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Evening star., 1936-01-29

preached the funeral sermon Of young
King Edward VI. The King takes
the oath, both spoken and written. He
is anointed with holy ola thousand
years-old custom, the oil being served
from an ancient golden beaker once
the property of Thomas A. Beckett.
The sword of ST. Edward is un-
upon the King. The ring is put upon
the fourth finger of his right hand.
The crown is placed upon his head
and, after short silence, the assem-
bled peers and peeresSes put on their
coronets, trumpets sound, the Tower
guns roar and the people cry God
save the King!"
When the crowned King is finally
seated upon the throne, all the higher
officers of state do him homage
kneeling, kissing his left cheek and
touching the crown. The ritual ends
with the King partaking of holy COM
munion. There is final prayer and
TIE Deum-the same music that cele-
brated the victory of Agincourt in this
same Abbey. Then, the gold robes
are exchanged for purple velvet, the
heavy state crown for one almost as
handsome. but of lighter weight; the
professions reform and the King leaves
for the palace.
In spite of the antiquity of the cere-
mony. there are changes from time
to time. The armillae, or bracelets,
symbolizing good works." are no
longer used. The standards of South
Africa, New Zealand, Australia, Can
ada and India now borne in the pro-
cession must bewilder the ghost OF
Edward the Confessor. The prime
minister was Officially" present for
the first time at the coronation of the
late King George V. Until then. he
was only present as member OF Par
lament. for his Office is such recent
development that he had little con-
stitutional standing before then.
Morning dress"-cutaway coat and
striped gray trousers-was permitted
early as King Edward Wis corona
tion-another surprise for Edward the
ConfeSSor
At King George VS. coronation the
procession still included the Kings
bargemaster and II watermen" in
quaint costume A relic of the far-off
days when Kings came to the Abbey
by barge down the Thames to be
crowned A guard of aviators would
be more appropriate for Edward VIII.
(Copyright. 1896 by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1936-01-29

WITH THE RIGHT WING OF THE
NORTHERN ITALIAN ARMY ON
THE TAKKAZE FRONT (By Air Mail
to Paris, January 29) (P).-A thorough
inspection of Italy's massed forces
north OF the Takkaze River, where
Ethiopians precipitated serious fight
ing recently. gave every indication to-
day that MusSolinis men have dug in
here to hold this line until after the
end of the coming rainy season.
Through barbed wire stretched
across the plain before the holy city
of Aksum a regiment marches each
day to penetrate as far into the wild
region to the south as possible, never
staying more than one night in the
field. Patrols slip off into the hills in
other directions.
All of them, however, are under
orders to contact the enemy, start
fight, keep it up for few hours and
then draw back slowly. Nowhere is
there any indication that the Italians
plan to leave behind them the i'm
mense trench lines, mountain fortreSses
and wire barriers that they have been
building here, together with roads,
for the last two months.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
MCKINLEY HIGH HEARS
COLGATE U. VISITORS

Three juniors at Colgate University,
members of group Of II who are in
Washington for Laboratory" course
in politics, outlined their experience
here befor the students at Mckinley
High School this morning
The Colgate group had visited the
various departments and observed
them a.; work, earning class room
credit for their observations.
The speakers at Mckinley were G
Hamilton Folk, Harry S. Chapman
and Arthur A. Barton. The students
are under the supervision of DR.. Paul
S. Jacobsen of the School of Social
Sciences.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
HEADS AUXILIARY AGAIN

Mrs. Leila j. Cooke was reelected
president of the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home Board Auxiliary for a
third term Monday at the annual
election meeting in Masonic Temple.
Mrs Carrie Smith was elected first
vice president. Mrs. Esther v. Cross
second vice president and Mrs. Selma
Foster secretary. Mrs. Cooke, who is
member of ST. Johns Lodge Chap
ter, No. 18, o. E. S., was presented
with gifts.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
WADARA IS CAPTURED.
50 Ethi0pians Killed In Advance by
Italians.

