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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-02
)GIRLS ACCUSE POLICEMAN OF
BEING ecker"


Policeman Frank Farrell was ex-
pected to be called into the chiefs
Office today to answer to charge of
being 'fxer," placed against him
by two girls.
Paulina KOnech and Marie Kolin,
each about Is, told Judge Harry
Fisher in morals court today that the
reason they were not present to ap-
pear against three saIoonkeepers
whom they had accused was because
Policeman Farrell had been given
$50 by the saloon men and had split
$3.50 with them. Farrell told us not
to appear against the saloon men and
that it would be all right" girls said.
First Deputy WestbroOk said that
if girls story was true policeman
would be brought in in the patrol"
He sent Lieut., Coles out with in
structions to bring in the saloon men
at once.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-02

and Mildred Host, z and 2, by carry
ing them from burning building, 1851
S. Halsted, drapped in blankets. Also
saved man, B. Brentung.
Five crates Irish shamrock coming
over on liner Baltic for St. Patrick's
night ball, Coliseum.
Robbers held up Geo. limo, 400
w. Austin av. Got SIS, but overlooked
S65 watch and checks for $50.
CHICAGO BOYS LEAVE FOR
INAUGURAL EVENT AND
PLACES ON SHIPS
Fou hundred apprentice seamen
who have completed their training at
Great Lakes Station leave today for
Washington to take part in inaugural
ceremonies next Monday. Immedi-
ately afterward they will be assigned
to various battleships.
New crisis, precipitated by uncov-
ering Of alleged German-Mexican-
Japanese plot, has added impetus to
navy recruiting here. Two addition
al navy officials from Cincinnati re-
cruiting station have been assigned
to Lieut.. Stevens corps. A campaign
to line up 10000 ex-navy men is I'M
der way.
A move to enlist 500 high school
boys into four months training
class at the naval station here began
today, The unit will be placed upon
the reserve list after their course is
completed. The boys viii be paid
$3.50 per month and receive ex-
penses while at the station.
London,-British prize court re-
fused to postpone confscation in the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-02

London,-British prize court re-
fused to postpone confscation in the
cases of steamers Kankakee, Hook
ing and Genese, all flying American
flag and alleged to be Germantown
ed.
Washington. - Senate adopted
amendment to navy bill, appropriate
ing S1,500,00O for naval base on San
Francisco bay.
Detroit-H. B. Hutchins desires to
retire as president Of Univ. Of Mich
igan. Jas. R. Angel, dean of faculty,
Univ. Of Chicago, mentioned as-his
successor.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-02

the corridor, also four flights of stairs
and into the street.
Thomas sped into the gloom, the
unbuTned remainder of his under
shirt clinging around his neck. He
has not been heard from since. The
fire caused $4,000 damage to hotel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-12
Army Registration in Rock island Township

rJohn z Lindholme. Charlie N. Mel
sen. Henry J.. Schafer, Arthur L. Dale,
Edward F. SCHNEIDER. John D. VII
t5ams, Frank Thompson, Harold D.
GuIdenZCpf Herman c. Richtmanu,
Paul 4. Nongenou. Ralph Tfrez, Hen
ry Dennis. Otto EuehI. William Erbes,
Leonard Brandmeyer. Fred " krue-
ger. Carl Hay. ATn0 r. Treusun, NuTI
, Crocker. Frank J. Holman. Edward
( Nelson. George Thompson. James j.
FeunesEv. Carl Peterson. Caleb Groom,
/ Walter G. RIchtmann-
Twenty-fjrst Precinct
T Charles 9IouneIu. Eric o. Holm
grain. oliver @. Richardson, William
BarreI. william J. Burke. Harry Lee
" Davenport. Daniel b. Anderson. CIar-
enca H. Briggs Walter r. Dye. Proper
. DeCoster. John KeeDey. Theodore
Bartel Jr. Lawrence C.. Carlson,
. George A. Carroll, Jacob a. ScboItez.
" William r. sikhma. Octaf DeCoaer.
Edmund Van DeWaue. Harry Poppi-
otto. George Tasiopoulous. Pete
. Cauzhe. Bertram Kinseu, Glen Gala
ham, Fred Stuart Davenport Charles
Nelson Glenn H. GuInsFesd, Elmer G.
Er5berg. Nick Cter0Ck, Fred n.
@ehoLse5. Ira Wilson Davies. Jasper
1olualI VIII Won Deest. Fred
Zte-ke. Carl Ludwig Carlson. George
'ag ..-l1 gu ~ 4r-.sa---
&c., 20 $3.50 - r4.-r----
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E-7i H@s -+57~- IL Tft'ts. s'+. 90, 10
8erEerdoG. Waiter Nelson. John a..
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aa-pa.- -oFa q. 4io- gan marry .Ll .--
man 1.o.A4Iot Nail -.a14l tAoS-' = ~,
aL.tt1o t-E7t Ja-tt9 - <1-.r 49,
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Lam. haiF IN 'oEeeI- JoL4 r. G1NieL-
-ans Peter barle-.. Gay ~ aver toi1e't
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tens, a4slal tjet'4aefe. arr FL ai~7t-
Ter, HooeTl aoaLiS' '5.El a. n ~ amer
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.----.a5 From Preceding Page J

