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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-30
IN MOLINE LODGES

Moline branch, No. 31S, National
Letter Carriers association, will hold
its monthly meeting in Swedish Olive
hall tomorrow evening. Several mat
tiers of importance will come up at
that time and a large attendance is ex-
pected.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-08-25
TOO MANY ACCIDENTS
Inspector Blenkinnopp Calls A.
tention to State Mining laws.

During the month 81 July there were
forty one fatal accidents in West Virgin
ia, in and sround coal mines Mcdowell
snunty was IN the lead with eleven. Fiv,
"f thrse were ln the thirteenth distr Ct
For the fiscal year ending June ~. 1916
heI'cwell .''aunty killed I37 men. sixty
i've of rhese were in the thirteenth die
trict. ! will be pleased through yonr
valuable paper t. call attention Of all
mine foremeD in my district, the thir-
tenth, u the mIne foremen and their
ItIe-s- In fact. all Officials are subject
u the mining Law (mlne foreman and
hi- duties, ss-,. a.. page ~. mine fore
meB and assistants. sec. -. page q;
sc. 80. page a. Tbs latter sertion. 4
carried ont a. IL - intenlei. will elm
mate many aoridents. merely wish
call attention OF all mime foremen an.
their assistants that on their exsmr O.
& ms each day, upon finding dangerou-
conditions, u - their duty to cover SCR
ion 90. of the mining Law. and sta,
dicate With chalk mark where a prot
should be set. hut stay and -ee Il j. sei
before leaving. There are many other
dangerous practices that can 30 elm
mated u the mine foreman and hi- A..
si-tsnt- insist ON th" safety ir-t method-.
Prom now on the-e fatal accident- vii
10 investigated very thorouvbfv and
should u 10 found tha, the csuse va.
due To negligence ON the part of the fore
man ~ hi- assistants. The Law will tsbs
IT. cour-e. Asking the corporation a.
all nine officials to reduce accident- IT,
tins, the thirteenth district. remsin.
Yours very sincerely.
J.. BIENKINSOPP.
Inspector Thirteenth District.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-08-25
Deputy Sheriff Bramer Says Every
body in Raleigh Will Sup
port Republican Ticket.

deputy sheriff ". G. Bramuer. of
Winding Gnif. Raleigh county. while
IN tins city last Friday. Saturday and
sunday attending u some very import
ant business was asked what Wa TIE y,o-
liticsl sentiment in Raleigh countv -inc.
the primary and he replied: "well. !
~as for tsenersl Ale Lilly Tor governor
" was most of the v"ters in that county.
hut ! arm satisfied that every man alnlo-i
~ a unit, will hight just A. hard to elect
the Republican ticket from president
down A. they fought u nominate Lily
Al bis people. and they are levion-. vii
vote the straight Republican ticket and
there will be no doubt about u Iecau-
Gentlemen, what else j. there for ~ n
10? We ave all Republicans. and d
Lilly had received the nomination, ".
III would have bad tosupT,ort him
From What Mr. Brsm'"er say ~ hav,
al reason u believe that tho DemOerst
Will fare very roughly in Raleigh
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-08-25
TWINS ARRIVE;
ONE COAL BLACK
THE OTHER WHITE

Denver, Col, Aug. lO-Mrs Mabel
Owens, the white wife OF William Owen.
gave birth To twins and To the amsze-
rnent Of the do~tors, the girl Was a white
baby and the boy Wa black. These two
most remarkable e children know a To the
scienre of Obstetrics are lying here a.
wards OF the stste, 20 which care the
mother reiinquish~d them. owing 20 the
TACT that the father deserted the mother
and she Is unable tn care for them
The boy had heen named Robert and
the girl Elizabeth. Ii is the belief Of the y
doctors that the male child will re-em-
BILE the mother, although different in
color. and the girl will bear the resem-
blanee Of the father
At tie STATE home Of dependent chill
dren the strangely difi-rrnt twins lie.
having been removed from the Elorenc.
Crittenden home becanse 10 many per
sons came there Ia see them.
IL the mother can be found again e.
sign over the Children t. the state t n.
expected blood tests will be made to de-
termine whether there n AN actual racia,
difference between the two As far A. blood
~ concerned
Denver physicians, scientists and chic
l'ie experts are deeply puzzled 10y the
twins snd re searching ancient amt
modern works on obstetrics and child
birth for parallel cases
Assuming tnat there IL one father
phy-lcisns now claim that the character
istics of the two races have been distribu
t-d between the tws children aud nos
combii.ed in the both As ina usual cases
No noveli-t ever dreamed of the limit
less complications that all through their
lite will follow these babies of my stery,
the most remark able children in III.
world.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-08-25
MUST DECREASE
SIZE OF PAPERS
L. B. Palmer Charges Messpslistis
Prices Prevail With No Help
in Sight.

