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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20

The Douglas case was continued in the district court today and eonsid- erable number of witnesses testified for the prosecution. It is probable that the trial will occupy another day as there Is still much evidence to be sub mitted.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20

The schooner Bender Brothers pass ed town on the way to Chenik about eleven D. m. last night, but did not stop. The vessel is engaged in carrying sup plies for the native schools under the Jurisdiction of the bureau of education
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20
MOVEMENTS LOCAL VESSELS.

July 20-Arrived. Schooner Thomas, from St. Michael
 In the Roadstead. Schooner Thomas. Hettie B. s. s. Corwin. s. g. Lansing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20

Dr. Ramsay. the manager of the dredging operations of the Nome Mon tana-Nsw Mexico Mining Company is spending a few days in the city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20
sUeeEsTIoN.

For IS years We have talked quality in this town fulfilling every statement, until now the community recognize in the store reliability. Our Quality Talk this week is Eggs, Eggs that are Eggs. Lack of space will not permit us dwell ing on this subject as we would like, if it were possible never again would you get your Eggs elsewhere. We have made study of this branch and made arrangements with the producers at PetaIuma, Cal, that our orders be filled with the grade known as Ais which are absolutely the very best that can be had; they are an unfertiIe egg, thereby having tendency to preserve them far better and longer than those which are fertile, are uniform in size and weight, absolutely fresh, and guaranteed in every way-the price is soc DOT dozen. Be convinced that they are better; take a portion of this toothsome Armour's Star Ham or Ba- con which has won so much favor in town through our introduction, fry a couple of these PetaIuma Eggs in the natural fat of this Ham or Bacon, and you will enjoy meal that will be re- nembered by that satisfaction which will be complete.
 G. P. GOGGIN
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20
WEATHER REPORT.

Nome, Alaska, July 19, 1915. Temperature-MaX 56, Min. 50. Barometer-30.0 inches. Weather-Cloudy. Wind-East II miles per hour. Precipitation-.56 inch water.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20

The Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold their bi-monthly meeting this evening.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20
HOFFMAN HOUSE.

Special dinner served Sunday. Meals at all hours. Family dining room in connection. Home made bread for sale.
 MRS. GlNNIvAN, Prop.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20
NEWS NOTES

Arthur Maus and partners are pre- pairing to resume operations on the Mutt claim.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20

Large assortment of latest victo Records and victrolas received or steamer La Touche. Lomen Bros.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20

Chickens soc per pouni; also some nice flyers. Eggs 75c per dozen. Geo. Prosser- nhanA Black 5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20

weeks ago led to the arrest of the de- fendant in the present case.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20
NOTICE.

Mrs, Lees dining room is now open for business opposite Holt's. Mrs. Lee, proportion, formerly of Hoffman House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20

FOR SAlE-Piano. Inquire at Mug get office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20

Large assortment of latest Victor Records and victroIas received or steamer La Touche. Lomen Bros.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20
FOR BARGAINS.

See childrens Dresses at 5Oc to $1 House Dresses from $10O up. Just a few Ladies Tailored Suits going at cost
 Great reduction in Hats. D. M c. Thread and Slammed Goods.
 MRS. J. WANGER, Second Avenue Opp. Court House
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20

chsap~ss in the long run-Nome GarAo&
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20
NOW IS THE TIME.

To come in and see us, as the bright sunny days are coming on. and have your clothes cleaned, pressed and re- paired. We make them look like new. We clean hats. We make alterations.
 We guarantee first class workman ship.
 We guarantee modern methods.
 We guarantee prompt service.
 And we will appreciate your patron |age
 We also make suits to order
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20

NOME TAILORING COMPANY, Between Segerstrom X Hagen and R E
 Zehners Jewelry Stores.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
SPEAKER
s Engaged TO Deliver Local
EIks' Memorial Address
December 5 Next.

