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The Detroit times., 1915-02-16
MORLEY SCHOOL

EloeestaI stan.-Chief, stesto. Palmer,
Z ooo1ntes, Catherine Draynan. uer-
beft Laskswski. stephen Miller. Rss-
i ~ Eastnan.
n An entertainment was held at the
Morley school In the A room, Feb.
~. IN memory OF Abraham Lincoln.
The following took part: Myra Co
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16
CENTRAL HIGH school.
Editorial Sta@-Chief. II. l.. walters
assistant chief. Fred ThonpsOn (as-
sseiates 20 be seleeteA).

Editorial staa-Chief. II. l.. Walters,
sseiates 20 De seleeteA).
Central's athletic strong arm has
again been set in motion. Games 1t
home and abroad are being well at
tended and specials cars containing
well-trained ''yellers' have been dis
patched to various cities to scare the
opposing teams and at the same time
strengthen CentraPs team. Thanks
to q car load of these happy "rooters'
our teams. both scrubs and regulars,
defeated Pontiac with the following
score: Central scrubs q, Pom
tiac 10: Central regulars 20, Pontiac
10. The next game which Central
expects to win will be played at
Western High next Saturday evening
. Athletics are also important In the
debating organizations, and leans are
being formed In both Gladstone and
House OF Representatives. The Glad
stone team challenges any basketball
team to q game, and the House OF
Representatives team wants games
for the near future. IL Is scheduled.
however. for game with Mt Clemens
on Feb. rs.
The meetings OF all the debating
clubs last Friday were well attended
and the participants on the teams
gave their audiences good speeches to
listen to.
Gladstone debated the bill, "Resolv-
ed, That Detroit should take care OF
her unemployed" The Affirmative was
maintained by Misses Hicks and Stan
sil. The negative by Lull and Thor.
burn. The bill was lost by q vote of
Is to 3.
Besides hearing a good debate. the
members OF the House of Represents
tives were addressed by Mrs. J. f.
Fox, the writer Of a book pertaining
to parliamentary law. II Is needless
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16
TROOP NO. "a


About three years ago a small group
OF boys assembled at Westminster
church for the purpose of forming q
scout troop. In the succeeding two
years the troop did not grow very
fast until January. 1914. when II grew
from Is members to 81.
During the last year the troop has
formed drum and bugle band, which
is now one Of the best In the city.
Our wall-scaling. under Lionel Wat
son. tied with troop 10 for second
place at the Armory, Feb. 8.
Meetings are held every Thursday
night at Westminster church at ISIS
ID. m. Visitors are welcome.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16
HARRIS SCHOOL.

Editorial STAFF Chief. Anksr Law
renee, secssty editor. He.rsetts
sss.. , ::.a.:.... .s' .S:s. ss..
F1ere.ee sanHerseia. hoy Deck.
Ferdinand Reich. JsseDh Gsrssrane.
On account OF the graduation OF al
most the entire former editorial stan
of the Harris school, new chief and
associates have been selected, the TO
suit appearing in the heading above.
OF the former AS class OF "a mem
bers, each one received o diploma and
all but two have entered high school.
Hazel Cook was awarded the honor
medal.
We regret to say that Miss M. VIII
liams, teacher OF room b. has been
absent for some time on account OF
illness, and IL now at Harper hospital.
We are all waiting expectantly |. for
her return. Miss Watkins II taking
her place and We appreciate her kind
ness In doing 30 very much.
Miss Margaret Good. Of the fourth
grade, has been transferred to the
Hancock. school. We were all very
sorry to see her 60.
Miss Rhoda LEM, member Of the
AS class, rendered vocal solo at
the Greusel Evening school. wednes-
day, Feb. 10. for which she received
many compliments. Vera Collins
played her accompaniment, which was
duly appreciated. The Harris school
orchestra also played many excellent
selections on the same occasion.
Mr.. Post visited the school last
Wednesday and taught the boys many
athletic stunts" They elected VIII.
liam Lott captain OF athletics. and
feel sure he will prove q success.
The girls OF room A have started
their lessons in domestic art with a
good viii. and those who are going to
graduate wish to leave an excellent
record In that line.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16
TROOP no. AZ.


