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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-07
mrs. RQ[[ANGE dead.
Wife Of Benjamin Reliance, Of
NorthvieW, Passes Away
after Long Illness.

Mrs. Ellen Rollance, aged 30
years; wife Of benjamin. Reliance;
OF Northyiew, died at her home there
at . o'clock Monday afternoon after
along Illness of asthma.
The deceased woman is survived
by her husband, Benz amin Reliance,
a daughter, May Reliance. at home;
Dent Kearns, who resides in Ohio,
and n. Kearns, who resides in Indi-
ana, brothers, and Mrs. Frank Ayers,
a sister,. ~
The funeral arrangements have
not been completed yet but the body
will be taken to Pennsboro for bur-
-ial.s 80. I. "
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-07

February S, at .Lynchburg, Va.
University Of North Carolina-Feb-
ruary I, eat Rich mond; Va.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
February Q, University, Va.
Trinity College ebruary u, at
uniyersity, Va. q 4
West Virginia Weleyan College
February IL, at University, Va.
s West Virginia University-Febru
5ary "a, at University, Va.
\ United States Naval Academy
February %. at Annapolis. Md:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-07
HAuGHTON FUNERAL. !

The body OF Thongs Hanghton.
who died In y local hospital Sunday
after d few days illness ot peritoni-
tbs which develop blowing an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis. illibe taken
to his former home at New Adams.
Ind. whore the funeral services and
burial viii be held. The funeral
party will leave ere on Baltimore
and Ohio fast passenger train No SIS
Tuesday evening. f,fs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-07
JANE AlDANs
Who Suffers from Kidney
Trouble will baby Not
Undergo Operation.

CHICAGO. pee. Miss Jane
Addnms prob bly, viii not be operated
on. DR.. James e. Herrick said today
IN announcing that the widely known
peace advocate and settlement work
ar Is suffering from bemorrbaee Of
the Kidney. Several physicians were
called in attendance to determine The
nature Of her Illness.
= cannot say how long. she Win
be Obliged to remain IN the hospital
Dr.. Herr|ck said. n do not how
|eyer. expect 10 operate
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-07
Two German Divisions Are al.
ready Co operating with
Bulgarian Troops.
SOME MORE PEACE TALK
German Newspapers Not Per.
nitted to Publish the Fact
ofRequest for Recall.

BERLIN, Dec. THE war Office
announced today that the French
forces in southwestern Serbia near
the yariar river have been compelled
to retreat.
The capture of Ipels, Montenegro.
also is announced.
Capture OF $50 meters of an adj
yanced French trench In the Cham-
payne district east OF Auberiye was
announced at German Headquarters
today. Sixty men were taken prison.
On in this operation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-07
7BlRIAl IN sREEN1.AWN.

The funeral Of Ms. Mary u. Sacks.
aged rs years who died At her home
on South Chestnut strSst, Sunday az.
ter q lingering Illness asthma. VIII
he held u $50 O'Clock Wednesday
'tIfterpoon 81 the home and burial
win be In the Greenlawn cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-07

is IndefiniteIy Postponed blythe
Ruler Of the Russian
Empire. 5

PErRoGRAp, pee. 7-EmD1r0r
Nicholas has Issued reacrIpt post
ponins indefinitely the opening o. he
Duma and the council of the 6Iu-
pife. This action - taken on me
ground that the budget comuIttec1 81
those bodies have not yet completes
the preparations Of the budget
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-07
The Telegram viii Conduct 4
eontestto D eteriline. Hero
inc 0fsaSP Pilot play.
Who win be !Ruthg =

