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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23
FINE EXERCISES
At CLOSING OF
SALEM SCHOOLS
Excellent Programs Are AT
tended by Large Crowds
Every NIGHT

SALEM May a-The past week
has yarnessed the closing exercises
for the term Of the public schoo1s
me public sessions, at which Pro
Inns have been rendered, have been
ven attended. N EacI, the large COT
lege auditorium has been crowded az
every meeting
At tae THURSDAY night meetnS
Superintendent NJ II. vanHoEn gave
! stasement of CONDITIONS, retrospec-
tive and forecasfnE the t1tuTe 81 Sflte
<chooI. ne CLEAN trom his soaSercen1
the folIowngs eactsS that :sFes dEs ess1s
work OF the high school as noN
orEanized covers : period OF tour
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

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small boys on shore. dash the little,
fussfnr. putting French picket boats
or the more dignided English launch
ses. -
.tOn the right, the French are max
ing 4 road and pier "A little nearer
lie town the Australians have already
completed a big wharf, and the rick
CIV STRUCTURE that has served for gen
eratious the needs.of the sleeping VII
Iaeesis piled high with every concetv-
able object from baskets OF lemons 10
hinge pieces OF timber It Is crowded
with natives and Greeks, and looks
every second IN danger OF collapse.
Stalking Greek Priests.
-ouiet.y stalking through all this
furry of war move the Creek press,
with their uncut hair twisted up IKE
a woman's or pSshed up under tn .salr
hats. with courteous salute to every
one mack or white, officer or private,
chat looks their way
.anland half a mile, war has van
ished save for the long regular lines
Of tents on the hf1lsides and the oc-
casional faint cali OF bagle. neTe
the farmer ploughs With his OLD word
wooden plough dTawrby sleepy oxen
winch are stimulated into action az
intervals by the prick OF, the goad-
spy the side of the streams. where
ooppies. lilacs and ragged robin are
spTinging up as the same. flowers are
in many, other quarters OF the world
the women kneel. beating their wash
ing on the stones, Laughing and talk
Ing and behind them from the well
wanss the familiar Bsbical figure OF
rfe -wonan-and the pitch Il1rn
reward the haroor and one has the:
smith esis. wild western hurry ana.
corsusion and eHcdency- there: here
eastern peace The latest deadly e3T
plosiveS on one side. on the o1net,
pitcher at the well. Tonder the big
army automobile truck, here the
wooden. ox,drawn plough"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23
undergraduates IN devising new and
startIng stunts to amaze the popu-,

undergraduates IN devising new ana
startling stunts to amaze the popu-
= Moving CD Day occurs the day be-
fore The final EXAMINATIONS In June
In stately fashion the seniors are dis
missed from their seatsin chapel by
the president This IS followed by
speeches setting forth the virtues OF
the other classes and declaring rea-
sons for their promotion When
these for..S finished there
is spectacuIarparade which reach
:es the downtown district or Meacy1lie
al noon time Glasses and fraterni-
ties and groups Vie With each other in
brfndnE out the astonishing. Ever
thinF Is represented from EPennsyi-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

The Little tneeter n New York is
TO be enlarged
Potash and Perlmutter" Is to be
produced IN Ans a
Wiuia1a Gillette. Blanche Bates and
Marie Doro aresplayingsf the 1astsweeks
OF Diplomacy -, !.
lance sderedsEhg 1nZher stock COM
Dany IN Buffalo.
Leonore U1Ech,. who starred in the
.eB5rd Of Paradise is TO appear In a
big h1m product@sen,.
Peggy oNen, who has been PLAYING
m:9Peg o. My Heart. is to appear IN
a drama called Molly and ;" by
Frank r adams; y
Don't Shoot a satire on the war
plays. which was headed by Richard
Bennett and Pauline Frederick, has
closed after a short trial
" "
Retaen, the famous French actress,
IS. being enthusiastically received IN
London in -AIsace,"a play which, she
produced in Paris two years ago.
Z " ~
Laurette Taylor is to appear at a
charity matinee London IN aTplay
written for her by Lady Townsend.
called The Mink and the Kings
Daughter"
wild Came forthcoming produc-
TIN by the, Shuberts. will include In
It's cast Ralph Herr. Edna Archer.
Crawford. Margaret Green and VIII
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

