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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
ADJUSTMENTS
THE LILAC DOMINO" OPENS
ADI.MN.s sEASNN MIDI.

\f,er . ,;trd-r,. .,,rl., .,,..,...',
unlocked INC Acadcm,'s 1oo, ,,,L
i,thcr riroso,uc ur.t.,,,jors ,,r,,,,.
mad a., n ni.r aln,. ,.,r. ...rb, ,I,.,
Domino" las, rirh, 70, ,h. nre, or
,lrco ncrfor,,.,,,n. ,d .,o,,nJ 49,,
.oayor v,do i.,,i,,.. ,r ,,,i +, ,,h,
comedy .baer nm ,,rd IN loyoii.s.
must .i,,. ..C,,.. ,,,,, ~
purfnr M ,vn .o,o ,a.
pirpcrs opcrct4n rad bn.n ,,i,,,. ~
big Time The Lilac Domino" h,d 10
come famous a. one or the mos,
Charming uroduct. of ,be Vi.,.o.
school. as interpreted hy "a ErcurlinI.u.
Charles Cuvillicr 50 that when. al,
last. II was booked COR this section O.:
tho provinces l.; had Ia overcome rho
haudicap of a reputation hard To liz.
vi TO The attitude OF the average
thcatcrgo"r was. They've got TO show.
me- Well. they showed me. ana an
tho rest o: US
Enough OF il is musical comedy 70
delight tho typical man who think.
it's business that has mad. him tired
and enough ot ~ j. opcrcttt to delight;
the man who d"csn, nnd II necessary
70 ali ON tn. front row in order 10
enjoy music, There is :, wcll-dcnued
story, which races along the line o.!
least resistance. puncIuated hero and
lhcr" by nomcn, Of witty dialogue
again by an instant az quick buTcon-
cry vet again hN q fash OF romano
enH All Inc while p"rvadcd. pcrmcatcd
hy music that tinkl"s, or ripplcs. or
now and thcn-hs sitatcs and synco-
p"icS. and ih1n resolves itself into de-
IiciouS melody. ~ IN all wcN-rcGU-
lated nodein op"rcttas, there - a
'hcmc-sonG. ana IN this case there is
another Ike unit" II. from these. OF
from dozen other pretty tunes. an
audience can choose one, and whatever
~" rnoI'" II can 80 wrong.
MI pippci was long enough in grand
"n'fh !" f'aH@" INC many diSaaNan-
'"Scs "i 'h' star system. so lac has
HlSrcsaE'cd ~ certainly IN III" present
hFo'uc''"h' ne haSh an! star. IL"
"aS an cN'eH"ut cast OF actors, an of
Who"' S'h- "c'i enough ana chorus
l''"l asp fcailF sings Whiic n" wisely
Sc"'S h'ohs -FOUR or hNe mon TO aug
."'"t '"c mousse orIhcs'rt snt'icicni!H
I" "I'"s ou' n"ch o' me beauty OF the
Ni'" IN" W'oie - conducted ~
'''"S'v", "'i VINO - more thhii
iii ''''"n 'tod.t' me hluSical d'r"c-
'o'' - ,rc"''e" on me program with
nc '"r''s'"t "'''hschcht Oh :: num-
49, !" ""'.h - nho"n cartoon SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
DIR. John W. pnindr>t-r.

ISpeci;,! Ia tn" Times pispa.rhl
cllAfl.OTTESN!lI VA Scpte'n-
Der 1S.-Ncws has bccn received here
Of the death. at irairir Home, Cooper
County. Mo. OF Or. John Wavt Poin-
dexter. brother OF g W aud Frank
poind"Ntcr. Of this city Dr. polndcN
ter was q son al the late Dr. James
w. p"indeNi"r. az this city lie at
tended the medical school nj the Uui-
vcrsiiy Of Eir%imia and graduated in
m"diciu" FROM N.ru iga Medical COL
ice". Richmond. For thirty-"ieht years
IN" had practiccd his profession I'm the
Nest, ~" married Miss Ola y Frank
liu. or riairi" Hone. Sh" survives,
with f"ur children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19

