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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
To Relieve Catarrhal
Deafness and Head
Noises

If you have Catarrhal Deafness or
head noises go to your druggist and
get 1 ounce of Parmint double
strength). and add to it a pint of hot
water and ounces of granulated
sugar. Take l tablespoonful four
times a day. 49,
This will often bring quick relief
from the distressing head noises.
Clogged nostrils should open, breath
ing become easy and the mucus stop
dropping into the throat. 1t is easy
to prepare. costs little and is pleas
ant to take. Any one who has Ca
tarrhal Deafness or head noises should
give this prescription a trial-Adver-
tisement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
An Invitation TO Women

Women are invited to visit the
laboratory of the Lydia f. Pinkham
Medicine Co., at Lynn. Mass, and
see for themselves with what accu-
racy, skill and cleanliness this won
derful remedy for women's ailments
is prepared. over $4,000 pounds of
roots and herbs are used annually in
making this famous medicine. The
great bins of herbs, the huge tanks
filled with the medicine ready to be
bottled, and the bottling room where
1t is put up and labelled for the mar
ket, cannot help but impress them
with the reliability of this good, old
fashioned root and herb remedy,
which for the past forty years has
been so successful in the home treat
ment of female ills.-Adv.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
Three Are Fined For
Violating Traffic Laws

Daniel Wagner. driver of iitney No.
Ill, was in court yesterday after
noon charged with reckless driving.
In addition to the charge made by
the officers, five persons signed a
statement declaring Wagner to be
careless in handling his car. The
court assessed fine of $40.
w. S. Miller, 1907 North Front
street, was charged with exceeding
the speed limit. Mr.. Miller's son wos
driving, and both admitted that the
car was running considerably faster
than the city ordinance permits. The
fine was $1,00.
III. b. Fishel, who was driving a
brewery truck Saturday evening, ex-
ceeded the speed limit on Mulberry
street bridge, and was fined $500.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
Failure to Collect Ashes
Cause of MANY Complaints

Complaints are being received al
ready by city officials because of the
failure of the Pennsylvania Reduction
Company to make collection of ashes.
In some of the districts the ashes
have accumulated for weeks. The
company in reply to inquiry by the
city said it was almost impossible to
get enough men to use for the col
lections because of the big prices be-
ing paid at the aviation plant being
built at Middletown. Efforts will be
made during the next week to employ
enough men and start regular col
lections.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
Scores of Ships Believed
to Have Been Sunk by
U-Boats Without Trace

London. Sept IS. - The Daily Mail
is authority for a statement that
Lloyds is preparing an exhaustive in
quiry into the loss of vessels posted
missing" which are mot inclunded
IN the weekly admiralty report. The
Daily Mail says that some times a
half dozen or more missing vessels are
posted a day. The Daily Mail says
The reason for the increase is not
difficult to discover in view of the
sink without trace cipher message
OF the German Minister to Argentine.
Many steamers which have
been posted this year as missing rep
resented over 250.000 mounds each.n
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
Eleven Men Drown as
U-Boat Sinks Vessel

Christiania. Norway, Sept. Is. - The
Norwegian Foreign Office announced
to-day that the Norwegian steamship
Askeland of 2,S23 tons gross had been
sunk by a German submarine. One
Doat with eleven men was lost and
the captain and ten men were saved
1t was also announced that the
Norwegian steamship Rein. of 1,175
tons gross, had been sunk by a Ger
man submarine off Cape St Vincent
Ten men lost their lives and the cap
tain ard nine others of the crew were
saved
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
Local Railroad Men
Lose Their Cases

The State Compensation Board to-
day handed down a number of opin-
ions in which awards were made in
favor of men injured on railroads en-
gagged in interstate commerce were
set aside. The opinions are similar
to those issued last week.
In the list were several from Har-
risburg. HummGstown, Lebanon, Me-
chanicsburg and other towns in this
section.
The Harrisburg cases were Henry
w. Broun, 1855 Prospect street; Har-
Vey c. Batdorf. 742 South Twenty
first street; Ralph Mentzer, 1915 Derry
street; James l.. Dahr. 412 Nectarine
street, and Edward A. Hayes, 1916
Thompson street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18

city; Jacob Bitner. Company b; NJ. G.
Baker, Company +; A. L. Fink. Com
pany F; Adam Fitzkee. Company b;
NJ. M. Mccall, Company L; Robert
Duke, Company d; e. ]. Hoover, Com
pany +; j. c. McCurdy, Company I;
p f. Spangler. Company "a; w. j.
Smith. Company c.
The officers elected for the year
are: ]. Hovetter. Hays Grove. presi-
dent; ]. C. Leeber. York, vice-prcsi-
dent; the Rev. ]. II. Young. New Cum
berland, chaplain Abram L. Fink.
Carlisle, treasurer; DR.. M. q. Baker.
Harrisburg, surgeon; ]. ID. Hemmin-
ger, Carlisle. secretary.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
Mrs. Staufer Given
$50 Liberty War Bond

