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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-20

liant city of all.Dalmatia A white city
Hskirted by battlenlents, it lies. on a
headland that juts into the blue sea,
and behind it lift the gaunt purple
Dalmatian mountains
And the city within is no less TO
mantle than its setting. The hotel
where. you stop is set in a seml-trop-
ical garden where palmcttos rustic
their long leaves and oleanders, laden
with pink and w hite bloom. making
the air heavy with perfume, and ripe
.pomegranates show golden through
heavy foliage.
But Ragusa will be seen in full re-
gala only on Sunday Then come
thousands of peasants from all
surrounding towns, and each town has
la distinctive costume Of many colors-
1t would be Impossible to describe
these. but suffice it to say that all are
of Oriental splendor and set off by
numerous ornaments such as heavy
neck chains, enlbroid cred and beaded
scarfs, wells of brilliant color and
Eglittering jelWeled bands worn about
the forelleads Of The women. And
among the peasants are stately, dark
eyed Greeks and turbaned ATo1lamme-
dams and Austrian officers in n gold
braid ed uniforms and whitehead sail
iors from the ships in port Truly. Dali
lmatia-f Is one place in the world Where
life has all the color and variety OF
r,t,rrx " ~ Il
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LAWS OF The AN CLIENTS.
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The Oldest code OF laws in the
world has lately been added TO the
lBabyionic collection of Yale UNIVERSE
IL. as a result OF archaeological re-
search. 1t includes as.7 sections OF
the laws or Babyl onia enacted during
the reign Of Hannnllr;
Hannnura bi was al contemporary Of
Abrah anrs and areiEned during the
years 2 SIS and 2242 d. C..5according
to we'll aut enticated records. The
newly discovered laws are .teng raved
upon; a block o f diorite rock about
seven feet iii length. bible Rstude nts
Twill be. interested to know that this
old code contains many OF thoughts
incorporated i'll the Mosaic law as re-
Sealed in The book OF. Exodus. espe-
Icially in the twentieth and twenty
first chapters, although according to
archaeological proofs it must have
preceded Moses sbysoverS two centuries.
"A complete anslation ofstt1is old
code is oM being made and WILDE
published shortly under the tauspi
Iofi the Yale Alumni Assoc citation. III
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itrre. public printing and public Ill
3brary and was chairman Of the com-
smittee on passed bills
ssfs Senator Parrish introduced many
Important bills and secured the pas
sage Of the corrupt practice ACT. -oun
vi agriculture agent bill. DENIAL bill.
municipal library bill. pharmacy u.
Judgment on notice and AFFIDAVIT bill
and court reporter, bill as well as 10
serai measures. He voted against ev-
cry Increase in salary and other bills,
increasing and extending the peoples
money IN creating new and expensive
offices. Ri.
~ Senator Parrish attended every
session OF the legislature and missed
Very few roll calls, always being will
ing to go on record for or against ali
Treasures. He was indepcndent bo:a
in committee rooms and on tlie floor
3of the Senate and always cast hi
vote for what he thought woald he Ia
the best interests ofallis constituents.
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Isn't ittruly remarkable the rapid
1ty With whichathe Democratic press
discovers the leading papcrs Of the
state" Whenever member OF the
Republican press takes issue against
the administrations they are landed by
The Democrats and are immediately
set UP as examples of truth and
right. But4let a Democratic publIca-
ton take. a false step or give utter
ance to a word deroEatory to the
Democratic propaganda and he iS
bounced upon by his colleagues in q
most inhnmane manner and is brand
ed as astraitor Take the case of the
Hon. IohnrJ. CornWell, of the Hamp-
shire Review. fol. instance. He is a
man Of wisdom and courage and
when he detects Il wrong within the
confines Of his party he does not hes
ftate to denounce it. For thus doing
ne is termed a traitor by his associ-
ates. The Republican press. though.
that shows the slightest inclination
TO dfsapprove Of the action OF its
party is set up as possibly the lead
ing Republican paper in the state.''--
Preston News.
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HOME FROM THE TRENCHES.

