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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-26

Jitncy Driver Arrested.

r.. +. Martin twenty-one years old
driver of a titney bus that struck and
slightly injured Mrs. d. Lebron. near
Laurel and Main Streets. about 1916
O'Clock Saturday morning was arrest
ed later by Patrolman l.. n Clarke on
the charge OF driving his car through
the streets recklessly He was bailed
for his appearance in Police Court
this morning.
Mrs Lebron was only slightly hurt,
and was able to continue on her way
AZ swork al the Cohen Company. uhaxD
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-26

Continued from First Page.)
tween Etheibert Stewart, a represen-
tatiye OF the Department of Labor at
Washington. and Mr.. Murphy, of our
office. Mr. Walsh falsiiies tho record.
In his formal statement he says:
THE same day OF his interview
Mr. Murphy wrote full account Of
1t to Mr. Bowers at Denver. ana Mr..
Bow ers wrote back, highly pratsing
Mr. Murphy for his discretion In not
giving the Government agent any in
formation
CATEGORICAL Denial
"Fhe correspondence clearly shows
shat the Government agent did not
pel, for infor nation: that no infor-
nation was withheld. and that Mr.
Bowers made no reference In his let
ter 10 the withholding of Information.
ter to the Withholding OF information
Mr. Walsh attempts to create the
impression by direct statement aud
bv innuendo that my associates and j
SIRE Indifferent to the distressing con-
ditions in Colorado. Commenting upon
"a statement In one of Mr.. bowers
letters, written Immediately after the
beginning OF the strike, IN which Mr.
Bowers stated;
" Several of our mines are work
ing from one-half 10 two-thirds ca
pacity, and If we can continue I'M
disturbed we can keep our steel works
running and supply our railway
friends with coal to keep them going
In good shape until the strike Is over.
Nj Walsh says.
This was at Il time when the peo-
pie OF Colorado were suffering for
tcoal and the price had been ad-
vnnced until thousands Of families
were without fuel
4 False Assumption.
Here again Mr. Walsh's failure to
make inquiry has led him into q false
assumption The fact rs that when
the strike was called. the price Of coal
was not raised by the colorado Fuel
and Iron Company. and most ener-
getic and effective measures we're ta-
ken by the company 10 insure that
the supply OF coal for domestic use
should not be curtailed,
MI. Walsh further states that the
correspondence shows that John u.
Rockefeller. Jr.. who testified before
the commission In New York, and also
before the congressional investigating
committee, that he had kept his
hands off the strike situation and had
no knowledge Of conditions in the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-26
Marion College Finals.

Especial to The Richmond Virgfnian
Marion, April 25.-The date for the
commencement exercises at Marion
College. Marion, Va, Is May 22 to
rs. President Henderson N. Miller
will preach theAbaccalaureate sermon
Sunday morning; Rev Ernest Roedel
McCauley. y. D., of Norfolk. will
preach the missionary sermon Sunday
evening, and Ray, Charles l. Fry,
D. D.. TO Philadelphia, will denver
the address at the graduating exer-
cises Tuesday morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-26
TURKISH ENVOY IS
ON WAY TO BERLIN

Rucilart~$s via Rome. April "a.
--o~rrsan Nigoni. former Turkish
AMBASSADOR nj London. Is on hts
way TO Berlin having been en-
tYx.s,ss. With secret mission iit
connection with Turkeys dc~trr
To conclude, separate peace. we
also will visit Rome
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-26
AUTOMOBILE COLLISION
DAMAGES TWO CARS

Both cars were badly da. AGED and
their occupants severely shaken up
when an automobile driven by w. G..
Green, Of 90 West Seventh Street,
South Richmond coiiid.l at Adams
and Broad Streets about a:45 o'clock
with one driven by W. G. Thomasson.
of No. s East Main Street. Green
was reported by Motorcycle Patrol
man L. n. Clarke for violating a traf
nc ordinance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-26
7. R. WILL EXPLAIN



