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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
NEW INDUSTRIES
IN DIXIE LAND

Columbus, Ga. Jan. 5o.-The Indus
trial Index says in its issue for this
week:
Steadily increasing activities in the
southeast indicate good general con-
ditions in February.
Tho first month OF the year has
brought business Improvement that
hardly seemed possible six weeks as..
and the prospects are even brighter
for greater Improvement. Manufac-
turing plants have been increasing
their operations, and many which had
been closed have begun operation.
"The increase in construction opera
lions Is not so easily expressed in flg-
ures, but It is large. The plans and
preparations for building are such as
to indicate that construction operations
in the southeast viii soon be nearing
normal. The Industrial Index expects
unusual building activities In the
spring and summer.
Cotton Is selling at $3.50 more a
bale than 1t brought at the low level
Of December. Money is cheaper. Rail-
roads are making large expenditures
A number Of cities and counties are
making. or preparing to make, large
OUTLAWS for public improvements
"A Birmingham steel company has
received from a western railroad an
order for $4,000 tons of steel rail-
Another company of the same city,
which is operating it's plant day, night
and Sundays has received one order for
$1,000 barrels Of cement. A company
at Ragiand, Ala, has received a large
order from Jacksonville, Fla, and has
placed It's plant in operation.
"A company has been incorporated
to establish electric light and power
plants and ice plants In Florida cities
and to build an electric railway.
"A Florida city has awarded con-
tract for public improvements to cost
s215,ooo
"Twenty-six corporations have been
organized during the week with mini
mum capital stocks aggregating $416,-
900. Banks have been organized at
Iuka, Miss, and Monticello, Fla.
Among the items of construction
are:
Apartment house. Atlanta, Ca;
church building, Admission, Ala; hotel
uuiioltrS, oduIOrus rla-s SCnOol Du1lQlng
drainage, sewers and waterworks,
Hawkinsville. Ga: garages. Augusta,
Ga, and Dunedin, Fla: sewers, Miami,
Fla fraternal building, Atlanta, Ga.
factory buildings, Jacksonville and
West Tampa, Fla; warehouses, two,
Augusta, Ga, and Macon, Ga, and st.
Petersburg. Fla.
CONSTRUCTION contracts have been
awarded as follows: Railway bridge
over Alabama river In Alabama: levee
and sewers. Augusta. Ga: paving,
Quitman, Ga: railway shop building,
Waycross. Ga; sanitarium building,
s. c., school building, LaBelle,
Fla: paving, sewers and waterworks
Fla; factory building. Column
bus, Ga; warehouse. Chester, 8. C.
Industrial plants will 30 established
as follows:
Flour and grist mill, Blythe, Ca;
cotton mill extension, Columbus, Ga;
Fertilizer factory. Melville, Ga; ice
plant, Laurel, Miss; abattoir. Jackson
Vile, Fla; cold storage plant, Macon,
Ga; electric light plant. Toccoa, Ca
railways extension from Starke to
Green Cove Springs. Fla"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
ANOTHER NEGRO IN
THE STORE ROBBERY

Oscar Arlington. colored. was given
q preliminary hearing before Judge
VIII l.. Johnson yesterday on charges
OF recefving stolen goods and also for
vagrancy. On both charges he was
held to the court Of record under a
bond OF $500, which. being unable to
furnish. no was remanded to Jail The
negro was said TO have been found
with q large iot OF goods which had
bean stolen from the grocery OF John
land some time since. and hams. but
tsr. meat. etc. were said to have been
round in trunk In the room occupied
By the dar1key.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
THE LIVER REGULATES THE
BODY. A SLUGGISH LIVER
NEEDS CARE

Someone has said that people with
Chronic Liver, Complaint should be
shut up away from humanity, for they
are pessimists and see through a
glass darkly." Why? Because mental
states depend upon physical states.
Biliousness, Headaches, Dizziness and
Constipation disappear after using DR.
Kings New Life Pills. 25c. at your
Druggist (Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31

The Journals WANT ad
Way" win get you results.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31

Captain C. B. Blethen, Of Seattle,
representing the adjutant general Of
the Washington state national guard
at the militia conference at Washing
ton, d. c., wants the state militiamen
put on the government payroll and
will help Senator Chamberlain in his
efforts to get this done. He contends
that many good men are kept out
of the service because they cannot
spend the money necessary under the
present arrangement. Captain Bile
then is the managing editor of the
Seattle Times and is one of the mill
tia officers who will take a course IN
gunnery and sea coast engineering at
Fortress Monroe, Va, beginning next
May
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
WHAT SHE WANTED

