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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-07
OBSERVED MOTHERS DA "
|CARNATION IN EVIDENCE

audience Joining In q little ripple OF
laughter in appreciation OF his mean.
Ing. III takes a heap Of grace in
some Of US TO get along with them.
"A Christian is one that loves peo-
pie he doesn't like was Dr. Lyons
Characterization of the man Who
meets the people that are difficult oil
appreciation with smile on his
face and gladly extended hand.
Christian Science Not Logical.
The speaker then criticised tho
Eddy theory OF an atmospheric
God, stating that Christian Science is
neither Christian nor is It scientific.
Mrs. Eddy says tina. God Is good
and that good is Cod he declared.
MY wife is Christian woman. Mr..
Mitchell's wife Is n Christian wo.
man. Therefore. my wife Is Mr.. Mitch,
ellis wife, or Mr. Mitchelrs. wife Is
my wife-that would be fhe logic OF
Eddyism.
You cannot worship goodness In
the abstract. cannot 80 out on the
front door steps and embrace the at.
mosphere. When you say that God
Il everywhere, in the air, and III tho
rose, and in the other things OF life,
you have an atmospheric God that's
atheism. You have to have back OF
your love personality 10 whom You
will give your life and love through.
ont all eternity. S
MANY man here to-day can teR
tify that 1t has been the love Of d
mother, sister, sweetheart or cody
wife that has been the restraining In.
fluence and that has kept his life
straight and pure and perpendicular
Every soul knows that restraining
Influence that can come alone from
the influence and conviction OF Jesus
Christ. y
In the words OF the original Greek
that word 'constraIn In our text
means hold together, 1t unifies.
There must be some great power and
influence TO bring lives together and
unity them, There is only one power.
AS you get the love OF Jesus In your
ksert,- loyalty to. him Will, cause. Won
,' join with that eternal brotherhood
and you win also be brought into fol.
!owship with every other one that;
loves Jesus. s5s
THE time is going TO come when we
are all going to see the forces that
accept Jesus, the Son Of God, as their
personal Lord and Savior. bound To-
gether in one mighty army. going
.continued on Page Four,
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VERGER DISCOVER SIT AND DIPS
EXPLOSIVES IN WATER - SET
FIRE TO BUILDINGS AND COM.
NIT OTHER DEPREDATloNs.
tBY ASSOCIATED rHESs.l

LONDON. Eng. May {. Three
bombs found in as many places in Lon.
den today made il appear that the mil.
liant suffragettes had entered anew
upon their campaign Of destruction fol
lowing the defeat Of the wCnan's sui.
frage bill in the House Of Commons
last night.
The Ferger who conducts sightseersS
through the massive Saint Pauls Ca.
thedral was making his rounds Al
about s O'Clock this morning when he
heard a ticking sound near the High
Altar. Upon investigation he found
hidden Il heavy parcel done mp il
brown paper. He Immediately placed
it in water end handed it over to the
police, who found suffrasette nrwsIG'
pers wrapped M with the bomb.
shortly after the discovery at the
Cathedral, the police found a similar
bomb on the steps OF q newspaper Of
flee in Fleet street. A tin canister
believed TO contain explosives. was
picked up on the steps OF Wholesale
drug establishment near Saint paul'S
Suffragette arson squads were also
busy this morning. They burned pa
Wilton on the cricket field at Bishop
! Park in the west end of London. ant
set fire to an occupied house IN the
, north Of London. SutfraGette placards
end quantities of chemicals were found
in the vicinity OF both fires
Another mysterious fire broke out n
| lumber yard In Lambeth. the fourth
OF its kind in London within a few
days
The bomb from the Cathedral wa;
examined at the police station and 10
ter al the Home Office by Government
experts. 1t was painted black and con
tanned Two cetonators. attached 10 ar
| electric battery. It vas filled with
slugs Of hard black substance. There
is no doubt, the police say. but that !,
was placed in position by militant SUI
fragettes. or persons IN their employ.
The general public is admitted to
the chair and aisles of saint Paul's Ca
thedral between the hours of II
o'clock in the morning and half past
three in the afternoon. The Cathedral
was closed at 8 o'clock last evening,
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PROGRESS
IS RETARDED
SCORES OF MINORITY AMEND.
MENTS MAKES 1T DIFFICULT TO
FIX TIME FOR CLOSING DEBATE.
tBY ASSOCIATED PgEss.l

