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The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

sunday, July 30, 1915.
Early today Venus and Mercury are
in benehc aspect. but later Uranus
rules with evil power
Under this confEuration all associa-
tions between men and women are
likely to be unsatisfactory, as the
stars incline to double dealing and
treachery.
Love affairs are not favOrabIy ruled.
This evening is not a lucky time for
courtshIp or for any degree of har-
mony and understanding between men
and women.
The aspect is not a good one for do
mestic happiness. but the number of
divorce cases will not increase greatly
in the coming months
There is a fortunate sign indicating
that the birthrate will rise, boys out
numbering girls.
Advertising has the forecast Of
great benefits, but this is not a lucky
day for signing contracts
There is an indication of criticism
touching officers in the regular army,
who may clash with the citizen SOL
diery in regard to military matters.
President Wilson has the forecast of
added responsibilities regarding a new
diplomatic complication that will de-
NtAOp AtAL TlOHluB aSJTOlOgeTS de-
clare.
Practical training will gain ex-
traordinary attention in the coming
year. Colleges and high schools will
devote much time to new courses, it is
predicted
Ministers are subject to a sway that
promises much for church work dur
ing the autumn. Novel and remark
able enterprises are foretold.
The death Of a woman financier is
prognosticated. She will leave a
legacy that will cause much news
paper discussion. II is probable
Personal danger for the head of a
European government is indicated for
next month.
Persons whose birthdate It is have
the sugury of a fortunate year. Those
who are employed. however. should be
careful.
Children born on this day are likely
TO be firm and determined. They
should have lives that are more than
ordinarily happy.
Copyright, Ials)
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30
TOUR NOVA SCOTIA RAILWAYS.
Canadian Pacific and Dominion At
Inntic OmciaIs on Trip.

kentville Nova Scotia. July 20
George Bury. senior vice president of
the Canadian Pacific Railway Com
pany, accompanied by A. D. Little and
Clarence w Barron. both of Boston;
Sir Herbert Holt. president of the
Royal Bank of Canada, and George
E. Graham, general manager of the
Dominion Atlantic Railwap. have Just
completed a tour of inspection of rail-
way and steamship terminals at Var
month, Digby. Halifax, and St Johns.
This trip is in accordance with new
policy recently adopted by the Ca
madam Pacific and Dominion Atlantic
to stimulate industries and bring
about beneficial changes throughout
"Evangeline land" or that portion of
Nova Scotia served by the Dominion
Atlantic.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

against time. there was not the slightest
trouble experienced by any Of the driv-
ers, all OF whom were Saxon dealers.
whose territory happened 10 be adjacent
to the route selected for the run. More
or less time was lost al the end OF every
relay when the message was changed from
car TO car. Congested trsric conditions
Of the cities passed through also cut
down the speed so that in the open
country the machines at all times had
to be driven wide open.
Proves Military Value.
Outside OF the relay race as demon
stration OF motor car ability, the con-
test brought forth some interesting DOS
stbilities Of the motor car as a coast TO
coast carrier. Recently automobiles have
become a factor in military operations as
supply and message carriers. The Saxon
relay race demonstrated that the use
OF the automobile as a dispatch bearer
over all sorts OF roads and under all
kinds OF weather conditions is entirely
practicable.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

ACME AUTO TOP CO.
"wsshington's Foremost Auto Ton
Co.
1927 Irving st
Phone Col. 6276
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

JONEs-KEsSLER RUBBER TIRE co.
"G" TREAD RES-NfARATHON
TIRES.
SOS and 6l2 E st Phone ". 1871.
1921 l4th st Phone y. 45Oa
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

The new election law Of OREGON,
which requires proof Of citizenship,
prevents from voting william Dorward,
aged %, a veteran Of the civil war,
who has voted in every Presidential
election since Lincoln was a candidate.
Dorward was born in England. and
came to this country when a boy, but
with no possibility could now ind his
fathers naturalization papers
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

To tell the age of eggs a simple ap-
paratus has been invented that meas
uses the depth at which they noat In
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30
HOROSCOPE.
sunday, JrIy 30. Io1R.

