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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-15

VIZ JOURNAL takes and prints
4 si1ty hours and thirty min-
atas IT exclusive Associated Pres
leased wire service each week.
No other newspaper published ia
New Me8ico takes more than
twenty four hours IT Associated
Press service during the wsek
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-15
FASHIONS N soUTm NNntRIcN.

ANHAiNN ~ SUI III AMiiklNA \.
(llauiot Chalmers Adams in world
Outlook)
Trade development is a fascinating
study ] recall a voyage up the Para
quay river whom made the acquaint-
auee Of the Guaani Indian women
brave and industrious, and the most
accomplished hcad-baluncers ON the
globe Ii is quite the usual thing for
la woman to carry basket on her
head filled with five struggling tur-
keys aud three chickens, while She
holds youngster under one arm. a
large bundle of fire wood under the
other directs the progress of three
children, leads stubborn hurro and
smokes long black cigar
one day | followed % bronze Hobe
TO her humble home by the river shore
ana saw her bring forth an American
sewing machine and stitch away mer-
.riy Her own garment consisted OF a
white cloth resembling sheet worn
Moorish fashion. but this new crca-
ton was 10 he a skirt in latest Buenos
Aires style. for little Maria who att
tended the mission school and had
never learned % smoke.
Women are the same the world
over In metropolis and hamlet. in
brilliant court and forest Wilds they
love adotnment Eyery woman covcts
the other wompn's clothes. In Bogo-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-15
Notice

European war demands have caused
d shortage IN the worlds supply OF
materials used in the msnufattufs
Of White Tread Tires.
The color Of Goodyear Tires NAV
uhInl aiely lie changed from Whhe
to Black,
Our supply Of the required materials
assures the greater portion Of Our
1915 sesson 8 output OF tires beng
furnished with White Treods.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-10-20

Blythe term "Church Worship"
more often called services, l do
not mean the session of the Bible
School nor the meeting of the
Young Peoples Societies.
These setyices are essentially
church services, for the Bible
School and Endeavor Societies are
BY FARand largely Of the church
but l am speaking of the regular
morning hour of prayer, cohmun-
ion and preaching of the word of
God, and of the evening meeting
for prayer, praise and proclama-
tion of the Gospel. In other words
what is commonly known and
termed as the regular church SER
vices; not meaning of course, that
the other services are in any sense
irregular. And the first thing to
state is the we'll known fact that
the young people, especially the
children, do not atten1 these meet
ings in large numbers. In all our
churches, at. least in the churches
known, to me, the rule and custom
is for the children to go home, af
ter the Bible School is over. Many
very many, of our grown up young
men and women do this. And it i!
lamentable fact that not all who
belong to the Christian Endeayol
Society observe their Endervol
pledge and attend regularly th,
church worship. OF course man1
do not leave the church, but tia
change is always noticeable. AM
to the number who attend tn
Bible School and Endeavor meet
ing but do not stay for churcl
worship all those young peopl
who are not reached by either 0
these agencies, nor by the regula
preaching service, and you have
great number in every communit,
who are lost to all the influence
which proceed from the most i'm
portant and fundamental work tn
Church of Christ is called TO do.
The Importance of attendanc,
at church worship by the children
the cause or causes of the a bsenc'
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-10-20

