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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22
COAL MEN SELECTED


The nineteenth annual meeting Of 'he
American Mining C0pgr,-- will be h. Ia
IN Chicago iOr four dsy-. heyinning ON
Monday, November ls Consideration
will ~ given G" tire problems "i safety,
efficiency sn,. conservation. Gouernor
Hatfield has -..lert-d ~ West Virgins
drlegAtes o. this convention the following
men identified with the coal industry OF
the state Col r. D. White, of GleI.
NhiIe; ten. Edward % rsoir, Of ,,ary
y %. f-rrivsl. OF Honen. John VI
Wolfe. oi FaIrmont. Prank -. Harri
81 cannrlton tsrl Hunter. "f Noun,i~
stir. r. n iiuidy. ot Bo"mrr. Chsrl,--
A. Csi+'ll, "f Carbon: John Lang. oi
Charir-t"n Col. " H. ti"och Wheel
ing.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22
VOTERS ELECT
BOTH HOUSES
Must Have Republican Copgre,s
and Republican Legislature
This Fall With Hughes
and Robinson.

Prs~idsnt-to-be Hughes must have a
Republican senate and Hon-e 20 uphold
him The election of Rspnhiican sen-
stors AMI representative ~s- one n fh.
important necesSities kept To- the ior,-
front hy the parry campaign managers
AMI speakers IN the Name contest. ssov.
iingi'e- made that PROMINENT in hi-
speech In the Pine Tree Il ate. - dis Col
Rop-evelt and all the Other great ieAslsr-
In every state thi- year ths, will 10 ham
mered home ~ the voters ~ that they
all grssp ~ importance anil REMEMBER.
when rs-ting their ballots ~ consistent
y complete the j'.b tt~y have ia uind o.
DO. Thst - O. ssy. snxiou- ~ -.-r tsor-
ernor Hughes in the Whit Hons. uey
mu-t not forg-t that i,r must have ke
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22
NORRIS REELECTED
GRAND MASTER OF
j. 0. ODD FELLOWS

Hon. Edward II Morris. of Chit3go.
ILL.,. Was elected Friday. >-ptrnbe' J.,
o. serve las sixth term ~ GRAND Master
oi pid Fellows Mr.. Morris entered the
order -srly IN life AMI advanced thrvngh
tie stages II hi- subordinate lodge to tie
cssssiIng James r N.edham. the prt-eni
Grand Secretary.
He fir-t served two consecutive terus
and in lgr,. OWING To increasing bu-i.
nrs~ obligations. asked that hr tie I,-r
n1t-d To rrliBqli-i the office
la l'io. th- affairs ln the order threat
enei dIsIutsgratIon ami the blrnnlal con
veptlon Oi baltimpr- rncc.-s-,iei ln per
shading hun To give np s"n,e oI his per
sonal affairs aud again assume the tsransi
Master CHAIR.
Tie WAS rr--irctsd At Atlanta in IaIg
AMI an Bv-ton In 1874.
hr. Morris u a lawyer. ranking witt.
the great lawyers of the rouutry. and J.
= imitte'ily tlIe ealing pratt tioner OF our
race. 90 ps'iiiIcAi ea,isr hr "csuIl. :
the front rank. ,Insrilng AMI leAding z
hps g~ople with tactiu. Judgment AID
With firfnne-- In their stand Tor even
Amercan rigi,t lie - hnpors by tin
P-oT'le IN ~ s-hIngt'u where he and las
charming vile. Mr-. Jessie Montgomery
Morr'~. are veil aud id-'y known.
NEFDHAN EE-F.IACrED.
James r Neednam ~as rr-rl~ct a
Grand >ecrrtary of O.ii Fellows Ter the
term OF t~O years.
Ar. Nredham - a veteran odd Fellow
and hs- -rrvesi the order in every capar
IT, up tO that Of Grand Master
The TeoFle generally are grauhed i,y
the continuance of Henry T. Slaughter
~ editor of the Odd Fellows Journal.
Mr.. slaughter pr~eticsi printer a.
~eil A. editor and has advanced the
equipment. tone and circni atom 81 tie
Journal tO a marked o., grev
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22

