davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
ILEGA A 4e Ell NUMERO
DE MUERTos

g.
Manila, Filipinas, Octubre r.
Las ncticias oficiales fijan en-
100 Ell n1mero de muertos a con
secreneia de uno de los mas te-
rribles tifones de la historic del
archipelago.
Una comprehension revela qud
en- Cabanatuan, capital de ia
provincial Nueva Ecija, murie :
ron II personals. Ell ndmero de
nuertos Y desaparecidos en- Ia
.sla de Luzon es de 40.
Los boletines de Manila sena-
Ian en- ISL Ell ndmero de .victi
mas en- Nreva Ecija, donde e
yiento desarroll6 su mayor veio
,idad.
WintN cadaveres fueron recu
'erados en- la es:uela agrfcols
10 Munoz.
CalcGlase Ell ndmero de victi-
as, en- Zambales, de 100; mas
lie Glen personas fueron arras-
tradas por ell agra en- Malisoc.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
INVADE Ell P-RESIDENTE
Ell t
DEL G~OBERNADOR Lam
DON [

Kansas City, Octubre 13.-El
presidente Roosevelt ha traidc
su lucha tpor la reelection al es,
tado del cual es gobernador AL
fredo M. Landon. La primera
1arada del tren que 10 trae fue
n w hita, donde ell presiden-
tie habl6 al pueblo desde la pla-
taforma trasera de un coche
Pullman. Dijo ell jefe del estado
que Ell "nuevo trato" ha procura
do hacer algo por los viejos, pc
70 que no pretende ser infalible
EN- 10 que a seguridad respecta.
En- esta ciudad, despues de pa
radas en- Emporia y Ottawa. ell
p~residente pronunciara un i'm.
portante discurso.
Los observadores polfticos
Green que Ell Presidente volverf.
a triunfar en- Kansas, derrotan
do a Landon, como derrotara a
Hoover hace cuatrO amos.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
Ell NAL TIEMPO NO DEJC.
SAbIR A EKINS DE MANILA

Manila, Octubre 13.-No hi
podido continuar su viaje alre-
dedor del mundo, a causa de
NAL TEMPO, ell periodista H. B.
Ekins, del "New York World
Telegram" que Nevada una ven
taja de 5000 millas sobre sus
companeEOs Leo Kieran v Do
rothy Kilgallen. Los dos rivales
han legado a Hong Kong en- ca
mino de Manila. Esperan Kie-
ran y la joven KilgalIen tomar
Ell mismo aeroplano que Ekins
para cruzar ell Pacffico.
La ventaja que tenia de 5000
millas ha sido reducida a 75O.
I'm tif6n impuso ell a~plazamien-
to, por "a horas, de la salida del
China Clipper"
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
NOTAS SOCIAIE
FL banouete de amoche

El bdnQuete de GnOche
En- honor de Mis- Latin Anne
ricai y sus damas ofreci6 ano-
che un banquete en- ell restau-
rant ell Bronx, en- West Tampa,
la Camara de Concrete que pre-.
side ell ST.. Leon Cain.
Ocuparon la mesa presiden-
cial, junto con Ell aicalde R. E,
L. Chancey, la Srta. Pillar Far
fante, Miss Latin American, y
las damas de honor, Srtas. Mar
garita Gutierrez, Clarita VAL
d@s, Marian Italiano Y Josefina
Villadonga.
Ell menu, exquisite Y bien ser
vido por lindas muchachas, fue
muy elogiado por los comensa-
les.
Cast todos los asistentes brin
daron por ell exito de la pr6xima
fiesta o Carnival Latino de la
Camara, que Sc efectuara ell dia
% de enero.
Todos los oradores convinie-
ron en- que ell CARNIVAL debe We
rificarse en- West Tampa, no en-
otro lugar. Hablaron los repre-
sentantes de los clubs Rotario,
Civico, Kiwanis, Camara de Co
mercio de Ybor, Camara de Co
mercio de Tampa, Centre Espa-
mol, Pequena Camara de Co
mercio, Italian Club, Joe Rey,
Ben Davis y otros.
Los Clubs presentaran candi-
datas en- ell certamen de belle
"a de- Carnival, por medic del
cual Sc proclama a Miss Latin
American.
MuchOs exitos deseamos a la
Camara de Concrete westam-
pena ' en- particular 9 la conf
sion que tendra a su cargo el
Carnival.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
LOS MAESTR8 Y Macs
TRAS DEL, EONDADo CO.
BRARAN MANANA
A---.AAaAaa l

