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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-03
RESIDENCE THEATRES
A, Inc Home un,Il "Wednesday

AZ the Home Until Wednesday
THE Dancer two.resl drama
"Bess. the Outcast. drama: Little
phys strategy 90 iedy.
At the Pleasant Hour Tonight
The Blight Of Wealth" two-reel
drama. "A Man ana Woman.
drama. The Lady Killer" comedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-03
HILL GETS JOB

ST. PAUL, Merch 3.--It was an
nounced Louis w. Hill would he
come president of the Great North
ern r. r., succeeding Carl r. Gray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-03

~ Albany Dentists. In Peoples Ban
building. second and Pike.

By Albany Dentists. In Peoples Bank
Building, second and pikc.
our story II short. simple and plain
About bridgework teeth OF gold porce-
lain.
OF Filings synthetic. porcelain ana gold
That always stay In and never look old 4;
OF teeth artificial trat stay up In place
And remove all wrinkles from young or
old face.
or extracting teeth without any pain.
SO youll send your friends and come back
again
or cleaning loose teeth and making them
tight
without making charges away out Of
sight.
OF all things else that Dentists can do
We guarantees all work that NO do for
you,
Cf work 40 GOOD II will last ana viii
please.
Ana We viii surprise you at smallness OF
fees.
OF our nam. you must know. a. through
out all states
YOU Will hear good word for the
Aibanys Cut Rates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-03

proved itHelf
over and over
Eczema simply
cannot OK iEt
where this re-
acten o.
INC remedy iH
used and 1t
only costs YOU
CSC to prove
this to your
% " n Fatisfac
ton
Don't ~ X .
anybodyH word
for e.. but see
Z q g yourself
Try a 2bC bottle
fI.lm aprff InN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-03

and then decide. You're sure 20 find
II Just what you have waited for SO
iouR--a blessed. instant relief
XEMO IA sold and guaranteed by
druggists everywhere. and in Seattle
by Swifta Drug Co and HArtells
five drug stores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-03

Clara stevens. the dainty Pan
taxes dancer with the small feet.
has come and gone She is consld.
era6ly wiser for her visit TO the
Seaport OF Success. Clara came
here lmhued with the belief that
she hal the tlnicst. Wccnlest toot.
stcs ia The whole Wide world
Clara wears No 70. childs size.
shoe. last week she sent her shoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-03

10 Tho star. and Manager Pan.
taecs offered pair OF seats TO eV.
cry glrl over rs who could get her
foot into the shoe
Mrt u G. Allen. Of S23 f.. Denny
way. visited The Star office with
her daughter %cllle
Pooh. remarked the mother
when shown the shoe 4 thought it
Wa small She put her foot into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-03

2lst. Miss Olive Ryan Stakeholder
Eastlake and Martin. camp s Mrs
ID r McCulloch. i0s Jackson IT,,
Mrs J i llcdrick. gG0sl4 Third
.Ry, Mrs W T. Smith. 1909 Sew.
cuth. Mrs II. &. Allen. 923 T. Den
ny way. and MisH Nclllc Allen.
DO you wontcr that poor Clara
wcpt until the tcars played havoc
with her mnktur7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-03

CHAPTER Scll
What did Mrs Selwln say to
you. Margic7" asked Dick when he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-03
End All That
Eczema Misery
Stop All That Awful Itching and
Burning Instantly by Using This
Remarkable Skin Remedy
--ZEMO
-, n CSC Bottle To-day mud Prove u,

ZEMO IL really n now wonder
clean. hntiseptic liquld that II guar
aniecd 10 afnn ltchInE nnl Tint has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-03

H.. Wonderful How
Quickly IiNp R~-
moved All Those
Eczema Ulatrbr.
From NV Face.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-03

alhsmbrs un,il Wednesday Nigh,
The Weaker Sister" Rex
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-07
RIPTH on LACKSON
HERE DISC e Ed 20
Par<ersburu Newspaper AS
-serts Confederat General
Was Born There.

