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AD/imSE IN THE McPOW
ELL TIMES, ITS A FATING
INVESTMENT.
ANT WOELT W THESTATE
OF WEST VnCMA . .
KEYSTONE, WEST VIRGINIA. FRIDAY, MARCH 27. 1914
NEGROES II
CONFERENCE
UNANIMOUS FOR PROTECTION
OF BACE--LAR6ELT
ATTENDED
Republicans umJ Progressives Par
ticipate-.-To Wafe Fifkt for
United Actios.
(Stall )
A mnirmfcv ««( Nt-sm !»•;»< l»-r» repre
MTttiutr th** 1'rtnmm.uf mum RrjtuMirar
l«ity * hk lwl<l in dh>iii H, Cli«nrfllor
1 !• I'arkerntnirv, March 'Mil anil *»►
«-o»h'ii.|«*»1 in itif parlora of llotrl Hmvn.
I Inn tuition «>ii lit** "Ji»tli innt. T1m* H1«i
#4 thia r»Hifwniv ii|khi t!»** |>oiitH*al for
IniM-w <>f tli** |«rti**H may l»* fat
rfarhinir Anmnf th'«e m !»<> partM-ipaUv
in inn- or Ih>(Ii ni^tinipi *crv t'mpi nam
xtatr n4tiBiillniiira, J It. t?liftnr«l, w)
itor • f tlr I'i. n.t-r I rvw, Martin»tMirjr.
I*r»t<. J. K Jrll»-n«>ii, l**rk»*n»lMinf; Afy
> H Mam, U'ilo»; Atty. s*«»»ij, K»y
r\lf\ ill*-; lv» |.ul.l i< »n "diii" «<(MmiiiUM*
iiiin ti. Howard llnr|.**r, kryston**; M
T. W liittim UmI T. h«lwar.l Hill, |nil>
li*lt*r» of Tins Mi'lhmrll Tin«, Key
r-tnn*•; W. \V. Samier*. State Librarian.
('harinitoM ; Joxeplt Camphrll, Mmind*
vilW*. William <?atr|M*ntrr, t*arkeratt«irc;
kr\. J. T. (iil4)i>m, Win Kditn, J. K
jHikum, l»r (' (5. liaro*-U, Huntington.
* 1W ivnwwuUtiw Nnrrnw fnnu fvcry
MrU* of W«-»t Virginia ranie totrKi»«*r
l»r Uw |>ur|««r of <lua-tM«inir Uw inkmri
<>f lit** M,<»" N*->rr«i*i« nl tit** state in tl*
roniiiiif campaign an«l lioa l***t to run
*r\t* tli** ittU'rcnUi of lit** (»i>|.l«- of «Imhii
tl»-y arv a part.
It aa« l>y all alto partKi^aUV
in U» Htnirmirr i that tlie fining cani
pai|(ii aill froiiffht with mtmm con
aeqwiwva tn the N«tn> ha aiM of IIm
hr*tt«ilh bctwcrn ti«* KepuMwaii an.l I'm
gnamiv* partteM, and tl.at tin* NeRToaa nl
lit*- *>tal* af« watching keenly every otov*
iiaxW ii|MOi IIk* p>jlilical check ei
liiMnl. Kitiirm * err |>r<a1iM>*d iliuwiny
that titer** ar»- -_»7,»»*i Nepto voter* in tit*
Mate and that in 14 c<>iiiiti« lltey holo
llw balance of |toaer, while in four com)
Ii»-w witli lit** white v»Ih divided la*t»eer<
K*-|ail»lican*. I'rogrewwnew and iH-mot-rab
tli** Negro mi11«-<I can elei*t i oen.l wra o)
llteir rm*c to 0m* Iryi^nturv and V
m•in*- of Um- tvMintj orticw.
Kvery mail |>r»«aent atri>ngly Itvored
tli** amalgamation of tit** l'r«.greaaive ami
l:# |.nl.li« :iii parti*-*. or in Imii of amalga
iiiation, iiKijrr*tH>n I>et* ren th«* tw«
I*rti«n in tie- Mflcetioti and election oi
candidate* in «-o*iiitt*-« and th* Mat* an#
caja-cially iiiHiilrri* of tioth hram-ltea Of
tft** legislature. It aaa «rtrd tliat both
Ket»ul>licaiia ami I'ritKrmuvm'an! rwjHin
piUI** for tit** pr*-*i lit KtHlr aJiuiniatratioi
ami nil ahAold «lo everything ftfaaultle V
make it Mkmafiil hy electing a legatlatun
«• •mnutltd to tit*- lliintin)(ti»n platform of
I'M.'
A atronir etl'ort a ill la- ina<Je to organ
i • lite Nivri*n i.t rvt*rj comity in which
i.iere are fifty Nnrr» \o«erii or in<trr and
tla* importance «»l cmh ertrd ac tion on tin
part <«f tlte r;nf in thi» Stat** will la nrge«!
Hin.iitf'i tlf |-ma, preaclied from pulpit*
»>r<a laimed from platforma ami atniup
ami Ntfni wett'emeiit* a ill I a* tltonmgtily
• anvaiaril. No )■> ittcal party m reapon
*if4e for or l«rk of thi*cam|«ign an<l tin
It ml* r» a ill la* gn* led in thrir anpport ol
candidate* hy tl eir fairitcaa toward tf*
Negro ra< •• ami local ronditkina. Imt tin
l> ad*->« w ill at** aith each othrr
in tli** an|>|a>rt of I If fan* men in every
■»< t*»»i of fla* State.