CotgaraD% manana sus Skel-
dos, IN Getll de $4,000. ~
m~aestras Y maestrcs de las es :
eueIas pGblicas del condado.
Los cheques. quedaran listoS
en- la tarSe de hoy y Sc entrega-
ran por condrcto de - Oficina
del sppNmtendente Robinson.
incluye esa cantidad los'
5S335 pagados a los maestro 1
de la llamada section de las fire.
sas, donde las escuelas Sc aOren
en- abril y Sc cierran en- diciem-
bre.
Ell n1mero de alumnos en- las
escuelas es de S2,588( en- COM
iparaci6n con 1894 que asistie
ron a las aulas Ell ano pasadO.
Tampa tuvo 23,2O4 estudiantes
Ell ano pasado y en- este Ell total
solo es de 22,463.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
LA CORTE SUPREMA MAN
TIENE SU FALLO SOBRE
Ell SALARIO MINIMO DE
LA MUJER

Washington, Octulbre 49,
La corte suprema de la naci6n
rehus6 aver reconsiderar ell IA
llo por medic del cual anul6 la
ley de salario minimo para Ia
mujer en- ell estado de N. York.
Simultaneamente la corte acep,
to DIR I'm case que ataca la cons
titucionalidad de la ley de sala-
rios minimos del estado de Wa
shington.
Al mismo tempo ell mas alto
tribunal de la naci6n resolvi6
DIR una apelaci6n que Sc refie-
re al contenido orc del dollar; re
solver una apelaci6n sc5re Ia
.onstitucionalidad de la lev de-
1885 con respecto a las compa-
has Intermediates de las en-
presas de utilidad pdlblica, Y dis
:utir un importante case que pu
diera afectar a la futura legis-
laci6n sObre neutralidad.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
ST. PETERSBURG INVITA- A
LA AMERI-
CANA

Washington, Octrbre 10. x
William Green, prSsidente de
Federation American del Ira
haio, ha sido inyitado pOr la ciu
dad de st. Pecssburg, Florida,
para que la poderosa organiza-
oi6n obrera celebre ALI su con :
venci0n del pr6ximo noviembre.
Los agentes daEe2eraci6n
en- Tampa tratan de resolver las
dificultades que alli tenen cor
los duehos de dos ho Z lies.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
INTEIsECTUALES Y POLITI-
COS ~ARGENTINOS ENvIAN
UN MENSAJE SOLIDARIO
AL PUERTO FSpANOI.
PrGesores, univepsitarios

PrGesores, univepsitarios \
egisladores argentinos envian
u mensaje al pueblo do Es-
rama. FL jueves por la tarde
ma delegation de la Fedora
lion Universitaria Argentina,
%companada por ell professor
Or. Jose Peco, hizo entrega al
'enor Embajador, del mensaje
ue surgido de la entidad que
agrupa a los estudiantes de.
ais, obtuvo La adhesion de los
ntelectuales Y politicos cuyas
firmas lie acuerdan la trascen-
lencia que surge dc una mani
festaci6n abonala por macs
.ros y legislatures argentinos.
Dice asi ell mensaje;
All Sr. Presidente de la RepG-
5lica, Don Manuel Azana, Ma
drid.
Espana es ell punto de mira
del mundo. De los dramaticos
acontecimientos que acaecen
en- su seno penden, tai vez, los
Iestinos de la Humankind. 81
saliera airosa la insurgencia
a~carrearia la expansion del fas
cismo, continental primero,
mundial mas tarde, con su con
siguiente secuela polftico-eco-
monica. Ell 18 de julio es la re-
plica de las dispersas fuerzas
conservadoras aunadas para
abatir ell movimiento de liberia
ci6n politico-social, advenidc
Il Ia de abHil de 1881. A las
milicias democraticas oponen
ell militarismo monarquico, a
la libertad de quito ell auge del
dogmatismo, a la parcelaci6n
agraria ell latifundismo capita
lista, a la evoluci6n social 81
feudalismo econ6mieo. La con-
tienda Sc entabla entire dos
idearios de tipo opuesto. Con-
secuSntemente, ell pueblo de-
fiende cen las libertades poll
tico-sociales de Espana, las de
TODD ell mundo. Abatir su pu~
jana y sus esfuerzos es ami
quilar los anhelos que la civl-
lizaci6n cifra en- esa naci6n
que esta componiendo un ca
pitulo de la historic contempt
ranea. Muieres, ninos, obroros,
intelectuales, compiten, q por-
fla, en- denuedo, heroicidad y
abnegaci6n para concldir con
la insurgencia de quienes, con
maquinaciones arteras, ane-
gan en- sangre su territorio.
las Sierras de Guadarrama,
las vegas de Toledo, los wales
de Arag6n, las ciudades de Ca
taluha y Levante, los campos
de Andalucia encierran testi-
monios imperecedores de la al
IRA de miras Y del ardoro 10
%coraje de esta naci6n, cuyo a
lumbramiento republican, hen
chic de entusiasmo ell espiritu
democratico que anida en- Ia
conciencia mundial. A la suma
de proezas fabulosas que la
historic de Espana registra, sc
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
MURIO UN NOTABLE POE
ia FRANCES

