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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-17
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foSf' the sum OF one hind and ~. nfty
lSlu0OOl dollars anu intsrest due y sa az Da ana
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Bp mI dated The 1stK day of April, 1911 /
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W shrSder, and to attach and sell IN n SIT At
tsrest and titie Of the said ofner G. Stew
ait In the OIL sand.,gas In ana un d yast
Sassa On IN tSe comfy q Hsrrissa, and
tint e Nash Msss RsR
Others and containing eighty acres me
ssid s osR s tsgsss 81
the oil apd, Easp Saasrssd1nss y the
ioPSs Sesne seRe nssI in
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s.S d isss ne s 0 gs Z
Veneer Ven SS 1905. and tscorded Yin the .co1nsy
IssS's 81 s .S SSaasy Z Ris pee e
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In that certain lot or parcel os iand sit
Panther Run Of Tea Mile GEeek. sardis
cSiEafniGE eighty sfSuf rods, m ore Or, less.
and haTinE q dwelling house g ereon Pc q
steewMrt by RI " M onp so1l md Cora =
ThSmpson, his wife, by deg ss .peastns date
ed In the County Clerks Once OF. HarrtHoE
Comfy. In Deed Book NO; 166 paRs sSlS. 20
parflcuISf description of said pTopsIty-
And from an e ifeas1t e naea
nXn.resid sIik OF this state. II ~ ordered that
Re AZ appear Withii one month from the.
nSts 81 the flrsk publication of this order
and do what Il. nseessary 70 protect his 1rz
EereStR herein. ~
to1 AUGUST Z WADE COLEMAN, clerk.
ROY r. PARRISH. u
Attorney for r la!ntt III s.
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BREST LIT(,NzSIk IS a
POVYERlFI II FORTRESS

OF Poland held and storn1ed the city
In trrns, ana from its rtfacatfons
rayaged the region around
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Burned and Pallaged.


-Tartars sweps over the place like
a plague in 1241. moving most of the
town into its muddy river: The Teh-
tonic knights devastated its suburbs
In 1879. and Mengly Ghyrey. Khan Of
the crimea. burned the city with con-
scientious attention to detail, his viss.
,tation coming in the latter part oil
of the fifteenth century. Polish diets
were held here. It was out OF the
deliberations of q council OF bishops
from western Russia, held at Brest
In 1894 that the Uniat rite was born
The Swedes gave the city It's last
thorough pillaging in 1905. At the
second partition Of Poland. It was
incorporated in Russia and patience.
technique and money nave been Law
ished upon it by the great northern
empire to make itas near tmpregnable
as possible
"Brest Litovsk Is situated at the
junction Of the navigable rivers, Bug
and Mufhovets, and at the point of
confluence stands the city fortress.
1T lies upon the right bank Of the
Bug. here sharply cut, where the
river turns from to northeast
Railways from Odessa, Kiev MOSCOW.
Warsaw. Wilma and East Prussia inter
sect here Further. 1t Hes upon the
inland waterway from the Baltic to
the Black Sea, the course Of which
is connected up by canal behind Brest.
between the upper Mukhovets river
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TIRsT: notice 10 dRED1ToRs.

Tn7the Diatr4ct Coure OF the United States
for t6s NogtherR Distrtctof West .yirEtnaaas;
InsRe: Edward q Walsh, as an n1ivio-'
ana Walsh, bankrupt. In Balkruptcy.
I = no the creditors Of Edward g. W41shs
I,rfsoh and D1str4ct AfoTesaid, . BankrupE !:
= Notice ID hereby gtYen that on the 4fn
Walsh, etc. WhS.: " "A TED h4nkS
fupt sand the FIRST meeting 81 has GseatcQEa
Stout, IN ClarkeburgElNe est v$rg1naa, on the
18th day Of sAuKnit A.: d 1917 at. 4 ~
creditors may 4ftehds prove sart cla1mSSss
appoint q trustee. exnni4n the HAnkrQpEk
lTEmd trannact such other busineAs ~ may
lproperIy scAma before the said 5raesetln 1
Dated: SsAs, = q; e, III
& b eteres hi Rankz1pt T. 81
HOW uHIl ISy4 IN y Ne n i
Tor anltnl
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SMILEY EUNisRAh.

