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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27

Oie erfte almlpro@e bisIt Elm 13s
iIbrtger So3ioItit. MboIpb Wlumsns
5obn bon ber 0fentli4en G&ule glo.
122 8. Strabe unb /. Qlbenue. ~Nies
manb lam cine Gamitie bon 5 ober
'e R6pfsn NIT einem Wo@eneintOms
men BON SIT bic gDods erndbrsn,
ipenn bic RartoffeIn 8 gts. unb bic
.3ipiebeln is Cts. bas pfunb toiten!1
pubte Der anirps au er5dblen. Sas
muel 9earbskp bon BON ber fo0ialiitis
idsn RanbiduIe rief Der Mafe au:
.Wenn fie eud ersabIsn, iis MOLTEN
cine llnterfuduns einleiten. 70 fhrsit
ben 5srridboftsn in 9llbunp ius @es
iint: Gum 1euftl nit elrsm unterius
ten! Wir pollen 9rot!@ WihasI
8ropn lisb cine fsisrli4e ~Wdrnung
an bic fapitaIiiiiifx alaHe" pom
Gtapel, Der er cine Rspplution aniiins
biste, penn iit ben 8efhpsrbsn bts
@olies fsin 9sb0r f4enie = 100000
Mdnrsr unb 5raueu fpiirbsn in 3sit
BON elmer Wof., ipsnn Bis bahin teins
Nbbilfe aefdafen fei. bie 5. Mpenue
biuaufmarihiren. unb es ipiirbs, ipie
Der Rsnner binsufiists, ben pornsbmen
@diten Delmonieos, Sberrps unb bes
WaIborf 9lftorias5otels ni9t gut
beiommsn, foIlten lie fid binaustpas
gen. um 81 gdffen-
William aarlin bebauerts bic 3ei'
tunasf6reiber, pcn bsnen einise einen
Wchenlobn BON SIS bis $50 beims
triieeu, beut5uiase uiht esnug, nm bas
9eben elmer Gamilis bappn gu friiten.
Ra6bem bieferHsbner nod aomptrol'
Ter prenbergait nit einem .@rano
pianc peraIidNn, tpibmete er bem
prGiibentsn Dilion feline bsipsiiisrs
li6e aufmsrtidmteit. Der 9rdfibent
bat Isinen f6psren Summer iiber bic
ameriianer. bic iih issi an ibrer Der
aniisuuesrsiIe nad europa Dsrhinosrt
iebsn. Bie oiele bon su6 ipiinfben
mad europa 5u fabrsn2" = abrns
bam :. Sbiplocoff ertldrte: goupers
nsur Mbitman frdst ben autud nah
1umsernben ainosrn. Wlapor Mit4el
rSGbIt euh 5rGaen. ibr mDhttt eud
nab Ilbanp tperbeu, unb bort fasi
eud bic rspubIiianif6e aeaislatur:
SaIiet eut on bic bemot.atif9e abs
miniiiration in Waibinston, unb I'm
ndticnalen aapiioI ipirb mon euh
pobrIheinlid ratben. 3u 8ptt, bem
anmddtig.u, au bsten.] Der Rebn.r
beriste an, bab bds @olt bic fir bas
perantiportli1en Serrs
i4aftsn no anbsrs binf6iden follte.
Cine 5iirtin bemerti. pon ibrer Sete
feniiits berurter: Gs III niti beutf6.
propaganda. es finb Iesr. Waeen, bi.
bier iprehenl"
Gum SdIub ipurbe Jrau Jarob
panten. bic @orfisenbe Der Wct6ers'
6is5 gries 9eague bspollmdhtiai, Elm
Stretben on Goup.rneur Wbitmdn
3u ienbeu, In oen ssfesgeberiits abs
hilfsmabreg.lu unb prompies 8erbOr
fiir Elm Rommitts. Der Rotbleibeuben
yeforbsrt pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
alus ben, SOsuni3ipalseridt

