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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
MOTION SAYS
NEGROES WILL
RETURN SOUTH
Iuskegee Head Declares South
Should Protect Life and Prop
eriy of CoIored Raoe--Lynch-
ings Cause of All the Trouble.

.af annl' ''a ~rli f| -' letter
." l'..a ia'i.itc> and i,rot.~tipn of lr..
in.i lr.l~.ri, ui tli. N,..ro will H.. th,
'n, nirs1- ni kr,lau. liin. from leaving
poe fil tn.i .,utnr O., tl.. Nnrth n.
e.af... .f .iu.tl-u amt ,.inl,lo,n.rnt 90
lft- .. ti.. -tatcin,.ut "i Co. Robert X.
NHt.il. ft'-t.isnt "i ru-k,.,.-. Institute.
100 A..'' .'fi.t ai.i -tisc,---.,r tn Is,ok~r 4.
u .,.'tus,.'n. ~h" wa- iu savannah a
'.s Ia1 a-s attending ti.. -,.--i.n- ni
''H. ''.'o.i national l.arti-t convention.
'At>t pt rNppt
p.,lainr the e>o.lu~ ni Nrgr,4-- iron,
ti'r 'lth O., tlr Northrrn citi,r. in re-
'ls't.-'' o. lllttrriar oilers 81 employment.
l'f M"t"" sand undoubtedly such an
','~in- Was having an ril,st on the Iu-
'. .'..ff.t 300 thi. -.s'tion
i.f i''' continued. i~~,f,l, -iiouid
'' a.. t.'1 'an q" Keep tit,- Nr,.rn in ti,r
..lti i...ncaily u i- li- i,on,. ami h,
i~.ti'' .. urrr thAn any other llac-.
lir \,..f, ha- -,cur,@i a ta-t,. oi ,.l,lra
1000 DfNl I. flni-lnng iu- moro. % Il ~
l'f .ftsil o. l,ini lirr,. h,. vail .., ,.l-..-
fh'rr lu ..if,h oi a. C.,uli h, obtain
.'.-al ''llD,iiln in tl, -,uth i,. uould
tay if t.... ,'uutry Tie. ...,h ,i,~a. not
ifav tii' '.l"i here 10 h,iI- A. we'll
Ht ri,' 'iit, 49, the hla,k Tl1. Negro
ia'l uu"'i ter intimacy with ti,r
.'i 900 tu.. Part of tlr wnrlt
sD.nIIloN~ uAEDtE.
'.r.l.f. 'n- in tia Nnrih -4d Dr.
d .n .f.. haf'i,f ,,-..lntni,..lIy ior tl,,
..-f. Nil, higher ~ag,.- are, pad
..f. ..-i,"f ltrng s~l~.u-. Narha
rn.'. o. tr.'r't4d'.'i- 'i,in ,nd ior lAi,or in
g.. N.iti a.ri ill- -anu. condition l.
fiir "i tir -.uii, c>rrpt on a smaller
'"i.' a. i'Ht r''arti"n will un.iouit.~l -rt
d" many ''i tl'r Nrgr,~-- will return to
Nl' ,.ita. viii, a ir~ vii -tay forever
u tit,. N"rth
ibr' hung ha- al.,, had a great .i.al to
Poo aftf earring tir. N,l.ro from tl,r =, nth
,'ti.'.' 'Iint--. arc"r,llng o. Dr Motion.
'l.. lit o. tliat tile Ns..ro -ln,uli not ls.
l.ir'ri job ti,' rash att nl a lew hal
-'f ~r i"'iirse. -4i lr. That
.a. niaI 'iny 90 ti". ~ilitr I--,l.lr a. we'll
'. co.. '"l.r'ri. i,.li,.,r in alln~iny th.
b t Co., fftf IT, s.,ur-~ We ,nlnr,rl ,,..o-
.' i''. fi.. nri'-,r'.t aet- ni a lew four
"i'.'. fu.l '- 'iesIdy a. ,i'. the Whit.
"Tl'' 40 arr lli-t A. much. II not
"''f', " ""Ifcr "i nortiiieati"n o. ~.
w~rArEK~ HtIr
H'-N -l''f"f- can exert a great inilnence
ir r'""i. in t'e opinion of Dr Motion.
'ii'' -ab- .lnrr the rontart nf tl,s. ante-
Do iinf'' tAj- ha- i~s.n l,,-t. tilr new-pa-
l"r iufni-ii q fnean- of telling tl,.. Whit.
o. Fr'l'i'' shai til" Negro i- ,l,,iny ami al,.,ut
titat tr i- thinking Dr. Motion ui-l,,rI
600 thanh tiic -at annah nrw-pal,er- for
iin.i '''iiri'-y in giving the news of tie
t--~"- inI.hrilalIg That tir. ~lite t-.o-
i'I' iIli.'it -'e tii. pro,.,r,-+- the ,..l,r,.i
f.i'' is ua,i,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
ORIGIN Of C0RNWE[('S
CANDIDACY DEMOCRATIC
INCONSISTENCIES Of THE
c. v. WA1S0N'S MAKE

