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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
PNEUMONIA
Causes The Death Of John; II.
Grapes at Tome of Daugi,-
ter, Mrs. Boyd Reed.

John II. Grapes, aged 20 years, one
Of the Oldest reside OF the county,
died at 1880 o. clock Tuesday morning
after asfew days illness OF pneumonia
at the home OF his daughter, Mrs. Boyd
Reed. at the New Fair Ground addi-
ton, Mrs. Grapes WAS iiiia ast
Friday afternoon. having spent the
morning in the city visiting friends.
+ Surviving relat1 vess Vt the deceased
man are Homer B. Grapes and John
a. GRAPES, sons Mrs. Ray Renshaw.
Mrs. Ernest Rittenhouse and Mrs.
Boyd Reed. daughters. Al brother,
William Grapes, resides at Erie, and
asister, Mrs. T. w. Wheeler, resides at
Wheeler, KY. s'l,.' a.
Mr.. Grapes was a:lifeS long member
Of the Baptist church and, at tile time
OF his death was the Oldest living
member OF the First Baptist church.
He was life long resident Of the
county. having been. born at Hoop Hole
bend near Quiet Dell in 1886 and re-
sided there and in this city all his life.
No funeral arrangements Will be
made until his sister in Kentucky Is
heard from.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
BRIGHES DISEASE
Causes Death Of Michael Raj.
ferty, .Emt,loy zee of Hope
Gas Company.

Michael Rafferty.aaged 80 years, an
iemploye .ofEthe Hope Natural Gas
Company, died at his home at Weston
at 2 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, fol-
lowing a lingering Illness Of Brigiits
disease. He had been a patient IA 4
Baltimore hospital for several weeks
and had Just returned to his home a
few days ago. ~
Surviving relatives OF. the deceased
man is his widow, Mrs. Ella Casey
Rafferty,. Mr.. Rafferty, was well
known here, having visited here q
number Of times. About month ago
he and Miss Ella Casey, Who Is also
we'll known here. were married. he
wassa member; OF Weston Council
Knights Of Columbus. 81
No funeral arrangements have been
made. d
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
COURT EEfIRINEDl
Blythe State Supreme Court IN
/. the States Case against
Edgar w. Davis.
CAV ASSOCIATED pRessS,

CHARLESTON. Nov. 30.-The SUI
preme court Tuesday declared, consti-
tutional sthe section OF the West Viz
g1nia prohibitory liquor law making
1t unlawful for liquor dealers outside
Of the state. to. advertise their wares in
West Virginia by circular letter O,
order blanks. The decision was made
when the court confirmed the circuit
court OF Harrison county in the case
Of the state against Edgar A. Davis.
which Davis appealed.
: The court also awarded a writ Of
naandamus requiring the officials Of
Hinton to call an election for city
Officials as provided by the charter
given the city by the late legislature.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
E=WER DELEGATES
Iii Republic anNational Conyenl...
tons, Object Sought by
New Organization. I
.tsY AsseelArxpIpRrss,

CHICAGO. Nov a0.-Republicans
from several states met here. today,
for the purpose 81 formally organic
ing the National Republican Union, =
The purpose OF the organization, ac-
cording to Chairman Horace q. Still
well, of Anderson, Ind, Is to obtain
equalized delegate representation in
the Republican national convention.
4 It Is proposed to submit a new sys-
tenn for consideration at the 1916
convention, but 1t Is not hoped to
make 1t effective until four years
thereafter. The plan Of Mr.. stilwell
and his assistants is to determine the
number Of delegates in: each state on
the basist Of one to each 5000 Re-
publican votes. This system, it was
said, would greatly reduce the rep
resentation from the southern states,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
AUTO BURNED
Machine Owned by. C. D. Floyd
Totally Destroyed on West
Milford Road.

An automobile owned by Charles
Duffy Floyd. manager of the Post
Roger Company. and driven by Ray
Burnside, an employee of the COM
pany, was destroyed by fire
at a point ABOUT Tour miles from the
city on the West Milford road early
Monday evening
The fire started after the machine
had plunged through a barbed wire
fence and over an embankment,
striking a stump. Burnside, who
was alone in the machine. suffered
painful. though not serious. injur-
les. The wire fence checked the
speed Of the machine as it plunged
over the embankment, and it is
thought this fact saved the drivers
life. The machine skidded on the
wet road which caused it to plunge
into the fence.
What caused the machine to catch
fire is not known. 1t was a five-pas-
senger car, and is total wreck.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
MISS. P0sT HURT
In Automobile Accident in
cleveland and is in Hos
! pital There.

