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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-11

proclaimed and Negroes were
the worse sufferers even though
thousands of white men lost
their vote also.
These same Lilly-White SUP
porters are attacking Judge Ira
Robinson stating - "a ia a
relative of Fred n. Blue and will
retain him in Office as prohibi-
ton con missioner. liz our men,
DRY serves US rightly the Tax
Com missioner is appointed for q
term OF six years. Mr.. Blue
vas appointed bv Governor
Glasscock and has some time vet
TO serve The next governor.
whoever he may be. will not hav,.
the az pointment Of a prohibition
com missioner. Lily of all men
should not discuss. or want dis
cussed by his supporters Tn.
question of relationship.
Beware voters of placing in
thce any man who believes in
the lax enforcement of the law.
The governor. prohibition officer
or any other public official who
says he will wink at certain vic
lations of the law is a dangerous
man because he is liable To wink
At a mob seeking to lynch you or
your fellow man.
This paper was wet when the
state was wet and We are wet
now but every man with a Thin
ole full Of sense kWws that the
liquor question has no place in
this campaign because neither
the governor nor the legislature
can legally make West virginia
wet and the people will not.
III people are being deceived
and the deceivers will reap the
punishment they deserve-ig-
onlnous defeat.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-11
SENATOR E 7. ENGLAND.

In this i--ue appears the announcement
Ut Nenator England Of Logan county for
Attorney General Of West Virginia. SEN
tr England was president Of the W
Va. senate at its last session. lie IL An
ale lawyer and a =, lendid man. H.
'ndear~d himself to the Negroes in 1914
b. tl'r g'~s { iight bee nuasi, t. keep IN. nm
from Icing deprived Of their rivht 10
v"te. The Democrats Of Logan cresteI
a reign OF terr"r and would beat mp and
~"'ot NegroeS Who attempted 10 register.
>''nator England stood With them, took
them ." las "ilice for protection and a. a
result his office was wrecked by Dem
o'ratic hoodluIns and thugs. lie j. q
Dix, square. able man and has earned
the Negr"'- support ~ risking his lite IN
deien- Of their rights.
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SCHEME TO DEPRIVE NEGRO or REP
RESERVATION.

TIE Negroes of Mcdowell
county should awake 10 their
political interests. Ii they do
not arouse themselves To the
eminent danger confronting
them they will find themselves
minus a part of the representa-
ton in elective officers which
they now enjoy. The Mcdowell
Times has reliable information
that certain white men in this
county are conspiring to prevent
any Negro from being nominated
Tor the legislature and to even
prever:ti e nomir alton of Negro
es for Justice of the peace. In
tarying out this conspiracy the
are offering encouragement and
assistance to lumber of Ne
groes TO become candidates for
the same positions in order t.
divide the Negro vote and when
that is done four white men will
announce for the House of Del
exates and two for justice of the
peace in each district, for whom
white en- will vote solidly and
with the Negro vote divided be-
Tween not only the Negro candi-
dates but also among whites, no
Negro will be nominated and the
Negro will lose his representa-
ton 1t is unfortunate that Ne
Kroes will lend themselves I,
such a nefarious scheme and n
the pan IS carried further we
propose To call names and advise
the 5000 Negro voters OF Nc
Dowell county to vote only for
Negroes where white men and
Negroes are candidates for the
same office.
The Mcdowell County Colored
Republican Organization should
be called togeths without fur
ther delay in order that the Ne
gro voters of this county may
discuss ways and means to guard
against such duplicity.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

i take this method Of announcing n
the Republican voters OF Northfork Dis
tnct that l am Q candidate for The NOM
nation Tor the Justice OF the Peace 10 be
voted for &c the Primary election 20 be
held on June 8, 1916 I sm now enter
ing upon the closing year OF my second
term e Justice Of the Peace Of North
iork District During the entire time
nave Done my beet 20 measure ont even
handed Justice 70 ell, 20 serve all the peo-
pc honestly and faithfully and 70 in ev-
cry way measure mp 20 the responsible
itie- ut the pnsition. How well / have
sncceeded. Jon the rood, true and LOYAL
nepuo ,cAn voters are the judges and I
eheerfuily submit my claim to further
nonor 10 Jon IN the firm belief thstwhat-
ever Jour verdict, it will be right and
Juse. l most srnestly solicit your snp-
port and yourvoee and assure you tnat n
nominated and elected I will strive 10
merit your confidence.
Very sincerely,
WILLIAM II. HOWARD.
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THOUSANDS WILL HEAR HATFIELD

Governor ii. ID. Hatfield will
deliver the Lincoln Day GRAFTON
At Northforks Kim "a :and Guy
omorrow He will be greeted by
thousands Of his fellow citizens
IN his home county and il the re
are any who think the Governor
mas lost any Of his popularity in
Mcdowell come and witness the
great host that will travel from
Tar and near to hear West Vir
ginias greatest governor.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-11
NOT HERE.

