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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-21
.REORGAN-
|zAT|ON
Of The Mcdowell Coun-
ty Colored Repub-
lican Club
MUCH GOOD FOR RACE
The People Have Decided to Have
And Are Demanding Com
pIete Reorganization.

for nnni'rr oi years tins organifa
tlou has i~r'n controlled 10y lew men
wh" Ars rtis-.'>, >"> .E,r, L. malor
ity "i tll~ \~rr"s- oi the county Its-.
n.rn have u-sd tile organization L. 81
I'l"it tie ras~ AMI to advance tllrir own
personal interest The people have rn
iurrd this kInd oi thing just A. hong a.
they ran AMI arr u"w demanding "a com
I'lrtr reorganization. After many n"nti,-
pi di-sts-si,u a call has AT la~t i-Sn b.
sss~t i.'t n convention oi the col"f,-l i.s
I'ui'lirau- at Wrish. August l'tl al o.
- ella = a m.
w at" striving to i~-ttsr ron.ilti,n- ln
Is"iifirh Al nay and tile only ~a, tii,-
can b.. dome tlirough gsr,d strong "i-
gsni<atipn 10 tins organization o. o. ns
'~'n'I'l'-i, anything for tl,- ra-a-. ~ must
w. ti'as -il.l, si-i-s- a. are cs.lnni,n un
Ter tii'' present organization arr n"t I~r
nitt'.i Ihr s',lore,i ps-oI'ir oi tln- coun-
" i-~ati-r "i then numbers an'i prsetige
hayp -I,i'-r,'iid opportunity a. AL, ancr
Mt "niy tlr-ir own polItn al mntrrr-t t,,S
the, can h.. ol material aId Ia ila.if
nrrtiiirn In tisc ~,mth Who have bsrn ,ir
pri,r.i "i their riglIt-.
while certain nIrn ~hD haNc prohte.i
10y dominating the pplltscs oi tile county
have iss'n prating loudly about what the
Negroes Oi tins county have -.surei IN a
political nay. the truth h. that when ~
examine the situation closely. when We
CONSIDER tilr number oi Negroes Eere and
their uniiagging loyalty u tlir Isepub
l'"an Iarty. 49, hav" Prs.'tlcaliy nothing
T. show Tor a.
w" haven { a SINGLE representative ln
thr connty government at Mrlsh 49,
haven "a single moiern colon~i -ciool
bul'iing ln tiie entirr county oi McDo~
I'll anil tlle bigl,,--t thing ~ have ~ onr
iittie deputy -irrifl plAr- that pays tlIe
nunihc'sIt salary oi .l'sDa IA ,ntl, Ihv-r
Nh" have I"'-s- a- oar y ,litlcal Leaders
are 'iIre'.tly r-p,nsiblr ipr oar O. ,litlcAl
nnaitl"n
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-21
WHAT TlIE OI:asANI/ArION
~iIDt ~IAND FOR