strong and interesting personalities
in the case TO satisfy even the most
greedy with Roosevelt by no means
through, with Barnes and his story
yet to come. with the loyal Loeb
ready once more to corroborate and
suhstantiate with ex-Senators and ex-
Governors and eX-Asscmblymen, all
set to back one or the other princi-
pals practically everybody in the
case is an AK, by the way. with
Barnes diary and scores of revealing
letters to be read. it might be as
sumed that the Tammany chief is
hardly needed TO fill in interest.
Who was IT, anyway, who said there
was no politics in this trialf II memory
serves, the auip was spanked from
the irony OF Mr.. WINS. SO far there
has been little else indeed; with the
searchlieht turned on the entire poll
teal careers of both Barnes and
Roosevelt
Great Political Battle.
In an impartial report one may only
refer TO what is being said on all sides,
to the talk that fills the air. And
this comes down to the intensely hui
man estimate of oniookers and audi
tors that the greatest political battle
since Roosevelt and Barnes collided at
Chicago in 1919 is being fought out
here. and that victory for the one is
pretty apt 70 eliminate the other
You may be sure that in the camp
OF the Colonel there is no apprehen-
sion that he will be the eliminated one.
Roosevelt is buoyantly confident. and
believes that he has already wrecked
Barnes chance of ever going to the
United states Senate. There isn't the
slightest effort on either side to pre-
tend that each is not trying to put
the other out of business definitely
and permanently.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-26

\ Charlie STANLEY Of 2503 East Grace
street who had the middle finger OF
his left hand cut off and two other
fingers mashed when he got them
caught in q machine Saturday after
noon while working In tbs Wilson Box
Factory. whore he - plsyed was
reported as much improved yesterday.
Mr.. Stanley lost good deal Of blood
He was rendered emergency treatment
by city Ambulance Surgeon Pitkowitz
ana afterwards removed to hts home
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-26
White Youth Arrested.

Ira Cottrell. seventeen years old.
was arrested by Patroinan Krug last
night on a warrant charging him
with being disorderly and using
abusive language to Lorena Cohhs, a
vounr girl residing with hAy PARENTS
on South Allen Avenue. Her father.
s. A. Cohhs, is named on the warra Mt
as witness
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-26
Automobile Stolen.

DR.. r. NJ, Reade, 3o7 East Grace
Street, reported TO the police last night
that automobile thieves had stolen his
two passenger car from in front of
the Holy Comforter Church at Park
Avenue and Harrison Street, while
members of his family were inside the
church attending services.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-26
Charged With Cutting Two.

Beckie Burrell, colored, charged
with cutting Mamie Anderson, also
colored, and then her husband when
Anderson tried IL settle the difficulty
which occurred in house at a07
Lewis Street, Fulton on Saturday
night, was arrested yesterday by Ser
geant Shoemaker and Patrolmen
Cousins and Hurt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-26
Clerk yeager on Deck ssain.

Night Clerk George Yeager ths
veteran at Murphy's Hotel. who has
been at the point Of death sevcra,
times within the past few weeks with
pneumonia. IL again al his post, look
Ing az we'll as ever He said to his
friends who gave him the glad hand
Of welcome, that he fooled them all
and hopes 10 continue 10 fool them
for many Nears.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-26
THE WEATHER

VirSiuia-Fair and continued warm
Monday and probably Tuesday; light
to moderate variable winds.
North Saroiina--Fair Monday and
Tuesday; light variable winds,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-26
OBITUARY
Mrs. Emma A. White.

Wrs. FInna A. White.
Mrs. Emma A. White died Sunday
night at f1:l0 o'clock at her resi-
dence, lao South Cherry Street She
liz survived by her husband and fonr
sons, william. Edward, Ashby ana
John White,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-26
Eocat Temperature Yesterday.


Rainfall last twelve hours. $500.
Rainfall last twenty-four hours.
Deficiency IN rainfall since March
....t.-.....--. s,.......-.... 3.e
Deficiency In rainfall since jan
uary ......,,... ...s... 0.6
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-26
DEATHS

NcE-bied, al MS residence, III
South First Street Sunday, April 20,
5;15 A. NJ. CHARLES AUBREY
SPENCE
Funeral at above residence To-
DAY at r. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-26

rHRUsToN--Died. at his residence.
eos Ia East Clay. Sunday, April rs.
at 6:25 A. NJ. WILLIAM PENDLE-
TON THRUSTON.
Interment In Gloucester County,
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WALSH FALS|F|EO

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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-06-04
Vets Booming Mann for 1916

the booming
Mann % Preide The iquoI journalism O for him.
oil
loon League,
force o this pposeth of JamesR Mann
President He
OIL o is the then to rIpeh finally
o o a a h its
If Republic party o i ca in the tpreG
lie o @ it S o
of in rPres-
dent We rver ID hofM Mann.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-06-04
FOR LEGISLATIVE CONSIDERATION

