The Sunday telegram. [volume], November 12, 1916, FIRST SECTION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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Fifty-three prisoners are now ron;
|si fined in the county jail, an increase
of a dozen or so over the average,
1 maintained for some time. Of the
number only fourteen are road workThe
Marquis of Butte has subscribed
$5,000 to a plan for establishing in the
west of Scotland a hospital for limbless
soldiers and sailors.
Saxoi
In excellent condition
sold 'at oiiec. Price $350.00.
Call in Fc
Cuppel
Bell Phone 1470-J.
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Your Laund
SOMETHl
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a7he SeatS n 'i
and
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Embossed and Engraved Grecti
If; - I ^rs*> or Mr. and Mrs., or you can
I them embossed in bronze or color,
|ef Come in and See
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1407 W. Main St. Order \ oi
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ISFIOKS FOK A.I/L THK IWMII.Y
\Ve> 1 rtt rn-ii i-??i *?+! r* ? 1 *vi* f I S r?
4-A juvhv vivu<<<-4 ? inri
Hp; ;year tha never before In Hebwtlng our \
||ffl (footwear.
Our line of men's shoes will satisfy
the most fastidious, as they come in l
Mr'v ! all widths and all leathers. Price
ijpi-'- 'from $2.50 tip.
t/d{ Our ladfes' shoes are up to the
| IIP : minute in every detail. There is
lit . * nothing in any good shot' store in
I? Clarksburg that we cannot get or alia
: ready have and will guarantee you a
i saving well worth your while to eon
?;$| sid>r. This saving usually is from lb
Sfi^'l' t per cent t.o 50 per cent. You owe it
M e;. . to yourself to see us lirst.
fig Mf Investigate!
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WflGFiNCREflSE
Is Announced by Tanning Company
and a Lumber ComrtOni*
in Dnnnntilurtnin
fj?ny 111 i cnnayivania.
<nv AIIOCIATCO MI(C)
TIIDGEWAY, Pa.. Nov. 11?Fifteen
thousand employes of the Elk Tanning
Company in this locality have
been given an advance In wages of
twenty-live cents a day according to
an nhhoiJiicemont made hero today.
They will also work nine hours a
day instead" of ten. Olllclals of the
Curtis ffcather Company announced
tiiat 800 employes of the company
have been granted an increase In
wages. Skilled workmen will' receive
SI to $4.GO for nine hours'
work and common laborers $3,20.
Women employes will be paid $2.20.
FOOBJPGO
Is Asked of President Wilson by
mayor James Curly of the
City of Boston.
<BV ASSOCIATED PMfSfl)
BOSTON, Nov. 1.1.- Mayor James
M. Curly sent a letter to President
Wilson today asking him to convene
Congress and submit a recommendation
that a law be enacted putting
an embargo on food products, as a
step toward reducing the cost of living.
The ihayor included in his letter
a table giving the Increase in
food prices within the -last year,
which lie said, showed 'that wages
would have had., to advance 3 00'per
cent in order to Jceep pace with the
rise of the cost of the necessaries of
life. Mayor Curly-asserted that an
embargo would destroy speculative
combinations and "contractual oliligafi
oris with warring powers."
Norway has a total trade union membership
of 25,0110.
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n hix
i in every way,- must be
>renoori
: Bros. I
Consl. 170 I
rv Iq Rnnnirl
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:o bo satisfactory if it comes from the
Clarksburg Laundry* Co. Why? De:ause
we have a special method here
)f inspecting closely every article before
it is delivered to you. and the
slightest speck or other imperfection
is discovered before sending it out.
That's why we .are called the "perfect
laundry." Try us once and you'll
never again go elsewhere. Prices are
attractive too.
Clarksburg Laundry Co. '
100 West Pike Street.
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is G-reetin^ Cards.
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wishes 11
&apmonfc
ng Cards in sizeB, Mr., Miss and ||
furnish your own cards and have |l
with envelope to match.
> Sample Books.
RADFORD
ners.
irs Early.
Opp- Empire Bank. II
WARE I
le of the best
ed ware made. >gSk
price is not as
torn tli e tac t or v I
ill gives the user
e to give. Gome in and let B
Hardware Co. I
'like Street.
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THE SUNDAY TELEGRi
: GAR EXCHANGE
Is Proposed in Order to Bring
Relief of the Coal Shortage
in Some Sections.
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V ASSOCIATED milU
T.OUrsVILIvE, Ky.. Nov. 11.?Immediate
relleT of the coal shortage
In certain sections of the country Is
promised by proposals approved late
today- by Commissioner C. C. McChorde.
The proposals emanate from railroad
representatives present here at
the hearings In connection with an
Investigation by the Interstate Commerce
Commission on the exchange
and return of freight cars by railroads.