Tho organization sh ,uld aim o. -s4.Ir~
more representation Tor ~ In tlic county
statr AMI NATIONAL government. IL should
- able q disr Dyer and 90 defeat all leg
with tins organization A. a marIIine ~
-il ,ud build up strong -tste orgAnlka-
ton - ~ D. ir--t cOn-eryv our int-r.-t
uirouylIDut tlie stat. W. must make
,nf-siss- prDtrntial f4rtpf 40 tins g,v-
-rnu,ent or 49, Will le deprived 81 our
citi1en rights a. has ir--n done tprongh
'ut tlIr -JutilaDd.
Though tl's Negro - legally a citnrn
there b. a large numi-r 81 ,--ople who
i'-f,ptr las r,gilt ~ OfIeia positions
W. must osercOme this sentiment The
American public must l,e s~lucat.,i D. a.
e. ri ~ freely all the rigllt- 0i other ,iti
>en- We should support no man for
,ilic. ~ho does not plesigr hIm-oll O.
-afe- guard and asisabce or intrs--t.
NII Bf.pENI1~ ON OUKLEADIsSnIp
We NV conn - consider a very deli
ate -uiJe.t our lea'iersiiip There viii
no 'iou't =. many A-Iarant- tor leader
-lnp We have many NrgrOs- Who ~.
b-rtsin very iangerOu, lde3- On political
l1s-tIon-. With them nothing D. arr,~i
iiIey have mo- cyI,-cIentlVIs cvnviction-
flH.y would nortxuye their -Dul- Tor 4.
'ioilar. IL - known that tisJ are Tor
sale D. tlie highest bid,icr They have
NEITHER tEe cDniidence Or resy,est - tl,,,,
neigiIiOr- such men must not lie plac,,I
IT ti,c head oi our organization. Th.-e
assuming lea'iersinp should ~ gnalii,e,i
IN an e,lucstiOnal ~ay - ~ o. command
the re~I<et II the opposite rsce aud % L.
aiie " devi-r and execute plans that s,ll
give " - tie largest p''-sil,ie psrtlc,.
patton 10 the government. They mn-t
~ strong rsce men and should ho,d th,.
interest of their race above every Other
r ,n-i'ieration. The ries tlizt should en-
troi in TIE -'.iectIOn Of Leaders should 10
their ability and willingne-- o. -rve
their ieliOWman. Whstever other gnal-
Ification- leasiers may lack Il - inds-t+n-
ssl'le that they have the confidence Of
tl'eIr colleagues. THIS - ESSENTIAL 10 -
cure that unity o: setion THAT j. necessary
10 an organization Ia - Immsterlsl
whether be j. entitled " confidence or
mott he Po-~~ses not this prerequisite
bee cannot boye ~ make q suoce~-ful
leader. Ia addition 70 having the con-
hssenee OF his fellows ne mn-s hs si..oausr-
~ hn1k
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-21
CONGRESSMAN MOSS
OF West Virginia, Dies in Atlantic
City, N. J.

Washington, July - Representative
Hunter r. Mos. Of the Fpurth Wet
Virginia district. died az Atlantic City,
Y. J. tonight after long iIlne-. from
cancer of the stomach. lie is survived
BY q widow and three chiliren.
Funeral services will ~ held Monday
At Psrkersburg and sill ~ attended b.
committee Of the Hou-e and SeDste,
including the entire West Virginia dele
cation.
Mr.. Mos wss horn in Psrker-burg in
1874. Grsdnsting from the University
OF West Virgins, he prssticed Law in
MS home city, became Prosecuting Al.
torney st the age ol ~ and later was on
the bench eight years lie was serv /,
ms second term in Congress.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-21

placed i'm nomination !. Frank Brisnoe.
= business man of that place. Mr.. :. ;.
Sutphin. OF Beckley. who had charge OF
the Charleston headquarters Of General
A. A. Lilly. defeated candidate for gov-
ernor, nominated Rev. Geo. r. Foun-
tain of Wheeling, J. r. Parson, deputy
sheriff of Mcdowell county, and Prof.
r. l.. Morton of Mason county The
vote Was taken 10y ballot which resulted
- follows
VI. T. whittico -, r. l.. Morton 5;
j. M. Ellis ., J r.. Parsoo 3;
O. r. Mitchell "a. Rev Fountain =;
j. r Briscoe e.
Chairman Il. J. Sherrard announced
the election of Messrs Whittfco, Ellis
and Mitchell.
The committee adopted a rule by which
the membership of the Congressional
Senatorial and Judicial commuters may
call meeting Of these organizations. in
event the call Is overlooked 10y the chair
man OF the preceding commit
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-21
ITEMS ABOUT BROWNS CHEEk
DISTRICT.

Ninety-,ix teachers ~mpi~srl II the.
LEI are coileg~ graduates. 40 arr y \,rnlal
school graduates. C-rtifisats~ - hrsi
grades. ,. ss~'ond grades. : third grades.
Total value oi ~ci"ol property. land.
houses and apparatus siss>, 49,.
Total enrolment of pupils. t,.. Ia
vided to grades a. follows
First grab. ltsi: second gra.ir. Uss
third grade. j6i. fourth grade SIS, nth
grade. J's sixth grade. 80 ~.vrnti.
grade. l53. ghth gra.ir. l2l.
Average daily sttendancs.---n count
ing high schools---2fj>.
Number of prosecutions for violating
rrnancy Law, -. Number ~ s"nvn..
tlons. y.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-21

PROSPECTS IN
v. VIRGINIA

While u = possible that the ID~mOcrat
o. party may no~ and tl,en schiese par
tia succe--e- m West Virgins. u - -
certain A. anything yet IN tbe future can
H.. that Drmocrstlc supremacy IN uhi-
st@te = forever pat. Ind-ed. IN thi- ~
gard. the Dvnocr.xae PARTY m ths 49,. m
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-21

Olmst<d---Clsra Abbott.
Premier---loulsr Snloots
Welch-Pho~l~ T. t,rins-s principal
PAnsy Howard
Hemphill---B. r.. Garter.
Marytow Aileen ii~'I-'r
Big Sandy-kossnns Mst1rnsghsn.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-21
Calls State Convention
at Huntington For
August 10
DEFERS ORGANIZATION
Three Negro Committeem0 At
Large EIected--Editor Whitti-
co One OF Number.

