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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-03

A fox terrier hobbled up the steps
to the front entrance of the city hos
pital of st. Louis last night, holding
it's left front leg in the air, and say
ing plainly with is eyes that he wish
cd admittancc as a patient. Nurses
and doctors examined the leg in the
reception room, and found it was
broken. They bound it in spllnts as
carefully as if the dog had been hui
man. Then the terrier, after cfFu-
sive displays of gratitude. curlcd up
contcntedly on rug, and went to
sleep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-03
Hearst Se!ig News Pictorial

Comedy not yet received for announ-
cement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-03
him..
'Cycloll

time 4 member u sv
Virginia, could Keep an -
good humor. for hours. Ills aa,.j',.
tlcmcanor was that Of man disap-
pointed in life and rather inclined to
seriousness.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20

1t was 10 he expected that the exc
tensfve and serious outbreak OF FOOT
and mouth disease, again discovered
In this country last October and now
apparently wen under control. should
raise questions respecting its bearing:
on human health.
( Althoug only ssecondarfly and casu-
ally a malady of man, the foot ana
mouth disease seems to reach him
in occasional cases In connection
with every epizootic. Some authort-
ties believe that its occurrences IN
man is much greater than the sta
tistics indicate, as the mf1der cases
are not seen by physicians. Reports
concerning the appearance of the,
characteristic vascular eruptions IN
the mouths of children were received,
during the 1914 outbreak. Although
injection can doubtless occur by the
contact of saliva or contents OF the
vesfcles of injected cattle with
abrasions Of the skin, the commonly
assign mode of transmission 20
man Is through unboIled milk, but
ter, cheese or other similar dairy
products.
In the recent outbreak the history
OF the cases is said to incriminate the
milk supply There is abundant evil
dence says the Journal of the Amer
can Medical Association. that the IN
fectfous agent can be destroyed with
comparative ease by heat or the usual
germicides Physicians and health
officialg will be Interested to learn.
on the authority of a government
publication, that milk pasteurtzed at
a temperature of so G. (1404F.) for
twenty minutes is safe SO far as IN
lection by foot and mouth disease is
concerned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20
THE sEARCHL1GHT
Latest News from the Fields Of
Science. Education and In
: +4+++s+4*4+*a :
x-RAY TEsTs FOR Steel.

Detecting flaws In steels and other
metals is one of the newest uses to
which the X-ray has been put. 1t has
lately been ascertatned that steel is
liable to certain diseases, which lower
its tensile power and render it unsafe
for many purposes. The X-ray Will
promptly locate the diseased part. The
possibilities of overcoming this dis
ease by recasting are among the sub
jects now being studied by X-ray re-
search in Pittsburg physical labor
It is also known that steel ingots
always have flaw in the top end
which must be discarded for high
grade Industrial use, such as the man.
ufacture of railroad rails and other
articles requiring absolute reliability.
MANY railroad wrecks have been due
tenttrely to faulty rails, the defect OF
which would have been revealed by
an x-ray. examination. For years
manufacturers have been looking for
some absolute test which would In
,iicate how much of the ingot must
be discarded to insure the perfection
of the finished article, and at the same
time avoid waste. Photographs taken
Of. a piece of steel which shows that the
light goes through in spots. indicate
that the metal is faulty and not to
be relied upon. Each spot represents
q, flaw. which would probably prove a
hollow If the steel vas cut at that
point.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20
Daniels ana the Experts.

A remarkable change has come
nyer Joseph Daniels. secretary of the
navy. since his guide and patron.
William ]. Bryan, has retired from
4he cabinet. From "a little navy
man, determined to upset all that
was good in the navy and to IN
aueurate strange innovations de-
signed to carry out Mr.. Bryan,s
whins, Mr. Daniels has become
most enthusiastic promoter of Dig
navy-at least on paper. His latest
scheme sounds as if 1t might nave
merit in it, although the skept1cs
viii be disposed to await results.
1t appears that a young man IN As
vistant Secretary Roosevelt's office
conceived the idea of an advisory
board to be composed of such ex-
perts as Thomas A. Edison, Orvilie
wright. Henry Ford and possibly
others. without waiting to work out
the details Mr.. Daniels seized upon
the idea and gave a glowing stare
ment to the press. 1t was at leasl
good advertising and-if 1t does not
work In practice it will at least nave
served Mr.. Danielss chief purpose.
1t will have advertised him favoraoly
and the public will have forgotten
st long before it proves failure.
The friends of the navy, however
earnestly hope it will prove practica-
Bile and will greatly benefit the naVal
establishment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20
GOOD IR
FOR OILY SCALRS

