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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-10-22
NUMBER OF CALLS FOR
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT

Two fire alarms were answered
yesterday by the department, the first
at 9:23 a. m, when frame building
at 1920 West Cedar was slightly
damaged, and the second call, coming
from a point on West Government
street, resulted in no damage.
Four alarms in all were answered
Saturday, but in no case was there
any damage to speak of. At 6:45
o'clock SATURDAY. evening the boiler
room in the Blount building was
slightly damaged.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-10-22
PASSENGER AGENTS
HOLD CONVENTION

New Orleans, La, Oct. 21.-Trans-
portation problems arising from war
conditions are to be thrashed out by
the American Association of Travel
ing Passenger Agents at its forty
fifth annual convention which met
here Mondav. Representatives of the
passenger departments of all the
principal American railroad systems
are attending the sessions, which will
continue over tomorrow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-10-22

DR.. Hutchinson will be
out of the City until Nov. /.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-10-22
MADAME PETROvA IN EXILE
WILLIAM DESMOND

Dealing with a little band Of ex-
patriated Americans in an Asiatic
colony. and including besides its
thrilling and very dramatic love
theme an up-to-date romance of pol
itics and romance, Exile" has fur
nished Madame Petrova with one of
the cleverest vehicles of her entire
career. This is Paramount photo
play, and was directed by Maurice
Tourneur, the famous French direc-
tor. This feature shows Wednesday
and Thursday at the Isis in connec-
ton with Fatty Arbuckle in "Oh,
Doctor"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-10-22
The Best Laxative.

Il can recommend Chamberlain
Tablets as the best laxative and cure
for constipation that l know Of
writes Frank Strause, Fruitland
Iowa.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-10-22
NEW YORK ENJOYED
RECORD PEACH CROP,

New York, Oct. 21.-This states
greatest peach crop was shipped
from the peach belt" along Lake
Ontario in the season just closed. The
total production was estimated at
about 100000 pounds.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-10-22
PRESIDENT OF CUBA
INVESTIGATES SUGAR

New York, Oct. 21-President
Menocle of Cuba is prepared to take
drastic action to relieve the sugar
shortage in the United States if it is
discovered that the raw supply is
beng boarded in Cuba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-22
Sc NEcEsITAN AeENTEs.

Sc ToMARAN suBscRlPcIoNEs
PoR LA CoMPAhIA DEL "NuEvo
MExIcANo," EN- SANTA FEE, N. M.
BENJAMIN M. READ,
Santa re, Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-22

ra empezar a andar, para la luz y el
sistema de ignici6n. Nos cuesta mas
y vale 10 que lie cuesta.
ENGRANAJE DE GUAR "REo"-
exclusivamente del REQ" MO Sc res
bala- Sc ajusta de por 81. Positive.
ESTABILIDAD "REo" la tendencia
natural de un autom6bil propiamente
construido y b~alanceado, para a
tenerse bien sobre ell canine.
SoPoRTEs DEL MOToR-adn los
del eje principal son ajustables desde
ell exterior. Siendo este hecho "a
Gil y prontamente, siempre 10 puede
hacer. Ell resultado es un motor ST.
l~encioso. poderoso y que cuesta POGO
ell mantenerlO en- orden. N
Ell MAS ACCESSIBLE CAIRO de seis
cilindros en- Ell mundo, sin exception.
SO PoR ClENTO mas grande en- to-
das las parties whales, eJe guiador,
ejes de las ruedas, ejes de propulsion
engranes, GAIA de soporte, ruedas,
llantas de hule-
e. FACTOR DE sEGURIDAD del
REQ" es la raz6n de que cueste POGO
mantenerlo en- orden. Ningun otro ca
rro del mismo tamaio y poder asf CO.
mo capacidad de pasajeros, puede en-
sehar ell costo de ~mantenci6n al igual
de este.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-22

A q%uienes concierna:

Por estas presentes damos aviso .
todas aqueIIas personals que tlenen 81
uso de lena de la MERGED de Juan Jose
Lobato, que de hoy en- adefante no sc
permitlra a nInguna persona 0 per.
sonas, cortsr monte de ninguna ciase
nj verde nj seco, sin prlmero obtener
un permIso de mi mano, 0 de mi agen.
te; y cualquiera que sin permiso tor
mare monte o leha, sera arrestada y
tratada sesun la ley por tr~ansgreci6n
de gu propiedad.
j. w. MULLiN, Dueho.
j.. N. LucERo, Agente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-22

Los que hacen lbs "flimsy Skies" los
consideran "bastante buenos."
EJE TORQUE ,ayuda al mecanismo
de guar en- los scaminos durcs.
Ell 6AsTiDoR slleva ell motor y la
trasmisi6n-releyando las parties SEN
sitivas de las dGrezas del canine Els
Ia raz6n de la ~Iongevidad del REQ
R~ETRANcAs GRANDEs-y ambas
operando en- masas atras. Seguridad
para los duefiosf del REQ"
EXTRA GRANDEs- y redondos, ra-
yos en- las ruedas. Y doce al frente,
10 mismo que atras. Mas seguridad.
LLANTAs GRANDEs- "a pulg.x4k
pulg.-Non Skid en- las ruedas de a.
tras. Las son desmontables.
UNA PLEA en- ell eje de a%delante--.
construction REQ" tambien. Municio
mes de acero Thinker en- todas parties.
PERFEcTA LUBRIcAcIoN en- ell sis
tema en- cada punto movible. Sc in
yecta por medic de bomba Supplement
teda por ell moyimiento del motor.
Hay tasitas de dep6sito en- todas par
ties para ell a%ceite, a la mano.
RADIATOR "REo"-Designado para
los REQ" y hechos para los REQ"
Eficientes y duraderos.
"REo-REMY" arranque electrico pa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-22
ATENcioN, MAEsrRosl

En- la Gale del colegio, No. 532, hay
tres cuartos a~mueblados para rentar.
ST desean s%olanente CANA por la no
che, hay un cuarto con. dos camas y
otro con una soIa. Sc rentan . soc
por la noche, cada uno.
81 los desea por la temporada do la
Convention de Maestros, 0 para ia
mIIias, podemos hacer un convenlo
especial. Escriban anticIpsdamentc,
d~irigierdose a
MRS. BENlGNo NUM-,
s 532 College Street,
SANTA FE, N. N.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-22

SO cABALLoS DE FuERzA, motor
de seis cilindros, puestos de a tres.
"REo' DESiGNADO, REQ hecho--
10 mismo que son todas las otras uni
dades, i%ncluyendo la GAIA y capacete,
1875 PuLGADAS, Base de las ruedas.
SOPANDAS de contrapeso atras-y
sopandas elipticas en- ell frente.
SoPORTES TlMkEN en- todas parties
SIN RUiDo los engranes de guar.
EJE "REO" controlando ell centric. Ell
original y todavla hoy ell meJor.
ENGRANES HYATT silenciosos en-
la Transmission en- todas parties.
MULTIPLE" Pinon de agarre o sea
clutch" I'm agarre de hero en- I'm
guante de terciopelo.
AMBAs RETRANcAs operadas por
medic de pedales. No hay retrancas
de mano.
LAS RETRANcAS del clutch y la
de ~servicio estan conectadas entire 81.
Ell MAS SIMPLE caro- grande del
mundo, para manejarse.
AMBAS RETRANcAS estan provef-
das con ruedas dentadas--estaran fl
jas donde quiera.
DOS EMPALMES UNIVERSITIES en-
Ell eje de guar, que Sc encuentran so-
lamente en- los carros de alto precio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-22
-
AVIS

