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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-03-22
GOOD ROADS MOVEMENT
CONTINUES IN FLORIDA
(speeial Dispatch 70 The Journal.l

NEW SMYRNA, Fla, March 1s.-A
public bridge over the st. Johns river
at Celery City and hard surface road
to the beach at New Smyrna was the
result of joint conference between the
committee from the board of trade Of
New Smyrna and the county commits
sioners of Orange county held at San
ford this week.
At. present those living in the interior
of Florida in order to reach New Smyr-
ma or beautiful Coronado beach on the
Atlantic must take a circuitous trip by
the way Of Daytona but the hard sur
face road decided upon will make
pleasing one hour drive between San
ford and the ocean.
A colony of Sanford people has been
established on Coronado beach and the
bridge and road is but the result Of
same
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-03-22

Especial Dispatch to The Journal)
MACON, Ga, March 20.-C. H. James,
of Columbus, is in Macon making prep
aration to organize a Boys Corn club
here. He anticipates visiting all the
country schools and enrolling the names
of as many of the boys who will join
the club as possible The board of ed
ucation will shortly announce the prizes
they offer every year to the boys rails
ing the best cotton and corn. He stated
that he succeeded in securing a large
number of members while in Columbus
and will secure a much larger number
in Bibb county.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-03-22

lief, show you the harmless, painless ma
ture of this great remedy and start you
well on the way toward a perfect cure.
Then you can get a full-sized box
from any druggist for 50 cents. and
often one box cures.
Insist on having what you call for.
Just send your name and address to
Pyramid Drug Co. 3l2 Pyramid Build
ing, Marshall. Mich. and receive free.
by return mail, the trial package In
a plain wrapper.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-03-22
HARD TO DROP
But Many Drop 1t

A young Calf, wife talks about coffee:
ut was hard 10 drop Mocha and Java
ard gives Postum trial. but my nerves
were so shattered that I was a nervous
wreck and Of course that means all
1rinds OF lis
at frst I thought bicycle riding caused
Il and / gave Il up, but my condition
remained unchanged I did not want
to acknowledge coffee caused the trouble
FOR ] was very fond OF it.
about that time a friend came TO
live with Us. and I noticed that after
ne had been with Us a week he would not
drink his coffee any more. / asked
him the reason. He replied. I have
not had headache since left of drink
fng coffee. some months ago, till last
week, when ] began again, here at
your table. I don't see how anyone
can Ike coffee. anyway. after drinking
Postum
4 said nothing. but at once ordered a
package OF Postum That was FIVE
months ago. and we have drank no
coffee since. except on two occasions,
when we had company. and the result
each time was that my husband could
not sleep. but lay awake and tossed
and talked half the night. We were
convinced that coffee caused his suffering.
so he returned 10 Postum. convinced that
the coffee was an enemy. instead OF
a friend. and he Is troubled no more by
Insomnia
Il. myself. have gained pounds in
weight. and my nerves have ceased to
culver. II seems so easy now TO quit
the old coffee that caused our aches
and ais and take I'D Postum" Name
given BY Postum Co.. Battle Greek,
Mich.
Read the little book. The Road to
MELVILLE" in pkgs. There's a reason"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-03-22
Piles Cured
at Home
Quick Relief-Trial Package Mail
ed Fee To All-In Plain
Wrapper.

Piles is a fearful disease. but can be
cured If you go at 1t right
An operation with the knife Is dan
gerous. humiliating and rarely a per-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-03-22

manent success.
There is just
one other way
to be cured
painless. safe
and in the pri-
vacy of your
own home-it Is
Pyramid Pile
Remedy.
We mail .
trial package
FREQ to all who
write.
1t will give
Won ouick re-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-03-22
Bond
Protects

have been for fifty years for their wonderful rich
of and remarkable lasting qualities II isn't possible
make them better than do make them. They Represent
the best In thought workmanship and material that be
put into any Piano Organ They ABSOLUTELY standard
and therefore have hesaney in guaranteeing them for
arofar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11
You Know?

