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STANDING on THE CLvu..

WHERE THEN PLAY TODAY.
urooklyn ut New York.
pIiIndeiBiin at I;0-tuD
Cincinnati al thIcucn
-. Innis nj ritt sburK h.
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WHITE SOX TOO STRONG

ST Lofts. September ch;caco
outpiayrd ST. Louis today. t;,kiu.. hntn
Louis cuthit Chicago eight to six In tnr
FIRST game ana w*s h"lp.d L., ION,
"ti"rH. thc hits came - mnpporti,nc
times.
Tho second game was ri,cbcr,.
bh,ii" h"'w"cn E"uz ANA Flank tic
former STRIKING oui ton men THO
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ABIDING or TIE CLrBS

WHERE THEY TI.AY TODAY.
New York at Washington.
rto>t"n nj Phiitirtuh
tOni> iw" gaipc. srir,iui-d.D
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BISONS GET BOTH GAMES

BUFF.AI.o. S.ri.,l}.t-, Trc Eisous
IN aintaincd tirair. ir.'uiiaiir winning r.,.,,
day, winning both gaines from Thu.
Royals, tn. hrst = to -, and thu second
TO J. Not until the last WuluG ~
The second game w.r. In" Visitors able
10 score against the .f"Ctivc piichius
Pf Iennoch in til" morning aud Tyson
I'm the afternoon tn. scores
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sTANDi>O or TmE CLCns.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
N0rfoIls at Purt-mnuth.
tRUrLy Mount. idlr.p
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How They Stand o-Day
International League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Providence. =: RICHMOND. ,morninc
game; ten innings.
hltHMo>D. :: Providence. ,anernoon
xnmr).
Haltimore 3: newark. ! ,m"rninr game, .
isnIt more. >; Newark. 'aftrtnoon Enme .
Bnnal". Z. MOntTeal imurninE Eumri.
BuhHln. :: Moutr"nI. tRftrrnuon game
Toronto, .: Roe tester. tmnrn,nE game
lUrOnto. -: kUEhcStrr. I (utlrrnoOn game .
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National League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
rhiiadeIplim. :; Brn"hi,n. ! tmurninx
game.
Philadelphia. Io Br""hI,n tnfternoon
saiucJ
,Sn>ion. =: New York. : tmorninI game)
New York. Y: Boston. iuttrrnTnn game.
IiIt -hurIh. .: - i.hun>. " ,n'orninE
camel.
Iut >hurGh. .: ~. Louis. Afternoon
same).
h,cnGo. 3: Cincinnati. o tmurning camel
t,ncinnatI 10: chicago. tafcrnUon
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STANDING or TmE cLIBs.
WHERE THEY PLAY r"-uA

kttHhbND at Newark.
Montreal At ISuf ilu.
dorchester Toronto.
halt iniOrr at proi eure
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irginia League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Rock, Mount. g: Portsmouth. o tmorninx
gancj.
Fort Smouth. 6; Rocky Mount. latter
ScwnorI :'cws. :: Petersburg. 1 tmorninE
RRmel.
Petersburg. {, Newport News. Z. latter
Unmcb.
Norfolk. itllc,b
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NOKNING GAME.

=, = 2 y. Io,..S ~, = :.
iIosIon ........ - a
summary i.urs-Burns. res!eau Marsu.
Ill s i., Er"ni Two.nase hits !sno1.
ri.s,. t-Etn GowGy. stolen bs-G- E.ur
- r!Hc" hit-EFsn Double pIaNs--It.rzNr
20 Fletcher, Fletcher 10 H"rznr Ia Kelly
Eases On h.il>--ofr Hughca. N, by p.,ch.
rr-hH iiurh's. struck bu;--by resrrau !. .
~ H!:n"' Manifestation and tn,sii.
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North Carolina i.caguc
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
hhhcyiIIe. 5: Charlotte, 3 t,nnrniny camel.
thIrlotte. &: Asheyllie. (nftern0on
annicb.
greensboro. e: Winston-S Salem. . (mornIng
Knmr). -.
t.rcrusI,oro, y; Winston Sniem. . inter
gnmet
i,mrh,n TmIr}Hh I"rsrrnamonS " pnrnc,
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AfTEE>On> GIMi..