Editorial Chicago Tribune, May
We suggest that the house Of representatives Of the
Illinois general assembly round by passing bills
To prohibit the employment of children under years of
age.
To limit the hours of employment of to 90 in
week, than IA in any one day thereof
To persuade each male citizen of the of Is years
and drink least three glasses of whisky and six
bottles of beer daily brands be specified at the dscre
ton and in the wisdom OF the legsature)
To require that Intoxicating liquors shall be sold in dance
halls.
To the salaries of members of the legislature
whenever wherever the legislator may travel inclusive of
travel on
To prohibit the location of church within miles of
saloon except upon the written of threeourhs of
the saloonkeepers within the ward counties contain
city of population in the township in which
it is proposed to locate such church.
To make it misdemeanor accept membership in any
league any association having for purpose the
ton of the establishment of saloons
To make it criminal ofense, punishable by imprison-
for any grower of feed stock other
wise dispose of except upon the written of the
secretary the board of agriculture which shall
be given only upon the condition that the requirements the
various distileries in the state shall have been
To make it ofense punishable by fine and imprison-
suggest the of laws by the legislature
criticize any of the legislature any legislator
therein thereof
We further suggest that each bill passed shall carry
the clause Whereas emergency exists this shall
effect upon and after its passage"
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-06-04
Editorial Opinion From Two Leading Dailies on the
Legislative Situation
A BILL TO PROTECT ANGLEWORMs.

A BILL TO PROTECT ANGLEWORMS.
Editorial in Chicago Herald, May 2s
The Illinois house has passed bill max
ing it unlawful for a legislator to give a writ
ten pledge with respect to future legislative
action and for an association to demand such
pledge. The penalty is fine of $500 to ST.
900 for each offense
The senate should reject this bill The
state doesn't need Legislators who have to be
protected by law against themselves A man
has perfect right to decline to sign all pledges
And the public, or any part thereof, has per-
feet right to obtain from him assurances as to
his Legislative Intentions
What is platform but written pledge?
Now that the queer situation has come about
that platforms are made after the candidates
are nominated, shall the public be deprived of
all means of putting the candidate on record?
Now that every candidate is entitled to make
his own platform, what valid reason is there
against asking him to put it in writing?
The fallacy of the whole scheme is shown
by the distinction between oral and written
pledges; the first not prohibited the sec
ond are There is not the slightest difference
In the degree of obligation legislator ncurs
Both are uncomfortable at law, and both are
binding on the man who respects his word
To attack one and not the other is to be
guilty of the fatal inconsistency of declaring
that mans word is not morally as binding
as his writing.
proper designation for the bill would
be AN Act to Protect Gentlemen with Angle
worms for Backbones" or "To Facilitate
Electng Legislators in the Dark
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13

4rict. DoddridSe county. the South,
penn OIL Company has drilled its No
3 on the r. T. Lowndes farm through
the Gordon sand and has custer
This location IS about one-han mile
south of the same company's test on
the John J. Ash farm In the SAM
district, Virgil I. Allen is due IN the
sand at a test on his own farm IN
Grant district. Wetzel county. me
DOMAIN on Company has stared 10
drill No. on the n. A EnsminEef
farm. and Snyder and Pentz are due
In the Big Injun sand at their No.
on the J. L. Stevens fam
A good deal of interest IS still ccn-
tered in the Berea grit development
in Cabin Creek distTic.. kana sSr
county The first three wells COM
pIeted are producers, the first Tie
best, and there are two drit.ns. One
is delayed with fishing Job me
production IS shippsi out by rail ana
as only a limited amoint can Do
handled in that way, the Columbus
Producing Company. the only one
that has any production at this time,
is pressed for room and IS NOT push
ing development work the outlying
wildcats unow under way should get
the sand in week or len Gays ana
there completion VIII be watched
In the dep sand territory in the
Junction City dist-icr. in Jackson
township. Perry county. o.. the Gu
pher Oil Company has drilled It's sec
ond test on the Nee. farm INTO the
Clinton sand AMI the hoie has filed
up 1900 feet with fluid 1t VIII De
given a shot and should make lice
producer. The location u inside OF
defined territory
Near Nashport. Perry TOWNSHIP:
Licking county. Edward E. Everett
ard Company have drilled a test on
the Clark-Warner farm through the
Clinton sand and have duster- Inc
test on the Clarke-Warner farm Is
located $500 feet north of the same
company's test on the Leatnerman
farm. In Hanover township. Licking
county. whiteman and Heaaey are
drilling a second test ond- the v. h
Herendon farm. located 80 fe~S
south of the first test on the same
farm. =
In thes halIow sand territory in
the Rease Run district, Independence
township. Washington county, +. w
Thornily has lrilIed his No. on the
NJ Thomas farm from the salt SANG
to the Keener sand and has a ten
berrel producer in the lower forma-
ton. In the same district the Far
mers' and Producers National Bank
has started to drill No. Is on the
John Beaver farm. In the Cow Run
district, Lawrence township, Edwards
and Company have started to drili
No. s on the John Rush farm.
For some months there has been
more or less effort making to develop
2 1O0-foot sand pool. near Unity,
Plum township. Allegheny county.
Some of the wells nave showed con-
siderable oil. but declined rapidly. In
that development the T. W. Phillips
Gas and Oil Company has drilled IN
a second test on the D. F. McCullom
farm and has the best show of any
we'll completed in the district. The
first twenty-four hours after the well
was put to pumping it produced sixty
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
NEW FAIR GROUNDS
(Continued from page 2. }

