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The Seward
 General Hospital

desires to acquaint the general hospi- tal interests of this country with the facilities ot this institution for giving the latest devised methods of nursing, care to persons requiring medical or surgical treatment Special attention given to patients requiring gyne- cological treatment. Hydrotherapeu- tie treatments carefully followed. This building, just complete, electric lighted, steam heated, hot and cold water. Physicians placing patients in our care will receive every ethical at tentjon. Prompt readiness for acci- dents, obsucuics and emergencies, day or night. For further particulars address,
 CTCTER. CITpEPIOR.
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SISTER SUPERIOR.
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Noodle Cafe. Phone Main III. Tray service receives prompt at tentiOn. 1O-5-'h.
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CERTIFICATES
ARE ISSUED
TO CONCERNS
In and Out of West Virginia
by the Secretary of the
State.

CHARLESTON, April 6.-Certificates
Of Incorporation have been issued by
the secretary Of state to tho following
new concerns, which will operate I'M
der the laws Of West Virginia:
The Land Sales Corporation. OF VIII
Hanson. with chief works in Suffolk
county. New York; authorized capital,
$4,000. In corporators. =. II. RAN
dolph, John Strothsnider, j. NJ. Smith,
Tunis Nunemaker and Guy White, Of
Williamson: and w. NJ. Saunders, of
Richmond, Va.
The Suffolk Realty Corporation, Of
Williamson; chief works, Suffolk coun-
ty, New York; authorized capital, $685.
600. 1ncorporators, W. B. Wilson, w.
p. 7. Varney, John Strothsnider, j. B.
Smith and E. F. Randolph, all OF Will
hanson.
The Crystal Bottling Works. Of
Princeton: authorized capital, $4,000.
lncorporators. c. P. Hockenberry, d.
]. Meister. H. A. shumate. W. D. PEN
dleton. all OF Princeton, and P. w.
Massio, OF Athens.
The ]. III. Parker & Son Company, OF
Parkersburg, to conduct mercantile
and manufacturing business; author
lied capital. $4,000. dncorporators, J.
I. Parker, G. D. Forrer. w. M. Parker,
Anna Jones Parker and John Marshall.
all Of Parkersburg.
The Kingwood Glass Company, Of
Kingwood. authorized capital. $4,000.
1ncorporators, H. F. Hartman, G. @.
Pierce. q. G. Everly, l. E. Alley and
z. M .Lantz, all Of Kingwood.
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By virtue Of the authority vested In me
BY q deed OF trust executed by James
Myers and wife on the 9th day Of Febru-
airy, 1911, to Harvey w. Hariner. Trustee.
Clerk Of , the County Court q Harrison
Book mol 81, page 4C9, and made to secure
James a. Y. Day the payment Of note
And tue said Myers and wife having
failed TO pay said nete and to comply with
said trust, and being 80 requested by the
TMuRsbAy. THE 10th DAY OF ApRrI.I
commencing at one O'clock p. M, sell at
public outcry at tile front door of the
Court House OF said county that certain
tract or parcel Of land situate on Turtle
Tree Fork Of Tenmile Greek in Union Dis
trict, Harrison County, West Virginia, COM
James A. l. Day and others and being the
James Myers by jacob Myers and wife,
by deed dated the 18th day OF November,
1905 and now Of record In the proper
ONCE Of said county In Deed Book i51.
page 3p1, excepting and reserying there
from. however. I'LL Of the seam OF coal with
sold and conveyed by the said Jacob
TERMS OF sA1E.--une-third cash In
hand on day Of sale, one third In one year
and oue-third In two years, for which the
purchaser viii be required to give his
notes bearing interest from day OF sale,
with personal secutity and a. q further
Given under ny hand this 10Th day Of
HARVEY Nv. aARSfER. rfustec.
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OUR CAVALRY BEYOND
C0MMUNlCAT ALTON NOW

san. ANTONIO, Tex. April The
most advanced cavalry detachment
engaged in running down villa was
beyond communication Thursday and
at Major General Funston's head
quarters 1t was believed they already
were as far south as Satevo from
whence trails extend toward Parral.
Only unofticial and conflicting re-
ports at to Villas Whereabouts have
been received here, but General Fun
ston and his stan place most credence
In the report that he was In the vi
cinity OF Satevo Tuesday and travel
ing south Or southeast, :
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FORT|F|CAT|ON
CONTINUED from page IL