...-..-a z----- p-ar-af-ar pace
land Berkshire. Henry Mime
~ garre= Earl Eugene
Mason Andrew Cornelius %oreliund
Is -..uar. FErrI1 william Eng
- #n-H 4. ETeEnuie Albert F.
e---a-.. Is. 4 Herman william Lloyd
Garrison Roscoe r. Brown Walter I.
Er-.a Louis Afford Marvin, Norman
& F-a.r- Julius DeBoo. Jay A.
Gibson Edward IErause Philip Cor
rPf.... H chez Rolls Sylvester Pierce
rraz.a. SMITH. Walter A Halter
HraH.rE Dolly. Damin5ck Giles
-.a r--ar. Jutsas Echreiberge. Wal
Ell hasten. Benjamin T Bahsn
John j Fa5er Harlan A. Tracey, Wal
lar Mcbride william A. Merit
Ernest Smith john Collins, Charles
st. war Earl a B0urdean, Elmer
Wr--a.-. Earl sack, George vii
liam Park. Peter Joseph Schmietz.
f-a Fox Victor Johnson. Carl Arthur
@err=s=a.. maeeeman Allison. Phil Z.
Weber. rr Wallace g. Miller. william
/ a-3.L9.7 -.2aF se41 @P9z-
1 -, -
r.rre Ers.rr.<a. Jesse RnlIar. Homer
Sheldon F-u6aB. Harry John Rosen-
field Harry ". Olsen, Mitchell Eide
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TwanIr- tIlira PreelneI.

4-----.- r.---sr-r. Er-...---
taer. Nlidam g hoho James ' H4sN.
John Earl Ais Ben SchieherI Archie
~ =oafabe~F GEORGE Nichols Henry T
$780, r-,-- r--.--.-.-- e.---...-.,- g..
-,-
ware q larson tFe9l &c La* ~
3llcoaei .oiA- B.l3.s 81 .s--l l-e' u
fTea i --leaJAee 59StHtt e. fi.sstHless
Fred j.. Behgs5oaa o5l" traa-1.
FRANK F. PepP-as. ear r. tEaAeFee
EDWARD err. '"- b. 'e=5-+
James lucheI. ~ EEeh a. +L@@1e195
Ernest ~ r, Stuat FEaa6 A i5eFo5ss
James II. AadckeF. EDDY r. f7aEaes
Forrest Ill., tFrooFeE' Ray - EeeaeI,
Alvin +. Fonsteroosels franz ~
Maucker, clinton =. w e7Fef. l10E
Henchon. lL5noFa 9.aES. "a.ls5la
an imam george =. 9e.'lel. an.
I3ofLcnln- h1' 75oLsV -a A5'-a' y r.
Myfon I1o"aE1 9-1l-es 80 ..l-l5
shank hugo ~ F1egtit' re man H.
Bergertt Harry J.. 9and1AE2s lewis
Nichols Ellis ii. 0hoWalfer' JHllls
Prince, Fredrlck 9lpe, wafer a. fsa-
sjTon. Winnie w. tec8s RAY =. Lla-
mond, Clarence =. Lancaster. Soafles
G. "aldmanr John fepplns. Car r.
barteI, John J. scout liner >. q mes
Arthur van keIfeDIoee " imam -. -
70 ~ ,, - -. ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-12

