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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-20
MISS KENNEDY'S SCHOOL
VIII Reopen September 80 at the
Despard House on East
Main Street.
NEW FEATURES THIS YEAR

HOME ECoNoMICS:-Miss Hsn-
rietta Millot. graduate Of Columbia
University. instrutor. For older stu
dents, work In both theory and prac-
tice; for younger girls, practice in
simple ooking and sewing.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT: - Miss
Jean Howell Burns. student Of the
Damrosh School. teacher OF piano.
Miss Helen Louise Eaton, graduate
Of the New England Conservatory,
teacher Of voice.
ALI-DAY Observation-Disclosures
in. the morning; hot lunch at noon,
supervised games, laboratory work,
and supervised study in the after
noon. @
Arrangements will be made for
music pupils who are not members
Of. the school. Glasses In home eco
1onics oking. sewing, household
santa don: viii be formed fol. women.
s-AdSeftisement. ss;i- (
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-20
OF INTEREST 10 WOMEN.
Needle and Pin Prlcks.

When you have pricked yourself
your finger, or no matter what part
of your hand or body with a needle,
pin or any sharp fine instrument
and you have not hurt any wien OF
muscle seriously, the first thing tc
do is to. make It bleed sufficiently
SO that the blood cannot coagulate
beneath the skin.
If the wounded part does not
bleed, immense 1t in rs hot water as
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-20
THE PARSONS OUDERS COMPANY

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hagan, Of
Cleveland, o.. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Mcconnell. on Mechanic
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Brown and
children have returned from Fair
mont.
Jay Refer, secretary of the Beney-
olent and Protective Order of Elks
Association Of West Virginia, was in
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dustrial will hold a lawn fete Tues
day evening at the residence Of A.
p, Stewart at Stop on the street
car line in that suburb. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-20
Social POSTPONED.

Social Postponed.
Announcement is made Of the
postponement of the social that was
to- have been given Tuesday night
at Stop 4, Industrial. by Hive "a.
Lady Maccabees Of the World. No
date has been Sc. for the holding
OF the social, but it will be announced
by the lodge later.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-20
an bear, in order to start

you can bear, in order to start I'd
bleeding.
But in no case must you ever rub
the pricked spot with hard object,
as for instance the seamstress does
with a thimple. It is as Silly a GUS
tom as putting dirty spider webs on
a wound in order to heal 1t.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-20
To Attend Da1

To Attend Dance.
Quite a number Of the Clarksburg
members of the Chi Omega Society
will attend a dance given Friday by
the members in Morgantown at the
West Virginia University. The dance
music will be played by the Cadenza
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True Values
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.
Ice Cream Social.
l(Continued from Page Three.)

The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Methodist church Of Grasselli, Will
give an ice cream social at the church.
tomorrow evening.
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Parkersburg Sunday on business re-
lating to the annual reunion of the
order to be held in Huntington this
week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-20

Lawn Fete.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist Episcopal church at In
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New photo q Italian crown prince.
Grown Prince Humbert, heir to the
italian throne. spent his eleventh
birthday, Sept. IS, with his father
at the front. The young prince is
taking . keen interest IN the war.
and permission TO visit the firing
lines was granted 81, . birthday eift
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-20

Parsers-S0uder
Lock Your Husband in the Kitchen
For One Day

Make him cook the meals, wash the dishes,
polish up the stove take out the ashes, if coal;
clean out the refrigerator, empty the drip pan,
Escour kettles and pans, shine up the tinware
and silver, put out the garbage can, clean the
gas range, scrub the floor, wash the windows
but what's the use? He would break out some
how and rush to Parsons Souders and get all
the labor saving help he could, not for himself,
but for his wife, because he could see kitchen
work is drudgery with poor equipment and
pleasure where all the latest devices are at
hand. .
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J. SO :. &c - I3also1sssolds1s !soaIsrs
-Four NelD Shoes
Made Specia For
Us, So. so

We have them made in Cincin-
natl. Ohio. We sell them to wo-
men in Clarksburg and all over.
central West Virginia.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-04

