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Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25
State Sunday School Convention
(By Rev. James F. Price

(By Rev. James F. Price
Last week | attended the
State Sunday school Convention
at Maysville. 1t was so far to
one side OF the state that we did
not have a large delegation. We
had excellent music, good speak
ers and a fine Convention.
was the only one from western
Kentucky present. The Mays
vile people entertained US most
royalty.
While some counties stand at
100 per cent. Crittenden county
stands at only 80 per cent. We
are especially low on reports
from schools, subscriptions tc
the Reporter and Standard
Schools (ten point schoos).
/ did not get to be at the con.
ventions in our county this year.
! do not know who the officers
are. | should like to get in touch
with them. have a meeting OF
the officers soon to consider the
nee1s Il the schools . of our
county,
In the last two weeks | have
travelled nearly 1900 miles.
Nature surely has never enrobed
herself in more splendid beauty
than this year. The frost ha:
kissed the foliage of the fores,
into a moving picture, as we
travel, OF unsurpassed splender,
At the touch of her breath she
has transformed the living green
into crimson beauty and golden
glory and every bush is afre
with splendid colors. Every
shade and tint and hue of red
and yellow and brown are beauti.
fully intermingled and blended
into the most enhancing variety
Along the stream the coiOrs
are bright and enchanting while
through the Muldraugh hills
they were of a more sombre hut
but with here and there a point,
ed peak and yonder a rounded
knoll, with wave on wave OF
hills and knolls and ridges anC
and valleys sprinkled here in the
nearby scene and yonder on the
far.off background with trees OF
every size and shape and richly
colored with the deeper hues
which nature alone knows how
TO blend so deltly, it affords 8
panorama OF Undesirable beau.
ty which ravishes the soul OF
one who fondly revels in these
ma'chless splendors.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25
WESTON
Hello people are you not glad to know
that little Psnsy is alive still.

Hello people are you not glad to know
that little Psnsy is alive still.
The river is very low o. this writing.
No boats running now.
Miss Mable Gahasen spent Friday
and Saturday the guests Of Misses
Winnie and Beuish Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hunter, Of Ma
rion, spent Sunday the guest. Of Mr.
and Mrs. Dink Sturgean.
A. II. Walker and family spent sun.
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ga.
hagen.
Miss RJbye Glhagen Of Marion spen,
Saturday and Sunday with her parents
Of this place.
Mr.. James Riley was in oar listle town
Thursday.
], NJ. Philips and family Of near He.
bron spent Sunday the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. +. {. Travis.
Ma. ter Gordon Eskew who has been
guie, III for the past few weeks is bet
ter Ut this writing.
Frank Gahagen happened TO quite
aD accident Ole night last week re-.
tirnipg home from Eldorado III. 1t
10 supposed the wagon ran over a stump
and he shrown from the wagon strik.
ins his head against the ground. He
was unconscious when found by his
nephew Martin ken,edy and Romie
Walker. He 10 not serioul|x hatt and
-. -
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25
GERMAN RAILWAYS
FACING A CRISIS.

London, Oct. "a. The Ger
man State railways are faced
with great shortage of fuel and
drastic limitation of traffic has
begun, according to reports
reaching here. The railroads
propose to levy heavy excess
fare on express trains, so as to
discourage all except unavoid.
able business journeys. A large
number Of fast trains have been
Eliminated from the winter time
tables. The Wurtemberg rail.
ways will charge heavy excess
fares for traffic on Saturday
Afternoons and Sundays.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25
As We GROW OLD
The kldneys Should Recelye Hep.
Marion People Recommend
DOan's kldney Pills,

