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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-28

When state Labor Commissioners
Jack Nightingale recently designated
the Clarksburg plant OF the Hazel-At-
las Glass Company as the best
equipped factory in the state in pro-
visions made for the safety and COM
fort of employees he summarized a vol
sune in ~ sentence Of TWO Because
back Of the existing conditions ut this
producing unit in the glass industry
of Tie state is 4 policy requiring an
outlay 81 thousands Of dollars made
experimentally and continued assured
III when the directors of tho corpora
ton analysed results and determined
the measure of greater efficiency which
resulted from the plan.
III. III. Dawson. general superintend-
ent Of the Hazel-Atlas plants IN
ClarEsburg, Grafton, Wheeling, w Va.
and Washington. Pa, was host TO q
Telegram reporter recently on an in
spection Of the Clarksburg plant. NLr
Dawson lis proud Of the Clarksburg
factory. Not once during the excur-
sion did he mention gross output il
figures, which run into millions q
pieces, more than a billion probably
But his pride was directed Is the de.
vices which have been installed fol
the safety Of the men and womeT
workers, and the rest rooms, shove
baths and other conveniences whicl
make for comfort.
The rest rooms. Of which there ar
four attached to different department.
Of the big plant, two each for men an
women. are fitted with inviting cas-:
chairs, with ma gaines and with game
with which to while away the perio'
Of relaxation. Immediately adjoiInin4l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-28

Joys nj the larger institutions in
.Clarkshurs 4 high school and graded
school furnish the educational needs
81 tho community and there are four
churches. The water system which Isl
adequatG tn the requirements &c the
town ~ maintained under q pressure
or ll5 pounds. There arc still avail.
able very desirable sites mt low cost
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-28
PEN.NSBORO.

Pcnnshoro + m excellent example
OF how settlements grow into towns
and towns achieve city proportions be
cause nearly every section o. central
West Virginia has materials which
make for economic production of I'm
.ishod products II demand. Pennsboro
.is iii Ritchic county. nine miles from
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-28
FLEN.ING.TI'.ON

a sr.cn-cont gas rate for manufac-
turers and eighteen cents per 1000
cubic feet 10 domestic consumers are
.wo of thc Inducements which Elem
ington offers to new factories. and the
citizens DC that entcrprsinE town ~
500 population arc particularly any
inus 10 secure a glass factory and Z
brick plant ALSO. they arc advertis
ing the fact tint there II need right
nov for about twenty dwellings, which
cnn bc Immediately rented.
The town i IA the Parkersburg
branch oftho Baltimore and Ohio and
u ten miles from Grafton. Tie county
sent o. Taylor county The White
horse Coal Company Inns properties
nearby and among other establish
ments which contribute 70 prosperity
are the Rc1-o-ta Bone Company. ana
the FlemlnEton Ice and Bottllng
Works. Conditions Tor residence are
excellent. including = good water sys-
tenn. two churches and two graded
schools besides the district hign.
school
Evening star., 1916-03-19
Leader,

A high quality Paramount program
Evening star., 1916-03-19
LoeW's Colum bia.

John Barrymore pictured III comic
dramatic adventure. THE Lost Bride
::rnnm. viii he the feature for the
first three DAYS OF this week. begin
ming today. at Locw's Columbia Thea :
ter. Ia this picture Mr.. barrymore
plays the part If u man who is struck
an the head hy thugs ard loses his
memory. Tie Jftcrward drifts into the
hands Of u gang that decides he Will
make u good gentleman burglar His
tirS; assignment takes him to the house
of his own fauCec. where he steals her
Weddiu2 presents lie recognizes his
fiJuCec. ana after medical treatment his
memory is restored and the much be-
lated Wedding takes place.
Thursday. Friday and saturday. Hazel
Dawn as III" picture star. in her new
phut"plaY, The Salcslady. will be the
feature The story is of Il country girl
Nyhom poverty forces to try her fortune
In New York, where she meets with
many thrilling experiences. \ notable
feature is the realistic settings pro-
vided for many of the scenes. Much
"f the action takes place in a depart
mCrt store and scenes were photo
Craphcd in one of the largest depart
Evening star., 1916-03-19

