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will dumfound you especially if YOU have
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an The corn shriVels, then comes right
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Let Sorrells Drug co. look after
your KODAK finishing. s-14-tf
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CHINA SUBMITS
JAPAN'S DEMANDS
WANTS CONCESSION AND PRlVl
LEGEs FOR RESTORING KlAo
CHOW TO CHINA.

One Of Japan's Demands is That
China Will Not Cede or Lease ANY
Port Opposite the Japanese island
Of Formosa.
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T. b. Burbridge of Denver, who,
with his wife, is at the Arlington, is
another new golfer in town. S. ].
Danskin of Minneapolis. also at the
Arlington, likewise played the course
for the first time. Another newcomer
at play was Il. J Brown of Cleve-
land. He, too, is at the Arlington. E.
Mackey of Trenton, N. j., guest at
the Eastman, was another new golfer
at play. NJ. l. Cross of Gainesville,
Tenn, also made his debut j e
Reynolds of Fort Smith, who, WITH
his wife, Is at the Arlington, is just
another new Country Clubber.
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Paul Powers OF Youngstown, Ohio,
Paul Fitchs pal, Is back in town. OF
course, he visited the linkes yester-
day and can be relied upon playing
daily. Another new arrival is Bob
McRoy, the noted baseball man, on
of the owners of the Boston Red SoX
in 1912, the year they won the
worlds championship. Mercy ar
rived at the Eastman last night, MAX
ing the run on from Boston so as to
be here for the Washingtons Birth
day tournament. That shows the hold
the Country Club course has on fell
low. McRoy is a rare good amateur,
always shining his brightest at tour
nament play, and, though naturally
Shy of practice, is going to be hard
to beat in the big show.
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GOLF NOTES
BY n. w. LANlGAN
Press Representative of the Ar
lington and Eastman Hotels.

As it has been so delightful for the
past several weeks it will be little
snort of huge, doggone shame if the
rain should commence to fall That's
because the golfers are TO tee off in
the annual Washington's Birthday
tournament and three days of most
exhilarating sport is on tap. The
qualifying round is set for today; in
fact, the entire day viii be devoted to
qualifying. Play will be in two
flights, l6 to qualify in each division.
Handsome solid silver cups go to the
winner and runner-up in each flight.
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Mrs. Paul p Fitch Of Youngstown
Ohio, and Mrs. II. w Thrift of Lima
Ohio, and Mrs. l.. p Walbridge 1i
Decatur, H.. and Mrs. Hiram Whit
tington of this city are the finalists
in the first and second flights, re-
spectiyely. in the tournament for tn .
handsome A. ]. Belden trophy Play
in the finals is set for 2:3O o'clock
next Tuesday afternoon and there
will be positively no postponement
states Colonel Hoare.
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Try a sen.inel-Record Want Ad.
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e l.. Merriman and c. +, Seamans,
tourists in town, made their debut on
the course yesterday. They were des-
patched out by Colonel AL Reynolds
and evidently had a most enjoyable
time.
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j b. Gasoline, the noted attorney;
F. A. Wells, vice president of tho
Wells Bros. Company, builders and
contractors. which has put up so
many big things in the south, and
Bishop w. o. Sheppard, all of Chi
cago, are newcomers at the Country
Club They play threesome every
day and are having a lot of fun. C.
l.. Ricketts, is due down Saturday.
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w. G. France and W. c. Mooers of
Toledo, Ohio, are 50 captivated with
the Country Club links that they
have taken an apartment for the sea
son. e. II. France. Mr. Frances old
est son, arrived yesterday. He IS
nere to enjoy a months vacation.
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H. G. Elfborg of Chicago, a grea
golf enthusiast, is back at the East
man. G. l.. Walker and S. l.. Walker
also of Chicago, came south with Mr.
ElfbOrg. They make the rounds
daily. All three are entrants in tn,
Washington Birthday tournament.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-15
sing enthusiastically Wild and unsta-

Expect Hughes to Run.
or course, Hughes is not expect
ed to be candidate. but already
there are many who expect him to be
the nominee. These are the men who
figure that there will be anyonumber
lof ballots and when the time comes
to bring the contest to an end,
Hughes's name will be voted on and
agreed on, and he will be the nomf-
nee without the asking. That, under
such circumstances. he would. accept,
resign from the bench. and make the
| fight for the party, there is yet to be
a doubt expressed from any one
whose expression on the subject is
worthy Of quoting
In the meantime, the. jockeying Of
the ambitious goes merrily on. Bur
ton has been banqueted, but he IS
still coy and shy. Governor Willis's
preside are bothersome,
and the presence OF another boomlet,
that OF Herrick's, adds to the EN-
barrassing complications. However,
opinion is practically unanimous
among the national politicians that,
| In the end. the Willis and Herrick
booms In Ohio will collapse, and that
Burton Will have the united support of
the Buckeye state Republicans.
Signs point to Senator Sherman hav-
| ing the Illinois delegation as nrsl
choice Representative Mann's fol-
lowers are now playing him for q
sort OF dark horse in the event Of
the confidently expected long-drawn-
out deadlock. This Is significant
Ichange that has occurred within the
last few days. The other favorite
sons are Idaho, Senator Borah; In
diana, Fairbanks; Iowa. Senator
Cummins; Massachusetts, Senator
weeks; Michigan. Senator William
Alden Smith; Missouri, Ex-Governor
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-15
TWELVE FAVORITE
SONS MENTIONED
FOR NOMINATION