The stars incline, but do not compel,
The sun., 1916-12-19
EUROPEAN MAILS

Tuc WHITE ssr llu"' rauop. 'ai.ur
- morrow ~ lnuiU brigade gibraltar
Nup,"' aud I"uu. vi. iuhc mat r.nsirr
~ y A N GOV f'' A.r'rs. Gibraltar. ltaIN
SrN sc'.uut aud u,",.,
'uc Italian H.rIwrn.p Giuseppe Ncrd,
sal nr on ".-".Uu' '' t,rrua WI TAXI
na.. sp"riu'N ualrrsa.a ou|,. r.pslnr a. 20
Il NJ. 'n' ll.', ~vt'r"r nd pul .,cer.
The NI'r r..' .Hr' Aurrfl. sa.4ur OF
Thursday tur Liverpool. a.. Tx, mai.
closing U' 90 a " for 1frDt Nrl,sir.
I've and Huc ~n. 90 A'r|'a AZTEC special Hd-
orcsscd ,or',s poutrg.o fc' uI.cf couutrl-s
except L~"r"ai,. En-'rr hungary. luSen-
rurr bn.Esrlt ~r'uU. rurtrv. Nrthrr.
,arut. Nurv,' sweden ana Denmark.
me Greek steamship ThcWln'o Dc l-r. sail
iur oi Iuu'apa, 'o' pirsus vii. take mpil
sp"r.a. addressed or.,. closing - /. NJ
iur S'r""'
The putor Steamship NoordAm .sirinr
o. i~IdsN fnr Eot'crouw W.. TAX, m.i'
closing a. : 20 a NJ, fut 'he NrthsrHndr
lb' Aiu""l""I Liner Sew Nork. sai.lur on
Satu'dU' '"' lI,rrpuu.. wl'l take maj. rios
ibr II, ; go a N tur Europe except Tor
ram" scribe. YurD". Netherlands Norway.
sweden Uud hcmuark
The French lurr TourJiUe, sailing on
SRfutdBN Gov Butu"uuN Wil take mat, Cos
iur ~ !. NJ. lot ltynr". switzerland iiaIN
span. lor,uI', is$p'. Greece, EritisN
Gibraltar Ce' on. S'ruiiv settlements Ouch
Last ludier N"s' Australia and Persia
rhr tuuRrdor NsCauIA, Hailiuy on Sutur-
oaN ior fdluuu'u, viii take auai.. '.uhius
~ : 80 , NJ Tor Great Britain. it" oui
Belgium Russia, ltumauia aud Iuiou ot
South Ni'''' 'hd "Ho especially ndd'.ss-d
correspondents" fnr ulnci countries except
Gefuau,r Au- .rla Hunger, lu,r,ubuty
BuiHario, Serbia lurko,, Netherlands. MOI
N'3, sweden ana hruWark.
The sun., 1916-12-19

WARRINGTON f,r. 1.r. f...t 90,
AUtuaa.~.tv uus tr~|r-. 30 E~lUrrpn~. gun
boost Auu.pH.Is g. 'np'.opaupu. tur Afa-
p-In" a. tDu.vuI.- uu NU'.ttsltr N'tLuru
I' i.ng - Sout.. yrU.srg RUrntv a. NuaH..
.Ar .'J'srr "a ,tmo", liI u.'i. .tlI san
Z "ur $50 80 'n--sWUurt. urrtFpNe's Cum
n.ines hc.~uu oiH Lnvtr a. u~rryluyt.
.'Ni 't "' H'sH' 49,. iu-p'..' .hiv Su.Hrr
a. NcV York yu'e Eupu.t ChUtt.npos..
Nt.ltf Nt. t."l uIa .vr "H'"" lprr.rIf az
san ileeo cruiser beaver a. u,uf ~ ron
. o.. nus rr-r"I. ~ ~Ol l~rau-4s... .ui-
p thU ''U.' "' a. UpL.Vv Nv. ruAr'
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itUn p'o' i,'s.1' u"sIrc, - TarAcr O. Tuto-
Gc,pn Fa'"uu N~rTwculv st Nr'g, Ura.
lUut stfr Nrrtru-lt hRs sailed ''u'u Bun
'r' 'rr Nur'n.r 81. rf lulprHu from Wash
s'L on ;u' y ar- 'HrruI. t'au.pprf HIM.
ror' trou tnr' ga tH.u.' io- JUrau, ru
h"r iigur!ru ."c" ~"v.'t pciut TO, ,,uan
iarurtc rauuru. NH'' 'E.nr gen. N..p...r
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l"tyr,u fur NarN., .-u.-or E.aavnp ..,u
80 ui FOE NJ ..Hi"E'trt e. urI
Sc rrc 'uorffnr ". uNursre 'rcm Uuur
tor l'eoe 'ar kc. Nr.. US one. t'.ir
lUlai N'unru 'p' N'v 'u'I. .4tttt.t.p 60,
Sci from ~sr inUr, 'n' S.u.a i.Iaaru. Iu.-
.ir' llutnv' f'ru Newport ..' N..l.ou
l.ruus fur Rocket 'ruu. >u~'. tur Ian.
Et"r Sound. u"st'''r 600 "r. o '.nfn sANau-
n'r 'Hr trr Nra. sag 't.., FROM .Dr'.f
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h.r. ''H. 500 >HV tr "Ut .tsroN~r
NJ kos ''uW '''.uva'. E~rrukvuH-r 'n' New
y 'ur Nun,inr Soon. l'Hf. 90 80 Cot
>'N 'nrN
The sun., 1916-12-19
ARMY ORDERS.

