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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-16
THE WEATHER REPORT
Records and Forecasts for the Last
Twenty -four Hours.

wsshirsron. Dec l5.-rhe Atlantic coast storm
has passed 10 Newfoundland sid It's Influence Is 10
longer Felt IN u. United States. Another storm
has crossed tho ROXY Mountains. and Wednesday
night rs centre was o,er Northern Texas. from
Whence II viii move northeast This storm {, al
really causing general rains ~ the lower Missis-
states md snow tn tho upper Mississippi and MIS-
sour vallsys and the Rocsy Mountains and plateau
resions. Local SHOWS have also fallen In the region
" ne Great Lakes.
Considerably warmer weather prevail, throushout
tie GU, states. while much colder weather has
los tie seasonal average prevail generally g. the
Eastern states. the Ohio VALLEY and the lake re-
The Indications are tina, the TEXAS storm will
advance northeast Ald ,. attended ~ SNOW and
rains THURSDAY and f1dy 10 nc Middle Atlantic
eastern states and SHOWS In the region Of the Great
Lakes. In the New England states cloudy weather
Thursday probably will be followed p E0" or ram
The temperature will Use Thursday and Friday IN
the Middle Atlantic and New England states ard
the upper Ohio Valley. and Thursday in the South
Atlantic stats Tennessee and nc over ohio aliey.
Much colder weather viii overspread the Guf states
Storm warning. are displayed Lake Michigan.
and cold vase warnings have been ordered for Oh
laIioma and Northern TeIs.
Wigd, for Thursday and Frda-No1h Atlantic.
,esh East ana south.sst cast Guf fresh and strong
moderate. variable becoming east; south Atlantic.
fresh east and southeast east Guf fresh and strong
south: vest CUT strong south. shifting 20 uouhNesi
q
strong on Lake Michigan. lover lakes. moderate
variable becoming fresh east storm warnings dis
played on Lake Michigan
Special Storm Wsrning.-Storrr over TEXAS NOV
inz northeast ,rd viii cause strong essterly winds
and snow on Laae Michigan
Forecast, for Special lOcalItles.-Esstern New
York end Southern New England. cloudy THURSDAY
probably rain or snow Friday. and warmer.
Northern New England. fair Thursday: Friday.
cloudy and warmer. probaby snow by night
Eastern PCuusylrsuis, New Jersey, pelaDsye,
Maryland the District o. Columbia and Virginia.
rain o. sro. THURSDAY. Friday. rain aud warmer.
Sorth Carolina. rain Thur.day and Friday.
Western Pennsylvania. Western New YOrh and
Ont, rain or sros Thursday srd probably Friday,
with rising temperature
Mississippi Louisiana aud Eastern Teras, rain
ThursdaJ. colder At night. Friday, fair.
Alabama South Carolina and Georgia, rain ThuS-
dsv: Friday. partly cloudy.
Florida cloudy Thur.dsy and Friday.
West Virginia. rain Or snow and warmer Thurs
day; friday. rain.
Local OfrolsI Reoord.-The following official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows tho changes in
The temperature for the les. tvcriy four hours. "a
comparison With The corresponding dse Of last rear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-16

M.rayal IBl. PusmAfibo No' %. Demsrar,
pr / Brs1, 4. Po-t spAa All Grenada Q.
20 ne Trinidad Sh'gp!-g Trading Co. with
Nlontsviled tspani. BSrc.ionA Nov 3. Nsenc',
es Aiu,r!s o. Malaga = and CatH 20. 70 tie
CouparIa TrasEtlaufl a. win malls and mdse.
M.scorono M Glasgow Nov 20. 10 u 7
Warden. Bar ar 20 n
S.ru-z Po1os Dee .. Arroyo .. Faianlo $.
NsysFu-l :. Asuaddla and San Juan \. 20 a.
HUI Insulsr Line. with Edss. Bar a. 9.0T M.
lith.
Cisn Burhsnan tBrl. Boston Dec i3 70 parbe,
% La Quarantine a. 50 u
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SITUATION WANTED.
Male.
MR.. BUSINESS MAN

