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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-02


underathe auspices OF the w. Va. So.
ciety In honor Of the old soldiers hero
from that state.
Mrs. NJ. Ann Hall, Of Morgantown,
who is one OF the ". r. c. organ.
i2ers, was given honorable mention
for her work at one OF the meetings
OF the national organization.
In report to the War Department
OF the ten marines wounded a few
days ago in battle with rebels in
Hayti, the name of Private Goff Ellis.
worth Jordan, whose home Is al
Goose Creek, ". Va, appears. He
was shot in the left foot.
Judge j. V. Blair, OF West Union,
and MIR. and Mrs. Smith Blair, OF
Clarksburg, were here this week and
with a number OF other West Vir.
ginians attended the marriage of Miss
!<ina Faunlleroy Powell to Mr.. Rich.
ard Potts. OF Frederick, Md, which
took place at Leesburg.
DR.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Kessler, Of
Clarksburg, are guests of MFR. and Mrs.
Amos Z. fanes, 1T the latter's home
Oh Florida avenue.
Mrs. Lydia Parrill and Miss Par.
rill, Of Falrm0nt, are guests OF MIR.
anu Mrs. William S. Corby, promi.
nent residents OF the Capital.
Fourth class postmasters for West
Virginia have been commissioned as
70 Iyws: James ]. Tabor at Little.
burg: l'hiiip Exert at Blocton; George
s. Loho at Lone Cedar; Carl P. Blatt
at Portcrs Falls; and George E. Stu.
art at noosmore.
John N. Mitchell. a prominent and
successful real estate uealer OF Park.
erSburg and a Union veteran, com.
b!ned business with pleasure while
here attending the eneampment. He
purchased as an investment for a
client fine property on 18th street,
y. W., in the vicinity OF Rock Creek
Park. Mr.. Mitchell will visit the bat.
tlelolds along the Winchester Pike
before no returns to Parkersburg.
There were 296 old soldiers from
West Virginia registered at the Pow.
hatan Hotel headquarters Of the West
Virginia Society, and that was not
quite all Of them who came to the
encampment. Some Of them failed to
register and receive the souvenir
badges which the Society had for
them. However, these were only
very few, It is believed.
The West Virginia Public Service
Commission and E. E. Winters, It's
chief railroad inspector, are here to
appear before tho Interstate Com.
merce Commission in connection with
protest against tho increase OF 10
cents on West Virginia coal ship.
mentS To the Great Lakes rf,arket
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-02
AMERICAN NEWS
Trinity NJ. e. Church. F."
Rev. NJ. = Having. Pastor.
BY James o. Heath.

Morning service at II a. m.
Sunday school at p. m.
Evening service at s p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday avening
at o'clock.
All are cordially invited to attend
the above services.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-02

Amani who fell off an elephant in the New York ZOO
Infringing suit for damages. Here's tip for Teddy
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-02

Many man blames the weather when the real fault
is with his stomach.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-02

Melanchola is mental disease caused by letting your
trouble straddle your neck.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-02
Election Of Officers.

Election Of Officers.
Mountain City Lodge No. 1888, G. u.
o. OF o. F., held their quarterly cleo.
ton of officers last Monday evening.
Officers elected are as follows: c. W.
johnson, E. S.; Lyllewin Woods, v.
G.; G. NJ. Perkins, n. c.; F. F. Meade,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-02
Entertained Aid.

Mrs. Francis Washington entertain.
ed Aid No. / of the Trinity NJ. E.
church last evening at the church.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-02

A chicken and waffle supper will be
served at the Trinity NJ. E. church
Thursday evening, October Z.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-02

There are legislature hals-and legislative hauls.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-02
Church Reese


Church Reese M1squc.
All Souls church vurth avenue,
New York, was ono referred to 90
The Church of the Holy Zebra" be.
cause of the daring aoresque effeSs
:: its architecture. Jacob Wrey
.,nuld, who died in 1866, was the de-
..gaer and builder.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-02

In report to the War Department
OF the ten marines wounded a few
days ago in battle with rebels in
Hayti, the name of Private Goff Ellis.
worth Jordan, whose home is at
Goose Creek, W. Va, appears. He
was shot In the left foot.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-02

. ocToRs spend too much time studying disease and
not enough time studying health, said DR.. Henry
B. Favill Of Chicago, chairman of the Council on
Health and Public Instruction of the American Medical
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26
Die farbsn der kriessIbiffe.