Troop a. has the smallest scout IN
the city Of Detroit-Earnest Lamb.
Friday. Feb. 8, all the scouts In the
city went down to the armory.
Troop AZ scouts Were TO do wall
scaling. the badger pull. and TO do 1rst
aid work This was done by Way
land Putnam and Marvin Goodc. A
week ago Sunday. Feb. z. the scouts
were ave years old. and Monday night
al the scouts at Sis repeated the
scout oath In unison.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16

+ttWlth very foW excepuons INC wy
\ sent In by the school and scout editors
: - I'll that could be desired. most OF II
being exceptionally fne, but In q Few
Instances q marked degree OF careless
ness ID shown. much dificulty being
\ experienced BY the printers in making
\ out proper names especially.
Ii is not necessary to write "pret.
tily" or artistically. but II you would
avoid mistakes IN your articles IL ID
absolutely necessary that proper
names at least be clearly and plainly
written. f.
Take the word OF an old. experienced
man for Il that one OF the most desir-
able attributes and one that has de-
ci6ed value IL to be able to write
!, iegibly. Serious blunders have been
made because OF poor handwriting
and many hearts broken. 30 II you are
unable to write q hand that can De
read easily and quickly. make that
subject special order Of business In
your studies and master It.
a little girl at Bishop school de-
clared that the prairie states were
IAN Indian canoe and prairie schoon-
err" The occasion for Q laugh here Is
the state of mind with which you view
the joke. &, S.
washington school boasts OF num-
her OF capable vocalists In room l. and
the editors declare the young voices
are very sweet.
This wise. admonition adorns the
board at Iillibridgs school: III bust
ness II duli. don't grin and bear 1t;
. grin and improve II" The application
can be made, to individuals just as wei
an to commercial interests--dont grin
and bear unhappiness. s E
Looks like a school teacher would
know better than to have the humps,
doesn't TT But Marcy school editors
reports sucL q case nevertheless.
Estabrook kiddies are learning a
brownie folk dance.
An associate editor at George Junior
hish tells most interesting story In
Mondays items about Chief Reuben
Aptekar. He finished the graded
schools In four years and IL now Q
pupil In s-B.
Il child's idea Of q mountain in some
instsnces ID like the disposition of
lots OF people In making mountain
ont Of q mole hill" A little girl ct
Clippert school declared that We get
potatoes from mountains"
Children ct Columbian school have
new song, "a Perfect Day" From
our observations Of Columbian school
al days are perfect days there.
We have remarked before that RUS
sell u = most interesting school and
X You have been following the editors
items you will agree with us.
The articles being written by Her
man BArcus, our only night school
editor, are Of enough interest that one
(. or the morning papers has been crib
bings them. and without proper credit
That Northwestern high school song,
published In the special column Mon
day was some song" wasn't t.? The
author, for some reason not known to
nj desired his name withheld False
prlde, surely.
John Coggan IL the first creditor
10 contribute m editorial on "Our
Couutry's Defense" The subject ID
still open. but II you prefer another.
then select your own.
5 ------
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16

For three pretty young women
ground up In Grand Trunk railroad
wreck, Mrs. Alicia Crowther, Of Mon
trose, settled with the company for
only $25 each. The women were made
OF wax. for models.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16
TROOP NO. 81


At the meeting Friday night. the
Red Cross fund boxes were distrib-
uted among the scouts. and Troop 81
hopes to send In some heavy boxes
when Il In time. A thousand OF these
boxes have been taken by troops I'll
over the city. which ought to help
the Red Cross society In their work.
Allen French announced at the
meeting that every scout will have TO
tell at every meeting what his good
turn was during the week.
A scout II not one for his own
pleasure, but he n preparing himself
80 that he can aid other people on
short notice. II II Q Joy for . scout
to learn all these things and to think
that they may come in handy where
some men do not know how to use
them
Our troop is going on hike" next
Saturday, and we hope TO come back
with our heads full of nature knowl-
edge. We will hold our meeting
around the camp IRE. instead OF at
the church, breathing deeply OF the
pure. fresh air AZ God gives It to N.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16

