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Cotton Bloom from Wedgcficld.

The Item has received a cotton
bloom from the farm of Mr.. F. Ma
rion Coulter at Wedgefield. Mr.. Coui-
ter's was not the first bloom received,
but it comes close upon the first one.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-06-14

Deming, New Mexico, June 9.--Two
bandits who helped Villa in the CO.
lumbus raid were hanged In the coun.
ty jail today. They smoked cigarettes
as they mounted the scaffold. Militia
guards are on duty at Columbus.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-06-14

Athens, June 9.-Preparations are
being made to remove the government
to Larissa. There is great political
unrest because the Allies have re-
newed the blockade.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Open High Low C1ose C,o..

washington, June 12.-President
wilson sends the platform to ST.
Louis In three sections Senator
James carried one part, Senator Walsh
another part and Secretary of War
Baker leaves tonight with the Mexican
plank.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-06-14
BETHEA ASKS REELECTION.

Ford Pilgrim Announces His Crudi.
dacy-Runs From Sense OF ID,
Columbia, June IA. j. Bet.,ea,
lieutenant governor, announced his
candidacy yesterday for re-eelction to
this office. While no formal platform
has been outlined, the candidate COM
mits himself to strict enforcement of
the laws Of the State to be effected, If
need be. by relentless warfare" He
also advocates an extension of the
public school system in such a manner
that no child shall be neglected. Mr..
Bethea commends the national policy
of Woodrow Wilson, and enlists under
the banner. Democracy and America
First"
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SUMTER COTTON MARKET,
Corrected Daily by Ernest Field, Cot.
ton Buyer.

Good Middlipg IL 7-8.
Strict Middling IL 5-S.
Middling IL 3-8.
Strict Low Middling ii 7-S.
Low Middling II 3-8,
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The president sent this reply:

The president sent this reply:
Dear Mr.. Justice Hughes: am in
receipt Of your letter O.. resignation
and feel constrained to yield to your
desire. therefore accept your resig-
nation as justice of the supreme court
Of the United States to take effect at
once.
Sincerely yours,
Woodrow Wilson,"
In legal circles Mr.. Hughes great
est work has been regarded as the
opinions in the cent rate cases from
Minnesota and half a dozen other
States. In his first year ON the bench
he announced the decision holding
unconstitutional an Alabama statute
that the court decided sanctioned a
form of peonage.
He wrote the decision holding the
Oklahoma Jim crow law, applying to
interstate commerce, unconstitutional
and dissented from the court in its
action In annulling as unconstitutional
Kansas salute making II: criminal
offense for an en- rloyer to require an
employe to agree not to join a union
He also dissented in the Leo M. Frank
case. Joining Justice Holmes in hold
ing that Frank had not been accorded
q fair trial.
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COURSE FOR CLUB WOMEN.

Winthrop College is Offering Course
OF Lectures Which VIII be Found
Interesting and Beneficial.
TO the Club Women of South Caro-
lima:
At the request of Mrs. ]. w. Allen,
Mrs. Alexander Long, and other Club
Women of South Carolina, Winthrop
College is Offering short course ar
ranged especially for them. This
course will be given during the sum-
mer session OF this year. It will be-
gin Tuesday. June 9th. and end Sat-
urday, July 9Th. 6
This course will present an oppor-
tunity for as serious study as the wo-
men desire or just for attendance on
the open lectures and the lighter Offer
ings. In either case. a woman will get
many suggestions which will help her
to keep abreast Of the times.
The summer faculty will present
material from the standpoint of the
woman In the home who wishes to
serves home and community in ade-
duate fashion. The offerings will COM
priso the purely cultural. the prac-
tical. and the spiritual.
The following are the offerings
planned;
rY,n EYO~,no.
The Family Budget,
Home Nursing,
Health Essentials,
House Planned to Eliminate the
Servant,
Care of Milk and Butter Making,
Bread Making. p
Balanced Menus for the Family,
Fireless Cooker Demonstration,
Back Yard Poultry,
The All Year Round Garden,
Economy and Taste in Dress,
kindergarten Methods in the Home,
Open Discussion.
Art:
Elementary Studies In Art,
Household Decoration and Furnish
ings.
How to Judge Picture.
Literature.
What Books to Read and How to
Read Them.
Story Telling.
Folk Lore,
The Bible as Literature.
Civics.
City Planning,
Parks and Fairgrounds,
Town Libraries,
Organized Charities.
Curb Markets.
Tree Planting,
Beautifying Yards.
Recreation:
Use Of Gymnasium,
Swimming Lessons
Each woman planning to come Is
requested to notify
d. 3. Johnson.
President Winthrop Normal and In
dustrial College.
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lIlES ACCEPTS NOMINATION
12nn0Ns EBOM SUPREME COURT
1RSOH 10 BECOME CANDI.
- DATE FOR PREa-
= DENCY.

