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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-27
I1alians 10 Celebrate.

italians to CeIeOEatS.
Music lovers of CIarksbuEs ana
This vicinity viii be very much <0e-
ifghted at the Information the Teie-
lam has from James Burgess con
cerning the new Clarksburg 1tailan
marine band This band VIII be com
posed OF forty pieces and VIII mas
IFS first appearance the Fourth OF
July. Local Italian citizens nave
chosen this day Of celebration OF our
independence as an occasion tor ols-
play OF their patriotism and toyaitS-
The ability of the heart and NINA o.
1he Italian for all the power and zen
sderness Of music needs nothing tc
be added There will be genera
appreciation Of not only the MUSIC
bur of the fine showing these. our fei-
Tow countrymen, viii make
The president OF this new organ
zaffon is Frank Cavalie- Antonio
Arena is treasurer and James 6uE-
CESS, manager The musical az
rector viii be Prof antonio Rsa.
who viii be assisted by Joe Angus
tina
G. c. Graham. OF Berkeley Springs.
is business visitor here
c. ). jacobson. OF Charleston, IS
guest at tie Waldo
G. s. Smoot is here from Parkers-
burg on a business vls1t
J. D. Lewis is here from Parkers-
Charles HouSh. of Nor fantown. IS
9 business visitor in the city
o. s. Sta1lro. OF Huntington. Is
guest At the Waldo.
J. A. viquensney. of Belington.
state game warden. was here Thurs
day on rhe way 10 Parkersburg-
Ernest Randolph. of Salem, VS.
tied the city Thursday.
/. wade Coffman. circuit clerk. Is
in Parkersburg attending the Shr1-
ners' meeting.
Samuel B. Montgomery. of King
wood, forme state senator: was here
Wednesday evening on his way nome
from Charleston.
Samuel a. Elliott was here Thurs
dayfrom NcAlpin on business:
Paul W Lanse was here THURSDAY
from Fairmont.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-27
STUDENTS
Receive Prizes from Union for
Best Essays on Temper
anCe Subject.

On behalf of the local woman's
Christian Temperance Union. prizes
for the best essays on The Effects
of.AIcohol on the Human Body. were
awarded pupils of the secona year OF
the Junior high school Cthe eighth
grade). Thursday morning at the
Washington Irving high school by
Prof FL. Burdette.
The first prize. IS in cash. was
awarded Miss Nellie Ford and the
second. copy of book entitled.
Wat Frances Willard Said. was
awarded Miss Willard Williams Miss
Ruth Gaylord also received honorable
mention for an essay
Further prizes are to be awarded
by the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union. to pupils Of the nigh
school for the best essays on temper
ance Friday morning at chapel. $50
o'clock. in the high school auditorium
and all mem bers of the union are
urged to be present at that time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-27
NORWOOD PARK NOW
READY FOR OPENING
Beautiful New Park Viii Be
Officially Opened Next

Norwood Park wiz open It's gates
for the season Sarurday. when the
Triangular track and field meet VIII
be held there. In the morning Vest
Virginia wesleyan College basebah
team viii clash with Bethany for the
first big game OF the local season In
the afternoon at O'Clock tne track
and neld events viii commence and
the PARK proper VIII be thrown open
Saturday night.
Williams Jennings. OF New York
City. who viii have charge of the tab
loid musical plays. which viii be
given free each evening. has arrived
In the city with company of ten
girls and four men and their open
ing biu Saturday night viii be a
General Nixup." This company was
carefully selected oy Mr.. Jennings
and every member OF II is star
W. e Genno. Of Jamestown, n Y.
arrived In the city Thursday morning
ana is busily engaged in getting the
skating rink and dancing hall ready
for the Opening night. He brougn.
1ee pairs OF roller skates and as he
mas All sizes. all who enjoy the pleas
ure Of roller skating are guaranteed
perfect Mt IL SKATES
w. Il. Roberts. of New York City.
has arrived and will install number
lot the latest park games on the
grounds before Saturday and they
lwilI all be in operation Saturday
night
II. j. Slime. manager of the ocean
wave and mery-go-round has both
machines on the ground. They VIII
tbe READY for use Saturday. The roll
Ter coaster and ferris wheel will not
/; be Installed until later. in the season
] On MONDAY. May 81, Thomas Muir
phys aIl-star Grafton baseball team
Twin meet the Norwood Park team In
/: a double-header. the nrst game start
ing at 2 O'Clock. Murphy's team is
iweu-known. having played a number
of games in this city
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-27
SERVICES
Are Arranged for The First
Presbyterian Church Be-
Ginning Sunday.

