :
Adams. j. II. George and Mns. W. n.
Drevry OF Northfork Squire Sad.ller anu
H. q. simpson OF Eikhorn.
Rev. }. W. Crockett, memner of the
board of Education, Northfork District.
and jack Taylor Of Mcdowell were IN
Keystone Monday.
Rev. X. II. McKoy. ID. d.. Of Bran.
well, We in the city Tuesday. He stated
that the work Of the Golden Rule Assn
citation wss progressing nicely and that
new members we're being added daily.
Floyd Ross Of EIkhorn. grand secre-
tary OF the q. U. o o. r., was in this
city Tuesday and called ct the Times
Office. Mr.. Ross hes finished compiling
the minutes and placed them in the press
Tor publication. the quickest work ~ any
grand secretary OF the state. Ia - ~
ported that Mr.. Ross will he's candi-
date for justice Of the peace for EIkhorn
district 20 succeed Squire ssddIer. bot
Mr.. koss would not confirm or deny the
report
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-05
1IDfatftR WANTS MINERS

Tie Iidewstsr and King Coal & Coke
Oompsn'es are still in ned u men. e.
peci@iiy mineu bur they can n. Other
men - ~eii- These comp.nies make
every reasonable provision ior the CON-
Tort OF tie people who live upon the OBJ
GRAFTON. They Day of every two ~rsk..
provide good houses. good water. and
sell PROVISIONS - cheap - the in,~ssn-
dent dealers Cosored men iron. Nirx,pi.
s"d North Carolln. will do ~~ll Ia work
upon tins OPERATION where they can nav.
uoes' '"~-, ehekens and y,oi xsrd~ns.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-05

Returns from Tssewen. Va.
bring ths news that . Hartman
was elected 70 every ONCE a.
pirsd - N ~ rsosns election.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-05
KimbalI His'n School
Defeated. by Keystone
Eckmzn Graded School

The b-imball high Schoc, cross.
ed oahs with the Keystone Eek.
man Graded Schooi "Wednesday
oi this week. The Key stone
Eckmsn school defeated the high
school 10 q we'll PLAYED game. Gaze,
score being ; TO 10. The Hiyn
School showed their inability to
handle the Keystone Eckman
boys from start to finish and Dr.
Weob. who had charge Of the
athletic department of the sc no
gives 1t cut a. an excuse A
lack Ut training" Bot IN. BOYS
OF the graded school rather think
1t Is tile lack of ability" To do
thirgs especially to play bali.
d lie said It Was sure sign of
over confidence. concelt, or some
thing of that KIND The result
stands out as testimonial against
both the Trainer aud the trained
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-05

There Is no excuse Tor the
above except the lack of prepa-
ration. What the world is want
ing Is men prepared To DO
things.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-05

The Chesap~akr ard Potomac r-le-
phone Company has Requested the Com
mon C"t'iieii ri the Town ri CLARK. Nc
D"~rii County, n--t Virginia, l.. ps-- an
"ruiSs'''e "nthor'<ingit Ia u-c the streets.
alleys and highways OF said town Tor the
pui po~e cd constructing therein and
'her'up'n ITS poles, conduits, cables.
All" hNt'"- Ia - Nv
'''r Mcdowell Times will give you all
lie rr~> soth loral and national ps.a
the 1iul.s.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-21

Just one piece of wreckage was
saved from the collapse. When he
had inherited a fortune he had decided
to an old servant of his uncle little
farm near Rushton. Just as the af-
fairs of the collapse were wound up,
the death of his pensioner was fol-
lowed by the announcement that the
property had been willed back to his
beneficiary.
Talcott evaded the townspeople
when he reached Rushton late in the
afternoon. 1t was dark as he return
ed from an inspection of the little old
farm. He felt more hopeful now,
however, for it promised him COM
Portable home and a living. Curiosity
led him towards building surround
ed by stone wall and aglow with
light 1t was the old homestead-but
how grandly extended and remodel
ed!
There were lights over it's gateway.
He had not thought of his random
gift for over five years, though often
of Mabel He drew nearer to read
one OF the gate pillars. II read,
'Lysle Worthington Talcott-blessed
of all men. He builded better than he
knew" .......
A woman passing by halted, gazed
at him, advanced, drew back and he
saw her face.
Miss Deanew he spoke tremu-
lousy.
Her face lit up as if by magic. Her
soulful gladness affected him as some
rare perfume He must come to see
her father. 1t was at the Deane home
that Talcott learned of the venture
he had practically started, developed
by Mabel and her charitable assist
ants until it had become a noted phil
anthropic work.
Those days his heart took hope.
Those hours, when Mabel, reading
Alright his gloom as well as his aWak-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-21
BY Betty Brown