irw tin ml • llfflil in HM> |1M
t'fj nl lh*> >tatr i»pf tl*f ra » « illt* aagi*)
Initii ih>« nN and i aixlKltlin «rkin( Nr•
yr«» imi«t «Imi* • I Iffll Nil ol
Iwaltli. Tlw IWwrr I'rrw, in Martin*
lutff, lltr fttrwi* I'Ulirn hmI • f tbr >ut
* nit taa b'trlrw simI m ib lilm niiVir ir
I. rittlof'l, «W* ri«T»mitfa»
•••an. wilt <l<» Uttlc m ll» Sorthrfti ■ixl
I wbrii riiilian l^ii iml Thf McJfc.wHI
1 rtalnart K#-|*iW*an will light \ «
|t» |.f tr* ti<»ri i>4 tlir rare Ihrnnfhnnt (hr
Mat* and c»|#» tally in mmtiwm Wm
\ irffinMi. With lti*w already
tnlrr»-«t»i| in tlir (ray ami nihm |rt fall
mi linr mm wmn a• tUy Iram Ihr <W*tait«
• i lit- iihiIfm»*, afni the Inral Imlwi
llin«irlirNit the satr lifhtinf ami organ
l/ ft* an lir\rf U-forn. it * ill ha |la part
<>i «i«l.4i< na tltr |«rt i4 |*arty Waitara in
tfe-t-larr tlwir |«»ili»a in regard In liir
r<rfiV> <4 tlir SiTfr»» if tl#J 'War* Krfm
aipf>rt.
SAYS THE UN0TYP1ST:
4 a<»ii»ari ami a lin<4ype are riartly
alike- U*h an- ;»*>« m ol rranptev rracy
nartanww. .liMra« dr»» In |)a man ahr»
t r»— |t> Warn tltnn; iHli c> In [lirrn
eaatiy, a«v 1 m>> tn*n ran IHI aha* the
matter ia nntH ja* take a notma tr>
r» »ram <<t tlirir oan volilna. the ha
o«jrt» Milka anil an ikwa a woman; if fan
dim I aatrh ilia marhine rtnaHy, it annn
grit- •■old ami ar> dnaa a a«mian, a gnod
vonan aatwc* and vhatkt «hn da
work* and so duM Uw linotype. Ute ma*
rbiM has no rad of wonia ami ao tia*
vocuan. • macbute haa to ha vail dreaa
ad daily, and ao abould women; Ute lin
otype alalia and halka. ami yon may raver
know the oau«e---'tia ao with a •man.
(far man a bo run# a linotyi* dn.U o«it
arxnechintf nw aUntl n rxrrj day -and
tlia aante ia true of woman ; and tn the
end the lil«4y|e will *et hta goat—and
au will a woman.---McDowell Kei-onVr.
UNION UB8Y PRISONERS
SAVED BY SUVES
(Front War I>ay hy l>ay. WaahiDgfc>n
Herald, Feb. Id, 1*14.)
Fifty year* > today twenty atx of lite
I'M Federal ofhcera who had ra i|«il front
Libhy Priaon tlmiuyli a tunnel *• Feh.
**, mere aafe w I tit in Ute Federal lute* at
WilltamalHiry <>n the pemtiii»ula.
a a a a a
Croaiini tlte bridge Ute exhauartrd fit -
giUvea alept until aunriae of February II.
when they were miided hy aome Nttr>»*
to a hovet w lie re Utey were given f««»l.
tlte Aral they had ttuk^l in nearly ta<>
day.
Tlietr Xefm piiile* m»w to>>k litem l>y
aafe route, through the C«tn federate pick
eta. at one tune )«MMii>g a ramp ao near
that they could a<e tlte »m<>ke <tf lite
iaot|) lire®.
Huided and fed Ity tlte Negr«*a, aith
out altora it ia i>ntlta>4e that Utey would
have all l««en recaptured. Ute vangitarti
of theeacaping pnaitner* reached a point
about fifteen milea trout Williamahurg <w
Ute morning <4 February 14.
COLORED VOTERS EXPRESS
VIEWS IN STATEMENT
TO THE PUBLIC
(Cliarlewtoii Mail I
At • largely •tWnil^l meeting <4 cil««re>l
liepuMi.ana ami l*r<ntrraaivca in Hunt
ington Krhiaj It* fallowing atatemeiil
*aa <i>MI CMlt. Tt»e atatffliellt «m pre
p»ml alter ttif meeting, at winch >enat>>r
Mian K. Clapp a»Ulm>«l tin* Progreao
ivea at tlie atate meeting I»«-!• I llrn-, ami
after tlie much-herah led dollar dinner
which *m* au|»|M*M*d to pr«Miiot»- Naliniac
tinn all around.
"Tlie Negro race in tlie atate of W «l
Virginia \w«i witli eapta-ial nuxrnt tl*
•ttjtulf of tlx- Kepuhhcan and
ive partiea toward the present (mlitical
'••nditiona exiatintr in tit** *t*U* at tin*
tioie, twcauae of tlie fact in tlie breach
exiatimr lietween tlxw U<» partiea we
who rfpmrnt more than :£»,«■■» \<»i» r>
wfco have alwaya Iwen loyal to tlie Iff I
era of hoth parties, have at atake all thai
ia clear to ua aa men in a fr»-e govern
•uent. From the day that tliia atate l«e
ante one of the a la tea representing thia
<o\ eminent, ym have imprciaail apoti
>ia that you were in favor of tia main
taming otir political righto guarnteed V
> • hy the «oiiatitutiona of Una atate anil
tlie I'nited Statea; yon have unitedly
fonght againat the Democratic part' wlier
ever (Imsj attempted to deprive ua f any
►f tlie right* that we no«f enjoy. 'Hie
policy of tlie I H-iik a-rati< party of Una
■•late, ao npnwil in J>arty ulatfcaiii to
wanta tpieationa affecting fair ra. e haa
not hven change-1, an<l we have no lea
«on to twiieve tiiat ita join y will la*
banfel if thev are permitted, through
Una division, to gain control of tlie legi
lataire of one atate But, on the rontiary.
