davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-09
ANXIOUS To WIN
OVER STRIKERS
LETTERS From Young lipt Nj
TELLER 10 WELBOEN
SHOW ms EFFORTS
ELBERT HUBBARD Paper
Received $3.50 For onc Thousand
Topics Containing Article
Favorable To The
Operators

o. -o,isi,i r.ra
DENVER. Colo Dec Begin
uire with the revelation of Ivy J..
Le, of Philadelphia. assistant 20
tha executive head OF the Peunsy. j.
,auu Railroad as author of farlt
About the colorado Coal struggle
for Industrial Freedom the anNi-
cts OF John % Rockefeller lr to WIN
the strike and sway public opinion
Go thc operators side ot the eoniI'-
yorsy. uus showl u letters from
himself and associates 40 j. y. Ne'.
born. president of the Colorado FuHl
a Iron Company. before the Fec
craI Commission of Industrial tela-
tions today
More thun ton Thousand words of
instruction. advice aud Inquiry TO
Welborn frou Rockefeller. aud hia
associate. including MDkue.. kine.
formerly Canadian Minister of La.
hor aud now commissioner ot lndu>-
trial Unrest oi tho Rockefeller Fuun-
datiou viii hc included in ihc rt.
10rf of tue commission
Tho possible ."cIJI-fIc tDudHn"ir.
of clergyman Zoo an obscure coal
camp B.. Colorado .a- th' subject
of anNiet, to Rockefeller a much Co.,
tho prospect of The defeat oft % re-
publican candidate boz ihr rrrc'
Colorado election
Flhort Hubbard of Ea. \Hrot.
" entered o., Ru.k0Icllrr
.ch,uc of publicity, He received
$3.50 for Thousand apie 1f hi
maaariuc coutainirg an article lat.
orl thc operators A 'nD1l capt.
iar-t puid ESQ %, his amount =
was brought cut
WclhorN>u hi. testimony declared
there vas practically no liinrnnc'
between statr and Federal troops
and thc admnIftUii.u Insofar "a.
cmplol Iue outside minors
n vas previously 1rnu'" Dni tJ.'
many tatcmou' o .hn 1a"uulci o'
Facts inou' tbC Stru-..r For l
dustrinl Freedom" were inaccurate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-09
Amnnl-. NI-cr We'd.

....H. t. r# NrH
KANSAS CITY. uH. N.
Mary Aurusf4 Armour HHHr.I.. off
fh, 'nf. Kirkland Armour aui u.n.
of % o. Armour tfr famous plrHrr
VIu be married ihIs afternoon I
JAMES TlDuUr I1nu of e..as D...
ir -t Paul. Church ra. I.
$3.50 ur heH ai flr Hnm. n. fH"
BRIDES mother Mrs Dsa-... .|I.s.
Hel1. NIfr o Captain Nmr,. Ltf...
Hrif. ~. retired
500. Armour ano $3.50 H. ..rD" .
MARRIAGE .r hr brni..r. A. "H .H
Amour of Oa.a-a .uI 90. attended
br Mrs Ed.ar. u...r. n". .
N,t 1aik Wr a Watson |Uu.r
800 hr o. afro. 0f .uHI E|Har.
UaIrrff rmn H.'f r.rr. H ....
+s traf men, AUer Southern f..-
thr .olrs Dru'r si' U.r . N.
York
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-09

HHNaI rrT. Hawaii Dec. s.
William W RoobuU f1e American
Diplomat. died here early today We
ra. HF taken fou the liner
".tn N.rl. snroufe t0 china. where
.s Has fa become adviser to Presi-
Htuf yuan Sha. hai Pee was a voter
.H .r Iui1mact Pc served tais
country as minister to china sad
Greco. t sell a- Ambassador 20
Russia ana Turkey Burial VIII taxa
.iarU here He was siNrt wears old.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-09

WAS.liNGTDN, ~ '. t'
s,.roUr, Garrison np0n being n-
formod tonight rha, the 'a.oral .
rra, strike bod lo. eaIlni .i' aii
tbl, iu 90 probability Federal troops
,.rld boz .fhduwn uw Ht'
Tine order .1r the Ni.U1r...l N.
d., .ssual Hv fHs uN.-lI""i 'rN
fE. Secret l-y u. WHI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-09