CBy the author Of The Last DAYS
of Greece; /" THE Last Days Of Feb
.ruary;;" The Last Daisy a Al III on
Account. Of No CASH" .It's Long
Lane That Has no Tin Can; 4, THE
Philosophy of gtime I" Cyrus Pig
gleWort;;' The Rift in the Schultz"
ctcD -s
Synopsis of preceding chapters:
;DanFille Slot has led a life rocking
with misfortune. AT the age Of -four,
a year after his third birthday HI fell
out of a gunl-drop tree and sustained
a. bump on his head which nevcr#left
him. At sixshc started to work in the
mines fas duster. never seeing the
daylight for years at a time. and fire.
lquently being snothered andcr tons
fofsfallinE coal. Finally he was sham
SGhied and forced to join the Austrian
army where, in the presetn war, he
served for several terrible months
digging bitches llnarrncd Finally lis.
escaped and swan to his homo in
NTcstdiEgins, Maine. AS he goes up
the stairs to his old room, his aged
Parents hear him and recognize his
footsteps Shortly forwards, fear
ing that the INF fortunate youth has
come home to end his unfortunate
life. theyfgo up and listen outside his
door They hearfa fearful sound.
Chapter 1000
81 is the death rattle,' brcathcd
the aged mother
Fearfully, they opened tie door.
Their son was gargling with Loot's
Lightning LarynN I4,1hr,ica tor.
The end
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Mrs. Kate Richards O'Harc.

Kate Richards OHare, of st. Louis.
who will speak in the court house this
evening at 18:d5 o'clock, is perhaps
the best known lecturer. writer and
reformer in4the feminist movement.
She has given amost1actjve life to the
eau Sc of@Wonan suffrage. The mem
Ibers ofEthe !Noinen's organizations Of
this city are especially invited to
hear the lecture. Mrs O,Hare had
been an-evangelist and a social serv-
ice worker. but has. for many years
platform.
Come and hear Mrs o'Hare; nc
admission charged.
mission charged.
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COMING EVENTS
IN CI.ARKSBURG

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Monday, TUESDAY and Wednesday:
March %, % and "a e Camille G. pre-
scented by the Palace! Players, Palace
theaters ~
Tuesday, March 33Rc cital, by pll-
pills of Miss Cora Smith. evening.
First Methodist Episcopal church,
benefit NNomnn's Christian Temper
anco Union 5
Tuesday, March q Ball given By
Young Mems Jewish Society, evening,
Masonic temple. n;
5Thursd March Entertain
fncnt given by faculty or music and
expression OF Broaddus Institute.
cYening, First Baptist church.
Thulsd ay, Friday and Saturday,
March %, % and 2277---.srhe Three
Twins musical comedy, presented by
| the Palace Players PALACE tn ater.
s Friday, March e6R Recital by
Evan lllfans. tenor. auspices Mar
cato Club. evening re binson Grand
ftheater.R ssstEssst 81 ss ssF
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The rEllaH Decision.

While no doubt based ZIP the law
as il is understood by Justice Page,
the Thaw decision impresses the lay
man very strongly as a case Of might
makes right" Thaw was extradited
from New Hampshire TO New York OH
a charge Of conspiracy and the SUI
preme court OF the United States
specifically stated that he could not
be turned over to New York on the
charge OF insanity. Now, having OBJ
tanned possession of ThaW and having
lost the right to hold him by the
charge on which he was extradited.
New Y ork is apparently determined
to hang on to him simply by main
strength. Wheeling News.
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Dalmatia is not state or a nation,
and never, was, but for all tha e is
probably the most distinctive bit OF
country in the world. Occupying the
narrow strip OF land hundred miles
long between the eastern shore OF
the Adriatic and the mountains, the
'5Dalmatian coast was a hiEhway Of
commerce before Rome was a power
And alter it was Rome's highway to
conquest. and Romans built the cities
near the. sea.
ss That Austria happens to own Dial
malta today is merely chance. and
docs not mean that there is anything
Austrian about the Damatian cities.
for they are composite products of
the West and the; East 1n Dalmatia.
.Slav and italian have met and mingled
and the result is a country and a peo-
pie unsurpassed for distinctive color
and character. as
Ragusa is perhaps the most brill
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Make Efiur Records.

