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The Washington times., 1914-01-16
LEGISLATIVE.

Il was announced that Democratic
Senators were formulating Presidential
primary, rural credits, .workmen's COM
pensation, and interstate commerce bills
and that they would push them as rap
idly as possible.
The validity of the Pennsylvania Law
requiring each mine operator to leave a
pillar Of coal of such width that tS-
gether with the pillar left by the ad-
joining owner, ii would be a sufficient
barrier for the safety Of miners, was
argued before the Supreme Cpurt.a
Improvement of Richmond Harbor in
California, by the Government was
urged today upon the House Rivers and
Harbors Committee by delegation of
Californians. Congressman Raker and
II. w. Wernes, of the Richmond Indus
trial Commission, headed the delegation.
A committee from the New York leg
isIature had an appointment today with
the House FoSeign Relations Commit
tee to urge Congressional sanction for
New York's right 70 regulate the guam
and hydro-electric rates.
A bill providing for the strict regula-
ton of stock and bond issues of rail-
roads and common carriers was intro
duoed in the Senate today by Senator
Kenyon. It is in part an outgrowth Of
the Frisco railroad disclosures and in
part an outgrowth Of the New Haven
system abuses. Regulation Of security
issues Is to be by the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
The Washington times., 1914-01-16

cember 81 from the crop of 1913, as com
pared with 2.729,SS7, tons and 3S2.g2
bales in 1912.
The Washington times., 1914-01-16
FOREIGN.

Government officials of johannesburg
South Africa, have discovered papers
containing full details of a plan for g
revolution next April and the establish
ment of a labor republic. The general
strike, which has tied up industry in
johannesburg for a week. was broken,
Il is believed, when twenty of the ring
leaders were taken prisoners.
Authoritative Information gathered in
diplomatic circles in Berne. Switzerland.
indicates that the situation on Albania
is grave. The great powers are exert
ing every effort 10 prevent fresh out
breaks in the Balkans. Germany, 1t Is
stated, has proposed joint Austrian and
Italian military Intervention in Albania,
which accounts for the concentration
Of Italian and Austrian warships along
the Albanian coast.
The recent investigation Of the tango
and other dances of this character, or
dered by the Pope, has resulted in the
issuance, by Cardinal BasiliO Pompili.
vicar general of Rome, of a pastoral
lettar condemning these dances, which,
he declares, are perverting souls.
The strained relations which exist be-
tween Andrew Bonar Law, leader of the
unionists, and Premier Asquith, were
brought almost 10 lne DredhlhE on pOIIIt
yesterday, by a speech maus by Law,
in which he said: We are drifting to
civil war" This, coupled 18th Laws
official promise to give help TO Ulster.
commits the tory party to policy or
forcible resistance TO home rule.
A retaliatory embargo against the
United States for its attitude upon the
Importation Of Canadian potatoes was
today urged upon the Canadian gov
crnnent by the St John, y. B., board
OF trade in a resolution.
AS the search OF the residence of the
late Cardinal Rampola for last testa-
ment continues, the fear that II will not
be found Increases The furniture has
all been taken apart and carefully ex-
aInined, but no trace of the desired
document has been discovered.
The Washington times., 1914-01-16

Schriver's Famous Products
The best known Canned Goods sold in
this city.
Early Sweet Peas, per can. .121Ac
Extra Sifted Peas, per can. ........- .15c
Al Smallest Tender Peas, per can. .17hc
Selected Stringless Beans, per can. .15c
Al Smallest Stringless Beans, per can 171ac
Green Lima Beans, No. can, per can. 10c
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08
Or. E.. HOIOVtChineT
AtTlte oUJ UuWBt WtUhAUtf 10.
HnO SarnsB Strafe
@egenii6er Dem Srpbeam 3benter.
5eIrp6OR Douglas 1888.
geiibrn5 2401 saO t6. Strafe,
Selcpbon SOuglas 1885.
Sped itun6en
10 bis u ll5r 9ornittags, 2 bis
5 llbr gaahnlittagE.
omaha, gtebrasfn.