«f are rtrnvimfd that in tlie event tliey
«hall he aoooeaaftil at tlie poll* in Noveui
tier of thi« year, not only will nn-Amer
■can lawa he placed upon tlie atatute
■ •oka. I Kit they will make it impnaaihla
(or either tlie fr'^riaai ve or Re|ail»lican
(•arty to get control of the atate for year*
•n come Tlierefore we appeal to Imtli
Kejaihlu ana arxl I'rogrraatva* to an co
•perale in tlie campaign of 1*1 I aa to
lliwart the aclieme of tlie I S*tn<« rati'
(•arty ami to continnr tlie (ailicaw a hu h
ire of Diutual con<-ern In oa all.
"S. B. M<am. W. II. Brown, M. T
Vhittini, T. Mvartl llill, J. T 4>il>
>iona. T. R. Jenkina, William W >an
Vra."
OMKON REFUSES TO
QUIT COMMITTEE
WiK Fight for Right to Rfprweat
Wfat Virgiaia aod Will D«
■ikI Hearing if There
Art Charges.
W. V*.. Mar.). 21 -That
hr wiM contend for hh nflil in rr;»nw nt
Wm cm tf# l*wfww\r iialKin
•1 rommiilH' • tafa»l l.j
Willtaw M. O. I >•«•>«) At lluntHigVw
jimtmrfimy the •Utr
M I tn m all I*•«»*, iixl rx <»r»>
aimdrd William Hefnwmr Klwar<t« an
hia enmaanr. ^illmiinf Uim kIkki x*r
rrur) (Thartea N. Kimtall. of the iUV
rraiminrv, raqw »i> l»a»«« to rnnfn
lull Ikf former jiiwmor wmrml U>at
ha vnnld not and u«l if there aere
rlarfw aeatoat Uiai ha tlwntl a U
M«v<b aae eie» ted a utrml^r <A Uw
Ktf^xiMiraa national coma* Ure in
and the exarnti committee voted ln«
•eat rarant a law acath* later, on ar
m*mt of allapri Ball Mow artivitiaa
YA vani* darned the power ni the exarn -
live mmator and mawtml he rnold nnt
ha MOid. So aocraaaor aaa fie. tad for
MINERS OF LQN6 SERVICE
ARE MOST COIITEItTED
Otar baton. w. V® . Marrh K Tl>#
rMvnt return <4 aeveral W«rt Vtrpnn
miners, fi>«n M«lK>aell rmmtj, to Uieir
ht umh in Italy after li»l l»*o in Um*
drld a (em numlUo w Ihi yeai* haafeiv
en rme to ciMMKlrrtLlr upanlatHm an to
Um* afrage length of >4 all U*
unite aorker* in tlx* Stair.
liiTtwiigalion haa dia*Ka«l Uiat there
ar* no available ■tatiotMw on that anhjert
but haa <Wvrkt|««l »*ne Inlrnatiiid fat ta.
Hwrt* are twenty-lour different nation
alities in the nwl tielda of W*t Virginia.
Hie fart that a large |»r<>|>ortion >if the
immigrant lal»>rem route ovar here and
work (t»r live or ten yearn Cenda to bring
down Ute average length of service of Uie
luiiierw collectively.
Tlteae »h«»rt term workers have found
tlie «aKw« ample to enal»le Uieni U» save
.•ii.Mijpti oMtney in Una lengUt of bine to
support tlM-nmelves in comparative leisure
and comfort in their native land*, (hi
ring their M>)*Hirn in \V«t Virginia aome
oi Uietn haye elertrd to live in Uie iikwI
squalid manner, saving every }a»uny, *
custom a Inch linn given rua* to much
agitation in tlie mill Is of »*ial worken
wlto (ail to rmli» that thephjectaof tlieir
|»ity have large <K-|«»iU in tlie m\ uifr
'•ankn and retire eventually to restive
opulance in tlieir K.nn>|ir«ii Uiami. Thea>
thrifty worker* spread Um- new* of a hai
Ua»y have »a*en able to <lo and tind man;
imitators, Uuia serving to keep Um* \V«m
Virginia tiehla ronaLanUy onpf.li*>! with
lalnr.
There sre many nten who have la*en in
tlie employ of the nial rouipaniew for tif
teen or twenty yrui and longer ami a
large numl**r of Uieae uien a Im» have la*ei>
in Uie uiinea a long time are aliiM»t all
arrayed on Um* *i<le <»f Um* oppoaftion ni
Ulxir trouble*. Ixit are overruled, alien
trouble arriaea. hy Um* conatwnt influx oi
iui|>atieiil younger nten, who lin«l pi«
resa alow or have heeii tlweivwl hy Um
lalea of f»*v wealth la-fore they emigrated
to America. *
"If *11 n»»r men had lieen aith n* lor
U-n Jenm or more," nai<l an oi**rab»r.
"•r urn if *c nmhl ediw ate litem an
ftt»l a« I'rj «ir rii.^lojeii, ae wmikl
never have miiv more labor triMihlrs. K*
(rririMV tearlteM a mail that an Mtijil'tyrr
*lt» iiNrti a |>ijrri4l, ahi«-h ia »IiiiiUnI
U> I* lilrral, riyulart) ItHilf-wx fort
niirlilM in lite jt-mr it not an universal that
it** iIiimiM Im* lightly tlawlonril or clrtiril
or hb« wmnwMc at-liviltea unn^ i—«ni>
ham|«-red. '*
THE DAWN OF PEACE
bv Aitkud Novm.
Vik "on our hroas wr feel Um* ImNtlh
(M dawn," tho in tit* iiiflil ae wait'
An »rn.* im in tii*- heart Iwth,
A tr<>d is at tlx duora of Kate!