New York. Ang. ls.-The hoard o
dir-ct"r- aud ti,e paper committee of ths
American newspaper pnbll.i,~r-' 49, 81
alton m-t here today aud took step. de
slgned To- hiring about further r~.iuctior
IA the consumption of newsprint paper
rhe following telegram was sent Ia all
members:
Prodnrti"n "f new-print paper is aI
rs maximum and there i. no surplu.
stock on hand
The demand will -non increase with
no hope IN s'ght oi supply sufficient r.
met it. Monopoiistic prices nov pre-
vail and will increase unle~~ dem and is
immediately reduced to a point we'll To-
how producfion.
The only ~sy to accomplish this i
Tor you and every publisi,er Ia dra~tically y
es"nouiIzs by reducing the humber Of
pages printed
Reductions To he effective must bs
made immediately. How much will yon
rsSiucr consumption
tSignsdD -. Is. PALMER
't"r American Newspaper Publisher.
i--arIstion Directors
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-08-25
B. & o. RAILROAD EMPLOYS
THOUSANDS OF COL
ORED MEN.

James Jox"n. ~bo ~ s,ssrist~d with
si'e Baltimore * ohio Railroad. WA
qnr-tionr'i by reportrr ~ to the fsciI-
'tls-- and the nurll,er of colore,i men EN-
ployed by the u q %. K X though h~
spoke reinctantly. ~icn closely question:
ed. he said the Is. n %. employs $40
colorrsi lsborer-; soD colOrrd men I'm
pl"yed Iirr 80. Empire store and :
''sprv~. y Y. l7 color-i section fore.
men. : col"re'i -t~nogrsph-rs I chief
e ~rk relief department. and legal bureau
: colOrei SPECIAL representative, I coloresi
pnbiic buresu. col0red labor agents
md I'"lOt-. ! col red mans hotel. Har-
l~r'- FERRY. bscked by u. n o.. has
sIsrihc instructions against any dI.rriu-
nation In the passenger service nor an
the selection 81 their employees. Iti- |.
distinguished feature that one colored
enpoyee enjoys all ps-- privileges and
relIri department. BENEFITS. and IL - the
only road o. 10 -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-08-25
IN KEYSTONE FROM KIMBALi

X. L. Ming. better known and com
monty csiisSt Uncle Matt outhor of
the modern 'Dr Kings New Discovery. ."
accompanied 10y Mr.. Garland Waiting
ton. tettrr known in s.sriety ~ Judge
Wstiington. we're visiting friends i'm
keystone Sunday. Thy called at the
Times oiiioe where they l-,snrly whil~,i
away lew hours with . hunrh of old
politicians Bob k.ng is one of the old
war horse. rock ribhed Republicans and
the boys all like hun lie IL couruug .
little too these days II is strange to say.
Tie subscribed for tins paper ~ he sent
to hls mother IN North Carolina.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-08-25
COLONEL v.
BURBR|DGE
PAYNE NOW

IL is with pleasure that w. inform the
people Of Mcdowell county that Gowr-
nor Hatfield has commissioned Hon. W
burbricsr Payne a coi"n-l on hi- -t.ff.
This 10 IN honor we'll bestowed tor IN
service to she ps-o2le of Mcdowell and i'm
rsSognitiou of the valiant fivht M. ha.
made Tor the Republican party Tor thirty
years or more no honor n too great for
this veteran of hundred political hat
tis~
The Mcdowell Times snd the ent,re
Negro population Of the county salute
Col. w. u. Payne. friend and servant os
the people. leader among men. uncom-
promising Republican, of the oil school.
fearless defender of right and n-tic-
high toned political leader and organ
i~cr all around eoai fellow and native
son of the state Of Mcdowell. Hat of
70 Col. Payne.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-08-25
THREE NEGRO MeN ANO
TWO WOMEN LYMCHfO
Were Accused e AiAi.g Bsissy
Long. WE Shst Csss stable and
Doctor, TO Escape.

