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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-20
aIarcnfo CIub RecltaI Progra1n.

WAEElkEO NAtAB eGkEGAkt&At 8NAAl44s
The following program which win
BE In charge of Mrs. Robert B. Stotleri
will be executed at the ninety-eighth
:eeital to be given Saturday afternoon
in the assembly, -hall Of the Waldo
hotel by the Mareato clab:
Duet ....-.-...s Selected
Miss Jessie Renshaw. Mrs. Homer
Williams.
Silent as Night ............. BONN
Miss Geneyieve Brake.
(b) Grand Polka De Concert. Bartlett
Miss Regina CaulfleId.
(aJ From the Land OF the SKY Blue
water Cadman
OBJ Dainty Lutte Love ..... Neweomh
Miss Ann Borgess..
Romance 1900. .Rnbenstten, op. A
Miss Edna Maxwell.
TAI Sweet Miss Mary. ...... stanton
Obi On Wings OF Love. .Mendelssohr
Mrs. Robert o. Cook.
Sunshine and Rain Blumenthal
Miss Dorsey.
Mr.. Ray Wendell
"ch Fair, Oh Sweet and Holy"
...-s.-. -......... Cantor
Miss Gertrude Ruthrau1
Front De Cavalier ...... Rubenstien
Mas Margaret Holt.
(a) / Hear You Calling Ne. Marshall
Ib) Rose Softly Blooming (. :. SphoI
(c) Ich heibe DDech. ..-...... Greis
Mrs. F. A. McCIoskey.
Ca) Prelude, C. Minor ......)
(b) Etude, OPP. Is, No. -. } Chopin
(c) Etude, OPP. IS, No. z .....)
Mics Mildred Lamberd.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-20
RnrolnfianarY 8ons.

At 2 o'clock Monday afternoon the
West Virginia chapter of the Sons o.
the Revolution viii hold its animal
business meeting in the assembly
room OF the Waldo with the following
officers In charge:
President-Thomas c. Miller, Shep-
hSrdstown.
vice president-Ray Ollie, Newburg.
Secretary-Baira Mitchell, Wheel
Trsasurer-Francis G, Nichols.
RaTister-Baird Mitchell, wheeling.
HiStorian-F L. Rurdette, Clarks-
Board OF managers-Henry Hay
mend, Clarksburg; William n. Lewis,
Clarksburg; o. S. Mckinney, Fair
mont; and W.. II. Morgan, Parkers-
At O'Clock the annual dinner
will be held in the large dining
room of the Waldo. 1t promises to
be one of the most brilliant and attrae-
tive banquets that has ever been given
by the chapter since its organization;
pieasinE feature of the affair will
lie the attendance of the Sons wives.
"A we'll selected and patriotic program
al musie and song wills be rendered
by the orchestra. .-.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-20

Hereafter an 6hipm0nts By freighi
Gsr ManniABtsR and intermediate
ocintO must - delivered In station
not later tkan =. n. Shipments foI
FairVisW aRd intermediate points
must be delivered IN station not Later
han 1880 Q. N. Goods will be re-
1sdved for shipment from q. N. to
81 noon, ana from / To I'm.
E5N6NsSAdfGIA VE1IGY TRAC-
TON COMPANY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-20
TO DOG owners

Notice is hereby given. that be-
ginning this date all ordinances OF
the City of Clarksburg, relative to the
keeping and harboring of dogs, and
imposing a fine of from one to twenty
dollars upon the owners or harborers
OF same. will be strictly enforced, and
all dogs found upon the streets viii
DO killed without further notice to the
owner. 49,
WILL H. COLE, Mayor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-20
The Net0 Spring Styles GtaGlance
This and Succeeding Articles will give you
a Correct View of the Style Points for the
Coming Season.
Coming Season.
FEATURES OF DRESSES

