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Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-06

SOCIAL CORNER
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-23
SorIcE no coNrRAcTons.

sealed bids Will be received by the
board of Education OF Sheets Mills indie
pendent District, for the censtruc,t th,S. Ct
sheets Minis. Harrison County, w Va.
the ONCE Of the seeretary, F; n. Stout,
Lost Creek. w. Va. II. +. D 80: 4, also
No. TOG prunty Building. Clarksburg w:
Va, where they may be examined ana
figured by persons desiring to submit BIDS.
Each bid must be accompanied 6y "a
Cashiers or Certified cheek for One Hun
dred Dollars made parable to Oney STOUT,
President OF the board as a guaranssc
ftnt the successful bidter VIII enter into
contract and give the required BOND
Bids will be sealed and addressed 70
oney Stout, President OF the Board snd
must be In his hands not later than Two
O'clock p. NJ. August 2Ith, 1915.
The hoard reserves the right 20 Win,
with its accompanying check until AFTER
the next regular meetlng OF the board
1ffer the bids are opened.
The successful bidder WIZ be reguiren
equal to double the amount OF she con.
eract price within ten days AFTER the
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
BY order of the hoard.
ONEY STOpT. President.
r NJ STNSSC, Secretary.
S w FORD. Architect
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-23
CONGRESS TO
LOOK AFTER
RIFLE CLUBS
ARMY Estimates to Include
Amounts for Training Of
Men for Military Duty

WASHINGTON. Aug. at is ex'
pected that the army estimates. when
submitted to the next Congress. viii
contain provisions for general plan
Of range construction throughout
the country as the preliminary steps
toward the training of the male ctti-
zens of the country in military ride
shooting. High military authori-
ties are in accord as to the neces-
sity of such training for those who
are available as volunteers and that
any scheme for a reserve must PRO
vide also the rife training of its
members.
Provision will probably be con
tained also for the proper supervision
and training of rifle clubs and the
issue to them OF ammunition and
target supplies Congress at the last
session. authorized the chief Of ord
nance to issue fre to rife clubs
the Krag rifles in storage at the
arsenals as we'll as ammunition to
be used with the same. This am
munition, was left over from the
Spanish American war and it has de-
terioated greatly. The supply Will
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-23
.HIAR IS GRAY;
YOU LOOK OLD
Look Young by Darkening
GRAY Hair with Q-Ban-
No DYE Harmless.

You look prematurely old if hair
is gray. faded, wisp. thin; premature
IN gray. or streaked with gray. You
viii look twelve or fifteen years
S g ~ il you darken your gray hair
BY ahampootng your hair and e SCALP
Rastorer. 1t is the only clean, whole
some some pure and harmless hair color
restorer made: o-Ban is not a dye,
but acts on the roots. makes gray
hair healthy and changes your gray
hair % q beautiful, lustrous. soft
natural dark shade. darksntng your
gray hair SO evenly that no one need
suspect you use Q-Ban. Besides g.
Ban stops dandruff. itching scalp and
falling hair. promotes its growth
makes hair and scalp clean and FEEL
line and always darkens gray hair
Only SOC for big TOE bottle at Wells
and Hamaker Drug Store. SIC Main
ST, Clarksburg, w. Va. Out-of-town
folks supplied by parcel post. Call
or write, asking for Q-Ban Hair Color
Observation-Disclosures.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-23

. ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At Rules held in the office of the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court of Harrison County
on Monday, the End. day OF august, 1913
Sramal0w 1irlok,
Charles f. Zaruba, Leo. Zaruba and Carl
ShikR Trading as c. F. Zaruba & Company,
Object Of Suit.
70 anforce performance OF contract.
Ard ne appearing from an affidavit fled
IN said Slltt that Charles Zaruba. Leo
Zfrnba s CO.. defendants. are non-resi-
dents Of this State. It is ordered that they
Z 81 tie sarst publication of this order and
! ali what is necessary to protect their In
Esivsn md pades my hand this tho End day
= AesSss !. WADE coBF1IAN, Clerk.
n. A. L0AR,
Council fcs Plaintiff
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-23

IN this cosntfy. drawing livelihood !
Of ENGAGED n DtsImNaS here Etif
band themselves together IN oppUsf-
tfon to volunteering to defend their
Nrentdes. ii recomes necessary to gol
sldsE IN issuing rifles promtscuon
No doubt. however. - nodtfed
sW1ss systenscouldbe very efteetively
put into operation. With the ten
millions of available young men In
this cnnntrY to select from. there IS
no reason why ride clubs should not
be organized with selected aDplt-
cants. The national Rife Assocfa-
ton Of America has demonstrated
what can be done with very little
funds available for the work along
such lines. It has under its jtris-
diction nearly 500 clubs now with
an estimated membership of about
IS, 600 With proper governmental
support, inspection, supervision. and
training, these 500 clubs could be I'M
creased to 5000. with ut least s300, 600
members and In time this easily could
be increased to . million. We then
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-23
-NOTICE 10 sIIIPPEIss.

