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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-10-03

" hen line tide oi fortune and achiev...
nients wrought 10y him was inst heginn-
ing Q" turn and "a reveal to tine Ameri-
can psop'e 10y his acron; n;li~hments IN,
greatness OF his deS~ls. which ven. almos,
~uperhuman and startled the civilixi.~!
world and brought peace and prots~tion
To the Tag and the principles of govern
'"cut which had lsrn adopted and main
tainssi. and which are 80 vividly pictur-
III in r,Sor,ied history 10y the fathers oi
generations past.
In conclusion. ] wish L. a,ldr,~ss q
icw remarks b. the hoys and girls.
'l"u may not Ice aware Of this fact
''ut II Will come O. you later i'm liie. that
he time spent within the-. walls will l-
Ia you in the future the most pr,cion.
Irri"i of your whole eNirtence. I AL
noniSh you Ia leave no effort unma,le. H.
'besi'ent. adhere to the din~tions of th,,-.
sho have bsen placed herr to guide You
n yonr daily work. ~hun the idr an.
'he wrong. AMI apply yourself To- the ta~k
hat - given Ia you. By - doing ynu
Nill r'ap your reward when y"n hav,
'a~-'~i from youth Ia manhood anl wo.
nanh"osi. L. hattie with the II .,nu,r-itie-
4 llie And after you have achieN.,i
'u"'s~c. which you are sur, to .lo ii ynn
'r"l-'rly apply y"nr~,.lf. in the ,h~ linin..
'cri'Si of your life y,n eau hook back ni,
we'll sIcnt earrr. y"u can rc,i,.u viii,
'ri'ie and admiration your accomplish
ne ntS and the many liilisult prnl,l,m~
~hlrh confronted you and which yot,
net AMI iacd boldly AMI mrst qel hy
he training you rerrivc,i in your youth
inl days in this institution"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-10-03
MINISTER At
TACKS GIRL
REV. GILMORE. WHITE DIVINE
OF PROMINENCE UNSUC.
CESSFUL IN ASSAULT
ON MAID

Publishing il ~ matter of truth. the
Louisville News r.putahlc neu ~t.atrr.
printed at Louisville. by. comes for
~ard With the bold statement that many
ri the small eitis~ AMI towns on l,nih
.i'ls-- of the Ohio River Ven. r,.~.ntly
thr"~n intp much eNcitrment over the
'iaiing attempt of prominent wlnte
minister upon y"nng r"l~r~l woman.
ills' News -ay-: '-Ih.. Fail Cite. wen.
Ia k,s! last "Wednesday morning week
ago when Miss Ada l;.,~-. a,.,fs.l, young
r'l"n~l woman. t'@,k "nt warrant inr
the Rev. &. =. Elm"rr. l.a-t"r "i Park
Christian church. \rA Albany charging
HIM with attempted assault.
lisrau-s' this VAS - much out ol the
ordinary, n white man after .,,lor,~i
woman, an unhcar,i of thing. a "ssion'
"f tll" b"a>ts~l superior race pursuing
a female of thc d'--,i-,si inferior ra.,..
that The News sent r'rr,-cnt.fi,c IT,
tnNs~tigate the c.i-,. lie found Mis-
l''-- nj her h"it. so. Washington
she and her Widowed another lil. around
'l'c corner from th, CORNER from tllc Park
Christian church nnd IT, rar-.,na-... Ne
ror'iing to Miss s',--. -le. AMI I,r nloth.
"r often iii work io tl,. l.,, Il--,nr,.'-
family. Therefor they .lii MT tlrink Il
strange, She said. when Mr. Flnpor,. ,a,,,,.
Tuesday night week ago aud told Mis-.
l;'~~ hi- wife wanted her. She say ~l...
~topI~Vl work and went ol .r shortly alter
hi~ departure. When Sl,a arrived tl,,.
h"u-c WIS dark. hat -hc -tarted around
&" tli. back door ~ n-ual She ,l,rlar,s
~ -l'r passed dark corner OF the hnu-..
thr Rev. Mr.. Elmorr grabbed her. ~l,,.
-crsamssl and fought u r-caIsr him d..
held o. her until he almost tor. hrr
waists in threads. Finally lac l,t her 90.
and she, crying hystcrirally. ran to the
-trs--t snd f'-ns-s A. rirr rnn otft ~ tsrr.
parsonage sine met two two white ladn--
These ladiec aftrrward volunteered o. t,-s
tify in lchalf oi Miss Ross. After Mis-
Ross had reached home and tod her
narrowing experience {" hcr mother.
the Rev. Mr.. Elm"rc arI~ar,-l AMI M
guir,~i rs to the calis.. oi tine Streaming
he had heard
The Rev. Mr.. Einorr ~ay- hi- hons.
that night and 'l"uhtiss- tir. burglar at
tark'~i Miss Ross IIi- ei,lrr- and d..a-
cons voted thrir confislrner. in him anil
tho Christian confrfrncr vhich net al
Nv All'~ny lat week lid hkrai... al-p
advising the Rev. Mr. Flnior,. L. have
iaiflt if flt.. t,rI 80
The ra~e came up ior tnd THURSDAY
morning. bnt VA continued. 10 ha- at
tr"rted the att~ntion oi I~.,flr "n ir,th
-i's-- 81 the Ohio River i~~ail-. oi the
prominence Of the minister.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-10-03
PR0GRESSIVES WANT TO
ELIMINATE THE NEGRO
Plea For White Supremacy in Pol
tics Made at First Annivcr-
sary Banquet Of Louisi-
ana Progressives.

