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The Washington herald., 1916-04-08
ROMAN CATHOLIC.

The concluding sermon OF the course
which has been in progress during Lent
at the high mass at St Patrick's will be
given tomorrow at II O'Clock by Rev,
James A smyth, whose subject will be
The Church Of Christ an Unerring
Guide" The ceiebrant of the mass will
be Rev. John NJ. Mcnamara, and two
priests Of Holy Cross College, Catholic
University, will act as the deacon and
subdeacon.
Mgr. Russell will oficiate at the even
Ing devotions, which will begin about
7:So. He will deliver the last sermon of
the course on Marriage" which he has
been conducting on the Sunday evenings
Of Lent
During the week, which is designated as
Passion Week. IN the church calendar.
a short meditation on the sufferings of
Christ will be given at AS D. m on
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings. On Friday the devotions
will commence at I:S0 p. m. Stations of
the Cross will be recited at 3 O'Clock In
the afternoon of that day and again at
4:so p. m.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-08
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.

The Ninth Street Christian Church,
Ninth and d streets northeast, has OBJ
served this week as the twenty-hfth
anniversary of its organization.
Crowds have been in attendance at the
celebration and IL has been a success
In every way. The small chapel that
was erected twenty-five years ago was
soon outgrown and gallery was
placed about 1t which also was out
grown and now the present church
edifce which is a three-story-and-
basement building, has become too
small to accommodate the Bible
school. There were $50 present last
Sunday.
The congregation last week voted to
erect a new building adjoining the
present church which will be used en-
tirely fr Bible school purposes. 1t will
be modern in all its appointments and
one of the most up-to-date Bible
school buildings in the city. 1t will
consist of basement and three full
stories. divided into many rooms and
apartments. The contract price OF the
building is $25.7oo.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-08
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.

At the monthly meeting Of the Christian
Endeavor Union, held Monday evening Al
the Vermont Avenue Christian Church,
Mrs. Louise Harding Earl described a
method Of Bible study which Il is hoped
viii be introduced IN the schools OF
Washington. Mrs. Esril has recently
returned from an extended trip through
the West, and while away spent several
weeks IN Gary, Ind. engaged IN the study
Of this method, which has received the
approval of educators and pastors IN
that city, made famous by its advanced
educational system
The Young Psoy s Society Of Chris
tian Endesvor OF Immanuel Rsptist
Church. has elected the following oricers:
Charles w. Barber. PRESIDENT: Miss
Ruth V. Pope. vice president; Miss Kath-
artne e. Bowman. recording secretary:
Miss Rachel NJ Fsehsrty. corresponding
secretary; and Leonard Z. Bowen. treas
urer.
The Endesvor Society OF First Baptist
Church, presented to Miss Florine Mui-
roy, chairman OF flower and visiting com
msttee. a c. E monogram p,n on the
occasion OF her departure u Seattle,
Wash. which city VIII be her future
home.
An April fool social was given by the
society on April /. including a supper at
$50. Appropriate decorations, TsDes.
songs, and stunts were arranged by the
social committee
The Washington herald., 1916-04-08
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Co
lunbia road and Euclid st. Services: sunday II /.
m and p m Subject, ARE SIN. DISEASt
and DEATH REALr Sunday school, II a m.
cordially invited. Reading room and loan lihrarv
e0 Colorado Building
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
18th and sts NV. Services: Sunday, II a M ana
8 ,. m. Subject, ARE SIN. DISEASE A
DEATH RbALf" Sunday school. Il a. m. Wed
nesday eFening meeting. O'Clock. Public cor.
daily invited. Reading room and loan librsry.
sol Colorado Building
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Twenty third street and Washington
circle, Will repeat Gounod's "Gallia"
and "Babylons Wave" and will give
a selection from Maunder's "Olivet to
Calvary" tomorrow at $3.50 p. m.'
after eyensong. The public is invited.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-08
Church Services Tomorrow
IN WASHINGTON AND IT'S VICINITY
Notices for these columns should The Herald office BY m Frdy
CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CoNGREGArToNAL-cH CHURCH. 10Th ana
g sts- NV. Rev. Robert W. Coe, assistant pastor.
Wallace Welsh, Of Chicago; subject. ssTHE
CHURCHS PRINCIPAL PROBLEM Music
6y quartet and chorus choir. 80 O. M, SUNDAY
school SIS p. m.p Y. P. s. Q. Z. sp m.
Welsh; subject THE SUPREME QUEST. I"
Nednesd2y, II a. m, Lenten service; address BY
Mr.. William Knowles Cooper, Secretary Y, NJ
G. A.; subject. CHRISTIAN IDEALS; HOW
TO OBTAIN THEM
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We ask a hearing
before Congress acts