2 Men and women whose hair and
scalp are excessively oily suRer more
in the warmer months than at any
other time. The summerss dust and
dirt mingle with dandrdH. cling to the
oily hair and scalp. clog the scalp
pores, stide the hair roots and make
proper cleansing almost impossible.
I Parisfan Sage 10 an ideal treatment
for this trouble. Wash the hair not
oftener than once week, but use
Partisan Sage twice daily, pouring q
little into the parted hair and rubbing
briskly right into the 2sca1D with the
finger tips. It drives out dAndruff.
the scalp into healthy normal action.
Sold by wells-Haymaker Co.. and
leading druggists everywhere Adver-
tisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20

Detroit where all praised the props
erty and of their entire free will
signed plain understandable state
ment that they were satisfied. And
as an evidence OF this, one OF their
party. also an employe OF the tin
plate plant, today RENTED draft Tor
$3.50 IN final payment OF his property,
purchased at that time.
AS near, as can determine. after
q personal Investigation, the d1ssa1s-
fied PARTY has been influenced by
friends who have not seen our pro-
position andtdo not know the splendid
location aof our property to demand
a refund of his money. and the
course they have pursued conv1nces
me that they are attempting TO
coerce us into making a.refund.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20
AHsVacant Street Floor Rooms
inrLatstetter Annex Are
Leased. for hat Purpose.

+, Clarksburgsis fast becoming met
ropolitan city. It Is soon to have an
other up-to- the-minute market house.
iwrere, the busy housewife can avasl
herself of everything in the markets
Of the greater cities. The Economy
marketing Company. recently organ
ized. has leased for term OF years
ali the vacant rooms in the FLatstetter
building annex on North Third street.
and viii shortly open 9 first class
market. Carpenters will be busy WITH
In the next few days putting these
three large rooms In first class shape,
preparatory to placing one of the
largest and most complete lines OF
fresh vegetables. fruits. bakery. meats
butter and eggs. fish and all season
able sea foods to be found anywhere.
Everything Will be strictly sanitary
and .nothtng will be left; undone TO
make this market one of the most In
Wiling Wins nlnces to deal, to be seen in
'the state. s.The best for less money
|is this enterprising concerns motto
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20
..nIcAdoo,s Shoppers.

.sMcAdoo's Shoppers" is the name
given. to the new secret service corps
Organized by Secretary McAdoo 20
enforce the provisions OF the IN
ternal revenue laws.
Just why it was necessary to go 70
the great expense of organizing
new. secret service is not clear. Dur
ing the last year of President Roose-
gelt,s administration he was severely
criticised by Representative Tawney'
chairman Of the appropriations com
Snittee, because he had somewhat ex-
tended the scope and materially IL
creased the expense of the ex-
listing secret service. Since tnen
q new secret service has been
organized in the department OF JUS
tice. at great expense. and now an
other is organized in the treasury
department, and all to collect reve-
nues which are wholly insufficient 70
run the government.
one of the chief characteristics OF
this administration it appears is the
inter failure of those in authority TO
realize that Uncle Sans expenses
should bear some relation to his IN
rome.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20

knocks his victim down before he
tAo-e - Professor Stmp
Early in the afternoon of that fatal
day Al Toona- firing of playing the
three new phonograph records, got
down WelsbacIl's atlas of the world
and Schmierhof's fundamentals OF
the Great War" took off his collar and
began to figure out the cause OF the
European war.
At 3 O'Clock his wife called up to
him, ttAl, do you want to go around
to the movies and see Marie Spicktord
IN Looping the Loop in six parts z?
"The king OF the Bulgarians then
sent another note" came back the
..Ai,s talking in his sleep again, !
smiled Mrs. Toona. and went to the
movies alone. When she returned at
4 80 she called UP, AL. you home?"
"The president of Germany then or.
dered the Swedish army to mobilize,
came a quavering voice from above.
.tMy goodness, what a long nap,
said Mrs. Toona, and went out to an
other movie. When she returned her
husband was biting the ear OF the
statute OF Venus de Milo and yelling
"The crown prince of America was
appealed tot"
Realizing with. a start of surprise.
that Al was out of his mind. Mrs.
Toona 'phoned for the grocery wagon
to take him to the asylum.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20
LAND SALES NOT A
FRAUD SAYS AGENT

