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The Parker post., 1916-05-27
Granusafed Eyelids.

Your Druggists soc per Bottle. Murine Eye
SalYein T Tubes25c. For Book 0fthe EyeFreeask
Druggists or Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago
The Parker post., 1916-05-27

Sprained ankle? Rub on and rub in
Hanford's Balsam thoroughly. Adv
Hanford's Balsam is good for blood
poisoning. Adv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20


a, ~ you are dpsirous of sec,,rinr ..,,..u.
1870 nome IN one of phIiateIn6l,is ,,,s,.s
~. ene Attractive ApAHrMf.Nrr' cr kpkp.r
rarnsNSt hVfhL huildines you viii of ecnT.s
Apartment Headquarters
Nnere ful Information. arranrswsnfs for .,
sf.tilen and reservations fof rrarffr.Ifv .v.r,
~ fp,ti,e FURNISHED ana unfurnished ana rfr,,ert
nn.t,.,i ladt lrhia may BE- made with Inc least
suits 20 you. NeU's ~
NORMAN S. SHERWOOD
So ..-, iiii WALNUT ST.
"iSS,ssN ~, & ~ is-s rooms private bath second.
sired newly decorated Poplar oing
WALNUT 22nS--Attractive apartment Second
noqT ironti large rms, with bath; rri haiif
WeA mated plenty u hot water electricity
WEST rHIIADELPHA
THE MoNTEVIsTA
SAP AND OXFORD sTS
located IN one OF the most exclusive resi.
Dental sections of the city. high and healthy
ana within - minutes of city Hall VIA Market
~ and d0th 81. Crosrtnwn line. which
runs direct 20 the building. Suites ~ rooms
hath and htchenette, from 80 20 SEQ. Public
giniqg .roon located IN huiidna Phone Over.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
Did He Get IL,

Willie came In to his mother with
an expression Of anxiety on his face.
MA" he asked. ''is n poor, hungry
little boy was to come TO the back
door and ask for something to eat,
would you give him that piece of pie
that was left over from dinner7"
''Yes. Willie. OF course I would"
said the mother.
willie's face cleared.
IAN right" he said. 'just walt
minute TIL / run round TO the back
door"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
Keeping In Practice

Mrs, Scruncher-what do you
mean by chewing up my best dishes
that way?
Mr.. Scruncher twho eats glass and
nails at the circusl We'll. I've got TO
exercise my teeth on something. and
these biscuits are too dog-goned hard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20

The young lady across the way says
she saw In the paper that the Govern
ment Is going to make some OF its own
armor plate after this and she supposes
tho private concerns will be very glad
10 be relieved OF this much OF the work
In these busy times
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
REAL ESTATE ron RENT


TT HEAIls eie Q i2rH ST.
ano n 1ad ST., rQumoi cunv. tts.s $40
a5iS N 18Th al, 10 Foolns eons. $50. 80
-7sl Race 81. 10 rooms eony ...1...,.+ ~
issll issassii hsanssia' sss res.ss !. - ~
MIL sApAIFlcE--nsp 2. sell la.seem ..ni-
foi-satsr kssti e~hsF lisipE u. 4 ~. present,
inls y de,ia.d eppo,tuwy > blocks seoys
fst'T' Wainuf lane osfaanfosp.
i,,ss'r ilocA ALTON -Entirs areillns. sxesps ply.
bSfks slsefiIe isht hot.rtt tsF hest; sxeeIsnt
w MEzks = lsitoSsA~ = 2u3 ). lbth.
STORES AND pAyEt 4 LLNoa 4 AZ .est.en. sf
SAMUEL n IuN q co. ~
q ~ cor pth ana caiioWhiii.
soao LocUeT 81 10 room. .'.,., sses ss,sos z baths
ED0Af q oROss. ffiI Wtlnut stt
sEHp Fos .l,,. 2.lr q HtNf .l, IlsT sg -.
Iread and Gieatnut <t4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20

