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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-01

Hardwick ; ant luteruarriapa nil
is the most devilisb thing ever Of
feEed 10 Congress aud the fact thu,
% voted FIR it, and only IL against
1T, shows what fools Negroes are,
who boast Of being democrats. Lo.
ca'iy coiored ueD in the North, West
and ENs', may be whss they wi?h
poht!cally, because there are dcuo-
crate IN these sections fair minded
as Progressive, AID re, ublican ia. cut,
In the eontb, where they have mixed
'hcir blood with millions of negro
womco, sud are Now living with en-
colors Of col0red women, is epovrb
IN ''eeif, TO brand tbem 90 the most
cohsum mate hypocrites on earth,
Every man who voted for that bill
shouih be pubish> d end held up fer
the eternal camn.tion in reservation
for ihe'n. II is not impossible that
the mrn's record who fathered that
bill lie rotten az 10 our charg G. and
1t should be rigid!y looked into.
1t Is our candid belief, however
that ttis wicked bill will die in the
Senate, hu; should it not, another
hope lingors, tba1 our next President
Will veto it. II h, does not, thea
every Negro WHO supported. and
still cries for democracy. must be
Jumped ae the worst foe the rsce
has on earth.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-01

We van. 10 sny 10 Bro. Thompson,
OF Ibcmas, ihs' as time ripens aod
enrIcbes wine. 60 will Bro. Jaskson's
1ep'les sro's with that "sb d. up" and
crushing fics'l,y, .has might drive
him 10 Weston. Bsi,er walk up to
Generai JscSson as did Lee 40 Gran.
-oosh big men, and With hat Of,
present your sword. Nothing more
than Cd edv,c:4 brosher II,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-01
Shall Dances
Be INDUCED In?
Continued from frs. pape

iiom u's' page.
more move meme, knnwo to the
present writer. VII CT we're deneed
With such herlshy viso,. 10 hard
times I'D calico 10y our lore eldersf
II, with toe revival Of the old move.
ments, there could bo for dramatic
effect. O; least, a revival OF he old
costumes, /; might add zea. to tbs
dance Before it is altogether too
late. can there lot be no.en.ot
ineueuraicd at our "soclal c4.,era"
oy our "sett.ement works rs" to bring
sh"u' revival in this direction?
This perhaps Is ore way to counter
act the dangerous innovations from
foreign felde.
We are assured by experts tha. sN
these forbidden dabces ere capable of
being danced innocentiy, but that tho
objection lies in the fsct that they
offer opportunity for The dancer. to
forget The boundaries Of propriety
and ignore the prudent courtesies.
Before the lset "Fiddl +" ia dead
who knows how to Cal OF and
"hidle,' too, let cur directcrs of
Fairgrounds take leecors Of him hnd
thus perpstuate Wholesome r,crea-
tons for the simpler anl more indus.
trial gen atoms Of A ia erican lif,.-
Rev. Dr.. Jenkin Lloyd Jones, ia
Unity. Chicago.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-01

There are two new cnees Of email
po1 IN the W"st end Of Msrtinebury
and the cams nun Der of filthy houscs
OF prostitution that for years have
deted the churches and the law, and
10 which Oh enGises procession OF all
KINDS end c'saooes 60 night and day,
With the Implication and fearful con-
lecture cfshe few decent ones "a
10 what will be the crushing foalsy
since punishment must and will
follow sin2
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-01

Ihe more Abraham Lincoln Ia
thought Of cd talked about the more
shs world 10 aroused 10 think Of him
'as an ins:ru ment in the bands of God
TO save this nation ADD free is Of its
slavery.
That be fully intended and
unslterably had it fixed in his son,
70 40 both all cane men agres. When
a boy tho eight Of seeeiDg huusp
oeipss cold 80 csttls, hogs and does
rooted it deeply in his soul to saw
III ever l become presidept OF th,,
country, Ill tlt that thing damned
'hsrd," and be did. If be he'd no.
been 'he child OF God to do it, Why
such thought within him?
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-01

