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REPLY TO WE'LL
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of place at this time TO say that the
intimation made by Mr.. We'll that he
is the victim of some fancied frame
up is not only n reflection upon the
officials who were responsible for his
arrest. but also reflects upon one OF
the most representative bodies OF men
that ever comprised = Kanawha coun-
" grand jury. This grand jury heard
the evidence and forthwith returned
indictments against Mr.. Well on four
different charges. These indictments,
he must face. regardless OF his con-
tinued statements tending TO appeal
TO public sympathy.
Wilfui misrepresentation.
Mr. We'll and all OF the attorneys
connected with his defense know that
he has been accorded courteous treat
ment but he should expect no more
consideration than any other man
charged with violation OF the laws OF
the State. Mr.. We'll misrepresents-
and this misrepresentation must be
wilful-the charge made against him
in the indictments. He tries to make
II appear that he IL charged with Of
fering bride. through some one else.
10 the members of the Public Service
Commission to tell the truth Such
T.
In no place Is II charged that the bride
was offered to the members OF the
commission TO tell the truth On the
contrary. IL is specifically charged that
the offer was made wilftIly, wickedly
and cOrruptly. The fact Is that Mr..
We'll Is indicted for Offering a bribe to
members Of the Public Service Com
mission to do acts that would render
void an order Of said commission for
reduction Of Kas rates and whose duty
II was TO see that this order was car
ried out
1T IL the duty OF members OF the
Public Service Commission to testify
AZ any time before any tribunal. Then.
why should u be necessary TO OFFER a
bribe 10 have them testify No mat
ter whore or In what court OF before
what tribunal this order g. pending.
and no matter IN what capacity
member OF the Public Service Com
mission may act. he cannot a. any
time or under any circumstances
sever himself from his Official capaci-
~
The people OF West virginia viii be
asiounded when they learn fully the
facts as ~ the intimidations and
threats that have been made in this
case"
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What Makes Us Dream?