Mrs. j. B. Stauffer, 2O28 Green
street, was to-day the recipient of a
$50 Liberty Bond. 1t came from
the Harrisburg Column, Pennsylva-
mia Railroad Women's War Relief.
The award was made this afternoon
at the Pennsylvania Railroad Young
Mems Christian Association.
Mrs. Stauffer was one of the con-
tributors to the fund for hospital
equipment and knitted comforts for
our soldiers and sailors. The Har-
risburg Column desires to publicly
thank all who contributed to this
forthy cause and the amount realized
will be valuable assistance in con-
tinuing the work.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18

elected chairman to fill the place left
vacant by the resignation of Mrs.
j. d. NJ. Reed. Miss Carrie Eliza
beth Gerberich was elected second
Vice-chairman, new office. The
other officers are: Mrs. Edith Eby,
ce-chairman; Miss Ora Bickel, sec
retary, and DIR. w. p. Clark, treas
urer.
From now on the rooms will be
open every Tuesday and Thursday
afternoons for work.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
FUNERAL OF VETERAN

Funeral services were held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock for Solomon
Meyer, a Civil War veteran, who died
last Friday, at the home of mis-
daughter, Mrs. Harry Stephens, in
Enhaut. The services were held at
the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Harry G. Miller ,911 South Ninth
street.
The Rev. DIR. Kieffer, pastor of the
Oberlin United Brethren Church, Off
ciated. Mr.. Meyer was a member of
Company II, One Hundred and Thir-
tieth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infan-
try. He is survived by the follow
ing children: Mrs. Elsie Hart, Mrs.
Harry B. Stephens, Mrs. Harry G..
Miller and Harry B. Meyer; two
brothers, George and John Meyer,
and two sisters, Mrs. David Kauf-
man, of New Cumberland, and Miss
Lizzie Mover of Harrisburg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
Deaths and Funerals
FUNERAL OF CHILD
KILLED IN AUTO CRASI

Funeral services for Mildred Sour
bier, of Penbrook, were held at
Shops Church, this afternoon at
2.30 o'clock. Miss Sourbier was kill
cd in Hagerstown, Md, Sunday, when
the auto in which she was riding was
wrecked.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
l3OTH SURVIVORS
UNVEIL TABLET
After Reunion Hold Ceremon-
les at Camp Curtin
Methodist Church

Survivors of the One Hundred Thir-
tieth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volun-
teers, held their annual reunion yes
terday at the G. A. r. hall in North
Third street. This was the anniver-
sary in honor of the battle of Anti
etam Md, where the regiment did
gallant work.
After the session had adjourned, in
the afternoon, the veterans and the
ladies who are members of the ladies'
auxiliary, went to the Camp Curtin
Methodist Church for the unveiling
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
MRS. MENTZER is DEAD

Mrs. Ollie Mentzer, aged "a, died
yesterday afternoon at her home,
1916 Derry street. Mrs. Mentzer was
the widow of Simon Mentzer. Fu-
neral services will be held Thursday
afternoon at 1 o'clock from the
home. The Rev. A. L. Hagen, pastor
of the Park Street Evangelical
Church, will officiate. Burial will be-
made in the Stone Church Cemetery
Mrs. Mentzer is survived by eVelen
children, George, Edward, Ralph and
frank MentZer. and Mrs. Conrad
Hamm, Mrs. Pious Hamm, Mrs.
Harry Kapp, and Misses Cora, Rose,
Hazel and Bertha Mentzer. She was
a member of the Park Street Evan
gelical Church.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
Unique Methods in Giving
Money! or New Church

Shippensburg, Pa, Sept. 1S.-An-
nual harvest home services were hold
at the Messiah United Brethren
Church on Sunday The sum of ST.
1856 was raised towards a new
church. This was in cash. Each
class and organization that took part
presented the money in some UNIQUE
way A fan made up of eight one
dollar bills was presented by the
Junior society. The mems Bible class
gave the most, 5000. Some classes
pinned their money together and pre-
sented 1t in that way.
POLITICAL ADYERTIsE,IENr
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
MRS. HEADEN DIES