The constast strain Of lfe.
Is hard on the kidneys. and N later
years.
The Kidneys call for help
Old backs often ache. day in and day
out.
Usnary ills frequently add their
weight Of woe.
Give the help the kidneys need
Aid the kidneys with Dams kicney
Pills.
Marion people endorse this remety.
T. c. Guess, Z, Depot ST.. Marion.
slys II have found Doan's Kidney
Pills n splendid remedy for kidney
weakness. For long time have
been subject To backsche and at these
times. my back is stiff and sore The
kidney secretions pass too frequently
so that ! can hardly get any sleep at
night. Doan's Kidney Pills. which |
get at Haynes & Taylor's drug stere.
never fan to give me relief and |
wouldn't be without them. think
they are fine medicine for old peo-
pie. "
Price co cents at all dealers. p1n't
simply ash for kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Piils-the same that
Mr.. Guess used. Foster.MIlburn Co :.
Props. Buffalo. n. Y.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25
Floor For New Bridge at Me.
tropois Has Been Completed

The last nine-foot section of
the Burlington railroads So 600,
900 bridge spanning the Ohio
river at Metropolis, was laid TO.
day. closing the gap and making
the entie floor system complete.
Tne last span that next to the
main or channel span, will not
be completed before December
Is, and it is expected that train
service across the big bridge will
become regular in January or
February.
An inspection trip to the bridge
was made yesteday by Z K Puf.
fer, general freight agent; Z. y.
Fleming, general agent; H. w.
Craw ford, division freight agent,
all of Chicago; and H. K. Mack.
commercial agent at Paducah for
the %" The Chicago officials
returned home last night.
After the last span is compile
ted the work of riveting will be.
gin. This will require manyweeks
but during that time trains will
be passing over the bridge.
-Paducah Sun.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25
FARM FOR SALE.

! will sell at private sale my
farm l60 acres situated 4 miles
north west Of Hampton, 5 room
house, stock barn reasonably
well fenced, A acre orchard a.
acres virgin timber, pond OF
never failing water, Good Hope
school and church mile, ll5
acres to cultivate next year.
Price $1,000 per acre.
George Twi,chell.
Joy. Ky.
Hampton phone. l0-ll.3tr.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25

We hope he will soon recover
Mrs. Beatryce Crisp and little son
Royce spent Saturday and SiRdAn with
her parents.
have been requested to announce
the Mt. Zion Meetils viii begin the
second Saturday in Nov,in9er. Every
one is invited t. attsai ard help in
the meeting.
Hurrah for Weston 81 il little but
loud for W. won the general exhibit at
tle fair aga'1 this yilr Weston is
proud OF her scnool hlys and girls and
also our te & her, Miss Pop.
IL, le Pansy
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25
A FAMILY
MEDICINE
In Her Mothers Home, Says This
Georgia Lady, Regarding Black
Drauek.. Relief From Head
ache, Malaria, Chills, Etc.

Rlngroli. Ca Mrs. Chas. CASTOR.
az this place. writes: Il am user
q Thediord's BlacL.Draught; In fact,
:. Was one Of our family medicines.
Also IN ny mothers home, when ]
WA child. When any OF us child
rcn complained OF headache. usually
dnsed by constipation. che gave US
dose Of rlacA.Draught. which would
rt-ti'y the trouble. Often In the
gr..rS, We would have malaria and
.'4't. c. t-oCl!1s Ci tbs Kind, We
'yull ,.Ac B.lclynraught pretty reg.
ular Ur;ll tie I've: acted well, and
20 vcu.d SoCn - IN and around
f'... We would not he without ",
a. ccr'all.y has saved us lots OF
t,cilr t.i... Jgft n Core of Hack
r.aught when net so we'll saves a
t.; &. days iu led
TFtd!t IDS HlaCkDraueht las been
81 - iur many years In tic treat.
rt.J o. stomach, livor ard bowel
.rnHn'or. nnd the popularity which u
'tw tijoys IL proof OF its merit.
II J5a: Ever ll not doing itn duty,
-,i will suffer from such dlsasroo'
ellie symptoms cs headache. bilious.
rtks, ous,ipation. lrGigcr'ion, etc,
tsd nnl,aa tome.aing Is done, serious
iTrIl'c nsv result.
Thtt!cris r,Sc,rDtaIshL has been
'auH,l o valuable remedy for these
,sorll,A Il ~ purely yegctab,c, and
.',s IN n prc'Gpt AID Material way,
tula'r- ,ar liver ~ nc noptr
ligH.,is aud d,iHNns the bowp'e -
g.,lfr,s. -. g. lrsrsi on Flcl,'
.,,'. 80 oils n3l AID lenaino. ID 70
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25
Germans Shell Crew 10 Life Boats

Washington. Oct. q. Small
bats from a British steamer re-
Gently attacked by two sub
marIres we're mercilessly shelIed
By one Of the U.boats, two men
being killed and seven others
wounded. the state department
was advised today in consular
dispatches. One other man was
killed before the crew was land-
ed and there were several Amer
irans included in the crew.
The place of attack was not
disclosed.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25
Huge German Losses.

