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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-04-13
THE CARTER COAL COMPANY
RAPIDLY FORGING TO
THE FRONT
Patriotic Demonstration There the 9th of April
attorney D. c. Coleman and Editor
M. 7. Whittico Speak.
Continued From Page One.
FMANCIPArI)N AND PATRIOTIC
SfEAkING.

EMANCIPATl N AND PATRIOTIC
SHAKING.
A real demonstration of civic pride and
community enthusiasm vas the true or
der of tbs day. April 9TH. when the citi
zens of Csretta, both white AMI colored.
turned out i'm fabulous numbers to do
honor To the occasion. the 5.;rd anniver-
sary of that dramatic event that gave
the Negro his freedom OF winch lac il
Justly proud.
Pursuant to an invitation rendered 10y
the liberty loving citizens of this little
town, Hon. NJ. L. Whittico. F,litor of
the Mcdowell Times, orator extraordi-
nary, put in his appearance early in tine
afternoon. Some Of the old citizens Who
had known Mr.. Wnittico IN earlier days
and in other fields We're on hand To greet
he cOngenisl and aiiable Newspaper
man. Mr.. Whittico did the rounds of
camp i'm his ususl cordial and smIshle
fashion. The Editor greeted the boys
with his usual enthusiastic hand shake.
hut responding more often 10 tine Hello
Tom" with hearty laugh
The Editor visited the :. hool during
til afternoon and gave a hearty word of
announcement and approval for the
conscientious and successful work OF Mrs
Roberta Woody Who is now closing her
third and most successful schOOl year
The versatile newspaper man commend
ed the parents and friends of the school
ior their loyal and enthusiastic support
aud appreciation of the work of their
teackher
The intelligence that Mr. Whittico war
in town and would appear AZ speaker oi
the evening circulated the little csmp
long before the lengthening shadows an
nOunetd the passing Of twilight At :
O'Clock, the church was crowded with an
enthusiastic and apprecIative Audience
The crowd wa we'll divided, there being
fully a many white folks ~ colored
Present. Mr.. John Hutchinson. an old
resident of this section, a iew minutes al
ter :, said that the hour had arrive.
Tor activItIe-. Mr.. Hntcl in-on present
rd Prof. ID. g Coeman whom he asked
% preside Prof. Coleman, the scholar
and man OF practical influence i'm this
community and whose influence l. hav
ing telling effect upon the community
for good, introduced the speaker in a
short address. explaining the occas,on in
most timely way. Ii Was with All 81
tort on liz part that he suppressed that
patriotic enthusiasm which j. 40 charac-
teristic Of him, when referring To- the
present Information al war like trout o. 81,
Mr.. Whittico dwelt oPportunely orl
the nature OF the OccasiOn. lie went
back and male eursory review Of the
colOred citizen from the time when he
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-04-13

faser MS a very bsi day. but III.
b~"P'e SEEMED 20 L.s~ enjoyed 70 hsv,
enjoyed the lay. Several IT the youns
people vent 10 Roanoke and some e.
"inston-Salem, n. q.
A nice crowd celebrated the 9th .t the
Fair Gronn1
Mr.. and Mrs- Henry Belcher and
daughter arrived last week. and Mr..
be'cier Mas baptized at the Esyrtt~
Christian church sunday morning hx
i'roi. j. N. Thomas.
Miss Justina spencer. of S,..nc., :.
the euevt of Mrs Amer. H.y,~
MIR. Arthur Frazier. of Nortl.folk A
Va, who has hsen visiting his moth., O.,
>toneville. y. O.. stopped in Martina
vile a few days
Little Nancy Burnett. of West yi,.
gina, Is visiting her grandmother. Mr..
America Thomas.
Mr.. W. X. Allen. the Travelling sun
rrintendent Of the southern Aid ln,u,
ance Company. Is in town looking over
the work
Mis-. Cora simmons b.~sme the bride
oi MIR. George Coins. of Bluefield. sun
day morning
Mics Lena iisir-ton became th. brid,
Of Mr.. John Garrel sunday evening.
MartinsvilIe team played the Winston
team Saturday.
Mr. ';-orge Belcher is still on the sick
list
Little Hattie Burgess is out again.
Rev. 81. 4. Watkins lett Monday for
Richmond.
Rev. aud Mrs. w. .. Miller are IT
tending conference at Fsrmville.
The laslIe- III the High >tr-t Rapt,-t
church met at the home of Mrs. :.
rrotter last Friday afternoon. Tl,.-.
present were Me-.isme- Mary Ioll-y.
). r.. Garter. Lucy &. Redd. George
Mitchell. Willie Garter. Misses l.. Katr
Hari~r and LINE Cooper. Alter the
routine work, lemonade. cake and g-Ia-
tine were served. They will meet at tn.
home oI Mrs. Mary iloIley on the ssth of
April.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-04-13

