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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-02-12
HONOR ROLL 4.
OF Tie Keystsss-Ieknan Crals1
Scheel. Sth ne.fh

Eighth Grade. T. l.. Ram. tsaehsr.-
Neither sbsent nor tardy: Chariss L.
Penn, Letitis Epps. Jeanette Morris.
Spelling; Letitia Epps. Civics: Robsrs
q. Berry. Literature: Jeannsste Nor.
ris- Letitis Epps.
seventh and Sixth Grades. Mo All.
cen Harper. tescher.-Neithera absent nor
tardsy; Lorens simpson. Glsdys Tay-
lor. Audrey Taylor. wsds Andeuos.
Adolphus Simpson. Alex Jones. 0eoer-
~ excellence: Walker Clay, Madeline
Msrshall. Mabel Lazenb~rry. Lor>na
Simpson. Spelling: Angelina Robin
son.
Fifth Grade. Ms. Annie r. Abboss.
Observation-Disclosures absent nor tardy: Mar
Dosison, kirriah Dodson. Hunter John
son. General excellence: John Goods.
Olivia Coleman. Ada Stubble6sld.
Geography: Hunter Johnson, Daisy
Frsy:en, Anna b. Jackson. Arithms<ic:
Denzer Hairston. Thaddsus Clay, Lon
ME Coleman.
Fourth Grade. Mn. Elvira YOUNG.
teacher. - Neither absent nor sardys
Bs~sie Thompson. May Marshall, Ruls
foweS, Juanita Henderson. Gensra
excellence: Eula Powes, I-eons Hall.
Willie Sawyer. Arithmetic: Julius
Watson. Lille Powers. Baynsss Hair.
ton. Spelling: Bessie Thompson. Nav
Mashsll. Wesley Clay. Physiology:
Leroy Armstrong. Latham Keller, Nor
rine Petrol Geography: Darce saw
yer. Jsrris Howard, Mamie l.. wischsr.
Third Grade. Miss O. l.. sinkford.
teacher.-Neither absent nor tardy:
German Hairston, Verona Simpson.
Thslma Coleman. Aritbmssic. rhslms
Coleman, Marshall Hairston, Walssr
Pinkhari. John Ried. Joseph Law. En-
elish: Daniel Powers, Thelma Goldman.
Verona Simpson, Essie GALLOWAY, Mar
shall Hair.ton. Spelling: Thslma Code
man. German iiAirston. Essie GALLOWAY,
Daniel Powers. Joseph Law. Father
Penn
Second Grade. Mu, Mamie Oobbs-
Whittico. t-acher.-Neiti.er sbsens nor
tardy: Susie McUlain, James COLEMAN.
Mamie Prlsock. Robert Holland, John
Erwin General sxcellsnce: Joshus
Hsirston. John Erwin. Bes.ie Goats.
Jimmie Witcher. Numbers: Kenneth
Jackson, Delphi Patterson, BertA Robin
500. Nature study: Edward Glenn.
Recalling: Viola Lolita. James Coleman.
First Grade. Mn E.lixabsxh Lord.
substitute TEACHER. - Reading: Annis
keeton. Alphonso Anthony, Irene Pen
iieton, Elizabeth Fountain Numbsrs:
Annie keeton, Alphonso Anthony, John
Hyiton, John Crab.
First and second Grade, tanner build
ingD: Mr. Helen T. James, tsscher.-
Ne.uer absent nor tArdy: JoesPh Par
Cannaday. General excsllen1e: Vernsl
Moore. yudson White, Rlixahush Canns-
day. Reading: Nellie Harris. I've
Powers, Ernestine Rsdd.
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Notice to Take Depositieas.

