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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-27
DoMY AMERYKANoW ZNI
SZCZONE.

Douglas, Ariz., 27 marca. -
Nadchodza tu wiadomosci, re Mi
guel Samaniego, ktory 16 marca
zdobyl Moctezuma W Stanie So
nora, zniszczyl,i i obrabowal do
szczetnie to miasto pociagnai
nastepnie w kierunku wschod-
MIN, pladrujac W dalszym ciagu.
Najwiecej ucierpialy domy, male
zace do Amerykanow, ktore OBJ
rabowano W zupelnosci. Me po-
zostawiono ami jednej sztuki by
dla, lub drobiu = wszystko "a
bijano i zabierano ze soba. Sc
dzia w Moctezuma, M. G. Medi-
ma, klerk sadowy Leopoldo Her
rera i zamozny obywatel Corne-
lilo Arvigo zostali zamordowani.
Ponadto poniosio smierc dziesie-
ciu innych mieszkafcow. Dono--
sza rowniez, re w American
Wells, ma poludniowy wschod Cd
Hermosillio, stolicy Sonory, "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-27
DOTYCHCzAS ZAToNFLo 1s
NURoW.

Waszyntgon, 81 marca. - De-
parliament marynarki oglosil liste
nurow, ktore dotyohczas ulegly
zatonieciu w czasie cwiczeh ma
newr6w. Liczba ich wynosi IA, a
mianowicie 5 angielskich, 4 fran
cusEie, 2 rosyjskie ipo jednym
niemieckim, wloskim japonskim.
w marynarce Stanow Zjedno--
czonych rekord pod wzgledem
glebokosci zanurzenia zdobyla
lodz podwodna ,,F-1", ktora W "a
toce San Francisco zanurzyla sic
do glebokosci eS3 stop dopiero
po 10 minutach ukazala sic ma po-
wierzchni woody. w tel gieboko-
sci byl nur narazony ma olbrzy--
mie ciSnienie woody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-27
.N|EMA NADz|E| 0CALEN|A
zAkOG| + 4"
Mexykanie niszcza domy AmeTykan6W.
Rodzna McManusa otrzyma odszkodowanie.
Thaw poWr0Ci do New Hampshire,
Morderca litewskiego ksiedza skazany.
zE STOLICY 6TANU.
Morderca litewskieso ksiedza skazany.
zE STOLICY 6TANU.

