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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06
BASKETBALL
Trinity Defeated by v. -. T.

BLACKSBuRG. VA. Februarv IA.
though greatly crippled by the ab-
sence Of Captain Powell. Cooke and
logan from the line-up. the Virginia
was nbic TO defeat the Trinity College
guint. of Durham, y. g, here to- day.
% toNla.
The game was ono OF tho hest played
on tho loral foor this season, the vlsi-
tors passing whs we'll executed, and
their long shots were sensational The
Techs drew ahead of their opponents
early in the FIRST half. and ma intaincd
Their slowly increasing lead.
J.. bosition. Trinity.
Saunders. right forward Anderson
+. Englehy. left forward. Siler
FAINTER. centre .......... Nca |
Bruce ....riEht guard $500. Mart in
y. iInElchN LETT guard. ..... Thorpe
summary: Field Goals--Saunders ti),
By Sr Aa 81 n ,S s,e ss'i s5 fh "se
]. Foul Ioals-F. Engleby 50, SiIer
90. Referee, Brecker ". p. is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06
HIDES WANTED.

| Highest prices. correct weights and prompt
rn,urms. aa;iaftct!on guaranteed Wr!ie for
| prices. II II. 1icatwolc e Bro. Harrison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06

NEW YORK. February 5-The New
York American League club to-flo v
signed Charles (Duke) Farrell. the for
MGR star catcher. as coach for the club.
and TO develop young pitchers Far
rpll held similar position with the
Yankees in 1910 and 1911. and was EN-
ployed as coach for the Boston Ameri-
cans in 1912
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06

AUBURN. n. Y. February 5.-Secre-
tary John H. Farrell. OF the National
nssociation to-day gave out these re-
leases by purchase:
BY Washington, y. c.. H. Hedscpeth
and c. Barton, to Scranton
BY Chicago, National League. Claude
Derrick, TO Louisville. Ky.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
ACCIDENT VICTIMS
BURIED YESTERDAY
FUNERAL SERVICES AT RUSH
RUN LARGELY ATTENDED
BY MINERS.
Investigation Will be Conducted To.
day Into Collision Which Occur
red Saturday Evening.

Funeral services were held yestcr-
day afternoon from their late home.
9t Rush Run over the remains of John
lhrcsh, Andy Jihclya, and Steve
/clogic, Che miners who were killed
in the mine accident 40 the Rush Run
mine No. =, Saturday afternoon The
body OF the former was laid to resi-
boz the Nmithhcld cemetery. while tie
latter two were laid Co rest in tLe
hopcwcll ccmtcry.
The services were attended by hmm.
drcd. OBJ The miners and resident, of
tlc luu mining village and also Iv
The sub-district official. OF die
United Mine Workers ot America.
The other two men chat were inc
irrrd BOO Che accident are recoyrrirr
as we'll as could hc expected One b.
in thr Martins Ferry hospital while
'hr other is at his home in Rush Run
Coroner Herb. OF Jefferson county.
stated yesterday chat au investigation
into fhe accident would De started thi.
morning and au effort would lr mlJ.
.H place che blame The investigation
viii le bod charge oi thc coroner and
Inspector lot jenkins Of Martin.
l,rrU NO effort BIAS vet been mad.
fH open fhc mines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
RIVER NEWS

The Liberty was in from Matsmoras
last evening and will depart again this
morning az 1880. The Reuben Dun
bar will be down from Pittsburgh for
Charleston Wednesday evening.
A telegram 10 the local wharf boat
says that the Kanawha will leave Cal
lipolis for Pittsburgh Friday and viii
arrive here Sunday. This steamer has
been fitted out with "a new huh
Stages remain good for packet SER
vice. A. the local wharf boat the
stage r. about s. feet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07

The FREE runs lighter than
any other.
The FREE sews faster than
any other.
The FREE makes a better
stitch than any other.
The FREE lasts longer than
any other.
The FREE is more beautiful
than any other.
The FREE six drawers lock
and unlock automatically with
the opening and closing of the
top.
The FREE belt guards hold
the belt in position with ma
chine open or closed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07