WASHINGTON. D. C., May THE
income tax section OF the tariff bill
has so retarded progress of the meas
Tire in the House that Democratic lead
ers today expressed doubt of the bilrs
passage before tomorrow
Mr.. Underwood sought when the
House reconvened TO speed up consid.
Grafton OF the section, but there were
scores Of minority amendments and he
found It difficult to fix any time for
closing debate.
Following the income tax wcrc the
administrative features with several
stumbling blocks In The way.
Should these features 3e reached be.
fore the night session, the Democrats
plan 10 bring about an agreement 70?
a vote before adjournment. probably
about midnight.
The first attack on the income tax
was by Representative Graham. oil
Pennsylvania. who urged an amend
mcnl TO change the provision rcquir.
ing the tax TO be paid at the source
Of income. Mr.. Hull declared the plan
had worked successfully for so years
In England. where every hod carrier
understands, and approves H."
WASHINGTON, d. G.. May -
China Is preparing to follow Japan ii
protesting against the California alien
land bill. Many Chinese still own land
in California, and 1t is with the pur
pose OF protecting them against los;
of their property that the Chinese gov
erHment is contemplating protest
In his maiden speech today Sene, OF
Sterling. OF South Dakota, attacked
'ha nrNvision in the SunGry bill ap
preparation bill exempting labor ant
laim organizations from the Sherman
antitrust law.
| The Sherman act stands as &
| SNtit ana SHit!l u NC II Hltl luI
fr3o,tng man. said he. AS inter
uretr1 Nv the Supreme Court. It Is his
protection in every lawful enterprise
10 secure better prices y" increased
wages or shorter hours or better SAM
tary conditions. and further than TIA
no class should ask 10 60"
Senator Sherman, CT Illinois. alst
addressed the Senate 'or .he frs
3time. and Introduced an amendment
giving labor exepressely the power
\ to organize. ito preserve right nov
l""sr""sed 49, not going so far n!
the House bill"
Il would rather not return TO this
body after the two fleeing years
am commissioned to serve" said he
Than stullify my conscience by aiding
the rampant lawlessness abroad III
this country.
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LARGE AUDIENCE GATHERED TO.
DAY TO HEAR EVANGELIST
LYoN-MRs. POWELL SINGS AP.
PEALiNG SOLO.

The large audience which gathered
at the tabernacle this afternoon witt
few exceptions observed Mothers Day
| by wearing the white or red carna
tons as fitted individual cases. Mrs
Powell rendered an appealing solo
Memories of Mother" before DR.
Lyon commenced his address,
Or. Lyon commenced his discussion
Of tie afternoon theme, "fhe Chris
tan Incentive" taking I'd Cor. J:l4 n.
mis- text. For the love OF Christ cen
straineth u.s."
Motives in Life. ...
Following a discussion of the vari
GUS motives that mpel progress II
life, either for or against righteous
ness-hate, fear. ignorance and 9th
crs, DR.. Lyon came 10 tho discussion
OF the secret of the power that Chris
gave to his disciples--"lhe love o
Christ that conslrainetn US"
Nov, mark you,' said the evange
list. that is both objective and sub
jective. Christ's love for the FAITH
err and Christ's love for the world
He was not seeking for the applaus,
Of earth. He got his inspiration
from heaven" The speaker ther
compared this condition 10 that Of
a diver in L living bell, who trusts
not for the lover elements for his
sustaining air, but gets it from
above. Friends, when, like Jesus
you will have the love of the Father
III your heart, and are assured OF the
Fathers love in your soul. you won't
care what people say about you,
continued Dr. Lyon. Don't try tC
be philanthropic and charitable with
cut being Christian. We have so
ciety balls where people will spend
, thousands OF dollars In dress and fin
cry In order to make few dollars
for charity. In these days. indeed, Il
society circles. charity covers mul
tltude OF sins. e.---, .ss-.---.,
And then there is Christ's love
for the world. When he looked out
ipan them he had compassion or
them. Any one can love the loving
the lovely and the loveable. have
met some people rhn, just couldn',
help but like. There are some other
people" and here Dr.. Lyons smile
told his meaning So well that nc
further words were necessary, the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-07
sUFFRAGET1Es PLACE CLOCK
BOMB IN ST PAUL's CATHEDRAL