OR MANUFACTURER
= you can use 'he services Of man with
exceptions, executive ability and expert
clCc. holding the highest credentials o. ar
auditor aud business sfstcmatizer. thor
ough legal knowledge and training cuer-
gtt.r anu Wida swsA". capable Of system
st:z.ng. developing md supervising either
large or small financial. mercantile. manu-
featuring, publishing or transportation
company. ! am open for temporary or per-
manent engagement g.. Box 20. Tribune
CrIcc
CHAUFFEUR Good mechanic: si.sdy worker
sober. wishes position. private o. commercial. Ad-
dres. A Helof, 1859 Jefferson az. Brooklyn.
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6aromelef ResdIna,.

highest temperature 7escrds7 81 dssre~ ~ els
r. M D.. lowest ~ faf 10 ? M average. o, .
srrr7-e fc- corresponding date Ia, gear Is average
'I- eCTespoudiug date last thrfy-thrc- years. -.
Barometer READINGS.
"a -9s' o m. 2esj So ~ % d
humidity
. m. IS ?. n......s7 50 m.....s3
Local Forecast CLOUDY today. snow or rain and
warmer to-morfos. nc lerate variable winds
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
4 >ro> ruroIOCICAI SEMINAR

broadway at ie0th street. a.
PUBLIC lectures on The beSinh'n.s ,hs
Reformed and Presbyterian worship ~ ,,
Protestant Reformation" by me -.
JAMES l. GOOD. Il. u. Thursday rTaerI,
Der &c. Historical Summary Of INC .,
Used and Resume az the Primer, .ssssg r.
worship OF tho Reformed aud tIy.fh.
terrain Churches" Friday. December i' AZ
The Peculiar Historic Signlhes,nes ,<ss.
JOHN HuSS Ia Contrast with tAe .,slsek
tant Reformation" Lectures 81 eve WV
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Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port OF
New York.


MINIATURE ALBANIA,
Suru.e. rs. sunset asa. moon SETS. as 4 m.
moon a..
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
USEFUL Man. - German: undcrvtandf furnace
house anu garden work. Ge.scnhof. u
Female
HoUsEw ORKER -Fifailsli. American: strong: viii.
Ing. city ~ county. excellent references iLchls
Agency. IL Last 10th .. 'Phous s5I3 Harlem.
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Briggs
Creator of Kelly Pool

Glass made it as funny as possible and
then Briggs went him one better. before
they both lost their breath.
Are you so happy that you can afford to
miss one of these articles9
Better reserve your copy right now. You
will remember December 9 with sad
ness if you forget the Joy that is in store
for you in
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HEADQUARTERS NOTICES.

meeting = scostrlastefs vas held a. tie FoIt
y asaingtou Presbyterian Chu0rh. MsdsNorh Ave
.-t las, Mrlday ever inS Pisas were discl,std Tor
a.. OfganirsilOl - district scouirlssicr associa
f!ou TIE ncxt mc-,irg WIN D. held a. The to.t
Washir gton PRESBYTERIAN church On MONDAY evening
December 20 ieIl. SrUU-msstcIs AID assn. elI 5
between il6th Street AL RiveriAie West q iifth
Avenue sre ulgelty requested 20 Re present ne
treatments Eil 10 served.
Scouts representing Troops l0i. l2l Ald 30 IN
der DEPUTY Scout Commissioners 4. G.. CLARKE. were
on duty al the Christmas bazaar IN The Grand Cen
trail Palace Tuesday Afternoon and tgcn.lg Ihcfe
are SIN lev scouts wanted fol FRIDAY and rSiur-
day % maze y ile required tory.
There VII tt suo.hef lecture a. the Nuselm o
Natural His'orr ou Friday night SCOUTS VII ue r.
CURED 10 take the blind people 90 tlc same. A.
tn, names have not been scat Ia hose hcadQa-flef-
} e. inlifdnal s.cuts WI BE- no.Ine1 ls-er.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American ana ToreiEE Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors Tsacncrs, Tutors.
Governesscs etc. to Colleges. schools sud
Fami!ea Apply 10 Mrs s.. J. YOUNG
FULTON g Union square
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
BUSINESS CARDS.

INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL ART.
Box 225. 40 Clar.mont Ave. New York Cit
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Local ofnoIsI Reoord.-The following official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in
the temperature for the les. tvcfiy four hours. IN
comps son with The corresponding dse Of last year
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29
STOCK llIhRKElL
Finds HEAVY Trading in Pitt
burg Coal Both Common !
and Preferred.
lear AaaoasAsEo pGassA 7

+ NEW YORK. Aus. 2s oderatS
activity riEh the ID ssfal Week Lend 6:
regularity of prices were the prinSd|
pal features of stoday's stock rket
the blIk OF the trading was In wA1
shares and copper, both groups dlss
playing variable tendencies, probably
as result of contract settlement
Tennessee COPPER was again tt9s
chief teat6rel among the metals Nd9af
clining almost at the outset to. DO a+ss
8 1-s points from yesterdays cloA&
and making only fractional recovery
There was@a gain heavy ira ding ls
fPittsburg coal, common and pys
ferred, the terEmAkfng net 9Naenz ~
of s 10 points to LOS on persist 81
reports that plans have BEEN cozas
pleEsdst pay back fsddends:
81 United states Steel repeated vests
days high quotation of ~. but ydeA4=
ed slightly at the close on 1urtAAt
profit taking.
Interest was manifested IN the III:
sther imports OF British gold BY W
OF Canada, but bankers identt4s
win the transaction declined TO 81:
close the amount Of gold and seeMEs
iti6s fnYoiveS Deman hr9s :
ao the new low record o9Szaae2 IL
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29
.soF INIEREsT 10 WOMEN
No f,lean CONNER Easily

no Clean Copper Easily.
Have you any copper utensils IN
YOUR household that are trial to
Clean? why should 1t be, when there
fSaan easy way? Place little oxallo
atd in dish and moisten with water
aSSugh to make a. paste Rub this
paste on the articles to be cleaned.
using a soft cloth. Let them dry. nov
ma a. q result you will nave re-
1iIarka BILE brightness.
HAVING the article to be cleaned
varv not will make the operation even
sssSsier. Let the utensils stand with
boiling water in It for q while before
FRY this method and see 4qw cas-
iiiythe percolstoE chadnE dish tea
nj. serving tray and many other
things are made bright and new.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29
MORE SOLDIERS
ARE Ordered ito is oIatsdi Sec.
lions Of the Border Where
Mexicans are Ra!ding
~ AaaoelA1kp lid

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Aug y.
three additional detachments OF uni-
ted States soldiers were ordered t9uay
4, isolated sections Of the border where
Mex.can bandits have been ra1ding
ranches and footing small country
Thirty armed troopers were dis
matched from Fort Mcintosh at LAREDO
to zanata county, where new raid
by Mexicans. alleged to be carranza
soldiers, was reported. -Four armed
iMexicans crossed the river Friday
night and loaded three pack nor t.ss
with everything portable from the
store Of Juan Garcia, near the inter-
national boundary.
Major Jesse Carter. commanding
Fort Rlnggold today requested reen-
forcements of a pack train company
which VIII leave Fort Sam Houston
tonorrow. The detchamnet will con-
sist of fourteen men and fifty pack
mules.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29
Gaming Hints.

fruit and vegetables for canning
should be fresh and not oyer-ripe. PICK
os 'rhs hest grade Of jars should be
bought, as they will last Tor years.
NeW rubber rings should always be
For peas, string and shell beans,
u5Sck the jar with the raw vegetable,
ISssns red as II to cook for immediate
lss Add one teaspoonful Of salt and
An with cold water. Put the rubber
and top on. but do not. seal Set the the
jars in kettleof cold water and oflng
foma boil. Keep boiling steadily for
tisTee hours Seal and remove from
S7sTter starts to boil, or the jars re-
ssged from the ke4tle before Sealing.
"a kettle large enough 70 hold three
Cart jars and'coyer tight IN 2 g con
Black ana red raspberries. also
Strawberries. should be packed In the
Jar raw
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29
new BUILDINGS
IN THIS STAT
ARE REPORIED
Contract is Let for Thirty-tWo
Dwellings at the Ida May
Coal Mine.
pITrsBuRG. Aug. 5

