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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-16

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-16

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-16

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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11
HON. RALPH v. WHITE
One Of West virginia's Most In
formed Men, to Write Week
y Letters For Mcdowell
Times.

1t will, no doubt, meet with popular
approval and be pleasing to the thous-
ands of subscribers and readers of The
Mcdowell Times to learn that Hon
Ralph W. White, of Charleston, has
kindly consented to write . weekly ar
ticle for publication through the columns
Of this paper. Mr.. White 10 not only q
scholar of extraordinary ability. shrewd
politician and . fine writer, but he 10 one
of the bet informed men in the state n
day not excepting white.
We take pleasure in announcing TO the
public that after an exchange of several
.etses, Mr.. White has finally consented
10 contribute weekly articles along socia 81
and ecoromic lines. Mr.. White for Q
while. till after the election of DIR. III ID
Hatfield governor of West Virginia. was
officially connected with this paper and
therefore became widely known - q
Newspaper writer
Mr.. White 10 not only Q man Of state
wide information but is one whose opin-
ions are worthy of consideration from Q
national view point, having for years be-
come ripe With practical experience in
the Affairs Of the nation while serving in
an official capacity at the Nations Capt.
tol.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11
Rev. Chisholm
in Keystone

Rev. W. ID. Chisholm. Of Dorchester.
Va. Who has charge Of the PASTORAL
worn at Dante, Va has been carrying
CT q great revival at the GsIiilee Baptist
church at Arlington for the past two
weeks. several accessions crowned his
efforts. Rev. Chisholm 10 . man Of much
sbility. 10 On excellent pulpit orator and
10 Of high christian integrity. He, in
company with J. >. Tyre Of Worth call
I'd - this Office Monday. Mr.. Tyre
paid his sshscription and ordered ne con-
time ssndins the good news Of Rcpub-
licsnisn and patriotism 10 his home
Mr.. Tyre has been holding down . pay.
ing job Of blscxsmithing for the Pocs-
hontss Consolidsted Company for tie
past eight years. and is q very sub~t an
tisl property owner, too.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11
ENC0RtD


Never before in the history of Kimbsll
have the people been 90 rarely and roy
ally entertained, by such an unusual dis
play OF literary talent, - was rendered
last Monday night st the First Baptist
church by Madam Lutte Freshman Tuck,
of Cisrksburg. Madam Tuck's reputa-
ton had preceded her So well did she
measure up to that reputation that the
audience By . standing vote demanded
that abe pay US . return visit Monday
evening, May IA, which abe readily con-
sentsd 70 do.
Her selections from Dunbar and other
folk lore authors evoked screams OF
laughter. Those illustrating the dramat-
ic side OF life brought death like Silence,
while those picturing the folliss and
manners of society clearly demonstrated
that she is in . class by herself. Her
program consisted of s sslections,s but
on account OF the appreciation accorded
her, she appeared on the stage eleven
times For next Monday evening. the
progrogram will be entirely new. novel
and up-to-dste- IL is hoped that the
school children will turn ont en- masse
Not only will il be to them and incentive
but an inspiration.
Madam Tuck 10 . cousin of Mrs. Ida
r. Whittico and 10 well known by Rev.
J. f. Pryor and Prof. J. w. Robinson
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11

kind; ssAnd unimpsaehsd in pow9 Zoe
god. nos - . suhssisuss virsus but - a
ensny ~ srouR Our Socissy. The Houss-
hold oi Ruth. mays IN inhusnes nsvsr
vans. il nsup nsvsr de and il roll q
honor nsvse b earnishsd.
Duses. 4iass Oslis 0ilbsrs and bssuis
BaxksdAla
Rev. l. E. johnson. Of Ksyseone
headsd ths Grand MaseDr Council In the
line of march, and be wss e bis bet in
spssch making in the church. He poins-
ID thS nAsos 0 shs ~rud rom Of sa,s
State being together, and ell Who beard
him vss we'll plsassd with his talk. In
TACT, all thss wss present. wss eressly
benefited, for tn commissse bad every :
thing nicsly arranged, and when the ar
vices we're over everybody enjoyed least
~ The ball where the table VS. veil Ar
ranged for forty visitoss-
Music Was furnished By the Grocer
Comes Band.
Commitsee: Thomss Curry, Chair
man. r. H. Perdue, Sec'y. q. w.
Brown, T. w. White.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11
MERCHANTS WIFE AID
VISES KEYSTONE WOMEN

II had stomach trouble ~ bal ! couid
at nothing hut toast, fruit AMI hot vat
ct. Everything else soure'i and FORMED
"a. Dieting DID no gOOi. Wa mrs
cradle until ] trie,i buckthOrn bark, gly-
cerine. a. mixed With Adler-ixa OH
~p'D<f I J. benefited nse IN~TANTLI -
Becau-e Adlsr-i-ks empties BDrH large
and small intestine u relieves ANY CA~f
constipation, sour stomach or gas and
prevents appendicitis. Ia has QUICK
EST action Of anything ve ever sold.
SPECTOR DRUG co.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11
Five Hundred Dollars Worth Of
Alcoholic Spirits Poured 10
Ditch 1t WeIch.