The FREE spool pin is ro-
tary. Thread will not break if
it comes off the spool and winds
on the spool pin.
The FREE needles are short
er, easier to put in, and cannot
be put in wrong.
The FREE has twenty-five
other patented improvements
that other Sewing Machines do
not have.
The FREE is warranted by a
lifetime guarantee.
The FREE is the only ma
chine insured for five years
AGAINST accidental breakage or
destruction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
HOLDING NEGROES
-Four Arrested on Charge Of Commit
ting Several Robberies VIII BE
Given Hearing IN Few Days.

-Four negroes. three Of Whom are
said 10 have made confessions. are in
police custody charged with a series
Of burglaries. They are Neal Robin
son. Bob" Jennings. Charles Bsrnes
and another.
According To- the police they We're
mixed up in the rObbsries Of the Nein-
niger meat market. the Ross Hafef
pool room. the Rex pool room and the
Quinn Pharmacy Some 81 the stolel
goods has been recovered
Charges Of theft were preferred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
ATTORNEYS ILL
Judge l.. S. Jordan, Col. Robert Whits
and S. o. Boyee Are lneapseist-
ed BY Illness

owing To- the Illness OF Attorney \
O. Boyce 90 was necessary To continue,
several cases In criminal court yes
ferdaJ Tile case OF Cleveland Hof-
man. charged with shooting his wife
In the back with shotgun and inairt.
ing wounds nearly resulted I'm her
heath. w0s postponed 900 January
other harristers incapacitated by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
The FREE Sewing Machine Makes
q an Ideal Christmas Gift

DROBABLG nothing you could think al
would he more acceptable To u mother,
wife, sister or daughter than one of these cele-
DRAFTED Free Sewing Machines at Christmas.
by means of our Club Plan YOU can have the
Free delivered To your home when YOU Join or
at any time YOU say and YOU ear pay for il at
the rate of 81 90 week until the price has
been met. The Free has many points OF Su-
nerioritv over all nihcr Machines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
Tuesday. December 7, 1915.
The Meather:--Fair.
Novelties for
Christmas

Don't fail To see the
~ dainty little Ribbon
novelties ON the main floor
We have arranged a sep
arate section for these:
Doll Pin Cushions.
Fancy Hangers with scissors
and tape line.
Sweet Grass Pin Cushions.
Yama Yama Girls Fin Cush-
ions.
Fancy Shoe Trees.
Canoe Pin Cushions.
In fact a hundred and one
giveable novelties in pretty col
ored Ribbons at Csc to 81 90
each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
DROP SUIT

Do d. smith. alleged dry detective.
failed t1 appear when his HuIt against
Bert Phillips deputy prohibition com
missioner. .HHf Uu yesterday DOB
Squire Gee D. uohb. court Tho case
was dropped Smith hsd entered .uf
Tor $40 due him fnr Dis activities boo
IUa t.t field
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
BASKETS ALONE SIC To A.2S
Wine IOOly GIFTS

Gifts that kept, appreciated tho comparatively
Inexpensive.
Salve Boxes, 29c and 3Sc-Soap Boxes DC and 4sc
Corn Knife, j0c-Cutice Knife, soc and 75c
Nail File, SOC and 75c-Shoe Hook soc and 75c
Buffer and Tray. 75c-Toet Tray $245
Hair Receiver, $1S5-Puf Box $1s5
Comb. 75c-AIirror $500 and 1895
Hat Brush, $l75-Clothes Brush, $245
Hair Brushes 50 SIS and $3.50
Remember these the fine grain quality in artistic
shapes
AT TOILET OUNTER-MARKET ST
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
Fancy Boxed Stationery Gifts

II KUN the argest assortment the city You have no
trouble selecting desirable gift from fancy sta
uonerA Such presents are practical well dainty:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
WOMEN'S TAILORED SUITS
GREATLY REDUCED

