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Arizona republican., 1917-06-13
9Two out when winning run scored.
New YORK
Stated for Russell in seventh.

@Batted for Russell in seventh.
SEATED for Love in twelfth.
BY innings:
Chicago . 20 NOo1 5000 % %
New York L 0 o 0 0 0 0 > 0 Q IA
Summary-Two-b base hits: Risberg,
Peckinpaugh, 2; Hendryx. Three base
hits: Jackson, Maisel. Magee. Home
runs: Baker. Stolen bases; Weaver
Double PLAYS: Nunamaker to Baker
Bases ON balls: OF Love. 3: off CT
Arizona republican., 1917-06-13

cote, 3. Hits: Off Mogridge. ; hits
IN l l-3 innings. off Russell, 4 hits in
2-3 innings; off Love- hits in 5
innings. Struck out: By Russell. g.:
by Love, 4; by Cicotte, 7. Umpires:
Hildebrand, Nallin and OLoughlin
Arizona republican., 1917-06-13
WILD EXHIBITION
BY CHICAGO GIVES
NEW YORK VICTORY
Republican A. P. Leased Wirel

CHICAGO, June 12-New York
won in the sixth after a wild exhibit
ton by Chicago which gave them five
runs.
Score r n E
New York ....3 02 COS Oq0-1O u 0
Chicago -. eos 010 100 Il 4
Batteries Schupp, Tesreau and
2ariden; Seaton, Hendrix. Reuther
and Elliott.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-13
OVERTIME GAME IS
WON BY P|TTSbuRC

PITTSBURG. June 12.-Pittsburg
defeated Boston in the eleventh.
Pittsburg scored the winning run on
singles by Carey and Bigbee, Smith S
error and Bairds sacrifice fly.
Score r H E
Boston 80. O13 coo 600 CO II |
Pittsburg 80. 100 101 001 01-5 16 /
Batteries Allen, Ragon, Tyler.
Barnes and Tragessor, Gowdy;
Cooper, Jacobs and W Wagner.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-13
R|XEY TW|RLS IN
MASTERLY FASHION
AND PHILL|ES WIN

ST. LOUIS, June 12.-Rixey was eff
fective with men on bases while his
teammates punched hits in the sew
enth and eighth innings and Phila-
delphia shut out st. Louis. Score:
Phila deIph:a
Arizona republican., 1917-06-13
WESTERN LEAGUE

Des .Moincs 10: Denver 6.
Joplin 10: Sioux City ,.
st. Joseph /; Omaha @; ten innings.
;,,coI,, Wichita
Arizona republican., 1917-06-13
Cincinnati

"Wheat out. hit by batted ball.
Ran for Clarke in seventh.
**%Batted for Thorpe inf ninth.
By innings:
Brooklyn ............. 100 0o0 01O-2
OiiCliilldti UUo UUU UtH-U
mmary-Two-b base hits: Groh.
Stolen bases: Daubert, Stengel. Chase,
Clarke. Double plays: Mowrey and
Daubert; Cutshaw. Olson and Daubert:
Olson, Cutshaw and Daubert; Galore.
Meyers, and Daubert. Bases on balls
MarGnard /: Cadore 2: Mitchell
Arizona republican., 1917-06-13
GAMES TO-DAY

American League
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
National League
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
New York at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Coast League
Los Angeles at Portland.
Oakland at San Francisco.
Salt Lake at Vernon.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
NJ u
Arizona republican., 1917-06-13
COAST LEAGUE

At San Francisco: f II r
Oakland 5 10 0
San Francisco !..... ! s 4
Batteries: Kremer and Roche. Smith,
Dougherty and Mckee.
At Portland: r II f
Los Angeles ........ , ,
Portland Observation-Disclosures. ,
Batteries: Brown, HOgg and Boles;
Houck and Baldwin.
Note-Los Angeles: No Salt Lake
Vernon game. Salt Lake travelling.
Hits; Marquard in 6 tncrc out in
seventh; Galore in 3. Struck out:
Cadore ,; Mitchell 4. Umpirca: Rigler
and Orth.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-13
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Columbus 6; Minneapolis 3.
No other games scheduled.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-13
Patriots of re-

were the minute men. Patriots Of
~" is the volunteer, the farmer
and the bond buyer.
Where will you enlist?
Arizona republican., 1917-06-13

aBatted for Amse in seventh
13Batted for HIorstman in ninth.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-23
CHATTANOOGA GETS
TUBERCULOSIS WARD
County Will Spend $4,000 10
Making Provisions For Negro
COnsu npiIves.

