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MEXICAN
Continued from Firs. Page,

ed 10 cross the International bridge
FOR = time panic prevailed, but with
the assurance that the entrance OF
the government troops would be de-
layed, practically normal conditions
were restored before nightfau
The United States military authori-
Ties protested against the action OF
the city officials of Eagle Pass in
denying the refugees admittance. but
without result IL is urged that the
prevalence of smallpox in Piedras Ne
Eras and nearby settlements makes
the enforcement Of quarantine restric-
tons necessary.
Changes In Cabinet.
MEXICO CITY, Oct. Ano.bar
general shake up in the Huerta cabi-
net to-day has resulted in a complete
change OF the ministry with the ex.
ception OF the war portfolio Most
OF the ministers were shifted from
one department to another. but in two
instances sub-secret1ries were pro-
noted. The cabinet as IL Is now con-
sututed follows:
Minister Of foreign relations
Querido Mohene. recently appointed
sub-secreiary in that department.
Minister OF the interior-NanueI
TARA Aidape. recently foreign minis
Ter and later minister OF public IN
struction.
minister or hnance-Adolfo De Ia
Lama. formerly minister OF Justice.
Minister OF public Instructions
Garcia Narajo. formerly sub-secretary
or that department.
minister OF communications and
pubuc Works-Jose NJ. Lozano. form
cry minister OF communications
minister ~ Justice--Erique Geros-
utta. formerly minister OF finance
Minister OF war-Goneral Aureliano
banquet retains portfolio.
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AUTO THIEVES HAVE
NOT BEEN CAPTURED

Up until a late hour last night the
thieves who broke into the garage OF
James Bailey. on Tweutv.fourth
street. and stole his automobile and
accessories. were still az large. War
rants were sworn out FOR the two
Young men who. It s. said. committed
ME deed. bur the names are being
withheld In the hope OF catching the
thieves of their guard.
lt was stated yesterday that thew
had taken enough stuff from tho other
machines which were I'm the garage NJ
fhe time 20 carry them for Ave thou
sand miles without having 10 buy anv
ne" material for The car. n was
Thought probable that the persons who
took the car were on route 10 tho
Worlds Series games and 10 NAV b..
that they will be- caught on the way.
Tho car is % five. passenger Ford
practically as good as new r. IS a
known fact that the thoft was com.
m'''rd by local people. and not by au-
fonohilr thieves. as was no FIRST
thought
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SOLDIERS GET
HIGHWAYMAN

STONiNGTON. Conn, Oct. 6.
Skirmishing through the woods in the
northern part of this town tonight.
United States coast artillerymen cap
tured man who is believed TO be
one OF the two masked highwaymen
who earlier In the day held up Carl
A koelb. paymaster OF the American
Velvet Company. and took from him
a satchel containing $4,000 in coin
and bills. The booty was quickly re-
covered from a hole under a wall
into which the bag had been tossed.
The two hundred artillerymen
went out on extended order through
cemetery in which Il was Thought
the bandits were hiding. The men
had escaped. however. and the Skin.
Inlsh line swept onward through a
Wild section OF the town. Occasion
ally soldier would get a glimpse OF
the quarry and the pursuers would
sweep onward again. The artillery
men We're followed by groups OF
towns people and farmers-most OF
the latter armed with guns-while
later three hundred employees OF the
velvet company were released from
work 10 join I'm the man-hunt
Answered Description.
Al dusk the soldiers encountered a
civilian wearing q soldiers overcoat
The man answered the height and
build the description given by Mr..
Koelb of one OF his assailants. He Is
about 25 years OF age. Tho second
bandit escaped.
The men apparently planned the
holdup with care. They had not an
ticipated that soldiers from Fort IL c.
Wright al Fishers island. who have
been here for a fortnights field work.
would be I'm the vicinity The hole
into which the satchel was thrown
had been prepared. A part OF the
metal work az the handle OF the bag
was not covered and It was discover
ed the searching party. II IS sup
posed that. had the men made their
escape, they would later have re-
turned and secured the satcheI
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FIRST OF THE DISTRICT MEET
lNGS TO BE HELD IN TRlA-
DElPHiA DISTRICT.
Orator From West viii Discuss Pro
visions Of New Tariff Bir-A
Large Crowd Expected.

