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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-26
C[ARKSBURG
CONTINUED from page a..

Continued from page ~
and more a safe and propecious
asylum for the unfortunate Of other
countries; to extend among us true
and useful knowledge; to diffuse
and establish habits of sobriety, or
der, morality and piety, and finally
to impart all the blessings we pos
sess or ask for ourselves to the whole
family Of mankind. In testimony
whereof, / have caused the seal of
the United States Of America to be
affixed to these presents. and signed
the same with my hand. Done at
the city Of Philadelphia the first day
OF January, 1895.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
By the president:
Edw. Randolph.
The national Thanksgiving has
been observed without intermission
since 1853. each year the last Thurs
day in November.
How fitting that the whole nation
should come together and lift. our
united voice of praise to him who is
the giver Of every good and perfect
1 gift. a
believe 1t is the imperative duty
Of every one Of use to praise. And
! believe that no part of our relig-
ious duty is more neglected than
the duty Of giving thanks. There
are many reasons for this neglect.
l. We are extremely selfish crea-
lures; and to praise means that we
must be shaken out Of our selfish
ness. The more we praise others
the greater will be our appreciation
Of others, for, we will be continually
looking for something in them to
praise. The more we praise God,
1.-THE less we think OF self and the
more we see for which to praise
Him.
2. We overrate our own import
ance. We are too much inclined to
leave God out Of our calculations.
We have narrowly averted some dan
ger, perhaps. Are we not inclined
to say ut was due to my careful
Iness?" Do not we fail to recognize
the special providence of God In
these things? Or, we find ourselves
IN the possession Of great wealth.
Do we not reason that It was "our
tact. economy or business sagacity?'
Many. many times you have heard
Of sell made men" One wiser
than ] said tthe only objection I
have every found to the self mare
mande' Is that he is always too proud
OF his maker" We read in Luke's
gospel the twelfth chapter and begin
ming with the seventeenth verse OF
man whom the Lord had blessed
with much Of this worlds goods,
He looked the situation over and
talked the matter over to himself
thus Whist shall = do; becauselL have
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-26

home and which is accessible to
every hungry soul. Many Of our
brothers lin other lands have not
the open Bible. They are starving
for its life-gtvtnE words. Let us
thank G6daas never before for His
blessed holy word. (b) Christian
homes. There is perhaps no! people
in the world who attach as much
importance to the word home as
Americans. Our Christian homes
have meant much to our; American
civilization. Let US thank God for
our American Christian homes! fc)
A complete salvation. thank God
for a salvation that saves and keeps
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no room where to bestow my fruits?
This will 1 do; will pull down my
barns and build greater; and there
will I bestow all my fruits and my
goods. And ] will say unto my
soul. soul, thou hast much goods
laid up for many years take thine
ease. eat, drink, and be merry. . This
was a very important man In his
own estimation. MY goods, my
barns, my SOUL" me, my, mine
But the narrative indicates that
God put another sort of an esti-
mate upon him. He said: ",rhou
fool" Why? Because he had over
rated his own importance-he had
left God entirely out Of his calcula-
lions. He was void Of gratitude. In
whose ground did he raise his fruit.
Whose sunshine and rain gave it
life? Who gave him the brains to
plan so wisely? It was very beau
tifully said by one Of the speakers
at the recent laymen's convention in
this city that God did not give
Abraham a deed to the land Of
Caanan, but that he only gave It to
him for a possession" It is Gods
land, Gods sunshine and rain. Gods
blessings that enable US to work with
our hands and brains and to Him
should be all the glory. 4
81 We do not look at things in
their right proportion. We too often
let the sorrow Of a day destroy
the Joy Of years. We stand by the
grave of our loved one whom God
has loaned to us for ten, twenty, forty
or sometimes fifty years and find
fault with Him because He has taxi
en- them away from U.S. Should we
not rather not look up through our
tears and, thank God that they have
been with us SO long? Is it nat q
fact also, that we should thank God
for the dark days? for out Of them
come some Of our sweetest blessings.
Cowper says:
God moves in q mysterious way, His
+ wonders to perform;
He plants his foot steps in the sea,
And rides upon the storm.
Deep in unfathomable mines of never
( failing skill
He treasures up his bright designs
\. And works his sovereign will. {
Ye fearful saints, fresh courag e take,
K the clouds we SO much dread
Are big with mercy. and shall break
In blessings over your head. !,
Judge not the Lord by feeble sense,
but. trust him for his grace:
Behind frowning providence He
hides a smiling face"
Y Il
Jobs wife said to him when the
clouds hung low ''doest thou still re-;
tain thine Integrity? Curse God and
die" But he, with an implicit faith
IN the God whom he served replied
thou speakest as one Of the foolish
women speaketfi. What! Shall we
receive good at the hand OF God and.
shall ne not receive eyil2 In III
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this did not Job sin with his lips
He doubtless believed that "all
things work together for good to