50 EthiOpians Killed In Advance by
Italians.
copyright. 1886 by Associated PresD
WITH THE ITALIAN SOUTHERN
ARMY AT DOIO, January 26 Via
Mogadiscio. Italian Somaliland, JAN
uary 29)-The Italians have taken
Wadara. and with it the positions Ras
Desta Demtu prepared for last
stand in the event Of the fall Of
Neghelli.
The Ethiopian commanders efforts
to reaSsemble his center column, re-
treating along the Ganale Dorya be-
fore Gen. Rudolfo GraZiani'S motor
lied hell on wheels column, thus
far appear to have been useless.
Gen. Bergonoli's troops, moving
overnight from Neghelli tabout $50
miles northwest of Dolo}. advanced
the Italians so miles farther inland.
taking Wadara at dawn in fighting
that produced so Ethiopian dead.
The Italians found the enemy had
fired one large supply magazine in the
stronghold. but captured second
stacked with guns, ammunition and
supplies.
AS the Italian line moved up the
Ganale Dorya, the Italian command
announced that Blackshirt foresters
were advancing the Fascist front much
farther along the DaWa Parma toward
the Kenya border cutting off possible
Ethiopian source of supplies from the
British colony.
The Italians pushed past Sadei. cap
turing Malca Ghersi and Malca Murri
a water oasis on the fringe of the
jungle.
The Ethiopian casualties were ex-
tremely heavy before withering ma
chine gun fire. Hundreds OF camels
and cattle were captured from the
Ethiopians, many of whom fed to the
Dawa Parma after the Italians cap
tured all Ganale Dorya water supplies.
INTRENCHED FOR STAY.
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ITALIANS SCATTER
FORCES OF DEMTU
Capture War Supplies on
GanaIe Dorya, but Mag
azine Is Fired.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
italian forces in Southern Ethio-
pia are commanded by regular
army peteran. GRAHAM With
smaller force than that in north, he
made greater Advances in early
weeks of inuasion and tho weeks
ago started neto offensive. No ma
teridl progress has been reported
from north since November; diff
culties of terrain are greater there
than in deSert-like erpanse in
south.
BY the Associated Press.
Delayed accounts from the southern
efforts of RaS Desta Demtu, Ethiopian
chieftain, to reassemble his scattered
forces after Fascist victories along the
Ganale Dorya.
The pursuing forces Of Cen Ru-
dolfo Graziani found the retreating
defenders had fired one large supply
magazine, but the invaders captured
second with its guns, ammunition and
supplies
Fight for Supply Source.
The Italians moved to cut of a
possible Ethiopian supply source from
the British Kenya Colony as the scat
tered Ethiopian soldiers left water
holes in the hands of the swiftly mOv-
ing Black Shirts
Two planes, flying across the Kenya
border, were reported by the Italian
high command to be signaling troop
movements to the Ethiopians.
Marshal Pietro Badoglio. northern
commander, reported nothing Of
note" to his Rome headquarters.
Inspection of the Italian lines along
the Northern TakkaZe front by an
Associated Press correspondent dis
closed strongly consolidated positions.
indicating the invaders intend to hold
the line during the coming rainy
season.
Limited Maneuvers.
Barbed-wire entanglements stretch
across the plains before the holy city
of Aksum. Blackshirt troops and pa
trolls engage in daily excursions into
Ethiopian territory. limiting their
maneuvers to one night in the field.
Italian forces on all fronts total
more than 10000 men.
WADARA IS CAPTURED.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
MRS. ROOSEVELT
PLANS BALL VISIT
viii Attend Six Dances in
Husbands Birthday
Celebration.