CIIATTANfHHsA. Tenn Tei,. f.
John = agfusier affr ar.-i ffe ti.r.t
commission at uark O. prse that o..
city rrn'ler -Dpirrt ahiri. a.ulf m.l.
I'c.--ib . tle srtst.nfi of ,oi.r.sI nsrd 4,
Pine B-es<r IIe tat 81 tiisf tho fi,are.
committee Of tlir county c,,urt usn.i
r'c ninrend ihat th~ cow " afpropriat,
tin.'''l o. ~ purI'r-r d tic ,ify uait.
Do like~i-e. AID * Iunsd thaf -inr. a..
city bad slre~'iy gwen a. .sr only q.
.s" more would D. required
lie stfe--,-i tlie lat that fi.e r...I io,
coiored tuberculosis ho-tstal ua- mr.
gent. and that -ite bal srrsdy be-
-ecnred which ~a- .de1l fpr thi- pnrro-e
NJ the CONCLUSION of hi- talk. Com ni.
sioner Betterton stated that the boar.i
naturally ieit kindly o~sr,i- t,i- work
and moved that Mr. Stagnsier - a-.ur
c'i ~ vote II the commission that i thor.
wss any way D. comply with his rel1e-l
that Il would ~ done This motion ca.
riei and the city attorney VA instructed
20 ascertain what procedure could n.
employed 70 extend the AID needed.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-23
REV. |. A. WATKINS
THROWS HOT SHOT
At Careless Mothers and Fathers:
Makes Strong Appeal For Bet
ter Understanding and Cooper
alton Among Members of the
Same Community.

Rev l.. A. Watkins. pa-tor of Mount
Chsp ] Bart church. made very -trpn,
tnd elective appeal to the married nler
,nd women sunday night u live a NOR.
unsupported liie l,efore the children ni
~iay. lie appealed to them To- throw
away tho-e firklsd minded r.stI,o,i- Of
trying ." make Il appear that they le-
hong u the Bon Tons" of soci-ty l--
cau-r they We're found to be- EXPERT dan
GERS on the hall iiOor and players at cafd-
" und the gaming tables lie made ~
.tr"ng and u hal IT. effect when hr rnid
Mothers can't train and r,.nr rlil.lr-u
properly nor i-crntly "n the sir,-.t- ''
lii- utterances mt With iavorai,lr r..
.Is'n-s- ~hen be- -aid th,re ~A- To-, m,,ri,
laNi.y "n the part 81 parents with refer
rfcr o. tie unlimited latitusic grant,~i
riiiiirrn fy running at ~ill and rampant
Ga the -tr's-ts both day ani night. nn.
tsat lf 90 lriril either rlrl nr fDy the
guilt ought u lay AT tlI~ door oi the
= psrent- lie DECLARED With efntha,i- and
without biting hI- t,ngu- that what a..
nss=ls'l ne~t were we'll or,lrrs~i and "a.
unity regulated hornss with -orn.. system
,'"'ut them. ''~Ocial function- or :. cinl
ii~ -Aid he, mrAn- Ieare. frirnd-l,ip
irrord aud pot constant tattliny. Ggl,t
Ig =, xai'i,ing aI,d zrkbiting sn. sn..tf
=. iIr ds-rlarri that the trt - -ign 81
a. iil-hrs'd Woman Dr man anil olr that
49, nearly insane and norr nearly it
'"r ti'e h-y un than the unr~-trirt...i
ni'erty . - II will in -s~iety, wss that
'-i.'-- "i ~"iu~n Who hal No. l,-tt.r -enss
fi'an Q" 10 living ~ the same community
A. n~igiii'of- and MT -Isrs king. masl.
iral"'i-. enyi"1- anil r. ally o. rut On.
anDtlfer- throat-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-23
TWO ELECTION
BOARDS NOW IN
WEST VIRGINIA
House Passes Senate Bill Which
Now Goes to Governor For HI,
Signature--Covernor's Supple
mental Liqaor Bill is Probably
Dead.