The Rev. E 3. Turner. of Mounds
vile, viii preach at both morning
and evening services the coming
SUNDAY at the First Presbyterian
church and will also teach the NC
cIe1land Bible class. which viii meet
at 9:45 a. M
a congregational meeting IS 70 pc
held Tuesday evening. June i. begin
ming at S o'clock. and special services
viii be held each evening during the
remainder OF the week A commu-
nication service viii be held Sunday.
June g.
Members OF the congregation are
urged to make note Of all these meet
ings and to attend them
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-27
ELLIS Y0sT
Announces His Purpose to Run
for the Nomination for
State treasurer.

Ellis A. Yost. Of Morgantown. pa
iron Of the Yost prohibition law. an
nounces his purpose-to enter the com
ing state primary election as can
didate.for the Republican nomination
for state treasurer Mr.. Iost is quite
well known in Harrison county: as he
resided here several years some time
ago He has been an active and lead
inr member of the lower house OF
the legislature and IS well known
throughout the state. He Is thor
oughly equipped TO discharge the du-
ties of state streasurer ina capable
manner and doubtless his candidacy
viii appeal to a large following OF
friends and admirers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-27
-
AGENT lhl
IS fiaynq Fine Sue cess His
Conferences and Assocla-
lions with Farmers.

County Agent linn reports twenty
farmers visited last week and four
appointed and nEe
meetings held With total arreno-
ance of 15I farmers dnds every
farm IN the need OF lime and urges
farmers TO buy lime cr9lshers ana
ensh rheir own line stone he hae.
Ybfrty-fre farmers To.=caIf at tns
county court room Sacnrday HIS
lecture on How TO Grow Alfalfa,
was Listened 10 bSz goodly lumber
of farmers. HeewiII7ialk on Lime
next saturday and every farmer hay-
ing an acid soil should hear him
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-27

: Bere Is more csearrh IN ee:sis section OF The
-,r1nrv >fhan III Other diseases put together and
1nt1i The lasr few years was supposed 70 be
.incurable For sxreat many yearss deStos1
rrenaedIes and b5 conx,autly failing 10 cure with
local tre.tment. Pronounced &c tnsursole Science
and rherefore requires coastftueional t-eatment.
HaI1.s Catarrh Cure rnasrtactured -by s.J-s
Cheney Co.. Toledo. Ohio. IN tue oniJ Conssit:t:
in doses from 10 drops 10 teaspoonful. II acts
directly on the blood and mucous xurfaces OF
the rysteu, Ther -oner one hundred dollars FOR
amy case ir fails to sure Send for circulars and
address: F. >. czESEr co. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold By Druggists. &c
raSe Haus Family pills for coHst'pattoo-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-27
BRIDGEPORT
sopsauu1aasscsucsres:s:ss esrsoGnscsp

a 4 F
BRIDGEPORT. May es,-Beauti-
full in all its appointments was the
reception given by Prof. and Mrs. G.
". Post Tuesday evening in honor OF
the High school seniors and teachers.
with the High school students and
parents as guests. During the even
ing. a story by Miss LyaH Drum
rnond. a reading by@Miss Lula MORT
son. and vocal solos by DR.. E. H
Brannon and Roy Peshak were en-
Enthusiastically received Upon the ar
rival of the guests. ices. cake. coffee,
and fruit punch Were served by the
Junior girls. Misses Lena Williams
and Lulu MORRISON. IN the spacious
dining room. from an attractive table
which had for its centerpiece. hand
some vase OF pink and white carnaS
lions The other rooms were made
attractive by artistic grouping Of
terms More than one hundred
guests called during the evening.
a large audience enjoyed the pro-
gram given by. the primary grades OF
the school IN the Simpson Creek Bap.
list church Wednesday, evening The
program. which was one OF unusual
merit. was in charge o. the primary
teachers. Misses Audrey Jarvis and
HARRIET Lang Parents were unr.
stinted in their praise Of what has
been accomplished by the teachers
during the preceding term. The pro
follows: 10 rs
Dolly song Twenty children
Boys song fourteen BOYS
Motion song. Thirty--fye Children
= .
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-27
IMllM, AND Personal
ReeuIH MeetinG.

| A regular meeting Of the Order OF
the Eastern Star VIII be held in s1hea
Masonic temple at o'clock TINS
eyaninr members are urged TO at.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-27
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-27

Basque gown Of tafeta with lace
and bztiste yolk laced at the front
with. ribbons: three tier SKIRT This
IS one of the latest designs from
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-27
RANKs no close.