, has been healthy, rapid and spou-
forced n was demand from the
outside. sweeping in 10 the factorie :
IN such volume and with such in
>istance that the manufacturers
ceased TO urge and BEGAN 10 re
spoud Today the demand for six
cylinder motor cars is so great that
il cannot be supplied
The superiority OF the SIX, and by
the same token. its great popularity,
exists and endures because there
arc definite mechanical reasons
why Il should exist and endure No
motor car feature can long endure.
unless II is mechanically sound
unless il Is absolutely right IN its
engineering principle. All the claims
and contentious that thousand
men could advance in behalf Of a
motor car feature would NOT enable
that feature to endure unless Il
rested solidly on the solid rock OF
mechanical CORRECTNESS. 40 better
proof Of this could he found than is
supplied by the history OF the Valve
in-Head motor
Buick SKIES previous 20 this sea.
son were good They we're the best
skies made But thi, Years Buick
skies are better still In these six
es the underlying principles while
hasically the same have been re
fined and improved IN detail Such
little trough edges" as remained
have been smoothed away, and the
result IS line OF six cylinder.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-04

Valvein-Head motor cars which
measure up To and beyond the high.
est expectations of the most criti-
cal users Smooth, vibrationless
power and plenty ~ IL is supplied
10 owners OF these Buick skies.
And besides power. which is the
first essential in motor car. these
Buick skies possess strength and
beauty 10 degree unsurpassed In
any motor car. at any price. They
Offer tho very best possible invest.
ment to intending purchasers of n
motor car.
Throughout the whole Buick mo-
tor ear there is that same perfect
balance which is so perfectly eX.
empiifed in the Buick valve-in.head
six cylinder motor. In the Buick
skies the relation. or balance. be
tween the various parts is as per.
feet as the parts themselves. The
mere assembling of motor transmits
sion, aXles, etc. is not sufficient TO
produce a good motor Ger. These
prs must be so designed that they
work we'll together, as well as
separately The skill which can
accomplish this result is the only
skill that can construct a perfect
motor car, aud that Is the kind Of
skill employed in the making Of
Buick valvein-head six cylinder mo-
tor cars.
Sixty thousand Of these matchless
cars viii be built during the pres
ent season Part OF those are al
ready in service. and from the com.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-04

Each piece OF steel, wood leather.
or other material used is thorough
~ tested before il is allowed 70 be-
come part OF Buick valye-in.head
motor cars.
The spread OF motor car know
edge Is largely a mouth 10 mouth
process. The average man is d
great deal more prone to accent the
word OF his friends and nej-hbors
than he is to accept statements from
any other source and for that very
reason the acceptance OF Tho six
cylinder motor principle ala not be-
come general until the first users
of SKIES had proclaimed their SUI
periority. AMI thea. as more and
more skies were bought and used
by the friends and acquaintance
OF the first owners, the forces oper-
ating TO increase m popularity of
the six were like n snowfall rolling
down hill--gaininz in both volume
and velocity a. their progress in
creased
The manufacturers OF SKIES help
ed. OF course. ard their selling or
CARNATIONS also helped But the
big factor in fixing the status Of
the six was the public itself, The
manufacturers we're working from
the outside toward the center, but
the public was working from the
ccrter outward TIVE growth Of
the popularity % the six. therefore.
has been the growth OF tho public
in gaining motor car knowledge
The gain OF the six in public favor
The Detroit times., 1915-10-04
BURGLAR PROVES
TO BE MONKEY

LtwRENCEBURG. Ind, oct, A.
When burglar alarms were ufrned
in from the home ~ Floyd W Mil
Ter. the jewelry store Of Mrs Rox.
ana Kuperschmidt and the cafe OF
Isadore l.. Harry, he night police
Ian made q hurried run for the
buildings. After search IL was
found tina. Mohawk. Il large monkey
belonging 10 show had escaped
from it's cage and caused the alarms
The monkey Was discovered In
the cafe cellar where i-~ brok-
on several bottles OF beer and so
drunk II had TO be attended by A
doctor
The Detroit times., 1915-10-04

ments OF delighted owners and
users. from all parts OF the eoun.
try, we are firmly convinced that
these cars have established nm on
tircly new ideal in the mihds ~
motorists
The Buick selling organlzat ton
comprises thirty.nine factory branch
cs and distributors located IN the
principal ceniers OF the United
States and Canada In all these
branch and distributing houses n
full supply OF parts is carried In
stock. for all models The suick
owner thus has factory service prac-
tically NJ his door
The Detroit times., 1915-10-04


