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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
Steel Company, of PhiladeI-
phla, May Cause an Action
for False Arrest.
Pr PLEASANT. Mar Nj;

PLEASANT Mar "a Rumors
are current In Point leasant that
the end or the episode III which a
New Testament was stolen from Gov
2ef.nor Hatfield and the subsequent ar
rest and filming Of the men supposed
to have taken 1t, has not been reached.
1T has leaked out that in inFesti-
CATION was being conducted by a local
attorney into all the phases tof the
case. 1t JIG known that an attorney
has been retained in the matter and
Is personally getting aftidayits and
data to he forwarded to thu AIidvaie
Steel Com any ~ Office In Philadelp
rom what has leaked out here, 1T
has been learned that the chief coun-
sci To-. he AIid vale Steel Company.
the employ yer Of the voun men ar
rested. 1lls mi en- 10 an ttor1ley
here asking him 10 set all I'M tion
of the ease possfbl e to obtain This
s1nfprInation WI n be folssarde ga to the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
DENVER'S CREW SAL
SAY VESSEL S OWNERS
But the Vessel, Itself, is Aban.
doned Il 800 Miles East of
New York. CITY,. ..I
taxAsseelArEp rRK.x3

y
NEW YORK.. Mar 2 - The Nal
lory line, owners OF the American
steamer. Denver. received confirma-
ton today Of the wireless message
sent last nj ht. from the steamer, st:
Louis, announcing that the Denver's
crew had been tai ken off and that the
Denver had been aband oned 1900
miles east of New u orK..
This conf rmatio on came in Il wire
less message from Captain Avery OF
the Denver. The message said that
the Denver had been abandonedsln
a sinking condition and that Captain
Avery and his crew were aboard the
Atlantic transport liner, animal
tan, and would reach this port next
Saturday. 3s
A. somewhat conf icting message,
;wi1ich stated that the Denver's captain
and Flis4wife We're aboard the steamer,
N1egamtic was received by wireless to-
day from the captain OF the MeEantic
by the White Star line. The A1egantic
was one Of ten vessels which hurried
to the sstrfcken steamer when it first
sent out its wireless call The first
to reach It was the Mania tan. The
st. Louis reached the ship next APP
parently twenty four hours or more
elapsed between the sending OF the
first call for help and the rescuing.
8ofEthes DenTer.sT crew:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
fOn the Western Front Accord
ingto UnQfficia Dispatches
from Two Cities.
FIGHTING Still STU BBoRN
IN the carpathi While the
Russians Are Being Thrown
Back atMemeI.
5stsy .ssoetArE,Elp rrrr=7 4

III LONDON. Mar. 26The maEni-
tude of the surrender Of PrzemysI
and speculation MS to how quickly
the Russians will be able to press the
advantages derived therefrom in an
advance into Hungary and Siles;a
continue to be the chief topic of dis
cuss1on in the war news today.
The The Russians teuAsa are putting the
fortress in order. They are sending
the prisoners to the rear, feeding the
starving populace and tending the
i sick and wounded. The task Is IN
enormous one and so it is presumed
that Russia. for some time. will not
be able to divert elsewhere its
strength. which for so long has been
engaged in front OF this stronghold.
Official reports disclose that moth
Ing OF Importance. has occurred In
the western arena OF the war BUT IN
official dispatches from Rotterdam
and AmEterdam say that another
offensive on the western front is I'm
pending. Stubborn fighting IN the
.Carpathians Is going on undated. AT
Il the northern extremity OF the east
ern line the Russians admit they have
been thrown back from the East
sPrussian port OF Mcneil and they
characterize their advance to this
point as merely a Reconnaissance.
suFLner co the SCUM the Russians
claim that the German attempts to
take Dssowetz are weakening, ma
#ajority OF the big German guns having
been withdrawn.
The strength OF the latest Turkish
advance to the Suez canal is SO g
i1tble. according to dispatches
PREACHING london. that British obs
servers find it hard to believe that
the forcing Of passage over this
country has been seriously consider
ed. The British theory is that the
4 Turks under German officers are
being led on this expedition to keep
the British troops on the alert to
prevent withdrawal of any forces
while never really contemplating an
invasion OF Egypt. ..=
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
Ala Point along the StfaitsSand
q General Attack is Being
Planned. SssfS8
LET REVIEWS A7-TAc
50n The Turkish Fortifica lions
According to a DespatGE
from Athens. sss 81
nv Assec,ATrpsrarx.