OAVB FUN kxSESA.
= DENCY.
Acesp>s Leadership Of Republican
Hn1tV - Duty to save America from
usU1oonsion-In statement OF Ac-
espeancs He Makes Attack On VIII
Z -
Washington. June 10.--Charles
1vn,s HUGHES resigned today from
~ guprsms bench and accepted the
Republican nomination for president.
- . tslsgrum dsnounsing the admin
1oosa&iea's foreign policies and de-
eoas111g for Dominant. thorough
ooong Am>ricanism." lie gave his de-
G(u1oa - Chairman Harding Of the
leoshlican national convention and
oeehs, ,tAs long silence which had kept
- IsaAsrs Of his party in the dark
- - his attitude on what they term
- The grsat Issues Of the day.
II have not desired the nomina.
~" Ne telegram began. Il have
@lshea @ remain on the bench. But
- thts critical period Of our national
Aloeorv I recognise that II IL your
x1g&& % summon and that 1t Is m,
pnsanount duty to respond"
within IN hour after Chairman
lrae1lng AaA notified hira Of his nom.
ina&aoA ~. Hughes had accepted the
sall H]s rssignation, scant two
~ le<tsr without Z supsrnucu,
yoeGs wss On - way,t thS White
uUp1e from the Hughes home before
, ~ neminls had Dispatched the mes
60 q aeosptanos. Prsaadent wiisor
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Miss Sibbie Hill, of Cartersville, is
spending some time with relatives i'm
the city.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-10
EcllowSville

Up until the recent hard rains we
have had excellent harvest weather
and most OF our farmers are nearly
through with their harvests.
The hard rains OF the past few days
have replenished the water supply.
which was getting very low. and will
be of great benefit to corn and late
crops.
A. L. Sidwell is i'm Ringwood attend
ing court
Greed +. Bolyard came in from
Fairmont Monday TO spend few days
at home.
Mrs. Nancy Watson, OF Tunnelton.
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. w. w.
Bucklew
John jenkins. who has been con
fined TO his room for the past few
weeks, is able to be out n little at
this time.
Mr. and Mrs. David Stevenson, of
near function, were guests of MIR.
and Mrs. John Jenkins the first of the
week
Quite large crowd were out for
Sunday school and preaching Sunday
afternoon. Come out to Sunday school
Sunday morning.
Is. +. Woodward and sons. Ernest
and Hugh, and Creed Il. Bolyard. mo-
tored out TO Function Monday night
TO attend the X. OF u. lodge there.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-10

At the City hospital on the West
Side last evening Charles II. Jenkins,
aged So. died as the result OF Sc
we're case of appendicitis with compn-
cations. Mr.. jenkins had been I'm bad
health for some time and recently he
was brought TO the City hospital, to
be accurate. on last Friday three
weeks ago. The physicians recogniz-
ed the fact that Mr.. jenkins case was
far advanced but an operation was de-
termined upon i'm an effort TO save his
life. But the patient was too far ad-
vanced and the ravages OF the disease
had gone too far TO stay IL and the
complications incident To such infec-
lions and he gradually weakened and
death came at 1920 Sunday evening in
the presence of his wife. son and 9th
er relatives who were at his bedside.
The remains were prpard for bur
ial and were taken TO independence
this afternoon. The burial arrange
ments have been set for Tuesday
morning at Newburg at ten o'clock
Mondays Grafton Sentinel.
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lakes Run

