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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
Federation Program.


Fairmont will be largely turned
over next week to the club women
OF the state, on the OCCASION OF The
tWelfth annual convention of the
west virginia Federation Of WON
ems Clubs, which will open there
tuesday. Officers of the federation
and delegates will begin to arrive in
the city Monday, and others win ar
rive Tuesday and Tuesday evening.
a number Of the guests will be en-
tertained by friends in the city. and
large aggregation will be quarter
ed at the hotels. Altogether 1t will
De a busy and interesting week for
the club women Of Fairmont. and
extensive plans are being made for
the entertainment Of the visitors
from all parts Of West Virginia and
elsewhere.
The program for the four days
meet has been arranged as follows:
Tuesday Morning.
9:00-Meeting OF credentials com.
mittee. Methodist Episcopal church
s:aO-Meeting of executive board,
Young Mems Christian Association
parlors, Fairmont avenue and First
street. :
1o:oo-Meeting of Library Asso.
citation, public library parlor.
Tuesday Afternoon,
Methodist Episcopal church Sum
day school room.
1:00-Meeting Of credentials COM
mittee, corridor.
2:oO-Convention called to order
by state president.
Goodwin. =
address of welcome-Persident
Of hostess club.
Response-Mr. G. ]. Proudfoot.
Preliminary report Of credential
committee.
Roll call of delegates.
Appointment OF convention com-
mittees.
Report of program and rules com.
mittees,
Report of civic and public health
committee.
DR.. Jepson. state commissioner Of
public health.
Tuesday Evening, $3.50 O'clock.
Reception for visitors and members
Of women's clubs. Fairmont Country
Club.
Wednesday Morning.
9:oo-Meeting Of credentials COM
mittee.
s:30-Reading Of minutes.
Fraternal greeting
Woman's Christian Temperance
Onion, Mrs. Jennie Engle. state Vice
president.
Daughters OF American Revoln-
ton. Mrs. Hugh +. Smith. regent.
William Haymond Chapter.
United Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy. Mrs. ]. A. Abbott. president,
Robert T. Lee Chapter.
Reports Of o1fcerS- Dhtrtct pres
ttents, corresponding secretary,
treasurer and auditor. !.
: Report Of club presidents.
Wednesday Afteenoon.
Report Of General Fedsra-
dun state secretary.
Report Of standing committee
Literary and literary extension,
state schnlership. RECIPROCITY. art.
Address State and llunieipai
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
BOONE JAILED
BY City Police on Charge of As.
sauIting William Fallen,
a Miner.

Charged with assautling and beat
ing William Fallen, = ceal miner. in
Glen Elk Friday night. Marion Boone.
is years old. was Jailed early Satnr-
day morning BY omoer Sims. Boone
will probably be given hearing this
evening.
Fallen alleges that Boone ASSAULT
ed him In an alley, near CLARK. street,
and after beating him. searched his
pockets but found NO money. Boone
admits that he assaulted Fallen. the
police say. but denied that he made
any attempt at robbery.
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Chronsc ConstIlpatlen.

about two years ago when / began
using chamberlain's Tablets 81 had
been suffering for seine time wiz,
stomach trouble and chrenic ceastipa.
ton, Ny condition improved. rapidly
through the use Of these tablets. since
taking four or tiye bottles Of them nv
health has been nne.. writes Afrs John
Newton, Irving, ". Y obtaiNahte
eyetyVhese. Advertisements Z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
GERMANS ON DEFENSIVE
ALONG EAST STERN FRONT

tBT AsBociAvEp PRGsn
PETRoGRAD. Oct. 16.-With the
exception of Dvinsk on the northern
end OF the Russian battlefront, where
fierce artillery battles continue, the
Germans appear to be on the defen-
sive along the entire eastern front.
Russian military ofBcials say they
have obtained information that the
German armies have been ordered to
take Dvinsk at any cost
The German losses are reported to
have been extremely heavy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
RELIEF.
Fund Paddy the Baltimore end
Ohio Amounts to an Enor 3
nous Sum.

