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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-06
Lost British Deia(Ilnlents
 AreLoeafed
Are Cui Off When Allies Abandon Southern, Gen.
 frdI Norway Fight

BERLIN, May 6.--British detach- ments cut off from the main ex- pediionary force when the Allies abandoned the Norwegian port of Namsos, have been spotted by air plane scouts.
 The detachments are in the region north of NamsoS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-06
Baseball Today

The following are scores og games played this afternoon in the two Mag jor Leagues.
 National League Cincinnati 9; New York 1.
 American League Boston 5; Cleveland 8. Chicago 2; Philadelphia g. Detroit 6; New York 4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-06

The origin of insurance has been ascribed to the Emperor Ciaudius about 43 AID.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-06
STOCK QuorAr1oNs

NEW YORK. May 6.-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is SIS, American Can IA, American Power and Light BIZ, Ana conda 29, Bethlehem Steel 84i2 Commonwealth and Southern IL Curtiss Wright 10M, General Motors 54A, International Harvester 56% Kennecott 345s, New York Central l5A, Northern Pacific SIS, United States Steel 59A, Pound $3.44A.
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES
 The following are today's Dow, Jones averages. Industrials 147.33, rails 30.79, utilities 24.86.
 Heraldry as an art was first ascribed to Charlemagne about the year 800.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-06
Three5hips
 Admitted 10
 BeSentD Down
Germans ExuItant Over Nazi Aerial Conquest
 Over Allies
(By Associated Press)

Germany's exultant claim of Nazi aerial conquest over the Allied su- premacy at sea has received sup port as Great Britain, France and the Polish Naval Staffs in London each acknowledged losses.
 Great Britain admitted the loss of a destroyer off the Norwegian coast. the French Admiralty an- nounced the sinking of the 2.400- ton Bison and the Polish officials said the 2,100-ton Grom was sunk by a bomb with 65 men believed lost.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-06

Gold deposits estimated to yield 1000 OO0,000 yen have been dis covered in deep gorges on the east ern Taiwan (Formosa) coast, and are being exploited to aid hard pressed Japanese economy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26

Kdyz Blahota pc skonceni
cvicen1 prijel ma nadraz1 okres
nfho mesta, ably tn prestoupil
do vlaku obchodn1 drahy, ne
byl pTekvapen, re spatfil ma
nastupisti Leu.
Nez k nj dosel, bylo jeho pr
vnl myslenkou: "Ceka ma mne.
Prijela mu vstr1c al sem. W.
ptala Sc Cernych, kdy prijedu.
Kdybych jen vedel, jake umy-
sly to devce sc mnou ma! Proc
Sc mi bl1zf takovym al napad-
nym zp1sobem?"
Kdyz Sc pozdravili, Lea Sc
ma neho pr1vetive usmala:
este rad, re mne vid1te?"
"Velmi rad, slecno," odvetil
trochu vreleji, nez bylo jeho
zvykem. "Tesil jsem Sc, re vas
uvidlm ma zastavce nas1 lokal-
ky, a jsem skutecne mile pre-
kvapen, re Sc s vami shleda-
Vam uZ CdOy.
"Vysvetl1m yam to-" fekla
stale Sc usm1vaj1c. "Chtela
|,jsem v okresnlm meste neco
koupiti a zajela jsem az sem,
mfsto, abych cekala ma nas1 "a
Istavce."
Vlacek obchodni drahy Wy
dial sc ma svou zdlouhavou
pout chvili pc odjezdu hlavni
drahy, Lea S Blahotou vsedli
tedy hned do vozu a Lea Bla-
hotu vyzvala: "A ted mi pow
dejte, jak jste Sc mel ma vol
Incl"
Gale dobre, slecno. Byly tc
zas ctyTi nedele bezstarostne'
no zivota."
(Pokracovanf.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26

