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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02
For the Farmers is Urged by
Banker Kent, of New Jersey,
before Conference.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-Robert d.
Kent, president of the Merchants
Bank, Passaic. N. j.. in an address
before the National Conference Of
Marketing and Farm Credits here,
proposed system Of rural credits
organized after, the manner OF build
ing and loan associations, the separ-
ate associations to be controlled by
central national body. He favored
such system because of its inher-
ent tendency to encourage private INF
tiative. He said that government OBJ
Grafton Of any business was not to
be desired and was not necessary. He
hoped for self capitalized system OF
rural credits. Mr.; Kent said in
part:
Each agricultural community
organize an association all of the far
mers and others who desired to share
in the prospective dement's at the rate
Of one dollar a month per share. II
five hundred shares were subscribed,
the end Of the third month would see
a fund of $500. available for max
ing temporary loans to SUCH members
as might need to borrow. After the
lapse Of a year the accumulated dues,
interests and repayment of short
loans would amount to enough to
warrant the Association in embark
ing in the farm mortgage business.
Any number of local associations,
not less than ten and not exceeding
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02
BIIOU 10 SHOW
TRIANGLE FILMS

several parts to take the place Of acts.
Each picture Is different. Film spec
tators have reached a point where
they dislike to SIT through an evening
Of straight anything, and SO there
are to be two distinct features at the
Bijou, one serious and one farce. The
people like It that way. particularly
when each picture is to come under
the personal supervision Of a great
master.
Today there Is as great difference
between one moving picture and
another as there % between ten-twen-
ty-thirty and q Broadway dram fea-
turing q great star. The Triangle
films have attained q degree OF ex-
cellence that at one point OF the
game seemed too far distant to be ut
all probable. There are to be no pic
lures shown that viii not feature a
Legitimate star. There Is q triangle
of stars presented each time as well
as the triangle OF producers,
Entirely Original.
Nothing has been omitted from the
general scheme OF things that might
In the slightest degree add to the
great Wkole. The Triangle pro due
toms are an entirely OH gina1, entire.
" ont OF the ordinary form OF amlse-
ment. Il each elange Of bin is is
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02
PROGRAM
Will Be Rendered Friday After.
noon by the Local Col
cred High School.


The following special program will
be rendered by the Water street col
bred high school ct $780, O'Clock
Friday afternoon: Is
4 chorus'sWe are Climbing ia
cob Ladder High school.
& Inyocation. 81 ~ s
Instrumental solo Flying Sray,'
Glovinia Carter.
peclamatio Marco Bozzaris.
John Howard. -
Recital ton Happ dness,' Martha
Defamation George Washing.
ton. Charles Washing ton. 4 n :
Sextet-Th There is Music In the
Air, =
Defamation The Launch of the
Ship John Waddy. 6 81
Recitation Public Opinion
Este1la Jackson. 4. (;
! violin. solo Over the wayes',--
Samuel Lassiter. - = 3. : IN
Howard. "
Recitation anatopslss FL
mira Harrison. 'sssfi
Quartet Dreamy Lake,
Defamation I" The Battle Of Ivy,
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NeWPicture Service of Highest
Class to Start Next
Monday.

w. S. Simeral, manager Of the BIZ
iou theater, Is making an important
announcement to the effect that the
great Triangle motion picture plays
have been obtained for exclusive
showing at that playhouse. starting
next Monday.
The Triangle films are the product
of recently-organized large picture
producing corporation. which has the
services Of threesot the greatest mo-
ton picture directors In the, world,
namely, Thomas n. Ince. D. w. Grit
fifth and Mack Sennett.
I Owing to the higher cost Of the
Triangle films. they are to be shown
for two days each at the Bijou. The
opening program win be sgrhe
Lamb. Z, featuring Raymond Hitch-
cock and Mahle Normand. This pro-
gram VIII be- shown Monday and
Diyessified FrcsraEnss
The Idea OF the Triangle MINIS Is
70 present IA evening Of diversified
amusement The time IS divided Into
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02