GAINESVILLE, fla.. Aug. ~ -Five Ne
xro<s. thrr~ men and two women, w~rr
taken from the jail st Newberry, Fla.
Early today and hanged by . mob aud
another Negro ~as shot aud killed by
deputy sheriffs near JonesvilIe, Fla, n
the result of the killing yesterday oi
Constable =. q Wynne and the shoot
ing Of Dr. l.. q. Harris. by Boisey Long
. Negro. The Negroes were aroused OF
aiding Long u escApe.
fo~sss consisting OF several hundred
men are tonight searching line woods
about Ne~l~rrv. eighteen miles from
hsre, Tor trse II Long.
Dispatches from Ne~t~rry tonight said
that the mob which lynch~d the fv.
Negros- ~ss composed of sbout nsD mer
and worked qnietiy and rapidly. Ate,
gaining entrance n the jail they tool
tile virtims - . point about . mile from
town and hanged all on one large osi
tree. Not shot wss tied, the dispstri
said.
The Negro shot near Jone-vilIe ale,
Was said n have aided Long TO escape
A want "ah" will bnng IL
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-08-25

work ami enthrons-s doubt
Fear 10 a boon companion tn disaster
The mind in the grip Of fear turns from
the light upon the mountain to the shad-
ows i'm the valleys. The face OF se=r =
the blesknes~ of the past, hut it- clouds
cannot coz bat the piercing rays "t the
sunshine of the future
Resolve "a turn your back on the ms
fortunes "f the past Let the roseat..
hues OF the future command y"u to go
inward. Take courage from a dream.
dare aud do.
Courage strides forward shoulder e.
shoulder With determination Courage
will snnder the thickest wall, clsave the
bitt~rest opp. p.~itipn. disrount the nnIr.--
sible. liz In = magic taiisnlsn that puts a
smile ON y .ur lip-, hugh h"I.-- an your
heart and the luster of ts-anty reveal a
IN the eye.
Ii you journey to mset this brave hand
take With you the words OF mol, IN
poet:-
- From compromise and thing hall done.
ke~p ire with stern and stubborn prids.
And when at last the light IL won,
'iosi keep Inc still un-st'-tied.' -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-08-25

All iover- Of liberty wlI stand aba-h
II tiie fcti ~ Of tiir sheriff and hi- d.pu.
iie- az Autriru- in attempting to keen.
Americans from leaving that locality m
or'irr ." -'.,.nr, work t. f,etter their con
iti"n. ia D. grrat reminder of Oh
lay ~ slavery AMI other countries where
irsr arfi.if- are pfolni,itsd The main
ans of tn present unrest among th.
ai"fing Glass Of our s--,ple can 10 right
y trace'i o. -iIch acti,n- A. ensrtsd in
imericu- dur'ug the week Advahtsv.
~a- taken oi tbo-r men. and some a.
them -fould have-had -uiIicient pluck to
resist tho arrest ana -,rk re,Irs---.
SEVENTEEN Negro -cbool boys arrested
and n'ld over night 90 the city barracks
simply i,e-cau-r they we're seeking lucra
tive work in H. y .rflfern feld-. y the
pItiAl'.e plight in ~hich the -tu,Ient. Who
arrived here la-t week o. -ail for tire D.
iacco fiei'i- of q ,nnerticnt f0und them
--ive- The noy- bad committed no a.
tense whatever against the city of ~svap.
nah or the STATE ol ',-orgia and every
one of them carrlcl r. cl,ntract for work
IN the north -igne.i sersi months ego
nth 'ir fri,tr l.f-..- ~ Ne~ York I,
. truc tha, tiify eere ut he.d under any
charg'- i''lt were -'ury sirtaiDe,l ~ ait.
nsr-'-. Ut Ny urre sept AL night IN
an uniit ntfIe ro,fn iu the gnar,ibou-e
and caH-s 4 o. 90 iurr tne indixnst,s- ~
the or'iinsry pr -,nrr anil 7 ,rcevl o. susi,
the sailing 81 t're next steamer. thrr.
"ay- iater. II ~a- nrr lle-- detention
~ f'is i'py- snd 49, rvi'~ptly done q
irs. uvrurrn~r sui int fni.izfe them. Ru,
-neh -rtion by flie city l,lic~ depsrtrn.,
vii Mt stop TIE deportation ~ Isly,
from tlli- put II ~a- msnife-tly sn
effort o. -~srr ti,e l',y- and prevent 9th
er- Who might le going north ~ way n
thi- T-yrt rom showing up. The tor,
arrested were a very intelligent. Hkel,
lo,king crowd AMI their apprehension b,
the city suthoritie- simply t,~can-e the,
were passing througi tie clfy en- rout.
D. lncrativr empioyfnent 6eid- of The
north > rr-rnteyi - every veil thinkins
Negro CT zen here We xonder vhs,
strp- would Chief Detective Mnrphy and
hi- s--ociats~ take o. stop q similar move.
ment of white students. IL - int sneh
treatment a. tins winch 10 indsscing Ne
xro labor % 20 ~ other felds whenever
tAs opportunity prs.snss is.it. nd snSl
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-08-25
MEN TAKEN
FROM TRAINS
WHOLESALE ARRESTS TO STOP
IMMIGRATION OF NEGROES
TO NORTH.