Local banks, barber shops. public
Offices and business houses of various
kinds Will be closed monday in 90
servance OF Decoration Day The
postoffce win observe the usual legal
holiday hours
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-31
La Gran Maquina de Torti||as
"VERACRUZ"

Por SuS eXcelentes reSultados.
su gran economic, la limpieza
de su trabajoy la prontitud pa
ra efectuar este, debe instalarse
en- cada Pueblo 8 ciudad donde
haya una colonia de mil perso-
mas de nuestra raza castellana.
Estamos seguros de que en- par
ticular, en- TODD Mexico, no ha-
bra I'm solo pueblo que no reciba
con beneplacito ell gran invento,
pues ademas de remplazar para
slempre al detestable metate V
reduce a la mitad de costo
las tortillas, y entire otras mu-
chas ventaJas tiene la de hacer
estas al gusto del consumidor.
por ejemplo: Las hace del
gadas, gruesas, chicas, grandes,
redondas y cuadradas, estas Ill
han hecho Juror en- las ia
bricas de tamales y enchiladas.
por ser precisamente la forma
que sc necesita para que las en-
salgan perfectas.
Los senores Rios-Bernal pro-
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-31

Existe un pajaro en- Austria,
algo mas pequeno que ell pavo
com1n, conocido con ell nombre
cientffco de "Leipoa ocellata" Y
con ell local de ''Maeebird" ell
cual construye sus nidos en- for
ma de monticulos, los que tienen
cerca de cuatro metros y medic
de diametro y una altura que lie
ga a la cintura de un hombre.
Tales nidos no sirven a una sofa
pareja sine a veinte 8 treinta
contemporaneamente y son ma
nufacturados durante muchos a.
nos seguidos. A menudo Sc en-
cuentran en- ellos mas de Glen
huevos (que son comestibles).
Las ayes socavan, entire todas,
un ancho agujero encima del
monitor de terra. 10 llenan de
hojas y despues de hecha la
puerta, recubren los huevos con
mas hojas y terra y Sc van. Su
deber de progenitores ha termi-
nado, porque la incubaci6n es We
rifcada por Ell calor que desarro-
Han las hojas al descomponerse
y los polluelos estan en- seguida
despues de nacer, en- disposicio-
mes de buscar su alimento por
los alrededores.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-31
La RepdbIica Argentina y la P.P.I.E
RENUNCIAS SIMULADAS
La Seccion de Agriculture y SUI nuevo Jefe

lie aceptara la renuneia pueSto
que su permanencia al frente de
la seccion de agriculture no Sc
justIfica de ninguna manera.
Els necesario convencerse de
que las reputaciones professional
les formadas en- un ambiente fc-
ticio, tienen que producer a la lar
ga los resultados deplorables que
hoy presenciamos. Hacen pro-
Ximamente tres meces que lego
a esta ell nuevo jefe de la secci6n
de agriculture, y su obra solo Sc
ha reducido a zanzibar de sitio a
los pobres muestrarios que Sc
eXhiben, a omitir nombres, que
tai veZ no son de su agrado. q
colocar fotografias viejas en- las
Columns enviadas desde ell pals,
eVltanQO de eSta manera que Ell
p1blico pueda apreciar ell valor
de esas maderas, y fnalmente a
apropiarse de trabajos que no lie
pertenecen. Sc reptile Y en- for
ma amplifcada ell case del ex-se-
cretario general que Sc atribufa
trabajos solo al alcance de profe-
sionales, que a no dudarlo, tie
men idea clara de 10 que en- ST sig
mica la carrera agron6mica.
Volveremos sobre ell tema.
j. P. ZAvALLA
Ing. Ayr. Argentine
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-31

~pietarios y fabricantes de esta
Gran Maquina han frmado otro
contrato de venta de una ma
quina para la importante plaza
de San Antonio, Texas. Esto
significa que ell negocio toma
mucho empuje por su misma no.
bleza. pOr 10 que no es diffcil lie
que a hacerse esta maquina la
preferida en- TODD ell Continente
Americana. Porque ademas de
hacer las tortillas en- todas for
mas, como 10 indicamos al prin-
cipio de estas lineas, en- ella Sc
puede hacer y cocinar distintas
formas de pan, tanto de maiz
como de harina, que Sc usa en-
la America Central.
No divide Vd. que sus propie-
tarios, con TODD placer lie demos
traran y lie explicaran ell MEGA
nismo de ella 81 los honra con su
vista a sus oticlna y fabrica que
estan situadas en- la centrica ca
lie de Broadway No. 1853, entire
Powell y Stockton.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-31

