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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
LIBERTY B j. |:|:|''I BELL
Removal. Bill. Passed by City
Council is Signed 5bysMayor
OF PhiIade Iphia. 4
tnr ASHocIArEp rRea4,g

F,HTLADELPEIIA April a .or
;Blan kenburg Friday signed the reso1u-
ton passed by tie city council i Thurs
day lthortzins the taking OF the
liberty bel l to the Panama=Pacitic, ex-
position. The relic will not leave here
until fter. the Fourth OF July and viii
be accompanied by comm tee OF
twenty flour counc linen and other cit
liens: Council vii be asked to APP
propriate $4,000 10 defTay the ex-
penses OF the trip The old bell viii.
be taken3we on "a special train.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
SECOND RAID is MADE i:
EAR lLY ] \ THEM ORNING
Itnr Anuoc.Ar n Pa 4 n,

LONDON. April a g. least two
Neppelins raided the counties Of SUI
folk and Essex early this morning and
dropped bombs Within thirty-six miles
Of london. but SO far as material dam
3nge was concerned the attack Of the
Germans was less successful than on
previous occasions. "A large number
OF bombs were dropped on towns and
villages but No loss of life resulted.
The number Of airships which took
part in the rnid is uncertain but lis
Continued on page SD
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
Third Visit of German War Air
craft to England within
Thirty-Six Hours.
ONLY THIRTY MILES AWAY
London Finds Itself Not I'm
mune from German At
lacks from the Air.
~ ArsoelA1Epl =. rREaE1 |.

@ LONDON, April 1G.-Pronounced
nctivity at the German airship bases
at Entlen and Cuxhayen today is re-
ported in kilograms from Holland.
Il An urgent Gull was issued here today
for special police to go on duty at
, p. m.
According to reports from Holland
three Zeppelins were seen today fly
ing westward over Dutch islands in
the North sen. Count Zeppelin is
said to be directing the movements Mt
CuXllayen.
1t has not as yet been conclusively
determined whether one or two Ger
man aeroplane took part in the raid
In Kent this afternoon. The reports,
however. indicate the presence Of a
single machine. "A despatch from
Canterbury spoke or two aircraft
over the city but this has not been
substantiated from any other point
The German machine which was
Of the biplane type. flew over Sheer
mess. There the anti-air craft guns
fred on 1t and the machine was
seen sud denly to dip. The spectators
sit had been winged and cheered
wildly. The aeroplane, however, re-
covered and again assembled. Then
St travelled at a high rate of speed
ncross the isle of Sheppey at the
mouth of the Thames and escaped to
the open sea.
Apparently no bombs were drop
ped on Sheerenes. British aero
planes are said to have gone in pur-
suit of the machine which appeared
over Sitting Bourne but no report
from them has yet been given out.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
ARMED TO THE TEETH
Are the Italian Soldiers But the
Nation Hopes to Get Terri
tory without Conflict.
5tBy AssoclATDPREss,

on THE ITALIAN FRONTIER, via
Paris, April ~ .--Italy today has POO
GOO first line soldiers under arms.
They are from twenty to twenty six
years OF age. They are perfectly
armed and equipped otherwise S to the
last button. =
e1en in a position to speak with
authority say that the majority of the
people prefer and the government still
hopes to obtain territorial concessions
from Austria without Il rupture OF
friendly relations.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
THOMPSON BANK
AT UniontoNll, Pa, is Nov. in
Charge Of The Recently Ap-
pointed Re- eiiyer.
Ia nyfAsaoe,ATEn8 rsEss,

IEN1ONrOW Pa, April f6 u ohm
III. strawn, recently appointed receiver
Of the closed First National Bank OF
Uniontown. Friday took charged the
institution 4 and ounced that he
would try and make distribution to
depositors thin two weeks He
would not say they would be paid IN.
full J. Thompson, president Of
The bank, had been given an oppor
tunity to straishten out his financial
affairs E nm t8 st
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
~ M EiI "
FHlSTsDEGREE MURDER.

FAIRMoNT, April Il BrinEing
to a close the sensational trial OF
Louis Urich, charge dFwith 5murd er IN
the strike riot at Farming ton. Feb
ruary q ], wv hich had been In cir
cult court for several days. the jury
last night after being out several
hours. returned a verdict OF first de-
gree murder and recommended life
imprisonment for the prisoner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
sun Flower Butter
Is the Latest Device Attributed
to Governmental Germany
to Meet Scarcity.
.sr ASSOCIATES PRrEs,

LONDON. April L 6---The produc-
ton of margarin from sun flowers is
the latest device attributed to the
German government to meet the ex-
pected scarcity Of butter, according
to q despatch from Amsterdam The
message says that the Prussian minis
Try OF railroads has ordered all sta
ton master to plant sun flowers in
every bit Of available ground around
the depots.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
RusH's WILL.