LibcraIity Of selection and economy
Of price makes this am event at inn.
p0rtaucc to saving women
There are the short. medium and
long cont. also the full flare stvlc
Braid and Fur-trmmcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
WINTER STYLES ~
WAISTS MD BLOUSES

just new. and m time for Holiday
Gifts Winter models Waists of clab-
oratc design. in combinations of
Gcorgcttc. Lace Net. Chiffon or
Crepe dc Chime.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07

against the men yesterday afternoon
before Squire Hobbs. 4 preliminary
hearing will likely be held this week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-06
Where they Have Been EIl
tomb Since Tuesda vIleIls
The ExpI0s 0siioIl cGurred
] ALI ARE ABB D rs
Hope is Entert aimed That SfiII'
Others Are Alive and Haste
is Being Made Now.
ssr1.a,,ssoe,ATEIn., z, Y. Ill. .a

HINToN a., March
.ty miners were found alive tod tns
the Layland mine or the ey sisEsi:s
and Pocahontas Cba1 Com ID
stt1ere they had been entombed sil1sn
last Tuesday when "a gas axplosion
wrecked one u mine an seEtonRl
two others.
About T0 men, as far as could
be checked up. were thou to nave
lost their Ives, and thus far seventy
eight dead bodies have been taken
out. Hope Tor any OF the nnfaining
miners was Abandoned. !. ssSa
This morning rescuers In oxygen
helmets came up pon an entry oI No
8 mine. which had been brat ticad SOffs
Close to the brat tice work i've 9Ii
were encountered alive but In ss sss
weakened condi tion. These were
able to walk from min . and
reported that nine others were ca
not far from where they were found
The rescuers fastened t11eiI
forts and soon came uppn more o
the living miners: When the EN-
had been naexpIored q total OF tfliff
men had been checked up, a aph
entity little the worse for their four
days, entombment beyond some
what tSweakened cond ion
All haste is being made tp reach
the remand Ter Of unexpfored entries
in the hopeathat many ot hersWMil l56S8
found still living NH 5.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-06
Five Steamers Are Rushing to
The Assistance of the La
ouraine Now.
But Il TILE INF oRMAT ATIoN.
AS Yet Can Be Obtained but
There Are Known to Be
EightY-four Passengers.
Inv AaaocIArEp 'p,sFsE

'
LONDON, Mar. The steamship.
La .Todraine~i lis atire at Latitude IS. .06
North and longitude 2O.14, west, ac-
Ecprdings lp sas wireless message receiY-
cd here. Five streamers have gone
10 the assistance Of the vessel.
The message geFWas received from the
wireless station at Yalentia, Ire
land J. In addition to giving the posi-
ton of the vessel, 1t stated that the
steamers, Rotterdam SWammore.
8GornfshInan. Arabic and others were
going TO her assistance.
A message from Queenstown says
I that the fire on La Tourine is fur
ious..' Otherwise this message is II
repetition Of the one received from
Ehe wireless station at Valencia. Ire
land.
Tie London oface Of the Compag-
RE Generate Trans-Atlantique,
which oWnstLa Tnurine, is without
special informat ton concerning the
vessel.
The French liner, La Touraine.
sailed from New y brk, Fe5ruarf3 2 4,
for Hayre. The position given in the
message is sapproxim ately q 90 miles
vest from her port OF destination.
simonE the passengers are five doe
tors and nine nurses on their way to
France to be attached to a new war
hospital near Sens. .
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-06
AUTO. Parade.
BY Local De ealers Will Be- Big
Feature of the Ob Observance
of Style Day" Here.