Local friends received word Tues
Diay that Miss Martha Post, formerly
y this city, is patient in Grace hos
Mai In Cleveland, o., suffering from
Serious injuries received day or
4 tw0tago in an automobile accident In
g. street there. She was out riding
With George oldenburg. a noted foot
fbBll player OF that city, when the &C
cident occurred. Mr.. oldenburg was
4 also hurt.
Miss Post was formerly employed
Il is q clerk at the Watts-Lamberd de-
paftment store in this city. She
went from Clarksburg to Cleveland
4 10 take a position in q large depart
psent store there. which position she
SIN holds. -,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
GAS famine
In the City Almost Impends
and Some Alarm is Caused
As a Result.

THE gas is low" So exclaimed
many alarmed residents Tuesday with
raw, winter weather prevailing.
Hotels were worried Just before the
midday lunch hour and as it looked
as u the gas would not be strong
enough to cook, the meal and there
was. prospect Of more or less chilliness
in lobbies and rooms. Range fires
were weak and furnace flames were
no stronger. It was enough to nut
hotel men UP in the air and it did.
Inquiry brought the Information
that the supply was short and that
the light and heat company was get
ting what gas It could. not enough for
usual service, from the Hope Natural
Gas Company.
The company as usual will make
every endeavor to furnish amply SUM-
ply and 1t IL not thought that there
win be gas famine.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
THR EE HI NDR ED
MEN IN HE NINE
AT Time Of the Explosion and
B Ills Not Known Whether
Any ESCAPED.
FOUR EXPLOSIONS IN ALL
Rescue Parties Are Being Or
gained to Be Rushed to the
Inflated Mine. e.
I esYAssociArsn7psess

FAYETTEVILLE, Nov. so.-An
explosion occurred at noon today in
mine No. 2 Of the Boomer Coal and
Coke Company, at Boomer. this coun-
~. Three hundred-menswere said TO
be at work in the mine when the ac-
ctdent happened. and t. was not
known here whether any escaped.
Boomer is located twenty-five miles
from here. Additional news said that
three explosions had occurred imme-
diately after the first fash and that
rescue parties were being organized
In neighboring work kings "A relief par
" also. was made up here and left at
3 o'clock for Boomer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
SERBIAN Premier.
And Cabinet Are Announced As
Arriving at Scutari City
in Albania.

PARIS, Nov. 30.-Arrival Of Pre-
mier Pachitch and other members of
the Serbian government at ScutarI,
Albania, is announced in an official
statement by the Montenegrin war Of
Gee under today's date. The state
ment says:
stOn November 90 the enemy sue
ceeded in retaking Foftcha, Metelka
and Priepoli. In the course Of the
combat We took fifty-four prisoners,
OF whom one was an officer. There
was no change on the other fronts.
Premier Pathitch and members of
the, Serbian cabinet arrived on No
vember %. at scutari, which will be
thesseat o9 government"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
RbI[R0ADI'IN|||E|:IN|
TO. assemble
IN 'P||Ti'||'sBURG
Five Railroad Broti ri,oods Are
toiHoid Sess ions in That
citySunday.

ls5 Arrangen1entS have hean made nv
lmembers ff tie Ave railroad hrnth.
arbnnda a. e. th ss pittsh,;r. d;str9ct ps sto
hold three monster masfines 4 IN n The
Kenvon. thaaters North SIDE pitts.
ihnrg Sunday n 1 tar1 < Tha
,first smeetinr VIII 1be snnes,ad h. n a.
;perhann, serand M snrasi liant ~ me q q r.
N al 10 a M hiss subject viii 3h s.;
"Co-operation." Other members viii
sneak ,,innn t,,is s,,hiect ana a1s la,
the eirht hour I'd. davS nronos;ti sn1 a.ss
Tha aYtarnoon ,ne shs Vii, he
ionened At 3 oscioc, ~ q E 3.en mss
tive az the orders w,,o 3 viii sneai.
on the eight hnnr aay anast fSs,,.
Other mem isars Win sneak an ti,is
SUBJECT ana cfsonaration' Tho az eve1,-
lins meet j; Viii vii he ss onanet, ~ 4
io'clocls Nv SAFE % San sto,. W = nmrks
who ID the cha irm Z. <, t,a ": Fsstsrn
Associa tinnS ~ ,ral ~ 80 a
Il "a ana IS ~ 81 w III mi ~nI.in
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
OF State Ice Cream Manufac.
turers' Association Here
Next Week.