The following hot air is published
by the Parketsbilrg State = ournal:
one &c the Pfttsbnrg Sunday pa
nere recent M pu lfshed an deliberately
Illustrated article regarding Clarks-
burg being the birthplace OF Genera
stonewal1 jackson, the same AaV4ns
been widely copied over the state. AZ
a matter OF fact the famed Son1eueI-
ate leader was born in Parkerspurg on 1sl
September is, 1924. and TINS tact t, q
established by date and informaLlol
nossessed by. the Neale family in this
CITY. who are descendants OF StoneWall
Jackson.s uncle.
StonewaII Jacksonss mother was
sister Z Of w. H. Neale, one OF me
early pioneers in this section, and the
grandfather of w H. Neale, the 10
cal wholesale produce man
Al Neale the elder, was born IN the
wear 1919 I'm the old Neale home Wnlch
was located on THE Point, over
looking the junction of the ONO q. al =
little Kanaw1la rivers mere. ms
buildiug has been torn down since tlle
food last March aud It's ruins anu "a US :
foundation now stand between l, tlle w Saa
hriIdineg OF the Parkersburg Transfer
and Storage Company, corner OF FIRST
and Ann streets, and their new pullu-
Inc. which fronts on the ONO rly .si,
sTI9ere is a court between them sun
omen and in it are the foundations
az the house in which StopeWatl JACK
son was born. .n
Az stated, W H Neale was born
in tlIis house in. 1913, and eleven years ss,
eI,t4er StoMewall Jackson first saw the ne
liThA az day there. He was born II
i, 3 came room and the same house as
W n Neale. grandfather OF the local
y,To5nce man. The noted general g
511other was visiting her parents az
tIre Neale homestead at the time o.
his birth. s.s.,,4s
After the Civil war wnen 2 olsp t,.e
arose as to Jackson's Dir enpie1ee, ..ls
ihonor being claimed by Gle TlSsLsuI y,
Parkersburg and Lewis county, ":
81 NeaIe. the elder, made inquiry. q
. Aunt Jennie = q noted coloreq Wo-
man and q. slave of the grandfather o.
n q Sfbbens OF this city. VINO nau
1,1,read fFle mother OF StoneWall y acK-
sor al fhe time Of the latter nsrtn,
,TLe apef slave confirmed che story o.
t11a hiTtf1place OF jackson By STATING
II 81 eh.e had been in attendance a$stsle
,1irtf, - both Mr.. Neale and pf stone
wall :Iackson, and that they were pOeu
in the same room in the Neale nome 2IL
stead situated in The Point IN 81,
kerslbIrg "AGnt Jennie acnleveu
lama in the old days By her habit ot Y
ING heavy fogs OF standing upon lns
river bank at ths point end DloAslalss Z. {
fContinued on page eWosl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-07

In the Immaculate Concept
church Sunday morning at the g s. 2
o'cIocl mass. stha Forty Hours Deyo-
ton to the Blessed sacrament VII
open and viii close on Tuesday morn
iTa. The chief feature VIII pc tne
procession Of the Blessed Sacrament
at 80 O'Clock Sunday eEenin sl1ss
n order VIII be the cross bearer aIls.
acolytes, followed By the pupils q
st. Joseph's ACADEMY, attifec !, "a
white. wearing wreath srlllstA
and carrying Easter lilies; then the
sanctuary boys in cassock ana SUIT
plice, carrying lighted candles hmm g
diafe1y preceding the Blessed Sacrss-
ment borne by the celebrant ana 9 +
tended by the clergy
Following are the names OF Lne
young ladies TO take part
Misses Garnet Gaines lzao es ~
fSrenier, Lucy tart nra OnneA4
ella Feeney, Mary Alurray Gather
Inc Walsh. Cath erin ela s.
dioleh g. onui * Elc bona IT
euerfte lDrar. l1'
Tafs ygon daa feno
81 ofe wilson oti AinrF sle
.eSafre Cecelia Deltl5ln 4oqelAAs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-07
In New Foundland Ice Packs
but Washington Officials
Are Not Alarmed.

