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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

team OF the y. W, c. a will play the
girls team OF the First Christian
church in the Y w. c. A. gymnasium
at O'Clock, and small admission
fee will be charged.
On Sunday afternoon Vesper ser
vices viii be held at 4 80 O'Clock ana
Mr.. r. b. Turner Will deliver the ad-
dress, while special music will be rem
dered by Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Johnson.
a cordial invitation Is extended to the
general public to attend the service
On next Monday night. under the
auspices OF the physical depsrtnent
or the y. W. G. A.. Dr. J. l.. Dickev
Will deliver an address on The Eve =
which no doubt will be OF interest TO
an who have the privilege to be pres
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
Bowling Party.

A very pleasant and delightful
DOWNING party was held by a number
OF OF young people last night at Elm
Grove, on the Seibert and Smith howl
ing alleys. The evening was spent
IN bowling until a seasonable hour
tWhen delightful refreshments were
served. Those present were. Misses
Gathertne Gehring. Pauline Schehe.
Elsie Prince, Lillian Limbaugh. Cora
Smith and Marie BurneUe Nessrs
=. Sweener. +. Cook A. Winkler. ".
Slelgner. George Baker and p. DouEel
u he winners in the contest who won
me prize for the best bowling were
MISS Pauline Schelie and George
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

In connection with fHn celebration
ri hrhrr Day end under tho 1uHu'rHs
OF Tho ..EI. department OF tho HUm.
HIH club lr interesting program was
carried gII H7f.rdaF afternoon hF fna
rI I.r no H..a Carrie IaUr.a rIHre 40
Clay School Tho afternoon NlH frEln
Up nr IIU rlrINnr az number 90
rnCIfaf.1na o. Tho pupils. dealing NTH
ArhHr UHH Prizes rar. also awarded
fI Two RI Che boys and Two of tho erie
.nr fIn beet comps. IfI0n 0u Tho OBJ
.rffanrn oft fnr day. HE che IaIIs. ur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

A birthday social will be given at
the home OF Mrs. Harry ID. Travis,
No. 13l Nineteenth street. Warwood
on next Tuesday evening for the bene-
NJ Of the Warwood NJ. r. church. A
splendid program will be rendered,
after which refreshments will be
served The following Is the program:
Selection. ........ .Macademy Quartet
Messrs. Carl Neer. Thomas Williams,
George Ford and Walter Alberts .
Piano Solo ..... Mrs. Carl Nestman
Vocal Solo. Mrs. Anna Hilton-Otto
Reading Mrs. Laura Kaseley Brooks
Vocal Solo ........... MIR. Kincheioe
Duet Mrs. Otto and Miss Mcclure
Vocal Solo Mrs. Forest Fankhauser
Reading .... Mr.. Robert Darran
Vocal Solo ......M Miss Alice Mcclure
Duet. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kincheloe
htduAl- .-s..s zee % hES. BROOKS
Vocal solo Mr.. George FRANK
Duel ss...-... ....-.....s.....
Mrs. kincheloe and Mrs Fankhauser
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
observes Birthday.

Miss Alta Vincent was rendered
with surprise party at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A Vincent
on Thursday evening, in honor OF her
twenty -irst birthday. The playing OF
various games was the chief diversion
and al "A seasonable hour a luncheon
was served. Quite a number were
present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
EinaI Entertainment

The final entertainment Of the Lima
Hennig-SherWIn school Of expression
VIII occur earlier this year. owing 10
me oIenluE Of Mrs. Sherman's sum
mer school Of expression In June. near
ha. iand. q. The commencement ok
ercises VIII. however. be- held i'm the
Y. W. &. A. auditorium On the eve
nings OF April 9 and 16.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
Held Renular Me.tinn

The members Of Burt Hive No 3S.
Ladies Of the Maccabess. held their
regular meeting az their hall IN the
1dd FclloWs' building, corner OF
Twelfth and Chapline streets last
night and Immediately following tho
business part % the meeting. "a social
session was held and q general good
time was enjoyed by all present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