proto, ably Sc mohla vetsi cast
dne baviti sc mnou. A jak d.
verne Sc Ike mne chovala! S
Jakym 1myslem? Myslf snad,
re bych Sc mohl do nj zamilo-
yati a zapf1sti S nj zajfmavy
fllrt, ktery by il byl vdecnou
zabavou pro ukraceni nudy III
vota ma venkove? Mysli Sc.
Komar, ktery 81 pripalil kr1dla
o plamen svice, podruhe do
svetla nepoletf, vi, re svetlo
neJen swift, ale take pail. Nebo
ably j piece jen Ike mne vabii
hlubsl cit? Nemozno pri ieif
povaze. Jak to rekl Cerny?
Nestastny clovek, ktery Sc do
Ley zamiluje! ia tim nestast-
nlkem nebudu. Ale krasna je
a duchaplna! Kdo by il neznal
musel by Sc do nj zamilovati."
A trebaze Sc Blahota tax a
podobne premlouval a jednanf
nepf1znive 81 vysvetlo-
val, pc cely zbytek cesty nemy
slel ma mic nez ma Leu a obraz
dlvky Sc vznaSel stale
pred jeho dusevnim zrakem.
DOZEN, ktery osobnost LENA u
neho z%anechala, byl pTece jen
hlubsl, nez ST myslil a nez 81
namlouval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26
Billy K0SateC
Napsal BEDRICH MORAvEc
Napsal BEDRICH MORAVEC

POAOA ONoAA OO AoJAAAOAAA AOO q
Blahotu. Leu snad leckdo z
mich znal, ale porucfka, S nfmz
obedvala, neznal v okresnfm
meste nikdo.
z takoveho pozorovan1 mia
dych lidi dochazf pax k rGz-
nym, obycejne mylnym doha-
dim.
Dc jedne hodiny vytrousili
Sc vSichni stravn1ci re sOkolov-
ny a nasi znamf zGstali v jfdel-
ne samotni.
Lea vytasila Sc S navrhem:
"Nechcete 81 prohlednouti pa
metihodnosti naseho okresnlho
mesta? Byla bych YAM pru-
vodkynf."
Blahota mavl odmitave ru-
kou.
"Dekuji "a vasi ochotu, slec-
no. Vim predem, CO bych vi
del. IMAM celou radu velkych
NEST MAST rise a takove male
venkovske mesto nema pro
mne zajimavosti. Lepe Dude,
posed1me-li spolu klidu, nez
mas rozvede j1zdn1 rad zdej-
SIGH drah."
"Tak6 dobre. Jak 81 preje-
to-"
Lea oprela Sc O operadlo Ii
die a Zah1edevSi Sc do Oblicoie
Blahotovi, Tekla rozmarne
"Budeme 81 radeji pov1dati?"
"Prosim." Blahota 81 zapa-
Ill doutnfk a cekal. Zdalo Sc.
re Sc Lea chvfli rozmyslf, o
Gem by mela zac1ti S rozhovo-
rem. Potion sc trochu zacer-
venala a dala podnet k nasle-
dujfcf rozmluve, jejfz vysledek
dopadl jinak, nez snad bylo
jej1m 1myslem.
eco jste 81 myslil, pane uci-
tell, kdyz jste loni ssal krev z
rany, jfz mi zpGsobila ma pazi
neodrazena liska?"
eco jsem 81 pri tom myslil?
CO jsem 81 mohl mysliti jineho,
nee ably co nejdTive jedinym
"a tehdejsfch okolnostf MOI
nym zpGsobem byla odstrane-
ma krev chlfpejfcf z otvord
zpGsobenych zuby lisky, proto-
re ia krev mohla byti O otrave-
ma, bud znecistenymi spicaky
zv1rete, nebo mohla byti liska
take st1zena vzteklinou. Tato
nemoc byla u lisky uz casio
zjistena."
MEL jste tedy o mne
strach?"
"Mel opravdu, slecno."
"Mel jste tedy vetsi strach
nez ja."
"Jak to-"
"Vs1mla jsem 81, re jste jed
nou vyssatou krev spolkl."
"Toho jste 81 vsfmla sku-
tecn6? Je pravda. Musel jsem
jednou krev spolknouti, pro-
toze mi doSel dech a abych
mohl no nabrati k novemu ssa-
nj, musel jsem vydechnouti z
hluboka, nemaje pri tom silly k
vyplitf krve z 1st. V1te, slec-
no, to je takovy mechanicky u
kon Pile. Ale YAM Sc divfm,
re jste 81 takove malickosti
vsimla v r%ozrusenem stavu,
ktery yam zpdsobilo porane-
nj"
"Myslil jste, re jsem pozby-
la duchapr1tomnosti jake les
mistr a ostatn1 PAM - ovsem
mimo vas"
"No, ano, slecno. Bylo by
to byvalo vysvetlitelne."
"Tedy jste Sc We mne mylil.
Neztrat1m nikdy %pfitomnost
ducha. Ami okamziku ne
bezpec1."
"To je ovsem velmi vzacna
dusevn1 vlastnost u d1vky. Je
vzacnou i u muze. Ale verfm
yam, nebot jsem vasi povahu
uz poznal a utvoTil 81 o nj 1su-
dek.
"Jdete! TAX dobTe jste mne
prohledl? No, muslin yam ia
Ike r1ci, re YAM to ver1m. Kekla
jsem yam uz kolikrat, re jste
mudrc. Ale reknete mi upTim.
ne, jakou chut mela mole
krev!"
Lea hledela ted ma Blahotu
dychtive.
"Slecno, byla to sladka kre1
mlade d1vky."
"Mate tedy moi krev We
SVEN tele.
To rekla Lea neobycejne
vazne.
Blahota sc usmal svym kid
nym zpdsobem.
"Nevfm jiste, mam-li il tan
ieSt6. To lie tax, slecnO. Jake
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26

