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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-01
Secretary of War Declares Re-
publicans Are Merely Set of
Factions Agreeing Upon No
Set Of Principles.
PRAISES PRESIDENT
FOR LEGAL PROGRAM
Prevention of War Either
With Mexico OIL Europe, En-
actment of Federal Reserve
Act and Other Steps Lauded

my tNrhlhg nvfel1 Leased Ntrrl
Columbus. ohio, June -- secretary
of War Baker. IN an address as chair
man ui tn" ohio Democratic couyon-
tiun here today declared the Repub-
lean party b. an aggregation ut fac
tious agreeing upon no set OF priu-
cipics ana compared u with the
Democratic party which he said had
carried ont a Mise and definite pro-
gram N economic measures. national
preparedness and foreign policy. The
party viii hc continued IN power. he
predicted
Secretary Baker praised President
Wilson FOR pressing enactment OF tn"
federal reserve and rural credits sys-
tens OF the tlriu reduction, for up
holding American ideals iu dealing
m Mexico aud FOR steering the
United states away from partiD p,ution
IN the European war. lie expressed
satisfaction that tn" preparedness
had been moderate
Attacking the Republican party.
Secretary Baker s.Id.
"1u speak or man as u Republic
can today ld,utinc- him with no
cause, hscrlhos TO him no opinion ana
whether 10 anilintos him with pro-
gr"ssiN,S or r"BciIuutri,s ur both.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-01
" W. DEPARTMENT WANTS
D\IN ON IEUDp MOVEMENTS

Washington, June --r-rGon,
Wilson ana Secretary Lansing today
took up consideration ~ General Car
riuIi latest note This country .
action 90 Response tp IA. uoto VIII not
Doe outlined formally uuul officials
have had time Co study carefully IN.
tcNt which contains about 1000
words
Administration leaders without cy-
o"r,iou hrld tho opinion. however.
that General rorsntuss column would
not Doc Withdrawn Immediately from
Al..,,D.
officials expressed the belief that
lho harsh .urui- of General Chrrhnza :
communication was intended primar-
IlN O." influence public opinion IN h.s
own country
.stcrs Wor, taken by IA" war de-
puftW'ui today To- obtain more deti-
mite Information Of the disposition of
CHrrru2u troops IN Chihuahua. 1t
was said that the tone Of the not,
prompted tho action of military ofn-
cidls without regard 10 th, diplomatic
phases ut the situation,
General Funston ma been asked t.
uutlir. ..pr't the situation IN cha
hudhua according 10 his most recent
information .. the whereabouts ~
DdItlu.a l,'t. nW,uts $50 auslcty "
felt iur the safety ~ General Per
shtnF ...Imue. bat IN c.ow Of the
statement 800 General ltrraull .
not. 30 js d,.r'd a. know e. accurate
~ as possible what the movements ot
hlr forces are.
II wlsvNp.airod al the war depart
mcut thar .u' real mission oi tn' 's
petition ar this time Was 80 prevent
uttacks upon the wide SECTIONS 90 tht
uurdcr .uutroll"d ny IT'S position zoo
Mckee s lars, border garrison .r
IlttoL If was pointed uut might rcrr
an piia,h but could not make it iW-
possible
cavalry patrols are active hrulsu
tl' t.iIlary ul both sides uf Gen
,ra. I'i-h.ug base ana hIa uu, u'
'unlWur..'i.YuF and IA, war dypl''
mcut hold. 'ul' a condition % '.i..
IIo'o security H being maintained II
tnI- r,riuu Bud tloug the border. &C..
-pit" tn" allegations ~ the 'ariault
note that ih, expedition "is intern %
ia Chihuahua state iy4ug ldlo iUa
with 40 military object
80 additional troop movements
were iu ,uut' mplaton today ,u far a.
known.
Thor" was no indication a, '1r
state department that the dcyclYn-
ments had produced an urgent sltly-
buu \ reply may not Dee made tor a
week or ten days Various lnaDeu'-
4t" -iatemcnts D. makes vii bc point
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-01
ENGLAND BUYS WHOLE
NORWEGIAN CATCH OF
FISH FOR YEAR 1916

London. Jun, ta.Ia q. M The
board ct trtd, ha, concluded urgu-
tiaiious tor the purchase uf Norway
ontIr. catch ~ fish uf til" YEAR. thus
at one stroke deprNIng Germany 81
u larg, amount Of valuable food and
adding To- tho Rritish stock ni food
stun-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-01
Harvard t.c,- Many sius.