senate to investigate the e..arges of bri.
berry against Watson
That. - Df-gu-ted Democrat of Blue
field, presumed To he man high in
tie leadership of hIs party and we'll
known today throughout the STATE. wrot.
." his county paper: God send the day
when honest men can be honestly repre-
~~ntei ami maintain their rights against
predatory wealth and power"
That the following Dem ocratic paper-
(li~t cornPI.ed 10y senator George w
Bland) denounced "Watsonism" IN 1911
Parkersburg Sentinel. Clarksburg Expo.
nent, Huntington Advertiser. Morgan.
town New Dominion, tireenbrIer Inde
(COntinued on Page -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
WIDOWS To DRAW
STATE PENSIONS
Six Will Get Compensa-
ton Amounting 10
5000 a Month.

SiN widows oi men Who di,rl ln in,ln-
trial Hrcident- will rsreitr Pensions ~
gregatlng nearly sa1 month. the fol
lowing clairn- having l~-en granted b.,
Commissioner I.s-r Ott. heal of tl, -tai.
compensation department
Fayeitr ''aglar'l. 81 X ull,an. ripl.Ioy,
Of the king C"al company. ~n- on Ma,
] t., -trnck by car Whilr working nn .
~reck. liz widow VA allowed so
month.
''eorgr i. ''pri. oi kcnna a Lahore,
irr the Charis-tpn lnt~rurian railway
~a- struck i,y rsr on June 90. and XIII
ed, hir skull iring iraetur,~l. IIr - -nr
vive'i ~ a widow AMI one child uh,
we're allowed 81 I.-r month.
Arthrr 6rcen. miner f,r he Ifcal,nn
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29

~it,y SPEAKERS on the stump lie will
not only instruct you. hut will mix q
With whulr-s'ils lau..hirr tl,. whole tar e
hr speaks Ia you. With number oi
-urh veil prepared 1T oi -l~akrr~ a. q q.
above named ,-ntlrnlrn to constitute a
program. W. know West Virginia will l~.
pleased Ia hear "i the enthusiasm that
will attend tins GREAT n,sting. Rain "f
shine the I"-pplr arr going e. lsr ont and
they AT, vosng Ia Ice out early,
Hon. M.GINNI> HATFIELD.
Mcdowell county IL IT, be- conrratn
lated on having such "A FEARLESS nrr,x
brave snd un'isnnt,~l H,luhltran Al H.,
head "i the party organization A. th,
Hon Mr'inni- Hatfield. chairman
the Republican, Executive Comn,tt.,
His every ninut, H. leinr .l..vnt..l t..,,l
'i-''t i"r Republican victory At the tnll-
IN November. And with such a ma,
Who n Winning the hearts of all the t-~,
ule, Who j. making frirn,i- ont II uba,
-"nn" would call enemi..-. rr,,,ni-,.- Z,
prove Z" all other s"unti,-- and ts,lit,,.,.,,.
Ia" that with the right KIND of man ~,
the head of affairs Politically. nothin,
Else tut land -li,lr results could I-. go
r"st'~i. rnd In tins ra-e. nothing hnt tl,
tn''-t enthusiastic can pai..n- will l,,.uau
'"i rn old Mcdowell county lie H. ln-
l"hnni" "n tl" spot and J. not only ..,l.
i'ut r. really ." make Z ',-i ai every anv
"i tie game The iact that hr ha~ cl,arr
"i TIM csmIaign and tl,c iart that h,. L.
behind TIM opening ior o. night fn.at
that the l)"nncrst- will fa .,fuau.i..r,.
A. never l-.i"re and If a ey r.main in N,
t~ld. u will be- - -urpri-.. IT, u1 Th.x
Hrr now begging qnrtly g. iH. lH.rmitt.-
y" stay "n the earth aud To ,,..t it tl.
lsrpubiIcan hand sagpn.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
MADE LAND
BLOSSOM
FREED SLAVE AND HOME RE.
MARKABLE Achievement
OF THE REPUBLICAN
PARTY.