Sd babe meme Office nit ben
m~o0erniten gurridtungen fir elef.
triit ternpeutiide gebmGung
ousgeitattet uuo bin eingeridtet,
iolhe 2eioen 81 begultoeln, Uel6a
ourh bofitromige 3sStrablen, III.
traoioletten StrabIen uilp. ganItiJ
5eeinfluBt perom. Sd bin in
meiner Office tdglit Don 1912
llhr gurm uno % llhr Radm.
9erm0ge uleines Rontgen-5trab
len . 9Lpparat5 bin i'd in Der Gage,
cine forrette Giagnoiis 81 MAIDEN
uno bor5ugIihe SLIDER Der unge.
griffeuen imnereH Srgane aui3u.
nebmen.
gleftri5itat ols Seilmittei IN Oct
mo6eruen me0i5iuiiden 4raris
tpdhit Don Iag 81 Gaq, uu6 feline
-mfrflife muoerm Gottosofiice fam
obne oieieI5e iein. Gas @ebiat
Ger 4npenOun9 bon GIeftri5itdt
beim 6cilen lit mannigfoItig uno
gefuoItig, unO Die Reiultote itno
nunoerbnr uuo eritnunlie
Or. 6. 6olootdiner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08
giaB SnnSap.

lle6cr oieien mooernen gGunuae.
liiten", Der b. !. III 1es Wioines
uno Gmaba nuitreten miro. pbilo.
iopbirt DER Soma Stnots. au5eiger"
ME iolgt:
Sier in les gloines bliibt inns
MN in aiir5e Der 9eiu6 Oes neoan'
qeliiteu" giap Sunoap. Die engli.
ihen Iaaes3eitmgen Der DHeeiiter
& 2eo0er~ an Der SpiBe, poinmen
iebt idon Oas Sob oe5 mooernen
garnum's Der aanjel. 2ieie Set.
TINA perofieutIitltc am Sonntog Ct.
men nabeju jnei Seiten Iongen ar'
tifel iiber bic 5abigfeitm Sunoap's
mlo prizes ibu IN allen Iondrten, be-.
ion0crs 0n or Gin Broouft unieres
StaateS SOMA lit. 9lu9 Der nSIain
.Salt" crying lidl IcBte Isolde in
gobesbpmmen iiber 9iQp. Dian
muB immer nie0er einieben, ooB
oas 8ort garmlm's Die 8elt
mil bebumbuaat lem" nod beute auf
Den Imerifaner noae gniUenoung
bat. aann man rs ionit fir mog.
lid balten, oaB bic 8riitIiten Der
oerifieoencn @~emeinoen, peld)e Bill.
In ieinen geoen nnh ueradtet, oem
er miinidlt nidt 10 5abme HeOeu 81
bolten, Die Die gepobnlihen 8reoi'
qer, ibre airt)en itlieBen, oamit
oieier oas BelO einbeimien fam.
@ie pertrdgt cs fih benn nit Der
Se6re G5riiti, oaB Elm gpongeliit
nit eigencr 9ieuerihoft berumreiit2
Saben Dies Die apoiteIn, peld]e Die
Qcbre hires 5errn oerfiinoeten, uitf
letban2 llnb iberaa, nnfloem 9ian
Srnoan lit einem Srt Oas 5elO OBJ
qegrnit FAT utO ieine foideren Dol.
lars ans oen 5aihen ser Shaie n
5d1fdeu mare 81 gelin6e ausae.
oriidt nlitgcnommen bat, itellte
iih heruus. DnB BON oen NIT 10
QroBem Jnmtnm erfolgten geteh.
rungen MIR ie1r rpenige Den bel.
miidIen MISREPRESENTATION 5ufmnch.
90 lit cs betpieieu, OoB nod niflt
fitnf Ero3pnt Der gefe6rtcn eiiler
eiuhciniihen @eneinoe beitreten.
1as id1oct aber nidlts, oic Saipt.
iadle iiir Die @espfaffen lit MIR Die
5eniotion, nn0 OdB Der itrunenoen
giitnelt glauben gemaft miro, 10
mo 10 piele Climber iito - nift
ctlua 5um @lattbem. sum
&robibitionismts betebrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08
omaha @etreibe .@arft.