& Who win. be. p,,tf, D 4. Il ~
CIarksbureS GIRLS ana women AL.
yourself Ills G,,eStioni ana !. herewiti,
become acnnainteaS Win ina Srsls.
rfsm's MI 4 Il niotibn II HI 5s,fl, eontsst
5efe q n y 4
woman, over sisfeeii ~ No. s m,
,iss neyef dreamed 81 l,cfseif M (
artat ND don II l,tiire Il sns IA fnajte
d start. ifights hese al ion,e NH ss
YOUR opboTfiinityS IA ia lcafi iisr VIM, Il,
in q motiont picture IA ia rf IA M;
Clarksbure and Ia have Clarksbnrs
streets. homes buildings ana Iocafions
foriits back ronndss e. = ! 4 81
This a t6e chance Ia : take8 Mi /. ~
your family. friends ana f1ieiehbors 10
the Robinson Grand January Al 7Sand
s ana let them see YOU on lie screst,
as tho real heroine IN q real "A ansa !:
and the kest al git IA. tbats mora ti,sn
one girl viii Ia l,onored { :yor "a y6,,
cannot be made leading woman. t,,sfe
are. ten other, d, aracters Ia Ia sf,iiad
In TIE 5nict,,re n i
ME siaadinr ,woma,, Il, stt,e, 1,eIee ro,n
picture wflisbe she WHO 4 Gets the 'rreat-
est number 81 yotas mon stf,es commons
which will he printed daily IN tfhe
ITelerrarnl fron, ,,I'hursday. cernt,ar7i I,
tn pecen,hayi a1 iSclssiya syo,,3 NAV
MAKO ira caanai =, IN siisss,s ar vdi,r
friends may MAKE II Ii fors voiI.
ionditions m f.onfesf.
Anv' vo,,ne siady over I, 4 a xteen vears
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-07
lJ'T|NY
Ola Bulgarian Regiment is Re-
ported in a Report from
Frankfort.

LONDON Dec. AN unconfirmed
report OF the mutiny Of a Bulgarian
regiment received in Amsterdam from
Frankfort was forwarded today BY
the Correspondent Of the Exchange
Telegraph Company. This Is to the
effect that the egiment was ordered
to proceed to the Gallipoli peninsula
to fight with the Turks and that when
It refused to obey the command 300
Of the mutineers were shot.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-07
RETURNS TONIGHT.

.I--l.-.7l.7 I. 7tBxlAssoctArEn pptes,
FAIRMoNT, Dec. John D.
Rockefeller, Jr., after a two days
inspection tour Of the Fairmont min
ing region, will leave at 6: Q o'clock
this evening for tho East, his private
car to be attached to Baltimore and
Ohio train No. 10.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-07
IlARSH|PS


TOXIC, Pee, &c Delayed IN a
understood that japan. inviev Of TIE,
disturbed Conditions In shankhni.
van adopt measures for the proEcc-
ton of Iapanese resident and Inter-
|ests there.
Several Japanese uarshirs arc a.
ready on the spot and the cruiser
'1'augaru. which has lett Yakohama.
Il believed to be bound Tor Shanghai.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
district organization. presided over

The district organization. presided over
the meeting
The afternoon session was taken IN
Dy the business o. the convention. Bills
,ss reea and disposed OF after which
tnw, report OF the lodges was heard A
AZ ,eet,"n vas then taken for the 4 q. o.
- 1',', eitef which the question box
came 20 a close with the election ~ ofSf
co.'s ana selecting r place Tor fhe 100
meeting after which the asseo,hf, -.
gree was conferred. The deleestse vsr.
Iahrn % the first Christian church
who're roast beef supper was served
ne evening session vas taken uf.
WIN n contest 10 secret work after which,
the ltenfkan degree was r0ufsrred -
me neNree team 81 The Arlon lodge Nil
Eumt = bcu, secretary Of the ohio
Nchekah Assembly. gave n vsrv fnfer-
,ling reaainE after which the meeting
giles-i attended the artists ball the
other evening. WV
rtapics-ituw were the costufnes7
tiles-Ouf o. sight .-. Segment rtf,..t,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
FAIRMOHT ITALIAN
HANDLES REVOLVER
LAST EroHT BY CON-
STABLE ENGEL.
Fired One shot From sman Revolver.
which Drew Attention OF OFF,
csr-Hearing To-day.