Sur per nihts oapon ueritebt,
oentt bei Dem Nnblid zines &riess.
idiffes, baB bs1eu 6arben nur gum
3ierrot pa Ieisn. Sir ale @eoens
itdnoe, sic III Ysriibrung nit sSeut>
tiafeit tommen, uno fpssisa beim
8rie9sidiif tommt nod Die 6ru9e
Der ouffduigen Si6tbdrteit bel perz
i~dlieoener 8elidtung (beiierer Sim.
mel, Bepoltung, Rebel uilu.) binsu.
6riiber mag bns allerhiugs anoers
9epeIen isid, lpie siu &iidbIid ouf
Die Sarben Der &riegsihiffe i'm 2auz
fe Der Soften seitigt. SIM Mltertum
muroe Den Sdifien entipeoer Die Eas
tiirlide '9oI3farbe beldnen Ino oas
0ol3 nrr nit Sci o0er nnberen SET
ten gum ShuB eingerieben, ODER mi.
mebr poer peniger bnnten sSorben
ougeityiden. Nud ptiBer 9lnitrid
lam ppr. lno Der lIte RIiuius be-
rittet. NoB 5u peiisn !0eritelung els
ne beIonOere Grbart aus Smprna bee
5oqen muroe. gu ben 3elien oes
@omer lpGren nuf oe6en eigener
Nusiaqe Die 6arbsn 3ot, 8lau uno
Beib fir Sdiffs iiblif, mo es oer>
bent 8sahtung, DAB bic bIoue 6ar>
be fir Ietognoi5ierungsiGiffe pers
punot puroe, I'm lie peniger a%uffdiz
lig 5u MAIDEN. 9osielpe erSGbIt
Gdiar BON ben lanoen 8opten Ger
Seipobner 9ritdnniens. Wiit BEN
sunebmenDen Gurus i'm romiIhen
Reid ipurDe ou6 Ole @sr3ierung unb
6arbenprndt Der Shiffe sinihlieBIid
Der Segel INNER eroBer.
4u6 BEL Den noroiihen 8oItern
lief man Den Shiffen 3unddit bic
Naturforbe, bic aud ipdter BON ben
Nieoerlanoen unb ben Der SANTA be-
porSuot purbe. g. 9er3ierunq ers
bielten Ole 5obrseuqe ndmeutli6
our9 Die 9ierasitaltsn am Bug unb
ourh bic ieitlife 4ufbdnguug Der
bemdlten Collie. CUR 3eit Der
Sonigiu gliiabetb bon England tpurs
Den bereits ale m09li6en Jnrs
ben BON Weib bis Sob qebrdu6Iid
INC Sup.ilsn erbebli4e Summen fir
Sen Inltrid ouseegeben. Satob l..
sablte einmut fir 8emoIen uno Der
GOLDEN zines S6iffes einidlieBlid
Der S6niBereien fat $1,000. BIS
sum Gnns bes odtjebnten Sabrbunz
osrts itre6te man Damn mad groBerer
Ginfodbeit, uno beute gelten fir ben
aritrih Ser psrihie0enen 4rten bon
ST. ,eqsIdiffeR houptidhlih prottii6e
Grndeungen. Die fir bie inter Nais
fer uno iber Nafer befinoIiden
1eile unb je na3 Den 3peden Ger
5abr5euge perihieosne 5drben pors
Ihreiben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26

