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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-25
GEORGIA, 9; M. A. c., 8

Lansing, Mich, April 25.-Georgia
university easily defeated the Michi-
gan Agricultural nine yesterday, to
g. The southerners scored five runs in
the second inning. Darkness ended
the game in the eighth. Score:
Georgia .....0 5 0 / / %
Michigan Aggies. 20 0 1 %
Batteries-Morris and Hutchins !.
Spencer, Crisp and Bibbins and Fuller.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-25

contract to manage the local club of
the Federal league for the coming sea-
SON. Practice and the selection of
team will begin tomorrow at Luna
park. where the Federals will open the
season here on May with the Cow
ington, KY, team
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-25

night before the Windsor A. c.
indianapolis, Ind, April 25.-Ray
Bronson of Indianapolis and Hillard
Lang of Toronto went ten fast rounds
to draw at the Auditorium last night.
Bronson had earned a good margin up
to the eighth round, but a desperate
rally earned draw verdict for the
Canadian.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-25
NEW YORK BARS
THREE SCRAPPERS

New York, April 25.-The New York
state boxing commission has recog-
nized the suspension rulings of the
French boxing federation. According
" George Gunther, the Philadelphia
heavyweight, Tom Leary and Billy
Papke will not be permitted to appear
in this state. unless suspensions fixed
in France expire.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-25

The three leaders in the singles
were: Kumpf, Buffalo. 712. $50; Noack,
Newark. n. J., 6s6, $50; Jansick,
Bridgeport, 675. s45.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-25
Games Today

Chicago at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-25
NATIONAL LEAGuE.
Yesterdays Results.

Cincinnati, 10. st. Louis. 3.
New York, Z; Philadelphia, l.
Boston, /; Brooklyn, Twelve in
nings).
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-25

grounds. Each will telegraph results
to Overlook. Pa. to determine the
blind athletic championship of the
United States
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-25
CY YOUNG SIGNS
WITH FEDERALS

Cleveland O., April 25.-Cy Young,
major league pitcher, famous for more
than score Of years. today signed a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-25

SHE won't object to YOUR smoking
in HER parIor If YOU USE F0REx
SMOKING ToBACC0.-McHie-s
Tobacco Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-25
S P OR T S

game soon, but without definite pros
poets OF doing so.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-25
Games Today.

St. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-25
STANDING OF CLUBS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results

st. Louis, 3: Chicago, l.
Cleveland. s.: Detroit, 8.
Boston, S; Washington, 8.
Philadelphia, 4; New York, I.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-06-20
MARTIAL LAW LIFTED IN
THE COAL STRIKE ZONE

charleston. w. Va, June l2.-Mili-
tary s-sistance Ia the civil authorities in
ma ntsining Law and order on Paint and
Calm Greeks Was Withdrawn tonight
when upon order of Governor Hatfield
the live miiitianen who have bern sts-
TONED at Paint Creek Junction were or
dered to their home stations They have
bsen ON duty since the latter part Of May,
when All order was Issued modifying mar
tial law 10 the extent that the civil COURT
wonld try all csse~. The squad Of mill
tia has according to the governor merely
assistei the civil authorities and martial
law has not bsen enforced. The with
dra~al Of troops leaves the field entirely
with the civil authorities.
Th@ visit of the senate sub-committsr
To the strike zone il not believed 90 have
had anything 10 do with the Withdrawal
OF troops, as the order was issued before
the senate committee had decided TO visit
Paint Greek.
The Withdrawal Of troops is considered
sufficient to end martial law. Whsn
troor~ were Withdrawn by GOV. 6las.-
cock last Desember no Proclamation Was
lssned restoring civil Law and none va.
considered necs--ary by the governor Who
considered that martial Law conld not h.
enforced without troops.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-06-20
'NlGGERS BID IN THE
FURNITURE OF ROOM so"

