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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-15
REPUBLICANS AT BECKLEY AP-
PLAUDED TAYLOR COUNTY
CANDIDATE AS NEXT Gov
ERNOR OF WEST VA.
BR0AOSIOtS LAUNCHED
At OEkOCRACTS CLAIMS
fi nu-ton q Young. Nominee for Ssr-
retary of STAT. and pr. NJ V tod
l-y. Congressional Nominee. Al-, Ac-
corded Enthusiastic Wrlronr and
Both Deliver Splendid ~,~-rls4S

B~ckley. w. Va Sspt n. Haleigl,
unity r,S'-iv' 4 Judge Iva q Rni.n-oI
with open arms today The a., puI,ilcsn.
were enthusiastic IN their recrI,tion and
apIiaude'i the Taylor rounty can.iidst
a. the next governor.
Houston e. Young, nomin.s. for 80.
rrtsry II stat-. alsp re,-ivs~i quIt. a,
ovation ami Dr. tiosib-y. candidate for
congress. having precs~ied tie party, ar.
riVing today. WAS iseing slven as-ursnr.
from sll directions that he will carry th..
g unity handsomely
Vt Harper. -ix miles away from Nh,
e unity seat. Judge Robinson. Mr.. Young
and party were met 10y large d~Irya
q IA oi Beck ry citiz-ns ia antnn,ol,il.-
and were hurrlrd To the county captI
through some of the finest farming lsndr
in a = STATE. recrivIng no little attention
al png the road. as eyeryone apparentl,
Ia al bs-en waiting With esgerness for th.
hr-t appearance in RairIglI of the gul,er-
nat)rial nominee. We were for Honest
AM in the primary. hut We are for
Ju,ige Robinson, nov that he 10 the
nominee, Was the -pitome OF expression.
from Beckieyites. ~ well ~ the hundreds
oi visitors from the county.
Chairman :. : Sutphin, of the county
committee, csllrsi the meeting To order.
asking Mayor III. A Dunn u assume tln
chair. Mayor Damn, a win, le sonled and
popular indiy'dutl, wzs given a heart,
r.-r-Ption. Tie intr ,iure,i Houston q
Young hrst. AMI the nominee for secre
tsry OF state did himself proud with on.
oi the neatesi Republican speeches Of tls.
present campaign in Raleigh. - ali hi.
h-arers admitted. Dr. Goipey follower
Hr lo'ing. aud lac tn, arqIitt.i hiri
-eii -I'leDdIdly. Vt the s,pnclu-ion of ~.
4 'ct"r -I'crh iudg,. Robinson Nas in
tr' dur'd, with most significant oSa-
ton, which lasted about three nInut.
beiorr he M permitted D. address hin
sell 4 the audiencr
Alter lea preliminary feint-. JmIg.
Rpbin<pn launcls,i i.rDad.i.ies INTO tl,
claims "i i'rnorraey platform n Wet
N'rg ma. ~ veil a. nat,on.Hy lie r.
IN trk'-i at one IInrtur-. "Cornwrll 10
ti- petty aPI~h o. prrJud 90 -ay- tht
" ~ Mt iaIriy nominated. lie either
d''s-n ki'o~ hat hr j. talking Aiynt
or d"e.;i't carr Ia !@pI he zsid tl,.
same thing about Dawson. but dawson
dealt With ~on-trurtiv~ Republican poll
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-15
FROM HIS PULPIT
Cousin Of President Wilson Criti-
eizes the Chief Executive.

- l.rui-. No. sept lp Dr ~ar.u,i
". Woodrow. pastor 'i ti'r iilgfirn g. ~
gregat'onai Cpnrrh her. anil c,r-if. 90
fr'-i.rnt W. 80. -'..rr.iy rritiri-,.i fi..