lSp"ci;,l to Tho Times. Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Scpt.m
Der is ia1horu" 9. Baker. AGED for
ty-siN years. wcii known .Imcator
died this morning. at The rcsid.nc. Of
his sister. Mrs Fred W Twyman. at
The University IF Virginia. after an
illness of Acvcra! months. The funeral
viii talk" place at : o'clock tomorrow
afternoon and burial wli 10. IN m.
University '"m"tory Ma i:akor was
son Of the lat. JarucS /: Baker. Tor
years librarian ~ the University uH
NirGinia Ills mother Mrs SaIlic clni
born" Baker. died "m August IL. Thror
brothers survive Edward Il Baker of
Waco. TEXAS: Or J. Nurmcni i.:,kor. al
MONTGOMERY. Ma. aud pr Norton W
i;akcr. of I"mhuau-a rhUippim" Is
lands
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c"n,lm.n,ni> storm Lyric.


Lovers of music probably found TIA"
p"rf"rnauc" OF the Nudge Morton Trio.
inStrum"ntaliSts. most app..lin. anon:
10 features % IN" Lyrics n"W iii.
Tier" ~" two m"u aud It woman in the
trio anu they more tuau mad" good ON
th"ir pro. raniIcd assertion thnt 'h.N
ar" 'purvcyors Of melody ThoS. 4, 10
Gem" 20 laugh no doubt vot d G."r.r
Adc's Uu.-act farce for II rises Tar
ah"v" III. conventional ",on"dt
sketch ia actual dr;,matic worth ,hc
hit of TIA. u"w show "'ru" Maid .ut
the Manicure" presented ~ four cl.v.r
players k.pt Tie crowds laughing IRON,
start 20 finish. i'aIci.rs %. uoV,.lt s
should nave 40 complaint to mal.-
against lsaymond WiIb"rr. whose hoop.
rolling ana juggling stunts w"re tn"
best ever seen here. VIM. Hal ,nd
Francis irnpersonatiu- nifty ad
writer aud a dcinurc country ir.i".
wDu lots OF laughter aud appla lS,
with spt!ShpE comedy ana sony OF
feiiug physical prowes~ and a@lli;v.
demonstrated by L..n.i l.uckie ana
Grant. scored heavily IN that comedy.
yYmuLs'ic number The .yulas's worl.
on Tho rrpi- bars aud Ihe HwpoIiu"
Win coUal cl.vrrucss
Ordurily. thus should cud ,no snow.
90 80 ~" "nd OF The iirs' porto IN
"rc, last uighl INTO The ,hcntcr na.-, .d
N" 'ontincntalS 'itr and pium CORPS.
OF Worcester. Mass a'l d.ckcd oUt
ia their Gcoge. WASHINGTON croSyil =
the bclnwHr" uniforms aua r.uaIia.
PLAYING Ehil! Round th. r!ar aud
10. Nh" "u-G,u. quarter Of ui nour tn.
drunincrs nrj iitrr~ bad the ifr crowd
~ 'hc thcat"r Hoilin- and appiai.iiu..
WIN another biz crowa outside was
making iianto efforts 10 "et Inside to
s"' what was happening Tic con-
tin"ut"ls w"r. guests at lh, Ian per-
iotuan'" az tn. ui.lit.
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t"ndifion Improved.

The condition OF 7 r. Maroon 26la
stuart Avenue. Who was injured sun
d"} when an automobile in which he
was passenger coilid.d with street
ar al Madison AMI BROAD streets. was
reported "a slightly improved at his
residence last night Mr.. \aron's left
car was torn. and he sustained pain
ful bruises aud decorations of the body.
An N-raN photograph" rf his right
shoulder was made yesi crday in an
effort !" d"termjn. II ans bones had
been brokcu
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woman >erlou.u, irur, IL, .u,.

