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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-17
POOR MEXICANS
FLOCK BACK TO
RUINED HOMES
Sec Signs of Peace, but Rich
Exiles Stay on Ameri-
can Soil.
TROUBLES ON BORDER
ARE DUE TO POLITICS

Mark y. Watson. srho recently con-
tribnted to THE SrN interesting artt-
clcs on Mcrico, ,cH ,orite more Of hts
experiences in the last fe1o tceeks In
ne interior and on the border. Tho
Jollotcno is the first Of a series Of
articles:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-05
W. N. M. S. WINDS UP

Social Purity" paper BY Mrs
Rate Waller Barrett ~ Washing
ton. -. C.. WAS feature Of Tues.
days session Of the national con
ventiGn ~ the board 81 managers
OF the Women's Home Missionary
society. az the First Methodist
church
Most OF the morning was devoted
10 the report OF a committee on
changes Ia the constitution and by.
laws
Officers chosen Monday were
Mrs. wilbur = Thrilled Of New
Orleans. reelected president. Mrs.
@. ~ Robinson ~ Detroit Mrs w
G. Heron. Cincinnati. Mrs - J..
Williams 81 Delaware. o.. Mrs NJ.
y. Park. New York city. and Mrs.
=. ~. Bodkin. Nelghbors. Cal. vice
presidents. Mrs. 81 l. Woodruff.
Allendale. y. j.. corresponding sec.
Rotary; Mrs D. - Thompson,
Evanston, H.. recording secretary.
and Mrs a. G Jennings. Cincinnati.
treasurer
The convention ends Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-05

stan 100. pkFs corn flakrv. lac
III phs. Niue Ribbon tea zoe. zoe onn
rcd Haln"u. lac. his fancy head rico
aar stall 1io. rs lbs stimulated sugar
81 no. large cans mills ric. ihs rolled
oats 2ac. , Ga nsaspnragur gbc stall
3eo. No 10 ssci, flour. 70c. good wainuts.
i'c DO cans corn. Tomatoes or peas
taT stall goo lbs navy bouns ass.
pure cider vinegar g5r gal. pigs
mtcaruui or spaghetti. Zoe Stall 3gf. loo
lonf bread. sc. Tor Zoe. cocoanut maca
rooms. Zoe dor g.laycr cakos. 6aoc each
stall 3ai fancy tomatoes soc BOX. iutcv
lemoeh lhc dov rrnnhorrirs lbs goo.
stalls ne. prime rih roasts. I4r Co t5c
TO-. oorurd beef Toe and ltc M ttsl
80. sweet potatvcH. lhs Zoe. fresh
spinach. o. no Stall $50 Fapd ,-tine
ana cooking apples soc Zoe aud zoe box
Nihll 20. lh cam baking powder soc.
stall q. boiling beef zoe TO- aparoriha.
Sc H. neck honoH. De- 10 country
bacon. teht DO
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5l-Public Notices
PUBLIC MARKETS


stall 49,. pure Erauuiafed sugar. iiss
tte. fresh pasfeurised mHk Sc Of BE-
D. stall 1893 Gee can maple syrup fer.
SEC cans enc stall tt. much bricks o.
stall o.. air can best chocolate. sfr g
Zee rhFa starch. 1tc stall q l-ih far
pure California honey eSc stall 1876.
10 ihs csre uuEar go. stth . SO Rroterf
order Stall 81. lamb Eteu &C. 49, stall
1921. bachbouss fhs stc Efaii 80
salmon gir and see each stall faif.
hiuaters. fsr $50 stall -. rhiidrcps
piets toilets. Ntos Stall a.. shoes re-
soish. 800 90 Zoe stall s1h umbrellas
recovered. 81 90 an
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WHITE

Fresh local ranch eggs csc dor pure
elder vinegar. Zoe at bottle. fresh peanut
butter, ioc No new packed aau~rkraut
BE- at roast pork. i2'sc ih. good steer
steak. i2Mc NJ pot roast beef Ice and
lt'sc lb fresh crabs, FOR gsc hnilbut
2 his eau. Jonathan apples Toe doz
fancy grapes. lbs 100. lbs gbr cot
taEc cheese toc no rims blood sausage.
lhe 10 froah Washington creamery but.
tor 2hc No. hot Toe loaf bread. Sc. Tor
lhc. loin pork chops tsc No.. pork roast
] 2c no veal steer. Zoe No.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-05
CITY SENDS DELEGATES

Twenty-Five delegates 10 League
Of Washington Municipalities axih
annual convention. beginning Wed
nesday. will be sent by Seattle
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This Is the Office That Is
Fighting the Fight for the
People.

