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Evening star., 1936-01-19
POWER SHARES CALLED.

NEW YORK. January l8 tSpeciaD {.
Foreign Light g. Power Co. has
called 8,296 shares of its $6 cumulative
first preferred stock for redemption on
March 10, 1896, at sos per share
plus accrued dividends and less Ca
madam tax. Notices are being mailed
to stockholders of record. 1
Evening star., 1936-01-19

YOUNG MAN married, colored Texan,
with permit does several Jobs. desires half
or whole day lob; refs Hosea All. O46T.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

YOUNG neat bartender: can give best OF
refr; so out OF town or in town. Call
Adams SO63 Monday $ am. to = pm.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

Get our proposition on new 1885 cabs
Onion Taxicab ASSOC. 220 Mas Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

7CCoTINTANT- experienced for G. P. A.
ofice. Call Sunday between 12-3. Nat.
orr Only those with experience desired:
ADVERTISING SALESMAN for local work;
opportunity for young man experienced In Y
writing CODY chance to earn 500 to $40
ner week Apply in writing. giving de-
tails. experience and references. Address
ROx o9-K. Star ONCE
Evening star., 1936-01-19
SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. January 1a Lp,.-Turpen.
tine steady, 45Ns: sales 25: receipts q;
sales. 445: receipts. 461: shipments. 100:
stock. 1O1 .334. quote: B. 3.70: q, so
E, 400: F. Alb: G. 35: H. LAO; !. 4:45;
and x 515
Evening star., 1936-01-19
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

RUPHERS' EXCHANGE - Houseworkers.
cooks, maids, mothers helpers laundresses.
housemen: ref Dec 1851. 1887 l1th NV.
fe1s
CALL Domestic Agency for flrst-class help;
men women; any capacity. Phone Decatur
2419. 1925 9th st. NV.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 5561. 1402
18th, has cooks maids. mattresses. nurses,
ghw.. day workers. porters. housemen.
couples. 2O|
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL.
RADIO SERVICE MANS yrs. local
o.. - 25-40. must have car, salary.
S}5 wk
Stenoerapher I'm )--Fast; private sec y
to executive; age 2O-2S.
Stenog pher fD-FaSt; good person.
ality; age :,,2-3O: work for a Senator.
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
1911 G. Street
Evening star., 1936-01-19
MORE GOLD RECEIVED.

NEW YORK. January 18 R.-Re-
ceipts of foreign gold yesterday were
s2,545. 400 from Canada and $6,400
from Guatemala.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

Chicago Cash Market.
Cash wheat, No. 3, red. tough, 1.02% !;
20. 2, hard, lib: corn, No. 4, yellow,
5712a59; No. S. white, 55a57: oats, No.
3. white. 29ha3112; sample grade,
24Aa26K; rye. No. 2, So; soy beans,
No. 2, yellow. 81; sample yellow. rs.
Barley, actual sales. 62a84; nominal
feed. 3Oa46; mailing, 54a84; timothy
seed. SHOALS cwt.; clover seed, l2.00a
1850 cwt.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

CHAUFFEUR private. white age 30. sim
gle. willing TO travel. SO per week. Al
ref. Address Box 33sK, Star Office. 20'
CHAUFFEUR-BUTLE TLER-VALET hrst-class
city ref; sober. neat intelieent: single free
Evening star., 1936-01-19

tion blanks etc. Must own car and have
following among druggists. Unusual oppor-
tunity. THE SAMUELS PRINTING CO."
Cincinatti. Ohio.
WE CAN USE THE SERV-
ICES OF SEVERAL SALES
MEN FOR OUR ELECTRI-
CAL APPLIANCE DEPT.
OPPORTUNITY FOR IN
SIDE AS WELL AS OUT
SIDE SELLING. APPLY
MONDAY, 10 AM, SUPT'S.
OFFICE, 4TH FLOOR, S..
KANN'S SONS co.
NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE
Finance Co. has an opening
for an adjuster with ability,
energy and ambition. Ex-
cellent opportunities for ad-
vancement. State age, quail
fcations and experience in
first letter. Replies will be
treated in strict confidence.
Address Box 152-K, Star
Office.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

STENOG.. experienced with knowle Ledge of
p. B, X. anG filing. permanent; state eX-
perience salary expected. Address Box
31I-J. Star Office
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

WOMAN. clean honest. elderly. white;
: good home. light work. Phone Wisconsin
Evening star., 1936-01-19