81 want TO stop my babys cough"
said young mother Tuesday, but
/ won't give him any harmful drugs"
She bought Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. 1t 1oosens the cough
quickly, stimulates the mucous mem
branes and helps throw off the chok-
ing secretion, eases pain and gives
the child normal rest. D'Alemberfe's
Pharmacy. (Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
PAYING THE WOUNDED

London, Jan 3o.-The Belgian gov
eminent is distributing pay among the
sick, wounded and convalescent Bel
gian soldiers confined in hospitals in
England at the rate of Ave cents day
for privates and corporals and ten
cents for the higher on-commissioned
officers. This pay, small as 1t is, is
welcome news to the men.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
DEMAND FOR THE EFFICIENT

Alert, keen, clear headed, healthy
men and women are in demand. Modern
business cannot use in Office, factory
or on the road, persons who are dull
lifeless, inert, half sick or tired. Keep
in trim. Be in a condition that wards
off disease. Foley Cathartic Tablets
clean the system, keep the stomach
sweet, liver active and the bowels reg
ular. D'Alembertes Pharmacy.
(Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31

trian infantry easily recognized the
shots fired toward them from their
own guns, not only the position of the
batteries, but also by the characters
It's reddish purple smoke Of the Aus
trian powder.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31

Octagon and Ivory soap,
ten cakes for 25c, as adver-
tised, Mondays at The Crys-
tai Pharmacy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
BETTER THAN SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children OF
bed wetting. There is a constitutional
cause for this trouble Mrs M sum
mers, Box w. South Bend. Ind, win send
free to any mother her successful home
treatment with full instructions. Send
no money, but write her to-daysf your
children trouble you in this way. Don't
blame the child. the chances are It cant
help i6A This treatment also cures adults
and aged people troubled with urine dim
culties by day or night. ADVERTISEMENT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-16
DERi: SER ~CiRRiNCfSTA.

Este mi>mo prriGdiro puhlicd aver
una nntiria ruri0Sa. :" reflcre IN
ella Que Mrs. Margaret Williams
Tracey la prescntadO demanda de
divOrciO contra Su cspoSo porqu"
este no 81 ban6 durantr FL ttrmlno
H. u amos Que vivicron .iunloS. Sc
.rIn luSOtrOS. los Sin!0maS sol NOR
tales. ESa o]bStinari6n Ell c~OnS1rvar
ia mu=rirnta caScara Y esq horror
al aqua. acuSan I'm rSpIrIiu emil
nrnlrmcntr drmOcrilirO y no puc-
len memo que pcrlcn"ccr a un i'll
Iiviluo idrntifirado con los idealcS
cnnS;.itur!0HalIStaS.
por 10 ldnto. sin c0nocer antccc-
! denies del drmandado por Mrs.
Tracey. crcrmoS que este ha tcnIdO
a~0niactuS alguna VrZ con Ia hampa
/ SALVATORE he Mexico. cncmi:a ace
rrima de- todo 81 que cometa cl de-
Ito De balarSe.
CARICATO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-16
Los r~evoIucionarios, rehacios q TODD yugo, no Sc
ran d6ciLes nunca a Ia discipline y a la ley


