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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-13
UNITED BRETHREN
ANNOUNCE PASTORS
Woman Suffrage and Disar.
mament Advocated at
Session.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Sept. Ia
With the announcement of the pastors
for the ensuing year. the conference
of the United Brethren Church came
TO close in this city.
Superintendent R. o. Radabaugh. Of
Belington, was reelected treasurer
and trustee of the pastors aid fund.
Bishop Weekdays address, In which
he advocated disarmament and wo.
man suffrage, wa, some OF the confer.
ence features
Resolutions condemned pastors who
disparage one another and promised
severe action II any such were in; the
Brethren conference.
Following are the assignments:
East District, F. G. Radabaugh, Be.
lington, superintendent Adamston,
D. w. Cunningham; Alton. L. Il. Col;
Inns; Arden, s. A. Bauman; Bellngton,
Philippi, %. Stoneking; Buckhannon,
C. Robinson; gBuckhannon circuit, E..
a. Critics; Clarksburg,; w. NJ. Salugh.
ter; Cedaryiile, j. A. Kelley; Deer
Park, ]. A. Dewitt; Elkins, S. R. Lud.
wig; Evansville, J. E. Johnson; Free.
mansburg, c. j. Allender; Grafton, E.
H.-Waters; Gassaway, |. Stead; Hen.
bricks, ]. NJ. Garnes; Junior. G. S.
Hanlelter; kerens. V. H. Altman;
Kingwood, W. R. Cunningham; Nor.
gansville, F. P. Allender; Mount Olive,
S. A. lessee; Warrington, c. B. Cru.
Der; Orlando, L. L. Westfall: oaland,
II. D. Farmhouse; Peoria, V. F. vii.
liams; Rhinehart, A. Sanscoy; Rich
mond, o. H. Cook; Salem, W. G. Ware;
Sugar Creek, Ray n. Shaffer; Tanner,
B. II. Cross Il Terra Alta, K. H. Meyer:
Troy, L. D. S. Cross; volga, ]. P.
Pritchard; Weston, W. H. Scott.
West District, J. T. Foster, Mason
City, Superintendent.-Alma, E. D.
Stevens; Buffalo, j. L. Nuzum; Cairo,
G. a. Davis; Charleston, G. w. Bur.
dette; Cottageville. G. w. Ramsey;
Dunbar. NJ. A. Durea; Fairplain,
James McAboy; Freed, j. NJ. Snyder;
Gay. a. a. Napier; Harrisyille, |. NJ.
Ward: Huntington, a. H. Reese; Sec.
ond Church, J. o. Potts; Huntington
circuit, Roy Alire; Middlebourne. H.
l.. Koontz; Morristown, J. l.. Booth;
New Haven. ]. G. Warner; Parkers.
burg. a. V. vondersmith; Second
Church, F. Slaughter; Parkersburg
circuit. ]. w. Wengrove; pennsboro,
J. NJ. Knight; Pliney. l. o. McGrath;
Point Pleasant, W. E. Grail; Reader,
Willie Casio; Ripley, F. II. Capehart;
Rock Castle, William Hought; Shiloh.
P. S. EXline; Union, ]. r. NJ. Knapp;
West Union, P. s. Strader; Wilbur, w.
r. Meyer.
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NAME WEBB PASTOR
N. {. CHURCH SOUTH
Former Pastor Sent Here by
Conference, Canter Made
Editor Of Paper.

Rev. R. T. Webb, a former pastor of
the Methodist Church South OF this
city, was again sent to Fairmont us
pastor to succeed Rev. W. |. Canter
by the Methodist Episcopal Church
Conference which adjourned last night
following the announcement Of the ap'
pointments.
Rev. sCanter, who has been the pas
tor here for several years. was made
editor Of the Methodist Advocate and
conference missionary secretary.
The following are tho appointments:
Fairmont District. F. S. l'ollitl. presId-
ing elder. BoothvIlIe circuit. f. b. Ware;
Burnsvilie and F1ntwnntls, II. II. pownnll:
ClarkSburE, ". II. FoGIesong; Cleveland
circuit. II. d. Spencer. EupernumeTlry
Cownn circuit, W. 4. l.antz: Davis and
Thomas. II. ]. Yoak; Elktns circuit. Ivy
Yoak: Fairmont. r. r. Webb: rnirvicW
circuit, a. II. Perkins: Pennington cir
Cnit. I. $. ,Tylor;, Huttonsvile circuit. ".
Z. Goff: Ireland circuit. ]. y. Herald;
Lanes Bottom circuit. d. a. VIM;
Moadowvilc circuit, ]. P. Slaughter, a,
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Lear Mission, ]. E. Brown: webbytlle
circuit, II. G.. BItner. Supernumerary.


