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A Practical Peace Plan.

That the United States could insure
peace between this country and Ger
many and very probably could accom-
plish much in the direction of ending
the war in Europe was the assurance
fust given the secretary of state by a
well informed American who has just
returned from six months in Germany,
where he was in the closest touch with
the foreign office. The plan he pro-
poses Is the sending of special am
bassador to The Hague to confer with
such representative as Germany might
send there. This man points out that
Germany Is greatly handicapped in
the present negotiations by her in
agility to communicate with its am
bassador in this country except
through England or our state depart
nent. He is convinced that il the
president could send to The Hague
such a man as Elihu Root, who could
treat face to face with some German
authority of equal standing and
ability, the differences between the
two nations could soon be settled.
The American ambassador would
have no difficulty in communicating
with Washington in code, while the
German could communicate with Ber-
lin by telephone. Secretary Lansing
was further advised that. the difficult
ties between the United States and
Germany having been disposed OF,
through the maintenance of the spec
ial embassy the influence of this coun-
try could be potently exerted to bring
about a termination OF the war, always
provided the ambassador chosen for
the mission was a man of sufficient
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THE sEARCHLIGHT
, latest News from the Fields OF
ScIeroO. Educstion and In
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SELF CLEANING MUSIC BOXES.

A cleaning attachment for play
er pianos and similar instruments,
recently patented, is claimed to over
come one OF the greatest difficulties
in preserving the musical quality of
these instruments. 1t includes u
pneumatic device and a suction de-
vice, and means for connecting them
with the instrument.
Suction is the power depended up
on for the production of sound. 1t
is the motive force controlling and
regulating the flow of air through
the perforations upon the music
sheets.
These sheets pass over tracker
board. The wear upon them. and the
dust sitting in from outside, tend to
impair the tone of the instrument.
The cleaning device removes this
dust by a utilization of the same
air which produces the sound
The invention is especially adapt
ed to street pianos. and instruments
used in moving picture shows and
other places in which great deal of
dust is in the air. It not only im-
proves the quality of the music. but
prevents the loss of service resulting
from the instrument being taken
apart for cleaning, which is usually
an expensive process.
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r,Ksr Noalce 4o oneDlToNs.

In the District Court OF the United States
for the Northern District OF West Virginia.
In Re. Antonio Pallaria, Bankrupt. In
To the creditors Of Antonio Palarra. of
CIarksburg. in the County of Harrison
and District aforesaid n bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on the I1In'
day of July, 1915, The said Antonio Pan,
aria, was duly ndiudicated bankrupt ana
the first meeting of his creditors Will be
held at the Law Office of w. Frank Stout;
in CIarksburg. West virginia, on On the ELM, M
in the forenoon, at which time said credl-
tors may attend, prove their claims' APP
transact such other business as may prop
orIy come before the said meeting.
Dated July Dist, 1919.
w FRANK STOUT.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
BIAGIO MERENDINO, Esq,
Attorney for bankrupt.
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HOMELESS.

(SynopsIs of preceding chapters:
After vainIy seeking arrest by murder,
arson and burglary. Henry NJ. Peck ia
caught throwing an old newspaper Oh
the nice, clean street, and at last finds
peace and quiet in a prison cell. After
three months of happiness there, he
suddenly makes a bold and death
|defying effort to escape. Overpowering
three guards and scrubwoman, he
climbs up a forty-foot stone wall on
his -llands and knees and drops to the
other side, smack upon a policeman.
After empowering the policeman, he
runs along the city streets, pursued by
citizens. firing of the chase. he turns
suddenly and overpowers the citizens.
Then, exchanging clothes with one OF
the ovarpowered mob, he continues on
his way to freedom.
CHAPTER 1856
Henry NJ. Peck gave one last week
at the high walls of his late refuge,
those high walls that had failed, alas,
to protect him.
Just my luck!" he muttered. 81
hate to leave the old place, but what
was I to do when they pinched my
wife and put her in the same cell with
me because the prison was crowded? p
(The end).
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NOTICE ne sFFIPPERs.