mordowano jednego Amerykani-
ma i dziewieciu Mexykaiczykow.
AJAX INA MATOMOROS.
San Antonio, Tex, ~ marca.
- Dnosza tu, re 1000 zoinierzy
Will znajduje sic juz W odleg7oscl
, zaledwie 4 mil Cd Metamoros,
ponadto 1000 W odlegiosci okolo
s5 mil. Dzisiaj spodziewajs sic
ataku ma to n1iasto, W kt6rym ma
js wziae udziai takze aeroplany.
General Naffarate, komendant
Carranzy W Metsmoros, ma pod
soba 5000 zoinierza, a ponadto
przyobiecana pomoc miejscoweJ
ludnosci ...
SPRAWA McMANUSA.
Waszyngton, ~ marca. - Sc
kretarz stanu Bryan oswiadczyl,
il "a posrednictwem brazylijskjc-
go ambassadors W Mexyku mic :
scie otrzyinal zawiadonienie, re
Rad aZpaty zagdza sic ma wy
piacenie odszkodowania rodziric
McManusa, amerykanskiego oby
watela, ktory zostai zamordowa-
ny przez zapatyst6w, gdy wkra
cali do stolicy. Chodzi jeszcze Q
oznaczenie wysokoSci odszkodo-.
wanna. "
Najmniejsza suma, jaka Zapata
bedzie musiai zapiacic, wynosi
$4,000 t s..
THAW PoWRocI DO NEW
HAMPSHIRE.
Nowy York, ~ marca. - He
ry K. Thaw jego adwokaci wy
razili sic dzisiaj, IL maja pewnosc,
re najwyzszy sad uwzgledni ich
apelacye Cd decyzyi sedziego Pa
ge zarzadzi powrot Thawa do
New Hampshire.
Sedziowie najwyzszego sadu
Ingraham i Scott wyrazili sic, re
wobec uznania Thawa niewinnym
W ostatnim procesie konspira--
eye, Stan New York niema zda--
MEM ich prawa zatrzymywac go
w Matteawan. ...
KRAKAS SKAZANY MA
, ..... SMIERc.
Wilmington, Del, 81 marca. -
Jan Krakas, ktory razem z B.
MontWidem zamordowai w New
Britain s lutego proboszcza lite
wskiej parafii ks. zebrisa, uzna--
ny zostai winnym zamordowa--
MIA d. 6 marca policyanta i skaza-
ny ma smierc przez powieszenie
dnia IA nnaja.
NAUCZYCIELE FORSUJA
Bill. s..
Springfield, ~ marca. - Czion
kowie legislatury So po prostu "a
sypywani stosami listow tele--
gramow, ktore. otrzymuja cd ma
Chicago cz{onkow
edukacyjnego proSba
o Popieranie blu, podnoszacego
podatki ma cele edukacyjne w tenn
z $1:05 ma $1.2O. w IL
staoh tych nauczyciele zaznacza-
ja, il gdyby bill ten prepaid,
szkofy publiczne beda musiaiy
bye zamkniete, 100000 dzieci 20
stanie pozbawionych nauki, Z
tysiacom nauczycieli w Chicago
zmniejszona zostanie pensya.
Personal---very. komisyi Fahy
przediozyi Bill ten Izbie poss6w
zaleceniem uchwalenia go. Wy
dial edukacyjny wykazuje obec-
nie deficyt w kwocie ST ,25o,0oo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-27
WALK W GALICYI / MA
BUKOWINIE.
'chy maja wypowiedziec Wojne e.

ko kilka magazynow portowych
zywnosci zabrali Rosyanie.. Coz
ma to pokrzywdzeni podpalacze
III
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Rzezie Chrzescian.

dennOnStracye.
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Walk Napowietrzne.

'yspe WI light
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
And Shows a Dispositi on the
Part Of England to AyertsD De-.
lay in Our Shipping.
GERMAN VESSEL BUYING
BY United States Where Sales
Are Genuine is Not to Be
Protested AGAINST. s

LONDON, Jan. The reply Of
Great Britain to the American note
regarding interference to American
shipping. it Is said in well.informad
Quarters. is wholly ccnciliatory and
shows 9 disposition on the part, Of
England to do everything in reason
to avert delay to American shipping
ct g. time when freight rates are high
and consequently loss Of time is cost
~ to ship owners.
England wishes tod everything in
Its power consistent with the proper
feguarding OF the interests OF the
allies to facilitate world trade and
stimulate commerce paralyzed as 1t Is
by war conditions. Consequently ID!
is declared, there is no disposition
ON the part Of England to- protest
against the purchase of German YES
sells by Americans, where the sales
are genuine and the ships are not
used SO as to avoid what might reas
ionably be called the consequences Of,
sbelligerency.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
FIRST LINE TRENCHES
CAPTURED BY FRENCH
tsvAssociArsp eslss

PARIS, Jan. THE French re-
port given out this afternoon an
nounces the capture Of a portion OF
the german first line trenches In the
Woevre district northwest OF Flirey.
This advance derives its importa1ice
from the fact that 1t indicates the
French are making inroads into the
German triangular position, the apex
OF which rests on the right bank Of
the river Meuse at st. Mihiel. The
activities in Flanders and France
still are. confined largely to artillery
exchanges. In them, the French
claim the advantage.
Mines also have been exploded at
two pointswith successful results to
the French. The enemy at Stein
bach has not attacked again and the
French in this region have retained
their positions. They claim also an
advance toward Altlsircn in Alsace,
ssout hof stein5aca and Muelhausen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
PY[ES CHOSEN
BY Congressman Nicely from
Candidates to Be Postmas-
teriat New MaftinsviIIe.
tspseiAl 70 rsr 4. Irrras.n, IA u

