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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-20
Vocational Bureau.

The College Club, Of Pittsburg. In
July opened the college vocational
bureau In that city. The first four
months Of its existence demonstrated
the need for such a bureau: where
trained women might find exact In
formation regarding positions;
where employers might find women
workers with special training for
such positions as they needed to fill,
and where a clearing house Of infor-
nation could be built up as well as a
research department established to
investigate new avenues Of activity
and opportunity for young women
and direct them how to equip them.
selves for them. q g
From the opening day, July 6, to
October 4, 1915, two hundred and
fifty applications were filed and sew
enty-hve calls from employers were
received for young women to fill va
cancies or to create new positions in
their employ. twenty-five permanent
positions were filed together with a
lumber which were temporary, the
salaries for the former covering a
wide range. almost all with oppor-
tunity for advancement.
The calls ran the gamut Of the fol-
lowing:
stenographers. 90; private secre-
taries, Al: teachers and kindergartens,
70; governesses and mothers help
srs. s; solicitors, 6; housekeepers, q /;
cashiers. 8: tutors, 81: indexing work,
J.; girls Rub leaders, al; nurses, 2;
companions, q; designers, 1; suffrage
organizers, q: manager of. poultry
farm. Il; foreign correspondent, 4.
The largest call thus far has been
Tor teachers, social workers and
young women to all business posi-
lions. But the bureau through its
director, Miss Esther NJ. Smith, a
graduate Of Smith college, proposes
to ind the right woman for any posi-
tion and has met with such success
Rlready that several employers, hav-
Ing been SO pleased with the first APP
plicant sent to them. have appealed to
the bureau, to I'LL other positions Of
trust.
The bureau, which occupies a COM
modious office. $40 Bessemer build
Ing, on the same floor and adjoining
the rooms Of the college club Of Pitts
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ceremonies. At the time Of great
national events, such as an outbreak
of war between the empire and a
foreign country q special messenger.
Is sent to announce before the deities
declaration Of war and to pray for
the divine protection and assistance
Of the spirit Of the great imperial
ancestors. \ Il 4. :,
The shrines at Ise are not only
held in great respect by the imperial
court but are held in alteration by,
the whole Japanese people. Half q
million Of pilgrims visit the shrines
every year chiefly In winter and
spring. when the country folk have,
more leisure than at other seasons.
Invocation Protected.
The majority Of artisans in Toxic
and still more In Osaka and Kioto,
which are nearer Ise, believe that
they may md difficulty in gaining
a livelihood unless they invoke the
protection Of the tutelary goddess at
i1se by performing pilg rimage at least
once In their life and the peasants OF
Japan are even more devott beliey-
ers IN this tradition. From this mo-
tive many people take care to save
money withsa view to providing them
with travelling expenses in naiinF
their pilgrimages to Use temples be-
fore they close their worldly exist
ence. ThoBe who cannot pay yisit
to- the shrines once In their life are
declared to be most unfortunate be-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-20
Pretty Luncheor,

a very PRETTY appointed lunch
con was given Friday by the. Rev.
and Mrs. g. w. Wise in their home
at stealey Heights at O'Clock Fri
day. The guest list included DR..
Harry F. Ward, professorsof Social
Science in the Boston University
School Of Theology; the Rev. Clyde
.Armtstage, Of New York; the Rev.
Roy McClusky. Of Shinnston; and
the Rev. w. =. Craig. Of sElkinss
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CONTINUED On page S.
NoRTHvIEws WINS.

The seventh grade basketball
team OF the Northview school de-
feated a team representing the Chris
'tian church Sunday school In a game
played or: the Northview floor Satur-
day afternoon, by a score Of Al to D.
stull, Of the Northview team, played
q star game, making number of the
points scored by his team. y
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PERsoNl.AlIL.