That the Charter of the LOYAL
Order of Moose i now open.
the admission fee i $500 for .
short period. and after il close
the fee will be $500? DO YOU
know hat the Moose i the
twentieth century Order. the
Order Of the day. and that
Wheeling Lodge has now close
10 1000 members? Before the
Charter closes the membership
will reach l.5OO. This is your
last opportunity TO join this
Organization at the reduced
rate. If YOU are a man of good
moral character. and between
the ages of p and - year..
We tender you an invitation 10
join a Strong. Clean. Wide
Awake Social and Beneficial Or.
g~anization.
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WHAT WEST VIRGINIA IS
DOING FOR THE CHICKENS

ing in West Virginia. At the present
time he association has GO life Nom
beers and q associate members. the as
sociate members consisting OF local
poultry associations. - IN reality
there are several hundred poultrymen
affiliated with the ORGANIZATION.
State Support.
This notable SUCCESS OF The h.auch
has been largely due 20 the support
given Il b. tho West Virginia state
board or Agriculture. which has pub
lishcd the reports or the branch and
assisted II in various ways Tho last
mercting WAS held through the nnan-
cifl assistance a. thu Board 90 Arri-
culture.
The poultry interests iu West Viz.
giniu aro being recognized more and
more. A. the last annual meeting az
the Board uf Agriculture. 20 resolution
vas passed 90 The effect that 20 poultry
institute under the supervision OF the
West NirginiH branch Of the American
Poult-y assOcint.oa could not DO held
in connection with every local iocltry
exhibition in tile state This IN g.
self should 90 "a lot Of good 20 the
poultry industry. All pOultryuru 100
the state should write 10 Miss Irene
&. Dick. assistant secretary OF arricul
ture. Charleston. W. Va. for a. copy
Of the last report prepared hv tho
branch This Dis % nVh cation -r-
ing Of 50 PAGES and "a large number
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HELD TO JURY

Minnie Barker. the l~7-year-old girl
was arrested hy the humane Of
hccr several days aEo when she was
found lO.terinU in "a houscboat on
the south side with several young
men. "a given a hearing In the
county Jail last evening before
squire Harry Noitle and held 20
await Ga" action of the grand jury on
"a charge 81 fornication. Tho authOri-
ties have not wished 20 have the girl
kept In Jail on account OF her age.
but none OF the industrial homes
the state will receive her. rs a
medical examination showed that she
was afflicted with q loathsome dis
ease.
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THE THEATRE
POINTER At COURT
TOMORROW NIGHT

Burt and Nicola viii present Miss
Beulah Poynter in a Kentucky Ro-
az the Court theatre .or an
engagement OF three days. starting
tomorrow. tThursdasl. night. with
matinee On SaturcE
The plot IL begun .n an old Southern
home Ga Kentucky aad ends in a HAT
IN New York city. Cynthia Har-
greaves. q young gil raCEed and beat
en- by her supposed father. runs avay
and marries Lee Jameson. vho Is W.I
educated and the son O. n prominent
farmer Ills mother Insists on his
marrying Marcia Talbot but be- laughs
a. tho idea. knowing that his mother
Is thinking Only % tre Talbot mon.s
EarEreave- iut'Uatcs that tho Jane
sons 80 nor own The plantation. that
some MI else Is me ..Fh.sui owner
After Ice is married his mbther In
suits his VIE end she goes to New
York 10 live with Samantha Tubbs. a
faithful friend Cynthia becomes the
leading lady IN o broadway show. but
az iiarEreaves death ha tells that
Cynthia g. not his daughter but he
Killed her>father and tho Jameson
property IL %riEhtfuliy hers She fc--
gives Lee and all are made happy.
Seats are now on sale for an per.or-
marCcs.
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o. illustrations. and discusses such
practical subjects ass the construction
or poultry buildings. methods OF feed
ing for winter egg production. etc,
and also contains q llft az ,lc breed
crs az ppreh-od fowls iu West Vir-
ginia
TIE BUSY WOnAN's DAY
Il begins early. ends late. nd Is full
OF work She often has kidney trou-
bic without knowing g.. Her back
aches. and she Is tired and worn
out. Sleeps poorly. Is nervous. no
appetite Her bladder gives her trou-
BE too. Foley Kidney Pills will cure
all that rad make her strong and
well Mrs Lena Boyer. l. Frederick
st. Auburn. y Y. says. Three boxes
Of Foley Kidney Pills were all that
were needed 20 make me strong and
we'll They are the hest medicine
made FOR Kidney and bladder disor-
ders. Try them For sale by John
Coleman a. Co-Adv.
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At The

