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The Springdale news., 1913-03-07

Notice Is hereby given that a city Democratic primary election Will be held on Friday, the 14th day Of March, 1913, at the usual voting place in Springdale. Arkansas, for the purpose of nominating one Dem ocratic candidate for the following city offiees:
 One Mayor.
 One Recorder, One Marshal. and
 One Treasurer.
 On the night of the 14th of March 1913. the Democratic voters of each of the four wards in the ely will hold mass meetings to nominate sNo Democratic canaidates Tor a dermen
 The names of all ean1idases should be handed to the committee not iater than I0 o'clock . m, on Tuesday, March 11th. 1913
 This March 1st, 1913
 J. NJ Hewitt, Chairman Democl atic Central Com mittee.
The Springdale news., 1913-03-07
FTsfiBAt K.

Ava Dixon k very sick at this writing
 Ellis Harp is visiting home folks this week
 Quite a few are putting ln phones n this part Of the country
 Miss Winnie Blakemore Who has been very sick. is improving
 Mir. and Mrs W. P Lewis made business trip to Rogers Monday.
 We understand that Miss Ollie Reed has been employed 10 teach the FtsAhack school another year.
 Charles BrumfieId has purchased a small tract Of land adjoining the Goshen place He Intends to build 4 house and move 70 his neR home soon
 Guy oneal and Miss corenne Hoeh We're quietly married at the home Of Rev Tomp Boyd last Thurs day evening at seven o'clock. Rev. Boyd off iaung We wish them much pleasure and happiness all through lie
The Springdale news., 1913-03-07

of Clarkston Kelley's heirs When last heard from they were in Ms souri Mr Robins has failed. SO far, to locate any of them
 Mrs. Sarah Oliver and grand daughter Miss Floy are at Nathan Trammel's again and will probably spend the remainder Of the winter there
 Mrs Nathan Trammel returned home from Fayetteville Monday, where she has been for the past two weeks Mrs. Tfammel has been on the sick list while at Fayetteville
 Evelyn
The Springdale news., 1913-03-07
AI{TTI.
Everybody has had He grip
 L,ll-.- Ll..o,l- . l. -.-....o.... :. :.
Blue 1yeS.

Everybody has had He grip
 Ellis Brown is improving some.
 Ephram Ramey is real poorly al this writing.
 Steve Reed made a business trip to Brentwood
 Earle Bassett Jeff for Plainyiew Tex, Feb II.
 George Hanshew made a business trip to Greenland
 Aunt Manerva Carter left for her home in Monett, Mo. Sunday
 Mrs Howell. who has been sick for some time. is slowly improving
 Every body reported nice time at the singing Tuesday night at Bassett's.
 Miss Gertrude Ramey of Spring field. Mo. is visiting her mother near Carter
 Mir and Mrs steeve Reed and Mrs Ben Hicks and little daughter and Jimmie Bassett visited Willie and Geo. Jett sunday
 Mrs House, who has been visit ing her parents near Brentwood, re. turned to her home in Kansas City accompanied by her brother Jim Robb.
The Springdale news., 1913-03-07
SOCIAL.

The Ladies Aid Society CT th. First N. E. Church met with Mrs Giles on Tuesday afternoon There was good attendance. The hostess sss lovely refreshments. and all . | very enjoyable time.
 Reporter.
The Springdale news., 1913-03-07

The loss can not always be meas ured by the length of the funeral procession
The Springdale news., 1913-03-07

Dr. :. A. Day treats all diseast < of the eye. Glasses fitted that will save your eyes and restore your yis- ion to the ease and comfort of the normal eye.
The Springdale news., 1913-03-07

Not what we can do, but what We can bear is the real test of character.
The Springdale news., 1913-03-07
Democratic Primary l. eetion.

ession
The Springdale news., 1913-03-07

Mary Jane
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15
COURT GRANTS USUAL
LIST OF DIVORCES