Ro5ADo o ExTRAvIADo, un ca
balIo colorado o Ia frente blanca !
un ojo zarco o estas marcas
en- ell lado izquIerdo en- la pier
ma. Dare una liberal recompen-
"a a la persona que me de raz6n cier
ia de su ~parsdero. .Dirfianse a
cELEsTINo GONZALEZ,
Valley Ranch, N. Mexico
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-22
Sc vENDEN

Sc vENDEN
Tenso como 275 reses para vender,
como slgue:
Vacss parldas con becerro, -. $500.
vacss H~orras, ...,........ :. 1000
vaquiIlas de 2 aos, ............ $500
Becerras de 1 ano, -. ....... $500
comprSndo TODD pareJo, vendo a
5000 por cabeza.
cABALLos-16 cabalIos de montar,
resuIares, a $4,000 por cabeza.
DIriianse . ANASTACIo PADlLLA
P. o. Box &c. ~PenitencIarIa de N. NJ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-22
ATENcIoN!

81 listed no ha tratado con
nosotros nunca, venga a como
cerno ahora. Nosotros paga-
mos Ell precio mas alto por sus
cuERoS, ZALEAS, PiELES
DE CA5RA Y PIELES EN- GE-
NERAL. PoR Lo TANTO,
urgimos a los cazadores de pie
les que nos envien sus coleccio-
e q nosotros y tomen venta-
ia de los altos precIos actuaIes
pues nosotros somos Toe mas
antiques en- este ramo en- Nue.
vo Mexico, y siempre hemos
tenldo un trato justo y liberal
para nuestros marchantes.
SANTA re IRON & METAL
COMPANY
347 Water ST. Phone "a.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-22
AVISO.

I| -
Estoy ahora preparado para reci'
Dir ordenes por copias de mis- publ
caciones que van q salir a luz. hi
ndmero de tomos de cada libro sera
limitado al numero de suscritores re-
gistrados hasta la fecha de la publ
caci0n. No Sc venden de otra name
ra.
1.--"Historia Ilustrada De Nuevo
Mexico" Una edicion hasta el dia,
de cuatro libros en- dos grandes to-
mos. Els una revision cuidadosa-
mente hecha de todas las ediciones
anteriores; c%orregida y ~grandemente
~aimentada por datos originates adj.
cionales que hasta ahora no Sc habfan
%publicado. PRECIO, al ser entrega-
dos, pos cada tomo. ......... 1926
2.-"Hernan Cortez y su Conquista
DE Mexico" con una introduction por
Mr.. PAIL A. r. Walter. La introduce
ci6n del Sr. Walter termina ash: les
narration mas emocionante que
la ficci0n misma, y un trabajo que
debe interesar tanto a los joyenes
como a las personas de edad, al sable
10 mismo que al lector casual" PRE-
CIO, al ser entregado, ....... $3.50
3.-"AcIaraciones de la Historic de
Nuevo Mexico" con n "%lntroduc-
cion" por ell Hon. Thomas Benton Ca
tron, ex-senator de los Estados Uni
dos por ell Estado de Nuevo Mexico.
M manuscrito fu6 revisado por ell
Rev. FIR. Zephyrin Engeldhardt, o. r.
NJ, ell bien conocido historiador de
Santa Barbara, California. En- su re-
vision del libro, 81 Padre Zephyrin
dice:+'Despues dc examiner ell ma
nuscrito, ~encuentro que contiene una
gran cantidad de information intere-
sante que aclara mucho de 10 que
aparece diffcil de comprender en la
Historic de Nuevo Mexico" Los ca
pitulos acerca de Santa Fe" y de la
"Campana de San Miguel" de por
ST solos valen muchas wees ell valor
del libro. PRECIO, al ser entregado,
4.--"un tratado sobre los puntos
disputados de la Historic de Nuevo
Mexico" en- forma de %cuaderno. Las
a-severaciones v correcciones hechas
en- mis- anteriores historias acerca de
los errores ~propagados y de la ficci0n
historical, estan confirmados por da-
tos originates. PRECTO, pagado ade-
lantado, Observation-Disclosures. SOC
5.-"La Hidra de la EscIavitud en-
e. Nuevo Mundo," en- forma de cua
derno. Este tratado trata de la his
toria de la esclavitud en- ell nuevo
mundo desde ell tempo de su intro
ducci6n por los espaholes, hasta, .
incluyendo, la historical "Proclama-
cton de la Emancipation" por ell Pre-
sidente Lincoln. La parte antigua
de la narraci6n esta descrita, princi-
palmente, en- decretos reales citados,
promulgados por el Rey Fernando y
Ia Reina Isabel y sus sucesores. PRE-
CLIO entregado adelantado, SOC
Cada uno de los trabajos anterio-
res sera publicado tan pronto como
sc hayan recibido un ndmero suficien.
te de 6rdenes de acuerdo con las con
diciones estipuladas arriba. Los sus.
critores a alguno de mis- trabajos an
teriores, estaran intitulados a un des-
cuento liberal.
Sc NEcEslTAN AGENTEs.
Sc ToMARAN .suBscRlPcioNEs
PoR LA coMPAhIA DEL "NuEvO
MExIcANo," EN- SANTA FEE, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-22
5ESTAN SUS R|NONES DEB|LES2
de hombres y mujeres tienen enferme.
dad de los Rinones, y nj ~siquiera 10 s~ospechan.