Owing 70 the big success OF the
musical comedy o%perctta. The Maid
Of Nicobar. with Watson. Homer and
Du Bar IN the principal roles. at tire
popula- Orpheum theatre Manager
James Fcnimore Lee has retained this
excellent musical comedy Offering for
the balance OF this week
Miss Maud Homer. the delightful
rrima donna. with a true singing
voice. has captivated her audiences an
week. during the action of this clever
Offering The balance of the bill now
OIL. .lug will come 10 q close tonight
and will give way 10 the new Keith
bin that comes in tomorrow matine.
The Abdallah~. Manning and Roberts.
Thornton. Friol aud Co. including
Bill kcller and his wife Maud. viii
the close OF the second performance
this evening The new hll that comes
tomorrow will have AZ thc added at
traction Morris and Eeasley in the
great comedy act called In the Man
icurc shop Smith and Zito. premier
musical comedians and other Keith
acts.
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ee6
NEXT MONDAY

Officer csc" COhsn and Harris
superb production o. Augustin Mac
Eurh's farce Of thaf name. Is enc Of
the busiest PLAYS % esented in Amer.
ica I'm the past twenty years. More
correctly speaking Officer sss" -
q me.odramatic farce that has taken
rank as the creates American comedy
Offering OF the present century. It's
climaxes are gripping. its story laugh
compelling. and its plot a perfect maze
OF complicated situations that present
a fiddle that at times SEEM all but
impossible OF solution. The uniquely
constructed plot Is full Of much mvs-
terry and many merry moments. This
great New York and Chicago success
viii be presented At the Court for two
nights starting next Monday. Deem
bcr Is. The superb original New
York cast. headed by Geo.Fe Nash
and Edward Abeles. with the complete
Broadway production. comes hero
fresh from a two seasons run 81 the
CRiety theatre. New York city. The
COMPANY Is this week playing IN tho
Nixon theatre IN Pittsburgh.
The Girl OF Ny Dreams" the mu-
sical comedy which IS very popular
here. Is underlined 20 return matinee
and night. December IS.
Peggy Thompson. a Georgian beau
~. will sing the role OF Olga IN the
new and lavish production OF The
Merry Widow She is also tho under
study OF Mabel WILDER In the prima
donna role OF Sonia. Henry W Saw
age Will oner the famous Cperetta az
the Court Wednesday. December %.
1912.
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Home for the Aged and Infirm
Members. n Health and lruber-
culOSi> Sanitarum. Join now
and tecome a member Of the
most progressive Organization
m the world. one that has in.
creased lis membership 100. 900
IN the last five wears. Benefits
PAID 10 the members are 500
per week in case Of sickness ar
accident. $1,000 in case 81
death. and free medical at:en-
ton j. given 10 the members and
their families. The dues are 75c
per month.
Application for membership
may he made through any mem
her Of Wheeling Lodge. or Cor
further information write. phone
or call on Fred \. WIS. Deputy
Supreme Organizer. Headquar-
tiers Moose Home. Egerter build
ing corner 18th and Market
SIS. Nat. Phone lO25-R.
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WEST VIRGINIA HOME
GUARD STATUE UNVEILED