Cambridge" Mass june Gits
amounting to Sjia5, to Harvard uni
N"rsitN, were reported at u mrotius
ut rlr Harvard corporation TODAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-01

liu'nus \ire-, Jun" rhr death
uf Nnt"n,o l'rlplno. u furmrr pr"si-
donru the Argentine Ropuhlic. h. an
nuliutod
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-07

loo pound rail We're used in new work.
There were used 72,207 cross ties
and ballast to the amount OF 22,8S6
cubic yards was used in maintenance
land Pip cubic yards in new work.
The southern Pennsylvania Rail
way and Mining Company being I'M
able To meet its improvement expen-
ditures. amounting to $2.003.92 this
sum. together with the deficit from
operations during the year. was adj
yanced by your company and charg-
ed to its income account.
The total consumption of coal by
locomotive was 1854 net tons over the
decrease Of 1854 net tons over the
previous year. This represent an ay-
erage consumption Of 314 net tons
for each day in the year. The cost
of locomotive fuel amounted to 7.35
per cent of the gross revenue, or r.
90 per cent OF the operating eXpnses.
The pensions paid during the year
amounted to $l2,75026 an increase Of
$942.5S. There are "A pensioners on
the roll.
Surveys. begun in 1914, have been
completed and work is progressing
On maps to be filed with the Division
OF Valuation, Interstate Commerce
Commission, Much work has been
done in compiling cost data and
working up other data required by
the various valuation orders Notice
has been received that the data OF
valuation Of The Cumberland Valley
Railroad and Branches will be as
June 30, 1916 and that Government
Field Parties will be on the line ear
~ in 1916. To December 81, 1915, the
cost Of this work to your company
has been $S,245.79 which largely ae
counts for the increase in general eX
penses.
The activity of the Police Depart
ment with the cooperation OF other
employees has virtually eliminated il
legal train riding and greatly reduced
the number of persons trespassing
and with reasonable cooperation
from local police and county officials
4 trespassipg which is SO wasteful o
| life and limb could soon be abolished
II Tho R0srd desires IN apain pynras
| their appreciation of the zeal and eff
! cheney displayed by the officers an,
employees in the discharge OF thei
iduties during the year
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-07
PEACE AT ANY PRICE
SAYS ". NJ. Y0H0
The True American is Always In
Favor of Peace


The following statement made by
Mr.. W. NJ. Yoho. of K. F. d. No. ].
Elm Grove. W Va. is but one Of the
many that come to us every day. and
in part he says. My wife after eat
ing suffered with excruciating pains in
the stomach. a collection OF gas al
most stopped her heart action and
that bloated feeling almost caused
her to stop eating entirely until a
friend OF ours advised her TO try
Tanlac and it has undoubtedly prov
en- to be the best stomach medicine
we have ever known because she now
can eat what she pleases. sleeps well
and feels fine all the time. Her APP
petite is splendid and l certainly feel
very grateful to the new medicine
"Tanlac would have been cheap
medicine to us regardless Of the
price we might have paid; it regain
ed my wife's health as ii is now;
would have made any sacrifice and
/ am sure if there is another suffer
ing from stomach trouble in this vi
cinity that their best means of relief
hes in Tanlac-it will bring peace to
the worlds sufferers, and I want to
say peace at any price is my pol
icy when / see one suffer as my wife
did"
Tanlac, the new medicine, can be
secured here at NJ. A. Snodgrass. 1t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-07
MANY RELATIVES
WERE AT REUNION

Burnt Factory Va, April Mr.
J. N. Fishpaw and family attended
the seth anniversary of the birthday
of MIS-. Fishpaws father Mr. Jacob
Rinker at his home near Wadesyine
on last Monday. Those present be,
sides the Fishpaw family We're Mrs
Joseph Payne. OF Martinsburg; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Foreman, of Martins
burg; M and Mrs. David Pitzer Of
Bunker Hill: Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Payne and daughter of Stephenson;
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-07
C. Y. MADE over
MILLION IN 1915
fContiuued from page three.)