BOZENAN. Mont. Dee D..
aro Tomich Who Vas tried Ior F.ea'
ur dynamite from th. -'.. N''.
near rut, vae found aH.''r today
rtidcurp u1s to tHa aIl,.. .. H.
the dynamic. to l.o# uH OIL. Nu.
'rIUu haN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-09

PARIS nrc Tou,ght'a Off
ei.l .mmupicatiga says \ ylo-
nf Gers eu attack on Stelny, south
N r las been repulsed The
.oniuUt nn 1fi9 fhe sifrf
ri ~ iInly n ffN f1'-
t.ts opsi ID Argonae."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-09

NnD0mO Colombia. prc s. Tho
Hw.n a Foreign Affairs today
ordered 'Hn rrmOul of ono -deh
power wireless station at Carincanu
rn. Station ha boon the object OF
...t0 protests by Great Britain.
eHufculua fH.l ihr plant v1 being
ecI cr trunsm sion of news 10
tmHH ul"-lip.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-09
WEATHER


IUs Western InIor Tel
Dallas. clear o. WIh-H F.
cloudy UeuI.ll. cloudy
San fntnn'n lrar cool HoIs-ul.
doUIE cold AhIHr cloudy
Waco clear THfrkaUs rIu"
-N San angelo. cloudy .rH Wf
Iofr. .IunIp Beaumont ..nH v
cold Paris. cloudy -O. GaUesri'.
aarIf o. Wataharhie ,.1uft .N.
cold
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-09
WANTS ECONOMIC
PUBLIC SERVICE
sFCNtrNWT Etri'tin ~
LINES ~ LOOMING 10
uE-iiIS NOi TOTALS
ONE Or THREE FOREMOST
Fn,,isn Tradc Being Developed j"
commercial 1'tachrs sui
rlcmcntiug WORK "i "uf
tuu.ul~

VNsuINCTON. q. g.. p,,
reopam, in Jhc pubic .vrt'r 's I''
k.,uptr ol iUc annual rrpor. %,
rotor, RedHcId. %. ,h, n.HIi"..'
at commerce lu summlrt'ua '.'
vorh of tho many bureaus ul DIS
deuartmcnt BE-, undertake. lu
rcst a wise use oi government l'''N
II attention were d'rt'''N h"'
Totals but to the wise use oi 'uud
.ni, secretary N.juDld n 'ua.
ln,ier should hc made t0 pruuh," .l'
utmost possible service. mo.H "'.I.
be- accomplished that s. nw Ai.'|
suggested or attomp'ci Every 'h.
lusfr.al manager know chat rrn'".
uv requires u.s plant tn br N'l' O'
in tine best productive condition
+. rof economical m order io ''
III total eXn,ud.turr. % HiID" i0f
plant to ram down and Then h''' ."
mud 20 up again lIa docs
sayl money. hut lo.ca 3d. t."lo'l.
of tbl. kind iF not economy 1I aI
merely Involves a cycle oi e.t'n.'
chance. costly 200 themselves '".
moro costly Boz their results
"If Instead of arguing ulun '".
Dls vUhou rr.arl lo whether 'f'
mnnc, which comprises these cots.
laa t.su spent vi..i ur unt'
lre varp p,ul,r.d ou ihc 1.rd ''
pmdiwrr uG fur if' .isdom ID. +.
which iNu .s.t "a w". MONEY 'o'.N
Ia ,a.,d ltt win uthuVif. CON
uu. Jp pe lost
Summarizing fhc work ui tnn p
gear in promuunr foreign trade H'
UrfIuid s1fs
"Tho rmi,d states H ono g' O."
thrc. foremost commercial E'iIut
It cfsontnl to 30 prosperity y ..
10 .hould la inferior to no olhr.
rarnify m itp governmental s'si'H
for thc fosfcrinr Uri protection 81"
iie .mdc. both domestic 1u1 tnrr'fn
such system is nov iirmly cslh'
ushsd. ln formga countries ~
latt .irable trade doyeinpnur wnr
~ o., Nvri.f = atigars ei p
Isetarisuent Of Stafe earrb 2a j. ns
ito be- upplsWonicd ti.olfn me ser
lvl.s ~ curra of com lercia,
,lrHt. which HHl $500 e1n h''
t.to,. .,.lr. H orr ...'' IoN
.,nt.r.. ..t. f.. n..r H1'l.
rIm,. w.t. t'. .rn"r OI spc
....f.. ....fr.NnI n' .omn
,.l ..ODfs HHu OHHf.n". iOr 'a.
.Is t..N.r.I .f. 'I. .' M'
.Ur. r.H.if.'. .l. ''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-09
CONVENTION VOTED UNANi-
NOU~iN AND WORk MILL
BGGiN ~ INbEh 40
EIGHTEEN Millions LOSS
At iaas: >i,U-.i, Person, hnuun
ic ua'r Bryu h.l.,l aaa lIN
lnintcd O.. i..glt uf
Trout ir

