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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-21
FESTIVAL 81 I.ights.-

a service celebrating Chanika, or
the festival Of lights, will be held at
s o'clock Friday night in the Masonic
temple by Congregation Temple En-
manuel with a sermon on Kindling
Of the Lights" by Rabbi Harry r.
Richmond. OF Cincinnati, o. IN con
nection with the service, pupils Of
the Bnai Birth Sabbath school will
Present the following program:
Chanil5a services - Leo Evnitz,
reader, and school, assisted by the
Misses Leona Lewis and Eva Burka.
Grafton. "Chanika'' - Hortense
Pearlman
Piano solo Augusta Captain.
Characters-An Virginia Hitler;
Angel of Night, Sarah Gilbert; Ma
thathias, Milton Feinburg; Judas
2lacabeus, Aaron Oliken: Hannah,
Rose Schorr: Martyr. Ruben Rosen-
shine; Son, Irwin Brown.
Prologue, Flora Cohen; first can
die. Sarah Rosen; second candle,
Esther Eynitz; third candle, Percy
Newman; fourth candle, Ella Cap
Ian; fifth candle, Augusta Captain;
sixth candle, Richard Marks; seventh
candle. Isabelle Oliker; eighth can
die, irwin Newman
Epilogue- Flora Cohen.
Recitation, Little Candles Flick
er,f'Anna Hamburger
Vocal solo-Miss Fannie Nacht.
Recitation. The Growing Day
Bessie Rosen.
Recitation. God Dwells in Light
Helen Pearlman and Robert Hitler.
Recitation, VA Chanika Fantasy
Sarah Cohen.
Song, The Rock OF Salvation 80
Sung by the entire school.
Recitation "a Chanika Light on a
Christmas Tree Samuel solomon.
Recitation The Story of Chanika'
by the following: Rosen Rosen,
Irene Caplan. Evelyn Brown, Harold
Wolk, Dorothy Klein, Freda Leigh
man and Joseph solomon,
Recitation, Hannah in the Dun
geon'-Hilda Rosenshine
Address--Rabbi Richmond. Z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-21

Reading The Lookout Man -
Sue Shuttleworth.
Recitation --;. IA Christmas Hymn
Henry McCune.
ialogue-'.The Wise Way 49,
Ralph and Ray NIilstead.
Reading Who santa Claus
'Wuz' &c. Robert Patterson.
Recitation Family Troubles
Naomi Lewis.
Eighth grade program: .
Recitation GIFTS for YOU -.
Ruth Burkhart
Recitation santa Claus Esth-
Play The Night Before christ
mas Dream
Dolly Mary Eleanor Dennison,
Mother-Pearl Wolfe.
SandmanJo Ohm Alsop.
Matcie-Elizabeth Sims.
Bobby-Robert Blair
Kttty-NirEtnIa Miller.
| Bessle-Marie Fecny.
Tommy Arnold Martin.
Dick Elmer Allen.
Jack-Carol EeiIn.
Teacher-Nellie Winter.
Lady OF AIisrule-Betty Taylor.
Christmas Sptrit-Hilta Spells
burg.
amer HIlne-GeorEG SWltZeF,
Man OF the Moon--LelSlie Hinkle.
Snowman-Walter Limpert.
Prof. Cabbagehead EImore Dill
more
Prof. Rah Harry Bowman.
Jack Pudding-Roy Gordon.
| Maid Of all Work-Ruth Clemens.
l Jack of all Trades-John Stem
iple.
Globe TrotterGle Vein.
Taoleau-''P Peace eighth grade.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-21
TICKET.
Is Named at Adamston by the
Citizens Party for Town
Election.

! AT q we'll attended meeting OF the
citizens party Of Ada1nston In the
school auditorium Wednesday evening
the following ticket was nominated to
be voted for at the town election
Thursday. January a:
Mayor. w. C.. Bumgardner; recorder,
r, II. Powell; and councilmen, T. E
Ford For Earl Johnson, Pc. 2; Lesson.
was appointed
j T. Kidd. A. q Kidd and DR.. D..
Leeson.
w. C. Baxter was chairman and w.
". Hutchinson secretary OF the con
Yention.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-21
Danger, q. signal.

