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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-06

1915. che tonowtzsg order r.aas ezstereds
Ronert n. Carroll 2s
|. Josiah ThornFson. F.saler s14oEsett,
Isaac w Se1nans, 1Railia1n M d T11nnp-
son, liam .na. Farnsra Bank of
Eiarraer: 1atse. Ifiiy1 II. Grinin. Is
lcoHlpltttse Of Sheridan h f4rtffnsl an IN
esns w. Psfsesni ssss g ssst1qai Bank
Rorat1on Ellen g. Davis and Eornel4a
e. Basel, aa execrtrscez OF the last Will
INC LoW4ides saysns s Bank and edss Trnst
Z nIa Fany Al lion. John ". AE-
NV, 4 y Nee g: 1saass!. The Empire Ma
Robert M. Carroll q kIiardian of Edgar
r.. yBeal, a minor ard as trustee of the
estate OF Edgar r. Beal and James b.
Object OF suit.
the object OF the above ety1ed suit IL
ants. Alfred ). c ss Il an e jossaa ".
THOMPSON and Ianes II. Barnes Tor tale
sum Of Three Tl1uu sand Two Hundred
est thereon from the 9TH day OF Jan
uary,s 10 LIZ. due from the said defendants
70 the said pladntin on certain prom
Three Thousand $4,000 Dollars. dated
July %, 1913, drawn by the said Coch-i
IAN and Dsyaele 81 e the order ct 4 tae
months after the date thereof. at the
First Eattona1 Bank OF Un!ontorsn. Penn
1ELH7TRSL EIl&TEOa GALE
until paid at the rate OF six per centum:
Der anl1li1r1. payable annually, and which
sa ID note was endorsed and delivered
by the said ocnpabn and Barnes ito
the glid pla1rtIf ard after wards. on the
day OF the maturity OF the same the
noe was presented for payment and
payment thereof being refused the note
was duly protested for the non payment
thereof. OF which the said Thompson and
Barnes had notice. And the further OBJ
Iject or said suit Is to enforce the pay
ment of said debt by process OF attach
1nent against the real and personal es-l
tates OF the said defendants, Alfred J..
Cochran. James r. Barnes and Josiah
VI. Thompson 4 55
+ And It appearing from an affidavit
filed In said suit that Josiah ". Tt1omp-
son. Fuller Horsett, Isaac " semans.
William NJ. Thompson, William Han
l1!nE. James r. Barnes and Alfred j.
Cochran are non-residents Of this state.
it Is ordered that they do appear wtttlin
one month from the date Of the first
publication of this order and do what
is necessary to protect their interests
Herein.
Given under my hand this the 1st5day
]; WADE coFFMAS. Clerk.
r.. s. DOUGLASS.
GEO. M. HOTFHFIMER,
"a Counsel for PlaiEtin.
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aatates OF said def4ndarta. AifrSd u.
E6c1ran. JaneS f. s Barnes aIld Jo3sfah
NJ. Thompson. n sT95
And Il appearing from an ahIdavtt
Tied In Batd suit that sAlfredsJ. Cochran.
James 9H. Barnes and Josiah " Tho111p-
sou. are esIdentS OF this state liz
fs ordered that they do appear within
one month from the date OF the first
publication OF this order and do what Is
herein. ar IN 81 z
Given under my hand this the LIST day
of February. 10 15..Ess 3s
r. s. DOUGLASS w Nh ts$9 7. NH
Counsel for Plaintiff :F
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-06

