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Trevor. Mr.. and Mrs. william Fits Hugh
Whitehouse. Mr.. and Mrs Allen q. Well
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Waller. Mrs.
Henry 8. Redmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyttle-
ton Fox. Mrs. Jewett Minturn. Miss Lota
Robinson. Mrs. NJ. Lawrence Keene and
Mrs. Herbert A. Scheftel.
There were also present. the Misses
Hartman, Gertrude Pardee. Mary
Crocker Alexander, vouletti Proctor.
Helen Alexander. Katherine Porter.
angelica Brown, Beatrice Pratt. Audrey
Osborn. Pauline Bacon. Elsie Nicol,.
Marjorie Curtis. Annette Markoe. Ethel
Crocker. Eleanor Mortimer, Cecily Nc
KIM. Helen Croker. Felicity Clark.
Helen Flake. Edith Mortimer. Alexandra
Emery. Mercedes de Acosta, Pauline
Disston. Evelyn witherbee. Lisa Still
man.. Margaret Trevor and Mimi Scott.
Among the men were Barlow Farr.
Richard r. Babcock. Newton Rae. w.
Rhinelander Stewart, Jr.. DE Coursey
Fales, James A. Blair. Jr., w. Bruce
Brown, Albert Il. Gallatin. Robert Sedg-
wick. Jr.. Francis T. Boyd. Ogden II.
Hammond. Harry Sedgw!ck. Andrew A.
Bibby. Robert Hlnckley. Townsend 1r-
win. Richard w. Stevens. Jr.. Aymar
fax Cary. I. wistar Kendall. Henry
Spies Kip. Horace G. Stebbins. Frederick
Stillman. Webster w. Stetson. Hunting
ton Lyman. Dudley and Guy Carleton.
George N. McCook. Henry T.. Coe. Jr..
Harold Tappin. Walter Roosevelt
Thompson, Henry J. Crocker. Charles ii.
Marshall. q. Macculloch Miller, Jr..
Emlen w. Drayton. John ID. Wing.
Henry v. Day, Anderson Dana. Albert
II. Ely. Jr.. Richard n. wrenn. II.
Thornton Wilson. Henry c. Emmet. Jr..
Percy Il. Pyne I'd. DIR. Irving II. Pardee.
Franklin A.. Plummer. Schuyler l..
Parsons. Jr.. Ralph J. Preston. Maurice
and Francis Roche and DR.. Harold
Pardee.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDougall Hawkes. gave
a dinner last evening at their home. .
East Fifty-third street. Their guests
included Mrs. Robert Bacon. Mrs. Hamil-
ton Nick. Twombly, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
y. Alexander. Mrs. Nicholas Murray
Butler. MIR. and Mrs. Charles Francis
Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Murray
Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Snowden A.
Fahnestock. the Marquis de Pollgnac.
Castor Liebert. Consul General OF
France to New York Arsene Alexandra.
lnspector-G General Of the National Mu-
seums Of France. and John W. A. Davis.
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, 1916-05-31
~TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
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Amsterdam, May 28th.-The following
Official com munication issued at Sofia Oh Sat-
urday was received here to-day: To-day de-
tachments of our troops operating in the Stu
ma valley occupied the southern exit of Ru-
pei Pass together with the heights east and
west of the River Struma.
London, May 27th.-Lloyds announces
that the Steamer "Rercules", nationality IN
known, has been sunk.
London, May 26tb.-The official statement
is as follows: Last night (May 26th) a hos
tile patrol was surprised and dispersed south
of Laventie and a high explosive charge for
cutting was captured. During the night we
bombared the enemy trenches south east of
Neuve Chapelle, and our artillery fire caused
the destruction Of enemy stores at Guile
mont. The enemy directed a heavy bonn
bardment lasting eighty minutes against
our trenches west OF Fricourt and also she'll
ed our trenches about Serre. We sprang
five mines, three about Hulluch and two
southeast of Guinchy, The enemy sprang
one mine about the Hohenzollern redoubts
another west of La Folle wood, the era
ter of which our troops occupy. To-day
the enemy artillery has been active
against our positions about Suzanne,
Ovillers, Hubuterne, Souchez, Loos, Bots
Grenier. st. Eloi and Ypres. We lombard
ed enemy trenches west of Lens aud south
east of Lasentie. Hostile parties working east
of Maricourt were dispersed by artillery fire.
The Germans have show more activity than
usual in the last few days, The expendi-
lures of ammunition were lavish.
, 1916-05-31
Censored at Jamaica