OOAANJOO
obratila Sc k Blahotovi: Nv
kolik hodin jdete z okresnlho
m6sta DALI"
Blahota sc pousmal: "Mohl
bych jeti vlakem jedenact,
nebo We dive hodiny, nebo az
We ctyri. Nezalezf mi ma tom,
kdy dnes do krajskeho mesta
dojedu, protoze u pluku Sc
budu presentovati az Ultra ra-
no."
N6kolik okamzikG hledela
Lea upTene do obliceje Blaho-
tova, ma llckach objevily Sc il
male rdzicky a jejf oci prozra-
zovaly zvlastnf rozhodnut1.
"PoslySte, pane uciteli! Kdy-
bych vas pozadala, abyste III
stal V okresnfm meste do odpo-
Iedniho vlaku odj1zd6jfc1ho o
ctvrte, vfte, abyste mi byl ma
pomocen pTi rGznych mych ma
kupech a take proto, abych
We meste nebyla 1plne sama;
nepovazoval byste moi zadost
"a nepTfjemnou vec?"
"Nikoliv, slecno. Naopak
bylo by mi pot6sen1m, re mohu
v6tsf cast dine ztraviti We vasi
spolecnosti a prokazati YAM
sluzbu, tfeba jinak nepatr-
nou."
"Opravdu?" Vocich Lei
nych zazaril jakysi radostny
plamen.
"Opravdu, slecno. Ner1kam
nikdy, echo skutecne neclt1m.
Lea obratila Sc rychle Ike ko-
cfmu: "Tak, Josefe, ocekavej-
tie mne u vlaku, ktery tn zasta-
vuje O pate iodine"
"Jak racfte porouceti," u
klonil Sc kocf, cekaj1c1 ma jejl
rozkaz, drze smeknuty klo-
bouk v ruce. V tom pTibatolil
Sc vlacek obchodn1 drahy a ko-
Ct uchopiv BlahotGv kufrfk,
nesl no k vozu druhe tridy.
Lea obratila sc k Blahotovi:
"PGjdeme, pane uciteli!" u
klonil Sc mlcky a nasledoval
il. Pomohl il vstoupiti do vo-
zu, V nemz koGi rychle umlstil
kufr a vystoupiv z vozu, pral
Lee: "stastnou cestu, slec-
mol"
Blahota S Leou usedli proti
sob6. VIZ druh6 tTfdy byl il
max prazdny. Obyvatelstvo
venkova nejezd1 druhou tr1-
dou. NaSim znamym bylo pr1-
.jemno, re jsou We voze sami.
Lea .jala Sc Blahotovi vypocl-
tavati, co vsechno chce We me-
ste nakoupiti; Blahota naslou-
chal trpelive, nekdy prohodil
n6co jake radu, ale jeho sokol1
hled neodvracel Sc cd slicneho
obliceje dfvky. Co Sc pr tom
V jeho dust dalo, neprozrazo-
val jeho oblicej. Blahota do
vedl vyraz sv6 tvaTe ovladnou-
ii. Pc ctvrt iodine dospel Wax
ma konecnou svou stanici. Bla-
hota nechal svIj kufr ma ma
drazf a Sci s Leou do mesta.
Do poledne chodili pc ruz-
nych obchodech a Blahota tr-
p6live nosiI bal1cky zboz1, KITE
re Lea nakoupila. Kdyz ma
v6zfch kostelG zacali vyzvane-
"Slecno, je poledne, tedy cas-,
Tekl Blahota; abychom nekam
zasli ma obed. Neznam zadne-
no re zdejs1ch hotel6, radte
tedy!"
"Pujdeme do sokolovny,"
rozhodla. "Mus1me prece pod
porovati podnik bratr1 sokolu.
Wy nejste sokolem?"
Dal sc do srdecneho sml-
chu.
"V Drahobicfch? Tam nenf
sokolske jednoty. Byval jsem
clenem sokolske jednoty jake
student. Ale pozdeji jake vo-
jim nemohl jsem pfece byti So
kOlem.
"Nejste ted clenem zadneho
spolku?"
Ease Sc zasmal: "V Draho-
bicfch mohI bych Sc staff jen
clenem spolku veteranu a
choditi S mimi ma c1rkevn1 pru-
vody a ma zastaven1cka pofa-
dana v zamku a panu mesta-
nostovi nebo panu doktorovi
O jejich jmeninach a ma to nej-
sem dost hloupy."
Lea Sc usmala, ale slova je-
il znela pTece jen jake Jenna
vycitka:
Gale dovedete byti kousa.
wynn, kdyz chcete!"
"Slecno, CO ma srdci, to ma
jazyku. To je ma zasada."
ct kdvz ie tn heZOhledne?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26