The a ocal automobile dealers will!
take an imp oltant part in the observ-
;anceEo OF Glarksbur 8 first StvlesDay,
Friday, March 3 ,s and the following
progressive dealers have advised the
Telegram at they Will loina the mer-
chants and business houses IN the
STYLE Day display by showing the
latest 1910 n1odef automobiles IN a
big parade led sby7s a band !:
olarksblrg Automobile Company
sfontic e1las AutoS & Garage Company:
sRansone Motor Car Company New
conner Auto "a Supply Company,
Thompson Garage Company and Cup
pet Brothers. t5
The parade will be over the prin-;
sctpal streets OF the city aibout53 8
O'Clock in n tile afternoon. All auto
mobile owners are invited to join in
the parade prize offered by the
Telegram will be awarded by a COM
mittee Sof Salbusiness men to the best
appearing automobile in line.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-06
PASSEM GERS. AND CREW
AREsREPO ORTEDs AS SAFE

= q II
I5sV sY DIRK. Mar. When the
la Tourine sailed from this port
last SATURDAY size had aboard eighty
four passens gers, of whom thirty
rtght We're in the first cabin.
The Eessp1 was one oE the six big.
liners to leave this port the same
lay. the sailings being the heaviest
accorded here for some time.
the local Offices ESthe French
Inc It was said this morning that.
no inf formation regardin the "a
Toliraine had been received. Mars
slne circles, however, received wor:l
fros maDroad that all the passengers
md crew were saved. but this infor-
nation was not con f1rmed here.
On board the 'rouraine were !, 443
.ases Of cartridges Intended for use
IN the European war The crew
NUN bered approximately 2 90.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-06
vi I CAS- |.
Is Argued by Former Congress
man Gaines in the Circuit
Court at Charles eston.

CHARLESTON, March 6.J. H.
Gaines. Of counsel for AZ Leo We'll,
an attorney Of Pittsburg. today con-
itinued arguments in the circuit court
on Wells application for a writ of
prohibition to prevent T. q. Town
send, prosecuting attorney. and
Judge Black. OF the intermediate
court, proceeding with indictments
against We'll. . \
These indictments which charge
that We'll, as general counsel OF the
Manufacturers Light and Heat Com
pany, had conspired in an attempt to
.bribe two members OF the public
service commission of West Virginia,
Mr.. Gaines declared Il were not justi-
fed, particularly as to bribery, be-
cause public service commissioners
were neither executive, judicial nor
legislative officers and the w est Vir-
ginia law named only such officers in
specifying bribery
The indictments, Mr.. Gaines as
serted, charged that Charles. D. Eli
oft, former adjutant general of the
state. had offered bribe to public
service commissioners of West Vir-
ginia to give testimony IN the federaL
court and according to the Indictment
had been hired by We'll in Pittsburg
to do it.
Gaines maintained that the charge
could not be considered by West
Virginia court since it was alleged
the offense had been committed out
side of West Virginia. Gaines de-
clared emph haticall " that We'll had
not sought to have the pu blic Service
!commissionersto TO test ify falsslX
n ndges sLittlepage insisted on !. clear
statement on this point and We'll per-
sonally asked that the state make a,
formal concession that heidi not ask
the commis ssioners to testify to any
thing but the facts. Attorney s.sB.
Avis, for the state, made this con
cession and 1T was made a part of the
record
low. said Judge L1ttl lepage, fI
want to know II there is any law
it 4 crime to secure truthful
testimony: ...
There is none, heplied Gaines.
and lie spent some tim guing that
point. "a M #55ssa3s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-06
[. ION
Officers Are App pointed for the
City at a M eting of the
City Council. Hs

City council app ointed election Off
GERS FRIDAY night, received the report
of the fire committee covering inn
proven ents of the department and
recommendations. some Of which lat
ter are the Installation OF an electric
fire box system, and the purchase Of
an aerial truck and 1000 feet OF hose.
then djourned to meet Thursday
night. s
The appointed election officers ale
as follows:
First ward Comnfss Viii
liam Nfu1heran, II 81 Milstead and P
2J Lyden. Challenge w liam Wan
street and ]. r. Kearns t
X Second Ward Connis nissioners 81.
Frank Hornpr, 3. Willison and
Charles G. Cohnan Chalengers: j.
iG. McManaway and Nv ]. "a. Harrington.
Third ward-Co Commission Percy
BYRD, jay Refer and H Ellsworth
Cork ChaliengeTs Boyd % Hornor
and w. G. Morrison.
Fourth war commissioners b.
q. Jarvis, A. e.. SVillers and Harry
ipouds. Chall llenserss Jalnes Rooney
and Leonard Peck ].
ward issionerS j.
AlHfetter. t.s Davis and Hills.
Cha aHensers fleming H Holden and
s#CINrT1iuf11an ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-06
VIHISKEEYI LABELS
Taken sOf Suite case5 be- fore Man
Reach les Home sbut3M agis
trate Disnis Him.


