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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30
SICK TEACHERS DRAW mo PAY. l:
WILL ASK BOARD TO ALTER rule

mediate family her pay would not be
"docked" for the time she was off
duty. This custom has also been dis
pensed with. 1t is stated, and the teach
ers now only receive pay for the act
ual number of days they work.
!, Teachers contend that in every line
OF business, almost without exception,
where people work on stated salaries
and are not. paid by the hour, pay
ment in full of salaries is made. for
a reasonable length Of time, in the
event Of, incapacity by illness or in
jury. They believe this humanitarian
policy should be applied to members
OF their profession. .:
Teachers, it is scontended, are con
stantly being exposed to the maladies
their pupils suffer from.
Action by the school board in es-
tablishing a teachers pension system
In Richmond is being anxiously await
ed by the public school teachers. They
are pessimistic, however. believing the
board is not favorably inclined to au-
thorize the establishment of the sys-
tenn ---.--~ .--.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30
MORGAN. IMPROVES
PHYSICIANS REPORT r.!

: NEW YORK. Oct. 30-J. Pierpont
Morgan, the famous banker who was
operated ON for appendicitis yesterday
passed q comfortable night and his
condition today is satisfactory in eS-
cry way, according, to an official bull
letin issued by the attending physician
= The following was issued at Mr..
Morgan's office: .'.-A -
- ''Mr. Morgan had comfortable
night. His condition this morning is
in every way satisfactory. (Signed)
J. W. Markoe, M. D., H. H. M. Lyle,
Md -.t;' !. ''s' ..3' - -. 70
DIR. Markoe had charge Of the oper.
alton, and no longer considered 1t nec-
essary to remain In constant attend.
ance on Mr.. Morgan" - :t-.'- 80
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30
AMoS BUTLER TO open
SOCIAL WORK MEETING
+. WITH ANNUAL REPORT I
Between 700 and 500 Delegates Aive-Head. of State
Correctional and Charitable Institutions Here-Gover-
nor Ralston Comes Tonight-Exhibits of State
,,'.- A.ylums Display Work in Indiana. i

Delegates to the Itwenty-fourth an
nual Indiana state conference Of char
tiles and corrections began to arrive
in Richmond this afternoon for the
opening session at the East Main
Street Friends church this evening,
when Amos w. Butler, secretary of
the state board of charities and preei:
dent of the conference, delivers his
annual address. 1t is anticipated that
between seven and eight hundred men
and women actively interested in So
ciaI work in every section of the state,
will attend the conference, which prom
isestor be the most successful one ever
held :. e. - -. ,g..' =. --.-s-'- -
Among the early arrivals today were
Mrs, Oya Weiman, Indianapolis. ma
tron of the colored orphans home;
Prof George, Bliss superintendent OF
the, Indiana School for Predetermined
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30
LONDON REPORTS REveRses.

LONDON. Oct so.-The Austro-Ger.
man and Bulgarian forces are again
paying smashing blows to the Servians
and advices from the BALKAN theatre
Of war today contained the news Of
Serb reverses.
KfaEujevats. the headquarters Of the
Sefvfsn general staff, u being sur
rounded BY 0ermNn. Austro- Hungarian
and Bulgarian trd6ps.
It 70 feared that Nish II doomed tc
fan within the next few days.
The Bulgarian army which stormed
Pirot is sweeping westward along the
Sofia-Belgrade railway in an effort to
surround the Serb forces which fell
back from the mountains in the bend
of the Danube. So serious has the
situation become that the entente DOW
ers are bringing the utmost pressure
to bear against Roumania to allow the
passage Of a Russian army into the
Balkans.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30

It was learned today that Richmond
teachers are contemplating petition
Ing the school board again for the re-
storation of a rule regarding payment
Of teachers when absent from duty
because Of Illness. The rule was es-
tablished when the board comprised
Charles Jordan, s. s.. Strattan and Lee
B. Nusbaum. When the board was
re-organized with Charles Jordan, DIR.
n. r. Johnston and Miss Sarah Hill
- members, the rule was rescinded
Later this board was appealed to to
establish the rule again but without
The question. It - stated, has never
been raised with the present hoard,
comprising DIR. johnson, Miss Hill and
Pettis A. Reid. 4. =, s. Il
. Loses Pay for Illness.
The rule in question provides that
II a teacher was absent from duty less
than two consecutive days at any
time she would be paid In full. It
was also provided that whenever a
teacher was absent from duty because
of the death Of a member OF the i'm
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30
IDAHO MAN KILLS.
4 OF HIS RELATIVES

