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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-07-17

Mr.. W. L. Baker and wife, Month
cello, spent several days of last week
at the home of Mr.. Bakers father,
Judge H. e Bauer. Mr.. Isle Bake r,
their son, was 81 so here.
Rev. B. T. Watson left Monday for
/ a short visit to his son, DR.. r. B
Watson, of Chattanooga, Tenn. While
there he will take in the big Camp at
HChickamauga and the scenic historic
surroundings.
Mr.. ]. K. HUMPHREYS, a native of
Adair county, but who has been en-
gagged in the Canal Zone for the last
ten years, until six months ago, when
he went to New Mexico, is now visit
ing In this county.
Mr.. Lee Smith, who has been sick
at the home of his brother-in-law, Mr..
]. N. Golfer, for the past two months,
walked over in town last Thursday.
He says he thinks i'm few weeks he
will be himself again.
Mr.. C. R. Phillips, of Owensboro,
who conducted the song service at a
recent meeting held at the Baptist
church, arrived Saturday night He
rendered a beautiful solo at the
Presbyterian church Sunday night.
nr JTI1ecoS Mopt0opooru of To1iS.
vile, brother of Mr.. j. f Montgomery,
spent several days in Columbia last
week. His mission to this place was to
see his aunt. Mrs. Nancy Rice, who is
quite old and feeble, and who is at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Braxton
MaSsie 49,.
Mr.. E. L. Feese, who has been en-
ployed in this Office for several
months, rendered his resignation last
Saturday and on Sunday left for
Louisville, having accepted employ
ment in that city Mr.. Feese is a
good compositor and faithful work
er he has the best wishes of this
Office.
Mrs. S L. Courtney, Topeka, Kan.
Mrs. A. Frank Young, Chicago, Ill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim B. Bean, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Cox, Miss Mae Phillips,
Bardstown, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Mas
sic. and children, Campbellsville, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Ray Conover and james
Robert Conover, were the week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs A. R. Feese
Cane Valley.
Mr.. d. H Butler and wife; Mr.. W.
J. Butler and wife, Louisville, ar.
rived few days ago, and will spend
several weeks, visiting relatives an0
friends. Columbia is the old home
town of D II. and W. ]. Butler and
Mrs D. FL. Butler and they are al
ways glad to get back to the scenes Of
former days. This is Mrs. W. j. But
ler's first visit and we feel sure in
stating that the hearty welcome she
is receiving will endear her husbands
relatives to her.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-07-17

we are now ready to go across.
Our supplies are ell boxed and
marked A. E. F. We have re-
ceived our oversee clothing and
full equipment and we have got
some load you can guess to tote
We are all glad to get away
from here and start ''over there"
for we feel as if we can help
check Hun assaults and bring
this war to close. There will
be five aero sauadrons go over
with us, each consisting of 154
men to each squadron. There
has been quite a few left here in
the last ten days and the camp
is almost empty at present. 1t
is rumored here that this camp
will be filled with negro troops
as sCon as we are gone. | re.
ceived the copy of the news and
read it with a great deal of in
terest for l am always glad to
hear from home. 1t seems as
though a number of the older
sex are passing to the great
unknown beyond. We regret
these things but the God above
knows best of all things. l am
liking army life fine. for l am
getting all kinds of eats and
good clothing. We are not hav-
ing any work to do here except
a little Regimental guard and
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-07-17

Alexander Cairns, who coined the
word DISCRIMINATION" to express his
opinion of the forces that started the
war, comes with message direct from
Washington, where he conferred with
the heads of the Government Depart
ments and learned things about the
war that Americans need to know. He
will be at the Chautauqua Wednesday,
July 3lst
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-07-17

The fact that President Woodrow
Wilson has placed the endorsement OF
the Government upon the ChautauQua
as an integral part of the National
Defense has been taken hold of by the
Chautauqua builders-and they have
decided to make the "big top" this
year resound with patriotic fervor
and true patriotic service. Wednes-
day, July 31st.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-07-17

]. A. Harmon, soldier of the coun-
ty, now in France, writes his mother
that he is in hospital and has been
for several weeks, but he is improv
ing. He tells her not to worry about
him, that he is well taken care OF. has
good attention and plenty to eat. He
sends his love to all the family and
writes them to know that he thinks
of each one daily.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-07-17
Montpelier.

