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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-10-23

Americas, Ga- October 80, 1915.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-10-23

L. u. COUNCIL,
AS Receiver + the Bank of Southwestern Georgia.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-12-16

Padlocks, Fire Shovels, Coal
Holds, Stove Pipes, Elbows,
Nails, Curtain Rods, Hasps,
Hinges, Bolts, Gas Fixtures,
Mouse and Rat Traps.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-12-16
LEAvENwoRrH. KANSAS.


Thanksgiving day in Atchison. d. Mrs.
Archibald Wilson, formerly Of this
city, but now of Kansas City, Mo-,
was the week end guest of Mrs. o. A.
Harris -. Miss Harriet Walton of
Kansas City, Kas., visited her mother
and attended the funeral Of Mrs. A.
S. Contee. The bal given Thanksgiv-
ing night at the Post gymnasium
under the auspices of the Mid West
No. 2, with Captain McComery of
Kansas City, and the Attacks No. s.,
with Captain Carroll of this city Uni
form Knights of Pythias, was a grand
success. -. James Hopkins of Kansas
City, Kas., spent the week end in
the city. Mrs. w. 2. Huberd has
gone to st. Joseph, Mo-, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. A. H. Cooksey. e. MIR.
and Mrs. S. r. Jones and Mr.. and
Robert Sharpe attended the Jones'
Griffin wedding in Kansas City, Mo-,
last Thursday, and were the house
guests of Mrs. Rosa Jones. Mrs. d.
c. Hamilton of Lafayette, Ind, Is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Nancy Low
cry. ...M Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Jones
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
b. Nowlin, Thanksgiving ... Mr.. and
Mrs. Frye of Kansas City, Kas., came
last Thursday to visit Mrs. Frye's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Hopkins and
Miss Estella Hopkins. -. Miss Eunice
Diemer entertained the T. e. o. class
Last Sofnrdaxy from . RI & n'nlnal of
her home on Thornton street. The
occasion was her birthday. The aft
ernoon was delightfully."- spent in
music, conversation and fancy work,
and a social good time was had. Miss
Diemer was assisted by her aunt,
Mrs. B. F. Sharpe, and served a de-
licious luncheon. Twelve members
Of the class were present with Miss
Elizabeth Turner and Mrs. d. C. Ham
ilton as guests of honor. The class
presented Miss Diemer with a French
ivory hand mirror, whisk broom and
holder. The next melting of the class
is to be with Mrs. Nellie Reed.
Mrs. NJ. E. Strong and Mrs. Annie
Taylor spent the week end in Topeka
the guests of their brother and son,
DR.. o. A. Taylor. Mrs. Nellie Reed
has returned from Elwood, Kas.,
where she has spent the last four
months on recount of the illness and
caide of Kansas City, No, spent
Thanksgiving day in the city with
Mrs. Matte H. Townsend. Mrs.
Louis Poynter entertained the Clover
Leaf Club last Friday at her home on
Potawatomie street. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis T. Richardson are the guests OF
Mrs. Richardson's sister, Mrs. r. E.
Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Shackel-
ford of st. Louis, Mo-, spent the week
with their mother, Mrs. Mary Nash.
While in the city Mr.. and Mrs,
Shackleford were the recipients OF
much social attention. Mrs. VIM,
Norman, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mills and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nash entertained
in their honor. The Misses Geral
dine Broaddus, Nellie Green and Ruth
Walton are expected home soon from
the university at Emporia for the hol
idays. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mont
gomery attended the Graeco Pink
party at Lyric Hall in Kansas City
and were the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tilford Davis. Mrs. George
Walker vas the weekend guest of her
neice, Miss Branch House, and Mrs,
Whitmore in Kansas City, Mo.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-12-16

Special rates to Clubs and social
organizations desiring to publish &C.
counts of their proceedings and en-
tertainments. Call Bell East eee,
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-12-16

FOR Rents furnished rooms;
2413 Flora avenue. Bell phone, East
944.-Mrs. Annie Love.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-12-16

FOR RENT-Three or four furnished
or unfinished rooms near three car
lines. Inquire at GA Euclid Ave.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-12-16

