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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
PLAN RESERVES
FORCANALGUARD
Force Of Well.Trained Panama Citi.
Iens in Charge Of American Officers
Il Commanders Idea.


PANAMA. "'''" -.' ] ''''' '"' '''
organization of d large and well train
cl reserve force from among the ma
u,,s ,f u,. r,,,rI,Ii,. nr p,rom, ar,
u.,...,,.. ,....-
'''''- ''''''''''" wy ~ ''H'''''
nj Clarence Il Edwards, commander
Of the Panama canal troops 1t IL
prnrosrd TINT these reserved should
form u pnrt of fine Panama capal de
frnse forcrs and .hould be- Trained by
American officers FOR use iu cnsr the
cuupI or thr r,puhlir were ntuckpd
General Edwards ho, bad n brief
conference win General Eslnbnu
Iuertgs the lIhprptor Of pnunma whu
declared the plop rntIrcl, fop~ihIp and
rromlscd his mid m thr event II wps
decided IA establish ,u,n A untiyc re.
serve force
II il apId tnpt practically olI NJ thc
u,tiyrs in thr ht.rinr nrr excellent
shot. and vouId he pcrfcrtly Willing
T., servr fnr "A short time fnr lIttIr upy
{, fine ynrIuus instruction cnmus TINT
,,nuld be established General IIupr
tp, believed that probnbly 2OOoO T,
anOOO surb rcserylstS could be obtpIp
.l
The patlyp trnnns would he officer
rd n, youpg pnpnmnps schoolrd h,
fine American officers II wnuld he IN
tbr npturr oS national gunrd ot
Panama but vnuld NOT sunplppt m,
u,cscut potioneI malice
General Imrrtss prohobIy vould Il,
%, ,.,truytnd vtth tho nr,,,i,otI,, ~ IA,
reserve fore, undcr the dirrctiou. ot
General Edwards lie took rart In m,
hInodlrss reyoutInp that frrcd psrs
ma from CnlomhInn lnpipp,iop nm,
mnde the presem rrnuhllr ~ ponnm,
uossiblc lie then was In command nj
lhe Columbian troops stationed II
Panama with which nc Ioinrd the rev
olutlopIsts "A. /. trained soldie,
and has soon much military snrvIrn I,
the ysrlnus revnlutlnps that Cnlomhl,
had IN rontepd WIN hcfnrr ne hrram,
psnamar
General Edward. Inns S,uuJ ,yh,t II,
bnlI,yas In IA. an tI,oI rnrrir, ,r,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
THE FOLLY.

Oklahoma Ciuaus who desire the
best To be- had In the vaudeville line
should attend the early performance,
at the Folly this week The bill is
guaranteed by the manager to be- the
best offered this year There are
four acts, and 1t is difficult To- deter
mine which Is the best. Cowtrs and
Dustin ARE refined singers worthy N
spccml mention The members Of this
team are elegantly custumed Cowlrs
has q splendid baritone voice and
Mis- Dustin a sweet cuntraltu. Both
voices blend beautifully Their sing
ing i, the kind that will be- apprc.
ciutrd by lovers Of vocal music
Springer and Fields, formerly with
the Pink Lady also have one of the
finest singing and talking acts ever
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29

A good treatment for a cold settled
In the lungs is HERRICK'S RED
PEPPER POROUS PLASTER ap
piled 10 the chest 10 draw out lnflam
nation, and BALlARD'S HORB.
HOUND SYRUP TO relax tlghtness
You get the twu remedies for the price
of one by buying the dollar size Hore
hound Syrup there is a porous plaster
free with each bottle Sold by West.
fall Drug company.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29

are laid. Oycrholscr audiences will
recognize the finished artistry of II
really capable actor Albert Patterson.
leading man for the American Play.
ers and one Of the well known stugc
heroes Of the country.
Pattcrson's dclinratlon of the crook
will be entirely contrasting with the
character ne enacted last week I'm
within the Law aud his power 10
mctamorphuse his life thus proves
his crrsatillty as a player
This leading man has played with
some " the most important cumpu
nics and stars In America. For a
long time he was connected with the
Chicago stock company. and later
with the Imperial Stock company NJ
St Louis lie has c,snyed leading
roles in individual productions such
"a the white Sister Alias Jimmie
Valentine Lion and the Mouse" and
equally acceptable attractions.
Among those he has supported dur
Ing which periods he received IN,
plaudlts Of critics and plnyyoers
were Miss Percy llRsvrll Georg
Fawcctt, Nance O'Ncll aud Ros,
Smh These are among the mos
brilliant players ON the American
stage aud the mere fnct that one ha
been successful In any cast capacit
with them Is high recommendation u
ability.
Among the plays to he given by IN
American Players, all of the most ~
pcnsive royalty type Mr.. Pattcrso
will have ample opportunity to r,
veal his cleverncss and his intelligeI
conception Of many characters, and
Is assured that ere the engagemeI
ends he win have won snug plat
In the henrts of oklahoma City
] thnNtar rufr,uv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
THOMAS BOY SAYS JOHNSON
~ NOr TOO PAT TO FIGHT