The United Mine Workers of
America officials who met at
Ashland. Ky. last Saturday night
and decided to begin the organ
lzation OF the entire state of West
virginia have taken for them
selves a great task. The senti-
ment Of the miners in this field
Is against this organization and
they will 90 slow before giving
AID or encouragement to any or
gaDizatlon whose service To them
Is of doubtful value. There is
and has been for PC years p-ace
and harmony between miner and
operator. The miner ~ doing
well and will not take a chance
on being ordered out from work
because an inefficient member
81 the Union happened to get
hred IN Alaska. We are of the
opinion that these labor union
nognls will not find many men
In this section who wan to be
organized or "unionized" Int
then the walking delegate and
organizer must have a job at the
expt nee Of the miners and IN.
Ion'zlng is the only way he can
get it.
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Be NOT DECEIVED.

The supporters OF the Lilly
White ticket are attempting t
deceive the people in wet" coun
ties and towns by asserting that
II that ticket is nominated ard
elected the state will again be
wet In dry counties il is al
legged that Mr.. Lilly is stating
i helped make the state dry. {"
and In wet counties be tells the
people that IL elected he will call
q constitutional convention r.
adopt the Home Rule plan as il
now IN force in Ohio. In TIE
nrst place the governor canno:
call . constitutional convention
and the legislature will not, be-
cause the organic law OF Yves,
virginia Is good enough for many
years to ctme and ev.ry Negro
VINO remembers the constitu-
tsonal conventions of Virginia and
North Carolina viii vote agains,
any candidate who suggests on.
In this state, because. until tbes
conventions we're held in tn,
two states mentioned the Negro
enjoyed the right of suffrage and
wss not jim crowed. but 90 soon
- they we're hsld. disfrancbise-
oeos end jim crow car laws we're
5000 sod ~ people of the
Donooo were - 80 permitted |
~ . - - - Of The
wersI
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-11

10 pay- any man o. live straight and
" at square With men ~hefber in POI.
tics or bu-ines@. Crooked deing- and
double dealings will invariably react
against the man Who cowsrdly attempt.
-uch methosi-. Colored men who boast
81 icing leaders ought aIwavs look out
AFTER Tie interest II bis people fret.
know he stands for the lest interests Of
the people a. q whole and neser be gull.
" OF taking public stand for man.
men or MEASURES because Of per-onsI
reasons. The people to-day are asking
ne question: Why and for what !.
Bill. Dick. Tom and Harry doing 90 and
81 Asd ts.cy have right ~ ssk the-e
QUESTIONS
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-11

Noting the well-deserved .trietur,s 80
x-'d'ns Georgia Iynchings in your e,,;.
'sor'sl OF January -. IL SCENE worth, q.
mention that the fate M.tth-~ : On.x
uhe once popular Penrsy's PATTON -.int
w@s the chief instrument in prevept,n.
Deorsls and several other Stst. t~com.
ing civilized. II the writer's memory !.
not at fault. VIZ. Quay, more than an,
Individual, vS reasonable for the d~fe.,
Tor the so-cslIed t.rse bill. the en.ct.
ment Of which would eventually h.y,
SUPPRESSED the inhumsn bsrAsris.es
which now prevail IN many states. Had
the Republicans Of that date proven
other than traitors 10 the principles os
their party tire southern state. would
contain more homes Of the really fr.~.
Justice and fair play toward the Negro 70
actually . farce
Manhood or womsnbood, % far a
that race y concerned, meets with a.
most a. much consideration - . dov.
and any white per-oo ~bo dare- 20
think tsloudD differently rec~ives ss near
" a. po-sible the same show.
A CARPETBAG6ER Or 81 Year,.
kusseil, Fla, Dec q, 1915.
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eATTo mo NffM0Kt