11m* Spirit Uiat moved on Ute Uh»|»
In moving through tl* miiwb of men:
Tlte nations feri it in tli»ir
A <hange haa toothed their dream*
again,
Voir**, ittnluwd and faint, aria*,
Troubling Uieir tie arts from Kaattn Wwi
A ilmiUful I ight is in the allies,
A gW-am that a ill ik* let them rv«t.
The daan, th*> ilaan ia on the aing,
Tl* Mir c.l dtaiige on every ante,
i naignaled a» llw approac h of Spring.
I nvinriliW a* tlte hawthorn-tide.
Have yet not heard, tho' darkneaa reign*
A |**o|>le'a vim* ai'roaa tlte gWswn,
A distant thun<ler of rending rhaina.
And nation* rising front their tomo,
n»eii if je atll- uplift jour aror<l
IH eynir wiaiWmt, till night fail.
Tell us lie rame to tiring a *a<*rd,
S|nt |M>urtn in the lloly itrail.
tint *r.|rram' (hir driauts ln\r
woven
Truths tiiat mitlart th« hnrninfr win;
Tt* lijrlitninKi. liiM wa dreamed, Iia\r
rloven
Tm*, *pa«e. and linked all lan<W in one'
limiiit -l*it their ewdt rr Uatial fintrrc*
H»vr knit the vnrkl vi'h t>irr*li of
Till no reiiK»tnK inland linren
< Hilnhlr thr VdHd'irntfraiimonvral
Tell im that ruatntn, sloth, aiwl fear
Ar*^tr<«f, ll»mfc name them "n«#n
mrifi aensr'"
Tell i hi that fnwl nilea every where
Tien dnli the lie "eipereore,"
Year after year. a«e after ar
11 a« hai»W«l «lown, throofli Inrtl an<l
rWM,
Knr earth's divineat l»eritsge
Tlie ilrvama whereon oh I wtadofn sniiWvl
I>reanw, are they'' But ye ran not «taj
them
i *r thrust U«e dawn l«rk for one Sour
Truth. l/>*r, and Justice, if yesfsy them.
Return with more than earthly »*•»»■*;
"trur, if ye will. In seal the fountain*
That «en.t Uie Sfmnff thro' leaf sn.i
«l«|,
l»rive l# k tlte mn from the tessleru
mnnnlaina,
Then — hwl thw michtier movement atay
It mi the Dawn' The I>awn' The natmn*
From KjM to Wrwt have heard a cry,—
Thto«(rh ail earth's Mnr«|-red feneration*
P.y hale and ilancfiter Hirobad thna'
h»*h.
Mere on th*» I wight still In satire,
One only path remains an trod,
One pa tit of love and paare rluaba high
ee—
Make straight that highway for owr
£\ m Jk
THE NATION
AL CAPITOL
EVENTS OF INTEREST FROM
, THE SEAT OF GOV
ERNMENT
Cawleited ia Paragraphs For tW
Benefit of the Busy Readers
of Tie Times.
A Joll KOK <1ATK>MKN
T1m*IV tiail* lnvll I•«11 on*- Imw lite
aUitiiU* Uaiki) in ni'i'iil )»*arw that nMiki
tw mh-owfiiHj nliti/ol in titflitiiic (Imp
iriiKtM -thai U*inir llr au rallttl "Slier
mail law In «*iul«n\urmK u> iiii^>n»\«*
it, tin* iN-iiHamu «»t ('.4iKma havener
«*!«•*<■ I all tlwir «ito; wuH tl»«-ir nntiiemi a
Itilla, after l«-ut|{ anal)/nl l>y tlw l'rv>
l«l»-nt :*li«l Imm have l»*n »hilft1e»l
into tlw <iim anl • ll*fr »r»- )i>Im that ar«
"man's »i/.e" l>m tl.«- format nut <»( 11»♦
new anli-tniMt law- i» "«tiitewman*a aixe,"
and it in ^ii<«|j<iiial>l< klu llwr the Dx-n
<41 lli»- Hoime J M.I I. iar) Committee art
t^jiial to t l»e lank.
IXTK.IJSTATF T»;\l'l CnMMI^ON
I'Ihiik have I»"••*«» . t«<l for llw ut
t«-r>»taU* trait** nnnim-n* I»ilI. anil th*
meamire haa l»-*-n ajrr»**>l 1*• l»y lK u>«« rat
aiiil Hr|Milt(i4'aiiH iii tin* lliHhf, anil it
will Inniiif a l«« It i*r*-«tea ■ iixiimia
•mmi *4 three meinla-r» to anl iii tlw legal
r»-giilatioi» ami nf**ration <4 lug an-lmnalt
Immimw. ICt-hTii 1 *»r and «|«-*ial retort*
from ritrinralioim will lw required aii<l
inve»tijraliona may lr <>r<It-nil at any
tuiM*. ItM |Ht«vrw a ill l»* I.r.ia. Ii-r than
tlKW of th«* |»rrwent laireaii «»l «-or|>ora
Imm, mMl it i« mnli r«u»»l tliat Mr. I >a
vi**. tli** |»re*etit a-otiimi«uofter <4 i-orj»o
ration*. a ill la* iIh-i liairman «»l Ui«* lira
mteoiaU* tra<le «-omuiiMa<oii. With the
enlarged |Mia**ra tliat aill khim* to Dm
ritfiiunaaton it i» i-aJnilaMil that many in
vestigation* mi a lir<ayV*r aiifir than aa»
|Ma«ul>lr iin<I*-r iIm» <»l«l law. aril la* taken
U|». Among th»*w- ijin-nti*>na aill la* the
right ill maiiiiliM-tNiVi-a to i-stal>1 mh rvaali
|»ri<-ea hy johUra xinl ri-tail dealer*.
