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suited in several beatings and the ar
rest of Is persons
The strikers claimed 800 of the L.
400 employees had joined them in the
first walk-out of the drive to organize
the steel workers of the nation into
the Amalgamated Steel Plate and Tin
Workers Union.
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Rebels Reported AS in Con-
troll In Spanish Morocco

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Labor Rows Dot Map
In Many Spots

CONTINUED from Page One0
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MAJOR PARTIES AWAITING
LANDON'S ACCEPTANCE AT
TOPEKA, KANS., THURSDAY

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Drought's Blight
Crisis In America

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State Continues
Gasoline Battle

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4 visited my barber for much
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-24
010 thAhRERssWHITEHEADI
0H0 E.65RDST.- HUI6I4 |
OAKLEY MOTOR SALES
Hudson Terraplane Dealer
1896 S. Meridian
No. 7 OF q Series
Men You Should
Know on Auto Row

Fadely-Birr Motor Co., 1893 N.
Meridian Street, Dodge Plymouth
Dealer, is under the capable man
agement of Mr.. Ellison Fadely
and Mr.. OFT Birr. Both of these
gentlemen are familiar figures in
automotive circles in Marion
County, having a wide and varied
experience in this field. In 1888
Mr.. Fadely and Mr.. Birr combined
their forces and established the
leadership they are now operating.
That this combination was success
full is best attested by the growth
of their firm. They now operate a
new and used car store at 1888 N.
Meridian ST., used car lot at $40
N. Meridian ST., and used car
store at $40 e. Washington st.
Their personnel now numbers 81
employees. At their 333 N. Meridian
Street address they have a complete
service department, well equipped
and properly manned to serve
their owners and other patrons.
Both Mr.. Fadely and Mr.. Birr are
very enthusiastic about the balance
Of 1886 and stated in both new and
used cars they looked forward to it
being their largest year in volume
since they have been in business.
Tt is always interesting to know
what is the impetus that gives a
business growth and strength. We
feel part of the reason lies in the
fact that both of these gentlemen
are go-getters and never satisfied
with the ordinary performance but
rather seek to render a service all
customers deserve and thus fulfil
to themselves as well as their pa
irons pledge Of permanent build
ing. Should you walk into their
place of business you wiz find them
going about their duties with that
calm procedure that tells you they
know where they are going and
what they are doing.
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81 Apartments, Unfurn-

indianapolis Rental Agency
Furn. and unfurn. apis. Free service
and tranSnnrtatinn II-54S2
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81 Household Goods
BARGAINS

Household goods. Of every description
Will list a few of the bargains, bought
from fine homes. out OF storage and ie-
pod mea g IF them These goods all
days cost new $3.50, bargain price
$3.50; all KINDS of cheap and 3-burner
oil Of 4, stoves: ! very fine gasoline range;
ne5s sas 5ans $780, kitchen nsR ' oon
goleum rugs, ss.95; breakfast set, Sc; ice
50 aha u &c., sas Ss $4S
new u''y wa ssSansSS M N SH1isTSH' price
One Maytag. $24.5O; one Voss, $3.50;
s27.5o; / Ideal, s27.5o; Cofield, SO So
most mos Of these washers are late style and
suites; latest-style modernistic suites
these suites have fine springs and inner
spring. mattresses; prices are $24.50 to
$780, one very fine twin. bedroom suite;
chest Of Of, drawers; vanity: chifferobe;
9x15 Wilton 80 almost new overstuffed
suites; one fine. 2-pc. pillow-armed SUITES
used one month: Is fine velour suites;
chairs: almost new sewing machine; cleo
trio sweeper, $3.50: Is good late-model
radios 4-poster mahogany bedroom suite,
will sell separate; cocktail table; gate
coal and gas range; IS new inner-spring
mattresses at close-out prices: beds. com.
plete. $40: dining table, $3.50; buffet, 81 so:
beer outfit. all kinds of other furniture
cheap: all kinds of dishes and glassware
Open all day and evenings until 9 p. m.
j. P. GRIBBEN
FURNITURE AND STORAGE.
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FORD 80 Sport Roadster. Excellent shape.
S165.
CHESTNUT & HOLLY
1907 N Meridian. LI-s737.
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SOLD OUT