nu chtel zachraniti pred otra-
YOU krve, a snad i pred smr-
til"
"Jaky zajem jsem ma tom
mel?" opakoval pc nj. "To je
pTece jasne. Chtel jsem
mladou a krasnou dfvku use
triti utrpeni, pokud to bylo v
me moci."
Lea prestala Sc usmivati. Sc
zvlastnfm vyrazem obliceje
Sc ted zeptala: "Tedy jsem
krasna?"
"Slecno, tento posudek jste
zajiste zaslechla uz z mno-
hych list a Wy jiste vlte, re to
nebyla zdvorilostn1 Erase, ny
brz skutecny projev obdivu."
INA tom nezalez1,' pohodi-
la hlavinkou. "Chtela bych
jen vedeti, zdali Sc yam tedy
libim?"
Usmal sc klidne: "Samo-
zrejme. Kazdemu, KIDD vas
pozna, must Sc lfbiti vas zev-
nejsek."
"Tak vidite! rekla a trochu
Sc zamracila. "L1bim Sc i YAM
a prece jste Sc nesnazil sezna-
miti Sc Sc mnou biz"
"Slecno, to by snad nebylo
melO ucele, abych to SeZname-
nj byl hledel uskutecniti pred
casne. Seznamili jsme Sc ko-
lnecne sbehem okolnost1. Mac
pTedbihati osudu?"
"Dejte pokoj S osudem. Snad
nejste fatalista?"
"Do jiste miry ano."
"To mi, prosim vas v~ysvetle-
IS radost1! Hned tenkrat
kdyz jsem Sc S vami setkal po-
prve, v1te ma silnici, byl jsem
pfekvapen vaSim slicnym zev-
nejskem a proto jsem Sc donna
ptal sve domaci, ktera slecna
Jedi u mas ma koni a Cerna mi
rekla, kdo jste."
"Tedy jste Sc ma mne vypta-
val. A rekla YAM Cerna O mne
vsecko?"
"Vsecko, slecno. TAX, re
hned pc tom prvnlm setkanl
prestala jste mi byti osobnosti
neznamou."
"a vas 1sudek o me osobe?"
"Chcete slyseti pravdu? K
vytackam sc nikdy neutikam."
"Jen mi povezte pravdu, ja-
ky 1sudek jste 81 O mne uci-
Mill"
"Myslfm, re spravny. Duse
nen1 v souladu S krasnym t.
lem"
Lea sklonila hlavu a Fanny
slila Sc. Kdyz il pc chvili
zdvihla, vyslala k Blahotovi
pohled skoro 1zkostlivy a rex
la tise: "Mate pravdu a mu-
sim YAM veriti, protoze jste
|takovy mudrc, ktery vsechno
posoudi spravne. A mluvme
O necem jinem! Kdy Sc vratl-
tie re cvicen1?"
"Inu, jsem aktivovan ma ety.
ri nedele do cvicenl pluku. Ale
behem tech ctyr nedel nasta-
nou cviceni v brigade, a tn Sc
NIUE staff, re mi plukovn1k
naridi, abych Sc trval u pluku
jeste nekolik dn1, nez nastoupi
druha serie zavolanych zaloz-
mich poruclk1.'
"Kdybych vedela jiste, kdy
pfijedete, prijela bych pro vas
ma zastavku. Ovsem, kdyby
yam to bylo mile"
"Rozhodne, slecno, byl bycl
YAM "a takovou ochotu vdecer
Nemusel bych alespon konat
cestu cd zastavky do Drahobu.
die pesky."
"Jenom proto?" tazala Sc
Lea mrzute.
Gnu ovsem take proto, re by
mi pax bylo poprano prodlit
Ease nejakou dobu We VAST spo'
lecnosti."
Gale kdyz nebudu znati dine
kdy pfijdete.' -
i "To Sc dozvite. Ujedna
jsem u cernych, re Jim posll
listek S oznamenim dine sveht
navratu, ably Cerna mohla MI,
l|pokoj dati do poradku."
"A mne byste takovy listel
neposlal?"
"Ne, slecno. Nesluselo by s.
Ito"
o pdl ctvrte zaplatil Blaho
ia svou dtratu,. Lea zaplatil;
take svoji a doprovodila no n;
nadrazi. Kdyz Sc Wax hnu
smerem Ike krajskemu mestu
Blahota stall u okna vozu a sd
lutoval; Lea mavala mu ma no!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26