Sei Der tur3en Seleudtuna Der
trieqsrii6en Sdtigteit Der beutitsn
Sapausrie muisn mir nod Elm Selo
eanS beion0ers herporbeben - ndms
lib Die Sffi5isr 6ernpatrouills. Wie
Die n~orpegii6eh 6iorOe bort
nWteerfin9er" aenannt = ipeit III uus
Sano biHeingreiieu, 10 fiibIt Die 0f>
fi3ierfernpdtrpuile ipeit in oas bonn
6einoe bsiebtt GjeIdnoe biuein, Gugeno
uno Iaufneno noh alien Seiter,
tduienofdlti9 beoroht mo geiagt.
Iuftldrun9 uno Hahrihten iam>
melno un0 inter ben gr0Bten @ez
fdbren Der !9eeresleitung s~utraaeno.
Die 6ernpatrpuiaen iueroen oft bis
auf 100 8ilometer uno meter porees
trisben. Sic iino l bis 2 Offi3iere
uno 6 bis u 8eiter fart. Sic bds
ben einen Snoinnerfrie9 81 fibren.
Riht Der reguIdre sSeino moht III
nen Gorge. icnbsrn Oas leioige
6ranttireurlpsIen nit ieinsn tiidiihen
W~oroaufdueu aus benz S~interbaIts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26

Die STANDARDIZATION lit Iomit aIs
Elm auBerurbentli9 fairies 9eta6es
ment oIer Wdffen on3uieben, bic
jeBt ieber ariegslags ielbitGnbi9 ee=
padien lit. Das neue Grersierre9le=
ment bon 1909 betont 5lpor, ooB ole
3Olung oIIer Iufsaben 3und6it nit
Der 2un5e periudt perpsn ion, es
9ibt dber heutIid)e 6inipeiie, DAP oas
5euergefeht abgeieFener Mannidnfs
ten iorpobl in DER 9erteioigung aIs
I'M 4ngriff nidlt geideut perNen
bari. natiirlid inter ,3ubilfenabme
Der reitenoen 4rtinerie uno fer Mn.
i6inengepebre. Die @ercini9uua Der
Wirtung dller brti 8aIfen tommt be-
Ion0ers CUR Oeltung in Ser riibers
bolenben 8erfolgun9" zines gefdlagss
nen uno Dem yieitIiten 4ufbaIten"
zines Iiegreihen @eqners.
Die 8egner 0eutidldnos unb ieis
mes 8erbiinbeten botten iid porbereis
tet, NIT elmer geipaltigen WoIte bon
aapouerie Dor ibren Irmesirontsn
oufSutreten. dele 9(pildt lit nur in
gerineem Mabe our ausfiibrung ges
tommen. Die @oritobe Der rufiidsn
anpallerie entbebren Der gemeinIamen
6ibrun1, bes tattii1n 3uIummens
bangs. Die &oiaten baben polenos
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26

Spn eitcnl NupfcrntunQel
GentibIatlo3 fam gor teiuc Mcot
icit. ,3rpor meroen ~unqehcure Nfni
len <pier sur Grjeuamtq BON
AricgSnatcrial gebroltdlt, obcr Die
I'M 6rieocn onfgeipciherteu &or-
rite maret lebr groB. 9lubcroem
btfinoet lid iii oeli bciceten &cilca
,Sronfreid)5 unO @elaienS il 9iei
tcrarbeitete3 altpfcr, ooB on Sabre
binaus ser @cbari oli5 oieieg &or-
r1tcn qeocdt mcroen fam. Mn
Mafien mo @eldloIleu mira e Dem
bcrtid)cn @eere niemolS icblcll. gel,
I0ufig iei mitgcteilt, bar i'm
3rieqsiobre 1914 in 9elitif,.
lano t0,S00,000 Eonnen Stobl er.
scltat poroeu lino. INNER nod Orci
Miaionen Conner mcbr ais eng.
lono h%cIDorbradrtc. Cas- iriihere
engiii6e Stabimonnpol iii f%efanat'
lid ihon felt pieIen Sa6rer ncll
GentihIono beieitigt iuoroen.
Shiieenar1ben nit eieftriidrr
Selcltfytuitql Ole ocutid)en So!ootcn
toben tic genatlt. 9toturIid inject
lid oieler aomiort nod 0urdlau9
nidt i'll allen @r1ben, ober ood1
in redlt picIen. Ceien, S%ieurobrc.
iubrbare 6elofiid,en itcuen nnierc
SSlooter aus NlatcriaI her, meIdleo
tic onf 0ent arlegsidaupluec ielbit
iin0en. Wau liegt bier ia i'm Wit
teIpunftc Der belgiiden mo iran,0.
iiid)en S5nouItrie. Der Steuungsfrita
gepdbrt fretc Stunoet. ia S.tae
itnG 3od)en. III oeueu ore Maun.
i6aften lire 3eit nidlt hin51ibrinaen
miiien. 60 idopit nlan ans iei.io,
litlen &orrdten, ulo nenn :er
arieg iuirtlid] nod Ionge ooiie,t.
70 miro it'd in 9oroiroHfreid Gin
ueltes ocutife5 SJnouitrie9ebiet qurl}
eigner art euttpifeln. 6iir aen
Jeino lit oas oueroinas cine iehr
ernite Sofe. Gr lit 0es iiberdlts
groBten 5eils ieirer 5nbritations.
ltdtten beraubt. 1olt oeu aansgu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26