STATE OF WE1STt$VIRGINIA
Of NE Eyes hsad IN the e once Of Ct the CLERK
che s so ore as Vas e e laeFeaFy
vs.. IN dhancery.
20, : osl az Thompson, Fuller Hogsett,
4 viii y. ssmans WIN liam ~
GlarksburE corporation, Harvey NJ.
.HaTmer, Trustee. Ii " NJ Grimm. as
CON- na Ct sheEidan r. Grittin. an in-
;of West Virginia at Clarkaburg. cor
Rorataon Elien G: Davis and cprnelia,
and testamen Of John Bassel. de lea va I
The The .LoMndes Savings Bank and Trust
G I'm a. 7, coIporat don ohm w. AS
tonal- Bank OF Clarksburg. g corpora
3tioH. Robert NJ. Carroll In his own r OH
as Guardian Of Bdsar r. Beal, a. = 1n n
e Pea. James B. supi fease a Al dsa =.
Cochran, James r. Barnes Edward -
.1 9,,Iel,, q, = -. Patton and Josiah V.
ceased. -. 81 80, - - -
object Of su1s.
is TO recover q decree against the de-
fendants. Josiah W. z Thompson. and
gsan =; e, Barnes Tor the sum OF Twelve
and s5-loo li2s7ssss Dollar wi vita s in =
5erest thereon from tho 25 til day OF
Ss@ass g16 assa PEs th
severaa pronIssory notes tolwit. ts Re
arst. thereof dated May Nay Is. s. a. and md
Barnes to the order OF the So said Bar aaess
at the First National Bank OF Onion,
9, soPn; pennsylvania, and payable six
tsrest thereon from date at the rate OF
~ , per centum per annuna. payable an
1Tqfas l, = = the principal sum FIVE
note wass endorsed by thessaid Thompson
III - and delivered to the said
p 81 W. q and the second off ssid notes Is
principal sum Of Five Thousand Is oooS5
l Dalla a and ls drawn BY T, said Thomp-
OF themselves six months after the ,tia,t
thereof at the First NATIONAL Bank OF
!, !! niontow ss Pennsylsa with Interest
at the rate Of six per cetnunl per an
mum. rayao1e annua II 8. and which No tei
the said Thompson ana Barn s, en-;
said plalnti q; and the third of said
notes is for the principal sum Of Twenty
Five Hundred 500 Dollars dated
fe1tdart. James Barnes and payable
TO the order OF the defendant Josiah ".
shs a9so q t t5s Fie date
uniontown. Pennsylvania with Interest
from the date th ereof at the
abe s s snd sr 1 anes, was
dorsed and assigned by the defendant:
Thompson to the said plni ntiff. and at
said note and sd nea BY hin. glaranteed
the payment of said note and waived
the further object OF said suit Is To- en-
fprce the payment OF said debt by pro-
cess Of attachment gain and upon
the real and persona 5estates&o the de-
fendallts Josiah W. Th ompson and u ames3
r. Barner. s 35s
hled III said suit That Josiah W. sThoanp-s
SON. Fuller IoEEett. Isaac W. SeInans,!
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-06
ORDER OF DETERIORATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
- ~, H 1t.s hedd IN the Office OF the Clerk
On 9 y. m onday, the LIST day OF FEBRUARY.
i 1l,5;the tollosyinE order was entered
81 Robert M .carroIl. as trustee OF the
In Cl1ancery. e
1saas a7 W ss,l no FneT
william Hanans, y 4 Tarmsrs Ranf 81
Glarissburg. corporation. Harvey w.
A Eiia Trustees, Lily M. Grdhln. as
zane petso9 e M Shsstdsn IS n
OF West Virginia at Clarksburs corr
Roratdon, Ellen q. Davis and Cornelia
and testament Of john BaaseI e deer leg Ma1i
The Lcwndes Savings Bank and Trust
1 eeW H. = coEEperattoT n John w AZ
ttonal Bank OF Clarkaburg, q corpora-
LOT on robert M; Carol: In hts own right.
