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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
RICHMOND ART STUDENTS
BACK FROM CONVENTION
Delegates Of Local Club Much I'M,
pressed With Visit to WASH
ingtOn.
BRING ENTHUSIASTIC REPORTS
Olaf BJorkman, Sculptor. Here Seek
ing Material for Bust OF Patrick
Henry. VIII BE Guest OF Members
This Week.

The representatives sent by the
Richmond Art Club TO the seventh an
nual convention OF the American Fed
Grafton Of Arts in Washington on last
wednesday, Thursday and Friduy.
have returned TO Richmond bring ing
enthusiastic reports. Miss Ada Smith.
assistant secretary OF the club, was
the delegate. and Miss Annie Irwin. an
active member, was the alternate
\ feature of the first session OF the
convention was the report by Miss
Leila Mechlin. secretary of the Fedora
ton of Arts. OF the establishment OF
the Virginia Art Commission. While
the news OF the formation of this COM
mission came in the course OF the sec
rctary's report of art activities
throughout the country. the mention
OF the Virginia Art Commission was
greeted with applause. and was the
subject Of special comment in "A speech
by Senator Francis G. Newlands. of
Nevada, following the report. Senator
Newlands. who has been actively in
terestcd in the American Federation OF
Arts since it's formation in 1909, made
AN address on the general topic Of the
convention. art and the People"
INDIGNANT OVER PLAN
no DISFIGURE WASHINGTON
The American Federation does NOT
define art in any narrow fashion, but
its discussions touch upon art in re-
lation to every problem Of society; for
instance. one session of this conven-
ton was given over to the topic OF
Civic Art and City Planning in Re-
session that Charles Moore, chair
man Of the Federal Commission of
Fine Arts. Grosvenor Atterbury, ar
chitect: George E. kessler, Landscape
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
BLUE RIDGE RALLY"
Members OF Y. w. {. A. VIII Attend
Meeting to Re Held TO-NorrOw
NInht.

All members OF the Young Wome n 3
Christian Association who are inter
eSted In the summer conferences at
Blue Ridge are asked to attend a
Blue Ridge Rally" to be held in the
central building at Fifth and Main
Streets tomorrow evening at Sis
O'Clock.
There will be an informal program
OF sentcnce-talks by girls who have
attended Blue Ridge conferences. A
number of original and attractive
songs Will he sung ana n jolly time
Is promised all who attend.
u is expected that the Richmond
association will have representation
OF at least twenty-five girls at the
city conferences which Conven.s
for ten-day session on July 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
Car Break. womnn. I.u.

Mary Jones. colored. OF Nicholson
Street, stepped from behind an east
bound Main Street car before west
bound Main Street car at Nicholson
and Lester Streets yesterday after
noon, sustaining a fractured leg. She
was taken to the Memorial Hospital.
Traffic was delayed about twenty min
utes as a result Of the accident.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

In Nottinghamshire and Dcrbyshirc. the
income tax inspectors learned Some
OF the parsons receive less than f2 $50
a week. and an agitation has begun for
raising their wage up 10 that OF
miner. the minimum OF which is re- a
week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

Corporal Richard famous, OF the
Thirteenth Cavalry, who was wound
ell In the fight at Parral. Corporal
famous, with IL squad of men. was
passing unobtrusively through Par.
raj when Il volley of shots, fired by
MeNicans, whizZed passed them.
They quickened their pace, but the
Mcxicans fired at them until they
came in sight of the main division.
Corporal famous was shot through
the arm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
HITS STATION MASTER
.Jnck Miller Is Fined SO for Making
Assault on ID. L.. Bran