tras, Bill Earsuilfs Martin Becker.
John kookis. James Skondias. Giocinto
Giovena no. Mike Hrutak. Theadore y.
Harathanosis, Peter Nia1as. Prosper
Saey, Dimatriu Eulo8im, Harry Pop
pen Pete KoutaE0s.
Twenty second Precinct
Fred A. Johnson. Tom P. KaIIaz. Ell
mer B. Benson. FaUI q. Waruock. Cy-
rus C. Olson. George n. 1IacC9an8hau.
Robert Ward. Jr.. Br0r A. Anderson,
Carl G. Ecker. John E. stahIbarger
Eugene Walter Jobst Edwall G.. Carl
son. Gerald F. Grove. William Fl Pick
ron, Jesse r. Lay. Clarence II. Auder-
sor. Joel F. Lindqu.5t John y. Card
we'll, Albert p. Simousou. Maurice b.
Duncan, Clarence r. GrauIund Ralph
WoebeT- Keith Il Dc0Iav Russell f.
Dart Martin c. Norman, Joe G1eiEuar.
Nick SetlCo. Amos j. SIatJeuErcg,
Clare Il. MacDonouEb. Walter r. Befn-
Joseph Brennan. Carl g. EusGaHl-
Clyde f. Parkhurst Ernest =. Bow
man, Norman Z. kristman. Eli Wilder
son. Richmond z bort Hugo II. Pick
ron. Adrian Mcbride. William T. U9n-
can Carl " Gustafson, Hialmar Carl
son. John Ragnar Nattsou. Kari f..
Johnson. Earl J Bailey. Carl Gideon
Harrison AbuQuisr. James II. Bowers.
J. Wihert Lundahl- InETal II. Enza-
saith, Fridolph ". HauEren, Carl f..
Hamuerberg Harry j. Andrews. Ed
ward Is. #addelL. Jr.. George s. Broad
bent, Harry G. StTuckmaH. Ruben H..
Lindserom, Lloyd Allen Foster. Archie
:. Lea. Carl IL. Johnson Herbert G. 81
Swanson. Herbert Anderson. Lawrence
j. So5ergrau. Jay G. klser. Louis ST..
a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-12

All the news al the tima-Tha
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-12
Nineteenth Precinct.

Artaur 3. r. Llndberg. clyde John
sen albert u. Laughinrichs. Louie
D2an. Howard NJ Holck. David c..
He1dr.1ksoa. Harry H. Rhine1art.
Walter j. Il. Carey. Herman Meyer,
Joseph r. Cstettanbaur. Carl d. Dick
r-9t. barr Myrtle Taylor. John Willard
1o3astore, John Arthur Hedberg. Louis
hoh1. Fred f. Nayne. Arthur Noel
cameron. Edward A Wich, G. The0-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-23
VIVIAN RED CROSS BRANCH
WANTS INFORMATION ABOUT
ALL ENLISTED MEN.

The Red Cross Branch at Wv
ian Is trying To get a complete
list of all the enlisted men from
Keystone to Big Four, who are
m the army or navy, white or
cOlOrcd of all natiOnsii,ies, at
home or abroad. The list Of the
drafted men we already have.
We need the help OF their friends
to secure the complete list Of the
others.
The Branch plans TO send "A
Christmas package ~ each one
Of these men who - in the ser
vice Of our country. and we
should have the names Of all OF
them by Dec. lst. il possible.
We earnestly ask all who can
give rs such informant IN 70 send
the names and addresses A.
once IN the Chairman ~ the Wv
ian Branch. vivian, w Va
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-23
GROCER COloRED AUXILIARY
AMERICAN RED CROSS.

