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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
NEW FEAT
In Aviation is Accomplished
When Aeroplane Shoots into
Air from Cruiser Deck.
,sy A..ee ], ,,..s,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6--When a
navy aeroplane was shot into the
air yesterday at Pensacola from the
decks OF the cruiser, North Carolina,
while the ship was Ii. motion, . new
feat in aviation was accomplished
and device upon which navy, airmen
have been at work for three years
proved a success. The result opens
up new possibilities for navy aero
planes assthe device permits them 20
be launched without the aid OF q
platform obstructing gun fire.
The device consists Of a track ex-
tending along the ships deck upon
which Is a car. An aeroplane lands
on the device from the ,airsand is se-
cured to the car. On launching the
car is driven from the track until:
has attained high speed. Then 1t Is
brought to a sudden stop and the
released from Its moor
ings, scars into the air. having been
shot over the cruisers stern. at a
speed of fifty miles an hour.
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OIL and Gas Development
With Review
'szs S6S% q the WesEs Operations. ss

The weekend of deyelopmentswor
II the eastern fields was not attended
w any large strikes. The advanve OF
nye cents q barrel In the credit ball
nnee market was the most important
feature and came on Friday morning
making. the second In more than q
week, and placed the quotation for
crude of the Pennsylvania grade at
$l.85.
The Dorseyville field In Allegheny
county was interesting, but the Ma
tIonal OIL and Gas Company,s No.
on the w. y. Robinson farm canie
N much lighter than either Of the
two wells and made 1t less attrac-
tive. The well is good for 200 bar
Tels g day. and is regarded a credit
able producer for old territory. The
greatest Interest is centered In sthe
wells now drilling in advance OF pro-
dstction. The American OIL Com
panys second test on the ]. Haas
farm, located West of No. j, is drill
ing In the gard and should get the
pay tomorrow.
ON Wheeling creek, Richhill town
I ship, Green county. the Carnegie Ma
ttral Gas Company has drilled its
l test on the j. @. McCracken farm
Through ali sands and found all for
lions barren. The Carnegie COM
spany is drilling three other tests in
the same district.
Wildcat Dushsr9 In West Virginia!
In Cabin Creek district, Kanawlia
county. West Virginia, the Carnegie
on Company has drilled test on
the w. 9. Caddle farm through the
Berea grit and found only three feet
ssof that formation and 1T contained no
Oh or gas. This test Is located three
miles east of the Columbus Produc-
ing Company production on the Will
I lianns Coal Com pany's tract and make
the outlook for an extension in that
trection anything butfpromising. All
.fen orts to find an extension to the
Columbia Producing Company,s pro-
ssduction adjacent to its holdings have
proven failures rs q
On Falling Rock creek, Elk district.
Sanawha county, located south Of
Developments. the South Penn OIL
Company drilled its test on the w. o.
Rider farm through the Berea grit
and found q light show OF oil. 1t
will not make anything better than
IA light pumper. On Blue creek, in the
same district, the South Penn OIL
gompany's No. 10 on the Anna q.
Skinner farm is a better producer
/ u v
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THIRTEEN.
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j.
q ~ i d :
factory frs fh New York since the
Triangle Waist Companytwas burned
out several years ago with loss Of
14s lives. ,s.,s n a. n 81. Z
The flames spread SO rapidly that
escape for most Of the employesl,in
the building by stairs and elevator
was impossible. The only fire escape
became damned. The flames drove
the frightened men and women to
the windows and forced them ito
Jump. or the eleven bodies recovered
from the ruins, six were taken from
the ffes escape and four were found
hanging out of windows; CHARGED be-
yond recognition. Several OF these
We're girls, burned to- death In the
sight of a great crowd of helpless
Spectators. \. q Z; 4 liz
One Dies IN Hospital.
Not until the list OF employees III
the building has been checked upSand
the ruins searched were the police
willing tonightEto believe that the
death list would exceed TWENTY-FIVE.
One OF the victims taken to the hos
pital, q man, died soon after from a
fractured skull. ~ 4 s. :
Coroner Wagner started an simme-
date Investigation Of the cause OF the
disaster and other city officials were
soon on the scene for the same pur-
pose. They were able, however, to
gain little information tonight, other
than that the fire appeared to have
originated in the Diamond Candy
factory. AZ a y -
The, loss of life was chiefly amone
the emplo yessot the Essex Shirt Com
.pany and the b. L. and w. Tailoring
Company. who occupied the third
and fourth floors.
Owner is Arrested.
After preliminary investigation BY
the authorities tonight, Mrs. Edward
L. Diamond, owner Of the building and
her husband, were arrested on a
charge OF criminal negligence ana ie-
manded to jail without bail. Mr.. Dia-
mond said he was in the building al
the time OF the fire but claimed ignor-
ance as to the cause.
-Four separate investigations were
under way tonight in an effort to fis
the responsibility for the loss Of life
These were begun by the coroner, dis
tr1ct attorney. fire marshal and police
department.
One additional body, that Of a man,
was found in the ruins, bringing the
total known victims up to thirteen.
NJ, 3 Il " III = y II fal
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N|El.B'BI !
;sHeldby the Supreme Court of
Kansas to Be C0nstitu-
tional, of Course.