Paris, May 28th-After crossing the Ae-
gean Sea without loss, the Serbian Army in
full strength has now been landed at Salo-
MICA, according to a despatch received to-
day by wireless.
London, May 28th-The Amending Bill 10
the British-North American Act, which eX-
tends the life of the Canadian Parliament
for a year, and which passed the House of
Commons almost unnoticed as q non-conten-
tious measure, will come before the House
of Lords on Tuesday.
Petrograd, May 27th-The following Off
cial communicative from General Headquar-
tiers was issued to-day: Western (Russian)
front: The enemy attacked with hand
grenades and mine hrowers in the region
10 the south of Dalen Island. In the same
region the German artillery simultaneously
bombarded a section of our trenches. After
wards taking advantage OF the fog,th n enemy
assumed the offensive which was stopped by
our fire. Along the rest of the front artillery
and rifle duels and minor encounters between
small detachments occurred. Caucasus front:
In the direction of Mosul, the Turks sup
ported by Kurds took the offensive in the
vicinity of Serbecht. We forced them to
retreat by O series of counter attacks at the
point of the bayonet and by cavalry charges.
The enemy sustained considerable losses.
Berlin, May 27th-The War Office an
nouncement to-day says: German reconnoi-
tring detachments penetrated the enemy's
lines at several points during the night.
In the Champagne district they took about
100 prisoners. West of the Mouse, the
enemy attacked our positions in the south.
west slope of Dead Mans Hill and the viii
lage of Cumieree. He everywhere was re-
pulsed with heavy losses. Violent artillery
battles were resumed on the east bank of
the river. In the Argonne there have been
lively mining operations during which enc
nv trenches were destroyed over q great
width. The French suffered numerous
losses in dead and wounded and also some
prisoners were taken. On the left bank of
the Meuse (Verdun front), the French sue
eeeded temporarily in penetrating the
southern part Of the village of Cumieres
during stubborn midnight attacks. In clear
ing them out we took So prisoners. On the
right bank of the Meuse, we succeeded in
advancing as far as the heights in the
region southwest of Thiaumont wood. A
French attack against our advance was
stopped at the very outset by our artil-
1ery. Two enemy attacks against our new
~ captured positions south Of Fort Dou-
aumont completely failed. In engage
ments southwest of this Fort since May
22nd, we have taken prisoners 48 officers and
1,945 men. Eastern front: Ia q successful
patrol incursion south Of Centkau we took
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13
A Good Preacher

Row. t. A. Martin. one OF our
efficient gospel messengers who
usei 10 be doing yoeman services
for the Lord in old Mcdowell.
- now battling fearIessly against
sin and for mankind's redemp-
ton 10 Raleigh county ct East
Gulf. 80 ell ,ctive are his cen TER
metre blows without fear against
SIN Till the people are learning 10
know him as . man who 10 above
the mental policies of . dollar %
. passport in the world. hut on
tbs other hand. he 70 establish
ing . record OF sacrifcial end
conscientious service Ssch men
as he alone are entitled 10 she
great honor a. preachers-souI
savers.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13
$1,000 WAGER
That West Va. Goes
Republican, by ]. F.
Johnson, Sheriff Of
Mcdowell County.