Paris, Octubre ia la e.
dad de 72 amos dej6 de existir
hoy ell notable poeta Y periods!
ia FRAMES M. Ernest Raynaud.
Era presidente honorario de
la sociedad de pOetas de Fran
cia y autor de libros muv leidos.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
UN MANIFESTO DEL CRU
Pc ~ANTINASCISTA TIA
Al


Circulara hoy un manifesto
del Grupo Antifascista Italia>
no, que ell jueves celebrara TN
ni,in en- ell Centre Obrero.
La intenc6n del Grupo es pro
lar al resto de la colonia latina
Oh la colonia italiana ferviente
mente simpatiza con la causa de
la RebGblica e~spanola.
ia sido sele:cionado un CRU
pc de oradores, los que habla-
ran en- italianQ. espanol e in
giles.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
LEGO A FRANCIA Ell MAR
CUES DE VERAGUA

San Juan de Luz, Francia, DC
tubre 1S.-Don Ramon Carva :
jail Colon, duque de veragua,
lei cual habian dicho los fascis;
Jas que habia sido fusilado por
los leales, lego hoy a esta ciu :
dad. Sc lie puso en- libertad, en-.
Bilbao, por gestiones que en- sr
hizO ell presidente de la
Argentina, general Justo.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
MARIANA HABLARA Ell
PRESIDENTE ROOSEVELT

New York, Octubre 13.-Ha-
blara esta noche por la Radio ell
Sr. Alfredo Landon, candidate
presidential del partido Repu-
blicano.
Manana microbes hablara ei
p~residente Roosevelt, de $50 a
10 90, Gasde Chicago y por la
cadena Nacional, de costa a cos
ia.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
LINEA DE A~EROPLANOS
COMERCIALES ITALIANOS
CON PALMA DE MALLORCA

Roma, Octrlbre 13.-La COM
panfa Co.nerial Italiana de A
vIaci6n inaugur6 aver I'm nue.
vo servicio hasta Palma de Ma
Blorca, en- las estrat6gicas 1slas
Baleares. [
I'm hidroplano hizo ell primer
vuelo del servicio regular hasta
las islas.
Palma Sc halla dominada por
los fascistas del general Fran
co.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
Conjunta de las Uminones

ConjuntG de las UninOnes
La velada-reunion anunciada
en- Ell Boletfn de Gel Internacio-
ma" sera aplazada para ell mier
coles 81 de octubre. Este mier-
coles Ia de Octubre tendra lugar
una reunion conjunta de las u
niones de los trabajadores de la
industrial del tabaco en- ell Cen
tro Obrero, a las 8 P. M.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
Reunion VeladG en- Ia ~gIOrietG
del Parque de Palmetto

Reunl6n-V eLddG en- To- gtOTTetG
del Parque de Palmetto
FL viernes 10 de octubre Sc
realizara una reuni6n-velada en-
la glorieta del parQue de Palmet
to (DeSoto Park a las 8 P. M.
Por primera vez cantara ell coro
del Centre Obrero, LAS Milicia
nas'. La reuni6n-velada sera ba
10 los auspicios del Comite Con
sultivo Conjunto de la Union In
ternacional. Por este medic Sc
invita- a los residences de Pal
metto y a toda persona que de
see asistir.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13
Espa6a en- Iucha contra la tirania Ell fascismo
Npticias y concentrates d. positive interes

