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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-18
Nimmt Oas Maul
redbt DoQ.
SenatDr Sbeparb iiber
ieine YrObibitions=
.&eiOlution.
rSie feierlidfte Yflidt ieit @ernid)-
tnng Der Sflaperei".
Ibg. Gardner nor bem Iarine.
amsIdJuk Ses 6nnies perbDrt.
S6iloert mmire Sslotte in ben idiuar.
5eiten syarbcn.

0tpSh Uulutu.
Wa bling o n, 1S. Sea. &C.
nator Sbeparo BON Seras, gy1it.
perfaller Der fdlpcben6en Heio.
lntion, ipel6e 0en Staaten Elm Ser
taliungs 9lmenoement, nationol
Trobibition betrefienb. unterbreiten
mil. befiirlportete beute i'm Senut
ibre Mnnabme. @r ri6tete feline
@egriinoung geeen Die 9ebauptltng,
CAB es lid Inn eillen @ingriff in Die
9fehte Der Stoatcn 6anoIc.
rGie Iisponicritng iiber bieies
&rohibitions -amenbement lit Die
icierlidIte @iIifty Die felt Der Ser.
nidtling Der Sflaperei benl &ongreB
porlag," iagte Der Senator. ygs
miro iifD 5eisen, Oh Die nloraIii6en
arofte Der 9fation in aieier Hepr.
blif Die ouminierenben iino."
9ie Heiofrtiun miro nitt ii1f~Ge.
not ariffommen, ebe ni1t Die Sob
fpn HeioIittion I'M Saus nit
3neibrittcl Mcbrbeit angenommen
puroe. e.t-
" a ibin g to II, is. 0e5. @or
benz Niorinc 9lusiGuB oes Sauies
mar belitc slbg. Gardner Ger Saupt'
aeuge. Gr uerlas cine lange grfld'
rung, iponlit er fiir ieinen @orihIag
eintrat, oaB oie ariegsbereitbeit oes
Sanocs burd eine Spc5iaIfommiiiioi1
unteriildt puroe. gr 5GbIte oie nad).
itebenoen angebli6en Satiaden auf
Ton inicren 30 poIlenocfci
tShlohtid)iffen ipGren ~ obne langt
Ser;ogeriln9 nidt brauhbar, mciI iid
Der &ongreB peigerte, Die Soften iiil
ibre 9enanmlng 5u beipiaigen.
@ir baben Is &reu5er, % Ser.
Itorer, Is Sorpeooboote, 8 ltnterlee.
boote nno elm 9ueeno beribieoen(
ariegsidiffe iant 8 S6ladtififfer
in Der Giiblfammer". SSm 9totfal
cines arieges ieien so ariegsidifit
unlrer beld)eloenen MARINE nidt Der
fiigbar.
Gin Mann icien mir 10000 biz so.
600 5u filr5.
llniere 2uftflotte beitebe I'M gan.
gem aus 12 9Ieroplanen. Sie bor
Sefr. 9aniels ansereete giIbuna
zines Suftforps BON SreitpiIligen iei
feinen 8fifferIing inert.
.@inige Berionen, fngte glbg
Gardner, ubeba,tpten, bob @ear-@o
miral Sletder erfIart Bate, Die ame
rifaniideSSIotte iibertreffe oieGeuti6
lambs. Sd babe Die 9(usiagen oes
Iomirals ititbiert uno finoe ni6ts
oergleiden. Sd CLAUDE au6 niGt
oaB irsen0 Elm tpoblinformiertel
@ann glonbt, OoB unire iIotte bel
Oeiitihlanos ii6crleaen lit"
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-18