Dess Ediso~:-
y rrquss a our beloved passor and
deeooas 81 the Antioch Baps- church. -,
- 3D. 900
vslnah's papen for the Uplifting Of th;,
oar eosorsd rec. spirisually end po,it .
esAly In ths Ssass Of Wee vurrinis. s
annooncs 70 The public ss Iarrr IN,
shower a blessins. thas iesl On Antioch
isH ssbbssh. beKinnins early susdsy
morning with . veil tspebs SUNDAY.
school. ard bslose the clo-e Of the am
The temple - veil 6lled.
Whsn prayer service begun, tn~y
showed that they came for none Other
pospnss than that N rrc~ive = D;v;n.
o'essine. Thu proved mt On 10 = fail
nre- ProoPsly ss eleven, the MT y.
Kew. q. F. Reed and Mos smith a.
oended the stsnd with DR.. p. n. EJ-
wsrds. Of Blne6eld. xho wsa 6, preach
lor n that day; and after the introduc-
ton 81 DR.. Edwsrds, he aro>e and in =
shost while asked NJ 20 c,nsult John ga
While he talked for awhile. We committed
Jim 90. - long ~ we could. uutiI u
were made 10 forget John "a, and think
Of Heaven and Heavenly thines After
The pessine Of this shower, We retired for
dinner.
We re-sssembled ct p. nd PRAYER
service BY Deacons Garner and Harris
lt was announced that thu should ne m
Ordination Sermon. Dr. Edwards aro.~
WITH the applicant where he could look
nim square IN the face and asked him to
coosider Rev. 1913, subject, Gripping
E1entials," and added that he should
hold fsst; and al We can ssy tor the ~.
OF TIE sermon, some were shouting and
come crying. come moaning, and Deacon
Garner praying me rdinasion prayer
The charge TO the applicant by D-ac. n
j. b. Harris, the charge IN the ehur. n
by the pastor. Deacon w. III Fultx n d
n. IS.
Collection By Deacon Jas Jordan.
Those who contributed from pc. and
upward are - follows:
$f-OO contributors. Nose Smith, Jno.
HELEN, Z. F. Triplett, wm. Acken. ].
+. Tstnm, James Jordan, WIN. Borden.
Charley Reynolds. J. b. Harris, Offus
Turner. Sam Wellington, O. Rob-r-
son, w. H. Fultz, Henry Tatum, Jno.
Tatum. O. O. Spear.
'5c. contributors. Jno. Neal, Nett,e
Blinkey.
SIC. contributors. Mamie JORDAN.
Mary Lee, Mic Williams, Mary HELEN.
Ralph Henderson. Emma Triplett, Lula
Harris. Willie Martin, Jennie D<b< sny.
Asry Neal, l.. Nowlin. Mis-. Bo,d. n
Mile Akers, Hugh Peaks, Amen n
Spess. Mrs. b. Spears, Elizabeth Gar
per.
25e. contributor DR.. r. q. Warner.
Dr. Wm- Gray, Maggie Watson. Ida
Giilisms, esdie Howard, Mis Novlin.
Mr.. Tucker. Jas Roo, Thos. Penn,
Chas. Bucker.
Toeal collection, $500, All went - q
Donation ~ the pastor. DR.. Edwards
parting words TO the church was II con.
tinue for the faith. He made q strong
appeal 70 young women and men to pre-
pare % meet the demands of the dav
with ~ our race, 70 save their
money and buy . home.
So ends . long remembered day at
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-11

Special rates u churches. school. and
colleges.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-11

WET yIRGINIA

WET VIRGINIA:
AZ kuiss held in the Clerk OLE. nj
the Oreuis Court OF Mcdowell Countv
On ths ira Monday i'm February, 1916.
Virgie Blsnkenship.
W. In Chsnc.ry
Allen Blnkenship
Defendant
Tns objecs OF this suit q 10 obtain
iron NJ ds(endens By the plaintiff .
vINCULO MATRIMONU
And q sppsaving from an AFFIDAVIT nov
on nie With The papers in this cause. thst
Ne oeeendone - . non-ruuident n the
sses a WEI Virginia; it y th~r,forv
osossed ~ The said defendants DO An
Peer - the Clerks Once Of he Oircu,s
court Of Mcdowell County within one
month IRON the dsss Of The ORA pubIica-
ssoo o. this order, and do whss Z ner>.-
~ 70 process his intsrsus hersin.
And it - further ordsred that a coov
o. thu order b publishsd oncs . vsek
for pour s1eceBive vesks In some n>vs-
pepw IN meDcveil County. and shss :
copy a - s.ms 10 pnsosd e he fro,,
800 o. Ne cours bouss Of Mcdowell
49, ~ swssty dan bsSors decree =
a go. H.:
y. BURsRIDeR PAYNE. Or.
A. @. Fro& p. @
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-11