To Luther Hollie; Take notice
that 90 sbs 9Th day OF Feb, 1915, NJ
The once Of ~. \. Order, in the town
OF KimbLi, County OF Mcdowell
sod state OF w. Va, beswssn she
hours OF 8 o'clock o. %. aud Q D. m.
OF that day. SHALL procssd 70 take
dispositions OF mysslf and Others. 70
Be read 10 evidences 10 nv bshslf In q
certain suisin cbsocsry pending 10 The
Circuit Coust OF Mcdowell county.
STATE OF w. We. Ia which I an plain
IN sod yon are dsfsndant. and N from
any Gauss Ne taking OF said dsposi-
lions Be NOS cOmnenced on thai day.
or II comnsnced, 10 they be not CON.
plssed on shss day, tbs taking OF said
deposiuons will BE- sdjournsd from
day 70 deg, ~ ths same place and BE
tween NJ same honrs until thew ar,
sompleted;
hyrs HolIie.
J. K. smith, p. y.
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Raleigh
.-A--
>o~A-a~J
News
(Wm. F.. Denny ,
Wm. F. Denny ,

The color of Rsleieh county has heen
changed for the last lev days We have
hal all kinds Of weather, some rain,
some snow and much cold The hard
frrzen hillsides are very often dotted
with pedestrian lying fat on side or
back, being unable tn presmbn'ste they
just lie down and roll down hill. We
believe the clumbsiest man in Raleigh
county. is William r. Denny, for he ID
more often down than he is mp.
Work is at a stsndstill and there ars
many persons in Raleigh county to-day
who would take most any kind Of a jolt
in Order "a enable themselves To earn a
livelihood for those that are dependent
upon them.
Rev. q. II. RowIings has bsxn con-
Quoting a most successful revival at
Eccles- The good people there are very
enthusiastic IN THAR devotion TO the
church, and We bespeak for Rev Row
ling a great success there. On last sun
day night, Ne have several reports. that
he preached to a packed house and that
all left feeling considerably aroused about
their religious duties and attainments.
Mrs. Albert Rodgers is at this time
teaching a music clas in Beckley. and
from what can be learned there is a
goodiy number taking her instructions
aud withall they are making splendI I
progress.
Mid many changes that e, on in and
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-02-12

around Lssser. b. Wy os businsn, NOV
ing esr-. tbsss b ssill one that ho,ds his
own Lse &C night. early in the morn
ing. rain or shine. may be zen Mr..
Frank Smart. always busy IL has often
oeen --su snss II sny man in Raleigh
county 10 due credit for being . useful
man. it should be smus. -
The Elks OF Hos Coal bad . very gree,
snocess with their annual meeting anu
AIRY 3ist. and . most brilliant reception
Feb Srd- Many prominent persons
acre i'm attendance from Charleston.
Clarksburg. Hinton and other places.
Attorney Brown W. Payne. Of Beck
ley, Was in Lester two days last week on
legal busines- He 10 making quite q
reputation - criminal lawyer
Like a tnb with rottsn hoops around
it. With no side support tor the bottom.
the little town known ~ Lester is now
resting - a corpse and the ''bpotIeygers'
and gamblers that us~d Co frequent this
place. will soon be forgotten and Lester
rememh II no more.
Mr.. William r. Denny is leaving to-
day for Charleston where he will 10 X
after some LEGAL affairs.
Mrs Susie Smart, OF lester. is visiting
some friends in Mellow n county
Circuit court IL Raleigh county will
meet on the 18th inst, where, A. l am
hest able Tn judge. there are a number Of
causes from Lester and surrounding ter
ritory will be settled.
With regret, the school of Prof. J. r.
Clopton at Lester will soon he at a close.
at which time. no doubt, We will lose one
OF our most respected, educated and
christian gentlemen. From the fact that
Mr. Clopton, as l now understand. will
x straight home. which is Vanderbilt,
Pa
Mr.. w. g. Wood. one Of the leading
Baptist members OF the Lester Baptist
church is so attracted by some "fair
brown" at Marshes, until he spends most
of his SUNDAYS there. We hope To soon
see him bring home for him self bet
ter half that his attendance To his own
church will be more regularly.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-02-12
MCDOWELL MEN fElsTED

Mr.. Isase Mel. Of the Adjutant Gen.
erals Office. entertained q lev OF the Me-
DowelI county men with IN elaborate
dinner Friday evening Of last week at
the home Of Mr.. and NM W. III
Wright. The dinner Was up to date i'm
every particular. and the service was
beautiful Those PRESENT were Mesrs.
A. q. Froe. r. w. White. T. Edward
Hi and Isaac Noel.
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Welch Notes
ILLICIT STILL BURNED.