ri.AKk UtATI. Vll'l-ATK^ CIlANhl
Sta*aker ('lurk <-onteiii|»lat**M 11m* |»r»-|•
aratioii of a joint rewohittoti ameinhiig th*
ruMtitntiim >-y • hanging lit** <laU- •>( na
timial flta-UiMta (mm Ni»ve«»brr k> Auguat
and tli*- inaugural late from March 4th
to the hrat of IN UiIrr follow ilit** ele«
tnill. The efhit • >f thin aiiH-inlinelit aiMilil
la* to ilo away a ith tlie ahort aewaioii "nl
f'oiigre** which iollown eai h national
eleeti'iii ainl |ila**e ti•«- \irti>rii ma |>art)
ituuinhau-ly in |nMaeM«i<*fi of tlie inarlnn
ery of the pivi-rnaiftit Vim, iiiilean an
extra a*ion i» railed, tlte new • lotigreiai
«lrtea not get •!»«■ t*> work until thirteen
month* afU-r ita election. Aa an alter
native to Ihm |>ro|a«al the Sja*aker would
liave lattli elei-tii• ri ami inauguration I at*
in tlte a|irinif to avoiij had wi-atlier
"KM*|I K.NTIN MKKK AI'I'K.Alt
ANOh"
Washington ai»|«*ara dia|»wd to over
l*a»k tlie ainall "hreak" of Amhaaaador
I'age, ale* ti»M tli* etithnaiaati< Krilialtera
ho* great a la-ra-tit to tl*em would la* tin
I'anama Canal. The remilt of tlie l'ag»
incipient ix that a «'igge*Vion ha« rant to
ll* effect that «air Amhaaaadora ah• ><11• I
la* taught "to la* elia|ii*^i| in iirrv a|i
|«*aran«-e," and to Irt th^ir oratory at«i|i
at that
i.rrm: may aoohmhny
I'ACKAliK
|..at *h> aon trltruly Im| not liava arriae
fWMKti to think of it lr<<ifc la tha im
|.r«-<ao.ti lh.it lolkmi if * raathiitf of rinr
of th#» li t»~t of tha I*' olmMbr
<tenrml ||r «lirm« tint whrn tiM-mxl
rf of • |nr. »-l |»at katfv on w!ik4« |«*t
hV' at Dm- (<Mirth i'Ikm of jurrri |««t riU
m fully |.rr|*i.|, iV-xirt* that it may >•»
an'»ni|>aiii^l «ith a r» .minium ation a Im n
a mt a |*rini«al4»- mrliMirr aith mat
U-r rnaii#«l at that ratr. tlif n«HRWI
ratM'fi may I* plawl in anm\rl<i|M- fully
j»w|«ai«l at tiw liral • I ana or lrtt*-r rale of
mints' b»m! 1 attailiHl f> tlw f«ft4
In ntlirr «*..r.la |«rkafn arxi Mlrr« ran
lr apt it i"tr«'tiM>f. thiM imainnf that Uf
tan mil »rn»r at Itmr ftntiNation atonr
an<l tkr •airw tuna.
T««» IVU» I1.ATT l»IH»
Tlr I'mtfl K.i^n■ (a«M|a«ny,
> hihl of liini#f Viator Matt, an-l h«
♦v*' y t<> lit* family. haa aiitHMinrnl that
Ihr af»utt*-ra will la pnlU«l >ki*n n|i>*
the Umiimi arnl that it Will rl>«F B|i
rfi«|i, Tl» ftftanW nt of Da I mial «uia
Ki|>nw «»y that "tl* nmipwiy m mm
Ironlhl hy rx> llmiry, l*it • rral i«mIi
tmm " II*- Mtilw tha tr«»rf»Wa of ha
rmii<-rn tla |«nvl i««t. an inatitntH-fi
• hah aa-••rtr*tivHy pttvnilnl froaa la
inc fw»m wtian thr "atWrit braa'* a aa m
tla mortal awW of Ihc 4i«l<>««.
THK PKMT HfTHK PKMHIK I**.
Tha mi in <A i« twin* apprwpn
(Vififnw to hal|> » ttarnnnsla
j.rairir ilngi, ahvh havr larona tla
plarn*- f| tha waatern j.rairtaa, an<1 it M
ctarlarad tha* tha rraiMry w Wariiig mm
ally Mi*«hii>| hka o« ac
THE KM DISTRICT
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE
• ^ StiuMaf. M*rt*!i II, tlx* oolorml
te*«-tier« <4 Ailkm ilMnd l>eM »i Ana
»«lt, >«»e n< tlr if ik4 |Im* *i*rj (k«(
inatilnle lli*y hate e\er h». I in I Ik dia
trw-t. 'I'Im- ■imi<>n «*• lull of mu-rvwt *ihI
inatritrf l<4i \r* Mini intrnnliliit It-ature
• Ik •IIIxWnI. I Mill |M|«'na tfrlll<llll|f out
tirvwoiiH- |»Jal itm tew |i«.l no at thn
UHVtiun The ttrwt m • hapten of < I'sImjh
MKm|il«]( I'rohlema in TVwIiinir" were
iha'iiMfil liftlM* U-w Iht* in |«|fni (lid
pulaateil witii l>ff ami ir«"«l "ena*. The
diatrirt •ii|*»nntemlei.i. Mr O M *-tark
haa atriveu l«> i»nl to rout tlx- U-Uiarvy
that liu Ionic In-Ill in thrall tlw* rolorv«l
k«i-l»n of 111 la iliatrnt. I It- linx «iic«v(<il
**l lai well that cVMl the tea* Iiera who
Imvr lieretofore Iwiti iikmI iinlolent. ar»
now a* etithnaiaatn an ri«vi>rU>t a I ieor
ipa •«ii11• iiikKiiii!. Tlii« w Mr. Mark'*
tirwt year »a *U|M*rittteii<leiit .■! «■ h«»>U in
Atlkin <hatrw-t, uinl it mi-iiw kIiimw.1 hi
rr^liMr llial In- iIumiM have I»n-ii al4et<>
hrmg alxHit «im 11 a marvel*ma >1 taii^r»- loi
tile Iwtter in I'm* m Ih««U iii aiwli a ahort
tiUMl.