CHARLESTON, w. VA. July i5. -
The Republican state convention will b
held IN huntington, Thursday, Angus
lO. That MAS dcciee.l at meeting held
here Toy the H,l.ui lean state Executive
Committee
The conmitree unanimously ratified
the election ni Virgil l.. Highland, ci
Clarksi,urg. A. meml,er of the national
committee Mr Highland Was TN
choice oi tl., West Virginia delegation L
the Republican National convention.
The coinmiitsc deferred its organIza-
tion and ees t..t an executive COMMITTEES
of seven mcIni,ers to select the chairman,
secretary AMI TREASURER of the committee,
desIvnats thc place tor establishing head
quarters ami ~clertIng campaign AL
vi-ory cnnlmitter o. report u the full
committee. on Ang. Do az Huntington.
>.lrctc,i "n the executive COMMITTEES
are l. ~llrrrard. of Wellsburg, ex-
oiiirio chairman r. r. Williams, oi
Huntington Dr. : : ~utphin, OF Beck
ley: ". r. Baker. of Elklp-. Charles g.
Goldman. oi Ciarksburg; Fred q. King,
Of Charleston. NJ - >cherr, OF William
son.
Action 81 tie executive committee on
business Tor tlic transaction OF which ~
Was appointed. j. Ia ie ratified by tiIe
state committee ~ whole, the next
meeting oi which will be held in Hunt
iDgton at + slOck "Wednesday evening,
August -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-21
To ADOPT PLATFORM.

To ADOPT PLATFORM.
The parf,,-,. oi lie sta'r convention L.
to form uiate and pronnlgate STATE
platform -,-ls|'t presidential electors foI
the stat. at large. AMI ra,li congressional.
district. aud &" noininate t~o candidates
Tor Ju,is,~ oi the -uprcme court OF ap
pealS
Ii viii be- a ,i.iegate convention and
each county may have one delegate fo'
each la tots~ or traction of more than
- volts. east tor congressman At large
on the Republican ticket al the eleclion
held in Noveiuier 1919. Tine total num-
ber OF dregats-~ J. go.
The convcnri.n ca4. provides that ne
county -lai have more dclrgstes tia
the apE'"ft"nnrnt provides. and no al
trrnatrs vii tc appoin'ei or ~e'ects-i
No Pr"xis-- shall l- appointed OF admit
tel to tl, convention.
HOW To CiiOD~I DFLFGATk~
The dci,. at,- from each county shall
east thu votc- o. which the comfy Is ell
ttle,l
The d'iceate~ nn.t ~. chosen at least
tive day, f~.iufe Tie date fixed tor tie
state convention. and -slssted by the
Repuiiican- ui tllr several counties ~
such uafnrr 90 the RcIHhlican county
executive cs.fnluittsr Of thr county may
deem adNI-ai,ie and - resolution direct
The nafie ard po-tollice address si
each 'iel,vsilr must ts certified b. the
-svntafy oi tiie -tate committee at least
twC dAy- iciofc tie date fixed for the
meeting 90 t.c convention
A" .s.tloe- ot contests and al! -tate.
nsent-. ttldencc. etc re,ating thereto
printed or tyfeN rittcn. must be -ent
the -s~rtt.sry oi the state committee a
hast two day- i-iorc the meeting vi th.
convention
l,y a rs-',lution OF the state committee
proyi-ion j. made that until the chair
man and -ecrrtary and treasurer oi tina
body l# riects-d ti,e pilicers of the pre-
c,~iing COMMITTEE shall 30 such officer
pro tenn.
Out oi thc thirty members of the com
mite eiccb-i iu tiir recent primary. =
were pr,-ent az thc hr-t inviting. 49,,
the other seven uere rep e-ented y,
prOxic- which were recognized ~ reso
luton unaniuou. Iy aiopt'i
COMNITII NFN At LARGE.
Mr. ifr o. tirtr of l.frhwoOd. offer
ed ~ rs~'iltlon providing tor the elsctioi
Of thr,s. cpfsfnitt,v.i. su ~ iarge and state.
that ~ 49, tilr c'i-tYn tlir thne com
mittruen -i.s.u't i~ ci,s.-..n frum Al,
colore'i is,I'liativu 81 fiie state. and th
re-oiutiuf iurtiier rroside'i tllat the thru
col0rc,l n,cp.ier- -iouid have the r gh
o. vote upon s'l Iue-ti'n- and IN ever
other uay have thc -anrc rights an,
prisiler.- t- other mcfnf er- ~ the com
mlttee. Nr Ciunr then liaced in nom
ination VI 4 WhHticO of keystone. Nc
DVWeii s'.urty s'iltor 81 The McDoxe
Time g. D. Mitchell. Institute. Kana
vha county l;u-iue~- Egr. 81 the W v
&. 2 VI Eiis. oak Hill. Fsyett
cpunty, lawyer and precedent II the Ne
gro Bar Association of w. We Hon
Max Won Sehlegell, Of Masensburs
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Ri6wdrt5,
llumdnsn.
Safarrit gicbt @irOcrs
!Ogc 81.
&nmaniIcbe Grnppen iueis
'bcn bDr Sen Sml00ren.