The wheat and oat crops are
in the shock and are rather bet
ter than the average crop. If
the remainder of the season is
favorable the corn crop will be a
good one. Meadows and pas
lures are a little short.
Messrs. Allen Walker. Charlie
Murrah. and Joe Jones received
about 300 hundred sheep and
lambs here on the End. The
price paid for lambs ranged
from lac to 16c.
Miss Pearl Bradshaw recently
spent a month visiting her broth
er, f. E. Bradshaw, of Burr
sides, and Miss Nell Williams, of
Cave City. Miss Nell in turn
spent pleasant two weeks Wis
iting friends and relatives here
and at Columbia.
During a thunder storm here
on the morning of June the 18th,
Mr.. R, A. Stone had the misfor-
tune of getting good mare and
work mule killed by lightning.
The mare had a sucking colt
which was not killed.
Mr.. Zach Taylor, who has
been in western Nebraska for a
year or two, is visiting his moth.
er, Mrs. Ada Taylor. Mr.. Tay-
Tor is 100 per cent. American
and his purpose in coming to
Kentucky was to join the army.
Mr.. Ed Bradshaw. who is a
travelling salesman, recently
spent a day or so visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A.
Bradshaw.
Mr.. Joe Calhoun, wife and lit.
tie daughter, of Ocama, Okla
homa, recently spent a month,
visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Calhoun, of Dent,
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Helm,
this place.
The social given by Miss Mar.
gle Antle in honor of the Misses
Lawless, of Oklahoma, and Miss
|
Nell Williams, of Cave City, was
a highly enjoyed affair.
Samuel; the little son of DR.,
S. A. Taylor, while returning
home from church two weeks
ago, overturned the buggy in
which he and his mother and lit.
tile sister, were riding and in the
fall broke one Of the bones Of
his fore arm and dislocated his
wrist joint. Mrs. Taylor anc
daughter received only some mi
nor injuries.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-07-17

Local leaders in the Chautauqua
movement are delighted with the way
thing are shaping themselves. The
Chautauqua will begin Wednesday,
July 3lst.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-07-17

The ticket committee, advertising
committee and all other committees
have entered their work with vim
that augers well for over flowing tents
and greatly inspired meetings Wed
nesday, July 3lst
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-07-17

There is some indications of rain
and it is very much needed. Corn is
twisting and late potatoes are suffer
ing. In fact all vegetation needs
rain. lsza4
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-07-17

Kitchen Police, but that Is not
bad Herschel Taylor and I are
still together, but we cannot
bunk together as that is arrang-
ed alphabetically, so we cannot
sleep together, but we are TO-
gether the rest of the time.
Herschel is making a fine SOB
der and is liked well by his Of
ficers, as he has that old Ken
lucky turn and that gets any
body's respect. We have orders
to go from here TO Garden City
New York, and we do not know
how long we will be there, hope
a short time. We hope to re-
turn safe in the near future, VIC
tors over Prussianism.
Goodbye and God bless yoD
all. Yours Respt..
Pvt, W. V. Helm,
3O6 aero Service Sqdn.-
Camn Green NC
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-07-17

Mr.. T. Y. Chandler, who is visiting
here, has received three cards from
his son, Winfrey, who is in the army,
and who is en- route for France.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-07-17
Local News

The institute will be held in the
Lindsey. Wilson and will be conducted
by Prof A C. Burton, of Bowling
Green, a welI-known educator.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-07-17

The Zion Farmers Club will meet
at Zion Friday night, July 10. Ev-
cry body invited to be present.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-07-17
Camp Green. N. c.

July IL, 1918.
The Adair County News,
Columbia, KY.
Will try and write another ar
ticle on army life.
We have only been in this
camp since the 18th of June and
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-07-17
Capital Avenue Merchant Relates
Remarkable Experience.
GAINES THIRTY POUNDS IN VERY
SHORT TIME-GIvES vI-TO-NA
CREDIT.

A YOUNG MAN AGAIN, HE SAYS.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-09-20
END OF NECROPHOBIA.