against the Notifications by fleet
of modern warships: and in few in
stances to cover water areas not COW
cred effectively by existing arma-
ment; and to deny to an enemy the
use Of certain harbors not now pro-
tected.
1.-THE total additional armament for
continental United States included in
the above projects comprises twenty
two sixteen-inch guns, twenty-four
twelve-inch guns mounted for long
rage fire; twenty-three slx-inch and
four three-inch guns. and forty-eight
sixteen-inch mortars; for the insular
possessions eight twelve-inch guns
mounted for long-range fire: and for
the Panama canal four sixteen-inch
guns, four twelve-inch guns mount
ed for long-range fire, and twelve
slxteen-inch iurtars.
Anti-Aircraft Guns.
''In addition to the above. the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-06
In Italy fuel made Of old newspa-I
pers rolled and compressed is coming
into use as substitute for tirewcod.
Safe Medicine for ChiIdren.

us 1t safe?" is the first question
to be considered when buying cough
medicine for children. Chamberlain,s
Cough Remedy has long been q favor
lite with mothers OF young children
as 1t contains NO opium or other mar
cotic. and may be given to o child
as confidently as to an adult. Il is
pleasant to take. too, which ID or
great importance when q medicine
must be given to young children
This remedy is most effectual In re-
heving coughs. colds and Group. OBJ
tainable everywhere. - Advertise
ment. 49,.
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BURIED IN eREENIAwN.

Charles Bonar, aged six months, son
Of Mr. and Mrs. David Bonar, of the
Waldo mine addition, died at their
home there Wednesday after an illness
of measles. The funeral services were
held at the hame at 10 o'clock Thurs
day morning and the burial was in the
Greenlawn cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-06
COMMITTEE
viii Hold Meeting Here Satur-
day to Arrange for the Sc
lection OF Delegates.

Roy .. Parrish, chairman OF the Rc-
publican county executive committee
OF Harrison county, has called meet
Ing Of the committee for Saturday,
April 8, at o'clock p. M. In the county
court room Of the court house. The
purpose of the meeting is to provide
for the selection Of delegates TO the
congressional and state conventions.
which are TO he held onlthe second and
fourth OF May, respectively.
The meeting will be public and all
Republicans are invited to attend. All
county candidates are invited to be
present.
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of the border guard.
At General Funston's request bat
terry OF the Fourth field artillery,
which had been ordered from Browns
vile to the Panama canal zone, will
remain on the border in view Of Next
con conditions.
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NO REPORT
Is Made by Juryin the Case Of
L. G. Race and Disagree
inent is Expected.

tseteiAL 70 TNs rsLsasANi
FA1RMONT, April 6.-Tha fate OF
l.. g. Race, charged with aiding and
abetting in the embezzlement OF
funds from the Citizens Dollars Saw
ings Bank, was in the hands OF q
circuit court Jury Thursday. At .
O'Clock the jury had made no report,
and q disagreement was expected, :,
The case was given to the jury late
Wednesday afternoon. Since that
time there have been no indications
from the jury room as to how the
twelve men stood on the case.
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Social and Personal
ftess this They may
telephoncd Trlesas editorial Tsiephenas,
Tell 500. Home 167.Y.
Jacksonburg Thursdav

Jacksonburg Thursday.
H. A. Sybert, OF Wallace. is BUSH
ness visitor here.
w. A. McGlumphy is here from,
Moundsville on business mission.
s. w. Ritter. Of Piedmont, is city
business visitor. so,
Z. v. Higginbotham is here from,
Weston.
W. X. Mason. of Moundsville. is
transacting business here.
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Continued on page So
BACK TO THE MINES.


NEW KENSLNGToN. Pa. April e.
Two thousand Of the 5000 miners in
the Allegheny and Kiskiminetas val
leys who Wednesday struck for recog-
milton of their newly formed union
returned to work Thursday, their en-
ployers having made that concession.
Organizers of the United Mine Work
ers are in the district.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-06
PUBLIC HEALTH
DAY IS NAMED
BY State Health Commissioner
in Letters to Various May
ors in West Virginia.