THOMAS. Ok March ~ Harry Chap
mnn. Thomas boy who is now training
with the 81 Louis Frdcrals writes io
friends here saying that they viii con
iiuu' their training In Cuba until April
b. when they viii leave fnr Chicago.
where their season opens Chapman says
TINT ho has seen Jack johnson % number
NJ times and that the idea that johnson
is too fat to fight IL mistake Chau
mnu says that the 10 cent cans ~ Prince
Nh"rt smoking tobacco costs % cents.
o shave and haircut Is cents uud 900
l"r cream soda ~ ,ruts lu cubs Price,
fOr other commodities are high u urn
portion. no. SAYS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
SAINTS sOIn WNLKEK
TO GET TRAIN FARE

Lul lSNllLE. Mur.h @ baseball
inns wore greatly surprised tn hear last
week that Dixie walker smhmnn n
the saints. aud one " the best hurlcrs
lu the American us-Urutlou had been
sold tp thr Brewers The saints had a
down aud out club ns 10 was Walker
was th" chief satellite and pastlme enthu
7iusts could not figure why Mike Kelly
the new manager waded right In AMI
disposed " Walker right or the reel.
thereby weakening the team to greater
extent
The cloud W mystery that cnvclopcd
the negotiation has been lifted Walker
was sold nfter the Inst game last fall
ut the Rrrr tlty for rarfnrr FrieI re-.
UriNrd instructions to SELL amy athlct,
h" Gould fur ready money loo order To get
the Saints back home and pay overdue
salaries
Manager Cmrk. uf the Brewers. made
am offer fur Walker nud hp was sold on
the spot Ihl, rNuurrutrs Nike Kelly
from the rhurgc ur selling his main prnp
Kelly Will frrl the blow fur many moons
iu come Many fans viii be- GLAD to know
that De- did not figure lu the Walker .rIr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
VICTOR ~ rus RACE WILL
M SPEED kINU ~ WORLD

Los ANGELES March ~ For the
title ut speed klnp or the world" bob
Hurmau. Louis pi,hruw und Earl Cooper
today agreed to meet m nny mur
match race al Ascot park ON April T.
brighton Reach s. offered large
purse for the race ON learning the mcu
were mutuhrd Minneapolis also was after
! the race
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
now 10 IItk JOHNSON.
ny ONE VINO COULDN'T

UNNNNN cuba March 20 Jess vii
IUtd uuu s to huN Jack Johnson. has
been given SOME advice FROM Tommy
Burns 900 how tu box johnson
fought Johnson wrong said Rurns
,.I PLAYED into bits hands thinking
Auuld outgume him n had boxed him
p could have stayed the llmit aud won
the decision. for johnson. / think. is the
poorest champion We ever have had Ou
thr defensive he ~ great man, but hc
Won't fight sting him und he'll run
n Dee lands blow or two uud doem
burt Won no gets discouraged ! don't
see how hr ,au hurt big fellow Ike
YOU. aud if yUu play your cards right In
this fight vUull surely hc the next chuu
plun
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
GOVERNMENT RESTS CASE
IN TERRE HAUTE TRIAL

INDIANAPOLIS, March 2G.-The
government today rested It's case In
the Terre Haute election fraud trial
The defense was ready with nun.
her Of witnesses to begin lts side OF
the case.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
HOTEL CONDUCTED ny OLD
JOE GANs - ~ FOR sNLE

BALTIMORE. March - There !. d,rp.
sombcr gloom iu the old town today "IHr
GuldfIeld the hotel blult by the mtc Joe
Cans with part Of the bacon" brought
home after his famous fight with Rat
tllng Nelson, is closed and huge piarurds
tell pussershy that the place is for sulr
while Gaus lived the ho,trlry flourish
I'd. OF late yrnr- the place has been con
durtrd 10y Cans widow. who is now Nr-
Ford Dubuey wife ul the Sew York song
writer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
NE-rERpA,.S GAMES