BOISE, Idaho, Oct. 3O.-Posses were
searching the hills about Carey, Idaho,
today. in an effort to capture William
.Cammeron, who last night shot and
killed Mr.. and Mrs. John Adamson,
his wife's parents. their son, w. L..
Adamson. and his own baby. aged 1S
months. at the Adamson home and es-
capped.
! Cameron, it is said, blamed the Ad-
amson family for his wife's action in
suing him for divorce recently.
Cameron went to the Adamson home
and when he did not find his wife there
began shooting at every one in the
house. Mrs. Cameron had left with
her three children just before her hus-
band arrived.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30

Youths, Fort Wayne; o.: Mohler,
general secretary Of the Fort Wayne
associated charities: l.. NJ. Wharton.
general secretary of the Anderson as.
sociated charities: Miss Alice r. Tay-
lor. Indianapolis, president Of the col
ored orphans home; Mrs. Margaret
ity organizations Of vincennes: e. d.
People, president of the charity so
ciety, Michigan city: Mrs. w. G. Os-
born secretary Of the charity society,
'Elwood; Circuit Judge w. c. McMa-
han, Crown Point; DR.. James w. Multi.
gan, superintendent Southeastern Indi.
ana Hospital for the Insane. Madison; |;
Mrs. I. Moseson, representing the or
phans' home, Petersburg. Mrs. 'Wava
Leeming,e secretary charity organiza-
= Icontinued on Page Two.]
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30
BRYAN IS IN CITY --..
- BUTSAYS NOTHING

William Jennings Bryan, thrice can
didate for the presidency on the Dem
ocratic ticket and former secretary of
state. visited in Richmond for, a. few
minutes last night. The. Special" train
carrying him on his whirlwind tour Of
Ohio. in the interests of prohibition,
brought him here about Z o'clock. The
train came from Eaton where Bryan
delivered a 80 minutes speech and
stopped here only while arrange
ments were made to make the trip on
to Dayton where he spoke later In the
evening, .'s- - 81. = p y
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30
Entente Powers, Alarmed at
Situation, Ask Roumania
to Permit Passage Of
Cars Army.
SHELL BULGAR COAST
9 Residents Of Varna Killed
in Bombardment of City
by Russian Black Sea
Fleet.

SOFIA. Oct 30-(via AmsterdamJ
-Pirot. the strongest fortress in east
ern Servia. has been captured by the
Bulgarians. 1t II officially announced
All along the Timok valley. in north
eastern Servia, the Servians are In re.
treatr. hotly pursued by the Bulgars.
In southern Servia, the advance OF the
French has been checked. the Bulgar-
ian war office says.
Nine resident of Varna, including
three women. were killed when the
port was shelled by twenty ships Of
the Russian Black Sea fleet
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30
S STEEL WIRE GO.
BUYS FACTORY


Asdeat whereby the plant of the
defunet Richmond Manufacturing
company West Richmond, was
disposed OF by James Judson, for
merly Of this city, to the American
Steel and Wire company OF chica-
go, has been put through, It was
learned this afternoon.
The purchasing corporatton-wtlt
at once enlarge the plant and en-
pIoy a large force Of men IN the
manufacture Of steel wire. An
other Richmond concern, the ELL
ott.Reid Fence company, has for
several years been selling its en-
tire output to the American Steel
and Wire company. ~
This deal 10 one Of the most I'm.
portant transacted in Richmond In
a number Of years. 1t 10 under
stood that complete details con-
cerning the plans for the local
plant Of. the big wire company will
be announced soon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30
TORPEDO DESTROYED
STEAMER HESpER|AN
NAVAL EXPERTS FIND

4 WASHINGTON. Oct. 30.-Navy de-
partment experts today reported to
the state department that the frag-
ment OF steel found on the liner He's
perian after an explosion occurred on
that vessel in the Irish. sea were parts
0f torpedo and not a mine, as first
reported. This report caused q small
sensation In the state department. 1t
was stated that representations will
be made to Germany at once on the
matter e~- ~ /
The Hesperian was attacked. off the
lrish coast the evening Of September 4.
The ship was kept afloat until the
next day. and sank as It was being
towed to port. .t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30
KING GEORGE. BETTER

= LONDON. Oct. :so.-The condition of
King George, who: was thrown from
his horse and injured while reviewing
troops on Thursday morning. is salts
factory. The attending physicians an
nounced today that the king. is pro-
crossing in a satisfactory manner and
that he will soon be out and about un-
less complications develop '',.., :.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30
NATIONAL PROHIBITION
BETTER THAN MANY GUNS,
BRYAN ARGUES: AT EATON
former Secretary of State Point. Out That Military Prepared
mes. Rests on Temperate Men-Pleads that All Polt-
cal Parties Unite to Drive Liquor Out 81 Ohio
-, and Ultimately Out of Whole Nation.