DO YOU WANT A PAYING BUsINEssf
age limit. experience. or risk; new process
patented-sraphite motor oil; unusual OPP
portunity. Write B. r. Davis. Dept. $50,
Evening star., 1936-01-19

Sales-Engineer, to Sell Sto-
kermatic Burner; see our ad
Page A-3; salary plus COM
mission. Phone Mr.. Argent
for appointment. John P.
AgneW & Co., 728 18th st.
NV.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

WOMAN for general housework. laundry;
9 in family: suburbs; $50 month, room
and board. Phone Wisconsin S940.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
HELP-WOMEN

ADVERTISING SOLICITORS. experienced,
to work on weekly. a41 Eve st. NV
APPRENTICE for beauty shop. Apply 1.04
G St NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced all
Apply in person 1884 14th St NV.
REAITTY OPERATOR wanted all-arourd
experience Palace Beauty Salon, 2637
Conn. ave. ----------
BEAUTY OPERATOR. colored; expert
enced marceller. waver. 737 4th st. sc.
Phone Lincoln 952S. -
BEAUTY OPERATOR all-around. mar
ceiling haircutting. Savoy Beauty salon.
3O15 14th st. NV. Sunday Col 7g14
BEAUTY OPERATOR.- shampoo girl three
days week Phone Metropolitan 1858.
1EAIJTY OPERATOR. licensed. with inn
tiative and interested in a future. Ad-
dress BOX 430.K, Star omcn
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Daily Price Index.

Daily Price Index.
NEW YORK. January 1S.-The ASso-
ciated Press wholesale price index OF 35
basic commodities today advanced to
1919.
Previous day. 16"s: week aeo. 16.6.;
month ago, 11.19: year ago, 16 H.
Range of recent .earS:
19i5-:6. 1884. 1853.
High ----- 1853 14gi ta.',3
Low 7l.s4 6I.53 ALA
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

HELP-DOMESTIC.
COOK. experienced and general house,
worker: must have city references. 1854
| Macomb st.
GIRL. settled colored. experienced cook.
employed couple; sleep out Must be
thoroughly honest and have excellent ref.
ApP sndsy aVe CHEVY chese
Nd. Md Oo- NE.~
GIRL. eeneral houscwork, laundry, Jewish
cooking: no other need apply city rel
erence; $50 mo. Phone Georeia 1914.
eral housework; stay, nlehts; good home
81 weekly. 1903 kalorama rd,
GIRL, good ironer and cleaner $40 to 3:
Friday and Sunday off: references. Call
Monday. Don't phone.
GIRL white must be under 35; good cook.
general housework. no laundry; $40.
Apply Sunday between 3 and ) pm. Room
130-C. Senate Office Bldg.
GIRL. GOOD cook, stay nights; no laundry;
no children: So week; suburbs. Phone
Berwyn i-F4
GIRL .twhite). between ,25 and 30; care
two children and small apartment; So
week. 1740 S st. Sc.
HoUsEKEEPER .(white,. good cook; small
laundry care of house. child; 50 week,
room and board. Chance for advancement
1879 Mass. ave. Sc
HoUsEKEEPER; white, room and board;
SIS mo-; steady. in Va. Address Box
HOUSEKEEPER, colored, .exper: with chill
Cali Cali Wisconsin 3::96-M Sunday after i I'M.
HOUSEKEEPER white. responsible; clean
ing cooking. laundry for children; eXpe-
rienced with young children: good home;
sleep in SIS. Phone Emerson 2195.
HOUSEKEEPER, white and care for small
hoy; home nights; $50 month. Pnone
Georgia 6612. u.
MoEHER'S S HELPER, white: room, board.
SALARY: nc laundry 234O Que st. Sc. or
call Mr.. Dixon National 4530.
pART-TIME WORK. honest. good cook.
laundress 3 adults. Small home. Phone
Atlantic 1100-W.
PRACTICAL NURSE. white. must be good
cook and housekeeper who understands
old people. 3S0l 10th ST. NV.
WANTED. by colored family. an honest.
reliable woman for cooking, eh.w.; $50
month and board 90l T st. NV.
WHITE GIRL. to care for small child; short
hours; state age and experience. 923
Keeper; 3 in family: small apartment
Address Box 350-K. Star office.
WHITE WOMAN. reliable, middle aged
general housework and care OF school chill
dren: must be fond of children; good home
and see month: references required. 1919
Monroe st, ne.
WHITE WOMAN. settled. to assist with
comfortable home and $40 month. Address
Box 4S4-J. Star office.
WHITE WOMAN to care for baby and
small apartment. 63lS IND st. NV.
Phone Georgia O53s.
WOMAN for general housework. laundry;
9 in family: suburbs; $50 month, room
and board. Phone Wisconsin S940.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
SITUATIONS-MEN.