Washington, sept 2I.-''In this cam
Paign year. when the voter shall cho.'-.
between two great political parties. Il j.
pertinent To ask. What made this conn
try great?
The Republican party made this ma
ton great. Republican principles, Re-
publican policies. I:epublican -tats~nan-
-hip. Republican legislation, and Repnb-
lican management of national Affairs
male this country great---great in IT,
population. great in IL wealth. great in
its industries. great in it, trade and CON-
merce, great IN IT. transportation and
communication facilities, and great in u.
prestige. power and inhuence throughout
the world de.larci Representative -.
+ Morgan. OF Ok ahoma. ia a statement
gwen ont here today.
ITO understand how the Republican
PARTY made tins country great. 70 hack
o. IT, platform of l~sI." rontinued Mr.
Morgan. There you will find the fund
snental princIpls- npon which the Re.
pUblican party ~a- foun,le-i-- -ng,on ~hirh
a won ~ first national victory AMI tlac.
"a in the presidential chair the fr-t ~
Pnl'liran pre-ident-Abraham IincOln
That platform dsslsr-d. hr-t. ior tlle
Pre-ervat alton Il the Union. second. for
human lil~rty and human frr,.loii
thirsl. for the encouragement of f,reIgii
immigration fourth. for free hoine
-ts@d law fiith. for governmental aid in
tie con-tructi"n OF = tr-n--ontinenta'
railway. anil -i~th. for a protective tar o.
f-olicv
Destruction ~ the mon would have
forever precinsi,-l tie lui.ding of = gr 81
nation on tlle American continent. W.
never could have built = great net N
here With slavery A. o. chief corner
stone. IIapily ior our country. tlie-e
t~o great questions hsvr lonv since l,.pn
ssttle,i. Fvrry~here our geoy.l~ are alike
devoted D. the Union. loysl o. the aag.
and stand for the higl Il ideals of hu.
man hi~rty
"Neverthele--. u j. an historical fact
that the chief purT,p-e in Organizing use
R~Publican party Wa o. prevsnt the ex-
TENSION of slavery anil D. preserve tie
Union.
Through the encouragement of for.
eign immigration the Republrsn party
contributed immensely ~ the growth Of
tie nation. Population is an element Of
gressnss- In The fifty pears immediate
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
PLANS LACE FACTORY
FINANCED BY RACE MEN

Ne% Decatur Als.. sept. u a Lac.
faci"ry. L" l'e financed 10y southern col
"r''i men, employ c'lore'i labor aud oI,-
erat'' with "A working capital of S2.en.
''s' ~ i"'inE Pr"j'cts-i 10y Mr.. George A
Nelson. of England, said o. ie larry.
property holder in tins section. The
Plan J. &" have 4'-',t1o cplors,i people ia
tine >outh contribute - for tine .-tab-
li-i m nj of the fart"ry and bring expert
lac~rnakers from Hrn--el- u trarh tlse
eniPloye- linw to make lace
The lace. arcor.:lng To Mr. Nelson.
w"uiI D" made from cotton grown in
north Alabama
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
Republican Club Or
ganized at WeIch

I;y call oi n coinmittee cofuJo-sd II =
Prank Johu-Dn. A. q. lluford and ,
". Eiakely. numier oi EeI,uhlican- 81
tie to~n oi WEIGH met At the couri
hou-e Saturday night and organized .
Eeput'lican club. '~InIre IInford ~a-
elect'-'i president, Nr. Blakely. secretary,
and y. W. Cullen, treasurer. There
were al-o numier Of committees al.
T'ointsd. The club will meet every Sstur.
day night from nov mt the election.
AMI will have for IL object the welfare ol
the Republican party, fnrtbering IL
csuse and strengthening the party. The
club viii be known A. the Hughes Re
publican Club
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
HIGH COST OF PROHIBITION