~AAA1Av " Ef
Starter 8ei5et-
9tr. 2. 83-84c.
g}r. 8. 82-S6e.
= Scr. 4. 79-84c.
,5rilbiabrsmei8en-
g3r. 3. 85-851ac.
Rr. 4. S2h-84c.
Duran 8ei5en-
Ger. 2. S41h-85c.
Ir. 8. 67a-68c.
.8eiBes aorn-
Ir. 2. 6th-67Mc.
SIR. 3. 66-66hc.
@cI6es aorn-
g2r. ,. 67-6715c.
Yer. 3. 67-67bc.
Gr. a. 66h-67c.
&orn-
gtr.2. 67A-67Ac.
Rr. 8. 66--661bc.
aort feines Grades 60-66c
Safer
g}r. .. 381A-38Ac.
5tanOar6 Safer 38Ac.
Rr. 3. 37A-3sc.
CIR. A. 37h-37Ac.
Mdl3gerite $3.50.
5uttergerite 45-50c.
Hoggen-
gtr. 2. 581@-59c.
SIR. 3. 57k-5Sc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08

Dos ar0Bte GreigniB In ben Oeut.
Idru Reconsideration biIhet oaS am
Sonntna ben 20. April itattfin0etioe
Stiitmasfcit oes Omaha gaIiitper.
Gins. 0ns init bejon0erem @lafB &C.
ieiert merOen ion. Ger @ereiu bot
ons mihtiaite Sobr III ieiner @e.
ididlte binter iit. er bat i'm ber-
aangeheii Sabre elm biibldles Seim
ernorben mo es ioiia cinaerihtet.
Seine WitglieoerjnbI lit aanB beoeu.
teuo geitiegcu uno oas acielige &c.
ben bot oementipredeto 5igcnom.
men. lie Sauptiohe fir einen
@eiangpereiu abcr III, oaB CT auf
Der boditen Shlie Der 9~eiituuesid.
btateit itebt. Sies miro nun Der
tilftige Eiriaeut III. Jillo. Reeie
NIT ieiner portreiiliten Sanger.
idnnr bcim Stiitungsieit ilbrr5eu.
aeno belueiien. Gin portreiilid BRO.
grainm III a~uiaeiteIIt, oas Die bod.
item Beniiie bietct.
Ter beriibmte, bonn Sdugerieit
Ter In Sntnbo befonntc Spernidn.
aer WiurfIs ae1ermaun triit ole
eriter Soliit NIT elmer gieibe Der
herrIifiten oeliti6en Sieoer niti, mo
Der beaabte iunge eInbeimiide Bio.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08
9atentanlu1Ite

aae GorteH @urit tperOen tdgIiG
in unierem @eidaft eernodt.
Stride ,tro tonierDirte GIeiidiorten
ionic ousIGnoiihe unb beimiihe
DeIifoteTien. Infer Notto, 0uaIit6t
Infer @etpidt uno uniere greiIe
reft. lleber3eust ~Gu9.-Sdnouber
G Soffmdnr, 408 SO. is. Gtrobe.
EeIephon Douglas 1920.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08
Wartt6eriGt
Gil0sGnlaha, s. 81

Sio-6 mahn, s. april.
Rinouieb-3ufubr 2575; Marft
Zoe b0ber.
@ute bis bette SdbrIinae 1925
.S.75.
@utc Bis bette $s.t5-s.75.
MittelmdBige bis CUTE $7.75-
.S.15.
@er0bnIidc Bis mitteImdBies
$7.s5-7.75.
aiibc nno Sellers felt bis ltarf.
safe bis bette Sellers $7.25-
$500. ,
@ute bis bette aiibe $6.50-7.35.
MitteImdBige bis CUTE $5.75-
Gelu0bnIide Bis matchmaking
$4 25-5.75.
5toders mo 5eeocrs felt.
@ute bis bette $T.G5-7.85
YlitteImdBise Bis CUTE $7.25-
|7.65.
@efp5bnlihe BIS mitteImaBigs
! Sc. %.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08

AedDtsaumaite, Inlfnp
eer & @ebb. Omaha RntionaI
9nuf @eb., 3inlnisr $40, Smobd,
EeIepbOn GOuglds 1858.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08

3n Dermietben - biibltes 3immer
Bel Oeutid /, uugnriiden 2euten.
24G11A Giio 16. Str. a8
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1. Ehril.