wAsH-NGToS De- rs--s.ss A-n,
cap. Va ~ = Ba'rs. Cess; A-;iNe-, de-
.sl.ru as lusp"rtr'- instructor Coast A-u
."'' Ns inuE. tar-J e. Sew York relieving
Cap William = ---prrirr. coast Artii err
ur.AchrN Nuc w. p~VrceG - fgrs AAmt.-
.pu Sew Nc-k so' 40.
Gal: Allison n Deans lr. coast Ar.!i-
isrv. dctsu-N - observation-disclosures ~
VAS; A~yllr"'. \EtiUnH Guard o. CAL
.p-utN, and go Los ALEs.-a.
'-cu.uUaut.HE Vtnce. Rock Is and G-senA.
. iucIs. - nis Essis.uu.. VII proceed to eI,
-sou!s ~ vnuur.-lvL Nl-E operations ~ C'G-
ISnc- l'-pH-rnu"ut Kul - Urn q station
fl-s' LIEU. duncan A~a,'Glu,Uu. n l.
e.. .-vfu lU;' ~ southern lcpar tucut and
Relieved f~ur hc:'vs uUt'
-Ap. E..Et : tru-rt. and Harold =
N~rtiN turic- military svia;c-A sigma
u-I's ni gurN 4. MA-sAcuus--.s Institute
~ '".'.u.urh ScstoL wi proceed 30
"a lac b. ~uG >utef. y : Euc Ithaca Sns
RUru.u y >. -" Ten po~A-v tu-y a. plants
q >.anUSsc Ac-c Corporation o. New
, OH she AercugA-iuc l4anc and Motor
.~rr.nanN. the Thomas brps Ac-pp.ans
N"utp@r ans The C9-'iss A.rrpl.ne COM
pan AVG return &C. rsG.ut a. BOSTON. AAsK
lirs; ldru-. william u F.ts. n L. -.
renewed froal rrrscu. station AND from a.
1--WE s-Evtls.
t.c.,rs ~: absence r.-,t I.-ut Duncan
Ma. -uSE ~ j. -. ous month. fi-A;
.a"g- .rs-p. 81 De-. N.i.a Fsc : Adj
Joe" cAt-Ht"- itr -GHs f!rsg Lieu. W.T.
.-u tr.t \ -. w months sua
O.. ft' e-'s
The sun., 1916-12-19
ASIATlC MAILS.