While final preparations for several
thousand birthday balls in honor OF
President Roosevelt were being made
throughout the country, Mrs. Roose-
welt today was completing plans for
visiting the six Washington hotels in
which dances Will be held tomorrow
night At the same time Hollywood
stars and entertainers were holding
rehearsals for the floor shows which
will feature each of the gatherings
here.
Mrs Roosevelt's itinerary will start
at the Raleigh Hotel and will include
two other downtown hotels. continu-
ing out Connecticut avenue to the
Mayf1ower and ending at either the
Shoreham or the Wardman Park
She will travel in pilot car carrying
members of ball committees and will
be formally presented at each OF the
hotels.
Allen Announces Features.
Commissioner George E. Allen. gen.
eral chairman. in radio broadcast
last night. announced entertainment
features. Radio celebrities, nationally
famous orchestras and movie actors
and actresses are on the program
Each show is being carefully timed SO
that stars may rotate from one hotel
10 another. and fit into the program
at each, it was stated today.
Allen also announced the Capital
Transit Co. will operate free busses
on regular schedule between the
various hotels for the convenience of
dancers intending to make the rounds
Sale of tickets progressed rapidly
yesterday and today. At Aliens office
1t was reported several business firms
had bought blocks of 40 tickets each,
to be distributed among employees
Seventy per cent of the proceeds vii,
be given to Childrens Hospital and the
remaining 80 per cent will go to the
Warm Springs Foundation.
Official ball programs were put on
sale yesterday at IS cents each. Col
Edward Goring Bliss, chairman of the
Program Committee, urged their pur-
chase. whether the buyer attends the
Evening star., 1936-01-29
Five-Day Week.

Civil service workers in England are
demanding a flye-day week.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
River Heated to End Ice Jam.

Heating a river electrically to pre-
vent ice jams is the solution put into
effect at Canton, Mo.
Evening star., 1936-01-29

Dog to a House Rule of Town.
Augsburg England, has ruled that
only one dog may live in each house.
Evening star., 1936-01-29

ERGO Insulation over top floor
ceilings makes barrier
through which heat cannot
pass. During cold, bitter
weather it keeps precious
heat from leaking out of
your roof, thus the furnace
heat is sealed inside where
it belongs. Hence, fuel saw
ing. soon pay for the insula-
tion.
During hot months the suns
scorching heat cannot pene.
trate through Erco Insulation
and turn your house into an
oven.
The cost is surprisingly
low-and on easy terms, If
desired. Well gladly make
an estimate on your home.
NO obligation, of course.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
Italians North of Takkaze River Indi-
cate Long Program.

INTRENCHED FOR STAY.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-05-22
ELkHORN DISTRICT

.Maybcury l May5"nry, 2; Switch
back, 3; Elkhorn, Cr"zicr, 4; Elk
horn. ,; Elkhorn, Upland, 6; Pow
1,.t.r =. Evir
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COMMENCEMENT AT
ELKHORK COLORED
HIGH Is ANNOUNCED

Dean II. L. Dickcr-m Of Blucficld
Sarr Tach"r| College aud Rev. r
j.. Woody Of Excelsior viii br uc
speakers rt'tht commencement exc,
ci-c~ At the Elkhon C0lorcd High
IisIr Schppl Rev. Woody viii dcliv
cr Inc sermon 10 thc graduates IN lho
hi2l .rhr"l auditorium. SUNDAY af
fornoon, May 2irh 1T o'cl,ck. Dcn
Dickinson VIII address the graduate
ou Tm>dny evening, Nay 2Grh ut 3
o'clork in the auditorium.
Both men have 70 lon. record of
arhicy,mcnt and services othcir see
ton aud state. Rev. Woody j., pic.
Uccr in lis section. i pastor Of The
Rose Bud Baptist church Of Excelsior
whore he has been for Inc last TWEEN
~ five years, and Of the Baptist
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-05-22
County Schools

j. has just come notice attention
some hitch the plans of the for Negro
but enc or two have been foisod upon
not because Of the efforts good superintendent
unless it happens that they members church Of his
nomination. 49,. ...... -. ...... - 49,.
From past experience teachers order to have their
presented to the Board of Education Baptist
Gratis In addition regardless of their ability they
good Of the good "REvEREND Fence riders are dc
able and how else you classify person who
these things and attempts to telling people
that he IS forced to do it be deprived Of his
Since are now the subject of school how happen
that Norfolk and Western hired Mr. Kimba has
much to and do about the appointing placing
teachers? 1t would man be
extended such privilege. How education does Mr.
Fave? Why did ne tell Lawyer Calhoun and Mrs Matte Thorn
ton that he didn't Mrs Cleopatra ap
POINTED back to the Browns District High saying hc
Continued on page 3
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OWENS SKATERS
CENTURY RECORD
C0Igrcd Splinter or Ohio State Low
or, TIn World Record By One
Tenth second With Mark OF "a
Duel Nect