ana as guardian OF Edgar r. Beal, q
!, Object Of sr.t.
me object OF the above styled suit
is to recover g decree against the de-
HnEsett. Isaac ". sema,ts, WIHan NJ
1thoHpson and WiIliam Hankina, for the
s SUIT, Of Five Iaousand $1,000 Do11ars
@ qvenber, Is III, due from the said de-
Tend ants to the said p1aintiff upon a
f fSs IN, Regotta.b le promissory note for
5000 Dollars! dated May "a u.
g IsayFn by the Id Josiah W Thompso1l
and Isaac Se1nans, Fuller Iosseht
and Wdllia . Hanlcins as surettes, and
PAYABLE II. the order OF said plaintiff
eight months ter the date thereof. at
the First National Bank OF UntontoYgn,
P,elansylvania. With interest thereon at
.ts1 rate Of six per eentum per annurt1n.
payaase semi ara11la.1lY; and theA interest
ON which note has been raid to the 14th. !
day Of November; 10 4 Il and tho furtii erl
object Of said suit IL to enforca the:
payment OF said debt by process fof at!
jtanh merit upon and against the real and
personal estate Of the said defendants.
Josiah, y Thompson Fuller Hogsett,
lisa &C w Sen1ans and William T4anitfn4s
81 And it appearinE from an affdavit
fled III raid suit that Josiah 81. Thoanp-
SON Fuller 1oEsett. Isaac w. Semaf1s
and lillian Hankfns are nor-resid ent4s5
of this State. IT n ordered that they do
OF the first put 1ication Of TINS order and
do what is necessary to prot ect their
interests herein. 5s$ ss ls5si N 800
Given ,lnder my hand this the 1st day:
WADE COLEMAN, Clerk.
Rs. DOUGLASS IL - 5s..
GEO. NJ. HOFF,fIEIMER
MI
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W 8'-FEI 5f3 ils 153l5s
y oRDER OF PuBL1CATI0N.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
At It Rules held in tho Office OF the Clerk
On 1a15 Me sSs the st day Tebruay
vs.. e In Cl1ancery.
Josiah NJ. Tllompson, Lily NJ. Griffin.
as committee OF Sheridan r. Griffin, an
81 WssP VPEini st h eo4
poration, Ellen G. Davis and Cornelta
3: Basel. as execlltrices Of the Last will
The Isowndes Savings Bank and Trust
Company. corporation and John w.
4 Object Of SUIT. 54S
The object of the above styled suit
is to recover from the defendant. Josiah
Y: ThompSon. the sum oc Seven Thous-
lars. due from rim to the PLAINTIFF.
together with interest thereon from the
225rd day of January. s16; tbetng the
six several prom Issery notes executed
bS the said Josiah " Thompson and
!s s.a to the order of said plainttn
principal sum of Fourteen Hundred
I14o0l Dollars each, and dated February
r. a. 1902 and paEabls to the order OF
OF February, $40. ana on or before the
18th day Of February. 4 9 Il: respectively.
them, from the date thereof. at the rate
OF six per centrum per anuu1n; two other
P p PM so%ry notes for One Thousand
18th day OF February.81eos, payable to
the order of the PLAINTIFF at the First
National Bank OF Uniontown. Pennsyi-
Fania- In sixty days ana four months
respectively. after the date thereof, with
interest thereon and upon each OF them.
from date thereof; another note for the
isu MOI One Thousand (10O01s Dollars
dated Novembe 10 1908. and payable
TO the order Of the plaintiR at the First
vania- eight months after the date there
OF. with Interest thereon from the date
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oaDE1 81 p,au.,.ax1uArro.r.

