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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02


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--.s., t.s -,~.--lr -ss...s In ~. on.
.,,--. -.r.-.---s Ia. - $50,
,~ --rs--,- w.. 80 ~ 80
s.,-. r,u ~ - me. Sc.
- a. a.. $3.50 r,-s e. ~ ..,..
,------r ,,.--- ..-.s .- ~
,-. r.r,.s. 90 s,-- .,.-. ~s...
Lar D.. -,.s - ~. .-.--....- --,-
DO - -.,s.-,s.. $50. ... -.---..
s.r.--s ma .s.-.u .,r u-,
EN-. - .--. - ..,--a
49, - 80 -..-.
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~ .----..,-
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~. -. --.- .-.... - ..-.-
sd. a. .-.-...--. ---- -.-- he
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.,.,- -.. .,-4---- - --, ,-
49,. a.. -,-. 49, b.. - t..
49, - 80 ----. 81. 49, -.
49,. - - -. -.
--- ~. 49,. -..,--.t...
$500 i. ~ -. 49, -
49,. ..-.....-
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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

@ ~ tf.rit lfe-E
@ -'f
tt t cf rr
4 t
t t-t 1s
a
4tfT f @ fs-a1-rs
A1t f fr-fs-f
sac --r -t-f.-l1--r
s--t -fll --1f--tr-I
Tf-r--r t-t -,--lrs
tsT ASSES OF - resi-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

n s@r1ls iE Wa- -s1u rl1-
mere u1-ratf lrf ar -tf-ss--s w.
NJ Or tis -i..ss n ,-fifi1 RACES asa
60 81 ~ -inds ~ ra1ua.- 81
csn-uf-rs a. ssssrrr-s- trs ss1- o
ls--iin -f ils - z-1t Gem lsIa.-
Iat1s na- sc.sr 90 r-1z- re re-
russrs.f fr-trsf
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02
WITH ore EXCHANGES

Brcrzseit Is aeo1s sAe o1sy tora
a i.e uess iAas 5 sssased ri,A iae
1-ssslr 11ii facilities si.ce he s,he-
tlis sea-ss O. ne Sazia Fe ne
a,-ihsc-1t tr1l1 es.s 70 Lasscex
~ ia 1zs ',- tAe au-s -su 70 ser
re za1 oshsr cvss -1r.r t-y ike
i--c-c1tlt si1-.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

lflts-f 1 Eus--1 1--ssrt.t -11
Eie fis $3.50 q rs sccfs- urs
10 tu-l1 Aurraz % tts7 i1t
tlrF1 ne H1s r- "a va ny
Er1l- 1--iailr iars sl- a era nr1
rfrr
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

~ -z1a- ass- e az sara
szs1-1s rrs as ils---T a. ~
r-- t1-1--.-z ness z1-s r-l
~. srs-1-rr -t1- rr-rs f1s IA
r11T rs1-r Flrs- s,s rs-s i.zz.-
81 ara 1--s 80 rr-rusrrs rs-s
t.1-l IA, ur-.l a.. ~ p--,as 50
s-lr1-s pa-1s-t
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

Ne A-s-i- American tai1ks TAR
7scsis rec are hartias so- s'zs 49,
lts e. -ss,-n -ir.- tzs rc-k l-
,-i1g1s alc-- -sVlsc- O. marriage
AVS ., a. o, 7-ers-s ssrtre. f-az
na--g1as ne Aus-scaa says he
sla-srle trl. ne tag, azt srs-
s-zt1r .dss e1l ca- r1lt
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

as ass - Iitli s.-u,, -
49, lars a-s- I'D - - $780,
a. 1a-eal-ls u1.1 ~ 80 srs.-
y 49, - ~ e 1880
IN e. ~ rr..r uu1A1sl q ~
o-..zrr
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02
NOTICE oF BANKRUPTS PHI.
TioN Dor DISCHARGE

l- ne lls-c- cc1-- 70 tss r-its5
states -c- ne Ncrts-- D5zri,, O..
TEXAS
l- -le Ea-e- % Wua- Bird
Fi-E.a- Bl-t-as, No AZ i1 Bank
--r-rT
OFFICE 1F EEFEREE
t,ls-s TENS Nara 81. 1918
a--a's Is isrs1y r.rsz tl1t HIaaa
aFrt Va1sel1 co i,s c,r--r GO s-s--
RI on. re n,s---r sf--t s.t On
PEE --a CAP Ware, 1913 r,s l- ihe
=ks -9 % 500 Ca-r 90 As.-
s-f s. 7t.t-- sr--r 1- ,tr- beans
SEQ ee-e---s-s t1-r 1t5s a
-a-f--sE --- --e t-. 90 Congress
l77-'7s- ]-lT q. lsfs. isat be- has
s--e-et o.. ~ G-1-ery and
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