We are nearly sold out OF rooning
houses. groceries. lunchrooms. tayerns.
flelng stations Call us to sell yours.
IHOS. J. LEWIS co. 40 N. Del. RI-266s.
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5 Business Opportunities

GENTLEMAN wants furnished room or
slider sharing quarters. 3ox 427, Times.
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IS Furn. Houses, Apis
So Rent Suburban Farms
40 Wanted to Rent

NORTH. WOODED LAND-Modern. 3 bed
rooms sleeping porch: redecorated. beau
tifully handicapped RI-2SSl
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Is Business Opportunities

GROCERY for quick sale. Fixtures. stock.
SIS cash. 754 Fort Wayne-av.
CLEANING, pressing shop. Cheap for quick
sale. Terms. Box $40 Times.
For Results Use The Times.
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II Houses For Sale
As Sale Suburban Farms

4 ROOMS, electricity, driven we'll; 3 lots;
must SELL bargain. Call DR-5061-J.
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Singer Bargains
Singer drop-head treadle 500. S1250 cash
Electric portable: real buy ........ $40 SO
White electric console ........ sac 90
Singer electric console reposs.. small bal.
SINGER CO. 126 w WASH
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Ford, 1888 VS. coupe. Jet black. We
have 3 of these coupes and are willing
TO sacrifice them to reduce our stock:
make us an offer. Many other bargains
to select from.
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Singer BARGAINS

FURNITURE AND STORAGE,
1501-3-h-7 MadiSnn-aV-
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SC, 600 Fl ix6 Aka. 2xI0. 3xl4. 6x6 and
heavy timhers- Cheap on wrecking Job.
Ia N. Alabama-st.
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81 Apartments, LInfurn
APARl en- ReN(Al BlReN(i

Apartments IN all parts of the city: free
trAnsportation 70 Inspect Call HE-ls2s
$500 NoRTH-Fiye rooms. sun room. re-
decorated garage, heat, water paid.
HA-asso-Ms
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-03-20
MIR. HOOVER'S ACTIVITY
From The Bluefield Daily Telegraph


Although ne is not candidate rhe Repubca,
presidential nomination and generally
the running circumstances Hoover exceedingly act
i've in his attacks the administration He speakn
here there and yonc before audiences that Civ
m rousng ovation wherever he appears to
moro interested in what he than in the
change has been wrought il Mr. since he lief tn
White House. Refreshed by his long responsbe
OF the office he is far vigorous campaign of
81 lie also has improved his delivery
as powerful and eloquent ro effective an
torccfu This Improvement is to- in personality
which he also puts into his broadcasts
One of the striking things recent Hover ad
casts has been his humcr and his aran
Cea His audiences frequently indulge laughter the
discover that the former president tighten his
with occasional wisecrack
And everything he says challenged by hghe
dealers One of the compelled
about Hoover if will mbr and
bitter i'll defense of the Roosevelt d1ar says
attempting to break down confidence in TIE Roosevelt
lcic Is strange Hoover would OPP % dollar
unbalanced budget? And why should Hoover careful
that fragile public conf.dncr' of tn dealers:
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DEMOCRATS WANT HOOVER
O---O--O