New York, June I3.---Other bisidsrs
were crowded out Of the block today by
negres At the sale of the furniture of tie
Aseor Hour. when the equipmen. OF
room ~. for years occupied by Rocker
Washington ON his visits 10 the city, Wa.
put up for sale. Every article in the
room Was purchased 10y negroes at prices
which were beyond the reach Of their
white competitors. s.--Kanawha Citizen.
The above news item appeared in the
Saturday issne Of the Ksnswhs Citizen.
We are surprised at the editor Of a r~pu-
table paper, whose policy has usually
been lair toward the Negroes permitting
such a headline to appear in il columns
Unless a satisfactory explanation or MI
apology Is made, every Negro in West
Virginia and ESPECIALLY in Charleston
should cease buying the Citizen. No
self-re-Eecting Negro with one ounce Of
raee pride will give hi- support to . pa
per which refers to his race by such .
term. Let us hear from you, editor
Moss Donnally. Our hammers are
ready.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-06-20
ALL 2-CEMT FARE
LAWS ARE UPHELD

Washington, June l6.---Maximum
rate laws OF four states. Missouri, Wet
Virginia, OFeRon and Arkansas, were
sustained today by die supreme Court in
q sweeping series OF unanimou. decisions.
read by Justice Hughes. Except ~ to a
few railroads with small mileage in Mi.-
sonri alone. the Court declared the laws
are not eonfcstory.
The Court did not decide in the Ken
lucky rate case and adjourned until Oct.
All its opinions reafiirrned the state :
right principles laid down in the Min
nesota eases- They constituted the m ~.
sweeping dominating defense OF the states
rights doctrine since the Dred Scott -Ia-
very case. In brief, the court said:
Mi-souri's two-cent passenger and
freight laws valid To all hut y few small
railroads.
Oregon's law creating a STATE Railroad
Commission and reducing passenger and
freight rates valid.
Arkansas two-cent fare and reduced
freight laws constitutional.
West virginis's two-cent isre valid.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-06-20
IeDouHl TINES
s cuts MONEY

IL NJ the ple.sars of he employees Of
TIE Mcdowell nunss 10 handle 90, 600 In
rood. reai. spendAb,e hank nnees lsst
veek. bearing the ssal Of the U. s. Gov
ernn,enf and the signature Of the Csshisr
md Rsssiden< of TIE First Natioaal Bank
81 keysenne. The nosss - printed st the
Burssu of Engraving and Printing and
stamped ~ the u. s. Treasury Depx-
comes In saseees Of four noses and Mr..
Bailey. the Cashisr brought them 10 the
Tnss odics 10 b. cut. J. We.ley Gray,
cutter and pre>-asn in The T;l1es ofiice
did the cut<ing and not . sinsis note
senck % his fngsss- Quite . crowd of
eitissns came in the office when they
Ssarnsd thaf real money was being cut
and eszsd with longing eyes upon the
thousands Of dollars Of ''long green -
it passed I'M Ter the knife. Many carried
sway str:ps Of the margin - souveaiers.
Mr. Bailey came and went through the
sfreets of Keystone and during the hour
spent in the Times Office without guard.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-06-20
SEES LOBBY FOR PROHIBITION
IN EVERY CAPITAL

Johnstown, Pa, June IG ---Declsrine
that temperance and religious lobby
i-ts" are organized in Washington and
every state capitol 10 press prohibition
and restrictive Sunday laws. Represent
stive Bsrtholdt, Of Missouri, ats Ger-
man day celebration here today. male
plea for personal liberty"
Bsrthoidt said the Webb bill, ps---l
over President Tsft'- veto last winter.
wss The entering we.igr o. further Iegi.
lstion restricting individual liberty of ac-
ton. He said senators and Represent
stives voted for the Webb till. knowips
it ws unconstitutional and prsissd Taft
for vsinIy vesoing IL.
when lawmakers will overthrow the
Constitution for q popular fad, our lib
critics are in tie greatest danger" said
ss-sss.r,r,.
To-Day ve are told that becan-e one
man in n hundred drinks o. exee-- ths
other ~ must IL deprived of their md.
vidusl Liberties. On the ground of *
Iigicn people are deprived 81 their Sun.
day privileges. SON ve will H. told >,
Law how n dre-, what o. read. What
church 70 worship &C, what H. eat and
drink and 70 what scbool- We shall -end
our children.
instead 81 being free men ws will soor
he slaves, fettered by links u nn-Ameri
csn laws"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-06-20
ADMITS NEGROES TO
NATIONAL GUARDS