Dsnville. Ns-Thoma- Rsm-ey. sged
twenty-five yesrs. wa- srre-t-d saturday
near Stskelsnd. charged with having az
tempted an assault uPon May Craven.
nine yrsr-old daughter ~ Nr. and Mr..
Craven. TIE mother male the charge
against Rsmsey. A warrant charging
attempted criminal assault vs- i--u~d
and officers arrested Ramsey. He de-
nies the chsrT~. and says be eft Osnville
90 the sovice Of friends. H- y h~ing
held In jail until the case coms- before
ths grssd jury On Tuesday.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22
CRY T. FNTO~Ep
NUT BLACK BURLEY BRUITS--TRESE

Esisigi. q -Ii'~ preliminary hear
ing Of : Tlt'mrs. of t,~nrxia, re-nlte,I
IN raising hi- ir,Iid O. 4, 90. an srnoun,
that ~ hs~ MT i-~n sl,e % PIT up.
Thon,s- D. ehsrgri With ..ttempted Grim
inal s-~sult ~ NJ F1ls Nunn. in .
Pullman csr s.i . : -lItl,~rn Rsllxay train
ia Cpi'.n ~t-ti ~ sh.sl here.
Pullman C..ndu~t,- y y. stephenson
and otl,.-r Itn~s--- t,--t'fiad that he pull
Ell Thomas out ~ the ''i-th of the young
lady, While h~ VS. hOld ng her With one
hand prorsei over her mouth.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22
Federal Court; of West Virginia Sustains Demurrer

90 t'.-s" C.nyr.--- ~ fh t's..r md 81
til- sv-nu- l., ~ninr.-. Ia idea ani rol
,~a-~ ln ~ Wy ri, IN. frpni,lr-a,
patty l. fortunate tins ,ssr IN having a,'
nsn-"s array ,'i strong aid I"l'u'sr men
"u it- s-sngr.--i,us' t'skst 4 iilcrr-~
.sn-at- l.sry~ U.~srd SUTHERLAND hesds
~ a. ti'.. party rau,iiiatr i"r th.. I nitr,i
>tr.- ~.ns'-. IL "a ne-.. " aste al v.s.i-
o. rtil''r'1~ the Irss~onali'y ard shilirr.
OF Mr. Sutherland t,-fy voter in tbs
STATE knows hi'". h"ld- u in m h'ga e.
teetn snd - s~sre "i LIs splendid r-v"rsi
in -very Ps~itinn hr hs- h,id NJ nre
time ar an th-r rp"-t 80 the voters have
cs-t th,-ir bnllot- tor HIM THE rsp.i'
da'e- ior the Hou-s. of Il prs-entatIv,-~
may i- compared fsNorah'y io hiri
When parts can. St "n~ snd the ~sn
tin~. "fi~r -'lch m "a inr the lower hrans'
j. th~ Congress ~ C"i Tbs " Firu
'ng. II FairmOnt. Congressman ts.-,rr,.
- Bowers. II vi ~ n-tnrs Hon Stnan
r. Reed of Clark-',urr. furtn-r Cu
grs--mad Harry Chapman W..miyar.'
lOi ~tsn.rr. Congressman td~ ari t,"p
er. "i Mrnrr r"nntv. and >tat, - at
VI Y b.-s''y. of Char.~tnn. there. l. -
god drSl ia ftv"r %. th. ,,s.d Iudguset'
a II g'-~d ,rtune 90 the party. ion Z yn..
t"i"k, Charl,-- fvsn- Hughes J. ~
sur. 4" "r- b'g virt'ry in West Nir
g'' IA "a lSi6 ~ Mck nl~y' ~As ~ Issr'
tu,i ths. -alfi,. ut@ti "A ho v,,t,. Ia .rtxt. lft
tho -'s'.'- .-l-,tpral We ts- -linnld ~s-- ear.
ir'ly ~ that rhey give him Upir Il
safes = na'"r AID representatives nf hl-
~" way ''i 'h."k'"v-rp nprvli hyn~.i
hls administratio of the NATIONS affair
.iuIing tfr nrNt !, ur Years
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22

Ia n1s-t the Petty appeal o. preinjir
with which my Drn"-rstic opp ,nei hs
- lar filled hi- -I--.ch.-s
IL do not think that any of my friend
have ever taken me ior a cowaid All
Republican and shall defend every
where and at all ti;nrs the party oi Lin
coin.
Let no one be de-reived A vote foi
Coru~ell IL VOTE for the Demorati.
platform vote lar that silent influenc,
whirh ousts-d Colon-l MsSirsw from lead
ershIp. threw Lewis ont of the chairman
ship and ls-sts,i the Dr-mn-rstr party
under n single rye at Fairmont
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22
WHY THEY ARE OPTI-
MYSTIC.