Traction Company express care
#leave Clarksbnrg FOR Graasel1i. o'Neil
lie. Glare, Weston, shipnst04. gair-
mont, Fairview. EarminEtQn. Man
.ninRton and intermedilte points
daiiy except Sunday. ahlpmentA Tor
should he delivered IN the station not
Mannington and inform ed1ate points
iaEar than 300 q, M; Fairv1eM md
imfErmediate points. 1900 q. M:
WSAAon ana tntermediate points.
IA :0N m.
0uAsk serv1ce, reasonable rates
and care Ia handling xnaka thta al
IDEAL linz for Ahipness =.
: 1soN0 IS Al.As':s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-23
. WiIl Not Wnl.lc

No-the Swiss system would never
work in this free republic. National
ism hand in hand with patriotism 10
not cultivated to such an extent in
the United States as 1t is in the soun-
tries of Europe. When men born
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-23
oRDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST V1RG1N1A.
At Rules held in the once OF the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court Of Harrison County,
ON Monday, the 2nd. day OF August, 1915
the following order was entered:
Fearimaa COMPANY. Incorporated. a cor
poration,
Norris Birnbaum, trading as Norris
Birnbaum & Company.
Object Of Suit.
The object of the above entitled action
IN for the recovery OF money advanced to
the said Norris Bifnbaum by the Pearlnta n
Company Incorporated, and which money
Norris Birnbaum 70 the said Pearlman
Company, Incorporated.
And &c appearing from an afEidavit filed
In said action that Morris Birnbaunl Is q
non-resident OF this State, 1t is ordered
that he do appear within one month from
the date Of the first punsiSation of this
0rder and do what is necessary to protect
Given under Isi my hand this the end. day
% sue I. WADE coFFafAN. CLERK.
SPERRY q SRERRT,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-23
husband, NJ. w Beeks, Lewis lawson.
ITrustee and Eureka Loan q Building
Association. corpO.ation.
OK 81 sals.

Object OF SUIT.
The object of the above entitled suit -
to attach ana sell the real es ute situate
in the City Of Clnrks6nr AssFssoh st'art
Race, or so much thereof as may be nee.
essary to satisfy a note for Five Ih9us s.
ev i1 Stuart Race md NJ W. Ieeks to the
citizens National Bank Of MorEatnto o'S.t:
Is s e dated lie 18th day ii January. 1915 and
calls for the sum of Five Ehon t no nGlz
after the date thereof; which note said
bank alleges is due and UNPAID ,,,,. a,.d
In said cause that Geneyicye stuart Race.
lawson. trustee are non-residcnts Of this
State. it is ordered that they DC aPpepp pear
frst nuhlicatiOn OF this order and do what
Is necessary to protect their interests
Given under my hand this the end, day
of August 1915.
I. WADE COLEMAN. Clerk.
pONLEY & HATFIELD,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-23
oRDnn OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
at Rules held in the odfce of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Harrison County,
on Monday, the End. day OF August, 1918.
the following order was entered:
Citizens National Bank Of Morgantewn,
the laws Of the United States OF America.
vs.. In Chancery.
G,eneyieve Stuart Race, H. 6. Race, her
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-23
NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOsIT1ONs.
Lula A. Bowm an, Plaintiff.
VS.. In Chancery, in the Circuit
Court of Harrison County

Thomas Bowman; Defendant.
To- Thomas Bowman:
Take notice that the dispositions Of my
sci fand sundry other witnesses, will oo
taken at the law ONCE OF f. o. Sutton,
Odd Fellows Building. City of Clarksburg,
4th day Of September. 1915, between the
hours Of O'Clock A. N. and 8 o'clock p.
NJ. to be read In ess6ence ON the hearing
Of the above styled chancery cause In be-
half OF said plaintiff.
same shall not be commenced, or being
commenced, shall NOT be completed on that
day, the taking of the same will be adj
journed from time to time until they are
completed,
Yours. etc.
F. o. SUTTON. Counsel -
Mountain advocate., 1915-07-30
Mr.. S. II. Jones Exposed