Harvesting is the order OF the day
here
Elmer Radabaugh has returned
home from Terra Alta where he has
been attending school.
| Mrs, ID. T. Cue has been ON the sick
list but is better at the present.
Mrs. G. NJ. Radabaugh is able to be
out again after having very severe
sick spell.
Lettie Robey is staying with her
aunt. Lucy Stone. for a while.
Melvin Mayheld is working i'm the
mines near Masontown.
Luther Stone OF near Masontown.
had the misfortune OF cutting his hand
very badly with cradle scythe.
Mrs. Raymond Stephenson of New
ell, Pa, who with her two children
| and cousin, has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. J. L. Radabaugh. left for
Clarksburg last Tuesday where she
will visit relatives for few days.
Glenn Radabaugh is working for II.
A. Hartley.
Pearl Robey is staying with Mrs.
Golden
George Taylor. wife and two chill
dren were visitors at her mothers last
Sunday
Elmer Radabaugh. Troy Taylor.
Chester Taylor and Miss ocia Rada-
baugh were visitors at Easton one day
last week
There will he box social at North
Union school house on Saturday. Au-
gust 18th. Everybody is invited to
| attend
+. s. Golden and family were visi-
tors ut VIM. Greathouse's Sunday.
Charles Radabaugh has been on the
mail route for the last ten days. while
Mr. Kelly has been taking his vaca-
ton
w. 7. Radabaugh has been helping
Reuben Greathouse through harvest
party of young people from here
attended the picnic at Beech Run last
Saturday and report nice time.
Corn is looking fine. oats nearly all
cut, and wheat all hauled In. All are
done moving. We have hustling men
In our community.
T.. s. Golden and Mrs. ]. H. Rada-
baugh attended the Sunday school
convention at Reedsville on Sunday,
July Goth. They were delegates for
the North Union Sunday school and
report very good meeting
Mrs. Ella Everson has returned
from Bellaire. Ohio. where she has
been visiting her daughter.
Sunday school nj North Union every
Sunday morning at 1890 Everybody
invited TO come
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Bretz

Miss Louisa Poole OF near Morgan
town. is the guest OF Misses Dora and
Laura Taylor.
We are sorry to note the death OF
Henry Molisee of Brett He leaves a
host OF friends to mourn his death
Mrs. Lizzie Welten is the guest OF
relatives at Morgantown and Elkins
Mrs. Will Longsdorf and daughter
Pauline OF Keyser. were visiting rela-
tives here. Mrs. Longsdorf returned
home Sunday accompanied by another
daughter. Miss Carrie.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold a
festival at Mt. Vernon Saturday night
August &C. Every one invited TO at
tend.
A. w. linn is very low at this writ
ing with blood poison.
Mrs. John Newman met with what
might have been a serious accident
last Thursday. While on her way to
attend Mr.. Molisee's funeral the three
year-old colt she was driving started
to run away. Mrs. Newman and Mrs
Hirsing both jumped out OF the buggy
Mrs. Hirsing had her left arm sprain-
ed and Mrs. Newman was bruised con
siderable but not seriously
Several people from here attended
the festival at Mt. Vernon Thursday
night. Every one reports a nice time
Harvesting and picking berries is
the order OF the day.
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r. No. ! Albright

News In scarce.
Still very hot weather.
Hay harvest is about finished.
Oats harvest is pretty well along.
Some are blowing for wheat
The whistle OF the threshing ma
chine is heard this week.
This settlement was well represent
ed at the Beech Run picnic on last
Saturday and all report n good time.
A delegation from here attended
the services at Sugar Valley on last
Sunday.
John Van Sickle tx spending a
month visiting friends and relatives
I'm Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor w Wilhelm
spent a day visiting the formers
brother, Arthur. since our last report
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Galloway
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting
near Sugar Valley.
o. Y. Shaw. of Bruceton Mills was
in our neighborhood Saturday on bus
mess matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Clark OF Nor
gantown. are coming to their farm
soon to spend a month during the hot
weather.
Frank II. Gale is on the sick list
at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Gibson and
daughter Garnett are spending ten
days at Mountain Lake Park attend
ing the Epworth League convention
and the big Pentecostal meetings.
Miss lisa M. Gibson OF Morgantown.
is spending a month under the par
entail roof.
w. o. Walls is expecting to leave
Rockville this fall.
Herman w Dlllow was at Albright
Monday for goods for the merchants
NJ. s. Johns was at Albright Mon
day on business
Charles A. Galloway, our miller, is
making some extensive repairs on his
mill here preparatory for the big fall
run OF buckwheat.
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Broadway