ler23 Sabre olte @eorge
WcGlutdeon, obne feiten @obnort,
mltroe aeIterlt obeno ouf 8etreiben
bes Ssoiepb @rinblep, gao. % Far'
ions StraBe mobnbaft, IN Snlt 9e-
non,men uno lit beiduloigt, meh-
rcre Nintermdiltel aus Dem %clt'olIl
Der Sort StroBe 9Sresspter 3.rd)e
oeitohlen gu boben slrbelter mo
in ser Stride bei6ditigt uilo nc bat.
TEN ibre llebersieber I'M Ge'tI0ill
h0naen haIicn, bod ols lie rd
oeItern obeno beimbegeben nollten,
naften lie Die GntOeditng, oaB lDre
N6ntel perihpunoen Daren. Me-
GIut6eon hat ansebIi6 Den Sieb'
Itobl Der N1Gntel eingeitanoen nno
nil lie III einpm Tfanolaoen nerlest
baben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-18
Sentider nnb biterrei6i=
id)er Sieg iiber &nileu
gepaltig.

&aiIen bon Der Sitiee bis sn ben
Sarpatben auf Dem Jiiifsng.
Sentid)e iueniser ais 80 Wcilcm
BON 8aridan entiernt.
yritiide &renser iingem Die 40
fnbuen Snnsen Der Gmbeu.
aailer Wilbelm benft an balbiae
slbreile uah Der ISrpnt.
Sptba erflart gnrenrebellion gans.
lid mieSrrseidjlasen.
Ann ioa 9iaSsia amf SeHtide Be-
fsfs
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-18
Soiepb Cameron tot.

SornelL q. g., is. 9ej. So.
lep6 Cameron, 8roB Sefretar Der
Catholic NfiitllaI Benefit 9liIociation
Der Ser. lStaaten iinh Canada, itarb
bier beute in ieinem Souie.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-18
@nn iOa 9iassia amf Semtide Be-
ilRnnseH besuunem perSen.

eOm DO n, 1S. 9es. Sm elmer
Amiteronmer Sepeide an bas 9ieu-
terrible Ynrean miro iulgenoe amt.
lid]e Grflariins perlantbart:
nSie &renser, Die ii6 mad benz
Vonlbareemeut anf Die emgliidle
Suite s,,riif5Dgen, wnroem BON bier
britiidlen SUrpeoObUOt5erit6rerm an.
gegriffen. Giner bieier 3erit6rer
TT in ben 8runo gebpbrt, elm anbe-
rer idliuer beidGbigt fuprben.
rylnh an einem anberen Bnnfte
Der HprSiee lit Elm britiider Sur
pebpbuOtseritOrer in 8ritnS sebobrt
ipprSen."
(Sn Der geitern abeno beroffent-
li6ten britiiden offi5ielen Naittei.
ung ii6er enielben9ericst fpiro nur
erfpdbnt, oaB unter Den 6ritiIhen
S6iffen, Die Die oeitti6en &reuser
angriffen, Der leihte &reu3er 9atrol
uno Der Observation-Disclosures Con
Daren. 9eioe ieien bon 8ei6oIIen
getroffen fuoroen, nobel fiinf Meann
getotet nn6 10 bertpunoet noroen
ieien. 9aB alt6 irgeromel6e britt
ide Sfiffe geiunfen ieien, miro
nidt er1udbnt. Die 2onooner per-
ben nIio bon Der 9erliner umtlihen
Dtelorng etluas unangenebm uber-
raift iein.
Baris, Is. Seq. sSn elmer 9e.
pei6e aus gii9, Serbien, beridtet
Der aurreiponoent Der glgence Sa-
pos. oaB Die ierbiiden Sfegierimgs-
beborOen ii9 IN Boorinie, ipo Die
Seiterreider BON Den Ierbiihen
Srllppen sei9lagen tpuroen, neu
eingerihtet bnben. @efangene
Seiterrei6er erfl1ren, oob bie otter.
reifiiden 8erluite IN BEN lesten
3ufammenitoBen iebr eroB paren
unS Die 3abI Der Soten uno Ser.
luitnoeten nod GROCER mar al8 Die
3abl Der @efangenen. g9ie grob
Die 8erlirite Ser Seiterreiher tparen,
fam man ar6 baraiis erieben, baB
auf Der 2inie, aiif Der iif ole DETER
reiher 5iiriifge5ogen baben, niele
un6egrabene gefalene 0iterrei6ii6e
Solooten liegen.
9osnisa, mo fiir5lid &impfe
itnttgeiiinoen baben, ipuroe bon ben
Seiterreihern einge1i6ert.
Nus gltben meloet Die Mgence So.
nas, oab Die @riten, OILS lie i'm Golf
BON Saros, norolih bon ben 9oroa-
nellen. Die &iiite bombnroierten, Die
tiirfiifen 9oraden 5eritort l,no Die
Seltllnesiperte beidaoigt batten. Die
Siirfen b1tten iid IN Tatiif nah
Dem Snneren 5iiriidsSoeen.
9onoon, IS. Tea. 8Gbreno
man bier nod geipannt ouf Die
gin5elbeiten iiber ben groben Sieg
nartet, Den oie Teiitfden nnb
Seiterrcther IN 0olen errungen ba.
ben poIlen, tr0itet man ii6 nit
ctner eben eineetroffenen offisiellen
Reloung aus Vetroeroo. ooB cine
Seutide abteilung, Die sesen 8or-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-18
Weibnahtsgeidenffiir
Sabnem.
Slinfpro5entigc &atencr.
b6bung lDnroe be-
lpilligt.
Gtnfnnfte Der Sitbabnen INN $780,.
100000 iibrlidl erbObt.
Sriegsfulsen fir bic Giiembabmem in
getradr sesDgen.
SDei aumntiiiGre itintmtten ggen
Seiuiligung bes @eindles.

