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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
MuS st. YoutS. No.
2fueia Is.


81. Mitglieoer bonn 9lpeia Is fper.
ben hermit erinnert, oab son1stag,
Ser 25. Ncpember, ser
&at6arimcn.@aI
i'm Geutichen Saus Safe 9tp. 4 itatt.
finbet. slue Mitglieber iinb einaeIa.
Den init allen ibren Srel,nben uno
9"f;Hnten III ciem s!trr> sur I'm.
tertaltluhg sll erlheinen. 9as So.
nlltee miro oafiir Gorge tragen, bab
ale 5ilr ibrem Nehte fommen. Sir
oen !eeren Mtogen miro ein portreii.
Iihsr Slrnd, uno fiir Sic ouritigen
asn'en slnbduIer glrIb gier am
3upfen fem; Damn fir bie SansIuiti.
gen miro bic glltbefannte 8iener &c.
renaoer WtliiffaeeIIe gum SanSe aili.
Ipie!cr. &eiu Mitglieo iolIte feblen,
audi ioate es iid bie Miibe nebmen
l,no Sic ibm perabfolgten 5 Gintritts.
farttn sll perfarfen. @er nod pelhe
bralldt oher nod feline erbalten bat,
'enoe iofort cine IoItfarte an ben In.
terae'cbneten, er lit germ bereit Sbnen
lontel Sic berlangen sli5ltienoen, all1
miibi Sbr nidt perseiien, iebes Nit.
glieS. lpel6es 5 giutrittsfarten an
Ser. Wam brinet, bat MIR A s,t bS
5ablen, cine bat er frei fiir feline ga
bate Miibe. Ser Gintritt betrGet i'm
To:perfaIf 90 Gents 1lnb an 6er
GaIIe 80 Gents per Gerion; ainoee
inter II Sabren frei. Z
I!'c tperte M'tglieber, Sbr tpee.
tet i'm Ramen bes &omitees eriuht.
ale i;beruomntenen Sidets su ber.
faufer unb bann nit alien Srellnoen
lno 9efannten auf bem 9atharinen.
ban su fommen, mo es getpiB Iuitig
Susaben miro, ipie INNER BEL ,tnieren
ltntcrbalhtngen. slnfang s ltbr
abenSs. @eorg &ebboeen, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
Daneiaamne

Sir Die uns nnl1blidl bes Snbes
unitres lieber Saters unS 8atten
Sphann Sdlniter
ent -eaengebratte Spmpathie bon
SSrel,nben llno 9eamten oes 3ipeia 6,
10 cllh fiir Sic ihonen 9l,lmen pom
Sercin iascn mir herslifiten Imf.
N,,r oanfen alh bent Central Ser
ban> Ser Siebenbiireer Sad,ien fir
sic ,rompte slus5aElllng bes Geriihe-
rll1usqeloes.
sluf, banfen mir Dem 9meia 6 fiir
oas 2ofaliterbegelo lno aud, allen
Die lins irgenbtuie in Ser Srauer.
ltltebe rnb srcbem 2eio beigeitanoer
babaa @ott pereelte es alien.
'e Sic trauernoen &inoer ilno Sat.
tin Gliiabetb Shniter.
124 glm st., Sbsrlin, Sbio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
Nus 9o,aeiteab, ga.

Die reaeImdbiae Geriammlnns bes
3peia Is finhet am 3. Tesenber
oen 1. Spnntag. i'm Monat. itatt. Sc
iino ale shtpcitern gebeten anipe.
ienS su iein, banit quite geamten se.
tp1hIt tperben fDnnen. Ssn bieier Ser,
ian.mlung 'on inns Shneiter slnna
@of nit aoffee rmo auhen beipir,
ten. Gs lit elmer ieoen Shlpeiter
Ef'lt,t bieier &erian1rll1ng beiSu.
lpcbnen. 9ipie Sumpbreps, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
Aus Tarrea, Ya.

