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French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-01
SPECIAL RAILROAD RATES
TO GOOD ROADS CONVENTION.
Begin to Make Arrangements to Attend
This Convention.

Begin to Make Arrangements to Attend
This Convention.
There has just been issued from the
Office of the Associated Railways of
Virginia and the Carolinas an excursion
tariff circular, No.5453, which wives the
rates that will be in force on account
OF the North Carolina Good Roads COn-
VentiOn which will be held at Wrights-
vile Beach, Wilmington, June 21st to
23rd inclusive. The excursion rates
published are on the following rail-
roads:
Atlantic Coast Line Railway Com
pany.
Carolina, Clinchfeld and Ohio Rail-
way Company.
Durham and Southern Railway Com
pany.
Norfolk Southern Railway Company.
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company.
Southern Railway Company.
Winston-Salem Southbound Railway
Company.
The rates are three cents per mile
for the round trip. plus ~thirty-five
cents, which is an exceedingly low
rate. Tickets are on sale June 18th
and are good to return so as to reach
destination by midnight of the 26th.
Any one who intend to take advantage
of these rates and attend the Conven-
ton, and who start at depots where the
agent does not have the coupon tickets
should notify the agent ahead of time
so that he can procure such coupon
tickets.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-01

Smith Bracey, a Tar Heel promoter,
was arrested in NewYork last week in
connection with an alleged stock
%swindling scheme involving more
than 100000. He is accused of using
the mails to defraud, based on litera-
tuer he is alleged to have sent out in
an effort to sell stock in a North Caro-
lima, mine, near Monroe, in Union
county.
Chapel Hill dedicated in Thursday
of last week her new school house
which is said to be best equipped and
most conveniently arranged building
of the kind in the State. 1t cost $780,
600.
Theodore Trivett, a thirteen-year-
old lad of Iredell was crushed to death
by a tree falling On him that an older
brother had cut down to destroy a
crows nest.
Fifteen pastors of High Point have
arranged to conduct a city-wide revt-
val to begin in that place June LIST.
The meetings will be held in a tent
that has been erected that will hold
1000 people.
The Fourth National Bank of Fay
etteville that was suspended some
time ago is being reorganized with a
capital stock of 500, 900.
Miss Louise Daniels Worth, dauGh-
ter of Mr.. G. ". Worth of Wilmington,
and niece of Josephus Daniels, Sec
rotary of the Navy, has become a mo-
ton picture player and friends are
much, interested to learn within the
Fast few, days that she is meeting with
success in New York.
Governor Locke Craig and George S.
Powell, president and secretary, re-
spectively, f4the Appalachian Park
Association, have received assurances
that they will receive a herd of Is elk
and a@herd of at least a dozen buffaIoes
for the Pisgah Forest e~servation.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-01

to investigate and was greeted with a
new colt.
He had hardly finished looking it
over when a lowing in the stables be-
gan, and going there was astOnished
to find a pretty little calf had ar
rived.
At the woodshed he found a whole
nest of little bird dog pups and on re-
turning to his room was astOnished to
find that his wife had presented him
with a bouncing baby boy in his alb
Observation-Disclosures Inquirer.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-01
FISHING PARTY.

A party consisting of Mr.. an I An
J. E. Shipman, Mr.. and Mrs. X. r. ,Grs.
6rews, Mrs. Thos. Shipman Nth Nth,
James Williams. Mrs. S. H. Gilf t7sins
Mrs. John Forest. Miss Ella PInL ld
and T. Few Shipman went tc l ,ua;os,
Friday on a fishing party. The laG ;ntg
being a little doubtful of the certaed
of catching pleny of fish, had pIet?oved
a bouniful dinner which was en'O"
by all.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-01
PARKER COTTON MILLS COMFY.
GreenVille. s. &,


Mr.. w. A. Merritt, Agent,
The Eqitable Life Assurance So
ciety of the U. S.
Greenville, S. G.
Dear Sir:
1 acknowledge receipt of check No.
2494, drawn by the Equitable Life AS
surance Society on the National Bank
of Commerce. New York, for $3.50, 900,
in. settlement of policy which the
Parker Cotton Mills Company had
been carrying on the life of Mr.. L. W.
Parker.
I Wish to thank you for your
promptness in settling this claim.
The Proof of Death was made out just
about one week ago and to have re-
ceived the check So quickly, shows
excellent service on the part of your
self and your company.
Yours very truly,
PARKER COTTON MILLS COMPANY,
w. E. Beattie, Treasurer.
See Jackson & Morris representing
the above company. adv
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-01
WOMEN LIVE LONGER THAN MEN.