STATE oE, svFrH1ssf VtIhIsTNI .ss
Rules held IN tIrp Slt llcA or Mrs clerk
q OF Inc Circuit Court s3fiT tofIfhty
on ldonsla iut o r1 sislss,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-06

from an afh5a,rtt
{ Josiah " Tho7np-
Isaar w. Seusans.
D. William Ha.nEins
IL FL. Patton ana
re nbtSrestden or
Tered that hey do
nntll from the date
tton OF this order
sary to protect their
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81 q. DOUGLASS II. 81 !. z, ~
iD0. N. H0FFfIfcIMER,
as Counsel for Plaintiff.
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To- 1915
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hand this the list aa y

S.bOIETLASS, IG5 i3 & FAffE9 53E
D. NJ. HOFFFIE.IMF1R,
ounsel for Plaintif r.. ilsi q s
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ORDER Or PUaLzcAr1oN.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At Rules held In the office OF the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court OF Harrison County
on Monday the LIST day Of February.
1919 the told lowing order was entered:
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IEIU. NJ. HDFFHElMFsR,
Counsel fot. Plainfif II.
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l.sfaNFfALJF14 ILDFEl-ANl 9TNItTK.
IS. DOUGLASS. ass
Counsel for Pladnt n. y.
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iFstO. M. HDFFHFs1MER,E
Counsel fer Plairtiff.
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H. p. s1UILF1fAsSS. !'4l 81 ~ ~
GEO. NJ IIDF1F-TEBIMER.
Counsel for Plaintiff \. ss
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-03
Coal Men Die
in Auto Crash
DEMpSTER, HIS WIFE
SON, AND cHAUFFER
ARE KILLED..

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 3.-Two promi.
nent Pittsburghers, husband and wife,
and their chauffeur, are dead. and
their son fatally injured. as the result
of an accident which occurred during
the rainstorm yesterday afternoon,
when an automobile in which they
were returning from q trip to Balti.
more became uncomfortable on a
stretch Of mountain road. near the
Mountain Inn. four miles east OF Ii
gonier and plunged over 2O-foot en-
bankment.
The Dead.
ALEXANDER DEMPSTER. aged 70,
coal operator. OF East Emo; uIed III
Latrobe hospital.
MRS. ALEXANDER DEMPSTER.
pinned under car: died instantly.
CARL WILLIAMS, Dempster family
chauffeur
The Injured.
JAMES G. DENSPSTER. son OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Alexander Dempster; inter
ma! injuries, bruises about head and
body; in critical condition at Latrobe
hospital.
The bodies OF Mrs. Dempster and
the chauffeur were extricated from
the wreck and the in!ured> father and
son were hurried to the Latrobe hos
pital.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-03
.FAIRNDNT To GET
STATE CONVENTION
Christian EndeavOr Work
ers Of West Virginia to
Meet Here.

The 1916 annual convention Of the
West Virginia Christian Endeavor So
ciety which Is in session at Wheeling,
will be held in Fairmont, announce
ment TO that effect having been made
previous TO the 1915 meeting.
Next year will mark the twenty
fifth anniversary OF the organization
of the union, same having been organ
lied in this city. and for this reason,
Fairmont was chosen as the meeting
place for 1916.
Other cities of the state. among the
number being Parkersburg. want the
1916 convention. but FarmOnt having
a Just claim to the meeting will enter
tam that body in August next year
s A number oE F'airmonters left this
morning for Wheeling. to attend the
sessions. Fairmont will make an ef
fort to have the largest and best meet
ing Of the society yet held in this city
next summer as plans are already on
foot for making the twenty-tifth ami
versary q notable one.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-03
ORDINANCE
SECURED BY WOMEN
Railroads and Factories to
Cooperate in Enforcing
New Law.
The smoke ordinance. submitted by

The smoke ordinance. submitted by
Commissioner ]. Walter Barnes,
passed by the Board of Commission
ers and last night, put before the city
council, was passed by vote OF 10
to l, there being but IL members
present.
The ordinance went into effect i'm
mediately after the vote was shown
to be in it's favor. Its passage is a
victory for Fairmont women in their
fight for clean city.
There has been an opinion among
the people OF Fairmont that the 6iii
passed was direct blow to the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad. and to the
Monongahela Railroad. This. how
ever, is not the case. The railroads
of this state have. for the. past ten
years been trying to make 1t under.
stood by their: employees that an ex-
cess Of smoke shows that coal is be-
ing burned at loss to the company.
There is probably no firm or corpora
ton that would like to do away with
the smoke nuisance any more than
the railroads.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad had
a representative present at the meet
ing last night in the person OF MI
W. Farraday, an engine foreman. Mr.
Farraday spoke of the ordinance as
viewed by the railroads and intimated
plainly that he was in favor OF doing
everything in his power to help DO
away with the smoke and SCOT.
Commissioner Barnes made the re-
mark that when he framed the oral
nance ne did not find the railroad
companies the only offenders, IN TACT
1t was mainly due to complaints com
ing to him from property owners that
certain industries in Fairmont were
causing more or less annoyance by
the excessive amount OF smoke COM
ing from their chimneys.
The persons so offended were pres
ent last night and one OF them
member Of the fair sex. spoke, request
ing the members Of the council TO
pass the bill as the smoke had be-
come a nuisance in her neighborhood.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-03
Presbyterians Sell
Barney Street Lot

