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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-02
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~tns,s~n FIRST ciaas. orand new,
nahogany. and also seven fsncy
valiant rass6. regular tsse urrisns
pfanos. strictly high urNfs sssna-
ara makes. all ~ . 1nfform prics
Of Oiss: terms. Sis cash ard " q
month snys thsmL
FoaY,s-n Of the vsry finest res-
uisr sSee hishss, grads. latest fe-
dxr Artistic cabinet srrnf uprfsns
piaros. sale prf=.. ttts. 81 cash
anc ~ a non,h suys tsssn-
Decker com einsston Is ard "
rot. action player piano. medium
-r-. Colonial design. csk. Win
ii9s IN music rolls. terms cash o.
as cash ana us month. AZ
actsal cost
Doll player piano. ssnots, iise
Ia music rolls. tsrns cash. % iss
cash sni iie . month. 81 actual
coe
L~s..r eorabinsfioa IS ard s'-
no.s action player plano. fancy rs-
rst mahogany. ana four others
San. style plain mahogany and
fancy nrht mahogany. also dap
pied bright oak. all With pee II
music rolls terms cash. OF $50
cash and o., q month. at aetual
cost
Lester .is,.s, fs-no.> player
pisso. nahossny satin finish. also
ons in bs,i walnut. WITH 1872 IN
music rolls ,-rrns. sssh. o. $50
eash ara sii a nnon.a. a. actual
eost
solo Au,orrane ss-nos.. medium
size. bright figured mahogany.
With fioo IN musie rolls terms.
east. or ~ cash ana as month.
~ s1,Bsi cos,
Astosrsnf. ts-nots scientifically
fgur.d walnut, smother In plain
valns; and on. IA Mission de-
sign With fibs IN music rolls;
farms. cash. Of $50 cash and 81 a
month. at actual cost
Ersli Autogrant. special Sc
6sn.f Coioniai quarter sa~sf oah.
70 b finished as desired. With 100
In music rolls. terms. cash. or $50
cash and ti1 month.
Boudoir player piano. ips' IN.
ming for the childr~n's nurrrY.
only t1ss. with $50 in music rolls;
terms. cash. or its cash and - =
month. a. aofuai cost
Genuine Bungalow pIaysr piano
u-no's (vholssais department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-02