Extravigant claims are being
made through the Cincinnati
Enquirer by afew Democrats
with regard to their deiusioner,
hopes Of winning Ia West Virgi
MIA November z. Bets are fire.
quently being offered by Repub
licans that the state will go r.
publican by from twenty L.
.hirty thousand maj ,rity. Blu
The Mcdowell Times at Kew
stone has deposited with it a Ger
lined check Of 81 600 byJ Franz
Johnson, sheriff OF Mcdowell
county. that West Virginia vii
safely 20 Republican Novemb q.
z. 1915. ready for any man L
over the bet.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13

Republican enthusiast 10 Is in
creasing in force and power in
Mcdowell county IS the cam
paiRn progresses. From thre g
to six meetings are being held in
different parts of the county
each night except Sunday and
tn ,usands Of citizens are hearing
the unad liberated doctrine OF
Republicanism preached.
The head liners this week were
Hon. John g. Capers, Congress
man Ed. Cooper and Charles j.
Shuck. who speaks In this city
tomorrow Saturday. night. Mr..
Shuck will also speak at Panther
on M)ndsy ni9th the 10.
In addition to the speaking.
the leaders are working as never
before and the headquarters IL
sending out loads IL literature
the voters are being informed
upon the issues and great inter
est is being manifested. The
voters are impstiently looking
forward 70 the visit of Judge Ira
f. Robinson and Governor II. d.
Hatfield 70 this county There
are no factions in the Republican
party in Mcdowell; all Repub
licans are working night and da,
to roll up . mai ,rity OF not 10. q
than 5000 for the entire Rspuh
lean ticket.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13

Bseklsy 10 H. County ssas Il Ralsieh
County and y located in Tie cuna,r Of
thss county. made famous By IN coal
Land. great md good mn ana sxcsalsns
women. The people in this thriving
city receive their support from The sur
rounding coal minss and farming coun-
sry. The land 10 - productive - any
in which . plough he made . furrov.
Thin city which in former aays va
Democratic in tone, h nov gusdsd and
guarded By that party which se.nds for
progress and the square deal-&hs great
Republican psrtv. Some of the osss and
most influential white and coldred men
Of the county and,stass:iive in this town
and friendly relations exist between the
races.
While the bigeest business concerns
are run By the white people. ,his town
10 NOT owned or controlled by any one
man. The population 10 3eO, 200
whites and 600 Negroes, and is ssch one
coantsd . part and parcel Of this spiend-
I'd town. Most OF the colorsd own th.ir
property and are enjoying the comforts
OF life.
The Pioneer Hotel, run By Mr.. J. c.
Wright, 10 among the best hossls Of the
state owned by Negroes. The Dining
and kitchen have IN attractive appear
ance. The twenty three rooms are neat
" furnished and bed pinen - clean Ill
the time
The colored people have . splsndid
church, psstored BY Rev. @. N. Harris.
and the church work il in splendid ord
er. The people attend the services. sup
port the pastor and look after the sick.
The citizens Of color take great pride
in their excellent school, taught by Prof.
E. L. Morton and Ms May Boose-
Reeves who are masters Of the clasaroom
with the love and respecs OF their pupils
and the warm support Of the parents.
The city boosts Of two colored lawyer
and one doctor with an Office building.
Attorneys Brown w. Payne and w. +.
Denney and DIR. ii. @. Harxrove are
making good in their respective profes-
sions and have the esteem and confidence
OF the people. They are diligsns in bus
ines. faithful TO engagements and ear
nest in their endesvor 70 serve humanity
Mr.. l.. Farris 10 the smoothess harber
who ever came down the pike. HE shop
10 kept in . sanitary condition and the
people delight in his artistic touch. The
colored people also have . taiIorshop and
enjoy the amusement OF . well kept poo
room
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13
t3'sHtII'S REFUSAL HURT.

TIE refusal Of John j. Corn
well 10 meet Governor Heny ID.
bsiheid in INT discussion and
TIE i'msy excuse he gave for
tnat refusal has had the effect OF
Inning ~ 10 support of Judge
Robinson many men who were
undecided or had held a leaning
toward Cornweil.
Mr.. COrnwell N be perfectly
brief and pointed, has been
caught with the goods on him
tie has been found guilty OF max.
log public statements which
have been proven false. and lie
stands guilty not only of misreI
Fascination. but Of attempting "
mislsad the people in order 10
gain their votes.
Ills shifting Of ground from
one Oaseiess charge TO another
has shown the people in the sec.
ton where the Hatfield challenge
and the COrnwell refusal were
most widely circulated. that Mr.,
CornVell is nothing but a petit
logging politician who is seeking
To win bis way u the governor
ship 10y the small device OF the
gutter politician.
Reports. for example, from
his Huntington meeting, vfere
Mr.. COrnwell had a large audi.
ence comprising men of ell par
ties, are to the sffscs that both
Democrats and Repu bl,cans
were disappointed in the qualit,
of the speech delivered by Corn
well. and the small bore logic he
uttered.
Mr.. CornweIl 10 no longer re-
garded by Democrats a . a.
,srior being. They have takss
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13
Governor Calls Election
For November 7
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
A Proclamation BY the Governor,