Ritter Jor sins s.iierH tpissr NIT
elmer gn3abl autoraitrn ftrens ms
Gsri6t. Die bSffts Straf, $50
ipurbs iiber Grant 3. Mutnsr uon
glo. 1857 Queen eiin ap.nus pers
fingt. Der naG ben angaben pon Do
IiSsiinipsttor ylimmo am Samftus
9lbenb in bstrInisnsm 3uitdnb elm
slutomObil selsnit bate unb IN rers
ftbisbene anbsre Gsidbrte bin.insss
fabren mar, ebe er binsfeit ssma6t
iperben fonnie.
9nrrD Rabids BON Ro. 1011 GsioH
guenue mubts fpegtn 4uiomobiIrdiens
$50 une bic Soften erIeeeE; Jobn
1orbnd. Go. 564 GIberon Qpnue,
Somss Rpbinfon. go. 5627 5amilion
glpenus, Wiaiam SuHts. go. 1856
sbparbs ROab, Gsorse 9uuisman,
Ho. 966 airbert glrsnus unb elmer
Goob, Ro. 1910 WdrfoH GbsHus,
tpurbsn NIT elmer @sIbfrafe bon js
SIS uHb Rotten bebaft anb bic elei6s
Sirais ipurbs iibsr bic Wotorrubfab,
rsr S0fspb SadObs Don No. 529 mtf;
adis Gtrnb. unb. elmer 5urlmsl
DON no. 24O1 Gin Gtrabe pUbGust;
~ $40 unb AoIien ipurbeH George
ssemp DON 30. 244 asornep apsnus
unp Tbeobor gIidtns DON 30. 5825
0Ieupislp efbsnns psruriheiti, ipat,
rab Mnfisr Dumphp pcH 30, 2ai
Glen Girabs NIT siner gsIbhrafe
pon s5-unt aofsn bappnsauL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
Die yrustraiualle in gaeiu gorf.

lleber bic Dempnitraiion Der WoIfs.
nptA om Samitog auf bsm Wabifon
Square beridtet bic 81. .. Staats
5eituns":
Cine Temonitrotion bes MaFen.
elenbs, tpie Der Mabiion Gaiiare
port lie iid in bitisn berrliden g.ros
peritdts3eiten toum bate trGumen
loiIen. tpurbe seitern Ra6mittas in
oem alten part inijsnisrt. Der Der.
iammluna, bic 70 frieblih unb orbs
nungsmdbia p,rli'i. ipis lpobl faum
cine friibere @oIistunbeebuns unter
dbulihen llmiidnbeu, follisn leiber tu.
multarifde Ssen,n Dor BEN Wals
ocrf slftoria 6otsI fplsen, mo- elm
pisItauieuSl6pfis.r ipiitbenber Sauien
BEN 8oubsrnsur usrmutkte. Der in
Dirtlidteit i'm 6otsI ct. Reais
iDsilte unb in ber friiheu Ra5mits
tagsituubsn 9elsgsnbsit bate, Der
proSefion Der na6 benz 8eriamms
lungspldts piIgsrnbtn notbfeibenbeu
Menfbhtit bonn sebntsH Giod b.s
6oteIasbduoss hrab susufhauM. Die
po!iaei Dermohts nur nnh balbftiinbis
gen gemiibungen bic Ra9bari9aft
beg Wolborf Gfioria 5oteIs gu
fGubern, unS mebrere 9srbaftun1en,
