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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17

~ W1uAptlu6Sful t1eI8tu-I5tSpaEcn,l
The Pennsylvania legislatureI: has
been appealed to by citizens In VAR
ious parts OF that state to enact a
rigid measure to stop the miscelIan-
eous sale OF heroin. This drug. the
deadly effects and promiscuous use Of
which have caused great havoc In
Pennsylvania, Is said to be one Of the
most insidious of poiscns, and that
It's use becomes hahitual with the
first taste. The menace attached to
the use Of heroin has had number
Of examples in the: city OF Hunting
ton, and at least two murders have
been traced to Its effects upon the
human brain. There Is a general stat
ute In West Virginia which penalties
the sale Of all drugs Of this charact-
er except under the most pronounced
restrictions. 1t Is unlikely that any
new or additional legislation is need
ed to curb the Practice here. That
the drug received more or less sgen-
eral distribution In Huntington few
months ago was probably due to the
fact that the practice of It's promiscu-
Gus use was new here and neither
the authorities nor the. pubic were
acquainted with its deadly qualities.
Publicity and the enforcement Of the
existing statutes will save the situa-
ton In West Virginia
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
Breoking Promises.

are not many things vexaous troublesome
the breaking of causes
tne person to whom the is made DESTROYS con-
IN the promiso reflects upon capabilities lowers his
and actually loses business Reference is made
70 the breaking of promises the ordinary routine 81
NE ana to those breaches of faith that
the honor man or people and cali for
retaliation. : ~ 1 ~ ssic
The managing head of large business leading
In formulating ethical decaogue observed his
employees places this one high up in the list:
Never break promise. Make promises that you may
not be able to keep ss
This is splendid rule which ought to be followed bv every
his business affairs ustas regiousy as he would observe
the commandments regarding theft and lying.
The futment of promise quite important as The paw
nt OF debt The fails to voluntary promise
will soon be regarded the ghtas the who makes
practice of avoiding his honest debts Just as
of the latter will ultimately his credit and face
will ne who fails to accomplish certain at specified
or who neglects to keep appointment does not
other like obligations lose the confidence other men and
business that along No will engage thing
unless reasonable assurance that he viii
get 1T when he wants it
In the ola contract whether formal implied each
party concerned under obligation to the other and
reciprocal right to what the other
OF promise only under
CATION The rights in the recognized pro-
cted by the while the prob
accounts for the ghtness with which their
voluntary promises The moral principle underlying BOTH how
the and the retribuon that follows the broken prom
use IS the the long
the obligation of contract Frequently,
The rule set down by business noted really essen
to field of endeavor that its value
is not more generally appreciated.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
I Education For the Home.

~ ttf
Study relationships essential of educa
ton the only for the according to Dr. B. r.
Andrews A5buen Education Home, issued
Blythe Unite States Bureau Of Education .s
In the making and conduct home Responsibility
equal to woman, according to @Aswe have lately
been emphasizing woman municipal and civic
" he become
scous the home and relation takes
and the child has a father as well mother :,
garten Household orts will eemen-
schools in general while practical domestic
SCIENCE will given educ with the
elementary SCHOOL, sE
Practically all the state schools have
hold arts according Andrews OF the colleges
over $50 have definite of instruction
home economics. "a s9saSss sxI
number OF government including the home educa
division OF the bureau the cadrens bureau
public health and agriculture
according to this bulletin engaged
the school in social ;better1nent
The child is school minded" says Andrews For this
the child be reached through the school school
help the home by the natural child
the nome by parng knowledge necessary sharing
home activities and by afording practice in them
Among the plans connecting the home the school, that
credit at school at home is becom
widespread The application of this idea
own as the Crete PLAN 1t has been successful operation
years In Crete Neb and been adopted in so or
schools In that state and neighbong plan
the cooperation of able willing teach cooking
thereby the interior many good homes and gain
OF good housekeeping Girls interested in
the result that often in the kitchen
nen their mothers entertain the parlor plan has been
sad 70 be the most democratic form the
method OF philanthropy yet discovered
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
sBillr Sunday speaking at PhiIadel-

that will be good thing for the legislators to work to-
geter for the welfare Of the state That Hunt
ington Advertiser which says
The Democratic members West Virginia legislature
which convened week. should not devote partisan
efforts to embarass the state the
legislature.
big problems Of state government that must be
solved at this Of the They affect all the people
icans alike that problems should solved best
possible
by lending hearty support for meet
ing theconditions with state is matter
from what source they are offered.
policy Of opposition to everything proposed by the
Republican favored by the Republican
wnot be giving service to people the state viii
prove of benefit to the Democratic party.
Hearty of designed to relieve evil cond
TONS though they be Republican
hearty opposition TO which threaten the and
prosperity of the state from whatever they
should characterize the attitude Of the Democratic
legislature.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
YOU OWE TT TO
YOUR MOTHER,