Plans have been completed for n
rousing Republican rally TO be held
this evening In the auditorium of the
Edgfngton Lane school house. This
meeting will be the first TO be held in
Triadelphia district during the pres
emit congressional campaign and as
the voters there are much Interested
because OF the fact that Hon. Julian
g. Hearne. candidate for the office,
Is resident OF the district, il ia
thought that the meeting will be one
or the largest district meetings in the
county
Congressman Patrick F. Kelly OF
Michigan will be the principal speak
er or the evening. Mr.. Kelly Is an
orator or much prominence and should
please every place he goes. He is well
acquainted with the provisions of the
new tariff bill and will be able TO dis
cuss II freely. Farmers Of this dis
trict know full well the benefits do
rived under the old tariff and because
or this fact will be doubly Interested
IN nearing a man who Is able to dis
cuss the question from every stand
point, because OF his intimate knou.I.
edge OF II by being in congress while
IL was being discussed.
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DAVIS SPEAKS
IN MOUNDS WILLIE
DEM RATS HAVE MEETING
THAT is FAIRLY WELL
ATT END ED.
Speakers Is Doomed as Candidate
For United States Senate In 1918.
Surprise 20 Audience.

4 gally OF the Marshall county
Democrats was held last evening IN
the court house at Moundsville. the
feature Of which was an address nv
Hon. John W. Davis There was hut
a fair attendance at the meeting and
nothing like the expected enthusiasm
was shown
Mr.. Davis address was in the
main n defense OF the recent actions
OF the Democrats In passing the TN
derwood tariff bill. he maintaining
that the measure would serve 70 slim
ulate business instead OF causing "A
preston. He scoffed az predictions or
panic and stated that in his opin-
ion the present tariff bill was one Of
the best that had ever been enacted.
During the course OF his talk ne
also took occasion to pay a his-r com
pliment 20 the Democratic candidate
for Congress. Major NJ VI. Nicely.
outlining conditions IN tho First dts
trict as they appeared 20 him. and
was most optimistic az 20 the Demo
cratic chances OF success az the com
Ing special election.
Captain w j. Alexander was
elected as chairman OF tho meeting
and opened T. with a brief introdu :.
ton OF Mr.. Davis
one Of the notable incidents OF the
meeting. which may possibly serve as
food for considerable thought arnona
the many politicians throughout tho
state OF all parties Just as Mr.
Davis began his address n large ban
ncr in the rear Of tho speaker plat.
form was suddenly unfolded and with
almost startling suddenness tho audi
ence read For United States Sen.
ator. 1916. Hon John " Davis =,
Whether the solicitor general hqd
previous knowledge Of this announce
ment IS not known. but duinrr hfs
talk he made no illusions 20 II IN
tho form OF a denial
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Save your hair. Make ID soft,
fluffy, lustrous and
beautiful.

Try as you will, after an application
OF Dsnderine. you cannot find a single
trace OF dandruff or falling hair and
your scalp will not itch. but what will
please you most. will be after a few
weeks use. when you see new hair.
fine and downy at first-yes-but real
iy new hair-growing all over the
scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately dou-
Dies the beauty OF your hair No diff
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cHEcE THE SYMPTOMS
or LUNG TROUBLE


