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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-24
Wilton No Ia

Wilton No Ia a.. r. s-,.
James Dinsmore. Rep. Judge
10 F Lawson, Dem, Judge
John Frost, Rep. Clerk,
Brace HumAeet. Dem. Sheriff
Indian Greek, No Is ~
Will Warheld. Dem. Judge
vi Campbell, Rep. Judge
Or O L Heath, Dem. Clerk
Joseph Foley. Rep. Sheriff
Little Poplar Creek, No 1e
Levi Miracls, Rep, Judge
Glen Mays, Dem, Judgs
ohn @ Sears. Rep. Cietk
George Aacksy, Dem. Sheriff
Little Brush. No ~ .,' 90
George Jenkins. Dem. Judge
" Al Wsst. Rep. judge t. ..i.,
Tom J Hsnbres, Den, CLERK
James Afford, Rep, Sheriff
/ Warren, No Is o. -.S.-.t
K [ Johnson: Rep. Judge
Fl Y Lindsey Dem. Judge
j L Westsrheld. Rep, Clerk
5 7 Oarrack. Dem. Sheriff
Wheeler. No ls 90" u5'
John 7 Brown, Ds~. jadgs
Riley Jones, Rep. judge .sr,s.,,
John b Jones' Dem. Gsrk
Leo Balm, Rep. Sheriff
Trosperi No 30. fest,
J B rrosper, Req. Judge
Perry Lewalied. Dem, judge
c W Norman, Rsp, clsikS n. -.
Ezekiel Hsmhs9 Dsr' sbsSiS
Elys. No "a -, =. l,''g '-"
Frank Brsnrpttsr. Dem, Judge
Noah Smith. Rep. Iadss
A N Decker, Dem, Cierk .
Alex Baker Rsp. sssElf .ca a.
...1...r - 4.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-24
NOTICE

Barbourville, Ky, July II, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Fred
Stewart will, on the 4th day OF Aug.
1914, make application TO Board OF
Prison Commissioners, at Frank
fort, KY, for u phrOle from the
State ReformatOry at Frankfort, Ky
jui EAST FRED STEWART.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-24
LOST

Between McDanald's Store, Man
chester Pike, and BarbourYille, one
1 4 N Mileage Book. belonging TO
y H. Nc Manus. Finder viii please
return to Hotel Jones, BarbouTyille,
Ky, and oblige,
JULY II 5. n. MCMANUS.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-24

To The Road Officers, Road Hand and Citizens of Knox
County,
County,

few days Road Kentucky
Road County county
and so
each district Uhese d, of able bodied
the Is and 90 istr County
at the regular County the h day July off
Road district ap
road each district of
working the roads materially changed For present
will be authorized Public
Roads, aud make work.
without authority doing unable to
receive therefor and authorized the
new law into effect to collect in SER
vices the road and all notified to
Road Ove other for the purpose the road
worked OF this does the Sheriff of
the County And all will at present is
authorized employ work the any money
from Just the practicable the new
system of working the roads under effect The
to law in force por 70
1912 The road law repealed 1t not the law
has been for work on Road
and l. as Judge of the County Court will for it,
Respectfully yours
THOMAS C. LANNON'S Judge
Knox County Court.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-24
ELECTION OFFICERS
Saturday, August L, i9lA

