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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-21
FIRE LAKE BELCHES
SMOKE AND STEAM
Crater Has Not Overlooked for
Long Time but Is Almost
Flush with Edge of Pit.


HONOLULU. May 20-Ciouds OF
volcanic smoke and steam burst from
the Mauna Loa on the Island OF Ha-
wall last night ind today. The lava
fountains and fro lake on Kilauea
are unusually active. No damage
has been reported and no alarm Ia
felt. The clouds OF steam and smoke
rose to the estimated height of 20,-
900 feet and the spectacle was Wis
ible for hundreds OF miles. Lava Is
reported flowing from Mauna Loa.
This Is unconflrmed. No fires arc
visible on Mauna Loa. II lava Is
flowing It Is believed to be on the
west side Of the mountain. Profess
sor Thomas A. Jaggar. Jr., OF the
Massachusetts Institute Of Tech
nology. and director OF the Kilauea
observatory. Is on his way to Mauna
Loa by automobile to investigate the
report Of flowing lava.
Recent reports from Honolulu have
Indicated gradually Increasing activ-
ity in Halemaumau, the Are Dit Of
Kilaueau. The fire which had sunk
to a depth Of several hundred feet
and was barely visible sometime ago,
from the edge of the pit, has been
slowly rising. The crater has not
overfiowed for more than genera
ton. but frequently the molten lava
Is almost flush with the edge OF the
pit. The last time the crater over
flowed the stream OF lava stopped
only short distance from Hilo,
about thirty miles distance. Nuke
weoweo the crater NJ Mama I n.
nearly at the summit OF the noun
tain, which Is more than $4,000 feet
high. has not been extremely active
for several years. The last eruption,
about seven years ago, sent streams
of lava down the sides OF the noun
tain and almost to the sea on the
southern side Of the island. Kilaueau
Is known as the most easily access
sible colcano in the world, It be-
ing possible to drive an automobile
to the edge Of the pit. where one can
look down on the seething fires.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-21
TAYLOR VIlVSON IS
HATFIELDS TARGET
Governor Charges Every Piece
of Vicious Legislation Last
Sixteen Years to Him.

MILTON. May ao.-"ABe" Lilly.
candidate for governor. was given
the most severe faying by Governor
Henry D. HATFIELD here today that
any Official or candidate for public
ONCE ever received at the hands Of
another man In West Virginia. Tho
governor was merciless in his ar
raignment of the attorney general
whom he termed Honest Coupon
Abe. the Lilliputian candidate OF the
West Virginia Coal Operators Assooi-
alton" 2. Taylor Vincent, lobbyist
and chief counsel Of tho association.
also was target for the governors
high explosive charges.
Every piece Of vicious legislation
enacted BY the legislatures of West
Virginia during the last sixteen years
has been supported and In many cases
instigated by this man vinson." he
declared. ''on the other hand, every
humane measure proposed In that
time; every law which had for Its OBJ
1ect the betterment or advancement
OF the cause OF humanity was siren
uously opposed by him.
When became governor. Mr..
Vinson came to me and suggested
that he should have key to the back
door Of my ONCE. I informed him
that in spite Of his powerful connec-
lions he would receive the same treat
ment from me that any other man
would. That was my ultimatum to
the operator he represents. The dec
laration OF war followed"
The governor addressed an over
flow meeting here and another at
Hurricane this afternoon. Both were
remarkable demonstrations. The
opera house hero was packed to It's
capacity and several hundred who
were unable to elbow their way into
the building were compelled to stand
outside. The town hall at Hurri-
cane also was unable to accommodate
the crowd. Scores here were con-
verted to the cause Of Judge Ira q.
Robinson by Hatfield's powerful ad-
dress,
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JAIL SENTENCE
of Enterprise Woman is Cut
Down because Stork Is
Soon Expected.

Mrs Sarah coppazzo. of Enterprise.
was brought to the county Jail from
that place Saturday night by a con-
stable to serve thirty days for yiolat-
ing the anti-weapon law. She was
convicted before Magistrate @. w.
Harrison there upon her own confess
sion and was sentenced to serve six
months in jail and to pay fine OF
$50 and costs. but the fine and sem
tence were RENTED, except thirty
days imprisonment, owing to the
fact that she is about to become a
mother.
The woman confessed to having
fired the revolver at Angelic Coppaz-
20, who Is not related to her despite
the fact that his surname is the same.
She declared Angelic made advances
to her and assaulted her with knife.
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Representative Citizens t
Greet Burton and Golf at
Norwood Park.

