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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-27
THE ARGUS FREE
COOKING SCHOOL
is CLOSED TODAY
Lecture Demonstrations by
Mrs. E. S. Siple Have Been
Complete Success.
TO PRINT THE RECIPES
Readers Of Paper VIII Be Given In
sight Into MarveIs Of Gull
nary Products.
BY ORA.

Well, The Argus free cooking school
is over, and it was a rousing success.
The greatest interest has been display
ed by the Rock Island women in not
only Mrs. Siple's lecture-demonstrar
tions, but also in her recipes which
have been appearing and will continue
10 appear in this paper. See recipes
in another column.
This afternoons lecture was devot-
ed in general TO a review Of Mrs.
Siple's lectures and to the following
menu which Mrs. Siple prepared and
served as a tid-bit luncheon to her en-
thusiastic audience:
Lunch Rolls.
White Cake,
Crisco Cookies.
which menu all joined in declaring
most attractive and appetizing.
DANCE TONIGHT.
There will be a dance tonight at the
Empire theatre, but human beings will
be barred. In fact the doors are going
to be locked and the windows fastened
down. No one but the Spirits OF Foods
will fit hi;her and yon in the half light
which vii be furnished by the street
lamps outside. But II is going TO be q
wild night indeed in that big kitchen
auditorium and an unimaginative
passerby peering through the windows
would probably discern nothing in the
serted. He would see empty chairs, &
the place looked quite gloomy and de
serted. He woul see empty chairs, a
cold stove. few scraps of dough and
perhaps an extra potato peelng, the
latter Of course. in case Mrs. Siple's
eagle housekeeper's eye did not per
sonally oversee the Friday night:
cleaning UP.
But the Shades of the foods will
revel there in the greatest glee. The
spirit of the fried fish will gayly
choose as its partner for the dance
that of the tricasseed chicken, while
the ghost of the salmon croqhette viii
waltz about with a cheese ball Dor
Pedro the Mexican Salad, will twan,
his guitar as an accompaniment L
Peach Melba who VIII render silen
song in the most approved prim;
donna style. Little cocoanut cake
will shake their shreds and potato
chips will drift thick and fast arount
the queen OF The evening a puffy pud
ding, who is too dignifed and corpu
= lent to join in the dancing. All pres
.-@ent at this wild orgy will partake o
devils food, green peppers and ia
maica ginger. which are listed as tn
only stimulants allowed at the revel.
WILL PRINT RECIPES.
Seriously, however, the free cookin;
school will be missed by all. Mrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-27

lots and 3, Edgewater. Moline, ST.
900.
Jennie J. Stockham to Carrie l..
Freeze, lot 5, ". E. Bailey's ninth
addition, Rock Island, $3.50.
John u. Cady, ct al, to Axel H. La.
gerblade, 1.69 acres in Cadys first
addition, Moline, $1,325.
Chas- Guldeizoph to Hugh v Burt
Part lot 1, block IS, Lower addition,
Rock Island $3.50.
Carrie L. Freeze to Jennie j. Stock.
ham, lot 16, block 9, Buford & Guyer's
addition, Rock Island, 81.
E. H. Stafford to CAMEL Bousson
Lot Is. block 10, First addition, Sill
Wis; 1855.
VIM. Beaumont TO Emma j. Bur
goyne. Lot 6. block 35. Andalusia; 81
Chas. H. Dibbern TO Frank c. White
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-27
Attention Eagles.

The Rock Island Aerie, No. 956,
Eagles will give 4 stag picnic at Nor.
ris' grove, Sunday, June %, 1913. Take
Watch Tower car, get off at hoIe-in
the-fence, walk one block east To
Twelfth stree. Everybody attending
is assured a good time. Refreshments
and lunch free.-(AdvD
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-27
S. TO GRADUATE
AT THE ARSENAL
Exercises for Saddlers and Me.
chanics' Schools to Be Held
Next Monday.