Harlison county was Well repre-
scented i'll the last session of the leg
islature, as the record discloses that
) Senators White and Parrish, rs welt
a as Mr. Dawson and DR.. Rinehart
took; very active part in all impor-
tant legislation and secured the pas
sage or several imp rtant us
Senator White was chairman Of the
\ judiciary committee and The had
charge OF practically all the important
Legislation enacted. He alsofseryed
Son the Following committees:
Privileges and elections, roads and
naviga tion. penitentiary.ffed cral#r ela-
stions, sinImigration. agriculture,
claims and grievances. public library.
and prohibition and temperance.
s IN too * active part in all debates
on the 1oorsof the Senate and carried
considerable influence on Important
measures.
Senator White was the patron of
q the primary election, law and several
local bills. He always voted on meas
urcs Affecting his district for the in
terest. OF, the maj ority Of his constit-
uents and oppo sed the creation Of new
Offices and increasing Of salaries.
Senator Parrish. while the young
lest M mbe aof the Senate and one
Mi 9th COST eFei,t elected,atOok an
Tactiv part In all egislation consider
Cd at the regular and special sessions
III was chairman Of the commit
tee on redistrictinE and secured the
pasaage the congressional reds
rictins bill and the bill reanportion-
ing the membership OF the House OF
a Bel gates. which gives Harrison
Z county four members hereafter. He
also served on the 3followinE#com
tees: I'll s t n IT i.ss3;ss! Il .as4
y Finance. counties and municipal
corporations !. banks aud corporations,
public Buildings and humane, institu-
tons Immigration and asricul-
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Saturday, March 2 within the
Law" Robinson Grand theater.

Saturday, March within the
Law Robinson Grand theater.
Sunday. March 2s-Initiation fourth
degree and banquet. Knights Of Col
unbus, ST. Mary:s school.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
March Is, 90 and 3d. The w oman OF
Mystery, presented by the Palace
Players. Palace theater.
Tuesday, March 3O-Dance given by
Masonic Club, evening, Masonic
temple. s5..: a5-4 3
Tuesday. March 5 0LeR Roy, Tai
ma and Bosco. conjurers and illus
ionists, evening 6, Johnson Grand
theater. En-
Tuesday, March 330.-tElks social ses-
sion, evening .Elks club.
Sunday. April Sacred cantata,
Victory Divine, given BY First Meth
odist Episcopal church oh Dir evening.
Sunday, April 49, Cantata, The
Easter Message," rendered by choir OF
First Baptist church.
Tuesday. April City election.
Wednesday, April Recital by
Byron w. King. evening, First Baptist
church, auspices Omega Sunday
school class.
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CHURCHES
!, ST.. PAUL'S M. -. CHURCH,
south, corner Main and Chestnut
4 streets, stheHR ev.s Nv. H. FoglesonR.