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ni rc-ov'rles and additional ofi.
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HAIR STOPS FALLING, DANDRUFR
DISAPPEARS--25 CENT DANDERINE

ference how dull. faded. brittle and
scraggy. Just moisten cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw II
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a time. The effect is imme-
date and amazing-your hair win be
light. FUZZY and wavy. and have an
appearance OF abundance. an incom-
parable luster. softness and luxuri-
ance. the beauty and simmer OF true
hair health. =
Get a ascent bottle OF Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or toll
let counter. and prove that your hair
Is as pretty and soft as any-that II
has been neglected or injured by care
less treatment-that's all.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. oct. Five
year old Amy Elliott. of Owing. y /
vas inti inty Killed b. "a trolley car
N'I' icddF when sh" ran from an
auI owobiIn. ln which her mother vas
seated. towards a. candy store ON tho
opposite sadie ot the street The
mother. Who had the baby in her arms
7-l H the machine poWerIess o., pre
vent fh" tragedy. The chud's father
$40 NH. making some purchases in
'hnl i'f store arrived ON tI- scene
ae fhD body Na. being rarr,,.5 f-,-,,
beneath t.' wheels of th. car
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HATFIELD MAY NOT COME
WRITES LETTER TO ALBERT sNEOEKER. CAMPAIGN
FOR The HON. JULIAN HEARNE-IMPORTANT
NESS WAY OETAIN HIM-PRAlsEs MR. hEARNE

Hon Albert Snedeker
Hearne Republican candidate district
letter from Governor r.
IL probable that he will not be able
behalf OF Mr
matter Is taking much Of his time The
October g. 1913
My
Your communication OF October Ord has
note what relative coming TO the First
district / cannot tell Monday Just how
UlHrh time ] can give owing the that
ginia debt matter pressing Us /
THIS Important question that In
wolves the state. for reason
am glad 70 know that Judge be IN
ing october 9th and VIII make
the district This will DO "a great deal Of good
assure you n vii afford a great deal Of pleasure
70 come 70 the First district my testimonial 70
me worth ~ the Hon Julian O.. IS no man
In the state that should the Iaborng
class han Senator Ucarne His position on
ures mat presented themselves
TOT i,sef lie has a
standing Tor measures which had for their purpose
bringing about of humane and LAM
mis- VIII De his ~ tho
district enfrust him
tive IN the congress Of be States
Yours sincerely
H. D. HATFIELD
Wheeling Va
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Mrs. Maggie Woods Mecabe.

This morning at 1:15 olcock oc.
Cured the death Of Mrs. Maggie
Woods McCabe the wife of r. 4. Nc
cabe at the family home at Pleasant
Valley. Mrs. McCabe was a lady OF
near sixty years and was we'll known
in this vicinity. She had been - for
some time and her death. though ex-
pected. came as "A severe shock to
her many friends. Funeral arrange
ments are as yet incomplete.
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CONGRESSMAN KELLY TO SPEAK
AT EDGINGT0N LANE TONIGHT
STRAW VOTE ON TRAIN
FAVORS HEARNE.

On. the II. & o. train which
Is DUE in Wheeling at 1895
from Washington. a straw
vote vas taken on the con
gressimal candidates by the
eligible voters on the train.
There were II voters on the
train. and 65 votes We're cast.
OF that number the Hon. Jul
lan G. Hearne received %.
Laughlin 10, Nicely 10. Hilton
10. and Holt !. This is a
very interesting vote and
speaks well for Mr.. Hearne.
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sxEcurIvr .rsslnn

Tho Democrat. ..r,f. ,.......,.
mot ln executive e.....r .,f ti... ,........
cDmmi aIore' office lad ,I.tt ..r
l'''.d arrangement. f.r fF. m...
.'. W'dh's1at evening mo- OBJ, Market
''.t'rinu whom Champ CLARK VIII
De- present to address tho voters.
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FLYING SQUADRON"

The Flying Squadron" composed
OF young lawyers OF this vicinity. got
a good start last night when the van
guard invaded Elm Grove in automo-
hiles and addressed n large gathering
in that town in behalf OF Hon. Julian
G. Hearne. Speeches were delivered
on the tariff and general political sub
jects by Assistant Prosecuting Attor-
ney David Mckee. Hon. Frank \
O'Brien and Hon. benjamin J. Rosen-
bloom. A quartette accompanied the
speakers and rendered several appro-
pirate selections. which were pleas
ing to the large crowds that gathered
about the autos TO listen 10 the ora
tors. The speakers viii continue their
trip throughout the week.
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several Prohibitionist lecturers are
scheduled 10 deliver speeches.
\ Republican rally will be held in
Gorby's school house Wednesday
night and Hon. G. r. Carrigan will
be the principal speaker. Friday
night Hon. Howard Sutherland. con
gresham at large from West Virginia
will address large meeting in
Shnrrnr "a
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HEAVY sLAsrs.