r the FIRE bell should ring would
YOU run and stop 1t OF go and help
put on the fire It is much the same
way with a cough. "A cough is a dan
ger signal as much as Ia IRE bell You
should no more try to suppress it
than to stop a fire ben hen;it rs ring
ing. but should cure the disease that
causes the coughing. This can near
W always be done by taking Chamber
Iainss Cough Remedy. Many have
used it with the most beneficial res
suits. It'll IS especial y valuable for the
persistent cough that so often fol-
lows a bad cold or an attack Of the
grip. Mrs. Thomas Beeching, An
drews, Ind, writes During the
winter my husband takes cold easily
and coughs and coughs. Chamber
latn's Cough Remedy IS the best ned
icine for breaking up these attacks
and you cannot get him to take any
other 0btainable eYerywhere.5=
M ,,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-21
ThirdsDeg1.eeW

ClarSsburg lodge No. 50 Of the
Knights of Pythias Will initiate a
class Of candidates into the third de-
gree at its meeting tonight in the
Pythian hall on South Third street.
All members are urged to attend.
Inc toage mas gf0%n So rapidly the
largest lodge in West Virginia, hay-
ing passed the Charleston lodge,
which held the palm for long while.
The local lodge now has a member
ship of CPS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-21
70 PROSPECT. i: IN west.

IT. "A. Salisbury, a prominent resi-
dent of Removal, Webster county.
was business visitor here Thursday.
He Is preparing to go to Oklahoma,
where he owns lands, and other
points in the West on a prospecting
trip and he may locate there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-21

"A regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the Stealey Heights
Methodist Episcopal church will be
held at 2:3 0 o'clock Friday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Charles n. Stealey
on Milford street, in that suburb.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-21
cHRIsTa.IAs cAKE SALE.

The ladies' 81 the Wiling workers.
Society Of the Bridgeport Methodist
Protestant church, Will hold a Christ
mas cake sale in Bartlett's storage
at Bridgeport, December %, begin
ming at 10 a. m.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-21

IA store must make It pay you for
reading It's ads. II 1t did not. the
cost Of Its advertising would be
thrown away. For il the ad pays
you it pays the store---not other
wise. u:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-21

COUNT you look at the leading
newspaper Of ANY CITY, anywhere.
and tell at once which were the best
and leading stores in such city?
Couldn't a stranger to this city do as
much BY oking at any issue Of this
newspaper? .s35
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-21
STORES ARE DESTROYED.


tnT ARGoclATto PRERol
NEW CASTLE, Pa, Dec. 2 Fire
which swept the business section here
Thursday destroyed the department
stores of ]. N. $Ewers and Brown and
Hamilton, with a loss OF $240,000.
WV number OF small stores also We're
burned E
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-21

More than seventy per cent of the
exports of Jamaica come to the United
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-21
HAS SCARLET FEVER.

Dali Nutter, young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Nutter, Of Monticello adj
dition, has scarlet fever.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-21
"a Ecu Suqqestions:
Mems Beautiful
Silk NeckWear.

Many thousands OF beautiful Ties In
variety Of immense proportion mt 25c, soc,
55c, 81 to So. Christmas boxes free. y.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-21

lContinuad s. paRe., 5.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-21
Mems Fine
-Rath-RObes.

IA welcome gift Is a bath robe. These
handsome robes are OF fine quality in
beautiful colored effects Priced from
$3.50 to $40.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-21
Mems Fine Woven


Each pair packed in pretty holiday
box. These nre really worth more-spec-
tally priced at SOC.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-21
Mems Silk Knit

Attractive SILK MufHers in stunning col
ors. each one in an individual box reason
a priced from 500 TO $500, and
worth II.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-21
Mems Boxed
Handkerch chiefs.
Mems Fine:st
Silk Shirts.

The largest selection 81 fine Silk Shirts
in Clnrksburg offering the most beautiful
selections. Priced from S3.5O to SO.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
pnrbcn, ipie ra6 Sen Beridten pieIs