CHARLESTON. W. VA. Feb 10 -
r~" elestion boards. one to receive the
ballots and the other Ia count the VOTES
~ S'~'n a- cast. are provided for in hill
l'a~-eVl 10y the lower hoti-s. of the l.yi-
latnrr t~isy 10y vote of iifty-fpur 10
twenty -fonr. The hill. which i- nodded
alter the Kansas double elertion lnarl
had previously PASSED th, senate and will
nov go to Governor Iiatiiel.. for hi- sig
nature. IL Is ! elievei that the gathering
"i election returns Will IL. greatly iaril-
ltats~d 10y the iact.
Judging from the d-meanor of the ma
Jority m the house the governors -nppl.
mental llInor bill ha, died, for IL wa-
sent Ia the prohibition committee there.
alter leing passed 10y the senate a- ap
proved hy ''ov-rnor Hatfield. Tins
'n"H-ure proyIis- that hospitals conld
have alcohol at all times ior medical ,,nr
l~'-'-- and not l'e -uhls~-ted To- the strict
statutes a. concerns other institutions
'nd individuals in bringing intoxlcantr
into tine STATE
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-23
CONQuERs
LINCOLN 23 TO q
Orange and Blue Squad is Out
classed in q Close Contest.
(By Lawrence A. Lee.

HAMPTON, VA. February I2-The
Hampton Institute basketball team,
proved its superiority To the Orange and
Blue squad of Lincoln University 10y de-
testing then 10y the margin of one point.
Lincoln outplayed the Blue and White
machine in the first half, but tile latter
hslt proved fatal to the visitors. Time
aud again they delayed the game with no
intention other than Ia get rest
The >essiders, as usual. began the
Second half with lightning speed. which
Mas kept up throughout the remaining
part of the game.
At one time, II seemed as though the
Lincoinites were To be the victors, but
after j. Dorsey stepped into his position.
things made a radical change.
During the entire first half, Hampton
Was unable To cage a field goal Edwards
made six foul goals out of the ~igft Z
chances, while Lincoln made five h, la
goals and two foul goals during the fir,t
half. The first half ended with tile score
II 10 q in Lincoln's favor.
The second half started with Gurnoe.
hiser and Pierson as Hampton's fresh
men, while Lincoln substituted Heuder
son for Butler. Capt Edwards and
Gurnoe began To ind the basket IN the
early part Of this half, and il Was all that
the Young brothers could do To stop TIN
S-asi,iers from shooting.
The game ended with the final score
% u y in the Virginians' favor.
Both teams deserve much credit for
the fast team work that was exhif,ite,i
but IL - sugg ssted that basketball teams
leave their debaters at home, for the
referees are not always willing u hold
debate with the captain while hIs team
mates are getting rested. The line up.
I.-it Forward
buriOs -....... Butler
Right Forward
fd"ards tCapt-) ----.. .-.. summers
Center
Dorsey ---.-...-..- y. Young Capt
Lett Guard
hlscr ............ Cru~s.
Right Guard
Withers ..... w. Youny
Substitutes - Hampton: McI.arrn.
Paxton and Lawson. Lincoln. Hender-
-on.
Referee->erg Thompson.
Tmekeeper--- Mr.. Atkins.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-23
STATE TEACHERS
MEET In ROANOKE
Prof. Isaac Fisher, the Brilliant
Esssyest and PubIicist Will
Speak. Other Noted
Men to Speak.

The Negro Teachers As>o~istion that
y scheduled for sessions In Roanoke.
Va, March :. =, and 9Th promises to ~
Of unusual interest and helpfulne-- to
teachers. Prof. Isssc Fisher. perhaps
the most brilliant writer in the N,rro
rsce. winner of several prize- in contests
With thousands Of competitors, will 10
one of the principal speakers. AZ pub
lic speaker, Mr.. Fisher has few equal-.
Dr. Washington used 70 say that the
only objection he had 10 him VS. hss
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-23
MILLION AND A THIRD
FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENT
8ord Issue 10 Four Districts Of
Mcdowell County Carries by
Overwhelming Majority.