Police Justice Crutchfleld yesterday
fined Jack Miller, Du Pont employee;
$40 and costs on charge of assaultins
o. S. Brennan, station master Of Byrd
Street Station.
Because Miller was on his way to
New York and his ticket would not
have been good after to-day, Justice
Crutchfleld decided not to require bond.
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balloon has been puncturd; that Is,
II his candidacy ever reached the
proportions OF balloon" He ven
tured the assertion that It was never
more than bubble In Preston cOun-
ty.
All former factions of the party in
these two counties are supporting
Robinson and feel that with him as
the nominee for governor they will
have NO trouble in giving him their
old-tIme ma1orlt1es and will elect
along with him their entire county
tickets.
Their party's principles are a part
OF the every day life Of the Republic
cans OF Preston and Monongalia
counties. Their loyal RepublIcanIsm
dates back to the stirring days of the
Civil war. They are amply able to
choose for themselves and they We
hcmently resent tho attempt on the
part OF the Democrats press and
the Democratic leaders of the state to
dictate tho nominees OF the Repub-
lIcan party. They are familiar. with
the organized effort among Demo-
Gratis to prevent, by any means they
can, the nomination OF Judge Robin
son. whom all recognize M the
strongest candidate the Republicans
can nominate. and this Democratic
opposition makes the Republicans
more determined In their stand in
behalf of the Taylor county cHndl-
date.
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AND
M0N0NGAI.|A
FOR ROBINSON
Two Great Republican Strong
holds, Stronger Than Ever,
Will Vote for the Judge.

MORGANTOWN, March 1G-That
Preston and Monongalla counties,
those staunch Republican strong
holds which because OF local differ
ences in the Republican ranks have
wayered somewhat the last couple OF
elections, will again become firmly
established in the Republican coll
umn the coming election and will roll
up old-tIme Republican majorities
is the report brought here by promi-
nent Republicans who have made a
careful political survey OF the coun-
ties along Cheat river the last week.
In both counties. the reports say. the
Republicans have tired of fighting
among themselves, have repented
and are going into the election with
n solid front.
In both of thse counties the sentl-
ment among the Republicans Is
strong for Judge Ira Il. Robinson for
governor. He Is we'll known to them
and the opposition TO him Is prac-
tically nothing. In Preston county
there are some four thousand Repub-
ltcan votes. while in MononEallH the
Republicans number about $500. 1t
Is no exnEgeratlnn to say of these
geventy-flve hundred Republican
votes Judge Robinson will get from
eighty to eiEhty-five per cent. There
are Republicans OF prominence who
place the Robinson estimate even
higher. declaring that the opponent
OF Judge Robinson will not average
one vote in twenty in either county.
The Republicans of these counties
are familiar with Judge Robinson's
clean record and realize his eminent
qualifications for the Office he seeks.
They appreciate the opportunity Of
fered them to cast their ballots for
man OF his character and are en-
thusIastic in their support. Without
solicitation they have taken n strong
stand in behalf OF his candidacy. and
will not be swerved from it.
So far as Mr.. Lilly Is concerned
there Is no chance of his breaking
in on the Robinson support OF Theses
counties. He has visited both, has
been courteously received and has
gone away without perceptible sup
| port except in few widely-scattered
INSTANCES. Ask any leader in Monon-
gala or Preston counties about Mr..
Lflly's supporters and lie will tell
them on his fingers.
AS one well known Preston county
Republican expressed 1t, "the Lilly
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TUNA ENGINEER
Oh. MILLS OUT
FORNERV=W0RTH
Great Tonic Put Glass. Co.
Mans Nerves in "Fine
Shape" He Says.

This is a statement that counts. 1t
was made some time ago by g. H.
Mills, engineer at the Tuna Glass
Plant. which position he has held
for eight years and who is a man of
the most reliable type:
Burke Drug Store-My trouble
was nervous indigestion. Six hours
sleep was the best l could get and
the sleep did me little good. Was, of
course. very tried after my days
work of IL hours. Would startle and
worry sometimes unnecessary.
1--WE taken one bottle Of Eerv-
Worth. l sleep a great deal better.
Am getting nine hours sleep now.
I'm rested when get up. l feel more
like going to work and am not near
so tired in the evening. My nerves
are getting in fine shape and feel
much improved all around. recon-
mend Nerv-Worth as I'm satisfied it's
good medicine.
(Slgnedl &c. II. MILLS"
Burke's Drug Store sells Nerv-
Worth on guarantee. Dollar back II
you're not helped.-Adyertisement.
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Tho ability of the Democrats to re.
solve tho demand for preparedness
into IN cvcuBe for congressional
pork" Is matter OF wonder to any.
enc acquainted with their general In
competency. II all the Democratic
bills which have been introduced In
this Congress. providing for NUM-
lions plants 10 be located in various
Democratic congressional districts
were acted upon favorabIy, there
wouldn't be enough money left In the
federal treasury to pay for hauling
the munitions away from the fac
tories.
When opportunity knocks ut Dem.
cratic headquarters. II Is sand
bnggCd and frI8Ind 10 the skin.
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japanese SONY or thc Shirt "