Wanted, a light set of books I o
keep or stenographic work part of
the day. Have several hours each
day, could give to anyone needing
work Of this kind. If interested
see R. L. King, Philips block,
with.C. B. Eeal.- 1885.
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soIdLG VI AFFAIRS.
4 Parents are to blame. They
DO not insist on church atten-
dance. Sometimes they do not
attend themselves with any de-
gree of regularity. They are
careless and Indifferent. They
wrongly believe an hour and a
half in bible scnool that is suf-
fcient for onesday. They do
not exe1cise authority. The
child is law unto itself in many
homes. Church attendance is
not commanded. Every once in
"a while "a minister hears this
statement, "My boy does not want
to go and I'm afraid I'll drive him
entirely away from the church if
| COMPEL him to 60" But this
notion of things holds good in
nothing except religion. The old
fashioned home would cure many
new fashioned ills in the church as
every where else.
2. Bibld school teachers are to
blame. They do not teach the
value and Importance of church
Attendance; at least not all of them
do. They Are5 not always regular
and faithful themselves. This
thing shou}9 fbe emphasized Sun
day after Sunday; the dignity,
beauty, loY,. privilege and obliga-
ton of church attendance should
be taught constantly in every de,
partment of the. Bible School, and
teachers should practice what
they teach. No person can do che
best teaching who is not a regular
and faithful attendant at all church
worship.
8. The modern Bible school it.
self is partly to blame. We have
tried to make the Bible school dc
too much. We have spread il
out over too much territory.
There is such a maze of machinery
that other interests are lost sight
of. We become so enthusiastic
over one thing that we become
blind to the Importance of an.
other. We forget what is of first
Importance to the church on Sun.
day and what means most to the
Kingdom of God. The com.
munion, worship. This worship,
the communion is a greater fac.
tor in evangelism in soul winning
than any other feature or ele.
ment the church of God ever in.
troduced into it's worship OF
work. If I had to choose be-
tween the Bible school of winning
of man to Christ Jesus and keep.
ing him in Christ, I would choose
the communion, and yet with al
my heart I believe in the power
and efficiency of the modern
Bible School @
4. Preachers are to blame.
am to blame. preach too much
to men and women, to lawyers,
teachers. / try to feed the sheep
land sometimes the goats and toe
much neglect the lambs. It is
easier to preach to men and
women in middle age than tc
young people. 1t is easier tc
preach to young people than tc
children. 1t requires more work,
greater pains and effort to make
the church worship attractive
and helpful to the younger mem.
bers of the flock, and we are not
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-10-20

liza oO'J SAAS HWY OA0A4AS00 40 AOGS
to- take care of itself and too
many Churches are contentnif the I
fa4hilies'are represent /
ed We are TOO carelesso about
laying foundations for the
future.
The remedy has already been
suggested at least in part. The
movement Of the young people
toward regular church worship
must begin in the homes. Pa
rents can do more than all others
combined. Bible School teachers
can help, leaders in the Bible
School work can do much. The
Bible School can be 81 ordered as
to reduce to a minimum the num-
Der who feel that the session of
the school is not sufficient for the
day. All organizations should
and must in a we'll regulated
church center in the regular wor-
ship of the church. It should be
taught and emphasized that one
is not a good member of any or
ganization of the church who is
not faithful and loyal to the
church Worship. Christian En-
deavorers can help. Here they
help much for the evening wor-
ship. The members of. the socie-
ty not only stay but most of them
take front seats q wish they all
would.) They are taught that
to leave the church does injury
to the Society and binders the
| Lords work.
Church officers can do much
and preachers can help. Our
sermons can and should appeal to
young people. I do not mean
that we should preach exclusively
to or for them. That may be
permissible occasionally, but |
rarely did it. The simple Gospel
interests all classes old and
young. have more confidence
in the old gospel than in all
methods and organizations. The
Gospel preached simply but
earnestly; parents taught and
sometimes warned, the church
possessing a sense of appreciation
of its own responsibility; con-
gregational singing; the steady
insistence upon the dignity and
sanctifying influence of tn e
church worship; emphasis on the
sacredness of the Lords Day;
the glory and privilege of the
communion worship; the necessi-
ty of regular attendance-all these
things will help. Then we should
not fail to let young people feel
and understand that they are a
part of the church, responsible
for its growth, under obligations
to it and deriving untold benefits
from it's ministration and that
God desires to use them in hasten
ing the coming of His Kingdom.
know that many of you have
that and prayed and worked for
a solution of this difficulty, and
that you have seen some of the
fruit of your work. In some
measure the Lord has blessed my
ministry and has made me USE
full to young people. I love the
young people and children and
there is much yet that | desire
and long to achieve. Of one
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of young, people ands2 children
from same and brief word as to
ways and means best calculated to
secure their presence. this will be
the order of my discussion. |
frankly confess that the first two
items can be treated RtthEmuch
greater success and satisfaction
than the last. The difficulty has
been squarelY faced by the leaders
in the, ministry for nearly twenty
years, and the problem has been
only partially solved. The usual
morning and evening worship for
communion and preaching are the
most important and useful, the
most significant anG powerful of
all church meetings. The influence
of any church in any community
is measured and registered by the
interest and attendance on these
regular services. Everybody knows
this. A church is weak or strong
in proportion as people come to-
gether in small or large numbers
to pray, commune and listen to the
public preaching of the Gospel.
Say what you will about sermons
and those who preach them, still it
has pleased God, by the foolish
ness of preaching to save the
world. The sermon is the most
potent use that can be made of
human speech. All the literature
of the world combined does not
exert, does not mould thought nor
inspire action as do the sermon
preached by men. Effective as the
work of the Bible School is, i'm.
portant and vital as personal evan.
gelism may be, still without the
public worship and preaching, all
efforts to build up the kingdom Of
God would in their results, be re-
duced to verv low point. The
fact still remains that persons
we're women, young people, anc
children are more to Christ anC
built up in" Christ than the regular
church worship. There cannot be
strong church without a body OF
faithful, regular church attendants
and such constituency is the pro.
duct in very large measure OF
early. ttralning. Young people
need the church worship for their
own good, and the church needs
them for its own good.
Any neglect or indifference on
the part of church in securing
the--sYmpathetic interest a n d
active support of young people
| in behaiftef the regular worship
will be paid for in later years by
ia weakened congregation, in
point of members. bible know.
ledge, Spiritual life, liberality
and all that goes toward making
a strong and efficient church.
When the church neglects the
young people, when it fails tc
gather them in for the regular
worship, it is SHINING against
itself, against the young people,
against the coming generation
and against an all Ewise God.
When we are satisfied and con.
tent if the house Dis filled with
grown UP. men and women, with
no children then God help us,
and forgive US! The center Of
all interest for the church Of
G 0 d as respective humanity
~
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-10-20

