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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
CHICKASh NORMAN
Art Reeds Pupils VIII Try TO Dupll-
cate ChciOkce's Stunt on Norman
High Today

NORMAN. okla, oct % -Chicku-
sha high school football men are In
Norman today attempting 10 dupll-
cate the stunt Cherokee accomplished
week ago. Last week when the
north-state scholustlcs defeated tho
locals by the score NJ 20 to II. they
administered the second defeat to the
local high school team that II has un-
dersone on the home field n the his
tory OF Oklahoma high school foot
ball.
'hlckasha has fast team. being
coached by Artic g.. Reeds, former
sooner star and pupI Of Rcnnir
owen, but Normamr.S are confident
or victory. The visitors have a team
on which only four men are yeter-
ans, and II they succeed In taking the
Top part OF a score from the aensp o.
uonally fast locals, .t viii Dee due al.
most entirely 10 the coaching OF the
FORMER Sooner.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
JUST ONE MORE
GAME TO COME



feds sunday
Old man baseball who has been
grOggy for the past month and np-
parrully dead Tor the last ten days,
viii stage a resurrection In oklahoma
city The grnndolgamc viii pun a
Sarah Bernhard stunt nl Saratoga
park Sunday afternoon and give Ians
Of the city chance TO look over some
Of the pastimers who have been draw
Ing salaries from that thorn In %. y =
side, the Federal league
Chick Brandon, who halls okla
homa city as the place where he
hangs his Ger. was I'm the Office
Thursday and explained the seeming
lncurslon upon the gridlrou games
time. Chick SAYS there are tNU Ira-
SONS why he Is striving $40 hard To
make this coming game between the
kawfeds ana his picked team a h 9
success The first IL because be- has
never pitched but one game iu his
home town and the second is be-
cause he wants tO show the hum
FOLK that the Feds are major
league organization and no kiddu
with these ideas In View. when
George StOvall told him last summer
that the Kansas city Feds we're
contemplating a transforming trip II
oklahoma, Brandon told him to bee
sure and let him know In time ana
he'd arrange game FOR him home.
The good word having come. thick
took the whole respunsihlIlN oi
staging the contest on his own shout
dcrs Tor pocketbOoO and told Gene
Packard to bring his Packers on over
/ here and get tNmming
/ For Sundays farewell game. Rrnn-
/ dom Will have Allen. the Bufl'ds
| catcher ns his battery mate. and has
secured Ned Pettigrcw, Kelly OF Sioux
| CITY. Reynolds. Of Jersey city Rruwn
| low. from the Texas league. Single
| ton. from the Central association
I Hopper. who was with Tulsa last year,
and two others who he has not yet
| decided upon
The regular Packer lineup, with
| few exceptions, will oppose Brandom's y
/ team Gene Packard. rhlet Johnson,
Brown. Rawllns Kruger. Goodwin,
I Tuppau and Griggs of the kawfed
/ team VIII be ON hand, aud Edgar
1 Wiuctt and johnny Miller formerly
with Detroit and Pittsburgh will be
iu the game
with hs fingers an straight as pen
ellis, and an earnest gleam IN his
eye. BRANDON assured the writer
that he believed hts bunch could
beat the transformers n the luck
und breaks come and II they don't
thu 10 VIII be one swell Ntll" ball
game ANYWAY. Tho game will start ut
$50 at Saratoga Park. and viii Ei."
oklahoma city fans an Ideal upportu-
mN tu look over some uf the stars
ut the outlaw organization
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
GIBBONS MAKES
$4,000 NOISE
st. Paul Youth Says lie VIII Wager
That Amount Thht He Can LICK
Mcfarland