MrSKOGEE. Okla. March 70 The ~
Paul American association club drfcl'
the MuskOgrr Western association club
a to D here sunday
DALLAS. Tex March ~ The New
York Nationals first team defeated the
Iurul Texas league team by score II
ten 10 nothing here sunday
Score. X II 10
New York . .. IN OlO 3Ug no 10 .
Dallas .............. OOO OOO 90 U u .
Batteries rrrrrI S,huurr and Meyers.
smith Mullen. scWrll Ind Dunn, IA
Mullins
ST LOUIS. Murrh ~ After pitching
six scorrlrss Innings Lrr Meadows the
local Nationals. new pitcher gave way an
the seventh granting the Americans fuur
runs In that inning aud one In the next
while his team scored only two throur'
out the game
AS,'I,.p, s,S5, ... ..................ls 3 d !,
Nationals ...... ......... 3D. O.
Batteries wclImau ana Agucv Mya
dUws aud snyder
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March - .Wy
fusl base running aud the use of hlt aud
run play, Snn Antonio Texas lrugurI
Won sunday from the chinese university
| " Honolulu hnl tcum, . To I'm the fast
est game so far this season
| score II b.
| San Antonio - . Ii .
| chinese University ........ u /
| Batteries Stewart Muuscl and Wuru,
| kuu aud Mark
MEMPHIS Tenn March 20 Nlrmph n
| u the Southern association defeated the
| Minneapolis American association team
| here sunday 10 g.
MOBILE. Ala March % The Cinrin
lnau Nationals made lt three straight
lOvrr the Mobile Southern assuyluiiuu
teum bN winning sunday s game six tu @
NEW ORLEANS. La. March - Tre
Cleveland Americans defeated the Nrv
lOrlshnH club " the southern association
10 90 . in ten inning exhibition game
here SUNDAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
TOLEDO NAY TAKE
PLACE or CLEVELAND

CHlCAOO March ~ Matters regard
Ing the schedule of the American usso.l
alton were complicated further today Nv
the possibility that Toledo would take
the place " cleveland President Tom
Chiylngton admitted the transfer might
bp made before the opening of the season
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29

Take HERBINE for indigestion. It
relieves the pain In a few minutes
aud forces the fermented matter
which causes the misery into the
bowels where Il Is expelled Price 6Oc.
sold hy westfal Drug oDmpanI.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
GIANTS EXPOSE
WEAK SENATORS
Tive GANGS with Fast New Workers
SHOW MAAE who's who In ihe Okla
hOmA city Team

homA city Team,
IN two games, iu each N which the
Giant Colts handled the bat with Just
such skil us giants would be expected
to do the Oklahoma CITY senators were
defeated saturday aud SUNDAY at Sara
roga park by large scores
The game saturday was the FIRST
appearance of d number Of the local
players before team with rep
such IN the Giants boast or AS result
five errors we're Chulkrd up against
them aud they secured but seven hits.
one third Of the number annexed 10y the
New York team much closer game
was staged on Sunday, the local team
having put two errors agalus, II and
holding the visitors down 60 iU U
score VI 10 TO 2
Several new players appeared ON the
sod Tor the Senators yesterday killdutr
giving way to Hutchinson who did uo'
make the showing Of the short sucker lu
saturday \ gHlpe FOrney did not appear
To have q death grip on the third cor
nrr position aud Thompson whom he re
licNcd made ID better showing than the
new trNUut
Following is the score OF the two games
Toy Innings.
Saturday game.
New York ...... OiU 3OU OO6 10 n 3
Oklahoma ........ uOO 900 OO4 = D
Sundays game.
New NOrk . O2O IN on II y
oklahoma .... . OOO OOO 900 o !
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
PATTERSON IS CLEVER
Has Supported Many Stars and viii
BE Jack DOOgan in stop, Thief"
at the OyerhOlser This Week.

When Jack Doogan. thief begins
pursuing his activities In the house
hold in whic stop Thief scenes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
warren wUIrE NND DUFFY
FOR HOIT N BUFFALO

NEW YORK March - Charley
white NJ chicago and Jimmy uurr NJ
Hufthlo we're matched today to ho, ten
rounds I'm lutfnlu On April Y The, Hrr.r
tu make l3G pounds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29

heard here sam Hood Is "A blurkfacc
comedian whose songs and jokes keep
one In continued upruur The TEN
pies have mystlfyiug aud enter
tanning illusiuuist net Iudum viii
he the feature picture for tonight
Thursday Thcdu Bnra viii hc seen IN
q famous picture entitled "krnulzcn
Sunutn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29

A patent has been granted Tor =
glass refrigerator, built NJ steel
frame and with an insulating ALI
space between the inner and outer
walls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
THE LYRIC

Manager Snopoulo To-day is pre-
sentng Miss Vivian Martin, new
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29