One-sixth of the land surface
of the globe is occupied by the
Russian empire.
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Be ptist Church

Rev. L. A. Cooper's subject for
Sunday morning is Pure Religion
James 127. 5GN5
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-01
LITTLE SUCCESS
Has Rockefeller Commission in|
Convincing Belgians What
is Best for Them.

Correspondence OF Associated Press.)
THE HAGUE, Feb. 1.-THE Rock
efeller commission for the relief of
Belgium has had little success in
convincing Belgians that the only
thing for their country is the re-
patriation Of all refugees as fas as
possible. n
The Rockefeller investig gators rea-
son entirely on economic and social
grounds. Belgians. they say. must
rebuild their homes and become self
as soon as possible else
they will become pauperized for all
time and lose their habits OF indus
try. In reply. the Betgians charge
that to return would be to- ecquiesce
In German rule and 1t is more inn
portant that they should starve in
the ultimate hope Of driving out the
invaders than that they should raise
food and manufacture supplies for
the Germany army and pay taxes to
support both the German civil and
military administrations. To return.
they say would not be to- work for
themselves, but for the benefit .po-
liticali and economic. Of the Ger
mans. 3
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-01
SALE OF vAIuABIE
cLA1Ksau&1 CITY PRoPERTY.

X ~. III & 2. Z, \. . 4. <
Z, me unperstg ned. Melvin G. Sperry,
Trustee, by Virtue OF the authority
vested IN Him by certain deed Of
trust executed by Calvin p. Howell and
Mary y. flowels his wife, to said trus-
zee. bearing date on the 31st day OF
January, A.. D.. eft. and OF record In
the ONCE of the Clerk Of the County
Court OF Harrison County. West Viz
ginia. In Trust Deed Book No. 80, at
page u, Will. on x y
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY er1. 4 - 3
1sis, - - y =. - :.
,,r,,, =, i, ,,t,r,,- i. q
fc,.' ss Ia az, .,i Hne clock NJ, offer
tSa Srnr+ AZ, se y, ~ pnnlic auction. at
sTs ,r,ss,, EsS vl me Court House. at
m West Virginia, five,
III ,,n,.,', ia Inu iots situate on
ti,e t!,,S y sue ne 81 fnliippi Street. In
hercS XXI x Al EEs spurg being num-
ph,,snr ~ Str ~. oo9; oS. and 5S9 East
SigIs,,;aii being Stwo-story,
,,t,,,r M !. houses IN good COM
an a.. IA ie au.s On when said houses
: \ IA ~ are as Lots ~.
St,,a ri 1mnrn me mp OF pat of the
~ 1,diIlt,rpNenisnL company Addition
~ ~ .,s y ny ny 81. which map
- ". sAid Office In
ttsssu nvum ~. 10Y, AZ page $50. Said
asnn,s wiil y, 5e onered for sale each
y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-01

