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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-09-07
MARTMSVULE

Mr.. John l.. Eygl.-ton ,iI-.i la-t Thurs.
lay at the hotel OF Mr. and Mr.. Jane.
StsPls- OF long illness lie ~. =
brother Ia Mrs Staples lie Ma hnr,s.,
Friday in the new cemetery. lnd.rtsl
~ Rev. &. 4. Watkins had chsrg. Of the
body. lie leaves a iaih-r. four sisters.
"ne brother AID vile u mourn their
i0--.
k~v. john Thornton. who has he-en m.
poor health for n re than year. depart
II this life last Friday in Siadis m, y. e..
and his boiy Mas brought here and hi-
funeral held AT the High Street Baptist
Church which ie wa- a member OF. He
ws- Christian man. "A good shepherd
anil loving husband. tie leaves q
mother, SLY sisters, three brothers and a
host Of friends To- mourn his loss You
have been faithful over few things.
come up higher and will make You rul-
er over many things.
Little Evertte Mitchell, aye IL. q kino
and loving boy, Was forced to his ted
With ieser which continued five weeks
ahen death came AMI carried ms soui
back from whence IL came He had fin
shed the graded school anil WAS prepar-
sng Tor Hampton this fall. His funeral
ws- held at the A. VI r. Church and
his remains laid To rest in the new Gem.
rtery beneath a mountain OF flowers
lie leaves n mother and father, two sis
fers, three brothers and a host of friends
To ~eep IN sadness over his early demise.
ndertaker Rev. q. =. Watkins had
charge OF the remains.
Mr.. and Mrs George Harker and little
= m, oi PIttsburg, Pa. Was the guest of
ils parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harker.
Mr.. Booker Redd and son. TAYLOR.
we're IN cur town last week Oh business.
Mr. Albert Drewry, of Bluefield,
topped over a day with hls parents, Mr..
and Mr.. Willie Drewry.
Mrs. Lizzie Hanlin, of Winston. n G.
= visiting Miss Lizzie Hairston.
Miss Mary Baldwin and her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Joe Baldwin, has been the
Guest of DIR. Baldwin. Miss Mary i-
from Apex. y. e.. and is a sister of the
'iDrtor
Me--r- Tyler Hugh and Percie Hairs
tn. oi Mcdowell, are visiting Mr.. Hairs-
'''n mother. Mr-. MaliEda Hsirston.
\. h"grr. of McCalkin, w. Va.
= ,.-itlng our town.
Mr.. and Mrs >ohn-on, OF Mcdowell.
acre guests nj the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
a. ,. Holy recently.
Mr. l-stI-ha scott and her sons wife,
Mrs. John scott. OF Lsngrsi., we're in
'ur town this week visiting friends.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Patterson and two
hildren left this week To visit her moth.
'r-in-lsw. Mrs Patterson, IN Kimbsll.
Miss Lizzie Hsirston visited the Rev
}. III. iianlin's family in Winston, NC
J at week
Among those on the sick list are Mise,
l.eora Harris. Annie King and Mar,
Thornton. -
Mr.. L. r. Flood Is repairing his hon 81
and having Il moved near Church street
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cause OF the much which they have re-
csived from them.
The parting Is hard, bur God 10 work
ing, and though We know not always
what He does, we trust Him. Our friends
will continue to DO the helpful uplifting
work 70 which they have con.ecrat~i
themselves As they 20 forth. tie one
x1sb ve have for them 10:
Gods love. unuban A.-, ,,srs and true.
The Parsclete white shining through
His peace, the fall Of Hermans dew"
PROF. y. WILEY,
Miss MAMIE LEWIS.
MRS. X. 4. JOHNSON.
COMMITTEES.
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CONTINUED from Page Ope.)
We said Last week that Ne would not
attempt to oter anything on the Hous-
son affair until We had chance to look
toto the matter frst -hsnded-like. We
wrote 20 one of fife mosr rensble men in
Houston, q man. who 10 large property
owner and is rst<d in Brsdssreeps and
Dunns and highly respected by the eiti-
zens of Houston and one whose word,
for truth and verseity. we happen 10
know that nobody Questions. Here 10
bis letter to us
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NOTICE.

