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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
DEATH |. ANGEL
Claims Mrs. M. Grayson Gun
ningham Following a
Long illness.

Mrs. Nancy Ellen Cunningham, aged
So years, wife Of M. Grayson Cunning
ham, well known business man OF the
city. died at 2 o'clock wednesday
morning at her home in the Cunning
ham apartments on Mechanic street
following a5lingertng illness Her con-
3dition had been serious for several
days and her death was not unexpect-
ed.
Mrs Cunningham was born July 26,
s1847S in Louden county, Va. She came
to this county In her girlhood days
and had since resided In the county
She was a member of the Dayisson's
run&Baptist church.
Surviving relatives of the deceased
woman are NJ. Grayson Cunning ham,
husband, and g. Ray Cunnfng CHAM, Of
Omaha, Neb.. a son. The son and his
wife were at Mrs. Cunning ham bed
side when she passed away.
Funeral services will be held at Q
O'Clock Thursday afternoon at the
7 Cunning CHAM home The Rev. e. B.
Turner. pastor Of the First Presbyter-
ian church, will conduct the services.
The burial will be in the Odd Fellows
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bank CLOSED.
For Examination o. Its Books
with the Cashier, George
w. Hunter, Missing.
y nv hWrocIarRp PpERr

WILLIAMsToWN, Nov. 15-The
First National Bank Of Williamstown
did not open for business Wednes-
day and announcement was made
that an examination of the books
was in progress. George6W w. Hunter.
former mayor of Williamsto and
for many years cashier of the bank,
of the institution, members OF his
family, 1t was stated, being unable
to throw any light on his where
abouts.
The amount Of the nefalcation is
placed unof1cially at $50, 900 and was
achieved, it is alleged, through mantp-
.ulation of Individual accounts.
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O-GAI..L-....L
Is Issued Yet by Governor Hat
field for an Extra Session
Of the Legislature.

CHARLESTON, Nov. ia.

CHARLESTON,@N Nov. s. No call
hads been issued by Governor Hatfield
early Wednesday afternoon for a spe-
ciaI session of the Legislature and
there was no official information ais
to what action the governor expected
to take. 1t was stated Wednesday
session for the purpose OF enactinE
laws that will permit appointiYe offic-
ia1s to serve out their terms and to
correct the registration and primary
election laws. It also was stated that
the enactment OF law depriying the.
goyernor-elect of the appointIYe pow
er was not being considered.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
STATE. UNION LABOR
CASES 10 COME UP
Before the United States SUI
preme Court December 4
for Argument.
u AaNoalATEp rnRaal


WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Tho SUI
preno court has been asked to as
sign for herring on December +. two
cases involving organized labor and
particularly tho right Of workmen to
organize unions. Both cases are from
West Virginia: In litigation or the
Httchman Coal and Coke Company
against the United Mine Workers OF
Its officers. and OF the Eagle Glass
Company against the American Flint
Glass Workers Union and Its officers
The last case was reached on tho
courts docket Wednesday, but request
was dled to postpone it's hearing un-
til December with the United Mine
Workers case.
In the United Mine Workers suit.
validity of q finding by Federal Jud GO
Dayton that tho union Is an illegal or
Eantzatlon is appealed from. In the
sglassworkers' union case tho Eagle
company, Of WeIlsburg, w. Va., ls ap-
pealing from decree holding that
the union is not nm unlawful organi-
zatton. Tho Elnssworkers' case has
never been heard by tho supreme
court: the United Mine Workers case
was heard last March but no decision
was reached and renrgument before
a full bench was ordered. The court
recently put into effect sentences Inn
posed upon four mine workers lead
ers for contempt OF court in violating
nm Injunction during the strike trou-
.bles OF the Hltchman company BY
Judge Dayton against interference
with the coal company employees.
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SCARE | c ( {.
AT First Arises Out OF What
Appears Later to Be Only
General Warning.
.tsY Aseee,A1rn y ear, Z.

PROVIDENCE, r. III, Nov. i s. The
Merchants and Miners steamer Howard
reported on Its arrival here Wednesday,
that when of Block island before day
light it had been warned against Ger
man submarines by. a British cruiser
describing itself as Z. "a. B. M c., 1t
was at first reported that a submarine
had been discovered waiting on the
coast OF southern New England but
when the Howard locked an inspec-
ton OF the wireless message, It re-
!cetved showed st to be a general warn
ing addressed to all shipping against
German undersea vessels. which I'll
said might be met anywhere In the
Atlantic ocean.
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Fire is Still Raging and the En-
tire Residence Section lis
Threatened.
loss WIFI BE VERY HEAVlYf
Blaze Starts in Building Occu-
pied by restaurant and Nov
ing Picture Theater.

