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The Washington herald., 1915-01-16

ss: Fred Drew. B3 'Cloud Chief, Ioo; -GemmsIi
los; Lone Star. I0s: Capt. Druse los; Phyllis
Antoinette. lo6: FerOna. ICs; Black Sheep. Ns
Bob Lynch. los; Rosiris, lO8
THIRD RACE Selling; fouryearolds and up
ward: seven furlOngs. King Worth, &C; sAnn
Tilly, 81: FlitaWay. 100 Paw. IOl: Great Sur.
prise. los; ChaTmeuSe. los; Rash, 100; CLARK VI.
Ill; Gen. Marchmont, ILL
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-olds; Laredo Handi-
cap; Eve and onebah furlongs. Gertrude b.
lo2: Miss Fielder lo5: Stolen Ante, 100; Torry
Maid. los; Fels. lo6; Dismiss. II2: Tokay, 10.
FIFTH RACE-SeIling; fOur-year-olds and IN
ward: one mile. Kick. 90: Hester, IOl; 'Cordie
+, l0l: Freda johnson. l6l: Lady Innocsnce lOl ;
'Melts lo5; Flying los; 'Oto. l0s; Burnt Candle
los; Net Maker. los; Charles J. Harvey los; John
Louis les; Quick Trip. iOs; CsntCm lOs Mandadero.
l9s
SIXTH RAcE-seIlins; four-year-olds and up-
Wa-d: one mile Elsie Green. a5; Lady Young
ss; Transparent. 100; Lonbrook. Ns; L. H. Adair,
IO5: Cisko, lC5; Spindle. los.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-16
FAIRMONT WINS In
THRILLER FROM "Y''
Quint from New Scholastic League
Shows Excellent Form, Land
ing Game, 49 to Al.

In by far the most exciting game wit
messed at the w. gymnasium this sea-
son the Fairmont A. c. Cmembers of the
new scholastic league) defeated the boys
department team by the score of 40 to Il.
score IS to 3S
A five-minute period was agreed upon.
but the rally produced here by the Fair
monts was too much for the w boys,
the game ending 49 to Il.
The game was replete with thrills,
clever shots, good blocking and passing.
Davis. with goal shots and free
tOsses. was the chief scorer for his team.
while Cox enjoyed that distinction for his
team with 10 goal shots and l free toss.
Outside of that. the guarding Of Moore
and the shooting of Eiseman featured the
game. I.lne-IIn and SUMMARY.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-16
GARFIELD TOSSERS
TRIM ROLAND A. c.
Southeast Lads Show Excellent Form
in Trimming Fast Clubmen
by "a to II Score.

The Gsrieds started on the second part Of their
lengthy schedule in very CTeditabe form. After
defeating the TruItOn five Thursday night, they
came back and duplicated yesterday afternoon BY
trounGng the RolaDdS BY the score OF "a to Y.
The Garields played their usual fast game. their
splendid teamwork and accurate goal tossing prov
ing too much for their opponents.
The Southeast lads got the jump on their vic
tins tossing the first basket a few seconds after
the whistle had blown for play and not once there
after they at the short end Of the count.
Hughes played we'll for the losers, while Wheeler
was a tower Of strength for the winners coupled
with the mschine-like teamwork Of the champions
The Washington herald., 1915-01-16
Briton Finally Wins at Checker,

Chicago. Jan. I5-Alfred Jordan. Of London. yes
terday eliminated Christian Nelson Of Brooklyn. a
the American Checker Association championship tou
namsnt- After holding the champion to five draw.
Nelson lost the siIth game and the match Hus q
Henderson. Of Pittsburgh. American champion. va
held to four straight draws by Morton spislman.
Chicago Newell W. Banks. Of Detroit. defsats
Frank wendemuth. Of Chicago. and Patrick whalef
Of Chicago. by winning three games and forcing p
draw.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-16
KELCHNER BEATS GOODACRE.
Lands Match in Easy style in
Pocket Billiard Tourney.