For some time past the prohibition
officers have been con6-csting vet goods
in the bsnds Of many ~ho we're suspect
81 boosleegers, which vs~ locked NJ In
the county jail pending q decision a. 10
what should he done with it. The amount
approximately wss valued ss about $50
Thee liquors we're ordered destroyed by
Judge ssro<her OF the Mcdowell criminal
CONT Tuesday Of this week. This stuff
vas taken from behind prison bsp and
poured into dithss. The court in this
particular deserves The compliments Of
he whole psopss.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11
Called to Calilee Baptist Church

Monday night Of this week. an official
cal ws made and received for Rev W.
ID. Chisholm, B. d.. 70 coms and pastor
the flock Of the GsiiIee Bspsiss church &C
Arlington. msde vacant by the resisns-
tics OF Rev. l. Dabney Who accepted the
coll 70 the Me- Zion Bepsiss church ss
Blus6eld- The vote fos Rev Chisholm
vss unanimous. and svrrybody seemed
70 10 overjoyed in inc hrs that they wer-
70 hsve men Of such high ideals Of
Christian character and moral life. He
left Arlington, having bssn there carry
ing on revival for the psss Ten days,
ior his bouzs Dorchossr. Va
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11
LOCALS
DR.. III. ID. HATFIELD

DR.. II. ID. HATFIELD
DR.. A. X. KESSLER
announce TO their friends and the
profession that they are associated a.
partners in the Kessler Hospital ct
Huntington, W. Va.
Sixth Avenue aud Second Street
May l, 1917.
News of the illness of Mrs. Oliver Har-
per at Tip Top, Va, reached the family
in Keystone by phone Monday morning
Whereupon all the girls and boys left by
automobile hurriedly to the old home
stead. Ii 10 pleasing 10 learn that she is
not seriously sick but on the other hand
10 much better than what Wa at first ex
pected.
wold's Famous Old Kentucky Min
strels at Keystone, Tuesday night, May 10
Mr.. Harriet Johnson's name belongs
in the rally roll OF the Mt. Chapel Bsp-
tist church for ~ %.
Mn. Lizzie Lord, who teaches at Beso-
co in Raleigh county, was IN WEIGH and
Ksytone on business Saturday.
Mr.. "Irishmsn" Brown. of WiIcoe,"
one Of the leading tsiIors in this county,
Was in the city on business Tuesday Of
this week.
Mrs. Marguerite Simmons. Of lager,
deputy agent for the Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Company. was in the city Of
Keystone this week on business. She 10
. very active worker in the insurance
business and Attorney w. u. Harris.
Jr., under whom and in connection with
whom she works. says she is doing is do
ing most excellent work
Mrs.. r. p. Johnson, Of Kimbsil. left
Tuesday morning n this week for the old
homestead where she expects N spend
sometime With the old folks and At the
same time visit q number of her child
hood friends and scqusintsnce-. Mrs
Johns n 10 one Of the county's most ef-
6cient teachers.
See Frsnklin's trained doys with the
Kentucky Ministries next Tuesday.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11
Rally at Upland Baptist Church.

Upland Baptist church held very
successful rally on last sunday. Three
very able sermons We're preached 10y the
.Oii"~ing minister's
Rev WIN. Moor, Of Roanoke. preArh-
FL At ! ! a m. and : =. m. Rev. X. X
Henry. pastor ot the Merry o~at Hapti-,
church. rowhatan. prearbed 3 =. m.
The amount OF money asked ior by ths
church and pastor Was S1s. but tie
good people Of this sand that Il WIS to-
small amount u give At rally and they
came together and the conclusion Of the
services sunday night, they Lad rai-ei
tire handsome sum of ssD7; Thi-
veil for tie pastor, Rev. DR. X. ~. Ne
hoy, and the congregation.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11
For Sale

Restaurant equipment and furnished
rooms outfit, all m good condition. loczt
III on Center AMI Cater II. Cattle-
burg, XIV Building contains . furnished
rooms upstairs anil downstairs MEASURES
SDx.D Rent reasonable, all street carr
east and west stop IN front Of the door,
All the purcha-rr has 20 10 j. " come ~
and 20 ~ work. Prize s',sp. Write or
see
CiIAS. HAYES,
Catte-burg. ny.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11
Ming Goal TO and the dwer Coal and Coke Co., Vivian West Va

dents are especially invited 10
attend these exercises.
First Semester begins Sept.
IL, 1917.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11
COMMENCEMENT WEEK
VI the KimbaIl High Sehoel-.Th.
Third Annual Exercises.