g. miro allen Shuesern befannt
aeiroft, bab Die 8eneralperIamm'
lung am Z. 7e5ember absebalten
lpirh. ga in bieIer Seriammlling Die
nel,en 8eamtinnen gelp1blt tperben,
iinu alle SfipeItern sebeten antpelenb
su ;r'n, Inn tiidhtlge 8eamtinnen fiji
oas Sabr 1910 gu tpdblen.
Hoiina arafft, sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23

e,ltern. Seoer slrbeiter lit ieines
Sobnes inert. Sieie ssrauen unb
Mnrlner, bie ibr bc5u 1userIeben, ELI
ren @unif 5u erfiillen, oem Srana
current Ser5en foIgenb, sic beutide
Multeriprad,e oenen beisubrinaen, ,er,
tuccten iiherlih feinen 9obn fir ibre
miil!ppolle slrbeIt in 8eItalt bon
blaufen Salern. God ertparten lie
9an5 beltimnlt cine gersiitllng oafiir,
biele lei el,re Eflift ST. eriiiGen uno
Sic ainoer ieOen Sonntag nahmit.
tag I'M 9 llbr Bis auf lpeiteres in
elle: SabIenbeim 5u ienoen, es miiB.
te boh einem ieben flar iperben, SAB
MIR ollrh ellre prompte Mtitbilfe, bie
bod, 10 tpen;e Miibe erforbert, bieIes
8erf ppllbraht tperben fann, oenn
bon uns ipuroe b,1rb eure 8eitimm.
l1ns geforbsrt, l,nlere freie 3eit bie.
Ier Sade s,t opfern, ipelhes tpir auh
obEs nit ser @imper 81, al,den, nit
Srenn6en entihloiien iinb al,sauiiib.
rem. 0od leiber iei es seflaet, baB
oieies BON uns allein nie fertig ge.
braft tperoen fann, ibr miiBt lube
oinst euren bamalieen 8eI1luB ielbit
energiih foroern belfen, ienoet cure
ainoer, Damn babt ibr el,ren SeI
poGbradt.
aus alaubtpiir6iaem Munoe fla.
ben mir eben pernommen, baB Die
oeutlfe Sprahe ieinen Sriumpbsug
ouri, sic 8elt beeonnen bat. Sit oie.
les niht eine Mabnllng an llns ale?
solien mir bic am nGhiten itebenoen
oiei. unieren &inoern norentbalten,
mo- Sod @ott iei geoanft oiele mir I'm.
entaeltlih erbalten fonnen. @er be-
lpue+ iiinoigt, lllnolgt ooppelt unper'
seibOar.
| Gie Sahlenfinber, sroB uno flein,
aebGren am Sonntag nahmittags 9
llhr ;ns Sahienbei,n. Gin Sbeater'
neueiter 3eit nit 8eiang lit 5u er.
lernen uno ipir nliiilen menigItens
35 ainoer baben um bieies auffiib.
rem su fonnen. Giirfen mir boffen
oiele shar beeriiBen 81. fonnen?
i 1as ou nid)t tpillit, baB man oil
tu'. has fig allh feinem anoern at
Mit Safiengrllb
Il 9ie ghulbeboroe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
3meia z.

D;e Notwithstanding finoet
am Sonntas, oen 3. Tesember, Inn
2 In, nahmittass itatt. ga in oie.
fer &eriammluns Sic 8eamten fir
oas ..cmmenoe Sahr ertp6blt tperoen,
lit es Nfliht zines ieoen Brlloers in
oieier Gerlammll,ns 81, erideiren
Tim reht CUTE @eamten 5lt eruablen.
sllio fonlmt ale, nit oieiem meine
ih ouh oieienisen, bic ieit Der &ans.
me:iteriuabl niGt mebr eridienen find
in erner geriammllmg.
Sobn @iintber, sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23

