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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
FIVE ESCA Pc FROM
IAIL AT KING WOOD

prisoners carried a big club when theS
made their escape and It IS believee
that they meant to attack the young
lady ID case she raised an alarm. They
wentsup over Beverly. Hill and ssevera.
persons saw. them leaving. But when
a search was Instituted they we're
to be found nowhere.
~. s. Moore, one Of the prisoners,
is being held to answer 10 q ,charse
fof horse stealing. He had only been
Ein jail about two weeks. Uni
| y A1va Lewis was serving out time
for breaking into a house some rev
weeks ago.
Harley Miller:sis the young fellow
who Is being held to answer for hav-
ing stolen motorcycle and forTpes-
fury in connection with the PyIes
case. Before he departed for paris
unknown he invested himself with =
rain coat that was hanginE In the
Ehallway and belonging to- the sheriff.
he ista bad character and the author
tiles are extremely anxious to get
him. u ;.s n e
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
Tiny Children Play at Forbid
den Reservoir with Fatal
Result.

EAlRMoNT, Aug. Mamma,
Johnnie went down in the water and
he didn't come back any more:
.:THese words. spoken slowly by
little Mary Kish. aged six years, TO
her mother, at their home at Jamtson
mine No. 8 yesterday caused MIS-.
Kssh to. run to the reservoir Of. the ne
coal company, q short distance from
her home. There she found three
1neiRhbor children, all Of tend Ter years,
greatly excited on the bank Of the
small lake caused by the fonrteens
foot concrete dam the company has
constructed across the creek at this
point. The fren1ied mother spread the
alarm ana soon several men collected
about the reservoir, which was about
letx feet deep at IT'S deepest point Sew
ieral waded out into tflet lt
Mech who Vas wading about IA the
.iieep water; touched the body "a lids
sfeet and diving to the bottom 6EpN glst
out the liteIess torni OF the Ss Title
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
DIPLOMATS
Arrive at Washington to Plan
Means Off est oring Peace
ia Mexico.
e.y 4ssa Z a ,es9es,i

WASHINGTON, -. e.. E.Aug - -v---
The. SIX Pan-American diplomats in-
uni tkd. Statas IN formula ting d Ian
for restoring peace to MEXICO arrived
here today Tor their conference with
Secretary Lansing.
The first report is expected to be
tho ground work Of an understanding
forsan call American project to re-es-
tabl!sh constitutional government
below the Rio Grande, preserve the
sovereignty Of Mexico and convince
the world that the United States -
acting as MexicoSs nearest and most 81
saving the distracted country from
itse1f.''
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
SUIT ORDERED TO COMPEI
OPERATION OF THE p. CO N.
.Monongaliai County Court In
shucts Pros cutof to
Bring Legal Action.
esY Assee,ATro rarss

MoRGANTOWN, Aug 5.-Th he
county court today ordered Prescott
Ing Attorney Charles Goodwin TO
proceed with Attorney General Lilly
to file complain against the Buck
harmon. and Northern railroad. now
known as the Mononganela Railwa5
Company. seeking to compel opera
ton or the line.
B The road has about Twenty-Five
miles Of main track in this county,
which was completed in 1912. but has
never been operated. It is under
stoad that the complaint will be baseo
on the allegation that The road Sc
cured rights Of way by condemnation
which gives the public service com
mission the right 10 demand operation
of regular freight and passenger
trains.
Former Governor William Glass
cock and John Purinton secretary o,
the Morgantown Business Mems Az
ISOLATION, were before the court urs-
ing action. Wholesale concerns anc
retail merchants declare they are sus-
fering financial losses because the
road is idle. Y
n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
SUCCESS
Of G County Cow Testing Asso'
citation is Now As
Sured.

