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Pistol Toter Pardoned
c. 4. Pit. Of Mcdowell County
Mast be o, Good Behavior.

Governor Hsttied on Monday ~issue,l
a conditional pardon too. A. Pitt. 81
Mcdowell county. who is serving a siN
months sentence on plea of guilty -
totlng pistol. Pitt wss sentenced a.
jailjMarch T. lie at once male "A plea
tor executive clemency which WAS grant
Ell Monday.
The & Dadition OF the remittance oi the
sentea e /, that IL Pitt should violate any
Other Law II West Virginia at any time
thu governor may have hun arrested
an re- IN n.ttei T. jail without further
trial. -B'usi III Telegraph
NJ Plt, ~ chiei electrician tor the
Jenkinj paes operations OF the.rScahonta~
q pasolidatei COlleries Company. Tor
which company he has worked for fifteen
years. Squire n q. Fink j. largely re-
~, pnsible Tor TIA success oi the efforts at
Pitts friends q obtain Glenn 'ncy. squire
Fink having pne q & larl~>toa, obtain
ei IN. Dtp.es IA re. re.nrnei q Welch
aud hal the ole =. : ...ieasei
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Arlington News

To The sfcDOwell Times
Gentlemen:-Plesse publish the FOL.
lowing few items Of this section:
sunday being the regular day for TN,
service of Rev. l.. Dsbney large crowd
turned out and found him at his post
and at his best. lie preached apparent.
ly unusually good the sunday before snd
to a very large audience. lie is one oi
the best preachers in the coal fields.
Collections were very good aud went q
long way u convince the people thai
surely the times are getting better
Old men, like Messrs Neil Torpin.
Jack Taylor. J. T. Tyr-r. VIM Clement,
and other fellows who have been on thi,
operation for years, were OUT az the ser.
vices and were liberal contributors
Squire W. VI. Howard was conspicuon,
for his absence.
The choir. under the usual leadership
of Mr.. w. r. Watts. furnished excellent
music
No CUTTING OFF SCHOOL TERM :
IN THIS DISTRICT
IL is very gratifying to hear everybody
throughout NorthfOrk District c',mpli.
menting the successful work being do1s
by the teachers all over thr district
The Board If Einc riDa. with Il. Poesi
dent. Mr. \ ID. Re-. ar sparing "a
pains, and not holding back any IN "a y
wherein il may be seen necessary fDr q
healthful advancement Of education
among the children Of the district, with
out regard q rae or cD1iitiOl. AMI a
such the NDrthfOrk ID -tric. boasts o.
being the m st sy.t,m lticllly rglniz@l
district in the Dun'y. Ths school blild-
ing, are uniform lilly god All in g,o'l
sa1ita-y en- litiol. District Snperin
ten,lent Prof CJrnett il n schDDl ml1 ol
extraordinary ability AMI is wat~s
guard for the general growth Of Ella -
ton under him at every angle OF th'
game
We are assnrel that all the schools
will run their tull term Of 5 months and
every teacher will get his money prompt
ly when the month i out. Qnite an TX
ception 70 some districts.
While there il no bag rush Of work ON
any Of the operations it isIgratifyingIto
rote how the people are learning howit|
economic. The community life through
out this district j. very good Everybody
il showing a sign o. wanting u live o..
gether in peace and friendship.
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Il III ntpn W. wsre clllel uo)a % try
a caS, s.inst IN, : .hDDl B,lrI of q reen-
bricr district on m an iam1s. AMI leaving
Hinton W. s2,1t a sh NJ while in Char
lesion. "a n on q Ashland. Ny. where
fellow does not have % slip to get his
wet goods. and there We spent the night
But NV. my, what an experience in get
ting some place To stop. A. every door
We were told. "No sir. am sarry hut
no place for colorei people," yet We
kept on trying doors and alter while
man s-like old woman who said come
in spn." and pull off that coat and rest
Then on u Louisville. where W. met our
brother. Mr.. James r. Denny. whom We
had not ss-en for eight years. and then
soon spes',iei away IN a big car. We wer.
soon at his beautiful apartment No. HOS
West Chestnut street. We were then
told that the Honorable William Mon
roe Trotter. the great agitator Of the
rights Of the Negro. would speak in Quin
Chapel A. NJ. r. Cnurh. There We
went and were escorted 10 the roStnm
There sat Mr.. Trotter, Editor Scott, DIR.
Brown, Rev. Hsrvie. the pastor and
many other gentlemen of distinction.
Mr. TrOtter bsstired the very souls OF
every person IN the audience. he told Of
his conversation with President Wilson
in tones that caused the women To weep
and the hearts Of men u burn in anxiety
After the lecture We were escorted into
the c"zy little dining hall of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Denny aud there We were in
troduc,~i u Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.. Meek
ms. Mr.. and Mrs. Trux Db, Mr. and Mrs
Watkins and Mis Barnett. We sat
down u a table loaded with all kinds of
gooi-. AMI we were reminded that ~
were in Kentucxy. which il notei for
goDi hDr,e'. pretty women and goosi
whisky. o. Saturday evening We were
inter anal by Mr.. and Mrs. Truxon i'm
ia .ir bsAI.iiu hDne. 1906 w. Chestnut
street.
W: wsre mDrc than plel.sd To meet
our frien al clas,- m ate Mr. Albert A .
IA REV. in Louisville. whD il associat.-l
with Mr.. Wright and possibly the lead
iny colored lawyer Of Kcntucky.
We left Louisville sunday for India
naPolis, 70 meet our old friendT. Thoma.
Fortune, editor of The Freeman. Mr..
FOrtr Is looking fine again and now
say. "a ~ IA i we'll
We lne-.lt5 ~ turnei our face toward
Raleigh county. arriving in Bsckley in
time ID have on ct,., -. f,r Criminal
Curt an aglil We are at the sans oil
isS. IA Ia sun, little tpNl, AL the
pleasure "i tn last two weeks seem u be-
bat a dream.
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Beckley
Items
(By Brown w. Payne. }