time. To be more exact, 1t reuired
eight ballots in the convention OF
1888 to nominate BENJAMIN Harrison.
At the succeeding conventions 1t
never required more than two, and
at any one Of them the deed could
have been done on the first ballot,
but it was deemed diplomatic to pass
around a few complimentary votes on
the first.
Twelve Now.
That will not be the case next year.
Right now the list OF favorite-son
states totals twelve, and there NAV
be more to hear from. Politics Is so
uncertain in these changed times that
the old veteran OF the game is up in
the air and not surprised at anything
that may happen over night. They
are all agreed that the 1916 conven-
ton will be no one or two ballot az
fair. It Is more likely to go forty or
fifty, and what the outcome will be
no batt1e-scarred prophet of the pas
time Games to chance prognosticat-
ing.
Here at the hub OF the political
wheel, there has been a squirt In pres
idential politics on the minority par
ty side. One doesn't have to have q
nose for news to sense it. 1t Is APP
parent to tire naked eye, and falls
upon the alert ear, ever and anon
This is a sure sign that big headquar-
tiers Of the regulation size and mod
Seled on precedent, will soon Haunt
now, presidential booms have been a
one-man and oi1e-typewriter affair,
with few field scouts scurrying
about living at expensive hotels. pos
ing for the graduates and studying
their own dream books. All of which
Is about TT an end, and the real busa
mess OF booming is just around the
corner.
To Study List.
Washington is not at all satisfied
with the pulse-feeling done by Ia
tra-conservative inclinations. 1t
would like to study the list OF 500
prominent Republicans scattered
throughout the country to whom as
many letters OF inquiry were sent.
The concens1is or opinion, cleaned
from these 500 inauisitive communi-
cations, was that Elihu Root should
be the nominee AS second choice
Burton. of Ohio, and Weeks of Mass
achusetts, scored. The politicians
here are not ready to accept that can
vass as a criterion OF wholesale sem
timent One cause Of their reluctance
is their fairly solidly- lhfbded belief
that while Root would make a fine
president, as candidate he would be
anything else but that. they argue,
in support of this opinion that the pro-
gressive element in the party, q good
" part or It. would not touch Mr..
Root with a ten foot pole:
Something has happened here With
I In the last few days and at New YORK
when the redoabtable fadna1 NATURAL
| ist babe adieu TO the effete east and
headed toward the setting sun, to
cause the president makers to paube,
look and listen. The first refers to
the newfy-formed national Pf0gfesa
s4ye RapubIttan Unlohs which has
opened up for business here with
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-15
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-15
On the Republican Ticket Mex
Year and There May be
Still Others.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-The sub
marine squadrons have come up from
the depths and are surveying the
presidential pond through their peri
scopes. What they see or seem to
see, is getting front-page position
now alongside OF war news and the
good old annual prafrie-land yarn,
which haunts the news rooms every
summer, of the reverend gentleman
who got lost in wheat field for three
days.
There is reason for all this awak-
ty nor so many candidates, of vari-
Gus degrees OF ardor, have confront
ed the Republican party for twenty
seven years-which is long, long
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-15