Sai bing o n, Is. 9e5. Eip
3miidenltants @erfebrsfonrntifiion
betpiIligte beiite bas @efud, Der oit-
lideil giienbabnen Inn cine fiinfpro-
Sertige @rbobung Der sSradtraten
inter 9lusnabme getpiiier 9ebensnlit-
tel. 1ie &onlntiiiare Sarlnn un6
Clements itimnlten gegen bic @e.
piaigung 0es 0eiudes. @ae giien.
babnen 5tpiihen Der atla1tiiten See.
fiiite un0 Dem 0tiiiiiiippi unb norb.
lid pon ben 6liiiien 8otomac ult6
Ohio baben BON 0ieier @ntiGeibung
ben gtlisen.
Die sSro9trotenerbobung be3tebt
lid auh auf Die @iierbabnen peitIib
bon SuffaIo unb 9Sittsbureb, benen
i6on in Der grltiheibund bonn Iettcn
slugliIt teiltpeiie srnhterbobung &c.
Itottet muroe, bic BEN 9obnen oitIif
Ser beioen Stdote berpeiacrt mor0en
mar. Nton id)ast, baB hie crbobien
Saten oas iGbrlide @infomnen Der
9obnen Inn ritnb $30,000,000 cr-
| fobeil ipiro. 9ie &on1ntiiIion fGlltc
i6re Gnti6eioung auf @riir10 Der iin'
ter6reiteten gelpeiie Der @abncr,
6ob lie niht nur li1lter ben friihcr
ermGbnten @erb1Itltii'pr 5ii lciDcn
/ b6tten, ionbern aud oltr6 ben 0tai.
oel an iSraf)t infolse bes &riegeS
in europa.
Gie @ebrbeit Der 8onriliiiion er.
fldrte:
,@as inn1er Die Hnfden bes
ariegcs iein mogen, r1iiiien mir Die
Sotiad)e anerfennen, oob er eriItiert,
oob er eine nod ME oageiDeiene &o'
lontit6t lit unb baB bltrd TIN Der
Son6el Der @elt IN @eripirrung ge'
bradlt mur6e. Sic Sransportations.
mittel iinb fltnoauentale llno urt-
trennbare sSoftoren in irnierem irt-
ouItrienen 2eben i1lo iollten sum
oaaemeinen @obl nuf Ser Sobe Der
6ffentlihen Sorberungen gebalten
peroen.
Die 4ommiiiion iogt IN ibrer ent'
id,eibung, % tie bieie inter bret Der.
lihieoenen @eiihtswinfeln eripo9en
bGtte. sic b1tte eritens Die elns
finite Ser 9obnen bes nit Dem 80.
SSuli 1914 obgeibloiienen 5isfnllnb-
res in 9etra6t ee5ogen nno Die ein'
finite Ser no6folgeitoen Wtonate;
smeitens BEN &rieg IN europa, iillo
Srittens Die Solgen Der urlpriin9lt'
fen @ntideioung.
geem Oorf, is. 0e5. Sie ei'f-
Ifeio,lma Der 3piidenitnats Tcr'
fehrsfommiiiion fam fiir SoaltroBe
unerwortet, oie iie llidlt Dor nadnter
@od,e erlpartet bate. Sic traf 5ii
ciner Stunoe ein, ba Der gtttenmartt
Idnod) mar, in6 trlig our allgenet'
ncn Grholing Ser 8ertpapiere bet.
Midisaner Ioitmeilter.
@oibington IS. Des. Brnit'
| hcut g0ilion ernanrlte beilte Folgenoe
9Fidiooner |oItmeiiter: Sumes ).
@eners. Sougbton; SOrotio u. slb'
bott. 9lnn 9lrbor.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-18
- Aiir Stnterbliebene