8. L. Jepson. OF Charleston, state
health commissioner. has sent the
following to various mayors In the
state:
Dear Sir: The department Of
health last year instituted q cleanup
week and the governor by proclama-
ton appointed public health day
We have q reason to believe that
much good was done by having the
people OF the state unite in IN effort
to improve sanitary conditions. This
year the effort Is to be repeated and
Manday. April II. has been fixed Of
public health day. the commence
ment OF cleanup week. Experience
In other states has shown the value
Of establishing the habit OF thorough.
ly cleaning UP premises. and OF Co
operation at fixed time Of the year
The following statement Of actual re-
suits illustrates the value OF such a
crusade against Nth. especially such
as results in the reduction Of the
Cleaned Filthy
Diseases. area. area.
Total sickness. 100000. ITO 165
Noncommunicable. IS 40
Communicable. ....... "a 12b
Possibly fiy-borne. 20 66
Here all diseases show reduction:
in the case of communicab BILE diseases
the number Of cases are reduced by
almost one-half and those diseases
that are possibly fiy-borne are re-
duced practically two-thirds.
In another case q certain area was
rendered free from flies, the total
number Of days Of sickness from d.
arrheal diseases Of children under
five years Of age was reduced from
9S4 days in the filthy area to 273
days in the region free from flies.
In view Of the above beneficial and
life saving results, we urge you to
call upon your people to wage a
campaign against oil manner OF filth
and uncleanness in your community,
assured that the best results will fol-
low in the reduction OF sickness, suf-
fering and death: which means the
saving Of much money in every COM
munity.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-06
Regular Meeting.

The regular monthly business
meeting OF the Christian Endeavor
Society of the First Presbyterian
church will be held Friday evening
in the social room of the church. A
picnic supper will be served at 6:15
and the business session will follow.
All members Of the society are urged
to be present.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-06
BATTERY sILENcED.

tsy Asse..,so pssso
BERLIN, April 6.-The German
admiralty announced today that Ger
man airships last night silenced a bat
terry near Hull, England, with bombs
and destroyed a large iron works neal
Whitby. The airships returned safe
~.
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HUGH LYNN RECEIVERS.

Hugh Lynn. a clerk in the Burke
Drug Store, who was operated upon
in the St. Mary's hospital for appen-
dicitis about month ago. was able
TO leave the hospital Thursday. Mr..
Lynn was IN a serious condition for
several weeks.
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TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.

Michael Hunter, an employee Of the
Hope Natural Gas Company, was TAX
en- to the st. Mary's hospital for treat
ment Thursday afternoon. The. nature
OF Mr.. Hunters illness could not be
ascertained.
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HARRIS IN HOSPITAL.

E. G. Harris. well-known citizen
Of huntsville, is a patient In the Kess
Ter hospital, where he underwent a
surgical operation Wednesday even
ing. He is resting easy today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-06
MILLER FINER IS AND COSTS.

; Andrew Miller, of the. New Fair
Grounds, was fined IS and costs by
Magistrate j.. Carter when he con-
fessed to a charge Of dumping garbage
on lot owned by a Mr.. Smith Of that
addition. Miller was arrested late
wednesday afternoon by j. H. Tenney
on warrant that he had sworn out
earlier in the day upon complaint from
a number Of residents of that suburb.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-06
CASE GIVEN JURY.

John w. Duffy's case in the criminal
court was given the jury at 2 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. He was tried on
charge Of having had liquor stored
in o public place.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-06
BOB MARTIN IN HOSPITAL.

Resulting from injuries which =
received in a free-for-al1 fight on
West Pike street last Tuesday night.
Robert Martin was taken to st Mary's
hospital for treatment Thursday. His
condition is not serious.
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PURSUIT
atcontinued from page ID

t(Continued from page i.
on the recent authorization Of 10000
additional men to Brownsville. Tex,
for distribution among the border
patrol regiments. The recruits are
being assembled and drilled at re-
cruiting stations at Jefferson bar.
racks, Mo-, Columbus, O. barracks,
Fort Logan, Colo. and Fort Alcatrac,
Calf. They will not he sent across
tha boEdss but VIII oil up rsgimepts
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The April meeting Of the Broad
Oaks Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will be held at $3.50 o'clock
Friday afternoon at the Ash Chapel
church. Everybody is welcome to at
tend,
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SPECIAL MEETING.

Hermon Lodge OF Masons will hold
o special meeting at 1880 o'clock to-
night In the Masonic temple to do
work in the third degree.
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FOUND GUILTY..