Fighting 20 see that Yor can get
the right kind ~ Dental service bv
competent dentists. and letting you
know whore sou can get ~
There was lot - talk about
dental combine etc uutii we
came ont and exposed &C. since which
time ~ has been conspicuous ~ its
ahurnrr
Remember. az this office you get
only tho services 20 hiEh-riaHs. grad
uats. registered dentists. men who
have graduated from the best dental
colleges. and who have pnsssd the
examination 20 fhe state dental
board Every operator IN fHiH office
has his certificate from che state
dental board hanging right on the
wall IN front % bis dental chair. Ia
plain siEhf - alt
This certificate - proof 20 sou
that DC knows hts business. and
knows hos ta 40 your work the way
a ought o. he done.
why take chances ON having your
work done by man who cannot
show hts dental certificateT How
are you going 90 know whether he
r. really dentist. or whether 10
really ought 10 be out digging
aifrheHr
We give you an irourisd guarantee
with your work signed both by the
operator who did The work and by
3. ~ clark u u s. owner and man
aETr nf THE nffire. who u thorough
.ir responsible Thin guarantae
means that ~ FOR auv reason. your
work is not nRttRfartoFv. Nc will
make n right Snaae dental offices
give an+catied guarantee which
are simply pieces ~ paper signed
by NO one
We uAr the best ~ materials ana
tho most scientific and up-to-date
.uf painless methods We can 40 ynur
dental work without hurting you
We have testimonials IN this office
from many - tho best citizens both
mon and women. 81 Seattle and vicin-
lty. so prove this Come and let us
show them 20 YOU
Prices hero arc always the lowest.
a. We viii not DO uudertid on price
.hY nnN one
TEETH PULLED FREE
Zach morning from $50 to 1900 tn
eemonstrate our painless methods
Recall Dental Off,ra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-05
INSURANCE MEN MEET

First fall meeting OF Puget Sound
Underwriters association held IN
lodge rooms Monday night.
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fl-Aoreage for Sale
nanny rAnM

DAfnr FAuN
near
cathcari Hettom Lands catheart,
Wash
NORTH pr THE cry
80 90 PER Acun
ts srfes. ~ acres in cultivation
10 acres in pasture. balance rs
alder aud vine maple exception
ally easy a. clear. - nearly at
bic stumps have been reno, "a
House. rooms. barns aud all out
biuiidHgs 'uruhafd. close 20
school
Mere money has been expended on B.
ihia property than this estate il
adkins Tor the Whoie farm
Several hundred families have re-
GENTLY purchased nearly 500
acres ~ this Land in us raw
state and positively paid from
tfaN e. 1850 rrr Arre.
The soiis nn this farm are rich
black ceiefy land. dafk elias ioam
and bench bottom land
Auto service ana freight route into
this fifF
rries fa aoe, terms N 500 cash.
and balance 300 per year
PETIT a HoWt.E
1oes Third Ave-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-05
LIST or GOOD BUYS

An acre the boat NJ bottom land all IN
hixh state ~ cultivation. nice t.rnafn
house and qutbuiidinEs close o. street
ar. sidewalks electric lights iis p
honey place 1880. terms EASY
asrss nof,h % city. near iBterufban
station hair - this L. rich bottom sati
rec a.faem house barn. chicken
house. one acre thoroughly cleared and
fenced 10 cheap a. tit9e. on easr
terms
4 pretty ranch near Kent. acres %
hiKh state % cultivation. fine crop ~
all varieties uev s.foom buuaaiop
harm and chicken houses. some stock.
piEs and poultry irs worth - SOC.
Price fs.soo
Real farm ~ acfcs me soii Il the bret
rich hnttam land. al in cultivation /.
nice river alongside good. almost neu.
sronm house barn and outbiuiiduss
fine jersey COWS fno big horse.
wagon buggy ell ueersaary ma
chiuery and tools. some pigs and
poultry. Price $3.50
Real water front. 2 acres; 600 feet ~
fine beach tho soii ls GOOD nice slope
good room house and outhutidinEs.
enough fruit and berries for family
tools. etc irs cheap nt 800
Near Kent. "a acres 10 acres cleared
on county road. close to town school
ana high school tho noii ls good
splendid location good 2.room house
good barn and chicken houses good
orchard. cows , horse 800 chick
oua an manner Z machinery aud tools.
It's rcHi buy o. $4,000
Real good DAIRY farm. 90 acres ~ er-
esiient soil fenced and cross fenced
with hog tight fencing s.roon house
large barn and necessary buildings
fruit and berries win place goes an
extra hiE team ~ horses % head ~
stock. bunch ~ hogs tools otc. about
60 tons ~ hay Think ~ the price.
oHiY ft.5nO.
- acres. real good soil priced ~ 81. ooo.
terms easy
80 acres. close 90 Seattle. north. priced
~ So an sore
100 sore improved ranch. near Lako sam
mnmish priced AZ $50 an acre.
$50 acres az ral city priced ~ 80 an
acre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-05