H 1EIhs
0'o asiu5 g'a'I sr z" ssf d a 1 Ser <a @attnra. : eecmtii65tT Z. eS 9sS'H nit
.. Al eauao: Scinria Der gooIe y !, ..~.e..,... ~. 6 Zone
b gaerieeler r. StrauB
: So Sf fir g %: Ser Marcus aciicrmann, ais eoft
3 Spinndor ans Der 0pr: Der fIiegcnoe @olanoer VI. Iagner
lftrmriscr Gomentor nit Solo uo Biano.ge9lettumg. Colo:
6rauein Smtb BERG.
/. tnntaie: AppnFipnae ..........s....t. 8telrhrps
e a. 3abrishe
5. Meeresittle mo 1lifltte 5abrt ........,........ Boobertstp
RdnHcrhor nit Blanc ge5leitnmg.
g.. al Der Spiemoun ...s... =. i. .... go 49,. ..... 8. Sotfman
pSagaatenlieoden .........." .. ...,. ..... : aoennerif
Colo fir gaS: SER aiaral5 acdcrman ais Goft
2. Shell
Z gu55i5e aus Ben aprn: Die pebc Come" mo Ser 1rolbaOor
uot gUIoieu mO geroi.
sir aemHtten Gbor init Coils, 3uetten 1er5ctten, 0uarptten,
Sertetten mo BunObegleitbmg. arrangrt mo 5niammenge
itlt BON Sb. 9uo. 8eeie.
a 5nroOu1tOn mo g6or ans: Die pcBe Game
b goriou.SoIo at-SoIo mO Guett aua: Der GrouboOom.
0crr alreb Conrad mo sri. Anna 6ren3cr.
q 1cuor.Solo, Sopran-5olo mo Guet ous:Der IroubnOour.
SEER 5rie Cater m6 Sri. auna Subj.
81 9nB-Solo Imo 8oppequartett aus: Ge UciBe 0me
SEER Carl saarnonr, SRI. Gertrude Snur, SRI STATE Sang,
SRI Cora Saarmanu, Sri. Gora @tnrihs. Ser Carl stangeL
Ser Mug geermann un0 Serr bon Reinoo.
q alt.SOlo, 9enmssolo mo Guett m': Ger 1roubaOour.
SRI. Gnnn GcGe mb SER e. Sporrn.
y SoprnusSoo init Ghor aus: 8c TcBe Came
5rou emma gibbs.
ID N1fmertor ous: Der 9roubooor
j gurtor colo aus Ser 9roubaOonr
Ser Sohn ainje
Fl 3uctt fr Sopran uno 9enor aus: lie mebe Game
Sri. gmn giuener mb Ser 2o1n gofu.
3 5eror.SoIo nit Ghor aus: Die peiBe 9ume.
6err Carr Aeee
M '@efanaenaor, sopran.solo, Gcnor.soIo pmo 2pctt aus: Der
Iroubd0or.
5rau 6. 3dcn un6 SEER 5er0 2c6nunn.
nj G6or aus: Ger ndBe 9ame
% gaBSoIo ans: Der Sroubaoour
Ser Better Gam.
81 Gbor uno 9aritonsSolo aus: Die neibe Game
SEER Gto Gie0ermier.
Al 3er3et aus: Die neiBe 0nme
2rL. @othe 9I5, SEER Serb. 2ebmann t6 SER Carl Steele
RI 8oBa5oo mo 9oppelquortett aus: Ser Groubaoour
SER apl 9reps, Sri. annn aubL SRI. emma Camp, SRI
gtorie 9lanf, augue gicngeOobt, Ser 5ib 9nHer, SEER
Carl StongeL uno SER Saul 4oulien.
B Gertet nit Gbor aus: Der 1roubaooar.
9irigent: Serr 81. &A0. Gedf.
9ianObegleitnug 6es Strrn 9cllermamn, Sraa Is. u. 3abrdi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08
ra6idbrStrrmin

80. Mdr8 bis 5. SUM.
@eiddftsengliit, So; @eIddfts.
oritbmetif, So; Sdoni6reiben, So;
ober 8ulammcit, $3.50. a1iraidriit
iino WfaIfinen . Gdreiben, $3.50;
ihneae Gur8idrift, ST.; nrditeftc.
niides 3eihncn So. $3 MitgIico.
doIfsaebiibr fir MihtmitgIieoer.
photographic, $500; p~oaitdnoiger
4urIus IN MuItigrapbie, sic.
y. W. 6. ", Gde IL. nno SarasD
Etrahe. Gdrtibt pber teles
ybOnirt Sller 1900.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08