Dreams originate IN the brain The
Drain has many parts and some parts
OF 10 nay b. asleep while Others are
not " an parts Of the brain are
actually asleep. 20 a. said there can
De no dream We have dreams about
things which seem very natural while
We are having them. and which We
Know would be- impossible if We were
wholly awake. because those uarfa NJ
the brain which control the other psrfg
are probably asleep while the dream Id
taking place. and IT'S then that we
nave those fantastic and highIv iuaq.
NATIVE dreams. for the brain o. not
under control in every sense
We used 20 believe that dreams have
no purpose. Just as now We know that
they have no meaning Uuf 30 has
hr"n discovered that dreams have n
pufpos" In that they protect our sIrpu
You see. every dream BE- started bu
some disturbance or excitement bv
fhe body or mind Something NAV b..
pressing rr touching us while We eIar1
or strange sound may start dream
or perhaps 20 iH some unformf0rfabfa
position in which We are lying 1r frosl.
Do Oh" stomach on account of cat.
ing something We should not What.
ever .' may b. those things wake ul
some part OF the brain. because DO ali
parts ~ The brain were atIorp We
could not feel ~ hear anything ANY
such disturbance or excitement would
naturally excite the whole brain and
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MENACE LOSES
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viewed a great part OF the evidence
and analysed its relative Importance.
In discussing the matter of punitive
DAMAGES. the court told the Jury IL
should. before reaching a decision on
THIS point. determine whether the ar.
ucle was published with malice. as
the plaintiff claimed
During the deliverance Of the charge
the court room was filled to capacity
the crowds overlooking into the halls
Many who sought a position within
nearing distance were turned away.
The argument of the case began
this morning. Frank OBrien spoke
hrst for the plaintiff. and was followed
by Arthur Spencer. OF the defense.
Judge O'Neill Ryan. OF St Louis. chief
counsel for Father Rossman; John
McNatt. of Aurora. chief counsel fo-
the defendant, and Thomas Hackney.
OF Carthage, followed in the order
mentioned.
The case went to the jury at 3
O'Clock. soon after Judge Vanvaken.
burgh completed his charge.
The jury adjourned and went into
session again at 1880 p. m.
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wake us up completely IN IL verp moi
Tor dreams. The dream takes care Of
This and enables the rest OF the body
and brain 90 sleep while one o. more
parts of the brain are disturbed and
even perhaps awake We may far
hare have become uncovered In some
way. This would produce a cold feel
ing and might wake part Of the brain
and cause a dream about skating or
some other winter Amusement or "a.
p"fI"uCc even perhaps one about
falling through the ice. aud stlU va
might not be- uncovered 20 much that
Do would make any great difference
The dream comes and We 20 on with
uur sleep without waking M. whe-..
az 10 o. were not for the dream wa
would awaken tu other words
dreams grr NHf smother wise pro.
vision OF nature which enables us fo
go right ON and got the rest We need.
even NJ our d.Eesfiun d. out Of order
or some part ~ our brain is disturb.
cd through sDmrthirg We rad about
or wor" told oL or We thought of
while afll awake
This o. the answer 90 hm one OF
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pelins but are slower and carry less
ammunition.
Whether by coincidence or becauss
the British and French authorities had
knowledge OF he enterprise. more
stringent regulations as 10 hghtin.
went into effect last night both IN
Paris and London. As conse.
quence OF the raid the insurance rate
against damage by air craft were
doubled today. and IL now from fifty
10 sixty shillings per cent a large
business was done even at those high
rates.
The battles in the east and west
now largely consist OF artillery en-
gagements. with occasional attacks by
the infantry. The French claim 10
have made further progress In the re-
gion or Pont-a-Mousson. TO which mill
tary men attach much importance. II
is predicted that the Germans will
launch a heavy offensive as they did
with great success at Scissors. to put
stop TO the French advance towards
the roads leading TO Metz. The Ger
mans captured more trenches In the
Argonne, but according TO the French
official report these trenches were re-
taken.
Counter Offensive.
The only other point OF importance
disclosed by the official statements Il
an intimatio1 in the Berlin communi-
cation that the Germans have under
taken a counter offensive in Alsace.
In Poland and western Galicia. the
Germans and Austrians continue iso-
lated attacks against the Russian lines
which according to the Russian report
have been repulsed with heavy losses
TO the attacking forces.
The Russians are advancing slowly
through the mountains separating Blu
kowina and Transylvania and are ap-
preaching Dorna Watra. a town Of
some Importance near the Roumanian
border
AS for the Turkish Caucasian army,
IL is believed IL will not retire to Ere
rum. but will be put in readiness for
defense against the Russians when
they decide to Advance. II is consid-
cred likely, however. that the Russians
will be content for the present with
the successes already gained in this
region and turn their attention to the
Turkish forces in Azerbaijan before
invading Turkey.
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John Stein. n well known resident of
Fulton. was found dead early this morn
hg In his room at the corner OF Fourth
Freet and National Road. The deceased
lad been boarding with Mrs. Charles
Tuncke Tor the past several weeks and
yesterday morning when he failed TO
Rise at his usual time. an Investigation
bas made and IL was found that life had
leen extinct for some time. Coroner
tnlia Mitchell was notified and after an
EXAMINATION pronounced death due to
leart failure. The remains were re-
moved 20 the Kindelberger undertaking
larlors In the city. where they will be
prepared for burial The deceased was
D. his f6th year. and II survived by a
Etfe and family, all OF whom reside in
Germany. Late last evening funeral ar
hnEemcnts were lncomplete
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0UT-THE-PIKE