rnrnr's riNr ron ryIniInINa
NtEht naw - mo time go tuF iaHa
vhsn saiae. srs az rock isuitaiu Ysa
all nvsrf have better aprattunitF
fna can clear 3 acres this ptntsf BE-
fsaT idis rfnr cleared land Il ~nffh
tpifs az mach a. rough ThiaA it
over.
Atnrs ron 500
so tA~n. 80 rrn MONTH
located anir miles frsfn ritv unlss
ttss - Sound and seattle excellent
tfaHspaftatiaB roa ran Tive here ard
Wafh in city The sHi is deep. fifh.
ttaek snd fsd loan even foot csn -
cultivated fiHr tfnuf stream Make
81 appointment 90 go this II eiu
rnsi fau neihins i0aTfHisad. faa
sannai bay The afieiniaE land. unim
rfnrsa. faf tsie~ this prirn
sssE> a -rNro~ toNrsSN
isie f1fsi Ave opsn Esrnlags
ACREs. WITH HOME. $500
ore affa cleared On main county read
phons a. y =. siufs aviieerY. aad
suad sSii
IT'S a BARGAIN
500 CASH AND $40 PER MONTH
CLIFFORD a VA NARsDAt.E. Inc
1853 rhifa Nts iet Washinstee -
THREE LAKES
SNOuOMfSH COUNTY. WASH.
IL humber manufsrttrfue ie~e located
shout fTs niiss from Hnaharnish sni
- mtiss fram Everett Tfasas raa.
acct Htfs ihs y a. ~ Maehias ana
ths o = and g ~ a Vs. y 81 Weed.
tum ssar 1pnrp" There are excel
lees gravel fuads aaliy auto stages
seaeas store, phone asa a. v y
We smpinF close 20 tea wsn ani are
ssilinE eufsas~f lands handy 20 ear
miifs ard camps
"YOE DEAL WITH Us DIRECT
Asa a. oaF prices anf terms sta
offinafy sftort- ths man ~hq really
wauts home I'll surrssH OTHERS
ARE poiSu BO-wuT SoT rour
Write %
v ~ MEfELrgoftS NOR
iend psrt Thfss Lake. Lhr CO
iret = Smith uias seattle
ar FAhM
u ths SO Vsruan district ~ fhs hss,
place rna can so rinss 20 srheais ssf
tnwas The Hntk that 10 nffsfef
safss surrrss even IN a rmHW texte
afax urt one ~ M rtrrniars
q 6 rfrENA. 30 cnlanhia =
ctsfAWEn NOTION t.Asn
/ I have AZ aeras = bottom land. Just ans
mile from depot 81 eaohemish Il y
al cleared art fenr~d arfss aatatn.
iuE ssia Ter o. SEQ AK ths taFrr
This place Sill ufafars ~ fes sefth =
snafs Hstf season rftrs 1850 tfse
cash tafanre ~asy asr ~ HsN. ffs
ftonssr uiaF
3 ACRES. WITH LARGE STRING
sf7l
Almost o. sisht = Seattle
EASY TERMS
lCLtFFORD a VAN ARSDALE. Inc.
( 1879 Third Ave tri washington g.
SOUND VIEW
{ AND uunn Mptf.
ACRES Yun tsss
SIS cAHif 30 wuNTHf.r
/ Tnis tract wlW make fn~ chicken and
/ fruit faurh. good roads. school a saa
| mill hAhfF close So Enpd creamery
| fret class transportation Co Seattle
! sgeerfnE vfsW - Sound
I F-gEr sotNp FhHus so eos ard Az
ACRES NORTH OF CITY
Mostly isFsf. small part gptana al
| sod soil one mile from the Sound
On county road easy 90 clear Price
| tTft on easy isu.a
I - A a.
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4l-Acreage for Sale


win fine tier ~ Seattle. Ynu
zen buy e small house. iefei iaud.
oil cleared ana in garden. barn
and chiehsn house with Jersey
ruN and chickens FOR $3.50 70
account ~ business siss here
Impossible fof ewurfs a. iies an
this place and will make easy
terms i1 people sjin viii move
an al once Take Madison slaos
tfie and county ferry 90 Kirk
land and inquire fnf 49, ihsues
man nt Burke rHrraFs office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-05