LONDON. Mar force ar al
lied troops were landed on the spenina
5sula OF Galiipo1i yesterday from
transports In the gulf OF Saros.
Fcording to despatch from Atllenss
A general attack upon the forti fca
tons Of the Dardanelles Is to be tiIi-
dertaken Immediately on the arrival
of further French and British
ships now on their way to Join the IT.
tackinE squadron. IKE
The last concerted effort against
the DardanelIes was on March STD
This days action result ed In the loss
of three battleships. Reviewing the
situation military experts have Elk
pressed freely their belief that to
penetrate the straits the marine forces
must be well supported On land. ~
has been said lately that a5 Strong
detachment Of French troops was on
It's way to the Dard neI1es. The Gal
lipolf peninsula Isl the Europeans side
of the Dardanelles AT Its head ~
Is not more than three or four les
wide. If this neck Of land were Ell
fective1y held by the allies, Turkish
communication with the strong Do
sitionsson the peninsula would be I'M
possible. sg M
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
ALLIED SHIPS
LAND TROOPS
SHIPS
TO Be Put into Service for the
Expositions by Wayof
Panama Canal.
terEel.lre r+r5TELra-4. -.

SAN DIEGO, Calf. Mar. 24An-
other important factor in the trans
portation facilities to the California
|exposittons by the international
Mercantile Marine Company which
will put the kroonland and Finland
into service between New York and
the Pacific coast cities via the Pana-
ma canal.
Arrangements have been effected
with the railways whereby the visit
ors can come by boat and return By
rail route. or vice versa: the total
fare, including berths and meals on
the steamer being s2O5.35, consider
ably below the usual rate.
The service. with its three months
time limit, goes into effect May /, fol-
lowing by a few weeks the spectacu-
lar trip Of the twin steamers. North
ern Pacific and Great Northern.
which sailed from Philadelphia and
made their first Pacific coast stop at
San Diego.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
VERY BLOODY B BATTLE
IS REP0 DRIED r AGING
] ~ Asseelsr1s = .ss,i

BERIlIS, by wireless. Mar. "a .---
Reports from the Carpat THAN noun
tains fndicate that one OF the greatest
and most sang1linary battles OF the
campaign is now raging.
IA correspondent telesraphs .'the
great bloody battle is now In full
swing In the Carpath Tt has not
yet PREACHED the point where a definite
Judgment can be passed on the events
at any point. The conflict is likely
10 he waged some days yet with equal
8furtonsness by both sides The next
few days probably will see the re
LEASED PrzemysI investment army en-
gagged in this struggle Condf tions
north OF the Nistula and along the
Bug and Narew line appear to have
changed little or not at all recently
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
MISS T|CHE:NAL DEAD.
Appendicitis Causes Death OF
Well sWnOWn, Womallo of
LarnbertS Rim.

MISS Ella Tichsnal ged. 8 5; years.
OF Lambert's Run, this county, died
at o'clock Wednesday morning in a
local hospital, following an illness OF
appendicitis. SIS
Miss Tichenal. aged So years,
.dition before being brou ght to the
hospital. but an operation was per
formed in an effort toEsave her life.
but she was too far gone before the
operation was performed ~
She is survived by her father Ed
mund Tfchenal, a bro ther NJ. q N. Itch
enal, of Lambert,s Run and two sis
tiers. The sisters are Mrs. Florence
Keaster, Of damston and Mrs. Mar
tina Preston. OF La nlberts Run. 3
The funeral services will be held
at the home on tLamberts R I'm. and
the burial will be8in the Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows cemetery. a
Lumb erport: The hour and date will
be announced later
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
BOGUS|CH|.E|GK
Charge against a vviLsonburu|
Man and He lis in Jail Now
at CumberI land.

CUMBERLAND, NJ d I, Mar. 2 Il
A.s -E. Brown, of vii onburg Va,
vas ommttted to the county Jail by
Mag istrate y Heck yesterday af-
ternoon for. a nearing on March ~
on a charge or obtaining money on
false Dretense Brown#was4arres
Saturday afternoon by Chief 81 sen-
sued bogus check for 5 15= Oh Oh
EZihlman and Rhoden. sal oonists of
Mill Greek: At police head Quarters
Brown said he had no election OF:
passing the check inasmuch as he
was intoxicated all day Saturday He
ADDED that he would make good the
deficiency.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
WAR WiTHI ITAllY
Is Consid cred Now by the Gov.
ernrnent5of Austria, as More &
Than Pr bab'e.
savsAsHcc,ArKp rKGSE

