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IS FREE
From NARCOTICS
Relieves Rheumatism by Cleansing the
Whole System Of all Impurities.

DO. not try to- relieve rheumatism
by dosing the system with dangerous
drugs REEUMA is free from an
opiates and narcotics and cleanses
the system In natural but scientific
manner The dangerous waste" is
eradicated from the kidneys, bowels,
liver and skin. RHEUMA costs only
30 cents of Wells & Haymaker Co.
Il was a great sufferer from Rheu-
matism for ten years. After two days
use of RHEUMA I laid down my
crutches and have since given them
away. am we'll man. ID. RI
Croker, 614 Sumter St.. Columbia, s..
Advertisement
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LIKES THE BOOK.

B. T. Southern, of Terra Alta. was
in the city on business and left last
night on No. IL for home Mr. South
ern purchased one of the Panama
canal books some time ago and says
it. is worth considerably more than
the price paid, and almost equal to a
trip to Panama. He reports a fine
prospect for good fruit crop the
coming season. He also says he has
a fine lot of seed potatoes, none bet
ter grown in the world.
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AlEEplNG oLosED.

Revival services at the Methodist
Episcopal church at Wilsonburg,
conducted by the pastor, the Rev. a.
S. Wolfe. have closed. The revival
was the greatest for years, resulting
IN eighty-nine conversions at the al
tar. sixty-two of whom united with.
6he church. The Rev. Mr. Wolfe
win commence revival services at the
Adamston Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-06
FACE COVERED
WITH PIMPLES
Suffered Three Years. Used ResinoI.
Now Not "A PimpIe To Be Seen.

Now Not a PimPle To Be Seen.
Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. q, 1912. 81 had
been troubled for the past three years with
pimples which completely covered my face
and neck. The pimnIes would come out,
tester up and cause me to pick at them,
fecling very uncomfortable. tried most
all kinds Of facial creams, but with no eff
feet. Ttried sampIe OF Resinol Soap and
Ointment and noticed instant relief. I
bought Resfnol Soap and Resinol Ointment
and began the treatment. After using two
jars of Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap,
there was'not 2 pimple to bescen, and now
my face IS as smooth as if there was never
q pin1ple on It tsignedl Albert Greenburg.
lI67 Frankfort Ave,
For eighteen yeara Resfnol has been
favorite doctors prescription and houses
hold remedy for itching troubles, skin orup-
tons, dandruf, red, rough faces and hands,
sores, piles, etc. Stops itching instantly.
Sold by all druggists, Resinol Soap, Pc,
Ointment. soc. and $1.0O, but you can try
them without cost-just write for liberal
samples to Dept. Ism, Resinol Chemical
Co. Baltimore, Nd.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-06

BAT LICK FATAn.

NEWARK. n. j.. Feb. Nicholas
FericoIa, said to have been mem
ber Of the University of Pennsylya-
MIA baseball squad last year, died IN
3 hotel here TO-DAY OF an injury to his
brain caused by being struck on the
head with a bat He left collegs
early IN January because the injury
began to give him extreme pain.
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
IT, 41,o gsY.-,.fae ! . rT.,..,.s.-S ,

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
To the Sherff of Harrison County,
Greeting: .....,.s--.
You are hereby commanded te SUI
mon Charles r. Lowman to appear
before the Judge OF our Circuit Court
of Harrison County at the Clerks
Office of our said Court, at rules 70
be held therein for said Court, on the
FIRST AIonday III March next, to answer
a bin in Chancery exhibited against
him in our said Court by Dora Low
man and have then there this writ.
1 Witness I. Wade Coffman, Clerk OF
our said Court, at the Court House Of
the said county, this 18th day of jan.
uary, 1914, and in the 51st year OK
the State.
e-I WADE. fS0FFAF4N CLERK
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CUSTER PosT no MEET.

Custer Post, No. 8, Grand Arms
OF the Republic, will hold meeting
at 1 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon in
room 9O2 of the Cor building.
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SAYINGS OF 4 NUT

Eat less is the advice given by the
T,emocrats for the reduction of the
cost of living. A bright idea; won
der how they figured it out2
It is said that Evelyn Thaw and
Gaby Deslys viii head their own com
panies next year. Just for spite Har-
ry and King Manuel ought TO take a
company on the road.
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MES. aIARGEsoN BETTER.

