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The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
Life of Dead Ruler
Chapter of Tragedy
At last the curtain has dropped

At last the curtain has dropped
The mysterious tragedy OF EN-
peror Francis Joseph-the gloomiess
drama ever played before the eyes
Of the modern worlds al an end.
Francis Josephs reign began amid
the bloodshed Of bis own subjects.
II comes 20 an end amid the blood
shed OF all Europe
I, endured FOR IS years. and each
year increased It's tale of national
disaster and family misfortune. Plot
revolution and deteat IN arms mark
ed Francis Jossphs rule wife.
brother. son, all those he loyed most
met violent ends Oh. Il u ter
rible. an spared nothing. he
cried, when Francis Ferdinand, bis
teir. Was assassirated in June. lsfA
And now death has come 70 the
aged emperor AZ last only after he
had played the leading role IN pre-
cipita,lng world catastrophe 90
vast. 30 bloody and horrible that 40
conceivable further clirna1 of death,
disaster and tragedy could strike
him
Francis Joseph vas born In 1890.
the year Of revolution throughout
Europe He came 20 the throne In
ls4s. the year Of the next European
revolution Ills uncle. Emperor
ferdinand, had sbdiosted when dis
ruption OF his realm seemed lmmi
nent The HunEsrians were in re
volt, had proclaimed a republic with
kossuth, as governor
But though Francis Joseph ral
but boy OF IS years. he vas nru
I'd resourceful Within a year hii
oops had accomplished the sub
iugation OF Hungary.
Then came the battle OF Solfer
mo when Austria lost her ltalisr
possessions. the split with Germany
and the victory of The Germans 70
ne summer of 1866.
Francis Joseph had engNsed il
I've wars. lost thousands 81 troop
md two kingdoms
With HIS marriage TO his oeauu
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

want The poor man 10 suffer discrim.
inatlon
Aid Richert introduced resolu-
ton al The council meeting asking
Commissioner Couzens 10 provide
for 100 more policemen in his next
budget Richert emphasized the fire.
Guency of crime in Detroit. The
resolution was referred 10 the COM
mittee on trSfic and police regula-
tion
A. his afternoon conference on
tho parking order. Commissioner
CouSens had said that what Detroit
needs Is not more policemen but
more citizenship
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
ALDERMEN
APPROVE
REROUTING
.coatisued from rage ope)

enables the D. L. r. 10 build special
curves and connecting lines in ~
different places. II does not sanction
the operation OF cars over the new
tracks. The committee report con-
tains clause which states In sub
stance that no change In routes
shall be made without the approval
of the council
A representative OF the y. Z. r
~ the council meeting stated that
the railway company would begin
work az once, in an effort 20 make
~ many OF the changes az possible
before cold weather halts construe.
tion work.
The changes proposed in the pro.
Ject are Identical with those recon-
mended In the survey made by Bar.
clay Parsons a clapp.
The movement for re-routing was
begun IN earnest one year ago. and
met with formidable opposition. led
by sherman LittleHeld. Inasmuch
as the plan provides for the separs
tion OF east and west side trafic 10
eliminate the increasing congestion
~ the woodward-ave. crossing. LIT
tlefeld and other aldermen assumed
that the ID. L. r. was trying 10 i'm
prove the service on the Woodward
line at the expense OF the lines
which run east and west Aid. james
Vernon led the fight for the plan Il
was not until few weeks ago tha'
he won over Littleneld and most o.
HE folloWers
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
Leaves New London
Amid Cheers of
Throngs
WAS LAST SEEN
10 MILES OUT
No Enemy War Ships
Encountered BY
Submarine