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raiiiid.riuuaniit0c 0ifcniioc an.
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ri@tct nod bon scr fIdolid ocr.
unoIiidten rpldniibcn Snooiion
9nloarien's 9riten riiden an
1f.
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acbIid6 6ortidrittc. Sofia be.
rihtct nod bon Der fldalid bcr.
nngIiidten rpmdniicben Snooiion
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acblid an Der Strnmo por
9uforcit 6. Ofto6er Gie
&umoneu baben iiD Dor Den gharit-
fen iiberlc0ener ietnoli6cr 1ruppen.
maiien in Der @eocno BON 6ogorns,
in Sie6enbiirocn, 5uriid8ie6cn mil.
len.
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rumanide 0fieniuc madt i'm Sen.
trum uno Gli Dem lmfen Sliiael
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Den.
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resleitung meloet, DOB bon Der rlt.
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nau lit eS rubig Sic fcinoliden
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5iger runidnilder SoIoot iicbi uehr
uuf nnierer Seite oes 5luies
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itreuemsen oes 5einOes, gegeu III.
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9lrtillerie S6dtiafeii
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observation-disclosures griiien Elm icino.
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dn0ert. 6eiHolide sIrtillcric Die oen
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Snianterie mo lloid5iuengeuebren
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GnOrm.
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Ocr oicsiabriacn 0ffcniioc auf
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hrr.
(EraDncs na0 eqbomc)
8erlin, 6. Gftober. Gle Ser.
lutte scr uliiiidcn 9lrnccn lp1brenO
Scr Oicsid6rigcn Oiicniipc oui oet
otlidcn 5ront 6oben idL pic Ole
llc6ericc Observation-Disclosures erfldri,
conierpatipcu SdGbungen naG, ani
minocitcuS i,250,O00 Sfiijierc um0
Wionn beloufen.
9}o6 elmer odniidcn 3uianneu.
rcllina pclGe ols ie6r conicroatio
ongeie6cn perOcn muB, 6abcu Die
9luiien pdBrcno oer eritcn beioen
aricgsio6re lpcit iiber iedS @liaio-
nen Diam oerlorcn. Gie &crDmoc.
ten mel6c nod Scr 6ront 5uriid.
fe6rten iinO Oorin nidt eineerc6net.
Eic lle6crie e. giadribten-9l9citur
iiigt bin5u:
Sic Grop6c5eillug oes 6ritii6en
aric9s 5erfctGrs, GooiO 2loeo
George 0oB 9iuBlouO bis in Den 800
fdnpfen miro, oiirite lid icet 6olo
buditdblid] erfiiaen. Gie riiiiidcu
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gi9ontiider 9}atur, ooB ielbit oieics
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-23
DAILY KENNEBEc JOURNAL SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1916