is provided for patrons of the Leader
this week For today only. Behind
the Scenes" a Mary Pickford picture.
in which she scored remarkable sue
cess. will be shown Monday and
Tuesday John Barrymore in Nearly
a King" will be the feature. This play
was written especially for Mr.. Barry
more by William Clifford. Wednesday
and Thursday The Trail of the Lone
some Pine" will be shown with Char
lotte Walker in her famous role of
June. the mountain girl. The mountain
Continued on Tenth Page)
Evening star., 1916-03-19
Crandall' S.

The Supreme Sacrifice" will he the
feature photopIay at Crandalrs today Y
and tomorrow, with Robert Warwick
iu the leading role II is founded upon
the novel. ITO Him That Hath" Adele
Blood and Edwin stevens will be pic
;ured in THE Devils Toy, Tuesds V
and Wednesday. The DEVILS Toy
tells of a man who sells his soul to the
Prince of Darkness foY wealth. fame
Evening star., 1916-03-19
ADHO1O-PlAy
YFEATURES.|

Washington audiences so often behind
the footlights, will be the picture star
today, tomorrow and Tuesday at
Moorc's Garden Theater. in her initial
camera effort. Peggy" story whose
scenes shift from fashionable New
York to Scotland. 1t is a love play.
William III. Thompson, William Des-
Evening star., 1916-03-19

Miller and others are in the cast.
Wednesday and Thursday Lillian Drew.
p. Fl. Calvert. Marguerite Clayton and
Ernest Mauphin will be pictured in
episode of The Strange Case of Mary
Page Will be shown. Friday and Sat
urday Julius Steger will be featured i'll
The Blindness of Love and Frank
Daniels. the popular comedian, in Mr.
Jack, Hero. Accomplishments by
the orchestra are feature
Evening star., 1916-03-19

vhch features Chester Conklin. May
Busch. Al st. John and Mack Swain,
Will be shown also. Wednesday and
Thursday De Wolf Hopper, the famous
star in a photo production of Don
4uIXote." Rose Melville, the original
Sis Hopkins" will he seen in A
Bunch of skeletons" Friday and Sat
urday Nine. Petrova viii be pictured
iis The Soul Market" The orchestra
viii play accompaniments.
Evening star., 1916-03-19
Strand.

Bessie BarriScale Will be pictured at
Moore's Strand Theateg today. tomor-
rev and Tuesday in The Last Act
hich deals with the infatuatfon of a
successful actress for another woman's s
husband. Clara Williams, Harry kee-
nan, May Allen and Robert Mckim are
the cast The Cinders of Love,
Evening star., 1916-03-19

meat stores in New York \ special
scene showing Il Winter Garden chorus
Is unique
Next week Pauline Frederick will he
the picture star, the first half of the
week in AUDREY. based on Mary
.inhuScu'S famous story. and Theodore
l;"3crjs and Thomas MeiShau in The
SOY, crS the last h.'f Of the week.
Evening star., 1916-03-19

trandntfs Apollo. 624 u 81. NE.
TODAY Open 3 FANNIE. WARD
fimons international star. in THE
CHEAT
Evening star., 1916-03-19

Liberty. North Capitol and r SITS.
lnDA1-OPEN WILLIAM s.
HART. in the Triangle Production. THE
DIS IPLE." Also MARK SWAIN. WITH
WIRELESS. Mack Sennett Triapgle
keystone Comedy
Evening star., 1916-03-19
Roller Skating cdnlsnnM oGNrRHh
Penns. Ave. at Ninth at. NV.
MASKED MARVEL
ALL THIS WEEK.
Special Film Features