(By Brown w. Payne.)
j. s. Butt. who has been located in
Clsrksburg, is in Beckley this week look
ing for a new location. Mr.. Butts is q
graduate OF the Detroit Law school and
a member Of the Michigan bar. At this
time We are Dot informed whether this
place offers sufficient inducements or not,
hoSever, We hope 70 impress him with
our hospitality.
The Executive Board Of the Bsptis,
State Convention held it, session here on
the 9th instant.
The March session Of the grand Jury
has ended, with only 81 indictments re-
turned. Surely, prohibition is demon
strsting IL virture.
Fred Ford, a gentleman Of uncertain
and Questionable occupation. has recent
~ made himself scarce in this commu-
nifty.
DR.. Montgomery. Of Sophia, was in
town this week.
Miss Hester A. Parker, Of Hot Coal
was on a shopping tour this week.
Miss Gertrude Pack was visiting Mis-
Blanche Christian this week.
J. =. Clopton Of Lester was in town
this week.
Attorney W. r. Denny Was in town
this week en- route from Louisville. Ky
Mrs. II. B. Wright has Deen visitisz
friends and relatives in Hinton.
The Negro Civic League Of Raleigh
County, met in regular session on the
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Raleigh
County
News


No whiskey. no money; no loaters. no
games; no work, no pay
A lot Of impractical people have been
monkins with practical politics in West
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rodgers are again
At home in Lester, after spending five
weeks away.
Mr.. j. :. Noel. OF Moutg Dmery. passed
through Raleigh few days ago. looking
mp his lost sheep from the fold Of Odd
fellowism.
J. q. Wright, of the firm OF Wright
Bros. OF Becxley. and known - the pio-
neer hotel man for oolored travellers. left
Sunday for Biuedeld. To bring his ann.
Buchanan home. The young man is
said to be loosine his eye sight
The public school of Lester will close
Thursday, March 25. Atty. Brown w
Payne will make the annual address at
s O'Clock p. IN.
Raleigh county has another colored
lawyer, in the person of j. ;. Butts OF
Olarksburg. Mr.. Butts is stopping with
Attorney PAYNE in Beckley.
Rev. @. II. Rawlings preached at Ec-
cles Sunday TO q crowded house. The
Rev. was at his best all day.
Miss Katie Wilson, of Eccles, is visit
ing friends in Charleston.
Dancing at the closing Of public
school. and charging mothers. and fathers
TO come in and hear their own children
speak; why, the object of such meeting
should be 10 show how well the little fe-
lows have done. Then let US say with
out charge, kind friends and dear par
ents, We welcome you here, TO our nice,
pleasant school room and teacher 90
dear; We wish but to show you how much
we have learned, and now 10 our lesson,
our hearts have been turned. for learning
you know, is more precious than gold.
the worth OF learning shall never be told 4"
The little daughter of Mr. aud Mrs
Patterson Of Beckley got burned TO death
last week.
w. o. Spencer was called home on ac-
count OF the sickness of his wife, but at
this writing We are pleased t. report that
she is much better
Rev. Pierce Of Eccles Circuit A. NJ. r.
Church preached an able sermon in Les
ter ct IL O'Clock Sunday.
Some people who claim heaven a. their
home are mighty backward about paying
their earthly taxes on il.
Attorney Brown w. Payne AID @. d..
Blakey are adding to their business by
putting in grocery department. This
