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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-25
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man who has any criminal record or
who Is drunkard. Each candidate
must have at least two men who will
vouch for his clean record md clean
character, and II a boy Is under 81
he must have something to show that
he is going into the service with the
full consent Of his parents or guar
dian.
What happens to the recruit.
And now let us see what happens
to the everyday recruit from the
time he ceases to be man in the
street" until he Is safely snoozing in
infantry barracks or battleship ham
mock. First of all. disabuse your
mind of the idea that Jacks future
il assured as soon as no has put his
name to an application blank in the
recruiting office. There's many slip
between cup and lip and the adage
holds good in getting start in a
military or naval sense. Why. last
year. of the men accepted by officers
at recruiting stations full 10 per cent.
had to be rejected and discharged
at the depots. mostly on account of
physical defects OF diseases that
sooner or later would detract from
his usefulness as a soldier or sailor.
When a greenhorn enters tho Army
he 10 sent from the recruiting station
to the recruiting depot. the latter a
sort of clearing house where a large
number Of recruits are assembled
from various parts Of the country in
order that they may have a primary
course OF Instructions ere they are
sent to the resimenta In the field, At
the depot the recruit receives his first
uniform and equipment and an outfit
that includes . Tasor. seap, shoe gol.
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pany, corporation, against Herman b.
douglas and Margaret Douglas, / will ON

phhy, q corporation, against Herman b.
pousias ana Margaret Douglas, l will on
SATURDAY. APRIL 10TH, 1916
at the hour OF ] o'clock T.. m. at the front
Y. west virginia., offer for sale to the
highest and best bidder therefor, the fol-
lowing described real estate: All those
TWO certain lots or parcels OF land situate
~ the County of Harrison. State of West
virginia. being in the Glenwood Addition
TO the city OF Ciarksburg, and more paI.
ticuiariy described rs lots Nos. 81 and 81
or said Addition, fronting on Lynch nye-
nue., whic! plat OF said lots is recorded
ln the ofilce. OF the Clerk of the County
court OF said County in Deed Book No. 16l
pages us and no. and being the same lots
or parcels Of land conveyed by the Lynch
Elliott Real Estate and Improvement
Company to Herman u. Douglas and Mar
saret Douglas by deed bearing date on the
10Th day of January, 1905, and now OF
record IN SAID oficc in Decd Book No. 1856,
page III.
T., Terms OF Saie-.At least one-third cash
10 hand on day OF sale. or as much more
thereof rs the purchaser may elect to pay.
and the residue upon u credit of six and
twelve mouths. for which the purchaser
VIII be required to execute to the com
missioner his two prOlnissory notes dated
on the DAY OF sale. with approved personal
security, bearing interest from tate there
OF, which shall be further secured by the
retention OF u vendors lien In the decd
conveying said real estate. liflt
W. NJ. CONOwAY.
Special Commissioner.
I, 1. Wade German. clerx Of the Circuit
Court OF Harrison County, West Virginia,
proved by me as sufficient and in the PEN
atty provided by said decree. has been
given by said special commissioner.
l. WADE COLEMAN, Clerk.
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The First Step In Prac-
teal Preparedness Be-
comes a Jump Uncle
SamHustlesfo Defend
ers Of the Flag : The
FlghtingApprenticean and
His Work.
BY wALDoN FAwCETT.