The sixth annual graduation exer-
cises of the school for saddlers and
battery mechanics will be held at Rock
Island arsenal in front of the barracks
at 10 a m, next Monday. The COM
handing officer, Lieutenant Colonel
George W. Burr, will present diplomas
to the members of the class.
Immediately after graduation exer-
cises these men will be relieved from
duty at the arsenal and will report to
their troops and batteries in the field
for service.
AS usual, large number, %, of the
students applied for a furlough upon
the completion of the school course.
In all cases where their conduct, work
and application warranted favorable
action upon these applications, the fur
loughs were approved. The names of
the graduates of the school, in order
of their rank upon graduation, are CIV
en- below:
SADDLERS.
Is. Bishop.
flames Brown.
3.-Charles Brown
A. Lewis.
"a. r. Jones.
6.-I. Weems.
I'D. Dugan.
8.-M. KranitZ.
9-H Mitchell
10.-A. Lange.
IA. Best.
I'D. Ceria.
13.-J. Drobnick.
14-E. Golden.
15.-J. McGinnity.
16.-M. F. RozanskL
17.-G. w. Crouch.
| 1S.-F. Currie.
19.-T. Johnson.
20.-L. Easter.
PHI. Simmons.
&c. Turner.
Pr. c. Greenfield.
PA. L. Connolly.
25.-T. SamseI.
26.-J. Tillman.
27.-M. ]. Mullen.
&C. c. Jaggar
29-F. Rochell
MECHANICS.
IF. Wildhaber.
a. Fondry.
81 A Schmalkoke
Al. c. Aitken.
SIS. Bell.
! 6.-F. Zebloske.
w. Hirvella.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-27
CAdvertisements.)
a home of Refdy Bros.

CAdvertisements.)
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
For express, call William Trefz.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Independent Express Co. West $751;
Kerler Rug company for vacuum
cleaning and rug making.
Garden Hose at prices to suit your
pocket book at Allen, Myers & Co.
Detroit JEWELL Gas Ranges at AL.
len, Myers & Co. They connect them
free.
Our B. B. serge at s33 is tho best
value ever offered J. B. Zimmer's
Sons.
Six per cent farm mortgages. Litten
& Roberts, Peoples Nationa, bank
building.
If you want good refrigerator and
an ice saver. buy North Star" cork
filled, at Allen, Myers & Co.
Coal. coal, coal. The Rock Island
Fuel company will deliver to you all
the best grades of hard and soft coal
Quick Meal and Jewel Gasoline
Stoves, all sizes and patterns from
$3.50 to $500 at Allen, Myers & Com
pany.
Quick Near Blue Flame Oil
Stoves keep you cool these hot days.
Sold and warranted by Allen, Myers
& Co.
Ovens for your Oil, Gasoline or Gas
Stove from $3.50 up. Every one guar
anteed to bake perfectly. See Allen.
Myers & Co. about one.
Buy a North Star" Refrigerator,
cork filled. They are the best and
Allen, Myers & Co, can save you from
$500 to $500 on the price of it.
This is the time of year when you
appreciate having plenty Of hot water
Better get Gas Heater that will heat
the tank quickly and cheaply. Allen,
Myers & Co. have them at $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-27
CITY CHAT
COMING EVENTS.

TONIGHT.
Meeting of the Tri-City Driving
Park assoc iation.
Carnival at Exposition grounds.
TOMORROW.
Joint meeting of board of education
and city commission to discuss pur-
chase of baseball park.
Reunion of Civil war veterans at
Gettysburg, attended by five local SOL
diers.
State resimentaI shoot at Camp Lo-
gan, Springfield.
SUNDAY.
Third of series of RosenfieId memo
rial concerts at Long View park at 8
o'clock
Meeting of tri-city motorcyeIists at
Long View park.
Baseball game at Davenport between
Davenport fire department. and nine
from Rock Island and Moline.
Meeting of Rock Island County In
surgent Assembly, Modern Woodmen,
at X. of P. hall in Moline at 2 o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-27