Do you know that the average length
OF life for white males is 5O.2 years, for
negro males 34.1 years, for white fe-
males 53.6 years, and for negro fe-
males 37.7 years? The reason for
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-01
TOO MUCH FOR ONE STORK.

Arrival Of Boy is Climax to BewiIder.
ing Number of Animal Births.
John Hartman, of near New Market,
had an exciting time Monday night
when he was wakened by considera-
Die noise in the barn. Hurriedly
donning his clothing, he rushed down
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-01

See Jackson & Morris representing
the above company. adv
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-01

You make no ,mistake in buying the GREAT
MAJESTIC-its the range with H REPUTA~
ION-ask your neighbors. Then, too. it's made
just right and of the right kind of material
AND CHARCOAL IRON-rivited
together practically air tight-lined with pure
asbestos-parts being m~alleable can't break-has
a movable reservoir and an oven that doesn't warp
that's why the MAJESTIC uses SO little fuel,
bakes just right every day IN the year (browns
bread just right all over without turning), heats
Is gallons of water while breakfast is cooking
properly handled lasts a lifetime. and costs prac-
tlcally nothing for repairs.
Don't buy the range you expect to last a lifetime
"unsight unseen; you'll be sure to be disappoint-
ed. Come to our store during demonstration
week, see the GREAT MAJESTIC-have its many
exclusive features explained-fnd out why the
MAJESTIC is 3OOTo stronger than other ranges
where most ranges are weakest.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-14
NEW COURT H--~-~....
OF CALANlHE

Distritt Deputy q. II. Price Of the X
r., and Dr. %. y. Marshall set up /.
new Court of Calallthe in kimbsh sat
irdsy night. The New C.nIt will bear
ths name Rose of Kimbsll, and after the
IMITATION one of the most elaborate and
'ei'c'"sis suppers ever served on sneh M
occasion wss enjoyed hy oil present.
The names Of the officers oi the R--e
4 kinbsii sr~ are - follows. Walter
Lusnly. W. q. 'seul.h Sls.ie. T.. NJ.
V. i'a'iey. X. A Bertha Uollin-. K..N. .
'uha Iohn,on. orator. SAMUEL Cri.i~r.
H. u Mary Hsirston, : H.: Maud
Jones. j. ; Lucy Brown, g.; Matte
Fssrssis A. o.; Martha winbu-l. D.. q. 4.
Rev J. w. kobinson. In. VIM. Min
sss, =. T; Emm. Green. H.. S.lIlr
LAzenly. = T.; blanche Hamlet, :. p. 4.
Mary Turner. >. r.
Walter Lszenly s due the credit for
Z nc good work
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-14