PRECEDENT af.d Crprre-- o1 account of
their mcth,i 81 rec-ty ar.rting o..
tlreA'eH,d Railroad .'rike Tie titc r.
hi- -'rinon Va 4 Menace q, Fr,.. t,sv
rrnucff
TIE manner Of the recsn' -,-tt'euent
Ie -aid. 49, enough % cau-e a.ar,n a.
every thoughtful riiil-n ani i'cli~yrr ir
tree government such - dangerous ~
notst on, I,ur~il.-i iu tiie inture ipr ~,
rngth of time. 0oulf ,au-.. government
ny the people and ior tl,- Isog.,r' q
frr.-h in tte nitr,i state
y, man or group of men -l,pud l.s
allie o. dictate - tue Ire-rleut af,d ,'.,n
sre-- 81 The uif,-i ~t-t..-. When u ,i..,.-.
~ have inob role tu~te.,d ni -rli- govern.
mont Time SiIorld have itrn allowed
TOR a iuli di-cu-.ion and -,tt'enenf ,.i tI,
sh' r matter. ~uch tune 49, Mt y.t..f.
sn'l til' broth, rl,sssl- siDnr are r.-f-ln
-iilf fYr %
fiIo no-t pitiai''s cxhii5fion W. ia,s
ev-r hal Wa- thAt 81 - President ana
t"ngres- of the TINTED states frightened
D. TIA hlue irit by the delnand- Of \
small I'"rtIon oi fiic cit leu-lnp. Ia O..
not qne~tion 81 az q giit hour day-fi
j. a qnestion II dictating IT, tho Nstiona.
Government 81
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-15
WONDERFUL INVENTION
BY A COLORED MAN

NJ. les ~. pa,i~. Jr .s; Winnabors.
: & -. 81 H.. >ucc---iiui \-gra farn4rr
wh''~s. mann. .i~ i~'ar-. hs~ teen "a, a INK
wItii d,, q, i.itrf,--i the ii,,A As-ii aiesanl b. n
ct tliis~ "a a .ai-,f ti.At - i..-t through put
tire 'ss'ti.'u '-it 90 tilc ~,uth in chop
pins and ,iitiNst ti,,- plant -sg.srat.-
Is. To ',rrc'.nr tri~ most oi. .l"stlonai,l,
feature ILci,lsst L. fi4,- fa.~ing vi cit "a.
Mr. liAN.- las conceived iit- cvmbin,~l
chopper AID .'nltlt alton "A whish ti4lnS ur
CHOPS art at the same tsui. culIIvate-
TIM plant - ui~rurtirg ttlc ~nii st each
side ;ii-r,~'i dni1 . the sdNAns, mat oi
tilr us.hiur Tie naun-r ia Nhirh thr
paris e '.nf,.~iiy hi- a.>tc~ ar Z, opr
rat. l. ~tsch In IL naiur... a. 4" permit
al u manuia,tur, al minimum east
IN apPli atom Tor ltttsr- I.atrnt J. nov
ptn ns. ami tt" patent rights to he
ot'talus~l iiirft i"r arr To- ~aie
Hundreds oi th"u-aii - 81 d".lar~ viii
he SAVED o. tt. ,u'tiNatur- "i tlir ''kinv
oi tie ~''lth ~ tiar rs~git 90 t.,r inN.n-
t'.e scnin- 81 Mr. Da4i-. ;y 49, dong
ht las not only proven him~'.if VAN
aile asst io ln rac- bu, L. hls country
weli.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-15
COLORtO UNION IS
LATEST LABOR STUNT
One Thousand Colored Workmrn
Expected 10 Join Organization

Dallas. Tex. S.r. = -Coo-ed ho.i
carriers and building aud cDnstruct,o'
labOrers arr hcing organi<~d To- form .
uni1D, arc, c,rdIDg t. lils -tats incut oi g.
Dallas labor Drrah,zer Tuesday morn 2.
Don't u-r y name. Ia might get
De in bad, br tod d reporter ufo a,k
Ell bin about ~.
The lai,Or msn -aii That tie Negro bod
carriers and lal,orer- in the building
trades had = rIght o. organil@ fpr { err
owr protection AMI the yrote, ton cf
building craft generally. lie ~aii Rat
be expected over l,ssl would join th, or
ganizstiOu.
There are no Negro labor union- in
Dallas aud there - doubt il tlie Bid
ing Trades coupcil or ti,c Central Labor
Council would -eAt Negro d,.seate-
Ia wa- sugg'~t,-d thai the N.rrs nniof.
nixht pick white dcleysts-- O. thr ceutrai
bodies
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-15
SHOULD EDUCATION
Of NEGROES AND
WHITES Be EQUAL
Much Mooied Question 1hrashed
Uut at the Negro l ducaiionsl
Convention.