Special 10 The Times dispatch
WINCHESTER. VA. September is
Mrs. Clara Sp!ker Maphis, aged hfty-
i've years. wife OF Dr Z. + Maphis,
OF StrashurS had her skull fractured.
right jaw crushed and 'lght arm
broken last nigh, wien she was run
over by an AUTOMOBILE. ~ charge Of
Jonas kudolph. who Is alleged To i1av
been speeding. Sh" * ju q serious
condition in Winchc,i"r Memorial Hos
pitaL
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John VI. tIrnur

Special to III" Times pispatchl
CuAELoTTESNIl.l. VA Scptcn-
pcr lS.-John NJ. bragg. aged SiX;y-
Nln" Years, a prominent resident OF
southern Albemarlc. u dead a; his
HON" near Scottsvill". Resides his wif.
j. leaves four sons, : g. John NJ
y l.. and Lindsay Bragg. and two
dauehtcrs, Mrs, Robert l.. Blackburn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19

ctiAHhoTrESEIl.h VA. Scptein-
Der Mrs. John ". Moon. aged Sow
"niy-;wo years. is dead ut her nome
in tluvauua county. after a brief III
ness Her husband aud the following
sons aud daughters survive: w T..
Charles r. j Walter and r:lucford
Moon. Mrs. Dora NJ, 'ioodmau aud Mrs.
Charles llalmnShirn. an II Srottsvilie.
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MI\I\TlnE tI.MA>\t.


Thomas g l;vrnc. sin years old. Of
BIB North Eleventh street. j. in a
critical condition at the Johnston NIL
lis Hospital as "a result Of injuries sUS-
tanned when he fell from Il cart while
plaSiu. with companions ON sunday
The child sustained - fractured skull
and 70 BROKEN collar bone. He was taken
to Virginia Hospital, but later was re-
moved IL Johnston Willis Hospital
wher. ~. Wits operated ON him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19

i NJ Alisbrook of Weldon -
Is patient ct tn. Johnston. Wtllt.
Hospital. where he j. being treated for
an tnjury TO his mead ilIshrook is
said 10 have been hi, In til" head with
"a brick by ueGro Said 40. have been
Robert Boiling. His condition j. no-
regarded as critica!
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The Weather
uF"rnishcd h> 4. y. Weather Burran
Forecast: Nirginin


u noon temperature .. -
t. NJ Temperature - -
5iAN!inHin temperature I" T.. NJ -
Aluminium temperature 20 J. ~ is
M';tn i"np"rature. ............ ct
NorinaI temperature. ........ "a
ipcnci"ncN in temperature. ...... q
i'"nclcnCN IN temperature since
March !. ............. .e3
unry ..'............ rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19

Send that high-schooI boy to Fork Union Military
Academy where he will receive the supervision of his
instructors twenty -four hours in the day. and where
he will have all the individual attention and advan-
tagcs of a boarding school for boys and young mon
Session opens Wednesday, September Goth Address
Colonel c. F. Crosland. President, Box 10, Fork
Union. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19

- Thurston. whose piac. OF busi-
ness is on East Cary street. wishes II
stated thhi IA" - not Tho man arrest
ca sunday on char-" Of stealing from
th. VI .SN eemeN Ice tolnpanN
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arrested on Assault charge.

II q. Raborg ana {; r Hutchinson
wHro arrested last night by Sergeant
Brown on a charge uf assaultuc end
beating Henry Goldstcin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19

but fluffy. bctrnmcd. slashcd and
short-skirted costume To bcdcck a welt
rounded company. In a word. It's all
there: and will b" there again this at
'c.noon and Tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
I.nc,I ItninfnII.