Traction Company express cars
leave Clarksburg for Grasse1li, O'Neil
Mt. Clare, Weston. Shinnston, Fair
mont, Fairview, Pennington. Man.
nington and intermediate points
daily except Sunday. Shipments for
Warrington and intermediate points
later than 300 a. M; Fairview Ind
intermediate points, HOO q. ~:
Weston and intermediate points,
1900 m.
Quick service, reasonable rates,
and care in. handling make this al
ideal line for shippers.
MONONGAHELA VALLEY TRAC-
TtoN COMPANY.
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Democrats and Shipping.

The sole accomplishment OF this
administration for the American mer--
chant marine has been the passage OF
the seamen's bill, which has resulted
in driving practically every American
merchant ship engaged in foreign
trade from the seas, or to seek res
istry under some other flag; The
chamber OF commerce OF the Onlteu
states has completed its pool on the
shipping bill of the last session and
eighty-eight per cent of the 282 mem
Der organizations oppose that bill,
while ninety-three per cent favor
postal subvention bill such as was
passed by the Republican Congress
and defeated in the eleventh hour by a
Democratic filibuster-
If the president really wants to re-
store the American merchant marine
the way is clearly pointed out by this
poll of 2S2 of the leading and most
experienced business organizations in
the country.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the yt copn,ty
Court OF Harrison County, MeSt IN H.
Sath. S lois. from . O'clock A. NJ unit, ;
O'Clock p NJ. for the purpose OF heaf tin
oF v oI =" for the special election 70 he
held i'm sheets Mills -Indepsndent, cram cram
District Harrison County, West virginia
on Tuesday. August 3rd, 1918.
All persons residing within the con mines
,'ronerIv registered for the General elec-
lion of 1914. will be permitted to vote on
snId reCIstratfou and all persons moving
into Snfd independent District since salu
inst General election must appeatEr III IN ob pTs
S,1r,oS date and register or they will nos
L. permitted to vote at said special cleo
'iG Given under my hand this 22nd day of
July, 1918 ,,,rr-s CREWS
r-IarL of the County Court of Harrison
County. West Virginia
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anthropies. 1t IS because of them
than any young man in all the region
thereabout may have $500 in cash at
his disposal when he comes to the
age OF twenty-one-if he meets GER
tain conditions. 1t Is because of them
thar every native born young woman
receives $50 when She marries or
$3.50 at twenty-one.
But to get this money these young
people must put themselves under
the eye of the directors of the smith
charities to whom reports of good
conduct must be made regularly by
employers or guardians. The idea
is that a desire to obtain this money
will operate as a restraint on the
young people OF the community dur
ing the years when restraint IS
needed. Incidentally. the foundation
money is loaned to farmers at hVe
per cent, which in itself is clever
charity.
Then there is a municipal theater,
built from an endowment and oper-
ated by the mayor and a committee
of citizens. There is Clark school Tor
the deaf and dumb, likewise endow-
ed, and in which some of the best aI-
thorities of the nation are interested.
The Forbes library has more money
for the purchase of books than IT Is
able to spend. and Is consequently
embarrassed. The local hospital IS
endowed. There is the Home Culture
Club. which has an endowment that
enables it to offer handsome prizes
for the householders who develop the
most attractive Elrdens of various
grades and this has done much TOT
the Identification of the ancient
town
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

The Board o! Education - Union
District, Harrison Comfy, ". Va, viii
receive scaled bids &atl. o'clock 2.
NJ Tuesday Augusf a. .o2 ton-
structing a one-rooH. scAoo. bulidins
at Sycamore Dale. Plaas ana specfca-
tions are on file with : y ford Al
Kennedy member Board OF Education.
West Milford, w. Va, and L. r. Me-
MILAN, Sec'y B. of E., Good Hope, y.
Va.
The Contractor will be required to
give bond with approved security, for
double the amount of the contract
price, according to law
The Board of Education reserves
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The Real Trouble.

