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The chronicle=news., 1914-07-22
THE ARMY AND NAVY AS
UNION REDNECKS SEE THEM
A CURSE UPON "OLD GLORY' Il

What beautiful patriotic tribute Old Glory and the
Uncle Sam from the United Mine Workers
correspondence from Michigan. The redneck
.pondent the recruiting officers lying
reptiles and cautions wage Garner not to seek
the distinguished United States either the
The anarchists apparently have no desire to soldiers or
sailors
Just read this from the miners official newspaper:
FROM MICHIGAN.
SUCKERS WARE: DON'T BITE.
Bay City Mich, July H.
will readily perceive that again in
the this time that the
energccay ndeavors obtain recruits for the and
navy deceived by the sdged tongue Of the
This lying reptile will inject his poison into
we'll that dreams will be travelling in
foreign lands roaming tropical in short you will dream
the good time going have seeing the world on good
and good provisions But he only displays one side OF the
picture The other side the real life is sklfuly concealed from
the other side before enlsng Un-
Gle Sans recruiting agencies going business When
begin. about the splendid life be lived in the
navy him ready Join when the Taft Wilson's
Canegies Rockefeller editors lecturers lawyers bankers and
business join The only who does fighting in the
wars the wokngman For the sake of mammon ne Will snou
kit kiss his wife and children goodbye and enter the
trenches shoot other unfortunate workngmen he has
with whom he has never quarreled.
Let and the of battle when the imps
OF hell have their carnival
hmb-strewn bloody plain you the
demboweed banker the lmbless trunk Of pot
shattered skull of lawyer the blood and brains Of
gng the of the flag together
ambulance through the blood and heaps
bodies and them the
quverng body the torn and eshy remnants of
the knew employer The the terrible pelc
agony the deous laugh the maniac the horr
BILE death rattle they all proceed from the workers The aters
beachd mangled skulls with the guged their
and lag all lie the boodsodden battlefield
Imagine Gould marching towards maxim which splitting
death the eight hundred shots minute Just think Of
Rockefeller doing uty with the biting wind and cutting e
driving his Did hear of Carnegie spending 36
the trenches surrounded by the and of
dead dngs Can conceive of Astor nibbng hard
biscuit after 5omie march scorching hot SUM-
Mr. Veteran did millionaire breakfast salted
pork and beans and then dig trenches
Did the lecturers who camor for patriot
behind 15nch with blood streaming from his and
norls' Did you banker writing and moaning in the
death traps dug by the enemy
Did you the commissioned officers viewing the battle
through binoculars place three four miles of of
the punsi
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-22

Tho Salvation Army can use any
cast-off clothing, furniture. kitchen
utensils. dishes, bedding etc. Any
one having any of such please phone
Red 1865 and they will be called
for promptly. Thanks.-Captain z
8. HsAA
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-22
Skin Health Comes y
From the Blood
E,s6 siieia Eup5os1 SaeA A.
Aens ShotGk1S 1EsdSsA

rimples and othsr akin troubles q noe
ailght ON the facs like dies. Thsy come
bubbling out from within. They are impuf.
ities. And IL let. Alone ssf creased with
salves they become chroaic simply because
the cause 10 still at work within. II should
be attacked with =. y. y. and the impurities
in the blood thus rendered harmless.
The skin Is but net work of hne blood
vessels. And II 10 q perfectly natural con-
sequence thar any influence In the blood
that Is a condition of Ill health makes Its
first appearance in the skin. There arc
certain medicinal properties that follow the
course Of the blood stream and the influence
Of these properties is that Of an antitote-
This Is why =. T. s.. the test-known blood
puriner. has such positive action In the
which peculiarly stimulates cellniar or
nlandular activity 10 select from the blood
or from this line net work of blood vessels
in the skin. those elements which II re-
qures for regeneration.
Thus pimples. acne. eczema. lupus. any
other blood condition that attacks the skin
or seeks an outlet through the skin is met
with the Hntidotal effect of 8. q. 2.
This is why skin troubles vanish 30
readily and why they do not return.
Under the influence OF =. s. =. this hne
net work Of blood vessels In the skin 10
constantly taking from the blood the nutri-
tion required for healthy tissue and the
cause Of disease is just as constantly being
removed. scattered and rendered harmless.
These facts are more fully explained In =
Specific Gu. 53l Swift BLDG. Atlanta. Ca.
You will md $. =. :. on sale Mt all drug
stores. Get bottle to-day and banish all
skin ctilIct Ions
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-22
81 q q
Mrs. Rhodes Entertains at Country