..a' .r.f''hohE AYE. .4fip.- second story front;
= s<Rsi toesi iofstioni excel table; ref
s.:s e sss ss's sad assi. s,,e ss
lehsdi e6olss table board Walnut % jsiss 5sss:
ss,s nlss'ss'S Ssss %!,ss; sss%'si NH private
j1c;, \. issx,nss sz second : third. noot xses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
ROOMS FOR RENT

nfphp. y. 4ls--Just. opened, priv. bath. eiec.
n4nte steam heat; furnished or unfurnishsd.
SJEyF zNfSyTF o o3ec5pEshBAPLE IN Y qeE ROOMS. PER
III f2SSq ~ Liosesxs;TRSFiRABLS oexTioSNF ROOMS ExcEL'
.'q,sesn s1pos s open hrspiaes. locust 1885 J,
'.ss,.Rch' isaI-suites with bath single roomsi
Sais; az is,1 1isz,c-fyis o. ysry Desirable rOoms
'1sAst ~ 81. es22-c Comfortably Furnished secs
I.tt,..pIy front room. well heated, electric
..<t,ei private family; reasonable
oaz ALSO ipsxpkITNs pxki "A: RAL y, ag,sEIRREIIsliED
~ n. -: sh0-i.args double parlor aud adjoin-
pRslesn dentist stS2e er's1se ~ nn nriw spn
,'a,, ND iQWEL1oN AvE.--Largs front
tssns fiS9 N' or 'es1H walts si fsS' tsaa ts1a
f's.sss sasii.aF.s sasii rooms Tor gentlemen. Phone
<.I kke.., kk. iase~a dssir. unfgEp. "a ao9s .ns,.
t-.e,s,,, e,, siJ-Nicsly furn. 2d-story room. sem
1s>,,,{ private family nqar elevated. Phone.
ee3s s1 sspins iissa irs sssen lsss 41
:.-1, se1's city Hail. u lS6' L<drsr Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
HEATING

M hTTNC steam. hot water or warm air
nEA ilANo Installed at easonahle prices
<,.rxthine guaranteed. established 80 years:
. estimates furnished.
e2eO Bridge IT. Both phones.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20

rs1,difF W LocATioN: special seleptino care
nsndz ns, ss iss ssiss, ess.;ss. ss.ss; IN, s's1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20

BUILpERs, ,A>ip',yANcssksp pf e 81, SPEGiiNAli'rf
bRuM'iAtssgsHw itss HwSLN11fr' N11fr'fTf"' 81 ne
FuNpS f3fr rfrtiRNfEHRS iisSP0 Isoi cSest"St si
LAiidE Ash sAiAiL sAIiAiL IA AMOUNTS
W. n. HOOP. bi2 ~ NORRIS ST
'isS SSSs OSof from ON $1,000 10 also bsdiSs association
money sDEI fGf iEsfIoa do 3Cr'sasy 4is ana caowh -is
- uOo. 5000 9rS I2 $4,000 TO LOAN
9OU iasT W Glrard Ave.
ALL AMOUNTS, lsT AND sD MORTGAGES
MAURICE ~ dATsISdER n. Est, T nlds.
TRUST E,p,iSSppss, q, EoR % FIHsI &srsma MORTGAGE
liANb sSsTTsi sTiTiE : BiuiITLbiSd
M aowsI .I Eo$ SE Aas s.Ss s#Suon sT
BUILDING Assocll,As1J}9N AND PRIVATE
RosEsr ], NASH, i6Oi CHESTNUT ST
MONEY for .IaeElgsEsi gggsss cegnty gSyy property
I,seeln ssaihldlns' Psiisdsiphia,
FUNDS FoR lsI AND 2n MORTGAGES
por.rs a ru6SNaEoAA.h Ah2Sff sssf IFranktord ave.
,ro GsESAgnlss GSsIEe2ns lhsis hSg dsHhspio~n SAM ave.
ADVANCES TO BuILpEf,,s. 4 SPECIALLY
H;hTkFsjAritS kSFAi sir I Nsfs sf
LOANS on INrEREsT IN ESTATES
,ouN ESlaS1S'ss EESIlsRS. soS Y'tsFs' IsSd Tius BLDG.
80 "a "a mten.. bldg. add private funds quick
and satisfaCtorg rssul,sj Y9ded ie ~ shatsss
PRIVATE PARTY would like 70 place funds IN
So6ssh knaiflS nlsfilSS sifsorrs 1905 baltimore ave.
MoNEY tsT frs ina ssss@9 sssoeaioss private
IegsqfA FsIRsffEpRicH 4 Co, sei y. iaih It,
Pumps toE ars aga se9sSs % r.ie 1e m'f'sassA
S&1nEhNETIY iSs s. i2,h e52A n sth
MONEY fgr ~, sna .sSsss ms,1iEaa 'wis
sWinchesier Company, 1901 hheHihoi -
fl.~fo s'Ns,,.ici anaUer CIiAS W. MILLER.
al -IoT Commonwealth building.
READY FUNDS for good hrst moF'sAseSi prins
MAJ l.. hRowN a co, eiT q Broad 4.
chan VI be Youns toa W. knd Trust hlds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-20
FUNDS FOR MORTGAGES
Northern Trust Company