A criminal court jury has found
Nathaniel H. Gill guilty OF having
liquor in a public place.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-06

Potato planting machinery that can
be attached to an ordinary plow has
been invented by an Englishman.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-06
TAKEs nI,n p0sIr1oN-

Miss Minnie Mcvicker has return
ed to her old position as clerk ut
Magistrate w. q. Starcher's court.
succeeding Miss Anna Healey. who
has taken a position at Morgantown.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-06
Birthday Party.

Mrs. L. c. Hetrick recently enter
tanned a number of little folk in hon
or of Master Edgar's birthday. Ferns
and carnations were the floral decora-
tions. After the guests were all gath
cred, dainty luncheon was served
consisting Of ice cream, cake and
fruits.
Those present were Clifton Davis.
Clayton Bittinger, Clinton Bittinger,
Earl Cleavenger, Glen Cleavenger,
Pauline Brown, Garnet Cleavenger.
Florence Davis, Mildred Brown,
Dorothy Brown, Floyd Cleavenger.
Miss Bessie Loarman, Mrs. L. N.
Brown, Mrs. I. NJ. Cleavenger, Mrs.
G, T. Bittinger, and Mrs. L. G. Hit
rick.
The guests amused Themselves by
piano and violin music, interspersed
with numerous games, which were
played by the children.
After a pleasant evening the Jolly
group departed wishing Master Ed
ward many happy and prosperous
birthdays.
PERSONAL
M. Edmiston, Of Buckhannon, Is a
visitor here.
Fred E. Detwyler was here from
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-06
ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE.

A marriage license has been issued
to Domenek valellonga and Mary Rich
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-06

An American. wei. seasoned in successful! public service ano
;nexnerienced in Presentations, Procrastinatlons Or Vacnia'
tions-and an executive who viii not endeavor 70 !" "
49,. e,nnt;,,. If the two other CO. coordinate branches
80 Tho Federal Government the legislative and judicial
"M ,h.re w,h the Executive, the orderly conduct OF a
free government. II
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home, I'll have YOU know that we
cant afford TO have our regulations
spoiled.
As for YOU" he shook a threatening
ioreilnger at Lillian, 1T you'll agree to
wash your face and make Harry bring
good stock ot cigar, andshottcs along
] may consider the matter
Mary a wash, nary bottle re
turned Lillian lmpudrnty You takc
rs as U.s. my laddlc>
Her nonsense had achieved itS pu.
pose We had reached Miss Draper 5
side before Dicky had a chance In say
anything ahou, her gong with Us,
| smiled cordially at her, murmurcd
conventional "Good afternoon, Miss
| Draper into which put a, much
warmth rs ! deemed judicial and left
the field To Lillian.
An Approving Glance,
"Ah. Mis-, Draper, We meet again, "
she laughed Il did not think when |
saw YOU thu, morning At the studio !
should run across YOU here oh, that
SO" as u the thought had JUS occurred
To- her, ",uu do commute hy the Long
Island. don't you! ! had forgotten
What time does your train go o''
Dicky answered hurricdly 'Shc takes
the same train we do He turned to
me. and there was a distinct appeal in
HI, manner 1T has been such Stuiiy
day in 'he studio that have asked Mis-,
Draper to accompany MS on the trolley
trip
How charming" | exclaimed forcing
my voice to warmth my lips to a smile.
81 love Il trolley ride IN the Nummcr
and those country inn, are really very
good, some ot them
We'll, Miss Draper, | wish YOU Joy
OF Your job, Lillian laughed. II
wouldn't play gooSchcrrv TO pair cf
love bird, like these two ior anything
YOU could offer me They're not over
the honeymoon vet and can sec 4
lonesome time for you when they get 10
holding hands under the dinner table
Nay, nay, Pauline, when ! take a sum
mcr trollcy trip through romantic coun.
try scenes ! want a man all to myself "
You wrong Us, Mrs Underwood |
returned. taking her cue "Dlcky and !
are old married people now with all the
romance tucked ,oberly away Don't
mind her nonsense, Miss Draper Nou'll
be far from being a goo'eberry'
caught LillianS approving glance,
and Miss Diapers slightly puzzled look,
but what ! saw ON DiCky's face made
my heart leap. He did not like my
calm assumption that romance was over
for us. saw it IN his eyes
Copyright 1000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11
COURT WILL DECIDE
MEANING OF CABARET