ipie nu6 bic ll.6erfii6rung o,rIdiebee
nsr 9erlebter rod BEN einen pber ans
beren 5oIpitcl bilbeten ben routine
mdkiuen abftluB beg WdFsnbramas.
SIN @arnunqer an bic .aapitaliiiii4.
9laiTt" unb iosar uirperbfiimten 9ros
bunueu NIT Der .Repolutipn' baitsn
Die Rsonsr unb RsbHerinnsn, bic iih
i'm gdrte einnnbsr obl0Fsn, es nitt
fshIn lafIsu unb peber prdiib,nt
@ilfor, nod 9oupernsur Dhiimdu
unb Uohor Mitbel sntsinsen iartaftis
f6eu @uerifFsn feitens Der Wdnger
iiHo grausH auf ben r.ipetiipsn Ssis
fentiften.
SH unesfihr sipausia periti,beH.n
pro5eiiionsn rpdI5ien ii6 Die RaNen,
gu eeuen nbgsbdrmte 5rausn, pieliat
nit ibrsn Babies auf ben 2lrmm, bas
Sauptioriinasrt ifsllten. in ben rit.n
Raamittassitlmben nod bm Nart,
obne eob Is iroenbpo 3u RHheft0runs
Gen tom. Snsheionbere perhtIt ift
bic MafI., bi. iih iibet bic 5. aDe.
hepeqte, muiterbaft rubis uub blidi..
fiibDorts pilgsrnb. aaum nud rshts
uno linis. @naperneur Whitman
mar, ME srpdbnt, 3ufdouer bes 3us
qss. ohne bub irssnbeiuer Der Wars
ftlisrsnoeH 5u piHen fdieH. bdt bas
Staatsobsrhoupt anf bem in S0bs bss
sebnten Stods selegensn Sotslbalton
nRsoue nbndhm". @rimniiss gnts
fhioFenbeit matte fi6 ouf ben @ss
fidtern. unb Offenfiftlit parsn ale
0empnitrautsn I'D, bsipubi, baB lie
ipebs- su einsm pidnid marfdiert.n
nod cine portsipofitifhe 6aupt. urb
Stadtsatilpu Der Sfped Der uebiing
mar.
Die qort Sunbdebuna ssrfitl in
brsi oerIaiebens 0erfdmmlunsen, be-
ren 2sitsrinHsu grl. Sofspbine Camp
bel, beJip. 5rou Bella gistpmdu gill
bsrman urb frl. Selen giiher ipdren.
Die Rebner eilten Don einer bisfer
8erIammluEeen sur onbereu. uHb
pdhrenb bic WGnnsr unb graueu
.ufdten, ifipoa rds ~tleife Seer"
INNER aepdltigsr on Biz fdliebIih ber
garse Squdre Don benz Wlnfdenae,
frimmI srfiilIt mar. Je braififfer
IND Observation-Disclosures bte @suberunseu
Der Rebner Iduteten, beiio lauter mar
audi Der geifon, unD ffets fdisnen Die
Jrduen leifter ben 3usanq su ben
Ssrsen Der 2auihenben Su finbeH, als
bic mdnnIi6sn Rebnsr, ipis aud bic
nitbif6 fbre9euben Wdnnr unb
Jrausn ar0bersn 9eifalI einbeimfen,
aIs bic Rsbnsr snslf6<r 3unse.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27