'k"publirans OI'timi-tic' ~ the i,fl.
~ AL editorial IA the tairmnnt TIM
tl'rm That Is onrr the T,mr- .rr
! ta'nty let slip truth E-puhlirnn- .,
~ry here in West Nirginia are nnt onl,
opt'nnl-tl". i''it tllry uP'and ,..nng
confident. enthn-ia-t" aud uni,,l..a " .tl,
discrimination a. Win.
To AN ~xtrnt the Republican party .
organization mansger- are indeld A a..
Democratic paI~rr like the Tlms- f.f
'h- happily Satisfactory condition 10
tiieir party ranks. The sl,-urily falls.
cr4rge- against t'.r Republican part, =
administration oi H. ~tate t.ovrrnrne.
the -currllOu-. uuiair and. fnor- ir..
qnrntly than otherwise. lils.iou- atfark-
''n prominent men OF Ws-t virginia
AiIs -r "niy crIule -s@.in- To- is. that tl,,.,
are either Representatives oi the rr-at
l;-I'ui'lican party 90 ,.iiicr or ~ ran,l.
Il ti'--. ore Hfr tig..r,r- aud s-,n-pirn..n.
90 i"irnding thr Republican Iatft.
against IL ~nrini~- hayr h-ll~~l - Co.
unit kepui,iran- in r.~ry -.-ti,.n 81 Ire
~tntr and condition thssn l., q fght.nr
= ir.
The sweeping 1irPuii'can victory ~
MAINE. showing A. u lid fliaf the enun
Try ~ y i"g to restore tl,~ Republican
party in power again m Washington.
~a- another cDntrsuf"ry iart"r 10 pro
ld eng tie Krl,nl,iiran Dgfirni-rn'
winch the I'm p. has ip--n 80 kind a. g.
adssfti-s. The splendid ieasler-hIf OF
iIngi'e- and the ~iIs,tive -r~--ch... .l
l:'s'-'.s.-lt. iiis ..,inpiets amaisannati,,i,
90 l;epuhlicatian- AMI I'rogre--i,..- .n
Maine. West Virgins and ~. every ~tsr..
in tii' galaxy tiis--e al f,-ipsi a. rs-taf.
i'~pu''liean rp1ifidrnc. o. ti,.. Triumphant
-ic'r-- 90 tiieir partJ tlli- year
IL - kspui,'icul year and uhy
-i'"u 81" EeI'ui'iie~'- b. "f.tiui-tis
Al i;s'kiry ~hien Dr. Ai,e Lily i.,uie
tD~n. cheers turpei into lu-ty hnrraii-
A. ju'ig- Robinson plung,-d mt ai-
rn--i0n "f -tatr tlnr-,i,n- and parfisular.
D. into gue-tipD- epeti,er Dr MT the
tat Di Wet Niryina -'ipnld -. i,ligl,t
. - tie hand oi 'larsns- ". Nat-s.n.
FairfnOnt CDa lisr,f. ,lsrlarsd L, i-.
putting forth every effort o. aIn tho
y'neral ei~ef'un i"r tire Deuu~rafic
ftrty and ti'en i,,-- t.e -tate rotern
nient ipr iDur yssr-
NJ. n~t that me- fhsf rsiistl q
i'rIn'--rat irofn tie nlfi-f .i Knot 90
'''.n oi tiiat I.lftieal isti
Int tliat - ~lst y~1 All ~. for if,
N"vrni'er. % you ,''t~ tllat ticket. -4rd
tiIe speaker.
Ii'en Ne'i vote another ~sy s4m
~noti'er -- l.inc''ln ReT,uilican.
Estate democratic psTvr- have tl.e
eirontery Z" tsil tl,rIr res.irr- that c.,n
iit'o"- arr -at'siaetpry 10 fsyete coln-
~ on the slrirority Of = Corn~~n pre-
agent. ~ Cornwef do.~n't - any
more votes ~ the otl,~r 80 COUNTIES than
l'e ~ill receive in Fayette. II will H.. the
Hor-e 'ieieate,i candidate whp ever ran
fpr "fiirc IN West Nirnnis After t@r
yesr- oi interrcine strife over COUNTY
sh-ir-. ti'e R~publIcsn- Of Fsyette Coun-
~ are tins yesr united and dwelling %
gether ln pertect harmony Tne leaders
Of tie party IN that county expect q ma
(Oonsnusi On Psss ~
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22