Elaborate preparations are being
made by the executive committee for
\ the big patriotic celebration to be
Iheld Decoration Day at Norwood Park
at which Theodore E. Burton, former
United States senator Of Ohio, and
United States Senator Nathan Golf,
of this city, are to be the chief speak
ers. Among the arrangements Is the
appointment of a large committee Of
representative citizens Of the city,
county and adjoining counties to meet
and escort the distinguished speakers.
The names Of this committee are sub
Joined.
The celebration is to have a me-
mortal feature, as will befit Decora-
tion Day, and a special invitation
has been extended Custer Post of the
Grand Army of the Republic to at
tend. It Is expected that the post
will attend in a body. Other arrange
ments for the big celebration will
be announced within few days by
the executive committee, as num-
Der of other features are being
planned.
The reception committee Is as fol-
lows:
G. H. Gordon, Will H. Cole, H. L.
Brooks. s. G. Denham. w. Guy To-
trick. ]. j. Cornwell. ]. j. Crews, n.
e. Gill, Ross F. Stout, Judge Hay
mond Maxwell. Judge James W. Rob
'nson, Lee Maxwell, r. T. Lowndes,
w. H. Lewis. L. X. Richards, John
]. Dolan, Luke Murray. T. ]. Parrish
Harry Hoffman. Percy Byrd, II. q.
Travis. Emil Hochstrasser. Charles
Elliot. John Koblegard. Frank Gay
lord. Robert Morris, w. w. Williams
Charles w. Furbee, Camden Son.
mers. Lucian Hoge, H. B. Curtin, E.
q. Roland. NJ. NJ. Pearlman, Frank
B. Haymsker, George L. Duncan
Hugh Jarvis. Thomas Cornell, John
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SUSPECTED ROBBER is
CAUGHT AT AKRON. @,

went to bed with his trousers on.
Clerks at the hotel say he was intox.-
itcated at the time. According to his
tale. he woke up In the morning and
caught Homer Roy lying on the bed
with him in the act Of pulling q
bundle of $500 in banknotes from
one Of his hip pockets. He grabbed
Roy by the throat. he said. and a
struggle ensued which ended only
when Roy relinqulshed the roll.
Roy Runs Away.
Roy went into another room on
the same floor. the officers were told.
donned his coat and hat and again
coined Young Lawson. wnereupon
they went down stairs, through the
lobby and out the front door. After
they reached the sidewalk. Roy sud
denly broke away and ran to Clark
street. thence to North Sixth and
thence westward on Baltimore street.
Then 1t was that young Lawson dis
covered that wad Of 1901 in bills
was missing from front trousers
pocket. The other $500 wss in a
wad or currency In another hip pock-
ct OF Lawson's trousers.
Moone Suspected.
Not long after Lawson had made
complaint of the robbery Mt the sher-
iff's office, Marion Boone, young
man with local criminal reco.i. was
arrested as suspect. but he was lat
er released as no evidence could he
found to connect him with the al
legged crime. Officers searched dill
gently for Roy, but could not find
him.
Roy. the fellow Just arrested at
Akron, also has criminal record
here. He served sentence In the
county Jail for bootlegging and not
long before the alleged Annex hotel
robbery he was hned by magistrate
W. e. Starcher for stealing Ice from
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad sta
ton here.
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Reception Committee is
Named for Celebration
A Tierney. Patrick Loudin, Ernest
Lewis, George Moore, D. E. McNichol,
II. II. Dawson. C.. n -Jewett O. w