Albany. June S.---When Gov. Sulz@r
today signed the bill permitting the g.
tabl'shment Of eolosed regiment of in
fAntry in New York City - . part of the
National Guard of the STATE he told friends
ne did - because Of his principle that
there should he no discrimination among
citizens because Of rsce. color or creed.
Adit Gen. Henry lie Witt Hamilton.
Major Edward Schermerhorn, the gov
ernor's military secretary. and several
other otscers in the National Guard op-
posed the bill. The Governor said that
Adjt -Gen. Hamilton had written 10 al
OF the Adjutant- Generals in the various
states asking for their opinion on the
ball The replies. the governor DECLARED,
showed that some Of the best orxaniza-
tons in the southern states were colored
Gov sulzsr will tell Adjt. -Gen. Hamil-
ton to muster in one company Of Nsgroes
at the end Of the ninety day period speci-
he'd In the bill, according TO his present
.sns. Capt Louis ii. Jackson, . for.
mer Negro officer in the regular army,
will he placed at the head of the COM
pany. More companies will bc mustered
In At intervals.
Capt. Jackson Wa . member OF the
Negro regiment which stormed San Juan
Hill. Afterward he served in the Philip
pines. Through examinations he rose %
capitaincy in the regular army. Gov.
Sulzer beiieyes him the equal oy any
white officer in the army.
The bill creating the regiment Was sent
to Mayor Gaynor for action, but he re-
turned itwith u note stating that il Was
not city bill in his judgment. Attorney
General Carmody had previously ruled
To this effect, bat the governor said that
he wanted "a send the hill u him 80 that
Il could not he said hereafter that New
York Was not given an opportunity To
psr upon it.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-06-20
4 e0OD RECORD

Norfolk, vs----Isle OF Wight county,
Va. having . population Of IL. 900. claims
the sscord tor Las and order. No grand
jury hss been necessary for the consider
aaioa Of criminal busiuess thus far durina
IL year 1919. and Judge b. d. White ol
the circuit court said today The county
jail wss empty and practically for rent.
Owl business alone keeps the coprt alive.
The above news item is going the
rounds, and we make-ehe follosing CON-
msnt on the same:
tsle Of Wight county 10 what % known
- one Of the "blsck counties" OF vir-
ginis- According 70 the census Of 1901
there were Z ,4l6 whites in the county.
Az the Negro 10 generally looked upon
and designated - the criminal factor in
the state. surely the Negroes Of Isle Of
Wight county can take to thsmselvss
large credit for being Law abiding cisissns.
When you sgain eonsidsr What trifes
constitute erims when done by Negro,
sill greater 10 due ths Negro Of ths coun-
y, and, asain, when it i taken into con-
sRieration, thai every olBcsr in TIE eoun-
~ - white. and the nation vide knowl-
- a bow che pssv enssps naGis
trafe. esneab,e and shpiG, prey ppss
NsUe11and NJ h 80 - keDkS6kt 8
co'lscahs fses frsn Nsgrsss, ~. indssd
must tie greatest credit be given the LIE
Of Wight Negro for their respect Tor Law
and order. Aud Jet. there ere o<har Ne
gFo counties in Virginia in which prae-
ticaily he same pesceable condition ex-
isss. the criminal courts finding bot little
10 do and only here and there . Negro
being hsied into court ior any serious
crime
ls IL fact also, that the great white
Southwest Is the criminal burden u2on
the stses treasury and not the ~ Negro
counties Of the east.-St. Luke Herald.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-06-20
COURT up
HOLDS jim GROW TRAIN


Washington, June l6.---The entire
Federal civil righn act Of 1875. imposing
criminal penalties for discrimination
againe Negroes, was declared void today
hy the u. s. Supreme Court. The Court
held that because it wss not applicable
uniformly throushout the country it va
entirely unconstitutional.
The decision establishes the right Of
railFosds 70 pat Negroes in "yim Crow
csss, separate from whites.
Ths Courts decision was unanimous.
IL wss resd BY Jussice vsndevenser in q
csse wherein the Court ruled thss inter.
state steamships are not Liable for dam.
sees IN compeiiins Negro>- holding first-
clss sickets on thsir ssesmsrs 10 socep.
ssroDd-cise accommodations.
The Court held thsf the "civil right
sct' Of 1875 = no< sppiicshle to inter.
seste commerce.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-06-20
JAPAN ND The Rl@ CUES
TON