is good tor Beckley-
ID ,ctors have operated upon Secretary
Of the Treasury McAdoo. As for the op-
GRAFTON upon the Treasury Itself, Goa
gres attended to that aud did itse.f p-ou !
in the size OF the appendix" removed.
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Ridgeway, Va, News
by Mrs. Ellie MAORI

Mrs Mrsaret Jam .rspn. of i;'dssw ~.
who wa taken sick the First sunday 'n
January and died on the 18Th oi Feb
ruary, having taken sick on her way O.
church 10y "A stroke of paralysis ani Was
unable u reach it. She wAs "A mrmber
of Antioch Baptist church here. AMI she
always fille.l her place m Il whn Pos-i-
BILE. She lovel the church; hut was "A
woman Who cars.l n pthing for den pmina
tons, and was very broad m her rclig
ious idcas. She was "A woman Of great
infiaence, aud was admired 10y all who
knew her of both races. TIL, deceased
WAS born IN September, 1862. aud wa>
narried O. Mr. Jam - Jameson Tor forty
Yeas To them was bern several rhild-
rrn, Of which there are six living: three
daughters aud three sons. all of whom
were present during her ILLNESS except
two bsy-. Jams aud Willie. Her three
daughters and one SON were students oi
Mary Potter schoOl, the oldest daughter.
Mrs. X psa Hatton, Wa "A graiu At AMI
U@HCiltI VI UNIT Ah@ttheA'hs f"'t " ''''''
time she was married in John-towh. Pa. ID.
where she male her home until ia b
death Of her husband. Mr. Leo VI.
Hatton. WIN died. May 18th. lHli. Mr..
IIatton. with her two little Suns, i..p VI .
Jr.. and William Janer- IN. AMI nir''r.
Margaret r. Cole. VIM lives with them
and attend. -chpol in Iohnstp~n. ~crr
visiting relatives and friends IN " srri-
bury when she was called 81 the bs'i-id''
Of her mother Mrs May Jamers"n Wa
calle,l home from Philadelphia where -h''
had bss.n for tine past year.
Rev. X r. Jamer-On. also graduate ~
Mary Potter. and since that time a student
OF Lincoln University, Pa this being
hi- last term was able o. preach a most
able sermon here on Dec -. 1911, NJ
Trinity Presbyterian churrh. after ~iiri,
his sister, Mrs. pattie Jones, with her
most excellent voice, sang 'blory q"
GDd ln the highest. The service wa>
enj ,yed 10y all, and more especially by
his dear moth+r, whose long desire hal
been fulfilled when she heard her -oil
preach. She is survived by a husband
Xix children, five grandchildren, i've
sisters, one brother aud a host o. friends
% mourn their los.
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the child Here 10 the crux Of the entire
QUESTION n the child = surroondsd
vith The proosr religious, moral and
educational environmeut: IL be = taught
70 avoid hsd company and 70 control hs
ps~siHo. we viii have gone . long wsy
towards reducing our ctiminality.
0The greatest danger 70 in the formative
period Of iifs-osswesn ths agss of If
teen and twenty when the child 10
formlus those hahiss that will sithsr
make or mar him. While most parents
bestow . good deal Of care and attention
before this age. &C this the most critical
period Of biz life-st the very time when
be most needs care and direction he 10
left 20 shift for himself.
should it be . wonder then that 90
m any boys and girls 90 a<tray? II we
would have them develope into good,
arong men and womenlwe must exercise
. more rigid supervision during this
critical period
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Covington