The introduction fullness the hips has brought
decided change dress styles To produce this outline
paners and draped tunics have adoption
The fulness arranged slightly below the line of the
hip that the style will becoming to the average
figure taperng n-the panier tunic from the
the back is also adopted in order to
modify appearance width the hips and back
BUSTLE EFFECTS
Buste draperies in various forms feature OF the
sn1artest gowns
These arrangements not strictly busle" outline
usually fiat to point ten inches below
where the drapery is Topped up and extended
Skirts ripple ounce also the short tuncs draped up at
the hips in peg-top effect
TRANSPARENT EFFECTS.
The waists dresses very sheer and loosehttng
md blouse under the
The noteworthy style features are the designs,
the soft of lace net the japanese collar and the roll
which pull away from the neck in the back
sleeves follow the styles in taormades; with large
use of rued shrred types in line with the OF
founce skirts.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-20
READER
win Appear in a Recital at a
Local Colored Church This
Evening. If

Prof. C. W. warefeld, of Buckhan-
non, reader, will appear in a recital
at the African Methodist Eptscopa.
church here at o'clock this even
ing under the auspices of the Ladte :
Progressive Board The following pro-
gram win be rendered and a auppe:
win he served:
Piano soTo-Mrs. Lizzie Hicken-
betGm.
Invoeation-Ta rev. p. =. Huvlsv,
Solo" Prof. Wareheid.
Redding-s' Resulus TO the G4rtha~
senisn Senate'-Prot. WAKEFIELD,
Plano solO--NEiss ophe, Ia WashinE-
ton
Reading - ''From Dunbar',-Prof
RSeading-.Frsla virEinius"-P Prot
-V9arefield.s
soio-SIiss Amelia Lowry.
!. Seeding .Spartjcus to the Enyoys
~ &pn s''--PFoG. WaFedead. !
oIefI'Aey All lSSe tIaok "--Pr rel.
WAR; lSIa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-20

YOu'n nnd bottle Of LILY Cream en-
the dressing table OF abe anese ladies
In the land. It's an s@Oient skin lo-
ton for 0hRpped hands, cheeks, neck
and 0Tms. csc large bottle, trial size
1sc at leading drug stores.--AtivcEtIse-
menE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-20
Attend Recital.

Among the Clarksburgers who at
tended the recital given at Morgan
town, by Madame Teresa Carreno, 3
celebrated and famous pianist ware
Mrs. David b. Carper, Mrs. Charles
r. Lamberd, Miss Cora Atehison,
Miss Walsh, Miss Lamberd and Prof
S. o. Dew, of salem.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-20
Parsons-S oudersi F,iaay FsSguary 20
Character

Character is as faithfully
expressed by the daily acts
and life of a store, as it IS by
those of your best friend. We
are cyclists enough to believe
that this store is different
from any other store we know
of. a-4AAA
Its character is shown in
the large assortments, orig
inal and refined styles offered
in every department.
1t is shown in the suprem-
zacy of all the departments de-
voted to Women's and Chill
dren's Quitting, which have
been for years the acknowl-
edged style leaders OF this
city and section.
1t is as clearly shown in the
fair prices asked and IN the
courteous treatment accorded
at all times to customers.
Here will be found no
"hodge podge" collection OF
merchandise chosen by an
ever changing staff Of, buy
This store offers, in fact, a
comprehensive selection of
desirable merchandise, chosen
with definite standards by
expert depa1 tment heads
who have grown into" the
life and aims of the store.
PARSONS-SO co.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-20
Er.n-tnInn CfrrIe.

Miss sarah Mcdonald last evening
entertained most pleasantly the mem
hers Of the East End Sewing Circle.
Fancy work was the diversion and at
10 O'CLOCK refreshments were served.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-20
Cbrreh Tea.

Yesterday afternoon quite a number
attended the church tea given by the
Ladies Aid Society OF the Methodist
protestant church in the home OF Mrs;
G. @. Dawson from 2:3O to o'clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-20
Chiciken Supper.

