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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-06-25
RECRUITING IN i. 5. CHARGE,
Government Probing Alleged ActivlSy
Of England.

San Francisco.-Agents OF the De-
partment of Justice are investigating
alleged recruiting in California for the
Allies in the European war. The main
Office Of the supposed recruiting agents
is in San Francisco. Franz Bopp,
ConsuIGeneral for Germany in San
Francisco, was, said to have supplied
information upon which the investigat
ing is based, but he denied this. On
good authority. it was stated that some
of the investigators had found no trou-
bic in enlisting.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-06-25
HOLD 100000 PRISONERS.
saravian Paper Credits This Total To
Teuton Allies.

Berlin, via London.-The prisoners
taken by the German and Austro-Hun-
garian armies up to June IA totaled l.
10000. according to the Bayarian
Stats Zeitung. The newspaper says
this total is divided as follows Rus
slams, 100000; French. 255,O0O; Eng
fish. $4,000; Belgian. 1900. and
Serbian, 10000.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-06-25
SHE TOOK UP ARMS EoR RussIA
coloners Daughter Made Prisoner In
Battle In GalicIa.

Berlin, via London-Among the
prisoners taken by General Won Mack
ensen's army during the fighting in
Galicia is the daughter of Russian
colonel She was dressed in the uni
form Of one-year volunteer and has
been fighting in the ranks.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-06-25
WOULD RESENT
!. j. S. PRESSURE
chszaro's Defiant Reply to
President Wilson.
LOOKS ON NOTE AS ADVICE
Points TO Statement That America
Does Not Claim Right To Settle
Mexico's Affairs-Ready For
Fusion Movement

Washington. - The United States
government was informed In q note
from Francisco Lagos Chazaro, presi-
dent of the Villa-Zapata convention
government at Mexico City, that if
President Wilson's recent statement
warning the Mexican factions to COM
pose their differences should signify
pressure or threat, the conventionist
government, "still hafboring the con-
science Of its sacrifices, will maintain
the dignity of the Mexican people"
The communication, transmitted by
the Brazilian Minister at Mexico City,
states, however, that the convention
continues ito conjecture that the gen.
eral idea of the government of the
United States is to help us in friendly
way to bring to an end our fratricidal
struggle which would be for the great
est good of the country"
Questions Wilson's Stand.
After declaring a willingness to
make peace with the Carranza faction,
the note as made public by the State
Department says, in part:
"The Convention government does
not see, does not wish to see. in the
substance of the declarations made by
His Excellency, President Wilson, any
thing more than an advice, friendly
suggestion to induce the contending
groups to wipe out their differences
and lead them into the path to the end
pursued by the revolution. Coming to
the declaration that if we Mexicans
cannot settle our differences within a
very short time the government of the
American Union will find itself con-
strained to. decide, as to- what means
it shall use to bring it about, the Con-
ventionist government cannot under
stand how President Wilson previously
declares in the same note that the
United States does not desire or claim
any right to settle the affairs of Mex
leo, and more to the same effect. The
same chief of the American nation
made at Indianapolis the following
categorical declaration:
az am proud to belong to a power
full nation which says that country
Mexico, which we could crush, will en-
joy the same liberty in the manage
ment Of its affairs as we enjoy. II j
am strong should be ashamed to die
tate to the weak in the measure of my
strength. My pride consists, in keep
ing my strength free. and not in op-
pressing. another people with It,"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
ALIAS FAN c X FL OUR

For sale at all srocers Norris
Grocery Company. Clark sburg. W.
Va. WHOLESALE Distributors
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
SPRING RACING MEET
WILL BE HELD HERE
Running Horses from Big East,
ern Race Track Will Be
Brought Here

the West Virginia Fair Asso-
ciati ion eliminated running races
from its program or racing events
and as large number OF persons
in this section of West Virginia afC
heartily in favor OF running races.
Edmund Denhanl, secretary Of the
August 80 ], has arranged Wi Til the
stewards of the large eastern run
ming tracks to stage a bi running
meet here the week of May 3
Mr.. Denhani ANNOUNCED last even
ing that con.sN cts had been signed
and that at the conclusion of the
running meet at r nalicoS race track.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
DON SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA.
Mustero1e Gives. Delicious CoEnfor