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He doubtless believed that '.all
things work together for good to
them that love God.
Let US not forgets that sorrow
may endure for q night, but JOY
cometh In the morning We will
never be able to get great joy out
of the dark hours until we relate
these things to two worlds.
once knew an old woman who
had been blind for eight.years. She
was. at the time I knew her. totally
helpless, and had been SO for six
years. She lived, or lexisted. !. in a
home Of squalor. The house was
only eight by ten feet, having been
built for q temporary shack for rail-
road hands. There was. only one
room. This room was used for kit
chem dining room, bed room, living
room and work shop for her.husband
who was compelled by her afflictions
to remain with her practically all OF
the time. and made brooms, baskets
and the like by which he eked out
for them a bare existence. Es s.S
u visited this dfngy home one after
noon and had q long visit with this
good woman who had. for years been
a consecrated Christian. Before /
left she asked ime to sing and pray
For her I didsso. ! i shall not forget
to my dying day how this bed rid
den woman rejoicad and .praisetl
God for his goodness to her. Tears
OF JOY ran down from her sight
less eyes over her macerated face as
she talked Of the place prepared for
the finally faithful where there Is
no more sickness. pain and death,
and went away from that little
shack good deal nearer. heaven.
because I had come into contact with
q soul who looked through this+vale;
of tears into the next world. a
woman, who though old and ignorant
about many things, saw, things in
their right proportion. ,S'
Shall we not pray that we. may
just for the next. few minutes get
these things out sef our way that
We may,worthtly ma gnify Gods name
for the many blessings which. He
has vouch-safek unto us? ~ j
First, I desire to call our atten-
ton to- our personal blessings. i.
Spiritual blessings. (a) sopen Bible.
Perhaps the greatest blessing that
has come to US In Christian America
Is the open Bible. This blessed book
which may sbe found In almost every
O. - Z
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saved. Saves, not only from some
INN but sayes also to somethine:
e salvation that will save all classes
ana conditions of men. There are
no hard cases" with God. 3
s.s Temporal blessings. "a Health
What q blessing is health! Wonder
itf we are as grateful for IL al We
should ba? A few. days ago I visited
blind man. It was 4 beautiful
balmy autumn afternoon. Tie snns
was shining ana ar the world seem Z
ed alight with the goodness and
blessing Of God. said to him this,
Continued on. rare &. ma sscc !, III
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Evening star., 1915-02-28

8x12 feet, in n hand
some assortment of all
over and medallion de-
signs, in shades of green.
tan and blue. Makes nm
attractive floor covering
the year round. Can he re-
versed if desired.
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GET TOGETHER SUPPER
 OF RApTIS1'S SUCCESS
Large Attendance nnd Gnod Talks al First BaDtist Ellurcl. Event
 East Night.