Mr. s H. Jones has made light of the fact that member
Red Men Lodge other lodges Mr. Jones has
tod that when he candidate in the Republican Primary
Sheriff he Joined the Red Mems Lodge and the day he
went into office Sheriff he suspended this lodge the
dues and Red Man knows he has not been
member of that order since that date July st 1870 Now Nh
did Join the lodge order ride into office? You have
told the people that lodge dsandd Your lodge CONSOLE
dated with the Red Mems Lodge of Barbourv and your
behp with the Red Mems Lodge of Bbourve at the time
suspended for the of dues the records of
Lodge show. These records also show that have paid
dues and have been rensated and have pos
session certified record from j. NJ. Wilson, the Secretary of the
Lodge Baboure showing that suspended January
1910 and have been member since that time. Yet,
Brother Red Man the other day and told that
had his neghOrhood where there great many Red
and claimed them that member of the order
and that the Red Men ought to stand by You to ride
office with the aid of the Red Men twhen YOU
listed the dues and hold member
ship the order do think that with this record that Mr.
abuse anybody about his with the lodges Do
Mr. Voter The that make here be vereed
by the records.
Respectfully.
W. II. MCDONALD
Mountain advocate., 1915-07-30
TOM RHEA HAS PROVEN FRIEND
TO TAXPAYERS OF KENTUCKY
Played Important Part In Forcing Large Corpor-
atoms to Pay Their Just Proportion Of Taxes
and is Best Qualified > In Every Way for
Authorship

TO about two million dollars for the
same period. Should the courts up
hold the action Of the board in regard
TO the four railroad companies, IL
would add about one million dollars
more 10 the state. and about two mil
lion dollars more TO the counties,
cities, towns and school districts in the
same four years.
No man has had more to do with
this great work than Tom Rhea, aud
no man now seeking a nomination for
a state office Is better prepared than
he TO render useful and valuable serv.
Ice to the state and to the people 10
the next four years. No other man
seeking this office has ever had the
slightest experience with its duties.
Some OF his enemies, at the beginning
OF this campaign, undertook to crit.
icise him and his record as an official,
but they had to quickly abandon such
attacks, because the published facts
clearly disproved their misrepresenta-
tions. In the next administration, Mr..
Rhea would prove himself tower Of
strength to the state In the conduct
OF its revenues and fiscal affairs.
As Democrat and party worker,
there is not a blot upon his record.
-Four years ago, when he was on the
state ticket as the nominee for Treas.
urer, he added great strength to the
ticket. as WAS shown by the Increased
majority OF $500 given In his judicial
district alone. Last fall. In the Sem
atorlal and Congressional races. he
was chosen by the Democratic State
Committee as Campaign Chairman.
and under his intelligent and success
hl management and organization. the
Democratic majority in the state was
increased to $4,000.
Tom Rhea has always been true 10
the party and its nominees. lie has
never bolted nor sulked when things
did not 20 his way in primaries or con.
ventions. The Democratic party in the
campaign this fall needs him upon the
ticket. No other man can give It
greater strength or do more to insure
Its success In the November election.
He Is a man OF pleasing and attractive
personality, free from malice. kind.
considerate to all, a temperate and a
temperance man, never having touched
drink OF alcoholic liquor in all his
life, and, all In all, he is a man worthy
In the highest degree OF the confidence
and support Of all good citizens.
The Democrats OF the state could not
ind a better man 10 nominate for any
ONCE than Tom Rhea, and. II the signs
Indicate anything. he viii be the nom.
nss for Auditor by Q handsome major
ny In the primary on August Z,
Mountain advocate., 1915-07-30