\ -f~Tia' electipn o. authorixe l,ond
i--ue i',r permanent improvements and
uie widening n county rosis - -ixts~i
is-.t 10 fur magi-terial districts Adkin.
BrO~n- Greek. ElkhOrn ami Northfork
49, bid IN McDO~ell county la-t ~atnr-
lay ~ith the result that the - ne va
rar'ied ~ ninety i've per cent niaj1r-
ity
The i--ue calls i"r an expenditure o.,
81 ..;~,,o'D ior road improvements in tbe
iour msgisterial district. accordingly
Adkin, s4JD.eD. Browns Greek. -.
DD. Elkhorn, t2lO.pD. Northfors
s2G',o'o. STEPS rIli 30 taken imne,Ii-
stely towards making the -urvey- and
completing preparations for starting tho
work, which y hoped n ~ uuder rood
hesd~sy ~ early spring. The result- in
the various districts are o. follows:
Browns Greek, 85 for and 50 against
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-23

MIR. Fisher co.ild make hettsr -lssss.h
than he could. Prof Fisher viii speak
Thur-.isy night. Msr-h :. at which time
Mr.. J. Panl spence of TIN. Norfolk City
schools will also sdii~.--s th,. Association
on the subject 'Tt- Tr.srhrrs' Chal-
lrnge
Among other speakers sr,. pf ,s,~s 4
Phoenix. vice principal "i Hampton In
stitute. Ar.hi-acan Las : kds-.ll. prln-
eipal OF -. Paul Industrial >-.hool. "
r.. Robinson Of the Rsln,hannnck In
dustrial School. >urt H,shard A. pohi,.
of the Norfolk City schools aud >upt. n.
j. Watkins of Halifax county
''>orne Problems Of the City >chocl-
will he dI-s'usse,i 10y Prof N~i- n VII
hams OF Richmond
On Friday night. Maj r Alen Wash
ington. President al the Negro Organ-
izstlon >cciety. snd Pres mt J. u Es-
gleston Of the V A. /. wiH sr~aS.
Mr. Thamss Jess, Jones of the a :.
Department of Educatinn. and who l.
also associated with the l'hrl,.--~tok-r
Foundation will -peak on. The Future
of Secondary Schools for Negroes of
Virginia. Mr.. Jones has ma,ir "A study
"f all the Negro schools in the United
states AMI IL perhaps more familiar with
them than any man IN thr country with
the possible excrptioh oi W. 4 H. VII
lIans
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-23
FOR POLITICAL REWARD

The President has paid an. Ter p.t
ical debt, and incidentally in-ulted the
intelligence Of the voters Of the country,
~ terminating Raymond r. stevens. a. %
issied Democratic candidate for senator
IN New Hampshire, for a five-year term
on the shipping Board, at q salary of
$1,000. What Mr. stevens knows about
shipping y not discernsble o. the ordi-
nary observer. lie Is graduate Of a
law -chool, hut. not making q success Of
his profession, he took up farming. II
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-23