sail nm 'i~trinrni intsiis> tnsiiy h~ J.
one "i thu Stat ~tfonr u,ril H.. has
"t- "i siHiity. ami q" intimate. that he.
"sn Pc male any man : man - to in~nlt
u" ini"li'r"nsr 81 tli. ls~,g,i, .,i tl,, -tst-
Who have ei,~-tri hin a. either hugh pla
80. ~hrrr b, rn,srr,~i c,n,~pi,ai,n-i,
ai'ir -rrvn,r
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22
Robinson Spends Pusy Days atRepublicau State
Headquarters, Where Signs Are Right for
Great Vict.ry for Party of Lincoln
LETTERS SHOW HOW The VOTERS ARE FEELING
Democrats, Surprised by Ready and Aggressive
Tactics Of Their Opponents, Already Scent
Defeat in the Political Atmosphere

tLAEk>' tR'.. W. VA. ~~pt '6 -
D s.g. AZ E..iin-,n ha- put in tw"
dAy- at Republican STATE headquarters
and they have t'-en busy days. Tie nan
il.-i a mass III correspondence AMI letter
from every section oi the state reporting
on political conditions. ~hirh are SITE
factprily shaping mp in every county
Every letter contained an assurance oi
support and hreathri a sp.rit of oDti-
mi~n which Was a. refreshing a. Il VA
encouraging.
Il have EVERY rra-on u feel greatly
encouraged over thr many ASSURANCES
received from all parts as to NY own can
,isdaey snd a. Ia the entire tlck~t, ssid
Judge kotlnson to.iay. 81 have never
once d"uI,te.i tut the Republican party
would Win a swr-ping victory in West
N'rsinia tins wear. and nov ieel more
.trtaIh oi u than ever.
The Democratic opposition seems t.
lie u,pfIsed that We are answering their
eitars,- aud personalities A. tbrS should
s'e ahs~eret-proTnptly vigorourly and
In klnd. What dId they rxpecI, Tina
the Republicans would PROSTATE them
s.lyes and let the Watson Corr we'll ma
rhine run over them Our par y has ID.
a.,ologIe- L. make ~ is opponents and
tsvor- to ask Its rrcotd = = clean on.
aud ~ have NO fear that 4 will not h
approved At tiie poi-
DIFF NDING ON RlCORD
We started our rzinf.-isn ON th,
strength 81 the line rrs-r.i that eur pssty
has made snd 49, hsd no other desire or
intentI,n hnt to ~sg- q IN the I-sur- in
Nolyed The opT~-ftlon -ermet inten
uorrd .ther~ is- and -oon showed thai
they proI-'-s'i To- try u conduct cam
prgn ~ Is'r-on-iitieS inmate ial and
irrev' liant. tfry have made thur fling
and they are rev'eiving their ans ers. Ia
viii Mt work. The people will dtmar q
serIou- d'scu-sion OF the real i.sue- IN
-.pntr.ver-y aud they Will not ne satisfied
until they grt Il They will al-o demai 4
q, know What and who l. be', nd the
-trrnu us eif.'rt- b.ing pnt fortl4 W tn.
I,eDrOrrat- iilI- year % elect a gpvernor.
Thy vii g~t tist know ledge TO. The
isnes 81 this Contest beiw-eu the t~o par
ties are MT now ard out A. they will ~
They are rapidly changing.
THE truth involved M thi- contest
cannot be hidden G. W. Wsts,ns
eilprts a. capture the gosefnm eni
- thu state are too Vell understood l.
- rncce-sfui Wstspni-fn - one Ism
~irch "a j. dead certainty that ti,e rss =
pie of we~t Virginia ~iI not .rrept
They have rs--ed on that 'isrn
'1he IroI'ls generally have not for
gotten ~hat honest Democrats thern-pive-
sd th iriy ai-put tho incident of tho
ciieck i,,-pk snd the fountain ten. and
the rsrtan-lip of the 'tsOld dnst twins. p
n sny 81 them have forgotten they all
~ duly reminded.
CRY T. FNFO~Fp
'rhc Democrst- rry of stop thief will
80 fni'y exTo- % while -hali on the
~bple maxi t.r., rt On plane -
ftung ti.. h'4i ,,.i, rhi.f exrriItive
~ = srs 4 Stat. - reserve tl,e right
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22
District
Meeting
OF The Golden Rule
Beneficial and E.
Association
Held at kimbsII, W. Va, With
Moving Star Association No.
q, Sept. ~, 1916.