Z; Grace Diamond, leading lady Of the
fseHg Chicago stock company, mas
made good IN variety OF parts. and
is sim In her teens. although she has
had ten years of actual stage expert
fence. She made her debut In the Il
tie role Of .Editk.s Burglar Later
she Joined stock company and played
ssfor two seasons IN every variety OF
mart She says Il consider my train.
ing In stock as Invaluable It was a
constant change and spur to origin
:alty and good, hard work It would
be hard to name any school more ex-
acting than that OF stock company.
where you change bill every Week
have heard many actresses complain
Of the STRAIN involved in the naenaortz-
ing OF roles under stock conditions.
hut confess that this was always slim.
mating to me- Miss Diamond played
a.season In sketch by George Cohan
and was for four years associated With
]. G. oann1sters AUD Lang syne-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Moffett.- who
we're married last week at keyser.
". Va. spent few days this week
IN Washin gton enroute to their new
home Mrs. Moffett was formerly
MISS Margaret Carr. and the BRIDE
groom is prominent young bust-
ness man of Louden county, Va The
ceremony was performed IN Key.er,
the Rev. a NJ. Perryman Officiating
ME-. and Mrs Monett viii reside near
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23
Telegram Readers Given Infor:
nation about Players and
the, Industry.

Has the Ka1em scompa recently
put out a dancing picturee
= AuSwer-Ye Destroyer, a
three act drama, OF modern times IN
which Alice HOLSTER takes the part
Of Cherie, dancer, and does Hin
doc snake dance. It will be seen here
shortly
Who took the part OF Adam Bede IN
the Baograph photodrama OF that
Esranki1n Ritchie:
.Sss ss-------
what sort.Sp costume did Margar-
ct Edwards Wearin the partsof7f
in GsHTpocrStes,'ss = -
Anewer-Not any
VINO wasthe in
-sThe Hidden City and who produced
Answer-Graee cunard
would 1ikeaveFy much to know
where the following pictures We're
taken, Gretna Green IT ess5 Of the
Storm Country. and -C1nderel1a :.
Answer-.Gretna Green was TAX
en- at Lakewood N j., Tess OF the.
storm Countrysat and near Los An
seies. and Cinderella at Colonel
Benedicts estate at Greenwich, Conn
II you will answer the following
questions I'll greatly appreciate your
kindness. First What is Mary Pick
lords height Second What is her
complexion? Third. What. is her birth
- Anssez-1. About i've feet one inch.
. Light hair. fair skin and very dark
blue eyes. 3. April 5, 1893.
VIII you please inform me in what
picture Marguerite Clark has made
her latest appearance !.
Answer-In The Pretty Sister of
Jose, released May 81
Are Lothe. Mary and Jack Pschord
Anwer-Brotners and sisters.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23
Correspondent al. the Darda-
nelles Describes a Pietur-
esque Town.

Correspondence Of Associated Press3
ATHENS, May pa correspon-
dent with the British expedi1ionav
force at. the Dardancl1es, although not
allowed by the censor to give the
name OF the seaport where he; is sta
toned, sends the following sdescrtp-
ton OF the town and the picturesque
force gathering there: So. <.
I'VE have been lying for four days
IN a. land locked harbor, where. the
French and English troops are con-
5centrating for their campaigneasainst
the Turks. The war has brought a
weird transformation to some OF these
sleepy Mediterranean towns, a trans
formation that win mean permanent
changes to most Of them. They win
be modernized in many respects, and
the road building and dock making
and general house cleaning which the
soldiers are doing viii work almost a
revolution IN the towns and their in
habttants-
Black Infantry
This place is most interesting just
now, with its prosperous garrison OF
French troops-chasseurs d. Antique
on their superb Arab horses. Sengal-
csc infantry as black as my hat, and
Frenchmen in their blue tunGcs and
red trousers. The Senegalese have
odd little tents dotting a whole hill
side, each eight feet long. four feet
wide, and one two feet high, In the
middle CT which six men sleep. Dur
ing the day they HIT one side up and
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

Fourth class postmasters for west
Virginia who have qualified In their
examinations and received their COM
mission this week included James n
Stephens r4Rockport: John Mandt.
Heatnerman; James c. Curtis. Crab
Orchard: Delmar L. Curtis. Giles
George S. Pettry. Chesapeake: James
r. Glendenning. newly appointed for
the Office at Glendennins. formerly
called Kidwel1, and Jessie l. Rector.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