La Naturaleza IL avsa cuando la BILE prevalencia dc la enfermedad de
via de la salud n o esa expedita. Las los rnones. AL paso que los desor-
Intermediates de- % Rinones y de la denes de los Rihones estan entire las
yegha causan muchos sfntonas mo- Intermediates mas comunes, cast son
lestos y grandes inconveniencias de las dtimas de ser reconocidas por los
da y de noche. a pacientes quenes usualmente sc con-
Los rinones danados pueden causar tentan 10 cura" los efectos, mien-
1mbago. eumatismo. catarro de Ia tms que la enfermodad original pue
yegipa. dolor n doIorinniento 81 In de eMar constantemene destruyen
espaIda oyunturas O mdsculo a ye dole secretamente 81 sistema.
res tene dolor de cabeza n indiees-l 81 listed siente que sns rinones son
tfon v conforue nasa oil emn tiena la causa de su enfermedad o cOndf
una complexion delada, descolor- coh ecaida procure swamp
da o crculos obscuros debajo de los ZOO dei Ir hhmer, Ia moss me-
lojos (ojeras), algunas veces Sc sHnte diuna para is nnones, hsado y vegi
como que tNne NAL del coraz6n, ten ga, porque TAI pronto como sus rno
da bastante ambiaon, pero no fuer mes 81 me1oren, ayudaran a los otros
zas, se O. debn V pimde carnes organos a que sanen
81 Sc permite que conhnGen tales Isl listed esa va convencido de que
condolences, deben esperarse seros re Swamp Root es 10 que necesha, pue
sutados; la enfernedad de los riho- de comprar las botenas de tamahos
mes en- SUI peor forna Sc lie inrodu. medano regular y grandes m todas
lcra a listed. las farmacas. No haga equfvocos,
Prevalencia de la enfermedad - 80 g -, - - n n
de los Rihones. Swamp WI ia uHecooh, III
La mayor parte de la genie n ra~ cada botelIa FL
liza ell aunento alarmante y la nota- (PPongase ell pick u)
NoTA ESPECIAL listed puede obtener una botena chica de mues
Ita de SwampRoot mandando dRz centavos al Dr. Kimer & Co. Bling.
hamton, N Y Este lie da la oportunidad de probar ell merio notable de
esa medcma. Enos le mandarin tambien un hbro de valuable informa,
oun, conteniendo muchas de las cartas de gratiud recibidas de hombres
, y mu1eres que dicen que han encontrado que SwampRoot es justamente
Ell remedio necestado para enfermed AIDES de los rihones, higado v vase.
ri yaor y exho de SwampRoot son tan bin conocidos, que aconsejamos
a nuestros lectores que manden pr una bohha de mueara. Dhfanse al
Dr. Kimer & Co, Binghamton, N. Y. Esten seguros de decir que Ieyeron
esta oferta en- "El Nuevo Meucano"
The mirror., 1917-10-04
SLUGGING DEFEATS CARDOZOS
Slashing Attack by Local Pill Swatters in Late
Innings Scores Six Runs
By "Bobbles''