A Tierney. Patrick Loudin, Ernest
Lewis, George Moore, D. E. McNichol,
h. H. Dawson. c. B. Jewett. G. w.
Moore, E. ]. Doyle, T. J. Swager,
Clyde Crist, John Williams. o. H.
Burgham. E. L. Speaker, v. E. Cooke,
DR.. T. e. Gore, Emil Francois, L. o.
Grille, John A. Hursey, B. Merendino,
w. F. Stout, DR.. R. A. Haynes, DR..
S. M. Mason, L. p. Souders, DIR. w.
B. Conway. G. G. Southern, Frank
M. Mills, w. L. Cole, DR.. ]. B. Smith,
]. Carl Vance, William G.. Osborn,
]. Hornor Davis. Mark Hartness, r.
D. Wilson. D. F. Wilson, ]. E. Smith,
D. H. Henry, George Kollmon, l..
Wade Coffman, Roy +. Par
IRISH, W. H. Taylor. Frank Par
sons. NJ. G. sperry. G. w. Leggett,
Thomas g. White. Benjamin Maple,
S. R. Harrison. ST.. S. R. Harrison.
Jr.. Davis DAWSON. B. F. Robinson,
DR.. w. P. Goff. Harry Brown.
R. D. Wilson. P. J. Mad
den, N. ]. Crowley, v. L. Highland,
W. A. Meredith, e. NJ. Wilson, A. NJ.
T. Cunningham. E. B. Deison. Frank
r. Moore. H. H. Davis, T. H. Wilson,
Isaac coston. w. ]. Parkhfll and w.
I. Booth, all of Clarksburg.
Basil Lucas, William ]. S. Harmer,
Siras Thompson. Charles L. Watkins
and Lawrence Hawkins. OF Shinnston.
DR.. L. c. Oyster, Vance Horror,
Clay Hedges and F. NJ. Robinson, of
Lumberport.
George sturm and DR.. v. A. selby.
of West Milford.
A. D. Basil, Yes Young. Dorsey
Cork. Arthur Sheets and DR.. Kemp
er, Of Lost Creek.
John G. johnson, A. D. Fitzhugh.
John Moore. 8. S. Faris. Flavius B.
Davisson, of Bridgeport.
Wesley Steele and George Trainer,
Of Salem.
John Chittum and George E.
White, Of Weston.
John Patton. B. F. Mills. and La.e
B. DAVIDSON. of Craigmoor.
]. Goodloe Jackson and r. A. Price,
OF Jane Lew.
Ira c. Post. of "Templemoor."
r. NJ. Shuttleworth, Romincs Mills.
George Rogers, Mount Clare.
A. B. Whitaker, Ziesing.
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METHODIST PAPERS
RUNNING AT LOSS

South may be effected in 1918, or
two years sooner than had been ex-
pected, II resolution introduced In
adopted. 1t was referred to the iu-
dietary committee for decision on
Its legality.
The proposal was that when this
general conference concludes, prob
ably next week, 1t adjourn not for
four years, as always has been the
custom, but to meet at the call of
the board Of bishops. Such action
would permit a session in 1918 when
the conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. South, It to meet
to take action on plan for uniiica-
ton to be agreed upon by represent
atfves Of the two churches within the
next two years. Ordinarily this plan
would not come before the general
conference until 1890.
The resolution was introduced by
Joseph B. Hingeley,. OF Chicago,
secretary emeritus Of the confer
ence, and has the Endorsement of
Bishop Eugene R. Hendrix. senior
bishop Of the Methodist Episcopal
church. South. ~
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-21
IS PUT IN JAIL
As A BURGLAR
Delbert Mcintyre, Of Brown, is
Accused Of Breaking into
Store There.

Accused OF being the burglar who
recently looted L. Gilmore watkins's
general store at Brown. Delbert Mo
1ntyre. young man Of that neigh
borhood. was brought to the county
jail Saturday night by q constable to
await trial before Magistrate D.
w. kemper at Brown as soon as one
can be arranged.
According to information gwen
at the sherift's once. McIntyre's ar
rest resulted from the finding in his
possession pair Of trousers that had
been stolen from the store. II was
also reported to the sheriff's otiico
that Mcintyre had confessed to the
charge after being arrested. The
charge against him was preferred by
L. Gilmore Watkins, proprietor Of
the store. who alleged that Mcintyre
carried of pair OF trousers valued
at S2.76 and $40 in money. among
other things.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-21
While Local Negro is Jailed
Both Being Charged with
Hotel Robbery Here.

Homer Roy, wanted here for rob
bling Askman Lawson OF 1901 In
money about three months ago in
the room Of the Annex hotel, is en-
route to this city In the custody of
John siers. special county officer from,
Akron, o., where he was arrested by
police at the instance of Sheriff Ross
F. Stout, Of this city. who had re-
ceived tip as to Roy's whereabouts.
Mr., Siers will arrive here with his
prisoner PROBABLY early this morning.
Resulting from telegram sent
Sheriff Stout by Officer Siers Just be-
fore the latter left Akron Major
Fleeks, negro ported employed at
the Annex hotel, was arrested Sat-
urday night by Deputy Sheriff Laco
Wolfe and was lodged in the county
Jail to await hearing before Mag
istrate Jackson ". Carter on charge
of robbing Lawson. Potter Is sup
posed to have been confederate Of
Roy.
Askman Lawson. young son Of tho
late Martin Lawson, a well-to do
farmer of Green Valley. was robbed
of the 1901, which was In currency.
as he lay asleep in a room OF the An
mex hotel the night of Thursday,
March 8, Of this year.
Sells Bank Stock.
According to the story told county
officers by young Lawson. he came to-
the city that Thursday and sold some
bank stock for $500 in cash. In
stead Of putting the money in a bank,
or other safe place, as ordinary cont
mon sense would indicate, 1t appears
that he lugged 1t around and took It
to bed with him in room Of the no.
tel. For some reason or other he
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-21
BROOKS WILL
ATTEND POLICE
CHIEFS MEET
Program for Annual Convention
at Newark is Announced
from Headquarters.