NONr uEfrEN
90 AcHrHi IDEAL soit
Ali ron $3.50
$40 CASH. 80 AONTtiLY
Tie tfarf is iuHt west ~ Seattle in Wrll
ertued distfirf land iles very level. and
10 easily CLEARED cream and sHH route
q ~ ana phone good roads school
and rawmiii close 60 Tract plenty ~
Hntrr good nstEhhofs
rtGEr HnfHu YARNS 90 eos 1fd As
43-Lots for Sale
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SOUTH END
Shoulder steak, ~ 10 d.. compound. Do
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EXCHANGES

40--Exchanges
EXCHANGES
Home on the lake an acre with almost
new. Broom house and uufhuiidlugs
Priced $500. trade
Ice. almost asw. t.roorn modern cot.
taEs Price 81 500. mortgage tE00
years 70 run. Want 10 trade equity
Large well built hous. 81 rooms lot
soxtfa paved district. cio-s IN. clear
- ineambrance Price 5000 Ex-
change for acreage
alder land half cleared balance pas
ture. good improvements stock and
tools. Price $4,000 Trade for home
ago arcs. Tsxps land. clear ~ incum-
brapre. Trade for something on tho
Cosst Price sis an acre
as acres 81 sage land near Yakima
clear ~ iucumhrsnc- Trade Tor 80
attis and assume Price 80 an acre
30 acres Just north ~ Bothsii a fine.
level tract Priced 90 tloo an acre
VIII exchange fnr seattle property.
geo acres highly improved dairy farm
$50 acres ~ best bottom land. IN cuitl-
walton two sets ~ good buildings. m
cows 20 hsifsts. horses. JOE ~ hogs.
al necessary mnrhinerv and tools
Price fta.99o EErhanEo Tor Seattle.
HERMAN SCHROEDER
N7-tts Green HidE. Fourth and PIKE
BUNGALOW FOR AUTO TRUCK
Groom bunFaloa large lot good Wow.
streets graded nearly Hii improvements
in. block ~ ear Weet Seattle renr
Junction wants HIGHT auto trick ono
TON. ar automobile with delivery body
MULLtN BROS LAND co
Main 7e17 CO.'S Northern Rank Hidg
WILL TRADE my home W. a. Joseph.
No. for Washington property or auto.
mobile what have ypu7 Address
oy~-~.~~(0~NO~~.~>>~~
4l--Aercage for Sale
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36--Rcntal.

P1TVriSd. pspsT hsHTins shop. Msi6
agfe
~~-~o~o-~e~~o~~-~~~e~~>~~
An Evrbarnea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-05

Zach morning from $50 to 1900 IN
eemonstrate our painless methods.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-26
sen IAL DISTRICT
BILL BY Mr.. PAR RISF
Places Harrison, Lewis and Up
shlr In One TO Be Known
as the Eleventh.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 2s. sena.
tor Parrish, as chairman OF the SEN
at committee ON redistricting. intro
Iduced a bill In the Senate today. di-
.viding the state into fifteen senator
ial districts as follows: a
Nrst-Hancock, Brooke and Ohio
Second Marshall, Wetzel1 and
Monongalia.
Thirrd-Tyler. Peasants. Wood
and Writ. ~
Fourth Jackson, Mason, Roane
and Calhoun.
Fifth cabell, Putnam and Lin
coin.
sixth Wayne. Mingo and Mo.
Dowell.
seyenth-Logan. Boone, wyom,
ing. Raleigh and Mercer.
Eighth-Kanawha.
Ninth Summers, Fayette and
Nicholas.
Tenth-Ritchie. poddridge. GIL.
|mer. Braxton and Clay.
Eleventh Harrison. Lewis and
Twelfth Marion. Taylor and
Preston.
Thirteenth-Mineral. Grant, Tuck.
'er, Barbour and Randolph.
Fourteenth Pendleton. Pocahon.
tas. Webster, Greenbrier and Mon.
roe.
Fifteenth Jefferson, Berkeley
Morgan. Hampshire and Hardy.
The Parrish bjll also provides fo1
az, innraoca; IN f1,a m mn, ta rokt,. r al
the House OF Delegates from eighty.
six to ninety-four Under the provis.
ions OF the bill, Eanawha county
would have SIX members; Cabell
Fayette, Harrison, Mcdowell ant
Ohio four each; Marion, Mercer and
: Wood, three each: Berkeley, Brax
ton, Greenbrier. Monongaiia, Pres:
ton. Raleigh. Randolph, Roam ant
Wetzel two each, and the remaining
counties one each.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-26
STREAM SANITATION
Bin Known as the Parish Bill is
Having Easy Sailing in
the Legislature.