oas s-nuins wsi,s cenrsr
xisaen -fthoat keyboard
oa. nasninoeni hani.osrvsi
correct f>oui. Ky design. hand.
mad. baby grand Undoubtedly
IN. rno~, sur.hi. ana rwss,s',
toned piano IN Seattle, sisn an
other sane design. but fonn what
less expensive male both a. lpTs
I.,s thar ~hs, they cosi no hpa's
AZ the faetary Payments 40
month or ise ssuli-annua'ly buys
,h~tn
superb genuine CirrHssian val
nut baby Grand. Nth hsneh 10
match. regular tfts ysia-. ro-
only ttas. SO cash and I'll
month takes 50
Specially fancy. art design. IN
upright form. q true 800 plano.
nov t.so $50 cash and ~
month
supereiy designed at novsaus
n soiit hand carved mahogany.
Auto-piano. a ti.ite exhibition In
strum.nt wiii consider any res
souAhis offer. thro~ink IN 200
worth % music rolls. making pay
usut. 80 a month
on. superb sslf plsyinr ssolisn
arch sstrslie. largest -irH
Three self playing Asolisn or
chestreiiss - smaller compass
Sins electric self plaring pianos,
all with liberal supply ~ latest
tango. etc. etc. music rolls
We are determined 20 close out
every one ~ these Instruments this
week We must dispose ~ ali be-
fore taking inventory. but nons
wlu be sold to dealer.
Tho above IL only a partial list
bring Il with you AMI 10 prepared
10 find here an opportunity never
offered heretofore 20 secure N.
best there ia 90 DO had without
paying the customary srchanfis-
tina profit
Mandolins. Guitars. RAMOS. Nio-
llus also all band and Orchestra
Instruments A. low prices hat srs
simply Irresistible
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= 49, Ft'.f' WV ''ff ~ ..' '|f f.ff -
BLUE JACKET.
Dear Miss Groy. wish to write
aud tell YOU that you do q great deal
Of good I am tho mother ~ Hl1
children. four girls and two boys.
and have my girls read your col.
umn every day. and DO 30 myself
! wish there were more Ike You
\ Mother. who don't like your
advice, Us Of mo kind. who does not
believe IN helping the ones who
have made mistakes
Az ADMiRER
Q-i have often read items In
,our column ana have made fun ~
ihsH. but nov . an forced to ask
advice 81 you
am "a Eirl ~ a. and considered
good looking. ana To- this lay my
trouble. Last June. while out pick
Ing befri.e. became arquaiptsd
with q ME. looking young man. ue
was ferS Interesting and 4 soon fell
In love with him To make a long
story short. brought myself into
Hrnye eircumsiane~- by our short ne-
quaintanee. Now. would like To
loeais tho young man. whose name
never knew, ff,at \ may give
name 90 the child. ThAnhinE ,ou
In advance for IA. help I am badly
In nerd ~. I am yours gratefully.
BABE
Al am afraid ! cannot tell you
positively how 10 find the young
man II you know even bis fret
name. and the boss" OF the berry
picking kept record OF those en-.
plnx.d vpu tufplt ftyN O. 80, 49,.
Your fault does not lie in the
fact that you ARE good looking. but
in tho thouRhtlcsEness OF any chill
dren you might have. In n reckless
ness OF all future consequences I'm
the false impression that wrong.
doing IN prompted by love. You
know now that love 81 not passion,
but am sorry you learned II in
this way.
| like your straightforward way
OF stating facts without whining.
or trying 10 throw the blame on
someone else, but cnndidly do
not like the signature you used.
and right here / want 10 say, for
tho sake OF yourself and other girls.
that the use OF bRbyish. weakening
pet names is one OF the most seri-
Gus things Of the times Tho fact
of wanting 10 be petted. bRbiod. and
made over. Is very weakening. and
do 80 want girls 20 know that tho
girls worth while are the strong.
reliable girls-the girls that the
kind OF boys who call you baby
names. will not dare 20 insult.
Your whole duty now Is TO make
the best possible mother 10 your
child. the little one who has not
had a word as 20 how II will enter
the world. or who its parents will
be. feel you will do your very
best.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-02

sanpl.l. -f,s ti8s In music rolls.
tsrrnA cash. o. fss cash sod tfs
. meath. AZ sesgai cos,.
rarx. s,ss wss-r pianaiA piase.
modern. ssrots. ciroassisn ~ai-
nut. with rss In music so.si
,.--ns cash. OF $50 cash ana Ill
month. sale price emily
Yanri.a carved d.~'sn w.ess
plarola piano. rich dArs fsuref
rnahassny. IS and ss'ao,-. Win
tfos IN music rolls; terms. esss. ~
$50 cash and it3 month. ~
actual cost
Modern Weber pianois piano.
s.nef-s, mahogany. IS ara - note.
With tree IN music rolls sale price
oniy, istB. terms. cash. OF $50 rash
and ti7 a month
whssiock ptanois piano. fsnrtsfi
mahogany. ss.no'a. Nth 400 N
music role t~rrns. cash. Or fse
cash ard iis . month. a. s7suhl
eos.
stses and ai.o ssuyvsssrt r'aro-
IN piano. rebuff, nth y-nsiue Au-
.opisno action. with $50 IN music
,oil, terms. cash. or ~ cash AMI
no a month sale prizes only fsst
Bailey player piano tfsasory
sarnplsl. With 400 In music folis.
tsrrns, cash. or as esss ard fio
= month. AZ actual cost
s.uyvssar' pianoiA piano. slight
Is used. ss-nota. oak eass; only
tris: terms. cash. Or ffs essn and
SO a month.
stuyvssant pianoia plano. -
note. nTured mahogany, $50 In
music rolls terms sash o. VS. IN
Ssh ard re q month. sale prizes
only lass.
r.ney wsb-r ar; srand. psrior
grand sire. -upsrb fsnry figured
MAHOGANY; terms cash. or tNo
cash ani Ill a month sais price
glmt.ii baby grand, fancy Sg
ur.d. English oak. used In CONCERT
cash or $50 cash and tis mouth
nov marked only 400
Largest sizs fancy figured Wal
an, genuine Weber msfn weber
upright. tEss i7s cash and NO
month.
Daintis.t mahogany nttirsi
rraud. a wholesale. sample for only
fsis. worth 1900 terms. cash. or
$50 cash and tf2 a month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-02