w. Is. linn, county agricultural
agent reports that he visited six
teen farms during the last week.
Thursday and Friday he was accom-
panied by Prof. G. Z. Oliver. of.the
state university, and p. s. Ha1ler,
secretary OF the county sdairymen1 g
association, and they visited g num-
Der OF dairymen In the county The
object Of these visits was to organ.
ize cow testing associate on. ADuos
25I cows have been promised and
the success OF the movement Is as
sured. Mr.. linn reports an increas-
Ing interest in lime crushers, cover
CROPS and the seeding of rye Tor nay.
The subject for discussion for next
Saturday at Q p. m. at the court
house is Il. Preparing g Seed Bed TOT r
Fall Seeding. Farmers are urgeo
to attend. III. M y M N. Y. ..a 4 a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
DRUG 'F|'IEND
Commits Suicide BY Scum
in Front of Train al &
!. HuntInqt .

HUNTINGTON Aug.
.ors OF the Harrison AntiNarp6s
law drove Mrs Amelia Pi &. %
lettsburg. Ky. to commit suie
last evening by stepping In rom 0t
Chesapeake and Ohio tlyer
feet had been frantic in her ~
She stool behind q telegrap h p0as
and as the hQer neared, tuclan
skirts tightly about her. Jumpes 81
the middle Of the track. She
the act of sitting down with = et
to the engine when struck
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
POSENIASI'E:::R;S:I'
Beuin Annual Convention d
Their State Association
at Park rsburg.

sv,rean1ae Pnstmaaters' Association,
IcomprisinR offices of the first. second
and third classes. began its annual
convention today In the federal court
rooms over the local postomce for a
two day session, with the indications
good Tor one of the best and most
largely attended conventions held in
the state since the association was
organdzed. s.
A feature OF the first days meeting
viii be the address this evening at 9
O'clock by Senator viii liam ~ mutton milton
81 Charlaston on the subject, Post
master and People, Mrs. Gale
Ebert viii also give a short talk be-
fore the conventi lon on equal suffrage.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
So VEN '-IlI " p MEN
THOUGHT TO IIkA y
PER SHED AT E,Ik 3
List is SwelIed by Fort iglle!
Who Were Swept WA
with Their Hoines.
"a. i; As p q ~

ERIE, Aug Wsnty our Cd
les have been recovered etg hteen III
which have been tdentt cd Sand sss1
OF fifteen new known nntssinE Aora
is the correct toll thds n1orntng
victims Of Tuesday night no1E1S
Coroner Hanley said today
thought the death List ygoui
seventy-dve, being swel1ed
probable loss OF asnumber OF tore4
iers whose houses were swept
on the banks Of the creek at It'll
street. I;
Great Masses Of Debris
Working in relays under acusEss
ing sun police. fremen and 70 NM.
iteers today continued their ssearch
MIL crecs by Tuesday mig
Set for the bodies still believed to
In the debris. Some headWNyS yss
made during the night and an3f oa1g
crowds moved from norEuA
niorgue every time the report
spread that another body had l1eAn
recovered. There still rema
piles Of ruins that have not been
ipIored and friends Of the many
Ing persons shudder when they hinls
of what these unsightly heaps Laa
yield.
One body was recovered Last
that Of foreigner. The bod
taken to Coroner Hanleyss laokela
to which place others had been
moved.
More Soldiers Called Ont
Work OF clearing up the "a
commenced In earnest this mi 1rtn
Naval mill tiamen we're called
re-enforce the infant naen ~
national guard on duty around llss
stricken section and 81 ghtseeE
kept away from the working Ea
These latter were detail ~ te9A
under competent fore nen 80
best possible results could e ~ 81. !ss
tanned In the least possth1
Situation under C0lltrOI II
ssrhere ar 9 no more than
sons made homeless and destdtut
day declared Mayor Stern. yxto
taken actiev charge Of all relief ssDrk
eve have the situation well
control and expect to clean up otiSs
city In less than fortnig ht =
The first funerals of food ctapis
will be held tomorrow. AlthQn9
few more Of the dead were tdent1tt eds
today no more OF the bodies ere
covered.
1--WE have just begun TO ind theT
dead . said Coroner Hanley.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
ALLEGED B00TLEGGER'|.
Valves Examination before
Magistrate and is Held for
the Grand Jury.

