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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-23

e V8E(143EloUDfW VII De y t5Aei ~ -.
First Methodist Episcopal church on
dEairfSnnf avenue. Bishop Charles
NV Smith VIII preside At the sessiot
! Dfst1n representatives OF kns
demon tnatfon viii be preGent ana DE-
!HYer Addresses.
In connection with the conference
lsessipns the laymen,s convention VIII
also he held during the week rod
Iably 400 delegates viii pc present
! Tor this convention.
The following program has been
prepared for the sessions Of the con-
Terence:
Anniversaries and Other Services
Tuesday. October 8.
| 1O:00 q. DENOMINATIONS.
400 o. m-Business meettng 81
board of examiners.
7.Sp D. nv Words of Welcpme
Hon Anthony Bowen. mayor Of Fa1F--.
mont; the pastor.
Response s. K. Arbuthnot, pastor
"wednesday, October 2.
500 a. M. Opening session. sas-
lrament of the Lords Supper. Bishop
Charles W. Smith.
72:3O 3. M. Annual missionary
sermon. w. q. Harting, pastor
iThompson Methodist Episcopal
church, wheeling.
400 p. m.-Evangelism.
1870 D. Anniversary Board Of
Education. j. e. Bird presiding;
Address President; William H
Crawford. Allegheny College: Adj
dress President Carl G. Rqnsys
Wesleyan College:
Thursday, October 8.
$3.50 a. m. Devotional services
Bishop Smith.
sessiop.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Soct-
lety. Mrs. C. Edmund Neil. presiding.
Address Miss Harriet Ayers. Mext-
400 p. Evangelism.
1850 p. m.-Anniversary Of the
Epworth League and Church Tenn
perance Societies. Address - DE-.
Wilbur F. Sheridan. general secre-
ltary Of the Epworth League. Ad-
dress. Or. J. y Fender. represenElns
Church Temperance Society.
Friday, October 8.
$3.50 a. m.--Dsvotional service
Bishop Smith.
500 a. Conference business
900 D. Anniversary Board Of
Home Missions and Church Exten-
sion. Address-Dr. F. p. BoYard.
400 p. Evangelism. -
conference veterans. Address by
Dr.. Joseph B. Hingley. secretary
Board Of Conference Claimants. Adj
dress. Dr.. George g. W1ding, East
Orange. N. J.. subject: - Neg
Ilected Hero: /"
$3.50 g.. Unconditional. Bishop
200 Z. Conference business
session.
zoe p. m. Anniversary Woman Z
Home Missteasry s ssasssspr. s. J:
ILouzecky, Berea College:
4:e8 3. N. lsvange lism.
1850 3. m.Anniyersary Freed
mans Aid Society ": e Craig: pre-
siding. Address. DR.. J. p. Wallace.
Sunday, October 4.
9:15 a. m.-Annual Conference
Love Feast. Leader. De. +. 81. =.
King.
nual conference sermon by Bishop
Charles w. Smith.
$50 o. Memorial service, ;. T.
Hickman. presiding.
$3.50 p. m.ordination service.
Ordination Of deacons and elders.
1880 p. m.-Evangelism.
7:33 .. m.-Annfversary Of Board
of sunday Schools ana Anti-Saloon
League. Presiding. NJ. r. Black and
w. M. Shultz. Address-Dr. NJ. j.
Trenery, superintendent Extension
Department Board Of Sunday Schools.
lAddress-Hon George w. Crabb.
state superintendent OF League.
Monday. October IL.
l. $3.50 a. m.-Devetiona1 services
Bishop Charles w. Smith. Confer
ence business session.
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DRY SPELL BROKEN.

Showers Wednesday broke warm.
dry spell OF several days. There was
some thunder. The drouth had been
hard on fall vegetation and had
caused considerable scarcity OF water.
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NE Tt(QNSI
Are to Hold Annual Conference
at Fairmont the First Part
of October.

The sixty=eighth session of the
West Virginia Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal denomination
will convene in Fairmont October .
and continue in session through the
twelfth.
Three hundred ministers repre-
senting the various churches in the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-23
Funny.