NEW LONuoN Conn SOY. --.--
G-usr aa ,rsca ireignler
u.a.,.th-1 peg second start
ig s-- rer., ,.a of urca,en az -.S1
la,S dar ao.rasu .scere p, e''
tue, vl.. .c,m9s0 lc-
to h, -e- rl tr DD+
oi the sound
ro fhe aceuu -nt ~. e.eers
lron ID. egst ot a,r IN thcr ship
NNfeaa. the paa -rhland slowly
fun- our ira lae AarUo- shortly
gefor. 5 rhe great steel net.
.A.c guarded her iern. had been
SWING a-.ie AMI he seA.crcen uoc
s,,- ~ lha deem slipped oui Of her
brr.f uLlser her ewn power.
un ou, !1 ,te main stream, She
.uol ,sunE about pointing ae
nose ard '.a pen Atlantic arC
rr- h tgF. Acr. alcu-sti- a>
cen beaded Tor Jae open see
.e,-ll ucir le- II 'he ntItsch-
a. r,v v,ra 1a deck and waved
,E.r te.s e. theg counirsu,H on
u NHI-Esd g- Do deutschland
gathered stecl Nt started he-
hOme~Mi VOYAGE IN earuest
Tne Neut ecalaud'. heInsmAn.
Kles.e stood 'he wheel Capt
L. .H.. -,
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i,s value is yes obtAinsule. bur frag.
mentary advices say included Is a
hig store of food railway rollins
stock and engineering materials. All
Vill ee of inestimabIe value Go cen.
Serrail's forces.
Dispatches today indicated great
ACTIVITY by the Italian forces eneas
pd along the Macedonian front oc-
rupyinE The front 10 the vest OF
Nonastir. they are pushirs on in the
MuEn region.
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ful cousin. the Arvhduohess eliza
beth. aged Il. in 1884, came the sec
ond important period OF his life
The unhappiness ot their married
lsc NAs long = scandal IN Eurore
The empress MAS held 4 virtual pTis-
oner In her later years she Sas
permitted 20 travel about Europe
on one of thes, tourney, while az
geneva she Vas struck to he heart
by dagger OF an Italian anarchist
Luig Lucent.
Romance soon AFTER entered the
life OF the Vidou sd emperor The
woman Who won ais hear; vas a
beautiful actress. noN known as
Frau Katrina Schrstt whom ne
maintained IN Vienns Cat, visiting
her almost daily.
The emperors brother, MEXmil
tan. was persuaded BY NGpol eou all
10 accept the throne OF MEXICO The
Archduchess Charlotte Wtfs Of Max
imiliAn strongly urged her husband
70 Accepi the crown Later, when
NexieAas had risen against their en-
peror. she hurried TO Europe IN vain
FOR aid MAMMALIAN was over
thrown and shot 6y he Me1icAns
Charlotte lost he- reason. and has
been conansd In sanitArium since
Francis Joseph's only son the
Archduke Rudolph. wSs married 20
the Princess s'sphSnie. after he
had fs.,eu "a love With the Baroness
Marie Vetsers iatsr Rudolph tried
20 divorce h4s vie 20 marry the
baroness bar Ia iAis bis wishes
we're denied o. TIE emperor A re.
conciliation dinner vas arranged.
=. which - srchduke and his wife
we're 20 NEE, She came. and With
other guests awaited the coming OF
RudoiYh vai'ed until news came 10
them that Rudolph had been tound
dead "a the arms OF the baroness.
also dead. II a hunting lodge
The emperor's nephew. the brch.
duke Johann. lost bis hear; to Nile.
M.lli EtuSel orstty dancer. Their
marriage was FORBIDDEN By Francis
Joseph. unless ,he archduke would
consent 10 give 20 bis rank and r..
uounce his allegiance 20 mis- country.
Johann became plain Johann Orth.
married the dancer and sailed from
London 10 South Americs in 1855
Neither were ever heard Of again.
The morganatic marriage OF Franz
Ferdinand. the heir apparent con.
trary TO the emperor's wishes.
brought an added sorrow.
But be maintained q deep arec.
ton For the srchduke. bis heir. and
vas overwhelmed with grief az the
time OF the tragedy OF Sara zero.
which precipitated the present war
II ~as the last blow witch finally
brought on the emperor's death.
Francis Joseph was man OF
iron. He wanted 10 be considered
great soldier. and his rooms in
his various palaces were furnished
With Spartan simplicity
He slept in . small iron bed which
would have been in better surround
lngs had IL adorned prison cell.
His personal habits were temper
ate, and he had n strong constl,u-
tion up to his last years. Simple in
bis tastes. handsome. plain in his
living. sincere, arsble. beloved OF
children and loving them. and often
showing great heroism. he was
loved by all his people in spite %
his faults
The heart Of the dead emperor
will be removed from the body and
preserved In 2 silver urn. which
Sill be deposited. according 10 Hsps-
burg custom. in the church OF the
Auglstints. ~ the Imperial
church The BODY will be placed
ia silver cofin in a crypt of the
church o. the Capuchins. where the
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

