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The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
CHURCH TO AID
POOR STUDENTS
German Baptists Vote To Con-
tinue Financial Help; Min
listers Get Pensions

Ministers attending the German
Baptist conference in the Wood
ward-ave. Baptist church, will be
heard in the German Baptist church.
es Of Detroit. Sunday morning. a
service also will he held in the
Woodward-ave. Baptist church, Sun
day, at o'clock, al which DR.. Wal
ter Rauschenbu5ch, of the Baptist,
Theological seminary Rochester. ~
Y, will speak This latter service
viii he in English.
Saturday morning was devoted
discussion of whether theological
students in THIS denominatNn
should receive financial help from
the churches. if they needed t. This
has been the custom AMI the opin-
ion seemed TO be that it would re-
main The question 81 old-age pen
sions was settled by the conference
voting 10 pay ministers over 20
years OF age $500 per year
Friday evening. DR.. Franklin. for
eign secretary OF the American Bap-
tist union. who is or HE way to ia
pan, spoke on the missionary situN
ton, telling Of Luke Rickel, the
greatest missionary who ever went
out from this denomination. Dr.
Bickel lives on boat and travels
constantly amorg the islands Of IN
pan. reaching in this way more thar
a million people.
Delegates viii spend Saturday aft
ernoou aboard the steamer Pleasure
Saturday evening all ministers vii
meet IN The First German Baptis
church corner az Joseph Campau
ave and hrnlt-st
4 motion WIS r.a3c and carried
10 send sroctiues &C. the Rumaniar
Papiists low in conference in the
east.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
Authorities Put Cab
aret Performer On
the Grill
WOMAN FRIEND
VERY SECRETIVE
SHERRY" Dupont and
Touring Party Are
Detained

More question marks punctuated
the weird. wild and now somewhat
"wobbly" tale Of the phantom band
it's" the diamonds, the damsel, and
the dancer Saturday morning, when
Sherry" Dupont, the Man Of Mys-
terry. who starred in the Great Sey-
en-Mile-rd Hold-up," landed in De
troit in The custody Of Deputy Sher.
iff Roberts. accompanied by an auto
mobile load of friends, and was
taken to the county Jail and later
TO the Office of Chief Deputy John
Smith, in the county building, 10
give the minions of the law an OPP
portunity to question him and re.
lieve, If possible. their bewildered
minds of the tangle into which the
mystery has thrown them.
Dupont and his party were ar
rested in Ypsilant by Deputy Sher-
iff John Potter, OF that city, on in
formation received from the local
sheriff that the party was bound in
that direction. Those accompany
ing Dupont were his dancing part
ner. Miss Swan Wood Miss Florence
Burke. Frank Forsythe, OF Detroit,
and Miss Woods mother. When
stopped oy the deputy they protest
cd loud and long that they would
be late in fulfilling a cabaret en-
gagemcnt in Louisville Ky, IL not
permitted TO proceed at once upon
their journey Nevertheless, the
heartless deputy notified the local
officials and they were forced 10 re-
turn
Dupont's story OF the horrible
holdup." Thursday night, was a
graphic one The bandits. II seems,
placed a gun TO his head as he was
repairing a tire by the roadside.
stripped the diamonds from his com
panion. then ran the car into a
barbcd wire fence. and escaped in
their own machine Ills compan-
ion. ne said. did not wish 90 appear
in the case, and he did not want TO
tell her name
And here is whore the question
marks come in
investigation Ivy police and deputy
sheriffs have established the fact
that the woman who rode with Dpi-
pont on the night Of the robbery Is
an inmate of a notorious Brush-st
resort. The woman has apartments
on Madison-aye., and has. since the
death Of her husband, adopted d
number Of aliases. She is well
known hgure in the Detroit under
world
II she did have diamonds, and d
is admitted that at one time sh'
did. why should She refrain from
making her loss public And If sh'
did not have diamonds why all m,
hdbbub and excitement. the officer
are asking themselves. The WON
an when questioned Saturday morn
ing. refused 10 make any statement
Dupont was being held In tn
county building until afternoon
awaiting the arrival OF Chief DEPUTY
Smith. who was at the fair grounds
Saturday morning. and who. with
Deputy Roberts and Under Sheriff
Henry wobrock, will question him
in an effort 10 clear up the mystery.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
hot DAWG" MAN
BREAKS UP NOON
SHOP MEETING