Mm 3. 7esember bdlt 3tpeig 26
Ieire reselmabiee &erlammlllng ab.
8riiSer, oiees lit sic Sauptperianm-
lung bes Sabres. neil Die 8eantten
fir 1910 eetpdblt iperoen.
@ir baben in oieiem Sabr oft an
Sic @fitglieoer appelliert, aber iebr
tpen,q Grfolg eebabt. 9sl,n 9riiber
maht es elth sur Iitfaabe oaB ibr
am 8 1esember nihts anoeres SIT
tl,n bobt ais sic 9eriammll,ns 5u be,
iuhen unb tiiftige 8eanlten erlpablt
fiir oas Sahr 1910
Itihael 9lob, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
Suhn Salmen +

Slmstagntlttag, Den Is. 9too.,
luurHa Sohn Salnen bon elmer lan-
gen ruo ichmeren Granfbeit bon Iei.
nem Sd,opIer HrloIt.
Sin iilgenoIlhen Sitter fam Brit
ser Sulmen mad, Slmcrifu lmo pobn-
te e .,he Sabre IN Gleuelano, Shlo.
Sae'blt 'd,loB CT I'M Sabre 1902 Sen
bei.,5cr Gbebnrb init He9ina gluoer
aebiirtia al,s 9feihesoorf. Siebenbiir-
gen Ger sliidlihen ebe eiltlprob elm
Sohs Spbn Sr. SIM Sabre 1904
iiberiiebelte Die Tamilie nah grie.
ga Soier in Grie mar Ser Serltorbe-
tie illmer Elm rftirrs @iitslieb ,nies
res Gereins i,uo Central Serbanbes.
Sauge Sabre hat er perihiebene slem-
ter bcfleioet. Sur 3eit ieines 1obes
mar er Ti5s-TlGliGent bes 3weig 2.
Sier SATIRE bat er hieies slmt beflei.
BET 'Sn 7ienite ieincs Golfes mar er
unernliiolif gbrIiffeit ino 3reue
iparen ieine Gbarafter5iise.
Scr Geritorbene tpurbe in @roB
Sdcat. Siebenbiirsen, geboren on
IA. slpril 1874 nnb erreihte iomit
ein sitter bon nahe5u 66 Sabren
seins ein3ise s6meiter aatbarina
Satin unieres gr-@rob- -YrGliben
ten @iihael araub. Ioipie feline 8rii
Ser 9iihaei uno slnoreas iino i'm
i'm lobe poraus geeangen.
Tim SEN tel,ren Tooen trauern iei
ne i:efsebenste Satin 8esina seb
ginoer, iein Sobn Sobn ilno beiiel
Satin iolpie aGe unIere 2anbsleut
uno Srellnoe, bie i'm sefannt baben
Sohm Wotti6lins +
Maf nur 5 Gage LANCER aranfbei
lit cm Sontaemorgen, ben IL. Sob
unier sSreuno unb 8ruoer Sob
@ott,dling ing Senieits abberufe,
lporben. Qnipobl ipar Der 0eritorben
ieit Iangerer 3eit. fonnte aber be
ieiner slr6eit ben linn anpertraute
Volter perieben uno niemano abnt
oab lein gnoe 10 nabe lei. Ser We,
|itor5ane ipuroe geboren 5u @rof
S1eaf, siebenbiireen, am II. Me
1875 uno errei9te ionit elm MIte
bon nube5u SO Sabren. Na6 grIel
hung ieines Sanoiperfs bat ct in bel
Iihiecenen Stdbten siebenbiirgen
berfudt, fiH weiter oiis3ubilben I'M
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
Ser &ntharincntans

NOR e'r Grfol1 llro ipir hofien holb
fpieHtr elmer ebenbiirhiacn %cronital-
tlro beiluohnrn 5l fonncr. Scn So,
thulinen uno ocrer SeliersheIfern
bielen Sanf fiir ihre nliihcpoue ltnb
sielt-nubtcn Torbereitlngen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
3lucia 80.

Gle monatlihe Geriammll,ne fin
oct uln 30. Hppember, 8 llbr abenbs
itat-. slle Sd)lpeitern iino eriuht Die
ier |eriamrnllng beiSupobnen, neil
'ebs ,pidJtige 8eiflafte 5l erleoigen
iinc. gtah Ser Gsriamnllllns miro
auban uno aafiee ierpiert.
Catherine MelSer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
Nns Grie. Ya.
isrier Sad,ien in Srancr.