s163,376S7 was applied 10 additions
and betterments during the year, and
the balance, s4S0,613.69 transferred
to the reserve for additions and bet.
terments. The balance TO the credit
Of the reserve December 81, 1915, was
s1,267,01259.
The advance OF FIVE per cent in
certain merchandise freight rates
which became effective in the early
part OF 1915 though applicable to
only a small proportion of the gross
freight tonnage. was helpful, as was
also the slight increase in passenger
rates
The number OF tons carried de
creased 940.957 or 1851 per cent.
the tonnage mileage decreased Al
27Ors55 or 1047 per cent; the freight
train mileage decreased 105,453 or
1851 per cent.
The average revenue per ton per
mile increasing AGA cents resulting
from the increase in the train load. the
relatively increased merchandise
traffic and the advance in freight
rates
The number Of passengers carried
decreased 1913. or 1929 per cent,
and passen ger mileage decreased 81
o0S .o20, or $50 per cent Passenger
train mileage, however, could be re
duced only 1928 miles, or less than
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-07
Mr.. Alb Rinker. Mrs. Merritt, Of Penn

Mr.. Alb Rinker, Mrs. Merritt, Of Penn
sylyania Mr. and Mrs. viii Han
shaw aud son, Calvin; Miss Valley
Rinker and the host and hostess, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Rinker, Mr. Rinker
is hale and hearty man, who bears
his eighty-siX years lighter than
many of his younger friends all of
whom wish him many more returns
Of the DAY
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-07

"a
Y"e RI
me average revenue per paSSe II
ger per mile increased o'o1$ cents
which reflects in part the increased
nassenger rates and average reve-
...,s.,,,.n ,rot, milo de-
81 '"''V '.' ''.'''9 ~ i''' Pc ~
due TO failing OIL m number OF pa
scn1ers carried.
Work OF eliminating al grade eros
sings in the city Of Harrisburg was
finished during the year Third
street being closed October - 1918.
Track laying is about finished and 4
Greproof interlocking tower is now
under construction near Front street
On March - 1915, a contract VAS
entered into for the construction OF a
double track reinforced concrete
arch bridge over the susquehanna
River at Harrisburg. the southern
longitudinal half OF which was com
pleted November 30. 1915, The track
on this bridge is being laid with 125
pound rail, and it is expected will be
ready for service in 1915.
Revision at Neville The rein
forced concrete arch bridge over the
public road. formerly the Big Spring
turnpike. has been completed includ-
ing a slight change in the location OF
this highway. Work was started on
change Of grade OF the shippensburg
public road which involved the vaca-
ton and supply Of a short stretch OF
an intersecting road in order to
avoid a grade crossing. and eonstruc-
ton of the reinforced concrete arch
bridge over the public road will be
commenced as early in 1916 as wealth
er conditions will permit
Two automatic signals protecting
train movement over the potomac
river bridge at Powell's Bend were
placed in service October 7. 1915.
During the summer and Fall of
1915 the telegraph and telephone line
were practically rebuilt between Ii
moyne and Neville. ard between
chambers and Hagerstown to-
tol distance Of 50 miles, the pole
spacing being reduced from $50 feet
to 100 feet and all defective poles and
cross arms removed.
Or the Cumberland valley and
Nart.nsburg Railroad substantial
progress VAS made during the year
in reducing the grade. eastbound.
between IS Mile Siding telegraph
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-07
BARRIER SHOP IMPROVED

Ransome's barber shop in the
Thumel building which was slightly
damaged by fire some weeks sonce,
has been plastered about the ceiling
and walls and papered and painted
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-07
HAGERSTOWN BOY
PAID FOR LOST EYE

The Maryland court of appeals has
affirmed the decision of the Allie
gheny county circuit court in the case
of Walter H. Crowl, young son of
James Crowl of Hagerstown, who Sc
cured a verdict or $3.50 against the
city of Hagerstown for the loss of an
eye. The eye was destroyed by a
piece OF mortar that dropped from a
building in course Of construction.
See our line of Wagons.
HENSHAW, HOLLIS G. co.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-07
SOME ARE ALLOWED
TO INCREASE CHARGES