FOR SALE A prS6ss6se s,s...s-- =:
nrocery, general merchsndi-e, wood and
coal &C Salem, We. stock and future.
on hand, Hour thousand dollars. Am
coopes'ed N seii on socouns Of ~ besIsh
M - Feosoeshts oevsDs. AdLdspD:
- Asd<ssos, ks.ssk<, Va
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-11
POSSESSES FINE LEGAL ArrAnaNsrNrs

zones FROM Section of State That Never Had Any R.eoe
ton on State Ticket. Although That Seetie. By Reason
OF Recent Industrial Development. l. Bses.ins
One OF the Leading RepubEean SezeasheaA
in the State. :
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-11
HONOR ROLL KEYSTONE
ECkMAn GRADED
SCHOOL.
FIFTH MONTH.

80 sss wsVNhH1>
EIGHTH AND SEVENTH GRADES.
f. l. Ram, Teacher.
Neither sbsent nor tsrdy. NJ. T.. Mar
shall. r. ID. Cobb. w. A. simpson.
Genersi excellence IN seudis, r. ID
History. Albert b. White.
Spelling, r. ID. Cobb.
English, Madeline r.. Marshall.
Agriculture, Albert b. White, ~
Claire Moore.
Department, Locke Wilson, Marcel.
ius Broadly.
SMITH AND FIFTH A GRADES.
Mrs- Helen NJ James, Teacher.
Neither absent nor tsrdy, Harrison
iiairton. Ellen Cannsdy. Mary D,.ison.
General excellence. John Goote, John
Giles. Edward slaughter, Anna Bell.
Jackson, Ellen Cannsdy.
Arithmetic. jos. Graft, John Goode.
Gladys. Taylor. Robert Manifold.
History, Hunter Price. Samuel Slaugh-
ter.
English, Bette Green. Cora Benson,
Mayme sykes, Olivia Coleman.
FOURTH AND FIFTH B GRADES.
Miss Sarah q. whitticc, Teacher
Neither absent nor tariy, Willie SAW
yer, Dsrce Sawyer. Annie M. Marshall,
Verona simpson.
General Excellence, Thomas. Mary ID.
Green, Marshall Hairston, Daniel Pow
ers, I-eona Hall, Lille Powers.
Reading. Darce Sswyers, Maize Brown
isat,el Whitef Esther Penn.
Geography, Willie sawyer Willie Jack
Verona Simpson, Thelma Coleman, JOIN.
Reed.
English. ssllie Cottrell, Willie Jack
son, Thelma Coleman.
SPELLING, Bessie Thompson, Elixsbssi,
Lark, Wesley Clay, rhelms Coleman,
>ohn Reed. Esther Penn.
Arithmetic, Willie Sawyers, Bessie
Thompson, John Reed, Father Penn. 1.
White.
THIRD GRADE,
Mrs Elmira r. Young, Teacher.
Neither absent nor tardy. Robert Hol-
land.
General excellence, Anirew Hasron.
Walden Baker, Bertha Robinson, Eva
Finley.
Geography. Mamie Chamber, Ethel
'Apscomb. Alfred Thompon,.
English, Lille Witcher, Gertrude X ,b
inson, Richard Gather.
Arithmetic, Andrew Campbell, Louie
Taylor, Bessie Coases.
Penmsnship, Bertha Robson, Eta
Burnett. Viola Loftis.
SECOND GRADE,
Mis- Lucy Maynard, rsscker.
General excellence. Eiizsbeth Fo-n-
tain, Ernestine Redd, Mary wingfield.
John Hylton.
Reading, AIphonse Anthony, WIN
I.yles, vernsl N ,ore, Lucille Warren.
Numbers, Simeon Warren, Geory~
Minis, Maggie Hale, Judson White.
FIRST GRADE.
Miss Mary Whimbs, Teacher.
Neither absent nor tardy. Pullman
Dodson, Fletcher Hairston, Gay and
I.e::.a:::=- LELAND.
General excellence, Pullman Dolson.
David Mitchell.
Reading. Mildred Covington, AImeds
Fountain.
Writing, Canyon Bryant. Almsis
Fountain.
FIRST AND SECOND GRADES. Annex
Miss q. l.. Sinxford, Nescher.
Neither absent nor tsrdy, Indus and
Bernice Hill. Hayward Simpson, Cleo
pstra Csnnsdv.
Reading, Harry Lord, Indus and Bur
nice Hill.
Geuersl excellence. Watson Par.on
Ernest Howard, Nathan Curry. Allie
Wade, Hayward simpson.
Enrolment for the year is 39. which
- live more than il was for the fifth
month last year. The average daily st-
tendance 10 is2, and, while il 10 very
low, probably becsuse Of sickne~ and
cold weather. il 10 ten more than fo,
January, 1915. The s-hool !. provrr--
ing nicely and the children and teacher.
are seemingly happy.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-11