Hem* in |**rlii-l a»i-or<l Willi the nation
wi«le uio\ein**iit to improve lite ni^llnu'
ability of the |Ki|iiU in li ie (.iiMic m-I tool*
Mr. Mark haa uianirurateil written, iimi
)a*tiUve •|«*lliiiK «-oiiteat« in tlie arh<N»laot
11* . hatrw-t ami al llie institute of ||m
Nth, m il tea* her waa m « oin|>ani«it h)
neveral (Hipila of Iim or tier a lh>J. 1 luw
einra«(e«l in an >»l<l laaluoneM "apell
iOK Milrk.'* l»r. Hereford, Mr. Win
Joimi winf Mm. tiilmorv \V«aaly were m
lect^l aa jixttfVn of I lie route*). Tina fen
tnre of the institute waa iiiik Ii eii)oye«1
t>J Uie viaitor*. of wlioni llwie waa a
K>aaily nuniU-r |»rewi lit
Tl»e inatitiite Aa< tin Ii a il«ii<W am
< mi iimI ca* mi thoroughly enjoyed l>y
every one prewent, tlial tin- U a< Iiera hmk
the initiative ami voted to hold aiiothei
maniute at an early ijilr.
S. It. Mi H'N.
THE PARKERS
BURG MEETING
Steps Toward Reunion
of Parties Taken
Ami is Spite of the Efforts of Joe
Haodiaa to Preveit Progressives
Attending - - Wrote sod Wired
Each Member to Stay Away But
22 Were Present. Delegate
Convention to Meet is Charles
ton May 20.
A joint «-• >111111 itu*« <if I'm*
an• I I'r.^rrwftivn »|»|»Hiit»-<l
•it Iftwt »wk rvjx11following r»»
• diltl' »!!■ to U>tii «•' rtiUiiitU"***, wllirli ftt-ft
illlftli iliioual y ft'|o|>U-l
*'RKNOl«VKI> —Tt»r nmftmirr nun
iintU* ft|>|«»iiiU-<l l>j tl*- <rf tin
K4*|>uMu ftii fttak* • ftiul'liw I'ro
Kmtiw nUlr i-oniimltM' prvwnl U> Um«
rusting uxl tfully rtx-oiumriM! to
Uw Mtmhcr* »>f trli nmtmitb* tliat Uw) i
•ndmit U» Uw vo4»*m of tin- l'r«
(Mirty »n<! U»»- K^|»nM»« an |*rty throng!.
1 nit tNr atftl** Um> WUnrirf fH-miiturtHli
tiortu *m voM-mtr ttir ivriM- of Um* in»Miif»-r»
oI Uitli rommilUvx n«» |>r*<wiit
"To Um> votr-m of l)i* K**|»iMh ftfi ao<l
t'royniiyr |«rtm nl U»«- ^Ulr «il W*»t
Virjftnia: —
IV u*Miil*-ra of Uh- ataU riHiimiUf*
if ImUi aai*l ptrtM at llir n^rt-ting at tlir
• ity of I'arkrnrfnirt Msn li I*. A. It
1WM. r«|«rtfnlly rrrnrimwml f • Um- *«»
lrr« i«f IhiUi |4rtM in tl# arvrrat i1*11 -
twa uiil ullirf j»>liti«al iMiti «|i\!«■<*»« i>l
Um> atau- tii st Of J cit-'ifirrmU" m <»r»W-r w>
«arrj out Um> (#fiw I|Jmi tiiiKi<iit«nl lijliir
pcrtm at Uw Ix-M in I'»lJ al
ll« rtlf id llnnlnifliiti an.I Uir nty <A
(liirWakHi t»y cuninf in Uir |arimar)
eWvLfrfi or armir <iUirr punt inrU><al<if »
lartmg ramlMlalf* I«»r »Hirr alrre(i|«« li
; arty may rrtain iU arparaW- nlmtity ami
at tl* Miiif tin* V"t#» I'iT • airiflr at <4
•■•inIi<UlM for U» ilitfrrrnt <«<fir»B in llr
'-•aintwv an<l aoti iltvwixm Nothing in
Una nm«inwiKlaU<Ki atiall (»• onatriNil
ki fa>|«nrr ll# \««trr» • 4 any n^mty or
l«4rtiral mli-iii\iM<«i t»< maintain «• » I})
arparatr <»rran>zati< itnlraa l)~-j Umirr
art |i» i|ii
Hifiml,
?*. B M«tittf«*i*rry,
T. A. Kmn.
K liwnw
W K. Hailfa.
J. K. Ji-ffmrm,
K. K IM,
M. li. H|*rry,
II. I>. Ilatfir*!,
J. M <*amtili-f«
want of tha <*»a«nirtiv» « hararimaUa <«#
tha rmVtit Ttnar litUr Ma>k ' WviraUofM
whirl) U/<iri«ta bavr IkiicI nvryahn* im
tha buriaon of U»r a*wtrm irairira arr
Innml froan Teiaa to Montana arxl from
Sriiraaka to California
hf Uk^TK OOKVEXTlON
The Kt*f»uMiran oinimittM alao adopt
M a r»«i>liiu« »n rolling f<«» a daWcat* com
Vtuthw to I * tmkl It Chariotoa Mil to
for t)i# unrp.* of ratifying lb* actio* of
th* National Rfvut>li.-an cofflmlttw In
i>ri»wnUng a na* iri of rukaa ptrtrnlof
th# )>aata of n»pnnit>tion M wall M t>>
tranaa<-t any other IxmIqmi that may
hhiw Ivforr tli* convention. Th« tia«i»
14 ■U-l«v»U' rf nrrar n tatlon to th# ObvlM
t« •«» comv>ntl<m will bt una dthvtli for
fa.li |.V» «»f ttw iximliin«l KrpaMku tnd
l'r« vmai v f \ <>tra it tl« laat aanrral aiar
thm.