Charles g. Hart as the secretary IN
charge. The second refers to Col.
Roosevelt's pairing shot as the train
pulled out Of the New York terminal
station. He vocaled a prayer that the
Republican party would nominate q
man whom he could heartily support
Progressive Union.
What the National Progressive
Union is was stated by Secretary
Hart today just before he left here
for an extended tour through Repub-
lican fields. The National Progress
sive Union, he said, has been or
ganized to give voice to the progress
sive sentiment In the Republican par
ty. There are approximately 5000
900 Republicans in this country, and
about, So per cent are forward look
ing men and women. Despite this
overwhelming preponderance of pro-
gressive sentiment in the party,
these progressives have no organized
representation in Washington. except
such as is accorded by the National
|Republican Congressional committee
OF which Representative Frank z.
Woods, OF Iowa, Is chairman.
..The National Progressive Republic
can Union is sustained by subscrip-
tions from men who are Interested
IN the success of the progressive Re-
publican movement, and who have no
reason for desiring to dodge the
(searchliglt OF the federal law for the
publicity OF campaign contributions:
public accounting will be given of
every dollar received, and of every
penny expended.
.The Republican party Is full Of
men who measure up to the. progress
sive concept-real statesmanlike
4 A. - aokn
Eummins, Hughes and others. any
one OF whom. III nominated, will be
erected In November next year.
Revise Plans.
From this statement, as we'll as
Ioosevelt's, 1t has dawned with a
thud on the votar.es Of the old re-
gime that they may have to call q
council of generals and revise their
war plans on more modern and pro-
Eressive lines. They had planned to
go back to their old wys-just as far
back as the ycould go-but In the face
Of this challenge. they are expect
to them that while there may be no
more trouble fro mthe bull moose as
party. there will be trouble, and
trouble a-plenty, from that animal as
an organized element within the par
ty. II they insist on setting up the old
idols without leaving any room In
the marty pantheon for the exhibiting
OF some of the new ones.
And right here in this connection
may be found the sudden and unex-
pected recrudescence Of the Charles
Evan Hughes talk. IN ali the cor
respondence OF the penmen who are
scouting the country for the big
newspapers which have been pub
lisheed within the last week. the
shadow Of the gentleman with the dis
tinctive auburn gray-streaked whis-
kers. hovers like a zeppelin-omi-
nous. tragic and inflated with weighty
Significance FOR the fortunes o. others.
There is no Questioning it-Hnghe Is
the bne name In the lengthy list that
general opinion selects as the one
which can surely bridge the clasIn
between he progressive and the not
Nso-progressive Republican elements
The cuuntfy's opahion Or him. as
viewed ttlrough the lenses OF the
AorpS OF corr spond dents en- tour. is
chat he Is conseTvA i've wititut being
loid toggfsh and progressive without
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-15

Iiad1ey: Nebraska, senator Norris;
New York, Root, Whitman, Hughes.
Roosevelt: Pennsylvania, BTu1n-
baugh and Knox Wisconsin LaFol-
mis- list. OF course. is subject to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-15

Beautiful waists for ladies' at 26c at
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change, and Will doubtless undergo a
violent one. 1t liz not at all improb-
able that 1t may be added to. No one
can foretell anything much about It,
and doesn't care to risk any forecasts
at this early stage. But It is g gen
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-15

erai prophesy that the convention
be the most exciting, uncertain and
the longest drawn-ou Of any nation
Al convention that the Grand Old
Party has held for many. many
years.
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Sewing Circle with
! Much Whispering
Before the stork

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-29

But Ralph resolved now to make
his home upon it. Was it not prop
erty and his own? By diligence
might he not wrest some return for
his hard work? The prize, Myrtle,
seemed far enough away, for Allen
Bruce had a decided advantage over
him. Still he must live, he must
make beginning, and the end of
month saw a rude but comfortable
cagin erected at the extreme north
end of Lonely island At the end of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-29

81 Find 1t Hard to Occupy Myself"
another month Ralph had cleared
five-acre patch of its underbrush pre-
paratory to doing some real farming
the next season.
One day he received a visit 1t
was from man Familiarity known as
Quaker Wilson. The latter was an
intensely religious and industrious
man, an old bachelor, odd in some
of his ideas, but thoroughly honest
and dependable.
'Dering," he said, in his quaint.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-29
THE WAR ORDER

BY Elizabeth Schoen Cobb
Copyright by w. G. Chapman.)
BE fair, young man. Myrtle is
too young to know~her own mind.
Another thing! Of course, my wife
and myself must look out for her
future welfare. Your cousin, Allen
Bruce, preceded you by day with
the same proposition as your own"
Ralph Dering looked dismayed and
disappointed His was too frank and
ingenious a nature, however, to
cherish either detection or dislike,
And you told him, Mr.. Owens?"
ventured Ralph.
Gust what l am going to tell you.
Both of you profess to love my
daughter and she is certainly friend
to both. You two have just inherited
fair start in life from your dead I'M
Gle. Keep away from Myrtle for a
year. Then let us see who has made
the best use of his capital"
Yes, that's fair" acceded Ralph,
and went his way, but once out of
sight of the house that help the only
girl in the world he loved, Ralph ut
tered a short, bitter laugh.
-, Il wonder if Mr. Owens knows of
the vast disparity between what
Cousin Allen has inherited and what
have been given"
There was, indeed, a contrast. To
his favorite nephew dead John Cor
don had willed a mansion, some Sc
curities and a modest little fortune in
cash. To Ralph the bequest was
Lonely island.
A grim expression crossed the face
of Ralph as he repeated the weird
name. The island itself carried out
the sOmberness Of the situation.
Lonely island was a 3OO-acre patch
in the middle of the swift rolling riv-
e.. 1t had been in the family for so
years and during that period had
done nothing but grow willows on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-11
BIRMINGHAM INVITES
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
Congressman Heffn VIII he Here to
Extend Invitation for 1915
Reunion