Mrs. Rhodes Entertains at Country
Club.
Mrs. Il. A Rhodes was the host
ess this morning at delightful
bridge party and prettiiy appoint
ed luncheon at the Country club in
honor of her mother, Mrs. John
| Grass of Denver. and ner sister. Mrs.
w. A. HALEY of Rouse. who are Wis
iting her this week The lovely club
1 rooms were made more charming
with a profusion of the loveliest of
Il was assisted in serving by Mrs. e.
4 Carmichael. Miss Enola Eckhart of
itDenver Miss Gartrude and Miss
Ruth Espey. Miss Lois Dain, Miss
4 Edith Radford. Miss Bessie Chase.
Miss Janette McHendrie and Miss
q Mary Rapp.
Il Mrs. Rhodes extended her hospital
llity to the Mesdames w o. Nichols,
F. X. Dunlavy. F. S. Hipes. W. W
I Taylor. Elmore Floyd, James Nc
Keoush. b. Doveton. A. L. Dain
J Fred Radford, W. w. McHendrie, j.
ID. Harper, A. NJ. Sears. J. Barron
q Poston of Dennison. Texas. John Es-
pey. F. NJ. Williams, \. n. Wycofi
~. H. Ingram, f. l.. Allen. Fred
l Clark. Mack Bell. James Espey. w
e. Lawler, John Turner. Floyd
Beachamp, Bowdry Floyd. {. j.
Dave. T.. Hamersloush. w. l.. Mills
llClyde Whitescarver. ]. NJ. john
] Thorpe. Z. c. Whittelsey. Robert le-
man. J. &. Northcutt. George Bate
man. ]. F. Sherman. J. {. Caldwell
". II. Howell. Charles Bailey. swift.
yer. ". Gunter. Grant. Barreck
Munroe of Omaha. Miss Ladean Har-
per. Miss Mary John. Miss Winters
i of Las Vegas end Miss Bailey.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-22

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The chronicle=news., 1914-07-22
Social Affairs
@ LOCAL NcTIoNS Isl
$sX AND SOCIETY NEWS Se4
Priscilla Club.

Priscilla Club.
The Priscilla club will meet on
Friday afternoon at $50 at the home
of Mrs. John Mackay.
Royal Arcanum.
Social meeting OF the Royal A.
canum Friday night. Come out and
have n good time-H. l.. Morris,
Regent. ct
Lutheran Workers.
The Lutheran Workers will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 with
Mrs. o. Schubert, 227 South Oak.
Miss Gunter Hostess.
Miss Margaret Gunter. the little
guest OF Mrs. John McBain, enter
| taincd her Sewing club yesterday
afternoon at the home OF her aunt
on Second street. The children
sewed and played upon the veranda
and late in tine afternoon enjoyed 4
lovely luncheon.
The guests OF the afternoon were
F!orerre Northcu.t. Francis Miller.
Enola Eckhart of Denver, Jennett
Mchendrie and Gene Gregory.
Party at Mclaughlin Home.
| Miss Caroline. Miss Theodosia and
Master James Mclaughlin entertain
ed this afternoon at their home on
Second street. A jolly afternoon by
Mrs. Mclaughlin assisted by her
daughter, Miss Mae. and her guest,
Miss Anne Ammons of Denver. The
colors of pink and white were pret-
tily carried out in the decorating.
the luncheon and the favors. Gu,
flowers were used in charming
manner
| The little guests We're Miss Fran
els Miller. Miss Margaret Gunter
Miss Katherine Bell, Miss Hele
Stromberg. Miss Florence Northcutt
Jim Wilson, Graham Miller. Leon
Ross. Jaffa and Allen Gump of John
son City. Tenn. Edgar CLARK, Gerald
Northcutt. Malcolm Chandler and
Joe Bell. Fred Smith and Margaret
| lawson
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-11-25

fIAo000 STIR GTIEE CAN'T BIZ
ftT INTO 8tti}it -&T,DN Il
Dftt NBtR /.
leNas Power and Light Company
TAINTED In Extension OF Time.
Bond Of $50. 900 l.
Extended.