MISS Ellen Augusta Davenport. of
West Virginia. was. graduated witt,
honor this week from the Lucy Webb
National Training School at Sioley
hospital in this city The grau-
atine class this year was one of the
largest in the history of the institu-
ton. thirty-four diplomas and three
certificates being issued
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

rural route has also been order
ed established from Burlington. Min
era1 county which becomes effective
on the same date, and is also due to
the efforts of Congressman Suther-
land. The petition for this route was
signed by J. 3. Leatherman. j. W
Stove. George S. Arnold. D. B. Bal
ley George E. Bise and number OF
other prominent men of that section
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23
Quesfisns of kloDie
are Answered

years above the eighth grade
The school Is rated by the state
board as frst-cIass high school, and
ifua credit has been given its students
IN higher state slst1tutlons wher-
ever its graduates have gone. During
one hundred students and courses
have been given IN twenty stud1es.
The high school has maintained two
iyceums IN a crednable and helpful
manner The athletic association has;
done good Torf--and helpedetos pro-
vide. wholesome school spirit The
organization Of the Camp Fire GdTtss
under the direction of Mss Velma
RodaCer, is meeting a long. felt wait
among the girls
s No increase in the number OF high
school teachers will be required next
year. The home economies course
of this year VIII be replaced by a.
regular coure IN domestic science.
with Miss Nellie Saunders as teacher.
The Grades.
Nam School-Ten teachers have
been engaged IN the main bud dlng
and three4teachers at the sestTtsard
building The total enrolment Tor
the year for these grades reaches $50
or an average OF u pupils lot eacn
N5t9 the high school enroIsment
there is a tosaI of $50 for the entire
school 1t Is the purpose OF etha
school management to put on one new
teacher next year for the seventh
trade unless .unforseen school popu-
latio nwiil require more.
The policy of the school fer5 the
year has been hard work, steady pro
Eress and as little noise as possible.
The supermterdent's final appeal
49,
and for the citizens amply to proTtdes
the facilities for the best public In
structfons of che rising generation.
{ The lot sale at PennGboro sehedul-:
ed for SATURDAY, IN which Salem
parties are interested, WIS postponed
for one week On account Of the Ea1 1rs
a mems adult Bible class has been
school with T. Francis Kemper
teacher. 1t is starting off very. sue
cessfuI with an enrolment of about
fifty at this time.
A. C. waSner, Of ParkeEsbnrg.
route agent OF the Wells Eargox-
press company. was a business visitor
here SATURDAY In the interest OF his
company. The express coHpany Is
planning t0@.n2USuI<Ete a ~ 0S4A4sTSAS5
and PICK up service for Salem m
restricted area
The members of The Pocahontas
Camp Fire Girls held their nonth1y
meeting at the public school Frday
ndzAt. precious to the departure OF
miss veIma Rodafer for her home at
Shadyside. o.. for her summer ga
cation A full attendance OF the camp
was presens and honors for the past
winters work were conferred N a
strand OF beads. one head represent
ing an honor won Miss Frankte
Williams made the highest record OF
honors. 81 IN all, but the camp as
a whole made nice record
The executive committee ct the Ten
afila district, Sunday school conyen-5
don has been called TO. meet by
sfdent Ha-tley: at the Sblethodise
Episcopal church, Salem, at 2:9o SUM
The Rev E j. Woofte-. repoFteA
IcK the past week is s1ow1 recoS.
er5nx The Rev. A Wstairs- o.;
;Bridgeport, VIII supply for has sun
.dU.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23
Presidential appointments ewhich

Presidential appointments which
have been confirmed during the week
and for which commissions have
5een issued are that of Joseph a
Wooden for Pennsboro, W. Va; and
Thomas f. Hodges, Norgantown'
Ruth G. Ramsey has been named as
acting postmistress for the Office at
Penbro. ". Va. and Joshua r. Thorn
for Paden City
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23
GOSSIP OF TIE STAGE

Iedy stock comp s g. poplar prices
"A new pTayT6y BOD Cooper Nersrue
Is TO be tried at Atlantic City this
month is called Under Fire.
81
ta'Hgh links, With Stella Stayhew
IN the principal role. has ended IT'S
long season % s 6 weeks
Florence Auser Is making big sue
cess with Robert sIantell. parttcu-
1arly in the role OF Lady Macbeth
Experiments are beng made With
moving pictures on rauyoad trains,
Intended to break the nonotony Of
long trips.
George Fawcett is to become a CAM
era STAR appearing in the Morosco-
Bosworth production of The Majesty
OF the Law v y
Mary BoIand is playing with a
stock company IN Denver
Mrs. Patrick Campbell VIII reor-,
game her company and make tour
TO California
IT'S Long Way 10 T<<pperary has
become popular with the stock COM
pantes asa play ,x
The shuberS viii next week pro
duce IN Philadelphia a play called
Find the Woman previously named
~4o zane v V
Anna Marble has written war
sketch about coward who finally
corquers his infm7ity to such an ex-
tent that he wins the Victoria cross
" "
George Z. Kennedy has Just closed
his season with Potash and PERL
mutter.- and has returned to his
home 20 rest for the summer.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