Theodore Richardon waived examt-
nation Thursday before Magistrate n
e. Ndcewarner on charge OF selling
whisky and was held for the next
criminal court grand jury under q
bond OF $1,000. Richardson furnished
the bond and was released.
Richardson was arrested by J. H.
Tanney deputy state commissioner &c
prohibition. Wednesday afternoon
while appearing IN Magistrate r. Ed Ed
ward Kidd's court as a witness in an
other bootlegging case.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
'PY7HIAN Injecting
IS CHANGED TO
COURT HOUSE
Castle Hall Not Large Enough.
for Huge GeIeb ration
Thurs day Night.

Because the Pythian castle hall on
South Third street is not considered
large enough to hold the big gath
iering expected for the mem bership
contest celebration to be held Thurs
day night by the local lodge, the meet
ing place has been changed to the
court house.
lodges Of this city. F'airmon Grafton,
Salem and Weston. are expected to be
in attendance at the meeting which
will be an. open one. 1t is IN ceIe-
'bration OF the end of the largest and
most successful membership cam
paiRn ever conducted by any Knights
of Pythias lodge In the state.
Grand Chancellor John =. Arbenz.
of Wheeling, will be In attendance
and Will deliver the prlnc ipal address.
The campaign just closed has won
the silver loving cur. nov held by the
Fairmont order, for the local lodge.
Tie cup will be formally presented g
the local lodge in September. The
campaign also brought the memper-
ship Of the local lodge up. to near the
400 M ark. making IL rank as the sec
iond 3 largest lodge In the state.
being the largest: IN
Besidas Grand shanceuor Arnenz.
other graed od1cerss who are pectad
to be In ATTENDANCE are y. p ~ y
Romefy, Of KingWood, grand Keeper
81 seals and records; Thomas Ray
Ollie, Of Morgantown, grand master
Of arms; James w. Robinson, Of this
city. grand inner guard; Sam r. Nu-
gum. Of Fairmont, past grand master;
and n. s.. Miller, Of FaIrmoat. grams
trustee. u i
The meeting is scheduled to start
promptly at 8 O'clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
Many INJURED
IN industrial Accide nts During
Last Month in West
Virginia.

CHARLESTON, Aug. Sixteen
hundred persons were injured in I'M
'dustrial accidents during July, &C
.cording to a report just made by the
workmen's Compensate lon division OF
the Public Service Commission.
In this number thirty-four Of them
resulted fatally. twenty-four Of them
In the mining country.
Claims in full were paid in 926 In
stances and partial payment In 1856.
For all purposes the commission paid
out $4,000 including pensions and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
MINERS WORK
AT New Jobs Obtained for
Them by Ohio State
Bureau.
tpy Asacc,Arrp pREsa,

CLEVELAND. Aug. One hundred
and fifty coal miners from southern
Ohio shouldered picks and shovels
here today and began their first CON
isecutiye eight hours work In months
They were put to work on jobs in var
efforts OF the state unemployment
bureau having been brought from the
mine regions last night by state of1c-
ials who are endeavoring to relieve
suffering among families OF miners
long idle.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
Occupation 1 ] ! !
OF Port All Prince is CompIet-
/ ed by Marines from Bat
tIeship Connecticut.

PORT AU PRINCE, Aug. 5.The
marines who landed last night from
the American battleship, Connecticut,
had by this morning completed the
occupation OF the city. They are In
possession also OF the barracks at
.Dessalines.
The people Of Port au Prince are
generally of the opinion that this
American occupation will be Of long
duration. The marines are obserV-
ing a. very correct attitude, which is
creating good Impression.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
FINE IMPOSED
Upon Ziesing Laborer for AssauzS-
ing Fellow Workman.