NJ the Mgr" s.iucA'i"lal s-onvrl ton
"a " a-hIn.. .tpn. t.,r Ius-~ti ,n ''s,horla the
I'!n.ati.a. ~ tir Negro ami White outh
is- Itrntcur ~s~ t~krn up al the
inprning a.. Prof. j. T.. Bon, rr.
s'iii'slpAi ot l'ral~,dy -chonl. Whining
,'n, C., iesding ip the discussion
lie Wa- followed i,y .. I; Dudley. pr,si-
i-nt "i " icu,tIral ami VI chanica ros
n-o'. urrei SiS"ro. y. q VII" differed
ir''m i'roi Epnner. saJin that each "n.
h ''i particular environmeiJ- and charac-
t'fl-ti'-~ ~hich nlu~t be trained ana cul
usat.~i
fr f.-~Dr Iay~,r. president Of the state
c,.I sr. 'otsf. D..i brought forth cheer
IA "a hr -.-il tive Tie Negro a ,hance
s- i'n- sou san AMI A. full a traInins
A. y"a Gan. IL j. impossible to t-ach q
i"'y -rIrnliiir agriculture until that 10Y
h.- .tarnc, L. r'-.,i and write. That H.
~ foundation mu-t nr-t ie laid, and for
ipdu-triai e~lueatipn the training r. Just
tiir sam rp 1" a certain point. Beyond
tiiat l"'iui thr ir"y or giri i~gin- To- -g,tcI-
a!i/' aflt emphasis l. gwen To one line ci
work. ',lNe hIn the i~..t start possible. -
rc~iIutDn vas oilrr,d by Col a.ro
4. Wa--"n o. tie eflrct that the con
gre-- Iuiof-e li1gif- and Fairbanks ior
president a''i sise president, but aft-r a
i'ng hy discr--ioIi- substitute ~ss -
i~rt-i. j. ~a~ cDntendcl that the = IN
0i thc r"ners-- we're tpo broad aud %
inlaDrtant c" allow politics To- be Intst
''i. Nc.-oa Crews of kan-s~ City mad,
an apI'et Tor tie ps--age oi the ori1inai
re- utioD. -aJ ing that al. fight thinkins
roi"re'i men ieii-s~i ma u and favored
20. becAu-e Of an inepusplete roll oi
81 iesat's vote on tiir Restitution u a. de-
i-rrsi untf later session.
\ .,-tuEaI-.Iei visitor o. the cor gree
AS introduced 90 the l.rr-,n oi i;i-hot
b y. i.p-- pi itr a VI D. churrh. NJ.
male "a short a'.'ir,--. saying in part a.
fo.lnu-
ss-afr yo'. Ills hs- i~en very ~
.re-hn- o. u.e. have i,~.n 80 muci.
enrr'-- 800 i.y uu-inc-~ that ! have
EN- Je'i two and fhr,- -er-tart~. And
iaii..i even @, reaiil. until thu morn
ias tat you were In -s---ioi ! iss.l that
J "~e % o. ny -eIi O. f'AJ rr-p, T. o. such
D. Distinguished i-rly of educators ami
rtre iHiirif
u hAvc tne right - an in.rican riti-
IN. ~ho iof -, year- h4- -tOs-i in the
r'if"nt chsnpiorins the cau-e %. ths
fei.t- oi men. o. -ay That rnt oi one
i'l'Tei ''oai 'resiei 4.l n.en &. d~ell n,-,n
TO- iarr "i tiie earth. Dne rii.e o. regulate
o. tfiiNu- ol ut.u
tfytnng tlst -4taf- OF dinsrsnce ~
'i.-'.f 'n.f..f'Ia I- fratrr-a. or rsser-sl
'i tiir 500 il'- ul-i.tuie,i - tho kinr
q hHne- ltrrytlar1 tile ph t.fnan ha-
the tI.,S uar onriit o. have. The only
~ay Q" 'it' f'ii- question is. fsth in
''0'i. nrhf n..n.. -lsIa. so.utnn al
% auiif~~i.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-15
NEGROES UNVEIL
SHAFT TO THEIR.