days engagement at the odeon this
afternoon, presenting a repertoire Of
up-to-date musical comedies. The
company Is composed OF eigth pref
ty girls and four clever comedians.
Four reels of very good motion
pictures will be shown with each
program.
For the last half Of the week, be-
ginning tonight. and including spe-
cfal matinee Saturday for women and
children, the Lewis Oliver players
will present a play that will appeal
to all classes Of theater-goers, enti-
tied woman against Woman"
This is play dealing with the love
of two women for the one man., Ra-
chel Westwood. the past sweetheart
of John Tressider, returns to her for
mer home X Willowdale, Mass, to
ind that he has married her bitterest
enemy, Bessie Barton, and resolves
then and there to win John Tressider,
no matter what the cost may.
A grand scenic production of Henry
3. Dixie's big comedy success, 1.-THE
Man on the Box viii be presented
the first half Of next week.
An English company is to be organ
ICED in this country by the Shuberts
to present 'HoBson's Choice" an Eng
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ing up the pace a. active deyelopmaent

ing up the pace in active development
work. In Duyal district the Ohio
Fuel Oh Company has started to dril]
g second test on the A. G. and w. e
Halebrt farm. In the same district,
the South Penn Oil Company has
started to drill No. % on the Horse
Creek tract. On Indian Greek. south.
west OF the old Blue Creek field q
Elk. district, aKnawha county, the
same company has started to drill No
ZION thew. g. Morris farm.
Producer ON Church Lot.
In Clay district, Monongalia coun.
y, the Pentress Gas Company drilled
It's we'll on the st. Luke church 10,
through the Big Injun sand and has 4
ten-barrel pumper. In the same dis.
trtct, the Carnegie NaturalsG Gas Com.
pany's No. on the s. j. johnson
farm is gasser in the. Gas sane. The
same scompany'ss No. 8 on the Grant
Stevens farm is fair gasser in the
same formation.
In Freemans Creek district. Lewis
county, the South Penn OH Company
completed No. 8 on the. Edward Foley
ST., farm and developed q strong gas.
ser In the Big Injun sand. No. 3 on
the same farm, completed last month,
is a gasser in the same formation.
Southeastern Ohio.
In the deep sand territory in south.
eastern Ohio the fayetteville OF
Company has now completed and shot
Its No. on the National Fire. Proof.
fvSirr ~,
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LOAN ASSOCIATION
PLAN FOR CREDITS

IS f ~ q
thirty should form a. district associa-
ton, governed by a board consisting
Of one representative from each local
asso citation in the district. The dis
trict association should be federated
into a national association. This
body should receive from its constit-
uent district, associations mortgages
previously obtained from the locals,
such obligations being passed up from
time to time as requirements dictate.
These mortgages transmitted to tho
national association should bear the
guarantee of their originating district
associations. The National associa-
ton should bear the guarantee of
their originating district associat tons.
thus fortified, could sell its securi-
ties to the public as long time obliga-
tons.
THE national governing board
might well consist Of the comptroller
OF the currency, the secretaries OF the
treasury and agriculture, four men
elected by the district associations
from among their boards OF directors
and four to be appointed by the presl-
dent of the United States. The whole
system should be under the super
vision Of a federal official, who
should bear somewhat the same reia-
ton to the various associations that
is borne by the comptroller Of the
currency to national banks. With an
organization thus constituted there
would be no ditficulty In selling its
obligations at a very moderate rate
Of interest, particularly after the pub
lie had come to know the standing Of
the national rural credit association
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!. PIN HAS Z ESSON
ON FOOLISH LIVING
u is @The BIudgeon,v Featur.
ing katherine 0sterman,
at 0rpfleurl.