One Of the most interesting results OF
the Southern primaries has pz--ed with
ont editor'sl notice. Ia smashing the
anti patriotic movement in that section.
the south likewise g.ve blos - whicl,
one may hope will te mortsl--to the anti.
nesro propaganda
Blez--, Of south Csroiins, and Wards
man. 81 Mi-sis-ippi, we're best.n t-ecsu-e
they oppo~ed the nstion'- var ON Kaiser.
i-m. But Blrz-e and vsrdsmsn never
tired u prosecuting home var Of their
own against their cOlOred fellow cit,z-n
Thy suffered from BegrOpbol,is in ~
most viruIent form, aud they dad their
best to spread the di-rs-e. For long
tme 70 ~ss their sole title ~ support.
though Bles-e, % H. SURF. ~s- f,rrhsn,-
Ell enough 10 secure another CONSTITUENCY
from the penit~ntisrie- by psrdOning all
lhe convicts therein.
There 10 good resson u hope that the
defeat Of the-e dsmsgogues, though ON
. totally different issue, gill end the sys-
ssmstic exploitation Of rsce antaronism
" NE South - . political ss-~s- IL - .
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-09-20

The state Of West Virgins is meeting
tie long felt wants and aeman,is of th
Food Administration 10y establishing
immunity canning Kitchens in whlrh tl,r
cold packed methods Of ezDning y-grta
Dles H. intrOdnced and successfully taught
~ fool DEMONSTRATIONS.
The canning club at Gary, thi- county
under the direction Of Misses Am-li.
~ileiser aud dsry J.. fIsirst,n has mai.
an urpn ceiepted record ~ we'll - q
most hstterinx impression, having =
membership of - women aud girls viii,
40 pints of fruits snl vegetables cold
p.rked during tlie short p-riod 0f eleven
lays. And in mentioning this great work
4 practical usefulness, too mnch cr-.iIt
'snDot IT, gwen to tie popular and II
hcient District Supt. Of schools of Adk,n
district, Prof. g. II. Archer. and tina.
vide awake manager aud director of th.
Gary supply Company, Mr.. g.. "
Boughner who placed At the disposal o
the community the well equipped c.nnin,
kitchen IN which this work was 80 .n.
ce--fully conducted
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-09-20
ALLEGED EXPENDITURES


WASHINGTON. sept ~ -Ch.rgr-
hat very large expendIturs- were made
ia b~hsii Oi Truman II. Newberry in hi-
'smpsign for tile Republican nonins
ION for the United States SENATE in Mich
gan hay. te-n Llsd with senator Polus
r-ne. Chairman .: tile Senate Commute,
On Privileges and Elections, and . sens
tori.l ln, s-tisation may lie ordered.
similar charges have been hlesi. Il i-
understood, concerning exp-nditurs. 10,
iedili McCormick aud Davis fikin.,
aicce--ful senatorial candidates In the
prinsiies VA Illinois aud West Virginia
The charges sssinst Newberry are ~
.rs;isiiy striking. Inssrnuch ss sever.
teIns of sII-gvd rr rpendIiurr. many time.
xcced tile tlO.vv which 10 fixs.i 10y tl,.
rrupt prseticcs at tlle limit thai
nay i,e expended IA tie el-rt,on 81 q
.-nktDri.l candidate.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-09-20
OCTOBER DRAFT
CALLS TAKE 1880
WEST V|RG|M|AMS
Ali States Have Qsotas 10 Fill in
Call for lsI, ,S3s Registrars.
SOME WHO ENROLLED ON
THURSDAY MAY BE NEEDED
Negroes 10 Estrais in Two Groups
Betwees September IS and II
and October is.

WARRINGTON. sept. I6 - Draft call,
a. 'ounced today by Provost Marsh.l
General Crowder will send IsI. .scgS men
qualified for general military services to
'my camps by Get. rs. All states hsv.
q iot@s TO fill. OF the Lotsi l42.OuO ~ill
- white registrsnts. wio will entrsi
''~tveen October AMI A. The remain
Ter will be Negroes .ho will move IN
two groups, 29.Ol6 sntrsining between
September - aud q and 10, 7J2 on Oct
I6
Men who registered last Thursday ma,
~ needed in . lev districts u 6l III.
Lew qu' tss, it wa said At the provost
nisrshsi generals Ofiice. but IN most Io-
esiitie-. sufficient men remain in cfs--
on fr.m the registrations on last June i
and August - 70 meet the =, quirement-
Included among the white rexistrsnt-
are the following:
Kentucky, 6,4s3, Camp sewer. =. q
Ohio. 1,('Sl. Camp McCleilsn.
PennsJ lvsnis, 5000, Camp lee.
Virginia. I,343. Camp Humphrey
w. virxinis, l.lsO. Camp Humphreys
Pennsyivanis 70 called upon % end
IS - cosossd reg,.trsnts ~ Damp Upton
Ostotsr l6.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-09-20

