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Many a political candidate stands
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ing others from getting at it.
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Good Reason.

why am 1 always being made tn
goat?"
b why are you always butting in?"
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READING ACKNOWLEDGMENT 9:2e-31
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people.-Prov. 14:34.
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The Classic Vogue.

"Do you admire the classics?" in
CURED the student.
WELL" replied the theatergoer, IT
don't care much for it in literature,
but it's all right in dancing"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-03-25

But man who rushes the GROWER
is never in a hurry himself
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-03-25
Good Title,

"Why do you call your play The
Porous Plaster'?'
because I want it to draw
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-03-25
A Variation.

els the five-cent loaf thing of tue
past?"'
mo. It's still possible to loaf an
hour in picture show for that price,
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-03-25

Poor Prospects.
"The baby has it's mothers nose"
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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-03-25

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
lAIRl u
Of an Industrial Nature Causes
Teamsters and Laborers
to Be Laid Off.
nv assoc ARC -asts,

CHICAGO, April II Lumber
dealers of this city began laying on
teamsters and laborers today as result
Of the industrial war that broke out
yesterday between building trades
unionists and their employers. Brick
yards in Chicago and surrounding
territory also gave evidence OF IN ap-
preaching cessa ton of work when an.
we're posted that huns
dreds Of employees would have to be
taken OFF the payroll until the demand
for building materials was resumed.
The Lumber Dealers Association
announced that 5000 men would be
discharged pending q settlement OF
the strikers and lockouts. These men
have had noApart on the content ton
between the building construction en-
ployers association and the union
forces, which refused to bind them
selves to three-year contract design
ed to prevent sympathetic strikes and
their attendant evils.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
To Make Observation and Re-
port on Japanese Naval
Activities There.
ARRIVAL THERE is DUE
Secretary Daniels Of the Navy
Department Finally Gets
Busyin the Matter.
f0raArscer.rrp sHEaa,

WASHINGTON, April j Admiral
commanding the Pacific
feet or the west coast of Mexico. re-
ported to the navy department today.
that he had ordered Commander
Noble e. Irwin on the cruiser New
Orleans to proceed at once to Turtle
bay, Lower California, and report on
the activities of Japanes naval forces
there.
The New Orleans was due to reach
Turtle bay today and Commander.
Irwin is expected to report the results
Of his inquiry by wireless.
Secretary Daniels had telegraphed
Admiral Howard a summary of a re-
port. alleging that While the ostensl-
Bile purpose Of Japanese activities in
Turtle bay is to salvage the grounded
cruiser Asama the real object Of the
operations is to occupy the bay and
adjoining shores as a base OF opera
tions. @
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
FACTOR Y BLAST IS
TO END ON ll41AY 20
Window Glass Fac tories of the
Country viii Shut Down
for@tfle Summer. ID

PITTsBURG, Pa. April ,l7 Com
menting on the window glass situa-
tion, the Glassworker says:
Jobbers were being advised this
week to place their orders immedi-
ately if they want any considerable
amount OF glass; as many plants were
still closed and those scheduled for
resumption would moi equal the proph-
esied number. The curtailment was
estimated at from a million to- a mil
lion and quarter boxes, but there
are Indications just now that this es-
innate VIII be considerably increased.
5 Many hand plants are preparing to
resume it being reported that with
the exception Of Maumee, Sandusky,
Shreveport, Texarkana and Wabash
plant at Vincennes, Ind. all factor
les of that. character would be placed
in operation. OF the machines plants
Kane, Mount Jewett and Lancaster
have announced that they will not
start again this fire. The American
W:ndoW Glass Company is at present
operating one tank, six machines, at
EMonongahe1a ;two tanks, twenty-follri
machines, at Jeanette, principally on
Ispecialties: one tank, four machines,
on work, at Arnold.
The factories which do resume for
the remainder Of the fire will not
have long to operate. as the blastwill
ternnin May %. Much OF their pro
dpction will be required to balance
up their stocks IN cut sizes, according
to the Johnston Brokerage Company.
and to nticipate their needs for fol-.
ei sn and domestic demand by accunl-
|nlating fair quantity Of single and
donble strength stock sheets. IT. has
been difficult to. fl !. orders promptly
where buyers wanted quick service.
and this inconvenience Is s-1ikel To
continue for the remand Ter Of the sea-
son unless buyers anticipate their
wants promptlr.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
Weather Conditions Are Chief.
Cause of Halt in the Car
pathian Fighting.
INDIANS DEFEAT TURKS
On Western Front Actual Oper-
atoms Lapse into Status
sMidWinter Quiet.
Y q. A.soe.ArEn3rrEss'