.f~os'wast"' Morgan announce that msils
- tho following d.i"s liuuykous No,sm-
brr ~, Rob. Nu,cWu,I e Nokohams No
N"wurr ~. whivh prrNcd prr steamer
1Ulthy cius were despatched cas-, from Sc
H'tlr Vt h,t mh"r a. aud uHiis dated
hriiish ShaDru"l NoN'mucr 81 Yokohama
SO, VuU,r .,. ru!Dh ariiNtI az San Fran
'is,u Icr steamer irts'A Marc wee dee
patched 'ari uu ht'ru ger 't lh,sv nlalls
uto du, iu Sew Nutk ihls muIuius
ruNHtl Via San fiub,lt,o pcs steam
ullp MUtsuuls. ,lur, ct ~ ~ T. ~ t,taaS
japan '"t"" ,hlua trAvcpIius shans
be- tIl41 pUd ihlilppluv &c., auas a.. \.U.
,uuN-r aud NtctuII., = e ,yso at ~
! N SHfuIdAS
Shanghai aud tp',lu., .idns,.i mail
for Vthc, paste % thiuU JupsH aud ,olsa.
Via souttl" pc stcanshlp IA.ihy eia.
y,use at : ~ T. N Saturday
ivnt,u ."te' N"'san ANNOUNCES tAst waua
dated Melbourne N"''WtvI - N,ine,
N",ontel - M'l.us 30 Nv,gu.sl :,
pud G",k,~ud |,.,"tt. - aid. =.
ed prt tteuushtp Sars.s u.t t.t g,
stated Snurtnal HuN,l.,.t ~ '..ha ~
N'u.oDl - uud l"hvrn.." H,,,.l -
ID il,N s1Ii'Va te ..tult... - ,susAt. N.,g
do, patched ,ooi Iun S,uI|'s ou ~. .Ht.
10 iheso male 49, dus 81 \ y l,,A o.
morrow Mo1ains
The sun., 1916-12-19
The We

Fs sssssn = xsA- E.ss.sy -
cssa: nsrsb 20 SsrxhS.a e8hss-
fcr New ie-se,. snow sne ccioes ~
Owed TT tNif wee her IN the south sec,icn.
to-day 10 morrow :a,r Rne continued cold
For nc- bert New England srcv fr-oey
to nIo--rw tAlf. northeast 10 NORTH vinos
Be rUfn,rr s-rcrG On the coest
fcr southern New EiK p-op&ps
heavy snow to-dsy. to-tncr-cv fSr ans
continued cola. north 20 Dr-- eeleA
Fur western Nrw Yo-N. sncws TO asy 10
,no--r~ p-oss fair. viii htte change II
temperature moderate v.-iAbis wtnas.
NEW ORR LbeC ls-The dsp-essirr
from he scushw-s; travelled east~s-o ans
erDt-Hc-d the svUtr Atlantic and .aSi C'uE
states Tenn-ss-r Sna kentucSy Yesterday
from n centre over Aistaus ana Georgia
Rain fell IN northern Flc-ias Ane or
the ccss- Of Georgia Sne there va snc~
In kentuckv. Virginia and south ward 10
south western Georgia Snow Also cccu--~c
~ . f.v points IN Inv lsk. --eicns rrre
onis Valley and western New fc-k and
IN the Nc-thw~r. ana ra,p OF the coast
W asking Lor.
Tn. pressure vas ivv or the extreme
no-tf este-r bc-nr-. which vas within the
influence % a. area 9, deprrssicr cent-si
y Albe-.s ~; .ls-~ her. s-si g me
Alssissirpi Valley The pressure vep
J. was ccia-- In III. middle Atlantic
States. the Onip snd Mississippi valleys
HuC warmer II n. Northwest. Freezing
terpc-Hturt reached northern parts q. tho
SAX SAFES. eAevpsins Florida and Louis
ANA. ana sc-s weather covered north CEN
Irsl cis;rtcgh
In tEts ci:y me rnc-n,rs was fair cloudy
In .ht Afternoon. colder. wind. c-vsh
northwest 20 nor least average humidity.
J PEI cert b~Aruu-ter, Corrected 10 read
- see ieve. a. A NJ :ss7 : ? NJ.
The sun., 1916-12-19
TO TRAIN AT

~i.oulsviLLt, Ky, doc ls.-Announ,e
msnt MAS made to-day that Atien..
Ga. pract'dlly tad been s.lucr.d
ae tur sprluE ir',unE raup TOT the
louisvtllo AMERICAN Association ,iuu
Accotdlng To present plans a., pla!.rs
will assemble a. Athens early ~ March
for about u month"; seasoning
The sun., 1916-12-19
sAI1Es.
sosErH sHoSooops Sous. JuI

