The West Virginian. [volume], August 02, 1917, Image 2

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

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win njacted by a v*?i6 or 6* to Sou- j
? fi?.i 'iroimcv a.. HWtwlek, Harding i
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'fhs .'fcuiidmant br Senator Harding
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i? tv in'como diteit're, va--. adopted by
a ?>? a.' SI to 23.
Senator Stone's a.nenduioni provld- j
lit,- tiu compensation by 1: .< government
t?f damages to property growing
out ol tbt enforcement of the prohibition
amendment was rejected, 00 tc 31.
Against Resolution.
tJeasiorr opposing the resolution 1
wart; 1
D'tnocme ? Broussard, Culberson, j
Geriy. HardrvicK, HHchcocV., Knstlnj, j
IJMoea, Lewis, Phetan, Poma-cno, Reed
aed Underwood, Total, 12
Republicans ? Brannenoe, Caliler,
Stance, Lodge, Per.rcie. Wadsworth,
W?T?n and Weeko. Total, 8.
Total against, 20.
For ReeetvMon.
Senators rotlog for the resolution
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Democrats ? Asburst, Bankhead,
Beckham, Chamberlan, Fletcher, Gore,
Holii*. Jocsi of New Meilca, Kendrlck,
King, Klrby, McKellar, Martin, Myers,
Newlands, Overman, Owen. Plttman.
- ' Rasadell, Robinson, Saulsbury, Shafroth,
Sheppard, Shields of Georgia,
Smith of Arlona, Smith of Georgia,
' Smith of South Carolina, Stone, Swanion,
Thompson, Trammel!. Vardaman,
Wnlph, Williams and Wolcott Total,
Republicans ? Borah, Brady. Colt,
CmemlBS, Curtis, Femald, Frellnghuyseu,
Gronna, Hale, Harding, JohnSOB
0t California, Jones ot Washington,
Kellogg, Ksnyon, Knox, La Falletts,
IltoCMpbw. MeNery, Nelaon, New, Norrls.
Pure. Potadexter. Sherman, Smith
MteWjan, Smoot, Sterling, Suthcr1m4
M4 Witaon. Total, 29.
Total. 68. \ V
Shipping Board to
' Operate U, S. Ships
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WASHINGTON, Auk. I.?Yiaoa for
over for operation all Amerl
Ivan ooeanwJiD g nmnuaui snips win
ooe be announced by the shipping
* board. Charters will be required
under the recent act of Congress
authorizing the President to commandeer
tonnage for Government
hie.
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0 and $#I?W 8??fe.
Ine, guaranteed Palm Beaeh cloths.
xitenitnj lelfel'ttiat pro&nftna tjiem
up fo.^l.liich^oWet measure. There
noet'iwrtleular.
rhftt Cosstdortfies
le Sednciiess
j! Now
fact that tn this vontietttll dWP HO
1 or oilor?aH *?.? wanted.
stiff j
puv licoc mvncQ
mi IILIIL LUHUin
SoflfiaJ Privileges For the
V'Mic v*a ISa 1*12 Concert
Evenings. , .
It wis officially lee met today cliat!
t'ae First Reirlnieni. which Is eneaniy- j
e<l how wi!; .tot leave this pity for at j
,'twt two weeks. T.'sia oV>?n&-.i hi J
?'/(. ij.a been muds, neccssaw by the 1
.far Department tejA.tsc. of tts fact
Ihr.i thv i\\'h< Tttapr liava a&t as
^Vie? ;* .^.ad'aoos '? thoj
; :roc '.ai-icatoc tint at
'i bur tito tn.?.'a ..'i.ttes iriil co required
hater* Vha sou'.hv.". -'amps are in a
j." om lit lor, t!.v tVJs bait's ?* *.,
AU t.f the southern trui:>,p '? ?&
were !o have been rwdj tor tlw U-.-npa
by the ftrrt o- Adjust but. the si t j
transptrtaUo i ot supplies and ma- \
'.ertaii has n.tl&vfld tlie work and |
ttesp.. Iwa sou m-Jt". ViK iot be able tc
iaavt her,. for :X least two wstiks.