Mrs. Guy d. Cor, Of Milwaukee,
Wis.,, who had been a guest of Mrs.
Nathan Goff, enroute from Washing
ton, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Howell Cooper arrived home
Saturday from Brooklyn where she
visited relatives. :!
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley ". Thorn re-
turned Friday night from Parkers-
burg, where they visited relatives and
friends several days.
]. 8. Lakin, Of Charleston, president
Q fthe state board Of control, is a Wis.
itor in the city. ~
R. M. Richards is here from Rich.
wood sonsa business mission.
Mrs. M. o. Edmonds and daugntor
OF Weston, are visiting in the city.
John s. Withers, of Buckhann,,n
was a visitor here Saturday. z
George A. Ferguson was here Sat.
urday from Shinnston.
Herman V. viquesney. of Belingtoa
is a visitor here. IN
P. ]. Reid. Of Hendricks, is in the
city on a business visit. &
William p. McCue, OF Morgantown
is a3city business visitor.
DIR. Wallace B. Fleming, Of Buck.
harmon, president Of West Virgins
Wesleyan College, wa ga visitor here
Saturday. (.
Paul g. Armstrong is here from
Fairmont. s.
W. B. Holden was here from Salem
Saturday looking after business at.
fairs.
A. D. Wilson is here from Wheeling
J. e. Long arrived home Saturday
from a business trip to eastern cities
i H. NJ. Harper is here from Morgan.
town. ..ats 3
Jacob Fittro was business visito,
here Saturday from Wilsonburg. &
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sToRK BRINGS Boy.

Work, in the local yards Of the Bal
5timore and, Ohio railroad was at a
standstill today as a result Of the
arrival Of asten-pound boy baby at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mill
stead, Poplar. street, at g o'clock this
morning. Mr.. Millstead Is yardmas-
ter for the railroad here. Mother and
babe are doing nicely. 1.
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To Make Address.

Miss Hester Grier McGaughey viii
address the Christian Endeavor So,
ciety OF the First Presbyterian church
at $50 o'clock Sunday evening. Miss
tMcGaughey was q missionary in India
Tor 9 number of years, and she Is to
speak Of her work there. The public.
is cordially invited to be present at
the meeting. e
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ST. MAR B PR!!E::.P!
Basketball Team Defeats In.
dependents in First Game

OF the Season,

The st. Mary's Props basketball
five defeated the ;Clarksburg indie
pendents in a fast game played on
the st. Mary's high school gym
|nasium floor Saturday morning BY a
score OF 20 to g.. The Independents
lacked training while the Props were
in the best Of trim. More games will
be played by these two teams later in
the season and the Independents hope
to make a better showing
Lineup and summary
Props. Independents.
f. Condry Morris
Left forward.
ITierney. (Capt. 81. j. Buckley
Right forward.
%. McAndrew.s !. y. $3.50. Lynch
Center. 5
IL. Goldsoboro Gildersleve
Left Guard.
Farrell ...S... IL. Lewis (Capt.)
Right guard. 3
SubstituionsPreps: Kicker for
Condry, Condry for Goldsoboro; In
ldepndents. Craig for Gildersleve,
Davis for Craig. N
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Invitation Extended.

The Woman's Home Missionary. So
ciety Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church, South, extends an invitation to
all its friends to attend their thank
Offering tea to be given at the home
oflMrs. Harry Douds, 619 Locust street,
from 3 to S o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
November,22. 5 g "a z
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For VisitoIfIs,.

Complimentary to Miss Fannie
Harrison and Miss Gertrude Warren.
q Weston. Miss Edith Newton enter
tanned 9 few friends at d PRETTY ap-.
pointed 4 O'clock luncheon Friday
and from 3 to- o'clock Saturday
afternoon Mrs. William Newton was
hostess at . small informal bridge
party in Miss Harrison and Miss
::Warren's honor. yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS We're obtained in floral decora-
lions and at S o'clock Mrs. Newton
served salad course at small tables.
assisted by Miss Edith Newton and
Miss Pauline Musgrave.
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ShowIeSr Given.