II GENEVA, ia Paris, Mar. e4.The
Austrian government now considers
war with Ia w more than nrrhables
large numb err OF troo ops have arrived
in the TvEol and Trieste, where de-
fensFe works are being constructed.
received advices from Austria to the
effect that the dual monarchy might
consider the signing of a 4 separate
peace with Russia without consulting
Germany ffering as q concession to
:cede to Russia large portions Of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
ACklSOlN' WIDOW
DIES I'm CHARLOTTE
.Atthe Old lac sso on Il onleste cad
Where She Spent the Last
Days5ofs H err Life ~
.4xor.,cifArKnsrdnxr y,

lTf
CHARI4OTyTE. O.. Mar
Mrs. AIRY Anne Jackson. dor ofS;
General StoneWall Jackson,Sd died fs:
her home here this m Forming
a5 Mrs. Jockson was born near
city, July. ~ SO 1.sdaughter 0t sReYs
Robert Morrison. la 'reBbyf DIS II
minister and found let OF DaSidsbn
college. She attended the IanS
N e., academy and coll ege. inishlnt
In &: Ter 1narriage took
in July. 1a n 4 ss 4s
Jackson as 4 then aa mai r HArEfnEss
,as instrnctor IN Va ginia AIil
:stitute ait 11exingt on. She; baca lna
close student OF mil itary TACT ard
always took an agg reasiva intareSf
In the fortunes lot the Conf Rte
army. III S
~ Ter her usband lied got ttnd
,inS1 3 s. she ot of if
DRIES or his frss ~
last lays NEere M enf Eat the IN JaEk
isp Y: lss N y 81 v 8Ss IS;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
Whitehead Convictions
2i71dicQfe Auditor DarS1
Whose Exposur of TheirMeth-
DDS Drove Their Company
from This State.
tsrKeIAL TorHE rELr:a, RAND ).

! CHARLESTON, Mar. 2 "a Dispatches
from Birmingham Ala, tell of the
lconviction liz the federal district court
OF, j.: ID Whitehead and Z. a. White
head, president and vice president OF
the Standard Home Company, and
their sentence to terms of four years
In the federal penitent iary by District
Judge w. u: Grubb. The Standard
Home Company, now bankrupt, was
fined 81. 900. NJ. "
I The convictions were secured by the
having used the. United States mai1s
Ito defEaud in come etinn with the
or the dard Home Com
Epany, and the inFesti cation into the
affairs Of that organization dates back
to u 91u when the company came into
West Virginia and was first brought
to the notice OF, the Insurance depart
ment OF the state.
Through the diligent efforts OF Aud
/ itor ]. s.. Darst and Secretary Of State
Stuart F. Reed thousands Of dollars
Were saved West Virginia ftizens and
by reason of the unfavorable publicity
given the company 1T was forced to
withdraw from the state.
It'll The Standard Home Company sold
| home purchasing contracts The
purchaser paid Sc pei, month and after
SIX mon thly INSTALLING Itsf had been
paid he was eligibl LEI fol-. a loan of
irS 900. Even il the contracts had been
carried out the chances ofIaspurchaser
.sgettingsa loan at the end Of six months
were about one in az thousand I but in
most cases theHcon tract was sold on
THE claim OF; a loan within III short
period and the result was Wholesale
disapp tment for the purchasers.
Payments We're then discontin and
ctical1y all. that had been.spaid in
was efted undo the contract
Nh 81 state auditor claimed ssuperyis-
ION Of the company under an act
passed by tn legislature OF 1911 and
demanded that the Company submit to
AN examination This it agreed ito.
do and the Rexamina on was begun at
aBlrnhng CHAM, sbutSasF soon as the exam
liner began to- discover evidence which
would have justife ed the auditor in
driving it from he state the, COM
pany refused to permit the exa1nina-:
hon to continue.
IA publ fcity campaign was then in
saugurated against the company and
their representa- I've in West Virginia
vas ndicted. Then followedsa siren
nous controversy with the auditor sup
ported by the secretary of state. It
ended LIN the supreme court OF appeals
wa1lcf n cid that the auditor had no
over the company
BY this time, however, the exposure
of the ctices OF the company was
complete and it was unable to do but
little business after that time. IA t; that
time the auditor attempted without
success to obtain sacti on from the fed
eral, auth ties, but the recent, con
sylction q. the two Nhiteh come as.
q Wind ation Of the efforts made by
the state au thorities four years ago
3to&protects the public.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
ALLEGED JUNK THE:
ls5Held for Next. Criminal Court
Grand Jury on Charge of
Stealing C Upper Wire.

|5 s Harry McAtee Isl e prisoner IN the
the next criminal court grand Jury
as IA result OF a hearing IN Justice
Jackson ". Carter's court when he
was on aScharges OF stealing
copper wire from the Perry coa1ing3
station mine OF the Console ation,
Coal Company, officials OF the coal
having proved to Justice
Carter that McAtee had taken the
copper In default of as bond he was
|remanded to Jail
The coal Ncomp isA cond nctings By
Kprosecutf ON against junk
thieves with q yisW az brankingTnp.
such The cts.
n III a
n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
..H !: 4 | !. YEAR; !
Sentence and Fine Drawn by ssllinns,
ton Man for Carrying Pistol