WASHINGTON, D c., Jan.
From a number Of candidates for post
master at New Martinsville, Congress-
man Neely selected j. A. Pyles, thus
bringing to a close one more hot
scrap of the many that the First dis:
trict representative has had on Lis
hands. Mr.. Pyles is one of the active
Democratic politicians in Wetzel
county, and is credited with having
performed valuable service for Major
Neely in his two campaigns.
The latter has made no decision OF
the Moundsville postmastershfp. A
fight is being waged there which has
long since reached the bitter and
acrimonious stage. There are nine
teen candidates, active and avowed,
and their respective supporters are
making 1t highly interesting for Con-
gressman Neely. sl:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
HOSPITAL CHARTERED
IMartinsburg Women viii .0p.
crate a Hospital and Have
Nurses Training School.

CHARLESTON. Jan. A charter.
of incorporation has been issued by
the secretary of state to the Kings
Daughters Hospital Circle, Of Mar
tinsburg, to establish and. conduct a
hospital and training school for
nurses. The company is authorized
to hold real estate to the value Of
lS25.000 and personal property to the
value OF $4,000.
The incorporators are Mrs. Annie
y. Roush. Mrs Susan Faulkner. Mrs.
Annabelle P. Morrison, Mrs. Minnie
ID. Tabler, Mrs. Minerva, BLESSING.
Mrs. Mary 3. Thorn. Mrs. Virginia
Roush, Mrs. Minna Thompson. Mrs.
Mary g. Cushwa and Mrs. Florence
ICoyle, all4of Martinsburg. (
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
RAILROAD WINS
Over the People Of Greenwood
before the Interstate Com
i1lerce Commission.
t.e.e,.L: 70 rar !. I rll.ssAN,

10 tTNB Tk6GnNANtfs
WASHINGTON, Jan. Il THE peo-
pie OF Greenwood, which, is in Dodd-
ridge county and on the. line sofs the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. peti-
toned the Interstate g pna1nercas Cons
mission Is have railroad faciiifiss q
that place improved one of the sey-
eralth ings they desired being q de-
PCT building. Congressman Moss
took up their request to the commits.
sion, but that body ruled that 1t had
no authority to compel the road to
make the improvements desired. and
the railroad company. in its reply to
teh petitioners, averred that the bus
mess at Greenwood by no means jus-
tilted maying any further expentii-
lures at that place along the lines In
dicated in the petition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
DEVlAGNER
Is Chosen as a Director of the
Imperial Ice Company for
the Year.

PARKERsBURG. Jan. AT the
annual meeting OF the directorate 81
the Imperial Ice Cream Company at
the close Of the years business di-
Irectors and officers for tie ensuing
year were elected and a dividend 81
ten per cent on the common stock de-
iclared. "A prosperous business for
the year was reported with an en-
couraging outlook for future actiy-
tines. The board Of directors was
increased from Ave to seven mem
bers. z 4, :
The officers named follow:
Preside lent a.: g. Sine. @ S
Vice president @. 4. Hiteshew.
Second vice presid lent George w.
iStrong,
Il Secretary-I. P. Mensch.
Treasurer A. G. Sine.
Directors c. 7. Hiteshew. A. q.
Sine, g. w. Strong, w. M. b. Sine. j.
H Randolph, j. p. Mensch. all OF
'Parkersbprg;; and "A. Fred Wagner.
of Clarksburg. &
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
MUST REFRAIN
From Investigating the Charge
That Dumdum Bullets Are
Beins Furnished Allies.

iWAsHINaToN, Jan. Secretary
Bryan today informed Count Won
Bernstorff, the German ambassador,
that the United States, in maintaining
strict neutrality. must refrain from
officially Investigating or commenting
on his charges that dtimdrrl bullets
were being furnished from this coun-
try to the allies. Secretary Bryan
told the ambassador. however, that II
he could furnish proof thai forbidden
war materials were bein gshipped by
American firms, President Wilson
would use his Influence 10 stop the
traffic without involving tnternation-
al questions.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
G|RGUHHGOURT
of Various Kinds Are Made lin
Several Cases Of Litiga-
ton Therein.

