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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-22
CONSTITUTION
OF ARGENTINE
IS COMPARED
With That Of This Country by
Ambassador Noonin Address
to Bar Association.
nv As,oclAT1o pREss,


WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Ambassa-
dor Naon, of the Argentine republic,
who recently acted as one OF the med
iators in the Mexican troubles, today
addressed the American Bar Assoc1a-
tion now in session here, on The Ar
gentine Constitutional Idea" The am
bassador outlined broadly the essen
tial features of the Argentine consul
tuition, it's democratic spirit, ana It's
effect in the social development OF the
people. Comparing the system with
that of the United States he said:
Little Difference
"The organization given by the
American constitution to the various
departments of the government, serv-
cd as a model to the trainers of our
constitution of 90, with some differ
ences relating to the organization and
operation of the executive power.
Thus our legislative power reveals in
the constitution Of its two chambers
the federal principle OF our institu-
ticns, the idea of national unity
uties, the genuine representation OF
the people of the nation, elected there
fore in proportion to the population
OF the country, and in an upper
chamber or senate composed of two
representatives of each state and two
for the federal capital, who represent
the local autonomy of each state.
"The right OF the federal capital
to send its deputies and senator's like
any other province, right not en-
joyed by the American capital, is the
only detail OF the organization Of the
legislative power which differentiates
that Argentine Congress from its
great model, the American Congress,
IL we do not consider the form of cleo
ton of the senators and deputies, the
former being elected by the legisla
lures in each province. and the latter
by the application of the principle
which guarantees to the minority a
permanent representation in the
chamber of deputies
Referring to the pacific progress of
the people of his country, the ambas-
sador said:
Resort to arms has never attracted
their predictions, and If they have
more than once been compelled to ac-
cept 1t as an honorable and inevi-
table necessity, they have not done so
either to seek a benefit or to procure
an advantage, because they have new.
err conceived any benefit which could
spring from the misfortune or from
the prostration which war entails. 1t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-22

Total road mileage, 1900 Ten miles
OF brick; four miles of concrete. con-
structed this year; seven miles OF
concrete under construction three
miles of sand-clay road; twelve miles
of gravel, two miles constructed this
year
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-22
DEEDS
IN the Office OF the County
Clerk Here to Be Re-
corded by Him

Clarksburg Board Of Trade Land
Company to Thomas II. Burke, lot
Ferdinand o. Richardson to Law
renee v. Board, lot, Shinnston.
Al ]. Davis to Norvel ID. Davis 40
acres. Eagle district.
Rachel station ct al to Ida B. Cooper
II acres. Elk district.
James w. SnavIey to McClelland
Alderman, lot, Wallace.
Reymann Brewing Company to
Moses A. Corain ct al, l lot, Salem.
Virginia 6. Wells to George a.
Clovis, lot, Point Comfort
Elk Greek Development Company
to Mabel NJ Butcher, ! lot, Stonewau
Park, and to C. A. Butcher, lot,
Stonewall Park.
william F. Merriman to George w.
Dewitt, lot Glenyiew addition to
city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-22
sick HEADACHE.

Sick headache is nearly always caused by
disorders of the stomach. Correct them and
the periodic attacks of sick headache will
disappear Mrs. John Bishop of Roseville,
Ohio, writes: "About year ago was troli-
bled with indigestion and had sick headache
I doctored and tried number of remedies
but nothing helped me until during one Of
those Sick spells friend advised me to take
Chamberlain's Tablets. This medicine re-
Iieved me in short time" For sale BY
al dealers. Advertisements
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-22
BIG SIR|D
IN BUILDING
GOOD ROADS
Reports from Many Counties
Show the Movement to Be
Onin Earnest.