Freddie Msrtuski. foreigner. of Fair
mont. started shooting IN front Of the
castle Theatre on the South side last
night and few moments later Consta-
BE Charles Enrcl had him IN charge.
70 vas placed ~ Jail on r. warrant be-
lvFe squire Enrel. charging him with
violating the Johnson snti-utatui toting
10 ". o. await r. hearing to-day.
. when searched az The jail MHrruski
hal .44-calibrc revolver on his PERSON.
end n bon fun ~ cartridges. ~ a. said
that the chamber Of has KUN was fuii
WIN me exception 81 ono empty cart
tidEe. tie had been drinking For y
lime his actions In the sixth ward al
most started riot. and people ecurrieI
sway In all directions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
Friday. July 2. 1915.
The Observation-Disclosures shower
Fridays 25t Luncheon in
the Ten Room

Soft Shell Crabs on Toast
Dreamed Potatoes
Baked Stuffed Potatoes
Blackberry Cake
Iced or Hot Tea Coffee,
Chocolate or Buttermilk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
REBEKAH ASSEMBLY
Fourth Annual session Of Distrie, or.
ganiEAtion HELD Yesterday AZ
martins Ferry.

Inc fourth annual session ~ the Re-
% Asscmhiy ~ the fortv-fourft 49,
Wdct opened yesterday morning In tive
Llk hall ~ Martins FERRY and eon-
llnued thfourhout the dav and cvenire
The District embraces Belmont aud ~,
zoe counties ana obout fWo hundred a.
.satfs were IN Attendance Mra Nallds
"eaN"n OF Martins Ferry. president oil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

OHeSi WSoisth tnfo iudCPCuuS
Phoenix Silk Stockings for
women, reinforced where need
ed. shades of black, white, Ari-
IONA silver and battleshp. guar
anteed to outwear most Hose at
higher prices, 75c a pair.
Onyx Silk Stockings. the
much wanted kind with the
clocking, como in gray. white,
new blue and bronze, ST 90
a pair. :
McCallum's Pure Silk Stock
ings in black white. gray,
bronze. Piping Rock, Arizona
silver. Rocky Mountain blue,
etc., p-rfect-fitting and rein
forced for wear, 81. 90 a pair.
Main floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
in manner worthy of it's Glorious o
Neckwear and Ribbon for the Fourth

INDEPENDENT Sale offerings Ribbons
= the fourth-buy now and be ready for the holiday:
Pretty Cretonne and Striped Neckwear,
edgng OF creonne Others in aover patterns
large Puritan shapes at 25c and soc.
Attractive stylish Windsor soft crepe in plain
eolors or the late stripes and checks Csc and soc.
Plain Brocaded Dresden the
BE yard.
Main floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

Il Sale:
Odd lots Of Women's and
Children's Onyx Hosiery still
further reduced in the Inde-
pendent Sale:
Women's 25c Hose now 15c
W0men's Soc Hose now 22C
Women's $1.00 and $1.50 Hose
now nc
Children's 25c Boot Hose
now 15c
Children's 25c Stockings
now 15c
Odd lots Of Women's Sample
Underwear reduced further for
a final cleanup:
25c Underwear at. .15c
SOC Underwear at. pc
75c Underwear at. -. .39c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
What You'll Need For The
Fourth-of-Julv Picnic

WHAT lou III iVcc0 Tor ne
Fourth-of-July Picnic
IF YOU have a picnic on the
u program for the Fourth you
will doubtless need some of
these things for the proper en-
joyment Of the day:
Tin Cups, two for Sc or Sc
each.
Lemon Reamers, 4c and 7c.
Ice Picks, 1OC and 15c.
Can Openers, Sc to 19c.
Ice Cream Dishes, 1Oc to
Csc.
waxed Paper. "A sheets for
Sc.
Knives and Forks, 49G set
of IL pieces.
Bread Knives, 1Oc to 79c.
Collapsible Aluminium Cups,
Sc.
Alumni Dippers and
Ladies, &c to 39c.
Aluminium Salt and Pepper
Shakers, 1Oc pair.
Table Tumblers, 25c a dog.
Sanitary Sugar Bowls, 47c
each.
Glass Water Pitchers, 3-pint
size, 19c.
Housewares
-Market-Street floor.
Sanitary Picnic Plates and
Doylies come packed in a paper
box containing IS eight-inch
fiber plates and IS glassine
doylies, 1Oc box.
Picnic Sets in sealed packages
Berry, Ice Cream and Salad
Sets-40 pieces including 10
paper saucers, 10 spoons 10
napkins and 10 lace paper
doylies, 10c package.
Box Of IL Plates and IL
Doylies at Sc a box.
-Stationery-Main floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
INDEPENDENT Prices on
l Hosiery and Underwear