Barbourville, Ward No. Court
House.
H " Bowman, Dem. Judge.
L. u Morris, Rep Judge
s 3 Dishman, Ir, Dem Clerk.
A { Mitchell, Sheriff
Barbouryile Ward No. 2-Stahle
Dowis McDousldi Rep, Judge
! X Tuggle, Dem, Judge
Thos h Tinsley, Rep. Clerk
F K Baruer, Dem Sheriff
BsrborrYille Ward No 3-Taminy
W R Ballinger, Dem, Judge
John Turner, Rep, IrdGe
T. Ieft Moore Dem, Clerk
" II Detherage, Rep, Sheriff
Artemus No
Fielding Gibson Rep, Judge
John T Littcl Dem, Judge
Henry Corum, Rep Clerk
Tom Cox, Dem. Sheriff
Flat Lick, No .
Henry Jackson, Dem Judge
Frank Howard, Req, Judge
W 5 Woodson, Dem, Clerk
Geo w Messer, Rep, Sheriff
Dewitt, No .
Eli Bowling, Rep, yndge !
J ] Purcifull, Dem, Judge !
] T Williamson, Rep, Clerk
Dick Walker, Dem, Sheriff
MesseT, No
Jas " Davis, Rep, Judge
JEFF Mills, Dem, Judge
lanes F Smith, Rep, Clerk
W " Mills, Dem, sheriff
Road Fork, No 3
Charles Towosley, Dem, Judge
Henry Gray, Rep, Iudge
Matt Mills, Dem, Clerk
Gilbert Jordan, Rep, Sheriff L
Gl1dler, No 9
] Corey, Dem. Iudge Id
Dock Smith, Rep, Judge Z
Willie Ham mons, Dem, Clerk 7
Samuel Cobb, Rep, Sheriff
Blacks, No 10
Charles Parrott, Rep, Judge h
A b Blanton, Dem, Judge +
James T Black, Rep, Clerk j
lanes Gilbert, Dem, Sheriff )
Grays, No IL
P p Owens, Dem, Judge y
7 Black, Rep, Judge X
Dan HumAest, Dem, Clerk, u
Cox, Rep, Sheriff l.
East Corbin, No IL
w. Wvrick, Rep, Judge .
c Hopper, Dem, Judge -
, Rsynalds, Rep. Clerk y
Iugh Harris, Dem, Sheriff -
Bertha, No -
ichard Johnson, Dem, Judge rr
r Wsster6eld, Rep. Judge NC
3 House, Dem, CLERK A
] DIXON, Rep, Sheriff AN
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-24

Virtue.
yirtzs u the fount wheaee honor
sprinQ-Gtlpn.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-07-24

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22
Cine sbeaterfriie uas ibre
lIriahen.

Nus Wiir5burs ipirb ssi4risbsn:
9as Gemeinbetollesium BAT In oieien
saasn bsm MasiItratsbei6Iub. ben
sbeater5ui4ub Inn 5000 Wtart gu srs
b0bsn, -3llgeitimmt. Samit iommt
bier Dorldufis cine Grase 5ur Rpb.,
bic In ben beiben Iebten Wsonatsn
mebr dls ssnus bic Staot in 9stpss
aung gebaltsn bat. Die 9orssihtht'
III bisis: Das giibnsns unb SrHeitsrs
terional batts i'm Sldr5 in elmer gro'
BEN protsiiberiam!alung, In Der IS
an 0sutli9tsit nidts 5u tpiinidsri
iibris Iisb, sessn Die 3uitGnOs iintef
Der Sirettion Reimaun Jront ge'
maft. Daraiii bate iih Der Wlagis
frat nptbsebrungen Der 4ngelesenhei.
cngsnommen unb ben SbeatsrmiigIiss
bern garaniien iiber bic SDbe Der Sas
gen, bic 9smsfuns Der Spiel5eit ios
lpie iiber bns tebniihe uno ianitdre
geniigsn Der gibneneinri4tung gss
Fen miiFen. Director Reimann lam
nun Sabr fir Subr Elm Defi5it bon
mebrsren tauIenb Wlart na6tptiIsn.
au9 beuer tpiebsr. Sabsi reauet Ct
ieinen 2sbensuntsrbaIt fopis bic Be
Itaffung zines Sbeiles Der 8arbtrobs
i,no Isenii6sn 2liisftottuns nod ni6s
einmal All isinem Miir5burgsr 8uDs
get. Gr fiibrt i'm Sommsr bas asl.
aurtbeater In Bab aiiiingen nno gts
braudt bic Dafiir neu beidafften Sin'
&c auh in Miir3burg. iobob man
Sp.retten auffiibruHsen. ia srobs
Spsrn obns ilsinitdbtiI4sn alnitrih
bier ssnisbsn barf. Die Gtaot bat
alfp sinsn Decentralization, Der na@'
ipsisIi& Suisst unb TIT no4 slsi@iorn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22
Grxnssisenttums o 6spatbefex
Gineinnati. q. Msai.
Neue Sppptbeteu.