To the Members of Congress:
The Senate has passed bill manufacturing plant
a cost Of ST. 100000 of the public money
The S now pending before the House.
The Bethlehem Steel Company has United States
Government tor twentynne years.
This Company obligation affecting
defense and national
Of the nation of which it is citizen.
The Company has duty stockholders conserve possible
investment OF $OOOOOO made the
be Of the Government and which would be rendered Govern
ment plant should be built.
This question should of be considered the broades way; not with
special regard tor the Bethlehem Steel Company
but with regard adequate national defense and public policy
All ask that chance before put plant
existence There certainly where would
Government to build factory
slider carefully therefore, before the peoples
ment plant whether be realized by
exstng2
In order that all concerned have the eare and definite
on and ITSELF the Bethlehem Steel Company issuing series of statements
to Congress
rmn
~NN'N ~ 0'17 '""''A~ Pa
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THEos

rHE LAW OF CAUSE AND EFFECT" Leo
trs b. Mrs. Maja crocksr. at Theosophic Hall.
l7ls H ST.. sunday at D. m Public invited.
days. p n
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NEW THOUGHT CENTER,

MISS EMMA GRAY WILL SPEAK WEDNEs-
Day At m. on SPIRITUAL HEALING ;,
Daily noon meeting PoIlyanna Club for chiIdren
Saturdays at go p m Loan and Trust BuiIding
F and 9th Sts. Public cordially invited. s'
The Washington herald., 1916-04-08

The The 'CaoSEN PEOPLE THEIR SHARE IN
Charles W. Paflow. Discussion. Pythisn Trm.
PIE Sunday 2.lO u m -se- Aeln
The Washington herald., 1916-04-08
ZANCIG'S TEMPLE
SUNDAY

SPIRITUAL MEETING AT p. M.
Messages from your loved ones by
the best Mediums. Good music.
Prof. Zancig and his Psychic will
give tests also.
All welcome Come early to get a
seat
The Washington herald., 1916-04-08

DR.. John Brittan Clark will preach to-
morrow night at First Presbyterian
Church, John Marshall place, the fifth
of his series of Lenten sermons on the
six Typical Temptations" His subject
will be THE Temptation of Judas" Good
Friday night at s o'clock the choir will
render THE Seven Last Words" by
Dubois. Miss Elizabeth Leckie and the
chorus Of men will be assisted by Charles
e. Meyer, tenor.
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UNITARIAN.
sPIRITUALIsN.

FIRST sPIRTTUALIsT CHURCH, Eastern Ma.
SONIC Temple, sth s. ne. GEAR F. 7.0 D. M,
sodreSs oy Rev. George W. Kates on The
Physical and Spiritual Effect Of SIM snirit
mesases % Mrs. z B. Kates. All invited.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-08
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.
N. H. ave. and v st. nv.
Rev. J. J. Dimon, rector.

opnins services Of new church
30 a. m.-Ho1y communion
- a m.-smdag school
- a. m.-Morning prayer. Service Of dedication
Lnd sermon By the Rev. @. O. Carter
100 p. m.-Esening service and sermon By the
rector. An welcome
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Y. w. @. A.
SECULAR LEAGUE.

