davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-29

band of muskrat, which is cut in points that turn up. Under the high collar is a capeIfke effect of this same fur, which also affords deep cuffs.
 To offset all this luxury is a practical topcoat of heavy velours de 1aine with a semibelt effect and interesting patch
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-29

med sailor of. velvet and failIe with q smart flare. The tone is brown. and a zigzag line of beading in tan and browns trims the lorin1. while bow of metal ribbon finishes one side of the crown. The other. hat goes to the extreme in height. a graceful model in black velvet
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-29

pockets. The high collar fastens snugly with buttons that keep the same line down the front, and the deep cuffs are finished with a cording This makes a' smart. handy coat for early fall needs.
 Of the galaxy that makes new hats we offer two.ss One is a fiat. wide brirn-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-18

him how to avoid the possibility Of
contagion. 1 have worked in flats
where the dust had accumulated on
door caps and mouldings half an inch
thick, and when l disturbed these
quiet homes 1 have wondered how
many million germs l inhaled into my
lungs. Could there not be some sim
pie rule applied to avoid the POSSIBLE
ity of contagion.-A. P. Ainter.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-18

RIGHTEOUSNESS OF PRE-
PAREDNESS. - Did Christ ever
teach preparedness? Christ never
taught anything except what was
good, gentle, meek, kind, lovable and
right, but Christ often said: "The
scriptures must be fulfilled, and they
teach preparedness. He said His fa-
theirs prophecies must be fulfilled.
What is the book of Numbers but
a command of the Father to Moses
to number all the male children of
Israel over 20 years of age who are
able to go forth to war? Israel at
that time was the only nation on
earth that worshiped the living God.
A righteous nation must also be
mighty one in order to protect its
righteousness and preserve peace at
home.
Before Indians conquered Amer
lea it was inhabited by peace-loV-
ing, unprepared people. Disarma-
mept would place us in the same dan
ger of being conquered by some bow
and arrow country.
Christ's command, BEAT your
swords itno plowshares, will also be
fulfilled, but not until all the nations
of the world are willing to cooper
ate. 1 call attention to our Cana
dian border line without a soldier,
fort or gun on it, but that is not the
reason we do not even think of war
with Canada 1t is because Canada
is a civilized country and ready to
beat swords into ploughshares, if
others permitted, but we cannot say
the same of Mexico. We dare not re-
move all soldiers from the Mexican
border line.
AS a rule women are selfish in re-
fusing to allow their sons to enlist
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-18
PAINTERS ILLS. Il


informed that the U. S. government
is making an exhaustive study of the
poisonous materials used by painters
in their trade. This work of the gov
eminent has been going on for the
past three years, and if it has devel-
oped anything beneficial to this trade
so far 1 would like to learn of it. It
seems to me that here is a wide field
for investigation. 1t is perhaps true
that there is a greater number of
moral men who become addicted to
the drink habit among painters than
in any other trade.
We have the board of health to
keep the general public informed how
to avoid contagious diseases, yet
when painter goes into building
where all manner of contagious dis
eases have been and into rooms
where death has occurred from tu-
bercuIosis there is no one to inform
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-18
THE PUBLIC FORUM
iii. c., MRS. IL GRACIOUS

IF |. c., MRS. |. L. r., GRACIOUS
AND E. S., who sent unsigned letters
to The Public Forum, will tell us their
names and addresses their letters
will be printed and their names held
in confidence. Many have not seen
their letters in The Forum lately be-
cause they did not sign their names.
Forum Editor.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-18
EASY COIN FOR HERALD

loop press is dead against the
Teachers Federation, but it is per-
fectly willing to take 81 from every
teacher to pay for having their re-
spective names autographed in an
eight-page supplement as tribute to
Mrs. Ella Flagg Young. 1t costs
about 10 cents a name to print the
names. Where does the 80 cents go?
That is the stunt which the Chicago
Herald is putting over.
The Chicago Herald has been
spushing the scheme for several days
and expects to get out the supple
ment soon. Most of the teachers
are wise to the graft.-M. II. Con-
nor, 456 Deming PI.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-19
SOCIAL AND Personal
Mothers Club Meeting.

An interesting meeting of Stealey
Heights Mothers Club was held In
the home Of Mrs. j. f. Hewitt at that
p1are Wednesday afternoon. The
leader for the afternoon was Mrs.
Lydia Waters. The subject was
Reverence"
The Rev. w. H. Foglesong. Of the
Methodist Episcopal church. South,
made an excellent talk on the sub
ject which was much appreciated by
all present. Another pleasing fea-
ture of the meeting was a beautiful
piano solo rendered by Miss Rather
inc Ernst. Delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess. Mrs.
Hewitt, and Mrs. Charles Meyers.
Those present were Mrs. James
Johnston, Mrs. r. G. Mick. Mrs
Charles Meyers. Mrs. LYDIA Waters
Mrs. N. Q. Day. Mrs. Ira Lawman,
Mrs. NJ. d. Reid, Mrs. H. L. Mitchell,
Mrs. E. B. Dillingham;, Mrs. Girls
void, Mrs. Charles Ridenour, the
Rev. w. H. Foglelesong, Miss Ruth
Waters, Miss Katherine Ernst, Miss
Thompson and Mrs. James Reed. OF
Columbus, o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-19
notice OF JuD1cIAL SALE.
Tires 3Ox3k