Rev. VIM. Abiott. of Kuiiin. y. g..
all" has t,-rn in the mini-t.ry I6 y-.n.
has i"'rn in McBo~rll county Tor the past
" days assisting ma a revival at Lovely
Ii"n BAPTIST church over which Rev. j.
D. ffJ"r IN pastor. There were about
O.. new acr,ss-inn- Ia the rhur..h TN,
revival closed "Wednesday night of tai.
~'~k Rev. Abbott will preach at Eck-
man sunday.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-04-13
SPRINGTON

Vt y..sp O'Clock sunday. the sunday
'chool VA called To- order 10y Deacon
Carrington. All -eened u have had
good le--on AMI ~ we're highly lifted uI.
Tins j. one of the l,--t sunday -.-hocl- IN
the di-trict
Al ~ - "'clprk. cur pastor filled hi-
place 10 the pulpit And prcacie,l won
'ieriul sermon from Matt. %
Al O'clock. 49, had covenant meeting
and every one felt the spirit. S.mr b IT,
ful remarks we're made by Kev- ". j.
Peak, WDo-i-, and our pastor. Rev. T.
VI. Hughes
At = - o'clork. orr pastor preaf he'd
another wonderful sermon
Mi-- Minnie Divers. the laughter Of
~am Divers ~ho j. quite veil known. y
seriously ill
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-04-13
Successful Rally and
Splendid Easter
Progrsm

The Spring Rally 1t the Firss Bapsiss
ehurrh. OF kimbsll. Was a decided snc.
es-'' The spsciou- auditorium Of the
fhurv;. 49, sr"~dr.i AT each .ervice of
the day
Rev. J. n. Adams. the organizer Zion
ehnrch. preached two very ~xe,ll-nt
SERMONS. one at III a. la. aud other at 5
y IA The final report of the different
churrh clubs MAS - follo~.:
"ls5 :" Club. Mn. y. T.
;'rime~. President, s ~
"i"> - Club. Geo.
iisirsson. President. Sizes
l'iS Club. drs. David
Garland. President. 34.n
1911 l6' Club. DIR. j. y.
Webb. President. 1p.en
>Is~iai contribution. Mr..
John IIairston. $40
Donation by sunday school. 800
Total. s 49,. 81
The Sunday school of which Prof. I.
"" Moss IL >upt.. gave a very EXCELLENT
program AT : y. m. Miss Mamie Levi.
pre~''iei at the organ AMI Prof. h. n.
Harms accompanied with the Saxaphoue
with his deNterity.
The pastor. Rev. J w. Robinson. and
members wish to extend ia. hearty
thanks oi the church u all contributing
friends
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-04-13
EXCELSIOR

On last sunday w. hal a high day in
Zion. Rev. J. W. l.-e preached Won
.ieriGl sermon u wonderful sermon o. "A
crowd OF anxious hearers.
At : y m, our pastor. Rev. +. H.
Woody. preached powerful sermon o.
he Missionary SOciety. using for his text
Let her alone Tor she bath done VIII Al
she could - Rev. Woody IN ma-t~rl :,
way brought Jesus on tie scene and in
our lives ard action-, snd asked th,
question, would Ie-u- -Ay ~ the gru ~
blers To let us alone for We have done
what We ciuld u manifest our love for
him and his cau-e
At night. Rev. A H. Allen. = student
at the u &. L., preached an able Sermon
~ervicr- were we'll attended Al. day
home rally Wa on and below il a
I-t Of name- o. flosp Who coutril,ufs.,l .
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-04-13
NOTICE For PARDON.

L" whom u may concern
GA are hereby notliir.i that in the
n'"nth "i May or the l-s al lunr. 1911.
! VII apply Z" the t'OVrrnor oi West
virginia thr"tgh my attorney Tor con
'ui"nai pardon. a. made ami provided
ipr in -sS'tI"n ~ of chapter 80 81 tl.e
rosie oi West Virginia.
MAMIE FLOOD
liy ro'in-'rl, Jas. Knox smith.
i-l.i q
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Tins paper. sent To your address, sI.5o.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-05-31
How 10 Starr a Ford