n Japanese salesman has been dis
covered who makes the round II
New York City soliciting orders for
shirts. He carries n line OF samples.
takes measurements. write orders.
directions. etc. and the maids in n
factory nj Toxic. Japan. make up the
goods. The finished shirts then
cross the Pacific and the trnnsc0nti-
mental railroads. and are delivered
to the buyer. The Tnphhcse Grn
pushing this business rapidly. and III
nsmuCh rs the Democratic tariff law
cut the duty on these goods forty
per cent. our Asintic competitors see
great possibilities in this method Of
getting into the American market.
rs the wages paid in Japan are about
One-twolfth those paid In the United
States. If Tom Hood could come
back to life and witness the merry
little o Hama San. OF Toxic, working
blithesomely on these individual or
ders. he would doubtless revise his
Song Of the Shirt" to read some"
thing after this fashion:
With fingers ntmhle and quick.
Plying his pencil and tape.
A japanese measures shoulder and
chest.
Allowing so much for the drape.
stitch, stitch, stitch
Chtrps the Toxic maid with n flIrt,
AT ten cents day We are rich,
So We sing the Song OF the
Shirt 80
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After slinlIlng about the slams for
several hours. Gcofy Iilddle at last
saw three low-browcd culthroats. who
he though looked murhcrOns enough
for his dark design. He approached
them warIly and slipped five dollar
bill Into the hand Of each. That got
their interest Immediately.
"Thern's two more like that for
each Of you, my men. IT you're open
for little business" h" whispered.
And In guarded tones he told them
what he wanted. Apparently, moth
Ing was too black for them to do,
for they agreed immcG Htely.
Good" said GcOffy Blddl". And
IT you have any trouble and your own
weapons don't suffice, you'll find an
axe and one or two odds and ends
like that all ready for you In the yes
Thule"
In the dark of the next night.
three evil figures descended on the
Biddle home, and for five minutes
there was Clamnr and strange sounds.
The newt morning he Mortified fam
lily discovered that the baby grand
piano had been hacked into kindling
wood. Gcoffy Biddle figured out
that It would be months and months
before little Arthur would be able
to take practice agnl min the house.
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Refuses To Answer.

In conversation with Republican
senator a few days ago, Senator Tn-
derwood. father of the Democratic
tariff monstroslty, is reported TO have
said that all the steel mills in his
home town. Birmingham, Ala, were
running at full capacity. and not a
mill. was engaged in making goods
for the European belligerents.
When asked II 1t were not true that
these mills were working on orders
turned over to them by mills In the
East and in New England. because
the latter were deriving greater prof
fits from war orders, and were there
fore sub-contacting with the Alabama
mills to handle their normal business
Senator Underwood maintained dis
Greet silence.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-16
YOUCAN DARKEN
HAIREAsILY ANDQUIGkLY
Look Young by Using SuIpho-
Sage-Not a Dye-Harm-
less to Use.

You can easily change your gray, faded
hair to It's original beautiful dark shade
by treating 1t a few times with Hulpho-
Sage Hair Color Reatorer n dainty prep
arntIOn that IL not sticky and In not a dye.
SuIpho.SaEe n an 0IdfashIoned ready
tO-uss sulphur and sage preparation. harm
less to the most delicate hair, that acts
on the hair, making 1t healthy, no all your
gray hnlrS naturally change to beautiful
dark, fascinating shade, 20 evenly that no
ono can tell you hive applied anything.
This treatment also stops itching scalp
and dandruR.
SulphO-SAge IL guaranteed to turn ali
your gray hAIr dark or money back. lie
sure TO ask for n zoe bottle OF "SulphO-
Sage" At Wells HAymHkeF Co.'S Drug
Store. Out.Of-tOwn folks supplied by mail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-16

Since January 1. $4,000 quarters
OF beer, $4,000 carcasses OF mutton
and $1,000 carrasses Of lambs have
come into the United Suites from
Argentina. Under the Democratic
tariff law they came in free of duty.
but here would have been the source
of nifty bit of revenue under the
Republican tariff law, and the price
of meat to the consumer would have
been In no wise increased, The DEM
ocrats will make up for the loss by
placing direct tax on something else.
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letter to Representative Pou into the
meltlng-pot Of legislative criticism.
It is these Kaleidoscope shifts OF
positions to such a critical stage.
When 1t seemed good politics to
keep us out OF war" In order TO car
~ congressional election, tAut was
the war cry. Now that pluuElng us
into war may serve to secure re-
election for the president. that rash
and perhaps fatal exDedlent IL by no
means unwelcOme,
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Kept.