The great trouble with any steps
looking to an increase of military
efficiency under a Democratic admin
istration is that there is little real
sympathy with such steps in that
party. The initial step in that direc-
ton must come from the chairman OF
the military committee of the House,
James Hay. The wobbly attitude of
Mr.. Hays mind has been emphasized
by Richard Harding Davis, the we'll
known author, by the use OF capitals
In a recent announcement of Mr.. Hay.
In an interview, Mr.. Hay said re-
Gently. ct RECOGNIZE the need or
some military legislation during the
next session of Congress, and IN
TEND to cooperate with the war de-
partment IF its recommendation meets
the situation. Until the department
announces its policy 1 INTEND to re-
frain from the discussion of WHAT 1
THINK we should do. IF the recon-
mendations of the war department are
feasible and appear to be the solution
of the problem presents, WILL
TAKE pleasure in supporting them.
or course, il the department does not
formulate policy which Is pract1G-
able I INTEND to introduce A BILL
OF MY OWN. In MY OPINION we
should do something to strengthen the
army and pass some sort of militia
pay bill. but DO NOT INTEND to
make up MY MIND on these matters
UNTIL LEARN what the department
has to offer"
The recommendations of the depart
ment referred to will be those of the
secretary of war, and will be formu-
lated with the advice OF the general
staff, cor. p7srd OF the ablest mii". ry
experts in the country. But chairman
Hays attitude toward such recon-
mendation may be gained by reading
the capitalized words in his remarks.
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nnDER OF PuRLICATION.

STATE OF VEST VIRGINIA.
Al rnles held in the office of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court Of Harrison So county tI
on Monday the 9TH day OF JulS' 1910 the
c. LLOYD ITAGGERTY. Plaintiff
VS. In Chanccry.
ERNIA f. HAGGEETY. Defendant.
object OF Suit.
The object of this suit is to obtain for
the plaintiff an absolute divorce from the
And it appearing, from nm afidaytt fled fled
rerty is n nonresident OF this state, it is
Ordered that she, do appear within or. one
month from the date of the first publica-
to protect he interests Eerein.
Given under my hand this the 9Th day
OF '"iS' I. WADE COLEMAN, Clerk.
WILL f. MORRIS.
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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IHE PRIGE SHE PAYS

There is hardly an American woman
nowadays who can keep pace with
the demands made upon her time and
energy without paying the penalty of
i'll health. 1t may be that dreadful
backache, dragging pains, headaches
nervousness or the tortures OF dis
placement 1t is the price she pays.
To women in this condition Lydia r.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
comes as boon and a blessing. a
simple remedy made from roots and
herbs which brings glorious health
to suffering women.-Advertisement'
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To the Sheriff Of Harrison County.
You are hereby. commanded to sun summon ION
Judge of our Circuit Court of Harrison
County ut the CLERKS office Of our said =
Court. at rules to he held therein Tor said
to answer a bill in Chancery exhibited
against her in our said Court by g. Lloyd
HnrCerty; and have then there this writ.
Witness l. Wade Coffmnn, Clerk of our
said Court, at the Court house OF the said
conutv this o6th day OF June, 1915, and
in the SD year of the State.
- / MADE Coleman. Clerk.
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, as tNIsTRAToR,s SIZE.

~ persons who wish to settle any
aims that may be against them and
n favor of the estate of George C.
Blair, deceased, and all who have any
clam against the said estate please
present them to me.
G. w. CONLEY,
Admir-. OF estate OF George G. Blair,
deceased.
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All persons having claims against OF
HuTsey. deceased. Will please make pay.
mcnt OF said indebtedness and gresein'
to the undersigned administrator OF Au'
JOHN w. CORK,
Administrator of Augustus NJ. uursey, de-
July Ss' = io15. r. o, Bx II. clarksburs
NNnst XfrCinll.
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An EyenIng Echo.

Thought is deeper than all speech;
Feeling deeper than all thought;
Souls to souls can never teach
What unto themselves was taugnG.
&C. P. CRANCH-
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the right TO accept or reject any or
all bids.
PIERCE SIDEBOTToM,
President B. of e.
MCMILLAN, sec'y.
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rooo california GrprelS~ paolie ira Chico
40 "a ct. gouis. Automotiite &lot Sio.
mailer - ,Sinelie mooerrs belltaals lloitur -
p~pperlis Spi'epoan@belleuin9.
Seooe lloitiniu9er i,tobeiattet / en SiQet
uoeu noget GrtrauolG9.
Sore Rsprrlsutuuter er belt rsiisfpneiee,
% be nil biGlpe big ploulG99e Ell pioInoers
La % biuto lloftuot. giperne big fuIeiton.
ei0c SpInSuiu9er % | bet belle paretoee Ell
bper Seta.le ureer bin NeIIe.
&eo bin &iustoeeut ON eiisrotur anoan
euce California % lloiiiQiuesrre, sQer i'riv
Ill Sno. o.. Sarmer, Y. y. Z. ., Geoay
&oYIes, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-04
Nluiifens N1aSt.