Convicted OF vi ola ting the Johnson
anti=weapo law by carrying a revolv-
er without having a license therefor,
Major Harris, of shfnnston, was
brought here from that place Vednes-
day to serve a sent enceEo Of six months
III stheEcountyja Jail and at ~ ork on the
county roads In add ition he has to
pay a fine or s. 10 and costs OF, sinsd de-
fault. work out the amount on the
roads. The man was tried and sen
fenced by Mai istrate CT. Watkins at
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
STEAMERS GRAFT is
TAR GET o f. AERO AM
soeIATrp rarsE,E

LONlDoNI Mar. ~ or half an hour
yesterday. according TO the master OF
the British cargo steamer. Teal. which
arrived in the Than es TODAY, his craft
was the target Of q German aeroplane
while OFF the coast Of the Netherlands
The aircraft not only dropped
bombs and steel arrows but opened
4 fire with a small machine gun. With
the exception OF a hole in her deck
made by an arrow the Teal suffered
no damage.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
.EzA I.FIELD EPISODE
now UNDER PROBE

A1advale Steel Company'si counsel, and
il, on the face of the evidence, It is
the opinion OF the lawyers that the
young men were subjected to false OF
malicious arrest, the company Will
take legal action in BEHALF OF the
young men.
It has also been learned here TINT
the young men arrested have been re-.
tanned BY their comp any who are in.
3clined to side with them In the en-
barrassnrent in which they have been
placed. y s.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
GER MAN FIRE BREAKS
DOWN F'REN C H TTACKs
hYAxsoe,ArEp rrFss,3

BERLlN. by wireless. Mar. "a W.
French attacks on Reich Ackerkopf
and enar Badonvillers broke down UNI
der heavy German fire and assaults by
French forces in the forest of lie
#Pretre were repulsed, according 10 the
German official statement today Only
artillery engagements are reported
from the Champagne district.
In the East the Russians are still
being pursued by German troops from
Mcneil to the northward. Near Laugs-
zargen the Russians were repulsed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24

The Queen Elizabeth Of the Brit
ish navy, the most powerful battle
ship in the world now in service, has
shown the remarkable value Of its
long range 15-inch guns, which en-
nbled the ship to keep out Of the
range Of the Turkish guns and at the
same time shell the defenses. The
Queen Elizabeth has displacement
Of 27,500 tons and her main arma-
1nent consists Of eight 15-inch guns
and sixteen 6-inch guns. Her speed
is twenty-five knots and she has the
iargest range Of any ship known.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
4 Continued On page /
MAYOR IN CUSTODY
of United States Marshal and
Ordered to Give Additional
Bond of So, 600.
tpy ..soc,A n, =. rrFr rl,

INDIANAPOLIS. Mar. ayor
Dom NJ. Roberts In addition to the
three men sent to Jail last night be-
cause OF alleged tampering with wit
nesses in the Terra Haute election
case was ordered into the custody of
the United States marshal oday. He
was ordered to give additional bond
of $ 5000 for his appearance to ans
INNy wei the! charge Of corrupting govern
ment Win sses.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
. |. BODY ! j |U ]. |: I
by a Mani loughing in Field is
That Of Baer, a eaIthy
Contractor.
err Arree,A1ep rs :, ],

SHARON. March q 4 - ames5 Gull
kinan. blowing in field near here
today, unearthed what for time was
believed to be the body Of wv. r.. IA.
Baer. wealthy contractor, who dis
appeared a year ago. Persons who
had known Baer. however. refused to
confirm the police identi flea ton. The
skull Of the body found today had
been crushed and the body wrapped
IN a blanket and wound ii lightly about
wi til sNi
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
sJSIoN AND LEAG u Il

F'AIRAIONT. MIRA The
ans Christian Temp erance Lnfon OF
West irginia wi II ahpld a semi an
nual Getting Septembe 90, 90 and
lin Fairmont NJ because the sEqnaN
Suffrage League Of West Einias
viii meet in conventio lon here hen
and the temp rancei union want to
aid the suffrage cause.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
BEL GAN ARM " MAKES
PRO GRESS ON THE RIVER
tnf Auaoc:ArKn rREEnt