- 0ar Sinterbliebene sefalle-
mer &rieser aus 9emtidlanb, Seiter-
reid nub 11ngarn. : @rpser gasar
in oer Sarmuniehalle. = Bon 2 lfbr
uadmittas Biz Mitternadlt am 1S.,
10. nnb 20. Gesembec~-9er fummt,
uuterititt Elm ebles @sri.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-18

5iriidgemieier rtnb ebenio elm iol6er
bel ct. S0ubert.
rSeitli6 BON Der Waas uno in ben
@oseien bat iib ni6ts Meloensmer-
tes ereignct.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-18
MidIisamcr 9Soitmeiiter.

@aibington n, Is. 0es. Brnit-
bent @ilion ernanrlte beitte folgeilOe
gFidiooner IoItneiiter: Sumes :.
scncrs. Sougbton; Sorotio u. slb'
bntt. 9lnn Nrbor.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-18
: auricrt Gure Grfaltnmg in ei.

uem Sage nchnt cin tiirtIia;es
Soo in Oriental Soiel. (an3J
fr.io,6n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
CRIMINAL COURT
Business in Three Cases, One
of Which is against a Girl
for a Felony.

In the criminal court Tuesday
Louis Correll confessed that he had
sold beer to minor and he was
fined $40 and costs.
Clarence Matheny has been found
guilty of a misdemeanor.
Audry Walker was tried for the
theft of diamond ring and cloth
ing belonging to Mrs. Charles Del
son.
The Walker girl was found guilty
of petit larceny.
c. F. Steinhoff pleaded guilty OF
dumping liquor off train without
getting a receipt and he was fined $50
and costs.
Samuel o. Feister, Walter Frum,
Emory j. Nutter, Herman B. Dougles,
Dana H. Gawthrop, John d. Morley
nolds, Walter o. Bice, Lloyd Stout,
Burnley Gawthrop and NJ @. Barnett
were drawn as additional jurors to
report Monday morning for duty.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
MACHINE SHOP
Is to Begin Operations Next
Week in the City of
Grafton.