Norfolk and Western lway, a distance
"f about eleven mile~ from Welch the
county seat
DESCRIPTION
The coal in Pocahontas No. :; seam
averages esrily six to eight feet thick.
Va. one mine Is composed almost wholly
OF riler work - she men told me and is
about exhausted. This j. PERHAPS. the
most dangerous of any other part of the
company's whole operation and YET be-
csuse OF the employment Of expert min
ers only little or no accidents ever hap
pen. No. mine Is very large and ex-
tends near tour miles. The amount of
prediction. will reach $500 tons There
are approximately from 30 To 80 men
and boys employed in this division The
coal L. hauled by mules and motors and
cut 10y pick an machine methods. There
Is the finest kind of ventilation and men
experienced in mining for years tell us
that the ventilation i'm these mines is A.
good a. Is TO De found in any in the
state. Danger signals are placed at al
points To guard against or csutiOuing the
men ~ To the wire. special ways i'm aud
out of tine mines are provided for the
men and mules and are beautifully light
ri uP With electric lights, and there are
signal boards in al. Languages with hand
pointers To show men the way ont OF the
mines All places that are not being
worked or that are abandoned for good
are properly brsdished either with brick
Or cenent The rules and laws govern
INK the mine operation are put ia con
sPlcuou- piaces and we'll proterted from
defarement. Tie iinest telephone sys-
ten 'magiI able i placed al. through the
mines and makes man feel sometime
like he vas in the city. Men. Miles un-
Ter the ground, can talk with the ont
SIDE world just the same a. if they were.
face u fare. The men Tell me that Mr..
Cunningham, the superintendent, va
one Of tle first To- put on a safety inspec-
tor in Or,ier thar there should H.. less az
cidents. About three years ago first
class up,-to-date sanitary wash house VA
bni fer the employees with about -
lOrker-, steam heated, nice concrete floor.
-eli dranagc, divided proportionately for
white and coiOrei with man To- look
alter % ~ tie tim~ and Who's duty IL T.
To keep II clean and sanitary. all Of
shi j. done AZ the exJ~n-e of the cprn-
Pany without one cents charges against
q single employee
Mn MODERN MINI.
Now shrrr IT, - 3 DRIFT mine uhirb
- Il up-to- date mine aud the min
Ing Il thi- coal l. raid % ~ II the mot
ul''srrn srd eepnomical metis.d- known.
One Of tlir exceptional and most note
~or hy i~atnrr- about this mine that at
tracted our attention. Wa- the remark
si'le CLEANLINESS and neAtne-s With which
ti.i- -"al y mined and with which the
shO'e Interior o; the mine j. kept. d.
tli- mime, there are iet~etn 80 snd 81,
n ~ einP"yed Thu r. ,al - from seven
to eight feet high. The driit month D.
,frrete
iiou Fl 81 y. Cunningham j. super.
lnterdert Oi th'- - we'll ~ the ret and
u D. nliid y Puttinx giafeI'g truth when
~ -ay everybody re-I,-ci- him leans
They -ay he re~I~cts hl- men and frrat-
them absolutely right and fair II OIL
ti.ne-.
tContirue'i on Payr 81
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-23
Railroad Sued For
Killing CoIored Man
Chattanooga Attorneys Ask For
$4,000 Damages For Death
of Isaac Hunt.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. F-b. TO-
ven damage suits were filed in circuf
court last week. Among the number j.
a -uit against the Cinrinnati New Or
lran- and Texs- Psrific railroad AMI th,
Alabama Great southern railroad for tl,o
death ~ I-sse Hunt. colored. ubo va
killed IN the ysr'i- IF tbe company tuo
weeks ago
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-23
Editor NJ. I. Whittic0

confirmed 10y the senate he will rnd~sv-
nc TO perform the duties of his pr.-ie
cessor ON the Board. Who has given his
whole life To the shipping business. own
ing and operating several trsns-Atlsntic
iners. That man resigned. however.
when he found that Mr. MeAdoo intend
III To dictate the policies Of the shipping
board. Doubtless the new sppoinstse
has been made To thoroughly understand
that h- is put on the Board merely To
register the sil of the Secretary of the
Treasury. Ii requires no great familiar
ity with merchant marine matters to per-
form that service.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-23
MANY SUBSCRIBERS ARE SECURED

Found Men With Good Bank Accounts Owning Farms Beau
full Homes Educated Men Making Good Money Educate Their
Children Digging Coal and Pulling CokeStrong Ties of Friendly
Feeling With Mutual Cooperation Characterize Miners Other
Set of Men Any Voeaon of feCompany With its Manage
ment the Employees Best Friend and Harmony Throughout
Operation Greatest Test of Satisfaction.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-23

Adkin di-,rict. 81 for and lu against
Eikborn district. 30 tor and - against
Northfork district, - for With only D..
against. A total Of 2yO7 for bonds and
only I'D against.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-23
~ " LAWS