The menbers or the TriadsIphia hass-
AL association have complefed plans
~ The preseutauou Of the play entitled
fftndelphia ~ y'clock l. 10. on the
SenlnE o. THURSDAY and friday F-bru-
~ ~ ana II. Ths play a. a delightful
1psleal and drafuatic farce and T. on.
The best amateur plays that lar zasrs
often up IN the out the pike district in
pAny years. The usufberH Of tha base
Al hsnDciatlOu have teen preparing the
lay for the past several weeks ard a.
Dme % the best talent IN the town q
saying leading parts the shoN Will UNI
DubtedlN Be good one. The proceeds
the anair viii - used FOR the bene-
n Of the base ball club.
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CONVICTED MEN
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There are also many contradictions in
the evidence of n material nature
and the committee recommends in this
connection that an investigation be-
fore the grand jury of Kanawha coun-
ty be made. and that any person who
may have sworn falsely should be
prosecuted vigorously. as should the
members OF the legislature who have
wilfully received brides. Contradic-
tory statements are found in the evil
dence OF Frank Smith. of Charleston.
and Z. NJ. Grant. OF Morgantown. The
testimony Of Smith is that he issued
checks to Grant aggregating $500, part
at least Of which was for political pur-
poses in connection with the candi-
dacy OF William Seymour Edwards.
Copies OF these checks. with endorse
ments. are set forth in the record. and
the originals are in possession OF the
committee Grant testified he re-
ceived no money or other thing OF
value. directly or indirectly. in CON
nection with Edwards candidacy for
the United States Senate. Others in
volved in discrepancies in the testi.
mony are William Shoemaker. f. T
Jarrett. &. W. Swisher and others.
Recommends Expulsion.
r. A. Smith. from the Fourth Sena-
torial District. IL is found. did corrupt
ly receive 5000 to favor Edwards and
il Is the recommendation of the com
mittee that ne be expelled from the
Senate. II Is found that s. 4. G.
Rhodes. delegate from Mingo. did cor
ruptly receive $l6.35O to favor Ed
wards, and Il is recommended that he
be expelled. Rath Dun. delegate from
jackson county. received $3.50 10 ia
yor Edwards and recommendation
that he be expelled is made ~ F.
Asbury, OF Putnam county. received
$1,000. and Is also recommended To be-
expelled. David Hin. delegate from
Mason county, who received. $3.50. is
recommended TO be expelled George
=. Van Meter. delegate from Grant
county. who received $3.50. is recon-
mended to be expelled Thomas
smith. delegate from DOddridge coun-
". who received 500. the committee
indicates. acted indiscretely. but they
believe there was no criminal intent
Inc committee reports some OF the
candidates for O.. s Senator we're cx-
ceedingly lavish Boz the expenditure OF
money IN connection with their TO-.
spective candidates.. and the commit.
tee puts itself ON record NJ condemn.
ing that practice.
II appears from the records that e.
=. Senator Davis Elkins expended $40.
$50; that Isaac r.. Mann expended
&l5.69G. and that WIN seymour Fd
wards. Sl9.9f412. or more
Tn the Judgment % the committee
This is very much larger than could
lawfully b. expended
Act la Inadequate
This record disrlUsca that OBJ, cor.
rupt practices act Of THE state fs
entiresly inadequate and should be-
materially amended. and that there
should BE- more reid enforcement by
law officers. especially prosecuting
attorneys of tho various counties
The committee favor4 enactment Of
a comprehensive corrupt practices act
and on honest primary election Law
The recommendation were adopted
81 meeting of Tho committee. held
az the McLuro hotel May gI.2F. 1913
Tho committee was created by sen
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GIRLS! GIRLS! YOU MUST TRY THIS!
DOUBLES BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR

your hair. A delightful surprise awaits
those whose hair has been neglected
or IL scraEgy. faded. dry. brittle or
hin Besides beautifying the hair.
uanderine dissolyes every particle OF
dandrur. eleanses. purifes and invig.
crates the scalp. forever stopping itch
ing and falling hair. but what via
please you most viii be after a few
weeks use. when you see new hair
hne and dOwny az frst-yes-but real
~ new hair growing all over the scalp
IL you care for pretty. soft hair. and
lots OF Il. surely get a % cent bottle OF
knowlton's Danderine from any drug
store or toilet counter and Just try H.
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relief until - used Cuu~ura Soap and
Ointment W used che eoap for her hath
and anoinfed her reu uith tho Ointment
iTnmediafr'r after feu applications
proved sufirIenf f1 make her entirely veil
-ign~d Mrs EIHs Reamrr sspf a fars
To rlra- che rtin. rleanae The a-afn
a1ftrr and sh.ten the hands a. -el al. me-,
rtr-F Hhnf ~ che toilet and nursery Is the
special design ri Cuurura soap and pYti.
Uura Ointment NufhInE better
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MANDATE FOR RETURN
OF THAw TO BE ISSUED