ipurben, ipie nod Sen 8eridten piels
fa6 ansenommen tpllrbe. BobI ald1
angcnpmmen iperben m Ii 5 t G. ipei( lie
auf ben ginorud, bab Tie nieberaez
ltimmt tDprben tparen, berednct iparen.
Sur Mitimnlln9 iiber oie beiben Meloz
llitionen lam es ni6t, lie tplroen auf
ben Slid selest. gbenio fal16 mar Sic
ban1als bielfa6 gebDrte anii1t, Ser
&ongreB babe Die grIeSigung bon Mnz
g%elegenbeiteu Der duberen golitit be-
b~ingungslos in Sic @anbe bes. 9raiiz
oenten gelcgt. Sn ben Mebeu Der Neitz
5glieoer bes Senats n1to bes &auies lit
AUDI ber5lia tpenig 5i entSeden. mas
ais Elm Mnsbrud bes @ertrauens fir
ben Rrdiioentcn seoeltet tperben f0nnz
tie. SIZE 8ilion'ide Diplomatic ipirb
allgemein beflagt, ieine Saltung 3ll Sen
f%riegfiibrerlben Ma9ten iHarf tritilirt.
unb Die @ebner beioer 8arteieu lalz
len bel aler I1tung Dor Sem Gber<
baupte Der 8epublit nidt BEN. eerinss-
item 3tpeifel oariiber beiteben, 6ab lie
nidt getpiQt iinb, it6 bon einem ein5els
men @anne in Die 11ngetpiBbeiten eines
beipaffneten aonflittes fiibren gu
laiien.
Niemals lit i'm aonsreb Ser Ser.
Staaten bas 8erbalten beg 9ralioenten
10 idarfer &ritif unter5ogen tporoen
ipie bel bieir 8e%legenbeit. 9as mar bic
Stimmlng Oes &ongrefes in ben be-
tpegten Gagen bonn II. Sebruar biz
gum 8. Mar5 = gegen arieg un6 ge@
gen iebe frieaeriide Yolitif. Gas lit Sic
Stimmung beute. 11no nieie gtims
mlttg 5u erbalten unb 5u befeitieen,
mub als Die grobe Gorge Ser ndhiten
3llflnft betradtet lperoen. gs saibt
feline gr6berel
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
@ilion iiber rMsilitarismus".

9rdiibent @ilions fabelbafte ge=
|ibidlidteit, itunbenIang iiber einen
@esenitnnb gu ipreden nno. gu pbiloioz
pbiren, pbne beiien @ernpunft gu be-
ribren, %feierte, 10 idreibt Ser u8aIti>
more geutlde Correspondent, bieier
Sage einen ibrer bDditen griumpbe.
bor elmer Morbnung Der uMmeritaniz
iden Linton gegen Militarismus" bic
nod @aibington gefommen tpar. nm
giniprud gu erbeben sesen Sic Miz
itunsspldlne Ser 8unbesregierung. -
@err 8illon bate feline Mnlprabe. tpie
9emelbet pur0e, fprsfdltig a%ussearbei=
tet. Gber trot auer sorsfalt in Ser
gorbereitune lieb @err @ilion iifg Elm
paar bDle. gntgleiiungen gu i9uIben
femrnen. ipie Tie einem Manr,e bon
lciner l1nfeblbarfeit ei9entlid ni1t 5u<
itoBen birfen. @enn er beiipielsneiie
iast: .Meiner auffalIun9 mad be-
ltebt @ilitarismms barin. bab einige
nenige 9erionen bas gbidiaI Ser Naz
tion in Der @ano babert". 10 beSeutet
bas cine fDrmlide @eransforberung an
feline @egner. linn bor5ubaIten, bab in
bieiem Sale ubie Ser. stanten nnter
8ilion" bas militdrildite 2ano Der
8elt fins, oa in ibuen aleuerbinesoer
8illc MIR eines @anncs. BEG 8raii<
ocntens 10 bieler 8ilion beiBt,. mnBses
benb iein oarf. tpabrenb ielblt I'M 8arz
barenlatb" Southland Ser n8arz
lorb" MIR lebr beldranfte Madtbefllss
niiic bat. @ie selast, @err @ilion
Iplt bas nilen; ein @ann, Ser iid
sum unfeblbaren 8idter iiber anoere
@6lfer aufipirft, rnub ood gum minSez
item iiber Sic &esierunesform in Ben
betreffenoen 2anbern einigermoBen
8e1dcib i%pilien. 5ltnal er bereits baz
bon traumt. nah oem &riege r8oIi5ei<
pralibent oller grbtbeile" 5t neroen.
ipdbrenb fem borlebter @orsdnser iid
bod NIT btelem Gitel mr. fiir Sen an1e<
rifaniidcn Sentiment begniigte.
v@an5 @ilipn" ipar Ser Erdiibent
in ieiner grflarung, Ell. babe gu beitin1s
men, ipie ltarf bas Seer Ser Ser. etaaz
ten fem miilie. Sic altc @eibidte:
Ser Gtaat Bin i9 nnb ser &ongreb
muB gebprden."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
3Olitiide ,,,b unpOiitiidje @anbslDNe,,