at an expense of $4,000. The total
cost of the main street development
will exceed $200.00O.F
At the present time the Essex
terminal railroad. which was con-
structed to ODibway for the purpose
of connectin the various trunk line
railroads in Canada and the United
States, with the future manufactur-
ing plants at Ojibway, is carrying
rails, ties. tile, ETC.. for the new
street car line and the sewerage sys-
tenn and machinery and materials for
the paving work! The contract for
the paving OF Main street calls for
the completion Of the job by Novem-
Der this year. tits true that q slight
has been caused to
arise between US and some of Our
foreign patrons here, but this diff
Guilty is of a trivial nature and will
easily be ironed out and our position
fully established.
In our Hnesof business, unfortun-
ately, many schemes and promo
lions of a questionable nature are
periodically foisted upon the invest
ing public, and 1t seems that upon
the slightest provocation every land
proposition is Immediately Judged by
some as being of this stripe.
When the writer came to C1arks-
burg he had absolutely no knowledge
OF the matter on which he was ar
rested. 1t has since developed that
the complainant several months ago
purchased from Mr. Vasvary GER
tain piece of property with the I'M
lderstanding that IL 1t was misrepre-
scented, or for any other reason I'M
satisfactory after personal investi=
CATION, his deposit would be returned,
Subsequently the gentleman made
personal trip OF inspection to his
property in company with tEo other
gentlemen who had also purchased
Under. the same agreement Arriving
In Detroit.f they were taken to Ojib-
way and shown their holdings after
which they returned to our ofiice IN
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20
rather than settle hthe matter upon
-, !, <,,,f%a S1,et f<lTka se1a "a

rather than settle the matter upon
the merits of the caset
These Few facts are given for the
purpose of not only defending my en-
ployer. Mr.. e. w. Vasvary. whom I
firmly believe to he an honorable and
upright business man; doing. g ylegtti-
mate business, but also. and partt-
cularly. to set Alright In the eyes OF
their friends those OF our larksbhrg
patrons who have recommended our
to their friends. who have
purchased property from usSthruugh
their advice.
Yours respectfully.
G. j. SANGER,
sales Manager for e. w! Vasvary.
Ciarkkburg. July a 8.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20
Arrest Here Due to Ignorance
of Real Facts, He
Declares.

Editors Telegram:
Referring to your article in your
edition of the Sunday Telegram, un-
der date July Is. headed Alleged
Land Swindle Causes Arrest OF Man. 2
I w1shFto give you the following
facts:
The writer is the party arrested as
referred to;in the article. hold the
position of sales manager with e. w.
local real estate Inv Detroit and in
Ojibway, Canada property
Otibway. is the proposed site of the
new steel plant to be built by the
United States Corporation, and is
located on the Detroit river, about
four miles from the main business
district of Detroit. and almost directly
opposite the river Rouge district of
Detroit, where Henry Ford will To-
cate his new farm tractor plant.
The Canadian Steel Corporation,
under which name the company Is In
In Canada, nowgowns aD-
5proxmate1y $500 acres of land at
sOjibWay. They gave as their prop
serty 1850 acres when they moor
porated in Canada, and have. bought
considerably more. Their last pur-
chase was piece containing twenty
two acres for $4,000 on settle
ment that had been IN the courts for
over a year. The steel company's
first appropriation for the construc-
ton of their Ojibway plant was 500
100000.
I On June IL. this year, the steel
company awarded the contract for
paving their main street, thorough-
fare 100 feet wide,s and approximately
three and one-half miles long This
street, which runs directly through
their property. was graded last fall
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20
TR "A We LIE TT e
By Miksah-
:. q :. 6. {. .. {. .l.a.la
TIA JUANA.