The undersigned hsving been appoint
81 administrator Tor the estate Of Arthur
avery. dects-ed. -ho died st Coslvooi
Way ~ l'l', wishes 10 make 10 known
that al persons holding claims agsin-t
said estate must present them 70 -.id "A !.
ministrstor for adjustment.
DIR. X. G.. HARRISON.
July 30. 1917. Kimo~Il- Wv.
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DIR. g. A. Jones, % Pocahontas, Va,
who has very successful practice, also
hts branch at Boissevain, Va.
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Mr.. L. r. Flco,i Is repairing his hon SO
and having II moved near Church street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
c. & o. GRANTS INCREASE
Also Promises Other Concessions to
Threatening Members OF
TeleErnphers' Union.
Especial to The Times-Dispatchl

Especial to The Times Dispatch]
CINCINNATI, OHIO. July la.-It is
officially stated here tonight that there
is now little liability of "A walkout Of
the Order OF Railway Telegraphcrs on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway sys-
tenn. as the result Of the declared ac-
ceptance by the men involved Of ma
terial increase in wages. and the like
lihood of company concessions. as re-
Sard working hours and new working
conditions.
The men have asked an cight-hour
day. and IL is believed that some agree
ment as regard to this feature will
certainly be had before the conference
between tho officials and the telegraph
ers' union heads in finished. The state
ment is made upon the most reliable
information that the wage raise will
not be less than 10 per cent for the
1000 men declared unionized. 1t is
expected that the new agreement will
be signed by Tomorrow. and possibly
tonight. and that II will be effected
from July /. 1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20

Of a single administrators. It rejected
by overwhelming viva voce votes
amendments by Senator Reed, who has
assailed Mr.. Hoover bitterly. designed
to prevent him from serving. Senator
Reed was vigorously criticized by Son
ators Hollis. Williams and others for
his attacks upon Mr.. Hoover
The amendment limiting tho neces-
saries for government control aid pro-
ridinE for tho food board was written
into the bill after many futile attempts
were made TO name other articles for
government regulation. Tho sixteen
Senator's voting against accepting the
substitute were: Borah. Cummins.
France. Gronna. Hitchcock. Hustins.
Jones of Washington. Kellogg. La
Toilette. McNary. Nelson, Norris. Reed.
Sherman. Sutherland and Townsend.
SEVERAL AMENDMENTS
REJECTED BY SENATE
An amendment by Senator Kenyon
seeking 10 include iron ore and it's
products. including steel. farm imple-
ments and tools, and binding Irvine.
was rejected. ~ to IS. The Senate
also rejected by identical votes OF
SO TO 81. amendments by Senator New
lands to add iron. steel. copper and
aluminium and its products, and by
Senator Borah to add fertilizers and
their ingredients. Senator Hastings
to give the President
power at any time to place additional
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
BRAuDEIs GRANTS BAIL
Orders Rclense OF Emma Goldman and
Alexander Bcrkn,nn on bonds
of $4,000 Each.
InN Associated Press

TBy Associated PresS.]
NEW YORK, July 19.-Emma Gold
man and Alexander Berkman. nm
archists, were ordered released from
prison on $4,000 bail each by United
States Supreme Court Justice Brandeis.
when he granted writ OF error In
their cases in Washington TO. day. &C
cordins TO statement issued here to-
night by attorneys for the defendants.
Bail for Louis Kramer and Morris
Becker, whose cases were appealed
with those of Miss Goldman and Berk-
man. was fixed at $4,000 each. with
an additional bond OF $1,000 for
Kramer. who refused to register under
the selcctive draft law. says the state
ment. All four were convicted of con-
spiracy to obstruct the CONSUMPTION
law. Berkman. Kramer and Becker
are in the Federal prison at Atlanta,
and Miss Goldman is in prison at JEFF
fersor City. Mo.
According to the statement, the
grounds alleged in the assignment Of
errors were that no evidence of con-
spirscy had been proved, and that the
entire consumption law is unconstltu-
tional
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
VANDERBILT SCRUBS FLOOR
Young Scion of One of America. Rich
eft Families Begins rs Private
in Army.

