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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-20


who shall have the cieanest property.
During clean up week, every ihousein
Ithe city viii be Inspected by a COM
imittee OF ladies. who viii report all
Conditions to the Sanitary otfieerss
Ifsincerely hope that In no case will
Il be necessary to Invoke the power
of claw, to enforce the sanitary
rules.
SThis is q matter iinl@llich we are
all equally interested. We will each
OF us ! feel assured; do oar. full duty
in this matter with the utmost sim
cerity. !, 4 y.
Your health and the health of our
City depends upon cooperative effort
I'm cleaning up and Keeping clean.
promise Of fruitfulsyear isswithsls.
The Spring is here. mature In the
Prosperity in the promise o. larger
business % reckoning TO is.;s
| Opportunities ready to- our grasp
Ilie all around and before lns. ).
Let us meet our glorious prospects
with clean hands and clean! sur
lroundings. q
II call upon every resident Of tho
City TO see to It that your premises
are thoroughly cleaned. Do not wall
for clean up week,.,ge busy. AMI
have your properly shining!and read!
I i
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for inspection on clean up week.
he-sby appoint every boy be-
tween; the age Of SIX and sixteen In
the City as special officer OF the
Junior Police Force, with full power
to pick up and TO put in barrels ct
boxes every tin cam loose paper, and
other such refuse and 10 use their
best efforts to make the CITY clean,
l hereby specially appoint every
girl;in the city between The ages Of
six and sixteen. as a Special Inspec-
tor OF the Junior Inspection Force.
with full power. to inspect and re-
port TO the Junior Police Force al
'uGclean, places aud toAsccS that tile
Junior Police Force cleans the same.
The Chief Of Police will Indicate
certain places in various parts OF the
City whore refuse may, be dumncd.
All garbage of course must be hauled
TO the Grcmatory.
Clear your, promises, disinfcct,
sprinkle lime, make garden, plant
flowers. screen your house. swat tho
fiy Look liopefnllyto the future and
happiness, prosperity and health will
be your reward.
ANTHONY BOWEN,
Mayor.
I 4 Ks
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MARIAN GETS AsRErAINER FEE.

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Tie Van Dimes lived in a pleasant,
honey avenue On Friday, att the
no,tr appointed, Marian rang and was
admitted by q maid who conducted
her into q ropmy library: She sank
into q soacious leather chair, and
neryousls awaited Developments. For
several days, Marian had been max
ing Desperate study: of text books
pin public speaking and dramatics at
the public library, as an eleventh
hour preparationisto bridge her into
professionaliteaching.
How do you do. Miss Winthrop?
You are prompt, See" said Mrs.
Van Dine entering and shaking
hands with cordially. "Grace will
be down In q monlcnt.H'
From commonplaces, Mrs. Van
Dine soon yeered tile conversation
into a discussion5of terms. What
rates shall you askj?" she inquired.
II thought Of asking. $50 for o
term OF 20 ;lessons-that Is, II a class
can be formed, replied Marian.
You're a little TOD modest OBJ
iected the otlferg with smile. Shp
pondered q moment. 1Wliy not say
two dollars a lesson, for round num-
bers.3 or $40 for a term of.20. Salts
factory?,'
sEntirely,s assented Marian glad
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NOTICE TO lsT0G KHoLDERs

Tic Annual Meeting. Of the Stocks
holders of. the Fairmont Gas Com
pany is hereby called to be held at
the officeof the company, room No.
204 Watson building, Yin the City, Of
Fairmont, West Virginia, on Monday
the 4th day of May, 1914 at IL
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of re-
ceiying the annual report, the; cleo
tion Of Board Of Directors to serve
for the ensuing year or until their
successors are elected. and for the
transaction Of any other business
properly coming before saidfannual
stockholders meeting. 3Ss.,
The, transfer books will be closed
atr12 o'clock noon on Saturday. April
.25tht and. re-opened. 10 O'clock a.
NJ, on Tuesday, May 5th.
F. D. PRYOR. Secretary.
April 49, 90, 81. Ss.,.:., :, s. !,
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George Hayes, il. Excuse Me-
Grand Opera House, Monday, April 20
STRANGE 'TRAGEDY5oiF:RIEMoRsE

a beautiful and, mysterious RUS
frian lady of tragic mein and CARRIED
in deepest mourning madesa Pilgrim
age of pcnitence to the grave OF. n
well-known New Yorker,who died Tor
love Of her. remarkable romance
that proves that's truth is far. mora
strange, than fiction will be one Of a.
score Of fascinating articles to be
published. in the 24rpage illustrated
magazine of next Sundays New York
World. An addedfeature of:the. Sun
daysWorld of May: . will besa sepa-
rate S-page Fashion Supplement ed
tied by May Manton. So.
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Team
Won Qpeniing
Games 4 u LAY
EDR. wooDLEY, THROWS; FIRST
Sss5T BALL OVER HOME
PLATE /. q "a, !
EACH TEAM X SCORES THREE
s,,l,zs RUNS m THE INITIAL 81:
2ss'i ,gNfN ~ @