2rasoter beim @cfnn8e: e|ntrou9p2rt.
gang eeriaet uno iino cine 8anoe
feiqer Marobeure Qeporoen Sire
4uffldrungstGtigteit lit a!eid ruq.
Yte Jron5olen 0oben fur3 Dor Dem
ariege dies baron gtisBt, Inn cine
mogIihit grobe 4n3obi BON Sopaaes
rie=8ioiiionen biloen 3u fonner. Sic
BADEN gu Dem 53fpsd ben Mrmeetorps
nur ie eiu &apnQerieregiment b%sIoiIen
Griiber 5lpei), Die iomit eriporten
Re9imenter bahtr ije 5u bier neueu
aapaleriebipifionen 3ufammen9e3os
gen. Bon elmer ll%eberlegenbeit Der
frdn3Ofiiten aabdlierie ibsr Die oeu:.,
l9e, bic stipo auf bic iran3oiiids Oh
ganiiation 3uritd3ufiibreu pGre. 1T
bisher in Der Seffen:lihteit nitts be-
tdnnt geipor0en.
Den oeutihsn Observation-Disclosures
fielen nun in oieism WeIttrieae i'm
nlgemeinen folgenoe droBe 4ufQaben
5u:
/. N%uttldrun9 oe5 6einoes uno
Berfhleiern Der ejguen 9eerestetpes
eungen.
2. Nerjogsn Der feinoIi6en aaoaIs
Ierie Dor Der eieuen Jront.
3. SeIbitGnoigtr &f nit alien
orei perfi9bareu Woffen i'm gefpss
9un9strieqe.
A. 4ttipe 9siIndbme on ben gros
BEN ShIa6tea aui ben SIiigeln Der
sin3eInen aampfgrupfsn ooer uu4 in
oeren Jront.
Die 0sfsdtsbsri6te iibsr bic Ia
ten Der bsutihsu 4rmsen fino bisbsr
10 ipdrlid gsfIoFsu, 0aB ii6 nod
tsin eri90pFsnoes lr!eil ooriber al
geben IdBt, Of Ole osuti9e aaoaIIsri.
iibsrna ben ibr gsitslten grobsn aufs
aobsn ssre6t gstpor0en lit. W.c t0ns
nen aber mad ben tpenigen betauit
aetporoensn Mit:eilungen ubsr lire
1dti9feit beftimmt permuten. oGB
oisis 1raee bsiobt peresR tann.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26
Gin herrliebes 8ilr
rcn Kaiier Wiltelm!

Nm Is. STUNT 1918 i~eierte bos
oeutihe YOlt ben %. 9ahrsstoa BON
8aier NiIbeIms Reaime. bef-
fen Hegieruna in bic GeFtthte lbsr.
9eben wiro ais bic zines Der ar6sten
aler SobeBouern. Ser - ar
&or6"- - ME i'm bic a%nelpsamert-
taniide grsis 5u beSeidnen pfea. -
bat I'D ais w~irilid9er SrieoeuS.
nrn ermielen; unter leiner Reaie.
rung bot oas orutIhe Hei6 leine
erobte BIiitbe erreift, une ais
Seutfhen ouf BEN @rhtnrunbe biz.
fen fof5 ouf ibn iein. Sos er
aud elm mirtlihtr ~Dar 2ort~
ietn Tam, bas benefit sur 4eit bieies
uunberrnne Mann nit ieiren iie4.
reiden Ns.rihaareu elmer sauSsn
Welt pom ,feinoen segennber
nm unIeren 2eiern eiuen GefatleH
Al ertpeiieu, ~It.ferH mir elm praAt.
DotIes, otiernereiies Bib BON aniier
Riihelm, @rBbs t0Xxi6 SDn uno
polleno sum g%inrobmen, portnfrei in
elmer Rone perfanbt. gu Ice pre-
Stld ober Suei fur 25e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26
Ter ricasfreimiaiae.