Tho Am,ricaulzation committee Of
tho BOARD Of Commerce is now run.
ming In direct competition. at the
noon hour factory meetings, with the
T,c fatirF. frui' dealers. and all
SORTS of vendors
u is nor that they particularly
relish this but rather that they have
found it necessary. Here is the
way DO came about
Promptly ~ noon Friday. an
Am,riyani,atiou campaign car
Vhlrlnd nap to- The factory entrance
of sud,bahcr plant 30 3. just as
tho w"rbmeu came svarming out
Cor their noon hour The speaker
of Tho day w. Schmidt. secretary
of the AWoricani1atiou work in the
city, arose with what dignity he
could summon from his place in
the louueap and bcean TO address
the men rushing past the car in n
steady stream
Men, ne began. u have como
here today 10 ten you
Anyone else here Hot dogs,
hot dogs. only % dime. 10 cents, only
% dime, 10 cents Any one else
here
stopping iu some surprise. Mr.
Schmidt turned Iu the direction of
tho raucous voiced person Nor 10
fcct from nj. machine was frying
pan ON v heels aor; Of n rig ON which
rhr oIorifcrous sausage WAS being
zzled Tor the satisfaction OF the
painting patrons
Driving fcV yards further up
The u,,l Jhr Amcricanization car
va stopped AGAIN and the speaker
heraU anew
90 ann hereto tell Won chat
.Ta 90 "a ia ,ra. ra ro m. here
bos ,rr only nyc cents copy The
.amalata exposure of an" white slave
traffic"
Jr sahm5t Gaolly gave Ct mp and
lru thc crowd Co Che mercy of The
vendors
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
Day of Protection and
Industrial Nursing
Passed
HYPHENATES ARE
AGAIN DEFIED
Course In Mexico Wig
OrOusly De-
Tended
By ROBERT j. BENDER.

(NtnN SpyultH iusft+ frees p
Long BRANCH. y j., Sept.
Presiden. wilson spoke for his re
election today Before au immense
crowd. masscd over IA, praut.tuI
grounds OF shade" Lawn. IN, prcst
dent accepted his reconciliation 40
the hands OF the Democratic party
outlined the achievements OF his adj.
ministrauon and scored the Rrpub
licans as a party OF mastery iD
activity. standing pat 10 resist
change
The Democratic party. The presi
dent said, holds to very definite
ideals.
We believe 30" energy and militia
tive OF our peopl" should be- set
free as We have ect them Tree. and
rot concentrated IN The hands az
a few powerful guardians a. our op
ponents have again and again sought
TO concentrate them"
The day OF "lttle Amoricauism.
with its narrow horizon. when
methods uf projection and indus
trial nursing were rhe chief studies
Of our provincial statesmen are
past and done. De said
The people. hc said. would not re-
jec, those who have actually
served them. for those who are
making doubtful and conjec'urtl
promises ~ -rryica
Outlining the legislative roeord OF
his party. the president said tn
Democrats bad virtually created
commercial credit for thc 'arucr,
had given , veritablc ,maucipJ.
tlon' 10 the VorNn"1W had 70.
leased 20" ,h,drpn OF The country
from "hurtW ia'n." and. in addt
tion 10 many other th.rFs. hld put
through their national defense leg
islation greater than any ever 'seri.
onsly proposed upon the rc~pon-
eihilty OF an entire political party
Continued on rnK~ Sc,rnl
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
w ATER FAMINE
DANGER AVERTED

with INC completion 81 tho I'VE
new pumps The pumping facilities
Of the Highland Park water work.
have been increased from l0o0oopu
To 2O.000000 gallons for every e
hours. The water pressure has also
been increased from g. 10 81 pounds
The pumps show an oH,lay of $1,000
According 20 VIM ] Patterson. head
OF the water department. the water
supply OF the village has been SO
greatly increased that there viii not
bo any further danger OF water
famine, az there WAS for several
weeks this summer The increase
in pumping should take care Of The
village for all time
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
Believes There Were
Many Irregularities
In Primary
OTHERS EAGERLY
AWAIT DECISION
Late MayOralty Candi-
date Will Not Run
AS Progressive