The Kansas City Sun a be found
on sale in Chicago at A. D. Hayes,
3640 State Street.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-12-16

Furnished room in private family;
strictly modern; in walking distance
TO downtown district, Call Bell phone
Main 2401.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-12-16

FOR RENT-A fine large four room
modern flat and two small four room
flats. Call Mrs. A. E. Jenkins, 1924
Vine St. Bell Phone, East 4O67J. At
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-12-16

FOR RENT - Neatly furnished
rooms at 92S Campbell street and S24
East 10th street. Bell, Main 1873.
Mrs. Alice Braxton.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-12-16

white brethren in any %endeavor, North
or South, to inaugurate an era of good
will, love and mutual help.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-12-16
to Rent

FOR RENT-One ~unfurnished and
II furnished room. Electric lights,
gas and bath. Mrs. Joe Winkefield,
1888 Euclid.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-12-16

FOR RENT-163O Agnes emu
gas, water and cemented cellar. Bell
phone, East 24S7.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-21
Lilly Seems TO be the
Democratic Choice
For Governor
HIS PLATFORM IS AGAINST
PRESENT Administration
Leading Democratic Organs Of the
State Take Bide With the
Attorney General.

Republican voters throughout West
Virginia and heavy proI~rtion of the
Iirpublican press 81 the state are no
doubt much amused by the results ol the
hurry-up call whirh lealing Democratic
organs of the state have sent out to boo-t
A. A. LILY, Republican candidat. for
governor. whose platform. principles aud
lrDpaganda against a iiepul,lican AL
nIni-tration have l,een printed, euloglzs,d
and swallowed nue.. A II these supplied
al Last the long--ought fodder for the
Demo ratio null. The louder the blast
II blown lor the Lilly Dandwagon, IL will
- n"tice'i. the tightsr the Democratic
press cianI- down the -oit pedal on the
campaign Of Judge Ira b. Robinson
IdlIy'- opponent.
The lead in tins l,oo-t for trouble IN
the kePublican party ha- been taken 10y
The rsirmont Times and The Wheeling
Register. OtlIer Democratic organs have
taken the cue from these two we'll edited
mouth -piecr- of Bryan in the past. Will
-On today. and any other n,-morrst of
the future. NOl'ply has ever blamed
senator Watson, Col. -. :. Mckinney,
Editor tarl smith or their associates IN
Marion county for = lsck of keen tolit-
icaI foresight. Marion countys MAJOR
itie- year alter year show the cOlOr- of
the standards hoi-ted on the hills of
FsirmOnt. senator Watson j. not in
tins campaign for him-elf-but II any
Kepuilican thinks for a minute that the
Ieader- oi West Virginia Democracy are
not now At hard work ON - ans ~ carry
this state for President Wilson and keep
the Federal plum within rearh II Dem
ccratIc hands exclusively. such Hepub-
lican has only o. don hi- -yes-s and read
i'etween tie line- in the Democratic
newspapers which are making u u.sir
| lu ine--. while letting the Democratic
toms -l"mier, to make q brearh in the
kepubiican walls ~ making the Repuh-
lican administration the buffer for Mr.
lilly'- campaign, and ignoring the we'll
known qualifications Of Judge Robinson.
l'rai-e iDr Lilly will end, every Kepub-
lean may re-t assured, the morning Of
J1ne sth. % by Democratic ald be- could
~ nominated. Esen ti,o-e clauses IN his
l"ng declaration of principles which
might ~ ri advantage o. Democrats IL
h. were elected ami carried ont, will cer-
tainiy not lind any favor IN the Dsmo-
cratic pre-- or IN the mouths of Demo
cratic -tumr~r-, once tie Democrst- have
] their own nominee in the field, Tor Dem
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-21