Pursuant to the authority Vested In m, me
day of Nay the Gire%ls Court ~ ts OF
Harrison County, West virginia IN Lne
chancery cause therein pending Of VII WI,
liam S Kidd against q; e; Jones and
others the undersigned Special Commits
ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1th, 1918,
at one o'clock in the afternoon Of that day.
ofser for sale and sell at public cutlery to
the court house Of said County Of Harri-
s sTnl and being in the State Of West
Virginia, and directed to be sold by said
decree, to-wit:
Those six certain lots or parcels of land
wing on. the North side OF Elk Creek,
near the city ofSlaTksbnrg r. ,. sid aarTd,
city Of clarkssurs sad being lots N sod
laid down upon the plat of said. Elk Grove
Addition, which said plat n Of record In
rison County. In Deed Book No. 200. at
parcels Of land that were conys SS to the
rrsnces 8. Hutton, his wife, by deed dated
the 10Th day Of october. 1911 and re-
corded In said County Clerks ONCE in
M K 1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-19
SPECIAL TRAINS
To Be Operated by B. & O. ia
Handle Crowds Attending
Local Fair.

apecial arrangements have been
made by the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad Company for the handling
of large crowds, who VIII come from
surrounding points on August 81 and
Septamber 1, 2 and 3 to attend the
from o. p. McCarty. passenger trat-
dc manager. Of Baltimore. to ]. r.
Raarney, general superintendent Of
TRANSFORMATION, shows the arrange
ments that have been completed:
August 1915.
MI. J. R. Kearney,
General Superintendent Transpor-
tation.
Dear sir:
The agricultural fair will be held
at Clarksburg. w. Va, this year on
August 81. September 4. 2 and 3.
We will sell tickets at regular fares
from Petersburg. Redwood. Being
ton. Tunnelton. Fairmont. New Mar
tfnsyille and intermediate points.
The big days Of the fair will be
"Wednesday, September /. and Thurs
day. September 2. for which dates
the following special service Is de-
sired:
Special train Of necessary equip.
ment to leave Parkersburg, at s.. 80
a. M, arriving Clarksburg e:45 q.
M, making 1nIermeQlatS SLOPS 40
shown on schedule already submit
ted and approved by you. Return
ing, special train to leave CTarks-
burg at 7:10 the same date. making
same stops as on the going trip.
Special train Of necessary equip
ment to leave Smithfield at $500 a
m, arriving Clarksburg $3.50 a. m.
making Intermediate stops as shown
en- schedule already submitted and
approved by you. Returning. leave
Clarksburg ZOO p. m. same date
making same stops as on the going
trip.
1 and 2, to operate trains and
between Weston and Pfckens. be
tween ClarksbErg and Pickens. train
No. to be held at Clarksburg until
balloon ascensions daily motor
cycle races.
September 1. farmers day.
Governor Il. D. Hatfield and star vii
Yours truly,
o. P. McCARTY,
a.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-19
CITY LOSES
Its Suit for Payment for Street
Paving between Traction
Rails on Oak Street.
(Continued from page one.)

At. a special term of the circuit
court Thursday. Judge Raymond
Maxwell handed down decision on
demurrer In the case OF the city
against the traction company. in
which he held that the latter does not
have to, pay the city for paving be
tween it's rails on Oak street for the
reason that the paving was laid be-
fore the track was laid there, but in
case Of flooring on the old Fourth
street bridge he held that the trac-
ltion company was liable to the city
TOR its part. The amount involved in
1.-THE Oak street part Of the case is
about 81 500.
Edward White, guardian of Ruth
Ishain. was authorized to sell his
wards interest In a lot In the Jarvis
addition.
In teh suit Of G. L. Harris against
Alice Hardman, submitted at the last
term Of the court Judge Maxwell de-
rected thu an order be entered tax
ling down judgment.
F Appointment of g. A. Pennington,
James G.. McCuen, b. w. Scott, u. y.
Carol and James Ash as trustees OF
the United Brethren church at Salem
was confirmed.
A decree was entered directing the
sale of the real estate belonging to
the estate of the late Israel Bailey at
trustees Of Mt. Glare lodge of Odd
Fellows were confirmed as follows:
ID. e. Curry, ]. H. Atkinson and g. r.
Demurrer was sustained against
the CIarEsburg Trust Company as
committee of John c. knight. Insane.
Demurrer was overruIed and plea
entered in the action or Joseph y:
Confnda$>r against Matte L. Post
ct al.
row.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-19
BIG| GARAGE |
For Storing and Repairing Al:
foInobiIes is Being Butt
al Highland Park.