FOX sALE:-Life Of Booker I. .sWssb-
Inxton, 90 pages. - illustrstsons. Pr,cr
~ - sHy~bere. Frank =. brixhs. SIS
IN Ssees, Honsingsoo, w. We.
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flarliden 3altbcrtrdfte Der rdtbleIbaf=
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Sann mill 9ndbi9lt Srieoen ltIieben
@nglano = aber cher uitbt!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
Scenes nus Mnsrdtine.

Srob Der a11gehltd) gentadltett
Irobnlrgetl, oab Sic Sitter bes Sc
lebes - adlt OIL Ser 3abl - l%treifen
miiroen, fals man ibnen nift Sic
gewiin'd)te 9ofnerIl6hllllg bon $40
pro Mpl1at gelpabren mitroe, erfiil=
ten lie geltern mie iiblih lire Ifliht,
obgleid ser Stuotrath ibr 8elud OBJ
ldlagig bei@ieoel1 bate. IS folt1lte
nidt in grfabrltltg gebradt peroen,
mas sic @lautrode iest SIT thlln ge=
benfen.
Ser S11br1nalrll @lln altber. Ser III
Sen 3ieniten eiltes bieligen &ohlen=
|@eld)afts itebt, farl1 polt 8liid nad=
|lagen, ba er beinabe iein redtes slltge
berart perlett bdttc, oab CT Sic Seb=
fraft fiir imr1er perloren batte. Ger
Ilbrmann lpar nit bent 2aben oes
BrennmoteriaIs beidlaftigt, oils ieine
|Shal1fel al1srl1tihte ltno oas ldarfe
@rbe berlelben III lcill @eltd)t ldlltg.
ST. erlitt cine tieie Sdu1ittlpltl1oe 81
rett iiber Dem redtcn Ml1ge nllo llllB=
te dr5tlidle @cbanolullg in Inlprltd
nebn1en.
Sotparo CHANDLER, ser INT bcn
Settler @eton : Mnlagen arbeitet, 500
|iid cine ldnpere Gerlebuna an Ser
@ano 5l1, OILS Elm idNueres Stiid giien
auf oielelbe fiel. Ser 3al1meu MIR
Be oerortig serqltctldt, DOB Oerielbe
icoenfalls ampttirt meroen nrlB. Gin
herbeigcrltfcller srst ~leiltete Sem Ser
lesten sic critic @ilfe.
Gle iroiltben lleberreite bon @il-
liam 8arnett, meld)er lal1ge Sabre I'M
liibliden Staottbeil gempbnt hate,
nnb IN Ser @ohnlu1g ieines Neffen,
81. Mnore, go. 966 Glm StraBe gez
ltorben NOR, iirb nad} Sopefa. &all-
los, gebradt mornen, no bic @eeroi=
alllla erfolael miro. Ger 9abinae=
ibieoelle ltano im Sitter BON 60 Sab
rclt.
Nn Ser 9ahre oes Gerltnrbenen
traltern bier Sphnc, cine Sod)ter,
bier Sdlpeiteru ms 5lpei 8riioer.
Ger minoeriabrige acon Hioer,
go. 202 Geoar StraBe mobnboft,
muroe bl,rh Midlter Goiter gesen
$500 @iirgidaft fiir Die @ranb-Sltrp
feltaehalten, nadoem er beidr1lbigt
muroen par, cinem Minoeriabrigen
geiltige @etrante pcrahreidt slt ba-
ben.
Sra1f 6. gaolot. cit IolisiIt boz,
Mllscatine, bat ieine Helignation ein-
gereidt. was %alpaeblid aus Dem