GRAFTON. Nov. 15--The business
section Of Junior. small town near
Belington, was wiped out With loss
OF between $4,000 and $4,000 BY
IRE. which IS still sweeping Mt noon
Wednesday,.
The fire originated in building
on First street occupied by restaIIr-
ant, pool room and moving picture
theater. From there It Jumped
ncross the street and wiped out DE-.
bey's store and then Mearn's general
store. Matthews's general store and
the postof1cs. which waE IN the Ell
bon building. and the residence OF ii.
~. ViQuesney and other residences
at noon the IRE was still rarSnEl
and the entire residence section Is IN
danger.
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CLOSE RAGE
In TWO of the. Congressional.
Districts in State of Penn
syIVania in Count.

PITTSBURGH Nov. 4 81 The last OF
the city precincts in the Thirty
gressional district were finished
Wednesday in the Official count OF the
votes cast November Z and showed
that RepresentatiY Az J. Barchfeld.
was leading his Demo cratic opponent,
Guy Campbell. by twelve votes out OF
a total OF is, 600. The returning
board expects to reach the country
precincts by Thursday afternoon.
Counting will also be resumed Thurs
day in the Thirtieth district where.
Representatives w. q. Coleman and
Clyde Kelley. Democrat IS, are the prin-
: clpalsA ina close race.
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dJudlcia Inquiry LikeWisefs5
to Be Made in Several
Other Counties.
4 tsPRelAL5rc9,7 rHE rrtJ1oaAn,

.1a taPRetAl no the lvELGoRANl 1f5l
CHARLESTON Nov. 15.Judtc-
1Rl inquiry into the alleged Democrat
ic election frauds IN Marion, Logan,
Webster and Cabell scountte les has been.
begun. This statement was mad e to-
day after Attorneys Frank Amos.
chairman OF the Republ ican commit
tee Of Marion county and Carl
Frame. also of Marion county had
had q conference with state leader
in this city. N
The sttaemen twas made that frauds
In Marion county alone gaveit the DEM
tocrats more than 4; 900 illegal votes.
ne ING Y BENG aet made gndsf
conducted before any circuit courtsin
the state
& The chars gatnst the Democratic
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Two EXPLOSIONS.
In Wrecked Coal Mine at Bar
raCksviIIe but There is No
Losssof Life.
. ta~ an sos,ATED p9rs,,

FA1RMONT, Nov. Two expIo.
aiors occurred today ia m inc NO. q al
the Jam1son Coal Company, ut Bar
racksyil1e, which was wrecked by an
explosion on October Il 8 /, since which
time the mine has been afire. The ex-
5p1ostons today caused no loss OF life
but one laborer was In ured by flying
debris.
The explosions occurred close to-
gether just as fifty mon; who have
been cmplo ed clearing the mine,
were coming out and another shift of
fifty were about to- enter Today's
explosions were said to have been.
more serious and to have worked
more destruction to property than
that of last month.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
BRITISH SEC URING
NEW GROUND GAINED
10y ASSOCIATES PREssl

LONDON, q Nov. The British
troops north OF the Ancre were en-
gagged Tuesday night in consolidating
the ground won in the new offensive
movement and on further important
operations We're undertaken. Wednes-
days official report says
During the night we secured the
gorund won by our attacks Tuesday
north Of the Ance. More prisoners
have been taken, the numbers of which
will be reported later
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REFUSED
BIZ FRENCH TROOPS
az AaeacIArEn eREasl

PARIS, Nov. I5.-An Important
German counter offensive began We'd
nesday morning against French posi-
ttons south Of the Somme between.
Abliancourt and ChaUlnes, after three
days of intense BON bardment The
Germans attacked desperately. the
war Office announces, using burning
lfQutd The official ANNOUNCEMENT
says the Germans were repulsed ev-
erywhere except east of PTessiore,
where they reached q group Of ruined
houses.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
GAS RATE CASE
5Of Long Standing is Said Now
to Bein Course of at Sat
isfactory Settlement.
ssY Alssee,Ar1rnEEenIn5n |,