i. Henry ID. Hatfield, Governor of the
state OF West Virginia, pursuant To the
Constitution Of the United States of
Amerisa. and Of ti.e laws OF this STAT.
do hereby ls-ue this procl am alton, an
nouncine 70 tine voters OF the State OF
West Virginia, that on the Tuesday next
after the first Monday in Novem Der, in
the year one Thousand nine hundred anil
sixteen, =" o:,-.son will be had, held
and conductei throughout the State of
West Virginia, at the various voting pre-
einets thereof, for the purpose Of choo--
ing eight electors OF the President and
Vice President Of the United states.
Given under my hand and the
Gfeat seal Of the STATE, at the
City OF Charleston, on the ii r-t
tSEAl) day OF September. one thous-
and nine hundred and sixteen.
and Of the state the fifty-
fourth.
HENRY ID. HiTFIELD.
Governor.
BY the Governor,
STUART r. REED,
Secretary Of state.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13
GROWTH Of
GOOD ROADS

While an enormous amount 81 work
remains ~ IT, done the national highway
system Is no longer a reproaeh n the
country. A statement recently is-uei . y
q > office Of Public Rosds shows that a.
oil Of the mileage outside 81 the citi.-
and towns, amounting to ,, 452 go miles
s''out 287."0 mile. were improved with
some sort Of surfscing at the beginning
OF ths present year. Surfsced roads AZ
increasing st the rate 81 1900 nils =
year. The total expenditure for ro.d and
bridge work in 1915 va sbont t2s2 .DsD.
%" heing an increase o: 30 PER cent over
l~Di The state SUPERVISED the exper .
diture Of 81. J0,OD. There y a hiyh-
wsy department. in every state govern
ment except those Of Indiana, south
Csrolins and Texas. The cash sxpend,.
ture for roads and bridges in the I-nit-d
st~s<s averages elOs . mile. The sisni6.
cant feature ia road developments 10
douo<le- dne 10 automobile traffic. The
farmers Of the country yelled themselves
hosrse In attempts 10 get good ROAD. 70,
many yesrs. but what they failed n 49,
cure alone has been readily ottsi lsble
since the sutomobile came into NOV,
general u-e. There are spproximssels
2.J0,eo automobiles in u>e on the roe. .
OF TIE country. or one car for every mil-
OF road; and the motor trsfic 10 now
Greater than vss the traffic Of all kinds
twelve years ago. The influence Of the
automobile upon road improvement.
reaches the remotea rural regions, and
tends 10 convert bad roads into GOOD
ones. and eocd roads into better one-
In the beginning the formers entertained
very strong prejndics sesinss motoring.
ous nov seos OF thousssds Of them are
making profit ~ esserins 70 the ps-.-
ing nosorissaL
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13
ElKA0RN

Mrs. D,.bbin was taken " the
Miners Hospital At WEIGH last
Sunday.
Mr.. ). T. Banister, of wiIcoe,
was visiting here Sunday.
Mr.. Sam Farmer spent the
week end At Tams visiting rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hurt re-
tarned last week after q pleasant
stay In Charleston.
Misses Mary whimbs and
Rosa Bridgeford and Mrs. w. V.
Bridgeford. of Keystone, were
the guests Of Miss Memphis T..
Carter, Sunday.
Mrs. Lethia Tyson made a
business trip 70 Bluefi sd last
week.
Mr.. VIII watts has been on
the sick list for the past weak.
Prof. and Mrs. Drewry accom-
panied By Mr.. Johnson spent
Sunday here with parents.
Miss Laura Novlin spent the
week end in BIue6eld.
Mrs. English and daughter
Clara are the guests OF Mrs. Jas.
Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ensley
were business visitors TO Ora
ham. Monday.
Mrs Catherine Galloway was
shopping In Northfork. Tuesday.
Robert Dalton, OF the Is. G. l..
spent the week end It home.
Miss Hazel Mosley was shop
ping In Blueh' I'd. Saturday.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13
Proposed Amendment