,."'sls ~ 10 = u To,.ls..s, u .; u )
'b"''"i tor nr'"ud iu .fs,,
R-'t"u Tor D'$rill in -fnth
iiat;"G FOR E.grv IT, Eighth
HrbIo rs innings r.
L n.'ro, aesl%G . II
Su!"H.rv: Runs. VI; Iu-h 90. cobb ~.
N"'ch i:Irns ~, S'suar.. II"iiInam. .ir-ncy
'l"um"u ~. .GauIN p%cn Morton. Mo-
",''r. Turner. Tru-An-e hitt--Vca"h. O'%.ii.
@'7uhE" ~. iurn'. Holman. cnib. Three.
b." ii' fi',. Sacri1c" h!r--t;r>nev and
NrHnr. S'ol"I h:sr- Su'H!,"-. Chairman t2I.
,;andll tra i"f"rd. No."h. Eush ':,. cobb.
I:'iTh' buDbl" ii.: YoGn" 20 Bpvu-: Or. .
:"ri :" VIZ Ea-rH balIv--nn Mitchell.
. ~ !o'"md. ~ 'ior'on. 2, on Dausr. .:
on lhrnh"ih. / NJ bv ri'cb.t ~ Morton.
F;r''. ru' b. Mitchell. I: rs Morton. !.
~" f"'and o.. l." io"flinp ! tmplrc'-
iiil.' iord >rG Connolly. Time" 2:i"
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Score H. innings: II
BrooliIyn ............-I q u . u q q o. I:
rhiiad"lphia ..........t 10
summary: I:un4-T IA Siicrt. Nirhon. Stock
-, -. nrarath. Whir",i. Bancroft. Iiiilifcr 81.
HiNcy. Johnston. Myers. Mcrki". stolen
la Kliifer. Wheat rwo-haac hits-John-
zion. PaSlScrt. Mllcr. Nichon. I.udcrus. nv
rrs. Stccl,. Wheat. Three base hit-Stncl<
Sacrifice hits MYERS Nichoh. Whitfield. Pas
k.rI. Hits---of t,hrncN. :: in L.. inning: of
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American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Detroit. :: Cleveland. - tniurnins game.
IIrirnIi. II: tI",rinnd. X tniiernuOn GnInr +.
hicngo. &: -. Louis. ,In".'ninE gumeI.
mnsthnEton. :: IniiH'ielpn,a. - ,mUrn.ng
camel
washington. y: FhiIadripliA, tan-r-
moon gnmrI.
i,"s,un. .; New York. 'n.orninE CamrD.
new York. :: Boston. 3 ,nftr rhpon game }.
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,TTER>DDN GNuI
j,irprU 81 I,,i
Tni.IS.. - Ga7i' T",,ls
'B,,"d 10, Miller tn nin'h

Scuro h. lnrInEN; f.
chicago ,.....,... ...,,..i q . q T. :
~ Louis ,..t.... ......." q . - - q q '
su,nm.ry nmns ) '"l!ins rclsch rrait.
10. so j Collins y. Coiinf. Eournicr nr'
F"le'h s,rrh "ni 10y "lnnk, .: u loa1
toniiuuou On Tenth I'nrc)
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.tTEKNOON GAME.

Totals 10 g. is q Totals :. - - ~
.Hatt"d tor Smith in second
Stated for Appleton in eighth
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-28
Lost, Strayed or Stolen

Dark sorr"l horse. branded On
right hip. Finder will receive q
reward Of $40 by delivering gan @
10 william Downs. AT Keystone
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Filbert

