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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-07

running within the car tracks; in such
case such motor vehicle or motor cy.
Gle shall not turn to the left into the
track reserved for street cars and We
hicles moving in the opposite direc-
ton, but shall pass to the right of
taken
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-07

William Dun Haynie is popular with
railroad men, lawyers and the gen
eral public.
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MAN IF MYSTERY WALKS
 TB2OUGH BOLT } DOOR

~-Lo .-.-.l.-- ----ow. --- W--. G1c .oc.-. -o.o---I ty E.- .-I g.o. 14--l Jy tLo A-,.l Ft.- --...o--t.-@ $. entitled Through Do.--I Door, ], wi. <. ---- -t tLy N1F Hoy4. .-. G-y.
 U volcanic eruption - crook --. cured t-- o0-----!o4 and L-Lo ~-- W.t1 <,
 While Lo.-t.ao and acb4s,.-1 ..o tl.1.4-, tho butler a1roulcc. LudW-g L354aEo-s Sebastian goes to tLc t.. L.a.y and Loontlc follow. and LC4.- Eola-oEs -51to that Lo hls the con. .--.--- -.-L-1 oy o-C Lamp Lout. .- which 1uJ--t---.- .4-.- j. mentioned I~04-..41 0--O.. A.- o-O -uLl.cd dol. lars 10. the COalcss.ol -Ad LoOLt.Lo D.l4 o~1u J4Ol-4Ad. honl4LoI. refuses to au anu when Sebastian points a revolver 4t l.m md tCl.s 1ill to give E. the confession, some ny -crious ior,e Elocho tho revolver l.o-- SGDds. tian hand and Romanoll, taking ad. vantage of the interruption. escapes rom the mousse ana lu! TICS down the street He stops n doorway to read the con.c. sion mo he does 50 two - tet. us w-.ec 1444. 4l pear 4- -- -.. W-.-.-
 .ao--.-c-. n.tl .lY oo4.c,s.74 .a his pos a1n ha~es D ip, louo of Blanca queen ot the undeuNorid who operates the gam5l.ns den As he en- iers tho .omMing house, he yo-s Ra- ye1Sa. ! 11f.tCr.ols strange. .ates. 5asod .1 Loo4Lae fto- w-ol 1o ,to.e t1o Coa.o.a.on. ao-.l-o.s COG. t.tou1a I .--4.. la-.WaJ .c4d..g to the rear of the gambling house and is fol lowed by Rayenaer. who sees Roman off burst hidden panel in the wall and step through it. Ravengar fol- lows into the room in which Blanca,
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AT TIE Au1roRluM.
The nouss of eIass.

The House ot Jlas4 which com, to the Auditorium next Tueaday re. cember 26th. takes is name from serlea ot air castles hailded by Mar garet Ca-e who has been led into thu rolcs net beea1se CT her love fe. @ young creek Ae is tled convicted aat ev aaa ct three year cen. te1t-
 Released on r.a5a.ioa she b.aaaa Ae- parole hE ing to Ka1sas Citv. where ,Ao -c---.- . p-s.c31 .- tA- c..,-a 1- Harvey -1L- 2 .4.,.-1t -.2& a. 4.a -t--o-c2y- S1o m--. ~--ls this nan who afterwards tc. c>-e. Co1e.-. --12-o. U t-c road
 Returning to New York ,Ic,. L1A~ 2 I1at life j. revealed Za.yu5 in the work .upi.ti2g criminals she i1 u1- able to convince her husband who -1s ocda-2t- views When h. refuses } withdraw the prosecution ot youth who ha. 5malZ--ed funds from his company the 1etectlVca who had b5 5n active .n -lGl!ns Nlrsaget Case 70 jail is called upon and soon ,tIs Lake is in the clutches of her old enemies Ultimately ot tho price vt Lc- 1usb2-G'- t-.glvcrc-- .. t@e o- 4c--,c- .1c l. g1-do-c- ty t-o gov er-0- w-o ;. .---cc.,ol -- t1c boys c--o. and t-c --..go1- --1L .la:-o tho --S.-- t--. y-o..~ w-o Ave .- s.--.
 --l.os nG.. 10. t1tow .toals
 Nc-ara CoAa2 6 Harris are a.o-sor- 5r tG.a powerful play and it. l.EAt
 -.11th- o411coACat .n Now Eora .asr season should be --1.i-.-Lt evQra2 tco og .ta tremendous --.1 -Lol .--
 .hc1.cg cai-- puL.ic.
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GALAXY OF STARS
 0N CENTRAL BILL
LILLIAN WALKER SUPPORTED ) BY GREAT CAST IN "HEsPER
 Cf tHE MOUNT AtNS.'