n pnuI Youth Says lie VIII Wager
That Amount Thht He Can LICK
Mcfarland
pIowing the turf and away from
the public glare has not appealed 70
MIkr Gibbons. After his bout WIN
pnrkcy Mcfarland. the St Paul Phan'
tom announced that he would rest TOT
s,, months or year before he en-
gagged In another match. bul Mlke
has heard the call of the gong ana
the Chicago boy
$4,000 May Bc Magnet
Gibbons II fusslng for action WIN
Pnckey again. lie secured N5'OOo
straight from the New YORK promol-
ers In the bout, which was no,
decision affair, hut one which shu"eu
am advantage for Packey The slgh'
NJ the $4,000 and the aftermath
words from Mcfarland have aroused
Mike 49,,
From his typewriter at 81 Paul
Gibbons has penned the following
words Tor the boxing fraternity
According to press reports Fack'N
Mcfarland II willing tu meet me a'
l5l hounds II he is sincere ln ms
statement. / will wager any amount
from $40 OOO To $40 600 as % side bet
that can beat him. / Will box MN
10 OF 90 rounds and would Ike u"
have referee render II decision.
4 .tu claim that he VII never
sign a contract 90 meet me at l'f
pounds. and his loud shouting Tor
another match Ia simply publicity
stunt which must protect against
mysrlf Here's his chance II he means
fight
Claims the Victory
AFTER trouncing m when hardly
able tu crawl through the ropes there
isn't "a doubt hut that can stop
him when right He never boxed
any one In his career unless he had
them at an advantage and / don't be-
llryp he intends TO reform now.
# got down as low ua possible by
training. and when unable Co make
the required weight had To starve
myself and take steam baths after
each workout. aud I surprised myself
by standing up and beating hin for
10 rounds,
Regarding several reports that
the bout was fixed. / wish 60 state
that / would not have gone through
that dreadful ordeal ot making an
almost Impossible weight, as J could
have had that fixed to my liking and
there isn't any sum that would induce
me tn risk my reputation. which !
have spent so many years Co gain
For 20 rounds with "a de. sion The
Mcfarland Gibbons scrap would he
worth going miles TO see.
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success as far as drawing crowds
was concerned. The officials. however.
have concluded thar t X not pay
Ing proposition, and that the local
team viii draw as Ncll without IT, es-
peclally playing as good bail az It did
the latter part NJ the season. The
price will be- Increased To either 20 ar
20 cents and roof viii be put over
the stand. The pavilion seats " n
be 80 and 30 cents and general ad-
mission to the grundstand will be- 90
cents, with possibly three rows OF re-
served seats at IS cents.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
AND PAT SQUIRMED

Pat Moran was interviewed bv a
woman reporter In Cincinnati and
mere are a few questions that ver,
leaders.
who Is your fattrst man.
who is your thlnnrst man
What tine do they go tu bed
what time DO the, get upo
Are they superstltluus2
Are they afraid to play Frldays2
Is playing harder than managing
would YOU rather play I'm not
weather than cool weather.
Are you for woman's suffrage
DO you play golf'
DO you smoke cigarcttes7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
GET THE AXE

George r Edwards Of Cleveland
has been asked % settle the follow
mr baseball question:
THE first two men up In the
ninth hit safely The third man up
Do ts ny into Il tree II lodges In said
irrr ana the two runners score. out
iH.drr shakes tree and catches ball
h.'urr II hits ground. Is the batter
n... DO the runs count? Should The
ht'ters return 20 their bases and the
mlsman get another chance"
Nh Edwards very properly com
m,uts that the batter II not out aud
ihu' the runs do count ! might add
That the tree should have been put out
rTsf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22

When the rnyst feels ono tlrr ana the
throat burns. you have indigestion aud
yuu need llERBINr 90 grt rId uf the
disugrrcahlp feeling Il drives ont bad
lv dlrr,trd food strengthens the
stomach aud puuurs thy bowels.
Price 5uc Sold ny NcsttalI Drug Ca
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
Sooners Leave for Dallas;
Team Is in a Fine Condition
Notwithstanding Longhou Great Weight Advantage Men
Have Wonderful Opportunity to Force Defeat Down
Texans Throats. No Injuries Affect Regulars