End il appears certain that the bomb
vas deposited before that hour. 1t
was found under chair beside the
bishops throne. The dean conducted
evcnsong near the Bishops throne las,
evening. but did not notice the pack.
age or hear the ticking. Plain clothes
Policemen have been on duty in Saint
Pnul's for several weeks, for the "a.
press purpose of preventing miIitan.
srilragette outbreaks. but they oh.
served nothing wrong last night. Sey.
eral parts OF the Cathedral, usually
open to the public. were closed to-day
small but fiendlshly powerful" Is
the police description of the bonn
found in the Cathedral. When the ma
chine was taken to pieces it was dis.
covered that 1t had been timed to ex
plcdo Al midnight, but a arrangement
OF the clork work retarded the explo
sion.
Apparently only this accident pre-
vented untold damage 10 the old Ca
thcdral. A number of brass screws
nails and metal slugs were fourt
among the contents.
LONDON, May Miss Mae Scot
Troy. n San Francisco suffragette, CT
hled today to Andrew Carnegie as 10!
lows:
WHAT right have YOU 10 pose as al
American citizen when you are regis
tered As voter in the parish OF Mar
roch In the county OF Sutherland. Scot
land? You are voter No. II on the
official list. received by me tc day from
the sheriff OF that county. Why die
King Edward offer you Dukedom".'
Mr.. Carnegie is described on the vot
ing list as Occupation, gentleman
flace OF abode. Sklbo Castle"
NEW YORK, May Air. Carnegi,
l.. an American citizen" said Jane.
Isetram. his secretary. today. He be
came so without naturalization. be
cause he came here as minor when /,
years old. and his father was natural
ICED before he became of age. If he is
/ registered as a voter in Scotland. h.
had nothing to do with 1t personally
He is property owner there and hi
name probably appears on the regis
try list in connection with that fac.
To could not vote IN Scotland becausr
nc is an alien there"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-07
FIDELITY TRUST AND MERCAN-
TILE TRUST COMPANIES OF
BALTIMORE ARE FORMING
SYNDICATE.

The Fidelity Trust Company of Bal
tfmre. the Mercantile Trust and De.
post Company of Baltimore, and the
Federal Utilities, Incorporated OF New
York. have bought the $4,000, 900 issue
Of Elk Horn Fuel company. first mort.
gage five per cent convertible notes
and are now forming syndicate to
underwrite1the notes.
The Elk HCrn Fuel company is con.
trollcd by Baltimore, West Virginia
and Kentucky capitalists. and owns in
fee 100000 acres CT land and mineral
rights. Of which 10000 acres are In
he Elk Horn region In Eastern Ken.
lucky: 1850 acres are in Randolph
and rpshur counties, West Virginia
now under operation. The company
also controls the Northern Coal and
Coke company. the Beover Creek
Consolidated Coal company. and the
Tennis Coal company.
1'he Elk Horn Fuel company IS prac.
ticatfy assured an income OF $3O3, 900
:cr ilc first year of its operation.
This includes $2G4 900 dividend at the
rate of 6 per cent a year on the Con.
'olidation Coal company's stock. A..
900 shares OF which 1t Owns. and
which is pledged as part security for
the notes. and in addition earnings
Will accrue TO he company from the
Mineral Fuel company. and ccrtail.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-07
BACHELORS CLUB INVESTIGATED

Los ANGELES. Cal, May THE
Bachelors Club. an organization OF
wealthy men, was subjected to a Pr.
ice investigation Today following die.
closures made by a fifteen year old
;irl of certain alleged acts of some Of
its members. Irene Hagberg. the Girl
who was detained in connection with
he present vice probe, made 4 state
ment, II is said. involving members oil
he club. which resulted in the issu
ance of warrant for man whose
same was not made public.
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COUNCIL
HAS BUSY
SESSION
SALVATION ARMY TO BE PRO.
vIDED WITH NEW HANDSOME
QUARTERS FREE.
NEW TRAFFIC ORDINANCE
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES GETS
LIBERAL DONATION 70 CARRY
ON ITS WORK.