c Hnpi at,ssn sf gri~, snses against ti.e l.s.-
publican party'p n.ins~tr alton of the
ycvevrmert q n j. STATE whsrh thu f..r-
iner -t~sr"r" oi ks~ish county h~a-
leKxers ssies ti"nAtely term. my plat
form" we saw Hs,'ield ra'.i .>on IL.
publican organization rfi.,-t,,i having
Tssnincstiois eAtri.diny throuch..ut the
css,nty "f Mcl'o~eii. hy a usut.tnde oi
men repre-ents = every pr"fessiasl. busi-
ne~s sn.i occupation m xhi~h the cclorr,l
populat engases. not even rxcept'ng
the presci,ess. ss'iir kw s ~h'an AT,
ssid tn hsv" temporarily l"-~skrn tl.ei-
puipsts "a worship tie ''gol.irn calf in
the sennpie OF Liz.
Indeed. one minister Iitersily came
through fi".is and iismeS'' to reach
kinbail. for, having mi-sei the train.
he walked fifteen miles ever the recky
slopes where scoTci.ihg Tor. Il Ire burned.
and waded through fooled mines in or.
ter tn arrive at th.. p aer ni n,. etiny in
time T. get lila name "n he roll and mn.
mur, "G"d l.ie-- y,.n - n,y~u renpem-
her the Flkhorn fieei2 ii you 10. then
you have not forgotten tie mighty roa.
OF vatrr- We'll. when yrrai flood of
humanity made friendly .i,s.y- on
Roe Hall st \ ::D o'clock last Sunda,
afternoon, the trsmpin~ of thousands of
feet and the rumi.le oi hundreds of ea
GER, earnest snd determined voices w.s.
n 't nnlike the ''roas of many wstrr-. -
Big Crrek district hugged frkhorn als,
Northfork districts. and akin ami
brown's cre,k 'lo~- vowed like broth.
RS long separated. While the -sntim.nt
~as rampant and unanimous Tor G.v.r
nor Hatfield for the Tn,ts-i Stats -..nst-
md Judge Robinson Tor eovernor. a..
me w~s tailoring under the inrr.--i.,,
HAT then ~ or will l~ any art "f under
standing or coalition l~twe~n thee. tw.
Justly popular public men, all "f the ef
torts OF the special agents. who ar.
burdened with the ponderous volum.
post marked. Platform, from I:.~kley.
w. Va, >, to the contrary notwith-tand
ing.
The organization WAS efiect.ri with th.
'srmon'ous precision ard snoothn-~~ a,
q t'erman drive and di---nsion was
~ lar Away - ~ the date ~h-n ill. alli.->
<ill be ahle "a dictate terms "f peace H.
berlin-a date that may le indicat~i b,
a bag nanght on the farther srie of
'ever. While oratory bai field .sy.
10 Arrows we're shot from bows al
sbuse.' ior everybody Was too contideni
4 having picked the winners. and too
enshusisssic and good natured
10 want TO initiate Odd Man Grump."
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-14
CONGRESSMAN
EDW. COOPER
May be Candidate For
Governor of ". Va.
in 1920

Fr"m Charles Fro. Ks smith. Na.i
tpnC CIR. .TNn.i-nt
IL H. rather reus"ie until tl,- state Gan,
rs'gn of 1921, hut IL man ia public hi.
~fs for himself a. high a goal a. lei.
''vrrnor ~ his native state. iic general,
'roceed- A. qu'etiy stout IL ~ he pr
'bly can four, anil IAN. tines n.,.te.
gears IN advance oi the -rtfling DAY ".
rave had sly = 'vernor- ~ West Virgin
s'nee lSs'6 and five ont 81 tlls -ix l-ea.
'syIng their plars aud WORK irg them .n,
&C lesd four yesrs hefor~ flsy r.aliz..
heir fond desire GoverDor tsln--~nsl
vas the exception aud rx~eI.tl,nAi o..
rnmstances, % well remembered tne,
need not be recalled here. wcre r.-t..n.
ahle for his sudden AMI unex Iect..I lan.i
ing IN the eii~rnstorisl swivel.
Which brings N n the interesting 81 .
ject before the house ~hich j.. that they
az IL isthe cherished ambition n youro
I'd Cooper. the Congressman from
No cld Fifth district. n 10 governor 81
his state s"fne day. They J. an au.
rority that any -in-hardrne.I ,~.li,ies
Sriter viii inf"rm you. y n,..rr ..Ii..n 81,
ret thsn other-i-c. Of eour-~. W..
Cooper hes not said anything af-,pt a 4
snyb~dv. that's certain. l,ut ti,,rs " ,,'.l
- ncthiDg wrong alout u " d.. fa.l
The only thing -. thst ID i-n't ,l..ns
thsts sll. Dne's poluicsl aml,iti N !,
the long drs~n-out formative ,.erio.I
invariably ones hesrt s-rr~t Rat otiv
'tbey who rever -l-~r- snd - slus,s
on the Job can rad mi,~i- ~ tirn~- :
easily - he ran r~sd rrnIirg. and #,
~een- that be hs- hfts-i tie lof.-- o., Mr.
Coop~r's c>rei~ilnm and mad. an inter.
-stinx discovery.
Ed~srd Csofrr - the most interesting
memt>r of the -tst'- delegation IN Con.
Rress for setersl rea-Dn-. O... j. thst IL,
u new man. and hardly known O. she
publ'c ous-'de of hl- district. And sh.t
y sufficient ressn ~hy therr = curiou-.
hot ~eil-iptent,oned interest ~ h,m. Tie
ezp<etstsons II tho-e ~io 10 knss him
thst he 70 xood mstri<l out oi vl,,ct
live-wire coosressD~n and -tste les.ier-
ARE dsve'op>j-hsve b~~n 49,. ped ~
other West Nirrinisns st their face vslne
lie hss oil the spf-.rsnss- II m-l,ny
god, ss-d sbe poiitic'sss b~rr~bont- aud
- hone 'hsve their ey-> cn him.
ls - said sbss Mr.. Cuop-rs annual IN
n1s = 80. .noo. bos . trivial thing Ike
- heD's susaisd hia- Nas . sron.
49, - sass -. asahH ~
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-14
NEGRO NOT To
Be APPOINTED
The President Refuses
to Appoint One Reg
ister of Deeds