Quite n little excitement and com
mcut was aroused IN tho city aa to tho
cause or the continuous roaring ~
blasts which shook tho city consider
AMY during Tho early part Of last
nicht The cause of the noise was Tho
blasting Of dead metal from the bot
toms or the blast furE-ccs al the mills
at TwCnty-sixth stsurL
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Coyle Obsequies.

NJ. J. Coyle. formerly OF this city hut
ror many years resident OF Akron, o.
died at the home OF his daughter. Mrs.
James Tucker. on Francis avenue. In
that city. at o'clock Sunday evening.
Ito died following an attack OF paralysis.
lie - survived by his widow and two
children: John Coyle. OF Los Angeles,
Cal. and Mrs. James Tucker Of Akron:
also sister. Mrs. Daniel Cochran, OF
this city. Interment will be in Akron
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All parties concerned i'm the nrasa,,,
congressional fight are working hard
IN Marshall county. Many meetings
nave been planned for the remainder
OF THIS week in the neighboring coun-
" and nothing is being left undone
80 ger the attention OF the voters
The Democrats started last nigb,
with Hon John w. Davis speaking in
me court house at Moundsville and
friday night Major VI VI. Neely. can.
cldat- Tor congress Is scheduled IN
taIk 10 the voters In the same town.
- meeting or Democratic voters OF
Benwood was held last night AZ Ubicb
Iitne local persons spoke on the fight
SOCIALISTS and Prohibitionists are also
making strong fight in the county
rrldaN night Walter " Hilton OF this
CITY VIII speak in Moundsville and
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Gibbs-I can't for the life Of me sec
why women are taking such an inter
est I'm politics.
Ribbs-I can. when I think OF the
political scandals-Springfeld Union.
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4 now Asiatic cable viii he iaid
from Alden 20 Honrkong VIA Coiuho
md singapore ~ VII to 900 miles
long and viii cost $1,000 0oO
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UNUSUAL
Merchandise Movement is In
stituted at the Milliren
Store Here.

MiIliren's, the well known cloth
ing house on Main street next to the
Union National Bank, has indeed GER
tainIy aroused the curiosity OF the
people of this community. Commence
ing with series OF mysterious little
cards and brilliant tags strung and
scattered in every available place Inn
aginabIe. and ending with big an
nouncements elsewhere in this issue.
exhorting, beseeehing and shouting
to look for, to watch out for and GER
tainly not to miss a certain. bathing
something or somebody, advertised as
''Saville," and promising cash and
other good things. they have set
new pace in Clarksburg's advertising.
When seen by a representative OF
this paper, G. A. Milliren, Of Milliren
Bros, said that due to unforeseen
changes in their business it became
necessary to sell $4,000 worth OF
their stock before July %. The mat
ter was one necessitating selling this
amount or close to it. IL the contem-
plated changes were to be carried out.
There are any number OF unusual
features OF this very extraordinary
sale. For instance, to the first ten
people entering the store, when the
sale opens, 800 viii be given and the
next ninety will receive handsome
premium, all Of the first 100 in addi-
lion being entitled to $4,000 and 10000
votes, respectively, on the $500 I'VE
passenger Howard automobile, being
given absolutely free to the one haV-
ne the highest nubmer of votes.
These unique advertising methods
have created more than usual inter
est and great crowds will be on hand
when the doors open tomorrow at
A. m. Another feature is that every
law between 10 and 1890 m. there
will be extra special and truly re-
markable bargains. known as SaVilie
balf-hour star specials. Different
articles win be sold every day at
,bout half the wholesale cost.
This has been done by the Henry
saville Company, the we'll known ad-
,artising house OF Pittsburg, who mas
charge OF the sale, in order to get the
.rowds inside the store, for they rea-
llze that a great many other goods
will be sold once the people actually
ace the almost unbelievable reduc-
ions on Adler and Kuppenheimer
clothes, 6. & K, Dunlap and Roelroh
bots Batea-street and Cluett shirts
md other world famous brand oil
goods.
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FIRE AT PALNIER.