On norfit bie @liite beiner 5tuan3i9
Hen5e
Go foraIo3 ben sir, mic eiu bunte5
Alein,
Son bem nan i'd nit rnidem @riii
befreit,
llno trduntteit uitbt5 ais aampf nno
Sicecstrdn8e.
Sat Der Gberu5teruame, sen on truqcit,
co leiB gebrannt III oeinem luugen
RIut,
GoB III NIT unaeitiirHem StnobN1utut
Sem &ebeu 3ebufud III Die Sdjan3c
itluQeit2
lln0 aIs ou e3 gum cliteu IaIe ipaatctt,
GI5 iene unb orInbers'ge 6Ieei iraf.
0jingit ou nidlt gllldlid IN Den efugen
Shlo1
Sd ucif. oof ou uidlt idmnterteit nc'+,
~il1uteit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26
Inter SOncgsn.

Del 0eneroIfelomorT5aa BON
9lnoenbur9 erbielt unter ben uns
5ahIigen on%srtennsnosn 3ui6riitsn.
bic ibm itanoig 3useben, nu9 cine
Yoittarts nit folgenben 3silsn:
Gie6sr Sollege!
qu9 i'd pertreibe RaTen. Gie
IiHo iebr 3ablrei6 uno Dartnddi9;
i'd babe 3par 9utes puIper, Sbr
puloer ii obsr beIer.
Wit OruB
WiQer Wooridnede,
a0mmfriGaer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26
Die deutIebe EavaIIerie.
SGre s'eOrutnns i'm ieeiasu sselttriea

Die 6aupiaufgabe Ser aapllerie
i'm Sriege beitebt b~eGt5utuae i'm
4ufflGrun9soienit uno ibre 9ebeus
tung in oieier 9esiebung lift lel6it
purA Die 'ylug5eige Mat perrlnoert
ipproen. 9cnn abgsieben Odpon. bah
No9t. Rebel. 9Bine unb Reaen,
feinolide 6lug5euse. @bpe6rtaupnen
uin. Ole Reto9nos5ierung Der 9ufts
idiffe unN 6lugjeuge is9r mefentlih
eini6rdnten tDnnen. muir mor aud
~beoenten, Dap ale Iuftllruna nihts
nubt, msnn lie nidt @ano in .6anb
9ebt nit Ger tuttiiheR Siherund.
9eioe 4ufsnben osre;ut Su erfiiuen,
odSu lit nur Die &annaerie in Der
Gage. 9arin nIleIn ihon Iiegt Der
idperipieeenoe 8runo ibrer GriitenSs
beredtisuns. Sbrs uuenoIi9 a~eiteigers
te tattifhe Observation-Disclosures
II, It absr III iprer jebigen 53uIams
meuiesuns. Iusriiftung uno 8eipoi=
nung. Die mobile beutihs &npole=
rieoipiiipn gu 3 Srigaoen nit ie 2
R%egimentern lit ausssriitst nit u
@einuBen. elmer Maldinsngeipsbrz
obteilung, aopaIleriepipnisren, 4Iu<
miniumbOotcn gum lleberidreiten Der
5IiiHe. nit Snfdnteriee Ri bfabrertom=
pagnien. iebr oft nit SGqers uno Sns
Observation-Disclosures. ia iogar sregis
msnteru. 0ieie Sufanteris gilt oIs
taitil4er 3iidbolt in ihpierigsu 2as
den.
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&or oem Gaftsefedt.