The ladies' Aid Society of St.
Marks Lutheran church will serve
chicken supper in the Masonic temple
starting at o'clock tomorrow even
ing. Ice cream and cake will be
served in addition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-20

In Britain 81 businesses, represent
ing seven trades, are owned py ~
firms, capitalized At $55,OOO'VoV.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-20

Fifty or more very fine tail
ored Costumes of all Silk or
cloth in the House of Fashions
two and three pieces.
No two alike, each are copies
of an imported model. $35 to
$65. l-Gle9s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-20
The Neu, Models
in SpringBlOuses

Rich, lacy, spider-spun fila
ments of fancy, that are both
original and incomparably
pretty.
Crepe de Chine Blouses, SIS,
$3.50, and $3.50 are simply
gorgeous and gorgeously sim
pie. Semi-tailored and fancy
models.
Lingerie Blouses, $1.0O,
$3.50 and $3.50; copies of for
eign models. Made of fine
wolfe, with effective combina-
tions of fiat val, Venice and
hand embroidery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-20
42-Inch Cotton
Ratines In II
Shades at
81 o. Yard

is lust one of the several good
new spring dress materials at
reasonable prices that are to be
found in the store now. The
colors are
Tango, Wisteria, Lavender
Blue, Russian Green, Navy Blue
Tobacco, White, Coral, Gold,
Taupe, Pink, Light Blue, Law
ender.
And other new ratine weaves
such as poplins, crepes, goltlne
and various silk and cotton fan
cies. Wonderful colorings, 25 to
IS cents a yard.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-20
The Exceptionally
Large Assert
nsents SILK Petit
coats
81 to SIS

Are what we wish, today, to par
ticularly impress upon you.
There simply is every concelv-
able style of petticoat that you
can want or that style can de-
mand. The materials are mes
saline, taffeta, charmeuse and
silk jersey and there is a ful
range of the new colors.. Per-
fectIy splendid values.
Petticoats at S1.00 - Silk
charmeuse with a cotton back.
Full color range.
AT S1.95 SPECIAL
Chiffon Taffeta and Mesa
lines. - ! IA
Silk and cotton Brocade with
silk messaline flounce.
Silk Charmeuse.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07
WILSON SOON TOO @ g
NAME FEDERAL
BANK DIRECTORS

Washington. u. e. April with
in another month President Wilson
expects to send to the senate the
names OF five men who. with the
Secretary OF the Treasury and the
Comptroller OF the Currency will
form a Federal Reserve Board and
pu, into operation the new currencs
system. To date the President has
not determined upon a single name.
While the President has no, mad. up
his mind definitely on the character
Of the personnel. there is reason to
believe that two men of banking
experience and two men of promin-
ence in the business world. with a
knowledge of finance. and one en-
inent economist will be named. 1t
is certain that the men who are ON
the Presidents ciisibl" list are no.
prominent in politics.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07