One Of the most enjoyabla "get to- sethol'" affairs held here for some time was the oyster supper for the men of tho First Baptist church, giv- CT al Baraca hall last night, by the pastor, Rev. w. j. r.. Cox, and the deacons of the church, With the wo- men of the church to prepare and serve the eatabes
 There was very large attendance, tae caracity of the hall being taxed and the men showed their enjoyment by eating plenty and expressing their content and sat;sfa ction. With pr. Cox as tcastnastcr, talks were hade 5y the following:
 Prof, ]. F. Allen, Cur Sunday School"
 F. w Otey, Our B. Y. p IT."
 pr. J. T. Palmer, Our Board of Deacans."
 U. w. Poss. "Our Pastor"
 E. w. Freeman, Our Ladies"
 J. NJ. Shaw, "Cur Mems Bible Class"
 T. c. Fox, "Our Finances"
 w. L. Matthews, Our Outlook"
 Prof w. P, Keith. Our Missions y
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL E
Miss Mildred Rriseor.

Miss Mildred Briscoe. daughter of 3ir. and Mrs w. B. Rriscoe, well known and respected residents Of Bison died at the family home there at 2:30 o'clock yesterday morning, at Tho age of 1G years, after short ill- ness.
 In addition to her parents, deeeas- cd is survived by 9 brother. Eugene Briscoe, and a sister, Miss Emma Briscoe, both of whom live at Clio.
 The body will arrive here this morning. and funeral services will be conducted at the Holderness com panys mortuary chapel by Rev. MT Ioland of Clio.
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HEAP SNAPPED OFF.
Aged Man Hanged at F0rt Woftl. for
 Murder

Fort Worth TsXas. Nov. 1-C. A. Meyers. 60 was hanged here yester- day for the murd January 20. 1915, Of A. w. Montague, superintendent of terminals for the Texas &, Pacific. Myers head was snapp q off by the fall.
 Two hours befors he was taken on tbe galloWs his guard found Myers digging at the arters on his wrist with a piec.e Of glass. This was taken from his b fore he hurt himself seri- ously.
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kide Ladies Will ] llurcll Social

b Women's Missionary Society |e Lakeside Methodist church will their week of prayer this even with a church social at the th, beginning at 8 o'clock. All dult members and the young peo- { the church are being cordially Id to attend.
 following program has been ged for the affair: $hestral selections. &ding, Missionary Box" Car Kavanaugh.
 (rus, Emanuel" ladies of the pnary society.
 Ter, Self and Money" Mrs. E.. ELellan.
 Frumental solo, Mrs. Hugh Jack ding, Seven Cents for Missions
 Dollar Bill for Lace," Miss
 Burford.
 l to America America, Carl Philips; China, Mrs. A.. pl Brazil" Mrs. B. l.. Wiley; h,' Mrs. N. E. Brightwell; "Chl- immigrant" Mrs. E. H. McFad- Mexico," Mrs. George Wells; grant" Mrs. H. B. Turner; ican Indian," Mrs. R. F. Bur Africa" Mrs. Dan Byrd; City
 Mrs. w. z. Tankersley; "Mi!l
 Camille Lewis Watson; (ness,' Miss Edith Jackman; ," Mrs. c. w. Butt.
 by the pastor, Rev. Marion
 Waldrip.
 Mary Tankersley, Miss Evan Miss Bessie Martin, Miss Nan oyster, Miss Myrtis Sage, Mrs. acDowell, Mrs. Charles Clem- hnd Mrs Bessie Bolin will s ushers, and there will be a pour, with music and refresh
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"SAFETl FIRST" MEETING.
Iron Mountain Officials. Conduct Ees-
 sons Here Tonight.

A safety first" meeting will be held at the chamber of commerce to- night at 8 o'clock, when Iron Noun tain officials will lecture against carelessness, and explain how many accidents occur. Among the officials tc be here are T. A. Shea, sUPerin- teudent, McGehec. and T. l.. flaw kins. general road master, McGehee.
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BRITISH TRANSPORT TORPED0ED
War Office Makes Related Announce
 ment of Attack on Ship.

London, Nov. 1.-The war office tonight made the following announce ment:
 "On September ?, the transport Southland. from Alexandria, was tor pedoed in the Aegaen sea, but was able to reach Mudros under its own steam. On she same day. AS a pre- cautionary measure, the troops were transferred to other transports. The casualties rcport2d are nine killed, two injured, 9 missing"
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Newonstratqs Baking Powder.