Tile Fairmont Normal school base
ball team won, the initial game of
the season Saturday afternoon by de-
fcating the Wayncsburg. College
team at southsidc Park by the score
ofFS to 4. Each team succeeded in
putting three. runs over the first
time at ibat.o Hull then settled down
and pitched, u good game. The To-
cal lads took the lead in the fourth
inning and kept 1t until the finish.
DR.. Woodleythrew the first ball over
thesplatc.
Wayncsburg has a profusion of
ilcfthanders and worked. two left
handed pitchers, a left handed short
stop and left handed. pitcher dur.
In the asme.
|: Clancy, Of the normal team. car.
lricd away hitting honors Saturday,
securing, two doubles and a, single,
four times up: The score:
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"A house divided" smiled Marian.
You have beauty. and apparently
temperament two very essential
requisites.r
What temperament2a
.it,s defined as emotional magnet
ism,a laughed Marian.
Sounds like something in ZOO
logy. = said tire puzzled pupil,
well, never mind just yet about,
Temperament. Will you read me
something that you're familiar
with?"
Something from Desdemona?i,,
That would be, flne:s'
But say, what she wanted to, fall
in love with that darkey for Is more
than could ever make OUT
"othello was Moor" defended
Marian.
well. he was black Just the same =
The pupil darted to the bookcase and
pulled out a volume. Tier, squared OF
and began hersreading. 1t wa, crude
ly schoolgirlish, hut Marian, even
with her limited knowledge, discern
led possibilities in the girls voice.
And the lesson which followed to
the, teacher at least, was full of in,
|itcrest.
Tomorrow, On the Brink Of. "a Dis
coyery. - -1-
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STOMACH N d UPSET. /
Get. At the Real Cause-Take Dr;
r Edwards Olive. Tablets

That's what thousands of stom-
iach sufferers are doing now. In
stead ef,taking tones, or trying to
patch up poor digestion. they are
attacking the real: cause Of the all
meFt-clogged liver and disordercd
bowels. ~,
DR.. Edwards oliye, Tablets AROUSE
the liver In, soothing, healing. way,
when the liver and bowels arc per-
forming their natural functions,
away goes indigestion. and stomach
TROUBLES.
If you have, a, badstaste in your
|mouth. tongue coated, appetite poor.
lazy, don,t:cares feeling; no ambition
orr energy, troubled with undigest-
et! food, you shouldstake Olive Tab.
lets, the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil. Yeu4will know them
by their olive color. They do tn,
work without gripng, cramps OF
pain. -
Take one or two lat bedtime fol
quick relief, so you can eat what
you like. At Toe and CSC per box
The Olive Tablets Company. colnm
bus Ohio AN DRUGGISTS
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BEWARE OF o1NTMENTs FOR ca.
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY

as mercury will surely destroy the
seuse of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering, II
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never, be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
sicians, as the damage they. will do
is ten fold to the good you can. pos
sibly Lerive from them. Halls Ca,
tarrh, Cure. manufactured by F. J..
Cheney & Co., Toledo, o., contains no
mencury, and is taken internally, act
Ing upon the blood and mucous. sur
faces of the system. S1n buying Halls
catarrh Cure he sure you get the
genuine. III is taken internally and
made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. j. Chen
ey, & Co. Testimonials. zee, .5'I.
Sold. bytdruggists.H PRICE 75c per
bottle. .,.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-20
Foster w asBorrl
!. {, On i JulyFol,,llr
THE DATE, WAS F1FT1ETH YEAR
AFTER SIGNING DECLARA- \
TI0N 0F.INDEPENDENCE: Q