It is proposed that every railroad
In the country begin at once the return
of all foreign coal cars In its
possession, as fast as they are unloaded.
If these is no load on them
going in the general direction of
their home lines, they are to he reA.
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lurnco empty.
Coal carrying roads have promised
that as soon as a fair proportion of
missing equipment Is returned they
will raise embargoes which have
been placed upon shipment on their
cars to sections which are now suffering
from a scarcity of, fuel.
mitoTcars
Is Charged by Commissioner of
a Large Coal Exctiang&in
the State of Ohio.
( V ASSOCIATED PRESS)
COUJ-MUUS, O.. Nov. 11.?Walter 1).
McKlnney, commissioner of a large
coal exchange in Ohio, today petitioned
the interstate Commerce Commission
to investigate the misuse of
coal cars and the diversion of these
cars to other lines in Ohio, believed
to be responsible for a coal car short
age in the state. The petition Is based
on the claim that roads outside of
Ohio are holding up cars, whicli, if returned
to the state would relieve the
car shortage.
HlGHESTPRiGES
Ever Known Are Bid for Portland
Wheat with a General
Advance Per Bushel.
(?* ASSOCIATED PRESS)
PORTLAND, pre., Nov. 11.?Portland
wheat -hids ^cached the highest
prices ever known.; today, with the exception
of the blue stem variety. There
was a general advance of three to five
Cents a bushel in bids for the day and
blue stem touched $1.65 per bushel
which is the same as on October 30,
the previous high record. Other varieties
were $1.61 per bushel. The
price for oats also touched a new high
necord. here with the trade eagerly
bidding $35 a ton for supplies oT
number one feed.
DOOR CLOSED
To Members of the National
Guard Who Are Desirous of
Leaving Federal Service.
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS)
SAX ANTONIO. Tex., Nov. 11.?
National guardsmen are not to be discharged
from the federal service for
any reason other than the "interest
of the government," according to new
Instructions from Secretary of War
Baker to the southern department
headquarters. It was admitted by officers
here tonight that this ruling
practically closes the door to mem:
bers of the national guard who are
desirous of leaving the service for
various reasons.
The information also was given out
that it was impossible for the war
department to say definitely when the
various organizations or any particular
organization of the national guard
would be returned, to their home stations.
!CXA1M> WINS.
(OY ASSOCIATED PRESS)
OH ATfLTSSTON.Nov. 11?A message
received here today from Win field
j informed W. G. Barnhart, United
States district attorney,, that he had
: been defeated in Putnam county for
i rrncnpuh'tifr nHnrnor TTa -u?o a + > ??-?
( I WMXW 14 VIU > 44VJ : XJkV < WO I'l V
j Democratic nominee. C- C. Knapp,
i Republican, was the wiixner.
HOARDS MAY FLOWER.
CUV ASSOCIATED PRESS)
J RHINE CLIFF, N. Y., Nov. 11?
, President Wilson .arrived here tonipht
from Williamstown. Mass., and
j at once boarded the naval yacht May
! Flower, which lay at anchor in the
! Hudson river. The president directed
that the May Flower proceed
slowly to New York at daybreak tomorrow.
He expects to land in New
! York tomorrow afternoon.
OHIO WENS.
I
CDY ASSOCIATED
CINCINNATI, Nov. 11?Showin/s
superior football Ohio University
won an interesting game irom xnt
University of Cincinnati here foda^
by a score of 33 to 10.
ELECTION' ERRORS.
CSV AIIOC1ATKD n<e?n
FARGO, X. D., Nov. 11.?Chalrmtu
William Lomko, of the Xortli Dakoti
Republican state central committee
has received reports which he said indicate
errors in handling ballots ,ir
Burleigh county as well as other irregularities.
and will prosecute in
quiry to determine the possibility o:
a recount of this state's vote.
A Rats TAKEN AWAY.
<BV A. BOOT AT CO PNHCI
EL. PASO, Tex., Nov. .11.?The arms
| were taken from the garrison'of tin
i; thirty regular soldiers at Guadalupe
thirty miles southeast of Juarez, bei
cause of suspected disloyalty to thf
Constitutionalist government, it was
learned here tonight.
. Opo worker in ten in the United
States belongs to a labor union.
There are at present .more than
| 1.500 Esperanto societies inthe world.
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" INJUNCTION j
Against the Adamson Law fsi
I Asked For by Another Big
Western Railroad.
CHICAGO. Nov. 11?The Chicago,
Burlington anil Qunlcy rallrpad today
: filed a petition for an Injunction
against the Adamson law. It was
similar to those filed previously by
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe,
T'nion Pacific and other roads. According
to reports'here today several
r roa?Is n re to file similar petitions
next Monday.
