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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-27
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United Charities Statement
Having discovered BY experience
iaaf some people move 70 Chiekasha
\, set the benefit of the benevolent
york Of the society. the United Chart
ties issues statement saying thar N
the future al persons must reside in
the city al least six months before
they viii be assisted by the society
The money appropriated for our use
is for the needy Of Chickasha.s said
q member Of the society @and If viii
be thus spent We feel that the rule
which has been adopted is nothing but
justice to our people 70 whom ve owe
the first consideration"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-27
SALE DAY POSTPONED

Il vas announced tod iron ths Of
Gee Of the Retail Merchants associs-
ton that the usual first Nondag frss
market day sale would be postponed
until Aext Tuesday. owing to the fact
fhzt Aext Monday Is a legal holiday.
On Tuesday. then. the sale viii be con.
anetsd as usual At the corner Of See
end and Kansas. and. according 70 re-
ports. plenty Of stock and bagefs VAL
- on hand
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srn home = sgy Gen Lee makes
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TIE union army acting On false inform
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Note-Failea 10 arrive "our Okla
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Special feature today
Alone ii the Jungle Two reels. A
thrilling. vivid and gripping romance
laid "A the dangerous. animal infested
Jungle land Of Africa See the real
lion hunt TIE swim for life. pursued
b. blood-thirsty beasts. The capture
Of The Ion cubs. Attack on the horse.
etc. A picture that stands uneeusled
Don't miss t.
Lost Diamond. a Kaiem drama
Coming Monday, September l. Nat
C Goodwin in Oliver Twist
-Four piece orchestra
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-27
Short Stories
Of The Town


Smith Is Defeated.
II n. Smith, IT.. the only racquet
wielder Representing Chiekssha i ihs
state tourney KingfisheT, went down
70 defeat Tuesday III the second Ioand
q play He passed ths prsIiininsries
and won handilY in the first round but
snet hls Waterloo n the second round
when Ne was defeated hy PsnieY in
straight sets. s-2. rs. Al that be put
up = good fight II ths preliminary
round Of doubles. Smith OF Chiekasha
and Lilies Of Peeasset won hands
down. defeating Goth0ld and Williams.
81. So
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No games scheduled
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-27
% sHELsY cAMp Nd. "a. .. c. '.

Joe Shelby Camp will meet On next
Saturday August 80, at the city hall,
at ?. m All members are requested
to be present. Much business Of i'm
porfance
BE sure 70 come out my comrades
Your presence is very much needed.
Bring an the boys with YOU
The daughters Of Lee-JacksoH chap
ter are cordially Invited To meet with
Che veterans. Geo r Buchanan. Com.
Joe shelby Camp, No g75. q e. "
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TO- LIBRARY BULLETIN. .
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Library nours: RsaalDK roons ard
charging desk o2sn from 2D. n 70 5
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Essays.
Best known and typical essays b
f.azb. Ds Quincy. Aaeauley. Carlyle.
Ruskia. ArnoIf. Newman sne Haziist
Postry
Representative possas or comDlsss
rerks W DFydez. Pope. 6oaiAsy.
sesti. Campbell. hooFe. ByFon. shel-
lsy. Keats. HINT Hood. Tsnnyson. the
B5owniass, Matthew AfAold. shs Raz-
HetSis and sWin1arne.
Novels. Illustrating me historical
Development of English fiction
Mallory. Morte d Arthur
BanYsn. Pilgrims Progress
before. Aobinsoa crasos.
swift. GuliiFer's Travels
Fielding. Tom Jones
Goldsmith. Vicar o. Wakefield.
Fanny Burney. EYeline
Jane Austin. Pride and Pretudice.
Scott. Complete works.
Hawthorne. Marble Farm. Scarlet
Letter Seven Cables.
Lytton, Last Days oi PomDeii; Last
q she Barons.
Dickens, Complete set
Thackery. Complete set.
Kingsley Hypatia; Westward 10.
Trollope. be sgsvden. Barchester
Towers.
Reade. clolster and The Hearth: Put
Yourself ia Ais Place Never TOO Late
to Mend
Charlotte Bronte. Jane Eyre.
George Eliot Complete works
Aeredits, Ordeal OF Richard Few.
srel. Diana OF the crossways.
Hardy. Tess Of D. UrbcvyilIes: The
Wo0dlanders
Stevenson. Complete Set
xipling. IS volumes.
chlldren's List.
Every child viii find in this list al
least q few books be has read and
liked. Every book here has been a
iaYorite with many boys and girls.
Aleols, Jack and Jill. Little Men. Lit
tls Women, Under the Lilacs.
Aldrieh. story Of q Bad Boy.
I Cervautes. Don Quixote.
clemens, Tom Sawyer. HucklsbezE5
Fina
craIk. Little Lane Prince.
Dodgson. Alice in Wonderland
Through Tie Looking Glass
Ewiag, Jan o the Windmill.
Harris. Uncle Remus
Hawthorne A Wonder Book.
Hovelis. Flight Of Pony Baker.
! Hughes, Tom Browns School Days
Jackson, Nslly's Silver NiAe.
Jewett. Betty Leicester
Kingsley. Tater Babies.
Kipling. Jungle Books.
Macdonald. The Princess aaa Ia
Lamb. Tales from shakespeaFs
Collins.
Aarryat, Nasterman Ready, Md
shipman Easy.
Matthews. Tom Pauidiag
Porter, Scottish Chiefs.
Pyle, Robin Hood. Nancy Rutiedgs
Ruskin. King Of the Golden River.
seweil Black Beauty.
II Shyrl. Heidi
Thackeray Rose and the Ring.
| Wyss, Swiss Family Robinson.
Yonge. Heir OF Redcliffe.
Swift, Guiliver's Travels
Il Stevenson. Black Arrow. Treasur
Island.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-27
(First published Judy 2g. 1879
APPLICATION FOR PARDON on
PAROLE.