!. 4. I. 81. I. (. I. I. I. Z. Z. 1. (

(Quoted from Pictorial Review,
February, 1915.
To lift all the burdens you can
from shoulders that have grown
stopped in waiting upon and working
for you.
Z To seek her comfort and pleasure
in all things before your own.
Never to intimate by word or deed
that your world and hers are differ
ent or that you feel In any way SUI
perior to her,
To manifest an interest In what
ever interests or amlises her.
TO make her: a psrtaker. so far as
your Inherent ages viii permit, In all
your pleasures and recreations.
To remember that her life is nonot-
onous compared with yours. and to
take her to some suitable place, of
amusement, or for a trip to the coun-
try, or to the city II your home Is in
the country, as frequently as pos
sible.
TO introduce all your young
friends to her and to enlist her SYM
pathies in youthful projects, hopes
and plans. so that she may carry
youth Into old age.
To defer to her opinions and treat
them with respect, even e they seem
antiquated to you in all the smart
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
il v E RY DAY
BY Irnatius brennan. 4


Our eyes ara growing DINNER
Every day;
Our form is waning simmer
Every day;
With our purse becoming :fatter,
We cant think we'll e'er be fatter
AS they raise on beans and batter
Every day.
Our tasks are growing lighter
~ Every day;
Our hair grows white and winter
Every day: 4
Once 1t used to fall in waveletsy
Now these wpyelets lie in grayelets
Though we used all kinds OF savelets
Every day.
Cur sporting blood is thinning
Every day;
We crave no extra inning
Every day; <.
And the times that we have rooted,
When we'd ba about s.half snooted''
Have all been rightly chuted
Every day.
The boys we knew In childhood
Every day
And who sbattleds with the wildwood
Every day:
Though there's none of them fanatics,
They're all doctoring for rehumatics
From their cellars TO their attics
js Every; day.
And the girls once sweet and pretty
Every day. y (,
So bright, petite and witty
Every day;
Who in quadrille never blundered,
While the fat folk watched and won
dered,
Now weigh around three hundred
Every day.
Oursfeet grow more unsteady
Every az
Cur wits not hall SO ready +
Every day:
Though we still pose as a rhymer.
There are younger ones and primer
Who'll ask Who's the old timer?'s
Every day;
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
Oh lie Great White WAY
M0IItrs, Special Correspondent q the IsIeoranl


NEW YORK, Jan. 4 {, New J ofk
Is getting an l6ea Of the polyEainons
instinct that seems to BE the product
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,sa s1Sss e. ms ~ el iisinH We're re-
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gu alsst =. g s,' le 9 suln q
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as the wives 81 prominent men win
families
Play oets have had q chance Ia
see the dire effects a i,oly \ NO ~
the Si6fIn0ii8 .,fe fiieTed' n II, f1rSs
1t. Several lew, FORK newsrapSfs
have stated positively that the New
Yorker for whom one Wonid-be-wife
sacri6ced herself and her children Ii
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
The Common. Schools.

There is talk of turning Marshall
College at Huntington, now a normal
school, INTO a second state university
Universities are good things, but Il
the state has money to spare for In
creasing it's educational activities II
would do well to spend 1t ON the com
mon schools before IT. goes into the
multiplying of its universities. ItSfs
now rather too difficult to get com.
mon sense ground work education In
many parts OF West virginia and
somewhat too easy to get what passes
for a training for professional vo-
cation. Some OF the rural school
houses in this state are disgrace to
civilization and the salaries paid to
many OF the teachers are worse.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17