The Hon. William II Phillips. or
New York. will deliver the annual
memorial address for the Clarksburs
Nlks, sunday. Deem Der 5.s- Mr.. Ph---
lips is a prominent member Of the
New York lodge He has served tvs
terms as exalted ruler Of his lodge
and as. district deputy TO the granc
exalted S.1ler for the state of New
york. He Is a member OF the Crane
lodge committee or judiciary and >
trustee of the New York lodge. MT.
Philips is recommended by Arthu..
"a. Moreland. editor OF e;se Elks Al
lodge committee on; judiciary. ana :
Clarksburg lodge as Its memorial
speaker. Mr.. Moreland says MT Phil Phil
lips is a speaker Of high order anc
splendid ability.
Engagement Of Mr.. Philips a.
speaker here followed the efforts o.
Mr. NJ Moreland. and it is a pleasure 70
note the fact that again Clarksburs
IS to have the very best.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
WEAK MARKET
General Decline on Compare
lively Light Dealing in
Stocks in New York.
~ Anaoe,nyrp pRr,as,

NEW YORK. Aug. Strength
.ebbed away from the stock market
today and there was general de-
cline on comparatively light dealing.
The demand for all classes of stocks
lessened and there was increased
sensativeness to pressure with none
of the confident buying Of the earlier
part OF the week. In the first hour
weakness developed in spots, but
otherwise the market held up fairly
well until heayiness appeared among
the railroads. Then the whole list
gave way.
War stocks were most vulnerable
to pressure as was to be expected In
view Of their protracted rise. The
decline was orderly, however.
Notwithstanding the general
trend efforts to mark up quotations
of the war shares met with temper
ary success IN a few instances. Cru
chile Steel was the leader of this
movement. It rose four points to a
new high record of 92A Record
prices were made also by General
Motor. which advanced IL Is to 207 !.
and WHY'S Overland which rose r.
to 1857 Bethlehem Steel was
quieter than hereto fore. making only
small gain. All these stocks fell
back on the general decline.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
OFFICER is RECIPIENT
Of EIGHTY GENT GIFT
FROM CRAP GAME
NEGROES Run When BIuecoat
Appears, Leaving Money
on the Ground.

six negroes were the unwinins
donors of a purse of eighty cents to
Police Offcer o. d. MccIoud Satur
day afternoon. There is little douDe
but that the men want their money
back. but there is little PROBABILITY o>
any Of them asking the omcer to res
turn the gift
Information was brought to the Pc
lice department SATURDAY afternoon
that crap game was IN progress N
Traders alley. Officer McCIoud was
sent to the scene. Upon reaching the
alley. he was surprised TO see that
six negroes were rolling the bones"
In the middle Of the alley. in plain
view Of pedestrians. The scene of the
game was about midway between
Third and Fourth streets.
The officer approached the negroes
atealthily. When only few feet from
his prey, the officers b1uecoat was
=pied by one Of the participants in the
game. "Cop, he shouted, and al.
made of with all possible naste The
oficer says the negroes ran 80 fase
that it would have been possible to
shoot craps on their cocktails. After
a short run, the officer gave up the
chase and returned to the scene of the
game and found eighty cents that had
been left behind. The omcer says ne
is willing to return the money to 1.s
owners, If they will appear at police
and ask for 1t.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
oreig ner
Fined for
Hun ting
Man Not a Citizen Of United
States Runs Afoul OF
New Law.

Biacego Bilotta. an alien residing
at industrial. was convicted :, Satu Z
day evening in Magistrate = g.
Nfcewarner's court Of hunting on
lands near that suburb and was fined
s25 and costs. He paid the required
sum and was released.
Bilotta was convicted under that
mart Of section nineteen Of the game,
dsh and forestry law as revised by
the recent legislature. which reads
n mo person not citizen of the
United States Of America shall at
any time hunt, pursue, kill or catch
any Wild animals. or Wild birds IN
this state, or have in his possession
The case is the first OF the kind
that has come before local magts-
trates since the law was revised.
BiIotta was prosecuted by L. w
Reed. Of New Fair Grounds. depu-
styls game warden. who arrested him.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
FURNISH BONDS
Matte Smith and Viola vii
fong Released from the
City Jail.