Meeting last evening at 1880, the
City Council remained in session for
four hours.
When Mayor Lively called the body
10 order at 1870. Councilnen Powell
and Mlchaeis were absent
On motion OF Councilman Robinson
the rules were suspended 20 that
citizens present could be heard.
Ensign Moore, OF the local branch
of the Salvation Army appeared be
fore council and asked If the cit,
could not in some way all the army
il is now understood tia; one room
in the Jacobs building, which was
formerly occupied by the city Offices
will be turned over to the Salvation
Army, for its use.
Next came another matter which
met with the approval OF the counci'
when Health Officer Peters and SAM
tary Officer Schultz appeared bcfor,
council and aesdti that the old build
Ing on Parks avenue in which Newt
and Nerve Hunter stay, he removed
from its present location. Council
ordered that the owner CT the builG
Ing appear before council at its neXt
regular meeting and show cause VIII
the building should not lie declared
n nuisance.
Upon motion of Councilman Simon
permission was granted a decoratin:
company 10 decorate the city durln,
the Knights Templar stay in thi
city, 10 place certain decoration
over and above the streets in thc
city.
On behalf OF the Associated Chair
ties Superintendent Joseph Rosie
and other members Of committee
waited on council and asked that tn
city give financial aid TO the Associa
ton. Upon motion Of Councilman
Robinson, $3.50 was dena;ed Assoei
ated Charities.
An Increase Of from So TO $50 pei
month. dating from April was grant
ed to the assistant chief of fire de
partment. upon motion Of Councilman
NuZman.
Upon motion OF Councilman Simoi
the bills and pay rolls. which properly
signed. were ordered paid.
An application from S. c. Morris
that he be appointed a cit. ratrolmar
without pay was referred to the prop
err department. while his application,
for permission to, build y garage O,
his property was granted. providin
the building meets with the require
mcnts c. the fire laws.
On motion Of Councilman Morga,
all bills in the water. fire, street an,
police departments were ordered pait
Continued On Page Threel
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ONLY ONE MORE CHANCE TO GET
EMUSIC WITH YOUR MEALS"
AND THAT is TOMORROW.

The Basis for brotherhood" was
the subject OF DR.. Lyons discourse at
the Y. NJ. c. A. meeting to-day. The
text of the sermon is found In Matthew
23-S, For one is your master; and all
ye are brethren
The common tendency Of man is to-
wards differentiation but there Is an.
other force, commonality. he said,
counteracting this which brings men
together for common cause. ~.
OF the latter force he talked at con
siderable length pointing out the diff.
ferent agencies such as political par.
ties. lodges and all organizations OF
society which bring men together upon
many questions more or less common
10 all, but he laid down the broad
principle that In the abstract there Is
no brotherhood Of man. but only the
Brotherhood Of Christ on which all can
unite.
He discussed the question OF munich
pal government at some length and
stated that one great danger in thi?
country was the failure OF our system
of municipal government, which in a
large measure was responsible, he said
COR making the cities. and their slumG
cesspools of vice. Unless there is az
Improvement made in these condition
he predicted the fall of our govern
ment. All nations which have failed
he stated. can trace their downfall tc
their corrupt governments.
He sounded warning in regard 10
The world wide force that was taking
many people over to the cause OF 80
eialism. not as political issues, h. sta;
cd. but frcn general belief that there
is something wrong somewhere. He
stated that these must be some mid
: die ground between the extremists OF
which men must get together. He
pointed out the fallacy OF such men a,
Woodrow Wilson, LaFollette. and The
cdore Roosevelt belonging to three pc
Iitical parties when they had SO many
ideas In common. He also asked by
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-07
FUEL COMPANY
SELLS $4,000,O00 NOTES.

leases now in force upon other prop.
,euies CT the corporation covered by
the mot2age.
The notes, which mature February
l. 1918. are convertible ut their face
value, at the option of the holder, any
time after November !, 1913, and un.
til maturity, INFO the stock of the
Consolidation Coal company at sos
per share OF 800 par value.
Tae Elk Horn Fael company is In.
corporated under the laws OF West
Virginia with a total capitalization OF
$3O,OOO,OOO. OF which $7,oOO,0OO is 5
per cent cumulative preferred stock,
$19,00O0OO common sock $4.O00,Oo0
first mo'sase iive.year ! per cen:
notes. The books OF II" comapny
show Il surplus Of over 81 100000 ap.
piicabfe to the payment OF interest
ara dividends, of which over $500 900
is in cash.
The interest behind the Elk Horn
Fuel company include some Of the
strongest coal and bankin., men IN the
country. Former United States Sen.
ator Clarence W. Watson, of West
Virginia. is president, and George W.
Fleming is v:cc.presldcnl. Messrs.
Watson ana Fleming served the Con
solida'ion Coal company az presiden,
and vice-president. respectively. for
several years. Mr.. Watson still being
chairman of the board Of directors OF
that company.
1t is understood that applications
for PARTICIPATION in the underwriting
largely exceed the amount available.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-07
BASIS Of BROTHERHOOD
DR. LYONS SUBJECT TODAY