from all sections of West Virgins, that
| would lie recreant both tn my friends
and to party duty, should ] treat lightly
this demand upon my services.
Was born i'm the Republican party
and have lived i'm it all the years Of my
lite. have seen the wisd ,m Of its t. nett
become the glory of the nations history,
and the party itself grow great in renown.
wlyle the country has grown great in
wealth and In material and civic adj
sdvsncemsnt under the beneficent
and nnrturing infll ence OF Republican
principles.
i believe that as long ss the patty
stands upon the fundamentals which
have made it powerful inf lenc. iu the
past, and adjusts itself to meet the new
problems brought forth by an advancing
civilization, it will stand invincible il
if united. There are today gratifying ev-
licences OF party harmony throughout
the nation. and nowhere are these iDdi
cations more impressive than in Vert
Virginia lt has been my pleasure. I'm
humble way. TO seek to influence this
condition I'm our own state III have
in any measure succeeded In this work
am happy to have participated ia il. Aud
did not feel that | can, if nominated
rely upon the support of a united party
] would not for a moment seek To be-
come the Republican candidate for Unit
Ell states senator. But, relying upon
suraDces which carry guarantees OF gener
Gus support, and impeIIed by motives OF
loyalty and duty. have the honor TO in
form your committee and O. announce
to the Republican voters Of West Virgin
ia that ! am a candidate for the Repub-
licsn nomination for senator, and that
shall by every honorable means cooper
ate with my friends To the end that !
may succeed, il such be the will OF the
majority.
| shall, il elected, endeavor t. serve
Loyalty and faithfully the who people,
without prejudice for OF against any
class IL will be my aim TO pursue a
course which will reestablish the indus
tries Of this country upon a firm basis OF
prosperity, and TO conserve 10 the best
Of my ability the righn Of all, whether
manufacturer, lsborer, farmer or mer-
chant This, feel, can lest lie sc-
compished 10y a strict application of the
time testsd policies Of the Republican
party, and 90 th-se principles pledge
myself, IL it shall devolve upon me to
scs ~ a representative of the people OF
West Virginia in the upper bouse oi Con.
gre-s-
Very respectfully yours.
W. y. lIlTE.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-21
|R|TCH|E COUNTY
FOR ROBINSON
POLITICS BEG|NA|NG TO SIM
MER; CANDIDATES VS.
ITING AROUND
Sentiment on Many Candidates
Not Crystalized But White is
Strong For Senator.
tBy Harry Harper Dawson }

Ellenboro. W. Va. Jan. IS.-W.ti
the date for the primary election l--,
than six months off. candidates ARE he
ginning To- look after their fenr.-. AN,
-s-e that the HOUSE H. i'm order tor thai
important day in early Iune.
The most interest Just now in this -e,
tl"n seems to i,e centrrrsi i'm tina gnher
Material c"r te-t, and from indication,
Ritehie county viii S=-t her solid vot.
for that peerless Republican and ALL.
man. Judge Ira r.. Robinson from Tsy.
i"r county. He has many warm friend,
"a this -ec'ion Who all acclaimii -terlin,
worth and fitness for the high honor q
which he sspires. ''Cou-in' Abe Lii,
IL handicapped 10y heing almost an rntir,
stranger Ia the people oi tins section, hui
yesterday lac AMI his able lieutenant
Hon. James Anthony Hughes, pa--e-
through her" enroute to Harbour county
aud promised Ia give u- "A call soon. Fni
United States senator, the sentiment
seems to l~ -tronc for ex-t;overn"r Al
bert -. White. although the -taunsl
friends oi that -plendid Republican an.
III ce--iul business man from Bramwrll
Mercer coonty. still express regrets that
rheir idol refused to enter the rnc,. ba,
Thomas Mann il young yet anil the -rn
Atorial toga may gracefully it on hn
shoulders i'm other years.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-21
OF Governor HatfieId's Administration in Wes
Virginia.
A CONCISE EXPLANATION GIVEN TO BEAR OUT
Righteousness Of Governors Every Act. Facts
the People Ought to Know.