Nrw Orleans. l.a.-The elimination al
TIE Negro In politics wa- the iI,a AL
'anc'~l ~ to- SPEAKERS 81 tln Gr.t ami
srr-afy ianqnet oi tiic T'r,,yr,.--ir, Larry
80 Louisiana, heid in tlii- city osc e,,.-
ming lat Wetk Iolln VI. Parker. u,.n-
'--r q The National Fx~,rtiyc C.an,ni,te.
"i ilc Progr~-i.~ PARTY. -.un.l,-l the
k'yn"te 81 the gathering During hi-
a'lirc " De- -a,d.
Many oi THIS. mcn f,it strongly ard
'issl'ly that vc have reari,,-i r. t~rio.l in
tho ahair- Of our country where the Can
ea-in racc should ru'c and ior the Gr.t
tune in the history Of ro'iticai fa,;ie.
the Fr''gr'--i,e~ unanimously r,a-.sI a
resolution recognizing the constitutional
and inherent rigl,t 81 the State o. -er.l
i''ir representatives o. conseiiti ~. -,s,e
.'"d national. ~ such rules AMI r.rlls-
ii'n- a. tlIc state thcm.civs- -l,oui.i -
let. We Of the saith know that. ior
sli tinc-. tins means " hi,e supremacy. q,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-10-03
R0SH HASHANNAH
Great Hebrew HOIiday--Jews the
World Over Observe Holy
Season.