Srt 2auie hieier Sod)e lluh che
bie'e 3eilcn inn Irlld crid)ieuell ner=
Ben mir ;luci lu,Ierer belicbten rno
ecodtcten Wiitnliebern sic lette Gbre
erlpSiien l,no lie sur StGtte begleiten,
no lie sur emlser Hllbe eebettet iper.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
So in 0ieIer WerIdmmIund Bic

Ga in bieier gerianntlilng bic
ne,.es 8eamten ee!pdblt tperoen fir
bcs Sabr 1910 iino alle Shpeitern
erlubt ontpeien6 gu iein.
ssns aomitee fit bieien Mbeno fir
@affee l,no &ufen slt ierpieren tpur-
Sen foIsenoe SdDeitern ernannt:
3egina Sartmann, aatb. Selpig,
slmna MiGer, aenes @oIbner, 60
pbia Sdmiot unb Shp. 3otb. Said
tpuroe aIs @oriteberin bieies aomi.
tees ernmnt.
Sir Nreiieipenoen meloeten iih
Maria @utt, Irna Gid, Maria
shai'er, Gatb. aellner, Maria gin-
ser uno Maria alpB.
Wtaria 4lob, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
gdltnn9s @if,tia!
Ser Siibicite g. e. q. II. q.

hdlt ileien Srertag, obenos 8 llhr, i,
Ser Colonial Snl(e an 1886 e. @ent
NORTH Ctr. eine spc;iolperiamm
Iine ub. es 1T mbehirat rotlpen
Big, oob ieAes Mt.teIieo Horan tell
nin,nt Sehr .uiftiee Geih1fte mil
fen trIebiat tuerhen. hesbalb io1t(
fem Wtitglieo Fchlcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23

- Gin Megerberbano ri6tete an
Wrd'ihent Mso'rprft einen MppaG Inn
eSnennuno etnes slnseborieen ieiner
Na1lc gum Sberbun6esgeriht.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23

u:tiere Notwithstanding pur,
De allf Sonntag, Sen "a. Tesember,
perIeat. gn bieiem Gag finoet ,,niere
@oal Itatt @lr boiien, ooB aGe
sfreitern iid oieien Sag frei bal
ten oamit mir uns tiidtise Beam,
tinren erlpoblen f0nnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
Nms Gumooo Gitb, ga
3,ueia IS.

Ter Minncr Gerein ueranitaltet elm
9Th Trn uub Sansnnterbaltnns
en- Snnrstaa, sen .. 7e5ember, in
Der Nereinsbolle. Serpiert miro bon
) BIS 8 llbr Cons ron 9 bis ~ llbr.
IS bittet aac Snhien Inn sahlrei-
den @eiuh ssreb Mel5er, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
Ans 6arb, SnS.
3meia 40.

SUtt0 ~.
&c 6iene alien Mitglie6ern 6es
8peia 40 CUR Mahrift, bob ndhite
8erinmmlung am Sonntag, ben 3.
Gejenber. aadmittaes 8 llbr abee.
baIten ipir0.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23

Tie MfltllieSer ipellen aefdGigit
sur aenntnis nehn1en, bab Sic idbr.
lid1e @eam!emrnhl aud, am 26. Nop.
not .mittcas 8 llbr itattiiuoet, sll
Wel;Aer aue Itinumberehtigten Mit.
slierer freiinollGit einselaoen iino.
Gomut SimeI.eru llno @riioer,
,p6tt. ellh tiid,tlge 9eantten aud, iiir
oas 'lGdite Sabr, 1910, oen nllr
sam. fann Ser Serein blilben lmb
geoe hen, menn 9eanlten, Die barlno'
uiih ;lllnlumen urbeitne, an Der
Sp'Fe 'tebcn.
Sir Ser SoIfnllng, an bieiem Sag
unS slbeno red,t nlele besriiben 81,
forHen, seidnet nit treu ldhiiihem
NrnSe@grllB,
Miortin SduIter, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23

Sic nddite reaelmGbiae GerInnms
l,in; finbet am Srtitoe, sen I. Se;.
abpros s ltbr chenfalls in ser Colo
nia' oolle itott. Gpnmt ollc SIR Ser.
ionlulnn9 unb ncraebt nid1t sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23

gaiar!