We are having excellent church ser
vices under the leadership Of Rev J. O.
Price, man whom We love and - wor-
thy Of our appreciation.
Last sunday Was set part fm orIaiu
ing some deaso in the Iersons #
brothers n Lewis, G. X. Robinson
and j. w. Lowry. For some rau-e only
one Of the said brethren, j. W. Lowry
was ordained. The church voted that
they WORLD substitute brother ir',-tead
Ferris ma the plasr of one of the two
brethren Who failed To show up Gary.
NIl~oe AMI Fl.ert churches We're invited
To set IN the council. These churrhe-
Responded by sending the following
brethren l. 4 Clark. A. l.. Pannrll
W. q. Archie. James Easily. Wilcoe
Brothers Anderson. Clark, Hale. ,sary
AT II 90 o. ciock. Rev Price took Tor a
text John l>..S. He preached ali excl
lent sermon. After the sermon, DEACON
Clark, of NilcDe. and deacon Floy.s
North, Of Mt ZION Baptist church, Ron
oke. were asked To lift the collection
which Amounted To- 500. Benediction
toy Rev. &. Summers
Rev. Prices family bting with ~ Ter
IN first time, Mrs. Aurora Lowry t,soA
them to dinner with her. Tie brethren
and sisters took care of the visitors.
At B." y. m, Ne re- assembled To- ~
y Mine the candidates. The council wa
organized with IDEAS. J.. - CLARK, Char
man; Chas. lioliey, Secretary, and r
North, CatechIser. The candidats.- pass
81 a very cre,iitable examination. D,.a.
III lleJ delivered the charge and deacon
Coles offered the ordination prayer.
AT % =. m Rev. Price preached an
allie sermon frOm Act 30 We Nere
m ''ie To say, u Ma good 10 I've here.
When ia town, call AZ Lewis and liar
m ms RESTAURANT Meals At all hours.
loft drinks a spe.ialty
Fay your subscription o. the Tunes.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-28
Ciiatto

MIR. X. X Ford is improving.
Mr.. Parker MAS at wynoke Monday
ami had nice with the ladies
Mr. }. &. Hicks is building . two
story house for business.
MIR. 4. Gains Was a visitor n Bluefeld
Monday.
The O,istto >luggers and the Bluefield
\ NJ. &. \ team crossed bat- az Blne-
hid the lsth. Ia Mas hard fought
game from start To- finish Giatto won
out in tile ninth 10y two bx4ger by Jas.
r. Campbell. the score being tied in tie
e vrnin inning. The line mp follows:
s,lattt". ni.~ou. "a h.. J. Campbell.
.iid h.. .i"ii~y. o. 4 Williamson. &
W irr''n. - Jask~.n. lst D.. Berg-s, C
I NJ NE~''n. RI. ~hsi-. ..
B.,sii Id MUS .;rd H.. hirg~low. n.
Wiikrr~.,n cd d.. Muse - Howard II
How ard. 1T o.. DOsS. ci.. Weeks, e.
Anderson. D.
Umpire Dr. X e. Warren
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-28
CATTLE8URC, KY.

w. Il. Walden, formerly Bluetield bnr
who now lives in the city of Hunting
ton, Is doing we'll. lie has good bus
mess job with one Of the best WHOLESALE.
concern. IN Cattlesburg. Nv
His host of friends all over the v A
w. will be delighted to know his where
sbouts and will be treated royalty. court
sously and with haste. if they call for
and permit the whole sOuled Wheary
Wsldron to wait on them. He l. strict
~ honest, industrious. polite and court
eous to everybody and coming from ere
OF the best families in the City Of Blue
field speaks well speaks we'll for the
Company engaging him.
This same Company. Wust and Sher-
~, has also engaged a young man l,y
the name Of Howard Wilson Who j. gilt
edge in every particular lie - strictly
reliable and i regular drawing earl
The white people in particular like the-e
men becsuse Of their exceptional polite
ness.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-28
John W. Smith Sub
scribes For Golden
Rule Stock.

While in Eccles. We met Mr. John w.
smith, An account Of whom appears m
another column Of the Mcdowell Times
lie having been one OF the chartered
members OF the Golden Rule Beneficial
and Endowmentment Association during
the time of Prof. +. l.. HUI and others.
hearing Of the growth and progress of
the Golden Rule, subscribed tor one
share of stock from Editor Nj L. Whit
tico and promised to subscribe Tor more
later ON. He wants an agent 10 come on
this growing and thriving operation and
work up all association. tie prOmiS.--
TO do all IN las power to help. and the
reputation of the order
speaks Tor itself that the people would
be glad To take hold.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-28
Martinsville