Der 6riebe nit 9eutf6s
lamb tanu geiiaert uerber, penn Der
Prdfoent fi4 rerpffi9tet, unbeipaff.
nete S9iFfe, oAne 9unuipaare, 0ura
ote 9efdbr5one gu fdideu. Gr 6rt
fetn Rs6t 5u uertdngen, bab ame.ttas
nif4e S6iffe, nit 8anntpaarcn an
gOrb, eefdpnt tuerben. Wir ielbit bas
ben biefe ShDnuHg uiemaIs geiibt.
Gbsnio penig bat Der praiiSslt elm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
Di. auiomObil. gsusrs

syrsnlber: Yglk mar es m6sIi6. bab
Der granb ioIhs ausbebnuus ntbmsu
ionniss Die O<msinbe bat bod erit
fiirsli& sirs elutowobilfpris. auss'
fdaHils
Ginbeimiider:: ga, fpifTsn g, bic
is Md. sur gisn gereicH, NIT Der bot
Der Biirstrmsiitsr unb ftins Gamilis
psraOe n snsiIus seu'aAtI-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27

0Re9t au psrIansen, bab bsitiidie
|S1iffe seibont fperben, benn bic @ss
idabs iinb fir ansriffs5psde be-
iiimmt unb siu 9anpelsfHiff bat fein
Reat, feine DurGJllduns au psrbins
bern uno feline @erientuns. tpenn iih
Bannpaare an gorb befinbst. Gas
bat Der prdiibent in isiner Nots oil
SeutIdlanb 5ugeifanben. gs 1T bas
Der nidbts anoeres, dls stn 8epeiS
ieiner fsinbIi9en geiinnuns, bab er
jebt bic ameritanifd fdeu 9anoelsidiffs
in &riegsI6iffs ptrpanbelu min.
Oie Rem gorter 9efunobeits'
beporpe sibt bic lIriade Der 5bsusrun9
rihtis an, neil Iie ebrIi1 bentt uno
ipri6t unb finbet iie barin, Dab alls
2ebensmittsl benz ameritaniihen
@olfe ent5ossn perben, I'M iie ben
aGiirten su5ufiibren, sic ertldrt, bab
pcnig Nabrunssmittel in &ii9lbGuisrn
.sebaIten perben. Oas brauat gar
nidt sftpisIeu gu perbsn, iunbern TT
Elm 9ernunfti6lub. @enn als Waas
rem auber 2aroes sebeu, bleibt nif;ts
fir bic qufIpeideruns iibrig urn
fpenn preiie bod iinb, lam Der al:ir>
bdnbler ni4t 10 piel peroienen. tpic
lpenn tie nisprig iino uno iie mR'lsn
bod iein, psnn bis 1347 pro3ent llns
Iertr pi6tigitsn 2ebensmittel apfr
Qanoes geben. 2lu1 III es BON Der Jrobz
isnten Rotbpenbisteit gu beber3iaen,
mas bic Tep Yprter @eiunobeitsbes
bDrpe als 5olge oes Grpprts in ausa
ii6t ite[t, nGmli6 Elm Siedtbrm in
alien Samtlien, peren Ginfommsn
nidt mebr aIs $500 ous Subr betrc:t
unb bds iinb tpsnisitens 80 pro':nt
Der ameritunii6sn itGbtiideR @ep0l=
fsrung. I'm ben aaiirten gu b'lt.n,
piro bus amsritaniihe Bolt ecm
Siehtbum iiberliefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27

Was Der qrdfioent rers
lanai. lit oas Re9t, &ries pbne GU
itimmung oes &pngrehe5 gu Iafren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27

Die prObriten et5d 9Ien
uns. bab gar tsins gaot6 i'm aaloe
berri6t. &artoffeIn gu S. ben Su.
fbel iino ibnsn Elm gepeis, oaB pas
@olt i'm ueberfluB ihpeIst. Us SIht
teins biimmeren Siisner, als bic Prcs
briteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27

Dem prdiibenten gebt g
pFIsnbar gu Sersen, baB niA5 Ts9r
Qabrunasmittsl aussefibrr irerosn
tDnnen. glus oieisn Stnaos ipil e'
S6iIfe beipdffner. pamlt ras isBts
Stiid 9roo i'm 2auoe ben 4uur;en
suasfii6rt perben fann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27

Die Reoe bes BRA iDen :
ten lGuft barauf binaus. Dab sr Den
@iGen Gnslunos OpIitredt. Dicles
tpia teine ameritanii9en Sruppen,
ipnbsrn iihre 5u9rt fir feline GIfu6s
rem uno bas min Der Irdiioent icbt
ibm gtpGbren. SeutIider lam er Difht
bepeifen, als nit ieiner an ben Gons
grcB seItsIlten Gorberung, ouB er nou
unb gang auf Seiten Der aaiirien
fteb!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27

Der ptdn oes Yrd laen
ten, unisre SunDsIsi4iffe gu bs'pafI=
men, 1T abfolut pertblos uno nur ges
eignet, &ries berbei5ufiibrsn. SauG,
bopte peroen tein HiI Iito nit betpIffnes
ten Sd)iffen nebmen, fpnberu lie ohne
@etteres serienten. Tlit aaleritanis
iaen S6iffen, bic unbepoifuet 'inb,
iperben lie fdDneno rerfa9ren, .rie has
bisber geideben III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27

Wie Der 9rGiibsHt es ans
beutst, fir6tet er, oab tuenn Der aoHs
areB naa benz 4. Mdr3 in Slsuns
bleibt, bieler cine sriessertldrung
paiTiren nerbs, ipslde ohue 5rage isbr
pieIe aongrsbs sWitslieoer pal iIireu
.polIen. g(Gein mas Der prdiioeni be-
obii6tist, 1T ntft bIos eine ariegse
ertlGruns, ipnbern tbatfdaIi4er &rieg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27