Looks like school teacher would
know better than to have the mumps,
doesn't it? But Marcy school editors
reports sucL case nevertheless.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16

John Coggan IL the first creditor
10 contribute m editorial on "Our
Couutry's Defense" The subject ID
otill open. but II you prefer another,
then select your own.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16

u child's idea Of Q mountain in some
instances II like the disposition OF
lots Of people In making mountain
out Of mole hill" A little girl at
Clippert school declared that I'VE get
pctafoes from mountains"
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16

An associate editor at George Junior
high tells most interesting story In
Mondays items about Chief Reuben
Aptekar. He finished the graded
schools IN four years and IL now .
pupil In OBJ.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16

This wise admonition adorns the
board at Iillibridgs school: III bust
ness II DUN. don't grin and bear It;
grin and improve IT," The application
can be made to individuals just as well
a 70 commercial interests-don't grin
and bear unhappiness. s. e
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16

Estabrook kiddies are learning q
brownie folk dance. .#"
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16

Children ct Columbian school have
! new song. "A Perfect Day" From
our observations Of Columbian school
Ill days are perfect days there.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16

We have remarked before that Rus.
sell u most interesting school, and
IL yOu have been following the editors
Items you will agree with us.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16

Washington school boasts OF mum.
her OF capable vocalists In room l. and
the editors declare the young voices
are very sweet. @
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16

Ths articles being written By Her.
man Barcus, our only night school
editor, are Of enough interest that one
or the morning papers has been crib
bings them, and without proper credit
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16

"A little girl at Bishop school de-
clsred that the prairie states were
ian Indian canoe and q prairie schoon-
err" The occasion for laugh here Is
the state of mind with which you view
the joke. ~. ST.,
The Detroit times., 1915-02-16
sUGGEsTIoNa

4 with very fsw exceptions the copy
sont In by the school and scout editors
q al that could be desired. most OF II
being exceptionally .fne, but In few
INSTANCES q marked degree OF careless
.ness ID shown. much difnculty being
experienced BY the printers in making
out proper names especially.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29

,,,ont1s respsctireay: the purchaser give
hfs stZSssre5t bearing promISSoEy notes
with good security, and 9,yendor,s len
shall be retained IN the deed convey!n6
SAID resi- estate to further secure the
11npafd purchase money S-,r.S-
= s-s- CHARLES g. C0FFsMAN.
Special COMMISSIONS.
! Wade CoHInan. Clerk OF the
Circuit Court of Harrison County. wet
Virginia. hereby certify that bo11d VIII "1t.i
provided by said decree. has been given
oy saS6 Special Commission.
- L WADE coF'FdAS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29
- -.Aa-
NOTICE.

TO WHOM IT May CONCERN:
Notice IS hereby given that che :under-
signed wattnaAu s.. GIBSON, r&StotnS IN
the Gown Of North View. County OF Rarj
ON the 10th day OF July. 1915, at the
court house OF said County. make .applt7
cation to the Circuit Court OF sa1d
County for q state Incense TO carry q
Tevolver or pistol and a black jacks and
that the Occupation OF the un6erstSoed
The Baltimore and Ohio RailToan Com
pa11ys and@Leutenant Of Police OF SAID
Radlroad Company. having been appofIt-
Governor Of the Sratc Of West VIRGINIA
IN pursuance %of sect OF chapter
145 OF the Code OF. .sN.EXlAa-
wAITSs GEBSoS-e
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29
ALEas su6fn6oEs:

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. -
70 the sheriff OF Harrison County.
.yeu are hereby commanded. as we
Rave heretofore commanded you. TO ssfsn-
mon Flora. Martin to appear BEFORE the
county at the Clerks Once OF our SAID
Court at rules 10 be held therein Tor
next TO answer a bill In Chaneery
against her in our said Court by John
MartiY1, and have 61en1there this writ
said Court at the Court House OF. the
said county, this 18th day OF June. ISIS,
and n the; sind .year OF The sac:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29
OLE NEWS
Continued from page 7-0%ss.,

lea by producing fifteen barrels the7en7
suing twentySfour hours. On Charley
Creek. Grand district Caben county
the HarshbargerH0 On Sand Gas Cons
panys is building the rig for Nos on
tie r. c. Ki1gore farm On -Four
Mile creek. Sheridan district, LIN
coin county, the Columbus Gas and
Electric Company is drilling NO on
the Elias AEidIdm farm
| On Trace Fork, Duva1 district,
Lincoln county. the Wayland On and
Gas, Company IS drilling test on the
"a. a. Lipscomb farm On Gorre1ls
run: Ellsworth district, Tyler county.
George McCutcheon and Company
have drilled their No on the WI
Lam Myers farm through the Maxon
sand and have a gasser-
Son-county, the Hope Natural Gas
Company has drilled a test on the s.
A. Elliott farm through. the Big 1n1un
and ffty-foot sands and has asgaSser-
EOn Simpson creek. Coa1 district the
same company has completed test
on the NJ. D. Smith farm and has
ffth-sand gasser. On Binganon
creek. Eagle district. Harrison coun-
ty the same company has dr1tied
test on the Jerry Hess farm =
Through the fifth sand and has
gaSser.
on Fishing creek, Greene district,
Ewetze4 county Senator J. q. McDer-
mott has now drilled his test on the
[Ifndsey Burley farm through the
Gordon saud. and found nothing IN
that formation This was regarded
as an important lest, located in a
section that had not been previously
tested. On the same stream and IN
the same district. the Silver Hi OH
|orno1anv iS drTIllnp hi the Big Iujdn
sand at a test ON the c. Grossen-
Bacher farm
Pennsylvania. .s1-35; Mercer.
black 81: New Castle 81; Corning
keS: CabelI 81; North Lzma 50: South
Lima SO; Princeton 81; wooster
ST O5: Indiana SO: Somerset so.
Ragland So: Illinois 81; Kansas 30,
Oklahoma 40; Corsicana, Light
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29
Homm or JuD1cIdl SAFE: OF.
vAIUARHE OIL ANO GAS ESTATE
ANn ZEAL. ESTATE.