SIXTH AND SPRING GARDEN
MORTGAGES SECURED
pIJII DERS' ADVANCES A SPECIALITY
HRJMnAuGH a PARKER. INC.
1887 WALNUT ST.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-09

torture, terrorize, preach or pray re
form into a criminal successfully
There must be an effort toward hi
physical Improvement at the SAINT
time.
"If your physical self is not ii
perfect harmony, you are fit fot
treasotls. stratagems and spells.
Can you remember an unktnd, I'm,
pleasant word or deed Of your owl
Of today or yesterday, that you car,
not trace directly to PHYSICAL!
imperfect state = temporary q
chrnnfn9
ssUnheaithy words and deeds ditfe.
only In degree. Growing at friend
swearing at an employee-these arr.
symptoms Of an of condition physic
ally. Emphasize and a1aEgefat
that same condition, and YOU arriW
at the physical state with It's siniila
mental state, which produces create
crime.
physical instruction Of every ehtld u
America, we will rear generations ];
which crime will be as rare as u
health. The time is coming whel
there will be a system Of gynnasi
lms in our iails and when our court
of law will prescribe beautiful exer
cises in the sentences they impose"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-09
EIR[
Following Another Explosion in
Chemical Company's Plant
Causes Much Damage.
tBY AspeelArEn PRESS,

NIAGARA FALLS. N. ". March
9.-Fire following an explosion in
the chlorate department OF the Mag
ara Electro Chemical Company We'd
nesday threatened to complete the
destruction OF the plant. begun Tues
day night when several explosions
occurred and the resultant fires In
tlicted damage estimated ut $780,
900.
The explosion was heard for sew
eral miles around and across the
Niagara cataract in Canada, where 1t
caused hasty mobilization Of the
militia guarding the frontier. The
police roped off the streets in the
vicinity of the chemical plant as the
fire was driven towards chemicals OF
a high explosive nature. The fire.
men were helpless TO cope with the
spreading fire because water mixing
with the chemicals only added fuel
to the flames.
No one was injured by the explos-
ion Wednesday but one man was
killed and another badly injured by
the explosion Tuesday night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-09
To Fix Wages of Common La
bori Violation of the Laws
of the State Of Ohio.
tnY AaaaerArEu raram

YOUNGSTOWN. o., March 9.-In-
dtctments were returned Wednesday
by the Mahonlng county grand jury
against the youngstown Sheet and
Tube Company, the Republic Iron
Company. the BrIar Hill Steel Com
pany, the youngstown Iron and Steel
Company, tho Carnegie Steel Com
pany, the United States Steel Com
pany and Judge ~. II. Gary, executive
chairman OF the United States Steel
Corporation. The defendants are
charged with having fortified q trust
to fiN the wages OF common labor in
violation Of the laws of Ohio. These
indictments followed a sweeping in-
vestigation OF the East youngstown
riot and labor troubles of January.
The specific ffense charged against
the various steel concerns Is that they
cnnspired to keep the wages of cons
mon labor at the same figure at the
time Of the strike at the Republic
Iron and Steel Company, and the
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Com
pany In January. Announcement
was made by all these companies
within two days of O ten per cent
increase In wages. This action is
held to be due to agreement. ~
Indictments also were returned
against Mayor w. III. Cunningham
and six councllme1l, charging them
with being financially interested In
property purchased for village pur-
poses.
Among the other things the jury
sets forth that the grand Jury was
unable to Ak any parti ocular cause for
the recent East youngstown reign OF
anarchy. The report Hays Mayor w:
II. Cunningham and members OF the
East youngstown police force. ing
that neither the mayor nor any mem
Der OF the police force made any eff
fort whatever 10 dispense the mpbs.
Mayor Cunning CHAM lis criticised for
not closing the saloons Of East
youngstown early on Friday morn
ing after he had received notice Of
the temper Of the mob. The report
says the mayor and policemen Or
East youngstown were guilty OF such
ineHlcIency and dlsre gard for the law
as to be unit and unworthy TO I'LL
the post ions which they hold.
The report goes ON to say that the
grand jury was unable TO find that
the influence Of any foreign govern
lmant was Responsible for the riot.
The alleged comb inati Ion OF manufac-
.turers with the intent to keep down
the wages of common labor Is criti-
clsed.
The report recltes the fact that g
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-09