CwiiijiaDtea if, ?? '*. who have j
'Jaw. oat on ~t ivjj at Grafton ?|
tncsa'i S? the on;. ;i last night and ap-1
p>or?H to b.i It ,.jr;?fler.t soadition.
a t-rWcauaeat "on; Company 2.!
wh'd.i oa..-1 j 'cn at Hoult lino return-i
a.i y aterday i'be msa at the camp j
vv.- * A;!'; vi in liuri! as usual yester-j
Vjr i' ip,'; o. ihe extreme host No!
'i hetn<; wasted at the local
>-\cnv <ii(j every momc-it 1s being
KliiS'iA />? the DU"es" of fitting tho
men ft. the hard tass that will be
p'/f-iW. Severs them when they bo to
i!v( .wiherti training camp ar.tl tliei|:e
v. Franco It is the desire o( the
officers in charge that tho men bo
In the beat physical ami mental condition
possible and therefore they are
not delay lug the drills because ot"
tb.o hot weather.
Beginning tomorrow evening and
continuing until the local camp is
moved to Ilattiesburg. Mississippi,
the First Regiment Eand will give a
concert every Tuesday and FriCfy
night to which the public Is cordially
Invited. Tho rule at the camp that
<t'd civilians must be off the groundn
by six o'clocit In the evening will
be dispensed with tor the time being
in order that the citizens can attend
iheae concerts, provided that riiov will,
leave me grounus uiimuaj ?n.w
the concert has ended. Colonel Osbom
stated today that this privilege
will have to be cancelled it the people
persist In remaining on the I
grounds utter the specified time. The j
conceits will last tt'.m 6:30 until i
7:30. The camp grounds will have
to bo cliar of civilians not later than'
7:45. It is understood however that
these special privileges are only to
be In force on Tuesday and IMday
nights ot each week.
It was learned from Charleston today
that new appointments are about
to be made In tbo First Regiment.
This has been made necessary be-a
?1 "Aol^nntiono in thidl
CciUSO 01 ivsiguaitvao >u vm? >
regular army. These appointments
will be made by Adjutant General
John C. Bond and will be aunouuced
soon.
All the companies from the local
regiment are now in camp vith the
exception of Companies A and B who
are at Wheeling and Companies K
and M who are at Parkersburg on
guard duty.
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Mrs. E. T. Hartman, of Boston, Mass.,
who is spending the summer at her
former home In KIngwood, came here
today to visit her cousin, Miss Cora
Wheeler, on Plerpont avenue.
Industry Givca Delight.
The . ,very oipjeipo^of industry !mmedlkely
in H^Hjls'd&itdijdul and
hath'an Innate satisfac&on rth'lnl! tem.
pereiraH: n cc*. acfe\^iiw?rftt.
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One of the most unique photograph*
ever taken of an airplane la this showing
Lawrence Brown's machine smashing
Into the ground at Atlanta, Ga.
Brown bad given an exhibition of bomb
dropping, blowing to bits aduromy sub-1
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Co!. Wallace Will G? From
Here to Martinsburg
to Continue Work
Forty-nine men of the eighty from
Marion county who hate sw.de applt i
cation for admission to th* second
officers' reserve training camp *t IVsrt j
Benjamin Harrison were examined yen- j
terdny by Lleutsuant-Colonel iVflliam i
W. Wallace and Captain MaK?y,. if tli"
Oulted States Amy. Up unto j
noon today over half of the "e/oainlrj; i
thirty-one Lave appeared end by five,
o'clock today the work of determining j
who shall bo given consideration for;
admission to :ho camp wl'l ho com-j
pieted,
Colonel Vfallaoo stated today that |
the type of men that has sou.rnt adrnis-1
ainn frn-n hJa couatv If! fiXCeO'liJIUlily j
high. He said that taa mei from this j
locality are of r very high eallbre and j
that lie wag very niuah please! with
co* examinations thus far.