GONE mighty attractive offerings Hosiery and
- Underwear.in this Independent Sale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
Our Declaration of independence! III

IT WILL not cost us our heads--it will !.
not compel us to shoulder the blunder- GS
buses and pick-handles and fight for
hberty---it will not cut the CALLING apron
strings of an ambitious nation and start 4
it on the road to freedom and glory and Z
make another anniversary day for the 6
Boom, Crack and Glare of Fireworks, but
II WILL cost US hundreds of dollars in
cut price losses--it will compel us to
shoulder the great loss at present and
march forward with our faces set hope =
fully toward the future freedom from q
old stock. 1t will trim down MANY
weights that clog our progress and give us
and light hearts for the coming seasons bus
it will save you money to celebrate the grand
rigin, and leave you good margin besides.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
Miss Beryle Ferguson

Acentiate Of Royal Academy OF Music.
I : < 49, London. Eng,
TEACHER OF vIOIAN AND PIANO,
viii resume tuition on and after Thurs
day. September -. at 317 West Grace
Street Madison 472-J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26

tells us that Israers double Is ''ac
complished," and urges the spiritual
house to comfort the natural seed
comfort We tthe church,, comfort
we my people (the Jews). speak We
comfortably to Jerusalem, and CRY
unto her that her appointed time is
accomplished; that her iniquity lie
pardoned, for she hath received OF
Jehovah double for ak her sins
isaiah 40: 1-2). Let us, my fellow
Christians. treat Gods chosen people
with Kindness, and call their atten-
ton to Tie testimony Of their own
prophets. 1t matters not what the
present policy of the European states
men may be--a shooting star across
the eastern heaven will upset all OF
their political astronomy. and they
will see the nationa, ensign of Israel
floating over Jerusalem, and the house
of Israel emerging from the dust OF
ages become the leader of all nations.
This is their destiny.
1t was at the Berlin Conference.
presided over by Bismark tJune 49,
1879. that the most important con-
cessions were made by Turkey in ia
vor of the Jews The most coEspicu-
Gus figure in this conference Was Dis
raeli. the premier Of Great Britain,
Of the tribe OF Judah. whom Provi-
dence had placed next to the English,
throne. as in the DAYS OF old he placed
Daniel next to Nebuchadnezzar, and
Joseph second to Pharaoh. and all
three for diplomatic purposes in con
nection with the fortunes of Judah.
Disraelli's dream. in "Connigsby" and
I "Tancred," was partly realized. Eng
land secured through her prime min
lister privileges for the Jews hereto
fore denied. especially in the p~otec-
torate over the whole Of Palestine
Here their double of punishment
ended and their favor" commenced
and will continue with the flight Of
years. 1t is here, at this, chronoioi,i-
cal point that the prophet calls upon
the Church to Comfort We, comfort
We. my people. saith your Elohim
Speak We comfortably to Jerusalem
and cry unto her, that her appointed
! time is accomplished: that her In
Equity is pardoned; for she hath re-
ceived of Jehovah's hand double fos
all her sins isaiah 40; t>2). 1t was
after 4. D.. 1875. that Professor Del
itzsch published his New Testame nj
and Rabbi Rabinowitsch headed the
most important movement among the
Jews since the Pentecost Of A. D., So
And il was just after A. d, 1878. thai
the Zionist movement among the
Jews themselves commenced move
ment whose object is to gather Gods
chosen people. scattered throughout
the world. and reorganize their ma
tionality upon the soil OF the Holy
Land.
The Jewish question Is now dis
cussed In all the cabinets Of Europe
and signs Of their coming restora-
ton are not wanting
/ 20. long-awaited moment
Dawn on the Jewish heart.
When Judah's lingering sorrow
Shall from his soul depart:
When in the olden homestead
And under heavens ward,
A nation mid the nations,
| His place shall be restored"
flow pathetic the story of the wan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26