virtue OF, a. Deed OF u Trust dafafi
the z7tn. day Of JkHiiaf VI. 1900 MID Il
Nv 1cie Hill and JdniEA I'm; her nus
hands 20 me as Tts,stee. ana o. rec6rd
Court Or IIfffisoii County. Wal VIZ
gihlas In Trust Deed Book No. ri uaite
xgo, 70 secure Aaron E. Wagner. the
January nth. 1903. with Ia tefest ana nd
default having been made n the nav.
ntent Of said notes according 20 fro
terms Sf $40 IrHst Dssd viii there
est and. best bidder, on
SATURDAY, THE eTz. Day or Ff.1.
ii 0UARx. 1915; " 4
commencing about One o; clock PII M n
tho front door OF the, Court Hoti1a a
Harrison Counfy. West Virginia, ali thai
With four room; House situated ithere-
on, In Monticello addition, on the siii,-
urbs Of ClafkAburg. West VIraifiIa.
Which vl, lot Is bounded and described as
BeginnIng at the corner Of an alley
and tie E'alrmont and Weston Turnpike,
and running Sixty feet In 4 westerIv al
rsctlon With said ailey; to the line Of lot
t1trt y-six feet In q sbutherly direction
TO sta re, thence sixty feet In ifnS east
ernly objection TO said E'airfnont and
weston Y. rnrnpike thence ti,irty.sx feet
Of said 'Turnpi IKE to the Beginning. and
being the same lot conveyed to the said
Icie; Hill SHy Grant White and wife. ~
o oss aas sss ,s etse and and e rec
son, Count w est Virginia, In Deed
Book No. igl: page 43S. and being the
Northern part or Lot No. j. as shown
pany Which pat ID IL record rash n SS me
proper ONCE Of said Harrison County
in Deed Book No. 103 page 435 IL,
which decd and. plat reference Is here
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-01
BANKERS EXECUTIVES
Are Called by Their President
to Meet iii City of Hunting
ton February rs.

A meeting Of the executive conn
ell Of the West yirginia Bankers
Associati ion has been called by Pres
itent w. Wylie Beall to be held in
Huntington February 16. There are
eight members Of the board. All
sections OF West v Virginia ARE repre-
sented 4. I.
4 il Is probable that theE Bankers of
Huntington will arrange soma sespe-
cial entertainment for their visitors
during their stay in that city. &. sI:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-01
ALE TIRED OUT
Hundreds More in Clarlsburg in the
Same Plight.

Tired all the time;
Weary and worn out night and day,
Back aches: head aches,
Your kidneys are probably weaken
led. ~
You should help them at their
work. IL a
Let one who knows tell you how. X
Mrs. N. -, Mcmillan, POI BridgeI
ST, Clarksburg, w s Va, says;
kidneys caused me a great deal of an
Hnoyance. n had dull pains acrosS my
back When stopped TO lift any
thing, had a sharp pain in my back.
I was restless and mornings felt all
tired out. Doan's Kidney Pills had
been used In my family for years. SO
i tried some. They made me we'll. u
feel fine in the morning now, and; "
sleep well. Ny back IL strong and
my kidneys are normal !. - ;.
Mrs. Mcmillan Is only one Of many
clarksburg people who have CRATE:
fully endorsed Doan,s Kidney Pills: ri
your back ache IL your k.dneXs
bother you. don't simply ask for III
kidney remedy ask distinctly for
Doanss Kidney Pills, the same that:
Mrs. Mcmillan had the remedy
backed by home testimbny. soc alt
stores. Foster-Af ilbHfns Co, FF0pss
EHucal0. n. 81 When Your Back Ii.
Lame Remember the Name, al
|vertisenent: 4 Nv y q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-01

A new fireproof building material
from Switzerland is made by COM
pressing Portland cement and asbesai
tos fiber into blocks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-01