The Republican filibuster. against
the extravagant appropriations In
Sthe rivers and harbors bill has been
signalIy successful. It is funny how
the ''wasteful" Republicans save
money, while the economical Dem
ocrats want to scatter Il to the birds.
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..Hello, jim, wnere are you going ?s'
Down to Smithy's Narrow Gage res-
taurant to get some Ash. He has the
best fish and oysters sold in Clarks-
burg. Adv.
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50 Eree Sneech.

With a cent tax on phone and wire
messages. the Democrats have de-
cided that not all speech in the
United States shall hereafter be free.
Charleston Mail.
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Mise NTan.
,fnrff annnllncaa

Count Won Bernstorff announce
that he will talk no more. Wise MAJ
to stop while his batting average !
over .3OO.-Wheeling Register.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-23

The Clarksburg American is now
full b1ooded ha1f-breed. Every
other page apears as the Exponent
ana vice versa. 1t could not be more
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WHAT OTHER EDITORS SAY
It Is.

Under Democratic administration
life is just one tax after another.
Grafton Sentinel.
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County Clerk,
BASIL n. LUCAS.
OF Shinnston.
County Commissioners,
ISAAC Z. DAWSON.
OF Wallace.
School Superintendent,
CARL S. LAWSON.
OF Bridgeport.
An Evening Echo.

The blossom cannot tell what be
homes of the odor, and no man can
tell what becomes of his examples
that roll away from him, and go be-
You'd his ken on their perilous mis-
Rion.-H. w. BEECHER.
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COUNTY TICKET.

House of Delegates,
DIR. ]. 81. RINEHART,
OF Shinnsto1.
FLAVIUS B. DAWSON.
OF Bridgeport.
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New
Sweaters

The newest tan styles In Sweaters
for Women. Misses ana children. A.
complete assortment Of styles. cclors
and sizes. Many beautiful models
in me Sweaters IN two-coler effects.
made with belt. adjustable roll COLI
lar. color combinations in Green
Maroon. Heather. Black and White.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-23

Congressman, First District,
GEORGE p. WHITE.
p OF Weston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-23

Now on display in wcndertuI vart
ETY. are the new trimming buttons
for the current season. Buttons tor
match the new dress fabrics, Novel;
~ shapes and colcrings In crochet
ivory. Roman pearl, glass and metal
buttons in sizes suitable for blouses,
dresses and coats.
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Congressman-at-Iarge.
HOWARD SUTHERLAND
vOf Elkins.
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Circuit Clerk,
7. WADE COLEMAN.
or Clarksburg.
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Settled Forever.

. .
The situation in regard to the PF0s
|gressiyes Is thus:
There never was any Progressive
party In West Virginia.
There Is not AoW any Progressive
party In West Virginia.
There never will be any Rrpgres-
sive party in West Virginia.
This settles forever the ProeTeestye
party and yet ia the face Of this 4ot
OF crazy DeWoeratic neWspa psrs ln
this state think the supreme court
should recognize snch nalcontents
disturbers and dead ducks as Charley
Elliott, g. ]. ShNck and Jim Strifk-
ling who have not ten thousand t0iz
lowers ip the state and I'm about nj
by allowing them to name half the
election officers in the state.
Neither law. logic, reason, COM
mon sense, Justice, right or anything
else sustain such supreme folly
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STATE.

State Senator,
ROY E. PARRISH,
or Ciarksburg.
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Infants
Long And
Shot
Coats

From one Of the largest and NEST
exclusive New York makers Come
this seasons models aud at prices
that will interest mothers Leng
Goats OF Bedford Cord, White Serge.
Worsted Crepe. Stlk Poplin and
Messaline. Beautiful trimmings of
braids ana hand embroidery. Short
Goats Of Write serge. poplin. crepe.
corduroy in styles to 8 years.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
CONGRESSIONAL.