The championship pocket billiard
match played last night was Won by
George Eelchner by conSiderabl mar
Sin. While neither player showed any
particular form. the score in the earlier
stages OF play evsned up continually. and
II looked like either player would come
out winner.
I'm the latter half. however. KeIchrer
seemed to take a good brace and by
81 teady playing won out. leaving his op-
ponent with but siNty-fOur balls Much
satisfaction has been expressed bv the
spectator for the prOmptness and dis
patch with which the games are con-
Quoted. Play is called promptly at S:l5
Tho play tonight viii be between Rar-
teImes and Beslin.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-16
JUAREz ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Purses txo-yearoldS: maideus;
colts and gsidinss; three furIonEz. scaulenbQrg
10: Pit los; Fsther Kelly. IL: Fank Patler-
on. IL; Bss Blanc. la9; Heir Apo4rent IL: Hep
ton. NJ; najan. IL; Ralph s. IL; Billie the KID
IL; Handy ANDY. IL
SECOND RACE-sellinE: hreesear-cids and up
vEnd: sir furionEs; sPs,it Blen. O.: sJack Har-
nsoa. -; .Asa Hernd5a. =; TossE. .; .Roseins.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-16
ST. JOHNS QUINT ON TOP.

Trims Washington College by IL
to II Score.
Annapolis, Md. Jan. l5.-The basket
ball team Of st. Johns College played
its first game of the intercollegiate
series. Washington College was the
opposing force. and the local coIleKians
won by the close score of II to Il, The
game was hard-fOught and interesting
from start to finish, and while the ST,
Johns boys were guilty of many more
fouls than their rivals. there was no
unnecessary rOughness Teams were
evenly matched. having never before
been seen In Annapolis. The lineup.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-16
New Football Captain at Lehigh.

South Bethlehem. Jan. lS.-A. A. Tate. Of Bos-
ton. Mass. junior. has beer chosen captain Of
Lehigh Unirersty's 1875 football team Tate stands
more than six feet high. and fOr the last few
years made enTiable record the team at left
tackle.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-16

Substituticns- -Bschschmd for Small H. Miller
for Taylor, Sullivan for Murray. Goals from floor
Wheeler fs. MYERS "a, Murray Hughes Csl. Gre
Tor (5l, Bachschmid. Goals from foul-Huzhes a.
H. Miller. d. Miller. Time Of halTes-90 mnutsS
Rsferee-Mr. POtenhOuse L. s. A.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-16
sTANDING TO nATE-
Given Life Sentence

FIankfort, Ky.. Jan B.-The Keutucky Court ut
Appeals decided today that Herman Deacon must
srre ihe sentenoes tor killinE Robert Neil
hsssbsil tunrifr with 4. blow wiib Iat in rp,s
over = decision.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-16
Ban Johnson Summoned.

Chicago Jan. l5-Ban johnson, American League
president and Charles 4. COmiskey. head Of the
White Sox. were summoned yesterday to appear
before Judge lands in the Federal Court on
January % to answer to the trust charges filed
by the Federal League.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-16

Substitutions-Austin for HaueIl ToWbes for
Kelly, PIyne for Davis. Goals frum noor-Daris
"a. GOetz a.. Moore 10. HarreH. Cox no. Else
man ttl. Mccarthy a. Showers u. Goals from
foul-DaTis r9l. Roberts ~. Showers C0. Cox
RefeTee-Mr. Fuller. Scorer-Mr. Foetsr. Time
keeper-Mr. Edwards Time Of halves-aO minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-01-16

SulrStitHtions-St. Johns, Weaver for Dumphy:
Washington, Brown for Young. Field goals-St
Johns Heise tsl. SeIby. Weaver: waShinRtun.
Pearson ~, kratzer. Brown. Goal frum foul
- John : I9Tman; Washington, Pearson Referee
-EnSgn Wild. Time e halves-sp minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-01-16
Columbia Crew Debt Nearly Paid.