John then took second under the
blocked ball rule. Har tapped
short single to center. Lohr rolled
a safe one to short and Bran scored,
Har going to third. Lee struck
out. Har was trapped at the plate.
Gardell to Klue, on fake play.
Fan was safe on Johnson's tumble
of his grounder, then stole second.
Brad out, Buettner to Seller. One
run, two hits. two errors.
THIRD
Stromwell out, Brad to Lohr.
johnson out, Har to Lohr. Gar
dell lined a hot single off Lees
glove. Buettner singled to left,
Gardell stopping at second. Seller
singled to right, scoring Gardell.
Klue called out on strikes, One
run, three hits, no errors.
Anderson led off with a triple to
center. Kienholz famed. Gil fan.
ned. Then Anderson, being con-
vinced that it was useless to wait
longer, galloped for home but was
ran down. No runs, one hit, no
errors.
FOURTH
Williams out, Lee to Lohr.
Anacker singled past third. Kies-
ling struck out. Stromwell ground.
ed out to Lohr, unassisted. No
runs, one hit, no errors.
Bran out, Gardell to Seller.
Har walked. Lohr popped to
johnson. Lee doubled to center.
Fan walked, filling the bases.
Brad out, Stromwell to Seller. No
runs, one hit, no errors.
FIFTH
johnson singled to left, then
stole second. Gardell hoisted to
Fan. johnson stole third. An
derson dropped Buettner's third
strike, but shot the pill to Lohr
who fired it back in time to get
johnson at the plate for a double
play. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Anderson struck out. Kienholz
tripled to right. Gil hoisted
nice sacrifice fly to Williams, Kien-
holz easily making home after the
catch. Bran singled to center.
Har got an infeld single. Lohr
struck out. One run, three hits,
no errors.
Seller struck out. Klue was safe
when Lohr dropped Bran's throw.
Klue stole second. Williams hoist
ed a long fly to Gil and Klue was
doubled up off second. No runs,
no hits, one error.
Lee popped to johnson. Fan
singled to center. Brad famed.
Anderson grounded to Buetlner
forcing Fan at second. No runs,
one hit, no errors.
SEVENTH
Anacker out, Har to Lohr.
Kiesling struck out. Stromwell
out, Brad to Lohr. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Kienholz doubled to center. Gil
singled, Kienholz scored. Bran
doubled to center, Gil scoring.
Har grounded to Seller. unassisted,
Bran going to third. Lohr struck
out. Buettner let Klue's throw
get by and Bran came home. Lee
struck out. Three run, three hits,
one error.
EIGHTH
johnson singled past third. Gar
dell grounded to Bran who was
anxious to start a double play but
fumbled and both runners were
safe. Buettner struck out. An
derson threw to Brad and caught
johnson twenty feet off second, the
latter then starting for third, but
Brad hesitated with his throw un.
til too late to catch him. Lee un-
corked a wild pitch and johnson
scored. Seller popped a foul to
Har. Klue laced out a home run,
Gardell scoring ahead of him. It
was a healthy smash to deep left
and tied the score up in a knot at
six apiece. Williams out, Brad to
Lohr. Three runs, two hits, one
error.
Continued on page three columns.
The mirror., 1917-10-04
%lNHOUGH baseball may be
ISL on the wane in some Sec
@ tions of the country,
.g there is still plenty Of