Arthur Kelly and wife OF Kentucky.
spent several days In this section Wis
itlng.
Arch Whitehair was I'm this section
last week after spring lambs. paying
3 cents per pound for them.
Several people from here went to
Beech Run for a picnic Saturday.
Hence the rain.
Mrs. Il. d. Liston and daughter are
spending several days on the Eas,
Side visiting
y L. Menear OF Pleasant Dale, was
here Sunday.
Frank Pell and wife spent Sunday
near GAINESVILLE with friends.
Geo. Shay and wife spent Sunday
with T. r. Gamers.
o. G. Carroll and w. G. PeII we're al
X. d. Listens Sunday.
James Liston is helping Frank PeIl
with his harvesting.
o. o. White is now trylns 70 master
the italian language. Success to you
Otis
Mack Shay was at George shay's
Sunday evening
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Pleasant Dale

Harvesting is the order OF the day
Sunday school every Sunday morn
ing at 1880.
Frank Pell and family were visiting
J. y. McClanahan's OF GAINESVILLE
from Friday until Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Shay were visit
ing T. F. Gamers Sunday.
Joe Schmidle and Darrell Garner
made flying trip TO Sugar Valley on
Saturday.
There will be festival at Pleasant
Dale Saturday night. August ls. Pro
ceeds for the benefit OF the church.
Everybody invited to come.
Reese Shay and family of Tunnel
ton, were visiting Geo. Shays Sunday.
We sometimes wonder how many
OF the people OF this community are
reading the writings on church at
tendance by the Kingwood ministers.
Ross Lemons OF Manowu, was call
ing on Edison White Sunday after
noon.
Miss Ray Carroll attended the coun-
~ Sunday school convention held at
Terra Alta last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White attended
the picnic at Beech Run last Saturday.
ID. l.. Menear was visiting X. ID.
Listens Sunday.
Mrs. T. r. Garner and daughters,
Edith and velma. were visiting Geo.
Shays one cay last week.
Kngwood Grange No SSS will meet
Friday night. August IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kelly of Ken
lucky, are visiting relatives In this
section.
Otis White was at Kingwood on
Wednesday night riding the woodman
goat.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-10

Every attraction a good one at the
coming chautauqua
Floyd Bishop was here from Row
lesburg Monday.
Columbus Nose. OF Preston county.
and his grandson are visitors OF II. A.
Ridgeway. They made the Democrat
pleasant call on Tuesday.-Parsons
Democrat
Mrs. F. NJ. Mcdaniel will leave for
her home in Clarksburg Friday morn
ing after spending the past few days
here visiting her parents. Mr.. Nc
Daniel was also here but returned To
Clarksburg the first OF the week.
Today is the first OF two DAYS set
aside by our citizens TO clean up
Brown park i'm West kingwood. Lo-
cal suffragists will furnish lunches for
the workers and talk to them for n
few minutes about the woman suf-
frage amendment which will be voted
on the seventh OF next November.
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Twilight

Counting under adverse clrcum-
stances is a problem that will try the
patience Of any young lady
Miss Bonnie Mcdaniel Of Mount
Phoebe, was a Kingwood visitor one
day last week.
Miss Hazel Gross and sister OF Gyp-
BY, arc very pleasant visitors In this
vicinity
&. A. Freeland is on an extended
visit among friends out the other side
Of Halleck in order TO recuperate his
health after a hard siege OF measles.
The soldiers reunion will be held AZ
Kingwood August 23-24-25 in connec-
ton with the chautauqua which will
be held there on the above dates.
The Hggleman reunion will be held
at Reedsville Saturday August 18Th.
A good program Is being arranged for
the occasion
Rev. X. r. McGee and wife Of
Reedsyille, we're calling on Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Hawley one day the last
week
II has long been the custom 70 hold
festivals for the benefit Of the church
and in these matters OF holding fcs-
tivals we don't go on theories. we look
AZ facts, and we have seen too often
the trail Of festivals that would not
leave the slightest doubt as to whcth-
or II is an institution that makes for
righteousness or the reverse. II is not
merely the festival Itself but the man
ner In which the proceeds are used
that makes 10 50 painful IN It's infu-
ence for good There are 20 many
humbugs in the world today.
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Rowlesburg