"our Edwards. OF Carleton. Kama
aha county. 10 the State. The Rev.
Car. q noney. president o. WC-t yir.
mia Wesleyan Col ege. delivered the
Invocation after which the statue VAS
unveiled By NaEte- William Seymour
fhris-snsen Edwards. Of Goa burg.
The faE fell slowly away from Re 81
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need DO. boz order that w. might have
one Ntton. one faE and con-. people.
an glad Co. note not only a. cordial
relation but boo afrrfiuutts regard that
the boys 300 blue have Fog the boys BOO
greN. and that affection is fully recipr0-
Gated Dos tho huNz wuu marched with
lee and Jackson o. i- true Oh. quest
inns which were decided by that armed
conflict are -uu ruhJect- OF debate by
principals Goo tht controversy 70 words
Icfe. carried guns except o. shoot
game. never -mell'l powder Hhcu its
DOOR was dangerous Co.. scent and never
of a principle. than . .ile tongue 1r a
d~lHurlercd Zen. controlled lv ambition.
Hul perhaps ht all ~ these enemies Of
or.stsst -Sorumsnt.
hnf NJ fellow r.fizers. tht greatest
these huffe-s.arrei veterans. ls ire
tower ~ liberty and sglaI rIEHfa fur afl.
ara rp' al prislIfEtH flr nom Nh'cH
wae given o. la by f0refatHers and
Telpet4atsI hy f.. saior ana katrIptIsm
% those q marched under f.o stars
Hui stripes And every West NlrrluIHr
NAT great STRUGGLE f3r liberty Qua a
united country. There went out frlm .lr
mountains more mon anil boys IH.uHfIy
h'ysI according Co population than from
Hs strong Ha fIa ~Ffr.rresf and as brave
90 t.e lrareaf They were men r
boys who wrre acrusf9mei tH iarl-1irs.
hal beer t4t[fe i % tle s.looi 81
liberty HHI been rrlrtlr.l Hy tr.m from
t-fi- youth ur TIE mlsset Whi.h many
laIly rlml n'nn frH- f.. t.lne t.rt rfst
learned fn Ynf. H.I fhe uHrI.ff. IS
We .H sY often fHfur' tHe meal ~ .
soldier bore a Hfr.E.rE rfeeuhitntr Oh.
.y.
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w II Z Z LING NEIL
OF the kind ever seen in West Wiz
gin'a. and ls 80 suggestive 10 is por-.
trayal Of he period OF the sos that
he o critical persons have nothing
but praise Cor the statue.
Upon the platform were many no
table p~erronaEes % this and other
states. including Governor William =.
G.asscock. Goyernor-eiect n ID Hat
Held. Or Carl G. Doney. % Wesleyan.
the Judges Of the Supreme Court. RI
Rev. william Loyal Grsvatt. bishop
o. the Episcopal diocese OF West Viz
Finia General Romeo n. Freer. Past
Commander O. 4 r. Mrs. Lavinia
HaberEeid. state President Womans
re ief Corps. the sculptor. Henry
Brgsh-BrOwn. Ad.utsnt General
ChEr.es Eiio,'. Colonel william :.
Edwards. donor Of the statue. and
many hers.
The Governors star was 81 attend
aace IN fun Uniform also prominent
cmcers o. the Nsriona. Guard. with
companies - the State militia.
and furnished music ard a ple-
tareeque background 90 D entire
rrsro was thu formation ~ e thoss-
end school children carrying nass
The school children sang re Hymn
% tAc Wet NirEiniaTs the state
sarE written De- col Edwards Trained
rNu'ts - moro trln n hundred voices
"a THE irsp'rafu~ singing. Tho
r.1te rsiit,r dsed a vaiIte as the sta
tse vc- rnveiiod. and this brought
ths i'-h- o. me e-cs % the hundreds
o. grand arm" men who were a prom
inrrt part ~ tn cnvs program
GIFT Of Edwards.
Tho v.ft u rho rtntuo 20 tho grand
army - tho republic and vomens re-
IT, oor1s wos then scrmntiy made hv
COL Edvsrfs. n n short but decided
D. "nt rjai,i1E address lie sod
tHi- snlc-..d figure iv net intended
O.. ~'r-'s~rr uerr'- = blue coat nrl
BRASS igt'--v 'rsf .f' wears arr
s"w-fin.- srrfsod IN. soldier. r. i-
pot .0tanded 20 parade the personal
81 urv that r-r'efimce. mnylc. might
decorate she officer 20 whom chance
.I3 cc-7~Io1 MAJ have brought dis
Ir0tlcu. u not Intended to In an
way 8"~-71 iize who ~ those yct
surviving thr tears ard the glor'e-
of e'ft 'shurg. or A0t'etsm. or Shilo.
nr any other 90 the thousand fields ~
actual battle. vow receive and must
"'"- t"c"it. our mos: rc-erent hom-
... and t.ul.reet eafrar w on.
90 ...-. t.. .
q ""'H ~
present ana du'F rfIrf sent Tint Glrr-
iugs and heroic spirit which stirred
cha. p.,rt ~ a.. It, -
~ - "'"-'h '"e' nlN
'"''- Iiai cauntlfsS courage which
I.t within the man whom IL was Given
ID. -.,.-, .. ..r-o-r Th
-"" mat ~
li'i'' i"i'iI'-S OF soul which mad
heroes D th. uuprEtcnttous citi-ao
pum.u M. e- v-btcb bro,,,b. q.
"SNNW W
i''' ~" service or human
tr.-t4'u'. the militant peOpie Of these
mountain. and ..U.,s ,-t5s. ~
,~-
'' 'J'"lH-f "' n SpllciiloH'
anG Nrai iHI world.
---It. ,.
'- ia u pine g
'"' t'i''- MS the splendid personal
ItY. tine r~u~w.rrf.. courage Oh. d.
,~.tt,r. .-,,,
" Ih'~ hIe"'
100 ''t''Hl ana r"|Ntlut4urarN times
90 Race rrst- iu meeting every cau
f...D. Dr., ft. ,.t,., .
'N'' ''lNl~ OF
$500 i't'''h u stands Tor 90"
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VALUABLE SERVICE BEING REM
OERED BY INSTITUTES.
Held Under Auspices OF the State
Beard OF Agriculture ard State
Association.