q, Asisoe,sTrr ...sss,

J
TOPEKA, Kans., Nov, The
constitut ionslity OF the Webb Kenyon
act, removing the interstate charae-
ter and protection from liquor, ship
ped into a state to be used in Viola
ton Of law was upheld by the KAN
sas supreme court today.
The Missouri Pacific company had
appealed from decision Of a state
district court inning the road 500
on each OF twelve counts for deliy-
ering Intoxicating liquors within the
state. in violation Of the Mahin law,
requiring railroad to file statements
of the LIQUOR shipped into the state.
Justice West, who wrote the opin=
ion, held that there IS nothing more
sacred about whiskey intended for
unlawful use than there Is about dis
eased meat and lottery tickets and
therefore, Congress has the same;
power 20 prohibit terstate fratiic In.
one as In the other
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generai whom It had herr tpf ore SUD
pbktea and sslio thu eveffnf before
had defended PRINT er AsGuitl s. aifst
what he escribsd as 'iiscrsd ftahle
personal attacks !, x. ~ q. ss
IL Reason for Seizure.
The Globe also published . report
on the resfgnationso Of L6rd kitchener.
thiss being biased chiefly on the fact
that the war secretary had been re-
Icetved in AUDIENCE by the king Thurs
DAY night. and q brief announcement
In afmorning piper that q change OF
the utmost Importance was shout to
take place in the condu of the war.
The Globe Is edited by Charles
Palmer. for many years its parlia-
Fmentary reporter. s; !, 3
The announcement that Lord
Kitchener is tosyisit the East did not
come AZ q surprfses ItfWas generally
believed when. 1t became known ne
was about to undertake a Emission that
the Balkans would be his destination,
Tor there Is no man I'm the British en-
pire better equipped with d know1-
edge OF near eastern affairs, ilitary
May Visit Egypt.
II IS tlonghti this his activities
will not be confined to this thcater
OF the war. however, but that he will
visit Egypt to inspect the sdsfenses
OF the Suez canal against u possible
German or Turkish ATTACK; Mesopot-
amia where the British expedition
As doing bigger things than was .ex-
pected of 1t and is now nearing Bag
dad, and the Dardanel.es. where
steps are being taken to push the
to a conclusion. 81.
Besides this, 1t is understood that
his duties will include efforts to CO.
ordinate the work of tho general staff
OF the allied armies. ~.
" Is considered impcss:b,e fo1.
Premier Asquith to hold both Offices
~ prime minister and minister Of wa /.
TOR any length Of time. The Earl al
Derby, director Of recruiting has been
mentioned as possible encumbent
during Earl Kitchener's absence.
The police officials, who seized the
Globe newspaper made q thorough
JOB OF I'll They cut on the electric
power. removed the & stereotype
plates. withdrew the vital parts Of the
linotype machines and presses, and
seized all copies of yesterday,s and
Stoday's paper. and even the manu-
script which had been prepared.
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TO- move HUHR1A
From Fort Bliss TOLLS Home at
Ell Paso on Account ofgHis
Poor Heath. 4
* ......, I a, .....,

