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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
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Baseball Season Will Be Open
e ed When Local Team Meets
M0rgantoN1.

\ The opening game Of the local
baseball season will be played at )
o'clock Saturday afternoon at Union
Park when the fast Morgant high
school team will clash wit til Coach Ar
nett team representing the Wash
nEton Irving hi igh school
The nice5Wa weath this week
has given Coach Arnetta chance to
whip his team in shape, and all is
ready for the big game. Many
changes had to be mad e in the lineup
by Coach Arnett as he was short OF
material for his pitching and catch
ing staff. Mcmillan. who played
short last season. will be behind the
bat this year and Dawson, who was
the most promising material for the
.outield. will be found in the pitchers
box Saturday. s.Et.,
The lineup for the game SATURDAY.
will be Mcmillan catcher. Luton
short. Dawson pitcher. McAndrew
first base. White second base. Barnes
third base. Schaffner left field. Cole
middle field and Weekly right field.
5Fretwe1l WI Wi1liams and Ash are sub
5stitutes.
At a meeting held Thursday after
noon Mickey Mcmillan was elected
captain Of the team. This is his
third year as captain. ,3
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
French Advance is Being Press
ed from Three Bases in
Thre Directions Now.
GERMANS ARE STUBBORN
In Their Resistance. as Indi-
Gated by French Report of
One Point of Attack.
seT AssaeIArEp prr..,

ID q
LONDON, Apr. 10The French
movement between the Meuse and
the Lorraine frontier is developing
a distinct offensive with General
Ioffre pushing his advance while the
Germans are making furious counter
attacks. This Is the substance of the
latest despatch reaching here
According to an analysis of the
situation by the French general staff
the French offensive movement of
the last few days has been on these
sections. The first is on a front OF
fourteen miles to the east of Yer
dun. the line running southeast from
q point near Etain. the second on
front between st. Mihiel and Pont-a-
4E EMuusson. where the French are at
tacking from the south and the third
\ ts in the north in the vicinity Of Gus
sainYille. where the French now dom
mate the valley Of the Orne.. and are
II threatening the railroad beyond the
river Orne. The French advance is
thus being pressed from three bases
in three different directions.
55s According to Paris official reports
French attacks on fronts many miles
long have occupied new ground
neasuring for several hundred yards
To two miles deep. That the Ger
man resistance to these advances has
been stubborn is Indicated BY the
French report that the Germans on
one point Of the attack left 1,O0u
< dead on The field
From the diplomatic standpoint IN
terest is again centering in Greece
Wtlere Former Premier Venizelos APP
<arentiy despairing of obtaining the
support Of King Constantine in his
effors to secure a retraction OF the
reputation of his policy by the pres
ent cahient. has decided to retire from
politics and may leave the country.
Despatches from II In gary axpress the
hehef that the Russians are lighting
their battles in the Carpathtans for de-.
sl:herate political ends the chief OF
which Is TO sever Hungary from the
dual monarchy.
Some confirmation is given this
theory by the reported alarm IN italy
over the posslbility Of Austria-Hun-
gary concluding a separate peace with
Russia.
.Despatches from Athens set forth
that the allied fleet facing the Darda-
anelles is not far from Bolair on the
GalHpoh peninsula hut this news Is
without official confirmation.
Nothing has come to hand to confirm
u The runors circulated yesterday that
Germany had declared war upon Hol-
land. Military movements are report
ed along the Dutch border but such
activity continually has marked Hol-
lands uneasy neutrality In the past
E and con nsequent1y the present develop
ments are not invested with marked
insight st
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
EXCITING CHASE By
GERMAN SUBMARINE
is Described by the Captain Of
the Blue Funnel Line Steam
er, Theseus.
Z tnY5..roel.rrp 4 I, z, , m, rpE.a, y. . !. i. \.

ga s s#tg tHr A1rnelATHn REH 81
LIVERPOOL, April S:T he p-
tain OF the Blue Funnel line steamer.
STheseus. which left here March 27s
for Java. has sent back a#reports Of an,
exciting chase by a German su bma7
rine. The Theseus managed to make
its escape but tit was su objected to and
v damaged by shell fire from the sub
mersible. Nj
On March 80 at q o'clock in the
morning a su bmarine was sighted at
a point forty miles southwest OF Bish-
op rock. The submarine signalled 1T
y TO stop and abandon ship but this
order was ignored and the Theseus
put on full steam and started zigzaE-
gIng In its course. The submarine
opened fire and continued throwing
shells at the Theseus at Intervals. The
chase continued until 10 40. when
tn submarine abandoned the pursuit
I and appeared to turn its attenttontto
small steamer iying the Norwegian
u Tag ssj# is8
or the III explosive shells 1red By!
Z the $33-inch guns on the Esu bmarine I'VE
1 struck he Til eseu us.and q Ia consid era
Is hls dana aEe. $$i NJ
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE:
Lecture Will Be Given Free by
Mr. StriCklersin the Mason
iC Temple Tonight.
.(By I. w Eakin. y