Warp @olfIon on Soiitbsrn Sbir
Sapings gant 60. $4,000.
s. Jrant 9eniea on Nilforb Som'
9. 90. $1,000.
SoI.pbtns Wliill.r On guit Sioe .
un6 6. So. $500.
gtoa 6. S,iitamp an 2ibsral 6. uni
3. go. $4,000.
Gompno g. Stidfsl an Gourt
SOuIs GaDinss gant. $250o.
Dsrielbe an gbDarb 3. gouns
$1,000.
SOlepb 5onnsrt an masOuIsnc
Sonnert. $2250.
aouiia Slime an emil ). Sonnsrs
$3.50.
aouis Summ.r an Jornuro .. uni
&. 60. $1,000.
Gilbert glaiIi on eagle 9. unS 8
u. $500.
Sennie 9rOpn an WiliOn Saplsr
$3.50.
apuis Geers an Cosmopolitan %
unb G. 60. $500.
Charles ID. Rnud an Giti5sns Gif
3. unb 8. go. $2800.
Warearst g. pierion an Weit enl
.. unb z. so. $3.50.
UiIiam 8. Ghumaher on /. gln
floral y unb 6. 60. $1,000.
GbiparS .. aamps an 2iberal y
lnb 9. So. $400.
SSyobn 8. wlsntrup on GatberinI
Gsiftrt. $3.50.
GtheI EamiIton an CAT maInu
ISiGs .. uub 8. Ca $4,000
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22

Gin abeu6eiien fir ESQ.,
900 90 arf. Der fiir3Ii3 perrin.
aliidte g9iener SportsmaDn 8beooor
9reber mar nid)t nur elm IeioenidaTt.
Iider slutomobiliit ionoern and EN-
arober 9eridtpenoer. einer ieiiler
,SrelnSe erSdblt bieriiber lalt ogo.
hemia~ ioIgenoe d)arafteriitiife Ge'
idid,te: 9or 5lpei Sabren perbrahte
0reber ben @inier in @rioni. @r
lanalueilte Iia bort niht peilis. mo
oa er unter alien llnitanoen 8eieil.
idloit babcr fpoIlte, Iiio er teIessa.
pbiid, slpolf ieiner beiten 5reunoe
nnS sp5If Gomcn sim Souper elm.
Gle Srennbe fueilten tbeiIs in Bicn.
tbeils in llngaril ober all Ser Ripiera;
pon ben 9omen parer ad)t IN Wien
imo bier in gnris. 9nmit lie aber Die
gieiie nid)t in iiberiiiaten @iienbabn.
ipaggonS 5iiriidlegen miibten, tpilroe
| fir ieSen Gajt ein eTtra3ug beitellt.
| lin ben 9diien ben aben6 INNER in
Der erinRerung 81 baIten erbielt ie.
ser Serr ein soIOenes Gigarretten.
etii uno iebe Gnme cine goIoene
Snnbtaihe, aui benen Sabr, Wsonat
inb Sae oes leites IN eiiier nit
griIIanteii einseiebten Sdrift itan.
ben. Gelbitueritdn0lib bate oas
Souper. oas bic nette Sunime bon
060,000 Mart foitete, einen groBar.
tiseu grfolg. Fer grioIa mar io5nr
70 srobartig oab Ebeobor Treber
|baIb Sarnui Don ieinem Serrn Batter,
|selssr as.satsl aii!sIEss tvsEsA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22
GranO.is.ntbu siibertrasaastm
Gintinnati. q. Wai

y N { II III Il. UluI.
Yette S.9al an Warp WolfiOn, 25
bsi SO Jub an Der Siioieite Der Waos
Strabe 125 SUB peitli9 bon nsr
2inn GtraBs. 81.
&ats Banning an apbid 9, Sunt.
100 BEL 2o4 Jub an Der @eiti.its Der
@ilbert Qpsuus, 95 Sub nOroli9 BON
Der DAT Strubs. 81.
@bnarO 9. gOuns an gomOno &.
Giidisl, 2ot 143 in SObn u. 3osss
mans 8. llntsra6tbeilung Don ysoro
1alnut 5iqs. 81.
emil 8. Spnnert an SoIepb 5ons
rert, unseiGbr 10 9lder aanb IN Set
tton II bon @r.en aotpnibip, iotpis
$40 adsr aanb in Settion IL bon
@rssn 9opnibip. 81.
gmil s. SOnnsrt an aouiIa SHINE,
Got 5 in Der llntsrubtbeiIuns bon
Sobn MeSnigbts Radldb an Der
pleaiant Ribgs piis. 81.
sSrant S9penoenmduH on Wiltpn
Saplsr, sbsiI Don Got 8 in Deter
3inn's llntsrabtbsilung bon DELHI.
$1.00.
Trant u. 9nabe an Sulia W.
gobman, SbsiI DON Got 3 in arais
balb Srpin's l1nterabtbeilnns. 81.
Barbara Rsinbarbt an CHARLES 90.
Rauh, 20 sSab an ber Weffeite Der
Dins Gtraba nabs Clifton 4Dsuiss,
sL0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22