tioa and ! assure y0u hereafter tho
ssm- sii-ntiSn will be- sir-n lo yu.,r
representatives and to IA ihfuash lh.
caisrd States In behalf ~ other nar
zion. In sosto'misy With iss-sna,isn-
al. di i,ioa,Ali. usage ssd custom. not
~iihstahdinx the fsst that us hss-
ai.ays dremr.i IL preferable to s,ois
'-si-oasibIii'y b-ins thrust @. th-
uni,si State. By other t.s-rr. and IL.
s,ti'ui" inrsra the political .osai-
'ions NOS -sissins is Mexico
In accordance With tho vice.
sbas" rsps-ss~d have s-p-ss-.iis
stated aad aou s.is.sAs. that I am ss
all tiss-. aiss.ns-i 4. sis- ai,rslisn
sar inssassu I. sos~ten f.ps~s~nta-
'iohs bsoasht TO ny ali-nsisa
shruash th- .ttIe.. II Nmssisss r-pr
r-s~hssiis-ss provided Of so~ss- that
&c sr- a..isi.a that ssssk m.diasina
is at the request of sash fas-isn
rosef. .sh .oas.isg of no better
psiauas- at the .eifi. at ..sdisii,s
and tri.aa.hip shish sc bear sssssa
the taitra States than u1f uitiinsr
aess I. s.xris. una:iicisi ,.,r-s~assH
'isas and stainns made By th. i'aii-a
s,s'-s sosrrnn-.s In regard I. eli
nas.rss .uas.fnins I,s sisisaas sishr
IN III. s-sabii. Of M.sis.g In this
seeAfs. ssapss. h.srsur. CALI y.sf as
tsslion To tho ias. ,has 90 -s.id NJ.
sish.as sAestsieiAs ~sf kssa s.sskt
sar rfrssib-. consider rrrsr.~s'siioes
made thssaeh The good .s,iess sf "a.
rsis-f States in bsssit Ut tors slsasss
Essl~A~ss be sps~sss.ss.y snsssssssi
that sn.s s.sistsos sss ss~s ss'
qa-ss~-i Of the tai'~i States ~ the
ia,.s-ss.a aasioAs
~. I a-..fe 10 rreiPs~cs'~ sms
Mari. ss-rpara tAiirsi 10 saf s''--H
,iss yoar Aiasn-s< t-rs .f sasi So
aasi.~ kisz ss ,sr ideas h-t.inabs.se
.sps.~s-a shiyh ideas stu the 81
rfrssiaa at .slf sssise s@ ssf~"nisn
as,s.nai dignity Nth 'se sussisI ses
is,iaus. whtsh. on sosuls' "s OUT
s.nausaa 5asesrss sAd psSacjpiss unuss
rss.. Sa.sr-a ,ha Nasesiraa aSS ursH
lean people.
'Nssasins Jpss ~ sl-asaEu in &C.
i,-rs,iRs The sb~rt psiusiplss. ! ssa.
"Nplrs s-rY 'ralFs
". SNuHNSsN
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07
Crsss Cesatry Cksse
Eds n Capture iy
Covernaseat Mea
0ER 0SC@ n.

The ARREST sssufaa, Of Tom
-atls. 81 iA.laEps. By o. a. j.f-
sssa.. . a.pu,y rni,.d States
sssshal. end. = chase b. gov
ssr@.ss s~ss-s s~s,,sv a~s that
has iAsasd . ,esf ssd ess~saed
all sses shs sa-assys HssIs. u
is silssra. snp.ersosss-d shsshrs
nsh aaa ..sA-i q ps.ssssfi<s
Ason-7 order 81 Milwaukee last
All lh.y lad ,a guide Sh.m sss
dis~es ss. I-..sss.le- iass-e-
ssss saa tho government sssfes
service a,.n took up ,so chss~s
All ,h.y had ss su,at skrm uss
the description at the nssn.y os-
a.F el.sA ia ,he Milwaukee at.
tiec gave .s The man 'S ~h.sa be
bad paia The nossys Hut thts
sas saffIsi.ns Tot the Inspectors
The, s"an discovered the msa
they uere innkina for 80. .siiI
in Mii.sah.-. hut i.i.f. ,hey
susIa s-s sh-if hand. On him
b. had aai, the sous. saaa they
ha, hin located as another town
hu, again hr "a. Z" clever sad
'ssap-a traas the a.ts Artrfat
times shrr almost GSs their
hands on him he had quit tho
s.~ns soon shry had him losss.
cd at another town but again he
-as clever and escaped fsum the
net. Several times they almost
60, their hands on hiu, but each
time he gave them the clip In
the MIX Of time and search
started anew. \ few days ago
he vas located at D-iaxua. the
Unite; states marshai's office
was notified and Saturday he
~as arrested.
lie was arraisp-i yesterday
before limited states Comms.-
siun.r \. l.. Stone aud bouad
over to the United States Dis
trict court.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07
SPIDER ROACH WINS
OVER ABE AT1Ell-

benssr. Arrii ssviaes iIaash 81
aan yran.i..s was given the d-.i4
sion in hasias c"n'-ss al iss
g.snis here las. night over S"ung
Ahc A',nII .f n~nsrr. In 'hs third
roana .f an advertised fifteen ruuna
Hsh,. The decision -as given .a a
foul
Young Hector ot t~nsrr -as sis-n
the decision over iI-n-y ticf-a "f
iisr. Colo. at the .ad 81 the fourth
ro.nd of their ton r.und hray--ishs
contest uh.n Fi,ks. fell ou' Of IN"
ring and injured himself
Willie Evans Of Drnser defeated
Paul pagp of Denver by a decision
al the end cf their eight round fight.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07
SEVERAL Oct TE1lfJ
FOR NAIL FRAUDS