Stple will be missed by host OF
friends whom she has made during
her five day engagement: in Rock Is
land. Her recipes will remain after
her. printed exclusively in the columns
of The Argus.
Mrs. Siple and her assistant, closed
one of their most successful lecture
demonstrations with this afternoons
concluding meeting, where after a
number of foods were prepared. ex-
planned and consumed, they babe fare
well to their many friends, a great
number Of which had atten-ed each
day and all of whom complimented
Mrs. Siple, her assistant and The Ar
gus upon the success of the free cook
ing school
ToDAY's RECIPES.
LUNCH ROLLS.
One cake Fleischmann's yeast, one
and one-fourth cupful milk scalded md
coo.ed, one tablespoonful sugar, one
teaspoonful salt, four cups sifted -four,
enc egg, two tablespoonfuls Crisco.
Dissolve yeast and sugar in lukewarm
-AAAArA. <AhN III AoSOt GA-AA wv NAEAhAN
-four. Beat thoroughly, then add we'll
beaten egg, balance Of -four gradually
and salt. When al the -four is added
or enough to make moderately soft
| dough, turn on board and knead light.
ly and thoroughly, using as little -four
as possible, keeping dough soft. Place
in well CREASED bowl, cover and sci
aside in a warm place TO raise, about
! two hours When light, form in small
biscuits the size of a walnut. Place
one inch apart in shallow pan. Let
them raise until double in bulk, about
one half hour. Brush with melted
! Crisco and bake in hot oven 10 min
utes. 1t takes about three hours. Dc
not put salt in until after flour, for II
it comes IN direct contact with yeast
| it retards raising.
WHITE CAKE.
One cupful sugar, one-half cupfu
Crisco, two cupfuls -four, two tea
| spoonfuls baking powder, one-half tea
| spoonful salt, one-half cupful water
one teaspoonful vanilla, white of fouI
eggs beaten stiff Cream Crisco, ado
sugar and cream together. Sift to
gether three times the dry ingredients
and add alternately with water. Add
vanilla, beat mixture thoroughly anC
last fold in beaten whites of eggS
APPLE FRITTERS.
One and one-half cupfuls flour, one
tablespoonful sugar, two teaspoontul'
baking powder, one-fourth teaspoonfu
salt, two apples cut in one-fourth incl
slices, one well beaten egg, abou
three-fourths cupful milk or sufticien
10 make drop batter, one tablespoon
full melted Crisco. Sift dry ingredient.
into bowl, add milk to egg and stn
liquid into the dry materials, beating
thoroughly. add melted Crisco last
Cover slices of apples with batter, dill
cut by tablespoonfuls and drop in deeI
Crisco heated so that a crumb o
bread will brown in 60 seconds. Coo
three or four minutes. Drain an,
sprinkle with powdered sugar. An
other fruit may be substituted for az
pies or a combination of fruits make
d delicious fritter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-27
For the Children's Glorious 4th

glorious Hddes' by Mnfed
Wash elaborate
o
children
should hundreds
consideration We will apparel problems
nerou
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-27
REALTY CHANGES

Earl A. Tarbox to Carl s. Nyquist,
part lots and s, Henderson's addi-
ton, South Moline, 81.
James Wiese to Ernest ". Bomberg,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-27
Saloon Notice,

Turtle soup Saturday night at Deis-
enroths place, 1901 Fourth avenue
(Adv)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-27
Cabaret at Yum Alien Dorf.
(Schuetzen Park.)

Enjoy your supper on the veranda
at Schuetzen park, Davenport, every
day.-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-27
a. Ask to See Our
~ No. $50
Blue Serge Suit at $500

Blue
suits
Norfoks blue
ordinary
Such habedashey styles for the Deprk
o
$3.50
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-23
Hon> nj THEM rN,Irn TRAN
Thief Hid~- In Espr-- Car. Heat. M...~.r., and
Take. s2oo0.

w orleans. lee. t. iob,.r concealed
ttn#-slf ,'.sffd ihr "srt.ss ,ar ~ /. southern -,
~ bt'r Nhth l"ft It ~ 30 a'e1o,k -. ugh,
'taf - 'Nttt#s messenger tntp unrot.s,iaIs ness
mi 80 fi' 4 sth pa. kaR. ~ r.. ral
ltHs 49, Discounted Al narahan ten miles fran,
= 49, ii''
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-23
FN,sr CNW WRECKED.