HEROIC SOLDIERS.
WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN
THE WAR OF REBELLION
MASSES GATHER AT LIN
COLIN CEMETERY.

Portsmouth,. Va. ~..l.tf lu-A silent
lone sentinel 'n the fprm oi granite
shaft l6 feet h.gh stands in the Lincoln
Cemetery, Portsmouth,. Va T. tie gl.ry
and honor of the c"lore,l rare. Who thru
devotion and c"r,s.sratipn placed tan
monument on tins spot ir the presence,
last Monday of $3.50 a.inIr,ng frien,-.
young and Old. Nj Dre,l smith. "
II Aouse and others un,i.r the au-l,ie,--
OF Silas Fellows f.-t No =. 81. 4. x
began movement a few year, az, look
ing TO the erection 81 "A monument tot th..
memory Of our h"n"red dead, Who gave.
their lives in thu civil War Tor our free
dom ard pushed 10 forward with CON
nlendable zeal until they were ali. e.
place before the eyes of the put,lic
monument that cost something over
a" ",'s" shosIng thst tl.e c"lor,-,i race l.
a. mindful aud ~'lcceptii,ie of gratitn,i,
Ne any race u,~,n the iase oi tine earth.
The i"li"wir' program u - carried out
Cal q" "'d'r hy bnd smith. hymn
P~irl"t'r th"ir i.d bv Prof W E.a
d. Payer Mas ,.iier'd i,y Rev. r. ~
Hunter, ID D and Was followed ~
rnn-ic 10y the ia III Mr. Frank Anih
ony wate. whte lady from Norfa1
and president ,f th, Daughters oi C.n
fede scy ws- pr,--s.I.t 10y invitation AMI
eddrs - a the vast a~-s.rnbiag, in a low
we'll chs ssn words An .ng other thif 60.
SHE said. ''Ali have 80 L. have ..s
rrc' gnIzr headers tear wl.n y.,u li.,,
leaders u - yonr ~gafit tp I.nli ti.,m.
down l. w:.IIe tabor cp1ns-- a .vn h.r,.
from thu ~ fti' anal -upldtnt yeu. yru
have i"rred u ri.r woman thst w.rA-
Tor me- II my ri'.-s--t irIsnd. l,.u giv.. g.
great deal niprr tian the ~htr l..o,.i..
Sad your children To- ~,.h 81 and k..t.
thsm 'Et - r,nrl lnu have sinf,s. Inrsf,
tnt there J. grrat ds al nl.,r.. O., "a. ,i,..r
The D~u. ttr'~ Of the Confr,irra~y h.s,,
h.en taik ing ~Hd planning 4" .r,,t .
nonun ent 9" your faithful an,e~to--.
During tlIe period of th. tiNii War tl.s,
Il not one case ~hs-rr r,iOrei man "a
suited or to',k advantage OF a wh L. We
man"
Miss E-iellc Thompson unveiled th,
rnt Islnent aite' giving "a WIND T,en tsr
tire oi 'hs monument and WHIT 4 stand.
TOR Rev & G. >"nlervilie. H.. u 10.
D.. gave thr is'iieat"ry prayer Tl.- or
stOr trr the oeca-ion k-V - = Morli-
was intr~in.s~i ~ we'll cil,-..n words o.,
Lawyer " NJ Reid Tho nr,tl,n VIZ.
Of the highest pstriotir er,l,.f tnl "a L. ,.f..
j yell by al u lio heard it
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-15
NO EXTRA PENNY
FOR PHONE CALL
New Revenue Law Also Removes
Necessity For Stamps on
Legal Papers.

Ws-hiugfpn ~elt 9-U ben fl,,. pex
gsnrral revrnu~ lnil ia--ans sae.ti.e To-
DAY i'n-in'-- men throughout tie c.,nn-
~ we're relieved q the stamp taxe-
~hirh they h~se ie--n paying since Ds
crinl-r o. 1917 and uhheh were 4, have
continued until l''v.eiol+r - a the year.