The Covington Mercantile club met
Monday Mar. 18th. and the following
officers were elected: q. w. Caul, presi-
dent; Arthur Traverse. vice president;
w. L. Psnnell. secretary; Alfred Hun
ter. assistant secretary; Orange Hughes,
treasurer; James A. Payne, assistant
treasurer President Cauls 10 one of our
leading merchants here, and il we carry
cut his plans aud desires the club will be
q success - we'll as q credit TO our town.
Miss Ella Mills. q young lady of this
place, made the branch Office OF the
American Beneficial Insurance Co., q
flying call Tuesday evening. Miss Mills,
who had been in Beun. Vista, Va, q
few months, surprised her many friends
by taking unto herself q life partner,
Mr.. Fred Twittie We hope Mr.. and
Mrs- Twittie much success in their new
field of life
Quite an Interesting program was rem
dered at the Church Hall wednesday
March IL, for benefit OF First Baptist
church. IL being i'm honor of st. Patrick
all of the participants wore green. After
the program refreshments were served.
Mrs. Adeline Washington, q highly
respected citizen Of Clifton Forge, de-
parted this life Tuesday evening March
l6- The funeral services took place at 3
O'Clock Thursday afternoon in the First
Baptist church in that city, the Rev. T.
II. White officiating. Besides husband
she is survived by two sons, one daugh-
Ter, three sisters, tour brothers and q
host OF friends.
We are sorry TO note that Mrs. Bette
Newsome is very i'll at this writing.
Mr.. George Jackson is i'll at this writ
ing.
Mrs. Elsie Gilmore, of Msrlinton, W.
Va, spent a few days here last week
visiting friends and relatives. Mrs.
Gilmore is q sister-in-law Of Mrs. Mary
and AgaIlsan Pegram.
Mr.. Henry Pegram, who has been very
i'll is convalescent.
Mr.. Clara Helton. formerly Miss
BIue Of this place, who has been living
in Hinton. w. Va, died Wednesday,
Mar IL. We have much sympathy for
the husband; they had been married
only a short time.
Mrs Sophia Winston, on Locust st.
is very i'll at this writing.
Mn. Elizabeth Winston, of this city.
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Aubury Wins
ton in Beckley, W. Va. this week.
Rev. McLord, Minter, Of this city,
preached at Hot Springs, Va. Sunday
evening last; his text being from Isaiah
9:S. Rev. Minter is an uncle Of Mrs.
Anne Adams who resides here.
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Notice.!
Examination Dates For 1915.