7: ". o. A. vEsPER SERVICE, SUNDAY.
i Arrtl .. 40 p. m. Speaker. Mr. Arthur CaIl
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
BAPTIST,

Z: Hsz swem tells: Why Washington Women
Swear" 8 P. N. Ssem's Song, m ~ "ShI.
tan Safety" Centennial Bapt. On, Tth a Eve
The Washington herald., 1916-04-08

The choir of St Paurs Church.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-08

in the east end OF the city. The
construction OF this new building
will begin Mt once.
The advance OF oil to $3.50 was a
welcome omen to many Of our cltl-
2ens who have been holding their
production for this price. Rapid sale
will now be made and no doubt mon
cy will be more easy.
Frank HArbert, rural mall carrier
on route No. 2, Is off duty this week
IN account Of being injured by his
horse stumbling. He sustained some
Internal strain.
Tho Salem high school basketball
team Will meet the famous Bristol
high sch0l tosBers In their second
game, the local boys being victorious
In their previous contest.
Coach Cecil Young will take the
high school basketball team to Buck
harmon for tho state tournament, and
the boys will OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the boys will enter the games for
state h0nors. The registrars Of
voters for the June primaries for the
city precincts are:
Precinct 10. &c. M. Randolph
and Charles Lynch.
Precinct No. Howard Randolph
and Carlpi Ash.
Precinct No. 3--Clyete Randolph
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LAYS EGG IN MIDAIR.

BLuEF1EuD. March s.
What il believed to be the
first time on record of a hen
laying an egg in midair was
the unusual accomplishment OF
n Brown Leghorn hen in the
express office at Graham. The
hen was in coop OF chickens.
After the coop had been placed
on a truck the Brown Leghorn
escaped. and. while flying,
dropped a snow-white egg into
space. John Jones, colored
roustabout. who was pursuing
the hen. caught the egg a 10
Ty Cobb as 1t dropped.
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and J. w. Carpenter.

Victor Brosseur. prominent local
glass worker, has been elected man
ager OF the Penn Window Glass Com
pany at Pennsboro. and will accept
tho position. lie will move his FAM
lily to that place.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-08
SATURDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF

APRIL 1916.
at 80 o'clock r. IL, at the front door Of
the court house OF Harrison County. West
Virginia sell at public outcry. to tile high
est aud best bidder the following described
tract " land with the dwelling house and
other buildings thereon:
a tract or parcel Of land situate on the
waters of ISanc's Greek. In SMrdis District
OF Harrison County, West Virginia. and
bounded and described substantially as
follows: beginning mt white oak on
ridge with hickory and two doEwOod
pointers. corner to said William HuStead
and running thence Herewith to end of
ridge n. lSAH II. IL $500 poles to small
white oak; N. s0lA u. 10 5000 poles to
red oak: n. IS y. Is 48-1DO poles to chest
nut oak with chestnut oak and service
pointers; n. 40 r.. 10 45-100 poles TO chest
nut eSk and G. Q. Pointers; s. 30 Il. q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-08
RULES PROMISE
AS UNLAWFUL
Stipulation In Note Held Invalid
by West Virginia High
COurt,Z
Court.