sMusterole Gives Delicious Comfort
When those sharp pains III 60 shooting.
through your head when yonr skull
seems as if it would split. just rub lit
stle MuSTEROLE on the temples and
neck t. draws out the inf amnat7on.
3soothes away the ai1l--giyesssaq quick
relief 7'ss3 i
MUSTERoLE IS a clean, white oirlt-;
!ment, made with oil Of mustard. Better;
than mustard plaster and does not bis
teri
Doctors and nurses randy recon-
mend MuSFEROLEsfo for Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Group, Stiff Neck Asthma,
Neuralgia, Congestion, P1eurisy.s E2heu-E
tmatisn, LumbagoP aims and Achessof.
the Back or Joints. Sprams,s Sore Nus
|cles, Bruises, Ghiibl ains, Frosted Feet
Colds Of the Chest CT often prevents
Pneumonia
Atyour druggist Ia 225c and 5Ocljars,E
and IA special laTges hospital sizefor$z51g
Be sure you get the genuine MIS-
Refuse imitat fons-get what
you ask for. Fhe hfustcrofe Company,
~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
at Baltimore, Md. all the runners
would be- shipped here and the big

at Baltimore, Nd. ali lhe runners
would he shipped here. and the big
meet promises to be one OF the big
gest events of It's KIND ever held In
West Virginia.
Il More than one hundred Of the
fcountry's best running horses will
be brought here for the event and
six big events will be staged every.
day Of N the meet. The officials who
will have charg of the event are
the best known men in the running
horse game and when the barrier is
raised and the bob-taiIs start on the
first race sof the meet Monday after
noon, May 81 !. ClaTkshurg vii have
an Opportunity to Sc q big running
meet conducted the same as In the
larger cities.
Es This will be the opening event OF
the park season and al the amusez5
ments connected with the park will
topen.in full on the first day Of the
meet. Mr. Denham says that a large
number first class attractio
been booked for the park this sea-
son ana this, with the running meet
for the opening week, shows that the
park asosciat ion intends to give thu
ssport-loving persons of this city 81
chance to enjoy themse selves this sea
son Il 5s EsA3
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
Sore Throat Prudence.

No family medicine chests veil stocked
without q bottle Of II NSILIME, for Won
don e know what moment ittmay be needed
to relieve a sudden case Of Sore Throat.
Relieving Sore Throat is TONSIE.IrR='S
special mission. It's made for tia !- al
.yertised fort hat sold iusst that one purpose
is the one and only Sore
Throat Renled y hich is sold over a large
part Of the United States. You'll IL ~
need sTONSlLlNE one of these efA
days, ers some night when the drug ta
most Csc. and Hospital Size Ea
$l.O0. All Druggists. 70
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10

attorney and w. j. Butler as a shench-
man. Two good Kalem come dies are
also shown with John E. Brennan,
ethel Teare and Caliste Gonant in the
leading parts. The bill finishes with
news events in q Hearst-Selig News
Pictorial .,
Il Regain HHghston has been engaged
for the cast Of The sea Wolf. Others
in, the company are Charles Dalton,
Ivan Simpson, Louise Rutter and
Frances Nelson.
y Captain Bonivita, who is one OF tile
foremost aEimal trainers Of the world,
is shortly to be- seen as a feature Of
motion pictures. He has directed his
soWn animals in: the .9Ioy ies..
Granville Barker, the English pro-
Aducer and manager. Who is to have a
stock company. will introduce in his
5repertoi ire a Danish play called The
Witch 4 an 5ss43
presented by the Palace Players at
the Palace theater IS a splendid COM
edy drama This play, Just released
itfc. stock, was a big success in New
York City and is known as another
feather in Given Davisss cap. Mr..
LAWS wrote many successes includ-
ing The Wishing Rim 80 riftwood,' e
4SSinners,' and many Other plays
witch scored heavily as box office at
fractions. and - he Man in the Case
is now included in the above list.
Every member of the company is
seen in this big oyalty play which
also affords the players an excellent
opportunity to portray heir unusual
ability gained through many years
of experiences
James Dunse:t tn. director. deserves
much credit in giving local Ftheater-
Goers So attraction at popular
prices Artllur Fanshaw. the scenic
artist, made an entires set of new
scene for each act and no expense
was spared to make the play a feat
surc comedy drama. both Sc enically,
and Electrically ~ ss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
Another Episode Of
Great Serial ShON717

