The daily telegram. [volume], December 06, 1916, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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

Image provided by: West Virginia University

                
I PAGE SIX
^11 n"m i IJI ?'"UTiiTrfrnminu.iin "nii't""MiiitiTi'iimiiiiir"H'ni""
??m + ??? ???? ? m ?^ ? ''"T
si:j; "i \\ (.st-?ma nd
I Al DITOKIl V
I '' I ' ""v" ' I
I I! SH'
IL Some one remarked roce
women any more." This
j ji beautiful Shoes and yout'nft
ft; | i fuse to "look old,*' "act o
K':'|j| Shoes arc bcn.ut.lful and' y
the art. of blending the tv
|| | wears them."
I I Livingstona Pi
MODKh SII
Correct- Shoe Fit tors
; h
I 'federal c
1 work rei
Bj In Reference to International
Good Will and Relations with
Japan Especially.
*n")r t *
ST. LOUIS, I >oc. 6 The work of the
Federal Council of Churches of I'hrist
in America in the Held of international
relations was corn mended in
the report of flic committee ol' liftmen
at the quadrennial meeting of the
council liere today. The committee.'
I surveying the work of the council, esl
| pedal ly expressed iipprovaI of such .
commissions as that which the council
'
FRENCH ADMIRAL
t>tt> t riv rn/i ce ir/ tt?
I JL yj OEil/jfU I]
GREEKS' CAPITAL
I Admiral du Fournet.
French Admiral du Foumet, comm
tnander-in-chief of the alliad Meet on j
the Greek coast, threatens an attack
ion Athens. The admiral warned the
Greeks to disarm or sutler the ,
"gravest consequences." They have ,
not disarmed.
distSessTastb ;
| FOR THREE YEARS!
But Merv-Worih Brought C. T.
Martin, of First Street,
Back to Health.
This endorser is known all over the
county and hat he says lias weighs:
Burke's Drug Store?I have been!
taking Norv-Worth for :,orer.e.-;s in the
back, side and chest and ? a::t glad to]
tell YOU tbe snronnca 1^ -jil ? *?
:4 . - - - . *' \&\IXXK:* i.*JA ;
vrhich J have suffered for threes years; S
I was stopp.-/) np in my ehe&f. and'
a* tinKrs I could hardly breathe anil I i
<an praiae Ncrv-V.'nr'.h .for the* relief
T. .MAIiTlN".
126 nrst S freer.
: Your dollar hack at the Biirle lirua
Store. Clark?hurp. i? Nerv-Worth does
3)or Benefit Yf>U.?.Ad!vert;?enicn:.
\ GO TO t
i DeMOSS STUDIO
I Latstetter Building I
l Tor line Fhotorrnphft untl Kodak <
{ FlnKiilnic. <
( SATISKACTtO.V Ci:.Mt.\XTKEn >
I | Palsy Beloti J
100 YV. Pike street
.11AKEK
j j Artistic "Wood Carving
I -B ALL HANDWORK
Antique Furniture Repaired. P8
I * 9 Period Fornlture Reproduced, m
| ' ' ' '
ammm
THE CI
Ill I ITHIIIl'?"IIHI|l>HTlTl,nn?nn|!l>l?ulj>ll.y ' ^
_jill
m 1
A TO <lilB, MASONIC
I, I )! :< . 7TII.
II
iiiiil
OES !
;: ,i :
ntly tli.'it "there aro no old
is true largely because of
t-ii
il Dresses. Our patrons reld"
or "walk old." Their
I! i:!
et coin fort able. Wo have
'! ii i'!
- <?. "Ask the woman who
|!!li
I I
U ;j |
res. & Clinton
I
OK STORK
?0I> \V. Rike SI.
pii
Mi
COUNCIL'S i
DOR TED ON I
hrts established on roli.itions with Jnlja.li.
The report says:
"In tho in |<| of fntyrrijationn! r< _
iat{ons. the council has approj$H:i't.elv
a ml necessarily sought t?> express
>he spirit of the churches, in voir ng
the incur principles of Christ ialnifcy In
their application to the spirit n.ti relations
between .races and nations. The
administrative committee has, we believe.
v.jth pre a t wisdom. proceed' <]
constantly with a view to sustained ^
recognition m the fluty of Christian
people tn preserve the mind of good
Mill, to think no evil, to love n>< rey.
anil to hold fast the spirit of human
brot herhodd.