p --..,-rorYr1 A,,e q s.-Rui1A Hing
PITTsBUt Au :. 70.
opations IN WesI.s = 3acr,sd a.
ported ~ ene 1855 8
fo1loWss. s. - tadsE Goal
-, 'Is.,,1 ri sner
Company, aWaIoeu ~ :. ,rareS.tSne
and Brolpers s - SSlst : s, Tda Nav
thirty-two reslosllses 49, = RS5i inr
Nine ana 70 p BIZ the contracs
ss Con l pj;, thirty-two residences at
E sIse $500 aS.r;on conI,ty
rchitect n a. Wet
I.a.sas 9M S,..l,.i IS. o.. has plans
loIs', ~ ~, rs1.si3 Tor ramod cling tn.
~ :. Iso,,,f house building
pS, M Iin Si1s 81 states government TO
|l ssssz4 t eeSs4 ~ &
I.aF acaya ndish will take bids on
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29
CHARTERS
Are Issued by secretary OF State to
Two Concerns.

The secretary Of state has issued
the following charters:
Monarch Billiard Parlors. Wtston,
= .ewis county, capital $4,000 in
ccrporators. w. A. Edwards, T. A.
Edwards, T, F. koblegard, A. u =,
wilkins and j. H. Harris, al Ok
" Cairo window Glass Company. OF
CAIRO. capital $50. 900; incorpo-
rnters, Rene wittebort. PIT. Marion.
Pa: F. G. Fely. J. E. Ounton, G..
F,lesher and D. q. McGeene. Cairo.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29
IcLEARAE!NIclEI
Is Not to Be Given BRITISH Steamer
at Newport News.
~ Anaee,Arrp 100,

NEWPORT, NEWS, Va. Aug. 28.-
Clearance papers were withheld today
from the British steamer Watmana
which arrived Thursday with four
seyen-inch guns mounted on deck:
The state department has not decided
whether the ship Is considered an
armed vessel and clearance will not
be granted until decision is given:
The Waimana has coaled and Is
ready to continue on the Soyagetrom
to Buenos Aires.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29
NEW EXPORT RECoD.

wAsH1NGToN. Aug. 2s-Exports
~ the products of American farms
ana factories-valued ate 81 67,9 81
80 O-were the greatest ever record
"A In that month, the department, 81
Commerce announced tonight. TIE
|nsarest appros en- 10 tIis: nzssy teS's-ss
w. made In July, 1911 when AIneSa-
Ecan shipments abroad reached 6Oss
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NO WARMING
i. Given Before Norwegian Steamer
is Fired ON by Germans.
eov AsseeiATEo PResa,

sn1F,w york. Aug. 28.-Omcers
and crew OF the Norwegian steamer
.Canto. which reached here today
from Cardiff, said that the vessel was
fred upon without warnin g Dy ., a ger Ter
: At Two shots were fred. It was said.
The Norwegian flag was then dis
nIaved and the submarine disap-
peared.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29
GILBERT RETURNS
And Gives Himself Up by Order of
French Government.

PARIS. Aug. 2s. Eu gene Gilbert,
the French aviator, who recently es-
caned from Switzerland. after being
informed there, returned to Switzer-
land and gave himself up tonight by
order of the French government.
Gilbert landed IN switzerland after
d raid on Friedrichshaten, an acct
dent having happened to the motor
of his aeroplane.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29
Housel1old Hints.

yWhens making parsley sauce In
stead of chipping the parsley. take
1t from the stalk and drop into DOLL
inR water, to which q piece OF SOFA
the size of pea and pincn o. SAY
~ IL I,een added. Boil for q few min
sSsSs f11ans train on an d stir the par
E iSsF into the, meIted butter. The
I3;ss8Fsiey dissolyes into small shredS
Esssl 3sstafna the color and Mayor bets
q
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surely SNIP SAILS.

pH1IApELPHIA, Aug. 2s--The
r1rftadi states supply ship Culgo1
sas1ed1 from the Philad elphia navy
Va var I'd today for Hampton Roads un-
arSsealedf orders. The ship carries
4 heavy supply OF stores and cur
.rcncy and it was stated unoticially
it, destination was Hzytn
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29
TONNAGE TAX
collected by the United States Great
est I'm ThirtyaY ears.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s. Despite
wa5. In Europe, the United States col
1ected during the fiscal year ended.
Imne so more tonnage on ships. in the
foreign trade entering American ports
than had been collected In any OF the
~ =. WV years preceding. The total was
s1ssi4s916. or $4,157 more than the
tax for the preceding year.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29
LAFAYETTE DAY.