Nichols Manton, itoumanian la
lborer at the Ziesing plant OF the
G-asselli Chemical Company, was
fined SIS, and costs Wednesday even
ing for assau1ting and beating Nicno;
lis Mark, a fellow workman at the
Wednesday evening by special con.
stable, Thomas Kearns. and when ar
raigned before Magistrate Jackson "
Garter he confessed to nescnarge ans
paid his fine and costs ana was re-
leased.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
EIGHT ARE! HURT
when b. and o. Passenger Ira
Crashes into "a Freight.
\, !, Assee,A1r ! saEsa,

saas SDxlA80oclAfgol PRE9 q .is.s rs
COLUMBUS, Aug. s. Slight per
sons were injured today when Bait
more and Ohio railroad train No. AZ q.
collided with Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton freight train a.
washington Court House, g. a stees
passenger coach was hurled from the
tracks and bowled over q dfteenTfoos
am han kment. Pullman sConducIoS
Doty. OF Covington, KY. was the only-
person, seriously injured.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
MADE SIllAuE
By Agreement Are onl0iiE
Newspapers Owing
Effect Of War:
~ Aa.ae,Arsn go. ,.

LONDON. Aug. S. Deere
vertising revenue and q Shorts
the supply OF chemicals necessaI
the manufacture OF white paper ayes
resulted in an agreement. by
Eprietors OF London newspapers Ia
reduce the number OF pages
Post today contained ten pages
the Times. Telegraph and STAND lz3s'
contained twelve. Some of tl1es9
have printed twenty or moresSpaEe
since the war began. .fs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
WAVES BEARING.

James NJ ,Freeland val ed
ing on a charge OF selling
when he was arraig nad betoEe
,fxate William =. Starcher q
afternoon and In defAuit
bail He was remanded to jan to
the action Of the grand jury.
land was arrested two or tl1rs
ago by o. H. Tanneys deputy sc0k4l
sibner Of prohibition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
PoIIleE5yn cAPlAIN yIsITs HERE.

Andrew RamaKe. captain OF POI
lice a Birmingham, Ala, is visiting
Thomas Prosser and John Mullen.
He went to Flemington Thursday to
look after some ON cia1 business but
Win visit AGessfs. Prosser and Mullen
new days sniore before returning
home. MI: Prosser formerly lived in
|BirxninHham and he and the cap tatn
are ola chuns.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
/. GHuRCH MUSICALE.

The Red star Entertainer in an
sup-to-date musicale, introducing
thirty big numbers, will appear at
the Mt. zion Baptist church, colored,
Friday evening. The public is in
vited to hear them
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
RSEHs1ASDED i no JAIL

& IN defaut or 81 70 0.Op
Moran was remain dads to 5a1i 20 l. :; E
the action of the grand
charge OF selling whiske y
cIuai6ns ~ il lea111E be1qZ - = 7;
trates RI II
sternopn. Moran Nv a.
day BY Deputy 5IferIf 81 EseeoS NJ lSEi
Deputy C0mmiissto Toner ~ Il
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
DIPHTlHEIIERIA FATAL.

Grace smith, aged seven years,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Grant
Smith, Of New Chieftan, died Wednes-
day after short illness Of diphtheria.
Thursday mornine in the Fettro Gem
eterY ~ ssA .Hla
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
PRAYER MEETING.

A cottage prayer meeting will be-
held at 80 o'clock Thursday even
ing at the home of Mrs Frank Shat
fer. at 344 Wilson street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-05
-.......ae,Arrn. .nrar,

(Continued on 2asa Ed -,
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-23
'WHAT,CALL BASE
BALL LABOR SAYS
KENESAW lands
After 90 Years Of Observation judge
lands Says Hes Unable to
See TIE Hard Work.