conSressman-af-Large sutherland
has received notice from the postof-
fee department Of the establishment
o ia new rural route from Sage! Up
shur county, which becomes effective
June 16, 1875 Congressman Suth-
er!and has been very active IN secur-
ing this new route which was petit
toned for by Roy Warner. Jack Jen-
nings. A. L. Wilfong. l. L. Westfaii.
VIC. Teney and others and which
was taken up with the posfohce de-
partment before the close OF the last
session OF Congress.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

Changes in the schedule of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad Inter
state Special between Washington
and Chicago nave been announced
here and will become effective sun
day. The changes involve the IN
auguratton of a new train which is to
be known as The West yirSinian-
There will be no change In the De
narrnre of any of the other vest
bound trains excepti1Rs the West Viz
ginian. formerly No. IL from THIS
civ which will be routed by way OF
Wheeling The new train carries a
sleeping car to Wheeling and Colum-
bus and onother to Fairmout. MOT
rantown ana Uniontown
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23
Strait Seaporfs Being
Weirdly Transform

make a sort OF awning Of it, under
which they sit. The officers are al
Frenchmen, Of course. some oark
haired men from the, south, some far
not sunburned.
Then there are ordinary French
soldiers in their new khaki and Aus
trai:ans, big men, loose Nmbed, rid
ing carelessly rough coated horses
looking all the time as il they might
easily fail of. Too numerous to de-
scribe there are British regulars, ter
rStorials, marines. artillery, ayiatorsf
sappers, army service corps, Red
Cross, Greek soldiers and sailors and
peasants. Among the latter there IS
a snail proportion of women all wear
ing the, native yashamg, kind OF
double veil - ,.--sz-z-. -.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

a new ONCE has been ordered es-
tablished a. Chesapeake. Kanawha
county. one and one-hah miles from
Lewiston and three miles from Mar
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23
WOODEN shacks Spring Up.

wooden shacks have sprung up in
all directions, where loud voiced
Creeks sell fruit; candies. postcards.
sponges, timed stun OF all sorts,
whiskey. brandy and beer at 60 cents
a bottle The shacks are about half
the SIZE Of small automobile gar
age, and invariably bear1a sign Bon
Marche' or else grill room. over the
door, usually in chalk
.-The streets are filed with mules
staggering about under huge loads OF
fodder and supplies. ammunition
carts, Red Cross army automobiles,
wagons and small boys in hundreds.
crving Penny. sisnor, penny. Out
in the bay are batt1eshsps, cruisers,
destroyers. transport supply ships.
Golfers. hospital ships, Greek tradeng
schooners.and huge fiat barges by
the score. Everywhere, Ike the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

There are now at Mount Vernon
twenty-one members Of the Ladies
Mount Vernon Association who are
holding their annual meeting which
Is to last all through the week Mrs.
Eugene Van Ressallear, vice regent
for West Virginia, was one of the
tate arrivals. The meeting is one OF
unusual interest this year, several
very interesting gifts being made at
this session. One Of the most val
liable has been an old spern oil
lamp once the properly of George
Washington, which has ben placed
back in the Mount Vernon mansion.
The lamp had long been in the pos
session of J. P. Morgan. who acau1r-
ed It from George L. Upshur, who re-
ceiyed it from his grandmother.
Martha Curtis. a. granddaughter OF
Martha Washington The lamp IS
Of Sheffield plate and urn shaped 1t
Is one of pair of sperm oil lamps
which at one time stood on the man
tel at Mount Vernon.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23
Washington News
ESPECIAL eearEs-o.eEseD

wAsHoINGToN, D. G., May %
The Rev. G. Freeland Peter. for
merly associate rector of the Church
OF the Epiphany. who some months
ago went to Wheeling. Wa. to ST.
Matthews Episcopal church. is IN
washington this week, and Will make
a short visit with friends here before
going to Richmond. Va. where he
will shortly become rector of thtl st.
James Episcopal church
DR.. Peters has large following
of friends in this city whose only re-
gret is that his stay in the capital
will not be a permanent one
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