Mrs. Noah Headen died last even
ing at SIS o'clock, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. b. f. Sunday, 20
North Fourteenth street. Funeral
services will be held from the home
tonight at 7.30. Burial will be made
in the Newport Cemetery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18

port; jury, commissioner, L. e. Dun
kleberger, Spring township, and NJ.
e. Orwan, Howe township, county
auditor, no nominations.
Republican - Prothonotary, 10
nominations; director of the poor,
G. w. Dunkle; jury commissioner, T..
Scott McKeehan, Saville township;
county auditors, no nominations.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
NEW CHAIRMAN OF RED CROSS

Dauphin, Pa, Sept. 1S.-At a
meeting of the Dauphin Auxiliary to
the Harrisburg Chapter of the Red
Cross Society, held last evening in
the society's room. at the school
house, Miss Clara Bergstresser was
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-26
Nnnin,er II.

unter Seuer eenommen, Inn Sruppens
transporte gu ftDren. GalIiano 1T ber
aussansspuntt fir bic Militdritrabe.
bic auf bas Ylateau bon SplsareitB
uno 2afraun uno in ibrer SortfeBuns
Bis Qriierp uno 9lfiaso fiibrt. BON
Hoperetto lduft cine Strabe burd oas
SerrasnolosS Sal bemfelben 3iele 5u-
Dom 8riegsidauplub in Suoifarien
bat man f6on ldnge ni9ts webr &c.
bort. Sab bic Oeitereirher bier ben
9auptborftob anfeBen peroen, 1T nidt
iebr tpabri9einlid. neil bic riidtpdr.
tigen @erbinbunsen NIT Der 8abr
Srient unb 9oaen alles su ipiinf4en
iibris laFen. Womit ober nidt seiaat
Iein foll. baB bic llnterattion gesen
greseid nidt aud i'm plan SDben,
boris liest. 9tber ale 4nsei9en oeu'
ten oarauf bin. oaB bic tommenbt
Sffeniipe ipieoer ba einfeben tpirb. mo
fie am 13. Mai, 1916. einseiebt bat.
nGmlib In Dem Dintsl aipiiden gtf4
unb 8renta, bas betbt i'm pafubio-
@ebiet, auf bem Iiiasosplateau unS
i'm Ditlidsn @alfugana. unb bdB bic
unterbreduns Der 3ufubritraBen Der
SfonaosMrmee tsre erfte Iufgabe fein
pirb, Die our9 bic 8efebuns bon @is
eensa unb puoua eelDit peroen lam.
Set Der premisr 2Iopos9eoree ON
%. Sanuar i'm parliament erfIdrte.
bab Die 2ebensmittelporrGte auf ben
brttifden SnIeI ssringer feien, uls is
porber, bat ii9 Der Maneel infolse bes
beutf9en Sau9boottrieses unb Der
@rf9Dpfuns Der @orrdte Der iiberfees
iiden 2Gnber, auf bic Gnslanb fir
feline @infubr anseipieien TT, ftetis Der.
i4limmert.
Sn elmer @eriammluns bes 2an6s
ipirti9aftli9en Romitees bon Norpt&
tpurbe elm on Die 2anbarbeiter gerid.
teter 4ppell bes premiers berlefen. In
tpeldem bieTer iaet: nWir mDeen nt9t
nur unfsre 3ipilbeb0lterune. fonbern
aud unfer Seer uno bic Wannf4aften
unierer Slotte nit ben @rseuenifen
unferes eissnsn 9obens ernGbren milf.
fen. llnIere Ginis seeen ben 5etno
itebt ni6t nur duf benz Sentiment.
fonoern aud babeim. Wenn fe bier
bridt, 70 bri6t iie iiberal. Die 2anh.
arbeiter miiHen ibre araft aufs duber.
fte anipannen, benn Der Sisg tann nnr
errunsen perbsn, tpenn mir 2eben8.
mittel senug bdben.@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-26