"Jails and penitentiaries are the
most expensive development Of civil
lization." This is the declaration Of
Miss Susanna Cocroft, Of Chicago,
leader in affairs with which women
have to do. The scandals at Sing
Sing, whose warden has just been in
dicted and removed, might have been
another story, Miss Cofroft thinks,
had moro attention been paid to
physical causes back of crime.
Out of years Of experience de-
voted to the promotion Of health, this
woman's champion has within recent
months been studying the Jail re-
form problem. The conclusion she
has reached is that the world must
eradicate the physical causes which
promote the crime tendency.
"yhe gospel of good health should
20 hand In hand with the gospel Of
good conduct" declared Miss Cocroft,
"if We are ever to have a world in
which prisons may be turned 10 Some
more profitable use than ut the pres
emit time.
"The man or woman who Is
physically healthy is almost sure Ia
be mentally healthy, but not always
morally so. But the unhealthy mar
or woman is the surest victim oil
moral sickness. You cannot beat
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-09
SUFFERED YEARS
OF TORTURE, CURED
IN ONE MONTH
Many Cases Suffering for
Years and Thought to Be
Incurabe, Now Being
Healed.

A prominent citizen Of Alliance,
o., writes: For years suffered
with eczema on my face. Our lead
ing druggist recommended Amolox.
/ bought one box OF ointment and two
bottles Of tho liquid and one cake
OF soap. After months treatment
am completely cured. 1t has been
several months since using II and my
face is perfectly smooth. with no sign
of return OF the trouble.
John Hodgson. 936 Noble ST.. ALL
ance, o.
AMOLoX, the new scientific pre-
scription for the relief and cure OF
skin disease. now mt leading drug
stores. SOC trial size. Wells-Hay-
maker Co. will refund the money II 1t
fails to do what we claim for 1t.
Send postal for free sample to
Amolox Laboratories. Youngstown,
Observation-Disclosures.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-09
soclet, Renders Program.

The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Christian church met with Mrs.
Louis Deem Tuesday evening. After
the business session the following
program was given:
Missionary Work in Latin Amerlca"
Mrs. L. o. Singleton.
Recitation-'.A Plea for the Chill
dren'-Gail siggins.
story-"The Madonna Of the Tear
Mrs. G. w. Myers.
Duet-Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Haught.
Recitation-"Go or Send"-Elizabeth
Simpson.
Reading-"Hannah's Boy and Nine
Mrs. Webb Morley.
AT the conclusion Of the program
dainty refreshments we're served by
the hostesses, Mrs. Deems, Mrs. Sig
gins, assisted by Mrs. Harry L
Brooks. Mrs. Glennie Gains, Mrs
Bradford and Miss Anna Hartman.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-09
GETS AID
For Missionary Work among.
italians Residing in This
Section of the State.