There are plenty of tense, gripping
situations in the fye-part screen
drama, "Hhe Bludgeon," which is
showing today at the Orpheum the
ater. Behind the dramatic episodes
Of the play, and in fact their main
spring, is story of love, social am
bttfon. and the whole group Of pas
sions which naturally surround a
woman who endeavors to live beyond
the means her husband is able to
provide. Kathryn osterman, the
star OF the play, as the ambitious
and foolish wife, finds in Paul Arm
sstrong's successful drama plenty of
scope for her histrionic powers, and
uses them to the utmost.
The product Of the Equitable's own
studios, The Bludgeon, . as q re-
narkably fine example of staging, di-
Tection and photography.
Tomorrow, a Pathe Gold Rooster
drama, THE spender," featuring
Alma Martin and George Probert
will be the CHIEF attraction.
John 9. Fishers international mu-
ksical comedy, THE Pink Lady"
which has been the talk Of the mu-
Z steal world for three seasons, is at
the Robinson Grand today for after
noon and night performances.
The story is delightfully."- adapted
from a French farce and from first
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02

TO last IS genuine, wholesome, jolly
roncotion Of melodies, amusing lines
and resistible. humor. In fact both
book and score have been acknowl-
edged a triumph, while the nroduc-
4 ton is one Of the, most elaborate ever
sent out from New York. An espe-
scially effective and spirited number
which all will be whistling is the
quartet, with chorus, "Donny Did,
Dony Didn't" and which Is said to
TO electrify.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02

gas pressure in the fifty-foot sand II
the Mt. Morris district. 3DnnFar6
township, Perry Dyry driIIed 8 fbsii.
test on the South heirs Farm 1 srones,
the Dunkard sand and found neither
oil nor gas. n ~ n y #
In East Ffndley township. wash
inton county, the Freehold OH qua
Gas Company: has mpleted 4 ssec.
Fond test; on the John irwin farm. Id.
cate one-half mile southwest Of HE.
test on the William and John Mo
Cleary farm and developed a iirhf.
show Of oil in the Cord on stray anna
After shot 1t will make d light niirn6z
er. In the Washington district n. q
Grayson has a rig completed Tor 4.
TEST on thes Andrews farm.
Dcrseyyille Developments.
In the Dorseyyille field the Nation
al OIL and Gas Company's test ON fl,eI
Stevenson farm is delayed with & fishz'
ing job. The well had been drilled
twelve feet into the sand and while
lowering the tools the cable broke
and let the tools drop about 500 "a
It may prove difficult matter % re-
cover them.
SCUM o. the Robinson farm Al
exander Valley Is drilling at fifteen.
feet In the sand at his No. 8 on the.
George Mason farm. When asts heard
from itswa not showing any ON
The on Market.
The prices paid for OH sof rsrio,,s
grades by the purchasing agencies are:
s sennsyiy ~ e 4: ,
mn Gsstla e 4; 1. ! 3'e ev'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02
TEN PIN GAME
Won by Ours and Drake from
King and Davis, of

F. a. Drake, commonly known
among his friends as Daddy Drake,
along with w. w. Ours, journeyed to
Fairmont last night to comple ate their
ten-game ten pin series with Messrs.
King and Davis Of the sister city.
Daddy" got away bad in the first
game. but all indications went to
show that the grand old man was not
to be ot1trrun and from that game on
Daddy" got in the shade OF his op-
ponents and with the Consistent roll
ing Of his partner, Ours. F'airmont's
hopes for a victory began to fade and
Clarksburg began to move to a front
seat and was never molested any
more the balance Of the evening. Our
boys went to Fairmont determined to
win. Notwithstanding the fact that
Fairmont already had fffteen-pin
lead, but this lead was soon put out
Of running and our boys finish with
a total lead OF fifty-one pins for the
ten games.
The score for the games last night
stands as follows:
Drake
asls5 2s4 2os $50 2os- s25i
175 175 1888 1ss 1856 SEQ
sI0a410 ss1 31s. a89-1slsI
Davis r.
K,n.- ls1 l7stl77 14s .14s- :. $50 =
III 1853 200 1ss s1ss- ga
ses 1886 SIT ss45 s2s-1752.
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It is found that 100 male dogs go
mad as compared with fourteen fe-
male.
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A member of E. H. southern,s COM
pany in "Dundreary" is Charles YER
non, who has not played in this coun-
try since he appeared with Mrs. John
Drew in the seventies.