While IN the Houae Of Represent
ahVes speech of Assistant ATTORNEY
General Lewis Yves handed 10 70
read. Having done 80, our con clus
aon WINS that hs is man OF deep
shooght sud Of powerful expression,
but shallow in a Douglass menhood
aor The rights OF bis race. Better
Shnt such man had never baen
'rs'ned to traducs his race. We
nave no use for any Negro who
&no~s different, yet brands hims.lf
and race IS inieriors because and
only because their skins diffsr from
othsrs-all products OF the same
divine source.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-01
10 GIVE AN EQUAL CHANCE

lnVeaugatlnno started by Edward
q. Wentworth, chairman IF NE exc
cutlve board Of FREDERICK Douolass
center, 1882 SOUTH Wsbosh Avcnne.
Chicago, tIlinois,'o determine wheth.
or there is prejudice against en-.
ploymeut OF Afro Americans in Chi
cago stores and Offices resulted in
tue publication, rec@nt'y, by The CEN
Ter OF letters written by Chicago
bankers, lawyers and merchants.
recognjz ng that such r,iudice
exists and pledging their be)o to
eradicate this feeling. Among the
men who assured Mr., Wentworth
that they will lend their aid to give
our young men and women an equal
opportunity with whites were Jplius
Rosenwald, William e. Mason Jndoe
Edward o. Brown, n. W. uar-
Tis, George II. Webster, Irwin s
h0se0fels, John O'Cornor, Maurics
= kuhns, George Packard, Francis
T. B'omoij, l. uiA F Pust. Robert
McMurdy, HoFoId Eckes and others
representing many professions.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-01

Judge 4 W. Daley, Who beld
court here this week ia considered
and 60 known % one of the fines,
judges in the state. In Low, reason,
philosophy and psychology, be ~
profound. Coming from The ssock
he did-motheted and nursursd bv
sAe sweet woman be was, snd loved
by that stssely jprist, the late Judge
Armssrong, how else could he he
tksn shas be js?
You muas 20 10 bis home TO zee
the model father and husband and
grandpa, asd into his courts TO see a
smiling placid ruler when .he sea is
raging. Then TOO, every man bss
equal calling in bis court and be il
foil of the courtesy .ns. forces The
world to say-she son of COD vss
only perfec, gentleman.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-01
There is So much sonse in MAKING

There is as much sonse in MAKING
decent and law abiding men stop
(urder severe penalty carrying
r'vo'vc1s bscsusa tougbs do, IS there
wac in making thst fool law that
honorable man and gentlemen, shall
not bove more than half plot Of
whiskcy at time in their bouses.
and Of that half pint 10 one is to be
given swallow. Jud aing fross some
Of the laws msde, there ia no bester
place for fool killer % 90, than the
West Virgiaia legislature. Thuos
carry pistols aud disregard the law,
benc> where is tbs esnse in kseuinc
decent men from Carrying eaue 90
protect tleir lives and belongings
from such rascsls; and Why restrict
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-01

Following !hs bobble skirt craze,
men ore going 10 wear pants &c tight
Oh shey Can be, and short coats. We
suggest that they too, be required to
have az high heels aud as slender ss
the fashionable women wear on their
shoes.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-01
MAEHIAGE AND Divorce LAWS

The debate on she uisc5e. ration
law, "tich receutly took place in the
state J. g'slasure, brough. out forci
oily one Of cur grea. Rational evils
the lack OF unlform laws on narrisee
ard divorce. It. IVES PROPOSED tbnl
40 marriage cf wultcA aud b aa,s
should be valid in Yves. VIRGINIA. no
matter whether contracted in ;a,s
state or souc, other place.
This is perhaps 40 extreme ilus.
tfa:lon, hut it Is a fsct, nevertheless
that scarcely any two states of tH..
uulOn have the same st.tates on msr-
rage end divorce. II would seem
that the marriage relation being The
foundation Of society, would bs gov
erned throughout The came nation bv
uniform lava. Undoubtedly THE
hh ould be the case.
That the ease With which divorces
may be granted in acme states has
Decoine elsring national evil, i. not
open to dispute. What does it mean
when She proportion Of divorces Be-
cured here 10 forty three times &c
great as In Eoglaud? DOES il not
show beyond the ehsdow Of dcubl
that we are in some way making 3
terrible blunder. Ap:1 il it not an
parent that shis blurder is a lceis!s-
tive one?
Tbere are soEe CAGE. in which di.
vorce is an actual benefit TO eocieiv
a. well as just relief TO one of tho
p6r'les, but shere are many oths,
csses 10 which it is merely The reguIt
OF d'scontcn, following = hasty or
loadv'sable marriage. It ehould be
impossible to secure divorce excent
Oh adequate grounds, sod thepe
shcuId be U'sde as few as possible.
At the came time, there should be
enacted unllor1o marriage iswo, con-
tanning prnyisicne that would lend TO
eliminate bsssy uuioDs. Tus iDevi
table resnls would be fewer Of the
"sfflnltv' scandals that have dis
Rrke"d The nation, and more huppy
home life -Whe' lipG L, telligencer.
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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-01
Wilson POI|Gd Less Than
Bryan In 1903. .
The BALLOTS TABULATED
Presidont-Eiect Received 6,15A,7493
Roosevelt 1925, 40; Taft, 3,376,422,
and Debs, 673,7S3.