peconvention demCcrntic slogan might be: I'VE Hoo
YER For Chairman Farley OF the Democratic comm
Presiden bet thr regulations
prophets the ormc" presidents animation in Clevelad
pain they heartily desire him Mr. opponent
the Forthcoming campaign 1t is mach that they
Mr. Hoover will be nominated the yhope he VIII tn
trite suggestion that their wish is father the thought
Yes, of the Democrats Hoover They want hr
be the Republican candidate because they
Mr. Roosvelts abaty defeat hi he did Al
though yet has accused Mr. Farley being yhoogs
he is using psychology rather interpreting it, in this
He probably believes that Of the people who mobbe
Hoover in would be likely repeat the perormnne Fo
o3d} Dr. Farley knows that the former president
Iychoogy although he might classify probably
prefer say that with Mr. Hoover Cleveland the
victory for Mr.. Roosevelt lis in the bag
The Farley Garner rcacnsg that Governor Landon
AaA and Senator Eor9b Of Idaho will collision
thst the crash will all others and that this will
leave the open for Mr. oovcs nomination may
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Inc nclosed announcement of Hon W. c. Cook first
eendnt OF school needs only discretion
ana intelligence It's the biggest educ
ona economic constructive Government ever penned v
man IN the State of West Virginia for this high honor
There nothing rar~amonious he says The little
cheap and bought hirengs uneasy w. c. Cook
fol eo e the Next State Superintendent is man of ability
owS the educational needs of the people, is Intmda
cd tool threatened and Political Appointments of teachers
What he says is Humdnger Its Corker He means what
ne says and the people and will continue be with him
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LEWIS H. MILLER COP
CANDIDATE FOR GOV,
\ Native Wea. Virgirian SOlicits
Your Vote And Influence At Tile
Primary May IL, 1886
PLATFORM

|. More business in the state gov.
crnmemt and less govcrnmct in the
peoples private affairs.
.. y school system that Will rem
der every qualified teacher safe and
secure in his or her profession at an
adequate salary regularly paid and
an equal oppiruni;y to every youth
of the state.
3. \ return of the secondary roads
10 tin, several counties with such fl
nancial aid Ia the counties rs the
state may reasonably make.
1. The abolition of petty partisan
politics in The construction and main
tcnancc Of state roads.
>. Elimination of extravaganza i'll
The state government.
6. The administration OF aid to the
helpless without the faint of political
poison.
:. A complete house cleaning in
every department; of our state govern
mcnt.
6. Not how much money can he col
lcctcd from the people in taxes hul
how To operate sound, safe and
sane government.
9. Honest consideration and far
!rc;, mcnt of industry. labor ad every
ciiizcn cf the Sattc.
Extracts from Public Addresses --
''IIappincS> and conten'ment of the
people must ever be the objects az
free government
'"r.vcry laborcr is wn"thy of Il just
profit both Shiuld have an equal "p
poriunity to work together and the
development CT our state
Lincoln Day Address at Ripley
"IIor$c ScrSr in government is be;
ter than no sense at an
Charleston Speech, January IL, 1885
"Any administration seeking to ar
my one class of citizens agnist am
The class divides IL house against
it,.rlf. TL"> divided our nation cannot
survive.
R!ucfie,d Speech. December ID. 1885
''ihvI" Il, nd be more opportunity
q prrmu'E't2 tr.rii in America than
% -; lrr. III seeds of dcnayugucry.
Icg',n Speech. Ncvcmbcr 6, 1885.
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hh of the brain emanations with which the country
has been sreed for the last three In the first place
nhr Senator Borah Governor Landon an be nominated in
Cleveland the hnce Col knox, Senator Vandenberg Senator
Dickinson and other spras will be strengthened So the
dd Landon Borah collision eliminates thos two candidates
he delegates certainly will give the ryout on the floor
with strong possibility that them will be chosen
The nomination Cleveland further from Mr. Hoover
ody than from else mentioned 1t NAV be doubted
hat he really He is but he has created tbe i'm,
that the hopes to perform service party rather
han for himself Buefild Daily Telegraph
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Siberian Singers Present
Program Al West
Virginia State College
Russian Male Choir Offers Rare Mu,
zeal Treat AT State College
UTE ~

