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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
STREET
CAR SER VICE NOW
AS a Result of the Work of the
Traffic Bureau of the
Board Of Trade.

The traffic bureau OF the board
OF trade is pleased to announce
further improvement OF street car
service to become effective Saturday
morning. Owing to the rapid devel-
opment of the suburbs, the board IS
keeping in crosse touch with the street
car officials and various steps for the
Improvement OF service are being
worked out and gradually put into
operation
Beginning Saturday morning three
cars will be operated over the Gras-
self line, passing from Pike TO Main
at Fourth street. the cars leaving the
Empire bank corner on each hour and
fifteen. thirty and forty-fve minutes
thereafter from $50 a. m. till 11:15
D. M, thus establishing fifteen min
utes service on the Grasse1li line in
stead of a half-hour service as hereto
fore.
An extra car will also be put into
operation on the Despard line These
cars will be operated to Stealey
Heights ever twenty minutes. from
$50 a. m. to 1910 midnight. cars
leaving Stealey Heights ten minutes
before the hour. ten minutes after
tablIshinE to Stealey Heights and
Kelley Hill districts twenty
minute service instead of half
hour service as heretofore. IL
must also be borne IN mind that for
several hours morning and evening
Norwood and Broad Oaks cars have
a ten minute service and the rest OF
the day fifteen-minute service
Other steps for fourther improve
ing the service are being considered
and may be owrked out later.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
British BattIeship. Goliath, is
Torpe6oed by Germans in
DardanelIe Straits.
FIVE HUNDRED LIVES LOST
British Submarine Penetrates
through Straits and Sinks
Some Turkish Boats.
-, Av.oeIArrp parsa,

LONDON, July 13.-The British
battleship. Goliath. has been torped-
oed in the DardanelIes. 1t is feared
500 lives have been lost. The an
nouncement was made in the House
of Commons this afternoon by First
Lord of the Admiralty Winston Spen-
Ger Churchill. Twenty officers and
100 men of the Goliath's crew were
saved
Mr. Churchill also announced that
the British submarine, Ella, had
penetrated through the Dardanelles
and into the sea of Mamora sinking
two Turkish gunboats and Turkish
transport
According to advices reaching here
from Constantinople the Turkish au-
thorfties are threatening to send into
the war zone on Gallipoli peninsula
all the British and French subjects
IN Turkey.
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Anti German Rioting is Dying
Down in England but is Still
Violent in South Africa.
RUSSIANS ARE SUFFERING
Enormous Losses in What is
Becoming a Rout in Western
GaIicIa, Says Vienna.
Gov AsuoerArre raaea

LONDON, May 13-London was
cheered today by the publication OF
a dispatch from Athens recording a
n decided advance of the British and
peninsula. Some reports even claim
the occupation of certain heights
which would mean that the entire
peninsula was under control OF the
invaders.
At two points on the western line
OF operations offensive movements
are under way. The first initiated by
the Germans is against the aliieo
forces near Ypres, while the second
is the pushing of French troops
against the Germans to the north OF
Arras. For the moment. however,
both of these attacks would appear
10 have been checked.
On the Bukowina frontier. Petro-
grad reports a brilliant success won
by the Russian cossack cavalary over
the Austrian infantry. The RUS
sian horsemen forcing their way
through a series Of barbed wire en-
tanglement dislodged the Austrians
from three lines of trenches and cap
tured 5000 prisoners, battery on
quick firing guns, several search
lights and a whole string OF cassions.
Russia admits that the Austro-Ger-
man offensive is still proceeding In
western Galicia. while Vienna claims
that the Russian retreat is fast be-
coming a rout with the invaders SUI
fering enormous losses.
The anti-German rioting is dying
down in England but it is reported as
continuing with great violence in
south Africa. The London Daily
News. which is a government organ.
asserts that the cabinet is prepared
to order the internment Of all MAZE
alien enemies in Great Britain,
but that women and chiloren of ma
turalized aliens will not be interned-
Some positive action on the part OF
the United States as well as on the
part of Italy is awaited with the
keenest Impotence.
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BRILLIANT SUCCESSES
CLAIMED BY GERMANS