Ne" YORK, July is-Cornelius
\anG@Thil'. Jr. the nineteen ear-old
son OF Colonel Cornelius Vanderbilt.
VINO ENLISTED in the National Guard as
a private, to-day began his military
training at the bottom OF the ladder.
me young scion of one of Americas
weaithiest families started in his DAYS
work by scrubbing the floor. The fact
mat he was Obliged TO get on his knees
ana not disturb him in the least In
met ne seemed TO enjoy the experience
ne MADE II clear he wanted TO learn the
game from the start; did not want
any favoritism shown him. and that
Whatever Advancement he received
would he accomplished through his
merit, and not influence.
- the afternoon he was busy maxi
ing OUT applications for recruits on a
typewriter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
INDICTMENTS DISMISSED
IN VIRGINIA COAL CASES
Judge Grubh Frees All Corporations
and Operators Recently Acquitted
in Bituminous Cnses.
tBv Associated Press.l


tBv Associated Press.l
NEW YORK, July 1a.-Indictments
against several Virginia and West vir-
gina coal corporations and operators
dealing in smokeless and bunker coal!
charging them with conspiring 10 FIX
prices and restrain trade. were dis
missed by Judge Gruob In Federal
Court here to-day upon the ground of
-prior jeopardy" The same individuals
ana companies were among those re-
cently acquitted Of similar charges IN
| relation tc semibitum!nous COAL Those
against whom indictments were dis
missed were:
The Houston Coal Company; New
River Coal Company; Smokeless Fuel
Company; Cashier, Curran G. Bullet
Inc; Grocer Pocahontas Company; Flat
Top Fuel Company; Chesapeake and
Ohio Coal Agency Company; Leckie
Coal Company. Inc: Pocahontas Fuel
Company: West Virginia Pocahontas
Coal Sales Corporation; White Oak Coal
Company: c. G. Blake Coal Company;
George II. Caperton. Justus Collins.
Frank Ellison. Thomas Z. Houston.
Kuper Hood. Thomas F.. Farrell. Rob-
ert H. Gross. T. S. Crockett. Oscar NJ.
Deyerle and John ]. Tierney.
Indictments against eight other COM
panies not previously. placed on trial
remain to be prosecuted. The compa-
MES involved are:
Baker Whitley Coal Company: Hasler
Bros; New York and Philadelphia Coal
and Coke Company: Northern Coal
Company; the Berwind White Coal
Mining Company; Yirginian Coal Cor
poration: w. c. Atwater Company. Inc.
and the Wittneberg Coal Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
CABINET APPOINTMENTS
HELD IN AUEEANCJc

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20

accomplished and perhaps many serious
diseases prevented by the work of the
United Doctors in their present cam
paisn. and their success has spurred
them on TO greater effort They ad-
wise every one in Richmond and the
vicinity. whether actually suffering
from a disease or no,, to come TO them
for an examination at once. which will
be made entirely free of charge. The
examinations are made by SPECIALISTS
who are experts in this particular work
and who have had years Of experience
in the treatment Of a wide range Of
diseases. All latest and most approved
appliances are employed In making
each examination. which includes
X-Ray Urinalysis, Blood and Blood.
Pressure Tests, Examination Of Eyes;
etc. That the important matter of
having your health examined could be
placed In no more competent hands
than the United Doctors ia evidenced
by the hundreds of cases IN which they
have b, ought relief 20 sufferers some
IT whom, had tried many other doctors
without sut cess. Hundred. of testf-
monials oil file in their offices testify
to the great work. they are doing. Is.
Go to their Offices to-day md be ex.
amined. Don't triie wit. your health
until nothing can be done for you
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20

While this shows an alarming num-
Der Of our young men to BE- below par
physically. The proportion of detectives
Is said to be even greater among wom-
en-. as we'll as among men above the
draft age limit OF thirty-onc years
The verdict Of the examining boards
next week Is certain to come as
distinct surprise to a great many young
men who, believing themselves to be
in good health, will be- rejected be-
cause their hoalth Is very poor. for
it lis weil-known fac. that large
number Of persons hav, some disease.
often In an advanced stage. without
being aware of its existence.
The United Doctors. who are offer
Ing to make FREQ examinations in an
energetic campaign for better health
conditions In Richmond and the vicin-
ity. have found a number of such
cases among tho hundreds who have
come to them to have their health ex
amined during the past few weeks. A
still greater number knew that they
were in i'll health, but believed the
trouble only temporary, and refused
to think Of the matter seriously UNI
I'll the work of these specialists was
brought to their attention. 1t is said
that 3 great deal of good has been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20

tircmcnt OF the remaining bourgeois
members and to permit the council to
assume all responsibility OF the gov.
eminent. This proposal in turn was
rejected by the Deputies. and after n
long conference it was agreed to let
tho matter rest as II was for the pres
ent. NJ. Skobeler. Minister OF Labor.
spent the day visiting labor headauar-
tiers and factories counseling modcra-
lion 10 the workmen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
AT the Movies To-Day