PARIS, FAR A division Of the
Raglan army has made progress on
the right bank oil the User while on
HE left bank Of the canal at Hart
1nanns1W etlerkopf another Belgian
division has captured the first and
second line Of GerTllan trenches. ac-
#cordtng to tile Official French con1nlun-
ications today.
~ mention Of other operations on
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
BRYAN CONSIDERS.
Making Repre- entations to
Berlin C once rlillg Dang,e
from German ombs.
Z rs q. ny ~ - N !,
EnT AH4ocEATEp RRkRh

- 4. 2. FHk1h
WASHINGTON l y: O., MI. 2 --:-
Acting on advices from The Hague
that the state department. was con-
flag OF the Be1gian relief commission.
hadtbeens endangered by AZ bomb from
a German aerop1nne on the Dutch
coast. Secretary Bryan said today
tina the tatedepartments was con-
sidsring making representatio tons ito
Berlin. s n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
30 MBA D NJ EI i OF ORIS
is RES UMED BY FLEET

PARIS. Mar. 2 G. BombaTdmentsofs
the Turkish forti feat ons IN the Oar
.danelles was resumed at 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning by an allied iset
according to an TAtll ems daapate HI. N
The warships were sbS
sa numb eEs Of mine sNeepsrs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
An UNCLE'S ADVICE
TO HIS NEPHEW.

Alfred, my boy, never run
down Democrats; for God
made Democrats the same as
he made fleas. lice, bugs,
snakes, Fords and other beast
II crawling crying things. Why.
He made them III e only knows,
but some day IN His divine
wisdom He may enlighten us,
but up to now I'll he d md
II ever could find out. S
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
|NDANGER|.
Are American Mission aries and
Refugees ait Urumiah,
Persia, Now.
DYA..c=itArrrpFpe,5k rec.

WASHINGTON, Mar. "a erican
Consul r. w. Smith, stationed at Ba-
stum.. Russia, and who now Is at Tiffis,
informed the state department today
that American missionaries aud refu-
gees we're in danger at Uruniah, Per
STA, where the Turkish consul, RaEhib
.BeY, at the head OF 700 AskaIis, was
Recently reported To- shIaye led anaipaa
rising against the American mission.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
BREAKS 3 j: RECORD.

HuNT1NGTON, MIRA. a The
Rev. i. ". Bryant. pastor OF the First.
Baptist churc CHI ]. declares he has
broken the West Virginia record by
baptizing fit y-one persons at a sin
gle. regular church service.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
cay Assou,ciatedFP Press.

3.;tLONDON. March 2 =
Flight Commander Crossley
Mestes or the British aviation
service In consequenceEof en-
Egine trouble VIII he enroute to /
make an attack on Antwerp
was obliged TO land at
Kruiningen, accord Ing to 81; a.
despatch from The Hague.
The afrn1an vs. not INJURED.
He III be interned
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
No - Y u. l2l ~ -lgI
4 JUDGE MAXWELL OUT.

Judge Hayond Maxwell Of the cir
cult court, kept to his home two or
three days on account Of tonsilitis, ISL
out again SS.i
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
BOY BABY on CARR AVENUE.

The stork paid n visit to the. home
of Mr.. and Mrs George q. Lynch on
Carr avenue Tuesday nj Eht and left
them fine boy baby. weighing
seven and three-quarter pounds.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
CHILD HAS PNEUMONIA.

Nina Ward. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ward. of Broad Oaks.
IS seriously i'll at her home suffering
with pneumonia. While her illness
is serious 1t Is not though that 1t will
be fatal. s8$ 8s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
TO BURY son.

he r v French Hurley. coll
5ored !, left the city last night for De-H
troll, ffch.. to bury his Oldest son.
sIt is not known when ne WI II sreturns
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
Jury HANGS.


IA criminal court jury failed TO agree
"Wednesday in the case of Leon
Schultz tried on a charge OF yiplat-
ing the prohibition Inv, and the case
was continued until the next term Of
the court mi VI, ss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
BENJASIIN's PICTURE 10 3,

nv EheS I2athe Dali 81 at the Hijou the
alter day shows pictnre or Ray
lmond sBeniamfn.g grand sexalte ruler
of the Elks at U Boston meeting on
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
" X ~ SssES
ORDERED TO sREFRAIN.
+. nv a ssn,cia ] 81 1,r.a..a !,

VV9ASHING'IUN,l Ma r 2 4 .-----33,
All British cruisers not only In Z
American waters but In the
Caribbean, Pacific and South
Atlantic have been ord cred to
srefrain from tai king supplies
from neutral countries IN orr
der to ayoid bre aches OF Ileu-s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24
WALDO, i ], I D TRIAL

Tom Waldo is on trial inSthe GRIM
inal court, charged with assault and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-24

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