Again the Jews. the world oyer. m,
oh-erN ing the Holy S,.a~,n. which lcsar
with R,~h llaShannah. or New Year.
Day, October 1t ami ends with th.
~hemlni Atzerth. the F,.:,St oi Conclusion.
IN the evening of o,-tolrr -
la the Jewish tradition. the Rash Has
hannah marks the anniversary of th.
creation of the woril. >uproSs>l a. hav.
taken piarc 5,6sl yrars al,,. Tho present.
Rosh llaslisnf a.. thereforr will mari
the beginning oi the year 5.67t.
The change "f date. however. H. Of lit
te or no imI ortancc and IL the Jrui-l
New Years Day had no further signif
ncs'. H. appeal o. tle lew would H.
very faint indeed. "a j. not the chang. g.
year hut the change of lii. that this dn,
~ins-s'~. that mak,'- il stand out ~ on.
"f the h"lis1-t day. in the Jewish caln
lar. llen'in u radicaliy differs from M.
riNil New Year. il j. 10y srt apart f..
'ntr'~ps~tiOn ami ss.li-eNaminatinn. III.
sacrs~i cliarart,'r of tins iay j. implied ir
the two other names 10y which il j. KNOW,
viz; the day of memorial AMI tie ,iay ol
blowing "f the trumlrt- In the firsi
place il l. the day oi memorial. or ~
mrmhranre. ~ such. IL calls upon a..
lew {" remember the divine plr,H.-.-~ %.
his life; secondly. ii j. the day Of a..
blowing of the trumrcts. It, purrr~,. b.
to arc'ise Israel from hiS sell con.,aar,r,
y AMI store him to high resolves an.
nplaer is--si-
Rr~h III ,~hannah derives its sisnif
canee from the fa,i that Il j. lnt tl,,. H.,
tr'-incti"n of the day ol atnnrmrnt. "a hi,l
follows ten day latter. l-.iorr one ca,
reaiiz" the ns~ri oi atonercnt c,si-.ini,.
II his shortcomings
The ESSENTIAL ccn.ulony of the ~er,i,r~
ma the synagogue on Iso-h Ila~hannah T.
the l''"~lDg 81 tli~ trusnf~'t IN accor,ian,.
with the injunction in I.rvitirus %s.2t.
~hirh rca'~ la the seventh month.
"n the fir-t day 81 the m"nth shall ".
hav- "A Sabbath. q memorial ct blnuinr
OF t'n"Is't-, anil bold c"n,~.ation.
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THE MOB

u j. the LAY ~ the mob the world over.
ON re-ent morning the newspapers ~
ported tire, NAL outbreaks in wilel,
different parts of the world
At Toxic. following the assa~zinafior
If a rul'lic ofiicial. mob of I5.Oso gath.
ercd viii, frenziei demand for var
against China and with unmi-fakal,e
threats AGAINST the United stats In
Rome. tho I.olicr and troops were called
ont o. guard an orderly procession of
Catholics athletes marching o. mas ~
-. reter-. In Dublin. strike rioters were
only overawc'l after l,loo,lshed
What = the secret of this world wide
unr~i2 Who are inhaming the minis
n tie Teoplc? Who are stirring up wrath
against a dsy - Judgment? Have We
gonc To- far ~ tcarhing a paternal form
II government Have We yicldc,l to
much o. the continually increasing Do
inand- of the dem~gogues and the prrarh-
cr~ 81 di-confcnt7 Has liberty been nli--
c.rlstrns,l ~ liren-e2 Have We - may
niiic,i the irdi,i,lnal that he no mne.r
regards either the Chnrrh or the STATE -
worthy of hi- respect and Obedience At
every CORNER, ON TulIic sIus-s- and in
hack rooms II crowded rt-ort-. the most
dangerous doctrine- are ieing pro'nul-
gate.i hp advocates q anarchy and of
s>oeisii-tic di-rontcnt
Are the tlsoughtiul people of the coun-
try not DISTURBED over tho possibilities? 7?
Are the beads II families exercising tire
restraining inhuence that parents u-ed q
have? Are the churches doing their
work. let the empty pe~s answer.
first the mob, t.~n revoiution, u,en .
r<tsrn 10 rc>son- Buk shy not have
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-10-03
NEWS
From Various Places Gathered, by
Editor Whitiico on His Trip.
,iiATI,p