There was a large attendance Of
Masons. Elks, relatives and friends at
the funeral of Charles 8. ASmt1ey at the
Smiley home on East .Ma3n street az !
O'Clock Monday afternoop. sThe Ma
sonic order had charge Oh the fu1eral
and knights TempIars aSted rs the
escort. The Rev,G D. Smith, pastor g.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
ssAtsrn lea heid in the once Of the CLERK OF
hASCiScrftE Court i6f Harrison County, on
Wdnida T. the End day OF August, DID the
foliLyyinR order was entered:
the Vance Bank, corporation,
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il BYB8 B -.

ar the FIRST MethS1tst u Eaptss2pas
Church, rave the s2fpturaip aailhI-
sTSare were many. AotsT 1bMtes, Ep
iai was at the Masonic GENE
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weather records compiled for
more Sthan a quarter pe q century M
dfcate that. the axmosphere OF Ions
don islbecoming less
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-03
PONDEROUS ACT FEATURES
SPRIGfIT'I,Y DOIIRIE n


The most ponderous act in vaudeville
is among the diversified attractions an
tlounced for the week ut the Lyric The
atre. Carradini and his trained animals
are coming. The star performers of the
miniature circus are Carradini himself,
whose immaculate shirt front and daz-
cling bird's-egg-s diamonds have APP
peared in the circus ring in every
country in Europe, Corradini being re-
nowned as n ringmaster; an acrobatic
elephant that stands on it's head; n
waltzing horse and two zebra clowns
This animal act Is heralded as the
largest ever brought to Richmond in
vaudeville. 1t will be seen the latter
half of the week
The big feature Of the bill for the
first half of the week, beginning to-
morrow afternoon. comes directly from
New York. where it was featured for
three months. The August Family II
is programmed. Four men and n wom-
an. all adept jugglcrs. give remark
able exhibition of their skill, the stage
setting of the act being n New York
restaurant. The scenic investiture Is
elaborate and many illusions of a be-
wildering and amusing nature are in
troduced
On the same bill will be seen the
skaters Bijouve, a skatorial exhibition,
enthusiastically staged and framed in
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been pronounced Paul Armstrong;
greatest play, alias Jimmy Nalen-

been pronounced Paul Armstrong;
greatest play, alias Jimmy Nalen-
tine"
The story or Alias Jimmy Valen-
tine" is that OF the real reformation
of very real criminal. Jimmy VAL
cntine is a craftsman. but he uses not
the soup" OF unlettered safebrcakcrs,
but the tips OF his fingers. II matters
not what kind of safe II is, nor how
complicated the combination on the
lock, Jimmy Valentine can open 1t. He
sandpapers his finger tips. and by lis
tening TO the tumblers fall can tell
the combination: after that it Is com
parativcly easy. Y
But. when the story opens, Jimmy
has rcpented of his evil ways. and has
determined to live Straight" The
opening scene is set In the wardens
Office of Sing Sing. Through the kind
ness OF the Governor Jimmy is par
doned. After his liberation he secures
a position in big bank. and he makes
good makes good TO such an extent
that he is given position of trust.
Into the bank he takes his old pal, and
the two do live straight. though temp
tation comes TO them time and again.
Jimmy. however is wanted by the
State of Massachusetts for a crime that
he has committed there. Doyle, one
of the best of the plain clothes men is
on his trail. but Doyle. with all OF his
shrewdness. is unable to identify
Jimmy or to establish his identity
Doyle is an implacable hunter of men,
and he keeps on Jimmy's trail day and
night
Enters upon the scene the daughter
of the bank president. She is In lova
with Jimmy ana Jimmy with her
While visiting the bank with her
smaller sister the little one is locked
in n vault that has just been Installed,
and to which the combination is UNI
known.
1t is clearly up to Jimmy If he
opens the safe by his usual method
there is Doyle and the open gates of
the prison: If he doesn't open the safe
the child will slowly but surely die
lie Is poised between saving the life
of the sister of his sweetheart and the
daughter OF his employer, and the
yawninc prison mouth
There is Il moment of waveting but
only moment, and Jimmy opens the
safe. Doyle is on the Job, and watches
Jimmy at work. After he has liberated
the tiny tot. Jimmy is ready to give
himself up. but Doyle. who Is not all
flint. remarks: II guess she wants
you more than the State of Massnchu-
sets" and let's him go.
There are many moments OF pathos
and there are other moments Of fun:
all happily blended so as to make an
almost perfect performance. Mr.. War
ner Will play Jimmy Valentine, while
Mr.. Bassett will have the very splendid
part CT Doyle. Miss Scott Will be the
daughter of the bank president. and
the two Mountcastle children, Myrtle
and Jack, will be given delightful roles.
Each member of the company will be
well cast. and patrons of the Bijou
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LYRIC THEATRE,
STRAND THEATRE