L. there money IN chickens Well
there's lots OF money put into ,h'c-
keus. Their ought 20 De mou.. I'm
them. il Isn't 20 easy getting 81 out,
however. as some think. There the
difficulty.
Tho West Virginia Iirnnch or trr
American Poultry Association his
something 20 rny about that. That's
what the organization l. for. t. tell
the farmer and tho city lot poultry
man how To- gct money out ~ his
chickens. And that n what the n--
ISOLATION l. doing now by it, inst!tI-
tca
Institutes arc To- he held during the
next two months ~ tho following
places, B~uchannou. Dec. j.: EIkins.
Dec. f2; Parkersburg. Dec. -. Nor
Santown. Jan. p. -. Marys. Jan. 10.
The last annual meeting ~ the as
ISOLATION was held November 20. ~
Mart!nsburg. while tho poultry show
was being hold there Several poul-
try Investigators and authorities ON
poultry subjects were present and
gave chicken talks. some Illustrated
with stereopticnn.
one point made very clear IN tho
session was that the farmer has much
10" advantage over th. ,if,-f.f
p"Hltrvman In making money from
MS p"ultry-an advantage. hy th.
way. that th" farmer rs hv uo means
making the most oG. Tho farmer ha.
free rang" for his stock for % great
part "t the year. 90 the flock lives
HffAti} con grains AMI other food that
would "th'rwiS" %. an absolute vast.
on tho farm. but th. trouhI. is th,l
10 many farmers 10 not give tho roul-
I't enough attention. either in hor--
ihE' rearing or marketing. thus lose
ing q chance 20 build 800 one OF tn.
most profitable departments OF the
arm
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The Girl OF Ny Dreams" the mu-
steal comedy which Is very popular
here. is underlined 20 return matinee
and night. December IS,
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Daily Fashion Talks
BY MAY MANTON
A SMART AND PRACTICAL SUIT.