Home Thenter. 18th and SITS. NE.
TODAY-OPEN :; P.M-ROBERT WAR
WICK, in THE FRUITS OF DESIRE
Evening star., 1916-03-19

trandnlf~ Theater. 9th md r. Sts.
TO-DAY S-prE\ = PM ROBERT WAE
WICk. in THE SUPREME SACRIFICE -
The sun., 1916-10-26

90 barley; bu, l,l,s; Csr:. eu see nSSr'
lbs i93, so. pork, bills So; beet, bbls IS:
hacons, his. Iss.s hams lbs, 1900; lard
eating oil, gals, 1850.
FOREIGN INDUSTRIAL CORP Has been
srarleI charter In Dover 90 transact gen
eral mercantile. and commercial business
capital stock, "0",.N'
FOSTER & ADAMS Admitted as mem
L."s e. W Adams, In charge OF bond
lent, and Lawrence swift, in charge OF Utica
Office,
GOLD SHIPMENTS s. 1000 o has been r,
, Tor SCOUT OF s'" Of 's''i + ao m ! &c, I Co A% %a4ins
so far total OF Si2:,sO,UO from all sources.
HUNTINGTON DEy. 4 GAS Co.-Board Of
directors authorized immediate construction Of
plant for recovery OF ~sasol"ne from natural gas
40 OO0,ooC "u. II. OF gas a day.
NATIONAL. SURETY CO.-Net for ? months
'Ud"l Sept. 20 SIS, 75S from underwriting and
If s5s, 7s2 from Investments N addition there
III, making total II 81, lS7,3u, of which SEQ. 600
WA paid in dividends aud Sss:- FL odd..A 20 sur
plus which now totals s'iGrs. compared
sio.9iO,Ool compared with 1899, Soi on Dec, al,
TIRE on GO Declsr red quarterly dividend
n SO and extra dividend OF ~ on the com,
mon, payahl" Dee. ! 10 stockholders Of record
Nov, Is, An extra VI 20 was disbursed In last
quarter.
sOI'TH PORTO moo SUGAR CO.-Nct "a,
year endp'l Sept, ~ 81, 7oS, $50, me. 81. IN, ass
halsnc" slsl, 500, compared with $3.50, ssi In 1915
surplus was s2, 1851. Inc, y. 2sh, is6, equal I,
Go,G5to on t5,ssi $50 common stock after dedic'
Ing dividends, compared with 2I<es on y,
37l. 900 common last year.
WASHINGTON steel 4 ORDNANCE CO.
Received contract from the Government involv
ing 3,5M II. inch shells for Navy Dept to cost
81, 72s, 900. or s+T2 q shell. Rumored Navy Dep
V In market Tor 5,50s shells Of sams size.
The sun., 1916-10-26

SSsnns,a' snd rsfund,ns in's sold
$4,000 Yosemite Valley II, X, Co. LIST mtg
SGs tinsins fgnd 30 year sold bonds,
ist lien so year So. gold bonds. Inter
n MaH series; due June i i9ia. 81.
goli bonds-Louisvilis Nashville
collateral. due Oct; !. 1881. 81.
70 shares v!saysH Reclining Co. 90.
30 shares National Nassau bank. ~ per
200 shares Majestic Mines Co.. Soc. per
800 share. Horn silver Mining Co. s.c. per
80 shares Keokuk & Des Moine, RAILWAY
) share, Michis'an Central n, R. lsoX.
100 shares Hooking Valley Products Co.
., ooNo' ], g, &c. y, a..
1919, No. !. Coupons June and Dee.
100 sharss N. v. Pennsylvania & Ohio r..
IL, co. pf non voting beneficiary Ctf, .
~ shares West Chicag. street Il. u
60: 90 shares Detroit southern 4 II.
Co. common, trust GUS; 10 share
Rely Motor %. 1900 share. MriGrac
Tonopah Minins Co.. shares Louis
II, Il. 90, common. : shares Mountain
King Mining Co.: $4,000 Bankers 4
MsrIhants T',sSr'Eh CO., f,nl; mtg,
Inc"rp%ated common; 5000 Wabash.
pi,tsburg Terminal Hallway co %
mig. 40 bonds, que 1895 ctns' OF dep
SO lot,
30 shares South Mills Co. (N. ". 81 lot.
i2o shares Northern Pacific Il r. 90, com
mon. $50 lot.
si.s3G Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas Railway
90. scrip on acct. OF interest OF "a
mtg. income bonds, s.it lot
S64l.G Commonwealth of virginia, West
Virginia scrip, slSj.
/ 500 shares Minneosta. Railway Construc-
rru. ''0 s,, CO lar 'M n no ' 'ttSs ' im,ore,, in TN.
Hastings & Dakota Hallway Co" $50
The sun., 1916-10-26
CANADIAN LINE BUYS
M. ST. L., IT'S SAID
Wall Street Surprised by Ac-
ton Of Underwriters Of
Reorganization Plan.
LARGE DEAL IN STOCK
Grand Trunk Reported to Re
Interested I'm the Trans
action.
LARGE DEAL IN STOCK