That Section twenty-three of Article
eight OF said Constitution ~ it Low is he
altered and amended 30 ss to read as
follow:
Section twenty-three. The commits
s.oners shall be elected by the voters of
The county. and hold their office for the
term OF six years, except at the first
meeting OF said commissioner they shall
des'Rnate BY lot, or otherwise, i'm such
manner - they may determine, one of
tneir number who shall hold his Office
Tor term of two years, one for four
YEAR and one tor six years. so that one
sinai bne shall he elected every two
years But no two of said cor :lissioners
snail be elected from the same mayister-
Nj district. But if two or more persons
reading IN the same district shall receive
TIE greater number of votes cast at any
election, then only the one of such per-
sons receiving the highest number of
voses cast shall tie declared elected, and
tne person living IN another district who
small receive the next highest number of
votes shsli be declared elected. Said
commissioners shall annually elect one of
their number - president, and each
snail receive four dollars per day for his
services IN court, to be paid out of the
county treasury; provided, however,
tnas eaid payment Of four dollars per
day shall not exceed the sum Of four
hundred dollars per year for each COM
missioner; and provided, that such COM
pensation may be increased in any coun
y by the assent OF n majority of the
votes cast on the question at any general
| or special election
The proposed amendment is designated
a. County Court Amendment and on
the official ballot to he voted at said
election will be printed the following:
BALLOT ON CONSTITUTIONAL
COUNTY COURT AMENDMENT
Amending SECTION twenty three of
Article eight.
For ratification OF Count Court
Amendment.
Against ratification of County
| Amendment
Those favoring the ratification Of said
amendment will vote "For Ratification
OF County Court Amendment; and
those opposing will vote Against Rati-
hcation OF County Court Amendment 8"
Given under by hand and the
| Great Seal of the STATE. at the
OsSD Capitol, this seventh day Of
go August. in the year Of our Lord
l one Thousand Nine Hundred
/ aud Sixteen, and Of the State
the Fifth fourth
HENRY ID. HATFIELD.
BY the Governor:
STUART r. REED,
Secretary o. state.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13
Dou't fwset

Just 10 Keep history ssrsishs. lee N
nos forrcs that it vs. under shis bi<susd
era OF frss-Trsde prosperity shss Ohsdsu
Fuller, tie Grand Rapids workinsmsn.
pat himself on the Americas msykss I'D
offered 70 I'LL himse'f isso vo,ussasy ds-
very becsnse he could ma end serk /.
sn3 sekss 90.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13

his measdre and found him 70 be
= politicifn with no constructive
platform, and whose sole appeal
TO the tossrS 10 based upon preju-
dice and presumption of their
ignorauce.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13
Fiilbert

The two-weeks meeting which
was conducted by the Rev j. w.
Morton and the pastor, Rev. J..
q. Price. has closed with several
"eing converted and inipg the
church Never befure has the
Mt. Pleasant Baptist church
been so aroused spiritually.
Sunday was a high day in FIJI
bert The EIIls-Coles wedding
neing one OF the chief features
Mr.. Calvin Ellis and Miss Eth
81 Coles were married at tn.
Church Sunday evening. The
pride Is one of the most promi-
nent young l,dies OF Filbert The
groom Is also an excellent young
man and we truly hope that they
will have q happy married life.
Mr.. and Ms. Lowry spent the
Sabbath at Thorpe and report .
pleasant time.
Mr.. Hash and Miss Vice Col
llns were also married Sunday.
Mrs. Laz snby. the mother OF
Mrs. Carter. has returned 10
Filbert She is formerly of Bed
ford City but has been spending
some time in Washington. We
are glad TO her back again.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13
'Cs6:hnui;cSSal Amend
meat State Of W. Va.
PrseIanatiss By the Governor.