MlSkOGEE. Okla. March 70 The st
ruul American association club drfcl d
the Muskogrr Western association club
a to here sunday
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-13
new LAWYERS
In West Virginia Announced
by the Supreme Court of
the State.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 18.-Final GER
tifcates have been.issuet to fifteen ont
of thirty-two men who took the exam
nation on September 8 at ADorgantown
for license TO practice law In this
state, according TO announcement by
the West Virginia supreme court
Eight others received certificates
showing that they passed one or two
groups Of questions while nine failed
completely.
The fifteen who were awarded GER
titicates follow:
d. D. Ashworth, Raleigh; :. w. Cop
ley, Aiingo; w. ]. Cotton, Brooke;
C. w. Ferguson. Wayne; L. R. Hines.
Clarion county. Pa; R. H. Gilbert,
Monongahela: Francis g. Kittle. Bar
bour: H. L Miller. Summers; Karl f.
Phillips, Jefferson; Cecil b. Riggs,
Marshall; 1. D. Smith, Grant; A. C..
Thompson, Ben Moore, George H.
Irish and orytile Hackney. ali Of
Kanawha.
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BLOOD POISON
Resulting from Injury Received
in Football Game Causes
Death of Roland Casner.

Resulting from an injury which he
received in a football game two
weeks ago. Roland q. Casner. aged
20 years, veneer cutter, of Burns
Vile, died at O'Clock "Wednesday
morning in a local hospital. At the
time he was injured 1t was not
thought that the injury would
amount to much as he only wrenched
q knee. but blood poison developed,
Affecting his other leg and head, caus-
ing his death.
Surviving relatives Of the deceased
young man are Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Casner. his parents; and T. ii. and
=. 9. casner. brothers,. all Of
The body was prepared for burial
and will be taken to BurnsyilIe
Thursday morning on the 6 o'clocl,
Baltimore and Ohio passenger train.
The funeral services and burial viii
be held there Friday afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-13
STAGKPO[
is Said TO Have Good Chance.
Now to Win His Fight
against Anthrax.
tsv AsseeikrEpeass

NEW YORK. Oct. R-Physicans
who have been aiding George f.
Stackpole In his determined i've
days, fight against anthrax an
nounced today that the serum
secured from the government was
slowly overcoming the disease.
which up TO this morning was APP
parently gfnd,le.N choking the man
to death. The only fear held by
the physicians is that the poison In
Mr.. Stackpole's system would ma
tertally weaken his heart action.
but stimulants have been given to
Offset this.
During the night 1t was feared
that the patient was dying as he
was semi-conscious, his temperature
rose to 104 and the swelling In the
neck increased .alarmingly. An
other injection Of serum was admin
istered early and shortly after Mr..
Stackpole revived and showed de-
.cided Improvement during the next
few hours. The swelling around the
patients throat has now decreased
and his temperature Is much loYer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-13
ODD FELLOWS
Are Holding State Meeting i'll
MorgantoWn with a Very
Large Attendance.

MoRGANToWN. Oct. 1s-With
500 delegates in attendance rep
resenting over 7Sc lodges, the f1fti-
eth annual session OF the grand
lodge Of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows Is On mere. Mayor Cox.
OF Morgantown. delivered the adj
dress Of welcome ON behalf OF the
town, and George G. Sturgiss spoke
on behalf Of the lscal order Of odd
: Fellows.
DR.. D. L. Ash delivered the re-
spouse, while Ex-Governor william
e. Glasscock delivered the memoirs
al address. The Rebekahs are meet
ing in conjunction anu both viii be
In session until Friday. Ninety-one
Rebekahs took the state assembly
degree Tuesday and others are
taking 1t.
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Social and Personal
department welcomed They may be sent
the Teegrams editorial Telephones:
Bell a8s-J. Home 1917.
in the city u a business visit.
Paul R. Goldley is here

in the city q, business visit.
Paul R. Goldley is here from
Parkersburg.
N. M. Hooker, of Buckhannon, is
here on a brief business visit.
j. w. Pattorff, e Grafton, is q
visitor here
Mrs. w. E. starcher has returned
home from Terra Alta. where she
visited her daughter. Mrs. George a.
Lockwood.
R. G. Taylor is here from Parkers-
W. H. Cunningham, of Hunting
ton, is transacting business here.
DIR. Phoebia G. Moore. Of Man
nington, is guest at the Waldo.
+. d. Warrington, Of Charleston.
is here on business mission.
II. B. Kelley. of Nestoryille, Is a
business visitor here.
( John Lodge, Of Bridgeport. visited
the city Wednesday.
John T. Williams, Of Wierton, a
prominent plate manufacturer, is a
city visitor.
Cyrus creigh, of Baltimore, en-
route to San Francisco, stopped of
here Tuesday evening to visit his
niece, Mrs. ]. j. Crews, Of Virginia
street, a few days.
Mrs. Birdie Chorpening Roger and
daughter, Mrs. ]. A. Latstetter, and
son. Jack, have returned to their
home at Columbus, o.
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FOOL. IS
Continued from page ~