Sentmals, in philadelphia, oas 5uz
glei6 als Monument 5ur @erberrliz
dung Der beutIben Ginpanberuns uno
Der 9riinbuns bon 9ermantoipn otez
men fou, ift auf Wunfd bes Mapprs
Smitb. bon pbilabelpHa. Bis nad
cem &riege perIdoben tporben. Gs
mar bon etnem &omitee unter 8oriib
GERM Sobn 3. Mapers, bes prdfiben'
ten oes Seutf9= =Imeritaniiden 3ens
tralbunbes, bon 9ennfplpanien, ben
Or. 9eramer in ieiner Gigenfbuft als
prdfbent bes Nationalbunbes nit ben
arrangements betraut bate. cine grobz
arttse @ntbu[lunssfeisr am pfineitz
montag, ben %. Mai, i'm @ernon
parf, In Germantown, eeplant tporz
ben.
Der @runb, ipesbalb Der Wapor bic
@ntbiinunssfeisr bis nad benz &riese
perf6oben baben ipiu, lit tlar eriidtz
lia. Gr befiir9tet irssnb eine oeuti9s
feinblide &unosebuns. bic nm 70 pes
niger ausseidlpHen erfdeint. uls taum
in einem Staotteile BON pbilabelpbia
cine 70 erbittsrte Stimmuns bsrrfdt.
tpis in 9ermantopn. Der erfen beutz
iden @niiebluns 4merifas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-26
Neue &leiOertDaare lln0
seioe, beren Gerfanf
Samfag enDet.

Die @rIparuiiie fno Sro6. bic Bor'
rdtb. iiuo sroB, Die Stile iino aas nsu
bic allerneusiten Stfertsn fur Sriih'
iobr uuo Sommsr. @tmas auoeree III
au beosufen - bic anSefiibrten Preiis
iparen In 3raft, ben Sag Dor otelsr
Bsrfaui anfins.
$500 SO 3oll Saille. Elm ihwarses.
eoroeo S,ioeiabrifat uon peiher ab'
ruuoun8 uuo feiusm @lan3. oas isbr
ausisbsno lit. @ue. $1.39. 'sSss:
$1.75 @eorsstte @rspe. 40 3oll brett.
tn Sarbsn. Sin wirflit sutss uno iti'
tifdes Wtaterial. $1.35.
800 Granite @lotb, 80 Sou brett,
fur an,iise, 3leiosr uno itilil4s Rode'
Gle. 70 @ents.
$500 @bedeb unb Streifsu 8sloul
-ebsnfalls so 3ou brett, tn ole oeu
ueusn Sarbsu 8ombinatiouen. mel4'
bies Sabriiat 70 popular mahtsn. VI
iit siuts Der sr6btsu Ssrfdufsr i'm Tor'
ratb. 81 98.
$1.5O &abm Serse LIT etwas, Doe
uerlanst piro bisie Saiicn, seraos nit
Ieeten Sommer. Gin so 3oll Wfate'
rial, oas gut 9spobsn 1T uno iib gul
tra9en piro. $l.10.
S1.OO nsise paihbare CORDUROY fiji
Sportr6de uno anoere @em1noer. @s
1T BON WtOOesrperten erfldrt Uorbsn
s6aB feline @arberobe nOuitduoi9 III
obne einsn msi6en Rod fur Sommer'
sebrauh." SO Gents.
$500 Sbantuns unb &aiab Ssibe,
80 unb 27 GOD brett rsipsftiue, In all'
ben meiit usrlanstsu folioen 5arben,
uie uon ben bsitsn Wtoosn usrlanst
$1.25.
$3.50 Satins, aas 36 3oa brett. In
ueuen uuo popnldrsn Shatttrungen,
Dusenbe aur Gusmabl. 95 Gents.
$1.50 Taffeta. In allen 6arben, fur
belaubernbe 3lsiber uuo Nu3i9e, 36
3oa brett unb iebr ftiliid. $1.15.
$500 5oularos = 36 3oll brett, Ia
buntsn Sarbsn, ruhisen Shatiirunsen
uub neueiteu Deiiins. Die ipsjiells
Nu5iebuns Der nsusn Saiion, 9e3sist In
8roBer 8erl6iebenbeit. @ue, $1.5S.
$500 Streifen Sattn uno Streifen
Taffeta. bstruhtet ole zines Der beiteu
Watsriale fir 8leioerr0ds. 8lsioer uno
Gnsiise. $40.
$500 unb $3.50 @repe Wfsteor, Gu
tin Be @bine uno Wieteor Gafsta. 4C
Sol brett, unb betradtet als einss Der
wunoerbariten Offsrten bes Gases uu'
ter ben pielen ,Shwar,waaren. $1.59
9aupt 5lur, norolih.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-26
Die Rrieesldse

