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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-18
Nuke W HVIthra
EDaItk Brown
TQste2''
Get RId or Il! Run for
OLIVE TABLETS

There isn't the slightest need to
wake up any morning with a brown
mouth Ugh! No need to describe II.
DR.. Edwards has made brown
mouth" a thing OF the past in thous-
ands. OF homes with his little Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
Anyone who takes DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets the moment he suspects
his liver and bowels. never has "a
dark brown taste" bad breath. a
pimply face. constipation or any other
FORM OF bowel or liver disorder.
< Take one just the moment you sus-
pect you are constipated or that your
liver Is out of order.
thousands take one at bedtime
every night just to keep the bowels
regular the liver in order, the mouth
clean and the breath pure and sweet.
Olive Tablets are made OF purc veg
, etable compounds mixed with olive
etable compounds mixed with olive oil
Dr. Edwards spent / Z years in prac-
tice and In laboratory experiments be-
fore ne perfected Olive Tablets.
Why don't you try them instead OF
the severe kind of slaxatives that grippe
and only eject temporary relief?
Every little Olive Tablet has a
movement all its own"
dec and use.
The owe Tablet Company, Column
bus, Ohio DR.. f. NJ, Edwards, Presi-
dent. CGs)
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EXTENSION
Of Free Mail Delivery Service
Refused on Account of
Bad Streets.

WASHINGTON, Dec 1s.-The ex-
tension of the free mail delivery SER
vice of Buckhannon so as to include
south Buckhannon has been refused
by the postofsce department. The
season assigned was that the streets
are not in sufficiently good condition,
the sidewalks are few and It would
be too much to ask carrier TO wade
through the bad streets and paths to
deliver the mail. Senator Watson,
who made the effort TO have the SER
vice extended. feels that perhaps II
good sidewalks are put in he can
succeed later in having the service
extended,
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John o. AIiusop. in cl1aucery,
!. p. Object OF Suit.

The object OF this suit Is to obtain
a divorce from bed and board from
the said defendant, John o. Minson.
And It appearing from adidaylt MED
in said cause that John O. MInson Is a
non-resldent OF this state. ft Is ordered
that he do. appear within one month
from the date OF the first publication
OF this order and do what Is neces-
snry to protect his Interest herein.
Given under my hand this the 9Th
day of December, 1911.
/. WADE CoFTlAlA1S, Clerk.
JOHN C.. SOUTHERN. Counsel Tor
P1aInttm.
NOTICE no TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
In the Circuit Court OF Harriso-f
County IN the state OF west virginia:
Take Notice: That the deposiions
OF myself and sundry witnesses VIII
be taken at the law ONCE OF John 2,
Southern, 0Je. s23 Com building, In
the city OF Clar0sburg. Harrison
County, west Virginia. on the 10th
day of January, 1912, between the
hours OF 8 o'clock q. m. and 9 o'clock
D. m. to be read IN evidence on the
nearing OF the above styled cause, on
behalf OF the said Freda =. Mlnsonj
SC.
II from any cause the taking Of the
same shall not be commenced, or be-
ing commenced shall not be completed
on chat day. the taking OF the same
Will be adjourned from day TO day
at the same place and between The
same hours until they are. ccmplet9d-
FREDA c. NINsO2y. BY Counsel
JOHN C. SOUTHERN, Counsel for
RIaintiff.
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Miss Martha Basel has Prriyed
home from a short stay in the East
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twenty BARRELS
Daily Well on the Alien Farm
in Union District is
Pumping