Sos l1nterieebopt, qeaen
fpel9es Der prGIiDent &rieg plant, 1T
cine bere6tigte @affe. aIs in Der
Saager &onferen5 1890 bic 5-age
borla9, pb Der 9ebrau4 Don llnteriees
booten ftattbaft iein Ioae, ertIdrten
ii9 bic Selegaten Der Der. Stcalen
unb BON 5rantreit sescn Elm iottes
8erbot, neil bas Sauaboot als CUTE
@ertbeiOigungsz zWaffe perpenobG- lei.
Or beutIfe 8ertreter mar nit einem
fOl9en gsr6ot einperitanben, penu
ale beiitimmten, pas, ipie geiagt, uiht
geitehen 1T. Dag 9eutidlanb jet
bisie 8uffe 10 trGitig benust, III apei
llmitdnbsn suauidreiben: bab Gngs
lamb oas g0ltsrrs9t bur9 ben 9srs
fu9, Die beutIae 3tuilbep0lferung
aussu6ungern, iiber ben 5aufen ees
tuotfen bat unb oab Die Ser. Stdc!en,
beren pfliat es mar, bsm 90lterrett
InertenHuHg gu oerihuffen, bas brus
tale Gerbalten Gnslanos geFtattsteu.
Beun Der PrGfibent iogt
iDie es in isiner Rebe i'm &oEgreb
geI4is6t, DuB Oeuti9lanb Deriprot5en
babe, unter fetnen umitdnbez einen
unssbinoerten Sau6boottrieq an fii1s
ren, 10 mOge er gefdaigit Die oeatiGc
Note i'm Suiiers5aa ua6leIen. DIR.
piro er finoer, oas GeltI1lan0 ous.
brudIt6 erlldrt. es perot zen unaes
binOerten 1au6boottrieg er0ffnen,
ipenn gngldno ni6t feline 8erIphe
5ur aus6ungerung DeutI6lonos Gins
feat. Sn oieisr @eiIe mar cg oer
prafoeuten an6eimgeiteGt nDrben, Sen
Sau4boottrieg in Der f6arfcn fyDrn
Su perbinoern, inoem er Snq( mn
spdns, Die 9lodabe, bic be. praipent
fel6it fir ungeTeblia srtldrt Bat, eins
aufteuen. 9as bat CT niht uet6cn.
Demna3 bat 8euti4lano fein Gers
tprehen ni6t gebrphen, a6er Der lrd.
tIoent bat es ar06li6 osrd5IGunt. feline
pfli9t aegenii6er feiusm siseuen 2anoe
5u srfiilen.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-17
Desire for Drink Gone
Again Making Money
Happy Experience of Neal Cured Grocer Who Writes
the Neal Institute.

Il am o. X. and again making
money. All craving for liquor is gone.
1 handle 1t some and have been at the
old places where once went, but have
no desire for anything to drink
thanks to the Neal Treatment"
A grocer, in business for himself,
in northern Ohio city, sends this
cheerful message to the Cincinnati
Neal Insti;ute-once the old home.
stead of Capt. c. NJ. Holloway.
1t pays to get rid of the business.
destroying drink habit; pays in mon.
ey saved, brains cleared, eye brighten.
ed, sleep restored and nerves quiet.
ed.
The Neal Treatment, in three brief
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-17
TWO FOX HUNTERS
CONTINUED from page H.

Hayhurst will be held at Terre Haute.
Ind. The father of the young man, A.
j. Hayhurst and his wife will leave
with the body for that city on the AIS
train this afternoon.
The funeral services for Fernando
Thorne will be held at three o'clock
this afternoon. Interment will he made
in the Mount Hood cemetery at Loves.
vile.
At first glance the crime looks like
cold blooded murder, but il is among
the possibilities that It was not as bad
as that. Morgan may merely have in.
tended to scare the hunters. For some
time there has been bad blood in the
neighborhood over the matter of fox
hunting. Some Of the farmers claimed
that their crops were damaged by the
dogs and hunters and some of the
land was posted. Dogs were killed and
grain stacks were burned. and cattle
died in a mysterious way which led
many to believe that their deaths were
not entirely unconnected with bad
feeling regarding the hunting
The shooting created the most in.
tense excitement in the lower end of
the county and great deal OF interest
is felt in the outcome throughout. both
Marion and Monongalia counties where
all of the principals are we'll known
Much sympathy is felt for the families
of the dead men and for Morgan who
is but voting man.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-17