"The general secretary, wifli the %
advice and consent of the adininis- j
trntivo committee, made an unofHVr- j
lal visit to Europe. of signal import- c
rinee, which tie has reported te the \
administrative committee. and In!
which he sought to secure fpr the ,
American eliurchcs such infonShf ion
tn(1 counsel as might he obtained
rrom the Christian brethren lii Eu- n
rope, regarding the sympathy; and ser- ; J)
vice which the churches of the fed'Ttl
council might bo welcomed in < x- <v
pressing iind extending. both now anil
at the close of tie. war. ,
"The administration of the council i(
has also effectively and x?*isely used n
Its influence and expended its forces. j.
with great earnestness, in the work ?
if awakening and extending:the spitit
of compassion and helpfulness in J
the (ask of war relief. (1
"All these activities were such as (.
rite churches of America would not
be content to leave unperformed in
such a crisis, and it is clear that the ^
federal council fulfils its function
with fidelity in acting in such matters
as the- mouthpiece and agency of ^
the churches which compose it." \ p
?i : t'.
TWO SITES CON SI 1 > K11E O. I
? 1<
Although no definite action has p
yet been taken 'n the matter of so- j
curing a new home for tho central,
fire department, it was learned on i
good authority Wednesday that the ' c
board of trade committee, which lias f;
charge of the plans, has under con- .
side ration two centrally located s:t s. r
One Is located at the corner of Me-j \
chanic and South Third streets, and i
the other on West Main street near!
the building at present occupied by
the city Offices.
-v
TAKEN TO' UOSPITAli. 1
;1
Mrs. W. T. Bartlett. formerly of r
this city, bu' new of Grafton, who: t
has been seriously ill the last ten
V*Of?k* 1V;1k t.ilrpn tV*rrm*rVt thir* Mtv ?
Tuesday evening to St. Joseph's lios- j
pitul at Parkersburg to undergo a
critical operation, which It is hoped <
will result In her recovery. j t
JOINT CONGftESSIONA
QUESTION OF GOVERN
Joint congressional committee in 9<
Standing, left tn right: Sena
Robinson and Brand egee and R
Senator Newlands sprung a su
to consider conditions relating to in
wage question will be investigated b
place of government control. The
jARKSBURG dairy tei
[S KEEPING tab j]
Ir-^w 'Wmk !
li?t " ;'
: '. * ,':;y/
"' .-' ._ / j / a.
Pf
n
I
.
'
?yx. ips:' ;;
Miss Ruth White. t
Miss Rnth White off Kansas City, n 1
frjr! of we a! Lit and social prominence ]
ami a ' < >!jjradtiatc, is to ho ;
foilrid eijr.lit hours a hay at a desk in 1
the national woman suffrage head- j
quatlor in Washington. From this
do !;, a.s crotary of the roe.gres- "
sion.'i! com mi tteo of the National
American Woman Suffrage. association,
sh" will keep tah on the suffrage
fight in congress tins winter.
Jipyco mm
iichEO uuutsi
nrnrnrp rna/ir :;
iiiliJioallli :
loppii piicq;;
hs I ulL UHiAG;:
. f'1, .'I' 1 . ' j <
arguments Arc Heard in One
Case and a Petition is
Filed in Court.
ill S \ K-i'-- ::g Jin- circuit, coutt of!
tasp'i county anil awarding ;i now
l iiil oi tin- rase of Ward against the;
,i vprpbpl Salt and C.'oal Coriijpny the
upreine court ol appeals of West :
'irginia has held that the eenoral;
ule requiring he .-ctual exintepce of.
he relation '? ? miisttr ami servant to
u'j? tain action for personal injuries j
eoaivod by the servant, duo to the
. e* ?, ,11 1 - - -* ? - '
'-niif.vm,' Iil* J3
Oi without its < xc.cp'ibtis.