NJ ldItr l'-s-.. ai.un u- -usce 10.
yOur ,~luai'ls i'sl-r o. -sy fea word
al~''it tl.e eorA oi tiie 81. LIEN Euie u.
"rgani<sts0n i- i'r''yr'---rnx uirriy. -otr
oi TIE a--'~iat Dfi- are sseIany ti.Ir
prO'ni-'- Niish tiiey iu,,ie "a tii- ',ransl
~ittiny. ior t'iey are --iisiing IN nes AL
pication- slmo-t daily. Int ~ arr nst
yrt satisfied. We i,,.i that more cnr ir
scc anIli-l,.-i 10 tl,e ~Ay oi orgsnizinv
ne~ 4--oci4tion- Whore the work ha- NJ,
Ut i,eeu e-taidi-ise.i
District MFETING.
The district meet NJ held nth Moving
star Association, No. ., st kiml,zll. ".
Va, ON the iltb Of this month. proved
qnite . sposs.- e-yssrisily when 49, con
ss<i>r ti~ dis.dvsntsees snier which a
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22
PRESIDENT OF SANTA FE RAIL
ROAD DEFIES EICHT-HOUR
MEASURE.
PREPARES FOR LEGAL BATTLE
Congressman Adams Says Official
May 20 to Jail--Enforcement
Of Legislation Adds New
Phase to Strike Question

y d." riit-f "f the ,ii-utIt.. f~tx.en
tll" % f,iif""fi i,r..tl,rrll,~ri- and tl,rrsil
y 81 .r~f ,f.,f- ia- ARISEN ~ith tt. DE-
'lf'i o. '.i D o. l.iIley. Ir,--pi,.nt nf tt,.
@ 90 l'.I"l - anil .htA ~ rntIrond.
'f ."iftny All not rsulIy with
1 ffati,i..ii- 80 tll~ Adnnr-nn eight
" 900 20" mt m % u "a o. 'io =" i,y the
nit tat. - -ui'f.ni, .,,Irt
''Y" -'~.n Mr. l:rlry- I.ubiI-lr.d
slater 'cnt. -sid Chairman Adnrn-on. of
a." li'u-e rpfnfnitt'-- on Interstate com
""fr' ami iaili~r 81 Tia. hIll, and Nil |
"a" -' 40 til- tinnr D. that u Mr. Eiplev
d" an, other railway oilicial di-oley- thi.
risii 'i''uf iaw the iir-t step taken viii
i"' uH -a"sring ont oi warrant. and
Tie Al 'lat,f- are likely L. lind tl,efn-..l,,.
D .sI
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22
- Dot ET 90 TIIF CO~TITf
IlCNAIITS