+. M. Couch, of Little Rock, rep resenting the Calumet Baking Pow der company of Chicago, gave an in teresting demonstration of the Calu- met baking powder yesterday after noon, at the meeting of the House wives league, illustrating his talk with photographs of the company's big modern plantd at Chicago ex- plainihg the qualities of the powder in great detail to the meeting. It
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SEE MRS NELL. KERCHGRiHER

for new and up-to-date hat frames, and black French velvet. If ycu have a velvet hat of last winter l
 can make it look like new. clean aigrettes, birds of paradise, plumes, wings, and fancies. Phone 2o53 No. 1405 S. Main street. Hours 1 to 3 D. m. 2-9-Gm
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Vn Talk =at S.,ons,

Rev. A. A. Boyd. pastor of the AL eXqndcr Memorial sbyterian church, will speak at the weekly meeting at the Cotton Belt shops at noon today, under the auspices of tho religious work committee of the Young Mems Christian association. It will be his first appearance at a shop meeting. and his subject will be "The Working Mans Best Friend
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BELI. CORPS LITTLE CHAT.
Anos Page. Aced 6. Redly Wounded
 hy Angry Animal.

Jonesboro. Nov 1.-Amos Page, the six-year-old son of Mir. and Mrs. w.. Page. residing six miles south of here. was gored by a vicious bull late yesterday afternoon, and is in a serious condition. it heinz doubtful if he will recover. The horns of the animal penetrated the child's abdo- men, making a wound several inches long.
 Members of the family were pick ing cotton, and, seeing the bull eating coat. sent the child to drive the an- imal aWay. The bull attacked the child. fllS3 him several feet in the v F. and him seriously before fathei oeh him.
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lnHnA tre nisnissnd.

i. H. Shaw. Jaha Mason and Will PennN charged in the police court with failing To pay the per capita etrcct taN, paid {hc tax and the cases were dismissed in tto police court yesterday morning.
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Fined fer Earceny,

Herman Sanders, negro. accused ot stealing lot of articles from the White Way barbershon and poolhall, recently eutted by fire. Nlas fined s25 and sentenced to serve twenty days in the county jail, on each of two charges by Justice of the Peace Gabe Meyer yesterday. A charge of burglary against him was nolle rrosscd. by the district attorney.
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Writer VIII Wed Wyitcr.