~ rr sarra r. En- ~ A.
- -rs e. go ~ eur cru-
.-r,r - nEs e.--r1 E-rE II 60
nn.R~E-u4arln IA.
80 -sna1nl aaeEzA
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02
LITTLE SIGNALS

Lad II Sc1rry ecrnry ecuit y
nats 20 p-otccs ss3A an acre p~-
Ysar sisAtr n s7oca ec--. sorghum
e. tozAtcss y rs lad a syrap NH.
a .-sca ilctc-y c. a caz-lzg tactc-y
WAY .os a<i-ats TIE sstas.ishneai q,
al ih-ee CT these i-t1rries
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

oaly tsu says u-tl sity siectlo-
Cav WAc Is yo1r alss--1n. rsc I'll
b. after rss sisrfcz and rhyt
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

Tae-s are ,hrse h1-sls Ia S-yss- ans
.-c 7-cssects e. q early sa1z-s, L.,
1s have -sst-'o-ss.he-~ meeting q
s--s k--t ara o-Eaz a c.a-ssr o.,
cc--s-es In me -er,7cis e f.s
s,iss- res.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

Sa--rtty a. zocr VII b. y1-r iasi
easzcs % ~ c- tie riIg eiec-io-
-isks- Yo1u ,aVs 70 h1-rr
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

kes7 tass I,eu s7-1r tine IN
he n-srr-s sul-- seE1s q, isaf
ear
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

no-1 sss- to y -uch sz,ts-sz
p S-T1s- s'iflas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

Atrssrls1r rllrs en- as7HaI- a,-
T.z- weeks ssaEsr,t a. 1srs-.s,rr
rcr-h
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

~ ir-r reg Is ia't n u'ss-s--
TENS N,r f.- ,s--I-s st-.,-ss
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

Ar t--snecits rttecti,z -7c1 tss
c11-1rct- sr.-.tl-s e. re,--auc1 g
ary 7e-ssa f-u e. ssrSc-1uez.
rassA uly s7sear n ne o,lr1.s e.
ne Slgts- suE vi - E1Ey
ssrrecrst = sa1st &C. sss t--szsl,. e
~ etrsr
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

Whs- Gc7s-zc- Fs-s1srz as9rcv-
&c re .1l s57,y,zs - ar-i--sse-is--
Az be- -s-ssrs % tte Ls-siat-rs
BE- rst1rsf cc-stss-1eiy r.ez-1 ts1 z
1cssfises 81 zay -aztt1-s or
sssassr % ths Hcgss - Ess-sss--
ttr-rs. -Arsel- S.zfas-1-
20 approved a sll te soS q 7-1r-
-,e iia- vas 1cs tr-tl-E tryasty
Az us O, sssscss ih1f AR -sg-sssz-
-trs u-11s b =, s-El a. o., s-sirs
b. rcse t-- s,stfs- O. serr-s -
a. rs Der e. 1s7hsF
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

o11-rIrles t1.t 1cfices g rt1-i-
ta1it s- tar-si s1.s--a t-ts--s.
vas-e ttniss,a IS oal-rs,t vi -
slArFet So as NJ -ass q ~ esz-s
,s- l1s
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

scrs -1F t.-E sts -ttrcs hn.
sls7et sy- f'- tas IVES. Tsrls Nc.
uli - s-gss--s-- . sas1'i o7~-
yq-- srss
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