AUTO MECHANIC -MACHINIST. . years
Steamhtting. wants work Of any kind.
Address Box ak Star Office.
AUTO MECHANIC. first class desires
work in garage. good ref. Phone North
Evening star., 1936-01-19
WANTED-AGENTS.

COIN MONEY selling colored: give away
free picture Joe Louis with hair straight
ener. Valmor 5249-WE. Cottage Grove.
Chicago
CUT ME OUT I'll make you big money.
Christy's polishing cloth tremendous senes'
Christy. Dept. II. Newark New York.
MAGIC GAS increases mileage 25-50fo f;
used by bus companies. harmless; guaran-
teed: approved by automotive engineers;
amazing sales records; free radio advertis-
ing; agents name on cans; particulars,
proof free. Magic Gas Building. Alexan-
dria. Ont. Canada.
AUTHENTIC LIFE OF WILL ROGERS.
Contains his humorous sayings and wise
comments Large book. over 800 pages.
profuscly illustrated. only 81 .0G; enormous
demand: $500 to $1,000 da% easily
made: credit given; freight paid: do not
delay; send at once for cloth.bound sample
book. Universal House, 1910 Arch ST.
PHILADELPHIA
Evening star., 1936-01-19
WANTED-SALESMEN.
ITNIISIJAI, OPENING

For aggressive. live-wire men. to make
very good money selling refrigerators.
washing machines and radios; we have
hold-backs Apply 3OO1 l4th St NV.
promptly at 10 am. Monday. Tuesday.
Mr.. Wrenn
Evening star., 1936-01-19

BUTLDERS-Capable man desires position,
supt.. foreman or estimator. fully eXperI-
enced; good designer on residences. alter
atoms. additions. Address Box Ask. Star
Offcp
Evening star., 1936-01-19
may be found on page ALL,
Lost and Found Advertisements
HELP-MEN.

HELP-MEN.
ACCOUNTANT. experienced for C., P; a.
office Call Sunday between I'd NAT:
orr Only those with experience desired.
ADVERTISING SALESMAN for local work;
writing copy; chance to earn 500 to SIo
per week Apply in writing. giving aes
tails tall SlR sS9sriessss star ana otce se'efen'es
ADVERTISING SOLICITORS experienced.
to work on weekly 94l Eye st. NV.
AMERICAN sALESMEN with oil burner;
stoker or home utility experience; wanted
by new sales organization backed by i5-
Hrat1Ia INIT mot an oil burnerj liberal commits;
sions: leads furnished; strong support ana
ful protection you are roo6 6es~esn sass per-
sonality. don't fail to answer this az savs edys
ns phone No age sox and Iss eHe Ren FaankIn
3 siais k'' wash. lns;. D o C. BOX 4f0' 0'n
AUTOMOBILE statesmen Tor Dodge, and
plymouth cars and Dodge trucks. Real op.
portunity to make money, EXPERIENCE not
necessary. Fred Motor Co. 4lOl Kansas
ave. NV. ----
AUTO SALESMAN 130-40), for lot; good
honest man. Address BOX BOX. Star
office.
BAKER for small quality bakery, skilled
goods; state references and starting SAL
ary Address Box 46o-J Star office
BECOME an insurance specialist, earn
while learning ID nie men in WIZ eyepS pS braneh
Of this profession: eve. classes; tuition
free; enroll now Address Box 36"-k' Star
office.
CHAUFFEUR. salesman. bakery house-to-
house service; experienced: references;
small bond. Address Box l3-K. Star once.
COLLECTORS OR SOLICITORS; men able
to earn $50 and upward weekly; all or
spare time; no competition; strong sup
port permanent. Address Box 4s'-J' Star
Office.
DRAUGHTsMAN-Na tionally known con-
cern desires capable drauehtsman for con-
ton tic, a. desirable' Excellent future possibii.
assed s ovs sddress m dstss sox soR STAR oe
ELECTRICIAN. good iobbng man.; must
understand D. C. code; do not apply un-
less qualified; no trifler: So week; give
references and full particulars; must un-
derstand some refrigeration work; Steady
Address Box 439-J. Star office,
ESTIMATOR ard sales agent wanted TO
represent granite quarry. your city and
yfn on Addpess dp@%sSoa BoH aa star once
popular club proposition: Immediate veri-
fcation. Write for interview. Mr.. Baker
,3l Equitable BLDG. Balto.. Nd.
drive car: nearby Virginia: state salary and
experience. Address Box 44l-K, Star
office.
MAN over 40 to work with outside sales
manager; no experience necessary: per-
manent Apply $50 mornings only
I736 Pa. ave n W Room 8.
MAN. willing to take training for SPECIAL
sales work; finance. Address Box
45s-J Star office.
MAN, neat. intelligent. industrious able
to boss himself local company can use
sation while training Apply 917 National
Press Bids. Apply "a.
/ MAN not over :i5 with small car as sales
! man and collector: reference and bond;
steady year-around position with old. es-
| tsblished f1rm good place for hustler.
1 See Mr.. Harris 637 st. ne.
MAN who is carefully looking about to
| connection hy answering this ad. This
| connection will lead to a 5000 executive
| position which is now open. Address Box
| :,u6-K Star ofice.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
HELP-WOMEN.