LEGION Tuesday, November 3, 1914.
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Just the blouse for school girls.
Made Of good quality white Gala
tea. newest model. extra length,
collars and cuffs of blue flannel.
laced high at neck. All sizes 500:
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Now display tee W. ana Ds
Coats If Yeeds Novelty mixtures Abelnes vide
Other daIes
self material Prices $780, $1,000 sI25O $500 up to
complete assebage the seasons best styles ~ desirable Ia
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mems and Mis.es' T ailored Suits

representative collection Of exclusive autumn models
in Chiffon Broadcoth Gabardnes Pepn serges
$3.50, $780, s2l5o $500, $500
complete range Of Womens and Misses sizes ia mod
els showing the new Redngote PoIonase styles also the
Elton front and long coat back trimmings OF velvet
and braid.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-10

~ return to saiuno
Af iht aimr time fafcm wai
isfnea that Tomorrow afternoon 8
complete report un THE matters dealt
with at the conferences wnUid hc xiv
on o. "a press The assurance Wa
given that the report would deal with
the faffanzH VILLA differences lu fuii
n ls rnN certain. though not admitted
officially. that either General Car.
ranza 0f General Villa WAS not pleas.
ed with aomc ~ the discussion ad-
fancfd 1T thn meeting aud that the
consideration of various points caused
fhe extension of The meeting ai.
though il bad been announced that
The business wna finished last Sun.
day
d IS unN known that the difficult
ties wsfr removed Ga the entire satis-
faction ef both parties u also Is
known thai Gencrl Villas position
nov j. clearly defined ana that his
conduct in general hiss been winds
c1ted General villa himself reflect
"a the happ turn pf affairs az did
the Nafranza delegates
one II the results af the confer.
nee has been that Villa VIII resume
his campaign on Mexico city without
Joss 81 time although "a least few
days must tlapsc before his division
can move south General Felipe An
teicF about whom go many rumors
have been rurr nt viii confinur as
chief af artillery ia The division. it
vase Announced tndHN The distflhu-
iion &c supplies gave rise 90 most ~
the discussion nt the meetings
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-10

ne was then and ] know he is now
II WAS Mrs Powell. Mrs. eafman's SIS
icf Whp was on ine Poren and 90 in,
Office.
Iardc-' stor, T. Credited.
"Aa for rardst. his stors stands up
Ncii believe Doe is ttilins ths
truth II mas come % my attention
that suHnr woman Ia ficepurt has
stated that soon after half past cisni
the night oi ihc murder tfdes Was
in her hume. which Dr. but i lev rlochs
from The Naruan home and that tht
distance was such tnat he could not
pnssibis have been ai Dr. Cnrmau 3
resi- lcnee IN time to see the woman
he described. have had men ous
today iusestigafiue this story hardcs
was at the young Humans house, but
he went there directly after seeing tht
fleeing murderess Tor at the time he
attached no importance TO What De-
had witnessed
Mr~. tarman iircak- Down.
Mrs. Carman broke down today and
the Jail pms stefan had L. be sum-
moned She was som-hs sfeucal wncn
TIE physician arrived. y nerve seua-
tive was prescribed ior her and ly The
time her husband arrive 60 assist the
jail physie ian she was calm once more.
The grand jury after meeting to-
day. agreed Go "a request uf the dis
trict attorney io defer ua Investigation
until Tuesday. The district attornul
sand he wanted time 10 prepare his
case. lefofe the grand jury adjourned
IL returned an indictment charging Cd
violation 0f the Aw against carry
weapons against Meyer l.. Newman,
VINO told the district attorney one
George Anderson ha carried re-
yolvef from New York To freeport
ard back after Mrs Carman had used
u 10 shoot Irs Bailey
When Newman appeared today it
WAS learned he ha a pistol in his pOch-
"a ie WAS arrested afragned before
q police Justice Indicted pleaded guilty
ana was remandcd for sentence.
MAY Not allow Her 10 Tel Her story.
District Attorney Smith tonight de-
ciartd he wis not sure he would al
low Mrs Carman TO tell her story be-
fore the grant jury Il he does so not
permit her tn do she VIII be forced
10 sign waiver ~ immunity bee said,
ana viii rot he placed under oath.
rardes was arraigned today before
"a jnsliee Of The peace here and held
in $4,000 bail as a material witness
Frank J Farrell. alias caiien, also
was held under $1,000 bail Farrell is
"a tramp, who said he asked Tor SOME
thine tu eat at the back door 81 the
Carman home the night of The MUIR
der Ills request was refused ne told
the authorities and be then went To-
the garage AZ the rear If the house.
he sal h. had been there about ten
minutes when he heard crash of
glass and saw "A woman. whose cloth
ing he WIS unable io accurately de-
scribe. walk rapidly from The west
side % the house. whore Dr Carman s.
office is located, around and back
and then toward the front on the east
side
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-10
SUPERVISORS OF
STATE BANKS At
WHITE HOUSE
President Talks Over Currency
Plans Briefly Secretary
McAdoo Feels Sure Wave of
Prosperity Is on the Way,

