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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-23

.Clarksburg Every
seenns toe conclusion there lot
money scattered around this Dig country of that
islooking fora home.
wehaye already gotten Of oft
But we ought to get lot more
And we can if we keep trying.
We cannot swap dollars among ourselves ang
individuals or as city Sooner the dollars too
slick to. muster among ourselves.
There's way getis outside money-d1st way Wemu
buy it, and full value received when AxRs,as
Wehaveaoto things herein Carksburg worth
realmoney alot peopethngs earthly value
to JUS unless wese them.
We have country all about thatwetae as matter
that it is almost
pie would like to live in they et its
our business to do the telling. M
People notloong for must do the looking
Nobody going to beg take their noneyweve got to
Eyerynan with money or he woudn'tkeep
long
We've got to find the with investin
the proper markewee got to shoWhnour
story-ase every method of honest saesmanship.
city, after all like big business it's
goods to sell it's supplies buy and should conducted like
The these days. who back and waits for his
toners soon has no customers dseussing
voices with the sheriff.
Same way with the city,
carksburgi themap Every time map printed the
name OF Carsburg must be cated bya largerstar
That's because the commercial and land companies
city are using some real saesnan They exhibiting
WaIes-eng our story people with real
seeking customers rather than waiting for them drop
It's good worlk-let's push it along: f1IkK
Every one of us thinks he's salesman. sSffNHs
Every time meet asranger, eli ther within
MS own gates, let's sell him interest in Oh
Find out what we have to sel-then talk II Iss&A
There's not city the country offer andVhen
one ouses us because better salesman
they have better goods.
Every time boost Clarksbug laying founda
uon Tor home OF your own Then for goodness sake let's
first Buy in Clarksburg'' edition Of The 4
will be issued
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th
i'll be good example Of the cooperative
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-23

It's a good work-let's push it along.
Every one of us thinks he's a salesman. ID
Every time we meet a stranger, eli ther within
his own gates, let's sellahim an interest in Cl|
Find outwhat we have to sell then talk Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23

Thirteenth streets. is slowly recover
ing from an illness of several weeks.
Mrs. John Riddle has recovered
from a severe attack Of pneumonia az
her home on EOff street.
Miss Daisie Marish. Of G~uyandotte.
has returned home after a brief visit
with relatives on the Island.
Miss Rachel Hayes. Of MELVILLE.
Pa. is expected TO arrive in the city
to-day. to be the guest Of friends. fol-
lowing a visit at GAINESVILLE, O.. last
week.
Mrs. Thomas Mckay Hayes and
daughter. Miss Katherine. are visiting
friends and relatives at GAINESVILLE.
Ohio.
Captain John Crockard was able 10
be az his desk on the local w~harfboat
yesterday. after two weeks serious
illness.
City Solicitor y. ". Brennan has re-
turned from n short business trip 10
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. ". p Corcoran has returned
home from Charleston. where he has
been attending the session Of the les
islature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23

J. T. James. Amsterdam. o.: Adolph
Luecke. Fairmont; Frank Beck.
J~niontown. Pa.
Mr. 4. z. Sinks. who has been
spending some time in the southern
part Of the State. will return from
Parkersburg today.
Miss Blanche James returned last
evening from HenrysburR. o.. where
b had been spending some time as
the guest Of relatives.
Miss Helen Perkins. OF Steuben-
Vile. is spending a few days in the
city as the guest Of friends.
Mrs. Alex. Glass will return home
today from New York City. where
b has been spending some time.
Frank Kennedy. Of Toledo. o.. is
spending some time az the guest OF
friends ~ Fulton.
Harold Walker. an cmploye Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad. Is detained at
his home In North Wheeling on ac-
cOunt OF illness.
j. l.. Kingston. an employe Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad. has returned
70 duty. following a brief illness.
Mrs. Jessie Tracewell. Of Eoh and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23
SUSPECT ARRESTED
In SHOOTING CASE
rouEa MAN CAUGHT CLApzs HAT
THAT WAS FOUND AT
SCENE OF PI0HT
Tells Straight story. However, That
Causes Doubt-Wounded Man
IL Recovering.