Washington. Jan ~ The hyit ths,
las 'r"n made i'y en- tr Var anan, @
hi--i--'PI''. Ter over tw" years to preyr,
tie appointment ~ a Negro a. register q,
is'-'i- ior the Di-irirt ~ Columbia. On.
- the highest -alsrIed po-itipn- ~ Ws.h
"gt"n, hs- i's~n GROW ned With -ucce-- ri
at Wi,rn bishop Alexsnd-r Waiter.
'fr-l'irni oi the C+.lorrd D~,no~rati.
i''aguf. called on I're~isient Wilson w.,
'~r'iay va n iiDai -fi"rt to land tl,e plar.
i"r Negr" D-m"crst. ie wa- told h,
tie president that hr has decisi..i IN M.
J. mt white man Q" the I-,-ition.
The Prr-i'i~nt. src"rding u Bt-l.o,
Nali~r-. ha-s,i las re-u-al o. follow th.
tr"e i"Dore'i ru-t, ~ 81 naming q Negro
Tor tie plsce "n the ground that th.
nomination "f man 81 that race conI.l
not 10 confirmed ~ THE senate.
Al the same time. Bishop Wsltrv.
= si'-i. tho Pre-isient promised o. nam.
Negr'--- Q" -s.sersl minor ,--itioa- -t,t.
vscant
1i'~ I"-iii"n ~ rrgistrr of d~e.lr Ia,
'-~n 'ra"t almost three years. IL hs.
-''n ''~id - \~gro~- for twenty yrar..
''''rh si're.'iing administration sppoin,.
INK men II that race When "a Vas fi,.,
whispered ai'out that President wn.on
'"'e'''i"i b. follow tI'e custom. Senst.,
Nsr'ismsn called on him ard -erv~i no
ticr that he s"uld never p~rmit sppoint-
meni 81 Negro - 10 confirmed D., tho
senate
Having Prsct'csliy already proni-s.l
some of the Negro policy Leaders that no
would sppoint Negro. the president
waited TOR two years for vsrdsnp.n to
gise gay. but Nsrd~msn held fs-t and
SAID that u the appointment "a. made
he would present. the matter 10 tho south.
ern -~nstor- ~ snch a wsy that no could
never 10 conhrme.i.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-14

miles an hour copped bag of mail ard
t'ok "n Others without ensisnr~rins the
contents "i the ss1~ ar the consain~rs.
With ,ies's~ now in Use trains mu.s
SLOW M ." take up mail bass ausoust-
Tsliy AMI the governments lo.r~ over 4.
million "i dollars = year in damages Tor
"'st aud destroyed mail matter and in
the e'~t 1T I-c''ch~s that are hurled under
the wheels OF the tssins hy ina.ie,,uase
q. tch devices
N the last te-t Jones accompanied the
postal authorities and directed the tr,t
from the mail car. An engine sttsrhed
." two ears wss run past the rerriyine
device The te~t Was made eight times.
AMI on each os'css,on the train was On
Grated at AN Increased sp~ed. The mail
catcher works~i'p~riectiy At fifteen mils-
an hour AMI performed its allotted fnnr-
ton without hitch after the s,~.e.i o( the
mail car hal heen put IN sixty miles an
h"ur
HE rnv-nt"~. Who 10 ac~ment worker
las never hal any r,ientihc TRIMMING
ii's inv"mi"n is the ontxrowth II an i.l~.
That ~tr"rk him some years ago when h~
rrad government pamphlet telling al
the n~s~i oi a perfect mail catcher for u.~
IN the railway service and the fortune
that ~"'ili TALL &" the -ucce~sful inv~n.
tor oi -uch device
r. Nj. Norris. superintendent of tie
Hallway Mail Service of the Second Di
vision "i New York. representing the
Government rn tests. a. :. F~lloxs.
rhlei eler'i "f the Railway Mail >sryic.
"i the Eighth Division, PhiIa.i@lphia. va.
all" present. ~ were John e.. MrCann
AMI ". W keaky. representing che d
y -. kanroad. At the conclusion of the
the g"veroment osTcislt an
""''n"''i u s'r approval of the device sI
though they refused Ia give out q state
n,"ht HE report Was forwa wardsd q
W a~hingt"n
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-14
Thieves Steal Meat
From Mrs. Belcher
Officers c. 5. MeFsrIas and Wm.
Dswss Locate SteIes Property
With Aid q Blood Hounds