CHARLESTON NoY. It be-
came known here ednegday that ne
-gottati ons are pending for a settle
ment Of the long standing 1ittgati ion
between the public service commits
sion OF West Yirg tnia and the Manu-
facturers' Ii ght and Heat Company.
A full statement covering the details
of the settlement will be made when
the settlement is completed and or
.ders will be taken before the public
service commis ion md by the United.
States district court In which the It'll
cation depending.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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INJUNGTION
TO Prevent Action under the.
Adamson. Law is Sougttby
Pennsylvania Railroad.
s-vl Assoe,4rxpf rnrss,

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 15--The.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company to-
day filed IN the federal district court.
here bill IN equity asking an In
Junction against the three United
States district attorneys IN Pennsyls
.vanta forbidding them from bringing
prosecution against the railroad COM
pany under the Adamson etght-hour
law. The court is asked to declare
that the law Is unconstitutional and
void.
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BRITISH ATTACKS ARE
BROKEN DOWN BY EIlEMY.

r0YsAsso sIATEp PREsEl
BERLIN, Nov. L 5-North of the
5Ancre the British attacked ceaseless-
~ Tuesday with strong forces. We'd
nesday's official report says the Brit
ist captured the village OF Beau
court, but that everywhere else their.
violent assaults broke down with
heavy losses Serious Russian attacks
were made Tuesday on ia front south
east of Lemberg along the Narayuvka3
river: The war Office announces that
all the Russian assaults we're re-
pulsed.
The invasion of. Roumania is being
carried on successfully by the AUS
trans and Germans. the war Office
also announces. Engagements along
western Roumania, Tuesday termi=.
mated successfully for the Teutonfc
forces. who took more than 1900.
prisoners.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
THE WEATHER 6: /.

GeeralIy fair tonight and Thursday.
Continued Cold.
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LAST THURSDAY
AS IS the Custom is to Be Pro
claimed by President as
Thanksgiving Day.

WASHINGTON, NOV. i S. ,rhe us
nal Thanksgiving day proclarnatfo
will be issued from the White House
in the next few days.
President Wilson told inqufrars
Wednesday that he would follow the
custom and designate the last Thur
day Of the month. Because the date
Is close to Christmas there was a
movement among some business men
to set an earlier dry for Thanksgfy
ing
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.B0ASlC 5lSsOGCUPlED
BY THE ROUMANIANS
-. .... -. ~.
VI. EEEa1st1 gssi
CDYiAaaoeihTRn PREGrt

tDrlAaaoe1ATE . PREFB.
BUCHAREST, Nov. 15.-Occupa-
ton by the Roumanians of the town.
of Boasic in Dobrudja is announced
Wednesday by the war Office
Hostile airmen. the official state
ment reports. dropped bombs over the
palace In Bucharest. The queen and
the princesses, however. were not In
the structure. having left after the
death Of Prince Mircea
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
ME..T.....E:..0IRS.
Will Illuminate SKY Shortly af-
ter Midnight Tonight Says
Steouffer.
tav AaaoelATEo PREsBl

WHENCE, han.,1 Nov. 5--A
shower of meteors radiating from the
constellation OF LEO will illuminate
the sky Wednesday night shortly af-
ter midnight, it was announced
"wednesday by Prof. q B. steouffer,
of the University OF Kansas. He said
that more than l. 90 meteors were all
ready visible through a telescope.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
GERMAN FORCES SHOW SURE
SIGNS OF THEIR WEAKNESS
NOW STARTED
FOR NE w HOSPITAL
Or Home for Unfortunate Chill
dren and Donations of
Money Are Solicited