-aff.f .I.l.r. r,fuke,l the d,.,,;o,
ti' ''''y '~fa'i-'' n" cs-'- we're really and
Co., ''airt ea- riir t~o lay The d.
Co., attorney reriiei that there were No
'i--- O. "a really When a-kel whv
.r ha' o" s'ifnit that work Tor the Grim.
nna. CONT hai fallen on -, r.er cent .in,..
rit rr'i"''tion la~ went into ef,~t. Of
r''ir-' tl'rr were some i,ootl-gxing ca--
"" mention tiii- o. save anyone Who
'- oiIa'-esi o. prohit,ition the troull, of
informing u-.) Eut II crime there "a.
"a real dearth IT. dreadful the w.v
pfoini"tion cut into some home indn.-
tric-. nein'iing wife-beating. de~rt,op
assault, rape, and mur,ier.-Collier'.
Weekly.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
Georgia Posse Kills
Two Colored Men

l1mrkln. 60 ~eIf rf. q fI.r,...lat.
rile-- tilfpugll latsu'a ~ tiui,ffi.l..Ir rar ,
triay. ~hcr lt,--- surrounded an,'
killed l'etr liui-pn. e''Ior'si. uilD ki.Is,.
sheriff ". =. TsJlnr 81 Randolph ,,nf.
-. lIJ4h ~tnrxi-. arrtner c,.ior,.l nisr.
sio ATTEMPTED o. AL illd-,n o. ,-,afa.
al, ~ killed anil t~o other color,.l
are missing During tie chase Hud.
-,n. VII" VA T'cntiiuliy supplied witI,
ammunition. killel one Of tllc posi-
blDDdh0unds.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29

The BId OPENING oi the Republican
campaign i'm the Banner Republican
county OF the state of West Virginia.
which takes place tonight tFriday). in
the town Of kimball. which town is the
bigg-st voting precinct i'm the county,
will lie we'll attended and promises Ia l'e
one Of the greatest political eye openers
that has ever ben pulled off in this corn-
~ IL must not be forgotten that Me-
Dowell 10 the hest and most completed y
organizesi county in the state. And that
is one Of the reasons Why all Republican
nominees can SD safely look To Mcdowell
Tor majoritie-. Hon. |. q. ierndon,
Judge Of the Eighth Judicial Circnit ami
one of the most eloquent orators on the
stump today. will he the orator of the
'cca-ion. lie il known ~ the Republi-
All spok sman and generally, when he
hampion- mans cans. that H. -evidlence
uiiiirient that tire cans j. right Every
~dy knows him to be tine old reliable
Repnbiican war horse aud when once IN
the harness no man carries the load more
Effectively than this grand old Rrpul,-
lran.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
NINE INEPECTOR GIVES
WARNING TO MINE OfFICIAS
To All Mine Officials

TO NJ FITTF FFTTIfIII-
A. this j. the time Of year that mine
expressions occur. wish o. call the at
tenti"n Of ali -uperintendent-. mine
foremen and miners. that great care
should 10 taken a. % solid shooting.
ihe mines should 10 well uaterc,I down
snd kept moist st all time. Any neg
.ect 81 the mime foreman b. y.eriorm hi-
dutr- according o. lsu will D., pre,-ccut.
ei. anil hi- cersificste cancelled
Tru-ting o. hsve Your cooperation for
tie safety of sll concerned. ! remain.
lvur- very -ircerrly.
T. ELfNkIN~OIP
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
(Cilar.e~tou Pest.