Agassiz said the American continent
wss the 6pt created. Whsn white men
came here they found Q red race, and
there has been rsce questions ever since
the struggle for supremacy began. Nos
once have tie white people faced their
race questions squarely. There have al
wsys been evssions add subterfuess end
shading Of meaning. IL has grown into
habit When We were exterminssane
tie indians ne were utsenng sham phi
Isnthropises. When we were putting
sside Other colon Of men We we're giving
almost every resson except the true one
which w. rscs prejudice.
This = the real difficuIty in the present
DEALING with Japan. At the bottom b
the race question, and our ststesmen ere
not bold enough 70 say %. The msss
japan prsBs the point the clearer = the
truth and the more reluctant are our dip
Iomstisss 20 admit How long can this
20 ont Bacon said:
'Disimulstion n bot . faint kind ol
policy or wisdom for it ssketh Q strong
vii and = strcne heart to know when n
tell the truth and when to do is, therefos
it 10 the weaker sort Of politicians Who
are the greatest dizsembie1-"
Japan's representatives appear TO be
sIsrt and knowing men, and they no n.
lusions- Our own repr e~ntstives have
ehsrscrer with knowledge Of history and
they ere poor d'urmblers. 10 it sssndu
and %, according 70 past history, it will
continue 70 stand for ycan 70 come. All
of the 6ne lsnguses and nice distinesiepu
Of 'he most accomplished Diplomacy csn
not change TIE fsct Bee bsins the new.
60 nation in the old<ss half q The wor5d,
~ may eventnsily move Iorward To q
lsrvv- verify.
-PhilsdeIuhia I>efup>
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-06-20

u . said that Cape May, M, ws
stirred Q" great excitement Wien it wac
stated that t~c white men, . street car
morsormsn and conductor, he'd raped q
beautiful co'ored girl Who was ps.rn-
Ger on their car alone through . rural
district hstwesn Csps May City and Cane
Nay Point The victim vss young Nj.
Hsssis hsjos. ssehssen ysan Old. She
- 0rou>s hnos I'D thss vsss several
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-06-20
PROCLAMATION
OF THE GRAND CHANCELLOR or
TIE GRAND LODGE. KNIGHTs
or PYTHIAS OF THE STATE OF
WEsT VIRGINIA. JURISDICTION
or y. A.. :. A.. E., A.. A. AND A.

Weston, w. Va
June 10, 1918
To tbs Grand Lodge Officers, District
D-pnty Grand Chsncellors. Grand
Representatives, Chancellor Commsn-
der and Members II the Order of the
Grand Jurisdiction Of the Sfste of
West Virginis. Greeting
In keeping with the sction Of the
Grand Lodge At u last Grand se--ion
and IN sccordsnce with Article 2. section
z, of the Grand I,oigr Constifntion, you
are hereby notified that the Twenty first
Animal session Of the Grand Lodxr.
Knights of Pythi@s, stat of West virri-
nis, Jurisdiction Of y. A., = A., r.. A.
A., A., A. and A, h called 10 convene in
the Castle Hall Of Capital City Loder
No. aud West Virginia Lodge No. oO.
At Charleston, July ~. -, 81. August 4 i.
1918, for the Transaction of snch busine~-
- shall legally come before it.
4. Each Lodp - entitled % r<prp-
srnsssion sccocsins 70 Law.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-06-20

ps~ensen on the car when 10 left Cape
May, but MI had left the car before it
pa..d the city limits, leaving her alone.
When out ut lonely place the two men
stopping a-ar car. grabbed and threw
her cn long seat and one held her while
the other one overpowed and raped her.
Justice Stevens. Of the Small Canse court.
held Richard Hess and Irwin Benstsad
for the September term of the criminal
court. They had given the girl and her
mother two ten dollar balls not 10 self it.
and Miss Majon' council presented them
In evidence i'm the Iustice's Conrt.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-06-20
TARIFF BILL
IS FRAMED
In Interests of kiillers
and Big Meat
Packers