LONDON, April THE allies on
one side and Germany on the other,
are today taking inventories of the
Injuries inflicted BY the recent aerial
operations and with the usual contra
&dictorv results. The attackers claim
that their assaults from the air craft
have resulted in the destruction OF
military transports and equipment
while the defenders report that the
tangible effect Of these operations
have been casualties to civilians and
slight damage to property. The peo-
pie of England under the influence
of8their recent experiences are today
looking for a repetition Of the aerial
attacks. Up to noon no such occur
renee had been reported.
Weather conditions seem to be the.
chief cause OF the present halt in the
Carpathtans. AZ correspondent Of the
Associated Press with the Austrian
forces reviewing the situation de-
clares that the Russian offensive was
checked after debauching on the
Hungarian side Of the LupkoW pass
and Strengthening out the Austrian
wedge, which had been driven into
the Russian line near Uzsok pass
The claim Is made that the Russians
suffered fearful losses IN making
theirAsupreme effort to gain the Hun
garian plains. the casualties being
particularly heavy among the noble
born officers of crack regiments. In.
any event 1T is the opinion of British.
observers that whatever else may be
retarding the Russians, flooded
streams and impossible roads in the
Carpathians are ample reasons fo.'
the present delay.
With the news OF renewal or activ-
ity by the allied fleet In the Darda-
~ 1,a{ GaT
man press Is giving the Impression Of
a possible modification Of the present
policy OF Greece.
The British colonial Office has is
sued an official report claiming VIC
tory for an invading British Indian
force over the Turks IN Mesopetamia.
On the western front signs are
growing that the Germans may an
tjcipate the long predicted general
allied offensive but actual operations
seem to have relapsed into the status
Il of midwinter quiet.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
QUESTIONS |: |.
of Various Kinds Are Consid-
cred by D tors of Local.
Board of Trade.

At meeting Of the directors Of
the local board Of trade Friday nj ght,
it was decided to join in a petition8to to
the surgeon general OF the United
States and the government public
service bureau to send q corps Of field
men here to cooperate with various
interests in making a health survey
OF Clarksburg.
A resolution asking the telephone
companies to unite inssome ways as
tolsu bstftute one adequate service for
the two the community has now was
endorsed.
The directors endorsed the idea OF
building up another sch ool 4; In the
community#an and end orsed the plan Of
Miss Kennedy and to erect a school
building near the Clarksburg Coun-
try Club property but took no fur
Sther action In that respect. s
5 Secretary George Dud derar5
Informed the directors that prospects
of the Adams Express Company's en-
stering and staying In this he1d were
bright. The new service may come
within sixty days. Efsa
Delay Of eastern mai IS has been
adjusted by the board J. &5
Ss Secretary Dud derar reported the
visit OF @. w. Gal 1oWay. general man
!ager Of aBaltim ore and&O Ohio and
u. Blazer and B. Villiams.
general superfntend dents, Friday IN
connection with condi ditions generally
and protection at railroad Z, crossings
in particular.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
TOUR
BY the Hamilton Party and
Others to Be Made of. the
ountY Monday

IN connection with the Hamilton
.evangelistic campaign q tour OF the
county Is planned for M onday. The
touring party will consist of the
Hamilton party, choir members and
several local ministers. Twenty-Five
or more automobiles will be used.
The Revs. G. D. Smith. w. II.
Fog1esong and w. NJ. Long in VA.
3Gay1ord's automobile went over the
route Friday#sto bill the meetings to
be held on the tour. returning g latesin
the afternoon. The autombile party
will leave the court house at s.
o'clock Monday morning and arrive
at the following places as follows
and hold meetings OF twenty minutes
each .5g z4s
Quiet. Dell at $3.50 o'clock. Ro-
mines Mills at 9:2O !. Lost Creek at
1880. West MI ford at 1880 = Salem
at q: 15. Bristol at 2 IS o. Wolf Sum
NIT at 3 20. Reynold lille at a Viii
sonbrug at 4:3O and the Clarksb sburg
court house at $3.50. where the last
meeting will be held.
e If Monday is a rainy d ay. the tour
will be postpo oned until the lowing
Monday.
The committee In charge says the
party is not to be exclusive. Every
one is invited to go. a basket lunch
will be served at West Milford.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
RIDDLE Regulates
.confessionso Of Murder of Susan
Coleman Alleged to Have
Been ade tot Police.
t.y 4, yAsaoe,.rrplrrrl., =, 81