ject. Aspirations Sunday school a.
n.45, W.. D. Hutchins. ESQ.,. Supt. All
teachers are urged to Be on hand; ED
worth League meeting at $50; tvAnxelts-
tic service at 80. led by Rev. II. 9. True
man Of Oakland; prayer meeting On
wednesday evening At 7.3o. Everybody
win be welcomed at all the above SER
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Society, wn-
liams street (near City Hal): Sunday
service at 1880 A. NJ: subject lesson. ser:
mon. Reality; Sunday school at 1913
A. M: Wednesday evening meeting at
A. M: reading room open to public
Wednesdays and Saturdays, 3 to p. u.
BAPTIST church, winthrop street. Eu.
gene S. Philbrook, minister. residence q
Weston St.: Sunday morning worship AZ
1880. conducted by Rev. W. H. Broken.
shire Of Hallowell: Sunday school at H.
mems Bible class at same hour; Chris
tan Endeavor meeting at SIS. subject,
christianity Compared With Other Re.
ligions." special music: gospel praise and
preaching service at 7.3o with sermon by
Mr. Brokenshire: weekly social meeting
Wednesday evening at 7.3o. Seats free
Everybody welcome.
WINTHROP STREET UNIVERSAL
IST church: Morning service at 1870. Rev
Asa Bradley, secretary Of the Maine
Universalist convention. will occupy the
pulpit; Sabbath school opens Oct. LIST.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-23

e. Locke Is cutting up some nice ma
tive pork and good roasts are selling
for 20 cents. Home made sausage. al
so native bacon. If you don't care for
pork he has some nice roasting chick
ems and fowl, veal, lamb. etc. A fresh
arrival Of canteloupes. Tokay grapes.
Sicle pears, basket grapes. ripe toma-
toes, cauliiower, cranberries. 10
pounds best sweet potatoes Csc, Bos-
ton celery. In the bakery department.
molasses doughnuts, macaroon and
lemon meringue tarts, baked beans
and brown bread, besides the regular
good things.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-23
CHURCH NOTICES

PENNEY MEMORIAL church, Rev c.
G. Mosher, pastor: Preaching service at
1890, subject, How to Use the Good
Things of Life Without Abusing Them, .
special music by quartet; Sunday school
at Has; c. E. meeting at 645, led by Mrs.
J. c. Flynt: evening service at 7.3o. sub
ject of sermon. Divorce: Cases Where
1t Will and Cases Where 1t Will Not
Work; mid-week meeting at 7.30 Wednes-
day evening. rag
Sunday school at y hSon; preaching at 3
and 7.30 P. NJ: Bible study class Monday
evening: Ladies' Board meets at 230 P.
NJ Thursday, spspen terVices every eve
Friends Church. is Water street, A. N.
Smith. pastor: Preaching at 1890 A. M. ;
Sunday school at IL npon :sprayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 1908
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL
church, Rev. Clayton D. Boothby, minis
ter: Worship with sermon at 1880 A. NJ.
music by quartette and chorus choir;
Sunday school in the chapel and mems
forum in the church at 11.45 A. M.
SAINT MARKS church. Pleasant
street, Rev Victor o. Anderson, rector.
oath Sunday after Trinity: Holy COM
munion, 7.30 A. NJ; Sunday school, $50
A. M; mathis and sermon, 1890 A. M
evensong and sermon, 730 p M.
GREEN STREET METHODIST church,
Rev w. J. Layton, pastor: Morning
worship with sermon by the pastor. sub
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-23

At the E. E. Davis & Co. today only
Boys knee pants, 39c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-23

This is the first picture play in the
Beatrice Fairfax series, written from
the experiences of Beatrice Fairfax
Big Sister to all True Lovers.
Cleo Ridgley. the beautiful Lasky
actress, will be seen at the Opera
house today in support of Lou-Telle-
gen, the celebrated dramatic star, in
the Jesse L. Lasky production Of 1.-THE
Victory of Conscience"
AS the most famous dancer In Par
is, Miss Ridgley introduces several
startling dances, one of them being
the famous dance Of the seven wells
How she and her lover are brought
together although separated by their
religious vows, Is presented in man
ner which must be seen to be under
stood.
Also the last episode of 1.-THE Mys-
teries of Myra," featuring Howard
Estabrook and Jean Sothern. Do not
miss this last chapter. Monday and
Tuesday Charlotte Walker, and the
next chapter OF "Gloria's Romance.
Advt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-23

At Swift & Turner Co's.-The Fa.
vorite strainer and holder. reg. S5c
value at CSC. today only. Five pkgs
toilet paper. 1000 sheets to a pkg. fol
&c. Cut glass night sets, decanter ant
glass, 25c. All these today only.