Copies OF thu. program for the NTH
annual convention OF the Ice Cream
Manufacturers Association Of West
Virginia, to be held at the Waldo no.
tel here Tuesdaytan Wednesday, De.
cember 7andaS, were received here
Tuesday. The. program Is Of, excep-
tional interest. as q number Of ex-
perts Of the ice cream manufacturing
industry are sched uled for speeches.
It Is as follows:
Tuesday, December ., 10Ia. m.
Registration. Z Z. =
Address Of Welcome-Mayor q. II.
Gordon. e, s.
Responses. B. Haffner,t Elkins.
Reading minutes Of last conven-
ton.
Presidents address W. N. 3.
Sine, Ciarkshurg. q q
secretary's report-C. F. Jamison,
Huntington. x ~
Treasurer's report Joe L Wilson,
Huntington. Il "a .s;s..s Z
Directors. report. s 81
Reports Of committees. s
Afternoon session, 4 $50 81 Clock.
Benefits OF the National Associa.
tion''-Asa 81. Gardiner, the City
Dairy Company, Baltimore. Md.
Computing the Cost OF Produci
hon"I. p Mensch. Imperial lce
Cream Company, Parkersburg. Il
Sales. Cooperation; and Promo.
motion: illian Dun, II, Simpson.
Showalter and Barker. Pittsbnrg. IS
Buying Supplies systematically
-E g. Williams, 3. G. williams Cor
poration, New York City.
81 Arranging an Ice Cream 3 Plant
Systeniat ically' liam D. Mcepr.
mick q. d Cooley Il Company PITTS
burg q s 4 3 s.S n
ation I'D os6psfatloniI's.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
BAKER SAYS
Congressman Howard iSuther-
land Will Be in Race for
Federal Senatorstlip.
tspEc,Altre rnEirxLEaRaw,

o.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-F. G.
Baker, prominent lawyer Of Elkins,
is in the city looking after legal bus
mess in behalf Of the Coal and Coke
Railroad Company. In former years
Mr.. Baker was very active and very
much interested in Democratic poll
tics in his county and section, but
says he is no longer active, though
always interested. as his whole time
Is taken up with his own private busi-
ness.
at is the prevailing opinion among
politicians at Ealsins;;' said Mr.. Baker,
among other things, shat Congress-
man-at-Large Howard Sutherland
win be In the race for the Republican
nomination for United states sena-
tor" n. y 7;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
BRIT ]H CASUALTIES
Since the War Began Number
Approximately 100000
Men, Report Shows.

LONDON, Nov. s0-British casu-
atty lists published during November
total 1922 officers, IS. 1874 commits
stoned officers and men in all fields OF
war. bringing the total since the be-
ginning Of hostilities up to approxi-
mately 500, 900.
Heavy as were the losses in killed.
wounded and missing for the pres
ent month !, they we're much lighter
than In October. when the names ci
a,110 officers and 71.1S7 non-com.
3 .sioned officers and men were In.
cluded in the lists.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
NOT CT SHE
YET B p Ton s
|serbians Are Report 90
organizing Their Shattered
Fore essat Pres etlt
M0NAs TiR is & EVAG UATED|
Either Bitter vviHter Weather
or Russian Menace re
tards:ttlet Germans.
d, :, 4 s I, n 3 ,, 4 I;

