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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-22

Capt. Bryant Farewell-Before
leaving for new field of labor Captain
Victor Bryant and his aides conducted
q farewell service on Sunday night in
front Of Cranes drug store and later
at the barracks Of the organization.
Many heard the farewell address of
Captain Bryant who leaves this week
for Johnstown where he has been as
signed. On Friday Of this week the
Salvation army here gave a farewell
dinner in honor of Captain Bryant and
his wife.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-22

H,nai Birth School Reopens-The
B,nai Birth Sunday school conducted
under the auspices of the Fairmont
Lodge No. 726 Independent Order OF
B,Nai Birth reopened yesterday for the
winter after having been closed for
several weeks on account OF infantile
PARALYSIS. A large number were pres
emit and a successful session OF the
school was held. Hereafter the school
WIN meet regularly each Sunday at
nn:30 q. m. Simon D. Goodman is tho
superintendent of the school and is as
sisted by Miss Edith Klaw and Miss
Sadie and Anna Oliker. Miss Tillie
Funt Is treasurer and Miss Anna OH
ker, secretary.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-22

May Go to staunton, va.-Rev. John
S. Robinson, of Fairmont. has under
consideration a call to the Methodist
church at Stanton, Va.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
ACCEPTS COYOTE
SCALPS FOR CASH
IN HIS STORE

COTTONWOOD FALLS. Kan.
Jan. s-Robert Younggreen. mer-
chant 20 the little town OF Thurman.
a trading point in the southeastern
PARK Of This county. 20 miles from
ihe nearest railroad point. has a
habit OF recalling pioneer DAYS. bur
one that is welcomed b. Tho farm.
ers
r money Is not forthcoming Yor
merchandise secured az the store
fouuggreen e nor backward M &C.
cepting substitutes Coyote scalps.
gopher scalp- croT eggs and crow
heads are his favorites. A coyote
scslp IS accepted az s.. a gopher IA
5 cents and CROW heads cent
apiece
The county bounty on those pitts
and The long distance from The coun-
~ SCAT explain The unusual money
accepted When YouuEgrceu has A
good supply on hand no mails or
brings them 70 The Office u tho eoun.
~ ricrk and Is paid rae legal bounty.
the same value as 30 has already
paid out 70 hts farmer friends
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
4 BROTHERS, ON
PLEASURE BENT,
LAND IN JAIL

Charles. Floyd William and James
Gulliat. brothers. Of Yale. Mich. ~
pected 70 spend Thursday and PHI
day with another brother IN OAKLAND
county. and instead they are locked
ia the county Jail charged with
s@cklessly driving an automobile
They were arrested Thursday A.
,crnoon. after the AUTOMOBILES in
which they were driving bad strutN
wagon driven BY Edward Young
- North Detroit. AZ Grnti0t ave. and
seven Nlle-rd. The accident occur
red az I o'clock.
TIE motor car struck The waron
in The rear Mrs Young Vas with
her husband and both were throer
20 tho pavement The woman's foci
vas caught in the wheel and shr
was dragged zoo feet SIZE was bad
~ bruised. Young caught Tho rnins
~ his horse and brought the amin
'0 2 halt
Turukey John Coopersmith and
Deputy sheriTs Winnie and Wilson
arrested the four brothers x 6
said ne men were under the IA
fyence OF liquor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
RAIL BOARD is
WEARY OF DELAY
IN GRADE WORK

The state railroad commission wili
tolerate no more delay on Dsquindre-
st. grade separations. Unless The
city and the Grand Trunk railroad
reach an agreement az once. The
commission VIII make i,s own ap-
portionment o. the expense and or.
der the work started II was on a
Dequiudre-st. grade crossing a. For
est-sve. east. that 10 persons lost
their lives when crosstown car
and a switching train came together
few weeks ago
The commission communicated rs
decision 10 he city and the Grand
Trunk a; hearing In ,he city hall
council chamber. Friday afternoon.
The state railroad commission
has waited for the city. railroads
apd the D. L. r. 70 agree on the cost
and start the work" said Commits.
sloner Cunningham. ''hut there has
been no agreement We viii give a
reasonable time for AT agreement
n one is not reached. the com mis-
sion VIII make SIS own apportIon-
ment and start he improvements +"
DequinGTe-st grade separations IN
yoive A. Improvements 20 cost
- 100000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
AID. RICHERT
KICKS ON LACK
OF PROTECTION