tov aosoeiATso ~ -.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-A call TOE
"a general Observance OF La La
tFayette,s birthday on SeDtember s..
was ISSUED here today by volun nicer
committee, Of which Myro.ln !, Her I
rick. former Ambassador to france II
honorary chairman.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29
Corn Roast.

"A very enjoyable corn roast was
bggfd Friday evening by a party OF
young folks from Clarksburg az
Spring Hill. Games and canoe rlo UNI.
%$sSs roating and later supper was
s 49, 4 Covers were latd for 1walve
guests, chaperoned by Mr. and MIS-
John Burns.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29
TAFT PLEADS
on Assee,A7.o -arss.

SAN FRAScIaC0, Aug. %. Willtam
reward TAFT. former presid ent, plead
a. today the cause Of the American
Fed cross at exercises cele brattng Red
cross day at the Panan1aiPacifc exs
osition. He. urged y membership Of
mi lions, more funds and neutrality IN
giving. r
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29
PIANO PUPILS
At SH|NN|||S'||
GIVE RECITAL.
VeWsy Letter from the Second
City III the County Tor
Telegram Readers:

plano recital at the Method1sE Epis-
scopaI church Thursday evening a
large crowd attended ana az were
.TTs-------- ..;ias y st.
Mrs. George W. Wiser entertalne0
the Queen Esther &lass.o the Ntetno-
dist Episcopal church sundAXs seneQ1
at her home on Malone STREE Wed-
nesday afternoo Aftsr q pEghteole
hnS&T. of Bible study q uel3E6I1tQh TWO
course luncheon was served.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelly and Mr..
quests OF Mrs. C. NJ Alexan4e OF
Fairn1 ont. Thursday.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29

The latest estimates OF, autonIos
IhiIes in the United States places Ins
number ct i. 736 .00 10.
II necessary the nu4 reNS cb IS. y
world Gould suppl nogr1g I'M eng AS
! IL entire puptl Il 81 ~ =
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29

NAH ii 1914 mined 81 0s. 3 =
4 onas 81 coal, valued at $4,sS - e 3
There are 4s17,00 {: 0OO aeLss E
unimproved land suitable ZOE
rowing.
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SOCIAL

Continued from page 5, first section =
6Hl rles Maxwell, MRS. RobeTts Perfne,
Ms q. +. Maxwell and Miss Eliza
beth Conway, OF Fairmont-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29

STANDARD clocks In the Paris s.
sarvatory are kept 50 feet Nnee9
ground wheeras The variation ~ sss.
.narature has been less than one q
free for several years. p
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29

Rfchwood Store con1panysyh no with
~ YnrItay has been xLaAtink relatives
- Scranton and other points IN
PennsyIyania for the. last two IZeeks.
returned home Tz1esda1s They 1na1e
the entire tfipFin an auton1Ob41es md
report q pleasant time. ~
County Clerk P. N Wiseman,
Claude Bell and J. A. Mch111an,
os summersyille. are here for few
days. X - > n
w. c. Dodrill (Rattlesnake BID.
of webster SPRING. has been here
This week attending 4 he1chautauQua
and mineling with old friends. MI:
Dodriil has recently publishd q book
entitled t4Moecasfn Tracks and 9th
ar Imprfnts. land has sold several
copies. of the book here to fleetwood
people. 81
LIB Dodge, superb tendent Of the
Dodge C1othespin COMPANY. accom-
panied by hts family, returned one
day this week from 3 six weeks OUT
ing trip to Michigan and Pennsyiya-
MIA The trip. OF something Ike
3, 900 miles, was made IN an Over
land car:
The Hon. L. 9. Williams. W. g:
shaver. and r. a. Thomas, we're over
at summarsy1lIe "Wednesday looking
after business matters
Ernest Case and sister, Miss Aida,
of. webster county. have been visit
friends here for few days
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29
! IS si.i3a 4! / 3 4 1KiIIIsED.i

- - -ss+ls-
az AsSoeIArsp seEss, 80.
sEsEORT WAYHEE, Ipd.a Aug 2S.-77
Ganrge williams IS, fan 4aeFonauts
was killed late today when ne
cane falling into forest e Hisfne eek
was broken.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29
READY
FOR BRONLEYs
BIG CAMPAIGN
And the Initial Service Will Be
Held IneBig Tabernacle
This Morning.