Dear Miss Grey ! would like 20
say word IN your defense for the
calling down you received from "A
Mother" who thinks YOU make I,
easter for young girls 10 so wrong
because you try 90 help them when
they are IN trouble. and tell them
wher. they can be cared for.
| hope Il Was not my mother who
wrot. that. II so. | hope never
find II out. Tho mother who wrote
that letter not only cast reflection
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-02
Q-Caa you tell me vhere the
Keysscae Moving Picture company
IL in~sted, Aiss the bison. and
whore one can art for them.


A.--Thc Western home OF the
Keystone Ia with the Mutual Film
company. Los Angeles. California.
i01 Bison company works under
the Universal Film company. Uni.
versai City. California, via Los An.
geles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-02

Everything discount. some hnss !" PIT ''
sosnt, cent discount
Pins vons HAnd ETHER Musical Instruments "o"'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-02
In the Talking Machine Department
In the Photograph Department

Machine Record c',aps'I 5 P
nd-uaas designs ~ 'hV ''4V'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-02
o--can zen Civ. me . scod cure
NAufn

Q--tan zen give me good cure
for osfsrrh' MAUD.
Al know a girl who claims she
cured herself OF catarrh in the head
with salt water She kept ever
lastingly at It for long time. II
you try Il. ! would advise that you
begin with luke-warm water. and a
weak solution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-02

on hrf own character. but on her
daughters. for what we suspicion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-02

I ID. Nc. In Distress" send 4
\ me a stamped. sclf.adcressed 4
\ envelope. may be able 10 4
\ help you.
/ CYNTHIA GREY 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-02
Bring the List

Bring enc List
must sell out about half OF ev-
erything In the Ellers Music House
In order TO buy out the business
See my announcement on page five,
this Issue. r. s. Fringer, Universi.
~ at Third ADVERTISEMENT
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-08
UNTRUE:
Are French and Russian Re-
ports Of Certain War lndict-
Inents Says Official.
tsY Assoe,Arrp psr.s,.

BERLIN, BY wireless, Dec. An
official OF the German general stan
states that the report from Rome
that the French, near Ypres, had
captured a whole corps Of German
aviators Is absolutely unfounded.
The Russian statement contained
In the official communication Of No
vember 20 that the German attack
near Czenstochowa had failed with
heavy losses Is declared to be untrue.
On the contrary it is said the Seven
teenth Russian army corps, which
was met In this attack was defeated.
The Russians left a large number of
killed and wounded in the battle
fields.
The situation in the western bat
tlefields shows little change, 1t is
stated. The allies are said to have
made a few attacks but these have
been repulsed.
News of decisive results in the east
is expected here. The latest report
from headquarters asserts that
everything is proceeding according to
program and this is taken here to
mean that the operations thus far
have been successful.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-08
Mileage RATE
NOW IS HIGHER
On All Railroads in centra
Terfitoryand Green Books
Are Issued.