Baggage, 5radtsitsr, @O6sln unO
ale anberen artifeI bef6rbert.
goteniungens 5u allen StunOen. In.
fer 0tenIt Der bette il. idnenFte gu
ni~eorigTten Staten. 8. 90. &. .. eli
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08

6tod aiibe mno Sellers 5000
$50.
Stof adLber So. 50--S.0Q
a1lber $7.50-10.25.
9uIeu $4.75-6.50.
5dmeine-3ufubr 1900; M1rft
SC bober. Durfidnittspreis $8.45
$50. Soditer greis $3.50.
Sdnfe 3uiubr $500; @arft
10 bis zoe bo6er.
8iooers, Sc. 1880.
Mutterihaie $6.25--6.60.
Mericon 9dmmer $7.90-s.20.
S1brlinge, $7.00-7.50.
@eItern 9dmmer $7.60--S.00
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08
OIpN2AAM
SeIepbOn 9DnBIas 494.
tagliA 2;I5, Nbemss 8:15.
Mpbernsg WauhsniHe.

9ieie Mote: SopbDe Barnard,
Con Singer, Sans aobert & Co.,
2ucie Golmont & Sod Repnen, SID.
ncp $. Ybiaips, 5ronf Gariib,
Scarf. 5elis, cine bilolide Rlino-
idail.
greiIe. Wioiinee (oltsgeHOmilm
Gamitaes unO GOnntngs) @nnerie.
10 Genfs; bette Site 2E-NbenSa
Toe. 25e 50e uno 76f.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08

Getnite BOrd.ls6beIn; gieeO.we0beln
nuf GsiteGung gemodt. Gm0bo
gleeb & Mnitnn Go. 1t9 Worb 10.
eigaBe Eel. 2nuglos 20a8.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08
R(alGfBirte ABelgen!

Gas yreismirbigite GiisH BEL geter
&urnp. 9eutide Ride, 1908
Dodge StroBe, 2. Stod. MobIoei.
tetn 25 Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08

limit Qoufs Shnntiber plrb flo
ebenioIs boren lnIien.
Herr aencmnnn III ouf Der
Gusdrciir puriiberacbcuo in Omaha.
uno hot Der gerein iit 0ieIr @ele.
acnbeit nidt entaeben laiieH, ibn
fir Oiries greiamb 81 aepinnen,
nas oie aitnitiremoe IN Manen
5um 2oH3ert brinaen ioIte.
Die bon ben eboren nusgefhbrtcl
ginmmern iiub eritflaiiia nno idle.
zen oaS mfueracBlihe Sprrnorran.
gement pon &errn Heeie elm, oas
aui Dem Gangrrieit 10 grobeH Bel.
faa fano unn ieitber nidJt mebr IN
omaha gegeben ipirroe. Der Sing.
forper 1T batte In trefflihiter
g%eriniiuua, uno bobe Seiihnsen
iiHO iidcr.
Man eriuartet notiirIid nift mir
pou omaha nus. ionoern aid bon
ousnartigrn Std6tcn i'm Staate lino
Soma ciuen 1lberit itarien geiuh
5u oieiem @nIafonBert. Sober BE.
iutcr fam bic treifIiditen 9nrbie.
tungrn eriDarien m0 fem pabrer
amitireunO aus nab unS fern ioa.
te ieblen. 9as po1it1nOi9e Bro.
gromm iii pic iolat
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-19
rain Robber
Takes $4,000
HIDES IN CAR AND ATTACKS
z MESSENGER GETTING AWAY
St WITH HIS LOOT. .-..t,I,..