TIE general revenue bill rer~sl..I the
emergency revenue i,ill stamp tsxe- and
tie Internal Revenue Bureau hz- ruled
That reveno~ -tsInI- sre not inquired
The stamp tsxe- regsrsle,i inela.l~ tho-e
Psid "n Telegraph and telephone ms--
-age-. parior czr -est- and t-rth ticket.
b "'ci-. certiiicst-- 81 Inceise.ine--. bills
Of sale. nots-, ex .,rs-- and freight. pro
te-t-, periumery, co~metic- and chewing
gum.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-15
THE COST OF LIVING
CONTINUE TO INCREASE

The INCREASED costs oi living are hriny-
i"v constant complaints iruu th.. iuhal,
itsnts "' our ,ulsgr-. towns. citleS and
the in.iu-ti isl districts. AMI u H. randi,
ssrlllng intp national chorus al prnt.>t-
from ps-'pl- OF all rlass.-- in th,~-,. s,nm
ununitle-.
With the rapid al, anc,'- an tls. url,r-
OF all kinsi- at f~~i-tniis within tia. past
s'N months. snj the Increased .,.-t- .,i
fuel. clothing and other ns.,---sri,.- %,
liir. ti'~ ms--s- oi sl,r is.al,i.. "i th, M
tel states arr brought fasr 4" 3. - viii,
conditions that tl,'orr.~ Will neither rem
ely or alleviate
The pronl-s. of r.sinction ma the ..-i-
of living ~hirh ~rrr INA e.. D., certain,
p'litl ian- in i1i" have gone. a. i'm,
fi-k- remarked. "~hrr- the woo.ih.n-
i~'neth, that II. "GI, the -l-,ut
The charges made iy tll...,. sainr ,@,li
ticisn~ that tlir hIgh c.,st~ "l living ~rr,
csu-.d 10y the then existing tarfl seem g.,
have hssn hot air. for tll,-~.. same ,@,liti
risns have tinkrr,.l tl,r tariil -., u lnu-r-
'h~ reNrnue~ and rieva,s-- the c..-t oi ll,-
Iag throughout the r,.I,nl,ir
"" regret o. say that th.r,. L. not tl.,
slightest svi'i'.ncr "i "A r.~iuetion of the
hlrh .''-t~ 81 l'vlnr ,n rirht in tl,.. MT
ed Stats-
pom tl'r contrary. everything l,"ints
Z" an autumn and winter nf ,Ntrnor.li
nArily hugh pric'- i"f iu'.l. t"r t.-ri-tnii-
and i"r rlothlnv
HE very last important mr~-as7. g..
C"ngre-- ~n- Legislation 4" advance tl.
wages "i tp.,1sp men nn.srr the know.
Tact that the StO.,Nsi.,1sl or the 80.
"H',"p. whichever sum that advance. it,,
p '~''- mon ti'r railways. must i.. met D.,
'h"rt incrrs-s-- "f railway taNatipn ul@,n
the I"~'I'lr Every gallon "f milk every
lS'nnd "i u 'ur. ., sack "i gram. ever,
Ton "i '''ai. every I.plpd oi nlrat. ol 81
guar. "i tea. "i ccfi'-'. every ati,lr that
''nt~r- thr h"ta-- of tlr q pI,lr "i th..
'.'tr'i Stai'- will undoubtedly l-. rall..I
upon Z" c'ntril'ntr H. pr"I,prti,n ui hirh
rr ireIgiii-. ani thus ln=tsad oi l.x.r
costs "i living tlsr .'sb,,sHp,oso oi s...t,l..
ot the nitr.i ~tate- are al,,ut L. i.- .as-
ir'nts~i by another 1ivan.r in Iric.--
L. II unrhArltable 4" in.iuirr. ~hat
si"''it tlr-r- Profui--~ nf ipf- to r.rlnc..
ths c.sts oi living,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-15
CRIME REDUCED

CiAfie-t"n. September o. -Fr,-i q
Blue. STAT Tax Conmi--ion-r I'm r.
-'Htri''''"s male Pui'lis here. claims that
in the t~O year uir -tatr rrol,,l,it,,n
'a~ has t~--ii IA effect there ha- l--.n 4
r'~i'lcti"n 81 'l P-r rent ~ ..rinlr aud 80.