what process of reasoning William
Finn, Senator Bailey OF Texas, and
some one OF the standpoint Repuhlis
cans whose name we do not recall, we.
believe 1t was Senator Lodge. should
belong 10 three political parties.
He paid high tribute to the politi.
cal system of England which had thu
two parties, the Liberals and the Con.
servatives
What has this got TO do with Mat
thew 23-S, you might ask. Well, IL
hasn't got much to do with the text and
Matthew would disown IN all probabii-
ity, speaking acquaintance with such
politicians as Bill Finn and Joe Bal.
ley, but the drift of DR.. Lyons argu.
incnt was very much 10 the point and
depicted the falacies and narrowness
OF the view. men take OF matters on
which they should be more generally
united, and paved the way for his con-.
clusion. that there is only one brother
hood worth while, and one which
should appeal with equal force to pep
Pile in all walks OF life, and that was
the brotherhood of Christ.
The lunch to-day was served by the
ladies of the Central Christian church
and their service needs no comment
as the most OF the people Of the city
know how well they feed. Z
Music with your meals, is the sIo-
gan of the Y. NJ. C. A: dining room and
the orchestra favored the men with
some refreshing strains while they
were eating. 'g's
Mr. Mitchell and Mr.. Frisinger sang
o duet, AN Appeal For Mother" which
was very appropriate for the occasion
as today was mothers day under Dr..
Lyons special proclamation and most
everybody present wore q carnation. 5
One more service like this, to-mor-
row, and then the men will have to 20
back to their families and live on the
same kind OF food that the women and
children have subsisted on while they
have been feasting at the Y. N. CA.
4 -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-07
TAsERNAcLE PROGRAMME
o.day

To-day
$50 Tabernacle Service. Dr..
Lyon will speak to Old Sol.
diers Oh The Christian
Soldier" Male octette will
sing "Tenting Tonight on
the Old Camp Ground"
Thursday
$3.50 The Neighborhood Prayer
Meetings.
200 Business Meu's Lunch.
$50 Tabernacle Meeting.
1850 Tabernacle Meeting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-07
THAT "lOW COST OF
LIVING"

1t would be interesting 20
knew how much less it costs
one family TO live than another
Of like means and requirements.
It Is quite certain that all house.
holds do not possess equal intel
lleence and economy in their
buying.
A finely organized business
house, through its trained pur.
chasing department, knows
with exactness where to buy
and what to buy and when to
buy. This newspaper knows the
last word about the vast guam.
titles of paper and ink and
everything else it buys. We
would close up shop pretty
quickly II we bought without
absolute information to guide
US.
THE WEST vlRGINiAN,
through its advertising columns.
offers every individual and every
family the opportunity to prac-
tice the same exactness and
efficiency in making their dis
bursements. WEST VlRGINiAN
advertising is the very pulse OF
human activity. Study It. Be
informed by it. And ysu will
lsarn the secret Of economy and
the low cost of fiviuc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-07
NORMAL SCHOOL NIGHT
At THE TABERNACLE

SEvENTY-FIvE PERSONS RE.
sPoNO TO INVITATION EXTEND.
ED BY THE EvANGELiST-Dls.
COURSE WAS A. POWERFUL AP.
PEAL TO THE UNSAvED TO Ac.
CEPT SALVATION.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-07

Mrs. A. J. Stone went TO Grafton
last evening to spend tie day with
Mrs. Virginia slime.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-07

Mr.. A. l.. Lehman hag returned
from business trip to Mertlnsburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-07

CITY CIVIC CONDITIONS CRIT.
cALLY cENsuRED, DENOUNCED
AS oEeAUcHED, oEPRAvEo AND
DEPlORARLE. .n
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-25
FREE AND EASY POLITICS.

HUMBOLDT COUNTY must have had nice time during pre-
administrations but there signs that the second
largest county the going insist revision 81 morals
in the public affairs This the county that Kicked
because commission raised it couple of millions the
valuation and proved coneusvey that scores OF rich tax
payers escaping with nominal assessments The report Of the
last grand Jury furnishes very interesting reading Judging
from that document appears if the majority Of officials were
doing they pleased under the conviction that they were not
responsible o any higher authority
The grand jury proposes housekeeping that may reegae some
citizens private life The jury found that number
of county officers handling funds failed make returns to the
county treasurer prescribed by law and used the public moneys
for speculation other purposes not sanctioned by ethics or poll
tics aers Loyeock and Wnnemucca have been dong
they pleased removal recommended forthwith The
condition described highly unsatisfactory and
insanitary degree that the public health Almost
everything everybody condemned with the exception Of tht
county hospital which said to be nearly perfe
could be.
Humboldt county free and easy way Of ansacng business
and it is time should be called taxpayers who only
think ignore the obligations of their oahs Of office