Mrs. c. q. Margeson OF 215
Charleston avenue who has been
very i'll since Monday is feeling much
better today
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r. a. LOAR.
Counsel

You can't spend an hour studying
the ads IN the DAILY THfsEGR A -
without LEARNING facts that have
. CASH VALUE no Xcpl
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COUNCIL TO MEET.

A meeting Of the city council Isl
scheduled for 1880 O'Clock this even
ing. So far as Is known the business
To be transacted is routine
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-06

That earthquakes accelerate the
movement of glaciers has been proved
bv observations in Alaska recently
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-06

Sound of Road Building.
The Randolph Review published at
Elkins is sound on the road question
not only as to the proper time to
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TBOWLINGI0
II N EW 81 Il
GondoIiers Drop Two.


In one of the fastest and most ex-
citing games of duck pins played on
the Gore alleys in the last half OF
the league schedule the Mutual Ben
eft Life Insurance Company's team
defeated the strong Gondoiier team
two out OF the three games played
last evning.
even start and held their own until
the sixth frame, when the Insurance
company's team made three marks
and took the lead and were never
overtaken. The Gondoliers lost a
golden opportunity in the last frame
when they blew two spares, enough
to win the game for them.
In the second game the Gondoliers
got away at the first with a good
ming out by thirty-four pins.
The third game was the big one
of the contest. With each team
having a game both sides went into.
the final struggle for blood. At the
half way mark the Insurance team
was one pin ahead, but three marks
in the sevnth frame and two in the
GondoIiers tried hard 20 cut this
lead down in the two last frames.
Carmony spared in the NINTH, Cap
tain Coughlin made two strikes with
a nine count in the tenth; Carmony
made six on his spare and eight out,
with Ours, the last man on the team
up, the Insurance team was ten pins
ahead, making 1t necessary for him
to mark to win the game. He missed
his chance and the game was lost.
The score In the last game was 363 /
10 $50.
age for the evening
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oRDER on PTfBITCAT30Y-

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At Rules held In the office OF the
Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Harri-
of February, 1914, the following order
was entered:
DORA LoWMAN
vs..
CHARLES e. LOWNfAN,
Object of Suit.
The object Of this suit is to obtain
a divorce from the bonds OF matri-
mony.
And it appearing from an affidavit
filed in said cause that Charles 2. :
bowman I Is a non-residen of this
State, st is ordered that he do appear
within one month from the date OF
the first publication of this order and
do what is necessary to protect his in-
terests hereing
Given under my hand this the 2nd
day Of February, 1914
T. WADE COFFMAN, Clerk
r. a. LOAR.
Counsel for Plaintiff
"a z
Notice to Take DISPOSITIONS.
Dora Ilowman,
We. In Chancery.
Chas. -. Iowman
TO CHARLES 3. BOWMAN
You Will take notice that the deposi-
tons Of myself and sundry other wit
nesses viii be taken at the law offices
of Robert "A. L.oar. in the City ofS
County OF Harrison, State
of West Virginia. on Saturday, the 7tn
day of March, 1914, between the hours
Of 8 As N. and 6 r N. to be read In
evidence, on behalf of the plaintiff in
the above styled cause.
II from any cause the taking Of
these dispositions are not commenced
IN that day, or being commenced ata
not completed, the same shall be ad-
Iourned from time to time. and from
place to place. until the same shall
be completed.
DORA LoWAIArI,
BY Counsel u.
Z a. LOAR.
Counsel
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An Evening Echo.
The man in love with himself sell
dom has a RICHARDSON.
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e. LOWMAN.
Object of Suft,
= - = NF--7.N1
Counsel for Plaintiff. !