I'er esnt ~ drunkenness in West X4f-
gnu" lii- claims ar ,s-'-i on hxnr.--
rr'fiv'~' ~ official rep,rt- fron m,,,.
Than - municipalities in tii~ stat .h,.f
-i'"~ hAt the year beforr the Law vent
i1t" ehes't there lY..s,s arrest uhile
'in'inT TIE iifst yraS alter the law 49,
i'~--'~i u'ii- nufni'er ~a- rs-iprs-I l., pgs,
AMI TIE y~ar iuilp~ing o. 80.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-15
HEADQUARTERS OPEN
Chairman Hatfield in Charge
Successful Committee Meet
ing Plans Aggressive
Campaign.

The Republican Ex-cntise Coutnitt.-.
oi McI',~rll county held a very nLrr-
e-ting AMI -uecs---fnl meeting ~ welsl,
saturday and ylan- ior the campaign
~ere worked out Hon . Mo- INNS IIat
be- Il presided at tie u,srt,ug ~hlsh 49,.
"''t only attsn'i'~l by u.s. I,rify of tie
neinisr- 81 uir rvtnnitt.~-, l,ut b., man,
Di the county AMI district candidate AMI
EePui'lican lea'ier- from throughout the
county
C'd. ". Pnrirrirr f.yns r,i.,rt.~i tl,at
he l'sd -.curei t~o r,sfn- ~ u,s Ia,n..
inild'sx iVr county headquarters and
ii'st tl'ey sere feziy Tor DJ~ning.
Tie ee,nuntt'- ds~i,l..i Z, hasr .sd
"r~i hnfrsu 90 cilargr .i = r,,lor,,I man
D" ti'- hes'iIuartsr- ant - niotr,l ,,a--..l
authorizing Chairman Iiatf~ld o. A..
l'pint tl's e''i0re'. mansgrr. l,ut Mr Haf
h~id Referred tlse inattrr o. Me--f-
Adams. VI ~,n. iiin and IannelI. ~.
coipre'i nn-ml~r- n tii- K~tIl,iiran %
ecutive COInmitts-v. aud alter O. ,nierr,py
W 0N'WNN"H~ ~ NIIf fNIIII IfIfaII
deci,i~d o. csll -oins n tie rsrr~--ntat,,..
m~'ni--r- 81 M l'eoIde- Cpinged K.,.,sl,.
licsn OrgsnDstI)n tgrtlser aud msks
the Recommendation o. tie chairman
throusi, that tysiy. Sazxs-tion- a. t.
tie consiuct - tle canpaign we're male
~ CD. ". Bursridxr Psyn~. judy I
&. H~rndon, AttDrDsy Samuel Soiin-.
>quire- a. q. IInnord snd e.. e.. Fr.
Dr. : Dame candidate for sheriff
W. J. Hsiheld. candidate for a--e~-,.r.
Judge g. L. Counts. ,.s.;ri-se for pr,--
ecut'ns attorney, AMI other leading. Re
publlc.Ds. Chairman Hstf~ld va an
thori1'd 10 take charge % the. h..,Iqosr-
sers and do ~hsssyer n-cr>~>ry an u,~
ah.ncs Al he full comnisn.L
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-15
Successful Operation

Mr.. Incy Ann Pfe.t.n. 81 Martin
willie. Va. VII" md -ecnt d very -sriof-
operation ~ liarf.-,n'- i'r.vate Ho~t-taI
st kimbsli .-hs- - successfully recovered
that slIe lett the hospital ior the home pi
her brother. Mr Peter Ma--hali. l~st
week and Vii ~pon H. able o. return o.
her home. 10 = very gratifying O. her
many frIend- To- vrne-- the rapld re-
every irom her long Hines She Vas
heard % szy, Long live Dr. Harrison. -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-15
Returned From Va.

Ne--r- An.irru anil anderson John.
90. tam hrfti.er-. oi l.andxrsn end
f't ri,- hatr Ig-t returned from their
'li hDinr iu ArPomattox couuty. Va.
~icre the, hste i~rn On ten day tr T.