i 4
| AiORGANTOW1N. W. Va, Oct "a
Reports from the following counties
ireceived at the Office OF CHIEF road en-
e:neer "a. d. Williams show the rapid
stride being taken in the improved
road construction in this state
Lewis County.
l Freeland district, at the next gen
eral election, is to vote on g one-
| hundred thousand dollar bond issue
| for the purpose of paving, with brick
six miles Of the old Stanton and
Parkersburg pike.
Fayeffe County.
Total road mileage, 1888. Eight
! niles of Limestone water bound ma
cadam, constructed this year; three
miles of Taryia macadam' tnlrty
miles of improved earth road, ten
miles constructed this year; i've miles
OF sandstone macadam, constructed
this year: forty-six miles Of improv-
ed9 road. sixteen miles constructed
this year; thirty-seven miles OF I'M
proved earth road under construction
Greenbrier County
Eight miles Of macadam, i've miles
constructed this year. Total road NIL
sS Hancock County
Total road mileage, 1874 Twelve.
and one-half miles of brick, four and
one-haIf constructed this year; nine
\ and one-half under construction.
Harrison County.
Total road mileage, 700. Two miles
4 of brick; three and one-half miles OF
macadam. one and one-quarter cor
/ structed this year; eight miles OF Tar.
4 via macadam, seven and one-half
4 constructed this year; one mile OF
4 bitulithic constructed this year; one
4 and three-quarter miles OF earth road,
constructed this year; one and three
quarter miles Of earth road, construct
(! ed this year. All of the above work
was done by direct taxation.
\ Total road mileage, 900. One mile
Of improved gravel road at Ravens
wood.
Total road mileage, $50. Three and
one-half miles of bituminous con-
crete, two and one-half constructed
y this year; twenty miles OF earth ROAD
under construction; fifteen miles ol
hard surface road contemplated 1o1
I1915.
Total road mileage, 665. Two and
one-uuarter miles of macadam.
Morgan County
Total road mileage, 325. Two miles
OF sandstone macadam.
Mingo County
Il Total road mileage, 1uu. wv LILY
of sandstone macadam; four miles o.
brick road under construction
Ohio County
Total road mileage, $40. Twenty
miles of brick, two and one-half con-
structed this year; one hundred ane
eighty miles OF m acadam; one mile O
Tarvia macadam constructed this
4 wear and two and one-half under con.
struction; one mile of bituminous
macadam constructed this year, one
and one-half miles to be finished By
January first This shows 81 per CEN
Of Ohio county roads as hard surfaced
roads and the other sixteen per CEN
or thirty-eight miles as improved
earth roads.
Rome County
Total road mileage. TOO. One ane
J seven-eighths miles Of brick: one anc
seven -eighths miles of concrete con
: structed this year.
Wood County
: Total road mileage, 1900. Ten miles
OF brick; four miles of concrete. con
structed this year; seven miles o
concrete under construction: three
miles of sand-clay road; twelve miles
OF gravel, two miles constructed this
year.
is only the unavoidable exigencies o
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-22
Majority Of Friend. Thought Mr..
Hughes Would Die. But
One Helped Him to
Recovery.

Pomeroyton. Ky.-1n interesting adj
vices rom this place. Mr.. A. J. Hughes
writes as follows: ''I was down with
stomach trouble for five (5) years, and
would have sick headache 50 bad, al
fines, that thought surely would die.
tried different treatments. but they
did not seem 10 do me any good.
eot SO bad. / could NOT eat or sleep,
and allmy friends, except one. thought !
would die. He advised me to try
Thediord's BIack-Draught. and quit
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-22
.Hsna HNvH1

Z kni usua tsqlo quo kus AZ pa4og13
mos a1qep kue loJs eIqI suodse1 90
lou INA / 9vE9 &1f11ao On q STILL
AZ i0F1Had HH,L, OF u9MOE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-22
STOMACH TROUBLE
FOR FIVE YEARS

taking other medicines. l.decided 70
take his advice, although l did not have
any confidence in IT.
Ihave now been taking Black Draughf
for three months, and it has cured me
haven't had those awful sick headaches
since began using IT.
am so thankful for what Black
Draught has done for me-"
Thedford's Blaek-Draught has been
found a very valuable medicine for de-
rangements Of the stomach and liver. It
lis composed Of pure. vegetable herbs.
contains no dangerous ingredients, and
acts gently. yet surely. It can be freely
used by young and old. and should be
keptin every family chest.
Get package today.
Only quarter. 5-ss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-22
DIR Il. X. McCLURE.