Sans 3amcrutcr / sc i~rnllifc Sfpt-
tCrIruuc ui0itc. at Senru Snucnp,
Sen bIc1c rmQc Muro mco sc itorc
nrommcnoe Cmc % oct fuIiortc
SOAR. hupor lanct ro lom Nr. I
ira Observation-Disclosures Tor ct
Nor@ Sio ilDcn. San Git berior
bore unocr NoUact "%iriuoicn". &c
andre ioo paa bum nrltcn mco
Soroat. NGu por cltior 'pirfcl %
ucf % iruGtiom ~ mar Oct ItlINc
prlNc% Sripili9c til Ct cIlcr unoet
iarIiI Npcrp. blcp alori9 Ncnrp
Snutup@ Nuun n0pnt.
Gn Atat, 0d "%irhio'en" lna pao
i'm Nnlmicna "a life funoc foa lone,
itoo ban ~ "a ipaoicrcoc onltrln8
/ Slottet, iom aompnniet rar ino.
tpnrteret /, ! Ell merf &roN 'onr
ban plioifiil Sic paa Ell %loIin'
fo3ic. San aabncr Den ~ tlnoer
iii lin @lU0t. at bcnbe %tolin %
@uc lilNcr uifaot. ! rGile Sicblit
beluuDtc ban holpt ubeuiNlt at IpllIc
nlco line ppcOe Singre Meloolcn III
"Sopiulti3 Nria3iuua", Den herenlte
S~Ia9iona. til hpiS Soncr Eolen rel
lie liz i 1880. Mcn mn hTnotc no
oct merfcllQ. Neic %iioloSroab
trUuQtc picmcm Natten@ Stl!beo,
% tnitc Stcmmcr raabte: "Sonla.
rabcn, Samaraoen!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-04
Mlocrbpmmcns %ishpm.

ND
M 81 Inr gontnlel o1 bar 'eet %
crioret mcget," itripcr Wfr. &obn
%ogt ira 0elpboa, Ohio, "nlen leg
bar nIbrig ilinoet Ell Mcbicin, Der
fon Iannncnlignea nlc0 <rifo. Sea
bar M brll1t Wcbicincn ira OF til /
DC Nloltc - Nor, % ingcn Wtcoicin
bar n~oQcnlinoe giort mig iau mcgct
9oot. Npl@ leg ieIcr mig lltilpoS,
nogct, iont mlbcrtiocn fot bUnoc
bocmIonlhclit tn9cr icg Ell cIler to
Golia al allrito, % jeg ipIcr mig ga
riff % ing i0icn. Snn lpngc 0uo
Ioocr mig Icpc, itnl &llrifo pUrc Dor
@uamcoicin."
i Stucts NfteL noar arTiternc
~bc0pnoer at iuinbc, bllper Ell milo,
men I%turfcnbe Micbicin Ell iolto Neo-
ucnbi0bcb. Or. NcterS allrifo CT
iTrIig ififfct ior uQc ippffeoe Gil
ltunOc al oct nlenrcifeIigc Spltcm i
ale Siuets StnOier. Zen er life
llo9en 9lpotbefcr Wcoicilt, men ct
linpclt llrtcmioocl, ser pes opcr ct
Narbunorcocs @rllg or blepet noie
iorbumoct nlco Sicmnet. Zen ior-
lpnca N%lntcnbeoen birefte ira 9obo-
rotoriet gienncm 2ofolagenter, ol1iot
al Giernc, 2r. Setter Sabrncp &
Cons So, 19-25 so. Some Size,
Chicago, 81.
eeub "1ceorab. Vuten" til GIra, o. Sen