The Grocer Colored Auxiliary of the
American Red Cross held . meeting on
Thursday evening. November :. with A.
III. Brown. Chairman. presiding.
The meeting opened With the sony,
My Country 'tis of thee. AMI prayer
10y A. III. Brown.
The meeting Mas then addressed 10y
Nrs. John J. Lincoln. Chairman of the
Ekhorn Branch. and Mrs. J. NJ. New
ton, Chairman oi the Organization Com
mitt<~- There Were also short talks 10y
otherv PRESENT
A motl"n Mas passed bv the meeting
pledging the payment o. the Rel Gross
OF - cents rn 'ntily hy each m-ni'srr oi
the Auxiliary.
No more business coming before the
organization. the meeting closed 10y sing-
ing. Onward Christian Soldiers. anu
benedlctlon toy % =. Galloway.
A IA. BkO TN. Chairman
j. H. BAkk>DALE. secretary
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-23
MR.. FELTON, VISITS KEYSTONE

MIR. +. w. F.,t1n. the only col
ored man VIII attended the Ne
tional Negro tq ual rights Leagu e
in the city of New York in Sep
TEN Der, was in the city this
week. He represented from f.
re CO. w. Va. where he is now
located. He had jlst been ON "A
business trip To Anawalt VIII, re
he was visiting friends aud stop
ped ,ff IN Keystone To see a few
Of his old acqualntances and To
take up tE.- mater reiatIve - tn
extension of the work, - Ut Jet
and it's far res, hing uiiuenCe
He proposes 10 organize a few
local clu Ds throughout the stete.
In com mentlng ON the meeting,
Mr.. FELTON, was very free To state
that he felt that Their were some
of the most Drainy tnrOuyh-go
ing race Representatives at that
me citing To be found anywhere.
His e In pOr ary organization
which he hopes 10 perfect in a
very short time and which will b.'
the League will be more defi lite
ly dedided upon later. Ills pia \
are 10 orgaa'z. every county IN
the state or So much of the coun-
ty as IL we'll populated 10y mem
Ders of the race.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-23
Mr.. George Penn, sn Gid Citizen,
Dies In Welch.

Mr.. George Penn, an old resi-
dent and citIz N II this county. a
mechanic of standing and long
service, after hard fought bat
tie against tile uncomfortable
and disagreeable conditions
Drought about ID cause of asth
ma, succumhed - the grim
monster death at his home in
WEIGH Wednesday Of tins week
and his body was taken ID Coop
ers for interment. Tie was
a Mason and his reu aims were
taken care Of by brothers of II {
craft.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-23
Past Chiefs to Meet.

To the Officers and Members Uf the sey-
eral Subordinate Councils, 1. q. Of II.
Luke, in West Virginia:
AIN notifying you Of the Grand Past
Chiefs meeting To De held IN Bluefield,
Dec. IA, at : 30 2. H., in kIngslow iall
on Bland Street. The Past Chiefs Of
Bluefield have invited us TO meet with
them and they will entertain all who at
tend. Come To tue meeting without fail.
You will miss treat if you fail to be
there. Come prepared to join. $l.75 is
the fee.
We held a meeting last SATURDAY and
the same Was a splennid success 81
Was collected on Past Chiefs member
ship. A grand reception Was rendered
those present by Mrs. Carrie Harvey al
the MD. Zion Baptist church. Ii was AL
elegant affair.
MRS. MALINDA COBBS,
State Deputy.
G.. :. MILLER, District Deputy
STEVE WAkKEN,
Associate Deputy.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-23
In Debt But Helps.

The Mt. Chapel Baptist Church did
itself proud last sunday in the nstionsl
effort 10 raise So, Ooo,OoO for the Army
Y. VI. g. A. Nothstsnding the fact
that this splendid church that rose from
ashes m the course 81 lS months after u
destruction by lire. - greatly in debt, the
able pastor. Rev. l.. A. Watkins, v. d.,
had the unanimous consent Of his board
tbst they would sacrifice . portion Of the
days collection 70 the Army \ VI. q.
A. fund and 70 that end Editor VI. T.
Whittico was asked o. take an after col
lection both mornrng and evening sod
go % was given ~ the members and
fsiends Of the church that the worthy e.
fOst may b. q Success. Mesdsmes Josie
Kent W right, Josephine Russell and NJ
n. Thornton greatly helped in this move
by soliciting among their friends ~ho
couid rot ~ &C church.
Sunday vas the regular day for the
church services and the pastor preached
two splendid s~rmoDs The sunday
school under Supt. J. "A. Jones 49, slso
seil attended and interest rsnohish.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-23