Tia Iuana. when translated into
english. means Aunt Jane. This
name has something OF occurrences
about it, and would be the last to sug.
gest lawlessness and wild excesseE.
But Aunt Jane, the town. is unques-
tionably the most :profligate baggage
whose name appears on the entire
Tia Juana is sixteen miles out Of
san Diego, Calf. and just across tho
line Of Mexico-that is to say, It IS
in I,ower California, which is usually
in Mexico, though occasionally it sets
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20

up a government OF Its own. For
Lower California Is cut on from the
mainland of Mexico by the gulf ana
by a collection of Impossible deserts
which make communication difficult
and revolution easy; It was but two
years ago that a former sergeant In
the United States army crossed over
at this same Tia Juanas i1nbibed Of
its liquid courage; and started q revo-
luton that came near making him Al
king.
When the western states, one after
another. decided that they would abans
don those methods that had made such
fortunes for the writer's of fiction, AMI
close their gambling houses, the last
Of the dealers Of faro, and roulette,
and high card monte, with sheriffs one
jump behind crossed over the line
at Tia Juana. There they opened up
their kits and began to deal their
games. There they may still be-
found, and there go the unwary, as
the moth follows the fickering fame
Tia Juanas is in the region which
Cortez ca He'd the parched oven when
he pushed thus far up the west coast, 1
There are but the barren hills be2,
yond 1t. though some OF these are
streaked with gold. There is but the
blank surface OF adobe walls to greet
bull pen rises in the citing. The
whirr OF the roulette ball may be
heard night and day.
Stealthy. soft-footed figures move
back and forth. There Is the vaquero
with his skin-tight pants his inordi-
nately big hat, his serape and sash as
colorful as light opera might wish.
There is the siren OF the south who
looks out alluringly from barred win
dows. There is the American bad
man, here in his last retreat, who now
and again takes unto himself the
senorita and places a sombrero over
the face of a still hombre who sought
to stand in his way. Such is TIA
Juana.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20
Rattleallins or BEGGING

! In a forecast by Professor stem
metz of future methods of warfare IS
contained what is perhaps the grim
smest suggestion yet made OF mill :.
sfary ''frightfulness." 1t is hkeiy,
saws the great American electrical
,expert. that there will be large use
of poisonous and suffocating gases,
possibly also of bacteria. w.,
From the "Kultur" Of poisonous
Eases to cultures of deadly germs for
destroying the. enemy is perhaps q
logical enough step in the barbarfty
sof mod ru warfare, observes the, New,
york World. But If baccflli are to
become a factor in warfare. 1t; IS
clear that plans of defense will have
to be radically revised: Preparea-
ness then, will in part consist In the
ability to produce pathogenic organ
hsms for disseminating disease among
the foe. The laboratories Will be mu-
hlitfons factories, and, instead OF car
bridges and shrapnel, much Will de-
ipend en- the output of streptococci'
Eptomoines and other toxic germs.
EWall street will have new forms OF
iEsswar stocks to gamble in, and bac-
ikterfologists will become war depart
Ement officials.
Unfortunately, in the light of what
sthas happened in Europe. this is not
merely dream OF scientific saVagery,
hut a practicable possibility of mills
ktarv development From battleships
Ito baccilli and from ponderous siege
sguns to poisonous gasest In the
whole history of war there has been
nothing comparable with the present
utilization of every possible destruc-
hive force, large or small. legitimate
tor infamous. for the speedy and
WHOLESALE extinction OF human life.N
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20

and entered on the 25th day OF June, do
in the chancery cause Of Felix o. sutton
said decree Aforesaid is of record in the
clerks office OF said court in Chancery
Order Book No. 81. page 127. VIII on
Saturda,y the 18th day of August, 10AA
I ct the hour, of. $50 o'clock, z! ~,
1t the front door of the Court House OF
Harrison County, West Virginia. of1er for
described real estate, together with the
house thereon and apputtenances 3thefeeo
belonging, to-wdt:
being I'M Lot Lot No. Two t25 Of the sub-Division
Of Lot No. Sixty Three (63l of Broaddus
Addition to the City Of Clafksburg. aarri-
the plat Of said sub division of; said lot
No. IS made by d. D. Britt, engineer, in
In IN the he ONCE Of the clerk q the Comfy
Court OF Harrison County, West Sytrg1n1a.
SID os no TIVE ssld e
bounded and described as follows
No. s thence with line Of lot No. 8. 8. 81.
degrees 90 3. thirty three and three tenthg
A SEasiS three and six-tenths $3.50 feet TO.
line Of ELK Creek thence up said Elk
Greek g q degrees e. " thirty 500 s sses
s So' !. Is Degrees So my nine.
ii w. thirty three and 3hve-tenths (335l
feet to stake In the line Of Co1lege
4. 80 degrees 1o' n thirty ts0l feet TO-
RaTesisof land that was senysysd g Mamie aas.;
date the srd day Of November, 1913. said
c SesG D 81 HE ccSStS coars Of aarrison
County, West Virginia. In Deed Book
made to said plat and deed Aforesaid.
Terms Of Sale Ofe-thtrd, or as much
81 In ord an q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20
An Evening Echo.