Waco. TeHas NOV. 25.--The ST.
Fs's40 power plant Of the Texas
sA ana Power company, heinz
's1sd ii Ha.o will not be coaplet-
''e9re janaarg i.
lah was made plain yesterday
wang Wien officials OF the compa-
APPEARED before the city commits
y asking that the time limit for
'apIe'ion Of HE structure be ex-
aafd to that tine. The plant was
'4a'e been completed BY December
bond q $4,000 was posted
'ae company guaranteeing its
+pF'ioh Within thar time, The
44lssion also extended the bond
January |. Ii has been general
'sfeed that the bond is worthless
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-11-25
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-11-25
WHENEVER YOU NEED
4 GENERAL. TONIC TAKE GROVES
The Old Standard Groves Tas5elcss chill Tonic is Equally
Valuabie as General onic because Acts the Liver
Drives O,t Malaria Enriches the Blood and Builds UP
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-11-25
or HAPPINESS
GATHER IN CLEVELAND
BY the United Press.

Cleveland, O, Nov 25-With the
ayoWed purpose Of making happi-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-11-25

When the COW goes dry the calf al
ways hawls.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-11-29


Crook stories are Leona Hutton's
speciality, though this talented young
woman declares that never in her life
has she had an opportunity to study
first hand the type OF woman which
she impersonates. In "A Crooks
Sweetheart she did such convincing
work that several of the other actors
ut the New York Motion Picture stu.
dos took 1t for granted that she for.
merry had been associated with prison
reform or at least had visited court.
rooms and jails to. find her types.
When they said as much, however,
Miss Hutton-who is very attractive
blond-laughingly replied: "I never
even read a shilling shocker.' I've
lived out west all my life, and not
many western women become crimi-
mails, you know. Really, I don't be-
lieve 1 ever saw a woman who was
the accomplish of crook. But maybe
my sympathy from childhood with
poor, abused Nancy Sykes has given
me the ability to portray her sort"
Miss Hutton is an all round out of
doors girl. She is perfectly at home in
the saddle and can paddle canoe like
an Indian. Plays which require trips
into the San Bernardino mountains to
secure wild and romantic settings are
her delight. On one OF these tours she
rescued and adopted tiny bear cub
whose mother had been killed by hunt
ers.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-11-29

Confined on page AVE-,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-11-29
Scr ZEN FLASHES

Eleanor Woodruff, the Pathe lead
ing woman, b. busily engaged in a
very worthy work Owing to the hard
times In the theatrical business, she
found that a great many show girls
were unable to- secure employment
and some sof them were really desti-
tlite. Miss Woodruff formed club
Of fifteen Of the most needy and, has
made it her business to get them To-
Gated. p pleis 81
A fight on the deck. Of a big ocean
liner, IN which one of the combat
ants is hurled into the ocean, is q
big feature in "The Kafir's Skull
Eugene Palette, is featured, assisted
by Francela Ellington, Sam de
Grasse and F. A. Turner. THE KAT
IRIS Skull" is an adoption from the
short story Of James Francis Dwyer.
1t Is released in the Mutual program.
sls w " ~ .'7''s
"The Price Of Silence" and 1.-THE
Mayors Secretary" are Decemper 5
two=act productions OF the Alice
Joyce series. -5l.
The manner in which an inquisitive
person meets his just deserts is
amusingly shown in Through the
Keyhole,r a Kale1n comedy, released
December IS!
y E4 IY
What is at once distinct innova-
ton in picture making and at the
same time illustrative Of the vast
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-11-29
l.For the Mystery of the
World, EeIair Drama, Has
a New Theme.

During the present grewsome con-
fiict which Is sleeping over European
soil the thought comes Of how much
more horrible the atrocities would
be made II either, OF 9he nations inn
plicated had IN it, power q wireless
bomb apparatus which could be opvr-
ated at q distance az 5000 miles. The
control OF. such a terrible weapon
would make its possessor absolute
master Of the worlds power. {.
In the. story For the Mastery Of
the WoTid,p the plot Is woven about
a similar death weapon. The theme
Is a new one, and one ia which the
rare possibiiities thaye been develops
ed to the highest degree.
Mr.. Grimm, a clever detective Of
the United States secret service, re-
ceiyes news to the effect that Rosa
Morini. q noted adyenturess and spy.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-11-29
The Coming Week at
the Local ssMol1ies'