The movement of natural gas com
panies for increased rates to manu-
facturers was rewarded by the Pub
lie Service Commission. an order per-
hitting the West Virginia Central
Gas Company and the West Virginia
and Maryland Gas Company TO in
crease their charges. Domestic con-
sumers are not affected.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-07

Miss June Fishpaw, Of Burnt Fac
tory, visited Mr.. and Mrs David Pit
ger, near Bunker Hill.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14
Mt. Pleasant Baptist
Church

inr |a.i.-~ ,i Ma Pheasant BAPTIST
, hu-ct al tii'.-rt " Va Hev. e.
lric.. pastor. are doins -.lne notaile
NorN Recently They d,ridei that th,.
rhnreh ~i4ou'd .ase AN organ -, they
'r.,.anil.t iiie 90 .i,ii,-- Cluh and rai-e.i
80 AT "te entertainment and lmme~ii-
al, y or,l,r,-i an organ
pn tn i'h "i lulY. the g.~.d people "f
tui~ eilurrt gave. "a f,icni,. i'r tine l'enefit
ni tie pastor and RAISED 81, net Tins
money AS prosecuted L. NV. l'ricr At
the sunday -''rtie~a~ a surprise. At the
-aflr -,-fAlse ,tr "iissrr- ni the church
/. II q sl' 80 lu ;isIr hrm. raj y
Mr. A. I.'otS Mrs ttis.i Erown, AMI
other ll,ir~ ta-.> an active part IN ar
-lug tip-~s. 40 rr-
D. j. rrl'rt,-i tlat the -nr,,..~fnl work
oi Ers. rriec a. fiib.rt has resulted in
tic chur,h az t..'ert calling INN t. IT.
i'.s-t"rair amt 'hsf he Will ta&e charge
"n tl.r -',.7ad Sunday in August
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14
To Hold Services
in the Hippodrome

Tie eiii,er~ oi tne Ut Chag-l baptist
ci.ur,f. hs,e ma.i, arrangements Wit,
Mr.. l.. ui- ~nor. tie manager al the 60
i"ii.a' 'ift~,tre. Q" Hold their ~-rNise~ a.
th+ iirI'o.ir, me- nu Nam ~ir-t. Tia.
q. ....i.r preaching .isy- arr. tll,- lit art'
~'~'.''i ~lndas~. tif -t..,-ial -...,.,~S wi
i- i.'.i A. ti.'' "sr -i''ii may r'.i M.
~ iinr - not ~ny AT, Rested in the
-'tcs-~~ ui ti,,. Coioulai i,ut a.. = a pub
iic ~i'irtsd c.t..rn. easy 81 spproach
c'iisrnial ln lI- manusr. N,,ial ma hl-
disposition amt pleasing "a hi~ couvrr~a-
ton. Tie - deeply interested in every
thiu- wllsn means better and greater
kvy Tie ha- p.,.i.,,-i siul i,rne
ia show ior ti4e reminding oi the church
al tins coner, .ati,n
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14
Berwiind.

sunday t"ln- our rrgua ar ,,rearh o..
lay our nGei. .a.i"y,i ls ~t"r. Rev T.
e. li"i'r'i''. preached q N-ry able amt
rn~;fu"tiNc ~.rn"u in tns. morning
~ 90 "a 90 fn " ~ Nr~intt prracl
ell tli' ann uai -.rnlpn 90 s.oi,en I.ul,
l-rWini l.~ier. Va. -i The chnr,i
na- rrpN a NJ a. Isrice ~.
VI -tfc~- o. trrsfnrnn--. Finr -el,-.t.nn-
~rrr rr'lui - Mn. Annic johnson a. a
VI. D. lre-t"n. \ ~,lendid -ga.-,h VA
rna'l, hl frank Wo~l- . r the g,~,I ct
,hr order. Mr. lliy t. Pitch. ia.
agent ..nd Instructor "i the Nursery b.
I'Arifr,nt. Who know, no failure. made
timely remarks
ara PLEASED {" say tLat orr Lodge H.
III ero~in- Ne nave made six new
meIni'e'- and have three more splllca-
TONS "a hand
PROD. bsti-. AGENT Tor the West Nir-
'Ini. Irngn' aid Re-. g. r. Ouen..
agent lor tt- MsDpWc.I Time~ male
mt f''-iin- remarks
VI % n. ~ ii-orns~l L. an tl.er
ai'lc -crin.'n by E-, N,.-intt.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14
Revoke Soxing
Color Line
In New York Stale Commissicn
Permits Mixed Bouts Due to Aid
Recruiting of Cclored Regiment
to Fight in Meyico-A LoophoIe
Remains.