The will of Chauncey p. Rush has
been probated in the office Of the
county clerk. All his estate, both
real and personal. is left TO: his wild
tow, Mrs. Lilly NJ. Rush. and she is
named as executrix OF the will with
out bond required.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
\ PAKLo ST MEETING.

There will be a parlor meeting in
connection with the Hamilton evan
gelistic campaign at the home of Mrs.
Raymond Maxwell, 331 East Main
street, at 3 o'clock Saturday after
noon. All ladies Of the city are in
vited to attend
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
FALLS FROM sCAFFOLD.

HUNTINGTON, April 16 Arthur
Midi eton, aged 80, was seriously in
jured when he fell thirty feet from
the top of the new sand tipple being
erected by the Smiley ToEtboat Com
pany. He is suffering intense pain.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
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FRENCH DROPsBONI
y " 3, v
kHfl ARRoEIATEnR RRRu,F

sSs BASEL. via Berlin and wireless to-
London. April u 6 rench aviatorss
bombs near Krotzingen5 and
on Villlangen and Donaueschigan.s
towns In Baden, on April q g. accord
Ing to the National zeitunR These
places are said to be wit hout 4 anti
aircraft guns
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
MRS. SHEETS IIiL..

Mrs. Harry w. Sheets is quite i'll at
her home Of .p1eurisy and she will not
be able to attend the recital OF the
IA1arcato Music Club tomorrow after
non, Of which she is treasurer
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
BONES DROP j Il

LONDON. April Il II is report
ed that ha Germansae at mid
day today drop pedl bombs near
Iarnaf bay in emit; SIX iai Ties from
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
WILL GRANT LICENSES.

BLJEFIELD April i 6--rhe town
Eof Focal ontas. Va. coated near this
city, over the Virginia border In
TTazeWell county. has by action of the
town council. voted to grant liquor
licenses to all comers fixing the IL
Gems tax at 81 q o. for each app1i+
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
CATHEDRAL SAFE.
tny!Asseet.T1r:D rsfsa,.

tsss 4skE tnvSAssoefATEn psFsslss s
LONDON ApriI IS though fears
had been expressed for the safety Of
Canterbury cathe dral it has now been
learned tina 1.-THE German raider drop
ped no bombs viii lie over this city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
BIG ESTATE.
- Il,s77 El77ll ! 90
tHYAEsoelATKc rRk<a,

&c. T77 F11-al..- 1900
LONDON. April 16 The estate of
the late aBron Rothschild was pro-
jvisionally sworn for probate Friday
at 4$1E2y500, 900 Baron Rotl1schild died
In London March 81, M
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
DAYLIGHT RAID
OVER ENGLAND
. I. = Z. I. !. !. I. > i. !. :. !
CORONATION DATE.
tBy Associated Press,

TOXIC, April 16-The
y ca inet today fixed Noyen1 Der
10 as the date for the corona
ton OF Emperor Yoshahite.
The ceremony was to have
taken place last iNovem Der but
q postponement was made
necessary, by the death of the
doWager empress. The Diet
already has appropriated ST.
90 90 00sforFthe expense Of the
ceremony.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
TELEGRAM SCHOOL
COAMES TO AN END
Miss Ellis Says Farewell to a
Host of Friends andis In
vited to Return.