Mortiu Goooe an 0larsarst g.
pierion. Got Al in 9Ipd .p" bor
Gbarles Wf. Stsele's llnterabtbeilina
In College 9in, 81.
Wiaidm 5. pierion II. @nb. an
2aura 6. pierion, Got 8 IN s. 81.
Sbort's llntsrabtbeiluns in Glepes.
$1.00.
Bert 9. Moorman an gbarles u.
Did II. Mnb.. Got AZ in Wioorman &c
Sobn's llnterubtbeiluns auf prics
Sia. 81.
Marion 3. aatps an CLARA s
Slad, 65 bel $50 Sub an Der Roros
ieite Der Wlarion glpenue, 306 6ub
oitlid BON Der Oatota 9lpsnue in
Muonoole. 81.
Goa Gjilb an Stepbdn arsmer II.
glnO., 8 Sabre 9adt, bonn i. Ulai
1914 an, auf 251a 2lder 9anb in
Ssttion 35 BON Wlillcrsst .,5olpnibip.
Dionatlide Wiietbe $50.
gpilIinm 0reiipe an Gliaabstb GU
iter, Got 26 in Benjamin $. GOr's
lnierabtbeiluns in Glmlppoo. 81.
SObn $. @rab II. gno. on glnHd s.
Briggs, 2pt 81 in Der pleaIant Rioge
Snioitat llntsrubtbeiluns. $3.50.
alice 8. Rppes an Ssnrietta SUE
bcb, 3 Sabre pa9t, bonn /. IpriI
1914 an, oui bas Gissntbum, bstanni
als S21 Winobam 4penue. Wonats
li6s Wistbs $55.
gpa qlnoIer an Sbomas s.. Smitb
Il. 9lno., so bel 100 6nb al Der Siios
isits Der 9onObue Strabe ouf Mt.
Quburn. 81.
GtJel M. S6mib an Gtbsl SamiIs
ton, Got 1856 in Der llntsrabtbeiIung
81" Don Satlep part. 81.
gliie Shpmaier ON 4lfrsb 8.
gsder, Cots 419 unb APO in Der Ges
bar 9rope 6. uno .. aHn unterabs
tbeiluns, 81.
Rate 9iitlsr an Rob 8. Differ.
Got BAT in 6opiins' Stpeiter llnierdbs
tbsiluns in glmpoop. 81.
Wiaiam Reiisr an Gilbert 5. Stnps
ton II. 9lnO., Got so in u. 6. paa
dou6's Spsitsr llHterabtbeiIung an
Der 5srbsrt apsnlH. 81.
Spsn S'grisn an Soiepb auosrsr
II. Qkb., Got 466 unb 5bsil Don Got
465 in Der Rorpooo 8iep uHterabs
ibsililng. 81.
George Sdisr an ellie .. pugb,
10 bel 226 6ub an Der Siioisite Der
SbiIlito Strabs. 81.
Dalter aibmaurit. in ellie ..
pugb, so bel 100 SUB an Der Sits
isits Der MOrsan Strabs. 81.
gbrubam Rpisnbsrs an CHARLES 8.
e. Eied II. glnb., 80 bel 120 5ub al
Der Weitfsite Der asrper 4penus. 81.
CLARA garsp an Warp. v. 5rsp, 80
BEL 120 SUB an Der gtcroieite Der
WLlberrp Strabe in 2odlano. $42o.
Sarrp 20. S9sibt an .. ausuit
qnrions II. o., 60 BEL 234 Sub an Der
Dsitieite Der WeGarlanb RoaO in
SettiOn 8 bon 9resn Sofpnibip. 81.
Mpers .. Cooper an SuIia 8. Wcs
Gam. 40 bel 125 Gub an Der Sitieits
Der Gbpdr6s Rouo in Sp0e pari. 81.
Bernhard S6urpboff an Grant
aDbIer, Sbeil BON Cots 38 BEL 80 in
g. 9. gIunt's glboitiou gu 2odlano.
$1oO.
grben BON Warsarst Drifting.
burh ben Sbsriif, an Soispb Sarris,
25 bel 80 SUB an Der @sitf.ite Der
WaInut Strabs, so SUB noroIi6 Don
Der 13. Strabs. $5815.
@iIlinm groipn al Sofepb Sarris,
% bel 80 Sub an Der @sitisite Der
Walnut Strabs, 100 SUB n6rblih
bon Der 13. Gtrabe. 81.
4nbrsip 8. Sbunt an Jrant $.
DsiIer, Got 178 in Der lnierabtb.i'
lung ~" BON Sdtlep part. 81.
@eorse 8. gropn II. 2lnb. an 80.
SubepDbI 9reping Co.. 20 bel 80
SUB an Der ROrbipsitsgde Der Gam
renee nnb 3psiten Strabs. 81.
Wlaria u. gnnetins II. anb., an
Bernard $. anapp, 9b.iI BON, aoi in
Mm. %. Waribaa's llnterabthsiluns
$1.0o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22