aroused, and his knees knocked to-
xefher. HIS frame quaked Ike leaf
and that voice said: There is your
doom written on the wall and you
deserve it
When Judas sold his Christ he cast
his bloody money on the ground and
his conscience haunted him like har-
pdeS and the chart and compass OF his
crime drove him TO suicide that he
might go to his own place Conscience
IS a mighty safeguard over the hui
man race. Men can do wrong and the
hrw cannot take hold OF Them, but
that ayerser follows with its accusing
tongue Over their sleepiess pillows.
pftiless tongues OF accusation drive
ont all peace, sleep and rest. You may
try to bury your conscience. you may
put It to sleep; you may make It
slumber, you may mock at it but your
conscience will awake. II Will arise
from its slumber TO assert its right
and ONCE and dominion over your
soul. II you succeed in drowning
that voice here. It Will be as knives
In your heart in hell
81 hear some one crying: on
wretched man that am. Who can
deliver me from the pain Of that ac-
cusins voice2' / thank God there is
peace through our Lord Jesus Christ.
Prepare for Day % Trouble.
~You need shelter from the day OF
trouble. There are many who are
seeking shelter in that which viii not
stand the test Nothing can stand
the test of that day but Jesus Christ
The prophet cried: We have made our
lies our refuge and under faisehood
have we hidden ourselves God shah
sweep away your refuge OF faise
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OIL And GAS

The well of Umpleby and Company
on the ]. Tice farm, located in union
district. Peasants county, was devei-
oped in the Maxon saad and as soon
as the pay was tapped the vel began
70 flo wat rate estimated at zoo
barrels a dag No tankage ss.5 been
set up at the well before it Was
drilled in. and it is flowing on the
ground. consequently its production
could only be estimated. lmpro-
yised dams have been placed across
the run below the well and the great
or part of the flow will be recovered.
While the location of the well is not
in strictly new territory. there is room
for development work in the immedi-
ate vicinity
On Ragens run. Mcc1elland dis
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
URIC ACID
SOLVENT
For Rheumatism and Kidney Trouble
so Cent Bottle (32 Doses)
FREE

Just because you start the DAY
worried and tired, sim legs and arms
and muscles, and aching head. ourn-
ing and bearing down pains IN the
back-WNrn out before the Gay pc
gins, do not think you have 70 stay
in that condition
Those sufferers who are in and out
of bed half dozen times at n1gnI
will appreciate the rest, comfort ana
strength our treatment gives TOT
any form of bladder trouble, scaio-
ing pains, or weakness, its acton
is really wonderful.
Be storing. well and vigorous, with
no more pains from sim joints. sore
muscles, rheumatic suffering, acn!ns
back or kidney or bladder troubles.
To prove The Williams Treatment
conouers Kidney and bladder dis
eases. rheumatism and all uric acio
troubles. no matter how CHROME or
stubborn, if you have never used the
Williams Treatment. We WILL give
one soc bottle (32 doses) for your
own use free. Contains no alconol
or habit-forming drug Does not
affect the heart :.
Cut out this notice and send IT
with your name and address. with
1Oc to help pay distribution expenses
to The DR.. D. A. Williams Company,
Dept. 1890. New P. o. Building
East Hampton, Conn You VIII receive
by parcel post regular SOC bottle
(32 doses. without charge and with
out mourning any obligations One
bottle only to a family or address
Advertisement.
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ApucrNrsrRAroR,s notice.