|H9VEgH tions of the country,
ANy there is still plenty Of
interest in the game hereabouts
Judging from the excitement and
roofing displayed in Saturday s
contest with the Cardozos, of St.
Paul, when nine runs were scored
in l IL innings. Before this gen.
eral upheaval the score was tie at
three all, but in that one inning
and a half the little old apple was
propelled through the atmosphere
so continuously that no chance was
left for the fielders to complain of
lack of exercise. Most of the hits
were of the solid variety and the
honors for long clouts were divid-
ed between Klue, of the visitors,
and Lefty Kienholz. The for
mer ripped off a triple and a homer
both of them to deep left field.
The triple came with one on and
two down in the first inning and
Klue passed third and made final
dash for the plate, but was called
out on close decision. Kienholz,
out of five trips to the plate, COL
lected single, triple and a double.
Bran also swatted safely three
times-once for double-as his
contribution. johnson, of the Wis
itors, also kicked in with three
safe blows. Every player on the
local team made at least one bit
during the ARRAY.
We missed the smiling counte-
nance of Jimmy w., one of our
pitching mainstays, and it was with
deep regret that we learned of his
illness, All join in wishing Jim
my speedy recovery and a quick
return to the regular Saturday re-
creation.
There was some delay in start
ing the game owing to the late ar
rival on the field of the visitors.
They were shown through the var
ious departments of the big insti-
tuition before reporting for prac.
tice. The Cardozos give an OBJ
server the impression that they
possess at least quintet of hard
hitters, an infeld that will average
we'll up with others in it's class, but
their outfield does not measure up
to the rest of the team. Klue is a
valuable man behind the bat.
Stromwell was hit hard but might
have had an off day. The visitors
looked dangerous in the ninth after
Lee had temporarily lost control
and passed the first two batsmen,
but sharp fielding disposed of the
side without score.
By the way, did you notice how
the last half of our batting order
delivered the goods at bat9 Take
the last five in order and we find
they made nine hits-count 'em-
nine!
FIRST
johnson singled to left and stole
second. Gardell struck out. Buett-
ner out, Bran to Lohr-Johnson
taking third. Seller singled through
short scoring johnson. Klue hit
to deep left for a sure triple but
tried for a homer and was out at
the plate, Seller having scored
ahead of him. Two runs, three
Illus, uO 0rFOrS.
Fan walked. Brad attempted to
bunt twice and then struck out.
Klue shot the pill to first and
caught Fan a mile off the bag.
Anderson was safe at first on
Buettner's low heave and then stole
second. Kienholz singled, scoring
Anderson. Kienholz stole second.
Gil famed. One run, one hit, one
error.
SECOND
Williams out, Lee to Lohr.
Anacker out. Har to Lohr. Kies-
ling struck out. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-07-27
KNIGHTS Of
PY1H|AS
Make Another $4,000
Payment on Charles
ton Building.