The lot on Barney street. owned by
the Presbyterian denomination OF this
city and on which at one time it was
the intention to erect new church
edifce. was yesterday sold for the
sum OF $24.46S93.
The Fairmont Building and Invest
ment company were the purchasers OF
the property and now own splendid
site for business block. the property
purchased yesterday adjoining the U.
n. Arnett property, already owned by
the investment company. The lot pur-
chased from the Presbyterians is the
site OF the Chas. E. Manley residence.
There were several bidders for the
property but the Investment company
secured 1t.
The Investment company proposes
at some time To erect modern eight
story business block on the site.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-03
tBy Associated Press.)

LONDON. Aug. 3.-@n. Sir Ian
Hamilton reports on August , that on
the right of the position hel by Aus
tralian and New Zealand corps. q sue,
ceSSful attack was carried on against
net work OF Turkish trenches which
was beginning TO threaten the safety
OF the advance post, called '"Tsnanis
pOS&"
The attack consisted Of the bonn
bardment OF the neighboEing works
and the explosion OF three Rines un.
der sections Of the trenches,
These sections were occupied at
once. Another section was rushed
with the bayOnet. The Turks did.
not counter attack.
At least 10 Turks were killed IN or
near the works. The result had been.
10 gain the crest OF the ridge and g
has materially improved our position
in that section.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-03
Hopkins Funeral to
Be Held Tomorrow

Rena Hopkins. the pretty 13.year.
old daughter OF Mrs. 0. H. Engleman,
who was drowned In Buffalo Creek
last evening, will be buried from her
mothers home tomorrow afternoon.
Undertaken Lazear Of Warrington, is
in charge.
The little girl went IN bathing in
the creek with two other girls, one
OF them her 11-yearold sister, who
also was nearly drowned, being saved
by another little girl, Irene Eby, 13
years old.
There is a ten-foot deep hole in the
creek. and It was in this that the lit
tie girl stepped. The body was re-
covered by SAINT Conway, who dived
into the hole. dragging the body out
to the historical mother. The coroner
pronounced the death due to acci.
dental drowning.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-03
ADVERTISING
.SERMONETTES.
A Short One Every Day
for the Busy Business Man

There should be no Ifs" introduced
into the advertising at all-no weak
admissions that under certain condf-
tons" the goods will prove success.
To suggest possibility Of failure IS to
invite it. II you have not iul conf
dence in your own goods you cannot
expect the reading public to be con-
vinced by your advertising. u
There are too many advertisement
that are just alike in superlatlveness.
When twenty firms in a town, Of sin
gle trade, declare-each one Of them
that it alone has made the greatest
cuts in prices and has the goods that
are better than all others in quality on
which the cut Is made, what are the
readers OF this advertisement TO cons
clude? OF course nineteen Of these
firms are not telling the truth, and
who can tell which one Of the twenty
Is veracious? Better say less and
have it true.-Printer's Ink.
The better you say a thing the long
er It will be remembered.
It is well enough to hold to q partie.
ular style Of type In your advertising
providing you employ ordinary tudG
ment in making the selection.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-03
.un1Q Votes
to Fight on
RUSSIAN LEGISLATORS DETER
MINED TO FIGHT UNTIL VIC.
TORY is WON.
CRy Associated Press,

PETRoGRAD. August 3.-Michael
Rodianko today was reelected presi-
dent OF the ussian Duma by vote OF
296 to ~.
On the conclusion of the debate on
the war, the Duma placed itself on
record by unanimous adoption OF d
resolution declaring It to be the deter
mInation OF the empire not to conclude
peace until the Russian victory was
complete and pledging the assistance
Of the population for the creation OF
fresh means Of continuing the strug
gle.
The resolution emphasized the ne.
cessity OF forgetting political ouarrels
and to recall government benevolences
in regards to interests Of all loyal
citizens Of Russia without distinction
Of race. language or religion"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-03
Foreign Consulates, Howev-
er, are Placed in Hands
of Americans.
british FIGHT IN WEST
German Transport is Re
ported Sunk by English
Submergible.
(By Associated Press.)