@Discussion is the greatest OF an
reformers. 1t rationalszes everything
i Il touches. 1t robs principles OF al
false sanctity and throws them Dach
ry, their reasonableness If they
have no reasonableness, it ruthlessly
cruehas them out of existence and sets
.up It's own conclusion in their stead.
-WOODROW WILSON.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20

Mount SAngays In South Anerica
has. been ins continuous eruption
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20

I.I wade coffmaf,, Clerk Of the Circuit
hereby certify that bond with security
approved by me as suflcients andsdn the.
penalty provided by said decree, naS neen
QfvaM bY said gpoctaE commissioners
INVADE COEFAEAN5
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF HAfrts0n
County, West Virginia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20
: : VA1HARIsES. AZ RsTARHss q

Pursuant to 3 decreesof tie Circuit Court
OF Harrison County. Vest yarEtnaa,, made
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20

Only about one per cent of the
area of Ireland contains marketable
timber.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20

Louisiana SHOWS the greatest per.
centage Of iliiteracy of alifthe states
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20
THE D IsLY
NO v ELE T TIE
3 = &c. 9 {. g. {. 9. 9. q.
NOBODY HOME.

The careful footpad generally
knocks his victim down before he
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20
oNsAIH 2P.M
81. 90 Foalard Silks 3Qc Yard
REeIL An PRICES 500 YRRDs - Il - 81.

see Window Display.
Fine pot-proof Fouard Silks and Printed JAG
about price Neat designs in floral
effects and small figures. The colors include Black
Shades of Blue Rose, Tan, Wisteraa, Light Green
Brown. A clearance of our entire remaining stock
of Foulard Silks Width % inches.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20
Special for Thursday, sJ',I.l u.
ON SALE n NJ
Clearance Sale 81
Silk and Linen Waists,
1.98
! n aa. Prices TO $6.UU

Llaaa Prices 60 $o.UU
The most wonderful values we have eversoHered IN
fne Waists OF al-silk Crepe de Chine in beautiful
colors-Rose Sky, Sand, Putty, Cornhower, Black.
Waists Of sheer handke linen with
rnes n ali the popular colors. Also Linen Waists
With colL.rs and cuffs IN Contrasting colors
see Window Display
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20

Special for Wednesday,, July p.
ON SALE 9 A N
Csc Wide Stripe Voiless 1n Vorf|s
Width 70 Inches 1sVO N0ASa','

Every piece new The most popular styles in sheer
wolfe with vide stripes in large variety of colors
including black; navy, pink sky, leaf green lavender
The stripes are shown various widths timely
sale of these beautiful materials at about one-haif
regular prices.
See WdndoW D4srlay
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-22
WESTERN.

Arizona has raised the quarantine
% livestock from Colorado, New Mex
leo and Texas.
The first rails for the government
railroad In Alaska were shipped from
Seattle on the steamer Mariposa,
which sailed for Cook inlet.
Miss Esther Ross, II. of Prescott,
has been named to christen the battle
ship Arizona which will be launched
In New York, June 10.
Heavy rains in the mountains and a
giving way Of small part of the d.
version dam at the Hondo reservoir
caused flood at Roswell, N. M.
Orders for $4,000 mules for use in
the British army has been placed with
Kansas City livestock dealers by
agents Of the British government.
Counsel for Maury l. Dfggs and F..
X. Caminetti, convicted under the
Mann act, petitioned the United
States Circuit Court Of Appeals at
San Francisco for q re-hearing Of the
case
Thanksgiving services in acknowl-
edgment of San Francisco's rehabili.
tation after the fire Of nine years ago
were held on the grounds of the Pan
ama-Pacific exposition in the preN(N
Of = large crowd. Praise services afs6
were held in the churches.