Divorces were granted In the follow
Ing cases In Judge Mandell's court,
Saturday morning: Lucy VS.. Frank
Beamer; Elsie M. vs.. Malcolm Camp
bell; Mabel VS.. John +. Petit; Marie
VS. John Johnston: Anna VS.. VIM.
Jackson; Jessie A. vs.. Edward Il.
Rose: Rose VS.. Robert Schubert;
Mary VS.. Oliver Wilson, and Phelin VS..
Albert Dixon.
In the cases of Anna VS.. John
Beyers; Peter vs.. Rosa Trenz, and
Sarah Jane Ramsey, by next friend,
Sarah Ann Schmidley. VS.. Fuller Ban
cock, the court withheld decision.
Sarah Jane Ramsey, the testimony
showed, was married when she was
only Is years old, in Niagara Falls,
)nt., a relative with whom she was
living having induced her to get mar.
ried, according to the plaintiffs attor-
ney, William ID. Ellsworth. The
marriage occurred In 1911. The
couple never lived together. and the
mother of the girl is seeking to annul
the marriage. The mother is living in
Detroit. The groom was Fl years old.
Peter Trenz left his wife In Hun
gary and he said she declined to come
to this country after he established a
home for her. Judge Mandell said he
wanted a deposition from some one In
Hungary, knowing the circumstances
OF the case before he would grant a
decree.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15
FRANCIS PALMS ESTATE
is FINALLY SETTLED

Final court proceedings in the es-
tate OF Francis Palms, who died
about 20 years ago, were carried out
In Judge Mandell's court, Saturday
morning, when the judge signed the
decree presented by the commission.
appointed some time ago, to make a
division of the property. There was
no legal fight over the property, the
taking of 1t into court simply being
necessary on account of a number
of the heirs. being minors, whose
rights could only be determined by
process of law.
BY the amicable division arrived
at, one-half of the estate. the whole
OF which is valued at at least ST.
900. 900. Is placed in trust for Mrs.
Palms Book. daughter of Mr.. Palms,
and the other half Is divided equally
among the following grandchildren:
VIM. J, Palms, Marie Aimee Palms,
Helene Palms. Marie Louise Palms,
Francis Michel Karl deChampeaux.
Bartha Palms Lewis, Charles l..
Palms, Francis Palms, Viola Palms
Shurly and Corinne Palms Carhartt
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15
DENTISTS HOLD
ANNUAL CLINIC HERE

The annual clinic OF the First Dis
trict Dental society Is being held In
the Pontchartrain hotel today, with
many prominent dentists from De
troit and throughout the state In at
tendance. Among the interesting
clinics we're those on porcelain and on
photography and oral surgery. Tle
program In the former included tie
following: Construction OF porcelain
shell for molar teeth" by Or. q. f..
Burke, Detroit; Technique of semi
Jacket crown" Or. II. II. Harper,
Ypsilanti; Porcelain clinic DIR. @. l..
Haywood, Detroit. In the photography
and oral surgery clinic the following
participated: Oral surgical clinic
Dr. G. j. Lyons, Jackson; Oral sur
gerry. illustrated by photographs" DR..
Don NJ Graham, Detroit: "Radiog-
raphy." DR.. Wilson, Ann Arbor;
Chair clinic" DIR. c. H. oakman. De-
trojt: surgical ligatures,f DIT. II. j.
Fortain, Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15
BIRTHS.