Higher rates on railroads in the
Central Passenger Association ter
ttory have become effective. All the
old mileage books left in local otfices,
which are included in the territory,
were sent to headquarters yesterday
and instead of the familiar old yellow
mileage books, green ones are being
distributed among patrons.
y According to the new rates, two
and q fourth cents mile will be
charged on all interstate travel in
the Central Passenger Association
territory. Mileage books are sold
for the same price, SIS, but there
will only be a rebate of $3.50 instead
of So as formerly. The former
books were issued with a basis of Q
cents a mile.
AS there has been a rush for the
old mileage books before the new
rates became effective, 1t Is expected
that sales will be light, for some time
to come as all the regular travellers
have stocked up. More mileage
books have been sold here in the last
three months than for years back.
the reason being the raises in both
east and central rates.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-08
BUILDING
Records Are Shattered Already
This Year in the City of
WheeIing.'

WHEELING, Dec. s. Shattered
are all former records of the mu-
nicpal building bureau. In eleven
months OF the present year there
have been issued approximately, $50
permits. while in comparison in. the
twelve months of 1913 there were
issued but 626 permits. The total
Of permits issued In 1913 In twelve
months was $S23,201, while this
year the twelve months will run
away over a million and quarter OF
money invested in building opera
tons.
Ten months actual figures dis
close S1,1O4,656 and this does not
included the month OF June, one OF
the largest OF the year.
The big month for 1914 In build
ing work was August. with $751;
I042 with April next with S295, 0f.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-08
GERlNANY'S TROOPS
SCORE MOST POINTS
In the Great Struggle in Poland
Which is Reported as Still
~ in Progress. $
tpY AsseeiArEp serss,

LONDON, Dec. 8.-While the al
lied armies in the west CROPPED taeir
way forward cautiously graphing
with the Germans here and there. for
slight advantages, the great struggle
in Poland continues with the Ger
mans, for the time being. apparently
scoring the most points,
Russia has not yet fully conceded
the occupation of Lodz but in view of
the repeated German claims and the
Russian admission OF the reforma-
tion OF her battle line there it would
seem that the German center has
achieved this goal. upsetting what
for time was hailed as q decisive
Russian victory. The capture of
Lodz will threaten the Russian line
of communication with Warsaw, that
is to say the great arterial railway
which runs diagonally across Poland
to the Polish capital. Details, Of the
battle are. still lacking and 1t re-
mains to be seen whether the Ger
mans will be able to make a further
advance. This qualification is made
even in Berlin, where 1t is pointed
out editorially that the Germans
must follow the retreating Russians
relentlessly If they would relieve the
pressure around Cracow and on the
East Prussian frontier. The opin-
ion is expressed by military, critics
here that the Russians may merely
fall back on their entrenchments to
the rear and remain on the defensive
while the left and right wings re-
spectiyely batter Cracow and harass
East Prussia.
Whether the German achievements
in Poland have been accomplished
by means of bringing up re-enforce-
ments from the western battlefront
is matter of considerable debate.
A despatch from Petrograd says 1t
has been learned authoritatiyely
there that the Germans transferred
six army corps and five cavalry di-
visions from the west to the east but
there has been so much confounded
speculation as to the movement of
German troops that all reports OF this
nature must be discounted. 1t II
true that the tendency of the Ger
mans in the west has been inclining
more toward the defensive but Lon
don papers caution the public that
there is nothing to indicate that the
German forces have been weakened
seriously by shifts of troops to the
east.
The fighting in Poland has been
different from that which has taken
place anywhere else in the war area
since the Outbreak of hostilities. In
the west the allies have always been
able to hold their ground after an
advance but the prdsent recapture OF
Lodz makes the third invasion OF
Poland since the war began.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-08
RUIHEREORD.IS
CHOSEN v|z|ER
Of the Local Temple oi
TDokies" Along with Other
New Officers.