After thirty days from date q frat
publication q this notice. application
viii be made 10 the governor d the
state Of Oklahoma for a pardon or
parole for D. y. Sanders. convicted
Of blsamy Ia the district court OF
Grady county, Oh May ., 1913, and SEN
fenced to TWO years 10 the state peni-
Tertiary
WM. STACEY.
7.26.s0d Attorney for Petitioner
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE
REsULTs YESTERDAY

Cleveland 9. New York D.
Washington 3. Chicago 2
Boston E. Detroit 6
Philadelphia 3. ST. Lou 8 O.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-08-27
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RESULTS YEsTEHDAY
Philadelphia s. 81. Louis s.
Chicago :. Brooklyn 3.
Nev York 1. Cincinnati 3
Piiisburg 3, Boston O.
GAMES TODAY.
Pitts 7rg At Boston
Cinciun-. =; New York.
Chicago It -rooklyn.
81 Louis 1t Philadelphia
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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-22

We have been thinking good
deal about Cole Blsase, governor of
South Carolina, and We have about
come to the conclusion that he is no
worse than Thousands Of other men
in ths South. Possibiy he. a little
better than they arc, because he says
what be thinks,snd they are too art
full TO do likewise. On tho principle
th at n false friend il worse than =.
known enemy" we believe that it is
only just and proper that Bease be
given credit for his trankupss, and
that our secret enemies be cl,ssed AS
woree than tho fiery governor Of
South Carolina.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-22
BETTER THAN JUMBO.

Ths big circus OF Barpum and
Bailey was not always under one
management. For msny years Mr..
Bailey ran small chow OF his own,
doing bis beet in the email towns,
while Mr. Bernum stopped only at
the large cities.
At.hie time Bailey owned The big
elephant, JuU DO, the largest in cap
tivity. Barnum had sent his agents
tn purchaFe it, but without avail.
Mr. Bailey refused to set price
Tbcu Mr.. Bsrnum photographed to his
competitor:
l will give you $4,000 for Jumbo.
P. T. BARNUM,
No answer came. Ga the third
day he passed through small town
where Bailey was to show 90 the
following day. Every billboard in
tow0 was plastered with monster
reproductions Of bis identical mes,
sage aud signature, mixed in with
toe usual advertising Of the Bailey
show, With grin Barnum turn ed
% his assis'ants
Il isp't Jumbo we want" be told
hem: CTS Bailey
TIE tcxt year it was B,rpum &
Bailey.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-22
William Seymour Edwards Is
tX0leTatsd BY Judge.
Plaintiff FAILS TO APPEAR
Case Agalnct Candidate for United
States Senato Coliapses When
Trial limo Gomez, az Party Caua.
ing Arrcet Does Not MaterIaItzo-
Grand jury Ia Still investigating
Graft In Legio!atura.
Charleston, W. Va. Fab Is 1912