agrega la epopeya que escri-
ben con sangre v con lagrimas
los improvisados @Smilicianos
constrenidos a reemplazar ell
erado por ell fusil. A America,
a la America hispana importa
Isobremanera ell desenlace del
drama. Gobernada por funcio-
narios usurpadores, nOeesita
sacudir su servidumbr0 polft2
co economical. 81 triunfara la
insurgencia cobrarfan impe-
tus inneditos los gobierno des-
p6tic& o fraudulentos, arrebo-
zados ahora por I'm formal apa
ratio democratico. Desemboza-
damente aniqudlarfan hasta ell
dltipo vestigio de las leves IL
bertades sobrevivientes. Ell
triunfo de las fuerzas popula-
res infundira fe a los pueblos
apocados y devolvera a todos
los paises de America ell es-
plendor democratico eclipsado
Dero no extinguido. A los votos
fervorosos de todos los demo-
cratas del mundo, sumamos los
de los professors, universita-
rios y legislatures de la Ar
gentina, codiciosa del triunfo
de la causa espanola, como
nuncio de redencion de los pue
bios sojuzgados:
Firman:
Profesores: Jose Peco, Car
los M. Vico, Leonidas Anasta-
81, Enrique v. Cali, Carlos
Sanchez Viamonte, Julio ".
Gonzalez, Juan E. Lozano, San
tiago Fassi, Emilio Bagiochi VI
Luis Aznar.
Legislatures: Senadores ma
cionales: Lisandro de la Tore.
y Mario Bravo. Diputados ma
.c~ionales: Rogelio L. Anori, A
dolfo Arnold, Manuel v. Be
sasso ,Demetrio Buira, Marco
limo Buyan, Alexandra Castinei
ras, Joaquin Coca, Jeronimo
Della Latta, Enrique E. Dick
mann, America Ghioldi, Angel
M. Gimenez, Guillermo ,Korn,
Juan B. Lamesa, Amleto Ma
girls, E. P. Mihura, Enrique
Morchet Bernardo Moveichoff,
Manuel Palacfn, Julio Noble,
francisco Perez Leir6s. Jose
z. Pfleger, Luis Ramiconi, Ma
nuel Ramirez, Nicolas Sanmar-
tino, Juan A. Solari, Arturo Sc
llares, Eugenio Wade. Senado-
res: provincialcs: Antonio Ia
mora, Juan MICRO, Eduardo Po-
"rini, A. c. Saporiti Y Salvador
Moreno. Diputados provincial
les: Pedro Verde Tello, Mario
Sibretti, Alexandra Hermida,
Antonio Borras, M. A. Carmen
ia Giordano, B. Tasca, M. B.
Navello, jose Merlo, H. P. Pa
nal, Francisco Mezzano v Jose
0Costanza.
Universitarios: Alberto May,
Jran Manuel Villarreal. Sergio
Bagd, Attic B. Arrospide, Bal
tazar JursmilIo, Enrique PUG
clio, Pascual Cafasso, Horacio
Riente, Jose Torres de la Puer-
ia, Narciso Machinandarena
Pascual Andrezza, Julio F. Ba.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13

La secci6n de recreo del Circu-
10 Cubano nos comunica haber
suspendido un bale que habia
anunciado para ell dia II.
Da a entender la comunica-
ci6n que razOnes de importan-
ella motivaron ell acuerdo toma-
do.
Queda complacido nuestro CO
municante.
La gaceta., 1936-10-13

Mario P. Savasta, Francisco A.
rambarri, Fernando Barreiro,
Alfredo Douthant, Isaac Feel
man, etcetera.
Evening star., 1936-07-26

with irritation. For heavens sake,
man, can't you manage your own
wife? Sure we want publicity. We
don't want scandals. Not that sort
anyhow. Where did she think she was
- Boston prayer meeting?"
She had heard Gales angry protest,
But she was dead right" And Rand's
cynical retort, Sure she was. And if
she goes on being dead right, you can
buy nice warm family lot in one of
our best cemeteries. You'll need it."
Gale had hung up. He'd tried to
laugh. But he looked wan and har-
assed. Lois knew what she had done
to him.
She went slowly back into the house.
1t wasn't home. 1t was like a hotel
where blank-eyed servants did what
they wanted to encase you in para
Lying luxury. Lois tried to imagine
that she was in the midst of a mad
dream and that presently she would
wake up.
There was a neat pile of magazines
on the hall-table. 1t seemed that the
departed Stella Marker had ordered
every movie magazine that was ever
published and no one had counter
manded them. They had for Lois an
awful fascination. She dreaded and
(Confinvsd on poge 15)
Evening star., 1936-07-26