Charleston District. !. y. Fanin. pre-
siding elder-Ansted circuit. C. I. Bar
ton; Big Otter circuit. W. T. Brown. su-
Cedar Grove circuit. W. X. Dont,:
Charleston circuit. l.. j. Barnett, super
numerary; Charleston Elizabeth Menp>
rial. r. y. Bush: Charleston First Church.
G. W, Banks; Charleston Roane ST.. C. a.
Slaughter; Clendennin circuit. c. y. Con-
man; East Dan circuit, W. r. B. Ball;
Fayetteville circuit, l.. 8. Cunningham:
Green Sulphur. circuit. Wilbert O'Deil:
liominy Falls circuit, W. L. Dorsey: Lew
tsay circuit. ". u, Beale.. s, 3. o'Den.
Williams; Montgomery. II. NJ. Smith; Mt.
Hope circuit. NJ L. Suttcr; Raleigh cir
cult. j. a. Mckinney, supernumerary;
Rupert cirer.s,. NJ G. Nutter. supernu-
merary; sewell circuit, c. N. Bali;
Strange Creek circuit: c. G. worreli:
and scarbo, Il. E Harrison; Student in
N. II. c.. 8. NJ. Samuels. member OF
Roana st. quarterly conference,
Huntington District. II. K Moore. pro-
siding lder-BarbourSville. Cuff Coffman;
Barboursvllle circuit. David Kirby; Bow
an Circuit. c. c. Spraks. supernumcrary;
Buffalo circuit. ]. b. Yoak: Fort Gay cir.
be supplied: Glenwod circuit 2. u; Perry.
cult, c. b. Morri- 'o'dcn Mission, w. i,
Bennett: Hunts Cottage Grove. q,
y. EQUITY: Hr. son Emanuel, j. ",
Critics; Huntington. Guysndotte. c. b,
Lear: Huntington johnson Memorial. S.
Logan. W. L. Reid; Madison circuit. c. 4,
goodwin: supernumerary: Man circuit. U.
s. G. Allen; Milton. c. c. Perkins; Point
Pleasant circuit. II. L. Clay; St. Adams,
J. NJ. Carter; Wayne circuit. /. r. j. Nc.
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2. Moore. supcrnumsrary: siIngo circuit.
W. a. Fralcy, SIMULTANEOUSLY; Mt. Nor
ris circuit, C. D. O'Dell: Parsons circuit,
J. W. Richardson; philippi circuit, L. s.
Auvill: Redwood. o. E. Thorne: Rives-
VILE circuit. Curtis C. Jarvis; st. George
circuit. II. c. conley: Sutton and Gassa-
way, A. p. Keyscr; Webster Springs. a.
e. o'Dell; Student in N. C. College. G. ".
Stewart. member Pennington quarterly
conference; Editor Methodist Advocate
Advocate and Conference Missionary Sec
Rotary. W. ]. Canter, member Fairmont
quarterly conference.
Ashland District, a. a. Holster. pre-
siding eldcr-Ashland centenary. p. E.
Thorburg: Ashland First Church. W. NJ.
Given; Ashland onkview. ". II. Knapp:
Au%ler circuit. r. S. Bins: Beaver Mis-
sion. r. J. Moore. supernumerary; Blaine
circuit S. s. Booth. Supernumerary; Cat
lettShurg. r. NJ Keith: Dale circuit. V. i.
HarmHn. supernnmerary; Grassland cir.
cult. +. i. o'Dell; Grays0n, John Shor-
dan: Grccnnp circuit. y. c. Cochran:
lIoneweil circuit. ]. S. Campbell; tnez
circuit, II. n. Sturm: KavanaEh circuit,
J. ii. Dawson: Louisa. l.. E. McEldow.
ney: Pnintsvtllr. Fl. G. Stewards; Pike
willie, J. l.. fInson: PrcStonburs, ]. w.
Jackson; Russell. J. A. Wright; South
Portsmouth circuit. w "A. Hopson; Van
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-13