We favor single presidential
term, and to that end urge the adop-
ton of an amendment to the constI-
tuition making the president of the
United States ineligible for re-elect-
ton, and we pledge the candidate OF
this convention to this principle
From the Democratic party's plat
form.
1 hereby consent to The use Of my
name as a candidate for the presl-
dency.-Woodrow Wilson to Charles
g. Hildebrand, secretary of state of
t1hfot
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But Americans are apt to consider
the matter in Il somewhat more serI-
GUS vein. This salesman Is nm isO-
lated cell of whot may well become 4
multicellular development of this
sort business under the very noses
OF our manufacturers. He pays no
rent or taxes. Every shirt coming
into this country in this manner dis
places just that amount of American
labor. and prevents the sale of a
shirt made in America. And with
out tariff safeguards this trade with
Japan is bound to develop to the det-
riment OF all concerned In the indus
try here.
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To all PERSONS Holding liens by Judgment
pnrt thereof, of John Lee:
In pursuance OF n decree OF the Circuit
Court of Harrison County, West Virginia
made In cause therein pending, to subject
satisfaction OF the liens thereon. sou ARE
hereby required to present NIL claims held
by you and each of you against the said
John Lee. which nre liens on his real eS.
tate or any part of II, for adjudication to
me Mt my Office 214 Court street, In the
city OF ClnrksburE. Harrison County. West
Virginia. on or before the 93rd day OF
March, 1916.
Given under my hand this c3rl day OF
February. 1916.
Commissioner In Chancary.
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Another spectal agent, Jane

Another special agent. James l..
Rogers, has been sent to Mexico by
President Wilson to interview Car
ranza. The Senate was no more con-
suited in respect to this perlpatetIc
ambassador than it will be in respect
to the next note. which will be sent to
one Of the European belligerents.
Will he be an addition to Mr.. VIII
sons roster Of llars2
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sian Of finotl nieestlnn.

When you see cheerful aud hap
Ply old lady you may know that she
has good digestion. If your digestion
is impaired or IL you do not relish
your meals take a dose Of Chamber
lain's Tablets. The strengthen the
stomach. improve the digestion and
cause gentle movement Of the bow
els. ObtaInable everywhere.-Ad-
vertisement.
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COUNTY OFFICES

To the Voters OF Harrison County:
/ hereby announce my candidacy for the
Republican nomination for SheFitI of uAr-
rlson county, subject to the decision Of the
primary election TO be held Tuesday, June
i. 1915 l most earnestly ask your support
and influence, and II nominated and elect
ed, l not only promise to discharge faith
fully and fearlessly the duties of the office,
but will give my very best service to all
the people.
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To the Voters OF Clark District, Harrison
County:
the Republican nomination for Justice OF
the Peace for Clark District. Harrison
County, subject TO the primary TO be held
June 9th, 1910. In aspiring to this Office
do 80 with a fnll knowledge Of It's respon-
EIbllltIeB and importance, and IL nominate
ed and elected, promise you nB n servant
of ALL tho people OF Clark district. that
will fulfill every duty OF the 0itica faith
fully and faAFleSSIy. Will greatly Appre-
clato your YOtO and influence.
w. o. sTRAIEY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-16
For Prosecuting ATTORNEY.