Ser muoe 2og pergIiibt
NSm abcnorot,
AUDI mn. audi mir iino nib,
9tuo i'll ocn Sup.
2u bait ing bel ac6radt,
= 6eiBer. Gag;
% ms BIC nuutIc 4adjt
4tehr brIngen mng2
@ieI 30ricr idauicu mir
8om 8rano uMlpbi,
4tan lab. Is lauitc bier
Der arlmmc Goo.
ltne mandcs GhloB. emit bod.
vol ejIud mo Sauo
Gin Sriimmerhaufeu nod,
jcritori ucrbrnuut,
"a 5udt Is idhc uui
;dIags HIIB mo Ganpi -
so ninnr ncnn Dcineu &nui,
S}erHidumN@iumpfl
Sic @5niieu INN Sun &auo
HSte @utt c9 nil. -.
IS gebt lin &uterlauo, $50
0iciu 2er& iei itiu!
Sd Aor ben 4tenl3ug
Scr Sruigieit;
&e8 &ariens ipnr gerlig:
5d) bin bereit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26
Seocr 6rfommt mas.

Der 0ensraliiiimus RitoIoi nj
toloiefpitid iragte sinen isinsr De.
nerdle:
r0mitri Jomiti6, Isisn Gi: mol
auirtdtig unb foeen sic mir, mos
nurosn oisie 0euti6eu boOou bns
ben, psnn ie NorIdau nstmsu2"
.9oIsR nlrosu ie baoon h0'
bsH."
limb i4?"
rSinsH 3pIiHOsrbut, aaiierIi4s
Sobsit.-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-03-26

G reines @tut. 10 raid uno irob pers
eoiienl
g 2eib, OUT Seiubeseroc hin0etredti
an bloItcfr SdleiteI. Den Der St0ub
BET dt!
6 ainSerIippen. Die Ser Eoo aeidIonen!
Sd b6r euh mabneE: -Stia-6ier gilt
tein @rdmeul
Iid trul ser 6itil.h elmer groBen Belt.
SIR muBtet ia Dor meiner Sapierteit
els4 carer ungebenrniei Srnuer ida
MEN
Ratiaune Brott.
Evening journal., 1915-11-12
Catch ALLEGED Horse
Thief after A Chase

Patrolman Purcell arrested John
Simpson. aged 81 years, in the yard Of
the home of William l.. Doekstader, No.
1906 Market street, this morning, where
Simpson had taken refuge following a
chase of several squares. Simpson was
wanted On a charge Of horse stealing
preferred by the Elkton, Md, police,
When he was seen driving horse and
carriage along the street, the officer
started after Simpson, who, seeing the
officer, started TO whip up his horse.
The patrolman gained on the man,
who leaped from the team and ran
into the yard of the Dockstader home
where he was arrested. When search
ed revolver was found on him. The
local police placed a charge of carry
ing concealed a deadly weapon
against Simpson He will be held foi
the Maryland authorities.
The local police received the tele
gram containing a description of tn,
stolen horse shortly after 9 O'Clock
and within two hours they had Simp
son under arrest and had recovere,
the team that is said to have beer
stolen.
Evening journal., 1915-11-12

Persons generally well informed on
conditions in the great munitions
plant Of the Bethlehem Steel Company
at South Bethlehem, Pa. estimate the
loss in the machine shop fire at from
S1,000,00O to S4.O00,OOO. In the burned
building are said to have been 500
field guns being built for the Allies.
and they are supposed to have been
destroyed. The great American war
munition plant is now working on con-
tracts worth millions of dollars from
Great Britain. France and Russia
Since the outbreak of the war and
the flooding OF this country with mu-
milton contracts. no other corporation
engaged in the war contract business
has suffered so serious a loss, per-
haps. as that sustained by the great
organization of which Charles NJ
Schwab is the head. The building that
was destroyed was one of the boring
bills and was a combination of the
old pattern shop and machine shop
No. 4. Shortly after the war started
and when war munition contracts
started to flow West the two buildings
were combined and increased from
one to four stories in height. The re-
construction and equipment necessary
entailed an expenditure. according to
well-known citizen Of Bethlehem, Of
$4,000 900
Evening journal., 1915-11-12
Greater
ATTENDANCE IN
RURAL Schools
DR.. Wagner Asks Teachers
to Try for Better Results
Along This Line
SUCCESSFUL INSTITUTE
ENDS after Three DAYS