JOSEfh SHOSGttOIS SONS. Julius
ohonsooc. Auct. - How.ry. sell 10 a. n.
De- ls-Lnrsdeemed pieagrs Of diamonds.
vstches. J-weIrs. odds and ends from No.
,s00o 20 No $500 inclusive. IL. Baru.h A
kon, .os Myrti. Ave. Brooklyn, also ODDS
src enns OF every description pledged prior
De. &c. -sl-. T. 7. Adam Co.. -ias Ssh
Ave.
Dec ce--Un-ed-sm.d pledges ot dia-
nonGs. witches, ~lsweiry, uuds and ends.
= from No $4,000 10 S0S0o 20 Nov /,
iFit. Also No. os434 o. 1902 ana O.. goods
hoe ov~r from previous sal"s. =. i :.
fu's"E q SOE. lnH-, - stanton -. Also
goods las. = Ryan. Inc, la
fv-tl, Ave. BROOKLYN.
D-l -l-NeH's and vnmer's Clo-hirg,
ar goods, shoet &c. pledged p-io- Dec u.
49,. L. A ; Abuses q son, lug., go sian
Tor ~ l. 7 Arau Co., Els SIN Avr
~. no-hmaU. as3 Hudson -. NHtiouat
Collateral Co 8. Hiipoitste!ner p-ol.. 4ol
D. Ave. 10 No. ssf!T Also fur lined over-
coa's and clothing T. Cohen. +H5 Sd Ave.
Dec II urcueen"d pt"nEeH of Ola
roudE watches. tcweiry, odds and ends 70
De- 4, 1915 ) 80 Grand 81
The sun., 1916-12-19

CHSrRAI AUCTION CO.. NJ. sheehan.
Aurti0n-er, ID: Canal street. sells Jewslry
. - a. II clothing at 10 \. n.
br1 lS--By H. simpson A Co, l43 Yves;
a. 81 AL unrsdc-nIed pledges OF pearls,
cIgnIonds and other precious STONES.
v1yches jeweiry, siiverware. xc., pledge ed
previous 10 No 1878 Oct. u, 1919. aud oil
krlciss held from former sg.es
The sun., 1916-12-19
. !. r1RUsKI. Auct.r. 7e bow.-,. sell,

T.. !. FIRUskI. Aucf'r. 10 bowery. sells
a NJ. unredeemed pledges OF every de-
sc-iptlou for unpaid loans from the follow
inr pavnbro6ers. including a. diamonds.
r.pIes, sapphi-es. pearls. euIera,ds al! other
s1ones unset or set In rings, earrings, pins.
Inks, chains studs, bracelets sockat or
ve-vare, guns instruments, furs, clothing.
Cameras. al other goods pledged previous
to aut-s aud up TO NUMBER mentioned,
Sott nc usive, and al pledges held over.
Dec. 1t-Bernart's Loan Once. .Ti5 18th
re. p-!1r Dee. II. 1915. 10 No. 3l0Os. n. J.
Feaney. el4 Atlantic Ave, NiyL iewel-y.
Dee 2O-Wm. Simpson 4 Co, ISL Bow
o., p-ior Oct. 20. 1918. TO No, 3sssS.
Dc-. 9O-Ave. a. Loan Of.ico. zoe Ave
. 4. S weinDerRer. propr. prior Dec. 10,
lf... ~ Brucxheimer. Sons, Inc. 1Os
G-auc s.. Bikiyn. 1ewelry, AC.
The sun., 1916-12-19
P8OPOsAIA

saai-u PROPOSALS in duplicate for pur
.pa.. 81 former Army Transport MI AIDE"
~ ~ received hy Ouartermaster, New
pnrt na~s Va. unit! ] y. N, December
20 lsls. Blank proposals and additional
i~niornis.on obtAinanie from Susrtermas-
t.' Newport News Va
The sun., 1916-12-19
JACOB sHOSGIT. Auction-er. o. Bov