PAREdERsBuRG, March 9.-Alex-
ander Mocha, an italian missionary
of Clarksburg, delivered an interest
ing address before the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society of the First presby-
terrain church at night. His talk
was mainly upon the home mission.
airy work among foreigners In this
country.
He told Of his settlement work in
the district around Clarksburg, Of the
establishment Of. night schools for
foreigners. of his purpose to open a
school for emigrants In which lomcs-
tic science would play an important
part and Of the opening Of churches
for them. He solicited the aid OF the
local organization and met with sue
cess
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-09
EIGHT-H0UR DAY
Is Demanded by More Than
Eighty Per Cent of 100000
Railway Employees.

tAT ASSOCIATED RgRRF,

RT ASSOCIATED REEBEi
CHICAGO, March 9.-More than
eighty per cent of the 400, 900 rails
way employees of the country favor
demanding an eight-hour day with
time and half for overtime when their
wage agreement with the roads ex-
pire March 81. 1t was indicated Wed
nesday when union leaders met here
to tabulate the referendum vote on
the question.
Leaders of the employees are said
to be opposed to arbltrating differ
ences, although they expressed the
hope that a strike, which would tie
up 52s railroads throughout the
country, will not be necessary. A
mail vote has been in progress for
two months.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-09

the ammunition. 1t Is set forth that
the action or the guard made II I'M
possible for the sherlH or the captain
OF the militfn to mobilize milltinmen
in time Of grave public danger.
Guards on tho sheet and tube COM
pany bridge. who fired into the crowd
assembled in front OF the oflce be-
fore the. rlotinE began, are censored.
The report says the guards are not of
the standard to be trusted with re-
hponaIhle duty.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-09

b. locsl Applications. ai thay can16t rsach thr
dlp9HEaa pnFfIp5 at the ear rhFF6 t7Innlg ems
way 90 etlFe dedfnsas and tlat ~ hS e1AsIifltien
condition ~ liA Fittad1a lining * tht asf1chlnn
TuhF, WhrA lhn tAbe N lnHRfdla Sod liafp
II Il cTtsGis closed Barnes is ts Il sif. ai,
lplstB thp ihhRMmAtlgh can b. tak4a pnf and
this tHua EN4ttHEa % lt1 normal condition, hear
Ing rill liz Destroyed fpgeTdf nina Gates p1t 81
seq hIe GauEBi bF CatAEFlI, which II nothing but
"a tHanmtd condition 9t no mucous liffahff
We veil Give hrs HhnfFrh DellaFg for hhF elsf
Of neAfnPE4 lFRur#i ~ sAtaFfhl that eanhot hs
eNrsd by Halls ''ntarfh Cure Send 81 rsru'
+. T. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold W rFusEil:s, 49,
Take llFli'p iFn'lT -plis faE seHslpat'-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-09
JUDGE GARY De LAREs
INDICTMENT AN OUTRAGE
atHY AusaeiAIEp saEtsi

NE0W YORK, March 0.-rWhen In.
formed of the indictments returned
ut youngstown against steel conpan-
les aud himself, Judge Gilbert u,
Cary. NednoBdny issued the following
statement:
There are no facts to justify the
indictments returned by the .Mahon-
Ing county grand jury against the
United, States Steel corporation or
the Carnegie Steel Company, or any
Of the officers; or so far as ! know
against any Of the other companies.
The indictment Is an odtrage-a ira
vesty."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-09
FOUND
FOR FORl Nm @ TR UST

guard at the youngstown Sheet and
Tube Company. who is q member Of
the state militia, without legal ati-
thorlty, took ten members of the ma
tional guard TO the sheet and tube
colnpany's property to guard the
same. tits also stated that the guard
appropriated state ammunition al
though the grand Jurors say tnat they
do not feel thatihe intended TO steal
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-09
sign of Good Digestion.

When You Zee o fhEEfIHI HElu my
py old lady You may know that She
has good digestion. ffyour digestion
Is impaired or IL you do not relish
your meals take d dose of Chamber
Iainfs Tablets. The strengthen the
stomach, improve the digestion and
cause q gentle movement of the bow
els. obtainable ererywhere.-Ad-
Tertlsement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-09
Guild Meets.

The members Of the Bethel Guild
OF Christ Episcopal church held a
very interesting meeting in the home
of Mrs. j. w. Williams Tuesday even
ing. Work on the patch autograph
guild was the special feature OF the
evenings session.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-09
Successful Recital.

The second recital OF the Progress
sive Music Club given Tuesday even
ing at the First Methodist Episcopal
church under the direction of Mrs.
John Goodman proved a marked sue
cess and showed much ability and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-09
Masnuerafle Dance.