While the police have not arrived~at
a place where they can say We have
the man who shot Tony Holori sunday
night. yet In the arrest OF Phillip
Brazztllo by Sergeant Bian Miller Etst
night In East Wheeling. they believe
they have obtained a man that can add
material evidence 70 the mystery.
BrazzilliO ~ the owner OF = hat found
near the scene OF the shooting sunday
night and when arrested last night ad-
United that a was his. lie also admit
ted TO having been Ia = light with the
crowd Of which Dolori u one. but he
said he got scared and ran away. leav-
ing hts hat behind
The young fellow SAYS he can prove
his allbi as to his whereabouts at or
near the time Of the SHOOTING. ard he
feels that he viii be cNonerated. lie
said last night that he had two girls
with him. but became mixed up la the
general eNcltement. sergeant Miller
said Inc was inclined TO believe that the
hoy was telling the truth. although GER
tain circumstances point very strongly
10 him as the man who did the shooting.
In ADDITION 20 Brazziilio. the police
have arrested. and are OBTAINING Frank
Marines. Petros Ross. Rocca RomsnelIo,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23
NAMES TRADE
COMMISSION
PRESIDENT WILSON SENDS TO
TIE SENATE FIVE MEN
c n o S
AZ Personnel Of important Orsaniza.
tion-Three Democrats and
Two Pnoeressivea

|
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2z-President
Wilson today. nve months after the
enactment OF the Federal Trade Com
mission law. sent 10 the Senate the
names OF the i've men nominated to
constitute that commission. wheth-
er the nominations can be confirmed
by March 4 was regarded as profile
NAUTICAL
The three Democrats named by the
President are Joseph T. Davies. OF
Madison. Wis, now corporation com
missioner. to serve sever years: Ed
ward y. Hurley. OF Chicago. Ill. for
SIX years. N William j. Harris. OF
Cedartown. Ga. for i've years. The
other nominees are Will II. Parry. OF
Seattle. Wash. a Progressive Repub-
liean. named for four years, and Geo.
Rublee. of Cornish. n. II. regarded
as a Progressive. for three years.
Senator Newlands. chairman OF the
Interstate commerce Committee, to
which the nominations were referred,
sad tonight he would call the COM
mittee together tomorrow and he
thought the confirmation of all the
nominees would be recommended
within a few days. That the list will
W hANth aAtAu INTERPRETATION. now
ever. both in committee and before
the Senate. seems assured. Demo
cratic and Republican senators both
declared tonight that there would
be no hasty consideration OF qualifi-
cations of h men named. particular
~ on account of the great powers
TO be conferred through provisions of
the new law. and also in view OF the
length OF time which the President
took before making up his mind as
10 the personnel OF the commission.
Purpose Of the Commission.
The broad purpose OF the commits
sion as provided in the act is to pre-
vent persons. partnerships or corpora
lions. except banks and common car
lriers. from using unfair methods OF
Icompetition In commerce. Whenever
the commission is being used. II is
authorized to issue a complaint
against the suspected offender and fix
a time for a hearing. Individuals or
corporations so cited are given the
right to how cause why an order
should not be issued requiring cessa-
tton OF alleged violations. IL such
orders eventually are issued and viola
tions complained o fare not stopped
the commission may apply TO the cir
cult court OF appeals OF the United
states for enforcement OF its order.
Judgments of the cour would be sub
iject to review by the supreme court.
J.. Work OF Tariff Commission.
The trade commission also is given
power TO compile information and
make INVESTIGATION concerning the or.
sanitation. business. conduct practices
ianS management OF corporations and
60 a..WN-
such firms and corporations concern
ing their affairs. II Is also empowered
TO investigate trade conditions with
foreign countries and report to con-
gress with such recommendations as
II may deem advisable. In connection
with this feature of the work. Presi-
dent Wilson. in a recent speech. indi-
Gated that the commission could do
the work of a tariff commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23
DEMOCRATS HOLD
PRIMARY MAR. 25
CITY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
DECIDED ON DATE At MEET.
ING LAST NIGHT.
another Meeting o. Committee 10 De
Held March 3 90 Complete
Plans for Primary