NJ r OIL x
N styles ars
always be-
coming to youthful
figures and this "a
son they arc cN-
trcmcly fashion
able. + his
illustration shows a
SUR made in Nor
iolk style and IL 10
rs well adapted to
small women az TO
Young girls. The
cost is made with
box piaits applied
over the seams
both in front and IN
back The vide
collar. the big
kets and the
sleeve straps ~
contribute 10 tho
smart effect. The
siE gurcd skirt 10
lad in box pLaits ~
DE front and back
sams and theso
p.a.ts are stitched
20 o Iknos
depth. Below this
point. they ar
pressed very haa
but allow freedom
f1r wall ug. Ia
the illustration, tbs
suit is made q one
ui The new euitin1
bot sci - equally well
adapted 20 s~rKe,
Chcviot. corduroy,
vrlvefcen ard rs
like Bropn corr
durov is always
pretty and you'd
mskc m excellent
choior Tor corduroy
is very fashionable
anil stands q great
amount of hard
usage
.lUr thr - year
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Hsnosome Statue Donated % the
state BY william Seymour Ed
wards Unveiled Yesterday.

SPECIAL Dispatch Co tn. Int ir.nre-
CHARLESTON. " Va. Dec. To-
The unveilils 81 To hca.t.ui statue
Of the West Virginia home guard oi
dieF here al the capitol grounds this
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One that puts bread and The
almighty dollar into the homes
of its members in time of need.
an Organization that provides a
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Government Official.

This was brought our first In tho
talk of Harry VI. Lamon. senior ami.
nal h~usbandman IN poultr, iuyasfiaa
ions Of he United States Dauarfm,r,
Of Agriculture. Mr. Lamon also poinf.
cd out that the farmer should keen
pure bred stoCk-he did not saw he
cause they lay more eggs than mon
Ercls. hut because they make fb,
flock more uniform 70 present a
more uniform appearance when IL
comes 10 marketing. aud therefore
they bring more money.
Chickens should be- graded said
he. Just as apples are. The careful
apple grower does not mix tho mum
Der One apples with the cuIis and sard
them 20 market lie sprays and trims
lbs trees and gets the best possible
fruit. and then grades 10. The farmer
often sends his flock Of poultry 90 the
market Without sorting. and without
conditioning Poultry well fltted and
sorted always sells above the market
while the market BIZ always over
stocked with culls with free range
for growing Die stock. and ground
grains and milk for fa%tteniur tho
farmer should produce the ba-- OF
market chickens ready for market
VT Lamun also urged the faurIrrs
not 20 conhnc their operations fo
raising fancy fowls TO sell to each
other. but by selling their stock and
eggs for what the farmer VIII pay fo
create r. market with farmcrs
Other Speakers.
other speaker were John s. uo1f.
oi MartInsburg. who. OBJ. mayor pro
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-31
Ministers Show Quite Cor
clustvely the Exponent
Here is Making.

y.
HUNTINGTON, July 31-The fol
lowing communication by John C.
Cranberry, of lBarboursville, is pub
listed by the independent Tribune:
J. fear you have been led into err
ror in asserting IN your editorial col
umns of a few days ago an extract
from the Clarksburg Exponent un-
favorable to the gubernatorial can
dlaacy OF DR.. II lD. Hatfield, on the
ground OF his alleged hostility to
prohibition. For, in the first in
stance, the opposition of the Expo
nent to DR.. Hatfield is partisan. the
Exponent being a Democratic news
paper; and in the next place, unless
/ am very greatly in error, the zeal
of the Exponent for the prohibition
cause is altogether new and not
natural to It, If, indeed. the
Clarksbufg Exponent has joined the
prohibition ranks Il am more than
glad.
Some months ago instituted ex-
tensive personal Investigations in
order to ascertain the attitude 0f
candidates toward the ratification
Of the prohibition amendment and
the liquor traffic in general. NO
where did l find a more hearty and
thoroughly satisfactory response
than the case OF DR.. Hatfield.
4 received. a personal letter from
his pastor, the Rev. H. B. Brown,
dated April 10, HE is in charge d
the Methodist Episcopal church.
South, at Eckham. He says: 81
md the doctor an intelligent, broad
minded, strictly temperate, upright
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-31
Baseball
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results .

Boston Z. ST, Louis IS.
New York 10, Chicago a.
Cincinnati 5, Brooklyn 4.
PIttsburg g., Philadelphia q