The ladies'. Aid Society o. the
Christian church gave a showeriat the
home OF Mrs. j. D. McRenyoids Thurs
day afternoon. atwhich time arrange
ments were made for Its annual Christ
mas sale and chicken supper which
will be held Thursday, Decembc. S.
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Beware of Cheap substitutes.

beware OF cheap Substitutes,
In these days OF keen competition
It is important that the public should
see that they get Chamherlain's
Cough Remedy and not take substi-
tutes sold for the sake OF extra
profit. Chamberlain's Cough Rene
ldy, has stood the test and been ap-
proved for more than forty years.
'obtainable everywhere.-Adverti
ment. 4 s
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no PREACH HERE

The Rev. John r. Harding .. D..
OF New York. will, preach sunday
'mornthg and evening In Christ Episco-
pal church here. q I g
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west VIRGINIA.
ELEVEN Wins
GAME
From the Fast Marietta Col
iege Team by a Score of Il

PARKERSBURG, Nov. 20--West
Virginia University Of Morgantown,
idecisiyely defeated their ancient ri
walls, Marietta College. from MaTiet.
'ta, o., at the Young Mem s. Christian
Association ID here Friday alter
noon by the score OF 28 too. Both
teams used open formations through
out the entire game and only when
a few yards were needed did West
Virginia and its backfield battering
at the Marietta line. The Old Cold
team had Marietta outweighed sever
al pounds to the man, but the plucky
little team from up the Ohio river
continued the fight until the last
minute OF play.
The day was not at all ideal for,
this popular autumn sport. "a raw,
biting wind swept down from the
north: across the fats accompanied.
by driving drilling rain that made
things for players ana spectators dis
agreeable in the, extreme. The field
was in fair shape IN spots with 8
mud hole here and there. ana the
soil. being of sandy formation,
soaked up the huge volume OF water
that poured down the last two days.
AS 1t were. about /. 400 loyal enthu-
siasts braved the '.pneumonia"
weather and not for an instant did
their enthusiasm check.
The lineup and summary:
w. Va. Marietta.
Hutchinson Sutton
Left end.
Bailey .a.. 81. .i...i. I. .s.3.s. Turnbull
Left tackle.
Henrte {. =. (. 4. I. Miller
Left gaurd. sS
Lambert $500. s.s....I.,. Wickstrom
& Center. q
Right guard.
!: Right tackle.
,Colebank 49,. i. Mcintyre
Right enc.
ChenoWeth q $3.50. Hays
Quarterback. 8:
Left halfbaek. )
Hlte q. = !. Skinner
Right halfback. q
Rodgers I. |. s. q /. Z ~. $50. Whiting
Fullback.
Scores by periods:
West Virginia. 14 %
4. .s.,.l.9. % o O. o
4 Referee Hyer, Ohio State. UNI
pire Littich, Ohio Wesleyan. Head
linesman-Allemal, Western Re-
serve. Time Of periods S minutes
each TimersDr. Langnitt and
Reiter. n " stEs
Touchdowns- Curry 2. Rodgers
and Hutchinson.
Substi tutions West Virginia:
King for Rodgers. Bfddle for Bailey
Northcott: for Brannon; Rodgers for
Chenoweth; Latternersfo for. Hite, i All:
len for Curry. Marietta Pond for
Skinner, Davis for AicIntyrs Il
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IT, Nias Mqlransy and Niss Regina
peen1 > e Is I. \ Z &.
Eyer body Is invited To- 50 ana help
e make the bazaar q success. a
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"a, z, y
"a Misc Stella Duncan entertained the;
Thmble Club 81 her home ON wer-
ningerss street last evening In very
delightful manner, all members being
present. Every one had many beau
ttful pieces Of fancy work on display.
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japanese.