BECOME an insurance specialist earn
while learning; 3 women will be trained
by company specialists in every branch Of
this profession eve. classes; tuition free;
enroll now. Address Box 361K, Star
office.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

with family, desires position. experienced
chauffeur. truck driver fireman. good
painter Phone Pntnnac -. -
Evening star., 1936-01-19

WORK wanted by ln-year-old hirh-school
furnish references. Phone North 5279.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

STUDENT attending day session Of Strayer
College wishes to earn room and board oy
doing odd Jobs around the home. working
in cafeteria or as elevator or switchboard
operator in apartment house. For inter.
nnN Natl iot1a r1G
Evening star., 1936-01-19

WOMAN, white. settled. for general houses
work: . small children. Apply Sunday
| ~
Evening star., 1936-01-19

UTILITY MAN-General mechanic. aged
81 married, wishes steady connection with
large apt. house or hotel; salary expected.
s so mo. Address Box Tx. Star ofice.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

WOMAN, experienced cook houseworker,
small laundry; neat. renable and rapid
worker; sleep in; 50 and uniform. Phone
North 1l63
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-10
BRILLIANT YOUNG MN
ISTER ACCEPTS POSI-
TION AT HOWARD u.

Charleston, w. Va. Jan 4-The
latest draftee from this community
to position mt Howard University l.
the Reverend Richard Hurst Hill
who has recently accepted the posi-.
ton of Executive Secretary and As.
sistant to the President of In instiu-
tion.Fo two years Mr.. Hill has been
pasor of the First Baptist Church
DIR. Mordecai w. Johnson, President
of Howard University, was formerly
pastor of thist church.
Mr.. Hill distinguished himself
while he was i'm this community by
taking an active interest in religious
and civic affairs. Especially was he
interested I'm the development of hi
ideals among young people. He came
to ths church at a time when cOndi-
tiOns were rather chaotic and many
doubted that such young man
would he able to lead the cOngrega-
ton out Of its difficulties and place
the church upon a solid. foundation.
This doubt was soon dispelied. the
first eff0rt of the-neM pastor WAS to
reOrganize the church and place 1t up
on a sound financial basis. The con-
grcgation and people o fthe commu-
nifty rallied to his support and thru
his energetic efforts 1t was not long
before the church began to increase
lis membership and free itself from
financial difficulties. The Young pals
tor soon won the confidence of the of
ficcrs of the church who. throughout
his ministry. cooperated with him
and assisted him I'm avery effort tn
make the church q more vitaliZing
force in the religious and social af-
fairs Of the community. As q pastor.
his sermons were simple and direct
and found ready response on the
part of his listeners.
Going to and fro among the people
of the community he soon won the
confidence of the young and old n
like. as a result Of which there was
an increase i'm the congregation anc
more activity among the Organiza-
tions in the church The young psO-
pie of the community found in the
pastor one who understood their pro-
blems and sought tn give them help.
The Young Peoples Hour, organ
lied by him. offered spiritual gnid-
ance to young people. Seeing the need
Of organization among the men Of the
church ad community, he established
the Mems Fellowship League which
Continued on page TwO)
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-10
HALLANAN ASKS
SEN. M. M. NELLY
SOME QUESTIONS
I committeeman Says Citizens Will 81,
Interested To Hear Explanation.