Tae Greater Ni,asrapu ComIauy it .1a r.iucor q one oI i,s hest etf1r-. B he New Corra 05c.l.' tod. when tl1t spind.d company prescuG 6 galaxy ot stars in aa areatest of 1 man Interest features. Ho5ilr o. t.e .loD taius.
 L14au Walker Mc star ol luauy big productions and uovu 10 every floa- ter cccr ae "DHc csr take. Gir nJre o' Aau and |, a, cIarming a.. ever E1ert Oycrton Donald uaU Resc Tap Iov Iemuer -lze Robert Catllasd, and Lillian Hr9 c.mplct. the aas4 which ilr number of stars has not been flashed utou the screen Of a .o.a' th.J.r for ous time
 X lt majority ug tue acues iu ihj Hu drama are staged iu the great mountain ,he country where .mUul makes right I'wo factions os a mining party are cca'y 20 rdye1 in tbe prod ctiou 'tae Jis nle0tel miners Nho finally strike and the more l.a,d m00 are de etcd m g manner weu worth the praise which .s dcsIuad ta aeacc9raeI hem
 1Her uniform. are correct to the .miuntst a.lml-t th0 c1.ue out-. Aa. iug been sopie4 ru -..l -eu. f,ou
 ufaT U".. .m.'I nr a.lJel. rnd .su sn u 0au which ma uD u-,a .E . ..4 1.Ir .re co.r 2. d. .. m.I.s.
 somn o tas cen. contain hun dreds of men those representing both factious tha u5ratr NiL 'rd North Vho duectal tde pr duo- tiou has hecu at'e to lesti'l thc urJu- CT spirit into tac player and iu one .of the tense cones in the picture aa opposing Drit dld .p-inE up between them which add in no small mesau-a to the great atfrlctync.a
 Tomorrow au taer oi thl t1mau Erady made World fe3.rc comes thc Sew Contra. AM Mann te cast .contauins tVo of Ue most opulr
 stars Il h.udoW B00ar Wirvlek, lone of the mo.l noted 'oad.ng mea in 'hc mot picture 9nd Molly En~ thc du1ts star who's. work made such g great hit m rho summer .G,l ri the New Central elll mont ago
 N advance Tn prle-- today pr to- morrow
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Amou- other scenes devised by Mr Brenon are q church transformed into a hosultai 10 which the war 1rdla flock and trenches that are changed to tomb 9y gas bombs Domestic horrors -uzge-t9d to Joan mind by no= sihle invaslon Of the enemy are vsualized with more realism. perhaps, than discretion. --- -n he original play 3 demand Is made that women -hall ha41 voi ri the councils ct 3 nation
 l1ma Ea- mov4 t5 blthesomo and atrliah as the factory worker Tho romp- of to 9 picnic in the country but t' a not untl ahe c1pre se- the asonie of woman whose hl hand ha- .oae to war that she 1emon zra.a h.r ull dramatic rover
 Th.5 Is 90 compelling that the spec tator can forgive her fer overdcn- tho to5 of making ug her -.a-- A. tr1 i- Q-trea- Nazlmo}a wlH- 8 p.a. 5a tA5 -y-e1 .1-t j. Ill he. -g-
 G--.-a1o Berkeley gives . s!-s -.-r.a 1-I -lt5-o.Lc. hI--- ~-..-. -- a--o -. tL- Lo.1c. W1o --~-- -o--
 Th.s solmiok picture Of Wa EriI1' chiefly notable for !ts dca m2-l- quality. will be seen at the Prince th4a.er in 9 few days Watct fer f.
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NEW ARD BEAUTIFUL
 TRIAkGLE STAR T0DAY
CLARA WILLIAMS FEATURED jN a MASTER PICTUREPLAY, THE
 GRtNdNNL' ST PRINCESS.