Officers to serve the ensuing year
were elected at regular meeting of
Tau Temple, No. 169 of the Dramatic
Order of knights of Khorasson, in the
Pythian hall on South Third street
Monday night, as follows:
Royal vtzier-Andrew Rutherford.
Grand emir-Joseph ii. Buchner.
Shiek-F. C. Greathouse.
Mahedi-kay G. Seese.
Secretary-Dr. w. A. Fletcher.
Treasurer-W. Worley.
SGtrap-D. L. Davis
Sahib-Jonn G. jenkins.
Arrangements were completed for
the team of Tau Temple to go to Ter
ra Alta Saturday, December ~, to aid
in instituting new temple there.
The instituting officer will be Col.
A. G. Houriet. superintendent of the
insurance department of the knights
of Pythias Of Washington, d. C. Other
prominent Pythians who will be pres
ent are, Grand Chancellor John P. Ar
benz, OF Wheeling; Supreme Repre-.
sentative James H. eBan. of Wheel
ing; Past Grand Chancellor, w. Frank
Stout, of Clarksburg; Past Supreme
Representative. Oscar 9. wilt. OF
Clarksburg: Grand Pre'ate, William
G. Brown, of Kingwood; Grand Inner
Guard. Judge James w. Robinson,
of Clarksburg, and Grand Keeper OF
REGARDS and Seals Samuel B. Mont
gomery, of Klngwood. At Z O'Clock
there will be a large street parade
headed by the knights Of Pythias
band of Terra Alta and in which the
colors Of the order blue, yellow and
red will be burned. The members OF
the team, which will consist of about
fifty Arabs. will leave Clarksburg Sat:
urday, December IL. on the o'clock
train and will return home Sunday
morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-08
DEATH RATE
Is Lower This Year in Wheel
ing According to Health
Bureau Statistics.

{ WHEELING, Dec. srhe death
rate In Wheeling has never been So
low as during the present year Stu
tistics for eleven months compssAu
by the health bureau show but & 81
deaths, while in the same eleven
months Of a year ago there were
641 deaths. On a basis Of population
|of $4,000 the death rate for the
eleven months is 44.95 per thousand
against death rate Of 15. .46 for
eleven months Of July i, 1919 10
May 81, 1914. the last pr6viouB
published statement Of the health
bureau and likewise an eleven month
period.
In the eleven months Of this year
June carried the highest number Of
deaths. rs. with September next with
40 death. May with 36 deaths Is the
low month Of the year. s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-08
Mines CLOSE
Rosemont Company Shuts
Down Plant at Simpson for
Indefinite Period.

fS GRAFTON, Dec. SrThe Rose
mont Coal Company closed down its
mine at Simpson tfh1s week for an in
definite period. but 1t is understood
that 1t will not be idle for more than
thirty days. The mines at Rosemont
have not been working full time for
several months.
This is said to be the first time
that this mines has mad to suspend
operation entirely for any reason
other than accidents to the mine or
machinery. since the mine opened
up. The Rosemont Coal Company
has furnished much coal for the New
York Central railroad lines.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-08
CARGO or GASOL IIVE
BURNS ON s EAIVgER
Which Goes Ashore Near Ban
row in a Heavy Gale at
An Early Hour.
ONLY TWO MEN Of GREW
OF Thirty-Six of the Wrecked
Steamer Saved and THEY
Are Severely Burned.

BARROW. Eng, via London Dec,
S.-The British steamer. vedrs.
from Port Arthur. Tex. with a cargo
of gasoline, went ashore near hero
this morning ina heavy gale. THE
cargo ignited aud Of the crew ot
thirty-six men on board the steanier
only two were saved and they were
severely burned.
The steamer Yedra. left Poflii
Arthur for london, November s s I.
She was reported yesterday as 81 q
ing Tuscar in the Irish sea, which
would indicate that she had chan e6d
her destination and was bound for
some point on the west coast cf 5cii B
land. The yedra's tonnage VisiI|
4,057 and she belonged to the 3 AZ
scciated on Carriers Company of
London.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-08
IUSKlSH OFFICERS
Are Said to Be Serving in the
German Army in the War
in Poland Now.
IN ,a,,,eel.1,.pl r.r,.l /.