On the West Fork river, Union dis
trict, :. this county, the Fhiladelphia
Company has put It's test on the w.
A. Allen farm to pumping and tbs
producing twenty barrels a day from
the fourth sand. On the. same stream,
in Clark district, Judge Nathan Con
has drilled his record test on his
farm through the Gordon sand and
has light gasser.
On the west Fork river, Union dis5
trlct, the Buckhannon OIL and Gas
Company has drilled test on the
Thomas Highland farm to depth OF
1880 feet and has shut down. Neither
oil nor gas had. been discovered when
drilling was suspended.
On Rock Camp run, sardis dis
trict, Grimm & Co, have started 10
drill test on the Isaac Hannah farm.
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is REcOMMENDED.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s.-Mrs. Jen-
ME Caldwell, of Charles Town, JEFF
ferson county. has been recommended
by the Democrats OF the West Virginia
delegation for clerical position with.
the Democratic Congressional Com
mittee, Of which Congressman Lloyd,
OF Missouri, Is now chairman,
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7CLARKsBURG PRESSING Co

tYIIRANING, REPAIRING. PRESSING
a6onoS;s-F5onao, IBs. Bell. 71s-J
Residence. Ben 111.L
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PILES CURED IN o TO II DAYS
Your druggist will refund money II
r go oINT-6EST falls to cure any
case of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or
ProtrudInF PiIes in q to u days. soc.
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OPERATED ON.

NEW YORK CITY. Dec. 16-cor-
neIius Vanderbilt, who was seized
with an attack OF appendicitis three
days ago, was operated on at his
Fifth avenue home today.
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want advertisers, With their habit
OF helping thi..gs to happsn." md
little trouble IN scouting shs bss'
: ,aI. hiS help.
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.EELEY CURE.

The cur. that has been CON tinu0usiy sue
eeRsfui for more than 81 years - worth I'M
v7eatiRatuE. FOF the drug or drink habit.
Write fof plTlieulaFl. Only Kelley ms tttutc ia
western PeTIua G216 fiji Ave-. EilllslEa q,
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suNrNIoNs.
state of West Virginia.
To the Sheriff OF Harrison County

state OF west virgainiu.
To the Sheriff of Harrison County,
greeting:
You are hereby commanded TO
summon John o. Arinson to appear
before the Judge OF cur Circutt Court
OF Harrison County, at the Clerks Of
nee OF said court, ut Rules to be held
therein for said court. ON the last
SIonday In December next. to answer
a bill in chancery exhibited against
him In our said Court by Elreda e.
NIinson, an infant under the age OF
81 years, who sues by E. A. Riley, her
next friend. and have then and there
this writ;
witness: I, Wade coffnaT. Clerk
or our said Court. at the Court House
OF the said County. this the 2&th'- Day
of November. 1911, and in the 18Th
year of the state.
I. WADE CoFEAhA0S, Clerk.
ORDER OF PUBhICATIoS.
At Rules held at the ONCE OF the
clerk OF the circuit Court OF Harrisot
County, west virginia, December !,
191i, the following order WAS 60,
tered:
F,redR e. NItIson, an ant tse., Pss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-16

pRrison OF conditions In tho time o!
Antiochus and at the present. Rabbi
Calisch last night pointed out tho dan
ger that menaccs Judaism to-day
that Jews Will. by disloyalty and by
lack of sclf-respect, weaken the rolf
gion and impair tho solidarity OF the
race. It was plea for Individual
racial loyalty. for racial cohesivcness,
ana X was message of compelling elo-
quence ana force. Loyalty and un-
swerving fidelity every religion has u
right to demand, because without these
things the power Of the church is i'm
paired. BY maintaining unity and self
respect, the Jews have accomplished.
and are accomplishing, great things.
and those who wander from the religion
retnrd the progress of the race.
Nor did Rabbi Calisch fail 10 en-
phasize the duty OF the Jew as Cit
izen, for he laid 1t down as a policy Of
his people that they should associate
themselves with what ever movements
there are for the upiift of the city
and the raising OF its citizenship. I'VE
should pray for the welfare of the city.
he said. That Rabbi Calisch practices
what he breaches was shown In the
recent campaign for a better form OF
government for Richmond On two oc-
casions he made most helpful addresses
In advocacy of the plan, and in every
way manifested his interest in IT, one
OF the members OF the committee which
formulated that plan was Il Jew, L. H.
Morris, whose civic spirit has been
shown on many occasions. Another
member of Beth Ahabah congregation.
Alderman Guns:, has been active in the
from: rank Of workers for better gov
ornmcnt for Richmond.
Let us admire the physical beauty
of this temple but lie; us strive tina
Il may have 81 higher and greater spir-
ltual beauty as we'll said Rabbi Cal
iSch last night, and that is noble ideal
for any temple of God
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-16