Copenhagen, Oct, "a. I'm.
mistakable intMation of great
German losses in an attempt to
stop British attacks in Flanders
is contained in the latest com.
ment of Lieutenant General
Vonsrdcnre, military critic Of
the Berlin TaReblatt, He as
serts losses in the flanders
battle were so great military
authorities have abando ed the
usual rule OF referring to them.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25

so serious tha, China undoubt-
edly will find it necessary TO in
tern many Germans and Aus
trians, il MT all of them, before
the end of the year. The allied
ministers are extremely uneasy
over the situatio
China with lts lack Of adequate
communication and great terri
tory, offers a fine field for Ger
man plots.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25
French Warships Smash 2 U.Boats. &.

Paris. Oct. "a. French war
ships destroyed two Tcuion sub
marines in the western Mediter.
ra1ean in the last week of Sep
tember. according to information
received today by the Fre,ch
ministry of marine.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25
A Strong Man OF 50 Years Old /.
(By Lonnie Gift


There are number Of elderly citizens
around i FrIs Ferry, KY, and Cave
in-Rock, ILL.,, who have often spok on
Of the wonderful physical strength
and prowess Of Adoiph Edwards. a
famous strong man who lived in II.
linois half century ago not many miles
from Ford's Ferry. Many traditional
stories have been told in regard to the
almost superhuman strergth Of this
extraordinary man bnd nearly every
body who knew him pronounced him as
being the greatest phylicsl marvel
they had ever seen. Probably he was
one Of the strongest men that the
world has ever known aud would have
made fitting rival for the Hercules
OF ancient Greek mythology.
Your correspondent has been unable
to ascertain just when Mr.. Edwards
was born but judging from what We
have heard Il must have been near
lSi0 or thereabouts. He was raised
on the farm and a, an early age he
manifested signs Of the tremendous
strength and muscular power with
which he was later endowed.
Mr.. Ed yards served in tho IInion
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25
Gotten ',sy Go To S. 90.

Valdosta, Ga. 49, rha' s.4 i,.. nd
cotton may so 10 81 a r>Unl Ijw
seems lik 'ly. 1t ha' h,Nt fifty
years SN"e ,o'ton has sJld at as
high p p.ices IS j. S bringing at
preSe namei, ~ cents. Last
yea it was 25 cent,
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25
Charges Against Malvy Uniounded

Paris. Mndry. Oct. 10 Pre-.
mie- Painleve communicated to
the cabinet tday the result Of
thu inquiry be made into the
charges against Louis ]. MalIy,
form r Minister Of the Interior,
accused by Leon Daude', editor
faction Franchise, of having
betrayed secrets 20 Germany.
The Premier said his inves,iga-
tion had shown that all the ac'
clsations. whether of communi-
eating military and diplomatic
documents to the enemy or Of
completely in military disturb
a1ces, were quite u founded.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25
Barb Wire Cuts and Wounds

Are troublesome to cure. Get bot
tie of Farris' Healing Remedy costs
so cents-mske it at home. Heals
rapidly. A sore never matters where
this remedy is used. We sell it on the
money back PLAN. H. Orme, Ma.
rion, Ky.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25
$685. 100000 Loaned our Allies.

Washirg.or, OF. IL -Loars
of $, Gee, 700 10 RIssis, $-J, ,cJ},
900 TO France, ard s9,00O,OOO to
B-lIium, NE ,oua., brought
the total credits of the United
States to allied nations up to 81.
III, 400. 600.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25
Men Who Work Hard
And Live Long.