L, Henry d. Hatfield, Governor Of the
800 o. West Virginia, pursuant TO the
Oooeeieution and Laws Of said State. do
hsreov proclaim, announcing 20 the vot-
ers OF the State OF West Virginia, that on
Tuesday after the first Monday in Nov
ember, IN the year One thousand Nine
Hundred and Sixteen, there will be sub
Diseed Tor ratification or rejection An
amendment 20 the Constitution ct said
State q follovs to-wit.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13
fEiDAl OCT. lS, 1916
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET

FOR President
I'll AElf> l.. HUGHES, OF New York
Wee President
'itAl;lF~ ". FAIRBANKS, of Indiana
inlt~d states senator
Hp ARD II THEkLAND. of Raniolpi,
Congress - Filth district
tpN ARD COOPER, Mercsr
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13
ENNIS
Liberty Baptist ChsrcA Rally

Editor Mcdowell Times:
Please give space in your columns for
. few. words concerning yhis congregs-
CATION that numbers only fourtsen mem
bembers, the most faithful and earnest
workers known in this part o( the State.
Our beloved pastor. Rev. l. J. Hall,
made . request for 81 frou tie M ls
members aud 80 cents from the female.
Not member failed. bat doubled the
amount by raising $4O.O5 on Sunday.
Since then, il totaled $40. ~.
Ii 10 . historical record for this church
We have . great leader who has taught
ms that. The Lord loveth . cheerful Civ.
err" May God bless the Mt. Nsto Bsp-
tist Church choir which rendered I'd
valuable service all day. The remain.
part Of our services we're cared for b.
own choir and people.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13

John Hsirston Vas mashed
very badly in the Trace Fork
mine In Raleigh county last week.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13
Republican State Ticket.

trOvernOr
Il'A j. ROBINSON, of Taylor.
Judgts.o supreme Court
VII Lam III. MILLER, Wood.
HAEOLDA A. RITZ, Mercer.
secretary of state
HOUSTON ~. y DI-NG. of Hsrr;.on
iirrintrndent of schools
MORRIS a. ~IlAWkFY of K.n.wb.
Auditor
JOHN =. DAK~T. Of jackson.
Treasurer
WILL i Il. =. JOHNSON, 81 Fayette
Attorney General
J. ENGLAND, of Logan.
- '"n'fii--iorer of Agriculture
tNl.~ 81 STEWART. Of Putnam.
~iate major sixth District
- Lt HER. of Mcdowell.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13
Republican County Ticket.

Sheriff
=. a. DANIEL, Of WEIGH.
.i'rn~seutIng Attorney
90 J. Cot N1S, Of " elch.
C'ini"--i,ner Comfy Court U.ong AM
short Term)
HOWARD Y. EANENSON. OF t,sry
A--tS=Or
w. - HATFIELD, Of Welch.
ilOu-e Of Delegates
J.. HOW MD iIARPER. 81 Key-tone
bAi.N ~ HA6EKMAN, of Brad-hsw
ItlL >WOlE, of WEIGH.
fLol ID MALDkON, Ct WEIGH.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13

~i~-ral r.ie- L, churches, schools ant
f.fIlt-~--
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-21
Lovely Exhibit
of Flowers To
Be Made Friday

An exhibit OF autumn flowers, pre-
pared for the purpose Of stimulating
interest in fall Horticulture in Okla
homa City will be open 10 the public
after | o'clock tomorrow AFTERNOON in
the banquet hall Of the Lee Huckins
hotel The display will be chosen,
exquisite in its colorings and fragrance
and tas,eiully arranged
Among visitors who will take more
than ordinary interest in the show will
be prominent flower culturis,s and stu
dents, including Prof G. T.. Sanborn,
cntomologist OF the state agricultural
college, s, S. Bu,,eriield, II. +. Me.
Clenahan, Charles Stiles, W T.. Rev,
I'D Lycan, Lon Foster and VIII II.
Clark.
Efforts. are being made to create in.
terest in this show, which the Civic
association believes will he a convinc
ing argument for the city's beau,iiica.
tion and hopes are entertained for a
large attendance