All the week. with dnily mntinees
Popular vaudeville and pictures.
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to be sustained by the essential fact
that the colonel-no gun being found
upon his body-is presumed to have
been unarmed. -IE
During these black hours OF false
accusation. Kirby sees Adele and mar
rates ms story with such sincerity
that she believes him and shelters Mn,
from the mob that Is searching for him.
In tho final investigation. Colonel
Moreaus pistol Is found In the possess
sion or Tom Randall. who Is forced to
confess how It came into his possess
sion In the ensuing explanations.
Kirby ts, for the first time. allowed
to tell his story. When 1t Is learned
that he has sent the deed for the RAN
dali house to the Randall family. ana
when the deed actually turns up. IL is
no longer possible TO believe him anv
thing but the innocent victim OF cir
cumstances, and he stands out again
In his true colors ms n chlvalrous South
ern man of honor. on his solemn
promise to give up cards and all kinds
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suggests that he may get satisfaction
at gamo OF poker.

suggests that he may get satisfaction
at gamo OF poker.
Cameo" watches tho game. and be-
comes Suspicious Of the manner In
which Colonel Moreau Is playing for
Randall is q continuous loser. Cameo"
who has learned to manipulate cards
old gambler, manages to force himself
into the game and make it three
cornered. seeking to protect Randall
When Randall has lost everything else
he wagcrs his home. The hand is
played-and the winner is not Moreau
but Kirby. Thercupon Morcau ac-
cuses Kirby of cheating. Randall. not
understanding that Kirby has won his
home only to preserve it and save it
disreputablc colonel. is seized with
despair and commits suicide.
When the body Of John Randall is
taken ashore, Kirby meets Randalrs
daughter, Adele. for tho first time. and
II is a case of love Mt first sight. But
Kirby stands In a very unfavora ble
light. Colonel Moreau does everything
possible to give color to this impress
sion of events, and Tom Randall, John
Randalfs son, swears to avenge upon
Kirby his fathers death. The feeling
between Moreau and Kirby reaches
such n height that Moreau challenges
meet at hundred PAGES and fire Mo-
reau Is slain. Tom. In the meantime
has followed and when Moreau falls
dead. he takes the coloners gun from
his body When the corpse of Moreau
is found, Kirby, In spite of his pro-
tests that It was fair duel, Is &C
cused or murder and the charge seems
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ACTUAL. BATTLES SHOWN
MI


In spite of all the marvcls wrought
10y the development Of the science and
art of motion picture photography,
there have never been taken. UP to a
f.w weeks ago. motion picture OF
an actual battle
II remained for the great European
struggle TO bring out the possibilities
OF me moving picture camera Oh the
battlefield. All sorts OF pictures have
been produced in the effort To depict
EiFidly some of the principal happen
ings In the great war, but far the
most thrilling are those contained In
the films made in Belgium by Edwin
T.. Weigle, STAFF photographed of the
'hicago Tribune.
II Is understood that the Tribune
made an agreement with the Belgian
government. under which Weiglc was
I" be allowed to take these pictures,
provided 81 per cent OF the proceeds
Ut their exhibition was turned over to
the Belgian Red Cross Society
These pictures are to be shown at
the Academy OF Music on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday nights. at S
and $3.50 o'clock. and Tuesday and We'd
ncsday afternoons at 3 o'clock
Weigle, with Joseph Medill Patter-
son, the noted war correspondent, was
with the Belgian army in all OF its
campaigns up until his return to this
country several weeks ago He lived
III the trenches, and was on the march
day and night, and with him always
was his cinematograph. He was in the
top OF the great tower of Antwerp
when the Germans began bomba riding
the city. and his camera caught the
actual burning OF this great port, fol-
lowing the dropping of German shells
In It's midst. He marched with the
army to Alost, and was in the midst of
the great battle there. He was present
too, at the battles of Aerschot and Ma
lines, and he witnessed the flooding OF
Lierre and the destruction OF Ter
monde. Always beside him was his
camera. And having the official per-
mission of the Belgian government to
make pictures wherever he liked, he
was. naturally, given every facility to
get just the sort of views he wanted
When the armies were not on the
march or In battle, Weigle gave his
attention to the great sufferers Of the
Wharf.-The women and children left
homeless and destitute by the great
struggle. He followed them on their
march TO escape the onrushlng Ger
man armies. while behind them was
trail of devastation such as has never
been Witnessed In the worlds history.
He saw and pictured the burning of
their homes, their escape over pontoon
bridges into lands where they would
he momentarily safe, and he turned his
camera In the direction Of the invading
hordes bent upon destruction. All OF
these scenes, horrible as they are, he
faithfully pictured and brought with
him to America. a
Tho National Board OF Censorship
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-03
BEAUTY DOCTOR TELLS
SECRET
Detroit Beauty Doctor Gives Simple
Recipe to Darker Gray Hair and
Promote It's Growth.