D. thc OH hoins-tcs'l a.iia~tsng -ssse NJ
Is'rtaut lani f"stter-. Ihs--e to young
men. a'~aJ- inslu-t. iou-. economical ana
coi'-'r' alive. arr men snD are Looked
upon a. tn Tyre sfd c,a~- 81 citizen-l,ir
ne' del ~ make any community letter.
brightr and more wholesome. They
-pent the time both prolt2bly g. xell A.
toyou-iy.
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male yOtef- all i,r ad.ie,l l,nt -. uo,n.,
v"tsr- To every i's1 naturali1,>I mall.
v"trr- will ie asiiei - - n.tnr.l,>..s
~vfnen VOTERS
ln West Virgins there are h., ul,ts
nais- o. every lisI ~litr females sxrl..
-ise 81 ~hIe ivreiynefs Tl,~rr are n,s
,~l.~ Whit mals-- iu tlli- cla-- over %
yesss ~ age % ~OInrn arr gwen th.
vote there ~iii IT, a.i,i.-i L, th. uh,t..
~i'--t"ratr 2',,.'''' iefnsls. rhu- % every
l''I Whit fuen ~ii0 sr,. al -ady vo,....
~lll h. ad'is-i ~ IL. e,ui-1 voter L.,
'tiier words. a present There arr MIN.
~h'te s"s-- IN the -tats o. every colorr.I
and natural 'levi vote. Among .o,,s,
there are o. white vote- q r.ery c.,,or..,
and foreign vote "
~ the s'il't'on .. - ~om-n - the
eievtorste. therefore. the t.r.,t,,rt,on .,u
~ rai-ed from one N~vro and for.;s,,
vote o. every nine ~hite sote-. o. one N
every twelve white vote-
But the o-D-u- IT 1910 shows that of
4.S's' T---ons ia Wet virginia Who -,
n"ither read nor wit. gy,JII are mem
. S2,is5 women. In other words n
e.. Try i've illterat- usle- there arr ~,
ur females. Tbus when women are Id
ded u the electorsts q much 49,
proportion OF iilsee scr viii
eonss4n<st larger proo~
-
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A BOOMERANG.

ls-.!Ir- Weekly
Senator'S ~hp "pI''~.-i the Clayton an
q trn~t nr' t~" years agp are ~itnr..-tnr
tiir iuiiiilnFnt oi most oi tlrir l,r..ilc
t'vr- made tlssh A. a. tl,. consequence. 81
~>-nItIng labor uuIon- from tie trn
VISIONS oi tli~ anti trust la~- The elan .
eNepi'tinx the labor unipn- La nov r..
art'~i in boomerang ia-iiipn against tI..
Democrats wh" pz--s~i a. u wa- thi.
at ~hirfl "a'ir I~'--ii'i- strike ni MA
tivnai Fr"irprtipfi- n.i..r the Sherman.
"a tie '''1rrniurnt might have sl~nit
- .th tlir -iiiIstiuH even a. the Daul,ur,
httirr- were c"ait witt, Tlr. D,.I,artii4,.I I
oi tu-ti'r o NIL have brought -uit srain-i
u" unions A. q np"n"l~'iy aud 90 rA-e
pi c"ntIrtIon Ihrre - ,uld have. fs-.r f,,,..-
90 imPrI-'r'uIrnt Np. a. eannst eve.
i-'' injunction prDcts,iIng-
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e 'rnitt,v ailsurnrd
coloKfD Efrl EIIcAN~ HOLD
~t>>loN
sunday afternoon representative m..in-
t. ~ al the f,~spl.-- c.,lor.~i H,,.ul.l,.nn
pfgani<st ga itotn tiN- at IN. dl-trirt- ,n
the county met in the Times office Nir-
Tres q ~. is'c~. al \"rti.i,rk. and pr
W. J.. '"i-.'n al tins city presided and
al rr tfs di-sus~ion- unanimously An
th"ri<esi ~sVr~tary :. a. Moon to writr
the county chairman recommending A.