LONDON. NOV, So onastirS ~
southeastern Serbia has been eyasS
uated. Serbian Il troops having
accomplished their purpose of de3pyfS
ing their se1snx's advance. untn the
civilian population OF the 5town bad
time to escape, have now left the
sly sly aaa aseoIoins 70 IspSI.ssases W
LII ~ guy ss,. Stas.: &. u.ssas, ys
nv ttss cs ~ !. ~ ~ M
5 M, =, q, = = asS. Y
,priss rss,, saS,nst 49, ~ q sssis;
a. sn..ss,a,s -. ~ 1919 ~ Ss. $3.50:
as finfsh Al ands tSn,, s., ~. tssisS
fha ,whnisS ~ Ssrh S,s A. n fhSf n 49,
session Ithavs i,avas nof acrnnty AZ ahsS
accordings Ia fhas genera si,s In d No.
ithaS Ihnre 7imnnrtsnt atm "A ;snSissIy
crushinr the sarbian army 's,isrsss 4
tdefeated ana won out IA tfe ScoafIief.
against ioyerwheIming ODDS thes tssrfis
an forces are said to- be still IN
broken and are reported tosbes reof.3
ganizing their shattered units on The
Albanian and Mont negrint frontiers.
Either bitter winter weather has
retarded the central powers In their
proposed new prise against the
Franco-B British troops IN the trtis
! missa region. or me rapld Develop
~ hussian msnaee rom stnes diree-
ll,eni 81 ttoNElsnta hasa &c seq %!
ap.npgn y. u ~ syens atnelr cssts
.ssis nag lssnsly come % 2 sta eng
ises'.A., 81
Other fronts during the last forty
eight hours have shown genera re-
viyed activity. Sir. John French re-;
ports successful British air attacks ON
German positions alonk the Belgian
coast and son other parts OF the Ger
man western front involving destrue-
ton Of German submarine on the
Belgian coast and raids on an aaro-
'drorne and an ammunition factory bee
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
SEPARATE j HINT.
.tey A.see.A,te raI..,

- 3sbf k$8oelNftv pNHtBl , = n.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-The Pail Mall
Gazette associating Emperor Williams
visit to Vienna with reports that Ger
many is willing to enter upon peace
negotiations ventures the opinion al
ready suggested that the emperor's
trip to the Austrian capital may repre-
sent fresh attempt to bring about
conclusion Of a separate peace between
Austria and Italy. a.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
MANY YEXPFR rs Will,
AT TEND CONVENT
I. o. Thayer, editor Ice Cream world,
New York City. s,-5's
Questions and answers.

New y ofK CITY.
Questions and answers.
4 p. M.
Adjournment for a visit to the new
plant Of the Imperial Ice Cream Com.
pany. 9S ~
s p. m. ss,
Unique stunts and limitations by
'sThe Icy Bees Waldo hotel.
Wednesday, Decembert8 8, 10 % m.
Automobile tour to the different Ii.
dustrial plants Of Clarksburg.
f5 / $50 .. M.
"Quick Return Of Empty Packers
~. N. Hagan. I. N. Hagan and Com.
rany. Uniontown. Pa. & sss.
Cocoa and It's Preparationn"-G.
B. Hunt, g. J. Van Houten and Zoon.
New York City. ~ & Z, : s n.
Advertising the. Ice Cream Bust
ness j. Garrison, Burdick- Simp.
son Company, New York City.
I Credit Limits In Selling Ice
Cream'-W. T. Wallis. president
Central West Virginia Credit Mems
Association. ClarKsburg.
"Refrigerating and Hardening Sys.
tens for Ice Cream fPlants-L. ],
List, Mechanical Refrigerating Com.
pany. PhiladeIphia.
How Many F1avors Should the Zee
Cream Manufacturer4Keep In Stocli?,'
w. p. ( HOFFMAN, w. =. HOFFMAN and
Company, Tyrone, Pa. 8
Man and the Manufa cturer. John B.
0sBrien. president the Association o.
Ice Cream Supply Men. Rosemary
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
REHEARINGi DENIED
And Trunk Lines Can Not Con.
tinue Their Interestin Great.
Lake Steamers.
t,y A.soc,.rrn,,.x.s,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30-Appllca-
tions for a rehearing in the case in
volving the right Of trunk line rail-
roads to continue interest and opera
ton Of steamers on the Great Lakes
despite the prohibition in the Panama
canal act were denied today by the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
The application was made by ship
pers' attorneys. the railroads de-
clined to ask rehearing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
MINE REsG U e CAR is.
BEING HELD TN READINESS