In the year before his death Edwin
Hewley, who controlled the Minneapolis
and st. Louis Railroad and the Iowa
Central and who with his associates
controlled the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas. made an agreement with Sir
Donald Mann and Sir william MacKen-
zie. projectors aud builders Of the Cana
dian Northern. whereby the Minneapolis
and st. Louis was to build an extension
from WATERFOWL, s. D.. TO the Canadian
border. where II was to meet the Cana
dian Northern. The idea was to have a
road-the only one OF its kind--tS trans
port wheat and lumber to gulf ports
and bring back the cotton. rice. sugar
and other things not grown In Canada.
With Hawley's death he plan was
abandoned and his roads went into the
hands OF receivers. With the outbreak
OF the wal the Canadian Northern be-
came financially embarrassed, for II had
undertaken the extension OF its lines on
a transcontlnental scale from the ice
free ports OF the Atlantic TO the ice free
ports OF the Pacific. Bonds TO complete
these lines had been guaranteed by the
Dominion OF Canada and its Provinces.
The Canadian Government itself bor-
rowed money in this market. Little By
little Dominion. provincial and municipal
securities appeared In this market and
then securities OF Canadian railroads
guaranteed by the Dominion or by the
Provinces In II.
Some of these railroad securities
Canadian Northern's. Grand Trunks and
Canadian Pacihc's-were placed as coll
lateral for the $3.50 900, 900 two year
United Kingdom loan which cam out
late In August
Wall Street was accordingly surprised
Yesterday when Il was reported on high
authority that the Minneapolis and st.
Louis had been bought by the Canadian
Northern. II was declared that the
underwriters Of the Minneapolis and ~.
Louis reorganization plan had disposed
OF their holdings and that the change Of
ownership Of this large block OF stocS
would naturally result In a change In
the management OF the property.
Through n man closely associated In
the negotiations II was learned that the
Grand TRUNK was also interested In the
transactions.
The sun., 1916-10-26
PUBLIC UTILITIES NEWS.