by AssocI STID PREss,I
BEAUMONT, Tex.. March 19.--:A
lone robbersiseld up The :expTress mes:
seheer on ID Santa Fe Railroad train
near here yesterday aid SECURED 1i 4
$4,000 gSThe robbery Occurred F "a
northhoInd train ':Nqs. zoe af Helbigg,
s14smilcs north OF Mere ''f%. - ~
Deputy sheriffs ana policemen
from Beaumont started in pursuit OF
tue robber, who was said to have dis.
APPEARED in a tliickly wooded coun.
try: The train left here at 1915 D.
M. The $14,oO, Owas being sent by
q Beaumont lumber company tc
Bro@ndell, Tex, for payroll use.
Bob Martin, the express messcn.
ger. reported the robbery was com.
mitted by q middle-aged white man
wloshad hidden himself in the bag.
gage car behind some boxes ant
trunks When the train was goine
through stretch OF timber countr,
NORTH of Helbig, he sprang- from his
Hiding place and, covering Martin
with a revolver, relieved him Of til,
money.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-19
METZ. RAMBLER. 9.

E&e are having some spring days
now after the nice winter. People
are now Getting ready for farm. as
there fhasFbeen no farm work done
this winter. y illa- @ =
DIR. Kenna has now bought a horse
and can accommodate his many patti
ents. He appears to be the right
man=in=thcrright place. sss'r
RIOS Campbell and Ed. Harren is
building fence, on Campbell's farm.
It is expected Mrs. a. .shuman OF
California will visit friends here this
spring, Her manyEfriends and rela-
tiycs Will. be pleased to welcome her
to the best state in the union.
The sick of our community: Mr..
George Wilson, Of Messers Run, has
dropsey of the heart and is very III.
Mrs. sinna' Wells OF the same place
is seriously III with dropsy. Mr..
Lloyd Delana,. at his fathcr-inl laws
on Mossers Run is suffering from
severe burns on his leg and side.
Mrs. Clara Stevens of 10th street
and Locust aven,ie ofthe city Of Fair
mont, passed through here Tuesday
on her way to. her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Campbell's where she
win stay some two or three weeks ue
Mrs. Gray's brother; d Mr. weekly.
IFS the guest of Mr.. and, Mrs. Gray Ii
present. He lives back Of Cameron
In Marshall county. u 'M
/, Mrs. Lofty ornduff, of our town,
was callying on Mrs. H. L. Campbell
Monday last. = z
Sankie shackelford and wife, Of
Warrington. were to see. her parents.
Henry Campbell's, Sunday last.
Mrs. Luther Metz is still little
better at present. r
Leonard Metz of our town. is, pre-
pairing to'build silo to his big barn.
PoL1AS OF METZ.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-19
An; Y e

Russell Eddy, Who is located ii
New Martinsville was visiting at his
lt9me here over Sunday.
/, Mrs. J. NJ. Lyncn, OF Clarksburg'
spent Sunday here with her parents
Mr.. auI !Irs. ~. Hamilton.
Robert Rynd's rather. has been Wis.
ting him. the past few days.
Rev. G. W. Kinsey assisted Rev
Charles Hamrick in conducting the
funeral Of Mrs: NJ, D. Fry, Sunday. aft,
ern r.oeoon, The, funeral was held in, the
First NJ. E.. church. o,1. + ~
Charles Summers has gone to Ok,
1ahoma TO work in the oil field:
Rev. G.. ". Kinsey preached in the
Baptist church here Saturday night
Sunday and Sunday night.
E. G. Eddy isiworking in the oil
field near Warrington this week.
Harry Luton returned from Ritchit
county Saturday where he is inter.
,csted in some oil and gas territor,
with q local company.
Miss Edna Briggs is very i'll Of ty'
iphoid fever.
Elkins basketball team will pia,
the Fairview hishEhere next Frida,
evening. '
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-19
|Reu Stoetzer
Is Moderator
WILL PRESIDE OVER SESSION OF
PRESBYTERY AT Z
DOWNS.

The Prcsbytery of Grafton will
meet at Downs on Mor;ay april 18th
at 1880 p. m.
Reports from all departments of
the church in the Prcsbytery
will be read and Two commissioners
to the General Assembly to be held
in clficago, May 81, will be elected.
DIR. II. G. stoetzer is moderator of
the Grafton Presbytery and will
preach the opening sermon. Two
delegates from each of the churches
belong to the organization will be
present.
The Grafton Presbyterial will meet
in the Presbyterian church of this
city on May s and Z. N
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-19
0UGH!BACKACHE
|R|!u.|.B||[ 1
SRUBEPA1Na AWAY. WITH AlsssMALL
TRIAL BOTTLE OF 0LDsssTs,.
JACOBS OIL. ~ 8
WI = u "a, !. !, ]! x, No.