PITTsBURG, Nov. 30.-Records
insthe sPittsburg station Of the Bureau
OF Mines. show that the Boomer coal
operations consist OF a group Of four
mines. employing some 500 men and
producing 100000. tons Of coal an
nually.
The mine rescue car at Cranecrow,
Va, No. 8, was ordered held IN
readiness to proceed to Boomer with
out delay Il It was needed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30

: Afiss E'lizabeth Cunninela 80 As
years, Is dead at her honc q B76'&r
afters q lingering illnessSnf Z comul..
cation o. diseases Incident % Old c-5
The funeral service VIII Is held 81
sarais wednesday, morning md ne
pQrial Fiil 30 u the 5ard.< csue<rrys
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
sTEAMsHIP SUNK.

LONDON, Nov. so.-The British
steamship 'Dotterell has been sunk,
presumably by q submarine. Tho
Dotterell was go feet long, and had
!. gross tonnage OF 1886 tons.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
MAKES AssIGNsIENT.

!. +. j: Dsut.has made aii assignment
with GIarenee -. Stout trustee. The
latter iia given bond Of s 500 with
|Ross q Stout sure q Il: IS y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
on TRIAL,

Walter Johnson is on trial in the
criminal court charged with breaking
into the ,Kerns store at iGlenwood and
taking goods therefrom.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
MRS: HoFFI LI.

i.stti NE. Wade 50tt Is III OF Ia srippeI
insteF apsrtnie n tie eransy build.
ING On Eouti d street Il
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30

Hanuttet and zraol zer, courtesy oi
the Ice cream manu- ttirefs ii
Glatk sburE d The ide hotel.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-09
HENRY BOOK MAN
TO CHAIR ALONE

them ou ru Texas. The defendant
alleged hr wa, too poor to secure their
drr0slruu- 4 negro arrested with
Morhrul went u clinton A letter
from hm was introduced saving that
hr would Doe at the trial A -uhpo,un
wa, i.-unI hut he did uot urcnr It
,rrms rnf the ucrruc, we're mum
dated u.I were afraid mr II the,
mWwu. 20 the TRIAL mpy would hr
injured
jurors Were incompetent
Ih. "Nrr court uNurruIrd ur .Mn
lua .. two juror. for ruu,r Both
rnmuI they hrId opinions which ilt
would thu evidence tu remove, Onr'
off lw jurors wa, excused uru ,murur.
IN lHr other said nj, opinion gl.
'"ml from wmt hr nnd hpu the
H"I.r OF Snyder shy after nu nld
'su summoned They hld discussed
Ihr H.r fully in his hruru. u.
W.mlnu va, Not founded upon nmur
N' HI.lNHHIU." TLU#H|. N lIII .... ...
.rr aside. Luf u1. lruu,IrI uu.., .,.,,,
muuls mldr hv prupIr ,,n, nru..,t..J
r.. Nnuu the nr,.
Rejected Dying Declaration
The newt ground for rr,rr.a. 4.
That % Witness fur the state testified
that Within uu hour after the .nu.t
me the drrrdru mndr d purr,r.I a,
mr declaration which br r.,lu...I o..
writing The g.,uri refused 4, r...,.r.
NJ the Vimr.. i, rr,,lurc np, I...
mrntiln uI. fn di.,I,.r its ,,b.r,,i..,,.
When hr ,,1. .p.LrJ h Jis,I... ~.
vhercnhouIs the ,aurt refused r., ,...
INIT him t1 answer
Two other vItur,.,s J,.,.r. .l.
waited uu the d,iur man ..,, .,
made oral declarations ngi.,r.. ~,
|. Introduction of ,uI .t,t.y,.,,
sustained b., tbr ,.rrt
Proof wa. offered T., tn, cSc....n..,
n the written declaration M A.. ~,
urdout had hrcn prn,nirrJ ,r .,,li..........
permitted tn rstlf, a, 3, vr,., ANY,
dcrcdrpt bpd spiJ IL ,,,,Il h..
culuntcd thp drfond,pt
DYING Man Takes Rl,m.
In his diving declaration W. 4.
frnsc rlnimrd Cnrrisnr plul,,..,
was IN hlamr fnr hrrpri,. "
quarrel thnt ,nuycl him T., IA. ,,,,m'.
Injured '''"'
The rrmiu0l rnnrt ,r ,ur.,,. r,,.
TINT the inn, should nn,. b,I u,. '..u' 1
Ing declaration uf the lr.rl.rt NH
or cvr,'ln-tory or m.pl,,,.,. ''
also holds TINT the rrr,, ,,,,,..,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-09
DRIVE IN SERBIA
SHY USUAL VIM