The Siberian Singers. brilliant Rus
sian made choir, were presented by
The West Virginia ate College last
Thursday evening in u varied pro
gram Which included choice seize.
ion> from Russian religion, mu.ic
traditional Gypsy Scn.>. some rami-
lar concert numbers Of Tie better
known Russian composers. and such
Interesting novelties ~ Russian yer
sion of "Trc three Pig"
The critiquc from the Charleston
GnZcltc (whit) WIS a. follow. Ere
1ucn solo passage, rcycel,d indi,i
dual voices of real beauty and di>,iu.
tive Russian timber. bur lc best
work was in The ensemble SINGING
which was marked 10y pcrfac. control
and dcIicaic shading from th. faint
ct pipnI~~imo {" ringin. volume Of
tom" which filled the auditorium. An
Ut course there were tn ram,u. Rus
/E~Is
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-03-20

There are eleven legal holidays i'm
West Virginia. namely New Years
day. Liucoln'S and Washington birth
days, Mcmoria Day West virginia
Day. Independence Day. Labor Dav
Columbus Day, Armisticc Day. Thank
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on SICK LIST

While mentioning the names Of any
of cur friend. who may have fallen
victims t. i'll ncalth. il may BE- u plea
Snrc ia speak Of the ma;chcSs and
aimaiblc service rendered 10y u few Of
our good felix's Of HE city If Key
stone. Let uS mention the name of Mr.
VI Ofsa. member # the group de
nS q pcoplr chose by God
as his special people. For a few
weeks Mr.. Gfsa has been forced TO
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awrcnce, x asas Republican
ORE POLITICS IN RELIEF

EeJa P1mcster Ct Bloomfield who had on the relief
isl at $3.50 pr week and askd get job where she
oud work rather than to get dole chaty and had CIV
position in the relief office $3.50 per having
certified capable of handling the position
red last week make for the stepdaugher
ca who is drawing 5000 per month and expense
Tn action also proves that relief this county
using that office build political nchne rather than as
agency of relief administration. Dexf Mo- Statesman
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
DAILY HAPPENINGS


kash In Ho,pi at; DIR. Brown Praise
Alarming reformation reached thu,
0ff!cr * nh III: the serious iii
ness If Nj. -. B. Hash, on. of TIL
very full businessmen i'm Tn"
city of ."nc.
II appear lis If some blood ailnent
mad Il. n pl;irc. DIR. j. +. Brown, our
former Assistant Health officer of
the County was hastily called, and
lapparcn!y II time when death seem
Ted IL have ben imminent. Blu; thru
and by ill.,, expect medical skill of DR.
Brown, hav.n- been cocl headed e
nough to read condi ions at glncr,
DR.. Brown removed doubts about his
immediate death. restored faith and
con, olaiio in III, family an with thrt
usual Sagacity, wGtchfullneSS and in
tCrcSt> acc ,!alanicd his pn,icn; to tn,
Stevens Clint: where additional at
tCmtiun was administered t. the pa
Iieu' The family and friends are at
only approaching :hc fact that NJ.
ka>h has greatly rccuprratcd, but
they all rejoice in the good news that
his dear wife, children and friends
have been relieved of the tcnsity of
strain and fear that their own is lcf'
here with them through ;hc Skillful-
ness Of DR.. joseph T.. Brown.
The jocular sta cm"nt used hy II
member % fthc many friends of Dr.
Brown certainly was applicable in
this ease when women and me refer
20 him as "Our Black Jesus
ATTYS. CAPEHART G CALHOUN
Tuesday nighi Of this week the dis
l;nguishcd Attorney and former mem
Der of the House of Delegates. in tn
person of ;hr Hon. Harry j. Caprhar;
Of WEIGH came to the city C Key
stone and for an hou" o? more, wa.
in conference, with Attorney :. A.
Calhoun I'll busiuCSs matters. il hn IS
sine" Slightly been rum,r red thrt thcy
gIso talked a little pcli;.c~. What tn
ld UI' 81 SUN pOlll'r - ll'N may
lay. discussed * unknown to til"
Hop lcH' bur ;hc'c seems To br i
feeding in tn bonc. cr thcs' Two iii
tinguiShcd gentlemen. tlrt Real Pol
tiles mus hive b"cn in the air.
Editor e the McD,wrll Times. D.
j. +. Brown. Samuel Wade, DR.. Ilo.
ward and few others were hIugin.
around to give Amen "ITokcy- Dckry'
to wln'cvcr may have b'2n diScuS~c !
The outcome will b. known just l
.i;tlc latter. one thing about the whole |,
affair. they were all Republicans AMI !
MI real good friends.
on SICK LIST --
While mentioning the names CT any |
# cur friend. who may have fallen
ictims t. i'll health. il may BE- plea
.nrr ia speak of the ma;chlcss and
Unable service rendered 10y u few Of
lur good felix's Of the city of Key {
tone. Let uS mention the name of Mr.
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When thieves and Robbers fall and fight
get their dues Let Democrats and republicans
No time fer PARTY dcord = Harmony. Be your viii
lind you out Politically the thing holds good When
Sroes or white folks long good
and friendship should respected and suppose YOU may
like what the other feow say thinks
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Every day the peol1c honest and innocent
foted with hell Political "BOSH Democrats raising all
rners of strife Kick and Iades among while
publican leaders trying the common people believe
tneyare right When cutting anohcrs political Threats jus
because the other fellow
-
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CANNING, NOT PRESERVING