weapons lone since discarded have
been brought bacl. into d 4 rho hand
eren4 DEL the tF6ncI y mort tar and the
trench bomb, to say nothing 81 the
bayonet have been ~ datly use, & Al
points along III "a tefn ana western
front the trenches Of tht Opposing
armies are thin 4 FEW tds of each
other ana mining and counts mining
are constant operations With all his
science ana ingenuity, man has in
vented NO way to KIN his fellow man.
that does not require the nerve ana
courage q actual contact
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
S "A NJ n UNI
" AsU DE " LILLE

y - - 49, - ~, x - y ~ -
Knicker Does Smith live by his
Booker No; he lives by the lack Of
other peoples wits. New York Times.
How fast Is your car. Jimson? y.
asked IFIafkamaya - =
well, (, said Unison, IT keeps about
six months ahead OF my income gem
orally - Iarper's Weekly.
Mr.. cstibred do your COWS giys
you milk 81. ~ =
Mr.. Tallgiass No ones ever gives
me nothin' have to swap ,em fod-
der for it, Chicago News. =
Il am going to play cards foi
money tonight, = said the Boob. what
is the safest game for me to fackies,'
Solitaire. I, replied the Crouch
Cincinnati Enquirer. AZ n
She makes me feel SO small when
she begins to talk about her afices-
tors. And we have no ancestors. =,
Never mind, my dear. Come back
at her with the pedigree ofsyour doc
Pittsbufg Post. L
Daughter Do You think that paint
ing looks like me, mother?
Mother The face does, but no one:
would ever guess that your gown cost
your father q cold 81 900 Phiiadsls
pliia Ledger & &
=. JsSs - -. Z, b = N XII "
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17

the New York newspapers for express
ing rather contemptuous opinion Of
the morals OF New York. Some day
Billy will invade that city. and these
same newspapers will bc with him,
for while the baseball evangelist Is
somewhat extrayagant in many OF his
statements, the good he docs is not %
be questioned. b
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
Medicine and Knot, ping Self.

have taken medicine my life and expect will have o
keep if stay here, going myself the
This Statement left note written by former Fair
mont woman who killed herself in Cincinnati few
II have taken medicine all my life something toll
think about IN that declaration 1t mott
familiar with the womans It is possible
her case was exceptional
At least instance recalled by the Telegram doubt
less there many which demanded conf
san and it professionally declared that that person
not i'll needed medicine The really did that
On kindness by refusal to prescribe.
Medcineis good place but always SoncI
contract the habit of taking medicine they become
of the idea that it absolutely necessary when
nature itself work The habit them course
unless the forced to prescribe exercises the
liberty that nature does what the patient let
which is frequently the
1t is always well doctor time but one should learn
to know himself to degree, at least.
Prohibition occupies unique place in politics. Not 1nany
years ago limited the party now it is bel
coming factor the principles of other parties example,
William Bryan Democratic apostle is and the legislature
Idaho with the Republicans in control purposes to make it
part of that states laws shown Repub
ican On the other hand leading Democrats as
Underwood and leading Republicans oppose nationally The
principle is certainly entering high stage of development and
gaining in politics undreaed ago I'LL
endure? sSG
The question of production oil and gas and perhans
coal and lumber serious 1t not by
would be ready revenue course
but the question to whether right Just should be thor
ough hreshed out very vital question u.s. have harmful
effect? 8 as Z = 80
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
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Dliierent Hero.

z The much praised Sullivan pistol
toting lam, OF New York state does not
seem to be proving as effective as the
johnson law OF West Virginia. The
prosecuting attorney. Of Kings county
has just announced that Of 400 con-
5victions last year OF persons carrying
concealed weapors only twelve were
given prison terms.
Does Some Good.
tWheeling Register.)
billy Sunday is being roasted by
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
"a MoY,ni1q MOTTO.

have succeed best in life have always
been cheerful and hopeful men who about businss with
asme their and took the changes and chances of their
mortal life like rough and smooth alike it and
sofoud the truth the old good times, and bad
times and all times pass oven; e III NGSLEY
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
Modern Warfare.
lMheeling Intellieelnc.er.l

Fighting in the European trenches
has iispelled some illusions. about
modern warfare. We ali have been
taught to believe that the range and
effectiveness Of modern arms kept
armies apart On the contrary, there
.is more hand to hand fighting in the
European war than at any time since
gun powder was invented. Many
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
BE MOI MereIyl Portisa;,.