9lnen W1itgIieoern Der gnmannels
@ereinoe, allen Bolts. un6 @lau-
benseenoiien 6iene hermit aur Na9.
riht bab Ser bentiAe airhen 5ranen
9crsin ser Gemeitloe fein iabrliaes
gouerfrauteiien in @erbino,mg nit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
.Scrbf=&un;ert

segotcn pom Siebe@biirger &erein 1T
ieincr @aue, 2114 Srer,d, Ctr, am
%. 9topeuber, 8 lthr abenos, slt noel.
dell olle Shipcitern, 9riioeri,, oeren
,Sarrrlien 'ripie bas Ieutihtltm ser
Sta'.i Grie irsilnblihIt eingelaoen
iinA
@ltte fonmt bringt eure Srellnbe,
uub seiat. bab Sbr nod Suit gum
oeut,ten 2ieo babt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23

: gitte lelen sic 6ie slnseisen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23
Spc;ialDeriant mluna

Sdl sllftrag Der &orltnnoitoit
Saul Tiefenbadler. Sd,riftf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-23

S;e Wtit9lieoer bonn Slpeia Is fper.
ben hermit erilnert, oob san1staa,
Ser %. Ncpember, ser
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-05-26
REPUBLI STEEL SUES

Cleveland, o. May %. - Re-
public Steel Corp, principle tar
get of the Go in it's 1887 strike
against little Steel" struck
back today with a $7,5OO,000
damage suit.
Republic, the nations third
largest steel producer, in a
federal court action named John
L. Lewis, CIO chieftain; Phillip
Murray, CLIO V-P, and other Off
GERS of the CIO and it's constitu-
ent Steel Workers Organization
Committee and Amalgamated
Association of Iron, Tin, and
Steel Workers of North Ameri-
ca. These defendants, as were
approximately 700 Ohioans who
Republic identified as individu-
al strikers an unon officers.
Republic charges conspira-
cy to close it's plants. Tom Grid
Ter is head of the Republic Co..
The suit is based on the Clayton
Act allowing treble damages and
attorneys fees. Republic claimed
damages of 100000.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-05-26
HUNTINGTON WINS
CHESS TOURNAMENT

II he ninth annual Midwest
Chess Tournament held at
Huntington w. Va, May 18th,
was won by the Huntington
team. The scores were as fol
los: Huntington, won 6 and lost
8, tied 1; w. Va. tSate college,
won 6, lost a; Wilberforce u,
won 2, lost 7, tied 1. The WIN
ng team was composed of the fol-
ling. persons: Cobbs, Reed. Ha-
'zelwood, Hundley and johnson.
The Midwest Chess League
has been in existence for nine
years. The following members
form its composition: WILDER
force university, West Virginia
State college, Huntington, w.
Va, and Lockland YMCA. The
league plans ito celebrate its
tenth anniversary with a tourna
ment in which all Negro chess
players and persons interested
in chess will be invited to parti-
cipate. The event will be held in
May, 1910, at West. Virginia
State college. The league also
plans big program for the COM
ing year and anticipates an en-
enlargement of chess-playinQ
among Negroes.-T. f. Posey.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-05-26
Store Awnings

One of the things associated
with summer but of an unplea-
SAINT nature are toolow store
awnings which disarrange ladies
hats and rumple up the hair of
unwary men folks, in both cases
tempers get near the surface
especially those which are well
stained with hair dl,etc. We
know of a case where customer
nearing a certain store was moi
wslcihful enough and had his
head wiped by the awning. He
was so displea8ed he turned anc
walked two miles to make the
purchase at another store.
There are plenty of reason:
for low awnings they say, but
if so low only short people dare
walk down main street of any
large town they are q distincr
menace to trade.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-05-26
Cleanup Week Is Attended ia
With Pride by City Fathers