Bryan, former secretary Of state in a
Commute speech here in the interest
Of the "dy" cause which will be voted
upon at the election in Ohio on No
vember @ -' s'-s-
Mr.. Bryan's drawing powers were
attested to by the hundreds of people
.(Continued On Page Two.l /
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30
ARSENAL
MT BY zEpPElINS

rLONDON, (by mail to New York. }
Oct. 30.-Woolwich- arsenal. one Of the
biggest in the United Kingdom. was
damaged by the last Zeppelin raid.
It Is reported that several bombs fell
upon the arsenal killing number Of
men,. The buildings had been. dark
ened In anticipation of the raid. but
the Germans were able to locate It in
the dark.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30

: For Richmond-Fair~ tonight, and
Sunday, followed by increasing cloudi-
ness. Warmer Sunday. : q ..'. .'
General condittons-Excep for
q storm over the Florida peninsula,
fair weather prevails all over the Uni
ted States. Warm weather. prevails
west of the Mississippi and as far
north as Southwestern Canada. The
temperature at Medicine Hat, Canada.
is 70 degrees. ~
= w. e. Moore, Weather Forecaster.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30
RUSS ARMY SETS SAIL.

BUCHAREST. Oct. 3o.-A great
fleet Of transports carrying Russian
troops for the invasion of Bulgaria has
left Odessa and Sebastopol. The
Black Sea coast Of Bulgaria is again
being shelled by Russian warships In
an effort to open up the way for q
landing. King Ferdinand's castle At
Euxinograd has been bombaried.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30
Bv@L. FRANCIS ROSS.

EATON. O.,-Oct. 30.-Adyocacy Of
national prohibition as O. means of pre-
paredness to safeguard the. country
from the attack OF any foreign power
instead of enormous increase Of naval
and military armament, was express
ed last night by william Jennings
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30
ALLIES SHELL TURK TRENCHES.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Oct 30-(via
Amsterdam)-Heavy artillery fire or
both sides marked the fighting at the
Dardanelles. The Turkish war office
announced today that the allies fired
a thousand shells against the Turkish
trenches in the sector of Sedd- Ell Bahr
during one cannonade
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30
ADAMS GIVEN
FIRST PRIZE BY JUDGES
At The ART EXHIBITION

nineteenth annual exhibition Of the
Richmond Art association was well at
tended last evening A.
/. George Herbert Baker OF this city,
was awarded the Richmond prize.
Icontlnued On Page Ta~o.l
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-10-30
Weather Forecast,

United States Report-Fair tonisht.
Warmer north and central portions.
Sunday partly. cloudy and warmer. =. !,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-03
OIL AMI. GAS
Development
o. D / TR|sIATE
Latest Rspofts 81 Operations III
West VIRGINIA, Pennsyl-
vaffa and Ohio.

Il Southeastern Ohio Operators are
having better success In the deep sand
territory in the Union Furnace dis
ltrict, Starr township ], Hooking county,
than in any other part OF the Buckeyel
Estate. Within the last few monthsl
some credita Bile producers have been
completed in that district and the I'm
Furnace OIL Company has Just, COM
lpleted the best Of all late complet ions.
1T is this conapany's No. q on the stats
farm, in the northeast quarter Of sec
I ton !" Starr township. The Clinton
lsan was reached at a depth of {, 1854,
feet and at twenty ifeetsin the sand the
pay was enc ountered and the well be-
|gan to fill up rapid ". The tirts TWEEN
lty-foNr hours after 1t was shot IT
placed t245 barrels to its credit.
The Union Furnace district hast
more promising unde eloped territory
than any other Of the. deep sand dis
tricts. Recently there has been an
effort made to carr ythes producing
lines into Vinton county and the out
look Is rather encouraging. A large
acreage is,under lease In Vinton coun-
ty but during the period OF a sl6wl
market holders did not make an eff
fort to test 1t out. Prospects for new
|productio min the deep sand territory
are better than In the shallow sand.
In the, northern END Of the field in
Licking, Muskingurn and Coshoctoh
counties, there has been considerable
work completed and in some locali-
ties good producers have been found.
Light Producers In Old Territory
N the Junction City district, Pike
Perry county. Ralp BROTH
lers drilled their test on the George
|spaeks farm through the Clinton
sand and found It barren. This To-
cation Is one7half mile southeast OF
tie test on the Schneider farm. The
Carter Oil Goni pany's No. 8 on the |
la. o. Balghman farm Is not good fo,ir
more than: fifteen barrels a day. AT
IBrink haven, JEFFERSON township; Knox
county, the Ferbing Drilling Compayn
has the rig completed for q third test
lon the w. a. Barnes farm. In Kilbuck
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-03