LIMA. O., April 50 Doranco
Riddle. %, In Jail here on a charge Of
second degree nurd der in connection
with the killing OF Susan Goleman, ZIG,
Wednesday night, today repudfated
his alleged confession made to police.
Officers say they have strong case
against Riddle They say he told them
where the victims hat could be found
on top OF a freight car, where he had
thrown Il They traced the car to
Ohio City and recovered the hat. Cal
win Coleman, father Of the slain girl.
charges that the murder was com
United three blocks from the place
where. the body was found and the
girl dragged after being slain to the
railroads yards where workmen dis
that another man participated In the
killing and says he viii cause his
arrest g9.a55 sssi 35ls ~ XVI ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
THAW HOPEFUL .
That He Will Be Given a Jury
TestinC Court OtEHis
Sanity.
~ A..e=1AIEn r.asar

BOSTON, April j Harry K. Thaws#
not only expects a jury trial of his san
ity but has strong hopes that the at
itorney generals office will join with.
his counsel in upporting the motion
to this end when it comes up for arsu-
5ment in the supreme court in New.
York on Monday.
Thaw's mother. Mrs. Mary Copley
YThaw, who was here today, said we
are NOT discouraged by yesterdays
decision Of the appellate division Of
the supreme court denying Harry an
opportunity to return to New Hamp-
shire. On the contrary ! ann satisfied.
with the progress made thus far and
believe that thesend OF the long drawn
out litigation Is In sight
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
sH01| | /
IN the Abdomen is the ReaI
Cause of the Illness of the
Russian Army Chief.
Assoe,Arro p go. ~
BERLIN. by wireless Ap

BERLIN. by wireless. April j r.
The General Anzeiger. Of DuIsburg.
5Rhenish Prussia. says it learns from
an absolutely unimpeachabel source
that the reported sickness or Grand
Duke Nicholas Micholavitch, COM
maner In chief Of the Russian forces.
was due to shot In the abdomen
fired by the late General Sievers. of
the defeated Russian Tenth army.
The General Anzieger says General
Sievers was SUNNI oned by the grand
duke to explain the retreat OF the
Russian Tenth army. "A heated colo
guy took place. he newspaper says.
and the grand duke gave General
.Sfevers box on the ear. The latter
thereupon drew a revolver and
wounded the grand duke. subse-
squently turning the weapon upon
himself The fact that General Sic
vers had committed suicide. the
newspaper continues, was learned ae
the time Of his funeral but the news
that Grand Duke Nicholas has been
wounded has only Just become
known. s 4S. NJ i
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
GAS. E|::XlPLO|:DEsi.
In a West Virginia Coal Mine
and Three Miners Are
/ Killed as a Result.
q - = - IS

RODERFTELD. April 1t Three
men we're killed ina mine OF the
Coal Company near
here this morning when a pocket OF
gas was exploded by6a shot. Only six
men OF the e 90 usually employed In
the mine had gone to work today and
they were clearing up their work
when the shot was fired
The explosion killed three working
in the immediate vicinity but the
other three mad dei their way to the sur.
face. Reports that seventy-fve min
ers had been entomb bed were circu1at-s
ed throughout this section and q res
cue car Of the fed deral bureau Of mines
was ordered here from Mattewan.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
B|:|||.R.ANl|.G||.IHZL|NE
of Railroad is TO Be Built b,y
the Western M aryl land to
Helen's Run.

# #:F,AERMONT pril ~ ere 1.
Wheewright,@p @presid lent of the Consoi-
idatton Coal Comp and Presi-
dent g. r. Cray. OF the Western
Maryland Railroad Company, have
beenghere from Bal ltfmore. going over
the ew5coa1S II cid to be opened by7 the
Consolidation Coal Company on
Helen's run. near IEarmin gton. Mr..
Gray was saccompaniedby by his chief
engineer and ther railroad experts.
getting the route outlined for the
building OF the w Western MARYLAND
branch into the new field
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
FRENCH STATEMENT
OF. WARS ACTlVlliT.llElS II les!
iav Aaasc,Arnp PaEss,s

- nv A1asz-IAFlb = y F7-T7
BERLIN. by wireless, April ! li.--- S.
Tho statement today from army head
quarters follows: ~ !
/. French attacks near F'lirey We're
repulsed. East OF Ypres the British
Yesterday used grenades ard bombs
which developed am asphyxiating gas.
On8the south slope of Lorette heights
a small German point Of support.
sixty yards long and fifty yards deep.
was lost. In Champagne. northwest
Of Perthes. q group OF French fortif--:
cat sons was stormed, A French co,ln-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
.sOLI7' ARY C o NFINEME.NT
FOR BRITISH OFFICERS
10y Aseoc,ArEo rREas,