|" E Jiner"-this Is Uncle Sans
"a advice. accompanied by his
most seductive smile. to the
~ youth OF the land. The United
States has thrown open the gates TO
its Army and Navy and is inviting.
even urging young men 10 enlist. No,
that It takes much urging though. A
good many husky lads seem to be
falling over ono another IN the scram-
BILE to get into one arm OF the service
or the other. A prospect Of war al
ways has that effect and the nrst real
fiare-up in Mexico sufYiced.
That Uncle Sam hit upon the pay
Geological moment for sounding his
present clarion call for recruits thera
can be no doubt. but It IL not by
chance that Uncle Sam has suddenly
appeared In Billy Sunday roie with
q countrywide plea TO young men 30
chit tho trail" The recent action by
Congress 10 what brought II about.
With the Mexican trouble putting the
spurs to preparedness Congress. az
our readers know. suddenly got busy
and authorized an increase Of $4,000
...n IA TIA standinR arInx- vhila tia
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CHARLESTON: The Citizens Bank,
of fleetwood. Nicholas county, has
been granted a certificate of incorpor-
alton by the secretary Of state. The
authorized capital is $4,000. The in
corporators are A. c. Herold. OF SUIT
ton: L. French Herold, W. V. Jarrett,
]. g. Ward and W. E. Macqueen. all
OF Redwood.
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CHARLESTON: The Columbiana
Carbon Company. of New York, has
announced that carbon-making plant
with daily capacity of 200 barrels
will be established at Elkview, Kan
awha county, at once. This company
has closed a deal for all the holdings
OF the Pocataligo Oil and Gas Company
and proposes to convey gas from that
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Why Consultation Ini,,ros

The bowels are The natural sewer
age system Of the body. When they
become obstructed by consultation n
part OF the poisonous matter which
they should carry OFF is absorbed into
the system. making you feel dun and
stupid. and interfering with the di-
gestion and assimilation of food.
This condition is quickly relieved by
Chamberlain's Tablets. Obtainable
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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RoNcEvRRTE: Miss Virginia Hud-
gins. aged 10. is the champion school
girl OF West Virginia. She entered
school when six years old and during
the thirteen years she attended since
she was never absent nor tardy. She
is now senior in the high school and
hopes to continue her record until her
graduation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-25

WHEELING: When it comes to get
ting beer of the ice cold brand, right
from the key. South Side resort has
all the rest Of the speakeasIes in town
backed off the stage. In this particular
resort, near Market and Twenty-sev-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-25

CHARLESTON: Isaac A. Lewis,
aged 20 years, Civil war veteran. who
was with General Sheridan in the val
ley Of Virginia. is dead of paralysis
nj his home n Columbia. Mason coun-
ty. He was related to the late Virgil
Arson Lewis. for many years state
historian.
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ELX1Ns: officials have prepared a
report on the death of G. A. Verzi, 40,
whose body was found near Davis re-
Gently with bullet hole through the
brain. He disappeared from his home
Saturday night His saloon was burned
in the Baltimore fire and his saloon
here was closed recently after local
option election. He was in the hotel
business in Dubois. Pa.
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WEIGH: Campaigning in remote
parts OF West Virginia has its diff
culties. A political meeting at War.
twelve miles from here. and I'M
touched by railroad. was addressed
by Governor II. D. Hatfield and 9TH
ers The meeting adjourned too late
for the bus that operates between
the two points and the speakers
were compelled to walk the entire
distance here. Governor Hatfield
declared he enjoyed the experience.
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SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court
of Harrison County. West Virginia, made
and entered on the 9th day of January,
1916 In the chanccry cause Of Lynch
Elliott Real Estate and Improvement Com
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What is Home
Without an Heir!
This IS subject that has a place In all
minds In all fines AID n .,,,....,II.. 4,

hu ~ naturally ul'
reefs thought ms TO tho
comfort Of the mother
during that wonderful
period OF expectancy.
Mothers who know rec.
0mmend "Nfoth er's
Friend" II Is an ex.
tcrnnl remedy for the
stretching muscles. en-.
a6lcs them to expand
without undue strain.
assists the organs to
crowd against nerves.
to pull at liEnmcnts
10 tina a.zfl .atr
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enth streets, the keg of beer is on a
table, in tub filled with cracked ice.
The patronage is large and the key 1t
is declared has to be frequently re-
placed.
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West Virgi,,ia Briefs

CHARLESTON: The town of
Easthank has called an election to
determine II bonds to the value of
$1,000 shall be Issued with which
to build q water works plant. The
election will held May "a.
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field to the new plant by means of a
new pipe line. A gasoline plant is also
proposed at the same place by this
company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-25