GRAFTON, Dec. THE Hefner
and Maysellis machine shop expects
TO have its plant open for business
next week on the western end of the
old pump factory site on the West
Side. The last shipment of mas
chinery has just been received and
1t is expected that 1t will have been
placed in position and the final
touches put on the plant before the
end of this week. Ex-Sheriff o. A,
Heffner and Mr.. Maysellis will be the
men in charge Of the plant. which is
to be one of the best and most up-to-
date in the state. Special equip
ment has been provided for hand
ling heavy work and, this will be "a
specially. All kinds Of heavy cast
ings will be made.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
REBlJK|E
Is Given by the Fairmont Times
in a Manner That Gentle
man Will Remember.

The Fairmont Times gives Con-
gresham Neely the following we'll
merited rebuke:
1t is evident that Congressman
Nicely thinks more of the Wheeling
Register than he does the Times. Last
night he gave the Wheeling paper
the name Of the man he recommended
Tor postmaster in Wheeling. He also
Instructed the Register to withhold
from the Times and other papers that
information. 1t Is likely that no read
er Of the Times gives continental
dEn who is postmaster at Wheel
ing. The Times in the county that
gave the Congressman the 1900 ma
jority that elected him cares Just as
little about the postmaster or the In
formation that common courtesy en-
titles 1t to.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
mrs. JONES' DEAD
Wife Of M. S. Jones Of Two
Lick Mines, Passes Away
after a Long Illness.

Mrs. Phoebe j. Jones, aged 10
years, wife OF NJ. s. Jones, Of Two
Lick mines, died at 1890 O'Clock
Tuesday morning after a lingering ILL
ness Of paralysis and cancer Mrs.
Jones had suffered from cancer for
several years and a recent paralytic
stroke fastened her death.
{ The deceased woman is survived by
her husband and three daughters. The
daughters are Mrs. Henry Wetzel, OF
Cotton; Mrs. Bee Lollas, of New Mil
ton; and Mrs. Joseph Cunningham,
of Railroad street, this city.
No funeral arrangements have been
made as yet.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
DEMOCRATS SEEK
NE w LEADERSHIP

chain enterprise. similar to Col.
Roosevelt's circular epistle from
Cuba to the war department, or the
more recent episode OF the seven
little governors" The undertaking
may find sympathetic approval within
Democratic ranks, say both Demo-
Gratis and Republicans who have
heard Of it, but the Republicans say
that it will find none outside of that
party: the Republicans, 1t seems, are
all heartily in favor OF retaining the
present Democratic leadership. 1t
suits, them say. Like Grape Nuts
There's reason" but they do not
care to go into that.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
. Revival .
Meetings at Diana Arousing
Much Interest and There
Are Many Converts.

DIANA. W. Va, Dec. Large
crowds are attending the revival
meetings being conducted in the Bap-
fist church here by the Revs. George
Graft, David Craft and Elias Stump.
In addition to practically the entire
population OF the town, many from
the surrounding community are at
tending the meetings every night.
On a recent night five persons were
baptized In the Holly river. They
were Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher, Miss
DOVE Thomas, Miss Tennie Olcar,
William Meredith and Frank Thomas.
The meetings will continue for sew
eral days and the interest now being
manifested is expected to be contin-
ued.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
lIJNA(;Y'
Is Suspected in Case Of Gore
Station Man and He lis
Jailed.

B. F. Jeffries. an elderly man who
has made his home the last year os SO
near Gore station, Is confined In the
county jail awaiting the report of q
committee Of physicians regarding
his mental condition and also action
OF. Magistrate w. E. Starcher thereon.
Constable James Noon took Jeffries
into custody late Monday afternoon
on a lunacy warrant that had been
issued at the instance of his wife,
Mrs. Harriet Jeffries. The man has
sueffred from meloncholia for long
time but It is said that his condition
recently became worse. The Jeffries
moved to this section about a year
ago from Ohio. ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
DRASTIC ACTION
Is to Be Taken by the Manitoba
Government to CurtaiI the
Liquor Traffic.