litnhn'S ~" IN great demand for rhrisss,ss -
hiEh and father scarce owing To tu~~---
. ,t >umft,on mi shortage In supply Rhs---.
IT, \ 'tsHhiIraa Son Were rurtatl.d n~e--s-
h> ear of tn" fruit being wrecked on the mr.
& ,ft-al Grand itaI Ids Press
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-23

.
- hss- = riEht &" work ~hrr" p"d when please"
aud q" uni"a dictate T." - - ui"a n-n s"t
les" ~ u thu, ~" ~
% nt.u u tell III" boss
"hH, h- -bntl de-. VITA, Is. shall not IL Va"
-ir. thu. ~ ,"o"trN, 'nd ! r"t">" =" h" 'i"d
a., ,, II y uai
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-10-17

W" h'h "ur hats Q" the gallant han.l
81 Ath'et'-- "n their great yictnry over the.
''i"nt-. ia truth q D. sale g., say The,
are III" greai'--t aggregation 81 tall ,lav
80 ~ toe ~"rld. The ", rl,r- rhan,.i., .
80 = h"~ "gain ''vn brought Co. th,. iii,
ct Hr"thrrly 1--we. The New York en-.
uh''-'aSi- may nov ~, Wy l.ark and
-lt d"wn an'l lay s-i,i.. their fnl-.. ,.ro,.,-
r'''- Ter twelve u"rr hong ln"nth~ Tia.
mighty Maihe~-"n. like tho mighty J-f.
i'r-on. f--for- the nn.I,.f,s tel Iaek I..hp.
~'n ~as hn"tls-i and rittiei ,y hi- -u
l-'ri"r hall t~irirr. Flank. th. ehan,rinr
fi'ei'rr i"r the ineinci'dr At,lrtie-. oh
"'ir friends Lord and C.I%hart
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-10-17
ktGlOtS or BLUtntLO MAKE Fight

The \rsrots OF Iluciit 2 \ came tocetl,.,
in one grand Struggle again-t tire barl,a.
nous pr~ tee oi tii. chain gang "tlie,..-
and ,,oliot. lat week AMI deserve tl.. eli
couragernrnt "f ju-t I~,,f,lc r,rryul,
Attorney Parker and y. " Anderson
evidence against the hrlit.. Lawrence AMI
bring him Ia jn~tict.. bath sacrificed tin.
and money To- help maxi, lluriirlda All.
INSTEAD Of lCh century c'y and n
s~rse the I'rai-s. of all f~-oIlc r. ID
ward I'LL vas present L. ut the facts f.
this paper and wa~ invited first ly Atty
Parker and later by Assist ,nf pro~rutiu
Attorney Ritz &" Assist in arranging III
rvI'icic'. Many I~rson- gave testimony
IN the "fiice "f Atty Parker AMI I:if
that conld not le used in the ca-.. a.
state ". l.awrtnc. hnt viii M. of grea.
Val"e q the city officials in their Effort 9.
raj Bl,Iefieli 1T th. worse gang os chair
gng guard-, p,,lice non and detective
that Ill ,ra-' any city in Wc~t irginia
Several high city sfIirials az fdrl ola,
trial and heard evidence Of ,ru.ltv nm,
iIJn-ti.'e which 49, ~tutling Ii va no
Doubt hard for Z i.fn Z, isli..,e ~.ich rnu
ditl"ns c0u'd really exit Do thu AZ
wh'rc people are SUPPOSED o. D.. mon,
Ia nm me than ever i~f,re and tl. I.--i
people Il bath rse.- are demanding
th 'rough inv-st.ration.
The fart- brought ont ~ tlc hearing
amply Imtiii,-i tie attl,k ina,l, nl...l tl,,.
police by thi~ I'aIn ~s,fnc time ago an,
with TIN excertinn oi C,rt-r each oiIi...r' A..
name niefitieus-i in tiic columns If fi,i-
paper at that time werc proven u.s. sworn
test'm ny Q" 80 wore than l,rut.-. ~ w.
called them. The interest manifested n,
the city oficial- and tn. c,.lorsd rsppi,
s>pecislly sucii men a. Ke,~ Ilck-. Eul
l0rs. Dr-. Edwards and C,l,l, and many
other leading men ~ the city shows that
the frof.le arr aroused anil We isljeve
good will result IL j. o. ~ lstrrl that
tie people will not allow the ofieial- o.
re-t ~ sl=P until -ptnr effective -tef,- are
taken o. corres.t tho~e hagrant .l,u-,~
We 4 n orr d t. o. Att1rney. Parker
and Ri, f"r Oh " s.gpr0u. en,st- o. x
pc D. pull'c gaze official r. uiiy in it,
worse iolm
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NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR FRANCHISE