! ] !
MNA Only the ghost Of good
aE<sS things to eat is left in
~ ):3 Masonic temple auditor
Jun to remind one Of the
's!ais 4paas savory treats that have
been served there every
afternoon during the past
i "a week. Miss Ellis and her
splendid instruction have
been highly appreciated in Clarks-
burg and will be most kindly re-
membered here for a long time. One
of the ladies who has attend ed every
afternoon said this afternoon: We
have so acquired the habit Of spend
ing our afternoons with Miss Ellis
do next week u suppose, however, we
shall all get busy and. try some OF
Miss Ellis's wonderful recipes or
work out some OF her admirable
Invited to Return.
Miss Ellis has made host OF
friends in Clarksburg and received
many invitations to return here and
conduct a similar school at an early.
date. She has enjoyed her stay in
heartily and feels that her
school here has been one OF her
greatest successes.
This afternoon Miss Ellis answered
scores OF questions in regard to every
phase OF housekeeping and cooking
She has covered the whole ground OF
cake making and good pastry and
good home made bread and many
other topics of great Importance to,
cooks and has answered questions In
regard to baking, boiling. frying
stewing and every other cookery
method until it would seem as IL
every woman in Clarksburg knew MS
much about cooking now as Miss!
Ellis does. She baked bread this
afternoon, telling IN detail Just how
this may always be successfully done.
Il "A regular m OBJ awaited her at the
close of the cookery to-
say goodbye and to give her many
hearty good wishes for success IN her
efforts toward arousing women to ac-
tive interestin the Better Foods
Better Homes movement;
Here are a few OF Miss Ellis'sl
recipes rs sil4s .s55
Nut Bread.
VI One cake F1eisc hmannts yeast. one
tinued On page N
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
CHUR MIGHT IS
QUITE a SUCCESS
4. = !. !. !. !. = !. 4.
GIRL /; =: TO g !. FLY + y; \.
(By ASSOCIATED Press J

(By Associated Press
SAN ANTONIO, April ! 8
Miss Catherine Crimson, a - @
year old aviatrix announced
here today she would under
take a trans-continental
flight from New York to San
Francisco. She expects to
start from New York about
June / in a 8 0-horsepower
5aeroplane.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
s'onti,n - ed On page 4


lH1e Ri. Rev. w GraXaat.
ToMn; is 81 st soSs the ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
PLANTS RESUME.

CHARLESTON. April i Work
was resumed last night at the plants
OF the Banner Glass Company and
the Banner Window Manufacturing
Company, both Of South Charleston
The plants were closed down early
in March. Three hundred men are
employed in the two plants.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16

1Cpnflnupd Dn paga 4 3. 1.7 I
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16

lIT1nt iniIed on n jnaEn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16

Only the ghost Of good
things to eat is left in
Masonic temple auditor
iuln to remind one Of the
savory treats that have
been served there every
afternoon during the past
week. Miss Ellis and her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-04
HOW FINANCE ENTERS
THE NEW YEAR
A Great Deal Of Adjustment to
War Conditions Has Been
Completed.
MONEY MARKET
EASY

Something which was wei said during
tho most trying period OF the times
through which the country has recently
passed and Il now worth remembering
was remark OF President Wilson's pro-
vokcd by tho war crisis and having a
direct application TO financial and business
sentiment with his rift for phrase.
backed up by the knowledge Of psychology
which has 50 often stood him IN good
stead. the President described the situa-
ton as extraordinary, but asserted that
our attitude toward It should not be cx-
,raordiuary. This states tersely and
exactly the point OF view from which TO
regard the vista OF the new year.
About the worst thing winch civilization
could mad to dread I'm anticipation has
happened. The general war In Europe mas
come to pass and it's outbreaks has no
LONGER TO be apprehsnde For such a
condition a. exists on account Of the war
financial circles have "A saying. "the worst
is known" which has practically become
rule OF acton. u Ia doubtful II the
quito me Of the war can be any worse
than is outbreak. ana an occasion offers
now for taking something besides the war
into consideration. Since the war IL a
ftct which has to DO dealt with The times
make an imperative call upon men - 81
ahead IN every direction to do usual things
~ a usual way, not Irrespective Of the
one great unusual element In the situs-
ton but precisely because of IL.
No one can do better than to regard
less the extraordinary developments which
will make 1914 forever memorable and to
regard more the establishments by way Of
return to the ordinary which the bust
ness and banking world has been able TO
effect. and ~ regard st.ll more the many
ordinary matters going TO make up the
bulk OF Influences which must control our
activities Temptation Is strong to dis
cuss the business and financial outlook In
the supcrlatve terms Of tho most super
lative war in history, but so far as the
war goes there Il little or nothing in
prophecy or prediction.
There II justihable ground for hope
that 1915 will see the end OF II and long
before the year ends. The unbelievable
occurred when the conflict started despite
all predictions based on the theory that
the financial argument against war was
an insuperable preventive, but there n
some reason for thinking that the nnan-
cial argument may be moro potent TO
contrive the termination OF the war. For
us, however. the most important matter
Is that 1915 opens with 40 much accom-
mediation 10 the circumstances OF the war
completed IN the banking and business
neld.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-04
Encouraging Features OF the Past
Year.