Mrs. James Cummis was hostess 10
a number OF her friends yesterday al
ternoon. at her home on South Front
street The affair was OF an informal
nature and at 1880 o'clock a delightful
luncheon was served. At the conclu-
sion OF the serving of refreshments,
the afternoon was spent in the play
ing OF various games. The event was
a very enjoyable one.
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SOCIETY



The entertainment given By the
children % Miss Bertha Wilson :
school az Woodlawn yesterday after
noon proved decided success as each
one rendered their Part exceedingly
vel The program was carrid out.
consisting o. recltations. dialogues.
AID special music. The children tax
ing part were: Dlckey Dewey. Archie
PAUL. Elizabeth Rownd. Alice SpeideI
Madelyne Weiss. Amelia Norton 10.
hanna Hodge. Sarah Hlldreth. Jane
liildreth. Ellen Wilson. Elizabeth
adams. Elsie Wagner. Lydia Speidel.
virginia sweeney. Mary Arbenz. Gene
Wilson. Ruth Woods. Jane Russell.
Frances Hildreth, Marie Taylor. Kath.
crime Arbenz.
The program follows:
Concert Recitation. Primary Class
Emily julie Stifel, Elizabeth
Woods. Grace Wilson. Betty Bloch.
Elsie Armbruster. Tabitha VII
son. Jane Howard. John McCort-
ney. Mary McCortney. Lucille Aul.
Eleanor Adams and F1accus SufeI.
Dialogue. .......... How Girls Study
Nancy Rust. Peggy Rust. Eliza
beth Hubbard. Eleanor Stewart
Marie Roth. Francis Wood. Elsie
Lee Storer. Louise Harper and
Mary Burdatts.
song ................. Primary Class
Dialogue ...........M Mothers Trials
Caroline Paul. Elizabeth Rey-
mann and Mary Elizabeth Swee-
ney.
sOng-Roek-a-Bye Lady......sc school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
To Hold Market

airy Society of ST. James Lutheran
church will mold a market at the
George +. Stifel Co. store this morn
ing. cakes. Pies. bread and other pas
try will be offered for sale. besides
salmon loaf, meat loayes. salads ana
candy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

ahNN CEHTlF CAT E-Tho West
virginia sunday school Association
o. now granting home department
certificates TO an applicants who an.
ply for them. especially an those who
nave FULFILLED the requirements OF the
organization
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A. pepartment Meetlna.

An interesting meeting OF the Art
Department of the Woman's Club Will
be held this Afternoon az the A. o. 4.
w. hall at O'Clock. The French
Cathedral will be the subject for
study. while Mt. Ouen and Norte
Dame OF Rouen will be described by
Miss Wallace. Current art will be
discussed by Mrs. w. II. Smith.
Birthday Social.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

the Ladies' Aid Society Of St Mich
ae's church will hold a market. be-
ginning at 9 o'clock. a complete line
Of delicious articles will be placed
on sale. and arrangements have been
made 20 supply an unusual large
patronage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

Announcement has been made OF
the engagement OF Miss Fannie l..
Baer II this city, 10 Mr. Harold Frank
OF Now oNrk City. Miss Baer Is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Baer
OF North Front street. Mr.. Frank Is
the son OF Mrs. Nose Frank OF New
York. and Is identified in business cir
cles In the eastern metropolis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

the civic department. Miss Elizabeth
Cummins and Mrs. J W. Bryan were
the Judges OF the contest. The event
Wa brought 10 a close with the plant
ing OF a siX-fOot red maple tree.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27
Thsir misfortune ana othsr P.o,i..,
Tauff

fuf sou remind mo. 20 fr ffr rrf-r-..
tune End NOS fHH fHuif 90 aurh rraf...
Hng such house. fHHf are drrreraIn.
alI Ii dust p. Infinitely moff darresa
nnd .f.. Orb H I...Irfr house
True. mE lI..rI moot sadly true Tr.
fnat dnHa moe make them Hns fsaa ~.
Jus ig ...H a. You tfInk I'm hard
."I what Bernard Shaw HnII about fr.
.'.I1II.. n'IrE IH. man whose afHfbaI..
..Nr weren't satisfied fH have HH.
own homo Beautiful Dee didn't want
Ma ..n'f nn. who're. Dol wanted fIr UTT..
...W N"W. beautiful flu Some.
Nm's .u.U..f fn1f Im socialist
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