/. Is
township. Holmes county !. the Kill
buck. Miller Gas ana oil Company is
due in the Clinton sand at q test on
the w o. Med a farm. IN the Be
rea grit development, near, Connels-
vile. Brush Creek township, Mus
kingum county, there is a little new
work starting.
West Virginia Has: New Discovery.
/ It has been several year issince Put
nam county, has had a. discovery that
attracted attention. The Wayland
OIL and Gas Company has mad one
that Is regarded as somewhat impors
tant and may lead up to the develop
ment Of a Salt sand pool. The well, 10
this compsny's test, on the Hedrick
farm on Climbers Greek ana Is report
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-03
For the BABY

For the average normal child per-
,haps the most important and yet the.
least expensive OF his requirements
Is a liberal supply Of 20 Mule Team
Powdered Boric. Isl
If you will stop and think min
nte, you win recall that nearly all
eye waters. are made Of ;boric and
| that the physician and nurse use
boric extensively as an ,antiseptic.
The important thing Is to get our
absolutely pure, high grade 20
Mule Team Powdered Borit. Use It
Dust Ills tender lite body with
20 Mule Team Powdered Boric yher-
ever there Is tendency to chafe.
Use solution Of 0 Mule Team
Powdered Boric in washing all the
natural cavities Of the body Advsr-
Z aHeMent,rs ~ ~ ~ : = 4 "a ~ j -.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-03

William g. sDowlan has just com
pleted a one-reel comedy by Leonora
Ainsworth, entitled, "The Devil and.
Idle Hands," in which Gloria Fonda
and Dowlan play the leading roles.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-03
II is sThe Girl from, TINS
Place. FeaturingsMiss
Maud FeaIY.

The big offe' 1g today at the Bijou
theater is THE Girl from Tins Place.
I three act Knickerbocker Feature
Company production. Miss Maud
Eealy, the distinguished actress. takes
the title role in this fine dramatic pro-
sduction. BLOW for Blow from the
famous old melodrama Of the same
name, is a Klaw and Erlanger Offering
III two acts. withdrawing William"
o one reel Kalem comedy and a Hearst
sse1tg News Pictorial are added attrac-
tons.
Thursday Marie Dressler; the cele-
brated fun maker Of Broadway will be
the Bijon attraction. She will be seen
in TITLES Tomato Surprise" q six
act v, l.. s. Il. product ion. In short
and to the point this comedy is recon-
mended to cure all ills. See It.
It Is reported that Mary Anderson
De Navarro has consented to appear
on the motion picture stage under
the direction Of Thomas II. Ince. Sir
Beerbohm Tree will also appear In
picture drama under the same pro-
ducer. 81,
a beautiful and realistic story laid
In far of India, filmed by the Univer-
sal Broadway Features Company, and
featuring the popular stars, Francis
Ford and Grace Cunard, is the special
offering Of the orpheum theater today.
The famous story, THE Relief OF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-03

lucknow" Is the one from which it
Is adapted and It deals with the upris-
ing In India and the struggle Of the
English to save the country. Grace
sCunard plays the part Of the beautiful
Scotch lassie whose father Is a mis-
sionary in this distant city. How she
escapes the many perils that await
her is interestingly pictured in this
great Aim spectacle: Over twenty-five
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-03

Tomorrow. Hobart Henley will APP
pear In the Universal Broad way Feat
ure, 1.-THE Deficit, and the noted COM
edian, Charles Chaplin, will be seen in
"a two reel comedy full Of fun called
''Pincus at the Bat
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-03

81 sood IA s;v Y,ss,rs, Fl Z dsy r. ia ia
s a ssSa The he nearest oil @ i ction
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IL IL IN strika 10 ti,a forefunnars 81, q
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co rs (, stsd fsan tins - ANA !.
n ns' p s1 County amy Int Il faiied foi
h = : ne : ss; 1s,sy ~ resnits pntnam
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irsst cnrsSt; 40 t1st 10. mt ham a.
thn vs I'M ;s'i. tasted IA ia make it, IN,
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IdnaaIn Comfy Develonme,,ts
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4. ,.t,nS w.. :, ~, ~ nrs then any I -
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-03
k11ickerbo cker Fil7l
Showing at the Biiou
hundred people appear In tie cast st and
1t is wonderfully acted and sublimely