WEST UNION: Heroically res
cued from the track In front of an
approaching passenger train, Miss
Dora Smith. of Parkersburg, narrow
~ escaped death at the Baltimore
and Ohio passenger station here.
BENJAMIN Bohn is the hero, having
pulled her from the track in the nick
Of time. She was slightly injured.
CHARLESTON: A representative
Of the department of justice came
here from Washington to confer with
W. G. Barnhart. United States dis
trict attorney, concerning a report
received by the department that
three men. suspected of being spies.
from foreign country, have been
taxing photographs of the govern
ment locks in the Kanawha river and
of various plants which might be
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LOGAN: Voters of Logan district
at special election approved the is
suance OF 100000 in bonds for per-
manent roads.
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PARKEIsBuRG: w. E. Hill. po-
lice chief OF Pennsboro. is a patient
at st. Joseph's hospital here with Il
bullet wound in his leg. accidentally
received when he attempted TO ar
rest Thomas Rice at Pennsbor
glass plant. When Rice an special
deputy clinched. the chief bent over
them to render assistance and the
latter's revolver fell TO the floor and
was discharged. the bullet entering
his leg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-25

WHEELING: A decomposed body
taken from the Ohio river at Ben
wood has been identified through
papers in the clothing as that OF John
w. Moore. of Pittsburg, who leaped
from the steel bridge here the night
OF March II. According to the po-
lice. he had lost large sum in a
gambling house. His death resulted
In the closing Of gambling places in
Wheeling.
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WHEELTNG: The Wheeling
Mould and Foundry Company this
weew started operations in its new
bullet factory IN buildings just erect
ed at the Peninsula. The company is
having difficulty In finding men to
make bullets. One officer secured
eastern cities and managed to send
fifty men. but many more are
wanted.
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LOGAN: Several teachers in this
district have been indicted on charges
OF obtaining examination questions
preliminary TO tests for certificates.
The Grand jury indicted Mayor ]. q.
Wilkinson on a gambling charge. Joe
Osborne. Joe Skaggs and Keenos
Mounts, deputy sheriffs. were indict-
ed on charges OF unlawfully carrying
concealed weapons.
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CHARLESTON: Although so
years old and an invalid. Mrs. John
A. Thomas at night carried her hus-
band. aged 90. from their burning
home at Kanawha Falls. Just as she
emerged from the front door the roof
collapsed. Neither the husband nor
wife was injured
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-25

CHARLESTON: Petitions for re-
hearing have been filed with the
supreme court Of appeals in the cases
OF Hull against the Virginia Railway
Company, from Mercer county. and
the Monongahela and Western
Dredging Company against L. f..
Smith, from Wood county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-25

Wv NVVTdIs1sT HV-
pointed 70 fix value on the estate
left by William NJ. o. Dawson, for
mer governor OF West Virginia. and
member Of the public service COM
mission at the time OF his death. re-
Gently, have made their report, find
ing total value OF $4,000. The
property includes bank stock, a
house and lot and a $4,000 life insur-
ance policy.
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utilized in manufacturing munitions
In event Of war. The suspects visited
the towns Of Sattes and st. Adams
after leaving Charleston.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19
Guesf TOWeLS 35C t.o 75c

OUR STOCK of Fancy Turkish Guest and Bath Tow els is very comprehensive the productSpf the most in portant manufacturers
 YOU WILL NOT only be-delighted with the new pat terms and pretty colOrs but the excellent qualities present low prices White bodies with CoOred borders in pink blue, lavender gold at 35c soc and 75c each Wash Cloths match. 2Xl2 inches for l5c
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19
64-i1ch Table Da,1,ask 72-inCh Table Danlask
 SI.25 .S2OO

- FINEST GERMAN Linen Damask; 72-inches wide. double satin finish, grass bleached and every thread pure flax: Q splendid assortment ot new designs in Pansy. Fern Rose Crysanthemum, Acorn and Fleur de Lis per yard S2OO NAPKINS 10 match 22x22 inches at S5 Der dozen 24x24 inch Napkins s750 dozen.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19
$50 EnueLop Chemlse M0ndayQQc