A n«>lulxiii * >■ tl»> nV)f>tid rarooi
niniilint thf Monongalia tad Linooln
county Kf|>nt>iicana uul hugi—iu« for
thr ii'irit of roopmbon in carrying for
*ar»! tli«* prtnt-tpiea of Um> Huntington
and Cliarltvlitu convention*
THE BALLARD ON THE TANGO
Slitting •«nil Mr. Ki|»liii*. tlif
a«M-kno« n Itarrack Room lallalut
I |>t<ii|• my inornutK pa|«*r
T<> read it»r> laily lie**,
I I"XI tl»< 11 |«Kf I aollgllt (41 tillal
Tin* markfU ami n*\ if«a.
Hilt f\fry oUter ilrui that
.VIy eyea ftit-ounirred rr»l
*TW Tango ia a umav,"
"Tlie Taii|pi'i Iwl.l in dm»l."
* » iU Tango Una and Tango that, aiitl
Tango f\fryal»frf,
TIm* "Tango Itanaal," Uia Tango ^>an
n»0," Um* l antro m a anarv "
I I* l'ango is a Miarr, a cheat tl.f I an
go'a hrnig pauttwd.
(I 1 an** 'lunula * al>i>>»l Itavr lia>l Utr
l'ango l«unnl
I a flit inio a lionaf of prajer
To aaah and <1 rraa my arail,
I knelt 11if doau in rrvrrraa
Ami lt«*ard Uia orfau roll.
Hi. rltTgyiiian in nolfinn l>la< W
Ar<N-an<l all mm atillad,
"A MHithinc rrinon now," uyi I,
Hot Uim ia ahat lie a|HlU*l
I > tie Tango Una and Tali*" that, and
Tango go «way,
Ttie 1'Niif > it •ill rut your heart and
«leal your aoiil, 1 aay.
'Twill aleal ymtr ami away. I aa V,
'Twill aU-al y<Hir HtHil away.
Tlie TaiiK<i it will r<»t y>»ur Itearl I lid aleal
your mKit away.
lit counting rut mm, in market |J»*,
Ami cvifj mght at dinner,
The Tango ia luvevgltad agaiuat
Am <laitr*<it I»y aaint or ilmwr
A murderer Ium half • chain*
To get hniia»*lf forgiven,
Kiit th< mr »h<i will tin- Tango dame
Mu»t go to iWtli imahriven
II ito Tang tafi*. and Tango Utere,
an* I Tango mortal am ,
lla Ta ur> thia and Tango that, O, pray
do I Kit levin
He- Tango ia a alii, thay aay lite Tango
»« a rnmr
I'Im* Tango rata lite mrala out---it ia the
crime aehluue.
- New York Tatagia»h
Religious Services
in Keystone
Tlwar wlto atteinled rhiirrli Kuuday in
[lie hall heard in tlie morning a well
prepared ami thought!ul aermoii by Kav
IC I*. Johnaoti, H I*. The text wan
"Tlte n»w« Niwwl lite heed " Rev .
fotuiMrfi undertook W> place Ua rcapoii
•ilnlitf aa U> why prea< lung haa not inon|
itlert <>ii lite hearara. Among other
thing* lie aatd lite name anwer aowwd the
•ami' a»»"d hut it (ell on (our different
it» !«■« of a< il, whirh may t* applied ta
the dilterei.t atatea of the mind and
Itearto of the hearer* who haar Uia <»oa
l«el. And it «l»penda on the state of
mind wltetlier or not the gnapel a ill af [
lert lite individual. Among other aaiert
lona lite rhmr retKieerd " Praiae The l/ord
I ill Jerusalem," by siwmia.
At tie-evening aarvm-w Kev. Joi.naon
(< ontln ted no Page « )
SHOP MEN CHI Off
mi HONS THE UNE
Re^adiM if Force al HmTmU
Small, RotreBcka** Policy
Here Takiaf For* •I
Shorter Hmts.
»
• Hilrn iwl front tbr
f. .«-rs! fJfx-mm "I ll^ Norf<4k mml Waa
krn M K»oiH>k«», tor • rrtieraJ mlodtofi
in working forrmm in *11 «0»opa •long tW
I in#. It m •nn'Htiwwl that tha rot will
■ff««-t *11 <Jrpartn(*n»», ami mu It am pot
»il.V* lia» !•»« r.jn»lljr ilivi<W.| It m gwri
-'•ilf nn<Wr*trmd that tf » nnlnrtfN is
r I .err IJ a temporary o»*a, the <>r«Jar peo
vi>1in« ihat ll» mm laid (4T ah all morn
u> work nn April I. Tha rraam |i*ai
hf Um- < urtaiiruant of tha working lorra
m tlir wnaity ln» kcaptfift within tha ftp
i»r<>priati<»n lor tha prnmt month
Aa naarlj m can l» aw-artainad. tha
nntnfrf nl nwn ia»d oIT at RluaOald will
t* an all. tha rMoettoa bara taktnr tha
form of ahortar honra rather than a rr
1ort»oa of tha foara.
At W ilWaaaeoa the aaea n»la wiU ap
mm.
MIES
LOSE F1CHT IN SENATE ON
AMENONENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION
ActiN F#U#w#J WmIu of Dihti
n tke FW-OtWtr Aattj
m«U Defeated.