Ash tyden pred koncem me-
Size sla Cerna rano k Will ma
kupu ma namest1. Zaslechla
pojednou, re nekdo ma nj zavo-
lal: Marie, pocket ma mne!"
Ohlednuvsi Sc, spatrila Leu
a pockala tedy, az il Lea dosla.
"Dobre jitro!" pozdravila
uctive.
Lea podekovala ma pozdrav
jen kyvnut1m hlavou a hned Sc
otazala: "Dovfs Sc, kdy pan u
citel Blahota pfijede domd?"
Nekolik okamzik1 dfvala Sc
Cerna ma Leu prekvapene. Proc
to chce slecna re zamku vede-
tt? Ale vzpamatovala Sc hned.
Pan ucitel Sc Lee lib. Bodejt
by Sc il nel1bil, takovy hezky
clovek! Pan ucitel Sc must kaz-
de holce l1biti. Kdyby ona ne
byla vdana, jineho by nechte-
la nez jeho. Ale pan ucitel 81
holek vubec nevsima; hled1 81
jen skoly a toho sveho psan1.
Patrne z neho Dude jen starry
mladenec. Slecne sc po panu
ucitelovi styska. Rada Sc S MIN
bav1. Odpovedela velice ocho-
the: Gale jiste, slecno. Pan u
citel nam posle listek den pred
sym pr1jezdem, abych mu mo
hla vyvetrati pokoj. Pan uci-
tel chce miti v pokoji stale els
ty vzduch. Tu noe, nez prize
de, muslin nechati ODE okna je-
no lpokoje otevrena do rama.
Vencl must v pokoji spati, ably
panu ucitelovi, nikdo mic neu-
kradl."
"Vzkazes mi tedy, kdy pan
ucitel prijede?"
"Jiste yam to vzkaz1, slecno.'
"A n~ezapomenes?"
Gale kde pax! Bud'te bez
starosti!"
Lea Ease jen kyvla hlavou a
Vracela Sc k Zamku.
Cerna d1vala Sc "a nj, az "a
sla do zamecke budovy. Usmi-
vala Sc spokojene, re uhodla
pricinu, proc Sc Lea O Blaohtu
zaj1ma. Lib Sc j, to je jiste a
rada by 81 no namluvila. Sic
zingr az il omrzel. OvSem pan
ucitel a ten slezingr, to je ne
be a dudy. A Lea jiste mela
namlreno k nj a hodilo Sc il, re
il potkala ma namest1. Proto
sc hned vratila domG. Vida
slecnu! w to poznala, re je
pan ucitel nejlepsf muzsky v
Drahobudic1ch.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-10-18
POINT PLEASANT COP
SIGN TELLS EN- TRUTH