Jpfn y. NprnNtl ll -tt'~ one thing With
clear vi-:on anil - ..,,,,,f..t .. ,g,.. ,.
,.
'"''' P''''T' " ''' '"@"' '""l'A's"'
When he i"'iin'~i TIE following and pub
lisls~i il nm h- liamg~hir- ReNirw.
"Alr,asv f,,.l.,,. f..i.i,,-.., .,,,..-
what L. our ~u-r,ri-, has l-srn refrrr-
my ." '"rn~'"i a. 'hr candidate Of
- ~e'l'e ~ 4" .''''' ~l'l' '''.'
T,i- tn l.e enlar,...l .p ,~,sn,,si
emphasized ar ieadlins,i. Corn
We'll J. I" i~ irld nap A. the 'candi-
datr "i Tie interest ""d W. are
~. y. - '''''H' '''N
on"
....
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a.,
=, ..t.,...,,."
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-, r..,.,il....,.- .-,.-...., -
o., ,,.v iii, ....,.,..,.. t.,,,,l,
an.l ..-,,,.,,.... .. ..-.. ..,,,... NJ. A.,
pianned u ran r''I-h-i''"i over th'' i'~
Pnbiira" PARTY ''' % '" 'i"' 90 irnSiNr'
ami raI""r" ii'' ~'"'' - N'fiiii'"nt from
u'e l""l" "' Cd ''''' III over 'iar'''l'e
xhicl, A.. i-.l...t r,...,-,t.;t -
WHICH u" = '''' '-' i''' llsi'~
"' "'"f "'' =" ''''' d "l'y ui"h
'"'''~~'~'' -'' ~ ''' '@i"F'"''S ,
when '''' P''''' i"' f'' "' smart enough
=" So ''''''P a. "''" "i-
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
CONGRESSMAN COOPER

At tins same speaking tonight. there
m"iern 3'Hh crntury state-man and or
at"I. The good people will have the
honor 10 hear the man whom everybody
likes and have learned to spPreciate and
honor becau-e of hi~ fair dealings with
all men. lie II just himself snd makes
no Preten-e. lie asks for no sIs-rial com
pliment- bnt lsrlieyeS ia doing what he
knows To IL u the best Interests of all
people A. a matter Of fact. that man H.
Hon. Edward C""P'r. the peoples rep
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29

'(1ite number of people from tln.
coal fields have i'ecn attending tie Roam
Oke iair tbi- week
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
Campaign Opening
A, Tonight at Kr1ball
Republican County Heard Herndon Con
gresham Cooper and Prof. Jas L. Hill to Speak-Bg Rally
-: and Banquet to Follow w-Everybody to be Out.

resentative If the Fifth Congressional
District of West Virginia IL H. the man
who has done more in the few short
years Tor the Es'ople than some men We
know did i'm many years
NJ man in Mcdowell county. ana A..
mean specially no Republican,. IAN al
lord u miss hearing this man who l.
our friend. Congressman Cunt@r. Who
Represents one of the biggest lawmnkin.,
bo'iie- !" the world. H. riIe in practical
experience. is a scholar of M mean al.il-
ity and II one of the most FEARLESS Re
pubicans I'm the state.
PROF. JAS L. HILL.
The 2s.~" Negro votrr- will h- repre-
--nted al tins opening of TN. RrtnI,llran
campaign 10y Prof James l.. Hill. -ut.er-
intendent of tine Orphans Home az Hunt
ingt"n, and Who knows the .olitirnl con
ditionr AMI the men Of this STAT. A. few
men Know. He r. a m"sirrn J. G.. Pric,.
lie Is All educator. not only for tl.r youths
OF the race hut hc il Am educator Of mr,,
IN the matter of our political rights.
WHEN once he oI~nS hi- mouth ynu
Will l'~ leased to sit nil night amt listen
al hin. Ii will pay men and women.
boys and girls. AMI esTsr.ially will Il pay
the sufiraeet women o. hear this young
man prrArh Republican g''~I~l and tu
urge upon the blark man A. we'll a. tl.
"a iite Ia he loyal to his country. Thn-.
who want To u-s' the ballot. Whether tl.,y
have right o. Il nr not, will l.. profite.l
by hearing Prof. Hill.
HON r. w WONACk
Tins Republican Rally will le sweet
entsi, enthu-ed AID ma,l.. additionally
merry by that Witty ~ al u..un Hon. p q.
"o'"srk. Of Welrh. Without eN,g-
rrati"n, We predict lie II one at the nl. Il
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29