show a higher average OF wages for
women In Colorado than any other
state In the Union. the average yearly
female earnings being s2l3. while In
Colorado the average yearly female
earnings arc s554."
1t might be appropriately mention ed
nero that the lcspl working day for
women and children in Virginia is ten
hours. while in Colorado 1t is tho same
AS mcn's-ciSht hours
The Inter PARLIAMENTARY Union. a
Elonc- circling organization Of men ana
women, is on record as declaring that
colorado has the sanest, the most hu-
nane. the most progressive and thu
most scientific laws relating to the chirl
To he found on any statute books in
tho world"
again, Judge Lindsay, after enumcr-
atins the laws for equal guardianship
OIL both parents for minor children. thu
t-hour labor law for women and
children, the establishment of equal in
herltance laws in husbands and wife's
estates, and many others which lack OF
space ioroids my mentioning. declares
that of all OF these laws that have
drawn such praise from prominent So
cioloGists. not one but has come in to
operation since the adoption of equal
suffrage In 1898, and owes either us
inception or its success to the voting
woman"
Third-The men who favor equal suf-
rage belong almost entirely to the
tnouShtlul and 10 the representative
classes That men of this calibre
should give their names and influence
10 cause through politcness" IS a
tar-fetched suppositlon. Such men ACT
from principle.
fourth-Re garding the laws of inner.
itahce TOT the two sexes, I quote With
out comment from Virginia State Laws
concerning Women" whose correctness
mas oeen passed upon. after compila-
ZION, by two prominent Virginia INV
gers. as follows: Neither husband nor
wire In Virginia has vested right nv
reason OF marriage. in the real estate
OF the other The right of courtesy.
however, entities the husband, nj tho
oeath OF the wife. to n life Interest I'm
all Oh her real estate. while the right OF
oo"er entities the wife, at the death OF
me husband, to a life interest in one
tnifd OF his real estate. Tho wife may
uisposc or her own real estate In her
iiietime without the husbands uniting
IN the deed, while her dover right Mt
.aehes 20 his land. so that she must
unite IN the conveyance"
again / quote: Under the statuto az
distribution. the husband is entitled 10
an OF the wifes personal property AZ
her death, while the wife is entitled
TO ne-half OF the husbands personal
property, under certain conditions and
Ine-third under other conditions. fcodo
OIL virginia. 1903, Section $3.50"
G. II. s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-16
THE AMERICAN MELTING rot.

An Oklahoma newspaper, published
in one of the villages of the State
which Haskell did not make famous
gives iii its local columns number
of Items showing what n great melt
ing pot this country is, and that
through Its boiling the Indian is fus-
Ing with the body polite. Here are
some items:
Buffalo Meat and wife went down
TO Calumet to attend the Christian
meeting there.
William Goodsell and family and
Cut Hair. all from Watonga. have
come to visit Joe Yeliowcycs
Little Snake has been hauling wood
from Tobacco's place.
Fighting Bull and wife. Samson
Kelly and Mary Shepherd went to OAR
lihgton recently on business. Harry
Houser has just come back homo from
Watonga. where he has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. Miller Big Nose
As the New Orleans States says,
these Oklahoma society notes would
make us feel that VIC live in a land OF
wigwams and war dances. but for the
pleasing mixture in nomenclature.
Such names as Buffalo Meat and Mrs.
Miller Big Nose. give assurance OF
deep grained Americanism
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-16