ChieaEo. Ian a2.---Connse. For
the Federal League and organized
baseball resamed their arguments
in the ,nited states District conrt
10 lay Confronted VISTA tire pcssi6il-
itv that Ja1ac lands mi4ht threw
tae case cut Of court on tho ground
that he did not have jurisdiction.
The attorneys for thu Federal
League, Judge Lands said, had mot
convinced MIN in the presentation
or arguments mp to the close of
court yesterday that the case was
one for Federal court to decide
keene II, Addneton and Judge
Quincy Movers of counsel foF the
Fe@eTals, after Il thorough study Of
the new angle injected into the
suit which wore prepared to etc
tc}oral authorities today 10 prove to
The Court that they had a legal
right to have the case decided in a
Federal Court
George Wharton Pepper, chief Of
counsel for organized ball, in fla
ishins his argument for tho defense
waa prepared to show that organ
j2cd ball could NOT tnme under III,
provision of the sherman antitrust
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-23
Wight SLEEP
ADVICE BUREAU
To BE OPENED
New York City Doctors to Supply
Physicians and Mothers With
Information on Subject.

New York. Jan 22---Women in
lcIested in childbirth are to organ
ize "a New York headquarters for in
formation and advice on the ''twi-
li"ht sleep" anesthesia as develop
cd ut Freiburg, in Germany.
At the first meeting of the WON'T n
in the Hotel McAlpine, three wom-
en- whose babies had been born in
Nrcihf"g under the new painless
method and four mothers who took
the treatment in this city. told Of
tteir experiences and exhibited their
babies.
The aim of the committee is to
establish Il New York office, where
both women and physicians all over
the country can Writ tor informa.
t'rn. Miss Marguerite TracN wnc
studied the method IN German"
read the reports OF several hospitals
Mrs Frances X. Carmoay. Whose.
baby was born six months ago yes,
torday Was the first speaker intro.
luced 10y the temporary chairman,
Mrs, Mary Ware Eenett Mrs. Car
nojy said that faith in the very
first article she read sent her to
Freiburg.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-23
"popplA"

IA SEINE English dialects ~pobhls 81
PoDpls" (tor It Ia vatlously rpelt and
pronouncsdD, seems to mean a large
pebble tAS. papol}. The same word
survives today among uea,farirE men.
who talk Of poppy sea, meaning 6
"choppy sea"-one the surface oil
which Is agitated with innumerablf
"iumpy" waves. On the other hand,
there Ia an old English word 'popple"
meaning 'poplas," which IA In use to.
day In some parts of Canada. Evident
iy the word as It stands Is OF consid
cradle interest, and of double daz4va
ton and meaning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-23
Ia the MldHie-AnNE4.

Say to yourself that you are enter,
Ing upon the autumn OF your life; that
the graces Of spring and the splendcrs
Of summer are irrevocabjy gone. but
that autumn weather is often dark.
ened by rain, cloud and mist, but thg
air Is still soft, and the sun still do
lights this eyes, and touches the yell
lowing leaves, osressingly; It Is the
time for fruit, for harvest for the vim.
tage. the moment for making pro
vision for the wlnter.--Amiels Jour
AL
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-23
IeFt az the Post.

The Professors Wife Ito the Pro.
lesser, who has Just come In from a
What have you done with
your umbl ella and ETdor" The Pro.
fesse- CRYING to remember) -"Whst
h m--wait a mlnute-oh, yes. pre-
eisely You zee, my hat blew Oft, and
| didnt want 10 have the poor little
beast run with me after It, SC | stucl
The umbrella IN the ground somewhere
and tied Ftfo TO It. supposs the,
ars still theFa"
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-23
Words Without RhvneA.

there are many words In Engliai
shst have no rhyme As given il
The Ryhmers' Lexicon" by Andrey
Lang, they ara as follows Altch, alt
amongst avenge, biige boura
breadth, BRUSH, bulb, Golf, coucA. culm
ousp, depth, doth, eighth. firth. film
forge, forth, fugue, gulf, hemp, lounge
meuYe, month, morgle. mouruod,
ninth. cblige, Of, pearl, pint. porch,
pork, poulp, prestige, puss, recumb,
sauce, scare. scarf. sixth, spoit, swoin,
Syiph, tenth. tofsk, twelfth. IN
plagued, volt. warmth wasp. wharyes
width, wltk. wolf, wolves
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-23
Economy La the kfor1a.