Bingamon, where he attended the Old
Home Coming.
w. C. Wright, OF Fairmont, was a
recent business visitor in this city.
Claude kecsey. of Bristol, was In
this city Saturday visiting with
friends.
Mrs. Rebecca Grub, of this city,
attended the old soldiers reunion at
Fairview.
Harry L. Kuhn, of Pennington, was
a business visitor in this city Satur-
day.
A. G. Yost, OF Glover Gap, was trans.
acting business here Friday.
c. Paul Miller, OF Fairmont, was a
business visitor in this city Saturday.
Miss Blanche MILAN. OF Mounds
Run, motored to this city Sunday.
Mrs. George Cochrane, OF Brookside,
Is In Submission visiting with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Cushing have
returned from Ohio, where they have
been visiting with relatives.
Ed. E: Hamilton, Of tho Bon Ton,
has gone to New York City. where he
will transact business for his firm.
The Misses Flora and Louie Hess
have returend from Bingamon. where
they attended the Home Coming.
Rolan Howard has returned from
Cameron. where he was visiting with
his parents.
Joseph Weekley, Of Martins Ferry.
Ohio, Is a business visitor in this city.
William Gaughan has returned from
business trip to Hundred.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-13

II. v. Burt, Of the Burt Provision
Company, has returned from several
weeks visit in Atlantic City.
H. Harry Tedrick spent the week.
end in Shenandoah junction visiting
with his family.
Fred "a. Prichard motored to this
city from Atlantic City. He will
visit with relatives.
Clyde Kinsey has returned TO New
York after spending the summer here
visiting with his mother.
Miss Leila Williamson left today for
Fatrmont, where she will enter the
high school. This will be her senior
year. lasg
MI. aud Mrs. A. W. prichard have
returned from Fairview, where they
attended the old soldiers reunion.
Several young people held corn
roast ut Homewood Saturday evening.
Another party held weInie roast At
the Clayton Gate.
Miss Mary Kindelbcrger has re.
turned to her home in Wheeling after
spending several weeks here visiting
with relatives.
Miss Mary Smith, of Fairmont, Is
in this city visiting with Miss Nellie
Gaughan.
Miss Alice Snyder has returned to
her home in Fairmont after spending
several days here visiting with Miss
Williamson on Main street
Or. W. IS. Fulton, OF Wheeling, was
called here In consultation with DR..
W. ]. Leahy on the case OF Walter
Koen, who lis dangerously Ill with ty.
phoid fever at the home OF his pas.
ents on Pleasant street.
James ]. Allen, of the Frech Allen
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Returns FRoM REUNION

RETURNS FROM. REUNION.
After attending the Conway family
reunion at GAINESVILLE. Ohio, Sheriff, O.
D. Conway returned to Fairmont by
way of Akron. Youngstown, Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Mr.. Conway spent
several days on the trip Another
Conway reunion Is scheduled for the
third Thursday in August. 1915, at
Moxahila Park, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-13

There arc SO many Of us who are
inclined to look on the darkest side
of things. It is rather hard to say
that the majority of persons are pes.
simists, but It certainly. seems to be
true. Perhaps they do not really .out-
number the optimists, but they talk
SO much of how hard luck is, and wor-
ry so constantly that they make a
far wider impression than the Opt.
mists who so along the bright paths,
serenely confident that the morrow
will be just as bright as the present.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-13

Don't cheer, boys; the poor pat,pat
is dying.
This substitute for the good old.
fashioned kiss is about as popular in
these United States as q thunderstorm
at a picnic.
The pat-pat. you know, consists of
tapping the loved one lightly on the
cheek. and smiling.
A few ultra.sclentific official per
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-13

sons have praised the pat,pat; in
Huntington, W. Va, the board of
health has tabooed OSCILLATION in its
favor.
But over the rest Of the country the
verdict of men and maidens has been
unanimous:
eve WON'T patpat.
We'll smooch.smooeh!"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-13
Open Air Services.