=. V. Cro~der, A NJ. Eubanks, Dave
Collins and wslter Stacy have returned
from Panther. where they went 70 Dap
ture an Illicit ssili- They Ieis here Friday
morning. Getting of Of the train At
Panther, they walked some twelve miles
10 the bead Of Panther Greek, where tbeg
discovered the still, with ell aprsrstus,
standing ~ n just deserted. The men in
charge bad evidently scented the trail Of
the deputy sheriff-. and ~ere nowhere 10
he found. The still stood near the n. ms
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-02-12
Dies After 3 Days
Illness

Gilmore Pinkbsrd. Of Northlork, died
Tuesday night At 9.3O O'Clock Of pnsu-
Donis. re had been ~ Tor three DAYS
only. lie leaves N mourn his Io-- Q
mother, Mr.. Sophis Pinkhsrd. two
brotber-. Alonza and Zscheus, two 80
ters Matte and Mary, and q host Of
other relatives and friends.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-02-12

a Thomss Lssssr. Ths dspuss burned
H. still ard Destroyed ell nxsurss and
sDpsrasus TIE men thought 60 BE- the
"propri-son" had made their escspe and
% mr. have nos been captured. They
evidently took all their proturs- "a
-. - nothing wss found BY the depu-
Sies-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-02-12
NOTICE.

On Tuesiey OF each week, beginning
next Tuesday. ] will be In Kimball for
TIE convsnisnce OF my pstients there and
70 serve The people OF the vicinity with -
little expence 70 them - possible
w. l.. JOfSON,
surgeon Dentist
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-02-12
kstiee 10 Taks Dspssinip.s.


S u....; :.I ~s'.s'.. 1. os...-,
10 hsnrstss hsnooct; Take sosios sAss
on The lzth dag Of Fsb. IelS, e o.
Once 81 Justice Pssce, Wan. SnAdl~r. h.
the town Of Elkhorn, MsDc&2l d.
West Virginia, between ~ 49, ofs o.
clock, q m and 9 o'clock D. N. Of -
day shall proceed 10 tsks 1890,
Of myreif and Others, 70 b ~ in svf-
d>ncs IN my bshsif In . csrensa euis IN
equity psnnins in ths 0rsus Qbur a
Mcdowell County and senaD q ~ vrr-
ginia, IN which 4 an pin1nGH - -
ara defendant; and II iron ear =. -
taking Of aid dsposisinns - = -.
taking of sd dsposienns ~ = ~
ned frou day - deg, = - 80 -
and bowen ~ $500 800 un1lu -,
80 ss.pasash-
n. y. OhDsAass, p. @
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Notice.!

One good printing plant ror sale a
Lynch Station. Va Will give u a bar
gain. Sci @. PAYNE
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Order Of Publicafiss

"A FAhIkNAAs
At Rules held in the Clsrk'S on, N
the Circuit Court OF Mcdowell County.
ON the nr.t Monday In FEBRUARY, 1914
Myra IIollie.
m, lin oh,oo.ry
Luther Hollie,
Defendant
TIE object OF this suis V - obtain
from the defsndens By tbs piinti6 .
divorce.
A vINCULO MATRIMONU
And IL appearing from sn sGidsvis nov
on file with the papers In this csuss. shss
The DESCENDANT 10 . non-rssidsss II shs
state Of West Virginia; 10 u thsrsfors
ordered that the said descendants 40 40
pear 81 the Clerks Ono Of he Orerit
Court OF McDovell Countv viShin one
month from the date OF he ara publics-
ton OF this order, and d shss : neo~-
ssry % protect his irstsrsvs hsrsin.
And u 10 further ordered thas \ ooov
Of this order be publixhsd oncs . W
Tor Tour successive weeks I'm souns nsvs-
paper IN hcDc veil County. ani thas n
copy OF the same Re posssd a. - frons
door Of rils court houss Of HeDowSl
Oounty Tor twenty days bsfors dscrs =
A oopy. T-ss:
W. BURBRIDGE PAyEE. Os-s
J. X. Smith. r. q
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Sacred Concert

A sacred concert Wa given ut the NJ.
r. Church. Friedman. w. Va February
9TH, under the auspioe~ 81 Mi.s Minnie
RiPpy.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-06-15

FIRST BAPTIST.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at o'clock.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-06-15
TUESDAY, JUNE IS, 1915.
AT THE CHURCHES.

