The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-09-21
HON. JUS. /.
STEWART

housewives and Others Interested are
cordially and cheerfuly invited and urx-
I'd 20 attend these demonstrations.
Whseiine, Sunday sfssrnoon, Septem-
Der q, p. m, City Auditorium.
Psrkersburg, Monday night, Sepssm-
Ter "a, sp. m. High school Auditorium.
Clsrksburg, Tuesday night, September
-. p m, High School Auditorium.
Fsirmont, Wednesday night. Septem-
her 20, D. m. NJ. +. Church.
Moresntown, THURSDAY night. Sepeem.
her "a. y. IN, A. NJ. r. Church before
A. VI. NJ. r. Conference.
Grafton, Friday night. September ~,
Colored Church.
Piedment. Saturday, September -. =
p m., Colored Church.
Keyser. sunday afternoon, September
3D. Place TO be supplied.
Paw Paw, Monday. October 1, .. no.
Place 70 he supplied.
Martinsburg, Tuesday. October >. d.
m, High School Auditorium.
Harpers Ferry, Wednesday. October 3.
p. M, College Auditorium.
Charlestown, THURSDAY, October =
p. IN, School House.
shepheristown, Friday, October ! :
p. m, School House.
kesrneysviIle, Saturday, October q. :
?. H., School House.
Halitown, sunday, October m
kipon, sunday, October ). = u m
Colored Church.
Prof.. r. X Rsner lie about the l..,
word IN the line OF new, modern And nm
to-date school buildings among the IN; /.
ored people 10 this STATE. IN. n.-
school buildins erected there for the On,
ored people Is indeed Q thing Of art. Il,
hss sll OF the latest Improvements . srs
auditorium attached and is GENERALLY 10
Gated lt 10 one OF the most beautiful
structures Tor school purpose., Of ia l;nd
10 the State. The mass MEETING fl, Nh.
rood Conservation drive will mail a.,
opening and going into this new hn;Ia
ing. Prof. Rsmer deserves great or, Al,
Tor the part he has played and the in.
nnence he has exered in bav;rs ,h,-
Dunding erected. IL isa mopun,.n, A.
his energy, as we'll as 70 the enerv, .,
the other colored people in Mart;n.hu,.
ana certainly Is q credit to th, town in
which II Is situated. The schoo. ho.,,
oil MArtinsburg is TO be roundIv copv,,,
uisted on this and We do NET bs.;s.,. a,
say 80 Prof. Rsmer is one OF the int,u.
enun iesdine eolored men of thu s,.,.
and much confidence is repossd in hin.
IN ms own home town, the town 81.
ne Was born and reared spo III, -,
sum this mp it deserves . great deal Of
e'eo'' ior II takes a whole man, 20 mai.
goo IN the town where he Wa horn and
reared That is the highest complimsn,
thst could be paid him in this lie
Everybody almost, ct some tim. a,
other' has either heard of or rad ON. q,
'he o'her OF three OF the leading comic
paper IN America, yet withsI ,b.,. !.
ID them depth aud width far yr..s.,
MAN most people seem TO think and d,
influence they exert on American N. :
inoeed tremendous Mr. A. Nitchs,l
o. New York, is the president and pub.
Usher OF Life, which 10 issusd from
NO IL West Thirty first ssre.s y.-
hork. His stand and commept ~ ~.
recent Houston riot and his stand ~i,h
,e'efence TO the Negro soldier 10 10 nm.
o'.'eo ana perfectlp fair that vs c.nno.
'e'i,'n IRON reproducing il, for We mos
numbers of our well thinking peon,. iii
sno would never see IL in the ov;.;.,
poo''eaton- His comment is - follow.
Negro soldiers are not .ecurs ..~,,.
nn'ss'eafment by policemen and oths,, -
'"e Soutn' nor are citizens In the sou.b-
o." s's'es secure against retaliation n,
luminous negro soldiers bearing arm. n
the Federal service.
Negroes are not ,ecnre .s.;r,
treatment In the North, either. Ind,v;s-
uA negroes commit serious error, ~ A.
p''inent which are apt to he resented h,
"a''e citizens wherever they occur. and
"nite workers start riots .or,..;,,..
"'' negro workers. - at East 81
'>ous Nevertheless, respect for An.
''xns Q; negroes - citizens, and REALM.
"on OF their equality under the law rith
me people re enough better developed
"a 'ne northern states to MAKE nsryo
troops safer in those states and L.. dsn-
seroos 70 their Deighbors than :, a..
South. VIC
This much the South sesmt To admit,
III ne 'ootherners bee the sovernmsns
no' 70 send negro regiments into the
North. u" w.