ttlAlltI
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taium have a.
entity moved to this town and have l~.
'"ne some "f the substantial citizens o.,
purcha~ing for themselves l,eautiiu "a,
Aell as Valuable seven rn,rn buil,ling
They have tlIe le>t water i'm town nn,
the sanitary conditions are very g,r-i
They have space for larrr garlsn
poultry yarl and the entire surround
'np- are most conducive o. health.
II Il Ford j. cr,s.ting "A residence and
Hi~ins-s- place ia the very heart "l tli,
town. and whey c"inrlrtxi will MAX,
him among the lcading property owncr,
pJ the town.
~rll aud "a very -'lc s---iul lu-ins--- man
ahile there though having l,-t an in.i~
i~-ndent iortnne, j. rapidly rrgaining %
fanding ~ "a business man. and - l,.,
IiaI'- th' lesriing rral estate owner in '.t-
atto. lie jralo'i-ly watrls~ every oIa.pr.
tunity % buy property.
Dr. :. J. Eaniicld. the only physician
~ town and the o~ncr "i the lca.lin.
Drug store ha- n most lucrative prarti,.
mi j. one "i the ranking pr"Tr'rty ow
ncr- of the town. lie j. cis.-4. c"nt,--t.
ant Tor iir~t rlacc im the ownership OF
''motl,cr earth.
Mr. H. =. E-kridgc. proprietor oi 70
iir-t cla-- restaurant AMI grocrry -i"r,
Aitli acc,inodation- f"r traselrr-. j. de-
ing well. Mr- E-kridgr. who Tor tis
pT-t icU months underwent a -eri ,ii- "f.
rratiou J. TOW mp AMI doing niccly. H..
naiy friends are greatly pleased
Mr.. Armour Parker Wa "a T.lea-.u.
visiting guest of iriensl- AZ Giatto
''rrrgc Reed. the l.ionecr 81 all tie s j.
W. AMI the man who lia- ml.ic IL frr
-il,.c i"r of .ier- b. come in j. It'll making
prDgrs--- along every business avenue.
H. will -.v,n lc marris-l again. iS~.t,-.
hc has ho~t ~ alniring ls.ly iricnsl.
one of whirh j. Mi-- Fila lia-kiny.. Of
'irahanl. Va. vino Wa visiting lrirnd
in thu toen -ryeral day. during thi.
sc,.k. ~lIe perhaps more than any 9th.
rr will cour ncarer lring mistress 81
Reefs home than hi- other admirers.
The -rrgics.- ~ tI- church un,lcr tli.
,ss-tDraic 81 Rev. Kcs-l. lat ~unar,
~crc thu lc-t hal for months Re-.
'I:s-~l- -crnrpn VA ir.tl, iorceful AMI J,fa,
TRIAL
Nrs. I,cirtra C,i,irs has fine rc-fan.
fCpntinne.l on Pagr -
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|P0L|TICt S|TU-
ALTON I4lST DIST.
ARE PRoGR$SIvts AIDIRS
DEM0CRAB?-- ?--NEGRoES
SHOULD SUPPORT
HtiRNE
(By ". W. Sanlers)

The political uiss'acn'~ an. locking for
~ari ,ih .aa.a imien-~i. and u SOM
extent concern, O. the out.,ome of TIN
election for Congressman u T.. held in
the First Congressional District ON th,
lith OF October. This will be the first
opportunity Of forming an idca Of Al,
strength Of the Progressive cau~e in tll,
state. Ii il nov practically conceded
that the Pngr>Sives have loot
much Of their intlncncc since the lat
elertion because of their inSistence upon
maintaining a separate organization H.
the state. The Republican party If W.
Va. is the only real party Of progress ia
the state which was demonstrated in a.,
granting Of primary ior the nominaiio,
OF state Jiiicers who were elected la~f
November. The Democrats n ow g o.
themselves to le the same rractionarie>
that they have lHrn sinr.. the days of tia
founder of their party The Proer,-Ssiv. =
supported the state ticket on the ground
that the men nominated were proyr-->
w. AMI stool upon Progressive plat
form which undoubtedly was trrlc. Y.
one has accused any oi the oflicrrS elect
Ell on that platform "i failure To carry
ont the pledges made to the ls.nplc Then
Why this agitation for separati"ns D.->
IL not appear rather ~iisl,icinil- in view ..i
the fact that the Chairman nf the Pro-
gressiye STATE Cnmmitt,r. j. an eN Dem
orrat and IL sti-Is--ts,i of being more g.
sympathy with dem~ratic principa'.
than in rial progressive? Thc-e ars
Questions which un'lur tionaldy will r.
answered 10y the Progressive yots.r- 81 a..
First Distris ~ "A tl,e ballot box O,-tol4r
IL, and at this writing il j. the aImo>i
universal opinion that a rcbuke will H.
administered to tlicse. sham pr..grs---iv..-
whose real i,-~ire stripped ii IT, ma~k j.
to turn West Virginia over o. the D.ia
ocratic party.
IL would he well for the Negro voter
who wishes To serve the cari-s. of r.a
progress To ponder well tli- question D..
fore allowing himself to be- u-s7i in a.,
furtherance oi Democratic p"'i.i,--. which
are intended primarily t. d..i,rivc him o.
the rights and privileges granted him o.,
the Repub'iran party. There can BE- no
middle OF the road I,oli,.y followed 10y ill,
Negro i'm this contes. il hc fully aprr,.
ciates the fact that with divided Ecl,ul,
lean party ami a united D,Inorrary npt,
ing but humiliation m tie form 0i az
vene legislation with a consequent l..-.
OF all political rights will result.
The interest IN the First District j. oni,
preliminary skinnish intendsl o. i.--t
the strength oi the opposing fa.-- Then.
- only ono cour-e oI-rn To- he coipr,.,l
voters of tli- district and that j. o. vote
Tor Julian e.. IIearne and tlicreby rl,pr
their Interest in and loyalty t. ilIr Dni,
party "f progre-s and principal in tls.
statr.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-10-03
SCHOOL
NEWS