Matte Smith and Viola Wilfone,
arrested on charges Of lettering In the
streets. secured their release from the
citv iail Saturday afternoon by FUR
nishing cash bonds Of $3.50 eacr
Their trials were scedu1ed for TINS
mornings session of police court.
The two women were arrested Sat
urday morning by omcers Shahan ana l'1
McC:ioud, who acted upon order from
Mavor q q Gordon. No
women was able to furnish bone
when flrst arrested and they wer~
locked mp. However, the money was
later raised and the women released
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
ADVOCATE
Is the Nome of a New and
Useful Publication by
Editor. 6. Shaw.

j. g. Shaw, a well known and en-
terprising local newspaper writer and
publisher, has entered q Held IN news
paperdom that should prove Of extrS-
Ordinary elpfulness to the commune
ties In whose behalf his efforts are
enlisted. and aid generally In the buy
at home" movement.
Mr.. Shaw is publishing what Is
known as the Home Advocates g news
paper devoted to home and Its inter
3ests. It is especially booster of the
home town and It's policy is q relenS-
less warfare against the mail order
business. which SO frequently saps .
Community of all It's money and leaves
but little in return
Along with the fight against the
mail order business. Mr. Shaw's pu2-
locations are to set forth the advans
tages Of the home market. present to
the public clear idea of what the
local merchant has to sell and whas
lofty heights are to be attained IN
community development by PATRONS
ing, home industries ana markets, .
mutual development for all.
The initial mum Der of the Homo
Advocate has just been issued from
Mr.. Shaw's Office in Pittsburg anc
it is devoted to the exploitation OF
Cameron and its future. It is q
highly creditable publication ano
should bring the town of Cameron
manifold benefit. Succeeding numbers
WIN be devoted to other communities
In West Virginia and other states ano
the Home Advocate promises to be-
come prosperously permanent.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
aroe Crowd Comes 10 CIaFks-
burq Court TO Have Dis
pure Settled.

4 large contingent of the popula-
ton of Lost Creek came to Clarks-
bnrr SATURDAY night to take part In
a legal fight in Magistrate q. Ed
ward Kids court over the posses-
sion Of q ptle Of discarded abroad
HcroLs ties.
The case was an action in detinue
Russell Kennedy Mr.. Douglas
sought to recover possession of the
cross ties. which he valued In the
at 500.
According to the testimony. 1t ap-
peared that T. Burner, section fore
man for the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road there, told various Lost Creek
residents that anyone who would
haul away the pile Of ties. could have
them for the hauling. The ties had
been taken from the railroad track
there and new ones replaced
Mr.. Douglas decided to take adj
vantage Of the generous offer. he
said. and got his father. John u.
Douglas. to haul the ties from the
railroad right Of way to his town
lot IN Lost Greek, where they were
used to make q I'LL In a run. Mr.
Kennedy also decided to take advan-
atage Of the OFFER and hauled the ties
from the run to his town lot He
said that Mr.. Burner told MIN ne
could have them. The Douglases
and the Kennedys then got into g
dispute over the ties and the fnsti-
tuition Of the suit resulted.
In addition to the principals In the
suit, about twenty-five witnesses
came to the city from Lost Creek to
attend the hearing. Much interest
was taken in the outcome of the dis
pute and large crowd of others was
drawn to the Justices court while
attorneys threshed the thing out for
several hours. Magistrate Kidd re-
served his decision until Monday.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
Annual Conference Sessions al
Park sburg Are to Be OF
Unusual Interest.