In an article called Have You
Some Imaginary Troubles?'
which the November American
Magazine prints, the author says:
Gladstone was another one Of
these hard workers. with no
breads with regard to work turh.
ing from POLITICAL responsibilities
of the heaviest to Greek, for rec.
reation and living his fourscore
years and more, just as Pope Leo
XIII turned to Latin poe,ry for
relaxation from world wid, bur-
dens, and lived on beyond four.
score and ten, living so hopefully
that when. at the little dinner
given him on hi' ninetieth birth.
day. one of the Cardinals said, in
proposing a toast to him 81 r..
that you may live > III
dre1?" They we,e Z co1tompor.
aries of Ranke. the Germar his
toriao, who at the age OF ninety
one proposed to write \ history
of the world in twelve volumes,
one volume to be completed each
year, and actually lived ! believe,
to complies nearly half of it.
These men had no breads; but
they allDwed their energies to
work on, without any fear Of ex
hausting their vitality.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25
City Tax Notice.

City Taxes are now due. The
penalty will come on in a fOw
DAYS. So come aud settle.
g. f. BOSTON.
Oct lst. 1917.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25
Germans Are Causing
Trouble In Gina

Peking, Sept. TO- German
plots to promote internal trouble
n Chioa are being disclosed al
most daily, and the situation Is
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25
PILES! PlLES!, PILES!

WILLIAMS PILE OINTMENT q
For Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles
For sale hy al druggists, mail sOc and 81 90.
WILLIAMS MFG. CO., Prep,. Cleveland. Ohio.
Sold by J. H. Orme.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-10-25
FOR SALE.

Two frame business houses
on Main Street. in Salem,
KY. For particulars, ad-
dress.
Miss Nettie Gresham,
Caddo, Okla.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-05
Prof. ]. ". Robinson
Writes Strong Letter
Northfork. W. Va,
nshr rar-

Northfork. W. Va,
October 1. 1917.
Hon. NJ. whisnco.
Editor Mcdowell Times.
Keyst,ne. W. Va
My dear sir:
have reed with much interest the
earnest appeals that have heen made
through the columns OF yonr paper ju-
ring the past lev weeks calling attention
n the justice oi having some worthy
member OF our IA - given the petition Of
iHspecsor in the office of tire workmen's
Compensation DEPARTMENT. Permit me
60 sssure y"n that ycu have my hearty
endorsement. .nd =. i,r - | have been
able TO Ascertain. Jon have the unani-
nous endorsement of every black man
in the State OF w Va That the Negro
hes been loyal e. the ty no one tn
possrssion OF the facts Viii attempt %
deny
A lsrre percent OF the henetiriaries OF
the Workm~n's Compensation are mem
bers of our race. and ~e believe il a. b.
perfectly fair thxt one a the inspector-
be . man of color. There are s~vers
members OF our race Who are efninently
competent to hold the position, foremost
among these. u merit is to he taken into
consideration codpled with faithful ser
vice and efficiency is >r l.. %. Wilson.
ex-state librarian and our present Grai q
Chancellor of the Knights of Pythiss
Sir Wilson has rendered faithful service
Mr.. Wilson, like other members Of the
race, has been loyal and faithful in rem
dsring service for the success oi the Re-
publican party because OF the position il
has always taken in its advocacy of hui
man rights. We look forward with a
great deal Of consolation for the ar-
pointment OF Sir Wilson as inspector in
the Office OF this department. We he
iieve that the board will make the APP
pointment when the matter L. properly
brought before them.
Very sincerely yours.
J. w. ROBINSON.
Principal Northfork Dist High School.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-05
BIG COAL DEAL
The Dalton Kelly Hatfield Interests
Take Over Main lslasd Geek
Coal Company.