one. too.
etn sFmrathizc with him for I once
..IIn only b. reached hv uaaefr.-
through thoroughly ugly rart' ia ~.
."Wn. when 7 didn't happen b. BE- frsf.
Iht l'fii. uIar'y cheerful these rows or
n..nIHi' looking houses In their rrfffr..
OF Unit "ndrd yards depressed me to ~.
verge or mrTnrTHHfIr "
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Y. w. c. A. Notes.
This evening the girls basket ball
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

EvANcELlSTlc SERVICES De-.
ginning fnD hr.t OF the week. pvauraf.
I'r services viii ho observed af fha
second United Presbyterian church.
h"f s. UIHuH viii have charge of
... nEeIIa.ir services each even.
Joe The special music In connection
with tho services N.U be- frrnfsfaf f.
'hU church choir
GRANT CHARrERs-A charter
wa. rTHUfrI f1 .f. Adult U.hIr clad
.. t1e Ioinsnn Memorial 50 E south
church. o. huntington. and the Goo.
nndl-N r'lae Junior r0vaf Sons uf
fn" F.r-f christian church af rHr
Grove Posi- fHr Wr-f virginia sHrfa.
school Association yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

Dir y ~ Early. ~ the dfluDry d..
pIrImpnt OF the Stone and Thomas
store. delivered short Interesting
talk before "a number Of tho member
uI 'hD Home Economics department of
tlD Woman club nf their Meeting
held yesterday afternoon boo tho A Cd
r.. w. BAN Mr. Early spoke ON how
fr arrange home fuUiHhIHF. aa we'll
Hs feb show tho good and bad rnrrI#
uf interior decorations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

The young lady across the way says
she guesses even the smaller nations
of Europe must be getting into the
war now, as she saw in the paper
that the Muscoyites were advancing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

Inc q. L. Society % the rcsbyt,rIan
r ,,l,l., at West Liberty. viii give tn
missionary play called Two Thousand
Miles For Book" on Saturday evening
AT CLOCK. In the church The ur1-
EIaIlil" Tor the evening will h. supple
mented hy fine Nictrola belonging 10
one OF the members Of the society.
When Lewis and Clark explored the
oreson country. In the early lSOO's. they
were Kindly received by the hostile war
IKE tribe ~ Ncz Parcss Indians tmeu
Ttth pierced nosesD BY the use OF five
9 9iidiSrent languaEes the Indians asked
'lHrk 90 tell them th. secret of their
strength. Clark tried Co explain this 10
mem ~ way or five languages and
promised To- send them "a teacher.
twenty-five years passed and no
teacher came and the Nez Parces In
ulaH. ln ths thOpuuish camp held "A
ifibal council 60 decide what 90 do-they
must know wherein lies the secret az
the white mans power and secure it
for themselves.
lust what these Indians did iz taken
Ta-wah -que-ush. chi,f. Nfr 81 \ Gardp.
30. ........... ............ Mr Paul spear
Hi-youts-to-h han ...... Nr Irwin YeakaI
Ta-wie-sis-E im-wu.. Mr.. Howard Mccoy
'fg,unT braves who go on the Ions
Tip-ya-Ish- jeh--uir Mr.. rrazen Pair
Eots-o-F, -ro-ko 49,. Mr Ilrav Wadseir
igIi braves who 90 uu the long traiD
''-n'--iii-piIn. Ga chic, end WARRIOR
IsF.hoI-roI-1asts-hoats 90 CHIEF and
Ah-t..SEaf-.rr., ,r.,fl Il, o., 'lyag i,lee
sh'-Hah-wse Ovitr or ohiafj .....-....
.......... .N'.a Esafrir. Henderson
N'-''-Gu" 'dausht'r ar chico ........
wab-u.-seb-sss ,vif. of Ks-aI-pl
..... ......... Miss Carrie Mckara
General CLARK. ....... Nr Ford Morrow
Mr7 CLARK ......... Mice Lucy THlIDur.
captain wallace ......N Mr. fIEds sfuIIHr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-27