/ am 4 candIdNte TOT tue nomination
for Prosecuting Attorney OF Harrison
County, West Virginia, on the Republican
ticket, subject to the primary election,
June @, 1OlG. Am n native OF Harrison
county: politics, Republican; education,
LIB. OF the State University; experience,
fourteen years OF actual practice in this
county, and respectfully solicit investlga-
tion, and your vote anu Influence, and, II
elected, promise a faithful, fearless and
impartial discharge of the duties of tho
Office to the best OF my ability.
w. NJ. CDSAIVAY.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Spear & Company, corporation, who sues
Oh behalf OF Itself and all other lien
creditors Of John Lee,
VS.. IN CIANCERY.
John Lee, Peoples Bank, aud Harry Fl.
The parties named above and each Of
them Will luke notice that on
THURSDAY. MARCH ~, 1915,
Mt my office, iii Court street, in the City
Of ClArkshuFg. Harrison County, West Viz
gIniu. l will proceed to execute the order
OF reference entered in the above styled
cause by the Circuit Court of said coun-
" on the 18th day of January. 1910. where
In / Hm directed to ascertain and report
the real estate owned by the defendant,
John Lee, the location thereof, the estate
therein and condition of the title thereto,
the liens thereon. thelr amounts and prl-
critics, and to whom owing, and the an
nuHl rental value of tho said real estate,
and whether or not the same will rent for
sufficient sum In 1--WE yGarA to pay of and
satisfy the liens against the same and the
costs OF this suiti and any other matter
the commissioners may dean pertinent or
other pertinent matter that may be re-
Quired by the PARTIES.
at which time and place you may each
attend and produce such evidence as will
enable me to perform the duties required
by said order of reference.
Given under my hand this 23rd day OF
w. NJ. coNAwAT.
F4a- sF5,l H.
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wilson's Shifts.

January IS. Mr.. Wilson permitted
the sending Of the Lansing note
measurably "iustifyirE" the German
contention rs to armed merchpnt1n en-.
Shortly after he changed his mind
on that point. A few weeks later he
was found attempting to smother
congressional action on the subject
yet within a week of that he flung his
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HOw'S This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
II CHtarrh that cannot bs cured by Halls
r. J. CHENEY ( CO.. Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney FOR the laVt 10 ggnru. aud believe him
rrfrrlly honorable In all business transactions
uI financially able 10 carry uGt any obligations
taadt By liza firm.
NAT BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo Ohio.
UnlrE Catarrh Cure II taken internally. acting
.rrcIly upnn the blond aud MUCOUS surfaces OF
ilie system. frHtiHnhIals sent free. Price 40
cents per bottle. Sold hr all Druggists.
Tltr ITall's Family Pills for constipation
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-16

The Philadelphia Record reports
that hen at McFeos Rocks, Pa. laid
an egg on which appeared the words.
1.-THE end of time-191G." If that
hen had lived on the Pacific coast,
where eggs are imported from China.
it would have had the Democratic tar
iff law In mind and the word 'Democ-
racy" would have appeared instead of
'ttime."
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clarksburg, w. Va.

1 desire to announce ms candidacy for
the Republican nomination for Sherllt Of
Harrison County, subject to the primary
to be held on June u, 1915.
In aspiring to this Office l do 80 with a
full knoWleuEe Of It's importance und of its
responsibilities. II nominated aud elected
shall ut all times give my personal ut
tention to the discharge of my duties. My
campaign will be conducted In d spirit Of
fairness and with due regard tor the rights
Of others.
enss' LLOYD d. GRIFFIN.
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hereby respectfully announce my can
dllacy for the nomination for prosecuting
attorney OF Harrison County, subject to
the will of Republicans at tho primary
election, Juno 9Th. 1916, and desire It
known that II nominated and elected.
Will not ask for a second term. eArnast-
iy solicit the vote and influence OF every
Republican In the county and pledge my
self to keep faithfully the trust II reposcd
in me. also sincerely pledge the party
that | will give my best efforts In the fall
campaign for. Republican success whether
nominated or not:
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Political Advertiser ents.)
ANNOUNCEMENTS
STATE OFFICES

Fer Governor
nm n candidate for the nomination for
governor Of West Virginia on the Repub-
IlCHn ticket, subject To the primary cleo
ton. June d, 1916 and respectfully solicit
your vote and influence.
IRA E. ROBINSON.
Grafton, w, Va,
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JOIN c. SOUTHERN!


am a candidate for tho nomination for
Assessor OF Harrison County. subject to
the Republican Primary OF June d, 1910
II nominated and elected, promise you
as a servant of the people, that will full.
ali every duty OF the once faithfully and
fearlessly. ] ask your support.
F. T. MARTIN.
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Far Initial stntes senator.

/ am a candidate Tor the Republican
nomination for United States Senator, SUBJ
iCct to the primary election to be held
June u, 1916, and Will greatly appreciate
your vote and influence.
Huntington. w. Va.
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Charleston, W. Va.

nomination for Secretary OF State, subject
to the primary election, June ., 1915. l
believe In the principles OF the great Re-
publican party and It's platform shall be
my platform. will appreciate your vote
and influence.
1l1tIrS ~ ".