Christian science is the truth that
heals the sick and sets man free. a
truth that heals all discord, it makes
no difference ether the dtscord Is
physical or financial When we come
to ind derstand the Scripture and spir-
itually interpret IT. we vii be neither
sick nor poor. 8sa
God created man free and all his
creation was for mans benefit. and
when he finished the creation. ne
pronounced lit good. Therefore,
what is not good he did not create.
Discord is not IN Gods creation.
When we come to und derstand God.
there will be no discord. sin nor dis
ease Evil will disappear IN the
presence Of truth S
44 4H All who would hear this truth are
invited to q free lecture by Virgil %:
Strickler at the Masonic temple this
evening. I stnad as a witness Of the
truth. 4 came from Missouri and had
30 be shown before I would believe.
7 AM glad that can testify to the
truth. 5{ies FITS!
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
BY the Pres ident Of the State
Organization for Convention
at Park sburq.

The program for the 5twelft lfth5annual
convention OF the West Virginia
Wholesale Grocers. Associate which
will be held In Parkersburg3;W ;Wednes=
day and Thursda az. April IA and Is,
has been nnounced by W. G. Nee Con-
aughey. Of Parkersburf the zorganiza-
toms presid dent.
The Initial session will be held at
O'Clock Wednesd day evening at the
Chancellor hotel swheresall sessions
Will be called. A mum Der OF leading
men OF the stat are sched-
uled to be present
A banquetw Will close the convention
night 81 connection with
which5a program OF toasts WIN bepre-
scented. The program In detail fol-
lows: ~ 5l
Wednesday Evening.
s5 Convention called to order By the
president t.S 8s# 3S#
Roll cal. II ssss
Reading Of ninu tas. s5s
Introd oductions ofsvisitinE iob bhers.
Annual ad ddress5s BY @. AIc Con-
aughey.
Report IS y 1'rsas FEN q anass N sssE-.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
LOCAL | GIRLS |.||:.L
Are Going to European War
Zone to Join the Red Cross
EOrCeS. .s5

Clarksburg will soon be represent
ed among those who are at the bat
tlefront in France and Belgium work
ing to alleviate the suffering of the
thousands Of wounded soldiers.
Misses MaEtne German and Nellie
Manning, nurses in st. Mary's hoz-
pital. will leave here Tuesday night
for New Pork and will sail from
that place on Thursday for Iapan.
Belgium, where they will join tho
Red Cross forces.
Misses German and Manning. who
are well known in this city. expect to
be gone about six months. They
have many friend here who will re-
tgret to see them leave but who wish
them success In their mission and
Ia safe return to the shores OF Uncle
ga m 5f,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
MISS Ellis Will SOLVE YOUR DIFFCULTIEsFoRY YOU
DRAMATIC DUEL
IS FOUGHT IN AIR

difhcult for Garris. who shot for
ward getting nearer and nearer, but
the German observer used his car
sbine freely and it seemed that the
bullet mis- ght strike. tn aErenchman.
Sud denly a long. Jet Of White smoka
gushed from the German machine
and then q little fame which in an
instant enveloped the whole aero
plane.
tNotwith the extreme peril
the pilot took to fl ght, but his eff
forts to escape soon were converted
into a horrifying downward plunge.
The aeroplane, a mass Of flames.
struck the ground with sickening
thud q score of yards from me and
a column OF black smoke. mingled
with sheets of fire poured from the
fallen machine.
II ran to the aerop plane. VIII ich had
fallen close to fitch and soon put
out the fire. The aviators. horribly
burned, were dead when I reacbt<
them. The gasoline tank contained
two bullet Il o1es. z " $S
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
RAR|GK SELLS
Ideal Studio to Mr.. Hook and
Will Go to Paterson, N. J.,
to Reside.

Charles Rarick has sold the Ideal
studio to w. r. Hook and he will 60
to Paterson, y. j., to live. NIr. and
the country and she has been giving
her personal attention to it for some
time. The Raricks have been IN
$Clarksburg nine years and their stu
dos have always been popular with
/ 5Clarksburg people. Their departure
is regretted. Mr.. Hook has had an
experience Off ten years in the picture
taking business and has been associ-
Iated with Mr. Rarick the last three
years. Continued success for the
Ideal studio under his ownership is
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
"A "A GLA SIS PLANT
Bending D Department of Tuna
Glass Company Destroyed
with Loss of $4,000.