Louisville, Ky. Nov H. Wallace Erwn of Now York, popular writer of fiction will be married to Miss
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Mrs Charles \. Parker has return ed to her home at Columbia, Tenn, after spending the past two weeks here beoause of the serious illness Of hor brother, Col Andrews, who is now Duc! improved
 Tho Sixth Avenue School Improve meRt association will meet at the school this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, at which timo officers will be elected.
 Mrs. Atho! Townsend has rcturned from visit with relatives and flionds at Shreveport.
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pany to include intimate friends and former schoOlmatcs of the honoree. The following musical program has been prepared, with Mrs. Frank Thompson as acccmpanist:
 Vocal solo, Mrs. Selma Martin.
 Instrumental solo, Miss Georg'e Mae List.
 Reading. Miss Vashti King.
 Instrumental solo, Miss Mildred Daniels.
 Vocal solo, Miss Rea Dansby.
 Instrumental solo, Miss Florence Brewster.
 Violin solo, Miss Mamie Farrar.
 Instrumental solo. Miss Joanna Porter.
 Reading, Miss Lena Deaver.
 Mrs. Wiley Williams has returned from a visit to Fordyce.
 Miss Emma Plun,mer has return2d d from Memphis. where she spent the past two weeks visiting Mrs. 0. M. Rinkart.
 Mrs. S. A. Benscn left y.stsrday for Little Rock, where she will make her home in futura.
 MT. and Mrs. V. F. Wilkins left yes te rday for Baltimore, to spend seV- eral weeks.
 Mrs John s. Haskins Of Cleveland comfy is here on visit with her daughter, Mrs. Hubert Davis.
 Mrs I. l.. Culreppar of F9rdyc2 is here for a visi. with her sister, Mrs R. L. Ru herford.
 Miss Emma Gardner has returned +o her nome at Al,heimer, after spending several days here @s the guest of Mrs. J. L. Davis.
 Miss Leila O'Neal returned yester- day to her home at Humphrey, after q delightful visit here with Mrs. W. NJ. Toney.
 Mrs. J. ". Bellamy return d to her hcme at Altheimer y,starday, alter 1 visit here with Mrs. Campbell FOX.
 Mrs. ROY Wilson, who has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs: J' R. Parsons, returned yesterday to her home at Humphrey.
 Mrs. l.. L. Seely of White Hall, H., is here for visit with MT. and Mrs. E. o. McKenzie.
 Mrs c. c. Green, who has been seriously ill, has shown such mn movement that she is now aple to sit up. and she expects to be out ana about within a week or so.
 w Y. Dawson and daughters, Hel- en and Mamie. left last night TOT White Sulphur Springs, West VT einia to visit MT. Dawson's parents, Nr. and Mrs. John Dawson, Who VIII celebrate their golden wedding an niversary on November 16.
 Rev and Mrs. J. I. Norris Will ',s ntertain this evening the members inc Christian Endeavor society of the First Presbyterian church, and tne friends of the members of the so- ciaty and a delightful evening ia en- |ticipated by the young f0iks 2e know the pleasures obtatnA9se manse. Ss;S x |ss :s
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T1VTT7TT NVT7UITdTV JT FNTTTT"VTTT-T .ITTT- uary l.
 THc announcement of the engage ment was made tonight by tha par .ats Mr. and }lre. Donald Mcdonald. Miss MeDonald, . writer of repute, is one of houisHiIle's most cfarmins mcmhcrs of society
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y Club Dance yable Affair.

Pfst dance of the season by the Y club was given last even he handsome and commodious Of that organization, at Fifth and Main street, and was a lofoughfy enjoyable affair.
 50 couples participated in 'schorean pleasures provided club, and at midnight enjoyad d pus supper in the dining room nolel Pines, this being a par
 pleasing part of the even tertainment.
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ne0us Shower

heous Shower er Rride-elect.
 'hentary to Miss Well Whe-
 W. H Denver will entertain ,uslcale and miscellaneous nls afternoon the guest com
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-12

Miss Emma Gardner has return s$l to her home at Al,heimcr, altes spending several days here as the guest of Mrs. J. L. Davis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-12

Mrs. ]. |. Culreppar of FHrdyc2 IS here for a visi. with her sister Mrs R. L. Ru berfoTd.
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Mrs. John s. Haskins Of Cleveland comfy is here on visit with her daughter, Mrs. Hubert DaVls.
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Yes-We Have 1t And we honestly believe that . AZ "Q;5" i N ,s:..:s.,s & .sS.z.s 2: :.s..., Hair Tonic
Bedelrs, The Quality Store.

is the best hai, tonic on the market Sec |9t}le, Gol only by Us.
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Miss Leila O'Neal returned yester- day to her home at Humphrey, after a delightful visit here with Mrs. w. NJ. T0ney.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-12

Mrs. J. ". Bellamy return d to hel hcme at Altheimer yesterday, after visit here with Mrs. Campoell foA.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-12

MT. and Mrs V. P. Wilkins lett yas- te rday for Baltimora, to spend sev- eral weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-12

Mrs. s. A. Benscn lefl ystsrday for Little Rock, where she will make her home in futura.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-12

w. II. Dawson and daughters' Hei- an and Mamie. left last night foi White Sulphur Springs, West Vlr- o;nia in visit MT. Dawsons parents Mir. and Mrs. John Dawson Mno VII celebrate their golden wedding all niversarv on November 16.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-12

Mrs. c. c. Green, who has been seriously ill. has shown such lm- nrovement that she is now able to sit up, and she expects to DC out anu about within a week or so.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-12

Mrs. Roy Wilson, who has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs; J. R. Parsons, returned yesterday to her home at Humphrey.