Friends Of DIVE b. Duf1eld are
urging Mr.. DuGield to file petition
for a recount of the vote by wrich
he was defeated for the Republican
nomination for mayor. Saturday.
Mr.. Duffield had not yet made up
his mind definitely what 10 do, but
said he wanted 10 consider the mat
ter day or so longer so that when
he did make his decision it would
be his sincere conviction that II was
right
IF | do conclude TO ask for a re-
CONTINUED on Page seven)
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
Road Given Authority
To Issue Sl05, 000,0 900
In New Securities
FELLOWS IS
OVERRULED
Rail Commission For
mally O. KS
Scheme

nv '''''' ''''.''.' sep. IAN
Tor The complete r'orrar cation of
The p,rc Muqnrrr. railway upN
ing the issue %, ,io-wH.u..tu .ru
securities 20 -ot.kHu,ac.s iu OK.
change for tar present aH4rfan-
az Do" road. were aurruycd TODAY n.
on. ,tn.c RAILROAD commas. Jon
Chairman Law 1n r. rlrula AMI
Associate Commits ionsr Glasgow
and CUNNINGHAM .GH'd the order
authorizing Oh" new plan
The reorganization provides fa
a bond iesu" OF S''hnou1H. preferred
stock 20 m, amount DF S. .f.t .ftII
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
FORD PRAISES
PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, Sept = mos
sake to President Wilson today from
Henry Ford announced his plan
would shut down Monday ju the
cycut n strike Is called by tho raft
road bro'hrrhoods
Ford praised the effort. of the
pro- dent IN attempting to avert lho
nation widocr9ilrold strike and cv.
pressed hope ~ -uccpefUi out
come ilc said gll OF bis $4,000 cu.
ployc- would 20 on The r1yroU With
the closing nf his factories
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
By WILBUR s. FORREST.
(Stdn Correspondent United Press.1,

By WILBUR s. FORREST.
(Stdn Correspondent United Press.l,
LONDON, Sept. Without -
rious opposition by the Austrianss
Rumanian troops rolled steadily
westward toward the heart OF Tran,
sylvania today. while the war clouds
dropped lower over Greece. svN~l
The capture of six Transylvanta3
towns, 800 prisoners and larGol
amounts of booty was announced In
an official statement from the Re-
manian war Office The Austrian
war Office admitted the surrendop
OF Hermannstadt, former capital q
Pennsylvania. to the invaders. ana
the evacuation of the town of SepsSr
St Gyoergy. r
German residents OF Athens havs
fed from the Greek capital with the
arrival OF 80 Allied warships, and
a fleet Of transports in Piraeus hays
Dor only five miles away. An Ath-
ems dispatch reported that great
excitement was caused in politicaI
circles by the appearance OF the
warships. but carried nothing on the
report that King Constantine had
abdicated his throne
A wireless dispatch from Rome
asserted that martial law has been
declared in Athens and Pirasuss
presumably upon the arrival OF ~
lied troops.
King Constantine. the dispatches
said, is seriously ILL., Rome also ~.
Continued on Page sevenD
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
MANY KILBANE
FANS WILL GO TO
BOUT BY BOAT

Many Nilbane CLANCY fight fans
have engaged passage 30 Cedar Point
over The Ashley & Dustin steamship
line for sunday. and from present
inquiries IL is probable that second
boat will b, pressed into service to
take care OF The overflow. he first
one VIII leave a. = O'Clock I'm the
morning.
Monday Tho steam PA IN Bay
VIII leave ON scheduled time y
o'clock-and viii reach 'bc scene
I'm plenty Of time Tor Che battle Tho
steamer Kirbv viii bo hold In read
mess for he overflow Monday ~
s. expected that the Monday crowd
will he unusually large because OF
Labor day
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
MAN AND WIFE
HURT IN CRASH

Carol Coltner. %, OF No. 13&
Hooper.ave.. is in Providence hospt
tai. unconscious, and Mrs. ColtnGp
IL in the same institution with paanpl
full injuries. as the result of an e.
cident. Saturday morning, at Grand
River and Mlssouri-ave.. when Colt
ner drove his automobile into the
rear end OF street car. The msn
was thrown over the wheel. THROUGH
the windshield. while Mrs. Coltnse
was cut and bruised by the dying
glass A child in the tonneau with
the two victims escaped unhurt.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
Today's Ball Games
American.