CHARLESTON, March S-Stipula-
lions In negotiable note for pay
ment of n certain percentage of the
principal and the statutory attorney
fee MS collection charges the invalid
and unenforceable. This finding has
been made by the supreme court of
appeals which, in one decision, de-
cided five cases which had been APP
pealed from the county of Wyoming.
The First National Bank OF PlneVille
was the plaintiff In each OF the cases.
! The defendants wre John "A. Sand
ers and Others: K. l.. Cook. admins
| TRAITOR. and others: Sanders and 9TH
erF. The niger court affirmed the
circuit courts decision in the case
against Cook and others and after
making certain notifications. affirm
ed the lower court in the others.
In the case OF Barne Bagainst Cole,
from Lewis county. the lower court
was reversed. the Injunction dismiss
cd and the case remanded. The SUI
preme court. In connection with this
case, finds that to be specifically en-
forcablp in equity, contract for the
conveyance OF real estate must be
ayerred and proved with reasonable
certainty.
The other cases decided are Us fol-
lows: Haddad against Railway
Company; from Kanawha county,
Judgment affirmed: ShowaIter against
! Chambers. from Mlngo county. iudg-
ment affirmed: Howell against Nc
Garry. from Harrison county, revcrs-
cd and decreed entered by the higher
court.
An alternative writ OF mnndamus
WIS awarded by the court against Il.
NJ. Addleman, judge of the circuit
court OF Ohio county. on petition Of
w. p. Hubbard. This writ Is return
able March Is. The petitioner AYERS
that Judge Addleman has failed TO
pass upon motions he has made in n
case against an insurance company
and his mandamus proceeding ia TO
expedite the trial.
4 writ Of prohibition. applied for
hy the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company against Raymond Maxwell.
circuit iudge in Harrison county, and
Others, was denied. A writ OF error
and superscdeas were granted In the
case Of C. \. Steel aud others against
thn American Oil Development CONF
pany. from Tyler county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-08
| Can Save You Money
on a Pacific Coast Ticket

When you go West you want to go
cheaply, and comfortably. and yet you
want to see the most interesting scenic
portions.
can tell you about very cheap
rate ticket.
/ can tell you about our comfortable
tourist sleeping cars.
And can tell you about how you can
zee all the important and interesting
places on the way aVitt0ut extra cost.
The Burlington Route &C. B. & G. r. r,
pays me to help you plan your trip and to
inform you about the wonderful West
1t is part of their excellent service to
do this.
So you Ene there will be no charge TO You II
you will call orwrlte and let me give you maps
and pictures about tho trip. and help make
your arrangements. 1t will save you lot Of
trouble.
N. n. Byrnc, TRAY. Passr. Agt.. c, 3. & Q.
r. II. Co.. COG smithfeld st., PittsbuFC, PH'
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.PIMPLY? WELL, DON'T Be!
People Notice 1t. Drive Them
OFF With DIR. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A pImply face will not embarrnss you
much longer IL you get q package of DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin should
begin to clear after you have taken the
tablets a few nights.
Cleanse tile blood, the bowels and the
liver with Olive Tablets
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are the slC-
cessful substitute for calomel-thare's
never any sickness or pain after taking
them.
which cRlomel does, and just as effective
ly, hut their action is gentle and safe in-
stead OF severe and irritating.
No ono who takes Olive Tablets is ever
cursed with 81 dark brown taste" bad
breath. dull. llgtless. mo good" feeling.
constitution. torpid liver, bad disposition
or plmply face.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil |;
you Will know them by their olive color.
DR.. Edwards spent years among pa
tients afflicted with liver and bowel corn.
plants, and Olive Tablets are the immense.
~ effective result
Take one or two nightly for a week.
See how much better you feel ar / look.
10c and Csc per box. All drIEElEtc
The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, Q.
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ST-lOO to chestnut oak OH knob; i. ID l..
) 1900 poles to stone which bears n. l0at
f.. MI feat from Chestnut pointer and =.
4ugt w s feet from HouFWODd pointer;
thence leaving the ridge N. Ih w. ll-l0O
poles to stone; thence y. 4u+4 u. - lQ-l0O
poles To Il stone, corner To land of John
\. lIustead: and thence Herewith Il. 34iI4
M.2S %0-IUO poles to post which bears n.
. w. 80 feet from service pOlnters; y. 6S
w. = tD-lUO. poles 70 white oak stump
which benrs n. dlh +. ~ feet from point
Of large rock; $. 81 degrees 90 minutes W;
"a NU-lu0 poles to stone; :. III w. So IU-1OO
poles to stone ON ridges thence herewith
". "A w. IL 1d-iO0 poles u stone and
pointers in place OF red oak down !:
thence n. 3la l.. ~ poles to stone; thence
y. 1874 u. ~ poles to marked stone with
Z. u. and cucumber pointers, corner to
William llusteuu and thence Herewith y.
~ degrees 10 minutes u. laE4 poles to tho
beginning. anu containing il.Iu acres.
Said sale viii lie made subject 10 the
oil aud gas lease NOW owned and held hy
the llonu Natural Gas Company and to
the rights and privileges thereunher, nm
der which lease Al we'll has been drilled
which Is HOW producing HnS.
TERMS OF SALE: 1ne-third cash In
hand OH dag Of kale. ana tic residue unou
Il credit OF one and two years. The pur-
chaser will hC required to execute his In
trrCkt .hrilFlnE notes, dated OIL the day Of
Eulp, with approved security, and IA lien
Will he retained OH said property as fur
thGr security.
HOMER w. WILLIAMS.
Special Commissioner
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NEWS JOTTINGS
OF SALEM CITY
Telegram Correspondent Re.
cords DOingS of the
People There.