Following til c proclamation
If CleaHUR Week as enunciat-
ed by Mayer John J,.tSFttAart, the
Recorder and his staff Of offic-
ers, BACKED up by atAeb Police
Force, and largely superintend-
ed by Sergeant Bernard, there
is wholchearted rejoicing in
the fact. the alleys, the streets
and the homes generally, with
but few exceptions have beer
given q recognition by the side
Of which samsbh as not beer
sR9re agreeahX umsd eotqefee
pFNpd thanBR9w. 1onr9yo0 +
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-05-26
Hon. }. +. Painter Making I'm
prorements on North PrOpty

In speaking of Mr.. J. f.. Pant
er. one of the most progress
i've wide-awalc and ncver-lazy
business men of keystone, it is
pra'sewortlni - call at>,ntion
to his thrift and energy. The
celebrated North two or three
storey brick building in Burke
which has recently been pur-
chased by the Hon. Painter, is
now undergoing some of tie
m o $ t substantial repairs ina
ginable to behold.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-05-26

Artrella and Villa Jane Mil
Ter were hostesses to group
of twenty-one of their friends
on Saturday, May 20, from
three to five o'clock. The oc-
caSion was in honor of the 11th
and ninth birthdays, respective
ly of the Miller girls.
Games were played on the
lawn and at the close of the
afternoon, dainty refreshments
were served the guests on the
porch of the Miller home.
TIE color scheme of pink and
green was carried out in the
table decorations and the ice
course of nodded pink roses with
green leaves.
Guests repaired to the dining
room where on the lace covered
dining table the large birthday
cake iced in pink and decorated
with pink candles held in green
rose holders was lighted. The
many gifts Of the honorees sur
rouned the cake.
Those present were: Edythe
and Yvonne Prunty, Ramona
Order, Jane Ettice Jones, Ed
ward, Jr., and Teddy Browne,
Elizabeth Hight, Alice and Ann
Darlington, Florida Lee Bagley,
David Thompson, Frances and
Billie Wright, Lois Branch Max
Inc Man lin, Ruby Newbill, Be- |
verley mn Warren, Ruth Con-; :
ley, JAM Painter, Justine SHELF
ton, Pftrica Miller apd the |
hostessSs. r..
Assisting Mrs Miner were
Miss Beatrice H3lleyAaMrs. L. z. /
wright and W. Ms !. Page.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-05-26
Numbers G. mo Law Will Go
Into Effect Sunday, Penny bet
Means Penitentiary Sentence
and Heavy Fine for Players

Charleston w. Va, May o.
Penitentiary for penny gambl-
ing. West Virgina's law will be
ready Sunday, May %, and it is
going to be hard on the mum
bers" game. ,
The 1889 legislature lifted the
numbers" from the category
Of misdemeaners into the ranks
of major erimeh74hat means it
will bs a felonylfen n d. after
Sunday. l9f' trf,t.-
The new law applies not only
to operators but to players and
even to the landlords of build.
ings where the operation is con.
Quoted. 2Ddj 9
/ Officials believeitlat many will
abandon the practice as too
risky. . i5a e. sr,. r. .....
llFlose who eontihuet'wilI risI
'Ob9u SaI TX
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-05-26
INFORMALLY RECEIVES
AT EXECUTIVE MANSION

Mrs, Homer Holt will be at
home at the Executive Mansion
at Charleston each Wednesday
afternoon in IN May from 8 until
5 q! O'clock / sit and extends cordial
Oh.t ~ iIBOd ,ylid, ~ y mO1I
imitation to all / o who may find d
il conyepient To- call during thoSe
o 16;e1dT 9asG 40 bepninoO)
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-05-26
DIT. Pritchard, Coal
Man, Taken byDeath