Amerirn-. Ga. Aug l6 Almost hal
n hrndrr,' \rgroes werc arrested al ar
early hour tins morning - they started
on ih'Ir 'urney to CITIES in TIA. north
AMI eat. where they had l.~.n promised
work Armed with state warrants rt,.rr.
'ns rrI-sieinran-r "a formidable array oi
pd e men AMI deT.uty sl.rifi-. acc IN
I'Sn"~l hy : lcit"r Il ak ChIl.-, bruuyh,
tl'e N'-gr - back a. tins city. where they
vii De- held pending legal ot-rati"n. T.
u ~ the Wholesale emigration Of Iaborrrr
from this section.
Tine officers gpt wind of the fact that
a large number "f Negroes from this city
and vicinity would ~ntrain on the pa
A. m for Savannah ~n route to northern
and eastern points. and realizing that
the continued exodus Of Negro labor L.
bringing about "a -rri ,I- condition of af-
iairs among the FARMERS oi tins territory
they determined ID end the practice il
Pe--ibie.
>ner'n Harvey. D.puiy Sheriff Bol,
i'rice. IolI-ernrn I.purry. >unrnerford
sig-by. Chalkiry and solicitor Z.ck
thIli- All boar'i-, the - ~ train with
warrants In their possession. The Ne
Sroe- holding transportation for the
north sl-, ciimlr'.l aboard. aud not until
the tram wa- speeding toward Leslie dit
the "iii'rr- i~-gin thar operations
Wy authority oi tie John Doe War
rants tli" "ilirrr- t.,ok INTO cii-toly all
\egr."-- bound Tor tlie north and slrtrain
II VIII Them al i."-'ie. where antn
mobiles were in waiting t. bring th.n,
"ark o. AmerIcr- with their prisoners.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-08-25
Singer Company is
Employing Colored

Elizabeth, ". J.. Aug. 10 -
-oI"rei men are now employed in the
singer Sewing Machine Company fac
tory in this city and the company rx-
Dects To have aD employed before fall.
The men are mostly from the ~onih
md are fine specimens OF their rsc.: big.
brawny and intelligent. A few are iron
the West Indies and one a full-blood-,l
ifrIean, lac coming from the Congo
basin
Superintendent Do-ch. of the Singer
Company, speaks ia the highest pri-e 81
's new ~orkm-n. saying that they are
Industrious AMI wesl-behaved
The Singer Company has alway~ cm.
p1oyrd some color~d men in their fscto, y
but not such q large number A. present
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-08-25
THE BLIND SOLDIER.

Will W answer . question. mother. say
IL q morn ar early night
irs funny jet st tirst. you know.
Not havin' your own sisht,
II l'm botheriu'. tell me outright.
D~sr'e hoy. it's the mornin nov;
Don't You lie 'shamr,i u ssx.
of r"urse | n answer = hundred an more,
Aud nrver think it . task.
Then tell rne. dye s~r in the distances
A misty haze q blue.
That hangs like . bunch of yrsp~ m
touchesi
There tue purple lsn's plow-d new
] see Il. desrie. now you We spoke.
My. how POUR eyes do see,
I've thought I've saw oil that was there
Since ivvsr VA. thre~,
Look ye again; don't rel blush crs~p
Through the pine- where the field dip.
low
10 usei "a mind me o. . <nan an maid
A-kissin' with rhseks a-glow.
Mother. dye see the show?
Did ivver' Ia. jist like that, desrie,
Az like ~ life. an tine:
Hut it's queer I've niver ssw before
The look q that bearded pine,
And close bv. dye .ss tie willows w.vin' >
Jist wssrh them in the brseze.
They ~ wh'sperin. noddin', blinkin', I
het ye.
Like xos.ips st their tees.
M"sher. dye rse shs srs<.?
d". an it's snilio' tan cryin) I sm,
AZ tile los you've made rns ind:
For a. think tie you thss's sssin',
An me the wan shas's biindi
-kstherins Mann.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-08-25
TEACHERS MEET At
BlUEHELO INSTITUTE
Dsternined to Spread aud Enconr
age Boy and Girl Organization
Of Thrift and General
Improvement.