Stephen Collins Foster, wasiborn on
|lndependenceaDay 1926, in the city
of pittsburgh, the son of Col. and
Mrs. William Barclay Foster. lie.
first saw the light of day when the
guns. of. old Allegheny arsenal were
booming in. honor Of. the fiftietli an
niyersary Of the Declaration OF, Inde-,
penlence. Colonel Foster, his father,
was presiding at thetexetcises ofsthis
fiftleths Fourth of July celebration,
Tie Foster home was located in a
village known as Lawrenceville. but
which now is. the very center Of
Pittsburgh.
For years Fosters memory was re-
yered only In silent admiration but
now IT appears the whole world wants
to do him honor. Mr.. James Fl. Park,
Of Pittsburgh. is a firm believer in
1.-THE Songs. That Never Grow oldp
and has, accordingly decided the old
Foster homestead to the people OF
pittsburgh SO that the home, Of the
song, writer. may be a visible, monu-
Imcnt to, pcrpetpate his memory.
1t is a. splendid idea-ihis giving
OF the songywriter's home to the pco-
|ple for IT was in this house that he
penned most Of The. songs Which have
IIstirred the, hcartssof men. and women
not only in America but,in all quar-
tiers Of the globe: Alliof.stephen Eos
tiers undying songs are in the West
Nirginian.s iunequalled collection. a
coupon In another column Of today's
issue explains the distribution plan.
Read the display announcement and
clip the coupon sday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-20

. tx ~ " Ne o. = ~ ''''s - - aa'
base, hits, Clancy 2; Barnes,
Golebank. 'f.siK b:4i.:tA rtnaTtHnaI
Sacrifice hit. r. spinning.sF '
Stolen bases, +. Spinning; Rich p:
r; Spinning, Register, Davis. Q, Cole
bank, Hunt 3; Clancy. 4; Arnctt,
Barnes.
| Left on bases, Normal 8; Wayncs-
burg 10,
First base on. errors, Normal 4;
Waynesburg5. 80
Double play kiger. to'iAllison to
kiger.f d5a ~ $50 Z
Hit by pitcher. Colcbank by Rich
First base, on balls, off HULL 81 OF
F.. Spinning 1.
Struck out, by Hull G; by F. Spin.
ming 3; Rich 5. =.
Hits appropriated, on F. Spinning
3 in 5 innings; of. Rich 2 In in
nings. Passed balls. Kiger 2. I'm
pirc, Neclham. Attendance 400
Ii llHlE, q lluuth. g fs.74
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FRENCH REMEDY:FoR
STOMACH TROUBLES

|; The leading doctors Of France
haye'foE years used a prescription lol
vegetable oils for chronic stomach
trouble and constipation that act.
like a, charm. One dose. will convince
you. Severe cases OF years standing
ere often, greatly benefited with "a
hours. So, many people are getting
surprising results that we feel all
persons suffering from. constipation
lower, bowel. liver and.stomach trou.
hles SHOULD try Mayr.s Wonderful
Stomach Remedy. tits. now sold here
BY, Holt Drug Co.
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liberal COMMISSION and Salary
toslookS after our. business in your
community. Interesting, dignifl;
ed healtbful work. International
Magazine Company, ia W. Asst
ST., New Y6rk City. S-11-st
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WANTEDs White siri for general
house work. Small family. Ap'
plys70S9Fifth street, South Side.
4-7-tf.
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WANTED Face and hand bleachcs.
manicnring specialties for ladies,
BIC. Chiropody reasonable. Miss
Gliidester. Murphy-Deycny Bldg.
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FoRR.ENT

FOR RENT sllarge furnished front
room, Modern eonyenieaecs. -Four
large indo@ss Two beds II desired.
One square from. opera house. APP
ply 2Q1 Cor. High and Monroe St.
Con phone 602=W:
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POULTRY - sixty-scven. varieties.
Thoroughbred and exhibition stock.
Eggs s1.Oo to $500 per Is. Guar.
4 antced. Send for catalogue.
/! LEVI B. HARR, Farm. Offices
Main street, opposite Courthouse.
b Both phones, 1-6-tf.
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wANTED-Plain and fancy sewing:
No3326sMonroe, st. Prices reason
able. Bell phode No. 4S71J. 17-tf
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terday, four of. then. did not make a
very high gain.
The time is on, now. for large gains
in the schools of the city. Shall we
not make each Sunday rally day for
this work.. L.
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FOR R,sNTone nicely furnished,
front room. Rates reasonable.
No. 525 ogden Ave. Bell, phone
5s5sJ. 4.I6.tf.
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wANTEp-Wasli woman for famsl,
ofltwo. Call Boil phone ss9:J. 81
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WANTED - Practical nursing. In.
quire at Mrs. Robertson's, 200
High street. Mch S-tf
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WANTED