TRINITY METHODIST
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at o'clock.
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NOTICE TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES

~ CHOOL FUNDS for next term
- will be based on the Enroiimen,
for the past session. The Enroilmen'
List will be made up from such Re-
ports as are in my hands on NEAl
MONDAY, June 21st. All teachers re-
ports are past due.
NV books for the year will be closed
on the date above mentioned and al
transactions, financial or otherwise
relating to the past years work
should be arranged at once.
1t JOHN e. CARROLL, Supt.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-06-15
Automobile Insurance

While l have never put in any time
soliciting AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
and have only issued such as l was
asked to write. still it is a FACT that
no Agency in the United States is bet
ter equipped than mine for handling
this class of business, and few, II any,
are as well equipped, unless they also
represent the LIVERPOOL AND
LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE
COMPANY. in which 1 place all busi-
ness offered. The L.. & Il. q u. has
been doing business in Yorkville for
about thirty-five years, and has rec
ord as white as the driven snow. 1t Is
to the Fire Insurance business in the
world what the Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Company is to the life in
surance business in the United states.
Don't YOU think. provided you are
thinker that you would be better
/ satisfied with your car insured in a
company with such financial strength
as the l.. & l.. g., and Worldwide
reputation for Square Dealing, than in
one about which you know nothing?
If your car is never destroyed, or
damaged, insurance in any company,
or none at all, is all right. The IL. &
l.. & e., has paid out over $4,000 for
automobile losses in York county dur
ing the past year, but / am glad to
say that none of it was in my agency.
SAM NJ. GRIST.
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NOTICE.

IN HE Board of Trustees Of the
i School District of Yorkville here.
by calls together, in Annual School
Meeting, the. voters resident in said
district, to assemble at eleven O'Clock
in the forenoon Of THURSDAY, JUNE
PATH, 1915, in the temporary Court
Room in the Rose Building in said
district, at which meeting the Trustees
will submit a full report Of their
transactions for the current or pre-
vious school year, with their recon-
mendation as to a local tax.
GEO. w. S. HART, Chairman.
r. c. ALLEN, Secretary.
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FOURTH ON THE FIFTH

WE are going to entertain the peo-
w pie of York county on the
FOURTH. There will be Horse
Race a Fifteen mile Motorcycle Race,
and a Mule Race. Also big Barba-
cue to which everybody will be well
come. 1t is a glorious time we are
preparing for you. Come.
B. H. MASSEY, Manager,
47f.t6t York Co. Fair Association.
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LIME FOR ALFALFA

IT HOSE who expect to sow alfalfa
i next fall, are advised that the
Ground Limestone should be put on
the land without unnecessary delay.
For the convenience Of the members
Of the Yorkville Alfalfa Growers AS
sociation and those who expect to be-
come members, have secured quota
tions. The best price obtained so far
is $3.50 per ton, sacked, in carload
lots (not less than 80 tons) delivered
at Yorkville or Sharon, and S4.1O de-
livered at Glover or Bowling Green.
The price named is Spot Cash. Any
Lime ordered by me will be shipped
"Order Notify" and those for whom
it is ordered will look after its di-
vision at the car.
SAM NJ. GRIST, Secretary,
AT At Yorkville Alfalfa Asso.
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1855. l9l'
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
South Cardinals Oldest College.

131st Year Begins October l.
II NTRANCE Examinations at al
- the County Seats on FRIDAY
JULY 2, at 9 a. m.
Full four year courses lead to the
B. A. and B. S. degrees. A two-yeal
pro- Medical course is given.
A Free Tuition Scholarship Is as
signed to each county Of the State.
Spacious buildings and athletic
ground, well equipped laboratories
uneXcelled library facilities.
Expenses moderate For terms and
Catalogue, address,
HARRISON RANDOLPH,
46 81 President.
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ROAD TAX NOW DUE

THE attention of all concerned is
j called to the fact that the Com
mutation Road Tax Of THREE DOL
LARS Is now due and payable on or
before JULY l, 1915, after which date
no Communication Tax moneys can be
accepted under the law Persons failing
to pay the SO Communication Tax on or
before JULY l, will be liable to Five
DAYS service on the road.
H E. NEIL,
Treasurer Of York County.
46 t. At.
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Ihe Cotton @arket.