Point Pleasant, October 49,
Visitors to Point Pleasant are
greeted by the sight of a ban
ner stretched across the street
IN front of Democratic head
quarters reading as follows:
I'VE rose with Roosevelt.
Why wilt with Willkie?"
Twenty-Five yards further
down the street across from
Republican headquarters an
other banner swings in the
breeze reading as follows;
who and what rose with
Roosevelt? National debt. at
62 Billion Dollars, Taxes. In
employment, Relief Rolls, two
per cent clubs. Willkie. Daw-
son and Sweeney will clean IN
the mess"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-10-18
Legal
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

WEST VIRGINIA: In the
Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of Mcdowell county, West
Virginia, October IL, 1910.
BLANCHE w. HILL
Plaintiff
VS.. In Chancery
GEORGE DALLAS HILL
Defendant
Pending in the Circuit Court of
Said Mcdowell County
The object of this suit is to
obtain from the defendant by
the plaintiff a divorce from the
bonds of matrimony and for
general relief.
And it Appearing from an affi-
davit now on file with the pa
pers in this cause, that the de-
PENDANT is a non resident of the
State of West Virginia; it is
therefore ordered that the said
defendant do appear at the office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Mcdowell county within one
month from the date of the first
publication of this order and dc
what is necessary to protect his
interest herein.
And it is further ordered that
a copy of this order be publish
ed once a week for three sue
sive weeks in some newspaper
of general circulation in the said
Mcdowell county.
A copy, Teste:
ALEX D. CYPHERS, Clerk o
the Circuit Court Of Mcdowell
County, West Virginia. r.
FLEMING A. JONES, Jr. Pc
Date of first publication, Oct
10, 1910.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-10-18
JOEL LOUIS MANAGERS
SPIKE RUMOR HE Is FOR
ANY ONE CANDIDATE

Julian Black co-manager of
Joe Louis, heavyweight cham
pion of the world, from Chicago
authorized Republican National
headquarters to deny the state
ments contained in a release
sent out by the Colored Division
of the Democratic National Com
mittee the effect that the cham
pion has an engagement to call
at the White House, and further
subtly stating that the champion
will cast his first vote this wear
for the Democratic Third Term
candidate. The champion, he
SAID, has not committed himself
to vote for any presidential
candidate.
Further, Mr.. Black stated that
it is wholly unfair to Joe Louis
to circulate such stories with
out authority of the champion
or the Joe Louis management.
John Roxborough and Julian
Black co-managers, have in
tormely kept the champion ont
of political discussions and acti-
vities the Republican National
Committee was advised.
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White House Charged With
Trickery in Policy of Army