SUNDAY, MAY ~.
ii T. M.-Annual Sermon, by Rev. J.
w. Robinson, First Bsp. Oh.
TUESDAY, MAY Is.
Z. M--Declamatory Contest, by LIST 4
2nd year pupiIs.
'PeAker. ..-.---.-...P Prot. A. :. Peal
WEDNESDAY. MAY Ii.
r. M.-Psy: Hiswatha Dramstizal-
Peoples Theatre.
FRIDAY, MAY Is.
: =. M---Gradusting Exercises. Presby-
terrain Church.
Address---Prof. j. ID. Coleman, Bluefield
Colored Institute.
Presenting DipIomas---Atty. A. q. Froe
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11
Misses The Mcdowell Tines Like
Baby Misses Its Mother.

Say, Mr.. Whittico, | write you
this note to ask you why is it my
paper did not come this week.
Please look after this matter foi
me, because my wife and | miss
the Mcdowell Times when i,
doesn't come on Friday evenings
just like a baby misses Its moth
er.
REV. j III. ADAMS.
Maitland, w. Va
May >. 1917.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-05-11
ANNOUNCEMENT
Of the End Annual Commence.
ment West Virginia CoIIegi-
ate Institute, May 2,-30

EVENTS OF TIE WEEK.
Wednesday. May %
7;30 p. M.-Senior Play.
Thursday, May "a
7:3O p. M.-Annual Music.
Friday, May %.
7:30 z. M. JUNIOR Oratorical
Contest.
Sunday. May %.
300 A. M.-Sabbath School.
III 90 A. NC o ~ 10 e n cement
Sermon by Rev. X. ID. w
Meadows, Huntington
100 2. M.-Union Meeting O,
Young Women's Christian
Association and Young
Mems Christian Assn.
Monday. May p.
2;30 p. M Athletic Sports.
7;3o z. NJ. - College OrstoricaI
Contest.
Tuesday, May 20
Exhibition OF the Industrial
Departments.
10 A M.-Business Meeting of
the Alumni Association.
go p. VI. Athletic Sports.
100 p. M-Alumni Reunion.
Wednesday, May SO
10 A. M.-Comm encement Exer-
cises.
Address 10 Grad ates By Hon
John j. Cornwell, Governor Of
West Virginia.
8 p. M Presidents Reception
10 Graduates.
All graduates and former stu.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-28
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Journal Want Ads-6uslugss settsrs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
THEATERS
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

In The Tiger Woman" today's
attraction at the Auditorium, Theda
Bara is said 10 reach the height Of
a sirens art. she portrays a cold.
cunning, remorseless woman Of the
upper strata of life, impersonating
a Russian princess, who, for the love
Of priceless jewels and money.
lures her victims along in a man
ner that is said 10 hold one breath
less. The character Miss Bara
plays in this production is said to
outrival all previous vampire"
roles. The Pathe News, filled with
the most interesting scenes of late
events, including war scenes, COM
pletes today's bill. Tomorrow Marie
Shotwell will be seen in a five-act
sensational drama entitled The
Woman and the Beast" telling the
story of a lion which escapes from
circus and wandering in the
woods comes up on a little child
who has been lost, but before the
beast can kill the child the father
reaches the woods and shoots II and
incidentally kills the william Of the
story. In addition to this feature
that popular comedian, Fatty Ar
buckle, will be seen in one of his
very best two-reeI comedies, entitled
Rough House. in which he is said
10 be funnier than ever.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
PASTOR HURT WHILE
AT DRILL, MAY DIE

BENTON HARBOR. Mich. July
16.-Rev. Thomas r. BelIngham.
pastor Of the First Christian church.
this city. was probably fatally in
jured here Saturday evening While
drilling with the Michigan state
troops. He was struck by a roadster
driven by Chester Thayer owner OF
the Thayer Basket Co. While Thayer
was not speeding. he lost control Of
his car and in attempting 20 turn
around on Main St, he struck his
victim pinning him between his car
and a lamp post.
II was at first thought he would
live but few hours as Drs. Tuition,
Mitchell and Sewers reported a deep
cash in his side just below the heart
and another directly across the
heart. He was rushed to Mercy hos
pital and is in a critical condition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
GUARD TO BE CALLED.