Effort Is to be made by Birmingham,
Ala. to have the next Confederate Re-
union held in that city. and the inv!-
tation Is to be delivered by Congress-
man j. Thomas Hefiin.
Captain John G. Smith, OF Camp WILL
cox, Birmingham, Issued formal re-
quest to Congressman Heflin to bear
the invitation, and the latter CRATE
fully accepted the honor. The invita-
ton will have the support Of the Bir-
mingham Chamber OF Commerce and OF
all the Confederate organizations in
Alabama.
Captain John Lamb, chairman OF the
general committee having in charge all
tho arrangements for the reunion here
June l, and 3. said yesterday that
plans were being rapidly perfected.
though he regretted that the necessary
FUNDS were not being contributed as
fast as he would like to see them
come In. He hoped. however, that as
the reunion draws nearer there would
be fuller response. He is especially
anxious to sec n large number Of en-
trants for the floral parade, which Is
to be held on Juno 2. So far thirty
automobile ownersi have indicated their
purpose OF participating In tho parade.
and 1t Is hoped, as the expense will
be small, that every owner Of an auto
mobile In the city will take part.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-11
APPROVES SALE OF CHURCH
Judge scott Authorizes Transfer of
Valuable Property.

An order entered yesterday by Judge
scott OF the City Circuit Court, author
i|es the trustees OF Calvary Ban,ist
Chhrch to sell for the sum OF sol Ooo
iAe church property at Grace and pine
streets TO the congregation OF Inn
manuel Baptist Church. The some
ORDER empowers the Calvary trustees
70 purchase with this money piece
OF proPeTty n the southeast corner or
Grove Avenue and the Boulevard and
|" improve II with a church building
Until recently Emmanuel Bnntist
Church occupied a structure at lTifth
ana Leigh streets The controversy
arising from the proposal Of the trus-
tees OF this church TO sell the propertv
to negro congregation ragged long
ana bitterly. II ended with a victory
Tor the congregation, which sold tho
property TO congregation of colorcd
Methodists, who now use II as n house
OF worship.
opposition 10 the transfer came from
owners OF white property in tho i'm
ineaiate vicinity, who represented to
inc Council and 10 the court that tho
establishment Of a negro house Of wor-
snip at the Fifth and Leigh Streets
-orher would depress property values
an" pave the way for an ultimate
evacuation Of that entire section by
~" white residents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-11
RECEIVES ORDER FOR WAR
SUPPLIES FOR EUROPE
Forgings Corporation VIII Make the
Forged Parts for Explosive
Shells,

The Richmond Forgings Corporation
yesterday received by telegraph an
order for forged parts for explosive
shells to be used by some of the bel
ligerent nations Of Europe. Oficials of
the company said the order was not
perfectly clear as to all details. It was
expected, however that letters confirm
Ing tho telegraphic order would give
all necessary additional information
upon which to go ahead with the man.
ufacturc of the parts.
An official OF the corporation said
that while he would not say just what
the size OF the order was. 1t was
good-sized one. He was under the i'm
preston that the parts were for shells
which would ultimately go to the
French and Russians.
The Richmond company does not
make explosive shells in whole, but
only the forged parts. These parts pass
through two different factories before
being turned out in the finished form.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-11
ARRANGE RELIGIOUS
SERVICES Fuh REUNION
Ministerial Union Appoints Committee
OF Arrangements and DesiE-
mites the Churches.

Religious services for the veterans
and visitors Will be held every morn
ing mt $40 o'clock during the Confed-
crate Reunion. Arrangements to this
end were made at meeting Of the
Richmond Ministerial Union held yes
terday morning
The services are to be held i'm st.
Paufs Episcopal Church the Second
Baptist Church and the First English
Lutheran Church, The details OF the
services are left with a committee con-
sisting OF thei. bastcss OF the three
churches, R~'. ~ Russell Bowie. d.
D.: Rev. j. j. Scherer. Jr., and Rev. r.
Glagctt Skinner, d. d.
The Ministerial Union also directed
that the committee on church services
also take under its care the work OF
providing ministers 70 call on such
veterans as may become i'll during the
reunion and have TO be carried to the
hospital which viii be provided for
such cases At Richmond College
In the absence Of Rev " \. chris
tian, president OF the Ministerial
Union. Rev. LLOYD r Wilson, D. D.,
presided over the deliberations OF the
union yesterday.