Thy higher Court aifflrr:ed the ciruit
court of McDowell county in the
aae of Hoy Simp; on against the Cnrrr
Coal ('prtifXiny. The plaintiff be>\v
recovered a judcaiHMit of $2,506
gainst. the coal coriipttny for injuries 1
oceived in a coal car wreck in Au-'1
ust. t !> 1 3. The supreme court holds
tiat the coal oiiiipjiy was liable for !
he man's injtirles iti nqrimjtmg an : 1
rnployee, knowjugly. to ride on coal
ars.
Arguments were made In court by
aunsel representing William Snee
lid .lohn White of Monongalia couru:
r. The former, who is sheriff, asks
or a writ of mandamus to require
v'hite. who occupies the ofllee by apoin(merit,
to turn over to him the
ax tickets for Ifllfj. White declares {
hat he should bo permitted to colact
the taxes for the term for which;
to was appointed to succeed Slier 1ft;
ojlin ft. Wallace, deceased.
Petition was tiled by the Dry I
3ranch Coal Company of Kanawha
nun.ry for an appeal from a decision 1
if the public service commission |
i ranting. pennies ion to the Chesa-i
make and Ohio Railway Company to:
utild e .-per track on Cabin creek.
. ' ' t
1-1NK XIP.V THI CK
The Bid rile Concrete Company alvays
In keeping with the times has
jurehased a tine now truck of lh?
ndiaria Motor Company, it is a three I
ind a half ton cair and one of the j
inbst made. It; is announced that1
the truck will be seen in service withn
the next few days.
A Delmar. (N*. V.) church provides
[tar trumpets for the use of deaf atendants.
L COMMITTEE STUpnSS
j>lJbi!Ni T (J VV JN in KS HI KECti
sssion. Seated: Representative Auain
tor Cummins, Representatives Bamilt
eprcsentative Esch.
trprise at the opening session of the jc
terstate and foreign commerce when 1
iy tho committee, as well oa tho advis
committee must report to congress on .
* ': ;" . ' J. ! ' ! ; *] ; ' ; . 'J S - ;;s . j .*
^
mmmmmmmmmrnrnm
, } ' - ^ , .1
: " 1 '' ' / ' . ' ' "
jEG RAM? WEDNESDAY, :
Like Clock- Work ! |
(By N. B. Cook. M. D..)
The machinery of the body needs to ?
jo oiled, kept in good condition just
lh the automobile or bicycle. Why H
thould the human neglect his own SI
mtchlnery more than that of his M
iorse or his engine. Vet most people E
lo iieg'oc.t tht-mcelves. Their tongue js
ins a dark brown color, skin sallow, fca
ireatii bad. yet they fail t.o see that E
b"ir machinery needs attention. Kv- 3
rybodj should take a mild laxative jffl
it. least once a week. A pleasant. way Bj
o clear the tongue sipd tti" highly K
toldred water net iced in the morning H
s to take a laxative which v.-ill cure Ej
he Inactive liver and hiliiou moss. 3
A pleasant vegetable pi i Is made fcjj
tp Of May apple, leaves of aloes;, and C*
a Jap. made into a tir.y pellet and Uj
routed with rtuvir. ! .: ' put tip by |
Jr. T'k-c e nearly ; .1:- ago.. Bj
Jra.'f.'i - ?.s r.ell .these v ge-abte pellets ^
n Vials. simply afsk for Dr. Tierce's bj
'learanf T* diets.
If backache, sea'ding urine or fro- f?
luont. urination bother or distress w
on. or if uric acid in r.?e blood has 8
tauHOd rheumatism, gout or sciatica, g
t you suspect that you have, kidney B
>r bladder trouble, writ* Dr. Tierce. B
it Invalid's Hotel, Buffalo, N. v.. send j$
i Haxnpio or urine ana ae; Tine symp- a
.ons. A physician and cheiniat will 3
examine it. without char;*- and you &
will be under no obligation whatever. k
)r. Pierce's Anurie tab!' ts cannot ja
ail to hi-lp you, because their action j@
;?ut:* strength into
Obt.a m a 50 -cent box of these tab- jS
Ats today from your drugrdst here in ?
.own. From personal observation in Jf
urge hospital practice. Anuria will ^
tivc you speedy relief.?Advertise- 3
nent. :j?