I A subscriber asks an EXCHANGE
to print receipt for starting a Ford
auto in cold weather. This was the
reply that one of the staff of writer's
who probably had had experi-
ence--favored the inquirer with,
That's easy You Just repeat the
name Of the prophets in Arabic, put
a gum drop in the cylinder. roll up
your sleeves, connect the batteries
with the filings in your teeth or
your watch case, rip off your belt
and necktie, yell the word Sherman
used as a synonym for war in the
gasoline tank, breathe hard AGAINST
the carburetor SO as to warm the
frost off it. being careful not to let
your whlskers get tangled up in the
fly wheel, and then twist the crank
several hundred revolutions
II the engine backfires and kicks
you into the mud, knocking out a
handful of teeth, the machine is
ready to 60. That's a sure sign the
motor has started.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-05-31
Lifhium. Perry County. Hit
Hard

I Eleven residents were serious,
injured in falling houses and ter
buildings in the little town of l.ith
ium were demolished late Sunda,
afternoon when a tornado passed
over that place.
/ Because all wires are down the
Republican was unable to Get the
names even as late as 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
The news Of the incident to the
extent that II persons we're badly
hurt and ten buildings were down
came through the courtesy of the
Cape Girardeau telephone company
which had men working north of
Perryville in an effort to get its
wires up again.
The telephone operators at Perry
Niiie reported the casualties and
damage, but had not yet received
the names of the injured.
One of the buildings torn down
was the brick store building known
as Fishers store. 1t was demoljsh- t.
ed, The other nine buildings were !
frame residences which were all de- /
molished.
The path of the tornado was a
quarter mile wide. The cloud head
ID for the Mississippi river from
.-lthium, which is nine miles north
VI Perryville. .NCape Girardeau Re,
publican.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-05-31

and yun may be better enabled "a
comprehend The spirit governing the
PrussianIzed Germany Of today.
heeel-"Not only must the state
be obeyed. It must be venerated as
a God. Success ensured b, might
IS the measure uf right
Treitschke- Neah nations have
no night 10 existence. and must I've
absorbed by powerful nations The
essence Of state is power. Moth
lne exists or can exist which is So.
perlor to the state
Adoiphus LasSen-The state can
DO no wrong The observance Of
treaties is not q matter of duty but
Of advantage
Won Beruhasti-" Love God above
all things, and Thy neiehbor as thy.
self This law can claim no sicnif.
canoe for the relations of one coun.
try to another There never have
been and never will be universal
rights Of men
NletSche-"No Morality is a symptom
of decadence War is as necessary
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-05-31

court Of the United States. having uris
d'ct'on thereof, he punished by lmpris
ohment :or not more than one wear.
Done thu. 2>ta day OF May 1917.
ESpcH UNDERWOOD.
sheriff Of Bo.duger County, No.
REGISTRARS APPOINTED
lA1v.lie = y Mcdowell.
Sedgemckvi..e- Florence Seaaaurh
Patton II VI Euowle,
MIngie--J ! Mung!e.
kitchenS-T Theodore Dennis.
bessyi..c - NJ We.ker.
l.im5augh-W. n Limbaugh.
NooPu--R l.. Teetcrs, : + DEWITT.
Glen Allen Isaac Deck
Lttesvit.e smith 1ladI.f.
Marble IIliI-J. W. Chandler
Laflln-John Winters.
Hayues-C. +. Kinder.
punn-neo. b Myers.
HuNie--iames Null.
Bcss Fulton Cooper.
Drum John G Fisher.
poneoa Dave Conrad
Gipsy Ur5in Gibbs.
Zalma Chas. Bo!Ilnrcr.
GreenDr7er-JoAn Ovens.
>turd!yant- Eugene Walker.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-05-31
'iona. so of population

'iona. so of population.
Nou.E - REGISTRATION
Notice = hereby given tha, regls,ra.
aon under The authority Of the Act Of
Congress authorizing ,he president 4
Increase Temporarily the military est.b.
h-hment.ot the tinted states apnroyad
May isth iei7'sw., be he'd at N. revp.
lar voting place in each voting precinct
~ ho"inger county, Missouri. on Tues
day. June jth. 1917. between the hours
81 o'clock a. "a and o'clock p. m.
Al male person. who shall have a,-
tanned their 2ist birthday. and who sbal,
not have attained their 8t.t birthday an
OF before June 9Th, 1917. mus, report AT
their regular voting precincts in ubtct
they are living on sald June 5th. 1917
ADJ register in accordance with the nro.
'-.on- Of said ,aN, regardless Of their
physical condition.
Every person VINO shall wnu.Iy fail
y refuse to pre-cn, himself for regis. (
ration or to ss'mtt thereto. Will be-
le'i"ed guilty Of mrsdcmeanor and
VI. G2on conviction in the District
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-05-31
Registration Day June 5