Madi~o'. vs., May IS. - Jess
Owens, Chic States Olympic hope,
'., the 100 yard dash in nine AMI
seconds in a dual track
lnrct bc.vccn the Buckeyes and wis
c,lsin ,,1ay 10 better the world mr1k
If 90. which hc tied in ,hc BIZ
Tcn moe, Il, Michigan Last year.
Bccau.; the fleet Negro sprintcr
was aided 10y a strong wind hat blew
across Camp Randall stadium, hi
porto. nance will not be- submitted
Tor u new world record, but the f0u'
thousand fans who turned out to sc,
him, were me the less impressed.
Despite the fact that Coach Tom
Jones. Badgers had to spot Owens 20
points in advance, Winconsin won
the meet by score IF sc % TO ~
ID. "I
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Notices ,,FileGi
Il Il1clude Y!hatz2
MI OF Aucia1l FRY

.ucinn Fry.
WtSS Robinson, of Coalwood
l:.Si in The race for justice of the
peace Of Big Creek district by one of
the closes margins in he Cnirc county.
". d. Iiddlc, War merchant, beat
him 60 votes.
j. \. Pruitt, Of CapclS ran third
in the Justice of peace race in Brown
vcy''rcck district. with James A. Hen
chry. of Wrlch. finishing several
hundred votes ahead Of him.
In the races for the county nomin
'ationS, Christie. Hardin and Ray all
wen Ivy margins of around 900.
The notice of contest must bcfiled
within 10 days after the county court
meets and canvaSseS the votes.
Then thcs contestant mus give the
cOntcstcc written notice and IL list of
the votes in dispute with the object
ions in each. He must also set forth
the facts on which he bases his OBJ
irctions.
Th" successful candidate, within
ten days afer receiving the notice,
sIall give like notice to the contest
ant with list of votes he will dis
putc and the objections and reason
r. the objections.
The Court will set date for the
recount, il was said, and II new count
will L,. made Of the votes disputed.
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Fivt defeated Democratic c:indi
dates today Indicated they will ask
the County Court for u recount OF bal
lots east in last Tuesdays primary
election. County CLERK II. X Carpcr.
announced.
The candidates. who are seeking to
contest ;hr election are:
Thornton Berry, of Wclch. Scckin :
the Democratic ncmirati"n for prose
cutting attorney; i. Harvey Williams,
Of Welch, for the nomination for
assessor; Lucian Fry. of Conlwood
Dictated in the nomination for Shrr-
tiff; W"sS Robinson, of CoalwGod de
fcatcd in the race for nomination for
Justice Of the peace in Biz Creek dis
trict, and ]. a. Pruitt, of CapclS, can
didate for the nomination for justice
Of the peace in Browns Creek district
There MAY be other contests. It
was rumorcd, az the deadlinc for fill
ing the protests does not end until
May %. Candidates who ask for
recount must do 50 within ten days
after the County Court meets To can
cass mt ba1l0tg cast iii election.
Mr.. Berry was beaten by Samuel
a. Christie, of Keystone, for he nom
inatiCn for prcSccuin" attorney: l..
II. Hardin, Of Mohawk. won over Mr.
Williams for the nomination Of ass
cSSor. ana Fred j.. Ray, of keystone.
won the nomination for sheriff over
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LayonM acDuGf, Lay ON!