The totd cnr' llment 81 children in the
srhools of Browns Crpek district - nov
2iD with fifteen teachers o. legin their
schoois lat.r. II th,-e 6'teen enroll a.
eordinz {, This estimate. there viii 20
~" eliiiirrn artnally in school in tl,i-
di<tFict next month. This number woul.l
ie largrr but i..r the fart that in -,rnr
piar~s ali tiIe childrrn cannot b. acco,n-
nviated l'y the l.uildings in ne trmto-
rarily. The . hools that show unu-ualI,
barge enrOllmenfs are:
keystync, lei: Day. III; Pre,ai~r.
III. Br'~ns Geek District High SchooI
s.. Among the colorr,l schools: King.
With a.. AID keyst me- Eckman viii,
~ show the largest increase over Ia,
year at this time.
The High ~hool irilding y goipg
along rapidly now. and in month or
two u viii 10 occupied in part. The
splendid new huilding st Keystone i-
now used, although the furniture has not
yet arrived. This y one 81 the finest
scbool building, N tlse site. Ia hs~ a
directindircct steam heating syssem: 4
s72Psess and up-sodafe sosArs syuarn:
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ssnstsry drinking. f"untsi,,~ in the isii~-
date blarkhoar,ls Arranged scientifically
or the different grs.i.--; anil every thing
or the comfort and health oi the pupils
The new building at Kimball Nil n
ceup'e-i I'm we~k or two. IL - flnf
building well suited for ss-lool purposes
The six r"oin frame builsiing at Tvir
Branch Is about completed. and schoo'
rgan in il S~pt. ~. This building j,
heated 10y hot arr furnace and has toilets
md lavatories.
The bniiding at Vivian hasl--sn chang
from a two-room buildipg to fou.
oom huilding, and painted inside an.l
nt- Srhool hegsn here Sept ~.
The Keystone Eckmsn building has
zen rrm"silled entirely and made SAT.
nd sanitary. A new hot air heatins
system has becn installed. aud school he.
gan one week late in this buihling.
The kimball-TideW atsr buildng ha.
'ad a steam heating syStSm instaiis~i
One Of the new oIe-room hni,d nc ha
I'll '"t'IfttNA ifl ~ fiitfiitfAs lilthiEb Milfl-
,ut door~ OF winln~s
We think that all new buillincS vi.
~ ready before the first at 3hr year.
The B"ar'l is trying out tine u~,. of l,a
''er towels aud liquid soap in tle llcDl-
Drinking fountains are Icing intrsdu, ,,l
md likely will ie used in atl s,.hools ls
IRE the year is out. A sp cial effort IL
eing made to keep the s-h.-ol honSs-
clean, and the outhous = in r,ss~ ct alb
condition. To this end sweeping com
pound and oil soap for scrnil,ing ha,.
b en purchased at wholesale.
Two District Institutes have becn hell
stWelch Both programs were good and
practically all the teachers wsr,. in attend
mee. The Reading Circle work has be
gun. OShea's Every Day Problems in
Teaching, and the O,d Testament are a..
hooks for study. IL would b. worth whils.
Tor ether people in the different commu-
mites to join these circles and study with
the teachers.
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HOW Gail ALL THIS Be DONE

