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SS;athoonTOm-ofSm-toh-chJ.Ofr-•stcshorehtir-iiyit-?F.J.ndu-n-N.asll-?11n-naedn-oferr*daortolieIdn-d-Li-orInkcayidhe■p.ayIsisiay-11-C. L. Allcndor, of Parkersburg. Is a business visitor here.It. L. Moore, of Parkersburg, Is a city business visitor.\V. 1-1. Jack was here from Weston Tuesday.Mrs. Blanche Bond, of Charleston, was a visitor here Tuesday.Joseph C. Russell, of Parkersburg, is transacting business here.C. E. Williamson, of Hnvenswood, is here on a business mission.C. K. Meeker, of Parkersburg, isin the city.(J. K. Batson, of Parkersburg, is a business visitor here.Albert Will Is here from Elkins.Dr. W. It- Smith, dentist lti the Goff building, has returned from an extended automobile trip through Canada. Halifax and Nova Scotia, and Is back for business.OF INTEREST TO WOMENNutmeg and Mace.Nutmeg and mace are different parts of the same fruit, the nutmeg being the kernel and the mace the dried outer covering. One should always wash nutmegs thoroughly before using, as the whitish coating is the result of bathing them in lime and water after they are gathered. The action of the nutmeg is so stimulating that its free use is forbidden bv common sense in India, as dungeons results have beon known to fellow from too free a use.days Inter the Rev. Mr .Svkcs notified the Dean girl's father.The Ilev. Mr. Sykes drew attention to himself June I. when he delivered a sermon In which lie said tliui tlio millennium was started In 1914, when the Germans began to do God's bidding.Sets End of World in 1959.The end of the world will come, according to Sykes,In 1959. when he has gathered together 144.000 chosen people of God. Sykes is also authority for the statement that in 1950 the Garden of Eden will he restored to its original place in Yellowstone park and that Noah’s Ark. which was built in California, will be returned from Asia.Mr. Sykes was notified today that a warrant had been issued for IBs arrest on a charge of maintaining a nuisance at Derby street and Shat!nek avenue. In the shape of bis tented auditorium. He agreed to appear before Police Judge Robert A. Edgar Monday morning for a trial.HISSEDIn Madrid City is a Piece Given by a French Theatrical Company.IGIR’S CHARGESfnr #«hoci/t«oPARIS, July 2—The censor has| * taken in baud the repertory of j French theatrlenl companies play-11iOfficial of Church of Living God is Missing After Being Expelled.ASAOMAFBERKELEY, Calif., Jul y26.—Fol-1 owing the secret excommunication of folin C. Clarke, an elder in the Church 1 f the Living God, a warrant has been ssued. charging him with u statutory iffenBO against Louise E. Dean, the 4-year-old daughter of another older, i V. M. Dean. Clarke If said to bo a ugitivf.Clarke was one of the assistants •« | he Rev. Joshua Sykes, pastor of the ;hureh of the Living God. Sykes, ac-ording to hlB own claim, is “annolnt-•d of the Lord. He says Jesus Christ lassed u day and night with him in 8(J0 and appointed him to conduct the vork of gathering 144.000 chosen peo-ile for the Kingdom of Heaven.Clarke joined the Rev. Sykes three ears ago us one of the chosen people j or the Kingdom of Heaven.Secret Session Voles Expulsion.At a secret session of the elders of he church, according to the Rev. jykcs, evidence was adduced in conic etion with Clarke and the Dean girl, vhlch compelled the pastor and the j dher elders to expel Clarke from the hurch-I personally told Dean of Clarke's onduct, said the Rev. Sykes, and |am prepared to offer a reward for j ’larke's capture and punishment if, ie is guilty.Clarke, who has been employed by he El Dorado Oil Company, drew his lay, saying he was going to Seattle to he bedside of a dying father. TwoIt was Just a IB tic piece of news pa page. DoubtLrs many thousands read most of the mtr. who read it were please airy and prote'Mon, a confession of fere The burden nf the poem was a faint the home, where it was alleged they all earners. Men were appealed to treat th up to them by politeness what they hud workers.It Is a little mud on thoso brave i for the girl of today to get a job, who might educate themselves for business in terms like tins*. Surely they neve; when women would have their cholc, u do. that they would sigh over the nocca The trouble with tho business girl * home embroidering doillcH, is that she been tho pur ..n of women. Long befor or a power driven machine women wc working man navtr supported his famil} The difteretrct* between then and nc not collect their own wages- The monc a legal right to the services of his wife lt;a moral right tu whatever they earned.in the classes where the man of th enough, to pay tho family bills, the girls marrying ns young as possible. Denied t opment through useful work outside the as Ignorant as children, and they were i There never has been a time in h situated as now. And the change has I women are incieaaingly becoming inde a position now to marry whom they ph not. They can grow and develop to th are free as women have never before be Tho woman who finds the business domestic service, unless sh8 Is too much a parasitic life of sentimental Idleness a torian.Copyright, Evening M
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The Daily Telegram
Clarksburg, West Virginia, US
Tue, Jul 25, 1916
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