~ NnehfNa touaNAh erECftA LtAsEu ~inFl
WASHINGTON July Thirty-five
members II The National Association
~ Supefs lsofs OF State banks were
received by President Wilson at the
White House today and had "A con
ference later 1t the treasury depart
ment with Secretary MeAdoo, Assis-
tant Secretary Hamlin and Comptrol-
Ter of the Currency Williams concern
ine tae new federal reserve banks and
their ee-eHeration With the banks Of
the various states.
The bank supervisors We're cspe-
cially euNioHs to learn whether the
new federal reserve banks viii act as
clearing houses for hanks which are
not members of the federal reserve
system. Comptroller Williams said
the federal reserve board must decide
that question. but expressed the opin-
ion that the new banks will clear for
member banks only
President Wilson in greeting the
bankers, assured them OF his desire
thar the new reserve banks and the
banking systems of the various states
shall work b harmony
aim Surp that We can count on
your assistance" he said. and your
assistance viii be necessary TO as If
We are L. put the banking Of the
country upon the proper relation te
business
Mr MeAdoo made brief address
70 the super, isoTs IN which he dis
I cuSsea the general financial rondi-
tions and expressed the belief that
the country s about to experience. Il
period ii unprecedented prosperity
lie said bus ness conditions are sound
ana explained that recent movements
ef gold 80 Europe should cause nn
uneasiness as this country has an
abundance of gold and can assist Eu-
rnpean countries IN building up their
reserves without Importing the gold
supply a tAe United States.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-10
FIGHT CONTINUES TO
ERADICATE PLAGUE

-, saaai.a iuuHrAt arEeist AFsseo ~fasf
>eW orleans. JUS a.-pr William
.I fanekef. assistant SURGEON general
ui the public health service. in charge
of huhanit plague eradication work
here. announced TODAY that the tug
Neptune had heeu ordered here from
Philadelphia The tug Is equipped
With apparatus 20 fumieate ships 8nd
% eAtermlnatc rats hy use of carbon
maunS ide
No new cnscs ~ the placue were
reported today
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-10
VILLA WINS A<D Will
NatI ON MEAIto CRY

Tortc,n. cuahuilh McNln Jal, q
After reconsideration ~ aumc 40
the subjects treated the Caffgu2A-
Niila conference adJnurnpd this noon
after the protocol covering the trans
actions had been signed tA the dele
gates for the two cpnstliutienaiist dl-
eiglons Of the north and northeast
The visiting delegates representing
the carrn1a aide LETT this afternoon
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-10

N0W 70TN IWIN T-N HHTf ~ ~
oMer ieip.0pO shares II tho common
stock Hd 2l0oO0 shares of me pre-
fcrred stock of the International Pc
foleum company of this giiy which
lt is alleged WAS obtained through
fraud ana collusion. was today filed
la the state supreme court against
John HAYS Hammond the financiof
uf gloucester, Mass
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-10
Prosecutor Anticipates Line of
Attack by Defense and Is
Prepared TO Stand by
Charges Of Murder.
WITNESSES HELD AS
MATERIAL TO CASE
Accused Woman'S Nerve
Breaks Down and She Be-
comes Hysiedcal in JailUn-
I'll Sedative Is Administered,

Mlneppal 81 s.. July a-The bat
Tie ia free Mrs Florence Conkiin car
man. locked up ii ihc Nassau county
ail here. accused of the murder ~
Mrs. Louise hailey. WAS started toda )
ts George Levy. her attorney
Lrvy sent word 60 District ATTORNEY
Smith that be had obtained au affida
vit from George colder, in which he
fepudiated part ~ his story 81 tbs
inquest Then he assallel the story
of Elwood r. kardes. the insurance
agent whose testimony that he saw
outside Or. cafman's office window
Il tail. wrii-huiil womnn, dressed n
Il dark skirt and q white shirt waist
was directly responsible fof Airs Car.
IM.I 4 urrn-l
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-07-10

with view u cooperating ii some
~ known vHsa.
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PRR.soNAL