Las renunclaS que enviaran al
Presidente del Comite Argentine
en- Buenos Aires, algunos de los
empleados del mismo en- esta V
que representa- al pals en- la P.
Z, |. E. fueron motivadas por la
communication cablegrafca que les
enviara ell mencionado Presiden-
tie, por la cual Sc les dejaba ce-
santes en- ell d~esempeno de sus
bien rentadas funciones. Mas
tarde vino otra communication yen
esta Sc les indicaba la necesidad
de hacer economics; de ahf que
r~esolvieran suprimir empleados y
reducir sueldos a los que talvez
mas 10 necesitan.
81 estas renuncias Sc lutheran
presentado con ~caracter indecli-
nable, Sc habrian encuadrado
dentro de una logica muy ele-
mental, como es la de facllitar
por medic de la renuncia la obra
del nuevo jefe que toma possession
del cargo superior. Ademas, al
dejarlos cesantes no debi6 haber-
Sc acceptable bajo ningdn concep-
to continuar desempenando fun
clones dentro de la comisi6n.
La maniobra de los de agricul-
tura y educacion solo ha contri-
buido a revelar intenciones. Ell
primero debio i%nsistir en- que Sc
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-31
DEL GENI0 HUMORISTIC0.

Entire amigos:
-Soberbio ell sermon de aver
sobre la carload il.
-Tanto, que listed siente de-
secs de pedirla, no es verdad?
Jefe-Vea, Pedro: listed es
siempre ell 1ltimo que llega a la
oficina.
Empleado. 81, senior; pero.
tambien soy ell primero que sale.
Ell empresario. A mi 10 que
me hace falta es un tenor de
fuerza.
Ell tenor. -Entonces nadie me-
jor que yo; hace dos amos era
cargador.
-Yo soy vuestra suegra, Sc
nor, lie grita dona Serapia a su
yerno. lila ley me protege!
-iLa All! vaya......
que existe una Socledad pretec-
tora de animales! Tiene V. raz6n.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-31
RartAaa.

Demuestran estas francas refexiones
que hay sinceros en- todas las naciones:
Tn russo: Debe ser cosa muy buena
conner a todas horas pan de Viena.
Tn frances muy patricia: Tengo ganas
de comerme dos chicas alemanas".
Tn aleman: De todos mis- deseos
es sin duda ell mayor, tomar Burdeos.
Tn ingles: Sere Juez, cual me figure,
y aumentare mis- c~ostas, de SECURE.
I'm belga: Desde tiempos muy remotos,
suele ell debil pagan los vidrios rotos!
Tn italiano: Ten la ENTENTE en- cuenta
pero arrimate al sol que mas calienta.
I'm espanol: Que puerto 9 ensenada
me quitaran por no meterme en- NADIA?
CELSO LUCIO.
LA Epoca, S. Antonio, Texas
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-31

consulta y mis- consoles, son GRATIS.
Puede I'd. darme pormenores de sus
males por e%scrito, 81 ash 10 quiere.
euro males cronicos. sin ell uso de
Instruments. Males secretos v enfer-
medades de la mujer, mi especialidad.
LAU VT CLIO.
HERBoLISTA CHINO
500 GRANT AVENUE. cerca de Pine st.
San Francisco, Cal,
Horas de Ofcina: de 10 a. m, a s D. m.
Los Dominges de 10 a. m. a l p. m.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-31
Curio S

La poblacion general del Cana
da que ell censo de 1871 estable-
ella en- menoS de tres millones y
medic, habia subido va a princi-
pios de este siglo, a mas de-.
$3.50, 900. Tres quintas parties
de los habitantes, este es, POGO
mas de tres millones, eran ingle-
ses, comprendiendo tambi6n con
este nOmbre los escoceses e ir-
landeces; y en- ell decenio 1901
1911 los inmigrantes provenien-
ties del RENO Undo fueron 562
mil; ell 60 por ciento del total de
la immigration. La immigration
eXtranjera desde 1871 al 1911 ha
cast doblado. Los franceses f.
guran en- ella con cerca de 1850
600 almas, los alemaneS con unas
80, 900, los holandeses con cast
"a, 600, los escandinavos con
81, 900, los rusos con %, 900, los
austro-hGngaros con Is, 900 y los
italianos en- ultimo tarmino en-
ire los pueblos de raza blanca,
con cerca de IL, 900.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-31