BOYS
IT. Zuhe, i92 Buchanan: a. Bialk, TS3
Russell; T. Potchynok, ESQ LIvernois
fboy and girl): r. Weston. Providence
hospItal A.. Alexander i2s Roilia. j.
Lipa. 1919 Lockwood; II. Pelc, 1875 Lock-
wood: u Grzywacz, 80 Otis; I. wantor.
II9 Ingersoll: 8. Dabok, IS Lockwood
y. Dolega, 40 Greusel: J. SAX. % Otis:
p. CauIey. ar Brandon: J.. DeFill'ppo.
1888 Crane: A. Acardo sos Rivard f..
Bronestrone. 279 Larned; b. Judson,
I2s widman; p. Melvoky, ia Hubbapd :
a TolIe, 1873 Gratiot; w. Broson. 800
canheld: j. Fekewicz ia Twenty
eighth, c. Ruewicz. 113S Mckinley; A.
Kreuse, 342 Milwaukee; TT. Crawford.
75l Second; l. Mills 10 Goodwin.
GIRLS
&. Diobrosio. 736 Rivard; E. Relth-
miller. 1l9 Jones: j., Mack. Il73 juno
tion " Perna. al Monroe: M. wyrzy-
kowski. $50 Thtrty-fourth: u. Krny.
1850 Michigan; G. Fjedei, 1000 Field
j. wineman.- 1873 Michigan; w Turney.
COS sixteenth: J. ZorgOrskl 3GS Thirty
fourth: H. Gamrath 60 Thirty-third; r..
Helsom. a75 Mack. O. Robinson We
mans hospital w. Rehuel. ga Sever /.
teenth. J.. steele. 3s7 Forest; G. Pullch.
Providence hocpital; NJ. SarnR, 1895
Junction; NJ Lacka 40 Otis: =. Ku-
kollta, 1ITa Junction; c. Baca 80 Lock-
wood; y. Nichols, eco 81. clair
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15
SHORT MEASURE
men ARE FINED
Pair Used Sliding Bottom Con-
trivance in Disposing
Of Potatoes

John Welsh and Andrew Craig were
fined IS. each in Judge Connolly's
court, Saturday. for using short
half-bushel measure in selling pota-
toes. They were arrested Friday by
Patrolman Joseph ]. Jeup, who found
them using a measure with sliding
bottom. Their fines were paid by
Peter Hume, whose wagon they were
driving.
Lieut. Austin. connected with the
once OF sealer OF weights and meas
ures, said that Hume's wagon bore a
license issued to Nick Corso, No. 479
Larned-st. east,
There are two or three men who
own about Is wagons, licensed under
different names. which they hire out
TO peddlers." Lieut.. Austin claimed
He said that under the city ordinance
this custom IN illegal.
Then why don't you bring a com
plaint?' asked the court.
We've never been able TO accom-
plish anything in that way was the
reply.
Lieut.. Austin said that by his read
ing. the ordinance prohibited the ISSUE
OF more than one license TO any ped
der. The court said that he did not
believe such a construction would
hold. The point was left undecided
1t Is probable that test OF the ord,
nance will be made by the city sealer's
Office
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Adraln DeCoussin, 10; Lucy Lleyens,
ls.
Ernest G. Matzka, SO; Ethel May Ell
son. 90.
Emil j. schmidlack, 20, Detroit; Eta
A. Aben. 20 Ecorse.
Frank j kemmer ss; Elsa G. Beasch,
"a
Walter c, schuknecht. 81; Hickey
Krnuth 81.
Floyd G. Lau. "a: Lauretta Brown. 10.
Wesley ]. Nicholson, 81; Catherine Il.
Peters 20.
clyde Van Werner. 20: Clara c. Cor
don, IS.
solomon Cohen, "a; Dora Bolochin.
90.
ins. 20.
George Laharre. 90. Detroit: Gertrude
Masten. IS, French
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15