The popular vote for president Ia
the elections Of 1912 shows that Wit
son pOlled throughout the country q
total Of 6,156,747 votes; Roosevelt g.
928,1AO and Taft 3,376,422.
The Socialist vote for Debs amount
ed to C73,783, with the Socialist count
still unfinished in seven states.
In 1908 Dryan's popular vote was
G,393,1S2 and that of Taft 7,637,676
The vote in New Jersey gives Wi.
son 1928; Roosevelt 145,410; TAFT,
1885; Debs, 1891; Chain, 1878.
INSTRUMENTATION, 112,G74; Roosos
welt, 57,789; Taft o4.596; Debs, $685.
Chain, 2244.
Virginia-Wil&on, 9O,33S; Roosevelt,
21,737; Taft 1921; Debs, 7S7; Cha
I'm, co.,
Delaware-Wtlson, 22SS9; RooseA
velt, S0S1; Taft 1922; Debs. $780,
Chain, 434.
West Virginia - Wilson 112,BS4;
Roosevelt, 76,608; TAFT 5s,2S2; Debs,
10000; Chain, $500.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-01

The Clarksburg E1ponen. ttk,s
advanced ground 10 predicting tie
death OF the Progressive Party in
the great state OF West Virginia
bec,uss OF the election Of General
Nathan Gcf as United States Sena.
tor. Tho wish may be father to the
thought. However, rest assured
brother, that no more harm will come
to tho Progressive Party by 90 pro-
greaaive man 10 tho Progressive
Party in this et,te, than will the
stats suffer by tie election.
LID 10 progressive and hss always
been and that 10 ,he extreme. He
Was progressive with a miat of mou-
ey-for he vas born ricO-to 90 into
tbs army. lie was worry progressive
On ,ba battlefield. When captured
and held for ransom to get back in
the Toss lines GgEtar, Nathan Golf,
Jr., refused 10 be rsnsomed and bio
Willingness to die prisoner for his
coun!ry's cause WAS written by him
to President Lincoln and 10 on file
and can at any t!ms he seen. His
offer OF his life for bis country, wac
akin to that Of the Son Of God for tic
sad CO ndition OF the eouls of men.
And for that progressive stand be
was naltreated and starved 10 th.t
poin. that his depleted nature made
him eat rats to live.
After the war, be wes progrcs.iv.
in battling for tho good OF tho chill.
dren OF mon particularly within the
coninen OF this state, and those OF
the country at large. Hs was pro-
grensive in developing tue great hid.
den resources OF unboundei wealth
Of West Virginia, and to no man can
an unsubdued progression b. given
than TO him for fighting democracy
and keeping it in its place.
lie wss progressive enough 10
hare gone 70 Congress for tlree
teEHaa; TO tave been cabinet Official
and now stops down from 3 loi.y
p"aition OF a United States judge
apositlon be has honored-glving to
rich and poor, black and white, con-
Tolerate and union-sll equal jus ice
and in conssct with the world e
greatest shio kera, and rich expert
ence, In his rubllEne hoary ,ge, there
Is no need TO fear any damage De
will Go TO snythins progressive, for
religion and everything else 10 pro-
gres"ive. Might as we'll claim that
Jndge-but we Ike to ssy General
Golf, will advocate going back to
p"'e knots and the dip li,hts, claim
Ing 'hey are better than electricity.
The fnct and truth OF the whole
maINer 10 s1at ne Is and alwaya has
been The right kind OF Republican n,
md has lived AID fully advocated in
peace for the principles lie fought
for On tho field CT battle. Had the
noa- progressives played the man as
he has, there would be no Progreas
iva Party today. We go farther, and
sty, as no child will ever forget the
siiog ofa hornst, neither will General
Con- forget that he was obbed of
she governorship OF this state as was
Theodore Roosevelt Of the nomipa-
ton for The presidency Of The United
States,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-01
saturday, MARCH l, 1918,

Masonry 10 Yves, Virgins, among
our PC oDla, will never amount 10 .pv
th'rg b., dia2eace, 80 long as thief
and co"hidcd chap are At the head
OF u, ond the rsiural tepdsnciea
Cling TO ADD control llIeir make Oh.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-01
EsHSDaasHsa NUs Essential.