sunday night Of this week when sII na-
tire sss -rspped 'n .Iuinl~r, some nn-
kno~n party or parties entered or climb
ed UPON the back porch Of tl,- rs-id.nce
OF Mrs Be'cber tes~e-n keystone and
Burke and carried away several aic..
hams and shoulders n meat The theft
"' the m~ss 49, di-cov~r~'l early Mon
day morning and for some tisDe thereafter
q ss~n~'i that no trsce III "a xould ever
'~ io"nd. iio~. yer. through the skill
Of on'oep Downs and McfarIsn. guided
ny the isfsers bi"od hound-. some of the
meat go locsted m Cinder Bottom and
she r-sf vss fonnd IN Burke. every p,~cr
icing recovered. The parties .ho--
homes the meat ~.- locstri in cl.,u,e.l
they bad t.ought t.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-14

ma the evening t~o attempts of the moh
To break into the jail were repuls~,l by
state guar,isuen.
The aetackers broke down the front
i""rs of the jsil with . steel rail. hrt
Company r. National Guar.i. charged
With liked bsy"nets and iro,. the mob
back.
An sdsied danger Was the prr.~nc- la
. loo Just scross from the Jail of as ar
med Negroes. They gave notice that il
the men we're taken from the lail. the
Negroes would open lire.
While the mob still waited before the
AL st midnight, the two Negroes were
'iressed In militia uniforms. taken out .
rear door. rushed o. AUTOMOBILES. and
taken 10 Tulsa.
f.nit"F~ >"rt:-it Vas not tli~ ,.r---nre
4 the state militia that caused tl,. moh
10 eesse il efforts ~ rct tile prisoners.
't We thss ~ quiet. we'll armed. deter
mined Negroes stationed IN th. vsesn,
bt across the ssrert.
The Negro has learned frsn hard aud
bitter experience that when one of hi.
'sce is in danger OF the heartl-.-. brutal
nob that he cannot depend upon either
the e.ectrd white officers ct the Law or
the state militia, hut that he must arm
IA ms-if and prot~rt the life 81 hls broth.
without regard 10 regular constituted
authority. AMI more and more lac b. learn.
'ne q 40 that II Negroes ali over the
country will in quiet orderly manner
iorm themselves in cases oi this kind
mob rule would soon end
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-14
MAILING
DEVICE
Invented b. Negro Ce-
ment Worker of
Philadelphia.
WILL SAVE GOVERNMENT
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
The Device is to be used on Rap.
idly Moyiag Trans and Has
Bon Given Severe Test.

Philadelphia. Pa Ian g.: James &.
10 -, a colored lsb'rrr "i thi- city. has
nm -nteSl a mail delivery device L. be used
IA rapidly moving trains. which postal
experts have gwen severe test and SAY
hat "a Will save tn. government millions
"i dollars. Jones. VII" D. lit, eight years
%. 1nd ha~ had hard time oi u max
49, 10 ia siIAa meet All hiS liir. believes
t'At Ia Nj! son 5t~nue wealthy. lie
Nl"ets 9" 80 = million d"llar- from tn.
s'''rnnle1.s '.r his .iNrnti"u
The last te~f at lone new device wa~
made whet rain g.,ng a. hiyh ~ 80,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-14
Mrs. Anna Hicks Die,
At the Age of rs

Last sunday night. at the home Of
Mr. AMI Mrs. I. q. Becker. Gary. Mn
Anna h'rk-. age 81. mother oi Mn.
b~rker -"crumlsi To the ravage of Heath
Her original home ~as Salem. Va. ba,
every winter she always spent the tim.
WITH her son-in-lsw and daughter. Shs
~as only sick for about five dave. Gen.
eraiiy she was very active and indussri.
90 - hEAea.----A-
>he ~as . member Of the A. n. e
(Continued on Pare -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-14
LETTER FROM A LOYAL REPUB-
LfCAN.