~ is being conducted by society 40
men ana the FUNDS II receives Viii
De- iiviied among the II nations
LA oCr4ts arrangements are beins
made Tor Thursday. Anne ricsn day.
which - expected Il be the crown.
M event OF the bazaar
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
PLIGHT OF
RUMANIA is
DESPERATE

Wallachian city 4 temporary and
Nncai collapse of the entire Rumsn-
ian defense Was cared What Lon.
6on IL most ANXIOUS now 10 ssCsr-
tain Is whether the Rumanian army
which Won Falkenhsyns bold move
sought 20 envslop, can escape the
jaws OF me German wise and sue
60 ssfuily evade crushing from the
north and south pressure With
Craioya in German hands thr Ru
manian railway communications TO
ps Orsova " are cut of The
Rumanian army n this Orsoya sec-
ticn IS in An exceedingly precari0us
position
The ,a,l OF C-a;ova Is me most
serious loss yet sustained hy tho
Eumanians.
In the grip Vi wise OF steei.
whose only exit leads into impassa.
bic swamos and with a deep thrust
cut into the Wallaehian plain, whose
ryoducts feed its people. The most
fertile section OF the Balkan king
dom today seems face 20 face with
certain doom
At Cra'ova ,h- Teutcns stand 10
miles due west OF Bucharest In
control Of four CT the most import
ant lines ot Communication. Jhe.r
headlong advance holds menace o.
striking the greatest stratesical
blow OF the VA Il threatens the
bulk OF the Rumanisn army still
batting south ~ the Transylvsnian
Alps. ard particularly the retreaung
fcrces IN the Orsovs 70 gion near
the iron gate and .n he jul val
ley. with being completely cgt or
from all avenues ot escape
PARIS. Nov. s2.--Hot pursuit oi
The retreating Bulgarian Germ an
army forced out OF Monasiir IA g-.l
selns made by the Allied forces
The serbians in particular. hear
ensd by the occupation of their az
cient city OF Monastir. are pressi1e
on lrreslstibly 20 the north. forcing
back the Teutonic line toward Pr
lep An enormous store OF supple
and military impedimenta abandon.
ed By the Teutons in their Aighi
has been captured No estimate -
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tay or h-y last Yoyas ro fhis
COuntr,.
When last seen she vas nearly
Do miles our. stil, running on the
surface t. ,dg> turned back RI
the ihree mile limit.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

To Cure Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets Druggists refund money IL
q, fails 10 cure r.. w. GROVES sig
nature is on each box 25c.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
8 RACE HORSES
PERISH IN FIRE

BOWIE RACE TRACK. Md. Nov.
% Nine thorobreds are known 20
have perished in the hre at Bowie
rare track TUESDAY. They are King
Box. Yellowstone. CorsicanA- Run
ming shot. Chelsea. BootleS BalL
gunE. Father Riley snd Joyland.
Two hundred horses werr saved
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
DICKY DIPPY'S DIARY.

WEDNES S5E7. WiLlAsp PAYNE. MIRO
DUcEO nE TO nie WEE TODkI.
TN oHusnTeD 10 MEET YOU, nRs
pANNE- SAID Z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
AUTO DEALERS
ASSOCIATION
Sends an Important Letter to
All Its Members in This
Territory.