New York. Jan. I5.-The 81 900 that is necessary
to make uP the undergraduate contribution toward
the Columbia crew debt Of 2T00 should be
secured by tonight. Only $40 is needed
The Washington herald., 1915-01-16
Gowdy Turns Down Federals

Boston. Jan. l5-Hank Gowdy. catcher and bat
ting mainstay Of the Baston worlds chaSpious has
refused an offer Of 5000 and a possible bonus to
jump to the Federal League
The Washington herald., 1915-01-16
Umpire Egan Denies HUMPING.

l'roFidence, r. J.. Jan. IS Jack EEan. American
lrarns umpire. Ssld yesterday that he had no,
arued with the FEDERAL Loag1e for the cssninr
srAs0n. - bad hssn rsDaTtsd IN Chicago
The Washington herald., 1915-01-16

Young Aheu will have TO step lively 10 win his
next bOut, ~hich is scheduled for January . in
Philadelphia, when he faces George Chip.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-10
THE GULF

The company is arranging to build a
more houses
Rev. L. EPperson, who has been at.
tending the Baptist state Convention re.
Turned home. Saturday and reports a
grand session.
The Winding Gulf Ministers and Dea-
cons Union will meet Thursday and
Friday at Stotesbury.
Deacon Spencer who was hurt some
time ago is getting along fine.
Jacob Smart has returned from the
hospital much improved.
Sunday night Rev. hyperion preached
at the boarding house conducted by Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Fulp.
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So. Peters Thinks
HATFIELD Wnt Be
]. S. SENATOR

So p. G Peters, Of = orthfor q.
was meareiy talking over polit-
AT matters this week with =
bunch Of his. ~ rsonal friends and
went fer enough to poiitlcal y
prophecy a tn the almost Ger
lain nomination If who the next
successful nominee for u. S.
Senator will be. He is almost
certain that Governor Hatfield
vii De- the winner il he decides
=" enter the race. When asking
him to give his opinion or views
On The gubernatorial situation.
he asked To ne excused 10 Q Later
date hoping TO have little more
hight" on the subject.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-10
BRAN WELL

Unity Association NJ I Il tl,, tol, In
kule Bsneiicisi and h.n.'s~ n,,.ut A~-.,..,.
alton, celebrated it, lIth annual thanf.-
giving sunday. sept. .. They mo, "a the
hall "a I - and iorm,~i e Inn. - mars-l,
tiir"-sh the principal ~snet~ "a ~. cat,
q" thu Bu,-~t"Ee BAPTIST chur..l wfrr,.
the service Ms held N 'lse RAJ. ai ih.
gavsi hy nrotner ~ r.s IN - u. MEM
s~rs wen, STATED. the CHOIR -atsc ti,.op a.
INK ~"ng and the niss'tinc ogs.u.~i IA tia.
usual form. The Agent intr.-iuss.l the.
president. i:rO. Tyler Dudir, who yav..
the Opening remarks. Then srp Ag,.nt
was intrciucs~l AMI caVr ti, history of
the order from the ls-giuninv L. pr,~ent.
which showed that the - Ter o. IN a pr..s-
Iser"u~ condition. having "rSanil,~i -,
Suis,riinatr a~~.-iation~. - nnr~er,.-. and
> district a~sociatloI,. ha~ , s.i,, lurmh.r-.
have paid in sick ciainl~ ~fn6II st. m
death .-laims -. 80 80. bought and paid
Tor s>.tsn worth ni prois.rsy
Rev. Randolph wa introduced and
made lime talk ID tl,e or,l.r Al who
heard the Rev wa- mu..li pleased With
his talk Collection Amounted o. >l5.sl.
Our loisr - doing Veil Bro John
Brown H. IA the lead getting new mem
hers
Rev. Mickey viii leave Monday y. m.
fsr the National Convention which m.. l.
nm Ciicago. We hos'e ipf him q pleas
ant trip
Wi'lie Link J. still ~irk
Mrs. Carson H. still o'i til, sick list.
The Blue~tone sunday -,l,s-l held IT.
picnic an the Cooper BALL Park Saturday.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-10
CONVICTION