!Darrp !Samiltpn an etbsl W.
Stmib. $500.
QlIfreb $. gedsr an @leutpnp 8.
unb .. go. $1,000.
Dapio Sbrepe an hilbert o. Gptle.
$500.
gilbert ). GtaptOu an CAT @alnnt
Sils .. unb 8. so. $2650.
Charles 8. 5bompion an Soutbsrn
Sbio 9, unb 3. 60. $25O0.
sSoIepb Q. aubsrsr an Garfielo No.
/ 6 .uHb 9. 60. $4,000.
Renie 6. SGirrsp an proDiosnt
Gapinss 3. rn6 z. go. $500.
2ouis Wsinbers Gn Peoples V. ilrc
g. So. $500.
i Charles &ubn an Soutbern Sbio
6. unb 9. So. $4,000.
9ape alein an 6amilip 9. u. Rr.
/. $4,000.
SuIia e. meeann on 6. Sddfes.
$4,000.
0isislbe an wspsrs 9. Cooper.
$3.50.
gsfic .. Senblsp an 1bs pstcrs
RsaIt1 So. $3.50.
Charles =. Shsfiel on Speamos;
9. nHb 8. So. $400.
9lngeId 9au an Yropioent Sapings
.. unb 8. So. $1,000.
Siabore 5ranbiin an eagle 9. uno
6. u. 5000.
Getitste SppOtbeten.
@aleptine &ardes an 2iOn gso. /
g lnb .. So. s2500.
Sarab u. Gorman on go!untssr
g. uno 9. So. $500.
Gumuel Segal an aurora 9. uno
8. SO. $500.
Qlnnis RobinIon on 2odldnb 3. II.
6. u. 60. $50.
gllfrsb g. Rihtsr on Silt Goss
9. unb g. 50. $3.50.
9llton u. aatbman on u. W. Sar'
quot. $246.
Gotparb 3. gOuns an gpanitOn y.
unb 9. 60. $4,000.
2ouis 6lmmer an 5oruaro .. nno
6. so. $500.
Warp O. WonoD an priee Siu
eagle 6 unb .. 60. Rp. l. $l75o.
albert RaTi an eagle e. unb =.
u. $500.
:S,anis grOnn an WliIton Snplsr.
$475.
GlsmOns $. 0aDis an R. M.
Subbleiion. $500.
D.ri.lbs on 9. m. SuobIsftOn.
$4,000.
\ aouiIa Gssrs an Sbeamors 9. iinO
8. 50. $1250.
aaspsr Re9itsinsr an 5reo. Carl
$1,000.
0roee +. G6OtteufsIs on Southsrn
Sbio Sdpings gant So. $4,000.
Glisa $. Safe an hilbert 8snosl-
$11o0.
nm. a.ifsr an eagle g, uuo 8. u.
$4,000.
Barbara Reinbarbt an glpba ..
un6 6. go. $1100.
asnss z. SudioR an M. a. Hilep'
1926.
DerIelb. an German amsrican y.
unb 3. 60. $500.
eIiis Shomaier an llHipn Sapinss
9. unb 3. 60. $500.
louis Dsinberg an psoplss y. uno
&. So. $4,000.
emil 8 .Sonnert an Wasoalena
Spnn.rt. $1,000.
0aps &Isin an Gamilp 3. u. gO. !.
$4,000.
gtb.l 30. gainn an gbus. @iIiOu.
1890.
Soi. 2ebmtubl ir. on Southrn
Sbio Sopings 9lnt 60. $500.
Siatslle Yr.slin on Carlisle .. Il,
9. Co., $4,000.
O. q. 9eters Rsalip 60. on Wsarr
q. Stulse. $500.
Sobn s. graden on .. Wt. Heso
$500.
a.na epr..n on aiun 6. & Q.
60. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-22
g( II o nee.