NORMAN. OKLA, oct 22 With
immense strcamers along the sides Of
the coaches bearing the slogan Heat
Texas" with the band playing and
with a hundred loyal Oklahumaus ON
board. the special train bt5riug the
oklahoma football team left Norman
at S:3O this morning bound for the
Daliag fair. where Soonors VII 80 to
the last ditch" In the attempt To
wreuk vengeance ON that wonderful
mavhifr NJ speed. weight aud nerve
Coach Aucrdirc has developed at
Texas
The telegraph operator at Norman
was rushed to the limit AN day yes
tcrdly sending and receiving irl"-
grams sent from student tn parent
and from parent 90 student Dad, ]
want to go to T,Nus everybody else
is going aud ! cam make the trip ON
Sli" IL about the text uf % nc-truths
of the wires that Iru the university
city yesterday
Every student thui could beg or
borrow $gI5 necessary Do buy "a
ticket is now ON his way To Texas
The hundred fares that satisfied the
Norman business mems guarantee
were taken up ana many To spare
long before train time The train Will
reach Ft Worth about O'clock IN y
afternoon. where Il viii ho held three
hours while HcnnIp and Mcncham
rum the team through signal practice,
and will leave M worth l0 3 o'clock
and arrive In nalus uu hour later
4 team that b,as generally in bet
ter condition thuu Am. eleven that
has left the university u recent years
was ON thui special train that left
Norman this morning The eleven
first string men. the bunch that will
start the night against Texas. were I'm
the pink of condition. mo-, d nruIsc or
a twisted muscle ~ hinder them the
least bit iu the struggle for revenge
on the Longhurng"
More men were taken than cN-
pected to make the trip There were
twenty-four or them TWO teams aud
a couple OF men To spare Tho Hist
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-22
JITNEY BALL GONE

ST LOUIS. oct 2e.-Th, 10 cent
hleacher seat will he abolished at
the 81 Louis Federal league park next
season II was tried the last month
OF the season Just ended ana proved
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-06-04
SUMMER SCHOOL At INSTI.
TUTE TO Be BEST IN
HISTORY

Unusual interest 10 being shown in the
Summer School which 10 70 begin at the
West Virginia Collegiate institute Mon
day morning, June 18th. Many teacher.
in this and other states have registered,
and the indications are that this will IL
one OF the best sessions in the history of
the Summer School.
A special feature Of the Summer School
Teacher Training Institute which begins
under the directions Of Rev. III. @. Ly-
man, ID. d., National Sunday School
worker, June nth. No wide-awake Sun
day School worker in the State can sf-
ford 70 miss this rare opportunity for
better training IN this important work
This Teacher Training work will he con-
Quoted for only one week. Any one de-
siring information concerning either the
regular work Of the Summer School or
the special training work, should address
Prof. Byrd Prillermsn, Institute, West
Virginia.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-06-04

there were general rallies at all OF the
churches.
Mr.. ID. w. Parker Of Winding Gull
was in town this week. Mr.. Parker !.
purchasing some property in Lester in
the Rogers Addition.
Mr.. Henry Peters. We roget u say,
left BeckIey on last SUNDAY. lie go.
from here 70 Cincinnati.
Rev. X. NJ. g. Reel was in town TIN.
week. Rev. Reel II from Mt. Carbon.
The new City Ordinance making il q
misdemeanor for any person under IL.
age Of q To lOiter on the streets or in an,
public place alter ten thirty O'Clock D.
m. and the same for any other person
after twelve O'Clock, has been passed. D,
the City Council. The ordinance L.
came effective last Monday the 3Ist ulto.
B.W.P.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-06-04
GLEN WHITE
NEWS
(By REV. w. r wOODSON)