Notice to Take DISPOSITIONS.
Dora Lowman,
vs. In Cdancery.
Elnnr... -
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seconded by Mr.. Sewers and adopted by
the same party.
Motion made by Mr. Sewers, seconded
by Dan Sewers, adopted by A. ID. Sow
en that the county COMMITTEES oil al
vacancies.
Mr.. A. Dan Sewers introduced Hoa.
Randolph Bias. Of Mipgo county, vao
delivered . speech. lie seemed rhroneh-
out bis speecb 10 he iseIing his way, and
afraid - take Hrm position; but he
admitted that the Progressive party had
no chance Of electing candidate in Nc
Doweli county, a. which }. X. smith.
the "Nstionsi Jail Robber." stnck .his
head In the door and uttered a witty
saying 81 which 20 much laughter ~.
provoked that several minutes eisp>~d
before ar. Bias could resume or Mr..
Sewers could transact any further bus
ines.
Two Negroe- were delegates, viz. JED
Willis and X. J.. Huffman, both Of
whom are grossly ignorant and were ..
-iie~t< oysters throughout the meeting.
MI Brooks Williams. memb<r Of tl,s
Prog1~ive state Central COMMITTEES from
Mcdowell county, Wa the only delegate
Pre-ent who made ., statement s-ids
from A. Dan so~er, and ne merely
corrected Mr.. Sewers in naming dele
xHses 10 attend the state convention.
Dan So~ers made . motion and 49,
ondsd the sane, that . COMMITTEES Of
three ~ appointed n name delez.te. 10
sssend ne STATE convention in Charleston.
Hon ID A. Sover, ex-elitor Of the de-
func Keystone Tribune. the payer e.
tsot'si.ed n reform Keystone and Me-
po.eh county, ws~ appointed chairman
OF the comnittee, and reported for ths
cosomsfese, compo~d Of q. y. WarIsy.
A. ID. CoOAs and A. Dan sowers. H.
eom1r<sse vss Sewers vholely, solely
and nroeeheut, and no one had . ssy
ssvss : shs progressive in McDo.sa
1-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31
AFRAID It WILL
AROUSE PREJUDICE