GRAFTON, July 11-Fire OF an
Unknown source destroyed the oanu
Jaw mill and power house at Palmer
,wned by John T. McGraw, Demo
ratio national committeeman but
leased by the hollywood Lumber
Company. The planning mill and &
gard stacked high with lumber were
,aved by strenuous efforts OF .
bucket brigade.
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PROHIBITION
Law Of West Virginia by Mr..
Yost, in Effect July
1, 1914.

The Prohibition Law, House Bill
No. 8. by Mr.. Yost, as passed by the
West Virginia Legislature February
IS, 1918. is. IN print in pamphlet form,
9 Ia by 6 inches. extra quality paper
and durably bound. Everybody should
have one Of these laws. Price 1So
at the Daily Telegram ofice.-Adver
tiseemnt.
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One of the best vacant
lots, on one of the best
streets in one of the best
localities for a home or
investment 61Lz fl front
by 101 feet deep. and a
corner lot.
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PRICE $1,000
1t is only a question Of
time until this property
will be selling for SIPS
per front foot. If inter-
ested let us show you.

Here Is a good six-roOm DWELL
ing, reception han, bath, base
ment and all modern improve
nents, finished In oak, papered
nicely, tive story brick and shin
gle, very desirable residence Sec
ton, corner lot 42x15O feet, splen-
did outbuIIdlngs. Price and
terms on application.
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on paved driveway, one OF the
best locations in that addition,
among beautiful homes, we have
so foot frontage, 100 feet deep 70
alley in rear TINT we can offer
for a few days only
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Right near B. g o. passenger
station, six room, two story.
frame, slate roof dwelling with
bath, all modern improvements,
lot 25xI52h feet. For quick sale
81, 800 CASH
You could not buy the lot and
build the house for the price.
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FoR 5000

III You want a lot with all mod
ern convenience here Is your
opportunity.
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Within three minutes of the
postonice Is corner lot S1xsO IT.,
alley in rear, nice place TO build
either for a home or Investment,
the cheapest lot In that neIghbOr-
hood.
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$4,000 CASH

Might make terms II good cash
payment Is made. Other lots In
this locality are selling for - 'oOO-
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KERN OBsEQUIEs.

Funeral services over the body OF
George Kern, who died in local hos
oital Wednesday after an illness OF
blood poisoning, were held at his home
,ear Wilsonburg at 2:3O o'clock Fri
lay afternoon. The Rev. Mr.. Whitner
conducted the services. The burial
was in a Bridgeport cemetery. the
funeral party making the trip in
special street car.
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Vacant lot in good residence
section, high and dry, eastern ex-
posture, 4Ox1SS TT, fronting two
streets.
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PRICE s. 500

one-fourth cash, balance on or
before one, two and three years.
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In what VIII become one OF the
most desirable residene sections
vacant lots having 40 tt frOntage'
three new houses are now under
constitution. There are a few lots
left ranging in price from
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$1,000 TO $4,000

Don't wait until these lots adj
vance. II you want 10 build q
home, terms will be attractive
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Almonds are high in nutritious
uality.
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An modern convenience.
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vacant. lot almost level, 40 by
40 IT., 10 IS #. alley In rear,
where a number OF new, good
homes have been built, In
splendid suburban section.
PRICE $1,000
An modern convenIences.