Fire OF an unknown orig gin. which
broke out shortly after noon today
in the bending department Of the
Tuna Glass Company's plant at In
5dustrial, eau sed "a loss Of $4,000 or
more. The building destroyed was
#eparated from the main plant and
was aone-story wooden structure. It
contained a considerable amount OF
glass, two ovensan d other electrical
machinery, all of which is a total
loss. i
The fire started while the work
s1nen in the bending department. were
at lunch and when discovered had
gained considera bic sheadway. The
;company's fire fl ghting apparatus was
soon brought into play but 4 twas too
late to save the burning building and
attention was turned towards saving
the main plant Of the company and
the plant Of the Clarksburg Pottery
Company, which is nearby. Fs
Officials Of the company were un-
certain as the amount Of glass IN
the bending department at the time
of the fire and. therefore, we're un-
able to make any accurate estimate
as TO the loss. However. 1T is be-
lieved that the loss will be at least
5000 90 III
The building was DESTROYED .f IN IN
about an hour and the flame then then
subsided the firemen having pre-
vented them from spreading to the
other bull ldings. s .asJ
An investiga ion Sis to be made into
the cause OF the blaze.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
REPELLED
BY BRliTISH TROOPS
.trr ASSOCIATES pREarl

4safEl5 A9aocIATED RRE2Ei 9
y PARIS, April 9 THE official com
ion from the war Office today
follows
British troops repelled during the
night OF april Ii and ssa German at
tack. Between the Meuse and the
Mosel1e fresh progress was made. AT
Les Eparges we gained new ground
and have remod de1 led the trenches cap
5tured from the German which were
achoked with bodis SO as to make the
parapet face the other way and we
srepel1ed at the close of the day two
counter attacks by the enemy. In the
Montmare wood all the progress we
gained has been maintained despite
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
HATFIELD AT ISSUE lI
With GENER Z Y
tEpretALr TO r.E r1LreaAa ~

CHARLESTON, April Sin state
ment issued today Governor HatfeIds
takes issue with Attorney General
Lilly in an opinion and statement Is
sued yesterday hid that the states
present financial condition and not
an unusua lone, by declaring that ft
bouid be a cause for graft ification to-
me and would afford me much relief
il i could conscientiD tiDus1Y consider the
present condition as nothing apart
from the usual M
The governor also produces 81 letter
from Secretary OF State Stuart r.
Reed. secretary of the board OF public
works, showing that the recordso sof the
board fail TO show where Governor
Hatfield in his official capacity has
stated by Lilly in his opinion
The#gnVeTnor saysat haiti the same
tcaution was used In com putting sta
itistica1s smatteri in general Lii III sEopfn.s.
ion there can be little surprise
shown how the conclusion was
reached that the states finances are
. Quite satisfactory.'' X. n . 81 I. a mno st. going
to ignore the real cond itiOn and at
tempt to show "a situation that does
not exist just 10 please certain inter
ests which expect thereby to save.
tthe governor. If the figures given
by the attorney general are correct.
saves the governor. and there are
ample funds to meet charges upon
! the state treasury there Isl no @deicftl
i existing and certainly Wouldanot be
authorized to borrow money. asSs
Under this cond ton t hose In Eau-
thority should not have suspended
lpayme out Of the state treasury
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
HATFIELD D IS IJRG GED
TO BORROW MONEY
FOR STATE S NEEDS.
State Treasurer Long and State
Auditor Darst Send Him a
Formal Letter.
BASED T. }: ON :ll AN y OPINION i ]. / O
BY Attorney General lilly That
He Has a Legal Right to
Borrow Money.
4 tg7Ts tA5' Z " ~. ati.i n siTi W 3i
tBr ASSOCIATES PnEuHl

CHARLESTON. April 9.-H u
Long. state treasurer, and y. S. Darst,
state auditor. today sent a formal LETT
ter to Governor Hatfield urging him
to take advantage Of teh opinion rem
.dered yesterday by Attorney GnraI
borrow money to pay the runninE ex-
penses Of West Virginia.
State officials. school teachers and
employees of state institutions, who
have not received their salaries for
March. were hoping the governor
would recede from his former posi-
ton and negotiate the. loan.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
NEW ENTERPRISE
iii the Form of Stone QuarryAis
lncorpora ted and Will
Operate Here. NJ