4" NH"N rr NAV Co~eFE~.
lhi- D. To- give notice that ON IA,
-.'rd day 81 September, 1915. the und..,
~lgne'i flkii"rn Valley Trarfion Conn
pany. corporation created and orva, .
i>sai under fiic Laws II fhc state 81 w.
Irginia. iiisri with Inni- >..hwartz H..
'''r'isr 80 The Town 81 Clark. NrIsou,I
's"inty N'~f Nirg'na. H. application !.
Ntiiiug o. tl,'. s..ius,l,r s.slt,siI IL H..
-nid town 80 Cirfk for n franrhi-.. toc,,,.
~iruct. mai"faip and oy@rate a strs-..
railroad uir'n. along. arr,r~- aud l---i.l.
'T'ftnin streets. atenrs-s roaslway-. ALE,
aiid 'fhig"- wiflIin fl,. sr,fforafe litnit.
- ti'r ~ait Town 81 Clark The said ~
~ 'Hfi"n iuiiy sis birth the terms an.
PRIV i-i"iiS 90 the Franchise spplis~l fnf
f'' iriiy -'f~ birth the nans~ of tlr
-'rt''S. aNef'"'-. r"adWay~. alleys an
"fi'ic'~ 'h~irri o. H. H-s~i for the said
a. ~ railroad. AMI fully sis forth tl,
"i'iignfi"f- at.i un,iertak ing ..ffer.d 4,
- saffHvi ''iIf ~ the undersigned cor,,o
rnii'a. AMI 'i,,. -aii apt,liratiou j. nov -.
n'" o" th'' 'iiie II the ~aid H.,c"r,ler. Al
nUrii-. r'srf~,fatinn-. iiru,- AN. ,-.r.,,,.
iitt'.r'-~i'si 90 tie granting or refusing a.,
-'id ifau'iii-' ~. hereby notifis-l that ~
= regular u'seiiug II the cpmu,on couuci
~ ihc ~ain Town q Clark. o. 10 held 81,
tle .'rt day ~ November. 1919. Al So
A" cl~k J. VI in fh.. C.tineil Chaml-.r o.,
-''id l''~u 81 Clark. on tie CORNER %,
'rutrd Atrfiue and McD,~eu -trs..t 10.
saw '"sf. The ~ drrrigne~i cort-,ratin,.
VII AK tirr c''unnon council II SAIL tow.
u grant ." q tho -ald franchi-s. in accor
ianrc VIII the trrni- and provisions 81
-sp,t aY,gShnyi,,0
~. i'r aus rra-nn. the -aid common
'''i'ri' stall fail Q" hold n meeting IN al.
'iaie nanf'~i tlir matter will ~ calls~l M
Tor CONSIDERATION "a the first regular
MEETING ~ the -aid coininon council held
tilcrraifer
tLkHOKN VALLEY TRACTION
COMPANY.
~ q G. IIsIF. Secretary.
Northiors " Va
-.Gtcmisr -. 1913.
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Lavish Spending
In New York Aids in Capture of
Alleged Federal Thief