AMER. TEL. 4 TEL.-Has been permitted
by Illinois Supreme Court TO purchase Inter.
state Telephone 4 telegraph Co.
CHICAGO. FOX LAKE q NORTHERN
FIEC. RR,-Has asked Illinois Public Utility
Commission for authority TO issue 1852 100 in
stock and execute morts 40 OF N.0oo.00o. I'm
der latter S75o.000 bonds are TO I've put out.
proceeds to be used for construction OF line
from Evanston to Palatine, III.
FIFTH AVE. COACH COOPERATING rev.
enue in year ended uns 30 last IVES q. sss. -,
inc. OF S2is.iis over preceding year. Total
net income was &3s ,si3. inc. &ss.l+2. surplus
$3.50 2s. inc. SsS 500.
MONTANA POwER-Gross earnings for
quarter ended Sept. % we're ai,507, ~. agaihat
n. for corresponding quarter Of 1916:
net after taxss was u,itl, 2si. Agetnat t7e&,S3t.
With surplus after charses esss,o against
Sls7. $50. Nine months gross earnings awers
SA,Ai,. I2l, against q, ss3. J2s In hrst mine months
Of 1916: surplus After charges was $3.S7o.63G.
against q. races last year.
NEW ENGLAND POwER CO.-sept. gvoss
Sle5, 725, Inc. ~. III: net ss3, %0s, inc. G,s34; bal
ance altar all dividends S2.27, dec. N.Va.
PHILADELPHIA CO.-Reports gross earn
iugs of its various departments for Septcm-
- a M. ~. Inc. e91, ~; net After taxes
Sess, 63i, inc. W, b0i. Six months sross $s,7i7.
500. inc. ssaS $50; net sfter taxes N.sti.oiS, Inc.
TENNEssEE RY.. 1T. 4 POWER-Com.
biued groSs earnings 0f all Subsidiaries for
nine months endsd Sept. 70 wer4 0.bsa.ea
arsipst t2.Sl4, s0i for the corresponding period
81 1915. Net wss ti.6<o. 27e, inc. ll6s, ~. Sop
tember grOss earnings wero e1S1,6S7. INC ms;
mt rs III. Inc. fts&.
The sun., 1916-10-26
AT AUCTION.

20 shares Hanover National Bank. $50.
$4,000 Atlas Portland Cement Co. LIST mts.
March and sept. loax.
5000 BROOKLYN heishts r y. Co. ir mtg
ana bends ioS sSs 1871 Interest April
3 shares Peoples Trust Co, Brooklyn, ess.
20 shares I~nternationai Elsvating Co.. s7n.
Q shares Klondyke Gold Mining Co; IS
shares Yukon, Cariboo, British Coium.
bia Golding Mining development co.
s ~ s".s Ssan "n,.s' w .ss'H WORKS nSi: CO 20 IL
shares Farwell Consolidated Mining
co.; s26 shares Adams Prospecting
as shares Nicaragua Trading Co. 81
G.orss A. R.yno,d.. SiS.So'" ~
si.sl%S judgment and interest from June
is. 1907. against r. q, Rowland. -
3, 100 shares Basonopa Mining Co.. ~ lot
200 shares Pennsylvania cement Co.. 50.
700 shares United states Finishing Co.
Common, ~.
80 sharos shsepshesd Bay Speedway
Corpn. common zoe. per share.
1851 Texas 4 Pacific Rwy, LIST mtg. bond
scrip. 90.
400 shares International Tungsten corpn,
&2s per share.
10 shares Wildwood Park Co, ScS. 900 lot.
si,OOo Oregon Short Line Halfway Co
, Inc. A so bond. due July l. 1916.
: 1904,
shares Union Trust 90. of New Jersey
Jersey city, 20.
100 shares singer Manufacturing co. ?sox.
10 shares Pacific Gas & Electric Co. pr
Slh.
80 shares Pacific Gas q Electric Co. rom
mon. b7is.
,s.ssV Pacific Ga. = Electric O. ~
The sun., 1916-10-26
MAGMA JUMPS TO
NEW HIGH ON CURB
Sells at % 3D. After Gaining
~ Points Over Re-
. ccAt Advances.
HOLLY SUGAR IS ALSO UP
Midvalc. United Motors and
other Prominent Shares
Arc Weak.
HOLLY SUGAR IS ALSO UP