American.
Chicago at Detroit, clear.
Boston at New York, threatening.
Philadelphia az Washington.
cloudy AZ
ST Louis at Cleveland. cloudy.
National.
New York at Boston. cloudy two
gamesl
Brooklyn az Philadelphia. cloudy.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. threaten-
ing two games). ~
Chicago at St Louis. cloudy tive
games).
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
Nearess Battles Officers

Rose Jackson. 70 years old 40 81
BcacOn.st. Nesress of huge pro
portions, objected strcnuously Fri
day night. when Free Lance frccrs
Garvin, KrttlphuJ Grimm and Sci.
damn attempted 20 arrest hor ON q
charge of completely I'm the theft
of $500 worth Of diamonds from a
Chicleo iewelry store The woman
batilcd with the officers and II took
the combined efforts OF all four 20
-ubdue her. Mary Payne alias En-
ma Jackson. also g. being held m
connection with The robbery.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
MAN RESEMBLING
FAY is HELD

CORfNTH. Miss. SEPT. "a man
closely answering the description Of
Lieut. Robert Fay who escaped from
the Atlanta prison a few days ago
with William Knoblock t. being
held here today BY the police.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
THE WEATHER.

Detroit aud vicinity ~HturHs,s
might npd sunday fntr; No marked
change ~ tcmpernturei moderate
" iuds mostly northcrty.
Lower Nichl2nut IR'r saturday
Might mud sunday continued c1pi,
ppcr lakes Itvhf variable vipd~
on superior and moderate north he
coming light variable ur Ni.ttI.,n
aud Iiurouf fnir weather 80 urdnN
ntghi and sunday.
Lower t.L-=i Frr~h nnrthvcst
winds dimiri-hinH MT snir Weather
saturday uight Hnd ~uudnN.
-InnAN,4 II VII AZ 10 Il-e
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02

BERLIN, Sept. advancing
on an 1s-mile front against the
important railway town Of Hal.
itz, the Russians have occupied
the village Of Horozanka, TO-
miles northwest Of Halitx, In q
resumption OF their GaIician o.
fensive.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02

The town OF Moscow. In Ciermeo&
county. O.. will hold a celebratfoD1
today I'm honor OF the one hundre6tn.
~ it's founding.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02

IiIGh - IrWprrnIU--' iHII InIr Nv
the mast e. Nenrs 80, ir f~n-. aud
1919 iov rsf. -. Zee t~~1.
Que Nenr uuu tudaN uituf-f tstn-
prrnturr. 81 lowest. Git mean, -ui
cirnr weather.
rhe sun sets ~ Tini -. m ~ntur-
dns and rises ~ G.nO y. ~. snudts.
The maon sets &C n'r2 70. m, >pttr-
dns.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
N0T|FIED;SLAmSG.0.P
Haunting Liquor "Ads"
In Face of the Public Is
Doing Devils Dirty Work
Billy Sunday In An Address In Omaha Passed This Out
To The Rummes:
BILLY SUNDAY

To The Rummes
ANY business whose life is dependent upon the sup
port of the liquor interests ought to be in hell.
'Ihe quicker newspaper that accepts liquor ads
TO he'll the better for the community. Anybody
VINO faunts liquor advertisements in the face Of the
public is doing the devils dirty work.
"A paper by refusing liquor advertisements is edu-
eating the community because it can't help but publish
something better the place where the liquor advertise
men would have been 1t shows that paper stands for
something different anyway
"If all the Omaha papers would quit taking liquor
advertisements, the moral tone of the community would
rise at once. good many people would quit thinking
about the dirty stuff.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
nelicions Nconday Lunch

~ Hotel Griawuid. ou ind after sept.
D. t0r Elaborate sunday Dinner from
10 80 90 80 g. nv, ft'5.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02