WASHINGTON, d. &C.. Feb. -
Wireless calls were sputtering out
from the big navy towers OF AIRING
ton today to the frozen wastes OF
the New Foundland coast searchtns
for the navy tug. Potomac, lost n
the ice after an unsuccessful attelllpt
to rescue the crews OF the tsnf1ls
schooners, Hiram Lowell and Fran
ces willard.
The heavy ice packs in the nay q
the islands turned the sturdy f9p1-
mac hack from its work OF rescue az
ter days of useless mash4mg at InS
frozen fields that hold the TWO 'so
vessels prisoners, ana so It LETT tne
hay cor North sydney Th'ursday
riif stfif ind should have been put lnto
port yest erday. 49,,
When the tug was not neaFd rs ~
TODAY navy officers said there was NC
f.aalse for alarm but put the wireless
feelfne ont for it. Tney thougnt Y
merely had been delayed making &ts
way through the heavy Ice
Irhe lam. however, probably VIII
no the salvation of the crews OF the
IMPRISONED fishing schooners.
C3fiiciais here are not eonceIn l.s'I
fnr Ileif SAFETY, saying u their sn1 lps,
are crushed in the pack, they easily
can make their way to shore over
the ice.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-07
REBATE
PROBE TAKEN UP
Bv the Interstate Commerce
Commission under a Recent
Senate Resolution.

WASHINGTON d. c., Feb. 7-
,Investig CATION of whether the United
States Steel Corporation has re-
ceived Illegal rebates from railroads
during the last six years was begun
today by the Interstate Commerce
Commission by the issue of q formal
order for hearings under the resent
resolution adopted by. the Senate.
Dates for hearings will be announced
later.
Formal notice OF the investigation
was served today upon all railroad
companies and upon the following
named concerns:
United States Steel Corporation.
Carnegie Union illinois and Indiana
Steel Companies. The National Tube
Company, Shelby steel Tube Com
pany. American Steel and Wire Com
many American Sheet and Tin Plate
feo1npany American Bridge Conn
many, Tennessee coal Iron and Rails
road Company IA. C: srtck Coal CONE
many teTstate Tran seer Rails Nv
conpafiy ana the Lake Trans
eeI Railtsy Comp ny
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-07
AS A BLIND
Police Are Holding Stanley
while They Search for Real
Murderer IN New York.
sax AsseelATEo rREssl

CiIiEVEELlAGSlD, o., Feb -FGoro-
ner T. u. Byrne said today that has
Inquest into the death of Robert y.
Mercer. Of Pittsburg, found slain
and buried under the new city hall
here "Wednesday, was practically
completed and that based upon the
evidence submitted by the police ne
would not find that Mercer had been
murdered by Norman. Stanley, OF
Wheeling, w. Va, now under ares 81
polfce obtain new evidence, Byrne
said he would reopen the case. Stan
Iley's attorney, former county prose-
cutor. John "A. Cline, asserted TO-DAY
the. police were holding Stanley as
a blind. while they searched Tor the
viii send Detectives to New or:k 70
trv to and the man who killed Mer-
Ger. police officials denied Clines
accusation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-07

NEW AR Is. ~. y CD 81
FIerdraall, = girl Of twenty I'M tn flteei
with Charles Manul sA.A
TILED Mrs. Harriet Manning in her
home here last a his vas the
announcements made by the Newark
police this AFTERNOON. he girl sis
dvinR in the Monntainside hospttat
At Rfonfclair. NJ Il. OF poison ~ ken
with suicidal intent
Learning that q young woman naltl
been taken to the institution IN az
automobile the police seized upon u
as q clue to the my rious shoe ting
81 Mrs. Manning BY 2 yeiled female
assafIarlt and accostiug MISS Herd
man. accused her Of the Grim 81 y men,
according TO the police, she confessed,
saying that she was in love IN TIN ~ an
MIN z ana had killed his vile because
fhe Sgife had failed to let q divorce
s..s y s.sssSi Miss fertinial was
tie unnamed woman detail q by the
police and quest foned last night. Shei
was released this moFning
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-07
MA ~ rs KILLED IN
UNKNOWN ANNEX
William shreve Dead in Manga
flIck but Cause of Death is
Not Yet Known.

