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The Dickinson press., 1916-09-23
Adventures of the Mutual Gil

have already spent two days in your city this week and will n doubt
rule I dislike to stay away from home ver night and particularly so if I am c.
as the most of them arc 80 mhomeike. However that is not true of the &c
ping: Mr. Nielsen, the manager Of the Gem, certainly has the happy faculty Of
ly at home.
I also visited the Vogue again this week and purchased another hat. I
however, as had already bought my fall hat there a couple Of weeks ago.. I
girl friend of mine in the east. You see l wrote her describing my new hat in
what l had paid for it, Yesterday her answer can in which she incosed a
buy her me just like it,
and buy the paint with which to paint my new home. They also carry a large
expect to buy the paper there with which to paper my home as soon as the phs
work.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-12-16

Their is much talk among few
Negro supporters as to what Mayor
elect Van Lear will do. Some lay
claims to "opening a club" and many
others to appointment as detective
Well, It is certain that Mr.. Van Lear
cm see that the Negroes get treated
- other citizens and are accorded
edual privileges in public places. The
rapid growth of discrimination is a
matter of vital importance now. we
believe that Mr.. Van Lear will DO
mach to make the Negroes better
citizens by giving them legitimate re-
nresentation in city affairs and that
ne. will do nothing to add to their
DEGRADATION by permitting any more
clubs or buffet flats. It is about time
that Negroes demand those things
which advance them. and if they
make r proper showing Mr.. Van
Lear viii give them due recognition.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-12-16
PANTAGES BARS NEGROES
Legal Action Taken.

The management of the Pantages
Theatre in this city has repeatedly
refused to allow Negroes to occupy
seats on the first floor of their build
ing, and they have made it prac-
tice of seating them in the balcony.
Atty. R. A. Skinner, young practic-
ing lawyer, had been refused also
several other respectable persons on
account of their color. Messrs. L. C..
Valle, Oscar G. Price, DR.. w. Ellis
Burton and Miss L. o. Smith were
refused admission, having in their
possession tickets for seats they were
not allowed to Occupy. Atty. Skinner
has brought suit, and will be assisted
by Atty. Brown S. Smith. They in
tend to make a strong legal fight to
overcome this discrimination. A
series of suits will be brought indi-
vidually, and they will present this
case to the Grand Jury.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-12-16

Encourage the young people, who
are interested in church and social
work. They need the advice and as
sistance of those, who are older and
more experienced. Instead of such
being the case; it is often that rivalry
and agitation results, when the young
peoole make a better showing than
the older element.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-12-16

Mayor elect Van Lear is expected
to tell those proprietors, who draw
the color-line, "just where to get Off
and his attention is called to The
Pantages Theatre.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-12-16
POPULARITY OF RED CROSS
SEALS INCREASING.

Minnesota citizens show greater
interest in the war against Tubercul-
>osis each year. RED CROSS SEALS
are sold each holiday season to raise
local and state funds for the fight
against tuberculosis. Each year there
is a gain of 500 over the number
sold in previous years, as the follow
ing figures announced by the Min
nesota Public Health Association
show:
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1916-12-16

suY RED-cRoss sEALs'
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-15
TWO WEST VA. CITIES
NOMINATED BY BOARD
As Logical Sites For New Gov
eminent Armor Plate Plant.

Resolutions which urge the selec.
lion Of Huntington or Charleston. m
the logical site for the proposed gov
crnmeHt arlnor plate We're unanimous
" adopted by the West Virginia
Board of Trade in convention Thurs
day 10 Huntington The Board of
Trades departure from the establish
ed rule Of aiding all sections of the
State alike was explained by the fact
that Washington authorities here
eliminated all West Virginia cities
except the TWO mentioned
Officers were named as follows:
President. +. H. Enslow, Hunting.
ton. secretary. II. =. Archer, Park
craburg. tfea8nrcr-Jo r. Finley,
ParkersburR. vice presidents by Con-
gessional districts First, George
" Luiz and r. L. Brett; Second.
Howard Sutherland and e. r. Jones,
Third. Orlando West and Stuart r.
Reed: Fourth. John y. Finley and
Robert l. Archer; Fifth. Isaac T.
Mann and Lawrence Tlerney. and
Sixfh, W a Kelly and Adam Little
pare
Clarksburg was chosen AZ the
place for tho next meeting. Chambers
of Commerce and Boards Of Trade
Who afo membcra Of the state board
VIII be assessed 50 cents per member
for fhe support Of the state organ
zHioa b. WAS decided today.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-15
STRONG EVIDENCE
la tho Statement Of This Mar,lnsburs
Woman.