sN NroSc-oalVszsoa Ladies Of Naocabees tickets On
a. As-- SEA f-l @ A7rl IoA Fare from snyder rsuss p
sI-1l
esLvEsroN-s-a-s cozaaa dry Knights reup.- 7ss... q,
AZ AL s.. a-t sts limited leave Galveston April ia,s Par.
---- s-gts- -cz-s t-s7 Sisss
Iotr SokTH-a-aza Lodge Hernaas sous Tickets On Sal,
As- liza - isia SAL Hzi April isA Ear, f- 49,
--u- ~. ssss
BoVsToN-rsrss La-ss-=Aas Association 7,,s,, - -,
"a A. INA SAL l Asri IVA Fare frou surs -, -,
Sl-fa ''ll' UP
HorsTnN-coavszaea. w,usas Christian rs-,.-,-,. r-..
s GO sale A7-i -sa ana -1a HALTED 10 leave H,us,- Nv
Pa Fr-s i--a s-Tis-. -o-udtra 5l-st
ssN tNT''Io-Fiai r,Es,s on a,s ,s-f,s,, .,,.., .,
E Air- -''A Fa7a - suv-sr. ro--i ,-s sl5sa
coI1slC aSR--ass-ss Frlst,r,1s r,sss On ,,. Ass, .- -
= tt-- -- s-yl.-. -a-l t-s s-1rs
-t>IlA-si ssi-i-- rEls-s 90 sale A--r ban, am,
1- as-i i'i-. il-s|sez saris- -,.-s t-, sis AZ
Foi- WoErs-'-7sv,f-- Da-s.s--. Of, ,,, -.-... H.. 49,
, ~. -s' .ai. --i A7ui --rl Fa-v i-,a srrss-
.7-- --H --i i-a1 --ai a-a sr-l .ss r.- ~ -
AE>IiN-,ss--s safe Felsra-,- fr,,,- -y....-
-'A lA @ Aa-- iaa ra-e rv- say.e- -,..5 - a..
.'--l leet1uoa r.sks,s sale Ar-i sas ID, s,., ~
'-r Sal -- nag "a Fl-e t-,- su-i,- -.-l ~ - u
1rI1E-Fs-s u-s.-- -,---- -.
- it'is - sat Asui iu. s-l asa s-,l 49, - -.
~ -r- szr-s- -u--s r-7 s. -'
- Hss,as Teas Fsi.--a1s st rrs,.. ga.
--- Of 81 s1ri t2-l irl ana a-s-. L. ~, 49,,
AZ -ia F--s i-'a s-g,e- r---l s-.- g. "a
ni-t-.>-ss-s cr--s--,, ru.s E-,,r ---,.
49, i7A Fa- rv- s.-ss- -.u.s h.
- sNiaNn>-H''s-s .; ser-is s.,s a. r--...-- ~,
e.. ----s s-- r-ss -- f,'e ''o- ~
a.sss',s-a--.ai o-ssar, L.ra ors.. q, ~.
slsss '''' ~ is'- sasasr 'S-sa ~.
~ p--a.r l.s.-->as.. -,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-04-02

Or Ger s-sakitss- s-7stl-s ~ il-
~ AZ q i--rts- - rr77s- the
7aI-s ne riy o. h1rs been ,n7.-r
-1su g. ne -ts- uc--h --Ns-ssi
Vac
Ea-ss- -ct .s- &C. a -spsla7s-
ma
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
NO FIGHTING
Between Mexican Bandits and
Citizensat Edinburg as at
First Reported.

BROWNSVILLE. aug. 1S-Re-
ports of fights between Mexican ban
dts and citizens last night at Edin-
burg are today shown to have been
erroneous and to have originated
through the failure of messenger
who called Brownsville to give any
details before he left the instrument.
The messenger evidently had been
sent from the scene of the impend-
ing attack to call for aid and without
having definite information told the
Brownsville end that hghting was In
progress. Afew armed men were
seen but there was no firing NO tur-
Their outbreaks have been reported to-
ofhcials here, In answer to tie
statement of General NaHarette Car
rama comm ander at Matamoros, that
he did not have but 500 troops on
the border. say there are more than
3, 900 troops in the zone described by
the Mexican general.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
new TEACHERS.
At Salem College the Coming
College Year Are Semi
Officially Announced.

SALEM, Aug. 13-The Salem Col
Elege summer term today came TO
a quite successful close. and 9 yaca-
ton of several weeks takes place pc
fore the fall semester opens Septem-
Der i. with the close OF this term
the faculty for the coming year was
announced semi-ofhcial1y. showing a
change in four positions. That OF
professor of mathematics, filed this
year by Professor Staufer, is to pc
occupied by Professor L. Ray Polan.
The chair OF history and economics
that has been vacated by the resig-
nation Of Professor Cottrill is to be
filed by DR.. 0. Earl Karickoff. The
position Of director of music hlled
formerly by Miss Marian r. Boyd, IS
to be filed by Miss Corelia g: HaT ,h
ness. Miss Z. r.. Polan is to take
the position in me training school
vacated by the resignation OF Miss
lGorrel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
Concerning Selection by State
Committee as Member of
National Committee.
lWILL PREsENI CREDENTIAL
Action of the National Commit
tee Will Be Abided by Him
Whatever 1t Be.