WASHINGTON, Man-h IX.—Wuoitn
■nfTrege advocate* today Uwt their tight
in llw 1° into I suiw Senate for ■ reaoiu
liuo pro|**Miig an amendment to Um fed
oral omatttntiou riving the l>a]lot to wo
man. Tlir vole taa !t>% (or thr iiiowf*
bo :W «rainat it. a two third# •tftrmiliv*
v «4r Iiiar required lor t»a—am', and
w lt*-n it wm all over tl»«* •utfram** lead
er* )ul>ilantly pointed to tike majority of
one aa iirtta-lualvw proof that thrir raoa*
had arorwd a trmmph in «M>at *ml aaa
immeaauraMy stronger thau iu oppo
OMk had evar turn witling tu eonrede.
Today's a>-tton. following wrnrnkm of de
bate on tit* floor nf the Senate. daring
which many Iwlvri in thesulfraa* tnovr
infill |>lr*dwt lor |KNlpnnrniHii of tlie
linal vote, marked the Htmti ol « spirit
ed campaign launrli««t tier* tie day he
lorw llirlnanirirtbmi'il I'mmWnt Wilam
liniiir>liatriy after Om- \<>te Senator
shafroth of Onlnradn Nought t*> inlndit**
• new resolution for m constitutional a
mendmeiit requiring i*'li Mate to vote ou
/ranting suffrage U> www u|on petition
from ft per ret it of iu voter*. TTte Senate
went into siar-ntive M§i»n t>efor* tlxi
senator could get the floor, ltowe\er, end
Ui« resolution will lr oil-red later.
C*>M»»r.!OATK NMiHliyl KSTION
Though otlxTMMr Um* v<»lr virtually
wm mm ptrtlMn, tha SouUtrrn Hriitlori,
all I I mad up abnuat aotklly
atfamet Um> aQMnduMOt. T1»«*y OHiMDtWl
it would ooui|4lcale Um nagro vjneetiou in
Um States
VtnkntM led a rnoMOMn*
among the (Hantii of woman iu/Znfi la
Um SouUi tu riyiil Um KifteatilL HMod
uMit to Um oonatituUon, by wliidi Um
ntatra am prohibited from <lenviug Um
ri|iit to D*fM« to vole. With Um na
gro i^UMtiao reuiovad, )m wul Im* (tvorwl
Um Kraolini of suffrage to kmumi. Hi*
luMtura «ntM«ato<l by 4* lo IV, and a
proposition by Senator William* to give
Um ballut In whllt aoiurn only wm da
laatf»l by 44 to 2l.
TIIKKK HOCK liKHATK
11m vote waa pr««t»l by ■ thraa-b«>or
kaWi<«roptr Jabatc on the varlooa phaa
aa of autfra«(v Senator Martina of New
feraay m mm Um only member who mial
ba waa oppoaad to woman mffrifi on
prmriplt- lis dealaiad Um itaMiHpaAton
of «mimb in Hitm had failad to parity
tba t»eiiot. and t> at it would beaaadaod
aorry day lor boUi woo mo and man whan
ihry ware given Um ballot untveaaally.
n* apee« »*a of antfrage amatora ha ad
iM, bad nnipl in hie mind tha vooner
if tbay found ob)artioo loUw "Manor for
not rhixanir all of tba a|>oatlaa from
among Um woe nan "
Mra Maaiill JtcOormwk, < hairman of
Um eongraaaionnl commute* of tha Ifa
uonaJ Amanran Woman SnfTrace aaaori
aUon. laaued a (tatenient tonight, claim*
lag Um riMjorily vote aa a wtory.
Senators voting for tha aitff>«iaamend
ment wara:
Aaburat, Brady, Hrwtow. Burton, Oham
ieirlala, (Napp, Clark (Wyoming). Oall
inirar, Omrina. Hollia, Hnghaa, TVffiaa.
Ken yon, laKollette, lanr, f<e*. Mywra.
Neterm. Newlanda, Morna, » him, Far
kina, I'nodealer, Kanadall, *«*efroth,
-hrppaM Sherman. Smoot, "U-ybetMnu.
Sterling. Sutherland, ThJmae, TSomp
arm Townead, Work a- -V».
Henak'f" voting againet th«-amendment
were:
Rank bred. IV rah, Bradley, Brandegee,
Bryan, Oatmn, Dillingham, Onpooi.
(tore, Jemea, Sob nam lee ( Maryland i,
l/dp, Mri'nmbrr. Mrfewn. Martin,
Martina. (Him, <»vermam. Page ftg<
man. iWme, Head. ItiieMa, ^mitb
Htsewgiai, Smith (Maryland I, Smith
(Snn«hCJeroiinai. *wanann. Weeks. Waat.
Wdtiama M,
I»lf m in Mwfieid.
It U rorrantly rejiorlfil that ItM nan
bar of mwi tffWteil at Rnat>ot« «,|| n<
na*d ■ thonaarni, aUko*i«h <+hmr raporte
■tate tf iat \i>+ nnmhw will n<* prAtmhJy
nrwit Umr hnixImJ. aixl that thia* mrm
airraiy th* mull of th# niiwulf af k—|i
iDf within tha numthly appropriation.
and that tonal, if not • I of than will La
reinstated atnot tha Irat of April.
At Portnaooth 1-3 of tha man ban
lian Irtd off for what m tuiai to ha aa
tnirfimtr panoil.
Rrv. D. A. Fnltr of Qtatto mm in tha
city Monday to tm Mi an*. H«ry,
Or A ¥. IVtry. whlla on kia way la
Kantorky rtoppad of at Kffte—lAat
whik arHh orraraJ of hla fli—iil. Tha
boy* ail art aorry to m bin loara tha

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