The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-30
women TAKE
PART IN WAR
PREPARATIONS
Various Organizations Offer
Money for Work OF the
Red Cross Society.

hGQ GIUSS OUOiClJs
WARRINGTON, D. c., April 30
Whether we are to have peace or
war ii is as yet impossible to tell,
tbIt one things is sure, we can LAY
the fatterins JUNCTION to our sous
THAT Americans are patriots all
/ rich and poor. high and low.
The United Fruit Company mas 80. -
fered the president It's wireless sta.
lions at New Orleans, and at swan
island. in the Caribbean, AM at arr
Gus other places in South Amerlcd'
The Aero Club, of Illinois, mas ten
idered to the govern ment a
\ dozen OF expensive aeroplanes ,s-
Ion eing to the club for the hazardous
t,,se n the army. The recruiting OIL
l6Ces are one and all besieged VIII
\ enthusiastic crowds OF eager appn-
iCants seeking to enlist to help IN up
iholdine the honor OF Old Glory
Secretary Garrison states ta.
There are even more men des: nie
of enlisting than when the VIZ IN :
tcountry was stirred with resentLn lssl.s
AGAINST Spain, when every near
Thrilled with the patrs otto slogan
.4Remember the Maine!
Women. Too, i'm Line.
The women's organizations Al
most without exception nave tah 1'n
sfens TO help in the work to be done.
10, ~ the first call for funds py
lt1,a Ped Cross has met VITA gratiIy-
linS RESPONSE and generous donat4o.hs
"a heefnning to flow in. me va
ltional Woman's Christian lempe
ance Union has the honor OF heaullS
1.-The list of the early subscribers anu y
the Daughters OF the Foun las.s a1t
Patriots of America nave come 10
iu-ard with an offer OF all the money
In the reasury-several hundre 4 !.
tdoIIars. The Mothers Congress anu
Atthe Daughters of t.ne American w. .s,s
oIution and many other oIsan LII,
lions have all tenderel noL 80, =,
money but offered their persons a.
service.
Among the thousands VINO ar
Il 90 garlv pfferine their swords TO Ing
administration are many young . 80
the sons and grandsons OIL la1 N.Y., J1
penerals on both siles of the CNn W..
Sar Men. young in years but
w Nc hearts still tingle with
line undying heroism of their sires-
The heroes who wore the blue, the
lheroes who wore the gray, men VIZ VIZ
need only an opportunity, 10 Prov
liz NIexico and the world, they are
true sons of their fathers. They are
sons ana grandsops Of Grant, Sie ea
jdan and Howard; of Fitzhugh Lee
..Sfonewan'' jackson and james
The BLOC Ished in Mexico and tne e
extras issued every. few hours ny as
almost driven all though o. s,.e
coming nuptials at the eNeGu'iy I, :
mansion out of our minds. II
: known positively now that II IS 70
M q small private family affalr, anu
: If is whispered that It IS TO taAS
lnla,ca in the Blue Room with only
the relatives of the two contFaceine
par I.es - S,,....,:,sIioDaI Aid
The May suffrage celebrations
are I1indling great enthusiasm al
over the country. Mrs. Heiel -;
Gardener. the brilliant author an
{ prominent member OF the Ndlio nis.
? CON cressional Committee, Is fsceLS
ting requests to speak IN y .S,a.. ai,je'
: Richmond, Charlotte and otaer CTS
of her native state, where the open
CTR meetings will be enormously pop
Mar as a charming innovation. Mis
Gardener not havinug enflr ely i lssup
Grated from her recent huiS .Lp...,-
tion will have to delegate hel ". tSart
~ others. but she confesses thaI
t5are are so many demands for wo-
s1,er snealxers that she mas had 70
GOT +ha congress tonal friends OF thS
Suffrage cause to help ner ou !
AmoTer many others who have ga
Iantlv consented to aid the laal.
and insure the success of the Il t,o
BRYAN, for whom several cues az
clamorng. 1,,,,,,.,
Toe capital is only poor h.e.e
d.san Sranlhsed District" but II sets
even the larger states a pra!seWoT,rSns
ievamnIe OF suffrage activity: Ine
new council is organized for tne NJ
nress purpose of assisting tae "a
lanai Association. and beng OF he ~
~ Mrs Medin Mccormick and tne
otber offcers OF the National Con-
ssressfonal Committee In thelr sl aen-
11oms hut splendidly successlul '1o SI, :
fe,f Led heating Congress. How Low, W. W.,
,derfulIy efficacious Mrs. Mc-o4 tno
work here. mas been. is shown to5 srs
Iea ivtay The new Shafrot1 an as
nent has already made. Mrs. An
tafnette FUNK, the able lawyer hsa-
eoiF - mem Der of the comm ittee' re i
,orts that there is a most encou s
s,inr outlook for the new anenu-
s1an+ IN. N meets with little OF no
onnositfon from senators ana hl ean-
beFs wbo have firmly refused 70 In
liar the original Bristow-N...oolueai ~ !
SiJI an account of the question VI
states rights.
The date crop in MesopotamlIaL 4, lor
7o1sis reported as having been aDu1-
dont and sold at good prices. II IS
estimated that the LONDON l s.l.A'. |
took about $4,000 cases ana Amer