Virgil L. Highland, Of this city,
has sent the following Communication
to the Charleston Mail and Hunting-
ton Herald-Dispatch. relating to his
selection by the Republican state
committee as member of the re
publican national committee:
lGent1emen:
see one or two newspapers OF the
state claim there is no vacancy on the
Republican national committee from
West Virginia, and question the right
Of the state committee to make rec
|ommendation to I'LL the vacancy, II
there is one.
In order that there may be no mis-
regarding the matter
give herewith copy ola letter from
]. B. Reynolds. secretary OF the Re
publican national committee, 70
THOMAS j. Sherrard, chairman OF the
IRepublican state committee. VIII sch is
self-explanatory and needs no com
ment from me. take 1t that the Of
ficers of the national COMMITTEES know
whether there is q vacancy, and II
there is none. the secretary OF the
national committee certainty would
not have asked the state committee
Ito recommend some one to MI II.
It is very seldom make public
statement through the press, as In
the twenty years of my active service
n the Republican party but few acts
Of mine, regarding the Welfare Of the
party. have been called into question.
Igshall appreciate 1t If you will pub
|1ish this letter, together with en-
closed copies of Mr.. Reynolds's letter
to Colonel Sherrard and Colonel sSher-
rard's letter to the members of the
state committee. / ask you to do
this IN order that your readers may
know the facts before passing judg-
ment or calling into question any acts
Of mine, or Of the of1cers ana mem
hers of the state com inittee-
I am informed that at least twenty
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
While Teutons Claim Progress
They Are Thrown Back at
One Point with Losses.
RUSSIA MAY SAVE ARMY
Balkan Situation is Likely to Be
Brought to a Head at
ANY Moment.
.. Assoe,A1ep ra1ss,

LONDON, Aug. 13.-The Russians.
for the time being, are holding IN
check the Baltic hank OF the Ger
man armies, which are struggling 70
cut the Warsaw-Petrograd ralWay
and are battling toward Dvtna, pc
yond which lie the roads to the Rus
sian capital This has been accom-
plished with the aid Of reinforce
ments and by virtue OF one counter
attack after another.
The fortress of 'kovno still holos
out. German attacks toward Riga,
have been repulsed and the ratiWby
junction at Dvinsk remains In isus-
sian hands. From Ostrolenka, nortn
Of Warsaw, to Chelm in the south, the
Teutons claim to have made further
progress, but between the Vteprz ana
the Bug they apparently have been
thrown back with heavy 1oss. II MAJ
he that Field Marshal Won HinGen-
burg has not exerted his full power
IN the North, but Is awaiting events IN
the South before hammer1ng his hard
est at the Dvina.
The approaching meetings Of both
the Greek and Serbian parliaments
gives promise of bringing the Balkan
situation to head though for the mo
rnant Greece and Serbia remain OBJ
durate in their refusal to cede terri
tory i
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
NEW PRESIDENT
of the West Virginia Wesleyan
College at Blck hannon is
Or. Fleming.

DR.. Wallace p Fleming. professor
of Creek, the last sixteen years in
Drew Theological Seminary at Mad
ison, N. T., was elected president of
West Virginia Wesleyan College at
at special meeting OF
the board of trustees of the institu-
ton held late Thursday at the First
Methodist Episcopal church here. His
election was made unanimous after
eleven ballots had been taken.
DR.. Fleming succeeded Dr.. Carl G..
Doney, who resi- gned the presidency
of the college several months ago in
order to take similar position in
oregon. The board of trustees elect
ed Dr.. Frank Mcdaniel, president Of
the Pennington, N J., school for
boys, as his successor. at meeting
held early in the summer at Buck
harmon, but Mr.. Mcdaniel afterward
declined the position.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
BETTER MILK
In This state is to Be the Com
inand of the State Health
Council.