TGG6AsIE oM;9E1 Gas EsrArE
AND ZEAL ESTATE.
"a at se eeS Geensg Vest VII
gfma- made and. entered on the tSotn
day OF JaSnar sae sas1I5-
Gerry cInse OF SayvsSter r. Michael, sd
nlinIstrator. OF paffy D. Koo3nson. DC.
s sls !a1Saaso 9H 10th DAY or JuEx.
at the front door.sof the Court House
OF HaryssSa Sounfy Veg VINE sss1s etre5
separately for sale TO the highest btdder
the following descrtbed real estate, to
:. "a 49,. part. Of HI the on being e
OF the royalty on the OIL to be dshyered
free OF cost IN lines q Pipe; an soS = t sSf
aaderiying that CERTAIN straet@or parcel
mile Creek; near Do5a IN EaEls piseEss;
BOUNDED a ns saSstsatialiy as fo11oWs.' TO
VIZ On the North by lands OF LLOYD
On the East by lands OF Jehu Robin
On the West by lands Of Charles
e aas am S acres. more or less: being
the interest in the OF and gas OF Dairy
ID. Robinson. deceased. which vas con-
VIE wgf 60 by deed Sealing date the 4th day
Of NAV 1900. OF record in the Country
SszT oeies q Ha1 Psss es Sonny Ebef re-
Is producing gas well upon the above
described tract or parcel OF lacd: pay
aseg py Sarneg;e Natarai Gas Company.
the r roxa ltSz on The oil TO be deliyered
tree OF cost IN lines OF pipe. and OF
w Sae Ioy oii and gas are witi15n and under
i sads situate on Ltttle Ten1nile Creek
near - aroTn' Wese 1Virefria. bounded
s1,bs1sntiaiiy as follows, to witt
on the. North by lands OF Joseph
+ sa on pSe East by lands of Henry John
eoS N ~ e4te - -
On the south by tancs OF "" ~ -
ON the West by lands OF Joseph
rbe,rnpson:
W6icS ,royalties We're conveyed to the
s 49, sr,affy n Roninson now deceased,
p slyvester Michel, r By aeed 9 1sos
Of record In in The Eourty CLERKS once
Of Harrison County in Deed Book No.
| I'D. aSg1.ao -ar an 4J,a MI. being u OF
~ - ~ NJ oil no he deifvered free
of eoss e Ines R,Bs a 5t1n5 .s 2; a TIE
InColfs % 80 lily, =, ,lI,fi nder
iyi tsA those two Certain lots located .ane
waters OF n,! LITE H Isnnoas ceae eex.
West virginia, and designated on NE he
plat OF tne es9.,, rovairsesi
Were W ses reserved sew INTO the SAD DstEy
D Rooinso9 IN ms rIssl3. stec,lTsSS
CERTAIN deea p a1lS ~ IentsInin 81
Sttres bearing date me 20 Gay % tie2Ets
G 1y9s. OF 1es srrttsa Sonnfc in DEED
BOOK No. ia. page s34.
4.-A 1.S2 OF al. Iae Oh - ~ ssJ ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29

---0K0ER 6F-PDBGiGAT1O1E.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Harr4son
County ON Monday. thes-l = day OF
June. 1915. the fono1tne ordeF was was en- en-;
II. J. Lynch, P1aintSn.
er,-land p Rou1ine an infant. Defendant
Offset on Su49.
The object OF this g reanes g
The defen1ant, Orland b Soptne: an In
[ant. amounting to $1tSo-os. end 70 en- N,
mems oS an order OF aetachraeut 3s;
sued against the propersy Q, enc SAG ad
S-15rst ciairus and accounts due Or
land B. Rouine. an ir.fanc .~s..,+
1s,ad Z, sd acfion that due diligence
has been used by and ON behalf Of the
piaintin TO ascertain In Et1as scounky. OF
~ SfafSs of West Virginia. The &e1end-
an oriand b. Romtne. an infant 5is. It
Is ordered that he do appear w1ehtn one
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29
oRDER OF RU811CATIoH.

0znER OF .PUBLICATIOH.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Atzru3es held IN the o@ce Of the Clerk
On MONDAY the 9Th day of June. -1e15.
the foitovvfng order was entered:
John Martin Plaintiff
VS. In Chancery-
Fora Martin. Defendant.
object OF suit
The object of the above entltEed suit
ia TO obtain a divorce from the fboadS OF
noatr!nony by John Martin from Flora
Martin on the. grounds Of ada11ts
And it appearing rom an afndHvtt
martin Is q nonresident OF this State.
# is ordered that she do appear sithin
nI1nlIcation OF this order and 90 Whist
is necessarJ, to project her interest
he Given under my hand this the 1th day
OF June 80. /. WADE coFFoLAN.
STUART. & HAMMoND: ..t..s5 Clerk.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEPoS1x10NS.4

notice TO TA@ DE90S3x303sS.-
John Martin, Plaintiff. -. - =
vs. In Chancery-i VI
Flora Martin. Defendant -. j
Pending in the Circuit Court OF H1r'
rtson County. West Virginia
10 FLORA NARTIS:- q ,.s5s.
Take notice that the deposfeions o.
myself and sundry other pers3nS- waI
be taken at the law omce OF ~
DoddridEe sCounty..in the state OF Wsst
Virginia on the 18th day OF yul - u
ha4ween the hours OF 8 a m. and s. p. m.
to- be read IN evidence on the nearing o.
the above STYLED cause. IN oeha1f. o.
the pIaintin. John Nart1n- :,
depositfous sfa1iSnof be commenced, OF
being Commenced. shall not be com.
pIeted on said day, the TAXING :o!Sie
same win be adjourned and continued
from time TO time until the taxing
thereof. shall have been comp sfe9. -
stuart e Hammond. Counsel foz
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29

