;.' r ^ politic, it «01 not eliminate all evil* ^prevent aU bad practice.. There 1 AMBASSADOR 8HARP*8 trtjlWUl beDc IDin w,fe join8 «¦*. llicvu*Jwwwrr"1incoaprtut otficera,1 coarap- FeS^sssb j tlon In offlce. unwtae ao You cannot expect a pro- lefitfatUm law to be bo easily enforced long as the human rmce linger* on Uie In tta. betfnnlng of prfohlbitjoa u hither aide ot the millennium. been washed out But -woman suffrage la, nevertheless, and the human wrecks cleared away. ' There was a a distinct substantial time when might was How Prasa. atep. In my Judg¬ right, when the stronger took from Bright ¦HHSpMiittdin i ..aaisswiMB....¦aaaaaawaa..a ment, toward the lessening ot the evils the weaker that which belonged to PUBLICATION OFFICE and bettering the conditions of poli¬ the latter. There came a time when The Robins Look Todt Monro* Str««t. tics. Her Influence in politics, like society began to make rules to re¬ her in o£ life strain the strong for the protection one runs to the wi w when TELEPHONES influence every sphere of the weak. It is as easy to enforce Every the Business Office Editorial Room* in wljich she moves, 1b for the good. a prohibitory law in the beginning of first robin is seen. . Ben m the new Cons. MO Cons. 87 Both Just and Wise. order as it was to enforce g3 j X feel quite certain that those who" the law of regulation in the begin-1 How brilliant and J^fautiful the red¬ at the PoatofBee at Fairmont, have closely observed ther effect of ning of civilization. Yet is there a breasts look when first peep at Virginia, aa aecond--class mat- man who would say that society ought youj^et woman a of as suffrage through number never to have begun regulation to gov- them; but their breads will be just red will it both ern the of men 8UBSCRIPTION RATES years pronounce Just and rights and restrain all summer. It is UK first impression when wise. I am equally sure that if the the atrojig from taking from the weak Dollarad by Carrier simply because It would arrive in that -.on* question in my Btate were left to be difficult of they thj^fearliest Spring days month. payable the enforcement? As enforcement and es¬ monthly I .45 male vote alone woman makes them m«t admired. BfeSft"-' Mall suffrage would tablishment of regulatory rules in By be continued there. other lines of hum^n endeavor have And the same is true of been a exactly thing SSJ: tSSr ::::::i'i.. I saw a statement the other day that growth, a progress, so must be in their nefa Dally, six months l.fiu the enforcement and establishment of people whe^T they first appear Dally, one year s.00 in those states where woman suffrage prohibitory liquor laws. is All aabacrtjpionit payable In advance. prevails the better class of women do Spring ajtfparel. Everything fresher, Some weeks ago the Hoster Brew¬ more has When ssUny for change In address not take part in politics and do not ing company of Columbus. Ohio, brighte*rand beautiful before it give old aa well as new address capltlllzed at $12,000,000, filed its peti¬ become common. vote, while the more undesirable or tion undesirable do take and praying for the appointment of a wholly part receiver and the winding up of its af¬ are the days to get the most enjoy¬ W; do vote. I am sure that this is not fairs. One of the causes given for Us mentT^seand create the most true. unfortunate financial condition was gratifying impres- / that the and the new While about the state of West Virginia had ~n by possessing wearing CREEDS. speaking question gone dry! Only a few days ago a 'A creed is an of not voting, allow me to call your large bank at Pittsburgh pring apparel. efficiency system suspended wait means less and less .Which makes possible an entrance into attention to the fact that in a late payment. The statement was given \ Every day you presidential election in one of the most out that some one connected with the welu* and from the new Heaven. management of the bank were con- enjoyment gar¬ The fifst creed was invented by a populous states of the Union, a state nected with certain breweries; that ments. Our stocks are at their fullest and politician who wanted a way to gov¬ where woman suffrage is now up for the business of such breweries had been much best right now. ern people on Sundays. It worked consideration, more than 100,000 vot- very injured and curtailed ers remained from the by prohibition in West Virginia. And eo well that politicians have gone on away polls. yet the brewers and the liquor people inventing creeds ever since. Every Investigation disclosed that the generally say that prohibition will not Millindhl Distinctively Different creed has something in it that is true. greater portion of those who remained prohibit! The game is to And out what this Id. away were business men who could Let no man in West Virginia bo Styles cta( the season advances. Some of the deceived! West can bo Many people have believed in a creed have voted with but little incon¬ Virginia only newest model |he handsome natural color Leghorn in com¬ made and kept a dry state by vig¬ Hats.the merVb Lizore Straws and the ever popu- all their lives trying to flud this out venience. living thickly settled ilance and constant effort. The munities.no such shamless betrayal liquor lar Mllans, emps.^Jretty flowers, velvet ribbons, new and have never succeeded. But that interests have spent a large sum of shaped wii etc. Some exceptionally chic was their fault. 