SALEM, March S-Thc mission
conducted by the Catholic church for
two weeks closed with Sunday night
service. The Rev. Father J. J. Swint
OF Wheeling. assisted the local priest
Father White, in the work and
preached many able discourses. The
mission was we'll attended and much
interest was apparent.
G. C. Keys. connected with the Ira
%. Keys Music Company. of Weston
was at home with is family over Sun
day.
Charles schmick. son OF Henry
schmick, Is Mt home from Newport
r. l., where he had been in training
for marine and naval service. He has
brief leave of absence and will re-
turn there and mt an early date will
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be assigned to position on the now
hntilnrhGn NnunLn

be assigned to n position on the now
battleship Nevada.
The home talent play given by the
Camp Fire Girls. entitled "Minnetos-
tns Dream" was produced ut the
public school auditorium before Il
fair sized audience Monday night,
Tile parts were well rendered, and
the drills skilfully and gracefully
performed. The outline and plan OF
tile play was as follows
Alinnctoskh II just being received
into membership in Camp Fire. Tho
Spirit Of Fire Is her friend md Seek
70 help her attain Camp Fire ideals,
The Spirit OF the Past shows Mime
lusku the pictures Of great women.
! The Spirit OF the Present introduces
Minnctoska to the several crafts and
camp fires, who perform drills and
dances. representative of the crafts
OF Health. nature. hand. home, bu3I-
moss. camp and patriotism. TIL"
Spirit OF tho Future calls In the bead
dances. representing honOrs 10 br
wnn. Work. health and love Civ"
their blessing 10 Minnntoska. who is
now ready 10 work for Camp Fire
The principal characters md parts
were taken by the following young
women:
Minnetoska. ........ Gladys Miller
Guardian. ......-... NGlmu ROdnfer
OpcChur. ..... MadnliHe Morley
OWagsa. ............ Edith Pepper
Dalinda ....,....N Nellie Schultz
Spirit OF Fire. .... May Droadwatcr
Spirit OF Present. . Halle VanEIOrn
Spirit Of Past. ..... Alberta Davis
Spirit OF Future. 49,. Leila Robinson
! Work ............G Garnet FanHOrn
Health. ..... frankie Williams
Love. ............... GOldlG Bran
A number Of musical numbers
were rendered on the piano by
Misses Virginia Carpenter and Al
berta Davis.
The decorations of the stage rep
resented n wooded scene with Il reHl
stump in the back ground. The en-
tertainment was we'll received and
many favorable comments have been
made on its classy execution.
Grandson Davis. n pioneer and VEN
cradle citizen residing on Flint. near
here, Is critically III OF the Infirna-
tives OF old age.
The city council held Its regular
monthly meeting Monday night and
approved an ordinance providing for
n special levy OF twenty cents for tho
extension OF street paving. The pro-
posed Improvement la to go on Water
street, or the road going to the GEM
! etery. This special levy will raise
$4,000, II the measure iB approved
by the voters. The council also
granted building permit for the
erection of garage by Garlic and Roll
Inns on the south side of Main street
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Had Lung Trouble
and Expected 10 Die