The eWst Fork Stone and Sand
The West Fork Stone and Sand
Ecorporated- The company has organ
lied with the foil lowing off1cers:
Presid dent. William ". Kish: vice
president, Websteri Worley:: secretary,
wv. Arthur Stow: md treasurer, How
ard r Prot theroe. all OF Clarksburg.
Those officers. with w. II. Dawson,
Of Fairmont. conipo ose the directorate
OF the company a:,5 sSEs1
The company will quarry andscrush
stone, and also operate as sand mill.
Some OF the best sand IN the country
rs tos he found On the sho olding pnE
schas
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
TR|POL| REBELS
Attack on italian Column But
Are Driven Off Eafter.a
Sharp Fight.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

II ONE. via Paris. Apr. Nv An
Italian column operating IN Tripoli
for the protection of the harvesting
OF the barley crop sout Invest Of Mis-
da has been attacked by q force Of
1000 rebels. according to advfces
reaching Rome. The rebels after q
sharp fight were driven Off with
heavy losses. The Italian column had
II s men In killed and wounded. Mis-
jda is 100 miles south OF the city OF
Stripoli 55 a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
7. .BAN.K|RU|P|:. ! |:
Is a New York Corporation with
Outstanding Securities to
Amount of#$12,OOO.OOO
@tur ASSOCIATES PRESS,

NEW YORK, April The j.. b.
Breenhut Company. a New York cor
Doration with s12,OOO.O00 outstand-
ing securities operating two depart
ment stores on Sixth avenue, went
into receiyership today through
friendly proceedings. A few min
utes after the equity SUIT had been
filed an voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy was filed in separate proceed
ings by three creditors with claims
totalling $4,000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
inspect TI.AcTIoN., ,l!! D: LINES

3S AT 4Al,I=RMoNT, April 0. number
OF traction men will make two
days !. inspection OF the Hagerstown
and Fred ertck Traction Company.a
lines ~ those cities on Thufsdaysand
Friday. Among those IN the party
will be W ames o y. Watson. of Fair-
mont, SpriEg .. Camden. OF Parkers-
burg Bladen II. I.owndes of altimo;re,
and Messrs. Sand derson and Vessel, or
New ork.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09

violent attacks yesterday. In the
wood Of Ally we captured new
trenches and repelled two counter at
tacks- We also secured six machine
guns and two trench mortars. The
enemy ceased his counter attacks
after midday"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09

" s,szsfs housekeeping ana cookery
Problems and offers sane advice re-
garding them. The most Important
feature OF her Better Foods Better
Homes work Is that it sets women to
thinking, and brin gs to them a reali-
zation of their need OF. knowledge In
regard to food and its proper prepa-
ration. al
Miss Ellis does not consider girl
well educated unless she knows how
to cook not how to make a number
of salad or good fudge or other party
dishes. Her idea Is that girls should
know how to make a good loaf of
bread, how TO cook meat SO as to get
the most nourishmen ent out of It, and
also when to cook III eat. This expert
holds that a knowledge of cookery
should include what to cook as we'll
as how to cook Ii. That Is. how to
plan menus that will constitute a
daily balanced ration, not providing a
superabundance OF either protein.
carbohydrates or fat. In her lecture
course here Miss Ellis will give
definite instructions in regard to the
various food elements, just how much
of each Is needed for the properly
balanced ration which promotes
health. provides energy and stimu-
lates brain activity. Most women now
.adays are eager for just such infor-
nation as this. realizing it's inn
[portance from the point of view OF
the health Of the family as well as
we'll as their own efficiency as cooks
and housekeepers. Such knowledge is
being impaired to girls In all Of the
best schools all over the country. but
distance, lack Of time and expense
prevent most housekeepers from at
tending the very good schools where
these subjects are taught.
IA few domestic science teachers,
housekeepers have given up their
home making to girls In school, and
are going about the country carrying
the gospel Of better foods and better
homes to housekeepersj. That their
work is highly appreciated Is evil
denced by the fact that such teachers
las Miss Ellis talk almost every day In
the year to classes mad e up OF hum
dredg of eager women who for the
most part do their own cooking and
are seeking after knowledge as to the
most efficient way Of Ding 1t.
Miss Ellis. who is bringing just
such Instruction as this to the house
wives Of Clarksburg Is an exper,
bread maker, and will teach in her
course here how to make perfect
loaf OF bread. She makesfgo cakes
and pies and teaches these branches
in herscookery course. There lis a
right and a wrong way to cook vege-
tables and Miss Ellis takes up this
subject in a helpful manner. The
OF meats Is also dealt with IN
q practical way. Her entire course
Is one that will appeal to the best
cooks OF the city. and will also con-
tain great deal OF aluable forma-
ton for the women who have not
been successful in their culinary op-
5erations. 4; Il
Es The Telegra m ooker course. be-
ginning Monday and running through
Friday of next week. is entirely free,
and every woman IN the city lis invited
to attend. s f. MI Is s3s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09