The ~ poin: advance In Magma Cop
per. which sold up to ian. . new high
record and a gain OF more than 10 points
IN he last few days. was the feature Of
trading on tho Broad street curb yes
terdiy Strength In the stock 10 at
tr.buted TO reports OF important devel-
opmen,s at the mine and rumors that
Negotiations are under way 10 merge
the Magma with the Inspiration Copper
Company.
IrregularIty In an active market
marked the day among the list In gem
sral, a few strong spota showing up.
Holly Sugar was a leader among the
industrials. with sales to 59h, a high
record for the current movement. and IL
net Improvement OF 6h points.
Mldvale steel. United Motors ana
other prominent shares were slightly UNI
der pressure. though net changes were
unimportant. being confined to narrow
fractional limits. Springfield body pre-
ferred moved UP 8 points to a new high
record. while Sinclair Oh duplicated Its
recent high marx. Sales and quotations :
,.
The sun., 1916-10-26
HONEY mi EXCHANGE.
CALL MONEY.

T! MONEY-Mar ket active and eoft.
SKY days, AZ ninety days. 3hG3ls%: four
mon.ns' sh@s,n7s: hvs months. SxaSass: sig
Lhc range In the seek ended October %.
i'lo' was from 2ts% for sixty days TO s% for
~ months: range in the week ended October
=; 'S,; from stsH~ for sixty days 70 stst*
lor SIX months: range In the week ended
70 tSTohb for six months.
0 NERCfAL PAPER-Tradina light and
Iatee Unchanged at 3isT for prime four 10 six
n,onihs pills and ~ for ordinary good
names. Latter ratu was uill largely nom
mai AND son:e really prime paper was taken
~ Acceptsncss slso were IN scsnt
suppy. .Bstes were. 2%F?S for 10 days:
esys tndorsed bills receivable, eligible
tor tvdhscount NJ Federal Reserve BANK
xnemnoA hins ruled from SIS TO u OF ~
"xher in revers. order Of maturity.
NEW Y0RK BANK CLEAHINus.
The volume Of business Transacted IN or
,n'oufh New York on Tuesday IL Indicated
oy We fsct that bank ciearinSs reported
!cs,erosy BY the New York Clcsring House
,o,aiied SG25.3'7, ase. These daily figures lack
ssn'ncance unless compsrrd with the daily
,Ncrages In the corresponding periods Of
!crnier years New York. the financial crn.
". rehecte more or less accurately business
snu financial conditions throughout the coun.
~ Tnc comparisons viii be found rven
more valuable when considered in oorrec-
,lon NUN the eummary OF railroad earnings
puoiishco under Railroad News"
The sun., 1916-10-26
MINING NEWS.

ALLoUEZ MINING CO-Company IL pro
ducing copper at rate OF 100000 lbs q
year.
AMER. ZINC. LEAD & SMELLING co -
Acquisition Of 500 %re,orts by CRANKY Mining
q Smelling Co. viii increase production by
approximaiely $500 tons OF spelter . W.
providing each fctort yields ga tons n year,
Absorption Of CRANKY property will put com
pany In position to sell all grades of zinc.
BUTTE 4 SUPERIOR MINING CO. Com.
pany shows $500 tons OF ore milled and
treated in oil ~iiotation plant In Sept. and
IL, G94 tons concentrates recovered assaylng
Sac zine. Cost of ton concentrate was S. II
ana concentrate is valued at $3.50 pet ton
The sun., 1916-10-26
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

AMERICAN HIDE 4 LEATHER CO,-Net
for ist quarter OF fiscal ysAs estimated
Siio. 7iY, dec. sess.l77: surplus after preferred
dividends q. 1854. 900 or e.&G% ON common stock
For . months company earned 1895, CON.
pared With b.5% last yr. Operating income
iSs s sSs Us, i nss%s si M Il H; az G.S. .'s ni,. dSs. S''''
AMER, MALT Co.-lneoms Tor ", ended
The sun., 1916-10-26
RATES on OrHYR COUNTRIES.