r.c pr.ers offers new eor u He umcm 1f 0,mJom .du5 oa, Ha. ld7 iail .l become another lous ed C.. Trausle tanHte, and s. comes iD a rtam master uctrtpey nc. aa ouy Triangle offers.
 gr Willtu msye her debut a. a ul. fedged star in The new Trlm eIe-Ka4 Be play bs C. GardAe. 5u. .Nor, entitled. The Criminal"
 CostaTing with Miss Williams |. William moud, who has been seen in many Triangle succasses and la combination ls m bounced t5 nc among he mu effective get offered h The luro studios
 "Tlo Criminal a Hc of uIv Iat and .bo Nca York Ga e.. AiA au unfortunate muisau. eF JH geura' ltwc l. terms the a1yW turos ot >aaat. bora outside tne so eia ralc who comes 10 America in search ~f happiness From tbe lpet ing scenes which do let rural Italy to tae inc when Desmond a che pic rr's finish takes Miss Williams in bis arms the play aaounda in unusual situations
 in the role ot Naneta Mics William.
 .i .9 ... .a.rh h.I.I tHr .rJH.. tps Hi.v.fHt ..r tr a9... tho uarf pr3rI1 eouI le,. e-Un,'ies. D waich, It E. said she takes advantage
 f nan13 White inc vel o arrive young short story writer Desmond i- credited with on ngrattating charac. te5zation Others in tine cast are Baby Enid Willis. Jo.d,h j. Bowling Gertrude Claire. Charles K Frencf and Walter Whitman The produc hon was directed by Reginald Barker alI photographed by Charles hautt man with art direction by Robert Brulton
 on the same program is "Sccund-ei Tol" the latest Keystone comedy fea turing Edgar Kennedy and Mary Thur man two cf the best fun makers Il thi he joy camp
 There is no advance Tn prices for this great Woeram .oda! i1at | and 10 cents. aa usual
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~c, s-o,'n~' a~oors o,s,.'o.~ s.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-19
MNF. NAlIMNVA VIYIDLY TGAGiC IN WAR BRiDfS'

New York Evan-2g World Nov l9:
 -As g motion picture 1ctre-- ---1 N2-..2.y1 moved women to tears last L!-Lt 1t the D-o-1w-y .Lc1toc -- Her bert 1c-1o-. fin 9~5d4-t!c1 z. Mario. Craig Wc-.wo-tAr .1te-l-l.' se1.1i-- al -..21-I.--.y -4I1- sL-cr u,-H "W-r Jc.1o.." ----t acted F. t-- Palace thc4tcc.
 n the screen vo:..o- U Wa g.iLo.." elaborated ia.o two parts, Na-lmova j. viv.dly t!aeic. H-- ro markaole gift os facial expression i- especially moving !n the e9nd rl-, ot tho play when Jean after learn lnz tha. her band hl- teen Killed shoots hor-e,t rather than lecome the mother of 3 child tia. nay l.,
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-19
PEEL crr YOUR RCucu SKIN

To remove roug1ros-. chaps CT 1-y complexion difficulty. tho best thin to Qo !. 0 remove .1o sL.- i-4e-t Tl.- l. easily --l -a.Il~as.y done 5y tGa application = t-1.-1-J lt.co.!-cl va1. T-c w1A yoo.l o.i tho dc.eo- tive outer skin. .-t-o c2c@ day grad ualy bringing the second layer oi skin to view Tho new skin l. bean utu,y soft c,u1r w1.,o --1 youlz looking Just procure n ounce C. moIco,i1cI wax 1t any I:-1 .-o.o --4 use ike cold cream.
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R C. Morris Drus Company H3t springs ArAa a-so at the leading dr15 stores iu all Arkansas towns.
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ARRIVALS AT norE4 COMO.