TRANSFUSION
Of Blood is Wade the Third
Time to Save a New York
Woman's Life.
r?? ASSOCIATED f.(fl)
I/OS ANGEL.ES, Calif., Nov. 11?
! A third transfusion of blood was
j made today to strengthen Mrs. Inez
Holland Jtoissevain, of New York,
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! here.
HoHpital authorities salcl she had
an oven chance Tor recovery.
Mrs. Ilolssevaln was said to be
suffering from extreme aenmeia
coupled with throat trouble.
"lir
Until Monday to Serve Writs of
Ejectment against Striking
Mill Operatives.
<?Y ASSOCIATED PRESS)
ANDERSOX, H. C., Nov. 11.?After
tliearrival hero today, of live companion
of the South Carolina national
guard from neighboring cities, it was
decided to wait until Monday to serve
j writs of ejectment against striking
jniill operatives who have refused to
I vacate houses owned by the mills.
Meanwhile conferences were held with
a view to starting up the mills which
, Hnsjrfl down Alienist SI tact u'hun thn!
employes demanded a ten per cent,
raise.
TO BUY PROPERTIES.
*nr >**ociATro rn?t??
LAREDO, Tex.t Nov. 11.?Mexico
Ciny newspapers reaching the border
tonight contain statements that the
Gulf Oil Company, an American corporation.
will purchase the Mexican \
oi lproperties of Sir Weetman Pearson
(Lord Cowdray) of England.
The consideration, the papers state,
will approximate about $100,000,000.
TO OPEN WIRELESS.
(BY ASSOCIATED miss)
TOKIO, Nov. 11.?Direct communication
between Japan and San
Francisco by wireless telegraphy will
be opened to the public on November
10, it Is offlciall yannounced. Messages
between Japan and the United
States heretofore have been relayed
at Honolulu.
One of Brazil's most important rail- i
roads is being equipped with oil burn- ;
ing locomotives and expects eventually
to dispense with coal.
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FOR MOVIN<
ACADEMIES. THE
The practice of
ating devices during
European Cities; T
for the comfort of t.
of installing and mi
isms which ape not s
THE AMERICA
YORK STATE WI1
the manufacture of
from a young inven
have entire supervis
THE AMERICA
mechanical equipm<
maintain. It will 1?
ness, whereas the p
provides, relief only
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TAURANTS, BAR]
OTHER PLACES 0
FALLEN AWAY I
equipped with the Ame
I own nouses, tins conciit
the summer months.
THE DIRECTORS
AND SHARES OE IT*
SHARE (PAR VAEXJ1
stock will he used1 for
ment of labor neccssar
THE COMPANY'
when they are in a posi
price or by these methc
It is the intention o
curb stock exchange w"
afford a ready market f
The large fi^l d for i
ties of large earnings y
Are secured.
AETER INVEST
SEEE STOCK IN TK1
APPLICATIONS
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Positively every suit
A grand opportunity to g
to $10.00. Remeihberjev
We kindly invite yoi
your opportunity to get 3
to find here exactly what
Ied to pay.
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all the v? rv T .0 ti
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PERSHING SCOOT *
May Be Sent from Juarez City
to Chihuahua City to
Be Executed.
(BY AMOCIATCO PRESS)
EL, PASO, Tex., Nor: 11.?Fearing
that Benjamin Brahan, a scout for
General Pershing, may be sent to Chihuahua
City to be executed, army officers
here are exerting efforts to have
him released In Juarez.
According to the report made to the
American state department agents,
Brahan is held because of having been
with Villa.
POLICE PMROL
Down Town Districts of Indianapolis
to Protect the Traction
Company There.
far AfioeiATiD rutin
3XDIAXAP0LIS. Xov. 13.?Police
reserves armed with night sticks tonight
patrolled the downtown districts
and transfer points for the protection
of passengers and property of the Indianapolis
Traction and Terminal
Company. After 6 o'clock the company
refused to employ men who had
not signed an individual contract and
officials asserted that only 200 of 3,000
had failed to sanction the agreement.