tan absolute como csc. Scguido dc
una notification dc Intervention. en-
nanlbrr de- Iii humanidad?!
Puiir;i d~rcirSG que C%arranza, al en-
lrar de- !IrnO en- I'll tcrrenO cOnSii-
turiGnal. cOntari con 81 apOyO de
Gbrcu0n. de Gonzalez. de Trevi-
no. de- .i~Ilarad0 Y de t0doS los jc-
f,S UIIr 81 Hannah carralciStaS:
uur no lIabra diviSionrS nuevaS:
uur SII lOiumtad impcrara Ell 10
absolute. pcru este cS prcdcclr TT
miiagrO: porTur. cc0m0 a Il con-
NrrtirSc. de la nOchc Il In maIlana,
Ell d6ciIcS IL la discipline y Il la ley.
ilGmbrcS que pOr n%aturalcza y p0r
ri medic en- que st han dcSarrolla-
do Sl.S mri0rcS a~ctividadcs, son
rrhaciuS Il tGdO yugO:
Los hcch0S son clOcucntcS: y los
hcchoS. con rclaci0n al ScIlor Ca
rralZa. 10 pintan como ll0mDrc fall
to de- carictcr. sin dGmini0 Sobrc
las multitudcS. sin pOtcStad So!re
StlS grnteS. Y en- Mexico. Ia que ST
urceSita. Cs I'm caracler.
:Uuir:c gSt0 decir que In naci0-
na!iG.:: "&ta prrdida? No. Ell ma
nrra %alguna. Los puebl0S no Sc
Suiridan: rracciOnan. PcrO no cac
ciGnan como ST sup0nc Ia maynrIa
dc los c%migradOS que Suenan con
rcgreSar al podcr: rcaccionan c"r
les eIcmcntoS interiors;. hacienda,
como EN- Francia. de I'm Dumouriez
nGblc. cl paladin que Il la cabeza de
los San-cOulOttcS rchacc Il los Goa
IigadOS de la ReStauraci0n y cItr,-
gaIdo. por ultimo, sus dcstinos,
cn manOS de TIL ScurO SOldado de
fortuna que Ic dc diaS de cSplend0r
Y que la tiranicc. mas. muchO mas,
que los Antiques reyes: tai la his
turia del c0rSo Napoleon.
:. =: =
In diario de cSta ciudad. deSmin-
ito una nCticia publicada pOr LA
pRENSA". Sc trataba de haccr
rracr al publico que la sonora VIII
da de Tomas Urbina. desputs Gei
asesinato de este, habia quedado en-
Ia i~ndigencia.
PucS bien; solo para que sc yea
que las infOrmaciOneS enViadaS de
la ciuGad de FL PaSO son absolute
mente yeridicas. pOdemos asentar
Pasa a la Pagina 5a, Col. ia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-16
DESASTRE ~SIiLNATIC0.

f. rcrOnOcimiento de- Carranza ha
sido 81 "siIvcSc 81 que pucda de
los yillislas. No harr murhO tempo
me los srruaSrS de- Don DorO -
Ilrnaban Ia bOca con ~paIaDF0iaS
buaras-cOmO So Ia Ilcnan ahora los
| rarranriSiaS hablansiO de- drSInIcrcS,
Ir pairiotiSmo. dr ld"al"S. y d'
uui:n Sabr rrantaS 0lraS ZaranIa-
las. que. sin r~ntrnlrrIaS. rrprtIan
Dor habrrlaS dido much0 rr los L.
! iradOS Y rlOru"nl"S Saramu"LaS L.
b]rriaiOrr<. T0lavia no Ilar" dos
|mcSrs que Si al@ui"n haDIaba ir
irairionrS Y de- infid"nciaS rnire
clos. So pOnian firroS. y juraban
que iamiS abandonarian al senior
general don Francisco Villa. JET"
Supreme de- ~OprrarionrS del Ej"r-
rito GurvrnrioniSta Y rrprc>rntan-
f. "rruiao IL los idraIrS ri"t pueblo"
mnNirano.
Y va los han vjsto HStrn"S. -,p,-
M, anrnriG Wilson IN" L. ]n0niria
las prraS Il ruarto a Villa. los leo
nrS =. volvirron lirbrr> Y no han
parade ,lr corrrr hasIa Ia brnrmr-
rita riu,iad he T.! paSo. Bu"Ina IT.
petit aaron ii" Ia =I"rio>a. I"maS
! OrnrIas. 81 ~canrrrbrro d" ia E>II@ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-16