The Glarksburg Automobile Deal
ers Association has addressed the fol-
lowing letter to automobile owners:
The purpose OF this letter which
has been mailed to every automobile
owner Of record In this territory Is
inform you that the automobile deal
ers OF Clarksburg have formed IN as
ISOLATION. And, In order to manage
and conduct their business on q moro
sound and perfect basis, have agreed
that time limit be determined in
which garage and repair bills shall
be paid.
In the past the automobile dealers
and garage owners OF this section
have been greatly imposed upon In
their credit business and In view OF
the fact that this imposition has been
SO great, some form Of protection has
bscume absolutely necessary. The
dealers are compelled 10 pay prompt
ly for all suppiieB-caa in many I'm
stances-hence It is purely 4 matter
Of business that customers be hereby
urged 10 cooperate with their auto
mobile dealers by making prompt set
Elements.
It has been mutually agreed by all
members OF the association that all
accounts with the members OF the as
socIatlon shall become due at the end
Of each month and that all such ac-
counts not paid before or on the tenth
OF the next succeeding month shall be
considered delinquent: that this de-
linquency shall be reported to the of
tlce OF the association, where II shall
be recorded as such: and furthermore
that a person owing such overdue ac-
count shall not be extended any fur
there credit by any member Of the
said association until all Of the de-
linquent accounts Of that person are
paid.
The members Of the association
started this new pain the first day
Of March, 1916. All accounts which
are contracted, both prior to March
1 and during the said month Of March
and which are not settled by the thir-
tieth day OF April 1915. will be re-
ported delinquent on the hrst day Of
May.
Your cooperation IL earnestly So
llclted In this movement and In re-
turn We can assure YOU that our
members will be enabled to give yon
q higher class of service than has
been possible heretofore.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
FELLOW is BELIEVED
TO BE OFF IN MIND
tnY Assor,ATEn pREHss


WASHINGTON, March S1.-Er-
nest Schiller, the young German who
held up the captain Of the British
steamer Matoppo on the high seas
and was landed in jail Thursday at
Lewes, Del. has been under survell-
lance from time to time by depart
ment Of justice agents. He Is not be-
Heved to be Of wholly sound mind.
officials sRId that while he had not
participated before in illegal acts Of
German sympathizeFs In this country
he had been associated with men
known to be Of dangerous tendencies
and had therefore been recorded in
the department tiles. Officials believe
that sehiller's confederates will be
arrested.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
ORDERS
Are Entered In Several Cases
at a Special Term of the
Circuit Court Here.

AT the special term OF the circuit
court held here Friday by Judge Hay
mond Maxwell, orders were entered
as follows:
Ada b. knight, VS.. the Clarksburg
Trust Company, committee for John
g. knight, q trustee. decree of sale.
andrew Holden Perine ct al vs..
Rosa Holden, decree OF sale.
Lafayette S. Whiteman, vs.. ]. Har-
Ian Riley ct al sale confirmed.
Clarksbufg Importing Company VS..
Fred Roceisaro and cumpang, dis
mis- $500
Stanley Bielak. VS.. o! II zarnba ct
' seY dismissed.
j Day IS: South Penn Oil Com
spapH, dismissed.
United States Fidelity and Guaran-
ty Egonpany VS.. John McKisner ct
al, orders fling special reply.
James 3. supler, VS.. James M. HUI
stead ct all order adjudicating liens.
Alya d. Bryant special officer Of
the aBltlmore and Ohio, granted "a re-
FplVer license!
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GET Ems l-N1I LASI.

When q cold grips your system It Is
convincing proof that your conditionis
Weakened that 1tisristy
indeed to simply trust your strength to
throw il Oh, because neglected colds
have brought more serious sickness
than any other ono thing, while weak.
eninEcashartics and stimulating syrups
are often depressing and dangerous.
The one best treatment forany cold
the enc so often relied onwhen others
fail, isthe powerful observation-disclosures
In SCOTS Emulsion, which feeds the
very sources Of bodily strength to sup
press the present cold and generate
strength to thwart further sickness.
Get SCOTS first, not last-and insist
on the genuine always free from a,
cohol and injurious drugs.
scott q BOVINE. nloomAeld. M. is-St
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
DIR. GARTER
Former Pastor of St. PauI's
Church breaches Fine Ser
mon at Revival.