In the circuit court Thursday judg-
ment for 81. 200 against Alvin D..
Bassell was entered In; the damage
suit of Dillon L. swick against him.
Sale was confirmed in the cause Of
Marcellus B. Pell against Nancy Pell.
Judgment for S564.75 was given
the Continental Supply Company
against @. r. Smith. 3 g..E
Final report Of commissioner was
made In the cause of -Festus I. Day
against q. B. McDannaIll ct al.
Demurrer was overruled and the
defendant given a day to answertin
the injunction suit Of James Madison
Jackson against the city Of Clarke
burg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
Turkish Disaster in Caucasus
Seems as Complete as Any
Suffered in the War.
SITUATION IN THE B LkANs.
slnthe Opinion Of British Experts
Is Being Brought to a Head
by PoWerfulslnfluence


LONDoN, Jan. 7.-Neither Turkey
D nor Germany has conceded the defeat
OF Turkish armies In the Caucasus as
& claimed officially In Petrograd. AS
further details Of this fighting arc
received In London II would appear
that this reported Turkish disaster
n has been as complete as that suffered
by any forces since the outbreak of
~ he war. In spite Of this however.
the latest official communication from
Turkey altogether ignores the fight
ling i'm the Caucasus and dwells upon
the struggle which has spread over
the Persian frontier TO Urumiah, an
nportant town, where the Turks say
that aided by Psrsians they have de-
feated the Russians.
In Poland the Germans apparently
are mo nearer WARSAW and there are
little alterations in the battlefront
extending from the Baltic to the Car
,pathiahs. The Russians seem to be
still CONCENTRATING their main efforts
i'm the Carpathian passes. At the
same time they are continuing vig-
or6us offensive in Bukawina. The
Occupation OF this Austrian territory,
pcpuaited as 1t is largely by Rou-
manians, may soon exert, in the
cpinion of British observers. a power
iful influence throughout Europe as
bringing the Balkan situation to a
head.
In the western arena of the war the
allies have varied their flank attacks,
which recently brought them success
Z in the So d dunes OF Flanders and in
Alsace by intensifying the pressure
from Rheims to Lorraine. where
some ground has been gained. The
sGermans meanwhile haye sought to-
! repair the damage done to their
wings This has resulted in the re-
covery Of some ground fort near
Steinbach in upper Alsace. but their
attacks in Flanders were repulsed.
The reported detention 6f the Bel
gian prelate, Cardinal Mercier, by
the Germans presumably for the rea-
son that he advised his countrymenI
not to give allegiance to the German
administration, continues to be a.
topic of lively discussion and specu-
lation in London and Amsterdam.
1t is reported that the cardinal has
been removed to Brussels. An Eng
lish translation OF his pastoral letter,
which Is believed to have offended the
German military authorities in Bel
GUM, has been published In London
IN pamphlet form. "A despatch from
Rome says the pope has requested
full Information on the incident from
the German government. This re-
ported action lacks confirmation. AsI
"a matter of fact another despatch
from Italy says the Vatican has not
yet been officially advised Of the al
legged arrest Of the cardinal. n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
! Jailed
on Charge Of 3 epging al
Instance of State Profi-
bitionO officer

Another fellow to be caught in the
met Of state prohibit bition officers Is
John Davis, negro residing at Glen
Elk No. Q, whose pre- eliminary hearing
has been: scheduled by Magistrate q
|H. Gordon for late Thursday after
noon. + S ss 4. n
Davis was arrested Wednesday
might by Robert N. Noon, constable,
and b. Tenny, special prohibition
officer, under d warrant sworn out by
y. Walter Bee, a deputy state prohi-
bition officer Sales OF whiskey are
alleged. Dayis was put in the county
|jaiiato await the hearing. n .i (
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
STATE ORGANIZATION
0flBoys and Girls Of the! Various
Corn and Canning Clubs.
lis Formed.