chn> eases. quiLaS ru la nE;,-
yGria. solo :urrGn Il la guerra pa
ri ~>HtiSflrrr N]rNanira> paNInncN.
Este no e. ]ignuradu Ic Viz. II IL
sen: y IL rccOn0cimicntn que ST.
GoiicrnO CtOrguc Il t"rranLA. ne
SER. mas cue un nuCNo rh>O de IL
CASA iiIanya iacia S;iS prinr!?ioS
"~lraa>iunisia IN America. sab" q,c
t.arrdnIa. moral ' entertainments.
rsti in]raparitadn pa:a ~gohrrnar. y
al rrronurcrlo na iara mas q,h
hr>rar la comprobaci0n dc r>"
miSmn i~ncapacidad.
:uu1 p"nsa:ia ii mundn rntcro
81 dia que VIZ. Wilson. nGr condHc-
Ia DE- Su SrrrrtaTir Lansing. N0iNic-
rl Il rOuyGcar, ; este dcntr0 de I'm
piaZu no malir de- iii an0, Il los
GlnlUmiiicuS dc Centre y SUG-.iinr-
RIGA. para GccirirS. fuidadG cn los
hrciiCS Que Ia iinica faccijn me-
Nicana que p0dia cSt"birCcr IN 30
birrno. llahia fracaSad0 al %lntrntar-
10. p0rGuc Ia amarGuia rcfnaba EN-
S,lS cUmrOncntcS. y Il icfc no era
CbcdrridG de SllS >ubaitern0S. Que.
rr,audo d~rciarara humanitariu IN
TERyFNiR IN FAVOR DEL PIE
PLU OLE MORli DE HlNBEE. pa
ra ayudarlO a cOnStituir 10 Que min
quno de SuS hijOS pOdia darlc, TN
G0biernO verdudcrO?
Que diria I'll mund0 eur0pCo ante
rsa conclusion. 81 cntOnceS Europa
Scauia. como parecc probable, en-
Su luclia I: mucrtc. q st hiliaba.
I'll ease de habcr Eirmado Ia paz.
incapacitnda para aizar Iii y0k en-
frrntc del CoiGS0 De America?
:Out cl Nucl0 Mundo. nuestraS
hermanas. las iscphblicaS Latino
imcricanaS. cuandO la Casa Blanca
iiicicra deSTiiar ante los OjOs de SIIs
diplOmaiic0S. como en- I'm kalcidoS-
cOpic. que solo pr0dujcra riSi0ncS
m~0nStruGSaS. cScCnaS de sangrc y
dcsOlaci0n. de miScria y de luto, de
hambrc : de pavOr::
:Quc cuando les dijcra que
ESQ era 10 unico que habia pO-
dido prCducir Ia Faction mcNicana
quca ju;cio de elias miSmas fu1 la
ulica que llenaha las cOndiciO-
mes mas indiSpcnSableS para ser
reconOcida?
cQut podian decir de IN fracasO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-16

RI rrcUn0cimicnlu De Ia iAcclUn
rarranci<,a pur los pai>r> que rs
tulirron Representations cI las con
~fr.rmciIS Gr Washington. par2C'
rc.a r2StIrita. Per 10 taui0. ante q
cunrrptu de- c>aS Potcncia>, tar:aIi-
IA dcja ic seq jrIc de- TN grup" re
lGIuviomariD para cUr lrrt!r>r en- ca
hrla d. E0birrno.
Ttnlri. como tai. tOGaS has Ia
rilidadr~ ; c0m>idrraciun"> pHr Il
los Gnbirrnn> 81 ~acUrrdan; pUlril
prdir embargo tie armaN para >IIS
rnrmirns ) cirrcitnr Ii acci0n del
I6Iiuu Penal. rDa apoy0 dr lbs
traiadu> &c r>lradici0n, Ill SuiiCita:
la rntrrga de los QUE cScHFam n
>lI> iurrZ;lS: c0utrata"a empress
tilnS: Snstcndr:t EmbajaGUrr>, Hl-
miStr0> ' t0nSulcS: pcro i&!nhirii
81 vera nhl!g%GO a p0nrr punt0 IL
nal Il 10 uur Luis Cabrera ilAiun
Observation-Disclosures y c>tahicr""
10 ui:v rTs:lmCnic mcrrZca ciili-
rar>r de- p0dcr Constitutional. !
;UdaS aquclia> lyntaiaS rrSuItaran
iiuSnria> ante cSa timica ;a\at!lH.
No prcglXganlOS: nucSlFaS cOnclu-
stones ;i.r.ancan iiirrctancnte TT
les hrchoS. CarranZa. que la Sid0
cNceicnte ~dcStructOr Y rcN0luclOEa-
RIO. teniri que ser pCSimO coma
constructor Y como gObcrnantc.
p0rGUc para que haya G0bierGo. So
Src TODD. GGbiernO Constitutional.
que Scria 81 uEicO capaI &c viz
dicar la reyGiuci6n dc iOhuS los
%tcHladG que en- nOmbrc de la Cons
tituci0n han c0mctido dcsdc Ia
mu"rtc lie Madcr0. Sc ncc"Sita on"
Ia ley imper1. que el principle de
la autG?:dad So rG>petC, que la pre-
Dichad. FL h0gar y Ii vida. sean Sa-
grada> y que termincn los atr0Ee-
Hos. los ~aScSinatUS y los SaqucoS.
CarranZa no p0dra NCllcr tOdO
ESQ Que Ell coniunto - llama OR
DEN. Il Mexico. porquc no ticnc
dominic en- suS hOmb?cS; p0rquc
carcce dc fuerZa moral para con-
~ycncerioS que deien tie dcStruir, de
matar y dc robar y 81 d%ediQucn 4
conStruir. Il SeGtir rCSpetO SaEtO
por Ia vida agena y IL reStituir 10
rObadO: Y no ticne fuGrZa material
para imp0ner 5 nueva norma
de conducta a hombreS que EN- mu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-16
C.lRIC.lTO.