ST. PAUL.s NJ. CHURCH.
south, corner Main and Chestnut
streets. theifR Rev. H FoglesonE.
pastor. 9::45 Ia. M. Sunday school
j.. d. Johnson. superintendent. III
u. III. sermon by i he Rev. l. Heu-
ser on The Increasing Christi .
u M. meeting OF the Personal Work
3ers committee Of the Hamilton cam
PAL gn and short addresses on How
to Win Men. $50 p. m. Epworth
League. Edwin Flowly, lead er. 8
y. m. sermon by the pastor. 80 p:
nj. "Wednesday, prayer meeting. The
public is cordially invited:
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
corner Pike and Chestnut street..FsW.
Al. Long. minister. 9i.3 ~. m. q ible
school With orchestra music W. stsN.
Eutlip. superintendent. 11Sa.s nj. ser
mon by the pastor on he Winning
Of the First Disciple. so p.s m.
sermon by a visiting minister. ~
cordial welcome.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, corner of e West Pike and
North Second streets. the Rev. G.. d.
Smith. minister. 81: o a. M, class
meeting, ]. H. Sommerville.S leader.
q :3 o. a.. M, Sunday school. w. Has n-
vIssosn. superintendent. o. 5 Am.
morning worship. 6.3 0 N. n.s Ep-
worth League, topic: .Dayi d. G DDS
Method of Developing Leader
Mrs. Oscar u. h OFT, leader. If:$g0 p.
sermon by the pastor onssTEa Safe and
Sane View Of Hell. III
THE cEN4RAL 2 REsBFTERIAN
CHURCH, next to Masonic temple.
West Pike street. the Rev. Herbert
Justin l1sup. pastor. $3.50 a. m.
morning Sabbath sch DOL. a. m,
sermon by The Rev. u w. Morrison.
s2 b. IN. afternoon Sabbath school
8 o p. m. sermon by the pastor on
..The Plan of Providence. sNVednes-
day evening. March 2 nfid-week
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FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD:
q s..-5If3.s Robert Morris.
An SHcning Echo.

Let justice have its impartial
course and the law free passage.
Though to your loss, protect no man
against 1T; for you are not above the
law. but the law above you. Live,
therefore. the lives yourselves you
woul d have the people live. and then
YOU have the right and boldness to
punish the transEressor. Keep upon
the square, for God sees you, there
sfore.fdo your duty, and be sure you
see with your own eyes, and hear
With your own ears. William Penn.
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Voters of Clarksburg do not have
to think very long in order to make axe
up their minds that the ticket headed
by Harry Gordon s the proper one
to Vote. They all know it without
having to Sengage in much thought.
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tendent III al m. sermon by the
Rev. w. H. FoElesong. T:30 p. m.
sermon by the pastor on What G. OIL
Asks of U.s. Wednesday 4 30 p. m.
~. p. g. E. prayer meeting.
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BRIDGEPORT AZ. e. CHURCH.
schedule for 1913-1914. b: S. Ham
rick, pastor. Stewart Chapel.
10: 6, Trinity 8 90. Bridgeport z 3 i
first and third Sund aye In each pnth
Bridgeport 1 I:n o a. M. Smith 3 Q co.
M. Grasselli 7s::.3 Q p. q: second and
fourth Sundays in the month. Mt
Zion every fifth sabbath at 1893 o.
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UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.
lAdanston,: the R ev. d. Cunning
ham. pastor.s Sabbath school 30
a. nj. Preaching i 0:30 Al. ~. the
pastor car serve yon. cal him.
House adjoins church
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BARNES MEMORIAL BAPTIST
CHURCH, Norlkyiew. the Rev. 3. p.
Baldwin, pastor. Preaching en-, sec
ond and Fourth Sundaysyat1 10 IS O q. m
and 7:SO p. m Sunday sch0ol every
Sunday afternoon at q: 80 p. ms.
III. fylcholson. uperint endent.
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MT. oL1vET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Grasselli. the Rev W. III. Davis. pas
tor. 2:S15 u. M Sunday sschoa1 nd
at T::E2O pm. preaching by thepas-
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ADAMSTpn METHODIST EP1sCo-
3PAL4C "a he Rev. IA. B.aWo1fe.
pastor. Preaching every Sunday q: 80
Il. m Sunday chool 9 3 O. a. M. 4 Class
meeting 10 IS G. al M. EpWortht League
6:,3Osp. M Prayer N eeteing -NVednss-
nvS z ~ Sssi $sS n.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-20
prayer service. topic: Fleeing
Days. You, reader, will be made
heartily welcome to every service.