hainia!l last twcnIy-four hours N"me
hc:"ien"y in rainfall sine" March
..... .... "5a
h"h'l""cy il rainfall since Ian
nary ...... ....... IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19

day might al lcr home. 3ini Scu,,ne.
Avenue. Woodland ilaieh,s. will b"
conducted this afternoon "a; $40 o'clock
from the Woodland Heights Methodist
Church. int"rm"nt VIII u" IN Manry
Cemetery
Airs I:rycc was a sis'er Of ncv. 4
{. l!cr''Hr1n. pastor OF M Woodland
ilci"htS Methods; church. She is sur-
vivcd hN her parents. two sisters Mrs
\. \. Adkins aud MrS q W. Whit. ,,,l
two brothers. John II. aud y = I:.rrv-
man
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Local observation al : y. VI. ,r.trr,i.,,


T'iHp" I!.tUre. 90: hunilditN =. l,iud,
objection. southeast: wind, velocity.
mules. Weather. clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19

aud Miss I:v;, rraG.. all az SCOTS
N,!'e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

Funeral of Mrs. Martha Y. Br.cc.
The funcral of Mrs. Martha V. Bryce.
wife or Dr. T.. g. Bryce. who died sun
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-20
What Will WesIeyan's Famous
indian FuIIback % When
He Meets Rodgers.

Last year wesleyan and West Vir-
sginia, on paper, we're evenly matched
and far In advance there was every
ind cation that the game would he
the closest kind OF q nip and tuck at
ifatr. Comparative scores, records,
weights, and the general consensus
tof opinion that the winner would
!aot have margin OF more than Sin
points, all pointed to a r'ed-n en-
Egagement with the winner in doubt
Hrom beginning to end. Then, OF
course, there was large crowd u
crowd that broke the state record for
Rootbau attendance Nv about fifteen
hundred people aud the financial rec
ord by oyer two thousand dollars.
& Then, too, there was a contest in
eight and the football fans from every
quarter hocked to South Side Park
for the battle.
The result, as everyone knows, was
extremely disappointing to tile thou
sands who gathered to witness an
even game. West Virginia walked all
over Wesleyan and the NIethodists
never were dangerous
This year conditions are different.
Anyone who has followed The records
Of the two teams and who knows one
hing in the world about football wi!I
tell you that Wesleyan is ia line for
another drubbing similar to the one
slsheEreceiVed at Fairmont last Turkey
day. In fact, all the records of the
two teams In games played their
average weights as they have been
published and the general concensus
opinionEo Of football fans and experts
point TO Wesleyan being beaten de-
cfsiYely.
Still the fans are gathering In
Fa1rmont. CIarEsburg, aIorgantown
and Buckhannon where sales or seats
are In progress and have been for a
week, there is already scarcity Of
the pasteboards that admit at the
gate. About five thousand seats are
available and here two weeks preyi-
Gus to the game three thousand and
five hundred Of them have been sold.
Six hundred have been dished ont In
Fairmont, four hundred in Clarks-
burg, two hundred in Buckhannon
and eight hundred in NorGantoWn,
while the mail order sales in Rucil-
harmon Including the small lots OF
fifty and one hundred tickets being
sold in Grafton, Belington, Cameron
'airView, ShinnstCn and other towns
have already passed the fifteen hun
dred mark. Last year at this ti:nt
not one thousand tickets We're sold AL
told and the day previous to the game
better tickets Could be secured right
In Fatrnsont Clarksburg, Morgan
town or Buckhannon than can nc pur
chased at any OF beEe 8ItlacaE nov Il Il
proxfmately two weeks before Iii,
& game
Why this great INTEREST," Why Il
it that there is every Indication tina
when all of the eleven hundred stu
dents at West Virginia and the fou
hundred at Wesleyan to say NOTHING
of the late buyers from eyarywhere
that when all these have purchase
pasteboards and made final arrangc
ments for attending the crowd viii
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-20

Judge Ira Robinson was IN Wash
ington on Friday last. He was here
for only several hours.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-20

Hon. owen S. Mckinney, of Fair
mont, is a visitor in town.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-20
GET RID OF HUMORs
AND AVOID SICKNESS