AppsoximAts psrities Of above srs. Hol.
land. 70 Is cents: Italy. Greece and Switrer-
land. s.is,s lire. drschma and francs respec.
lively: Russia. N.N cents. Austria, 20. %
cents; DENIM srk. sweden and Norway, es as
cents; Brazil, 81 cents: Arsentina, paper,
UG cents; Arssp,ins. sold.. lo,ss pesos: In.
d DOMESTIC ExcaxHoE-soSon, Dor; Chi
csSo, par: 81. Louis. io0Ikc. discount: san
Francisco, ioc. premium; Montreal, par: Gin.
.InnAti mar
The sun., 1916-10-26
sILvER PRICES.

Ayerage price Of silver in New York In
October, 1915, was 10 sshc. an ounce: October
islt. so e5c. {: October. 1918, 607ec.: October
1872. 4. tfc.: October. 1911. S.3%c.
The sun., 1916-10-26
LssAe. Wool Auction sales.

LONDON. Oct. 25.-Onerings were $500
bales Ut the wool auction sales to-day.
New clip West Australian greasy sold at
2n. Id. and New South Wales at 10.
sHd. The home trade and Russia were
free buyers.
The sun., 1916-10-26
SERVE RANks.
-~AtrlcuTturaI and i've etoNk paper mi
. OF from u days 10 ak months
EOREl0N EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
Russian exchange lost ten points IN yrs'ri.
days TRACING in foreign bills. Swiss sal
French france improved frsctionally. Reichs
r1srks ana lire were weak and Austrian
kronen. remained inert 81 the lowest quota.
tons Tor the current downw ard movement.
GuilG"rs and scandinavian kroner were firm.
sterling bills of all descriptions were un.
changed.
IN The following sbles. when the de
mand" sight or "check' rate 10 quoted
IN United Ststea currency IL 10 said to
favor this country 10 less than par. hu,
vhen anoied in foreign currency II 10 said
TO be "asainst" this country II lsss than
par. For the convenience Of readers -uch
rates are marked "F' when III favor Of and
"A" when against this country.
The sun., 1916-10-26
DAILY AVERAGES.

Ihf SUB Treasury was debtor To the Clear.
ny HOUSE. TO the extent OF ts.ti7.tfo FEDERAL
Hsssrve Bank debit balance, 81. $50. 16,.
Ranks gained from the Sub.Trrasury SC. ses. q.
w; GAINED since Friday. fl0.67?, 90.
The sun., 1916-10-26

Par StseG
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-03-30
CHER0kEE.

John Anderson, the lumbet dealer,
was a business visitor in Johnson
City last Saturday.
Mr.. John w. Feathers and wife
were visiting Mrs, Butler last Sun
day.
Spears Greene of Johnson City was
visiting friends here recently.
Rev. George Phelps preached a fine
sermon at Union Sunday.
Mr.. d. f. Fine, our tax assessor,
was in Johnson City last week on
business. Mr.. Fine has made a
splendid assessor for the county and
his friends hope he will be re
elected. Ho deserves an indorse-
mcnt on his record.
john A. Scott, the merchant, was
in Johnson City or business Monday
John d. Leach q Johnson City was
visiting relatives J ere recently.
r. r. Scott wa" here from Embre
Vile last Saturday.
The many frionGr of Sheriff Pritch
EFT here arc real G.. d that he got tht
postmostcrship Al jonosboro, rs h
has a host Of friC S here.
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-03-30
DANGERS or DRAFT.

Drafts feel best when we are hot
and perspiring, just when they are
most dangerous, and the result is
Neuralgia, Stiff Neck Sore Muscles
or sometimes an attack of Rheuma-
tism. 1t stimulates circulation to
the sore and painful part, The blood
flows freely and in aShort time the
stiffness AID pain Aeaves.
Those sttfering<from Neuralgia or
Neuralgia Headache will find one or
two applications of Sloan's Liniment
will give grateful relief. The agon-
izing pain gives way to tingling
sensation of comfort and warmth and
quiet rest and sleep is possible.
Good for Neuritis too. Price Csc
at your Druggist.