(By REV. w. r wOODSON)
Dear Editor, please publish this article
that public may know that We are still
alive. This month brings to our memory
that We have served a. pastor at this
place for one year. We have hal our
joys and sorrOws, notwithstanding We
have had some true friends standing by
our sides On the 9Th Sunday our ami
versary Was observed. The anniversary
sermon was preached by Rev. II. @.
Gregory of Beckley, w. Va, from Micah
5:2, from which he preached a power
iul sermon. At 3 p. ~, Rev. :. III.
Mitchell preached logical sermon from
Acts 1918. At = p. m. Rev. Gregory
preached from Ezekiel 9:45. This great
preacher fed us from the holy Scripture
until our hearts overfiowed with 10Y.
At the evening services Mr.. T.. +. White
was present and contributed 500.
Mr. White tries to make things pleasant
for his employees and is aproachable at
any time There were other white vlsi-
tors present who contributed also. II
was a high day in Zion which all seemed
70 enjoy. The choir under the direction
of Bro. X. T. Thornton rendered excel
lent music assisted by Bro. Gilbert Jones
and wife and others from Lester.
Some OF the contributors were Mr.. F..
r. White, 500; Mrs. E.E. White, SI.OO;
James Flood and j. A. Jordan 81. 80; "
t. Thornton, Ed Watkins A johnson
and Alex Neal Sl.25; Mary woodson
Bel Cox, Robert Lawson, Il. J. Hammer
Lewis Hairston and w. O. Bolden 81 %.
Sisters Watkins and Marinda Woodsor
zoe. Those that gave sc are a. follows
Mildred Jordan, Bailey. Eli Wad
dell, Lettie Lawson, Eva Hammer, Johr
Spears, Ethel Harris and @. @. Woods
Those that gave DC: Lewis Garter
Aaron Mitchell, T. Jefferson, Ed bud
ley, Huston Love. w. q. Melcher, Sis
Lee, Hattie Hairston, Wire Johnson
Mary Flood, Ada Featherson, I'd Doug
las, Noah Bunker, Ada Mitchell, W. J
Milton. Woods, Gilbert Jones. Sistel
Jones.
This Was a spiritual and financial sue
cess Even the unssved are praising th.
wonderful sermon. We are inforrne,
that the collection was higher than evel
before At this place, 20 We feel that Go,
T. with rs.
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in the Association.

represented in the Association.
Mesdames Anderson and Andrew
johnson, of Vivian and Landgraf, were
there and took an active part in all the
deliberations.
Attorney w. !. Parker, of Bluefeld,
with that usual "bull dog tenacity and
that willingness to do things that charac-
terizes all good members was there.
Rev. w. q. Clements, one of the char
ter members of the Association, was
Johnnie on the spot"
Rev. w. w. Hicks, treasurer, was on
hand and ably reported a satisfactory
account Of every dollar.
Rev. L. Dabney, our chaplain, with an
apparent spiritual giant and a stronger
worker for the order acted his part well.
Brother Page, of AIgoma, was on hand
full Of life.
Mr.. Walter Lazenby, Of Kimball. made
a good and constant representative.
Miss Mamie Woods, of Gillian, ably
represented the SIS. Delight association.
Atty. Jas. z. ID. Gardner, a. usual was
on hand.
Rev. J. VI. Dickerson, of North Taze-
well, Va. and one Of the strongest as
well a. most faithful members OF the As
sOcIstiOn was with the delegates
Mrs. Mary Anderson, Of Crystal, rep
resented from Mora.
Mrs. A. VI. Lewis, one Of our good
women who i not afraid - work was at
every session.
Mr.. b. ID. Patterson, Of Charleston.
assistant Ia the state library, was on hand
all the way from Charleston with his
heart full OF the Association and his pock
ets full Of money 70 help, which he did
a. i his custom.
Mrs. X. l.. jefferson, who had 81 arge
Of the program rendered by the Nursery
Department. and a good woman worker
represented her association nObly.
Mrs- Ellen Turner made it clear that
she VA interested and would work for
IL success a. long ~ she could.
n. J. Wilson, one Of the finance COM
mitteemen and one Of the strong pillars
in the Association together with his friend
brother jefferson, looked alter the H.
names Of the meeting 70 q dollar and -
the very cent.
X. A. Glenn. Of Berwind, the biggest
delegate At the annual session, weighing
30 pounds ard standing about = feet,
va On hand a. usual and played A. &C.
tive part.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-06-04
CovINGTON