New5-Times Special Service:
ELKHART. July Let has been
officially stated that Elkharts ma
tional guard will he called into fed
eral service sometime in August.
The plan to maintain the present
relative rank Of national guard per-
sons after they have been sworn in
TO federal service is under advise
ment, but has not yet been officially
approved This plan takes advantage
of the legal distinction between
calling" and drafting" into federal
service.
The distinction is that a guards
man called" can be used only in
L. s, while those drafted can be
sent anywhere.
The three dates originally an
nounced-July IS, July 25 and Aug.
5-wilI be utilized in bringing the
guard into national service. All
units. according to suggestion,
drafted" into service on the last
date. and on the first two dates
units in two groups of states will be
called" into service.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
MUTES WILL MEET
IN BRISTOL AUG. IS
Tenth Annual Conference Pro-
grams Are Issued =
Propose Home.
News-Times snecia1 servfce /:


GOSHEN. July 16.-Programs for
the 10th annual conference of the
deaf of northern Indiana, TO be held
at Bristol. Sunday. Aug. 18th. have
been issued
Among those who will participate
are: w. II. Canode of Goshen, presi-
dent of the association, together
with Mrs Canode: Asbury Arnot.
Mrs. Francis Martindale, Ben Berg
and H. Hunt of South Bend; Mrs. +.
Hayes of Bristol; Charles Steinwen-
der of Indianapolis; Henry d. Miller
of Middle bury; Rev. Henry s. Ruth
erford of Chicago; Mr.. Mccullough
of Butler; T. J. Hainline of Elkhart;
Prof. Orson Archibald and others.
Talks will be made on the pro-
posed constitution and bylaws per
tanning to the Home for Aged and
Infirm Deaf of the state of Indiana
TO be built at Lafayette.
Dinner will be served without
charge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
TYPHOID EPIDEMIC
TRACED TO CHEESE
State Board of Health InVeS-
tigating the Infected
Source.
Tnternaflonal Vows Service .


LANSING. Mich. July Is -
Somewhere in Michigan there is a
dairy or cheese factory which is
spreading typhoid fever about the
state An epidemic in Bath. where
10 per cent OF the people were in
fected put the state board OF health
on the track.
When - cases Of typhoid broke
cut within five days without appar-
ent cause I'm Bath village Clinton
county the state board OF health
made an exhaustive study OF the sit
uation. study OF water. milk and
sanitary conditions was fruitless.
A case in Henderson, Shiawassee
county. gave the officers the clue.
The woman had been at Bath but
a few hours. but had eaten cheese
for lunch there. All the 80 Bath
victims had also eaten cheese.
Cheese in the Bath store was in
fected The source was traced
from a Lansing wholesale house 10
a Flint wholesaler, where state
inspectors are now trying 10 trace
the particular source OF supply.
Until this is done, any cheese is
liable 70 be from the source Of in
lection. according to the board Of
health.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
JAPANESE ACTOR IN
ROLE OF MEXICAN BANDIT,

Threre are thrills and fights. desert
scenes and rough riders a-plenty in
The Jaguar's Claws, shown at the
Lasalle today. Sessue Hayakawa,
the Japanese actor, is seen in a
melodrama of the Mexican border
and he plays the villainous outlaw in
a way that leaves little to the i'm
agination. The picture is rough. but
at times picturesque, and the excel
lent support given by Tom Moore.
Tom Forman, FRITZ Brunette, Mar
jorie Daw and others, makes the
production first class. The abduc
ton Of two white women by Mexican
bandits and their last minute rescue
form the background Of an interest
ing story. The role of the snarling
drunken bandit is consistently play
ed by the Japanese and as the char
acter stands, his work is excellent.
A screen magazine of interesting
topics is shown.
Tuesday Margaret Ellington in
The Inner Shrine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-16
FIVE KILLED IN STORMS
THROUGHOUT STATE

TNDIANAPOLIS. July 16. - Five
lives and property and crop loss
mourning into hundreds Of thou
sands Of dollars Was the toll Of the
storms which swept sections Of cen
trail and southern Indiana Friday
night In addition To two deaths
reported in Brown county, il be
came known that three other per-
sons had been killed by lightning
The dead are. Richard Ryland, 40
wears old. Dana, Ind; Thomas
Grady. Crown Point. Ind, and Mil
ford NeaHs. rs years old. Jennings
county. In Brown county. James
Henderson. IS years old. and his
daughter-in-law. Mrs. Fife Hendsr-
SON. so years old. were killed when
their home was destroyed by a cy-
clouic wind
corn and wheat crops suffered
heavy damage from hail and wind
I'm many sections of the state and In
Illinois