All persons having claims against the
estate of George Alexander. deceased.
VIII Immediately present the same for
payment TO the undersigned adn1insStra-
tor at his Office. 707 Com Building.
Clarlsburs West Virginia And all per-
sons Knowing themselves to be indebted
to the estate OF said George Ale1ander.
deceased viii call upon said admfniStra-
tor at his said ONCE and settle such
s. c. DENHA1.
OF the Estate OF George
Alexander. deceased
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
How Mrs. Harrod Got Rid of Her
Stomach Trouble.

.1 suffered with stomach trouble
for wears and tried everything l
heard of. but the only relief l gos
was Temporary until last spring l
saw chanaberlain's Tablets advertised
and procured a bottle of them at our
DING store. / got immediate reller
from that dreadful heaviness after
eating and from pain in the stom-
ach. - writes Mrs. Linda Harrod, Fort
Wayne. Ind. Obtainabie everywhere.
-Advertisemen
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m nm Narnef-

OF New Castle 81, Corning 81. Ca
bell 81, North Lima IS. South Lima
s3. Princeton "a. Wooster 81. 10. In
diana SO. Somerset 80. RaEland 50.
Illinois 81, Kansas 40. Oklahoma
40. Corsicana light 40. CorstcanA
heavy 40. Electra As, Healdton 80.
Caddo SO degrees so. Caddo 35 de-
grees so. Caddo 80 degrees 40. Cao.
do crude SIS, Canada $1,25-
Producers and Redners' Company
quotes s.. So for crude OF the Penn
sylvania grade
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have loved ones who are still out Of
Christ. Your husband is away from
God. Your daughter is on the way TO
perdition; your son is without hope;
your parents are still resisting the
call OF mercy"
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;Darken Hair 81
keep Young.

Stop trying to
wish away
those gray hairs.
Do what your
20 q n Choking
old friends do
bring back the
natural. radiant
color OF youth
with Hays Hair
Health Not q
soul need know
1t.-becanse this
famous prepaA--
don works grad
uauy and nacur-
ally by causing
the oxygen in
the air to bring
back the right
color to every
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13

hopes. He shall batter down your
false strongho1ds, your hand shall be
empty There Is no shelter out IN HIM
who said: I am the door; by Ne II
any man enter in he shall be saved
Il believe IN a day of trouble for
those who are without Christ De
lfeye II because the Bible Is full OF de-
scriptions OF il. We read OF that time
when the heavens shall be rolled back
like scroll, when the stars shall IatI.
when the mountains and islands snail
be moved out of their places. When
men, chief captains and mighty; men
shall call upon the rocks and noun
tains 10 shelter them from the wrath
of the Lamb. for the great day OF HIS
wrath is come. Are your sins for
given? Are you sheltered in Jesus
Christ from the wrath TO Gomez
81 have read how man in one Of
our large cities who awoke one night
to find his house had been plundered-
The alarm was raised and II was not
long before an officer had found q
clue. The thief wounding his hand as
he escaped, on a piece OF broken glass,
had left a red witness behind him.
The officer flashed his lantern on the
spot Drop. drop, drop the BLOOD
stained the pavement They tracked
II on ana on I'LL Lne SuIuG SOuoASlSo
them TO an open passage and up a
fight of stairs. Stopping at the door
of a house they broke in and found
the bleeding hand and his booty The
writer said little rain might have
cleared it away from the pavement.
The street prowler might have de-
stroyed it. but God left those crimson
spots to trail the criminal
You are Guilty before GOD.
There is one thing sure, you are
guilty before God. You. have left a
trail of guilt from your days OF
childhood You may dress yourself in
the height of fashion, but that will not
believer you from your guilt You
may educate yourself In the best uni
versities OF the world, but your edu-
cation VIII not forgive your sins and
guilt before Almighty God. You may
enmass a gigantic fortune. but your
bank account will not destroy the fact
that You are a lost sinner. if you are
without Christ. Your guilt will trail
you and condemn you. Nothing can
rid you OF your guilt but the blood OF
Jesus Christ. for the blood OF Jesus
Christ cleanseth you from all sins.
"As 1 look into your earnest faces
I believe there are many here who
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13

Keeps your hair natural coIored. dark.
glossy. Removes dandruH- Druggists re-
fund price II II fails Using with Hays
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barrels. It has very little water and
Is not expected to hold up at that