In keeping house 1t In quite az neo
sKsary to watch the outgoing 40 the
Incoming. Not the tintest scrap OF
food Ieed be wasted as long as 1t Is
good. It ia wonderful what q nice pot
Of dripptngs can be kept on hhna Z
al fat Is taken care 4. Saucen, too,
can be often utilize In making over
dishes. to give AZ T or Eest when
lacking. az we'll d addition to the
soup kettle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-23
Parrot 1uYs cha HanAs,

4 parrot that purchases the news.
paper every morning ia owned by Pa
trolman Jerry o'Bren Of Allston
street, Chsrlestown, retired patrol.
man. Each night Mr. o'prien leaves
penny outside the window sill, and
when q naws0oy passes In the morn.
Ing Pelly shr'sks '!'av hoy brils 10
peper'" The bns aitpRs IN tGe pa
per anl tak,s lie penny f'p.tos.
TIA Yeler
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-23
Tenure % Land In Samoa.

BY law native Samoan Is not al
lowed to feil bis land. and the free
holds held b. whites are seldom "a.
Eale, The German govern .ent i
eVcEse to planters coming IN with !,
sinsa AMOUNT OF capital. Land on To-
beach In the municipality OF Apia. /.
strip four niies Ia length, ts value
al $1,000 per AGRA.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-23
Sweet Clover for lnrn

Gather branches Of Towering clover
and dry them for your linen chest and
shelves. Tie them up in bags Ct
cheeseeloth and spread them between
sheets and table linen and underwear
and you win find tie linen sweetel
and daint!er than It is under the infu
enee of lavendIa
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-23
hy7

sometlmass 4 sems as II every per
son who was lacking In initiative, spe
sial ability or industry desired to bs
either a writer, an actor or an artist
The most agreeable way for a lazy
person to make 6. living 10 to sxpress
his own opinions. emotions and im
pressiong.--Harper't Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-23
Filling a FountalM Pen.

When filing a fountain pen, to pre-
vent annoyance from air bubbles, use
narrow. tapering pieces of blotting PSI
per. cut small enough to reach easily
into the barrel Of the pen. When
touched with one OF these blotter
points the bubbles disappear and 9th
srs do not form.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-23

Mrs. May G. Knox, wife of Phil
ander c. Knox, Jr., the shopgirl who
surprised the family OF the former
secretary Of state and others when
She married the Young son four
wears ago, left hcr home ana went
to New York where there We're re-
ports that she would sue her has-
hand However. her lawyer said
that she d;d not contemplate legal
action. lie did not know the cause
Of the disa areement. but WAS cen
tain it would not get into the
courts. Their home for some time
has been at Charleston West, w.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-23
Elsa Ono Wnuid Avo.d.

The most injurious flea Is the Chi
ace, or sand flea, which comes from
the Kergueien islands, in the Indian
ocean. There Is also enc with claws
ake those of lobster. which II
found On . small bird In South Amer
sca.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-23

Previous to their marriage four
years ago Mrs Knox, who was Mis-
May G. Boiler, had been a sales
eitl in a department store at Proyt
dence, r. !. Knox is twenty-siN
years old aud has been employed
by q newspaper at Charleston. &C
coidinz to the statement Of friends
Of Mrs. Knox She ana her husband
made their home for some time With
his parents, and though treated most
kindly 1y them, She was annoyed
hccause he dad not make proyisiag
f9l q home OF their own.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-23

hafs tns iust;Ar with MciIrol!chf
TIT - more htf'er nTHfnsi women than
eve IL hsd tsrr aiepns beaten
iHs' night louisville Courief our
nal