a. t'n-''iidai,ri t'llrfls- company e
,lll'~i hS iail "i slate "n Auru-t l. o.
sideN anal ta" si..Irrn n.n al.a,..
,s' I"r month
sylvester Adams oi Twin .fan,l
tinil'~r cutt'f ior Il- .. O: o. onal 1000
,'sny. Ua- Anl.ri July o. hy iMn.
iub from "A tr,,. ~hieh l,,. bal li-i i..I
II liz widow anil three. ,lillf,n a,f.
'!i"~r'i -, Irr nlonti
Howard Mills. ma,lti.r nan i,f t
'auiry M"nnta,n Goal ,'.inlan, ..t 49,.
'~i. ~a- kilI'~i t,y % iall "i -iais lu.t.
q" liz widow an 8 "ir. eillI a.r. o.
~''i 80 I-.r m"n'h
Dot o. J"l,n-.,u OF I'- airat.,.. n.n..f
ti'' ',~'slls,nta-s.,t,-,,lt.iat o. ..Il..fs.
"lI'nny ~a- kiil,d i.y aI ,l -In.
,u-ri-t O.. ~ Nri,u aA- a.r,a.l .r
,~.r month
John Allen pi Fafarr.i,ufg. mmiln.
'and i,r tlis Iarkrr-lar- Mil t,ani.an.
'ot hi- thunl, rau.'lt ln tlr. r,,Il- au.
unIutaiei IIr ua- ail.n,.I 30 .l, i~f
ss-k lor 80 weeks
g. = l:rhar,i-.,n. of I.rfe. fn.t.r
nan ior tiir Srw River CsaIrfs, CON.
ANY rans'ilt Dr. hand in tic n,uirr an,'
~ hs- iinger- afnputatei llr na- a
"~'-i = I~.r ~,sk iDr ., 0e.l-
thafle- i.pug OF -Aitclib.,eA nin,.r
~ hi- hnger- anpuiat,I ij 10 fsI n'
late. l;e ~a- ailoa,.l e. o., l.rf a,rl
.pr o. neri-
" ~ Ih"na- oi Cnalat~rI. brake
f"an Tor ti'e Garter C,,al C'.nians. -u-
tanned several c',ntu-'~i Unnn.l- ,I tD,
i'p'iy. IIe Wa alloa,l g. ,, t~.r n~.l
Ior 80 weeks
Jack IIAir-ton, ol MolaAl. hal hl.
i'is i''g ani''itai'~i above the ankls ly .
f,i of -iate boo ti,r ninr 90. .t .,. t
p'r week fpr ll, u,sl-
y ~ l."alng. oi Er,ra I,n Irsl.
nar, i,r il,. wynnng C,A ,.n.fant
49, Aiilssi 90 fl,e n.ifr hy a iaII ,i af..
iir "a- i' yraf- .t s.r. Co. fafI.r sa.
dip~'d =" I-r 3rr. until -prL trn. s
tii'. ~'n ~ofii have r..in, oi a....
Jaros ;afganDsrl. Di Iar-. nInr,
ipr tllc D.nii kr...-- C..sI CY.pan,
sa- in Iirs'i iu t..r uifur -sff f If,
49, allowed 3. OIL, irr e..s f,rt.. .,,..
ChafI'- 1ip1r.fr Ir.ai.f l.rfia. D.. ,f.
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
WAS FOR LILLY
FOR GUbERNATO-
RIAL NOMINATION
Is For Robinson And Republican
Ticket For Election. He Thinks
Most Everybody the Same Min
go County Strong For Robinson

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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29
HON r.. w wONACk

Ihi- Hepnblicsn Rally will lr sweet
ehtSi' rnthu-esi AID masl. additionally
merry by that Witty ~ al u.<n Hon p.
"""srk, OF Wrlrh. Without ~ ~
Grafton, We predict hr L. one oi the n, 4
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-29

Miners. Coke Men and Laborers
wanted all over Mcdowell Coun-
II Business Openings.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-16
j. S. HAS ONLY 4
READY SUBMARINES
Admiral Grant Said ts3 Needed for
Adequste oefense-Provlded for
In Present Plans.
tBy Associated Prsss.l