Nd Richer. Of inc Nineteenth
ward. told Snpt u Police Marpusrdt
Friday morning thM residents Of 81
cfafr HHtgnrs WE receiving better
police protection than Detroifers nv.
ing IN The district bounded BY Graf.
lol Mack and Fi.feraves and the
eastern city limits
There is lack q police officers
in thls district said tho alderman.
and as a result citizens are afraid
&C venture into the streets AZ night
The number Of hold-nps and burg
laries occurring are ample proof
That there II not sufficient proiec.
ton
supt Narquardf said he would IN
scstlgate 70 determine II more off
GERS are needed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
LEFT FORTUNE
TO SERVANT

CARLYLE IT. Jan. s-Kate Nul.
cahy gray haired md -htrmatsc i-
heir 20 an estate b6-Teon 500 600
and 100000 lon by here mistress
Mrs John McCshe bg' relatives %
ne dead woman ara going - nv
20 break tho vii
Kate served Mrs Mccabe a.
years Mrs McCabes husband was
g prosperous physician when Kate
came 20 work FOR theu. He died
leaving h'tfe prope-iv. Kate ieft
FOR time bit Mr. McCabe's urgent
pleas caused her 20 return a. A
enancial sacrifice
Mrs McCabe said Kate should o.
'ho sole heir 20 the ulsiress's rrop
ny :. FVTSte r5fsiF;;
death
Then oil was struck on no Nc
c'abe property. making Mrs Nc
cabe the richest woman IN Clinton
county She kept her promise 20
Kate just The same
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
BIRTH CONTROL
BATTLE RACES
Small Army of Poor Women
Testify In Sanger
Trial

NEW YORK. ian A-The bis
aght ,or and ssai1st birth control
predicted BY Mrs. Margaret sanger
Is OF here today
The battle between society wo-
men. clergymsn. doctors. lawyers
and The rebellious mothers was set
raging oolncident with the begin
ming " Mrs. Ssngsr's trial IN spe-
cil sessions on The charge OF main.
tanning q public nuisance In her
birth control clinic.
A small army q women OF the
poorer class testified FOR Yrs
sanger saying they had been ad'
vised free % charge,
AgAinst this woman dst~cttve
produced g. aiil she swoss she
paid MrS- sanger tor advice
One az Ms Sanssrs chief I'D
herents n court - The Rev, Charles
r f.yt,ls. Unitarian minister He
said he regards Mrs Sanger's move
meut for birth control humane and
patriotic
Dr Lyttle came % court vith the
society women who entertained Mrs
sanger AZ breakfast az the Wander
biit. Amocg them we're Mrs. Amos
Pinchot. Mrs. ida Rsuh Eastman
wife OF Max Eastman. editor % The
Masses. Miss Helen Todd, Mrs
Lewis Delafeld. Mrs Rose Pastor
STOKES and doEen Others
Mrs Sangsr's trial vii be 70
suusd MordaY
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
REUTHER CASE
GOES TO JURY

Taking - evidence Ia the case
OF Frederick a Reuther. charged
with issuing misleading and deep
tive advertisements 70 connection
with Auto Town Remedy" a quach
tuberculosis cure" was completed
Friday morning before Judge Con.
molly. IN recorders court The case
viii be submitted TO The jury this
afternoon.
Rcuther's advertisement stated
that bis remedy is the only medl.
cine that o. warranted in the world
today for tuberculosis A. X Todd
analysis' for the state dairy and
food department. testified that 'he
"rcmdy 91b per cent water
eight per cent tar and FIVE per cent
calomei. Specialists testified 70 VA
worthless asea tubercuiosis remedy
Reuther produced his brother IN law
to testify that the preparation had
made him feel better when he wa
suffering from what he believed n
be lung trouble"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
Spanish Guitarist
Pleases Concert
Audience In Statler