The relief department of the Haitf.
more and Ohio railroad has paid d
total Of s20096, 1888 In benefits IN the
thirty-hve years Of its Operation
May 4, 1850, to June 80, 1915 accord
ing to report Just issued. Included
in the payments was s. ;14ae, 787 which
went 70 3S6,064 employees during nat
ural sickness, while II, $50 Ne9I
paid as insurance indemnity ON ac.l
count of natural death. = q &
The report further shows that dur
ing the fiscal year, 1915, 81 ~: 600 wasI
loaned to employees of the railroad 10.
assist in the purchase Of homes:
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For Miss Miller.

Complimentary to Miss Della
Miller, OF Salem, who is visiting Miss
Pauline Miller. of ParkersbEg, a
delightful party was given Wednes-
day evening. Games and music we're
played with enthusiasm until 1880
O'Clock when beautifully appointed
coallation was served to Misses Della
Miller. Ellen Irwin. Nellie Daley,
Florence Bohn, Lena Zimmerman,
Theresa Daley, Hazel Batten, Ger
trude Lyons, Bessie Daley and Pau
line Miller.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
GET RID OF HUMoRs
AND AVOID SICKNESS

Humors In the blood canse inter.
nal arrangements that affect the
whole system, as well as pimples,
boils and other eruptions, and are
responsible for tho readiness with
which many people contract disease.
For forty years Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla has been more successful than
any other medicine In expelling
humors and removing their inward
and outward effects. Get Hood, g.
No other medicine acts like 1t.
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STEAMER CAPTURED.

tsy A,sse,.rrp -psss,
STOCKHOLM. Oct. 16.--,Ehe Nor
'wegian steamship. Tyr. loaded with
cotton and bound frnm Bergen, Nor
way. for Copenhagen, Denmark, was
captured today by German warship
In the Cattegat, the arm OF the north
sea between Sweden and Jutland.
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i Art Commissions" Andrew Craw-
ford. secretary of City Parks Asso-
ciation, Philadelphia.
4:00-Automobile ride.
5:00-crafts exhibit and tea,
Mrs. George DeBolt, 314 First street.
Wednesday Evening.
Methodist Episcopal church audi
forum.
Lecture "The Business Of sery-
ing" Mrs. Frederick R. Dow. Chlca-
60.
9:30-Devotional.
Reading Of minutes.
Reports Of club presidents.
Reports of standing committees
Education and civic service reform.
Talk on suffrage by Mrs. j. Gale
Ebert. president Of West Virginia
Equal Suffrage Association.
Address Social Service Work
Accomplished in Suffrage States,.'
Mrs. +. r. Dow.
Report of nominating committee.
appointment Of tellers, etc.
Distributing ballots.
Thursday Afternoon.
Fairmont high school auditorium.
2:00-Report Of standing COM
mittees-1ndustrial and social con-
dittons. legislation, constitution and
bylaws, conservation and household
economics.
Talk: Drama League and Shakes
pearean Ter Centennial" Miss Ele-
amor Fltzgibbon, Pittsburg.
400 Household Economics Elk.
hibit.
Polls open 1880 to $3.50 >. m.
Methodist Protestant church Sunday
school room.
Thursday Evening, $50.
Methodist Protestant church audi
torium.
Musical program-Mlle. Jenny
DuFau, soprano.
Friday Morning.
10:00-Devotiona..
Reading Of minutes.
Report Of National Federation
Council at Portland, Mrs. ]. q. Coch-
ran.
Report of membership and press
committees.
Report OF tellers.
Unfinished business.
Report of committee on resolu-
tons. |
Introduct,on of new of7car.
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WORE APPLE CHAMPIONS.

Two mora champion apple
growers have come to the front.
/. One Is Il z. viHers. who runs
> model fruit farm about two
miies hack 81 Sistersyille and
Who is the father OF A. c. VII
lers. OF this city. He has pre-
scented the Telegram with a
WOLF river apple that measures
fourteen and a hets inches In
circumference.
The other eAsapten Is Lee
mar Rostnsoa, OF near Shinns-
ton, whs has brought to the
Telegram dice a waldour APP
pie meascssng fourteen inches
IN circumference.
Both these specfments are
ttm dandies and show what
spraying and other modern
orchard methods will do.
& - - !. =. Z. n ! ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
TO LEAVE GREECE.