~ W pf'~G w. - OOcS zee III 10
ns 'nes there are macy Other msr.ere
or Tar more importance 70 eeriousl7
'ook 1850 ehd otter. Bapti.m is
nothing bu. fctm-tmb iem &c
90 onswsrd sign OF en- ward grace
-sbaHs ell. Jesus Chria, was no,
IN his insure antagonistic, and al
ways joined in Win whatever be
found the p<ople doing that con-
duced 20 30 harm TO them. He
hehed With men; aowed eeed With
men. end 20 be reasonable ven, down
and was plunged under the waser by
Johp.
If baptism is essential to e.lvo ton,
"hat wRa iss fore:nnner. for it GER
sa'oly is oubs:i,ass for c,ca mcis
lon, and it bad been declared OF 40
wall 10 real religious life Of msn.
we gee bus one :hing essential 20
salvation, and thai is sin, for i. mues
exist TO be mastered by !he undaupt
ed follower of the Lord and Savior
Jeans Chrie,.
The one shiog 20 &c: up burning
tsver hsas over is the sugar of The
obols Bb!e-s'Love The Lord ,hv
God with all thy soul, mind and
strength. and thy neighbor as sby.
self" To do the above would make
esr!h heaven, destroy looks snd
frearms. and turn hattlsabips into
pleasure boS.s.
We will 60 farther and say. we
doubt very mach il our custom of
praying and giving III cur expert.
ences of our hopes and certainty Of
heaven amount to shy good SIN
cere work on absolutely divine lines.
ia all The prayer God wants of men.
Wilbesforce once was G grea.
prayer, shouter, and % Col. Forrest
Brown said of Judge Brsnnon. 20
wheel horse" in tbs Glaze room; bu,
be topped them all eff. and .eeversl
years later one of The old ,runpeters
TOOK bin to teak for bscksliding, and
essed h1m-"bow abous your EQUIP
Ell. Wherefore, looking on toe
ehado~ OF chEia.isn character replied:
"A have bsen SO bosy about Others
soulc,l had forgotten about my own"
ho~ God. Like, and We would the
souls OF The whols world were so
built and worked up.
We believe shere are more lies
told ia she class roomg, and more
Hypocrisy sprouted and cultivated 10
TIE prayer rooms shan soy other two
places in church. There is abous
sa much aound sense in man who
has money TO live on 10 mset weekly.
and tell bow be lives and the good
'hlpko be enjoys and expec's to en-
Joy as there 10 in The "beayep ben,
and heaven bound" today chris,iap
ps|avering sbous somsthing be
knows nothing
We will take another final s.ep.
If our idea of man be correct, ia
useless and fruiiless for ne TO prov
to God at all. From the fact we
onght TO snd can be our own eods.
When Christ spoke Of The little
mustard seed He had reference 10
she lisHle spark of God diyinely
therein placed 10 be our eternal cnjdp
and mssier end ss The birds rest on
the mustard branches go can ,be
humsn family ges comfors from
those whose faith and work have
made hem visible, minialurp. walk.
Jog and talking earthly gods. And
bs faith with0ua words is worthless
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-01

sa''h1ou, go 'Ttnt 'ts RE-, of ,our
life feeding and growing by good
works Me God a)rend, within 700.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-03-01

NO better offer to farmers, and
gardeners could be made. Any
and every one who will send
one dollar and fifty cents to the
Pioneer Press will not only get
it for a year, but also two hun !.
dred and fifty first class cold
framed and guaranteed FROST
proof cabbage plants free,
They are grown by that we'll
known firm, VIM. G. Geraty Go.
Of South Carolina. The sub
scrioer to pay mail charges
only a few cents EDITOR.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-16
Total estimated disbursements

vaiua of
property In this municipality
S83 $4,000;
Council by
Il
ensl fiscal
II o
outstanding
$b74A4,
saemen, of annual estimates
carefully auditing
$1G557O
ed fer by levy the Council desiring uuat
special levy
taxable
0, Of the Acts of the Legislature
The
cOrd!ng to the last
tb) Personal property
Total value for municipal purposes
STATE, WEST VIRGINIA,
COUNTY OF MARION.
TOWN OF FAlivIEW. To-w,:
W. W. Bowman Recorder In and O
County OF Marion and State of West Virginia
of said municipality on the 18th day Of
this Of August
W. ". BOWMAN
Recorder o W. Va
1G and 3D.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-16
NOTICE OF SAILS OF VALUABLE
FARM PROPERTY.