AIeoma, W. Va. Jan. Z, 1915
To the Hatfield Robinson Republicar
Club-sSentiemen:
! am sorry thst becsuss Of rheunatisn
J sH unable n be with you tod-y. bu,
sny~here ] can serve do not hesitate n
place mo and 10 not fail 70 enroll me q.
memt~r. sm for Hatfield. first. La
and all time Tor anything he wants 10
ca"-e oi what he has done for the min.
er- and my T~ople, and have heard
enooeh about Jsigr Robinson To- make
me krow that he 10 the man for gove,-
nor. ] am With Won.
Sincerely,
jaws Ia<u
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-14
SWATTEO!
Lily and HE Plstfsrn HE Hard.
saunders B. msss Tens e Re-
nsrtsble Meeting HeIl Il Kin
Il-HstfieN- Rsb;ssss Sweep
nc Csssty.

We have been vssch,ns With Keen
curiosity for visible evidence that the
n~~ ro-rei Of parry rvpndission NJ which
Ass"rn~y 6en~rsi Lilly u si'e n.stpcysns
herald he hen - ssed sovn in xno.i
col. end on Isss Sunday sfs>vpcon n
K'mhs'i. In - rood cd cosssy a Me-
Dovssl, ar eustuuisy ssvsssd IN luxu.
49, endu1ns6ea-vs ov-vAasf We
- - - nu1bP adhm vunnuanrm
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-14
INCREASED COST OF
RUNNING ATTORNEY
GENERALS OFFICE
Promises Economy as Governor,
But Expenses Run PIP as At
ioruey ces<u!. =

Af,or,.,, .....,...i A. "a. - -
ado ma his .le.laratia, al ,,,;,..;,.l.
emily prnn,n,y.,e.i H. tb,. n..,,,l.. -, ,,.s
state A. T.. ul,.t l,,. ,,,..,.,.-..- g.. ..., -,
o., ttr uax. fl ...,.,r.,,., AMI ,..,...,.
p.elt IA tl,. e., ,.,.nd,tn,.-- o., -,.,.
ernn.ria ~ tl.. event L.. no,,,,.,,
and elected 4. to-. .,o,.,po,.,,i,, 4, i,
-lianld c.,tu.. al. ,t fl,,t Al, IN, ,....t.,
'sr,oue euvernof he would n...,-ar,ly a.,
reirir..I o. al ,,. ..rn,. .ti,.r n,..,l,.I- -.
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Supreme Court Asked
to Pass on Question
Dsss Failure 10 Select Negroes for
Jury Service Desy Race Equal
Preteciiss Of The Law?

washington, Jan. The Supr,m~
Court os the United states 10 To t~ ssked
q psss on the QUESTION Of whether the
failure in southern stsses TO s~lert Ne
rroes for jnry ssrvice - denial 30 Ne
groes sceused Of crime Of equal pros~c-
ton os shs leo. Cossssl fos Rot--rs
kischia, Negro. oesrocsi % hs hs.rpd
~ WsuhinUsa 0snsy, e., IN 49,
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u ard '''., .'l si. l,s- etsr met hin.
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sDuitin. % rDt .try .rnfs- radical. anil
h, hs- newer is~r anJtiing el-e except q
rsdics. when impaired eith tl,o--
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e. 'n-ersat'tr- N,u eiii have o. hand
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mind oi h- psn 10. popular ,,iea os
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'nuel n,y'.~J iie would drop ,ead in b..
trsck-. AMI i'.e i.rular CONCEPTION of
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tl'r ''iiscr dir~t"r- ~plit ffty Gty
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rie mining trrne~- Hi- appointment
g. -'''h sn important place IN his 6r-t
tim va sr 1ru-ua'iy hirl compliment.
hut ds-ersed one Furthermore. IL
gsve entire -sti-f'ction D. mine og-rrxsor-
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THE WORM TURNS


Mu-kcv~e. Okla. Dec. z7.-Untt q
lste hour ls-t night . mob of white m~n
vsr'oo-iy rssimss~i ss from lvD 20 sO.
s"fronnded the huskoRss county jsil
hsss. dssssnis~f - Iyseh swo Nsrror,
esp4 q knnng Ds,ksnan. -