BRINKMAN--Feb 49,. William, beloved
husband OF Louise b. and father OF
Harry Clarence, Earl and Lillian.
and SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brink
and Henry Brinkman. age 30 years
month. Funeral from residence, Ss
Sylyesterst.. Monday 1880 standard.
!. o'clock at Salem church. Chene and
Mack.
coNyERsE---Ruby. wife OF Frank l..
Converse. Feb. IL Funeral at SIS
g nfeld east at p. m. Monday. Feb.
GE1sEI1--Feb. IA, 1919 Vivian, beloved
sci, aged years Funeral from
residence, 46s Toledo-ave.. Monday,
2 u. m.
GREUsEL- FEB. 10. 1918, Joseph Greu-
sci, e4s Forrest. west Notice OF flu
neral hereafter,
LoNGrIN--Feb. IS, 1912 at his late
residence, Warren-ave. and Schaeffer
h SsS SGssPh sss yeh5s and Sei fsts
err OF Mrs. E. Labadie. Mrs. Il. Car
tier and Mrs, s. Lucier, Richard j..
Edward. and Fred Longtin. Notice OF
funeral later. Montreal papers please
copy 49,
oUELLETTE-Thomas c.. at Hotel
b In WINDSOR pns3 Feb; H. Of Trsni
from the Residence OF bis cousin. Miss
Mary. Wagner, - ss Windsor, ave. /.
Windsor, Ont and from st. Alphon-
SUI church at 1880 q. m; Windsor
vived by his widow. Cora tnee
Barkerl, children. Mrs. Capt. Sulli-
van. Earl, Mrs. Ernie Renaud, OF
Trenton, Mich, Misses Marjery and
Catherine. and brothers Augustus.
James. Louis j., Adolph A., Remy J.,
Walter l.. and Geo. o. OF Chicago, III.
RAI,cLIFFE-At Chicago, Ill, Eliza
beth Amelia, beloved wife OF John T.
Radcliffe. mother OF William T., OF
Detroit: Mrs. II. y. Waldby, Of Ad-
Wis s. Lasier, OF Chicago. Funeral
from st. Paul's chapel Monday morn
ing at IL a. m. Burial private.
SAMUEIS--Jacob, beloved son OF
Nancy Samuels, brother OF Leonard.
Carrie and Mrs. Della Titlebaum. Fu-
neral services from residence, sos
West blvd, Sunday at p. m.
sEYDEI,--Feb. 10. Adam. beloved hus-
band of Anne seydel and father OF
mic. OF Salt Lake City. Utah. and sis
ter OF NJ Gerarda, OF Port Huron.
Funeral Monday Feb. IL, from resi-
dence. 76 Liyernois-ave., at $3.50 and
Holy Redeemer church at 3. Mem
Der McGregor council, No. So. Royal
| Arcanum
STILsoN--Ip oaweGo,. n. Y. Feb. 10
1918. William Bostwick Stilson, aged
20 years, beloved husband OF Ida G.
| and father OF JrsA. and Mabel l., OF
Detroit: William W.. OF Shelton. CT.
and Charles b., OF Toronto. Ont. Bur-
ial at New Milford, CT.
THEDE--Feb IL. at his home. 63S
Meldrum-ave.. John NJ, beloved hus-
band OF Elizabeth Thede and father
of Harvey. Ezra NJ. Aaron and Irvan
Thede. Funeral Monday at o'clock
at residence. 2:30 at First German
Lutheran church, corner Dubois and
Catherine via car.
VAN EvERY--Hester. beloved mother
of Mrs. l. Crawford. Mrs. III. Eagle
and Mrs Annie Butterfeld and M. T,
Van Every. Funeral from her daugh-
ter's residence. 1877 Brady-st. Notice
OF funeral later indianapolis pa
pers please copy.
WILLIAMSON. II. George s., below
ed husband OF Grace NJ. Williams
formerly Of Buffalo. N. Y. Services
at r, A. Wilson chapel, 1740 Wood
wGrd-ave., Monday evening. Burial
at Buffalo, ". Y.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15
UNIONEST ACQUITTED
ON CONTEMPT CHARGE

Tod Hayes. unioDist, charged WITH
contempt of court In connection with
an injunction warning strikers to keep
away from the plant of the Michigan
Steel Castings Co., was acquitted by
Judge Hosmer, Saturday morning.
Hayes was alleged to have visited the
plant as a picket, with Charles Phil
lips, and to have assaulted a couple Of
boys working in the shop. The boys
who said they were attacked identified
Hayes as their assailant, bnt the court
didn't think the evidence was strong
enough for a conviction.
Phillips is now serving ten days In
Jail, having been convicted on sim
liar charge, week ago. in the same
court
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15
Classified + Cent
Rates. ...... j a Word