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2O.-The man.
date Of the supreme courT under which
Harry X. Thaw will be returned from
New Hampshire to New York to answ-
er a charge OF conspiracy to escape
from Matteawan. will be issued early
tomorrow. Under the rules Of the
court the mandate tlay be issued. IL re-
quested, thirty days after the courts
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FoR IS CENTS YOU CAN MAKE
YOUR HAIR IUsTRoUs. FIUF-
~ AND ABUNDANT.

immsdiatsf-Yes, CsrtAin.-that's
the JOY Of H. Your hair becomes
light. wayy. nufiy. abundant and ap-
pears a. soft. lustrous and beautiful
a. a young girls after a Danderine
hair cleanse. Just try this-moisten
a cloth with a little Danderine and
carefully draw IL through your hair.
taking one small strand a. a time
This viii cleanse the hair OF dust. dirt
or excessive oil. and In Just a few mo-
ments you have doubled the beauty Of
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FULTON BAnh.

The annual stockholders meeting OF
he Fulton Bank will be held this even
ng IN the banking rooms. The meeting
Eas 10 have bee nheld last Thursday
Sut Cashier Campbell was unable To
ave matters In shape. The meeting will
% ne ldhtis evening. at which time all
business transacted duriRE the past year
Hlli De gone over. and officers elected
or the coming year.
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breaking out from heat
and uas burning and
itching o. vas very ir-
ritafing to the uttia one
and shr could NOT rest or
sleep tuf very ittie
tried saIyr and oinf-
meat too or three 40.
fsrrnt kinds. without sur
cess ghe obtained Idle
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The annual stockholders meeting Of
he Peoples Bank. OF West Alexander
pas held Tuesday evening In the bank
ng room. All the former officers were
le-elected 20 their former positions
They are as follows: T.. NJ Atkinson
president: r.. J. McCleary. vice presi-
lent; w. u. Gilmore, cashier and Mrs.
John buchanan. assistant cashier. All
matters pertaining TO the business Of
he bank for the year just passed was
tone over and an excellent report OF the
we're well pleased with the year Just
lnssed
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TO ELIMINATE


result Of the new government. II was
reported her. Luis Bnavidas. General
Villas private seSrrary and conf
dental adviser. is reported in jail at
Mexico City
The troops which left Mexico City
with Gutierrez have formed a junction
with Obregon's column and are pre-
pairing 10 enter the capital. according
TO apparent reliable reports. villa re-
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NAMED today at Aguas Calientes. north
Df the capital. whence he returned aft
Pr visiting the capital last Sunday.
Americans from the interior are ar
irving here daily. having left in fear.
hey say. OF the confused condition.
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The second day OF the tests that are
lslnE held In the Triadeiphia district
rhools will be held today. 40 third
lear tests will be held today. The first
hat H. scheduled for today being fourta
lear reading In the Afternoon. Ftfth
lear ffygetDe, will be held this after
loon and sixth years History this morn
nG. Seventh year a. m. History. y. m.
lanitation. Eighth year. History. dur
hg the morning and Domestic Science
the Afternoon
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Miss MARGARET Confer entertained tho
acnubsrH Of the y. Is q. saving club At
or home At Elm Grove Last evening
he early part OF the evening was spent
sewing. after which an enfoyabls
oriai session was held. "A a late hour
ainty refreshments we're sarved Thos.
resent were. Misses Ethet Rtneharf
.atherine Ritter. Margaret Schneider
aret Gonter.
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LEAVE EoR NoRrn