Charleston, W. Va, Fab Is. 1913.
1ho tumped-up charges against
William Seymour Edwards OF this
CITY, candidate for United States
Senator, collapsed today and the
wGrrant against him was dismisscd
by Judge NJ G.lch,-sst.
Edwards was instrumental tn brtns.
ing shout the detection and arrest OF
hTe members OF tho State LEGISLATURE
WoeE ago OF charges OF soliciting
and receiving b1ibes Tho men were
taken into custody by operatives Of
William J. Burns, and had more than
twenty-five thousand dollars In their
possession when caught They we-s
later indicted on several counts In
tho Criminal Court.
One CT the alleged grafters had Ed,
weTus arrested as retaliation, and his
trial wss set for today. After waiting
an hour for the plaintiff to appear.
Delegate John 81. Smith, upon whose
evidence the graft leader alleged the
charges were founded, went on the
witness stand and stated emphattc-
ally that Edwards had never talked
with him but once. never even asked
MIN to vote for him, and mover OF.
fered him any money, brtbe or other
valuable thing.
final effort to suppress the cases
against the srafte1s by removing the
h'strfct Attorney by an act OF the
Aestslst1Ts also failed today, and the
complete exon GRAFTON Of Edwards
gives a new phase to the onse, co1,-
pied with the announcement of the
District Attorney that the Rpeoial
efsM Jury still Investigating graft
In the .Les4ghalre VII! likely return
many move indiotnentn
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-22

The United States House Of Rsp
resensativss has passed bill makirs
it felony for Negroes TO marry
whites and for whites TO marry No
groes In the Disric! of Columbia
Such measure is q reflection on the
boasted superiority of'the white msn
end shows thut things hava resched
sorry pass wheu laws have TO be
enacted to keep the black race away
from the white race, md that too, in
tho Capitol Of the Nation! The
author of the bill is named Hardwick,
and be halls from Georgis, which is
but natural. In view Of this vile
attempt at class Legislation, We would
euggest that Congress, to be consis
tent, ought TO pass d law makjug it.
obligatory upon all Southern States
to send every white man in that Sec
ton who hae children by colortd
woman to the penitentierY for two
years. Ii such thing could be done
there wouldn't be enough prisons iu
the Sou'b to hold the vhlte traduc.
ers OF our women. And worst Of al
these are the fellows who ore elweys
taking about purity, yet with tbs 90
1t 10 co unknown quantity. In COZ.
c'u'lon, we can only say of tbes~
wicked Creatures, that we hope God
msy have mercy on them, because
His protection is certainly needed in
their cases. We guess, IN truth, ,ha,
they are rather TO be pitied than
Ccnsurod,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-22

We are glad that tho American
Baptist, L0uisville, Kentucky, Mr.
William II. Steward, editor, has
entered upon it's Thirty fifth year
A grcas record, and one Of which the
goD,leman named above can we'll be
proud, The paper has boon ins,
what it is nsmcd-an American Ban
list 10 every senee Of the word. II
has al~ay, been an abe defender OF
the race with which ii is identified
and ae O cDneerver Of it's morals, in :
teIlec'ua!i'y and physical well being
Tbs American Baptist is not sur
pissed. To the Negro Bsptists ir
the United States It has carried chez,
and information uuder ull SORTS OF
condi,ione, and today 1t Glands forth
as one Of The bes. publications run
by Bapsists in the world.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-22

The smallpox situation is in very
fine shape, Dr.. William T. Hensbaw,
the County Health officer, having
officially declared the. all of the
patients under his care at the pea:
house have beea completely cured
and discharged. This 10 good news
to everybody, and Dr.. Henshaw 10
deserving OF grca, prsiso for the
skillful snd psinssskirg manner in
which be hrndied tho whole affair,
because, IN :he hands Of less care
full man than be. Msr.lnsburg and
Berkeley Couny nigh, have been
snbJec'ed TO muco more trouble from
smallpox than voc the case.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-22
Como Fish Reports.

One thousand sword fish werU
se1Eht IN ten days in August by Novs
Scotia fishermen. one ship bringing tn
i've tons. Az consequence the mar
kat was gtutted, and some sales wer0
unI2e az low as two cents pounds
Wishing is increasing In Nova Scotia
waters to the extent that recently q.
nlllion dollar corporation, known aa
tAe North Atlantic Fisheries, Limited
WEB organized. Holland is an extern
Rvo exporter OF nsh. especially to Be1-
GUM The latter's total imports oE
dsA and muscles for the first stx
months OF 1913 aggregated $I,22S,74a.
"a increaso Of &S6,34s over tho samo
pcr1od last year. Imports OF fsh bH
weight In the first half Of this year to-
tailed 6,51s,S 200 kilos (klo, ~ pounds),.
Dutch hornns figuring 1T 1856, 12&
kflos. Mussels from Holland arc also
huch ia demand In Belgium, tho tme
}oFSs for the mouth Of June alone hea-
aw 1,7e9 ,017 kiIoA =
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-22