President Roosevelt took preserve the Constitution
'ut instead of preserving it, he's trying High Bridge
Ney Jersey, Gazette.
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sgiving and Christmas Day.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES

There are twenty three pubic lbraL
rieS i'm West Virginia
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MRS. CHAMBERS

Mrs. Annie Chamber of Salisbury
n. e. is visiting he r~i~Ier Maui,
Thornton.
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MT nc really wants It, lie Is acctive but he has the
preston that the hopes for the party rather
han for himself Buefild Daily Telegraph.
THE AIPHABETICALS
- PWA - Pr sident Wrecked America
? = REC - ROOSEVELT FOOLED COUNTRY
i-NRA - NUTS RUINED AMERICA
= F1RA - Failed Every Real American
- FILA = FEEL HARD AGAIN.
) = CCC - COME, CASH, COME.
= CWA - INT WIN AGAIN.
- AAA - Awful Assortment of Asses. Arkansas Gazette
REDUCTIO AID AESURDUM -
Now ions plan compl government to paw 5000
month to each student pupil in high dcoeges
What about go opops month for kddo kindergarten
With inspector assigned child to see that the oipops
consumed within tn month under oipop opop
rs? = Lafayette Ind, Journal Courier
WOULDN'T THAT BE SUMPN? -
Washington Roosevelt is reelec
ed he will at the first opportunity appoint Tugwe and Frank
urrr the Supreme Seattle WASH COP State Call
NOTHING TO SHOW But DEBT -
On the authority of no less tina" Harry Hopkins
administrator CT the PWA the relief load constitutes
the countr population at the present time And his afer
t'tl5 CT tic New Deal which to lift out of the
ltas ii could bet it, spe ding machine working
notify Thespendng part the program proceeded
neat enthusiasm but the only thing
Mammoth debt = Ioquo:s, S. D. Chief.
;UT WE'RE Doing JUST THAT
One effective way 10 help farmers would be to put stop t.
E raticn Ct farm products from outside
eight OF ooshncss TO cut down the grain
rowA en- Amec farms and TIM buy the shortage thus
ed flc more;gn countries = rueblo Colo. Indicator.
RYING ISN'T ENOUGH -
The New Deal has missed tie solution of the Nations prob
i miles is bound realize are OooO
} Tin mroyed ard 20 O00O0G0 n relief
Mr. Roosevelt has tried through three years during
min time there nothing whatever his way The Who'll
cunt was back CT him when nc into office Congress
i rubber SIAM? The doors to the Treasury thrown open
go: the als he wanted No nter
au after bureau dsl'nt billion billion.
Continued maporty support of Mr. e also
allied tn Depression simply not make sense ST
City Iowa, Journal O.. .........
That tbs country really New Deck Sullivan Ind
. ROCEN Ell I HABIT --
r." President "housin grrogram" this session Sena
Wa nd is particular kind of program
Not bng parcula" t. have beg a Presidential
it under the New Deal - Somerset Pa. erald
Jed THEY DO --
In Oh 60 Old e. IS CongIrssmen viewed alarm
re- almI views AtHra Journal