EaCkacho is often kidney ache.
a common warning of serious kid.
10y llia
"a stitch in Time Saves Nine"
Hau.t delay use Doans Kidney
nH8
Profit by Mrs Ambrose'a oxper=
i.aro
ai John Ambrose. log s Water
Martin bug. says Il had trou-
Bio with my back aud Kidneys. The
srcF sceretions we're unnatural My
back burt and ! vas often lame and
~. Boau's Kidney Pills greatly
relieved me Of the palms and sore.
e and the lameucas Wa8 removed
Tnsy also regulated the action of my
Fifneys
P.ice soc al an dcalers Don't
mpfy AK for a kidney remedy get
D4au8 Kidney pills The same that
fa Ambrose had Foster Milburn
Co. Props Buffalo. y Y. eodiw
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-15
POSTMlSTRESS WILL
FIGHT FOR POSITION

An effort to remove The postmis.
tress al Needmoee, Hardy county,
who is Mrs. B. F Reed, is being re-
sisted by many patrons OF the Office
aa3 b. Congressman George NJ Bow
rrs ia whose congressional balIiWick
he office is located Charges have
been filed against ihe Incumbent
which she has answered in such
satisfactory manner. So Col Bowers
claimed 10 the officials at the Post
Office Department as to justify
prompt and complete yindicatTon
The office. though a small one has
stirred up contest disproportionate
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-15

rae Ioaruai .a.orursr, nlr
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-15
CAN NOT PUBLISH
SANTA CLAUS LETTERS

tbs year the Journal asks to be
excused from becoming q depository
FOR Santa Claus letters For some
sear # WA . pleasant task 10 pub
u communications from little ones
10 dear old Santa. but last Decem-
boz the editors was swamped with
mehthy rpia'les. many Of them
e=mHciy written BY older folks, and
gat fe0 over pare IN lcnrth The
Journal however. viii be glad 70 note
se name NJ he writer's and II any
ndl7 81 posed representative Of the
IL Hree saint cares 70 secure the
rfF ifga. communication they can
sef by calling at this office 50 far
So anpea1 have been received. one
eu earaer 81 Bunker HIN.
.a ftr 1traH from EtIenora Bow
tafH treet
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-15
COOPERATIVE STORES

Plans for the establishment Of 60.
operative stores IN an effort TO reduce
p .cls of ioodstuhs have been
made by the Huntington Trades and
Labor Assembly This body repre-
SCENTS every union worker in that city
and it is proposed that tho allied
orattesmen take stock in the com
muniy stores and confne their pur.
chases 10 these establishments.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-15
GIVING A DEMONSTRATION

Local Manager +. ". Stake. of the
c. & P. Telephone Co., is in Bereke-
ley Springs, attending demonstra-
ton given BY the company in one OF
the moving picture houses. It Is IN
derstood that the same reels viii be
shown here later.
The Washington times., 1916-05-29
Moakley's System Is
Winning for Cornell
Famous Track Coach Bull ds A-Around Team Rath-
er Than One of Few Stars-Today's Sportorial
on Some Live Topics in Sports.
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

Cornelrs victory In the annual in
tercollegiate track and field meet at
Cambridge Saturday Is a great boost
for the all-around track team. as op-
posed to the team boasting Of q few
stars.
the hurdle; let Meredith shatter
in the mile" is the dope Of John
Moakley, the Cornell trainer. "All
we want are the second. thirds and
fourths. We may bunch a lot OF
good men In the two-mile. say. but
the Cornell track team wins these
meets, not one or two Cornell stars,
And who will say that Moakley Ia
wrong after looking back at the
records OF other days?
Jack Moakley is the Mike Murphy
of 1916. He has the best system OF
building up track material of any
man now In the game. He has. In
deed, but one competition. Johnny
something on Mack. too. for his team
is generally ahead OF Yale.
Moakley builds UP an all-around
track team. In only one event, the
board jump. did the Comedians fail
to qualify a man or two or three for
letes qualify than any other uni
versity. So Cornell won the honors
of 1916.
Yale and Harvard once monopo-
lized all the honors at the inter-
collegiate meets. Then Mike MUIR
ply brought Pennsylvania to the
front, keeping II there until he
went back to Yale. The Ellis i'm
mediately began to grab all the
laurels, losing them only when
Murphy returned to Penn and put
the Red and Blue out in front
again.
Mike Murphy has passed away
and II Is doubtful IL there will
every be another. Moakley, at Cor
nell, Ia the nearest approach to
Murphy as a trainer OF track ath-
letes.
And so Cornell. with a system
founded on the greatest good for
the greatest number of men, con-
tinues on to win honors year after
year in the intercollegiates.
Cornelrs system Ia right.
That's why.
The Washington times., 1916-05-29
Tom Mcnamara Makes
New Record at SiWanoy