''hnrl"S;"m. Ian. ! Walter s. Hal
ihnnm, Republican matioual committee.
m.'n. asked som" questions today
which Ii" suggested Sen VI. VI. N",Iv
answer in his address at th.. Horizon
county la, k>'u Day dinner.
N"'k. democratic candidate for
denomination. l. T." y" tl,,, honor CUES,
and SPEAKER.
linllInHu. wh"<D,- said II" may
run for hD, parIy'~ nomination for
''rl"'" Wi\ workers aud. in fact
all The "il iHrns, will H.. interested {"
l"'nr ih' senator's explanation of tn"
''hirg"~ 10y II prominent Democrat.
Melton NJ. Mal"ncy. "f kannwln co.
mayor of dunbar. who recently quit
TIA" WrA in disgust because people
who could writ" their personal checks
for from O25 COO Ia 10000 wcr.
given wrA jobs Will" capable per
sOnS Ia greai dlstrsss walked the str.
without Jobs "r money.
'rh" praplc Of the srm,lfor's home
town of Fnirmont viii im particular
, ~ interested I" hear him explain why
one of the highest Salari"d ufficails
! in III" VIVA j. abb. TO comtinmc his du
liz Ia private life ~ manager Of tn"
fairn"mt rnhi" -nii"n, which, strnn-
g"ly. named for Sen. Nicely.
"'rhry will nlso be- Interested (,
har him explain why another high
salnri"d publicity man Ia tn" WPA
whose sole luti'r seem 10 br writin"
of "ulogi"~ al the senator, L. able I,
r"niinu his duties. ns editor Of
Democratic daily newspaper In Fair
mont
"A frank DISCUSSION of these matter
~ the homecoming party would br
"nligh'rmins &" ih" people Of the
stale.
IIallnnan asserted Ia" Attendance
~ the. dinner will BE-, mnd' up largely
Of prr-nir~ "m the fedora, payroll.
N""ly recently r"lurnd from u trip
To Tia Orient, wl"r" with hrl"ga-
, ii"n of cnrlgrr~~m IL" attended the
Inauguration "f Ih" freedom Of the
Philippim" islands. lInIlamam declared
"1'l"r" i, good reason for r"l"brn-
ling Sen. N""Iy'- return from hi>
pleasure, trip to ia" orient.
"Th" taxpayers vii" paid IN" rx-
I".l.srs Of tn" t"n- "f thousands of un
rmpl"ycd. viii" w"r" s." cruelty dS"ri-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-10
ASST. MANAGER OF
CARSWELL KOPPERS
STORE TO THE NORGE

j. B. Davis, assistant manager Of
IN" "Kpptr- store at CArSwcll. accom-
panied by delegation Of west Vir-
ginjn Norgr dealers. j. visiting iho
Norge fnci"ri,., AT Dctrint and Musk"
goL Mich, hi. week. a fcntuc OF
the trip includes nn inspection Of
NOrar rcfrigcralors and allieI pro
ducts IN tho process or manufacture.
Mr. Davis represents the six K0ppcrs
Store lucuiod in th" Houston district
Mr.. Davis was "nr Of four cho4"
out If twcmt, eight TO max" the trip
Tho Norg" dealers will return hy
rain Saturday.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-10
Republicans OF
keystone Rename
Present Officers
City Convention Is Held Saturday ::
Harmonious Meeting. Opens Cam.
Paign - All Officials Renominated