John + Bruce, our braiDy CORES
pond Mt from Yonkers, New York,
has an article in this week issue OF
the Pioneer Ptsga, which can be read
With prcGt by anyoue who cares to
so engage bimsef. Bruce's writings
are alwsys Interesting, and this one
Is 90 exception to the rule. Then
again, from q racial, ~ we'll as an
argumautative atandpoint, the map
from 1ohkers has certainly shown
himssli to be fully conversant with
the conditions Of which be treats.
Along With his caln, hat firm irdics-
Dsnt Of the white race for it's wtongs
towori the Negro race, be has also
given bis own people to understand
that tr'1ing, when their very life is
at etsks, Is absolutely wrong. Some
Of the smart Alexis" with which
tbis cnuetry is infested, may boot at
Mr.. Brucs's warning, bu, unless The v
heed what he says, they will be sorry
when it will be too late.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-22

being satisfied that The non sppetiz.
ing menu for that period OF time
would he bread and water. TIE fail.
ure OF the colored press OF the coun.
try TO oppose THE mode OF procedure
'bail be accepted as prina- facie owl
dance Of Editor Ch.se's guilt.-Joho
Mitchell, Je., 10 Richmond Planet.
A J-ler, We guarantee to olive
Coase crow po'pie three times daily
through the weekend an extra anu
ply Of turkey buzz for his Sun
dsy dinner.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-22

The booking moral conditions tn. st
exist within tho copfncs OF the AL
h1ny diocese OF the Epiacopal church
according to Bishop Nelson, should
occasion widespread surprise. One
ordinarily, would be 10th to believe
that the moral standard of whites,
and that too, in the state OF New
York. could be 10 low, but when +.
man OF Bishop Eelaons unimpeach
able character makes statement, il
must be accepted "a . fact. In view
of euch 8 deplorable etata Of affairs
among theeo rural New Workers, We
think it would be fine thing for the
A msrican Missionary Society TO eend
some OF its best men and women
workers to thst section a, ouce.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-22

Ii has always bean our opinion
that there were any number of black
and wbito hsatbeDs in our country,
and the logger wa live the more firm
" convinced We are that we are
right. There is hardly day passes,
That dirty black or white scoundrel
do"en't commit somc bcastly crime
while repine, murder, anarchy and
ADULTERY have full sway 10 every part
o! The land, vt in tho face of
ell this high handed deviltry, the
arrogant American is continually
boastlng about bis supcriorisy. And
in truth, be hasn't even eelf reepeos,
much less superiority. We defy q
successful contradiction OF what we
hove said above, and we are sorry OF
it, too, because we would like TO saw
that America ia the greatest country
on enrth along I'll lines.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-22
THE PROPER PROCEDURE

W. Calvin Ohase, editor of The
Washington, d. o. Bee, and a ve,er.
an journalist Of 'hirsy years stand
ing, bse tho audacisy to oriticise 8
brother journsliss for getting person.
al mention in tho co)umns of his
own journal when be knews az we'll
80 anybody else that this is about all
that be gee out of the publication
of race journal.
We call this treason TO the pro-
1esslon and we are in favor Of placing
him on trial with T. Thomas Fortune
OF The Now York Age "a judge, Fred
~ Moore OF the sane publication as
sheriff, Ct orge l.. Knox Of the Indi-
anspolie, Ind. Freeman aud our.
selves as prose cutting attorneys, Will
liam Monroe Tro,ter Of The Boston,
Mass Guardian and Chris J. Perry
OF the Philadelphia, Pa. Tribune az
deputy sheriffs and J r. Clifford of
the Marsirsburg Pioneer Press az
Jailer. We name II. g. Smith of
the Cleveland, o, Gszette as appel,
ls;e Judge.
We shall ask that be be fined the
cost OF supper including everything
thst be, himself would demand il
some one else was required to pay
for the same and we aek for bis soil, :
tafy confinement in the New York
Age cfhce tJr a period OF Six days.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-22