Era Mr.. Clostie and Manager OF
Delbarton, and too many others
whose names we do not have
at hand. Mr.. Simon Lamkin, ar
employe of the Pritchard family
for more than 40 years and be-
cause of his loyalty and trust
fulncss has become what big
white people would generally
concede to be virtually one of
the members of the family who
has been in constant service as
perhaps no other trustfu ser
want of color has among the
many and bereaved members of
the family. He was expected to
accompany the remains of this
popular and influential coal
n.agnate to it's last resting place.
The colored people generay who
have known Mr.. Pritchard hon
ored and respected him and the
whole family as a people who
showed at all times their SYM
pathies for the colored and as
sue there were many who turn
ed out to show their last respects.
The funeral procession was at
least two miles long and the
gorgeousness of floral tributes
we're additional attention of the
high esteem in which the family
as a whole is respected aside
from the personal evidence. Men
Of his high standing from Far
and near were in evidence of their
respect for a man who had done
so much for the people-both
high and low. That Freeman
cemetery, spotless and apparent
ly perfect as King Solomon's
temple, was something to view,
the ceremony was attractive and
the laying away of the lifeless
body appeared to be just putting
to rest a brother and friend.
There are no words can picture
the simple yet attractive SER
vice of so worthwhile a business
man. 80. e.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-05-26
New Numbers
Law i'm Effect Sun.

a possible prison term of five
years and $1,00 fine for involve
meht of as little as one cent in
the playing.
For a second conviction, the
possible term jumps to 10 years.
The new law was sponsored
by Senator Broughton Johns
ton (D-Mercer.) 1t was backed
by Governor Holt who told the
legislature the numbers" game
was the means of financing other
crime. - 49,,
The game" is based on stock
averages. In thepast thousands
have put up from a penny to 81
with the pay-of as high as 500 t.
Il.
The law which goes into effec
Sunday makes mere possession
of a slip enough evidence need
ed to bring a penitentiary tern
on any one caught with it.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-05-26
by Walter S. Hallanan)

My views upon the New Deal
and the destructive havoc it has
wrought upon the nation are well
known. They have been repeat
eel time ad again from the plat
form in almost every county of
the state. AT the very inception
of this New Deal, when the ma
Jority of a harried and sorely
depressed people helpless vic
TINS of a worldwide depression,
to try the fantastic and econo-
mlcally unsound program of
President Roosevelt many of
us pointed out inherent dangers
and preducted that it would in
evitably cause industrial stagna-
ton increased unemployment,
national bankruptcy and a shat
cred public marale.
A md now, as predicted, IL
REPUTABLE evidence of the New
Deals ghasty failure is seen up
on every hand. After SIX long
years of Roosevelt and his reck-
less spending of more than
twenty billion dollars the New
Deal is up blind alley. Twelve
million Americans walk our
streets vainly seeking employ
ment. Industry is stagnant.
Capital is paralyzed. Agriculture
is PROSTATE. Labor is denied it's
God-given right to honest work
at decent wages. All are hopeless
ly burdened by staggering and
ever-increasing load of taxation
piled on top of a national debt
that has reached the paralyZ-
ing total Of forty billion dollars.
Over all the land there hangs a
pail like that which follows a
devasting scourge. Meanwhile
t h e most gigtantic and ruthless
political army in the history of
the world grows fat at the tax
expense.
Since my views on these ma
tional questions are known, ]
shall not repeat them today. ]
prefer instead to direct atten-
tion to the little new deal here
in West Virginia. While Roose-
welt administration in Washing
ton has carried on it's spending
spree and its BabylOnian orgy
of politicalizing every agency
Of the government and shame
lessly prostutuin9 the relief of
human distress for political pur-
poses there has been, unfortuna-
tely and inaccurately, a DISPOSE
ton in some quarters tn regard
the Democratic administration
in West Virginia as being out of
sympathy with h G New Deal
program. The leaders the first
year of Governor Hollis admins
tartion was more than six times
that Of the admin STATION Of
Governor Cornwell, twice that
Of Governor Morgan nearly