The Methodists held open aid ser.
vices Sunday evening on Center
street adjoining the church, A very
good crowd attended.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-13

Returned From Atlantic City.
w. ]. Krauss, Of the Bon Ton, has
returned from two weeks visit In
Atlantic Gity,JtN. Y. Bill says he had
m excellent time!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-13

Returned From Cambridge Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ". Bowers and
daughter, Miss Ella, have returned
from several weeks visit in Cam.
bridge Springs, Pa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-18
Oregon Almanac VIII
Soon Be OF Press

Advance copies Of THE Oregon
Almanac" tho ofiicial pamphlet 10.
sued By tho state Of Oregon for tho
Information OF noneseekcrs. invest
ora. esc.. are now out. and have been
Acht 70 aIl parts Of the state for cor.
recsion. preparatory TO tho pubiica.
ton Of tho full Issue by the Oregon
immixration Commission.
The publication Of this hook Ia
authorized BY the legislature. The
purpose IL 10 sivs accurate informa.
ton about each section OF the state.
There ID no attempt In this book
70 cAter 10 local PRIDE says G. G..
Chapman. secretary OF the commits
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-18

sion. In fact. have gone to the
Other extreme In an endeayor to be
conservative. fcel ihat the home.
seeker II entitled 10 nm nndsrstate.
neht OF the facts, rather than an over.
statement.
Some communities VIII be dissat.
'siied with population ratings II
there n an actual error ann anxious
to correct Il. but do not intend Ia
show any favoritism. The aim IL Ia
be fni, and impartial do justice
70 every section OF every county. and
70 every county In the state. all In a
spirit Of giving the investor and sst.
tier the facts" !"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-18

The wonderful record
[mads BY Diamond Tlros last
|ysar proves that ttsy are
|ylGAt structurally.
|Itproves that the ftaatefi-
| |abwe put into Diamond Tires
|have the weight. strength and
| |wsafing qualities that combine
| b give the most econoGI1jcal
mneage in actual ssvuics.
Recently we conducted q
| ~ by mail to find out what
jptbers and tire dea1era had TO
/ " about 1914 Diaznond Tire
|records. The hundrede of let-
~ received from tl,osn show
|that Diamond Tires have more
I'm made good.
|Thsse letters from dealess h
~ parts Of the country, ebow that
Diamond Tires IN 1919 eotabllShed
Z service record which stands
mpssme. We have put thsee ~.
NJ INTO q book. They furnish con-
essts evidence Of the big. mileage
Diamond users GET md t1se tfee-
dam from tire troubles shsy snjoy.
Write to Akron, Ohio, for this
ssmarinble book Of jetterA ne q
wal'op'-snd we want ycu - have
acopy.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-18

spring has come!
wc know Il. for John Hsnnessy
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-18

has returned from the South, the
iirst gander Of the flock OF geese that
John says are Klamath-bound. Well.
come 10 think Of II. John Il 4 good
and asefuI man for any country. He
win resume his old Job as engineer
on tho steamer Modoc.
Shippinston IL taking b building
boom. Three new residences are
under construction. being bniIt for
Asssr. Henderson. Putnam and
Barton.
Several more houses Will be built
II the much needed 70 becomes a
certainty.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-18

Herald want ad. get result.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-03-18

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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-01-15
MILITARY C0WARDIcE.
A Sample OF Its Punishment During the
Thirty Years War.

INtftl Vusfe "e'
PuntshtnruI for cowHriiee In the
German army at the time OF the Thir'
ty Years war was 30 severe ~ To De
ferociouH In the year iJt2 the swed'
Ish GenrraI TonatrnAsOn stormed Lrip.
zig A force under tho command of
the Grand luke leopold gave him bat
tie before the gntcu of the city. but
during the engagement the hndlo
nlsche regiment became suddenly pan
lc stricken mud nrd.
Punishment immediately followed.
When the regiment had again assem-.
bl-d six other regiments surrounded
Il and tried u by court martial 10 the
aren Geld. The verdict was that the
colonel and the captains should die by
tho sword and that every tenth man
among the noBcommisNioned omcerS
and men should be hanged.
The stern verdict was carried out to
the letter. except thn' a. the request
of I.ropold the men were shut instead
~ hanged. Colonel George hhdio-
uiarhe wis hehcndcd after he had
sought In vain for n pardon. The sur
rlyoru were consigned TO aunrierr with
other commands. aud the regiment nrF'
or regnin.d It's name or former pres
tise. In those days there was no alter
native hut 20 be- brave cownrdice
meant either death Or everlasting dis
grace. Youths Companion.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-01-15
possle Justiee.