A concert platform novelty was
offered Friday morning. In the Hotel
statler series OF Musical Mornings,
when senior Miguel I1oeet. a Span
ish musician and painter, PLAYED the
classic compositions OF hts own
countrymen on the Spanish guitar,
a more elaborate instrupeni than
The guitar American audiences are
mostly familiar with.
Senior Llobet has mastered this
Spanish instrument In manner
that far e1cels the achievements OF
any other player. II Is declared by
musical authorities. AsSuredly. his
pla5ing Friday morning revealed IN
suspected resources OF the guitar as
a medium for the expression OF must
cal feeling. and for the employ ment
OF musical technique and kncvl
edge Hs played compositions D.
bis countrynen. Sor. Za-regN. Gran
ADDS. and made delightful oit OF
Bach's "Bourree.- and an Etu7e IS
Coste. The Spanish numbers. A.
might be expected. we're the hap
riesi things offered and brought in.
sistent demands for more L vas
all interesting and unusual enough
70 charm the good sized audience
which applauded senior llobe;
Miss winifred Christie. a young
scotch pianist joined nith Senior
Llo5et IN he recital she PLAYED
Chopin Fantasia Deoussy group,
Brahms -caprccio. Rachmaniuors
Prelude IN C major ana concert
etude by MoszkoW
Miss Christie has her ONE ideas
of Interpretation and they we're no.
always as acceptable as II she had
followed more IN he footsteps Of
the great artists 90 he piano. whose
iiaying OK the Chopin Fantastic. The
Rae hmaninof prelude and the
brahms CaprSccic must be 2cceTfed
as he highest standard or the pe
busy numbers. their dlssonaacss |
uight as well be one thing a. an
individual o. con
yenticual --as far a. the effect upon
The average musical Intelligence IL
concerned Miss Christie exhibited
sn ample. II nns slwAysc lear. ligi
TAI facility. and seemed 70 prefer
The noisier FIELD Of piano playing
These series Of concerts piil
close for the season. in The appear
snce of Nine. Elena Gerhardt, Fri
day morning. Jan IS
ELLA NAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05

dent and House yesterday he tTo
discussed The question 81 tho pres
dent sending further peare com
rnunlcation either IN formal diplo-
matte siyle or az confidential mes
sage thru American diplomats
abroad. What " any decision was
reached - another secret Despi'e
Official silence. however. there has
been sudden and vast amount ~
information forthcoming from
somewhere" and that "somo-
where" IL suspected 20 be "reutonic
circles, officials frankly believe
The only thing thai o. definitely
known r. that the president sti'i
feels that the door 81 peace remains
open He discussed witt.-~ Col
House the next move which admit.
teddy depends upon ne Enfenfe re-
Spouse 20 his first note % be,hge.
rents
50 critical does the president feel
the peace situation 70 be hat s. s.
considered unlikely he viii aiscls'
81 even with members ~ the cab
lnet today a. the regular meeting
Before the cabinet meeting iha
president will see NJ = RDeeboom
f1nctionary az TIE International
bureau % The Hague. Who is Tho
guest ~ 'ho Netherlands minister
here Roseboom called merely 20
pay his respects % VA on DhatcA
~ stated and not % discuss peace In
any way H1 has however been
Interested IN different phases n 'hs
uar work icuiariy in fhe fat.
81 French prisoners of war a Ger
many and may disulFs briefly hn
work when hr sees fhe president
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
AUTOIST HITS
AGED WOMAN,
SPEEDS AWAY

Mrs Emily schllts. 50 years old.
SO. 924 ir"rn-ave. was struck by
m automobile % DIX and Water
man ayes. Friday morning az =
o'clock Police arc searching for
The driver OF The motor car. who
ped away. leaving the woman living
n The STREET
Mrs schli'z was removed 20 west
lranch ~ Harper hospital fIar
sbs leg 10 fractured and sne may
have suffered internal injuries he
cause os her advanced ago. there
are grave doubts as 10 whether she
Will recover,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. 5.-A
Kansas City man has a copy OF q
Salt Lake newspaper printed In
1873 which contains tho following
wedding noiice
Married IN Salt LAke. utah, on
Tho 10Th inst. In the presence Of
me Saints. Elder Brigham Young
20 Mrs ! r Martin. Miss L. VI
PrndorFasi Mu r. VI. Jenickson.
Miss Susie = ClevelaRd and Miss
Emily r Maytin, all OF Berkshire.
England"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
nuln Aulaa IN Church.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Jan. 5.--men
blushed. women walked out and
young people giggled In Grace
Methodist church whom Ia the course
~ a concert number presented by
Mornlngside college, Hawaiian
girl. clad Ia picturesque seaweed.
sided out upon the stage" really
The pulpit rostrum, and began an
energetic hula hula"
The concert committee explained
later that It was all mistake; that
the Lyceum bureau had slipped one
over" on them by substituting q
quartet or South Sea dancers for
---isat Wa sehadglnd aa- an "intallao
tuRi Interpretation OF Hawaiian mu
sical trends"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
BACK BROKEN,
LIVED 10 YEARS

CHICAGO. Jan. Oscar Samuel.
son. Who lived with a broken neck
n, a north side hospital for more
Than 10 years, died recently. Wheth-
er tho government should pay him
for the Injury Is pending in con
gross
SamuclsOn was hurt while work.
lng for the federal reclamation ser
vice. near Cody. Wyo.. and was
brought here for treatments
As he vas without funds Con
gresham Frod. d. Brltton intro
duccd a bill asking the government
70 bear tho expenses.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05