DENVER. Colo. I.. '.'
Colorado coal miners strike alc 90
n.aht aas declared ou effective pr'
10Th Tuis action ea. at. a .o
convention of District $50 o.. OBJ 'HH
United Muc Workar oi America
a unanimous vote after an .u Bay
ION D. mues tnc report OF
international executive bouuI Iu'r'
duc,l today rccumwou'n o. form'-
nation of tae strike
The triko bad ,t# eptl1n 'r b"
northern coal fields Bon April 1890
and Tor moro than fourteen months
has h.5 tuU au'Ir, coal field of
the state 100 Jue grIp %. industrial
turmoil
The action tonight H.. 1hHu 'r
view of hr president recon. action
in aspuUilue federal commits .o'
10 araurate 'riUro difficulties Boo tb'
coal 0p.HH committees o' '.r 'r
tcrnaticnal Executive Board Nas HH
fhorizcU tu meet a.' ,NsOn..D w's
ing from 'be termination 0i tlU
strike Tho ucr. wore advised
sCCh 'ur.r former p'un'a
Tho union declare. FL AIl e'Nc %"
ran liJ io mnmNer. Involved In court
lri.o"
Tba ..U.. oI luu convention cr.
rie rrpnmr ndHiiU. .u iU'Hr
oGof. tO uu'D I.n .. OF Col.
0trI. ..I oil .... r....IfInu r. tIN
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-07-09
William ScIimgeour

Mr.. William Scrimgeour, who
is a candidate for Republican
Progressive nomination for County
Commissioner, is one of Beling-
toms most successful business
men.
He is now, and has been for a
number of years a member Of the
School Board of Belington indie
pendent district.
He has thoroughly demonstrate
ed his business a bility by his
work for the rebuilding of the
Belington schools.
The road question is and will be
for year to come the paramount
issue in Barbour and we will need
just such a man in the court as
Mr.. Scimgeour.
He is an enthusiast for good
roads, and will use the public
money as judiciously as he does
his own cash.
know. personally that this is
a case of the office seeking the
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-07-09


man, as it required considerable
persuasion to induce him to enter
the race.
He will of course take it great
compliment to be nominated by
the Republicans of his adopted
county and will use all honorable
means to be elected.
While he is a thorough Pro-
gressive he does not believe in
hanging around the grave yards
of the past.
He with99 per cent of Pro-
gressives believes the object of
progressive has been accomplish
ed rebuking the national COM
mittee and reducing, representa-
ton from the south in our nation
al conventions.
While we do not wish to be sec
tional yet we believe we should
have this nomination. Cove,
PhilIppi and Union districts are
now represented why not give
old Barker a show. Valley is
her daughter and / know her in
terest will be we'll looked after.
Give US men Of Scrimgeour
type, who are progressive, and
we will snuff" Wilson's new
light" and rebuke an incompe-
tent democracy.
VOTER
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-07-09
PhiIippi. Route 3.

Mrs. Lydia Bartlett, o
Philippi is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. 2. Stalnaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E.
Thompson and children and
Mrs. Mary E Findley all of
Belington drove down to j. j.
Poling's on Belington Route 3
last Sunday in Mr.. Thompson
auto.
Rev. CASTOR filled his regu-
lar appointment at Jerusalem
last Sunday morning
MIR. and Mrs. D. B. Polling
were visiting Mrs. Calharine
Knapp Sunday.
There will be a S. S. Con-
vention in the David Lantz
grove about one mile from the
Jerusalem Church Saturday
July Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orbuin Stall
maker and little son, Rubert,
spent last Sunday with Mrs.
Stalnaker parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Holbert,
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-07-09
June Both, 1914.