With a campaign about to begin here
for the erection OF woman's and chill
Idren's hospital, the Rev. Herbert JUS
tin Allsup writes as follows
"A campaign is to be launched, so !
am Informed, on Thursday OF this
week. toward the erection OF We
mems and Chi1dren's hospital in the
city Of ClarksbUrg.
II can think of no institution which
would be more necessary in this con-
munity. for TAO accomplishment of
this purpose. than such one as is
proposed; "a complement institution
Ito the other good works that the people
Iof Clarksburg have recently organized.
This hospital will draw patronage
from all the surrounding towns, for
there is no institution near US doing
this class Of work
TT is nearly impossible, when par
IticuIar help is most needed in the
home, to secure such trained help and
this institution will undoubtedly be-
come one Of the most helpful ones IN
our city
The following contributions have al
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
Files SUIT.
a. 3

g NEW york. Nov. 4 The New
York Central railroad Wednaaday
filed suit In the federal district court
to test the consti tntio naltty OF the
Adamsou eight hour law. The suit
district attorneys Of New York state
and the chatrmen OF each Of the EolIr
brotherho dds. In the state
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15

leaders In LOGAN county Is that more
than 100 Republicans were. denied
the ballot#on the ground that they
had not been registered that the cleo
ton officers did not have affdaviti
blanks. and that many were driven.
from the polls by Democratic thugs
1t is charged that even the names of,
the Repu blican election officers were
stricken from or left of the registra@
ton books by the Democratic county
tofncials. It is also reported that iu-
rdicial INQUIRY Will be made at the In
stance OF the4R epub1 icans in a number
Fofs other counties.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
PER DIEM. CHARGE
FOR FREIGHT CARS.
u AsaoelArtp rlasna,
NEN, NflRk go. ~

NEW YORK. Nov. 15.Thc
American Railway Association.
at its seini-annual meeting here
Wednesday to consider the car
shortage situation, adopted n
per diem charge ranging from
forty-ive cents to S1.25 for each
freight car which any one road
shall withhold from another
and decided to impose Il demur-
rage penalty on any road which
violates the associations rules
relating To car shortage.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
!. LUNA.C g. WARRi;lAiN,i.r.

As lunacy warrant was sworn. out
Wednesday afternoon by A. Mean
.drews against Frank James, aged g S
years, who was found IN the Latatet-
ter building where he and Others had
been painting banners for the Demo
cratic parade. He will be examined
by the county 1unacy commission
later 4s% ~ ~ m
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
no FINIsH- THURSDAY.

Completion Of the county courts
canvass Of the election returns will be
made Thursday. At q O'Clock Wednes-
day afternoon the court had the vote
returns Of Simpson. Tenmile and Un-
lon districts yet to canvass But few
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15

GHr5AGEosiATEni PRRR551
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MAY Gall SESSION.
M

s COLUMBUS. o., Hov. 4 A spec
ialH session Of the Ohio egislatnrer may
be called at once by Governor Willis
Governor Willis before he leaves Of
flee January il.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
ADMINISTRATORS STR " QUA 1.

-
Carson ID. IFS has qualified as adj
lministr ator Of the estate OF Helen IL
Cook Will bond at 81, so and Hazel 81.
Willis surety. The appraisers sc tlia
estate are Dana Il Gawthrop, lee II
sLawman@ and Walter W. Willis
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
Grand JURY RnsY.

The criminal court grand jury wilt
not conpl ete its work until some time
Saturday "A few witnesses are sum
moned to appear this day. stxty-six
witnesses have been before that body
SO far. There has been no report of
indictments.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
ATTEND COURT.

Police Lieuteant Nicholas NJ.
1Whyte and City Detective T.. u. White
are in Buckhannon today attending
circuit court. They are witnesses In
case growing out OF an arrest made
in this city several months ago.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
GUARDIAN oT {. I. n lT,l

Harvey 7. Harmer has qualified AS
Of Corbtn b. Hardaway,.
Flourney s. Watts and James d.
Johnson, With bond In every instance
Of. $100 and F.. N. Long surety.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
AfoREHEARTH FURNACES 3 D 4!
!. @. AssealATEn 7raEsIs,E

FYUUNG5TUVVtVs o., Nov. S.
Three additional 10 ston3 nnan
hearth furnaces are to be cons
ed by the Youn gstown Sheet and
Tube Company, accord ing to an aIi-
nouncement this week by President
James "a. Campbell. The furnaces.
Which viii be finished BY the middla
of next year, vi II increase the annual
output Of the corporat ion 40 no. 000
tons. The comp ny now has nine
furnaces IN operatt Ion
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
.T.AKEEs R,Xl!AMINAI1ON.