CHARLESTON, Aug 1s---Dr. 8. y.
Jepson, commissioner of health has
been preparing set Of rules govern
ing the production of milk and me
products of milk. He will not put
she rules In operation until the, same
have been approved by the council Of
the department.
It is the intention Of the depart
ment to look closely after the quail
ity of the milk furnished consumers
hereafter and to see that there are
proper sanitary conditions about all
diaries, that milk shall not be used
from diseased cows, and that pure
milk must be furnished by all dairy
men. DR.. M. p. Malcolm will make
q tour of inspection as soon as the
rules are adopted to see that they
are carried ont.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
GRISPENO HELD
For Action Of Marion County
Grand Jury by Fairmont
Magistrate.
In command of the encampment.

Joseph Crispeno. the Northylew
Italian officer, who was arrested
there by Marion county constable
Wednesday on charge of securing
the services of Fairmont attorney
through false representations, was
held for the action of the grand
Judy at the conclusion of a hearing
before Magistrate NJ. r. Musgroye.
of Fairmont, Thursday evening.
Crispeno was represented at the
hearing by Attorney Will -. MOTHS,
of this city.
Criseno was arrested at Fatrmont
sometime ago on a charge of carry
ing steel knuckles and it is alleged
that he secured the services Of u
.Fairmont attorney by representing
that he was the owner of real estate
in this city. He gave the attorney a
note for hts fees. and failed to pay
the note when it came due. it is said.
investigation showed that Crispento
owned no real estate here, 1t is al
legged.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
FOUR ARRESTED
By Squad of CityP Police in Rand
on House on Poplar
Street.

Three women: and one man wire
arrested in police raid on . hpuSe
on Poplar street Thursday night ~
four were charged with ssssendb ri
for immoral purposes Their
were set for O'Clock this eyentn
\ The man. who gave his name as Nc
thony I4ightner, and one Of the
men who said she was liEhtnets
wife posted cash bonds Of - sa1ssas
The other two women, who gave l1A1s
names as Hattie Stutler ana JenpSe
White, were unable to give the 49,
uuired bond and spent the nigh ri
city jail. They were released
morning. upon their personaI
cbgnisances. q
The raiding squad was head
Aieutenant OF Police Nichoia1
;Whyte and other officers taking re
were lsenhart, White and Donshs1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
Still BENG FED
BY the City Are Many Persons
Who Lost Their Homes in
Mill Greek Flood.
~ AaaoelA1ln .eReaa,

ERIE, Pa Aug. lS.--CMany persons
who lost their homes in the Mill creek
flood are stil1 being fed by the city.
coo being cared for during the night
by two Kitchens near the devastated
district. officials In charge OF the
work EXPRESSED thesbelief today that
it would be necessary to maintain
both municipal kitchens the remainder
of the sumner. Worknen started the
OF municipal bathhouse for
the unfortunate. Fully fifty buildings
by the flood were condemned
and plans laid for city ordinance
tiat would prevent the erection OF
frame buildings in the creek basin.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
SEVEN MEN Killed
When a Train on the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Runs into
Track Laborers.
tax Aaaee,Arrp earss,

were killed instantly and one was
injured SO severely that he probably
will die, when train No. 20, eastbound,
Of the Pennsylvania railroad crashed
into a gang of track laborers mile
and q half east of Mt. Union. Con-
fused In the fog the men who were
standing between siding and the
main track started across the main
track when they saw the fast train
Every man in the party
was run down. All the victims reside
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
REPORTS ALSO DENIED
BY ANOTHER NAN TOO
taY AaaoelArro raksa.

NEW YORK. AsS as--Nobody in
authority at the offices Of J. II. Nor
gan and Company. IL was said today.
ton OF orders for 10000 bushels
of wheat by representatives Of the
allies.
All the Morgan orders for wheat
and other supplies for the allies
have been under the supervision OF
e. r. Stetinfuc. president Of the
Diamond Match Company, who IS In
charge of the export department OF
the Morgan firm. Through HIS sec
rotary. Mr.. Stetinius repeated today
a previous statement in which he ass
serted that ]. p. Morgan anu Een-
pany had not cancelled any orders.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
.RIFLE rs WIRED FOR
BY TEXAS PEOPLE
In viewof Reign5of Terror and
Urgent Need of Them for
Protection There.
-. ..ane,.., -. {, !. :; ...,