Feb. a., First Test for Elementary
Diplomas
Mar. go Second Test for Elementary
Diplomas
May lS-it. Third Test for Elementary
Diplomas.
Aprn IL Examination for Uniform,
Renewal and Primary Oerti-
hcatsss.
jun So Exsmin atom Tor INFORM
Renewal. Primary and High
~..hool Certificates.
July 90, o.; Examination Tor 'n"3rIn.
Renewal Primary and High
~..hool Crrtifcats's
la making inquiry ab rat examination
work always -taU- the date and county
in which the ~ animation Referred I" Mas
held
RENEW OF CERTIFICATES
Arpiirant. for first r,new Al OF hrst
grab s..ruiratrS are not reluir'i ID pass
any rXaminttion 49,
ipplir.nt- for So. mi renewal in W"
will H.. required o. pas- an eNanination
ON tl, STAT. G. ur-e Oi study WITH OhA,
ts.r-' "rca,.'iing the Com "A IN branchos
and E,rnr.' "Engli-h in the Country
Schn,l- 90 or in lien 81 th- tx tnination
they -hnu furnish evidence OF having at
t.nl..l TIA. state tlniversitY. one oi the
stat. Norm al. or school approved ny
the state 10 ard al education Tor nino
weeks dq,ng full cr,~lit work.
crrtinrate -ubnltts1 tor renewal
must bear proper endorsements showing
that the hotter has taught At least th'oo
years thereon ,,ooy
County Supt. Free schools
WEIGH. w. Va
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Mr.. and Mrs Robert Minis and son
Robert left'last week for their farm near
Bedford City. Va. where they. went T.
do spring planting. Mr.. MINIS .ha-
returned AMI reports much progress ha-
been down on the farm.
Mrs. lanes George, Of NOrthiork
made a trip 10 kimJail "Wednesday O.
SEE Mrs. Douxla-s Gaines, who va re-
Gently operated on az DR.. Harrison =
hospital
d.. Brown. Of Bramwell. Wa in hey
stone Wednesday on business. Tie VA
on business deal Nth DR. Barrett
Mrs. Andrew johnson. ~ LanxrAfi.
worsbipped with friends and relatives At
Arlington sunday.
Prof. r. W. Cullen. Of WEIGH. q very
progressive -young man and Republican
in this county who has always hem on
the firing line II the party even 10
sacrifices were .ncces,ary, and - young
man Who, when syour friend, one about
whom there. neel be no.doubt or ques
ton, Wa on business IN Keystone thi-
week. IIe.swss on sDu-iness OF ImpJr-
lance. lie tells NJ that barring the bad
weather the work on tbs rD4i. - z Doi
Mr.. p. VI PrYs)ck - on the sex liss
Mis- Cells r n1ey j. nvale,csnt
Mr. Bridgefori BE- Slowly in2rJv.nr
after a weeks illn--s
DR.. and Mrs. J. b. webb left srur-
day .for. Greensboro. y q.
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W|LCOE ITEMS

Rev. Henry Is conducting Q great re-
vivsl here; Rev. Dsbney, ID. D.. 10 q
tnIk III vsl and nfrystk q
mons have leen delivered the past week.
Much -uccs-ss IL predicted.
Our sunday school is progressing nice
~ Supt. Clarke has sbeen' selected TO
attend the SUNDAY School convention .
Switchbark Apr. l-2.
Mrs. q. q. wormly AMI daughter are
visiting relatives in Charleston, w. Va
Tue cary Literary club challenged the
wilco. Literary club Last week on the
question.
R..,lvri. That Fr,l Dpnglsss deserves
an ,rs ere Ia "A. leaicr than Boxer T.
Washington.
Gary. A.irm alive, Wilcoe. negative
Tn. negative. were taken care OF bv
Whittle aud Wormley. Both sides were
ably disru...i Dat the negative won-
Long live Washington.
whea rn town dropin BsAuiord &
wak~r.' re>ta lralt. Also stop and see
X 3. wormley. the tailor and mns'cisnJ
Work l. growing better.
We are glai u have Mr.. CDles. the
barlr.r. return % our town
n the unconverted wish a. become
converted lust pass through Wilcoe.
Rev. Prev, of GARY. conducted services
Tor IN Henry sunday. and preached
t~o able arm ,ns. winch " re enjoyed
10y hI- listeners.
Mrs. ,Dr. l.. AiIIilton is in our town
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eoth instant. and some very important
matters were taken up A d-dnite pan
in the form Of . petition, Was pat OF
foot. TO induce the County Court 20 -.
lsct some OF our worthy colored citizen.
TO serve on the grand Jury. Another plsr
Is on foot 70 call thu co'or~i citizens TO
gether in the Mr. future c, dis>as way.
and means OF having better BSk'ey
The mex. r>ga'sr'mestiaS If tn L@sr-
will be m the 18th OF April.
The funeral Of Mrs. A. K DsndriiSe
will b, preached by Rsv & Y Harris
az the Ebenezer Baptist Clu-ca on san
day the 18th inst.
Lena Patterson. the eleven year Old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John Patter-
son. diei A. the resu OF burns accid mt
ly received .sDme'dsys ago. The funeral
services We're held on Sunday the nth
inst. and the remains inferred in the
colored cemetery at East Beckley.
Mrs. Dora Burton has been the guest
the last few days Of her sisters. Mesiames
Cornelis Green and Pearl Washington.
DR. Hsrgrove and family have ben
suffering with lsgrippe ior the past few
days
Mrs. Edward Washington is still on
the sick list
Mrs. Mamie Hancock has been sick.
You can have your printing done 10y
The McDowell Times Ptg. e.. Apply to
Brown W. Payne for information.
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YOU CAN CONQUER
CONSTIPATION