< " r Stoyan LltIe Reel. C. L. Reynolds Chi-aE,. c V Prtch2rd Grand Rapid. Mich Nm Kart. .1' .blrgc-. Joe y Dln-an -... W C. Lacey Xolow Sp-!nI., ohio | L DarIloy Chicago R T Heath Shreveport, W A. 39.L. 11.ovo. ort (. T. Wg.ght. Ne-rkia T ' E1-e St. Louis. A J Reed Memphis. J '. Flcu..lyz, Spokane. ". 2. liar. mon. Little EocI C T Doco-d New York; L T. Mathews. city; F ' VII Hams. Chicago. J. w NCFar!are and wife, Ca.uthersY!l!e. Mo; Thos. T-olt 5. F. Sampolis. St Lou!1. w. T Nlch olson and wife. Dc- Moirl-
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eler4liocj 10 war Holdirs tae Fo- men q tle town, sAg .atarcc.. tac Ains u 10 go.ls alone ! a.g1p1y z 1.t AIot car nd etds her ..sc p : | bullet wll.o s3e oo1ftoats 1,1 aci May is then raited ahove thA head. of the women who stand as . protest aganst war
 This change in Mrs Wentworth's play leads tl dramatic conclusion
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CONSULT MRs. VETrLErcN.
 Scientific beauty spscia!ist-Ah work guaranteed :i-st-clceo. Buck-ta.t Beauty Farlor. l2-10-1m
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-19

4 fine photograph 8 appreciated at all times IL is how yer especially fitting ss a holiday aft since it coz
 yeys go much of the personality of the river There is no gift bought that mo-e truly carries the sincerity ot ths g!y-r than . photograph and ther- are few photographs that arc truol Akolires5 than those made at the De Luxe studio, Central theater building
 l2-10:L
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uNAlOE COUNTY UEx) HONEY.
 Joe Lookadoo has returned from r,ade county Teaaa where he se cured the agency here for the famous Hayward honey best and pure1. honey on earth Phone 1900 Lock adoo & Rowles Market 12-10-t
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Fomanoff and others of her gang are planning to blackmail Sebastian h, means ot the confession.
 RavenEar ta overcome after -tru-
 l- and i1 int rl-oned in | room m the cellar Three other gcod reels. 7 and 11 cents
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-19
ODDITIES IN CHRISTMAS GIFTS
 AND GREETINGS

For sale at the. Studio Of
 MISS 9NEZ v WHITFIELD ri Orange Street Phone i21
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Rapld tree oeHVerY pnone o45, Pub lle Drug mpsny 9-3tf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-21
Caught, Exponent Squiirms

The whole truth about the Weston asylum would simply
rint the fine business Of the Terra Alta state nst
tuition Carksburg Exponent.
The whole truth about Republican, the party itself
would assuredy ruin the Exponent should by accident wander
into its unreliable and unnuential columns political
policy based on asehood sanderous ntmaons scandal
ongng Under the circumstances surprising when from
day to day its lies are nailed with the whole truth squrm and
twists evades and sdeseps which convctS itself in
the minds Of an intelligent public Like John Cornwe has been
caught in SO many lies that what weight 1t
worked hard to make that lie about Weston asylum employees maxi
ing campaign contributions stick but couldn't do it. The Tee
gram promptly gave the public the whole TRUTH which proved the
EXponents publication lie out of the whole truth
Its references Mr. Lan yelled as to keep away from
libel SUIT Dare the Exponent make the direct charge against Mr.
n VI course doesn't dare Mr. Lan no store at Terra
Alta nor is ne either directly Or indirectly interested
thermore every who knows Jim Lakn no matter whether
that man be Republican otherwise politically connected
knows that Mr. Lan of the aest most conscientious
public servants in the state.
The Exponent doesn't enough weight TO pull down Mr.
akns reputation for efficient honorable dealing
40 we Know OF another its class that would
stoop in an attempt to nure the integrity and good repe Of
man whose only offending in the of the Exponent apparently
IS That ne IS Republican and the three able
OF most important branch Of the peoples government
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-21
POLICE OFFICERS
Return from Huntington, Where
Local Department Was Re-
Cipient of HonorS.

Local police officers, who have been
attending the sessions Of the annual
convention of the state association OF
police chiefs and peace officers. re-
turned home Thursday night. Among
those in the party were Chief of Police
Harry L. Brooks. who is president OF
the state association; Lieutenant
Nicholas NJ. Whytc, City Detective l..
l.. White and U. Grant Shope, Patrol
men Ice. Rrasseur. Pievont and Dom
ahue. Merchants Policeman r. C..
Brooks and Master Richard Brooks,
son of the chief.
The local department. was highly
honored in the selection Of officers OF
the state association. Chief Brooks
was reelected president, a position
he has filled with dignity and ability
in the last year; Lieutenant Whyte
was named second vice president. and
City Detective L. L. Whyte was chosen
assistant secretary and treasurer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-21
CONSTITUTIONAL. AMENDMENT
STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.