~lii IS I
CCohtinued from page 1.) g
uir groat prosperity could not ovist j
without it. The usefulness of the S
; has been broader; :<l recently ?
by tfe ahuuvdatory : r,t of Sojittnnbcr g
7. IMG. which renders it more at- a
tractive to mom her banks and in- s
:e;tHOs the scope and services of the
" dotal r* s< rv> ban Kg. Due to the g
.ransf? roiice Of vault and cither re- |
serves to federal reserve banks, au- j|
thorl/.ed by the original act arid |
amendatory act. the resources of said I
banits are now more than $050,000.- ?
D00, while the total reserves he'd are 9
over ? !00"0.00(i, and, in addition. K
more than $230,000,00 is hold by fed- j
ernl. reserve agents ns si'Oclal security
against reserve notes. About onefourth
ol' the country's .stock of gold i
is thus mobilized in tlie hands of tho j
federal reserve banks and agents.
"The increasing strength and of- |
ficlenoy of the' federal reserve banks ; |
have enabled them to enlarge their *
direct service to the business coinmu- : 1
nity through the introduction oE a g
definite and comprehensive system |
for the par clearance of checks c
throughout tho countiy. y
Hates of Discount.
"Rates of discount of federal ro- 4
serve fan!;:' have continued low ; z
throughout the year, and most of t
th-ir open-mbrkets paper, consisting c
raely of acceptances growing out of r'
i <>; ?"'Tii iniuc, ii<iH oetm umen mciuw j.
two ui! one-half per emit, basis. (|
Hares of 111 (or est throughout the ..
country have been reduced and,'
itablized with great adanvtage to the ]
justness of the country.
"It would have been impossible to t
finance our vast domestic and foreign I p
trade without the facilities provided r
by the federal reserve system. Xot ,
only has It met the normal and extra- j j!
ordinary needs of buaiiiQSs, bur It has j t
established confidence securely. Bust- j r
ricsa lias been able to go forward j t
without apprehension and the several; t
crises which the country has faced in i ^
its; international relations (luring the f
last two years have been accompanied j
by no disturbances and have caused |
not even a tremor in the financial;-1
world. The crops of 1015 and 191G.'
ware financed without difficulty and!!
to the great advantage of the farmer,!*
arid the industrial tvoubos which at
one time seemed Imminent, because 1
of the threatened railway -.strike last j 1
summer, were not a-companied by the; 1
slightest financial uneasiness. Hap-'
pily the country has been at peace and j
business and enterprise have had 1he !
largest opportunity Tor favorable de- !
veiopment under the most auspicious j'
rotifllilnns.
I
"If we'make'intelligent use of our1;
groat, power ami exception financial ,
resources. w6 can;cppe successfully 1
with any conditions the future may
develop."
Public Buildings.
One of the features of the report
Is a discussion of prerent methods of
constructing public bul'dings.
"I am convinced," says the secretary,
"that the methods pursued by
RAILWAY PROBLEMS;
IVES CONSIDERATION
son (.lclt) ami Senator Newlanda.
on and Sims. Senators Underwood,
?int committee of congress appointed
le declared that the whole railroad
ability of government ownership in
January 8. "
DECEMBER 6, 1916.
[
What? i
Gift
I
Whether yon are a rug <
part merit a good place to vis
light tile handy size rug that
like the last piece in a Oh me
Evo, with your card tiorl to a
| Christinas day and enjoy th<
j Christmas of rugs, both in i
i cially priced to meet the nee
for those who think more of
i
\
j TABLE LJ
The Christinas slioppei
hie Linens. Everything tin
! prices predominate.
j '1FATJET,'' MAEEfcCAT 0 CS
ll I FIR'
j The St
|
ka^a jaamw
*
ho Congress for tho last fifteen years! ant
if providing federal buildings pre
hrough omnibus public building bills ] cla
lave resulted in the const ruction of j anr
nr.ny public buildings in small towns adc
nd localities where ihoy are not i me
eedec!. and at a coat which is clearly ?,
injustiOed by any actual require-J drt
ienws of the communities in which era
hey are erected. The conclusion is ! the
[ resistible that authorizations for ; Say
uiblic buildings in these small com-!
nullities are too frequently dictated j
>v local reasons and without regard : .