Graduate Veterinarian. will sue
coed DR.. J. G. Appleby In his yetertn-
airy practice after November 3, 1914
FRED K MCCLURE,
{. Graduate Veterinarian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
ROBBERIEs REPORTED
Mrs. }. y. McDonouGh Loses Handsome
Diamond bracelet in store

Mrs. j. /. McDonoush. wife Of Vet
Urinary Surgeon J. l.. McDonough, OF
13-A North Meadow Street, yesterday
reported TO the police that she had
either LOST or had had stolen from her
handsome diamond braccle, while
shopping in Broad Street department
store. The bracelet is said to he II
heavy COLA trinket ornamcntcd with n
tigers head. In which is set a large
diamond. Eleven smaller diamonds are
set IL various places In the bracelet
l'r J. J.. Bowles, ilI East Grace
Street, last night reported Ia the 30
!iS" that sneak thicf had stolen his
ov"rcoht ana stcthcscopc from the
hal! pf 81 El!zabcth's Hospital Nurses
ii"mc during tn" late afternoon.
". s. solomon reported 10 the police
last night that $40 had been stolen from
his room
Mrs. Mnrim sio North Twenty
eighth Street. notified the First station
That 81 had been stolen from her
house during the day
Fannie Allen asked the assistance O,
The police In recovering $50 suit
ana $ e money which she alleged had
i.'e' stolen from her room
w j. hreere, lcll East Marshall
Sueet last night reported t. tho 20.
lice that $%.5o in money and a So
"v"lcoat had been stolen from his room
dTriUr tn. day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
HIGHWAY is COMPLETED AS
FAR AS FREDERICKSBURG
MONEY is Needed to finisI, Automo bilc
Rond From Tint Point tn
Washington.

Plans TO increase the membership
and TO put new life into the organiza
uoh were discussed at the meeting last
night of the Richmond Automobile
Club. President c. l.. Batkins stirred
the club to action, and the members
present were sufficiently inspired with
inc need or more aggressive movement
to adopt certain means which will be
employed in inducing more automobile
owners To toin the club. and to have
those who are now members take more
interest in the clubs work. At the
suggestion OF Secretary J. Il. w. Curtis.
president Baikins appointed 4 commit
tee OF three 10 cooperate with Il like
committee already appointed by the
Hotel Mems Association to seek 4 re-
ducton IN toll charges In Virginia and
North Carolina The COMMITTEES consists
OF r l.. Butler. l.. NJ. Foster and NJ H.
omohundro. Il was stated that the
charges on The Shenandoah Valley
Turnpike one way were ccnts Il mile,
or Si:3 for the trip from Winchester
to llarrisonburg.
Asked as 10 the progress which has
been made IN the construction Of the
Richmond Washington highway, Pres
ton B"lvin stated that the road had
Dcen COMPLETED as far as FrcderickS-
'''' = A'l'tA II WIS tpllpitlet IN certain
districts from Fredericksburg TO Wash :
inGton, but shat in one county $4,000
would he needed to finish the work. He
said that the road would he opened.
/ though not completed, by spring, and
he hoped that sufficient intcres, could
he aroused 20 make ii Il complete nigh
way ir"m end TO end. No assistance
could be expected. however. he said.
from Washington.
Mr.. Curtis said that progress is be-
ing nIdc with the magazine which is
to make It's first appearance in January.
Great things are expected OF the pub
LEGATION. The Club also discussed the
advisab!litN Of employing Il permanent
lawyer 10 represent the club and it's
members IN The courts. In order to
arouse more Interest. a floral parade.
IN which every member is to take part
VIII be held some time in the spring
After the meeting refreshments were
SERVED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
HOPES TO OPEN sANAToRlUM
FOR TUBERCULOSIS NEGROE:
No PrOvision Mt Present Eyrrut
state Pcnitcntinry ana Insane
Aaylum