Every find that expressions have been used y
famous appropriate in modern
Shakespeares uttered the which this
written and it appropriate at this
appropriate this is the balance OF the expression which
damned be he who cries "ENOUGll'
No doubt YOU wonder why the words appropriate
visit the Kmbal Negro Democrat; convince
most skepca. 1t is there that the Mcdowell County Ncgr,
Democratic BATTLE ROYAL is in Progress
Have you BATTLE ROYAL? peoll"
get in ring and hit each other indscriminay
Der of them will concentrate until
Ethics are forgotten and the most approved method i; 70 sneak
behind participant and hit him while o[inr
drawback to that method is that may have the
treatment in store for you. The BATTLE ROYAL only
when all have been knocked out except LAY on MAC
DUFF LAY ON! I! 49,. =. 49,. e.. 49,. .......
Now have clear picture of the nastiest ,lircs
insidous OF pastimes -. 800 ..... go.
The HEAD LEADER the Kmball ,gro Democrats is
in HEILUVA predcament he
cee of the coveted cards from the Board of Education
ing that his application had been approved When the above
toned gentleman called his chief henchmn
MARK HANNA for assistance MARK had
of High BLOOD PRESSURE (?) swaincd gentleman
of the cloth from the other party attempt ncrccd.
Tor him. No other Negro Democrat from that baiwi consider
ed it "EXPEDENT" to bat for the "IIf/D IEADtH
the BATTLE ROYAL is The Head Leader
accusing his henchman of trying
ingratiate himself with the HEAD LEADER" by knitting a!
the others behind their backs LAY on Mi(DtF LAY ON
AS tine expect this thing to nascr and dc"
as BELTS such gentlemen CD and the question is who will be The
survivors Of this political BATTLE ROYAL?
The white folks standing laughing
threats after they had plainly showed the Negro Dem
where he stood with by failing any
the Peace Ccnstables. ...... ......-- T..
AS long Democrats refuse inc Negro Democrats
representation they will opening there which The
publcans will slide into office This Negro oery
big fool the white THINKS he is viii
November LAY ON MACDUFF LAY ON! AND DAMNED 81
HE WHO CRIES "ENOUGH!"
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BIG cREBKDISTRICT
PROWNS cREEk DISTRICT

Vl.mior. Eodorficld. 2; Bic San
dr. 3 uaut0vu. Z Twin Branch, ,
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NORTuFORK DISTRICT

Norlhfork. Nor'hfork,2; Algcma
N'fork. 3: Worth, 1; Mcdowell, .;
4 ..hlnnL q Crnmnlrr
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-05-22

Davy. 6; CapclS, 4: IIcmphill, s.;
Wclch Court H.. 9; Wrlch Hi Sch,
10: Maitland, II: KimbalI. Nor, ~;
Kinball, 10: CarSwell, IA; Bottom
creek. -; Vivian, iG; I.andgraff.l :
EcI;man, lS: Keystone. ~ Keystone,
90: keystone, 21; Mohcgan, %; \"
go %: Wclch city h. 25.
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REPUBLICAN VOTE FOR
MEMBERS HOUSE DEL
GATES FROM MCDOWELL
ADKIN DISTRICT

IIavacc. ] Wilcoc. 2; Gary 40 2
3: Gary 4; Gary ~. 10, > Thorp'
G:,Thorpc. 7; Ecam, Gary No. 6, 8:
Ehort. 9; Fnhort. 10: BLACK Wolf.
II: ro@.tou. -: Anawrlt, 10; Jon
Einjono-. IT,.
T,tm calhoun 1886: Crockc'1oS2
Gregory $685. Runcdgc $40; Whit
iakcr. sol.
ZIG cREBKDIsTRrCT -
C,alwcI. ]; English .: Yukon, 3
Fx.d.ior. 9; War. = Worriorminc. :
1crw.rl. z Cau,brakc. ~ Ncwh"ll
.. Grw trdll". 10: Carriia, II;
Sis r. randay. Nmano't 10: Rish
on. o.. Barley. 81.
T.nI Drlhorn 3ii crockett. 400
Gr,eor ii2; En.lrdsc 33S. Wilt
t.tsr off
PRoWNS CREEK DISTRICT
r.mirr. J. Eoderficld. 2; BIC sar
dr. 3 uar,fovu. Twin Branch,
The Washington times., 1936-05-15
Sport Worlds
Passing Show