VIZ The many FeCoFeFtBS brought
about by EclkmRn'B Alternative ARE
attracting wide attention. Head
g about this caRG.-
- ID Sc, AeyAers w. Va.
tAsentlemcnt-E was taken sick in
November, 1I0S. grew steadily
worse. Had two consultations. The
verdict was the fever had Infected
mig lungs md that my ease was
h0pelehst only gave me- two months
f0live. MY physician had tried most
nh Kinds of treatment and none did
naR any EDoL. 30 he asked my htLN-
band ff he objected 20 hlnl trying
mEspraprEetAry medicine. began
yanr Alternative. NVnN In bed from
November I'D. IONS. until February
~, 1000. and was thought dying ArV-
erAl times. Today 1 nm healthier
nnd stronger than ever" (Abbrc-
= tsiEnedI MRS. II. X. BRn.EY.
Eckmhn'R Alternative liz most efilCn-
cious In bronchial cAtnrrh and sc.
we're throat and lung affections and
up-buIlding the system. Contains
no harmful or hnhlt-forminE drugs.
Accept no substitutes. Small size.
81; regular alza. Sc. Sold by lend
Ing druggists. Write for booklet
OF recoTeftes
EeISman Laboratory. Philadelphia
For Sale at BANDS Drug Store.
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cn,I,t1ss1nNER,s sAI.E.

Dy virtue OF the authority vested in me
Circuit Court Of Harrison County, West
Virginia. mado on the 10Th day OF Feb
ruaFy. 1919. In this chhncery cause therein
pending. wherein IL. r. Williams is plain
TN and Columbus HustrHd and others arc
defendants, l will on
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-08
GETS CLEVELAND MAN.

MORGANTOWN. March S.-Thc
Rev. Edward A. Knapp. D. D., pastor
OF The Woodland Avenue Presbyterian
church. Of Cleveland. o.. has been
called By the congregation OF the
First Presbyterian church of Morgan
town 10 the pastorate. DR.. krapF
has accented and hopes to be able
10 take up ris duties April l.
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.yEcIN FUNERAL HERE.

Funeral services over the body OF
Joseph Jecin. aged &c years. an en-
nIuv Of the Jamtson Coal Company az
it's Pennington mine. who was killed
Tuesday by a fall OF slate In the
mine. will be held in the slavonic
church here Thursday morning. The
burial will be in the Holy Gross GEM
ntnrN
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-08
Sore Throat Prudence.

No family medicine chest is we'll stocked
without bottle Of TONSILENE, for ynn
don't know what moment it may be needed
to relieve a sudden case Of Sore Throat.
Relieving Sore Throat is TONSTLlNE:' s
special mission. Ii l. made for that -al.
yPrtised for that-so.d Tor that Que purpose.
IONSiLENE is th9 Que and only Sarr
Throat Remedy which is sold OYER 4 larr
part of the Gni,cl States. You'll ~
oeai T0NSlLiNE one &c these e,%sSI
GAYS, or some NIGHT when the lrug n
. arc is closed letter have bottle N
rl.dy ut home when Won need it a
uia1t. DC. and 5Gr. Hospital Size III
3l.00. All Druggists. Va
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Vines OF n variety imported from
the United States are the only ones
In the vineyards of western France
which this year have ESCAPED the
worst mildew in years.
Fifty vocations are taught in the
United States navy.
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HOMER w. WILLIAMS.
Special Com lnIBslOne
State Of West vlrgluIa,

State Of West VlrEIuia,
County Of lIarrison. to-wit:
I, |. Wade CofTmun. Clerk Of the Circuit
do ur certify II that Homer ' H. wiIilams the
above named special commissioner. has px-
Pcntcd bond before me as required by the
decree In the above STYLED chAnceFy cause.
conditional according to law.
GIrn under my hand this tho LIST day of
March. 1915.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-08

Some IL per cent of the total num-
Der of adult railway employees in
the United Kingdom, representing
not less than 10000 men, are now
serving with the colors.