Bat how can all this he done i'm ON,
day? Ii can't But more can lie ae
coETliste'l than any one has ever dream
ell. The people of Missouri in responS
10 a call from their governor, rerformes
work on the public roads of the stat. il
two dAys, the value Of which was esti
mattel at Sl.-po.sO. should We assun,
that each oi the six thonsand rural Sclo, !.
IN the state has i'm attendance ten bov,
AMI girls large enougi to aSSi-t i'm tln
work oi Ci~an-up and Eeautify Day. :
Conservative estimate of the acfsal worl
accomplished would Certainly not be le-.
than fifty Thousand dollars to the state
IL you are teaclling i'm the country en-.
list tl'r boys and girls, the fathers an.
mothers. the ~rhoo, trustes-~, the minis
ters and everybody else. Let them brin,
their dinners and maze il an all day jol,
Much luml'er. ptintS. tools. etr., will H.
furnished ior asking.
What has i'een said spplies To- town.
AMI clty ~ch''Oi-, but tl,ry will go alsu
ti'e matter in a different way. Possill,
tbe emphasis there should b. along tln
line 81 home and school sanitation an
decOr.tion.
Al any rate there j. work for all u Do
VIII y"n j"in in the movement for tnor,
beautiful -clso-Is and more attractive An.
h~altl'fnl scbool surroundings? The dan
j. Friday. O-toi~r lV AMI the place j. a
your own huilding.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-10-03
OCTOBER 10TH
DESIGNATED
"CLEAN UP AND BEAUTIFl
DAY. IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
sUPT. SHAWEEY ISSUES
PROCLAMATION

Friday, October 10 ha> been designate
a. 'Ciean-up and l:santify Day i'm th
i'''i'i'. ~.'.-,~ ami "a iiii tisis a. Ni.,. St.t
Superintendent Of schools NJ. l.. Shaw.
J. y J - iSsu,-i the following stat~nei.i
a. DEPARTMENT Of scho-,ls:
Why should school grounsis not be a.
cozy AMI homelike ~ the prettiest h. M
ia the community? More and more te. ch
srs are e"ming to ralize that the phys
al conditions If the school building ard
grounds have much tn do ith the men
I'll deselopment Of the children in attend
ance. With these things i'm mind Supi
-hs~key has set apart day each fall len
the pat three years when teachers thru
ghout the state are u give united atten-
ti"n To the cleaning up of school ground.
and the improvement Of - hool buildings
This day has come To he known as
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-10-03
MAY NOT ADVERTISE
: STATE AT FRISC
Govern,r and Other Officials G.
slider Matter Of Allowing Ap-
propriytion to Remain
in Treasury

Charie~tpn. W. Va sept. .n.-Thai
be- - uu'lecli a a. r % 4 ~ about IA,
appropriation q s75.'sO by the the Ia-,
legislature 4, advertise West Virgins a,
tlIe Panama Canal Exposition in IaI,
Wa stated Nv Governor Hatfield tonivl,,
With the Prohibition amendments roino
into efiest next July, sl,out one million
dollars IN revenue viii be cnt of from
the -tate and deficit = tIircstencI
The governor aud others have nnde-
discus-ion whether or not il uonlI 10
'~'tter 10 allow the above >ppropriatior
D. reInain IN ;he trca>u-y in ORDER that
state institutions may not suffer from :
thresfened deficit.
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COMPENSATION
LAW EFFECTIVE
Beginning with October West Vir-
giuia's New Method Of Hand
ling Accidental Injury
Cases is in Force