In oar next reI,rt ~ viii give CON.
h."-'ri resume oi the laws of -g--iaI In
'"f'r-t rnH'i''i during tie present ..-.-,or
d tiie legislature aud Low the institutions.
400 iAre in the fnattrr vf appropriation.
s-IeIAlly Institutions Tor the Negro rae.
McIpOWtIL VISITORS.
'ol. ". ,. McslareD. II Welch. road
'nguerr, 49, in the city Friday looking
n.er -'u'e r''ad ie,i-lation winch 4. t~-
~ r'"-i'irr,ei - tie Legislature.
Hon. Netnnhi- Hatfield. Of Nortbfork
hartman oi the McDowelI County Re-
i'ii'.lean Executive Committee AN o,.
d tir tat INST srtIte, viseron. and
'f"i"i-ing young lsepublicsn-. came ov.r
rfid~J ~iil REMAIN in tl,l- city for sever
Day in conference With party leaders
Col. ". D. Payne. of WEIGH. cireu,t
'rrA 90 ti'' ir,v -nd Independents state Of
drit'~eii ior the pat t~rnty-sx YEAR
- -t'li here sod D. kept bl-y shaking the
c .ngr'--ional iee Out II hi- hat.
-en~t'f Luther Delegates >woper, Hsr.
l~r. WaldrOn and HaxrrnAn have ban
~ TIE Iob continually looking after the
i"trre-t- oi their constituents and IN.
l'copie ~ The state ~ q Whole and will
complete splendid Legislative record
nrNt ~sek, = recosd which should met
~'th the approval II the p-,pple.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-23
BITTER FIGHT

Friday At the nixlit -e--i.,n ,,i tlle Home
titter hgiIt wa- ~agt-i istNeen The
Democrats and Republicans The nigiii
. sion was ordered o. clear the calendrr
of iocal measures but the session VA not
on very long before the Denocratic lead
er- attempted - force through -orne xrn-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-23

Accompanied by R. L. Benton Makes Personal
Canvass and Inspection Of Pulaski Iron Com
pany's Mines and Operations First Time in
Mines Reveal Great Surprises to the Editor
Who was Greatly Pleased and Much Helped.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-23
ALL FIVE lYNCHfO ON
ONE LIMB ADMITTED
NOW TO Be INNOCENT
Atlanta Constitution So Admits
Also the Sixth CoIored Person
Who was Nearly Lypched
Was Proven innocent y
In Court.

Jim Keith, a Negro, whn. move than
year ago. narrowly s~raped lynrhing
by Georgia mott under the impression,
that he had murdered a sheriff.
lie was saved 10y Worth county oiliri
al-. but the ls~le-s band dsd -n.,c,,.l u.
ynching tive other Negr~r th nlght t..
have been implicatr.. il the mAr.l-r ct
which Keith was aesn-ssi
Jim Keith subsequently ~as tried
found guilty and ss-ntrnced o. ME tern,
IN the penitentiary
In the nc~nrime. wl,s,- J,s. keitl, lav
in prison. new light ~a- -li-i ason tl,
original crime. aud the conNlst VA. given
another trial
ALL FIVE NNCIIED PROVEN
INNOCENT.
Now the new evidence proves jim,
keith and the live dead Negroes inr,,
cent; snd he was acquitted AMI his ir,,-
drm restored 10y wtItr jury
What q commentary nIon t',- a.',ur-.-i
institution 81 lynching'
TIIE WICKED DEED
murder j. committed. a mod. forms
i've inn'~rnt N'i.r's- ARE lynci,~.. th
'Iie of a sixth bar,ly sawed hy the an
thorities from the mpi, Thrn. more
than year later. ''iprti,cr sviicncr ha-
.ed To tl,e g,nsfAl is.li-i tl,at VI. lell
Lake, VIM c-caI.e'i. r. tie murderer
III INJUSTICE
A white jury and iic law -,ierly and
with deliberations. could rs-.ore To- th
one living victim. 81 premature mai
impulse iIi- liberty. but not a. the h,,
others. wh" arr ds1d
COMMENT Of A WHITE GTOIaIf
FAIIE.
How hong sre fiIr decent Iau ti,i.lit,
citizens oi t'c,rgia gpiug to o1".efaf.. thi.
disgrsceful hArl,aric gract.re uhlrh b.
the fOule-t blot uf-,n tiie Maine Of 10.
tat tDlAy Atlanta C.,n-t.tpirn. Dot,
:, I9l7.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-23

Hon. Floyd Ross, Justice Of the Peace
OF flkhorn District, wss in the eity lsss
sunday afternoon. lie stopped in North
fork on his return home.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-23

services at the Hippoiroms sunday
under the PASTORAL charge Of Rev. l.. A.
Watkins were very god all day.