A masquerade dance will be given
by the NorthvIew Outing Club at
$3.50 o'clock Saturday evening in the
Lafayette hall at Northytew. A we'll
selected program of dance mn
be played by the Nell English's Or
chestra.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-09

careful training BY Mrs. Goodman as
a teacher as we'll as graceful poise
and great talent as displayed by her
students. The large audience thor
oughly enjoyed the piano numbers, q
recital by Miss Margaret Gardner and
a song by Miss Geneyieye Brake.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-09

In December. 1913, national sayS
ings In Russia amounted only 10
s85 q, 900; IN December. 1914. how
ever, after the sale Of vodka had
been stopped. the savings had reach
ed nearly SIG. 00Q. goo.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-09
: = q Z. v . . Q Z. Z. 9. Q y 9. {. !.
CONGRESS INEFFICIENT.
lav As1oalAHEp FRRsal

b WASHINGTON, March g..
= Senator NowlandA Of Nevada in
!. the Senate Wednesday predict
+ ed that the present Congress
! would fnil to evolve a practical .
y syBtnm of national defense and !
p charged both the Senate and
House With pursuing .mnHt inr :
, efficient methods in undertake
Z Ing the great problem!
=
I. 4. i. 4. /. - Z. 4. 4. 4. 4. .s4s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-09
. Z I. 4 . Z. = .. I. Z. = = I
SUPREME WISH.
az A.aatlA1rp rnrlr,

WASHINGTON, March g.
Senator Stone. Of Missouri.
chairman of the foreign rela-
tons committee. declared in the
Senate Wednesday after a con-
ference with President Wilson
Tuesday night, that $50 far
from the president desiring to
involve this country in this dis
astrous European war. his SUI
preme wish Is to avoid that
calamity"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-09
Deafness Caniiot BE Cured

] Z. Z. !. {. I. 3. {. {. Z. {. !. 3 !. !
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-31
KEEP MAIN IL BUSY-IT WILL BRING YOU GOOD RESULTS
PAN BILL
CURES BLUES

The new Pantages bill this
week is a sure cure for the blues.
Bransky's Nut Sundae" is a
musical show with five or six
leading characters and big
chorus, Popular songs of a dash
ing type. and really good comedy,
make the act pleasing.
Harry Mack and Edith Clifford
have one of the best comedy aud
song numbers of the season. Sher-
man, Van and Hyman offer a
cabaret program.
Valentine Vox, ventriloqulst,
places his bell-hop dummy on a
chair and walks away from It..
But the dummy keeps on talking.
Elsie White wears pretty gowns
and sings pretty songs. The Mort
brothers offer a whlrlwind of
acrobatics. Pictures of the Elks
convention at Hoquiam enliven
the bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-31
MOVIE HOUSES AND CARS
SANITARY, SAYS EXPERT

Tacoma motion picture thea
ters and street cars are models OF
cleanliness and sanitation, in the
opinion of Health Officer Monta-
que.
The health bureau has just
completed a thorough survey of
the city, in which all movie
houses were given minute in
spection, and street cars on every
city and suburban line were ex-
amined.
1--WE find that the motion pic
ture managers and the street car
company are doing their very
best to preserve health" said DR..
Montague Tuesday.
1.-The health department is
agreeably surprised at condi-
TONS"
In only one motion picture the
alter were found conditions that
were not up to standard. That
house had since made improve
ments.
"Our inspection brought to
light the fact that one of the
cheaper movie houses, a five-cent
theater south Of 18th street, was
the best ventilated of any in the
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city, 1t has spent hundreds of
dollars on this idea alone" said
DR.. Montague.
The larger theaters not only
have electric fans and other au-
tomato devices for purifying the
air, but they make careful efforts
to clean out the floors and seats
once day.
ut is hard to ventilate street
cars so that all passengers will be
satisfied, but | believe the Taco
ma company has arrived nearer a
universal solution of the problem
than any / have SEEN" declared
Dr. Montague.
None of the cars Ia stuffy any
more. There is always fresh air.
The principal kick from the
'cranks' is that they get too much
fresh air.
And think the car company
should be complimented for keep
ing It's cars so clean. The wood
work and windows are scrubbed
every few days, and the floors are
swept and scrubbed each night.
Few companies try to keep cars
as clean as that"