PARIS. May 13.-The French war
office this afternoon issued the fol-
lowing statement:
I'VE won brilliant successes We'd
nesday evening and Wednesday night
90 the north OF Arras- Al Notre Dame
De Loretta we are masters of the fort
as we'll as of the chapel. In the
vast quadrilateral OF trenches ana
earthworks south of the chapel We
have been subjected to violent counter
attacks. a ferocious combat which
lasted all night developed in this
ouadrfIateraI. In the morning We
we're complete masters of the stu
alton having inflicted very heavy
losses on the enemy.
"wednesday night We also took by
assault all the village of Carency as
we'll as the forest to me north OF u
at hill No. los. The German garrison
nd made of Carency and OF hill No.
4eS position or great strength. In
snite of the fact that Their numbers
had been very much reduced by their
losses in killed. wounded and prs
oners on previous days these FORCES
during the night put up desperate
resistance to our attacks deIEered
against a maze Of erencnes. pi,I.k
houses and narrow passages
broke down this resistance and at
daybreak were IN compete Maetets
Of the situation. :,
"our troops killed hundreds OF
Germans at the point of the oayonet.
we took $50 prisoners inciuolns
6Grxy officers At the southern ext
az sorchez our positions We're SUB
tacted yesterday to violent attacks
Seyertheless we returned them.
AT NeuviiIe our attack on the VII
laxe itself and to the north OF the
village made perceptable progress.
To the north of Melville we took pos
session OF trenches several nun
dred yards long and We occupied tns
road called the highway Des Car
riers which runs from Neuville 70
Giyenchy- In the village itself We
occupied yesterday morning only tn ,,
soutfern portion. the enemy still
holding the center and the north An
attack delivered late in the after
noon resulted in our occupying mouse
nv house all OF the central portion OF
the village. The Germans We're
driven back 10 the extreme nortn
There we are outfanking them. our
troops in this fighting gave admirapie
evidences OF courage and tenacity- In
fbe forest of lie Pretre We occupied
= new line OF German trenches yes
feFday
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To BEGIN Next Tuesday Called
by the Governor of West
VIRGINIA.

CHARLESTON. May 13.-Govern-
or II. d. Hateld has issued call. Tor
1915 of the West Virginia legislature.
TO convene next Tuesday, to enact
revenue measures SO as to bring about
relief for the state financial condition
and TO consider other proposed legis-
:arion The call specifies the follow
Ing subjects for consideration:
/. To enact laws to increase the
revenues OF the state
. To amend Chapter 81 of the
acts of the last regular session OF
the legislature concerning the insane
so as to remove seeming ambiguity
in said chapter as TO whether the
counties are required to pay the cost
Of the care and maintenance OF pa
tients in the state hospitals.
3 T amend the law SO as to pro
ride that the salaries of the members
of the public service commission
shall be paid out of the appropriation
made therefor by Chapter 3 of tho
acts of the legislature of 1915, or else
increase the amount TO be paid annu-
ally by the public service CORPORA
tions as provided by section Is OF
amount equal to the regular salaries
of said members.
(. To make appropriations to pay
general charges on the treasury; ana
also to pay the compensation and
mileage of members of the legisla-
ture, clerks and other employees for
this session. and to make such other
appropriations as the legislature may
see fit to make and to prescribe how
such money shall be expended
s. To amend re-enact subsection
A OF chapter 81 OF the acts of the leg
islature of 1903 (serial section S.50e
code. 1919 relating to game and
fish.
s. To consider certain amend
ments to sections 1. 5. S. Z and "a Of
chapter of the acts OF the legisla-
ture OF 1919
:. To amend the law so as to
carry. further into effect the new
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While couched in Friendly
Terms, the Note is Said to
Be Firm Nevertheless.