u f"ipr attDfney informs " railroad
"iiiri,i tIat 49, Ian b. unconstitutional
% should 10. arranged - that the accused
oillclai may have Tie l~-nrfit of other
r'Dn-'I lu court and tho ill advised At
irft'f can =, along ~ Jail rith hl- eli
eut. There i- 40 lpui,t of the cons,it,-
upn'l ~ "i tI- law and oi the rover Of
'ongf.'-- O. regulate solnuerc. l~t.een
tiie state anil iro. rl- iOr the safety AMI
''a"iort Of ti'r travelling anl shipping
ruh.ir
bet msuif-f- 'f tiie ~..uste Irtrrstst.,
Commerce cpfufnItt.e a,lrnit that no con-
-''irfa'r'f ea- gwen o. the aetnal en-
'r''i rnt of Tire laa ~enatpr NeuIand,-
ciiaifn 40 "i tiir r,fnuitt,-. when l,- = A.
tfi 'i VI l.fieJ -tat,rnrnt. SAID II
= an nn' ~ al prepared o. rxprr-- 40
nfHniDn a- o. eIst rDnr-. ~ 81 10. taken.
.'r Ias -ieat. fYr 10 4. u~n.ltv
'isn--. ieit i roir~. iiisr. are l.val va.
% in's.fin, ti.at end O.
NAY iNDlCT ~ANrA 3D. OFFICIALS.
One theory advanced - that n the San
o. lr officials r. i1-'. a. oper~te their ro.d
"n ti'e 'igi't hour bs-i-. they aill ~ IN
dieted then. in TIE event Df p,nviction.
tiey ~ill sTT~si o. thu supr me court.
An"ti'er vie~ D. 90 a tbe otb - roads will
o'~er'e TIE eigi tn '1r la~ snd wnI AZ
"a v tiie court. pu tli- rrou "a that they
are i+ing -utIsctri o. sn arrangement
their cpnstitutionsl right.
boz TIE nean~hil- tiie isyai department.
'f 80 ~ants fe = tking a thorough in
tgation Of the Al ins0p "a IN pr-o-
arstion ior court BATH. Prr~,dspt
Ripley refuses o. i'sdse from his defiant
~tt'tude, and declsrrs. lie will con-
t'aoe - operate under the old sy.ssn
issr January A"
Evening journal., 1916-09-08
MRS. SPIEDEL SAYS
LIVED HERE
THIRTY Years
And is Glad to IndorSe Lax
s-Tone as it Restored
Her. Health

It is not what we say, but what the
people say who have used Lax-a-Tone
that has made this remedy famous. II
is wonderful preparation and merits
a trial. Mrs. Spiedel says:
II have had pains in my stomach fcf
years, and when these pains were bad
my stomach would be so sore for
weeks at a time that I could not bear
the weight of my clothes would
have severe vomiting spells that very
near wrenched me to pieces. had
severe pains across the back. no ap-
petite and could not sleep. Since tax
ing Lax-a-Tone the pains in my stom-
ach have ceased, l have no vomiting
spells. my backache has left me. my
appetite has improved and / sleep
well. I have lived in Wilmington and
am we'll known here. as have been
here thirty years. 7 live az 1917 Lin
den street. and will personally in
dorse this remedy"
LaX-a-Tone is for sale az the Miller
Drug Store, 404-4O6 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1916-09-08
SUSSEX Democrats
DIDN'T Get Share
Feel They Should Have Had
Senator or Attorney
General Nomina-
tion, Too
DELEGATES LEFT TOO
EARLY IS ASSERTION

Special to The EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del, Sept. s.
The nomination Of Albert F. Polk.
Il this town for Representative in
Congress on Tuesday by the Demo-
cratic State Convention is pleasing to
Democrats of Sussex county who for
the past ten years have been working
for his recognition in the State Con-
ventions.
Considerable feeling has been en-
gendered in some parts of the coun-
~ ebcause of the failure of Andrew
J. Lynch or James NJ. Tunnel 70
land the nomination for United
States Senator and Attorney-General,
respectively. By rotation, Sussex
county was entitled to at least one
of the nominations. If not both, 1t is
claimed. Sussex countians, in view
of the fact that this county has not
had a United States Senator for more
than "A years and an Attorney-Gen-
eral since 1897. believed they we're
entitled to BOTH as well as the Con-
gressional nominee.
II is believed that Sussex could
have held out and obtained the nomi-
nation for Attorney General had not
several Of the Sussex delegates left
the convention at a time when they
were needed that they might catch
the train to their home rather than
remain in Dover another night.
Evening journal., 1916-09-08
FUTURE JOYS
Written for EVENING JOURNAL
By JAMES T. cRozIER.

The Nineteen Sixteen summer time
Is done. that's truth you know,
And winter time will shortly come
With frost and hail and snow.
When summer days shall come again
And trees and grass are green.
In truth we cannot say, my friend,
II you or I'll be seen.
Just as the days are passing by,
So are we going. friend;
Each day that passes brings us all
That nearer to the end.
But If we have accepted Him
Who died to set us free,
It matters very little when
It comes to you or me.
The man or woman in this world
Who trusts His precious word,
Are happy as the days go by
To love and own the Lord
As their Redeemer. Saviour. King,
And feel they're on the way
To thSt sweet land. where comes no
night.
'Tis always endless day.
Are far more happy every day,
No matter II they're poor:
Than those Of wealth. who live in sin
And have no open door.
There Is a welcome waiting those.
For each and all who come
To Jesus while they have the chance,
All such He will bring home.
Evening journal., 1916-09-08
WANT BRIDGE REPAIRED.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD. Del, Sept s-At a
meeting of the Kent County Levy
Court on Tuesday, the report Of the
county engineer that the bridge OF
the Mispillion river in Milford is dan-
gerous for travel and must be rebuilt
was approved
The court recommended that the
Sussex County Levy Court be notified
of the action Of the Kent county body.
The President Of the Kent County
Levy Court. and Messrs. Robbins and
Webb. members of the body. urged
that the work be done as quickly as
possible. The Sussex County Levy
Court will meet next Tuesday when
the engineer will report.
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nOyER WORKMEN ELECT.