Mrs. Ann Hsirston. the mother of
Mrs Mary Fountain. died Thursday
morning. The funeral took place at
Fountain, Va
Mrs Lula Morris, OF Bluetield. has re
turned home.
Mrs Vina Baldwin and MIR. l.. r
Flood and other teachers have returned
from the Normal which WAS held at
Rocky Mount also Mrs. iva saunders
who attended Petersburg has arrived.
Mr.. John listers, OF Bluetield is here
visiting IA mother.
Miss Lizzie Hairston, Who has hern
visiting her sister at Psgeton. W. Va,
returned home sunday.
Mee-rs. Ez-ikel Williams aud Nor
wood ClaIborn are still on the sick list
The Mite Soclety met with Mrs. Fan
ME kinlev. The following ladies were
present: Mesdsmes J n. Thomas, Pat
tie Penn, America Hayes, Winnie Dand-
ridge, Eliza iiairston, Misses Halle and
Fannie kinley.
The Aid met with Mrs :. A. Trotter
with tine following persons: Misses
Belle and Olivia Hairston, l.. Kate liar-
per. Mrs. Kitty Belcier, Me-srs Gsorse
Mitchell, Willie Carter, John Brown and
Rev. j. r.. Carter
We are having plenty of rain.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-28
WEST
v|RG|N|ANs
To Attend Notification
Of Hughes
". H. Thomas Member of CON-
mittee--Cooper Seeing
Home Folks
lCharles Brooks Smith !

Washington. ID. G.. July a6-The
G. tine speerh OF acceptance whici,
Charles Evans Hughes will deliver in,
New Io<k next week Sl-t The
Occasion will he the visit 9" Can.iisl,t
Hughes Of the committee from the recent
National Convention AT Chra-,o o. form
ally notify him Of his nomination That
committee will be head-d 10y Senator
Harding. If OHIO, Who will make thu.
notification speech pepullican- of
pronlinenc~ from all over the country will
arrange to he m New York Tor the
event, which promises to be a notable
carter Of National campaign whrh
X tublieans AMI naryne, o: indrpen.
dent opinions. b-iI-ve will result H.
farming the Dempceatic party ont Of
power next November
There are numerous i'diction- that
West Virgins will have a delegation
present, wh,ch. ia point of quality aud
numbers, Will prove sufficient tn plac.
itseh I'm evidrnce aud make it, inuusnce
feit. The West Virginia nrIl.l,er Of thu
notification committee IL Col. William ~.
Thoma Of Brsmweli. who will -ee to IL
that al West Virginian- vhc yo to ia.
trouble and EXPENSE Of attending the
meeting, will H. provided with srcom-
modatiOns in so far lac H. able To secure
them. Another who will be on the
ground, and who will be looking after
the welfare Of party men IRON the stat.
will liz National Committeeman Virgil
L. J.. Highland. Of Clarksburg. Con
gresham Edward Cooper. Of the Eifth
district, whose confidence in the election
OF Hughes and Fairbanks H. an inspira.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-28
Bluefield

KisiI"P Z , ~hsfier, pr riding Bisppp
ct tte tlhrd Episcopal district OF the A
VI o. clursh. made hls first visit e.
b'th''', thi- city. sunday and preached
ma the stussh nn Bland street at N a
fn Ia large. csngreya ton a work
ins chutri, aud It's mission wac his sub
Jrsf
NJ platform meeting ia Raleigh II
VI. 3 Church AT =; T. M, the Bishop
spoke q" the citizens of Blueti-ld on the
" Ideal W"mani.~,d and manhood need
I'll li' tll" rtrr s.Nerywh here to-day"
Mr. 4 \ ''"in~. >.rrrtary Of the Col
or'-i \ VI q 4. MAS in keystone thu
WEEK
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-28
Mt. OL|vET
BAPT. ASSOCIATION
MEETS