AT noon today the annual institute
for the teachers of New Castle county
closed in the rose room Of the Hotel
dupont II was pronounced by Super
intendent Elmer l.. Cross as being the
most successful institute held thus Ear.
This afternoon the county teachers.
at the invitation of the city teachers
held a joint meeting with them in the
auditorium OF the Wilmington High
School, beginning at 1.45 o'clock.
There we're interesting addresses by
c. j. Scott superintendent Of the VIII
mington schools; DR. S. c. Mitchell.
president OF Delaware College, Dr.
Charles A. Wagner. State commits
sioner OF education, and DR. II. W.
Foght OF the United States Bureau Of
Education. The latter spoke on:
Rural Denmark and It's Schools" In
Denmark. he said. was given the best
instruction in the schools on scientific
farming. A pleasing musical program
was given as a part of the meeting.
The session this morning was OPEN
ed with the singing Of onward Chris
tian Soldiers" The devotional exer-
cises were conducted by the Rec. ].
Y. Irwin pastor of the Delaware Ave
nue. Baptist Church of this city. Al
10 o'clock the teachers divided into
groups. The teachers of the primary
grades and rural schools, who COM
prised the larger group, remained in
the rose room. while the teachers OF
the high schools and grammar grades
proceeded to parlors A and B. The
same speakers addressed both groups.
In The rose room DR.. H. w. toeht
OF the United States Bureau OF 1duca-
iiion. asked the teachers what they
were doing TO bring school and hcme
! together and was told that Parent
Teachers Associations had been or
ganized in different parts OF inc
county.
He then requested those teacher
rwho had formed Parent-Teacher A.
sociations TO hold up their hands
Twelve hands went up. Superintend
ent Cross said that some Of the teach
ers felt that they could not organic
Z associations.
Doctor Foght urged the teachers 4
become community leaders. III
strongly favored the formation OF Bo,
Scout and Campfire Girl Organiza
tions. For the small boys. he said
were the Farm Defenders" and fo
Z the small girls the "Bluebirds." Su
perintendent Cross said he woult
urge the formation Of such organiza
tions during the year.
DR.. d. w. Moon. Of Philadelphia
spoken on story telling, which, he
said. awakened the minds of the chill
i dren and developed their personality
I Personality. he said was the power OF
emotional appreciation. He said he
favored the dramatic story. Doctor
Moon also spoke for few minutes on
/ the teaching OF penmanship.
1 Or. A. w. Dunn gave a talk on civic
education. and outlined in details the
course in civics followed in the public
schools in Indianapolis.
Superintendent Cross urged regular
attendance at the group meeting fol-
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Evening journal., 1915-11-12
CO. ACTS TO
Ward OFF TYPHOID
Serum Treatment for all
Persons Who are Engaged
in Big Office Building
NOT MANY CITY CASES
SAYS Mr.. ELLISON

Rumors that there is an unusual
number of typhoid fever cases in
Wilmington were denied today by
Captain J. Austin Ellison, secretary of
the Board Of Health If there is any
cause for alarm Mr.. Ellison says he
does not know It. and he based his
opinion on reports OF cases submitted
to the Board of Health by local physi-
clans.
After carefully going over the
record, Mr.. Ellison said that but
thirty-eight cases Of typhoid fever
in Wilmington have been reported by
physicians from September down to
the present time, and many Of those
cases have recovered or are con-
valescing. OF the thirty-eight cases
Mr.. Ellison said eighteen have been
treated in Wilmington hospitals.
AS a precaution against typhoid
fever, the dupont Powder Company
is giving a serum treatment to every
employe in the Office building at
Tenth and Market streets who is will
ing to take the treatment The
bacterin is being administered by DR..
w. G. Hudson, medical director OF
the company, whose Office is in the
DUPONT building An official in Dr.
Hudson's office today said the typho-
bacterin was being administered as a
precaution rather than because of any
prevalence of typhoid among officials
or employees Of the company He said
he knew of only one person connect.
ed with any OF the company's Offices
in the building who was suffering
with typhoid.
DR.. A. ID. Chambers. chief chemis
of the DUPONT Company, is afflicted
with typhoid fever. and is a patient
at the Delaware Hospital. His con
dition today was reported TO be as
favorable as could be expected. Dr
Chambers is one of the foremost
chemists in the country. and il will b,
recalled that he has attended severa
/ conferences with experts Of the
United States government in New
] York recently to consider the sub.
+ lcct OF the manufacture of dyestufs
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