Paul M. Kyle, of this city, has been
IN ParkersbuT taking examined ion be-.
foreBthe state council for aphysictan's
certificates Twelve other persons ap=
piled for certif cates, but none Of them
As from this count II Il
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Forman, OF Nor.
gantownss are hero in the interests 81
the Woodmen OF the World and It's
ladies' HILLARY Of which they are the
respective heads in this state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15

according TO informa ton received here
Wednesday, The regular Repub 1fcan
committees In each OF the counties
named will have charge Of the litiga-
ton, which. under the corrupt prac-
tees act. may be tnsti tuted IN circuuft
court in the state. Frank Amos, chair
man Of the ron count committee,
consulted with GoYerno Hatfield We'd
.. nesday8 before proceed ling Among the
charges made is that more than 800
illegal votes were cast In farion coun-
5tyEalone. NH
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
RAILS ADVANCE I ! |. !.
limited States Steel Corpora
ti0i Raise the Price 81
Them SIS q Ton:

NEW YORK. Nov Il TJnited
States Steel Corp Ion Wednesday,
announced an advance OF $6#par ton
In the price of standard steel raf1s
.Bessemer being quoted at $38 and
open hard at $40. Its expected that
all other manufacturers OF rails win
take similar action. The prices quot
ed wv dnesday represent an advance
Is 10 over those In vogue for many
years up to the early part of this
So for Bessemer and open hard re-
effectively.
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sEEsE rs CHOSEN

jerry seese. Of Brldgeport. ap-
pointed several mon this ago a Justice
of the peace Tor Simpgons district.
was elected to that ONCE at theSrecsnt
election. he received stx votes
against one each or Joseph Johnson
the ballot b1anlk ana The names
we're VII on; st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15

WASH1NGT on. Nov. g. S.
The pIel iminaFy hearing OF
Karl Armgaard Graves, self
styled internatt onal spy who
IS charged with attemp ting to
@extort IS, 600 from Count ss8Yon
Bernstorff wife of the German
ambassadors was POSTPONED
Wednesday until Decemhe at
the request Of the Unit States
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ia COB YoHo BURIED.

Z - "a ~
& Fpneral services over the body o.
Jacob q Ohio. aged SO years vine died
at his home at Adams ton Ionday
following an Illness Of tub arcu1osis
were held at q q clock pTed1esday az
starnoon at the Lynch Osborn Gnd er7
taking Comp amy chapel. The Rev
w. IL Canter, pastor Of the St. Paul
Method dist E1p iscopal church. south,
the services and the bur
1alswaa mi the Green1aWn cemetery.
FoUR BARRELS ADDED.
Four more barrels of bottled beer
have been add the CORRECTION al
the county JAIL The result OF q istt
late Tuesday ID he Baltimore ana
Ohio frei ghtt depot5by Deputy Sheriff
Taco sWoIfa here are nov eleven
barrels OF beer at the jan
BUST OF IzNoX
9aS&Aa1aeaRFGnSeSREse
Y0IJSGSTOy o.. Nov. S-A
bronze bust of phI1ande q Knox, o.
sPannsyIy wanna secretary OF stsEte ~
the cabinet Of Presd dent cfInley,
VIII he placed in the National Nc
kinley Rirthplaee Ienorial at Mics.
20: regarding to IN annpu lnent
made nv Josaph et Butter. NJ The
gbust vii cost Don,
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-26
the longshore strike.
FARRAGUT DUE MORNING
The Admiral Farragut is due to ar rive at 1 o'clock tomorrow morning.
NEWS NOTES

The income tax collector, Mir. Estes, is now engaged looking over the books of several people to discover their in- comes which must pay a tax when they reach more than $S,OOO per an mum.
 E. Mauvais, formerly Seward res taurant man, came on the Mariposa from Anchorag and reports business overdone there.
 Mrs. Karl Vaughan has come to the city and Mir. Vaughan will come in Wednesday.
 A. H. Clough, technical representa- tive of the Giant Powder company, is now in the city and will go to An chorage on a business visit.
 The school children between the ages of six and twelve will undergo three drills in preparation for the parade on the Fourth of July. Brig adler General Revell is to have charge of the drills which will take place or the first three days of July.
 Rev. R. J. Crimont, acting CaSoliC bishop of Alaska, went south to Ju neau on the Mariposa last Saturday
 George Jukos died at Anchorage oi cancer of the stomach last Thursday Several other parties are now buy ing lots at Woodrow Park and eXpres. the intention of erecting cottages oI bungalows on them. All the ground on the west side of the track is saio to have ben taken and quite a town il promised.