splendid east. and the whole. play is
full Of action.
Thursday the popular players, Fran
els Ford and Grace Cunard will be
seen in a Beautiful three part h1stor-
ical drama entitled The Heart OF
Lincoln z This is Francis Ford s own
production and is a. splendid story.
The battle scenes are amazing and the
play is surely great success in film
form
Today will be- the last opportunity
20 see broadway Follies' the dandy
musical comedy company that is play
ing at the Odeon theater. a85
The Pictures today include a splen-
did tWozpart Seligs drama, The Spirit
Of the Violin, y featuring Stella Ra-
zetto, and a funny Kal lem comedy,
liam and the Sausage Factory,
The Harris and Winters Anus eneni
Company presenting Oscar and
5Adolph' will open a three days en-
Lgagement at the Odeon tomorrow All
ternoon. This is a swell musical COM
edy5 company with a chorus OF beaut:-
fui girls and funny comedians IN
connection two-part Essanay conl-
edy featuring, Charles Chaplin ana
entitled His Night Out and three
other dandy reels Of motion pictures
will be shown y: 81
As to the big realistic scale on
which II: is produced. its beautiful
scenery. it's numerous and good act
I ors, its lucking bronchos, its abund-
ant gun play, its reverberant battle
labetWeen the ranchmen and the
Apache indians in the desert noun
sasns. The h ound-U is the apothe-
sis of#the Wild Vest, i t fultills the
SINAI Az boys grandest dean, lit perfect
" sets forth the stirring life OF the
cowboys as imagined by the I" Upstate
it,NAseW York farmer and the half for
{eign American 5f New York's East
Side. II contains SO many fra gments
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10

FfbF Z e n lE4f
The Man in the Case. will be pre-
will he spoon nj ght for the ladies'.
Players will present a big musical
comedy, NY Wtfe's Family. 4 The
play is replete with comedy, music
and popular song successes.
81
The Newark, N u, Evening News
had the following to say OF DR.. Ion
Jackson, tenor singer, who. will APP
pearn a recital here the evening
with MI. and Mrs. Sol Marcosson;
Under the auspices Of the Marcato
Music Club
& DR.. Jackson has risen to a foremost
place among native oratorio and COM
full voice Exceptional pure and full,
iii quaItty) and his skillias vocalist
He is not only cultured singer, but. j
very intelligent and finely educated
man.
Talking about scenarios said the
scenario editor Of Ghe American Film
Manufacturing Company, I'VE receiv-
~
thor, in which man meets the her
lone five years after he had been
killed We wonder where they met
Mrs. Wallace ErEkin e, the beloved
Edison mother, 4, comes from England
from which country she brought her
own company not so long ago In
her company was the English actor
of the stage. Charles Cherry, who
has distinguished himself so since
that time All Of Mrs. Ersk.ne.s fam
ily are prominent in theatrical Is.
a perfume that sets everybody in
a frenzy Of joys the moving force
in the plot OF High Jinks,' the mus
ical romance which Arthur Hamm err
stein will soon present at the Rob
:nson Grand theater. High links. q
which at the Casino theater, enjoyed
the longest run Of any musical piece
produced IN New York last eason,
as the work or Otto Hauerbach and.
Rldolf Friml. tHane11 5ack IS the.
author or Three Twins. and M adame-
Sherry. F1:iml composed The Fire
ssfly'' MI sic, and Arthur Hammerstein.
Of Naughty Marietta and
The FREELY, staged the new piece
With all the rio art and correct taste
he had displayed in his former ven
lures. The company Is made up OF
the prettiest and liyeliest chorus
girls that could be found on Broad
way, and a large cast CT metro olitanl
.fayori1es t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10

Ruh your back with Red Gross
Oil lt will relieve soreness OF all
muscles and joints For years II has
3bten the STANDARD remedy for RI en-
s1natisn, neuralgia 8sprains, etc. :2.:;5s
5hottiesaH reliable drug stores:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10

very interesting. and is capable nfE
registering al human emotions. The |
leading parts are LILY supported by a I
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10

of truth SO we'll and inoffensfvely act
ed against an environment remark
able for vastness, picturesqu and
artistic detail that it lis we'll worth
the admiration Of any playgoer.
DWellers in Glass Houses,''-a pow
crful two part Biograph drama. is the
feature offering today at the Bijou.
nc 2 story dealing with politics and
graft. and a powerful illustration Of
the adage that. people who live in
glass houses should not throw stones
franklin Richie Is seen as Rogers,
The Big Boss: Louise Vale as his
wife, Jack Drummer as tie district
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10

4 5Regan Hughston has been engaged
for thee Of The sea Wolf. VI Others.
in. the company are Charles Dalton,
ivan Simpson, Louise Rutter and.
Frances Nelson. ss M 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
STREET $; ]; | ::.Ei 1 PAvING
IS to BE Discussed at q Mass Meeting
of -Adamstnn Citizens Friday.