hundred people appear In the cast and
lit is wonderfully acted and sublimely
pictured. "a
Tomorrow. Hobart Henley will app
pear in the Universal Broadway Feat
ure, 1.-THE Deficit, and the noted COM
edian, Charles Chap lit, will be seen In
a two reel comedy full Of fun called
"Pincus at the Bat
- o ~
William g. sDowlan has just COM
|pleted a one-reel comedy by Leonora
Ainsworth, entitled, "The Devil and
Idle Hands," in which Gloria Fonda
land Dowlan play the leading roles.
The Lewis Oliver Players, who
opened q season Of stock at the Palace
theater, Monday, have made good, and
there Is no doubt about their success
in Ciarksburga as Mr.. Lewis has one
of the best companies ever seen here
lat popular prices and the production
for the first half Of the week of "The
Blindness OF Virtue" is one Of the best
seen at the Palace in many q day.
Miss Ethel Grandin is the .tEflen In
the play and she has made many.
friends by her excellent work the first
two days, Augustus Herman, as the
Rev. Harry Pemberton; Joshua Evans
las Collins, Miss. Samantha DeIand as
Mary Ann and Miss Lizzie Gibson as
Mrs. Pemberton, all deserve special
mention for putting the play over in
such manner, while Fred Beoudoin, /
las Cookie" is known by every patron
|of the Palace, and receives q reception
on his first entrance each night. or
course the honorsl fall to Jack Lewis
in the part of Archib ald Graham, and
he proves himself to be worthy or the
part Of al times. THE Blindness Of
Virtue" will be presented again tonight
for the, last time. Starting tomorrow
Mr.. Lewis will offer for the first time
IN Clarksburg 1.-THE Return Of Robert
Wicherly" play with d thrill and a
punch.
8. With the beautiful and clever
Blanche Sweet in the title role Sup
ported by Carlyle Blackwell, Theodore
Roberts, James Neill and other menu
bers OF the Lasky all star com pany,
the famous Edward Locke drama"
The Case Of Becky" is the chief attrac-
ton at the Robinson Grand today.
This photodramatic Is so unusual that
when 1t was produced in dramatic
form, on the stage, by David Belasco,
i was the sensation Of the theatrical
decade.
Miss Sweet has never before been
seen In a play OF this character, chang
ing as she does before the camera,
from. q pretty, sweet girl into q coarse,
malicious creature entirely different
fro mher usual self. AS Dorothy, she
lis q lovable girl and through her gem
tleness, secures many positions by
which to earn her living; but the mo-
fment she is crossed, her other person.
atty asserts itself In the form Of,
Becky, little hoyden, whose contempt,
for everything and sharp tongue gets;
her Immediately into all kinds Of,
trouble. 4
Thursday, Marguerite Clark will be
presented III q Aim version OF the FAM
GUS comedy success, Seven Sisters.n
4
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01

FOR SALE-0ood hand-cut csnta-
loupe ssed. lnQ6ire Of @. A. 0le-
ber, Phone Junta ko1.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01
HIGH SCHOOL COLUMN.
Peri-, Lewis. 'is. Editor.

Every member OF both the Junior
and Senior classes always look for
ward to the Junior-senior reception
At the end Of the year. And this
year the Junior class endeavored to
crafty the expectations OF the SEMI
ors BY serving this annual banquet
at the Harvey House. For many
months the members Of the Junior
class have worked uncessingly 10
forward the success Of their Pecep-
tion. And the results Of their Ia
boss have well repaid them for their
efforts. The record Of this recep.
tion. ths first ever held st the HaF-
vsy House. will certainly 90 down In
The history Of L. Justa High School
- brilliant SUCCESS.
A. ssraassl ths guests basaa "a
aerive a sbout Z o'ciock. When oil
hsA arrived they - ista
he .Aiaiss room. slaGH yst salt.
abis Ascorssioss wses = The taSlss
sad The aspect vas iaAesA Dlessisa
q The eye. The csstsspiscss vers
carnations. srsss and Dlik, ths
ooiors Of the Ssaior class. Dsinty
Olacs cards sad favess we're arrsas.
81 on the table Which Desssnted yer,
Dosssins sffscta. TIE gussas bsinl
sssts1. vssnea McCsns. Dessidsat o.
he Juaioe class, gave Tie vslcoainl
addssss. and ~ rsVay vas very sDe
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01

plants: also - aad elm tree. flve
feet II AelgheA. lseuise of .. n,
Miller. NsssA Il Juata. o. Dhoas
East lee.