CONTINUED from page IL y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-18
VI. \. RICHARDSON md CWAS. :
SHRENE. JR-. Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIST RICr
OF Columbia. Juanita \ ribhs. plainiin. rs.
George T.. Tihl,s at al. d,f"ndsnts-No. .;c9:,
Equity noc.-rh" object ,f this suit Is partition
ny sale ~ lNt number taIrty fnur. in Joseph A.
settles Subdivision # lots sqratc number ten
hundred aui twenty thr,e. per Plat recorded
ia her ~ faii" a.. ~ records ~ Surrrrcr
Of District Of to1uuihP. SAID lots hp,nr IN tl'
city of Washington. District of .olumhi1. ON
motion of the plaintiff this Nth dsy "
Marcl. 1919. Ordered thar .hr descendant. Martha
Sh"rlcr. cause der appearance" Ia he rntcrat
herein or before til" frriicth dav. exclusive
of SUNDAYS aud legal holidays. occurring after
the day Of inc first publication Of this order.
otherwise the viii lie proceeded with a.
in "f defauit. provided copy Of this order
be published A week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and The
MCCOY. Justice. ,Seal.i 4 true copy. Test:
J. Il. YOUNG. Clerk. Hv 7. A. G. PALMER.
Asst Clerk. mhls,2ospl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-18

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF O.
lumhia. Holding Probate Cpurt.-No. 21406. Al
mnistration. This is to give notice: That IRE
subscriber. OF the District ~ Columbia has oh
tanned from the Probate Court Of the District ~
Columbia letters testamentary the estate OF
Archibald M"Naught. late of the District Of Co
lunlbia. decreased. All persons having claims
against me deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
thenticated. TO the subscriber. before the
c6tlI day Of Fcbruarr. AID. 1915: otherwise they
NAV by law he secluded from all benefit of said
estate. Given under my hand this 2nd day OF
March. 1915. CoRDEl.IA ANN McNAIGIT. care
7. 9. Adkins. wilkins bldg. Seal Attest
JAMES TANNER Register OF Willis fer the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
fnhI IL
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4. COULTER WELLS. attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
t"unhis. Holding Probate Ccurt--No. 212,..
Adniinist ra on.-This IL TO Give Notice: Ths :
the subscriber, of the District Of Columbia. has
Obtained from tho Probate Court Of the District
OF toumhia letters testnmentary the es
tate OF John 8. barralI. late Of tho District Of
Columbia. deceased All persons having claims
against tho deceased arc hcrehr warned to er
htblt III" same. with the vouchers Thereof.
legally authenticated. 10 the sub-crihsr. on g
before the 9TH day "f March. A. o. 1910; other
wise th"y may lev law ht excluded from all bow
Gifts of said estate. Given nudrr my hand tnis
9th day "f March. 1915 FRANCES g DAr;
RAIL-. STA RIA street u"rthwrSi. tSesi,, At
test: JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills tc-
The District of Columbia Clerk Of the proha -
Court mil, :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
JAMES u. FLYN>. At,ornc.

N THE SUPREME Coifsr ~ the DISTRICT
OF toinmhia--Ros" Jones. plaut,n. vs.. Charles
Il. Jones. alias Charles Il. Webster alias Charles
r. Thorn and Hazel T.. i>l"e, defendants
Equity, Ne. ,sioli.--Ihr ,.hie.'t at this suit ia
TO obtain dccr,-, Of a',~.,Iuts divorce from the
defendant. Charles L. Jones' alias Charles Il
Webster. aliss Charles Il Thorn. hy reason o,
the said defendant having committed adultery
with the rodefcndant, lia2"t T.. klec. nj var
Gus places and various dates IN the city OF
Washington II. 4. aui nj divers other places
and al divers other til;ies. TN motion OF TIE
rlaintif II is this 18th day % March. 1913. ct
iered that the defendant Hazel y. klee, cau's
her appearance Ia he entered hrrciu on or he
tore the iortieth day extensive Of sundays an'
Legal holidays. occurring after day Of the mrs
publication of this order. otherwise the cnusr
viii he proceeded with case OF default,
provided a copy Of this order h. published once
. week tor three successive weeks in the " ASH
ingfon Law Reporter aud TIL" Evening star lie
fore said DAY. WALTER I, Mccoy. Justice.
iSeali \ true cupy-1sSi. j. X. lot NJ.
Clerk. Ry F. l.. CUNNINGHAM. Asst. Clerk.
ami,
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WIN. II. LINkINs, Attorney.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or CO.
luml'ia. Holding Probate Cnurt.-Estlte of Jatn"a
Cuthbert, deceased.-No. 2i46l, Administration
Docket 50.-Application having been male her"lr.
for probate of the last will and testament aud
codicil of said deceased. and for letters testa
mentary said estate, by Emma l.. cuthherf. 1
is ordered this LIST day of March, AID. 1873. thar
Mrs Estella G. Kendall, and all others concerned.
appear in said court on Friday, the 10th day OF
April, AID. 1915. AT 10 o'clock am. to show
cause why such application should not he granted
Let notice hereof be published In the Washing toA
Law Reporter and The Evening Star once in eacu
Of three successive weeks before the raturn das
herein mentioned-thc first publication to be no.
less than thirty days before said return ia
r. L. SIDpONS Justice. tSeal.) Attest: JANE
TANNER Register OF Wills for the District OF
Columbia Clerk of the Probate Court. mh4-11. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-18

