The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-25
W@AIRL
IN WASHINGTON
not DISTURBED
By The Trouble in Mexico and
Many Brilliant Affairs Are
Being Given.


Secretary Bryan aroused IN
enthusiasm by stirring
address in which he paid q high
encomium to the president and his
policy of ''watchful waiting" He
declared with eloquent voice ana
gesture that Bravery in time OF
peace is as great as that in time OF
war, and propnesied that When the
history of the nation was finally
written at would be found that the
part played by President Wilson re-
uuired courage of the highest ana
strongest kind" BY a unanimous
vote the President and Mrs. wilson
were elected honorary members OF
the society
Senator Gore, OF Oklahoma.
touched the hearts Of his soutaern
audience by his patriotic illusions
Ito the flag. He stated that sectional
alism had not only been eradicatea
but had absolutely ceased to exist.
"The union is indissoluble; the
South is ever ready to salute the
fagi" This covert alfusion tome
TauDpico incident was greeted Will
tumultuous applause.
Daughters in Session.
The Daughters OF, the American
Revolution are now in session ana
the United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy will be soon. The unVeiling
of the shaft in Arlington National
Cemetery scheduled for April 81, has
unfortunately had to be postponed
until June 4, on account of the Dase
of Maryland granite not being reaoy-
The sculptor of the memorial Ito be
nlaced IN the southern section of the
cemetery bv the United Daughters OF
the Confederacy, many of whom are
also nrominent Daughters of the
American Reyolut.on members) was
Sir Moses Ezekiel, the cele-
' 5ra+ed Roman sculptor, VINO is a
ora duate OF the Virginia Military In
9itute II mad been hoped to have
the Arlington ceremonies take place
at an opportune time for the ladies'
who wouId be in washington as
members Of the two societies.
ssThe Banner Centennial
5eIapation Of Marylanders have
bad conferences with the president
anronos az the hundrdth anniversary
~ the last conflict between tne
American and British forces at North
pint and off Fort NIGH enry near
p 49, &C, The deIapidated condi-
t{on ~ Fort NTbFIenry was cited by
tba aeiepates as q special reason for
tbe memorial by which It Is planned
- bonor 4l,e sDot which gave birth
N Erancis scott Keys immortal poem
onr national anthem, The star
nossd TO erect a memorial hall by
which to perpetuate the memory OF
tba heroic Americans VINO helped
sau tbe un{on in the war of 1872:
a. YORKTOWN has been honored BY
r ~ Nv ynaenifcent memorial
eracfad ;n'1SS1, it is believed, that
40 T,Ian If the Maryland delegation
s,,iI, [,ae+ Win general approvaI.
The Key Mansion.
.For vears and years THE Key
,tonsio1 ;, once the home Of the au-
Nlanslo q -, on Ssong - sonss'' stood
tana,,tI aee e1owly falling to decay on
~ s+1.ee+ tha main thoroughfare Of
~ -. r,vn close tn the entrance
- ~ Aonednct bridge. A patriotic
so. sa+S 49, came which rescued the
S,o,,1a 70 Re+sv moss in Philadelphia,
a ..otl, ,eoeeeesion If the old mansion and
soJea vored ia save it FOR the nation.
Apain and again Congress was asked
az nl,1 80 the small appropriation OF
20 ma msCAe . t Low tta nd home for the
people, Da s.,a ans amone the law
round NJ 80. tLs ,1eItrv cum named,
~ Il. an eL5. o,,sson Vas lost to poster
I 1ne ~, make room for a insignfti-
a.1+ Ii+t1a row of cheap stores, the
,1oor GA mansion was recently raZed
pooi oi S.,-o,,1,d
70 the s ..-I. Io,rov societv
:. ~ oa nnn,ec+ion e Is ven to re-
1 IN an.s +5o4 M so many years ago
L rnsnaDeI va ras asked again and again
S 70 " =, +be nreservatton of the
70 alo IN v Sas r ZION ut Mt. Vernon.
1 LIN noon1a now remember, or care
~ he ren1inded. that Congress re-
s 90 "a - , onnronriate a penny for the