Sentanel Laxative Tablets will
do IL for you. And they'll make
you feel great. because they are a
blood tonic. as we'll as a laxative,
they clean out and clear I'D the
system just a BIT better than any
other laxative. Sentanels don't
stop when they have rid the bow
els and intcstines OF their trouble
They 80 on. They cleanse and
purify the blood. and in that way
add vigOr and strength 70 every
organ and muscle OF the body.
That's the reason for our state
ment that Sentanels are more
than just a cathartic.
Sentanels work painlcssly. They
are an all-vegetaDle compound
put mp in tablet form and sugar.
coated. Not a BIT OF calomeI In
them. 20 you need fear no nasty
after-enects that 30 often follow
the taking OF that drug.
Have your druggist send you a
box % Sentanels tonight. 10 doses
for a dime. Try them IN they
don't come up 20 your expecfa-
tions we will give you your money.
Insist on getting Sentanels. m
your druggist. for some reason.
should not handle them and will
not get them for you. We will Be
glad 10 OH your order by mall.
The sentanel Remedies Co. Gina.
Covington. Ky.
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MURDER
On Kings Operation.
John Canaway Shoots
.. John T"--.r. Over
Five Cents
EFFORT SHOULD BE MADE TO
PREVENT CRIME

fContinued From Page One,
Of any other class OF people. and murder,
confinement in prison camps and unsani-
sary living conditions ell tend 70 increase
Our already high death rate.
Ever since the mines were opened in
this state the Negro has been in demand
- miner. His work has been fairly
good and he has spent everything he
made. Recently . disposition not 70
employ him has appeared in certain SEC
lions and this has grown TO such an
alarming extent that come companies are
displscing him altogether for foreign
labor. This 10 really . very serious
question. We have nothing but our
labor 20 ssll and il this becomes q drug
on the market, what 10 TO become OF us7
Laying OF from work, payday dances
with their inevitable fights, frequent and
long vacations are some Of the things
that make our labor Improbable to those
who employ NJ and are largely response
bic for the disfavor into which we are
falling.
AM MY BROTHERS KEEPER"
We have been dependent % long that
we are always looking for someone TO
help US, but that time has passed. The
world has grown tired of q race that is
continnally blaming Others for its con-
dition and refusing to help itself. Po-
0litically, industrislly and educationalIy
We are dependent on the white people Of
this country. We expect them to help
support our churches, newspapers and
all of our enterprises We have q popu-
lation in this country of at least 10. 600
600. Does il not occur tn any thought
full person that IL is high time that we
were beginning 70 depend on ourselves?
We must understand that q chain is no
stronger than its weakest link. that Is a
race VIC are chained together aud that
vs. Are held responsible for the conduct
OF the worst msmbers Of the race. This
being admitted, il follows thst We should
At once perfect an organization for the
suppression of crime just as We have
organizations 70 combat tuberculosis and
other infectious diseases. The Negro
church should be q potent factor in this
great work. Here, in the coal fields, are
thousands who do not attend church and
hence are not brought within the sphere
OF its influence. The injunction is to 90
out in the hedges and highways and
compel men ID come.
The educator also should be interested
in this question. He is trying to pro-
duce . better citizenship and anything
that retards the accomplishment Of this
noble aim is deserving bis attention. The
teachers influence should dominate the
entire community. His work should not
be confined IA the school room, but in
church work, in frsternal work and IN
social uplift his influence should be para
mount.
HOW CAN CRIME BE REDUCED?
The question naturally arises, what
can we do TO remove this stigma on the
entire race? The solution Of this prob
lam 10 found in the proper training of
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Order Of Publication

WEST VIRGINIA.
AZ Rules heid in the Clerks O.Iiee 81
the Circuit Count Of Med D~eil County
on tn fret VI inlay in Pebuary. 1914.