COLONIAL-Janc and Katharine
Lee, In "rwo Little Inips," trnr-
cl0Sue and Photograph.
lSlS-Nirinn Martin and Sessuc
Haynkana. In "Forbidden Paths"
biJOC-Robcrt Warwick, In 1.-THE
Silent Master"
q ID EON " Norma TnimadEe. In
"Pnnthea."
BLUEHIltD - Wilfred Lucas and
Governor" and comedy.
&c II o II = Robert Conness and
Hinble rrunnelle. I'm 1.-THE Ghost of
Old Morro." md Billy West, in
"Dnck Stage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
JAKE WELLS ELECTED
Richmond Man Chosen President By
Sccessionists From Motion Picture
Exhibitors League

CHICAGO. July ia new organize.
ton was formed tonight by seces-
Sionists from the Motion Picture Ex-
hioitors' League OF America. The new
organization adopted the name of the
Motion Picture Exhibitors Of America
and elected the following temporary
officers:
president, Jake Wells. Richmond
'ice-president, Guy Wonders. Baiti-
more. Md.
me old orsa nization was holding It's
annual meeting Of officers here when
o'ssenSion caused representatives from,
t"enty-seven States to withdraw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
Robert Strnther

LSpccial 70 The Times Disratch1
l.HNCHBURG, VA, July ls-Robert
Strother. nifty eight years Of age died
THIS morning AT the Home and Re-
treat, having been in declining health
Tor period Of two years. He was
a son OF the late DR.. William 4. and
Hai!c Mitchell Strother. Mr.. Strother
in 1888 married Miss Annie p pes.
ton. who. with two children survive
him The children are Miss Jennie
Strother ard Samuel r. Strother. He
was life member OF the I.ynchburp
lodge OF Elks and 4 member of the
Royal Arcnnum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
MONDAYS EVENTS FORECAST
NEARLY q MONTH AGO
rsN A..,e:,,ed Y-.ss |

~ >ssSS.t.ec fseSS
STOCKHOLM. Iu!y la.-Monday's
events - Te;-os-aa aad the extent OF
a--:e3 t.$s5sc;ioa were .o-ecss; near
y 1,oZs;A ass ~ " ?s.cre:zs~. Rus
s-aa Nl--:is. % Jvs;:et- - aa .n,er-
N-ss~' us,s eo--s$T>; 25s-: :: 5 S:ocN-
sa.- 2sss. - al3
81 ec@rc-:cS ~. ~ So!sAcxiki
;--aoeS ~, 500 ;a--H .>t.- Activities
- ;--ss~ co-cSA-": wN.-tw:S s.!
..t-- s~svs>Ss :..=.ss ~. ave seen
-rst :-s No. ~. SSy cc-ss
49, 3; ~. es-.t se,1- :; r;.: Sc :i-.e
- 0&Ss 80. -t,sr-l1s ~::s ;Ats
a. As s-'ze:-s wt ~etsea as; :Ae
H,->.t H-ss S-:k:y Asv. :wc machine
s-.-f os mans - ts$y,.-S;s re. Who
sfs"s- =, r-s&ge-s .sss3s .As.- as.s =
ha'92Sy --:t$ = >cz1<c:.ca w.:h
- -'ts.e-ls:a;7 ;: finance M:ais;s.
=, s-I-rae 49, : generally coa-
s'uf-t'l tf-s = --&Ec&;e s critical sa.o
IL sS-S-1;- = :-S$s& caused 6-cc
II at -:s s0:>k-s< -a;s - -FOUR
onire< - s1-T----- 4c:.ve so!she-
w. o-o5as1-5s n'c-s IS Being soc.
coecea A.::- es7s>-t-.y s-oas return
!'!s s.-ssls- .-s-a-,s BY various
agents :: Ss-sG..s; -ea!aes faction. n.
a.ua ne especially ;vc wonea. One
u -s.'-- Asco=7E..4t Robert Grimm
re So;-a-s! .@:t-zsI:oas!is, and Ger
MT IEs-t- t-o- Switzerland through
[tG-2r - SCss.& :. May He was
tic'---a tr0-- RUSSO as result Of
s-t-,S = - pa; - re Germans to
S;-sc.22t Z peace Win Russia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
Marshall to Address ,1oo,e.
Ike Associatcd press.l