- nSprin9 : Opening" in @alona
unb I'M Gtidtbale -. nnb Die Staliz
ener 'peroen afprineen" miien.
- ngls Solge bes fiir5li1en Mrf<
ltanoes miro in Srlanb 3ubc sejtdert
fem, - Sic @ube ocs Grabes.
Sc mebr @iIa : 8anbiten ges
tDbtet iperben, belto mebr tauden imz
mer pieber auf.
- @it Scr nSDbe 3O4" miro es Sen
Sran5oien scbem lpie @0sden NIT Dem
Eicpmab.
- CUR uYicce Sc rciiItaucc" MAIDEN
Bic Sransoicn ieet sic 6obe 80. aber
aud iie miro an bic Mcibe fpmmcn.
Graiioent Hoincaree hcltebt ba<
raltf, baB CT Elm grnBes gcid 5~erit6ren
mill lnb mub. 8eldes. ipirb sic 3uz
tllnft, lebren.
8ir tpoIlen gar nidt, bob
@eutiblanb ms SrieDen anbietctFr,
iagtc Soincaree in Mancp. 3ant mllb
ct nit beutiden @raraten borlieb nebs
men.
Muf Ser italicniiden @riegsbiibne
miro beltanbig 9agIiacci ec1pielt. Dtt
gaoorna in Ser gitelrolle. Mls @ansz
lplrlt.
2oubon bctont, BOB icit ncmsluf@
itano sic Hefrlltirnng in 9ublin 5use=
nommen, babe. Gber glalbcn mltb
man's ood uidt?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19

rallns bieler 2isens, seHldb Sen @eiez
ben beg Staates Sptpa. lluo i'm 3uiuB
ba5,1 lei perornuet, SoB ser Hreis fir
Bic Sabre fir iebe Eerion Die Suunu1c
BON filnf5ebu 90 Gents nidt iiber<
lteise. Sci es ferner
ugeihloilen. bab oiele 2iseus be-
ipiuist ipernc scnaB Sen 8eieeen oes
Stuates Soma, regulirenb Die Ausgabe
bon 6abr : 9i5enien ll,1o sic meitere
@erprontng, DaB beiogte Martin &
2amb eineu 8onb sum 8etrase bon
nid]t lpeniger ipie $4,000 binterle9eu
lpllen fir Die gcual1e Musfiibrllng aler
9flidten, mie borscldriebeu III Sen
Statuten BEG Staates, ODER burb sic
Gorlhriften bieler 2i5ens.
Mngenommeu rno b~eItatist oieien
Is. Nai 1916.
6enrD @erb,
@orjiser bes Supernilorenratbs.
Belt: gbmarbGpllins
glerf.
gono BON Mtdrtin & 2ulnb in Ser
5o6e bon $4,000, bedenp bie pprerz
mdbnte 9i5ens, lpurbc bierauf bprgelest
n11p 9enebmist.
Iuf sebDrig ltnteritiibten l,nb angez
nomncnen Intrag lpllrpe Ser 8ors
iibenoe BEG 8pnrb altprilirt. cine 8e-
tition an SEN 8porb Ser gilenbabnz
&ommihare nes @tantes Soma 5l un<
terScidnen fir bie Gage Der gilenbabn=
.freu5nng Ser 3, 81. S. & 81. 8. 8p.
ilbcr Sic 9apenport : Gnmanhe 8oab,
cine babe Meilc nDrblid) bonn Comm
Hrincetpn uno alle uotbisen ORDERS in
8e5ug auf lplde &reu5ung 5u mnd)eu.
Inf 9eb6rig unterltiitten unb anses
nommenen Intrag murben sic folgenz
Ben &ontraftc fir @eseberbeHerung
g%enebmiet:
&ontraft NIT Mug. &ornemann, be=
denp bic Seftionen 81 nao IS" Der
9apenport : SABA Roab.
&nntratt NIT Spbn Sen, bcdenn Sic
Scftionen IS" uuo ua" Ser 9anen@
port : 9rincetpn 8pap. +,
&pntratt nit Subn Sen. oedenS Die
Seftipn 81" ser 2eGlairc 8od Roab.
8ontraft nit Ser Soma @oob Sibre
Ispbalt Co., hedeuo bas @raoireu mn
llebcrbeden BON 1000 Iaufeuoen SUB
bon Geftipu 81" Der Sabenportz gabbo
8oap NIT @pob Siber Ispbalt, belasz
tee Material 1ou IA SUB brett nnb cir
IMP cinbalb 3ou Sid auf altem @acaz
Sam : 8ltnoament, nadbem binreibenf
porbereitet, eelegt pcrpen. Sciagtc Sc
leu|daft 1pu cine Giderbeit in ber
@umme BON 100000 binterlesen, ga
rantirenp sic 9auerbaftisfeit unb grs
baltuns belaster s(rbeit fir bic Geriobe
bon flint Sabren, mlrbe ebeufals porz
sclegt unb bcltdtigt.
Iuf einen borgeIdlagenea uno nns
terItiibten Intras bin murbe Die fol-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19