SAN ANTO ONO !, Tex, Nov. s.
Upon the advice Of the attending
the department Of justice
through United States District Attor-
,ney ]. L.. Camp. Of San Antonio. has
given permission for the removal Of
General Victorianos Huerta from Fort
Bliss to- his home in Ell Paso. His
condition while not necessarily dan
gerous, is said to be such that he
must be given careful nursing and
the comforts Of home and family.
General Huerta will be placed I'M
der guard Of United States deputy
marsha1s during his stay at home.
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RAINBOW CHASING
Trips PROT The One Flynn,
Chief Secret Service, is
Taking Now.

NEW " DIRK, Nov. William j.
Flynn, chief OF the secret service, who
has been investig the case Of
Robert Fay and Ave Others charged
ina complaint with conspiracy in
planning to blow up ships laden with
war munit lions for the Allies, vent to
Washington today 1t was said he
was following up "a story told by a
sergeant Of marines that a man res
sembling Fay was stained when
found in the navy ard In Wasting
ton last Septe1hb Der hut later released.
Federal officials stated that Fay
denied he ever visited the navy; yard
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nominees
For Presidency Of United Mine
Workers Of Three States Are
Hanraty and Vel achlin.

FORT SMITH. Ark, Nov Peter
Henraty. Of McAlester, Okla, and
William McLachlin, of Huntington,
Ark, received the majority sof votes
cast today in the nominate ions for the
presidency OF the United Mine Workers
Of Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas
The dateSfor the election has not been
set: Henraty ecently A resigned as
president while charges were pending
against him.
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llIEBllED
Is Stranded German Subnla-
fi1le with lis Grew by the
Dutch Government.

: y lt1NAot0etArenfAn11a ~,
/. LONDON Nov. 8, 4, :55t b. m, The
Amsterdam correspondent OF the Elk
change Telegraph Con pafiy. says that
a. German Submarine which stranded
near Aerchelling has been! informed
with It's crew by the Dutch govern
mem, The German Submarine U-S
was towed into Terschelling by a
Dutch lifeboat on November 4, after
the under water boat had stranded
and had made signals Of distress.
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LORD KITCHENER
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e- -''-''-
Labor Leader, after a secret trial OF
the case, was allowed to resume publi-
cation.
The Globe, while Of the Oldest
papers published in the country and
long considered a staid and conserva-
tive organ, has latterly lost that
character and has been chiefly noted
for violent attacks on public men and
the administration of the Liberal gov
eminent. 1t has been one Of the gov
ernment's bitterest opponents. and
has. since the war, attacked virtually
all Of the members Of the govern
ment. On Friday It bitterly attacked
Sir Frederick E. Smith. the attorney
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3 Jul ARIAN 0SSEs
FRlGHTFU Y HEAVY