ONE SER ICE -
lhe WA nursery school has enrolment of children,
r"at Important thin gabcu the school however that
m!o"3 SUPERVISE and assistant supervisor nurse cook
sis.aat joncy. It is positively inhuman rpect cook
so - t to pet a d.y for - cillrn Pre-
g. ~ east cooks should employed a. once
ne two row Tie cb drop in their taracks
awrcnce x nsas Republican --
lore POLITICS IN RELIEF -
EoJa Pmcter Ct Bloomfield who had been on the relief
isl at $3.50 pr week and asd get job where
oud work rather than to get dole chay had Civ
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He * much improved al expected II
be restored Ia his usefulness i'm ,,hor
BY profession Mr.. Ny elsa is an cx
pert Plumber. having served the city
for many years His many friends
h":h white and colorrd will by dc
lighted to learn that he i< being re-
stored to his usual health.
MRS. SIMPSON
Mrs. w. A. Simpson of B!urficld was
IL Saturday guest in the city.
MRS. SADDLER
Mrs. Rosa Saddlrr fkimball WAS
calling OH friends Errc Sunday.
HRS. KING G. MISS VADEN
Ms. Lillian King and Miss Katie
Walden of WEIGH w,rc viSi.in" Ms
rIro King Of kimha! >Imday.
MA - SO - LIT -
The Ma Sc Lit Cmo was entertain
cd by Mrs. w. NJ. Ga r:,.,n If Gary
Saturday. Mrs. Leon /. Miller amC.
Louie Wright were The guests OF n,..
o..
.TTY. RECoMiN -
At,y. R,Gdmam of Bucficid wa
calling in k.mbalI Sundny.
MR. HOUGH
Mr.. i!a;cy Lug vas in lar lily
Sunday.
MRS. WILMER:
vs.. Geneva Hawk Walker wa Tie
Tuesday gee. Of Mrs. cleo Carrin-
ton.
Douglass cridcr of Kimb?n wa
seeing friends Monday aftprmo III.
S. j. WREN --
:. j. Wren o. Wen. was lookin:
after bushes Tues iay.
GEO. REED
George Reed the iaiicr is still in
disposed we hope to SEQ Lin out sou.
REV. JOHNSON --
icv. i. i. J,h1.on WI seen in III,
city Monday.
MRS. CHAMBERS -
Mrs. Annie Chamber of Salisbury.
n. G. is visiting he r~i~rer Matte
Thornton.
nrNhrcx.r x-aN.,. .,..,..
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DEFINING THE ALPHABETICALS

DEFINING THE ALPHABETICALS
- PWA - Pr sident Wrecked America
? = REC - ROOSEVELT FOOLED COUNTRY
F.; 80 NRA - NUTS RUINED AMERICA
= FERA - Failed Every Real American.
- FILA - FEEL HARD AGAIN
) - CCC - COME, CASH, COME
= CWA - >.,N'T WIN AGAIN
- AA - Awful Assortment of Asses. - Arkans
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advertising card Sent request
Entered second class matter March % 1904
Office at Keystone w. Va Under Act of March g.
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WORT DIS POPULATION
v. VA. LEGAL HOLIDAYS

The pc1ulation of the World il
2,O1S.854OSI.
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Fabric Pleats

Black clouds are seen all over
the fashion horizon, as shops pro-
mote black for first autumn days.
A charming cocktail dress is Of
cire black satin, having the short.
shirred sleeves with front point,
the sculptured, draped bodice and
the swing skirt that mark the new
mode.