derinr Jew. He has been robbed OF
his country, DISTINGUISHED. and suf-
tered death In a thousand forms at the
hands OF all nations, from Babylonian
oppression to Russian. Roumanian and
German persecution in our day. He
! has wandered up and down the earth
for twenty-five centuries, clasping the
! Bible to his heart, and Is himself and
! in his prophetic history living wit
ness to its divine origin. And. he
stands before the world today his
face furrowed with the sorrows If
ages, implorirg its rulers 10 give him
back his country, OF whici they had
deprived him twenty-five hundred
years ago.
He has conferred upon humanity :ts
greatest blessing. One half If the
Christian world worships the Jewish
Messiah, and the other half a Jewrsss.
and rpe question of thc superiority Of
the Jew IS no LONGER iebatli,lc. What
Gentle nation has gwen to the NJ rid
such teachers as the f;cprew prophets?
What Gentle nation ms :,uch q class
Of instructors as i'ln Jewish apostles?
Have any of the ultiJns produced
legislator like Moses: 4 poet Ike
David. or Il preac her like IA ii , w. Ii
man refined taste would compare
the feeble and sensual ass uf Shak -
peare ard Tennyson with the ~ hlime
odes OF Isaiah. and he iofts poetry II
the sweet Psalmist # israel?
The Men and Their Message.
These great prophets. apostles. Leg
islators and poets 70 WORT, as,,,s ST
l,aey stand out In boil relief aud il
clear"eut - ~ : 't... the wnrli
horizon. n tn. ir = .ltiAry gran ief~
5inapproached and unapproachahle
vie; her we consider the men Of the
message they delivered to the world
The ca otive jew that stood upon
Mars I'M, under the yery shadow OF
the chryselephantine statue of Miner
"a upon the Acropois of Athens sur
rounded by squares, acres, indeed
miles of statuary and sculptured mar
hle. ivory and gold, attestng the
poetic taste and age of Pericles. under
grandeur the wonder of all succeed
! ing ages; and If he looked out from
under the Acropolis he would catch
| In one sweep of his eye the grove
of the Academy In 'ie distance where
thought and reasoned the philoso-
piers Of Greece-tt1e great teachers
Of the pagan world. Yet, this captivs
Jew delivered before he philosophers
! of Athens philosophy more pro-
found than any ever taught in any
of the schools of Greece. and which
will outline the everlasting granite
upon WATCH Athens vas built, and &c
down the ages TO urlift. cnnoble and
bless mankind, when Grecian philoso-
| pny shall have been remembered no
more. The star of Jacob has already
risen over the hills OF old Judea. ard
| Flaming in the forehead of the morn
| ing sky
of the twentieth century. heraids the
! approach OF their coming restoration
| for, "Rehold the days come" saitf
| JEHOVAH. that II shall TO more he
said. Jehovah bringeth up the chill
/ dren of Israel out or the land ot
Egypt, but Jehovah liveth. that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
MIR. ERNEST l.. BOILING
RESUMES HIS CLASSES

Mr.. Ernest l.. BollIng mas resup.ed
his piano-forts instruction. Mr.. Boil
ling was a pupil of one Of the most
distinguished European pianists and
com posers; has had long experience,
while the playing of some of his pu
pills has received the praise of such
men as the late DR.. William Mason.
the world-famous American pianist
AMI teacher Ar. boiling employs the
ideas Of Or. Mason in teaching veloc-
ity In scales and arpeggios, which is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26