equipped for producing coal at the
time the price became effective, and,
therefore, the operators were not in
position to make contracts at prices
OF three dollars per ton and more
which were offered prior to the pubu-
cation OF the Presidents order.
The President in statement to
the public made while the food con-
troll act was pending IN Congress stat
ed the purpose Of the government 70
hx price for commodities named in
the act which would enable the pro-
ducers OF the country to derive the
payment Of good wages and extern
sions and improvements OF their
plants and business TO the end that
the production OF those commodities
might be maintained in state OF
high efficiency. But the operators
OF small coal mines cannot pay the
present scale OF va yes and other costs
incident to the mining OF coal in this
district and realize fair, or any, pro-
fit at the price OF coal fixed by the
Presidents order. AT such a price
there can be no margin of profit to
take of depreciation and interest on
investments, not to mention extern
sions and Improvements OF our
plants"
The statement points out that
while the price of coal has been fixed
by government order, no action has
been taken toward the fixing of prices
for steel, iron and copper. with the
result that the price of mine supplies
is increasing steadily while the price
of coal must remain fixed. The food
control act, it is stated, provides for
price fixing for coal, but prices OF the
various materials entering into coal
production can be regulated only by
voluntary agreement between the
producers OF those materials and the
government.
The statement gives figures show
ing the increase in price OF mine sup
plies and labor in the northern West
Virginia district between July, 1916,
and July. 1917. The cost 70 labor in
producing ton of coal including
mining in July, 1916, was SO cents,
while in July. 1917, according to the
statement, it was S1.03, an increase
Of 9S per cent. Mine cars in the year
we're increased in price from $50 %
5000; steel rails from $3.50 to 500;
motors from $1,000 to $4,000; wood
rails from SIS per thousand to $3.50
pc Thousand; powder from s1.20 10
S1.S5 and props from eight cents to
fourteen cents.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-17
ulysses A. CLAYTON
DIES At LAUREL, ND.
Was Prominent In Early Oil
Development of the
County.

Ulysses A. Clayton. one OF Fair
monts most prominent citizens and
widely known thorugh this section OF
the state, died on Saturday in a saa.
itarium at Laurel, Nd, where he mad
been patient for several weeks. Mr.
Clayton had been in failing health lor
several years and recently went from
Mt. Lake Park, the summer home Oi
his brother, Mac Clayton OF Manning,
to Laurel. He was not satisfied there.
however, and arrangements had been
made to bring him to local hospital
when he was taken suddenly wo.s .
and passed away.
The deceased was a son Of John W.
and Harriet Clayton, and was born
near this city in the year 1S43 and was
therefore aged 73 years. He was on.
OF family OF children.
Mr.. Clayton began his business ca
reer as a shoe merchant at Manning
ton on completion of his education in
! the subscription schools. Later he lie.
came associated with Jas. H. Furbe4
in the lumber business which he COLI.
tinued for many years having former.
ly conducted a planning mill in this
city from the year 1854 TO 1880. He
then became engaged in the oil buci.
ness with the Burt Oil Company and
the Burt Manufacturing Company an,
was an officer and director OF these
organizations.
Mr.. Clayton was an active prohib!.
zionist and ran on the state ticket for
governor several times and was also
a nominee for congressman on the
same ticket. He was for many years
director OF the Fairmort Public Ii.
brary and owned considerable property
here which he recently disposed o.
however. The deceased was a nam.
Der of the First Presbyterian church
and until incapacitated by i'll health,
taught class in the Sunday school
and had served in several official Ca
pacities.
The deceased was twice married
both wives having preceded him to the
grave. His first wife was Miss Elizs
beth Burt, daughter OF F. H. Burt, OF
Warrington, and his second wife vas
Miss Annabelle Kelley, whose death
occurred suddenly in April of this
year.
Mr.. Clayton was a civil war veteran.
having served with Company II.
Fourteenth West Virginia Infantry. Ho
saw hard fighting under General Sner.
man. He was honorably discharged in
June, 1865. The deceased was also
member OF the Masonic Lodge If
this city.
The body of Mr.. Clayton arrived in
Warrington this morning from Laurel
and was taken to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mac Clayton. Funeral services
are announced to be held on Tuesday
morning at IL o'clock from the MAJ.
nington Presbyterian church conduct.
ed by Dr.. H. G. Stoetzer of the Fan.
mont Presbyterian church, and assist.
ed by Rev. ]. V. Koontz, of the Man.
nington church. Interment will be
made in the Warrington cemetery.
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days, will change a craving desire for
liquor into intense dislike for every.
thing alcoholic.
The Neal Treatment is 4 physicians
vegetable remedy, perfectly harmless,
and taken internally, with no danger.
Gus hypodermic injections. It is tonic
in Its results, and has no injurious
atter-effects. Investigate for yourself.
Call or write for booklet. THE Neal
Way" The Neal Institute, COL Maple
Ave, Cincinnati, O., Cleveland, Ohio.
(The old home of Captain c. NJ. Hal.
loway). Telephone Avon 1920. Other
Neal Institutes at Cleveland, Pitts
burgh and Detroit.
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SMALL OPERATORS
PROTEST COAL PRICE
Mononga.1ela Valley Asso-
citation Will Send Delega-
ton To Washington.
(By Associated Pressl