At Berwind, under the local direction
and influence Of Mr.. q. @. Coleman. the
colored people raised $jl. p last Sunday.
District Chairman, Prof. ID. q. Cole
man at Excelsior, made the effort Of bis
life and right we'll did he succeed - the
proceeds show from all his precincts that
he had a most successful organization
lie individually esnvsssed the mines,
saw the men face to face and with that
usual power Of explanation wss respond
ed 70 by a literal contribution from ev-
cry colorsd man. In fact, Prof. Cole
man made Il known that any man CIV
ing less than . dollar wss.a. Shaker
ny "JOve'', no. man was found guilty
hurrah for the colored people Of Big
Greek District. Our old friend Thos.
Ousrles and Rev. w. A. Pittsrd did yeo-
man service in this campaign also.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-23
C0LCnEO NAN CHARetD
WITH CHASING WI Tt
SCHOOL TEACHER
Killed in Berwind Jail
by Deputy Sheriff
Tinsley.
INVESTIGATION TO BE MADE
AT ONCE.

Last Sunday At Berwind . colored
man 10 reported 70 have run after . wh ite
school teacher. She escaped being
caught. Later . colorei man was ar
rested and placed in Jail. Talk of lynch
ing is said TO have been freely heard
Deouty Sheriff Tinslev 10 said % have -
crssly entered the all As . frieud TO the
Negro To take him TO his home for sale
keeping against the forming mob The
colored appeared to be asleep but. a.
cording To the statement of rinsley, he
suddenly sprsng for him (TiDsley). grab
ted hold Of mis- throat and was getting
the best Of him. being heavier, taller and
stronger rlnsley says he Was forced To-
pull his gun and shoot the man
This 10, ~ far - We know, some Of
the admitted facts, while suspicion is
strong the other way. An investigation
is now and will be under way till the
real facts are known. While the senti-
ment has been high on hehah Of the
white lady. IL 10 equally high and more
intensified by those who question the in
nocence OF the officer. Add yet there is
no disposition on the part Of ocr race in
porticular to have an innocent man pun
lshed, yet We are pleased that delitera
ton justifies us TO suspend judgement
till the facts ia the Ease are found out
Sheriff Daniels, Prosecuting Attorney
q. L. Counts and Judge Jas. French,
strother have assured the representative
OF this paper that at once and from nov
on every effort possible will be used To
ascertain the facts i'm the case. Iinsley
is now cut On 5000 bond.
The Editor Of this paper, accompanied
by several ouhes responsible eolored and
white men, 10 nov and will make a
thorough investigation of this affair, al
ter which the people shall the facts I'M
tarnished.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-23
MERCY SEAT BAPTIST CUuKCII
powliatan

sunday school, 80 m. l'rrarlnng
LIT and ;ri sunday AT 80, "A. m. and
y. n. Missionary meeting every first
at q y. IN. Rel Cro-- each Tuesday ~
ening. Prayer mee.Ing. Wednesday ~
enings Rev. X. X. Henry, Pa-t'r. ~
e.. NanhOpk, clerk
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-23
wIIcoE BAPTIST CmrKcm

sunday school, S..ai "a. m. Preaching
,nd and ith sunday at ~ a IA and
y. ni. Missionary meeting at g. 90 lock
every 2nd sunday. Rev. a. Il: Henry,
pastor John Webster clerk.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-23

DR.. J NJ. Whitt,cn. FIRST Lieu
tenant At Camp NJ .sie. Nj was
called h Drne this week at the nm
stance OF the death of his infant
baby girl The noiy was taken
to the old homestead from John
son City. Tenn. where the IN nh.
er was and buried. Mr.. Georg..
Brown accompanied The remains
We hav. Just received word
from Hon. r. ii Harper. who -
in Washington u the eff ct that
ne was we'll aud feeling fiac a. "A
result Of his recent treatment
at Johns Hopkins Hospita, IN
Baltimore To which he went
several weeks ago
Miss Catherine Harper has
been somewhat IndIspo-ed for
severa, days but IL now corva-
le>c,rg To the plea,ure of her
many friends
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DAIMODD EArIISr CIIIfKCII

sunday rcho,l. o..;b N Preaching
. a and 1 IA sunday at ~ "A m aud =
q. m. Prsyrr ms--tihg ,~lnr-.iay ~
-nlng-. Rev. ". q. Clements. ID. % 8.
pastor.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-23
rIIGRIM BAIT. CHURCH. Crystal.