The Rev. j. M. Carter, D. D., pas
tor OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, South, at ST. Adams.
preached at the revival services at
the St Paul's Methodist Episcopal
church, South. last evening. The
service was we'll attended and the
sermon by DIR. Garter on Looking
at Life Through Gods Eyes, was
greatly appreciated by those present.
The Rev. DIR. Carter Is a former pas
tor Of the church here and has o
warm place In the hearts OF many Of
Its members.
The Rev. Mr.. Jackson, OF Vlr-
ginia. is expected to preach at this
evenings service, II he makes proper
train connections.
There will be three services Sum
day. The service at 3 o'clock will
be for men only. All of the men Of
Clarksburg are respectfully request
ed to be present.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
BOX GAR THEFT
Is Charged against Alden Ken.
needy and He is Held for
Hearing.

Accused Of breaking Into a Balti-
more and Ohio railroad freight car at
Two Lick mine last August and
stealing therefrom case Of blankets
and a case of cigars, valued at SEQ,
Alden Kennedy lis under bond to
appear for hearing In Magistrate
4. g. Nicewarner's court.
Kennedy was arrested Thursday
night in this city by A. q. Bryant,
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
detective force He Is a brother of
Clarence Kennedy, who was arrest
ed not long ago on a like charge.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
BETTER THAN GALOMEL.
ThousandsH aveD iscoyeredp
Edwards Olive Tablets are
asHarmless Substitute

I I'll III
Or. Edwardss Olive Tablets tho Hnbsti-
tttu for ealnmei Al 10 q mil but sure la1sl-
tive. and their cfLeet ON tho ilfer - alinoat
instantaneous They nrh the rtAlltt Or DE
Edwards determination not 10 treat llNer
and bowel complaints with cnlpInel. HIS
efforta ito Danish it brought out these little
olive colnred tnbletH
These pleasant little tablets do the good
that ealnnei does. but have no bnd after
effects. They don't ininte the teeth hsp
strong linnihB or cniuninl. They fnko hold
OF the trouble and quickly correct tt. Why
cure Tho LIVER OF tho eRprnge pt tho ttet Z
Ealpriel sometimes plays havoc with tho
gums So do strong lIluIdE
II 80 best not TO tnIto ealonnel. but 20 let
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets take itB place
Mort lieadaehes tdnllnesE and that
lazy feeling como from cnnatipntipn and q
.diaprdnfed liver. Take DR.. Edwards. Olive
Tablets WHEN you feel .ipEgy" and
t'henvy.n Note how they .rlenrf rlnpdeh
brain ind how they s.peris W. the Hpifitn
At j 0nI and 2be per bog. All druggists.
Tho Olive Tablet COMPANY, Columbus. o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
CONVENTION
were unanimously adopted and With
out discussion.
tC0nfIn1eti from btlge

EfFlass
were unanimously adopted and with
out discussion.
Wheeling Is Chosen.
Huntington, through the ,chanl-
Der OF commerce, mayor and others;
parkersburg. through the personal
invitation OF President n. MI. Kllke-
SON Of the board oil commerce, and
Wheeling, through Mayor III. IT,.
Kirk, its board of control, the Wheel
ing Commercial Association, A. W..
Paul, president OF the Ohio County
Republican committee and through
the personal appeal on III. G. ogden,
all invited the Republicans 10 hold.
the convention IN their respective
cities. Ogden called attention to the
auditorium In Wheeling, with It'd
seating capacity OF 5000, and the
good effect the convention there
would have on the party as q special
reason for Wheeling's selection tp-l
gether with the fact that no Repub
lican convention has been held there
since 1904. ON roll the vote was
81 for Wheeling, for Hunting nnS
and 5 for ParkersburE.
Grosscup reported back the Reners
al resolutions. which were adopted.
These scored the evasive policies
OF the national administration, re-
cited the weakness OF national pre-
gates to both the district and the
state conventions. These resolutions
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
ANOTHER
Yost Law Criminal is
Jailed by Prohibition
Officer.