New York, June 14.-Cotton futures
closed steady, as follows: July, 9.4S;
october, 9.S5; December, 1913; jan
uary, 1918; March. 1881. Spot cot
ton, quiet; middling uplands, 9.15;
no sales.
Yorkville, June 15.
Cotton ....9 cents.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-06-15

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at SIS o'clock.
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Evanoelistic Meeting.

Rev. F. d. King, Of the Southern
Baptist conventions Home Board, Will
begin a series Of evangelistic meetings
at the Second Baptist church or
Yorkville, on Thursday, July 15th.
The public generally is invited to at
tend and take part in these services.
TIT Jas. H. Machen, Pastor.
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A.. PRESBYTERIAN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday after
noon at o'clock.
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Sperial 9otifes

Services Wednesday evening at SIS
o'clock.
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Preaching at Beth Shiloh.

Rev. w. A. Hafner of Fort Mill,
will preach at Beth-Shiloh church next
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
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UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT

coLoRED PEOPLE ONLY.
nUR place of business is at the Odd
" Fellows Hall. We have quite q
handsome line Of Collins, Caskets,
Robes and Undertaking Supplies Cen
orally. We have q good Hearse and
give prompt and efficient service, at
reasonable rates.
2St.f. Sm ISAAC WRIGHT, Jr, Mgr.
Evening star., 1915-04-12

forces near St. AIihiel. But each sue
ceedins day has ended with a full Ger
man success on all the attacked fronts.
All the trenches lost in these fights
rave been regained with the exception
of small unimportant part
The details assert that fighting of the
fiercest character was continuous from
Wednesday to Friday, with the French
troops generally taking the offensive
at a frightful cost in killed. wounded
and prisoners and with the Germans
occasionally yielding trench or two
under severe artillery fire, but later
counter attacking and resuming their
old positions.
Snow Hinders Fighting.
BASEL. Switzerland. April L.. via
Paris. = Recent storms have hindered
military operations in the Nosges
mountains and in Alsace. two feet Of
snow having fallen on the heights and
in the valleys. A thaw now is setting
in. making the operations increasingly
difficult by swelling all the streams.
In spite of. violent German attacks
the French have held Hartmanns- Well
erkopf firmly. This position domnat tes
the plain toward Colmar. and it is
thought the French are waiting for the
floods to subside to put this position to
profit and to attack the important
communications between Muelhausen.
colmar and Strassburg.
Evening star., 1915-04-12
MAY DROP NAUTICAL TERMS.
Coast and Geodetic Survey Consider.
ing Using Feet Instead Of Fathoms.

The United States Navy Department
having jettisoned the nautical terms
..starboard'' and port for right and
left. in steering, the United States coast
and gecdetic surevy service is seriously
contemplating further disregarding former
nautical nomenclature by printing the
depth of water on coasting charts in
feet instead of in fathoms as heretofore.
To that end the bureau is obtaining the
opinion of navigators pro and and COZ con as to to
natural that changes of this character
should take place as those engaged in
promoting simpler as well as more effi-
cisnt means of obtaining satisfactory re-
suits in navigation. find them to be of
advantage.
gator. "that after obtaining consen-
aus OF opinion from navigators of ex-
perience there will be but one opinion
construction and operation OF ship
should be measured in feet and inches;
Then why not adopt the units OF all
depths below the surface. the same as
ali heights above sea level? The an
fathom (siX feet) has outllved
its efficient but clumsy usefulness.
Evening star., 1915-04-12
CHURCH CONFERENCE TO MEET.
Fifty-Second Annual Session
Bishop Cranston to Preside.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
BALTIMORE, Nd, April l2.-The
fifty second annual session of the
Washington NJ E. conference will be-
gin at John Wesley NJ. L. Church
Sharp and Montgomery streets, We'd
nesday, and continue for five days
Bishop Earl Cranston of Washington
will preside
The examination of candidates for
the ministry will take place in the
chapel of the church tomorrow morn :
ing, and at night the anniversary OF
the Epworth League will take place.
with Rev. W. W. Lucas as the princi .
pal speaker. At the opening of the
conference Revs. A. L. Gaines, Ernest
Lyon and C. G. Cummings, as well as
Bishop Cranston and Councilman Har-
ry $. Cummings. are to be among the
speakers.
Evening star., 1915-04-12
GOES IN FOR ATHLETICS.
Chicago's Mayor-Elect to Encourage
Base Ball and Tennis.

