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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
AMERICA
 AT TOP
By Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Dec, 20 At q dinner in hin honor General Sibert, d. rector of chemical warfare service, declared that the American army i. being prepared to assume the top place in the manufacture anj use or poisonous gases. He said that 5}o,oa. new gas masks had been made with. out g mouthpicce or nose clip, anl which were superior to any tyne known when the armiStice was signed. He stated that the gas manutacturirG capacity of the American plants wa2 greater than the combined capacity ct French and British plants,
 Another speaker, Col. Walker i'm mediately in charge of the gas manu- facsuring production, stated that tn, government plant at Edgewood, Mar, lani. was the most deadly institution since the beginning of time, He mdt- cated that the casualties among the men handling the products thara would be hard to match on the battle front.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
NEWSPAPER MAN
 MEETS SERIOUS ACCInEN"

Word vas received on the last h'at that Elliot Stewart, formerly nam. ger and proprietor Of the Valdez Pro snc,to, and Mine hai met with l S"r. ions accident at Vr';n. South Dahota where hc has bcea living since lis de- partrra from Valdez nearly two ye .rs ,ro. lIr. Stewart w;s engaged in "n. loading lumber from a car and vas on a staging about l2 feet from tAo ground. He became overbalanccd anc jumped to the concrete floor of thc building nacturng both ankles all. breaking the bones in his feet. An N-ray was taken of the injuries show irg the bones had been crushed 'adlv He is confined to the hospital and late advices state that he will not be out for nearly a year.
 Mr. Stewart is well known in bo'h Seward and Valdez, having been iu the rowzpapcr business in both places since 1903 or 1904. Hc has a great number of friepds in both places who greatly sympathize with him.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
FLU AT CORDOVA.

According to a report received m Seward this afternoon, there are 2GO eases of the influenza at Cordova. The city of COrdova maintained a most re- markable quarantine for five weeks and according to all reports no infIu- enza developed. There are many caS's in the detention hospital at Ccrdova especially among fishermen and in coming passengers but none of the 5sr-ens contracted the illness. How ever, today's report, indicates that Cordova, after all other Alaska town have passed through the flu SC ge, iS now having it's troubles.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
WE:LCOME
 ID FLEE I I
By Associated Press

NEW YORK, Dec, 20 A home. ward bound fleet of seventy tw" American warships will be met off Sandy Hook by 400 harbor craft and escorted to anchorage along side of foreign warShipes in the Hudson riv- er, just off of Riverside Drive. The Drive will be brilliantly illuminated for the occasion. The city of New York is preparing a monster reception for the returning naval forces. The fleet is expected any time
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
|1|NDENBURC \ AGAIN Al TFIE
 HUN WHEEL
By Associated Press

PARIS, Dec, z0- General Hin. enDurg, former head of the Germ. armJ on the western front, has wir. the German Government at BerG that he intends to form a new fror six miles behind the neutral zone f.> ed by the armiS,ict. The German g5N crment k understood to have as', Hindcnburg for gn explanation hn' ans%~r has bccn>icccivci. It is rrI ther %rnounccd from E-r'in that .w. regiments of active Gnrman arm, forces will b. sent soon to Frarkfor on- Main.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
NO jLU AT
 DAWSON
By Associated Press

DAWSON, Dec, 20 Canadian Mounted police have been dispatched to Champaigne Landing to prevent in dials from carrying the influenza into the Yukon. There is no influenza in the Territory. Skagway is quarantin- ng all travellers for a short pc od
 it is believed that the Yukon iS the only part of the American continent exempt from the flu. This city haT ordered serum.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20

After January lSt, the Alaska steamship company will have no eX- use, except that of cussedncss, fo" sending passenger steamers only to Cordova. To the present time many steamers have sailed from Seattle to Cordova and returned direct from there owing to copper shipments and the high price It is long lane that has no tu.ning.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
HUNS SET UP NEW FRONT
HUSTLE ID
 RED CROSS
@
 She $ a-boGming.