When tried late Friday before Mag
istrate w. e. tarchersonsa a charge Of
Juggling suit case full Of alcohol$a and
Whiskey into CIarksburg from an out
point WI hout having the case
properly labelled. Martin Bacha, IA
Pitcairn coal miner, proved hat he
had the case properly ! labelle led during
his trip to- Clarksburg but that when
arrested he had just aiken the labels
on and put th ems In his pocket
Bacha said he did this because he
was nearing his boarding house and
did not want his fel low boarders to
know hat he had: Believing that
magistrate dismissed the case, but the
prosecuting attorney did not think
that it had and gave ptice that the
case ohldtbe pealeds ito sthes criminal
cn11rf E sssss s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-06
MORE n. indictments | | / |
IF OF Violation of The
laws. Are. .Retlir l5ya Tile
Grand Jury Here

Adj itipnal in dictnlents It's we're
turned Friday ssvenfng By: tile gtand
jury as follows
b Clarence and Arthur Vanno I'M. as.I
.sault and battery q cases s
Joe Doe. alias. Fent T IN; Iol
lion OF 1iquor$l label law.
Joe Doe, alias Lewis SakeI Viola
itIon#of liquor label law
John Doe, a11as Patsy Sakel fp1as
ton Of liquor label law.
liam Benning ton carryin Esa
SYofver. 5s.s
Joe Bnnti tin &, gam lin house
Dock etrick VI ola g On sof prullt
ton law. II
aIckeam o1ations IS
ton law
ian, Reece y1o1ati On sof
ton laW.
= omer artin. !. lola d ol
bidon law. sss
e;lyde Ritter g tIon q u q
oksy liter. iolatio 81
,tion law.
Red streaby VOL q = q
ton law SsSela
June PoWel latI on of
ton law.
Clarence ldretli am q
Iinstead destfo YIN chDpi iipnss
Hack pies. anlb
Fred Iumlle me Pow
Red aStreabyyIga1l bling
Senned a AZ rneni ibeTs sot ia
grand Jury wns excused Efos keep hfS
Sab bath and Alvin - aBsseF t61k
place
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-06
|Ifl the lHestBffl heater OF Var
with Spring gea tEleF
Appro ching.
ri UsslANs \. ARE s STRONG. . N
Turk is Rushing oops Back
rom5Egypt Def end City
of Constantine G
~ M vs.,
tRr AxuocfAFHp SPRESSJi