In some manner as yet unknown
to anyone here, William shreye, o.
this city. met his death IN Na lls'.a
fncls. NJ. va, last might. The pare
snfoprat ION that Shreve was killed
in Naugatuck last night and asking
that his wife he not lied was con u,
tanned in a telegram received by
Ghfef OF Police Harry T. BrooBs tn ila
s1sha police immediately notified his
wife. who lives on the weston Toa a'l
near the city. Relations OF snreNe
nero and the police have been trying
-. - Sfiain today how Shreve met
Ills death, but up to 2 O'Clock hau
received no replies TO their mes
shreve was brickiayer and was vas
about "a years old He had been az
work out OF the city for about .
year. No funeral arrangements nave
been made as yet.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-07

WASN'T SGTON, Feb senator
Norris s oIution, directing the IN
terstate Commerce CnnlInis lon to cons
tinue its hives tigatiop Of the New
Haven railroad a4fairss was passed py
the Senate today IN modifie oI1ll.
Tyhe modification was TO specify ttatsl
the commis sion need not dlplica any
of its previous work and leaving ~ e
the discretion of the commission =
whether it's previous invest cation naa
developed all the information e De
sired. Gommf ssioner Prputy, VINO
made the arst Investigation recently
declared he could see little TO be cameo
BY further work by the commission I
hut, that something might be Dro9s!le
out BY a committees Of Congress-. FMS
Information was called Tor 0y Ine
resolution: So
What became Of the FUNDS OF tns
New Haven invested in various enter
prises mentioned in the recent re-
MORT OF the Interstate Comlnerce
Commission?
whether the person or pei solAs 8 IS. y
thorizing Investment Of those Lll.las
ana the person or persons reeetEl1lts
the benefit are liable to pllnis sSilt
under the law
eEWhetller under existing law Lnss
funds can be recovered on betlslH q
sfockhoiders of said company
ssWhat legislation II any IS necessals
To prevent the recurrence OF sl1nlte.E
transactions ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-07
DEATH
I0f Ralph Veidenhanler, Well
Known Here Occurs IN
Hes tai


Ralph Weidenh aners aged ~, = =
years. son of Mr.. and MRS. Charles
lbs. Weideuhame FORMERLY OF TINS
city, but who now reside at b1lek7
harmon, died at 10 clock last even
ing in the George washington NOS
pital In washington, III G., where ne
had been operafed upon Tor appendt-
cftis
Young Weld enllan who was
sttandfnn school near NV ashan& ION,
was taken i'll last Monday and was
operated upon Tuesday. IEIe was gee-
ting along nicely until last evenaa1s
when he took a change for the worse
and passed away in a few hours.
The deceased hoy YVES well known !.
here as me resided here for q num-
her OF years. He had q. host Of tr1eIi1s
in this city who are panied 20 he<1E
OF his death. s,4s
Surviving the deceased hoy are lIls
parents. two brothers and two SIS
fers d. paul Weidenha owner
cf the Weidenhann grorery tore
on Third street, this. city, IS =
bSobher. ,. ~
FNineral service will be nelu -, -
II o'clock Monday afternoon az tns
Weidenhaner home az ha aalp,l
and the burial VIII be In 2 Euc4AT
harmon cemetery,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-07
INDIAN SCHOOL
AT Carlisle is Being lnvestigat-
ed by a Committee OF
congressman.
onY AaseelAree PREss,

CARLISLE, Pa, Greb. 7-Senators
Robinson. of Arkansas, and Lane, OIL
OREGON. and Representative Carter
Of Oklahoma, and Stephens, OF Tex
as, onstitutingi joint sub=con amst-
ZEE Of the Indians committee of tine
two houses of Congress today con-
tinued their Investigation OF a1alIs
~ the carlisle Indian school. They
narficuIarIy inquired into complaints
made against Superintendent Fried
man of the institution The comm s e
zee arrived unexpectedly and VIII
conclude its inquiry tonight. super
fntendent Friendman said today ne
welcomed q thorough investigation
IL IL hex fair one.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-07
An Outbreak Reported in SUBJ
urb of Mexico City Seven
Miles to Northeast.
Ely POLI CE ARE ca OTTING:l
IN the Capital City of Country
TO Revolt with Some of
the Regular Troops.