support Mr.. Mann received and would
have been elected.
Had Mr. Mann and Mr. Elkin. reach
e an agreement, a. wss suggested a.
TN m prior To the election Of Senator ;off
ii ~ they did get together afterwar,i
and have since rrmainei together in their
att mpts To discredit the administration
Of Governor Hatfield. one of them would
most likely he now serving a. nnemler
of the United States >enate
Failing IN accomplish the g,,al oi their
ambitions, and anxious 20 find a reason
ably plausible excus~ FIR their failure L.
draw enough support to win a majority
"i tie Repubicsn caucus, both Mr. Mann
AMI Mr.. Elkins have attempted Ia m Ike
Governor Hatfield the goat aud woul.i
place all the blame upon him for their
defeat. Here Was the beginning Of the
- called anti Hatfield faction -
There are many reliable witnesses whc
are familiar with what took place in tine
closing days Of the 1913 session of th.
legislature and the selection Of Senator
Goif by the Republican caucns. Gov
Hatfield, soon TO be inaugurated as the
tContinued on Page ~
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-21
Fourth Class Postmaster Exami
nation, Saturday, Feb. S, 1916

The United states Civil Service Com
mission announces that ON the dsts
named ai,ove an examination will H.
held AZ Welcl,. W. Va, - a result ol
which u - expsrted o. make certifica
ton to fill a contemplated vscan~y IN
thu position of fourth cia-- postmaster al
COalwOosi, W. Va and other vscan. -
a. they may occur st that office, unle-,
u should ie decided in tire interests ol
in@ Puld o. fih the vacancy by rein.
-tatsfnent The = mpens stson of the post
INA ter at the Oft 60 ~ss s7gI for tie ls-,
Il UJ.t-
Agc limit, n years and over ON the
date of the examination, with the ex-
csption tisI in q state where women are
declsresl ~ statute to le of fnll aye for
all purfs~es IT - years, women - year.
n age ON the date oi the examination
~ill ~ sdnitt-i
ApTlicsnt- must rc-i g. within tire ter.
rit,ry supplied by tie pot Office fo'
~hich the examination - snno Inced.
The examination - open 10 all cIt zen-
Of the United Ststes Who can compl,
with tl,e requirements.
Application forms aud full Information
concerning the requirements of the o..
1 animation can 10 sev ured from the post
MASTER st Cosi~ood, W. Va, or frou
the g. :. Civil service Commission,
Washington, ID. q.
Applications should be properly ex.
erutsd and filed with the Commis=ion e
Washington st least days before tn,
date Of the ~xsminssson, osberwi-s
may is isnprscticsbIe 10 exsmine IN
sppiic>snL
U. & ONn emxum o..
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-21
NEGROES MUST
LEAVE GEORGIA
Threats of Violence Are
Made Against Land
Owners.

Athens, Ga Jan. IL. Negroes. land
owners and tenants. and white farmer
who rent land IL Negroes, have in th.
past few days been generally warnei by
unknown parties that il Negro familis,
10 not move ont Of an area covered by
parts 81 Clarke, OgIethorpe and Ocone..
IN twenty days from yesterday, their
houses would be burned and they wonld
suffer other violence.
At least six threatening letters. none
OF q em signed, several Of them evidently
written by the same hand and two ol
them stating I'VE mean bnsins--.' have
been turne.i over to the United Stats--
authorities and po~tofiice Inspectors.
This IL the first time such threats have
ever been made i'm this -ecti"n. Til.
population ~ tile rural section alluded
u Is largely Negro.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-21