WASHINGTON, May 13.@President
Wilson's note to Germany on the
sinking of the Lusitania will be given
out in Washington this evening for
publication in morning newspapers
tomorrow. Secretary Bryan said I
is between 1 200 and 800 words long
Mr.. Wilson during the forenoon put
the finishing touches on the note
which is TO be dispatched today. Few
changes are believed to have been
made IN the document the main prin-
c5ples as outlined to the cabinet
Tuesday being maintained. While
couched in friendly terms, it is firm.
1t does not say what steps will be
taken or what course will be pursued
in the event OF an unfavorable reply
but indicates that the United States
will spare no pains either by diplo-
matte representations or otherwise TO
obtain an acquieScance in its posi-
ton. 1t Is known positively that the
United States government has had
no conversations either at Washing
TO nor in the foreign capitals witt
other governments concerning the
note or the course that will be pur-
sued should Germany refuse to com
ply.
In some quarters friendly TO Ger
many the impression prevails that
the Berlin government would ascede
to the American demands and states
its expectations that the United States
would endeavor TO secure the unre-
stric1ed passage of food stuffs and
conditional contraband consigned to
the civilian population of Germany
When the note is finally dispatched
10 Ambassador Garard copy OF II
will be delivered here to the Germany
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RUSSIAN COSSACKS
ALSO WIN A VICTORY
OVER THE AUSTRIANS
PRESIDENT WILSON'S
NOTE TO GERMANS
IS FINISHED NOW
been wholly or partially wrecked
and their contents reduced TO match

been wholly or partially wrecked
and their contents reduced TO match
wood.
The establishments cleaned out in
clude ten large warehouses. ten sa-
looms. three hotels and over twenty
shops. The mob destroyed the Ger.
man Liederkranz Club and pillaged
the Offices of the General Mining Cor
poration. This concern has an in
ternationaI board of directors includ-
ing some Germans. The crowd
burned all books, records and acces-
sible papers of the company. me
Offices OF Sir George Albert near the
stock exchange were raided and
bonfire mace OF the furniture Inc
crowd also fred the premises OF
well known German firm of Jundei-
finger and Company. general mer-
chants The damage here alone was
not less than S250,000 and the total
losses from the rioting. which con-
tinued far into the night. are placed
at 100000.
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TO REPATR!ATE
All Male Enemies over Military
Age is Announcement of
Premier ASquith.

LONDON. May 1S-Premier AS
auth announced today in the House
OF Commons that all male enemies
over military age will be repatriated. =
He also said that women and chill
dren in suitable cases would be re
patriated though some might remain.
The government proposes to segre-
gate '-all adult male enemies for
their own safety and for the safety
of the country" Premier Asquith
told the House OF Commons
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13

Despite the rain and threatening
weather last night the tabernacle ser
vice was one OF the best yet held
While the attendance was not quite
up to the standard. yet there was q
good crowd present and more definite
work was done than some nights
when the crowds were larger.
It was Masonic night. A large del
egation Of Masons attended in body
and occupied reserved seats. The
Order of Eastern Star came with the
Masons. They were given a hearty
welcome and Evangelist Hamilton. as
he has done with other orders. brief
" explained the principles for which
the lodges stand and commended
them for their high moral principles
and works of mercy.
A surprise came as the Masons
presented a large cluster of white
roses and the Eastern Star a large
cluster of red roses to Dr. Hamilton
In few well chosen words he ac-
cepted the gifts and thanked the dom
ors for the beautiful tokens OF APP
probation.
The sermon. shelter" was taken
from the story of Noah's Ark he
orleHy resie"e9 tne iile ~ -. =.
Gods command and his success in
SAVING an OF ms own lam :, - -
ark mere many man, SAG
preacher, VINO Wouio De oolnE
great WORK II ne would ony s1Vs -
own family ana some or tnese 49,
fellows are saying tnde Nodn ?
great thing for him to know that he
had all fhe children in the ark with
him AS result OF the meel 1ls
last nlSnL there were twenty-five Ne
cis1ons, all ADULTS
Business Women's Luncheon
One of the helpful features OF the
meeting last night was the business
women's luncheon held in the ban
quet room of the Msaonic temple
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ROCKEFELLER
In the Tax Suit Brought against
Him by Tax Authorities
in Ohio.
az Assee,Arre lie

Cleveland, o., May 1S-United
States district judge. John Clarke.
today gave John D. Rockefeller q
victory in his tax suit against the
Cuyahoga county assessors VINO
sought to coIlect more than a million
and a half of dollars on personal prop
erty valuation of S300,000.000 in
stocks and bonds. The court
granted an injunction restraining
the collection
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
BOSS" BARNES
Goes on the Witness Stand to
Testify in Libel Suit against
Colonel Roosevelt.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, May 13-wil-
liam Barnes Thursday went upon the
witness stand in the supreme court
here to testify in his own behalf in
his libel suit against Theodore Roose-
welt His counsel planned to have
him answer allegations made by Col
onel Roosevelt when he was on the
stand and to give him version of sew
eral Incidents
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Thursday Night.