4 CHARLESTON, Jan. 2e..-A bill for
the state department OF health mas
come troth the: medicine and santa;
ton committee Of the House with fav-
orable report and advanced to second
reading. The same bill has been fay;
orabyl reported to the Senate. In this
connection there is wide inquiry from
many parts OF the state as to the fate
OF the bill relating to the pollution Of
streams and the protection OF water
supplies for cities and towns, intro
duced into the Senate By Senator Par
rish. The bill In question was re-
ferred to the committee on medicine
and sanitation and there Is fear. on the
part Of the many who strongly advo!
cate the Parrish bill that the medicine
and sanitation committee, having
under consideration the general bill
for code of health, may sidetracl
the specific bill regulating water sup.
plies. The Parrish bill was prepared
carefully for the good of all sections
of the state. .land its advocates believe
that II It had a chance for a fair hear
ing before the Senate and the people
1t would become a law. ie
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-26
MOTHER JONES
is to Pay John D. Rockefeller /;
Visit upon His Personal
Invitation. &
q, Assoe,.Trc I. z ,ssss, q,

NEW YORK, Jan. 26. John D..
Rockefeller. Jr., today invited .aaiotEt
err Jones, the aged strike leader In
the Colorado coal fields, to visit him
and place before him all informal tion1
as to the strike situation there. The
invitation, was accepted y
1t was extended by Mr.. Rocket ellef
as he entered the room In the city
hall where the federal commission
on industrial relations is. conduc ting
its inquiry into the causes OF indus
trial unrest. AS he walked from the
door to the witness chair, he saw
Mother. Jones sitting among the
spectators. He stopped at her side
and shook hands.
81 wish you would come to see mo,
and give me any informal ton Vph have
on the Colorado situation, K Ne said.
Mother" Jones was visibly surprised.
That's very nice OF you,n she said.
l'sI have always said that you could
know but little of the condition 6t
the workers in Colorado and that you
should hear something else beside
what these tifrelings tell you.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-26
mrs. z!NN dead
Well Known Woman of PhiIippi
Passes aWaysin Her Nine
tieth Year.

Mrs. L. A. Zinn, age 80, passed
away at the home of her son, w. D.
Zlnn, in Philippi, of diseases incident
to old age Monday night. Funeral
services will be conducted at the home
at o'clock Wednesday afternoon by
the Rev. L. w. Holden. after which
interment Will take place in the
Mount Olive church cemetery.
Mrs. Zinn was daughter of the
Rev. James Gawthrop, well known in
Baptist ministerial circles throughout
the state several years ago. Among
the surviving relatives are Mrs. E. P.
Drummond, of Stealey Heights.
The deceased was for several years
a devout member Of the Baptist
church and always lent a helping
hand to any movement in the inter
est of churchwork.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-26
VACANCY
AT West Point Military Acade.
my Congressman Hughes
Desires Filled.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26.-Con-
gressman James A. Hughes has an
nounced that there. Is one vacancy in
the military academy at West Point
at his disposal. and he is anxious to
hear from those who are interested In
the matter. The applicant after be-
Ing legally qualified must report al
Columbus barracks. on the. third
Tuesday OF March, 1915. and II then
found to possess the necessary quail.
fications will be admitted to the acad
emy ON June IA, 1916 The Law. per
mlts that.one person can be designat.
ed as principal and two others. as first
and second alternates. The person
nominated for appointment must be q
resident Of Congressman Hughes' dis.
,trict. not under a or over 20 yearl
Iot age b
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-26
GERMAN PROGRESS IN
FRANCE; is REP P0RTED

PARIS, Jan. 26.--Greatly increased
activity along the western battlefront
is reported in the official French
statement of today. The initiative
rested with the Germans who in some
sections delivered as many as FIVE sue
cessive attacks OF great violence. It
is said that all these assaults were
met successfully except In the region
Of Craonne, where the. Germans sue
ceeded in penetrating the trenches Of
the allies and holding some of the
ground gained ~ .-sss $500.
Bomb mbardtnent by the Germans Of the
Alsatian town OF Sentheitn, six miles
southwest OF Thann, indicates that
they may have made some, progress in
this region also.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-26
BONDS PAID
To the Amount of $40, 900 TO
Knights OF Maccabees by
Local School Board.