PARIS, Nov. 7,,%l2:25 d. m. An
Athens despatch to the Paris agency
dated November 5, says that an Of
fetal statement issued by the Serbian
legation estimat es the Bulgarian
losses in killed and wounded up to-
the present at 100, 800s9
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the Bulgarians, who admit that they
are faced by superior numbers. It
through the Germantleg
ton at Athens that the British.
French and Serbians have indicted
Va severe defeat on the Bulgarians at
t1zvor, ten miles west OF the Vardar
river, where the French left wing
ljoins the right Of the. Serbian south
ern army and that 1.-THE Bulgars are
Eretreating toward Neless Y IT.
More Allied Troops.
More Allied troops are being sent
from Saloniki to the scene of the
K lighting in the hope that they will be.
able by the capture of yeles to COM.
pei the Bulgarians, who advanced
west Of Uskup. to retire and clear tia
|Saloniki- Mttrovitza railway, so that
assistance can be sent to the Serbian;
northern army.
f. ALL assistance that reaches the
Serbians apparently must be sent by
the British and French, for, despite
the defeat Of the zaimis govern
ment and the triumph of Yenizelos;
in the Greek chambers there is no
evidence that Greece intends to
change its policy. 1t was reported
this morning that NJ. Zaimis had UNI
dertaken to form. q new cabinet, but
this lacks confirmation as- dispatches
from Athens are being much delayed
Roumania Still Neutral.
There is also lack Of news concern.
ing the Russian expedition which Isl
reported early In the week on. the
Roumanian frontier, while Roumanias
like Greece, is maintaining its neu-
trality IN the face of agitations In
the country for Intervention Rus
sia, however, Is preventing the AUS
stro-G Germans from despatching any
additional troops from her front. to.
the Balkans. The Russian armies
have successfully countered Field
Marshal Won Hind enburg in efforts to
reach Riga from the West, and are
attacking! both west and south OF
Dyinsk and on the styt and the strl-
pa rivers. a /
In the Dvinsk sector the Russians
are advancing a little westward, but
on the two southern rivers there is
no change in the post ions, the armies
OF neither ide seeming ely being able
to make any progress although they
are launching heavy attacks.
No Changes in West.
In the western zone the Germans
continue their attacks against the
new French positions In Champagne,
but here. likewise. little ground ial
changing hands,.
There is evidence Of renewed aesl
tivity in Gallipoli and the impression
prevails that anothef4 big attempt will
be made to open the Straits before
German ammunition reaches the.
Turks.
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NEWS Of A DAY
At STATE CAPITAL
SENATE REFUSES TO ADJOURN
AND SPECIAL SESSION WILL
LAST UNTIL SATURDAY..

ATLANTA. Nov. 24.-The singing
rebuke administered by the potent.
grave and reverend seniors" of the
senate yesterday 10 the members OF
the house, has resulted in q compiled
ton which prevented the assembly
from adjourning as expected, and
which will keep it in session certainly
up to Saturday night and possibly into
next week.
The senate was offended at the way
the house delayed and then asked the
senate to take hair trigger action TO
the important matters which il sent
over at the elevenlH hour for cOnSid-
Grafton Today even the Western &
Atlantic bill is unfinished, and it will
not be finished until the details on
which the house and senate disagree
are thoroughly worked out to the sat
isfaction OF both bodies.
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PREPARING MEN
FOR The SERVICE
SOUTHERN RY HAS SCHOOL FOR
TRAINING THEM FOR MAINTE-
NANCE OF WAY DEPT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-Seekirg
to enlist in the service of its mainte
nance of way department young men
of technical training who were bonn
and bred in the South, Southern Rail
way company has maintained during
the past two years and las now sue
.cessfully established a school of stu
dent apprentices enlisted from gradu-
ates of the leading Southern universe
ties. This is in effect a post gradu-
ate course in oVeralls with an as
surance of a practical life opportunity
to those who succeed.
The men are carefully selected, ait
er conference with university author
tiles. their standing with their fellow
students and general qualities of lead
ership displayed in their college life
being considered as well as their scho-
lastic attachments and special consid-
Grafton being given to men who Who'll
~ or in part paid their way through
college. The pay offered at the start
| is comparatively small and the work
involves hardship and self-denial to an
extent that proves the stamina of
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!ose who continue the eourse.