~ Associated Press
PITTSBURGH. July 13.-Vice-Presi.
cent Thomas r.. Marshall will deliver
an address at the opening session here
next Monday of the biennial interna.
uonal convention of the Loyal Order
OF Moose, according to an announce
ment tonight by James ]. Davis, di.
tor-general Of the order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
DECIDE NOT TO ALLOW
DENOMINATION IN MOSCOW

MOSCOW, July l9.--Thc local coun-
Gil OF the Workmen's and Settlers
Delegates. after Gr1cussion of the
disturbances in Fetroerad by a vote of
442 against az decided not TO allow
street demonstrations IN Moscow.
The MaXlmilists, which desired
armed demonstrations in the city, pro-
tested that the council was placing
obstacles in the way of their partici-
patton in curEent Political life. and
quit the hail.. ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20

It wants him appointed" stTSsst
Senator Knox protested that by nasu.
Ing a man the Senate would be assum-
ing the functions OF the President. con-
trary to the Constitution. Senator
Jones then withdrew his amendment.
but Senator Shafroth reoffered 1t with
Mr.. Hoover's name stricken out
Speeches supporting IT were made by
Senator Borah and others. but 1t was
voted down. 62 to 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
MAY TRANSFER GOVERNMENT
FROM pETROGRAD TO MOSCOW

PETROGRAD. July la.-An extra
ordinary council is discussing the pro-
posal to transfer the seat OF the pro-
visional government TO Moscow.
NJ Tseretelli. Minister OF Posts and
Telegraphs. and member of the Coun-
ell OF Workmen's and Soldiers Dele
gates, said yesterday the general as
sembly of Workmen and soldiers and
peasants would be held at Moscow, in
order TO prevent the interference from
irresponsible section OF the Pctrograd
garrison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
Mrs. Mnry Jane perrr

special to The Times Dispatch.
l-fNGHB BURG, VA. July ls.-Rela-
yves here have been advised of the
death OF Mrs. Mary Jane Perry on Mon
naH at her home in Prince Edward
.ouhty She was the widow OF Dr. Y.
Ferry and a prominent worker IN
the Baptist Church. Mrs Perry i. sur.
vived by FIVE children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
products under Federal control. wa.

products under Federal control. was
rejected. IS to IS.
During recurrence OF tho contro-
versy over Herbert Hoovers appoint
mont. an amendment under which Mr..
Hoover would be specifically designated
as food administrator was introduced
by Senator Jones. OF Washington. who
declared the food control fight had
conferred around Mr.. Hoover. and that
the Senate should definitely decide X
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Hamilton Doothe

Hamilton Boothe, infant son OF Mr..
ana Mrs G. y. Boothe. OF a2l Porter
street. was buried yesterday after
neon IN Maury Cemetery, following
services conducted al the home by Rev.
j. w. Kinchcloe, pastor OF Bainbridee
street Baptist Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
ROANOKE. VA, July 13.-C. l..
Ha'cner. for many years sheriff of Roa-
noke County, died at his home near
i""%ton THIS morning. following an
illness Of several months. lnte,nen,
VIII be in Salem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
ILL HEALTH WILL EXEMPT
MANY FROM WAR DRAFT
Only One Out of Every Three Men to Go Examining
Board VIII Be Found Physically Fit i.
f.RI For New Army.

Only onehird of
it is estimated will be found acceptable uniforms
and go training camps they
rious medical boards which will probably begin their
lions the The other
ing statistics will be from military
of physical unfitness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
FOOD BILL APPROACHES
FINAL FORM IN SENATE

Continued from First Page.)
versies which have engrossed TIE SEN
ate for month. The name of Herbert
Hoover frequently was brought into
the discussion. and although the Sen
ate voted for food commission instead
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-20
RiChnrd CYRUS.

ESPECIAL to The Times Dispatch
IL NCHBCRG, VA, July lo-Rich
ara cyrus, seventy-fve years Of age.
confederate veteran. died on Sat-
uFhay al ms home near Rcedy Springs.
ArpomattoX County His death w,s
due 10 scnility