The partnership business Of II
Ware & Son being mutually dis64
we'd | am now collecting the cut
standing Accounts of E. Ware
& Son and would kindly ask those
knowing themselves in debt to
b. Ware & Son to como and set
tie their accounts with me in the
next 80 days. Having bought
the entire interest in the store
formerly owned by E. Ware and
son, | am still going to conduct
the business in the same place
with a new and up-to-date line of
general Merchandise. And T So
llcit the patronage Of all my old
customers and all the new ones
possible. | promise fair treat
ment and good prices.
Respectfully
E. WARE. !.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-07-09
Locals and Personals.

S. L. Brooks has purchased new bug
gy. 1t is buekboar style. Light oak
finish
p T. Fallen and wife, OF Philippi were
here the 4th the guest o.. friends.
G. o. Thompson left Saturday for his
home in Gassaway.
B. Talbot, of Route was here Mon
daY on business.
William Street gave our Office a bust
ness call Monday.
Ira L. Dadisman, past thru here Mon
day on his way to Junior.
s. 7. Keller, left here Monday for Gin
cinnati, where he has accepted position
with wholesale hardware. Mr.. Keller
will travel the largest part of this state,
A. R. Parrish, left Friday for Belle
Valley, Ohio where he viii visit his par
ents for a few days.
The motion picture show which has
been run by E, A. Barte in tent near
The Progressive has moved to Elklns,
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-07-09
AUSTIN B. CORNWELL.

The Union Choir will meet
at Jerusalem on next-Sunday
at 2;3O P. M, to practice on
singing for the S. S. Conven-
ton.
WANDERER.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-07-09

The new motion picture show will soon
start in the new Woodford building which
is now finished.
Virgil Robinson is putting new concrete
steps to his residence on Serpell Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shepherd who
have been visiting relatives in Hunting
ton and Winfield returned home Monday
night.
Lawn Fete tonight on the Teter Lawn.
Mr.. Ernest, one OF the teachers of the
M. E. Sunday School, took his class to
Tygart Junction for picnic the fourth.
All report fine time
W. B. Gall, was visiting friends IN
Tacy the 4th-
Miss Nora Dooley, was visiting her
parents in Buckhannon over the fourth.
Lewis Sturm, of Sugar Creek was here
Saturday On business.
S. F. Hoffman, of Phillppi was here
Saturday on business.
William and Jacob Fitzwater, left this
week for fishing trip. ''Bill'' expects
to bring back whale with him.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-07-09
lacy.

The exercise at this place
the fourth was attended by a
large crowd Of people all seem
ed to enjoy themselves. The
speaking in the morning BY
Arthur Dayton, Chas. Brand
on, j. D. Taft and Mr. Brock
was good. uncle Mike Strum)
one Of our oldest citazens did
not get to run in the foot race
owing to a good rain at the
hour set for the race, it was
called off with other Athletic
sports.
The festival at night was a
decided success. Good order
by all present and the financi-
al part was good.
Neal Philips and family
were visiting at SquireMelvin
Poling's Saturday.
Miss Nina Ridenour, stem
ogropher for the Fairmont
Glass Co., spent the 4th here
with her many friends.
MI. Delbert skidmore and
Miss Iona Philips were united
in the holy bonds Of matri-
mony on last sunday at the
brides home near Meadowville.
Jerome Stalnaker and son,
Russell, of Akron O., ARE spend
ing week among old friends
at this place.
David Ruckman and family
visited at Chesley stalnaker's
tbs 4th. They came down in
his new Ford car.
A. D. Baughman and FAM
lily spent the fourth here.
MI. Coteral, of Berryburg,
brought Willie Hershman sat
urday in his car.
Rev.Doutt preached the an
nual sermon of the Macabees
at the q. B. Chruch at Nest
orville sunday to a large and
atteative congregation. The
members marched from the
Hall to the church, music fur
lshed by the Nestorville band.
Quite a number of young
folks from here attended the
dedication of the colored
church at Chestnut bridge.
"Rube" Boyles and Miss
Madge Polling were at G. w.
Baughman's saturday evening
Elbern Baughman and sis
tiers, Of Berryburg, and Miss
Flora Wymer, Of Hambleton,
came over in a car saturday.
Our school at this place will
be taught by Mr.. Harry stal-
the coming winter. He
taught the school last winter
and every one seemed pleased /
with the school and all are
glad to have him back again.
The "drys" are elated over
the income of the Prohibitio n
amendment, others are trying
to adjust themselves to the
same.
READER
William Scnmoeour
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-07-09