PARKERSBURG, Aug. tl.lll'
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal
church, to be held at ParkersDure
from September q to 2s. Is given CIV .o De-
.plete for some days, as there are stu
a few speakers to be heara TON ON ne
program otherwise is practically com
actiy1ties. A large attendance is ea-
yected from all over the state. ms ls
gatherings Of the year, and elaborate
arrangements are being made 1or tne
visiting 1aymen.
Bishop Earl Cranston, OF WASH
ington, Will preside at the conference.
and Bishop Theoroore $50, So,
Of Chattanooga, Tenn. will be there
also other tinguished churchmen
are also expected for the conferences.
The program follows
Tueaday. septemter Fl.
ia = m.-fEsxamination OF confer
I u.nfi = n-Meetfng of Board of
F,xaminers the Rev. James e. Birc.
of 'charleston. chairman.
g.so \ nn.---WeIcome meeting wits
7,,strsc. tSnnarintendent 4. B. Bowers
LEVY -lss.io,. I. = - I,
pfe aslnns y, welcome nv President
S = msa .Sa 80 = ~
- -. -. -, Z, u A,.,rt,,-
I 'l'sl ~ ~ ~ n. a /,
not. - 49,, .1,.v NJ ~ CONS.
response Dy ln9 Aes' - 4 =
ton, Of Mounosy VIZ az Y.aaJas, Aio
Social ho OUT WI sAAs
society IN cnai s.a,,+a,,,. ,ar 90
HlNV@aGNnGSGl6ENlS9&5DeS Il
500 a. m:-Sp enAns
Conference. 1a.,,,s Srrnar
sacrament Of lne ? SSsicfar.
With Bisnop EAT ~ eAss
- sa.a,n,,
BUSINESS 81 y, Z ~ .a,..
200 p: M NJ g 3, Sssa;e II M
mon by the rev. W =. = =
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
RUNAWAY GIRL
From Her Home in Weston is
Found Here by Local
Police.

elizabeth Ables, 16 years of age.
who ran away from her nomem We
ton Friday. was rctu.ned 70 sc: mo-
ther SATURDAY afteraoo:, arrer. spent
ms, an your or :vyo In the city ia .
Elizabeth was arrested ry G@cel
sherman aud was ;sl;ed. White hes
mothcr was notified ~ ralaphonv.
The mother came 70 ..l1s city on the
next car and took sc girl back Eorae-
Police headquarters were nottdec
Saturday morning that the girl had
run away from her home and were
FURNISHED a description OF the missing
lass. 1t was only few hours afte=-
5that Officer Sherman brought the
Girl 10 headquarters, where she ac-
mitted that she was Elizabeth Ables.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
FOUR ARRESTED
In Police Raid on An Apart
rnent House on West
Main Street.

Police raided West Main etxaee
house shortly after MID
night Saturday night and arreesae
two men and two women onschar
of assembling for Immoral purpoa
All posted cash bonds Of $50 @ a1stls
for their appearances before May9E
q. II. Gordon in police court 81:
O'Clock Monday evening.
their names as Richard Rowe 5anase
Nicholas. = Mary ana4t and HanN
Jones. All 81, the names are thou
to be- fictitious s.
The raiding squad consisted
Lieutenant Whyte and Omeers
hart and Howe. &
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
Customer Has CLERK
Arrested As a Thief

city to. do some shopping Saturday
evening He told the magistrate
that he purchased IS worth OF goods
ii the store and gave the clerk $50
bill. The clerk laid the SIS IN
change down upon the counter. ne
declared. then distracted Cortus's al
Itention. suddenly grabbed the money
and stuck it under his arm. Then
5Cortus demanded the money. he says.
the clerk declared he had give it.
After being taken before the mag
istrate Lassipg furnished Dali ZOE
was reiased from custody.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
Tin Plate Man Says Store En-:
pIoye Took ST Given
in Change.

Accused of stealing SIS In change
he had just LAID upon q counter for
q customer, Nathan Lassing. q clerk
in 4 west pike street clothing store,
was arrested Saturday night and held
for hearing Monday night In Mag
fstrate Jackon v. Carter's court.
LassinK's arrest followed the ts-
suance OF q warrant that was sworn
out BY Gus Cortus, an employee OF
the tin plate plant, who came to the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
METHODIST PROGRAM
IS ABOUT COMPLETED