An sccislsnt oocurred sunday evening
t. the automobile of = " D~nson. Just
~ he MA driving through tie under
grade crossing in Fast Covington. The
ear was struck ny another car driven hy
a man from Clifton Forge. and ws- very
badly damsg,~i. The occupants 4 Mr.
Dep-en's car We're : n benson. the
driver. Mr. prss'n Mrs. ". L.. Pan
nell ami Mrs Vim. Hncchus. No one
Was seriously hurt
Ms- Susan Hunter. Who hal l@,'n sui
f-ring a number of months with heart
trouble. died "Wednesday morning. She
Was born i'm 1919. i'm West Virginia. but
had lived herr tine yrratrr part of her
life wher- she hal many friends. The
funeral to,k place from the tir~t BAPTIST
church OF winch she Mas a member.
Mn Bertha Allen oi Beckiey. W. Va.
Was q pleasant visitor To- our city last
week, the guest Of Mr. and Mrs Georyp
Gauis
Felix Wheeler Was shot 10y Eugene
NJ stthew- Saturday evening He Wa
rushed tn the q. X % spita' ln Clifton
Forge hut died ~h"r' after reaehing the
hospital. lie had just buried his mother
and lsaves a young widow to whom IA.
had b,~n married about N months.
Mn u a. Cousins of Charleston, W.
Va, j. the guest oi Mrs. Amanda o. ark
this week
lrof. w q Watson has returned from
Florida where h. has i.een attrDding a
nssting Of the Grand Lodge of Love NJ a
Charity.
This has been very pleasurable week
for Covington. She has been honoresl
with many distinguished guests who
came from varions parts Of the country
tn attend the Berean Valley BAPTIST A.
ISOLATION in its Bird annual session. Ii
was spiritually A. well a. financially
closed Friday night To convene next year
with the good people at Low Moor. Va.
Mrs Virginia Campbell and her sister,
Miss Fannie Mayton, are spending their
vacation here after spending the summer
at the va. Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Anderson and
daughter Eutha have returned home AT
ter pleasant stay in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Eta Cox left Monday morning
for Montgomery, w Va.
Mrs. r. :. Pogue and family of clifton
Forge are visiting Mrs. Maggie Johnson
this week
Mrs Lucy Mills left Monday morning
for her home in SPringwood, Va.
Rev. +. p Jackson, pastor of the Pine
81 Baptist church here. preached at
North Garden, sunday
Many turned out To hear the sermon
preached 10y Rev. 4. r. Reeves, i'm the
Pine - Baptist church Monday night
liz was a wonderful sermon and was en-
joyed by many who heard IT,
Miss Macelia Mickens. prominent train
ed nurse died in her home IO2 W Locust
IT. Monday night.
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Buckley
Try BRowS W. PxYNE.)

tpt DhfN w AfNtB
Mn. Rosa Robinson has been com
planning very much this week
Mr. II. @. Hsryrove suffered los
sunday night with quite a severe attach
of acute indigestion.
Jacob Sanoers. q highly respeeted AM
aged citizen of the county died last week
Mrs. Mary Crowder has been sick but
is able to i% out again.
Mrs. Annie Hancock is out Of the city
visiting friends in the neighborhood o
Huntington.
A decree granting Mrs. Margaret Grimes
q divorce from her husband John Grimes
Was entered last week
Mrs. Matilda Furby is taking her va
cation. During September she will visit
Eccles, Hot Coal, Big Stick, Charleston
and Montgomery.
Samuel Burke, a senior in the normal
department of the w. Va. Collegiate In
stItute, is visiting his sister, Miss Onnie
Burke in Beckley.
Jessie Williams was summoned i'm court
last week in n whiskey case. Jessie is
believed n have fabricated his evidence
To snch an extent that before he could
ex'ricate himself from the web of his own
weaving he had secured himself a Job on
the county read for ca days and promis-
Ell TO contribute to the county and state
funds one hundred dollar.
Willie White, who was called in the
same case put himself in danger Of being
prosecuted for perjury.
Mrs. Willie Lewis is giving her time
tn hair dressing. She seems 10 he doing
very excellent work
Mrs. Richard Wright has inst returned
from an extended visit to Ohio
The plan IN send the colored pupils out
to the old abandoned building for school
purposes is believed tn he baked. III il
is We can say it way by the concerted ef-
fort of the people.
Arrivals at The Pioneer Hotel: :. T..
Golden, Walker b. Waller, Prince;
rank Howard, Psrkersbury; Turner
Dixie. Bramwell; Mrs. Lillian Lowe.
Glen White; Mrs. MasleIl shepherd, Lam
ark.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-10
A PROBLEM