Mrs. Nj. NJ. Hostetter and daughter
of Pocomoke City. Md arrived in town
Sunday for visit with relatives and
friends
Capt. Ed Pickett OF Columbus. o..
has been the guest OF his brother-in-
law. Edward Anderson.
Miss Willard Shaw is the guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. Uppie. at Haydens-
field. N. J.. this week
Mrs. J. w Berry of Harpers Fer
ry. and granddaughter Elizabeth Ber-
ry OF Washington, ID. c., are the
guests of friends here.
Miss Kathleen Killen OF Terra Alta,
is visiting at the home OF her aunt,
| Mrs. f. NJ. Fogle this week.
John Naughton OF Washington. d.
c.. is spending few weeks visiting
| his wife here.
Roy c. Friedley of Waynesboro. Pa
is visiting at the home OF Is. +. Nc
| Michaels.
Mrs. b. Burke and Billy Fairall
went to Cumberland Tuesday, Mrs
Burke's son Leo. who is a machihist
at that place, having his hand badly
mashed while at work
Miss nellie Frantz OF Tunnelton,
formerly a teacher in the Rowlesburg
schools. was the guest OF Mrs. Jas
Kidwell the past week.
4 Harold Painter OF Mannheim, was
frequent visitor in town the past
| week
b. Hardy OF Grafton, was the guest
| of Mrs. S. G. Moore on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Kelley OF Keyser,
were visiting at the home OF Mr. KEEL
lcys sister. Mrs. Harry Thompson,
the past week
Miss Stella Higgins of Fairmont,
was called to town last week owing to
the serious Illness Of her cousin. Miss
Ida Stockman.
Miss Ruth Dawson OF Weston. is the
guest of friends in town this week.
Mrs. Fannie Sewers OF Oakland.
Md. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs J., l.,
Adams on Buffalo street
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Carnes and Har-
ry Shahsn attended the X. OF p picnic
at Oak Park last Saturday.
Blaine Collas OF Parkersburg. spent
Sunday in town with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Ginln and
laughter Miss Nova. and Mrs d. o.
Freeland we're Terra Alta visitors on
Sunday.
Ernest Dayton was a Keyser visitor
or Sunday
J r. Frazee, Of the j. r. Frazee &
Co. store. is spending his vacation with
friends at "Idlewild" camp on Cheat
Quite a number OF our citizens at
tended the Sunday school convention
at Terra Alta last Thursday and Fri
day.
Frederick Ford. Of Grafton. was a
visitor at the home OF 6. r. Emerson
on Buffalo street. last week.
Mrs. o. G. Hileman went TO Fair
mont on Sunday evening for a few
days visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Merle spangler and
Stanley Hershman motored TO Parsons
on Tuesday
Mrs J. w. Fletcher OF Clarksburg
was the guest OF Mrs. j. r. Pierce for
few hours Monday.
The River City has been relieved oi
the ice famine which has existed since
last Friday X Mcvicker. our meat
man, received car load Of ice on
Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs NJ p. Martin were
kinRwood visitors Tuesday.
Misses Neva Gifin and Mae Car
rico we're visiting Miss Matte Methen,
at Terra Alta this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Chichester and
Mr. and Mrs. ~ d. Hooton left We'd
nesday evening on No AZ for Atanti,
city.
Mr.. and Mrs ~ c. Dawson left or
Tuesday for few weeks stay at Daw
son camp on the winding Cheat.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy williams Of pitts
burg, are visiting relatives here
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The Guseman Reunion

The Guseman reunion will meet at
Albright on Saturday, August 10. 1916,
in their sixth annual meeting. A very
interesting program has been arrang
ed for this occasion. Come and meet
with us and bring a basket OF love,
friendship and fraternal greeting.
T.. NJ. WATSON. President.
$. II. GUSEMAN. Secretary.
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Bay Prince Albert every
sOheys tobacco is cold ~
toppy red bags, SCI tidy red
fins, fOeS hondsoSse pound
ard half pound tin hunt.
dors and-fhot corkiaR fine
pound crystal glass huDsf-
dor s0ffh sponge. oSoistsusv
Top that keeps the tobacco
~ saeh clever fri1s--oiwaysf
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-10

Bishop Moreisnd said that a nagged
married man who does not seek di.
vorce IL a true hero-Abut we'll dare
anyone OF them 70 wear hero medal.
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County OF Preston. to-wit:
j, II. G. Everly. clerk OF the County
Court OF the County and State afore-
said. do hereby certify that the fore
going is true statement OF the finan-
cial condition OF Preston county for
the year ending june 30th, 1916.
Given under my hand this Sth day OF
August. 1916.
u. G. EVERLY,
Clerk County Court.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-10

Length Of Panama Canal.
From deep water to deep water, the
Panama canal Is just 80 miles I'm
length.