WASHINGTON, Aug 13.-The Mis-
sion Texas Chamber of Commerce to-
day wired the National Rifle Associa-
ton here asking for rifles and ammunt-
ton Immediately Sin view OF the
reign of terror in this section and the
urgent need of arms and ammunition
for protection The National Rife
Association distributes condemned
army rifles to rifle practice clubs.
Lieutenant Albert S. Jones, secretary
of the association, said the mission
people would have to form a club be-
fore the guns could be issued. That
would take three or four months.
Lieutenant Jones says many rine
climbs nave been formed in New Mexico
and Arizona during the last few
months and that many have been sup
piled with rifles. b aN
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
GOAL CONTRASTS
For the Year Are Closed by Of
ficials of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.

omcials of the Baltimore and Ohio
raiii.sad have just closed contracts
for tie coal requirements OF the com n.
pany during the new fiscal year OF
1915-1916, which call for the deliv-
cry of approximately 100000 tons
of soft coal from time to TINE as
needed during the twelve months.
The price to be paid is withheld,
nor could a list of the companies
Participating in the contracts be OBJ
tanned. 1t Is understood, however,
that the Consolidation Coal Company
received a good1y share of the DUST
ness.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
NEWMAN
WIZ Open His establishment In the
Empire Building Soon.

s. Newman, .clarksburg's leading
ladies tailor, Will open his establish
h1fldinR, within few days. The en-
fire establishment will be devoted to
ifgh class ladies' tailoring under the
narsonal supervision of Mr.. Newman.
Mr.. Newman has been in the tailoring
business In Clarksburg seven years
and it will be pleasure to him to
greet his old patrons and friends at
the fail opening OF his eighth year.
which will be announced In the Tele-
gram soon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
NATIONAL DEFENSE
Discussion with Secretaries
Garrison and Daniels Post
ponedby President.
IN As,ee,Aruo earss,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-Presi-
dent Wilson has postponed discussion
of the nationalidefense question with
Secretaries Garrison and Daniels UNI
til next week. Mr.. Garrison is away
for the week end. The president will
confer with Rear Admiral Benson,
chief of operations, when he sees
Secretary Daniels next week. He Will
not pass upon the war and navy esti-
mates until hehas conferred with the
chairmen OF the congressional com
mittees.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
NIGHT GUARDS
Are Organized 10 Patrol the
Residential Sections OF
KinqsViIIe, Tex.
~ A..ee,ATKp ,Rras,

HOUSTON, Tex, Aug. l3.-Ru-
more that border bandits are cross
ing Santa Gertrudis ranch and are
headed towards Kingsville have led
to the organization of night Duards
to patrol the residential sect1ons OF
that town. The street lights now
hnrn ali night. Sheriff Scarborough
and deputies are seeking two Next
cans who appeared at the dairy OF
Robert SIMMONS. two miles from
Kingsville, and demanded that he
round up all his live stock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
AMERICAN REPLY
will Reiterate View against
Placing An Embargo on Mu-
nitions at Present Time.
- A.aae,Arrp .e,.ee,

WASHINGTON, Aug. lS.-The AM
erican reply to the Austro-H 2
note protesting against the shipments
of munitions of war to the allies,
already despatched TO Vienna will PC
given out here for publication IN II Tue
American note reiterates the view OF
the United States that to place an
embargo on munitions at this tine
gould not be In accordance with the
principles of neutrality as set fortn
In the International law.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
TTAIY'S VOLCANOES
Are Auainf Becolnin Active but
Information about Them
is Meager.
an AaaeelATre PREas,

ROME, Aug. 13.-The great vol
canoes OF southern Italy which have
been disturbed during the last few
DAYS, are becoming increasingly ac-
Thus far it has been impossible to
procure detailed and authentic IN
formation from the scene of the dis
fnrbances In which earthquakes oc-
Cured earlier in the week. Is
known. however. that eruptions nave
taken place.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-13
MORGAN Denies
Reports That the Allies Have
Cancelled Orders for Big
Quantity of Wheat.
a. A.aac,A1rn earne,

CHICAGO. Aug. l8-unoa1cial re-
ports, which J. P. Morgan was quoted
as denyin gthat the allies were can
ceiling orders for wheat. were re-
fected on the board Of trade at the
opening today in price one and one
eighth to three and fve-eights cents
under yesterdays close.
Traders generally were skepticaf
as to the importance of the cancella-
ton but the tone Of the market was
nervous.