The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
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the states pubficSmen and what they
are doing, and upon the states a.
fairs generally. There is none who
can Guido him with a sense Of pride
in being g West virginian. Colonel
Jeffords has a library that is a de-
light to the bibliophile, and Is a con
versationalist Of such rare charm
that his guests count listening to him
not the least pleasure Of visit at his
me home upon the historic heights at
Harpers Ferry. m
Congressman Moss has returned
from Parkersburg. where he went to
argue some cases in court for several
clients. He hurried back from his
home town because Of similar press.
ing business here. Judge Moss. who
has remained in Washington since
Congress adjourned, has succeeded in
q comparatively short time in build
ing up q law practice here that has
the appearance Of continuous growth
and expansion. He has made q spe-
cialty OF interstate commerce prac-
itice and has been retained in several
large cases, which are pending be-.
fore the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. Judge MOSES ofices are To-
Gated on the eleventh floorfof the big
Woodward building:
West Virginia women who are
Tor suffrage, will be Interested in
nearing Of the plans being made for
me DIG convention of the Congress
slonal Union for W oman's Suffrage,
as West Virginia is expected to send
70 IT far larger delegation than
y mas ever sent to any OF the "suff'
rallies that have been held in the
capltal. The opening date Of the
convention is not until December s.,
put the business of getting ready for
It Is under way with full head OF
votes-for-women steam. Mrs. Cyrus
~ Mead, Of, Dayton. o., arrived here
today to take charge Of the public
lty work, and Miss Doris Stevens,
one Of the most active suffrage
workers between the coasts. upon
request, issued the following state
ment especially for the benefit Of her
comrades" In West Virginia:
The convention Of the Congress
sional Union promises to be about
the biggest suffrage event in the HIS
tory OF the nations capital city. We
have leased the famous old Cameron
house next to the Belasco theater as
convention headquarters.
THE convention will have so-
cial opening the evening Of Decem-
. when receptioh will be given to.
sara Bard Field and Miss Frances
Jolltffe, who are crossing the contI-
nent in an auto from San Francisco
as special ENJOYS from the Woman
Voters convention, bearing q petit
ton for passage OF the constitutions
al amendment for woman suffrage
with more than 100000 signatures
attached. = IN
Mrs. Edward NJ. Brtetung, oi
New York, will give a dinner 10 the
delegates to the convention on the
evening Of December II. There will
be a mass meeting in the Belasco
theater on the afternoon, OF Sunday,
December 10, when the two cnyoys
will tell Of their transcontinental
trip. The meeting viii be addressed
BY Mrs. %. H. p. Belmont, Of New
York. who will speak in this city
for the first time publicly. On the
night Of that same date the executive
committee will give q reception to
all visiting women.
Monday night. December 10, the
beautiful Susan B. Anthony pageant.
will be staged in Convention hall.
Miss Hazel Mackaye, sister Of Percy
Mackaye. the poet, will be In. charge.
Il Every state in the Union will ha
represented at this great gathering
Of women who are profoundly inter-
ested in the success OF the cause"
! The $4,000 bail given for the APP
pearance in courS hare OF Margaret
Stout, was ordered by the court to
be paid by her bondsman, Charles
Ray. who informed the court Of.
iticials that he was unable to produce
the woman at the bar. The woman
was at large Under bonds while the
highest court in the District Of Co
Ilumbin passed on the validity OF her
sentence to two years imprisonment
lfcr violating the Kenyon law. The