Uett md6ti9en Grontdlangrttfen bat
Die neue r9robe Offeniipe" Der Iuiz
ierten bon allen bier 4nsriffslinien
aus einssieBt. SO finb bier setrennts
Sdla4ten, ipelds sefdlasen tperoen.
DAB bic ansriffsbaiis iid auf elmer
fortlaufenbsn ainis ausbebnt, fdafft
feline innere itrateeifde @emeiniamteit.
9emsiniam iinb nur Die slei4e Der
mensuns bes 9rabentrie9es NIT Der
Offsnen JeIbidIadt unb Der nit bieisr
@ermsnsuns berfolste 3ped. bas beibt
bic beabiidtiste 9urdbreduns Der sess
nsriiden 5ront. Solder Ourdbrud
lit an ben senannten bier puntten in
ansriff senOmmen. Wit Srontulans
sriffen, tpelbe unter alien umitGnoen
bon ben 4nsreifern seipaltise Spfer
beii9en, taun Der Durhbru9 aber nlir
i'm eriten 4niturm ersielt iperbsn. @ps
bat6 benz Seinb bic WO9lidteit gu
fonaentrierter 9lbipebr bes 4nsriffs
seseben lit, perrinsern iid bic Gbancsn
oes Grfolses bes 9ur9brudsperfuds.
bsnn bas Durdftoben einselner 2inien
alIsin bebeutet nod teinen 0urhbru4.
wtan mub iid ben @erlauf Der
SommesSffeniipe pergegenpdrtisen.
Mub bisfe bub nit Der erfolsreiden
0urditobuns elmer san5en Reibe bon
feinbli9en 2inien nad elmer seipaltis
gen artilleriitiIden @orbereituns on.
um. ba bem DurditOBen Der Dur4s
bru9 ni9t folste, f9liebli9 i'm Sanbe
gu perlaufen. Seute mub iid erit be-
rausf ftenen, tpie lpeit ben @ortoB por<
anautrasen Die Srontalansriffe Der
neuen @rpBen OffeniiDe imitunoe iein
perben.
Die ,Sinbenburss2inie, ipsl9e cine
ftratesifde StelIuns auf benz ipeitlis
den &rieesausbru9 bebeuten iollte. lit
bereits, ipie bic tiirslihe ReOs bes bril-
tif6en Miniferprdiibenten 2lopbs
9eorse seseigt bat, gum politiiden
S9lasfport eepDrben. Wtit @dlags
pprten aber pirb Der &rieg ebenioipe'
Mig beenbet, pie Der Sieg notipenois
ger @eiIe iih an beitimmte StelIuns
gen tniipfen mub. Inter Der Sins
oenburg>2inie ipirb bic fart befeitigte
itrategi19e Stequns peritanoen, ipelde
bic Seuti6en na9 Der freipilligen gu
riidsiebuns ibrsr friiberen Sommes
5ront sunG6it als 8Ollpert Der Der
teibiguna unb bann aIs Stiibpunft
eines epentuellen gssenansriffs feitses
legt 1aben. So miro nod mand cine
ainie bur9foBen peroen miifen. be-
por bic neuerlicbe @robe Sffeniipe Der
9luiierten an Der Weitfront ibren
3iped errei6t baben ipirb. Die fran
sDFf9en militGrii6sn Sudpertdnbiz
gen ilnfifisisrsn Die aGmpfe. tpeIde
aurseit auf Der breiten Sront 5tpiidsn
gfeims uno Gems itattfiuben. ala tppis
Iben 9eipesunestries. pdbrenb bic
porii9tigersn britiiden 2rititer bdrauf
binipeiIen, baB fis Elm 9emifh BON
offsnsr SeIoi9ladt unb bonn 9rabens
triss fsien; iis bGben au4 bersits Dor
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-26
A1tsfa11S.
Die "StaOenburs=Sints" nnS
TIRE &eOeutuaS.

9ie Mlliicrten MAIDEN an ber Weft-
trout fdbtuer erfamfte Jprtfdhrttte.
9te beutihen Sinien immer nod,
feff - Stalien befiirhtet etneu
3urdtbrnHSberfuh Der DETER
reidber.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-08
B6rWInd