Tuesday, March 4, 1918, may be
ths quiete,t day Washington has
known foT a long tins. Tae Preai-
dent elect decided sesin.. an iDaug-
uTul bali, the House and Senate prso.
tlcally bsve determined that there
shall be no public reception 1T tho
Capitol, the House bae rsfused TO
appropriate money TO bring ADnap-
oils and West Point Cadets here for
the parade and the Womens Chris
lian TemperAIce Uoion, encouraged
by this evidence Of a return 10 tho
sim pie life, hos ssked that the ea-
looms TO closed that day. Tbs only
thing that stops she s.loon closing
Is that Alexander Mckenzie Of the
District Eciae Board hasn't way to
do it, under the law, but he may.
Christian Index
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-22

Mr. j. +. Marsh, Secretary State
Board OF Regents, has the thanks OF
The Pioneer Press for especial
Report on Agriculture" which he
~as thoughtful enough 10 send us.
1t i" quite so interesting pamphlet
and CONTAINS some maps on pages ls
and 60 and number Of diagr.m,
on pages IL, -, Is, IA 35. A and
81, which. il carefully viewed will
amply repay those who look OF them
Agriculture ls q profession in which
IT is possible to make big money, il
brain and Drawn 60 hand in hsnd,
tharetcrc, any one who is fortunate
enough to peruse this agricultural
'ro'tlse is bound to gain knowledge
which will prove bsn. fetal TO him
Tor long time to come.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-22

The most vlrtuous creature in the
United States Of America is a yr-
tuoua Negro woman. Her resisting
sod enduring powers ere Of The high
eat order 10 this she is prototype
aud prophecy OF what her race is to
b., if it will overcome. Her charsc-
ter is ofleo assailed in fact, End her
reputation more often assaulted in
slsnder. PROF. Wiilism Pickcns, of
TsIladega College.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-22
HOW TO GET ROB.

l. Attend carefully to the dslails
Of your business.
:. Be prompt in all shinRs
3. Consider well, then decide.
positively.
4. Dare to do right, fear 10 do,
wrong.
5. Endure 'rials patiently.
8. Fight life's battle bravelv.
manfolIy.
z Go not into the society of the
vicious.
S Hold integrity sacred,
9. lnjOre rot ans.her's reru,a.
ton DOR business.
10. JOIN hands only With the
vir,uoup.
II. Keep your mind from evil
thoughts.
II Never try TO appear to be
what you are not.
13. Lie not for sny oonsidera.
ton.
IA. Observe good manners.
Is. Pay your debts promptly.
1G Question not The veracity Of
u friend.
H. Respect the counsel of your
parents.
IS. Sacrifice money rather than,
principle,
- Touch not, tes.e not, handle
no. intoxicating liquors.
20 Use your leisure time for
improvement.
81 Venture not upon tho .hresh
old Of wrong.
a. Watch carefully over your
pa7 lone.
%. Extend to every one O kind
'aluta'ion.
"a Yield cot 10 dscouregement.
rs Z-s!ousiy labor for ,he right.
and auccase ia c"rtan.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-22

PteeidenF Byrd PriIlerman, Of The
Yves, Virginia Cclored institute,
cent IA one of his annual catalogues
che other day, as well as some other
literature concerning the school over
wblcb be presldes. Thanks Profesg-
or prillermnD, and may you and your
school continue the good work ,hst
you are now doing with moro suc-
cess in The future than you have had
in the pas,.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-22

Our friend Charles Sumner Smith.
edi'or Of the Minneapolis, Minnesota,
T"'n City S,sr, in q teceu. number
OF his jourosl had something to cay
shout the aptitude Of tbs big Negro
t" almost systematioaly ignore
Negro papers. His argument as to
thu attitude Of these race noguls will
admit Of no contradiction, and for
our part We think Editor Smith was
rather spariDg in his indictment Of
The parasites who style themselves
race leaders and make it business
TO continually sponge off of and
set,rd The race in every wey possible.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-22

Doe bbs DULY TO read the NJ Dow
ell Times, OF Key atone, this Safe.
1" ste thst it is q cwspsper with an
opinion. Lie pleasing to find q
paper Ike the Times III these DAYS Of
newspaper dishonesty aud trickcry
There Is 10 better E2edium ia The
world for civic ba,termept than a
81, org publication, and that is wby
we admire the Times, because it hss
The courage Of it's convictions, and
can rot help but do greas good in the
section whers il circulatep.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-22

Managing Edl>or john II. Murphy,
OF the Baltimore A fro American
Ledger, is on en- extensive tOur
through the South, and he is ecndirg
some highly Interesting news &C
counts of The trip to hie paper. Mr.
Murphy's letters team with Negro
achievements and successes in Dlxi,
land, and show. that despite some
binnrs0coe. thes is the best place for
the Nepro