-ON-THE-s u LIE, Ger
many. via Lon don, April ten
British officers, prisoners Of the Ger
mans, have been taken from the local
camp Of prisoners OF war and placed
In solitary confinement in Madge-
burg. This is a measure Of reprisal
for threat In Great Britain OF
the crews Of German submarines
held prisoners IN England. The ten
.offlcers referred to include the son OF
4 former British am bassador in Ber-
lin. The name or this officer, how
ever. is not given.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
RUBBER STORAGE
In Germany is So Acute Thata
Special Collection Cam
paign is to Be Made.
tnr .sGoc,AIrn =, ...,a,

LONDON, April a Copenhagen
despatch says the shortage OF rubber
in Germanyis SO acute that the gov.
ernment is arranging for next week a
special campaign to collect rubber
through ghout the empire. Not single
thing made OF rubber, even soothers
for babies and discarded overshoes,
ons which will daily parade the streets.
Of German towns.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
ALIEN Enemy
Man Claiming TO Be an Amer,
ican Citizen is Charged
with Beingzin London.
A. w 81. = =. 81. 49,

LONDON, April b =-.I Ludwig Paul
Serbact. claiming to be an American
citizen, was remanded to custody in
London today on the charge OF being
an alien enemy, who had failed to reg
lister himself IN acco rdance with the:
British regulations. Selbach admitted
that he was born in Hamburg but he
OF 200. I. iai sis
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
.FREN H SUCCESSFULLY
BOMBARD #A8STR0N 0NGHOLD
- - e \ .-,zsz-zs - z lE1z5 lI=1 - u
tnFS ASSOCIATED PREs81

PARIS. April q s he ministry OF
marine today gave out an official
statement reading:
During the day OF April 16. q
French cruiser bo1nbarded the forti-
.fications Of El-Arish, a fortified town
near the boundary Of Egypt
and Palestine. as we'll as certain de-
stachments OF Turkish troops which
had concentrated near El-Arish.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
AUTO u BUS 81 Line. 3

CHARLES TOWN, APRIL n 4 d
auto bus line has been esta blished be-
tween Charles Town and HarpersI
and Leets. The wiIlSproba-
bly, extend the line later.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
D.E's!UITORY'|'. j FIRING
IS Being kept Up BY the Con
tending Mexican actions
Il across the River.

WASHINGTON, Asp1ril ia Major
General Funston at Brownsville. Tex,
.telegraphed the war department t to-
day that desultory Il ring was being
kept up by the contending Mexican
factions across the river at. Mata1noros:
and that many bull lets continue to fall
upon American soil. SO far no one
has been injured onst he American side,
OF the line
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
HOSTILE AIRSI.Hi'I
Drops Twelve Bombs on The
City of Strassburg and
Two are Injured.

AMSTERDAM: Holland. via London,
April hostile airship at 1880
o'clock this morning dropped twelve
bombs on the city or Strassburg. cap
ital of Alsace-Lorrairle Search1iE Ehts5
showed it disappearing In a noTtherlyi
direction under ombardment OF anti.
aircraft guns. Two persons were
slightly wounded. Otherwise no dam
age was done by the bombs from the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
COMING HOME.
~ Z. - E5llliii q = III y WI
n l1f AHEoeiATEn RnEHH1

I1f1 f1A9EoelAfEnif fNEG11 -
58 TOKIO April - gorge w.
Guthrie. the heAmericangam or to
Japan. ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Guthrie.
left Yokohoma today for the United
States on board the steamer. Man
churia. The ambassado Tor is on leave
of absence. He said he expected to
return before corona ton of the em-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
SENT TO THE ROADS,

In default of paying al fine Of $40 and
costs for stealing a pair OF shoes Inst
December from the Merchants Sales
Company's store on West Main street,
f. Al. Palmer. a negro. .s has been sen
fenced by Magistrate Il. CT NiceWarner
to serve seventeen days at work on
the county roads. sIs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
. lBy Assoclated Press q

tBy Associated Press)
TOXIC. April Count
5Okuma, the japanese premier.
speaking today to number
! OF Journalists on the Europ-
can war. expressed the opin-
ion that hostilitles soon would
have to come to an end owing
Ito the exhaustion OF the.
belligerents. sss - II.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
ii, TAKES OATH. IA.

the city. took the, OH icial oath before
day nigh He will assume thee duties
or the Office kSunda midnight. Sever
al other city oficial ls=e1ect9 have also
taken he4oaths or lice.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-17
RECEPTACLEs FOR OFFERINGS.

Members OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church wilI find envelopes
for their own church offerings In the
receptacles on the posts ot the taberS