Chief Of Police Harry L. Brooks.
OF this city, who is president Of tho
state association of police chiefs.
will attend the twenty-third annual
convention Of the International As
ISOLATION Of Chiefs of Police, which
will be held at Newark, N. j.. June 9.
n, and 0. Mr.. Brooks is one of the
most prominent members of the In
ternational organization. The pro-
gram for the convention has been an
nounced as follows:
Tuesday, June 6.
300 a. m.-Reception of chiefs
and their ladies, members and guests
at the Robert Treat hotel.
10000 a. m.-opening Of twenty
third annual convention Of the In
ternational Associations of Chiefs Of
Police,
Invocation.
Address of welcome by Thomas l..
Raymond, mayor of the city of New
ark.
Response for association by
Michael Regan, president.
Welcome by police commissioner.
Adjournment of open meeting.
1880 p. m.-Business session.
$500 p. m.-Ladies visit feature
Of celebration. etc.
700 p. m.-Business session.
$3.50 p. m.-Stag dinner and
smoker for members OF association
only.
Wednesday, June 2.
800 a. m.-Ladies visit feature OF
celebration. shopping tour Of city,
etc.
$3.50 a. m.-Business session.
1880 p. m.-Auto ride about city,
parks and suburbs. ending at Olymp-
lie park. where the various attrac-
lions will be open to members Of the
party.
$500 p. m.-supper, cabaret and
music by police band at Olympic
park.
10000 p. m.-Return to hotels by
special cars.
Thursday, June 8.
$3.50 a. m.-Business session.
1890 a. m.-Leaye city for boat
trip In New York harbor, view New
York City, to statue OF liberty and
thence to Coney island.
500 p. m.-Banquet and enter
tainment at Robert Treat hotel.
Friday, June o.
$3.50 a. m.-Business session.
Ladies visit features Of celebra-
ton. motion picture theaters, etc.
$500 n. m.-Business session.
Adjournment sine die.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-21

BEGINS HERE
TOMORROW
Ninth Annual State Meeting Of
0ptometrists to Be Held
at Waldo.

Arrangements have been complet-
cd for the ninth annual convention
OF the West Virginia State Associa-
ton OF Optometrists, which Is to be
held IN the Waldo hotel Monday and
Tuesday.
The executive officers Of the asso-
citation have arranged quite an In
teresting program for the convention.
Prof. Sheard, OF Ohio State Univer-
sity, will be present aud will de-
liver four interesting lectures. The
hrst will be at 10 O'Clock Monday
morning and will be on the subject
Of Some Applications Of Theoretical
to Visual Optics" The lecture will be
illustrated by slides and charts. The
second OF Prof. Sheard's lectures will
be at 8 o'clock Monday evening ON the
subject OF THE optholmoscope, It's
Uses and Its Revelations Of Normal
and Abnormal Conditions" This lee
ture was arranged especially for tho
medical fraternity all OF whom have
been especially invited to be present
and hear It. Prof. Sheard's third lee
ture will be on the subject "opthal-
mic Myology." A fourth lecture BY
the same speaker will be delivered
but the subject has not yet been an
nounced.
q. F. Collins. OF Charleston, win
also attend and read a paper on
state Conditions Affecting the OPP
tometrist." Mr.. Collins is secretary
OF the state examining board.
The officers OF the association are:
President. A. B. Scott. OF Fairmont:
vice president, DR.. John Lewis Beard,
OF Charleston; second vice president,
o. B. Lively, Of Huntingdon; third
vice president, e. P. Small, Of Mart
insburg; secretary and treasurer.
Charles @. Wilson. OF Salem; state
prosecutor. DR.. John Lewis Beard, OF
Charleston.
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parently the whole basis Of the Car
rama request for withdrawal was the
suspicion OF Mexican officials as to
the real purpose of the expedition
sent over the line. after Villa and his
followers. a9s TX
Tho first meetings OF the conferees
at Ell Paso were devoted to efforts by
Generals Scott and Funston to clear
General obregon's mind Of this sus-
picion. He was assured that Presi-
dent Wilson had no hidden purpose.
General Scott was able to say author
itatiyely that American troops would
not be Withdrawn SO long as danger
OF new raids existed. but would be
promptly recalled IL the Carransa
government lent efficient aid In crush.
ing out brigandage.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-21
PINT OF WHISKY
Alleged to Have Been Carried Gets
Northview Man in jail.