any of the hot, burning, weaken
ing sensations that usually result
from the use of pills or other pur.
gatives. Nujol is all it is claimed
TO be by its makers, and If more
people knew of its merits, there
would be less sickness and suffer
ing in the world"
Doctors Favor Lubsiestioa
Doctors have found in the Nujol
fabrication treatment the best
means of overcoming and prevent
ing constipation. Nujol gently lu-
bricates and softens the food waste.
This helps Nature to secure regu-
lar, thorough elimination.
Nujol makes you regular as
clockwork. 1t establishes the habit
of internal cleanliness-the health
lest habit in the world. Just try
Nujol regularly for the next month,
and see If you dom feel better than
you ever suspected you could. Ask
your druggist for Nujol and insist
on the genuine.
Evening star., 1936-07-26

Some laxatives and chartcs provide only
expense of more serious harm health noted
final specialist He far say Nohin bad
the chronic oflaxative drugs Their continued tends only
toaggravate constipation and often leads injury
READ These LETTERS ABOUT The WORK OF Nulol
Evening star., 1936-07-26

Sonstipsted tor two yeSSs.
relieved BY Nyjoi''
~ don't think there was ever any.
body more constipated than my
little three-year.old boy. He had
been constipated for two years. l
tried Nujol and it relieved him.
From q mother who will always
be thankful for your great remedy
for constipation"
"Reiieved Piless'
"For two years suffered with piles.
I spent about $500 trying to get
rid of them before discovered
Nujol. After five bottles, am feel
ing As well as the day was born,
as far as knowing what pain is"
"a wonderful prodset"
says doctor
81 beg to say that Nujol is q won.
derful product. / have quite mum.
Der of patients now using il and
all are pleased with it,"
"Nsjoi eli Il Is elsimed to 6e"
''Nujol has given me new life,
strength, hope, and comfort. 1t
possesses q wonderfully soothing
AHn~< H. "a
Evening star., 1936-07-26

AT lastl Bloodshot eyes cleared. made
1 4 milk-white. sparklingi Druggist re-
funds money II one application of new,
scientific EYE-GENE fails Fast works
In secondsi Stainless safe as water.
Almost instant rest for tired. strained.
itching. smarting eyes. Thousands switch
ing from bOric and other old-fashioned solu-
tions. At all drug and department stores.
EYE-GENlE(
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-05-01
W. A. SCALES. NoRTHFoRK
BECOMES GRAND 49, =

Maybc on" Of the happicSt men in
the county nf Mcdowell may hr right
FUN, bcpcbcd Ia be- our our mutual
friend w \ Scales Of Northfork. on
Il tho first Tosorial Artists in this
cotton II thr state. The occasion Of
hs unusual happiness j. attributed
y fine fart that ~ his daughter. Mrs.
] roy Scrubs NJ Arlington was born
trpuoN no pur uos puu"d uJNIS u
might. Grand Pa Scales was 20 happy
IN thc very first thing hc did Tues.
day mhrning was to turn nvcr III"
shop io his assistant, secures two
BaShcl basket and proceeds 10 TN"
various stores where he loaded up
with any and everything imaginably
good to eat and wear. Ont he went
tcllinng his friends to look after ~
crytbing as II q mgoing TO 500 my
uas6m sNHm III pue nos puvI'
nd he family happy.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-05-01
Negro is Shot
To Death BY
Georgia Mob

den said in his formal announcement
81 will lapprove the appointment of
law enforcement Officers who are res
ldentS and who have been recommend
ed the citizens of the community in
which they are to serve"
Mr.. Warden's formal announce
ment appears in the Welch Daily
News.
The county court candidate has
been resident of Mcdowell county
since 1919 when he worked in the
mine of the Empire Coal company at
Landgraff. He came to- this county
from his native home i'm MT. Herman
Mass. After working at Iandgraff he
entered Norwich University at North
field. Va. where he studied civil en-
gineering for four years.
Completing his education Mr.. War
den returned to- Mcdowell county. go
ing to Yukon where he entered into
the mercantile business. He later o.
pened a theatre and mt this time own
general merchandise store and owns
and operates the Yukon Theatre.
NH. Warden is making his first bid
for public office.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-05-01
COLORED RESIDENT
OF GROCER is DEAD