Nov York. April ;.-scven form
rr Officers of the sterling Dete nturc
company today reCeived sentences Of
from three 4. six years for using
:b- neil. to ,,.fraud Investors.
G.crx, ". MiidIebrook Of Chicago,
f,rs, vice president: frank shumak-
or. a former president. and Henry ".
y,a,,. , minor officer. were given
six y.ars. BENJAMIN Nudge Of North
Hr.pkticld. Mass received = four.
year sentence and Wilbur N. Stone.
Elwyin A. Barron and W. 9. Edwards
three years each.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07

ssanttsl busin-ss srs-p and ssets,rrrss
Marshal liza isasiss ~h. vas held
a sliiiszry prisaa-r spf SOME sin'r
.har.--, With .-rnrli,i,F IN ,hr burn.
ing Of the 2-ashwrstHrn mine siprIe
was ,uasptsu.as by his activity absss'
tho retls. i.-ppiY District N'sc-n-Y
II NJ. Eaissa. ss reported 10 have
been n. tho ground ali asls
The Norman faction is .a' orti'
n,.si. for susc-~s. realizing that the
S~sstss~S 80 ssa~ ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07
IS MORE DAYS OF
PANAMA TOLLS
DEBATE IS
ALLOWED

Weshiass1a. II e. spsil =
tIt,--a DAYS of 5asiIy hssriass. be-
siaaIaz APRIL sIh. aa the F,na. bill
&. srp-ai .hs i-aasEaa tolls ss.mpsiss
Was De- iasd spaa To-day ~ ,h. .~a-
ate sasat committee.
Ths decentralization supporters
~ks sse psrssiGg sog y nsInissasa de-
lay in s.ssias taS sinas bill .as of
sh- s~R Rtzissr~s ef.frsseI 10 BIC sasis4
fseI ~tsA sAs pEsn Of fif,..s days
hsAs5ass. provided adde's. siaa- he nss
-rs~ras. sas consideration asssf sha
srasiass .s5rh .iii siss aa sspss-
sani,s OF shsrshia. c.; ss- sastoas
sa-sisa-stss pssarieaiI, ske Sar 10
FrsstiFsa sh- s@s-EriGsIp st s.r raIs-
cd state. ssrr the ssssi saAe 4aa
ssa siss. unaef she treaty Ia ssaas
rsesaa,iaa 60 euas.wiss shIgss " j, SO
desires
senator OGetraaa. trsdiae gs-aa14
Cratic csronsas as she repeal. ssa
ass.ss .hs spia Wiih hja in the nsh,
.issi... ha.sser. shat ,sese ~iII be es
sss.s, 90 DELAY ga- biiI IN esnnsits.sa
wk.n ,he sssar r-ssh-s ~. .sssls
sasi.-ss forces At sa-f sn .spsliessr
that . vote can be rrschrd Tot s.S.
ersi aasss
s-nasaf MsCusstsor. issptshlissn. es
Nssta nasasss a urmhcr IT the s.sa
eisn relations spssni,'ec ~A. stead
tss,Ir refused 81 jeia the party ep.
position sg Isresiacut Wilson's policy
addressed sss senate al, irHssh yes-
tssiaF in sstspprt II The repeal ~.
declared thst toll exemption snr
,Sm.r5tau SHIPS -ss a sioist5aa of
th. Hay-rsaaccuso,e treaty. and ,ha:
Il, vas against the spirit .t the .ra-
ate wbaa tte treaty ~as ratified.
ycr congress To insist upon toll .s-
cmp,5an TOT American ,oastuist
shsrs. hc said. vas 4. hide behind
the American nag ~hiis Lutsiafts-
Ing The treasury for the benefit Of a
',uas.vis. shipping trust
Tho senator said he had no con-
cerp With the provisions Of the
Democratic platform: ths, the aues-
ticn a, issue was the h.nor Of the
nation lie devoted his address to
the two reasons given In the rrpsi-
dents message ursius repeal. that
cSeuption constituted a violation nj
the Hsy-Pauncemose treaty and that
| Il, vas an economic mistake.
Administration senator's seem to
be more confident THAI ever that the
house re,~ai bill will carry In she
senate unameadcd. maintaining that
several Democrats who had been
ciassed q. doubtful would support the
Prcsidcn, and tina, the majority on
tho final roll call in favor of repeal
would be at least !" votes. Eight
or nine Republican senators are nc~
counted on to support the repeal. de-
spite the effort cf their leaders 10
unite the minority against the meas
ure.
senator Brandcsee Of Connect-
cut at the conclusion of Senator Nc
Cumber's address. introduced a re-o-
luton requesting the President. II
not incompatible with the public in
tcrest. to give the senate all informa-
tion. records aud correspondence re-
lating to negotiation of the Hay
Pauncefote treaty. Senator Brande-
gee favors the repeal bill.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07
UNDERWOOD has
DEFEATED HOBSON FOR
ALABAMA T06A