CHARLESTON, W Va, July 10 -
To the stockholders Of the Pythian Mu-
tual Investment Associstion, the Of
fieers Of the Grand Lodge and Grand
Court, District Deputies, Grand Rep
re-entstives, Officers and Member- of
the subordinate institutions, and t.
every member 81 every department Of
the Order Of the Grand Jurisdiction Of
the state of West Virginia:
Dear Brethren and Sisters
IL is with genuine pleasure that in
form you that another payment Of Five
Hundred Dollars (SjDo) has heen made
on the indebtedness of the Pythian Mu-
tual Investment Association. The appli-
cation Of this amount TO the Si.gp. the
remainder due after payment made a
short time ago, leaves us owing hut 81. o.
80. sum We will now certainly be ALL.
u pay within reasonable portion 81
time. The interest. too, is al.o re,incrd
from s1j.J'l. the amount paid last auar-
ter, to S'si.Ol for the next three months
In other words there has been paid np
n this time on the Charleston property
the large sum OF s7.Cp. and the Interest
which Was originally o. GA year. re,inr-
Ell n t16 per quarter. Besides this. the
Huntington Building in which w. will
soon hold our annual session j. entirely
Tree of debt
Now, - this not splendid showing
my brothers and sisters, for our Cor,,o-
ration; And are you not satisfied viii,
the remarkable REDUCTION made on
u entire indebtedses- in the fex yesr- I
have been your EXECUTIVE OFFI-
.CER ] know YOI are.
And now let every Lodge, Court. Del
egste and Menber coming o. tire SESSION
this summer, come prepared u sub
scrite for stock, and tins help To make
our Annual Stockholders meeting the
most succe-sful in orr history Trusting
that Jon vill---thst you will firmly stand
~ me IN ny efiorts o. pay our debit.
build up every department of our Order
and bring credit and honor u our Race.
and assuring you oi my deep sod .bid-
ing faith m the future of the Association.
J am
lour- Tor continued -ucce-s.
J. %. WILSON.
Grand Cl.anc-ll n
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-07-27
COLOREO HERO
SHAMES CROWD
Fully Clad, John Taylor, Only Race
Man in Crowd, PIunges Into
River and Rescues Drow
ing White Man.

John Taylor oi Ili West Il'Hh street
New York City. Was tl,r hero ui "A thrlll
INK re-rur Saturday morning. wh.t,
Daniel currsn. Whit and siNty h,,. ni
10. w'4-t 18th street.. who wa- working
"n thr pi"r at West ..ri street. -lip,a 4
And Tell mt" the ~atrr A large. crowd
"i ~mtr men "n tl,r pier watched tl,..
drowning man -ink t~ir. without niirr
lnl A--I-tancr
suddenly there ~a- "ihnrk na-l,
40 tiie only mrnpi,~r nf a rac. ,l,--:,i-,rI
and I~r~~nt'~i In a - spuntfy dart,-i t.
tfr rIii "i the I'ief and without waitin..
Z" remove hi- clothes. plunged into TIN
~atrr. Although nrarly rxLau-t. 4
Taylor hr"irl't Curran T. li,, pier. ir,,,
~hi'i a rpI~ ~A- thrown to hIm and tl,,.
-" we're p'ill'-'i irou ti,c atrr
'ufran ~A- revived 10y rIninntnr
ir"r" tie i"iyciinic Hospital Taylor.
ni- fe-cuer ~ eilei Insehani, isr the
l;r 'ai~ay Auto ~cllpol.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-07-27

masking tltr a~-.aIation- credit r.eel
"a- r"rnrr~t"nr- laying odd Fellow. \
B~'-ting Golden Rule. Heart, Mason.
li'~ral rontrIhutor aud "A hearty eater
all in one. Thry marched L. the Chri-
tian church where they listened L. AN
s'idre-- by iitor VI. 4. Whtticn Win
"a- AT hiS i"--t seemingly AMI tor gu
minutes hr kept hl- aniirnre. lanyhlnr
most "i the time. Colls~tion ~a- again
liit'~i amounting to 4. making "A grand
total oi >is,. Pe"pl" from Iglusfiel.l
'rahani, TIP Top. Bram~rll. Kry-tonr
"nd several other placr- were present
a''i everybody gave literally
The Officers oi Biurgra-- A--.,. ,at,.,,
arr a. follows
VIM. Floyd. Pre- Rosa Peoples. WEE
l'f'-. Celia ii"ll, ~s~y Susie D.rmp
-''y. Chaplain. Mary Iorlan. Treas
Ee'"r i'andy. I.ra'irr Mary Cr"ckrtt
A--'t l.~a'irr I:lainr Nin~y. -. s.narI
>~n "'inr, ''uard Campbell Cecil.
JAnIt"r
List "i tii''-s wh" gave one dollar or
more al un rprnrr Stone -crNlcs--.