MIS-. Lizzie Parker SO, colored, of
Grocer. died at her home Saturday,
night following lingering illness.
She had been resident of Grocer
since 1912. She was a member of
Grocer Temple Baptist church.
Surviving are three daughters, Mrs
Susie jackson, of Pittsburgh. Pa. :;
M5s. Vernon Bristo, Of Columbus O.
and Mrs. Viola Hunter. of Charleston
three Sons, Sammy, Oscar and David
Parker all of Grocer. and one grand
aughter Mrs. Halle Lewis, of Wash
ngton. d. c.
Funeral services were held mt 3
o'clock Sunday afternoon in TN Gro
yer Temple baptist church with the
Rev. l.. A. Watkins in charge Burial
is to follow in the Johnson-Petty
cemetery mt Pocahontas, Va. Th"
body was prepared for burial by the
Kimball Undertaking company.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-05-01
EDW. L. BLAKE CANDIDATE
FOR HOUSE FIFTH DISTRICT

Believing that / can be of service
to the people and the best inerests of
the Fifth Congressional District of
West Virginia in the u s. House of
Representatives, I am n candidate in
the Republican Primary of May IL
for the nomination.
! ask for your support and influ-
ence in your community. am II mem
Der Of the family of Blakes who have
for so years published the only Re
publican newspaper in Grepnbrier
Ounty. / am 45 years old this June.
a thoroughbred Republican have
ever been candidate for any office
have been county chairman of the
party, and associated with Rcpubli-
can politics since youth.
The Republican national conven-
ton will meet i'm June to formulate
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-05-01
GILLIAN COL0RED
MINER KILLED IN
SLATE FALL TODAY
q A

J. F. Tucker, G3. colorcd Of Gil
liam. was fatally injured this morn
ing when caught in fall of slate
while at work in the mines. He died
before reaching the entry Of the mine
The man was crushed about the
chest.
lie was a resident # Gillian for
% year and a member Of the Algoma
baptist church.
Survivors are four sons Eugene. Of
Printer; Sylvester, Of Rolfe; James
Of NfcAlphin. ana Theodore of Blue
field. one brother, Anderson Tucker,
Of Charleston and thcrcc grand chill
drcn.
TInncarl services will be held Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock at the Al
Coma Baptist church with the Rev
J. +. Evans of Maybeury in charge
Burial will follow in the Role Gem
ctcry. Members Of the United Mine
workers e the Gillian Local will hi
paII bearers The body was prepared
for burial by the Kimhall Undertak
ing Company. ,nr
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-05-01
CHAPMAN REVER-
COM B SPEAKS AT
MIDDLEBOURNE MON,

NIiddlClournr, April % The pcO
plr Of West Virginia Will not b.
frightened into b"licvcing That re-
movm of the consumers sales tax
fro mfOOd will mean shortened
school term. This was the assertion
~ Chapman RcvcrcOmb. RDpublicnm
andidat" for governor, In u speech
I Tylcr county political rally her
Monday night.
His remarks were IN reply TO a r"
cnt statement Of Fred H. Fox, STATE"
taX commissioner. thai the lSos ut
consumers tax revenue from food
would moan seven months term ~
school. instead of nine.
Mr.. Rcvcrcomb declared ''Our Free
schools are gohIg ia continue to I've In
session for nine months. The state
government. under any party, must
must MT permit the school term to
bc shortened
The candidate rcitcrcratcd his be
lief that a tax upon anything 80 essen
tial ~ life as food Is wrong, and
that IT constitutes too heavy a burden
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-05-01

Monday nigh the community at
Elkridgc near Northfork, Mrs. s. W.
Cobbs. wife of Rev. s. w. Cobbs, one
of the most widely known physicians
in Mcdowell county, suddenly passed
away at her home and i'm the arms OF
her husband Mrs. CObbs, apparently
was well and in good spirits few
hours before death overlook her. II
appcares az If Mrs. CObbs who hal
heart trouble became excited OH ac.
count of n car wreck or near wreck
OH the hill side. seeing what appeared
an automobile. with friends in rush
ing toward the edge Of prccititous
pn,bankmcnt she became alarmed
and fro m that time on till the worse
came she realized theseriousness of
her condition. Even told her husband
and others standing by that the end
would not he long, that she knew SIN"
could not survive the shock. So II
was nj Ten O'Clock at night life no
came extinct. The Kimball Tnderihk
ing Company was summoned VINO
took charge Of the body for prepare
tion for burial A son and daughter
together with her husband are Jeff
- sif
q ourn their loss. .'.t,