Charleston ". Va. Of. TIE new
~0rknie'''- cpfnIrn-ation lav Is--..i 90
ii,e lat legislature vent into ELECT today
and after 4 lay al corporations uhiril
have ta4cn advantage ~ the act - r,-r-
stirring tlIeir acceptancc ol il within tle
prescribed time will hc immune fron
suits for ,lamag,-s on account of accsls.fi-
o. their employees. 4 lar,c Irr~rnfae,
of the coal c"mpanie-. faetoric- AMI
wholesale establishments in fhc -tais
have Tdacci tlfm-cl,es under tire law.
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.COlORED TEACHERS
INSTITUTE
For Browns Creek District

Tie frowns Creek District 4 ,lor, u
rcaclIrr'~ Institute will meet iu sls.. hey
-t"nr- Erkman Grasis~l ~,h0a SATURDAY
Ort Ilth. An r"'o-c.l icarlrrs in a =.
Distrirt arr rxIS--t-,l Z" l,s' pr, ss.pt anil o.
sssdial iav'fati- "a u r,.irni,ai IA iir: t..l-.
irons an'i pnI'ln- at large
The following progr .m ha~ lccn a.
ranged.
Dev"tionals Rev Mitcln u
The Educational Talne al Play,
Miss Alieen Harp r
A Model Lesson in Language.
Miss G.. l. ~inI tori
SOLO Mis- Laura Brimae.
Busy Work Purpose and Valne,
Miss Rosa Il. BridgcfoId
How t. Teach Pupils To Think.
Prof. J. " Robin son
Quartette, Misses Marshall and Whit
tico. Mrs. X. =. Johnson and Prof. j.
W. Robinson
Effects Of sanitation on Srhool Work
DIR. G.. y Marshall
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ClElE-yp AxO BEIUIlfi DAY

Mush has ALREADY been done. hut YER,
mnch nore still remains. Many school
grounds especially in rural communities
do not have single tree or shrub grow
ing in the -rhool yard thoueh the school
h"'ise has lecn in service a generation or
in"re- Even yet the ash pile of forme,
years Is .till Permitted to take up Tn
ts>-.--s past Of the play eIound while tn.
PlPils are compelled tn rlay i'm the pub
i'e mad. Mnrh has already been said ~
the t''arhers' institutes and through N.
school press Of the unsanitary. unsightl,
imn"ral ~4so"l Prisies in use in many
places What must lie the moral sense
81 community which will permit sus d
conditions Z" exist? Ia il through the
teachers that the appeal il made on
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B. d. Patterson of EIkhorn Ap.
pointed Messenger to The
Supreme Court Of
Appeals.

State Librarian w. W. Sansler- ha.
appointed y. ID. Patterson - Eikhnrn a.
the position 81 Me-srnecr n The Sutren.e
Cont Of Appcsis spd Mr. Patterson l.
nov filing the position.
II. ID. Patterson has lived IN Mcdowell
county for numfrr II year.. -rrve.l
for -rveral years on the Board q Fdu-
cation for tn Elkhorn District AMI i
prominent IN fr~ternal and political cir
cle-. lie has the rrsp>ct sud ccnfidencp
of al who know him and viii Gl the Do
sssion we'll Mr. Sanders y IN be cor
s-sfslsesd upon he via slecs;on-
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rrs-on frag Lr~ur-.

rpsson firf2 IE~fIE-.
EDfnpK'- Norr
Ie-lie- might have alsle,l tl,at esery
day men wor-e thsn Ss~iali-t- AMI an
archi-ts are iynching men and driving
negroe~ from their borns-- and tbs VIZ
are snpI--s.i o. enfOrce the " In state
and nation - idly ~ and -ay "ae can
do nothing" That senators. rcy.rs-rnt-
stivs~ and governors advocate mob VIZ
lencc, Discrimination and government ~
subterfugr; that the President anil CAL
met ofborr~ at tl,c telscst ~ ti,c mol, ~
nores and tramples mon tbe rixnt- q
fifteen million people with impunity
That the mob has knoke-l tie -cals.-
from the hand- II ju~tice, stopped mp her
ears snd thrown her frou, her peiestsI.
Truly. thr mob ru'e,l