Last night, in response To a resolution
unanimously adopted by the Csbell
County Republican Executive Commit
t<e, and upon solicitation from promi-
nent republicans in various parts of
West Virginia, Mr.. William r. Hite, of
Huntington, announced his candidacy
for the Republican nomination for United
States senator. Mr.. uite'- response To
the resolution and q e represep tations of
the committee whose members presented
the resolution To him, based his decision
upon an apparently well defined move
m~nt to harmonic the party in West
Virginia. In his letter MIR. Hite dis
claims poiisicai smblsions, bus holds that
there are times when duty is superior To
inc,,nstion. and ASSURES his friends that,
in srceding to their request for his ser
vices, he will loyalty and enthusiastically
cooperate with them III bringing about
the end desired. The candidacy OF Mr..
Hite is launched under auspices which
appear to guarantee q succcessfnl issue,
and his friends, elated with his decision,
are sanguine Of the outcome.
Mr.. Hite's letter addressed To Col. ID.
r. Abbott, chairman; Il. w. Foster,
General J. l.. Caldwell, G.. l.. Ritter.
Judge ID. r.. Matthews, Rev. A. H..
Reese, &. Il. Snow, IA. A Ieller, Sena-
ator w. 4. McAboy, w. A Freutel and
Dr. III. A. Brandebury, Of the notifica-
ton committee Is a. follows;
''Gentlemen:
Embarrassed and perplexed by your
proposal, and deeply affected 10y the gen
erous and unsought assursnces Of conf
dence and support which were given with
il, 1 have been at loss as 10 what course
j ought 70 pursue n. framing my response
thereto. To attain the highest office
within the gift of the people Of a great
state Is al honor OF which any Americ an
citizen ought to feel proud. To he urged
% suci an Office by a large and respecta-
ble element Of the Republican party en-
tails a question and an Obligation which
q demand the most serious consideration.
In seeking To arrive at a final CONCLUSION
i'm tins matter have been torn between
inclination and duty. Frankly, my in
cliustion is toward private life. have
never been ambitious 10 hold office.
have preferred To give to my party and
friends such service a. was at my dispos-
al, leaving 10 others both tine vicissitudes
and emoluments which att snd an active
career in politics. Il r there come times
wts<n personal inclination must yield u
duty And ieei impressed as ] am by
the representations made 5y your com
mi tee. and by assurances that have come
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-21
'WATCHFUL
WAITING
Still Persued in Mexico
by President of the
United States
trp =. o. u,r,>.D

The Wilson policy oi ''watchful wait.
ing has COLLAPSED utterly from the -liocl
pf the rcent wanton -laught in th.
Mrxican state of Chihuahua Df nearl,
a --'Ore of Americans who We're not guil
~ of any "iirI -. other than that oi be
ing citizens of the United Stat~-. and
nov ''w"eful waiting hs- rcplarrd tlr
Presidents Iet ruphemi-m. The Pre-
ident is -orely irritat~,l that American.
citizens should expect ,hr protertion of
their government when IracefulIy 10
pursuit of their legitimate business inter
s--t- on Mexiran soil
The mouthpisre II the administration
In the Mexican crisis (if there can ~
such a thing a. crisis under IDrmo
rratlc admIDi-trationD. senator stone.
AYERS that 1T would le mon-trOu- t. ~
~ war with Msxico at such y time a.
tins. y The Missouri -s.nator say that
the de facto government II Nexico 0nglbf
o. be given n chance o. punish the snnr
dere II American ritiz,nr but in truth
the calamity that the President fears and
shIch bI- nouthpiece -sek- ~ di-gni-r.
r. that ~ .rv~ntion in Mexico j. n ta-k
that s--nnie- colossal prOtortipn- ~
Drmsrratic eye- and that -uch interven-
ton would cau-r wholesale de-rrtion-
from the Temorratic party II the com
INK pre-ideatial eIe~tion hecan-r of the
veil fOnBced bclief that Democracy j.
too frsil for snch an aJdnOus undertak
ibg. Int for which the Republican party
j. peculiarly fitted. The bufIeting which
rei,elliou- Democrats are giving the al
nInI-tration' preparedness. program hz-
no hum ,roU- Aspect - tlIe President and
he i- near the teeth 'griuing" -tsge ol
wrath that the peopie should forget that
the Democratic partJ = not n.ed o.
fighting anyi,osiy but the descendants oi
the twenty Airicsn -lave- Who ~er.
br ryught over here In iGsI, i.-id.-, be
c. ~ mo- res-on vhy American sitiz ms
shouldn't stay At home and save the
government embarrassment fDothing
moreD over their i<ing bntchered in
Csrrsnzs land.
Grover Cleveland and hi- SECRETARY oi
STATE, Richard Olney. had o. endure q
little Of the same kind 81 embarrassment
during the Cuban rebellion, and Olney'.
sro~l, that Americans ought b. stay Al
home instead Of going 10 Cuba and grt.
ting themselves murdered, finds an almost
exact "replics" in the peevi-h complaint
ot President Wilson through senator
Stone. Happily for Cleveland his tenur.
Of Office came 10 IN end before the situ
stion bscan-e unendussi,le. and he Joy
fully turned over 10 Prssidsns McKinle,
- - kspue1iean party, = - N
v&i1A - nsnssnhs psssu 80 una10sl
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-21