MT. VERNON. N. Y. May 29.-Tom
Mcnamara. once Of Boston. but now Of
New York. made a new record for the
course OF the siwanoy Country Club yes
terday. He was playing with F. R. Hol-
lender against John G. Anderson and F.
r. Sheldon. and completed the round in
1S, Just equaling par. Anderson was
the holder OF the old record. "a.
While the Western open champion was
making the new mark Tom Kerrigan,
the Siwanoy professional. and Lloyd p.
Gwyer. one Of the clubs leading anna
teurs, were playing a match against
George Mclean. of Dunwoodie. and NJ
Gallagher. of Siwanoy. both profession
ais Kerrigan and Gwyer won by 4 up
and to play. but left the record break
ing to Mcnamara.
The Washington times., 1916-05-29
DICK RAINEY MAY
REFEREE CONTEST
Well-known Baltimorean Will Per-
form If Cortez Argees.

II Andy Cortez is satisfied. Dick Rain
ey, boxing impresario. may referee to-
morrow's fifteen-round contest at Ard
more between the little New Yorker
and Tommy Lowe. Washington's vet
eran lightweight. Rainey is a Balti-
morean. but is we'll known in the Capt.
tai. Lowe agrees to have him act as
third man In the ring. and so 1t rests
with Cortez.
Possible argument remains. however.
for Matchmaker Freeman will insist on
using p. F. O'Connor, the clubs official
referee. II Cortez turns down Lowe.
Lowe has refused to enter the ring with
O'Connor.
The holiday card at Ardmore will start
at 2:30 o'clock with a battle royal. Two
prelims. Turk Smith VS.. Kid White and
Young Jack Kelly VS.. Jimmy O'Connor.
will be seen before the semi-final between
Young Thomas. of this city, and Young
1sso. Of New York. gets under way.
The Washington times., 1916-05-29
Chips journey.

George Chip contemplates going to
Australia to battle fifteen or twenty
rounds with Les Darcy. the cham
pion middleweight Of the under side
of the world. Here's hoping Chip
will win.
Chip came to the top with marvel
GUS speed, but he administered a
severe shock to ring followers when
he stopped Frank Klaus twice In
succession. This was considered i'm
possible just at that time.
though, when Al Mccoy, a Brook
lyn nobody, dropped Chip and won
the title. Mccoy has never fought
a good fight since. Hams knock him
ali over the ring every time he
steps into II.
Here's hoping Chip defeats Darcy
and then comes home and gets his
revenge against Mccoy.
The Washington times., 1916-05-29

into a championship? Can CoveleslSie
and Bagby and Coumbe and Klepfer.
none OF whom 10 OF first rank in the
box. hold their own when the season
stretches away through the long
hot days Of summer?
Isn't II about time for Jack 9raney
to 'hit his stride" which is anything
but 300 at the bat?
When did Bobby Roth look good in
a major league lineup?
And Terry Turner-how about his
weak back?
And Wamby-how long will he
continue to shine as a big league
star?
Take away Speaker. Morton, Chap
man. O'Neill. and Gandil and what
have you left in that Cleveland line
up which you would bet your simo-
Icons that they would win a PEN
nant in this American League of
1857
Think II over.
The Washington times., 1916-05-29
Gayety Theater to Show
Griffmen on Scoreboard

The management Of the Gayety Thea
ter Announces that beginning tomorrow
and during the entire time the Ma
uonals are on tour. the games will be
shown on the big Wizard electrical
scoreboard. This device Is said to be
the most marvellous Of its kind. repro
ducing the game to the very smallest de-
tail. It bears the Endorsement of Ty
Cobb. Christy Mathewson. Johnny Evers
ere unanimous in their praise OF the
device
As doubleheader is scheduled for
tomorrow. the Gayety scoreboard will
be In operation at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.