Clarence Kltsor. p years old. No
st0 sheridan ave. who waH chsuf
=ss=s.z-ss. Milton -Oakman. whom the
latter WAS sheriff. was 0ned 800
Thursday by Police Justice Sellers
Kltson drove his automobile 20
reckIessly. e was alleged. TINT be
crashed into a machine owned BY
Richard Meier No $50 sheridan
ave az CharlovGx-st and Sheridan.
ave Meier and four members ~
his party we're Injured Ki'7on was
arrested a. dlsorferly person
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
CLERK CONVICTED
AS GAMBLER, BUT
IS RELEASED

Harry PGdnsky. employed By Gus
Herr in the cigar stand - Tho lohr
X inny was found guilty otgconduct
inr gambling zane. Thursday. b.
Po4ice JVstlce Sellers Sentence was
suspended pOllnsky wa. 49, sfed
Nith Herr after officer of The clean
up squad had pisocd bei On
horse rare with Polin 81 The ca q
against Her. va" dismissed @, pIf
the fact fhaf rolIuskv stated that
b. was EMPLOY cd bs Herl.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05

Frank Nettleton. left HE home In
Hamtramck four days ago follow
Ing an illness OF four weeks He In.
tended Ia return TO MS work al,
Dodge Bros. but has not been seen
BY friends or relatives since he LEI;
his home. Ills wife Ethel. asked
the Detroit police to assist in ind
ing him. Nettleton took ring AMI
razor with him He bad but %
cents. His wife fears he may have
taken his life. The Nettletons have
TWO small children.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
kALKASKA co.
TREASURY IN
BAD TANGLE

canifJ.AC. Mich. jan he
cause oi the tangled state Of nc
counts in the Once OF The kalkaska
county treasury from which Charles
=. Mahau, former official. is said 70
have hed with $4,000 OF The TAI
payers money Mason Odell. treas.
uror. has refused 70 enter upon hts
duties County authorities are work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
Phone Hearing Postponed

Because ID ~. Crowley has re.
signed from the state railroad com.
mission. effective Jan 10. the com.
mission has postponed until jan. q
further bearings on the proposed
Telephone rate Increase in Detroit
The hearings we're TO have been re-
Fumed Jan. ..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
Producers and Dealers
Compromise On S2.lO
Per 100 Pounds
PRICE MAY GO
STILL HIGHER
Agreement Reached
After Long Confer
ence, Thursday

Beginning Jan. is milk will cos;
IL cents quart in Detroit instead
OF the 10 cents now paid u -
possible that the price VIII go stu
higher. but Il IL certainty that AZ
least II cents will be charged.
This statement Is made on the
authority OF Nelson r. Dessert, gen
rrsi manager Of the Detroit Cream
cry company. The advance is
caused by the fact that the Mich.
ran milk producers who furnish the
supply for Detroit have raised he
price 10 the distributors From nov
on Detroit creamerieeswill pay dur
lng the present year s2.i0 per no
hounds ~ milk. Last year the
creameries paid an average price
OF si.s7 ~. so that the advance 70
the dealers IS ~ i-2 cents per 100
pounds.
There are ~ quarts In 100 pounds
OF milk and at III cents per quar-;
the milk dealer VIII receive s5.2s
for each 100 pounds, or SAILS more
than he pays for II. Out o. that
he will be obliged to pay the freight
charges. the bcttlinr and the deiiv-
cry charges and stand for consid-
cradle loss In broken packages,
sourcd milk and general deteriora
ton
Price May Go Higher.
Mr. Dessert thinks the price NAV
70 still higher before the winter
Is over. but he believes the advance
Of one cent quart will be about
right for the present.
AID agreement was reached with
Detroit crcameries after 10 O'Clock
Thursday night The Michigan
Mix Producer association had
been tn session since noon IN the
auditorium OF the Board OF Corr
merce The producers demanded
s2.s5 per 100 pounds and declared
that they would not accept cent
less. TIE creameries said they
would pay 81 per 100 and not a
cent more. so for a time n looked
a. n milk strike" was certain.
All of The farmers appeared 10 be
prosperous and they Indignantly
protested against any compromise.
Until late Thursday night they were
insisting that they would be satiEned
only when the milk dealers agreed
10 pay the t2.35 they demanded
Committees from the producers
md DISTRIBUTORS he-d various confer
.tnces during the afternoon and
svenine and II appeared that they
Mould never get together. but soon
!.
4 ported back 20 the farmers con
,cntion that the creameries bad
agreed TO pay s2io. or an advance
o. az l.e cents, and the exhausted
delegates who had been sighting
over the question for about eight
hours voted TO accept The compro-
mise.
Agreement Stands for Year
That price, according 10 the agree
nent. will be in effect during the
entire year. In past wears the deal.
ers have paid the farmers more
during The winter months and less
during the summer. The average
for the last year being sie7i.2
As result % the increase in the
f.ffce farmers in fke Iafroif dfsf-t
who furnish this market eiil re-
criye more than 100000 additional,
while the consumer viii pay per.
haps double that amount in excess
81 what he Is now paying
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
fUMULTY Is
NAMED IN
LEAK PROBE
Continues FROM rase onel