Thursday Night
New Fair Grounds night.
Sermon subject: "a Personal
Call"
Friday.
1000 a. M. meeting at Hor-
nor and company's store.
Bridgeport.
300 p. M, mass meeting at
Irwin Stealey's grove, Stealey
Heights. Mr.. Snyder will speak.
1880 p. M. sermon subject:
Seven Devils" A delegation
from Bridgeport will attend in
a body.
Saturday Night.
Hazel-Atlas night, sermon
subject: Where Are You %
Sunday.
IL a. M, special service for
old people and shut ms"
2:30 p m, at tabernacle.
meeting for men only. subject:
Does 1t Pay" Last mems
meeting.
$50 p. M. First Methodist
Episcopal church. Meeting for
women only. Miss Daisy Hill.
noted missionary evangelist.
will speak
2:30 p. M, meeting for wom-
en-. at Broad Oaks Methodist
Episcopal church. Miss Nc
Gaughey viii speak.
7:30, p. M, mass meeting at
the tabernacle
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
POSTPONE ENFORCEMENT.

CHARLESTON. May 1S-The new
weights and measures statute passed
at the last session of the legislature,
10 be effective after ninety days, will
not be enforced until July l, according
TO letters which have been sent 10
county clerks by J. II. Nightingale,
commissioner OF labor. 1t was ey-
planned there are no funds available
for the administration of the act
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
TO GIVE oPERETTA.

The hfth and sixth grades Of the
water street public school. colored.
win give an operetta. The Fairy
Shoemaker" Friday evening. begin
ming at o'clock. in the auditorium
OF the school. Patrons and friends
are invited. A small admission viii
be charged.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
MATHENEY ESCAPES
From County Road Crew and Sheriff
Offers Reward for Him.

Clarence Matheney. one of the
TRUSTEES of the county prisoners.
escaped from the road convict crew
at work on the Bridgeport road east
of Tin Plate Thursday noon
Sheriff Ross F. Stout Immediately
offered a reward of $50 for his cap
ture or for Information leading to
his capture. The reward Will hold
good until Sunday
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
BATTLE. APPROACHES
CONCLUSIVE, STAGE
e.r -see,ATte r~ts.

TARNow, Galicfa, by courier to
Cracow and by way OF London. May
m-Thc struggle in The region north
CT the viStula river and on the Dor
ders OF Galicia which we'll informed
persons here expect and hope will
bring a final decision in the battle
against the Russian armies appears to
be approaching a conclusive phase.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
CAPTURED
BY the British is the Capital of
German Southwest Africa
without Resistance.
~ ..aoelArEe 100,

LONDON. May 13.-An Official state
ment made public at Cape Town,
Africa, says that Wind Hoek, capital
of German Southwest Africa, was cap
fured yesterday without resistance by
Union of South Africa forces under
General Botha. The population Of the
town consists of 5000 Europeans and
1900 natives Martial law has been
proclaimed throughout the conquered
territory.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13

HUNTING FOR SLATER

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, May 1S-A
posse started search today for the
slayer of three brothers, John.
Anund and Siren Mittones. whose
bodies were found last night on their
farm near Lowery, Mimi. hTey had
heen dubbed 70 death.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
VIOLENT ANTI-GERMAN
RIOTS ARE ENGAGED IN

1oHANSEsRTRG. Union

MISUNDERSTANDING Union OF SOUTH
AFRICA. May 1S-There has been a
series of violent anti-German demon
strations in johannesburg which cnl-
minated yesterday in the wreckins
~ = number OF German and Austrian
embellishments The police inter
vcned TO gueil the disturbances nut
thev we're virtually powerless. Alto
eether about nifty buildings have
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
TO TEST Law.
GRv Associated Press. }

CHARLESTON. May ID
Frank Kunick. who is serving
a sentence OF ninety days In
the Marshall county Jail at
Moundsville. applied for a writ
of habeas corpus in the SUI
preme court today. kunick
maintains that the section OF
the Yost prohibition law which
makes crime the transDorta-
ton of more than half gallon
OF wh.skey without a proper
label is unconstitutional.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
OUTRIGHT INJURED.