AMSTERDAM. Oct. 1s.-Accord-
ing to a despatch from Athens the
ministers of Russia and Italy are pre-.
pairing to,leave Greece. The families
OF the diplomats, the message adds.
probably will leave the Grecian cap
ital today on a warship bound for
Italy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
FORMAL DEC LARATI0N
OF WAR WILL BE ISSUED
or AssoeIArrp mss,

PETRoGRAD. ovt .ls.-Russia re-
CARDS itself in state Of war with
Bulgaria from the moment the latter
country attacked Serbia, according to
a statement issued today by the for
eign Office here.
The formal declaration Of war Is
awaiting the conclusion OF an ex-
change Of kilograms between Russia
and its ally.
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CARSON RESIGNS.
tsy Assoe,a 90 .s1 !. |

LONDON, Oct. 16-Notwithstand-
Ing the recent denial OF Sir Edward
Carson, the attorney general. that
he had resigned, the assertion is
made by the parliamentary CORE
spondent of the Daily News that he
has given up his ONCE.
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NO MENTION.

WASHINGTON, Oct, ts.-Messages
reaching the state department today
from George G. Carrothers, its special
agent at Casas Grandes, made no mem
ton Of anything happening to Cen
eral Villa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16

The Introduction Of electric now
er recently started the exploitati ton
In Chile Of what experts declare to
be the greatest known deposit OF
copper In the world.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
Miss Hill Entertains.

Music and games were the diver
sion Of the evening at party of
young folk, given by Miss Ada Hill.
Thursdaf evening in her home at
Northy:ew. AT 10 o'clock refresh
ments were served.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
Women's Mass Meeting

At 3:45 o'clock sharp Sunday
afternoon DR.. j. A. McCuaig, OF New
York, social purity campaigner. will
address a mass meeting Of women
in the First Baptist church,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
Seven O'clock Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Riley entertain
ed at very elaborate z o'clock
dinner Thursday evening in, honor
Of honor OF Mr.. Frank Hursey and
Miss Susan McCann,. whose marriage
will be solemnized some time next
week. Covers were laid for ten,
guests.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
DEvoTloNs LATER.

Forty hours deyotions anneupc.a
to commence at the church Of the I'M
maculate Conception Sunday, Will not
be held until some time, later.
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Introduction Of new ofticers.
40 Yesl,er SerYices,

No vesper services will be held in
the rooms Of the Young Woman's
Christian Association Sunday on ac-
count Of the DIR. McCuaig meeting
at the First Baptist church at 3:45
O'Clock sharp.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
Tuesday cub to- Meet.

=
THE Russians" will be the topic
at a meeting Of the Tuesday = Literary
Club. held in the home Of Mrs. John
]. Davis. at o'clock Tuesday after
noon. The following papers will be
read:
Survey of Russian Literature ~.
..l.....l........ Hapgood.
Russia ..r....s....... Wallace
Russian Life in Town and Country
..s...i. ....s........I... Palmer
(a) Marie Baskkitrseff's Diary
The Brothers Karamazoff
..........s.... Dosoteyetfsky
Slayontc Literature ........ Morrill,
Leader 5000. Mrs. Virgil Highland
Assistants Mrs. John w. Brown. Mrs.
eKorge Leatherbury.
Federation Topic-Prison Reform
............. Miss Emma Davis
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16

The artificial c6ioring Of gold iish
to meet prevailing tastes by Keeping
them in water containing Certain
chemicals Is extensively carried on
In Sicily. ssl;; \
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
All Babies Destined
toGreat Aehiiey ement
lobe born is to be great For there
are .possibilffieS.in eyervfiuv huma,, IN

FAINT and for this
should remember that
whatever Is done to
aid the mother. 10 re-
lleye her Of distresses
during her trying
months, will surely DO
Of marked ! benefit to
the child.
Among sths sterling
aids q o splendid ex-
ternal remedy known
as Mothers Friend. y
It Is what Is called an
To q. 40
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-16
BIG Bull ARIAN ARMY
is ATTACKING BRIDGE

ATHENS. Oct. 16.-Forty thous-
and Bulgarian troops with artillery
are reported to have begun an attack
on the Itarda bridge between Valan-
dovo, on the railroad running from
Saloniki into Serbia. and Hovdovo.
The point of attack is about twenty
miles north Of the Greek border.
Light houses on the Bulgarian
coast have been extinguished. All
Bulgarian ports are said to have
been mined.
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NO MORE DOUBT
(COntinucd from page 1 y