Col"rrst t~ash-r- b. th.. nuinl.rr al 81.
'n~t at ''~ HIurt 'ld C.'l"rr~i InStuut..
Monday "'r"i"g al the call .l sl.nnty
Superintendent j \. Fr,nrli. VIA. .n
r"ii~h them. oryani<ssl th- nnrmal. iut
's-ing .uintn"ns~i L. Princeton. tu,t,st
~" -s's-''n over ." A :. I'~ai. principal
"i the blu~held colored -chosl-.
frof. w. w. sanders, state -up.ry,-or
snd Mis- Ida 4. PIumme- a hlvh -el,uol
teacher. of Washington. ID. g.. are the
instrurtors s.-igns-i here.
The i"rmer instruct,r oI,rns-i the ~--
SION With full di-crI.-ion of the "N.,,
American'-m." p.triotlc citlzen-l,ip with
out the hyphrn. The Washington t-art,-
er delvesi INTO ''Sss-ial service Dnt,.- AMI
Teacher"
The tsclier- expressed determination
G. sprss.i and encourage 10y aud yirl
orssni<a IONS of thrIu. literature and
general improvement duripg tis~ .n-n,uy
year.
the 'll"~ing -nroil.~i N.--.f,,n.- "
P'rrs"n. !. ID ralm-r. .. ~ Tn.lo,
v Fd~ ari-. Elu~tirid. .. B J.,hp-
.o.i. h""i'~il >. - 's'ring. Brunxrll: VI.
v fnsI-ii. Ms-C.mas. " = F..rrrll
lab to T.
Misses VI. h. Brown. A. Is. shelton.
J. * ''ny. A. Pl-s-ants, A. D.. Taylor.
|ir'-e Cosbs, NJ r.. kendrrk. C.L.
Johnson. A. VI. P.trirk. 4. VI. IIenikr.
Il BIuefeld.
A. NJ. McDIsnshsD. Freeman: l.. NJ.
King. NJ. Anthony. r.. l.. HoIl-y. T.. Is.
Fuller. BranweII. A. l.. Garter. W-t
'rshsm, Va. VI. A. Rogers. Panther !.
'" A. Robinson, A = Peal. Biuei.ld
r. ID kueker. A. r. SPENCER, Prince
TN VI English. McCornA-. WI.
washington. Montgomery B. A. Wood.
Brsmwell.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-08-25
RAPS HAYT|AN POLICY
Ralph D. Cole Says Presidest Re-
flutes Mexican Attitude

Washington, Aug. ~. With the -spe-
| ton oi the Republican National Cou-
mits~~. Ralph ID. Cole, Of Ohio. Who =
IN ehsrgr Of the Speakers Bureau of the
kepublicsn organisation, to-day made :.
trenchsnt sttsck upon the a.tn,in,s,,.
tons policy in Hsyti
Every step Wooirow Wilson h.- L.
ken in Hsyt constitutes q refutst,on Of
everything he has said about and . -,ul-
thcst'on Of everything he has done IN
M~xico," said Mr.. Cole.
The state Department nov come
Toward ~ish boast of -uc,-e--ful accom-
p'ishment- m the diplomat e. held tl,ron,l,
the application Of sru,e.i force AMI .d,,.
sr diplomacy N ths tangled affair Of
Hsyti.
President Wilson has led .r,o..,
foece, Intervention aud the .,s,-,r-r.s,.,,,
Of the National Guy Bank Of Nex yo..
20 coerce this little rrpuo,,r ,nto -.
and quiet. He has folloxe.i thi- 80.
% disnseflcaily oppO>ed Z, the uexicso
poicy Oh ms own making. in an out of
tns vsy corner of the world and undrr
Ne ovvsr OF . military cen-prship.
Oonessslng his policy of force pur-
eusd IN Hsyn with Mr. wilson. -
'ssvso proesseatsoD- OF hrs Discriminate,
70 svid ne use of force In Nex,so -
csose of he high moral CONVECTION sbss
iorce y wrong against The weaker -
ions, the convietion he gained sroora
49, eere : aDoeber SITUATION shsch pro-
uo1 es holsovnes of The mor,l -
- q - WiIson sdmin.uorsokoS- -
- 0nnhDR ankiaruA
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-08-25
TEN REASONS FOR
WOMEN SUFFRAGE