The Clarksburg school board re.
deemed large block OF school
bonds OF the 1906 issue Tuesday,
paying the knights OF the Maccabees
of the World $40. 600, through the
Empire National Bank and the board
announced that at a meeting at 4
o'clock Tuesday afternoon It woulc
formally cancel bonds covered by
the Maccabees.
Eevies were laid for the year,
911-14 inclusive, to pay thes.
bonds. No levy for that purpose was
laid prior to- 191 l II
! The total 1905 bond issue amount
ed to So 600, of which the Macca.
bees purchased $3s, 600 They stil
hold SIS, geo of. the $4,000 still
outstanding.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-26
ELEVEN CONVERTS
Are Secured by Evangelist Lutz
at the Big Revival
Meeting.

The revival meetings being CON.
Quoted by Evangelist II. F. Lutz, oi
Washing ston, D. G., at the Central
Christian church continue to grow In
interest, and last night eleven per-
sons responded to the evangelist's
call to come into the church.
The crowd that attended the meet.
ing last night comfortably filed the
church and the evangelist was at his
best. The Word OF God. was mis-
subject and he held the rapt atten-
ton of his audience throughout.
A special feature of the meetings Is
the music. Miss Laura Thompson,
who is we'll known as a vocalist. Ii
rendering solos each night, and in
addition she is choir leader.
Tonight the subject will be Right
ily, Dividing the Word. !.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-26
Issues a Sweeping Regulation
tor the Conservation of Food
Supplies of Germany.
HUNGARY is ! N'vAlD D
BY Russians by Way Of Buko-
NiIia and Troops Are Closing
in on Turkish Forces.
leY AatoelAreoestep

LONDON. Jan. 26.-The sweep
ing regulation for the conservation
ot the food supply OF Germany, In
Guiding the confiscation OF the en-
tire grain crop is regarded in Lon.
don as the most significant item OF
news received today from the coun-
} tries at war. Berlin announces Of
ticially that this step cuts deeper
into the economic life of the Ger
man people than any other measure
adopted since the outbreak Of hos
tilities and the government defends
3 the regulation on the ground thai
In order to upset the plans Of Ger
Idany's enemies to starve the en-
pire Il IS necessary to make certain
6t a regular supply Of foodstuffs
until the next harvest.
sian invasion of Hungary by way
ssct BukowiIZ. is attracting interest
ed attention in London. A special
news despatch from Budapest sets
forth that after temporary check
the Muscovites actually had pene-
trated Hungary. where they hold the
key to Josefalva, an important STRAIT
egic position. Russian re-enforce.
ments are reported as constantly ar.
irving in Bukowina, fact which
j clearly Indicates, in the opinion oi
British observers. the intention oi
J Russia to invade Transylvania In
force. Petrograd asserts that as a
+ counter to this Russian move against
TRANSATLANTIC the German army,
which was sent ostensibly to oper-
ate against Servia is now being di-
rested to the defence of the Carpa-
THAN passes in conjunction with. the
FORCES Of Hungary.
Petrograd reports also that the
Russian Caucasian army is closing
III on the Turkish Black Sea flank
whore the Ottoman troops are de-
sribed as in dangerous plight
From the same source comes re-
port that. the British army in Meso-
;potamia has met with some success
while advancing on Bagdad.
On the sea the presence Of sub
marines near. the island Of fu5Fen
of the coast OF Prussia in the Baltic
has caused the German mail boat:
to put back to Treileborg, Sweden
J. when only few hours out on hel
regular run.
Berlin now claims that in Sun
days naval fight on the North Sea
the Germans sunk two British admir-
pedo boat destroyers, as we'll as
British cruiser. The British admir-
atty continues to ignore these claims
but It has rct as Yet issued any re-
port giving detailNof fhe part play.
x ed IN this action by the British light
cruiser and destroyer squadron.