mlnoes fir Srau s.. 8. Gaton, elmer
Eatientin in Dem 9epartenlent fur
Srrlinni9e i'm Mercp : 9olpital, Inn
BON ibr geeienetes g%isentbum on Dos
Scott gonntp, gu .ilbertrugm fir lire
gcrpflesuns, ipllrbe borgelest unb an
bas ,Gpmmittce fit Srrlinnise berz
i%pielen.
Mittbeiluns bonn County : Mn1paIt,
oaB Ser 8narD cine Herlou eruenne,1
mose ais 9adfolser bon S. $. glarl
,als @ormlno fir 8. S. gunpiff, @err
Glarf ipiiuldt bon oieler 9fli6t entz
bpben 81 iperben. 9iele Mittbeilune
.ipltrbe a1t bas Mrmen : Committee pcrz
1pieIen.
auf Gmpfebluns Scr Sruitees bon
Grinceton gonnibip lpurbe ST.. Sobn
anor oils Snipuibip : Mr5t ben 9riucz
ton 5nmnlbip eruaunt unb slpar fin
bas Sabr, besineno nit bent 1. Npril
1915, unb fem 0ebaIt feltselett aui
$1,000 fir belagte1 Sermin.
8outraft NIT 9r. Spbn &nor als
Eutpnibip Irst BON Grihceton Solpns
hip fit bclagten Scrmin ipurbe alsz
ham borsele9t unp genebmigt.
Mpti5 bon Ser l1ebertrngui1g anel
fallisen @eloer uub sablbar BON i'm
an Scott gountp an Sic German Sine
riean Gabin9s ganf in Mltscatine
Soma, leitens gbas. @inu, ipltrbc bprs
selest unb SIT BEN Iften 9enommen.
Muf sebDrig uuterltiieten unb angez
non1menen Nntras nllrbe Ser golntp
Sngenieur inltruirt, 9ldne unb Gpe5iz
fifatioeen borsubereiten fir bie @er>
beilerun9el1 bon Seftioneu g.. IS"
uno ug" Ser Slue @rab 8nao, bielelz
ben St einem permanenten Grab brinz
gen uub ei1su1dliebeu lolde 8riiden
uub Gulberts. als u0tbis lino. nnb biee
lelben Dem 8parb am "a. Wsai 1916
nor5nleaen.
Eetitipn bon g. @. Martim unb 9.
q. 2amb, Geidaft betrcibeno nnte,
bem Sirmauameu @artiu & 2amb. fiji,
cine 2isens, I'M elm Sdbrbopte @eid)df1
81 betreiben iiber ben Miliiiiippi in
Soipn 2cGlairc. iplrbe nor9eleat. I'M
alf einen pprgeldlagenen llnb inter
Itiisten Intrag bin purbe Die iol9enbe
Nelplutiou anaenommen:
n8eldloilen bpm Superriiorcnratf
bon Scott County, Soma. haB g. 90
Martin unb 8. 81. 2amb, @cld)dft be-
treibenb ulter bem Sirmanamen Soar
tin & 2amb. hermit cine 2i5ens be-
tptlist iuerbe, eli, Sdbrboot : @eIdafl
iiber Ben Miiiiiiippi unb bon einen
Eunft imerbalb Ser @rcn5en Sc,
Conn 2eglaire. Scott County, Soma
bepillist iperbc fir cine 9eriobe Dor
brci Sabren bonn ubigen 9atum, mi
bielelbcn erbaltcn hermit has 8e6t
Sic Dffentlideu 2anbunsen in belaaten
Conn gu sebrmden pdbrenb bes3eit:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19
genie 8elolution ansenon1eu:

9e'tpe J%lelolAlloH aHgenDn1ell:
~Sn Mnbetra6t, baB ser guperbilo<
%rerratb am 8. Gage bes Monats Waai
1916 ollr6 9~ielolutipn erflirte, baR
Srnnf, Sames Tbpnas uno gernarbine
Woore, Sniaiien seq ct. gtueent'g
peim, ltnb ha oas Gpuntp aufaebDrt
bot, 3ablungen 5u maden fir beIaate
&1noer nadp DEM 81. Moi 1915, Desz
balb let es iebt
seld)loHen, bab 10 biel bon Ser be-
lasten NeloIutipn be5iigIid Ser 3abe
hing fir beiaste ainoer inn ct. Sim
cent Some hermit in 8ieoerertpaauua
geao9en tperoe, u,o Sic Soroerltna bes
ct. @incents 6eim fir sic Gumrne boz,
s26o.56 fir Sic @erpflesung belaeter
&ttlner in beia9tcm @ei1n bonn /. Sunni
1915 bis gum "a. Npril 1916 eius
ldlteBlid hermit erlalbt lei, unb ser
Gountb : alloitor lit hermit inltruirt,
Intpeilungcn aus5ultelleu fir boue
3ablulg Ser beiasten Sprberlng.
5enrp @erb, Gpriiber.
Se1.- VI m COLLINS 8, Glerf.
Soroeruns pon Ser Sonia Iaubz
ltlinrmen : SduIc fir ous nit bem 81.
yldr6 1916 enoenbe Gatartal fir Sic
Snmne bon $22.45 mlroc porgelcat.
uno alf eiaen borseidlasenen n1b nm
ter tilsten Intrus BIN mllrne bielelbe
sur 3ablun9 ansetpieIeu linb Sic nDz
tbtgen gintra9un9en autorilirt.
8elietitel bon Selir Morr uno Trall
uno S. S. Gutter uno Sroll. iibertraz
seno an Scott County selpiiIes be-
ldlriebenes 8runbeigentbum in gcftion
2, rs, 5, 2eGlaire Soipuibip. unbSef<
ton 10, rs, 5, 2cglaire Sopnihip,
reip. fir @ese@3tpefe, Sic gumme in
ieoem Sail lei $4,000, mllroc poraez
legt unb mgenonmen; Ser Gorlutpz
Illoitor purbe inltruirt. nieIelben in
Die giider ein5utrasen.
auf cinen acknowledgement uno urta
terltiistenIntrag bin lpuroe Sic iplgenS
Sc Helplution angenpnlmcn:
vgeldloiIen, oaB Die Soften oes bon
scott Gpuntp %gcfauTteu Belle Motor
Srltd, a~nseseben OILS $366G.00, eins
1dlieBlid zines Sets bon Hno Soften.
be5ablt meroeu mic folgt: Die s,dlfte
ans oem Sriiden : Spub unb Die nnbes
re 5alfte aus DEM Gountp Noab gal6
Sono, nnb Ser GouutD : Mnbitor lei
hermit initruirt, @npeiIuneen alls5us5
%itellen slr Guniten Der gelie Doctor
gebicle 60. aI5 %pollltdnoise 3ablung
be5 belaeten Srllfs uno Soften ipie
fpl9t: Sriiden : Sono, $1S33.OO;
County : 8oaO Cab Soub. $1338.OO;
Die erlte 3ablung lit bereits aug lebtes
rem Sonb gen,adt iporben.
6enrp Cert. 8orIiber.
Belt: @bmarb Collins. glcrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19