Rsosntly the United States senate pass-
I'd IN amendment 10 the Sundry Civil
bill sppropristing $3.50 TO assist the
colored people Of Virgins in holding an
exposition in or near Richmond in 1915.
commsmorating the fiftieth anniversary
OF the signing Of the emancipation Proc
lsmation. Ii 10 reported from Washing
ton that the amendment passed by .
unanimous vote Senator Martin Of vir-
ginia took the leading part in having the
amendment paced Senator White OF
Alabama also gave the amendment bis
support.
Commenting upon this amendment the
Presbytsrisn Standard takes this rather
extraordinary view OF the celebration
which the appropriation proposes 10 -
sisf:
Recently there has been introduced .
bill in Congress TO appropriate the sum
Of ~, 900 for an exposition 70 be held in
Richmond, commemorafing the signing
OF the Emancipation Proclsmstion. II
will also commemorate the conhscstion
Of Millions OF dollars In property that bad
been handed down from father 70 500.
the loss OF which reduced families 10 beg
gary, and threw back whole sertions fos
nany yesrs. IL u not the question wheth-
| Or it vss right 10 o~n sIsve--thst is an
ether story; but whether government
hss riebt 10 conh>cste that which tbey
had before recoxDized - property.
ITO bring b-ek 10 the decendsnt- of
those vbo we're thus robbed. the great Q.
ne~s 81 their 10, and - remind them o.
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ment OF Prof w. w. sssders - Director
Of extension work Of The West Virginia
Colored Institute. . newly created ONCE
Prot. sandsv was Appointed State Ii
brarisn in A1guss, 1913 and hss made .
spsu.did record a ssseisney in The short
tine be corrupted shs osce. He hss won
the confidence so1esss<m NOT only Of ths
Administrrfion basslso Of ths jsds-s Of
the Supreme Coors q Appeals. clerks.
stfaehes and sssorneys who have bu.sne.
IN the state Law library. Prot Sanders
n, By trsinins. exps<i<ncs md ineliss-
ton an educator and N nv duties are
more to his taste than - former pos.-
tion- He hss made . careful study q
the educ.tionsl needs snd rpqsirenenss
Of he Segro>s Of this ssss< snd no doubs
will be Of invsiushle ss-isssDce 70 the
State sopsrinssndsnt a Pre- szaosS and
the Board Of R>sen., and N sresay
ssimnIsss the desire fo< s1vsnoss sdnca-
ton among tie coios>a pnp's Il -
state. 80 - = :
Prof L. o. wiIson = IRON Lewis eoun-
- and = not only m sds>ssor = nose
bus d tbe besd Of nc l>sdins and l.ssss
secret oryHnirssios os NsssD>s IN -
state Al The Grand Chno>ssos q Ne
Z. Of y. hs hss bu,ls up - sssr 49,
dvsslly ssd slnoa sss>ssdss = -
49, isdsbsdns.s e - sws ~
buiid'sp evssd b - Pyskis.sis asss.
insson sna ohasa>sus: n ~, g.
nnn6aeapa hnl&ing ; ssdvsay sssr =
dDend - = ~ - d. q -
okn1pna b.ildi.s-
- nsp.Hn.ss = wes viegiris -
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made during the convention WA made
By Dan Sewers, and several were both
made and seconded By Sewers.
Capt X. X. smith, Of Huntington,
vss In the city and refused TO attend
the Sewers side show. Ia va reported
that Capt. Smith ssid that he did not
care to participate with q bunch of
ignoramuses like tho~e Who constituted
the Welch convention.
q. =. Mcfsrlsn. Of Keystone, who
presided st the Northfork Progressive
County convention held in May, refused
% be herded xith the Bull Moo~e q
WEIGH, and when Hr. Sewers attempted
70 nominste Mr.. McFsrlzn for the Iegis-
lsture against Hon. Charlie Hsrman,
Mr.. hcFsrlzn stnck bis bead i'm the door
and vetoed the action Of Sewers. Many
other sftempts were made 70 get some
one present 70 run; but every effort wa,
futile. wbereupon Mr.. Sewers nomnated
Que Jsme- Booth, both s,-ent and un.
known.
Hon W. w. Hu9bes, who ws- nomi-
mated for the Iexisisture IN The Rspubii.
can primary On July -, and wbo he.
always besn loysl republican,, vs- en-
dor-ed by Mr.. Sover, Who rs- tt.>
whole show. ,. n. Bescher Wa nomi.
mated for circuit clerk; Tbo~. Miller,
hookkeper ior the Upland Coal and
Coke 90, va nomnsI>d IN his st-eDcs
by Mr.. Sewers. A Mr.. Asbvorth, OF
sone similar name. Who = both unknown
70 us and 10 the majority Of tho-s pre-.
ent. vss nominated by Mr.. sowes Coz
csassy school snperinsendent. Our re-
porter Wa insbrmed dat very promi.
BuI Mooss - 'nsminssrd by Mr.. SOW
e. ior cssntJ commissioner against Col
ysu,sD Evood Jones. both name and
rsssd>nc> Of this candidate are unknowr
- ~
A vhis dunoo.s va noninsssd B,
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IDohw 49, go - AnnePose.
ereae See.o9eks ~. vnae 49,
q n Pse1p~So eosnese dnss0 .
'Wene1esn - ne1onnss - - -
eeeee4 1ne ee4sc9nT ~peasoa-
1ne inernee1cQA ooqn1e - epthor-
i@os ecscssd .a1s eeeh - psrfscs
- sHe.one ers 0nng SsAool
~ svesy ssoonsS - - - ooes In
onoA9 - - 1oeAoe wneks shaA
naSe - ePperenn1g tseVecsoe training
nj. \ ~ A. ecnvs9A fhs dseasis
o. N essangeosno hess ossa vorksd
o.e y ~. . = ooorAeds isssrneson-
- see1onry' anr vork among coaossd
- Reacay. 49, 49,.
M eeeso 81 insesction includsd Ss-
done brsashN q IN O. A. work.
and vess. d.ssgaed ~ = fncnAfy chossn
ssoe sneeG - 9e8 operasnnsd 81 ~
49, - n2ne.DqeAcAaisecrstarisA "a
A1nn9 - hcP1n vees nnmbsr a
vsH-known sxpero N NJ several dlQese-
~ % ne verf. Anoee shess aNons
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shs pslvrsinas ssa>rsd By ssason Of is. I
nos esle,sAnnsd - tosssr thss srowinr lov.
OF he Neero rscs. lt can really do The
Negro - good. but ON the contrary. Il i.
aimess snrs 10 increase the prsjndices
againss him.
n sssas % ~ that it would be wiser
70 let eonmissss sit permanently upon
such . propositiou."
We cannot - that this cslshrstiou. N
kichnesd. Of the anniversary Of the sien-
ING a he Emancipation Proclamasien
VII ereess sny more prsjndics aeainss
The Mere thas he cslsbrasioos uhich
ars bid N vsrioos oomnunieiss throueh-
ous ~ South On ths ans Of Jaapary q
ssch yser. Ths Nsgros a Charlosas
bold ssch eslsbrs>ioa slnoss svvry ysar
and - have nsvsr sssn, hssrd o. ielt any
inersass ot prsjudics bscsuss of the csls
brason. The Seandard's isars in tLss
dirsctinn ars hardly well founded. On
The othsr hand. Ne bsiieve the Negro VIII
be seinulssrd By bringing toss<hsr at this
expositsea such svidsnes = be may have
OF the prosrss be has made during the
Psss nfty yean.-Afro-Amsricsn Pre.by-
terian.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31
$4,000 PUB
t|SH|N6 HOUSE
For Nashville. Ira 7.
Bryant Leading Fac
ter in Its Erection
An Ssalay Selssl Usiss to
hsss Hhsst NsUss nsbksLins
Hssss n wsrn- -nsariy
So, - Dsuflsss
Last Year.