Charleston. w. Va. sept. 30. The
biggest coal '...sl pulled onlsu W vir-
ginia Tor J. ng time was put over in
tins city last Seek when A. J. Dalton,
j. A Kelly a former Governor H. ID.
Hatfield acq 'isei a maj ,risy of the stock
OF the Main l. and Creek Coal Company
OF Logan county. This 10 the largest
coal company in Logan county, owning
about % ,usb acres OF coal land with ten
operations.
John Lang, former chief mine inspec-
tor, Was the pr--i .snt of the company
He II snccee,ied 10y A. J. Dalton - pres
ident and A. Kelly. vice president
TIE principal office ct the company is
being moved from THE city to Omar,
Logan county.
The Dslton-kely- Hatfield interests
already controlled live coal companies IN
Logan county and with the acquisition
OF the Main Island Creek Coal Co. this
group becomes one of the half dozen in
terests producing the largest tonnage OF
coal IN the state
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Continued from Page One.
DEVELOPMENT Halls

Another pha-.' "i the pr'cr fixing craze
which has taken =. Ia al the government
NJ regards s>osl which ~ cf serious inn
port Ia Wr-f Nirginis - the slowing down
OF coal Development. Former Congress
man j. III g 'ins-. senator W ellis ,so.siy-
ko"ntx. Congressman Edward Cl,,%r.
tis'. &. VI. lot Ia AMI Others nearly a.
~sil kno~H have . .sn'.~l out how the
r''al ratr f,N..i ~ 'hr government will
DIVE ",t at f.n~,I.,-- ',- snail l.rator.
tile men With a tea Ul,u~and dollars 81
capitol thus i"'ring hundreds III miners
g ~s~rk work 'i-'~hr thus hardening.
th-u With still n,orr -xl-.ilsv which thy
are unable q" pry That feature alone -
~rll worth c.a ALTERATION lTs-au-.. in ITSELF
u will s~s-t the men efie,-tsL in thu agyr.
hip and Suffering t. their families. hut
there - smother feature which should
csu-r th"ughtinl men OF the state who
are inters -tsd iu IT. progress AMI ,ieyri
oPment Ia is'stir th~nselvs~. that feature
II the slowing down of Development
The records al the Secretary of state
oiihT will show that sinrr the Announce 70
ment "i the <..np price Tor coal. charters
n new cs'al companies have t.ilsp oif
more than l'o per s-nt over the same
length oi time for a period of more than
= year. which means that NV capital ~
not going mt" coal m West Virginia
The larger companies ~ill still do bu-i-
ne-s. the smaller companies will L..
forced to suspend and lew new coinpanir~
Will be formed. Tins hsltiEg the drN-l-
opnsent at the state. preventing the sup
ply irom being increased IN proportion
to the demand and the general business
being hinsicred To that extent All at
which seriously shcrts the wage Garner
not only ri tins state hut of ether stat.s
which depend upon West Virginia coal
tor tile r>psnri.n oi their i,n~ins-s~
The conclusion H. that in th.. govern
ments coal price fixing like her i~sl
Price h>ing. th- wage Garner the t"ll.f
AMI hi- wife AMI children Who ARE least
able 9" stand Il are made the goats
tnr"E> Nom r. Edward IIiI
business manager aud onr oi the pub
lishers oi this paIsr Will in other l.-,,...
"i tins paper di-su~s other l,harrz .i
government prlcr fixing AZ Il ELECTS H..
people at West Virginia.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-05

Read all the aiy-r'i- smsnts In this il
sue Ii will paySy"n.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-05
FOR 1 1S5S LIFE
Duty Demands '
Robust Health
Fight t. get Il and keep h