Frank q. ana William Gaylord are
haying a large brick garage built at.
Hfghland park. A. .. Watson is its
architect and builder It is 20 by
1O5 feet and hrst class in every par
tfcuiar. It's cost when completed will.
Sc $4,000. Besides regular storage
rooms and repair departments. 1t will.
contain ONCE and waiting rooms
Mr.. Watson has leased the garage
and will use it for storing and re-
pairing automobiles. thus rendering
valuable service to automobile agents
and owners.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-19
'MFS TO-
Is the Name of the Home Town
of a Son-in-laW of M. A.
Nusbaum of This City.
RAITHNORi

BALTIMORE. Aug. ts--.eMfs- TO-"
What does it mean? Hotel clerks
usually can figure out queer sigma
lures and abbreviations and decipher
all sorts Of signs whether they be
high binders. warnings or black hand
ers' signals. But the men about the
Emerson hotel desk were stumped
the other day, when one OF the guests
put "Mfs. 10'' after his name as the
place of his residence.
eff another guest comes in anu
registers some similar signal am
going to consult the police was the
way Clerk Wells felt.
The guest who thus registered his
address was s. Goodman, and he had
Mrs. Goodman with him. Finally
some one got up nerve enough to cal
Mr.. Goodman and he very graciously
Informed his caller that he has
thought out the way of writing his
address and used it all over the coun-
try in his travels.
eft simply means Memphis. Tenn,
he said and his smile could almost
be heard over the telephone.
Mr. Goldman Is son-tn-law OF M
A. Nusba UNI, OF C1arksburg. w Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-19
WARRANT DISMISSED
BY Magistrate Carter as Prosecuting
witness Fails to Prove Charge.

After deliberating over night on the
evidence in the case Of John M Grove
Of Marshvllle, charged with stealing
i've quarts OF whisky and a shot
gun valued at $40 from John Held
Teth. of sardis, Magistrate Jackson
v. Carter Thursday morning dis
missed the case at the cost Of the
plaintiff. The trial was held We'd
nesday afternoon but Magistrate Car
ter waited until Thursday morning to
give his decision.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-19
KNIGHTS TO MEET.

A regular meeting Of C1arksburg
Council No s72 of the Knights OF
Columbus will be held at O'Clock
tonight in the council hall on West
Pike street. Routine business mat
tera will be taken up and nomina-
tions for officers for. the ensuing year
will be made. ALI members are
urged to attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-19
ONE MoTHER,s FANnLY.


BERLIN, Aug. 1s.-The colonel Of
4. regiment stationed in the. West is-.
sues an appeal for assistance TO a
mother who had suffered terribly
through the war. Her nine sons and
a son-in-law went to the front. Five
Of The sons are dead, and three OF
them and the son-in-law are severely
wounded.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-19
Bradford Reunion.

The fifth annual reunion OF the
Bradfords will be held Sunday,
August 20. at the home of Corbin
Bradford on Marshall street at
Broad Oaks Many out of town
guests are expected to be present.
An invitation is extended to friends
to call.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-19

q. 2. Stephens and NJ, G. Sans,
both of this city. have shot their oil
well at Rosedaie. Gtimers and
the result isfa forty barrel producer.
The shot was made Tuesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-19
Deed BOOK No. 2o2 at page q: I, Is

Deed Book No. 2o2 at page 10
Said real estate snail be made Ssub1eeF
to ali the terms and conditions ma4etAn0
conta ined in said deed made by said Hut
ton ana wife TO said Jones, fhat5 -. $3.50;
land viii be sold subject to- thels r.
of the leases under the terms ana GOMEZ
tons Of that certain lease for Oil ana 81
Kidd and wife 70 the Grasseln seleustcGl
Company, dated the 2nd day of JanuaSsss
1900 and subjec to the exception made ~
the said Hutton In said deed ag 90 sneS
PAYMENT OF lease money, and TO the COR
dition that said land shall not be 9010 70
any person of African descent 800
TERMS OF SALES: One third o. ~
purchase money,sor so much more - lnSss
purchaser may elect to spay. cash in hand
enusi annual installments. due and p4t@
aba with interest from, the day OF eAaa4
gaIe In one and two years respect1ye4yss
after the day of said sale, for which SD
deferred payments the purchaser 9MNllz
exacute his negotiable prornissoty mDeNA5
nearing interest with good pefson91E 49,
.curity and to further secure which q Ye.sssss
doris lien viii be reserved upon ssa1d xe4t3
sssase WILL b. MORRIS. 81,
Special CommisIioneE sd
Court Of Harrison County. West .ylsg!n3;l.;;
Commissioner hiss NvN~ufBd IA1Ore me D9H41
with approved security In the pe1alSy aa1s&S
withttI,sz conditions required by the 6eesese -
Of sale I'm the above mentioned cau w
Given under my hand this the 4In g
OF aug us'' 1s's = I. WADE coFFAiAc.
CLERK OF the Circuit Court OF HARRIS -