An airy-fairy thing of many frills
is this evening gown Nine. ALA Rip
ley has designed for the autumn de-
butante. ....
It's made of a delicate biscuit
shade of taffeta embroidered in silver
and gold threads of lace. Fine cream
lace forms the upper part of the
gown, the sleeves and the bottom of
the skirt. The princess lines are de-
fined by a girdle of silver ribbon; the
girdle is caught in the front with a
yellow rose corsage.
The New York Evening Mail, under
''War Questions Answered, recent
ly told reader how to obtain a mar
rage license.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-29
STATE HIGHWAY COMMlS-
SION DISTRIBUTES S1O5,6OO

Denver, April 2S.-The Colorado
State Highway Commission yester-
day distributed s1O5,sOO among the
various counties OF the state to be
used in the road fund. OF this amount
Fremont county gets $4,000. Dis
trict No. 1. was given $4,000; Dis
trict No. 2. $4,000; District No. 3,
s20.25O; District No. 4, s3O,250; Dis
trict No. 8. s12,650.
The fund in district No. /, was di--
vided as follows: Adams, s6,50o;
Arapahoe. $1,000; jefferson. s2.5Oo;
Clear Creek, $1,000; Gilpin, $1,000;
Boulder. $4,000; Lamar s2,45O; Weld
$4,000; Morgan, $1,000; sedgwick,
$1,000; Philips, $3.50; Washington.
$3.50; Yuma, $3.50. Total. $4,000.
District No. was divided as fol.
lows: Lake $1,000; Douglas. $4,000:
El Paso. $1,000; Ebert, 1880; Lin
coin. $1,000; Kit Carson. $3.50; chey-
enne, $3.50; total s15.250.
DiDGlCt @NO. o. Wdb ulFlueQ as IDl-
lows: Fremont $4,000; Custer. $500;
Pueblo. $1,000; Huerfano. $1,000; Las
Animas. sf.1OO; otero, $3.50: Crow.
ley. $500; Kiowa. s75o1; Bent, ST.
900; Prowers, $500; Baca. $3.50. Total
$20,25o.
District No. 4 was divided as fol-
lows: Archeltetta, Costilla, La Plata.
Montezuma, Rio Grande and San Juan
nothing; Elwood Pass road, $20.50O;
Alamosa, $3.50; Conejos, $3.50; Delta.
$1,000: Dolores. $3.50; Gunnison.
$1,000; HInsdale. $500; Montrose. ST..
BOO; Mineral, $3.50; ouray. $3.50: San
Miguel, $1,000; saguache, $1,000. Total
sso,25O.
District No. 8: Eagle. $3.50: Gar
neld, 81, 900; Grand, $3.50: jackson,
$3.50; Mesa. $4,000: Monat. $3.50;
Pitkin, S125; Rio Blanco. $4,000;
Routt, 1920; Summit $1,000. Total
sis.s5o.
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FORMER CANON CANON CITY CITY coy DD00Yi
CHARGED WITH AUTO THEFT

Pueblo, April 2s.-Another 10Y
ride" ended disastroasly for Pete
Whalen. q chauffeur, this morning,
when he was arrested by the police
of Colorado Springs and held for the
Pueblo authorities. on a charge OF
stealing a seven-passenger Detroit
from the old fire station at the corner
of c street and Victoria Monday
night. The automobile is the prop
.erty of F. c. Thomas and F. l.. Bun
ten. who have converted the hre sta
tion into garage.
The car is alleged to have been
stolen from the garage shortly before
midnight. William Nitz, an attend
ant, was asleep in room overhead,
and declares that he was not awaken
ed by any noise. Despite the fact
that the alleged thief was obliged to
move several other cars out OF the
way, and that he also drew ten or
fifteen gallons of gasoline from the
tank. he succeeded in getting away
without detection.
Another. man and two women are
said to have been with whalen when
he was arrested.
The back axle of the car had been
broken and the auto was taken to a
garage in Colorado Springs for re-
pairs. 1t was there that the police
apprehended the party.
Whalen told the police. 1t is report
ed, that he made several attempts to
find the proprietors of the garage be-
fore takine the car and that one OF the
party with him was desirous OF hiring
it. Failing to find either Thomas or
Bunten. he declared. he assumed the
responsibility.
Under the new law recently enact
ed by the legislature, "joy riding"
with property belonging to another. Is
classed as a felony. The charge
named in the warrant against whai.
en-. therefore. is grand larceny.
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cause of her trouble was not deter.
minable and that whatever it was it
was not of an alarming character.
Mrs. orendorff,s condition is much
improved during the last week or
ten days and her friends are predict
ing for her speedy restoration to
health.
WRITES OF ILLNESS OF z. D.
BARNHART.
Mrs. 2. D. Barnhart, WHO is at pres
ent at the Colorado State Soldiers
home at Monte Vista, writes that her
husband. z. D. Barnharrs health,
which has been declining since his de-
parture from here a year and half
or two ago, has recently become such
as to cause considerable anxiety on
the part OF his realtives and friends
Mr.. Barnhart is member of Green
wood Post No. 10. G. A. R. of this
city.
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PRESIDENT WILSON'S
PRIVATE PEACE ENVOY