Wsshingsou too years seo. lt wss there
IN sepersnh<r. 1916. shss the delegates
vossd 70 hold the next ~ annual NOV.
Inc convention 10 Nsw York Oity. but
'hroush come special lseislssiou By the
suo commiss~- mansesm~as end. - eoms
~. psrsonsl. they charged the plane
ssd csii~d she n~~sins IA rhis .. I'D
the Ire of . large , umhsr Of ststss. and
the most srtiv- m~ultssrs ~ the cod that
nft~sn ar sixt-~n ssss~s w~rs rsprssentsi
ss the s~s.ion held In Msnhs attain Ossino
On Monday st the sauss piscs and on she
same dsts. heretofore drcid<~i upon. but
another session was held In the mean
time st Odd Fellows He'll on Fifth ave-
pr-sl'ird over by Grand Msss-r Edwsrd
III. Morris. aud the main portion of the
old guard present. and tile report nj
which follows the cf Manhattan Casino.
presided over by Attorney Perry Howard.
La the last lssu- ri The Mcdowell
Times = report " - pub islsed Of the pro
c-edings of the h. n. u held in tile
Manhattan Cssino zt which Hon. John
:. Noel of this state MAS elected Grand
Master. AZ tie ssme time the srss,on
wHs held ~ the Casino the Morris Ice
ton held session in Old Fellows Hall,
Fifth avenue and l32d street.
The only business of special interest
transacted was the election Of ofiicers and
tie adoption oi e resolution plsiging the
support oi the ,,OO.np memb~rs Of ths
order. more than 5.ooO of whom .re In
the military aud naval service oi the
tinitsd States.
The s.ni- grand officers were elected -
follows: Gr.nd Master. Edward n
Morris, Chirago, Deputy Grsnd Master.
Dr. I. l.. Roberts, Boston; tirsnd ssc-
r-tary. las. r. N-c,ihsuh. Philsd-lp lphis
GRAND Treasurer, w. David Brown,
New York. Five grand dir-ctor.: Is
v. Baran~o. Baton Rouge. La, .. "a.
Johnson. Salisbury. n. q Gsorrs "a
Msys. Jsrksoovilir. fi.. Js~s- l.. Mich
ole, BALTIMORE. Mi. and A. r. shirley,
Herndon. Va.
James "a. Miller. Newark. N. J., aud
ID. u. johnson. Aiken, =. 4 we're elect
esi grsnd auditors.
The rrobsbl- result of the controversy
lst cru the two isrtsnns ~ill t,e . hitts,
's~ suit. the hnal ouLroIne oi whmh can
not be determined. Mr. Morris 70 sery
wealthy and very able man and lac. -
soriats-i with HIM other able men With
sIuliinit<si means.
The DAVIS isrtlon which elected Mr.
Noel 10 siso colnp"s<-i of s.Ins able AMI
wealthy men and las rl~ .uppast oi ia.
.ieorsi. District Grand Lodge ~ith -
u al more than os.- hall million doli sI.,
Iise rs;i.~st In tie order lite hsht t,-
tween these two great fYfc-. Will L.
sstehed With interest not only by mem
bers oi Tia. order but 10y the race st large
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-09-20

To Idduee Returning Seldisss Ts
Settle on UadeveIoped Lasl,.

Ws.hingt IA. September s-FrsLk lin
X. lane has perfectsd ao orssaizssion
tor placing American Soidisrs who will
r~tnrn from Enrops upon spproxlm sssly
tU.UD.sD s1r-s of land. it 10 . solution
oi one Of the Ino~t dlfiieuls problems thss
eonironts the American government.
Ia las i~~n H>sutned that tie land 60
luton which male the civilian rshSbiIi-
tstion oi ths soldier of ths Owl War
Easy and which settled up the Western
y ,rtion of the unit-~i stats wss ilnpossi-
Tile that ali tile land had bssn taken.
Secretary lane has discovered there
are approximately 4OU.vo.VU acres OF
IndeyeloI,ed land just ~ good - any In
the i'nIt-d Ststrs. aud it is upon THE
land that lac 10 aiming ~ settle the col
di~rs Who return from the European var
and Who may nOt care ~ settle to sn in-
'ioor existence att their On periencs In
the open.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-09-20
A COLOREO
COMMITTEE
OF F o UR MINUTE
MEN APPOINTED
MCDOWELL COUNTY HAS 2l
Throssh Efforts Of J. c. Cilmer
Colored Men Appointed in
Several Cousties.
MCDOWELL COUNTY HAS Il