1ire'i 81 the nlDnnt mons lif.. in a small
town. Edward ~:llrrgrr. Assistant p.r-t.
master at P,Salont:~. Va IL j. ALLEGED
stole sl2,'sH 10 ts"Nrrnmrnt funds and
sIusndere'i IL on the asrrat White WAY.
M New York. 1hr only r,~l,~1ning fea-
''''v II the pitilni story of hi- downfall
- that Ia allowed hi~ wiz, L. shan. an
liiS documentary rich,~
>ill'rrgrr. VIII" j. only - years old
and Who came Z" fini- c"untry ta,sr
Hungarian immigrant live wears 40.
~a- arrested in Clevrland NJ ,ndav nn
III" eviden~e gathered 10y fob 4. Iitt
AMI Captain sir,i-syr. of tl,r Feler;.,
Postal >~rVicr in New York. The,
TAILED him thr"ngh sven stat,.-.
IL was his lavish Spending IN Er.ad-
way that lci T. his trail b-ing discover
81.
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t~-s~i the service ?, y~Ars syo tran l'sr
ker-i'u-s is one 4 the nnmb~r affect~si
~ -pi--sls,s ~ the 'n~n,iI-r. ~ he srst-' 81
dsiexsfi "A t. hap HIN. int rlasy ser..
po~erl--s lie nil have l. accept tn.
"r'-r~f transfer or ct mt. and n h. ~
cepts he expects 10 ~ transferred &.
-'n'r station where men ~ his ra.e ar.
neitiier wanf~t nor tolerated as fellow
~"rkrrs IL the Nhit-s. Either courS.- If
ier'-i 1" hun look 10 Jones ike going up
blind ally
NEGROES TT AGAINST II.
The c"l"reSl employees If the govern.
"''nt have t-en "n the anxious lat eyer
-in's. tho present r.rfine t.s,k the reign.
lh~y have i---n nenase.l on all -sd.-
many II them have hal Il male - IN
pleasant Ter them that they have. l--s-n
iorcess q" q"'t the -er,icr. Total .limi
nation fr"m the go,ernment'- employ
-eggregation and yari"u. other -.is.nr.-
t. forre them ont have hs..n AMI ar,. L.
ing sgitass-l. Nj "A single man of Tia,
'"'~ '~' e'ec-h Rtth >lItf tiii- atiftllf.-
i-trati"n came in. pr. si.i,at VIII ga us..
compelled To ~ith'irc~ roupie 81 non
nations at eol"rs~i men becal~s. ~..natos
Nar'iaman AMI other southern seator-
d'~lined {" confirm t.'e domination If q
Negro. >"us northern ss.nator- ba,..
d~-irs-i the president e. n.aninatc ns-rr,
constituents who had ren.srr,Ai then. t.s-
li'ieal ser,i's'. hut the a,titnds. If Wanda
'""n Ani his kind ia tia senate prevent
81
The sgn- arr that 40 ns.gr,-~ will -
employment stin,isr thu adInini-trsfi.f.
No. only that i''t many 81 them "A ,il h..
forr'~i "ut. Then Mil ID. i.n aif,,,,lt.
in iihiing Nay AMI rs.ar- L. ,i.. tin.
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Right AS Usual
Brother Clifford

The Baltimore American u ai,n-. IL
funny readers, one day ia~t wr.k hai a
cut "i a IT'iite man who los Offering hi-
services Ia ladies was AWAY g.stiny ia
trouble. But. "n thu particular o..-a-
sinn, lie met "a we'll dreS-sd woman and
trking off his hat. Offered Z, carry Ter
heavy grip. The lady consented. and
getting L. her destination. an raising her
veil u thank him. Be-, aid l~.holl she
Was an ugly far,~i hlark woman and. ni
course the I'"iit- Whit. man Wa sho..k.,i
Hal u lsen night the gentleman might
have wanted L" larry the grip into tl,.
h"'i-e y" that ~ II may. n Was Mt
one hit'rnth a. bal Q" carry TIM hack
woman grip, a. II has i-vn. and al-
ways Vii L., i"r r"l"r'-i W.smrn q, ear
y "hit' men : chil'irrn. - l'lpil,~.r Pres.
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form the rs-.t'ie e ev~rv important now.
Hssls q lie yii.A .firrrirs TIL N.g"i.
s-i rc'ns ons - sn inc~i~,isn' - al
n 'anc~d 10 ia tors~Vrt II ~lll - t<tss
sis q a,t->k nven 10 sny party Nto ~.
cpposei q th- t-,-t inser.Sr- II rh@ ra'-
and > -si-e the'-- ~ho are favorable. The
mors abbey edited. 'eerle~s AMI ontspnk@t
newspapers among ar people the is.tteI
for the race. II w. ditirr in I-plitiss. "a.
will bs together la a, is-lr- al the figlli-
Of the N~yro. W. bat Tie Adv,~-ai,.'
God speed -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-10-17