~ 81 ~ 8
LONDON, March 81 Th e end of the
week Of he M an and the
first signs of better ther cond1z
tions. after a 4 har I'd winter, find the
allied armies in the western theater
nearing readiness Tor that concerted
onslaught on 5the Germans in the
prsparationof which General JoffreI
and Field Marshal Sir Ohm. French.
have been doing soNmuch spade work.
.during the last four tbs. From
the Sea ito Arras the British and the
Belgian armies app ear to have with-
stood successfu lly all NJ the attempts5
OF tthe Germans to III break through
their lines, while from Arras to- the.
iVosges the French ntinue to advance.
;;sloRl This is especially ly true IN the.
iGhanpagne district a though the
skill llfu1 German commanders exactsgas
heavy price every step gained in
this section s isss Al
The tnqualifi ed up tini ISM With
which, ,sjudgin from Y he trend of the
comment in the Lnndo lon newspapers
today the app ching gigantic
struggle is. regard lin Great Britain.
France and Russia, can be attributed
largely to the remarkable recupera-
tive powers shown by the troops OF
Emp Niche holas. These soldiers IN
spite of8thei ifurib bus blows ofsthes Ger
man armies der Won Hindenbnrg,
has been able not onl ly to bring Teu-
tonic progress to q tandstill III but to-
push: the invader back a long virtually
the whole front until at one point at
1eastsi II is adm itted IN Berlin the fight
ing has again moved Very near to the
East Prussians 'front.' ier. In the south
also the Russi slams appear to have
;tfghtened their grip on Galicia iii the
last few days and they are occupying
tbs. e.cro#nland4o of BukoWina In force.
The Russian victory over the Ger
manic allies in the valleys OF Commit
and the LuAva,, where they surrounded
20 900 Austrians, as was. announced
yesterday, must, lit is SbelieVetlsi Lon
don, have al strong influence toward
scompe cling the II Austro-4G German forces
aaEi ntoH yacate the vicinity OF Ger
5noWitz IL they are still there
Another event VIII ich is lad ding to
the serenity with which the an les to-
day regard the futureEis the b itture OF
British. French and aRussianswar
ilianlrne nering at the gates sof thu capital
OF Turkey wtth such q success SappaT
entity that Turkey already has de-
5c1ded she has had enough OF the
Egyptian venture and Z is now rushing
her troops back to- defend GsOnstanti-
fnuple. Austria ia-fIungary's IS reported re-
ply to tosEonstantinople. when the Turks
asked fo1. naval %assistanc Y you had
Better move your capital To- Asia Z, IS
being published prominent1 in Lon
don tod day. ass88s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-06
MEETINGS.
.OfSttle Coli Revival Here Are
Duly Announces for Sat
urday and Sunday.

The revival services at Pride
chapel, African Methodi ists Episcopal
church, Thursday afternoon and
night were no excep ton IL o those OF
previous days. There were conver-
sions and the usual deep concern
among the unsaved. DR.. Wi throws
sermon on Til es ID Demands OF Chriat's
Comm 81 took its place among the
best OF his many interesting SER
mons. A very encouraging feature
of Thursday night IS meeting was the.
increased numbe Of white. friends in
attendance. and, tn cir active part IN
the service ,Thesremarks of4Attor-
ney Duthie were quite Inspiring ;ssq
Friday services we're all interest,"
ing and successful ii. DR.. w throw
preached! an other: powerful sermon.
Saturday..srpr prog gram Isl as follows:
sss sst 8 8 :33 o. %. nj m Getting led by, Mrs.
Katherine Basel. =
O. p. . N. N eeting ed by Mrs.
Lutte Tuck. i II. :.s s
4 a ST o. M Sermo on by DE- throw.
The sunday sprog ram fol lows:
3 O. Ia. J. E''rayer eetlngs led by
ssS so a restimon meeting
led by lanes Webster.
III II At m Preaching by Dr.. ith==
row. -s - 5fi
2 p. M sund az sch ool.
3 p. hi Song and praise service. s
335::s3O O Eps m IS sermon to w omen by
DR.. WithroW. n :. s$s
ESQ D. s;ong and experience
meeting led by q ohm Strang
All are invited to these service
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-06
|DE:C!R.EA|SI ] SHOWN /.
IlnStFe Number Of Fatal Acci-
dents in Soft Coal Field Ids.
of PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG.M March There
was decrease OF thirty -tWofperEcent
In the numb of ia tai accid Tents in
the soft coal mines of Pennsylvania
IN 1s1 Ia, according to a sunlmary@of5
report issued day. by the state de-
partpent OF. mines The number OF
men killed Hast year was 41 11s s. COM
pared with 81 IL In q 81 s, The NUM-
her ofs fata ties in 4 81 4 was smaller
Than IN any year since ~ o z. The
spToduction OF bituHino coal last:
year was ~ Is. ss4 4.53 o. tons or
29 tons less than In d 8 13 Tho
number OF men mp1oyed was a 95.-l
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