Who vas the OF enta1 prmcess in
.sThe Hidden City and vino produced
:. Answer-Grace Cunard
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

Are Lotue, Mary and Jack PscEor
all related2
Anwer-Brotners and sisters.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

Will you please inform me IN what
picture Marguerite Clark has made
i4er Iarest appearance?
Answer-In 'The Pretty Sister of
Jose. released May 81.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

A mems adult Bible class hassbeen
Organized at the Baptist Sunday
school with T. Francis kemper
teacher. It is starting off very sue
cessfuI with. an enrolment of about
fifty at this time. 80 -
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

The lot sale Pennsboro schedui
ed for Saenrday, IN which Salem
parties are interested, was postpenec
for one week On account Of the ra rain.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

Answer About: five feet one inch
Q Light hair, fair skin and very dark
blue eyes April ;, 1893 ~.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

II you will answer the following
questions I'll greatly appreciate your
Kindness. First What is Mary Pick
tord,s height2 Second What is her
completion? Third. WHAT'S her birth
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

wooden. ox7dramn plough. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09
FRUTTLAND

Capital journal Special Service.)
FrWitland, Ore, Jan. S.--Mrs, Ida
Jones, Of Toledo, Wash, and sister,
Miss Clara Guernc, of Woodburn, visit.
ed friends here last week,
Word received from the Bcllamy
family, now living at Phoenix, Ari2,
is to the effect that they could hardly
eat their Christmas dinner in that far.
away southern land by reason Of home.
sickness and longing for the old home
aud ncighbors left behind in Oregon
Not surprising,
Friday evening, January !, the fol
lowing persons were elected Sunday
school Officers Of the Fruitand Evan.
gclical church; Superintendent. W. o..
Witham; assistant superintendent, M.
omi Runner; secretary, Grace Coleman
treasurer, Mrs. Emmu Standifcr; or.
ganst, Nnomi Runner; assistant organ
ist, Priscilla Otterben; Librarian, Dor
othyc Runner; assistant librarian, El
mer Otcrbcin. Also at the snmo time
aud place the following persons were
elected TO fiji official places in the
Young Peoples alliances President,
Levi Otcrbcinj vicc.prcsidcnt, w. o.
Withamj recording secretary, Grace
Coleman; corresponding secretary Ken.
meth Runnrri missionary secretary,
Priscilla Otterbein; treasurer, Luclla
Zciglcr; choristcr NJ, NJ, Runsom; or.
gnnist Josie Bowers. The two last
named were reelected, having filled
the places the past year The others
] believe are all new officials
Kenneth Runner is home on holi
day vacation from Ostrnndcr, Wash.
He Is filling the position Of book.keep-
or for the Ostrander Logging and
Lumber company.
Friday evening Rev H. d. Horn.
schuh, pastor Of the Salem Evangelical
society, delivered an interesting dis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-09
TURNER news NOTES

Capital Journal Special Seryicc,)
H. a. Thiessen made business trip
to Salem Thursday.
H. j., Wright has sod his meat mar.
let to Gdd Lytle. lie has purchased
the Aumsyille Mercantile Co., and cx.
poets TO devote all Of his time building
up that business.
Stockwcll Cornelius was Salem viz.
itor Monday.
Beck 4 Co. report the real estate
business very good.
II. h, Crawford was Salem visitor
Thursday.
The second round of Mayor Booth Q
election contest will come off in tho
circuit court Saturday
Samuel EndicOtt visited Turner
Thursday
j. j. Hall has recovered from a severe
illness.
Fred Moore has rented the lIcrrick
house and expects to occupy it after
the 18th.
Miss Elizabeth Cornelius has been
quite vi at her homo the past week.
The Turner school opened last Mon.
any inc professor says everything i9
going wen except his alarm clock.
The Turner young folks expect to put
on play in the opera house soon
Late C0y0uuugh was Turner visitor
Monday.
George Mason was a Turner visitor
Tuesday.
Belle Wiper moved ont to her par.
cnt 3 farm Wednesday.
Miss Beatrice Crawford will spend
couple Of months on her fathers farm
near Turner.
Gerald Cover left Monday for Now.
berg after spending the holidays with
liicpls In Turner
Quay Wassom is the proud father Of
q baby girl, which he has named Vir.
ginia,
VIII Smith seems to be highly clatod
over his new title, "FOXy Grandpa -
II, l.. Wright moved to Aumsyillo
during the past week.