Stsmm-F N Kellar. Hundred. W
y. Martin and wife Fairmont. Geo.
z Snowden. Cameron
hclure-T G. Townsend. Charles.
ton. Homer smith, Pt Peasant. orr.
Myers. @. G. Broadwater. ClarksburE.
g a Murrin, Petersburg. Webster
H. SIN. BethaBy
Grand Centrsi-C J Fogie. REALS.
Vile. o; J. p Covert. Zanesville. Il. /.
n A. Neisgerber Washington. Pa
6runs~ick-Charles A Rivers. Can.
bridge. o. L. L. GoldsboTough. BE
thesda. o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-11
With a Regrouping of the Ger
man Fore Now III Mort
ern P Oiand.
ID "A / II Y ENGAGEMENTS
OF Secondary Importance mi
Which the Russians App ear
to Be SucG essftll.
j. Z ]. ssarr.rre err,res,.

l,Fs,FIsOGRAD, Mar. IN regrour-
ing Of the German forces IN northern
Poland and the commencement OF mi
new at efnpt u pom Przasnysz has been
noted by the general stan OF The Is rs
sian army. his lnoremen is beirfss
made in consider ably greater
strength than was the recent nper:laH
lion III that direction which tern,t-
mated not only fiji local defeat Tor tn IA
Germans but ia the general ret Ire
mentao all the ferm;tn e orcess in fHe
direction OF their Own front EN-. tsIllnl
tiiscontinuance or operation aionE
the Sienfer m a K els Ill possible
for the eiii, ans to So nd u large num-
Der Of trcaps from this. ristriet to rts
enforce the men advancing I'M I he ID --s
rection OF Mlawa and Przasnyszs from
korjile.
In the meanwhile along the Pilica
river there have been occurring daily
engagements of secondary import
ance in which the Russians would
appear 10 have been successful
Fighting near Cor1itza and Quick m
the Carpathians Indicates that the
.AHstrians after their defeat iii the
Stanislau district on their righ flank
decided 10 transfer the center Of Oh
peratians q their left flank where
they have been successful in pushing
forward slightly. Sss$
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Pneumonia |
Causes Death Of Mrs. Susan
Alexander after Months
Illness.

Hiss Susan Alexander, aged 4
years, passed away at o'clock
Thursday morning at the home of
Irs. Sallte Morrison, at Bristol, after
months illness of pneumonia. Miss
Alexander had passed the crisis OF
her illness and was on the road to
recovery when her brother, George
Alexander, Of this city. died. The
news Of her brothers. death was such
shock to- her that she grew worse
and gradually sank until death re-
Heved her this morning.
The death OF Miss Alexander is the
third death in the family In the last
month. Her sister, Mrs. Anna Nor
rison. of Bristol. died February 20 i
her brother, George Alexander. died
March 2: Lemuel II. Alexander, OF
OAK street, and Jesse Alexander. Of
Clay street, his city, are the only
surviving members OF the family.
The deceased woman was a daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Armstead Alex
landers and was born at Industrial
lad dition. east OF the city. She
resided in this city3 until If teen years
EaFos when she went to- Bristol to live
with her sister. Mrs. Anna Morrison,
where sha resided unit M rs. mi orris-
Eon's death several weeks ago, and
since then she has made her home
with Mrs Sallie Morrison. She was
a life long member OF the Baptist
church. and until her recent illness
llshe took an active part in church
work. +.
! The funeral tarrang ementss have{not
been completed as yet.s but il is
thought that he services VIII be heid
Friday afternoon at the Methodist
church at Bristol and the burial VIII
I be in the Cherry Camp Run cemetery
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-11
GOULD | | | ! Plan
For a Trans Gontine ltaI Line
Blocked by lOsenfl Rams
Jr.. SAYS SCEao 0lltnake
- . ! s 3
go E-I.7I - -. g,