A couple IN certain village. eacn
the parent OF six childrrn. had meted
ou, a. them II kind of iH'rtr Justice
In which they failed 20 n'r the p'etry
The womau. widow. pleading that
sh. had M homr and wnH therefore
unable to cR~ for her children. indnc'
I'd the lucai authorities to admit them
to nu orphan asylum The ni"n. u
wldower. pleading he had no h"'lSe'
k.yI.r aud therefore n" "ne 10 care
for his children. induced the nnthori'
ties 20 admit his six aiso. TherrniHn.
being freed fr.nn NIL incumbrancss.
'hcHe two married.
Al went well for few months
when the authorities. learning of the
situation. promptly Dispatched the
twelve children hack m their parents.
and. the woman no longer able To rep
resent herself ~ homeless or the nian
M without ho,p'rkeeper, they were
forced to receive them.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-01-15
New Books a. Weston Library.

The following books have Just been
added to the Weston branch OF the
Umatilla county library:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bobby.
Burnett--Secret Garden.
Churchill-Crisis.
Deland-Iron Woman,
Ford-Honorable Peter Stirling.
Fox-Little Shepherd of Kingdom
Come.
Fox-Trall OF the Lonesome Pine.
Gordon-Man From Glengarry-
Grey-Riders OF the Purple Sage.
Harrison-Queed.
Johnson-Stover at Yale.
King-Inner Shrine.
Lincoln-Cap'n Fri.
Locke-Beloved Vagabond.
London--Call OF the Wild.
Montgomcry-Anne Of Green Ga
bles
Norris--The Pit.
Porter-Freckles.
Porter-Girl OF the Limberlost.
Porter--Four Million,
Smith-Caleb West. Master Diver.
waller-wood Carver of 'Lympus.
Westcott-David Harum.
White--Blazed Trail,
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serberine Belief.


Everything that goes wrong Is at
trihuted by the Berberines. tribe OF
the Sudan. to the devil. Ethel :, Ste
vens, In My Sudan Year." quotes
story told her by Bishop Gwynne or
his boys" coming TO him one day and
announcing. ''The devil Is In the
house."
.oh." said the bishop, that Is very
interesting. When did he arriveT
"He came In with the cook from the
SIOUX market yesterday evening"
"Really?" commented the bishop.
puzzled.
ayes, and In the night he came out
of the cook and passed into me-"
"Oh, and what did he doy"
"He went to the cupboard and broke
a plate and the top Of the jam jar"
A light broke in on the bishop.
"oh, he was after the jam! sup
pose he ate some?
"Yes," said the boy. "he did,! -
The idea Of devil possession Is not
merely an elaborate form of excuse:
the native servant really believes In 1t.
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All Saints Guild held It's January
meeting at the home Of Mrs. l.. >.
Wood. The business session was fol-
lowed by a short musical program, af-
ter which a palatable luncheon was.
served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
II. G. Sailing. Mrs. J. NJ. Banister
was preseat as guest Of the guild.
The February meeting Will be held
with Mrs. X. Z. Farnsworth.
Weston weather Is certainly depend
able. Lack OF moisture during the
fore part OF the winter was made up
for this week by timely rain and snow
In generous volume. The soil Is now
In such condition that the moisture
will be absorbed, and Weston will
come TO bat again this fall with its
usual good grain crops, thanks TO old
]. Pluvius.
The rabies situation In Baker coun-
" Is reported TO have grown serious,
more than 300 cattle having been lost
in a few months through infection by
coyotes and dogs. Ranchers criticise
the county court for abolishing the Of
fee OF county veterinarian.
sixteen tNh@h" NDNtfs
wheat ranch. all cultivated and i'm
pl owed. one-third of crop delivered
10 warehouse free. Owners income
1914 was $500. Price including 1915
crop. s25 per acre. Chas. s. Bassett,
Washtucna, Wash.
Wednesday, the Kirkman estate OF
Walla walla sold $1,000 bushels Of
Turkey red wheat 10 the Prosser Mill
ing company at sl.34 bushel-said TO
have been the highest price ever paid
for wheat in the Walla Walla valley.
The recent statement OF The First
National Bank OF Athena shows de-
posits Of 1857 .5il.il and cash and ex-
change TO the amount OF Sl32.269.3l.
Loans and discounts are $352, l6l.4S.
NJ. Z. Shurte, accompanied by his
daughter Helen, was here this week
from Arlington. Mr.. Shurte repre-
sents the Bankers Supply Co.
Mrs. NJ. J.. Maybee Of Grangeville,
Idaho. has arrived for visit with her
son, G. w. Maybee, and daughter,
Mrs. w. S. Price.