The A. M. f. Sunday School Union
q which hof. Ira 7. Busnt, lsyman.
= IL Secretary Trsasnrss y erertins in
NsshvilIs, Tenn. Q new Dodusu publish.
'iaG hosss st tie snss a oooIDO0. This
trsst building b nsssing csapiesion. II
WI have no equal asa modesa ~ o-dste
Puh'ishins house owned by Nssroes any
where in The world
Whsn The A. II +. Church placed IT.
Sunday School Union In ths hands of
Pso(. nsysns is marked ths tusnins point
u io publishing house bssinss.. aud time
hss fully md amply jussiaed - wisdom
disl1aysd IN this particular.
Prot. Cryant 10 . progressive layman.
. shsrough busines man Who believes in
hi church and who bad . vision, reveal
ing 70 him the posaibilitiss Of hniiding up
. mammoth printing and Publishing e.
tAblishasnt that would reflect credit
upon his church and The rscs.
Year by year the output of the Sunday
School Union he incresssd IS volume
of businssa reached ,ssariy CSC, 900 during
Tie lsst ysar and ~ bsesuss al ~ fscil-
ities 70 publish anything thss aayhody
wants. Thsrs u In THU sueabii<hment
pc. 900 worth of impsovo6 machinery
md material. sIl insssllsa elnos che pres-
mt secretary took eharu. z.
PSof. Brysnt's 80 q - will
do moss than any1I1m z rs con-
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The srpoinsnsas Of Prof. L o. VIII
en-. Grand Chsnsslios of ths K. Of p. o<
Wss viubnia md I'D Of the colorsd
schso's Of Weston, 70 ths oGkcs OF State
uhrsFian vss announced from ths Gov
srnor's once Saturday Of Last week Sim
ultaneoosay With ths snnou,csnent Of
H. sppointnsns of Prof. Wilson DE
Board of Ragens announced ths appoist-
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Bull Moose Con-
Uentior Endorse
Rep. Candidate
PR0GRESs|VES ATTEND A. D.
S0WERS' SHOW
HANDFUL OF
"Brudder" Bias Makes Failure to Arouse The
Dead and Unbound Progressives

Saturday Of last week the Progre..ives
OF Mcdowell county met in convention
in the court house At welch. Two rows
OF benches were only partially filed; in
fact there acre more members OF the
Keystone Eekman band la the room
than there were delegates. Former
Squire J. II. B<lcher. Of Northfork. was
chossn both temporary and chairman
and Q. n. Kyle secretary. Every motion
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31

Mr.. Sewers against ATTY. A q. tros,
the colored member or the board of edu-
cation from Brown Greek Dist. also q
candidate Was named by Mr.. Sewers
against Dr. Hall. the president OF the
board.
Mr.. Sewers made = motion that the
chairman OF each Msgisterial District
committee would constitute COMMITTEES:
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can Organization OF McDoweil county
presented such strong case the Cover
nor Hatfield chose . MeDoussi counss
NAH Tor the place Prot Wilson z hs
foerth Negro 70 al tie oB<e Of stste La
brsss.n- Prof. Sanders 4 the 3rst NEGRO
dlreceDr Of extension work an connsruon
.lt1 one o. ths sease scboois and is from
Mcdowell county.
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eDVtRAOR AllH98