The Virginia Antitubcrculosis Al.
ISOLATION is actively engaged i'm
movement TO found sanatorium ri
the care of the negro tuberculous. 10
whom now there Is no provision excep
that made in the State Penitentiarv II n
In the asylum for the negro insane 81
Petersburg. They are without pro
vision by the state. and there Is NO
yet any charitable institution I'm wbicI
they may receive treatment. The DOM
rate among 100000 OF the negro ponp
iatlon In Virginia Is 27O.5. while rn
the white people the ration Ia on,
ll9.5. Some care Is being give, :,
"hitc people suffering with the diseus,
Zao beds being provided in sanatorium,
Among the $50 beds provided for IN
white people. not one. according to ~
Ahtitubcrculnsis Association. is nro
Nideu by the State. The associntio,
plans unit OF twenty beds, to be nm
Grated on the simplest plan and nj
low cost. a negro organization Is lend
ing it's effort In the cause, and with ~
h!h OF THIS organization and from IN
proceeds of the Red Cross stamps nm
from private subscription the socIe,,
hopcs to obtain enough funds vii
which to make start An optlon I'm
hcen obtained on one farm. and Other
are being investigated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22

case OF the prescriptions presented by
Clarence Howdyshell and o. ID. Lump
Kin to downtown druggists. DIR. Will
Hams Is said to have been Informed OF
The prescriptions and to have claimed
that they were forgeries. The arrests
OF these men followed. and they re-
suited directly In the charges against
the physician. 1t is said.
L.. L. Brands. field secretary OF tho
state Board OF Pharmacy. was in court
yesterday. lie liz said to have made
"a tabulated list of the many prescrip-
lions alleged to have been written by
Dr. Williams, and which have been
collected by the police detectives for
use In the case against the physician.
mere are nearly nifty of these pre-
scriptions. IL Is alleged. and. according.
10 the police, the prescriptions written
since the first of December call for an
amount of cocaine sufficient to meet
the requirements of the Richmond hos
pitals Tor year. Mr.. Brands said Yes
terdnY that druggists could not he held
liable for hlling the prescriptions, az
they had met the requirements OF the
law In notifying Dr. Williams OF the
existence OF prescriptions calling for
large amounts Of the drug
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
SHIPPING EXHIBITS
Furniture for Virginia building mt SIM
FrRncisco Will Leave shortly.

Captain w. w. Baker, of the Virginia
Commission to the Panama Pacific
Exposition, called At the office OF Gov
crnor stuart yesterday morning for n
brief conference preliminary to the
packing and shipping of the Virginia
exhibit, which Is to he sent to San
Francisco. Captain Baker left for
Washington last night to look after
business details In connection with the
work. The car in which the exhibit
Will be loaded VIII he in Washington
early next week. The furniture Cor
the Mount Vernon building will he
loaded there. The car will then come
TO Richmond for the agricultural and
eduCat iOnnl exhibits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
REMOVE HEALTH MENACE
FROM SCOTT'S ADDITION
Hoard Asks for Estimates ON Fro
willing Section with Water and
Sewerage.

City Engineer Boiling was directed
by the Administrative Board yesterday
to prepare plans and estimates for the
installation OF proper sewerage system
In Scotts Additional far-wcstcrn sub
urb which became part of the city
with the recent annexation. The sec
ton is located just west of the Boule-
YARD ana north OF Broad Street. .
Scotts Addition is at present with
out sewerage facilities OF any dcscrip-
ton. The drainage is of the surface
variety. and has been matter of con
siderable concern to the Health De-
partmcnt, which has repeatedly point
ed out the menace that this condition
holds for the health OF the settlement
and the city ut large.
simultaneously with the order to tho
city Engineer the board entered an
order directing Superintendent Davis,
OF the Water Works. to report on the
cost of installing Il complete water dis
tributinS system The settlement is
now supplied with water by wells
many of which are far from satisfac-
tory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
CHRISTMAS PLANS
Methodist Institute to HIVE Tree for
Young People md Their Parents.