Charged with violating the prohibi-
ton law by carrying a suit case full
of whiskey from Meadowbrook to
Clarksburg without having 1t properly
labelled. Tony Eats, an industrial
worker OF foreign birth. is a prisoner
in the county jail awaiting a hearing,
'or'trial. in Magistrate w. q. starcher's
court.
Eats was arrested aboard an inter
urban traction car Thursday evening
by John ii. Tenneyi deputy state COM
missioner of prohibition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
ERNEST NO WABsoL WE'D
FROM BLAME FOR WRECK
nv AaaeeIArEp rnEasl

CLEVELAND. March 3l.-With
the main issue before them-whether
man failure or machine failure caused
the wreck OF the three New York
Central trains near Amherst, o., early
Wednesday-federal and state Inves-
tigators planned Friday to go to the
bottom in an inquiry that was exc
pected to last throughout the day.
Z At the cnnyening Friday morning
of the representatives OF the Inter
state Commerce Commission and the
Ohio UtllItIes Commission. II was un-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
BARREL OF WHISREY
Is Taken from Wagon and
Added to Collection at
County Jail.

Another barrel OF whiskey has
been added to Sheriff Ross +. stout's
collection of liquors at the county
Jail. It was seized Thursday evening
at Kelley Hill by Deputy Sheriff I.aco
Wolfe from q wagon in which it was
being hauled from the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad freight depot.
Mr.. Wolfe followed the wagon
from the depot TO Kelley Hill. The
barrel was consigned to Samuel
Crossi. but a search OF that suburb
failed to disclose the whereabouts,
Of any person. Of that name. The
otticer believes the name Is tlctitInus.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
MESSAGE

Cincinnati; and Charles Harrison.
here.
When Charles Harrison was CON
fronted with his identity Friday, the.
police say he freely admitted it and
told them that he was not implicated
in the Central station robbery, but
knew allabnut ii and had been pick
ing on his brother and the others
for s'hushn money.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
ATTENTION. TENNIS rEAMsl

The tennis team of the Bridgeport
high school would like to meet the best
school teams around here and also in
dependent teams. Address all COM
munications to A. Stanley Wienold,
Bridgeport W Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
BIpLANEs LOST.

MARCH s1.-The Gerniin oticlal
statement Friday said: I'm IAN aerial
fight In tile region of Arras and I3ap-
alme. the Britain lost three bsplanes.
Two of their occupants were dead.
Lieutenant Immelman thus accounted
for his thirteenth enemy aeropIane. "
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
ALlEGEp FoRGER
lis Released from Custody when
Friends Make Good His Check.

Friends OF Harry Bennett, who
was arrested Thursday afternoon on
a charge of forging the name of
Claude Hamilton to check for
ist1. go came to his rescue Thursday
night and made the check good and
had Bennett released. Bennett had
Edwin Florry to endorse the check so
he could get II cashed and when It
developed that ne! check was not good
Mr.. F1oIy had him arrested.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31
5WARRANTs SWORN our.

y. q. Smith, proprietor or the Eli
Cash Grocery, has sworn out warrants
in Magistrate w. q. starcher's court
against four youths, charging thcm
with burglarizing his store Wedness
day night. The boys give the names
of Leo Dress. Frank Romano. Joe Ro-
islann and Tony Lopez. ~ convicted
they viii be sent to the reform
school.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31

AH-Day Meeting.

y The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Christian church held an all-day
meetinBat the church Thursday. AZ
noon q splendid luncheon was served
In the dining room. During the
business session 1t was decided to
hold q sale of baked goods on Sat
anrdnYi April q
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SIGNAL
tContlnued from page l..

ANW4tLAAAAAN'NR e III RWbU ~
derstood that "A. H. Ernst, the signal
towarman. had heen tentatively alb
solved from blame for the wreck, the
death list Of which was placed at
twenty-eight.
At the opening of the hearing W..
Fl. Bclnap. chief OF tho Interstate
Commerce Commissions division OF
safety who presided, orderedNthe e1-
clusion of all witnesses from the room
until the time came for them to tes-
tify. This was to prevent possible
collision by witnesses In telling the
same story from the stand.
wreck.