T. L. Skinner, Of Northyiew. is a
prisoner in the county jail awaiting
a hearing. or trial, before Magistrate
Jackson ". Carter on a charge Of
violating the prohibition law by hav-
ing a pint Of whiskey in his possess
sion. in Fourth street.
Skinner was arrested Saturday
evening by John n. Tenney, deputy
state commissioner OF prohibition.
who swore out . warrant against
him.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-21
HOLDEN LAND SOLD.

Farms owned by William j. Hol-
den. Of Parkersburg,' and situated in
this county were sold at bankruptcy
sale here Saturday afternoon. Charles
Stout bought ninety-three acres on
Nutter's run for $3.50: Truman ].
Lynch 139& acres on Stout's run for
Sc, $50, and Harvey, w. Harmer. one
seventh interest in 161 acres on
Stout's run for 1915.
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ACCUSED OF BooT1lEGG1NG.

A man named McCune was arrest
ed Saturday night in West Pike street
BY John II. Tenney. deputy. state
commissioner of prohibition, on q
John Doe warrant charging him with
bootlegging whiskey. He was jailed
to await; d trial, or hearing. before
Magistrate jackson v. Carter. 81
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-21
COAL TRACT LEASED.

The Commercial Coal & Coke Com
pany has leased 531 acres of coal on
Lambert run and Ten Mile creek to
the Hutchinson Coal Company until
all the coal is mined. For the first
seven years and eight months the
royalty is to be twelve cents ton.
The time after that is to be divided
into five-year periods and the royalty
is to be determined by mutual agree
ment for those periods.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-21
JURY TRIAL CONTINUED. !

Samuel. Cuppett,s jury trial sched-
uled for Saturday In Magistrate w. e,
Starcher's court on q charge Of recent
ly having whiskey In Monticello ave-
nue., was continued for another week,
owing. to the unavoidable absence Of
the prosecuting attorney. IA i.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-21
AMUSEMENT
Provided for Hundreds WhoAt-
tend the Great Spiegel's y
Free Performance.

A milk drinking contest provided
amusement for the hundreds who at
tended the free performance given by
the great Spiegel on the vacant lot
in the rear of the Union National Bank
building Saturday night. Edwin DON
ahue won first prize. Harvey Sept Sec
ond and Daniel Foltz third prize. The
program announced for the first three
days Of next week Is as follows:
Monday-wood saving contest for
the ladies. Eaat lady pntefins the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-21
YosT Law VICTIM.

For violating the prohibition law
by having three pints Of whiskey In
his pockets while walking In Clark
street, Harry Anglin, OF Northview.
was arrested and placed in the county
Jail Saturday night by John H. Ten
ney, deputy state commissioner Of
prohibition. Magistrate jackson ".
Carter will hear the case the first Of
next week. ;s7
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-21
BOY is JAILED.

Ernest Howell. minor son Of Mrs.
Lucy Howell. widow, of New Fair
Grounds, was put in the county Jail
late Saturday to await a hearing be-
fore Magistrate W. q. Starcher on a
charge of incorrigibility preferred by
the mother. The hearing will DO held
Monday,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-21
RIVER STAGES

ay .s.ee,.r,s rsrs.,
WHEELING. May 20.--Riyer
~ feet. falling slowly. Clear and
warmer. Departed: Liberty, Mata-
moras II q. M; Reuben Dunbar.
Charleston 10 p. m.
PITTsBURG. May 2o.-Dayis Is
land dam rs foet. falling, clear.
steubenville. 10 feet, falling, clear.
Parkersburg. lis feet. rising,
cloudy.
Morgantown, 8 feet. falling. clear.
OIL City. SO feet, falling. clear.
Warren. 4.s feet. falling. clear.
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contest must bring her own saw.
Tuesday Mailing contest for the
Wednesday Children,s: carnival.
Every child participate ting win DO given
q prize. while the best costume will be
given q cash prize. Z. q
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FOR RENT furnished rooms fol, light
housekeeping. 70 parties without chill
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LOOK Those wanting KREw-FINA, the
great Group. cold and pneumonia saife,
call at 100 Locust street before May %
as we will leave the city ON that date. J.
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new NOTE

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