birmingham. Ala. NpFii tia
complete r-surss from yesterday 4
t,-m.rrasi. primaries iniisal. lhsl
i,-pr-s-a,atis. O,~as uas,~f-.,A de-
s-at~i N<ps-s-staiis- Eiehm.ad T.,
ii.,.s.a s.F the rhnri states s-ns-
t.r.hip.
k.,usa. shaS that Csnsf~,.snsat 6.
n.ess. tna-r..sa has defeated csa-
ss~ssman ss,.hnosa i'saf.sn iisssssa
by = substantial sos. in the faee sss
sks tnIs.a stats. s.aasaFsaiPs
AZ lSs3y .'.iost tni-s-pa.a' |.
eaapaisa leaders sisiHsei sls,ass b,
ss.c-c Sssass No sss,saasas sc. made
at the siaas hy itslasans csnp~i<h
manax.ss
l.. u. Nusssass. the .snsp.ien
sansx.s Of E.pfrs~ptatls. liotsspn.
soas-a-i tasss-.ea' asnains'tan .,
ttsss this assnias. itatsssH l-.s sos
WashiastoA to-day.
b.AriY Frt.fas iAsira,.i that tbs
spal-ss lot the Ala
asms eAou term N sss taissS
states .~ass- ~oaii ssss b-ssr~n NAS
isass.sn Of Nostes@es5 sss rsssk
4 Matte ~ iisfsa5Hsssm.
s'0ssa~s CosrEa"r u. H. ,"sa-s -s.
le eAains Tie ths.u other .aaaiaa,rs ~
tho sas-sasisrisl soatsss. according
Z. .ar.Y s.s-ast.s itts ei@s~s. "spanH
.at ~ss Charles ,.esaef.ua a, Troy
u. y ksis at Moa'smn.rs ~ss FSns
airs sAifa
state wsssss sha..a = close sscr
t-ss-~a Hay Isashsua at M-asapsa'
..g. aad pfaak r. White. Of Isissainz-
ham. ..r short term n.aina'ipn 90
she senate Tbe zubcsaatosIsi s"t'
s-s. is tIas-. sosssrr Gassrnor q "
C.s-r nsia,AInisE = .iieA' plurality
u y. k.lh Of Msu enH.fy aud chsss
.it.ad.rs"a. at Troy. ate .i"s- sre'
nnass
John ". Abervrumhi-. representa-
sis. ts-aa "a. state at iass- and '"nf
sr~ssm.a j. r. iI.slia from the f'f'h
district s-r- uao ep.-a IN the rom
test.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07