w.A;NIRDA lady clerk for general
store work. Apply by letter. CIV
ing reference. rs. b." care West
yirginian. list
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WHAT do you wish, Barred Plym-
outh Rocks or Rose Comb Rhode
Island Reds. Eggs or Day Old
Chicks, let me, have your order
now. GEO. WEISS, Watson, w.
Va. Consl. Phone 24S-X. 2-2s-1m
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FOR SALE barge house. with mod;
ern COMMUNICATIVE minutes from
7 court house, Must sell quick
cheap. Apply W: Fs this office.
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wANTED-To buy or tease incuba-
tors. Call Bell Phone 2s1, Con.
'sss. Sfs i.'.1s2-s-tt
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FOR RENT-Elcyen room house. cor
ncr Pierpont Ave. and Quincy
street. Fine location for roominS
horse. DR.. c. II. Neill, Jacobs
Bldg.lf n ''''t'' 4S14-6t
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FOR RENT one a-room house. near
top of Meredith hill on Pike street.
Gail South Side Plumbing Co;
4si6-3t.
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FOR sALE-caboage. tomato, pep;
per and egg Plants, All plants
transplanted. H. W. Leaman.
Simon. Addition. 4s1S-1mo.
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FOR RENT-Rooms with orswithout
light housekeeping. Apply Mrs.
Robertson, Cor. Monroe and High
St. 2-21s:f
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FOR sALE-Blank coal options at
the West virginian office. 3-s6-ft
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FOR RENT Furnished Of unfqr-
nishcd rooms with or without ligh.
housekeeping. Call 1871 Bel, OF
at Hays building, Monroe ST: 1886
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FOR, RENT room brick house on
| Maple. Ave. Apply Geo. H. Mel.
sson, Kenyon, Hotel. 4-14-Gt.
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WANTED-Large cotton rags . for
cleaning presses. Sc per Id.
Fairmont West yirginian Office.
1-26-tf.
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FOR RENT-Fiye room apartment
Corner FlrS street and Ealrmonti
AVENUE. All Modern conyeiences.
Apply o. i. Tough room 4o4 Wat
sou Bldg. 2sst TT
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W.
FOR SALE

AUTOMOBILE = Seven passenger
fifty horsepower. Just overhaul!
cd and in perfect mechanical con-
dition. A bargain. DR.. c. II,
Ncill, Jacobs Bldg. 4-14-Gi
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wANTEp-Giri for general house
work. Call sex Consol. phone.
or address Box 5S1, City.
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wANTEp@safety Razor blades 10
Sharpen. We do; 'em bettcr'n the
other fellow. Double edge blades,
30 cents per dozen; single edge,
rs cents per DOZEN DigHup your
old blades and send them to Will
$, Richardson, 127z Greens street.
Marietta, D. 4r2=1St.
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WANTED@Threel q four hours
stenographic work daily by; stem
ographerIwitn permanent position,
hut with leisure time. Address
B. w care West yirginian. | 81 II
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FOR RENT-one or two furnished
rooms with oEwithout light house
keeping, near car line. Apply
1915 Sixth St.. Sth ward, or Belt
Phone 556-W. H7' 4-17-1t
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FOR RENT-3 rooms, with bath, gas
and electric light. All modern
convcnicnccs. Apply 116 Grafton
St. ~ 4-14-tf
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FOR RENT-After April Is rooms
and bath apartment furnished for
light house keeping. Bell phonG
796-R. Mrs. Brown. Hall. Block Il
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FOR RENT-S-room house on East
Park and "B" Street. Apply N,
{; c. Steele, Con. Phone 6T2-Y. Bell
' Phone 262-J. ~. = 4-17.tt
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FOR RsNT-:s. room, APARTMENT, YoE.
Flats Apply J. c. Miller, Couk'a
Hspltal. 'irnGtGhS09 "a aHl7-1s-ti
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| One suite of Q rooms for rent /
in. Jacobs Building. i
Evening star., 1914-12-22
NO DECISION REACHED
ON NEWLANDS PROPOSAL
Administration Action on Commits.
sion for Control Of Waterways
Is Still Undetermined.