- space at the present time
Nv are growing rapidly Buic
= has been SO great turin
v few years that IL has bee
at OF a problem 10 erec
- and install machinery a
as needed, and without IN
DtIrbance to the manufactul
nnization.
1Blately, the men who cor
the Buick product were sui
h long sighted to see the tire
- advance that succeeding
would bring TO the company
: that progress in mind they
NJ / ate for the Buick factory
would give plenty OF room for
gu. At the present time IL
= tribe more than a mile
- end OF the Buick factory
ther end, and thanks TO the
IL vision of the men who are
the Buick. there IL plenty
bupfod land adjoining the
}o care for future progress.
Aments are being made up
Hind. rs the great Buick fac
6hee outward and outward
\ and more "elbow room"
nick factories are laid out
ioye to harmony and beauty
rs for purely manufacturing
The buildings are Of uni
&Ght and construction and
tkned for the comfort and
nee Of the thousands o
D earn their daily bread il
e ventilation systems wer'
BY the country's foremos
IN factory building cor
and there are sufficien
to give a food of dayligh
omes. In the winter tn
are warmed by steam
ne summer the comfort c
men is insured by the ope
(otween the various build
ID by the large number {
" which permit the fire
|Df fresh air through all til
The Buick factories al
Rcted on all sides.
Ch OF the buildings there
room for the workme
hlrs and tables for their CO..
-. An. abundance OF puI
y provided by scores OF san
linking fountains scattere
mat the factory. The dinin
3jSnd their equipment al
Qtlessly clean by a STAFF {
1egated for that purpos
ne gardeners keen the lawr
" the buildings in beautifl
~ al the time.
Bpick Motor Co. operates o
ppfy that the men who MAX
cars will do better work
Ave pleasant surroundings
70 perform their daily task
day and age no man like
i In dirty. stuffy. uncon
factory, no matter no
Md he may be. A MAJ ca
~ pride In his work ifshe I,
70 take pride in neesfArtoE
ph he does ,hi& wcrk- :;
ne factory seGiiH1Qlpt y
Motor Co, Is & lead NJ
the motor car ptnnufactu
In the whole field ,of indu
a. men who have charge (
l)un at the great Esiiok Plan,
ays open-mindsd sse xxrsf an
nrhinery that may be place
market. These mem reco'
g just a. rpslch sps4gress !,
xnAde bysEtlIe machine an
nnfacturias concerse as IA
bue manuf3 yirefs sher
~ making. FOR THAI reast
~ abreast " deyd1olsnaen'
arious lines, ahd IS ASesd
p factories house ali nor
md up-to-date machiner
these machines being q
Zee Of anything uts4 IN a
- industry. -15l'~
sworkmen and MECHANIC
nselves developed a lars
n machines for making N
Buick cars. The radiator
DC product are made.
3 brass shaping machin
- designed and deveIope
1ck radiator factory Thi
De 10 n marvel " ef
a u said bv Visiting RAD
MO have seen II IN opei
1othinG on the markc
q ~. &uDclenas.
d company Il affirm be
" : z )eQcy OF moderr
that reason
stand in IN,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-22
WEDNESDAY, EvEN1NG. DECEMBER %, 1915.
INyEsTIGATION ORDERED. !

|-HE B. q o. officials are going TO make a complete
investigation OF ogicer Ices conduct on Saturday
night which shows that the B. Q. is taking the
right attitude IN the case. Word received at The
Went virsntan Office last night from Superintendent
SCOTS Office at Grafton that police official Of the
B. 4 o. would be on here today from headquarters at
Baltimore and would complete investigation Of
tie case not likely that this officer viii have much
eube IN getting all the evidence that he needs. 1t is
evident that Ice Is found guilty, the investigation
viii likely disclose that example is to be made Of
him asawarnng to all B. o. policemen In this section
II 10 ali wen and good for cops to be able to fight and
70 10 able 70 subdue who resist arrest but
mis6uous swinging of the might stick is another prop
osion oficer Ice said that he compelled to do
M d IN order TO handle his prisoner We have the
man whom Ice beat numerically. He is not big man.
and II ocer Ice could handle him after getting the
handcus on, then the said officer had better Join the
ping pong class. It may be that cumpston gave the
eicer black eye before he under CONTROL this
y no valid excuse for Ice beating him after he was
haudcuned. Any person can hit man when his hands
nre bound there being sign Of bravery in such act
Is pleasing note the prompt action Of the B. O.
b the case. Let the Investigation be complete. Ice
be not guilty well and good. If he be guilty of conduct
snbecoming an officer, let him suffer accordingly.
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WAsEIING ON NEWS
GOSSIP y szzzzEs szaazs sai5z:

commissioner OF internal revenue to
collect and publish statistics of leaf
tobacco intended to repeal a bill Of
April, 1912, wherein the census bu.
reau was athorized to collect and pub.
lish similar statistics, has received
the approval OF the interdepartmental
committee, organized last July to de.
termine the best means for collecting
and publishing tobacco statistics. B.
F. McGhee represents West Virginia
on the interdepartmental committee.
The new bill authorizes the collection
and publication Of these statistics
quarterly, instead Of semi.annually,
and the whole measure is intended to
correct a complicated situation,
whereby the census bureau, the inter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-22
LILLY ENTERS RACE.

1T INcLE ABE" LILLY has at last tossed hts hat
into the ring and is now a tullfedged candidate
for governor on the Republican ticket It has
been known for long time that Attorney General LILY
was contemplating entering the race. but 1t was not
until yesterday that he made his formal announcement
ABE" is not at all short confidence and II confidence
will put him over at the primaries he should win in
walk Lilly is fighter from the ground up and he says
that he is out for blood as the saying goes.
"The die is cast" says Lilly II am in the race for
governor and expect to WIN" Lilly has made careful
investigation of the situation and has made canvass
of the state and feels that he has good chance to land
in front of the field. He has many friends in all parts
of the state and is excellent campagner One thing
certain no matter how the battle goes Lilly will fight
all the way and the who gives him battle will know
that he has been in stif fight.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-22
WHO WILL BEIREWARDED?.

q ONE good deserving Democrat Is in line for
$1,000 position now that Walter Hasgerty has risen
from the rank Of city attorney that prosecuting
attorney And there manywho seek the Office There
Is little work connected with the Office aud the fact that
pays $1,000 per annum and has very little labor CON
nected with makes 1t an office that is eagerly sought
No ntimation has been given as to the man who win
be given the position Of city Attorney but in short time
the local Democratic leaders will get together and decide
upon the man who Is get the reward for faithful
Torrance of duties Let hope that the most capable
man and not the man with the best Stand the
powers that be may receive the appointment
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-22
MANY NEW CHARTERS.

A. MEXICAN newspapers these days are full of &C.
~ counts Of industrial establishments running day
and night; Of banks sovernowing with money;
mounting wages and bounttul crops but no where is
there activity that affords greater promise Of future
prosperity for the whole people than that which Is going
on in the state house at Charleston where they issue
charters to West Virginia corporations.
To be sure the multiplication Of corporations Is not
always good thing; sometimes It is great and far.
reaching evil. But no who has given the matter
even superficial thought can have failed to note that
heavy percentage Of the charters that are being grant
ed at Charleston Just being granted to men who
are themselves going to develop the wonderfully rich
natural resources Of the state. 1t is most healthy
condition West Virginia is going to come into It's own
soon unless some staggering blow leveed at the bust
ness interests of the country at large.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-22
RUFF if i; STUFF
Awise man. in times Of peace. pre-.
pares for Christmas.
RYsREo.