(costiRued from Page onel
Nv keeping such matters ABSOLUTELY
secret from me.
In fact 1 have often sugges,e,
thar this be done. have not beer
az the Fillmore IA a year. nevs
talked about peace With Mr.. Barucl
before or after the peace note wa
sent and never lunched with him II
my life have met him as | hay,
great many good teen from tim,
20 time In hotels, az the theatel
and elsewhere.
After being sworn. Wood made /
strong effort 20 BE- permitted 20 civ,
his testimony behind locked doors
Unsuccessful In his effort fol
an executive session. Wood told how
be hsd heard" Lafayette. Ind. and
Oshkosh. Wis. brokers received
confidential acyices 20 sell short DO
fore the stock market closed
He mentioned that : A Connolly
A Company, who DO an extensive
business have az = member OF the.r
Arm Mr.. Boiling brother Of
Mrs wilson
Barney Barrh re said 7 an
reliably informed. rad several con.
ferences with Secretary Tumuity a,
The Fillmore hotel. New York, one
~ them az breakfast, and had IN
formation % RE note TWO or three
DAYS before K was sem Wood
then asked thai Otto Kahn Do sum
nored
y an informed Re said Kahn
received Information ard advised
friends 20 sell short
Representative C'hippe REID insist
ed The session remain OPEN Repre-
sentative Bennst leader IN he
fight for an Investigation. wanted
The meeting closed
Then Wood said n had no facts
ouf reliable evidence He said A
Curtis View YorS broker was his
informant 20 some statements.
Asked frequently FOR facts. Wood
repeatedly said an hs has Is ~ru.
mors" He was plainly nervous bgt
finally got composed
On cross exanination Wood said
be bad no information thar anyone
connected w'th he government
p-ofted 5y The leak.
His mention ~ orclais. be said
only mean. thew knew about he
note or might rossisly have profit
81 II they could and would
do you charge Mr Tumulty
proeted.r chairman Henry asked
No" replied wood or that any
0ae else proefed
"Eavenr you asked NJ Tuuulrv
whether Mr Baruch had breakfast
sth him
No"
Haven't vou f5cnd she'hor A
Curtis yonr informant is a rep
utaele man."
NO.
Haven, you done Mr. Tumul,y
a grave injusticsr"
II wanted % give Won names IN
executive session don't know NJ
Tumulty and though be night deem
re snsolent X went 20 soc him
Rep Harrison tried n bring olr
hat renressr fatlves ~ fhe WAT 81
Journal ard Financial America were
present a. Lansing conference
q her reporters were 'old in al
vance ;hat there would be BIS
sto-y later IN the Day
Wood said he hadn't heard about
that
Harrison then tried 70 And ~hefh
or the news % 'he note could haze
come back FROM Europe before the
stock market broke
U-nnd said Re thought = could
He dld not knox whefher EaFnF
Raruch gave money 70 the Der7
cratic campaign fund He pas sure
-ho. that re leak talk ~was nor az
erorf 70 retsrd he PRESIDENT peace
rngse
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05

No family medicine chest il well
: stocked without bottle Of TONSILINf,,,
for you don Z know what moment IL NAV
be needed 10 relieve a sudden case n
Sore Throat. Rewving Sore Throat il
TONSIt-INE'S special mission. II /.
made for that--advertised for that sold
for that one purpose. TONSII-INE IL
the one and,only Sore Throat Remedy
which u cold over large part ~
II the United States You n need III
TONSILlNH one ~ these days,
o. some night when the drug 4
o>orp 10 cicscd better have q =
tol1lQ resdy af home when you Ia
uosdit nost. 2,c.. Boo. and el.00 "
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-05
club lans panaus, Plans.

Tho annual banquet ~ The North
End Republican club wll be- held
either Fob = OF 81 ~ wa decided
10 meerng of thc organization
which laid plans for The spring cam
Dairn Fharsiay night. IN kieslingr
hail. Milwsukee-ave and Beapbien
A..