We are glad TO ~ tie "Adroc.t."
sgsin and ~ extend c,.ugrat ilsti,n- T.
Edit y J &. Gilnler and wsl.rine hi. IA
p<r sgain g. the Journalistic GelI Tier.
10 no god reason Why Charleston. the
espitoi II tn tit. shoiild Mt have 81
strong fearless paper devoted o. the l-,-,
Interests q the race and therp T. ever,
reason Why the colored le,ple n il,e state
a. large should support on~. Mr.. au.
r'~r = an experienced newspaper mao. .
god writer and has tlle courac, 81 bi-
eonvic''cns. We have not Away arre.s
With him IN T<diiic- and We may differ
vifh him in tie iu'urr l,us w. have ~,
he ~ IN ssyinsith he contends for
tn f<~t interests .. the fare ~ he 49,
tf.>m- III Advocst- ami Mr.. Gilme-
nev<r tskss cowsrdly ~ I,-ckwar.l step
vhss The rights sud privileges q tn N~-
- - Wet Virginia OF sl-ewh~re srr -
- NJ Adverse bring Iocz,ed An
- > - p-,iekw 70 ~ and -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-10-17
THE HIT; sQUtAlt0

Oh. the tre- dun f~ll ON daddy AMI
the STONE that Was thrown nj the thru.
trachrr- 'stradliing -ts,ls'' at Bluestonr
few weeks ago ss%.tn- IL have strnck q
very -"re spot. But the ungralnmatiral
- we'll n Ridiculous reply. IL ny a teach
er, Wa -ufii"irnt REASONS aud plausibl..
grounds upon ~hich the state Superin
dent e"'ild Justly revoke their certiticate
But like anoIher noted animal. You ma,
never know rxsetiy what lc j. until H..
"l-ns ms mouth and bray~ Then every
body knows that Baalam has his n-nal
sIoke-ntan
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-10-17
Undertaking and E.nbaIminy Sc
vice by Sinkford and Warren
at Northtork, c. H. Rice
Agent.

Sinkfnrd and Warren unde
takers and embalmers i'm the ci
Of iSiueheld ar" to be congrai,
lated on the wise selection ofM
&. IL. Rice of Northfork "a the
agent for the territory of Nortl
fork and adjoining towns. An.
time any one should unfortunat.
" need the So vices Of the,
gentlemen all you have to do i,
tn notify G.. II Rice who is alwa,
Johnny on the spot" lie ca
be found nv calling over az,
'phJne i'm M and ask {.
g. IA. Rice. A for Sinkforc 4
Warren. underwriters. tn. ,
guarantee all services render,~
to give sItiSfactior. lOtf
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-10-17

Any man VIII" na:., i-. ttnsf,~l n ifh A..
business "i another snd then lac. l.. 81
r"~anily n To- lstray that trust 10y sluan-
dering eVerything that corns-> ia hi- hand.
deserves ." IT, dealt with -.verrly. B..
came he who will not MALI god name
i"r himself 10y jndirion-ly handling M.
neisi'l'or hl-lne-- and money may SAFE
ly l-H looked nI-'n a. dang-r.n. eharar-
Ter ia s'clsty and di~grare t. any Ie-o-
rlr.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-10-17
WHAT DOES II MEAN.

4 few weeks ayo the Blneheld Weekly
We've served n"tics upon the T--nple thai
Negroes from. other connti.- would not
h. permitted o. Interfere ia their lnca.
politics. List WEEK the same pap nom
mated an ele,t' q for Keystone a mayor
viii the Weekly News kindly explain
Why II y - grstuiti"n- Ia keystone When
m-n If Keystone arr denied the I,leasnr..
Il assisting IN regulating Blnefrldp