MTxICO CITY, Feb. TROOPS
guarded the palace, the arsenal ana
the artillery barracks throughout the
night as the result of last nights re-
port that conspirators had planned =
coupe d'epat in the shape of a new
revolt in the city against the gov
eminent of General G1uerta.
nor q time last might considerable
excitement was caused by the act4W-
Iity OF the soldiers and by the report
that an outbreak had actually oe-
Ieurred at lGuadaEoupe, q supnn ND,
seven miles northeast of the capt. ~
where nghting was said to be IN
progress.
Telephone messages early TO-DAY
failed to confirm the run0rs OF fieat-
ing. 4l,.+
1t was Thought that the fact fna e
troope had been hurriedly sent 60
the Edburhs TO ne in reaqln - lot 81, :
possible uprising was responsive 70.
the report. General Blanqnet anu
other military officers IN command
in the capital were In conference our 1T
ing the night and it was natura 7. :,
assumed that the military ~actlv1ty
that ensued was an outcome OF rnell
talk
IOficially it Nwas denied, however
that the meeting was held 70 CON l9l-
slider any plot. REPORTS ABOUT lne
capstal were that $500 police in the
capital were involved in the plot ana
that they had pledged themselves 70
revolt with certain OF the troops
Tie beginning of the new reyo4s,
according to the reports, was dxea
for Febraury 8. the anniversary OF
the beginning of the ten days pom
bardment of the capital by the rebels
last year which was followed ny the
death OF President Maderos
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-07
RTJNORS or Ms NJ REVOLT
m MEXICO CAUSES Al ARM
VVIRELE SS CALLING
POTOMAC MA w TUG
MINISTER TO ADDRESS
BROTHERHOOD SUNDAY

The Rev. Roy t4TelCuslkey, Of
.shfnnston. Will address the brother
hood in the First Methodist Episco-
pal church at 8 o'clock Sunday atter-
noon. His subject viii be the
Man1iness OF the Christian Religion. :
Mr.. AqcCuskey is one df the mast
promising young men Of the stare,
ira a Exceptionally brilliant and
comes fresh from the university
haIlg Of the IEast. 1T is believed that
.hfs address will be one Of t.le best
vet delivered to that organizatf ion.
a special mems chorus OF t1lty
voices trained by Mr.. Hiatt will .oe
"a splendid additional feature Of the
meeting
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-07
INFORMATION
About Parkersburg's Fire APP
paratus Obtained by CIarks
burg Board of Trade.

PARKERsBURG, Feb. "a com
Inunication has been received at the
office of the secretary OF the Board
of Commerce. from the board of trade
of Harrisburg, which would seem TO
indicate that that city is about to in-
stall a new and up-to-date fire-hght-
Ing equipment and wisely comes for
advice to a city which has such all
ready.
The letter requests information
concerning Parkersburg ire-fghting
facilities, such as extent and kind OF
inquired about has been forwarded TO
a upkeep of department, etc. Full
information concerning the matters
inquired about has been forkarded 70
the Clarksburg board. That body GER
Etainly carae 10 the right place. Tor
ersbufg has a IRE departnl ent g
i.be proud
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-07
OFFENSIVE BUSINESS
is Done Away with at New
MartinsviIIe by Operation
and Execution of Law

NEW MARTINSVILLE, Feb. Z Frs
day was the last day for those engaged
ia an OFFENSIVE business trade or EN-
ployment within the Jurisdiction OF
the town. The ordinance defining OF
fensive business and prescribing the
-nenalty therefor went into effect this
morning. Mayor Jackson has eyes
and ears, and his olfactory organs ere
very acute. Nothing will escape him.
and If any of tie aforesaid offensive
businesses is being conducted within
his jurisdiction, the chief OF police
will bring the offenders into court,
where they will be properly deals
with. It is believed, however, that
most OF those who are now engaged
in a business requiring a goveTnme nt
license. as it is usually called, VIII
close up.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-07