both by training and temperament. The
keI'ui'iicsn psrty speedily performed the
work bequestlIed u Il by the Democrat
ic party and Cuba took seat at the
table oi nations.
NV, q Americans will only keep out
of Mexico until March 4, 1917, when q
Repubiican will relieve Mr.. Wilson Of
the responsibilities for which bi- classic
shoulders furnish tn narrow q resting
place, he will he ieeiing 80 grateful when
ne rides down i'ennsylvsnis Avenue
With his successor, that he will momen-
tarily forget that . great di-sppointmens
came 70 him on November Z. 1916. hsn
~ - sasiiisi by slss esersnrsss a thsuu
unioD1 snunn - - - - 49,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-21
~ respectfully yours.
W. y. lItTE.

tsse convention showed that the strength
Of ths convention wss against tpc clIsrtrr.
whereupon, DR. Morris and bis I blowers
left the chair and the convention I'M
ne'iisteiy elected r. y. Jones and an
entirely new -~t Of officers III. incor-
Dorsted convention led by Dr. Morris got
out an injunction % prevent the Jones
people FROM u-ing the name National
Baptist Convention. The cs-s hs, leen
hanging IRE and tire decision today ~
the court n iar-rczchinx. a. IL tears do~ n
aud virtually eliminates tbe incorporated
faction ss national boiJ. Tire contest
va sharp and prolonged. Able counseI
represented both sides, but the demurrer
offered by the attorneys FIR the Jone-
faction, every contention made aud the
i've points OF Law prevented were upheld.
President Jones Vas rescfed by ~lre in
fbilsdeiphis snd expre~sed himself a.
~eil pleased, declaring that he Anew the
wiIl Of the majority OF the Bspti-t- would
ts sustained. Ia 10 learned that Pre-i-
cent Jones vii call q meeting of his al.
visors consisting of the chairman and
the secretaries Of the various h,ar,I-. ~.
xcther with the elective Officers 20 NEE,
in Nashville ss IN early date.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-21
Prof. WV. Sanders
Makes Statement
NEGROES OF WEST VIRGINIA MANIFEST
INCREASED INTEREST In SCHOOL WORK

That the Negroes of West Virginia are
manil~-tlng an Increased interest i'm .Si-
uration - pointed out 10, rroi. VIM. W.
IA 'i~r- n "a statement just issued. The
statement II a- follows
Tine campaign inausurated> sometime
ago to abolish lllit-racy among the col
ored population of the STATE is already
i~arlng results. not only in the organi-
@ati"n "i night schools for adults a-d
other persons Who arr unable Ia take
advantage oi the opportunity oi "A com
mon school education prr-~ntri to them
by the public schools. hut in a genera
increase ln the interest in all II the AZ
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-01-21
JONES FACTION
WINS IN COURT
Dscisiss in Chicago Rendered This
Week Sustsised the Conten-
testioss Of 6. P. Jones
asd Followers.

Chicsgo. Jan. lO.-A decision render
ed in the courts II Chicago tsisy by
judy smith .n<tsined the demurrer of
Attorneys alter NJ. Farmer of this cit,
and wm II.rri~'n. Il OkIsh una City.
recognizing the National Baptist Con
,-ntion Of which y Jones, ID. d.. ci
vicksburg. Mis-. Wa elected president
IL will h. remembered that dnring the
month Of September Is-s year the Bspt'ss
hesd . convention in this city and d.
vidsd inso t~o pssss over . chsrser ecs-
- 60 ~ ssvsn ~ 4 .ajorisg a
- haB1Dd - 11ey - 1sss vso8 =