Los Estados Unidos de Nor
te-America obtienen de sus b6s-
ques una renta annual de unos
$3.50 millones de frances. Sc
calcula que los incendios de bos-
ques, los cuales ocupan asi $50
mil operarios causan por termi-
no medic un dano de 125 Milo
mes de frances y la perdida de Is
vidas humans.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-31
DR.. Henry D. Brusco

Especialista en- Intermediates del Cora.
zon, Pulmones y Rihones
Cura Radical de Todas las Enfermeda.
DIES Secretas
HoIa: de Ohcina: 10 a ! ! am. y de
Lines. Mierco lesy Viernes de J a s p. m.
Dominsos de 10 a II Telefono Suffer $50
563 Green Street
Resi6encis 1917 Union Street Tel. Franklin 1902
Home c 4093
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-31
Que Quiere ID?
Salud 8

81 Sc siente en-
~ fermo, no de-
- more en- venir
a consular a este
Maraviiloso Es-
p~eciaIista Chino,
quien lie devolvera
la salud por ell uso
de Hierbas Medi-
|~cinales do o
afca oia T.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-15
TURKS AERO GUNS STOP
 OEPREDATI0NS OF AVIAT0RS

range of the city except in a few in stances. several aeroplanes have been one instance q hostile aircraft was brought to earth within a few rods of the Sultans palace. The Turkish mil
 itary forces arriving from Asia Minor are being rapidly distributed along the defenses of the Dardanelles and Bos- phorus in anticipation of land attacks
 from the allied powers. The military
 authorities are straining every effort to
 place the partially destroyed defenses
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-15

Rene Hass states in a message to George Lomen written on an army post card. states that he is engaged in help ing to lick the Kaiser and everything is O K. but the weather. in comparison with which the weather in Alaska lis not in it." Hass states he is now quite accustomed to the "bing of the shells" and when you hear them coming, tell you one lays down mighty quick and when you are down you don't peek much" He also says his Alaska shoe packs are invaluable in the muddy weather and in their possession he is enVied hy the whole army as he is the only one with dry feet The shoe
 packs were purchased from Lomen as
 were also underclothng he is wear ing and he admonishes George to keep two more of the same against the time
 when he returns
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-15

CONSTANTINOPLE April 14-Aero guns and anti-aeroplane artillery have and buildings having towers or min
 arets in the ottoman capital and every preparation has been made to repel the many attacks of hostile airmen which have resulted in the destruction of no little property in the past few weeks. Since their installation the new guns have been so effective that aero craft from the English and Russian
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-15
Special CorrespondenceD

senator Sulzer If SulZer. lst DiVis- ion. Alaska. is all right Cor the lst DiVisionD He is bobma brdng the Ju- neau legislature with bills like the Kaiser is bombardng Rcims with shells He modestly asks for $49,000 of the S60,O00 from the Forest Re serve Fund He wants it for roads and bridges in the 1st Division. The wonder is that he did not apply for an even fifty. or the whole sixty. He wants an Attorney General at $500 per month to help him make up some more bills; he will probably suggest d 1st some pay for doctor for past ser vices rendered. Presumably 1.t Division doctor He puts in plea for bounty for the killing of Hair Seal, doubtless to benefit 1st Division fish ermen. He would like a bounty on the sclaughter of wolves at s15 per, pro tahly for the protection of 1st Division cattle and sheepmen. There is no doubt but the senator is a hustler for his division-the balance of Alaska may go hang.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-15

The following notes concerning the movements of the mails were received last night by long distance telephone
 James Protopapas, who is now at Chinik, being our informant. At the time of leaving Fairbanks, April 20, Protopapas states that there were forty-two sacks of mail destined for Seward Peninsula points, in the Fair banks postoffice. At Unalakleet, at the time of his arrival, there was nearly fifteen hundred pounds awaiting trans mission and nine hundred pounds more are due there today. according to infor- nation received from the postal people at that place. Protopapas also states that mail carrier Gunderson is due at Chinik today with five hundred pounds It is reported that there are fifteen miles of bare ground this side of Una lakleet and the ice gives every indi- cation of going out at any time. Pr0to- papas states that he covered fifty-four miles yesterday, making the run from Isaacs Point to Chinik, and expects 10 be in Nome in two days
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-15

A large crowd gathered at the Dis trict court rooms this morning in anti cipatiun of hearing several interesting cases called but were doomed to dis appointment as the court adjourned until saturday April l7. all cases being laid oyer until that date. The chief matter of interest in all probability was the much discussed case con- corning the aledged sale of liquor at the Kcrmiss
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-15
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