Hy a proclamation issued by Pres,
dent wilson On May i~ir. June iih hA
been hr~d As the date upon uhich ever,
male pers1a IN the uaitcd states Who /,
y years old and nor q years old mus
register b.. name at the voting pFeclur
tn ~hlch he resides.
tnd"r The provisions 4 ihe la1 n,
orc ~ho i sish.a the age limits siH b,
etempt, Whether or aot they wil! h.
called into service after registering Will
depend upon The action n committee.
Of the War Department vho al, pass
upon she names submitted
foIio~ing the prcsidef's pruclana-
iion and in nlpAAncc ptt. 4t, the gov
ernoF oi every state has pointed the
county and city boards Of sgistrauon.
sheriff Enoch Underwood b "a. received
a message from Governor Gardner not.
Tying him lha, he and County clerk
Oscar W Youn, and County Physician
hr. William ages have been appointed
T. constitute the County Board Of Regis.
trArs
Iho clerical work u rcg aration vii!
he 10 llitlr task and the county board
has selected and accepted men in the
Tar'ous precincts who arc known to
possess The ability and efficiency to com
ptei" n" work within the specified time
The reg strars will have 20 III! out the
blanks FOR every person Who register,
the following questions
l. Name in full, age in years.
:. Home address,
J, Date OF birth.
!. Are you ~ natural-born citi-
ten, t2l naturaliInd citizen; 80 an
alien; . or have you declared your in.
cntion to become a citizen specify
shich}2 I
3 Where were YOU hornY
8, II not citizen, Of what country
re you citizen or subject?
Z What is your present trade, occu-
alt0u or ofTlcc? II
) by whom employed wherep
., Have you a father, mother, wife,
hid under t., or a sister OF brother :
nder IL, solely dependent upon you for !
lpport specify whichl9 b
i0 Married or single twhich}P Race
specify which}2 a
II, What military service have YOU q
ad; rank; branch; years; nation or |,
ate2
i2. Do Yu claim exemption from II
'aftY Specify grounds. /.
The answers to the above list OF ques- v
ons must necessarily be brief, but all
ust be answered. Posters containing
formation regarding answers to all of tc
e questions will be found at each vot- re
& precinct For example, the inior- OF
alton on the posters about question =
D. i2--"Do you claim exemption from ds
aftS Specify grounds is as follows m
Because you claim exemption from II
aft it by no means follows that you
; exempt. For the information OF the re
ar Department you should make a
i'm now II you intend to prosecute it. re-
me persons will be exempted on ac- in
int Of their occupations or Offices, no
ne on account of the fact that they pe
We relatives dependant upon them for tai
port. Your answer touching these ira
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-05-31
Southeast News.

Hon Thomas u whltle,ige Of ST
Mary. Mo. died at Ito, Springs. Arb
the night Of Nav II. aged 79 years
Nottr Hcit-Ier. more than s.
years OBI died near Nillheim in
Perry county. May Is lie vas born
In Baden Germany. August q
1924 Hs came To America IN 1856
AlIsnville itefn IN CApc Republican,
Another attempt is bring made
10 open saloon here Bill Kinder
Is circulating a petition this time.
The Belle~ petition faiIei by one
name. but there were sir sieners
who sent request to the county
court 10 have their names removed
from the petition
Officials Of the Iron Mountain
Mining and smelling company. nc.
omding TO NEWSPAPER reports say
the company will begin mining iron
ore at Iron Mountain on a large
scale in short time The company
Is Incorporated with n paid up capi-
tai stock Of S250000 The com.
panys real estate holdings include
the Big and Little Iron Mountain
which are said TO be rich in ore. 4
Reservoir has been constructed along
with pumping plant nj cost of
$500, 900. and ore will be mined by
the hydraulic system
Frcdercktowu Democrat. News
The man Pullam who was re-
Gently arrested in Wayne county
and brought here on a charge Of
raising a receipt on T. II Bess, Is no
longer a resident OF the county Jail
Monday night he used his stove
poker TO make a hole through the
brick wall through which he escap:
ed and up TO date has no, been 10.
Gated Several have expressed them
selves as dissatisfied that Mr.. Puham (
did not tear the Jail down, as that
seems about our only chance to get
a new one,
jackson Cash Book. d
Jacob Rau. a well-known farmer
was stune to death last Monday U
while hivine bees His son went TO !, "
the garden to call him to breakfast /,
and found him leaning against a III
lence suffering from heart-failure and N
breathing hard. He had been stune y
badly. and that had brought on the -
attack. He died Immediately, Mr.. d,
Rau lived northwest of Jackson a at
iew miles. He was born on a ship "
n lS45 while his parents were cross el
ne the ocean from Germany. His ~ -
mother died at his birth and was so
,uried at sea. Three sons and two ha
daughters survive him. su
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-05-31