Anniversary of the Anti-Saloos
League, with the Rev. 8. p. Crummitt,
OF Charleston, the assistant state sn-
perintendent. presiding.
Address by the Rev. p. A. BarkeS,
ID. D., national superintendent. OF
Columbus. o.
Friday, September a.
e 8:30-Devotional exercises, led DS
Bishop Theodore F. Henderson, o.
fChattanooga, Tenn.
800 Conference business session
with Bishop Cranston, presiding
$500 p. Anniversary Of the
;Woman's Foreign Missionary Sociesy.
with Mrs. A. j. Clark. of Wheeling.
Address by Mrs. John Fisher, or
Cincinnati, a national officer.
400 D. m.Evangelfstic services,
conducted by Bishop Theodore F.
Henderson.
1902. Anntversaryo Of the con-
ference veterans, with the Rev. G. w.
Kepler. of Sistersville. presiding.
Address by the Rev. ]. Maulhnger.
Address BY Hon. c. w. F1esher. of
sss saturday. september %.
$3.50 3. m: Devotional exercises
led by the Rev. II. w Ewing, OF Nor
500 a. m.c Conference business
session with Bishop Cranston presto
& Saturday afternoons program Y
yet to be arranged.
Church Temperance Soctery. with tne
Rev. John Beddow. D. D.. of Chicago.
4 g Asdresa by the Rev. Fletcher no
man, d: d., of Erie, Pa.
: Anniversary OF the Board of For
efgn Missions, with the Rev. g. y.
smith, D. D.. of Clarksburg, presto
Address BY one Of the national ser
's'afAes SUNDAY, september 90.
$40 a. Annual conferences
love feast. led by DR. A. b. Riker OF
the ST Andrews Methodist episcopal
- 1900 a m Public worship and
sermon by Bishop Earl Granston.
2:30 .. Memorial service with
the Rev. John T. Hickman, OF Wehs
Union, presiding. 4. = ].
80 ., M Ordination service ana
also conservation of deaconesses coz
Quoted, by Bishop Earl Cran y D..
40 q. Anniversary OF Boano
az Home Missions and church exteE-
sion. with the Rev. y. -. Asn' soh W. ~
Jamestown, presiding.
Address by a national secretary.
Monday, September "a.
$40 q. m. Devote exercises,
leader to be announced later.
a.. 90 q. M Conference business
t,a.siSn Win Bishop Cranston presto
At this session the appointmsnts
for the coming yeAr ~ % sresa- ln.Es
win Be the anal session 81 w1t isau ~ g:
remaining en- business matters will re-
disposed Of.
:. - I.aymenss Meeting.
:.r,,s sIaymen's seettng viii be held
AZ the First Baptist church on Thurs
"a s,s evening and Friday Of sona arsnss
week. The ngst sessi on VII ne gn ssas
Thnrsday eveninE and Hon. Ss Ne.
5ciaslser deiiyer IN addrel re
q sflss nreif dent 81 the
Is af ing here be A.
- :.
s.. i 81
u. ~ = ~
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
HIGHLAND

Continual from page /. hrst secnuH1..
sSsS--.L-------
Republican national committeeman
in 1912, but who is III, has given his
proxy to former United States SEN
ator Davis Elltins. Indicating that he
believes he is still member Of the
Repu blican national committee.
Members OF the state committee
who have sent their vote to Score
II. F. Behrens, Wheeling: s. w.
Meals, Moundsville; T. A. Brown
Petersburg; Thomas H. Ryan.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
Lost Creek ISolle las1e
LEGAL Battle ODER @
Pile OF Gross Ties

Spencer: n II. Becker. Hamilton: B.
81. Bernhefm. WEIGH n. q. White.
WIlliamson; r. r Beasleys Hinton;
j. NJ. Sanders, Blueheld: #. ii.
Grosscup. Charleston; Stege1 Work
man, Madison; n. d. Moore. Mar
linton; q. G. Rider, Sutton; II B.
Curtin, C1arksburg: b. s. Stathers,
Weston; J. B. Jenkins, Parsons; r.
i. Lakin. Terra Alta George II.
Child, HarDer's Ferry: and I. o.
Wilson, Weston. ss
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
PROGRAM Of
THE COUNTY
CONVENTION
OF Sunday School Workers to
Be Held at Shinnston Aug
ust IL and 10.