Hon. Thomss III. s. Curd. of We'ch.
chairman Of Mcdowell coupty Four
Minute Men, has appointed . committee
III colored four minute men to speak IN
churches, lodges. theatres and other pub
ic places in the interest Of moveme,. t-
for the successful prosecution of the war.
Mr.. Curd requested 7. Edward Hill oi
The Mcdowell Times to recommend q
number oi colored men for this work
and Mr. Hill prepared list and Mr.
Ouri made the appointments which were
confirmed 10y Hon W. u. Mathews OF
charleston, state dirertDr Of -Four Minute
Men T. Ed~ ard Hill wss named assist
ant county chairman.
The following named gentlemen viii
form the colored commistee of four
minute men for McInwril comfy:
ID. X. Hickman, Berwind; ID. q Cole
man. Excelsior; Rev. } h. Hamlet
Marytown; A q. Froe, J. II. A. Cyrus
Welch; Rev J. r. Pryor, b. r. Garter,
Rev. X. l. Hyde. Kimball; = h. Moon,
Wiicoe; }. II Jones. Gary; Rev. J. w.
Ooeer, Jenkinssnes; Rev. Milton =. Ma
lone, W. n. Hsrcis. NJ. I. Whittieo,
keystone; kev. w. X Burger. w. o..
Drewsy. Rev J. w. Robinson, North
tork; Rev. =. W. Cobb. Worth; Floyd
Rass. Thomas Curry. klkhorn.
Mr.. Hill has called tl,-se men tn meet
IN this city for a conference when plane
Tor aiding m the Fourth Liberty Loan
campaign will be outlined.
}. &. tiilner, secretary of the Ws--,
Virginia Auxiliary Advisory Conncil oi
Defense, started a tnoyrtnent u yet great
CT recognition Tor the N-groe. OF Wes,
Virginia in the organization Of fouI
Ininut- men. At that time Charleston,
sss the only city in the state in which
there were any coIor-d iour minute men.
and upon the suggestion of Mr.. Giimer
eolorej four minute men have bs-rn AL
points-i la other counties as follows:
Csb~il, J. w. Scott and Dr. h. r.
Whit; Wood, J. X. Jrff.-Is,n and "A
ID. Hszew0,d; Harrison, J. W. " aters.
Jr.. and l.. X. Jordan; fayette, j. NJ.
Ellis and Anderson r. kotsn; Raleigl,,
r.. l.. Morton and Brown w. Psyn+
iere er, X 4. sims anL III |. Dicl ason /,
Berkely, Henry Ho@~ell. j. Frank
briscoe and r. X. kanler Aud lac r.
nov working ON OHIO and jefferson and
~xpects u yet similar artiOn ln botl.
+DOn.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-09-20
J. J. SCOTT DEAD.

Monday. oi last werk. IT bi. hone IN
KImbsli. Oh, lli~ .od Iigi.t II one % Me
bowel county's oldest citizens pe--~,l
iuto tie mysterious great t~youd. Mr..
Ssstt 49, ~ only ie~ dsy- i-~iore u.s
snf csnse, due - laood Iy,i-oning. lie
leave- = viie and one cIi'd % m urn and
miss their great los. Mr.. Scott bad
rracl,e.I rip~ Old are sod bad sccumn
I.td -ome v.ry valuable pr"r~rty IL
ws- q strong Mason and worthy and
sctive member of the First Baptist church.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-09-20
An INFAMOUS
''' '''""''; STATEMENT
(Psrkersburg Daily News.)