The examinations are htlns held at]
the Anr.o,-y ar.d wi'.t end today. Colonel ]
Wallace will go from here to Martins- j
bnrg whera he wilt wramlne West Virginians
who ars at pre sent In eastern
cities. Men will corse Irons Baltimore
Washington, Eostor. New York ana
other .astern c'?i> for the examinations
The Oohnei will vtid iris work |
tr. this state on 'Vetinssdiy cl next;
week when be will complete his work j
in Charleston. The largest nunbar of j
applications from any one diet'1.:' j
have been mads in ths capital.
After all the application* have been i
gona over very carefulij and each individual
case has been considered, the
216 who will make up the state's quota
will he selected aud the names will be
published In the papers all over the
country . Until that time no ooe wiU;
know whether he has passed the exam- j
lnatlon or cot.
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Shurtloff & Welton's "War Economy"
sale now going on.?Adv.
SPEl
Telephone
Because of the mer
terns in this pari
special telephone direc
sued containing a comb
ers.
THIS BOOK G<
Augu!
The great amount o:
ed makes it urgent th
listed in this directory
sarv arrangements at
the closing date, after'
handled.
Call our Business 0
THE CHESA
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VLLS, NlMM' f
ANE IN DIVE TO RUIN
Lnwarifcv TSnicmfs
marine. He ma coming down after
hli performance, when sun in his eyes
caused him to lose control and crash
Into electric light wires, throwing the
machine nose down to the ground. The
machine was smashed but Brown escaped
unhurt The Inset shows Brown.
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SEVJOMQRRQW
About twenty young women from the
Young Women's department of the Y.
M. C. A. will vleit the First Regiment
camp tomorrow Immediately after
lunch for the purpose of sewing buttons
on uniforms, darning, patching
and making sundry other repairs to,
the wardrobes of the soldier lads to !
preparation for their trip to Tennes
Nil.V., U ? at TT - I
ueu, Aiaubiu ?vr wucrerw IUO ?ur
department may finally decide to send
them
?'ha only requirements made Is that
**.* Htirthes be laundered before being
gsv?n to ihe ladies for repairing and
ti e first ts>; to the wardrobe workers
are aspectlng to have a busy afternoon
. ""-The soldiers say that there is a I
real need tor this kind of assistance
from those experienced in needle work
and the offer of help will meet with a
ready response from the mea at the
camp.
K M y THAT WK
If yon are a sufferer with lame back,
backache, dizziness, nervousness and
kidney disorders, why don't you tyy
the remedy that your neighbors recomment?
J J, Snodgrass, 610 Gaston avenue,
"lainiiont. says: "Doan's Kidney Pills
helped me wonderfully. I was so bad
off with kidney complaint I had to
keep in bed most of the time. My
back ached as though it would break.
My k'dni.ys acted too freely at times
and igain, Jusf. ihe opposite. The
kidney secretion* were highly rolored j
and deposited sediment I bought j
Doan's Kidney Pilt3 at Martin's Drug
Store, and I found they were Just
what j needed. The backache soon
Wt mi. mnd mo idrlnovs were npain
loins their work In good shape." |
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy?get
Doan's Kidney Pills, the Ratne that
Mr. Snodgrassj had. Foster-Mllburn
Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
* | HAL
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of West Virginia, a
tory will shortly be isined
list of all subscribes
TO PRESS
st 4th
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iat an wno wisn to d?
should make the necesonce.
August 4th is
which no entries can be
ffiee NOW.
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Some Improvement in the
Pressure Was Indicated
Today. ?
:ir
Mies Estelle Freeman began yesterday
on Morgantown avenue to mako
an inspection 01 tne waste 01 wtuvr iu ;
Fairmont and has already located and
reported several places where an excessive
supply of water Is being used.,
Wherever there is a leak in th water j
lines, the case will be reported to the 1
City ball and the water turned off un-1
til the individual repairs the pipe lines.'