Cash with order II charged. :" .
No transient sdvsrtIsemert inserted
~ less than l6c with cosh; LOG
en4feed per Insertion.
q me above rates apply 70 all eiassl
rrSSatlens except Births. Cards
nsnks. Obftuaries Meeting Nouees
sne All Ads preceding Male Help.
=. births Deaths. Cards OF Thanks ano
Ieetlng Notices charge. see
lor ~ words or less over % WORDS
one and one-third cents for each extra
Personals charge. soc: zoe
per line. counts ak words to the
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15
DEATHS

Richard Jackson, Marine hospital, 3s
years, tuberculosis Marie Henderson,
127 Cavalry, 80 years childbirth: Frank
spinal meningitis. Anna Kula. 10 Bull
yer I year. pneumonia. Frederick Erik.
ntz. 1916 Crawford. 20 years. carcinoma:
Margaret Russell 30gis Fifteenth.
var. scarlet fcvers Frank koperske,
So Ferry, "a years. pulmOn atV ttiber-
cuiosis. Efhe Hayes. f2s Trumbnll
year, pneumonia, John Mcdonald iag
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15

Lacrosse, - wears, cerebral hemor-
rhage; Anthony Pallchleb. 1869 Scotch,
30 Years. apopleNy: Avlin Howard, as
Plum 2 years, diphtheria Aanie Wood.
lsS Fort east. year. accidental POISON
ing; William Yuergens. il3 ADtietam.
e z o. years. phthlsis pGlniona:is, Edws,d
theria; Mildred Wichtmann. 1l5 Dane,
year, nephritfs: Alexis Canipau.
Grace hospital. 20 years. nephritis:
James Rigg, Nrace hospital, 20 years,
icbar Pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15
NEW TRIAL GRANTED
IN THE MAURER CASE

Judge Murphy granted a new trial,
Saturday morning, to Joseph Maurer,
against whom jury recently awarded
damages of $4,000 to George b.. Clark,
who charged Maurer with alternating
the affections of his wife. Maurer
claims that the Clarks have never
been estranged.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15
ron SALE RESIDENCES PROPERTY.

Theodore Street Terrace q
Brick. department terrace, between
John n. and Brush, 8 rooms each,
thoroughly modern. VIII sell on con-
tract or accept good improved prop
erty for equity.
BUNGALOW TYPE, BARGAIN.
Belvidere-ave.. near Mack--Frame, z
rooms and bath. full basement, hot
air furnace, splendid nxtures and
decorations, This place IL new and
you can move right In Price only.
$4,000. with payment OF $500 down.
balance easy
GARLAND AVE, WATER WORKS
PARK. NEAR JEFFERSON. ON 40
FOOT LOT-Brick veneer. slate roof.
hot water heat. rooms, elegant FIX
lures and decorations; right up-to-
date In every way; $500: terms.
North Grand Boulevard Home
No. 2S+1 East Grand blvd. near An
tonne; built or paving brick. on Az
II. lot = rooms and bath. large halls.
full basement, hot air furnace, oak
and pine finish. lot nicely graded and
sodded. This house will be sold at
the sacrifice price OF $500 on terms;
less for cash.
Lambrecht, Kelly & Company
| Main 2325. rs Griswold-st.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15
BUTTER AND EGGS.

nrtser-Board prices are: Creamery.
extras. sBc. nrsts. a4c; dairy. 12c:
packing stock, Gle per 10,
rerr - Current receipts. randled.
cases included. ice per doz. Receipts,
$50 cases
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15