II 10 natural and proper that the
Democrats OF Kentucky should take a
deep interest in the selection OF their
Candidate for Governor on August Z,
but they should not allow that race
to overshadow all others and cause
them TO neglect or overlook other i'm
portant races. Especially should they
give their attention to the Auditors
race. for that position ranks In i'm.
portance next to that OF Governor
The Auditor is the head OF the fiscal
affairs of the state and the head OF
the important Board OF Franchise AS.
sessments which fixes the franchise
valuations upon which all corporations
doing business in the state must pay
taxes. The work of that board is OF
far'reaching importance TO the people,
and, above all others, the Auditor, who
presides as chairman OF the board,
should be 4 man well equipped and
trained for It's difficult duties, and one
who is incorruptible aud fearless,
ready to compel the corporations TO
pay their Just part of the revenues OF
the state, without being unjust TO any
corporation or persons.
Such man is Thos s. Rhea, who Is
asking the nomination from the Demo
cratic party, and there is not a man
In Kentucky better qualified for the
position or more deserving OF the sup
port OF the Democrats As State Treas
urer for nearly four years in the pres
ent administration, he has been a mem.
Der of that board and leading spirit
In its splendid work With his Intel
ligent aud active assistance. the fran
chise assessments upon corporations
have been so increased that the state
Is now receiving several hundred thou
sand dollars more in revenue every
year than ever before. The board has
Increased the franchise valuation upon
all corporations from siS,OO0.OOO to
sl32. 100000 Four OF the largest rail.
road companies, whose assessments
were raised. have carried Il into the
courts; and, II the courts uphold the
action OF the board, the increased rev.
enue. together with the large increase
from other corporations, which have
not contested the raises, viii be a
great help to the taxpayers. and In a
reasonable time aid materially In pay
Ing on the Indebtedness OF the state.
In the four years OF this adminlstra-
tiOn. the Increase OF revenues from the
Increased assessments OF those corpor-
atoms. which have not made contests,
will alone amount to a sum to the state
far In excess OF a million dollars; and
the increase OF revenues from the
sane sources 70 the counties. citiss.
bvAo sad school districts win amount
Mountain advocate., 1915-07-30

Mr. Jones has been circulating in the County report that
the who the ures the Knox Circuit
Mr. Jones ignorant making this claim he wants
mepesent the facts The Circuit Judge each selects
three jury commissioners These jury commissioners take the
books and select something like three hundred names and
write these names little slip of paper and places them inside
of little tin tube They then placed into the jury Wheel The
Clerk other when these Jury Commits
sone do their work The Clerk has nothing earth to do with
After the Jury Commissioners have completed their work they
lock the Jury Wheel and the key Judge Sampson and
Judge Sampson carries the key the jury Wheel and this Jury
Wheel opened by the Circuit Judge When
the Circuit Judge desires draw jury he takes his key and
opens the Jury Wheel Court in the of who
maybe time these little tin tubes
with the prospective Juror it, and calls the the
the Clerk Court and the Clerk
writes down. The Judge continues this until he has
drawn all of the required for the jury at that time The
Clerk has nothing earth do with this except write down
record the of the jurors called out by the Circuit
Judge The Clerk has nothing earth do with the selecting
Jury and the Jury take
off Mr. Jones think the people of Knox County fools to
swallow tale like this.
am trying make fair clean and honest way and
trust that Mr. Jones will stick the truth win
this Office the ground that qualified make good officer
md that have performed duties honest and faithful
do not know to what length Mr. Jones in
making false statements about My records for in
pecon and invite voter to inspect them and whether
have performed duties honest and faithful
manner. Respectfully.
w. H. MCDONALD
Mountain advocate., 1915-07-30
To the Republicans
of Kentucky

Owingsville, KY. July Is 1915.
| am a candidate for Clerk of the
Court of Appeals to be voted for
in the primary of Saturday.
August 9TH.
This office is, and ought to be,
as far removed from partisan
politics Us is possible. ard calls
only for non-partisan discharge
of clerical duties.
| have been consistent and
active in support of the Republi-
can party. its principles and can
didates for forty years, taking
just pride in its preservation of
the union, its advocacy of civil
service, sound money, and a tariff
for the protection of American
/ industry. reserving and always
exercising the right to criticise
| its men and measures when it
seemed to me proper to do so and
according to every man the same
right Iclaim sor myself, to talk
and vote as the intelligence and
conscience dictate.
But what has all this to do with
the duties to be performed by a
clerk OF the Court of Appeals?
Ny life to this time, has been
lived among the people of this
State. and if inquiry reveals that
| have in any way failed to be a
fairly good official in the places
where tried or that have failed
to be a fairly decent citizen, then
it is your right and your duty to
vote against me. Showing other
wise, | will thank you to go to
the polls and vote for me, and. so
far as you can. have others to do
SO.
Ifevery man that | have helped
and tried to help in the game of
politics will do the same for me
this nomination will come easily.
Respectfully.
James Lawrence Mccoy
Mountain advocate., 1915-07-30

mined to do this come what may,
and no matter what the trouble
or cost may be. And We invite
you to do the same.
10. You say this can be done
even before the present war ends;
and so il can; WE are certainly
going to insist on it, and we hope
you fellows that are now fighting
each other will effectuate this
and we are willing to help you
get together" and agree on this
subject.
Il. We think so much of the
friendship of the German people
and nation. that we caution them
very solemnly to regard our
rights in this critical matter, and
therefore we tell you. in all kind
ness, that if you do it again"
you had better look out.
Yours truly,
Samuel.
Mountain advocate., 1915-07-30