The carmen's organization, which is
demanding an increase in wages and
a "closed shop" agreement, is enjoined
from striking hy a federal court injunction
and union officers declare that
^pensive A
G- PICTURE THEAT:
ATRES, AND ALL PLA(
equipping- places of publ:
? the summer months has
he American people have
heir patrons. This attitu
aintaining the present co:
adopted-to the requireme:
UST AIR COOLING CORP
'H A CAPITAL OF $150,'
a highly efficient and com;
tor. The corporation has
ion of the manufacturing
m AIR COOLING SYST
3iit is light, portable and
jep the temperature in ev
resent popular and eomp
to those within a radius
TTHIN REACH OF THO
3ER SHOPS, HOTELS, ft
F AMUSEMENT WHOS
)URING THE HEATED
rican System, tlieir patrons \y
ion will inevitably result in a
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5 TREASURY CAPITAL ST
E $5.00 PER SHARE.) THE
securing a small ananufactur:
| for the production of the fir,
HAS ASSUR ANCE OF CON1
ition to-finance their manufac
>ds -when sufficient funds have
f the management to have the
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Lien viiey tnaveuie several msm
or the purchase and sale of tlie
jhc sale of the company's prod
^%en the plant and other facil:
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rg's N'ewest Store for Womei
SWT SALE
turday, Noveni
II Continue AH Ne
at Saving Op/so,
; in tlie store to. he put in this
ret.vour vSuit right in the seas
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ery Suit is this season's mode
NO OLD STJIT3 TO OFF*
i to see these Suits as we kr
rour suit at a great saving,
you want and at a much low
xpress, New Samp]
est Styles, Models :
that company is enforcing a "lockout."
QUIT W'OltK.
cuv associated pncsm
TAMPA. Fla., Nov. 11?Approximately
6,500 cigar makers quit work
here today, joining 1,500 who struck
yesterday for an increase of $3 a
thousand on cigars.
The housewife who has never
made ad-reading a part of her routine
of "home management" is the one
who finds it increasingly difficult to
meet expenses in this era of high
prices.
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POOR, TSGAON
Order that ne w Su
J. W. P
Fine Tailoring for!
Mso Cleaning, Pres
fbeen- secured to install these
Capital stock of the company
Ilations mentioned above, in f
company's securities,
uct and its low cost of -manuf
Lties necessaiy to turn out the
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Over Levy's, Next to
kir-CooIing
RES, CAFES, RESTATE
CES OF PUBLIC ASSE3M
ic assemblage with air c<
been followed for severs
been slow to adopt this i
de has been largely due '
mplicated refrigerating (
nts of the smaller enterp
ORATION organized un<
000.00, has purchased th
paratively inexpensive :
retained the services of t
nnpvatinns nf Lho onvrmn
EM is based on a simple
comparatively inexpens
ery part of a room at the
aratively expensive elect
of the draft created by
USANDS OF SMALL CI
HEATRES, DANCING .
E BUSINESS HAS HIT
TERM. When these
ill find a greater degree of cor
large increase in the husihes
E AUTHORIZED THE SA
OCK AT THE NOMINAL.
PROCEEDS, ($5,000) reali|
ing plant, the purchase of iru
st fewimachdncs.
TRACTS for the installation
tare: there will be no further
le Line of Coats, j il
md Fabrics. J ?I
PETITION* DENIED. .
( v associated rncss)
CHICAGO, Nov. 11?The petition of
coal mine owners of Illinois and Indi- J
ana designed to compel the return of
coal cars by foreign lines to lines tapping
their coal fields was denied by
Federal Judge Land is today.
TWO-DOLLAR. WHEAT. \
(by associated press)
TOLEDO. O., Nov. 11.?May wheat
today closed on the local produce exchange
at two dollars a bushel, the
Mn-boat nfteo otat lrnntvn Tt-o/lnvU
iiigiicnu i'liwq \ ? vi ivuv " u>
freely predicted a still higher figure. M
Flour today advanced to $11.50 a
barrel retail.
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it or Overcoat from I
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Men, $18.00 and Up 1 9
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RANTS, D.ANCING 1 1
[BLAGE. | I
ooiing- and refriger- I jfl
1 years in the larger H
method of providing 1 tl
to the excessive cost | fl
)r electrical mechan- I j9
rises. vm
ier the laws of NEW 1 | fj
e patent rights for jV
air cooling system 8 M
;he inventor who will I '
law of physics. The | . ;9
iive to install .and 1 I
same degree of cool- B 19
ric fan equipment ?1 Jfl
the fan. ITS SOST I I
iFES, CLUBS, EES- I 9
ACADEMIES, AND |
HERTO ALWAYJS I
establishments are
nfort there than in their | M
s of the proprietors for ? ?
LE OF TWO THOTJS- ' 8 M
PRICE OF $2.50 PER - | 1
:cd from the sale of tliife.; I i /ill
itcrials and the employ-.; g f Ju|l
of several machines
stock sold at the above' B I
contracts. : n -
'listed on the Nmv York 1 5
ull operation. This will I. I
acture insures hossibili- 9 I
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STATE AUDITOR, TO I I
QAIRiKCTCURG-, W. VA. jj |
FIRST SECTION ! 1
EADER.I I
iber 11th. i I
xt, Week 1 I
rtunity'' 1 ^
sale. Everyone reduoed. I f?' 1
;on at a,-saving- from $3.50 J j
low you will readily see g I
Yon will have .110 trouble 1 I
er price than you cxpectn
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