FOTTR 1T AT CJTEc

fOOR FLAT SIZES
.coHNER ST Aubins ana Sherman. i05x
61ls; fine location for two 4-famiiyt
flats. Get our price on this corner.
EAST SIDE VACANT 49,.
McCLELLAN-AvE CORNER. south Oh
Mack. so IT,, $3.50.
40 IT,. close TO Jefrer-
son. $1,000. Snap.
|CADiLbAC-ANE.. near Mack. three
A lots. S0xl3T; for quick sale we WIN
take s525 each
MAXWELL near GratIot. IS IT.. $3.50.
PALATER-AYE.. between Brush and
Beanbien. IS st.. at 365 per foot
ST, CLAIR-AVE.. near Charlevojx, two
30-ft. lots, $500 each. sss 500
BOULEVARD, near Dubois, 80 It.. Sape
BcVLEYARD,. near Hastings. 90 IT., az
$3.50 a foot
DtNcAN-sT.. near Helen. twolots. sSoa
takes both $-t,ss'- fr ArstgN 40.
IT., $1,400
KIRBY-AvE., between Rivard ahds
/, Hastings. 80 H., si.TO0. J,lvstfst
PALMER. Ay E,.. north side street. near
Brush. 45 H.. at SEQ a foot.
H.tMILTON-AVF.. near chaffevoix,r 40
IT,. SLABS 49, 49, IS
LAMRREcHT. KELLY = COMPANY.
Main 1925 rs Grlswold-s
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15

sss WEEKLY and expenses 80 trust :
worthy people 30 travel and distrfb.
ute samples for big wholesale house.
G. Emery, Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15

WANTED-Boys, "a and IS
years old, to carry ROUTES; SAL
airy and commission. Apply
Circulation Dept. The Detroit
Times.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15
YoRlx MONEY.

NEW YORK, Feb. Bar silver;
london, 2S9-1sth pence; New York,
s1ac. Demand sterling: ttS7.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15

BRINKMAN--Feb. 49,. William, beloved
husband OF Louise y, and father OF
harry Clarence, Earl and Lillian,
and SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brink
y nan and brother OF Herman. Ernst
and Henry Brinkman. age 30 years ]
month. Funeral from residence, SS
Sylvester-st.. Monday 80 standard.
o'clock at Salem church. Chene and
Mack.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15

FARM AT AIcTIoN--I viii sell az
public anction saturday. March l.
80 acres 81 good lsnd with build
from betroit. For run infprmsti6n
see George ". Eyater, Attorney. sot
Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15

OF clear land, value s12,s0o;
house In best residence section OF
Minneapolis. valued at $4,000; mort
gage $4,000, and cash $4,000; In ex-
change for $4,000. Good live running
stock, general merchandise doing a
good business. Deal with owners
only A. w. Head. owner, 4l7-4ls
Palace bldg. Minneapolis. MINI.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15

a. ACRES near West Branch; log house
snd barn. some timber. fne land. run
,tn0 stream on rear OF farm for
seek. Will self cheap or exchange
for house in city
q, seres miles south ~ BelIeville.
Nish.. hue garden land no build
tna. VIII trada for vacant lots or
pnnss in petroit " w Bennett
iSes Majestic Bldg NJ titS. City asa.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15

Automobile Help Wanted
WE HAVE MORE CALLS FOR MEN
WE CAN SUPPLY.
We CAN QUALIFY you FOR ONE
OF THESE POSITIONS IN A SHORT
TIME. OR WE'LL REFUND YOUR
CALL AND SEE US. OFFICE OPEN
SUNDAYS.
MICHIGAN STATE AUTO
SCHOOL
The Old Reliable School.
IL 20 IL Selden-ave,. near Woodward.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15

CoNyERSE--Ru Ruby. wife of Frank l.
: Converse. Feb. IL Funeral at 6!
c. nfield east at D. m. Monday, Feb
IL. -,ttt
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15

HELP wANrED-MALE-
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15
wANTED-MIscnLLANEoUs.