This photograph OF z. NJ. House.
close friend of President Wilson. said
to have been sent privately by him
to sound European governments on
the question Of peace. was taken the
other day in London. Mr. House
has been chary OF photographers In
the United States. but he had little
hesitation in posing in London.
e'es Sc Terai years he has been a
very close friend of President Wilson
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-29
GETTING IN THE GAME

The following letter was received
this morning from the membership
secretary at Colorado Springs:
Membership Secretary.
Canon City. Colo.
Dear Sir:
Things are shaping themselves for
the grand membership campaign to
be held the first week in May Mr..
Hopkins of the State Committee has
told us that the system of points
which we had worked out would be
all right for all the Associations in
the contest. Namely, that one dollar
paid In counts two points ON the total
and every dollar pledged counts one
point. On this basis the campaign
will be conducted. l am sure the
campaign will be a success in Colo
rado Springs as l hope 1t will be In
Canon City and Grand Junction.
We have our dinner on Tuesday
night the 9th for our chairman and
captains. At this time We will pick
the committees for their respective
captains. On the Monday following.
on the night of May Srd. we have a
grand opening dinner attended by all
captains and chairmen and also the
committeeman, about one hundred
thirty-five in all. At this time the
names will be given out. This list
OF names has been prepared. There
are about one thousand in the senior
membership list and that many more
in the High School and Grammar
School list. We hope to bring our
membership list up to one thousand,
as 1t stands now there are seven hun
dred eighty-five on the books. This in.
formation Is volunteered, not with the
idea Of influencing your campaign.
but merely to show what our plan, of
action is. Hope we will put It over
you"
Sincerely yours.
CHAS. T. SHELDON,
Membership Secretary.
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AGAIN HOVERS
NEAR WHITE HOUSE
tBY UNITED PREss)

Washington. April 2s.-It is rum
ored that President Wilson is to be-
come a grandfather again within a
few weeks. Secretary OF the Treas
ury McAdoo is expected to be the
father this time.
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FOR sAI.E-REAL ESTATE

FKuiT RANCH FOR SAILS 65-
1OOths acres OF finest fruit trees;
$50 bearing trees; room house; 30
H. P. Mason Auto; out buildings;
farm tools; buggy and wagon; house
furnishings. goes at $500 90. $500 no
cash. Balance s20o.OO each Sep
tenber at per cent or terms to
suit buyer. It will pay you to look
at this place at $3.50 East Main st.
Box 50. Phone White 1871.
esp6td1tw
e~o4e~oeeoeoee~>~ee~oooSee
The imported Eoixmshl wan papss
are attraetlng atssntion- Keys Paint
compAny.-adv. 1ats
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TWO MINUTE
Title Talks
NO. ELEVEN

(Waseh This Space Every Thursday)
The Old Way And The NoW
In former days there was no safe
method Of ever being sure about
titles 10 lands.
II you got uneasy about your title
you went to the County Clerks Office
and the Clerk would make the search
az best he could.
He would take the index records
and look page by pago for the old
deeds to your lands. He could never
know whom tho task was done.
In the end you got worry unsatis-
factory assurance as to your title.
Now, II is different.
The AbstrActer has stepped in and
prepared, At great expense: q mar
velously accurate index that reveals
the true condition Of every tract u
land.
Il 4 no longer suss. worh; but
absolute knowisdss
m FronoNl G. Aboirool g.
IWA G. oloilnooo, oOoFo1oY
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News Notes
(Advertisement.)

Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. 5ss
Main street. Record office.
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Time is money but some of US have
neither.
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The Army and Navy of our local or
ganization think that Mr.. Sheldon
has another hope" coming.
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FOR sALE-MiscelIaneou.

FOR sALE-Fresh Jersey Cow. Phone
Canon 1872. sotf
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FOR sAI-E-Horse for driving and
work and buggy. lle No. 7th. s5ps
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Rscord Want Ads ars suFo . bFino
RssultA.
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WANTED

sTRATHMoRE HOTEL want all
kinds of poultry. Best price paid.
71u
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n, : Rseord want A.
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MONDA1
WILL LEAVE SHORTLY FOR
HAMoA0

Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Rogers Of SIS
Pike avenue. sold their furniture and
household effects 1t public auction
this afternoon and Will leave or Wed
nesdsy By automobile Tor ottaNAs
Kansas. whore they viii spend the
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-Boarders and roomers,
s1s Myrtle ave-. South Canon.
95t7d -2tw