=. la pueria de una i=lesia, unO de
los pobrrS dice Il un ~tranScunte:
-;CabaiIerO. una lImOsna por
amor de dos! d,
-iYo no dOy lim0sna a IN hon.
brr Saio y rHhuSto coGnO listed.
tr.rrr U>lrd que por cinco con-
limos hay IrrrrIlo a rN!g!rl" a una
una pi"rna rota?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-13
JAAKSONbUGG
ALSO CALLING
FORNERV-WORTH
Resident Wetzel County Town
Orders Several Bottles of
the Tonic from BuTke'S
Drug Store.

The Nerve-Worth demonstration at
Burke's drug store says that the ter
ritory tributary to Clarksburg Is
sending in more mail orders for the
remedy than almost any other in
which he has worked. He attributes
this in part to the endorsements OF
the tonic which have been printed In
the Clarksburg papers. out-of-town
readers know the men and women
who have been telling fellow-suffer-
ere about Nerve-Worth. over their
own signatures. in these columns.
and know that what they have been
saying can be banked on.
Clarksburc certainly is coming
forward with a wonderful line of
statements in behalf OF the tonic
which Burke's drug store Is selling
In such wonderful quantities and
which he gladly, cheerfully and con-
fidently guarantees. Drop in and
have talk With tho demonstrator
and get free samples OF the worlds
greatest Nerve Neutrality-suspicious..
advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-13
Showing of Fine Oriental Rugs ain FoorJ

his interest In the surface OF said land to
Iona l.. Stewart By deed bearing date the
9th. day OF November. 1903. and recorded
In the County Clerks Office of Harrison
County. in Deed Book No. 1+J Pages a3l
and Do.
(2l The life time interest OF omer C..
Stewart in that certain lot or parcel Of
land situated near the town of Wallace on
Panther Run Of Ten Mile Creek. Surdis
District. Harrison County. West Virginia.
containing eighty-four rods, more or less,
on which there is n dwelling house being
same property conveyed to Maggie Stew
art. wife of OIner c. Stewart by Il. V.
Thompson and Cora j. Thompson his WIFE
BY deed bearing date the 23rd. day OF
January, 1908, and recorded in the Couu-
ty Clerks office OF Harrison County, in
Deed Book No. 1888 Page $40.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand on day
Of sale.
Given under my hand this the Goth day
OF November. 1915.
ROY L. PARRISH,
Special Commissioner.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
COCSTI OF HARRISON. to-wlt:
l, /. Wade Coffman, clerk OF the circuit
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-13
Farmers Are Wlsr.

There is not n more lcvcl-hcadcd,
conservative or intelligent class Of
people than tho American farmer.
They do not stampede. They are not
panicky. They read extcnsvely and
think carefully. This is because they
are engaged in pursuit that brings
them close to nature. keeps their
minds free from prejudice and gives
them abundant opportunity to think
for themselves. They know that soon
after the beginning Of the European
war there was an enormous increase
in the demand for all kinds Of grain.
cattle and other provisions. MS well as
for horses. They know that this de-
mand sent prices soaring. AS a result
OF this increased demand they were
assured OF larger market in 1915 and
they put in larger areas Of crops.
Statistics gathered by the depart
ment of agriculture show that this in
crease OF acreage was about seven per
cent. The first year OF the war re-
suited in an increase Of thirty-two per
cent in the value of farm products.
This has brought prosperity 10 the
American farmer. He knows the facts
and the causes. The efforts of the
Democratic press to create the impress
sion that this agricultural prosperity
Is a normal condition might deceive
come people hut 1t Will not mislead
the man who follows the pillow. That
man does his own thinking.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-13