sunday school. 81 "A. ma. i'rraching
l-t and .ird sunday al ~ a. m. and :
. m. Prayer m, my "Wednesday ~
~ninv-. Rev. ". q. Glenn, nt-. -. a.,
pastor.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-23
HOw's 'Ihis 2

We ofsr ore 1fundredsDo.lars Re
Nsro for my case % Catarrh that can
not To- cured ~ Halls Catarrh Cure
HANS Cttarrh Cure has been taken
- catarrh sufferers for the past
ifirty I've years. and has become
own ls the most reliable remedy for
Catarrh Hairs Catarrh Cure acts thru
TIE Hood on the Mucous surfaces er-
O. ling the Poison from the Blood and
h'aliny the diseased portions
After you have taken Halls Cafarrh
furf Tor short time you will SEE a
xreat Improvement in your general
hfaifh. start taxing Halls gatarrh
Cure "a once and gst rid Of catarrh.
s. nj for tfrfifnOnl8is. free
y. ,. CHENEY a co. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold By all Druggists. 75c-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-23

SSOWst
CIRCUIT COURT: Eighth Ju-
iicial Circuit Counties of Nc
D"well. Mercer and Monroe.
Hon. ISAIAH. H-rndon, Judge
WEIGH: w kurbridxe Payn
Clerk.
Terms OF Court Second Tues
day in February June and Sep
t. nm Der.
CRIMINAL COURT: Hon. Jas.
French STROLLER. Judge: w. h.
Payne. Clerk.
Terms of Court Second Mon.
day IN January. April, July and
Ortober
COUNTY COURT: DR.. r..
Bra&onier. President. keystone
Col las. Flwnod Jones. and
Howard y E>venson,
ION missioners
w. W. Whvte. clerk, Wolch.
Terms of Court First Mon
day in January. April, August
and October.
License Term. rirst Monday in
June
COUNTY OFFICERS
Sheriff. 5 A Daniels. WecL
Prosecuting Attorney CT
COUNT, WEIGH.
Assistant Pros Attorney.
Samuel Splins.
Clerk Clrcultand Grim. Courts.
Burb ridge Payne
Clerk County Court, w. w.
Whyte
County Surveyor. W & Morgan
Vivian
Supt. Free Schools, w Cassius
Cook, WEIGH
Assessor. w. J Hatfield, WEIGH
County Road Engineer, w. J
McC iaren
County Health Officer and cor
oner. DIR. n. u. Camper
g DnnissIoner School Lands
& + Rusmisell. Mcdowell
Members House Of Dele gates
Harvey tIsggerman. r.. Howard
Harper, j Buel Swope, Floyd
Wa.dron.
State Senator'S, Sixth Senate
rial district counties Of Mellow
ell, MingO. wayne and wyoming
John w Luther. WEIGH; Wells
Good vkootz. williamson.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-23


The object of tins SUIT H. toOhtaIn from
the defendant by the plaintIii divorce
A NINCUI.O MATKIMONII
And II appearing from an affidavit
now On Tile With tine paIrr- In tins cause.
that the defendant ~ "A non resident ct
the state Oi West Virginia, II - therefore
ordered that the said defendant dO ap-
pear at the Clerk Oiiicr oi tlse Circmt
Court Oi McDpweii County within one
month from iii- iatr 81 tii- first l,ui,lIrA
ton Of this order, and dO What II nec,-s-
sary u protect las Interest herein.
And ~ H. IurtiI~r ordered that "A copy
OF tins order IT, I'ubli-lie'i ONE week
Tor fOur Successive weeks va --ane news
paper published ma McDv~ril county
and that copy Oi the same liz I~,sts-l at
the front door Of the court hotIs.- of Ne
DO~eli county iDr twenty days before
a, cree II rendered.
A copy. Is-te'
w. BUKBKIDGE PAYNE, Clerk
:. h. Moon, 4. u