CONTINUED from page ID
the French taken Wednesday by the
British ON the Loos front.
The London press continues to ex-
press doubt as to the thoroughness
Of the defensive measures taken for
the protection of London from air
raids.
Premier Asquith, 1t is announced.
will be asked in the House of Com
mons next Tuesday whether s,aris
lately has been immune from air az.
tacks and If the air defenses OF that
city have been studied by the British
authorities.
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have respulsed several. counter at
tacks in the Champagne district
against trenches occupied by them
yesterday, according to the oficial
statement issued BY. the war ONCE.
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Social and Personal

Items for this Welcomed They may be sent
ortelephened to the Teegas Telephones:
Bell 2S8J. Home 167.Y. n III
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sTEALEY HEIGHTS.
Biz room bungalew on lot 4Ox120 feet
PRICE $500.
1890 cash, balance S13 per month.
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10 sBKrrEK THE 10 BUY PTu5rRrY
BR0AD OAKS. y q :

WHITE ADDITION.
Lots No. 80 and So 1880 for both
200 cash, balance L 2 and 3 years.
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GERMAN. ATTAc KS ARE
REFUSED BY FRENCH

PARIS. oct. ls.-Freneh force.
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COLONIAL HEIGHTS.
SEVENTH STREET.
= vacant lots. $3.50 each, $3.50 cash, ba
anee, ] and years.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20
THE TOWN OF TEMPE,

Tempe, the educational center of Ari- zona, is beautifully located on the south bank of the Salt River, nine miles east of Phoenix, on the slope of the Hayden Butte, which rises over three hundred feet above the town.
 Surrounded as it is by a rich and ex- tensive agricultural area, it is natural 1y a thriving business center. Its bu- siness houses are extensive and up to date. Every thing necessary to make life pleasant and comfortable can be obtained here at all seasons of the year. The town is lighted by electricity.
 A more delightful winter climate is not to be found on the face of the globe than that of the Salt River Valley, and the average temperature taken from the |. $. Signal Service reports cov- ering a period Of ten years, shows
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20
NEW TEMPE NORMAL, PRIDE OF ARIZONA
GYudM0teS QS Instructors

Uniformly the graduates of the Tempe Nor mai School of Arizona have been recognized throughout the length and breadth of the land as successful teachers. The best efforts of the best talent and the most able instructors in the country are expended here in the education of the pick of the youth and beauty of Arizona. President Matthews, ever alert to the value of securing for the institution the very best in structors obtainable, has gathered about him faculty that is thoroughly in accord with the aims and ambitions of the student body.
 Everywhere in the school is the spirit of pro gressiveness manifest; yesterday finds no place in the work and not in the results.
 If last year a banner year in the institu- tion, the ensuing months give promise of being even more In point of attendance and in the eXtensiveness of the course offered, this year will leave nothing to be desired.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20
WELL EQUIPPED
 IN INDUSTRIAL ARTS SECTION

The Industrial Arts building is the outcome of a demand for thorough training in the various lines of edu- ,ationaI work which fall under this head Work rooms and appliances ar.. provided for mechanics, trades, s-ricdltEre. home economies. and arr The manual training work provides for instruction in joining cabinet making. carpentry. wood turning. and rattern- making The wood shops arr equipped with full line of lathes. ~av-s. planers. mortising machines lercl.eS and hand tools. In short the ,voodshops arc lacking in nothing for efficiency in training pupils
 The machine shop has received special attention iu equipment and ..rrau-ement and e1cels any in the state except the veTey large railroad or mining shops TEis department IS ,.trable of handling most commercial work and this in itself expresses the opportunity offered the young men of the state to receive reliable and satisfactory training. In addition 10 ihe machine shop the forge, foundry and sheet metal departments will en- able pupils to get good general cducaticn in the manipulation oT metals.
 The blacksmith or forge room l. equipr-cd with six down draft forges, drill press. grinder. power hack say. lar shear. tempering furnace and -undrv other tools. The foundry course will give sufficient work for an understanding Of the processes "t moulding and casting.
 The agriculture department occu- pies one wing of the building con venient to the school gardens and farm and provides laboratories for study of farm methC dS. seed germin- ation. care and harvesting of crops, dairy processes aEG stock raising, fruit culture and the handling of poultry. bees. etc Nothing is spared in this department to make it an un- qualified success.
 The Home Economies department occupies half of thc upper floor of the building in suite of we'll lighted. heated and ventilated rooms Here the business of home making and home care is most ably taught The department gives instruction under the heads of cooking, sewing, tailoring. millinery. laundering and nursing
 The food laboratory is equipped with all essential appliances for tine preparation of foods. cooking tables, gas. coal range. hot water. electricity and a full quota If dishes and uter- silS.
 The laundry is fully equipped with stationery tubes, dryers. ironing plugs and other necessary appliances Two rooms are assigned for the work in sewing. dressmakng and millinery. and will De m charge of very capable in structorS-
 To the Art Department is perhaps
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20