The .srskess ard strike symrathts.
cts 81 ssuiiss asr voting like sheep
,.s,a,. Observation-Disclosures the s"ra.
.ssas OF Judge A. ". Meit.adric that
. aur,r-rs 1T the nea na-nsisurss In
the prsisian filed by Assiiar sisisehs
~-rr held 10 b~ Illegal" voters they
arr sc voting jus, tho same. The1
ate heiss challenged. bus they arc
voting The uaioassss ars de'sFm-
,ast To ~rsss the government Of
Asailsr from the haads of the sub.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07
Nesu Indictments
Against Baakrspt
Siesel Eaierprise

New York; Agrii :.-f.us'c-n
new indictments against IIeuty si~-
sci and Prank y v.sci. head. Of the
bankrupt sipsci enterprises. -c'V
handel in to-day in Connection Nth
the failure Of the Icary sicsci Com
pany. private bankers and h,nsrup;
department, stores controlled by
,h,p,. The indictments chars. grand
larceny and violation Of the state
banking laws.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07
BURTON FORCED 10 QUIT

Washington. April senator
Theodore burton. OF Ohio. has an
ponpced that he will not be candi-
date for reelection this year. Pro-
rres.;ve leaders declare the power OF
the new party in Ohio has driven
senator Burton. who is OF the old
tyne of Bour bon, into private life.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07
SALOON ISSUE HOLDS
Attention Of COUNTRY
At ELECTIONS TO-DAY
"Wet." and "Drys" Battle in Illinois. Sunday
Baseball IN Issue in Nebraska. Socialists
Hopeful In Miluaukee. Commission CoUern-
meat IN Kansas City.

their efforts TO elect Emil scidci az
mayor over Gerhard 4. Itadins. the
non partisan candidate for rc-eIec-
,ion. Local option elections in set
prsi cities cf the state. including the
capital. are being held.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07

Chicago. III. April On the
votes cast today by ncsly enfran-
chiscd women depends the fate Of
more than 400" saloons In Illinois
outside Of this city. Fifty thousand
down-s,stc women are eligible Il"
vote. In this city 2l'.s"" women
and i.s.2ss men are registered.
The interest centcted In the success
Of eight women candidates for ald-r-
men.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07
COMMERCIAL BODIES OF
STATES IN SESSION.

Washington. April THE direc-
tors ,f the ,hcmbcrs Of commerce Of
the United States began a three days
session here today TO consider a re-
rors Of a special committee on the
administration trust bills.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07

Kansas City. Mo. April Com
mission government is the issue al
tcjays election, Mayor Henry L..
Yos, Is the Democratic candidate for
reelection. Municipal elections are
being held a, Joplin. and sedalia asd
many other smaller cities.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07
v0T|NG HEAVY At WALSENbURc--
TAXPAYERS PREDICT VICTORY FOR FULL
TICKET. LABOR PARTY LEADING At AGU|uR
POLICE m
SPECT0R SHOT and
KILLED BY FRIEND

Paris. April :.-Mauries D-iA-
sTois. iasprssor Of police. "a. shot
and Killed ~ a somIaa- aai in,in,-
alto friend. insp-sior Raymond bupin.
at police headquarters Today. p-is-
srois last hikhi ssid he had abiain-.i
-siasne- asAin., bapin for aii-nai-
ins the affections ot Madame i-'iar
efoix.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07
cY wARxAN. NOTED POET
AND WRITER. DEAD

Chicago. Ill. April 1g-Cr War;
man. we'll known poet and short
story writer. died here today after al
Ione Illness.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07
SECRETARY BRYAN CONTINUES
IMPROVEMENT IN CONDITION

Washington. ". e. April Sec
retary W. J. Bryan. who is suffer
ing from cold. is much improved
today. lie said he would dine out to-
night.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07

Helena. Mont. April TN the
city election held yesterday the Re
publiCaps elected the mayor, city
treasurer and two aldermen.
Missoula Socialists elected two
commissioners and the city Is placed
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07

Omaha. Neb.. April All citics
and towns In the state outside of
Omaha, South Omaha and Lincoln.
are holding municipal elections to-
day. Saloon license and Sunday
base bait are the issues in many
places.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07

Milwaukee. Wis. April '.--Thc
Sociallsts are out In force today in