Today the water guage nt the City
hall shows a pressure of 100 pounds,
which indicates that the pressure In
the sections surrounding the city Lalt
Is above normal. But In the higher
sestSons of the town where mora pres-1
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jpwiwsi
My THE MOV
j J|3 tVe are going t
| inaugurating a te
contains only pia]
Sfcf our floors are the
this event. Thej
f$g the best opportui
JO instrument for th
j IS strument.
E There is a
m Make H
$250 Kingsbui
J&3 $275 Cable, u,
ajR $225 Remingt
K $250 Hunting
Kj $325 Jacob D
B $225 Gerhard
K $325 Kohler &
$325 Schuberi
f $400 Boston,
K4 $385 Kurtznu
fig $450 Dennistc
fAflneRfcteti
piano sold of tl
H This special
|B this particular
Id Avoid disappoi
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car* If needed and tax the remote
street* there Is no pressure whatever.
Fairmont has the largest reservoir
In the state and with two good twelve
Inch mains carrying the water, there
will be no trouble in giving everyone
a sufficient water supply, If each Individual
makex it a point to eee that
there Is no water wasted.
Setting Toothman Up
in Moonshine Outfit
Whan Snpt. "Sandy" Toothman entered
his office this morning he found
a mysterious piece 01 iwhim copper |
on his dee. After & little Investigation
he found that the twisted copper was
a "worm of a moonshine still."
It had boen sent to him by his brother,
Attorney A. II. Toothmnn, internal
revenue inspector. After opening his
mail he learned that the "worm of a
moonshine still" had heon secured by
his brother in making a raid somewhere
in fhe jungles of West Virginia. I
"A worm of a moonshine still" is a
long twisted piece of copper tubing
through which the vapor from the malt
Is condensed in the making of "corn
liltker."
ING OF THE FIRM OF C.I
Room Full of R
10 Bargi
o celebrate our removeal to 01
;n day sale of new and used pi
ios of the best makes, and the
pick of a large number we ha'
r are taken in exchange for ;
lity ever offered to those who
eir family, but are not able to
Piano in This List'
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ry,used
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on,used
ton, used
oil, used i...,
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t, used
used ....,
in, used
m Player, speeial t, ...
SPECIAL
rdson we have just added to ot
iiis make here goes at a reduc
Awltr 4"A 4-Vm
oner ayyixa viiiy iu wic um
manufacture.
ntment by being here early wi
11 in stock, . - 'J
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LIKE ELECTRIC 1
BMi TOES!
TELLS WHV A CORN IS SO PAlfv
FUL AND SAYS CUTTING .1
MAKE'S THEM GROW.
Press an electric button and you *1
form a contract/with a lire wire which <
rings the bell. When your shoes pre: i *
against your corn it pushes it sharp o^H
roots down upon a sonoitive nerve act /S
you get a shock of pain. , ol
Instead of trimming your corn 7,
which merely makes them' grow, Jun
step into my drug store and ask for
a quarter of an ounce of freczonc. ;.H
This will cost very little hut Is sufilclout
to remsoto every hard of sort lH
corn or callus from ohq's teet. A fev; V
drops applied directly upon a tender, ti^B
aching corn stops the sore;Vie instnntly,
and soon the corn bhrirch ufl
up so it lifts right out, root and all, j*S
without pain. This drug Is harm- 'H
less nnd never Inflames or even irrl'tntes
the surrounding tissue or >'H
skin. ]H
m a . 1 71
i. HOUSE tM
ains 9 /
jr new rooms by fcfi
anos. The stock vgsL
selection now on
ve had stored for i?Rr
players, and are EwL
? want a musical Hi
afford a new in- ' 01
rhat wai v" 1 ,
r Howe 9
ir fine, ttfe first < Em
tion of $50.00. ; Car
h woiia ervl/1 C9
hen you^fayorita B
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