AT a meeting or the town council
of Adamston Tuesday night it was
decided to hold a mass meeting for
the citizens at the school house there.
Friday evening. to discuss plans for
paving the directs committee.
consisting Of S. G. Swiger, r.. T..
Alexander and j.. C. Garrett was apN
pointed 20 secure an attorney to at
tend the meeting and explain the
state laws concerning the same. Own
ere Of property abutting on Pike
street are especially invited to att
tend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
twelfth lnstalInle Of The
Master Key a Feature at
the Qrpheunl.

The Orpheum theatersis showing to-
day Episode No 12 OF The Master
4 Key y in which Robert Leonard and
Ella Hall play the leading parts This
novel by u Ohm Fleming Wilson is
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10

The ancients credited the raven
with unusual longevity. but modern
investigation shows that it is not war
ranted. The bird rarely lives more
than q O years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-16
Commercial Agency
Talks About Business
lDunls Weekly Review.l

Conditions in business are very much
mixed. Total transactions are still be-
low those of recent years. There is
large attendance of retail distribu.
ters in the textile markets and they
buy often but as n rule In compare
lively small lots for immediate needs
and keep their stocks low. Many Of
the cotton mills are running on full time
There is a satisfactory business in cloth
ing Silks are in fair demand. Some
Improvement is noted in the shoe in
dustry, but conditions ure still far from
normal. The gluss trade Is in well
maintained volume Shipbuildi n g is
very active Large sales are reported
of automobiles Commodity prices gen.
orally are lower. Wheat has declined
sharply as n result Of tho Allies pro.
gress In the Dnrdanolles, foreshudow.
ing the release Of Russian wheat 10 the
world. The steel trade is gradually ex.
panding and hopeful feeling prevails
Developments, however, are exceeding.
" irregular, operations in some lines be.
ing nearly normal, while In others they
are very much below capacity Pig
iron production in February exceeded
that Of January; more blast furnaces
are in operation and the consumption Of
coke is larger. Conditions in anthra
cite coal are better, but bituminous sit.
untion is unsatisfactory. The railroads
whose gross earnings now show a de-
cline Of G per cent. from last year,
have bought over 100000 tons of rails
this year, Money is easy, but credits
are extended on conservative basis.
Failures are still very numerous, though
they were less in February, both In
number and aggregate Of liabilities,
than in January The market for So
curitics is rendered inactive by the un.
certainty resulting from the perplexing
war situation, but is quite firm; no
sign Of intrinsic weakness appears, and
there Is considerable investing in bonds
The great balance in favor Of the
Uuited Staes In international exchanges
constitutes the most promising feature
of the situation. Exports continue
very heavy notwithstanding the risks
Of shipping; during the last week of
February there was trade balance for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-16
HOW "JITNBYs' ORIGINATED.

When the jitncy bus became epi
dcmlc every Oc began asking the
meaning and derivation Of the uame.
That iitncy signified nickel was soon
established, but how the word came
first to he used in that sense was not
70 easily discovered. According TO n
letter, received by the Chicago News
from one who signs himself No, 1884
u y, the term ''iitncy" known and
used in eyrry city from New York TO
San Francisco, was originally coined
within prison walls-''in a certain
large rcformatory" in the word Of the
writer, who continues
The rules were very strict about to-
bacco and as smoking was easily de.
tectel aud severely punished, the In.
mates craving was universally salts.
fled with chewing td5acco, that is,
what they could get of II, when was
mighty small compared TO the demand,
Nevertheless, certain trusty, whose
mama was Jcdncy, would smugglo TO.
hncro in for any inmate who furnished
him The money 10 buy II uptown. He
drove dray for the prison, aud in con.
idc-niion Of the risk he took he kept
half the stuff as his commission. IN
this connection ! remember tncy used
the expression "6Oi0n aud "j0.j0 -
describing the split. II was the first
time heard "5O.50 '.and that was
lG ycnrs ago.
Finally Jcdney was parolcd aud n
1.-THE. stout howlcggcd co'ored boy
got the dray, and was standing by
when a RUNNER y came to this colorod
hoy and showed him n dime be had
slipped 90 him by somebody going
through on a visit Of the grounds, and
wanted 10 know " be would get him
In ,omc tobacco. The colorcl bpN, ap
heir 20 Jedney's pcrquisite and ostab.
lishei his basis Of doing business with
these Words "Younll get iitncy q
worth for dis here dime jO.5O."
From that time ON dime bought a
&" iitney's" worth Of tobacco within
the walls Of that institution.
And the first one heard use that
word outside was graduate Of the
rcformatory who spoke Of going 10 q
I" iiiuoyi show wdcn first started
That the negro boy confused "Jcd
ucy' and "iitney" seems to be only
an inference.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-16
PIMPLES AND ERUPTION MEAN
BAD BLOOD.