LORGANTOWiS, Jan. The boys
and girls OF the various corn and
canning clubs Of the state here for
the prize winners course at the West
Virginia University have formed q
state Organization. Ezra Hamstead,
of Preston county is president; Miss
Ellen Cook of Wood county. secre-
tary, and Miss ena Gnmps of Marion
county, treasurer. Vice presidents
were elected from each OF the coun-
ties represented.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
!. DECISION
Reserved in Townsend Case but Bon
nell is Acquitted.

Decision has been deserved until
Thursday evening by Magistrate 4.
G. Nicewarner in the case Of Thomas
Townsend, the aged Mount Clare man
who was tried Wednesday night on a
charge OF violating the Yost prohi-
bition law by selling whiskey In! his
home town. John Bonell, with whom
Townsend was arrested and Jailed.
was acquitted of the same charge and
was reelased from custody.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
WALDECK oH1LD DEAD.

Margaret Keyes waldeck, aged 81
months. daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs
Clarence Waldeck, died at 6 O'Clock
Thursday morning at the home. sos
/ Hickman street, after an illness ci
pneumonia and intestinal troubie
Funeral services Will be held q 4
O'clock Friday afternoon al the
home The Rev. q. u. Smith pastor
Iof the First eth0dfst tapiscopal
church IL lias charge cf the sfy'
sices ann ~ y hufial VIII be ii The
Elkxiew cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
GERMANS ARE c CLAIMING
FURTHER Al cEs NOW

BERLIN, by wireless to London,
Jan. The German official state
ment ON the progress of the war
given out in Berlin this afternoon re-
ports that further advances have
been made by the Germans In the
western part Of the forest Of Argonne
and that desperate fighting is going
on to the north Of Arras, French
attacks in the eastern portion OF the
Argonne forest and to the west Of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
suBNAY VICTIMS
TO the Number of Seventy
Seven Are StiIlsin Hospitals
But None Will Die. Z,

NEW YORK, Jan. Seventy seven
victims OF yesterday's subway acci-
dent were still in hospitals today.
Most Of them were men, some were
women, who had been maiiled In the
stampede. All suffered from the ef.
fects from smoke, bruises or cuts.
They were the ones who had Jared
worst In the panic None was e1-
pecteds to die, All, 1t was thought,
would be discharged within q day or
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
MIR. H0PFHEIaIEBlDlEA!D.

solomon Hoffheimer, an aged rest
dent Of Maple avenue, died at 1 O'clock
Thursday afternoon HE was the
father Of George NJ. Hoffheimer, a
loca lattorney, Leon @. Hoffheimer, a
local insurance agent and Miss Hattie
Hoffheimer, OF this city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
N MsHospIl,TI'AI.

tsrEeiAt rn rnk rsfscsAu,
WASHINGTON. Jan. = Charles
j. Faulkner. former United States
senator from West Virginia, now q
practicing attorney in Washington.
has entered the Protestant inlrmary,
at Baltimore where he will undergo
q minor operation. Mrs Faulkner
accompanies and win remain with
him until he leaves the hospital. I
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
!. &C. = :. 4. 3 I. . /. y


WASHING GT0N, Jan.
Foster Ball born at Elizabeth,
and reared in Charlesto has
been appearing here this week
with vaudeville act. In which
he has been appearing to-
crowded houses for some time.
He impersonates an old man
who formerly lived Just across
the street from him in Eliza
beth and for the benefit OF
Senator Chiffon has cracked
i Jokes about him every time he
saw the senator in his atl-
dience. He and Mrs. Ball were
guests Of Senator Chiffon for
dinner one day during his
stay here. a. II
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07

4 Annual town elections are being
held today at Lum berport, shinnston,
Bridgeport Broad Oaks, stealey;
Heights Northview and Adamston.9
The issue are local X Al 81 S
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07

\ The Carnat Hon Club Trinity
\ Med dist Episcop pal church, coiored,
I MI We ;sn oyster silppe IN he
church on Ben street tomorrow af
ts'noon and evening beginning at 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
10 CLo osE OFFICES.