She a-boGmlhS.
 seward Is gong over the top ac- couing to tnc present indications.
 The Christmas Koi Gall Tor menI- bers m the American Red Cross IS go- mg to show some population m thi,
 ... men, women and children are joining although the committee having the campaign in charge admits thac rot one third of the citizens nave joined yet, but have hopes. The caln- paign ends next Monday night.
 The following new members Co the Red Cross joined in Seward on Thurs day, the list having been turned n through George Sexton:
 Elsie Leslie, Mae Gilmore, Pete An derson. Al Roberts, Castor Hardy, Evelyn Hardy, Lewis Wickstrom, Ms. Mary Baen Wright, Cornelia B. Coop. or. Peter Swanson, Dominco Mwu,ino. Gust Pgambroulis, Charles Mathisor William Small Mrs. Small John Martich, Mrs. Alfred Rosncg5, Al Chamberlain, Robert l.. Wever, l ]" smith. Mrs. s. L. ColwelLut 'Syes Jcnicke. Mrs. J. D. McGowan, Mrs. 4 Mc,vca, Sergt J. r. Starkiohan, Priv. ate Alonzo P. Buccimazza, r. Il Whitney, L. Christusen, Nick Eodack John A. Nelson, Gus P. Gambrou!e, Mrs. Mary DeRobles, r. A. Castle, Mrs. Castle, M. J. s. Rasmussen, Ms. r. :. Johnson, Olin Rothfus, Jessie Ellsworth, H. E. Ellsworth, Thclma Ellsworth, John Gilpatrick, Waync Blue, Lewie Simpson, Ike Hergard, Mike Oribaba, Frank Sakamito. Geo. Manuel. John J Keega. Andrew Beck, Mrs. A. Beck, Robert L. Merrill, Char les Wagner, Charles Howard, John Lohr, II. A. Harmon, Mrs. Harmon, Peter NJ. Anderson, Mrs. P. NJ. An. derson, Agnes Anderson, NJ. l.. Ger Der, Joe Perrini, George Moveos, San Graf, F. R. Montgomery, E. L. Be. dell, Mrs. A. Failman, William Fair man, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. w. A. McNciIey Joseph Badger, Mrs. j. O. Patton, Harry Kawaba, l.. E. Spencer Fan ciS Root, w. k. Root, MrS.W. l.. !.o1, Stranger, John Lenkc, Gee Say NpH E.. l.. Sweek, Cynthia Anne Sweek Virginia Sweek, Carolina Sweeli, M:s F. l.. Sweek, w. P. Henry, Frank Brown, Mrs. Frank Brown, J, F enan E. A. Thcde, Ed Johnson, Mike Ra- pich, Charles EmSwiler Mrs. Ems wiler, A. r. Davis, Mrs. A. r. Davis Hadlcy Davis, Jcne Elizabeth Davis Merle Wynatt, Charles F.. Benson, Charles Tecklenberg, Mrs. Charle Tccklenberg, Fred Chatham, Andrew Larsen, J. w. Felton, Alfred Elerson Otto Blom, Nels MattSon, John G. An derson, John Johnson, w. F. Studdelt Charles F.. Heron, Vauda R. Coffey q SIN 'q5!H "A a oNHIS ueA 'sIN V. High, and Mike Pribich.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
TO GREET WI--ON

LONDON, Dec, DO Newspapers throughout the British Isles Coumen. extensively regarding President Vii. sons coming visit. The NVvs and EX. press state their proro. i sat sfact ion over the plans cf .Nn visit ana both newspapers state that every sec. tion of the nation is eager for the op. portuuity to display the gratitude aGc for the great President and his unfaltering idcalism and steat fastneSS of purpose,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
WILSON GOING
 10 LONDON
Ey Associated Press

PARIS. Dec, 2O- rrcsidcn, Wil- son is expected to go to London in- medfgtc'y following a hnncr with th. troop, at the front. It i, expected that ,ha President of America will visit d.- ya.Iaj Belgium and northern aurn on m. return from London.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
HAVE 'EM READY

Nell Mathison and Almira McGow- an will be out hustling for trinketS' old gold or silver, for the fund for the Aviators. The two misses will call at the various homes. The names of don or's will be published. as soon as the campaign is ended in Seward. Mrs. J A. Baughman s the chairman of the committee attending to the trinkHt fund in Seward.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
ORGANIZE PEOPLES LEAGUE

LONDON, Dec, 20 A Copenhag enhagen dispatch says the People League has beer organized in Bcd.u. The League includes Penstorit. to.- mer Ambassador of Germany -9 the UDited States; EorGar Chancellor Mavimillian, Ca. dinal Hartman, the Catholic clergyman whc IS understood to Lave sanctioned Gr:man culalties in the war; Former foreign minister Solf, Centrist leader Erzergcr and in- dependent Socialist, Fu2o HasSe.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
THAT DELEGATE CONTEST

WASHINGTON, Dec, % Repre- sentative Claud Kitchin notified the House fate yesterday that on January 3rd he will call up for final disposit ion the committee report holding that Wickersham was elected delegate from Alaska in 1916. Kitchen is the Democratic leader and from Nor.h Carolina.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
WILL OPPOSE MANN