vote for woman suffrage is vot.
Tor
1-Ju-tice, for it is fundamentally ami
obyiou.ly unjust To grant to one SIX a
monopoly Of the powers OF government,
shiie exactrBg from the other its shar.
OF the maintenance of government
2-TeDpersnce: Whiskey has no more
unrelenting foe than woman.
3-Humsnity: CbiId labor, the sweat
shop, undue honrs OF labor, the oppres-
son of the work arouse the indix-
nation Of woman and will not survive
her Do~se~.ion Of the ballot
4-Good Morals: Neither white slave
~ nor the economic conditions which
esuse it. nor the lsxity Of divorce laws
cas withstand womsn's opposition when
sbe has the political power 10 express 10
5-Econony: Woman is the econom-
ist in the household. Given her way.
economy Won 4 be imposed on city, state
and ns,'oH.
o-fbe ScnDls: ~ woman will ever
suo."it to such 'tsrvstion OF the public
scbopi sS-teD Ss'- f~ing effected IN
Orestrr Ne~ l~rk TO mn polnieisns Of
ths Prendrrg--t s"d M'Li.siI tyEe.
7-itscP When women hold IN.
balance 81 pO~~r At tie y-ls no admin
istration viii venture D rush the nation
10 the brink OF wsr.
s-S~i.s Reform: Every agency for
Tie b<ts-smens 90 D. sn usIty nov finds it-
main support among women With the
ballot they can is-Ip 60 eozct into ls~
thos~ n~v'isul RETURNS winch nov they
can sdvsos~ only ~ citation.
-Pvsisssl Il d-I-pdepce: No wo-
nan vhi submit ~ .b. dscsssson Of Q Do
nesesi bnsI That . chg tks bouun. In
BsUs - Ssv Jss.y. - - -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-08-25
MJ;T PAY FOR fOll0MIxS PUBLICATIONS:

THE heavy ani increasing cost OF publishing
papsr and the aIarmingly high water
mTk prices deminded TO be paid for all print
inZ m iteriiI and stock Of all kinds have become
serious problems With newspaper publishers
Therefore. FRIENDS. much OF the char
table work this paper has done for many con.
Germs in the past will now have to be charged
for. And now. for the benefit OF those who
occasionally send obituaries. funeral notices,
menorisms. card Of thanks. and some other
few things that have for their object personal
advertising" interests the rates for such pub-
lication will be one cent uc) per word from
this time on. and parties sending them are
hereafter requerted to send the cash necessary
to their cost at the above named rate.
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C. 8 0. MOD|HES
BAN ON LIQUOR
One Suit Case Css Nov be Brought
il d Properly Labeled.

The Che-speske & Ohio railroad. fol-
lowing recent conrt decIsion-. has nodi-
fed the han on lshele.i f-oze ami nov
permits q passenger to hoard tram sith
one suit es-e containing liquor provided
"a 10 propsdy tagged.
The acton of the Chesapeake q Ohio
follows that Of tire Baltimore q Ohio and
other railroads o. -rqnei to the court
desisicn which overturned injnnct,on-
hlthe<to IN elect.
An im'"ed'ste increase In persons car
ryiss pseksess Of liquor on the @. 4 o..
sssi.s - sossrsshss according % pro-
|hiniakan suneA
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-08-25
Be NOT AFRAID

Fear y the greatest ol~trnctor. Lack
Of courage bs- kept more potentisl bis
men and women IN little circle~ than
perhsp- any other single spiritual infiu-
eBce.
Fear spikes daring plans. hinders the
achievements ~ audacions IDEAS. di-si
pats dreams that show promise a trans
formation into actusIity and rings black
curtain down upon a scene that holds
great loveiines- and t~suty.
Fear 's the great proera-tinasor. ID
peAsars promsss and puts . ck.sek-rsis
- pBfnsDnnns- IL asnh g. =