brick, located just opposite the main group of buildings at the Tempe nor nal school. and convenient to all pu- pills who will work in it's various shops The simplicity of it's lines and its CO., loring make it an attractive and pleas ing structure.
 Nothing has been overlooked to make the building efficient to the work in hand. Every room is provided with gas, water and electric power, all cen trally controlled and protected in every way The work shops are laid out in proper relation to each other and the work to be done. The general lecture room is centrally located and supplied with lantern demonstration tables, etc for lecture work. An elevator is in stalled to take care of heavy traffic.
 The building is heated from central heating plant. and in conjunction is fan ventilator which brings fresh air from without the building. Arrange mcnts are made to cool this air in hot weather.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20

due the present commeudation for the opportunity it offers all the young peo- ple who come to the normal, both in the quality of it's work and the eff cheney ot the department head.
 Here is siven the opportunity for eX- rression through the medium of cray ons and colors. The art rooms are es- recially furnished to provide for this work and are supplied with art tables. statuary. and every facility for art de- Vclopment. In conjunction with these are shops for clay modeling, glazing and pottery for art metal work; card board construction. and other of the minor subjects.
 The Industrial Arts building is a handsome fire-proof structure of semi Ionic style. faced with Tucson pressed
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20

Tempe Most important of all. how ever, will be the paving and con- struction of the parkwaYs on Willow Avenue that divides the campus north and south The driveway east and west will be reduced in size and curb ed to tremendously correspond with Willow Avenue.
 The purchase of additional acreage q couple of years ago by the normal, lying on the west of the original twenty acre campus, has placed Will low Avenue as the main drive way and in consequence the scheme of re- arrangement will be developed with it as the nucleus. Extending from Eighth Street to Tenth Street it will be curbed paved twelve foot park ways built on either side, the ditches flumed parallel sidewalks constructed and other innovations added that may make it the most attractive of all places on the campus. The east and west drive past the training school will be rearranged under a. similar scheme and the two drives will be- come the main promenade.
 About the campus generally a scheme of evergreen lawns and shrubbery will be adhered to. Just east of the main building an elaborate rose garden is
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20

the students gather at chapel each morning for their fifteen minutes of song and instruction from the faculty. The nine o'clock period is a thing of the past as is also the 80 roll call. only occasionally, possibly once or twice each week. the students will as semble ir the auditorium. The orig inal assembly hall has been remodeled and will be devoted entirely to the lib rary work The former library quar- ters are divided into class rooms, one to be occupied by the history depart ment and the other by the classes in modern languages. The mathematics classes will continue to recite on the second floor.
 On the third floor will be the music room and several auxiliary class rooms. The four east rooms will be remodled and a miniature assembly hall, suitable for class meetings, society meetings, and the like. will be constructed.
 In the basement the original clay modelling room has been closed to ac- cess from the interior of the building
Arizona republican., 1915-08-20
The Tenbe Normal

The Tempe Normal School of Arizonu on September 13 opens for the school year of 1915 1916. The coming year promises to mark an epoch in the history of the second largest edu- cational institution in the state New build ingS have been erected new departments added. and the acreage of the beautiful campus increased.
 The opening this year marks the addition of the full industrial arts course to be taught Ill its magnificent new home just completed and standing west of the main buildiu@.
 Under the able direction of President A. J Matthews the nstituton has grown each year until it now ranks second to none. Not only are it's facilities for instruction complete but more ideal location than Tempe. at the foot of the Twin ButtoS. and n the midst of d beautiful farming couutry. wouid be hard to find.