WINNIPEG. Manitoba, Dec. Il
Premier Sir Redmond Robin an
nounced in long statement today
that the Manitoba government had
decided to take drastic action for
curtailing the liquor traffic during
the war period.
In making this announcement Sir
Redmond refers especially to large
number Of citizen soldiers in Winni-
peg and all parts of this military di-
vision training for service with the
second Canadian contingent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
coM1rss1orrn,s SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Notice is given that in pursuance Of
a decree of the Circuit Court OF Harri-
son County. West Virginia, duly made
by said Court on October 10th. 1914. in
which Russell A. Tetrick is plaintiff and
Bastow Glass Company. corporation,
and Savanna p. Shinn are the defend
ants and duly entered of record In the
ONCE Of the Clerk Of said Court In
The undersigned Special Commissioner
who was appointed by said decree 10
make sale of the real estate hereinafter
mentioned. will. on Saturday the End
day OF January. 1915. at the hour OF
at the front door OF the Court House Of
the County OF Harrison in the State OF
West Virginia, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder thereof all OF the
land lying In the Town OF Shinnston, In
the County of Harrison in the State Of
West Virginia and described as follows:
Being lot No. thirty-fve (35) on Clark
Street In West Shinnston fronting s6
feet on Clark Street and running back
100 feet to an alley. and being the same
lot that was conveyed to Savanna p,
Shinn by Vim. Hood and wife, by deed
bearing date December 2Sth. 1897. and of
record In the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the
Deed Book No. 106. page 90.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third of the
purchase money cash in hand on day
OF sale. the residue In two equal instaIi-
ments due respectively In six and twelve
months after the date of sale. each
bearing interest at six per cent. from
date. for which the purchaser shall give
his two notes, with good security. and
to secure the payment of which q ven
doris lien shall be reserved in the deed
Of conveyance to the purchaser. 8
CHARLES c. SCOTT.
Special Commissioner.
]. ]. Wade Coffman. Clerk Of said Cir
cult Court Of Harrison County. DO GER
tify that Charles c, Scott. Special Cnm-;
has given bond as required
by the above mentioned decree nf sale
Z : WADE cofaMAN. clerk.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
ANGRY DEPOSIT0Rs
Storm Three Banks Owned by
a Private Banker in New
York City.
nv ..soe,A.rp .ss.,,

NEW YORK, Dec. An involun-
tary petition in bankruptcy was filed
today against Abraham L. Cass, a
private banker, with three Offices in
Brooklyn. His liabilities are placed
at one million dollars and his assets
at s750,000. Angry depositors
stormed Cass's three banks in force
during the day. Cass was hooted
and jeered as he entered one OF the
institutions under strong guard.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
WOMEN EAlNI
In the Chicago Rush to Buy
War Stamps and Great
Disorder Prevails.

CHICAGO. Dec $50 great was
the rush here today to buy war
stamps that twenty policemen were
called to the federal building to re-
store order. Two women tainted,
the press Of the crowd loosed the
door Of the office OF the internal rev.
enue collector from its hinges and
several windows along the corridor
were broken.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
MONTHLY
Paper is to Be Published by
the Wheeling Board
of Trade.

WHEELING, Dec. Lit is prob
able that the wheeling board of trade
will shortly start the publication or
a monthly paper devoted to he busi-
ness interests OF the Wheeling district.
Il has been proposed to issue a
regular seven-column four-page paper
monthly. entitled Wheeling District
Herald" to be put out by the pros
perity committee.
The matter Is being considered by
the board at present and It is prob
able that It will be taken up
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
S;HERR
Announces His Candidacy for
Speaker of the House
of Delegates.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 1.-Adolph e.
Scherr. of Charleston. reelected this
year as a member OF the House Of
Delegates from Kanawha county, has
formally announced his candidacy for
the speakership Of that body. Each
of the Republican members of the
House was informed by Mr.. Scherr Of
his decision to become an active can
didate for speaker, and that he would
start from his home county with the
support of the solid delegation from
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
HELD FOR COURT
On Feloniously Assault Charge is
John Wolf.