LONDON, August 3.-The armies OF
Germany and Austro-Hungary are be.
ing held by the Russians to the west
Of Warsaw, but are making progress
elsewhere on the eastern front, accord
ing to official word emanating from
Berlin and Vienna, their most deter
mined attack evidently being that
directed against Wyszkow, town 50
miles northeast Of Warsaw.
Pursuing their policy Of cutting the
communications Of Emperor Nicholas,
heavy German forces are attacking the
main railroad line to Ostrolenka.
The later information OF the Asso-
ciated Press from its correspondent ID
Warsaw states that the people are re.
turning to their homes and the life Of
the capital is resuming a normal as,
pect, although official establishments
have made preparations for the ex.
pected evacuation. the French and
Belgian consulates being placed in the
hands Of the American corsul.
In the west, fighting is again in pro-
gress in the British section Of the
front, and there has been a resump.
ton Of infantry action with the French
admitting that the Germans have cap
tured some trenches in the Argonue
and the Marie Therese district, but
claiming counter attacks have re-won
q portion of the lost ground.
In the Vosges, Paris states that the
French troops took several German
trenches after infiicting losses on the
defenders.
The record OF the British submarine
activity given by the British admiralty
was supplemented today by a Petro-
grad official statement which an.
nounces that an English submergible
has sunk large German transport n
the Baltic.
Heavy fighting is in progress on the
British front near Yprez. According
to a telegram from Courtrai. Belgium,
the boom Of great guns and mine ex-
plosions was audible there for hours.
and 1t was quickly followed there by
q steady stream of wounded from the
vicinity Of Hooge. Most of the cas-
ualties were the result of shrapnel.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-03
Mitchell Despondent
Before Drowning

Walter P. Mitchell, OF Sand Cut,
South of Monticello, Clarksburg. whose
body was found in the est Fork river
yesterday morning is said to have
been despondent on account of bad
health, and spent many hours OF the
few days previous to his death read
ing the Bible.
Reports from the scene Of the &C.
cident claim that Mitchell has been
acting queerly for some time, and he
is credited with the statement that
he would just as soon throw himself
in the river as to continue long in
bad health. Mitchell was single, 80
years Of age, and lived with his mar
ried brother at Sand Cut.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-03
(By Associated Press. }

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-Telegraph
communication between Vera Cruz and
Mexico City has been restored. Pro
visions began entering the city yes
terday and train loads are en- route.
The United States has decided to
ask the cooperation OF South and
Central America in the next step to
restore peace to Mexico.
The ambassadors from Argentina.
Brazil and Chile and the ministers
from Bolivia, Uruguay and Guatemala
have been asked to confer with Sec
retary Lansing here Thursday.
This announcement was made at
the State Department last night:
On Thursday afternoon there will
be an informal conference at the
State Department to consider the
Mexican situation. Those taking part
in the conference will be the ambas-
sadors from Brazil. Argentina and
Chile, and the three ranking minis
ters Of the American republics. name
u those Of Bolivia, Uruguay and Qua
temala. AS to the details which will
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-03
GOLD FOR LOCAL BABIES
The West Vrginiar to Give Away 5000
in Splendid Contest

Nine hundred dollars Fainont and
vicinity.
The yirginians campaign
SHOWER OF GOLD FOR BABIES Full details OF this enterprise
wiz found
and clip out the nomination blank aud the
Fill OF
Vrginian building After
this SHOWER
with detail have
satisfied let
will call
SHOWER OF will speedily arranged
without
CONTINUED Three)