WASHINGTON, Dec, 20 Repre- Gillett is to oppose Mann fo. the speakership according to an an made this afternoon. Mann announced his candidacy yester- day. Uncle Joe Cannon is understood to be supporting Mann.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
NO CAUSE
 FOR KICK

WASHINGTON, Dec, 20 Tha Department of Justice in the report made public today on Hog Island says: After searching investigat- ion, no criminal liabilities have bean disclosed. We recomend that Board cf Arbitration determine what part, ic any, of the S6O,OOO,OOO dollar plant cost in excess of a reasonable neces- sity."
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
WEATHER REPORT

The following is the weather re- port for the 24 hours end at o'clock this morning: Seward, A, cloudy, calm. Kerncreek, 34, cloudy, southeast. Anchorage, 15, cloudy, calm. Montana, 30, cloudy, calm. Chickaloon, 4, cloudy, calm. Matanuska, 20, cloudy, calm.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
WILL INVESTIGATE CAUSE
 FOR WRECK OF THE SOPHl 4

VICTORIA, B. C., Dec, 20 1t was announced here today that the invesJi- gation into the cause for the wreck O: the Princess Sophia, on Vanderbilt Reef, Alaska, will begin here on Jan- uary 9th before the Admiralty Court.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
HUN OFFICERS ON STRIKE

AMSTERDAM, Dec, C1-- Leading officials of Germany'S foreign ofiicn are understood to DC on a strike on ac- count of the governments acceptance of Foreign Minister Sof's resignai. ion. No foreign minister has appeare l for several days and official business is piling up, neck high.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
60 EASY lS ADVICE OF
 LODGE
By Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Dee, % S,ra'- or Cato. Lodge today in am acirea- before the senate advocated strongly the postponemcu. of all discussions regarding the information of 80 Lea que of Nations until after the peace .,.r5 ,os u F,racc Senator Loje, statel that the peace question and the League of Nations should be consider. cd separately.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
ITALIAN KING IN FRANCE

PARIS. Dec. 20 The Italian King and his son arrive haro last night. The Royal part from Italy was met by President Porcai.o and Premier Clomc0ceau. Today a holiday was declared on account or lhc arTjv- al. The streets are c.ow'.I N.J. mcr. ry makers.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
CALLS AIR CONFERENCE.

LONDON, Dec, 20 The British Air Board has drafted articles for an International Air convention which will be submitted to the Allies. It IS sugge ested that an International Air conference be called shortly.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
TALKS WITH IT.'ENNS

PARIS, Dec, % ProsidoN Wl'- son conferred today with ltaliaN For oign Minister SQnnio and Premier Or 'ando regarding Italy's "'2ims "t the peace conference. President Wilson said he would support any just claim Italy might present.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
DIES OF INFLU ENZA

SEATTLE, Dec, 20 J. Austin Frasjer, attorney of Dawson ard for merly a member of the Yukon legis- lature, recent arrival here from tHo north. is dead of the influenza.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
REVOLUTIONARY PLOT

PARIS, Dec, % < $ rcportn that HindenbWg and the Prvs,jam War Minister Scheuch and others g.. behind the counter revolutionary p'c. It is also reported that the e%istiu- German government k incapable c' preventing realization Of this plot,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
DRILL TONIGHT

.i 7:&O o'clock to,fghr the c.a ta- maiar "Fali in vi9l be heard . the AZ Hall. Tlr Seward Military lait will hold tho 1.s. trill and r2N'j"n f,r oycr seven wc2Es. Al m2"9"r, are ~rQuestel 1c u 2.tondaH. 60. nig, and de,ida ryca.Ing th r.u- mancr,y Of tne hos, Iuard-.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
TRAIN OUT SUNDAY

Robert J. Weir announced today that train for Anchorage and way points would probably be operated from Seward next Sunday, the' train leaving here in the morning.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
DEMOCRATS ELECTED

The four territorial senators choos, n 1t the November election were all Democrats. William Britt was elected in the First division; Attorney FraW- lev. of Nome was elected in the Sc e ond; Banker Hess was elected in the Fourth, and Thomas C. Price was thc winner by long lead in this division.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20

F. R. Tarwater. paymaster of the Seward Division, is to hustle in thu Red Cross members during the pres ent roll call, along the railroad to Kern Creek.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
SEWARD COUPLE ATTENDANTS
 AT A WEDDING IN SEATTLE

Elizabeth Romig and Roy Ashland both of Seward, were the next high principals at a wedding recently held in Seattle. The wedding was tha one uniting Mildred Ashland, daughtersof Mrs. Robert Ashland, and Judsoa ..
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20

F. w. McTaggart, who has been n the employ of the commission at An. chorage for the past three years, is passenger south on the Alameda.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
ID
 DROP
By Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Dec, 90 The var industries Board announced .o- lay tkat the maximum price on copper i'll expire on January 1St, and will je renewed.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20
SILK" DIES OF FLU.