CHICAGO. April IL Plenty of base
h.u fields, tennis courts and play
.rounds will make Chicago's third
e.neration broad shouldered, red
checked boys and girls, William Hale
Tbompson, mayor-elect of Chicago,
...erted in an address last night from
the pulpit OF the South Park Methodist
Church.
.Jt will make regular people of
them" he said, land / propose to add a
playground to Chicago's possessions
every time I get chance. Take the
children out of the alleys and ash bar
reis, into the Fairgrounds and that is
what l call practical reform. which
children a chance to go where they
learn to do right rather than to do
wrong, for which they will be punished
afterHard."
Evening star., 1915-04-12
MAYOR Of TERRE HAUTE
SENTENCED TO PRISON
Penalty Six Years and $4,000 Fine
for Election Frauds-0thers
Punished.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April IL. =
Mayor Dom NJ. Roberts, one of the
twenty-seven men convicted by a jury
in federal court for participation in
the conspiracy to defraud the govern
ment in the election in Terre Haute
November 3. 1914, was sentenced by
Judge Anderson today to six years in
Leavenworth prison and to pay fine
of $4,000. In all 1I6 men, eighty-nin
of whom had pleaded guilty, were to
be sentenced.
Penalties Imposed on Others.
Eli K. Redman, elected judge of the
circuit court of Vigo county by ten
votes. and Sheriff Dennis Shea were
sentenced to five years in the peni-
tentiary and fined 1000 each.
Harry S. Montgomery. president of
the board OF public works; Thomas C.
Smith, city Judge; George Ehrenhardt.
member of the board of public works.
and Edward r. Driscoll. secretary of
the Nigo county democratic central
committee. were sentenced to three
years each in the penitentiary and
fined $500 each.
Lewis Nunley. assistant city engineer:
Elmer F. Talbot. former city control
er: Hilton Red,nan. son of Eli F. Red
man; John e. Green, proprietor of a
second hand store, and William S
Crockett, enplo' at city cemetery,
were sentenced 20 two years in prison
and fined 800 each.
Shorter Terms for These.
Maurice Walsh. county sealer of
weights and measures and treasurer
of campaign fund; John NJ. Masse-
link. city inspector of weights and
meas asures and a member of 1911 In
diana legislature; Charles Houghton
assistant custodian of the city hall:
Joseph O'A[ara. street commissioner
Alexander Aczel. inspector OF street
paving: Arthur ellis, progressive clerk
on election board; Joseph Strauss,
liquor salesman: George Severn. gam
bier. were sentenced to one year and
a day in penitentiary and fined 500.
Chief of Police Holler. who had plead
ed guilty. was given year and a day
sentence and fined 81.
Evening star., 1915-04-12
STRIKE DECLARED OFF.
Syracuse Traction officials and Labor
Leaders Will Arbitrate Issues.

SYRACUSE, N. Y. April 12-Trac-
ton officials and labor leaders express
ed themselves as well pleased with the
outcome of the conference early today
between the railway authorities and the
labor unions, whereby the strike on
the Empire United lines was today de-
clared OFF and an agreement reached to
submit other matters to arbitration.
The settlement, which was reached
after a conference lasting until 80
this morning, eliminated the possibil-
ity of a general strike that threatened
to affect virtually every large electric
line in the state.
James NJ. Lynch, state commissioner
of labor, acted as the intermediary.
Under the agreement cars were started
today on the Auburn city lines and on
the Auburn and Syracuse electric rail-
Way.