A sensational thres-part detective
drama. entitled Detective Daring,
and the Thames Coiners" is the head
liner for Monday, at the orpheuin
theater. followed by an interestirig
Kay-Bee drama. called eThe Hateful
God" in two parts. featuring Miss
Mary Alden, and a select company.
Tuesdays big Offering is presen-
tation Of the New York hfppcdrome's
great spectacular America, /" in seven
remarkable reels, showing all the
wonders Of that great play house, the
first time in moving pictures. IAN In
complete Hero" is the title ola Key
stone comedy that will close the bill.
The fourteenth installment of
Louis Joseph iyance;s great serial
story will be shown Wednesday. The
title is, THE Trey o. Hearts," ard
features the distinguished stars. Cleo
Madison and George Lalbir. Three
splendid single reels will also be
shown.
Thur.dty's program Includes the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-11-29

care and preparation made for the
staging OF George Kleinejs big fea-
ture, "Du Barry" are the unique and
expensive water color sketches made
for each interior. These were painted
by an Italian artist at considerable
cost. 's
Hazel Dawn, one OF the most
charming and talented of the younger
fayorites Of the American stage, who
made her debut befoer the motion
picture camera in the Famous Play
ers' production of Bronson Towards
play, "one of Our Girls" has been
re-engaged by that concern to star in
a film version of the famous comedy
drama, "The Love Route"
Mabel Taliaferyo is to star in the
Alec production, "The Three Of Us"
Mr.. ,Henley's work in "The Rom
ance of a Five Dollar Bill" forth
coming Imp release, Is particularly
commendable.
80 " "
In the Alec release for November.
30, there Is q large number of circus
scenes, which readers OF Mrs.
Wdggs" and those who have seen the
play In the Legitimate will not recall.
j. Warren Kerrigap, who is at pres
ent starring in Terence O'Rourke,
Soldier Of Fortune" has just signed
Continued on page tive.l
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-11-29
HIPPODRONE
Play to Be Seen Here Thurs
day is Marvel of Spectac-
uIar Stage Craft.

The New York Hipppdrome Com
pany will present the great spectac-
iular production. Of America In
1000 feet ,of motion, pictures at the
orpheum theater, Tuesday, December
1.
America" has thrilled thousands
OF spectators as they have never been
thrilled before for 1t touches chord
Of patriotism by its atmosphere and
contains features that make 1t unique
among all the spectators ever shown
on screen or stage Besides the
Court OF Honor scene, are, to men
ton only few, scenes showing a
Pueblo village, New England farm,
East Side sllim in New York, pass
age OF an American merchant vessel
through the Culebra Cut of the Pan
ANA Canal, New. Orleans levee, Ponce
de Leon hotel in Florida, Yellow
stone Park with an exciting wood
choppers contest, the Grand Canyon
the landing of Columbus, and the. Az
amo at San Antonio.
The remarkable scenic effects in
vented and devised by Mr.. Arthur
Voegtlin, the. great Hippodrome gen
ius, serve to make the illusion per
fectly exquisite and beyond compare
son. Wherever the films. have been
shown the consensus of opinion has
been that they excel anything of
their kind ever before exploited and
that they really improve upon the
real thing In that they idealize the
beauties of our great national won
ders.
pictures a complete musical score,
composed by Manuel Klein and de-
scriptive of the various scenes is
rendered.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-11-29

44th pnft OF s1e popr,a, ser.a; story.
called Our Mutual Girl with Miss
Norma Phillips a sia ~ two part
American ,:rama, entitled "Red Bird
Wins" presenting E1 i-oscn and
Winnifrsa GREENWOOD. and (. rollick-
ing keystoae comedy called How
Heroes sre 81, Je,"
The attraction for Friiay Is "The
Greyhound. I've part seatars photo
play by the widely known a.riters,
Eau. Arn:st~.nR and Wilson Miner,
authors of aThe Deep Purple and
many other high class productions
/ An extra high class show viii be
shown Saturday. including three
reel feature and two fine single reels.
ssas
The Quack,p q two-part Lubin'
drama featuring yelma Whitman and
two Blograph comedies will be-
shown Monday on the screen at the
odeon. The comedies are called
"The Squashyille School, and the
"Villianous Uncle.r Miss Madge
Kirby takes the lead In the latter.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-11-29
Explosion Kills Man Who
Attempts 10 Master Void