Continued from Page u
has been destructive of morale
and has permitted prejudiced
superiors to exercise their BIZ
gotry on defenseless Negro
units. :. "
eve are inexpressibly shock
81 that President of the United
States at a time of national
peril should surrender so COM
pletely to the enemies of demo-
cracy who would destroy ma
tional unity by advocating Sc
gregation. Offbial approval by
the Commander in Chief of the
Army and Navy of such discri-
mination and segregation is a
stab in the back of democracy
1t is tragic coincidence that
you issued your statement on
the same day the coup de grace
was given by Senate Majority
Leader Alben Barley to the
| Anti Lynching Bill The two acts
are double blow at the patriot
ism of twelve million Negro citi-
zens." :. -.
The NAACP has sent a letter
to it's 600 branches, youth
councils and college chapters
urging active and continued pro-
tests against President Roose.
velt's Jimcrow national defense
| policy. The letter asks actor
before election day to make the
protests of Negro American:
most effective.
| The NAACP announced tina
the whole section of policy deal
ing with Negro officers was j.;
plan to put them on the skids ant
eventually ELIMINATE them al
together.
An important part of the N
AACP protest and activity viii
be upon employment of Ne
groes in arsenals, navy yards
and industrial plants whicI
. have been awarded contract
under the national defense pre-
gram. 49,.
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CAMPAIGN ACTIVITIES

James F. Wade, Supervisor of
Speakers Bureau of Republican
Headquarter, reports the follow
ing activities:
A large audience greeted Mrs.
Sara Pelham Speaks, head of the
National Republican Women's
(Colored) Division, at Garnett
high school in Charleston last
Thursday night. Other speakers
were Mrs. Rheta Edwards. Hon.
Harry j. Capehart, Hon. T. ellis
Nutter and Captain G.. Z. Fer
guson, who presided
Mrs. Speaks Mr.. Wade and Mr.
Capehart spoke at Logan lat Fri
day night, Mrs. Speaks was in.
PRODUCED by Mrs. M. T. Whittico
The occasion being a banquet
honoring DR.. j. D. Carter candi
date for House of Delegates.
Mrs. Speaks and Mrs. Whit
tico spoke at Beckley Saturday
night. :. :,
Mr.. j. E. Meadows spoke al
Ward, Atty. j. S. Butts of Beck
ley, at Lobeta and Atty. ]. M
Ellis at Amigo.
Mrs. M. t.. Whittico was tn,
speaker at Clarksburg.
Mrs. M. T. Whittico spoke a
: Fairmont on the 18th.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

WEST VIRGINIA: n the
Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of Mcdowell county, West
Virginia, October 2. 1910.
EARNEST DEHAVEN
Plaintiff
VS.. In Chancerv
BERNlCE P. DEHAVEN
Defendant
Pending in the Circuit Court of
said Mcdowell County
The object of this suit is to
obtain from the defendant by
the plaintiff a divorce from the
bonds of matrimony and for
general relief.
And it appearing from an affi-
davit now on file with the pa
pers in this cause, that the
defendant is a non resident of
the state of West Virginia; it is
therefore ordered that the said
defendant do appear at the
office of the Clerk o the Cir
cult Court of Mcdowell county
within one month from the
date of the first publication 0
this order and do what is neces-
sary to protect her interest
herein.
And it is further ordered that
a copy of this order be publish
ed once a week for three sue
cesive weeks in some newspaper
of general circulation in said
Mcdowell County.
A copy, Teste:
ALEX d. CYPHERS, Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Mcdowell
County, West Virginia
CAPEHART and MILLER, Pc
Date of first publication: Oct
d, 1910. o..
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Clarksburger With 8 Sons In
Army to Vote Republican
So They Wont Go to War

HARRISBURG, Oct. &c.
F. Hanna, Coal miner at Erie,
near here, has three sons in the
United States army and he does
not want them sene overseas to
fight. For that reason Mr.. Han
ma, who is a member of the Unit
ed Mine Workers of America,
is going to vote for Wendell L.
Willkie. IF Mr.. Willkie is not
elected, I believe they will have
to go to war;"
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N. c. Eagles Thump Big Blues

WINSTON-SALEM. N.C.-A
small crowd of 1000 spectators
sat, stood and cheered in the
chilly autumn breeze and watch
ed the Big Blues go down ir
defeat 13 to 0 to the North Caro-
lima Eagles, In the case of the
Eagles, history repeated itself
for them as they were the only
team to defeat the Blues last
season. =.