A Proclamation. iy The Governor
!, Henry d llRtHrld, Governor OF the
State Of West Virginia, pursuant TO the
Constitution and Laws Of snId state 40
hereby proclaim, announcing 60 the voters
OF the state Of West Virginia, that on the
Tuesday next after the iirst Monday In
November In the year one Thousand Nine
Hundred and sixteen, there Nill he sub.
nltted for ratification or rejection an
amendment 10 tue Constitution OF said
State AZ follows, tO-wlt:
PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
That Section twenty three Of Article
eight OF said Constitution ms II now In be
altered and amended no Us to read rs fol.
lows:
Section twenty three. The commission.
crs shall be elected by the voters or tho
county aud hold their office for the term
OF slk years, except ut the ilrst meeting
OF said commissioners they shall designate
by lst, or otherwise, in such manner ~
they may determine, one OF their number
who Shnll hold Ills oiilCc for II term Of two
years, one for four years aud one for SIX
years, No that one shall he elected every
two years, Hut no two OF snid commits.
slOaerH shall he elected from the same
muRlsteriRl district. Hut II two or more
persons residing la the same district shall
receive the greater number OF votes cnHt
ut Hny election. then only the one Of such
persons receiving the highest number Of
votes shall he declared elected, and the pnr.
son living In another district who shall
receive the next highest number OF votes
shall 10 declared elected. Said commits.
HiOnOrs shall annually elect one Of their
number AB president and cHCh shall re.
celve four dollars per day for his services
in court, TO be paid out of the county
treasury; provided however That said
payment Of four dOllara per day shall not
exceed the Hum OF four hundred dollars
per year for each commissioner and pro-
yided, further, that such compensation may
be Increased in any county by the assent
of majority OF the votes Cnst on tho
question ut any general or special elec.
tlOn."
The propOEeH amendment n designated
as County Court Amendment" and on the
Official ballot TO lie voted Mt said election
will he printed the following;
BALLOT ON CONSTITUTIONAL COUNTY
COUNT AMENDMENT
Amending Section twenty three Of Article
For ratification Of County Court Amend
Against ratification Of county Court
Amendment.
Those favoring the rndhcation Of said
amendment will vote For Ratification OF
County Court Amendment" and those Op.
posing win vote Against Ratification Of
County Court Amendment"
Given under my hand and the
Great Senl Of the State, at the
Capitol, this seventh day OF Au-
(SEAL) gust, In the year OF our Lord ono
Thousand Nine Hundred md Six
teen. and OF the State tie Fifty
fourth.
HENRY d. HATFIELD.
BY the Governor:
STUART +. REED,
Secretary Of State,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-21
BELL-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. onepackage
proves it 25c at all druggists

Of the tank to measure the amount Of
oil II contained about . o'clock and
the strong gas fumes which had gath
cred between the oil and the top OF
the tank rushed out when he opened
the trap and ovcrcamo him before he
could close the trap or get out OF the
way.
MIR. Pcrine had retired from active
business but was president OF the
Salem BOARD OF Trade. president
Of the Salem Business Mems
League and late president of the Har-
rtson County Sunday School Associa-
ton. He was an active member Of the
Salem Methodist Episcopal church and
n prominent member OF the Democratic
party
The deceased man is survived by hia
widow, two sons. c. Weaver Pcrinc. OF
Salem. and Harley y. Pcrine. Of Pitts.
burg; and two daughters. Mrs l.. G.
washhurn. Of this city and Mrs Davis,
OF Mason county.
No funeral arrangements have been
made,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-21
BY the EpisCopalian the Joint
Commission AS Necessary
to Abolish Poverty.


!, ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Oct. 21.-Need of an
Ultimate reconstruction of the entire
social scheme in order properly to
abolish poverty, was urged by the Joint
commission on social service OF the
Protestant Episcopal church in a re-
port to the triennial general conven-
hon Of the church here Friday.
Housing conditions, recreation, vice
and crime were set forth as factors
that must be considered in any pro-
gram of relief
Signs are apparent. according to the
report. that employees and capitalists
are uniting more closely to resist fur
Their assaults by organized labor. 1t
Is apparent, however, the report added
that policy Of repression will no
more put down Industrial wars than
similar policy would control small
pox or other epidemics.
The report considered trade union
ism in detail and said that strikes,
lockouts and industrial disputes result
from efforts of labor to make the best
terms possible with the employers un-
der the present capitalistic system,
which, said the report, the trade union
lists accept as the basis OF industrial
life.
In recent years. continued the re-
port, the trade union movement has
been discredited in the eyes OF many
by its apparently increasing tendency
to violence. A common criticism Of
the union labor movement ii was stat
ed, is that its leaders abuse their pow
er and play petty politics.
Among other subjects bearing on
labor, the report considered the open
against the closed shop: the allegedly
reactionary character OF contemporary
trade unionism. the employers view
point and socialism and syndicalism
in their bearing on labor.
Syndicalism. said the report. would
not have developed in this country had
organized capital and organized labor
been disposed to give the man fur
thest down" fair chance. On this
point the report said;
ut is precisely because the lowest
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-21
SOCIAL SCHEME
CHANGES URGED

grades Of labor, the least skilled and
the least literate workers, recruited
as they are largely from our newer
Americans, have been exploited by
manufacturers and comparatively ne
elected by the trade unions that syn
dicalism has developed"
In treating of welfare work the ra-
port said that the workers in this
country have not been slow to recor-
ntze the motive which is at the base
OF much welfare work, and have been
prompt to repudiate charity intended
as substitute for strict justice.
Unemployment receives special CON
sideration in the report which stated
that the situation has been materially
improved by reason of the temporary
cessation of immigration and the SUM-
ply Of cheap labor on one hand, and OF
the speeding up Of the native indus
trial process on the other to SUNNY
munitions of war TO Europe. Despite
this, the report said. the question OF
unemployment has received only a
temporary answer.
Importance Of cooperation OF the
church in social service was urged.
the report insisting on the necessity OF
church inspiration in the movement to
ameliorate sufferings of mankind.
There would be great value, It was
urged. in system by which men and
women would be trained for social
service under parish and Sunday
school auspices and by which instruc-
ton in social service would be given
theological students. Failure was pre-
dicted for any social service move
ment that proceeded without founda-
ton Of faith in God.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-21
Boys!Here'st the
Weather! and
Here Are
the Suits

Brisk Fall days are here
and nippy Winter is just
around the corner. We
have suits and overcoats
that will arouse the en-
thusiasm, not only of the
boys hut Of their parents
which means that they
are ideal from the stand
point of service and mod
crate price. Boys New
Military 0vercoats in fine
all wool blue, gray and
tan, and navy-lined with
all wool red flannel. Sizes
from > to $4,000 and
$500. Wonderful Coats.
Sec them. Lady clerks in
attendance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-21
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
or WEST VIRGINIA
Capitol Building.
BY the Governor:
STUART +. REED,
Secretary Of State

THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
or WEST VIRGINIA
Capitol Building,
Charleston.
4 meeting Of the Public Service Commits.
sion Of West Nirglnln, held on the 26th day
OF September, A. ~. 1910
Case No. 47D.
Peoples United Telephone system.
Application TO change rates
Whcrens, the Peoples United Telephone
System on July ], 1916 flied lts application
for change Of rates. and
Whereas. nj n hearing Of said application
before this commission on the first day Of
September. 1915. the said Peoples United
Telephone System was given until the first
day Of November. 1916 to prepare and pre-
sent TO the Commission n schedule Of Tntes
for the persons, including the stOckhOlderl;
OF tile company ana
Whereas the said Peoples United Teie-
phone System has on this day filed an
amended application Ms directed by said
order, II Is hereby ordered that leave be
lection thereto before the Commission nj
any time on or before the 18th day Of
November, 1910, and this matter is set down
for hearing by the Commission Vt n meet
ing to be held Mt Its office IN the Capitol
building on the said 18th day Of November.
1916 at two o'clock p. NJ, nt which time
any person may appear aud make such OBJ
lection as may be deemed proper.
II II further ordered that the applicant
publish n copy Of this order once each
week for four weeks In two newspapers or
opposite politics and Of general circulation
II such thereby. in the counties OF Lewis
Harrison, Taylor. Barbour. Randolph, Wet
eel. UDshur, Brnxton. Gilmer. Doddrldge
affected by such charge. and thRt a copy
Of this order md snid proposed rates be
posted for public inspection AT each OK
change office Of this company in said