The recently declared that Republican and Demo
alike would work together in legislature states
good suggested that should aside if
would block hinder wholesale legislation This
glad that ateast Democratic newspaper in
state holds similar views and hebound refuse to-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17

She makes me feel SO small when
she begins to- talk about her aiices-
tors. And we have no ancestors,
Never mind, my dear. Come back
at her with the pedigree Of your dog. :
Pittsbufg Post: u 3
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17

Il am going to play cards fbi
money tonight : said the Boob. what
Is, the safest game fol. me to tacsies,
Solitaire. replied the Crouch
Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17

Bacon understand In many of
the Chilean cities women are ems
ployed asistreet car ccndsict
Egbert- Now n can Understand why
men want to crowd the back plat
forms. Yonkers Statesmanl
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17

have taken medicine all my life expect will have to
keep if stay here am going to myself out of the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-10
TALK OF THE TOWN
,,rsing nnderwear ~ Abhott's.

Munsing underwear at Abbotts.
Fifty-een sweaters, soc. Lamorey's
Fifty.cent underwear, 42c. Lamorey's
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter, No
80, o. f. $, Wednesday evening, Nov. 10
at 1880 o'clock.
A. X. Campbell expert sewing machine
repairer, is still in town. Leave orders at
Homer Fits Co. store.--adv.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
trustees OF the Barre City hospital will
be held at the hospital wednesday even
ing az 5 O'Clock.
All those donating articles Of any
kind, food or vegetables, for the Red
Mems fair. please send them 10 Rowland
hall Thursday afternoon. Anyone omit
ted by the solicitors, please take notice
From the erucible Of violent death, the
friendship Of Damon and Pythias came
forth pure gold. Can your friendship
be as constanti See this wonderful story
and ask yourself this question. Every
one should see this picture, greater than
"The Birth OF Nation" AZ Barre opera
house, Nov. ll.-adv.
Persons Hardwick stage will continue
10 make daily trips as long a. the going
and weather will permit. Leaves Bur
zell's hotel at 5 a. m, Pavilion hotel In
Montpelier AZ 500. Leaves Hardwick Al
$3.50 D. M can carry trunks. Fare,
si.T5 one way or 50 round trip. Tel
46g-2
one-dollar union suits, 7oc. Lamorey's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-10
Ladies' Silk and Wool Dresses
The Daylight Store


assisting in loading one Of the company's
| teams.
In probate court to-day, Lafayette
Myers settled his account as guardian of
Martha Remission.
Maps, large and small and many of
them are being used in the case Of Yer
mont Marble company vs.. George p.
Eastman and Percival w. Clement, Rut-
land county being argued in supreme
court. The case was commenced yester-
day morning when court opened, con
tinued all day yesterday and will prob
ably not be finished until late this aft
ernoon. The case grows out OF dispute
over land
Robert Jones left this morning on a
business trip in the interest OF Jones
Bros Granite company OF Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Hathaway Of Win
ter street are the parents OF an eight
pound daughter, born last evening. Mr..
Hathaway is instructor Of music at
Montpelier seminary.
In the city clerks office yesterday
deed was filed recording the transfer Of
the old Wing homestead, so-called, ON
upper Berlin street, from Charles j.
Perkins 90 w. !. Lawrence. The prop
erty includes eleven acres Of land. A
second deed has been recorded, the same
property being sold 90 Frank T., and
Fanny smith By Mr.. Lawrence.
senator A. c, Cady and Nat johnson
OF Mortified were visitors in the city
to-day, the latter being the former city
engineer OF this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

