The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-25
Washington City Notes

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Mrs. Gaultis. famous in. Daughters Of
OF American Revolutions circles for
! her inquiry, Would ladies hiss q
/; daughter?'' made when She was
tcalled upon by the former president
general. Mrs. Matthew H. Scott, TO
preside during an nour when the ex-
tciteneTt was running hi gh and three
ltpntesting candida tas-Mrs. StoIy.
Mrs. Miller Morton and Mrs. Charles
/ u. 5Bryan--Werc in the field, When
Mrs Gault took Mrs. SCOTS place on
! the stage there was Kissing in the
EauGience. She i remained standing
until it ceased. when She said ii her
sweetest tones, Would ladies hiss a
Edaugh tero''5 From. that date Mrs.
Gatlt has been looked upon as one
tof the calnlsst and strongest women
in. the organization.
Judge and Mrs. Joln w. Mason are
stopping at The Shoreham. The latter
has been attending the national
Daughters or the American Revolu-
ition congress. while Judge Mason,
who is president of the West Virginia
Debt Commission is interested in the
arguments in that case before the
United States Supreme Court. Attorn-
ley General "A. "A. Lilly, j Ohm ~. lolt
and Col. Joe S.. Miller. others con-
icerned in the debt litigation are at
the New Wizard.
West Virginia postmasters CLASH
fed: Hartley and Laugh, Richie
county, IA. a. Taught and Perry Fort
Incr. respectively; New Richmond,
Summers county, j. VI. Richmond;
Oxford. Richie county. u. @. Morris;
Mrs. Bessie G. Baker has been ap-
pointed postmaster a t Lizemores, Clay
tcounty.tto succeed G.. w. Bird: at
FGentralia, Braxtnn county, a a.
Skidmore to succeed j. u. Randall; al
Wire Bridge. same county, Homer A.
ifBrenneman 10 succeed j. TED. Fisher;
at kayhor and Summarizes. Fayette
tcounty,I. G.. sayille succeeds 10. S.
4 Dupuy, at the first named place and
Fran K w. Rucker succeeds Frank H.
ttGill at the latter.
ngressm anzat -large Sutherland
has been advised By the bureau OF
tpepsions OF the reissue, OF a pen
5iof Company E 9Th Regiment. West
Virginia Inf an try. ali the rate OF SIS
fa month from une7 5. IL, anu So 0
famonth front Deem ber4 la Isl g..
II The following fourth class post,
have been co m missioned dur.
ting5the past week ebert s. Easter
II yEilloWton Hattie L.: M oyers. Ben,
4 der; 4P.sD. =SWanwick, Gliftonville; S
&C. Minnich, Coalville; Ohm s
4 Morris. Portersville; Eugene II. Crist
4 ramsey; Mary e. Parker, Sarton;
4 Chic ". tSlni It'll. South Branch; Lpcin,
da C. Starcher, Bolair;; Cidney Sim:
nm ons. kedron: Lcanna Thompson
u Nome; Olive w lspn, Bablin; ] ohn8c
II A1cCutcheon, Rodney's Point: JOSEPH
.fB1euer, Green Hill; Mary S. Mitchell
iCtcerone; David p. holiday, keeney
4 Greek; Robert ar Leftwich. Otsego;
i Ella: Rose, Pliny Martha H. Ryan
n Ryan. ss sss ~.
4 Post Offices have been ordered es
Il tablished at Green Hill. Wetzel coun-
n tyI Special route from New Martins
vile. miles west of Maude. Al
tkeeneys Creek. f. ayette county, half
4 way between NuttAllburg and Gaper
ton. AtsO tssgo Wyoming county
" half way between fAiullens and May
II ben At Nome, Pendleton county. al
special service from Circleville. Cliff
Il tonville. Brooke county, one mile cas-
1 OF Nirginiayille: at sarton. Monroe
county. six miles from Knobs. thu
present address of the now post
\ master, and eight miles from Clint.
a Special service has been ordered
II 6iscontinuedfo for Bush. Braxton coun
ty rom Dawson; service has alst
heen discontin q: from Clarks Gap
y Hin ercef conn ty: from Chain. Logal