HIGHEST prices paid furniture. stoves,
carpets Lapham. asa Graf Cherry 4o7
OLD feather beds wanted. Jewel Feath-
or Mattress Co. $50 Mich. Cherry so7-J
WANTED-TYPEwR DESK. dis
appearing; also oak office table: must
be cheap and in good condition. Box
d, ~
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15

" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to carry our line
OF Whips Salary or commission
Must have men having road exper.
isnce with Harness, Hardware and
General store trade. Largest and
best line I'm the world. Referenees
must accompany application: Oniteo
States Whip Co, westneld. Mass.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-15

GE1SEI1--Feb. IA, 1919 Vivian, beloved
daughter OF Edward and Lydia Gei-
sell aged Z years. Funeral from
residence, 466 Toledo-ave.. Monday,
p m m r = 81.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-15
Brotherhood
Will Hold Its First Meeting
for the Winter This
Evening.

The Methodist Brotherhood OF
Clarksburg will hold its first meeting
for the winter at 1880 o'clock this
evening in the social rooms of the
Methodist Episcopal church. The
meeting will be combined, social and
business. A president, FIVE vice presi-
dents, a secretary and treasurer
will be elected for the coming year,
several changes made in the consti-
tuition, and the brotherhood put upon
a working basis for the most success
full year in It's history.
A short but entertaining program
has been arranged, after which Chef
Richards will serve refreshments to
the members of the brotherhood and
their friends.
The membership OF the brotherhood
is now almost 400. and it is expected
that when the fall campaign for men,
bers is over the total will not fall
short of the 1000 mark. Great inter-
est has been manifested in the open
ing meeting and those in charge are
expecting the greatest year in the
history of the brotherhood.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-15
TWO JAILED
And Officers Are after An.
other Young Man for Rob
bing Liveryman.

Roy Shocks and CASTILLO Martin,
young men, are in Jail awaiting hear
ings in Justice t. G. Nlcewarner's
court on charge of holding up and
robbing ]. S. Hamilton, liveryman
of Wallace, late Saturday night in the
rear of the Central school building,
and officers are at Fairmont looking
for another young man who is wanted
for the same offense.
Mr.. Hamilton says three young men
held him up at the point OF a revolver
and took $2S. two bank checks, a rail-
road ticket and his watch from him.
Shocks and Martin were arrested
Sunday by policemen. Mr.. Hamilton
identified Martin as enc Of the high
waymen before returning to Wallace.
He will return to the city for the
hearing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-15
HARRY THAW
May Be Taken Back to Can.
ada to Appear before the
Kings Bench.


MoNsTEAL, Sept 15.-Harry X.
Thaw's Canadian lawyers have not
given up hope of bringing him back
to the Dominion One of the attorneys
announced in court thai he and his
associates still expect to ask the ap-
peal court of Quebec for a decision
on the Dominion immigration act,
which was invoked when Thaw was
hustled across the border. II they
succeed in having the law declared in
valid, they would make formal de-
mand through the proper channels.
the attorney said, for Thaw's return
to Canada.
Attorney LaFlamme and five others
of Thaw's legal staff appeared today
in court to see what the chief justice
and his associates would do to the
immigration officers for disobeying
the courts writ of habeas corpus
when Thaw was deported To their
disappointment the court, instead of
melting out summary punishment, adj
iourned until Thursday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-15
PRESIDENTS ORDER
MAKES IT HARDER
For Americans in Mexico De-
clares Bristow before
Giving Consent.
,uy Assee,.7rp psrss,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-Without
reference to a committee, the Senate
today agreed to the House resolution
approprlating 100000 for the relief
of and transportation of American
citizens from Mexico. Senator Bris-
tow, Of Kansas, did not give his con
sent until he had criticised the ad-
ministration policy.
81 have had letters from friends in
Mexico and talked with others, who
had left Mexico since the president
issued his warnings for Americans to
get out of Mexico" said Bristow, "and
they all say the warning has been I'M
fortunate. They say it has made the
lot of Americans in Mexico very much
harder than it was before