Washington, u. c., June l3.-The
Democran OF the finance oommittse in
the senate have determined To recommend
an important change in the Wilson I'm
derwood tariff bill which furnishes q
strik M demonstration Of the complete
isck S>principle underlying the whole
bill. As tie bill ws- reportei to the
hoase ~ IL passed the Democratic caucus
and - it p@ssd the house, IL provided
Tor the admission of various foodstuffs,
meat, Hour, et'.. free, while il levied q
tax upon cattle, grain and the other raw
materials OF these foodstuns.
This. OF course. produced a howl from
the farmers and cattle raisers who cha-y-
ed that the hill Was in the interest Of the
packers and millers. When the bill went
u the senate, there wHs first proposi-
ton to r~ctify this srrer by putting cattle
and grain and other raw materials ON
the Tree list. - veil - the finished pro-
duct. This proposition was based upon
an understandable principle OF tariff
making and there was legitimate argu-
ments Tor u. For a time IL looked a. II
the senate would adopt this principle.
e-psciaily A. it Was reported that Presi-
dent Wilson would not oppo.e H. Now,
however. the Democrats on tho 1nanc.
committee are reported Ia have sgreed
that mests, meat animals, grains nnd
Hour shall be admitted free only when
the country IL their origin gives ire, I'll
try % similar American products. This
will lie e'iectei by the adoption ci coun-
tervailing provisions. In otl.er words, "a
new principle, that of enforced reciproc-
ity, is now proposed. What the oat-
come will he In. - Josh Billings used u
say. Zone o'them things no felIer can
lind out" But IL all serves To ernpha-
size the fact that the Democrats are not
attempting 10 proceed consistently upon
any recognized principle of tariff making.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-06-20
1I|tL the h0E.
n n. WHITE
Renain Csunty Leader
or Must Z Success
orbe Appointed

WELCH, W.. VA, June Ss.---Since
The appoinsmssn nf Hon. w. w. Whyte
70 ths ssess<ayyship of The Pubic service
Oonmission the loyal Rspah,irsns are
wondsring whether his resideacr in the
city n Ohariesson will necessitste his ~
hnGuiahing the chairmanship Of The No
Dowsl County Republican Executive
Commitnee.
For l6 years Senator Whyse he's hem
the recognized leader Of the Rspublican
party in wess Virginia and he had I'D
with ability, and asccss crowned his e.
sofss even % the extent Of giving 10 the
people of southern part Of the stsse .
greet eovernor. the ara IN he hissory Of
she sesee 10 come from the n. 4 w. ssc-
ton Of w Va and Mcdowell county in
particular. Mr.. Whise hss Fsndsssd he
g. o. p. yoeman Service and his appoins-
ment comes - q reward for WORK well
done.
Will it Re necessAry for him tc Rive mp
the leadership which he has had 90 long
and with such conspicuous sncces? 10 the
question that 10 giving the Republicans
Of Mcdowell county concern juR now.
II 20 then, who will succeed himr Who
can keep the present organization intact
and bring those who have strayed away
back into the fold? Who has the ability,
the political astuteness and the confidence
of the majority Of the people Of Mellow
ell county regardless Of race and pest DO
litical affiliations to such an extent that
he can keep the Republican party domi-
nant, progressive and successful? Who
= competent in every respect to deal suc-
cea.fulIy with the changed political con-
ditioo7
It y sdhifted on all sides tnat con.ii-
tions have changed, that the successfui
leader Of today must be . man Of intelli-
eence, ability, Aonessy, fssr'eaness, com
uoassnse tsesighs. yhoi6 sheeeskl nth
'el1einn514nslSyl u - :
and the people in him
Thsre are many people in Mcdowell
county who think that @. @. Hale, may
or Of Keystons, has all Of the required
qualifications and that il SUCCESSOR to
Hon. W. w. Whyte must be chosen,
Hale IL the man who stands head ard
shoulders above any other man in Nc
Doweil county in all that goes 70 make .
successful leader
This subject is food for thought and
the Republicans Of Mcdowell county
may soon have 10 deal With it,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-06-20

With Illinois marked up - the latest
stat u grant them the right Of ,.nffrsg..
women now vote in ten out IL the forty
eight states II the Union. the others he
ing Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho,
Kansas, Oregon, Utah. Washington and
Wyoming.
All Of the st4tes arr in the West and,
unless the East k-ep~ ny with the proce--
SION, the West will, in few yezr, H.
holding the balance II power in the elec-
torsl college. The addition Of Illinois ~
suffrage ranks adds ~ vote~ to those al
really controlled 10y women in the college.