MORGANT0WN, W. Va, Sept. II.
Declaration that the small opera
tors of the northern district of West
Virginia cannot mine and sell coal at
the price of two dollars ton as fixed
by President Wilson under the food
control act and realize fair profit"
because of the advance in price since
July, 1916, of all materials and labor
necessary in the equipment and oper-
alton OF their mines. is made in a
statement issued here tonight by the
Monongahela Valley Coal OPP 'ators'
Association. Statistics are given
showing that prices of all materials
in the past yea rhave advanced from
80 per cent; the advance in the cost
of wire rope to 800 per cent and the
increase in the cost of mine cars.
The Operators Association in Civ
ing out the statement says it is sub
mitted in order that the position and
motives of the small coal mine opera
tors may be made clear" 1t was also
also announced that the association
will soon send delegation to Wash
.ington to present their case to DR.. II.
A. Garfield, Federal fuel administra-
;tor.
The Monongahela Valley Coal
Operators Association has been criti-
cised in some quarters" says the
statement, "for protesting against the
price of two dollars ton fixed by en-
iecutive order of the President as to
the maximum price at which they are
permitted to sell mine run bituminous
coal to private consumers and its pro-
test has been characterized as unpa-
triotic.
1.-THE small operators. members of
this association, and others producing
coal in the northern district of West
Virginia, cannot mine and sell coal at
two dollars per ton at profit. De-
cause Of the enormous advance in
prices since July 1916, of all mater
ials and labor necessary in the equip
pent and operation Of their mines
hence the action OF the government
must result in many instances in the
closing down Of the mines and conse-
Quent loss and ruin OF their business
and investments.
1.-THE mines Of many operators of
this section were not completed and
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EVENTS ToNlGHr-

Court housekeeping OF Brooks Elem
ing class F. H. S in museum.
Conway Misunderstanding class
Williams NJ. E. church at home OF
Mrs. Carl D. Yost.
Masonic Temple-Installat!on of Off
GERS Of Fairmpnt lodge
Odd Fellows Hall-Daughters OF Re
bekah
Red Mems Hall-Monongahela camp,
Modern Woodmen.
K. OF P. Hall-Maple Grove Woodmen
Circle; Woodmen OF the World.
Modern Woodmen Hall-Sunshne
lodge, Daughters of Honor.
Maccabees Hall-P. H. c
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Hearing Postponed-At the reque3,
Of the Prosecuting Attorney the hear.
ing OF Hayward Holbert charged With
running down Pauline Murray with an
automobile from the injuries OF which
she died, was postponed this morning
before Justice Conawsy Prosecuting
Attorney Haggerty desires to attend
Federal court in Martinsburg this
week, which is no doubt respons ole
for the postponement OF the case. No
date for the hearing has been selected
as yet.
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THE WEATHEP

West Va.-Falr
tonight and Tues.
day somewhat war
mer.
Weather Readings
F. p. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature at s
a. m. today, 50.
Yesterdays wea
Their. clear; teI'p
erature, maximum
as; minimum, Al:
precipitation, more