'd~ ard ithi t"r manager of tlir rolor,,l
hnrrau. TIE recommendation wa- wrat
ten ami rirI'si 10y the s.~.rrtary and
Ms-~rs kisr aud C"l-on. Ni,,. presidents
and M"i day aitrrn.~,n Chairman II.t
irid announced the appointment oi Mr..
itii VII" i"-san hi- WORK ru.--.la, a. rn
He i'lHii'ii'an county headquarters
q e iI'i'- r,onl- " AMI go -.cnnd hoos of
fsynr in'lding Th.-.. are two large
iivht AIRY r'sptis- N ith ante rooin- ad,.in-
lax "nd are -I'lrndl,iiy outiitts>i \ larrr
banner rNtru,l- arr,.-- ti,.. street from th..
Payne huilling L. liz. MsDowrll Cnunt,
National Bank banding The work "f
tahu'aung tli'' v"trr-. hnding th, wherr
ai"'it- oi tlHae ~h" have moved iron,
one PrsS1n't q" another ami arranging
I" r't th''~s' wli" taii,~i to rrsii'irt i,.ior,.
tt" primary ani sl-" tl,.'-.' ul,s have 90
VII l"ts'in'. ''i acr i~.i. g. thr \oNrul- .
r''st''n placed "n the repatriation f.a,k =
AT tii" ot"i"r ms~tinr "f tl,r count,
'"uft IN A"tivr. vigorous =I-.ak itly cam
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WIN IN MAINE
Millikin's Lead 1928;
Hale and Fernald For
u. s. Senate
u III 'tlng elimination of Dn,. ni lIutf,,
figiit- iN"r Magt~i in ~tatr and
Marked l;'.uni"n oi Erpubliran
anal l'r,s,rs--iy.. Partir-
MAINE Et>t LIS FI,.IEES FOKIIIE
LAST ~IN YEARS

i'l -t~tate rls~.tIonD curti-- fR.
i'"l'liranl ~isciri royernr 10y plural
ny over fiainr- "i q; lss t.ar,inrr
tff'vrersIyeD rectl,ei ~ -, IT,
l'l2-N " IlsDn. 81 .ll. l..r..~v.lt.
-, l"i. Gai'. -, %, Wil,pn'- pin
falty. t''' t,tni,in.-sl latt Ani
Roosevelt MAJ 'ritJ over WILSON. 20.
'r',
l'lp- Drinocratic governor sl.4t..i
by plurality "i ~..s,.
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Several Of key-sone's citx~n-. both
~hIte and colorci, have h<>u Waiting
tia Blue6~ld fslr dir 49,
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Portland. Me ~..rt. D., With all
~ rinrt- ln tl'" -tat'. frprte,i. returns
'"r g",rrn"r give MilIkin. Republican
Q l..Hli tnrti-. lD,.m'rrat. ~ ,Os
For nitrd ~tnt.~ -.-nAtor Frrnnl,i.
X i1'utiican. u.,.. iIAl~. Republican
90, -. Jpl'n-',n. i'.n..' rat. 90. g,, Ills
Dfm~rat 80. 80,
n ti,r I;Plliican c,ngr~--i,nal cand
Il 'ts- h''i'l ti. leAd they had al - lat.
Ia 'nr. i."n'- .: t.ppdail. 90 the iir-t IL
tfi't Congressman John a Irt~f- ~,
the ,hIrd. and lfat lirr-~y. 40 tl,
t"iirt'i vii b" siest.~l
The s'ect on ~A- the elimination ..,
one 81 ti'r hott'--t iigii- ever ~ag.-i ,n
the -tat- and marked the r,.ilnIon OF ia.
kFI'ubiican aud l'r"grs---i4 s,Artl.-
VIM difference 10 iTi ga.- the eI,~.
I raj VT "i Mann o. rrrsrl..nt Wilson
and t~o years iats@ resulted in the ..ls~.
ton oi ts"vernor Gurus. a ID.-rns-r.t. i,,
= plurality of 5.l-p IonIgit- fgIre-
indirate that ti'e larger Ir-r,rntAxr of tl,.
l'r'gre--ive vote. AhIcl t~o years ay.,
49, j.. 20 49, c~-t t,isy for tls R-
i'ni'iicsn trkrt
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Mcdowell County Offers Good
Oppersun,t &c for Negroes. IxeeIi-
eat Schools. high ~.s~s
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Miners. Coke Men aud Lab ,rers
~ants az over Mcdowell Coun
~ Business Openings.