\ large crowd Of enthusiastic Re-
publicnnS and and few Democrats
attended Il rousing Republican city
convention at the Keystone ely hall
Saturday, night, called for the purpose
of nominating Il ticke. for the. city
election in February.
The entire preent Republican city
administration received at the Key
stone city election the support of the
convention in what city officials term
cd the most harmonious convention
ever held in keystone.
J. j. Stuart. present mayor, again
heads the ticket for reelection: V.
+. Gordon for recorder and the fol
lowing members of the present coun.
Gil were nominated: }. E. Painter R.
l.. Hatcher, Joe Pals, S. A. Calhoun
and Archie Davis.
DIR. j. E. Brown, city health of
ficer. was chairman of the convention
which was opened by M. II. Whittico.
Short talks We're made by Mayor
Stuart, Recorder Gordon and each
member of the council.
Fred Barnard, ely sergeant, mode
an interesting report on the fiscal af
fairs Of the city administration and
gave interesting figures to show that
the present ADMINISTRATION has paid
off 10000 Indebtedness and re-
tired $4,000 in bonds which il lad
inherited from the preceding admins
traiions. Mr.. Bernard pointed out
that the city had also poid its cur
rent Indebtedness which included the
expenditure of more than SIS, 900 for
stone aS satisfactory II water system
as any of its size i'm the state.
APrOmimcnt Democrat, w. c. Hon.
chins Of keystone, Democrat candi-
date for Congress at the last election
was az the convention and made Il
very timplyt talk. The Rev. j. w.
Hcrndon. colored. of Kimball. former
ly connected with the road depart
mcnt under the present admlnistra-
ton also made short talk. He prai'
ed the selected candidates nominated
and projected victory.
The nominating COMMITTEE was
Fred Bernard, chairman, f. c. Brlce
Matte Thornton, Joscphine Lotus
and Louis Billiard.
An executive committee tn serve
for the next two years was also =
lcctcd as follows: Editor VI. II. Whit
tico. chairman +. II. Moore, McKin-
ley Stokes. Mrs. L. l.. Hughes. DR.. p
G. Howard. Samuel Wade AMI Joe Ia
dnl0.. m%mherS.
A Democratic cOnention Friday
night selected Il city ticket headed 10y
Wade Pennington was nm unsucceSs-
full candidate for one Of the five nom
iuationS for house of delegates in the
Democratic primary two years ago.
Registration for the city election
is IN full swing and will clos'' abon.
January 25.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-10

have. made.
| have just finished reading Mrs.
Evalyn Walsh McClrans's Father
'strurk it rich" saturday Evening
PoSD iris wr~k. and ! think Il would
be- fine thing for allyoung colorrd
boys Ia read II. There was nothing
said about this little Negro and no
doubt large majority az the people,
VIII" read 1t paid little attention to
II. bn being raised among good rrsprc
label Negroes. AMI therefore coming
- contact with them daily I could
not keep from thinking what grra,
hnrm AMI injury this hig hearted lady
Ind unknowingly done 10 this little
Negro. thought of The. unfair posi-
tion she had placed this little Negro
lin, taking him, taking him from his
lhome which no doubt was small
cabin daulrd with mud. from his
Town people who understood him aud
setting hi Midtown in +nvir"mrni such
ms she was raised in why to mind
she could ot hive harmed him NOR"
had she tried. The surroundings were.
''ull strange TO him and he knew not
what to do or how to conduct himself
she dressed her 100000. 900. so,r.
she placed him In the position Of II
boy that only about eight orten white
!. Als az az z Apndgsd million were In
int N abetft' INC avdrdRe to1ny. IN
those day would say thGt the aver
ag+ was even lower. she took this hoy
for fifteen years and how long did
she gecp him: ] think, n little over
one year when sh4 saw what ! could
have told her In the first plucc, sh"
work. ] am not criiicizing Mrs. Me
Lean. far from it, my hats off to her
she did the best she conld under the
circumstances. 10 get away from u
bad and embarrassing situation, sh.
placed enough money In the hands Of
his parcts or guardians to take care
,.,..
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,,. NAM, or, ,,os.,,,a,,. ,, ann inf
u,ho, hind ,f -. ne. IL. h,. ,.,d nm =,
me present time. hop'' " u~f"i one
ami on@ maj has made MIN cf"hl
I" his race. Now maj ID" rae" H'"S-
non Is s'u''d! VIII ASK F"'i VIM
you mink oi, inc N"ti"h"I campaign
and prospective candidates
would like to =. either Inndo,,.
Kno, ar VonJenberg nominated all
tho. INV real personal choice would b"
Ogden Mills hut guess his past con
ncctious with Hoover would preclude
''H o''''"'"s VIC '''''''''
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-10
FURNITURE MEN TO SEE
STYLES FOR 1886 HOMES
Leave For Market Opening January
8 NJ American Furniture Mart w
Chicago.

FurnhingS that will brighten ~"
homes Of the Mcdowell CONTAINS
during 1886 will start their journey
from the factories of Americas manu-
january 3, when the great national
furniture show will open at the A =
mcrican Furniture Mart in Chicago.
Continued on page TwO)
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-10
AAA HELD UNCONSTITUTIONAL
The Colonel" Gives
Timely VieWs-Read @el1l


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