The following l. clipping from the
Journal of The National Medical Associ-
alton, vol. Z, No. 3
The graduates Of our medical schools
will soon find themselves face to face
with what may prove rather serious
and yexIng problem. Many Of the states
have already passed laws requiring all
applicants for license IN practice medicine
tn have spent at least one gear I'm hospital
work. Ii Is rather a disagreeable fact e.
realize that We have but very few hos
pitfalls worthy of the name. or at least
hospitals that will meet the requirements
exacted by the state boards which have
made this provision. IL looks a. n our
hospitals may have ~ take the rather
unusual hut necessary steps OF limiting
their interDes to graduates from our own
schools IL will not be- possible for any
Of the graduates from Negro shoots q
receive internship i'm other hospitals, aud
IN order To give protection To- the grad p
mates from these schools, il will ain - {
he necessary 70 refuse appointments u
those members Of our race who have
taken their courses az the big universi-
ties; but il looks al the present time a. Il
il will be the only solution Of a very
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-10
Notice Of Dissolution

Notice j. hereby gwen that the firm OF
Marshall Il Iyers, committing genera
M 'rrhandi-e store in Clark. Northfork
W Va - this day Dissolved, Otey Ny
ers retir hy from the business, which in
the future will ~ conducted 10y J hn w.
Marshall.
JOHN w. MARSHALL.
OTEl MYERS.
Northfork, West Va, Aug. ~, 1918.
.D-lt
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-10

grave problem. Probably when 49, have
more large hospitals that Wall lr able a.
take care OF the larg nunl~r of grad
mates that are coming ont each year. the
difficulty Will H. ls~s-u,~i Perhaps some
OF the cities may yet take the stand that
Kansas City has taken lnd ",sn ~ ell
ors'l wards Ia colorei ntrrn..- and sai-
ored dOctors. THIS w"uii t.r very hap
10y solution % the Question anal enc that
the men IN the large eiii,- should in. me-
diately lsrin To agitatc
The tw" hn-Wtal~ ,u Philadelphia.
Mercy and D,,usla--. l.,fli ot Nhirh oil.r
admirable opportunities. are giving tie
benefit "i appointment o. the graduates
OF Penn-y wanna sshool- ThI- H. due To-
tine act that both institutions r,~tivc year
y contributions from the state oi Penn
-ylvania. Tins h. a matter that should
claim seriously the attention at unr men.
and some effort made a. bring alsout "A
solution before the numerous graduates
of our school- find Themselves standing
with diplomas M hand hni unable a. meet
the requirements ni tlis ~ acting state
boards. This would necessarily throw a
large number of young men Who have
prepared themselves tor professional
career into mental work, aud u too often
happens that when once they have start
ed in thi- iIne'"i work uhat they are AN
able u fight against the tide, AMI grad
ually drift along D. Tia, end. -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-09-10
RESOLUTIONS
ENDORSING
Mcdowell Co. Teachers
institute WEIGH, w.
Va, Sep. l