Z. Henry is here from Buckhan-
4. a. Jordan, Of Keyser. is a waldo
R. Bigelow. Of wheeling. IS in
Aldep Beagle Of BuckhaunOn, is e
william Findiey is here from
w. y. Harris was here from Wes-
ton Saturday,.
E.-A. Russell, of Keysers Is city
business visitor.
R. y. Dayton, Of KeyseF. is city
business visitor.
y r. Bane is here from Keyser on
a business visit.
Albert wilt. of Elkins. is here on a
business mission.
The Rev. B. 3. Stout, of Bridgeport,
was a city visitor Saturday.
c.. 3. Turner Of Warrington is
trapsacting business here.
b. M. Moon is here from Parkers-
burg looking after business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon B. Late
we've in the city Saturday from indie
John N. Knox has gone to Pitts
meetings.
Chief of Police Harry L. Brooks
went to Fairunont Saturday on q
business mission.
Mrs. Richard T. Lowndes has ar
rived home from Washington where
she was guest OF Mrs. George T.
Porter.
Mrs, James II. FieIi.ng, who was
guest OF Mrs. Ada Dickinson, mas
returned to her home in Steuben-
Vile, o,
Misses ona Riley and Ora Perkins
of Monticello avenue, have returned
from a brief visit with friends at
Fairmont
Misses Lee and Evelyn Bartlett
left Friday night on No, ] for DyeFs-
burg, Tenn, to be guests of. Miss Ce-
liza Cafcutt for several months. Miss
Calcutt will return with the Misses
Bartletts and spend the summer here.
Mrs Charles Rarick will arrive
here Sunday morning from Paterson,
n. T., where she is now operating one
OF the largest studios of that city.
She viii be at her studio on Fourth
street mere FOR a week or ten days
before returning to Paterson.
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CARE AVENUE

High class property
on this street for sale.
See us in regard to it, lot
level and a fine home.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Notice is hereby given that my
daughter, Lucy Sandy did on, The
fifth day of February leave home on
her own accord, without any just
cause, and anyone harboring or Shelf
ering her, they do so at their own ex-
pense as will not be responsible for
any debts she may contract.
J. A. SANDY, Wallace, W. Va. Z
February 9, 1914
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NOTICE.

Pursuant to section SO of chapter.
53 OF the Code of West Virginia, the
undersigned, hereby gives notice. that
certificate No. 25 for twenty-five shares
of stock (par value 500 90 per sharel
of the Home Gas Company, under date
OF September 18TH. 1911, has been
lost. Any one finding the same will
please return it to the undersigned or
the said Home Gas Company, Glarks-
THOMAS c. WHITE
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Street railways in Cleveland killed
thirty-three persons In 1913.
Chicago's city government in 1914
will cost more than S25,000,000.
The wastef5of American lumber
trade is said IS be $90,000,0oo yearly.
since 1885 there have been eighteen
mine disasters In Staffordshire, Eng
land, at q Gosh OF 457 lives.
IA man in Kensington, n. h, has
still in use a wooden cover for bar
rel which was was made in 1910.
Berlin, Germany, under normal con-
dittons, employs almost one million
workers in its industries.
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TREATIES RATIFIED.
esr ASSOCIATES rREss,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 21--
without any amendment whatever
to limit their scope, the Senate, bg
more than two-thirds vote, today
ratified general treaties between the
United States; Great Britain, Japan
Spain, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Por-
tugaI and Switzerland.
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HTaHI.AND PARK

44@N4 &@llEaAA.1 = =. -.
We have a fine home
for sale IN this addition
and it viii pay you to in.
vestigate it. For price
and terms see us. High
land Park has water and
sewerage, paved streets
and cement side walks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-02-21

Anatolian sheep have heavy fiat
tails, weighing up to % pounds. Bfaco
Polo saw and described them.
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Needless Tioothache

we can stop ii instantly; can save
the tooth and surprise you with our
painIessness and low prices.
Telephone engagement, save watt
ing.