which probably will mot be- dispcucd
until the new cabinet makes definite
announcement NJ its policy On
I'm the meantime the entente p0wcrs
appear 10 be- satisfied with assurances
~ continued neutrality and SEE no
reason 10 believe that Greece Intend,
10 array herself ugnin~f lhrm In the Inn
pending conflict. Allied troop, tu lhr
number of @2UOOO 900 ARE reported Go
have landed already at Saluuiki and
uhstachs tu their transportation ~
Serbia have been removed 10y the
prompt action " the Gr'rk minister
~ communication IN the Nrnizrlu, ,ah
met, VI Diamautides In freeing the
railways from Austro- German control
On Austrian Front
Russia has made official announce
lncnt Of the singing Of the German
transport by II British submarine IN
the Baltic The Dvinsk front snl
claims greatest attention l the ru-l
urn fighting zone The Germans are
INV launching uu attempt Too take the
city FROM the north aud their onslaught
exceeds In violence thee prr,iuu, 900
tOckS from tlr west and south 4
desperate action hm, hrr fought lu
miles north NJ Dv,u,k and the RusH Hnus
admit loss NJ purt ul their trenches
From Dyiush to the lldu NloIudryNuu
Il D.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-09
Buchanan Hearing
10 be Exhaustive One


THE committee NJ four appointed &"
charges NJ moral turrltudr
rr.frrrcl arnlnst city Superintendent
uf Schools Geo. V, Rnchauou aud con
.i.rmg W Selwyn Douglas T. s. ref
,ur in bankruptcy w VI Grant lo
m attorney Elliott Alton of the Al
fm Poster AdverJi,lug company and
! f. pcrshing. mStur uf lhr Harrison
Avenue congregational church will
meet Monday night m the old high
school building ul the corner W
Fourth and Walnut streets 10 formu
late the manner uf procedure To be-
taken IN their hrNriug NJ the chargrs
The hearing uud reviewing of c'l.
dence IN the uusr will probably con.
sunc several days so that the result
will not hr decided. 1t Is likely until
the first NJ the following week
The hoari of education meets in
adjourned session IN the board room NJ
! the old high school building Monday
night az eight o'cluck Several IN.
finished untters are 10 be taken ru
fur discussion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-09
CH'NCr FOp WI

10 dance TONIGHT Old pcnplc children
aud Old muids free, Auditorium. ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-09

tfI Unitarian. Jharlrs N"l0.N
..... Nr.fns. m NusIn' Ar lnH''
f.. V..t TifH slu7f SUNDAY s'"
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-09
BOSTON CHAMPS
AFTER REVENGE

First Inning, Nrrond ilalf--Sro.h
up l'ul one. Strike wn scott threw
ml Stock al first making 70 nice -l''
hrriul the pitcher 'wuufr up ln"
pur. lmll rvo Strike uu Strike two
bancroft mucd ru,hru mp strike
one. Enll our Strike tVu ra-k"'
was out, IlobIillrl Do lWr, to Foster
The bail bounced ufr lIobIu~I- n-
and barry made % quiet play 800 Il
getting tine runner
No runs uu hl, mo- rrrnr-
Second Inning, First Half Lewis
mp Immuy Rie'w went over to tUn
BOSTON bench uuj ordered moving
picture man away Strike mr BAH
one Strike two lwu Lewis mmrl
Nn,rr', mlrrhuuI hul mrf'cd Jh.
E.-tm mrmuu Gardner m BALL
one Strike unc Gardner singled over
Bancroft head rnw uu BAH one
lou. strike one. lrua- m attempt u
no nlt and run .u Foul strike two.
nr.. struck ont Ihumu, mp Strike
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