Sons OF Beruind, No. 7O5l, q. U. o.
Of o. F., b<Id shsif annnal Thanksgiving
services ss ne Roe Of sharon Bapsist
church, sunday. May "a. ss.2 p. m
PROGRAM. -
Welcoine address. Miss Amanda Kans
Response, DIR. Thos. Reid
Recis.s;-- Petite Brss>- -
ots-Fe,sow~hip. y. X Hickrhan
Addrsss. Rev. W. A. Pitt&rd
The thank-,-- - sermon WAS preach
Ell by Rev. Jas. Order, al Brnmweli.
from sam. ao:O The Reverend was
ss his bsst and pre- ached = very able and
instructive sermon on Old Fellowship.
He pictured the undying love that exist
ed between Jonathan and David with
such eloquent and impressive lsngrisg.
that it touched the hearts of the whole
congregation. Jas. l.. Preston Wa MAJ
ter Of Ceremonies Collecti m. S-sl.6J.
Rev w. a. Pittard. of Coalwood.
preached a most sermon at the sharon
Baptist church last sunday night. A
large congregation was present. and ws
hope me will come again IN the near fu-
ture
Messrs. G. &. Common, Of Excelsior,
Jno. Hutchinson. Perry Jones. of Csret-
Ia, AMI John Halr-ton. of Yukon. at
tended the 'dd Fellows services here Last
last Sunday.
Messrs. Vim. Reel and Norman Brown
of New Hall, were business visitors here
this week.
Mrs. L. b. Fitch and Mr.. John wash-
ington attended the thirteenth annual
session OF the G.. X u. and T.. \. al
Bluetield.
Mr. John Thomas. former residen,
of our town hut now of Cleveland. Ohio.
Was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. r.
Watkins this week.
Miss Bessie Crider. Of Bramwell. Wa
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Talton Scott
tins week.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-08

PA1nkS odns ~ involved In pfo.
'essdinss ~sfs. b is
Rssolvrd. That ne pledge 70 the NATION
our vhoas ssrvics without reservation in
vhaasssr e.pscity - may call us. We
are viline 70 york o. aehk''
.DR.~.O MITCHELL, 'O6,
H. l. DICKSON. 10.
DR. II. L KINGSLOw. IL.
Ohairmx-
Ths alnnsi nsmhers entered into .
general discussios Of tn Economic and
Thirt'' movement outlined By DR.. Hsrri-
soa 10 hin opsaing r~">-A- ~u ns
.nnanimo,ely dscidsd tk.s -.-'xe. com
missse Be- appointed 70 perfect IN orxani :
ration foI the purple of considering .
thrift movement aud 10 do such work -
will enable the public 10 ees the bess pee
sib,e result from such . movement. The
following commfsss wss appointed: DR..
A. s. Adams. '05. of Northfork; Mrs.
Sesse Froe Brown. 'O9. Of wilcoe, DIR.
W. O. Mitchell, 'o6. Of Bluefield. Mis'
Jesie Hill. 'l6. Of Keystone; Miss Clara
Abbott. IL, Of Keyvsone: II. l.. Dicxa-
snn, 10. of the Institute faculty. and Prin-
cipsl r. p. Sims. chairman. The com
mittee met and organized Immediately
alter the business. The plan of the work
was gone over and the the work will be-
gin Immediately, Every minister in the
fiele is urgently requested IN preach from
his pulpit on Jnne 10 on Thrift" and
the committee heartily asks the cooper,
alton in the fields Of the teachers, fra.
ternsl organizations and all other sgeu,
cies of publicity that circulate among the
colord people.
At the close OF the meeting the body
made . contribution TO the Red Croe,
unit Of the school.
Tuesday evening with President Henry
T. Mcdonald, of Storer College, deliver.
ing the address Of the occasion. Hi,
theme was inspiring and educational and
wss well received Mr.. j. r. Marsh,
Secretary OF the state Board OF Regents,
IVES present and behalf of the State, pre-
sented the diplomas. His charge To the
dradnat<s was one that will 60 down in
the history Of the Institution and viii
ever be kept in the minds Of the minds
of the audience lie painted some very
vivid pictures of patriotism and what
June meant TO the nation in general a.
wellias its meaning to the graduating
class in particular.
Rev. w. II. Mitchell, pastor of Scott
Street Baptist church. pronounced the
benediction that brought the 10th an
nusl commencement of the institution IN
. close.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-08
Home Seekers Have Opportunity Of
a Lite Time at Beckley

Elsewhere i'm this issue will be found
an oiIer tn the colore,i people u buy Tor
themselves a good home at littls COS,
from the Lilly Land Company at Beck
ley.
lust IN think Of not having a home in
this progressive and enlightened county
with opportunities unlimited tn make
money il a serious mistake. Any man
can now buy a home for himself and
family at little cost. But here H. a
chance to get a home in the city OF Berk-
ley and every colored man ~ho may not
have a home that he can call his own
ought To jump at this great opportunity.