Sts,asiALy 10 ms TtlrasAn, N
WASHINGTON, !, Jan. 2 The post
ofice department issued an order to
the effect that the Offices at Progress,
Braxton county, and Belle Grove.
Jackson county. would be closed I'M
less there was protest made by the
patrons.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
l1SH PE 81 ANS
He PIN I S
BAD CHECK ARTIST I
(By Associated Press)I

UBy Ass0c1ated Press).
CoNiNEIlSNIIlLE, Pa, Jan.
Private detectives this
morning boarded a freight
train at Uniontown and arrest
ed N. d. Maher, a brakeman,
who is alleged to have passed
worthless checks in Fayette,
Cumberland and Fairmont, w.
Va. The arrest Of the man
came when detectives. were
placed on his trail by infor1na- Z
tion received from a bank in
Fairmont
4 3 4. 4. Z. q. 4. 4. 4. {. I. 4, 4. 4.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
KNIGHTS 10 MEET

4 A regular meeting iof the local
council OF the knights Of Columbus
will be held in Its hall on West Pike
street at s. O'Clock tonight. rs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07

piTFsBuRG jan Fire
starting early today in the
bas seinerit Of d iaftwafe store
ssiti Wilkins shurg dfoSs more
than 9 hundred persons from
their homes in theii night
ptlfes and des stfoyed three
bnildfnfs and the First Church
of Chfist with a loss Of >f75.-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07
DENIAL MADE
BY Germanyyof. The Report That
Belgian Cardinal Has Been
Arrested.
az A.see,.1Ip .ss..,!,,, I! I.

LONDON. Jan. The German mill
itary government of Belgium has is
sued an official denial to the report
that Cardinal Mercier, the Belgian
member Of the sacred college. has
been arrested by the German author
tiles.
Cardinal Mercier was reported un-
officially to have been arrestea on &C.
count OF pastoral letter in which
he was said to have advised Belgian
civilians not to recognize the author
its of the German administration Of
belgium. While the reports were
doubted at the Vatican an inquiry was
Instituted by Pope Benedict with the
idea Of making a protest TO the Ger
man government. according to Rome
dispatches, should the arrest Of the
cardinal be established
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-07

senneheim, in Alsace, were repulsed.
In their Operations against the
Russians, the Germans claim to be
making progress in spite OF the un-
favorable weather conditions.
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9'aftl cloudy and colder tonight.
l'ridsS N Colder 81 = east portio'n','ss' y
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-15
JENKINS TELLS
EARLY EFFORTS
TO MAKE MOVIES

C. Francis jenkins Of Washington.
D. c., brother of Atwood Jenkins OF
Richmond and q former resident OF
this city, invented the motion picture
machine in 1894 and received $50
for his invention. Articles on the sub
jecta OF the ups and downs Of the form
er Richmond man, which were written
by James B. Morrow. q Washington
newspaper correspond, 1T, were print
ed Sunday in the magazine sections OF
q number Of metropolitan newspapers.
MY price was $4,000" Mr. jenkins
told Mr. Morrow In the interview, 1.-THE
buyers offered $500 and we compro-
missed. Now according to the figures
of the government, billion and half
is invested in the movie business
The profits last year were forty-five
per cent. Eleven million people are
seeking the pictures daily.
What was my first invention? A
bean shelter. was ten years old at
the time. My father. a Quaker farmer,
moved TO Ohio from North Carolina
because he was opposed to slavery and
settled near the city of Dayton, said he
could shell more beans by hand than
could with my contraption.
my next invention was q jack for
raising wagons. We were then living
or large farm seven miles from Rich
mond, Ind. Ventures which followed
were dismal failures. My father sent
me to Earlham college where l made
good Roadway in mathematics. might
have been farmer, an engineer or 3
business man, but the west beckoned
to me and I answered the call"