~ a meeting OF the Democratic
Guy executive committee held In the
h,Fisi'r building last night. 90 was de-.
,ld'd to hold the suggestion meetings
March - 90 name candidates for the
Position of member 81 tho Board OF
control Another meeting Of the com.
mittee viii be- held March y to nx the
places Tor tho ward meetings. aud tho
date for holding the urimariea
'th' business transacted Was OF
O. mere routine nature Henry Vets
Gerber appeared before the commit.
Tee and announced himself sa a can.
Tor the BOARD of Control Job
made vacant By the expiration % the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23

Tony Ross. and Dan Ronetry. The po-
lice say that when this crowd was inter
roEeted, one OF them started TO talk but
was cut short by a sign from one OF his
fellow prisoners. The police believe the
whole affair II q black hand riot. aud
that each Indecent points more strongly
To the theory.
Wounded MAJ Improving.
While the police are searching for his
assailant. DoloTi il recovering slowly at
the Ohio Valley General Hospital. An
N-Ray picture was taken OF the wound
yesterday. and several others were taken
10 show the location OF the bullet. but
these were unsuccessful. They will he
continued this morning. with the hops
that the ball may be found. The calibre
OF the revolver Is not known.
Prosecuting Attorney Nddleman will
hold a further investigation at the police
station this morning. and will try to de-
Nelop something. ScN erai prominent at
tOrneys are working in conjunction with
the police and Developments are momen-
tHrily expected. The investigation held
yesterday morning at police ~headquar-
ters failed TO produce anything whatsD-
ever.
An interesting feature - connected
with the arrest OF Brazzfllio. but out OF
courtesy 20 the police a Is withheld for
fear II might defeat their further plans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23
OF u. S.
AND THEIR
SISTERS IN LONDON

London.-The committee OF Ameri-
can women, whose war relief fund has
already established q splprdidlv enrip-
pea soldiers hospital and presented
the government with six motor ambuI-
ances' are nov experimenting their
numane work with n relief scheme
Tor unemployed women and children
fveryWhere the women are aiding
and assisting the surgeons and field
hospitals IN caring for the sick ana
the wounded. The women a. Ire
United states are always ready 20 Md
wherever there is misery and suffering.
Mas. y. ?. DTcEovER. Route 4. Utica.
ONO, writes: ! had painful times Tor
a lumber OF years aud FOR the paaf
three years was 20 bad tina; life was a
misery 20 me. The doctors told me /
would have 20 20 % a hospital before
i would ever be better. A wear ago
this winter and spring I was worse
then ever before. wrote DR.. Pierce
telling him how ! suffered. lie outlined
= course Of treatment which I fol-
loved % the letter. took two bottles
Of 'Favorite Prescription and a fftv-
cent bottle Of Dr.. Pierce's smau-Weed
and have never suffered much since
j wish I could tell every suffering
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Thousands Of women in the United
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When a girl becomes q woman when
a woman becomes a mother. when n
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Disturbances
A. these critical times women are
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23
KNOCKS CATARRH
ALSO COLDS, GROUP
AND SORE THROAT

There is nothing more generally
used nov for Colds. Group. Nasal ga.
tarh. Hay Fever and kindred aHcoticrs
simple sensible NOSTRIOLA.
which is sold and recommended by
at reliable druggists.
NOSTHlOLA bel intended 90 open
aif passages. gootho. cleanse and pur.
Hy the membranes. also stops running
81 nose and dropping Of catarrhal
poison into tho stomach.
The nostrils and air passages are
The breeding places Tor the Catarrh
liaF Fever aud other disease.
iffedinF germs and "a few applications
o. NOSTbiOfA Will give Won u pleas
ant surprise Try H and ser' A
tube viii b. enough to try Aak
your druEElsf about Do and get
NOSTRfOfA today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23
URIC ACID
For Rheumatsm aud kidney rroubis
so Cent Bottle (32 Doses)
FREE

just because you rtart The day worried
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cIes. and aching head burning and bear.
lrF down pains nf fIs hH"k=wuru out
before thH duN hfrirr dn mot think you
have fo stay tu that condition.
Those sufferer are Iu and uuf ~
bed hnIf o. dozen times 90 rIEhf will app
rrcrtatr ffr rest comfort and strength
thlf treatment riUra IHr any form 81
bladder trouble ur weakness. ifa HCfinn
ia really vUndfrfuI
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tlr rheumatic suffering aching back
uf kidney Dr bladder troubles
To- prove The Williams Treatment com
qurra sidney ard bladder diseases rhfu.
mHIiem nui ul1 uric acid fr0uhfre. no
matter bow chronic Hr stubborn. If you
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23