Mr. Minnie Pssco Of summit. y. j.,
Is sisiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clarke
on Marion -.
Mrs Annie Leftwich of ~ Allegheny
avenue, MAS taken % the &. X q. hos
pitai in Clifton Forge Friday morning
for medical treatment
Lawyer Brown W. Payne and family
Pas's~i through this city "Wednesday
morning enroute to their home m Bs>.k-
ley. W. Va
Mr.. Melvin White. Who WA taken Il
the hospital Monday morning died Wed
nesiay. His remains were taken u Hot
Springs for interment.
A plaussble event Of the week wa- th.
closing exercises OF the public school
held in the First Church Hall under In.
auspices of the teac hers. The children
were well trained. The greatest novelt,
being q sitter drill by l. girls under th,
auspices Of Mrs. l.. A. l.eitwich.
The graduating exercises will b. hel,
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Sarah Jackson Of Hot SPRING.
Va, while on her way to Lexington. Va
SEEMED TO be in a critical condition wher
she left this place.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-06-04
MART|NSV|LLE,
VIRGINIA NEWS

Mr.. Geo. Dennis Hsirston went q
Winston, NC. on business last SATURDAY.
evening, returning sunday,
Mrs. Tom Martin left last Sunday for
Columbus, Ohio u sDend a month with
relatives. Mr. Martin went with her a.
far ~ Roanoke. Va, returning Monday.
Mr.. John Dennis Hairston Of Winston.
y. e., spent several days in town thi.
week. returning wednesday night
Mr.. Taylor Flood Of Roanoke paid .
short viat 10 the city lat week.
Mr.. David Hampton. son Of Mn.
Della Hampton died ct the home Of hi.
sister, Mrs. Jas. Waller, East Martina
vile, saturday morning, May y. at
O'Clock. fie i survived by mother. two
sisters, q lot of relatives and friends.
Msrtinsville u progressing. DIR. Bold
win = building a nice dwelling hou-e and
Office or Fsyette -. and within a stone.
throw Of his house, Mr.. Joe Turner h.-
remcdeled his house and on Church a.
Mr.. Jss. staples j. building q fine hotel
All Of which will he Of q great improve
ment " the town.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-06-04
GOLDEN RULE PEOPLE HOLD nth
ANNUAL SESSION At BRAMWELl


has bsen conducting a revival at Stotes
bury preached here Monday night.
W" can't 49, whats wrong with the
people Of McAlPin that they do not at
tend our church services ss they should
unless they have reached the point wher,
they do not nee,i the unerring council o.
a Savior.
Mrs Cooper Of Beckley is the week
end guest of her sister, Mrs. Parker.
Mrs. Helen Harvey of Page is tn,
guest Of her sister. Mrs. I.ovelace.
Mrs Lula White and Mrs. Annie Due,
attended services at Hot Coal Tuesday
Mrs Mamie Essley Of Rhoderfield il
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Marths
Jenkins.
Mrs Blanch BsInhesrst and Mrs. Hale
were business visitors in Sophia Saturday
Everybody WAS alarmed here Sunda,
evening about O'Clock when Leonard
Turner fired three shots at Geo. Moon
the last ball entering his leg.
Rev. Muse, Mr.. Earl Watts and Mrs
Cora jacobson attended services at Tams
sunday evening.
Clara Waller, who has been dowr
with pneumonia is able tn he out again
Mrs. Ada Finner is somewhat mdis-
posed at this writing.
An entertainment was given at the
hall Saturday night for the benefit of the
sunday school. Refreshments were serv,
I'll OF all kinds.
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LOST L0STll LOST!N

COW, wandered away Or va driven
OF on The night Of March 18th. De,-crip-
ton ;---Blsck Jersey. shell Oft night horn.
AL t"ur feet white, small space on right
hip without hair, about yrs. Old. should
have been fresh the first week in Nav
The return Of the cov or sny informs alton
leAding ~ her vhereabouts vIll he sppre-
cisted and = reward will he given. send
al information n
BETTE CARDwELI..
Oosidaie, W. Va.
ks3uanss. W. Va kl4S~
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-06-04