lou VIII note the announcement of candidacy County
superintendent Of Schools of Barbour county
nave taught sixteen terms in Barbour Of
en oeg IN the Rural Schools OF the county giving oppor
tun to know something the conditions and needs of the Rural
School.
II nominated and elected shall devote my time to the better
e ol te scnoos OF Barbour as believe there nothing
good for the boys and girls Of the county
Inc time Tor the Primary Election drawing near and as
VIII not be able to see ali who vote beg to saw to those
give me to secure nomination will highly appreciated bv
Respectfully,
j. M McVICKER
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-07-09

In soliciting the nomination Clerk County Court Of Bar
bo County simply desire that if the Republican Pro-
gressive voters Of the County fit give nomination
Will use all honest efforts be elected and successful
deavor the people the County faithfully future
have tried to do in the past.
Ihankngyou for the ayors and soliciting your support
remain
Your obedient servant
a9A. IS. Z. HOFFMAN, .aaae
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-07-09
CHARTER NO. 66 10.

QEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST
~ NATIONAL BANK OF BELINGToN, AT
Belington, in the State OF West Virginia at the
close OF business. June Soth, 1914
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-07-09
Bank Statements.
CHARTER NO. 66ls.

CHARTER NO. 56l6.
n EPoRT OF THE CONDITION oFTHE CITI-
II zENs NATIONAL BANK or ELLINGTON,
Iocated at Belingson, in State Of West Virginia.
ii the close OF business June 70 1914.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts ...,.......-.... s206, s3l.s7
overGrafts secured and unsecured. 1i.0s
g. s. Bonds to secure circulation .......... 100000
Premium on u s. Bonds .....,............-... 10000
Bonds Securities etc p. 0y
Banking House, Furniture, and Fixtures 30. 10000
Due from national Banks mot reserve
Agents .................., .....-... 4,lSl32
Due from state and Private Banks and
Bankers. trust Companies, aud say
ings Banks .....................1........ 1o524li
Due from approved Reserve Agents ...... - 600 y
Checks and other Cash Items ............... 39.43
Fractional Paper Currency, nickels y cts 17S.s5
LAWFUL MONEY REsERvEI IN BANK, VIZ
Specie -........................ 9e225 10 90, os
Legal-tender notes .......~~ 6oo.0o|
Redemption fund with U treasurer
q per cent circulation) ............... 2.ooe 90
rorAI.......................... s565,147-7s
1IABIIrEs:
Capital stock paid in 40 COO 90
surplus fund l0000OO
Undivided Profits, less Expenses and
Taxes paid .........,................... 4,sS7 AZ
National Bunk Ntes outstanding go. 40 100000
Dividends unpaid. 10000
Individual deposits subject
to check .................. s2s6.26is8
Time certificates of deposit oo.5S5 o5
Certified checks .....-.......,. 1850
Cashiers checks outstanding 1883, 267 ITO "a
rorAL...,..........~...... 1868 l47,7
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
COUNTY OF BARBOUR,
J. A. J. stalnaker Cashier OF the aboye-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best Of my knowledge and
belief, A. J. STALNAKER, Cashier
subscribed and sworn to before me this 9TH
day OF July. 1914.
W, B. RECTOR, N. P.
(My commission expires Jany. Is 1921
coRREcT- Attest;
H. A. MCMAHON,
b. L. WlIMOTH
FLOYD TETER.
Directors.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-07-09