When your back is sore and Tame
or lumbago, .sciatica or rheumatism
las you stiffened up, don't suffer-,
Get q small trial bottle of old, hon
est st Jacobs Oil" at any drug
store, pour a little in your hand and
Iubsit on your back and by the time
you count fifty, the soreness and
1ameness is gone.
Don't stay crippled! This sooth-
siitgs penetrating oil needs to be used
only once. It takes the ache and pain
right out,and ends the misery. It is
magical, yet absolutely harmless and
doesntt9burn or discolor the skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago. sciat:
Ice and lame back misery SO prompt
~ and surely. 1t never disappoints.
ADV. ~ 2sstt ~ W. s''s ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-19
NOT READY FOR UNION

PHILADELPHIA, March ia
feeling that the time is not ripe
for Organic union of the seven
chpreift bodiess represented in tho
couneilF Of Reformed Churches In
4A'imerisa fholding the Presbyterian
system was voiced by virtually all
the sheakers in today's session of the
council here. n
a number Of ministers discussed
thy erpheriooking to organic un.
ion. which, If effected, would bring
into one body all tho Presbyterian
and Reformed churches of the coun,
trya@ith atotal membership Of g.,
00o;000i:G! - ~
4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-19
TWENTY ACCEPT WORK.

|, fONDA, N. T., Mar. 1S.-Fifty
of. the 20 unemployed New Workers.
who came here yesterday Us the first
installment in governor Glynns cam
paign to place the city, worthless
people on farms were lodged today
In the village engine house. Only
20 of these 20 arrivals accepted Of
fers of employment with farmers al
though the. wage offered were those
generally, paid for farm hands. The
50 who are idle. are dependent on
the towns people for; shelter and food.
ffhe neighborhood. farm ers do not APP
tpear ehtiGsiastic oovef their new help
as the men are absolutely ignorant
ID farm work o. my roy . 'ifSH
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-19
INSTANTLY CLEARS AIR PAS
sAGEs; YOU BREATHE FREE
d, NASTY DISCHARGE STOPS,
HEAD COLDS AND DULL HEAD:
AeHEVANIsH. -

Get assmall bottle anyway, Just to
Try Apply a little in the hostrils
end instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-up afr passages of the head
WIN open and will breathe freely;
dizziness and headache disappear. b.
morning! the catarrh, cold-in-head
o. catarrhal sore throat will be gone.
End such misery now! Get the
small bottle Of "Ely's Cream Balm
az any drug store. This. sweet, fra
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-19
Deeds Filed.

Deeds were yesterday filed with
the county clerk for recording us fol-
lows: s,il8
y. Fl, .Mylam n!s "a AND wife 70 L,t.L,
Wadswerth, q PARCEL Of LAND IN Union
independent. district consideration,
Isl and other! valuable consideration
Nuna Atha Williams and husband
to Lewis Ammonss a parcel Of land in
the yillagei'of Faifyiew; eonsidera-
tion, 81 and other valuable. consid-
Grafton. 80
Mary Eta Michaels and husband,
ct al, to John S. Thorn, a PARCEL OF
land in Pawpaw district; ontidera-
tiof. $500.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-19
l'Ndlrl'c0ni Firm
Wins Big Suit

) By ASSOCIATED PREss.1
rs NETWORK. March 19.-The Mar
conf Wireless Telegraph company of
America won victory in the Fed
eral court yesterday which. accord
singsto its officers, gives the company
almost complete control of the field
ofswireless telegraphy. The company
won an infringement suit against
the National Electric Signaling COM
spany Of Pittsburgh, involving basic
patents granted to Sir Oliver Lodge,
the British scientist, and Guglielmo
ssAiateoni, the Italian inventor:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-19
Deeds I Transferred Soon.

April l is the day set by law FOR
the transferring of all property on
the land books. Those persons who
have acquired property during the
past twelve months should make an
effort to file their deeds for recording
with the county clerk before April /,
il they wish the transfers made this
year and the tax lists kept straight.