ASEhIaS TON. fayNgi Rr. Reiah ION
iof the New York Central, = enhsy
svania and Baltimore and Ohio
road interests with the Little Kama sEhas
syndicate were taken by the Intets
state Commerce Com nlissi on today IN
an Investigation under. Senate resos
luton. Commits ioner Harlan exam
med James NJ Schoonmake
president Of the Pittsbirg and Lake
Eric railroad, Who conducted 5negotia-
tics under lich the Little Kama
property was sold to the New cork
Central, the pennsylvania and the:
Baltimore and Ohio 10 int VI The prop
critics. schoonnaker said, we're part
Of he Gould plan for a trans5oonti
entail line from baltimore to- san
Francisco: Their sale Joseph
Ramsey. Jr., to the eastern ads,
said, effectua1l NJ, blocked the scheme
Eve stand ready To- put the KanaWha
in operating condition e. ne sal IA, 81 tf
we can be assured a traffic THAT
make 1t self Supportln 90
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-11
Scar CHIN g In o tJlRi'Y
IS 10 BE q NDER;TAkEN NE
l.I. tnY Asnoc p. .,I1 3, 80 -.

WASHINGTON. %. G.. Ear
The GLOWING statement was issued
at the White House today.
The president. when asked
garding the sinking fsthe Aner1c
sailing ship. Nj liam r. 81 rye. By Ia
German a.uSi1i larry cruiser, Prinz5Eit
Friedrich. said "a most searching ~
quiry wi be mad and WhateVerga6
ton is taken will be based on IRE:
result OF that inquiry u
The neutrality board has iIfie
report. which. it. is ind ersto gfeca1
.ommneds that the Prinz Eitel Frfett
rich be permitted to make such Re
pairs as would make II .seawort
under supervision of American mn
authorities if the command ers pk Tie
German ship requests III. sssss
The British steam ChatcT +;
said to have been one OF the F,rinzs
Eitel' prizes sunk In the S:H h
cific3 In Decembe Ter, vas owned IN lfsS
New York an Pacific teamsI1fpS
Company. g Rri tish cornorati onG
which already has laced four&r ftsE
ships under nerican istr
was ON its way to- fyeSr FORK stnS takeT
:Annrtca tlneo
destEuct ION.
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ENGINEERS SURVEYING
NEW RAILROAD ROUTE
With the Intention of Trying to
Head Off the Buckhannon
and Northern Road.

: surveyors are quite active I'll this
section just now. resulting from
which there is considerable talk of
the early prospect OF more railroad
Mileage in this county as we'll as n
some adlaient counties. The Buck
harmon and Northern seeks to pene-
stra+e this section and drive toward
Chenille. It has two routes one ny
way OF Grafton and another by way
OF Boothsville and q point Just east
OF the city
The surveyors at work at present:
however. are not Buckhannon and
Northern men. but according to more
that one seemingly well founded re
4 port Baltimore and Ohio engineers.
They are busy south Of the LoNndes
hill south of the city and in the Ro-
mines Mills section They have read
quarters at hotels here.
10 u known that the aBltimore and
Ohio recognizes the past possibll1-
ties of Il shorter route between Graf-
ton and Weston. and it is believed
that5it is particularly anxious now to
build such route before the Buckhan-
non and Northern, a part OF the New
York Central system. can proceed
with its construction toward SGlenvillc
The more than surmised prof. on OF
v the RbakIlHlOTes ana ONO VIII w BllLlAeL
from Grafton by way Of Astor and
III Romine's Mills to a point n ear or at
{. Mt. Clare. where It will connect with
the Weston branch Of the system or
ny way OF Grasselli or Norwood to =
similar point on the Weston line, thus
saving lot OF mileage In he trans
portation OF the heavy volume OF
freight such road would open up
vs. The Baltimore and Ohio recognizes
tine fact that immense coal deposits
exist along The projected routes. In
the Astor neigh borhood the Console
dation Coal Company has so 90 I'M
developed. the Armstrong estate has
y vast area. John a. Clark has big
f.lock and various other persons have
holdings there. Along the routes
mentioned there is, indeed. an almost
I boundless field Of the best coal in
n America y 5 $
clarksburg u. indeed, agoE over
I he presence of the surveyors and
" heir activitle an q await Official an
\ rounceenlntg of the reason for heir
presence here. S sTs;
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THAW SANITY
Is Not to Be Considered at His
Trial for Conspiracy to
Escape from Prison.
20 :ar Assoc,A71p5rar : IN, .