A O  of 
  values on saeM
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BLK. Chiffon VelUet S5 Yard

-B BLACK CHIFFON VELVET, 1t is remarkable how great is the demand for it. Women are making street dresses party rocks and evening dresses of this exquisite Chiffon Velvet; rich heavy pile. really an eN- ceptional value at 8 a yard - 40-inches wide.
 tSINCH FANNIE VELVET rich in weave with the
 fast pile and color necessary high grade Velvet all new Fall shades and black. per yard $l25.
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6O-it1ch Table Danldsk 7O-inch Table .DanlaSk
 .SIOO iSI5O

PURE LINEN Damask satin finished good heavy quality both silver full beached kinds; 66 and 70- inches in width designs include Fleur De Lis Fern. Dot and Rose patterns w3th plain center and striped figured border. pc ryard S5O NAPKINS to match at S3 90 and S4 per dozen
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19

-- GENUINE GERMAN bleached Table Damask good weight, 64nches wide in Shamrock Ivey and Snow Flake designs. Our price SIPS yard, is much less than you would be asked to pay elsewhere for ike quality. 2Ox2O inch NAPKINS to match, per dozen S350
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19

- FINE LINEN Table Damask. full beached, 60inches
 wide in Fleur Lis, Flake, Dot and Floral pat terms splendid quality that will give lasting service and retain uster through repeated washings, per yard S1OO NAPKINS to match size ISxlS inches, S5 dozen.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19
SUITS .$z7@95

--L LOT NO 2-Also part of that sensational under priced purchase Wonderful Suits at $1795 Beauties = every one and just look how much you may save Women will be elated ever these The seasons most favored styles.
 MATERIALS INCLUDE Broadcloth, Serge, Popln and Gaberdine. Garments that carefully made and insure perfect fit have large collars fur trimmed The longer coat styles full haring lines. UN- IMPROBABLE at Mondays sale price $1795
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Irish Table Dan1ask S3.OO q Yard

7hes wide white het on the irish Heat yard omach a
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Plaid aud Striped TQfefQ BlOuses $500 b S7.5O

- FASHION demands Blouses for wear with the dashing, new dress Skirts of Autumn and Winter - and the sma-ctst and most charming of these are those BlOuses made Of soft Tsffeta Silk in pretty stripes and plaiGs in rich coors and combina- tions. Tailored models with convertible collars that may be worn high low attractive sleeves with new style long cuffs trimmed with fancy buttons. A splendid assemblase at S5, $65O and $7.5O
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$3.50 and $4:00 Bon Ton Corsets $O45

with frehc
 
  to of whit o 0anu4 4yalues for
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5O-in. GQberdiile S2

WOOL GABERDINES, a material that is in every way a real satisfaction - in style, in ser vice and in value The color range is bread and complete, but at the rate the best shades are being cut they cannot last long, in black navy, plum, gray, Copenhagen, new browns and greens, 50-incnes wide per yard S2.00. White Gaberdine, 5O-inches wide, of very fine quality at s2.-5 g yard.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19
SUITS Sz4@95

- GREAT SPECIAL purchase that brings Suit values that will have your enthusiastic approval Our alert and ready cash the you choose these garments Monday a saving of many dollars
 THE LATEST and smartest styles in Suits of Serge Poplin and Gaberdne beautifully tailored, and well lined - trimmed with Velvet and Braid many stun ming models in brown and black; sizes for women and misses - CHOICE S1495
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19
HIas,aos Mash SIX .S795 Reg. S2.5O. Vdlnes

- HOUSES that are marked s25O each in regular stock on sale Monday at $l.95. made of excellent quality Jap Wash silk dSoire in white flesh maize and black. other styles of Striped Hable in autumn shades Sufficient variety to make choosing easy. all sizes YOUR OPPORTUNITY, S1 90
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19
Storm Serge SI.OO