b. . i
wise man. in times Of peace. pre-.
pares for Christmas.
How much will you go a new board
for the ruin that crosses the Monon.
gahela? We've been trying for some
time to fnd out how many centuries
ago that old structure was built.
Everything was all right after the
wedding at Washington until Mayor
Armstrong Of Pittsburgh wired con.
ordinations.
In the meantime Charles Cumps toms
head is still aching, and Jim. Ice leis.
Iurely awaits the smoldering Of public
opinion.
Ten times gu. Of eleven whom a
shot takes effect in the movies it hits
the arm.
Pretty soon It will be against the
law to hold hands. Between microbes
and germs it's hard life.
Those robbers that gagged a man in
New York by throwing a ton of coal
on him could have done It easier by
telling him the price Of the coal.
Ford meetings are not allowed in
Denmark. Whenever they meet in
America the casualty list is usually
as large as II two autos came togeth-
er.
Why is It that all restaurants have
graduated sugar that is really lump?
What business has Yamada play.
ing Willie Hoppe at billiards.. Prob.
ably after the Willard.F Fulton fight, 1t
will be all right for certain person.
ages to charge admission to see Shag.
town play the Boston Red Sox.
The Huntington artists find that the
girls there are too bashful to pose. or
course this does not mean that they
are too bashful to pose with a normal
supply Of clothes on. s.
It's easy enough to be pleasant when
life goes along like a song, but the
man worth while is the man with a
smlle-just after he swears of smok.
ing New Years day.
The referee In a. basketball game is
much more important than the play.
era. At least he blows more.
4
The Mercer county woman who
has had i've children In three years
will have to mention to Santa Claus
that the stockings hanging up do mot
represent a weekend party.
Now! that the ALLIES have quit5the
Dardaneiles Is It In line to Say that
Ford is doing some good?
Now that part Of China has risen
against Yuan Shi Kai and as Mexico
has become tranquil we are ready to
take up our gun against the planet
Of Mars.
Guess II Britain has any territory
In Mars they use the song Britain.
mia Rules the Canals"
Well soon be able to do our. Christ.
mas shopping early-Friday morning.
A rich father.in.law is alright in his
.place-provided his place is in his
son.in.law's home.
sss 81
Abe Lilly announces that he is going
TO be candidate for Gubernatorial NOM
nation. Every third man in West
Virginia is counsin of Abe's.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-22

R. E. Mumaush. inspector, of fac
tories under State Labor Commission.
er J. H. Nightingale. has Just re-
turned to his home in Parkersburg
from tour Of two weeks through the
southern part Of the state, during
which the extent to which the child
labor laws were being observed was
particularly gone into. As IA result OF
this investigation, Inspector Mumaugh
were under the legal age limit, which
Is IS. or a total ofE104 girls inter.
viewed, only 2s could tell the year
In which they were born. sOf the 81
found 81 girls and 81 boys at work
in the various factories inspected who
girls found at work under the legal
age, only 10 had permits. The AZ
girls who had not these permits were
sent home with instructions to their
parents to reinstate them In school.
Eighty-nine per cent Of the 104 girls
had quit school while in the fifth
grade. OF the 81 boys found at work
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-22

crackmen in the United States. they
have the ring leader Of the band OF
yeggmen who plundered Virginia and
West Virginia OFFICES In large mum.
bers during the past year. The rob-
berries began In September. 1914, and
since that time postal inspe ctors have
kept q very close witch on that sec:
ton OF the country. with the result
that the leader OF the gang was ar.
rested at the home Of his sister near
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-22

must have been hard at It from early until late This
is the busy Of the year the mail employees all
over the country and the worst rush win probably be
from now until Christmas Day Like his Christmas
shopping the Christmas mailing Of the average indvid
al s done at the last minute which jams up the post
Office department. The rush would be great enough
ordinarily but when tie late christmas packages start
coming in there Is no rest for The weary clerks
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-22
CHICAGO BREAKS RECORD.

r. IGHT hundred tons Of Christmas mall was handled
in the Chicago postofice on Monday, which breaks
all records for the amount of mail handled in one
day at that office The amount Of parcel post business
preceded all expectations according to the reports from
che Windy City Eight hundred tons of mail is some
amount to handle In single day and the clerks surely
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-22

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The first
two weeks in January will be busy
times for the National Rifle Associa-
ton and the National Guard for the
promotion Of Rife practice. The
annual meeting Of the board Of d.
fectors Of the former will meet at the
New Willard on Jan. 18th. and the
following day the annual meeting Of
the National board will be held in the
office Of the Secretary of War. Meet
ings will also be held by the sub.com-
nittee on rules, range construction
and legislation. At the National board
nneeting It will be decided whether
there will be annual matches for
1915. 1t IL thought that the War De-
partment may ask Congress for an
appropriation to be made Immediately
for large Federal range near Wash.
ington. In the seevnt that 1t is grant
Cd II is possible that the rifle range
Will be located in West Virginia. A
commission appointed by the War
Department some time ago investi.
gate the question OF available ground
near the Capital, and reported to Con.
nress three sites that weer favorable,
two IN virginia and one in West Vir.
sinin.