Y
NEW " DIRK, Mar i Harry K.
,Thaw's attempt to get evidence con-
corning his sanity into the record OF
his trial for conspiring to escape from
MaIteawanee failed today. Justice
Paige ruled out all testimony OF this
character except just enough to show
that Thaw had the mental capacity
10 enter into a conspiracy with his
five co-defendants to escape.
In this ruling Judge Paige as
serted that the Injection of testimony
designed to prove the sanity of Thaw
was improper-in this case which was
purely to try an IN ictment charging
the existence OF an illegal conspiracy
to affect the escape of Thaw. #
The state brought its case to a
close this morning and the defense
inme diately made the usual motion
to dismiss the indictment on the
ground that the state had failed to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-11
MISS kennedy
IN AN ADDRESS
TO civic; CLUB
Discusses an#Lnt sting Pub.
lie Subject .insa Most Bril-
liant Manner.

AT the Civic Club meeting which
Vas held yesterday afternoon in the,
parish house, Miss Lulu e Kennedy, the!
sReH Cross$nurse who is employed by
the club, made, the fol lowing excellent
address upon Our. Health. Situation,
So efficient has Miss kennedy,s work
proved, andsfso large the field over
which she has charge. that it has
been deemed necessary to employ a
second nurse who will assist her here
after. The report handed in to the
Civic Club for. Fehrnahy showed that
Miss Kennedy had mandeE3 So visits in
that month alone.
s. Miss kennedy discussed Our
Health Situations" as.Sfoll lows:
81 Health is not only. desirable
thing but a civic obliga ton. and if
progresssis to be real and lasting &c
must provide whatever tbu1warl1ss it
can against. DEATH, sickness. misery
and ignorance The average duration
of life IS not fixed but It has been
proved that 1t varies with. the degree
of sanitary living. At the present time
in our country that average is 20
years. IN India it's "a years. What
is IT. in. West Virginia? Well, we
hardly know. The state has been 80
bnsy:developing the natural resources
and wealth that there has been no
time to consider such things. But we
are coming. to. realize the monetary
value OF human life and that we must
tackle this probe Of health In West
Virginia in a bustness1ike way.
The bulletin OF the West Virginia
state board OF health contains an adj
lsdress given by DR., Golden, presid ent
OF the board. presenting our health
situation in .a very cbnv incing way
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-11
BOMBS: DROPPED i |: | ID.
BY an English Aviator on the
Town of Mein, West Elan
ders, Killing BeLgians.
hi NJ, y i&lIiG. l'7 lhg llt5lsIl ~
try A. aoeIArFnf-REras

# BERLIN. by wireless, Mar. u
An Ems lish aviator yesterday dropped
several bombs on the town OF Mein.
West Flanders, says the German Of
Belgians French attacks In the re-
gion of Champagn e have been re-
pulsed. Fighting continues IN the
IA Russian attempt to break
the German line south Of lAugustowo
resulted In the annih ilation OF the
forces used In the endeaYors
Other German successes In the east
are also Eep ported.
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= = ~ + ~.
GHAGAS RESIGNS
AS Portuguese to- France as He.
Will Not Serve under Die
tatorship, He SAYS.

y PARIS. Mar. 11----Joao chagas.
Portuguese minister in France. has
resigned. The present cabinet is an
extra parliamentary one and Il will
not serve under a dictatorship I said
Senior Chagas in reply to inquiries as
to the reason for his retirenent. NY
whole career rises up against such a
.capitulation Of my conscie nce. 1 can-
not forget 4 was the first constitu-
.tional premier Portugal had The
present regime may not last long but
u thought it my duty to resign my
diplomatic post. 'i