Christmas plans OF the Methodist In7
stitutc for spreading holiday cheer
among the large number OF people who
attend the mission are nearly COM
plctc. Every one who attends the in
stitute will be remembered. On Christ
mas Eve about fifty baskets will be
sent TO those whose Christmas dinner
would be scant without these supplies
That evening the regular Christmas
tree entertainment will he held in the
institute chapel
y number of jolly songs by the chill
dren and stereopticon pictures of The
Night Before Christmas will prcccde
the coming of Santa Claus. after which
stockings and presents will be given
to the children, mothers and grand
mothers. There will he $50 stockings
prepared for the purpose.
On Sunday afternoon there Will he
y special service at Trinity Church. at
which pictures of the story of Van
Dykes Other Wise Men," with n pro-
gram of Christmas music will be
given. On the following Wednesday
afternoon dinner will he given to the
mothers and fathers of all the chill
dren who attend the institute. In nd :
dition to these large affairs 4 number
of friends of the institute and teachers
OF the children will entertain small
groups. and a number OF needy fam
lilies Will have Santa Claus provided in
their homes.
That the children may learn some
thing of the JOY of giving they have
been allowed during the past few
own mothers. and these have been
taken home, daintily wrapped in white
paper and ribbon, to be presented on
Christmas morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
A. Foe to tuberculosis

The journal of the American Mcdi-
cnl Association. In Its issue OF August
y. 1913, reviewing article on ..TLc
Influence of Calcium Salts ON COnsti-
tuition and HEALTH" suid;
"Fhcy tthc nuthOrsD report num-
bers OF concrete instances fn which
pntients gained in vitality and energy
after taking calcium"
doctors seem to agree that in tu-
percuiosis and chronic throat and
bronChia! affections, lowered vitality
and lost energy are conditions that
must be overcome.
one of the constituents OF Eek
mans Alternative is calcium Iime) so
combined with other ingredients MS to
be easily assimilatcd by the average
person. To this, in part, is due its
widespread success in the treatment
OF these distressing ana disastrous
troubles
by preventing, as well as arrcsting.
me rtNaEcS Of the tuberclc haciIli
tckE"nS Alternative performs q SER
wee, which even some ethical prac-
titioncrS have ack nowlcdgcd to their
PATIENTS We do not make wholesale.
ciains for IL, but our knowledge of
what il has done warrants the state
mont that TT CAN HELP
~ contains no opiatcS, narcotics or
habit forming drugs. hence Il trial is
safe should your druggist he out Of
~, YOU can order through him or
dircct from the makers.
I:ckn'an Laboratory. Philadelphia.
sold ID! TrGGic Drug Co. Richmond, Vn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
Arrests Inst Might.

Gladys Davis. colored VA. las, ni,,h,
arrested by Policemen Wyatt and
roikes ON Z, charge or stealing $40 from
Carrie Stewart, colorcd. wa. ,rrest.d
by Detective Thurman yesterday on n
charge of stealing s. from Lizzie Stew
John Owens. colorcd. was arrested
yes,erdny by Policemen Culiingsworth
ana wood on charge OF stealing n lot
oi groccrie3 from West End mer-
chant He was sent to the Juvenile
Dctentlon Home. All Of these cases
VIII be heard in court this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
EQUIPMENT ORDERS
SHOW FAITH IN FUTURE

W u Duke. Of the Richmond, Fred
crick sburg and Potomac, who was re-
Gently elected president OF the club.
was tn. first speaker AT last nights
meeting He spoke Interestingly of the
work OF the club. and spoke of the
things 1t hopes 10 accomplish in the
future looking To the general improve
mcnt Of transportation facilities and Of
tn. club itself In commenting on the
decision, Mr. Duke called attention to
press reports indicating that the iii
nois Central has placed orders for So
100000 OF equipment in the faith that
The decision will have a stimulating ef-
feet on business.
President George w stevens, OF the
Chesapeake and Ohih. spoke OF the
numerous advantages to be derived
from the club by railroad men, and
TOOK occasion TO make favorable com
mcnt upon the safety first" move
mont in railroad work. He said ii is
- live Issue ana deserves the attention
OF every good railroad man.
snort speeches were made ny others
attending the gathering, including RI.
Root Palmer. OF the Virginia Railway
and Power Company. j. +. Walsh. of
III" Galenn oil Company. c. W. Brad :
ley. superintendent OF telegraph of the
Chesapeake and Ohio, and T.. l. Ford,
division superintendent Of the Chcsa-
pcakc and Ohta l..
G.. w BraH1cy. Of the Chesapeake and
ohio, was last night elected third vice
president uf the club succcedln &
Charles Il Capps. of the Scaboard Air
Line, resigned The meeting is regard
ed as having been one of the most help
full and enthusiastic IN the history of
TN" organization.