AUSTIN B. CORNwELL
of BeIinsfon
Candidate for County Clerk, Subject to Democrat
ic Convention July fh.
To the of Barbour County.
Gentlemen:
you aware candidate for the Clerk Of the
County Court of Barbour county wish say
shall do everything that do honestly if
elected will discharge the duties Of the office honestly i'm
partially the very of my ability and judgment Hoping to
have your support, / am.
Yours truly
AUSTIN B. CORNWELL
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-07-09

y a 7 = vt W M v IINUINI<t -
COUNTY OF BARBOUR
], f. A. Rinehart Cashier OF the above named
bank, do solennly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best OF my knowledge and
belief. E A. RINEHAR1, Cashier
Subscribed ana sworn to before me this 18th.
day OF July. 1911.
A. c. BOLTON, N. P.
tMy commission expires July l6, 1920
coRREcr-ATrEsr
G. NJ RIGHT
w. w. THOMAS
b. B. ROHRB0UGH.
Directors.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-07-09

y EPoRT Of THE CONDITION oFTHE CITI-
II ZENs NATIONAL. BANK OF BELINGT0N,
Located a, Belingson, in State Of West Virginia,
al the close OF business June 70 1914
REsnI-RrES.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-10-15
BURGLARS RANSACE
another House
Take Jewelry and Clothing
from Ratledge Home,
Leaving Money Behind
SOME ARTICLES
LEFT IN YARD

While the family Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
James p. Ratledge Of No 212 East
Twcnty-lfth street, were down town
yesterday afternoon reviewing the
parade, burglars entered the front
cellar window Of the basement and
ransackod the house. Articles stolen
were one gold watch two pairs OF
womens shoes. two razors. five gold
rings, gold locket and chain, and q
suit OF clothes belonging TO MI Rat
ledge. Upon returning home the fam
lily saw the disordered condition Of
the house and at once began a search
for what was missing. Later tic suit
OF clothes was found on the ground
between the ash pan and the coal
bin. On the mantel piece ia tho
kitchen the thief overlooked $40,
and So that was in a writing desk.
On a writing table in the bedroom
were found five bracelets which had
been gathered together hut left be-
hind. MIR. Ratledge conducts a livery
stable at No COZ French street.
While Mrs. George O'Neal Of No.
1105 Walnut street. was on Market
street, looking at the school children's
parade. thieves broke into her house,
and. after ransacking the entire build
ing. carried away a leather suit case.
articles of clothing valued at about $50
and two gold stick pins.
From the home Of James c Knots,
No sos East Ninth street. $50 and a
S25 suit of clothes were stolen Tues
day night
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-10-15
INVITATIONS OUT FOR
wesleyan REUNION

Invitations for the Wesleyan Col
lege reunion. To be held here in the
Hotel DUPONT on Thursday, Novem-
Der 3. have been Issued The in
vitations this year are most attractive,
being printed in blue ink on gold
cards.
The reunion will start at 10 o'clock
in the morning, and the first half
hour will he devoted merely to get
ting together and acquainted. At 1890
o'clock the business part OF the meet
ing will be called, at which there will
be the roll call and the reading of
reports of the various officers. Mrs.
lila Mccullough Byrd, president, will
make the address OF greeting. after
which all will unite in singing Aud
Lang Syne."
At l o'clock luncheon will be serv-
ed which will be attended by informal
toasts. singing of old songs, remin-
iscences and a general good time. The
remainder of the afternoon will be
devoted to a social and Eau revoirs'
viii be said about o'clock.
This is the second reunion that the
college has held the first one having
been held last year. and il has been
decided to make an annual affair OF
it in the future. A large number OF
invitations have been issued this year
due to the fact that the committee
in charge has been able to secure
the names and addresses of a great
many that they we're unable to Sc
cure last year.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-10-15
Germans Take 1900 Russian
Prisoners In Warsaw Fighting

arrival OF outllanking army
This army did not arrive, and IN
consequence the uselessly defended
town was damaged by German troops.
From Fort Array no news.
"Close to Rheims Cathedral two
French heavy batteries were located,
light signals from one tower at the
Cathedral were observed. OF course,
all hostile measures fighting means
detrimental to our troops will be
fought down, without regard to spar
ing the cathedral The French know.
as formerly. they will be responsible
if the venerable cathedral becomes a
victim of war.
I'm the eastern theatre, Russians
defeated near Schirwindt, lost 5000
prisoners, 26 guns, - machine guns.
Lyck again in our possession, Bialla
evacuated by the Russians.
Russian vanguard repulsed on
Warsaw, lost 5000 prisoners, 25
guns"