THE DEMAND for high-grGde aIi-wooI StoIm Serges has not been 50 pronounced in years, a fact we anticipated early enough in the season to secure for our patrons most complete stock, in all the popular shades for Fall, including white and black. 42-inches wide, per yard SlOO. Extra heavy quality storm Serge, 4S+nches wide in a full range Of coioTs at Sl-25 yard.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19
Smart, Practical Serge Dresses Nelv in Design, Color and Trimmings
 .S725O. .SI5 and SIS.,5O

BEAUTIFUL Fabrics represented in this semblage all vorites is the SERGE braid bound embroidered and plain
 THAT YOU CAN ABSOLUTELY depend at
 your long and well that event find that possible standard of USUAL VALUES $1250, SIS and S1S50
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-19

An Unusual Stock Of Fine Table Danask Their Lustrg Like Satin and Their Fn1erleSS WM Appeal to Evefy Women Who LOces Beautiful Linens  ktp orO to Oerh d d
 
 sell nu sur n he f tim mand wear
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FALL AND WINTER SUITS
 Two Wonderful Price Lots for Monday

to anywhere the named NERTNESS, coupled with otcash lin ae wncha tfort the o the opportunity.
 the of villa who the The of materials which include brown pum wIser and
 INCLUDE Broadth Gbde Serge and FopHn The collars of convetb collars and belts SEE THEM MONDAY
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.CMIdren's SUeQforS SI.75 10 $500


  euwfn % and st the chIdv nat play sizes f 4 huea rdinl lgrayoM for
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5O-in. Chiffon Br0adCI0h S225 q Yard


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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-29
| NEWS NOTES from by DAISY DEAN
NJ O VEL A N D

Announcement is made by Mutual
of the release of a siN part film allie
CORY, tPurity.' featuring Audrey
Munson, famous artist 5 model and in
ternationai beauty, on July II.
The story is tuken from Greek my
thology Purity Wanders over the
earth exerting a good Influence on
everything. She is loved BY . strug-
Cling poet who idolizes her. They both
love, but he is unable to sell his
poetry and marriage IS impossible he
cause Of his poverty. pnrity's won
derful beauty ana grace Of body are
seen by an artist who gets her TO pose
for an alleeorical painting She does
II 10 get money that her sweetheart
poems may be published. She is sue
cessttl and the lovers are happily
united
The allegorica characters Evil
Beauty. Art, Music and Drama all play
important roles in this remarkable.
4hotoplsy Prominent in the cast sup
porting Miss Munsm are Hugenie
Forde Nigel do Brullier and William
Carroll. There are numerous hallets
which add delightful ancient atmos-
phero to the action of Purity
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-29
COURT HANDS DOWN
BATCH OF DECISIONS

fsrrc,AL eeaaEsroNox,Au 70 MORNING Jours.li
Santa Fe. June 2S-Five opinions
by Associate Justice Hanna and three
by chief Justice G.. j. Roberts wera
handed down yesterday by tho state
supreme court The cases decided
were as follows:
w. j. Johnson, appellant, w, New
Mexico Fire Brick company. appellee,
from Bernallllo county, in which the
appeal was dismissed. the appellant
having failed 10 file cost bond with
in time required by statute.
Ia John Ellis and William Shriver,
appellants. ~. Lula Stone, exocntfiX,
appeilee from Roosevelt county. pee
ttion for reheai1ng was denied. APP
peilants sought 10 charge the estate
Of james T. stone. under a letter Of
guarantee signed by stone as presi-
dent of the Citizens National bank Of
Portales the letter being on q letter
head Of the said bank
The district court for COlfax coun-
tl was affirmed in the case of X. ".
Nickle plaintiff in error. VS.. CLARA f..
C1nltrr defendant la error The ac-
ton WITS brought To foreelose me-
chanies lien based on "a verbal con-
tract for the construction of u roof
upon the barn of the defendant IN
error for the sum of sal, the defense
70 the action being that the contract
price WAS s3t.
The colfax county .distrier court