Humors in the blood cause inter
nal arrangements that affect the
whole system, as well as pinples,
boils and other eruptions, and are
responsible for the readiness with
which many people contract disease.
For forty years Hoods Sarsapa-
1illa has been more successful than
any other medicine IN expeIling
humOrs and removing their inward
and outward effects. Get Hood e.
No other medicine acts like it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-20
itinerary affecting West virginia

itinerary affecting West Virginia
Left Toledo Monday morning NJ
$40.
Arrive Newark, O.
Arrive Fairmont TUESDAY 6 a. NJ
Leave at noon for Clarksburg.
Arrive at Clarksburg 4 III j. IN
Leave 1880 p. m. for Huntington
Wednesday in Huntington.
Thursday in Charleston
The capitalists are travelling in Il
train of five private cars. called The
Owens Bottle Machine Special" In
the party Of sixty are the directors
and licensees of the Owens Bottle
Machine Company, including NJ. u.
Owens, e. D. Libby. S. O.. Richard
son and others. S. s. Cochrane. fac
tory manager, Will have charge OF
the local inspection. Plans for en-
/ & q, 4 p IL b j D y L - =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-20
.CALAC US. RODGERS
THE BIG SHO w NO w

run lEp around eight Thousand people
or almost three thousand more than
last year? Why especially In view
OF the very apparent Intadiocrity or
the exhibition that is TO be served IIp3
There is but one solution to be Of
fered: that is tlEat the ftllls want to
see CalAc. Wesleyan u noted Redskin.
when lie is Keyed up to the top notch
and WHEN he lis pit1ted against such 4
talented performer as MIR. Rogers Of
West Virginia University. CaIac'
performances this year have been mp
to his standard according to all re-
ports. but reports are all that West
Virginia fans have had to base their
estimates of his ability upon Wes-
leyan has played no important gGtmes
in the state, and his work against d
good team has nut been observed. Ii
seems, therefore, that thIsis the real
solution of the puzzle as TO the TN
.precedented interest in the game. or
course there might be many attend
ing or contributing causes, such as
the prestige and, reputation of
Greasy Neale and his rts1oubtable
exploits. or it might be that the fans.
as a body, feel that Wesleyan has
something up her sleeve and has
not shown her real strength, but this
.lastis hardly likely because that wa i
the general impression last wear and
the strength failed To GnateriaIize, so
that IL seems finally that tCaIac yer-
s1s odgers is the most log ical So
lntion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-20

made since election. when he lost
his seat to Congressman-at-large
Howard Sutherland. He is at the Oc-
cidental
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-20

perInissive or compulsory, or IN the
nature Of national holding companies
under which state corporations may
be controlled and unified IN their
operations in the interest or inter
state commerce. and what form Of
national legislation for the fncorpor-
panles owning the stock or state COM
tional incorporation affect the police
operating within their boundaries.
Will il be advisable as in the case
OF che national banks. for the ma
tional government to prescribe a uni-
form rule for the taxation By the
states of railroad properties and Sc
curities
The wisdom or Feasibility or gov
eminent ownership Of such utilities"
and III the comparative worth
AMI efficiency Of government aregu-
lation and control as compared with
government ownership and opera
ton. including under this head
THE practical results of govern
nent ownership both rs to efficiency
and economy wcfre actually prac-
.ticed
Whether 81 system Of government
ownership will suit local needs.
"A practical method of securing
government ownership whether by
purchase or condemnation Of prop
critics. or by purchase or condemna-
ton OF properties. or by purchase or
condemnation Of bond and stock is
sues. or otherwise"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-20
RbILROAD PR0BE
lContinued from page Il.