Sluiees, biiti6es @GSden piinift
iid uugliidlid Su oerIieben. giur ernit.
geiHeinte @Ht:ase nnter .3um Eooe
bstrls." poitIassruS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
CONVENTION

At meeting Of the Republican
Senatorial committee for the Twelfth
Senatorial district, held on the
9Th day OF July. A. D. 1914. 1t was
ordered that senatorial convention
for the purpose Of nominating a can
didate Of the Republican party, to
be voted for at the general election
to be held In this state in November.
1914. be held at the City OF Clarks-
burg. Harrison county, West ytr-
ginia. at Q o'clock p. M, on the LIST
day Of August, A. d. 1914.
Said convention is to be made up
Of the delegated representatives Of
the Republican party from the coun-
ties Of Harrison. Lewis and Dod-
dridge-each being entitled to one
delegate for each one hundred
(100) votes. or fraction OF more
than fifty (50) thereof cast therein
for H. D. Hatfield for governor at the
election held In this state in Noyem-
Der, 1912. The delegates to be APP
portioned among the nagistsriai
districts of each county by the
proper party authorities OF the coun-
ty.
On this basis. the counties will be
entitled to the following number OF
delegates:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
RI (|llIk|.
To Pieces is Cement Factory
by Owners Rather Than
Pay Taxes on It.

DITTINGEN, Canton of Bern,
Switzerland, July 27.-The cement
factory which used to be the pride OF
this town, because 1t represented the
principal industry Of the place. was
blown to pieces by its owners June 81
under the supervision Of the local po-
lice.
The great mill had been bought by
a syndicate and closed as unnecessary
to the system. The syndicate had to
continue to pay taxes as heavy as
though the works were in operation,
and 1t was decided therefore to de-
stroy them. Charges Of dynamite
were placed under the tall chimneys
and at various places in the walls
throughout the mandatory. The
cartridges were exploded simultan-
eously by electric connections. and
the whole place became mass Of
broken walls and piles Of brick. Some
of the townspeople cried, as they saw
the place tumble into ruins.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27

j. III Sloan backs up his statement
With figures and declares these figures
were, available at the time Mr.. CulIop
made his statements. There Is no
excuse for the statement made by the
gentleman from Indiana" said Mr..
Sloan, mo object apparent except TO
deceive the farmers who have been
the most harshly used Of all the peo-
pie Of the United States in the tariff
readjustments Of this Congress-"
In. refuting the statement by Mr..
Cullop, Mr.. Sloan takes i've Of the
leadi6g wheat markets Of the United
States and shows that there has been
an average decrease In these markets
OF eighteen cents bushel since Re-
publican times He shows that under
Democratic times more than four ana
one-half times as much wheat was
imported as in a corresponding period
under Republican times.
Mr.. Sloan groups wheat prices for
the first six months OF this year and
compares them with the correspond
ing i've years from 1909 to 1918, in
elusive, and shows an average de-
crease per month between the two
periods Of sixteen cents bushel. Mr..
Sloan declares at the time Mr.. Cullop
made his statement that wheat in the
capital city Of his own state (Indiana)
was worth only seyenty-nine and one
half cents, while in 1919, was worth
$1.071s. He declares there has not
only been a decrease In wheat prices
in Indiana since 1912, but also de-
crease in the price OF corn and oats,
barley, potatoes, hay and fiaxseed.
These figures are not limited to In
diana, he says, and in a table Of offic-
ial figures he shows an average de-
crease Of eight and three-quarter
cents bushei In oats in the first six
months Of 1914 as against the cores
ponding months in every year since
1909 and for the same period de-
crease Of nineteen cents bushel in
barley and sixty-six and one-half
cents bushel in flaxseed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
Coming Events
in Ciasls urg