Tighe-dght day In ana DAY cut -
Drsvsnt being svsrtaksn ~ tlls asA
ALA Keep wrfnkles from Darring Tie
cheek and The body from issiag n
youthful appearance ana buoyansv.
Fight When iu-health II coming wa
its Dallsr and pains. defects ana -
eiining DovrA TiEht - say ~
course and drive u sR-
But Eight intsnigsnfly. Dsat AGAl
without weapons that can via the lay.
Ter without the fntsiiigont use q e
fssuvs weapons the psllor spreads AZ
wsakneaD grews and . sssnfngiy
sueng nan - woman ofttfmss beconAa
. pray - iiis after all
Ysu will Dot And this class q Dsp.
ssns In the hypofsrrfn ranks No ~
healthy. dun. lTsggy. droopy Dsrssas
IN that lima II " q hale. hearty. -
bust Aggregation Of suick-steDpsrs VIE
view life In . joyous frame Of nanA
snl are mentally anl physically equal
- any emergency. Hypoferrin stands
- sound body ana sound ninA-1s
u Tie invigorsting tonic Of the tfDsD
powerful and unsurpassed - q health
rsstorsr. vf.alizsr and health DrsssSv>
Or. Fight 70 hsil the wiser q . sssnA
10y With Aypoferrin or 70 stay fAs
Dreoso - decay aal restore hsaltk
snl strsngth-you win This tsnis -
anaxisG woodworking propsrtiss
has been approved ~ physicians -
. restorsr an1 safeguard Of heab<A-
~ 10 . Thoroughly scientific prepare
tion 81 the very elements nscesnnry -
tsns NJ the stomach snl nerves. -
build strong. vital tissue. nAks Duo
blood. Arm eesh ssd solid. active. t1rs-
lsss muscles
Hypefsrris ysnssins tsess .issY
hi ~
iron Dsptensts IN . fern Sest 1890
90 bsnent the 10y sns fts srsans y
o.. sIsss' 10 ris. es.s. cut ' q 3. =
rundown condition. sznow. pale osw.-
ss.. az ne. 90. ~ . ':s e as: =
Iron peptonsts In the system -
Your mental ana physioai strength as
iron s.p,.n.,. ' ss.s 's s'..e .ssss, q.
with these yos o.s meet nfs a. 80
fhis -ens.r tonic. hypsssrrfn. which -
ne perfect 80 science can get 70 nafsrN
man srs.al.n. Il . ssfs sss sure -. s.s
-omsn. Hypof.rris mean. ss,erss s-s
yissr ara susysncy u youth Re ~.
girls. Their s,sel. sns1 wsss sasurSs
nv. s,e... .,s sr: : ss,s,s's.s -
me gov Of health 70 the chests.
10 nesa o. soinf through ME ssskiy -
medical science yoia the hyDsSsr56
ne q. s ssI s.s re- 80 go; ss1 .. ~; =:
vg,Ia en se ss..i fs.sisS va 80
s,.s,' :: sI.s.. i q. :: :, - H. -
:::...S k2.T &
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-05
Csmmon-Scott.

On sunday, Sept 30, Miss willie
Cannon and Mr.. Jonn Scott were united
in matrimony at East Vivian at , p. M.
by Rev. j. w. Robinson. OF Northfork.
The out OF town guest were Prof. James
II. Clayton. IL. b Miss X Elwssson,
and Mrs. J. w. Robinson. OF Nortnforkh
Mr.. Chas. Watson and daughter. Mary.
Messrs. Arthur Stone and Chss- Nc
Pocshontas; Misses Gertrude
Anderson AMI Goopwine, OF Blnefeld
All report q nice time.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-05
MORA

Tn Sunday morning Of the 2.;rd. We
were highly honored in having with ne
Rev. l.. Dabney, ID. d., OF Mt Zion
Baptist church, Biueiield, who preached
a soul-stiring sermon, which WA enjoyed
ny all.
Sunday night onr beloved pastor preach
I'll a wonderful and instructive sermon
of which We can all witness to the fac,
~ David did when me said 81 was gla
when they said unto me let us go into
the house of the Lord
Monday night We were pleased to have
viii us Rev. VIM. Moore of Roanoke,
v ho preached one of the greatest sermons
of his life
Tuesday night We were expecting &C
cor'iing Ia promise Rev. J. W. Ccger
bnt lac Was unable To he present, 80 he
sent Rev J. :. Lockett, Of South Care
lins, VIII" preached a very timely sermon
"Wednesday night in the absence
Rev. j. u. Evans, our pastor, Rev h
L. Z-iglar. preached one of the greatest
sermons he l.as ever preached here.
Thes- are the following persons who
cont an. a..
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-05

son Of waste The Allies themselves
@ s s1 ' sn their S. ns @
shops and o.. and the s millions an. the sn
life RI. s s:a Of 1.au i H s.n ss,
's DE-
MAR WORKERS wi" be fed the
one. there is the whole
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