PEnRC CGRAD, via London, Dec. s.
According to wounded German officers
in the prison camp at yielostok, Rus
sia, number of Turkish officers are
serving in the German army in Po-
land. 1t is said that they have been
training in the German military
schools and were drafted on account
of the lack Of competent officers. The
two Turkish officers who we're sent
from Constantinople to Berlin on a
mission in connection with the ship
ment of war supplies are said to have
been pressed into the service in Po-
land.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-08
EAGLES ELECT
Their Officers to Serve for 4
Term Of One Year Begin
ming in January.

ID
Ciarksburg Aerie, No. 445. Frat
nal Order of Eagles. held its annual
election Monday night. 0ficeisz
elect as follows viii be installed tie
first Monday night In January:
Past worthy president Al:
Crawford. 'si
Worthy presldent Thomas
Kearns,
Vice worthy president p +. Nc
Donnell.
Treasurer w. G. Morrison.
Secretary II. o. Il. I'idler.
Inside guard Harry Fox.
7 Trustee H. w. Stuck for three
years. (, y (.
In addition routine matters wer6
looked after and the meeting proved
OF more than usual interest.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-08
HUNDRED THOUSAND ARE
TAKEN BY THE GERM ANS

LONDON, Dec. s.--A despatch from
Amsterdam says that according to a
message from Berlin It Is reported
there that upwards OF 100000 prison
ers we're taken by the Germans when
they captured Lodz. q
News Of the capture Of Lodz, this
message says, aroused extraordinary
enthusiasm in Berlin. No official re-
port has yet been received concerning
the number Of prisoners and guns
captured.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-08
CONFESsES
To Charge Of Assault and Bat
terry Does George Exline
and He is Fined SIS.

George Exline Of Mt. Glare, con-
Ifessed to charge of assault and bat
terry in Justice jackson ". Carter,s
court last evening and was fined Sc
and costs. He paid his fine and was
released.
Exline was arrested December
by Constable Writ Stout Of Mt Clare
upon a warrant sworn out. by NJ. S.
Jones also OF MI Glare, charging Ex-
line with assaulttng and beating him
on Friday, December A.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-08
NORTHEAST gale
out to Sea Eastward of
Cape Cod Leaving Record
of Wind and Water.
tsv AssoelArrp parss,

WASHINGTON. Dec. The north
east gale which tore Up the Atlantic
coast for the last three days was
swhisking out to sea eastward OF Cape
Cod today leaving behind a record a
winds and high water Storm warn-
iings were still displayed today on
the north New England coast.
Another storm of marked intensity
is of the north Pacific coast. Over
cast unsettled weather prevails over
practically all parts of the country.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-08
RURAL LIFE MEETING.

WFIEELING. Dec. 8. a. special
meeting OF all the members or Iiit
Panhandle Agricultural Club ana
others who are Interested IN tie bfof.
er DEVELOPMENT Of rural lie has hefn
called for Saturday, December IL Ih
the assembly rooms Of the Wheeiihk
Board Of Trade.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-08
FURIOUS LIGHTING
Is Resumed on User and Ger.
mans Are Taking Precau-
tions against Warships.
tBy Assee,ArEp psEss,

AMSTERDAM. via London, Dec. 8.
According to kilograms from Sluis,
Holland, furious fighting has been re-
sumed on the User. The Germans,
according to the same dispatches,
are taking renewed precautions
against the bombardment Of Zee
brugge by British warships. Windows
and balconies in the houses at the
seaside there are being supplied with
|sandbags and machine guns in order
to reply to such an attack.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-08
ALLEGED BRIBER
Is Arrested But He Gives Bond
for Trial before a Justice
on December III.

Deputy sheriff Laco Wolfe arrest
ed w. H. Hit Monday night on a
warrant issued by justice Jackson
v. Carter at the instance OF Sheriff
Ross F. Stout. acting under direction
of Judge James w. Robinson Of the
criminal court, charging HIT with
giving o. 9. Edgell $5 not to appear
as witness before the recent grand
jury. Hitt gave bond for trial De-
cember II. Edgell will also be tried
at that time on charge of accepting
a bribe.