Social "writeups" In North Carolina
arc really prose poems The follow :
Ing excerpt from the description Of q
wedding at Thermal City in the Char
lctte Chronicle is case In point:
The lovely and elegant homo OF
/ that crown prince of hospitality, the
big hearted and noble-souled Alb
Weaver, was a radiant scene OF en-
chanting loneliness. for Cupid had
brought one of his finest offerings to
the court of Ifymcn. for the lovable
Miss Maudc. the beautiful daughter of
MIR. Weaver and his refined and most
excellent wife. who IS a lady Of rarcst
charms and sweetest graccs. dcdica ted
hcr hfc's ministry to DR.. James l..
HobGood, the brilliant and gifted and
talented son Of that ripe scholar and
renowned educator, the learned Pro-
fcssor Hobgood. the very able and sue
cessful president of the Oxford Fee
male College. The groom is a sue
ccssful physician of Henrietta, a young
gentleman of splendid worth and bril-
liant promise. for he is endowed by
birth and training with all those noble
impulses in winsomc traits that adorn
true manhood. Tho bride is q lady
OF wondrous fascination and remark
able attractivencss, for with manners
as enchanting as the wand OF siren
and disposition as sweet as the
odors of flowers and spirits rs Joyous
as the carollngs of birds and mind as
brilliant as those gllttcring tresscs
that adorn the brow of winter and
with heart as pure as dewdrops trem-
bling in coronct of violets, she will
make the home of her husband p para
disc OF cnchantment like tho lovely
nome OF her girlhood. where tho
heaven-toncd harp OF marriage. with
its chords OF love and devotion and
fond endcarments sent forth the sweet
est strains of felicity that ever thrilled
the senses with the rhy thmic pulsings
of ccstatic rapture"
Whoever wrote that is a dangerous
rival of the sugar trust.
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WILL YOU TAKE ONE,

About 800 boys, fifteen 10 eighteen
years of age, Will como TO Richmond
for the Older Boys Christian Work
Conference of Virginia on December
80. 30 81. They meet In convention
here at the invitation of the Young
Mems Christian Association. the wo-
mans committee cooperating. These
are just boys In their teens. and they
ought not to be sent to boarding
houses or hotels Some of them are
from the country. and have never been
alone in a great city before. and they
homes. They should have home con-
sideration and comforts. They Will be
so busy attending the conference that
taking care of them will not be a
problem for anybody. These boys
come to Richmond to consider and
further the great cause OF better, more
Christian boyhood and young manhood !:
their responsibility to themselves and
to their fellows will be the theme OF
the conference Their work ought to
DC encouraged in eve possible way,
and we trust that the appeal OF the
Y. NJ. c. a. and Its woman's committee
that these boys will be taken care of
By the good people of the community
VIII open the doors Of 900 homes to
these high minded, clean and helpful
lads. Ii 1t were your boy about to go 10 a
conference in n strange and far away
city, YOU would not like for him TO be
al a hotel alone, and for that reason
you can well afford TO do the right
thing by somebody else's boy. Why
not call up the Y NJ. c. y. now and
say that you will take a boy as your
guest?
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Voice Of the People


To the Editor of The Times-D ispa tch
Sir,-four Voice OF the People" has
become SO interesting and so popular
as an expression of opinion that IT IN
most regrettable when lnaccuracie.
sometimes appear in It's columns My
reference is to a letter in Wednesdays
issue, signed One Of the Women OF
Virginia" In which the writer protests
against the principle Of equal suffrage
on various grounds which I shall no.
tice aeriatim
First-The writer sees as result
of equal suffrage with working people,
the arraying of employees against en-
ployers. This is unfounded error.
Equal suffrage stands for equal nay
Tor equal work. in quantity and quail :
ity for man and woman, and does not
necessarily mean increase OF wages.
Instead of an objection, imagine that
employers would sometimes welcome
this as a let-up from the time worn,
cloth bifurcated. face hirsute" argu-
ment for increased salaries. That en-
ployers are too open minded to regard
this equality principle as Injurious to
their interests Is evidenced in the per-
mission given by some of the largest
department stores In Richmond for
equal suffrage talks to their employees
That the equalizing of salaries does
not result in the dismissal of female
employees, witness also the operation of
the school laws regulating equally, for
both sexes, teachers salaries in our
present equal suffrage States ,(except
California, which has not had time yeti.
Second-Your correspondent. In a
previous article, we'll as in this one
In question. has cited Colorado (where
equal suffrage has been In force for
nearly twenty ycars) as an example OF
It's inutility In benefiting the wages of
the working woman. In answer I quote
from Judge Lindsay. OF Colorado
twhose authority IS unqucstioncd), as
follows: Tho United States reports
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-16