Washington. Feb. 16.-A plan for
fleet and coast defence. submarine
operations in the Atlantic and Pa
cific calling for 1888 submersibles OF
all types. was outlined to the house
naval committee Tuesday by Rear Ad.
miral Grant. the navy's chief OF sub
marines. Such a force is necessary
to insure adequate protection. the ad.
miral said. and approximately the
number Of boats needed is provided
for in the administrations five-year
building program.
At present the committe was told
the United States has Just twenty.
seven submarines ready for war sery.
ice. Ten other boats are laid up for
repairs or overhauling and could not
be made ready for duty In less than
six months. Now under construction
or authorized are thirty-five subma.
rines, including three big craft OF the
fleet cruising type. Admiral Grants
plan oontemplates thirty divisions Of
six submersibles each. three divisions
to cruise with the Atlantic fleet and
two with the Pacific fleet and the re-
mainder to work out OF shore bases
distributed along the coasts. For the
Atlantic coast he proposed the estab.
lishment OF bases at New London.
Philadelphia and Norfolk. while for
the Pacific he thought stations at San
Diego. San Francisco and the Colum-
bia River would not be too far apart.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-16
GOT MARRIED AS PLANNED
BUT CHANGED BRIDEGROOM.
Was Going TO Wed Cafe Owner bu,
Took Former Sweetheart Instead.
IBy Associated Presst

Fort Worth, Tex Feb. ie.-Miss
Ella Davis. brown-eyed and fair. came
to Fort Worth Tuesday afternoon from
Wichita Falls to purchase her trous.
seau to wed Nick Pappas. cafe owner
As she left a train. accompanied by
Pappas. she met W. ]. Buchheit. a
Katy machinist. felt the old love re.
turn for him. remembered her early
sweetheart days and consented TO
marry the railroad machinist Buch.
heit secured a marriage license and
the ceremony was performed in the
Texas 4 Pacific station late at night.
Pappas was there and congratulated
both bride and groom.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-16
FLOOD WATERS POUR
THROUGH CREVASSE
Large Portion Of Tensas Paris, Louis.
lana 10 Inundated-People Flee
Before Waters.
tBy Associated Press

Natchez. Miss. Feb. i6-The Mis-.
sissippi flood waters are pouring
through a crevasse opened in the
levee on Limerick plantation yester.
day. The crevasse is 1000 feet wide
and growing larger A large portion
OF Tensas Parish is inundated. New.
elton. n town six miles from the
crevasse Is flooded to a depth OF four
to six feet. The third drowning has
been reported. Many refugees are
here and at st. Joseph where the
flood is expected shortly.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-16
A. & N. FARMERS
DEFEATED BAYLOR

Waco, Tex. Feb. l6.-A. and NJ. de,
feated Baylor again last night in a
basket ball game. but II was a close
shave and was only accomplished in
the last two minutes Of play. The
score was % to %.
The Farmers took the first game
from Baylor on Monday night making
a cleanup OF the twogame series.
They play the Dallas University while
in North Texas and close the season
with a two-game series with Rice at
Houston Friday and Saturday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-16
BACK FROM MARKET.

Jas. II. Webb OF the firm of Webb
Bros. returned a few days ago from
New York and St. Louis. where be
had been selecting a large stock Of
dry goods, clothing. notions. etc. fof
this welLknown and enterprising firm.
As AFR. Webb Is known and recog-
nized as one OF the shrewdest and
best OF buyers. the people may well
expect that Webb Bros. as usual. have
the newest and best Of everything
in their line. Goods are already ar
riving Of the very latest styles and
they will be able to please you both
in quality and price.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-16
T.P. RECE|VERSH|P
HEARING BEGUN
intervening Petition OF Stockholders
overruled by Federal Judge
Meeks.
By Associated press)

Dallas. Tex Feb. ls.-Shortly aft
or the Texas a Pacific Railway Com
pany rcceivership hearing was begun
I'm the federal court today. Judge Z,
X. Mceks. on motion OF the complain.
ant Bankers Trust Company OF New
York overuled the intervening petit
ton Of the stockholders. The stock
holders in their petition charged the
rceeiyership proceedings were insti
gated by the Missouri Pacific to gan
control Of the Texas a Pacific.