Albany. June - - The bar ou mixed
boxing t~put- i,.twt--n white amt Ca.nr,.l
pugli-t- ~as hii'~i by the STAT Atiir'i,
Conn i~sion ma SESSION here. Tia, action
"i the rounni--son. Il T. SAID creN ,i4t oi
a desire To- n~ruit Color,,l r,-.inl,nt
Tor -rrNrrr ln Mexico M III, event o =
'i,-'laration-- oi.war. and the ,nutiunanc,
pi tir ban on miN,',i bouts fnl-.it 10 ..n
-tril,~i 10y some of the \rgr,s-- a. an eva
'ience "i Discrimination m -laort- ~hi,li
would have bad eil,~'t on r,~futln.
The conlmI-~ion after ats.li~iing tit.
re.sulatinn against mixed h~ut, drafted
a new ruic that viii enable u o. Fr,Nsnt
niN,sl l,out- NhIeh might i~. Gs,-u,.i
IA Iuriou~ L. thr sport.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14
Killed by Electricity

h~rr Dst.-. % yrir- of A.. ua- ellen
t"fl'ei ir tiir uin,- OF toe kry-t,ue
4 ''i AMI Coke Company Friday Of ia-t
Ae''A "ung Dawn came g. k~y-t,n.
lat p.rrni~r AMI has i~--n employed 10.
.- nluf- aIrl ~ eyer .iner.
H. irHiy VA carIc,l o. ~hau-,iile
"a u't bonner h"ni- of the decreased
a % Ntefr hi- i~-ppe -tiil reside.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14

Mr. Belle smith. onr ni tiic n .-tly
,l.irly kno~n women in Mcrr,t C,IniA
T. the t+-t known COOK thi- -i.l,. ni frA.
it.ak. Woman skilled in a.. od M
anna style of c,pkins and making lir-
AT Blu,~tpnr Junction Men wh,
think oi goi u SUNNI r l.s-ort tor helr
i, alth aud til..-,. ~lip nave o.. i,.a.tl a.
al ts-sln L. Improve al one Nhcn fit,
at AT Mrs. l;eile smiths p.acr. She O..
,n eNI~-rt AT iry'ng chIsk"n. bak,us.
raks-- pies and making the ,.ii ioik~ i-,..
ypung and those y lao have 40 aplatit,--
lei like eatlng up creation.
Rev A. 4. Jpiin~pn. pa-fr of tl,.
Presbyterian church, prrarii,~i tNo Nrry
ahle SERMONS sunday. Bcth tie morn
INK AMI evening srr,ics- Mere we'll al
tended.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14
Mule Killed

fine mule belonging % William
Mansfield. Of tins city. was killed by
No. 10. We~tbound pa--enger train sun
day morning.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14

FOX SALE: Wet Virginia ~naa,,.
lnrr III 6ane- tfuarAnt,..f Town al,
die trying. Originated and hr..I iv IA
L Howard. Worth. " Va
ID o. a.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14
CO[ORED REPUBLICANS
TAKE NOTICE!

StERE will be a meeting of Colored Republicans of
DDwel county in the Court House WEIGH SATURDAY.
August 18th at 10 o'clock "A. NJ
TINS meeting Is called for the purpose of rcorganrg
the Mcdowell County Coored Republican Organization
adopting constitution, electirg officers planning ,
fall campaign and the A.
properly before the body 1t every
Negro who has the welfare of the Of
the Republican heart meeting
and assist perfecting strong ctve organization
IN this county Let district precinct
well represented the Negro voters in this com
~ at least 1000 should attend this meeting
the and its political demands
that will include Negro
around him the political protection Take
q day of from your work thank n r.
ing To the Republican party. ~ that and
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14