Tuesday, July 2s.-Piano recital,
Raul Barragan, evening, Central
Christian church, auspices Of Marcato
Club.
Tuesday, July 2s.-Annual con-
vention Clark-Coal Districts Sunday
School Association, Vincent Chapel,
New Fair Grounds.
Thursday, July 3o.-Republican
county convention. court house.
Saturday, August l.-AnnLal picnic
and outing, Phillips Sheet and Tin
Plate Company, Elk Park.
Monday, August 1f-Ceremonlal
session. knights Of Khorrassan, Pyth-
ian hall.
Week beginning Monday. August
24-Harrison county teachers an
pual institute, court house.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursda,
and Friday. September 1, 2, 8 and 4
Annual fair West Virginia Fair Agso-
cation, lClarksburg).
Wednesday, anu thursday, Septem-
Der l6 and 17-Annual meetings
state council of the Junior Order ST
United American Mechanics and of
the ,Dang hters Of America.
Saturday, September 26.-Football.
West Virginia Wesleyan VI. CARLISLE
Indians. Unlon Park.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
new SPIRIT
Is Stirring Turkish People and
Well Known Plays Are
Being Translated.
~ Assee,.Ytp rsrss,

CONSTANTINOPLE, July 27-ln
proof Of the new spirit now stirring
the Turkish people. the foreigners
here cite the sudden interest taken in
the stage. Many well known plays,
including la Dame aux Camelias,"
have been translated into Turkish
for production. Some OF Moliere's
comedies and dramatizations OF Sher-
lock Holiness stories are also booked
It is comparatively few years ago
that Constantinople had few houses
OF amusement Of the poorest class, Of
which the best was a degenerate cir
Gus. Now, with NJ. Antoine, the
famous Partisan director in charge
Of the Conservative OF CONSTANT
nople, some fine productions may be
expected. Native writer's are also ex-
ercising their hands at the drama.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
(Politlca1 Advertisement
ANNOUNCEMENT

Weston, w. Va, July 10, 1914.
To the Republican voters of the First
congressional district:
hereby announce myself as q
candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for Congress in the First Con-
gressional district of West Virginia.
Having been a consistent and life
long Republican and having served
at the last session Of the state Senate
Of West Virginia, my record in that
body will indicate the character Of
legislation that ! favor and support.
It will show that I have supported
aggressive and liberal enactments
and particularly legislation designed
to benefit our working men and far
mers and the masses Of the people in
general.
II nominated ana elected to Com
greso ! pledge myself to support I'M
wayeringly the Republican principle
OF protection to American industries
and to American working men. and
to advocate liberal and progressive
legislation in harmony with the
tendency and desire Of the American
people.
At a later time will more par
ticularly define my position on spe-
cine questions. In the meanwhile /
solicit the kindly consideration Of the
Republicans Of this district and as
sure them that II made their nominee
! Will enter this campaign with the
determination to carry on q vigorous
and successful contest.
remain
Yours very truly,
GEORGE E. WHITE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27

II the nomination Of Thomas Jones,
of Chicago, of Harvester Trust CON
nection, had been confirmed by the
United States Senate to be. q member
of the federal reserve board, Demo-
cratic newspapers would now be
teaming with editorials captioned
Another Great Victory for Wilson. /"
The president dared be obdurate until
he became convinced that the Senate
did not intend to stand for the dicta-
tor in this important matter, and
when the chief executive Of the ma
tion learned this he unwillingly with.
drew tho nomination. The president
has learned at least that there is
more than mere form In sending nom.
nations to the Senate and having
them confirmed. II nominations mean
combinations as the president ey;..
dsnuy thought, what is the use Of the
confirming functions? II the Senate is
TO have no say but merely acquiesce,
why not abolish the phase Of govern
1aent requiring Combinations?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-27
Here are Facts

One Of the great adyer-
Using agencies in the coun-
try writes:
There is no doubt in our
mind about the efficiency 81
newspaper adve rtising.
This fact is demonstrated
by the goodly proportion Of
our business which goes In
to the newspapers. Certain
" there is no quicker way
OF getting results from adj
vertising than through the
newspapers, and while the
newspaper advertising in
any one locality is local ia
itself, 1T only takes an ex-
tension Of that to bring
about national advertising
OF the most effective kind.
Another extremely inn
portant side of newspaper,
advertising is the vigorous
local backing it gives to 4
campaign in national publ
cations. The best example
we know of this is in the an.
tomobile business. .