Is negctstIag for the saIs !. i, Z : ~
less bomb appsFatns s ~Sss 81 u, AZ.
and VIII make the ~ " S ~. III. !.
its force the master AZ ,h Son ,,.se,a
shortly aftef C6ls Il, !, su =. \, woLies
Prince Morini; RosSls SsN,S mis- ,neE N..
rested. He receives I my l g, = n AZ
tro, the inventor Of ths hcy, ,@ s ~,
while purportfng I, be Il, nv srs.s se Y \.
note, It Ia written IN M, tilsiS mi.
and warns Rosa to bs 81 i - guard
ana to act quickly IA ilt i. ol he
apparatus. Through hSt AnSusint-
ance with the daughteI II IEs French
ambassador, the dve1 .ttess sains
admittance to the HIN deation.
Or the following da she. 81 hts
herself at the club an tpans asss hing
the kingis ring. NH Is a clever
duplicate. She recetg es the utmost
courtesy and astenti ION
Grimm has traced iIeksto the ital-
ian legation and determines TO make
Continued ON "a So fya)
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-11-29

In cred IT had not been
- telegraph
Most girls would eie
graph wires had been was no ay
ger word TO the next where the
The dauntess girl started the pulled
tangled wires from under the
snop Tor pair of pliers unnured piece wire
and bridged the line. 80 = 80
me doctor arrived in time wounded miners
PACK the hospital penalty
Juggling love and dynnteunder
cei Benton and Gregg We're rivals for the smiles Helen
One Gregg
Benton
Gregg fogave him that
n resting near the spot where
t his pushed handle down and nrnsd
death " - M tsu
Insre IS view of the explosion
at OF Helen Holmes climbing the telegraph
It he host
OF the Hazards of Helen Holmes is Featured
week In adventure " = sDeA eNsn
The Washington times., 1914-10-07
POSTMASTERS OF
STATES AMALGAMATE
Joint Convention DissoIves After
Perfecting Its 0rganiza-
ton.

Fostmasters of Virginia. Maryland,
North and South Carolina, Delaware.
West Virginia and Georgia, amalgamat-
ed into the South Atlantic PoStmasters'
Association today as the final action
of the joint convention of the post
masters of the five first named States,
which has been i'll session in the New
National Museum since Monday.
The first annual convention Of the
newly formed ORGANIZATION will oe held
in Washington in October, 1915.
The chief business of the convention
today was the selection of officers fer
the Virginia association. under whose
auspices the convention has been In
session. The officers are:
President - Samuel Montague. ~
Portsmouth.
Vice presidenrs-Hay Thornton, Of
Richmond; c. L. Wright, of Norfolk
J. B. Ncrfeet, of Suffolk: T. J. Savage.
Of Chincctague Island; c. y. Otey. OF
" ytheville; y. T. Wescott. OF Mas
sowadox. and w. r. Rodgers. of Crewe.
Of Hot Springs; w. s. Barnatt, of Den
drom; r. A. Barham. Of Petersburg
F. w. Pugh. of Broadway: ]. r. Rawl-
ings. of Fredericksburg; c. A. Funk
houser. Of Dayton: DR.. Shields. u
Hampton, and Miss Sadie Southall, OF
Amelia Court House.
The postmasters will be received by
Postmaster General Burleson this after
noon at o'clock. and they will pay
their respects to the President tomor-
row afternoon at 2 :15 in the White
House.
The newly formed organization OF
postmasters of the seven South Atlantic
States will include postmasters of al
classes, the membership being ccntin
gent upon payment of dues at the an.
nual meetings. The group association
will not supersede State organizations
but is formed for the purpose Of Z
broader exchange OF views than State
associations provide.
The Washington times., 1914-10-07
CITIZENS WARNED TO
FLEE At ANTWERP

LONDON, Oct. 7.-Bombardment OF
the city Of Antwerp is imminent and
citizens have been warned to flea in an
official communication, according to a
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
Company. The dispatch says:
The military governor has informed
the burgomaster that a bomhardment
of Antwerp is imminent and that the
people who wish to fee from the town
are requested to leave.
THE bombardment will have no in
fiuence on the towns resistance. which
will be pushed to the extreme limit
The Exchange Telegraph Company
adds that tho foregoing message has
been passed by the British censor for
publication.
This announcement indicates that the
Germans have penetrated the defenses
Of Antwerp. II also was said that the
appearance Of German troops near Lille
Indicated that Germany had been forced
to draw off forces from Antwerp to re-
lieve the German right wing in France,
which was hard pressed by the allies.
It is announced here that the Great
Eastern Railway Company's steamship
service between Tilbury, at the mouth
of the Thames. and Antwerp has been
suspended