NOTICE or Corr tftfyfc,if m =. 4. ~.
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by B decree 81 the Girc,iif court a.
Harrison Comfy. west VifSinis y AZ, 4 ~
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nance Conipafix ma 81 - ~ am
and ciafEsbuss BrewihS coEipxa any ana
GhSncefy order Ho ., No IL - ~ M apii
81 said court sI6
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the City 81 CIafil n 3 - n, s,,s,,t ~
auction. 10 the Fissst 4 hid8 ~ nv X
the following real Ne and ssfsdsei
REQUIRED TO, pay5 the dSisfs. ia, 4 ~
c6efs II, n, IN 1n9
be paid, t0-wit ~ = ~
d Real Estats. ~
land stu tc on Essf PiEs ~, ~
city Of Elariahtire. Hafrlsori Cdiinfv.
West virginia, and being r iot Il sSs,,SW,,
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= steam CINE; Eick Is spindle wash
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M VIE. nlt . crown Cork, q Seal
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s .s.sn y 49, = h9rses and harness for
sA rs, = wagons: double nat top desk;
Ingie NAT top, desk; 4 roll top desk
. slsF!tolsns adding machine; 4 sUnder-
W Sss, Sypewritsr;;.l letter press; 1 SAFE;
cnaiTsi u Typewriter desk; i upright
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SOSH " ,s, puns 9pparatus: 1DS bare
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srcss oeer poItiss lapprox imately); to-
Is. = WIN some misceiianeous prop
srsy, sIsm u toois: furniture betting,
supeeE nose. Ice ,tongs, beer taps. check
protsstograph. clock In ofi,ce and other
asssls and property (but not including
money!, accounts receivable, book ac-
c e 2. otner intanEible property Int
we. .nalus oi ~: g: sperry and q. H.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-01
NOTICE OF p5saoLyg1oa or COZ
z 4OHATION. sf

: Notice Is hereby given that, at a
meeung o. the stockholders of the Nero
Oh ~ Gas Company, a corporation
created and organized under the laws
q the > satey of West Virginia, held at
the primo pal ONCE OF said Company in
1910, the following resolutions were
REsoLl I'D. First. That the Nero oil
q Gas Coinpaiiy. q Incorporation created
and organized under the laws OF the
state OF Vest Virginia, does hereby
and surrsnasrs 60 said state its charter
and corporate franchises The board OF
directors VIII proceed. to convert the
properly. chooses In action and all as
sets o. TINS CORPORATION into cash. and
Pay on and discharge all It's debts, liza
piiitiesf ana oblisations: and after fully
7discharging all such debts, liabilities
and obligations, divide the remninder
among the stockhn,defs, xnro rat5 with
their aeNeral IL IS of stock, but no
i9ucn payment be made to any
stockholder uni er the publication
OF me notice ne ter provided.
eRtSSoLyt.p, !. That the presl-
the adoption of foregoing f.esolti-
ltion to be publtst some fnewspaper
OF general circul pih1ished f,eai
the principal otiicS lace Of business
OF this corporate ce a week for
four successive t and That he
certify these sresoll il to ths secra-
tary Of state Of the "a a az Wesf Vir-
ginia. and deliver I h a a certifcate
showing the qualification n said notice.
as provided by law. -
|. Given under my hand his 18Th day
of January. 1915. ~
President OF said corp, IN.
Tx I . 4 r.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-01
OF Clarksburg. II

Wherefore. he prays that he may he
decreed, by the Court to have full, dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts, eS-
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge M y
Dated this 9Th day Of January A. D.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-01
order Of Notioe rhere,o,,,.

FnRMIN F. wERY. Rankrupt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-01

!. Sale OF the above deactabed property
,advertised to be held. on. this the 18th,
day of January, 1915. at 1880 o'clock
y. NJ. Is this day continued until
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-01

l. /. Wade coffman, Clerk az the
Circuit Court Of Harrison County. West,
II. Honheimer. the special commissioner
above named. has given bond. with good
security. In the penalty and with the
conditions required by the above men-:
toned decree, and as required by law:
Given under my hand this 7th day OF
.Decembe-.s tal4:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-01
ITHURspAY, IrHB1uARY 4, 1915,

at 1880 O'clock In the afternoon of said
day. and at the same place.
Given under my hand this It'll day of
January. 1915. ~ 81 n n 3
GEORGE NJ. IIOFFHEIMER.
Special Commissicner.