Miss Alice Whitney. n welI-know
beauty doctor of Detroit. Mich, re-
Gently gave out the following state
ment: ANY one can prepare a simple
mixture at home, Mt very little cost,
that will darken gray hair, promote its
growth and make 1t soft and glossy.
TO half pint of water add OF. of
pay rum, small box of Rarbo Com
pound and Ia OF. or glycerine These
ingredients can be bought at any drug
store ut very little cost. Apply to the
hair twice n week until the desired
shade Is obtained. This Will make d
gray-haired person look twenty years
younger. 1t Is also fine to promote
the growth of the hair. relieve itching
and scalp diseases. and is excellent for
dandruR and falling hair.
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may espeo, another fine performance.
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DOWN INTO VEsUvIUs
WITH LYMAN II. HOWE


One OF the most spectacular scenes
Lyman H. Howe has ever presented Is
promised rs n big feature of the semi
annual engagement of his Travel Fes-
tivnl. which comes to the Academy
of Susic on Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday. and Saturday matinee.
1t takes spectators down into the
crater of Nesuvius The photographers
who performed this extraordinary feat
stayed five nights on the volcano.
studying the crater from every side,
and awaiting the opportune moment
when The ftfully blowing winds and
poironous fumes would make ii pos
Siblc for human beings TO venture into
The region OF the boiling lava. Finally
the moment came when the smoke
rose in n straight column and spread
out like mushroom far above the
volcano. They seized the opportunity.
They scrambled down three consecu-
tive precipices. 2iinging all the while
10 "rumbling lava
While engaged in this pcrilous work.
during which they were .nomentarily
IN ncril OF plunginG headlong into the
appalling abyss, a new peril arose. The
central column of smoke began to reel
from the perpendicular, and began TO
engulf them. To remain idle meant
sure death. whereas If they continued
there was faint ray of hope of get
ting below the smoke and fume zone.
SO In sheer desperation they groped
their way UPWARDS and downwards.
and finally reached the floor Of the
crater at n depth of 1000 feet Here
they could breathe more freely, and
were temporarily safe But they went
farther-juSt as far as il was humanity
possible to go. They went to the very
brink of the real-the inside crater
placed the camera in position and
turned the handle on the very edge Of
the internal caIldron to the accom-
pantment of detonations of the boiling
lava beneath them.
Another experience, very different.
yet thrilling enough, is provided by an
entirely new ride on n runaway train.
1t makes all prcconceived ideas of
speed seem rs slow as the proverbial
messenger boy, and more than satisfies
the most ardent speed fiends.
A film revealing the growth of plants
and flowers discloses some of natures
secrets which human vision could not
detect. In few moments the whole
life story of wcll-known plants and
flowers is depicted in details that arc
astonishing. The film discloses the
mystery, grace and be;eIty of botanical
life In Il manner that no words could
describe. Again. another subject gives
Intimate gltmpses into the habits and
habitats of birds in all the rich tints
of their plumage.
The electrolysis of metals-one OF
the wonders of electrical science
showing the transformation of metals
from liquid to fantastic solid forms.
Is also shown. Then. too, there Is n
trip to Venice. with it's graceful gon-
dolas gliding UP and down the canals.
past weather-stained facades and i'm
posing palaces.
a railroad ride through Greece and
new animated cartoons-those clever.
amusing conceits made by Mr.. Howe's
artists exclusively for his exhibition,
are only few of the many pleasing
features of the new prog ram.
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is said to have been so strongly i'm
pressed with the worth OF these pic
lures that II sent out a special report
as to their Gcnuineness and value. In
New York. upon the occasion of the
big charitable Offering Of Pandora"
at the Seventh Regiment Armory. the
Trthune's Belgian war pictures were
introduced as II special feature OF the
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-:-Weekly Calendar-:-
ACADEMY OF ,IlrsIc.

Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,,
With mntineen Tuesday md wednes-
tny-"BeiEinn Battlefield Pictures.
Thursdny, Friday and Saturday, with
saturday mntince-Lymnn X. Honc,s
= Travel Festival"
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COLONIAL THEATRE.

at tho week. continuous performance
-nn IL noon until II O'clock-WIlton
! acknyc in phot0piny, "Thc Pit" first
part OF the week; and photopiny, ..'rhe
Sents OF the Mighty" inter hnIf of the
week; also war pictures.
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GRAYCE SCOTT COMPANY
IN FINE. AlEi.ODRANA

In response to persistent requests
that have been continually coming in,
Manager Dewitt Newing, of the Grayce
Scott company, has decided to offer
MS tho attraction at tho Bljou this
week. following Snow White and tho
Seven Dwarfs." n revival of what has
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HIJOU THEATRE.

All the week, with mntinecs Tues
'ihy, Thursdny and Snturdny-Grnyce
scott Company in "Aiins Jimmy VnIen-
iinc."
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MI the week, continuous performance
r"Hi !: noon until II o'clock-Dustin
- um In "Cnmeo Kirby" Paramount
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DUSTIN FARNUM AS CAMEO kirby
IN PARAMOUNT EIIM At STRAND

The Strand Theatre is going on record
as filling well-detincd local need In
supplying Richmond amusement lovers
with combination of the Paramount
motion picture plays. featuring promi-
nent stars in successful plays. and q
motion picture theatre of the highest
class. Needless TO say. the combina-
ton should prove highly pleasing and
successful.
Certainly the bill this week needs no
apology. Dustin Farnum, In Cameo
Kirby" should serve to draw large
crowds to the beautiful Strand Theatre.
The following is synopsis of this
celebrated play, which has won praise
from critics and audiences alike wher-
ever presented:
Cameo Kirby" so called because of
his fondness for canoes. which he
wears in every possible manner, Is the
son of Southern plantation owner.
Kirby starts North with his fathers
friend, John Randall, on one of the
Mississippi River boats. On board the
steamer. Randall meets former ac-
quaintance. Colonel Moreau. When an
other steamer draws up near the bont
on which the party is proceeding North,
Randall and Moreau make wager as
to the outcome of the contest. The
wager is heavy, the boat that Randall
favors loses. and Colonel Moreau then
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-03

beautiful scenic environment. Arm
strong and Manley, two com edians. who
sing. dance and exchange n rapid-ire
of patter: Wright and Albright. man
and woman. presenting typical music
hall variety act. and Jack George
blackface singer and comedian, Will
complete the bill
With the Carradini animals, the lat
ter half there will be Il sprightly list
OF comedy and novelty offerings, in
Guiding the following: Wright and Rich
man and woman, in n singing. dancing
and comedy turn! Lamar and Juliet, an
athlete and beautiful woman, who
give daring performance in mldair;
Roach and McCurdy, pair OF redIcu-
lously funny rubes, who have a singing
ana talking act that Is full OF laughs.
and Snigel and Jones. genealogical en-
tertainers. recent recruits from the
minstrel stage.
With each Of the vaudeville bills
there will be the usual supplement OF
the Hearst-Selig war pictures and two
comedy films.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-06-04

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state of Washington, in and for the
County of Thurston.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Frances
Gilbert, deceased No. 1918
Notice Of Settlement Of Final Account
and Hearing Of Petition for Distribl,-
tiOn.
Notice has been given that r. l..
Blankenship, administrator of the es-
tate OF Frances Gilbert, deceased has
hled his final account as administrator
of the said estate and the hearing of the
said account has been fixed by the court
for Monday, July 18th, 1915, at 2 O'Clock
IN the afternoon in the court room in
the court house of the County of Thurs
ton. and his petition for the distribu-
ton OF the said estate will be heard at
that time and place
All persons having an interest in the
said estate are notified then and there
70 appear and show cause, II any they
nave. why the said account should not
be allowed and the said estate distrib-
uted.
BY order Of the Court
WITNESS my hand and the seal Of the
SAID superior Court this 3rd day Of
June, 1915.
(Seal) PHI. SKIIIMAN
Deputy County Clerk and Clerk Of the
Superior Court, Thurston County
washington. 6-1-5