Claude B. Outright OF this city. fell
through trestle on his farm near
Buckhannon Wednesday evening and
his right leg was badly injured He
will be brought home tomorrow
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13
KILLED BE TRAIN.

CHARLESTON. May 13.-wiIiam
T. Little. a former deputy sheriff of
Karawha county. was run down and
killed by train at ChelSyn Wednes-
day,
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RAIN INTERFEREs.
eDr AssoerArEp eRrss'

QUEENSTOWN. May ia nasty
rain ana a cnoppy sea interfered with
the search Thursday for bodies OF
the Lusitania's dead but six more
were found in the vicinity of Skull
and several others under life raft
These bodies were placed on cot
to be brought into Queenstown
p. W. Morris. OF Parkersburg, for
mer editor of the State Journal OF
that city, is a business visitor here
enroute from the eastern part OF the
state
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13

F.. 1. Allen. OF Parkersburg. is in
the city on business mission,
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DANGEROUSLY ILL.

John Kelley. street car man. is dan
eerously i'll OF pneumonia at his home
in the Smith apartments on West
Main street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-13

a To amend the law so as TO
carry further into effect the new
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NContlnued on page u
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Many Members of Masonic
Lodge and Eastern Star
Order Hear Evangelist
CHRIST AS A SHELTER
Is the Basis of a Wonderfully
Powerful Sermon by the
Rev. Dr.. Hamilton.
DECISIONS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

F++@+++%@%%%'
The Springdale news., 1915-10-08

Now is the time to re pot your plants. We have the pots Sc to 65e. A size for every kind Extra large size for ferns.
 Plain Price Variety Store.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-08
Of Iocai Tnterest

Born, 10 Mir. ard Mrs. B. W Illus ton, Tuesday, O1tsber 9th, a daught- CT
 Talk Township Fair to your neigh Dor. Springdale never does anything by halves, let's have that Fair.
 Cool days ard nights, such as we are now having make one think of wool blankets, aad base burners.
 A. w Croft, of this place, left Thursday evening of last week for Hector, Minn., where he goes to sell apples.
 Rev. J.. H Pigman requests The News to announce that he will preacf at Southern Grove Sunday m5rring at eleven o'clock.
 Jeff Cover and J. A. Joyce, of this place, will leave Sunday evening fer Mountain Grove, III. where they ex- pect to buy some apple crops.
 The weather man predicts an2ther cod wave for this section about Thursday evening or Friday morning. Better oct those stoves up TOW.
 Aubrey smith, son of Mr and Mrs. l.. \. Smith of this place left We'd nesday evening fer St. Louis where he will enter the dental department of the St. Louis University.
 Mir. and Mrs. J w. Nix. of Little Rock, who have been here for the past two weeks, visiting the latter's parents Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Sims, re- turned home Tuesday afternoon.
 A heavy frost agai~ Tuesday night, and many a busy housewife finds it high time to bring in the ferns and other plants, in order to save them from Jack Frost. He's here in his glory.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-08

of this place, who will be pleased to give the comings and goings of your friends mention, and will also be pleased to make mention of your s>cial functions as they occur. Her phone is Number 77, and she will be more than pleased to have you give her any items of news, as they may occur
 Mrs. S. N. HaXton, of Gaze Springs has been here this week, looking after her hotel property near the Auditorium fe hotel was TormeIs ly tha Gle5 "a. l., operated hy Mrs .C. ]. Tibbs, but re .ent.y moved, qui tin t..e h35el b .z ass.'. .lfs. HaNt Il is hese oYe seeing some 1t tie r-aa.rs tad oth r changes pee. paratory to leasing ;le building to other parties.
 An operation was performed on Mrs. Emma Goodman te .fgc day afternoon by Drs Henry, Of this place. Ellis. of Fayetteville, and Hur- ley of Bentonvhle. Mrs. Goodman has been in poor health for some time. and an operation was neces- sary. The operation was of criti- cal nature. but at last reports she was resting nicely, and has splendid chances of recovery.
 D. R. Edwards of this place. who has been assisting Dr.. C. II. Noff- singer. in his veterinary practice. received notice from the Department .. rse.i-ary Sci :,e.. Lit '
The Springdale news., 1915-10-08
$1OO PAYS

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