The Mt. Olivet Baptist Association
held its annual session with the Metro
Politan Baptist church, of Charleston.
July ~, - and "a. Rev. ID. Strstton,
ID d., of - Adams. is Moderator, and
Prof. III. Il. Rice, Of Charleston, is clerk
The Asso. alton convened at - - clock in
the morning, and alter the devotional
exercises, the usual committees were sp-
pointed. The welcome address on he-
half of the Metropolitan Baptist church
Was made 10y the pastor. Rev. q. III.
Woody. The response Mas made by
Rev. ii. NJ. y. Reed, of Carbon. Both
young men acquitted themselves with
credit.
AT III O'Clock, the Introductory ser
mon Was preached 10y Rev. X. NJ. May
hew, from frst Peter j.I-4. The ser
mon WAS preached especially to the eld-
ers, but Was helpful to ali Who heard il
"Wednesday afternoon was levossd TO
the reading OF letters and routine bust
ness.
AT the evening session. Rev. J. 4.
Hubbard, pastor Of the church at Mont
Romery, preached All able sermon. Rev.
Hubbard has recently come Ia the state
and has made most favorable impress
sion the short time he has been here
Thursday morning MAS devoted To re-
rorts and routine business. On Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs Pearl smith Woods
conducted the ~omen's meeting. In
the evening, the services were conducted
at the First Baptist church. Rev. 1. V.
Bryant, of Huntington, preached on
the subject, The Church's Mission. >"
lie was in tine physical condition, and
his sermon came up 10 the full expecta-
lions of the vast throng that assembled
To hear him.
On Friday morning, an address Was
made to the Association by Hon. VI. T..
>hawkey, State Superintendent OF Free
schools
At IL O'Clock. Rev. X. ID. W. Mead
ows, the General Missionary. preached a
sermon from the Lords prayer Friday
afternoon. brlef memorial exercises were
condncted 10y Revs. L. V. Bryant Il. X.
Reed. At :; O'clock, an address was de
llvered by Prof. Byrd PrilIerman. Presi-
deat of the West Virginia Colored Insti-
tute- The closing sermon of the Assocl
ton Was preached 10y Rev. d. G. Deans,
OF Montgomery, ia the First Baptist
church
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: Moderator. Rev
Daniel Stratton, ID. d., -. Albans
Clerk, Prof. III. b. Rice, Charleston !:
Corresponding Secretary, Prof. A. q.
Brown, Institute; Treasurer, Rev. 1. v.
Bryant, Huntington; Members of the
Executive Committee: Revs Il. X.
Reed IA. VI c. Reed.
There were many visitors ia ausn-
dance, and the session proved To- IL. one
OF the most interesting in its history.
lt should lie remembered that the Mt
Oiivet Baptist Association is the oldest
religious organization of Negroes IN
West Virginia IL Was organized in
Charleston IN 1874, with Rev. |. V
Bryant, Moderator. and W II. Davis.
Clerk. The late DR. Booker Il. Wash
.ngton served three years a. clerk of
this Association, lS77-79. At the time
OF his death, he Was a member of the
African Zion Baptist church IN Maiden
and therefore, member of the Mount
Olivet Baptist Association.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-28
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
WEST VIRGINIA

Al Rules irrld in the Clerks Offic.. of
the Circuit c'urt ni McDpwrIl County.
on the int Monday ma July, 1916.
John Naucht
i'aInun
w. In Chancery
barbara Naught,
Defendant
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-28

Hen Mr'iinni~ Hatfield, oi Nor'hfork
n"'i''i"n'd in ""nn''tion With the chair
'n'ns' ~ 81 tl'e McIp well county Rspu b.
lie n executive committee was seeing
fr' MT n tins city Wednesday, Mr.
liatii-it J. nn'. 81 the strongest and most
srt''~ "i ill., Younger -et of Republicans
Ia tins county.
Mr. Js.snrtta Norris and Mrs w. %
VI '"rr attended services at the First
Baptist rhnrrh. N"rthf"rk. sunday. hav-
it, ''.loyrsi an eSeellent sermon preach
Ell toy IL p.tst"r. Rev. J. w. Coger
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-28

otrF- 'ot reported t5lat
T~ in rustu let Of
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-28

AZ rules held ma th. Clerks Olhce of
ti,e Cirruit Court oi Mcdowell County
IN the iir-t Monday ln Iuiy. 1910.
koisrt Austin
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-28

COOK WANTED Man 90 woman
Must have god references s,Dod quar-
ter- AMI higiis-st wAg'-- Ad'iress or 1p-
ply ~ MRS. W. ~ THOMAS, Brnn-
veil, W. Va
7-l4-2ts
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-28