Melure-R. l.. Haskinson, waynez-
burg. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. Frurbee.
MorgantOwn, Grace Jollife. Little.
ton; F. c. J~ollinee, Pine Grove: ". s.
McCrea. Youngstown. o.: Webster .
sill. Bethany. G. u. Bray. Charleston .
Frank Hess. Pt. Pleasant: r. l.. Buf.
hngton. ~Barncsyille. O.
Grand Central W. Preston. Steu.
Penville, o.: Mrs. J.. =. Palmer. East
Liverpool. o.. Ruth Smith. Grafton:
?. VI. Brown. Bethesda. o.: r. %. Hub
bard. 81. Clairsville. o.
Stamm-F. ~ Huey. Warrington:
Mrs. J. b Clark. Miss ElOise Clark.
New MartinsvilIe; Mr.. and Mrs. VI. J.
sweeney. Warrington. &. NJ. Geho.
~Parkersburg: l.. &. Peoples. Canton.
o; Verne Monroe. Cameron.
Brunswiek-E. j. Jones. Cameron:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23

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y you are a sufferer. IL your daugb.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23
SLIGHT FIRE
Department Called Yesterday Morning
20 Vacant Store Room on the
South Side.

H~eapondtng 10 Dor 81 yesterday
morning % z o'clock the hremen
found q hre raging IN an -unOccupied
store room az the corner % Thirty
third and Chapline streets The doors
lradlnF 10 h basement were tightly
locked and the hremcn are Of the
opinion that spontaneous combustion
was he cause Of the blaze. There
wac a large pile Of rubbish I'm the
cellar D. a had been there for several
months The damage was slight The
place Dr. owned by Simon Brandau
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23
CALAIS ~soMeARDEo.

PARIS. via London. Feb. %. 1908
=. ma Zeppelin airship bombarded
Calais this morning. according to an
official statement issued tonight. IL
dropped projectiles which killed FIVE
persons. all civilians. and caused
some unimportant material damage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23

Iuneral services were held yesterday
over the remains ~ the late Mr. o.Ia
iiHrtle}. who died Hr the result Uf burns
L,tiNea 90 tho homo Boz West Liberty.
f~olluwtnE The services. there. tho body
Waa trough tu Film Grove where. Inter-
mcnt was in stone Church rUmrfsrF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23

Funeral services were held yest,rdav
afternoon over the remains Of the late
MIS-. Henry kindelbcrEcr. who died al
t,im Grove "a Few days ugo. Requiem
hiEh mass was celebrated a. st. Jos.pb's
Cathedral and intermyut was in 81. cal
vary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23
siBLE STUDY
Or Robinson 20 Talk on "Lifs o.
Paul" Tonight

Paul" Tonight
Lr Charles g. Robinson will In.
struct the class meeting 20 bc held
az the Y M g. a building tonight IN
me .lAfe of Paul The lesson 10 be-
discussed by the speaker IN connoc
ton with the subject will BE- The
FIRST Missionary Journey An mon
Interested ln Bible study work are cor.
daily invited 10 be- present
The Mems league meeting win be
held az The v. ~ O.. A. today AZ noon
and the chief feature will be- tho die.
cuqsion Of many topics that arc Of In.
frrest 20 The members Of tho league
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23

Yesterday afternoon az the home ON
S.Fenteeuth street. the funeral OF the
late Martin pehlrr was held. Rev 4. h.
henze ~ the Zion Lutheran church.
iIlcinird. and iutcrment was In Mt.
ZION cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23

term of Dr. Thomas VI. Haskins. Mr..
J. c.. Boes WIS named secretary OF the
meeting las' night. and NJ. Schles-
singer president
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23