(Psrkersbure Daily News.)
When Senator Wm. E. Chiffon, in bic
address TO the Democratic State Com
mittee, on Sept< mber y, - reported in
the Democratic Sentinel, made the fol
lowing statements, he stated not only
what was fslse but absolutely indefensibls
and outrageous. He sad:
''Is must be remembered that WHEN
the Republican ticket is voted it 10 VOTE
20 kill Jour bog aud my boy"
This means that when you vote for .
Republican for any offie or vote the Re
publican ticket, you are an open enemy
70 your country, Ii means, 20 tar - the
senator 10 concerned, that every Repub-
licsn should be iuterned for the duration
Of the war; that every Republican news
paper which advocates voting the R-pub-
l,can ticket should he supprssssdi The
statement is 20 infamous that it would b.
charitable 10 attribute it to . man OF
perverted intellect
IL 10 an insult TO every Republican.
sross and inexcussble. It 10 an insult q.
the Intelligence OF all fair minded people
it 10 partissnship gone mad. IL neesis
no rply, for it answers itself by its very
epirit Of vindictive hatred and outrageous
indecency.
We are mistaken if it does not do mor-
70 defeat the Democratic nominses in
shoss supposed interest it wss uttered.
than anything that will happen during
the campaign.
In 1864 the National DeRocratic party
,ies:lsrod the war between the STATES y
. lure; in the Spanish American war the
Democratic party in Congress olstructed
the prosecution of the war, and voted
sgsins: honds TO carry it forward. Ia
IN abe the campaign in 1900 on the issue
of lmperialism ani denounced the mar
tired Mckinley - tyrsnt and des-
pd-
The Republicans ss . party are united
aud vigorous in supporting the govern
nsnt in the prosecution of this war
ihrir record - . party cannot he truth
fully impesched. ~ a tower Of strength
t. the Administration in all war me..
urrs- lt ls An intensely patriotic part,
and the insults OF demsgoere., Who con
fuse psrtissnism and patriotism, are con
temptible beyond words 10 express.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-09-20
Yankee Negro Brings
In a German Major

PARIS. s-pt :. Daring the rsosns
American adv.ncs out of Chateau rhisr-
~ k~d Or,-. captain wss looking
.ls.ut for suitable hospital cite. when Ia
m-t Ala AMERICAN Negro soldier march
'ns along towards Onssssu- -ThisEry. fol-
lowing closely t'ehind . 0srman maj or.
The Negro had transferred his peck from
hls own back IA the bscx Of Tie 6srnsn
'fiicrf AMI had siso transferred the Der
'nan msJpr's monocis " he own ere.
ihu. -guipp-d. the bisck warrior wss
parsdins triunphsntiy down the road
4. hr p.---d the Red Cross captain. hs
'.it a oat n say. look hsrs what this
.iys-, done s,t
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-09-20
REPORT SUNDAY GASOLINE
USERS.

Grshsfn sale. our local Fusl Admins
TRAITOR. urgently regu~-ts oil ohirsr-, ol
tie ststs. county or towns, a. ~sil - .l
other patriotic citizens. ~ report - hiu
the name and sidre~- - any one usins
gasoline motor vehicles of any kind "a
sundays. II tie name 81 ths driver OF
owner can not ~ sscertsiDed. he ~.
quests that YOU furnish him With TIE
license number on tbe car.
Mr.. Ssie says that he - very slsd u
note that this request of the Fnel Ad.
wInistrstiOn which - saving - much
sssoline 70 Icing - generally cOmpl,e,i
with by tie pstriotic automobile O~sers
aud drivers of Nc Oo~eli county. but he
10 advised that q 70 not being ~holly ob-
served VA all ssctioos Of the county. and
he wants ~ set the names or Iicsnss
numbers Of thoss vho are sos observing
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nagisersePs. in which he refers 70 the
dsspersse feeling hscoming prsvsleus
among The natives
The rsesoo." be ssaAss. ''whicn uusn-
imousay - siven Tor this fsct 10 that the
brutal sy~~~ S'nf Europeans againss ns-
nvss are slarmine'y Increasing. Il V
re9rssssble thas even police o6acer b.
come guilty Of such offsnss In few
casss. aud that such odensss are not
punished BY the courts Of Law in . ~sy
that they ought 70 b according to .
srnse OF Justice 70 the natives"
Prom the records of German courts il
10 clear thas native evidsnce vss habitu
ally disregsrd~d and that the natives
were nos allowed 70 give evidence on
oath. The natives thus were kept in .
s'sse OF fear. No opportunity Of redress
vas open 70 them and they dared not go
20 the police with complaint.