We command the very excellent pro
gram prrpsrei by the state Supt. and
his able corps Of sssi-tsnts In suyyrsts
Prsrt'csl ways at coo riinafing all the.
community inters~ T. and .ctiviti~-. 4,
-usrs>t- that broad meaning of ssin an. A..
which 'nri'dr- tie rhy-icsl As will ~
the moral AMI mental i.alth. We
iurfh~r commend the sugyrstions that the
-''i'''"'s avail ths ~ elves of the oprortu
MT {" ii 60 f@rs ion With the extension
de- artT"nts of TIN Staff University The
program II especially valuable in that q
points out the grsat opportunity of H..
schools e. ~" tie c'mmp iity fa-ilities !:
:-ceisI, business, esincstional, ~ means of
increasing n,- ~,hool eilirienry
= We heartily endorse the poliry of the
STATE Ia, rrints ndent ia selecting A. in
stitute 1rstructors. men and women Who
are heartily i'm sympathy with the sd
vance educational thongit Of the day
The Importance ii this phase of the work
cannot he too highly ernphesiza,i
We heartily comment the vigorous adj
Intimidation "f County Supt. w. G..
Cook His kindnes-, fairness and loyal
support given teachers have endeared
HIM To every earnest school worker OF
Mcdowell county. We believe that the
unprecedented Improvement of the schools
OF this county has been largely due tn
hisiuntiring energy and devotion to school
work.
We recommend that the truancy law
be changed To include the entire school
term, and To make absence for one day
an ofi'nse against the law.
We recommend that teachers teaching
m Mcdowell county he required To at
tend the Mcdowell County Institute. We
lrlieve that teachers get more benefit
from an institute held in the county
where they are teaching than anyw here
else. We feel that they do not have snf-
heient interest i'm their work when they
do not want To attend institute where
they teach, and We recommend that
boards of education do not hire such
teachers
We endorse the action of the confer
ence Of Boards Of Education for this
county: that schools open at tine same
time, that county institute precede the
opening Of schools by one week, that we
have Medical Inspection, Consolidation
OF Schools. District Supervision, etc.
We condemn the new Depository law.
because We believe that il will liz very
announcement for teachers at the begin
ming 81 each term. We recommend that
some provision be made to nay teachers
drafts at the beginning OF the school Year.
We recommend that the per diem for
Teachers institute be increased
We recommend that the Law with ref
eresce to the appointment OF teachers be
changed 80 fhat teachers can lie legally
employed at the close of the school term
instead OF July lst
III. X. BARBE, Oh.
BEsSS v. WATSON,
II. MOORE DODDRILL,
y. WILEY,
q. III. ARCHER,
q. VI. CORNETT.
LEONOliA Il. JOHNSON,
The Press., 1915-04-14
NOBODY SPARED
Kidney Troubles Attack Stafford Springs Men and Women,
 Old and Young,

Kidney ills seize young and old.
 Often come with little warning.
 Children suffer in their early years
 Can't control the kidney secretions
 Girls are languid, nervous, suffer pain.
 Women worry, can't do daily work.
 Men have lame and aching backs.
 If you have any form of kidney ills
 You must reach the cause.-the kid- neys.
 Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak kidneys
 Have brought relief to Stafford Springs people.
 Stafford Springs testimony proves it.
 Mrs. F. c. Lynch, Stafford Springs, says: "I an pleased to say few words in praise of Doan's Kidney Pills. Both I and another of my family have used them with good re- suits for kidney disorders. We have procured our supply of Doan's Kidney Pills at the Eaton Drug Store and have never used another remedy that has given such great benefit. '
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Lynch had. Foster -MilLurn Go. l, Props, Buffalo, N. Y. k.at =.
The Press., 1915-04-14
HOME NEWS.
LOCAL NOTICES.
Matter under this head 10 cents rer''' 2.

How to make your home rlean and sanitary-by using "Climax' Wa l Paper Cleaner. Apply to Charles l.. Johnson, Stafford Springs, or drop card aud he will call and show you wha' it will to.
 Hyomei has often savtd the Ii of croupy child. Mothers 'h"uld always have bottle handy. Andrrs .ro' se ! sells it. Nothing better for head colds and catarrh than IIyomel, and p rfectly harm 'ess-you breathe it.