Five hundred delegates are .
pected at Albany today FOR the e..
nual convention OF the Haymsoo1
OF New York state. ~ "a
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
Greek King Seriously
Ill; Revolt Is
Spreading
ENTENTE ARMY TO I
GARRISON ATHENS
Sentiment For w a -
Declaration Is
Growing "

ATHENS, Sept. 2.--AlIlsd
warships have seized the Ger.
man LeVant liners limos, Ans
toIia, Seriphos and Boigalos.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02

The Grand Tuctcss Olea. eldest
daughter &C The car OF Russia. is
an active Tombcr OF tho Red Cross
sCcioiy.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02

prsntinx--tbr plain neat kInd-that
O. right-TimrS job nePt.-.-uHIn 4520.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02

prlutiug--fhe piuiT urut kiud--tbnt
~ right--TiWcs JDh Dept.--Mnin $50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
RarewnIl.Partr.

a farewell party in the form of a
handkerchief shower was given In
honor of Mrs Harry T. Brooks by
Mrs. M o. Moore. Mrs NJ NJ. Brad
ford and Mrs. +. F.. Siggins in the
home OF Mrs. Moore on Broaddus av-
enue Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Brooks left Wednesday for
Weirton. where Mr. and Mrs. Brooks
will permanently locate. Much regret
was expressed by the guests over the
departure of the honor guest from
Clarksburg, but wished her much
happiness IN her new home and she
in turn regretted leaving so many OF
her friends to whom she was much
endeared IN her old home.
a pleasing program was enjoyed
during the evening and later refresh
ments were served.
The guest list Included Mrs. John
Craig, Mrs. ]. d. IMcReynolds, Mrs.
Stevens, Mrs. o. Il. Davis. Mrs. p. M.
Baker. Mrs. o. L. Taught. Mrs. q.
Y. Bates. Mrs. S. c. Watkins, Mrs.
Il o. Singleton. Mrs. Webb Worley.
Mrs. j. B. Smith, Mrs. Lewis Deem,
Mrs. Bert Gains, Mrs. Bessie Exline,
Miss Ruth siggins, Miss Ada Langfitt,
Miss Lola Heavier, Miss Anna Hart
man, Miss May Davis and Master
Robert Johnson.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
PERSONAL
j. A. Pulliam is here from Elkins.
4 Leonard Stae1a nf aB11clhannnn Is

]. a. Pulliam is here from Elkins.
Leonard Steele, Of Buckhannon, is u
business visitor here.
J. +. Getty, OF Elkins, Is transacting
business here.
. ". ]. satteraeld. Of Morgantown. Il
d city visitor.
H. w. Cave. OF Morgantown. Is a
guest at the Hotel Gore.
Fred u. Shinn, attorney, is attending
federal court at PhtlippI
r. A. Taber Of Parkersburg, Is a
visitor here.
W.:H. O'Day# is here from Manning
ton on business VISIT
Ernest v. Morton, OF Webster
Springs. Is a city business visitor
g. H Toothman Is here from Fair
mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Blair returned
Tuesday night from P1ttsburg where
they spent their honeymoon. They
r III +
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
Heals Ski, Diseases

II is unnecessary for you to suffer
with eczema, blotches ringworrn. rashes
land similar skin troubles. q little zemo
500 for extra large IS Bottle, and promptly
applied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture. Ii cleanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases
Zeno is wonderful, penetrating, dis
appearing liquid and is soothing to the
most delicate sldn Il IS not greasy, is
easily applied and costs little. Get it
today and save all further distress.
The E. W. Rose Co, Cleveland, Q,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
Surprise Birthdlay Partr.

The willing Workers Sunday school
class of the Methodist Episcopal
church, South, gave a surprise party
Monday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. w Sitter. 116 Sycamore
street. While Mr.. Sitter was attend
ing trustees meeting at the church
his class gathered at his home and
when he returned he was agreeab1y
surprised by them. He received many
handsome and useful presents. Re-
freshments were served and pleasant
evening was spent by all. There were
nineteen in attendance
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
RATES
May Be LOWERED.
One Half Percent if Commit
tees Can ATangeto Move
Fire DEPARTMENT.