%
The main Offering at the Bijou
theater today is a three-act Essanay
photoplay, Despair" in which Edna
Mayo and Bryant Washburn are the
stars. This Is picture OF the high
est order and gives Miss Mayo fine
opportunity to display her wonderful
power as an emotional actress.
Maurice Costello Is seen in I'm Spite
of ALL" a one-act drama, and a two
act Kleine comedy, "Wilful Peggy"
furnishes the fun. 5s
Friday, In addition to the regular
program. Charles Chaplin will ap-
pear at the request Of hundreds who
did not see him here last week. He
will appear in his dress suit affair.
"a Night at the Show" one Of his
best efforts.
The Meal Of the Navy" picture for
Friday will be 1.-THE Gin Runners. /"
Miss Lorraine work I'm the brilliant
picture is winning the favor of the
large audiences who have seen her
each Friday at3the Bijou.
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fish play by an English author, in Lon-
don. The presence OF many English
actros in New York just now makes
this wa yfo sending dramatic Goals to
Newcastle quite feasible.
I. 81.
The Bostock animals are seen In a
wonderful and exciting photoplay OF
three acts today at the Star theater.
Many OF the scenes are laid in South
Africa. The Man from Argentine, -
beautiful and pleasing two-act
Powers photodrama, is also shown.
- o -
Jackie Saunders, who stars In the
forthcoming Pathe Gold Rooster play,
1.-THE Shrine Of Happiness" was an
artists model before getting into pic
lures. She appeared on many maya
zine covers done by such famous ar
lists as Harrison Fisher, Howard
Chandler Christy and Clarence Under
wood.
"Nedra," the Gold Rooster play
adapted from George Barr McCutch-
cons well known book, has now been
finished by Edward Jose. "Nedra" will
make a sensation. 1t is easily Mr..
Jose's most elaborate production.
Thousands Of "extras" were used, and
there are number Of big scenes,
among them battle between hordes
Of savages.
According to all reports, the Lasky-
Paramount production OF 1.-THE Immi-
grant, in which Valeska Surratt is to
star, will be something different from
anything in which. she has heretofore
appeared. Her production Is being
directed by George Milford.
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Grace George is to give a PERFORM
ance Of shaw's Salvation Army play.
Major Barba, 2 at New Haven shortly
under the auspices o IA Yale Univer-
sity dramatic society.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02

The broadway Beauties Musical
Comedy Company opened a three
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-02

An English company is to be organ
lied in this country by the Shuberts
to present aHoBson's Choice" an Eng
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-15
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Gintinnati. ia. Wlai.