o the Editor of Tho Times Disnatcb
I'll, .,r'-it rarely occurs that Old Vir.
6,ita, me mother OF statesmen, com
h nuts an error in the administrator of
ner governmental affairs. She carries
On her shoulders wise, conservative
and well balanced head, and ia not 70
oe sWayed or influenced by frivolities
or fanaticism. Unlike many of her
sister States she pursucs the even
tenor OF her ways and walks, though
III constitutional paths of tho fathers
rceesardless of the policies of other
states; hence her laws are rcyered b,,
her citizens. and law and order prevail
throughout her domain
IN the question of prohibition she
ma, mas never lost her head, but, as in
the past, has exercised common scnec
Any law created by Legislation W SInsg,
is not approved or acceptable to a
MAJ ority of the people, can never no
enforced, Such are the conditions
,',ni now exist In the so-called pro-
lace fraud, hypocrisy, Injustice and
tyranny, and 1t has never accom- plish-
ed the object for which 1t was intend
ca. Have the manufacture and con
der the present law? Have the morals
OF the people improved2 Have drunk
enness and crime decreased? We an
Swer, they have not. From the govern
ment's report more liquors have been
manufactured and consumed the past
year than In two decades. If we eX-
anime tho records OF the courts we
find that crime In tho so-called nrohl-
bition States has not diminished. BY
transferring tho sale OF liquors from
the hands of State authorities to tho
hands of irresponsible violators of tho
law--"blind tigers"---the revenue has
been reduced, resulting in increased
taxes. Between tho present date and
January, 1912, there VIII be dumped
in every community of North Carolina
millions of dollars worth of whiskey
imported, from other States Who arc
henchciaries? The express company
blind tigers and the legal fraternity
which defend the Yl9latQrs Of the &C.
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beth AIIAuAu,s sAuu,,,,,,,

seven years ago. when Beth Ahaha h
Temple was dedicated The I'imes-D;s-
patch took occasion TO Congratulate ,bo
Jews OF Richmond, saying that IL was
building worthy OF worthy citizens
Ct no mean city. Yesterday was tho
saboaiicai anniversary OF the templc,
and We congratulate the Beth Ababah
congregation on seven years Of devo.
ton in that temple to the lofty ideals
Of great race and the sublime faith
Of heroic religion
The commemora ton yesterday had 4
dual significance, for Beth Ahabah was
dedicated ON that DAY which begins
the Festival of Hannukah OF dedlca
ton. That lesser holiday Of tho Jew
1sh calendar was instituted when the
temple was reclaimed for the worshiu
OF Jehovah after Antiochus had been
. defeated by Ike MaccGbean spri, Of re.
B!stanoe 10. The invader. who sought ,c
ibesiroy the Jewish faith and proselytc
sehe Jewish people. In maatcrful com
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-16

able to meet from bis poor stipend
The reason for his absence from tho
army is the same reason which drove
! other men out Of the service. Tho
Columbia Record, published in tho
county from which Lykes went to West
Point very. truly makes this com
mcnt:
Those who have not seen service
themselves or who have mot had near
relatives in the army can hardly
realize to the fun Just how hard Il II
for young subaltern to live within
his pay and allowances. more espe-
ciaily If no be stationed Mt n brigade
post or other army community In
which social obligations arc heavy and
must be met, and where clothing and
equipment requirements arc elaborate
and burdensomc. Socially, the second
lieutenant is the equal of the captain
or the major. and hence his necessary
outlay for maintenance is hardly less
than theirs. although there is great
disparity in the pay of their rcspec-
tive grades"
The Record is right. There is a sort
OF official good fellowship In the army
and navy requiring by tradition and
unwrittcn code of conduct that tho
young officer shall spend practically
all he gets upon his person socially
and upon the mess table. There is no
chance to save for these subalterns:
they are compelled TO spend. Tho re-
suit is that there Is high percentage
of suicides among junior officers that
constitutes n stain on the service and
a reproach to the government.