Funeral services will b. held this ar
ieFnpon a. the ST Paurs Episcopal
church. Of Martins Ferry. over the r.
mains or the late Mrs. Elizabeth Purcell
Mho dicd AZ her home on the Island.
Iurc"ll was In the 18th year ~ her age
0hc was born IN Yorkshire. England. and
came 70 pittsburgh when but q young
Mnman later she removed 60 Martins
ferry. then 20 Moundsyl1ie. then To- This
cue She T. survived b. the following
'hlldren Robert. Of M~CundsNiI1e. Wff-
son On Rochester. Pa. George. OF Mar
lins Ferry. Mrs. John Frazier. Of MAJ
llns lerr}. and Mrs Mary Henttie. az
20 - Vermont street. AZ whose home
EtEcrview cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23

yesterday at the home Of Mrs Mary J.
haNictt, No. SIS south Huron street
Rev. HHrtinEer ofrciated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23
MSS Rosaiis Joyce.

htas hoeaie Joyce.
MlsN koSali Joyce. popular Young
Iady or the south side. died Yesterday
morning at her home. No. agf4 Wilson
street. following an illness Of scarlet
fever. Miss Joyce had been I'M for the
psst several days. but sunday her COM
dition became much worse. ana sbe dted
suddenly yesterday morning
She was a member o. the 81. pho
sus church, and had always taken quite
= part IN the church work She had
taken part In a play given by her church
p rev weeks age. The deceased was In
the 18TH year OF her age. She il sur
NlEeo ~ her mother and stepfather. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas WiIdbIood and three
sisters; Mrs. Bernard Rsey. or his city.
Mrs. John Higgins and Mrs. Earl New.
t"n Or hcnwood. Funeral services will
be held ct the family home this morn
ing az > o'clock Intorment will be in
Nj. Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23

me last sad rites over the remain OF
ih' Iete John . Gntz. resident af Inc
CITY VINO passed away Friday. were held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-23
Obituary
Margaret Amanda carman.

Mrs. Margaret Amanda Carman,
aged oS years. a well known and high
ly respected resident OF ST. ClairsvilIe.
dice Monday morning at her home IN
that place following a brief illness
funeral services will be at : O'Clock
this evening In charge of Rev. Fisher.
pastor OF the St C~lairsvilie NJ. r..
church lnterment Will be private IN
Union cemetery Wednesday morning.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-26
ODD FELLOWS HERE
FOR anniversary
Great Parade This Evening.
Reception Follows Opera
House Meeting.

The local committee of Odd Fellows
having in charge the arrangements for
the celebration of the ninety-sixth an
niversary of the founding Of the order.
which takes place this evening, an
nounce that every detail Of the big
meeting is complete.
The ceremonies of the evening viii
be in charge of Gen. A. R. Stocker. of
Miamasburg. Ohio. assisted by Briga-
der General F. E. L. Schmueckle. Of
Columbus, Ohio. These gentlemen are
already in the city, having arrived
here last evening They were met at
the B. & o. station by Col. o. ]. Flem-
ing with his automobile. Col Francis
Thralls, Major W. l. Canter and Major
C. H. Riggle.
The first meeting or the day was
held this morning, when the Depart
ment Council met in the /. o. o. F.
Hall, corner Main and Monroe streets.
The parade which forms this even
ing at $50 is expected to be a big
feature of the celebration. 1t is an
nounced that the columns will form
at CASTOR avenue and First street
promptly at $50 and march through
the principal streets OF the city r. L.
Holland has been selected as grand
marshal and will have charge OF the
marchers.
After the parade the Odd Fellows
will assemble at the Grand Opera
House. where the Grand Decoration OF
Chivalry and the Decoration OF Chiv-
airy will be conferred upon number
OF candidates. This meeting is public
and a large crowd OF people who are
not members of the order is expected
to be present to witness these impress
sive ceremonies. The Grand Decora-
ton will be conferred upon Depart
ment Commander Col. Francis Thralls
mont, and Major A. F. Wagner, of
Clarksburg. The Decoration of Chiv-
airy will be conferred upon Mrs. Emma
Stealey Price, OF this city. and Mrs.
Wolfe, of Folsom, w. Va.
The following program will be car
ried out this evening at the Grand
Opera House meeting:
Prayer-Rev D. L. Ash, Grand Mas
ter.
Introduction.
Music-Orchestra
Comforting Grand Decoration of
Chivalry
Intermission.
Music-Orchestra
Comforting Decoration of Chivalry.
Music-Orchestra
Address-Gen. A. r. Stocker. Com
manding General Patriarchs Militan:
Army.
Music-Orchestra
Address-Brig. Gen. F. E. L.
Schmueckle, Chief I Equipment Patri-
archs Militant.