In a survey OF the forward bearing
record OF the past year there are dis
closed many ordinary things OF moment
which have constructive significance for
volumes and values Radical politics
mas resolved something more than a
ch, ok The November election returns
showed plainly that a reaction OF public
opinion had set in, which was hostile 20
the projects OF so-called progressives OF
every party whose ticket for ONCE had
consisted OF assaults on business. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-04
ST. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
4oo Refunding Mortgage Bonds of 1851

TO HOLDERS ABOVE NAMED BONDS AND THE
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT RESPECT THEREOF
NOTICE is GIVEN AS FOLLOWS:
The
The
the that
the
1915 bonds OBJ
and claims for registered bond interest due July 94 not here
tofore purchased by the Committee aperanng deposited bonds
Central Trust Company of New York and Mississippi Valley In
behalf will accordingly
prepared deposos for their the presentation GER
filing
United
The Committee without further
claims mentioned
to purchase and
above mentioned the Committee will continue the
additional without
ther notice to refuse further deposits.
Copies of the Deposit Agreement obtained the Depon
Secretary the
Dated, New York, December 81, 1914
FREDERICK STRAUSS, Chairman
JAMES N. WALLACE,
ALEXANDER J. HEMPHILL,
EDWIN C. MERRILL,
HARRY BRONNER,
W.
BRECKENRIDGE JONES.
COMMITTEES
JoLINE LARKIN & RATHBoNE, Counsel.
CHARLES f. SIGLER. Secretary
81 Wall Street New York City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-04
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
EN DIVIDEND.

EN- DIVIDEND.
Company and Term. Stock, Amt
Boston suburban Electric, quar-
terry ..................., pfd 81
Delaware. Lack. wanna and
Western, quarterly ........... ---- glS %
Corn Frauuy.a, q4a.ier.v...-... pa - e.
Illinois Bri x. ,ruuul..... ---- 3nt
Lehigh valley Goa, S,.es, quar-
e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-04
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Sellers Phillips 4 Co, Ino. Investment
security dealers OF Boston, Mass, announces
that their board Of directors hss Sssh en-
larged from three TO seven members as
follows; William !. Hamilton. New yevh;
Herbert II, Howe, Boston. Mass. Harry
Phelps, New York Harry y. Phillips
6wampscott, Mass; A. Nioholas Reggie.
Mass, ana Maurice O, Sellers, BOSTON, MsIs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-04
THE CURB MARKET.

Transactions IN detail in the market
last week were as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-04

BONDS

5000 BrNdan Cop 8s......l2O I'D $50 lsO
i44oOO Chi & North % 1855 lo7E 1854 1911.
1000 Can Pac co notss.lo1 l0 1ol lOl
1900 City "a, 1876, ,lOix 1olX iOls ION
SELLS cents per share
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-26

Co,, 81 J. Swope. naiaor Of he Nc
Dossll Recorder - welch and rrvs;den,
q IL ssaas -DdieosiAl Staf. ~ q NOR,
vasisor in - eisy Monday. He srip ws,
ssssesly a busises ore. The Colonel
meds . most exee,lens sddress before the
Browne Crs>k Dissrics Inssisu. Last
sssuras1 and bss.us % - ssieinai .-ra
hosss comsnoa ssnssi flled with burning
prscecsiities. b Won Tor him unsunssd
Prasss and popular spplsnss.
tThe Cal. b very 6rn In III bsli<f tnss
shs coming poikseat- campaign viii b~
90 bought out On the lipes - THE Ad-
miniseSssiou We Anti AdMinissr.s;on ..
He believes In the people's ins rr-s. b..
ne saisEnsrdsd irrrspectivv sof the per.
eeeal sssainss OF Sidersncss Of any BODY
hAsays b = 6rss and let . Republican
AND sesu slwsys be foYad on the firing
line u Republicsnism. The Uolon~l
sssued 10 b trimmed and burning. e.,r,
10 sns~ The political battle. hat after
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-26

Mo Nsva Nay Bounss Who be- hs,n
On the ssck lws il very much improvins
by this writing.
y isWe W. |" - -sswuA-
Hohson. bosh Of Norhfo,k were in He,-
ssnoe.- Mondsy.
Ai~s Emennon. connecssd with H.
west Va Tribune. spent sunday wish
NM Tucker.
M's Nae v. Harris. teacher q Excl
sior and one Of the accomplished dsush-
se" OF Atty. w. II. Hsrris, IT,, wss
visiting friends In Keystone this week.
She spent Thanksgiving With her father,
grandpa and friends.
Rev. X. II. McKoy. ID. d.. Presidents
Golden Rule Beneficial & Endo wusns
Association. pa.sed through Ksyssone
Monday enroute % Big sandy whsre b
assisted IN . revival meeting.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-26
FREEMAN