BOSTON, Dec, 20 Francis O.. Loughlin, the famous American Lea que umpire died here today of thu influenza. "Silk" was the nickname
 rghlin has alway borne.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20

Miss Olive Emmons, in the account ing department of the commission at Anchorage, is on the Alameda fo' Seattle to visit her. mother
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-20

Miss Marie Main, assistant to Dr German at Anchorage, arrived on the baggage train yesterday morning ami left for the states on the Alameda.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-01-11
PLAN TRIAL MARRIAGES.

tContinne'i from Page One
'hree years DIR. de >imone has asserted
IN numerous article. e. the Psrisisn pres
, That such = solution 81 Francs problem
Is not only pc-sible bur practicable. His
Dian 10 Tor the contracting psrtie. e. IT,
Al liberty To dissolve or continue their
union ss the conclusion Of three years.
Any 'ssne Of the marriage 10 To- he Card
tr by the state ia the event OF the father
and mother heing unwilling to as-une
esponsibility. the parent. T. he Obliged
to devote . percentage of their earning.
e. Il e education and maintenance of the
chilcrrn.
GERMANY HAS DIFFERENT PLAN
Without exactly suggesting an apple =
ton OF the Law OF ten years OF polyrs-
my. proclaimed by the German prince
+" The conclusion Of the Thirty Year,
var Prof Kari Fsge. of Cologne, hss
vdved plan Of On 'ersaiz marriage. "
*hich he drclsres should he count@nanc
e by the authorities If the German citi
.ns KILLED of by the var are To ~ 70
placed and the nation repopulaf-d.
Therefore, = declares, the only wsv y
Attra..t the young men o. the natipi n
he women OF manageable sg-, hut only
'neh young men - are already pos.e.-. q
ri wife Obviously there will he in
sufficient husbands for the numerou.
'naidenr. all OF whom are entitled TO their
'nalienafle right OF becoming wives and
noti ers.
MANY UNMARRIED MOTHERS.
Consequently. 1t 10 necessary that wo-
men Of ell classes who have passed q Ger
tain age. shsll not only he authorized by
law IN contract an ''ersatz marriage. :"
hut shall he encouraged in the search for
. husband '~ho appeals personally e.
them The object of their affection NAV
not he other than = man who has . wife.
and then only with the consent Of his
eRitiinate spouse. The mothers OF anv
offspring OF such marriages are 70 hay.
the rlsht Tn . special insignia of their
patriotic sentiments and Of IAN alliance
closer than that Of legitimate marriage.
len per cent OF tn. children born in
Prussia in wartimes are illeeitimate, &C.
eording To statements male in the prus.
ian house of representatives. Legisls
uon 10 likely u he enacted withdrawing
all distinction between legitimate anc
hiegitlmste children and authorizing th.
issuance OF uniform birth certificates
special advantages are ~ be given III,
unmarried mothers by the awarding o
The title frau" which would remoy,
many obstacles and much embsrras.
nent.
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ST0TESBURY