prayer service, topic: Fleeing
Days You. reader, will be made
heartily welcome to every service.
ST. PAUL'S METHODIST EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH. NORTH. Grassel-
III. the Rev. S. Hamrick. pastor.
1880 a. m. Sunday school. l.. e.
Barnett. superintendent. Preaching
every second and fourth Sunday at
Is 9 p. M. by the pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. corner
West Pike and Sixth streets. the Rev.
w q. Taylor D: d.. pastor. Sabbath
school $3.50 "a. m, J. a White. SUI
Eperintendent- Sermonsat ny AS a. m.
$50 D. M. 3. Y. r. 40 p. M.
sermon.
CATHOLIC CHURCH, corner East
Pike andsElk streets, the Rev. f.. H.
McDermott. rector. assisted by the
Revs. ~ D. McSwiggan and =. O.
IDoherty. Special Peace Day services
beginning attt1le close OF high mass
and continuing snntilsthe close of the
Iyestry serper sermon In Intervening:
DUFF STREET UNITED BRETH-
Rem stea1ey Heights. the
Rev W. NJ. Slaughter pastor. 8 g 0 Eaat
M. Sunday school d. 4 F. I,awman. SUI.
ing. .. nj Junior Christian
Endeayor, Mrs. Ford. preside $3.50.
p. m, mems meeting. $50
%. m. Christian End eavor. Mrs. Al b.
/ Rohrbnu gil, president Prayer#service
| NFednesda evening at rs O o'clock.
Loyal Temperance Legion at
O'clock Friday afternoo on.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
corner West Main and South Sec
Iond streets. the r er Henry n. Nc
M Sunday school and Bible classes.
al a. IN. an exchange Of pulpits as.
arranged by the Clarlssburg Minis
ters Union $3.50 p!s sIn. Young Peo-
pies meeting 4: 50 p: m. sermon by
the pastor on ~ emptlti on to Pre-
sumo. the second Of a series OF
sermon pre- paratory to the bernacle.
meetings.
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.
Northyiew. the Rev. w a NJ Slaught
ert Nice Chung. superintendent. Ia !,
M classmeetins s.. 6 IS D ID. mi. Christian
FEndeavor. 7r::.3N III: m. preach
ing. 2 3 Of u. M: Thursda y meet
ling Of the Ladies Aid Society at
tthe church Wednesday prayer
Injecting T5:3U pm Cottage prayer
meeting Monday. Tuesday and FRI
day evening Of each week. Call pas \
tor by Bell phone 4 a Q Q for any SER
vice desired.
ADAMsTon sETHoD1sTE P1soo-
EPALs CFtURCH.ftt the Rev.#A. B. Wo1fe.
pastor Preaching every Sunday q: 30
| :. m. Sunday school 9 g o. a. I'm. Class
meeting 10 .3 CT a. M. 8EpworthsLeagne
| 6:30sp. M Prayer meeteing .NWednes-
day at 4: 8 u i5
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH..
IsAdanlaton,s the 4R ev. - Cunning
ham. pastor Sabbath school 80
a: nj: Preaching y 0:3 - a. ~. II the
pastor can serve you. call him.
House adj joins church
s ST! MARKS LUTHERAN
ICHUECH. corner Park and MeiEs'
avenues. the n en-. liam e Heuser..
pastor. Ill IS Park avenue. 9:s4 5 "a n.
Sunday school IL. @. Reep. superin-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-20

@ ST. PAUL'S METHODIST EP1S-
III. the Rev. B. IS. Hamrick. pastor.
1880 a. m. Sunday school. l.. e.
Barnett. superintendent Preaching
every second and fourth Sunday at
1850 p. mr. by the pastor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-20

.. m. IA special invitation Is extended
to all to attend these services. Ill
services in brick church at Stealeys
Heights.