thing. vl.. - up5raa, ia supporting
IN" clam yaa noN intend g. make IN
your answer 20 ,he preser, question.
he sure, therefore. that The grounds
you naR state arc tn conformity aitb
your an-sers to questions : m! : In
stA'ing grounds you claim A. sEenpttuy
YOU. use aae q tn" following ,ern.: If
you claim to D" an executive legi.t,.
tive or Judicial Officer Of the state or ma
ton, naur your flee and say whether
IT t' an o'!ee Of the state Or nation. II
yna claim 20 1e q member 8ta religion.
sect who's" creed f1fuids IL, members
to participate In wAF IN any lorm. simply
name 'he -@ct. Il you are employed in
the Transmission Of the United states
mails or A. an Ar'Ifcrr or workman nan
Hrmory, arsenal or navy yard OF the
United states, er II you are mariner
employed 10 the sea service OF any citt-
zen or merchant within the United
states, So state Il you are a telon or
otherwise morally deficient and desire
10 claim exemption On that ground, state
your ground aaedy. II you claim e1-
empaon on any other ground, state your
ground hncdy"
After a.. the listed question, have /,
been answered. the registrar ; required
70 make report on the back Of each .
registration card and answer The follow.
INK questions
/ Tai, medium or ,hots
:. Color Of eyes, Color Of hair? .
Bald9 ;
J. la. person lost arm, leg, hand, !.
foot, or both eyes or is he otherwise !,
iisaoicd2 Specify /,
After the registrar has hllcd out the .
ard, he must have the person register
ID verify the report bye signing il or !.
making his mark
II the registrar knows or has sufficient 4,
eason to believe that the person regis :.
crng has made any false statements.
e is required to note it on blank lines {.
pit for that purpose, :,
After the certificate has been COM ,
leted and numbered, the registrar must
i've the person registered a card bear
lg the same number to show that he
as been listed
The hours for registration are from
m. to 9 p, m Where there is only
ne registrar he must bring his own ,
nch and may take twenty minutes in
hich to eat it. He may take forty five
inutes for his evening meal Volun-
ry assistance may be accepted, but all
'lantary registrars must be sworn.
ABsENTEES AND SICK
Absentees and the sick are authorized
mail their cards addressed to the
gistrar of their home precinct in care
the sheriff Of their home county,
letlffs will hold these letters till the ,
y OF registration, on which day they
list be delivered to the proper registrar,
e registrar will file the carl and mail
certificate OF registration to the person
yistered.
Under the law, the county board of
,istrars are to appoint one registrar :
each voting precinct where the total
oulation in that precinct is 800 or less.
precincts having more than to- .
of 800 population an additional regis.
shall be appointed for each addi- II,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-05-31
From German Authors

Note these few quotations from
popular German authors-that is
popular in kultured kaiserdom--
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-05-31

" "S STOCK must be reduced $5oo
" oraer to 40 this making all merchandise 0 ~
so ''e last month"; but we still have goods our
S"|es ana we must
oS WITH every SIo purchase w an
extra fancy price for all kinds and ns,ec, r
Yours busne
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-05-31
! n. - =. &$$$@:S%%1'
Big June Reduction ON all Nero 5::: -.-

substitute for Castor OIL, Paregorie,
Z. IL Is pleasant IL contains neither
" substance It's age Is its guar.
E
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-05-31
iaris
Suild Up The System

itandaf g ROVE )
u TONIC You know
ing as the formula is
label, show 10 10
a tasieless form The
VI malaria. the lfon
en- 50 ceni1.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-05-31
eeIIne

~lcss widely .as
"tl States now than
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80 80 James .Nul"r
81 Is ko1"r /urchor
-. -l9 larIur q lpb.c
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40 30 Mlntr y .ul,ck
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81 Il IO-auu Farmer
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80 lgJ 1Olu la-l1.1r.c
81 SO Milton { Cogd.s
IS 40j Nullatu. uuDgr
90 ~ Ar,uuI R ~iosnund
5. 81 Edward EliWaugsr
5s 5s3 James ViLj
80 l22 Edgar Menard
80 422 StcphNn Black Bonnet
81 2g1 Basil y McCrOrov
G2 3.l RalBa W Goodwin
63 3ts Louie White 4orse
d $50 Raiph MANUEL GirDux
IS III hr,au..B H0yd
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6, 222 Charles r Eonneu
IS 81 Mathioa Gi.lcu
SO 90 Paul /, Bryant
20 lol Clgde Y GirOuX
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