CAN. Thus. it plainly appears.
you have been caught in a mighty
bad lie.
II Thereby it is proved on YOU
that you CAN use the submarine
as a successful engine Of Iegiti-
mate warfare. without debasing
il to the Office of secret murder.
y. As YOU admit that you vi
olated the law by striking below
the belt Just because the other
fellow did the same" and since
it is proved on you that you CAN
stick to the legitimate ways Of
naval warfare, if you really want
To. we are therefore expecting
you To come out from under the
flax " here you have been hiding
and at leastsay anyhow. whether
it is true or not that you didn't
order the Lusitania to be sunk,
and tell US you are willing to
apologize for the murder your
hirelings committed, and pay for
it, as far as it is possible to pay
for such an act.
l3. Much obliged for your
kindness in suggesting that some
certain ships may be selected and
labeled to suit you, which you
will then cOndescend to leave
alone.
IA. But on second thought,
we will have TO turn that propO-
sition down also. because it is an
ancient maxim of the law that
things not included in a contract
are, by implication, excepted
from it: 50, if we accepted your
suggestion it would amount 10 a
license for you to bounce" any
other ship not SO tricked out as
indicated in your note. Besides,
we don't HAVE to go into any
contract with you. On your
part, you have nothing to offer
in consideration of such contract;
you merely offer us a PART of
our rights; all of which we al
ready have.
10. Now, William, you have
Always, heretofore, stood with
Is in this matter of rights on the
high seas. And. whatever you
nay do. we will continue to stand
" these rights, We are deter ]
Mountain advocate., 1915-07-30
Will MIR. Jones Hold
The Office il Elected

We have said that Mr.. Jones
did not need the office and that
he was likely running in the in
tereSt of some other person. Mr.
Jones and myself made a speech
to the voters in the Court House
at BarhourviIIe ON last Monday.
In attempting to answer this
charge Mr.. Jones said: IF do
not stay in the Office, III have Il
man there in my place.
He did not deny the charge or
say he would stay in the office. |
think that Mr.. Jones. if elected.
expects to pay some person a
small sum to stay in the Office
and he will follow his other bust
ness. Don't YOU think it would
be Toe better 70 elect me. Because
if am elected expect to stay
in the Office and give it the same
careful attention | have i'm the
last.
Respectfully.
W. II. McDONALD
Mountain advocate., 1915-07-30

Il. Il l.. BLAKENAN
Respectfully.
W. II. McDONALD
dr.. VIM. Hohen Zollern.

dr. VIM. IOnen /Ollcrn,
Dis.f-r,l Warsaw. L. =.
Dear Sir.
E... .nr t.ry.gl. raar.,f the
.rt i... wis. .5 SAY:
Me- have read your note
with ur.gr car. and attelt on.
and our answer is trat 1t don't
90"
T.u o.. t. .o., ~ off and ioliv
Us alu,y. hut We can't he iolliet
l,u freely admit that oul.
t.mer ..tte.s sized you up cor.
r.ctI, and Lad you dead ID
r,obts. ,rtc, ,bi, confession YOU
enter q plea of Avoidance by say
INC ,.nr enemy crowded YOU so
hand tp,, Won had 10 hurt inno-
cent outsiders in order to meet
YOUR encmy's wrongdoing.
= But this plea of confession
and avoidance is not valid.
l. We cant talk to YOU about
what Won COMPLAIN of that is be-
ing done to YOU bv your enemy.
We are not responsible for that.
That has got nothing to do with
what Won are doing TO US.
: Bad acts NAV be all right
toward YOUR enemy. but YOU
must be very certain not To hurt
us IN carrying them ont
g. # YOU can't hurt your enc
NV without hurting us, YOU had
better unit irving TO hurt him.
Z Otherwise YOU will hear
from us.
\ or course we know well