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. 20
Secretary Bryan to-day announced the
receipt Of a telegram dated 4 %. m
yesterday. saying the followers OF
General Villa are leaving for the
north. and IL Is reported that the zen.
eral Offices Of the National Railway
are to be- al Chihuahua"
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Mrs Wyle Duak and children OF Cum
oerland, Nd, are spending several DAYS
- the guests Of Mrst. Doak's parents
Ar. ana Mrs. James CLANCY. at West
Alexander.
Major Jack. OF Bellaire. spent yester-
Say looking after business IN the out
he pike district
Hon. \. w Snedeker Of Veusbutr
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large consignment OF letter boxes
fcre received yesterday AZ the state
iank At Elm Grove. The boxes will o.
AHtributed among the residents OF the
own and also through Patterson. These
oHes will be used when the city mail
slivery service. which has been hang
NJ nre for the past several months. il
natalled
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away on rloominerq and prsrIabreaa
hhd strengthen your usfrrrd-1uf
nerves
When ambition deserts you and Vie
laiitF Says down near zero. when You're
IhAFca out IN brain and body and your
nerves lack vIm.fHe Erffd.~gsr e.rf,,,-.
W sfere ginger you up t0 concert pitch.
uut the punch lu your muscles. and
make you Jingle 600 over with health
send coupon below today Tor n ffaa soc
Trial box ~ KeIioEFr sanItane tVafrra
ihn REGULAR 800 eirr uf EefI1FE.e
rauitpne waters Ir Tor sale Ir NIEerfIr..
at logan nruE 90. ION and Main SIC
e. "a. frtrHt 1925 Market gf
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Finance Committee

a meeting Of the Fulton finance COM
nittee was held last evening I'm the Vol
inteer Fire Company rooms on the Ma
ional Road. All matters pertaining to
ne business Of the past year were taken
ID and number Of bills were ordered
?aid. Everything r. now in readiness
or IN" new committee to take charge OF
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ERMAN AIRSHIPS
fooatnn.a - -, 80,

Astlry, who commands the national
reserve az Kings Lynn. says that ~
the result 81 information received bv
him. he viii report Officially that one
OF tho latest Zeppelin diriRihleq took
part Some persons declare that they
saw huge airships but othcrs assert
only acceptance and scaplanes par
ucipated
Small Ships Employed.
N"rouautical experts arc ~ the
opinion from fho size Of tho bombs
dropped weighing from 90 20 700
pounds earh..that airships Of tho
small nouriEid Parsrval type wnra
employed and as the German OFFICIAL
account refers iO .airafIra. DO BEL rrp.
sumed these were tho craft used Thos
can br built more quickly than Nv.
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ate joint resolution adopted February
IL. 1913. Delegate sherman Robinson
was originally a member of the com
mittee. but was unable to serve. and
Delegate Arlen G.. Swiger. OF Tyler
county. was appointed in his stead.
Inc committee began active work
In charleston. March "a. 1913. Two
slttlngs were held in that city. ex-
tending over a period Of several days.
ana one hearing was held in Wheeling
May Fl to 20. 1913
Attorney General A. A. Lilly an
peared before the committee In behaI,
of the state. The testimony was taken
by A. b. Moore. OF wetzel county and
many witnesses testified before the
committee
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L.itsrarv aooistv

o., The regular meeting OF the wheeline
naiiey Literary Society will be held
friday evening at the Britt school house
On big Wheeling Creek. quite an inter
tsunE program. consisting OF readings.
orations and debates has been arranged
and the meeting promises to be one OF
the most Interesting Of the wear
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FARWELL PARTY
Teae hers and onicera Of s. PauIa Evan.
Eeuohl sunday School uavs inter
satinE Event - Church wed

IHr sunday school teachers end o..
O'HrH .f 81 FHu.a church faaf fNrrIs..
..Fe H farewell reception If fhe home
.. rev 4 O. Itaarrr. pastor 10 tee
.ur'H .u honor .f Misses HsrfNa and
il Ida Sos bold. letters % Mrs UHa#HU
H.n VIII .r saturday. leave f1r frrfr
home 40 Hamburg lows. Tho rrfrr.
fhinwrnf ~ che evening was a. very
pleasant one az Eawcs and music uHre
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Stay Vigorous
at Seventy
Kellogg's Sanitone Waters Revive
Vitality in Men and Women
When LIES Sun
Begins TO Set.
SOC BOX FREE.

What you ARE, not what you
OF Ire. It's no to men and woman
20 be live ones and not slow down
TOO soon kelloEgs Sanitone Waters
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decision. Today was the thirtleth day.
and the request has been filed by Den
MY Attorney General Franklin Ken.
nedy OF New York
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