Aeess before. this tslcy landed upcn
the Irish coast and to this day Erin 4
Gag Is emblaxoned with the harp Of
l1udah and the serpent Of Dan tsee
figure Of Ireland's flag with the harp
Ind serpent in Father Ryan.s beau.
fifail poem. "Erin's Flag first eds
Non, ana compare Genesis xxx, Z,
with Or. Keatings History OF Ireland.
Volume ~. Who were the '"Tuatha
dc Da.,ans' but the tribe Of Dan !?
! " hat milton HAS ssich b 'ffEtYrv~ Whit
: ,,x.,rsc such pedigree? FOR ages
exil. d fem their fathe-.anG. wh..e
nnce ssoud their glorious tenn pie
around wnicsl clustered the thrilling
n,e.s cries of their national history.
Ard, through whose holy ,ourts trod
their fathers. at whose ancient affairs
4hey reverently bowed and worsaiped.
and where sleep the dust OF their
seers. heroes and prophets: yet not
only In Babylon. but by every strea m
and in every land they have sat
down and wept when they remembered
Zion. They hung their harps upon
tbs willQws in the midst thereof, and
when their pitiless cartors required
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26

utterly different from the generally
conceived idea Of attaining velocity.
Monthly recitals are given by Mr..
Bolling's pupils. He AZ times has In
dividual recitass by advanced pupils,
and also by little pupils. One Of the
latter aged nine years. gave a re-
cltal of seventeen pieces entirely from
memory. the selections being from
Mozart, Schumann, Chopin, Gurlitt
etc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
THE RICHMOND vIRaINIAN- SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER

brought up the children Of IsrAe.
from the land OF the North Russia,
where one-half OF the Jews resido)
end from all lands whittier he hath
driven ..,em. and | will bring them
again into their own land that ! gave
unto their fathers
Jeremiah xvi. 1880
J. w. WILLIAMS
Fourth and Franklin Streets.
, Richmond. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
The Florence Dansey Schoo
Of Piano Playing
Studios, 10 North Meadow,
2s12 East Franklin.
Phone Boulevard 1891
School Open. september I, 1915.
PARENTS. ATTENTION:
HOne Place.

PARENTS. ATTENTION.:
Home Place.
Select day and boarding school for
the individual development of a limited
number of children who cannot proft
by class instruction, or pupils who
have difficulty with special subjects
Corrective mental work with children
from three years up. Trained nurse
as Householder. Specially trained as
sistants.
ALICE c. HINCKLEY, NJ. A. Principal,
AN Boulevard, Richmond. Va
Phone boulevard 33lI-J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26

i s. Proportinate, fares from intAEnnA0l&.
ate points. sssl
For any fuHher information. Pull
man reservations, etc, cali on nearQU4s
ticket aren't, Southern Railway. ~
write.
H. L BISHOP. D. r. 49,
Richmond. W.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
COTTONCROP
HURT RECENTLY
FroStS Have Helped Rather Than
Damaged Oklahoma Crop Sun
shine Also Has Lifted Hope

pHNlDED there is no more rain
= anu thu Hm continue, lo slime fo-
another week or ten days. the OKLA
hoIna cotton crup will not suffer to
any extent, In the opinion Of local cot
ton brokers while during the pnst
week severnl very slight trusts occur.
red. INIT little or for that matter,
practically no damage was done. In
some NJ the low lying bottom lands
the upper parts NJ the plants were
slightly nlpprd, hut actual damage tO
the hollis Is nil.
Snmr few bale, uf cotton have been
brought into Luther und Arcadia on
the east side " the county in the
sandy lands whore cotton natures
earlier than In other sections.
Another week of warm weather
will mature cotton nicely aud II the
ruwd mud hollis have time 10 dry
sufficiently picking win probably
start 100 earnest h, the middle OF the
coming week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
NEW HAVEN MEN
UP FOR TRIAL
20 Directors Of MuCh-Aired Rail
road Appear as Defendants
on Criminal Charge

NV YORK, Oct i3.-The case W
~ the twenty directors, past aud
present oi the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railway, charged with
violation NJ the so-called criminal
clause of the sherman antitrust law.
was called for trial here Wednesday
In the United states district cour, rhu
twelve were William Rockefeller Lew.
is Cuss LedyOrd. u. Newton barney
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charles NJ Pratt, Henry X. MclIarv.
Frederick +, Brewster aud George
MurCuloch Miller.