Qaura g. gyisrfon on ebparb
GrOsbp. 9ot 3S6 in gbarIes u.
Shprt's sritsr gbOition Su abbpitOn.
$50.
George 81. DslT5 an Gbarlsa unb
arubela Wation. Got 70 in Roab
Wartlunb's unterd6tbeilung in
Glsoss, (Steusr 5Oc); 81.
pearl Stifel tn Diniom unb qusus
itn Sadr. 90 bel 100 i}ub al Der
nofb0itIi6sH Gde Don Wlab antbonp
unO Gbdfe etrabs in gumminsOiIl.,
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GOOfrep +. Bilion an gbdrlep
Simonion, 3beil BON Got 2 in Maib'
inaton qbarts 9lbbition Su GleOss,
(Stsuer 50t); $500.
sSobn 2. 9litins, per grc'r. ar
5enristta Rsinbarot, 81 bei 140 sJub
an Der Rorbi.its Der prsntits Strabs
in Maoiionpile, 81.
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80 BEL $50 iFub an Der Wsftieiie bon
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8eorgs saaHsn, Grc'r. an Sobn 9.
peisr. 20.93 Qder 2anb in Surp,p
395 in anberiou 5ofpnibip. (Steuer
$3.50; $2500.
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9ceritIer, 30 bel SO Sub on Der
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Grnnbeissntbams 'Sspstbei eien.
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Weu etnget "a 8 ".
2lnno 6. 9a5enfislo an Oatlet
ssmprcpeb Q. II. 9. Co., S2500.
9fnna +. Gang on gontbern Obir
3. u. 9. Co.. $500.
Wtinnis Mad5um an eottdet .. u
g. Co., $500.
9nman Sitts on DO, S400.
Guoene Walter an Gnierprifs g.
u. Co., $3.50.
sSulius 5erntbeil an Mi Daibings
ION 9. 3. u. 2. Co., $500.
Senrp 5. Rersler an 6. u. Mente,
$500.
gDilliam Scar an Gait 5iOe .. u
g. 60. $2500.
Gbeiter q. Campbell an SOut6eru
Shio 8. II. 2. Co.. $4,000.
6annie 6. Gramer an Soutferr
Ohio g. II. z. Co., $500.
WifIiam 6, gogi an 8rsen Strsel
no. 2 g. II. 9. Co., $2400.
Sohn q. petsr an @eorse Sbieranp.
$1,000.
9tbrabam g. ROstnbers an 2iberaI
8. Ii. .. Co., $400.
DiIidm goerltler an Diliam R
Collins, 5ruiise. $1625.
sSofepb GOt an RidoIds GdIe,
$500.
alpa @. elIIsn an GIiSabetb yiBa
barris. $500.
lrdnt q. 5amer all appnbaIs II
9. 6. u. 3. Co.. $500.
Snllie Rorthman an Clifton Wan.
tual 9. IL. 9. Co., $250o.
anna e. ifinte an RationaI 3. u
Co.. $1,000.
elisabctb 6. Rebol an bic Oatlst
9ont. $1700.
Sbomns Mdrtin on Weiitru uni
Soutbern aife Sni. Co., $4,000.
6. Z. aebmnn on 9srmunia ylo,
2 6. II. 3. Co.. $1,000.
Do. an DO. $1,000.
Gfrdnt Carr an brani Q. Gunte,
5000.
2tnna 20. Rimmer an Cottage 3.
II. g. 60. $2700.
Rinnis g. Ssarls an %. Bdrb y.
q. Co.. $1,000.
girbie Snhber an Mabfou .. u.
Ro. 2. $500.
ggilliam 8. Settle an DO. $500.
Rannie 6. gonb an oo., $500.
Winidm 8. Settle oil bp., $500.
Charles r. Seisr an DO, $3.50.
9llice q. Bhite on Wsiami 5otpH'
T6ip .. II. 6. Co., $3.50.
Gnna Bloom an eagle 9. II. =.
q. $500.
gapib Gfranilin an bo., $1,000.
9ena Ban ausboI an DO. $2250.
@etiIgtt 9ppotbsten.
Sdrab M. Sarier an Du. 6. u. ..
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CHARTS q. Bel an Dollar O. II.
R. 60. $3.50.
glnna Tl. Cannon an Meitern Il.
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glinni. Mad5um an Cottage .. u.
6. Gc., $3.50.
Gatbarine atIid an bO., $500.
Catherine q. 5oeter an WliHouri
3. marrsn, $500.
glihoIds Shisler all Retp GouHbo'
tim 6. II. 9. Co., $1,000.
qlsranber W. Sarpuot an Gitisens
Gift .. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
GbarIss 80. Weber an 3. Rpuss,
$1,000.
Sobn iJrss an 5enrp SdHit.,sr,
$1,000.
Wlathilba @. 0aSis an Charles 3.
Benton, $500.
GbarIes RinsgOlb an aeHnog 3. u.
6. Co.. S125o.
slua. asIm on u. 6. ahnsiep,
$3.50.
Gt6el 81. Wtillsr al GOutbern
Shio 6. II. 3. Co.. $500.
Wm. GnaeIbdrbt Sr. an John
S.Ibbaus. $1,000.
2aura Smith on IaSiiou RoaS
G. II. 6. 60. $3.50.
ssran. @. Barrier an Cottage 3. u.
9. Co., $2750.
Do. an Gaiott Re9reaor. $500.
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Co.. $1,000.
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