ing the conditions uudeg which the
railroads are operated aud for maxi
ing them more useful. servants of the
country as a whole 1t seems to me
that it might be the part of wisdom
therefore. before further legislation
in This field is ATTEMPTED, to look at
the whole problem of coordination
and efficiency III the full light OF a
fresh assessor cnt Of circulns and
opinion as al guide to dealing with
the several parts Of IT,
Resolution Adopted.
Six months later the Joint resolu-
ton was adopted 1t provided for
the appointment Of i've senators and
representatives to investigate the
subject OF the government control
and regulation of Interstate and for
eign transportation, the efficiency of
the existing system in protecting the
rights of shippers and CARRIERS and IN
promoting the public Interest, the in
corporation or control OF the incorpo-
ration Of carriers, and all proposed
changes III the organization of the
T Interstate Comm cree Commission and
( the actato regulate commerce, also the
subject Of government ownership Of
public Utilities. such as telegraph.
wireless cable. telephone. express
+ companies and railroads engaged In
Interstate and foreign commerce and
451enort as to the wisdom or feasible
ity Of government ownership OF such
utilities and as to the com paTative
worthof efficiency OF government reg.
ulation and control as compared With
a government ownership aud oper-
4 alton" Power was given the com
4 mittee 10 sit during a recess OF Con
\ gress and to summon witnesses and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-20

Captain II. r. Cowell, or Parkers-
burg, spent day in the capital Wis
ting his daughter. Miss Elizabeth,
who Is a 1rIdent at one Of the fash
ionable seminaries here. Captain
CowelI was on his way home from
New York For the first time in his
life, Captain Cowell went in strong
was potential influence in carrying
Wood county for the Democratic
ticket. Incidentally, it is said that
the captain won several thousand ko-
3necks on that county going Demo
cratic.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-20
orr OF nosi PITAL.

w. ~. renncy or 8 len Elk who
fever. ~ now ut home recovering
nicely.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-20

New York may prosecute property
owners for cost OF fighting fires where.
fire prevention laws have not beer
obeyed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-20
WEST VIRGINIA
TAKES PART IN
CAPITAL NEWS
Events Of Washington, D. c.
Are Reported by Telegram's
Correspondent There.
IspeefAI. 10 TAF rELEaRAni'


WASHINGTON, Nov. 2D.--There.
was held last August throughout the
country an examination for appoint
.[nent as provisional second lieuten-
ants in the United States army. and
the list of successful applicants has
Just been announced. 1t contains the
name OF one West Nirginian Rich
ard Kerens Sutherland son of SEN
atOr-elect Howard Sutherland, who.
lis now With the Tenth e. a. N c..
Connecticut at I'll Paso, Texas.
Young Mr.. Sutherland is a graduate
.of Yale, and since the preparedness
agitation went In strong for the mill
tary life. He took the examination
on his own hook. his father not be-
ing particularly anxious that his son
should embark on a military career,
and passed the examination strictly
on his own merits and without the
help and influence OF anybody. He
gets q commission as a second lieu
service.
Fourth class postmasters for West
Virginia have been appointed as fol-.
lows Davis ID. Smith to succeed
Wood Bouldin at livingston, Fayette
county: Mrs. Laura r. Brown to
succeed j Ohm *. Skyles at Rutledge,
4hanaWha county; S1mue1 ~. sGarpen-
ter to succeed George II. Echols at
Foster, Boone county; Mrs. Arabelle
N. Spencer to succeed Henry H.
Spencer at Ophelia. Nicholas county:
and Charles f. Taylor to succeed ].
w. Dixon at Bromhurst. Monroe
county.
Col f. Al. Gilkeson, president OF
the Parltersburg board of commerce
Robert n. Gunningham of Fairnont.s
who is one OF the executive officers
Of the United States chamber Of com
nerce. and J ~. Hartley. also Of
Fairmont, representing the local
commerce body. represented West
Virginia at the Important meeting
of counsellors OF the national or
ganization, which has Just closed a
injecting covering several days.
Senator William %. Chiffon is IN.
Washington. the fret visit he has
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-20

tertainment. lunch and running the
special direct to the plant have moi
been completed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-20

The United States is the worlds
greatest importer Of hides and skins,
despite the fact that it raises more
cattle than any other nation except
India.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-20

I'he rapid growth or negotiation in
polar reeipns. despite lie brief sum
mers. is attributed to thet strength Of
the electric current in the atmos-
phcre.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-20

Punch bowls of nodded ice. with
delicate flowers incased therein, are
being turned out for social func-
lions by some ice manufacturers.