People who have impure or impovcr.
ished blood should be cureful to take
only a vegetable and temperance rem.
cdy such as DR.. Pierce s Golden Medical
Discovery is and has been for over 40
years.
The first day you start to take this
reliable medicine, impure germs and
accumuations begin to separate in the
blood and are then expelled through the
climinatiye organs,
In place of the impurities, the ar.
tcries and veins gradually get fresh
vitalizcd blood and the action Of this
good blood on the skin means that
pimples, boils, carbuncles, eczema, RASH
acne and all skin blcmshes will dis
appear. Then you must remember that
when the blood is right, the liver stom-
ach bowels and kidneys become
healthy, active and vigorous and you
will have no more trouble with indi.
gestion, bacIachc, headache aud consti.
patton
Get DR.. Piercc's Golden Medical Dis.
covery today at any medicine dealers;
it is a powerful blood purifier, so pene.
trnting that il even gets Mt the impure
deposits Of the joints and carries them
out Of the system.
Depend upon this grand remedy to
give you the kind Of blood that makes
the skin clear, the mind alert, the vision
kocnor and put ambition and energy in.
to the entire body. You won 7 be dis.
4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-16
GOVERNOR TURNS WOMAN
LOOSE FROM COUNTY JAIL
Also Grants Conditional Pardcns to
Two Others and Paroles Two.

La.c yesterday afternoon Governor
Withycombe granted pardon to Mrs.
Louise Entrikcn, who has been serving
a year S sentence in the Multnomah
county Jail fc larceny. She was com
mittcd TO Jail in May, 1914, and the
pardon was issued uron the recommen-
dation Of Circuit Judge Kavanaugh,
DopP;y District Attorney John Collier
and the unanimous vote of the parole
board. The governor also issued cen
ditional pardons TO Willis Oliver, who
is serving sentence from Marion
county upon a statutory charge, and
James II. Henderson, of Harney coun-
~, convicted of the charge Of larceny.
Paroles were granted to Charles L..
Gallagher serving sentence from
Clat5op county for obtaining money un.
der false prctenccs, and James Stevens,
of .anc county, doing time for the
same oifonsc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-16
North Dakota Building
Is Officially Dedicated

San Francisco, March l6.-The
"Flickertail" state occupied the cen.
ter of attraction at the Panama. Pa
cific exposition today when the North
Dakota building was officially dcdi.
Gated with elaborate ceremonies. Gov
ernor Johnson, Mayor Rosph and most
of the high officials of the exposition
attended. Corn is king in North Da.
kota, and in recognition of this fact
an enormous corn tcryer occupied the
center of the court around which the
building is constructed.
Hundreds of Danes also flocked to
the fair to participate in the opening
of the handsome Danish building. The
ceremonies were simple was impressive,
Several thousand men barred their heads
as the Danish singing society sang the
Danish national anthem, "Kong Chris.
tian.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-03-16

The resignation Of A. +, 'ucstman
as policeman was accepted and r. r..
Nicholson was elected by the council.
II was voted to retain the services Of
Percy Vnrncy as speed cop for another
moth Chief Welsh reported that dur.
ING the time Officer VHncy had been
on the force he had made 2s arrests and
The fines collected from his activities
amounted to $40.
A scarificr Is no disease, neither is
il an implement of torture, or an infer
nal machine, was the information offer
ed last night relative to tnc scaiifier
brought TO this city for trial. II is
a huge iron machine with spikes in it
for the tearing up. of hord'suiaced
roads that they may he regarded and
smoothed down. one was brought TO
this city for demonstration, and the
company want to sell Ii for $500 to the
city
The regular monthly payroll for
March was adopted. The redcckng of
the scnth Commercial street bridge
was ordered. Councilman Cook stated
that 1t would require about 4 600 feet
Of humber, and this would cost Sl2 per
thouannd. Some new stringcrs would
be needed and some extra braces, but
this could not be definitely found out
until the old deck was rcmo,ed. II
would take 1900 pounds Of spikes at II
cost Of 500 hundfcd pounds, he aaid,
TO finish the job