0f tha duties and obligations of citizen¬ money in an efTort to break down the White novellas.In t9t assortment, fresh from our own laws of Hats.T o. All creeds are labeled "Made in ship. even proportionately, can be prohibitory the state. Includ¬ workrooms. .50, $5, Sk50, and up to $12.50. to the "better class of * ed In such expenditure is the employ a." But the maker's name is charged PARIS, France.Ambassador Wil¬ ment of the ablest la"wyers whose serv¬ women in state. , if ever, blown on the handle. any suffrage liam Graves Sharp is en route to mar- ices could be had to prosecute pro¬ Creeds are used for various purposes: If I had my way about It I would Bellies to meet his wife and their five ceedings and defenses in the courts Women'sXailored Suits forfeit a citizen's to vote when, children who is sailing from New of this state, including the federal, to start wars, assimilate countries, right York. The ambassador has not and in the federal- courts outside of shionable fabrics. no reasonable excuse, be yet tootwea el th stimulate through promote architecture, the decided on his place of residence, hav-1 the state, in efforts to break through '15, $16.50, $18.5 (25.00, $30.00. organ trade and keep the Brotherhood failed to meet this prime obligation of ing several houses under considera¬ and destroy the state's prohibitory Springy That would be far more tion. He has deferred selection until laws. Boots, of Man a citizenship. _____ Pumps, from becoming permanent Mrs. Sharp arrives. reality. If there were no creeds the sensible than to make the right to The effort of the liquor people to Women'^Coats break down the prohibitory laws of Colbnials, Brotherhood of Man idea might get vote depend Upon sex. and white check coals, Coats, commensurate in moral West Virginia has a tyirp-fold purpose. CTltocrdine Serga to be a monopoly in restraint of.differ- Will Not Condone Wrong. citizenship First, to regain the lost business in Evening Slippers iTiite Chinchilla and Serge $10.db to $18.50. You may argue until doom's day and physical stamina with the tre West failure in Bronze, Detents, kids, calf, buck, suede. Im- CPennsylvania and elsewhere. however, that tlie state had a deficit ¦¦o or being into which the state does not .and Experience are we told that (.auo a3sd mojj Virginia. particularly people Throughout the nation liquor people of $350,000 on June 30th, 1914, not¬ WOMAN SUFFRAGE TO AID STATE intrude and about which politics does panurjuoo) who never before patronized the are Let turn to some and con¬ spending large sums of money to withstanding that in the fiscal year AND NATION, not obtain. us things stores during Christmas times were make the impression that West Vir- then ending, the state had collected home of fuel ditions in West Virginia to illustrate who never be¬ (By William Edgar Borah.) Moral Question* Now Arlie. ucts, consumption and effects and under large purchasers. Men, ginla is bankrupt because she no license money from those engaged in employment for enlarged facili¬ experiences prohibi- fore had shopped came with the wife longer collects revenue from the the business Back of this, how¬ Senior U. S. Senator from Idaho. Almost every conceivable question labor; tory liquor laws. Some time ago I re¬ tind -came to liquor ties for the children buy presents liquor business, and it is, therefore, ever, the stave had a deficit of $480,- I am a believer in woman suffrage. Is now settled in the domain of poli¬ education; building of ceived a letter from one of the large to make the Christmas time glad and permanent roads, and greater vision coal operators in the state. His plant quite apparent that the liquor inter¬ 000 on June 30, 1913, notwithstanding While I am opposed to by tics. The question of the care and happy. You cannot realize the changed ests througout the are proceeding of civic Improvement are among other is located in a section where two or in the state unless see country try¬ an and the conditions you ing to discredit prohibition in West on amendment to the National Con¬ growth education of child, the factors that enter into the problem, three years ago we had internecine them ami know them, and compare '(Continued page eight.) because I think it a matter sacred of the home and yet there is no single factor greater war. Ho said: stitution, circle family, in them with former conditions. importance, morally, physically ana "I never in saw a Which the representative states should birth, education, marriage are too*6* financially than the strict enforcement my life such Revenue. determine, I am, nevertheless, fully into, Supervised, directed and moulded of the state's great improvement, both in the' A few ago the National prohibitory liquor laws, way of and moral con¬ days Liquor woman state. in these and to this factor I shall behavior, Dealers' the official organ of committed to-the belief that by the Everything speak this duct an the passenger train of the Journal, is in for weal or woe feels the afternoon. the liquor interests in this country, suffrage not only right theory, days Impress Cabin Creek branch of the C. & under the of "A West Vir¬ beneficial in active of is too sacred or O. railway since whiskey ceased heading but practise, politics. Nothing Some months ago a large manufactur¬ ginia Lesson," said, in part: t We have had woman In too small for the state's consideration, to be a merchandising proposition "A result of suffrage ing plant in the Pittsburgh district in our state. I notice practical prohibi¬ al Further. tion is now in my state for more than twenty years. and in its last analysis practically posted notice that no man addicted to with great pleasure the large por¬ being experienced no are the use of intoxicating liquors could West Virginia. There Is a big I entertain doubt that its tendency great questions ot today moral tion of our men who used to go of expect promotion. About the same out now deficit in the treasury that Is all .for. the -good.for the advan¬ questions. time another large manufacturing to get whiskey are spend¬ state because of the abolition of and benefit of the body politic Politics has. therefore, entered into ing their time with their families the from the tage plant in southeastern Pennsylvania or at the Young Men's Christian receipts accruing generally. I am quite sure that none woman's dom&ln, usurped the place posted notice that after a date named liquor licenses since the opera¬ Association at Decora, and a por¬ tion of law. of the evils and none of the tendencies which once was supposed to be practi¬ therein all employes, in no way ad¬ tion of the which the prohibition dicted to the use of money origin¬ . . . There could not very which the opponents of woman suf¬ cally under he dominion, and why are intoxicating ally went for whiskey Is now go¬ liquors, should receive 10 per cent towards the entertainment of well be a more practical illustra¬ so often and seem women, under such circumstances, de¬ more ing tion of the of frage prophesy compensation than thoseaddicted their families, which means un¬ folly prohibition greatly to fear have resulted from suf¬ nied the most potent instrument for to the use of strong drink. told pleasure for their children." than the foregoing." in our state. (Jn the other hand, results in Much is said these days about In the Baltimore Sun of Saturday, frage effectuating politics the Benefits to Labor. the 27th of March, 1915, there ap¬ I can see much from it. ballot? "safety first"; public press, the good resulting 15th of this month, carried thlB news On the same day that the above let¬ peared on the front page thereof, in Ot course, woman suffrage is not a The supreme question of the future item: ter wbb received, the president of one large display form, as an advertise¬ panacea for all the ills of the body in this republic is that of rearing a Pa., March 15-. of the labor unions, covering a large ment, a press dispatch that had been "Pittsburgh, district of the state, expressed to me sent out previously from Charleston An appeal to its thousands of em¬ his of to lead a pleasure because the Chang*! relative to the suspension of payments ployes moral life as a that had come to the thousands of means of their own increasing working men, members of his organi¬ safety while at work, and of im¬ zation. He stated that he found them proving their chances for promo¬ better contented and saving their tion. has been made by the Car¬ earnings; and that their wives and negie Steel Company as a part of children in the homes showed the a 'safety first' campaign. beneficial effects of from "In a series of pamphlets which taking away have been distributed among the men for several weeks, the com¬ pany, by means of charts, shows THE MAN OF GRIEF. how much longer a man lives who Abe Martin, lives 'right' than one who dissi¬ Iln the White House Woodrow sits, while the world is pates, and tells of the better fits, and he looks across to Europe with a sigh; school work done by children of throwing the workman who leads a clean ft is an easy every hour new problems loom through the all-prevading life, compared with one who does a with not. and how mnct less liable the matter your and he sheds briny teardrop workman Is to accident because no bird rou THE THREE STYLES is And of more floom,eye. matter what he does, half- his being alert and care¬ have iod baked critics round him buzz, out ful. The men were appealed to That are best So are here pointing strictly from a business stand¬ and ge acles- selling pic- the divers errors he has made all his mo¬ point." sories. landle tured. You will lifte they are on tives misconstrued by the bunch of kickers Prohibition. the your feet. West Virginia has now experienced very 1a, rude, till he wearies of the presidential eight and a half months of state-wide bei, trade. Not since toted prohibition. It has been demonstrated red an8- rel; LACE MILITARY O Lincoln, long ago, that will and roi id his of has a prohibition prohibit, and that also sele ione Grey putty cloth jag woe, statesman had a prohibition law can be enforced. It and best tics, t-- bear so dire a load; and no he is recognized that there is a perdis- CLOTH TOP sympathy positlon to strong drink on the part The care oi ith- PUMPS.1 as he Walks the floor and as he of the offspring of the inebriate. It Turn And welt soles, smi and ornament, *3.00 gets sweats, ered wil, ite a to picks his way his road. With is recognized that the man addicted pet *4.00. along dreary to strong drink may become its slave, pleasant tas you all Europe throwing bricks we should can and, unless he arouses himself ana avaif ALLLEATHERP our we should our useless strikes for freedom hefore it is to late, yoursel the politics, quit he will die the slave of the master, supplies that we offer. Cuban and Louis heels, bucl also rit%on bows, $3 and $3.60. nagT'ig, quit it now; we should stand behind the chief, in Drink. It is not contended that law will take away the nor thr e of doubt and and him the best predisposition, . We Have Many Others* days grief, encourage that it will take away the acquired [' ac we know how. But we harp the same old song, "All thirst, nor that It will change habits. ur policies are wrong, and you re always making blund- No law yet has changed the leopard's ~ ¦pots. But the law may enable the It's purty hard f look th' world so it seems!" And the president is worn by a thous- slave to escape before the master has straight In th" face an" keep smtlin'. RANK'S Shurtleff <&> troubles torn, and he hears the Knockers' Chorus in bound bis hand and foot, and. better There's slttln t' be almost s many yet. It will save the youths from be¬ folks who pretend f be poor as ther 'rug Sto^ Shoes For the Whole coming slaved. It 1j contended, that are »ho pretend f be rich. Family,