| Whether the administration shall
urge upon Congress for action at this
isession Senator Newlands' proposal for
| the creation of a commission to direct
all federal waterway control and i'm
provements remained today an open
question. Although the plan was con-
sidered at a conference at the White
House last night between President
Wilson, members of his cabinet and
others, no decision was reached, the
| matter having been left for determina-
tion at a future meeting.
President Wilson does not think it
possible to pass at the present session Of
Congress the Newlands bill. He de-
clared today he thought it too large a
subject to be disposed OF in a short
time
While the President and the commit
tee of the cabinet, consisting of Secre-
taries Garrison, Redfie1d, Lane and
Houston. generally approve the plan,
the question whether because of the
shortness of the session of Congress
any attempt should be made to press
the measure Immediately will be taken
up for decision at a date yet to be
determined upon. The committee re-
ported to the conference the results OF
it's inquiry into the Newlands plan.
Under the Newlands bill appropria-
tionS for waterway improvements
would amount to s60,000.00O annually
for ten years. 1t is proposed. how
ever: that an amendment be submitted
In the Senate to the rivers and har-
bors bill to provide now only for crea-
tion of a. commission to investigate
the broad waterway scheme outlined.
Evening star., 1914-12-22
GEN. JOHN BEATTY DIES
AT HOME IN COLUMBUS
Retired Army Officer, Veteran Of the
Civil War, Victim of Heart
Failure.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, December 22.-
Brig. Gen. John Beatty, L. S. A, retired
died at his home here late yesterday of
heart failure, aggravated by injuries sus-
tanned in fall week ago He had
celebrated his eighty-sixth birthday last
Wednesday.
Gen. Beatty was born at Sandusky,
Ohio. At the outbreak of the civil war
he and a brother owned a bank at
Cardington, Ohio. The general organized
a company of volunteers and enlisted In
the Union army. A year later he was
brevetted colonel of the Sd Ohio Volunteer
Infantry. He served three years, and re-
signed with the rank Of brigadier gen.
eral His resignation was presented in
order to give his brother an opportunity
to enlist.
AS presidential elector in 1850 he
voted for President Lincoln. He served
in Congress from 1868 to 1873 as rep
resentative from the eighth Ohio district,
and then came to Columbus to enter the
banking business.
The general was the author of several
books, among them being the Citizen
Soldier and 1.-THE Belle of Erecket' 8
Lane
Evening star., 1914-12-22
Arranging to Resume Code Messages

Ambassador Page yesterday reported
that the British government was making
arrangements to allow the use of
Meyers Atlantic Cotton Code, 39th edi-
ton. in foreign kilograms, and that a
public announcement on the subject
would be made as soon as the date of
the admission of the code was settled
1t will not be practicable. it was
said, to allow the use, at present, of
more than one cotton code. The Meyer
code is the one which was in most gen.
eral use in the cotton trade.
Evening star., 1914-12-22

universally recognized as one of the
important subjects in any program for
the welfare of children. AS the com.
munity increasingly holds itself re-
sponsible for the education of the child.
for it's physical wellbeing and for pro-
lection against moral injury, it neces-
sarily enters the field of providing
recreation.
1.-The practical wisdom of those who
created a special bureau addressed to
the great task of ascertaining true
democratic standards for the nurture
and protection of the nations children
is already justified by the public re-
ance."
Evening star., 1914-12-22
Rivadavia Leaves New York.

Rivadavia, the worlds greatest bat
tleShip, built in this country for the
Argentine Republic, left this port last
night for a destina ton which was not
definitely known, but which was un-
officially reported to be Buenos Aires.
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TcHINsK1 GETS DAMAGES.

In the damage suit Of James
Tscllinski against John Troynar in
which the plaintiff sued for damages
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HOPE VANISHING.

Judging from the number Of call
Slidates announced for county offices
evidently the Democrats do not think
denomination Is worth much this
year in Marion county. There is
only one office that has more than
one candidate for the nomination
and that is the office of county, clerk.
From this we draw the conclusion
that our friends. the enemy. think
that the county will swing back to
Its old time normal Republican ma
sjority. The Republicans should put
supsthe strongest men they can find
this year. The people are not shout
ing their heads off this year over The
great and prosperous" Democratic
times We are having. There is no
possible show for the Democracy to
elect a congressman In the First dis
5trict which has been the hardest hit
by the Underwood tariff hill. There
fssnoishow for them clcctIng n scnn
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arising from Ttoynar's dog bitins.
Tschinski's child, Justice Musgroye
awarded the plaintiffl d Judgment OF
's19:73. The case was tried yester.
day and Eschinski asked for $3.50
damages.