Ser p1aeIt&e Demo,rat", einfdriesrtx
spGntoessausga6e, feds Man,rnerr teSe Moas'
p,ro al. ote Mbontenter in biefer sta6t FIJI
~ 0emts ,tr6dettlid ober $500 idbrIi9 bei
Borai,s5ablune frei abgeIiefert.
geIo etnem .8oftnnlf IN ben Ser. gtaaten. Ga.
naea ODER WseItco. $500 idbrIi6 bet Doralis.
2te epuutasS /. auSsabe, ,ur bur& bic Bon
Ma9 teoenI 8ofta11t tn BEN Der. Staater. icttet
Der. .8albnbdentltde Demufrat", bur& bic
Bolt tnnerbaIb Der Ser. Gtaaten un6. bur@
yrdger tn Der Gtaot $3.50, BET gorans5atIrng
1900; mad CANADA $3.50 nth, mad gnropa
x4.OO per Sabr BET @orauB5abIure.
Ser y@Bdbenftde pemoFrot", In atpet 1bei.
len. M!itttpptS nnb Sonnaben64, foftet inner.
balb bee Der. Stnnter $500, mad Canada unb
na@ europa $3.50 idbrIi& Bel Yorausaablure.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-19

Cine brieflid eefiibrtc Gdadz-
partie 5ipiiden Glaoitonc, Wid., uno
Sault Ste. Nsaric. Ont, miro bon
Ben Goltbeb0roen beioer Qanber i6arf
iiberpadt, bamit iie nidt au r@eut%.
iden @erldtporungen" semiBbraudt
tperben fam. llno 90 iou Ser @enld
nidt laden.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-05-26
ANNUAL ALUMNI BANQUET.

The annual banquet rendered the
seniors and faculty of the Meridian
high school by the alumni associa-
tion Wednesday night was an elab-
crate affair and greatly enjoyed by
all present. Plates were laid for
So persons and of this number 30
were memebers of the alumni asso-
citation. A fiye-eourse banquet was
served.
Miss Ahmo Deck acted as toast
mistress and those who responded
to toasts were Miss Blanche Hedges
Miss Gertrude McSparran, Quincy
Adams, Supt. Gould, Jesse Hedges.
Verne Caldwell and Ella Opie White
and the closing number was a glee
and the closing number was a song
by the boys glee club of IA.
In the election of officers for next
yer, Jesse Hedges was made presi-
dent; Quincy Adams vice president
Verne Caldwell, secretary; Mrs. Wag-
goner, treasurer.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-05-26
CLOSE or COMMENCEMENT.

Last Thursday evening marked the
close of the commencement exer-
cises of the Meridian high school.
The commencement address of Rev.
Willsie Martin, pastor of the Boise
First Methodist church, featured the
excellent program which was rem
dered. 1t was replete with inspiring
thoughts and highly suggestive of i'd
eals which the members of the grad
uating class should strive to attain
and was well received
Mr.. Martin spoke in part as fol-
lows:
This is the worlds greatest hour Of
opportunity. Ye are the children Of
privilege. The Land of Promise is
before YOU Have faith to see the
gleam and courage to march toward
it. All things belong to the man who
is ready to pay the price"
Il hail you as fellow travellers in
this friendly road and | bid you be
worthy of the hour and its privileges
by making the very most of your
life and it's opportunities and by
making your life contribution to
the social well-being of the wor1d.'
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-05-26
THE BADLEY AFFAIR.

ID. L. Bailey, well known here
through his long residence in Ada
and Canyon county, was arrested at
his home on Deer Flat the first of
the week on a charge of assaulting a
12-year-old girl, the daughter of a
Caldwell man. The case was tried
at Caldwell Wednesday and a jury
after hearing the evidence gave Mr.
Bailey full acquittal The host of
friends of Mr. Bailey gave no cred
ence to the charges from the first,
and it looks as though the whole
matter was trumped up by parties
of unsaVory reputation in an effort
to get even"
1t is understood that one of the
principal witnesses against Mr.. Bad
ley was the wife of the rancher who
led the bitter fight against Mr.. Bad
ley's son, John,two years ago to oust
the latter from his position with the
reclamation service.
AS Is we'll known, D. L. Bailey is
vigilant in his efforts against law
breakers of every kind, and this is
as usual the only means of reaching
a reputable citizen, and no matter if
there is no evidence, it furnishes
chance to place blot on mans
reputation. Some say that Mr.. Bad
ley should prosecute the outfit for
criminal libel,but a better way would
be to ignore them altogether, as Mr..
Badley's enemies-and every red
blooded American with an aggress-
i've character, has them would
like nothing better than to have
Mr.. Bailey get down in the mire and
fight them.