Beans, rice, dried fruit and the
like should be kept In glass jars then
ANY kind can be selected at gtance
and mice are never getting into
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29
HOUSE RAISING
WANTED TO BUY
slIukTl0NS WAIVED

as bookkeeper, by al
rinin business College; some experience,
can operate u typewriter and good pen
man. Address .E. b. b. care Telegram
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29

FOR REST-Four room cottage in Broad
Oaks: all modern. convenience W.
Frank Stout Coz Building. Both phones.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29

FOR REST-House Of six rooms. bath
and BASEMENT. centrally located 1n-
-aufre OF s NuSbaurn. 30S Main stree
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29

STUART & HA1fMoND. Clerk
Counsel for Ptadnttn. :.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29

FOR SALEAA two story house OF eight
rooms at Buclhannon. w. Va. CEN
trauy located with all modern cone
vendences. Address Box 15a. BUCK
hannon, w. Va
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29
Help Wanted-MisceIlaneous

WE WILL pay any man or woman $500
for few hours work Larger amounts
for more WORK. Macca Co. BOX SS
Sunbnry, Pa
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FOR RExTrhres fa6n5Sh @s r9 %assr w and
9Se Of cellar Apply at go East f"i'AAs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29

EoP REST-Four or ave furnished furnished rooms rooms
Tor ASns one one OF the best streets
ing ns.ba eity. Use Of porches. baianee o.
bonse will be closed. Write Z. " SoN'
1Sct T-l,rkSburg. W. Va
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29

FoR REST-Fonr room cottage. ON Buck-
hannon PIKE. Stop %, BSoad Oaks hne.
rouoniesely renovated Inside ana out.
annJyS to e 0fcrendIno, Attorneys sos
COZ BldS. - e.ss.e..-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29

about 800 O'Clock. a
large coach dog, young. black and
white. Reward II returned to DE-. G VI.
Kessler. $50 west Pike street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29

WRN7sHED room. nswly f NJ bass rent rent
EooIanab1e- Apply ut 100 s. Chestnut 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29

LOST-Eetween Locust street and New
Fair Ground, Sunday. a Shepherds plaid
Jacket Finder please return 70 Eele-
gram Office and receive reward
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29

ron RENT-A nicely furnished room M nc Of
minutes WALL from eou Fsn hoq seu phone
bs aIn % or apply at 4eS South SeSenth
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PUB6iGAT1oK.

stuart & Hammond Counsel :
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29
q 1o+h DAY OF JUIY,

On the South by kinds OF J. H Kelly:
on the west by lands OF Charles
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29

Bucka1unon and city, tw
automobile tires, Stropped together. IKE
ward IL returned to Smiths Restaurant
West Pike street.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1915-07-16
ANOTHER BIG STRIKE ON
$1,000 WORKERS ON STRIKE AT
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, July 14.-The ranks of
the striking pants makers were in
creased today by 1000 workers, max
ing the total numbers out on strike APP
proximately $1,000. Of those who
went out today 5000 were knee pants
makers and 5000 were vest makers.
The mayors acouncil of Cancellation
met today to discuss the situation and
avert if possible, a strike of $4,000
women garment workers. The WON
en- are acting independently Of the
men, although the demands are sub
stantially the same-for sanitary
shops and restoration of the old wage
scale, which, it is claimed, has been
reduced
In addition, leaders in the unions
Of other male garment workers were
prepared, they said, to call out approx
imately 10000 more men should such
a step be thought necessary.