FOR SALE - PRICE, 81. 400: JUST OFF 14th
ct. and close to Sacred Heart Church: modern
siI-room house, with colonial porch; very deep
back yard to ptved alley. with room Tor
garage. This house is offered at nearly l.ooo
below cost. Trust of about $1,000 can b as
sumed by ne.s purchaser.
BOSS & PHELPS Gnc.). ia 14th st. NV.
FOR SALE - PRICE, $3.50: TwO-sTORY
efght-room house, located west OF 10th street,
IN an attractive block in Mount Pleasant.
This Is a beautiful house. with oak floors. cleo
tric lights. hot water heat three large porches;
deep lot to wide paved alley.
Ross & PHELPS unc.l. ia 18th ST. NV.
FOR SALE : PRICE $500: IN CLEVELAND
to-order home on large lot highly improved
with trees ard shrubbery. The house is en-
tfrely modern. with every convenience. An
attractive location on Newark St, convenient
Ross & PHELPS nn.,. ia 18th ST. NV.
FOR SALE = PRICE. S475o: HERE Is 4
house worthy Of your prompt consideration: the
alley: side light; two story and attic. with
four bedrooms. open fireplace. oak floors, hot
Naief heat and electric lights Owner mM st
cash md balance like rent. The location OF
tniS property viii pIease you.
BOSS PHELPS lInc !. IA l4th st. NV.
FOR SALE-PRTCE. $3.250: SOLD ONE YEAR
bah; hot water heat. electric lights. front and
porches: excellent location. within
easy walking distance. of the departments
let show this house.
BOSS PHELPS (Inc.D. ia 14th at.
FOR SAIE-PRICE. s475O: ON NEW HAMP-
shire ave; "A decided bargain in house con-
tanning six rooms and attic, three porches, hot
yard TO paved alley. Owner has just left the
city and reduced the price OF this house $500
for mn immediate sale.
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JAMES F. SHEA. G43 I
DWELLINGS
22l1 N nv. Tor, 1880
$40 I'd NV. l1r. 80. 80
s24 Allison NV .6r, b2s so
3l2 r NV. 6r. h. %. 80
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DWELLINGS
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THOS. J. FISHER 4 CO.. INC.
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OFFICES.
few desirable rooms in the Union TrIlst build
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1926 Louisiana ave, stories. ........ -
1928 Connecticut ave. 2 rooms ....... $3.50 90
1sss ffp r iys to ss
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The Sterling. 1915 Calvert St. rm in hsmt q 90
.sntury bldg. 4l2.l4 5th st NV. ESQ to p 90
1921 F NV rooms and s....... $500
no 3 ''0'A STORES. '''
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DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE. q. 9.
A.. Washington. y. c.. March IS. 1ei5.-Sealed
proposals will be received here until ii O'Clock
m. April IL, 1915. for furnishing and deliyerinr
wood. forage straw, mineral oil and gasoline "a
Washington. D. C. aud posts in vicinity; ais
for job printing. removing ashes and refuse mat
ter. laundering. and shooting animals. during the
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FOR RENTN1112 10Th ST. NV. TOR. AND
BATH new plumbing and paint So. so
289 at. NV, rooms and ba til. 81 so
IHOS W. HUNGERFORD, 617 14th ST. NV. 2Os
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