6 the best interests of the govern- ft
hent. The most serious aspect is
his: The annual operation and mainenance
of these buildings impose on
ho treasury a permanent and condantly
Increasing burden.
"Common sense and business
lu'dgment would seem to demand that
t.i uctureS for tho transaction of government
business should be author^
zed only In localities where they are
Imperatively needed, and that bulldogs
should not be erected where no
public necessity can bo shown. This
result can best be accomplished by
livorclng the public-building question
From nil local or political considerations
and authorizing no public buildings
until a thorough and intelligent
investigation of each proposed building
or project has been made to this
department and a full report thereon
has been submitted to Congress, if
such reports were followed by the introduction
and passago of separate
measures to cover each proposed
building project the abuses and evils
of the omnibus hill method would be
eradicated."
Wants Extension.
The federal war risk insurance bureau,
Mr. McAdoo says, should bo extended
a year to September 2. ISIS,
since Congress might not be In session
next September and It wotild he
impossible then to continue the worlc
If the European war is still In progress
and serious Injury to American
i 14 fT*l - - A.
business nilgai resuiL. jiic n.-pun ?
says up to November 17 nearly 1.700 I
policies were written by the bureau I
with total risks of more thaii ?14.- ?
610,000 and losses amounting to 8
?S'3:l,024. The premlumua received 9
amounted to $3.142-.G25. 8
Tn speaking of customs revenue?,
which increased about 53,4 00,000
over the previous year, the secretary
says the European conflict is still interfering
with such receipts.
"Boforo the breaking out of the
European war," says the report, "the
amount of the collections indicated
clearly that under normal conditions
the present tariff will produce all the I
revenue it was estimated It v.-ould '
produce at the time It was drawn,
and since the war receipts under the j
tariff bil1 have been all that, could bo I
expected under the present condi- I
tlons." I
Iniporls and Exports.
Mr. McAdoo pnlni-i 'U' 'hat for th'
year the vahie of imports was about
S4,000.000 greater than the prevlous
year and those of exports ?2,76S.5S9.340
greater.
Congress Is asked to amend the
r*li5cl \
C%b?DBlto3B H BU. Ba
4248 Fifth Avert*, PltttburQb, Pa.
Eotabltebwt 37 yrara. Knmovca all d?tlro
lordrinic and un^i without chuiUih ?ic!rnrrtj
to the patlrnr. Ifyouorelntercatod.ic
vriU do to your advantage to Investigate.
, Qr.ty Kestey Institute In Western Psnna. ;
Iv
t-V , i ' l j" jj" - ,,J f t,'-i 'j j* ?| t v [ J
Jetter Chi
Than a R
:?xpert of onlv a rug lover,
j 1 . 1 1 1 ' 1 T I T
it nrouna inc nonaays. we
fills tlie blank space at th
se puzzle, poitd it where il
comer of it. Then j'ollor
i effect. Tliere are Some i
oom size an:l small rncrs.
essitie.s of some slender pi
satisfaction than of price.
Brussels
L $1
j': Axminsl
W' *
lIK?* wnton
i?- * ^S. *?&. A
w &
3affiNy?j^ ^
Also a i
r
SNE(N, THE IDEAL XIVLA
: will 'be move than ploajso
it is wanted is licre awaiti
TORUS', MASOEIC AIJD
rcHE
:ore Thct* Pays ft
FT^'- TlilffHfiTi'i uhwwjpj
i-narcotlc law in view of the surae
court interpretation of the
use relating to drugs in possession
1 to provide funds to care for drug
licts through government treatnt.
'To cut off suddenly the supply of
tgs without, curing the addict of his
vlngs or making any provision for
amelioration of his sufferings,"
s the report, "is not only Inhu?
' ?
Empire Buik
Acme Credit Co.
Boom 422 Fourth F!o?r.
Alexander & Alexander
ioraiMM.
JtMta 420 Fourth Floor.
H. C. Alexander Brokerage
Company
Room 427 Fourth Flora
0. D. Britt
CXyU itrtttfin?r
ItMm 821 'i!Mrd Tiaif.
C. A. Butcher
LlUtlMI.
X?m 829 Zklrt TImc.