WA>HINCTON, Nov ll-Caic pro-
prletors Yesterday afternoon won in
their effort, 10 gam an carly decision
hy'thr supreme court oi the United
States As 10 what /, cabaret
The court advanced to January 3
the case OF the John Church Music
Publishing company against the Hi
hard Hotel company which involves
the question OF whether the singing OF a
song is a performance for profit un-
der the copyright laws.
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Death Rate Among
Guardsnen Greater

WASHINGTON, Nov. IT. Reports
oi the condition ot troops on the Mex
ican border announced by the war de-
par,ment today for the week ending
November 4, showing the percent sick
OF mll,lamcn 10 be 2!j with five
deaths, as compared against 100 and
ono death for the week previous The
percent OF sick oi the regulars was
500 with five deaths, against 200 and
two deaths
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N'' ana Mt'. = latenCe +. bennc"
ana .h'Il 'nll'rcn Ict' thursday tor 9"
''n days VISIT 10 Eureka. Ran.
. -
Mr. }r,d Un,rr Nr I,r, Il,,,c
and urrry I,,Inr ~, k,p,,, C,,y ,r'
r,,rl yr.,rrJ,y =, ,o,r Wr Cny Tn,-
ncr and with him len last nigb, 70,
northrrn Teas nn q hun,,rg tr,n Mrs
Fred Uung ybo atromn,n;cd NJ
Un,t,p viii i, ,hc ,uc, 81 Wrs Tnr.
ncr uu,,l ,hc,r r,,urn in about zen d,v,
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unsettled Weather Ptedictnd.

WNNNINGTON, Nov Wcaihci
predictions int the week beginning Sun
da, issued hv 'hc weather bureau TO
h, include West Guli State, Tn
settled weather at the beginning ot IN,
week. followed by iair weather afe
Monday Decided colder at the be
ginning OF the week, continuing there
after until near the end OF the week.
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Blockie, J. T. Nelson. ". c. Walton,
] T Eaton. g. h. Finch, Miss Ethel
Wright aud Mr Carl Phelps.
Il " Il
Miss Bonnie Nett entertained the
members OF lie PaSSe Temps club yes.
tcrday The additional guests were
Ml>se, laviua Helt Helen Harris,
Daphne Pratt. Mary Finley, Marion
Johnson. Dorothy Young, Jeanette Oates
and Edna White. Five hundred was
PLAYED during the afternoon, and the
high score was made by Miss Helen
Harris The consolation Vas awarded
Mrs Julius Almond Miss Ncii was
assisted hy Mrs b. H. Cowan and Miss
Florence Neit The club will meet No
vembcr y with Miss Gladys DAVIS.
4 = -
Mrs. {. G. Frost entertained ycSter-
day with a o'clock luncheon bridge,
complimentary 10 her guest, Miss Anna
paul,cn OF III Reno aud 10 Mrs vii
liam k,kadal and Mrs. James l. King u,
Topeka the guest, ot Mr., Howard
Hinckley and Mrs. Ralph Nundcrllch
Cecil Bruner roses were used III pro-
fusion to decorate the luncheon table
In the brid that followed luncheon,
the first prlle. an embroidered towel,
was won by MIR, ". NJ Guiiln The
honor guests were presented each with
dainty handkerchief The guests
were Mines, W NJ, Guiiin, Ralph Wun-
dcrlich, Howard Iliuckley Clare Bur
bridge, Charles Wlggcr, John Hope, n.
5. Sherman jr., and Miss Eda Wand.
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The Most Healthful and
Fascinating Exercise
Ia Dancing.

II keeps you young and well. II crer-
cl.cs all the muscles. makes You grace
ful rests the mind and eiyea ynu n
pleasanter expression You can learn
to dance for 81 nt Euclid Itnll. Glass
starts Monday Rt s D. m You can take
W WiV,tc cluss among YOUR friends
for POE 4 lvssuu You get the vln's 10.
rc'het twelve or more private lessons
daily l. lt Buttrick. instructor To-
Gated In oklahoma city seventeen years,
Have taught two thousand people In past
year Graduated this summer at Duryea
School OF Dancing. New York City. Phone
w. 2s1.
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