The verytinterssting marriage Of Mr..
John Kent. 10. this. place. and Miss Mol
lie Smith. of Marion. Va. VS. solennized
here on Christmas eve. The bride comes
from one OF the best families in Marion
I'D 10 very talented The xroosa 10 very
prominent here .so~islly and his many
friends wish for them . happy life.
The band under the mssterfui leader
ship of Alex Lawrence played in it, hrss
public appesrsnce:i front Of the Office
and store of the r. r. White Goa Go
and dld exceptionally well. The MEM
l<rs are To tie congratulated for th~l
initial performance. a. 10 marks . good
beginning Tor the short i.erlo.i they have
t~~n practlcing.
sunday evening. Dec -. marked one
of the mo-t enthusiastic prayer Ine~ting-
the -. John Baptist church has held for
years. Beginning At , .. IN. and con
tinuing until p. m, the n-ini-r. wor-
shipped With a great deal OF rervor. Rev
: Davis presided and At the clo.s he ~.
presented With the ususl Christmas Of
ieung amounting "a something over xll
Rev. Roberts.
Supt. J. h. Kent held tie usual sun
day school classss and h.t al excellent
attendance
Rev. :. Davis, the pastor. delivered .
very forceful sermon At n - IN. Dee
10. Tie took - his text Romans 80,
subject, Spiritual Thing" Mr.. Molln
Kent presided At the regular = y. III
meeting OF the Home Mission Societ,
and much enthusiasm MAS shown.
Mr.. Luther King aud Miss Lula Tay
Tor were united in the holy bonds of
mstrimony on Tuesday. the Rev. :
Davis officiating. Both young pe p,
are very we'll known and enjoy . gr~s
deal oil popularity smong their irlsnds
~ho wish them everlasting happiness
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hsirsson lie {
saturday TOR Buchanan where they will
lie entertained 10y mis- father and many
friends.
Mr.. Jesse Johnson left on the sBrd to
Tor stanton, Va, 10 visit his children
and aunt.
nr Taylor leftt Wednesday with hi.
fanny for Moth Carolina 10 pay his OLD
home folks . visit.
Mr.. Lum Lee left Wednesday for Pltts-
burg, Pa.
Mrs. Eliza Lee left Tuesday for . visi,
10 her father in Montgomery
After . short alteration about some
chestnuts, Hobert Davis and Elijah
Saunders made their get away. 'r-
said Hobert cut Elijah about the fscs
and body, not seriously though.
Mrs Ida Saunders 10 very i'll 1t her
home here.
The Christmas tree was . great cue.
cess and great crowd Wa present. The
school and the church joined hands and
had an enjoyable time. The T.. r
White Goal Go. gave presens, cand,
and oranges 70 all the children and the
band played for the occasion teins
roundly sPpisuded for 10 excellent mus
&c.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-01-11
GREAT CONTEST!
Increased Coal Output Campaign Get in Now.
Nike More Mouey--Win Prize.

80 muh interest
Keep and Of
have dsrs to eoodn loading
70 oil mine" and coke Mcdowell Minx
the men loading the working highest
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The nnm'~r he enmt-~ ,~
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i'e
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All
"sn ~o~ and mail q the McDo~el
s'sr IMAM the 18th day December
pear u" issue Of the 4 1hoss
!" the Mcdowell Times
''s"d'nx the
'on~tsns published of
"ianS " which the weekly
'"T'' "e contestants will he published ,f
contest MINER coke drawer the
'ne """' write the
COKE Then . p simmer
''e pledge 70 load more coal
-' 70" may
anu 's ing greater dangers and hard
hiring your whole eiencen the mn~.
'o"' uu'y IN work dsy
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"""e 90 The hillside and 10 educate
70" the ""e Of y"nr M you
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IN YOUR BLANK TO-DAY
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Made the Stove Sweat.

hessrs. r. l.. Benton, OF Eekmsn.
ana ). r. Hsskins, Of Lsndgrsn, we're
IN hey'sons on business Monday. In
commenting on the excellent sermon
preached by Rev. McKoy. Mr. HaskIns
said that the preacher preached such .
noble and interesting sermon that be
made even the stove sweat" Nv
scodness, that -s- preaching .,m,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-01-11
GlATT0

The grim monster visited this place
at saturday and took Bro. Grant Hse-
lar who had been on the sick for nearly
two years He Was . member Of Rev.
r. u. Holcomb's church ct Goodwill.
The Reverend remained aver and preach.
ed his funeral from Job. l4:l4. Itwss
powerful permon.
AT p. IN we listened TO another
powerful sermon from Gen. 80.
IL u being rumored that Rev. Reed
our beloved pastor. left for GsIsr. Va.
in-sesrch OF . new rio. We hone Ia
sIl be successful n. HE undertaking.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-01-11
Rev. Miekens Remembered ct Biz
Four--mrs. Carter Doing Well.

At Big -Four where there has been bu,
little said aid les. done for several years.
the peoples eyes are opening wide and
fast. The active and energetic work be-
ing done there by Rev. VIM. Mickens. Of
Gary. their pastor, from . religious stsnd
point and the wIde-swske educational
work being % successfully done By Mn.
b. r. Garter, Of Kimbsll. are movement.
which, in themselves. are virtually revo-
Iufionizins the entire community. The
Goal Company gave all the children.
both white and colored. Christmas prs,-
ents' hAlped the pastor and 10 encourse-
ing the substantial work being done by
Mrs. Carter.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1918-01-11

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