~~CH " uOuCdtIO0.
WEST VIRGINIA:
Al rules held in the Clerk oni.,. of
the Circuit Court OF Mcdowell County
IN the hr-t Monday IN July. iplt.
"'' A''''I Plaintiff.
Va Ia Chacrry. =.
l.lz<i~ Austin.
Defendant
The Object of tins SUIT ~ o. obtain ir.t.
tiie defendant by the plaintiff a divorce.
NINCuIO MATRIaioNI
And u appearing from an afhiavit
nov on nir with the papers in tins rau-..
That THE defendant ~ "a non Resident of
the Stse- of West Virginia. u - their
lore "r'iersi the sand sl.i.n liant a.. IA.
pear at the Clerks Office oi ti,.. Ctr..,l,t
Court of Mcdowell County within ..u,.
month from the late II the first t,ui,i,.,
ton oil TIM order. and .io What ~ n.~.,-.
sery Ia protect her is.;.s,--; herein
AMI II ~ further ordered that "A ...t.x
al tiis ORDER is' publisfed one. a u...k
'or Hour -ii'rs~-ivr wss-k- in r~,nir flru.
'sp~r put died in McIowru Cannt,
and thsr copy oi the -am.. be-. t,,.t.~t A.
the front door of the curt "a ,n-..a NJ
Dow"il County fpr twenty lay is.inr..
'i-cr'-. 10 rendered
co..y. T--te
W BuKBRIDiE PAYNE. CLERK
ANS ! smith. 4. q
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14
BUL WARK OF THE RACE

county and the pride republican party in the state
Let all Negro Republicans Of Mcdowell county come
and participate Court House. WEIGH, w. Va Saturday
August 18th, at 10 o'clock A NJ
ADKIN DISTRICTS b. Moon. m Jones' & r. Hairs
ii Cbeatian.
BIG CREEK DIST Wade Brown R,v Wuli,n Alan n
A. Moore, VIM. Galloway Pete Williams
BROWNS CREEK DIST Samuel Crider, Geo Suthcrs
Bob KING Il l.. Benton. r. Edward Han
NORTHFOKk DISF-Dr. A ). Adams G. II Rice n j
Wilson, Caz Donely.
ELKIIORN DISTRICr-Fioyd Ross VIM Miller Vim
Saddler, Sias Williams
SANDY RIVER DIST-Tom Shellost Roland Ad,Iisoo
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Your Race

1t vas admitted by all factions in ,he o~ed o gri-
zation three that there
Ranizaton- rules the body keeping with
the thought of the dav meeting held
" Ia. 1918. the Presd and al recomn en- led
changes the law which owing To III fore,
conditions the laws put into n ct and no
meeting of the has thu. tiuo
We about a campaign froucht
with nation and county
and especially the Negro condition of Tho
county 6eu and that who believes fairness and
justice do duty toy aiding overthrow of tie Dem
keep thrown in West
Virginia. The Democrats planning ESTABLISH
of Democratic newspaper in Mcdowell county to wage
the and aggressive campaign ever under
in this county and becomes than uy
colOred Republicans of county To s,ryet
differences eliminate petty .alousis and
in withstand Democratic A.
saults together regard To who yvo
supported the primary, give and IN our
organization andm make it the
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-14
KNIGHTS OF PYIHIAS INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT
Shares of Stock Owned to Date

reported t'riaf i
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FORSALE

lw" houses and lots on Jones and
hracArtt streets. i;luetieid. w. Wa. by
lA'k~on and Hrls~'ra Patterson. o and i
r'~'u' h"u~,'s. all modern convenience
accessible Terms gtIarants,'d to I've Ar
fany'~i ~ati~iart"ry To purchasers. For
further AMI complete Information AL
'irs--- or call Tor JACk ~ON, tseneaal De
livery. Eiuriirld, W. Va.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-01

Mrs lrtina ~ Corpus Christi ~ q
gurai al tue Ameiicap hotel
REV. Potts 81 Edinbufg. Is visiting
this weak ia Mercedes
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toi ioaHify corrupted the pulrit az
ih taHfH iasi SUNDAY
l.niE WI nu- Nil aud dlnfntar ~
aal HeDEu. mpiared 20 1ercoIeH SUM
day
Little Eleanor Manning ~ san 80
niio IL visiting her grandparents. Me
and MrH uro iir0ukH
Aflsa hamilton nfgrr spending d fo~
days ~ Mercedes. returned iu her home
81 MeAllen wednesany
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