does anything count If man makes
light Of the most important and ap-
palling fact Of our fallen manhood?
Such a man, in the first place,
treats with lightness the thing that
has cost God more than all the works
of Creation cost Him. We under
man be a fool. A fool may be a cul-
tured man; It - not incompatible
with culture that man be so. A man
may be prominent in any department
of life; he may hold the highest of
fee within the gifts Of ths people and
yet have such unbalance Of mind that
not only his activities, but his very
life may constitute him fool.
THE act of fool is not necessarily,
essentially an evil act. For example:
"A little boy. at the dinner table, eat
ing his dinner. has something lodge
In his throat; 1t sticks there so that
stand that 1t was by the Word Of His
power that the worlds were brought
into being. But when he faced the
Issue of sin in His little ones it cost
Him His only begotten Son.
Riot of Physical Suffering.
Second, he treats with lightness
that thing that lies at the root Of all
the wretchedness and woe and blight
that the world knows. Sin is at the
root Of all physical suffering. Sin lies
back somewhere in every heart-break.
Sin is the very core Of every human,
social and national problem. You set
its place in the grasp and greed and
unscrupulous selfishness in the great
city. You see it in the eye Of the as
sassin and suicide and debauchee.
You see 1t grinding in child labor in
your factories. You see 1t in de-
throned manhood and degraded won
anhood everywhere. Sin oyershadows
and trails every life in Clarksburg to-
night, as surety as in the early his
tory of this country, the Indian shad-
owed and trsilci the waite man, and
as surely as IN those days the time
came when the Feen blede flashed
and was buried 10 the :aiit IN flesh. 70
the day is coming when sin will strike
its last fatal. irremdiahla blow.
scenes nj Sin.
Third. he treats with .iEhtness
that fatal thing that has root in
every life, cannot by any power of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-13
WALL Street BISHOP
Visits the City and Delivers an
Able Sermon in Christ
Episcopal Church.

The Rev. William wilkinson. Of
New York, known as the bishop OF
Wall Street, who is enlisted In a
nationwide mission, or revival.
movement in the Episcopal church,
arrived here Tuesday evening. ac-
companied by Mrs. Wilkinson. and
was one Of the Waldo hotels ,distin-
guished guests over nfg1s. Bishop
wilkinson delivered an able sermon
at Christ Episcopal church Tuesday
night, which was very much appre-
ciated BY q responsive congregation.
Wednesday morning he met num-
Der Of Clarksburgers who all found
him a very pleasing gentleman. He
went from this city to Weston,
where he will deliver series Of
mission sermons and talks for a
week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-13
HARMER E[EGTEl
President Of Methodist Episco.
pal Permanent Fund Com
mission of the State.

WHEELING, Oct. 18.-The Metho.
dist Episcopal Permanent Fund Com
mission of West Virginia has elected
the following officeds:
President, Harvey w. Harmer, Of
Clarksburg; first vice president, R. B,
Nay, Wheeling; second vice president,
w. g. Williamson, Charleston; field
secretary, g. w. Kepler, Sistersville;
secretary. the Rev. Hyre D. Clark,
A plan was endorsed, providing for
the appointment Of a committee Of
three by each Methodist church in
West Virginia to work for the estab-
lishment of permanent fund Of $3.50
600.
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GOUzENS OUT
AS General Manager of Ford
Motor Company and Sue
ceeded by Klingensmith.

DETROIT, Oct. 1s-The resixna-
ton Of James Couzens as vice presi-
dent and general manager OF the
Ford Motor Company, was formal-
ly accepted at meeting Of the d.
rectors Of the company today.
Frank L. Klingensmith was elected
to succeed Mr.. Couzens as general
manager, and Edsel B. Ford, son
of Henry Ford, was named to sue
coed Mr.. Klingensmith as secretary
of the organization.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-13
ClEA & fHE BLOOD
AND AVOID DISEASE

When your blood Il impure, weak,
thin and debiiitated, your system
becomes susceptible 70 any or al
diseases.
Put your blood m good condition.
Hood IS Sarsaparilla acts directly
and peculiarly on the blood-it puri-
fies, enriches and revitalizes Sc and
builds up the whole system.
Hood 8 Sarsaparilla has stood the
test Of forty years. Get it today.
ut is sure to help you