sy. sells al 10 4.
Dec. l9-IrweIry. watches. diamonds and
q -ages OF every description prlor Dec ~,
u. H. No el20o. including No. S6Gss.
trons Loan office, Il, Cohr's Sons. prop,
a. 50 Ave
Dec. .G-Jeweiry, watches, diamonds and
pledges prior Dec. IS. 1915. from No,
1.77t q 1850. JG WeinD-rger, 1913 Ave. a
Dec .l-Jewelry, watches, diamonds. Sc.
p-ior Dec. - lslt G EdeIAtein a Co, .eas
Se ave {. 3. kory 4 Co., s67A bth Ave.
4 klyL.
I.c- ~::-Jeweirv watches. diamonds. &c
Q Mayer. Jersey City.
The sun., 1916-12-19
TYPEwRITEns.
srrUArIONs wASTED-MALE.

YOUNG MAN, ~. with considerable sx-
,erisnce In retail business, reAl estate anc
construction WORK. desires congenlGI and
Rrnnh WY.
The sun., 1916-12-19


The Professor" dcss ce-sainly nave evsl
800 ehS IN shis psrt,culAr cass an
80 ne s-ai US 20 Il. Tn rncs partisan
tsc,ion ~fth shs .%'.ct,rr Che rnc-nins
sftsr, ne matter sv- ~hem b. vv:-c Both
ny frstt sns NJ bsyvooa nav. dons
81. ,utu-, A dinner II -~.cnsn,tier ~.
thts ora would he . very slight put y
Win Tn. Professor's- help :. may =.
nisac ne.-ty as succcs~-u. A. the certrfes
dinn-- ". shall consuit wtth h,-n a; the
tu-uert opportunity and thank him fr-
ths SUGGESTION
E9sEsT rhIpExREEa
A. be-- OF the cni,ee Angler,
=, IN. isiic~. Who a.ss sas. msss ssi
th- ORGANIZATION. anc am sur, .hs
sy.-y on. fully srp-.cisies IN. spcd wo-t
wood We know thst vh.r eccas,er .sn,n
demands either vii be ready 80 dc me
f@ss ,ss. |. n s,m 70. the cas- -Ts.
New fors pee u ! Il prTSHEs
@ Fsand Csa ~ she Chssesu n>nka
on bosra n. Taurus Yesterday Ec~a-d
sor me poO- Ths nsh Weighed IS ppunds
fsFrer ioes . COD y hich included The
Z. cunning hsnl coo 60 10 and 20
psunSs uinhus" rod one Of IS
A scrAssssA sasrs~tIs-
; r--s; many readers or the ROD ane
roirrir ucuntlessv p--s--v. :hi. cci-
pm ~ snci- -r-sprpcks N-c wi.h mat er-
n ~ vcu.e suGx 49, pacing the dsts
dr. ~ beneath me caption @, IN. column
o. Rivvrsid. DRIVE. Dec !.
How VA A1scss Camlns nussa.e.
hov the wNr hs affected hunting n
\ he-rE rIv ba AARV he - eaas -, 49,
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Highest; ,emps-u:urs. nc, a. : 30 , u
icwesI temperature ~ ~ : A. n
Average tenipe-Afc-s "a
The sun., 1916-12-19
Lost. FOUND AND nrwA.DA

WAED-sio0 viii be paid and no au.s
tion asked for return Of the trunk which
was tnken from the soth n. entrance of
Finland House hast Friday night. T'slc-
phonc Noom .ss, Holland House
The sun., 1916-12-19
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departwes-Outgoing
Foreign Mails
IA1uE UTuINuRu.