AND GENERAL JOFFRE<
is PUSHING ADVANCE
AGAINST GERMANS
+ i. = !. I. i.
MANY II GUNS TAKEN.
4 BY Associated Press j

BERLIN. by wireless, April
! According to official lists
made public today there were
: in Germany March 4 a total Of !
$50 pieces Of captured artil-
lery These include 1900 Bel .
Gfan pieces of both heavy and /
light calibre. / 800 French
guns. $50 Russian and sixty !
British.
i5#
. !. + = Z. = + !. !. I. i. i. +
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
GROCERs PROGRAM ||I
IS DULY ANN OlJNCED|

Report OF Secretary AfcCon8
Iaughey. 5i4 Ak
Report OF executive scommi ttes
len Brock.
Report OF legislative commit tee
n. G. Hubbard.
Appointment or commit tees.
Adjournment. s
Thursday Morning.
convention called to order. III: :ss
Ell Subject Discounts for Cash ss
w. Hirscher.
Subj Broken Package Depar t-ssls
men q. Gaylord.
#SubjectC Cheap Credit, the Rene
dE-J ohm Radcliffe sSS ssE
Subj eturned Good
EBrock. s8s
Adiacussio o1low each
case.
THURSDAY Afternoon. s ss!
Query box !s
Report ofs commi ittees On p,rssident,s
address.
Report OF aud ditinE commit tee
Report or commi ittee on4dues MI
Report OF commit ittee on resoln-
tons. 81
En.tiniahed business.
Election Of ofacerE. SsSs
$Adjournment. y s5E
Organization of new board of
|rectorH.s Ss ss
1'hllsda u III xeninE Annuai
~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09

In the last year al ,61p books were
ublished d In Japan. while Germany
the most hookish3 OF European ma
iona had only 81 .s i 12l Yolnmest to ts
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
GERMAN SUBMARINES
Are Found by N Norwegian Air:
men Behind Cliffs and Or
dered to Leave at Once

COPENHAGEN. via Lond On,
So group OF Norwegian airmsns
who have been securing the coasts or
In some sheltered spot OF these nen-
Stral waters found several German;
submarines gathered behind the cliffs
at Bergen bay. The su bmariness
were esordered to leave immediatelyora
else be interned for the remaindersof
the war. ss
yCHARLoTTEsVILLE. u. April ssss
Un1Yersit ty of vi rginia's fast base
ball team, add ed two more gamesstos
their string OF victories, when they
and q to 1.3s sss, $ls:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09

j WASHINGTON. April 8. ----;-=
sDr. Ernest r. Magruder. Of
this city. one OF the physi-
clans at the head Of the
American Red Cross unit in
Serbia. has fallen a victim to
4 @typhus fever. His death was
reported today from Bel
grade to Red Cross head quar-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09
Domestic Scientist to Give
Helpful Course under the
Auspices of telegram.
Miss Harriet Ellis. the

: : -
Home Economics expert
who will give a series OF
free lectures at the Ma
sonic tenn pie auditorium
next week under the
auspices of the Telegram.
has made expert OF;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09

The ~ Telegram ooker course. be-
ginning Monday and running through
Friday OF next week. Ifs entirely free,
and every woman in the city is invited
Ito attend. s
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-01-12
SIMPLE BUT SURE
Hyomei the Great cataarh Remedy.
"Just Breathe IL" and be
Cured.

Do not try to cure catarrh, head
colds, or snuffles by taking drugs.
These common but dangerous all
merits that often cause the loss of
hearing cannot be cured that way.
The common sense method is to
breathe Hyomei, which gets the med
ication right where it is needed TO
heal tine raw and inflamed lining of
passages.
Hyomei is mixture of antiSeptic
oils-you breathe it-no bother: no
disagreeable medicine; simply use the
inhaler a few times daily and this
health-giving medication will quickly
soothe and heal the irritated tissues,
stop distressing choking and unclean
discharges breathe freely-cull
headaches cease, and every catarrhal
symptom soon vanishes.
There is nothing more simple and
safe TO use, or that gives such rapid
and lasting benefit as Hyomei-and
w. w. Albers sells it on the Mcclure
no-pay" plan. adv.