Max Schmeling revealed he
planned to fight Joe Louis by
counter punching out Of q
weave. Dizzy Dean broke
spring silence with prediction
he'd win rs games this season
and st. Louis Cards would take
National League flag.
Makeup Of AII-Star National
and American League teams to
be decided by vote Of fans, base.
ball chieftainS rule. Lawson
Little announced promise to
play in Toledo tourney will keep
him out Of British open golf
tournament.
Bold Venture, Kentucky
Derby winner, arrived ut Pim-
ncO for fOrty-sixth running Of
$4,000 Preakness tomorrow. .
Sonny Workman rode Trumpery
to victory in Hollis Claiming
Stakes at Belmont Park, win.
ming by head over Duel Jeu. .
A white" polo team, led by
Tommy Hitchcock, worlds only
1O-gOaI star, defeated a ''blue"
team, 10 to 7, in match at
MeadOwbrOOk, L. 1. AT Yves
tOnbirt, England, Americas polo
internatiOnalists defeated Beau
fort Club, 49,
The Washington times., 1936-05-15
Shunted
ToFifth Place

The Tigers dropped to fifth
place yesterday when they ran
up against Lefty Grove and the
rest Of the Red Sox. Grove con-
tinued his comeback streak to
become the first pitcher with six
victories, and again he was In.
vincible after his only setback Of
the season, which occurred in his
last previous start. He allowed
the Tigers only five hits and won
by 3 to /.
The Yanks were presenting
their pennant argument in con.
vincing fashion with a 15-hit at
tack against the Browns, who
lost, 6 to /. Joe di Maggie con-
tributed three doubles and q
single, and Red Ruffing pitched
a steady game. The Indians are
still in third place despite q 4.to-O
defeat by the AS.
The Chicago Cubs lost their
fifth in a row in the National
League feature, which gave Carl
Hubbell a string Of 80 innings In
which he has allowed only five
earned runs. He didn't allow any
yesterday, winning, S to o. :
The Cardinals pounded out 16
hits, which included homers by
Medwick and Mize and beat the
Dodgers, IL to 4. ..
The Washington times., 1936-05-15
CRlST OF THE CRIFFS
By FRANK BUCK" o'NEILL

ST. LOUIS, May 15.-Brown
called Steinfeldt aside and said:
They'll hunt. You stay on
third base no. matter what
happens"
The bunt came all right, and
Brownie snapped UP the ball,
whirled and pegged to Steinfeldt
for q force play ct third. That
play broke up the rally and won
a game that otherwise might
have gone to Detroit.
Well, Lewis learned something
at the cost Of a ball game.
Buddy Lewis extended his hit
ting through IA official games.
The kid third Sacker drove one
right back at Stratton in the
first inning for o clean blow.
Later he pulled a blow to right
center. Just a real good hitter,
is this Lewis.
Icy JC41 V41cb Uk11S kGUSSS1 6SNdkg9,
who relieved Clint Brown yeSter-
day, is something Of o Jack Keefe.
He announced that the Boston
platinum boys were q "lotta
semeye pros" They heard 1t, and
knocked him out Of the box.
Nothing wrong with the punch
Of the White Sox. They got
eight runs yesterday and twice
before they've had innings Of
seven runs.
Mike Kreevich greeted Jack
Russell with q double off the left
field wall and then the party be-
came almost hilarious. Haas sac
rificed and the next guy out was
Russell. Dixie Walker singled and
Zeke Bonura tripled. Appling sim
gled, Piet singled and Dykes
walked. Right then and there
Harris decided that it were best to
call Russell out Of the bali game
on account the team had to catch
o train for st. Louis.
The Sor haze a pitcher named
StrGtton, ..
Who jGnctes himself for his
bGGttn'.
Just shotO him O CRIT, ae
And he'll knock him Stitt.
An onery hontbre, this StrGtton.
The Washington times., 1936-05-15
yesterdays Camel
WASHINGTON

aBatted for Linke In fifth.
bRan for Myer in ninth.
cNOne out when winning run scored.