the home Of her son. WIN. Lishtfoos-
Mn. Lucy Barbour died sunday night
May y. She wss taken siek suddenly
and died IN hour afterwards. STE was
buried Monday evening in The family
bnrying ground ct her mothers. She 10
survived BY husband. Mr.. Buck Barbour,
mother. four children. one sister. two
brother, . hos. Of relatives and friends
She MAS . faithful and consistent men,
her Of the Baptist Church. also . men,
Der Of the Courts Of Calantha.
The beresved family has the sympathy
of the entire community.
Mr.. Martha Green OF Winston, n. q.
wss in town Monday TO attend the
funeral OF her sister-in-lsw. Mrs. Buck
Barbour.
Mr.. Robert Harris 10 home again after
spending the winter at Mary Pstt@r's
Memorial School, Oxford, y. q.
Mrs. Bettie Garter and children of
West Virginia are here visiting her
mother. Mp. Ellen Royal.
Mri. Louisa billiard and Joanna Long
Of Winston, n. q. came over Saturday
to attend the funeral OF Mr.. David
Hampton
Mr.. Jack Clark arrived here from W
Virginia Frid'y to spend a few days
with his family.
Prof. W. W. Saunders and wife OF
Charleston, W. Va. arrived here Thurs
day to visit his mother. Mrs. woodis
Saunders-
Mr.. VIM. kinley entertained few of
his friends Tuesday night. May 18th. i'm
honor Of Misses Mes and Simpson Of
the NJ. Q. 1. Dancing Was the feature
Of the evening, about fourteen couples
participating. All reported an enjoyable
evening.
Miss Mamie Watt Preston OF Winston.
n. q. left Tuesday tor Richmond, Va.
after spending q few days with her
mother here.
Mr.. Frank Harper of Winston came
over TO attend the graduating exercises
OF the NJ. @. /.
Mr.. Robert brewery paid a short visit
tn Reidsville, n. q. last week.
Rev. Gentry Of Winston has been over
here conducting . meeting for the Mt
Zion Holy Church.
Miss Kate Penn entertained a few OF
her friends Wednesday night May 18th.
Delightful refreshments were servei.
Those present were Misses Hal lie Kinley,
Nettie Moss, and Miss Simpson, Rev.
Davis, DIR. r. ID. Thurman and Harris
Cosby. An enjoyable evening Wa spent
by all.
Dn. r. ID. and r. w. Humans, are
at home from Western Tenn. They
having graduated from that school. One
10 dentist and the other il a medical
doctor. They haven't decided a. Yet
where they will locate, but wherever
they 20 We wish them good luck and
success.
Mr.. l.. T. Harris Of Bluefield, w. Va.
arrived Friday night accompanied by
his daughter, Leors who spent the win
ter in Ingleside Seminary, Burkevill, Va.
Mr.. John Carter Lightfoot will leave
Monday for Hampton, Va
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-06-04
REWARD OFFERED
FOR HOUSE BURNING

Suspicion 10 very strong and an index
finger Of guilt points out that the recent
burning Of the residence Of Chief Of Po-
lice ;. q. Stewart Of Northfork Wa the
wiliul result Of the hand Of incsndiary
and further belief i that 10 Wa mailer
ousy sctusted by whoever the culprit
va because Of several arrests Of boot
leggers who hal heen dealt with closely
and tightly b. the Chief. Any informs
ton leading 70 the arrest and conviction
Of the guilty party will bs amply re-
wsrded.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-06-04
DENNY NOW IN
PRINCETON

ATTY. W. p. Denny. formerly Of Lester
w. Va, II now located at Princeton and
u building mp large CLIENTELE.
Atty. Denny's Office il locatesI mex,
door n the Post Ohice and can be easily
found By his many friends.
Mr.. Denney VA formerly Raleigh
county representative for The Mcdowell
Times and looked after the news bureau
OF this paper. lie will continue 4
write news and special articles from time
~ time.
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American Workman
in Keystone

ID. =. v. Jordan Of Charleston, W.
Va. and Kentucky, agent for the Amer
can Workman Frsternsl and Beneficial
society va in this city Saturday looking
after the busins-- Of hs company and
selling real e~tste. Mr.. Jordan stated
that he had adjusted the claim Of Kittis
Ward q Ennis for tl.50 and Of Sadie
White OF Charleston for tl4l. 90 and that
he ~iil 20 10 Putnam county In . fe~
days 70 sdiu-s . claim ios $4,000. Mr..
Jordan viA sp>nd . 49, N ME srrssn..