Pursuant 10 decree of the Inter.
mediate Court of Marion county, West
virginia, made and entered on the
9TH day OF July. 1913. In the chancery
cause OF Minnie &. Bcverlin VS.. John
u. VanGilder ct nj, will on Saturday.
the 9th day Of September. 1918, at the
'front.' door Of the Court House OF Ma
zion ou,ty. West Virginia. at =
O'Clock p. In. OF that day, offer for
'alc to the highest bidder. the follow.
ne described real estate, to.wit:
All that certain parcel OF real es.
ate situate OH the waters of Lick Run.
winfield district, Marion county, West
Virginia. adjoining lands OF H. Stan.
ey, Alex Zinn aud others and contain.
ng 50 acres, excepting all the coal
And mining rights except one acre Of
mid coal as reserved in decd Jacob
Faasilder 10 J. N. Quincy, said real
state being fully described In deed
rom Jacob Vangiider and wife 10
Eohn F. Vangilder and others, of rec,
1rn in Marion county, In iced Book
No, TIA, page 1877
Terms OF Sale.
Onethird of the purchase price and
rs much more AS the purchaser elects
o pay. cash in hand on day of sale.
md the residue II any, in two equal
.,ayments in one and two years re.
ipectively from the date OF said sale,
he purchaser executing his notes with
iecurity to be approved by the spe.
''ial commissioner. with interest from
late. aud as further security for the
taymcnt Of said notes, If any, Il lien
shall be reserved on said real estate.
+. f. MORGAN,
Special Commissioner.
|, W. s. Black. Clerk of the Intel.
mediate Court of Marion county. West
Virginia. hereby certify that bond with
security approved by me as sufficient
and in the penalty provided by said
decree. has been given by The said
special commissioner.
W. S, BLACK.
ln'v 90 Aug. 2.91G. Clerk.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-16
NOTICE OF SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant 10 a decree OF the Circuit
Court of Marion county. West virgin.
ia. made and entered on the 18th day
Of July. 1913, in the chancery cause
OF William T. W. Hayhurst VS. George
W. Satterield 81 a. ! will on Satur.
day. the 9th day Of September, 1918,
at the front door OF the Court House
CT Marion county. West Virginia, al
i O'Clock =. ILL.,. offer for sale ia the
highest bidder, the following describ
ed real estate. to.wti:
All that parcel OF ;and situate or
Mudlick Run. In Winfield district. Ma
rion county, West Virginia, conveyed
TO George ", SatterGeld by LA Lake.
Sr.. and others by deed OF reord In
Marion county in Deed Book No. III
on page 80. containing so 4.10 acres,
more or less. excepting and reserving
the coal and mining rights and 40
acres heretofore conveyed by George
W. SatterHeld and wife to Virginia C.
Sattertleld, by deed OF record In said
county In Deed Book No. f72 on page
37G. and in event the above described
property containing about 20 4-f0
acres fails TO sell for enough to dis.
charge vendors liens and Judgment
claim against II with interest and
costs and the costs of the suit where
by this sale was decreed, then shall
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-16
NOTICE OF ELECTION,

a petition signed by y. NJ. Chal-
FAINT and one hundred forty-six u4G)
other citizens and tax payers Of the
Town OF iFairview for wagon and
foot bridge across Pawpaw creek at
the intersection of Madison street
with Main street IN the said Town Of
Fairview, having been presented to
the council Of the Town of Fairview,
an order was passed ut special SEES
sion OF said council held in the Cuun-
ei! Chambers. Ia the town building
on the 18th day Of August. 1918, to
hold an election to authorize a spc-
cial levy OF twenty cents (2Oc) on
each One Hundred Dollars valuation
Of the taxable property In the said
Town Of Fairview. for the purpose of
building said bridge.
Therefore said election will be held
in the town building on Monday, An
gust 25. 1913.
4. p. AMMONS, Mayor.
W. W. BOWMAN, Recorder.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-16
ESTIMATES Or LEVY.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
COUNTY OF MARION.
CITY OF FAlRMONT. To-wit:
At special session Of the council Of Fairmont
county W. va held
Ing on he l2 day OF August 1913 there Lively
Mayor H. Miller Clerk and NJ h. AShca p
!athes Mehae John O. Morgan Sam r. Nu2um Charles
W. Reynolds G. d. ROBINSON LOTT
said
the
estimate
municipal
probable
allowances
the several be levied as follows
ESTIMATES:
Maximum levy 81 cents the
10
city orders issued January l.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
and. the that will
colble
fiscal