ust liz and ~.
Following is the program for the
Harrison County Sunday school con-
yention to be held in the Methodist
Episcopal church at Shinnston Tues
day and Wednesday. August ~ and
\ Tuesday Morning.
lO:00-Social session.
Enrolment OF delegates.
Assignment Of delegates to homes.
Tuesday Afternoon.
President. the Rev. A. J. G. Bond,
presiding
1.:a0-Hymns that inspire.
Led by convention song leader, O.
2:oo-Convention prayer service.
Prayer for all Sunday school work
ers
4 astlent prayer.
bSentence prayers.
CLOSING prayer-Led by the Rev
ny 2:I5@Improved organization.
2:16-a Class organization the
Rev E. B. Turner.
$50 school organization Mr.:
4 2:454The sunday school as .
feeder of the church.
a-Wherein 1t fails.
bA possible means Of success
the Rev. Herbert J. Allsup.
3:O5-Appointment of committees.
Social session.
3:35-Executive meeting of COUNT
and district ofacers. (Let all officers
be present at this first SESSION.
Tuesday Night.
President, the Rev. a. J. e. Bone,
p9 7:so8sevice Of praise.
Mr.. c. w. Gerard. convention song
leader.
g :0O-The rights Of child Miss
Mary Rae Lewis.
s:sS-Adeaaasy and ng..lency
Mr.. a. T. Arnold.
Announcements.
Wednesday Morning.
ytce-President, Mr. George Ham
rick, presiding.
70: Morning devotions ~ The
Rev II. B. Lawler.
1O:OO-Reports from delegates or
how the work has gone Forward z
class, school, district and couns5
(many are expected to take parto-
Led by county president.
10: 3O-Our supreme objective
= II: oo-Improved instruction.
l1:oO-a Teacher training Dr..
L. M. Robinson, ss4
l1:16 Bible study Hon. 2. F.
Garrett.
! Rae Lewis.
ll:45-d Questions asked and an
swered BY all speakers:
11:55-Hymn and Benedictton.
! Wednesday Afternoon.
President. the Rev. A. J. G. Bone
] Isso8Hymn and prayerTn
Rev. u. W. Morrison.
! 1:4O-Report of committees.
Election of officers
Report of secretary treasurer.
2:0o-Setting the goal (standarr
of e1cel1ence.)
= s s For the district MT
ECO For the eounty1ne
Rev. A. j. G. Bond.
$500 Questions ana answer
S:35-The home. the sunda,
school and the public scnool (the part
each has in training PROF. S. o,
Bond.
! The convention will be divided anc
\ each person win attend the confer
ence In which they are most inter
ested.
Secondary Conference.
Led by Mr.. arthur T. Arnold.
Importance of teen age period.
The teen age teacher.
The graded lessons
Class activities.
The social life.
Missions.
Adult Conference.
Led by the Rev. ]. J. Philips
The home department..
Increasing the membership.
Community service.
Glass finance.
Missionary offerings.
Evangelism
| HIGHLAND
\ $500 a. any
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
MINER Is JAILED.

John Maripovich. coal miner Of
Northvtew, was arrested and jailed
Saturday evening to await q hearing
before Magistrate r. Edward Kidd
on charge Of fraudulent1y obtain
ing board and lodging to the amount
of $22.81 from Michael Measick. of
that place and not paying therefor.
The case viii be heard Monday.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
FOR TREssPAssING.

Henry Estlack and F. P. Baker.
Young men. were arrested Saturday
nfeht as they were selling q corn
In front Of the court house by
George ". Con1ey, deputy sheriff on
q charge OF trespassing upon the
court hUuse propertys They were
TeleaN sd under bondS to apReAE IT Il
=. "a Il BOZ In ke Task
sn car court or
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to thank our friends for
their kindness shown during the Ill
ness and death of our beloved daugh-
ter and sister. Florence, and also Tor
the beautiful flowers.
Mr.. AND MRS. THOMAS SMITH
AND FAMILY.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
NOTICE.

wanted information regarding
Charles Cunning ham; last heard OF IN |
al kinn, " dress GqEm9taonI
toJafa a 8 VInceiii BOX 1 Sseu1g=