Board of Education
Cl&rKkuurs iManw?<i>iiu uu^rlcU
Uuubu 431 9'*ucUi M'loor.
clarKsourg Tei&giamCo.
truuik 4S*1 fuifiiwmn
klrat 4 lour kl?m HtrM.
Citizen's Loan Co.
lioom 121 I'.uuUt iTloor.
FL i3. Dunn & Co.
K??a 12? J>\?uru* Ji1*ok.
C. L. Edmonds
Cttuumt %> oritur.
Mnouwiiiiuza Jb'ioor*
Fairmont Coal Co.
SluA 6M VImz.
a. W. Gall, Jr.
Kaon *29 .bourtu J"luor.
Home Loan Co.
Saom Ml Olxlh floor.
Hnnp Natural Ran Pn
I I Vf V ??% ? vn Wk w W Vf
Eoblub i!rt U> ?C>. Hm\ .uLA J?'lu?r.
Holmboe & Lafferty
Arctiiucti.
r?om? 651-3 1-3 Sixth
Henderson Bros.' Lumber
Company
Jlo?a? 646 Ktrtk rioor.
Dr. E. A. Hill
Phyrirti.
Koceob Itn-2<W i??c?aa n?*r.
C. P. Keeiy & Co.
Run wi sixth n?*r.
Dr. F. S. Linger
Dtatlit
RM?i S13-313> TUr< riMt.
1
istmas I
ug?
ymi will find, out rug deVe
brought, into the liii)e ?
e door or b of ore the' fire
i should go on Christmas p
* it to its destination on jg
unusual values in this g
Many that we have S]hm*- E ^
trse. Also a good ehoiee |
s Rugs, 9x12, from |
[2.50 up 1
?? 1
ter Rugs, 9x12, from.... |
55.00 up |
Velvet Rugs, 9x12 |
58.00 up I
complete showing of rag
ugs, felt rugs, etc.
J9 G-I3TT I
?
rl with 01 it* display of Ta- ?
rig your inspection. Low $
|
ITOiRITJM, DSC. 7. I
11 |
fo Rent | jj
mane but encourages evasions of the ?\
lav.-."
Appropriations are ashed to enable
the public health service, to prosecute
Investigation bl" infantile paralysis
and for the aviation section of the
coast guard, authorized but given no
funds by Congress.
The report concludes with a re:
sume of operations of the various bui
reaus in the treasury department.
ling Directory
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co.
?*tt? 310 Third float.
Dr. S. M. Mason
Pkvat t+mn IS
1E*oji 201*20:: Sacoad Float.
Marietta Torpedo Co., I
Iiouu 060 bLxtfa Floor.
Weft & Lohm ' I
All or 11? j 12 I
S??a 287 fcaeoad Tlaaa J
S. Newman
L^Alao Tailor. | !
Kaon* tAl-bVl .Tilth Floor. ^
- _ . i ii
Frederick Ott i I
ti.uafml VMilTavuvr.
Koona luw Taird Floaw | 3
Dr. R. L. Osborn
K??a wo okvuu Float.
Public Stenographer ]
Kaon -U1 1-3 ancvuil Floor.
Prudential Lite Insurance 11
Company I
Kaon. <S3 aoaxtk Fleer.
Ur. H. 0. HumDaugh
1MUUL
iiaoci. SO^-113 Third jriaoa.
kucnaras Construction Co.
Coaurauwra. |
llSMM W)-?iuD|-ViU SlXtJU VltKJf.
Lewis Sutton .<
Mpadul l?Ulu*i x-~u* ijr. c?.
iiui.iuu. rlour.
Sperry & Sperry ^
Aiioru*) a-ai-r^n*
Xmsii bacuaU Jna.n.
W. H. Taylor
LA W y ox.
Bidw tSt i'aartli risti,
A. K. Thorn & Co.
jr->_ra aud Ul. lu.ura.uca
JLaain ia? h'uorcu flaaa.
United Brokerage Co.
XMiu 217 Toiru m toar.
Olandus West
C**l? OU and Ou
ftoaa 81? 'luird n0?.
Dr. J. E. Wilson
rhjalclaa I
>?om ailV^ tfacond n.o?. k
R. R. Wilson [
Attsrur-at-Ua I
mmm - ? - - - - *
I ??r" BOCOBfl jg
V