those who continue the course.
The course has been arranged to
take the student apprentice through
the daily duties of track work as fol-
lows: First as section laborer; sec
ond. as laborer in yards and termi-
nails; third, as laborer in extra gang;
fourth, as assistant foreman on extra
gang or in yards; fifth. as relief or
designated section foreman; sixth, as
assistant supervisor. From assistant
superviOr the student apprentice may
be promoted 10 supervisor, to- assist
ant roadmaster. to rOadmaster, and on
up as his qualifications may justify
and opportunity may offer as vacan-
cies occur.
Southern Railway now has in its
employ 10 student apprentices of
whom seven have been promoted to
assistant supervisors and it is a
source of pride to the management
that, by sticking to the course under
the conditions imposed and by win
ming the esteem of their fellow en-
ployes and their superior officers,
these student apprentices have justi-
flied their employment as well as hav-
ing assured the success of their indi-
vidual careers.
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AFTER THE PREACHERS.

ATLANTA, Nov. 24.-Atlanta
preachers and the modern pulpit gen
orally were taken to task las night
for sighting the devil by Colonel John
Dean of Australia, the fiery evangelist
of the Salvation array who has been
speaking to large crowds here.
Col. Dean says it is as important TO
believe in a personal devil as 1t is to
believe in personal God, ana quotes
cOpious passages of the Scripture TO
show that the inspired word insisted
on this belief.
Col Dean in his address exhibited
a profound knowledge Of apocryphal
satanic history and classic demonolo-
gy as well as of the Scriptures, and
drew a word picture Of the Prince of
the Powers Of the Air such as has
been heard from few pulpits in this
generation.
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Just arrived Jones Dairy farr1-
sausages and sliced bacon. Order
quick-Thos. Kearney
Stomach TROUBLES.

Persons who have stomach trouble
are apt to become discouraged. They
will see by the following that their
chances Of recovery are excellent. A..
x. Williams, Independence, Va, tells
of a remarkable cure that was effect
ed in that vicinity. One Of his custO-
mcrs was so badly afflicted with
stomach trouble thai he was sent 10
a hospital, but received little benefit
and came home to dc. Mr. Williams
suggested that he try Chamberlain's
Tablets which he cid, and today he
- a well mda and weighs rs HIS.
Ortainable eJ"fyWfera.
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WALKER HONORED.

ATLANTA. Nov. 24-Hon. Clifford
Walker of Monroe, attorney general
of Georgia, is being congratulated at
the capitol on the fact that he las
been signally ,honored by the stat,
Baptist convention which elected him
first vice president of that organaa-
ton.
1t is a rather unusual thing for a
man who has received high civic hon
ors to be thus honored by the church
with equally high office, and the com
pliment is a source Of qualification to
the friends Of Mr.. Walker on one hand
and to Baptists everywhere on the
other.
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ChamberIan's CoHc, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy.
Tired, AchIna Muselee Relieved.

'''e1t7~'SV
Hard work, over-exertion, mean stiff,
sore muscles. Sloan's Liniment light
ly applied, little quiet and your sore
ness disappears like magic. Nothing
ever helped me like Sloan's Liniment.
one grateful user. Stops suffering,
aches and pains. An excellent coun-
ter-irritant, better and cleaner than
mustard All druggists, 25c. Get a
can never thank you enough" writes
bottle today. PEnetrates without rub
bling
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she put on 'Gets-It,' the corn was
sure to co. Mary, like thousands of
others, used to be d heroine, suffering
martyrdom, using painful bandages,
irritating salves, sticky tape. toe
harnesses, bringing razors and
scissorsi She says now there's no sense in
it. Use "Gets-It,n applied in 2 seconds.
Easy, simps new way-iust painless COM
mon sens Millions are doing it.
Never fails. You can wear smaller shoes
now. You don't have to limp around
any more, or walk on the side of your
shoes to try to get away from your cornsi
You know for sure before You use
Wftets- 1t" that the corn or callus is going
a'say. For corns, calluses, warts and
buttons.
,'Gets-It' is sold by all druggists,
25c bottle, or sent direct by e. Law
rene & Co.. Chicago.