snecial 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. Sept. s.-Diamond
Lodge. No. q. A. O. U. W, haselected
the following officers: Past master
Workman. Louise B. Phillips; master
Workman. Mrs. Mary c. Weggeman;
foreman. John s. Collins; overseer'
Miss Bessie Morris; guide, Miss Ber-
nadetta Conner: inside watch. H. NJ.
Buckson: outside watch. II. c. Tay-
Tor: trustees, Mr. and Mrs. Bishop. A
committee on increase in membership
was appointed. consisting of Joseph T..
Hoffecker. Thomas F. Dunn, Miss
Conner. Miss Helen Wise and Mrs.
Weggeman.
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TEMPERANCE FOLK
CALL CONVENTION
State Body Will Meet in
Wilmington on October
4, 5 and 6
DEBATE A FEATURE

Mrs. Lena r Messick, of Bridge
vile. president of the State Woman's
Christian Temperance Union has is
sued a call to the thirty-seventh an
nual convention to be held in Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church on Oc-
tober 4, 8 and 6. The convention will
open on Wednesday morning. October
4 with a Bible reading by Madame
Barakat followed by an address by
the president. The afternoon and
evening sessions will be featured by
addresses by Mrs. Marmaroff of FL
lis Island: Mrs. Boole president OF
the New York State W. G. T o., and
National W. c. T. L. vice president;
DR.. Samuel Chiles Mitchell, president
OF Delaware College: Miss Ray Hey
drick. president Of the State Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs; Mrs Lulu
Loveland Shepard of Utah; DR..
Charles A. Wagner State commits
sioner of education; e. c. Prettyman,
of the Delaware Anti-Saloon League;
Joseph p. Byers. secretary for Feeble
minded Institution: Mrs. Florence
Bayard Hilles. State chairman for the
Congressional Union; Mrs. Anna 3.
Scott, who will give lantern lee
ture, and others
Features of the convention will be
the .Poulson debate and the Car
Isle Pierpont Wet and Dry dialogue
The morning sessions will be de-
voted to business including the re-
ports of the officers and secretaries
and other important discussions. BOX
luncheons will be served on the con
vention days. Mrs r. l.. Jones VIII
be musical director of the conven-
ton.
Evening journal., 1916-09-08
YOUNG DEMOCRATS
HEAR PARTY LAUDED

Young voters are going to take an
unusually active part in the coming
Presidential campaign in Delaware,
and are going into the fray with a
determination 10 win. according to
the statements made at the meeting
of the Young Mems Wilson Club in
tho rooms in the Law Building last
night.
Joseph E. O'Toole. assistant serg-
eant-at-arms Of the United States
Senate. was one Of the principal
speakers
The members appeared to be in
Evening journal., 1916-09-08

special lot of Waists made of good quality voies variou
color All sizes to A bust Value SOO, special
Evening journal., 1916-09-08

special sale of sample House and Porch Dresses n
fine ginghams and chambrays Sizes mostly SO and
Values $3.50 to $3.50. Sale price ...................
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Section for Saturday

special 10 Atwood Popln
slightly will and like G M
originally $500 and $3.50, To close eDAsOV
Evening journal., 1916-09-08

Spring grade Popns and seg good silk
Tn 9s c9' either black .! navy original prices $1,000 sls' rs
Evening journal., 1916-09-08

Evening best Embroidered Nets and
Silks all condition. original price $500 and S25o To CT E0
Evening journal., 1916-09-08

complete accord with President viii
sons policies. Frank J. Horty. who
was delegate to the Dover conven-
ton, was elected treasurer Of the
club.