lh'- ohl'Tt al tins suit ~ o. Obtain from
the defendant 10y tine plaintiff divOrce
NINCUIlO ATEIMONII
And 10 appearing from an affidavit
nov "n hle with the paper- in this csn-e,
that tiIc defendant j. non resident of
tine STATE Of West Virginia; il Is therefore
ordered that tia. said defendant do sp-
E"-ar al the Clerk Oilice OF the Circuit
Court oi Mcdowell County within one
month from the Hat, of the first publica-
tl"n 81 tins order, and 10 what is neces-
sary 4" project her interest herein.
AMI II J. iurth~r ordered that COPY
81 fii- or'irr ir published once week
l"r iour -licss---Ivr weeks in some news
paper PnbiI-llei ia Mcdowell county.
and that a copy al tlie same lie posted at
the front door of the court house of Me
lD"wril county Ter twenty days before
ds crs%- J. rendered
A copy Te-te.
W. III I:BHIDGE PAYNE, Clerk.
:. H. 'lOon. i q
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80 49, 't''A'tat 'Wts lfiV.
'' '"'''T rl.,ntin.
~ la Chsorry !.
lllftr Ap-tln
Defendant
Ilir ohlsst 81 thl- -uit - g. obtain iron,
ia" Defendant toy thu plaintin divor,..
\ NI<CtI.O MArkIMONIl =
Mud u appearing from AN affidavit
n"~ ga file with tlir papers IN thi- csu-...
that the si,.ien liant IN "a non resident III
the ~tat' al West Virginia. - Their.
t'r' ori~rs~i the sand ,l.t..n liant .in Az
IH-af AT tisr therk'- O.i-s ni the Ctrsult
Cont at Mellow IA C.mnty Within ,t,.
rn 'nui irpn the bat. 81 tilr ilr.t ,,ut,ltca
tIpn "i TIA. order. aud ~ what O.. nt,r.
-nry o prot -'f IA u intrt,..f herein
M q o. iartis~r nr.i-r'i that a -s.i,y
al thi' "r'i.r To- putll-li a ,n.-,. a ..,.s
Tor t'tr "a 'r--iv.' 49, iu s,n. urA-
APR put dn.i n VI lppArll CsInt,
snd ia a. a r'Py "t IA. -tan h. ,pd.i a.
tl'r front d'''r oi TIM e. ,Ift hsI.- VI
Dow ~ unity t,r t~-ntS lay, b.i,r-
'is~rrr' O.. rrn.t 'ryi
r'..y r..t"
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-18
Unusual Record by Touring Car.

Carrying five passengers along the
Pacific highway, a six-cyl' der motor
ear made a remarkable nonstop run Of
1850 miles in going from Tia Juana,
Mexico, to Vancouver B. c. Neither
the engine nor the wheels were topped
once during the entire trip. The ra-
diator was filled at the start and not
again touched until the destination had
had been reached. At one point il
was found necessary to use chains and
these were slipped on the rear wheels
while the machine was in motion. The
run was made in 124 hours and 20 min
utes. On several occasions detours were
made in order to avoid stopping the
car. In passing the Columbia river be-
tween Washington and Oregon, 4 rail
road bridge was crossed. When meal
times came, four members of the party
ate while the fifth remained at the
wheel, driving around town or run
ming in a circle until the others fin
ished their repasts and he could be re-
lieved. The success of the novel test
was partly due to excellent driving.
good luck with the, tires, and carefully
laid plans. Popular Mechanics.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-18
WEST BRATTLEBOR0

Bert S. Miller is confined to the
house with grip.
Miss Estelle Niles is spending the
week with her aunt, Mrs. Alice Rich
mond.
Elmer johnson finished work Satu-
day night for Warren L. Walker, road
commissioner.
Mrs. Frank Dye returned yesterday
afternoon from Boston, where she spent
the weekend with her mother.
Perry Davis, who was seriously i'll,
is better. Miss Rochon, nurse, who had
been caring for him, has finished work
there.
Miss Patience Wilder came from
Springfield, Mass, Sunday night to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. W.
Wilder
Miss Martina Phil, teacher of mu ic
in the school, has moved from Mrs E.
A. Knight s to Mrs. L. H. Knapp s
where she will do light housekeeping.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Blood of Dunn
merston were visitors in the village
SATURDAY, They came to see their son,
Lawrence, who is i'll in the Melrose
hospital.
Mrs. Sullivan Barbette of South
Main street was admitted to the Mel
rose hospital Monday to receive medi-
cal treatment Mrs. Bulluscio, a sister
of Mr.. Barbetti, of Springfield, this
state, was discharged from the hosp
tai Monday.