After celebrating several days
over the evidence in the case of
Harley, John and Writ Wolf, all Of
Big Buffalo. charged with feloniously
assaulting N. G. Ayers of the same
place. Justice Jackson v. Carter de-
cided Monday afternoon to hold John
Wolf for the next criminal court
grand jury and dismissed the war
rant against Harley and Writ Wolf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
BOY STOLEN
From His Homeb by An Automo.
bile Party and is Driven
Rapidly Away.
CAV ASSOCIATED saGss,

MoBERLY. Mo-. Dec. 1-orville
Beach, Jr.. siS-years-old, was stolen
from his home here today. His par
ents were nthe house and heard a
scuffling on the front porch. From
a window they saw the child carried
into an automobile and driven rapid
ly away. Both Beach and his wife
said there was no one with whom
they had had trouble.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
Mr.. Paugh a Benedict.

FAIRMoNT, Dec. Word was
received here yesterday from Gin
cinnati o fthe marriage of Miss jose
phine Bartholow. this city, and Mr..
ANGEL H. Faugh. Of CIarksburg.
which occurred at Covington. KY.
Miss Bartholow is well known. both
in this city and in Clarksburg. and
is the youngest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Bartholow. Mr.. Paugh
is well known in Clarksburg, where
he is employed. Following the mar
riage at Covington the couple went
to Cincinnati.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Attends Reunion.

Nathan G. Stealey returned home
Monday night from Washington, D.
G., where he spent several days vis-
iting relatives. A reunion Of the
Stealey family was held there
Thanksgiving day at which every
living member Of the family was
present.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
MAN OF IHE HOUR
In Germany is Field Marshal
Won Hindenberg as Shown
by Postal Card.
~ AssoeiAIEn ,ar.Is s,

BERLIN, via The Hague and Lon
don. Dec. THAT Field Marshal Won
Hindenberg is considered the man Of
the hour in Germany is indicated by
an incident reported in the news
papers. 1t appears that field post
received postal card directed SIM
ply to the most popular man in Ger
many. The card, It is stated, was de-
hvered to Won Hindenberg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01

Count Won Moltke had been i'll for
several weeks during which time var
lous reports concerning him were cir
c,ilated. 1t was said that he had been
succeeded as chief Of the German
general STAFF by Major General Fal-
kenhayn. This report, however, was
not confirmed, 1t being said in Berlin
that General Falkenhayn was merely
acting as chief of staff during the
illness of Won Moltke.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
COURT FINE MPnsEn.

Frank schmoolbaugh in the GRIM
inal court Monday morning entered
9 plea noollo contendere. when his
trial was called on a charge Of as
sauittng his wife, and he was fined
SIS and costs by Judge James w.
Robinson. q. -. y q.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
IRWIN RECOMMENDED.

WHEELING, Dec. In. NJ. Nelly,
congressman for the First West vir-
glnia district, this morning announced
his recommendation OF the appoint
ment Of William w. Irwin as post
master OF Wheeling.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
COURT IN SESSION.

The county court held a special
term Tuesday. 1t allowed claims,
qualified Lloyd D. Griffin as notary
public and issuer a certificate to omer
E. Heldreth upon which to obtain a
notary public commission.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01

Mrs. P. c. Bower. who has been
spending several days in the city Wis
iting Mrs. Alice Devine returned to
her home at Bradford, Pa, Tuesday
morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
EAST MAIN STREET

One OF these lots sold this week
and seven room house to be built at
once.
Three lots left will sell one of
them II taken at once for $1,100. 1-2
cash. ] and 2 years.
Who will be the lucky one and save
500? The original price on these
lots Is $1,000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01

The Rev. w. NJ. Long has returned
from Petersburg where he attended
the fall meeting of the state mission
board Of the Christian church.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
PRICE $1,000

Small cash payment, balance 5000
per year. Here is chance for you
g own home and stop paying rent.