Lssf saturday. Governor Hssseld, By
sarnest so'icisseos, vss ehisf spsskrs -
Ne county Republican convsntioD Of
brarson enung. The convension 49, .
noss s.<1ukassc one and the sps.ch de-
iivs9t ~ ne 0ossrnos 80 ons o< shos.
reh - hsr,hen Linsoin Repab,icsn
sps'ee1 He nnrh Vst visTi.is -
ops q ~ srs1IY -. IN a. snSos
and - hb ~ osIy stsas bs,ov sl.s Ma
son and b'zoe lins ~ rensininx IN sh>
hepcb''csn eolumn, - 6ovsrnor = snr.
80 20 - soch conservative lswiskasson
~ tbs gress people Of this gr>.s - a
pus N op>rafios - viIi nwa - cuuf-
6sncs q WEI vvginiSs cifiusm n IL
pvstsus - ~ - - sdnaufsrszioo.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-07-31

Hon A. Lily Attorney iWest made
s sS9ra 9nos Hs ss h.nds ae wsf vins Debt With
Court svsn - cs
sins sdpiss 6uH % Trsss th reSessnr h
The o. Court
endd hn
couny s hoas oe Coopsr
u
Of
Wet Virginia and h made friends
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National
Capitol
- &l1seest Frsa


NO psrmsneus sosd be- ever bssn
eonsesucssd or ever WI BE-" accordins
70 road spscisliss al tbs United sss6ss
Department Of Assiculsun, who snplify
The statement with IN appeal for keeping
the ronds II sood repair. The tedsral
oficsab claim that the ssnsrsi imprsssion
thss there ars csrtain typss Of rod that
srs permanent 10 srronsous." IL = point
ed out thss shs only thines shout the rosd
shss may b considsrsd permanent ere
grading, culverts, aud therefore the
Washington authorities ssssrs that "ths
hrst and last commandment toward road
maintenance 10 % keep the surface well
drained.
Joy RIDING" IN GOVERNMENT
BOATS.
Representative Good Of lows hes been-
making considerable fuss becauss secre-
taEy AcAdoo took his bride out for .
tistis bostride on one Of the revenue cut
teu- MeAdoo 10 the Administrator
bead Of the revenue service, and IL hss
been the custom tor former sscrstzriss 70
avail Themselves OF the privileges. which
be and his bride enjoyed Good called
t 10y riding % the sovernmsnt ex-
pehse. and Ne way hs vent "afssr's The
Prs.idens:s don-i64st pads some good
copy for hs red type papers.
BULL FIGHTING AND BASE BALL.
6sosrsl Funsssn pat . stop 10 the bull
lighting st vsrs Crus and dsciared tLss
- does nos give NJ ball fsir chance. {"
CYsain Lsoasrd, y. g. N..swho has jsss
relrrp1 fpn .vWs 0yn, says that on
1heco<A~f 10 shs 49, - nov playing
ths game of bsss ball. asd there y I
isyss..h sasirsv for 49, ssne among the
|t1sxicsns-
THE PEOPLE WHO WORK.
Over thirty-shr-e pr cent of eli N.
people In The United ~ho vork fos q liv-
ing are ng,gsd IN asdcnlsnrs, for.usry
and animal hnsbsndry, and conssdersblv '
more thsn ons-fourth. or n Q per cent.
80 nUxsd q. msnsfscssrins asd me
chanicai industries. Il hss been d~ferm-
insd that SIS per cent Of the population
of ne country ten yesp of sse and over
arr brssd winners.
DID LIND LAND ~, DOOR
a ~ Republicans I'm The Houss q
R<prs~u.asslvs In an Effort 10 make soms
| posiricsl hay, have bs>n endesvorins q
inquire into shs d><.as of the mission q
John Lind. Who - TIE Presidenss per
sonal rsprsssnts<iw % MEXICO. and th~,
slso want - know shout he psy. Tn.
sxcuss fr NJ inaa;sitiysneo 4 furnish
- - sh>f.ce thss NJ = - tms 10
nakips shs ssssd sppropdssions Coz ex
p>nditura uadR fhe dirscsios a "a.
fSpcrseaEy of ssssDL Howsvsr, sbsrs : p<
tefssma6on soiIoviss froo B<ysn or IN
vkiss Bs~s. II d be fses thss Lxn<
lW>uv0 ~. 900. Nm shs nspubaissn,
vho oods ~ clain vill - hsve -
sse6es4se .! 49, 49, - vssify 4 -
] oou1Dnn1o poW<l
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and
Bsnhem he. made able and eant Public
performed u phiu~I
" aided the people Of the state obtaining their
postions
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