long regina Bradford. Babel shan
ron. Catherine Cayalle, anna ~
Cam Anna Caruso, 20seana Zig t,ls,
C.atherfne Caus aaIl Margaret IN
hert FFelfna, Mad en-, Beatttce g Tlll's1s
Cecelia Risfarte, Margaret " So
NOV Cough1fn, Catherine reIl els
Mary Fsricser. Rtltl Sch fi1
Bafrsft Margaret Fianagal1s anna
FLANAGAN. Agnes Deinl I'm g ~ =
PauIiiino, Regime Hayy l4iTls. lalas
Ioyca Olive Keoughi " lrgiIl IA usl n Z
sThelna Berger. celia Bon0A ~.
mes Clifford Anna Fl ~
f5ilhooIv. Catherine Dol s.
ronne1 Mary CCnaIy. lara rs
Regina Nufter, Catherine - g ~ 3
Mary Catherine 81 Sc &c
OsDay Mary Pearl gu ltt 49, s
Ioyce. aertne Bun
EiiYIxts Mary %. Ley dom an ssle ~ q =.
Al $500 cess q tSniae1l frances ltEofa,
Ssafherfne NcA1dreW, sertf1 De -.
penney. An CELIA Derrnl sertrs e
a FnlSI eleanor Burns Marie ones
tiyrlfeis CSertr1ifle Al Sorbs nna ~
ward Ruth FNrancois n
Teen llsBrieIt$ GenevieSe n
80 E Cornell Nellie q len seriiSs-
detfe m FtIisFfl; E'rofa la Ion
1es one tin Nome e'ulosS -
iar WI oII cns
me Isayd en- sr5 g1reia y 1et
and Angela Sanah
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-07
YOUNG THIEVES
Turn over Key to a Barn Where
They Stored Great Quantity
of Stolen Goods.

pARKERsBURG, Feb. Turn I'm.
ing over to the authorities the Key
to q, barn which was the storage mouse 91
s - stolen property, Herbert and Haz.
81 Boggs brothers, aged g ana u
wears. arrested on grand ls5 8 49,,
go SI9arpas confessed that they had been
y. -.+,5ynsI on series of robberies for
s sssSt 81 weeks. When the barn was
searehed among the loot found was vas !,
RI. gas engine, stolen from the ONO
49, gas3 e. ITaflYoad station at Vienna and
ntber point and many other arsleles,
iThe two youthful thieves had l i11.La
ally stripped Neal's isl SLAM III, w. -
stsaI some articles from d boat They
viii, viii be sent to the Pruntytown re-
form school upon their pleas OF gu1l-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-07
FROSTY BLANKET.
Is snread over the Ohio Valley
by Cold Wave Which is
Sweeping Eastward
~ AeseerArse eaEss,

WASHINGTON. D. G., Feb. r
Cold weather sweeping eastward
spread its frosty blanket over the
Ohio valley and. the upper lake re-
gion today with promise of bringing
the lowest temperature. of the year.
Zero temperatures throughout the
MISSOURI valley and the plan states
are expected to make it very COLO
and clear for the next two or three
DAYS in the east except in the lower
lake regions and northern New Eng
land where SHOWS we're expected.
Generally fair weather was pre-
ficfed elsewhere.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-07
sHTANEs INVENTION
IS NO onuer to be Taught IN
Wisconsin Town as Marshal
nIases Dancing Academy

RT0RM1AIK, Wis, Feb. TAT
1neeting AZ tine village council mere
Iast nighiE an ordinance was pc
11laIeing the dancing OF the tango
yyitllin the municipal Nr11ls 81 ny ~.
walk misde1n eanor p1nisnapis NJ
TTas [i-iered to close up at once y
daStfnp academy In which one g
fbs come linen declared his inve1l-
tion 81 Satan was Taught.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-07
MAKES GO0l
AS the Proprietor of Popular
ST. James Hotel in City OF
Bradford, IA.

THOMAS G. Prosser. former resi-
dent of this city and a broth -in-latW
OF Rock Bell here, IS ma king good al
the st James hotel at Bradford "a ~
Of which he recently became proi,li rs,
tor. The hotel Is popular Tor ca ~.
functions and one 81 Tecetls eslse, az .,sT
tI,a ara FORD Fra, was held there by
sthe ISnialits DC Cotumlolis council %
Bradford. Proprietor Prosser served
600 guests on that oril ant oceae sis, ,
with comm Iete sat actions
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-07
n AMI our OF JAZZ.

Mrs. Michael zonn, OF COLUMBIA
Nine. who had her husband put IN
the county Jail late Friday afternoon
mnfier charge OF not supper ting
ineT. pct him out Saturday. She sald
he had nrofnised to provide, for neF
in the future and she withdrew ene
warrant against him. which ssne
sgwore out in Justice G. III GORDON 8
court Michael is a coal miner.