IN an effort to have Clarksburg
rated as three and q half per cent
risk instead OF a four per cent as It 5is3
now the rating fire Insurance com
'mittee representing the board Of
trade met a committee representing
the city Of Clarksburg Tuesday
night IN the board OF trade rooms.
inthe Union National Bank building
and discussed the situation.
To secure the reduction in rate It
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
L=ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Onepaclzaqe
proves il. 25c at az druggists.
TIE pVBI5TC alsIRVICE -C0NiMYgstOS
or WEST VIRGINIA
Ll,ApIlOI. RLILnlNG

lN5ltFAlEIAhSI IN 81
n meeting Of TIE PUBLIC SERVICE
COMMISSION OF WEST VIRGINIA.. held
on the 9Th day OF November, A. ID. 1915.
-
Case no. 100,
Hnuir Gas Company
Applications TO change rates,
Whereas application to Change rates has.
this day been il"d hy the HONS Gas Com
pany, Il Is hereby ordered that leave be
granted 10 any person Interested tn Me
objecttON thereto before the Commission Rt
any time on or before the 18th dMN Of
November, 1916 and this matter lie set
down for herring by the Commission ut a
meeting 10 DC held Mt It's office in the
Capitol building on the 18th day " No
Eemher. 1915. At TIVE o'clock Z. Mat which
time any person may appear and make
hnch objection thereto as they mHS ,lrem
proper
Itls further ordered that the applicant
publish II copy of This order onre each day
for three successive days ia two nesvspR perR
OF opposite politics and OF genera circuln-
GOn, II such there be-, In the County OF
Harrison, aud that copy of thlN order
and said proposed rates BIZ posted for pub
lie inspection AT the City Hall In tho City
OF ClArksburG West TirElnn. and nt the
Mayors once in Broad Oaks. West SIr
Einta- for five days prior to November 18th.
1915, anil that due return thereof be made
to this Commission.
A Copy,
Teste! II. u. BERNIIIGIM.
Secretary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15

.hearsed the opera OF ..rF,aust' Tuesday
evening. IN tho auditorium Of the Ma
sonic temple by the Atarcato Choral
Club. Thursday evening. December a
the nom ers OF the club will give the
opera in concert form and it promises
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
Wedlinr Gnests ArrlYe..

Among the out OF town Visitors who
have arrived to attend the Lohm-Har-
rison wedding are Mrs. William II
.Stvtter and Miss Frances Styiter, Of
Pittsburg: Miss Nellie Harrison, OF
Washington: Pierce B. Lantz, Of
Wheeling; Frank Proudfoot, Of Nor
gantown: Mrs. Edward Hart, Of
Charleston: and Miss Nellie Turner, OF
Cumberland.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
Onfcers Elected.

The following members or the sopho-
more class OF Washington Irving high
school were elected officers to serve
for the wilmer OF 1916-1917 at an or
ganization meeting Tuesday afternoon:
President. Douglas Bowers; vice pres
ident, Robert Brown; secretary, Miss
Adelaide Stewart: treasurer, Miss
Margaret GAYLORD; representative OF
the year book STAFF. Miss Ruth Souders.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
nalirhtfnI nanc.,

Quite number Of the young people
attended the dance given Tuesday
evening in the st. SIary's auditorium
by Miss Anne @. Borgess. and Frank
NcGraw. "A well selected program oil
dance music was played by a colored
orchestra from $3.50 to IL O'Clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
TO give Reception.

Cards have been issued by Mrs. JOS
eph a. WethereIl for a reception she
will give from to 5 o'clock Saturday
afternoon in hoqor OF Mrs. Alvin c.
Williams, and Mrs Charles Forrer, OF
Parkersburg
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
lDinne:,rl#Dafnrlcl.,eIs.

John Koblegard, Jr.. who viii Be
Albert Z. Lohm's best man at the Har-
rison-Lohm wedding wednesday even
ing. will give a dinner dance at tho
Waldo Wednesday evening. Tho guest
list will include only the bridal party
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-15
.Churrch Tea.

a very attractive church tea was
given from s to o'clock Wednesday
afternoon in the home of Mrs. James
]. Duncan on West Main street under
the auspices Of the auxiliary of Christ
Episcopal church. Quite nice sum
was netted for the missionary work OF
the society.