Aunt Priscilla Dicksrsun rumains very
siek. Sh- = o. a he oidsss eoaorsd -
dirs 10 this town ehs sppsscissss svsry
one that comes TO - her and siso any
thing they - csuss % give hss.
Lisss LouiaA Gravss b vssy s,sk Nth
dipsheria.
The family al Mr.. Ton Smith sse SICK
With the scarses fever. Are b-es<r q thin
writing.
Rev. L. rshoey w.s . bosines visitor
On Biue6eld LAST week
Mn. Rev. Hill. wife 81 our new psssus
Of the N E. church. arrived let week.
The Reverend ~esrs . eroad smile ON
biz f>ce.
The n. F. church has tsken On new
Lie in the let Two months and 10 i'm g
more pruspevoos condition than it has
bsrn for s"ue time. Tho Willing Work
err with N - NJ = kippey - president.
be- made quite change ct The passor ace
having paper~i AL the r one. put up
~ shAdss and curtxins. a. vered all {
hoop.
The member gave . snrprisr party si
the parsnpaee taking with them potatoep.
cabbage, spples, rice. coffee. dour. and .
little of eu~rvthinR o. eat; all Mr. Hill
bad 70 do wsa n make . hre and CON-
mence 10 cook.
The nissionaries have reorganizsd with
Ma Virginia Reddix, Pres-, Mr. Pear
billiard. vice-Pres., M.. Ella McClana.
han. Treas Mis- kiyp~y. Secretary.
Mn N. J. G snahan ia indispos~d II
thu writing.
Mis Geareis Grifhn was visiting Mn.
Simpson Sunday afternoon.
Mssdame Nancy King, Lucy Phillips
~is Lena King were visiting in Spicer,
Sunday.
Mr. Virginia Rsddix 10 on the sick
list
Mr.. Eliza Skies, of Newconne rstown
o.. who hss been visiting her sister, Mn.
10. w. Smith, Who has been sick for the
iast month, 10 able 20 be up in her room.
Little Virginia Simpson. who hes been
sick with tonsilitis- 10 able TO 60 u school
sekin.
Mn- Judy Sauders has moved out of
the hollow down on Booth Row
Mn- Alex. Jeffenson who has been
visiting in Salem, Va. returned last
night
Mn. Amanda Stepehn. who has been
visiting her sick sister in Columbus. o..
has returned
=. DILIAKD.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-26
CINDERELLA

We arc having . wonderful meeting
being conductsd by Rev. Smith.
Dur school IL progressing nicely. Miss
N,ckinD - an able teacher.
Mias Chkiseianford, Robert and Miss
Ella Hill nsde . flying trip 70 william
son, Sunday.
Willie Patterson and Allen stinson took
. trip ~ Poca. Saturday.
Mn. Edna Hill is on the sick list
Mr. Jas Carter u improving after .
long illnsss
Mn. Victoria Tries. of Logan 10 visi-
ting here.
Mrs Ella Marshsl:. OF Red Jacket.
W. visiting her sister. Mn. Fred Ford,
this week.
b. p. Bnehes was calling on friends in
Gary. Sunday.
Andrew Allen - ve.y sick. being un-
der die care a our shillsd phy.ician. DR..
J. n. whissico. We viii him . speedy
recovery.
Editor Whittico IVES caller here sun
day.
Cover Hatfield Wa . caller this wee..
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-26
PGellI0NTk

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tfotn0 asinds ssd rsIasives.
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fsss(4 - 0hoaa very ia susd<J. s q
MnS~stsf services we're hesd "a a
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b14g16 or rec. Several dissingu
S1s1btys q shis eisy delivered sddEwon,
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-26
PROCLAMATION FOR
SPECIAL ELECTION
Fer Read Bed Issue. Sasly River
District, Mcdowell County,
West v1sinia.

Pursuant 70 IN order III the County
Court OF Mcdowell County entered on
tpe 2Ssh day 81 October. 1915, I, R.K
yraeonier. President of said Court. do
berehy proclaim and appoint Saturday.
The 18th day OF Decemter. 1915, between
The hours of sunrise and snusrs
OF thss day, % the regularly established
voting places OF Sandy River District, in
ss'd COUNTY. &c Bradshaw, Lex, Iseeer
Panther, - the time and places at<which :
special election provided fvr in said order.