son, by means OF his beautiful rhet-
oric and righteousness Of expression,
was trying to write "over the heads
OF the majority OF the people. 10
charm with beauty OF phrase. while he
concealed the essence alike Of true
conditions and the scope Of his rec
concentrations.
II was notable. too, that as the
messaglc was being read his plati-
tudes were greeted with applause. his
recommendations with silence. In
the statement regarding the mer-
chant marine. that I'VE should
promptly remove every legal OBJ
stacle that may stand In the way or
this much to be desired revival Of
our old independence aud should ia
cilitate in every way possible the
building, purchase and American
regulation OF ships." many Of Mr..
Wilson's hearers believed they per-
ceivc1 an admission that the in
i1uitous seamen's bill, which the
president signed even against the adj
vice OF his own cabinet and which
may done so much to injure American
shipping, was serious blunder and
sh0n!h be- repealed.
But Mr.. Wilson's most ardent ad-
mirers could rot regard II Ms frank
avoTal OF his objectionable blunder.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-13

When Woodrow Wilson was Il can
didate for the nomination for the
presidency his publicity bureau sent
put an article which began: "One of
the traits which shines forth mos;
conspicuously in the makeup Of
Woodrow Wilson in his marvellous fe-
licity in phrasing." And his record
in the White House has demonstrated
the truth of the declaration. He
finds 1t Just as easy to form phrases
on one side of a question as on the
other. He can phrase for free tolls
or against them. lie has as great IA
rility in constructing phrases for
preparedness ms against It. He phras-
ed the sugar tariff out of existence
and will doubtless phrase 1t in again.
His phrasing in support Of extrava-
CANT appropriations was as "feliCitous"
as his phrasing for economy. His
phrasinE in aid OF the spells system
Is perhaps little more effective than
his phrasing for civil service reform,
but the difference is due entirely to
the official power his words carry
now as compared with the days when
he posed as a friend 10 the merit
system.
When American bushes men com
planned of the dun times that came
with the Underwood tariff. the presi-
dent merely coined few phrases
n process as easy as making FIAT
money. He refused to voice phrases
for the Grand Army Of the Republic
Mt the Arlington memorial exercises,
I,ss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-13
BELL A CONVICT
As Shown by a Letter from the
Secretary of the Advisory
Board of Parole.

For the purpose of completing its
record the advisory board of parole Of
the Maryland penitentiary through its
secretary, Harry 5. Hartman, OF Bal
timorc. has written the chief of police
here concerning William Rell who was
shot at Ziesing by Frank Corbin few
weeks ago. MIR. Hartman states that
Fell had been parolcd from the Mary
land pcnitentiary to so TO Piedmont.
MIR. Hartmnn's letter settles disputed
point in the case. 1t was contended by
some that Bell had never been in the
pcnitentiary, Il contention shown by
the Hartman letter to be erroneous.
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by virtue OF the authority vested in the
undersigned Roy L. Parrish, special COM
missioner. by decree made and entered
by the Circuit court OF Harrison County,
West virginia, on the 18th. dry OF Sep.
tcmber, 1915, in the action Of debt therein
pending In which The Wallace Bank Ia
plaintin and umer c. Stewart is defendant ;
! will, ns special commissioner.
on THE eth. DAY OF DECEMBER, 1918
At one O'Clock, Z. NJ sell at public auction,
at the front door Of the court house Of
Harrison County. West Virginia, the fol.
lowing described real estate:
"a All the right, title and interest OF
Omer G. Stewart in the oil and gas In and
underlying certain tract or parcel OF land
lying aud being situated Oh Rock Camp
Ilun Of Ten Mile Creek, In Sardis District.
Harrison County. West Virginia. adjoining
the lands OF ELLIS Marsh. Richard v.
Thompson and others and containing
eighty acres, the said interest being one
seventh OF the One-thirty- second a. of
the 1922 OF the royalty oil and gas under
lying said land, being same interest re-
served by tho said Omer C. Stewart, in a
certain conveyance whereby he conveyed
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Frnnk Admission.

President Wilson's third annual
massage to Congress is chiefly 70
markable for its admission-not
frank. but nevertheless unmistakable
that the Democratic administra-
tion has resulted in serious deficit:
Tor its proposal that special taxes be
levied on the implements and prod
ucts of industry; for its complete re-
versal OF Mr.. Wilson's own views on
the sugar tariff and military prepar-
sdness: for its insincerity In discuss
Ing "Pan-Americanism"; and-for
Its beautiful rhetoric.
A notable feature OF the message
Is the presidents insistence on the
McAdoo shipping bill, despite abund-
ant evidence that majority Of the
people oppose It and despite the
further fact that the treasury is
practically empty now. Many Of
those who heard the message read
gained the impression that Mr.. VIII