SALEM, Aug. 28. Everything is
In readiness for the opening and dear
catory service for the Bromley unioll
meeting here. The initial
service will be held Sunday morning
at IL O'Clock in the big new taber-
nacle. This has been erected On tne
public school lot ad1 joining Nam
street. near the Baltimore and ONO
depot. The large tabernacle pre-
.sents a striking appearance. W1tn ~. lts
large and dat dimensions and Its hne
pravsco1or. from the rubber roofing
m 4 errial that ID used for the roof and
to cover the exterior of the outer
wallis !. u
Thef size of the structure Is 80xlO0lO.
feet. with the rostrum and chorus
class section on the lower end near
the street There are main entrances
on either side Of the choir section an ana
nlatforn and ample side and rear en-
;trances5and exits are provided.
Thaecfior11s class is provided with
cha ira for seats, but the main aus
dience room is. equipped with plank
.benGhes that sare very comforta Die.
The large Columns supporting me
roof are covered In white, reltevlns
the barren or hnfshed appear ance.
Tho decofa tlotls. while not elaD9T7
ate, larea artistic Fcatching % tne
.ava Two large American Tags are
-, M allssinsthe rear Of the choir
sectioS sha Conquest dags and the
4 ,,.3ri{Eas5 i dag ARE also draped IN tine
center con and between the two large
40 % \, bunting Is stretched around
the sntirs ssffn CURE where the rafters
40 Oh Yffa n III, and small CONQUEST
: 4 American flags are alta shed IN
,,tsf 5oiI the posts. and coiuI1 Ms IN
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29

j. r. riddle and w q. Steele nave
returned from the grand loage meet =
1eh,Srias; Tow A. al has drs. Ida y: Kid
;si Is.is VINO rs esanssd hdnss simple
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- =. shira and family have re-
.+,,r,,ed from a two weeks automo-
bile trip to his former home in Penn
s gu1 They returned by Pit tsbnrg,
and Elmyra, where they
made brief stops.
Mrs Robert l.. Townsend, of Wash
;neton n d. g.. is guest Of her par
enfs. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ran
dolph.
marion Morrison, head clerk g
Miller,s pool and confect1 onery 20 =. s,
IS on few weeks, vacat1on az us
former home in Virginia.
Wilson williams, one Of the own
ers Of the pool room here. Is report
ed to be at the home Of his parena rents
at Bridgeport critically III with ~
photd fever (.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29

rba REV. e. J.. woofter has re-
.,,. : ~ "a sfrom Gilmer county, where he
yisited his former home.
II "a. ii Boggasssof Gassaway. ana
1vife. are guests Of relatives here. ar
,-,vinr in the city Friday
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29

~ 81 Pvthian sisters at the grand
temple meeting. Mrs Etd tae nA 49, sn 3
e,o s,.5 Q fthe Grand Temple o. Pyth-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29

Ernest Case and sister, Miss Aida,
OF. webster county. have been Visit
friends here for few days.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29

Ernast Randolph. W. = Steele ana
Cha ries. A. Schultz have peen nallsu
erno o,.,s Day. at the fair next Thurs
day.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29

Mrs. Agnes Duffy, OF Wisconsin. Is
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
stephen Cronin and other relatives
and friend 4
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29

Mrs. N. Naegly. formerly a resi-.
dent Of this place. but who is now
living in Pennsylvania. is visiting
friends in the city. he
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29

Jay Riggs was at Fairmont Thurs
day attending the funeral OF: his I'M
Gle, Lindsay RIGGS ~
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29

il Attorneys Emmett Koran and O..
q Duff. Of sand Omer
Robinson, of Muddlety, were here q
daystor so this week looking after
legal business.