You should visit Abbott's bargain base
ment.
Seven. dollar.an half mackinaw coats
$685.. Iamorey's.
Regular meeting of Barre lodge, ~ r
| O. p, tonight at 1880.
Three new hats for sale at the rum
mage sale this afternoon, trimmed by q
Burlington milliner.--adv.
Thanksgiving ball at village hall, East
Montpelier, Thursday evening, Nov. %
MONTPELIER Military band orchestra adv
II was Mrs. Harry Davidson Of On
ward street, and not Mrs. Harry David
son OF Murray street, who was operated
upon at the Barre City hospital Sunday,
William Sim moved his household
goods yesterday 20 Hardwick. where he
has purchased the billiard and pool par
Tor formerly run by Oscar Michaud.
Bring your babies 70 the Troup studio
and have that picture taken now. Dull
DAYS don't matter. We make them just
the same and you get the result.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.. Messenger and two
daughters, who have been visiting az the
home Of Mrs. Messengers father, w. NJ.
Stewart Of the Morse block, returned by
auto 20 their home in Norwich to-day.
The ladies' auxiliary Of the Presbyte-
rian church will hold q nimmage sale a.
soon a. a suitable place can be found
for selling. Please look up your bundles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chafle-, Eastman Of West
Corinth. former residents Of this city.
are spending q few days a the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs L. W. Heath Of 30 Academy
street.
The Aitrurians viii observe domestic
science with Mrs. y. \. Philbrick Fri
dav afternoon At $50 O'Clock Any mem
Der unable 10 attend please notify Mrs.
philhrick.
n prezzo della legna dure molla ME.
chiata che prima era y rrezEo ia s2.as
ora 3 ridOtta = sl75 per ofdins riv0lgete.
ii al y. 4s9 John Groaiu st0r Nor Main
81. d fronta 81 Berlin 81
william Harvey Of Elm street aud
Wilbur Mower Of Prospect street left
Yesterday for pittshsld. where they uill
spend the coming three weoks hunting
Bear reported % b. IN that neighl,of-
lsooa viii D. e part II their Object. They
wers accompanied ~ Gale Bennett and
y. A. Eastman
John shea. who has been employed 90
the siea Shoe Store 81 North Main
street for ths past veaf has completed
tis dnfiss thnTe and hes gene 81 nostan.
wiars De- has seeursl = position in
wlialessle drug infsmsss. John O'KeFfe
wiso hns tssf employed ~ tle stns stare
It GA tinrss is nov rernauentlr EN-
fleFsd there
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-10
Mas Apprehension.

Mother 70 father after hearing Der son
rehearse the Greek alphabet" Ezrai' We
can't let silas 20 back TO college again.
why not"
"He has learned 90 swear ] just heard
him say ALFRED beat her, damn her, pelt-
her.H-Pcnn State Froth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-10
cRANTrEvmHE

wrs Gerard. stats dfnHtr. yin ~ II
crsrfrsfns Tlsrr.asr. AZ lafias u.ish
fnr a. frfa tia NnnaHs hensft $3.50
riafiur f.laasf isarf namss "a NJ
raurr8ffs ~ Mrs aoisn FrHra
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-10

Wsrn'af rffsznr Fl Hm~a
49, iosrs 80 s1r O a. p
- flsurs.sr. Ne4- 1ls at r s'1ia.t
s6arr. WmE ft-t tseres. EsfresH
sasrts Tsn -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-10

The industrial accident board received
this morning the largest number Of &C.
cident reports for any single day since
the commission was created by the en-.
actment Of the compensation law. A
total Of 20 accidents were reported few,
however, being OF serious nature.
Mrs. ,. r. Goodenough Of Court street
left to-day for Huntington Center, called
BY the illness Of her mother. Mrs. Thorn
~ Phillips, who suffered a shock this
week. Alonzo Goodenough left yester-
day to visit his grandmother.
Samuel smith. employed az the Lane
Manufacturing company plant, suffered a
sprained shoulder last saturday while
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-10
MONTPELIER
Clerk platt to Hold Naturalization Court
Sessions in Six Towns.

Word was received to-day by G. DE
r. Bancroft from Clerk of the u. 5.
Court +. S. Platt of Rutland, that the
latter would be in six different towns
in as many days for the purpose Of
granting TO applicants for citizenship pa
pers the declarations Of intentions and
to receive applications for the second or
final papers. The court will open its
circuit by being in Montpelier Tuesday,
Nov. Is, at ? o'clock p, m, and will be
in Barre &C the same hour the following
day. Mortified will be visited Thurs
day, the 18th and Waterbury on Friday,
the court TO convene at l0iS0 O'Clock in
each case. After weekend recess
Clerk Platt will be in Graniteville Tues
day, Nov. 20, at II O'Clock and South
Ryegate viii be the sixth place visited,
court TO be there the morning Of Nov.
%. Mr.. Bancroft has large number Of
applicants in each place, especially for
the final papers.