xrNhfrRD ALMANAC.
usnsc essass Co.. en- 0so1vsie epv0-
otandnre TIM.
sun -r~.Ia4 Sur &s...sx PN
Neon risce
neH WATER THIS TAT.
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Hell 9aie .....4SeAN
Low WATER THIS DAT.
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Mel SsH
AkNvEoNnoNpAY. rs~.s~ u
seaeniA az N. IAverpee.. DC
sCsscrta. ~ ? N eenea NV. =
Aar,.;,s; : n LLvvrpcol No
- African r-sner. 10 a n. Liverpool
!. So - n, s.s ,u... Dec l.
A&0n0u'n sS A NJ. TURKS lAAnA.
ssSo-psiius sr ? N san Juan. ne u
9T,osms, eavssroS nee z
Se hufAo, Bosl On. Dee -.
ssE Oricrte, ealvesi IN nDc Il
hu-cr. iAcksorvlle. les y
NhipAi. bcss 90. f~c =
!: n msss:. 49, On. Iss
$ kOyN A--U. ra..sasssh.s.
se hianmona seo-sc'cwn. ; G. D..
ARRIVED FROM NEW Yosk
Sc ositie. n Liverpool
s. kyno.n. q Ro,ss-das
ss freosrk VIII u C~pyonAagDa
ss calico. ~ Hull.
Sc rAno-v, n SlhrAltar
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sc Colorado. .; HUI
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Ss Mofnus n >ev Orleans
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-25
West Virginia Association Be-
gins Eleventh Annual Con-
vention at Waldo.

The eleventh annual convention and
hardware dealers educational EXPOSE
ton Of the West Virginia Retail Hard
ware Dealers Association is In prog
ress in the assembly hall Of the Waldo
hotel, the opening session having
taken place Tuesday morning with a
gratifying attendance Of It's member
ship.
The first session was called to order
at 1880 a. m. by j. r. Kemper, OF
Elkins, the president. The. delegates
sang America" and a prayer was Of
fered by the Rev. e. B. Turner, pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church.
Welcomed by Dudderar.
An address OF welcome was deliy-
cred by G.. w. Dudderar, secretary Of
the Ciarksburg Board Of Trade, to
which q happy response was made by
7. B. Frye, Of Eikins. After accepting
an invitation Of ]. W. Williams, Of the
Williams Hardware Company OF
Clarksburg, to be his guests on a tour
Of the city and Its suburbs. Wednesday
afternoon. the convention adjourned
for luncheon, The delegates are to
leave the, hotel on this tour at 1880
O'Clock. 81, IN
At the afternoon session addresses
were scheduled to be delivered by
President Kemper. Thomas B. Nc
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-25
WAR EFFECTS
BEING FELT
IN THIS CITY
Price Advances In Material
Used in Water System
Amount to $4,000.

On account OF the continued and
sustained advances In the prices OF
all supplies and materials entering
into the operation Of the local water
works and sewerage systems. particc-
uiarly as reflected In the price of cal
clum hypochlorite. which has adj
vanced to sixteen and one-half cents
per pound, and sulphate OF aluminium
which has advanced In price from
one cent to four cents per pound, the
increased cost Of altering and puri-
flying the city's water supply for the
year 1916 will amount to $1,000 over
the year 1915.
The advances in the prices OF cast
iron water pipe. wrought iron pipe,
lead service pipe, brass and copper
goods, plumbing supplies, oils, pack
Ings, valves, Are hydrants and sewer
pipe, while relatively less increase,
will cost the city $4,000 for the year
1915, In eycess Of cost IN any former
year for the same quantities Of ma
terials. The advances In prices will
cost the water department for the
calendar year 1916, the sum Of $751;
600 In excess OF the cost In 1915.
These abnormal prices appear to be
called for because Of the increase In
the market price OF these products
caused by the war
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-25
ADAMSTON REVIVAL
MEETINGS CONTINUE
Bio EvangeIistic Campaign in
Suburban Town Enters
upon Fifth Week.

The revival in the Adamston Metho-
dist Episcopal church has entered up
ON the fifth week with renewed in
terest. In the original plan, the series
OF meetings was supposed to close
sunday evening, but the tide Of in
fIuence was such that 1t was not
thought best to do so, and. the success
attending the efforts Of last night
emphasized the wisdom Of the decls-
ion to continue these services. Sum
day evening the church was packed
to Its full capacity, and from start TO
finish there was intensity Of interest
and enthusiasm, and a large number
found their way into the Kingdom.
Last night interest had not abated
IN the least, and many more converts
were added to the list, DR.. John T.
lIickman, Of Salem, had returned, and
he preached a great sermon on the
suficiency of the Holy Spirit"
The congregation was the largest
Monday evening congregation yet.
Notwithstanding the bad weather, the
nreyalence Of grippe and the departure
n Evangelist Baggett, the revival has
haan great success. and 1t is con-
fldently believed the end is not yet.
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